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Daily camera., 1900-07-17
PRAYERS OF POPE.

Head of Hierarchy Orders Prayers for the
Invading Army.
Rome, July 1.-THE Pope today or
dered mass to be observed in the 36c
churches of this city tor the success Of
the allied forces in China. The govern
ment here has advices that the allied
forces marching from Tien Tsin on Pek'
ing were led by a Japanese general with
a Russian chief of staff.
Daily camera., 1900-07-17
RABBI FRIEDMAN CALLED.

The well known Jewish leader of the
Temple at Denver has been called to
tae wealthest congregation at Chicago
Colorado will hope that MIR Friedm Al
may find his way plain to remain with
the people whom he has honored BY II
ua,rs Of SerNica
Daily camera., 1900-07-17
ATTENTION, DEMOCRATS.

There will be meeting at the Demo-
cratic club rooms tomorrow luesday)
night TO consider matters Of importance
in the coming campaign. All other
Democrats and sympathizers are cordial.
ly invited to be present.
Daily camera., 1900-07-17

lanes McGlnnis, the Eldora attorney
was in town today. He said the reports
ia Denver papers that Eldora was in
danger from forest fires, were misleading
"Eldora's citizens can't see the fire-they
only see the smoke" he said. at is fal
distant and there is such an absence Of
food for good fire around Eldora tina,
we experience no dread of the result. II
is undoubted, however, that thousands
of dollars worth of valuable mining and
building timber has been destroyed by
this fire."
Daily camera., 1900-07-17

Miss Georgia Harvey of Norfolk. Neb.
IS guest of her cousin, Miss May Harvey
the popular accountant of Trezlse's es
tablishment.
Daily camera., 1900-07-17
Company, Attention.

All members of H Co., Ist Init, N. G.
C arc ordered to report at the armor,
Tuesd ~ night. July I7th, at Sp. m
sharp. Business of special importance
and all members will make special effort
to be present.
J. ELMER JOHNSTON,
Captain lst Init. N. G. c., Comdg.
Daily camera., 1900-07-17

The directors OF the Colorado & North
western railroad company are meeting
in the general offices over the FIRST Ma
tiopal bank today.
Daily camera., 1900-07-17

A baby glrl arrived at the home of DR.
Beatty yesterday.
Daily camera., 1900-07-17

Ole, son OF {. j. A. Mork. aged five
months, died this morning at the home
Of his parents. 18th and Hill streets.
Daily camera., 1900-07-17
WITH EACH ,oc PURCHASE ONE VOTE.


A. M. &.S. A. Sawyer. Musical Co
Streamer's Drug Store. Druggists
Fette. Cigars
Tansey. Nox.All Cigar Co
A. Weber. Barber
M. S. Whiteley. Hardware
Woollett, Lumber and Coal
Lee Kinsey. Implement Comp my
G.. H. Wach,er, Coniectioner
Mrs. G.. H. Goodale, Restaurant
The Daily Camera
Daily camera., 1900-07-17

f. M. Ashley ami E. J. Binford, Den
yer pioneers, were doing business in
boulder today.
Daily camera., 1900-07-17

Mrs !. c. SChrlver and her sister.ln'
law, Miss Schriver, from Counci! Bluffs,
Iowa, came last evening to be the guest S
If Editor Wangenn's family.
Daily camera., 1900-07-17

Allie Whitset died at the home oi
John H. McVey yesterday. The re
mains have been shipped by Mr. Trezise
to Bellefonteln, Ohio.
Daily camera., 1900-07-17

Alexander Bros, Dry Goods
Williams & Johnston, Grocers
Hiskey & McNaughton, Grocers
Joe Bergheim, Clothler
w. L. Seely, Furniture
A. G. Snyder. Livery
c. P. Pettlneill, Jeweler
Frank Hiskey. Boots and Shoes
Brenner, Noah's Ark
Madame ReSh.re Lewis, Milliner
o. |. Cheney, Elite Steam Laundry
Daily camera., 1900-07-17
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

ears OF sci
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18
Henry LUBKE,
1t i said that Private Secretary

