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The kind that makes you smile. The kind that
do not over-work your stomach but leave it feeling
fine as a fiddle after the work of assimilation has
been completed. This is a kind of a pancake that
makes living a pleasure that makes yon glad there
is a time to get up in the morning and a time to eat
breakfast Pancakes made from Puritan Pancake
Flour are digestable easily so, because Puritan Pan
cake contains the elements of substantial nutrition in
an easily digested form. The pure corn meal and
whole wheat fiour. when properly stirred and baked,
makes a cake that is light as a feather and appetizing
to the most fastidious. Ask for the Puritan 2 lb.
pkg. 10c, 61b.pkg. 25c.
Maple Syrup
Or pure Maple Sugar. If you want some
pure maple syrup or pure maple sugar, this is the
only absolutely pure and unadulterated maple syrup
and sugar sold in Columbus, buy the Monarch. We
can nd will furnish you with an affidavit giving
you absolute proof of the purity of this product. We
have the other kinds which are sold for the pure
maple from $1.25 to 95c per gallon.
Red Jacket Cider.
Our first cask just in from Michigan. This
cider is made from only the choicest Michigan fruit.
You will recall how palatable it tasted other seasons.
If anything it is better than ever. Per gal. 30c.
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from Platte eeaa1
aial etateaKajt far taar HML
Mowd by OapafTiiat Qaeta taat
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the coatoaettahe aaMaaHe'tae lat aai the
beet bidder.
MotioB
The f olIowiBK
To the Hoa. board ot
GeatleaMa: The
rooaa. la which to praperly
coaaected with Ma pahaa aahooai ef the coaaty.
has proaipted aa'to aak year haaarahle body to
permit the coaaty eaperiateaJait to oeeaay aha
rooai made laeaat hy the oaaatyjBdae'h
from the court I
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L. H. iMkrt, Oa. SaaC
Coaaty Barreyer
earvey.plat aad Bald
Road" ia Barrowa tewaaalB aat W wMfltfalo
Boad" oa the towaahip Baa
aad Joliet towaahlpi iad oa
approved by the board.
Thefollowiacwaa
To the Hob.
Oeatleaaai-I
day of May
petitioBof
tioBofapahHe
iaaat Uteaorth weat caraaraf the 8.W. X taa
N. W. H of eeettoB 9 team fJ leaaa t
laBBiaathiajee iae eaw ahoat af
mlaatiacat the aorta
eaatXoftheaarttiweatiaofBiHBMtlnBa. At
tbeadjoaned eeealoa of the
on. JaaalS.tm. thamayar t1U
wusraated aad the dark dtieetai to
acecrdiaatolaw. Itheaoaaeed aaoHeetohe
pnhliahed ia the Cnlaaibac Telajaua.allobjec.
tioea thereto or claiaw for aaaaBae to be fled la
coaaty clerk'a
berl,imc Noobjeetfoaaar
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To the Boa. Board of
OeatleaMBK-I hereby report that oa'the 8th
day of May MM. there was fled with aw the aaU'
itioa of H. H. Ztaaa aad other for the
of that part ef the
iaa at the eoathweeteeraaraf theH. WJ4 af the
the aW. )4of acotfoa IS towalS raaaa 1 weet
ml iiieniet IIiibjiiii enalh eliii. tho oaa aide of
the eeetioa Uae aad taradaatiac at the aoath
wortcoraerofeafclaeetioBlB. Aadalenptayiaa
fortbelooatioa of a paalie road, rnaiaiairiag
at the aoath weet coraar of the H. W. of the
8. W. of eeeUoa IB team 18 ibbb 1 weet aad
raBjrfag theses dee eeath'oB eeetiea lhWoae.
f Hi milii eail tmBiiaatlai el Ihe'eii' aeet
coraer of eeid eeetioa M. At theadjearaeicae
eioaof the board of eapeiiieuie. Jaae MVlMf,
the prayer
ckrk directed to pfoeeed aepnrdiae; to law. I
thea caaaed a aoMee to he BajUiehed ia the
Platte Ceatar SleaaE, all
to toiled hi
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herewiUi eabadtaUaaaara ia
with for year
VanaHoa
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Tey aad plat
Thefollowiacwaa
To the Hob.
