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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

9ieIes Mannes QntIiB muB, als er lebenoig
unb in Der S06e ieiner Strait mar, ell irabr@
6aft t0n g Ii9ss sepefen istn, auf Rem ItA
@etit unb @nergie% Dermd6lten. Seit i4 pies
gntlib gefeben, 3peifle ib ni4t, buB Ralnz
fes Der s3treits, Der SefOtris Der gric9iI4en
9itoriter, tpirtlib Elm gemaItiger Meni9 ges
pefen 1T.
S6 3ein Qei6ndm nun uber mod etrmdl
breitauIenb Sabre iiberbauern piro, I'D sr
aus ben aliiften Der Gibpi4en 9eb;rge bier
in bas Muieum BON @iis6 9ei3leppt tpcrben
lit, in ben Iei4teu, feuergefdbrli4sn 0ipsz
palaf, Zen Ssmdit pai9a CUR 8eber6srgunJ
Ieiner Sue3tanalgeliIte in @ile erri3ten LIEF,
pD 2uFt unb S%onnenli4t tbr 3~erfeBungsz
pert ungebinbert betreiben tDnnen, trp Elm
unIi6eres 5~tautspeien, 3erbreali4 hi; Der
gIdiernt garg, @i9ent6iimer Dir Sammtun@
gen lit = per m09te bas %bebaupten9 Die
gan5e beut;ge nWieoererpedung" Der egppz
tiI9sn Welt ma9t, an Der 9auer i6rer DO
mente gemefien, bod nur ben @inbrud elmer
pprii6er9e6enben 9alpanifirung zines 2ei5z
mans. 9ieIe periOoe tpirb, ME 10 riele am
bere, audi un ben ppramioen u1o Dem
@p6inr oorii6erraui9en, un0 neue 9ergefz
fen6eit tpirb iiber bieier @po9e Der Meni9z
felt lagern, tpie Oereinit audi iibsr Der uuirie
gen bon beute.
Or. 9tpr9 We9entr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
Heit.

9ao@ einnoG 5pif6en 2iib6eH uto 8en@
biT9z8uGbol5 tpieberbOIt Die Spree has gleiz
DE 2unbi6aftsIpiel i'm nntsripreetpa!p. Dir
~bereinIamt bann in ibrem WeiterIaufe
5piI9en 5eGbsrn unb NabeGmGIOern, lie bdlt
GaIt inn 9rabmiee, bann i'm S4miellngsz
fee urb tpirb crit nit @mpfang 6es ,Spree>
Oberz&ano1s" bic grpbe S4tfffabrt5z unb
6anbelsItraBs fir Berlin. Son Ia ab tennt
ia Der 8erliner feline Spree nit eGan 9eimz
itGtten fir Nrbeit unb Sreube. Sn Spanz
bau griBen mod bic WeIen Der Sprse bas
Oentmal bes groBen 9eloen unb 9ulpns
&ai1er 5riebri6, unb bdnn enbet Der 5luB
fem @igenbaIein :; rr bat ebrli4 geI9affen
unb Oeroient es, baB man i'm preiie. Nta9
Inn bic 9ubel lsi9t tperOen!
GmiI Groni9fGbtsM.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

i9rumpften Mumie BON Der 8eoeutuns oes
Mannes ni9ts mehr fagen tonne. Qa4 nit
benz 3neifel nu6te i9 MIDI, Of ni9t bic Sc
i9i9tsi9reibuns bier, pie in ienen 3eiien
Der &0nigspergDtterung immer gei4ah Bee
bienite anbsrer MGnnsr ieines Rei9ss Dam
8Snige 3ugeidrieben babe. 2an9Iam 5og
Der Oiener bic blaue Dede BON benz 9ldie,z
men 8ebGltsr, mid aber padte es i'm Snner=
ften, tpie i4 nun bas MntliB biefes Wannss
plDBli9 Dor mir lissen iab. 9rei Sabrtau>
ienbe unb mebr limb bab;ng, rani4t, unb nod
immer sebt bon oisfsm braun:n, Ders
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