1t i said that Private Secretary
Fred jewell l. .syins the pins TO capture
me fusion nomination for a fat state
house Office And xhy shouldn't be
have such sn ohce3 He has been ac-
lively engaged II reform labors s.nce
early II the history Of the pop1lis:
party. and l. entitled 10 whatever re-
ward en honest uan u able 70 swing
Besides having Il II MS heart 20 do the
people great deal OF good II keeping
The public service pure as distilled
water. NJ Jewell L 10. unuIndtul Of
the solemn duty OF providing FOR his
Own household thereby relieving him
self Of the possible inputation o, being
an ir6deL Il l. his idea tha, the public
benefits groving ont Of fusion and re-
forn should be Incidental and cocteu-
pofaneoCs With the legitimate profits
accruicS 20 the early reforne-. xho has
thrown away 70 opportunity 70 Identity
himsel, with the movement IT such q
manner as 20 keep hInself Il Touch WITH
the payroll And vhy 10. Je.elI: He
has special qEsIiicarioos to- the ohcs o;
land counis,one- o. secretary o: state,
and nth little practice -ouid MAKE
better attorney genera thar Constar-
the j. Su!th- he cones from the cen
tral pa-t o. The hesvily populated portion
Of the state. and from a county whose
popoc-atIc uaJorItfeS are menace 20
c1yIEz u State Journal
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

SuUR CREE. NER. April


Ed. JouxxA:-Afser reading some Of
the fictitious trash OF the democrats and
populis.s. Il occurred 70 me 70 give you
few facts coming under my own Oh
servatioc, % ,ha, the people here uay
be able 20 see the night and wrong OF a;
least this phase OF politics | am from
the state Of North Carolina and some
mish. readily believe that / an dem
ocra:. but vii say tha; An staunch
republican. although 10. ye: u years Of
age. and my blood boiis 70 think Of the
many hss sha: are being circulated
throughout Nebraska II regard 20 the
politics Of North Carolina and other
southern ssates
A grevious wrong Is nov being :os-
tered and furthered II some. II 60. al.
Of the southern states
In 1886 We had fair election Il North
Carolina The republicans poiled q ma
lority o; The votes BY several hundred
and elected United States senator In
the election following, owing 20 ballot
box ssu&ng and unadulserssed stealing
Of vosss, democrats earned the state
In 1895. democrats and populists tined
to stick Themselves N the corner Of every
house Top u the ssafe, and declared that
the republican party vas elsc-ins
-riegerz,- as they spoke L, zs Office
hoiders, and the republicans reoogrz-
ing the meanness Of the charge. can
vaased the state and proved them hars.
and further that the majority Of coiored
people holding Offices we're democrats
So - they could 10: fAiriy &c. a ma
jori,y OF votes, they stole them L. sev-
erzl townships OF the state where the
denocrsts held sway they even drew
weapons and threw stones 10 force the
republicans from the polls. and Go, alloz
them TO vote.
Such Il the record o; the popocratic
party Ia tha: state. and Il some other
states il u Is to ! vorDe than II North
Carolina Who L II TIA: would have
Tie conscience 20 support such party
. this. after krosirS these factss
II . dsmocra. or popuis. should cast
his eyes on thus s.asemeor. vii aak
hun q few questions
Have ve good times:
II %, Why do you want change IN
political matters:
Hov do the markets Of 1910 compare
With those Of l8945.
Doot you really bslieve that your
party hAs not shown 6ns-ciAs ABILITY
IN the Management Of public a1airs.
Convinesd Of wrong. Why continue IN
the vrocs.
AZ. WIS
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18
3u.s-.l Se-'i'-.

