The Columbus journal., 1900-11-21

for p~artioalasa The Harvey Oh On
Cleveland. Ohio. I
-HERBINE svssesns the besatl
brightsns tho Eye and cssars IL CON
plsGioa without ths Glighssst III s9cetl
vhatsvst, and sasarss TIE aatnral b3ooaI
q Asalth. Pfies. 80 csots. A. Hsint,
and Pollock 4 Co.
oat Tuesday n6eaine
Il = sid ut ons swallow dat naks 1
snQnse. end - suppose that H. aal
ssosEal psineipls i applicable sbo1l
GlsiGAs md whites, but e nay b VEL
snoagA to look up ~ bsllA
Two pairs of Shoes vsss foand il
6psiesis coal shsd Monday ooeaiag. end
Niss Anna Bsrgseof Won Bsessns'sseoe-
nissd tAsn - ones shs had sold 6atur-
day to Caesar Ernst, and Supposed "a
have bssn stolsn ont Of his wagon.
AT The Nsbrasks state board a
pharmacy which met ct Piattsnoath last
Wednesday. thirty-tvo epplieants tos
registratioa - pharnacists were ezan-
insd. Among IL oaosss slsetsd vaGQ
l. Stillman a this city - t-ssas1rse.
WHITES CREAM vERAIPUGH
rsnovss the unhsalthy tiasas upon
which worms thrive; i bsiaea and
quickly, . healthy conditioa Ct body,
whego worms cannot exist. Pfice, q
ceata. A. Hsintx and Pollock 4 Go.
John T. Nallalisu. formerly supsrin.
tsndent Of the state Rs6osm school q
Kearnsy, It seems. hes been promised tie
appointment again, under 0ovsenoc-slset
Dietrich. This viii b good news to NJ.
Mallaliea's many friends in this county.
Never try to cqax . cold q cough,
uss the remedy that unfailingly con-
quers both. BALLARDS HORE-
HOUND SYRUP - the great specific
for Ill throat and lung troubles. PfioA.
q and 80 cents. A. Heints and Pollock
4 Co.
"A little boy in West Orange, New
Jersey. Wa running With one OF those
"penny soreechers" in his mouth, when
be suddenly staggered and gaspsd. He
had swallowed the whistle. and % far
down had it got that be soon choked
to death.
Col. e. l. Merritt Of Springfield,
Illinois, vas here over Sunday, visiting
friends, and vent from here to Grand
Island, expecting to return today. The
Colonel 10 . democrat OF tho old school.
and clinss to the doctrines OF jefferson
and jackson.
Henry Lubksr returned Sunday
from Brideevater, g. D., whore he Wa
called by the death Of his mother. Mira
Lubker died Tuesday Of dsopsy' at the
advanced ago Of II years, and VS. bur-
led Friday, leaving her husband and
seven children.
WIN. Pruyns shot IN eagle lest week
while hunting along the Platte river .
short distance from North Bend. The
bird 10 very 6ne specimen and measures
seven feet and two inches from tip to tip.
It now adorns the sanctum OF the Eagle
cfaca-Fremont Herald.
Mr.. Ed. 0artea and little daughter
Of Cedar Rapids YER in the city Monday
on their way to Lincoln. Misses Auzetta
and Beulah Wheeler. teachers in and
near Oreston, accompanied them this Tar
from Cedar Rapids, where they had besn
to attend the funeral OF their sistse, /
nnL 0arten.
Major T. 8. Clarkson and Euclid
Martin Of Omaha, each received 5000
recently from Major Robert Majors, -
. token Of gratitude for confidence
placed in him by them on . trying oocs-
sion years ego. Garrison formerly lived
at Schuyler, and ID known to many
JOURNAL readers.
Mary Ellen Tighe, . 9-year-old
daughter Of III. and Mra. n. Tghe Of
Schuyler, died Friday last Of diphtheria
The Schuyler Sun says tho Board Of
Health is doing everything in it, power
to observe strict quarantine in every
homo where there have been any signs
OF throat trouble.
Lucille, daughter Of Mr.. and Ma
Ernest Heays, aged four years, died at
noon Monday. About . year and . halt
ego, tho child vas seriously afflicted,
since which time she had not been rug
ged in health. The afflicted parents
have the sympathy Of al their acquain-
tance in their afliction.
Tho many friends Of Jim Mullen
known herr. - Ernest] viii b pleased
to learn that he i recovering from the
serious accident OF two weeks ego. The
wounds on his right hand are yet very
painful and it viii b . month before b
can resume his duties in tho Santa Fe
ysrda-National City (Oal) Record.
IF. F. Carruthsrs Of Hastings. state
secretary Of town work Of the Y. n. q
A, vas here Saturday on his way to
0eooa, vhsee hs held services in tho
interest Of his work. NJ. Carruthers w.
the 6rst missionary Who worked among
tho Indians Of Oklahoma. e. Won Bergen
accompanied Mr. CarrutheeD 70 0enoa.
-Sse Louis SchwaEs' locals in todays
JOURNAL. He opens out in business Tor
himself on Thirteenth street. He =
vel known to hundreds oe JOURNAL
readers Who know him = . good, cape-
bio basins0 man, anxious 70 plsasa hi
customsrs. He invites yoa to call upon
him, and investigate Tor yourself - 70
goods and prices |
Frank Wurdeman and llim Meta
Pohl, both Of this city, Wsce married lest
Wednesday, in Dsavee, and returned 20
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