The Columbus journal., 1898-09-28

City Pres, was IN Columbus Saturday
beevesn trains, On h1 way to Grand L.
land He has besa in tie editorial
harness for some twenty -6ve years, and
= taking the s1iairi Of life IN philosO-
phioal spirit
e. d. Fitzpatrick returned home
Friday, sftsr . weeks sojouEn ut Chi
oaeo aooo@Panisd b his soo Jero0A
He ssys tAM il ~ nanafacturine
plant theEs tkbaot q .vork. and ons
nev plaas hessyD employs 2@ men.
"A 0uaespsial vii - given BY The
yaaag psslas a. ths Baptist church
Wsdpssday evening st the residence Of
NnL Il A. Early. Ice cream, coffee and
caks viii Be served. Fortune-telling
viii Be one of the attractions of the
evening.
"A Gypsy social will be given by the
young people Of the Baptist church
Wednesday evening at the residence Of
Mrs. n A. Early. Ice cream, coffee and
cake will b. served. Fortune-telling
viii he one Of the attractions of thu
evening.
Are YOU lacking In strength and en-
ergy. Are you nervous. despondent. ir-
ritable. bilious. c0nstipated and gen
eIails ,! run oosn :. nsann e: yoe1
h;ne ~,n errx "a. xI.,ns.~ h.. M
equal a kdliA restorer. DIR. A
Heintx . prk Z Co.
-TkuIUb Adden, . Harrison
oo1nf4 Aan Who has been . resi-
denk1 ance 1855, arrived In
|tD&6 1kn1dny. accompanied here by
80 q kogsR Nebraska- Ar.
ae6 here to meet his son Shsr-
- IN Aas been soldier with the
k1oA ka4sn.
1ehn Foreman OF Burrows township
sd 6tinsholz & Peters, owners OF the
machine which started to thresh his
grain, Tor damage by hre caused by
sparks from the engine. In justice
Fullers court he recovered judgment
for the full value OF the stacks burned.
Byron and James Skinner of Coffee
vile, Kan, were in the city last week
visiting Old trends OF pioneer days.
These gentlemen we're residents of COL
Tax county (now part of Platte) in the
..,,v dave .,n;n, ho,a :, ,5s Th.v
were Pieaseu W nee' "AoS oi 'neir oio
acquaintances.
A. W p uoem., ~, No-s,,k -os
cioeins up his iolniIoFe s'ore 'ne olnef
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orinson-' ooo ors'n 70. OF o'' LOUIS
was In the CITY over SUNDAY. ne e1-
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If your child has thin. pale cheeks.
~ uh.ei IAN app7..s gnu -.un un Gs:.S ssp
msd;c,nss on,v males cond,t;one
worse; py lrr,oA.lns @ us oe.cA.e s.om,
but certain in efYect and Is q snne-ior
tonic as we'll as a prositive worm de-
stroyer. DR.. A. Heintz and Pollock 4
20.
Frank Novotny, Of Adams precinct,
has number Of pear trees in bearing
for the first time. He also has fine lot
Of German prunes. 1t becomes more
thoroughly demonstrated every year
that Nebraska is fruit producing coun,
try. An orcherd properly cared ior Is
one OF the oest investments that q aIafmei
can poesioiy "ake.-ocnuyief Soln'
The city school board gave the
children holiday Friday for two good
reasons First 1t was clearly evident
very few children would come to school
and secondly every one OF the members
OF the board had been boys once ano
knew how hard 1t was for them to 60 te
school when there was circus In town
And there may have been other reasons
/ ALI lovers Of music are invited to at
tend q free song recital at the Baptis
church next Monday evening, given by
Prof. Trimmer and Prof. Blomquest o.
Chicago. Prof Trimmer expects t.
drill a chorus for a cantata Emmanuel
and wishes to meet all the musicians o
the city. The Ladies musical. thu
Mandolin club and others are taking Al
active interest in the matter. Gentle
men especially invited