Gratleaiien-la the
$m offered for the
JaaMaKeUeyfor
Board tojeeeiad their
the allowaara of aqr
atthtetiawwafceaa
fairaa
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aadlwfll
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ofDarBehwaakiaaaae CM
Jaaa H. Hoadtey, eaaata, aaareatiae ef
JaeobByalow
V.PhmiDDa. renin oa type writer UW
Ctty of CohMBhae, water teat May let to
aMwW
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Bear.TaLCa. Telephoae eerriee UJB
w. r.ajiMueoete aaareatiae caeee .... 5.TO
D. A.Becber. Co. Tnaa. aeeoaat del per.
taxaeof MLCBkoraDB
CoiembaeJNebr. October 10, VK.
ThefoUowiac bilk oa reooaimeadatioa of the
oa .aMttoa allowed aad the
elerk directed to iaeae warnata iapeyeMat of
ityseBeralfaad:
Dr.B.TIaaias,.CoBi iBaaaitycaeee $ 90.00
W:M:Canettae 15.80
Joaaph MeJf. witaeea.
Schwaake
Wllllaat Webber, witaeea, iBeaaity Joseph
Wilheba. witaeea, iaeaaity
Maria Schobi
VnaaJahB.witaeaa, insanity Maria Scbolz
FraaaNather. " .
JoeBraeckaer,
G.W.Phillipe, witaeea. inebriate George
4.60
4.60
9.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
A. W. Clark; wit inebriate Geo. Bradehaw
C.A.Beardaley
Mn.LoaiaBBtlar
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G.B.Prteb,
J.T.Boyd,
E.J.8eott,
C.M.Graeather.C.
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Motio
The oaVial boad ef L. M.
ofhiahwaye.GraatfnialaBBihlii.waai
a leeeamaMBMlaalea ef
Thefellowiac hOleeam
atieaafahe
aad the dark directed ia
ef
J. F. Settle.
Dr.D.G.
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P. A. BHhar. Co. Traaa. M .... ug
Dr. W. B. CtNaaHaa. prof, aarriees far pear aUa
C A DpiMSOOU SaVyCMV irv
Walrath Sherwood Lhr. Oa. eeal far peer HM
J. L. Hi aahaa. Htery to peat bbibi 4jW
The ilalBM ef Be C. D. awaa muML the
daiai of Dr. Cwilaj IWM aadaVealafaB t Dr.
readered to Mn. Charla?awHa waya aa.
The follewhat iffla oa raBaaaaaataBaaa ef aha
L.feLLeayy.Ca.Hir iilajj mlt liajti i M MM
JdaCriatCeXaack. -f MfuM
4.10
4.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
2.10
26.50
C. M. GraaBther, C. D. C erlery 3rd nuar
ter 1981 etc 212.00
Waa. O'Brien, J. F. costs, sUte ts Wm.
Gamble 6O5
WauO'Briea, J. P. costs state ve Eddie
Teehady 5.50
Wbu O'Brien, J. P. oosts state ts George
10.C0
C. J. Carrig, attending district conrt 50.00
L. B. Lathaaa. Co. Atty.. salary Srd qnsr.
198 MO.OO
H. Back, aaediciae for prisoners.. . 9.65
T. H. Jnhaanre. Pnlt rirr "t "" 27.74
Co., sappliee and pablishing
piooowliwae lw.5S
Oolaaibaa Printing ft Specialty House
aappUeaforcoBnty 89-35
Stepbaaa Co., supplies for
coaaty 14.65
The following bills oa recommendation of the
eoauaittee on roads aad bridges were on motion
allowed by the board aad tae clerk directed to
iaaae warnata ia payment thereof oa the county
road aad coaaty bridge fand;
Otto Kraetacc't city of Colombos $ 32.65
JohaSohraas,acc'tColambastwp 4.00
Gaa.Trofbolz, - 3.00
Joha Baadall, 30.00
In Gates, " 21.00
JaasnhZaroslri. M 21-00
Frod Galley. M 18C0
WauNewman, H 17.00
Heery Newman, " 17.25
Albert Jossi, " 1300
OttoBanat M 5.00
CityofColambBs " 21.00
atephaaGeraiaa,acc'tGranTilIetwp 3.10
ChacSehBeth. " 1.00
B.Kckhlt. Sf.80
Joha Dieter. u 2.90
B.llBoasiter.Co.Sorracc'tJoUiettwp. 6.95
Edward Zybach,aeo't city of Colambos.. 27.85
J.LBraakaa, " - 100
Fnak Flakaa.acc'tBntlerTwp 3S.75
FraakSokoL " 56.75
Aagaat Hasmaa, 4.50
W. H. Swartaley, acc't BismarkTwp J.55
JacobSchwank, " 2-40
BraatF.Bodeoorst " '..... 2.60
C. J. Carrie. Sheriff M 1.85
Geo.A.Hoaglaad. " 6.50
Walrath A Sherwood Lor. Co. acc't Hum
phrey Twp 13.75
Emil Hrllhanrht acc't Humphrey Twp. ... 6.00
