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Madam, see what the Galvanic Soap
ad says on another page Then cut
out the coupon and get my free gift
worth 10c. Caleb E. Johnson.
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WANT COLUMN
WANTED.

WANTED-Men to learn barber trade.
Few weeks required. Best paying
work within reach of poor man. Can
have shop with small capital or posi-
ton. Wages SIS to $50 weekly. Busy
season soon. Start now. Catalogue
free. Moler Barber College, st. Louis,
Mo. tt
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-One
medium size touring car Overhaul
ed and in best condition Price reas-
enable. Call Larson Erickson Garage
900 Johnson street. 75-10t
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American Leaeuc.

At Washington. R Fl e
Washington -. 100 900 ooo-1 5 0
New York -. 400 600 000-4 0
Batteres-Grooms. Smith, Lurns,
Street and Blankenship; Quinn, Klie-
now md Blair.
At Detroit. r H E
Detroit ........ 600 oo2 o1o-3 9 8
Chicago ....... 600 900 1901 8 1
Batteries Summers and stanage;
White and Sullivan.
AT :. Louis. r H F.
st. Louis $50. Dol O01 o1O-3 10 0
Cleveland -. 022 600 0oO-4 6 0
Batteries Petty and Creiger; Young
and N. Clarke.
AT Philadelphia-Game with Boston
postponed because OF wet grounds.
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The Unity Circle girl of the Uni
tartan church will give an indoor pic
mic in the parlors of the church on
next Tuesday evening.
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hfrV rs a.

MELISSA:
The only -four ever had any luck with
Is Gold Medal Flour. LUCINDA
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FALLING HAIR is the 9orerumer
Oh badness. II you wish to
prevent 1t, start I'm now to use
.x,yy;sl7aiit'
HeaIfh

and see how quickly the new
hairs Will begin to come In; GOOD
strong healthy ones too. The old
hairs will stop falling out, and
dandrulf, the cause OF badness.
Will disappear. Then you Will
have a head OF hair to be proud
Of.
IS NOT A DYE.
Hays Harflnn Soap cures Eczema. red.
rough and chapped hands, and all skin diseases
Keeps skin fine and soft, Csc. druggists. Send
e. for free books, THE Care of the Skin, . ''The
Care of the Hair"
Philo Hay Spec. Co.. Newark. N. J.
For sale by Wilkinson & Co. sno j.
F. kiedaisch & Sons.
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TOR SALE.

FOR sALE-The Kiser property on
14th and Blondeau. Also good
building lot on North 14th near High.
Cheap if sold at once. Inquire Star
Shoe Store.
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OUR FINE NEW UPRIGHT PIANOS
$15500. Warranted, must be sold.
Ayres e Sons. 15-2t
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11
osAsr Of Publication.
In the Morgan County Circuit Court. In vacation
SrATE, or MISSOURI. l..
County OF Morgan.

