The Columbus journal., 1901-04-24

For ths nsxt 10 days. - win make
il to your interest TO leave sn order fol
. hat Tor either street or dress at the
Royal. Mrs. Martin manager. q
We learn from Mayor Raeatx that
the prospect ahead for the new opera
house u very promising. They are
receiving tho $1,000 and the $500 sub
scriptions Arst.
| ID. G. Kavanaugh was at tho South
Omaha market Thursday morning with
. car load Of hogs, and John Erickson
with car load OF cattle, returning here
Thursday evening.
Tho Eleventh annual meeting OF the
Methodist, Grand Island district foreign
missionary convention will b held all
day Saturday and Sunday in the Meth
odist church, this city.
"A man named 8. Nadurski appeared
here Wednesday, and showing signs Of
mental weakness, was taken in charge BY
the sheriff. He is q wealthy retired
farmer, living near Dodge.
Leo Borcwiak has moved his family
down from Genoa and is living in the
block north OF the Congregational
church. He intends engaging in some
business in this city soon.
Miss Mary E. Sheehan has been
named a. stenographer to Judge Albert
Of the Supreme court oommissioneFs.
She has certainly shown hersslf very
efficient in that line Of work.
George Brodfuehrer and William
Winston entertained large number Of
friends at ball Monday evening in the
Maennerchor hall. The Orpheus Or
cheetra furnished the music.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. K. Davies Of this
city attended the funeral Sunday at
Silver Greek OF the 8-months- old child
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. l. Davies, who died
Saturday morning Of lung fever.
-Neuraleic pains, rheumatism, lum-
bago and sciatic pains, yield to the PEN
etrating influence Of BALLARD'S
SNOW LINIMENT. Price 25 and 80
cents. A. Heintz and Pollock & Co.
US. Shorts of Creston was identified
by Mrs. Fred. Shipley as the man who
decoyed Mr.. Shipley away from his home
and afterwards attempted to burglarise
that home. He was held in $500 bonds
Parts of the steel chimney at the
electric light plant were replaced Sat-
urday. The action OF smoke and weather
makes pretty quick work Of pipe, even
though it be quarter OF an inch thick.
-OsrEoPArHY. G.. P. Meeks, d. O..
Mrs. N. H. Meeks, d. O.. have perma-
nently located in Columbus, Nebr, for
the practice Of Osteopatby. Office at
Mrs. Merrill's residence, Fourteenth
street.
John Hartman, an inmate at the
county poor farm, aged IS to 80 years,
died Saturday about 4 o'clock q. M, Of
dropsy, and was buried Saturday even
ing. He had no relatives 90 far az
known.
The Town HERD. The town herd
will be started next Monday, April %;
the day We count from will be Wednes-
day. May l, but We would be glad to
have all start in with Monday. G. A.
Speice.
Will. Schram returned Thursday
from Seattle after months sojourn, and
is engaged in work at Eimeris. Not 60
much is paid there for wages, and there
are many seeking work. Stand up for
Nebraska.
John Best, q pioneer Madison coun-
ty farmer, died recently at Hennessy,
o. T., aged 81 years. He settled on q
homestead near Norfolk in 1868 and
lived there thirty years.-Madison
Chronicle.
Martin Langley Of this city acted az
groomsman for Simon P. Sohler Of Ran
dolph who was married to Miss Celia
Abts, Monday OF last week at Madison.
J. p. Abts and daughter also attended
the wedding.
Among the sixty persons drawn a.
petit jurors in the federal court to be
held in Omaha for the term beginning
May 9Th, We sec the names Of Ed H.
Chambers of this city, and Frank Ken.
yon of Monroe.
y. E. North was up at his ranch at
Monroe Monday. He has some winter
wheat that is among the best he ever
saw at this time Of year. He is getting
in readiness to seed down quite body
of land to alfalfa.
Carl Hinsching has been re-arrang-
ing his drug store somewhat, adding
some counters, and will proceed to paper
and paint and renovate generally inside
and lay down q cement sidewalk in front
of the establishment.
WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE
not only effectuslly destroys worms, it
also increases the appetite, aids aasimi-
lation and transforms frail infant into
one of robust health. Price 25 cents.
A. Heintz and Pollock & Co.
Tho Spanish American War Veter-
ans locd camp will be mustered in by
Department Commander Kilian this
Wednesday evening, at the armory.
The muster service will be followed by
banquet at L. J. Lees cafe.
There are plenty OF men who start
through the country when the weather
gets fine, to make their living by their
"wits," so-called, without rendering IN
equivalent for the money they get. They
are fakes and looking for bites.
Frank Czopla complained before
Justice Blodgett in Butler township
Saturday evening about q tramp who