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- -WjJtJzLjSSaSTirtrr i """fSSflggfo-g .fe.yy.j-Jgl. 11 IMrr ii'if r i i 17 2T3223g r.- TSl1 wrani tixjij. jrHt, " aariTrL -s-," EIZ!MaiBMaiBI ... : ! b -'.. - I f : t- I i- ,r. It it A I, E2SEE2I Kansas Southern Railway "Straight as the Crow Flies" KANSAS CITY TO THE GULF PASSING THROUGH A GREATER DIVERSITY OF CLIMATE, SO!L AND RESOURCE THAN ANY OTHER RAILWAY IN THE WORLD. FOR ITS LENGTH AlonrJN Iin nro the finest land". uU"iforr;roTvin?SEisH grain, corn. flax, c.tttun ; lor iinirfreir.l apple and peach orchard's, for other f raits ami lor ries; foronsnaercialtanialuup. potato, tomato and general truck furms; forsupircan.-:ine ncecultUatton; for merchantable timber; for raising " bonc3, xuulc, cattic, ho-s, sheep, poultry and Angora goals. 'iVriic for Information Concerning FREE GOVERNMENT HOMESTEADS Kw Calonv Locai.-oas, Improved Fsrtns. Miners: Lands. Rico Lands' nr.a Timber Lands, anJ iu.- conies of "Current Events." Business Opportunities. Rice Coo!:, K. C. S. Fruit Book Cheap Touni-tnpliCZiecceiierb' tickota on tale first and third Tuesdays of r-,i nonth. THE SH03T LINE TO "THE LAND OF FULFILLMENT " . . H. aUTTOIT, Trav. Pass. Agt Kaunas City, Mo. r. S. SOSS22B, Trav. Pass, ana Dan Lord is on the street today. Geo. Williams of Albion and V E. Reed of Madison are in town. L. A.Sloan loaded a car with cattle, horses and hogs today for Albion where he will live. Harold DavLsof Wilbur, Nubra-fca i Titiiting his grandparents-, Air and Mrs. Frank Glensoa Postmaster Kramer went to Lincoln today to attend a meeting of a commit tee of poBtmastcrs to nrrango for the annual postmasters convention. Mr. and Mrs. S.E. Marty enter.'nin ed the German clnb last evening. Tlie clnb is now making a study of "Die Arbiter." Mrs. Marty served refresh ments. BEMOVAL NOTICE: Mrs. A. C. Boone has moved her Dress Cutting Academy from East Eleventh street to the brick building two doors north of Friedhof's corner. Pupils wanted. METHODIST The topics for ser mons next Sunday, morning and even ing, will be," Humanity Made Divine ly Beautiful" and "Truth tho Great Emancipator." A few more copies of tho illustrated edition of the Journal. Order quick. Send 5 cents each for as many copies as yon want. Tell us whero tc mal them and we will do t ho rest. Judge Boeder granted two decrees of divorce yesterday. One was granted to Mrs. Morau. She charged Iter hus band with non-support and drunken ness. She was nlso given tho custody of the child. The other was p ir.nted to Mr. Sheridan who charges his wife with desertion. The Neighborhood Card Club was entertained at six-hand euchru last Bight, by Mesdamcs George Scott and C S. Baney, in tho parlor of the Olother HoteL Forty members and in vited gaestB were present. A two coarse lnnch was served in the hotel dining room which was brilliantly lighted and decorated with ferns. Mr. Herman Oehlrich and Jlrs. Frank Schram won -tho prize., souvenir ilyer spoons. An aatopsv was hld mi the bodv of Wm. F. Steinbaugh, whose Hidden death in Council Bluffs .vas reported in yesterday's Journal. An enlarge ment of the heart was found, but the surgeons were unable to say whether this had bad anything to sio with the sadden death. The inneral service was held yesterday in Council I'luff--and tho remains brought to Monroe -for burial. Mr. Steiulmugh had a j number of relative hviac in this county. Attending physicians have given up hope for tho recovery of Mrs. Ken nedy, the aged mother of J. W. Ken nedy. She has never rega.ued com plete consciousness emee the paralytic stroke Monday morning. ei.ept lur brief intervals. Her left side is en tirely paralyzed. 