tenpafIern umIpilt perben. Wein Na3z
mittagIpa3iergang fi6rte mid bur9 po9lz
befteItes Qderz uno MieIenlanb an i9muden
Be6Dften bor6ei our StraupjBer 8uI3mii6le,
Einem ftattli9sn Nnpefen bart am Disable,
unb bur9 ben Walb auf bic 60be por Strauz
piB, benz 6erreniiBe Der 9rafen, frii6eren
5rei6srrn bon 6outpalb, no AUDI Der Did
ter G6riiiun 6oupal0 i'm Sabre 1888 gez
boren puros. @ett6in ftreift Der 8lid ii6er
bas bli6enbe 2anb, bus 9Orf nit ieinem
@9Io1e unb Der 190nen, BON S3intet en-
bautsn &irde. Sir nddIten MOrgen bsitente
iA meintu aa6n CUR @aferfa9rt na9 Glib
benau.
0us lit Die pruntftrede Der Spreepunber.
Sort pert6eiIt ie lire Waier burh 0ieien,
WuIO unb 5eloer in 100 Nrme, bic bas gan8e
9tbiet gu einem ldnbli9en @eneOig getaIten.
Der Wa1ferIuuf tritt an bic SteQe Der
@traBe, Der &abn an Die @telIe bes @agens,
uno Die GrIe nit tbrem tief in ben Yoben
eingrabenoen M~ur3eI9edfte, NIT ibren i4tan>
fen, bo6auffrebsnben Stdmmen ftdert uno
ii6erf4uttet az bieIe 0uffertpege. Sin alter,
tpDblerfu6rener SG6rnann fi6rte bds leihte
5la6boDt, un0 70 begann Die Sa6rt friib
g2orgenS na4 6er3lidem Abi9beo bon ben
Mirt6sleuten. 8ingsum an beioen ufern
Der Ntiiblipree blI6te uno griinte es in aler
5rii9lingspra6t. 3nif6en ben grlen6du@
men, bic ais gfsiler NIT erinem @epOlbe
ben Waferpeg um6itsn, leu9teten in frt<
f4em Grin bic Goggenz unb 8ornfeloer, bic
1afttgen Wieen, nit gel6em uno peiBem
8lumeni 3mud ge3iert; um bic 8auernbdus
Ter herum iteben an Ionnigen SteQen &iri9z
bdume unb, in i6rer 8liifpe prangeno,
Mepfelbdume; iOrgIi9 gepflegte @smiiiegGr<
ten, oeren 8eete nit 6eden pon Sobannts1
BEER uno StaGslbeerftrdu9ern umra6mt
fino, ut6men po6ligen @rbgeru9 uno nit
ben abi4lieBenben StteOer6iif9en beruuz
f9enoe OIfte aus. Sin fleines Mdb9en
nit rot6er Qapa, tpeiber 8louIe, rotbem &od
ur1o bltbenoen, bruunen Nugen tpirft mir eli
men 5ltebertrauB in ben &a6n uno Ia9t
frObli4 auf, ME Der 9anfgroi9en i6m iiber
ben &opf fliegt. 4ber I9on bat Der &abn
Die Utiblfpree b~erlafen unb duf einem Seiz
tenpaiier bus ~&aupensebist errei6t. Die
Saupu nGmli9 lit benz @enben Dur5eIitOd
uno gei4lOienes @~runbgebiet. Nus elmer
Gaupa fpa91en bort am MaTerranb oft flint
Biz fie6en @rlenftdmme in Die 906e; uno iez
bes 8auerngut bort umfaBt cine &dupu, ous
teiBt Elm bon alien Seiten NIT flieBenbem
Mafier umaebenss Ge6iet. MG6reno Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
Wna1Rtt- A1tagnbR
Cine Spreefabrt.

