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The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

friend niss Hattie Rem. w. Schupbsch
accompanied her there.
Hn. Wuetrich- and Mrs. John
Schmooker passed part OF last week
with the Horst family at Madison and
With other relatives at Norfolk.
Hr. and Nm. d. II. Bailey and two
cons OF Chicago arrived hero Friday and
sre tho guests Of John Graf and family.
Nm. Bailey 10 . sister Of M. Graf.
Mn. G. A. Woosley and daughters
Misses Maud, Violet and Martha, return
ed homo Saturday from IN extended
visit to relatives in Eureka, Illinois.
As. Buhlman and two daughters
Misses Kate and Celia, Who have been
visiting The family Of Albert Stenger,
lett Monday for San Diego. Californis.
Editor Howard returned last Wednes-
day from Hot Springs, South Dakota.
He was obliged to return sooner than
had beso planned, On acoount Of sicknesa
Hiss Anna Brodfushrer returned Sat-
urday from Cornles where che visited
her brother George and family. Miss
Lulu went up Monday to remain few
days.
Nm. l. Hohl and daughter Miss Clara
returned Friday from Chicago and were
The guests Of Mn. i. 0luck until Satur-
day when they went to their homo in
Albion.
Mn. Gus Krsuse and two sons, Homer
and Claude started today, Tuesday, for
their homo in Dsll Rapids. South Dakota,
after . visit Of several weeks with rela-
tives here.
Mn Mary Harmsr Of Chioago visited
her mothse; Nm Tbchudy, two weeks,
leaving for her homo Lest Thursdsy.
This b The Arst trip homo Nm. Harmer
has made for nine yearA
Jess Becher arrived Sunday from
Minneapolis for . weeks visit at homo.
He 10 chief clerk in The auditors odice
Of The Psvsy Grain Co. Gus Beoher, jr,
i also with The same company.
Nm. J. b. 0istzen went to Sioux City
Wednesday to b The guest Of Nm Hale.
From there shs viii 20 70 Colfax Spring.,
Iowa, whsee 1f. 0istxso u taking Q
course oe treatOeot for rheumatism.
Nm. Bert Psesing and children of
Albion Wero in town Friday On their way
70 Seattle, Wellington, TO make their
future ho0a Thsy WIT fsw days in
Osotsal City bsCoce going farther west.
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Personal
N en- TION

Il. w. Lehman Wa0 "a Omaha VISITOR
Friday.
Will Hsnslsy visited in Grand Island
last week.
J.F. Belford was in Ooonse Last week
on business.
liss Inez Nash OF Monroe il visiting
Mn. A. e. Natsoo.
Mn. Ernest Dussell went to Omaha
Friday to visit few daya
Miss Nellie Flynn Of Norfolk is tho
guest Of her aunt Nm. Marx Burke.
Nm. Lulu 0eitsen returned Thursday
from six weeks visit at Tilden, Neb.
@. W. Jens, . prominent business man
Of Humphrey, w in tho city Friday.
Nels johnson Of Omahs vas visiting
his brother Carl few hours Monday.
Min Lucy Haywood Of Lincoln i tho
guest OF her cousin, Nm. J. G. Rssdsr.
Mn. A. J. Smith went to Omaha Fri
day, called BY tho sickness Of her sistee.
Nrs. g. w. Hulst and con George Of
Omaha are visiting Garrett Hulst and
family.
Nn r. K. Strother and Mias Lena
KlauGe Vefe in Monroe lest Wesk visiting
ffie0ds.
Nis Nell Sumner OF Fullertoo vaethe
guest Of friends hero Friday on her vay
to Lincoln.
Nm. g. E. Baker returned Last Friday
from . two wesls' WIT with parents In
David City.
liss Bessie Townsend returned Mon
day to Omaha aftse . Wit to Mn
Aasjosy Stevsnsoo.
Nm. Berths Wsllmsn of Schuyler
returned homo Thursday, after . shoet
whit With G.a Win Hagel.
e. ". North came up from Omaha
Saturday aftsenooa for . shot Wit with
relatives, returning Sunday.
Niss Anna Gan returns homo this
vssk from Fremont whers Ghe has bssa
attending Commercial college,
I1Dss Masguseits, 6tslls and Kath.
arino Bechee returned TAuEoday from
Ooahs vhsee thy visited relatives
Frank Morgan, nephew a. r. T.Walkse,
i visiting h Oolumb1s. 1r. II. = slaw
stndsnt q the univsfity oe Wisconsin.
Mn Ollie Mol9rovs of Valparaiso, .
former Oolumbss young lsdy, i ths
guest Of Efse Beuegse and othsr ftisnda
Mn Anna Lamb oe platts Osatse vas
To guest q Mn Louise Davio Monday
o. hse return homo from Laeanis, Wyo
llr. md An 0soeve Winslov, who
oomo 70 atte0d IL funeral q thsif
father b. Z Wins3ow, win rstasn ho0e
70 Holt county today.
Mn Hsdvig6shnpbaeA went 70 Dsyid
City Friday 70 Wit . lev days With hse
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1sRlblisaa County Csavatisa.

