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Geri Asctie jr. , is using the engine
nom, which was a part of 'the old
creamery builidng, in the construc
tion of a barn. Ho is hailduing an
addition 'to it which about equals in
ice the original part.
We are xlad to report that Alvin
Hansen has returned from the hospital
at Cpnncil Bluffs almost well. Some
four weeks ago ho was taken there ill
of appendicitis and Dr. A. P. Condon
operated npon him and kept him un
der his care d urine the past few weeks.
Mi. Hansen will be r.ble to attend to
his nsnal duties within a few days.
.Wednesday, W. II. Carleton went
to Howelis and closed up the general
store of Charles Karuick under chattel
Mortgage. The creditors were whole
cmle houses of Lincoln and eastern
.cities. Mr. Carleton left the stock in
charge of Glenn 1. l?entv, of this
place who will tako i-aro of it until
, other arrangements are made.
Down near North Bend, Deputy
.Game Warden Smith, last Sunday
morning arrested five men for seining.
The men pleaded guilty and were
fined fin eaoh and rests, making a
total of ?78.T.". The fines were prompt
ly paid and the men released. The
set wltich thov wrro using was de
stroyed by tho deputy.
This vicinity is fast getting the
reputation of being a bos raisine com
mnnity and it is always ready to de
liver tho goods. Iast Monday tho
Stanton Href din irni had two loads
that topped thoCllK&gn market, which
is considered not-Kftdow.
Eoutc 4.
Corn plnutinjtist finished and re
planting is tlngPrdor of tbo day on
this route.
H. J. Aden is crerting a fine large
barn.
Henry Ilobbensefkon has abont two
hundred young pig and they are most
all red.
Win. Davis and Uncle Billy Novel
are moving a bridco acres? tho irri
gation ditch west of Oronee.
Henry Mahoney of IMatto Tenter is
doing mason work for II J. Aden this
wcok.
E. C. Early spent Sundav on his
farm north of Oconee, reluming on
the noon train Tuesday.
G. Milliard was in Columbus Tues
day. Cli.is. Gassman and family did trad
ing in tho county seat Monday.
Mike Campbell marketed hogs in
Platte Center Tuesday. D. D. Rob
erts was the purchaser.
A. E. Campbell and family and Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. Shaffer visited Dan
Murdock and family Tuesday.
Those on this route who attended
Memorial services at Columbus Tues
day were John hbner and family,
J. C. Dineen and fsmilj-, and Mr.
and Mrs. Angust Johnson.
Eric Johnson and family from the
Wattsvillo neighborhood drove down
to the county metropolis to attend the
Memorial day services and do some
shopping.
Qufcr TliiiiK Hhiiii Uimij;-.
Tho chief of the bureau f -licmNtr.
of the department of ini-uHun'. iw
to-tbt-Salt lAhf T-;lum",-tU'
. wkedliy a reporter why he dkl-not in-
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say I do. If rouge were poisonous, unv
- munliered women would have died of
It long ago. By the way, I'll tell yo.i a
queer thing aliout rouge. It is simo
4hing that I came uio!i one lav in a
Jdiarmaey, and I think it illustrates an
Odd phase of human na'ure. A young
girl was buying a pot of rouge, and J
hoard her murmur to the clerk. You
guarantee that this will not rub ofTV
I do, the cleik answered. 'This like
all our rouges, is warranted t stand
..the hardest kiss of investigation thai
any of your women friends will trv
on it"
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But; my dear, go v.l 0lo, a woman's
husband is not the man a wife dressed
for. She makes herself as attractive
as she can for everylie-ly worth know
ing. Yon must lie an extraordinary
luTMHi if you suppose that 1 am going
in for the rod and greed transformation
treatment for you simply for you. A
Woman wIm is really a uomau and not
a hockey player has to watch the fash
Ion as closely as a cook watches a pot,
and the married woman of the present
day must do all she can to lo .1; Hko the
unmarried woman of yesterday. It Is
the married women who are the most
popular with men. It is the married
Women who control polities, the army,
literature and the stage. Therefore
can't you see how nceessary it is for
them to do all they can to remain at
tractive? Rod hair and gnvn ores?
