The Columbus journal., 1899-08-09

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enlisted at Omaha to go to the Phil
ippines. The latter vss at first refused
because be was not tall enough. bu: was
Afterwards sent for
/ Butler county received in interest
on county deposits for the first half Of
this year $77sS. a. reported by County
Treasurer Tayior's semi annual state
ment-David City Banner.
An operation for appendicitis vas
performed Monday morning upon Louis
Schriber. IT,, Who is nov doing very
niceIy-noon. Tuesday The PHYSICIANS
we're Martyr, Evans i Gser-
A few hundred bushels Of seed
wheat Of the Turkey Red variety at
Home Farm. A. miles northeast OF city
viii be sold for 20 cents bushel until
further notice. J. r. Drinnin. 3t
A 5-ACRE GARDEN PROPERTY FOR
sALE:-This property adioins the city on
the east. known as Narmoy 4 Simmons.
For price and terms apply to Henry
Hockenberger, Sec'y. B. 4 l. Associ-
alton. IT
Special rates via the Union Pacific
for National Encampment Grand Army
OF the Republic. TO be held at Phiiadel-
phia, Pa. Sept. 49, 1899. For full in
formation call on, w. b. Renham,
Agent. ct
j. A. Renlins Of Wymore has con
structed box kite In which be places a
kodak. connected with clock works,
which open and close the camera at a
certain time. and With which he takes
birds eve views.
The law firm Of McAllister 4 Cor
nelius received on the morning Of Aug
3. documents that had been mailed at
Cavan, Ireland, July Is. q fact which
shows the wonderful transportation ia
cilities Of these times.
-kimball Bros OF Lincoln have the
contract for the Soldiers monument. 10
be completed On or before December l,
price g.. ..s,5. Il Is 10 be erected on the
east side Of Frankfort park. about where
the cannous are now lying.
A free and easy expectoration Is
produced by few doses Of BILLIARDS.
HOREHOCND SYRUP, IN all cases OF
Hoarseness. Sore Throat. or difficulty Of
breathing. Price 25 and 80 cents. Dr.
4 Heintz and Pollock & Co.
Nelson. the 19-year-oid son Of DR.
Barber Of Fullerton. returned from Ma
Mia about ten days ago. He eats seven
meals a day and Is gaining fast. He
liked the service very much. only be was
out about eleven months too long.
Whale oil. one quart. IN which put q
small tablespoonful Of carbOiic acid, Ia
said 20 be good remedy against dies
4 very little OF this. put on the back
and shoulders Of cattle. Will keep the
dies away for two weeks. so il is said.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles jenkins and
daughter Gladys of Norfolk passed
through the city Friday on their way
home after a visit with friends at Full
lerton. Mr.. Jenkins now engaged IN
general merchandise business at Nor
folk.
Henry Gass returned Monday from
his sOIourn IN the northwest. He saw
Chris Tscharner. who lives at Long
Pine. Members Of his family have
homesteaded 500 acres Of land there
Frank Gillette is at Ainsworth. and is
veil Of, owning $50 acres Of land.
Charles Miner, IN a personal letter
to his father. D. y. Miner, received Mon
day morning says: We came by the
way Of Nagasaki and Yokohoma Some
of the boys went up to Toxic on the
train from 1okohOma. We we're at
Nagasaki five days and Yokohoma two"
Thomas Wilson took suddenly sick
Sunday morning with heart trouble, but
at thus writing. Monday morning, is
around seemingly as well as the mo-
ment before be was taken Ill. D. y
Miner who stayed with his comrade all
night. says he slept we'll during Sunday
night.
james Frazier last week shipped a6O
head Of cattle. and has this week shipped
1I5 head. which brought Sl1.5s6. He
paid b. J. Hendryx Of Monroe over
$4,000 for two bunches OF fine cattle
and paid the Kent Cattle company Of
Geaoa over s2l, 900 for cattle. Jim is a
rustler sure.
Herman LOseke called at these
headquarters Wednesday and renewed
his subscription TO The JOURNAL. which
he has been reading a number Of years.
His speciaities are the raising Of corn
and osts, and the feeding of cattle and
hogs. BE has raised no wheat for the
last ten years and has this year 80 acres
10 corn.
Rev. James Mailey, we'll known to
many Of our citizens and now at San
Francisco. on his way home from Ma
Mia. has promised to speak at the Polk
county fair and tell what be knows
about the Philippines. Rev. Mailey is
An able speaker and no doubt a great
many people will go to hear him.-Bell-
wood Gazette.
-LAst Friday Henry Nelson and
hired man we're stacking, and while they
we're at the stack. didn't notice that the
2-year-oid son Of Mr. Nelson had got IN
der the wagon, and when the team was
driven away from the stack the wagon
passed over the child's chest, and be
died IN about an hour. The remains
were taken TO Fullerton for burial.
Walter Galley returned home We'd
nesday, after a three months soiourn in
the west, seeing WaIIa Walla. Portland.
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