3Irs. Kennedy is ?:! years old and her a: and weakened condition leave scarcely fiy h qv. that she will survive :he stn ko Her heart action is failihu today, and all of her children have been se t for. Miss Lottie Hock,nbng.r entertain ed the Yopng People Card "club last night at their lat git hung before Lent. A four eourso dinner was er- Ted at Reven o'clock, atld tho gUOFtS enjoyed ihemslves hco for about two j hours. Tho table was artittcilly decorated with a jar of red roes. j Scattered fern leaves, pink and white Everyone Should Know the great ailvantagos offered by a Through Cur Service on a journey ens. If yon ctm take a car at your home town ami not be disturbed until you reach Chicago, it i mi advantage worth your while considering. This can be done lv asking ior tickets via the Chicago- Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway. Xo missing connection no lisagreeable chang ing of airs, but comfoit :ml ea.-c. The trains on this line are brilliantly lighted by electricity, are steam heated, solid vcstibnled, and equipped vith every modern safety device known to railway service, ami the cost for tickets via this line is no more than via other lines. For special rates, time-tables, etc., write f. I. MSI, Gen'l WesJem Igent, 1524 Farnaa St. OMfiHfl. N&BRflSKfl, L 8. G. WAS2TES, G. P. and T. A. Kansas City, Xo. Jmis'c Agt., Kansas City, 3o. carnntinss decoratea tho parlor. The prize at cards, a match safe and a hand mirror were won hy Mr. Swain and Mii-s Anna Gictzen. Mr. Elmer Smith of Panama who arrived later in the evening, was tho only guest Tho local camp of the Sons of Vet erans will hold an onen meeting in the lv. P. hall next Saturday evening at S o'clock, to which nil sons of soldiers are invited. The Columbus camp' is not as 6trong in numbers as it should be and overyono who is eligible to membership iB urged to attend the meeting and enroll his name among the active members. The Columbus ciuip has been signally honored by the election of Bert Galley to the office of grand commander of the state, and with 'ho prestige which this gives the local camp the membership should be promptly mado as large as any in the state. The members of tho Orr hens Society know how to have a good time. They never fail. They more than lived up t't that reputation last Monday night at their mask ball. The hall was crowded with the families of members and their gnests. Tho music was grand and the costumes of the maskers rang ed from tho grotesque to the artistic. More than a hundred people weie masked and more than twice that number were happy spectators. There were good things to eat and drink somewhere in the region of the stage but the crowd was so large that the more timid individuals hail to be con tent with tho stories about the good tilings. Everybody present had the timo cf their live?. The Journal will start a serial story in a fow days, entitled "Tho Sowers. : This is an authentic 6tory of Russian life which has had a wide reading because of the special inter est in Bnsisan affairs just at this time. Whilo tho Daily Journal is read by practically everybody in Co- lumbus.many peoplo are still" borrow ing"" tho Journal. We ask that Jour nal subscribers tell their friends about the "Sowers thnt they may Hubicribo right away and get. the first num'iers. With free dalivery in sight, oven tho "knockers" will have to ad mit that Columbus is large enough for a daily paper. Tho Journal is hero to stny and it will bo improved as fast as tho support received will war rant Now is a good time to subscribe when you will got free with the paper a story which in bonk form is worth a dollar or more. Just a word tc a friwill alKnst this will help tholfriend nniI help ths joariiai. Creston. Great evenr, postoffice moved again. At the present writing you will fiuti ii in the harness shop formerly rnn by .. Plageman. Next week, God only k lows where ii will be, we don't. The (-Government should furnish us tree unlivery in Creston. Tho post office has wnly moved eight times in lour years. .!. L. Brown, tho new postmaster is studying postal rcculat ions theso days. Harry Bowers roturned from Kansas last Monday whero ho has boeu vis iitncfor a month. The well known and raspacted firm of Herndon aud Hotchkiss have sold to G. II. Palmateer. This deal is to hn vr-rv mm-li rnemttrr' hv mnnv nf ..