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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-13
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Tsduce fRam AVA Rec b
j trees fms
goodb aTn q
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house near santa F shops with
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Price irons
ALL
mi 70 re cult balance timber
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and
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l. NJ PENW ELL funeral director and
efnp inner. First class service, reasona-
2le ptlces. ol1 Quincy st. Both phones 1Sz.
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". N. FORBES.

". NJ. FORBES.
Another proof Of quick action at this
office: Advertised cottage this CFTiday)
morning. sold 1t this afternoon
ments. $3.50; 500 down rooms, ~ lots;
gas, etc. $500 500 down: East side. 4
sSo down $50 800 Toom aoE soo so5 DOWN Near
shops, s rooms, 40 #. front, $500; 500
down. rooms. II lots, $50; 500 down;
for western land leo and $40 Polk Co,
Mo-, worth zs5 cash, for farm or city
property K. G. to Topeka. $40 improved
Stevens Co, for Topeka 2 good houses
and or 4 lots, Jackson St. North To-
peka for farm or western ester laRd. vvo,,aoe
north county seat, 81. 600: 500 cash Fine
s20 miles south. - Der aere; $50 e g "a
ca ~ II Isogan Co. so good s miles north
county seat eo So al pi9w land s. 70
Cove Co, 100 miles north Of Pendennis,
smooth, level. 5000; $3.50 cash. 1eo miles
Esn1iey % count 52o improved, al inesf
OF land 100 acres OF wheat, $40.
VIII you go to. Wallace county with US
Everything you want in city property,
big or little. high Of low.
Lots, houses, tracts farms.
BE sure and consult Us.
Forbes, 107 ". 9TH St. city. Both phones.
FOR. sAI.E-Fine modern house 4s1 Clay,
at a bargain. Inquire of L. E. Strauss,
107 E. 18th st.
FOR SALE-S room house ana lots 1917
Jefferson st. north; payments ~. Heery.
FOR SALE:
-Four lots at the corner OF Green st. and
Indiana ave. Oakland. east front, on
lots, $500. P Q. Moore, Office corner
Wabash and Indiana ave, Oakland.
THE SHELDON REAL ESTATE co.
HAS MOVED To-
ROOM Is, e22 KANSAS AVE.
SEE Us FOR
FARM AND CITY PROPERTY, LOANS
EXCHANGES a SPECIALITY
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US
IND. TEL. 1876
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j. A. RoSEN, patent attorney. z2s Eau4
sas ave. Topeka
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HoWARD's EXCHANGE AND EASY
PAYMENTS.
Thirty-six acres of bearing pearss
s., 200. Sixty acres $6,O0o Forty acres
$500. Forty acres and i've room house
s, 1000 Want larger farm. Forty acres
$4,000. Thirty acres 81 100 17s acres $4,000
Six acres 1880. Stock goods and 5 lots
500. Home Burlingame 5000. Home IN
Lowman Hill $1,000 $50 acres 50 miles
away $50 per acre Acre home 81 600; q
cash Three rooming houses; time or
trade. Residence and store house rents
500 per month, only s., 400. $50 acres stew
ems county $500 cash. I have several
customers for east side properties.
Want trade this county for the above
= HOWARD. 30 E. Fifth St. Topeka.
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Lot number two hundred eishty-nins
go Kansas avenue together win the
building located thereon being q one
story brick structure * IT. rY 30 It.. On
the west end OF said lot
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Lot number two hundred eleven GID
ana two % inches IN width Of north Dart
OF lot number two hundred thirteen (21s3
Kansas avenue together with this build
ing located thereon, being one five story
stone and brick building; also an undivid-
ed oue-half Of north wall on said lot unfns
Der two hundred thirtean l213l.
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Lots number four hundred seventy Ck7D,
tour hundred sevsnty-two (472) and fouG
hundred seventy-four (E74l Tyler erect
IN Hunt0on's addition, together with The
frame cottage located thereon.
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WESTERN LAND.