bttoB-Weadt, .... 18.00
J.N.Mallmann, ' .... 42.00
WOlia Decker, " .... 10.63
Crewell Lamber A Grain Co., acc't Hum
phrey Twp 32-18
Crewell Lamber A Grain Co., acc't Cres-
toaTwp 82.12
Willis Decker, acc't Crestoa Twp 10.62
Chaa-SokoLoec't Butler Twp 3.00
Otto Born, " 00
MetrkJaretaki " ' 10.00
ArhertGerber, -
Peter Dieehaer. -
Platte Center Bank acc't Shell Creek .. 531 .81
Pat roller " .. 15.50
Jacob Lann. " 9.0O
Geo.'A.Hoagl&nd - 6.50
William Slebler, acc't Granville Twp .. 10.75
ye Tchneider Fowler Co. " .. 74.25
WalrathASherwoodLbr.Co, " .. 49 50
Ed. Knee: " - 43.50
J. W. Adamson. acc't Lost Creek Twp.. 145.25
J. W. Adamson. acc't Monroe Twp 142.25
B. L. Boaslter, Cot, Surv. acc't Burrows
Twp 1565
M. Bode wig, ac't Burrows Twp 2.00
Walrath A Sherwood Lbr. Co, acc't
LostCreekTwp 85.49
The following report was submitted:
Toar eoauaittee on roads and bridges to
wheaa waa nferred the report of the ap
araJeers appointed to assess the damages sus
talaed by the location of the ' Melcher Boad"
coauaencingatthe north east corner of sec
tloa 4 town range 2 west and running thence
west on county line between Madison and
Platte counties and terminating at the north
west coraer of sections town 20 ranges west
amid line of road to run to the south suficient
ly to be located along the south "Bank of the
Ualoa Creek at a point where said creek
eoaaea close to the county line would report,
that after due Investigation we End that all
stipulations provided by law for ths location
of public roads on county lines have been
complied with, therefore reeoauneaa that the
width of the road shall be 40 feet, that the re
port of appraisers be approved aad that in
conformity therewith damages be awarded
aad the clerk directed to issue warrants in
payattnt of same on county road as follows :
S.S.Cboat, acc't Granville Twp fl8e.ee
HearvMeltber 85.0B
Christ Dohman, " 38.00
GeahLHuthmacher. ." as.oo
We farther recommend that the county
sat 1 tyor be directed to survey and plat said
read anp Heats survey and field Botes with
the clerk of this board and we further recom
aaead that said road be declared duly estab
lkdsed aad be entered upoa the road record of
the coaaty aa a public highway.
M. E.CLOTHBB
A.E.PMBR
LouisHe&d
The followlBg report waa sabaaltted:
Tear special committee appointed at the
of the board to whom waa referred
naJcatloB of Joseph Krnse com-
Bulabar that the publlc'road along the south
aMeof the south east quarter of section 38
towa ffj raage 2 west ia obstructed by fences
would resort, that I have carefully examined
tto road aad find that same is G8 feet In width
the fences, otherwise there are bo
aad I farther fad that there is
The tollowrag waa presented;
1SJ9 I. Carl Labeas, owner of the south west K of
the southwest of sectloa S3 town 18 raage 1
east, for and In consideration of the sum of
Tfja I uae aouar to me in aaai paid ana other con-
sMeratxms granted me by Platte County
jjg neorasica,oo hereby giveana grant to sam
&4 sa 1'iane county for public raia purposes, six
8t.aa teee feet oaT the east side of the soutwest of
the southwest; of section 23 town 18 range 1
east, nald road to begin on the south line of
said described laud aad extend north to the
land of Julius HeibeL 8aid road to be fenced
by the grantor and to be used by the public
for travel until such time as there may be
a road opened br Platte county along the sec
tion line on the west side of the above de
scribed land, on the opening of said section
line road this grant to cease and the land in
cluded therein reverts to the grantor herein.
