The Columbus journal., 1898-05-04

COov0otD0 VIZ % 0e10 o Monroe June
l6 and II. A splendid program he's been
nearly completed. Those Who can posii-
bly, attend win be amply repaid for their
time.
Nick Blaser hes acquirsd valuahls
city property on Hummer street, south
Of John WieRins' place. and it will b q
fgseat wonder II b don't mako big i'm
proveusats upon it With . view Of soma
time makin9 It . rssidsncA
-Hsary b Allen, the senator's only
son, returned Thursdsy fton Washing-
ton, whsss hs has bsen attending school
He will WHIT lev days at homo in Mad.
isoo thea join the Allen Rifles. (of which
he = msmbee) ut Fl Crook.
Captain Kilian came up from camp
at Lincoln Sunday evening and returned
Monday afternoon With eighteen new
men. We are unable to get al the
names in time for publication. He tells
us that Ill OF his men except about three
or four will pass the examination.
We sell and recommend tho Quaker
Gentleman ciesrs:
L. ]. Lee, Carl R0hde,
Schupbach 4 Co., Carl Kramer,
v. A. Macken, VIM. Bucher,
Ragatz 4 Co., g. J. Ryan,
Lehman 4 Herchenhan.
"A new time card went into effect on
the Union Pacific Sunday. There il
very little change. No. 4, the Denver
Chicago special, arrives about Eve min
utes earlier, and gets into Omaha at6:20
Q. m, instead OF z O'Clock, - before.
Tho time u shortened nearly IN hour on
tho entire trip. No. q, . fast freight, is
also changed trifle.
-We always had . notion that the
corn belt u, all things considered, about
the best Of tho country. When there is
abundance OF corn, most living creatures
arc at least sure OF living. II it is true
that from the oil Of corn can be manu-
factured . better and cheaper rubber
than 10 obtained from the rubber tree,
Nebraska farmers can add another leaf
to tho corn stalk.
Tho Woman's club will hold its reg
ular monthly meeting at the homo Of
Mrs. L. Gerard. Saturday. May z, 1888,
at 8 O'Clock. Mrs. Stoutenb0rough,
president OF the State Federation OF
Womans clubs, will be present and will
speak on The Value OF Culture Clubs. !"
Music will be furnished by the musical
department and an informal reception
will follow the program.
The requirements of medicinsa's to
tighten the burden of pain aud cure.
This brings Us to the question Of a
remedy, and Tabler's Buckeye Pile
Ointment Is the only remedy for blind,
bleeding or protruding piles that is
endorsed by physicians. Cures the most
obstinate cases. 6Oc. DR.. A. Heints
and Pollock 4 Co.
George Fairchild returned from
Ohio Friday. He says that the war en-
thusiasm is running high in the Buck
eye state, especially st Columbus, where
the state militia 10 encamped. Nearly
everyone wears the United States and
Cuban flags. Allen Slemmons, . for
mer resident OF this city, nephew OF The
JOURNAL proprietors, has . position in a
Wholesale house in Columbus.
Posters were stuck around town
Sunday calling for twenty recruits for
Co. K, stating that this would gil the
number out OF the war imit-84. The
boys at Lincoln are getting accustomed
to camp life, and are the second best
drilled men in the camp, being only ex-
celled by the Thurston Rifles OF Omaha.
It IL now known that the entire state
militia will be modified at Fort Crook
Omaha, and will later be taken south.
There is no remedy equal to Herbins
for the cure of constipation. sick head
ache, indigestion. vertigo. loss OF men,
Ory, uncertain appetite, unrestful sleep
or skin eruptions. II you want q per-
feet tonic for the liver. Herbine will
not disappoint you. DR.. A. Heintz and
Pollock & Co.
"A. J. Smith. Union Pacific yardmas-
ter at this point, received q letter from
his mother at Evanston, Wyo, one day
last week announcing the sad INTEL
ligence that his brother, AL, who was
shot by an engineer running between
Ogden and Evanston, az published at
the time in these columns, was still
alive but that there was no hope that he
could survive. Anderson, the engineer,
is out on $4,000 bail and is still in the
employ Of the road.
William Hagel, sr., died at the hos
pital Wednesday afternoon Of last week
Of dropsy. He had been ailing quite q
while. Funeral services were held Fri
day at Maennerchor hall, and the re-
mains taken to Schuyler for burial, ac-
companied by large number Of sorrow
ing relatives and acquaintances. THE
JOURNAL will give moro extended arti-
Gle concerning Mr.. Hagel in its next
issue. We knew him we'll and had oc-
casion to appreciate his many good
traits OF character.
DR.. Elmer A. Sheets OF Denver was
in the city short time Last week visit
ing his friends, Mrs. Early and family.
Tho doctor u we'll known here . . for
mar residAnt. HA n 0nA n tho nrnmi
nent physicians Of Denver and besides
IN extensive practice, edits the Denver
Medical Journal, and is secretary and
treasurer Of the Denver Chemical Mfg
Co. He was on his way homo from q
hurried trip to Omaha and Lincoln, and
regretted very much that he was unable
to stay longer, to greet old friends.
Captain John Tannahill viii open .
recruiting o6ice Thursday Of thin week
af The Meridian ho&el for recruits tn the