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CASH
Grocery Department...
Monarch Tomato Catsup fSlt
cni'efnl selection of the
seed from which the tomatoes are jjrown. -They start
with the seed, e;ct that right, and grow their own plants
in their hotbeds in the garden district of Northern Indi
ana. Their factory is at l'ierceton, right in the heart of
the tomato-growing district, is new, modern, and the host
equipped in the world. The advantage of its location is
self-evident. It does away altogether with the unsatis
factory method of reducing the tomatoes to a pulp for
shipment to a distant point where the process can Ik com
pleted. The tomatoes for Monarch Catsup are gathered when
red ripe, taken immediately to the factory, washed, the
skins removed, and the making of catsup begins almost
instantly, so that none of the peculiar rich flavor of the
fresh tomato is lost. The cooking and spicing are in
charge of skillful experts and the equipment of the fac
tory throughout is such that the greatest speed and the
highest elliciency are achieved. No metal other than sil
ver comes in contact with the catsup, so there is none of
the dark color or brassy taste that results from the touch
of iron, pewter or copper.
Less than an hour'n time is required for the whole
process to convert the tomato in the Held to the catsup in
the bottle. This prompt quick action makes the Monarch
a rich and fine catsup, without shreds, and unequalled for
delicate flavor. It is the only catsup without artificial
coloring matter that has the color of the red ripe tomato.
Pry Goods Department
Remnants and Remainders Short Lots
and Prices Bargains all over the Store
Remnants at Half Price We have gone through the
entire stock and gathered together all remnants, odd and
broken lots. We will close them out at extreme low prices.
Odd Lots at Half Price Odd lots in Corsets, Lace
Curtains, Muslin Underwear, Sateen Petticoats, CJIoves,
Shirt Waists and all Millinerv.
Remnants and Short Lengths at Half Price -Lawns,
Organdies, Kolienes, Table Linen, Percales, Dress Cioods
CJinghams, Lrces, Embroideries, Silks, India Linons.
Misses' Hose at Short Prices lfie Misses' White Lace
Hose, at 7 l-2c; loc Misses' Plack Hose at 10c; 2.re Tan
Lace Hose at 17c; 12 l-2c Ladies' black hose at 10c.
$2.25 Rugs, made of Remnants of Velvet and Moquet
Carpets at $1.24.
Richland find Vicinity
'I'd lint Jul) xo Hiiy good live, as wo
iiiulf her heated breath, for wo roineiu
Imr lust Itocoinboi wo almost ftoo to
dentil.
Tlio hot wto wits lifted holo llisl
Tlmrstlii) liy tlio cool lnoivo and mlii
ft inn tint uorllicust.
.1. W. Kitiiilnll lllitl .1 tttitl Itiisnor Unit
oil homos but Woilliosiluy
Mr. mnl Mrn. Clint Sinvonwiin, )ii
ml Herman K luck woto sluht ooliig tt
tint Co'iimbim Cuiilvnl lust wook.
Mis Until Itutloi i l.o.o spending ii
finviln).s with liorrniisln. Klhol Sloven
Kim will accompuuy lior linimt in llel
grade not oo
Tlio lilllo infiint oliilil ii Mr mnl Mm
Joseph li.-cllllOI, Who Iiiih Ili'Oll III, ll
tho doctor? i me, is iiiiiiiiinK iniiili
MIsh I 'oily Woli Ii luis In on oiiipliod
to lourli in District ',',1 nmtliwost ol im ..