Yes. Blue -tooth and amher eyes if
necessary or black teeth and white
eyes. London World.
ItiKalar Ifcnornnrr.
I have Ihhmi told by a Canadian that
In discussing with an English general
the possibility of sending troops from
England to the far cast via Canada
the latter raised the objection that it
.would not be desirable for them to
travel over United States territory! I
have been told of an English otUeial
having condoled shortly after McKIn
ley's assassination with a Canadian on
the loss of his president I have my
self heard an educated Englishman ex
press to a Canadian audience his snr
prise at finding modern civilization ex
isting in a country which he bad till
then believed to Ikj under permanent
ice and snow. Countess of MInto in
National Review.
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can tell by tho bloom of health on the
cheeks ; the brightness of tho oyes ;the
firmness of tho ilosh and muscles ; the
baoyaacy of the mind. Try them. At
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D. O. Westfall is still Mra. ; .o
being little improvement in his con
dition since our last issue
Dave Farnswotth went to Boono
last Sunday to assist A. A.Dodendeorf
in getting the new bank in operation.
Jos. Lachnit and Geo. Smith this
week received a carload of fine Cali
fornia wine which tney have stored'
in their celars.
JohnVanAckeran of this placo and
Miss Louise Keller of West Pont were
united in marriage at the latter plac
in tho Catholic chncb, on Wednesday
morning of this week at 1) o'clock.
Tne ceremony was performed in the
Catholic church, Rev. Father Riesing
officiating.
Jno Geitzen has purchased a butter
and egg store at Newman Grove, anil
ho left Monday to take ennrgo of his
new business. John has rnanv friends
in Humphrey who wish him f uccess
in his new undertaking.
Mrs. H. M. Little and dunehtor
Helen left Monday whero they visited
a couple of days and then started for
Portland, Oregon, to spend tho summer
in tho Lewis ami Clark exposition.
Mrs. R. P.Drake entertained a num
lor of her friends in honor of her
mother, Mrs. Henderson, who that day
celebrated her seventy-eight birthday.
Mrs. Henderson although not in good
health, still takes a keen interest in
all the happonines of tho day acd
thoroughly enjoyed tho social after
noon with her friends. Sho received
a number of gifts of flowers and other
tokens from tho ladies present, who
heartily wished her many more happy
birthdays.
The ball game at Platto Center last
Sun lay between that town and Hum
phrey resulted in a victory for Hum
phrey in a score of Utoll. Quito a
large delegation from hero went down
to witness tho game. A return game
will be played in the Humphrey dia
mond nest Sunday.
Mrs. W. M. Condon and daughter
Nora, returned Monday noon from
Rochestei. Minn., where they went
a rouplo rf weeks ago to visit Tbos.
Oltis, Mrs. Condon's father, who is
there in a hospital recovering fron an
operation. Mn. Condon reports Mr.
Ottis getting along fine and he will
be able to rotnrn home in a short t'me.
Mrs. John Heinen went to Merny
hospital at Council Bluffs last Sunday
where on Monday tho submitted to
an operaton for gall stones. The
operation was highly successful anu
tho patient is recovering in a very
satisfactory manner. Dr. A. P. Con
don performed the operation. Dr.
Gadbois accompanied Mrs. Hainan to
the hospital.
Mrs. Henry Geitzen kept open
house last Friday evening in honor of
a night blooming cerens which had
blossomed that evening and many took
advanugu of the occasion to see this
rare flower. This plant is one of the
uncaiulv cactus family noted for tho
exquisite beauty of its tlowcrs and it
is said to bloom but onco in ten years
ami that at night, so tho moment is
eagerly watched for by thoso fortu
nate enough to own a plant.
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tng ns tne news that tneso people
have reached Europo safe, and are
now enjoying their visit.
At the special election Wednesday,
tho bond proposition carried by a vote
of 411 to 87 which gave tho required
two-thirds majority. Tho bond will
bo issued as soon as practicable and
undoubtedly tho now school building
will bn completed by Thanksgiving
Day. For St. Edward to crraduato a
class of cloven from its high school
and voto f 10.000 bonds on the same day
is certainly a victory for tho up-build
ing of tho town.
