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Wm. DIETRIGHS
tiuusn. stun Pintjnn
.mrtO.irrl.inn r UN""11!!
tain .mil orit.iiimnl.il I'.ilnlliiu nl .ill
Klnd.s, Oil II or Oomiirti
il IV1 2lli )l.t Mills M.ll
R, W. HOBART
Attorney - at - Law
Otllco over Columbus State Until..
Will Practice in nil Hi'' CourlH.
fl. M. POST
ftttorncu : at : Law
Columbus, Nitlt.
DR. OHftS. tl. PLflTZ
HOMKOPATIIIO
Phuslclan and Surgeon.
I'. O. Illoelt ' : Coliliiiliuii
G. J. GflRLOW
Lawyer
f t ildin l!i"" Hr'f Hunk Golnnilni., Nlllt.
Tl). Hrillk'H,
ATTORWDY AT LAW.
Olllm, Ollvn HI., fourth ilnnr mirth of I'irM
Nutliiiiiil Hunk.
('((l.l'MIIUH. NKIIIIAHKA.
DONT WASTE GRAIN!
A Cheaply Miulo Wiikoii
Will WitNto Enough
Grain to Buy a
Good Ono.
Our wagons will not scatter
yniirgruin vv hilnon tho nmil to
mnrliotnr overtax )oiir hornon
with nocdlcim heavy draught.
W.i luiii mil)' the Latent mill ItKST m
Huggics ami Carriages
-All Kitiilmir
farm implkmunts.
Our horse shin's stick
ami don't, lame your liorsis
THY THO.
LOUIS SCHREIBER.
Brick House Herd Durocs
l(H March mill early April pigs for
.Stiiiiintir ami I'ull trade, ('mi fiunih
in pairs or Uioh, not. related, at hiiigmii
intend. Write or call for pilrcti or den
i'riition.
inn i. t'oiuminw. J, J, BARNES
Vow
Must
use
YEAST
FOAM
The Wonderful Yeast
If you want
to make
Bread
u
that is
Bread
Yeimt Fivtm U the yuan!
tluit look tlii r'lml (Irniiil
I'llIIUl UmM. UllllH t:iKi
IIIiiii Nol.l liv nil KiiH-rm
il i M. u ihii'I.iikii i'iimn:li
fur tniimve si'iiit h Hiiml
caril (ur .nl r new- lllimtrMtsI
Immir "ilooil llruiiil. Hum lo
Make It."
NORTHWESTERN YEAST CO.
CHICAGO, ILL.
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Leigh
ll'roin ii.. W..tl.
Tim Dodge Milling A drum Company
has commenced tln addition to their
Hour Iioiifo in l."tgh and will nlo put
in a scale.
Mr. ami Mm. I. I). Wiirdomnn, Itty
deist, (.corgi linli'l ami .Misses Myrtle
Mnrl.hiiui anil 'I'onin Stnab composed a
camping party wlneh wont to (Jut-Olf
lale Saturday to enjoy a feu dayii nut
ink. Kstinn will lx' the iiaine of a new town
on the Orenl Northern noiith of I're.
inoiit in Haiiiuliini eminly. This bids
fan lo he an entoriuii'ing place ami an a
itiuter Pome Wahiio p'irtios havo hern
aiithnrii'il to establish ulmnl; there.
The lirst loin of new wheat lirmtKlit
to I.hikIi tlHH )ar vvmi nolil lo Dodge
Milling.. rnin Co. Mutuhi) hy Kluior
Miller, of nnuihoiist of the town. It
vvim very line ami 'cr.teil Hity-nne
pounilH to the hllhlit'l.
The HhIiIiii' pari) compos, d of Dr.
anil Mrn. .JiiiiKhliith. Dr. anil Mm. livv
ery, Mrn. Illnlie, .Mms Drum llverotl
Dowkiim ami Wiiri'ii)lor relureil from
Cut-Mil lake Weiluetnlti) after live iIhh
of the "simple life " They nhoueil leal
clldoiici of the railip, hut repott the
best I line evel Luck uim with them
ami they caught nil an aVer.iKe of twenty
piiiimhi of IIhIi per day bennies Iiiiviiik
plleH of fun.
