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l4fA m to Jeet two Uiifed SUIw
Boom' ooBt j dslMtodtlM-eatira pop-
HABMok: fa. iMtkioned
for ' tra
". It war ft glorioria Tietorjr pretty moft
IT aroiudvftiMpt in Fbtto tmmlj..
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mftfttitr ftftil xeftWeao et W dftirj
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MftjorityoB joiat bal-
lot .far Uftitod
wiuW.tfcirty..
Slfttoi ftMMtor ift Iowa
Mm Eva Taomao, ft Nebraakft girl,
the Idas of BftldBg the carnal
theaatkiBftl flower. "
. fjrEtvk-TMojTaAsD.ftiftjority for the
ffpftftTMftiitfttftte. ticket ift Nebradca ia
, pretty food, considering- aH thiafta.
r.. iT'.aeNM there ia ft epecies of lanee
'spider ia dklahWa, the bite of which ia
i-ftf that of a iftttleaBake.
Tbk village of Tower, Mianeaota, hat
fha dietrnctioB of erectiag the irat aon
, ia honor of WUUam McKinley.
.
Tax atate treararer baa inveated $10,
'Mrof the troat funds ia . Waahingtoa
V.eoaBtjrboBda,wbieb bear S per cent
.9M department of botany at the State
' University owaa a very old and rare book
em bsiaay; baring been written is Loa
doaiillSlg. ,' FsfPAT. the fog lifted from England,
MBsle damaged in ooUie-
arriricg at rarioaa porta.
iisssrioMfstftUtiea.
W may have 1-csnt
iy yeara, if the present rate of
is .the rereauea.of the postal
teoatifti
; .Im postal card in honor of the late
Tiasiilrsf McKinley will probftbly mark
tbs bagiaaiag of a aeriea of each
yeas
Tarn last Telegram did an
tat of crowing jaat beoaaseof Platte
ity'a democratic majorities. Uadaly
jfthtlsat ia a phrase admirably flttiag
. -. Tarn' stamp sale at the Omaha poat-
. esVw for the month of October was
-larger than it has erer been before ia
the hiBtbryof the poatoaea, the total
.tansipN baing $303009, or orer $1,000
par day. . -
Msi. Abckibau) White of New York
Cforsaet death in an anaaaal manner
Friday. .A elip on the floor of the bath
room caaacd her to fall backwarda, her
.haad striking the edge of ft marble basin,
frsntariag her akalL
Foa the flrst time in twenty yeara
Bsoae eoaaty electa all republicans.
' Disintsgratioa has set in with a tsb-
with the popuUsta and next year
will go repiblicaa by flfty
L Albion News.
that the city of St Louis has
lufsetariag anti-toxin for the
prswsatioa.of diphtheria, and that the
smjs ef it hss resalted in ehmsdeathaby
with stereo, other children
with the same ailment, with
alight 'chaacaa of recovery.
-' AaTsnm P. Gosjux of Mary land wfll
WSs SJS"JSBB -SvV "iaWMBMMXawasv
ef. the U. a senate. Nearly erer
sa ft boy he was pagsia the sen
s', has been aroaad the capHol ia
capacity or other. He .was flrst
m 1881, lsariagia 18HL
believe that there is coal
of the Blae river, have
spfXSO.for-the purpose of lading
if they are right ia their prediction.
MfrosmllilfordhssbeMiseearedto
the drillkujf aad operations will be
this week. Dorchester Star.
lasTMosdsy State Treasurer Staefer
$1000 Washington eoaaty
i aad reduced ths psraisseat funds
ts ahsst fl$fijim He will ssoa hive
Pomglsa cosaty. There
i ts.hs no causa for worry over ths
BS'thetmaa:
Pilot.- .
mTsw" -
tb of October Wells,
shipped oat 138 car-
products, assay of them
sa heavy aa 60,
i increase oT25
October, 1900. When ths im-
ita sjowbeiag made are com-
ths estsut will be largely-ia.
kmrlarOailL
. lFaaythiagthecbastitatioaorUws
's Masxsskft prevsats.a.ststs
the treat faade ia
ths iatsrsst said 'on' sseh
by ths basks it is ef the
that the nsesssar
to be submitted aad the
so that.. ths-state shell
ths faH ajsasfit t its
sry.-aisH
jnuw ias moa
AhbsttANiemsn
. . '. r
Ihmtssbm hss ressltsd from aacisatiac
ataaysfhsiticsitms. Ths Stats HartJ.
