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The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
SHALLENBERGER FOR SENA-
TOR.

IlAAkCINDCANCN rON DINA.
TOR.
Lincoln dispatch: An effort is be-
ing made by some of the democratic
leaders who are not after Office them.
selves, to avoid the clash they fear will
prove disastrous next year between
Mayor Jim Dahlman of Omaha, run.
ming for governor on a liberal plat.
form, and Governo. Shallenberger on
the plank that democracy and decen-
cy have permanently tied up in Neb-
raska aud that this excludes the liquor
interest from any consideration in de-
termiDing party policy. These two
gentlemen made plain their ideas at
the recent Kearney banquet.
The peace pact proposed is that
Shallenberger shall switch to the senate
and that Mayor Jim shall have no op-
position from him for governor. Each
is to give the other support, and as
both men have strong followings this
might prove equally advantageous. If
they oppose each other for governor
it is regarded as certain that party
factional strife will be engendered.
There is a job lot of difficulties in the
way Of arranging such a pact, such
as the ambition Of sundry other gen.
tiemen for both places, but the men
who are engineering it think they can
make such showing that opposition
can be either frightened out or badly
beaten. Two Of the governors recent
appointments were not offensive to the
liquor faction of the party. H. E.
Newbranch, editor Of the World Her
aid, named for university regent, is
against both county option and prohi.
bition, and tried to get the governor
to veto the daylight saloon bill. The
other is that Of Rev. Mr.. Huff to be
chaplain of the prison. HUFF was in
dorsed last winter for senate prayer.
maker, by Senator Ransom, who said,
Here is one preacher who is not for
prohibition"
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21

Last year. the Post faction in the
republican party of Platte county
demanded that they be allowed to con-
duct the campaign. Their demand
was complied with. No opposition was
made to the selection Of a county COM
mittee. What was the result? The
sustained the worst defeat
in the history of the county. Fac
tional fights in a party always tend to
strengthen the opposition and weaken
the cause of the factionists. Stop
quarreling. There's nothing to be
gained in factiOnal contest.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
TOM JOHNSON'S DREAM.


Mayor Tom johnson of Cleveland
has another scheme, this time not orr.
ginal with him, but borrowed. A
charitably inclined man of wealth is
donating $500 Ga year to aid in unit
ing all the various reform" move
ments into one, aud Mayor johnson
proposes to raise more money and
when the isms have been cemented tie
them onto the democratic kite. lift
works it will be more difficult than
ever to tell what is u democrat. but
that is the least of Mayor Jobnson's
troubles.
The democratic party has absorbed
so many isms in the past that its plat
forms have resembled an old fashion
ed crazy quilt, but Mayor johnson is
confident that a few more patches and
bits of local color will not hurt and the
assimilating process can proceed while
he and his friends are enjoying the
Offices. While plausible in his argu.
ment about what could be accomplish
ed in carrying elections by uniting all
the various isms. Mr.. johnson offers no
proof that hitching onto the democrat.
ic kite would land the various IRE.
formers" nearer their ideals than they
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21

The Albion Argus speaks of the
decision rendered on the so-called non
partisan law as q dirty republican
trick" The republican party had
nothing to do with the courts decision.
The trouble with q certain class of
politicians is that they imagine every
decision handed down by a court is
bought and paid for if the decree does
not happen to be in accord with their
political ideas
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
Peter MacQueen, F.R.G.S.

Footprints of Stanley and Fore
prints of Roosevelt" is the title OF
DR.. MacQueen's new African lecture
His wonderfully colOred views and
excellent lecture combine to make
his programs among the most inter
esting and instructive of the entire
ChautauQua.
Since the first of January, eight OF
the leading magazines have had ar.
ticles on Africa by DR.. MacQueen.
Hear the MacQueen lectures at the
ChautauQua.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21

As usual, Mr.. Bryan has butted in
with some sage advice and tells Presi-
dent Taft what amendments should be
added to the constitution. 1t requires
no great physical or mental effort to
dictate q letter Of complaint. while
watching the $1,000 Jersey heifer and
spawned mule nip grass at Fairview
farm.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
Geo. \. wins|ow

now are. The failure Ofthe democrats
to stick together on present issues and
the hopeless split in the party when it
was last in power is not encouraging
to ultra reformers whose ideas are as
much at variance with democracy as
with OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bee.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
CALL FOR REPUBLICAN, COUN-
TY CONVENTION.