e. rpb ongeregt CUR peiteren @9au bon
y 2aub unb 2euten, fu6r i3 9ormittags
npn &pttbus nu9 8etI9au unb BON bort
NIT Dem 8oitpugen nu9 Sorf Burg, Der
@inqangsitation gum pberen Spreepaloe.
9as &ir9borf Burg unb fem bOn Dielen Gu
gen umpobener S4loBberg lieBen nod pez
mig BON ben Rei3en Der @alOIunbi9uft ab=
nen. I'm bic einfa9e 8ir9e breitet ii9 elm
meter 9IuB, bon benz aus ni9ts BON ben
bunbertfdltigen WaferitraBen gu feben lit,
nuf pel6e 1i9 nunme6r Die Spree bert6eilt.
Nu9 Der @9lOBberg iteGt fi9 benz enttdui9=
ten 8lift qIs elm fe6r unbebeutenber 9iigel
bar, uuf pel6em 3orn ge6aut nirb unO
befIen @nbe e6en jeBt BON einem ginI9nitte
Der nsuen Spreepaloba6n bur9quert tpurbe.
60 begru6 i9 benn na6 fur5er umI9uu bu5
gan3e angeleiene @r1uen bor benz vWenoenz
fDnig" uuf n@4IDB Burg, Der liberties fem
Menbe, IOnbarn Elm 8oIe Namens @truz
bebft gepeien iein foq, &ommt bod ou9
Der Shame Burg ni6t etpu BON elmer Burg
nit @dQen uno S6iirmen, Ionbern bon Der
8u6en6Orte, aus Oenen Die 6iI6er Der erften
tpen6ii6en 9tniis0eIung ibre 6iideimer
(zbork) mobten. Met Sc p6raju tie
bokarje." u0a fommen 6ie 8ortri9en,"
bieB es am 9ott6uier Martt, unb bic gan5en
@4lOBburgfugen itnb tpo6I srit sebi9tet
fDOr6en, ul5 Der Nume bes OorFes v8orf"
bon Oeuti4tn 3ungen gu Burg" umgei9liFz
fen par, Die penbii9e Dirt bes 2anoes aber
bat fi3 ~bebauptet, unb bic beutI9en Jaz
Edien, tpel6e bic 80ni9e Sriebri9 @ilz
Ibelm I. unb 5rieOri4 Der GroBe bort nniiez
helten, itno almd6li9 in @pra9e unb Sit
ten pen0ii4 3epOrOen. Nur Die v8lei9e",
Die 6rieOriQ II. ben 8ebern 6erri9ten lieB,
tit 6eute aIs @ait6aus i'm 8etrie6 bur9 bsutz
l3e Mirt65leute. BORT beginnt bag berrli9e
Waferla6print6, unb bort na6m i6 Quar-
tier biz gum nd4ften MOr9en. 0orert iin6
es nod gr0Bere SnfeIn, Die bon Der Burger
nnb S~traupiber Mii9IfPree unb i6ren Sci
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

&a6n unter ben 8Gumen auf Der pielfa9 9ez
tpunbenen 8ubn sinberfGFrt, geben uns AM
lfer fr06li9 belIenb Die Wa6tbunOe bas Sc
leite; ieoer enbet i6petFpeOslnb ieintn Gu
Tut, fobalb Iein Wa99e6iet perlafen uno er
bom Na9barbun6 ub9el0ft lit. @uf ben
@ieien pirO pielfa9 idpn Stuernte gebulz
ten, uao neben ben mG6enben &ne3ten itebsn
in reinli6i6muder &leioung Die MdgOe,
bic iofort bas @riinfutter auf aarren IuOen
fir bas Gtuapie9, 60 ee6t bic Sa6rt i'm
frObli6sn 3id3ad nOrOOitpdrts, Biz ii9 bel
benz SOritbaus Side" Der G6uratter Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

lens tpieoer gu reben begpnnea BADEN, unb
mo gauge @ei4le9ter miienI4aftI;9et
S9aB9rd6er ben 8oben bes ulte1 ReiAes
bur6pu9lten, iteigt Oisie ~frenoarti9 GENIAL
tige Welt Dor nIerem g%eiftigsn @u9e pieber
empor. 8is babin mar tie ~Oerluntea unb
bergeIen. Stuunenb e~rtennen mir, ME oiele
Sertigteiten unb &enntniife Die alien Negnpz
Ter ldngit errungen batten, Die isitoem has
Meni4engei9le9t tpieber i'm S3peiB oes
Sirns neu e~rringen muBte. !oeu!s tommt
bic MieDerentOedung gu ipdt, Die 3eitosrs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