In the Morgan County Circuit Court. In vacation
SrATE.Op MISSOURI. l..
County OF Morgan.
J 7. Phillips. Plaintiff,
The Unt nown Heirs. D~evisees or Grantees Of
william ~. Kniekefbocke deceased. Dcits.
Al ,hi, day comes the flaintig herein IN Per.
re',ssa' Sy,i.Sinw among al shIna. sha, ,he
unknown heirs, devisees OF grantees u william
~ Ebichcttpcker deceased. are interested 10
cannot 4, scribe thcif several i~niercsis. names.
Spd their several places Of residence herein he.
cause unknown to him; that their Interests y
.a,e such as they would derive a. heirs atisw
,,tevisees os grantees Of the said william "
kn,ek steoessr' Gee sed, WhsreipTn: y \ Az
in has commenced q suit agsins, then, % this
90 ..eea,s,p aud aetsr,nine The ,ais. Interest
and estate Of the plaintiff and defendants here
,I aud to obtain q decree divestinx defendants
az all their right, title and interest oil, ~ and 10
the foiiow,Dg described real estate, to-wt: All
Of The yDutbesst quarter OF the northeast quarter
aud the northeast quarter OF the southeast quar-
ter ~ section ten tiJ), township. forty t<D),
tsng- nineteen tI9D. also "a piece o. land, com
nencing At the northwest corner of the south.
Gen dO,, township forty t4ol, range nineteen
On, running thence spuih eighteen rods thence
rsst about sixteen rods 10 the bluff thence run
ming along ,sid bluff IN . northeastern direction
10 tie north line Of said forty acre tract, thence
west TO the point Of beginning. said last de
nctibed tract containing about three and one
1,sif acres, all IN Morgan county, Missouri. vest:
ting some IN plaintiff. aud that unless the said
defendants be and appear at this Court at the
next Term thereof, 10 he begun aud holden II
sr. rcur, House IN the Guy Of Versailles, IN
ssid County, on the INh Day OF April peHt,
aud on or before the frst day Of said Term,
answer or plead 70 the Petition In sa,d cause,
the same will be taken as confessed, and judy
menl will lie rendered accordingly.
And Il IL furthe, ordered, that 9 copy hereof
,e published according TO law, IN the Morgan
county REpDBIIAAH, . weekly pe~spapef
Published Ia the City u Ver&ain-z, h1rgan
County, HlssOsfi -
W. {. THOMAS Circuit Clerk.
\ true copy from the record.
Wfnes, my hand and the seal ~ the
rSHALj Circuit Court OF Morgan County.
this 10 day Of Feby, lgy
". g.. THOMAS Citcui, clerk.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11
Order OF Publication.
IN the Morgsn County Circuit Court, ia vacation
County ~ Morgan,
Louis EctboH. Plaintiff,

f. =, M9,rsn ssSn,x Circuit Court in vacation
~ I,"Si. Eckhoa. Plaintiff,
TIL, Unknown Heir. 81 rhom.. Reynolds. DE
Al this day come. plaintiff and files his peti
ton, dull. verified b. himself. alleging among
Other sh'ps; 'ns' rh he ve,,,y o, believe,
III. petition. bu, tina, Re cannot in.eii
their names 70, the reason that they are un.
~ the record owner Of the lands hereinafter de
scribed, aud that plaintiff verify believes tina,
the .sid Ihcma. .eyr9id. I. long since De,
IN said lands. " any, Ia the record owners Of said
lands, tina, they derive their interest. from the
.aid Thomas Rsynoids a the time o. b., death
tier Interest Of the defendap ts and how derived,
y sny. 10 unknown TO plaintiff, except thst 80 "a
in,eres, o, CLAIM, " adverse ana p,s!udis,.i 70
cierf il vacation that aid deiendsnts be noti
fed by publication that plaintiff has commenced
. .ai, .snsn., , .s y, nb r. sh !. court the es,sa 3D.: nd
determine the estate, titis and Interest, and to de
fine aud adjudge by It's Judgments " decree the
isns. an: f ss,.in o. .. IN. piif,', q. p ana 10 H.; ;"a i Gs.
lowing described real estate, situate In Morgan
County, Missouri, To- wit The northwest guar.
two, Of range nineteen, and that unless the said
the unknown heirs ri Thomas ~ yDoida, he and
appear AT this court, ct the next term thereof,
TO be begun and holden II the court house in the
City Of Versailles, IN said county, on the 18th
day Of April next and on OF before the first day
Of said term, apswer or plead To the petition IN
said cause. the same will he taken ns confessed,
and judgment will be rendered accordingly. -.
And u II further ordered, that . copy hereof
he published aSofdipg to law, IN the Morgan
County kgpUBLtCAN,
W. c. THOMAS. Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record
witness my hand and the seal Of the
tsgALI Circuit Court Of Morgan County.
this 9Th day Of Feby 100
W. { THOMAS, Circuit Clerk.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11
Order Of Publication.

