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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
IMMIGRATION OF Firms.
Notable Increase Since the Cars
Recent Edicts Went Into Eject.

NEW YORK, June 2-It is said at tho
barge Office that there is a steady. gradual
increase in the immigration OF Films.
There were ninety on the New York when
last she arrived at this port, and there
were about an many on the Umbria. Dur
ing the month Of May $40 Firms were pass
ed through the barge office. This Ia de-
eided increase over last year-about 50 per
cent The commissioners have not been in
formed Of the departure of any large par
ties. though there is much said of the prep
are said to be OF an excellent class~not
apparently driven from their country by
poverty. but by stress OF other circum-
stances, called the oppression Of Russian
officials. II Is described as not a flight
from starvation. or even from prospective
want.
Il, is simply the departure OF the youth
OF the nation, prosperous Well clad, with
money n It's pocket determined to seek its
fortune elsewhere rather than come under
the Russian knout."
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
Not>t. aiut. MISSING,
Retired With tier Younger ~t.t-v
-~ntsapprarra Daring IN. <fsh,

Sres''al fESTssrh - the ru~;. Intelligence
s'HfHsl.sS Jane @s--rressa g-sssk ~,
is-Sear-ssaa daughter ~ NJ aud Mrs .,zsak
"t NAFsNlf" &tsa - 7srcss fron bone So
ursfay nigh, ans has net Ns..a ~~.r,f 49,,
sitcc ~ bee tfteuts Tao AFFAIR IS A. r..,ts
ea ss} mystery TIE wtrt retired wgfh Nr,
Younger sls{e7 afstl- II "a = ~ Tas -.
@hg swoks ara fosgrd rres~a gone y-S
Socks moved 90 <at~4vfne FROM Tacoma
a'saay sn0eth axD
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
Fusion IN NEBRASKA.
state Conventions OF the Bryantses
All Set for the same Day

LINCOLN, Neb. June - Meetings ~
the state central committees 81 me popu-
itst Democratic and Free Silver Repub~
Ncan parties were held here this evening.
ard The date Of their several state ccnven-
items was ses for August - AZ Omaha
The same date for all conventions means
that there VIII ts fusion.
The committeeman were addressed by
Hen w J BRYAN and w H. Harvey.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
MISSOURI MINERS ARRIVE.
VIII he Given Permits 1T Oace ana
Set to Work In the
Standard.

WALLACE. sIdaho, June 22.-The Mis-
souri, miners for the Standard mine here
viii arrive about 10 o'clock tonight, COM
Ing from Tekoa on special train Fart
Of their baggage arrived today. when
this party left Missouri II numbered l5u.
but a number deserted on the way. All
the way along the lire representatives OF
lahor organizations have been trying TO
induce the men not TO come and some
have stopped over Permits will be issued
10 these men Immediately on their ar
rival and the mine will be started up to-
morrow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
FOR NEW VOLUNTEERS REGIxExr.
Gen. Otis Names = Regular Sergeant
Adlutant.

WASHINGTON. June sa.~-Gen. Otis has
Cahled the war department saving he had
selected Sergt MAJ BELL, OF the Twsntieth.
"a adJutant of the First volunteer reg,-
ment 10 be organized w the Philipplnas He
asked authority for the appointment which
has been granted The aejutant viii have
the rank OF captain.
This Is the nrst move !r the direction Of
organn'ns rssimenss In the Philippines %
far as the department IN informed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
INFERRED AT ARLINGTON.
Remains Of the Late Gen. 4. ".
Kautx Buried With Military
HOnOrs at WashfngtOn.

WASHINGTON, June 22.-The remains
OF the late Gen. A " Kautx arrived here
today from Seattle WASH. and were In
TERED at Arlington with appropriate mill
tary honors. Gen. kautz was brother
OF Admiral Kautx and died in 1886
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

WASHINGTON. June g. There has beer
cal made by Gen. Otis upen the war de-
partmtnt Tor foar expert Spanish cour,
stenegraphers for service In the phllIp.
pfnsa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
EXPLOIT or wAsalxGToN BOYS.


