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Ls&3S!aa8?5ISR3K9fc-' gj "1 : ..fctSKnetacacaMSZiKZSiCtjSeHKr: y mm m iu i n' i " 'JIC ' '""irr-li1 EflES-w - r PM ' - " - YOU may know our store and know that we sell good clothes for men, but we believe there are other facts con cerning our merchandise which would benefit us both if they vere better known to you. We contend that our clothing embraces about all that the word "clothes" implies. It is not mere covering for the body for hot and cold days, but it is a recognized correctness for garments for dress ; it is fashionable apparel, up-to-date attire. We are herewith illustrating our CROUSE & BRANDEGEE Smartsac, a distinctive-cut sack suit for men and young men, a suit combining features of importance in this day of tailored clothes ready to put on. These suits are made of rough and smooth faced fabrics, full of distinctive points of modern tailor ing, in which you are sure to find absolute satisfaction, not alone for service, but for correctness as to present demands of high quality tailored garments.' GREISEN BROS. ..11th COLUMBUS, Real Estate Transfers. JamesEXorth toEnimalinscho el-:: It 7l)lk.7.,VColnmbm-5 H. A. Hansen to MI. P.ushmim w se&sw no l-17-l w wl r.H.Hnslnwin to AsnbrosoOa- liriel jr., samo as abovo c;o.Starec to Alb FPanrocki b!ks -,r:i&-l CoL.w a Mary Pechanec to Win Knefer Its :Wfcl blk 2:5.1 Col wd Consumers Gas "o to J JSull- ivan w2 It S.l blk l l'.tOol icil J Sullivan to Paul Hoth Faun as abovo qcd AEPriost toWm Webster Its 7 Sblk "F" Monroe wil IJonjIIarpor toFMLcach no of 1S--J0-1 w vl 1 -..'00.00 isoo.oo .V.S00.00 1.00 :;o.oo 1.00 10.00 11100.00 io.moo Mary Cramer to C ('Hardy vl 0 -j lots 7&s blk i::o Col wl .TMCiondring to JE Siems lt8."i C. blk lit Stevens ailCol JSWVUs to E M Dillon Its 1'-':! 1 7 blk 1 !.", Col wil WFMiller to AujjCadeko It 10 xv2 1 lb lkl." Corrarus ad Co 1'ioneer Townsite Co to J Ec- gleston It s blk-' Creston F A Connolly to W H Deaan pt lot 10&11 blk 7 Lindsay State of Neb to J HHellbnsch w2 nwl :-20-l Ufted Sophie Siems otal to Henry Fitttjo so it o sw I 10-18-1 w Dan Brooks to E II Leach wd o-J nw 20-20-1 w wd Sam Gass to Henry Gass jr., lot C, blk 111 Col., wd II A Hansen to JO Regan It 1 bl 10 1st. ad to Platto Cen Ella Denion to ThcoSholdon jr.,nw ofl0-20-2w qcd E II Leach to Henj Harper o nw 20-20-1 w wd Gott Krauso to Hy Krause e nw &n sw r.-iu-i o wd Gott Krauso to Louis ICrnuFo nsw:i0-20-l o wd Wm. Koufs jr.. toChiisIILeo- Mer,lts 2;,27,2s blk r. Ilopo ml to Lindsay. Pioneer Townsito Co to Win Koufs jr.. samo wd Do to John rtluckc It:: blk7 Cornlea wd Do to do CaroiinoLabon. oral toFranccs Labflir. Its 11 12 blk 1 Gt-rr- ards :ul to O Seth l.rann to E. Von P.erjjen s2 foI 2 1-1 7-2 wi C M VanAllnn to II AHansen It 12 bik 10, 1st ad PI Cent II A Hansen to.TG llpgan same JG Regan to PeterCarey samo United States to MajorChrist mas se of 20-llt-2 w Patent State ofKenr to Hosinaivi;j)ln w so 1 0-7-1 1 o deed Stella niaser to W S Elliott sw w so 2.'M l-.5 w end imoo ii, ! .00 COO. 00 S.-.0.00 100.00 IZOD.OO soo.oo 1.00 r20o.uo ::oo.oo 30000 1.00 (U10O.0O 1.00 1.00 200.0C lit.".. 00 7.",.00 r.j.oo r.oo.oo 1200.00 2."i00.00 i;ro.oo I7.".0.00 IV2G. 10 S25.IJ0 EdithPursell to same samo tied .S-J.'MM John lentter to Geo Clark k se IS I w wd Jonh Mucuht toPeierlienilnra jr. 2 :5 bl 7 Cornlea J Byrnes Sheriff toA Paproick lt7 s bir. 17 Co Sheriff deed D T Dicinson to Fr Echholt pt7. all s bl i:t LocknerR 1st Add to Humphrey wl F K Strother to Thos Bryant all sec 21 :5l-17-2 w wd Stare Nobr to C CJacobson w swl 5-ll-l w wd E S Marsten to A Kyffeler su w lfi 2 w wd Janes Fran to.Theo Bryant 2i 172 w wd Thes Bryant to .Tohu Engel same H S Elliott to L Lightner sw w so 2:-i0-: w wd Hy Chrystensen to H Yrzal It 22 23 blk 11 1st Lindsay Paal Varwckor to M Morgan ltl 2 blk 2 Lindsay wd Thos Yaneske to FT Walker e ne n se sw so 7-lfi-2w wd :5.,00.00 140.00 22.",. 