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The Columbus journal., 1904-06-22
NOTICE OF sAI.k or REAL ngrXrE.

Notice = heeehU Given that IN pussaanos Of -
orlss q a. dislfsee court of Plate . osty, Ne
bgaokA. dolly ma6e and catered q gecned o. tho
tweatisth (1otA) day Of February, A. d. ls0l q
certain aciiOa pending IN aid court vhessin
Annie Parry = plaintiff; and John n. PnrSJ.
nay Pery. Mary Haehss. David L HngAe.
Arth.r Jones. Jsanie Z. ZONES. lane Fsssy,
.. Artha. Jonss end Jennie Z. Joasa. mieoss.
J.. Hookenb fps-. dsSendants. the undsssi9ned
highest htddsr = pablo suction Ct ~ frOat
P1afte cGeaty, nsbr.ska. IN Mooday. .t~hetvcnty:
two ID osclnck af!~rnsnu II said day, The follow
Ing decsiheI nal e-txt. situafed in Platte coan-
=. nsArask: to-w :: Tn. Scathvrst Quarter q
ten (lsl No.,a Of san9sT I've co Wee: q the
HiEth (6ahS Priscipal Meridian. and thu Est
Halt III Of the 9aatheaet Quarter (k) q Hec-
ton Thirtylix go in Tovnship Nineteen (ls(
Moth Of kanee Tires ~ West of the sixth (6th)
Principal Meridian including theh0mestea6 and
dOWef rights thesein Of aid JAM Pam, subject
TO m0straee lie0e on said premises q . balance
e Ssz7 And the interest thereon from April I,
l00e q i've 81 per cent aud also subject 70 tbs
crops thereon and also the use At said pFo0ises
till the 1fot day Of March, 1905 which ere ~
served.
{. DAVID THOMAS.
HANSON d. ELLIOTT.
JOHN GlBBON.
may2S-st Referees.
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TAX LIEN

In the district oourt Of Platte county. Nebraska.
hi A. StockaleGer. plaintiff. V. Della Carter and
Carter. whose int or Christian name &
unknown. and Lot Three ~ in block thirtesn
u.s. in L0ckneeaS First Addition 70 VILLAGE Of
Humphrey, Platte county, Nebraska. de1end-
ants.
The shows named defendants will take notice
that On the I'll day Of June. l9Ol the undersigned
plaintiff 6led IN IL eeice Of the clesk Of ths die
trict coaIt for Mid Platte county, Nebraska, his
petitioa the objsct andprsyseo OF which are to fore
cloee the lien for taxes levied upon Lot The 81
il Block 1hiFtesa (lsl in Lccknsris Birst Adj
ditiaa. to The VILLAGE Of Humphrey. Platts conn.
y. No6saskas for the years 1850 and 1891 to 1893
inclusive q both, amounting to the som OF $A.A7,
for which aid lot vae sold to the plaintiff b
The county treasuFse Of sid county 1t treasurer
public sale on the sixth 9th day Of NOvemher,
1881. for delinquent taxes.. and also for taxes
levied up0n aid lot for subsequent years and
raid by The plaintiff e such psrchaees: to.vit:
For the year 1900. 4O.7s: 1891. $0!3O; 1901, 50. A.;
l902. 900; toeethef with the interest and penalty
thereon = prescribed By law.
You ere required to answer said petition on or
before the eleventh Nth day Of y9!y. AID. 1901.
ELI A.. 6TOCKSLAGER,
By A. u. Post and August Wagner. his aetor-
neys. 8j0n-At
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TAX LIEN FORECLOSURE.