-. as "Mestrs Herndon and Hotchkiss aro rutlemen in every wmso of the wnr,i. Jiud wo hate to see them leave ns. 1 1 is to ba hoped that they will I f finally decide to ttay here. School reopened laet Monday sfter being closed three weeks. The t ntirt.: es were also opened last Surdry nflr being closed three wcc!:?.- Chas. Campbell left jt.st vck for Idaho, whero they will make th?ir future home. Pete Ivereon and Kd Parks with their families Lavo roniovstl 10 Kani-as where they expect to mako tbtlr fa ture home. You ought to .s- e tl t-uell Hlo of wall jiaper at t no Crcf.ton Pharmacy. Frank Clar-. f.:rtiprly of Crtcn, but now running a treataory at Fre mont, is visiting fiieiids and relatives here this week. Dr. Jones reports :i cifo of tyjhoiu fever at the homo of Clins. Muth ii'itl aleO a cao at the home of W.i .Hi esc Born, to Mr. and Airy. (.'eo. Hook last week, a son. Tho Tomson Cohtuv Cor..;-auv who wero witli u.s for three nights hist week wero worthy of better treat ment, than thev had at our Land.-. Thursday and Friday nights very f.w peoplo attended, but lm.k of ouMiks iaFia on our pDOf.!ori part, was due. to tho diphtheria scare, and many did not go on account of taking children to the hall. All who went weie well pleupcd with tho performances an! should tho company return again, we balicvo they wonld bo greeted with a full houec. Tho moving picture show at tho hall last Monday niyht was not well attended. Fako medicno f-!ns don't take in oar community any more. Lawyor Jackson will start to work for E. T. Graham noxt Monday Don't forget the canrus to be held next Monday at tho A. O. U.W. Hall at S o'clock shatp. Humphrey. 'roiil (lie lrt!iif i.ii j Hans Elliott ( Cohitiilms was in town TueMlay on his way to Jiind:iy to attend to laish rsy. Frank Hitter went down to Colum bus TVodnesdnv to consult tho hospital physicinus in regatd to having an operation irfonned. Mr. liittner had an attack of nnpt ndictti a couple of weeks aeo which, was tho second at tack in tho last few months and ho is desirous of nvcidirg niiy furthor troublo if possible. Humphrey has an nu:n vnions lelt"i writer who Las been r.:.-:i'g the old Nick nmomr .'.aii ol :1 ladies. Tin re is no imiii.shmrnt too severe f:r tho peibon vho will n ail vilifying let ters unsigned and if the post oilicc department was advised of tho mat ter, the guilty one wonld probably be discovered and brought to jntticn. P. E. McKillip received a telegram yesterday couveyiug tho sad news of the deathof Chas.Bjan which ocenred at Los Angelos, California, Wednesday at ' o'clock p. m. This is indeed a sad case. Only a short time ago Cha was a perfect picture of health aud physical development and he saw be fore him tho brightest prospects for the future, but all at once his tnnd hopes wero shattered by tho appear ance of that dreaded disease, consump tion. Iu tho hope that ocr lino Ne braska climate would assist in restor ing his lost health, ho ramo to Hum phrey last year and took an interest with his uncle, P. E. MKiilip, in the stores owend by the McKillip Mercan tile Co., and held tho position of secretary-treasurer of tho company for a few months when it became necesr-irv for him to seek a different climate. From here, in company with his mother, who did for him what only a mother could do, he went to Wy oming, but a few months at this place proved of no benefit, so ha reinrmd to California. During the short time Mr. Ryan was a resilient of Humph rey, by reason of his continued illness he made few acquaintances f-ur the acquaintances ho did tunko were truly his friends and they ar nil grieved to learn or hi-- death. Tho Democrat has learned nothing defi nite as to when tno funeral will be held