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EASTER
April 13,
Tc make room for the new stock of
Easter Millinery we will offer at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
the trimmed and ready-to-wear hats
now in stock.
All $12 and $15 Hats we will sell
next Thursday, Friday and Saturday
at One-Half Price
$7 and $8 Hats nt - - $4.98
$5 and $6 Hats at - $3.98
$4 Hats at $2.98
$3 Hats at $1.98
One lot of trimmed Leghorns and
Mull hats for Children - - 98c
School Hats worth $2.50 and $3 at - $1.9S
School Hats worth $1.00 at - 4Sc
All Hats Trimmed on these days Free of Cnarge
D. KELSO
13th st.
1st Door
imummimnimz
Supei visors Proceedings.
March 1 to : liUW. Kids for conutj
bridges opened, read and bid of Stand
ard bridge Co. being lowct-t was ac
cepted and contract and bonds for
huuo prepared by county attorney aud
approved by board.
Soldiers and Sailors' Relief Cora
mission of Platto County reported
disbursements from Fob. S, to Fob. 12,
'OS amounting to &i.lJ0. Tho commit
tee reportod sufficient fund.s on hand
for ensuing year and reported that no
tax would be neoasary. Poor Farm
committee reported that 7 nersuns had
been boarded entiro year and : per
sons a part of the year. Total expense
of boarding paupers, $?::i.ri) Amount
duo for to Platto county from Jos.
Schaecher,$niO; Kalancc dueSchaocher
from county, SllHI.TiO. "Written opin
ion prepared 1) County attorney La
tham, relativo to supervisors' com
pensation for services rendered, on
motion, ordered to bo placed en file.'1
A. G. Ilolfo re-appointed member cf
Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commis
ion for tho term of three years.
In tho matter of Assessor Galley's I
appointment of C. H. Klecher ns
deputy assessor of Walker jI ownship. I
on motion board refused to confirm
appointment. Assessor (jailer declared
that as long ns tho board failed to '
show that tho deputies appointed by
him for Walker, Butler and Grand
Prairio townships were incompetent
to ierform. their duties ha shonld in
sist on their appointment,
Petition of S.J. Ryan aud 120 others
asking supervisors to construct tem
porary approach leading up to the
Loup River bridge granted.
Following bills allowed and clerk
directed to issue warrants for same
on Consolidated County Poor Fund :
Jos. Schaecher, overseer,. $ :.fli
D. A. Bccher, cah advanced, . 7.2."
Murphy&Keating :n:!s for poor, 2.20
Henry Kagatz& Co. same m.os
M. Twardowski same 4.00
C A Spieco coal for poor 4.00
V A Way&Co. coal for pour . . li.OO
CarHarley care for Chas. Hedges 10. oo
Following bills al'owod
on Countv
General fund :
Henry Luers. Petit juror D. C.
Wm. Lehman same
J E Falmer samo
Gnstav Ernst samo
Chares Lewis samo
Joseph Belf ord same
Wilhelm Behrens simp
Wilhclm Belhm same.. .
Chris jSIatzen same
Wm. Dodds samo
Sherman Dixon same .
Charles Watts Mime
James Hennessey samo
Mike Melcher same
Fred Meyer samo
H T Phillips samo
Chris Y Jansen
August Koeppo asmo
Edward Nelson
Roy Clark samo
Edward Anderson
Oscar Olson same . ,t
Fred Bmuhocbcr Talisman D O
H L Thompson same
Spencer Kinan same
John Brock Bailiff DC
Ed Rossiter same
H C Lachnit spec, dep DC
C J Carrig sburirT attending D C
Same serving jurors
Same jailor fees
Same costs instanity cases
J C Carrig house rent
J MCurtis typewriting
A H Maskell Sheriff Dixon
county costs. State vs Mosek
JohnGraf.Co clerk cash ad van.
