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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
@eItcrn IarplanS Giienbabn.

3loc o~erla'feil SincTsGtution tuie tolgt:
...-s.. EdgItdl.
40 Morgens - GhnenSug. Sdpsrstoipn. y.
& u. sgdbu unb Gl:saeioumen Soirtfa9 San'
cod u1b S6nmberSburg.
$50 Wudbni. - Niiont. ndn untors9rtoge.
EdgfidI, eucgeHommeu Spnntag.
7.00 Morpens-Oort arb Stttbsbnrg affoih.
$40 WUrnehS-Saaerstofpn uno Sbippensbnra
Accommodation Gsdrlnrs gSaggnnD.
O4h DEMONSTRATION. nn6 Wettpsbnra nfio
Yotf.
1918 8orm.-9ffcm. nab llu,or~grioae.
$50 m-glffom nab Slpioon, Vcrf hrs
". Il 8. Dit.
s4.55 a6m.-Grpreb mad @Ibnbon. Saaers.
iptoh. iopie Sreoerjd. GmIiits6urg, Sttpn
perSbnrg (BurlorsIsaggoH).
Observation-Disclosures
Bth g~5enbS-sifipm. nGd tlnipr.prieas.
If. 25 a6ennS-gtfom. ndb llRioi'Brioae.
Nur SurHtdge.
$50 Rlr9ens-afiom. rad liniou.Srioge uni
Sdnober.
1880 MbethS-sifnrt. nah llnlprsHrioae.
S1lt Mot an Der Qetltn. sgtne Station an.
u. HpbertipH, Observation-Disclosures.
8. Vi. Soiutu. Sel,eral'P aifagier.eieent
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YeaniDlbauias Babn.
Sad benz @citen nno 9or6en.
NrfInftt oIufrt.G tntfdu mic fafdf