9aus r5um fr0bGi6en Seht". 0as tit Die
Saulen3erzS totion fir 8erltaer, bic ben
@preenalb BON 2iibbenau aus genieBen, abtr
nibt Iange @afferfabrten %poIsn, noiepeil
Mein urb 8ter better linb. BORT giebt es auA
iAon ben ri9tigen Son3iaul unb einea Muz
iitaltomaten, Der mir gu meiner freuoi9:n
us6erraI 4ung Die 6simat6li4en Nldn9e oes
RaOebfDmarf4es bortrOmpetete. Dur9 bas
8aupenoorf 2e6be fubren mir toeiter gum
grdflid 2pnarf4en S9loBpurt, beilen bum
teIite Muee bel ben 8auern BON Qebbe, bic Is
ia pifen miifen, bic Electromagnetic
betBt, unb bann mad 2ibbenau, Der Glt5s
i%tation bes Sber~S preepalbes. Dir tparea
flint Stunben unterpe9s g%epsIen. Cine
berrli9e 3ett!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

i9rumpften, nit ipdrli&en Suaren peris9ee
men Mum;sntopfs Elm ~itOl8er 9uud3 bon
2raft unb Gr0Be aus. SIS 1T bas 9uupt
zines ulten Mannes, ba8 mir Dor un5 itber,
eingeIunfen iinb bic S4Idfen, o6er s%epaItig
lit be @tirn unb dbterarti9 tii6n Dor aIe1
bic @0Ibung Der 9roBeu, i4malen Scale. SIS
1T ia 6%etannt, pie ie6r Die 8iloung Der Naie
ben 4usbrud bes GeIi9ts 6eeinfIuBt, ia mi:
gsrabe tire @eftaIt tbatId4li4 nit Dem Gbaz
ratter bss Meni4en in 3uiammen6aus ftbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

Dos tit ~Sungtpalb, Der elmer neue1 Sui
tur unter5pgen pirb, Sas gauge Serrain
1T in groBe Qpabrate getbeilt uno bon eineln
GpItem g~erabliniger 8aNdle bur9graben
pprben. @ir fubren burd eine Iqee, BEN
Webrfanal, unb gu beibsn Seitsn eri4ieaen
bic iungen 8Gume pis CUR paraoe georonet
unb ~oufseitelIt. Oas mar peniger poetii9,
aber imponirsmb UNI Der tii4sigen Mrbeit
millen. Sn i9neler Sabrt mar DieIts Sntsrz
me3ao balb brenbigt, unb Elm neues, pOn ulen
&si5en Der Wa(bz unb MaierGanDI6aft um=
gebenes Mirtbsbaus Tub 5ur neuen Ruit, bas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

@iner Der MGGerer It n Die i m 9 ii r.
gertriege auf Der Seite Der Union
fieGen, pur Der MuiOr 8us1sp; er
erbielt feline Sobespunoe in benz @efe3te
BEL Bethel in @irginten, bas i9on Dor Der
eriten 8uG &unz@9lu9t Itattiarp. limb
u lit fem So6n ais elmer Ser al :
Gerer ten in iebigen Griege DOr
benz Syeinbe g%efaGten, ndmIi@ Der uuf
benz Sorpeboboot vMinslop" in ben cuz
banii9en Gepdfern bur9 Ipanii9e &u9eln
umsetOmmene Sdbnbri4 (gafigI @u9lep.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
9ie Communities in paris

9ie Communicate in paris
bonn biesidbrigen Is. MGr5, an Dem Dor
iiebenunb5pun5ig Sabren bic BARRIER Conf
mune berfinbet purbe, auf Sonntag, ben
20. M}ai, per19oben tporoen. 9as tpdre alIo
i6ier cine 5eier beg @rl0i9ens Der Gom@
mune; benn am %. unb %. Wai 1871 purbs
tie ia boaerbs gdn3li4 n~ieOergepOrfen. Die
besmalige 6eier tpar benin audi i'm @an3en
cine aabme unb %einigen tIeinen Nufldufen
purbs bon Der pOIiaei i4nel Elm @nbe se@
ma9t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08
Anf DER Statte uon GbebeH.

