The Columbus journal., 1898-10-12

NallardS Horehound Syrup b The
best known remedy for co0sumptio0,
couGhs, colds and al throat and ehest
troubles. Eveey bottle b guaranteed.
Il n the beGt remedy for ehildren. =
and EOc. d.. 4. Hslnts and Pollock Z
Co.
Hon. n. L Hayward, republican
candidate Soe eovsenor. viii address tie
people oe Platte county in The opsss
house Tuesday evening Oct 1a 1t 8
o'clock. The ladies ars especially in
vitsd. The ladies Mckinley club viii
give . number Of campaign selections.
"A number oe ths countiss and towns
throughout the state ars having special
excursions for school children down 70
the Fair, securing . rate Of SOC. Tor the
round trip and Soc. into The grounds.
Osceola raised about 800 and Shabby
SIS to send children Who otherwise
could not 60.
Attorney Stephen s. AcAllister OF
Humphrey was in tho city Wednesday
bound for Omaha to look after case in
tho federal court, 10 which Mrs. n.
Postle brings suit for $4,000 damages
against the railroad company for dam
ages sustained while aliehting from .
train about . year ago.
"A merry crowd Of Epvorth Lsaguers
gave e. B. King . surprise party at the
n. e. parsonage Friday evening. Mr..
King has been . great help in tho church
circle tho past six months. He has been
given tho appointment Of two churches
near Grand Island, where be went Sat-
urday to take charge.
C. Meister took in tho sights around
Columbus On Monday afternoon.
Father Roach OF David City passed
through Bellwood on Mondays freight
train to Columbus. We learn that Mr..
Roach will in . few days commence the
erection of . 5000 Catholic school at
David City.-Bellwood 0asette.
Fireman r w. Holmes OF the Bur-
lington suffered . painful though not
serious accident at Ashland, Monday
night. He. was taking coal on his en-
Rine whom Q big chunk OF the stuff came
tumblinR down from tho chute and
struck him on tho head. He bled con-
siderably for . short time. He Wa up
and around yesterday. Wednesday Lin
coin Journal.
Several fruit cars were derailed
Thursday afternoon on the east end Of
the Union Pacific yards. Mr.. McKin-
ney, tho noted wrecker, on the Union
Pacific who IL - gentle % . mother
With his crew, had the two fruit cars on
the track again in short order, although
they had been OF since two O'Clock
Thursday, and Mo had them in shape
about two hours after he began with
them.
Howard Rowe, who 10 we'll acquaint.
ed with many OF our readers, has been
Transferred from the Long Pine and
Deadwood line, - mail clerk, to the
Norfolk and Sioux City line, making hia
homo in Norfolk, where he moves hia
household this month. Since Nov. 81
Howard has been laid Oh duty on &C
count OF injuries received in head end
collision.
Tho schools all over the United
States will have program on the 18th
in memory Of Lafayette, and will take
collection for . grand statue to be
erected and presented to France frou
the q. s., the same to be unveiled il
Paris the 4th Of July. 1900. Tho mayor
and superintendent OF our schools have
received letters from President McKin
Icy commanding the plan and asking fol
their help.
Mrs. @. A. Brindley went down Il
Omaha tho first OF tho week to attent
the Nebraska federation OF Womsni
Clubs that meet in that city this week
Mrs. Brindley, - president Of the Col
umbus clubs, has tho honor OF respond
ing to the address OF welcome repro
sentative OF tho Nebraska clubs. Mrs
w. A. McAllister will also attend tn
Federation. Miss Bessie Sheldon vii
teach Mrs. Brindley's room in her alb
sence.
"A Missouri court Of appeals ha'
recently reversed tho decision OF lowe
court which had granted divorce to {
wife, alleging that it had been wrongl,
granted, the real cause being that tn
husband was . poor man working To-
wages, while tho wife had $4,000 il
property and q fixed income OF $50
month besides. Judge Bland said ther
was NO Law in Missouri which mad
poverty . ground for divorce.
Prof. Weaver devotes Q few minute
each day to giving his pupils . talk o.
something OF interest to them, and th
pupils have become accustomed +
looking forward to these short lecture
on nature, bringing most anything, frou
blade OF grass, to . prairie dog for hi
analysis. Not long ago little fsllov
vas seen carrying with great difficulty
dead chicken, and va asked what b
was going to do with it. He said b
was taking it to school to have NJ
Weaver talk about il.
All towns have poor children, thu
il they have parents Who are not fnal