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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1898-03-14
Home cad Entry No. 4O72.l
Notice for Publication.
Land Oihee at santa Re, n, NJ !

ebruafy IL, 1893.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following.
named settler has died notice Of his intention
20 make hnal proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof Will be made before the register
and receiver al Santa ke, N. NJ, on March 81,
lhgs, VIA Pedro Lopez, for the Ns of the
NEtt OF section %, and the So of the sen of
secilon ~, township 3 N, range IL T..
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, Via Juan de Dios Salaz, kmiliO
LuCeTO, lsidTO LuceTo and RefujiO LuCero,
all Of PtnOs Wells, N. NJ.
MANUEL II. OTERo. Register.
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nkFICk HOURS-Untl Q q. m. and from
" 1880 to 8 80 and from ITO b, M. Oaice
and resldenes, a2O Yves, Gold avenue, Albu.
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Liberty chiffOns, something new, at
the Golden Rule Dry Goods company.
Picture frames. Whitney Co.
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PROFESSIONAL earns.


DR. FHANCIs CHOSsON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE 420 west
" cold avenue. Hoursi 8 TO 10 a. m, 2 70
3 and 2 to 8 D. m.
Special attention given to general surgery.
Automatic Telephone 29a.
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TIME TABLES.
Topeka & Santa Fe

Santa Fe Pacific.
n oM THE WEST. Arrives
No. 2-Auantie Express; .....:"...iO;2b pm
No. 4-Atlantic Limited, Wednes-
days and Saturdays. ........ 1856 pm
ooIHo WEST, Leaves
No l-Paclhc Express ..,....;.. Sac pm
No. 8-Caifornia Limited, Mondays
and Fridays. .,.12ilb pm
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W. q. HOPE, M. ~,

nEFICk and residence, No. ala West Gold
~ avenue, Telephone No, %, Oflce hour
etoe!a, mi 40 70 gis0 and Ito 3 .. nj.
q. y Yesterday, N, ID, ], s. Yesterday, N. ID.
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rurzu 49, ,r.,.~,.-~
3 and 4 to 8 p. m.
special attention given 70 general surgery.
AutomAuc ieiepnone <ff'
DDs nT.Uo.
~ hlsHOP =
"A surgeons-Ofdce and residence over post.
9mnee' Old Ieiephone 20, New Telephone
~ mAfipn bispopb n. Do otaee hours,
o"y. IA rIdnn blsnop, ~, lomce
1opts. 20 loa ~ ano u 70 ? and Ito 3 p. m
axe elevator AZ Whitheys.
JOHN rAsoHER, N. n.
h1SlSIAN SgkykON-Od1ce and
eslueaSel .Vt norm r1tn street, boure, i
" nc eksVt2 ICY Z. m, special attention
telephone, 20. Calls made In daytime only.
M. m. .Jo4NsoN
pcurrEcT D..
!pg and architectural work. Ohacei zoe West
EAsrERDAY a EAsTrRnAV
OrrlSh ana residence No, al2 West Gold
10 ~. my 4 ~ NJ nao,sses ana ~, Omee nours
q. 3. Eastrfday, M, b. Us Ess,etdaV N. n
w. "a 1oP1 ~
nEEIcE uoups~TJn,u o..
O1,sO TO sisO and from no an M oHgeee
ouerque, N. n.
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%EAsrKnDAY . %EAsTrRDAY.

A RcHITEcT-Plans, Specifications and a..
IN Inmates furnished for ali classes Of build.
lng and architectural work. Ohicei zoe West
Railroad avenue.
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ma RIsaoP a 1TsaoP

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS AND
- Su~rgeone-Ohdce and residence over post.
otice,. old Telephone 90, New Telephone
los. Mr.. Marion Bishop, N. D., Office hours,
hours 2 to 10 !. n. and I TO 2 and 2 to 3 D. m.
Take elevator AZ Whituey's.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20
Continued next week. D..

