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The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

m ediAR q IL IuIRtna Put,
1k TmnE. slsstsd = npx.sent thin
d1tns< IN ths stats legialaturs The eum-
ing to ysan, bad snms<hin4 PLEASANT
to ~ 70 h1 political opponsnss st
FanGtnn, Who. hs sayk, ~iaid asids thar
party Prsj1d6eo md s.ss - such loyal
snpPnrk" N. Wonse.r. a ths Silver
Crssk dm@ vho has bs0 IN ths legs
IssnrA, msv What d.6.at ~ TIN fall,
6br b ~ . enndidnts 1nr onGra0 and
failed N tho n0minatioa, TIN Q eandi-
dass 6or MRF1ssntstiva. and t.ilsd IN
The s1setinn. and h has this to ~, and
thsss =. hun h1 ssandPoink . great
dsal q truth m il: That = very nice,
Brn TAnnH II maks % I'D sood 70
- yUa I'D good We dnnt wish to
~ anything to hurt your fsslineA But
jWe q down 70 Lincoln, do your duty
lin . little nan and than - how il
VII b. Bro. Tanner, would you hks
. httis frisndly advice from . gray
hsadsd old sinnar Who has turned
trick q tvo? Yo did you says Well
hers Il IL Go to Lincoln next winter
and STIR up the animAlA Make them
shrek and ruar That VIII please ths
psopas Tor they delight in The spscta-
cular. Whsn yoa shall have made the
animals sssl your power and they crinee
benesth your lash, quietly make mp with
them while The people do not 80 you
and than lick than some moro. Lay On
6sreely, but not 70 hurt. Thsn vhsn
you eoms home thsy viii not follow you.
The people vii love you You can pay
your mortgage and build you q house
tor your vife and the kids, and then 60
hack again 70 repeat the process But
II yoa shnaid fight the brutss unrslsns-
mgiy to the end, pound them into the
earth and make them sore, after two
yean they vii come up to Nance county
and attack you viciOusly while the peo-
pie VIII admirin2iy l0ok on and never
know Why they have encompassed your
defeat. and then you can indulge In
sombef reilsctiOus ON the old saying
that virtue u its oWu reward"
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23
1a..-d 2e-ti.--

Bsy Marsyn v.sdown frum Hunphrvy
Sunday.
NJ En;-Ss mt .o G-
Saturday.
r, vo,.au iii .,.,.s r..,..
ne hou.
vr;,.,I,
-
.'AAA
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II. and AnA hem AAif a koik
county vs vZ5ots In tns oty
J. C. FiIlman has besn speading ths
past too weeks at his farm near Albioa-
,Gr u,E..1.;,a-
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The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

-Oehlrich Bros. and Sheldon Son
made the record run Of tram Of cattle
from this city 70 Chicago, making the
entire distance IN u hours and IS
minutes. from loading here To unloading
In Chicago Mr. Oehlrich was. OF course.
familiar with thus end of the road. but
with the Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul
portion OF 1t, he had 20 oexperience before
this trip. and he was very a9reeably SUI
prised by the tirst-ciass equipment and
management N every noticeable particu-
lar. He readily expresses the general
opinion IN regard so the Chicago, Nil
waukee i St. Paul.
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

HoSorCLu. II. L.
G--S-- r.. .

HoSoLELu. Il. L
Sunday, Nov. 8. 1888.
DEAR BRorHKR--We got orders last
night 10 have everything packed and
ready to board the transport Arizona
tomorruw before O'Clock and then
leave for Manila The Senator and Va
lencia left here Wednesday last. and the
Ohio viii leave with US tomorrow. We
are 20 overtake the other boats. and the
Arizona Is TO be the flag ship Of the feet
We have had a very nice time while
here. N Honolulu. and are better pre-
pared for the Philippines. as We are now
more acclimated.
Fred Strong. a painter Who worked
for J. c. Echois. Is IN the hospital and
very sick with fever.
Love 70 all.
FRANK c. TURNER.
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.


largest and pest and located h
i Olive.
building
members bought the making
buildings
Jaeggd
present a
The membership numbers 1
half months j. Chase
c.
z1m ".
Nay.
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ageon and valued as $500
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