'SNasuavBi "avasnsr wsbbhs iavt m sor
.j. . '.... j. t. .
saasiy wsieasaas aaytasag wason 'ansa-
BSBjsWalSBVSBBB Ats thwrs. sst sassy
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jjhifl ts sashs saisfil stsdy sf bsc&
Mini ths Uaiimaaty at Nimi
flkfcssl at iniaaifia whish spsss
isia)lnUtltfl.
.'Buasia and Japan are making great
preparations lot war, the former building
VoMels in France, Italy, t3rennany, Den
mark and the United States.
. . .
... . . . . .,
The .Worjd-Herald .iaaistr that. The
Tribvas. whose editor was a member of
lbs platform eommittssof the rspabu-
ean stass coareanon, naa ivputuaimi ui
ptahk calliag for public atatsmsata of
the jwiftfrr of funds held by .casto-
iass) of pabbc BBoneys. .
The Tribune baa dons abtbing of the
kiad. Ifbelierss that demand of the
repsblicsn platlorm a just and resaqaa
blsxms sad that it should be complied
with.- ..'. -. .. ...-..: '
State Trsaaarer Staerer-ims not yes
ass so with respect .to the money in
the ssrmsamt achool rand. Ua aaows
it to bs,auBply.aon band.? mai iiis
railabls is erideneed by the fact .in his
flrst report' there was shown to be a
balasjcs of $367,000 on hand. At the
aaeoad resort, made by him a moots
later, tberewss out viud,um. xninag
Urn' thirty days. iaterreaing be bad re
duced the balance litHMW oy ine pur:
chase of wtarest-bssnaa; esconUea ror
thsbsftsfltsf the pftbuc.scaooisorine
stats. This si the best showing made in
years, yet.it doss not comply th-tbe
itrW.litWaBdsDiritof a plank of the
Tspablioaa . state platform. That the
puuwraftda are aowias m:jmpmjm
wall ssstred by the indemnity bopd I tor
tLaayS5tr girsn- by Tresaurer Stsefer.
It is ft ejssstioa more particularly of
ethtcs aad .policy. Treasurer StoaTer
should comply with the' demand of his
party platform.
The above we clip from the Fremont
Tribune,, and it probably expresses the
thoughts of the great body of people of
all parties in the state of Nebraska.
The republican platform was very clear,
plain and eaaphatic, and, so far as cnsto
diaae.ot public funds were concerned,
the principle enunciated seemed to meet
with hearty approral, even of the oppo
sition party. The public's affairs,surely,
ought to be' known to the public, and a
treasurer, be he city, county or state,
will please the people, by giving, without
tint, the' fullest information. Only the
exact truth can fully fill the bill. The
law ia the guide, but if an ofEcial makes
a law unto himself, he is liable to get
into trouble, soon or later.
Thie general principle is just as appli
cable to democratic oflknala in" Platte
county, as it ia to Porter, now of Mer
rick county.
A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE.
The campaigns' that culminated in the
elections of Nor. 5 were fought mainly
on national issues. In Iowa the issue
was between stalwart Republicanism'
and Bryanissa. Straight-out Republi
canism won by a plurality of $0,000,
airftiast a plurality of 56,000 in 1899. In
Nebraska the real fight waa orer plat
forms, the democrats indorsing .Bryan
aad Bryaniam, and the republicans
standing by the issues of 1900. With
only minor candidates in the field, the
republicans carried- the state by a plu
rality of 10,000, against a republican plu
rality for governor lest year of 861.
In Ohio the democrats ignored free
silver but .declared 'against the expan
aioa aad'tarif policies of the republican
party. Governor Nssb, on a platform
favoring the McKinley policies, waa re
elected by aAplurality of 08,000, against
ft plurality of 49,023 two.yeara ago. In
Paaaaylvania the democrats evaded na
tional and state issues and united with
the disaffected republicans against the
republican state organization. On Una
platform of, evasion they were defeated
by a plurality of 55000.