WedlieHiIll)' .1 II. Peeper Hold eighty
aereti of (ieorKe Itootcl's land southwest
of town to Cm I lliirjeuliruchand Adolph
Aseho, eaeh of them taking ID nereH.
The price wan sll per acre liieh In
I'oiiHiilcieil 141 mi I for tiiimiproved laud.
The Maine day Mr. Iloetel purehiiMed the
one liumlred mid Hixty acren jimt tionli
of town from The WeHtuin Tnmt and
Security Company llironuli their aKetit
IM iirdemaii. The cmiHideration wiih
illl,.V)0.
LINDSAY
'rim opinion.
Milt Dleihich in el ill cnmpelled to de
pend on erutcheii, Inn iiijuied leu not
)et heliu; depeudalile iih a ineaiiH of to
eomotloii. Col. (leoie Diiphim, the iiliellulieer
in reported to he in very had health, ami
.Iiiih lieeu onleleil to Hot KpilllKH to rn
eilpeiate, William l!roivrik), mamiKer for.Nye
.Schneider Knw lei Co., icportii plenty of
new wheat coiiiiiik in, have received
ileal ly :t,IHNI liuiihelii up to date. The
ipialll) in escelleut, teHtllii; froml'd to Ho
and the farmerM repoit jioIiIh of from
thirty-live to foit)-lhe hiiMheln per
11cm.
David T. Itoliertu leceived Iiih (Iih
ehaiKe from the "th Itattery uf the re
Kular aiiuy, atatinneilat I't. I.ile), U'aii
Hiei, ami arrived home Mnnday evenitiK.
lie repurtii to the Opinion that while
tin re in u ceitaiu eliariu iihoiit HohlierniK
II dueii nut appeal to him lie u llfe'n
Mieatinn and he i i;linl Iiih eulintmeut im
in at an cud. He thiukii theie in until
111K I'lxe ipnte an "ond an faimiiiK in
I'latte county, mid will proi I to de-
muniiliale Inn thcon.
UENOA.
I I'riiMi I in- 1.H111IHI 1
MlM. I'll lo Neliuili, widow of NoIh
Neliioii, who died the yearn ayo, pnmed
awn) al the home oT hei dinichter, Mm
Chan. I'i'Ioihoii, nine nulci mirth of
(liuni in I'latle county, mi WcdtieHila)
oelilti' of ln.-t N.eek. I'ltnelld set ceil
were helil III III Went llllleliiiich TIlUM
da), mid the lemailiH laid to lent 111 the
ceiiietel) neiil the church
lohti linrdner, accompanied I Iuh
niolher, arrived I.ihI Tliiiiudii) fiom
(,uinlin, 1 1 r.t.na um! w it li the fam
ily of II. I', (i.irdlier.
,i.H Ciuce, thedaiiKhter of Mr. and
Mix P li .lnhliiiou, hat Imvii ei nick
!r'h. p,,i.t wceli, She is threatened
w ,h t j 1 I mil 1 feer
I III' (lleeti huh nunl" In ilainjliter,
, Minn I'.thi I. 11 present of 11 lMI IniKi').
11 ... vehicle h-iN lieen Hlnpped, 1111. 1 w hell
it II 1 11 en Mihs I'.thel will lie llioiuMinr
I of the lilies! luiKi.') lUdeloi.i
Ch'irles (iireil of 'lti)hiie lilllich
was 1 1 11 1. ii l lie pnhhcnot-iM mi I hi 1 nl the
i''ui- im irmn .Siiiid.i) !! evpctn to
111 do- in cxteii.l.'d pleasure tup 111
Septeiul'i r lie will jo to New Yolk,
ll'i'l fi'iin tlnie to Culm, I hence to old
MeMCO M-ltllife' the C.ipttnl uf Hint ri
pillill th. :u i iH'ltli thrnij,-li C.illf iruia
utoppi'.i: en inilte to visit l.ns At'Keli'H
.III I tl en on to the l'oithill I e ii nit loll,
ret in in; home ovet the I'mmi I'ncillc.