IN the Morgan County Circuit Court, In vacation
| TAT Oh MISSOURI, =.
Louis Eek hoH, Plaintiff.
The Untuown Heirs Of Newton johnson, Defis,
Al this day comes plaintiff and flies his peti.
ton. duly verified by himself, alleging among
other thing ibai FL ve,iiy believer that the
heirs 81 Newton Johisc, IRE interested IN the
subject matter Of his petition. but that he can
not insert their na fnes fnr the reason that fhey
are not known 10 bisi. that Newton Jobi,On up
pears AZ the record owner of the lands hrrrtn
after described. and that plaintiff verify believes
that the said Sew,CD johnson IL long siire de
ceased. that the interest his INK rown heirs have
In said lands, II any. IL the record ownership 81
said lands. that they derive their interest from
the said Newton johnson ~ the time of his death
iy reason oi beng his h-iIs, and that the fur
tier interest OF the defendants aud how derived;
" any, il unknown to plaintiff, excerpt That sad
interest or claim IN adverse ana ptejudicihl 10
tins plaintiff. WhcfeipOn, II Is ordered by the
CLERK IN %ya,s'io" that taid defendants he nbi',
he'd by publication that plaintiff has commenced
u suit against them IN tins court the object ana
general nature OF which IL 10 Try ASCERTAIN nud
deter mine the estate title aud interest, aud to
dcnnc and adinigc by its judgment III decree ~"
title and interest of the PARTIES, piaintih ANA de
PENDANTS, herein. seyetally, OF, IN shd 10 the iol-
lowing described real estate situate IN Morgan
county, Missouri. to wit The southeast quar-.
ter Oi the southwest quarter and the southwest
quarter ~ the sDutncesl quarter Of section
twenty three, township fottytwo. OF range
iiiDcgccn. and alsDth northeast quarter ~ the
north west quarter. and the northwest quarter Of
The northeast quarter OF section twenty .six,
township i"ftytyO, OF tange nineteen. excerpt
one acre squire, aud upon which IL now located
the clancy Chapel church. and except also the
following commencing AZ the northwest COT.
ner Oi the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter III said section twenty sig, TOW nship
ioIty two. range nineteen. thence north one
eighth 81 q mile, thence east about IS yards To
: y. q tree theme" south and east 4" n point
80 yards, more 81 lcn-, east Of the piaoc/f b %
coming tH"uc" v"rt ItU ystis. more OF less. TO
the plac. oi htTinninH ,nd that uiiics, III" said,
lI.H ,,.,Ls "...,t .4.- - ArautL, .l,.- Las nd
appear ut ihiS court. NJ the next term thereof.
to lie begun and holden NJ The court house IN the
city al VsrsH'llcS, III said county, on The ran
day 81 Apfil next, and on ~ before the first day
81 said term Hnswet or plead TO the petition IN
said cause. The sam" Will lc taken nv confessed.
and Judgment rendered accordingly
Aud II Is further md red that a copy hereof
hc published accord NJ to law, IN the Morgan
Cuunty prpvBLItNN
" c.. THOMAS. Circuit Clerk,
\ true copy from III" t.tnid.
Witness M hand and the seal ri the
IsyALl Circuit count 81 Morgan County.
TINS ! iI day Of February, lyD
w IHOm.A Circuit Clerk,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11

In the Motgan county Circuit Court, In vacation
STATE OF MISSOURI, =.
County Of Morgan,
Louis Eck hoh, Plaintiff,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11
Read 'lhis.

Strrpeon. MO. hug. IS, 1905 ! here.
bv certiiy that Dac-hs3 kUttie 81 the
Texas Wonder, Hall = Great discovery.
"nred nv SISTER 81 Kidney and Bladder
trouble, AID a cure 70 stsy rmri. She j.
81 years Of age. mos. u. syACCs.
Sold by al, druggists.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11

