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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-11
Apt Suggestion.

Lady lapparently very nervous at bar .
gain counter) Oh, dear! Lean T think Of
what want.
Affable Clerk-Y ou'd better go to the
notion counter, madam Philade lphia5
{ Call.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1898-03-11
Charcoa for Ssal.o.

Charcoal for Sa.o.
Morrison county charcoal pow.
manufactured and sold by Larson &
Berg 7leasi'u l.p,a u, orders q
II E. Sch s.ner''s store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27
Dips and spurs.

silver, EsA3 lend. sa0o
The Horn silver reported today with
six cars u concentrates.
\ dividend was quito generally ex-
pccted from the Gcyser- Marion this al.
taruoon.
The Mammoth company will pay IT,
dividend Of s20,O0o ON Monday. August
lot.
WIN orr went out 10 Aiercur this
morning a. hook into the workings "
the chloride Point mill.
Nose Taylor. tho stock broker.
lsaocs for the Yellowstone National
Park tomorrow evening.
Hon. y. Y. FHrnHwOrth IL back fro,,
The south ana REPORTS conditions a
nj the Horn SILVER and Washlnaton
mines
Morris Bamhergcr, tho Morcur com.
nny's assnyor and a director In The
Depreciation, was IN the city toJav
10 attend theGeyser. Marion meeting
chihuahua, MeN.. Eutfrpriss, The
members VI the Mormon colony no A.
censlon haYr discovered near Cht.,
s.me exceedingly rich gold mine
wei.ch were probably worked By the
Spanlards. '
A. J. Flynn. who n about Ia ieov,
the employ of the Sacramento dos a.,
20 accept tempting position in ne
mines of Australia, Mr. Flyun ms
endearcd himhelf 10 an connectag Wiz
the property mentioned ana ioayes WIN
The company's beat wishes Tor H.
future welfare. "N
Dan Foley. of Hooper Neh.. wrlun~
10 carl Hahn from stewart 49,
Alaska, reports worry auccessfti III.
" the direction Of tho gold region ~
Foley notes with pride the nct I'M
me run shines there twenty hour. n
usy mn 'hal ono can read an night
without ! hFht' and says mis- psrf,
pushed through White Horse u,nld.
without being compollod n uplona Xxx.
q NH ohl.f. ICty a. .stte an ~
ftoMnlt AMI 'NrHrts t, 80 fi,t.s ,..s
more In reaching his destination,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27
f7CIlNIE WILL MOVE.
...., O..ia, % Charge Quarters ''
W suIus, Purposes
=, PROVIDE foa THE MINERAL EXHIBIT


,.r OF the committee 'l
Is a n'1 -. Ok .hinss some dim. .., 1gg
s,.l , ey 10 and r.psri ih' w.. m.' rsar
rsiil Q, I. , s..5nd s5an street broke .'.,,,
~ We, vet 'siiy reported 'aa, t. Il. '3 ,h,,
p'h L. ~ '' i,5 month. and IN 'h' /,
b hii NJ h r,s declared the .n'. "a
's.' a,sisss 70 accept tn, on ,'y. a,,.
% g.. ~, "a, r1frrcd 90 the govern
s 'l,a ., d, moe columns hereto ,.'...
a. .. 80 is DESTROYS % ''''nE
N, STATE mineral ex '..,,,..,. 5 a'i,
u "a rrl O. hlll salil,.., ,,,,.
g.P 40 conveniently aoe''' ,,'''.
- ..tisit. AZ well a. 90 ~ VI
iIl y I'm purposes r. thls s .Iit,
90 ffA. r.srs entered Into "'.i'
q w ,.tbsrf 1r q room ~ ".
VAR Mentioned. and ioill
f.r ars ihr f'-e.,t IN fhr
~, !. up d. he ga s,1nd .u ''',
',sr wIU hf made - 80,
- ,irf although % ln ". ~, y.
D p. 4.tf. that ODE chlNse ~
hi'll ,-s.r. However, % VIII hg
pig. mlt before long, ait.I
~ ~ vIdiIrr brokers ana u,ln-
ttaa IN hlvr place oi rtnli,.4i
ti n, ..i ~ "a. ia. win De attractive
"a lr,atgIng
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Inshland loy,. New omee.