Win Moore ,V Sou st-nteit up their
new .1 I C He threshmK' in 1 lime Int
week I'lii- first Htmid wat. made at
Unlit C udirMin'H ftirnu where the
whcll' averiik'ed ."ill IiUhIii'Is p. 1
The principal topic of conversation on
the street linn wci k linn heen "wheat"
'How did vourcrop tiirn out," is the
ipien'ion freiiieutlv asked tue fanner."
lld the usual leplv I-, ".dhiiit :lll Inish
els per acie." Not since lv.ll, naid I. T.
t'hrihly, heak miller at ihellonver N'nlle)
lioller Mills, has NehnisUa produced
wheal for iiiiIIiiik purposes eitial to the
crop urovvii this )ear " "rourli'en venm
iiko," he said "wheat, after hweatino in
the slack, tested from iij to i',("' Mr.
Christy hii)k that Nebraska wheat will
lie in demand this year iiiiuuik the mil
lem throughout Ihocountrv.
St. Edward.
I I'llHIl tlic Ailviilii'e. I
Mm, A. 1), Jii'iimiu and daiiKhterfi
.Maude and Kdna, are vinitinK Mr, anil
Mm. lleorKe I), Willard at Columhun
thin week.
Hev, ami Mm, Henry Zinnecker re
turned home to Heaver CrooHitiK Wed
m.'Hdiiy after an extended visit to .Mr
and .Mm. J. P. I.itudninaii,
Mrs. KiMjny left to-day for ColunihuH
to he at the hedHido of Mm. Dan Cor
coran, her hrother'ri wife, who in lyiiiK
at the point of death at St, M iry'H hos
pital. Our liaiiket hall team met defeat at
Newman drove Wednendny in 11 Hcore of
II to 'S. The Novvinan drove ladien
wuro the winnitiK lontn and have the
reputation of hciiiK the most neientilk'
plavem in the country.
Mr. and Mm. K. I!. Nichemon leave
next week for .SarKent where Mr. Nick
iirmm hiiHaccepted a pimition in a liiinlt.
Mr. Nickemou reniKiiH li in prenent posi
tion iih tminiiKer of the Ht, IMvvard
ureatnery .Saturday evenniK'
I'. F. Cahill left Wedneiiday for Color
ado for a months visit, lie will visit
friends at Denver, ('oloradOjHpririKH, ami
l.oiiiiiii nt, an I then if the mountain air
liriiiL'n him 1 ho desired improvetnent in
health, he may visit the gri'iit national
park.
NcIh lioHHelhaluli and dauKhter, MiHii
Alma HiiHsellialch, (ieorKe 1. Itich and
T. Chrlnteniien returned Wednesday from
a three montliH visit in Kurope. Ac
eompiiiiyiiiK tlietn on their return dip
were: Mish Karen Hauseii, 11 sister to
Mrs. (ieorKe 1'. Itiuli, mid I.iidwiK Wend
ellio, lioth of Denmark: II. l,aiiKraiiH and
IriKraiil Mylire of Norway.
Notice of Dissolution.
Notice is hereby kIvuii that I he
ptii'tiiiimhip herefore exldtitiK between
I.. W. Weaver nnd II. O. Nowiniiu,
under the II r 111 nntiio of Wcnvur &
Nuwiiiaii In hereby dlsHolvnil bv mu
tual consent. We denlro that nil m;
couts due the linn bo settled mi or
helore AnKU.'t 15.
11. 0. Newnmii
Itw li. W. Weaver
ITALIAN GARDENS.
The Ci'diir. ('; prfHN unit Hit- Ornniit
Tri't MIkhIi Tli.'lr I'ollime.