Robert Hardy died at his home in
South Bend, Ind., Sunday after an
illness of two doys. Mr. Hardy wa
one of tho earliest settlors in Boone
county, coming here before tho Paw
nee. Indians had been removed from
their reservation south of St. Edward
and taken to Indian Territory. He
played a prominent part in tho early
history of St. Edward and was a uni
versal favorite atneng our people.
For a number of years ho has been
making his homo with a daughter. Mrs
Robert lngersoll. at South Bend. In
diana. BenJobnson. nbout a mile and a half
east of St. Edward, was killed by
lightning, Wednesday evening about
7 o'clock. The destructive bolt struck
tho roof of tho homo and passing
through the window struck Mr. John
son in the left arm and side end ran
down to tho floor tearing both shoes
from his feet. At the snmo time an
other bolt struck tho front v-randa
where Mr. Johnson's four little ch:id
ren had gone to watch tho storm. The
veranda was badly damaged and the
children wore shocked and rendered
nnsconscious for some time. A phys
ician was telephoned for at onco who
found that Mr. Johnson's case death
had been almost instantaneous. AH
bur one of the childern havo fully re
covered from the shock. Consider
able damage was done the house,
amounting perhaps to 150.
R. F. D- No. 3.
Harry Newman was n Columbus
visitor Saturday.
Mr. J. F. Siems marketed a car of
hogs last Thrusday. This completes
Mr. Siem's farming in Nebraska for
the present as he now becomes a full
Hedged citizen of Columbus.
Fred Willo is building a large addi
tion to his house.
J. F. Gocdoken has purchafcd a car
uuu u luuiwr irum iuu nicao
Wreckage Co., who bought theWorld's
Fa'r buildings at St. Ioms and soon
as it arrives ho will use it in the
building of a large barn on his farm
north of Shell Creek.
The many friends of Mr. D. Behlen
are sorry to hear of his rapid failing
in health.
Yred Bargmann has returned from
looking after his real estate interests
in Minn. He admits they had an
occasional shower there too.
Cora planting is practicaly fiinished
aloag the roato. But a large part oi
it mast be planted the second "time
aad if this cold wot weather continues
it will be aeoeaamryo plant mhbo of
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tho third time. It is way backward
for this season of t'aa year and some
of the farmers entertain " some fears as
to the outcome .
Some of the early ssttiurs are pre
dictiuc that this will be an off year
for corn. The small pruiu crop now
looks more encouraging
Much sorrow was expressed en the
roue for the death of Dr. Benthack's
daughter Mrs Beulhnck, the doctor's
mother lire3 en this route making tier
home with Mr and Mrs Fred Bohlon,
Jr.
One of our fnir patrons we havo
been informed will soon be married
to a joung mnn liriniuLyman county
South Drkotn.
John Brcnkrn aid J'"rrd Flamme
who havo been sojourning in the
Fatherland for the patt two ruorfths
expect to Frvil for America on the :J0th
of this month. Mr Drunken expects
to visit relatives in Maryland and Mr.
Flanuno. relatives in Illinois before
coming home.
The Itodchon.t Brcs. each had the
Bell telephones placed in their homes
last week. Meiv Kcnelmnn and V.
F. Dcdcls pur in Independent phones.
Preparations are made t have n
new bridge built over Mit-11 Creek
near Max Gott berg's as the old one is
beginning to show signs of weakness.
Mrs. C. J. Bissnn is having wonder
ful success with young ohicksna this
spring. Sho has over -00 and some
of them are nenilv rt-ndy to fry
Rev. E. I'mhrechf of Chicago preach
cd at tho Shell Creok Baptist church
la:t Sunday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. B. Hnhebns,
May l.", a daughter. 'lhorn aro now
fomteen living children" in this family
nino boys and five girlf.
Frod Bargmann left Monday morn
ing for an extended visit in Kansas.
The Nebraska Association of Ger
man Baptist churches will meet at tho
Shell Creek Baptist Church from next
louday night till next. Thursday night.
Tho Ladies' Heme Missionary Society
will hold their aunnal meeting next
Sunday, Rev. ,T M . Hoiff hn of Col
umbus delivering ihe i rircipal address
This will bo a red letter week for the
Shell Creek church.