Tha, 81 Interests may be bettar sub
served, and business carried on with
greater convenience. The Highland Boy
company has decided % move. and 90
ihf pp1ly block, In rooms adjoining
those ~ Mr.. Nrwhlusr, nf he same
company. The early SreCi'1n u the
tueltsr ana the great expansion Of the
eIfnpany'H Interests. nereHsiti.cd the
bringing N both offices together, ~
that one would IN no wise Interfere
With the business ~ The other hence
The change The company has nice.
airy apartments On the top no1r ~ me
bl1ly hunlInE whore those connected
with u will be found hereafter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27

Harvesting has commenced.
A. - iiudnou be- at the Hotel
NDhDrta.
wmnm I<err ot ogden be- visiting
friends here.
Many people 1re rusu,uung in tho
,auyunH caAt of Provo.
q. &. Parker ot 2. e.. ST. O. with his
iHmIly. uro VISITING roldtiyoH here.
a daughter hrs been born TO Mr.
end MIR. J. a Van AnsdaIs OF the Sec
bnd ward.
The Provo Pressed Brick company
has received nn order from Nurtur for
io1olo brick
Hush PuH. aged o.. ~ Provo Bench
and N0m FIilUup. aged No.. uf iHEc
View, has. received % marriage
license.
Aneur Uoono has boon accused in
Justice Hu1thH court of uauuit and
battery committed uu Ern U.uH,k-
sen ON Oh" -ith at NlaisouH ulh
Tho excursion o. snl,air tomorrow
uuior ihn auspices nj the various fru.
t'iuul orders ~ the state for ths h.nu-
M " tho Park Ciy sufferers from fh.
IRE. viii be wen p1trpnl1Dd hy Utah
county people.
Tho funeral services over tho remains
ol little ilHu'uh Gates were held last
Monday and warp beautifully impress.
s.Nr. \ iHrGu number of h.r Utu,
friends were boo attendance. aud covered
thU Nis with flowers. Tho pail bearers
wore Mirs,a Ada DuaeubGrfy, Lydia
Thurman. NIfuIH tt.nu. f.Vu TNuH and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27

heard and thinks great future awaits
Oh. new State.
Mf n1if... ls m interesting char
actor u Nliguian by birth. with % dee
IghffHl Southern accent SD. nIs dome
much a. national work going abroad
100 ImuH.uul miwI1uH nr a'N.ul aDg1-
..Ius H.l ai.ass tIrrh7fe.Hr h.r du.i.s
With .l. fidelity ana marked ability.
She l.t Ht noon ,ui1v fHr Ogin
Uhf, aha u.l vlfIt 90. only Fiur,ng.
Cr'tf.HI.u Home iu rth She will
81. .r1 t.H days thcrs Hul Ih.n proceed
tI Boise. i4u. and from % rH ODE VIII
so 90 .hH Pacific coast Thor. nrH NOW
fnif,g uf these homes in % Yves, and
ail 1l0 dlius WE'LL the only uuH having
~ close Dos doors being 90. one ut
finite
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27

Mt william Palmer was seen ON
the streets yesterday, having como
down from the Daisy mine 10 spend
the 1lth IN town. iio reports the
mine showing exceedingly wells the
NUin ls developing into Immense
PROPORTIONS and much improved lr
appearance Mr. Palmer Intends
icvcling The ground nrouad the mouth
of tho cut 60 make room for SAVING
the orr until h. ~ prepared to come
mence shipping. The mirc m attract
ing the attention 81 mining men, ~
h. has received a number % lttt0rt
within thu last two weeks asking fur
samples ana description N the mine. -
Logan Nation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27
mlln.r OF Tor In.esrora.