PelllMpn llothlliK Iihoiit 1 1 II I 111 II Kill'
ili'iw titrlke.'i IK ns k.i wonderful iih the
nrbur wullm, 01- pei';o!iH, where nature
Mt'iiis ho nhsoluti'ly docile to the ham!
of man. The desire Is to make a ileune
shade 11 retreat where one can shut
out the hot situ and to create till trees
of II Krctlt lllllliy (UU'eielil suits have
reil planted close tiiKcther and their
brunches ho carefully Interwoven that
they form 11 complete trellis on the two
tides and above, so that cedar, cypress,
ontiiKe mid lemon I ices mingle their
follaj-e, till Hceiulti;: to be liKllted up
by the pale pildeu Klolies of the fruit.
With us the merest IvvIkm of such trees
would be supposed to have 11 stubborn
Individuality, i-euileiltiK It Impossible
to train them to take the place of vines.
In Italy for centuries everything has
been dene to create 11 Ki'alct'iil shade at
noon, where one can rest m- sleep ami
leave the world outside to tln clcadiis,
(hut, when thousands of them take
voice toj'clhcr at mue, make rather 11
MKithliiK sound. AIoiik the terrace:- of
the Villa Carlotta, on the lake of
Coino, these covered arbor walks lend
Into proves of Ilexes, mid there until
past midsummer out of the silence and
coolness the nlcJitliHMles ttln;; not mil)
nil nWit, but nil day Inn';.
In spite of the lavish beauty of the
laud, the Impression that remains after
slimmer travel In Italy Is of the In
habitants living very close to nature,
almost siiboidiuatlui; her operations
to their own iici'ds. Nature Is s.i prun
ed, so tended, her le.ist effort so press
ed Into the M-rvlce of man. The plumy
cypresses, It Is true, have nothing to do
but stand sentinel by the belvidere ter
races; so with the Ilexes. Jtut the pop
lui-s are trimmed to llngpnles for the
sake of fagots, and every leaf of the
mulberry trees, across which the vlnei
lllng their festoons and garlands, I.
destined to feed the silkworms, mid
as soon as (he maggots are ready to
eat, the peasants, with huge bag', mount
the ttecs and strip euh brunch of Its
fiillngc The olive uichnrds that make
a silver mist on the lililMhs arc busy
perfecting their uoml harvest.
Wherever 11 ledge of melt offers tin
Italian peasant makes a garden, carry
ing up tin soil sometimes Into aim i'st
Inaccessible places Hut there lie will
plant leeks, herbs, salad and beans, be
sides a patch of wheat, the latter not
for the half loaf of bread It might
imike, but to furnish straw to plait
hats in winter.
Nature Is no niggard. The little red
popples blossom out of every cranny
and chink ami make 11 bhr. of enter
In the most unexpected places. Olefin
ders have a way of tossing their tufts
of rosy l4iissouw along the white walls.
Itcugal roses, clove pinks, carnations
ntul larkspurs grow wherever they can
be tended and 11 little rill of water di
rected to their use, but the smuttier of
Italy Is of great bent, ami after tlm
Kreat gush of ilowers In spring tho
vaunted Italian gardens remain dry
Intersections of graveled paths with
clipped hedges, tllghts of steps, urns
and statues Nothing can be dearer to
artistic taste, but for tho real Joy of
gardening nothing can be tsjiml to
what the poet dray called having "11
garden of your own, when you plant
and transplant and urn dirty and
nnt.si.tMl'titlmSilpliln LtHAgcr.
THE MJRIlOIt OF FATE
A VENETIAN LEGEND OF THE DAYS
OF THE 00QE9.
R(nr- of tin- tleitatr H'bn Waa Intntl.
catcd With the VUI1111 of Her Om
l.tn t-llnran 11 ml tin- tttiitoe In th
Church uf San (.Iiii-mIm MiiKKlor.