GENOA.
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Mr. and Mrs. Heury Young, John
Hodge and F. D. Goodwin departed
Wednesday for tho Pacific coast. They
expect to take in California, Orgeon
and the Portland exposition before
they return to God's country again.
And now comes the announcement
of a Hour trur-t in Nebraska which has
been controlling the price ot flour for
tho past year or so. It is claimed that
tho Nebraska mills are in combine for
the purpose of maintaining a high
price for their products without re
gard to the price of grain, nnd flour
can bo bought in Genoa today cheaper
than in nny town in this section of
tho state owing to the fact that E M.
Spear Co. , were able to ship in Min
nesota flour for about twenty cents
per sack cheaper than the Nebraska
made brands which compelled the
combine to meet their prices hore.
Every mill in the state, it is claimed,
was compelled to enter the combine
in order to protect themselves against
throat cutting - competition which
would haje pre vented them marketing
.tii1rodirctPriTt all. One of the or
gani."rs of the combine is said to be
located at Scbuvler with a branch
elevator in our city. Whnt do you
think of it anyhow?
Lightning struck tbo barn on Geo.
Ivilton's farm west of town Wednes
day night. The building containing
a quantity ot hay aud grain and two
of his best horses wero burned. Therr
was $100 insurance on the barn but
nothing on contents nnd stock.
The liro insurance agents got togeth
er and organized a local board this
wr k. Tho town has been re-rnted
and a material cur made along the lino.
Tho original rating in rnanv cases
was altogether too high and was not
muform in any respect nnd an effort
bar been made to place tho rating on
an equitable basis and vp i.elievo the
insuring public v. ill have no kick
coming on the new iate.
Harry Brait departed yestorday
morning with Young, Goodwin and
Hodae for the Pacific coast and will
spend a few weeks viewing western
renery s:u tho sichts at the Portland
evpaeiiio!'. Hi hosts of Genoa friends
hnpo ho will return fiilly restored to
health.
The High chool ball team went to
Albion Salurd-iy and played or tried
o ploy tho roam at that place, but
when tho Mtmko of the battle cleared
away and too dead and wounded cared
for the figures on the talley sheet look
ed liito tins v to I in favor of the Al
bion pirato.s
Abaut seventy guests gathered at the
homo of Mr and Mrs. S. A. Lim!.
bcrs at Plraant Hill north of Genoa
onTnef day evening to witness tho cere
mony that made Miss Annie Linder
berg, daughter of tho host and hostess,
and liny. Nols Piersou of Ong. No
hraoka. one. Tho ceremony was per
formed at seven o'clock alter which
a delirious wedding snnpor wa served
to the assembled guests. Among the
mirts v.-fro peroral relative of the
zironm from abrrnd. Tho bride is one
of Genoa's most highly respected
young ladifcs and a graduate of our
high school ami the jrroora isaSwedish
Bit ine. located at Ong. Nebr ,a young
isiu oi great rromrso in his chc-eu
prc.frsson.
Special Seduced
Excursion Rates
Milwaukee and rotnrn June lfi tol9.
Keturu limit July 25th. Rato, one
fure plus hftv cents.
Milwaukee. Wis and return, on sale
.Tune icth to IDth. One fare plus fifty
cent?.
Toronto, Ont., and return. On sale
June l.S, 19, 21, & 22 One foro plus
$2. CO.
Niagara Falls and return. On sale
Jane 19 & 32. One fare plus 2 00.
Iudianopolis. Ind. nnd return. On
ale Juno 19 & 22ad. One faro tilus
52.00.
Buffalo. N. Y. hud return. On sale
July 7 to 9 One faro plus "0 cents.
Asbary Fark N J. and return. On
sale June 20 nnd 22 to July 1. Ono
fare plus 83.23
Baltimore, Md. and return. On sale
Jnly 1 to :). Quo fare plus f 2.00.
Chicago, Milwaukee nnd Southern
Wisccnsin points and return. Cn sals
Juno 1st to Sept 30th.
J. A. KDHN., A. G.F, & P.A.
Omaha, Nebr.
X PLATTE CENTER X
(ThunHlay'sDaib)
Dr. Terry, the eye epecialiso was
hero today.