O.. y. ~ Aululr. mlnaror n the
Dexter 90 TuscirUri. Nov, went 1ut 30
tie mine sails morning o. further rcr-
fHct nrrIugemlu. FOR tn Installation
z the company proposed power p'iat
on Jack and Chiri.an CO akf. Just
now, 4 d li1. tha water supply IN
worry low. aud %. necessity flr a new
however. Dr. running It's cyanide plant
uu % toms uf ore dtlly, whil' the rock
! hnsaksr ana ~ stamps az, kept c1u-
Unually IN thr e.. on Mr Miners re-
| turn che plwsr plant viii have begun
| o. mairrllllga.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27

rruspccicr. nsing Rewarded In the 10
sails -Tlntic Man 10 t.posi.

Prospectors nj work In and about
me head N hlli Creek are opening up
lnfno fine looking pf0pcTilrs. says the
Grand Valley Times. Tho darcy Bros.
have opend ~ large body N ore
which VIII run SO or bCtiar u gold nni
II atrlctly free milling Thoy have found
mo violin nj the base Of the mountain
ana have commenced IL tunnel there
which will run $40 ur bettCr IN gold ana
where d ia found on top.
Mayher and colder, who have spent
rame time prospecting nt the head III
tho DRY Fork fur a veln NJ which
thcy have found the ilplI have ut lass
been rewarded by nndlug 10.
X. H. McCunkVy. d mining man from
Tlntic. ttnh, who represents the nul-
Il1n-utck company aud other parties,
rime In this week, and has gone out
10 tie ng Indian and Lisbon springs
COPPER districts and viii make a report
ON them SIR McC0nkcy intends 90 ~.
main a month or two IN this section,
and will spend considerable time IN the
la Sal mountains,
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n,r rnnI.AND sIIAnLs.
,,,,.,o,,hsrndinr Ia the rii To-day
usttSf iiftaks'


.,g.,si share. sold. with @ sou; sou,
ys.as of ulsi, was the i'elI'u
~ iv Inc bulls and bears w. lh' w
az Marion made the nnly
lll ~ lirad i0ckA while sw m
80 rhifrIIH rIui ftprosnntcl wv
..t rl,u. those mentioned doing
i-st fairiy reasonable hEurea nH
80 I.'8w. uuilIln.B * man.
"a aauffa NJ the day before ana
49, 1880. while GpyFot- Marion
t.-ssbiv looked Upon. together
v,.luf ontario and Uthh, ihc
.-. i5asr a hIl Of n cents. Grand
s..,., "a stationary ana Nam
n ,rTsrd hrif movement. inc
~. nIrH 0Hofsd UNsdlyldrnd 40
M "a ia flr 40 tl.sG. Nnrthrtn
- 80 d'rnifal na ever With hll
80 s1s,s and Sacramento rluup.d
y. ~,isasiiy ths h.d breaking 20 10
~ ana the sock h'Ing "u'T'A w
rrarfi stocks op med with chloride
rFff ihir security remaining IN Etlt-
Mo- shop. Dexter nm The vtpofiElng
Il -ifas % ihs atmosphere. and anna
rtrt " as creeks ana coniem-
iffl lmrnvFmrn'H. went down
ma ma fund Itself as an 0nurlng at
.UI vim a hid D cents lower sun.
im vat somewhat h'elUulrd. hut
gfsstia doomed up 10 * "a style ana
We UaH't 90 El'. South swansea
r.lH have mad sales at ii.lS omaha
| lfA Yluhs America were hil Tor az
/ \ ari "a cents o. ruHe'Iv0iy
~ fHHrs nFuf0H wee nH fnil1WHf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27
FLORENCE cRTTtgDEg HOMES.
These IN me West Being Visited by Mrs, Kate
Waller Barrett, National Superintendent