nr wheio iutcrment will bo maite. Lonp and Platte Valley. t W. W. Shrp'.rd of Gardiner nas not recovered from tho severe cold he rook about four weeks ago Mr. and Mrs. E. Fnnkhauser aud others liviug near Shelby were vifit ing'a few days withJJ. Schmidt and family. :; - Accidents will happen soniftiniss. That's what Mr7PeterMats found out last Wednesday when the sconpsliovel fell down en his head leaving an ugly cut. H Emil Bieuz returned homo last Sat urday from tha Agricultural school. Hurberfc Adams has boueht the Kule place 4 miles north east ofSilverCrctk for $40 an aero. LINDSAY Supervisor Held of Columbcs was in town ou business last Thurrday. Henry Lachnit spent Sunday with tho boys at Lindsay. Israel Gluck of Columbus wa doing business in town this week. Joe Dolman who lived near Sf.Ber nard started for Knoy county Tues day where be will make his home on a farm near Creightou. Wm Lewejohnn sr , sold a farm in scoton 1, twp 10 to Tkecdrro Puh !;. this week, frr $."(; an acre. A boy was. born to Dr. and 3Irs. Westfall Saturday night. Dr. D. G. Walker and Lew Winkler were in Columbus Monday. Jim Ducey of Montana came Mon day for a visit with his parentF. A pleasant surpriso was tendered Mrs. Bodewig at her homo last Satur day, the occasion being her forty eighth birthday. Hubert Ramaekers was twenty-nine lyears old Isst Saturday and his friends reminded him of tho fact by civing him a surprise party The guests were treated to an oyster supper. The home of Hugh Willac was quar antined for uiphtheria Tuesday by Dr. Evans. Geo. Schacher moved to St. Edward this week and Wm. Smith departed for Blinoo. Father Hugo of Washington is the guest of Father Babanns this week. Miss Allie Boyle left, with her brother Jim for Idaho last Tuesday. Miss Boyle will be missed by many deads here. i Yesterday's Daily Journal. Ii. Elilott gees to Leadville tonight. M.s. Tr.cob Zinnecker is reported aerious'y il. James Naylcr is suffering from au attack of nji'ndicilis. Horning Bcrgstrcm a-id Jennie Wiugreu, I Gth ot Geuua. Mrs. O'Biien is said to be sifferiug Hum r.n attack of griDre. P. .1. Hare and T. Friediiof went to Chicago iGiiny to buv goods. Dm. Martyn, Evans, Evans .t Mr.rtyn, Jr., oilieo threo doors north of Fried hof's store. WANTED A good girl for general hoaso-.vcrk. Small family. Write or Ki.puro, Journal. V.'ANlEI). An oxporiencjd maker and npptetiticcs in millinery. D.Kilso nun lnir east if Niewohnir'ft tf C. E. Ptdloi-.k returned today from Indian Teiritory whore ho has been for several weeks visiting his brother. YOU NEED NOT hr.v all teeth ex tracted in order to ... now ones. The sound nv remaii'. Consult Dr. Nnumanu, tho dentist. Pisti::.ii.T Ktamnr sr.y: that for ty-thrta atdicatior.s Jtr. been 'n-iilo to hun fxr exami.i ifio;: blanks far the city carrier r-xamtu.itiim. Mr.. Enttrrman, wife ff Ce.u:it fi-.d-io itatierman. is very dangerous ill. This afternoon liopo of her recov ery is practically given up. BUY YOU It COAL of Weaver and Nowman. Thoykeontho largest assort ment. Weaver and Newman cirry fifteen tliffereut-kiuus of conl and not one ioor kind among them. tf Tito Modern Woodmen have several representatives hero prepiring f.sr a godd showing at tho state tnaeting net? month. Tho meeting will ba a big affair, with elaborate display, street parades, etc. The lire deparrment was called to the reiidonco of Br. E. H. Naumann at nine o'clock this morning ca what proved to ho a false alarm. Sor,t in tin cbi-mioy caught liro. and burned ottt, heating tho wall so that it was feared tin house would take lire. No damago was done. Tho team of horoi belonging to J. D. McFar'an I, wl.idi mrsterionsly diipp'arrtt from his him Saturday j'iir1!! :.:;.! were thought to have Leen stt-len. were foun ; astray in tho ro.id near their owner's Ituiisc. They had brokn one of tho Ivitii and wandered off. Thev had tifd 1" tramp life, however, and wer on their wav hack when caught. Tho Irsard of siiiisrvtsor.s.in session this momiug, wero confronted by a ion.; lis! tf property owners living along tho ronto ,of the propoFeil Lost Creek Uraj.