00 1200.00 1.00 .V1O.00 ."tO.OO :5M.t.OO 0720 00 13212..-0 1 J 00. 00 2.t0 00 2000.00 Znelow, tho Schuyler tailor, has a largo line of spring and summer fab rics. CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS -IMfc. Alwav n-IiabJe. li.a.sUPran:ist Tot tWl-MnTER- ESULIHH in Btrd auJ nieuajic boxes. M-alt-rt with blue nbbia WMMtttfr. t-nikr4masera-Mi'Mti- l-aifalia. IIuyofyourDntssis urseiid 4e. m Ranips for Partiralar-. TU- F" '."'" ""i1 6rtler fmr UttT in letter, "yf""""""". . TesuiHoiutU. bold by all JJnigipvta. ' CHICHESTER CHEMICAI. CO. . tnHMJkWJL, "kj-.. .w -. & Afet & o ei AG9 17 LJ' !. smsmsmimimimflBmimbmW iff t.'-- "5ij?ajfe x4 CWEGHT BOS Bf CROUSE & eRANDECEE.imCA.KWYD1?K. Street.. NEBRASKA Journal Specials, FOB SALE. I have for sale nice elm. ash and maplo trees suitable for door yards. Alliert Stenger. A BARGAIN. A scholarship with the International Correspondence School for sale. Writo or inquiro for '"It," caro of Journal. tf. WANTED CATTLE TO PASTURE. I have pasture for :00 cattle. Run ning water, and plenty of salt. D.vvm Thomas, :;tw Columbus, Neb. For fine corn Cassia's. fed meat go to M. FURNISHED ROOMS. Ihavo sov real good furnished rooms to rent nt reasonable prices. Mrs. C. Cashing. Ind. Tel. 2s2 tf FOR SALE. A fine second hand organ, same as new. Must bo sold at once. Inquire Journal ollico. tf. All kinds of fresh and salt meats at Kersenbrock & Burke's. Dr.Chas. II. Platz, homeopathic phy sician nnd surgeon, postoflice building Tho closing musical event of the season at the Omaha auditorium will be the appearance of Madame Gadski, the famous singer, and tho Pittsburg orchestra on Tuesday May H5th. This great combination will give two con certs, a matineo nt 2 :30 nnd an even ing concert at 8:15. Emit Paur, the celebrated pianist nnd director of tho Orchestra, will appear as soloist at the afternoon performance nndMudamo Gadski will present three numbers on tho evening program. ThcOmahn Festival Chorus will assist the orches tra and Madame Gadski at the even ing performance. A largo number of pcoplo aro going to Omaha from Lin coln. Fremont, Columbus and other surrounding cities to bear these famous artists. Tho reasonable priced nt which the tickots have boon placed i a great inducement. For tho mat inee the reserved seats are ."0 ancf 7" cents and for the evening 1.C0 nnd $1 "0 Seats may bo reserved in ad vanco by sending check to J. M. Gil Ian, Manager Auditoiium, Omaha. St. Edward. I Fnim tin Ailvancc. A small twister demolished several buildings near PrimrocoMomiay evun ing. Mrs. C. A. Gibson nnd son Fred are visiting relatives nt Columbus. After the special bond election last week, immediately preparations were made for another election. A mass meeting was called for last Saturday evening and a good represenlation was present. E. W. McFarland was chosen chairman of tho meeting nnd J. II. Eurwell was chosea secretary. The following were appointed a committee to formulate nlans for a now election: E. W. McFarland, R. F. Williams, J. C. Wilson. E. C. Hall, Hugh Squair. N. C. Blackburn. Tuesday forenoon the committee mot and after discussing the matter thoroughly decided to pre pare a petition calling for a special election to vote for 10,000 bonds.ray able in fifteen years with the option of paying all or any part of the bond after five years, roto of interest not to exceed fivo percent. Mrs. Samnel Fonda is attending tho meeting of the grand chapter of the Order of Eastern Star in Lincoln this week. Mrs. P. Ashenbrener and children and Mrs. Geo. Fitzgerald and children left Tuesday for Now Salem, X. D.. where they will join their husbands who have taken claims in that country and now have their new homes ready for their families. Mr. and Mrs. Geo E. Willard left Monday fo- Colnmbus where they will reside. Mr. Willard's property inter ests are all in or near Columbus and this move has been made that he might be in a better position to attend them. While St. Edward has sustain ed a loss in the removal of this estim able family, their many friends are pleased to know the have moved to a city where they will bo received with a warm welcome. Albioa - (From The S m-.