DicU Suifltou is giving his now bum u
now emit of imitil mnl .lake Sttmholl
is lining' IiUovl-o,
.lllllll DillllllOt Mlll'llllSOl o ll.iiii
inor plows of Colninliiis DouIcm .Sit.n
da). Full plowing W now in unlet
Mr. mnl Mis Will .ni,M I Oiimlu.
spent Snniliiy willi li t lulu, i,,,,,,
Mr. Iluiissou will stun a .ili. lopnii
hliop in Unit city this iiiontli
Mr. uml Mi. (Stover ol .Silvm fieoU
ritlurnoil hiiino lust wool, ut tot u vi-lt
here suiting olil iic.iiiiintiiiuo-
Mr. mnl Mi.s. William DimMe-liy
called mi Mr. mnl Mrn Hint Stevenson
.Sniiilay; Mr. mnl Mm, .lolin Hull at n.o
I'latte county home of .lake Smith mnl
family, Mr. mnl Mm. Adolph KlmU at
homo of Mr. Ilribol of Shell ('took ami
Mr. mnl Mrs Clms Wortz with homo
folks uittr Schuyler.
Threshing ii now In order ami wheat
is going fioiu .'J to J7 lnin,,5oat, vl to 18
Willi loiiHlliig oath guloio mnl iipplos t
every store mnl spring chickdin. in the.
Putin, wo think no gieuior IiIIhs a man
coulil want this Ins voi icloiis spui'loiiH
iipjiotilo to Hpan
Home 3
A O. Krli of Clarka Nobr. wan vimting
relativea in iiiui near Cclumbus from
Saturday till Mouilny.
STORE
W.'V. Krimt commenced Momlii) to
put up Iiih big uioiulow of hay.
K V. U'Uli from SiUorCrook in holpor
Willi Muxliottburg'H throMlior thin wool,.
It in reported to un that Cmil Itonsol
ono of thoxictiuin of tho Itonnnigton
liniiHtor. wax well known on tho upp,.
end of tin routo. having workoil for
Moral farmem. Ilo win. tiring on tlio
tlio ill fated Hlup
Mr. mnl MrH. I'nul PaponhauHon, f
Now Castle r.-uii , nrrivo.1 Tmlii) night
lllHt for Hl'lltlplo WOOllH IHIt with l,'o
mnl Mih. I'lipoiilimiHi.niiiiil Mihh Miirllui,
pnrontH, ami niHtor of I'anl I'diuMilioiiM '
mi
1'tf.i I'loinnio. iml u-rsi-or m Hiiroly
1 ''"'"""""'"'I '"Mll'teWollent Mlmpo
Ii" Iiiih pin tho loml i i,t tho foot or (ho
litllnortl.ofMn.il Crook, w.oio thoso
rtprinM uiiiilo it noxt to tiupiiM.alilo all
iiprini; mnl hiiiiiiiioi
I'ol.'r Sohtnitt inforiuM ., im, ,10
"nooiini; roporlo.1 ,.,r ,IH null u.ih
'"'ll'l) tln.r.ip.,1 KrH,,w f fllluimH
'orni-rop. Ah ho,,,, i,h tho fi,o Im-.-huo
Itiiowti.thoro uiin liuppinoHN iiroim.l ,IH
''""" i- lHir.l. Tho hornoH iii.Kh
with HatiHfu.'tiou, tho nnllH hum wiw
"w.'ot. ThorowM lowing wuHinor.i ,.
tlo. tho hoim oai'klo im lou.lor ami in, r.
JoxnliH
Mrc. r.h.tlM.th Kruor ano hor l.rotl,
r I'.tlor S.-hullorth woro traiiMu-tiiii;
llllHIIlOHH in ColiiinlniH TuomIiij.
IIio rain woaro roi-ouuu. m .i,..,
writiiiKliiiifiiiiKlitii Krmil iloal of tlio
wmior Krniii Ktill in t hoi-k thoroato
h1h a ko.hI i,m p uohon, ,,f ,ltl. atH
titilllolio.-iit. Corn is oouun,. lino hiiu'o
Uio ram of hwi wook Ami h. v.thI
farniorHhuv.tHtiirto.l thoir plown, hiuoo
tlio inoirttiiro.