SCtlHhI oWtutrIsS IutuHg utt TutUt.
's.45 @Orni. (lnion . Station s.55 8orm.),
BittSturg Grpreb itnb Chicago SpeeiaI.
'11.4i Born. differentiation 11.55 8orm.),
0nlptsglnie Srpreb.
uno ~9be .EennfpIOaHia" 2tiniteo, nab Gb'
eaao, Cincinnati uro ct. Qonts.
"4.55 Taan. COON llnion<stntionl, ,geeunipf'
gania speetaI," II siunben naf 6bieaso.
E4.5j s,ndlm. (oon llniunsS tntioT), @bicago
uno Ct, 2ouis @rpreb.
100 NbeuSs (oon n~RiUrtsStdtiou), Chicago
$40 Nbcuos (pon llnionse Citation, CT. eonis
9rpreb.
1888 NbruSs (bot tInionsstation), 8eftern
Srprcb mo GIebeIano uno Cincinnati Gr'
'il,4i Ma6ts ulutouse tation lbs Ma6is).
it4i 9Odts Wnion.e tatton 1t.55 aadts).
40 @,oraeus differentiation 4.44 @orsens),
tialih. un6 2odsSdben.
*S.45 @rru,. characterization s,55 Sorni.), tde'
lid, mad Wiftalo (uta @rupuriunrS unettoH),
@rie uno Bobeittage. mad Eotbetter.
ft.4i Gurm. (lniou ; Citation 11.55 Born.),
@obentnge. li1h Nenooo uno 9Irlira.
4'55 @9odlm, tdeIt6 Coon rnionFstation). mad
$50 MosnOS, tdali6 (Oon ilnion'e tation). mad
s.5s aOsuos, tasIl6 (Oon unton.e tattOn), mad
HG6 annapolis, 7.3i, o.Ot gormittusS. $3.50
@n6miiiaes an @otentaseu. Sonniaes. s.Oi
Tuu linton. Citation.
gaf gbilabelpbta uHo Ntip.Oprf.
1903 Gadlnl. pGongreiIuual etnitteo." tdglth.
nnr Gelu.gort; 1,4s. 7.55. 1902 C*tt.o5 rlr
AGO, 1916. 7.5O, 11.25 MbenSs, @o6entaee.
400, aG.2o, *6.45, 7,5O, 11.25 QibenSs,
"1 li.S SS1 a S ! i'Ss' s 49, ~ a. a.: ssis5 s iins
Gas abenSS' GBo6cntoae. ecrntaos. Gas.
7.55 MtoraellS, 3.0I, i.5I 1885, 0.45 GbenoS,
Ta3 Potion 40 gornt., Mobentaee; 1885
aa6 SeIntar nno Fauptfa9Ii6en ~8wtf6enpnnt.
ten at Der 9elaipare:S teiton, 6.35. ,7.h6
Morosgs 2so 457 madw., @o8entass'
VIZ s:G5' S,4g, 1914 BORN 1905, 1915.
1.53, 2,l2. 245. $40. $50, 80; 5,S5,
s.4s. dis, o.5S. 1880 NbsnSs. gsodeniaes.
s,g ga" Sornr. ja.65' 'tJEa. 2t2 SO ssS..
T4ii. $50. o.15. $50. 1890 apsuos.
BAD stnuapoIis, 7.36, ol05 SormiiiagS. t24S
&a@m 600 o,95 aOenSs al sS 70 Sita a
e 6S5" Sorln., ", S:e5. ii.o5 s aSsnrss. ~ '''"'.
wy sadrt,, fasii6: ssSs,u.D i, nno $50.
rioa epesiaI," r6,45 abcnbs an @odsntasen:
@beuoS tdeIid,. p1be Gultbern's Bnlm ai'
mtteo. " $3.50 glatm. an @otertaeet.
Seobonro sir Cine Tp., o;42 GorIiy $50
Naddl 81 sScah0qrS nno S'orr, S'n''fe0''
TorioIf unb gseiterl 8aiIpab, 1920 abenos
tdgli6.
G. & 8. 8h, 12.4s gsodm, 8odeutaee, 1855
@benes idalid.
Bon 9ennTSlpanid. 9tuenue. citation.
gtuf 99aibingtnu, Qrprcb, GIL 900 8ornt.,
lbs. 3.55, 600 gta6m. fdaIif, 7.4l Wor'
gems an Bp6entdger, 9.59 abenos mir an
Gcnntaaeu.
RAD MniiapoIis, 7.4t WiorGets, 600 giad.
mittags an gSodentaaen. Sonntags, 900
Scrmt. uno 600 Nadnt.
| @8eacn 0tucten Itno 'SabrpIduen mao nIsd
9unfieu tpre6e man III Der .G~aIbertStation,
Nr. 315, gorbs9barle5~ Strabe, nno untor'
Citation Dor. VA
Scpdd iuiro auf Grfubcn In ober aeranrten
Niireaus ab9eboIt unb Tarfirt.
| SpeifesgSaa gon.
U. ~. HttertprH, 3. ". Nepee,
: Sen. .@eibdfisfibrer. Raff. .3raftiesU'auaeer.
Geo. II. NpHo,
| . i., Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
McrdjantS' & Mincrs' Sranspurta-
tiun GpmpanD. .n d

gto6 Bottom nm Dem Sitcn: icoeu Wlprtda
9ienitaa, Sonncritue mo Sunttu9, Ibcllos
u llbr.
RAD Rrobioence llllb BEN Often: lehen Sunlls
tao. Wiittiuoh uIb Sreitaa Nbenos q nor.
9tu6 giemports9 Mems mo ~9lurfolt: ti9lid INT
q ubr Nbe1os.
5ruht miro tdglitD bis D llbr 9tOcuoS iiir an
bent Rage abidbtcitoc Sampler dnaercutnlcn.
9tuut enpunnub mo Dem Sibcn; ieben Siena
iing, EolHeritde unb Sumitug, glbcnoS 6 llbr.
Nuitoter mo @Srobiocnces 60npfcr Idbrcn bol
Der 9Scrtbe am Subc oeS Coma Gods al, Ga
punnubs Sutnpfcr bon Oct lSerttc an 6u6c Der
gSelis Sauesglpcuuc.
6. ". @iniugbnm, slNcnt.
lpn0 Srd.
u. Y. Surner, IS n. s9tQent
u. Z. Stcbbims, Gen, sNtGi. r.i
Sauptbiircnu 49, Stouit.Gfc @eruau. nub
YigbtsStratc. Ui3,3&G-l
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Baltimore Ohio Balm.