WESTERN LAND.
Bargains in alfalfa. sugar beet. wheat
land and ranches.
FRANK A. REEFS & CO..
Syracuse, Hamilton Co. Kansas.
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5 room
cars good4o house. barns
HAYES city
prnte 0
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BUGGY REPAIRrNG

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SURREYS, runabouts and ton buesies #
bottom prices. Repairing and rubber
tires Repository 116 ". Fifth St
Factory A14-426 jackson ST
z. G. kINLEY
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VITAL SCIENCE.

c. W. CROPsEY. VITAL POWER.
treats all diseases without medicine 1s
Years with the Carson college, Kansas
city Consultation free. 500 Kansas ave-.
topeka. Permanent resident.)
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MISSOURI PACIFIC TINE TABLE.
daily Except sllnaaT.l
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GEO. NJ NOBLE & CO.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS INSURANCE
nnETrH E0eT0EETCF-
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a ,. sOszs . co.
REAL Estate LOANS 1NgURAlon
800 KANSAS AVE- TOPEKA nzAsv
TEL 81. BELL rs BLACK
WE HAVE FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE OVER TWO HUNDRED FARMS
We ALSO HAVE CRY KINDS
EXCHANGE.
improved exchange for city property
. acres miles from land.
% acres miles from the All
% acres miles from the city improved bottom
from improved. part bottom. $500
improved sood land
smiles county seat s per acre
$50 acres wen improved good water. n Dsrar
improved 4 mile from good railroad town
Price 1850 WIN sell a once.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY YOUR LOANS
AND INSURANCE.
a p. JONES co.
90 nAns4s AVE zors.zA. KAN.
S sss a ss.- -ss ss @ @ e. s @ % s
30 an s ' s sa s go @ 10. ''ss .l s. sss.. ss.
%iaa 7 s s school
bottom ssi s8ss 8sp s g s. s @ house %
ship VEN s sssosi sss s 's 'ss5 s .a
sa i : " Ct Es s .' s.: @ s ssl,as:
house : s 7 sss nc: IN: & Fi s 's ss s
ND TEL ae Sixth
cellar new barn Price
5 ss @ S9 ss sns ss s. sso. building. and houses
sa s s 3ss s.5 sssss 600 @ 5ss sts Cellar els
s ~si re BARN. frSi lo fsneee snsB at
Good investments each 49,
-FAnaas-
iS aes ss M afa soI cut ngn PT9s e 8sF
@ Very Rsa improved sSss ID FFass s s
DAWSON. PIERsoN WATSON,
BENEDICT CO.
SALE so
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Bids should be sealed ana % fnaursea
on the outside as to indicate that zha eu-
Nelope contains a bid for the purcns,se of
property, and should be addreeeaa ana
mailed or delivered to the tndersians6
trustees at Topeka. Kansas.
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Bids for the above named preDer4v. ar
any portion thereof. viii be received ID
% and including November IS. 1ss Al
DlQs should be in writing. describing the
properly bid upon and stating tha a1S1ourt
olLered to be paid in cash If the BID s. ao-
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Bids viii be opened on the morning OF
November 10th. 1906. The trustees reserve
the privilege Of rejecting arv ara nj i,t5s
= the amount offered is. in their opinion.
insufficient.
LATED this 10th day Of October, 1906
JAS. T.. HURLEY
CYRUS LELAND. II
WALTER REEVES
4sustees or Chas. j. Devlin's Estate ct al.
in Bankruptcy
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No. 0-Passenger to 1T. Scott. ...asQo pm
EORTHBOU1T11
No. 609-Psssenger from h Scott 20 pm,
No. es1-THreight .s.-.. ssssvss-s.----s So EzAs
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WHOLESALERS.

