The Columbus journal., 1903-08-26

-1nvooo8obo oO0tooPox0ys I'D Cuk0o III
permanent.
Jay Smith il employed st work On .
farm near Madison.
-Df. L G. von, Homeopsthic physi-
cian. Oolumbus. Neb.
For watches and clocks 80 th0
Eleventh street jeweler, Columbus.
"A drink that always plsasss- gold
medal co6sa E. B. London 4 Bro.
Best Crsamsry Butter 90c 1t The
Dairy Depot. Columbus Cream Co.
Mn n. G. Calto Wa seriously siek
last wssk, but il nov improving steadily.
-Dr. Seymour will b in Columbus, 1t
the Thurstoa hotel, Monday, Oct. 12th.
SPECIAL Clearing Sale continued one
week more or until August 18th, o. at
Gslley'a
DO not fail to 80 our 0-toot galvan-
lied steel mill for $500. A. Dusssll +
Son. e
-Df. NcKsan's method Of making
aluminium plates places them On N
equality with gold.
Coming, North opera house, Sept. 1,
"A Messenger Boy" Si1tesn people,
band and orchestra.
Tho coffee that sslla Why? Because
it pleasss. The celebrated geld medal.
E. B. London & Bro.
-Farmers, why don't You thresh with
Butte slack or With any other good coal?
We have what you want. G. A. Spsice.
"A query quite frequently heard on
the streets Immediately after Mondays
convention -"How in the world did
Lsavy pull through"
For sale, residence and two lots b.
longing to Mrs. C. H. Young on Thir-
teeuth street, occupied by L. J. Lee.
Enquire OF A. HaiRht. 4
H. P. Coolidge returned today from
Lead, South Dakota. He is much
pleased with that country and may 70
turn after visit at home.
Mr.. Peterson OF Keokuk, Iowa, is
the guest Of his friend G. A. Linstrum.
Mr.. Peterson owns q large gentlemen's
clothing store in that city.
Cadet Will Hensley, after . vacation
Of sixty days, started east Tuesday to
again take up his course Of study at the
military school at West Point.
Carpenters Union No. 1901. Regu-
lar meetings every Saturday night. Wis
itinR brothers invited. E. ]. Scott
president; Chas. Wurdeman, financial
secretary.
-Weldin has removed his photograph
gallery to Tenth street south OF Hulst &
Adams. All work in photographs line.
Negatives developed and prints finished
for amateurs. 3
At the quarterly conference OF the
Methodist church held Wednesday even
ing, Rev. Luce was invited to return to
Columbus the coming year, and heartily
accepted the invitation.
Farmers, do you want to get the
best threshing coal in the MARKET r. 8.
slack, Butte slack, Kemmerer slack,
Cherokee nut or any kind Of lump or
nut coal in this market, always on hand.
c. A. Speica.
Lost, somewhere between the reai-
dences of VIM. O'Brien and A. ]. Smith,
. large leather chatelain bag containing
81 in paper money besides some silver.
Finder will please leave at this Office and
receive reward.
Rather than take my piano east with
me and ship from place to place, I viii
sell at great bargain. Those who wish
an elegant piano call at once, just north
Of North opera house. d. Ross Cum
ningham. tt
Mgr. Saley Of the North opera house
has secured "A messenger Boy" Co. for
the opening bill. This company was
here last January and Mgr. Saley's
patrons were 60 we'll pleased that he 90
cured them for tho opening, Sept l.
Rev. Munro will preach next Sunday
in the First Congregational church in
Omaha in tho absence of their pastor.
Rev. Mitchell, representing the educa-
tional interests Of the Congregational
church will occupy the pulpit here both
morning and evening.
Tony Towns has resigned his posi-
ton a. foreman at Schostag's cigar fac-
tory and has packed and shipped his
goods to Hamburg, Iowa,
where he expects to engage in business
on his own account. Mr.. and Mrs.
Towns left Monday for their new home.
Hugh Hughes has been making COM
mendable improvements to his Meridian
hotel property, adding windows and
rsnovating tho entire building by paint
ing. The Meridian 10 now q handsome
hotel to gaze upon and the stranger to
the city can be sure of frst-class accom-
modations while he fingers inside.
Mics n. Rose Rasmussen entertained
about fifty Of her friends Friday evening
to . progressive finch party. Fsvors
were given to Miss Gladys Turner and
Dan Alberts, the prizes for each Was .
book. Punch Wa served during al the
evening, and light refreshments before
the guests departed for their homes.
DR.. Charles Geitzen was visiting
With his parents Mr.. and Mn b. 0sitzen
and family Saturday. e. b. Chambers