Hm. .J.k ExtA vuas toOoaha Mo-.
day.
Edinnr 0zuGhsr q llnnxus - N tha
city Aaaasy.
Rnnk 0sehw q Flasts OsaAr - n
IT, eiay 6sGmdny.
". L Ou1s1i0 aA1s . txip @ o.
- nd ssenza 1saday.
Jpdgs A Il Pa aaAs . hainass
txip 70 OH Ih.ssasy.
0suss ashfan a Linenan, - wit
ING Eslaaivo Aao 0s1 S1Daay.
Hr. EukiDs a 6oufh Dakpea vsissd
his hsuGhR. J. E, 0ssr Sanday.
PruI Dsehasifnar astandsd ths taaeh-
sn aa1neinaisa nssfiAg in Platte Center
hss Saturday.
Osto Ha0A es0s Up frua O0aAA
Saturday. Hs vill ssnain as hoos
so0s tins baeoso returning 70 - school
ssudiaA
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18
COLUMBUS MARKETS.
Enquire o. Hernck-
-Naienz for best photos

. ..-Enauire o. Hernck-
.-Nsaienz for best photos
Or. Nanmana- de1sies, Thiftasath
strese z
Pine job york done 1t Tn JouxxAI
once
Blank fnxu lsanes for aAlA at Tn
JOURNAL olkoe. Il
-Dr. Baker. phylcian md sargson.
ofhce Olive street e
e -Dr. &C. v@. Homeopathic phyI-
ean. Oulumb0a, Nebl
-Dun1 forget TIE Band concert Fn-
DAY evsning. April 30
-Fu~xs esneE,lly are getting ooen
groand ready fnr planting.
-Dr. z ID. MeKean deatist. over Pol
iocka. l3sh md North stEesek
You that nssd stock scales, eall on
h Schnsser. He en- Hve yu0 money.
-Dn Naxsyr. Evss Z Ger, o6ee
three douu moth q F6sdhocs seHe. Il
1t - An91sk 0Rz md nOe Otto,
Who seaxssd fpc EHEuPe Saturday vook
For fne vuseh FePaMink. eal On
Csd Frosnal, llfh B. OoaanbaA Nsh.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

The receipts o; the Columbus post
oMce for the fiscal year ended March 81,
1SO, were ss1& The last year previous
to Mr.. Kramer taking charge, the re-
eeipts were $5,S When the receipts
Of N of6ce exceed $500, the iar pro
vides that il shall be a second -ciaas
ohce, and after July ls., NJ Krame,
informs Us, this viii be the case The
increased receipts, Of course denote IN
creased business. naturally requiring
increased facilities, pay, etc, and II
many ways. the change viii be bere6-
cial- Columbus can reasonably look
forward to good government building
here. II which TO transact governmen.
business.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18
Short-norn Cattle.

Choiceiy- bred Snors-horn cattle, o;
either sex and al ages, constantly kept
o. hard fo- sale, a. reasonable prices-
Also vii have hizh-xrsde. short-ho.n
Cows Of all ages. good mixers and 70 De
fresh soou- Call or address
C. & DAVIES.
2lnchst Silver Greek Neo-
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

A man eynic aAks vhH 10 it that The
pretty girl Is almost always the selfish
girltoo and after givin2 numerous Illus
trations, answers tha: the poor thing.
are 30 spoiled that they think about no
one bu, themselves, and % they become
unbearably egotistical- The cynical
man Is evidently not . good judge OF
beauty. which like all Qualities. Il q
matter OF degree. There 10 beauty OF
face, OF form. Of language. Of manners, OF
character. Indeed If a young lady have
only a pretty face, or q young man. q
handsome makeup to commend them
along hfeis rugged vay. they viii so.ely
need help.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

Saturday hst, While a prominent
populiss vas, with Others, looking q, the
young chickens which we're being hatch
ed ont In Jno. Schmoeker's incubator, he
remarked to George Barnun that the
populists should have soue such ma
chine TO hatch pops. Before George
could resort land he Is usually pretty
quick At III Polk county German farm
e remarked that it would be very poor
business TO go into-bester q good deal,
to feed cattle and hogs than to raise
pops The p p seemed, hike Dewey
IN his interview about the presidency.
CONSCIOUS Of having sad more than he
ought.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18
A. +. Wuk


ehCseeiy beed; feV vellbred sovs II,
tx nie Cal soon C.k DAvH.
Z 6iysr Cxssk, Nshr.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

