The Columbus journal., 1906-05-02
d.. Paul, dsntisk
HeeIiok 1oe luInituo.
Joarnal ads bring roGulta.

Get you shses shiasd st Park Bar
Der ahop. Il
Guazantssd watch repairing By It'll
81. JeWslsR. 1T
Goal anA baled hay awlays On toI
st Newman q Welsh. f
Try . Journal "wsnt I'd" if you have
anything to buy or cell.
Dr.. D. T. Martyr. IT,, ofaoe new
Columbus State Bank building.
About 5000 worth Of bee fixtures
for ssle cheap.-J. ". O. Crsun. Route l.
Rubber boots mended With = val.
oanisin9 Substitute at Carl 0chubert's.
d.. C. Y. Campbell, Dentist with lDr.
Luesohen, Arnold's old stand. Olive st.
Try our Rex Lump Coal 81 at the
yard. p. D. SIXTH 90. Both tel. No. 6
The Competitor $500 Fountain Pen
special at $l.00.-Ed. J. Newcomer,
the jeweler.
1rA ". 81. Benham returned Thurs.
day from . vtsit with relatives in
Sali6a. Kama
When you want baled hay that is
bright and coal that 10 clean order
from Newman WEIGH. #
The 300 shumate guaranteed Ia
sor. tho best money oan buy.-Ed. J..
Ntewohner, the jeweler.
Judge Rstterman went to Omaha
Last Thursday to attend . banquet
given BY tho Forresters Of that city.
J. r. Stems loft Last wednesday
afternoon for California to inspect his
fruts ranch. he Was accompanied by
Henry Fittje.
The small-pox casss are all convale.
scent and no now cases have deve-
loped. The guarantees will be raised
in . few days.
Stomach dosing will not cure catarrh.
Breathe Hyomei and its germ killing
air will cur the disease. Druggist
Chas. H, Dack sells on guarantee.
Walter Miesslsr eraduased last
Wednesday night from . school of
pharmacy In st. Louis. He has &C.
Cured . good position in that city.
George willard returned last We'd
from Huskogee. Okla. where
he went to visit Q brother and to look
at tho country. He made no invest
ments.
Halt thu housekeepers worry comes
from not having GOOD -four. Use
Shelf Greek Greek valley -four and do
away with al worry. Made BY Peter
Schmitt.
Do You want 10 mako Your rooms
look new this spring2 Then SEQ G..
B. Prieb. He has tho latest designs
In wall paper and viii do you an ar
ttstio job.
For wedding stationery, Wis.,
iting cards and fine stationery
call on the Columbus Printing
& Speciality House If
81. J. Alexander. . former resident
Of Columbus. bat now Of StockvilIe.
Neb.. has recently ben married to .
young lady from Hississippi. accord
ing to . Stockville exchange.
B. 8. Palmer. tho tailor, cleans.
dyes and repairs ladies. and gen is
clothing. Hats cleaned and reblocked.
Agent for Germanis steam dye works.
Olive st. Between 18th and 18th st.
The Journals Richland correspondent
cites q farmer in that neiehborhood
who by mistake fed his horse q quantity
OF poultry food. And the mistake was
not noticed till tho horse had scratched
mp half the garden and showed signs of
wanting to set.
Jack West6rook Of 8. Edward
who received . serious compound
frasture OF one OF bis lower limbs last
week while working with tho Union
Pacific construction gang in this city
10 recovering - fast - the nature Of
tho wound could permit.
J. e. williams OF Salt Lake Q broth
or Of Mn. ". 8. Evans. last week was
made general psymaster Of the Oregon
Short Line, which has $500 smployes.
Mr. Williams 10 only twenty four years
old and 10 probsblsy the youngest
general railroad officer in tho United
States.
". b. Towns. formerly IN employee
in tho Sohossag cigar factory. which
went ont Of business last week, 10
fitting up tho rooms on 18th street.
formerly occupied By o. A. Linstrum.
He viii start . new cigar factory.
Mr.. Town will start on Q modest
scale but viii increase % fast % his
business will permit.
Columbus is not to have the High
School State Declamatory contest hero
- was expected. Although the stu
dents OF tho High School had gone
around and raised the necessary 500
to secare is. they were either too late
In reporting or Lexington made .
better o6ef, - the contest will be
hal6 thar Mac rrHh