Ia Massachusetts the democrats went
to the country on a violent anti-expan
sion, anti-republican platform. The
repnblisana carried the state" by a plu
rality of. over 70,000, against a plurality
of 98,000 two yeara ago. In New Jersey
the same isones were presented, and the
republicans elected their governor by a
plurality of 8,000, against a plurality in
189Rot 5,499. In Rhode Island the fight
waa on national issues, and the republi
cans carried the state by a plurality of
5,000. In Maryland there was a personal
as well as a political issue.
In all the states, except Maryland,
republican candidates and republican
policies were matched against demo
cratic candidates, and democratic poli
cies. The result is a vote of confidence
for' the republican party and a vote of
confidence in President Boosevelt,
who, more than any other man, rep
resents the republican policies and pur
poses of this day. Inter Ocean.
OUR MERCHANT MARINE.
The republican party has .always ad
vocated protection to all the commercial,
agricultural and mining interests of the
UBited States.
Many things have been accomplished
by .the party of progress, bat one of her
unfinished 'teaks calls loudly for vigor
ous action by our statesmen, and every
sad agam the need is made em-
The -following from the St. Joseph
News is obs phase of the many-sided
problem: "One-fourth of the see-carrying
power is ia ths haada of thirty large
compaaiea of various nationalities. On
ly one of these is Americas, and it cos
trols osly 81 ,000 tons Tout of the total
5j6MgOQO tons controlled by the thirty.
companies. In the last decade England
has built '4,838 steel steamers, with a
capacity of. 9,793400 tonac. In the same
time Anerica has built only. 465 steam.
ar with a capacity of 743,000 toes, sad
198 of tbesBsfeaWa, representing 450.
000 toss, wars for the irdaad'eosameroe
of the Great Lskes." "' "
soaree it may
ths siablie caa readily behWthftt Prmv
ideat Roosevelt will follow origiaal lines
uag am int anaual meassgeto
It may be in brevity, as be
kiBMslf, .How many
hare I. read? Or. How much
of the vast array of mtoric fasts eoa-
digss
meats! Ms?, and thus qsaatiouiag, he
aiightwsU deeidetOBuke hia imnn
at all sjssiblswBaiatsatwith
it of
might read, meditate aad with the
hat cm mas ghascas over the!
sadism it go at that, . .1
sstanUy aught
as brief ss
aelaaratatsmss
thsBstiss. Thus, tea
.
-
ixxxsdoe;
FktU Cawt y, Qaeial. ,y
Total votes, 3257. Majority for Hol
leabeck 985;-Ha wx by 08; Baystoa fiOO;
PhiUipa542; rUUecwaa 4sV;ByrBSS.tl3;
Moors. 595. Ospk Jess has sssjoritiss
agftiast PhUUpe ia Third ward Colam
bua, Biamark,. Sbermaa aad Walker;
George .'Brodfuehrer agsiast Byrass in'
BiamarK, Shall creek, Burrowa, Monroe,
Wood vtlle and Walker.
;' FhilUpa! total vote in ths eoaaty waa
1862 eoly 104 less than-Hollesbsck's,
aad yet his majority was .413. lass thas
ths bead of the ticket; Byrass was sat
The county eapervisora .sleeted are:
Districts 6 and 7, Ernat, majority 981;
District 2, Bender. 48; District 'VKisr-
nan, 2. ... u :,
Shannon's majority for assessor in ths
city, waa 61. " .
A FAairas named Shatter, liviag below
the bridge oa the Iowa eide,left at Joha
bob Bros, store afew'daya ago a basksfr
of what seemed to' be a rrhss 'bstwsbs
eats and rye. He called it "spelts' aad
aaid he had been raising it for a year or
two on the saadk bar; aad. that it was
better for; hones, in his' judgaaeat, than
oats. Esra Johnson, called. J. Sterling
Mortons attention to the sample, aad
Mr. Morion' sent some of it down to
Wsshiogton to learn what it waa. The
department of agriculture answera, this
grain is not the spelt proper at all,-aad
is correctly called emmer. -1 bare known
of its cultivation in Iowa for'serersJ
years. It is .grown to largest extent
probably in North and South Dakota,
where it has proven to be an excellent
grain, particularly in hardiness and yield.
Experiments hare shown alao that it ia
likely to become one of ths best grains
for stock feeding. The grain waa intro
duced by the department two yeara ago
from Russia, but hss been grown in ths
northwest for a number of years. Ne
braska City Tribune.