1ladtli8e uiIfabrt. = in Gbeben. = Sauten
fir ole Gwiefeit. = Der Ouaoerbau DER
pyramioen.- Jm Wuieum pom 6iieh. "a
Die nlumie oes K6nies Ramies.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-06-08

Qus Berlin traf seftern bic beiorsntBerres
gtenDe Na6ri4t Fin, baB Die &rantqsit bes
idon felt rtpa Orei Wo9en bettIdnserisen
@ensralconiuls Der @ereinigten Staten,
Serrn Sulius @oIbf4mibt, cine
@subune gum S4limmeren senpmmsn babe.
The Columbus journal., 1898-12-07

- CATHOLIC CHURCH AND MONASTERY,
III the largest buildings With
W
organizations in the
Q
first Father
Of the
Brown Carrg
Michael Deneen Ed Hayes Thoa Lynch M Dunlap James
andM
which dwelling
on made extending the building the making stands
wd this coating $4,000
going Germany
He succeeded by Father Seraph
located California Father
who
with all his people,
long
$4,000
living the Monastery The
thousand people, representing hundred families
Anasau Duncan,
here,d died the 18th Of March, 1885,
The Columbus journal., 1898-12-07

1t seems oometimes . though .
good portion of tho efforts in life were
for ths end Il preserving equilibrium.
The child, for instance, in it, sndeavor
to get around. crawls, not without .
number Of little topplines, but finally
manages to get to it, feet, and to walk,
which i . falling forward and saving
yourself each time BY putting ont the
other foot. Tho circular motion IL Q
continual flying OF on . tangent, but q
no les continual holding towards the
center OF the motions compromise be-
tween tho two, keeping Of the balance,
and % it goes all through life. Even
the school children in their book-keep-
ing, are learning the dread import Of
not having accounts balance, and in
their play ct sctual business seem a.
most - intensely interested a. their
elders in the actual transactions of
life. Az we came up to the Office Thurs
day We overheard one youngster talking
to another about investing al, 600 in
business. We repeated the sum, by
way OF . question. "Yes, he answered,
'in school money"
The Columbus journal., 1898-12-07
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Mn Irene Hurd returned homo Fri
day. - @
Mis- Minnie Msaeher i visiting in
Lincoln.
Min Campbell spent Saturday in
4adi0on. .,,-.-.,. - -t.f
Paul Haeel went to Omahs Tuesday
On business
CO 6tul and R b. MnBsrth were
over from Ososola Wednesday.
Mr. and Nm e. @. Brown Of Hum
phrsy spent Sunday in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. Talbitzer Of tho Monroe
nsishborhood were in the city Friday.
d.. Arnold and Judge I. L. Albert left
Sunday for Idaho. whore they viii spend
about ten days in hunting.
Mn A. l. Sipeely Of Denver i visiting
her mother, Mn. McOann, and viii
remain until after the holidays.
Mr.. AMI Mra Janing Of Osceola visited
Mn. Janines' relatives, the Zinnecksrs,
over Sunday, returning homo today.
VIII Craig OF Cadis, Ohio, visited the
Turner family here Sunday on his way
to Leedville, Colorado, whore he 10 in
terested in mining.
Mn Lenors Mahs6ey Of Columbus, is
visiting her parents in this city, Mr.. and
Mn. Woodward, and DR.. Stewart and
family.-David City PressL
The Columbus journal., 1898-12-07

The monthly general meeting Of the
Woman's club was held at the home Of
Miss Becker, Saturday afternoon, and
it was q very cold day, there
was . good attendance. The ladies
have amended their constitution and
will hereafter admit any lady the age Of
Gxty-6 -6ve years and upwards free Of any
dues, - the guests Of tho club. The
club contsmplatss giving . reception,
similar to that given last year, sometime
during the holidsys The programs A.
ranged By tho Woman's club are always
excellent and last Saturdays meeting
was ono Of tho BEST Music was furn-
ished BY the musical department, Nm
Carlow playing IN instrumental selec-
ton; Assdames Reeder, 0eer, Whit
moyer and Paes singing quartet. ~Oh
Tell II Her." By: Msadelasohn; Nrs.
Searles gave IN article on the Crusades;
Miss Luth recited . poem BY Kipling
and Mn Sheldon gave . splendid 70
view Of the ~Houseboat on the Styx."
The Columbus journal., 1898-12-07