-iago ditch, tocether with a number of attorneys, to show ciuso why the ditcli should not ba construct on: and tho cost nssnos, ( to the proper ty owners along the mm". Various complainants presented their a2U meut.s and tho heating will ba con tinued pronihly for several days. Tho opinion of attorneys is that tho matter must linally bo settled in court. The g oates; mt;tcal event of tho season is coining hcti' March !'. to tho North opera Tho Mo; a it Sym- plio'.ij- ohib is a famous organi.r.tioa of New York. A California pa pGr has tho foil-swing to say of i concert given bv this organization: ' It is fnfn to s-iv tlmr a better concert was uov r given hrp or a more satisfied nudi nce never left tho onera hon.e. For two hi'urs the andl'-nco war? held en tranced i.y this iinis!tei company of p.rtistc. Tiio eomiany may rest assured thiJ tlioy will all me"t with a crowd ed hoJtse whenovor tltey will favor ;is aain. ' !r! mor Smith, a brother of Ti5rs J. C lkeiler, wno spent all of hts- carlv lif- in Colnmtms', arrivd hero this motuiug ior a wck's visit. Mr. Smith ts a civil crgiuecr, the character of whosa ability is !.est attested by tho far- that ho has ben employed by tho P.iunmi fatal Commission to nssls lv tlie pn liiLiuarv purvey for tl:n can a?. Mr. Smitn has n force of men mi d'T him cmiFisJing of about' tv.-ent-whi'.e m-ii and rfvcnly natives, lie tnyp tho incessant rain there makes work drudgery. Mr. Smith carries on his face a typical tropical tnn. He had a great, many nioro things to say ahoat his work but in saying them h.- was n'jt awnro that ho was un bosomjuu himself to a.Tcurnal reporter Consideration for Mr.Smith's modewty Jl.ercfoio Iimit.s a more oxtended re port. Eoute 4. F. C. Rchniiui wettt to Omahn ln.t Mcadav n bacincss. Ileiiier.s on this route have commen ced tho usual spring moving. and ir is quite difficult for ono to know frox ono t!aj' to another where peoplo live. Dan Tliaycr has moved to the place he purchased near Monroe. A. Land mklos is located en tho farm vacated bv 31 -F. Thayer. Mr. Eoghcr will farm tho John Bljtlcett farm and has moved. HcVrnnn is moving to the E. W. LToaro far recently vacated by Iff land Ercs aud Joint Blessen will occapy tho Babcoek place. Mrs. Geo. A. Pride arrived last ritn:fIr.y from Sycamore, 111. nndMr Pn tine Sc: .day v. uh L wfiere J. B. irccds Lachnit lud wiii farm has lived for a number of years. Vesta Circle was entertained byMrs. A. E. Campbell, March 2. Fourteen members were present. They respon ded to roll call with quotations. Tho following program was given : Select reading, Mrs. W. Manningtnn; poem,' ' The Farmer Feeds All, ' ' Mrs. T. Ws Shaffer; humorous reading. Miss Anna Smith, Mrs. Cole and Mrs. J. It. Smith ; piano eolo, Miss Maie Campbell. Tho next meeting of the Circle will be held March'.) with Mrs. J. Smith. Last Saturday and Monday, D. D, .Bray shelled the corn which ho raised for the Western -Irrigation and Seed Company. Ernest Hoare, C. E. Chapin, H. J, Aden and J. C. Dawson were at Co umbas Tuesday on buisness pertaining to the proposed drainage ditch. Chas. Shafer was in Columbus Sat urday and took in the show in the evening, returning .homo Sunday. Charlie Fays tho Missouri Girl was alright. v The best i5 the ctones GLOVERS OVERALLS THE BEST IN THE" WORLD ' AsJk your dealer for them . use The Wonderful Yeast If 3'ou want to make that is BmmtS Yeast Foam Is tho yeast that took tho I-'ir.a Oraatt Prioat thust. I.oiiisi Kxpo bition. .StIil liy all Kioi't-rn atTuf. a pai kase ueoimli for 40 lotiM-s. SjihI :: J ostal .arl for oi.r new llSnslRititt lioots "f!ood Jircad: How to Make It." RHKravuBBniBia,a,a,avpa,a,avaHapa,pa,Bpja,Bat I Fow I Must YEAST mm LIOSTiIWESTBBi YEAST GO. 1 CH'CACO, ILL. I