"
Bepobts have recently, eosss from
France that might well make 'anyone
believe that it is possible to head off a
hail storm by .putting cannon ball
through the threatening cloud. These
reports sre very explicit. They purport
to be only the record of experiments
tried frequently and in many localities.
It is aaid that in sassy viae'diatriote ths
method waa found in ths highest degree
Bucoessf ul;'and.in some sections where's
hail loss had to be taken into the account
every year, there baa been in:the past
year no loss at all. Thevitioulturistsof
France,. Germany and Italy are ao im
pressed with the apparent reaalta of ths
experimratothattaeyareaoontobolda
congress to' compare notes and thor
oughly discuss 'ths whole matter.
Omaha World-Herald.
Eabl Li Hmro Cfcuira, the. celebrated
statesman ef China, died at 11:15 Thars
dsy mornjng attar a liagsriag fllasss. It
ia supposed that hissscossaor ia obsm
will be lass friendly to Usssia. He was
born in 1823; distingaiahed ia youth as
a. literary man; entered the pablie aer
vice, and.commanded, 1860-63, the army
co-operating with the troops under Gen.
Gordon in the suppression of the Taep
ing rebellion; in 1882 he was made vice
roy of the province in which, Peking ia
situated, and minister of marine; became
prime-minister. He visited this country
several years ago, and was noted here for
his habit of incessant questioning.
"Unkbcesbaby taxation ia unjust tax-,
ation" ia a saying whioh commends itself
to tax-payers everywhere. Now, if Platte
county officials or any of them have been
in the habit of doing or neglecting to do.
anything the law requires of them, thas
adding to the burdens of the people, let
the habit be discontinued at once. You
may not be freed from punishment for
what you have already done, bat you will
have the satisfaction of present good
intent, and future commendation of a
clear consciousness of duty done.
TAKnra the whole situation into poa
aideratioa repaUieaaa have a-great deal
to feel good over in thia county and the
Becord predicts that the fssionists have
carried the coanty for the last tiaae, and
in the language of a prominent populist
yesterday, fTbe populists have elected
their last eoaaty ticket, is Polk county."
The fusion state ticket carried the county
by only .130 while they had over 400 last
year and .850 two yeara ago.-Osceola
Becord.
r
(kftittml, f.nil.
s
isajl
-A taU,arkBvrith dark mustache,
and wearing wprkiag.olbtbss with head
kerchief tied aroaad his asek, aad eieaea
hat. forged ths same of W. T. Ernst to
several 'cheeks lsst Thursday aad .pre
sented thrm tn irffrrast mnrnhsnls
Eacb-cheok waa for $8 aadpsyabla to
John Johnson and iaaaeh store ths aaaa
made a small purchase, preteadiag that
be badno cash and aa it .was after 6
o'clock the aaerehaata cashed the cheeks
withoat any doubt of the genaiaanam of
the signsiture.' .The cheeks were not
brought to ths bank before Saturday; so
that the trick was aot knowauntU that
day: Tbemerehaata who wars tricked
are: Tbeo. Jnsdhof, J. H. Qaller. H.
Oehlriok J. Oreissa aad M. Cassia.
Chsctewaroakmaraasatsd to Frisch
hok Broa-aad aCerick bat wars aot
cssbed. Ths saasi.:had a part asr. with
hisasaaaotBiediamaaie. Noolaahaa
yet been fostad of has whstssboats.
.. Cy
Ansdjoursed msetiag was held. Nov.
U at which Secretary tt Karseabrook
fllsd a list of ths Basses of honorary aad
The bond of Carl F,
proved sad a druggist's permit ordered
mioilim':-; " '1, ' WrgT) A0-WT AT LAW
Tni i nif fifPifrTraaeaiiar iTaaef af r?- aiiaiJ aaaen'- !?r . . ."7 -'
ass iibmmw nuv areaamrmr, ueaesex aamaeau. sawas; .ausyaam wets m
t,u a hj. 4.LU ..iM lie ism aiwMasaL air aiaWi la eaafc aaaa . ' ' '
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$12,000
find it ; necessary
FIXTURES AND LEASE FOR S ALK
- Prices have been revised without relation to cost or Vstiue,butmthoneobject,to ...
.. move it quick, ttsjssjisf first cssje fMtKjA JScSJSSSU?Li? ?Rft? .
after sale begins. . :; MK PTTBCnBLASES MUST BE CASH.
wwyw
massm
. Committee an etreets aad
rsportins upon a astitioa signed by C. J.