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THE COUGHLIN HARDWARE co.
Hardware, stoves, fine tools. 70s Kan
sas ave Tel. sos.
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grounds
a
kitchen
blocks
all in
n A
good
near
house
block
Building in rnOsan part Of the city frOnss
FARM At INTEREST
WELCOME
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IN the District Court OF Shawnee County,
Kansas.
Edward Stephenson. Plaintiv, vs. Fannie
Stephenson, Defendant--No. 2406o.
state Of Kansas to Fannie Stephenson
You ss are hereby notified that you have
been sued in the above named court by
the plaintiff Edward Stephenson, and that
you must answer the petition filed there
day of November, 1906, or said petition
viii be taken as true and judgment rem
dAred, divorc4ng said plaintiff from you
EDWARD STEPHENSON, Plaintiff.
BY James G. Ealyer, His Atty.
Attest: L s. CURTIS. Clerk.
TFirst published in The Topeka State
Journal Get 9, 1861
At meeting OF the city council held
Oct. 1, 1906, the following resolution was
RESOLUTION no CONSTRUCT
Re.o1vsd that 2 ny Y ms rssvor ana ,o,,,.s,
Of the city Of Topeka, Kansas. deem It
necessary for the health, welfare and best
interests Of said city, that sewer be con
struoted in the district or territory de-
scribed as follows to-wit:
Beginning at the intersection Of the cen
ter line of Fillmore street with the north
line OF section thirty-one f31), townghip
eleven Cd range sixteen (l6 east, thence
more ST 10 the center line Of list ave:
thence eastefIy along the center line 81
First avenue 70 the center line or West
ern avenue; thence southeTly along the
center lire Of Western avenue Ia the
north line OF section thirty-one (s1), town
ship eleven (11). range sixteen (169, east;
thence west along said section line to the
plaee Of beginning; In the city Of Topeka
Shawnee county. Kansas.
2. MONTGOMERY
1 H suuirea. city clerk Of the city
Of Topeka hereby certify that the above
and forging is 3 true and correct copy
Of the original resolution now on dle in
iseaI5 ]. II. sQUIREs. City Clerk
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RAILRoAp 4TsIE TAnLEs-


ROCK ISLAND SYSTEM TIME TAEEl
TOPEKA, KAN
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how i wis eheH
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FLORISTS.

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erss paints, oesigns, decorations los w
Eighth. Tel b. Greenhouse 18th and Mon.
CUT flowers, floral designs gneeiaI -
tenf1on 70 out Of town orders James
Hayes. 104 W. Eighth st. Tel. 377
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ToR sAI.n-HEAEs nsr a
Eoa 80. -.

gAIae-EszAn Estate FOR sATaz--as7aan ESTATE
a p q
REAL ESTATE A1NgUHA1son
AVE. ropEuxA 1zAsr
MD TEL BLACK
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C. N. McELFRESH
:.
Attorney At Law
Zinnscker Bldg, Columbus. -Neb:
POPULAR EXCURSION TO
.OuAHA

On Sunday, July 18th, the Union
Pacific viii run a special excursion train
70 Omaha, leaving Columbus at 200 a.
m. returning from Omaha same day at
500 p m. 1t tho low rate OF $l.75 for
the round trip.
On this trip, Omahas Beautiful Parks
can be seen at their best. Two base ball
games. Omaha Va. Denver, will be played
at Vinton Street Park, and special
attractions are also announced at Hans
CON Park, Krug's Park. Lake Manawa
and other pleasure resorts in Omaha
and vicinlty;-Grand Concerts, Balloon
Asosnsi0no, Monster Roller Coaster,
Scenic Grottos, japanese Bazaars,
LAuncheo. Row Boats, Bathing, etc,
eto. Inquire Of ". II. BKNHAM,
Agent
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'Wsst Hill