See the Midway
There .s no place Ike home.
H. F. Meierz for photographs
Come to The JocRNAL nfice for sale
bile.
DIR. Nsumann, dentist Thirteenth
street Il
judge Harris Of Madison vas In the
city Saturday.
Weather Monday too active for coal
dealers teams
Danger sometimes suddenly ripens
boy into man
Try Foster 4 Smith Lumber Co for
hard and soft coal
John c. Sprecher OK Schuyler was
Il the city Saturday.
DR.. l. c. voes. Homeopathic physi-
cian. Columbus. Neb.
M Watts is AGAIN around after bus
short spell OF sickneA
-Dra Nartyn and ueer were called
70 Humphrey Saturday
We can get for you any newspaper
or magazine you may WISH
Born. Thursday morning last 70
M William RAgstz- soc-
Jalirs Phillips Of Genoa wzs N the
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23
Mrs. ]. G. Rssder and Mn r. T.

Mrs. J. G. Rssder and Mn r T.
Page delightfully."- entertained the LADIES
Musical and Cecilian club Friday atssr-
nOon at the home Of Mrs. Reeder. Each
guest vas gwen blank programs 70 bs
filed out by themselves. Mss Lor.
Becher furnished the music for the first
half Of the program twelve numbers,
which consisted OF short passages from
popular music The second part v.s
sketches from classical music and vas
played By Nm. DR.. Geer Misses Mary
Henry, Grace Gerard and Pearl Mos
grove guessed the most numbers correct
ly and upon drawing, Mis Gerard
received first prize. handsome yoiums
OF Tennyson's poems. Niss Nosgruvs
taking picture Of st. Cecilia. a. second
prize
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23
COLUMBUS MARKETS.

No hesltalis- u MS nouse aae ne
No patent substitute for ROWING
M Clubs N -vinS. nor Aoy rnI0g
Like that "a keep ms muscles grow,o8-
He aws and splits the kiaciiag wood,
To slS- me assas- sariy rfses.
Brings ID the GOA. the noble SOU
And IN rms way ne exercise
Boston Courier.
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

-Conssipasior means the accunula-
tion Of waste matter that should Be dis
charged daily. and unlsss this u done
the foul matter Is absorbed and poisous
the system Use HERBINE To bring
about regularity OF the bowels. Prics
80 csa. DR.. A. Heintz 4 Pollock 4 Co.
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

If you have sore throat. soreness
across the back or side. or your lungs
feel sore or tender. or you are threatened
With diphtheria or pneumonia apply
BILLIARDS. SNOW LINIMENT exter-
nalty, and use BILLIARDS. HORE-
HOUND SYRUP. Dr. 4 Heintz <
Pollock L Co.
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

For sale. or exchange for r1al estate
near any 1--we town IN Nsbf1aha, l6O
acres. 50 acres under culfivatloc. house.
barn. etc. Six miles east and 2 miles
north Of Columbus, and 4 miles from
Benton seaflou.
A purchasR VII b Eiv.n long time
Tor paymast, II dmrsd For tsrms. ap-
ply - IAnna Z Co. u
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

A telegram from Genoa 70 the Oma-
ha Bee. last FRIDAY says Robert Pot
Ter, student at the Indian Industrial
school at Genoa. v1s accidenraily shot
and instantly killed BY another ssudent,
Willie Cox The boys were playing
with pistols. and Willie Cox had a q
caiiber revolver. he discharged the
contents Of one barrel into the body Of
his victim. the bullet taking effect N
the left breast. ranging downward and
coming out at the right hip The boys
dspersed, leaving the body On tn
ground, md e ~ mt diseUvsFsd 6uR
0Vkl hD1rA
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

W j. Farris. ex-sneri1 OF Boone
county, completed the joo OF plasssrin2
the new roors IA the school house last
Saturday, and started with Jas Rankin
for his home in the eastern part Of the
county, about Ave O'Clock IN the even
ING. On the way Hr. Far-is suddenly
became deran9si, declaring ne vas gong
70 Omaha. got out Of the buggy and
started OF afooe. Hr Rankin persuaded
hum 70 get back INTO the buaxy by say
ing that he would take him 20 Omaha
and tha: hs could ride faster than he
could walk II is hoped that the mensal
trouble of Nr Farms Is only a Temporary
alteration, and tha: he VIII soon be all
night aeain He vas heard 70 complain
Just before hestarted from Cedar Rapids
Of a severe PAIN n hn head.-AIbion
Argus.
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