Mrs Kate Waller Barrett 81 Wash
Ington. D. C., national superintendent
OF The Florence Crl.isudan Iiomrs.
Tor untorunn,e glrls. has been spending
q eunpie ~ lays In this city. Mrs nav
rctt f. an experienced aud talented
Newspaper woman now ruI 4gutlnN
amnug other papers, the Atlanta Con-
stllutlln. and during her brief 500
jOun here hlH made many Inquiries in
20 the settlement, dow lapmaut and an-
Clai and political conditions m Utah.
She admits that she " Immensely
pleased with what she has seen and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27

,, ore 1000 feet long. 100 ia.t deep and
n foot thlck. a new cyanide piant
AM b, nut Ia nj pncc. 4 ru1l Boz boz
Inc bulit from tho mine TO point on
the pnvettc river about thtrD Wiiop
hove Ontdon valley a dam VIII! Boz
,hrown across thu river al this point
tn furnish power fdt the nov electric
liant that VIII operate the trnmwny
mill. etc.
M. bunch expects 10 return 90 the
bagln IN q few days a. make arrange.
incnta FOR the worklng ~ his property
h, forp returning 90 Denver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27
A Correction.

Attention has been called 10 a typo
graphical error In the report published
In the News" Of tho Emery counsy
teachers Institute. The sentence was
made to read; This latter Is what
Herbert calls the unosthrt'c relation NJ
the world" The correspondent wrote
'1lerbirt" Instead of "Hcrhrrt." Unr
"assthetlc" ~ course. for "1nesthstic.'
Tho correspondent also asks hi News
tn state that his report appeared ln q
somewhat ahbrcv'ut-dform. the original
being quite lengthy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27
MEMO N Tlir nAsIS.
'''' o'' IN the uun,h rrope,t, IN.
Morning star.

n, h.hsh me vell known nois.
'.ilnf man. hls returned fraD,
v-, ,alt Oh H1lsa satesm1n A.
M N. Y, several specimens IN ore
,I.l,rg .. u.hln properties that sr.
riiI.... iiihAl0d with suld. 4 nugget
49, ln guild hld been nIgt,J
f.tlt .almp from ono ~ hls risi,,s
~, ilrgg ~ quartz whom r.5in%s,
IN '''ih'i $50 worth vi thi ysi, ',1
~. !. .,i that Manager Ks.o,o 80
a. N ~ was Enlug 90 put ON =.
, IN FL ~ men They have amy
me mine laying bar. a had,'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27
ore shIrment irom II.h sprIns..

The Utah mine al Fish Springs Il
In with q shipment q - tons Of ore.
which. on aasiya made today. gives
returns ~ t2is per cent lead ana 200
ounces silver 20 The ton. The mine Is
SAID % be showing an abundance OF
this class n mineral, ana In certain
quarters, n lH beloved dividends VIII
Do rr.nmah m ahlrl nrllr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27
saerrmento pI,Idend ran.

4 July dividend In the sum n " OO0
Wa paid by the Sacramento company
today This nlvss n total q 81. 900,
AMI is distributed ~ time whom the
outlook IL favorable Tor a continuation,
The milne and min are reported lu good
shane.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27