Here Is (i legend which 1 heard In
Venice. I offer It to nil among you
who nre fond of solitude nnd Hlleuce,
1 oiler It to you us I would offer a
(lower which lias blossomed amid som
ber shadows on a sleeping lagoon:
dhita dherardltil was the niece of thi
doge. Poets whose li utnes we have for
gotten, but who were renowned at that
time, had composed innumerable songs
In her honor. They praised In them the
tit ssi-i uf the young girl, black us nlghf.
In which pearls gleamed like milk
white stars. They iilso.Hiing about tha
radiance of her dark violet eyes nnd
about the two roses which formed her
lips. In truth, dhltti dherardltil wan
very beautiful. She had, however, lis
tened too earnestly to the passionate
words of the singers, nnd an Immense
pride took posses don of her young soul.
One night nhe heard beneath her win
dow the yearning soli of a lute. Stand
lug In a motionless gondola, a lovesick
page was singing to her. Tender wn
the music, nnd the water and the dark
ness lidded something to the sweetness
of the strains and to the passion Iti the
voice of the singer. The young page
was glorifying her as the most radiant
among nil women, ,
dhlta heard him, and a delightful
tremor ran through her. Without wult
lug to light the torches, which hud got 10
out, she took her mirror nnd run to the
window, through which the moonlight
Mhotie Into her 10 nil. Thereupon In Ihlt
mysterious light she saw that she wm
strangely beautiful; that her beauty
was Indeed almost supernatural. The
moonlight revealed her pule and trans
parent, like the princess of a poem.
Intoxicated with her charms, she let
the seductive mlii or slip from her
hand, mid u High of admiration and of
ecstasy escii ed her lis she cried:
"I am beautiful: I am beautiful!"
Thenceforth dhlta dherardltil spent
nil her time marveling at her own beau
ty. She did not desire to fall III love,
for she fancied that there was no man
living who was worthy of her. Those
song which had no words of praise for
her eyes and her hair she treated with
contempt, ami to the mysteries of reli
gion Mio never gave a thought.
She went to high muss widely for the
purpose oi" being seen by the people
mill of being Hat lens I by them as they
whispered to one another about her
The restles) eyes were never turned
toward the altar.
She thoujjit of nothing wave her own
triumphant beauty and of the Jewels
which set It oir In sumptuous fashion.
One day dhltu dherardltil slipped a
little mirror hc-ddc the Hist page ot
her mass book, which had been deli
cately llliiuiliiaieil by a pious urtlat.
And while her utlttiide of devotion cdl
lied the multitude she studied her fact?
enshrined In the book of prayer.
The doge's nleen had forgotten thnt
the Creator alone In worthy of wor
ship and not any of his creatures. She
had also forgotten that pride la an
abominable Mn aye, perhaps tho tnoit
perilous of all sins since It wan the
cause of the rebellion of tho nrchuu
gels 11 ud the downfall of Lucifer.
One day dhlta dherardltil waa In
tently studying her face In tho little
mirror between tho holy leaves of hut
mass book, and suddenly she uttered a
loud cry of terror. Through tho large
building It rang, drowning tho aolemn
voice of the priest, tho responses of the
congregation and tho sonorous mur
mur of tho organ. And straightway
the doge's niece fell to the ((round In
a faint. She hud seen reflected In the
guilty minor, the sacrilegious mirror,
not her own countenance, hut that ot
Death.
There Is today In tho Church of San
dlorgl.s Mugglore, where this intrude
was accomplished, the statue of a wo
man, who Is seated and looking at her
self In a mirror. Very beautiful li
this woman, as beautiful us dhlta
dhcrurdliil was formerly. Tho atory
goes that tills statue Is tho work of a
famous sculptor, but tho people bo-lleve-
and their legends contain 0
good deal of truth that It wus once
dhltu dhcrurdliil herself nnd that her
body was turned Into stone by tho tor
libie vision.