A daughter was born to NJ. and
Mrs. Anton Alfred Tnursday. July ~
Mn. McMullan and little son nom
Macedonia. Il. came Saturday for .
short visit at tho homo Of Hra. No
Mullan's brother. Mr.. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mn. Joe Nelson drove 70
their old homo In Polk oounty Satur-
day to visit relatives and also 70 brlnR
back their two boys Who have beeo
spending several weeks with their
grandmother. -.
Mn. Doir has % far recovered -
to bo' able to VISIT her 6istef LIVING
in the O'Kay neishborhood. From
here she expects to 20 to Schuyler
for Q few weeks. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Farnsworth
were inspecting tho ooontry Gouth and
west Of st. Edward Thurslay. While
thers, they rented the John Cahill
farm for tho coming year. =
Mn. N. Alfred IL visiting friends
in Shelby. -
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The magazine for the woman wbs
sews, 'tStyle and American Dressmaker'
has q beautiful evening scene on the
front cover Of the August number.
There are several designs Of The Peter
Pan Dress. which has already , roven 90
popular. There are also many good sug-
Restions for fashions for the late sum
mer and early fall. The childrsn's
fashions are unique and original and can
not be duplicated any where, and through
their agency alone. the magazine should
find favor With women Who mako child
ren's clothes. The young girls will find
. now department which viii interest
them: Embroidery designs. In fact,
the whole magazine is replete with
clever ideas for the woman Who sews.
Send 100. Tor sample copy, or $l.Oo for
years subscription TO Style and Ameri-
can Oreesmaker .2f q Fast 2ist Street
New York.
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0eetie a,d lGanio An1eeson, I@e
Vein on6 Mn. WALKER q Lindn0 %.
tended IL liroman'o 3oaxnAmoot q
NoWDaa Grove IfidaY.
OooaR Psteesoa r ploWing oog1 Tor
0o0RRo AndeeDoo this Vook.
The noV baGe ball suits for the PA-
leotine nine arrived last Weok. 0o
doubt they viii look 1nea and play
boeeof than usual
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HIatte Center.
~m ~ SaGnall


Mn. Robert Wilson and 4:s0 Kittie
Mahee returned homo Monday from
Carroll. whsee they had been the pest
three weeks, the guests Of their brother,
Dan Mahes, and family.
lliss Margaret McTa9gart Of Colum-
bus accompanied Miss Kittie Perkinson
home Thursday evening. Miss McTag-
CART will visit with friends in our town.
Monday last Tom Hoare closed deal
with Jim Sullivan whereby he became
owner Of Sullivans livery stock. taking
possession at once. Mr.. Hoare will add
several moro horses and now buggies to
the stock, and promises to give Piatte
Center . better equipped livery stable
than we have ever had.
Married, at st. Joseph's church. Tues
day morning. at $50, Rev. F. Hyscinth
officiating, Mr.. John Rogan. Ut Platte
Center, and Miss Margaret Meyer, OF
Wood River. The bride was attended
BY Miss Ida Soulliere and the groom by
Mr.. Ernest Soulliere. both attendants
being cousins OF the bride. After the
ceremony the wedding party. consisting
Of relatives only, repaired to the homo
Of the groom where q wedding breakfast
vas served. John Rogan is the eldest
SOD Of Nh. and Mrs. Ed. Rogan. He is
an industrious, prosperous young farmer;
has lived here nearly all his life. The
bride 10 . daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Meyer, Of Wood River, who
moved from.. this neighborhood . few
years ago. They will 60 to house keep
ing on the Rogan farm. i.
Mrs. Chas. Herrguth, who vas called
to Humphrey last week by the serious
illness of her sister, Mrs. Ed. Walters,
returned home Tuesday and reports her
sister slightly improved. She is afflicted
with appendicitis, but is too weak to
undergo IN operation at present. Mrs.
Walters was formerly Miss Minnie
Schroeder, and IL bride of but three
weeks.
Charley Sandberg went to Genoa the
fore part of last week and on Friday
evening surprised many of his friends
here by returning with wife. He was
married Thursday to Miss Severen
Ostenson, 6f Genoa. Tuesday evening
OF this week he gave dancing party in
the opera house to the young people.
where they were given the pleasure OF
meeting Mrs. Sandberg and enjoying .
pleasant evening. .-
Platte Center is going to have band
sure. The matter has been under advise
ment for some time, but now an Organi-
zation has been perfected and the insrn-
ments ordered. In base ball language,
the line up is: ID. J. Cronin. !cornet;
Louis Bruckner, cornet; Henry Stems,
clarinet; Hugh Wilk, alto; Frank
Bruckner, alto; F. J. Goering, slide
trombone; E. F. Lusienski, valve from
bone: II. P. Stone, baritone; Fred Ripp,
tuba; J.. N. Maher, bass drum; Clint
WILDER, tenor drum. Several of the
boys are already familiar with their
instruments. HIP. Stone is to be leader.
Martin Schilz OF Columbus will instruct.
The band room will be over Carraher
Bros store. As soon as the instru-
ments arrive the trouble will begin.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-25

You can 80 tho poison Pinules cleasu
out Of tho kidneys and bladder. A
single dose at bedtime viii show ~
moro poison apoa fisinR tho nsxt
morning than On b expelled froa
tho systsa In any other vay. Pfne-
slas dissolve the Impurities, lahrS-
eass The ktdneya. cleanoe the hlaadae.
celseve pain and do away With hack-
eahs spssdily. plsaAnEly, peena,ane-
1oA Osat0zy Ds1gseoeo. Plneoo OaaA~
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Palestine.


