The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, September 30, 1908, Image 8
V .ii " ... 7 J"! - r; -i i 4 1! mitlmWmmimmmmmmm rt v TAFT RALLIES Sstor Btarkett WiH Speak at New eaa Grove and Humphrey. The meets of October will be a'hot one, politically in Nebraska. Bspubli osnspseehes will be' made in every county in the state and the gospel of Republicanism expounded by able men. On Satarday afternoon, October 3, Senator Borkett will addreas the voters of Newman GroTe and vicinity, and in the evening will apeak at Hamphrey. Y. M. C A. Notes. A Young Men's Christian Association has bsea organized in Columbus. It -was not the intention to organize until the building was ready for occupancy batit waa found necessary. There were utters that the provisional committee did not fsel that they coald paas upon andit was accessary to have aa organiza tion ready to receive the building when completed. A ooaaittee on organization and con stitution was appointed. They drafted a constitution in conformity with the uniform requirements of the Inter Natioaal committee and reoommended that the provisional committee organize. In accordance with the recommenda tion the committee adjourned and those present organized by electing Henry Hookenberger chairman and M. Brugger secretary. The constitution submitted by the committee waa read and adopted by a motion that provided that amendments might be made at the next meeting. Last Friday night the meeting reas sembled at the call of the chairman and adopted aeveral amendments to the con stitation. After the consideration of the con atitutioa the following directors were elected: H. Hockenberger, M. Brugger. J. D. Stires. . H. Neumann, W. S. Evans, W.L. Cbenowetb, J. C. Echols, LBagatz,jrMLH. Britell, I. Brock, J. T. Boyd, David Thomas, R. Ramey, A. E. Vailier and 0. O. Sheldon. The board organized by electing H. Brugger as tempory chairman and L H. Britell as temporary secretary. H. Hock eaberger was elected president. 0. O. Sheldon vice president, L H. Britell recording seoretary and M. Brugger treasarer. The following were elected trustees, 6. W. Phillips, G. A. Scott, H. A Clarke, T. Friedbof , C. H. Sheldon. A. J. Galley, J. E. Paul and H. S. Elliott. jar. nooasnoerger men came from a meeting of the furniture committee and in a few remarks thanked the board for the compliment paid him in electing him presideat but said that for reasons which seemed to him anilcient he could not accept the position. After failing to convince him that he should reconsider hia decision he was elected vice presi deat and O. O. Sheldon president. It iB a matter of regret to those interested in the association that Mr. Hookenberger, who k the acknowledged father of the movement should not be its first presi deat. The officers elected will hold omee until the annual election next May. xne ouiiaing is rapidly neanng com pletion and as soon as it is finished it is hoped to have arrangements perfected for beginning work. Aa soon as the directora have determined upon the dif ferent classes of membership applica tions will be received. A number of applications for dorma toriee have been received and as soon as they are furnished and ready for in spection they will doubtless be readilv filled as they are very attractive and desirable. sacBHPI3KaVNlmmnamtl. 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Marty & Co, C. H. Buschxan. Otto Merz. 11 Baptist Church Hundav school 10 a. m.. preaching a. m., B. Y. P. U- 7:30 p. m , preaching 8 p. m., prayer meeting Thursday 8 p. m. Owing to the absence of the pastor, who will be at Pawnee City attending state convention, there will be no preaching services on Sunday Oct. 4th Bev. R W. Beinhart, Pastor. New Fall and Winter MERCHANDISE WE ANNOUNCE to the people of Colum bus and vicinity that our NEW FALL and WINTER stock of dry goods is now complete and we are showing one of the largest and best selected stocks of merchan dise in the city. Consisting of DRESS GOODS in all the latest styles and novelties. Also a complete line of staple dry goods. ANEW LINE OF THE PUBLIC BENEFITED. Ladies' Cloaks, Ladies' Dress Skirts, Ladies' Underwear, Ladies' Neckwear Ladies' Collars, Ladies' Belts and Pocket Books, Ladies' Kid Gloves Carpets and Rugs, Blankets