There arc few ailments % uncom-
Portable % piles, but they can easily be
cured by using TABLER'S BUCKEYE
PILE OINTMENT. Relief follows its
use, and any one suffering from piles can
not afford to neglect to give it trial.
Price 50 cts. in bottles, tubes Is cts.
Dr.. A. Heintx and Pollock & Co.
The Columbus journal., 1898-12-07

dream to b once again among the rocks
space. In the city Wo 80 nauRht but
side. Our quarters arc near the mouth
OF the river, whore hardly any vegetation
u IN nght. It u too bod that our o@cess
do not realize the enormous good that
trip like that does tho tired, disgusted
soldier who has nothing TO do but the
monotonous guard duty. Should they
realise the benefit, they would make use
OF the numerous launches that lie in the
river and bay. Az it 10 at present, ono
cannot leave the city unless be beats the
guarda And il one does beat tho guard
and an officer discovers the breach Of
orders and the carelessness OF the guard
Voc be with both Of them. In our trip
I must not forget tho one incident which
occurred on our return. We put down
the side flaps on the right sids 20 that
our guard should not 80 us. Little did
We think OF Aquinaldo's guards, when ve
were at ono Of his sentinel's posts. The
sentinel called for us to stop and give
"passe." We had not heard Of native
guards and refused to acknowledge him.
He fastened the call to his guard house
but too late to stop the three Americanps,
who were then far down tho stream.
Well, to end the tale, We arrived at
quarters in time for dress parade Is D. m. J,
veil satis6ed With our, just then, closing
days labor.
Aguinaldo il not hostile 70 Americans.
He only keeps the army to fight Spain,
il needs be.
The Malocos, q northern tribe. has
given us until next Tuesday TO vacate the
city. They are . rude, uncivilized race
and want to fight for spoil solely. Agui-
naldo sent . message 10 Gen. Otis,
stating that he disikes the move Of that
race; that they were none Of his men;
and that IL Gen. Otis permits, he will
send detachment OF 1000 Phihppinos
to intercept them on their march. The
reply IL not known, but If it was my tarn
TO make ono / should willingly. say 90
and give them birthstone. Tho various
Philippine tribes are in war al over the
Island. They fight, Who knows for what?
Il il tho nature Of these people to fight
until death. They think but little to 60
one Of their number fall. They arc very
religious, and while they were allowed to
carry arms in our presence, we could 80
them in church With the full equipment
Every ono carried . large dagger. They
surely do the same outside Of Manila at
this time. When I passed their pests
last Friday / examined several guns and
their ammunition. They keep their guns
clean and carry brass bullets in their
cartrideeA
This letter 10 getting rather long, %
must quit at this point
Best wishes 70 al The Columbuo poo-
pie. Hope that they will al live 70 hear
the tales Of var that th0 members Of
company K sne holding in reserve On
theiI return.
Yours respectfully.
AUGUST WA0Nh
The Columbus journal., 1898-12-07
H. F. Melenx for photographs.

H. F. Melenx for photographs.
DIR. Naumann, dentist, Thirteenth
street. Il
q. Good underwear for men for Soc.
suit at The Fair.
BE made glad at the opera house
Thursday evening.
SEQ tho Stars! at opera house
Thursday evening.
Try Foster L Smith Lumber Co. for
hard and soft coal.
DIR. l. G. voss, Homeopathic physi-
clan. Columbus, Neb.
We can get for You any newspaper
or maessine you may wish.
Concert at opera house, Friday, D.
oember l6, admission 25 cents. q
-Eollop the cro,cd, to the opera
house tomorrow, Thursday evening.
-Drs. Martyr, Evans 4 Gese, oiRce
three doors north Of Ffiedhofs store tf
Chicago Inter Ocean and CoLu1nus
JOURNAL, one year, in advance 8l.76 It
Just received, by Foster 4 Smith
Lumber Co. fourteen cars hard and s0ft
coal.
DO not fail to 80 our 8-foot galvan-
iasd steel mill for $500. A. Dussell 4
Son. Il
Don't mise tho best entestainment
q the season at the opera house Thurs
day evening.
: -Envslopes with your return card
printed on them, for 50 cents hundred
st TIM JounxAL o6ce.
Dry Goods. Dry Goods. Ed
Fitxpatrick viii b glad to Rive you
prices. Call and 80. 1T
Bling your ordsrs Tor job-woek q
this o0ce. 6atisfhctioa guaranteed. and
vssk promptly dooe. - asrsed upoa.
The Columbus journal., 1898-12-07
RESOLUTIONS OF COINCIDENCE.

