The Columbus journal., 1898-09-21

r. J. ROhinaoo oe Onaha visited
over Sunday With his vifeis parents. Mr.
and AS- E ". Borders. The former Il
With the Omaha Anchor Fence Co. anG
vas on q business and pleasure. triT
combined.
p. 3. Skinner of Fillmore county and
J. L Skinner of Kanaas, both old time
residents Of Platte county when IT inciu.
ded what u nov Colfax, were in the city
today. Tuesday.
Some agents Of Thomas Edison are
here with q stock Of photographs. vita
scopes and many Of tAe1onerful ma
chimes Edison has invented The com
pany are located this week IN the build
ing formerly occupied by ]. p Hart
If The JOURNAL had been inclined
TO sensationalism these twenty-eizht
years Of its existence, something In that
kind might have been exploited nearly
every week, but We are not SO disposed,
and 1t is rather late IN the day to begin
Mr.. Dukes, general manager for the
knoiln company, was IN the city over
Sunday. The company expects to feed
some twenty thousand sheep here this
winter, and If they do. farmers may ex-
pect good prices for all kinds Of prov
ender.
II II not What q Manufacturer says
about his own medicine that cures q
patient, but what the medicine does
Billiards. Hofehound Syrup does the
work and does II we'll II cures coughs
and colds in . day. It's healing. sooth-
ing and quieting. sc and Soc. Dr. A
Heintz and Pollock Z Co.
Many of our readers remember Miss
Ar!ie Rinehard, Who lived in this city a
few years ago. now Of Holton, Kansas,
and will be pleased to know she will
take an advanced course In music In
Chicago this winter. Miss Rinehard has
for some time been employed as music
E r Bison, a staunch republican
Of Sherman township, vas IN the city
coming among other things,
to hear the fusion candidate for govern
or, Mr.. Poynter, Who, for some reason
not announced, did not keep his ap-
pointment, Mr.. Porter being sent to
speak.
There Is NO remedy equal to Herbins
Tor the cure Of constipation. sick head
ache. Indigestion. vertigo, loss Of MEM
DRY. uncertain appetite. unrestful sleep
Or skin eruptions- II you want q per-
feet tonic for the liver. Herbine viii
not disappoint you Dr. A. Heinz and
Pollock & Co
The electric lights were out Of re-
paIr Sunday night at $50. owing u g
worn out piece Of machinery. After
half past 9 O'Clock the manager was
unable 10 remedy the trouble SO the
streets we're without light
Fred. Gottschslk has put new sills,
new floor, etc, IN his Eleventh street
property recently occupied by Nike
Abts, fixed up the sidewalk. and putting
the premises generally into good repair
1t Is presumed the building has been
engaged for business.
j. S. Freeman was at his farm on
Stesrns prairie Wednesday. He says
the Omaha Elevator company are put
ting up an elevator at Platte Center.
With capacity Of 1900 bushels. The
walls are constructed Of 216 inch stuff
laid dat and spiked together.
The Wallace show Is one Of the
erest local events for this week When
Wallace was here before, years ago, he
had an unpretentious show, but he gave
the people more than he had advertised,
and better, every way, than they had
been led to expect. He evidently has
not only money but conscience invested
in the show business. hence his success.
AT the southeast corner OF the SEC
ond block east OF Walter Phillips resi-
dence on Fifteenth street, and the
second block north of Mrs. Greeorius'
Henry Hockenbereer Is about
TO begin the erection OF a dwelling which
will probably cost 81" before it is
II is to be in what Is known
as the Colonial style Of architecture.
The Albion Argus mentions the fact
that Prot Ed Farmer and sister Addie
arrived at their destination al Honolulu.
Hawaiian Islands, August a6th all safe
and sound. They vent from San Fran
cisco IN a sailing vessel They had a
very pleasant voyage and enjoyed the
trip very much. Addie vas sea sick a
few days.
The ". C. T. Z. will give a birth
day Offering sociable at the residence
o: Ms. l. Gerard Wednesday Of next
week. at o'clock. The day is In CON-
Of Miss Frances WiIlard's
and the proceeds from the
social will be gwen over for the ". c.
T. {. temple in Chicago. which Is cover
ed with heavy mortgage.
At the regular autumnal exhibition
Of the Nebraska State Horticultural So
ciety, thus year on the Exposition
grounds, Fred Behlen Of this county
was awarded frst premium on plums.
The awards on collection Of fruits In
county competition vereNehams, first:
Pawnee, second; Fillmore. third: Sarpy.
fourth; Washington, fifth
James Tanner, editor OF the Fuller
ton Post, has been nominated by the
democrats and populisss as their candi-
date for float representative for the
Piatte-Nance district II ve have to
have q man Of that kind (Which We