SrprcB5i9e ,5coe stunoe ani Der stnubr" noit
9annoeit Siuiioi nadl gsdihtnaton an $50
6cHtugen, 500 &prui. 6is 500 Nbeilos, nit
4ullmansSienit. 6riibere Iblnbrt bon VI.
Mai6inatun, b~erlufer Wit. SlopaI Ct, 1000.
no, 1850, $40, t9.4S, !t0.65. ll1.53 Sors
miitugs, 2t2.t0, it249, LIB, +243, 1850,
F4.tl, ABB, i5.55, 1000, $500. 1916. ft0,b5,
*it.32 9lbenos; pcrl. Gunloeu Ct. 300, t6.15,
1885, !7.2n, 1900, $3.50, 300, 1000, II 90
Vormittags. 1900 gtd6tS, ii2.O5. ?t2.t5.
400. ?t.05, 200, 300, 1906, 400. $50,
Ii. 90, 1905, 1855. 1900, *6.iG. 1920, II 90,
500, 1926, $4,000, 1905, lilo, F11.41
9lbelos.
annapolis, ut. gtopaI Citation. !7,iO llno
2s.45 IormiitngS, bob giddnl. 9ariberFStd,
1920 mo 1900 8orntitiaas, 1905 Na6rr.,
?5,3b mo 600 Wbenbs.
Sreberif, lRi. gtonoI Staiion, 2s.45, I0;4s.
Turm.; 9amoen Citation. 1885, 1900, Y9.15
iino 1000 Torit. !t.25, 1850 iiro f5.2O Wadb'
ntiituls.
WindcIcr, Wt. globoI, l7.t0 Borm., l243.
1850 gia6ni.. eamoen, !720 Sornt., 1900,
1850 ltfo 400 atncbnt.
ooaerstowu, Wtt, Jtoral eta. l4.45 Worrl.,
1850 9iudni., G1moel Statiot 1900 Soriii,
Loo iinh 400 gidbni.
@nieptt.6itp lnb W,t, Ntrp, Camden etaiioll.
1913, ?pt5 eorm, !i.25, 1850, 1920. $3.50.
*tt.45 Nbenos.
Curtis Vab, Camden Citation, ego Born.
9nrnr. MI. yiobuI. *2.45 gicdn.. 9nTloen,
1900 WdtiH.
Rupal Sluc qinr mad 9bilaoelpbia nno Heto.
ylprt, nencr Sermiuuc m Erctuuo5 ipau5tg'
tier StruBe, Eeiu. Y)prf, beanem nan Sutcis,
tJbcatrru NM Wcidln itps Tttrtff.
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Narplaso & Henminlpania n. q.

NarSIasb & T~enninlpania ". u.
asae b~stIaifer RortbsIbe.. II. Duf'Str. 'Stnt'or:
ITO 0crnt, nadb Dori tde'i6, auSsenouliHen
Gcfn!ds9.
$40 Rorn. rad Delta nur Senntngs.
$50 Nprin. mad peiatr IDAHO, aus9etionttnsr
Sonffag6.
3.25 gadtm. rad gorf i5Blt@, ausaenounen
Gonnfd1S. tt
4.O5 Natm. nab TeIta Hir EorntngS.
ago ylotm. ndb Stiin ioa1u, nheaehoThIeh
GonntneS.
soc abenSs nod geIotr idali9, auseeuou.
men S0nntags.
II. 90 glbenbS nab Renir illir Sonrtnas.
f1,45 Mbelios nad Belnir WstftiupoS nne cam
tinps.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-14
Baltimore 9nmpf Enfer So.
(Mlte uub Suptr;afVae g~at.2inte.)
Sic per. Siaaien.Toit bei6roernb.
Tampfcr yYirgtuta" tueu), ygIabama,"
ft.,raI,u

