The Columbus journal., 1899-03-29
Fine job work done at TIE JOURNAL

Fine job work done at TIE JOURNAL
Office.
Easter Opening Of Millinery. Ev-
cry one invited. The whole week from
March q to April l. Mrs. NJ. ". Wal
ters.
You can be cheerful and happy only
when you are we'll. II You feel .'out of
sorts" take HERBINE. it will brace you
up. Price 50 cents. DR.. A.Heintz and
Pollock & Co.
DR.. Baker, physician and surgeon.
Residence, Seventeenth and Quincy.
Office. Olive st., first door north of Brod-
fuehrer Telephone: Office 20; resi-
dence 46. tt
Miss Anna Nichols, who has been
teaching in district No. y. Grand
Prairie, is home for awhile, the school
having been closed on account Of sew
eral cases Of diphtheria.
The Columbus Lumber Co., desire
to say to contractors, builders and the
public in general that they have a COM
plets stock Of building material in all
lines, also fence posts. St
-Robt- W. Saley, of Essex, Ia, is
here visiting his mother and while here
Will dispose Of several Of his improved
residence properties, also some very de-
sirable vacant lots, on terms to suit
purchasers. 1t
John l. Wright is in the city. He
has been elected vice-president of the
Brinson-Judd Grain Co., st. Louis,
since he was here last. he is we'll
pleased with the outlook for business
this season.
A COW belonging to Mr.. Dallner,
near Rising, showing evidences of by
drophobia, was killed by being shot
from the window of q hay NOV, into
which the COW had tried to follow men,
bers of the family.
Supervisor held called into requisi-
ton the services Of W. McQuon and
raised up the span Of the Platte bridge
that had dropped on one side and made
it good and solid again. The work was
completed Monday.
BENZ. Davis, son of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
81. Davis. was recommended by his
teacher, and given a position in the B.
& N. machine shops in Plattsmouth as
draughtsman. He went last Thursday
to take his position.
A. ]. Smith is about to make an
addition to his house. which will virtu-
ally make Of it new dwelling, thor
oughly re-modeled and enlarged. he
lives on the northwest corner Of Kum-
mer and Eighth streets.
-Strayed from my farm one mile east
Of Columbus, some time before Febru-
ary Is, one black and white, dehorned
helfer coming two this spring. A suit
able reward to the man who will find
her. Albert Stenger. tt.
Last Thursday what looked at first
sight like a number of negro soldiers
passed east on the cans. They were
FIipinos, getting used to American
ways. and expecting to make a contract
with the Wild West show.
$3.50. The above greatly reduced
rate has been made by the Union Pacific
to California points. Through Tours,
Sleepers, quicker time than any othe,
line. For tickets and full information
call on c. E. Joy, Agent tt
e. Shostag, that ever-moving and
enterprising former citizen, has been in
town for the past two days doing q
smashing business in his cigar line. His
mandatory at Columbus is running at
full speed.-Niobrara Pioneer.
A. NJ Jennings of Noreh Bend was
up over Sunday to visit his daughte,
Florence. He informs US that his sor
Roy has joined the regular army TO,
three years, not having had enough Of
soldier life in his volunteer service.
$500. The Union Pacific has made
the Greatly Reduced Rate of $500 to
Portland and other Puget Sound points
also to Helena and Montana points, Sal,
Lake City and Utah points. For ticket.
and full information call on c. E Joy
Agent tt
y. F. Stems, ono of the creates,
chicken men in the country, was in the
city Monday. He had purchased Z
paper cutter Of q supply house in Oma
ha, q necessity to him IN his increasing
business, doing . considerable portion
Of his own printing.
"A Detroit woman the other da.
stopped . dog fight mstanter, after tha
whole neighbofhood had worked unsuc
oes.fally for half IN hour, and tn
queerest thing about it wss that the!
were both ike pet sheep. It was dom
with q bottle Of ammonia.
The Board Of Education Will receiv
bids up to 4 O'Clock, p. NJ, Monday
April 3, Tor tho delivery of 1000 or NOR
cubic yards Of dirt at the new schoo
grounds, ground to b measured q
place where dug. Plat can Be seen q
o@es Of 6seEstary. b. Hoeksnbes3ef.