John q. Maher, one Of Platte cOnn-
ty's boys in the army was no sooner ex-
Onerated Of a charge made against him
because be would not loan his typewri-
ter for the benefit Of Captain Dapray,
General Grants division adjutant, than
his friends, Captain Fisher OF Chadron
and Captain Evans Of North Platte are
notified that charges are preferred
against them, the former being guilty
of conduct unbecOmin4 an officer and a
gentleman, and OF subverting military
discipline by associating socially and en-
tertaining an enlisted man, Maher," and
against Captain Evans for alleged ''re-
lease OF military prisoner, Maher,
without authority" The reporters call
this the sequel Of the Maher court-nar.
tial. 1t is really said that Maher and
Fisher are good old friends from the
same town, and have talked together
walked together and even slept together
Gust think Of it, ye Nebraskans-a pri-
vate slept with captain!D What are
We coming to, any way? II these carpe,
soldiers really want something to whet
their judicial teeth upon, they might
very readily find more suitable material
for their courts martial than their
charges against Maher, and now Fisher
and Evans, with less scandal to them.
selves and the service. Common horse
sense alone is q much better equipment
than a set OF shoulder straps, alone.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

Among other things the new revs-
nue law places tax Of cents upon the
money orders issued by the pOstOfice de-
partment, and it was at first proposed to
require an adhesive stamp to be affixed.
After conference between the postot-'
fee and treasury officials, however. it
was decided that it is unnecessary to put.
the public 70 all the trouble, and post
masters have been instructed simply to
add 2 cents to the fee. The pOstof6ce
department will then make quarterly re-
turns to the treasury department OF all
business transacted, and tnrn into the
treasury 2 cents for every postal order
issued. Last year more than 332 OOO,O0O
in postal orders were issued, which, il
duplicated this year, will yield a revenue
Of $5,JOOOOO. Columbus will contribute
her full share to the fund.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20
COLUMBUS MARKETS.

Go 10 Strauss FOR the best photos.
Farmers are. beginning to harvest
their rye. e
DIR. Nanmann, dentist, Thirteenth
: street. II; .-.
:: There has been some street grading
done ON Ninth street. &C.,.
/: DIR. L. C. Voss, Homeopathic physi-
sisn: Columbus. Neb.
-Ferd. Stires leaves today to work for
-S'surveying, company.
Mr.. Tomlin is laying q new sidewalk
,seet Of his premises.
If you want a photo that will do you
Justice 60 to Strauss. 2-tf'
Pure bred Plymouth Rock eggs for
hatching. H. P. Coolidge. It
Al. Rickly was in the city Monday,
in the interest Of his company.
-Drs. Martyr, Evans 4 Geer, Office
. three doors north Of Friedhofis store IT
Mary Browning. widow. Of David
. City, has been granted a pension Of ss
De not fail to see our s-foot galvan-
4: tied steel mill for. $500. A. Dnssell &
Son. IT.
'.Doubline the pay of private soldiers
vonld then.'be giving them none toe
much.
= The. n. e. Sunday school are max
ing arrangements for their annual
picnic. J.
IA. L. Pangborn goes to Alliance
= Nebraska; to enter the service Of the
b. 4 N. =
1t is expected thi6 the Gluck baild
. ing viii be ready for occupancy early in
August.
samuel Gass attended the State
convention of undertakes in. Omaha
last week.
: -Nn. ]. n. kilian writes to a friend
:. here that the crop. Of berries at Blair il
very fine.
NJ. and Mrs. Christian Grpeuthel
passed through the city Monday on thei
wedding trip esst.
). n. Curtis will act Is type vrite
for the clerk Of the district court durinj
Miss Sheehanis absence.
Jacob Greisen, uncle Of Christiai
0sUsather, attended the wedding q
Platte Center Monday morning.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

OF course horse is a reasoning
creature, and some Of them go 30 far
with their arguments as to strike when
things don't 60 just as they fancy they
ought. Baker x Wells gray ice team
were ont later than usual Saturday even
ing delivering ice and one Of them be-
came restive and insisted upon going
home. The other was not SO hungry, it
seems, but his mate caught him by the
top OF his neck and finally ''got move
On him." They turned the corners all
right. Otto Baker failed at the head Of
the horses but caught on the tail end Of
the wagon and after giving them little
more exercise with frightened reins, saw
the team straight for the barn and sup
per. Otto has renamed the horses
Schley and Ceryera. the former because
Of, his knowingness. the latter because
he had to give up, though unwillingly.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

%. l.. Baker has secured five years
lease Of the Stevens lake and expects to
include the fine grove, etc, about mile
from the west limits Of the city. He
has begun to prepare the grounds, and
will have swings. tables, boats, etc, in
abundance for the use of those who wish
a nice, convenient pleasure grounds.
With Mr.. Bakers well known ability in
this line, We may look to see this pleas
ure resort second to none in Nebraska
for quality, If not in extent, and it is
large enough for the biggest crowd like
ly to be entertained in Columbus.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20
With Coupany X.