and Comforts, Gent's Underwear, Gent's Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Gent's Hats and Caps, Gents' Neckwear Call art tasptcf Thtst Ntw Satis ft Bit PricM Men's and Boys9 Clothing' We are going out of the CLOTHING BUSINESS and in order to close out this line we are making excep tionally low prices on Men's and Boys' Clothing, Overcoats We have some specially good bargains in Overcoats and Suits it will pay you to call and get our prices. Agent for Standard Patterns J, H. Galley 505 llth St, Columbus, Neb. Columbus People Greatly Interested in the Generous offer of Pol lock & Co. Druggists. The people have already demonstrated that they would rather trust a man who is natnrally honest, than one who was honest only beoaase he had to be. Pollook & Co. druggists, have a firmly established reputation for square deal ing and sterling honesty. When they told the people that Bezall Remedies are the purest and most dependable re medies that it is possible for modern science to produce, and that; they would tell the public exactly what each one of these 9000 remedies contained, and that they .sold Bexall Remedies on their own personal guarantee that they would give entire satisfaction or the medicines would not cost the user a single cent, they were believed. Ever since this announcement the stores of Pollock & Co have been crowd ed by people buying Rexall Remedies; all of which proves that Pollock & Co., have the the confidence of the people and that honesty is the best policy. There is no "cure-all among the Rexall Remedies, there are 300 different and separate medicines; one for each human ill, and each unquestionably the best of its kind. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets are parti cularly recommended for the positive cure of stomach irritation, indigestion and dyspepsia. They are rich in Bis- mouth, Subnitrate Pepsin and Carmina tives, and are prepared by a special pro cess which perfects and enchances the great curative value of these well-known medicinal agents. This remedy sells for 25c. a package. Everyone suffering from a stomach disorder should try Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets, inasmuch as they cost nothing if they do not satisfy. Pollock & Co. are certainly fortnnate in securing control of the sale of these remedies, and we urge everyone in need of medicine to investigate and take ad vantage to their frank and generous offer. SCENE FROM PARSIFAL (IN ENGLISH.) ---vvTalaaML? "iyzvS&Z .3mr5h? -'T-aHB -Ww- t ?J'J?JimmmmmmJmm aaaHaWA J-nAmmmmm:rJfjjrL I v iMrj.v Ti aaaaV ; li 5.W 'aaaaanaBawv aWaBBsaaai ;,, Wyaififw j-'---". 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The swashbuckling patriot is akin to the religious fanatic; the one can see only his country and the other only his sect And in both cases the intellectual outlook is generally so narrow that scarcely anything more is revealed to the patriotic or religious fanatic than a distorted view of ma terial greatness or spiritual goodness. Concord. Frightened the Feminine. "Spacer out of a job? Why. I thought he was running a fashion de partment in a woman's magazine." "Yes, but he caused the magazine to lose so many subscribers, they fired him." "How In the world did that happen?" "Why, the lobster headed his column. 'New wrinkles for women.' " The Wasp. laattJU.4. Everybody ia basy sediag ainoe the rain. , Adam Smith is Improvise hk ataa with a woven wire fence arosad tk house aad bam yard. D. F. Doaogaue shipped a oar of hoga and C. H. Sheldon & Hon three oars of cattle from the Wiaslow siding last week. Miss Grace Dodds, who has been visit ing the home folks the last three wsefca, will return to Lincoln Snnday. waera she has a position as trained aurss. , Walker. tisonard Swasson bsa agaia taken up his studies in the Genoa High school. Mrs. John Swanson aad children visit ed at Martin Olson's Sundsy aftsrsoon. Rainy and cold weather has sat in aad we are all huddled around the stove tryiagtoget warm. Mrs. Geo. Saleatrom returned from tas Grove Snnday where she has been visit ing friends and relatives. Grant Johnson is saffenng with a broken leg. Dr. Frank of Newman Grove is taking cars of him. Walter Frederickson, the newly mar ried man, has moved on to his