In the Morgan County Circuit Court.
STATE or MISSOURI, J.. ,.,..
County OF Morgan, s. !" vacation
Garland G.. Henderson,, Plaintiff,
vs..
.he Unknown Heirs Of Rush Milan,
defendants.
At this day comes the plaintiff herein
and files his petition, duly verified by
among other things that he verify be.
lieyes that the heirs Of Rush Milan are
Interested in thc subject matter Of his
petition. but ina their names are an.
known 10 him and for that reason cannDt
be inserted IN his petition. That the
interest they have, II any, would be the
record owners Of the title to hereinafter
described real estate, that Rush Milan
appears from the records of SAID lands
To- be the owner III the record title To said
Land, but that plaintiff verify believes
that the said Rush Milan is long since
deceased. tba, the interest his heirs have,
II any. they der We by descent from the
said pvsh Milan at the time of his death
az his heirs, that said interest and claim
Of tbs defendants ~ adverse and prcjudic-
ial ~ the interest Of The plaintiff, that the
further iutsycSt and how derived, II any,
Of the defendants is unknown to the
plaintia sxcept that said interest and
claim ~ adverse and prsjudicial 10 the
plaintiff. Whereupon. it is ordered by
the Clerk in vacation that said defend
ants he notified by publication that plain
tn has comDicicen "a suit against them
in this court, the object and general na.
,urc ~ which il to try, amerain Srd lie
t"r'rine. stjud2e, decree and define the
est,tr. title and interest OF TIE plaintiff
aud defendants herein. severiily, Of,
- and 10 tile following described raj
,.'ate situate !, Morgan County. Mis-.
~n.vi. to. wit: ':l'e west half u siur south
bali II tile south Il qaar,er Of the nor,b.
e"ys 4 'srtsr u sect. eleven, township
fotty.6r",rauge uinetc =, sud that ua1ess
'- said unknown ieirs II Rush Milan be
airt a. pear 1t thu court, 1T tie n~xt term
thereof. u t< begun aud holden n TN
couri hosse IN the City ~ Versailles, IN
said couMty, on she 18th dav III April
nest. and on o. isfofe the first dav Of
' sad term, sDawer or plead To the petition
In ssid CAUSE, the same will he taken %
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11

confessed, and judgment will be rendered
accordingly.
And II 10 further ordered. that a copy
hereof be published, according to law, In
the Morgan County REPUBLICAN.
W. {. THOMAS Circuit Clerk.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and The seal Of the
lSEAL) Circuit Court of Morgan
County, this 18th day Of February, loo.
w. E. THOMAS Circuit Clerk.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11
Kills W0ub0-ite SLAYER,

A W~re,irs murderer /. spy"ndici y
with many ,%i''iIt Et Dr. Kings Me-
ste pills Hi! Il ty prevention Thev
pstijr sfimuist< "rnacli. nytr md
snxels. p~'sys~,'ng iha, ciogy!nf thst in.
>'tss sv1sodic',is. ea.s Constipation
J,iii,ovsssAs. Ai!,i,-, Ma,arsa, 1Ieai.cht
rnd isd.Sesa,n. 80 a. Mar:zcl's C.u1
k10ts,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11
DIRECTORY.

TIMES ~ HOLDING COUNT.
Circuit court Ord Monday In April and 2nd Mon
day In August and December.
Probate court md Monday In February. May and
November. and eth Monday IN August.
County court First Monday In February. May,
August and November.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11
Good City Property For Sale

A. ST. p. Leaving city.
t'll at this office.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11
II Saved Hts Leg.

"hil hcvsftI lnse my leg" writes
! A. SweGaO., ". crown. Wis, "Jcn
wears 81 Eo.ria tiot IS doctors could
mot enIe. had al las, laid me up. Then
iiuck'tm's krnica Sa,Ye cured it sound
nod welt" infniIi,le ior skin eruptions.
hczcms, salt RlnHJp. Bo,ls, Fever Sores.
Errps, ScaI,!s. Gets, Piles. &c at
Niun,zel's Drugstore
r-H .4E
II take oma 10 1--we faith jr .
tnsu when s,Ie " mt,
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11
CHURCH

