The Columbus journal., 1899-01-04

Captain J. N. Kilian has been heari
from at Manila, p. I.
"A Box Of Monkeys" Wednesda,
night, January II, at opera house.
Robert Hummer, who was in tn.
city Monday on business, is making
calculations to attend the Paris expo
sition.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson recently sub
mitted to a surgical operation by Dr. H.
J. Arnold, for the relief of troubles with
which she has been afflicted for years
She is improving nicely.
Installation next Saturday evening
January 2, at their hall, officers elect oi
the G. A. r and s. OF V. organizations
All members Of families of the orders
and their friends are cordially invited.
The citizens Of Norfolk are working
hard to secure state Normal for their
city. Columbus ought. with proper
effort, get the Normal here, if one il
built. We have every advantage neces.
sary for good school.
Mrs. Carl Kramer was called to
Chicago Tuesday OF last week by the
very serious illness OF her mother, Mrs
Loeb, who. however, died before her
daughter reached her bedside. The
family have the sincere sympathy OF all
in their bereavement.
Capt. A. Haight returned the first of
last week from Arkansas. where he went
for his health, but finding the rainy
weather was not agreeing with him, has
returned home. Mr.. Haieht contem-
plates going this spring to California to
remain year or more.
-TABLER'S CKEYE PILE
OINTMENT is the only remedy for
blind, bleeding or protruding piles, in
dorsed by physicians; cures the most
obstinate cases. Price 80 cents in bot
ties. Tubes, Is cents. DR.. A. Heintz
and Pollock & Co.
Mrs. Fred. Koenig OF Grand Island
was stricken with apoplexy Friday night
at IL o'clock and was unconscious until
2 o'clock Saturday morning, when she
breathed her last. She was sixty five
years of age and leaves husband and
several grown children to mourn her loss
Hoods Sarsaparilla folks send us
four copies of their very handsome color
calendar for 1899. A beautiful Ameri-
can girl, who bears a close resemblance
to a Nebraska beauty, has the place OF
honor, the background bearing the ma
tional flag in gentle tints.
In united effort there is strength; in
discOrdant contentious there is weakness
Parents, teachers and pupils should
therefore move in harmonious concert,
and not as belligerent forces. Sue
cess is the crown of interest and support,
but Failure is the legacy Of Indifference.
-AnsOn Holmes.
Harry Mosgrove goes to northwest
ern Nebraska the first OF this year to
travel for Paxton & Gallagher of Omaha.
His territory will be western Nebraska,
South Dakota and Eastern Wyoming.
Mr.. Mosgrove will probably move his
family in a few months somewhere on
his route.
The price OF land in this locality is
increasing and a number of
farms have sold for $40 per acre of late.
E. F. Folda has sold l6O acres east of
town at that price and Charles Dane has
sold a quarter section in Midland pre-
cinct to Peter Hahn for the same
Schuyler Quill.
How exceedingly annoying it is to
lose an important key. Although it is
usually but of light weight, and seem
ingly not of much worth. it is essentially
at times. It is the same with
q "key to the situation" II you happen
to be the happy possessor OF one of these,
don't lose it, and don't trade it for a
Of alluring gold nuggets.
Mrs. Fred. Jewell received at her
home Friday afternoon for Mrs. VIM.
and the ladies of the State
House. A large number of ladies were
invited and were divided into two
groups for the afternoon SO that there
would be no inconvenience in handling
the guests. Mrs. w. F. Porter assisted
in receiving the ladies.-Lincoln Courier.
As to size, our neighbor city Free
mont, the metropolis Of Dodge county,
is not very large, but the bonded in
is something enormous, be-
ing S2O9,OOO. 1t is proposed to take up
the old bonds, which bear rates of 5 and
6 per cent. and give new ones bearing
AZ per cent. A special election is to he
held January 30.
Many an innocent little darling is
untold agony and cannot e1-
plain it's troubles. Mark your child's
you may find it troubled
with worms; give it WHITES CREAM
and restore it to quiet
ness and health. Price Is cents. DR..
A. Heintz and Pollock & Co.
Dan Lynch surprised his. many
friends by his appearance here last Mon
day. Dan is still occupied as chief book
keeper in Commissioner Wolfe's Office in
the state house, which position he will
retain under the coming administration.
After a visit with his folks, Mr.. Lynch
left for Madison Tuesday morning, from
where he will return to Lincoln.-Platte
Center Signal.
George, con of VIM. Graves. who