The Norfolk News says that s.. H. Nc
Clary has received from friend in Hon
Olulu, Hawaii, a copy Of The Pacific,
daily published ut that place. This
copy is printed in red, white and blue
and is issued in honor Of the first Ma
Mia expedition Of soldiers from America
Previous to their arrival for 48 hours q
lookout had constantly been kept from
both land and sea for the first sight Of
the American ships. The first sight was
had OF the expedition by lookout at.
sea. He Immediately si9nalled the shore
Of the approach OF the expedition and
whistles were blown throughout the city
and guns fred. The people rushed
down to the wharves in q body to greet
the United States vessels. while an en-
terprising reporter steamed ont in q
launch to secure report Of the trip,
etc. The occasion was great holiday
in the city and the soldiers were given a
glorious welcome as the first American
bayOnets to advance across the Pacific
to plant the stars and stripes on foreign
soil.
A marked copy Of the Man,tobs
Free Press, Winnipeg, has been sent ms,
in which the editor reads a lesson Of
warning thus: IF it becomes u question
between a friendly and reasonable inter
national arrangement on one side, and
the greed and selfshness Of British Co
lumbia sealers on the other, the latter
need expect bat little il any support
from the Canadian public and Canadian
newspapers. They have already given
all the trouble that either Canada or
British patience will bear. This let's
daylight into dispute that was likely
at one time to involve two great nations
in a contest Of untold expense in treas
ure and life. Rather than this we know
that many thoughtful Americans would
have hailed with glsdness a sight Of the
last seal, and now tbs came sentiment
comes from Canada, and places the ex-
act blame where it surely belongs.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

We have lately received from Sena-
tor Thurston three public documents
which are just now valuable for refer
ence: The war revenue law of 1898, with
index, not compend, but the law itself;
an act to establish a uniform system OF
bankruptcy throughout the United
States, approved July l, 1898: the mes
sage of President Mckinley, transmit
ting the report of the naval court Of
inquiry upon the destruction Of the
United States battle ship Maine in Ha-
vana harbor, February Is, 1898, together
with the testimony taken before the
court.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

When You sish neat, clean, clear
handsome work done in the line OF
printing, call at TH JOURNAL ol1cs.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

Bring your orders for job-vork to
this Office. Satisfaction guaranteed, and
work promptly done, . ssrssd upon.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20
At the earnest solicitation Of numer-

At the earnest solicitation Of numer-
GUS citizens of Columbus, members Of
the old cornet band have been parvailed
upon to reorganize, and III pursuance Of
this idea, meeting was held last We'd
nesday evening and committee on con-
stitution and bylaws appointed. An
other meeting is to be held this Wednes-
day evening at which all cornetists Of the
city not connected with another Organi-
zation, are invited to be present and take
part. The band starts out with the
promise Of eighteen pieces and will be un-
der the direction Of s. L. Bristol. an old
time organizer and conductor of bands.
At the meeting this evening an Organiza-
ton will be effected and Mr.. Bristol ex-
poets the band to play right away. This
organization is not supposed to interfere
with any other in any manner, but is cal
culated to give strength to beginners and
thus bring them forward more rapidly,
and let the older ones step aside.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

James c. Cowdery, father Of ex-sec-
retary Of state B. F. Cowdery, died last
evening after an illness of six weeks. Mr..
Cowdery had lived in Lincoln for eight
years with his son. He was born at
Mecca, Ohio, and spent the greater part
of his life in his native state. He was
seventy-s years old. Although he had
not formed large acquaintance during
his residence in Lincoln, he had many
warm friends who grieve to hear OF his
death. The funeral will be held Friday
at p. m. at 334 South Thirteenth street
the residence Of B. F. Cowdery, his only
surviving child. We take the foregoing
from the Lincoln Journal OF Thursday
last. Mr.. Cowdery lived here many
years before he moved to Lincoln, and
was held in high esteem by those who
were intimately acquainted with him.
Friends here sincerely mourn with the
bereaved son.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