Die Yer. SfnaielsRolf be1oroerno.
Tampfcr ugirgtuia" tneu), .aIabama,"
otScurgiu".
9ampfer iabren idelit. Souriaos aus9enom'
men, bon ben .9uis2ine, "Biers. 9r. 10-18,
0to6t,eiraBe, $50 slbenbs, hireft nah OH
&otnt Gomfori r5orireb @lonrCe. gerloli
sierbinonn1 IN OLD lSoint Comfort nit Der
6. q o. Giicnbubn" yio0 Mi6mono, Ser'
btuoung In Portsmouth nit benz ~Seaboaro
gir Cine" ioIiocn 8nD bon Portsmouth nab
gtIantn. IN y~iprfuIf gerbinbnIa nit oer
s%lsltlantic Gcait cine, " NorioIf iio .SanniIe,
yiorfplf uno iiioli6. ginrtutf uto iueitlid mo
.Sib 9uminion Cine" ia6 Weubrri, Naib,
ineton, NC, 9i6moub. 9a, uno gleu.gorf.
Wiubl3etien nab europditnem Ylnne. turu'
ribfe auiiten3tmIner, eIeftrtt6e BeIenftnne,
9ampfbei8ung, Stolen fret. gieteroirte &alhten.
simuer in ben Understanding oer Snb cline"
Nr. 107, Sit'0difiniprc,S irabe. Nr. 600 uno
800. 2iabtetrabe. e. u. g.. Office, SfboftGdc
baltimore. NIB Gnlpert : Strabe, Continental
9rift Building nno gibaugb'S, Nr. 100. Rorb'
Gburlesftrabe.
Sphn 81. gterruob. Q. preiun,
8ite. Trii. Ii. Sen. 'Wlaliuaer. Gerl.sB af. 'aeent
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Der bnmme Snnse nno bic 1lintc.

amp a, Sla., t3. W1r5. - Der
~10.idbrige Charles Hpals belt i'm
Spiele ieinem gater s. 8. Hpals, eli
mem %6efannten ssarmer il, Brandt
tomn, cine 5linte Dor Die 9rlit, rief
rSan6e bod!" uno briidte Of. Die
5fntc mar gelaben limo Die 9aoung
brang Dem 8nter in Die Vruit, 10 bob
bieier nad] ipenieen Winuten ltarb.
Ter Sllnge batte geglaibt, bic 5linte
lei nif)t gelaben.
Hssstds Surs, Die IN lmma Gekaus Hall
~: s;;'' N1NMzzx
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utabltrt 1880.
@ilbelnn s.. Neimtarbt,

VT. f5f3, b'StruH.
We,u.Worf elaitiihe grudbdnoer,
sbue Jeoer,
fonnen 1ag rno gnnt eetrneer fpeteer.
Nad crt-Wmmmi.yGnber
Sef&e ME rstsn. ielbfi bet'm gaben afAt.
Ttefetberi ftib bon ulie.i Mer3ten
beitenB einpfob.eL.
Gr berferitaf dnf geitelung,. ipie aif Qassr;
edbuiterbduSeY, ttnttrf.s,tiitea,
,peide nnb SsiSftRen.H rndbdSsa7,
suTrieocn eeneuf Hno.
slGe gfii6bdnber. ganbasen inb Snfisu.
risnie ipernei earanitrt. bab fs pnfrn. urs
auf's Gambertte IiHb Bette nnasfetttst. e
0Hs 1amsn Nne 9tmmer
unter gafl6t bon Nab. Sstntdrht bcssaocN
@sb. 1tIepoen: Geu1ttanb IT,.
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StruBc, Teiu.Uprf, beatem II
lbcateru nno @cidln ito Thrill.