Wo imtiro that iiuto a tmuilior of tho
iarim.rHH.tt hro to tlioir HtrawHtaokn as
hooii as tho throHhiM pulhawm
Tlio HiTHlilirtinor nuu of Columluu
i-riwH.-.l iMitn with tlio Sholl Crook Km.
ti'rniilknlaHt.Siimlay aftoiiu.uii m Knuii
IiiiuIh piiHtun-. It h roporto.l to hao
Immh a lino t'auio tho rtviiilt lioiii ID to
Hi in tlio lluttoniulk'h faor. Harry
Now miiii iutoliwl for tbu lliittermilk'u.
GRE5T0N J1:--,
( ri'Mini fntii'rllHTK tfiHj ui) Milicrlitliii fi
Sj.llic) tjntiimniit tin. ( riwlon I'lmriiuir). If
ou liiiviini)tlilimMii lui) or wli, kii .Mr. t'n.
iniiti nml lit Iiiui ii,lvi.rti" It In ti li'mlitm
pTiif I'liitti. Miimt). Jiinriinl niln nln)ilii
lint ImikIiukk, Ail vrl ! In our Iiihiik inMr
lifhl ,Siiiili.ini'iit tlmt ultli Jniiriinl kIwiiI.
I Mk'
) A. .linns, M. !) I'hyHiuimi anil hiii
Ui'iin, Cull proinply miswi'iril day anil
IliL'lll.
l.tiHt Suturiliiy evuiiliiji T. i:. Alilnr
on shipped tlilrtoon cars of fm catllo to
tint Clilcni;'i iimrliot, Mr. Ahlorsoit, Dr.
I). A. .IniK's mnl Juki. Kvaii uccompiitil
on ini'iii,
The now cioniu'iy liiiihtiiiK is litiiif;
iiiplilly liitill on th? hit wist of I ho
I'mtolllu'. I'roil I) i vis has tho cotitraul
fm tho work,
Tlio niiino hotwoon Klln ami Cr.tton
at Nun iiiiiii (Irovu on WoiIiicmIhj, .Inly
VII, rosiillul In a victory foi C'roston hv a
scurc of two to one V Hplcmlcil jiini' of
lull was rcportoil. holh nlnon IIkIiIImi,' iih
bard as (hoy know how.
The throe children ore. 1). Claik mo
all ilon ii sick.
On Hitiirihi) ovc inj tlio l-Mitorof the
Wc arc headquarters lor
everything in Drug sun
dries, Paints, Wall Paper
and Painter's Supplies.
Prescriptions a specialty
CRESTON PHARM1CY
Stiitosiuuu fiiltllled his proiuNo liy civ
inir nwny tho "Klnihall ortiin". C. F.
liiiliiuoii liolnc the lucky recipient.
Although tlioro wore iniiiiy who would
havo liked to nlitaiti (ho prio nil
were thoroiiKhly siitUili'il with tlio way
WtiKiior disposed of the instrument.
Dr. MeKltiley was eallnl in coiimiIIm-
tionwiiliDr. Morris, In roumil to tho
chhc of Mm. Kilmer.
The :i month old hoy of Mr. ami Mrn.
S. DaHtinan wiih chriHtoneil at tho 1'ioh
litorian church laHt Hiinilay.
Mr. Itoupnt who Iiiih Ihwii ruiiiiinj' tho
AUHtin harlier aliop for tho piiHt thioo
uioiitliH, loft joHtonlny for Vork, whom
ho hi.Hii piiHilion. CroHton ih without a
liarliet iik'iiin.
H. G. MORRIS, M. D.
ull (Yotou I'liiiiinacy.
Calls prompt ly iinwcic.l I my or iiijjlit.
C'lctoii, Neliiiiska.
Mihh Kitty Clarke ih Htill viHitiiif in
CoIiiiiiIiiih.
Mr. riomuiK drove to CoIiiiiiIiiih liiKt
c'rida).
KrnoHt I'arkn ih nuito Hick, and in Inu.'