D A Becher.CoTreas., same
L R Latham, CoAtty, salary 1st
12.20
2.10
10.20
IS. 20
12. CO
10.40
21.20
20. 10
-2.29
20.00
2 1.20 i
10.00
17.40
1S.40
18.20
22.40
2S.30
20.00
25.40
23.00
2S.10
20.00
1.10
4.10
11.10
2S.00
10.00
2.00
2C..7.-I
. 42 23
. 51.00
. 20.45
37.50
1.00
2.75
2G.75
70.02
quarter
John Graf, Co. Clerk ditto
JohnGraf.CoClerk prepargliiOo
assessmct books
JohnGrafCo clerk r-cord offic
ial bonds
City of Co. water rent for court
house
O D Baker ice. court honso li'01
Louis Mare sharpening lawn
mower
G A Speice coal for court house
Murphy & Ktating mdso for
court house
Neb TelCo service for Co. el'k
"NebTele serv for Co.Atty(cl'd
tS.70;
Same mit for 8heiff(cl'd Sll 30
Heary Ragstz&Co.mdse the co.
K F Adklns ditto
200.00
100 00
200.00
00.00
15.15
12.50
1.00
70 20
2.0o
l.So
3. S3
0.70
1.00
4.00
MILLINERY
14 and 15
East Niewohner's
Te?,egrain Co. supplies etc forCo. tKMHi
Same .K).&I
Samo ill), li)
Telegram cash advanced 21.20
J II Johnaunes pnb proceedings 26.!3
Hum. Democrat pnb poceedings :W.7S
Co. Journal Co., County Treas
notico 4.00
H J llerbes programs Co Supt 2. HO
Nebr. Inst FeebleMindodYouth
caro Frank Silver 11). 40
Nebr Inst Feeble Mined Youth
care Henry Johannes 1 1 72
Tho following bills were on motion
allowed and clerk directed to issne
warrants in payment thereof on the
county road and bridge funds :
GeoMiddleton acctWoodville twp o.OO
Ans Smolintki COO
Thos Brown account K.OO
AHWestphal actSt. Bernard twp 18.00
Ed Zybach acct Loup twp .'5.00
Geo Taiden samo 2.70
Sam Imhoff saui : 80
ChasStabol acct samcGranvillo
twp 8.00
S J Ryan acct Columbus twp 2.20
II Carrig same 2.20
G W Phillips 2.20
Chas Horzberg acct Hum twp 33.00
WilliamSobler acctBurrows twp 4.."55
W J Carrig acct Burrows twp 11 00
C J Carrig Sheritf acct Bismark 7.f0
CrowellLb&GrainCo acet Hum 143 SO
CrowellLbr&Gr Co acciWalker 73 40
ThosOstergard &Co acct Walker 5G. 15
Relative to complaint of A H West
phal administrator stating that Wil
helm Westphal was erroneously assessel
for his personal property by the
assessor of St. Bernard twp for tho
year 1D01 in tho sum of $370 and slat
ing that the true value of assessment
is $(' aud asking that taxes on the
tax list for said year be extended in
accordance therewith, was returned
by the committee on claims with the
following report : " Your ccmmitteo
havo carofullv investiated the same
and we find the statement to bo true
and correct, therefore recommend that
the request be granted. Lonis Held.
On motion tho report was adopted.
Tho petition of Christ Hilmer and
others lor thev action of the "Hoppen
Road" in ue 1 4 of ne 1-2 of section
0 town 18 rango 2 w. was upon recom
mendation of tho committee on
roads and bridges denied by the beard
Relativo to the etsablishment of
the "Henggler Road "40 feet in width
commencing at tho southwest corner
of the sel-4 of swl-4 of secton 7 town
17 rango 1 east running thence duo
west on section lino 1-4 mile and ter
minating at the s e corner of said sec
7 to intersect with road on meridian
lin, tho following report was sub
mitted: Your committee on road and
brigde? to whom was referred the re
port of tho appraisers appointed to
assess tho damages caused by the loca
tion of tho Henggler Road, respect
fully report and recommend that
tho report of tho appraisers bo adopted
and approved by the board and that
damages be awarded and the clerk di
rected to issue warrants in payment of
same on tho county road and bridge
fund as follows :
Frightful Suffering Relieved
Suffering frightfully from the viru
lent poisons of undigested food.C. G.
Grayson, ofLnla, Miss.,tookDr.King's
New Life Pills, "with the result,"
he writes, " that I was cured." All
stomach and bowel disorders gWe way
to their tonic, laxative properties, 25
cents at Chas. H. Dacks' drug store,
guaranteed.