Brand in Camden uno MI. 8opalsS tatiou nm
10 ubr Nbenos.
VI. nab Nuantic. 6itn ali ySo6enia9en: y.
mad Ntlauiic'Gitp tlelt6. glue Sige balfeii
in NilminpioH; 6 bait ittGbeicr.
gbiia. gtium., 9dntoersE taiion. Is,05. $40
Sortt, 1920. POLO gidhm. nj. Jiondl Stn,
$50. Is. 20 Gornr, !2.26, 2G.15 Nnbnk
Nberoccli Nffum, 9nitben Stntiort, 90
yin6ui., $40 Nbenos; Wlt. Hoodl Citation,
?t.05 aofnt.. 1918 Nbenos.
Nelcrnirlng bon BAUM in S0lat' ooer. Fat,
torsgIaeqonS. Gpeife'5iateu etc. tueroer ihteu
beiorat per Selrpbon In aleu- iolaenoeit Ntlet'
9iirennr 9bnrtess uno Sdrotopn strabe. ca
q. 9solie 1870, ober mo. 9ourtIdno 1901; WI.
9PopnIs Citation, 6. < 4 nj. Serioft 3t23;
Camden, gtutipH SHiornntions sQiircdit, Is, & u.
Spntb 1870, ODER Dio. guurtlano 2726. unb Wr.
526, Glib glroahipnh.
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ieens-Ipplifatiouen,
elite Rr. 3.
Spiritnuicn Siccns : Ipplifatiuncn.
gircan Der spiritnui en.2 iecuSs Gpmmiiid ire,
3imnter 300, Werihtsgcbauoe.
Mieu y. SuUarn, Yrdftoent,
Bernard sSicienieio,
Goiparo g. Sracep,
Gnmmiffire.

Sic fpIaenben 9~erionen babcfl cine G~ctitiuu
fir clue Gnoctail. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bon /. mai
1906 an ein9erei6t, Die am Sonncritas, Den 30.
UIdrS 1906, SprilitiaBs UNI 10 ubr, in Seras
tbnna ge5oeen lpirh. 8roteite niitien Dor ~
llbr Mitiaes AM Miittiuudl, Den rs. It1rS 1906.
eingerei6t feil, uno Sormulare ibnller, rueIln
gepiiniht, auf Griu6et III btclem @iireau ers
lnnnt lpcrben.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14
Creston.

Cfeot00.
Ed. Wurdeman Of Leigh was transact
ing business in Creston Monday.
Edward Arson is making Q slow coD-
valesence after . serious attack of pneu
monia.
Nh. and Mrs. Theo Plsgeman drove to
Columbus Sunday returning Monday.
BUCKLES says the roads are a fright.
Creston has . f~irst-class hotel once
more. Mr.. Studley seems to be q nice
fellow and the house seems to be giving
general satisfaction.
Jack Magill returned from Columbus
Monday noon where he had been visit
ing his mother who had the misfortune
to fracture her arm. He says the arm
is painful but otherwise doing veil.
The village caucus wa held Mt The A.
o. o. W. hall Monday evening to nomi-
nate village trustees. Theo Wagner, A.
Engel, T. F. Plageman and ]. L Brown
were chosen a nominees.
J.J. Kemper 10 there from Lincoln is
here assisting Rev. Warren in Q revival
meeting at the Methodist church.
w. J. Bellknsp returned last Wednes-
day evening from . three months visit
with relatives in Iowa and at University
Place.
The many friends OF Mn. A. p. Hines
who has been q sll for the pest three
weeks will be glad to learn that she is
some better ut this date.
The youngest daughter of Frank Bur.
CESS is reported i'll at this writing.
eBruce Webb and wife were visiting
relatives and friends in Madison Friday
and Saturday.
E. I. Graham is shipping four loads
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14
Platte Cmt@.