Scott and.otbera-prayiasj-for ths' con
struction of sidewalks on North street,
reported that the premises affected had
been inspected, and recommended that
ths petition be granted aa to ths aids,
walk on the west side of the street, aad
farther rscommsnd that ths petitioa be
aot created for a sidewalk oa 'ths east
aids st- the present time. Report
adopted.
Ths petitioa signed by Henry Hoek-
enberger sad others prayiag for
walk waa granted.
The petition of Fred. U I rich- for
removal of obstructions from allay ia
block 163 waa approved.
Ths bills approved, and-warraata
ordered for. payment amoaatedjto
Sl.361.63. amoas the largest of which
wers for salarissr of oaaoials, .elestrio
lights $132.80, sprinkling atresia $115X0,
Telegram- Ca, priating, $82 Uafoo
PaciBc, freight ou coal, $148..
la
William A. Burks,
bred and respected member of this ledge,
has, ia obedience to the call ef ths
8aprssas Master Workaua, dspsrtsd
this life of toil aad sot eriag oa
for oae of peace aad, happiaaas absvs,
ad ..
Whereas, Uunag bis msmbsrship w
this ledge, he has, by hie acta aa a work
man, ahowa a keen apprseiatioa sf las
principles sought to be disssmiastsd'by
this order, therefore be it - -'''
Bssolvsd, By tbaiaaaabsraof Oolaaabia
Lodge Na286A.au. W that we
his untisiely death; that Wsesteadlo
nai Dsssavsg wus.saaoauoxsa oar am
.cere sympathy, aad aa a farther mark of
esteem direct that the charter of thia
lodge be appropriately draped for3 a
period of thirty days. "
Louts Hauv
J.GtBacHKV
G.W.PHIUJF.
Mrs. William Dawaon and daughter
Blanche were Qcoaee visitors. Satarday.
Daniel Murdook ia patting a woven
wire fence around hie place, alas tmild
ingsbarn.
Blore Bros, .are quite busy baling'
straw those days. Have finished making
a second lot of sorghum.
Qaito s number from Oconee attended
the lodge meeting of the' M. W.'Aat
Platte Center, Saturday night
The farmers are getting-out their eora
thia fine weather and flad .soaae fielda
taming oat much better, than they
expected.
Mrs. J. a HHliard died about 10 o'clock
Sunday morniag after a long- illness tf
over a year. She was- s great sufferer.
She leaves a husband, oas daaghter, Mrsl
Won. Tmeloveof Monroe, and three eons;
Smith, John and Robert: They have ths
sympathy of neighbors and friende ia
their beresvement. '
lumxnioTbs iouti: :'
.Tarwtfk Can to OalifsTaia. '
The Barliagtoas tbroagh csr service
to, California ia aa follswa:
STANDiaD SiXBTBBS-aily, Omaha,
Liaoola, Hastiags aad Oxford to 8aa
Pranciaso, eoaaeetiag at latter eitj with
fast traia for Los" Angelas. '
v 'jxhibibt- tuxarmas personally cob
dacted every Thursday Omahs, Lia
coln,' Hastiaga aad Oxford toSaa Praa
ciaoo sad Los Aagelea. j-"
TouamT Sutapran personally, con
ductedevery Wedaasdsy, sad' Thars
day, Kaasss Ctty.St. Jossph, Wyasore,
Saperior and Oxford toSaa Fraaaisflo
and Lba ABgelea.
AU these eararua via Desver aad Salt
Lake City, paaaisg ths aiagajaceat
mountain scenery of Colorado. by day
light .. .-.
Ths. toarist,'slespera are of. ths vary
bitest derngn.- They are wide vestibuled
sad lighted by gas. The ssaU have high
backs, aad ths aisles sre carpeted. Ths
lines iaclssa aad'of .good qaality.
If you expect, to apsaal ths wiater ia
Oaliloraia, it. will pay you to writs for
"California ToslWl- a 40-page foV
asr wsjsB.wiuas rssay ror asNnoatmn
early ia November. Iteoataaas jaat ths
iafbrmatiod theCaliforaia travelsraesds
-saapa,of Cabforaia.aad thsvarioi
routes, to it;- a bat of Oalilorais hotels;
estimates of ths coat of a mbath'a stay;
iaformatisa ia regard to steuraasa trips'.
ebmsts.oat of door sports, .saitabls
clothia,eto::Pree.- ' ;
Xlkawdm,'
Geaeral Psaaasgar Agsat; .
