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That is why Ultaeda Biscuit should form an important part of every meal They represent the superlative of the soda cracker, all their goodness and nourishment being brought from the oven to you in a package that is proof against air, moisture and dust the price being too small to mention. NATIONAL AISCUJT COMPANY Going East Five fast dail v trains via the Union Pacific R. R. and the North-Western Line take you through to Chicago without change of cars over The Only PotiMc Track Railway Bttwaan tht Mlsaawl River and Chicago Pullman standard drawing-room and tourist sleeping ;urs,composiie oDservation cars, Dunet smoking and library cars, parlor cars, dining cars, free reclining chair cars and day coaches. Direct connection in Omaha Union Depot with fast daily trains to Sioux City, Mankato, St. Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth. For rates, tickets and foil information apply to Agents of the Union Pacific R.R. or address S. F. MtlEft, Ami. wmI Frt ftMtfr. jfcjMt v. ,ww. wiwmm mtm IflMUIH. MB, .- Feeling Nature's Pulse Throw iisiilo the oaree of ever' day life and hide yourself amid tlio ontenul hills of the ROCKY MOUNTAINS Tim Midland Konte -'Hits the Jinll's Eye of the World's S4Ninory." Special Katefi all Summer. Best line to Salt Lakn and Paoilic Const points. Elegant Dining Curs. Service a la carte. Through Pullman Observation Cars. Send 15c in stamps and get a handsome DJxl'iS color reproduction of Charles II. Llanuon's famous painting of the Seven Castles. "Pine enough for a wedding Xrfsout." All Midland Agents or P. L. PEAKENS, Oen. Agt. 214 So. 14th SL, Omaha, Nebraska. C. II. SPEEKS, O. P. A. Denver, Colorado. ftdvertisinq Will Pay You Whether it is on your business stationery or in the columns of the Journal. If you don't think so, call and let us convince you. It will be dollars in your pocket. Seal Etaate Loans. We are prepared to make loans on all kinds of rea estate at the lowest rates on easy terms. Becher. Hockoa berger & Chambers. Acre Proneny. .: ..We. have HMl acres of choice land oBe-balf. mile from city limits for .ale in'10'acre tracts. Elliott, Speice & Oo ' " FOB SALE: Charters Hotel, one of , .the leading hotels in Alliance, Neb. A bargain.' Write S Care of Colnmbus Journal. C!ninbus, Neb. A handsome souvenir worth SO oeata 'sent to all paid advancv Jomraal eabscrlbers. Yon can pee the poison Pinnlea clears oat of the kidneys and bladder. A 'single dose at bedtime will show yoa 'tore poison apoa rising the Best morning than ' can be expelled .from the system in any other way. Piae mles dissolve the imparities, labri oaU the kidneys, cleanse the bladder, relieve pain and do away with hack ache sBeedily. pleatry, .permaawt- 90th Oesrtary Draavtore. Platte Oeatar THE GARDEN OF THE GODS The world-famous Cheyenne Mount ains Pike's Peak, Manitou, and many other attractions are all easily access ible from Colorado Springs ami Denver. The rates to Colorado and return via the Union Pacific are exceptionally low thifl summer. If you have a vacation, these and many other wonders arc within yonr reach. Write for detailed informa tion about Colorado and its many resorts to W. II. Bexiiam, Agent. The Journal wants Phone or write it- in. all the news. How to Avoid Appendicitis. Most Tlcttau ox appendicitis are those who are habiraally constipated urino ljaxanve rrnit syrnp cares chronic constipation by stimulating the liver and bowels and restores the amtaral action of the bowels. Orino Laxative Pratt Syrap does not nause ate or gripe and is mild and pleasaat to take. Refuse sobstitates. Okas. H. Dack. all Journal subscribers who pay one year in advance will receive a handsome soaveair worth 50 oeata. Willie Summers of Malvern, la . is visiting his sister. Mrs. W. H King this week. A little sirl arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs M. M Shrier on West Thirteenth street Monday night Wm. Poesch is contemplating the ad dition of material improvements to hi.s candy factory. He will add another storv to his building and has already introduced several new machines in his candy making department The in crease in his wholesale business will also necHH-itatH the placing of a regular sales man on the road. Mrs. Gillespie of Monroe, told a Joiirnul reporter yesterduy that Iter son Walter has improved till he is able to stand and can ntiar a few words He whs injured on the Fourth at Geneoa by a horse falling upon him so that he was unconscious for five days and was re lieved only when he submitted to an operation in St Mary's Hospital and had several clots of blood removed from his hriin. A very piutty commercial war has been on for the past two weeks between competitive piano houses. R. W. Saley the Columbus piano man woke up one morning to find the city covered with hand hills and the local newspapers full of an advertisement of a house who could furnish pianos at factory prices. Mr. Saley not wanting to lie outdone and who never does anything by halves secured two factory men to assist him iind immediately offered a fine line of pianos consisting of two car loads at greatly red need prices. He advertised in the papers of Columbus also called into nse his many large bill boards which were blanketed with large signs calling attention to the many attractive piano bargains. Although Mr. baley only advertised for a week, his sales were so good he decided to continue another week. Mr. Saley says we have maintained a clean honest sale through out and have not resorted to the com mon practice of rnnning our competitive goods down. We have not sold a job lot of thump boxes, but pianos that will today and all time to come keep up n reputation and we always stand ready to make good or exchange with anyone who ean say they are not satisfied. A full list of the names of satisfied pur chasers can be seen by calling at our office and wc would lte glad to refer any one to them who cares to investigate He wishes to thank his many friends and customers for their encouragement and help during this fight and it goes to show that 'the people of Colnmbus and Platte county believe in standing by and patronizing their home dealers. Benefit Entertainment. Miss Louis Oraisby, the celebrated singer who has jnst closed a successful concert season in the east, and Mrs. Daisy Hettleton, head of the elocution department at the Peru normal, will give an entertainment in the opera house in Centaal City on Tuesday even ing, August 21st, for the benefit of the fund for the erection of a dormitory at Nebraska Central College. This will be a program of unusual excellence. It will be Miss Ormsby's only public ap pearance in Central City during her vacation. Seats-wilt be on sale at N. O. ordstrom's store Monday, August l3th. Reserved seats 75c, general admission 50c. Make yonr reservations early. Fax Sale. A first-class 24 room rooming house, furnished or unfurnished. Pays $100 per month, or run as a boarding honse will pay $173 a month. For particulars address L. C. Brown, Grand Island Nebr , Dr. Vallier, Osteopath. Barber block. FARM FOB SALE: I have farm of 120 acres in Monroe township for sale on reasonable terms. The build ings are all new including a new windmill and other improvements ali in good condition. W. N. Hensley. Colnmbus, Neb. 2t Dr. Paul, dentist. Herrick for furniture Hammocks Snow 'h. Miss Wiafred Stiemhaugh of Coun cil Bluffs is visiting rhvivas and friends here. Guaranteed watoh repairing by Hth St. Jeweler. tf A son arrived at tk howM of Mr. and