To nil those who lovo tlu silence of
dead cities I offer this legend. I found
It at Venice as one occasionally fluds t
flower which has blossomed nmld soni
her shadows on a sleeping Ingoou.
llelcne de Zttyien de Nyevelt III Euro
pean edition New York Herald.
Tho Onion.
The value of the onion in the dietary
lias been made tho subject of much
doggerel verse. All agree that health
mid beauty wait on the fragrant vege
table. l!at unions In May,
No doctor yua'll pay,
run one old verse, while another
promises n good completion to tho
Dillon eater thus:
Prinh onion nnd Iwik,
Nov kln In a weok.
It Not Hak.
One need not thrust his hand Into
raging furnace even though he knowa
that 11 precious Jewel lies therein. H
may be patient until the riumee nr
pent.- From "The Illshop'a Nleco," by
George II-' Picurd.
Ill I'art.
Wife- I Nee by this paper thnt the
nverage family has four and seven
tenths iH'isons. Husband I HuppdM
I'm the seven-tenths In this family!
Wit should bo used im a shield for
Jefenso rather than as a aword to
touud others. Fuller.
Calumet
Baking
Powder
A wantterful powder off rare
morlt ana) unrivaled atrangth.
Time Table
COLUMBUS. NK1I.
Lincoln,
Denvar,
Helena,
Butte,
Bait Lake City
Portland,
Ban Frnuclnro
and nil point e
West.
Omaha,
Chicago,
t. Joaa'ph,
Kanaaa City,
t. Zionla and all
polnta Baat and
South.
THAINH lUM'AHT.
No. 'ii PniMH-niror, ilnll) cn.'iil Htimlny. 7 .!.' n.
No, i't Ai'i'oiiimiMtiitlon, dully ntiiit
HatunlMy I.su ,,.
1 BAINS Alilil'.r.
Nn.VI l'HMni(fr,iUlly mi -it Hinnluy Si.Mi .
Nil. Ill Ai'i'iiiiiiiiimImIiiiIi, iln.ll' i'Xri'l
Huuiluy I .)'li p.
iC
t
'.ULtilv
"T.
KAST IIOU SI f Al? II!
Jo. li, riili'iiKu riHi'il :,: 11. m.
No. I, Aliunde KM'i'i"' Hun 11. in
No. H, North I'liiltn Uii'id J I'J n 111
No. IU, Kunt AI11II I.iki p. m
No. rt, KiiMitii Kxpri'Nn Z:'M- 111
No. li.Overlntnl l.uultiil fi.li . in
No. 5H, Ihm'iiI Krnlulil .V'lnti, in
WknT Hlill.SIl, M.M.N I.I.SK.
No. fi, ('Hllfnralii anil Ori-itniiKx.... 7:Mi . 111.
No. II, Colli. HMH-iul ll):lli 11. in.
No. li, KhbI.MhII 11:1.'. 11. in
No. I, OvitIhihI l.ltnlti'il I:ll p. in
No. 3, 1'tiloriiilo Kxiiri'M) H:.Vi p. in
No, 7, IXortli Pliilte liix-nl II.IU11 in
Nll.ZJ, Uh'hI iTHlllIlt 7.IIIIH. Ill
HOHroLK IIIIANMI.
Di'imtt
No. !i!l, I'ltiHDiiKor h.(Kii. in
No. 77, Miiiit 71ft s. in
No. SO, I'MMniasr 12: ifi u,
No. 7s, MlteiT 7!lH, n
At.lllO.N AMU SI'.M.IUNII I1IUMCII.
No. SI, I'SMi'liKiir -J:J , ,,. n,
No. JH, Mlttsl 7:00 it. 111
No. i, lnfiMnKir U':V. in
No. HO, Mllml nlNi m
Norfulk iHMH'ntrirtriiltii. run ilnll.
No Imlim on AIMon unit HimIi1I:i tirmii'l,
Snailny.
All ilium line iiiH(.ciiii ImliiH iliilly,
W. II. IIkmiam. Airniit
A C. Ono, A. M , I.I.. li., Prc't , Om-i!i:i.