Dated this 9th day of O.tcber 1906,
Cabl Labkks
The petition of Will Loseke and others
for the location of a public road 48 feet in
width, commencing at the northwest corner
of the northeast quarter of section 9 town l
raage S west and running thence west on
section line to a point on said section line to
connect with the "Thurston Boad." was re
turned with following report: Your com
mittee on roads and bridges would recom
mend that the' prayer of the petitioners be
granted and the clerk of 'this board directed
to proceed in accordance with law.
M, E. Cuhib
"" Louis Held
The communication of Adam Korus where
in he requests that a bridge be built this fall
on the recently established road in Burrows
township, commencing at the northwest cor
ner of section 15 and running thence south on
section line one milo, was on recommendation
of the committee on roads and bridges re-
fern-d to the Burrows township board, for the
reason that there are no available funds in
the.apportlonment of the county road and
bridge fund belonging to Burrows township.
attorney C. J. Garlow now addressed the
board of supervisors on behalf of George
Henggeler, relative to the petition of Franz
Luchslnger and others for the alteration of
part of the school section 'road In Bismark
township, at the conclusion of which it was
moved by supervisor Clother that a com
mittee of three be appointed to investigate
the matter and report th-lr findings at the
next session of the board. Motion carried
and chair appointed as such co jimittee super
visors Priest. Newman and Held.
On recommendation of the committee on
supplies and public property the request of
County Superintendent Leavy to permit him
to occupy the room made vacant by the
County Judge's removal from the court house
was granted.
The claim of the Universal adding Machine
Company $350.00 less 3 perc nt discount leav
ing a balance of $339.50 for the purchase of
the adding machlns on trial in county treas
urer's office was now presented.
Moved by supeulsor Held that the bill of
the Universal Adding Machine Company be
allowed and the clerk be directed to issue
warrant in the sum of $339.50 in payment of
same on county general fund.
Roll called for vote.
Suprs. Goeix. Held, sewman. Priest and
Schuru voting 'Yes"..... 5.
Supr. Clother and Chairman Swanson voting-No"
2.
Motion declared carried.
Moved by supervisor Newman that the
county clexk be directed to notify the Bur
rouglis Adding Machine Company to remove
their machines now on trial in county clerk'
office at once. Motion carried'.
On motion of supervisor Newman the pur
chasing agent was instructed to purchase a
new stove for the us; of the county clerk's
office or if he deems it advisable to have the
old stove repaired.
The following, bills on recommendation of
the committee on claims were on motion
allowed and the clerk directed to issue war
rants in payment of same on the county gen
eral fund:
John Swanson. Supr. service as super-
Louis Held. Supr.. service as supervisor. '.KM
A. E. Priest, Supr.. " "7.40
J. Goetz, Supr., 28 SO
M. E. Clother. Supr., 1 54.00
Wm. J. Newman. Supr,, " C5.45
J. F. Scbure. Supr.. " 21.80
The board of snperv'sors now selected sixty
names from which the jurors for the Novem
ber term of the district court will be drawn.
Moved by supervisor Newman that the
board of supervisors now adjourn until
December 17th, 1906 at 2 o'clock p. ni.
Motion carried.
Opera House
COLUMBUS,
Tuesday, October 30th.
24th Semi-Annual Tonr
Lyman I. Howe's
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LIFEORflMfl
A bird's eye view of the world today.
Stirring scenes of Historic in
terest of yesterday.
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it It.
America Intercollegiate Boat Race.
Norway Ski Jumping.
India Elephants at work in Teak For
est. Algiers Tonney Fishing.
Spain Royal Wedding.
Italy Eruption of Vesuvius.
Greece Olympic Games.
England Henley Regatta.
Sweden Harvesting Ice.
AND MANY OTHERS.
Price 25c, 35c, 50c.
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roadway tor all public purpoaes.
taa bo ianaer acuoa
1b this aatter.
J. F. ScauBB
On unottom aaata waa adopted.
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U The West
in the front rooms over Pollock
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Colambas offices Sunday , on
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each week. Spectacles and eye
glasses scientifically fitted and
repaired. Eye Glasees adjusted
to any nose.
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Cider Vinegar, Strictly
Pore Spices. For the
Summer Season we have
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We are Headquarters
for Fresh Fruits and
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A Large Stock of Nov
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DEALER IN
General Merchandise
I keep on hand a complete line
of groceries and provisions, al
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to be had. In the Dry Goods
department we can please you
both in prices and goods. We
invite you to trade with us.
FRED L ASCHE
Eleventh Street,
COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA.
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