The Columbus journal., 1898-11-16


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Rev. and Mn. Do Geller entertained
no A'o'e 0ol.o .oo 'ne l. e - y. E
VI soo o'Emsn 1'e'orm coufcn, 0onosy
s.'eFnoon' 1ne c1o"o va % 's1Ro inc
co"tcn nao 20 % useo ID an annex iof
sne company.
All over tho eastern half OF Nebraska,
tne cry 10 that there u moro WORK 70 DO
Insn tnere arc men 70 90 'ne "otH' Inc
flo' ~ n,a'r sss' .a.' n'e no"coo 'o'e
"en oo.,a very .sso"S "no e"P'os"eo'
no" 10 washington coooS'
There will be preaching at the Bap-
'ls' couicn neAs SUNDAY morning sno
e'eo'ne oy "ev. 0ieen VINO mas oeeo
Psseof on inc ospt's' cnoicn u o'.ar
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The century club OF Ancoin, had q
program composed OF sketcnes OF west
0'" 800 a - .'As' :" . ~ .
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"'s .,.o ""''' .'' 80" 1,o" away %
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Union Insnkselvlng service Will %
neld IN tne Aetnodist cnorcn Inursoay
the "A, at IL O'CLOCK 4 m.' sermon oy
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Mr.. ABORT Won bergen mas opened
up studio with d. r. Mlelenzs photo
gallery, and ls prepared 70 nnlsh enlarged
pictures IN crayon' pastel indis INK ana
"a'e' 'o,os Sou want "'fA oone
oe'ofo O"i'''"a'' 's'' ""u 40 "'A''
Too much work and too little play
seems to be Young Americas chlef
complaint. Would he like to 60 to
school in France, where he would get
two hundred and six holidays in the
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pose OF Inc war aePar'ment 70 return
70 tne on'ted osa1es witnin snort
''me' VPlooso'y os 'sn' - Inc so'un.eer
regiments now serving IN MAMMA otner
nav to ranl.ca them
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III you are sunerine rom dro"s'ness
IN tne oay ti"e' irri'aolaty OF 'emPei'
sieep'esS n'en's' eenera oeo'n'y' neao-
acne' anu eenelal waat OF 1one Oh 'ne
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-For-so say the present-day scien-
lists and child students--fatiaue is not
only the result but also the cause OF
much OF the poor work done by both
children and adults ut the present time,
and is plainly and indubitably a disease,
and should be treated as such.-Chica-
60 Tmes-Herald.
The business OF a eoodly portion of
the country the last few weeks has
mainly been politics: now the politics of
the country will be business for long
time. and it is always polite to have the
affairs Of nation, state, county, city and