The Columbus journal., 1900-11-21

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Tel MONDAY, NOV. 7eth. foe IL b
specialist h thiD line end 1avo not .tAo
1eaE5ua, III a9oedea gsasd oppogt1ni
TIT ~ lave IL bsst (and absolutely {
simple elbctivo and harmless Tv01t
1Aio = yo1ss to command. Expert p)a
~Gernsan spoken.
Tho gsoand vas covered 1oada
noening With . very light coat Of suov
vhioh i pso6ably entitled to b calls
~ 1fst q Tie seaDoa Ases. They hav
bed NOV north, west and sast nov, On
ass liabls to have . heavy fall south b,
ktoes our turn comes At lsast it ofts
happeas %.
On aooount Of . theatrical sntsl
tsinosnt ct Tie opera hoass Frida
evening, tho Redmen dance at Aaennel
Choir hall W. not % veil attended q
expected. Howsvsr, thoss Who vsr
there report ap enjoyable time. Nusi
TOR Tie occasion ~ furnished BY th
Orphsus orchestra.
For al fresh cuts or wounds, eithe
"a the human subject OF on animals
BALLARD'S SNOW IMMINENT = q
c~sllent; while tor cofn-huskers' sprainsi
vrists,; barbsd-virs cuts and sores o.
working horses, it cannot Be too highl.
commsnded. Prise, q and 80 cents
A. Heints and Pollock / Co.
There 10 probably no disease NOR
distressing and annoying than piles
TABLERB BUCKEYE PILE ONT
AENT il daily curing cases OF years
standing Of itching and bleeding piles
Tho cure begins on the 6rst application
little perseverance, makes the curt
complete. Price, 80 cents in bottles
Tubes, 70 cents. A. Heints and Pol.
lock 4 Go.
Mis- Lydia NcMahon vent to Oma-
ha Monday, where she win Be the guest
Of the Sacred Heart Catholic school
The school i celebrating their oenten-
nial anniversary this week and have in
vited former students from different
states to b their guests for the week.
There are only three ladies from Ne.
invited and Miss Mcmahon Il
one Of them.
Ok. Thomas G. Rowles. veil known
to many JOURNAL readers, formerly resi-
deaf ct Cadiz, Ohio, died at his homo in
Topeka, Kansas, November 6, 1900. aged
70 yeara. He was regarded - one Of the
very best Of physicians, but % symps
thetic in his nature that he was COM
to refuse to treat those who were
i'll, and eventually changed
biz profession.
jack Robinson was in the city We'd
nesday last, stopping at Mira Early's, on
his way home to Duell county, thirty
miles from Chapman. He had been to
lie Omaha market with cattle. He il .
mani wsll-to-do now, With . family OF
nine children. He has control Of 1000
acres Of land, most Of which he owns.
He and his wife expect to pass the winter
in California.
An uptown paper IL authority Tor
the statement that "Uncle Dave" Ander-
BON contemplates the erection OF . 6ne
brick block which will supply tho need
OF On auditorium and some good bust
nsss locations. Mr.. Anderson undoubt-
hes the capital to push such IN
enterprise IL be concludes to do %. and
It u hoped that he will take it in hand.
World Herald.
Tho Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Con-
gregational church will hold . bazaar on
The afternoon and evening OF December
70. They will have for sale homemade
and large number Of useful and
fancy articles suitable for Christmas
gifts. Supper will also deserved in con
nection with the bazaar. The ladies
wish to state that no article will be sold
or marked sold before the opening OF tho
baxaar.
Say. have you noticed those swell
Box and Automobile coats % many
ladies are wearing? Well We sold most
Of them, and have . few left,-but what
ve wanted to tell you vas that We have
. lot Of hst years jackets, just .
little different from this years styles,
and say, you can get them ct ooe-half
the price. Good sensible coats, worth
SO for g. Ak to see them. F. b.
Lamb L Co.
Fred. Zoll's many old friends hero in
and Platte county will Be
to know that he u nicely located
ii Philsdslphia in the butcher business.
and i doing veil. II Fred. could only
take . drive behind that old white mule
1sAm b used 10 own up among his old
around Wattsville. and note
in the country since he ussd
- follow The plow, Va think that be
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