The Columbus journal., 1903-06-17

-Ihs fnl1oviae telegE1phic nswU ap-
Psassd IN IL daily papscs a rsesnt dats
ssa* hon Boosstssl. 9oakh DakoGa:
That ths Indians azs bseuuing eivilissd
md getting -to-dats in thsir customs
. indioatsd By svidsoos o. ths dnckse
in the e6os q the e3srk a the eoorta.
Attorney ". b Backm q this city has
fSsd foar Pstitinas Tor divoecs IN tie
circuit court The plainti&b and d.
tandants aEo all f1ll-hloodsd Sioux
Indians a IL RossbGd reservation"
%. G. Rsnningtoo rscsivsd . patent
Saturday hon the sovsrnmsnt for .
Wsod destroying attaehmsnt for cultivs-
ton which appsazs 70 b practical and
nay b ths means of bringing him .
fortuna 1r. Psnnington has made and
taseod The device and ftisnds have pro-
nounesd it very sucossful The invso-
tor has not yet decided what disposition
b viii make oe the psssnt but has
already Fscsived inquiries relative to it
Tho lots scroD the street east Of
Ffisdhofs which vsre recently pur-
chased from Patrick Murray BY several
business men, have been divided up for
sale ag.in and @. ". Phillips has pur-
chased the corner lot facing north while
Dusssll 4 Son have secured the two
south lots which lace vsst It has not
yet bssn made public vhat disposition
viii b made Of the property nov ovnsd
By these eeotlemen. The buildings On
thsse lots are nov being removed by Ar.
Murray.
Tho state aasociation Of undertakefs
met in Grand Island four days Of last
week and Henry GaA, jr., Of this city
wu9 nnt prize Tor drsa.ing dead body
The quickest and neatest in the contest
which came Of Friday afternoon. There
vsrs six undertakers entered the contest,
ono of thsm from Omaha, and Henry
made the best time, dressing the body
from head to foot in twelve minutes
The longest time vas thirty five minutes,
and the prize he received vas IN en-
balming grip and instruments valued
at 835.
AT the cor0nef's inquest held over
the bodies Of John Aekos and Frank
DFuvsl Who were killed near Genoa on
June 6, BY collision With . freight train
while going to their work on hand car.
the jury decided that the accident was
caused through the negligence OF the
Union Pacific Railroad Co. In condemn
ing the railroad the jury took the ground
that the section men should have been
notified Of the extra train, q IN extra
over the branches 10 not OF frequent
occurrence. Jos Coolidge vas the engi-
nesr but is not held responsible for the
accident.
AT this season Of the year pigs are
liable to suffer from IN annoying disesse
which passes under the name Of sore
mouth says Wallaces' Farmer. An ex-
animation will often reveal pocket-shap-
ed sores on the jaws filed with yellovish
dry matter. Perhaps a. simple way q
any Of dealing with it il first to clean out |
these sores thoroughly, then apply some
disinfectant. Hydrogen peroxide has
proved quite effective. It can be bought |
at any drug store and dropped with q |
little glass drop syringe. Ten cents
worth with five cents for dropper will |
be sufficient to test the value Of this
remedy. A man can afford to spend q
good many times ten cents to save q pig
just nov.
Tho following lines giving endorse
ment to local organization in which all
our citizens take great pride, was sent to
us by T. r. T. Geddis and which We are
pleased to make space for in the columns
Of THR JOURNAL: 'On Tuesday, June
3th, attended the benefit concert Of the
orchestra at the North opera
house. Being . lover OF good music I
was delightfully."- surprised Columbus
,hould be proud OF this most excellent
I have heard nearly all
The 6rst-class orchestras in this country,
md desire to cay that any large metro
politan center would be glad to claim
hem a their own. I understand they
intend shortly to visit Genoa, and I be-
peak for the people OF that town q rare
musical treat at the hands OF the Audi
torium orchestra
DR.. Hans Petersen has accepted an
offer to take charge Of . new sanitarium
which has been started in Radclifi, Iowa,
md expects to leave with his family
about the 10Th He will first 60 to
Chicago where he will purchase supplies
Tor the institution and will then imme-
iiately take up his new work. Dr..
Petersen has built up q good practice
ince coming to our city and has made
many friends Who will regret to learn Of
his change. The doctor leaves the city
because the parties interested in the
lanitarium have given him the position
It his own figures, which he had hardly
they would accept The
friends Of both Ar. and An Petersen
will hope for their prosperity in their
new location.
Tho Auditorium orchestra concert
evening Of last week was attend
I'd by about six hundred people Who
we're very appreciative Of the excellent
program rendered. The leader Of the
orchestra, Prot. Joseph Benesch, has
brought the standard of music to high