Net Sunday MadiHon'Hliall innocrohH
ImtH with CroHton niiio. Akoo.I cm no ih
expected, iih Miulinon will como ehaiced
to tho nock. A K'oiul fat purmt Till ho
e pod ed of tho vimtortj. Loohoii up and
como ami hoo tlio cood cainon.
Platte Center :..,
UIN (I. IlKlHN
I I'liitti' t'.'iit.T miImimIImts mi.) ,n Hiilmrrip
tm n to.li.liu II. Iti'tian. Ifjuii wiih I to In.) o.
M'll i.ii)ll. iiiu, mh. Mr. llrKun mnl l.t till.. ailr.
ii.. it In Hi.. Iis.iliii.: .iiiHr of I'li.tli. i til)
.tun mill ails i.Ii.)m ilo On. Iiiii.in, II.. mlti r
ti in )onr Iiiiiiii. .iiMr tiriat. Sii.il.'iini)t ilu.t
will, .loll mill i.iltritihli.t
I rrnin Hi.. Sitoml.l
ltov. Iloldo will contliict Iiih last mt
vico for tho (loiinaii ISaptlst pcoplo of
I'latte ('outer on tho hint Hiindny in
Aitk'tiit. The church Iiiih called It.v.
IlilliiiKor, of llriilKcnatet, South Da
kota, and ho m cxpecttd to ho hero and
preach h tnal Normou next Sunday.
Hiito (IIoiihoii this woik rofiiHcd an
oiler of ono liiimlted and lifts dollatH mi
acre for a tract of twenty acies of laud,
linir dorlli of XlntfuV hlaiichler limine.
A paily wiih here looking for a location
on which to mttilillHh feed ) arils.
AinniiC tho Met iiiih of the Itonninutoii,
llio covctnmoiit lioat wIiiim. Iioilern
esplo.loil in iho harlior at San Dioo,
C.ililoruia.hiHt I'luliiy, wa. Kmil llcnscl,
a yoiiii man who winked two nouis iico
for .loo KraiiHc on his firm i ant of tow n.
Voutik' lleiisolwitH a llrcmiiiiou tlio limit
He entered tint Mrvuo fiom WiiiliiiiK
lou titic.
Villauo maihhal .Iiimioh l' Maher went
to Monroe h.Ht 1'ri.luy and appeared
auauiKt the two .mhiiic iiioii, JohiiHon
ami (iillispio, whom ho followed to Mon
roe Saturda) uicht heforo and arrested
for Hhootinc a reolvT on our sireetH.
They appenred lieforo .liiHtico Kelly,
ploud umlty to the charce. of ilisturliiut;
the peace and were lined one dollar ami
costs, each. It took nil hut a ery xmall
corner of a tin dollar lull to pay for thin
little "fun." Platte Center Signal
R. F. Ih No". 4.
Mr. M Camphcll ami hoii 1'rank
marketed poultry in ColiimliuaSaturday.
MrH .1.15. DavvHon united in St. I'd-
ward lust week,
Mr. ami Mrn. (Jtiiun nHnt Sunday in
Silxer Crw.k with Tom Couiiura who is
daiiKcroiiBl) ill.
Mrs. Urudowell of Lincoln ami Mrs.
MaryJarJy islted or Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Chae Shaffer.
Mike and Walter Stounn yf Norfolk
are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrn, M. Campbell
M, Sichlor and Mrs. Kltiter both of
whom were seriotinly ill, are niticli im
proved. HUMPHREY.
The I'ruoHch rcHidcnce was releneed
from the diphtheria iuarautiiiB tho lth,
allhotich the patient ih improving ho is
not ahleto he around et.
The iliimphrey Hook and Ladder Co.
went to Nowiiiiins Urove'n tuiirnauient.
Thej nero defeated in tho race, however
Norfolk coming out llrat and Albion
second.