The republican electors Of Platte
county. Nebraska, are hereby notified to
meet in delegate convention at the City
Hall in Columbus, Nebraska, at 2 O'Clock
p. IN Monday, July 18th, 1909, for the
purpose of electing delegates to the
republican state convention, selecting q
county central committee and transact
ing such other business as may properly
come before the convention.
The republican electors in the various
wards and townships are requested to
hold caucus, at their usual voting places,
Saturday, July "a, 1909. from TO 8
O'Clock p. M, to elect delegates to the
county convention.
Representation is based on the vote
cast for Hon. Geo. Sheldon for governor
at the last regular election. each ward
and township being entitled to delegate
for every fifteen votes cast or major part
thereof.
The various wards and townships in
the county are entitled to the following
representation:
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
Too Pat.

A pun is often the easiest as well
of the kind of pun to be strictly avoid.
ed is given in the following story:
taken from the Chicago News. A Gus.
toner went into a music store to look
over some songs.
How do you sell your music?" she
asked of the clerk.
1T depends on the kind you want"
said that individual. we sell piano
music by the pound. and organ music
by the choir"
The customer did not buy any,
Youths COMPANION.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21

The peoples independent party will
hold convention at Lincoln on July
q. Half a dozen men will probably
assemble, adopt q platform endorsing
the Shsllenberger administration and
then adjourn.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21

President Taft is not a party man.
He has more backbone than half the
republican and democratic senators.
He has informed Aldrich that there
must be q downward revision of tie
tariff.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
representation:

By order of Platte County Central
COMMITTEES.
r. y. DICKINSON. Chairman.
BERT J. GALLEY. Secretary.
Dated July IL, 1909.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
Outside the Curriculum

I'VE had to practice Chopin for
three hours to-day. mamma"
Mrs. ParvenOo- Really. my dear
shoppin' is all very well, but your
papa sent you to the ladies' hacademy
to learn music an that sort o. thing"
Bits.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
Hesperian Male Quartette

Haven't heard the Hesperians?
Then don't miss their opening con-
cert when they arrive on the Chau-
tauqua program.
"Hesperians Great" is the universal
report from Chautauqua Secretaries
everywhere.
This company has been singing
thirteen years and its repertoire is
away above the average.
Its individual and team work are
of such excellence that comments on
the Hesperians are always flattering.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
A UNIQUE Specimen.

The rain may fall on me. but not
on thee, sweetheart" signs an Ala
bama poet quoted in the Washington
Herald. There's the first man we
ever heard of who could carry an
umbrella to a lady's satisfaction.
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The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
The Price Of &c.

There" said BOrem. that's what l
think you should do in the matter.
I'm no lawyer, but this is just little
bit of advice that costs you nothing.
What do you think of it," We'll"
replied Wise. Its worth it."-Catho-
lie Standard and Times.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21

A state wide clearing house to guar
antee security to bank depositors has
been planned by some of the promi-
nent bankers of Nebraska. All banks
that can pass the examination aud
desire to enter the association can do so.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21

II you need help Of any kind. tell as
many people as possible. There are
more than 10000 people who subscribe
for the Omaha Bee. You can tell them
all for one cent per word per day. Write
today.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
THE BIG
CHAUTAUQUA

Many new features-strong lee.
lures on live topics.
Entertainers, the best that can be
heard anywhere.
The greatest variety in first-class
music that an experienced manage.
ment can assemble.
Many features for old and young.
Attend the chautauqua.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
With More VOLTAGE.

Pennsylvania scientist found that
q common horsehy was not affected
BY an electric shock strong enough
to kill a horse. Hardy bird. the horse
fly? Try 1t on the boil weevil and
see where he ranks.-New York Her.
aid,
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21

What is democrat, and what does
the democratic party stand for now
that they have repudiated their former
stand on the tariff question.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
HE Game

His Game.
He always patronizes that one res
taurant."
Who, Stinjay? Yes, there are wait
resses there, you know"
But he doesn't care for the girls"
mo. but you don't have to tip girls"
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21

Guaranty Bill, Donohoe Bill and
Bill Bryan are now consigned to the
same scrap heap.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
FOR SALE

