The Columbus journal., 1900-03-28

William and Robert O'Brieu arc con
templating putting up residence
together here this summer.
james Pearsall would no doubt fil
the bill 40 city engineer, aud keep ev
erything straight a. q stretched string
Carl Reinke and L. G. Zinnecker an
having their residences on Fifteenth
street frightened with fresh coats ol
paint
Baptist church, J. d. Pulls, pastor
Services April l, II q. m, 7:3O p. m
Morning-'The Fixed Heart" Even.
ing-"The Younger Son."
Vocal recital for Congregational
church organ fund, this Wednesday
evening, by Mr.. Martin Of Lincoln and
Miss Ethel Galley Of this city.
Tho announcement is made that
Bishop Worthineton will consecrate an
Episcopal church in Genoa, the 18th
inst, and one in Monroe the 18th.
Gus Viergutz, If elected a. q men,
ber Of city council from the First ward,
will do his best to see that the First,
which pays q very considerable share OF
the city taxes, gets its proportionate
| share of benefits.
John n. Cnrtis, the republican nom-
inee for police judge, is the well-known
justice Of the peace elected last year,
and who has shown such marked ability
in the conduct of that Office q to induce
his friends to name him for this also.
We had been wondering all along
Why it was that the populists had gone
90 long in Platte county without news
paper to represent their views, but now,
Ne hear that an effort is to be made to
start another paper with that specially
in view.
We learn that Will. Wagner is about
to engage in the publication Of school
paper, expecting to do most Of the work
of composing, etc. Will. has had some
experience as q practical printer-the
essential foundation for a publishers
career.
z. T. Moran, eldest brother OF the
Moran family. is moving here from
Missouri. Their household goods arriv-
ed yesterday. They are moving onto the
farm vacated by Mr.. KOrphage, he hav-
ing moved to Madison county.-Creston
Statesman.
We call the attention of our lady
readers to the fact that We will give The
COLUMBUS JOURNAL and the Lincoln
Courier for $500 q year, when paid in
advance. The Courier is the official
organ Of the State Federation Of
Woman's clubs.
The Telegram says: "The financial
condition Of the city at the present time
is not what it should be-" Well, sup
pose it isn't, for the sake OF the argu-
ment. Who is to blame? The Democ.
racy have had four councilman out of
six the past year.
No one knows the unbearable tor
ture one undergoes from piles unless
they are SO afflicted. TABLER'S BUCK
EYE PILE OINTMENT is a quick,
safe and painless cure. Price, 80 cents
in bottles, Tubes, Is cents. A. Heintz
and Pollock & Co.
For city clerk the republicans have
nominated ]. H. Brock, an industrious,
deserving young man, in every way quail
fled for the position. That he served
his country in the Philippines proves
the vigor of his patriotism, the strength
of bis devotion to duty.
Tuesday of last week, Chris. Schlotz-
hsuer's team got frightened on the road
east of the sheep ranch, and ran away, |
breaking an axle Of the road wagon, the
box, ETC., and throwing Mr.. 8. out, frac-
turing his collar bone. He is mending
as we'll as could be expected.
Mrs. E. II. jenkins and Mrs. Frank |
Taylor went to Madison Friday evening |
to attend the funeral of an old-time lady |
friend, Mrs. Homer Wilberger, which oc-
Cured Saturday afternoon at 2, and
which was largely attended. The ladies
returned home Monday noon.
Thursday afternoon, as the B. & NJ. |
freight train came from Lincoln, flying |
sparks set fire to the dead grass on the |
prairie, destroying about SO worth Of
straw for J. H. Thompson on the J. Il.
Galley farm; six stacks OF hay and one |
of straw for George Galley, jr.
VIM. Zimmerman, printer OF Omaha,
was in the city Thursday and gave this |
Office a pleasant call He has become |
tired OF indoor work and was on his way |
to Cedar Rapids where he joins his |
brother in the cattle and hog business,
their ranch being near that town.
Series "E" of the Building and Loan
association was closed last week and
series u" opened for new members. The
association has probably done more for |
the building of new houses in town than
any other cause. It is a good invest |
ment for person receiving salary.
An outfit went through the city |
Thursday that looked pretty comfortable |
for a mild day. The rig was q road |
wagon with the ordinary, large square
hay rack, loaded with farm machinery,
ETC., on one side, and an ordinary good |
sized tent occupying the other eide.
Fremont has got into snarl. We'd
nesday afternoon last Judge Hollen-
beck granted an injunction prohibiting |
the school board from letting the con.