Mihh (lertic KtiKolke of Newmans
(iroNocauie oer WedneHilay evening to
iiHH'.nt iii tho mtiHical part of the program
at the McK'illip homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Helen and children and
Mrn. John lleimlincer, nil of Statu Cen
ter. Iowa, mo imtit) the Itriteninc
and AiiHelme families this week. Mrn
Helen ami MrH.lleiiHhurcer arc HiHteiH of
Mr. AiiHelme and Mm. Henry llruenuiC'
Will Cramer one of the hnck yard
workmen U hicW with diphtheria. He Ih
at the homo of MrH. Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. Leach left Tuenday for
a cotitliweHturly cotirno tnroiich NehriiH
Idi into KanniiH and Oklahotna with a
mow of llndinca Hintalilo location.
Mrn. II. M. Little and daiiKhter Helen
returned Saturday from their trip to
Portland. They alno united Fmhco and
other placoH alone the count.
L II. Leach wiih a CoIiiiiiIiiih umtor
lnht I'ridn) uttomlini; tint meeting of
tho Democratic County Central Com
mittee an a member from thw neck of
tho woo.Ih.
Niirici:.
I'liUou up by Charlea Hill at Iiih place
in CoIiiiiiIiiih, I'lieHihiN, Au'iiHt I, l!Nl.ri,
one chciilnut.Korrcl mare, weight about
HMl poiimlH. Owner iiiii) huo hiiiiio by
calliucal CharlcH IIiiII'h residence, prov
ing property and pavinu for damage and
iidsertiHtnc. CIiiih. Hall.
Date. I CoIiiiiiIiiih, Neb., Auk. ''. Ii"1'-!.
I will clone out alliii) dry yoodn at
costH, must iliHpoie of entire Block In
foro roiiiounu' to my now location in the
l'inllippa biiildiiii,'. Sotli Itraun. tf.
Letter From Dr Tiemng and Augmt
Boettcher.
The .lournal him receiM.i a very in
tereHtinc letter from Dr. lierthold TitB
Hif. which will ho road with pleanure by
the niitucrout friemlH of Dr. TiemtiK and
Mr. Itoottcher. Mr. Uni'tlclicr nicned
Iiih iiamo to the letter iiImi, and Kent
CroetmcH to frionde:
Florence Italy.. Inly 111, '0.1.
1)i:mi Mu. Annul i: Itcfore wo left
('oliimbiiR we proiiMHo.l to cive you now
and then a nhort reHunto of our trip
ami ou hoc thiH ih the boKinninif, al
though a promiHo ih easier civen than
fiillllled.
We left ColninbtiH on Friday morninK
in cood HpiritB and with our mind
thoroughly bent on enjoying
every moment of tho next three
moutliH. After transacting Home busi
iiohh in Omnha. we left there on the fcM
o'clock train the same afternoon and we
were agreeably Hurprined to meet Mra
lliicher and family on the name train.
Mra. Hticher and family were on their
way to Indiana to enjoy a few woek'b va
cation. Saturday and Sunday were ev
iremely hot daB and we Buffered in-
teiiHoly from the heat and both of iib
drew a breath of relief when we Htepped
out of the train in New Vork.
After wo had a good dinner we left on
the afternoon train for New Haven
where we were met by my brother. For
tho next three days wo went Bight flee
ing and calling on old friends and mak
ing new. New Haen Iiiih changed
ipiite a good ileal since we left und we
both concluded that it was one of the
prettiest citieB in the United States.
Thursday morning found uh in New
York and after getting our iitTnirs into
shape we again went uight seeing and
calling on old friends.
Saturday morning we were up bright
and early and had our baggage taken on
board the Koeuigen liner and after dos.
ing Mr. Itoottcher up so he wouldn't lie
ho, i sick, we stood around on deck watch'
mg the crowds ( inning and going.
One passenger was generally sur
rounded by Iiih family and friemlrf and
now can well imagine what a pandemon
ium existed when 1 state there were b1
most one thousand passengers on iMiard.
