The Columbus journal., 1898-06-01

at Lincoln n. ]. Wilcox oe Grand Ialand
Won The medal Mr.. Wilcox = IN ocoe
sio0al visitor in Columbus, being com
meroial traveller selling coal and - ind
here . foeman worthy of his s1ssl IN -
person Of Hr. Pangborn.
We ell and recommend ths Ouahsl
Gentleman cigars:
l. J. Lee, Carl RohdA,
Sehupbaoh L Co. Carl Kramer,
v. A. Hackea, Wm. Buchae.
Ragatx 4 Co, g. ]. Ryan,
Lehman 4 Herchenhan.
AT Tie bicycle tournamsnt Monday
evening Lois Early and Mamie Maeksu
won int and second prizes Dong the h
dies offered respectively By CaFl 6chu
bert and @. l. S6llman. Among tn
gentlemen, Howard 0eer Won I'M, ani
Louis Lschnit secood, offered BY L. r
Phillips and A. r Miller.
II ID not what Q manufactures sayl
about his own medicine that cures &
patient. but what the medicine doos.
Ballard's Horehound Syrup does tha
work and dos Il well. II cures coughs
and colds In . day. It's healing, sooth.
ing and Quieting. &c and 6oe. Dr. A
Heintx and Pollock Z Co.
Tho black cat that caught . big
gray rat at our place Decoration day
was evidently very proud of her achieve.
ment. II there were moro good mouserl
these times. Nebraska would be bette,
OF than she 10 likely to Be from The
pesky small creatures that provl around
ut night.
Mrs. George w. Elston returusd
Saturday morning from . two weeks
visit with her parents st Dodge Center.
Mimi. She Was called there by . sad
missive announcing that her father.
james Flint, was dying. She arrived
several days before his death. He vas
past 81 years OF age.
Mail to the soldiers ut Manila will
60 just as it does in this country-no
extra postage being required. The men
there, We understand, will b allowed to
send their mail without postage, which
will be paid hero by friends receiving it.
Address after name. Company K, First
Regiment Nebraska Voluntsers.
The requirements Of Q medicinsa,s 10
tighten the burden Of pain aud cure.
This brings us to the question 6f q
remedy. and TAbler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment Is the only remedy for blind,
bleeding or protrudinG piles that Is
endorsed by physicians. Cures the most
obstinate cases. Soc. Dr. A. Heints
and Pollock 4 Co.
"A little girl Vas asked to remember
in her prayers. her father and mother,
who were i'll, the servant woman Who
had lost her husband, and after includ-
ing these With her usual petition, she
added: "And now, o God, take good
care Of yourself, for il anything should
happen to you We should Ill 60 to
pieces"
Dale, the 13 year old con Of Mn.
Tillie Secord, was drowned in the slough
near the B. & NJ. railroad bridge. Monday
afternoon OF last week. With Others, be
went in swimming; it is supposed that
he was taken With cramps, - be va
warm when he jumped into the cold
water, aud he Immediately called for
help. 60 says the Schuyler Sun.
Married. Thursday evening, at the
residence Of the brides parents in this
city, John b. Tschudy and Miss Bertie
Dussell, Rev. Rogers officiating. They
have the best wishes Of their many
friends in the city. The happy couple
were rendered . serenade by tho drum
corps, OF which the groom 10 . member.
and were handsomely entertained.
There may be, naturally enough.
some difference Of opinion % to how
Germany stands with regard to tho war
between this country and Spain, but
there can be no question % to the atti-
tude OF citizens OF German descent in
this country; they are Americans, and
are for the land Of their adoption. They
understand the real issues involved.
The JOURNAL IL prepared to furnish
in the very latest styles, stationers
goods for balls, parties, entertainments,
school exhibitions, concerts, graduating
exercises, and the thousand other occa-
sions for which fne stationery and nice
printing are in demand. We furnish ev-
erything in our line at reasonable prices,
and strictly in line With the order. tt
Burt Thomas of Polk county one
day last week sold some hogsin the city,
cashed his check for sixty.fve dollars,
placing the money in his pocketbook.
Shortly after, he missed the purse, and,
at last accounts had not learned any.
thing OF it or its contentA Mr.. Thomas
is young man living with his widowed
mother, and can III afford to lose the
money.
Ralph J. Pugsley, Of the Third bat
talon, First Nebraska. writes homo cay.
ing ell the boys arc in love with Cali.
fornia, and honor tho state by placing
it next to Nebraslka in excellence. Or
snges sell in camp at Eve cents dozen.
Strawberries three cents . quart. They
had Pullman sleepers straight through
from Lincoln and were pstted all along
the road.
Michel Kinney of Saunders county
IL ono Of The substantial farmers who haa
struck the right side Of Tie market IN The
rise Of Wheat. He sold in this city Let
week !, 500 bushels, which be has held On
hand, bringing the nice figure oe 11.16
per bushel-aggregating The comforts
bic sum Of S2O70 It pays to farm with
the head q we'll - the hands.-Fre-
mont Herald.
-Private Mossman Of Co. g, Thir.
taanth RaUsmank Ainmaaanks Vnlmn