The Columbus journal., 1900-12-05

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Attention is called to tho advertise
ment in another part Of todsyis JOURNAL
of st. Luke's Military academy al
Kearney.
Pillow tops, bsttenberg materials
fascinators, silk mittens and q nice line
OF straight front corsets ut Mrs. Ev.
Martins. l
We have put in stock tho finest linz
Of couches west Of Omaha. The neat
est indestructible couch made. Cal
and see them. Herrick. 2t
New soft-top mattresses any size at
$l.SO; iron beds $275; springs for same
Sl50. These are new, clean goods, moi
mixed with old goods. Herrick. q
Don't fail to hear the distinguished
Boston Stars at the opera house, Thurs.
day night, Dec. 9Th, ss the third number
Of the High school lecture course.
Gus. B. Speice, J. NJ. Curtis and G.
W. Turner were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Leo Beatty of Monroe township several
days last week. while hunting quail
For family use in numberless ways
BALLARD'S SNOW LINIMENT is q
useful and valuable remedy. Price, q
and 50 cents. A. Heintz and Pollock &
Co.
&C. A. Gerard of the Silver Greek
Times notified the public that the paper
would suspend publication until all
matters relating to it's purchase are
settled.
Married, November g, 1900. at
Platte City, Missouri, J. N. Heater and
Mrs. Anna L. Broadus. Cards announc-
ing the marriage we're received here
Saturday.
Visit Herrick's art gallery, see the
largest line Of pictures and frames in
the state. Bring your pictures to be
framed before the heavy rush sets in for
Christmas. 2t
WANTED MAN OF GOOD Char
acter to deliver and collect in Nebeaska for old
established manufacturing wholesale house.
rience required. Our reference, any hank in any
city. Enclose self-addressed stamped envel-
Ope. Manufacturers. Third Floor, SSl Dearborn
st., Chicago. l2mch
r. F. Miller of Norfolk and w. G..
Arnold Of Hastings, deputies Grand
Master A. o. U. W., are here and will be
present at initiation exercises at the hall
Friday night.
Gold wire shell jewelry and novelty
workers. All kinds of shells and beads
worked up to order. One door from
corner, just across the street, northeast
of q. p. depot.
Envelopes with your return card
printed on them, for 80 cents q single
hundred; for larger quantities, and dif-
ferent grades, cali at THE JOURNAL
Office for prices.
Kid gloves.-We are always to
the front with new things-new colors,
white, fancy and light shades, fitted to
your hand and every pair warranted.
F. II. Lamb & Co.
Married. Nov. q, 1900, at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Welin, Of Palestine, Miss Rebecca
Welin and DR.. d. g. Walker of Lindsay.
st. Edward Sun.
Prof. Williams has been suffering
severely the past week from q carbuncle
on the back of his neck. The past few
days, however, he has been somewhat
relieved from the pain.
WANTED, man to deliver and collect
in Columbus, and vicinity. Salary $50
per month. Reference and security re-
quired. Address L. A. Warren, 80 Brow
nell Block. Lincoln, Nebr. 2
Nance county farmers seem to be
more unfortunate than their neighbors
in the loss Of cattle, one man, out of q
head having but three left, the cause
being the cornstalk disease.
Martin Bloedorn was in the city
Friday looking quite as we'll as we ever
saw him. He reads good-sized print
without spectacles, but his hearing is q
little dull. He is 81 years old.
The Albion school board have de-
cided to submit to vote Of the people
a proposition for $4,000 in bonds draw
ing five per cent interest for the purpose
of erecting new school house.
The Norfolk News-Journal says that
the Columbus line of the Union Pacific
took nearly 100 passengers to the Innes
concert Thursday. "The program was
cleverly and perfectly executed"
-FoR RENr.-In q few days, the rooms
now occupied by DR.. Dassler, furnished
or unfurnished; also other furnished
rooms with board. Reasonable rates.
Mrs. G. Cushing, Eleventh street.
Mrs. Judge Sullivan, the Misses
Parker and Mr.. and Mn. Hart Of Colum-
bus, visited friends at the hospital for
insane yesterday, and remained over to
attend the Innes concert last evening"
Norfolk News.
Missed from my premises on election
day, a bay horse weighing about 400
pounds; black name and tail. Any one
knowing of his whereabouts will confer
favor by informing w. T. Ernst,
Columbus post-ofice. 2
The Art department OF the Woman's
club will meet Friday afternoon with
Miss Martha Turner. Response to roll
call, sculpture Art history of France,
art under Henry Nv, Reign of Louis
XIV, Mns. ]. B. Gietzen.
"A number of Columbus people went
IN Norfolk Thurodov ~ o<<onA <ho