We naturally felt a little blue and
homesick thus seeing others surrounded
liy tueir friends and we forMiken, but we
knew there were friends at home who
were thinking of us and so Mr. lloet
tcher ami I wentdowo below again and
had a drink to their health.
Tho steamer soon put off amid erica
ami shouts of good bye, anil crying wo
men and we felt relieved when they
were out of sight.
We remained on dock until the dinner
bell sounded warning that it was time
to think of the inner man and we gladly
responded.
When we came on dock again after
dinner no wore opposite the S.indy I look
light and we watched with interest the
last signs of land fade away. During
the afternoon we passed several steam
ers, one of which was the St. Patricia, of
the Hamburg-American hue, bound for
Hamburg.
The next day, Sunday, wo siihted oi.e
steamer and u brig, but were unable to
make out where bound, and after this
for live days we saw nothing but water
On the lat day of July we were to etc
land again and wo were not dissapointed
for on that morning we saw the dim out
line of land on the starbonrd side. It
was jiiHt a little foggv nnd we could ii. .1
see ory plainly at llrat, but after a while
the sun dispersed the fog und we saw
the grandest panorama I haoeer hcen.
The FloreB group of islands we had
already passed during the night, and
those which we now saw were the Fagel
und Tyke of tho Aores group.
To be Continued.
All dry goods at Seth liruuii's If
Mrn. W. M. Matron is suffering from
a third stroke of iiaraly sis. It is feared
it will prove fatal.
Louis Haalllold is building a new
granary or his farm near Shell Creek
mill.
Miss Ida Lgger, acompauied by her
sister Martha, lento tonight for Port
land, Oregon, where they will roinaln f r
uhoiit six weeks.
FOUND-A gold watch fob. On nor
can hae same by proving property and
paying for this notice. Address box Till!
Columbus, Nebraska.
Refrigerator Sale
F. W Hcrrick will havo a sale of re
frigerators thia week. w t f
Hot Weather In Texno.
Austin, Tex., Aug. 2. The last two
daya has witnessed one of the most
Intense heat waves that hns p.iKrcri
over Texas. During tho night the
humidity was bo great Hint people
were forced' to leave their Mooplng
rooms nnd tnko to tho streets for air.
At midnight tho thermometer regis
tered 99 degrees, nnd during tho day
It has boon over 10." degrees.
Four Drown In Swnn River.
Duluth, Minn., Aug. 2. Four lives
wero lost by the capsizing of a smnll
skiff on 8an river, five miles north
of Vera, Itasca county, nonr Ingstrom's
landing. Tho nnmes of the unfor
tunates are: Edith Tychnor, Hohllo
Tyehnnr, Everett Tyrhnor and Mm.
J. M. nogtiu, nil settlers of that por
tion of the country.
8awa Hit Way to Liberty,
lacrosse. Wis., Aug. 2. Earl Train
er, nllas llany S. Emmet, charged
with blowing up the Stoddnrd (Wis.)
postofficc on the night of .Inly (i, os
coped from Jail here, sawing his way
out. A fine steel saw, concealed In n
bunch of fruit sent htm by a woman,
purported to bo his wife, enabled him
to escape.
GHIGA60 GRAIN AND PROVISION ii
Featurea of the Day'a Trading and
Cloning Quotations.
I'll!, iiko, Aug. 1. -MI1iI.iI ilei.lnl nf .,...
Oils itllllli.Ko fl.illl Mil. k i list i IIIUI ll II
ftvuk llnNti la tin whiMt aiiiil.it line tu
llliy. Al Hie ll.ise W licit rl Si it. llll.i'l
uVIhoiy wiik iI.ihii Virlc i 'inn was iii
H''. UtH mIiiiwmI ii uiin nf ',.ii Tin
vKIimih were pun tli nil) un. liuu.v.l Mo,
IliK ihIiik:
Wlieul July, HIVuM'jC, H.c, Mm , May,
Turn-Sent., SJV. ''. ."WViiS-'io; lin...
