The Columbus journal., 1899-08-09

cure Of tevefs Of all kinds, because Il
cieanses the stomach sne
bowels Of all bilious humors. and expell
all impure secretious OF the body
Price 50 centA Dr.. A. Heintz anc
Pollock & Co.
-EMBROIDERIES
Good judges are taking
advantage Of the great
embroidery sale at +
D. Fitzpatrick's. Follow
the crowd.
Some Of tho county treasurers hare.
abouts are publishing the ssmi-annual
required by law. Car!s
Wilde OF Madison reports q balance or
hand Jan. l. 1893 Of 366.al547, and On
July l, 1893. OF S54.s5O.2s. The dis.
bursements for schools we're $G.94S =
Interest from banks amounted to $614.
36. Warrants paid S103, ,s95a
Postal cards dated at Yokohoma
Japan. july L. just received here, from
E. c. Turner. say that be met Allen
Siemmons about June l. in Manila; be
vas looking good. and is Gen. Over.
shines chief orderly. We are here for
:vo days With greetings from tar,
away Japan. to all friends The postaIs
Are illustrated with street scenes In
I Yokohama
John BurrelI vas out south OF the
liver the first Of the week. and says the
.rups there are immense. Corn With
talks as thick as q mans wrist, and
,ften with three or four ears. Apples
lre 30 abundant In places that the
limbs OF the trees can scarcely bear the
weight Of the fruit. The sheaves Of
,ats are much IN weight like wheat.
/ tountiful year,
The Union Sunday evening services
hat have been held in the park for
everal weeks past, have been discOn-
In uej, each church holding their own
ervices In their church. Sunday even
ng last. Rev. Hayes preached the
srmon. Mrs Warren and Rev. Hayes
'ach singing solos. These services have
,eeu we'll attended and enjoyed by the
rowds VINO gather there evenings.
-"Stubbs. the western tramp orator
md practical socialist" was the placard
N exhibit one evening last week while
he orator from the tail end Of a one
,orse cart. said what ne had to say in
'egard TO Grover Cleveland. ". J. Bryan
md ten years IN Zion, which he styled
! SOdom and Gomorrah- He thought
people ought to keep the poly9amist
Roberts out Of congress. He sold tracts
or nickel.
The Riverside (Calit) Press and
gives an account of the
ieath on July 18th. Of D. D. Pickett,
ather A. c. Pickett OF that city. Many
Journal readers we're acquainted with
dr. Pickett while he resided With his
NOD on his farm northeast Of this city
For many years Mr.. Pickett was a prom
nent educator IN New York and Ohio,
n many instances signing graduation
diplomas to parents and their children
3e had for pupils many persons OF
alent. WHO claim Mr.. Pickett as their
nspirer, among them ex-Secrstary Of
State Day.
In letter dated at Clovis. California.
August md. from Dr. T. r Clark TO W.
4. Lewis. he says: Il wish you could
zee one Of the great machines cut.
hresh and stack wheat all at the same
ime. We have a man here who will cut
his year 25,0OO acres. he has SIX ma
hines cutting a swarh each eighteen
eet wide, and it viii take him three
months to finish harvesting It takes
6 mules to handle one OF these machines.
There are threshing machines here that
hresh 25,oOO bushels each day.
have been 10 see a fruit orchard three
7ears old that viii average 40 pounds
Il peaches per tree and when dry are
worth SSN.-10s trees To the acre"
Nov that nominations TO county
,ffices are near at hand, after which the
for election, 1t viii altogether
,e appropriate for all Interested, which
Means voters and candidates. at least. to
nform themselves OF the new law passed
" the last Legislature, entitled: An
lct To prevent corrupt practices at cleo
lions. to provide penalty for violations
II the PROVISIONS OF this act 1t occu-
lies IA pages IN the volume OF session
avs for 1893, only recently issued from
he office of Secretary Of State. The
common people are supposed TO find
'ut the laws by absorption from the
ev volumes in the hands Of judges. etc.
Ne are told that the provisions Of the
w are very sweeping.
Ole Olson died ar his home south Of
own last Thursday. The deceased vas
,Orn in Sweden and was 50 years,
months and Il days old at the time OF
lis death. The funeral services we're
leld Saturday afternoon at 2o'ciock and
we're conducted by Rev. Becklund OF
salem church. 4 brief service was held
It the house and the sermon was
preached from the church. The body
vas buried in the Salem cemetery. A
laughter, Mrs. Peter Olson, and q son,
Die ". Olson, fourteen grand children
md one grand child survive. The wife
preceded him 70 their everlasting home
,nIy a few months ago. Mr.. Olson 10
.ated OF the place which was his home
1t the time OF his death, IN the year 1883
NeCman Grove.
Columbus vas honOred this week
by a business visit Of Hon. 5. F. Smith