The Columbus journal., 1901-09-04

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thu sasna a IL year. spos eanninG
recipes viii b a Ths Designer 20
Septemhsr coatains avsRal This nag.
azins u tbr ols By J. b. Galaxy.
If yoa NJ troablsd With inOdoroua
breath. hsart barn, fstulsacy, Aadacha.
scidity, pains aftsr eating. lo0 a ape
tite, persistent Melancholy, q Low spiritA
You nesd . tooic. Q Ssv dosss a HER
BINE vii give you IL rse1psrsEivs
force to rsnovo thass dsordan PEins
5OesatA AHGnfx and RouoekkCA
C. v. Talhitser Of this county w.
ssleetsd BY his eomr.ds . vics pr~i-
dent of The Ohio STATE ors.nizatioa 1t
ths Hastings rsunioa- During part at
the week thars vsrs 1.O00 people in
attendance. Gov. Shaw Of lows, promi-
nentIy talked Of for the next presidency,
delivered one Of the sddre0A
Thar has been % much complaint
lately - to The placing Il telephone
poles in The city that whsa nsxt eoocss-
sions are asksd Il this city ths probahi-
tiles are that very strong objections vii
be mads to any location Of poles except
in alleys Thsre i supposed to b reason
in all things that are tolefsbla.
A Saturdays special to tie Omaha
Bee from st. Edward Ays: The frst
va hsulsd for the new Swedish
Lutheran church northeast Of hero yes
terday. A parade ~ formed of the
thirty loads Of lumber and beaded by
the band marched through the principal
strsetsL The new church u to cost
$1,000.
-SsAarday the HASKELL Indians played
. game with the Columbus team, The
first part Of which vas very interesting.
but in the seventh inning the captain OF
the Indians tried to get funny With Um-
pire Seeelke, and he gave the game 70
Columbus, 9 10 O. When the play quit,
the score va - to Is in favor Of the In
dams.
Mr.. and Nm E b. jenkins start
tomorrow On IN eastern trip. They viii
stop at Cleveland, Ohio, to attend thu
G. A. r reunion next week, then 60 "a
Providence. r l., vhefe the Sons at Vet
Grams hold thsir National Encampmsnt
from the 10th to 18th Of September. tc
which E. b. il delegste from Nsbr.ska.
On their return they viii visit friends u
Cadiz, Ohio.
The Omaha Bee says that one Of the
most complete experimental vineyards
in the state 10 that planted by Henry "
Yates at his home in Omaha u few years
ago. There are ten varieties in the col.
lection, and Nj. Yates gives it as biz
opinion that the Niagara u the grape fol
this state, for it bears abundantly and
the punches are closer set and riper
o evenly than those Of any Other
variety.
The Schuyler Sun Of Friday Last
contains this paragraph: frank Stbal
a former prominent resident Of Richland
precinct, passed through this place this
morning with the body Of his wife who
died Wednesday evening At 10 o'clock Q,
their home in GretnA, Nebraska The
funeral at Richland took place this
morning at 11aO. Mr.. Stibal has the
sympathy Of a large circle Of friends
here"
Among the changes in the stores
C. G. Hickok has accepted q position
With the Gray Mercantile company a
book-keeper and cashier, and Peter
Weber - clerk. Misses Freda Pillina
and Alma 0sftsch are clerkin9 in Z
o Bergenis store. Ain Edith Sternel
OF Madison is in the photo gallery o|
Robert Saley. Peter Duffy has left the
Gray Mercantile Co, and vii engage in
business for himself.
All Through The Year" department
in Table Talk Ii filed With timely topics
The illustrated dishes in the department
cookery is a permanent and desirable
feature of this helpful household maya
zine. Menus for each meal during ths
month are given with careful instruc
tons how to follow them. Copies q
back numbers will be cent free to any Of
our readers. The current number 10 II
centA Table Talk, Philsdelphia, Pa
When Mr.. and Mn. George thinner
man and family returned from . driv,
last Sunday they found . twenty nix incl
snake enjoying q nap on the psrior car
pet The Shiny visitor put up . game.
fight but Mr.. Zimmerman finally dis
patched him With q broom handle. Tn
species Of the reptile has not yet bee,
determined by the snake editor, but i
vas pronounced sprairie RATHER by thos
that have seen snakes before.-Aadis0,
Chronicle.
In a letter To ". A Way from r !
Lisco, he says that he thinks they VII
| starsfor home the last Of August or tn
first Of September. It il very dry i
Ireland, but he has not seen q mic,
warm, sunshiny day since he has bee
there. He has TO wear winter under
| clothing to be comfortable. He vrits
his letter sitting by good fire Of tur
There are many objects Of interest In tn
country. and amoog them Is the month";
fair in nearly every town.
Patrick HaRgerty died Monday at
q. N, OF typhoid fever. For the La
three or four years hs had made hi
home With . daughter at Lincoln, IN
vas on q visit to his former home te
mics south Of this city, coming sbou
three weeks ago, when he VA take
sick. He vas 70 years old His Vii
died many years ago,a and he leaves fou
sons and two dan9htera, al grown u,
The funeral services were At the Brow