The Columbus journal., 1898-04-27

+; "A 6rsteias company prsssnts tn
comedy drama, ~Ths Pay Train. Thun-
day night
There i nov no night olice on tha
Union Pacific betwssn Grand Ialand
and Kearnsy.
-Schupbach 4 Co. arc identifying
the inside Of thsir drug store With paint
Of the vhitesG
-Hooahan's = IL cheapest placs IN
town to buy DOCS slippsfs, overalls md
mems underwear. 4
Tho Epvoeth Lsague has received
165 chfyaankhemums for the mammoth
plant shOv next fall
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights this week 1t the opera house.
Be sure to turn out.
"A beautiful Swedish play in four
acts. Friday night-Hans Hanson, the
original Ole Oleson.
The Finst National hank bullstined
telegraphic var news IN one Of their win
dovs during last week.
"A very light shower Saturday, but
helping to keep the soil in fns condition
for growing graas and grain.
Tho soil vas probably never in bet
ter condition than now for growing crops
fully charged with moisture.
George Barnum has recently man.
ufactured 226 rods Of hog fence for the
Barnum ranch south OF the city.
DIR. A. J. Baker, a. an alumni OF the
Omaha Medical college, was present 1t
the college commencement Friday.
For sale. an excellent piano at half
its worth. Had only about six months
actual use. Inquire Of Mn Cushing. I
Ernest and Arlie Dussell were out
to the new Hagel 4 Stevenson separator
Monday putting in job Of soil pipe.
Col. Parks and wife left for Lincoln
Saturday. Mr.. Parks will take treat
ment OF sulphur baths for two or three
weeks.
Lew HOare, who represents the
Omaha Elevator Co. at Platte Center,
was in the city Wednesday en- route to
Omaha.
Joseph Gutzmer and e. p. Dussell
are making valuable improvements to
their residences in the southern part Of
the city.
Mrs. W. W. Rice has been confined
to the house the last four weeks With
neuralgia. It is hoped she may be bet
ter shortly.
FARMERS, ATTENTION. You
can get an S-foot Freeport Galvanized
steel windmill from A. Dussell 4 Son
for only $500. tt
As soon as the order from Washing.
ton comes, the militia companies OF the
state will be notified and they will be
modified at Lincoln.
Gus G. Becher, administrators OF the
estate OF John Haney, deceased, went to
Schuyler Monday to look after business
concerning the estate.
A. J. McKelvey. of st. Edward, was
in the city Thursday. He reports the
winter grain along his route of travel %
looking in prime condition.
Mrs. John Keeler and daughter Nell
lie were in town Saturday on business.
They say all crops look very good in
that end OF Lost Creek township.
Isaac and Charles e. Brock, two
nephews Of Comrade J. r Brock, have
rendered their services ~ soldiers, and
enlisted in Co. K, Second Regiment, N.
n. G..
DR.. Baker, physician and surgeon.
Seventeenth and Quincy.
Oh6ce, Olive St, first door north Of Brod-
fuehrer. Telephone: Omce %; resi-
dence 46. tt
Fred Stenger has torn down the old |
frame Catholic church building (which |
had been doing duty for some years az
a barn, and is replacing it with large
new barn.
Company K. N. N. G. will leave to-
day for Lincoln. We expect to hear .
good word from the company a it has
the material out of which frst-class
soldiers are made.
Good building lots west OF Third
ward school, for sale on easy terms, also
house. lot and barn on Twelfth street
cheap, or trade for farm land. Inquire |
Of l. G. Lnnecker. II
IS your child puny. peeked and peev-
ish. Does it have commissions? II 20.
it mas worms. Whites Cream Vermi-
fuge Is the only safe cure Every bot
tie is guaranteed to bring worms. 25c
Dr. A. Heintz and Pollock Z Co.
Mrs. Katie Martin, an experienced
nurse, daughter Of ]. r Brock, has ten
dered her services to the surgeon gen.
eral Of the army a nurse in either
field or regular hospitals, as she may be |
ordered.
In order to curtail expenses, the |
powers that be have reduced the work /
ing hours Of the switch engine crew hero
inst one-half This new order will affect |
several men, as it will do away With one
crew entirely.
Miss NJ L. Duffy, the fashionable
milliner and dressmalker. has . full line
Of French patterns on exhibition at her
store. Dresses made in the --latest artistic |
styles. Patterns for SALE Call and see
them in window.
Invitations are out for the marriage,
1t 30 O'Clock Thursday afternoon.