Fitzpatrick viii give
you goods at Omaha
prices Follow the
crowd and re.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

What seems to be q veIl ausheuti-
Gated rumor u prevalent upon ocr
streets that MeaRs. Anderson 4 Roeo of
Columbus have eontraesed to purchase
the Citizens Bank building and vii ssars
. bank therein the frst Of Nay. to be
known q the Second NatiooL Bank Of
Fullefsnn- AaEA AndeEsoc & Roen
are N the banking b0sine8 It Colnm-
bos, and are &Tm tha. enjoys the con-
fdssee and respect Of everybody. Full
lefton he's entered upon that stage N
he when there Is sufficient bolne8 70.
tvo banks and While the Fins Naxiooal
has su&dens funds perhaps 70 do al ths
ba1ne8 required, yet tie facs reoai1s
that -eomPeEition u the hfE Of tz.de.
he Post welcomes ths nv i'm to or
business arc3as and eertainly wishes
them SUCCESS along Ill deserving lines
---J1dse Henss of Columbus v,s IN
tosa Anday no6ne up tie records IN
tie Deha1y c0e. We 1ndenseand ths
chaadren propose 70 open up The ease 70
ind vheRe tie money vent from The
aie q Tie Ind Dshasy i stiu erHy
and euafned m Tie asyium, While IL
ehild1a no ehazitiB upon friends md
0116vUA-R1DRt0 Rook
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

Doubtless ve shall have hot weather
after this ve: spell, and It vii be found
necessary for comfort to clean mp,
streets, alleys, yards and cellars Of every
thing which would BY decay poilute the
air One OF the modern theories is .ha;
all human ailments are due to microbes,
and the bad microbes seem 70 flourish
IN filth OF VARIOUS kinds The new ad-
minissrstion. II Is understood, are
pld2ed TO some lines o, reform. such a
the opening OF closed streets, and the
improvement Of streets generally, by
grading, and occasionally. .: least,
timely sprinkiing When dusty. etc, and
We suppose that effort viii be put forth
nov. In short order, along al lines to
give evidence that What vas said vas n
least veil-meant
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

The Seniors finished their Latin course
Friday
Nias Blanche Nievohnef OF the Junior
grade visited 1t Lincoln Saturday.
The Ninth grade bookkeeping class
began actual business last Thursday.
Ms Naude Parker OF Genoa Taught
In As Dsvson's place i2s. week during
the lsstsrs ilinea
Fred Saffron Of the Senior grade vas
on the nick list Thursday. 6us vas able
70 be 1t school Friday
The inst nsue Of the High School Re
decsor appeared last Friday. The paper
gives general sa:isfaction-
The eatersainmeot given by Prof. s s.
Hamill and daughter On Tuesday even
ing v.s The best ve have heard this
year.
Nis Aollie None Of the clan Of 99
accompanied BY Niss Marion Richard
soc Of Ciarin are visiting Ni0 Lossie
Hockenbe1xor.
The Slaysoo Jubilee Singers, the last
number Of the High school lecture
eourDa appeared before . crowded house
oo Thursasy evening. The program
vas long and interesting. and v.s veil
appreciated 9nch IN snsertainme1;
draws larger crowd than lectures.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18
ButtOn PhotOS

