The Columbus journal., 1898-05-11

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II - for plies only. see Tubes. 7se> Dr..
A. Heintx and Polloek = Co.
lThs addsso Satarday svsaiae laaa
g Mn Bslls Z 6GsaeAtoa, pessidsat a
~ State Weaans clah. - . masGaG
! Discs of oss1osieal art hsr thsass bsins
0afiah Nifchsll nd Hassist H0soee,
tvO famoO vuDsa It = hoped ~
nay sooa hoeor ths club agaia With q
o1dssa
. bsetse day, ~ nots tie tsce tAat tn
Ilafte eoaaty I'll = empty. Te -
oesuPant, Hcbinson, ths sslf-eoovictsd
homD tAise, vas taksa to Lineola ~
vssks go. since vhsa ths gloomy old
eslls have besa given over to The rsts.
Il = veil
C ". Psarssll of Ouaha spsnt 6un-
day With his noeAsc. He got beck fron
his trip to WashinGtoo, d. G., Nay l.
Hs vas thses Just two weeks. Every
thing thses = vsey lively, and The var
department especially i very busy. He
nsk Ill of ths Nehesska people. and 10
tssned to Onaha Mooday.
We hsvs notiesd IN our roands this
week several new pieces Of sidewalk in
progress Of construction. We arc a.
ways glsd to note these improveunents
and 70 suggest. incidentally, that there
i much ned for this kind Of work in
the town. The city itself has one street
ssrsst crossing that 10 know Of needing
attsntion.
-Ons bum vas taken up Tor being
drunk and disoederly, fined so, and in
dsfanlt Of payment, vas rslegatsd to
work it ont. at the end of halled chain.
Two other buns, for breaking into Ar
mold Abts' saloon Saturday night, vere
sdjudeed to give 500 bonds to appear
ut district court in default Of which
they were sent to Jail.
Word has besa rsosived hses Of the
death ut Council Blu6A, Friday, Of
James Aathes, uncle 0e NrA Jonas
Welch. He ate supper - usual and
bsll dad upon leaving the table. He
vas Y yean Of ags and viii b remem-
bered by some Of tho older readers Of
THR JOURNAL, q he visited With the
Wslches vhen they lived on Shell Greek.
Last Sabbath v.s observed % Ne
mortal Day by the A. O. o. ". OF this
city. The lodge OF this city has sus-
tanned the loD BY dsath Of only one
member. ]. C. McAahoo, whose remains
rest in the Catholic ceuseteEy; . stran-
ger, Henry Durkop, rests in the Colum-
bus cemetery. TAs graves vers deco
rated during the afternoon BY members
Of the lodge.
H. g. Mua.alman, brakeman on the
Albion branch, had . closs can last FRI
day. While switching st 0snoa, be bad
his right foot caught in sons manner
and had it badly bruised, bat fortunately
no bones were broken. He il congrat-
ulatine himssf that be did not lose the
member. Az it i, b. viii b compelled
to 90 on crutcheo for Q While, and viii
probably not b able for duty for few
VeekaL
Are you lacking in strength and en-
efgy. Are you nervous. despondent. ir-
ritable, bilious. constipated and gen
orally run down In health? IF so, your
liver Is torpid. and q few doses Of Her
bine win cure you Herbine has 10
equal as . health restorsr. DR.. 4
Heint1 and Pollock 4 Co.
You have often hsard that old sav
- near alike - two eesa" Well, jast
take . look into Haesl 4 Stevensons
oG6ce window and you will SO about
thirty eggs and it viii prove hard task
for you to find hardly ono Of them
.a6ke." It y certain, anyway. that
thsre aren't any two of them alike, in
color, size or shapa The old adaes
quoted shove, like many Others, needs to
be revised and brought up to date.
Following ID . copy Of the record Of
Platte eountys mortgage Indebtedness
for the month of April, 1893: Thirty
seven farm mortgages 6led, amounting
to $l366a7O; same released, thirty one,
$ss3A7O; town and city norteaees
6Ied, twenty-five, aggrsgating $4,000;
same released, six, S366aOO; seventy two
ehattsl mortgages fled, $55,s970O. same
rslsassd, thirty nine. Sso14a45. Sheriff
and other deeds in foreclosure, three
-We notice b. Mondays Lincoln
Journal that out Of the seventy five men
in Company K of this city, only i've
failed to pen the rigid examination.
They were: Fred Coffee, James E.
Hague. George Smith, Frank C. Riley
and Willard HopkinA In speaking OF
the examinations, The Journal says:
~Wos to The cigarette 6snd Who falls
into the hands of the doctor; he'll not
lest - long = frosted cake on . CON-
pany mes tab1e."
-Whea the news came last week that
ConmOdors Dewey had sunk al the
Spanish ships in Manila bay, killed 800
Spaniards and Voanded 400 moro With
only fsv Of his own men Glightly hurt,
It wa0 interesting to 80 how the news
v1s received. Chfia. Meedel aaid: The
folks over thsrs in Europe viii learn
some thinGB a what America can do"
CaRl Hohsn: .Fhanos and the countries
vib probably kssp thsir nosss ont"
Z Coebin: ~6paia - nov the Largest
s1bDaEine navy in ths Void"
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