County Blfnli

Nounll bllN..s.
Tho board 90 county commissioners
mot yesterday and transacted tho fnl-
lowing business
m. petitions vi Jos. r.. Greer and ptn-
trs Cor tho division nI lake Shore
hpll district was denied rHr hHafiur
arguments VI clilz.rH Interested for
and against che proposed change.
Mia Lucy Wilson. Uf rIY Iu. was ape
pointed registration uW..r uI rayH1n
precinct s 80. I ~ nll ths vacancy 1c.
tuaiIuUI hN the reaiEtItIYu lf Mrs.
Nellle stark. and Mary a. J.u.a was
appointed registration officer 1f Lake
SHORE wee william clayton. ra.ru,d.
olivia r. prlaHs was appointed ugia-
tutIu officer OF Pleasant GrlyH nrr-
cIupt $50. ! loo place uf o. o.. NHWr,
disqualified.
charles Moaaom pcll..lH.l il ufve
fgnplgH water conducted from hH IHTu
iu Lake sIrc prccinCt u'.u.I Goo
county attorney
The county ciafk was Instructed tl
accur. thH sorvlccn Of thH surveyor ut
saup.tr county FOR the purpose pf doe
tofmlnIng. with uarisiuur. uf tha Titan
county surveyor. the boundary lnp boz.
tween tlh aud Juah counties u IN
TutlU mining district, The surveyor
OF IuHh county ana the surveyor uI FUi
Lab. county have already "uluIIrhHu d
hHuUlHf. limo between tho two counties
lut fh.f IH unt HltlffaCtnrN 90 TITAN
county Goo commissioners Hlr, HH 10
r.Nts ku.rhpNIliu ana SOME valuable
mining property 90 iuah county aud
fI" question uf boundary NII 10 MI
Probability have To- Boz d determined lh
Oh. next l..glHiaturo.
Tile county attorney Was instructed
o. take ihu necessary lHgll steps to
have certain Instructions removed FROM
iHs county road In vineyard precinct
I u o. claimed that Some Ui ih" Hfitlpr'
adioinInF the county ruad have fcucrr
] boz part ~ o.
AptuyHss N the votes of utah county
at fhr iut. election Tor Sup .rIulUudvui
OF s.huu's showed that s,i votes had
! been east. Of which Jas. drown ro'
DIN.l $50. Lars T.. EEE.HNn ana
! AHIl. Straw I. Cedar fIrt precinct %
| n.i included In the nbuy1.
-Four hundred ana 1fiy.aiN dollar
| aud HIyfIHu cents was appropriated {,
| j, D. hInIg lH interest uu n $4,000 loan
| Th. following Fuliri.H nf county Of
| hrUu iHr $500 ma 1900 were established
! County comm. IunHrF. 800 each. CLERK
] i1.s1n, recorder N,r1. sheriff. $1,000
treasurer fi,lH. attorney, u.200i 49,
SCISSOR. 500. sur. yur sion The changer
made from thr prHHtut anlnfy schedule
are q reduction OF $500 IN the salary n
| the treasurer and 500 each IN th|
salnrie5 % th' recorder aud assessor
Fourth district Court
| Abstracts uf Judgment from Juatlr.
| Moons court hIN. been nlcd lu thl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27
Foul Smelling
Catarrh.

Catarrh Is une Of the most obstinate
diseases, and hence tho most difficult
to get rid o.
There Is but one way 10 cure Il.
The disease is In the blood. and all the
sprays. washes and inhaling mixtures
In tho world can have no permanent
effect whatever upon u. Swifts SPEC
ciiio cures Cainrrh permanently, for Il Is
the only remedy which cnn reach the
disease and force 70 from thob blood.
Mr.. II. 2. MoAlistDr, Of liurrodsbdrg,
Ky. had Cntnr.h .lr years. lie writes;
y could sfc 900 Improvement whatever,
thoufh 4 was constantly treated with HpraVa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27

no" - NANNN NINNNNH
and washes. aud dnrr
sntinhnling remedies
i1 fact, ! could fool that
rHcii winter I was worse
tnnu The year previous
"finally IL was
brought IA my notice
tHHf tniarrh waau blood
iI4HsH and nftorfhInt
IH" over the matter. 1
priv 10 wa lunreh sunHllr
Nuartfnie oifDi hy
Itps Witch auly
l thr surface i
tsrIdri tp try
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27

Abstracts of Judgment from Justice
Moons court hlN been nlcd in the
Fourth district court lu the case nf joe
sph Chamberlain ys John w. Booth a.
ul, awarding tha plaintiff s2io5, ana
costs. and ln The ease % Joseph Cham.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-27