Ctoe; May, 4,-is.e.
IhitM 8eit., JJV: lcc, si4e, May,
fork Sept., ii.'mt'a: net., $i:i:i7i:h.
I.iiiiI Kept., 7.:t.V.7.a7ij, i), t, 5,7.1"..
Kllis Si'it., IM.tl, Oil., (i I,",,
rtilcKgo CunIi I'llfos .No. . Inn, I ulirut,
MDiNUv; No. U huiil wlieul, Ni'us.-.t, ,u. l1
cum, KMt,5Vtc; Su. U uuts, -.'si..
Chicago Live Stock.
t'blillK.i, Auk. I Cattle It. n l)t. -I, .'.no;
"teu.l) , kimkI to p. line hln.s, J.'i i.Sfci(,-, i,
liiiiir lo Hie. . .in, $. 7,Vii,"i no; stui Li is ami
feeilers, f'.'.'JViM 00; iiiih, ?2 ,rf7l I ."O. In If
eiM, J-J.V( .;,, i in in,, s, JI.JV.c' III, l,i. IU,
.'. .K,( (ii; nilu-N. J.J ,Mir,7m, , ul ,,
Hli'i'lH, .l 7.V(M.7,"i, .esltni stie.s, :;.n(
i.'M. II. i(s It. m.s, II.uhi, o, i:Kii,
uilxeil mnl li.ii.l. is. y, loii; in, ,ni,i ii,
I'llitlie lifil), ". !N,n; (C, ihiiu-Ii l.ei,
S.- a.Vi.-.,70, IlKl.t. :..MK,;i; 1; l.ull, f M,,'M,
y.7.VtlllOO. Sheep He. i'IjiIn. :i,.i, o
'JUt' hlghei; welliels, IO.l,Ki. t.iinbj,
$4.75(7.75; wchteui ali.ep, $1 ik(.7.'i.
South Omaha Live Stock.
Ho.lt ll lliiinl.n, Auk. ! 'ntlle llie.t,
4.000; .teiol). nlr.iliK; llillhe Mens, .l 41
Wi.40; rnH mnl l.rlfeis, $.'.7.V( I In, i.
i-ia MleeiM. .l.'J.".'ii4..V); '1 t-nM sieeis. .' 7.1
U:.7j; ruilKC low l.ll.l lielfeiM, f.'.'J.i'ii.'l ,Vi,
i-Hlllier., $1 .MMr.'.ru, stm Ve.s nnd f. ,,,hk,
:-J.'Kii4.-..'.; i iihes, Jllno'ii:. ;.o l,i. IN, sines,
ete $.'lKi.'l 1,. II.ikk lie. .Iis, ul. 10
Wl.'.e higher; lieuvj, f .'rflii,..70. ii.lv,
Ii ."ii VilA.70; 1 1 till I. $.V70i,i 75, pics, $1 :nt
50; lmlk of Hules, ". ,".7'il." 7.'.. Iie. .
UeielptH, hOO; Ntfinlr; w.-l.il.s, ! .M!,", (HI;
welhei.. $OH'iM55; inii, $iUKMO;
I-in lis, $..75(uMI 50.
Kansas City Live Stock.
Khiisus I'ltjr, Aug. I. rattle lleeelpt-,
M,W; Hteu.ly; nnthe xteeis, $1 inii," .',,", ;
Wi'Blein fp.l stei'lN, $.1 7,V45.,J5, Mix ktrs
ail feeiloiM, f'.'.i.Vii ,."4I, ,mh ulnl heire.s,
I.0IM5 '.'.'; tillllit, $.Mo4ia.7.-i; eiihes, .! ,
'05 00. Iluix Itf, ilpts, :.,ll, lOM'.ile IiIl-Ii-
t; top, $ll(l; liulk of sales, $,' SV.i,', !NI;
Ury. $5Ml'5.K1; puckers, .'i N.V(i5li"., pls
Sllil Unlit, "VS.VHtlO Hlieep lteielits, :t,.