Several good Residence
properties cheap. Small
cash payment down,
balance on easy pay
ments. Call at once.
A Texas Fruit Farm on
the Gulf coast of Texas
for 500. $1,000 down
and $1,000 per month.
No interest. No taxes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-30

turq oes 6eiters. :. gere5, meId)cr
III Dem 3imrner, no ii6 bos @ololin
befono, orbeitete, erbielt leidjte
8ronoml1noen on @elidt unO San=
ben. Der an @eballoe uno &leioer
angeri6tete S1ooen betrdgt ullge-
fabr $50. 6euertpebr=Gbef @rig6t
meint, ooB MIR menige Berionen cine
mirflihe 4bnullg BON Ser eroBell
Seuer-@ efdbrli6feit bes @oiolin boz
ben.
49, Ser @osmleter ur1ter Dem &oN~
ie bon gilbert stepes it,, 1913 Grof-
ton 9lpelute, ling am 9onnerltog
Nadnlittae I'M 2 ltbr aus unbefom.
ten llriaden 6eller, meldes iid Dem
6auie mitteilte. Sin @ortenid!ouf
l0idte iloelien oas 6elser, ebe Sic
Scltermebr berheifomnen fonnte.
Ser angeri6tete Shaoen betrug llll=
9efabr $50.
81. Mltermann, eilt 9rp
GOODS &dllbler olt Ser @elt=Gnm=
merce StroBe, ml1rbe in Gi6ter lllu-
ld1eios @eri6tsbof nit $50 fir Ser
letltng oes Sontagsgeiebes beitroft.
= 81. s. &llellltler flogte allf
Sdeioltla bon leiter @attin, Mnrn
&uenItler.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-30

men Meriten als u9etriebsoireftor" ;
lift, &erlden?" Io6te er peroniiat
5n Dem Sreuno biniiber. ulln6 mir
rpollen gar feline 3eit perlieren. lie
Der adt Gage boben mir einen So
toilonsabenO NIT 0omen = bus 1T
Die bette @elegenbeit, nit Sen SEER
l6often Elm bisden morm gu meroea.
8erm ~gnaoigite 6rou lt1o gu ll1s
ollo Die @bre eeben molltet = es
more bormantl"
Sron l~lriulo iab 5ogern0 oltf Sen
8otten, ober Ser 9riff begeiltert Sen
@eoonfen atf.
oIber natiirli6 @lter6enl 2fit
beiBent 0onf aceeptiertl Cine taoe(=
lole Soee BON Dir fomnlt Der,
oorouf m%iiiien mir onItoBenl~
IS gei6ab, ulo >Sreo tronf IN iei-
ner froben Stimmr1g, alter @c.
lpobnbeit foleellb, iein @los nit
einem 3u9e lecr. llriula io6 es nit
leiiem Gridrecfen, aber Tie i6mitg.
Sollte lie ibrn geraoe in oieien1 Dit
genblid nit elmer @arnlt1g mieocr
Die 2ollne peroerben?"
rg(ber andoiaite Srall miiiien ouf
ntittunl" bat ladelno Gefnib, ttr.
iula all6 lein @los prGientiereno.
Gr bette lire ernite Miene belnprft
@ar SIT germ bate er tie oltd) einnol
Elm bisden frob gefeben.
llrinlo folgte ieiner 9ufforoerl1ne
u1o nipple al, ibrem @laie.
ug6er neinL gnaoigite 6roll! 3a5
5ie6t nihtl Sold Sropf6enl~
Chen! Oh muBt oltd geit trim
FEM" gebot 0rend. uGortpqrts =
in oie Samuel"
81, bol6ge5prngen, tronf %ltrllt(1
meiter, INTO lie lieBen i6r feinc
Gu6e, bis lie oos @los ipirfli6 ae-
leert botte. Ser feurige @ein trief
ibr olsbolo oos 9lllt i6neller ourd,
Die aoerL ln0 leidter iuoro ibr
Stint. Gedltib begonn bon onoer-
Nmetfl9el Elai1en 5lt er5ablen, Ell
1lent oriai1ellen Sltnggele(len-4offee
oe1t er auf ieiner u81toe" (iibrigens
orci iebr bebogli6 eillgcri6tetu,
@orcollraunterl, er hotte feline eigenc
Ginridtnng mitgebradt) peronital-
ten lppl(te, nno ioeor bon eillen7
&o~ftillnfelt i'm Stil 2ouis XIV. gr
lmtBte 10 luitig SIT %plaloern, 10 iper-
5eugeno olles SIT entlpideln, boB tiff
idlieblid ielbit ~llrirla BON ibnl er-
ipormen ST laiien begalm. Sbrc
8angen fineen oil, leidt roiig I'll
erglii6en, lnb cine gebeime 6reuoa
molte lire grllit I6lpellen.
Wein Soft, lpie longe fpor es Der,
DOB lie fem Set mebr bei16t bette,
Bob lie einrnol 10 reht bonn Ser5en
frob eepeien lpor! s(d ia, bos mig
tc moltlrl 10 einmal ipieoer pil=
meggeboben 81 lperoeu, iiber Sen
grollen MQtog mte i6on, mehr,
iid oas permirfliden lieBel
(6ortiebuun foIat.)
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2ebten por 100000 Sa6rert.