IN Tue OuoIt1CG CO0tt u HI0Ite COO0tys NeOf008o.
Xii A. 0tockelaeef. plaintiff, VI. v. G.. Lyfosd
and nre.-Lyford,SSmith and Mn.-Smith, all
whose first or ChFistian names are unknown.
and Lot Tine 81 in block ten llO) Of Otis
Fourth Addition 70 the village Of Humphrey,
Platte county. Nebeaska. ~defendants.
Tho above named defendants will take notice
that on tn fourth 9Th day Of June, l9Ol, the
undessiGned plaintiff &led in the Olice Of the
clerk AZ The district court for Platte county,
Nsess.ka. hi: petition. tie object and prayer 81
upon Lot Thnee 81 in block ten (lOl Of Otis
Fourth Addition to tho village Of Hamphrey,
Platte county. Nebraska, for the year 1900,
smountine to de sum Of $l.ss. for which said
snm Aid lot was BY the treasurer Of said Platte
county sold to the undersigned 1t trsasnrer's
Pablie sale for ~elieqoen.Sts !taxss o. TIE fourth
levied p aid lot for o-0bsequsot yeoss
and psid b. The undessigned - such poschaeer,
to-wis: for the year 1901, s0.as; for the year zoe,
SO.9a; Together with the interest and the penalty
thereon - prescribed BY law.
before the eleventh nth day Of July, AID. 1904,
Eli 4. STOCKSLAGER,
BY A. u. Post and August Wagner, his :tt0r-
neys. Sianl-t
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District a. and Vicinity.

District A and Vicinity. -(Oorres-
pondence. THE annual school meet
ing will b held 1t the school house
on Monday evening June ~. 1904. ~
which time and place . new membel
of the school board will be elected.
]. 81. Drinnin lost . valuable COW
last Friday from alfalfa bloat.
The number of cattle cropping grass
in Platte county this year could have
been doubled 90 great has been the
growth Of vegetation.
4 kind Of blight has visited the
peach trees which curls tho leaves up
tight. and since that time. the
young peaches are falling of.
Alfalfa grass has made . wonderful
growth this year. some standing 2 IL
feet high. Much OF it out last week
is colored bad by the frequent
showers.
Young stock cattle are selling here
for four cents . pound. That sounds
good to the farmers, but In this case
il was the farmer who paid the price
to the trader.
A lady driver remarked that the
weather the past month was good
enough Nebraska law for regulating
the speed of the automobile on the
public highway.
May and June turned ont weather
very unfav0rable for corn that was
listed, water standing in the trenches
much of the time. Most Of the
checked corn is receiving thorough
cultivation and has made . good start
heavenward.
August Kerkman lives just east Of
the school house and on the opposite
side of the road. His good wife and
daughter were visiting relatives last
week and were to return home Satur-
day evening. August drove in to Co.
lumhus with his new family barouche
promptly on time, and on arriving
home in the evening imagine the
surprise and gladness of his wife and
daughter to find nicely placed in their
parlor . brand new piano. We were
told . new organ was delivered Ut
Henry Engel's house Sunday while his
wife and daughters were ut church.
This district seems to be filled with
music and surprises.
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-22

lfoaros. Nebraska- - (Oorrespou-
de0ce. The members OF tho Omaha
ooomercial club Who are touring the
saate are expected 70 arrive in Nonroe
g 3:3l O'Clock p. q. Thuroday after.
nooa az this week. :
J. A. Gleason arrived this morning
from Lincoln.
Frank and Kenneth Strother were
visiting relatives and young lriends
In Monroe lat week.
q. ". Holineshead Il wearing his
arm In . ding. caused By . visit q
his e0eny, III. RheumAtism.
Lieutsaant Governor snow OF South
Dakota visited his sisser, Ma O. J.
jerks. and friends Asre On Sunday.
Fred Orowshaw OF Schuyler arrived
lhfsDoFning for . short visit with Ais
oaseee, Mns. B. 8. Thurston, and his
hsuehsr Frank. /;
Rev. Angel preached . memorial
SERMON for tho local Ben Har lodge
- Sunday morning. A number Of
- members Of tho order INST at their
6deo Ioons and narchsd 20 tie
0nrch where seats Were reserved for
49,
An1rew ADdeesoa md Sheriff CLARK
Z Alh6on spent Sunday In our city.
= mthsr IN ANGLING for baa. pfke md
,1hsr nsmbegs a The Anny tRibe. ut
p sae1 lsilsd 20 cSll asd tall - aboat
~ lnck W aze seill in - DIRK -
ot 0oEe.
Alkrsuea party was tenaaesd At0
49, Boyd Is To Ao0eA( III. onA
AQ1. Tsezy q EktAnU eveatng.j
~ ~ pspls a1eGndsd- Ocs-
&E1oe 0nee Uses paaysd
MneSlo M. 49, = daineyJ
- INIT -
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Less Than Half Rates.
TO ST. LOUIS AND RETURN.