The ladies ah say.
And they must know.
There's nothing to e.paal
Tho famous Trinnfo.
$25 Howard.
LOST. White Bull Terrier; brindle
spot over left ear and eye, small brindle
spot on back of neck large spot on
letf hip. small spot on tail, left hind
foot deformed, answers to name of
J'Eli." $23 reward for return or will
pay liberal reward for any informr
tion leading to his recovery.
L. T. Bryant, Schuyler, Nebr.
Mrs. W.W. Lay will be taken before
the insanity board this afternoon.
It will be remembered that Mrs. Lay
attempted to end her life several
months ago by shooting herself. Her
trouble was brought on by ill health
and by mourning over the death of
her Bother.
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CORRESPONDENCE
-993aas
Monroe.
in the villutro election last Tacftiay
the following were elected trustees
without opposition: Wm. Webster.
H. J Hill. W. ft. C.lft, John Truelove
and E. E. Watts
Misses Laura Z;egbr nmiNina Smith
started today for Silver Orek where
they will conduct a ti illinery acd
dressmaking hus-infn; for Miss Lawr
ence of this plnre.
E. Dillon tr.dar load d a car with
his household furnitu'e preparatory
to moving to his new home ncarGrnad
Island.
Mrs. S. L. Humphreys who is sick
at the home of her brother. Dr. Ct. D.
Evans, in Columbus, is reported to be
improving nicely.
Dr. Frank visited his fa' her at Coin,
Iowa, last Saturday, returning home
Sunday.
P. VV Elackmore and II. A. Mansfield
will leave this evening for Chicago.
Mr. MansSfld will visit his brother
at Washington, Illinois, before return
ing home.
E. E. Fellers of St. Edward is in
Monroe on business today.
A change in business occurred Mon
day, C. R. Watts- succeeding O. M.
Edgerton in tho general merchandise
business.
Mrs. and Mrs. C. H Dack aal Mr.
and Mrs Grav of Columbus wrro in
town Tuet day afternoon in Mr. Dack's
automobile. On starting home, they
met Mrs. John Potter and her daugh
ter Mattie. and Mrs. Potter's horse
became frightened and overturned the
bogey, throwing both the occupants
to the g'ound. Noitber of them was
seriously injured.
Crcston.
The Omaha nurso who has been at
tending May Bnbnsnn who Iies been
suffering from a soverH attack of ty
phoid fever, returned to Omaha yes
terday. Sydney Eastman sront Thursday
and Friday of last w-ek in Omaha.
The Epworth Lraguo will cive a
conundrum social at. tho homo ot L.
A. Harbert Friday night.
Will Forney nnd Beulvcmper started
for Colorado yesterday.
Perry and Elmer Brown started
Monday for South Dakota where thoy
will spend the summer.
John Mattheson has filed a petition
for a saloon licensr. Stall: lughram
will also file a cttitiion.
Messrs. Hotchkiss nnd Herndou left
the last of tho week for Missouri.
Creston witnessed the first ball
game of tho season last Sunday, u'lie
home team beat tho fuuipurcy team
by a score of 10 to 0.
Mrs. Jamo3 Riley is qnita sick. Dr.
Jones was called.
Lindsay.
The Opinion.
.Too Beller wont to South Dakota
Tuesday to hold down his claim and
"make faces" at any aspiring con
testant who may chanco to bo mon
keying around there.
N. J. Hill and parents badn gocdlue
to friends in Lindsay Thursday and
went to Dodge wkero Mr. Hill will
hots tho depot. Dodge has gained a
very estimable family, whose depar
ture from Lindsay is much regretted.
The adopted daughter of Mrs. Theo.
Miiler living near Genoa, died from
pneumonia last Sunday aud wa buried
Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards and
daughter Laura, Mrs.ChristinaChrist
ensen and John Christonsen aud wife
attended the fanoral.
Paul F. Grevo and Robert J. John
son, both from Omaha, are figuring
with Anderson & Co. with the viow
of buying the latter's big stock of
goods. Mr. Johnson has been here
for several days inspocting tho stock,
nnd Mr. Grevo will arrive this week.