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H & K B, ElMERSi
THIRTEENTH,. ST., COLUMBUS, NEBR.
mm
Worth of new seasonable merchandise to be closed- out! refrdite of icost,. giVihg- the.
; people' of Columbus and 'vicinity, a rare opportunity to get their wihte supplies at less
"than the cost. of manufacture. Having arranged to enter, the wholsie budnss,.we
ltd dispose of tm stock
S erMMl 'fteartifn. $
. J. B. Gietzen waa in Lincoln Saturday.
Mia. O. L. Baker ia visiting friends in
Omaha: . .
Ed. Loseke went to Fremont Monday
to attend the' Normal.
' Mm. Bobert Wagner went to Omaha
Monday to viait friends.
Mrs. Homer Bobinaon returned Friday
from a Visit to Chicago.
Mrs. Tubbs of Iowa m visiting-her
sister, Mrs. U. R CooliJge.
Joshua Finecy of Beulab;Polk county,
visited friends here Monday.
Miss Louise Matthews of Schuyler
visited friends, here Sunday.
' Mr. and Mrs. Bey Martyn of Humph
rey vautsd relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. George Thomazin of Platte Cen
ter waa in ths city Saturday oa business.
Mis..W. MoFayden returned Friday
from Sioux City, where she visited
friends.
Miss Nell Harris of Central City went
to Omaha Friday after a viait to her sis
ter, Mm. Boberta.
Dl M. Condon of Denver came down
from'Sioux Tity Saturday and ia visiting
his BMther, Mrs. Condon.
Horace Fobs started. Friday for a trip
to western states, with a view to pur
chasing a farm. He will visit Washing:
ton, Oregon and. other states.
A PUMPKIN PIE SHORTAGE.
Tarn to troable ia the eoantiy,
. cThere is troable ia the town,
Aad 'tis jastthe'sott of troable
That won't at oar bidding down.
For the anasw sadly tdto as
That the pampkia crop is shy
And that means tasra'U be a shortage
' Ia thetootheoaM pampkia pie.
thas this viand
Been a featara of each feast,
Tickling palates of aH eaters,
From the highest to the least.
It has held a place of hoaor
Next the faaMdThaaksgiviag bird,
Aad oa all oreasinns festal '
Everywhere its praise was heard.
WebeamatothiakaboBtit
Verjr early ia the spring;
Oft we talked aboat the pleasure
That the aatama days would bring.
Many times oar months have watered
. AewecoaJaredBpthescene
Of oar teeth ao slowly closing "
Oa the pampkia pie between.
Bat, alaiL for "expectations -
Of what aatama had ia store,
Aad, alas, for phae of feasting
Based oa pampkia pie galore.
For the crop baa badly fooled as,
, Aad oar sorrow is profound,
," Aa we face the pampkia shortage,
Mot enough to go aroaad.
Of the cause there's no ase talking;
That to 'neither here nor there;
We're eoaf routed by conditions.
Aad for theories doa't care.
We are troabled by this shortage,
.' Aad we're thlakiag. aa we algh;
. Life to aot so mack worth living
-When one caa't get pampkia pie.
-Pittsbarg Chronicle Telegraph.
Envelopes with your return card
priated on them, .for 50. cents a single
hundred; for larger quantities, and dif
fereat, grades, call at Taw Joubnai.
oatce for prices. . .
-Blank farm leases for sale at Thk
Jornaai oafoel tf .
Blacksmith and
s
Wagon Work,.,
- Ererjiwisg Ih oir 'Hie
aks Tery thiag gRaraateH .
IWacaSw's Maile to' orier.
Rrt-kwrg8hoeiair isi th
eity.. m . - ;
'A 'e ' Hair) of HiiffaTiefi.
CarrlftgM, etc. ..
tRTI 'am agsat for the old. reliable
Colsjabas Baggy; Company, 'of Colum
baa; Ohio, which ia.a suafcient 'guaran
tee of 'strictly areVcaiaa goods.'.
LOUIS SCHREIBER.
Seertf
D. anags.
.First Hatieaal
,
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Nothing wUl be reseryei
Morn wi sgr
rS-GIsWSH!GlJa,aW8i,
NOTICE PROBATE OF WILL.