For burns. cuts, bruises. L2cer.tsons.
or injuries Of any disruption, BAL
LARDS SNOW LINIHENT 10 sover-
eian remedy. II never fails 20 do good.
and 20 promptly that IT. wonderful cur
alive properties frequently create sur
prisa Pfics > and 80 eta Dr.. A.
Heintx 4 Pollock 4 Co.
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

The entertainments, ETC., gwen for the
purpose of raising money for use Of the
Sisters hospital In making needed i'm
provements. sewerage and vaterworks,
were held at Maennerchor hall and we're
attended by crowded houses each Of the
three evenings and netted very close to
eight hundred dollars. Without distinc-
ton Of political party, al that patrunized
the fair we're sound money people. -
there was not false coin In the entire
number of contributions or sales.
Those who heard the lecture of Rev.
Father Gleason OF South Omaha, upon
"reminiscences Of his travels IN the Orient
missed a rare treat indeed BE 10 IN
unusually interesting word-painter. and
the lecture was highly appreciated by
those present
The Maennerchor and the Columbus
orchestra furnished several music unm-
bers. and hent lunch was served.
Thursday evening. the supper vas tbs
special feature besides the faIr.
Friday evening. the oyster supper and
the Ladies' Mandolin club
We give the result Of some Of the con-
tesla: The Ede board went to Louis
Lachnit; the cane to Bert SuIlman; 4
silver cake basket to Ars. Wagner; .
sofa pillow to Mrs.. Murphy Of R0gers;
two dolls to Afs. Carl Kramer; . tray
cloth to Vera Kramer; the large doll to
Mr.. Connolly; quilt to Hugh Hnehaa.
dou.ted back; q doll to Nm. Brsmer; a
ehrochsssd pillow to Mary Henegier; q
rocking chair to Eva Gregorius; . sofa
pillow to J. T. Dmneen; box Of bonbons
to A. & Miller: hand painting to Esthsr
johnson: handmade handkerchief to
Grace Fitzpatrick; silver spoons 10 Il
v. Uhomaa
500, Pretty good for ThanHo6erin9.
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

Infant mortality 10 something fright
ful- Nearly one quarter die before they
reach one year, one third before they are
five, and one-half before they are fifteen
The timely use OF WHITES CREAM
VERMIFUGE would ave a majority OF
these precious lives. Pr,ce . cts. DR..
A Heintz 4 Pollock < Co.
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

Stanley Eennsiz and Henry Sk1oapa
returned Sunday, and Fred. Gilmore of
Platte Center. Ar. Wiesun of FaIA City,
sceouPanied By Roy Johnson- returned
1ondsy from Hoanlnln- vhsrs, III but
Johnsun, vsre members Of Company Z.
and hxSe . thirty dGyI ick fnrinaeA.
HI. Hroupa gives Capt Kilian high
praise. nying he ~ The bsst eapeEn
thare: Wurh his men faithfully and val.
hut looks after their r.tions, tAer s3esp-
ing quarseA etc, N hct ss0 to thir
welfare. Ths remainder a the company
were On the transport AIi8ona. and had
not when thee In On the 9kh) vt slilsd
fk Hanila, bscsB fsvR I'D bru1s out,
md thsy v0e hald hack to - vhaE
vuald dsssaop, but thgy think thsy
pEuhnhly old q H. lokh
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

TIE JOURNAL believes tha. II u the
part Of wisdom for the friends Of the
soldiers at Manila and Oh the way there,
60 De as contented as possible with the
situation and make the best Of Il Those
Who are sick and cannot regain their
health there should De brought home OF
course. but those VINO are veil. should
take the situation az kindly "a they pos
sibiy can. There vii be more soldiers
sent: probably those who hare been
there. may be allowed TO come home.
when the others arrive or shortly there
after. These things depend upon the
exi2encies OF the service Nobody knows
what the needs vii be. We all hope for
the best. and that those Who wish may
come home soon-
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