Gray's
week.
will servo froo coffeo nil
Humphrev.
1'iom tliu Irmot:it
Mrs. Mary Sweeney wont to Wayno
Monday where she expects to remain
for several weeks, taking a teacher's
courso at tha Wayne Normal.
The Hnmphrey baseball team play
ed a practice came with a pick up
nine of Cornlca last Sunday, the
home team winning by a score of 14
to 1. Tho family of Wm. Ripp has
been release 1 from quarantine this
week, the eldest daughter havimr en
tirely recovered and nono of the others
showing symptoms of the disease.
Bruce Webb returned Friday even
ing from a two weoks trip in Kansas
He visited Emporia and other impor
tant cities throughout tho state and
was quite pleased with his trip and
Kansas in general.
Will Maher who has been attending
school in Lincoln was here the first of
the week, calling on his numerous
Humphrev friends. He was on his
way to his home EIReno, atOklahoma.
Election passed olT quietlv in Hum
phrey. H. E. Leach and J. Krebes b3
iug elected as members of the town
board to succeed P. E. McKillip and
Obe Terwillegar. With tho exception
of a few stray votes tho candidates
met with no opposition and there wa
not much interest or enthusiasm shown
in the election.
Mr. and Mrs. George Feaser an"
children left Tuesday for their future
home in Lockport, 111., and Humphrey
people, in General, regret to see this
estimable family leave town. Mr.
Feaser still retains his real estate in
terests in this vicinity and ho and
Mrs. Feaser expect to visit hero quite
often with their old acquaintances.
Dr. Mertz had another run-away
accident yesterday afternoon in which
one of his horses got the worst of it.
He was makings professonal call near
Cornlea and while on the road return
ing home one of the single trees broke
off suddenly, frightened the horses
and causing them to run-away. The
frightened team ran into a wire fence,
overturning the buggy and throwing
the doctor out. He sustained no in
juries but one of his horses was sever
ly cut by the wire and will be unfit
for use, for some time.
E. F. Mentz and J. O. Bate of
kland. Ola., have purchased of P.E.
McKiUipthe large stock of general
Merchandise in the Elmers store build
isf d took possesskm last Moaday.
tteFtf-c-cee-ttc-F&c-i-E.tfreefrci
A friend of the horn )
A foe of the Trust
Calumet
Baking
Powder
Complies with the Pure Food Laws
of all statos.
G A. R. Eesolatiois.
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a to'.w.r txipftiug of the Colum
bus p-.-t of tir.i Grand Armr of tho
KepcM'c. the following resolution
relativo to tho bill of Senator Hughes
whiclx ras?rd thu legislature, prohib
iting corfniu ruhlic ports en Memor
ial dar. was introduced br .T.R.Biock
and unanimously tuionted:
Resolved, by unanimous vote of
Faker Post, tnat we. the mnmbers of
Bakor Post No. it, G. A. li . Depart
ment of Nebraska, do I" liiv endorse
Senator Hughes ard ! Mill by him
introduced in rh-) legislature ut Ne
bracka, prohihilint: such gaitnsns horse
rat.inr, ball ptavius. and s-ieli other
spirts ns niav detract' from nw i-olemn-lty
and proper observance cf Memorial
dav :
Avd. that this rs(dui ion be publish
ed in tho newspapers ot tho cilv otCo
lum'..v.s J. R. Brock
Attest: K. O. Rector, adjutant.
Weather Eeport.
Review of tho weather in western
Platto comity for SJnrch P.U)3
Mern ti'inrcraiure for mouth
Moon do of Fame mouth last vear
Highest 'emperatcre on tli3 27th
Lowest do on tho llth
4:5.011
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Clear days 5
Fair davs 7
Cloudy dajs II
High wind days , 4
Calm days " 1(5
Piovailing wind o 10 nw
Rain or snow fall during portion
of days 7
Inches of raiu nr molted snow
Do of same mouth last year
Inchos of snow fall
i.::i in
0. 14 in
4.r,o in
D of saxso month last year 0 :1 in
Fogs 4th. 13th, 17th, 20th nnd 21st
Distant lightiniug 011 the '.'.' in even
in: Frost on 2:!rd, 20th and 2:Ui.
