The Columbus journal., 1906-05-02
|. W.. Weaver and Son
Coal and Harness Tel. No, a.

For Sale or Rent by Owner.-The two
story brick store building located at SIS
West 18th St. Very reasonable price
For particulars call at Journal Office.
Inquire OF Herriok.
DR.. Waller, Osteopath, Barber block.
Mrs. b. G. Person is seriously i'll.
Kodaks and supplies at Newcomers.
Carl Schubert has complete camping
outfits for rent. If
The Journal wants all the news.
Phone or write it in.
DR.. O. A. Allenburger, Office in new
| State Bank building.
II your eyes, ears, nose or throat give
iou trouble see DR.. Lueschen.
Drs. Martyr, Evans & Evans. Con-
sultation in German and English.
Mrs Murray has moved her dress
making palors to l03 West 18th st.
CARL Schubert has q nice line of
Zonophones. and Talking machines
and records.
LOST:-Barrel of % calibre Win.
chester between Barnum's and LIS
co.'s. Finder return to either gun
store, Columbus. tip
Hyomei costs you nothing unless it
cures you of catarrh. Deposit 81 with
Druggist Chas. H. Dack and if Hyomei
fails to cure, he will return your money.
The Columbus fire department were
called out last Thursday to extinquish
a fire in the first ward. 1t was only &
fence board on fire at Paul Rodak's
place in south Columbus and the boys
came back looking somewhat disap-
pointed.
j. W. Parker who was injured in ex-
~cavscation work On the Stevenson build
ing, seems to be fated He started to
work again Saturday. He had worked
only a few minutes when the dirt wall
caved in aud almost caught him again.
He decided to wait a day or two before
trying it again.
David Thomas, jr.. is nursing q
very sore hand. Last week he with
another boy of the West End school
were planting some seeds for purposes
of experiment. While Dsvid's hand
was on the ground, the other boy &C.
cidentallv struck it with q sharp hoe,
laying open the whole inside Of the
hand and making necessary the taking
of several stitches.
Sheriff Babb and 81 -sherif Davis
Of Nance county we're In this city
one day last week having in charge
m insane woman whom they turned
over to q United States emigration
officer who was TO take the woman
to New York and start her for her
home in Europe. She was q county
charge in Nance county.
g. NJ. Gruenther received q letter on
Wednesday from his brother p. j. who
was in San Francisco at the time of the
earthquake. The letter was written
from Sacramento. Pete says he was in
San Francisco when the shock came,
but managed to get across the bay in a
row buat to Oakland, from whence he
went to Sacramento. He expressed his
determination to return to San Francis
co at once.-Platte Center Signal.
Capt. J. n. Kilian was in Columbus
last Friday. Only a few of his closest
friends had the pleasure of seeing him.
He was OF his way from Washington to
San Francisco in response to a call from
Gen. Funston, asking for the two most
experienced officers for the cOmmissory
department at San Francisco. Captain
Kilian wired Carl Kramer that he would
pass through Columbus and asked him
to notify r. W. Hobart and a few others
of his friends here. Judge Albert and
August Boettcher we're also among the
number who called to see him. On his
return from San Francisco he promised
If possible to stop off for a few days
visit here.