MANILA. June 2s.-The oatposts Of the
washington regiment yesterday captured
Gen. Pho del Pillars srass band Of eighty
two pieces. the members of which some
fnw separated from the rebel army and
came near the American lines without hav-
ing the means OF resistance Some China
ynen OF Manila have fllea a claim against
the Instruments. which. II appears, were
leased ny The musicians Of Gen. Pho del
Pillar.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
PRINCESS aoRoa~aTIc MARRIAGE
Marie of Northumberland weds
Cauut Charles De1amestei.

LONDON. jane - The Wedding %
Princes Marie 81 N.rklesfSuTg- - reijtz 80
Cy,sn: charles IseSa rns~tei vas scierrfnlzed
gHisfie 81 tie Catholic C'ssap~l az st Eliza
heth. Richmond. to-day The marriage
sroHsea comment because Il il morgan
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
Andrew Oarnssie an LII. ID.

TIFFIN. O.. June 22.-The board OF re-
gents OF Heidelberg university this after
noon conferred the degree OF doctor Of
laws upon Andrew Carnegie, the iron and
steel magnate OF Pittsburg.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
REUNION or RouGH RIDERS.
Gov. Roosevelt HE Nay to Las
Vegas TO Attend

CHICAGO 'ane ss-C;ov Theessrs
Roosevelt. - New York a-rsy~f IN Csi-
esxo tate tnss afssrnae1 on nis way ~ Las
Vegas. = NJ. t. attend the rson30r Of yne
Rough Rsaere wa.ch takes place on jane
=. tas Anniversary ot the Aga; 81 Las
cgxxsuzS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

MANILA, Jnue - Pour Of the wound.
81 or the Fourth infantry In the reeen,
fight with The rebels have dies. in hospitals
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

robber was recognized as Philip Lambele
BY letter in his pocket. which he had
written 10 his mother IN Chicago.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
GIRL DROPS OUT OF SIGHT.
Eleven-Year-Old Daughter Of Alfred
n. Eames Supposed 10 Have
Deen kidnaped.

SOUTH FRAMINGHAM. Mass. June =
The community is excited ever the disap-
pearance of Helen Eames. the u-year-oid
daughter OF Alfred n. Eames, a wealthy
wheel manufacturer of this town. she was
last seen leaving her fathers ONCE about
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Games
fears that she has been kidnapped.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

LONDON. June sa-Ths ratfv NAH ,ht.
morning SANR an extremely Nrtzk business
y being done al IAoyis- IN war rsskx a,
daily advancing rates
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23

= tornado psssed aver the cegatsg adjacent -
~ssrrlasa IA Tsur-aas etawtas 4o~n May barns
NJ tees List
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
QUICK WORK BY THE POLICE
Thief Takes $4,000 From Rostan
hank and IL Arrested in
New York

BOSTON. 18ne ,. A sneak satef entered
the MRtgcsso.itaa National bank here ta~
Say ard Ateie siae0 while the p4xipg
;rllsES atteat en- sAS sraNn away Ser a
masnerf A we,i-trss~eA mar apparently
about = years 81 Rse entered Re bank al
aSoU, II SieeS. and a. tSe ielleFs ain3 sw
asked Ter ssnse directions about nainx
money aFsi@F The teller gave TIE II 6orns a.
fson desired. and tsx stranger stood al the
lust then sae teller was rassesf - rotae-
gsAst ~ the office ana ire visitor au1rk "
thrust ass arm shseaKh tie grating ~ the
sswso@ ard task ntiy sls1 nos~a ana tive
s. Nl nSles and escaped
Detectives Capture the Thief
>EW YORK. June = fset~eilses sfsen
tNe esrtTsE sTScs ARRESTED fAe ncxtn> bark
.cStser IS be slgShtet fFsm \ tran AZ tas
tsFaad Ce1ftfAs station tonight a. : 5-et o.
lsa stosen sz&GeY NSS founa tn Als rHfs1 =
- ~as i S&&xs 81 age. Its rNas nseus =
EH5tip EAeshsls 81 lives IN ssA5-ax1 su.s
= ~egi kHgsszn srseS
A. ssa}see ssstauAstsrn iSF ar Sesser e.
Used ia gfss slS Fvsls- pare. lie vas s@sesg-
lsEs>f ar sEa 0ser6er lie va 4r~sss Ell
iu th - cfY 80 SsHsy 1sosg lS~ gss staas.ns,
So fTasa ElEssszaer-25sN L E'er~Aay Nal
street bsnksFs~ Re ~&s srve@sea gg Tasx
sstAe F%F aEE@sss ESiaS - sseh@ f~see p sa
MAl@ea liars Ate MIS- a&t trsa4 ser ths ssvHs
01e1ss sn5 VA sssw sSrcnd charxH MAS nas
.@nsseieF
rs rasl - ecls sselsa froaa re gzstaa
aank w&S aasassraS1 Il eeaxs<tss ~ fwo
s. so ss5se swo ~. t'tss zrst taF rsFsrs rsses
"a stas n5sa.
A.'apasa - gave as maze IS sssa the
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-23
KRUGER ORDERS MORE GUNS
TransvaaI Republic Ready Ia Make
stubborn Defense In Case
of Mar

