The Columbus journal., 1903-07-29

Nm A. z. Saffron i reported ~!
Gck-
-Investiesse Ostsopathy; its cures n
permanent
-MnA Waiter Scott II eou6nsd to he
bed by sickness.
For stamped srticles Tor pyrugf.phy
90 to VOC Ber4en's.
-R. L C. voa, Hnmsopsthic physi
eiac. Columbus. Neh.
For WATCHES ana CLOCKS - t.
Elsvsnth sersse jsvelsr, ColumbuA
"A drink that always plsass gok
medal cu6se. E B. London 4 Bro.
The Bachslor girls club MT vi1t
NiaDn Hattie and Anna Baker FridE
sv0ninG.
DO not tail to sse our s-foos eaivln
ized steal MIL Tor $500. 4 DuDsu
Son. f
Mis- Anna Sturgeon il in the Ne
br,ska telephone o6ics this city Learning
the central" work.
DR.. XcKsanis method Of makin(
aluminium plates places thsm on q
equality with gold
The coffee that sells. Why, Bscaus'
II pieasea. The celsbrated Ruid medal
E B. London & Bro.
Perry Loshbaugh vent to Albioz
Monday where he Is sssisting Loul
Schroeder move buildings
Anna, oldest daughter of Angus
Boettchsr. has been very sick with appsn
dlcitis but u nov improving.
The Columbus kids were beaten b,
the Monroe team In a base ball Ram1
Saturday, the score being Il to 10
County Attorney Martin Of Centra
City vas IN town Wednesday connected
with case before the county Judge here
August Wagner underwent an op
Grafton for appendicitis a: the hospita
last Friday and is recovering nicel,
from the effects.
All bowlsrs viii have free lemoradG
these hot days at Haeel's alleys. Ths
coolest place II cown-fans Of all kinds
running day and night.
Rev. E. J. Clmer. rov n Beatrice
has accepted the call from the Baptis,
here and viii preach MS
first sermon next Sunday.
Advance agent c. G. Prothers of the
Collins Carnival Co., was Ii town Mon
day arranging for advertising the carni
val At Schuyler next month
The families Of Fred Ssereer, II
Brusger and Rev. Munro are camped a,
McPhersonis lake. and are entertaining
several of their city acQusIntances.
John L. SchIuntz of Republican
City, Nebraska and Miss Mary Wahl OF
Platte county have been granted license
70 we'd by County Judge Raiserman.
Carpenters Union No. 1901. Regu.
lar meetings every Saturday night. Wis.
irinG brothers invited. e. J. Scott
president; Chas. Wurdeman. fnaucia!
secretary.
-Strsyed or stolen within the past
two weeks. from my pasture five miles
east Of town, a 2-year-old. iron gray mare.
Any one giving information to irs recov-
cry viii be rewarded. B. McTaegart.
M. and Mrs. Fred Shultz of Island
precinct we're IN thus city one day this
week and transacted the necessary busi-
ness for deciding their son Albert fine
,arm. The old folks contemplate moving
70 Columbus In the near tuture.-Osce-
ols Record.
Misses Maggie and Harriet Hughes
we're the guests Wednesday of Miss
Louise Davis, going to Platte Center the
same evening 70 visit their cousin ]. T.
Evans. The two young ladies come from
London. England. and were on their way
% Seattle. Washington.
Charles Woosiey, who for the past
sl1 months has been the agent here for
The Pacific Express Co. has resigned his
position. n. o. Shellenber2er who has
mad the Columbus Norfolk run takes his
place. NJ. Woosley expects to go on the
road travelling for the express company.
Thomas Branigan. Geo. H. Winslow
and Andrew kortes vii be in Shelby
1ext Saturday with lot Of horses which
they vii offer for sale regardless of cost
They are regular dealers In this section
md what they say with regard to their
stock can be relied upon as being correct.
The Bismark creamery building
purchased by Mr.. Reynolds viii
sOon be II place on Olive street It was
brought from q distance of about five
miles on wheels and passed along Elev-
enth street this Tuesday morning. The
viii be converted into a livery
barn.
Your breakfast is not complete with
out cup Of the celebrated gold medal
coffee. We sell It. E.B. London & Bro.
The one-srory frame known ss the
Phllipps building Just north Of the
Meridian hotel on Olive street was torn
down last week. thus removing another
Did Columbus landmark. The timber
used IN its construction was Of cotton
wood and IT Vas erected some tlme IN
The 6A-
On their return from filing an en-
gagement at the Norfolk iremen's tour
namant, Harrison's Grand Isiand band
of twenty-five pieces entertained OUT
With a park eorcert Friday
afternoon, rendering quite q program
which vss much enjoyed by those Who
heard It
A very pleasant surprise party was
0iven NJ and Mn Vim nn,orior Man