The Columbus journal., 1898-11-09


-Ths sum 70 b paid out 70 stock
holders Of tho Exposition i S225.O 1000
and this viii still leave in tho treasury
$4,000, . great record for ono Of the
greatest expositions yet held.
DIR. voss has the most sensible do
vice We have ever seen for certain ail-
ments ''that human Aesh u heir to" or
seems to be Il u q contrivance that
applies ono OF natures remedies to the
exact seat Of trouble, giving immediate
relief.
1t 10 not generally known that the
woman who he's been talked Of % much
- . city inspector of street cleaning
dates her interest in sanitary work from
the death OF her child. OF diphtheria,
caused by the infection Of . garbage
laden alley.
Tho Monroe Republican mentions
the following persons Who attended the
teschers' meeting there week ago, Sat-
urday: Mrs. Brindley, Miss Alice Luth,
Chas. Welch. u. Dodds. L H. Brittsll,
Misses Alice and Elizabeth Watkins and
Prof. Williams.
Died, at his homo in Des Moines,
Iowa, Fred Mccartney. Mrs. Mozart
ney's friends here will sincerely mourn
with her in her bereavement Her
maiden name was Miss Salome Kahler,
(niece OF George Lehman) and married
about year ago.
Mr.. Albert Won Bergen has opened
up studio With H. F. Mielsnz's photo
gallery, and il prepared tolinish enlarged
pictures in crayon, pastel, india ink and
water colors. II you want work done
before Christmas. call and see him.
Prices very reasonable.
Students OF the public schools will
now be called upon to remember that on
Nov. l, 1893, there was instituted new
government on earth-the United States
Of Central America, formerly Nicarau-
qua, Salvador and Honduras, modelled
after our own government.
If you are suffering from drowsiness
in the day time. irritsbility OF temper,
slsepless nights, general debility, head
ache, and general want of tone of the
system. use HERBINE. You will get
relief and finally cure. Price 50 cts.
DR.. A. Heintz & Pollock L Co.
DR.. Mexican informs us that after
Nov. Is, DR.. G. N. Wilcox OF Chicago,
will occupy his Office. DR.. Wilcox is q
graduate OF the Chicago College Of
Dental Surgery. He comes highly recon-
mended by DR.. Mexican. The DR.. will
locate permanently in Columbus.
Constipation means the accunula-
tion OF waste matter that should be dis
charged daily, and unless this is done
the foul matter is absorbed and poisona
tho system. Use HERBINE to bring
about regularity Of the bowels. Price
80 cts. DR.. A. Heintz & Pollock & Co.
-Mrs. s. L. Bristol OF North Platte
died Thursday night at IL o'clock, after
Q prolonged illness. Mr.. and Mrs. Bris-
tol were for some time residents here and
only few weeks ago moved to North
Platte. The deceased leaves q husband
and three children to mourn their loss.
Mike Savage moves shortly with his
family to Valley, where he has a situ-
alton with the Union Pacific company
40 bridge tender. Mr.. Savage was the
faithful bridge tender here for years, and
We are glad to hear OF his re-employ-
ment by the company he served 90 long
and 90 we'll.
DIR. Clark has q fine hot house in the
rear Of his Office on Olive street. It IL
12x3O feet, and is very heartsome look.
ing place. The doctor is arranging q
hot water heater for tho entire premises
The stock Of Towering plants 10 certainly
very fine, and besides being a great de.
light, it should also be worth "a pretty
penny" to the doctor.
1t is said that the Exposition
grounds in Omaha look like q deserted
village. Sixty-ni cars loaded with
goods have been shipped. Thirty -si,
have been switched in for the govern.
ment exhibit alone. The most OF the
fakirs have pulled out for Cincinnati
where there is now q three weeks food
exhibition.
The full quota OF boxes containing
Christmas presents for the soldiers al
Manila and Honolulu were made and
stuffed full Monday and started on theil
journey to San Francisco. II the boxes
had been ten times as large, they could
readily have been filed; a. it was, the
work OF condemnation was applied te
good purpose. All concerned in the
work are deserving of credit.
Ono OF the incest school exhibits
among tho school work at the Trans
Mississippi Exposition was miniature
school houses built by the pupils. Ont
OF Miss Florence Elliott's pupils OF thil
county, Willie Jones, had log schoo
house about two feet long and ono and q
half high, was built with windows, and
complete in every way. There were fif
teen kinds Of wood used, all grown in
the district, No. q.
Elsewhere We publish the prelimi
naries against express companies to com
pei them to pay their share Of the wal