-x Crawford Kennedy came in Mony evening to spend a portion ot' catioa with friends here. He " holds the position of postmasterof the U. ? t-ctia'.t. We hear just a.-i v go ti ptehfe that Pete Koontzmau. h young man about IS years ot ace, is lying ar the point of death with -pinal meningitis, at uis fcotm; jai-t Fouth of ovu. A delegation frcin ihe Coagrepa tijnai church loaristia:.' of i A.Hos foi!, ";r.-.Ecswoith,Mis Florrie Key and Rev. Towniend. went to CInrks Montlav to attend District Association of Congregational churches. H. Kice arrived home last Saturday from his trip to California. He re ports Ins mother minn netter. in says evtiry turn- Jr- iroes uway he come back better Mitis-fid with Ne braska. Souther" Cihfnruia is a beautiful place to visit, but would not suit him for continual residence. Aftr Mr. P. A. Burows reached Lincoln last week -ho was taken ill, and it developed ilmr he had the small-pos. Sue was taken to the de tention hospital whero she now is. She wps pret'y sick for a time but is now apparently well again, but will bavo io remain in seclusion for a time. E. H. Need ham arrived back from his trip to California last Thursday. "Irr. Neidbam is visiting in Omaha. He hays he vnjoyed the winter very much in tho balmy atmosphere of the Pacific Coat He also visited Wmh iuuton t nd Oregon. He thinks the north c nutry presents the n ost in ducements for bnsiues?. Tha Boone Conuty Teachers meet ing held at the hij:h school building Inst Saturday wns very successful aun interesting meeting, .about 7 teach ers wero present, and quite n goodly number of patrons nnd others inter ested in educational work. The pro gram was carried out as arranged with only ono exception. A new feature was exercises by pupils from different Ecbools LINDSAY Anton Schad and Miss Lena Mortield wero married Tuesday morning at V o'clock ar the Sr. Lit maid Catholic church byRev. Father Stanislaus. The young couplo will make thoir homo in Cornlea wl ere they will conduct the hotel lusinuss. Wu wish these young pcoplo abundant prosperity and happiness Dan Holleran went to Omaha Taes day, and from there he will go to Cali fornia with a pirty of friends who are going to the roast. Uncle Dae is merely taking n pleasure trip for the purpose of seeing tho wonderful west A pleasant snrprise was given C. E. Charnquist last evening bv a large number of his friends. Progressive whist was tne main featnro of amuse ment for tho evening. Refreshments of ico cream and cake wero served at midnight. Mcnrce (I'rotn tlic Ki'iiillir:in. Noris Field lost a horse lust week. Fred ICeellcr took his cattle to their ranch last Friday. Born, on April 2", to Mr. av.d Mrs. J. T. Evans, a daughter. John Heuschen wns the first one to start planting corn May 1. A. W. and Goo. Lamb nnd Geo. Thoma.iu drove their cattle to Lor etto Monday, to pasture this summer. Mr. Van A lien wns qnito sick lost week, but is now able to be out. Their daughter Fern, who was sick last week, is getting better. Very few farmers are listing this year. They are plowing tho ground, and soiho say that whore it has been listed for livo or six years it is like breaking prairio. John Porock is one of tho largest farmers on tho route. Ho hns six three horse teams in tho field nlowing and will pat in :;00 acres of corn and ha small grain in proportion. The Misses Augsta Nelson and Mary and Stacia Crouin have a vacation this week while thov are in South Dakota plowing