The frst entertainment of the High
school lecturecourse vii be given by the
Western Star Concert company at the
opera house, December Sth-
This company comes with an enviabie
reputation From numerous compli-
mentary pres notices, from such papers
a. the St Louie Globe Democrat. Kan
sas City Star. Boston Globe, Chicago
Times-Herald and Chicago Tribune. they
are represented to be the equal Of any
concert company on the road.
Miss Dent u soprano Of rare talent
and u fast becoming one of the most
noted singers OF the west. Miss Cora
Apply 10 q most wonderful player on the
violoncello. The harp1t. Miss Smith. 10
all that could be desired. The reader.
Almond Ellsworth Palmer 10 graduate
Of the famous Emerson school Of ofatory
In Boston. He has for several years
been automatically received BY large
audiences In the chief cities Of the
United States.
J. FRANKLIN CAvKNT. CRAYoN ARTIST AND
L01CRXR
Happily styled The Young Frank
Beard" Mr. Caveny has added to his
own natural ability such training a. the
best art schools can give. His crayor
aketcAes are wonders Of revelation "a
one scsne u evolved from another.
Landsc1qe 10 instantly changed to
marine; daylight to moonlight; bleak
winter to the giories Of summer; dead
canvas to living pictures Mr. Caveny
has already become known a . siEescher
for current periodicals. and his humorous
~chaik talh" are Q whole show In them
osfvA
Saa1nu ticksEs VIII Be delivered the
latter paKt of thu Vesk and holders Of
the ame VII hsve m opportunity 70 ~
serve thsir seats Tor the ssaDon at Pol
locks drugstore SITTER u O'Clock, Satur-
day Ssason tickets may yet be secured
from members Of the senior cla8 or II
Polloeks drugstore On or before Dec g.
-Thafe Vas . bid fire at Amea, lx
mil0 ssst a Fremont Wednesday night
TAe large Stable of the Standard Cattle
company v1s Discovered On ire 1t about
midnight and ~ totally consumed
Tv0tyGx hesd of homes belonging 70
the company were m the building and
It y nportsd that al vere burned Ths
origin Il the fre n . mystery. The
building ~ al ablaxe vhen discovered
Ths axuetne ~ insured for 500 and
Va penhably worth u.m Thers v.s
II - ovnsa b H ennBany.
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23
ALL HANDS

unite IN pr.isins the besuty and superi-
or merits Of the Majestic stoveA Every
improvement that 10 shown u the new
stoves for -9e" are combined IN ehs Ma
iestic. We have . splendid assortmsns
Of parior stoves. cook stoves. steel ranges
and Round Oaks to choose from. and
our prices are away down
seuvlR { ElsToa,
Eleventh ST. Columbus. Nsb.
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

The following, received at the War
department., Warrington, vii be OF IN
terest to al friends Of the Nebraska
soldiers:
MANILA, Nov. 19-Adjufant General
Washings0u: Following deaths SINCE
lase report: November L. Jay A. Smith
private. Company G. First regiment.
South Dakota, apopiexy following ma
larial fever. ORE
The War department. officials say that
the report showing such small death
rate among % many soldiers n extreme
ly gratifying and indicates an improved
condition AZ Manila That only one
deafh should occur IN 1000 soldiers IN
. week or tn days u very surprising.
Ths department believes there has been
Q Waat mpEuvsuneut IN the hsalth Con-
difiu0 u II Ri6DPinA
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23
ANOTHER sHoRr MANILA LETTER

DEAR FoLKs-You need not worry
about POISONOUS reptiles. for there are
none around here. They are back II
the mountains and around the svampe.
. Our mail weighed thirty tons.
and the home-sack boys were very glad
TO get hold Of their snare. I was as
glad a boy with a new toy. The boys
ssnd regards. Boo Smith SAYS 10 men,
ton his name.
This morning, Oct = comes the news
that We 90 home the first Of November,
% good bye. CHAs- I. MINER
along with Charles letters comes a
proRrama 70 -Circo Filipino" the e1er-
cises closing with @Pantomima-
The Columbus journal., 1898-11-23