Good Eoatls to go Far
Highway building will be tauc'it
in cities aud viliauts from Lake Mich
igan to the Pacilio coast, bv tho Bur
ingtou Northwestern Pacific Lnwis &
Clark good roads special which will
leave Chicago May :i. Tho special
will be under tho charge of tho two
railroads and the National GoodRoads.
association. Stou will bo made at
thirty citiest::nd lee tare will bo given
on tho need-; of better kighwarys aid
the way to secure them.
The first pirt of tho special's trip
will be- over the lines of tho Burliug
to railroad. The traiu will outer ou
the Norther Parillc lines at Billings,
Mont., continuing by this road to
Porltand, Ore., vhcro ihi linal meet
ing will ba hold at Lewis&Clnrk ex
position in June. Chicago Tribune
For SALE A Ilamblctouian stallion
registered, six jear-; o'd, sixteen
hands hiiih weight 12(0 prtmds. A
nice raiigv fellow, the best bred horse
in this part of the country. Rfascn
for selling, have oilier !nsiueR and
enn't tako caio ef him. Add; ess Co
Iuuihus. Nebrv, or f-ee n:o r.t Thurston
Hotel barbershop. M. C. Fried ltr
E. M. Spear of Gouoa was in the
city today.
F. K. Strother uf Primrose was in
tho city last r.inln-.
Miss Lydia Lnesohon, ;srcr of
Mrs. If. Gattan, who has lost tliteo
children from scarier, fever recently,
was brought to the hospital for treat
ment this week. Sin caught; tin dis
easo from tho children whom she help
ed to narse.
A strolling grn J Ionian who gave his
nam j as V. P. Liudon was given an
option hfttwO'Mi five days in jail ncd
tho piymcat, of 1 an.i co-rs by Police
Jtidga Cartis this miming, aud cho.'o
the jail lie has been hanginir around
the U. P. depot, r.ltliongh requested
to move on, ami today ho was taken
in by tho officers. He carried a re
volver, so tho chart'o filed against
him was carrying concealed weapons.
He plead guily and was fined a dollar
and costs. Ho had $S.30 in money,
but said ho believed he would rather
keep the mousy and go to jail
L'OMII.'G
Mr. Sun ford Dodge and his mpcrb
company of Dramatic Artists. Sun
ford Dodgo knows tho good towns and
tho good towns know Sauford Dodge
visits this town so often aud that i
why ho always has big houses when
ha comes hero. "On) good tnrn de
serves another." Coming Saturday
April loth.
Lost. Whits Bull Terrier; hriuril-
spot over loft ear and eye, small brin
dlo spot on back of neck, large spot on
left hip, small spot on tail, loft hind
foot deformed, answers to name of
"Eli." $25 roward for relnrn or will
pay liberal reward for auy informa
lion leading J" his recovery. L. T.
r.rvftnf. Schntlo". Nebr.
The Journal for job work.
BEGH&R.
HOGKENBE.RGE.R
& CHAMBERS
Real Estate
Insurance
Loans
Choice list of Lands for sale.
We are prepared to supply the
spring demand for dwellings
and lots. We have money to
loan on real estate in small or
large amounts for from 1 to 10
years.
ZTnt u Luuk Ladder.
Little Dot (seeing some workmen on
a tall spire) Oh. mamma, there go
some fo!ks up to heaven. Mamma
Ilea ven is a long way above that stee
pie. my dear. Little Dot I guess It is,
cause they's taking a ladder up with
them.
Stolclam Worthy of the Xamr.
Younger Sister What is stoicism?
Elder Sister Stoicism is the ability to
congratulate the fiancee of the man
you wanted to marry without showing
ny disapitointment. Cincinnati Com
mercial Tribune.
COMING SATURDAY, APRIL I5TH.
SANFORD DODGE
In "Erancesca Da Rimini"
Guaranteed Attraction. Greatest Play "Written
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PASSING THSOUGH A GREATER DIVERSITY OF
CLIMATE, SOIL AND RESOURCE THAN ANY OTHER
RAILWAY IN THE WORLD, FOR ITS LENGTH
ZIonj: it-j line are tiie finest lands.suitwl for crowing small grain, corn. Pat.
riitton; or commercial apple and peach orchards, for other fruit :;il i- -rlr.;;
oircomtuerial cantaloupe, potato, tomato and general truck fnrm-;
firr;;.irinncn!ul rice cultivation; for merchantable timber; lorraliiu;
110 -j.-.-. utuicd, cattle, hogs, sheep, poultry and Angora goatd.
