The Columbus journal., 1901-07-17

We hear . rumof oe . probahl
breach Of promise suit between Aoaro
and Columbus parties. :. james Wsath
erbee has sold his farm Of SO acrss noftl
Of Ooonee to DR.. Bsuthack Of Platt
Center for 4128M Mr.. Westhsebe'
talks OF coming to Monroe to live-Non
roo Looking 0laa.
-Sam1. 0aas. jr.. chief oe our 6re d
partment, viii b acconpanisd 70 Fts
mont this morning By Bet 0allsy. ". ]
Gfegosius, Harry Lavreoce and VII
Baker, to sttsnd The tournament gives
by the State Volunteee Firemsa1 ESQ
citation in session this Tuesday, Wednss.
day and Thursday.
H. ]. Tatum arrived here Sunday
morning being tsleersphsd for at
Charleston, South Carolina, on account
Of the serious illness OF his wife, dangh-
ter OF Ara Saffron, ct whose homo here
she and son Lee have been visiting for
six weeks. An. Tatum vas reported
yesterday - very much improved.
Joseph Tiffany. one Of tho clerks at
the post Office. Who suffered from the
excessive heat Wednesday and Thurs
day, is at work again. Fireman Tsylor
on Union Pacific passenger train No. 6
Thursday afternoon. vas taken from the
train in such . collapsed condition that
it was quite while before he revived.
Judge Duffy took . trip last week
to the northern part OF the county TAX
ing in the towns and some OF tho moro
prominent country places along the way.
and reports everything prosperous 20
far, but considerable snxisty expressed
- to tho outcome OF the corn crop il
this very hot weather should long con-
tinue.
On to Oklahoma! Yesterday morn
ing Irv. Speioe. Charles Ssgslke, Walter
Schroeder and Adolph Luers took IN
early train, and at Omaha were joined
yesterday afternoon by Walt. Taylor,
Will. Lehman, Frank Baker and Wm.
Boettcher, all OF Columbus and vicinity,
bound for the new lands opened to
Thursday morning at 7:3O the fire
alarm was sounded and squick response
made by tho fire department. but tho
water was not turned on by them. A
gasoline tank at the steam laundry had
caught fire, but the proprietor, Mr..
Whaley, had extinRuished it before any
damage vas done, although
The escape was q narrow one.
Children often cry, not from pain,
but from hunger. although fed abund-
antly. The trouble arises from inani-
lion; their food is not assimilated, but
levoured, by worms. A few doses OF
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE will
lestroy the worms, when the children
will begin to thrive ct once. Price Is
,ents. A. Heintz and Pollock 4 Co.
Judge Hollenbeck held . short term
II the district court last Saturday. The
.ase OF the administrators OF the George
Barnum estate against the administra-
ors Of the Guy Bsrnum estate was
,alled, and all parties claiming that fund |
" any lien thereon are directed to file |
heir petition in ton days and answers |
hereto may be fled within five days.
Work 10 proceeding right along on
he Oehlrich, the Ragatz and the Brug-
.er buildings on thirteenth street, and
doubtless work will soon be begun on
he Auditorium. while there are several
'ther prominent buildings that had
,een projected for the somewhat distant
uturs, that may possibly be erected
his season. Let the good work 60
long.
The st. Edward Sun speaks Of NSls
dasselbach Qormerly Q resident here.
mt for number Of years now Q business
nan Of st. Edvardl about to erect there
} brick business building 44x78, two
tories high costing at least $4,000, and
o be in every way one Of the finest in
Boone county. Nels' Columbus friends
re glad to sec this evidence OF his
Sunday at Platte Center . game Of
'ase ball between picked-up nine from
lere and the club at Platte Center result
d in 9 for the latter and for Columbus.
The special feature OF the game was
vhen two men were on bases and Mort.
Murphy at the hat made home run.
t is said tohave been very interesting |
,ame, neither side scoring up to the
ourth inning.
If the stomach, liver and bowels fail |
o perform their functions regularly and /
the blood becomes oontami-
'ated with impurities, and the whole
ystem is consequence debilitated.
1ERBINE is remarkable for it, efficacy
q curing the ailments OF summer, and
he disorders prevalent during hot
1eather. Price 80 cents. A. Heintz
nd Pollock / Co.
Bishop C. C. McCabe, who recently
from South America, preached
$1,000 sermon at the auditorium for /
he Nebraska Wesleyan university. The
money will be placed in the fund now
'ein9 raised for the purpose OF discharR-
ng the indebtedness of the institution.
Lincoln news in Omaha Bee. Bishop
dcCabe will lecture in the Columbus
'pera hOuse the 18th.
-Ms. Marie HaRs, aged u years,
faicted with lung trouble, died July 10,
m, at the residence OF her son
William, nine miles northeast OF the |