Will DO onythlng In their columns
but that may 30 safely reed 10
tho family circle
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

Sundays Bee contained a story Of
nearly column about a man who had
been working for d. C. Ovens Of Loup
township. and who had been u OuahA
and passed himself OF as Mr. Owens He
seemed TO have a good knowledge Of NJ.
Ovens business AFFAIRS. and calling az
the offce Of P E Iler 4 Co. introduced
himself ~ NJ Owens and said ne called
70 have a settlement with them The
firm owed Ar Owens q balance Of $a64
for corr and hay, and a check vas In
mediaseIy forthcoming The bogus Ar
Owens then very cordially invited the
Iler people 70 come mp 10 Duncan and
spend a week CT 80 shooting ducks.
assuring them that game was very pleu-
tiful he took his check and vent To
W 2 Bennetis department store and
purchased IS worth Of furniture aad
presented the check A telephone mes
saee % the 1eris made everything look
all ri9hs and the check vss cashed- the
stranger -ealizing about $sD out OF the
Transaction, and the furniture v1s
shipped to D. c. Owens. Duncan. Its
ARRIVAL there being the first intimAtion
that Ar. Owens had Of the deal The
police Of Omaha are nox looking for the
aleek fellow, and il u probable that
some hfiestlDa VII follow. We have
not yet bssn able 70 sse Nr. Ovsns, %
~ eunnoe Gve ~ v~R q tha nnfsk.
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13
~assOt bSsart

The regular meeting OF the board was
hssd Wednesday evening It L Giuck's
ohce-full board present
number OF bills we're allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on the general
fund asgreearing S85.G. Chief among
the items was forry-fve tons of coal AZ
24s1L. which Is q saving Of nearly 81
Per ton on the rate of last year.
The secretary vas authorized 10 ad-
verrise n THE JOURNAL and Telegram
soliciting bids from property owners
regarding a site for the nex school
building
The matter of employing an eiocu-
rionist on the stat of teachers. which
mad been pending before the board for
some time, was re-consiiaresi and Prot
Williams vas authorized 10 engage an
eiocurlocisc for the graduating class
this year
The finance committee was instructed
70 employ An attorney % prepare the
Official bonds for treasurer and secretary
Adjourned
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

L Chuck. Who recently purchased
the McAlllsrer business property On
Eleventh street sold the building 70
Jake Armortis who Is tearing II down
and viii use the old material TO build
him dwelling on his property near the
river We are informed that the build
ing was first built near the court house
and vas among some Of the early struc-
lures II the city II vas removed 10 It's
present site something over twenty years
ago, and has since been used for many
different kinds OF trade. For a number
Of years. and until III health compelled
him 10 retire. James McAlliscsr con-
dueted a grocery there. The last oecu-
pant. Fred Smith, has moved ms shop
INTO the secondhand store
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13
Oehlrich Bros.
1aprsu
COLCMBUS MARKETS