Harry and Maud Larson. Godfrey
and Anna Peterson. Ruth and Judith
WinGren, Willie Wilson and Ed Berg
strom spent Sunday In Lindsay. guests
Of llr. and Hrs. Hendrickson.
Misses Mao Burrows Of st. Edward
and Lissie Lewis Of Columbus attend
ID services at tho Palestine church
Sunday evening.
l(r. and Ma Charles Porter and ron
and lliss Hulda Nelson from Omaha
arrived Saturday for N extended visit
wth relatives and friends.
]. Peterson's visited at the homo OF
Andrew Pearson Sunday afternoon.
Nels Johnson spent Sunday ct Bond
PeterDoa'a
Charles Taylor played hall with
Liaday aGainst Humphrey at Now
0ans' Grove Friday last. LlndAy
winning the Rame By the score Of . 70
6.
Sooe usknoWn parties entered The
gEanary Wheeo A., @. LArson's had
tAeif smoked meat stored and helped
ths0Golves 20 tho entire lot. Il II
D0pQoood = Aavo beeo taken By so0e
oompog1
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Oldalbuseh.

Everybody 10 busy in the field cutting.
stacking and threshing.
Mr.. and Mn. Peter 0ichelsea spent
Sunday. With Mr.. and 0n. II. ".
Osten.
Henry aagelnan and family visited
vish Mr. aad Mn. willie Bronkeo
last Sunday.
(3aonee Nohlman II getting his
threehinG outfit In running order.
John p. Stoehf who u Woektng Soe
81 ". Osten visited his sick noeh3
near lloaroe lAet Sunday.
Min Nay Brusa left for Humphrey
Tuaeday. vhsre she viii assise o. IL
ealeuhooo o4ohD0Go.
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BURLINGTON
BULLETIN. !.
JULY, 1906