BERLIN. June - The kolnsscha yet.
tung publishes a dispatch from The Hague
asserting That ilsitch official circles are
aware that the Tran%vaal government -
preparing % make rnnst afussss4ru To-
Tense ~ the event 90 war with Great Rv4t-
attn and ~ RT1nsue in The most carni,lste
Fashion. According - this Information
Pretoria has suSt ordered twenty Ava
qaiek-hrfrS ard severn! heavy csG,Aer
gums Ter fNft artillery srona the krtspus
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

David Andefsou Of South Omaha.
sends a few commendasOrv words along
with his Subscription winch runs ahead
INTO 1872 Mr.. Anderson mas been a
constant reader ct TIE JoraHAL- slnee
that fzr-svzy day N 1Ss1, vhen TEz
Jo1En aung Its modest flag 20 the
breeze and took up the thread OF lis e1-
ssenee. We certainly appreciate the
good words OF our fiendA Mr.. and
Nm Anderson and Mn Slausen 20 70
San Diagu. Calf. ssr the winter. where
they expect 20 meet many old nsi&hborA
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

A telegram from Hastings 10 the
Tuesday Omaha Bee says articles OF IN
corporation have been fled for the new
railroad TO be built from South DAKOTA
TO the gull. The road VII star. N Knox
county. South Dakota. and thence south
through Knox. Pierce. Antelope. Madi-
500. Boone. Platte. Nance. Merrick- Polk
and other counties south The road vii
be In the interest Of the farmers and
owned almost entirely by those vnose
land Il VIII cross.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06
Womns Cmb.

The Literary department Of the
Woman's club viii meet with Ms Ger
rard. FRIDAY evening Dec. 5. at : O'Clock.
Boil call. Current hberatare.
Reading and comparing OF the poems.
The Man with the Hoe--ME. Gerard.
Review of, IN HIS Sseps-Aiss
Virgins.
History-Fsndal France. from chapter
Is { Is.
Talks oc the first four CapetEans-
Mrs. Kramer.
The TroanaGours-MIss Mcmahon
Lantr1nc-MS. GeIrzen-
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