Rspahaiesa voters q Platte county, Neheaska.
- hseshg notifsa 70 msst h tAsir respective
psseinses aad vasds O. saturday. AnsaA 6h.
lea. fFoa 2 p. N. to o. n. for the poFpose of
ssaacting dsaeG.tes TO tie coaaty coaventSoo. to
b I'D at P1atts Csotss. On saturday, Ang1a
lsGh. lSos. It I O'Clock. p. N, a that day. to
choose dslssatss 70 the republican state coovso-
tioa, and dslsgstss to The rspablioan jodicial
ooovsaEioa, olh judicial district Of Neheaska.
Soe to fasthsr parposs q nominatins candi-
daGss for coanfy j1dse. county cleek. county
tssasasss. shssi6. coanty superintsodsat of
scAools. coanGy asssssoe. clssk Ct the district
ooart, ooanGy cogonse. county survsgoe. and for
sacA other basiness - nay come bs6ose the
oo0veotiOn.
Ths township mestinss vil also nominate
booal 06osFs.
The ssvegal peecincts viii b entitled to ono
asaagate for eacA Is votes and fraction thsee0f
esst Soe =. II. C0okinghan for county attorney
g IL November. noe, election and ono dslagais
6 laege anA viii have the following nnmbsr oe
0oanGO:
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

Tho city council nst in rsgular ses-
sion Friday evening. A petition 70 havs
Ninsessnth street between Olive and
Kummsr Graded was rs6eered to the
committee On stpssts and sradsa An
other petition requesting that . pile Of
lumber o. The lot recently occupied By
The Philipps building b condsnnsd and
caused to b removed. NJ ssesrrsd to
Tho committee On claims. George II.
Grub presented claim Tor . for poll
tax which b paid lase ysar aad which
he c3ains W. not due owing 70 The fnoe
that - NJ . member q ca Z, n. n. q.
The nattefv0 Eo0sGrod t0oomnittee On
c3aima Ths oonmittee On stsssts and
gradss reported On To petition 20 have
ths ditch O ths nosth lido oe Tsath
stsose from Wahingtoa svsa1s four
blooks sask Allsd; md rsoo@msodine
ths granting of to petition and ths
naking of Smother ditoh just soath oe
IL old ons md IN tAs peopse plaos Tor .
stssst gutter. Ths rspost vas adoptsd.
Oo0nittse On police rspafesd that IL
rspoets q IL ehisf q police md police
judge vseo 1oand tote eosEse4 and vses
aeuoPted Tho ooonittoe q pabfie
eoPsetyrseoaasod - ssjsoGioa of ~
peoposiiioa pesssnssd b a. Haints 70
ssplaee to Old are sessse lights b nsw
Nee1se iooandooeo0t lamps. A rsDo1a-
tioa W. odopesd 70 hsvs ". ". Whit
takse speinkle, d sdditioa % wbat
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12
WHY NOT MAKE EVERYBODY
RkCH(