F. M. Carraher is absent a few days
on a business trip.
It is reported that Fred Hoare is
to be mouager t f the O'Sbea elevator
at this place.
Rev. Hiede was at Humphrey, Wed
nesday on church matters.
C L. Martensen of Mayville neigh
borhood was transacting business in
this burtr Wednesday.
Adolph Schmidt nnd family are in
town today.
Owing to the boggy condition of
he meadows as n result of tho flood
it has been extremely difficult to so
on re bay for tho past week.
T J. E. Pinson was a raller in our
village Wednesday.
Blake Malier was passenger on the
on the noon train for Grand Island
todav.
J. L. Dodds of Columbus was bore
on mattors of business Wednostlay.
Quite a little excitement was caus
ed on our streets dr.ring the caily
hour a of the morning by a tain owned
by August Wo'gon breaking looso and
running away. The spilling of the
wagon box at tho Considene hotel
corner was the only damage resulting.
Henry nnd Phillip Goering aro nr.ar
reting corn today.
Chris Htllincr. M. Campbell, Joseph
Kranse ami Marcns Hoesley are trans
acting business with onr merchauts
today.
Platte Center will build a grand
stand, entirely enclose the base ball
grounds, and expects to have some of
tho best ball games hero this reason
ever held in the town. The olnb is
well organized both as to good playors
and finance.
John MotTett was absent for a few
hours on business yesterday.
Henry Mathonoy is plastering and
brick laying this week for 11. J. Aden
near Monroe.
We do feverishly pray that the
street commissioner get n movo on
himself and fix up the side walks. Fix
them, for heaven's sake, and cause the
alleys td be cleaned. Make the town
look like the habitation of civilized
beings rather than of savages.
Some day a stray lamb will be found
on the tracks, an anxious mother will
wait in vain for the return of her erst
while son. A boy will have a life
long regret, or a rosewood casket, and
a physician will be depositing money
easily gained as a result of the efforts
of boys who onght to prsses common
sense sufficient to teach them the dan
ger of jumping on and off moving
trains. It is high time to put a stop
to such actions in this village. The
mnrshai should see to it that boys
jumping on trains should be severely
punished. Otherwise, it will only be
u question of time till some one of
those will join the ranks, of tfajrfarjte
army of crippled unfortanatef; now ia
the world, orilgara jM'thefcoapar.ts
of a hearse daTto? a ridejgb'rfre cem
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(Saturday's laily)
Ed Hoare took the noon train hero
for Columbus Thursday.
Ed Higgins and' Jako Laun were
among the visitors to our town Thurs
day. W. E. Cole and brother of Monroe
wrio transacting business hero yester
day afternoon.
Mrs R. B. Perkinson and her ven
orable father, Michael Docdy, are
county sent visitors this week, being
the guests of friends at that place.
W. F. Ripp ban purchased the two
Wilson lots lying in Doody's addition
just cast of the Catholic school. Looks
'kind of suspicions. Wonder what
Will is contemplating? Can it be
matrimony -
Mrs. O'Brien and Miss Carraher of
Madiwn.nre visiting with their broth
ers. Frank and Mark, at thii place.
Dewey Hughes of Maysville is re
ported on the sick list.
James Thomazin is al tending tho
commencement exercises at St. Ed
ward this week.
Misses Mary and Stacta Cronin will
bring their schools at Maysville and
PoHtville, respectively, to a clnso to
day, by having a joint picnic for the
pnpils, with ico cream ami other
treats.
.Too Cady of Looking Glass neigh
borhood is transacting business with
our merchants today. Mairrfi&R
Mr. Ilntlinan or feoria. lltnois, a
brother of L. R. Hoffman of this
placo, arrived last night, and will
visit hero for nbout a week.
Clnton Wlbur has purchased the two
lots immediately east of the Sullivan
livery barn, and will in all probabil
ity build a residence there m in the
near future.
Supervisor Clother nnd T. L. Rob
erts of tho Standard Bridge companv
wore overlooking some of tho bridges
which havo been injured by tho re
cent floods in Mr. Clother's district.