UN); stliil.K In lOe lilglu rl luuilis, .f.-,. '.',,',(
t5tl- feilvwS ud carllUH. Il.15ai5.-J5.
Columbus Markets.
Uorn -10 j wheat 70; old wheat 70;
oats SUj rye ftl; barley 'U; eggs 10;
hotter It to Hi; potatoes 15; bogs o.OO
iwnltry So a pouud, spring 10.
Public u Aroused.
The public is aroused to a knowledge
of the curative merits of that great
medicinal tonic, Electric Hitters, for
sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary
H. Walters, of Ml! Ht. Clair Ave;, Culuui
bile, 0 writes: "For several mouths, I
was given up to die, I had fever and
ague, my nerves were wrecked; I could
not sleep, and my stomach was so weak
from useless doctors' drugs, that I could
not eat. Soon after beginning to taKo
Electric Hitters, 1 obtained relief, and
in a short time I was entirely cured,"
Guaranteed at Uacka drug store; price
50c,
Flemish Suffering
is often caused by tores, ulc-cri and cm-'
cere, that eat nii join- 'Kiu Win.
Hedell, of Plat Ih-k, Mi.li, m.w I
haiotiscd HiclJitis AruiiM S.K r
L'lcet" S iron ami CnocM It - the
bet! hedirig iliccn g I n,r fnin,,! '
SootluMiind heals ciits.iitirriMibmcali h.
12ut('!mii II Di.tk lru,; ntnn , guar-
antciil.
In the Dim rid Com t of Pl.u to l canty.
Nebraska.
In the m.ittci of the 1'Mutc nf George
Ii Dorr, ilon iih it
Thin can-1 c'niif. on lot o irii g ti on
the petition i t Arthur I'. I'nir ud
lilinistnitoi of Iho efltilr i Com go
Ii Don, (IocciimmI, tniTiiic Itu llciiiffi
to mil the tti.tth I' all nf Hut si.nll cist
itiiu lur el HniIou Hint, low "hlp elgh
tern noilli. inngp three west ol iho
Sixth Principal McMillan in I'lutln
countv, Webtii'kn, m a mIIIi .our
iitnounr 1 1 ihc M'lne tn lit tm iho
sum of ri ;(itii)(i ,r ,ll(l VMm f ,lf
the iii(ehtcdiirfH iij-iili-ft tie (ftalo
and the cnnii 0t ndmliiKtiHion, tin to
nut being siif'lcirni pinuim uovttv
Dav M.o sunt ,oht anil expenses
It Is therefore ordered (hat the per-sun-
inteioM.,1 in ,.!, rMale i.pin nr
beroro me. or sonic other judge of said
court, nr i mi court-liouso in the citv
of i.oluinhns in tho nild count v, nil
the .th day ol September, I'.KVi, n't one
0 clock p. in., it, show cause vhv
license fhonhl not ho granted to mill
admlnistriifor to sell so much of the
above detcMhrd roil estate ol said de
ceased n- -linll ho ticmsMiry to )mv
said ikhfs- utid iNpctisos.
1' i turtlur onleicd tlmt n coiiy
hereof he imblMied in tm Columluis
Jonrtuil, u weekly iiewinpei' ir.intiil
and puhlished n, sU, eoiintv, four
nccoMve wool,, j nor to bephtmber
1 Mi. I'.MC.
Unteil duly !, p.io.".
.Tniues (I. Itneder,
.luilge of ,s,jxth Jiuiiiirit
District ol Nohiiisku
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind Yen Have Always Bought
Boars tho y yV ) "
Siguaturo of U7&&&
k P AKMS 4
They sire situated in Ihc
Central part of l'latto Co,
and
Thcij Must bo &m w!ti
in 60 Onus. .
These are the lies I ha trains
we have had in I'latte Co.
land.
Becher, Hockenberger
and Chambers,
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