and planting potatoes and sui-h work as they have to do on a homestead Platta Center. I I'n.nt tin- Signal. I A bright boy camo to gladden the home of Mr. and Mrs. August Jnnsen last Friday morning. Several herds of cattlo have passed through hero this week, being driven to pnstnro in Wheeler county. Mip- Alico Zinpg, who taught school in tho Regan district, closed the term last week Thursday. A short program was rendered nnd tho pupils were served with ice cream and cake. "liss Ztupg has accepted tho school for next ye.ir. Mrs-. John Maher was taken to St. Marv's hspital ar Columbus Wednes day for treatment. Mrs. Mahcr's ill nefs originated with an attack of grip last winter from which she hns not recovered nnd it was thought advis able to trv a course of treatment at tl-.o hospital. The school board put some men to workMonday morning at tearing down tho walls of the old school house. They aro separating the whole brick- from the broken ones and will save a great many thousand bricks that when clean ed will bo practically ns good as new. They are finding ready sale for the broken ones at twenty-five cents a load. On Tuesday a new featuro developed to our citizens in tho J. M. Specht bankruptcy matter when Sheriff Carrig arrested Specht on a warrant obtained from the connty court on complaint of J. H. Kersenbrock, charging him with obtaining and retaining money un lawfully. A bearing on the matter will bo had next week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hoare arrived hero Saturday evening from their wedding trip. They proceeded very uniotly to their home, bat somehow the boys heard of it nnd went up see about it. As their stay was brief it is evi dent that Fred did the right thing by them. Louis Mence was taken to the hos pital at Colnmbus againTnesday even ing. Ho spent a time their several weeks ago. receiving treatment for rheumatism, and came homo some what improved, but of late his trouble increased and he was taken back in the hope that he may again be bene fited. A sad bereavement settled upon the William O'Callaghan household when death came to Phillip, the -youngest member of-the family, his pe beR 12 years and 4 months. Sunday even ing he was in the stable caring for the horses when one of them kicked him in tho abdomen. He went to the bouse and told his mother what had happened but at the time it w rot thought that hf was soriont-1- injured At ten o'clock that uight Dr. feutbaik Ww tuxnmoueri. hut he grew uorse and Tuosdav morning Dr. Evans was culled trutu tj'oluiiitmx out m relirf could bis ciTei-trd nnd ho i tossed away at 2 o'clock that afternoon. Tho fnu- ral was to bavo been held Thnnday mo uiug. but word was received from tiie sons, William at Cleveland. Ohio, and James at Pierre, S. D., that they would arrive Thnrsduy evening, so the time of tho funeral was changed to Friday morning at i o'clock from St. Joseph's church. Terrific Bace Wth Death. "Death was fast approaching.' writes Ralph Fernandez, of Tampu. tU , describing his fearfol race with death, "as a result of liver trouble and the disease, which bnd robbed me of sleep and of all inteiest in life. I had tried many different doctors and several medicines, bn got no benefit until I begun to ufs Electric Bitters. So wondetful was their effect, that in three days I felt like a new man. and today I am cured of nil my trouh.is. Guaranteed nt Chas. Duck's drat; More price 0 cents. 