&C. A. Newman Vas confined to the
house most Of Last week By sickness
Major J. n. Ki6ar Ia prsctlcing iav
again N hH former offices above ths
State bank. and viii attend to ali bust
ness mtrussei 10 htm With bus usual
energy and visur.
Miss Alice Sullivan. teacher OF the
public school n district No. . invited
parents and children 10 a picnic dinner
Thanksgiving at the school house II 10
such oecnaions that sdd e the sum-soeal
Of human He
State Superintendent jackson rel
defed a decialon In favor OK the hlhae,
there being nothing m the laws OF Ne
hraska 70 prevent a SIMPLE reading,
without tote or comment. or repeating
the Lords prayer
R n. Allen OK Ames saws that all Of
the machinery Ia nov % the ground q
that there viii be NO further disappoins-
ment IN the sugar factory. Enough
stock Is In sight to keep the factory
running until April
Down In Dtxie.- a play IN four acts
vas 9Iver az Creston BY home talent
Monday night The Statesman adver-
tlsed regular rates on all railroads iead-
ing to the town and special excursion
rates on all wagon roads
IA Denton of Central City claims
to have a frst-ciass srove for burning
coos. and that when once loaded It vii
burn for eight 10 tvensy-four hours. ae-
cprding TO need. He ought 10 sell a
good MANY of them here.
John L BLAIR. who died SATURDAY.
last. was a man whose life vas n inter
estInE a. 4 dime novel. any day In the
year. Notwithstanding his great wealth.
De had the respect of bus feiiow-citizens.
and vas a Just man In bus dealings
The dance given by the Ancient
Order of Hibefnians at the opera house
Thanksgiving night was largely attended
and a good time reported by those
attending. The music for the CAS-
was furnished by the Orpheus orchestra
Major KHAN declares that he has
no intention of moving his family To
West Virginia 10 live. or 10 any other
place east. Nebraska beng good enough
for him Some reporter OF the World
Herald got IT rumored wrong N his
mind.
Mrs. A. B. Cofroth returned Friday
frorn a Visit 10 Columbus. Neb. She viii
start for the east Tuesday and viii stop
In Indiana for a visit with her mother
before joining M. Cofroch II Washing
tor. D. c.. saws last Sundays Lincoln
Journal.
Carl Johnson spent THANKSGIVING at
home. He u a member of the Belivood
foot ball team and came mp 10 play With
them AGAINST Columbus. Their team
has been recently organized End had
only played one game before coming
mere. We understand.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

The BeIivood foot naIl team came
eser Thanksgiving and met the HiSh
school team OF this city beng 10 match
for the latter. the score BENG Il 20 0 In
favor OF Columbus. Notwithstanding
the cold. damp atmosphere a large
crowd va II attendance 20 witness the
game. The Belivood boys TOOK their
defeat phibosoph,calIy and seemed 70
enjoy their Visit mere &c the fullest
extent Ed. kayanan2h Of the Colum-
bus team had bus knee slightly hurt
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06
William B. Lewis mas one Of INC

William E. Lewis mas one OF those
oid-ume documents nat his father cent
MIN II 1861 To get out OF the army. seeing
that ne vas under age; ne had ms
fathers PERMISSION, but William was
not built that way and 80 never used II
except 10 preserve L. but enrolled Apri
@. 1861. ne vas discharged MAJ Is,
1859. Co. e ThIrteenth n I. Volunteers.
he VA eighteen years old vhen ne en
listed. and one Of that nUmernas throu2
Who ave the very flower OF their youth
20 the service Of their country.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

On account Of Ilcismens weather me
genera meeting Of the Woma1s club
wal postponed from The ID 70 neI- Sat-
urday afternoon, ) O'clock Dec. 8, az the
residence of L Gerard All members
are urged 20 De present. The following
program viii oe earned out
Boil call-Art notes
Freuch ar-Mrs- Bradley
Vocal soio-Hiss Galley.
The Christ II art-Mrs. Giiiden-
Piano Soio-Miss Becnsr.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06
Miss Emma Palmer

Miss Emma Palmer returned Thurs
day from a visit az Columbus. Her
SISTER. Nn Saley, returned with ner and
viii visit with her parents Mrs
Nickel. wife Of the pastor OF the Meth
odiss church vent down to Columbus
Monday to vMlt among their former
trieads At hat place Miss Mabel Col
iins vent 20 Columbus Wednesday, -
spend Thanksgiving WITH ner many
friends therH-Fuilerror views.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06
Do the c1saz.ss OF Albion ssneraIi,

Do the cItizens OF Albion generally
know that ve have Towing arssslan
wells m our cIry7 They form the sup-
ply Of water fr the CITY vaservorxs.
There Re two linen wells. a 4 and a ),
which How INTO the reservoir by the eae-
vst0r. furnishing the cry best OF water
One Of the Inch wells va put down
iaGt veak- Il has been suggested that
II the pump vzs connected direct with
tie too large ella, they would furnish
IN mexhsm<ibis supply Of water and 1t
would be bsStR than 70 let them noW
INTO tie Nervur. II tins i true, Why
mt do 07-AHna AHM
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

Quite a number of Nebraska gen
tiemer. amonG them E. 4. Gerard Of
this county. unite IN calling themselves
the Union Reform party, organized az
Cincinnati. March l. 1893 and based
upor direct Legislation through the ini-
tiarIve and referendum beiievine that
Il Is simple and at the same time a very
broad OASIS for such a union. and the
only one on which all can unite without
loss of any principle.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