Brrrrrr! Wonder what particular
grudge the weather mau holds against
u. It must have been about forty
degree neiow v anu im nimuiuK, uu
drr, tic: sftm to be improving by
nooa. Wo bavo actaally bad seventy
three and a half different and distinct
kinds of weather in the last twenty
four hours.
The Delia Primrose Company wiil
exhibit at the Opera house next Mon
day evening.
Fred Michaelson of Grand Prairie
i ; transacting business here today.
P. F. Luchsinger has accepted the
agency for the Aetna Insurance com
pany of nartford, at this place.
Tbompson&Cossart seem to have bad
lack with the mill dam. All tho dirt
which they had placed in the new dam 1
being washed away last night by a
sudden rise of the creek. John Borch
ors, one of the prosperous farmers of
Mayville neighborhood, was in town
today.
We are sorry to chronicle the death
of Selma, the ten year old daughter
of Dr. and Mrs.P.L. Benthack, which
occured yesterday aboat five o'clock.
The little om had not bee sick, bat
bad aroMod.her parents sttwjaiaatea
before, and before anything could be
done for her had expired. The Joarn
extends its 8TpthT to the bereaved
parents in their dark hour of trouble,
but bids them remember there is a
better land to hich their darling has
gone, where the birds sing forever, the
flowers bloom in beauty and there is
no more of sorrow and death.
David Thomas of Columbus passed
through our city yesterday en route
to his farm in tho Postville locality.
Soon will the clouds drift away. tho
rain and tho tempests cease and the
song of birds be heard agaiu in the
land
Mrs. J. M. Sheridan aud Miss
Kinma Sheridan were here for a short
time yesterday.
Hon. Wm Schelp was in Platte
Center yesterday.
Mrs. J. M'Specht loft today for
Marshall Field.vWis.. whrro hp will
make her fature home.
Henry Walters. Thos. Coleman,
Peter Scbil. Honry Schmidt and
George Weber were among those vis
iting our town yesterday.
Thero is a heavy rain again tcday
and at 1 1 -Aid it shows no eign of letting
up.
Tbo soda fountain for tho Twent
ieth Century drug storo Uios arrived
and will Iw installed immediately. It
is a beauty.
Carraher Bro. purchased a team
of driviug horse ttom Deweyllughes
of the Mayvillo i.t ivbbothood.
Ed Hoare retorts loseing his pocket
book yesterday on tho way from his
placo to town.
Miss Nellie Snllivnn closed her
school in tho Degau district yester
day. We understand sho has been re
tained for another year.
On account of the rain storm, the
funeral of Sclma Bontback has been
postponed until Sunday afternoon at
two o'clock.
D D. Ribrrts is afraid that if there
is another Howl he will be swept
sway, as he is light and airy and
floats like an inflated soap bnblde.
(Mnmln' llnil))
It. Menoico was inCoIumbus on bus
iness today.
A pleisant party was hold at the
home of H. Greison last evening in
honor of Ohris Greison ami R. Menece
who will leave next Tuesday for Can
ada. Mr. and Mrs.Cba. Bloedorn return
ed last night from Chicago.
Tho ball game between PIntte Cen
ter and Humphrey which was to take
place yesterday was post j toned on
account of tho rain.
L. It. Hoffman returned yesterday
from O'Neill.
Rev. Umpbecht left today for Chic
ago. About three inches of rain fell hero
last night.
R. 8. Dickinson of Columbus was in
town today.
Blake Maher says tho democrats
claim Roosevelt as a democrat. We
cannot ciiticiso him much, as claims
oouslitute their only stock in trade.
Thomas O'Shea, a Madison grain
dealer, was is to wn Monday.
.J. O. Regan and Mary Cronin will
start for Homestead, Sooth Dakota,
near Pierre, this evening.
Auditor Kirkpatrick of the Omaha
Elevator Co. was in town Monday
Tho commencement exercises of the
high school will be held next Satur
day evening.
Xcnroe
R. W. Saley delivered a piano to
Mrs. Fred Hill Thursday.
Charlie Potter, A. W. Blackburn
acoompaiaed a shipment of cattle for
the Illinois Cattle Company to Chic
ago last Saturday.
