The Columbus journal., 1900-03-07

-0eorge Wills writes from the Blacl
Hills country, where he represents thl
Butte Mining and Milling company that
everything i ell right The company
have begun the sale Of stock, having dis.
posed Of 200 shares
VIM. Neumarker, son Of Rsv. Neu.
marker, arrived here Sunday from St
Joe, where be finished . medical counse
!; With high honora. He will remain here
for home time before locating perman-
emily for tho practice OF his profession.
Couldn't help getting . cold neve,
cures it; but carrying homo . bottle a
BALLARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP,
and using it - directed, will cure The
worst kind OF cough or cold. Pfice. q
and 50 cents. A. Heints and Pollock 4
Go.
W. F. Cody Buffalo Bill passed
through this city Saturday last on hia
way to his homo at North Platte. he
makes the statement that be will have
oil the Indians be desires for his Wild
West show, notwithstanding talk to
the contrary.
No one knows the UNDESIRABLE tor
ture one undergoes from piles unless
they are 20 afflicted. TABLER,S BUCK
EYE PILE OINTMENT is . quick,
safe and painless cure. Price. 80 cents
in bottles, Tubes, Is cents. A. Heintz
and Pollock & Co.
The Hawkins-R Roberts repertoire
company, Who played here last week.
are filing . weeks engagement at David
City. They were greeted With immense
audiences every night during their stay
here, and their plays seemed to give
general satisfaction.
-Mn W. b. Winterbotham OF Genoa
has been spending the past week visiting
relatives in the city. Mn. J. H. Galley
entertained them at supper Monday,
MnL Pollock Tuesday, and this evening
it will be Mn. Jenkins0n Who will have
the pleasure Of entertaining.
Children often inherit feeble diges-
tive power and collie of a more or lees
severe character results, when food 10
taken which is at all difficult to digest.
WHITES CREAM vERMIFUGE acts
q q general and permanent tonic. Price,
D cents, A. Heintz and Pollock & Co.
March Is, 1900. the democratic cleo
tors OF Platte county are to meet in del
eRate convention in Columbus, to select
seventeen delegates to the democratic
state convention, Lincoln, Monday,
March 19. Primaries, Wednesday, March
IA, 8 to 4 O'Clock p. M, at the usual vot-
ing places.
Mr.. and Mn. VIM. Graves Of this
city received information in q recent let
ter from their son George, who has q
position in the government printing
Office in Warrington, D.. c., that his
wife had presented him with bouncing
twin girls, and he is now the happieet
man on earth.
Sunday, February 10, at VIM. Hoef-
felman's the ~forty-seventh birthday
anniversary Of Mn. Hoe6elman vas eel
ebrated, the Meridian Silver Cornet Band
being present to discourse some choice
selections, and all having a good time.
e. Pohl Of this city. was their efficient
instructor about q year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Seefeld we're in the
city Friday. and gave THE JOURNAL
sanctum q pleasant call. Mr.. Seefeld
had q letter recently from Henry Cramer
Of South Boston. Va, who spoke Of q
runaway, which had recently happened
him, the team in their plunge, throwing
him from q load Of wood and putting an
arm out OF use for work.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. DeGraw OF the vicin-
ity Of Cedar Rapids, Boone county, were
in the city Friday, homeward bound
from q ten weeks s~ojourn in Michigan,
among old friends of the family, among
these being Mn DeGrawis mother, aged
80 years. The snow, about . foot deep
there on the level, made the trains late.
Mt. DeGraw believes in Nebraska.
John r. Kennedy and family Of
Burt county, this state, cousins Of the
Turner family, passed through Colum-
bus Tuesday evening of last week on
their way to Canon City, Colo, whittier
they 90 to find relief in that climate for
members of the family who are badly
| afflicted with that dread disease. catarrh.
They expect to remain at least one
year.
The Lincoln Journal of Friday con-
tanned the following paragraph in re-
gard to . former citizen OF Columbus:
g. II. Harding, a former Nebraska
printer whom Fullerton and Columbus
papers reported dead some months ago,
WIIt00 ItOW tu0 uOISu0tu COo0t u LUG
gulf Of Mexico that he neve felt better
in his life. He thinks he knows how it
feels now to be buried alive"
/ y. E. Evans Of North Platte, depart
meut commander, G. A. r, for Nebraska,
has signifed his intention to be present
at the dedication exercises, March Is,
writing to Capt. Miner, adjutant Of the
Post, that he has ordered his adjutant
to cay to each member Of his staff that
he would be pleased to see them present
also. A letter from Gov. Poynter has
also been received stating his intention
to be present.
-Mn C. d. Evans lost . pocket book
Saturday last containing valusblea It
vas found and promptly returned by
Nelson r McAllister, Who val duly