Mrs. L R Kells of Onwwn. la., on July 31. Mrs. Kails was foimerly Miss Mary Tiffany of this city. Try a Journal "want ad" if you have anything to buy or sell. Harold Kramer left last Priday morning for Chicago for a month's visit with his sister Mrs. M. J. Kelley. He was accompanied as far a Omaha by his father, Carl Kramer. Dr. Campbell, Dentist Herrick for baby go carta. Miss Marguerite Murphy of Bray ton, Neb , visited Mrs. Marphy last week, returning Priday morning to Sohuyler where she will engage in the millinery business. Coal and baled hay at Newman & Welch. awlayR on top tf "I? SISTER: READ MY FREE OFFER mBR uW TIHETIILE wan Botmn, maim link. Ho. t,OfMteBSLiwitd. 12:11- tv a. Me. S, Colorado Kxim &i.a No. S, California audOtMonKx.... 7:i. .u Ho. 7, Lo Anaett Limited 1:47 p.m. No. 9, Fast Mail 4.UI p. tu. No. 11, Colo. Special lu.43 a m. No. IS. North Platte Loral 11 S3 aw No. 50, Local Fnilt lHva.ui. BAST SOU .' l No. 2, Overiaad Limited SASp.B. Mo. 4. Atlaatic Kxpro saw a. m. No. S, Kaatera KxprvMt. Si'.l . m. No. 8. Los Angeles Limited 838 p. m. No. 18, VastMail 12-Ki p. in. ho. 12. Chicajco Spncial 5S a. in. Mo. 14, North Platte Local.. 1:43 p. m. No. fa. Local Freight 530 p. m. WOarOLK BBANCH. Depart No. 29, Paaaeacer...... ....7:30p.m. Mo. 77, Mixed 7)t a. m Arrivo no. av, tnitfaanssr.... ............... iz.,!p. m. Mo. 78, Mixed 7)0p. n. ALBIOH AMD SrALDlNO HHAMOH. Depart No. SI, Paaaeajcer. 2:25 p. m. No. 79, Mixed 7:00 a.m. Arrive No.SS, Paawnirar 12Ai. nt. No. 80, Mixed 8:15 p.m. Norfolk paaaeajrer trains run daily. No trains on Albion and Hnalduuc branch au main line passenger trains oaiiy. W. H. Bkmbah. Aasnt. C. ft. R. Special Reduced Excursion Kates MINNEAPOLIS Robert O'Brien of Oheyanno. ar rived last Priday to visit a few days with his brother Wm. O'Brien aad his sister, Mrs. Murphy of this city. Don't forget the handsome souvenir offer to paid in advance subscribers. Dr. D. T. Martyn, jr., office new Oolumbus State Bank building. Remember all Journal subscribers paying one year in advance will re ceive a handsome soaverair worth 50 cents. Dr. Campbell, Dentist. FOR SALE: Nearly new typewriter Call at Journal office. Drs. Martyn, Evans & Evans. Con sul tat ion in German and English. L. V. Styles of St. Edward spent a part of Tuesday in Oolumbus He was on his way west to buy .laad. Dr. Naumann, Dentist 13 St. A handsome sonyenir worth 50 cents sent to all paid in advance Journal subscribers. Mrs. Will McKay of New York was a gnest several days last week of Mrs. Mark Rathburn of this city. They were University classmates. Tender cuts and prompt delivery at Oassin's market. Smoke the Lnmo 5 cent oigar. OaRsin solicits yonr meat trade. Fish Dinners Wednesday and Fridays at Wisenstliie's, the Old Home Restaurant. Kodaks and supplies at Newohner'a. Dr. O. A. Allenbnrger, office in new State Bank building. Don't forget the Sunday Special Dinners at Wisen stine's Cafe. Uasrin's market for freBh meat. James Nevels secured a license for a saloon in Albion last week after a legal hittle extending over several montnb nnu nas oeen in tnat city ror FOR SALE:-Improved qnnrter bc- t,en uays B.Hung ma nuwness Bir. ; rfen of land in Sheridan connty inclnd- 4',snnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnluawannnnnnnW uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuKuuuuuuuuuuuV awawuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunluunuuuV uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuw uuuuuuuuuuuuuuVuuuuuuuuuuuuul vsnuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuK nuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuur uuuuuuuuuuuusanuT auuuuuuuw' Vnuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuw w Bwawuuuuuuuuuuuur' uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuur auunuuuuuuuuu' "kjau WiM Winb ft wMfifftft Futia M IwnTS IwBlawltfrmsfss a-nt wttli fall Inrtrarttnos snd tan Ultiat at own easato any lads jafleriag front feasts wssSjia YonsnaliwsjspiillanoaKiMaonS ato.aafai awaswT aaawMawaMauL aaMHI AMMjaf Vauan aaUBlaBana a ajMags fAMMB reatacntatrial.andif yoa aeefcle to soasans IS will only esst yon aboattwofvs casts i will not Interfere wita Tpar work or i Ibavsnstaawf sal Tell other snUB taattaalllask. It cares all roan or old. ivlf you f eel a aeariarsnwa seas Impending eTil. pain la the back or ' imrreeiincap thespiae.aeatreio hot flashes, weariness, freaneai ooa or if yoa have Leoeorrhea (Wattes). or Faiiinr or tne womb, groroaa, : Periods. Tnmora or Growths. SDMMKBS.NOTRB DAME. INO. U. & A. nr the Fass Taaaraawr and rva auoaasawjax awsals, ssssp ww wsswsasnf. seaaiy wiiarii ddraMBO&at. besides nTMlf kim msm4 themselves with it. I send It in olaia TO StOTHfiRS OP DAUOMTCSS I will Mtdaln n aimnlo Bos Treatment W aaaeflBetnallTenresXciKOfrAra. OrteiSutaKstnAFminful ttr Jrrtgutar Memttrm ladles. ItwiUavffYwaszieryandex7'MMandraTeyOMriaSfrtA hmmttitMom of her troables to others. Plumpness and health always result from its ose. . Wherever yHve I can refer yoa to well-known ladies of your own state or eoanty who an saw qj III aladlj i II any auaerer that this Homo Treatment r ieBy cms aw sstesssd csawnssas ourdelIeatfenialeoivanisauthoitseBJrstrssthcs)srelBSSdssssclcsasMa aisplaeement. wen. Write today, as this oBur will not he i IRS. H. SUMMERS, Bw 4i4Notre Dame, Ind., U. S. A. Exceptionally Low Kates from Nebraska Points. The 40th Annnal Kncampment Ornnd Army of the liepnblie, Minneapolis. August l3lh to IStli, 1!KX, proinises to surpass all other gatbenns of this organization and the North-western Lino announces extensive prepnrations -for complete and easy means of travel. Minneapolis and St. Paul, "The. twin cities" are particularly attractive, especially in summer time and very low rates will be made to enable holders of G. A. R. tickets, to visit the numerous lake resorts and other points in the vieinity. Grwatkj Reduced Rates From Nebraska: Round trip tickets on sale August 11-12-13 and 14 with retnrn limit to August 3 1st. On payment of fifty cents and deposit of tickets with Joint Agent, SL Panl or Minneapolis, ticket may be extended to September oOth Round trip rate from Grand Island $10::. Lexington SI2HI0, Keirnev $1150, Central City $10:00, Stromshnrg $925, Colnmbus $S:10, Fremont H:70. Milford $8:45 with correspondingly low rates from all Nebraska points. G. fY R. Special Train North western Line Frem Omaha: The North-western line has an ample service of regular fast daily trains leaving Omaha Union Station. 7:50 a. m , dne Minneapolis 8:0 p.m., also leave Omnhn 8:28 p. m., dne Minneapolis 8M) a m , and in addition thereto will run a special train from Omaha Saturday evening AngnsV Uth carrying special parties in tourist sleepers and coaches from Lex ington. Grand Island, Stromsburg and Omaha arriving Minneawlis earlv Sun day morning August 12th thus enablinir all patrons of this train opportunity to get well located before the large crowds arrive on Monday and Tuesday. Tourist car rate from Milford $1 50, Lexington $2:00, Grand Island 81:75 for berth for twopeople. For reservation in Lexington or Grand Island Tourist sleepers apply to Agents Union Pacific R. R. or S. F. Mii.t.ku, A. G. F. A; P. A. a & N. W. Ry., Omaha, Nebraska. I FULLERTON CHAUTAUQUA f : ASSEMBLY August, 24 September 2 Smoke the Lnmo 5 cent cigar. Mrs. Jo Tiffany accompanied by her sons Jo and Homer started last week for the west. Mrs. Tiffany stopped in Dayton, Wyo., to visit her .daugh ter Mrs. Kitcheum for a few weeks. The boys went to Lander, Wyo., to register