Notice
ice probate or will, WUUam Wcatptial. de-
oea
Mfd. la Ihe'county eourt or ruuttf cooaijr.
Nebraska.
The Stmt of NvbriMka to the Mrs an.1 next' of
kin of aaul William Wtphal. deceased.
Take notice, that upon aling of a writtea ia
fttrament parportinK to be the last will and
testament or William Weetphal. for probate aad
allowance, it i ordered that aaid matter be set
for heartak the 3d day ot December, A. D. IBM,
before said coanty court, at the hoar of 2 o'clock
p. m, at which time any person interested may
aoDear and contest the same: and dae notice of
this proceeding is orderel published three
weeks successively in The towmBOH Jocknal.
a weekly and legal newiaper printed, pablfabed
and of ceaeral circulation ia said eoaaty aad
state.
la testimony whereof, I have hereaato sst my
hand and oalcial seal at rolnmbos, this Sth day
of November, A. D. 1H01.
sui..
T. u. Koaisox, -Unov2T
('oaatyJadffe.
NOTICE PROBATE OF WILL.
Notice probate of will, Thonuu Lynch, de
ceased. In the county court of Platte coanty:
Nebraska.
The State of Nebnwka to the heirs aad next ot
kin of said Thomas Lynch, deceased.
Take notice, that upon filing of a written ia
strameat purporting to be the last will aad
testament of said Thomas Lynch for probate
and allowance, it is ordered that said matter
be set for hearing the 22d day of November,
A. D. 1901, before said county coart. at- the
hoar of 2 o'clock p. m., at 'which time any
person interested may appear, aad coatest the
same;' and due notice of this proceediac ia or
dered published three weeks successively prior
to said day of hearing in Tbk Columbus Jocm.
XAL,'a weekly and legal newspaper printed, pas.
lisbed aad of general circalatioa ia said eoaaty
and state.
Ia testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand aad official seal at Colambas' thia tot day
of November. A. D. 1WL
rAI i .s. T. D. Robmow,
18SAL.I gj ttoBBtyJadge.
NOTICE PROBATE OF WILL.
Notice probate of will. John W.T. Schmidt.de-'
ceased. In the coanty coart of Platte eoaaty,
Nebraska.
The State of Nebraska to the heirs' and next of
kin of said John W. T. Schmidt, deceased: ,
Take notice, that upon filing of a writtea ia
strameut purporting to be the last will aad
testament of John W. T,. Schmidt for probate
and allowance, at is ordered that said matter be
set for hearing the 27th day of November. A. J.
1901, before said county coart, at the hour of S
o clock p. m., at which time any person interested
ma aDDear and contest the same: and dae notice
of this proceeding is ordered published 'three
weeks successively prior to said day of hear-
tag ta rax coLimacs JorawAiH a weekly
legal newspaper printed, pabiisned aad of gea
eral circulation in said coanty and state.
Ia testimony 'whereof. 1 have hereunto set mr
hand and official seal at Columbus this 2d day of
November, A. U. imu.
r.s-sv.1. - - T.D.BoBroit.
6aovS
County Judge.
PROBATE NOTICE.
In the eoaaty coart of Platte county, Nebraska.
Ia the matter of the estate of Herman Ladtke.
deceased. Notice of final settlement aad ac
count.
To the creditors, heirs, legatees and others in
terested ia the estate of Herman Ladtke, de-
CQRawBU
Take notice that John Qoetz' has filed ia the
coanty coart a report of his doings as adminis
trator of the estate of said Herman Ladtke,
deseased, and1 prays the coart for. the allowance
of said report and distribution of. said estate
and it ia ordered that the same stand for bearing
on the; 19th day of November. 1901, before the
coart at the hoar' of 2 o'clock p. tb., at which
time any person interested may appear aad ex.
cept to and contest the same.
TBI!
is notice is ordered siren in Tax CoLmnrm
JocaxAt. for three consecutive weeks prior to
the Nth day ot November. 1901.
Witness my hand and the seal of the eoaaty
eoortat Columbus, this iid day of October. 1901.
SKAU
T. V. HOBIHON,
SO act 3 County Jedge.
PROBATE. NOTICE.