Last week notice came 10 T. J..
Oronin. p. Makoney, W. p. Schelp.
Hia Augusta Nelson and Mis stasia
Oronin that their homeseeads In South
Dakota have been contested Thew
Immediately started for their claims.
A. yet no word has been received
from than cunosrning tho contest.
lliss Susanna Niemoller visited Mr.
and Ma O.. e. Smith last Sunday.
Harry Lamb. who II ettsndins
Creighton Medical college came up
from Omaha Saturday evening and
viii spend . few days visiting ct
homo.
Simon fenton 10 reported quito III.
Mr.. and Hrs. Wilbur are moving
this week into their now home east Of
the Edward Bradford store.
Miss Mae Hughes has just oomplet.
Cd . successful term Of school.
Miss Della Rice who has been teach.
ing two miles west of Tarnov com.
pleted her term this week and 70.
turned TO her home near Platte Gen.
TIRE.
Miss Frances Hughes Wa . Hum.
phrey visitor last week.
ailger Gretsen 10 IN Omaha this
week.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14

OF sheep 10 the South Omaha market
this week.
Mn. Roy Jackson has had a very pain.
ful felon that threatened the amputa,ion
of her left thumb. The member was
saved however.
Ray jackson is laid up with the
humps. Be careful Ezra-and don't
bite the lemons.
A letter from p. NJ. Brown who is now
in Idaho Falls, says he likes the coun-
try very we'll.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14
Route 8

Born, to Nj. and Mn. John Backen
hus Last Sunday . girl.
Peter Schmitt returned Saturday
from . business trip to Omaha.
Fred Goedeken invited in some oil
his friends Saturday night. Solid and
liquid refreshments were served.
The young people north OF Columbus
enjoyed . bob sled ride till . late hour
Tuesday night.
Tho carrier on this route Wa de-
layed two hours one day thus week BY
the breaking of his wagon reach on
tho hill west Of e. Buss place.
Mrs. Fred Meyer is on the sick list.
Frank Baltz from Fremont is out here
on q visit with friends and relatives.
p. L. HaReman bought 80 head of
cattle at the Burke and Ensmenger sale.
Gus Hagemsn and Frank Baltz went
on = visit to Henry Albers west of Platte
Center Tuesday.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14

The gums and resins obtained from
Pine trees have long been recognized
q highly beneficial in the treatment
Of backsche, kidney and bladder
toubles. Pine.ules is the name Of a
new medicine, the principle inere-
aients of which come from the pine
forests of our own native land. Sold
BY McClintck & Carter.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14

@. B. Burhans, of Carlisle Center.
N. Y, writes: "About four years
ago I wrote You stating that ! bad
been entirely cared of . severe kidney
trouble By taxing less than two bottles
Of Foley's Kidney cure. It entirely
stopped tho brlok dust sediment. and
pain and symptoms Of kidney disease
disappeared. an glad to say that
I have never had . return of any Of
those symptoms during tho four years
that have elapsed and I Inn evidently
cured to stay cured. and heartily rec.
ommend F0ley's Cure to any ono
suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble" McClintock & Garter.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14

Il 10 not difficult to relieve blind
bleeding. itching OF protruding pile
with Man Ian, the great pile remedy,
It 10 put up in oollapssble tubes with
nozxle. and may be lntrodaced and
applied st the seat Of the trouble,
Stops psin instantly. Sold BY Nc
Clintock q Carter.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14

A liquid cold cure for children
that 10 pleasant. harmless, and effeo.
tive 70 Bees LAXATIVE Honey and
TAE. Superior TO all other cough
syrups for colo remedies, because Il
aots o. the bowels. An ideal remedy
for coughs. colds. coup Who0ping
ooaeh and al durable lung and bron.
ohial affections In child OF adult.
Pleasant TO- take. Sold BY McClin.
took 4 Carter.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14