A large number of Monroe people
attended the Grand Army memorial
exercises at theCongregotional church
north of Monroe yesterday.
R. G. Strother, H. A. Mansfield,
Mr. and Mrs. O. Niemoller. Mr. nnd
Mrs.C.E. Smith and Albert Claborn
were Columbus visitors Monday.
M. Mc Williams of Elgin is visiting
his brother W. A. McWilliams.
Hal Evans went to Kearney Mon
day to attend a class reunion of tho
class of '01 of 'the Kearnoy high
school.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Morow of Grand
Prairie township ate visiting in Mon
roe today.
Oliver Magnnsson, deputy assessor
for Monroe township has turned in
his books to Assessor Galley.
During tho electrical storm Sunday
Miss Lawrence, the Monroe central,
received a severe shock. Tho lightning
bolt followed the wire to the switch
board where tho current was trans
mitted to her arm. She received a
similar injnry Inst year from which
-h-3 had not yet recovered.
Thomas Hill a well known farmer
from near Monroe who called at the
When the Kidns fail to perform their functions properly by not straining out the prison
ous waste matter from the blood as it passes through them, the poisons are carried by the
circulation to every part of the body, deranging the different organs. This causes heart
trouble, stomach trouble, sluggish liver and a host of other ills, all due to deranged Kidneys.
corrects irregularities
CUBED OF
Mr. Robert O. Burke, Elaora. Saratoga Co.. N. Y.. writes:-! am glad to bave aa oppor- feSUlted ITOtll dlSOrQerea
it I bad to get tt;
with dropsy an(
mrnam the room. In bet. I was so badlv used no 1
.MM hV
r a mend to try ruLci-3
allthsuchtlwasgoingtodie. Every
the aamV of tbe weaderful medicinf
baa tried it baa foiled to be benefitted.
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den, aad before I bad taken tbe tbird bottle tbe superfluous flesh bad goae, aa well as alt
other ayatptoau of Kidney trouble. My friends were surprised that I was cured, as they
McCLINTOCK & CARTER,
BAHEEOPT W.
Having purchased a Bankrupt Stock ot
Toilet Articles, Face Prepa
rations, Perfumes, Etc.,
at a Reduced Price, we purpose to give cur cus
tomers the benefit of thieving, and will place
these goods on sale
Saturday, ke Sri
at our store at
ONE-HALF THE REGULAR PRICE.
Among these goods arc:
2 Gross Cans 25c Talcum Powder, Sale Price
1 Gross ftoxes T0c Talcum Powder. Sale Price
1 Gross Boxes 25c Talcum Powder, Sale Price
1 Gross Boxes 25c Talcum Powder, Sale Price
3 Dozen Bottles 50c Toilet Water, Sale Price
3 Dozen Bottles 25c Toilet Water, Sale Price
2 Dozen Bottles 75c Dr. Howard's Hair Rencwcr, Sale Price 40c
10 Pounds Perfume, 7j5c Ounce, Assorted Odors, Sale Price 40c
2 Dozen Boxes 25c Tooth Powder, Sale Price - - 15c
150 Boxes 25c Toilet Soap, Sale Price .... 15C
You can
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this
McCLNTOCK
The Druggists,
Columbus, Nebraska.
.SEVEN WONDERS y.
ol'lho American Continent: AY
WA Yellotone National Park; The B
(irent Sh.hono F:ill; The C0I11111-
I liu Kiver; Mount Hood; The Hit,' Trees
I of California; The Yo,einito; Lnein 'Cut OH" 9
H aeio-vs Great Salt Jakc IM
U r.x am. i;k si:i:s ox a ti:ii ovr.i: Tin: &
UNION PACIFIC
aV ANI CONXKITIOXS
B TO Tin: V
I LEWIS MD CLMK EXPOSITION I
PORTLAND. ORfiCON. June I to Oct. 15. IOOS AW
L Inquire of Aw
k W. U. IIENIIAM, Agent. LW
Journal office today, rojorts that tho
rain and cold weather havo injured
the reed planted so that ho looks for
a poor stand of corn.
The count r jadca iBaetl mnrrioRo
license today to Wm. Anderson and
Minnie CarstenKon oi Leigh.