0EV0A. From trio lpwipr. A. K. Shindlebower nud wife ex ited to depart this week overland fcr Burko, South Dakota to join SI. Can non. Mrs. Cannon will go later. Frank Ames came up from Colnm bus, where he has been attending bus iness college to visit his parents in this city, on Tuesday last. Robt. Anderson and Elbert Vangh't have secured the contract for patting in a number of fascines near the Lonp Bridge at this placo and are at work on the same. O. E. Green and Will Irish ro turned from Gregory county. South Dakota Saturday last where they have been building a house on the farm to lie occupied by M. Cannon. The High school base ball team went np to Cedar Rapids Friday last and played two games of ball with the High school team at that place and lost both games. The first by a score of 10 to 7 and the second 2 to 1. Burglars broke into the hardware store of Kennedy Bros, on Sunday night. They entered the back room through a window and then secured entrance to th store by boring through the back door. They took a number of chisels, revolvers, knives and ra zors and broke open two money drawers and secured a few nickels nnd pennies. The front door to the City Meat market was found open but nothing was missed from there. A number of Woodmen went to Co umbos Tuesday night to attend the state meeting of Modern Woodmen. About three hundred candidates were initiated fromColumbusand surround ing towns. Among those who attend ed from here were G. Shoemaker, Geo. Chase. Chas. Ressler, T. Green, R. K. Hoton. Wm. Kennedy.Chas. Peterson, Wm. Hickey, John Vanght, Fred Hor ton and Otto Peterson. (From Tlio Times-) Miss Pert Honey, the young lady who teaches the Dry Creek school, re cently adopted a novel care for tardi ness. She offered a kiss for the first nnival at school each morning. The next morning nt " o'clock throe yonng men were seen roosting on tho fence and by 0 all the boys of the school and two directors had put in appearance. Bill Heater who has been working down nt the month of Dry Creek for John Twist, came in this morning with twenty-three wolf scalps ex pecting to get a dollar bounty for each scalp, bat the fellows at the court house were onto it that he is raising wolves for the bounty and thoy kicked Bill and his pelts into the street. He cleared fc'.OO Inst year over on Coon creek but he can't work Dry Creek officials. Hamphrev. (From tlu Democrat.) Mrs. F. J. Pratt ana son Kenneth left Monday for a week's visit with relatives nt St. Joe. Mo. They were accompanied by Mrs. E. T. Walker of Columbus The wind Wednesday afternoon did considerable damage to propartv in the conntry northwest of town. Sev eral windmills are reported blown down. At A. Hackstock's place north of town, several window panes were broken in his honse by hail, and four large ash trees were blown oat by the roots. la towa very little damage ws done. Albert Wilde's well ma chine at the town well was blown down and badly broken. Justice Schenth's court was occupied for a time Wednesday afternoon by a case between Peter Raffing and the town of Humphrey. The trouble grew out of Peter being arrestedTaes day night on the charge of being drank and disorderly and also for leaving hi team on the street for an unreasonable time without food or water. Peter did not propose to stand being arrested for violating the laws of the village of Humphrey, so no employed Senator Allen of Madison and Attorney Cook ingham of this place to defend him against such unjust ( ?) attacks on the part of the officials of the town of Humphrey. After considerable hot air had beea let loose on both sides it was decided that the case sbouid be continued until the 2nd day of Jane. Drs. Martyn, Evans, Evans & Martyr, Jr., office three doors north of Fried hof's storr. Dr. Terry, the eminent eye special ist and expert optician ofOmaha. will be in Columbus Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday. May 1. 