Write for Intonation Concerning
FREE GOVERNMENT HOMESTEADS
hzti Cclorv Locations, Improved Fanns. Mineral Lands. Rico Lands cmj Timbc
I Lin.G, and for copies of "Current Events." Business Opportunists.
Rice Book, K. C. S. Fruit Book
C!c: r.uml-trip homeseekcra' tickets on sale lirst and thirJ Tc.l.-.js o!
cash month.
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West and Northwest
Daily March 1st lo Way 15th. 1905
From Columbnp, Nebraska, to
Puget Sound California, Tutte-Helcna
Country, San Fran- District. Spokane Dist.
Portland Dist. cisco, Etc.
$25 $25 $20 $22.50
THROUGH TOURIST SLEEl'EISS iliiily ti Culifomi.i terminals
TRAIN NO. li via Denver, with ilayliylit riile through feenic CoIonuJo
jmiiI Salt Lake City; Tourist Sleeper excursions THURSDAYS ami FRI
DAYS are personally comlucteil.
TO TIIE NOUTII WEST: "Tlie Burlinct on-Northern I'acitic Ex
press" is the joint, through train ami time saver to the whole Northwest
region -Montana. Upper Idaho, Was linton ami Tnet Sotiml territory.
It (arris all classes or hitfh craile equipment.
Folders and descriptive matter, rates, reservations and all informa
tion of
L. F. RECTOR, Ascnt, Columbus. Nebr.
Tourist Gars Popular
Tho idea that an inferior class of people patrwiro
the tourist sleepers is an error. On many trips
only the liest class of travelers are found.
'Ihey are merely men and women of
jood sense who would rather travel
in this manner and save a sautf sum
f money to lo used elsewhere. It is; be
ginning to he understood that it is hy no
means necessary for the travolor to spend a lar;v
sum of money in order to enjoy a trip to the vmrt-
If yon cross the continent in oneof the tourist
pleepers of the
UNION PACIFIC
you will enjoy the trip and sane coiisiderallio
money.
Inriuire of
W. U. BEN HAM, Agent.
WHEN YOU CATCH
Do not take chances on it wearing away or experiment with some unknown preparation
which may leave the bronchial tubes and lungs weakened and susceptible to attack from
the germs of Pneumonia or Consumption.
FoleyS Honey
not only stops the cough but heals land strengthens the lungs and prevents serious
from a cold. Contains no opiates.
It SavMl His Life Aftr the Itoctor SaM
H Had Cswawiptiti.
W. R. Davis, Vissalia, CalifwnU, writes: "There is no doubt but
what Foley' (tjloney and Tor saved my life. I bad an awful cough
on my lungs and the doctor told me I had consumption. I commenced
t.lrinv -RntfvTanevTt Tar and found relief from the first acd
. three bottles cored me completely."
Three sises-2Se.
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McCLINTOCK & CARTER,-
The 'fiiree roni t
The stork came.
Said the man, "My salary is no lar
ger." Said the woman, "Now I shall be
tied down."
Said the newspaper, Mr. and Mj.
B. are rejoicing In the birth of a sen."
-Life.
Her Fate.
Mrs. De Work I have trained my
eldest daughter into a tborragh house
keeper. There Is nothing sne does not
know. Miss De Flight Vhat a nice,
bandy maiden aunt she will make for
ennr ntlu.r liilT?tpr; (hililrcn?
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50c and $1.00. The 50-cent size contains two and one-half times as much as the small sxe and tne
$1.00 bottle almost six times as much. RefUM Substitutes.
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VPUCATIOX FOi: LIQUOK LICENSE.