90 Monday. June 6, IL, 90 and q,
the Burlington Offers tickets to st.
Louis and return at $ll.5O, good for
seven days-considerably lees than
one fare for the round trip.
Tickets are good in coaches and
chair cars (seats freel
The magnificent exposition il
row complete aud in harmonious ope-
ration.
Yon will regret it all your life II yoa
fail to 80 this wonderful exposition.
Illustrated folder ftee, and full in
formation On application to Burling-
ton Route a9ent or 70
L W. WAKKIEY.
General Passenger Agent.
O0ahes Nehe
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Star Route, Columbus.

Star Route Correspondence. y
Mr.. Carl Rosetta, proprietor of the
Spring Creamery near Boheet has
lumber and brick ON the ground for
tho construction Of q store building in
which he intends to enlarge his
general merchandise business.
Mrs. G. Koch is having the founda-
tion laid for . new dwelling house on
her farm.
Mr.. Herman Lueschen the post.
master ut Boheet. is giving his house
new coat Of paint.
Oats are heading ont in many fields
along our route bat the general out.
look is not very good for oats.
Mrs. Henry WEIGH Of Shell Greek
postoffice is quite sick with pneu
nonia. having taken her bed about
two weeks ago.
One strip along the Star Route the
corn looked considerably the worse
for hail q the leaves were quite badly
shredded. but very little corn va cut
OF.
Saturday evening when the heavy
cloud, with wind came mp from the
north, there was . heavy rainfall
from Shell Greek Valley north and in
some localities Q considerable amount
Of hail.
Henry Lueschen has ordered . new
top buggy. He expects it to arrive in
time 20 take his best girl 60 the 4th as
no he's ordered it mailed with i'm.
mediate delivery stamp. The buggy
10 TO b imported from the south.
VIM: Reese suffered . severe shock
last Tuesday receiving word from his
daughter in another part Of tho state
that he 10 now grandpa. It was
thought 1t first that he couldn't bear
up under the heavy strain but he
seems now to have become reconciled
to his fate and is taking everything
quite cody.
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vss served. All were fnpaninoas in
declaring HrA Terry a ~excellent
hostess, and Mis- Boyd's friends hope
che viii return In the fAll.
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&a,r Gar. S..

