The Columbus journal., 1898-04-06

-O4k Baker - rssivsd e.r loal
of I'D wagons. buegisa. phaetona. d
6ct, veAjeies Of all descriptions. The,
are dne ax0Aevin sell you one cheap, o
trade for your Sad one Call soon Il
&C. A. woosley drove his horse an.
buggy about $50 miles last week. through
rain and snow part Of the time. an.
hack again. feeling the effects Of his out
/, ing IN N increased appetite for work in
doors.
-Nebraska genius ID coming to til.
front along more lines than one. A.
Phillips Of Stanton has invented q beet
harvesting machine. and has disposed q
his right in the United States for $500
and in Europe for $1,000.
Judge Robson discharged the Vol
lertt boy, brought here from Humphrey
On the charge Of obstructing the rail
road track The Judge considered thu
age Of the lad, fourteen years. and ths
Jack Of intent to do wrong.
Nallard's Snow Liniment is the most
peAeIating liniment in the world n
eu1 1es pain and Inflammation Of all
Kids quicker than any other known
reihedy. Price, Soc. Every bottle guar
anteed- DR.. A. Heintx and Pollock Z
Co
George Scott, the proprietor OF the
ClOther house. is about to make still
further improvements to his hotel in the
way OF on added third story to the
western portion OF the house, givins
seven additional bed rooms.
A COMMITTEES composed OF Mics
Minnie Becker, Aias Bessie Sheldon,
Rev. Nickel. Elder Hudnoa, Mi@ Stau6sr
and Mrs. Chambers have been appointed
10 make out the program for the Platte
county Sunday School convention, which
will meet in Monroe about the first of
June.
The distribution Of the homeless
children. advertised to take place here
April l. has been postponed to April =.
One OF the committee tells US that he
has had fifty applications for children.
A man and wife drove twenty miles to
get here the evening OF March 81. to get
little girl
oharle( Williams and o. Il. Tracy Of
Grand (sIAnd, arrived in the city Friday.
They Al representing the Equitable
Mutual Accident association of Grand
Island and expect to be here some ten
days. ". TErnst was insured in this
company. and received from them SaO-
80 a week-during his recent disability
A. A. Pangborn. for the past two
years the UIf>sgspxa at Ocoass<n5oved
his faRily to our ciYfss<week into the
Speice ps6perty~she door east of VIM.
Speices residence near the high school.
Mr.. Pangborn has rented the barber
rooms in the basement Of the Thurston
hotel, where he is now located ready for
business.
Mt is not what a manufacturer says
aB0yt his own medicine that cures 4
patient, but what the medicine does
Ballads Horehound Syrup does the
work and does 1t we'll 1t cures coughs
aid colds in day. It's healing. sooth-
ing and quieting. 25c and SOC. DR.. A
Heintz and Pollock 4 Co.
C. o. Moore OF Humphrey, sold
ths-athe1-day for $50, and Yet
shef ag people xb0~take NO stock in
he chicken business. Doubtless. Mr..
Moore understands little better than
.ven the most Of those called experts.
put one Of good common sense and
average industry, with good degree Of |
can do we'll with chickens.
Mrs. Nellie B., wife of J. F. Davis OF |
Fullerton. Calf, died Wednesday even
ng last at 6 o'clock, at her home. She |
Vas a daughter OF Samuel C. Smith.
OF this city, and sister Of Mrs.
J. G. Reeder. She was rs years old, and |
her ailment was neuralgia of the heart.
md bilious fever. She leaves her hus-
,and, and a son years old. Her many
riends here will sincerely sympathize
With the family in their bereavement.
A young Columbus lad carried a
ack TO the butcher the other day with
to tell him that the folks
Vanted more meat with fewer bones
fter this. but when the butcher opened
That the lad supposed was sack of
'ones, It was found to be pieces OF brick
nd such like. An unusual number of
'eople seemed TO be present at the meat
market at that hour. and the butcher
idn't appear as though he had been
Ipril-fooled.
Those JOURNAL readers who wish to
mt themselves In communication with
ii the arguments for protection and all
be facts concerning the circumstances
( our Industries and business enter
rises. the shipping interests, the agri-
the mining, the commercial
should get and should faith
ully study the American Economist,
ublished in New York City. We con-
ider 1t the best publication in the
Ountry along that line.
Last Wednesday evening a goodly
udience gathered at Odd Fellow hall to
ear Grand Master Workman Schultz
nd Deputy Grand Master Putney set
,rth the salient features of the Ancient
rider Of United Workmen, which they
id in pleasing manner. The speaking
as followed by an exhibit tofstereoptican
Jews illustrative Of the benefits of mem-
ership in the order The Mandolin
lub added to the interest Of the occa-
ON by good selections from their store
music.
At the lecture Friday evening two
ogs gained admission with their mas
IA Just before Mrs Hallor foO.p bar ,