Tho Inst plank a the 'rsoeganissd
popalist party, observes ths Onaka BsA
declares in favor q . aoosy, whether
stamped On gold, oliver a papsc, 70 b
coined and iss1sd enclusivsly by. ths
government md nsds Q tull. legal tsa-
der Tor Ill dsbta both pubic and psi-
vatA II money = . purely arbitrary
standard q valus and medium a sE-
change created By ths stamp oe The
eovsFnnsnt The Stamping, OF ratbse ths
ooinagA oe eold q silver money i .
stupid waste oe substance and energy.
II stamped papsr vill perform all tie
functioas oe money Why coin silver
dimes. qaastses, and dollars and gold
saglsa and double eagles. whso it y
just - sasy 70 stamp hundssd dollar
bills, thoasand dollar bills and ten thoa-
sand, q hundrsd thoasand notssl Why
vaste labor IN mining and ooining the
precious Dstals vhsa, The sovsennsot
printing machine can b set in motion
and stamp millions, billions and tril-
lions ct The nouinsl outlay Of muscle.
ink and paper!
II Tho 1at of Tho government creates
value, Why can't the government make
% Ill rioh and put IN end to The ever
lasting jsngle and turmoil between
labor and capital! Why can't every
man, woman and child b made Q
bloatsd capitalist BY The stamp Of the
eovsenmsnt, and Why should not tho
goveenmsot provide every citizeo with
all tho luxuries that can b bought With
money! What u tho use Of saving it
and earning bread BY The sweat Of ones
brow whsn tho stamp Of The govern
msot con transmute . pisOe Of blank
paper 1t it pleasure into . legal tender
that will exchange in tho markets Of
tho world for Ill tho products os the
farm and factory and Ill tho commodi-
tiss accumulated BY ages Of toll!
II Uncle Sam can really buy % Ill .
farm and transform at will tho cottage
Of To mechanic into palace. i it not
really criminal for him to keep % many
Of his nieoes and nsphsws, cousins and
sunts. striving With might and main
for paltry day wages? Why not usher
The millennium in at once inGtsod oe
keeping millions Of people waiting and
praying for tho time whea tho plow-
shares shall b changed into pruning
hooks, lambs viii slesp With lions and
humanity win b able to gratify every
ViGh?
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

Miss Eols Jones, daughter of NJ.
and Mn Lsvis Jones. ~ married
Th1ssday ct II O'Clock at tie hoos oe
hse parsots -four mills southwest oe
town, 70 NJ. Milton b. RoVen q Chsy.
soDs, Wyooiae. Ths eses0ooy ~
performed b. Rev. Kasek a Dunaaa.
Beenfs - osrsnooy Nm ltod H1n.
coasin of IL bsidA sang ths beautiful
song "Flssting Daya." Mn Frankie
Raadall a 0ibboo, Nehraska, played The
Nsudslssohn wedding march asthe beids
and groom, accompanied By Niss Hattie
Baker aad Weensr 0eAupbaeh, marched
to ths pas3osa TIE cscsmooy We pse.
formed in froat oe . bower a grssa end
white foliaea. and The sanseolor dseoFa-
tioos vsso ussd slaboeatsly IN oil tha
decorations about the housA The bride
vas bsautifully sttirsd In white. and
carried bride rossa The bridesmaid
also vore white and carried carnations.
After The cseemooy an excellent dinnez
W. ssevsd BY ths brides mothsr. and
the coapie left On a aftsenoon train fos
Beatrice, Nobeaska, 70 Wit The groomi
parsota Nr. and Nm. Powers viii b at
homo In Cheyenne otter September I,
where the groom = gagged in Tho cream.
cry business. Tho bride enjoys . wide
acquaintance here. having for several
years been . prominent tsacher in the
county. nr. R0vees W. formerly man.
ager Of The Duncan creamery. The best
wishes Of thsir friends 90 With them 70
their nov homo.
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