(FFom ~ Ales of Joarnal An9nst "a.
1901 TimbeFs for The shall Oreek
bridges ase being unloaded hofa.
Major Nosth has reeasnel ftom the
Rocky Moantain sxpsditio6i I'D -
authority from Gsasral AneQr 20 n
cruit two companies Of PAvness 1or
service.
We are gratiAed 1t the present pros
pect Of . speedy compilation oe thp
Platte river bridge at this place.
Sub-oonsracts have besn Lot to Tiffany
and Beebe for driving tho pdlss. John
Oongdon has the hauling OF the
materials from the depot 20 tie rivsr
and r. @. Becher has contracted for
IS, 900 feet Of cottonwood plankins for
the roadway Of the bridge.
The repablican county ooavontion
Vas called to order last Friday b. the
chairman. A. ]. Stevens. L. Gerard
acted - secretary. The following
named persons appeared - delegates
from the different p~rectncts: Lost
Greek. J. ". Early: Columbas. A. ].
Arnold, A.. J. Stevens. Hugh Uomptoa
and L. GERHARD. Those chosen 70 st.
tend the state convention were ]. N.
Taylor, Hugh Compton and J. 3.
Wells. -
Tho commissioners Of Platte and
Coifax counties have ratified tho 90
tion Of the committees from each Of
these counties to settle the boundary
line. Messrs Leander Gerhard. v.
Hummer, David Anderson, and W.
Aarlo~ Of Platte county, and =.
Frye in behalf Of Oolfax county have
been instrumental in bringing about
this desirable result.
On Saturday the "Prairies' Of
Schuyler came to Columbus to play
their second game with the Shoe
Fly's, and were defeated by . score
of 81 to %. The visitors were enter
tanned BY the Columbus boys ct the
American hotel and Ia the evening |
. dance was given In their honor.
Among others We find the following
transfers Of property On record at the
county clerks office: L. Gerhard to
Eben Pierce part of lot 2 block lss
Columbus: George Olother 70 Frazk
North. 50 acres: J. u. Clother and
wife to Frank North 50 acres: J. B.
Beebe and wife to Alonzo Haight.
l59 acres; United States to, Charles
Morse. l6O acres: ]. N. Taylor to e.
A. Gerard Is: J. e. North and wife
to Samuel Marmoy lots s to 6 In block
1911 Columbus.
J. B. Wells has made . valuable I'd.
dition to his residence.
(From files of Journal August ~, |
1870. u. W. Brown has in his nursery
on the bluffs, north Of town, looast
saplings 4 fest high. from seed
planted this spring.
Married, at the Episcopal church.
Sunday Augusat IA. at 4 O'Clock By
Rev. Shaw, W. B. Doddridge and
Miss Frances Barnum.
The want Of good roads to the
counties north Of Columbus has long
been q serioas drswback to the growth
Of this town and tho commissioner
have determined opening roads to
Stanton and Cunning counties. J. N.
Taylor has been appointed to locate
two roads running 10 tho north line Of
Platte coanty interesting Stanton
county In the southwest corner. A
contract has been awarded to VIM.
Gerhold to construct threS truss
bridges Of 20 feet span each. acroa
the creek roads to facilitate com.
m~unication TO our Madison and Stan.
ton county farmers. thereby enabling
them to reach Columbus and tho |
Union Pacific railroad 1t this point
within . distance of twenty five
miles instead Of 6fty-four miles BY the
old oircuit0us route without bridges.
II
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Richland and Vicinity.

-.
RichlAnd snd Vicinity.-(Correspon-
denoe. Zine corn weather.
Hark! "Hear dem wedding bells.''
Mrs. J. v. Stevenson is on the sick
list.
Ars. Klsck md con Arthur returned
Wednesdiy from the east.
lli0 Mamie Keller of Schuyler is
hero whiting her parents.
". T. Brocklesby and B. V. Steven
sua did business in Schuyler, Satur-
day.
". O. Brown. union 8. =. organizer
has returned to his home 1t Ceresco,
NebEaskA.
Jake Ernst Of Columbus was out
last- week talking harvest twine to
Ma Maggie Stevensoa visited Fri.
day with Mn Henry weloh who has
been quite low with pneamoaia.
Frank Devish Was broaght before
Justice Moore Of Schuyler list We'd
nesday and plead guilty TO cruelty
70 his family aDd q out O 1900 bonds.
lfra Jeanis BAH LETT Monday for
WaGUnnoa, La, IN response 70 Q tele-
Gran received Sunday anaouncing tie
illne0 1t her brothef. MIA
Ball b assfstnnt leoal editor Of tho
New Ofleane PioAyuno and vas here
= spand The amRoe With relatives. |
~ 0oovenooa BrnA.
UakuAskin q Moataaa Il yisifinR
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-22
WORLDS FAIR RATES TO
ST.LOUlS.

VIA BURLINGTON ROUTE.
Tickets tO st. LOnis and return,
Good fifteen days. $500
Good sixty days. 1900
Good all summer. 200
For full information abOnt train Ger
vice aud other details see the ticket
agent.
The st. Louis Exposition tho great
est show the world has ever seen is
now complete and in harmonious
operation, and it will he q lifetimeis
regret il yOu fail to see it.
i. W. WAKELRY,
General Passenger Agent.
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-22
Classified Advertising.