1(1 and 17. Don't miss this most excellent opportunity of consulting an expert about your eyes. w2td4-3- JfM Special ledoced WOP Excursion Rates Milwaukee and return Jane 16 tol9. Return limit July 2tb. Rate, one fare p!s fifty cento. Ad Tfcea There Was TreaMe. "They said all sorts of unkind things about you." "Such ns what?' "Well, they said that you married for money." "But yon didn't believe It, did yon?" "Not until I saw your husband." After that there came an estrange ment between the two dear friends. Wine t of Cardui Cured. Her; 213 South Prior Street, Atlaxta, Ga., March 21, 1903. I suffered for four months with extreme nervousness and lassitude. I had a sinking feeling in my stomach which no medicine seemed to relieve, and losing my appetite I became weak and lost my vital ity. In three wteks I lost fourteen pounds of flesh nnd felt that I must find speedy rei'ef to regain my health. Hav-r heard Wine of Cardui praised by several of my mends. I sent for a bottle and was certainly very pleased with the results. Within three days my appetite'returned and my stomach troubled me no more. 1 could digest my food without difficulty and the nervousness gradually diminished. Nature performed her functions without difficulty and I am once more a happy and well woman. fULlV JOSEPH. telM Attlf fttday KlfK CMfc Secure a Dollar Bottle of Wine of Cardui Today. BEGtl&R, HOGKENB&RG&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. CATARRH m&x, mu KoOi& S&A -swj -5-T 'n:.Sr 'Tss M jiLvs Cream Balm This Remedy is a Specific. Sure to Cive Satisfaction. GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. It cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the diseased membrane. It cures Catarrh and drives away a Cold in the Head quiekly. Restores the Seuses of Taste nnd SmelL Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs. Applied into the nostrils and absorbed. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by mail ; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warrtn St, Nw Yrk. .The best i5 the cheapest GLOVERS OVERALLS THE BEST IN THE WOftlO Ask vniirriftilprfhrrhpm ill 3 DRIFTING TOWARDS Many people who are neglecting symptoms of kidney trouble, hoping "it will wear away," drifting towards Bright s Disease, which is kidney trouble in one of its worst forms. i3?S3 McCLINTOCK & CARTER, I'MBflHB i jr KILLthe couch and CURE the LUNGS "H Dr. King's New Discovery Ci ; FONSUMPTION Pries 0U6HS and 50c a $1.00 Fret Trial. J0LDS Surest and Quickest Cure for all THROAT and LUNG TROUB LES, or MONEY BACK. fl. M. POST Attorney : at : Law Columbus. Neb. 1). BTIKKtf. ATTORWBT AT LAW Otto. OH- 8t.. fourth ifc-or oorth of Finl NrtioMtlllank. rOLUMnPH. NKUKAHKA DR. GfMS. . PLATZ ' HOMEOPATHIC Physician and Surgeon. I. O. Block : : Colnmbun G. J. GflRLOW Lawyer Ottiee over ColumtKitt Hiute Rank Galumbus. Neb. DONT WASTE GRAIN! I. Cheaply Made Wagon Will Waste Enough Grain to Buy a Good One. Our wagons will not scatter yoitrj;rain whileon the road to market or overtax yonr horses with needless heavy draught. We keep only the Latest and BEST in Baggies and Carriages All Kinds of HARM III PI UlftftfTQ rjmuw iuiiU.Uiu. Atallf !! wm I AMOik till im o4 .ill. I and don't lame yonr horses OJIIWItHI. NEBRASKA. j TRV TJIKM. : LOUIS SCHREIBER. - MfapnTI Touris Cars pPu,ar B HVVllw H The idea that an inferior clas.-i of people j3f U BT H k the tourist sleepers is an error. On many trip'J r U HB 1 VA only the host class or travelers are found. Kf K I'n'fllln' ' B Uhey inon-ly men K u nl HsSII A h :ood who v fsfflfixESEEil I TO CALIFORNIA 1 H makes the best bread, of the H U $S fl best flavor, you ever tasted. H m this manner and :io a "ni: sum Sft H Yeast Foam is the yeast H K of money to lie ned elsewhere. It is he H that never grows lifeless, H m irinniiiu to lie understood Unit it is hy no Lm H stale or sour, but is always H m tne.ms necessary for the tnvelor to :j end a la rye 1 fresh, sweet and ready for B m Bum or money in on!T to enjoy u trip to the eo.