'"'"''
". u. 'hurrt. south Preaching every Sunday at
n u. ~, and 730 ~ N. sunday 1i,ooIAh $50 u. IA.
Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening.
REV. ". q. BEwsLy. Pastor.
Presbyterian Church
SUNDAY sciooi vt $40 every Sunday morning.
NV. hcCLktLAHD. sept
Baptist Church Prcacbing every byn
dry S,i y. ~. and 7sD .. ~. business NESTING on
saturday before the an Sunday 1T 7sO .. NJ. Bun.
dag ~rhool At 920 y. ~. and Is. Y.P. u. at7aO .. IN.
every Sunday. Hxv- u. NJ. WHITE. Pastor,
Christian Church sunday seho1i every s,Bihsy q,
9SsJa n, m. o, .. MUSTER. Superintendent.
Preaching every third SUNDAY IN each month at
II q. ~. aud - y. IN. Minister.
~. Paul's ". ". Church UOlored)- Preaching nj
II n. M. and ~ D. M. LIST and Ord Sundays IN earb
month. Prayer meeting every Thursday ssss'iBg
sunday school at s;SD .. IN. every sunday.
REV. EIoAaED kCrn. fast1r
Colored Baptist Church Preaching NJ II =. m. and
1;yD .. ~. every 2nd and 9th Sunday IN zach month.
- Y. =. u, every Wednesday evening ut T:0. Sun
,iay school at 2.S0 .. ma. every SUNDAY.
Hxv. o. ". WATTS. pSrD
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11

Moao.r County OrrIcIAIS.
Presiding Judge John u. Kidweil
Judge 1-t Dt,rt+ Tirrna. y. O'NsaI
Judge Ind District WIN. q. Tagtmey-r
Judge Of Probate Harvey y. Neville
Circuit Clerk and Recorder Wesley q. Thomas
County Clerk Lewis Lumpes
Prosecuting Attorney H.. N. Livessy
Sheriff Charles u. 0Dodmar
Collector John A. Hannay
A.Aessor Fred Mor,%,rp
Treasurer ]. NJ. Hciannsp
Coroner John A.. Braden
Public Administrator r. N. Napier
Surveyor WIN. X. Stevenson
vRusAiLLEs GrY OsyIcIALs.
Mayor Samuel Daniels
CITY CLERK J. W. MctIeiIund
city Attorney X. NJ. Livesay
City Treasurer Prize. jones'
CITY Marshal william Dury
Regular meetinas Oh city council every 2nd and lnh
Monday Higlts.
SOCIETIES.
A.. A. NJ. Versailles Lodge, No. 1T, regular
communication, the lat nnd 3rd Friday nights each
month. Visiting brethren invited and cordially
welcomed.
WHAY wITrxr. Secretary.
''N' '" s''p f''s re
Meets every 2nd Friday night In each month
at 73O. Visiting Companions welcome.
A.. J." Ross, ~. r.
JAS. NJ CLirTOs, Secretary.
10. .. F.--y.raHi.s Lodge. No. Z,. regular
meetings every Thursday night.
j. Y. BEnxsrngasea N q.
A. Porpyn. ssrretnry.
Of p.-versnIliss iOdge. No. Ig2. meets every
Thursday night. 90. wisopir q. G.
!. ". SGnAsaxp. X. Of 81 y.
NJ ". A. Versailles Camp. No. 2A2. meets the
hrS, and third Friday nights In each month.
I. N. scuAHHEv.C CLERK. u. G. MonDAs. Consul.
Versailles Camp No. SJps, Royal Ncighbors Of
America. meets every End and ath Friday
nights in each month nj Oddf.llow Han.
MEs. W. r. = AGEr, Oracle,
Mas. u y HULETT, Recorder.
10 H. ia Ha Tonka Tribe. No. ~. meets
every "wednesday sleep.
v. C.. HULErr. sachem.
C. V, ", HuDson q. Of II.
40 y. " Versailles IDhpr. No no. meets Nv.
cry Rad and th Friday might. in each month.
JAMES AsKEw, n. ".
y. q. MORGAN, RscOrder.
W o. Versatile Camp, No. AZ, meets
every list and 5rd Monday nights in each month
ED HULLEr. C.. ~.
PprCE JOsps, Clerk.
I|"Ig' M. WV, hDnfTh bfDtb'fhfsW ~ America
iteRnlnr meetings tho 3rd saturday nIyht In each
month JONATHAN u. HAYES. President.
JAcon y. sCHMiTTxs. Secretary.
W. { T Meets every Wednesday after.
noon ut ; 81 O'Clock. a cordial invitation " ex-
ended Ia all. Mns. T.. N. WHITE. Pres.
MAS. cora Rec. secy.
LDysi Temperance Legion Meets every sun.
day At 800 y NJ. You are inYiieh.
Miss KATE HANDY. Gen. SUIT.
MISS Ina kiSLoCn, Pres.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-03-11
Order of Publication.