Route
Harry Fenimore va ct A. +. Camp.
bell'Gtthe first Of the week.
TVo Of Wm. AFndt's children who
Vero:1iok last week are recovering.
Eotr children Of ]. J. Barnes have
tho mampaL
JOIN Dodd Was in Platte Center
1T Monday.
Herman Alves returned from his
home I'm Lancaster county to work
for John Elmer another year.
W0. Noon and Two Sons shot five
Ohnada eoeee lhst Monday.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14

For headache. constipation. etc.,
Dade's Liver Pills are best. They
cleanse and tonic the liver. Sold by
McClintock & Carter.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14
Humphrey.
From the Democrat

IOm tue DCulOCISlI
John Farrell and family left this
week for their new home ct lroquos.
8. D.. where Nh. Farrell has purchased
. farm.
". ]. OAve Loft this week with his
family and household goods for Ooon.
20 Custer county. this state. whore he
will engage in farming.
John Boyer went up to Brsdish the
first Of the week and found . message
there which Had been received for
several days notifying him Of the
deash Of his father which occurred In
Cherry county, Nebrasks ono day last
week. Mr.. Boyer ~ in South
Dakota when the message Was re-.
ceived and he got there too Late too
even attend the funeral on Monday OF
this week. The deceased Wa ON of
the earliest settl ers In Cherry county.
Some time last year it was necessary
for him to have one Of his arms am.
putsted On account Of blood poisoning.
A disgustinR example OF female de-
pravity was witnessed in town Tues
day night when tho Union Pacific
passenger pulled in from tho south.
A middle aged woman got of tho
train and il was with difficulty that
sho wa able to walk ON account of
an over dose Of liquor. Il 10 said she
oame 10 accept tho position OF cook ct
ono OF our hotels, but il Il needless
to ~ that she had to hit tho road
again in short order.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14
BURLINGTO
BULLETIN.

Into the Northwest:-Now is the time
to go at cheap rates on one of the
BurlingtOn's two daily through trains
to Montana, Puget Sound and Port
land. You don't know cheaply
you can buy a one-way Colonist
ticket. Ask the agent.
Special Homeseekers' Rates:-Marcn 9th
and 10th very low round trip home
seekers rates into the North Platte
Valley, the Big Horn Basin, also into
the southwest.
To the Sunny South:-Very attractive
Winter Tourist rates daily until April
3Oth to q large number of Southern
resorts.
Irrigated Lands:-Better get hold of an
irrigated farm for yourself OF your son
while there is yet time, ir .igated lands
have increased from 100 to 200 per
cent in value in the last few years.
Send for our publications on irrigated
lands.-Free.
To California:-Very cheap one-way
tickets daily to California until April
7th. Thorough touris, ~sleepers.
Pacific Cuast:-Better make the grand
est tour in the world the to II of the
coast this Spring and summer. First
excursion April 25th to May 5th in
elusive. There will be very low, daily,
round trip California and Puget Sound
rates through the summer.
Write me or tell your neares; Burliug.
ton agent, just what trip you have in
mind in any direction, and let us ad-
wise you the bsst way to make it at
the least cost.
L. r. RECTOR,
Agent G. B. & @ Rv.
L. W. WAkELEY,
g. p. A. Omaha.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14
Round Trlp Rates.

Every day from February 10Th to
April eth. 1906. inclusive. the Union
Pacific will sell n way tickets from
Columbus as follows:
go. 90 to Ogden and Salt Lake City.
go. 90 to Ogden. Helena and Butte,
Montana.
$22. SO to Spokane and Wenatchee
Washington.
$2s. 50 to Huntington and Nampa,
Idaho.
$2s.OO to Portland. Tacoma and
Seattle.
SIS 10 to Vancouver and Victoria.
$25. 90 to Ashland and Astoria, Ore.
g0n. via Portland.
$25.O 90 to San Francisco, Los An.
geles and San Diego.
Oorrespondingly low rates to many
other California, Crefon. Washington,
Montana. Utah. IN Idaho points.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14