"Weats |" ~Barsoiss," "ForRent."'F Ssa."
"L0et," ~E0wnd." a~d other specioi notices undsr
fAis Aead are charged for at tie rate Of one cent
o sc0Vd e0cA insertiOn. bet NO 0drerfisnsent t0ken
fOr tess tA0n &c. Send MONEY! cifk cops a. these
0ccosnts are usually too small to Be c0rrjed 10
Owr ledger.
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$ I so

Tickets will have final return limits of
seven days. good only in dayscoaches on
any train, regular or special.
Inquire OF w. II. BRxHAn, Agent.
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-22

Route ].
Oolumbus, Nebzaska. r. =. D. Mol.
-Correspondeooe .)-Orops al along
q line arc looking good. ". 7.
Enet has the banner field Of corn.
Gerhard Loeske was n Columbus
Monday On basineas.
L. Path, the windmill man, vas
over our route this week.
r. q. Boyd 10 this week 1t Henry
Hahes patting mp eve spouting @l@
new house.
Jake Wagner and Wm. Brewer are
at Henry Lueschen's this week paint
Ing and papering his now house.
John Ahren il putting up his large
crop Of alfalfa hay. Ar. Ahren, being
N up-to-date farmer. uses up-to-date
machinery such - . hay losder and
horse fork, the two pieces OF
machinery doing tho work OF two
men.
This week, Tuesday, Father Theo.
bald with tho academy school
children Was out 70 0ottschalk'a grove
uesr the old sheep ranch and BY the
looks OF the baskets, swings. and tho
hall game. one might think it was .
tho day being Father Theo'
bald's Name Day.
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-22
LOUIS AND RETURN
SPECIAL Excursions

On Mondays, June 9Th, 18th, Goth and
9Th. the Union Pacific will run special
Coach Excursions from Columbus, Neb.,
to st. Louis and return ut the low rate
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-22

A big bundle of old papers for !
cents at the Journal Office.
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-22

FOR SAFE ''Billion Dollar sraas ed. In,
QoiFe q Rerdinand Voigt. 81 Edward, Nebs.
Seed also on sale at Grayo' and Herman on.
Fich's. COlumb0a, Nebe. oDelStf
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-22
I0utA 4.

COLUMBUS. Neb., Il. r. D. No. A.
Correspondents. "A. L. McDougall.
Who has been visiting with J. q.
Dawson the last week, has moved to
the Geer house in Columbus.
John Eudsden made business trip
TO Columbus Thursday.
Mrs. A. e. Campbell and daughter
Maize were Columbus visitors Mon
day.
Henry Hobbensiefken made . bust
ness trip to Columbus Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. H. Emerson were
tranaacting business 1t the county seat
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Lynch returned home
from Idaho last week, accompanied
BY Mrs. J. W. Lynch and o Iri.
Tho Ocouee school house is reoeiv-
ing . BOAT of paint this week. John
Nukler 10 the artist behind the brush.
Little Lon Noble arrived 1t the
homo of Mr. and Mrs. ]. y Dawson
Sunday evening from. the orphans
homo in Kansas Oity. No. The child
will be adopted by Mr.. and Mrs. Dsw-
ron.
Plus Poeffel. ST.. while working on
his sons house Friday. fell from .
scafFo!d, lighting on . pile Of brick.
Seriously injuring his back. He was
taken to St. Aary's hospital Monday.
Az M. Pooffel is moro than seventy
years old. it 10 greatly feared that the
injury may prove cry grave.
The Columbus journal., 1904-06-22

POstvi]le. - Correspondence -
Thomas Jones is reported better hav-
ing been very sick.
w. II. Thomas and Mrs. A. Wolf
visited their parents 1t Columbus
Thursday, returning Saturday.
Rev. Jones and Owans preached at
the Welsh church last Sunday. The
former has made arrangements to stay
hero for four months.
Rev. Edwards Of Lake Crystal.
Mimi. and former pastor Of the Welsh
church hero will preach next Sunday.
also will lecture the following Nor.
day evening. Subject. "Trip to the
Old Country"
David Thomas and two sons of Co.
lnnbus Sundayed among their many
friends. Mr.. Thomas also took school
census Of District 81 of which he i.
tho Director and has been one of tie
school hoard for twenty years.
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Nannoa Rauta 10. 2.

