The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28
1othing Like Chickens
A lot Of those nice Plymouth Rock
cockerels for sale by
At H. p. CooIIDoI

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A lot Of those nice Plymouth Rocl
cockerels for sale by
At b. p. Coo1IDoR.
r W. Young made one dolla
apiece clear OF all expenses from BIZ
chickens last year.
Vocal recital at Congregational
! church this Wednesday evening, by Mis-
Ethel Galley and Mr.. Martin OF Lincoln
Mr.. and Mn. L. G. Zinnecker wer,
serensded by tho City Band Tuesday
evening OF last week. Louis did th>
handsome thing by the boys.
Tuesday Of next week is city cleo
tion day. The republicans have nom
mated IN extra good ticket, we'll worthy
the support OF all good citizens
John s Freeman, who is vice-pres
ident OF the Gulf Railroad company, 10
turned Thursday from q meeting OF the
stockholders, which was held at Hast.
ings.
John Bolt, living few miles north.
west Of this city, has rented his farm and
later on will leave for the western coun-
try to take in the sights during the
summer.
-Mrs. Eva Martin OF Lincoln has
opened q millinery store on Olive street
ono door south OF Nievohners, where
she will be pleased to receive the ladies
of the city.
-RELIABLE SEEDS AT HONEST PRICES!
Choice Onion seed. 50 cents per pound. packets
Cabbage. Cucumber. Lettuce. Onion and Toms
to. lOc. packets Flower Seeds. &c. House
Plants. &c. Catalogue free. A. c. ANDERSON.
Columbus. Nebr. It
When q shipper goes to market with
stock, and gets no moro than he paid for
it, and is out his expenses, he is sure to
have ''that tired feeling" OF which he
hears 50 much.
Fremont Everett OF Burt county is
a candidate for congress, subject to the
action OF the republican convention.
John F. Nesbit of Tekamah was here last
week in his interest.
The Y. p. s. G. e. OF the Presbyterian
church will give social at the home of
Hans Elliott, Thursday evening, March
q. Ice cream and cake, 10 cents. All
are cordially invited.
Mr.. Louis Drunken and Miss Lena
Schneider are to be married this Wednes-
day at the residence of the brides par
ents at Duncan. Congratulations to the
happy young people.
George Engel has raised winter
wheat for years past except last year,
which was not success. He says that
taken altogether, it is much more profit
able than spring wheat.
The warmth OF spring has already
begun to turn the attention OF people to
q change OF diet from much meat and the
use Of hot sauces to the plentiful use OF
salads, apples, 6gs and oranges.
W. C. Hellbusch is ono Of the most
popular poultry raisers Of the Olden-
busch neiRhborhood. Clement Niebor
died at Humphrey March Is, in his 77th
year.-Platte County Democrat.
We call the attention Of the Fre-
mont Tribune to the latest reading of
Judge Hensley's quickly-famous resolu-
tion, Observation-Disclosures, the greatest
man that ever was or ever will be.
Mrs. ID. A. Hale left for Hot Springs,
last Friday, where she went to
be near Mr.. Hale. Late reports from her
indicate some improvement in Mr.. Hale's
condition.-Humphrey Democrat.
The electric light plant had q slight
break down Saturday evening, causing
the lights OF the Third ward to be extin-
guished. The Methodists lighted the
church up Sunday evening with lamps.
DR.. C. d. Evans has been q prac-
ticing physician in this city the past
eighteen years, and understands city
affairs in general way, and is capable
Of appreciating them in all their details.
-Mrs. Critics went to Columbus We'd
nesday. She had received word that
the surgeons at the hospital would am
putate her daughters leg this week and
went down to be with her.-Albion
News.
Bert J. Galley, the republican candi-
date for city treasurer, is q young man
to whose fingers not one cent of the city's
money will stick. He will make model
treasurer. A ballot for him will be we'll
placed.
When bothered with chilblains, try
this remedy, recommended by Doctor
Monroe: A teaspoonful of acetate of
zinc in q washbowl OF water, an effective
bath, giving relief when all other reme-
dies fail.
David Thomas returned Thursday
from South Omaha, where he had q car
load OF fat cattle on the market Wednes-
day. He stopped at Fremont over night
Wednesday, visiting bis son at the
Normal.
s.. p. Curtis, who now makes his
home with his daughter, Mn. Lee Beatty,
Of Monroe township. came down Satur-
day last to visit with his sons, J. N. and
Fred, q few days, also for medical
treatment.