The Burlington's Homeseeker's In
formation Bureau, which has been re-
Gently organized to assist homesteaders
in getting hold of free homesteads of
$40 acres in NebIaska for mixed farming
and dairyiny, is proving a great success,
and the operations Of that person are
now taking on useful and practical
shape.
Mr.. ID. Glenn Beaver, the agent of the
bureau, has arraged to personally con-
duct excursions of homes,eaders from
and Omaha Lincoln the Is, and srd Tues
day of each month to the territory of
these free Kinkaid lands. for the our
pose of assisting desirable farmers to
locate on the homesteads that are not
available for q farmer to succeed by
mixed farming.
Those who expect to succeed should
have ready means for the Immediate
improvement Of the land in the way of
fences and buildings, and money enough
to start with q herd of COWS a hand
cream separator. This ought to be a
good opportunity for an energetic farm
or OF moderate means to secure a farm.
The Burlington makes no charge for
the services of the agents, end Mr..
Beaver has on file a complete plat of
available lands in the sixteen counties
along the Burlington road, where these
hOmesteads are located.
Those desiring to obtain information
relative 20 taking up a homestead, can
obtain q folder free of cost, and further
Information, by calling on or writing
Mr.. D. Glenn Beaver, agent of the Bur
lingtOn's Homeseekers' Information
Bureau, 1904 Farnam ST.. Omaha, Neb.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14

Foley & o.. Chicago originated
Honey and Tar O. . throat and lung
remedy. and on account Of tho great
merit and popularity Of Foley's Honey
and JAr many limitations " offered
for the genuine. These WORTHLESS u
imitation have similar ooundina
names. Beware Of them. Tho genu.
Inc Foley's Honey and Tar 10 in q
yellow package. Ask for IL and 10
fuse any substitute. It 10 tho best
remedy for coughs and colds. Nc.
Olintock & Carter.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14
st .E6Ward.
GRao- khA AAvon~o I

tEHO40 SAO aOVo4O0J
Fred Werner left Monday for east
ern United States for . few weeks
night seeing. with New York City
- nis objective point. Carl Werner
and Ed. Nelson accompanied him as
far - Columbus.
Rev. Henry ZiDnaoker Of Belwood
arrived In st. Edward yesterday After
noon and will return homo today with
his wife and little daughter who have
been visiting Nj. and Mrs. ]. p.
LAudeman.
M. and Nm. ]. p. Laudeman are
soon 70 build IN addition to their 70.
ndenoe Ma Laudeman's father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rittle, are
70 occupy the new s~ppartmens. They
arc both in very feeble health and de-
sire 70 be nea some one who can give
them aid in case Of sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Anderson ara
moving this week to the Sadie Wells
farm south of st. Edward. Mrs..
Wells will oooupy the J. W. Fonds
Q residence until her new homo 10
finished. Mr.. and Ma Fonda are
moving to tho 8. J. Lingle farm,
known - tho HudsoD farm.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14

Ftank Aerni Was On tho market this
week with Q car of fat cattle.
Fred OAttaa wa doing business in
Platte Center last week.
Mis- Bertha Boettoher returned to
Columbus last Saturday after Q weeks
visit with her brother Albert.
Charles Craun of Monroe va ON our
route Smelling corn this week.
Miss Lille Lueschen has been oon.
fined 20 the house tho last week with
measles.
Ars. John 0r0teluschen marketed q
car Of Int cattle last Friday.
The directors of tho Lutheran church
on Loooke creek held q business meet.
ing last Wednesday.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14

Have you paid your subscription
for next year? II not. remember that
You are only n out of nearly a thou.
sand and that if all should pay thi S
week, the Journal would have about
enough to buy the Wyoming copper
mine which was bought by the Co
lumbus men last week.
The Columbus journal., 1906-03-14

Salvel Salve! Spread tho salve, but
let it be Pine salve, natures remedy
for outs. burns. sores, etc. Sold by
AcClintock & Carter.