w -N1lxAlxSOx- ~ III us USeA SO1A-
ing IN the cigar factory for some time,
ms gone 10 Harvard TO remain
-An- Covert and Mrs- Winston viii
give g tea Wednesday af,ernoc:, Aprl
18th. st the home o. Nm Winston
Two men at Lincoln are IN . 4uan-
dary. On the same day each bought the
same piece OF land from different agents
-Wm- Schilz makes boots and shoes
IN the best styles, and uses only the very
best stock that can be procured IN the
market Il
Judge Curtis has had . Telephone
placed In his o1ice. and vii occupy his
present quarters. 1t least for q time. %
he says
-FARNERS, ATTENTION. You
can get an sfoot Freeport Galvanized
steel Windmill from A. Dusell L Son
for only $500 #
A splendid rzin Sunday, and still
an occasional sprinkle q ve write this,
Monday forenoon This VII put com
ground u fine tifth-
For q good set Of handmade harness
or anything else u the harness hne. call
oc F. H Rnache- He VIII make the
prsce to please you #
There are q number Of interesting
txa1sfers Of real estate this veek-see
the hst There may be some sugses-
ton valuable 70 YOU.
1t i expected that the work oc the
Union Pacific between this md Benton
for the dooble tr,ck VII be compSesed
N shout thirty days
Baptist church, ]. d. Pulls. pastor.
SaviosE April - IL q II, 8 p n.
Meningitis Haaxhec-- Evening
"A Word for SR,eRlsr1-
Mike C1ain - added 70 improve
Aents at hie ThiKtssnth street. mat
narkst . vey nice. 0@ refrigerator,
1dR sssk u fses in hsehs
The building as The southwest cor
ner k 0Adlaun and Eleventh street =
going forward noeviifhseandine the sale
By Wn- Bacher to l. h Leavy.
-Dr. Nannann can serve yua IN any
thing that = known to tie dental pro
1I0n. AtnminHn p1nteA gold plates,
aUgn and h6dee vurk, see, &c.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

The public are strictly forbid6ec 10
hun; upon the whole o. section s, II
which u located the Irrigation Pond
Any persons ,respassing vii be prose-
ceted 70 the full limit OF the Law.
l5-nov-y w. T ERNsI
NICK ADANY.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

This reproduced eeior 22xO inches marvellous oil pann
We
lots offer mailed tube ospsd with three months
subscription to THE WEEKLY BEE FOR s5 CENTS.
Psbishisg
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18
City I'D cuneas.


e. C. ts0cslENoEReER, nascroa.
The third and lask oe thss.ias Of co.
esrts i 70 - sivsa Friday evening,
April 80. q ths opsrs hooss. beginning
| as els
This vin peobahly b The bsse of ths
ssEisa. % far - tAs m1le = eunesE1sd,
tor ssvsEAl rsasuna. 1ainly tha4 10y
have ths advantags q sxpssisoes hs6oee
the public and more tims for pe.eticsL
All ean look forward 70 Q rare treat %
faf - the music = concerned, which u
Of courss The main thing at Q coooert
Hovever. . jsvel to Be fully sppse-
eiated, ahoold have . fair setting. and,
TOR The Afss tims in public, tie band
VII appear in thsir handso0e new uni
forms for which they are gratefuliy IN
debted to ths geneeosity Of Columbus
patrooA
1t hes been intimatsd that somstime,
in the near futara. the hand may con-
ciude to eoteetain their friends In some
Of the nsarby tovna II %, they can e1-
pecs hsarty reception.
Following u the program:
l. March-Casey on Parade--.
..-..- Rlaxdtord
BAND.
2 Trolley Sutton
BAND.
3. Serenade- Old Church Or
gan. C&ambers
BAND.
4. Trombone Solo-Selec.ion-..-.
.Rw6ioon
MAKIIN SCHIz-
). Cake Walk-Topsys in Town
- CROSBY
BAND.
6. Andante and Waltz-Daugh-
ter Of Benae:t
BAND.
.. Porto Rican Dance
.--....Jeo Jeo, n Nisrud
O. scouk ------.-.-.--------------
Mss TENA ZIxNECKER-
g. DescipsiveThe Trumpeter's
Dream WILSON
BAND.
SHyoRsEs--Rsp.u1nrs . frunpsser
dfOni1G Of Ais da1iy dnxses N camp
"A - p 49,
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