Tor pren0ent u If were u0ANimOuaty
sendered him; that he has no de.ire tos
the position.
BY invitation Of the Eastern Star OF
Genoa several Of the ladies here attend
ed special meeting Of the chapter u
that city Fnjsy evening. An elegan,
bsnquss v1s served and al are very en-
thuGastie over their reception. Those
Who vent up were: Nesdames Ssir0
Carlow, Hernck, Rasmu0en. Giuck
Schroeder, Coolidge, Mr. and Nm. For
and M Alexander.
-Thousands Of men and women suf.
Ter from piles. especially woman With
female weakne8 have this suffering e
contend with IN sddition to thsir 9TH,
palma TABLERS BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT VIII quickly s6sct Q eurs
Pncs. 50 CT. m bottles. tubs Is csa
d.. A. Hsinfx & Pollock 4 Co.
Tn CoLr0cs JoC1xAL b. eum-
plimsntazy vrits-up ef Mn jane Norsa
tmoeher Of Jsmss Northl still rsridma
there. 1t ths ase of - yearA Har hm.
band ~ frusen to dssth during bin.
x1rd N the winter Of 1851, near vhesu
Psqlli0n u nov locstsd Tn Joc1xA1
vN 0yA, She = N honor 70 our euun.
E0s pin0ser hdy.-Funoat Hzald
Every city ha plsnty oe sxzmplsu
showing how 4au dsalsEs IN III kind
of mHchande haye nads thsir busi.
na8 sacu8 By masD a nsvspapes
advsrsmG TAhe w. space yua en-
a&urd contrast b tha YEN, v.scA Il
change ths naf4R Gv9y vsek, md you
vn sooa nssd nma roua fr yuur ssorx
nd -Qs n t. p@ J16a
90 sdssg vM dsssan4oya0m.
tlo bnnn8 tAak - Q EiuhE - 0int-
WOk1 AASW111I.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-11-05
School d ote0.

eASktk WILSON AND IVA BoNNINo, EDIToRs.
School vas dismissed Thursday after
noon that teachers and the older pupils
might attend the funeral of Mr.. Regli.
The rally Wednesday evening was
thoroughly enjoyed by the school boys.
mere were others, too, whose heavy eye
nd' told of late hours ON the following
day.
ouf school room decorations are now
nearly complete with the exceptions Of
widow flags which are forth coming.
The frames Of autumn leaves made by
LILA Swift for our pictures If Commo-
uofe Dewey and General Milea arc great
ty admired.
Ihe recent coronation of the young
queen of the Netherlands was the topic
assigned for Fridays composition work
Alonzo Price spent an afteraeon with
Us this week.
Tue November calendars are suggestive
VI the Thanksgiving season.
we are planning An afternoon in which
" 10 aoner to the heroes Whose pictures
<'ace our school room walls.
a. nsVlng finished Al exhaastige study oi
,hs view England states, the members oi
-. ae a geography class are making soave.
n, oookiets with . map Of these states
o,;,. .ae cover. They are taking gresl
r.u M. 70 make these both useful And orna'
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-11-05
GENERAL NEWS.

The Duke Of Westminster has
offered $4,000 for the famous stall
lion Ormonde.
Many Spanish officers in Havana
have applied for positions in the
United States army.
. The president has issued the an
nual thanksgiving proclamation,
setting apart Thursday, November
Oath as the day to be observed.
North Carolina Democrats pro-
pose to adopt state constitutional
amendment DISTINGUISHING negroes
provided they carry the election
this fall.
Advices from Hawaii intimate
that the people of the islands ex'
pect a delegate in Congress, With
rights to debate and vote on ali
measures.
It 10 authoritatively reported that
the only question remaining to b
settled by The Paris Peace Commits
sions 10 that of compensation to
Spain for tho Philippines.
The war investigation commits
sion concluded the work OF 1T
Southern tour Oct. 31st and went
direct to Washington city. They
will inspect Camp Meade next.
Admiral Dewey 10 expected e
arrive ia San Francisco from Ma
Mia about tho Let Of Decenber
He is interested in several mining
enterprises on the Pacific coast.
After . Coroner's inquest, during
which Jim Mackie and Luther Sui
Ivan implicated each other ia tn
murder Of Mrs. Atkinson at kepub
! lican Church, Edge6eld Ccsaty, >
q. both men were shot to death o.
the enragsd people Of the neaghoor
hood.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-11-05
IDAHO NEWS.