Opening of the Shoshone Reserva-
tion:-Register at Worland for the
Government drawing entitliug you to
draw 16O acres OF fine irrigable lands in
the Shoshone Reservation; only 81. 80 IN
acre, one-third cash. 100000 acres. or
$500 farms to be drawn for; besides this.
there are 10000 acres OF timber and
mineral lands that may be taken in
the usual way; some OF these lands are
supposed to be OF great value. One fare
for the round trip to WOrland, with
maximum OF 5000 from Omaha, Lin
coin and Nebraska points. Tickets sold
July 1e to 18th, final limit August 18th.
Take this grand trip through the rich
irrigated lands Of the Big Horn Basin.
This will be one Of the greatest events
in the history Of the distribution OF
Uncle Sans domain.
To Pacific Coast:-Daily low excur-
sion rates for this the greatest railroad
journey in the world. =. 49,.
To Colorado and Return:-About half
rates daily, and even lower rates for the
Elks' big gathering at Denver July 10th
to 18th inclusive.
Also daily low rates to Eastern re-
sorts; frequent homeseekers' excursions.
in fact tempting excursion rates in all
directions throughout the summer.
!: Consult nearest Burlington Ticket
Agent. .
L. r. RECTOR,
"a: Agent O. B. q 9 Ry.
L. ". wAKELEY.
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=
:. Mr.. and Mrs. Mr.. A. e. Read and
child Mias Emma Read and Ara
Richardson all of Dee Hoinss. L..
vsre Ruesss of John and Ssrd Read
several days last week. A. 3. ana
family returned homo On Monday.
". ". Laid enjoyed . visit from
bis brother from st. joseph. No.. lase
week :.
H. ]. Hin vsnt TO-. Dennieoa. L..
on Saturday,. he ID, exps"tsd hsoe TO-
morr0W. -. : -.
Mrs. A. MoDonald and chtldrsa 10
turned yesterday from Stanton where
they hsve baeu visitins since July 1.
#. K. strother Of Columbus WAS in
town yesterday. =, -:
Mrs. Tillie llnenter returned Sat-
urtlay from Booneviills. Ind aoeen-
pained By her mother f.'A"r sea =!
sister,. -. ::
John Bryan r0surn0O lt0m AI3S"
90, Saturday: He says crops look
better in Platte county shan any plsos
be has ben. -: -
Ed. Hoare was in town yesterday On
, Robert Ulaybnrn returned Saturday
from his two weeks vacation. which
he spent in and around Chicago
DR.. N &. Gleason returned vestsr-
day from . visit with his homo folks
at Robert. Ill. e. VanAlaen OF Wal
bach is visiting his parents hsre. :.
Lester Kelley has been In Primrose,
on business since saturday. =:
Miss Inez Nash has resigned her po-
sition in tho public schools here havins
been elected to . similar position IN
OOA0AA1SOOs
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From tAo A0Vo00AJ
Oscar A. johnson. soa of ]. p.
johnson, died Wednesday Soesaoo0 at
his home east Of St. Edward at. she
40 Of 3 year. Fu1eEal services win
b held from tho homo this aftoe1oo0
q I O'Clock and ffoa The Salem Iath.
eran church at . O'Clock. The Rev. A.
8. Becklund oAloiatiIG. 1(r. johnson
has been suffering iron III health Tor
tho last eleven years and during .
srsassr portion Of the time has rsstd-
Cd at Colombo Springa. He returned
20 Nehraska about six months ago ard
for o brief time IL seemed the dhange
20 this olinnate would give him real
relief. The cause Of death va co.
sumption.
Alfred Paine returned home 70
Uehlins yesterday after spsadisg .
week in St. Edward. Mr.. Paine had
returned 20 St. Ewdasd 70 move his
household goods TO Uehling whsrs he
has accepted . position in > hardware
seore. -.
Mr.. and llrA L; 81: Rriteu and
dauehter Fanny Of Columbus drove
m 20 Sc. Edward last Tuesday On
visit 70 Mr.. and Mn. q. Britel and
Mr.. and Nm. O. a. ;Britell.
The infant dauRhtor OF NJ. and
Mn. O.. b. Yoaneer died Sunday
morning July Is. 1906. and the fun
eral services were held Monday
morning at 10 O'Clock at tho home
Rev J. Loebery Phillips ohioiating.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-25

Se. Ewdacd b credited With the
moss ooneptcaoas dele6asioo 20 ths
demoofasio' co0veatioa today. Fnnk
Aaefnaa u 70 b oAaiEnaa q the
ooeveaeSoa- James 0reig - eaadi.
oese Tor repseee0tativo ed Shall
Olnfk is holdRg down . positSsa a
John Callay's ,sta6 of aaoasssa
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-25

]. b. Davsoa oe Kanns City spsnt
laot Wook hoeo whiting his beothoEs
j0hn an1 BOYD DaWooa and Mr.. and
Ma Oeoege 0ooek. He Es9afaed 81
1uD1ny.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-25
nistriet A and Vicinity.

Daring tho rain and thunder Gt0rm
last wednesday. lightning stfuck and
burned . shock Of wheat In the, No.
Gam field at II O'Clock .. u. One
and one eighth inches Of water fell
here daring tho forenoon.
Honey bees have put up moro sur
plus honey this year up 70 July slse.
than they collected in tho two years
Of 1904 and 1905 toGethar. e.
We learn that John Johasoa has
been' employed BY J. J. Galley d o..
a vaterman and assistant entn9eee
foc the latter'e new threading oat0t.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-25

For Wedding stationery, Wis
fting cards and fine stationery
call on the Columbus Printing
4 Specially House If
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-25

@. J.. Vandyke, Grand Master Work
Of the Ancient Order of United Work
man vas here Friday. =.
The Columbus journal., 1906-07-25

WANTED:-Young lady able to speak
German TO act q Saleswoman. Gall at
Columbus Bargain Store l1th Street.