This Aasterpieee represents a
family Of peasants In the harves. field
II Is noonday-not breath Of air Is
stirring and away of in the distance
where the villagers are holding their
country fair balloon hangs in the sky
They gaze IN mute as,onishmenr, won
der, ave and admiration, revealed In
their faces and attitudes. II Is the work
Of q master hand.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18
We ANNOUNCE THAT OUR STOCK OF
-: Groceries. Cfockery.
-: GlaasWare. lama Etc.


sjlate
Il
a. accorded all
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

ID. 2. DAVIS has purchased q news
paper outfit and VII produce the first
issue Of the Schuyler News next Thurs
day Although two pape,s are plensy
fos Schuyler. the field viii not be a
overcroEded With three papers as most
Nebraska towns are. Mr. DAVIS has the
best wishes Of the Quill IN his new un-
dersaking- His paper viii Be democratic
and the printing viii be Gooe or the
Suns press The News vii no: do Job
work.
The above Is from the last Schuyler
Quill Mr.. DAVIS v.s recently post
master IN thus city and before that for q
number Of years publiahed the Comm
bus Democrat, changing the name to
Telegram. When he started the daiiy.
his many old acquaintances here vii
vish him success 10 his new venture,
republicans, however, drawing the line
On hls politics
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

-H91sc4 dessEin = IL only fomda-
ton Tor perfect hsalkh- he Spod ue eaS
makes I'll tie hood - hssa, vhioh IN
turn fssds svery nerve. nascls and tissDs
m tie BODY. HERBINE q1ieks.s IL
appetite. aids diessaiou, Givss toae and
vikOf % Ill the fnncxinoe and ensures
good hsalth. Pries. 50ceata A Hsintz
nd Rnlloek & Co
-Fhiasy hss the nd a ths Nsv
YoEk CsatzL GaginsD ovsr tAs Uaisn
HaG6eb NohRasAa division v1s su0s.
vhat of saRpE1s b ~ easeakn hseA-
Esa. TAe I'm of ainssy-ix nilas fEua
Moth Platte 70 KeaR1sy - na6s n
ninsey -4oar minutes, H. tin Rivon in
elndiag thas lot IN naking too seoPa
The run of thnfy-1x nilss from La3-
ington 20 KaaRney - Dads IN thirty
6oar DinHeA Between Gfand Island
and O0aha. tie mile . minute rate -
ofsea to1ehsd.
Louis, danehter Of Nf. and Nm
Fred. Schnlz, i've milss southvsss oe
Duncan, disd Saturday iast Q: her home,
Q: the aes Of Il years and 9 months.
Ms Scholz vas taken quite snddsnly
Eek last September With cousumpsion,
when her father took her 70 Tsx,a, ,vhsrs
they have been Spending tie winter.
About too weeks ago she vas brought
home. since when she rapidly declined.
The funeral services vsre held in the
German Luthesan church, Duncan,
Monday st O'Clock.
The new High school paper, the Re-
6ector, came out With the flst issue last
week The paper throughout i . credit
70 Peter Duffy, the editor, md William
Wagsse. assistant editor and busina0
manager. Both young men are practical
printers. and the pamphlet Is lacking
the usual, amaseurish style Of . high
school o. college paper. On The cover
page Is printed q half-tone picture Of
the new high school building. photo
grsphed BY John EARLY, and Published
in the Illustrated Omaha Bee q few
weeks ago.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

=
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EAN TINE TABLE
Gisrsia. o<sssr-
oasAA- 2efeAA.
tAsrA4s. Baftk.
~. gs>~ph. >ait Ake Cff.
Eal>A. Gify- hOet1Ao1-
a.. kSsSs asa ali psiafs 50 Eraneiars and all
ssst ssz ss1fA- po6nss vssf-
.'~ xRAIys pKPAKI.
Ne - %s.>-1ees oAily EXCEPT So0dAy- - T. n
No r AccozzotArloc. oAily e1cer-
9. ,.rs-iaT- ----|---.---.--- 4p p =
IKANs A11lvL
Sasr pas.eHx-r daiiy sxoeps SoDs1Ay s1s p =
NJ Il Aac,zaox1s;so-- cAiiy except
&C. S1aL1.y ------------------------ 80 y =
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