@elebrte fanoen in elmer Soble ocl
Sdipei5, &ao6en bon Meniden, mel.
DIE Dor 100000 Sabren lebten, mc
iie in iteter @efabr Dor miloen Sierel
maren. Die @efabren bon 6ellte Iin>
tootli6e &rmlfeiten, tpie uns 81. 90
groipn bon @Ieranoer, Me., 5eigt,
uWare es nidt fir Or. Sings Geir
DISCOVERY gepeien", l6reibt or,
vlebte i6 nidt mebr, ga ib on idmp.
rem 2~ungenleioen unb bartnGdige.
Sltiten litt." lin franfe 2aaaell.
grfaltungen, bartnadigen SuIten Al
beilenuno 2uneerent5iinoune gu Der,
meioen, lit es Die bette Meoi3in aul
Groen. so gts. uno $500. @aroll,
tiert bon alien 9rngeiiten.
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MIIerIci.
Infer @eIunoheitsrot {

liner @eIunobeitsrat bat ent=
idieoeti, bob Die o%ffenen GbiIiitdnoc
auf ben Wdrften fort miiiieil GA fe
ben @eiunobeits5uitano gefdbr0en.
Sic 5ieben 6lipgen an uno bieten Die
fen 8rutpl1se, auBer6em perItopit
ibr Mbfan Die SturmabfliIie nno
iie berlin5ieren ben gan5en 8las.
Der Staotrat miro erluht mer-
ben, 0iesbe5iigli1e geidliiiie
gu faiien. neber bos ausenbIidlide
nlftretenoe Sppbus- Sieber beridtete
ons be5iiglide &omite, oaB aae Mcrs-
te, bis auf einen, ieoen Sppbnsfaa
gemeloet baben. Die 4ranfbeit err
ltredt ii6 faft auf ieoen Sell Der
Staot, lit aber INNER unter &ol-
troIle. Sn ieoem 6aa lit Die NadJ-
baridaft BON Der @elunobeitsbeboroe
genau unteriudt, nm Die ltriafe Ser
4ranfbeit bernus5ufinoen ii. 81 ent-
Iernen, uno lit es IN ieoem TnG
gelungen, 10 oaB feline Sale in Ser
Gegeno mebr porfamen. S. g. DO
bot, Der Mii1 uno 2e6ensmittsl-
Rommiiiar oes Staates, mar BEL
Der Sisung oes @eiunobeitsratcs sll-
gegel uno befomplimentierte Die
9erren Oamit, oaB Gan Mntonio Die
Staot i'm Stnnte iei, no Die ssn-
lpeftion per 2~ebeusmittel am id)6rt
item uno e~ingeben6iten ourdaefiibrt
.miiroe. 90 er an beiten iiber 6ieicn
Yunft unterrihtet fem muB, lit leine
aniidt BON GROCER @idtigfeit.
Die girgidaft Don 8ietnr
Ooebbler uno Sn8el Sborp, lit ourh
Nihter gnper p~erooppelt poroen
lin0 betrdgt nun $4,000 fir Scoen.
Sn Grmanglung oes @eloes muBten
8ei6e in Dem @ef6ngnis bleiben.
@ie iie ielbft 5ugab, lit 8ictor Doebb-
ler Der brittle Mann Ser Hrau, uno
tie beiratete i'm i'm lebten Wai. oes
rnoe einen Wonnt uno einen Gaa
nafoem iie Die Sheiounq bon if,
rem 5Deiten Manne erbalten bette.
Sbr eriter Wnnn, See SION 2inn. ser
Batter ibres &naben, lit tot. Docbr-
lers ~trennten iid Dor elmer @odie
IN 6olge zines Streites uuo Der
Mann ging 81 ieiner Mutter, 3t8
Mpenue 3. Sborp nar elm itetcr
Begleiter DoebbIers uno bel i'm
9nuie.
@asoampfe aus einem @aid-
fob nit @aioIin entaiinoeten lid on
eiilem %offenen Selier i'm Sofrauln
ungefabr 20 SUB pom Souie, in Der
Some Cleaning ono Dining 60, 624
MDenle 8. Die raife @nfltnit ser
JeuertUebr perbinoerte oie @lasbrei=
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Icricmidmlc ser Sermaumsl66ne.