In the coanty court of Platte coanty. Nebraska:
la the matter of the etttatt of Frederick Ser
ber, deceased. Notice of final settlement and
account.
To the creditors, heirs, legatees and others in
terested in the estate' of Frederick fterber,
deceased.
'Take notice that Minnie Oerber has filed ia the
county coart a report of 1it ihiinRs as adminis
tratrix of the estate of Frederick (lerber. de
ceased, and it is ordered that the Kime stand for
hearing on the 18th day of -November, 1901,
before the court at the hear of 2 o'clock p. m..
at which time any person interested may appear
and except to and contest the same:
This notice is ordered given in Thk Colcxbus
JotraSAL for three consecutive weeks prior to
16th day of November. 1901.
Witness my band and the seal of the eoanty
coart at Columbus, this Sith day of October,
1901.
n,., i T. D. Robisomy
L8KAL.J a) nets County Jndge.
. C. CASSIN,
raoraiRoa or tbk
lkniliiL Meat Marhl
WaWaSawsrSS awVawSsV aveWSVSwawtvIV
.Fresh and
Salt Meatsss
Game and Pish in Season.
warn wsbsbbbbbwb; saaBBBBweaaf sja aawewsBas bbbbbb aaywBSBBaywsuuuaBi
. awHighest market prices paid for
Hides and Tallow.
TrHRTEENTH ST.,
COLUlfBUS; ... -. NEBRASKA
" ZSaaDltf "
: H.G PERSON,
Buggy Doctor,
Will preseribe and oi
Carriages. Bac-
wagons. Flow.
jae.-t;oasak
tatioafine.
sick aad cripbled veaieles f or.a
ts my hospital as. '. .
OpBoske
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ua
mmm
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RaZBafKmfsl
Frempiit ;- Normal i School
arid
FmSM OMT.
Comrneraal
ARE HIGH 8H00L GBABES ACCKFTElrJ " :-
Yes. Ws accept High School grades sad grades from Colleges 'of. .:."
good reputatioa.: - ..''.' .v.: ' ."T a J
Hw Lftig Will it Take taGeta State tr iirater ; :
It dspeade upon jour staadiag whea jroii enter school and'tke. grads . '
of Stats Osrtifoats yoa desire. " You will W accredited. with all .work-; -V:
properly done, sad ws will advaaes yoar iaterssts as rapidly as yoa :'
. become proficieBt ia ths subject mstter gbns over." - -' - VV ' .
. - . . - ... .- -.... .-?
ARE TEXT BOOKS RENTE
Yes. ....;.: ;:;V;v; ;: .
CAN YOU ENTER AT ANY TIME? -
. . "...-."
Vaa " "-."" -,' ' ' '
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Dw Yb Graat bialaaiaH m nnisliiig; .ofsi 'ifHiiil
Yes.
All those receiviss; a
A degree is conferred
WHAT ARE YOUR RATES? ' .T."V-. y. ri- -"
.Tea weeks schooliag, iaslad'iag'kiardrrofmU'toi-aade
light, $3a75; thirtyix weeks schooliss;. paid ia advance, ihcJaxtHnjr' -'
. . board, roesa, taitios aad electric light, t; foty: weeks: aeboolre. if -" . -
paid is advasce, iscladtag board, roam, taitjoa aaJ.ectric Kght.." - :
$108.75; Uty weeka schoelisg.if.aeid ia adraBCiacIadvag boaTiJ," -". " -"
room, taitioa aad electric light, $123.75? attyweeav.sebeanng.itjiaia . '
in advaaes, iacladag board, rdosa. taitioa, electric .bght, hot water '
heat aad city water attachments; $140.- - V . .-.:..' - : .-." '- "
WHAT MUST STUDENTS FURNISH?
, ' -'
Towels, eoeaforter or blanket.
fast fattSSm,SSt.'3 lStt.
Biesat fall tea, Brr. at, aW.
nmwaawTwa.lai.il.
SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
COLUMBUS MAEKKTS.
-.
Wheat, old .........
Corn, sheUed-9 bushel..
Oats, V bushel.
Rye V bushel
Hogs fp cwt,. ...........
Fat cattle V cwt
Potatoes-? basheL
Butter V sV.
Eggs V doses.
Markets corrected every Tuesday af
ternoon.
TIME TJLEUEU
-COLUMBUS. NEB.
TjIbcqIb,
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poiats atast aa4
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