Monroe (Oorrespoodenoe. } = VIM.
WEIGH VA . Platte Center visitor
Saturday.
Henry Phillips Wa in Monroe Mon.
day.
Mrs. Kenyon VA in Platte Center
Sunday.
Mrs. Weight went to Cedar Rapids
Tuesday.
". o. Puesley and son are putting
up their alfalfa.
Oliver Mangasson was in Platte
Center Saturday.
&. A. Perdue and VIM. Nansel were
in Monroe Wednesday.
Small grain is in nne condition, and
corn is growing very fast.
Mr.. Leiehtner and Clyde johnson
went to Lindsay Wednesday.
Mrs. Ames Of Laoon, H.. IL visit
ing her brother. Henry Gibbs.
The storm was quito heavy Sstur.
day evening. Some hail fell ct James
Saggat's place.
Mra VIM. Templin and Miss Minnie
Smith were in Monroe Saturday.
Miss Parker will visit tho home of
her sister. llrs. b. ]. Pugsley, for
several months.
Miss Cora Oline received . beautiful
fan from her brother who il . soldier
in tho PHILIPPINE islands.
Charles Miller returned from Ord
He purchased . quarter
of land near there.
Mrs. Melvin who has been visiting
her brother. Charles Miller. returned
to Long Beach, California Saturday.
Civil engineer L. +. Gottschalk and
his assistants were surveying along
The proposed drainage ditch, Monday.
They completed their work in one
day.
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Creston. - Correspondenoe. Cres.
ton pharmacy is having . now roof
pat on their store, also having the
interior painted. When completed it
will be hard to find . neater drug
store.
e. T. Graham shipped two loads
of cattle Monday. Juno 18th.
Everybody is talking Of our Fourth
of july celebration these days.
l.. 8. Black. our popular merchant.
is getting on his feet again. He has
been confined to mis- bed for the past
10 days.
o. E. Engler and family went to
West Point Tuesday June IA. They
have been visiting in this community
for some days.
j. W. Bennett. TheO. Wagner. +.
Arson. r. A. Austin. e. T. Graham.
Ora Scalph. were ut Columbus last
week. being s~ubpoenaed ON the Kelley
murder trial.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-26
Cholera Infantum

THIS disease has lost its terrors
since Chamberlain Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy came into gen.
eral use. The uniform success which
attends the use of this remedy in all
cases Of bowel complaints i'll children
has made it a favorite wherever it's
value has become known. For sale by
A. G. Luken & Co., and W. 81. Sud
hoff, Fifth and Main streets.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-26

months. When I am in America he
will be rubbing STILL
'.There is also cheap cloissonne to
be bought said the manager with a
smile. eve can not make that. The
vase will be seventy dollars | sus-
pected him for saying can not in
stead of do not There spoke the
artist
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-26
Suits Withdrawn.

Newcastle, Ind, August ga
suit filed a week ago by Mrs. Comp
ton against her husband, S. w. Comp
ton, trustee of Henry township. for
divorce and $4,000 alimony, has been
withdrawn, together with another by
Mrs. Compton against Mrs. Belzora
Stanley for $4,000 for alienation of
her husband s affections.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-26
Thanks.

We desire to extend our sincere and
heartfelt thanks to those who so kind
ly assisted and sympathized with us
IN the loss of our dear baby boy. Also
for the many beautiful floral offerings
and the motorman of the Fairview
car line.
MR.. and MRS. CHAS. w. PITMAN.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-26
BLAZE AWAY

Who cares? I'm fortified with an Gel
orado" Numbered collar. The kind
hat don't melt down."
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-02-20

on the sly is not { he fellow the bnkera
and business maj 1 hunts up and gives a
JOB. The boy w no works and studies
even though hi pants bag at the knees
and his hair be not parted in the middle
is the fellow : gho gets there and stays
theFe.-Choc' aw P~laindealer.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1904-02-20
WITH OTHER EDITORS.

a human skeleton, recently u~nearthed
in Nevada. measured eleven feet in
height. 1t is perhaps the remains Of
SONIC poor devil who took Horace Gree
ley's advice and went west to grow up
with the country. -Iazoo Sentinel.
.. ~ ..
The boy who loafs around drug stores
at hight, smokes cigarettes and drinks