am 9onneritog l%tottete Yrofcnor
2llfilt, Der superintendent unierer
Itdotii6en Sduleny Der oeutldel
5erienid)ule Ser Sermomsiobne Ell
men 9eiud ob. ST mar BON Dem
Sdulfomite Der Sermannsiobne 81
oieiem 8eiud oufgeforoert moroen
unb Die Serren 6. 9iesn1oltr llno
Sulius Sengg fiibrten i'm altd i'll
ser Sdule Elm. Yrofeiipr 2ltfi!l
6lieb nobe5u cine Stunoe in Der
S6ule. Gr lpar iebr befrieoigt BON
Den Seiitltngen Der &inoer uro iprnd)
Erofeiior Webentbin lrlb Sen Sch
%rerinnen ieine pole Mnerferutilll1
aus.
@ir MAIDEN uniere 2eier nod
mails oarauf mlfmerflam~ BOB anl
Sonntog in adt Sagen an s. NJ
quit, oas groBe S6ulpicnic i'm Mto=
oorass Barf itottfinoet.
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y = Der Sdiibenpereilt Sdgerllrit
in Nen-9erlin, @uoooloupe County,
lit INN einen Gbarter eingefomnen.
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Yrobi6itiom -MsitatiOm int staate.

W. StBttNltpu TIL Sluuit.
@lS oie peridieoenen vGepereloS"
gidelberger, Strong, &anfin iulo
mie tie aae beiBen nlogen, Dor eii1i=
gen @oden lire Hrobibittons- &am-
payne bier III San Intonio begart=
uen, nabnlen Tie ocu Mhuuo gemal-
tig pofl mo %ltellten iid) au. als
menn Tie uniere cute perniinrti9e
San Intouier Sepolferung i'm
9anoumoreben 5l 8robibitioniiten
befebren miiroen. Die SiegeseeruiB=
belt but aber nibt lange angehal
ten. 5roBoem iie iid mabreno ser
erlten 3eit Der itiaihmeigenoen 9il=
Iigung uno ltnterltiisullg iii ierer
dnglo=amerifunii6er Sages5eitllngen
gu erfrellen batten brad ibr luz
ternebmen bod %5riommlen. Nad Ben
gemeinen &eoen, Die Ganfiu u1o
anoere bier gebalten uno Dem cnt-
idieoenen MiBfaIlen, oos iie bel Der
Waioritat Der 9epolferlllg erseug~
ten, bieIten es nl1iere o%nglo-ouaer;=
faniiden 3eitungen bod fir onge-
braht, ii6 Elm menie bon ibrell
probibitioniitii6en 6reunoen 5%ltriif=
su5ieben uno als oann Der gpisfo=
palbiidof Solution feline pielbeipro-
hene 3eoe belt, oo batten Tie Bier
III San Mntonio aiemlid] a~llseelpielt.
3tpar perlu6ten fie nod nit ll,-
glaublider 5redbeit, Dem giidof
Solution oas @ort I'M Wlmbe 81
peroreben rno Dem 8ublifum meis
5u MAIDEN, er babe geraoe bas De
genteif bon benz geiagt, iuos CT in
@irflihfeit geiproden, o6er es
glaltbte linen Niemano ullo Tie rie-
fen oaourd MIR llnmilen berpor.
Damn 5ogen lie ab. @enigitens Die
9auptgroben. aeiticrt miro 8,uor
nod immer bier, ober Die Siibrer,
Die Suffer in Streit, oie @erfuleiie,
Die auf ibren 5dultern 6os Sllnoo-
ment beg berrlihen teraniideu Bro=
bibitionstempels 5u tragen gebeu=
fen, Die baben mlsaperloiien. tins
ipabriheinlif baben tie oi6 Sen
Staub BON ibren 5duben iiber illl-
iere arme Staot abgeidiittelt. or
ieroings bebollpten lie bier groBor-
tige grfolge eebabt gu baben nno
uniere englilden 3eituneen beballp-
ten in ibren 2ofalnoti5en Dies onb,
aber gemerft boben bon Ser @rob=
artigfeit oieier grfolge bisber MIR
tie nno Die &eporter etipos.
ueberballpt bieie 3eitungsberidte.
ga bradte ulliere ogrpreB" nelllid
einen 8eridt iiber cine eroBartigc
Organization, Die Ser @auptagiiator
gideIberger in 8ictoria pon5oger
babe iln6 oann fam Die in 8ictoria
erideinenoe u8eutide 3eitung fir
Eeras" uno er5ablte, ooB oie gall5e
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