Columbus markets : Corn. :T : outs.
23; wheat. SK; rye. r.1; harley. 24;
hopfs, 4 7.1; butter, 1.1 to IS cg8. Ill;
potatoes, '20.
The long pending divorce suit be
tween S S McAllister and Emma M.
McAllister was heard to-day hv Jndee
Iteeder on a petition of Mrs. McA list or
on the ground of desertion and failure
to support, with tho decreo in her
favor. The title to the home place
was also confirmed in her.
DISEASES
rxmm vmw
and cures Kidney and
BRMirrS MSEASE.
aiuncr kukg.
i..K..a ........
One jo-ceat bottle worked
few days aome one comes froaa miles away to leant ftavinor Kricrhr i lllfaf
that cured me of Brighfa Disease, aad aot oae that naVlDg DngOl ! UlbldbC
' w aapaaa w w - ...
Tw Sizss.
mmmHIi
10c
?Jc
TEc
10c
25c
15c
afford to miss
?
I CARTER,
An Irishman" Ilrtnrl.
Cyril1; Field of Atlantic r::!Ie
fame once stojtped an Irish peasant to
make hniulrles about I.laruey castle.
Iteeeivlns the inforiuation, lie .ive the
Irisliman the following eonuiidruui:
"Now, Alike, suppo that I.ueifer was
sure of us both, which wtuld bo tat:
first, do yun tbinl:"i"
The Irishman looked thoughtful for :. I
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IlliJlJU'lil, iiiv.il rii(i, m. i"uwi, iiiiiit
he'd take me."
Why'f" said Field.
"lteeau.se he's always sure of you."
ItH (irrmt Fnnll.
Mrs. Chaw'- Oh, I don't like to jr to
that store. It's .;o unsatisfactory to do
your shopping there. Mrs. Slioppcn
Why, they have everything there. Mrs.
Chase That's just it. No matter what
you ask for, they can suit you right
off. rhiladelnhia Press.
CAUSE
TOTAL
Bladder diseases in every
wiwic ojroi-ciii, . -v.
m . m
urm.m
woa - . . e -
at the first sign of danger.
Crts tad $1.00.
Columbus, Neb
light
bread is digestible
Sweet
bread is nutritious.
Wonderful
bread liofht
and sweet, is
made with
YEAST
FOAM
i
Yeast Foam w the wonderful
yeast it look tho First Grand
I'rm" at the St. I.oui Hvpoi
tion and is o!d !y all grocers at
5c. a p.ickagc -enough to nuke
40 lcvt--. Sontla postal card
for our new illutritcd hook
"Good Brcul IIou to M ike It."
13THWESTEBN YEAST GO.
CHICAGO, ILt
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SSTZE
tmm
Soowwouja
jibViWAHE.
mis preat f-ioi-K nilicine is a
money saver for btx:k raisers. It
is a incdicuie, not a cheap food or
condition powder. Thoui;li put tip
in coarser form than Tliedford's
rm 1 1
I!lack-I)raui;ht, renowned for the
euro of the die-tion troubles of
jM'n-on?, it lia the same qualities
or invigorating digestion, stirrinfj
up the torpid liver and loovuninj;
the constipated IioweU for all stock
and poultry. It is carefully pre
pared and i'h action is fo healthful
that stock grow and thrive with an
occasional doe in their fiod. It
cures hog cholera and makes Iioijs
grow fat. It cure- cJiicken choler.i
and roup ami makes hens lay. It
cures constipation, distemper and
cohls 111 liorsei?, murnun in cattle,
and maked a draught animal do
more work for the food consumed.
3 It cives annuals and fowls of all
kind new life. Kvery farmer :fr.d
raiser .slioulu certainly irive il a
trial.
It costs 2."c. a can and saves ten
times its price in protit.
riTTsnuuo, Ka.h., March 25, 1904.
I have been usiiinj our niacV-DmtiKttt
Ptclc ami Poultry Mtilicine on my
t(x.'!c for somu tmii'. I li.ivo ieil all
kim!i ot Rtocx iooil but I liave louna
that jours U thu best lor my vuroosc.
J. a. UASSON.
C. J. GftRLOW
Lawyer
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