The Columbus journal., 1902-12-17

-Dulls. dollsi dnlb. q Sauwik
Go to Shows for burnt vuod novUl-
Closing out china as Nisvuhnsf'A
Soc On the &
Shows u the place to Get the late
copyright books.
Nm A. ]. Smith has been ick for
several days past.
Ok. L C. vo.s. Homeopathic physi-
cian. Columbus. Nsh.
&C. J. Scott vss Wy lck lass vsak
but u nov improving.
Born, to Mn Anton Nelson Last
Wsdna.dsy. dsughtef.
-Garrsst Hulst made bulns8 trip
to Schuyler Thursday lest
-D6. Hans Pssefsan, physician and
surgeon. o6fcs Olive street 4
-Pillsburyis Best Xxx Flour, the
best u the world, Il Gr.ys. II
Have you noticed our exrrs low
prices On dishss: Hulst Adams.
Fresh Roll Butter at lSc. Fancy
Roll At DC, ., Herman P. b. Oshlrich q
Two Of the young children Of John
Bscher are suffering With catarrhal fever.
The Monroe Agricultural society
bald their annual meeting last Saturday.
Small. cnoics farm for sale. 1nder
irrigation, joining town. a E. Bsbcock.
-Dr. c. F. Gleason, who hes been On
the lck list for se.sral days. u on the
mend.
N. T. White. Of the Nebrssk2
Farmer, vss IN the city Friday doing
business.
Another snowfall Sunday makes the
sisiehing superb, and Ill who can are
taking advantage Of Il
Ed Giuck is expected home Friday
from Culver, Indiana where be Is At
tending military school.
Buy your Christmas presents nov at
von Bergen'a. It viii pay you TO buy
them before the holiday rush.
Joe Ryan has returned from Arizona
and believes he has been physically
helped by his trip to that state.
-M-. and Mrs. Geo. b. Spear Of Nor
folk are happy over the arrival at their
home last Thursday Of q little daughter.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Julius EngeI and Miss Rose Jansen;
Gustave Adolph Muller and Miss Mary
Scnu.t.
Mrs. Q. s. Mace vas confined TO the
house last week by sickness. and Miss
Fannie Geer taught her room In her
absence.
The county commissioners OF Coltax
county have decided TO repair the Platte
river wagon bridge at that place IN the
near future.
Miss Louise DAVIS vas called to
Platte Center Friday by the serious i'll
ne@ of a niece Who is suffering from
appendicitis.
We notice by recent changes made
II Burlington srssios forces that 1rvin
Stanton comes 70 Columbus as day clerk
and operator.
Mrs. Lizzie Fitcnner Of Chicago,
cousin Of Xa. y. D. Wilson, who has
been visiting here and N Madison. vas
called home Sunday by the serious IL
ness Of son.
The Gospel would sOOu reach all
men II We were a. ANXIOUS to tell the
virtues Of Christ as We are to publish the
faults Of others"
Give your friends Christmas pres
ens Of years subscription TO TIE JOUR
NAL 4 weekly reminder OF you and OF
home occurrences
A Good Way to Save Money-Buy
your fancy dishes and lamps at Hulst 4
where they have largest assort-
ment at the lowest prices
An eighty acre farm nine miles from
any market N Midland precinct, Coltax
county, belonging TO Christian Hansen.
was sold few days ago for So an acre.
Don't miss reading all the advertise
ments IN TIE JOURNAL The business
men Of Columbus are Offering special
inducements to prospective buyers that
you cannot s6ord to overlook.
We have Q 30 acre farm In Sherman
township for sale It bargain THIS u
one Of the best improved farms In the
county and 10 . snap for somebody.
Becher, Hockenberger Chambers.
The Norfolk News ssys that George
Meyers Who had been N engineer On the
Union Pacific railroad Tor 81 years. died
in Omaha one DAY last week xr. Meyers
formerly had q run between Columbus
and Norfolk.
The five months old daughter OF
Peter Zinick living five miles vest Of
Duncan died Friday Of fever. after three
days llneaL Funeral services we're held
Sunday IN Duncan and the body Inferred
N the Catholic cemetery.
-Have you seen the Tunison atlas We
are offering our subscriberss Ask to see
one and you vii be convinced thst you
need It in your home. Only $40 pays
for one OF these large books and years
subscription to TIE JOURNAL
-Dr. 2 4 Waller, Osteopath. has 10
Gated N Columbus for the practice Of
his profesnor- Those Who nave failed
to De cured By other methods vii do
veil to Try Osseopashy. It's cures are
permanent ONCE. Barber Building.
The city council at Central City has
taken up the matter Of better lighting At
the railroad croann9A The mayor has
directed . request to the Union Pacific
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