The Columbus journal., 1899-03-29
The results of an over-indulgence


in food or drink are promptly recti6ed,
without pain or discomfort, by taking a
few doses of HERBINE. Price 50
cents. DR.. A. Heintz and Pollock l. Co.
"A model young mans Characters
tics are honesty Of speech, respectabihty
of carriage. industry Of mind and con-
sideration for others. With these a
young man is as model" as it is given
for an earthly being 20 be.-Edvard
Box in the March Ladies' Home Jour-
nal.
If there is any doubt in your mind
you can easily dispel it by inspecting
our millinery. The beauty and style Of
our hats viii delight you, and the prices
will come as distinct surprise to you,
80 low. Don't buy your hat until You
see the big stock, is good advice to fol-
low. J. c. Fillman.
1t il we'll known that harness made
by F. q. Ruscne Will last longer and
give better satisfaction than any other
make. He uses the best Oak Tanned
leather and employs only experienced
workmen. Give him a call at No. 319
11th st. opposite Lindell Hotel, before
purchasing elsewhere. lot.
The dailies OF Monday gave among
the wounded the name Of Otis Sent,
supposed to be Otis Fent, private Com
pany K, this city; he sustained slight
wound IN the elbow, in one Of the recent
engagements near Manila Mr. Fent's
mother and the remainder Of the family
removed to Grand Island last Saturday.
j. C. Lanktree of the Meridian ia
the republican nominee for councilman
of the Second ward, and he will make a
good one he is well versed in the
needs Of the city, is an enterprisinR
citizen, and will do what is right in the
discharge Of the duties of the Office to
which the people of the ward propose to
elect him.
John Burke has invested in a
thoroughbred Hereford for his herd OF
cattle, purchasing Fat Boy" No. 81, 723
Of Thomas Bryant OF Schuyler. There
is NO doubt about the good qualities OF
the Hereford stock Of cattle. They have
approved themselves along all lines IN
this western country. and have come to
be general favorites.
-COmparisoEs are said to be odlous
but why should there be any question
of the election of c. c. Gray in the Third
ward. No councilman is better posted
in city matters. and none pays closer
attention to city interests. Wherever
good work is done, it will be found that
c. C. Gray is there or close by, helping
along. He richly deserves reelection.
W. NJ. Guinit writes from Seward to
the Royal Oaks folks here that their
organization is all right, notwithstand-
ing some reports to the contrary. They
are simply not to write any further GER
tiicates over $500 each, until two
thousand members shall have been Sc
cured. They have seventy-five members
at Seward and expect to make it a
hundred.
Series D. of the Columbus Building
and Loan association was closed last
Friday evening, and series I has been
opened. There is no use going far
away from home to find a good invest
ment Of this kind. Right here for years
this association has been doing business
successfully for a large number of we'll
satisfied people, who continue, year after
year, to invest their savings.
&C. A. Gates Of the New York I'm
provement company was IN the city
Thursday on business connected with
the company. They have plowed some
on their grade every day this winter,
and scraped some every day but one
Sixteen miles Of the main canal are
completed, and they are continuing
right along with the work in hand. A
gang of twenty-five men are employed
constantly in doing the work.
AT Norfolk on Monday. Ray, the
s-year old son of Frank L. Estabrook,
was accidentally shot by 22-caliber
target rife in the hands Of a playmate
named Roy Freeland. When a physi-
clan had been called it was found that
the ball had entered JUS: above the
heart. pursuing an upward course and
probably entering the apex Of the lung
It is feared that the boy may not re-
cover-MadisOn Reporter.
j. A. Ernst, the republican nominee
for councilman Of the First ward, is a
candidate for reelection. and deserves
to be returned. not only for the good he
has done, but for the good he can do his
ward and the city during the coming
year. He takes lively interest in the
affairs Of the city. is constant in his at
tendance upon the meetings OF the
council, and. keeps himself informed ol
the multitude Of city interests.
In the April number of the Ladies
Home Journal. under the article Inside
of one Hundred Gardens" among othel
pictures is that Of the side yard of c. C
Gray of this city. under which is the
following comment: This garden a,
Columbus. Nebraska, is one of the fines,
of the series in which foliage plant:
Like the Caladium, Ricinus and Coleus
are shown. It illustrates what pleasing
effects can be secured by grouping thess
plants in large numbers.
Dan Clother and family paseet
through the city last Tuesday night
bound for Portland, Oregon, near which
place they expect to make their future
home. They we're making the journey