The Columbus journal., 1898-03-16

John Huber recsivod . tslegrsm
Friday last announcing the serious i'll
nsss of hie son Chaflss ct his home IN
California Charisx was . Oolumbus
boy in the 70A and his former acquaint-
anoes viii b sorry to hear q his illness.
-Corbstt and Reagan. IL cssek ball
playsssof central Nsbraaka, have been
engaged BY the Cedar Rapids, Ia. team
! fDr this season - . battery, and their
Many friends in this section expect to
- them make good records for them
selves.
Ella Roeses. wife Of John C. Rogers,
dseeessd, BY her attosnsgs, Msssra
Woosley 4 Stirss and A. Il Post, has
brought two suits against Wm. 81. RoGsb
of Wiscoasin, oas for $4,000 and one foe
$500. and lands in Nebraska have bh
attached.
-Nis L n. Suthsrland, Who has1
been very III ths pest three weeks, was
taken to The hospital at Columbus lest
week. Hr. and Hn 0adson vent up to
80 her Sunday and hsr friends viii b
pleased TO hear that shs u better.
-Sch9yer Sun.
ELos&A Sunday, March "A, in Polk
J6Anty, Cd the road sdaAh Of KuMmefs
mill, q pocAl book coathining pAney
and SAl9able )PapeeaL A Paoo0abSe ,re-
ward viD be kiveo by Iee(ing at tho
COm0erc1I B6Qk, this city, Vf at tho |
Clear CreekAilla
STabler'i Buckeye Pile OintmenA Gives
Pstant relief Il Al!ays inhammation
sn1 sna ne Il - pPe ~ ltS sGtio9
that cures without pain or discomfort. |
lt b Tor piles only. sc. Tubes. 75c~ d.. |
A.. Hedntx ana Pollock Z Co.
Har.v n a,,o.,.v u;,.. - a. hi.
49, 80
oPa"'on 'ns' ez0'oOO u 'oo oae oono 10
place on tho district just now Tor addi-
tiona' scooo' room; tnat ." 'ne sssesss-
Dle property snco'd nrst % piaced upon
toe ss'enent a.s'' now SNORT 'ens ana
'no"ssnos o' oo''ars'
There is disposition abroad in the
land to bring to time those who charge |
exorbitant fses. A justice OF the peace
Al BRADY Island was sued Tor ~ DANA
ees because ne charged twenty Genus
more tnan tne 10" allowed Ior making
out some legal papers.
"A few minutes after l Monday,
while the wind was at it's height. the
large smoke-stack at the Elevator Rol-
ier Mi''s !sli witn 'o"d crasn' OWING 10
tne oleanoe OF q guy. fne s'ack was
recen''y put up ~ cost Oh ABOUT si'o'
ana was torty-t"o teet n'eh'
Y Stop that barking BY use of Ballard's
Rorehound Syrup. 1t arrests the cough,
Siiays irr"at!on OF tne tnroat: ana re-
1t is safe and pleasant to take, and
never dfsappoints. 25c. &: SOC. DR.. A.
he'ntz ana Pollock z 20.
Il statesmen wanted to represent a
manufacturing concern in Columbus and
surrounding towns. A good thing to the
right party. No competition. Expe-
rience not necessary. Sell to business
men on,y' AooFess WIN stamp "m'
ns"oo'p" A"s"s' 1opsAs' AsnsaS'
The Schuyler Herald says that
George Little sold 100 head OF sheep to
Frank l. Long OF Underwood, Illinois,
last Saturday and G. II. Chase sold 600
and Adolph Dworak 5000 to the same
party. The sheep were all shipped to
O"'caeo o'er 'ne d. T" NJ 'n's week.
Thursday about noon snow began
falling with good strong wind from
northeast; however, the snow was SO
damp and heavy that it drifted but
little. Friday morning the snow was
four and half inches deep. and was
equal to RAIN ~ hundredth OF an inch.
April LIST there will be company OF
orphans and homeless children here to be
placed in homes suitable. Rev. J. W.
Swan, State agent OF WahOo, and b. w.
lice, agent OF the Society OF New York
will he here. Everybody Is invited to
come and see the children for them
selves.
AT 1:l5, Monday morning, the Union
Pacific depot at Richland was burned.
Everything was destroyed except the
papers in the safe. A. B. Cady, who was
both agent and postmaster, lost between
$3.50 and $5OO. Some machinery and
merchandise that was In the building
was lost.
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