Clean old nevspapers fo- sale a: this
once.
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18
Columbus, Nebraska.
New goods daily at Herrickis-

New goods daily 1t Herricks
Inquire OF Herrick fo- baby bueziss
and go-carts- 4
-Fo, sale phaeson, nearly nev. Call
on A Haixht 4sp
Born, April IL, to Mrs Joseph E
D1shner. a SOC.
Born, Tuesday, April 10. to An- J.
E Hoffman, daughter.
When You need any typewriting
rns up telephone No. 80 p
Mamie Frszel vas taken down SICK
Monday With lung fever
The old rule Is stick to your fan
nels TIL they stick to YOU
Jobs are nov hunting the men. IN
stead Of the men hunting jobs
DO not fail TO see our Sfoos gatvan-
lied steel mill for $500. A. Dusseu &
Son #
Henry Luers, Who nov passes most
W A.S sAlx-c us lAIu " = II bGc
Friday.
A very hsh, fall OF SNOW last Thurs
day morning. melting q little after
sun-up.
The painters have frightened up o.
L Bakers residence with a fresh coat
Of paint
-WAxD-A girl to do housevork
Inquire af the store or residence. Of j.
H Galley. Il
Little Marguerite, daughter OF Pred
Roberts has been quite SICK With Ca
tarrnal fever
II You are thinking OF getting IN
aluminium plate. go and see samples At
Dr.. NAumann's Il
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

-Dc. Ackeanis method Of making
aluminium plates places them on an
equality With aold
Charles A. Gerard O; this city and
Mss Aayme Cooper Of Bellvood are to
De manned May Ssh-
Ben Brodfaehrer vent Friday LAST
10 Red Oak. Iowa where he has a posi-
tion II a leveiry store.
&C. F. Gleason, agent for Kimball
Bros. Lincoln Granite and marble for
all kinds of cemetery work
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18
Henry Ragatz 4 Co.,
@E lElDue o1oe6S-
A Careful Grocefyman

A Careful GroceFyman
fills your orders with precision and
promptn@ We not only do that, but
We eli them with the choicest and beeS
quality IN this line that ean be procured
We are expert judges Of
TEAS AND COFFEES.
and cur Canned Gools and Table
Delieseies We procure from the most
reliable and best manufacturers
The Columbus journal., 1900-04-18

A Telegram vls received this morning
announcing The death OF David Hale st
Hot SprlnH. Ark, which occurred some
time last night
NJ. Hale vas picture o. bsal;h un-
I'll he eangh: bad cold from exposure
While driving cattle and II has lnee
resulted N . eompheatioo OF diasases.
He vent 70 Hot Springs some months
go With . visv Of improving his health.
TAs dsnsassd ~ q resident Of A.di-
soo Tor . number Of years, being gagged
IN tie livestock Business He v,s q
good manager and aceumulassd con-
siderable property. About Hfsesn years
ego h moved to Humphrey. vhsre be
has Gnes mAds his bona OF recent
yean he has bssn agent for Q brUvina
company. He lsavss three dauzAsscs,
Nm w. z Harvey, Of Newman Grove,
and 1iao L00esoe and Fr1nciA De-
esassd - sboot s. ysan Of aee.
IL foregoing i fron the Madison
Chrunie1e q Tie I2sh- Nr. hale ~
vGIl001n 70 nany Joc1xAL readers.
Who VII GneEely nOUn his dsashL He
had 10y Oood qua6tiA. and nnnbersd
his hs1ds by IL seure- The rsmains
pd thEu1gh hae Sunday. burial To
oee1r q 8aann, that day. Peace 70