60 to Strauss for the beet photos
For pIox shoes. 90 10 von Bergen
Eros. 3t
DR.. Nsumann. dentist. Thirteenth
street If
DR.. Narryu was IN Omaha Friday On
Gus Pisfh lad business In Shelby
SATURDAY
81. RYAN had business n Omaha
Thursday
Henry Con=idine was an Omaha We
itnr FRIDAY.
q Garden tools hoes. rskes and spades
q Eor Bergen BIos- *
Dr. C. Voss. Homeopathic physl-
can, Columbus. NeS-
IT Won want photo that VIII do you
Justice 20 70 Stranss- 2-tf
IF YOU are n need OF Window
Shades. cal aaS see US We sre selling
them frurr. I5c up The FG-- =
Pure bred Plymouth Rcck eggs for
Matching. q P. Coolidge. Il
Prof. Williams delivered an Easter
sermon a, Platte Center Sunday.
Virgins & Lewis had car OF hogs
on the Omaha market SATURDAY
Chicago Inter Ocean and CoLCNBrs
yorRxAI. one year. IN advance $l-fa. q
-Drs. Martyr. Evans r Geer. once
three doors north Of Frsedhoes store &
Have you tined any Of the 10 cent
cnildrer's black hose at vur Bergen 81 5
DO not fail 70 see our Stoot s.iE.n-
ized steel mill for ssam. A. Dusseil &
Son 4
The place 70 get choice fruit trees is
q, John Tsunahilrs-never had better
ones =
We hear of several weddings which
ve shall be able 10 report u the near
future.
An sz-ra large car. ten tons Ii
veiehf. Of neg furniture. inst arrived at
Hefrickk p
Earl Galley spent two pleasant
voaks outing with his cousins AZ CreaRh-
tol- returning Friday
Byron Nillet. formerly of thn CITY,
- Amounted iass veek district jadRe
BY the governor cS Washington.
-R. B. d. NcKsan, dsntist, sncces-
oor % Dr. HoaRAaVoat, ground noor. 4
dpuu north Fw1 Naf1nnA Bank &
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

DO lot be deceived by the advance
xarm weather Of spring and put II the
garden crops too soon. Il viii be time
enough TO complete the planting when
the apple trees begin 10 bloom A late
frost viii destroy all tender plants. Cool
nights ara also detrimental To the growth
of such plants as squash beans. melons,
tomatoes and corn The ground must
be warm before plants vii make head
vay Ii growth
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13

We are reiiAbIy informed that c. J.
Carrig of Lost Creek mas completed Ar
rangements With a party. whose name
We withhold Al present. 70 exhibit the
freak calf born On ms farm some time
ago WhIie We withhold the name Of
the party who vii handle the freak ve
can positively SAY that be Il a pusher.
thoroughly reliable and VII 10 doubt.
show ms proficiency II the success We
opine ne vii accom- pllsh II thus venture.
The calf i undoubtedly freak uhheard
OF before Al eight legged animal
While the bones OF both Iees are there
they are encased II but one SKIN but the
two feet are entirely separate from each
other and not grown together Ii any
way. fnlly developed and perfect IN
shape The koof joints. which are
double. measure slx inches across. The
calf u now zx weeks old. healthy. strong
and hearty. and shows ever! sign Of BE-
coming f1n grown steer Those visit
ing the Trars-Aississippi Exposition
viii u seeing this EXHIBIT. not De hum
buGged by any fake. bot vii see the
real thing alive and nursing It's mother
The Columbus journal., 1898-04-13
4a....l A..i..-

Joe Frssert made q trip to Valley Mon.
day
Larry Rossitsr OF Omaha v.s n shs
city Saturday
Gsopse willard OF St Edvards. "a
N the city Monday
Hugo Oahlrich sesrfs Tor Germany
thus veak Tor . Vlt
Psai Hasel wA up from Piarrsmouth
ssvsrAl days lass vesk-
Banker h C. Carrig Of Platte Center
v.s m The city Rrn3sy.
James Lambert. Of Grand Island. vns
in the city Sunday and Monday.
An T. Fnedhof and young 500 re
turned from the sase Wednesday
Ass Lazy Martyr vas home frou
Bro.nsn hall school, over Sunday
Mrs. Wm- Putnsy Of Oakda!s. v>s N
the city over Sunday With her husband.
Ar. and Ms. Neison ct Lincoln. we're
here over Easter. returning home Non
day
Aise Katie Hayes OF Platte Center vas
visirins friends here q fev days LIST
week
Mrs. b. p Coolidge lefr Saturday for
Gienvooj- La. where she vii visat With
relatives.
Clarence Gerard was here last week
He - attending special Course n the
State university
Mrs. Chas. WInship and son Arthur
OF Fremont. visited over SUNDAY with
John Wi2gins and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Phillips. par
ents OF g. ". Phillips. Of Elk City. Neb..
viii move 70 thus city next week and
make their home here With their Soc