The Columbus journal., 1906-05-09

Herrick fox baby 20. carts.
DR.. w. H. Slater, veterinarian, phone
95.
A new line of glassware at
Buschman's.
Tender outs and prompt delivery st
! Oassin's market.
Jersey COWS for sale. Inquire Of ].
w. Craun, Route l, Columbus.
Frank Anderson of Osceola was a
guest at the Welch home Sunday.
FOR SALE:-Typewriter of Standard
make and nearly new. Inquire at Jour-
nal Office.
FOR SALE-A set of the Information
al cyclopedia, Is volumes, cheap at the
Journal Office.
Special prices on all MILL
merry Friday and Saturday at
Miss KelsO's.
WANIED:-0ood farm loans at s
per cent. No commissions, L.
Nay. Omaha. Neb.
Miss Winnie Best of Cedar Rapids
entered the dressmaking school of Mrs.
A. G. Boone this week.
L. Frerick and August Kruger left
Tuesday afternoon for three months
trip to Germany. A number Of their
neighbors assembled at the station to
bid them farewell.
WAY UP is used by all who desire
fine quality Of patent -four. The Co.
lumbus roller mills makes it.
FOR Cottonwood lumber,
wood and sawdust. Also q No. l
Chicago cottage organ. price go cash.
Olear Greek Mill.
Naylor and Gerrard. manufacturers
of the Natural Flour Refiner received
some news last week which means
much for the future of their business.
A letter from Englsnd informed them
that On March 10th the Andrews pa
tent was revoked in the Oh..noery Di.
vision Of the High Court of England
before Justice KekWich and an order
issued restraining the owners from
issuing threatening notices. For
several months the Andrews people
have written threatening letters
through the milling journals oharing
Nsylor and Gerard with infringe.
ment ON their patent. The latter
knowing the Rroundlessness of the
Andrews olaim have given no heed.
However, many millers have RETAINED
from buying the prcduoe Of the Co.
lumbus factory on account Of the
threatened trouble. The people of
Columbus will be glad to learn that
| IN obstacle has been removed from
the path Of this mandatory which
is one Of the growing enterprises to
which our citizens point with pride.
when the Union Pacific gets ready
in earnest to shorten it's main line route
to the coast, it will probably not build
from Central City to Wahoo as some of
the newspapers have suggested. but from
Columbus to North Platte" said DR.. ID.
T. Martyr TO Journal representative
the other day, discussing the route
shortening plans of the Union Pacific.
"More than twelve years ago a former
superintendent of the Union Pacific
| pointed ont to me while we we're wait
ing for train at Monroe, several rea-
sons why some day the main line of the
Union Pacific would go from Columbus
through Fullerton and st. Paul to
North Platte. In the first place if you
will consult map you will see that this
route is. almost straight. Besides, the
track is already laid to Fullerton and
from there to st. Paul up the Loup val
Icy is almost natural road-bed. This
extension would enlarge the territory
tributary to Columbus and make this city
one of the most important jobbing GEN.
ters in Nebraska. This is q matter
worth thinking about and it is worth
working for. You newspaper men who
want to do something for Columbus
should try to get the Commercial club
interested. It is amusing to hear the
talk about cutting Columbus off the
main line. The fact is this city has the
best future Of any inland city in the state.
Those who look at the map and study
the physical condition of the country
in question will see the logic of DR..
Martyrs remarks and will hope that
our business men will help the railroad
company to see it.
The tar that 10 contained in Ree's
LAxativs Honev and Tar 10 harmless.
Il II not coal tar, but 10 obtained
from the plne-trees Of our own m.
tive forests. Bees Laxative Honey
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