COLUMBUS MABKETS. WliAit '!."i Corn new - Oats y hnsiiel 25 iJyo hunhol (I-" M'il "i Hogt- cut l i."j 21 Fat steers y wt I L'-(r5 1 ' ' Stock steers y cwt " Krfl : .rM Fat cows- V.' cwt 1 iih : h) Potatoes y jdc '2 Uiiltor y b IS to 2!) Eggs y !ozen -1 A LAND OF WONDERS. The Sightseer Finds Many Things or Intel est in California. Ctliforni.i has niuii.roiis natural budges caverf, etc. of no IiM! interest. The Mamoth Cao or Calaveras-, d't, covered by miners in 1.S.1H; tho A!;ib;.slei Cave; tho Crj slal F.ilaeo Cave, contain ing a numlhixof ntt'nctivu subterranean apparlmeiits, such ;s the bridal Cham her, tho Chrst-:l 'uhuv ItiMim. Acuri oustippartmi'iit called Music 11 .11, where the deposits f .'iiitietutH r.rigin nut otd. t.d:e thi form or organ pipes, sounding hoards etc.. but emit, w.'u-n struck, iiinsi cal sounds and vibrations. Near this cave ar two natural briilges winch tho tour ist can visit and return to tho railroad within half an hour. Tlie only natural way In reach these scenes of interest is via "Tlie Overland Limited, J.'oute.' comprising tho Union Pacific and South err. Pacific, now rcaly one line. The oulv line running through trains lo San Fraiiris.eo from Omnha, its fast trains, :irr:ingsivleen hours alvad of all coin petit i irp. Pamphlots and maps deserib inirtlio wonders of California. Mid full information about the most comfortable and direct route to tin Pacilic Coat.tnri ! -obtained of E. L. Lo'ea:., (I. P. ,V T. A. Omaha, Xeb. Kotico. Notice is hereby given .l the annual mo-ting of the KinckiioMpr.s of the -htaskii Central Irrigation I'nmpan;. iof lieofthe Elevator l..!Ior M:Ilr Co!) in tliot'itv of (Joluinbus, Nebraska on Tues day, M'arch 7th, liMr. at U p. m. "The (ticeu Esther Girls" mdulgo in a pnoticnl strain while iuvitim; yon to como to lho Shoo So-inl, Wednes day evening. This is their invitation: On Wednesday March S'h, at the heme of tho Tumors A social we've promised to give Nice refreshments there will be. Cme and music yon ?e Come, have a gocsl time whilo 3-ot: live. This bag is for pennies or dimes as yon choose In which tho laities will bring three times. And tho gents twice tho sio of their shoos. So many people ad with Pneumonia. This is due to the fact that the Bronchial Tubes and Lungs are left weakened and unable to resist disease. not only cures La Grippe Coughs, and. prevents Pneumonia, but strengthens the Lungs so they will not be susceptible to the development of serious lung troubles. Do not take chances with some unknown preparation that may contain some harmful drug when FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR costs you no more and is safe and sure. Contains no opiates. I had a bad case of La Grippe about ten years ago which left my Lungs G. VACHER, 157 Osgood St., Chicago, says: "My mite had a very weak that I have been trouhlpH mnr nr !aa ovfw;nA;.s ,,ntif f hu(1 ... .. i r--:- .. : i.i. ,. .,;,, . n siri mn-h. She tried SO FOLEY O MUNtl AND TAR. which cured m rnmnkfflir mil mv Luntl k..u -a cm cvic unucv nvn tad -, ; ,-n.i- immediate relief.' no longer trouble me.-J. H. BROWNING, D.D.S., Orrick, AIo. Three sizes McCLINTOCK & CARTER, e -rjSfib ! --' l-i "FM iBIM trnWflKm -mm xi.rt . cx i ri i f in lira tniint in 11 i im i .z . t- ttt inrn t "rr'.i " r . siyn J& ; eiSS f laeafcccatFlttelacray itslXmlmmmpimgZf. ?36.5ltegJ5?ag5ggva I iarc blr.ta im, t ' JK . iii mtktnultrK i M0iS-Cj31X V1 niimnHiMiinMw HiWlwill. 1'ila.feaca.kaaJsaZipaJ or Udecbcck.to kch mim Caitmltilim LI. Donl send am ur mnniv. hn - "-J ZSZ " -- - IM lm4m MmtCmV. I MWM Jyterms and equally low prices on th licot P MieHinsra ThtMhlns U.oktmo t2.I., I " ,.- .jr, . uk, MinuBiiii, American Supply Co...S5 Louis Lntjeharms. OUfTa-l OP TNC IHNTEO STATES, w The is a Piano Player, without complicated, constructions found in all other players. The following are a few of its indi vidual and exclusive features that distinsmish it from the old style mechanical air motor players, and makes it The New The Apollo having less machinery, .