AT the meeting OF the 4 o. Z ".
FRIDAY evening last the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year ED
Brink. past master workman; August
Setback. master workman; Ed R0ssirer,
foreman; George Scott. overseer; JonD
Virgins. recorder; Louis Held. nnaucier;
". b. Lewis, receiver; Thomas McTag-
CERT. guide; Fred. Bromhooer, inside
vatchman; G. W Phillips outside
vatcnmau.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

The newspapers OF Schuyler land
there are pretty nearly as many Of them
a. there are In Columbus, are beginning
10 conclude that existence IL becoming
precarlous down there N that line
prices Of job work very low. prices Of
advertising less than cost. while the Il
pense of printing a paper Is about the
same as ever.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06
-Nr Georvp Scnetd

-MA George Scheidel, vac had been
ailIng for some time. and mad been
domiciisd al the SISTERS hospital this
city. for quite a while. died a her home
IN Platte Center Tuesday night The
funeral vas Thursday from she German
Reformed church John H1ber. F.
Brudfuehrer. William SchIiz, Charles
SeCeike and Carl Ronde. Old time
friends Of the family we're present from
thus CITY.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

The LADIES' Auxiliary Of the Con-
gre0arloual church vii hold a Baxzar,
Wednesday Dec. Il, At 3 p M. IN
Orphsus hall, up stairs In the Macken
bniiding. They vii have useful and
fancy articles for sale. also home made
candies. dressed dolls. etc Supper and
O'clock
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

Daniel Freeman OF Gage county,
known as the first man 20 file a claim
under the United States homestead Law.
and VINO lives on hIs original homestead.
has applied for a wit OF maudamus TO
compel the teacher IN nus district school
20 desist FROM using the Bible u the
school, also the Gospel Hymns and
-Peusecossal Hymn Book December
4 Is the day set for the hearing by the
district court for Gage county.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

Joseph Stewart IA down from
DIST. 3 Monday with another load OF
ine onions which he disposed of az IS
cents per busheL. He planted an scre
Last spring but did nos get a very good
stand still ne harvested 800 bushels from
the patch At . cents per busnei ne
would realize several times the value of
hIs acre-AIbIon News.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

We rave last week what We could
learn concerning an accidental shooting
al the home OF NJ. Ducey In Lindsay,
has son. James Ducey, ir.- being acci-
dertalfy shot with a @-caIiber revolver
/ the hands Of a younger brother. Late
Monday night. There Is said To De little
chance OF his recovery. a. the ball passed
through me bowels.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

About 1870 Saturday night Union
Pacific passenger tram No. 1eI- hauied
By Gofe. engineer. crashed into the rear
OF fast mail No. I az Bushnell. twelve
miles vest OF kImball- One fireman On
No. l vas knocked FROM the varerspout
and picked up N an UNCONSCIOUS cnndf-
tion. The mail vas transferred from the
demolished car and the TRACK cleared BY
daylight.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06
IT ia ..id shsra v,s anita a bir

1t is said there was qnire a bit OF
gambling going On here last Sabbath.
and one gentleman from the country
left home With $50 IN bus pocket that
morning and returned With &a. So
ne vii have cause To De thankful that
he had 50 much left. but wouldn't Il De
q good plan % do a little MISSIONARY
work night here at homes-Oseeola
News.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06
HENRY RAeATZ { CO.,
GROCERIES,
CROCK cry.
GLASSWARE
LAMPS, ETC.

The enormous business done by US keeps our
goods moving SO rapidly that nothing becomes
stale. Everything is fresh. We pay spot cash for
every bill of goods that comes into our store, that
Is why we are enabled to distance all competitors
in quality and price. @ @ @
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

The trees 10 Frankfort park becum-
ing too to thrive veil 1t w1s
thought best by the city authorities 70
thin them out and during the past veak-
A. Lnth With an assistans cut down and
removed some twenty-five 9ood-aized
ones. When the leaves put forth again
the shade viii not be quite Sd dense a
formerly
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