in the Shosbone reservation. Jo will remain for about two weeks, enjoving a vacation from his duties aa deputy postmaster For Spring Chicken and CatGsh call at the Smith Lunch Counter, opposite union depot. ing bouse, barn, windmill, household furniture, 1!) head of cattle, 8 horses, 100 chickens. Several acres under cultiva tion, growing spelts, home grass and potatoes. A free 010 acre homesteail can be taken adjacent. Cuts 75 tons native hay. Can be bought for $3750. A rare bargain. Excursion rates over Bnrlington from Colnmbus next Tues day June 19 at 4:30 p. m., $1170 round trip. Write or inquire F. II. Abbott, Colnmbus, Neb. 95. Dr. W. H. Slater, veterinarian, phone PARTIAL LIST OF TALENT ' Captain Richmond Pearson Hobson. Gilbert Eldridge. Frances Beveridge Heald Odeon Malt! Quartet. Uev. Alice Ruth Palmer. Dr. Mattison W. Chae.-' Jubilee Singers. Dewitt Miller. Dr. AlIwrt'Biishnell. Heleu Paulson. Senator .1. P. Dolliver, Dr. A. M: Wilson. Williams Dixi Fullerton Chautauqua Orchestra. Hawthorne Musical Club of Boston. Edison Projectoacope. Ernest J. Sias. Bess Gearhart Norrison. The JefTersons. Beautiful Scenery, Splendidly Equipped; Grounds. Boating, Fishing, Bathing. Spedal Train Service. Cheap Rates, . Write for Souvenir Program to EliTilNOR LITTLE, Secretary Fullerton, Nebraska trtrrr(rS-f-S-t-(4a4S)444444449449.4 Hi Hi. V . . i Hi H Hi. Hi. Hi r - Hi Hi Ik H VACATION SEASON i SEE AMERICA FIRST t Spend your vacation in Colorado which is brimful of attractions where the exhilaration of the pure dry air enables you to live the genuine outdoor life -where ram is plentiful where the streams are teeminj with trout, and whre you will see the most famous mountain peaks. ' pafwoa and canorts in AmTi-a. During the tourist season the x Denver & Rio Grande Rai I road -Scenic Line of the Wtrld" will make sprcLtt low rates from Denver. Colorado Sprinprs. Manitou and I'ui'Motnall the scenic points of interest in Colorado ami Utah. Our booklet "Vacation Estimates" tolls youaliout the many wonderful places in Colorado Colorailo Springs. Manitou. Pikes Peak. Royal Gorpe. ' Marshall Pass. Ouray and Glen wood Springs anil the cost to see them. A Thousand Mites Areuml tan Glrclff or a trip to Salt Lake City and return arc unsurpassed in scenic attractions ami inexpensive- Open -Top Observation Gars, SEATS FR&lv Through the Canons during the Summer Months Write for free descriptive literature to S. K. HOOPER. Gen'l raftsftnaer ftw& Denver. Gel. EMBsbbbbbbbbbbKS I ''XfiK -. wm t VM7E are pleased to inform our friends, our customers and the public In general, especially those who were good enough to help us a few weeks ago in finding a name for our new Bottled Beer, that HtxM Bottled Beer iti Will be on Sale at an Leading. Dealers on July 14th, lfOw In Pint and Quart Bottles Only. This talfce Beer Yon Waat It has a finer flavor than any other as a result of its being made of only -" the fest materials that the world affords in just the right proportions. BeCMSeS and is brewed by a master brewer and represents the concentrated effort of our Halt a Century of Practical Eqiertence. It is a pale, light, nutritious beer that you will enjoy with your meals as well as for refreshment. Write for our booklet "LUXOS Beer," which tells why Krug Luxus" Beer is more deliaons, mom -wholesome, more nutritious and quenches the thirst better than anything else brewed: There Is Complete Satisfaction In Every Bottle BONT FORGET THE BATE.' JULY litis, IMC ..;"Jf' If your dealer cannot supply you send your 41 order direct to us. We wm supply you promptly . The best will cost you no more than other kinds. HjjQWBeer will never disappoint. It will always be uniform Fred. Hnig Brewing' Company . 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