We had tho pleasure ono day last
week Of visiting John Dawson on his
farm ono mile west q Oeonss. Mr.
Dawson i progressive farmer and tho
improvements On his place are up-to-date
in hsving modern convsoisncss. In front
Of tho house, which i attraotivsly paint
cd, = . blue-g -gras lawn With . fsw flower
beds watsesd By system of watsrvosks
Of homo construction. An ics-honse
which i allsd With ice from largo pond
On The plaos, u the source of great CON-
tort during the hot sunmse months. A
long distanes tslsphone makes ooumuni-
cation With The cities . matter Of but .
feW minutes Tho Management Of tho
poultry department oe ths farm belongs
70 Nm. Dsvsoa Who undoubtedly has
ono oe tho largest 6ocls in this part Of
the country. In The 6ook ars Plymouth
Rock and Partridge Cochin chickens,
Toulouse esssa. several Mosoovy, besides
. number of to common ducks, turkeys
and white guinees. The Matching u
done BY means Of IN incubator which
proved vssy satis6sotosy this year. Mr.
Dawson takes great deal Of pride in his
hogs. hsving large number of veil bred
Poland -Chinaa Another feature Of The
farm - herd Of ono hundred and lifty
Hereford cattle. Tho epidemic pink-eye
hes broken out among tho cattle in that
neighborhood and about ninety Of the
herd ars afflicted with tho diseasa Mr..
Devson u milking Q number Of COWS and
uses . separator 70 do the skimmine
with. The hail storm which viaited that
vicinity in June totally destroyed the
wheat and rye crop. Some Of the oats
grew up again from tho roots and will
yield part Of . crop. Tho corn which
was cut down 70 tho ground looks in
splendid condition nov. All kinds Of
fruit and berries are . total failure
this year.
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

streets he now sprinkles, certain other
streets a directed by tho oversesr Of
streets. Peter ]. AcCa6rey appeared
before the council desiring 70 rent tho
quarter block south OF tho water works.
He also suggested the covering OF tho
old wells On the water works site. Tho
matter Wis referred to the committee on
public property and water works With
power TO cot. Bills were allowed to the
amount OF 8l,57396.
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

Nh. BRYAx now declares that The
democrats in 1Se2 played . oonhdeooe
game on the people and put . bunoo
stserer at The head Of tho party. xr.
Bryan was ono u the democrats Who
helped confidence tho people in 1892, but
b = apparently ready to admit that b
vas himself coulidenced - veil. II il
any wonder the people object 70 being
couRdenoed Omaha Bee.
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We dasire 70 s9prsD our sinesrs
thaakD - ftis1dG Who in many vsya
a1iseod - q tho time Of our bseeave-
Oook
M. n. r. WIHsI0W,
IN. - llns. C. J. 0AnI0W,
m - unA 0Do0e8 WrNsL0W,
M, 0Dooos 0uNoNpo.
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12
ADDITIONAL
.: LOCAL. =:

Tho Schuyler papers tell Q long story
about Hn Martha Vincent holding tho
fort at her residence on tho island in tho
Platte river, against county odicers. A
warrant for her arrest was sworn out BY
her former husband, whose life she had
threatened, but in trying to capture her
tho o@oers met With such opposition
that they were convinced the woman Il
insane. Sho u armed and tho oGicers
vere kept at good distance BY On up
lifted gun. Nm. Vincent has Q young
daughter with her, and friends fear for
her safety.
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10b 0ubscsiboeo Of the JooS-
nal:-Ploase leok q tho date oppo-
sato yoos ianD % IL WToppos oS
yooS Joasnal O - tAo 0os81n q
1ho Journal. Up % this dato. yoa1
suhoos1peiea - paid q seeoanfed
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=. ,. j. 10. Z.
Fan ploVing we'll under way.
slGand Mulloe" him Staok Rrnin.