It ...u mill buslines luuii.
flO.OOOliilti'UTopPi'slM. H.ink rktnrei and
o'lvp u-iitcrs. Miiiiti'iit.iiini wi.rK Im-lie.inl.
Semi ler (1111 i"ktulti"in, I11111111I In :illl--.iiiii-,
llni'-l I'll'.- iiliivii.il l,y iv Itilslness r.illi-'e.
'ieinl '.t li jull Ul:l itlu-.iU tl.e .N li. C.
A LAND Of WONDERS.
Tlui Mbhtnnrr 1 H11U Mituy Ihiugw ni
Iatenml lo CnUluiulu. j
Culiforiliu has iiiiiiniotii. nnlnial
bridges, ouves, etc. ot no lutle inieiei.L.
The Mainoth Cave of Calaveras, die-'
covered by miners in IXsl; tho Alubuutit
Cave; tho Crystal 1'ahice Cave, contain
inn a number of nUruetivc Hiibterraiienn
appHriuients, sueh iih the bridal Cham
bor, tho Chrystal I'alace Uoom. Aouri
oiiHappHrtineiit called .MiiHie Hall, where
the dejiosita of aipueous origin not only
take the form of organ pipes, Hounding
boards etc., but omit, when struck, miisi
OHlMonudsHiul vibrationa. Near this cave
are two natural bridges which the tour
ist can visit and return to the railroad
within half an hour. Tho only naltiriil
way to reach these Hcenes of interest is
via "Tho Overland Limited, lloiite,"
comprising tho Union I'acillcand South
em l'acille, now roily one line. The
only line running through traine to San
Francisco from Omaha, its fast trains,
arriving sixteen hours ahead of nil com
petitors. I'aniphlotH and mapn describ
ing the wonders of California, and full
information about the mist comfort abl
and direct route to the I'aeillo Coats.cae
be obtained of I'-. L. Loinus, (. 1. .V
T. A, Omaha, Neb.
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Tho best of everything in the eating
line. Meals at all hours, day or night
Fresh Pish and Game in Season
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ISOME PAINT
I. lar Uaand Oil la the foiuiilatloii ot nil I'nhi; i:it.I)U;:.t.
S. Th a-rnrrnl pre)nllro ngnlnxi Hi-nil.vMUe.l VuIoim is lee.-.i
on Ilia tact tluit moat ot tliea ore nilnllcruteil ulil. Uiti -lor nil,
I. All imlnt la flrtvl tcroiiiiit Into 11 THICK P ;,rr, mnl t l.e ,i(.,i , .
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WHEREVER WE HAVE NO AGENT. YOUR OWN DEAI.FR Vli 1
QET "KINLOOH" FOR YOU. IF SHOWN THIS AD.. UY WHM I NO l VCT TQ
, KINUOOH PAINT COMPANY, GT. LOUIS. MO ' TO
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QIVK8 RELIEF AT ONCC.
It clp.itises, soothes, heals, and pi elects tho
diseased iiieiiihraiie. It curt s Cutntrh and
drives aw iv a Cold In the llcid niucklv.
Kestoris tfio Sense of Taste and Snirll.
1'jisy to use. Contains no iiijurloiis drill's.
Apjilu-il into tho iiiwtrils and nhsorhed.
Largo Si.e, fit) cents at Hriiggists or by
mail; Trial Sio, 10 cents by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St., New York.
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Try our want columns. Some
body wants-, what von want to
sell.
Do you want to buy somothiiio-?
Ask for it in our want columns.
.Somebody hmi what you want
and will sell cheap. We guaran
tee satisfaction. If our work
doesn't please you, tell us about
it; vve'il take plemaire in mul.inc;
it right.
Do you need .mine ManinnoryV
If .so, call us up on either plume
and a Journal represetitutiM will
call on you, or come up to the
ollicc and we will lit jo i out.
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