@s0ASAA@A1 = SO~Oe
Whereas, God in his infinite wisdom
has removed from our midst private T.
81. Larson, who, a. our comrade in arms,
earned tho respect Of the entire company
by his patient and soldierly conduct in
times Of hardship and peril and gentle
manly behavior to all his associates, and
Whereas, We in this hour Of sadness,
family realizing the sorrow of his par
ents, wish to tighten their burden Of
grief. Therefore be it
Resolved, That we, officers and enlisted
men Of Co. X, First Regiment Nebraska
q. 8. Volunteers, extend our sympathy
to the parents and relatives Of our
deceased comrade in their sad bereave-
ment, and beg them to assuage their
grief by the thought that he died in the
fulfillment Of his duties to his country
and his God. Furthermore be it
Resolved, That copies Of these resolu-
tions be sent to his parents and relatives
and to the papers Of Wshoo, Nebraska,
Columbus. Nebraska, and Strand, Iowa.
COMMITTEE.
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MANILA, October @.


N. TURNER, EDITOR JOURNAL, DEAR
FRIEND AND NBIaHBoR:-The boys at
present are in better health than for
many months. We have still seven at
the brigade hospital and twice that num-
Der i'll in quartersL They are all improv-
ing and will pull through all right. We
lost q Mr.. Larson, private Of X company
on October 8, 50 He was buried at
Molota grave yard. The cemetery is a
beautiful place. Almost every species Of
the various families OF tropical vegeta.
tion il reproduced in the inclosure of the
stone wall. Last Tuesday the company
erected q headstone to the grave. It was
q cloudy day with little rain at inter
walls. The cemetery ID two miles from
our quarters and all rode in the native
transfers. The sudden removal from the
company OF one OF our best members was
q hard blow on US. All vowed, each
individually to himself and some openly
to all, that they would take more caution
and better caro- Of themselves than ever
by an appointed committee, after the
death Of Private Larson, have been for
Warded to you by tho committee or I
would inclose them.
Our hopes Of returning before spring
are again dissolved. The boys are feel
ing that they will Be exposed to the
fevers Of the torrid zone for at least five
months longer. Yet the nick, tho mar
ned men and those pursuing profes-
sional life have report that their trans
portation is soon st hand. Hope it il
true, you can guess Why. Yet my desire
II like that Of the regimeut-all should
be given . discharge ct tho end Of the
war we enlisted to fight in.
This country u not . God -forsaken
country . some have said I never,
until vesy lately, knew what these islands
were. The only objection We have com
ing u that 10 don't get enough privilege
to enjoy the long hours. In the hrst
place No should have . larger income
and second moro freedom, With les
guard duty.
To give you some idee oe The grandeur
a tAsos soathsea iOlands ] wiz Psaa1s %
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LanA Fer 8alo.

For sale, or exchange Tor real estate
near any live town in NebFaska, 100
acres, 50 acres under cultivation, house,
barn, etc. Six miles east and 2 miles
north OF Columbus, and 4 miles from
Benton station.
A purchaser viii b given long time
foe payment, II desired. For terms, ap.
ply 70 BDc13, JA1eQ 4 %. Z
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OlA lrUa.

Cash paid for old iron, seven 70 ten
cents . hundred pounds, according 20
quality, II delivered at the Roandfy.
Scrap bras also bought.
Dec. A. W. AllGs1noua.
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Tho Burlington" viii sell tickets to
Hot Spsines, So. Dakota, at one faro for
ths round trip. Datss Of sale Dec. 9Th
and 90th, return limit thirty days
]. Z. Co1, Agsak
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Saturday evening two Of tho Orphsus
society met ]. G. Becher on tho street
and after much persuasion and no little
objection On his part, - be wished to 60
home, b went with them to the hall, and
vas utterly surprised to find there gath
cred, tho entire society With all its
branches, bent on IN evening Of song,
feast and dancing, and it i really said
that The deputy county treasurer was %
completely dashed By the manner in
which matters vere engineered that he
actually went around there waiting upon
people, forgetful Of tho fact that b vas
wearing IN overcoat in warm room.
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very I0W R01lHo00 8a1o0I
The ~Burlington" win mako vsey low
holiday HatsA Dats oe sals cosamsocing
Dec. n For ful inloeuatioo call On
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