Nov that we are likely to have .
good many bananas by reason OF our
increased and increasing territory, it
may be we'll enough to know, as Crich-
tom Campbell says: Baked bananas are
the ideal food for nervous people and
anaemics; also for brain workers.
learned their great power to sustain
mental effort, in India. have subsist-
ed for years entirely on baked bananas,
and after adopting the diet they unfail-
inely build up and gain flesh"
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20


b. & NJ. TINE TABLE
useola. Beaver.
Omaha. Helens,
81. Josreh. Salt Lake City.
kanAaa (tty. Portland.
ST. Lesi. saa all pOints San Hranelsee aad all
east aaA ssath. ps1sts west.
TRIMS DEPART
Ne. u Passenger, daily except Sunday. s:lO a. m
No. 81 Accommodation, daily except
TRAINS ARRIVE.
. No. q Passenger. daily except Sunday. s!S p m
No. 81 Accommodation. daily except
sunday l-Sc y. IL
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

j. Cleve Scott returned last Sunday
evening from his sojourn at Key West,
Florida, says the Central City Nonpa-
reil. He says it is too hot for him there,
and that the yellow fever is too anxious
to make a fellows acquaintance. 1t
takes from two to three months for a
nOrtherner to become acclimated to Key
West, and the chances are that at this
time Of year he won't last the two
months out. Cleve says Nebraska will
be very satisfactory residence place for
him for awhile now, while he cools of
from his Florida trip
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

0A0ToR3A.
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The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

The candidate who is to be named
for state senator from this and Platte
counties should come from this county,
but SO far We have heard of no one who
is asking for the nomination. 1t is i'm
pOrtant that the republicans should
elect their candidate as well as the rep
resentative and the Sun sincerely hopes
that strong man may be placed in
the field. A United States senator is to
be chosen by the state legislature this
winter to succeed Allen and he should be
a republican. We are certain to elect
Dan Nc Leod and if the right man is
nominated stand a good show Of getting
the senator also. So bring on your can
didates.-Schuyler Sun.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

One of Platte county's former citi-
zens, Jchn T. Mallalieu, late superin-
tendent OF the Industrial school at
Kearney, has been sued by the state,
suit being commenced by Attorney Cen
eral Smyth in the district court OF
Buffalo county. His bondsmen are in-
cluded, the sum asked Of them being
S4,4583S, with interest at per cent
from February l, 1897. This matter has
been before presented in THE JOURNAL.
The claim is that Mr.. Mallalieu convert
ed this to his own use
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

Thomas CyrOtt OF Norfolk hired a
faithful old horse at the livery stable and
drove the poor beast to death. A just
judge fined him Sl5, which with the
costs amounted to 1885. If anybody
could tell the old steed that he was actu-
ally worth S2S, he would rest easy in his
grave. So says an exchange. This story
concerning one Of the very many horses
that have died through abuse, If properly
applied by every man who reads it; to his
own treatment of dumb animals, will be
worth great deal more than any sum Of
money mentioned because it will tend to
make men kinder and more considerate
not only Of mans quiet helpers, but also
Of his fellow-men. The brutal-minded
man is sure to show his brutality.
There is no doubt but Senator Allen
is making strenuous efforts to succeed
himself. OF course he would like tn
have state representatives and senators
elected that would be favorable to him.
self, and his law partner, w. e. Reed of
Madison, has been around looking after
the prelimlnaries. Two years ago re-
publicans elected F. P. Prince repre-
sentative Of Madison county, and it is
very doubtful il thelpopulists this year
can elect a man. 1t is learned that a
former law partner Of Senator Allen, T.
F. Memminger, is talked Of. Our re-
publican brethren across the border
would do we'll to nominate Prince, and
let the pair make school house canvas
OF the county. This 10 arepublican year.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

On motion the report Of the committee was
accepted and ordered fled.
Sup'r Wigsins notified the board that the in
surance on the court house building and fixtures
therein expired on July lst last and that he had
caused the came to be renewed in the sum of
s.. 10000 for term Of i've years.
On motion Of Sup'r Olson the action Of Sup'r
Virgins was ratified by the board.
All bills on file were now referred to their re-
spectivs committees.
Board now adjourned until . o'clock a.. m.
tomorrow.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