Smith Hilliard went 70 Ocoooe Sun
day.
JeAa Toossk gave . party Sunday
niGAt.
0eoege Dfinnin Was visiting near
LsiGh Sunday.
Mn Sarah Fit8potfick visited tho
Quinn family Thursday.
Mn Ninns Ctesop oe Richland = tho
guest q Misses pleosie and Evelyn
Ofinaia.
0eoege Lewis has recovered from On
attaek a typhoid-posamoaia, otter .
6lago a 10 weeks
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

-THR JOURNAL vas unable 70 secure
The particulars in regard 70 tho death Of
II. n Window last week before going to
press, owing to tho fact that tho relatives
hero had not yet learned particulara
Mr.. Winslow had lett his homo in tho
northern part of Holt county. . vssk ago
Lest Monday mosninR, to haul . wagon
load Of machinery to nsighbor. About
three hours later be was found lying
dead in tho road, tho horses standing
quistly near BY. Tho faot that The
wagon had passed over tho body hes
caused relatives to believe that he had
fallen from TIE wagon under tho horses
fsst, thrown out By jolt in crossing .
dsep rut in Tho road. Contrary 70 rumor
Last week, it = not thoaght that hssrt
failure q apoplsxy vas tho cause Of
death. The remains wees brought to
Columbus Wednss1ay svsning and tho
funeral was conducted st tho rssidsoce
Of G. J. Carlow Thursday morning 1t 10
O'Clock BY Rev. Halssy Of tho Ptesbyte-
rian church. The pall bearers vsre n.
Whitmoyee, G. b. Shsldoo, 0eoege Scott,
w. I. Rickly, ii. Hughes and A. n. Post
Henry n. Winslow vas born Deoember
q, 1857, ct Putney, Vermont After
growing to manhood b became IN ex.
ts0sive dealer in 6ne cattle. He was
married August q, 10o2, to Mis Abbis
J. Ksndrick oe Heath, Massachusetts,
Who together With his soo George Of
Holt oounty, and daughter Mn. @. J.
Carlow oe this city, survive him. In 1876
b moved to Illinois and later came to
Platte county, parchasins . ranch noeth-
west Of town, living thsce about ono
year, otter which b moved 20 Tho city.
Two ysan ego b moved to Holt county
whsse he was living at the time oe his
death. 1R. Winslow vaD beloved By all
Who knew him and his Sudden taxing
away i mourned By III.
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

AIKx. Poser - tho first Indian pub
lishsr of . daily paper. Hr. P0ey hes
been Engaged in educational and literary
work Tor several years and hes recently
otartod ths Indian Journal at Eufaula,
Indian Territory.
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

Poland China Pigs, both sexes 5000;
A few not related to last years stock
312OO and $500 Also my herd Boar,
sired by Expansion.
fred WILLIE.
Four and . half miles northwest OF
Columbus, Nebr. r. F. ID. No. &
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

n Aaaseptss elected to The republican jodi-
I'D coovsot3oa, Sixth jodicial distsict q Ne-
hr>sar,. srs hseshg notified to msst In Colnob0s.
Nshe,sau, o. tas a DIV oe Ssptsnbss. No.. It :
o,eIock in ths afesenoon Of sid day. tor ths
parposs oe nooinaaing too ca.didafes foe DIS
exiot joAoss Of sid district.
The osvssal coanfiss aEo entitled 70 Eepcesen-
tneioa - follows. viz:
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

ALDsoN ID undergoing the greatest
building boom that it has experienced
Tor Q long while. There arc fourteen
rsaidenoss and two business houses
under construction, besides other addi-
tiana md rsnairs To buildinQa.
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