& - "tit ";. rtir.1 '. -- . rlu.r. t'usiiaiivol' -r Plci;rr. It re rod-the music without pumping. Yon may tl.u.L i im- "".r-rs ::i- .. - li.t.icd. .". .:v or them arc. There i j difference in Piano Players. Whui jou heat the Aj .. ;: -,:.:: s-- .- d'.iV-t ace. New Players Retail cl .5S5&0 ad Up FOE SALE BYE. W. Every day from March 1.1th to It 03 inclusive, tho Union PaciGc will sel one way tickots from Missouri Kiver Terminals (Council Elutl's to Kansas City, inclusive) as follows: 3,'O.CO to Ogden nnd Salt Lake City. fco.Of) to Helena and P-ntto, Montana. ?:!. f.O to Spokano and Wenatchee, Washington. !'."? .'0 to Huntington nnd Nam p. Idaho .$-'.". HO lo Portland, Tacoma and Seattle. .,." 00 toVancover and Victoria. ?'2.3.0O to Ashland nnd Astoria, Oregon, via Port loud. $.'." 00 to San Franciso, LosAngles and San Diego. Correspondingly, low rates made to California, Oregon, Washing- tug, Utah, and Idaho points. Through Tourist cars run ayery day ou Union Pacific botween .Missouri I.iver and Pacific Coast ; doable berths 5." 7.1. For full information call or address W.H.Denham, 12w. Rirtis-Fyc View of the Colum bia Kiver An attractive topographical map, in colors giving a comprehensive idea of the country on and tributary to the Colnm : ia Kiver. This map ib in folder form, on tho reverse side contains an interest ing description of the Columbia Itiver route. Copies sent free by E. L. LO MAX. G. P. Jfc T. A. U. P. K, K. CO., Omaha, Nebr., on receipt of four cent poatage. RIPPE - who have apparently recovered from an attack of La LEYS H0NEY 25c, 50c, $1.00. The 50-cent size contains the $1.00 bottle almost six times as snumimii wbpHMinwi,MwT ,Mna raiiw ... hh: iM I x , -.'...! aa fffcg ! !! ii li' ii .. -g . ' J JTSZ f lv n J -l!! mar. TjESSust Cant mtxlt IMSflai. - Mc ckackTX la. &.c. cuoipIcu . ... .:, " ' " m ..fcM 1 ITlHTy .S ra.va.au, uiaics, jv U OUCIICRI, Ol xwidcs, viis. ureases, manure spreaders, :nx&zi. XBKSSX tactic e LnewT? lLrtk ,. .. .. . .. . . ks.i "rfTni,v -if I ----.w..l,..cnci51aKn,n5.iJua. i-irR.il iltiln. . 7n-i A KJB1B m . .. a. . " - w . - -j v v r ' mm m . . , -v UtiJk i?riPC. ft rTTjr t U fthr m m' . Vr.. m. . Mew idea Plan r.sc Ajk.!!o to wbgolutcty Ihc only I't.twi Playr 1.: the wot!.; wliit.'!. plays tho entire k'y K-iriI of a piano, (Jti .ito.. Tl.e Ap jtio.3;y:isirnpIo tUovJcc, iMr.tautly transjK;c55 1: i 'i U cli.sn !:: .in ih'.trcd !.oy Tht.i is tu.ilii.iblc tor ,t..4.'i.ip..ii::ij t!u oicu r an Instnmii nt Ih AjioIIc Mstor irs ni.tlc of llaci'tVZaud 'rt.sN'.lika .1 w.L'., :n .lead f h-.tthtr r..sd mssmI, nr. in vt:e of oili. . !'t.". ;-. A ..,.' wat.h will vc:ir from 30 to ,;o ji. 173. "Tliirili liils over. Vho Apci!o tcudre.i tin lizrj oi" your jisino r.ilh a ;. i.i-tv. id uuch.:c:?t. Tli. An.'.i.i ns1lc., t!nc o.-iraJsr !fsit ?:ri:,K'it In .1 .wi!.rU.bi t..I;t.m. This is impossible with olhtr ;V.jj., JV.-:vr.-. T " f-!r r.i r. r.r:nift: Lever that sUn lie k... 1. ...."t..i:.t str:v .::; the motor. Popular Music 50 Cei-'.s ps Tourist Gars Popular The idea that an inferior class of people pat mm the tourist sleepers is an error. On main Irije. only tho iK-st class of traielersi am found. 'lliey nro merely men and won en or good sense who would rather traM.I TO GflLIF0RiiFt in this manner and save a snu sum of money to le used elsewhere. It is bo ginning to Ik understood that it. is by no means necpssary for the travelor t spend a large sum of money in order to enjoy a trip to U oast. If jon cross tho continent in oneof the tourist sleepers of the UNION PACIFIC you will enjoy the ttip am! san iviu-iilerabte inonev. In piiio of W. H. CENIIAM, Agont. PNEUM0 m- m uwiue w. ruui nuiibi miu inn auu t,--- two and one half times as much as the small much. 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