Editor Swallow Of Humphrey and
Editor Duffy, also Of Humphrey, resi-
dent at Columbus, had a brush Saturday
in this city over matters between the
Duffy Sons of Humphrey and Mr.. Swal-
low in the conduct OF their respective
publications. Blow about was struck
for several rounds. but no serious dam
age was done by or to either combatant.
The Journal enters protest against
outside publishers Juggling their troub-
les into Columbus. which certainly has
newspaper entanglements enough of it's
own.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

The silver republicans held con-
vention here Saturday and selected the
following delegates to the state conven-
tion to meet at Lincoln, August 2: H. J.
Hudson, J. B. Geitzen, T. r. Clark, F..
H. Gerard, R. B. Thompson, A. Emberg,
NJ. Bloedorn, John Schmocker, Thad.
Stevens and o. II. Graham. Thompson
was selected as float committeeman
from Platte county and Gerard a COM
mitteeman to confer with COlfax county
in regard to state senator. William
O'Brien (democraD was nominated for
county attorney. o. S. Moran demo
craft was nominated for representative.
1t is always gratifying to know that
Nebraska soldiers are behaving them
selves as they should. The Daily Times,
Chattanooga, gives this little word pic
ture OF scene after pay day: "Here
comes a group Of gay New Workers, la
Bowery flavor, sweeping everything be-
fore them with their staggering, I-own-
the-earth, you-keep- of f-the-grass air.
Following them is a squad Of quiet, un-
Ostentatious little fellows whose insignia
indicates that they belong to the Second
Nebraska; unlike those in front of them,
they are decorous, promptly give way
for ladies to pass, and are considerate
of the rights of other pedestrians.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

THURSDAY .. m.. July u. 1S9s.
Board met as per Adjournment at O'Clock,
entire membership Of board present.
Tire minutes Of the afternoon session Of July
l2;h and the forenoon session of july 18th.
1873, were read and approved.
The proposition submitted by the Irrigation
company at the afternoon session Of yesterday
was taken up ard referred 70 a special e5m-
mittee. consisting Of Supervisors Liseo. Eecher
and Virgins
Recess taken for committee work until
O'Clock this afternoon.
Thursday p. N. July L. I5se
Board met q O'Clock, all members being
present.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

Moved by Sup'r Olson that the report Of the
committee be accepted and that the county st-
| torney be directed to furnish this board by 9
O'CLOCK Il m. tomorrow. his written opinion as
to whether said Irrigation Co. has the right to
che use Of the public highways for the purpose
Of conveying water along and upon said high
ways. Motion carried.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

Board met pursuant 10 adjournment at
o'clock a. NJ, the chairman. clerk and entire
board present.
County Judge Il. ID. Robson and q. W. Phil
lips, county clerk, submitted Il report OF the
fees earned In their respective Offices for the
second quarter Of 1888, which Was read anu or
dered filed.
The Columbus journal., 1898-07-20

The Cedar Rapids Outlook OF last
Friday says that Mr.. and Mrs. W. A.
Gibson have a very sick child with
cholera infantum, but there is still hope
Of it's recovery and that Francis, the
little son of Mr.. and Ms. C. A. Perkins
who had been dangerously ill with the
same complaint, has taken a turn for the
better, and now seems to be slowly re-
covering.
We talked with q number of farmers
Saturday from different parts of the
county regarding the wheat crop. Opin
ions vary considerably. We found ons
man who said his crop was not damaged
at all. Others put it a half to three
fourths as large a yield as last year
There is no doubt that the yield per acrt
will be less than last year by considera
BILE. Blight OF an unusual kind is gener
ally given as the -Osceola Record
The city council some time ago de
termined on tearing down the old cit!
hall on Frankfort square, and using th'
material in the erection of anOthe
building. A committee is advertising
for bids and We suppose. it will not b
long until the rickety structure will b
removed and the cite it has been occu
pying seeded down to blue grass. Th'
committee also ask for bids for two stee
bell-towers to replace the wooden onee
The Fremont Tribune says that q
the coroner's inquest over the body o
James Foley, who was drowned in th
Platte river near North Bend two week
ago, it was shown that the man strucl
his head on the bottom Of the stream
He evidently thought the water was dee
when he prepared to dive in. His hea'
and face we're badly bruised. His com
panions would have helped him but the
thought he vas fooling under the vate1