The Columbus journal., 1898-10-26

-Rsv. Nickl be- had presented him
two overcoats instsod a the one stolsu
from him, ono oe them, the gift Of Capt.
A. Haight; the other that oe numbeg
Of geotlemen frisoda
Saturday the gates of ths Exposition
were opened free to ths children Of
Omaha. Il had been estimated that
there vere some 5000 Of them Who for
ono reason or another had not been 1t
the Exposition.
The msmbees Of the Orphsus club
and thsir families had . social gathsring
Saturday night at thsir hall On Thir-
tssnth street., enjoying . grand dance.
lunch, stc. Thsre vere some forty
couples present.
p. G. Judsvine Of Bsllwood hss been
nominated . rspublican candidate for
state ssnstoe. Hs has besn Q citizen a
Butler county q years, and The 0asstts
says ~has always been found honest and
upright in his dealinga"
John Ekman u The nominee Of the
republicans Of Supervisor district No. s.
composed Of Walker and st. Barnard
townships, - their representative on the
county board to succeed Nils Olson.
He will make . good member.
M T. Bohnan and Gates Brothers
made . deal in land, Mr.. Bohman secur-
ing the old Frazier place and Gates
Brothers taking land near Columbus,
which will b more convenisnt for both
parties concerned. Schuyler Quill.
-Struegle for existence holds a.
much in the intsllectual - in tho physi-
cal world. A theory i . species Of
thinking, and its right to exist is co
extensive with its power OF resisting ex-
tinction by its rivals.-Huxlay.
Today. October 96, o. Nelson il to
have public sale OF stock 1t his place
near Rchland. JOURNAL readers in
that neighborhood may And profit in
attending the sale and purchasing milch
COWS. calves, sows, pigs or shosts.
-Rsopening OF tho German Reformed
church next Sunday; after preaching,
the administration OF the sacrament.
1t u also Reformation day, and happens
to Be the twenty nth anniversary Of tho
ordination Of the pastor, Rev. De Cellar.
Mr.. Ferdinand II. Lamb, formerly
. resident OF our city now OF Philadel-
phia, brother OF Nm. J. d. Stires, was
married Thursday last to Harriet
Williamson Of West Philadelphia. The
friends OF Mr.. Lamb extend congratu-
lations.
-Neils Olson OF Creston township is
tho republican candidate for supervisor
in his district. He always made good
Official. He understands thoroughly
the duties OF supervisor, and there is
no good reason Why he should not be
elected.
Tho sprinkling OF crude, de-odorized
petroleum upon railroad tracks east the
past two years has been attended with
mono but beneficial resultsL Dust is
kept down and out Of tho gearing; the
ties are preserved and tho rosd-bed 10
free from weeds and grasses.
"A. w. Ladd, editor OF tho Albion
News, was in the city Monday, on his
way to Norfolk. He gives . good account
Of republican prospects in Albion, and
thinks that Mr.. Poynter, tho fusion can
didste for governor, will not carry either
his precinct or his county.
Under the now stamp law every cor
ti6cate Of nomination requires 20 cents
Of revenue stamps. Precinct committee
men should see that stamps are AFFIXED
to tho certi6cates. They have to be
sworn to twice and it requires ten cents
for each notorial afEidavit.- Madison
Chronicle.
"Wednesday afternoon last, by Judge
Robson, G. B. Speice and Miss Alice
Elias were joined in marriage. "Bont"
is son OF G. A. Speice, and tho bride
the eldest daughter OF A. Elias Of the
western part OF tho city. Their many
scquaintances wish them veil in their
life journey together.
Ladies, for the next 10 days, I will
sell at Q special sale trimmed hats at
$l.OO; walking hats 26c; sailors 25c;
tams 25c; fascinators 25c; hoods 20c;
hose l0c; undervests 25c, ETC., etc. These
prices are less than cost to manufacture
them. Lay in your supply before they
are all gone. J. c. Fillman.
Denver capitalists are considering
Columbus q . location for the manu-
facture OF iron bridges. They will need
about ton scres Of land for their pur-
poses. They could not we'll find . bet
ter place in Nebraska, all things con-
dfdered, for facilities for doing tho work
OF such Q plant, and also for distributing
the product to customera
Tho democratic leaders OF Dawes
county, Who arc said to b really popu-
lists, have withdraw A. Critics - the
candidate for county attorney in the
alleged interest Of harmony. Mr.. Critics
was formerly . resident OF this city, and
Law partner OF tho late Judge Higgins.
We mistake our guess, II he tamely sub
mits to work Of this kind.
There are scores and scores OF demo
Gratis Of this and adjoining counties who
arc intending to cast their ballots foE
Hon. William A. McAllistec for district
judge. They know him to b safe, CON-