Monroe.
From the Republican,
Robert Neumeister Of Columbus Was
renewing acquaintances in Monroe Last
Friday.
George Mah0od was down from Pales-
tine last Saturday. He reports oonsid-
eeable damage in his locality from the
recent hail storm, but Gays the full
force OF the storm did not strike that
neighboFhood.
During the heavy storm Thursday
evening lightning struck the school
house and tore several boards OF the
roof and damaged the plastering. Sat-
urday evening bolt OF lightning burned
out the telephone in the bank. Tho
flash We very heavy and quite number
Of people thought some OF the buildings
on the north side Of the street had been
struck.
Lars Magnusson, father Of Oliver Nag
nusson, died at his home. three miles
west Of town, Monday, August 8 Mr..
1aQnusson was ono OF the early settlers
in this locality, having moved here in the
early seventies. He leaves . wife, two
sons and ono daughter TO mourn his losA
Tho funeral Was held Wednesday at the
Friends church and the interment was in
the Friends cemetery.
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BLACKSMITHING
Done on Short Notice.
LOUIS scHRelBeR.


11OTICE y AsssAV tAak ~ 1ollovine-1ansa
- :setlef has hlsd aoe6es q - inesoeioa e
thaf said proof viii b 4ods haBoeO elsRk a ths
district cooFt q Collnhas. ueAG.. a AlG1se n
M viz: Nary Dsosd. Tor ths n. ". = 0-l7n-3W.
II. 4 l7l12.
6ho names ths SolIovine vitnsssss 10 psovs
he1 co0tinno0s roGi6oneo Up00 cd e0ltiVaeioo
q said lad, yis: Rsese Llaa. JoAl k1sAiha.
And.sy 4osesk. Kasinie8 HosyA a0 q De-
e,a: NIB. VA 6sx9N
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ing item calls attention to tho value
derived BY that city from tho normal
school: ut doesn't take close figuring
70 tell how Fremont's normal school
benefits tho town. It 10 worth Q great
deal moro than many people suppose
II viii average thousand pupils year,
spending say $50 each. That makes
$4,000 . year OF businesa In addition
it supports faculty Of twenty teacher.
Many boarding houses also are depend
ent upon it and these mean . family for
each. And many families como to Fro
mont for the education Of tho children.
It all makes Q demand for houses and
increases rents and tho valueof property.
TSke tho normal school out Of Fremont
and it would leave visible hole in tho
town." Platte county and Columbus
have sent . number Of students each
year to Ffemodt who will now have 3D.
vantage Of Q school at homa
Mis- Fanny Geer, city librarian,
returns from attending . library school
in Iowa City, Iova, With many plans Of
improvement which she hopes to carry
out here. Ono Of Tho first which ahe
wishes tointroduce i tho Newark system
Of loaning books to tho patrons. Each
book has . duplicate card upon which
tho book u described. Each borrower i
given . separate number. In keeping
records OF books The adults and chill
drsn's cards are kept separate, and in
using thsoard system the librarian saves
. great amount Of time in writing out
cards. Tho Newark system i classed -
tho most successful now in uoeA l(isD
0esr says that Librarians at tho school
weee snthusiastie in psaiseo the success
oe our hbesry, not only in the progress
q patronage, but oe ths excellent choice
oe books and the neat finding list Dur
ing ths summer nonths thsrs srs not %
many books taken out, bnt ono month
last spring, 800 out of the HOO books On
ths shelves vsrs rsad By eitissns, vhich
= . remarkable pscosotaga Mn 0see
comes home enthusiastic for Q Carnegie
library, and hopes to create On interest
among or citissns to work for . good
building.
-Char3ss @. Bevseidge, the WELL
known Temperance worker Of Frsmoot,
Who be- frequsotly beea in Columbus
and veal acquainted with many oe our
otissos. died Sunday in E1oclsiue
6peingA No. He W. horn in 0sussso.
Ill, IN 1859. ao cane 70 NoheaGks vhsa
boy md for some time was farmer IN
6snndsss county. For ths last thirtssa
yeass 1r. Bsvsfides and his viSs have
devoted thsir entire tine to te0psesnoe
vosk andsr ths direction oe The national
peoAibitsoa oeganisatioo, holding NEST
ines in New E1gland, To laks statss
md ths soatA. Lat winter, vhile IN
Ts4aa Hr. Bsvseidee coatrastsd rAsa.
natisa and ~ obliged 10 give up Ii
vuek. Hi dsafh i thoaeAt 70 hsvo
bsea eanssd By hsart fsilurs. He ~
vsey peuoinsat n ths peuAihltioo party
and ~ chaifnan a The state central
committee Lase fall - ~ the pcoAi-
bftioa candidate Tor coaGEsD fto0 The
Third district Hs ~ veil knoWn
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