-st vk L use. H LW wb Yeast Foam is the best LW K If you cross the continent in ouetf the tourist k M and most reliable yeast M K sleepers or the m made, regardless U mW V - I UNION PACIFIC I U W"B Lm Jfew. H you will enjoy the trip ami naue cim-idcraliio H I CtHAOi'f-AND -J maww I A m I C3rstetmjyj& jj I L Iniuire of m I ' tJjP 1' I HEXHAM, m fa a dry, compressed k K yeast, compounded of A a K malt, hops, corn and other a healthful ingredients, in the V U sweetest and cleanest factory in the world. No matter how "r ff lone vou liave kept it, east mm Bal T7-Ln f nlntnatf 1 - k BaV r H A'Udtu A3 uw9 iv.au ivr (v aaaa VVYI P Y I bread that can he made. I TRY I IIU I II 11 1 II 0 1 MThe secret is in the yeast I 1 JlU U Ulll llul h ah grocers sen u ai 5c h A a pickagc. Kach pack- km L age contains 7 cakes U A enough to make 40 V H loaves. Send for our H Mmvmji A ,nnn Smnkp hY ra Fiup .vm h inacaiai. uuu uiiiuiiu iniiu iiiiij uic uiu BRIGHT stops irrenilarities. strengthens the urinary organs and builds up the worn-out tissues of toe kidneys so they wffl perform their functions properly. Healthy kidneys strain out the imnurities from the blood as it passes through them. Diseased kidneys do not, and the poisonous waste matter is carried by the circulation to every part of the body, causing dizziness, backache, stomach trouble, sluggish liver, irregular heart action etc. If you hare any signs of Kidney or Bladder Trouble commence taking FOLEY b KIDNEY CURE at once, as it will cure a slight disorder in a few days and prevent a fatal malady. It is pleasant to take and benefits the whole system. RwtoFMOil Yoa can easihr determine if toot kidneys an oat of order by setting aside for 24 hoars a bottle of the ariae passed epoa arisiar. If apoa firti- it is doady or ailky or has abrick-dast sediment or small particles foat aboat ia it, yow kidaeys are diseased, aas FOLEY'S KIONEY CURE shsaU be takes atoace. Tarn ONE Settlers' -Etes West and Northwest D&ily March 1st to May !5th, 1905 Far Prom Columbus, Nebraska, to Puget Sound California, Country, San Fran Portland Dist. cisco, Etc. $25 $25 m,..llK0UGI1 TOUUIST Sl-EEPEUS .Inily to California terminnln TUAIN NO. :i via Donver. wills ilr.yliKht r:,Io tlirouch wnif Colormlo ainl Suit LakoCitx; Tourist Sleeper excursions THURSDAYS and FRI DAYS are personally conducted. TO THE XOKTHWEST: "The I5urlinj.-ti.n-Xortl.ern Pacific I'-e-press" is the joint. t!iron;li train and tune saver to the whole Northwest region Montana. ITpper Id.dio. Washington and I'ucet Sound territory. It cnrris all classes of hij;h grade equipment. roiuers anu iicscnptive matter, tion of L. K RbCIOR. Ascent, Columbus. Nobr. iSSH? Protected by Block Signals The first railway in America so adopt the abso lute Mock System in the operation of all trains was the Chicago The St. Paul Road was the iirst railway to light its trains by electricity. The St. Taul lioad was also the, first to adopt the stevm healing system. Tree through daily trains to Chicago from all points on the main line of the Union Pocific Railroad. For time table, special rates. etc., see Union Pacific Agent, or write F. I. NiSH, GeiTI Western Agent, 1524 Farnam St. DISEASE . B. BurhaMTostifiM After Four wears. G. B. Borhans of Carlisle Center, N. Y., writes: "About four years ago I wrote you stating that I had teen entirely cared of aerere kidney trouble by taking less than two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. It entirely stopped the brick-dust sediment and 1 ' -.a .. .ri,Mn.u .... ritunnearsil. 1 am clad to say that I have never had a return of any of those symptoms curing ine lour tSrSt have elapsed, and f am evidently cured to stay cured, and ISShH recmendPFoley-, Kidney Cure to any one sulfenne from kidaey or bladder trouble." SbM, SO Caato aai SI-OS. IfllaWairi IY MaWml - Columbus, Neb WAY J Butte-Helena District. Spokane Dist. $20 $22.50 rates, reset vntione and all info nt'ti- Milwaukee k Si. Paul Railway. For JOB WORK. are of those symptoms during the four m II i