Mji.erof application for lienor Iie'ii.:
Notice is hereby given tliut Felix Sma?niezHi
jn the Sth day of April, !!).'. fil. his niipiicatioti
to the major nnd city council of tire city of Co
lumbus, Nchrobkn. for licen-e to sell m:ilt.
vptritnous and Tinons li(nor at retail only at
lot 3, block 118. in the Second want iu the city
of Columbus, Nebraska, from the l'.'th Ly ot
April. 1U)5 to the llth day of April. l'AV..
If there Ie no ohjertioi. rcuionstrantv or
protot liltil withiti two weeks Troia t'n Cihi!n
of April, l(Ci, Ktid ltccii x:my U gniRteil.
FIIL1X SMACACh
Wm. Iw-cfccr, City Clerk. Appl.cnn!.
A. M. POST
Attorney : at : Law
Columbus. Neb.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW.
;.-. (live St.. fourth duo- north of First
Nitiiul K'tok..
COLLMKUS. NKI'.UASKA.
DR. GililS. . PLftTZ
HOMKOI'ATIIIU
Physician and
lircjcon.
P.O. Mock : : t
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rtrwMii,i 1, j-.a
6. J. GflRLOW
Lawyer
('li- over
Coltiiuhno Ji.:i!e ISniti
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DONT WASTE OBAIrii
A Cheaply 37a do Wagon
WiU "Waste Zuc-a-ii
Grain to 23:sy a
Gootl Ono.
Our wagons Will not t-raltor
your ;raiii wliilenn the road to
market or overtax yi:r honvx
with ii(Hilless heavy draught.
We keep oidy the LateiU ami 5 '.EST in
Kuggics mu ('aiTiages
-All liitnlsof
FARM MPLESHiNTS.
r-"- Our lior.NC
:u.l (lout latnr
shot's stick
your iiorsc
TiJV TIIK3J.
LOUIS sCHP.EiiiEFi.
Woman
can make
from
Jlny
Flour
with
YEAST
Foam
Yeast Foam It the yeat-t
that took the First Orund
Frize at tlio St. Lotii. E.
positlon. and in sold hy all
grocers at 5 cts. a tack:ii;
enoiich for 40 loaves. Send
a poxtal card for our new
Illustrated hook "Good
Bread: How to Make It."
NORTHWESTERN YEAST CO.
CHICAGO, ILL.
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A Policeman's Testimony.
I. Pattcrso
winter ,
advertised
without ctttinp- anv
ami Tar and two-thirds of a bottle cared me.
greatest cough and lung medicine in the vcrld.
Columbus,
Sweat Pads 2fcts
Eleveninch all sold, fonr book, nil
hnir Sweat Pad.', only -25c at L. W.
Weaver's.
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l-Uss. Agnes Vestley
6!5 Veils Strsc:
Mannette.Y:3.
SIC V."oll5 Street.
JI.via:cirrTn, A is., Sept. 23, 1903.
I ra3a!l run down from ncrvons
ness atul overwork and had to resign
my position ami take a rest. I
found that I vr.s not gaining niv
etrength and ltealth as fast as 1
could wish, and as your "Wine of
Cardul was recommended as eucIi a
good medicine for tho ilta of our
her, I bought a bottle and began
usinu it. I vevj rcti .:cd v:ith the
results from the ttwj of the first
bottle, and tool; three more and then
found I was restored to good health
and strength and able to take up
my work v. ith renewed vigor. I
consider it a line tonic and excellent
for worn-out, nervoiw condition.
aud am pleased to endorse it.
AGXi:S Vv-L'STLKY,
SccY. North Wisconsin HolUr.ii Society.
Smire a Sl.CG bottle of "Wine of
Cardui and a 'Sc. package of
Thedforda Black-I ranght todaj.
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RH
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Ily's Cream Balm
This Remedy is a Specific,
Suro to Civo Satisfaction.
GiyE3 PELJEF AT ONCE.
It eloin-scM, soothes, heals, and protect- !'
di-e.-iseil inemhniue. 1& cares Catarrh mid
lirivtsawav a ('"Id in tho Head qtin-kK-!Ie-tiros
tb i Senses of Tasto and Smell.
ILtsy to W. Coutains no iitjuriniiH drn.
Applied into tho nostrils and alorlxd.
Trt'- Sizt , HO cmts nt Unuigwls or hy
runil i Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
U BROTHERS, 5G Warrsa St.Hcw York.
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