Wheat lS selllng AZ GrangeVllle,
in Idaho county, for 80 cents per
bushel.
Idaho fruit has received it's just
measure of credit by the board OF
awards of the Transmississippi ex-
position. Thirteen awards Of med
ais were given the exhibit there |;
four gold medals, six silver and
three bronze. The medals are
awarded for the excellency of the
display. for the superior quality Of
the fruits and for the individual
kinds.
On recommendation Of Senator
shoup, Edward E. Gurrett, son Of
the late Hon. I. w. Garrett, has
been appointed receiver of the Boise
land Office, to fill tho vacancy
caused by the death of his father.
Mr.. Garrett looked after the work
of the Office during his fathers
long illness. His experience in this
| special line of work coupled with
bis general clerical ability qualities
him for the reponsibls duties of the
Office.
| Mr.. Garrett is perhaps the young.
est man in the United States hold
ing such position, he being but %
Mrs. Ada Merritt, editor of the
Idaho Recorder, says:
There are A nominees for county
Offices and each one thinks he i
going to be elected if he can only
capture the ladies' votes. We viii
give some of them a little pointer
which is that they need not think
they can buy q woman's vote will
q pound of candy or package o
gum; nothing less than new dress
or a new hat will be effective.
0nsr For Bunslo Hamp.
| Negotiations are pending between
H. A Cohn. representing Captain
| De La Mar, and the owners of tn
celebrated Buffalo Hump mine IL
Idaho county. Mr.. Cohn, it is said
FIRST offered 100000, but the own
ers wanted 81 ,25O,OO0. Concession
were made on both sides until tn
offer was 100000 and the pric
asked was 100000. They coul'
get no nearer together, and MI
/, Cohn left. Some of the owner
were willing to accept the offer, on
others would not.
! There is an impression that MI
Cohn will renew negotiations afte
consulting bis principal, but it
said the British-American Explora
ton company is after the propert
! and may secure it. This propert
is entirely undeveloped, beyond
few prospect holes.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-11-05
AN IMPORrANr DIFFERENCE.

To make it apparent to thousands,
who think themselves i'll. that they
are not afflicted with any disease.
but that the system simply needs
cleansing. is to bring comfort home
to their hearts, as costive condl-
ton is easily cured by using Syrup
of Figs. Manufactured by the Cal.
ifornia Fig Syrup Co. only, and
sold by all druggists.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-11-05
A Sure Sign of Group.

Hoarseness in child that 10 subject to
Group is sure indication of the approach
of the disease. If Chamberlain Cough
Remedy il given ~ soon a. the child be-
comes hoaxse, or even after the croupy
cough has appeared, it will prevent the
attack. Many mothers who have croupy
children always keep this remedy At hand
and find that it saves them much trouble
and worry. It can always be depended
upon and is pleasant to take. For sale
by Lewis, Lemon 3 Co., druggists.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-11-05

The trans Mississippi and inter,
national exposition closed q =
o'clock Monday night. The closing
hours of the enterprise were toe
most brilliant in the history OF tne
FIVE uoonths' exhibition. 1t is es'',
m.ted that Is, 600 people crowded
the Trounds On the closing day
The exposition vas . financial sue
cess, something over S4oOUc g
manning to be divided among tne
stockholders. The highest pumoe'
Of people in any one day "a: .nt
openiag day Of tho peaee Juo'lee
vben President Mckinley spoke
os.7ss persons bsing present o.
that oeeasion.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-11-05
FROM NEW ZEALAND.

Reefton, New Zealand, Nov. %, '96.
I am very pleased to state that
since l took the agency of Chamber
lain's medicines the sale has been
very large. more especially Of the
Cough Remedy. In two years |
have sold more of this particular
remedy than Of all other makes for
the previous five years. As to its
efficacy, have been Informed By
scores of persons of the good results
they have received from it. and
know its value from the use OF II in
my own household. It is so pleas
ant to take that we have to place
the bottle beyond the reach Of the
children. E. ]. 6cANTLEBURY..
For sale BY Lewis, Lemon q Co.,
druggists.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1898-11-05

Snow fell Thursday morning to
The depth of little more than an
inch. 1t had all disappeared by
night. Yesterday morning snow
fell again, but by noon the warm
rays of the sun had melted it. The
weather generally during the week
has been perfect as an ideal spring
day. Talk about Italian skies
they are not nearly so bright ~
Idaho skies even in November.