The Columbus journal., 1901-02-20

burglary. fire oil any other accident that
might happen. including hoid-ups in the
day time. What next?
W. D. Askine moved his family,
from Lincoln to this city, last week.
They are living at the Tannahill place
for the present. He expects to engage
in the gardening business.
W. n. lillian. Charles Atkinson. Joe
Lachnit. G. N. Smith of Humphrey and
John Burk of Elgin we're here the first
of the week attending a shooting-match
with some Of our local sports
Big time and loads Of fun at the
Hookies' mask ball Friday night.
When pain or irritation exists on
any part of the body the application Of
BILLIARDS. SNOW LINIMENT will
give prompt relief. Price % and 80
cents. A. Heintz and Pollock 4 Co.
The Albion Argus says that a letter
from b. Rice says he and his mother are
in Los Angeles. and that she is getting
stronger every day. Both Are well known
in this city of their former residences.
AT the Barnum sale of stock Satur-
day. Charles Taylor got los head costing
S11.I5 apiece. Walter Henry, S head
and calves. David Thomas. 90
head. The best horses sold at $50 a
head.
At kearney recently a whole family
washing was stolen from the lines one
night. In the next days paper the thief
was warned Il return the washing. and
it was done, but the clothes were neatly
At the state camp meeting last week
at Kearney Of the Modern Woodmen,
Howard Of this city was chosen
delegate to the head camp which meets
at St. Panl. Mimi. June II. Carl Kra-
mer is alternate.
Charley Morse sen TO David City
for three cockerels of the Barred Ply
mouth Rock breed. and they proved to
be very fine birds when they came Thurs
day. He believes in the best breeds of
all kinds of stock.
A fire alarm Monday morning at
l 80 wakened up a large number Of peo-
pie. and summoned the iremen to duty.
Aaron Cues watch house at the tracks
on Olive street was the objective point.
The frame is still standing we notice.
VIM. Dalessen who lives in Madison
county, near St. Bernard. was IN the city
on his return from Salt Lake,
where he had been to visit a brother.
BE says he is glad to get back to Nebras-
ka. as there are too many rocks out west
10 suit him.
Miss Annie Hembd and Louis Mich
elssn were married today Tuesday at
the home Of the brides parents about
fourteen miles north Of the city. Quite
a number from town attended the we'd
wing. THE JOURNAL extends corgratu-
10 the happy couple.
There Is not a newspaper Of any
account in the United States that does
not offend somebody every week. An
can please all the people part Of
the time. but when he tries to please all
the people all the time he makes a dis
nal failure of it -Exchange.
The convention of Woodmen of the
World closed at Beatrice Wednesday.
Head Consul Commander elect is B. J.
.coville. Nowata, L 7. c. J. Carlow Of
this city was chosen as one OF the dele
gates TO the sovereign camp meeting a.
Ohio. May.14, 1901.
For sale or rent. $50 acre farm. 80
acres hay, leo acres pasture, new house
and barn. Good improvements: bearing
fruit trees. Near to market and church.
Price S16 an we're, il sold in the next )
days. Or will rent. Nebraska Land and
Loan Co, Eleventh street. Columbus.
You q help anyone whom you find
suffering from intiamed throat: laryn-
geal trouble. bronchitis. coughs, colds,
etc. by advising the use of BILLIARDS.
HOREHOUND SYRUP; the great EN-
edy for coughs and coldaL Price IS and
80 cents. A. Heintz and Pollock 4 Co.
This office Is in receipt Of a letter
from our old friend, Dr.. 81. C. Beerbovef.
At the time Of writing, January 81, he
was on duty IN the army hospital at the
Presidio, San Francisco. He sailed for
the Philippines February l ON the G. s.
transport La Edward Advance.
Frank Blahak died Wednesday, Feb.
ID. at his residence seven miles south of
the city. The funeral was held Satur-
day, with burial at the nearby church,
St Joseph Catholic, cemetery. He Wa
2 years Old. and had suffered the past
yer and a half. effect Of q runaway
accident
-Thers il being an effort made here
and there for some concessions to those
who are calculating on going to the
of President Mckinley at
" Washington next month. The petition
ers want from the r,ilroad companies
privileges and 80 days extan-
NON on their tickets to enable tham to
- thsir friends back aaGt.