Tn OnGhs Nevs0ys: 1T sssns to
- ~ essssel inpssslioa snoag thoss
= positisa 70 know that thsss vil b
. electrical inteeufban railway n opee.
sGisa bsevesa Omaha, South Onahasnd
Nssoh bs1sss anothsr ysar rollsby. A
iiGAe q w between SoatA Ooahs md
NDeoln = practically oo0pasea. - il =
I'D 1T thsee aEo now but osvsn farm
- h H. saties district Who havs not
6gnsd . eoafsaet 1or . Sightoe-vay
thRo1gA thsif foRnA The work q par-
GhaiAg - Eighto toc-way i said 70 b
ua6se - direct saPseviii>a q z. O.
He'd eiSl eaginssr, loeatsd st Lincoln.
H ssgssssats an Akron, Ohie company
e GnQitalfsts Mo - desiGuos of baild-
hgt6 soeA"
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

A 13O0QO0O mortgage was fled recent
~ thecounty clerkis olIice st Pspillioa
b. the Omaha & Council Bluffs Street
Railway company. This mortgage u
Rivsn IN favor Of tho Genital Trust CON-
pany of New York and covers fifty three
pages Of the records. A recording fec Of
49Q3 Va received.
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

amoog those interested IN target shoot
ing . The Dominis" and bed shot IN
many state and national tousnasnsatA
Re vss Q mombee oe - Methodist
church. Ma Ftonoss Dsvssidg4 vho =
sscrsGasy of ~ seats psohibiti4 saa-
nittsA end one con, Pstse; BsvsEidga
survive him.
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12
.AU0usf II, 1907, Fulton's steamboat
made it. 6rst trip. August II, 1883, tho
int town election in Chicago va held.

0ovERxoR NIcKEY has named w. J.
Bsysa . ooe Of tho delegates to tho
Eafmess' International congress, which
neets st Niagara Falls, September p
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

llnA. JOuN Wns0N Of this state Who,
Win hsr husband, rscsatly returned
fto0 . trip to Dawson City, Alaska, i
said to bear tho record Of being the
o1dsst woman Who ever visited tho
KIoodike region. She u 60 years old
and hsr husband 79. The trip wss made
n search q . soo, from whom they had
bod - traoo Tor tWeoty-eight yeaEa
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

Tn stats department Of labor and
indns4rial statistics have Issued circulars
giving ths orop report for 1904 Platte
ooanty = accsedited with having N,766
asrss n vintsr wheat; 9yl79 acFes in
apsiag wheat; l224D corn; 67,7a2 oats;
ADl alfalfa and 386 millek We have
A11D hsod q cattls, and S6So4 hoga
Only thrss countiss surpassed % in tho
sunbse Of hogs raised,-Richardson,
Oaning and Cnstsf; The latter reporting
l2616 hsad. Holt county stands WY
ahsoa With tho cattle record, having
@6ll hsad, while Custer county leads in
tho greatest number oe acfes and best
yis1d q CON.
The Columbus journal., 1903-08-12

Tn sdjutant general Of Nebrasks he's
issuod an order calling for tho election
Of tvo majors, ono for the First and ono
Cor Tho Second regiment These aretwo
o0ess cssatsd By The reorganization Of
ths guard. OF tho First regiment, Cap
tain Phelps q Schuyler 10 . possible
candidate Tor tho commission.