The Fremont foot bal team came ND
Saturday and Won a victory over the
home cam. the score being 9 10 G. The
afternoon vas very disaGreeabie and the
Columbus boys we're somewhat handi-
capped by some OF their best players
being unable To participate N the game.
Schroeder and kavanau9h we're slightly
injured during the progress OF the game.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

A recent letter from DR.. 7. 2 Clark
Of Clovis. Calf, TO William Lewis of
this city. would Indicate that the doctor
Is hourshing IN fine shape N his new
home. He Is having erected quite a
DWELLING and be speaks Of bus practice
DIS being all that he could expect after
50 short a residence there. He Is also
delighted with the climate.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

A vear from next month Hon. o. s.
Moran viii De sent down from Platte
county To make ore more despaIring
effort To i'll the state with welL-paid pop
ocratIc beer inspectors. L doesn't seem
10 occur To Mr.. Moran that beer Inspec-
tion Is AZ industry already overxorxed,
as evidenced by the increased democratic
vote L. the ssase.-LIrcoin Journal.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06
0IrNrpl Jubilee.

The Columbus Foot Ball Team VII
give Their grand minstrel performance
a. the opera house. FRIDAY evening, Dec
Seh- The snow vii De under the cIree-
tior OF Harry Hoyt. IL old-tIms minstrel
mar- and the acknowledged champion
OF dancers. The specialIles. songs and
Jokes are al entirely new-nsver before
heard n Columbus. The boys zuaran-
tee a SLOW as good as most travelling or
zauizariocs. NJ Hoyts dancirg alone
oeIng worth the price OF siuIss,on-
Dou's miss TINS snow The boys have
renearseG hard and are able Cd give you
a frss-ciase entertainment Tickets on
SAFE a. Pollock < Cos drug store.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

Sam Graaau probably hAs the best
bird dog II ths state. Tuesday. Sam
and Elmer Gard we're out hunting
geese and the setter pup vent aong-
As tnsy we're gong alony the rver, sney
notIced the dog up On the bank signal
Ing game, and we're uuen surprised
upoc looking into the water Z see a
large catfish They killed the ish and
brought IL hone and vnen they dressed
Il found a pra,rIe chicKen INSIDE Of L.
Il IL a WONDERFUL dog TIA vii set a
chicken inside a nsh Ii tne Waterford
Times.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

A number OF the teachers Of this
city assanded the educational cuuvsn-
ton At Fremont On December !. winch
Is said to have been one Of the largest
Nebraska Sups- ". J. Williams 3D.
dressed the convention on the subject,
The Teachers influence upon tha
Pupil
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06

Al the last regular meeting Of Union
Camp No. IA Sons Of Veterans. held
Saturday evening. Dec. 2 the following
officers we're dufy elected for the ensuing
year Chas- T Miner, captain; L A.
jenkins. first Lieutenant: Je8eE Rector.
second lieutenant. E. B. Reed E h.
Jenkins and J-R Tscnudy, camp coun-
ell Delegate 10 encampmens N June
1894. L A. Jenkins; alternate Je0e E
Rector installing officer. BefE J. GALLEY.
The Columbus journal., 1899-12-06
COLUMBUS MARKETS.

MINISTRIES.
Enquire Of HerrIck-
DO not forget Myers. Il
Go 20 Won Bergen Bros. for TOYS.
DR.. Naunann. dentist. thirteenth
street e
Born. to Mrs. Thomas Wade Friday
last. a daughter.
Fancy and decorated ChinaTa-e al
VOC Bergen Bros. 81
DR.. Baker. physician and surgeon,
Office Olive street. &
A slight Sow fell here SUNDAY. the
first OF the season.
DR.. L. c. Woes. Homeopathic physi-
cian. Columbus. Neb.
-Rober: krause OF Grand Prairie was
IN the city Monday
WAITED. a gIri To do housework.
Inquire az Galieyis store. tt
We can get for YOU any newspaper
or magazine YOU ma wish
-Drs. Martyr. Evans & Geer, office
three doors north Of Friedhofs store. Il
Paul Roen Is improving slowly from
ms serious accident of a few weeks ago
For fine watch repairing. call on
CAR FroemeI. 18th ST. Columbus. Neb.
H. P. Coolidge has sixty NICE Ply
mouth Rock cocsereis for safe. Come
early and get the best.