The Columbus journal., 1901-04-24

-Aost women with female vsaknGs
suffer drsadfally from piles in additios
to their other paina They may b,
cured By using TABLER'S BUCKEYE
PILE OINTMENT. Price 80 cents IL
bottles. Tubes, Is ceuts. A. Hsints
and Pollock 4 Co.
Henry jackson and Miss Lens
Gronenthal were married in tho st
Anthony Catholic church near Platte
Center last Tuesday morning; before q
very large crowd OF ftisnda Misssa
Anna and Katie Smith and Chris. 0rup-
ther were among The guests from here.
-Tuesday afternoon OF last week The
infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mn A.
Inland. eyed z months, disd after IN
illnessoe few hoursL Rev. g. ". Corey
conducted funeral services "Wednesday
at tho home, and . largo number Of
friends followed the mortal remains to
the cemetery.
Elder II. ]. Hudson returned Friday
from his two weeks sojourn st Inde-
pendence, Missouri, where he attended
the largest convention ever held Of the
Representatives Of the Church Of Latter
Day Saints. There we're delegates pres
ent from many countries, and . very
interesting convention.
Nearly every person needs . tonic
medicine at this time OF year to brace up
and invigorate the nervous system, to
cleanse the bowels, liver and kidneys.
HERBINE is the best and safest rene
dy to do this, as it will cure constipation,
regulate the liver and enrich the blood.
Price 50 cents. A. Heintz and Pollock 4
Co.
Tho Sunday Omaha World Herald
contains . picture Of the officers and .
few active members OF the Shiloh
reunion which met in this city on the
9Th and 10th. Several Columbus people
are among them. Tho paper also con-
tains picture OF Hon. /. L. Albert, the
new Supreme court commissioner from
this city.
John Clark, an old settler in Wood
vile township, died at st. Mary's hos
pital this city Friday last. A week
before that he had been operated upon
for gravel. He came to st. Edward
from Ohio, in 1884, and leaves his second
wife, one son and two daughters. The
body was sent to st. Edward Friday
afternoon.
About fifty people from Columbus
went to Bellwood Saturday evening to
attend q concert there, given for the
Episcopal mission. The High school
orchestra of this city assisted in the
program. Jules Lumbard OF Omaha
was one Of the principal participants
and was highly appreciated by the Co.
lumbus crowG.
Bargains! Great Bargains
in all heavy goods. We must
have room for our big stock OF
spring goods. Come and save
money. The White-FrOnt Dry
Goods Store. E. d. Eitzpat.
rick. If
JOURNAL readers will see by the
enclosed supplement that another addi-
ton to the city has been placed on the
market. Call ON j. E. North, agent fer
the sale of these lots in Evans addition
The prices range from S25 to $50, and
We have no doubt will be promptly
picked up. Intending buyers would do
we'll to call at once.
-C. j. Carlow has been selected a.
one OF three, Law committee for the
Woodmen Of the World organization Of
the United States, which will meet at
Columbus, Ohio. for two to three weeks
session beginning May 4. Mr.. Garlow's
daughter. Miss Gwendolin, will accom-
pany him to Columbus, and 60 from there
to visit relatives at Fairmont, W. Va.
Fritz White, . man living alone in
the southern part Of the city. about II
years old, was found dead in q kneeling
posture at his home this Tuesday morn
ing by the woman who took his break
fast to him. At supper time Monday
evening he seemed in good spirits.
Sixty dollars in money was found in the
house. 1t is understood that the only
relative he has in this country is q
brother in Virginia.
II you have lost anything, be sure
to advertise the fact in The JOURNAL.
Here was pair of spectacles worth per-
haps six dollars that townsman had
lost, and almost despaired OF ever
getting them again, but bethought him
to speak Of it in THE JOURNAL, when 10
and behold. in come the spectacles,
which had been picked up on the public
highway by an honest farmer boy. just
as the wagon wheel was about to crush
them to atoms.
III. n. Winslow was down from his
new home several days last week. His
section is located twenty-one' miles
northeast OF Atkinson in Holt county;
eight miles from Butte, the county seat
Of Boyd county; the nearest village is
Badger, where there is good Touring
mill, postofhce, etc. Mr.. Winslow is
we'll pleased With the prospect before
him in that country, and with the capa-
bilities OF the soil for mixed farming and
stock raising. With his abundant ex-
perience east and west, and with his
knowledge OF what this new land IL and
the foundation it has for developing into
l.