In the Morgan County Circuit Court,
STATE or MISSOURI, J.. ,..
County Of Morgan,
Garland e.. Henderson, Plaintiff,
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
ABOUT OUR NEIGH
BORIS AND FRIENDS
CLIPPED FROM OUR
EXCHANGES

suffering with cancer in her head. Her
pain is SO severe that she is unable to lie
down, being obliged to walk the floor
day after day, trying to obtain at least
little rest.
The storm last Friday evening put the
Bell telephone line out OF service. a
large number of the poles between Platte
Center and Humphrey being blown over.
4 gang of men began work Sunday
morning putting the line in temporary
repairs. Later a gang will be sent here
to put in an entire new set of poles, aid
they will be much larger than the old
ones, they being much to light to
carry the number OF wires strung on
them.
Last Friday evening, during the heavy
storm, lightning struck the barn Of
Henry Jaixen. four miles northwest Of
town. and killed team of his horses and
Sc, fire in the hay in the manger in
front of them. but fortunately this was
discovered in time and extinguished.
There were several other horses in the
barn hut they were uninjured. Next
morning it was discovered that the loose
hay in the loft near the opening through
which hay was pushed down to the team
had also been set on fire, but for some
reason had died before getting much
Roadway.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
BELLwOOD.

From the Gazette.
Geo. Kline and Will Barkalow drove
to Ulysses Saturday, where Will sold
Geo a half section OF land at SlO5 per
acre. Said farm is located between Sur
prise ard Ulysses. L. Hentling also
purchased half section Of land one day
last week, psyir e slO7 per acre. Lewie's
new purchase adjpirs the village of Sur.
prise.
An unknown exchange asks the fol-
lowing questions: why is it that near
~ everybody who attends church likes
to sit in the end OF the seat and hang on
to it like grim death and every per-
son who gets berth in that pew must
stumble over them" Possibly it Is to
get out quickly in case of fire-we sim
ners are quite strongly reminded of fire,
flames and birthstone that is pursuing
us, and We can't tell just exactly when
it is going to come. We want to be in
good position TO make quick get away.
Jerry Wagner was At COlumpus last
Saturday. He was anxious to get home
Saturday evening and there being nc
''iron boss" coming this way he hired a
livery team to take him to the river. OF
to about within half mile Of the bridge
where he started to make the remainder
of the way on ''Shank's mare" but had
only gone few yards when couple OF
men, who we're sitting near the bridge
Knocked him down, where he lay in an
unconscious condition for some time
and on coming to his senses found tha
his pocket book containing about SIS wa:
missing. He afterwards made his way
to Beliwood arriving at about 10 p. m
and now carries black eye. with Othe
! marks of blows on his face.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-07-21
FULLERTON.

From the Post.
Judge Thomas was up from Columbus
Tuesday and held special term OF court
at which time Geo. Darling, recently ar
rested for stealing corn at Belgrade,
plead guilty and was sentenced TO one
aud half years in the penitentiary.
Sheriff Babb left Wednesday with his
prisoner. He also took Mike FidO
along, to be left at the asylum at Lin
coin.
Postmaster McClelland was in Bel,
grade the fore part Of the week and on
returning saw lights" in field along
the road side. Not being sure of his
optical delusion" he investigated and
found it was farmer cutting grain with
a four horse reaper by lantern light.
This was about 10 o'clock ut night and
the farmer intended to finish before
quitting.
While meandering in the vicinity OF
the famous "Leap' last Sunday, Frank
Lemire and f. W. Jeweit. Of Gooch grain
exchange, suddenly came on to pair OF
raccoons and three young ones-about
two-thirds grown. They Immediately
gave chase and succeeded in capturing
the cubs. Mr.. Jewett has them on ex'
hibition in the rear ofthe Smoke House
and will take them to the geological gar
! den at Lincoln when he returns.