father's 160 acre farm on the Looking Glass. Oliver Swanson, son of candidate John Swanson, has gone to the state univer sity and taken up the study of civil engineering. Isnl Istata Transf sra. Becher, Hookenberger Chambers, real estate agents, report the following real estate transfers filed for record in the ofiee of theooanty clerk dnrisg the week ending Sept. 28,1908: Pioneer Town Site Co to Geo Worth, pt oat lot "K", Lindsay, trd $ C45 00 H Hockenberger to Johanna Saeal. loto and IS. blk 3. Hockenberger add. wd 560 01) Frank Baggi to B S Dickinson, se 23-17- Jw.wd 2MO0O Jwepbine Wilhrim to Bertha Borke et al, lot 1 and 2. blk 15B, Colunbas. ... 300 00 Wm McEver ta H Ilockenberger. lot 1, Wk59.'Colainba. wd 5000 00 Richard Kamey to Loretta Conley. lot 13.blkS.SmithVadd.Hd iWO 00 Pioneer Town Site Co to H J Finch, lot 6 and 7, blk 3, Lindsay, wd. 350 00 Stan Mitera to James Mitera, lot 1 and 2. blk 317, lot . blk 230. lot 1. blk 231. Colnmbaswd 90S 00 Stan Mitera to James Mitera. lot S to 8, blk 219. lot 6. blk 220. wd 300 00 E E Fellers to Geo Durham, lot 7, blk 4. Terry add, Monroe, w d. 1 00 Jerry f-angan to Saie Hayes, lot 6. blk S. Platte Center, wd 700 00 L Gerrard et 'al to Wm L Miller, lots 1 awl 2. blk 3. Highland Park, w d 500 00 Bank of Monroe to Sam C Terry, lots 1 and 2. blk 3. Terry's add. Monroe, wd 1 00 Sam G Terry to Bank of Monroe, lots 7 and 9. blk 3. Monroe, wd '100 Estray Notice. Came to my place, six aulas west of Columbus, about three weeks ago, one cow and carf. Owner please call and prove property and pay expense. Max Borowiak. Lay Low. "Let us get out in the sunshlns." says a Georgia, poet, "but be careful to keep far from the farmers who would waylay and plow us. I believe in 'sticking to the soil la literature, but not in down-right reality at the plowhandles, for Instance, and aa the man with the hoe In his hand. There Is no poetry in the hungry brayia'g of a Georgia mule, or the 'ge-haw of the plowman!" Atlanta Constitution. Of the Prince sf Conns. Nothing was more inviolable to the' prince than' the rights of friendship. When a favor was asked of him, it was he that appeared obliged; and never was his joy so natural or lively aa when he conferred pleasure upon others. Jacques Benigne Bossuet. All Cater to Foreign Trade. Owners of even the smallest toy manufacturing establishments In the Nuremburg district. Germany, cater for the foreign trade. Factories em ploying from six to twenty people are no exceotion. London's Health. For a populatisn which easily counts into several millions, London is a remarkable city from the point of health, and a splendid example to the rest of the cities of the world. The provincial cities, too. may well look upon the health statistics of the mother city with envy. Loudon Lancet. AaTsrtlMd Lstttn. Following is a list of unclaimed mail matter remaining in the post office st Columbus, Nebraska, for the period end ing September 90, 1908: Letters Miss Mils Anderson, Frank D Berry. S A BonesteeL M D, Chas Cleaveland, Kra, F Connoly, J W Daugherty, Mrs. Wm. Hemphill, Hon Wm Holmes, Minister Christian Church, BO Morris, Joseph N McKnight, J Smith, Miss Marion Smith, R F Welch, Lam Wilson, Heinrioh August Wieener, WUI Zeckser. Cards Miss Mils Anderses. Wm LUlie Brown, Miss Louise Hill, Magnus Xsben, August 8attler. Parses calling for any of the store will pwassssy advertised. Union Pacific R. R., for the Ak Sar-Ben Festivities, Omaha, Sept. 23 to Oct. 3, has authorized the exceptionally low rate of one fare for the round trip to Omaha, and return. Tickets on sale Sept. 28, 99. 30, and Oct. 1. 2 and 3, with final return limit Oct. 5, 1908, For full information inquire of E. G. Brown, agent. Special Excursion TO Frontier Harvest Festival brand Maui, Nab. Thursday, Oct. 8, 1908 Leave XJolumbus at 8:00 a m., arrive at Grand Is- land at1 10:45 a m. Re turning special train will leave Grand Island at 9:30 a. m., via UNION PACIFIC For information inquire of . G. BROWN, Agent The Yankee Doodle Boy. The manager of the North Theatre has secured last year's popular success as the attraction for Tuesday, October 5. It is a musical play affording a di versified entertainment, consisting of comedy, pathos, music and songs. The central figure, which is denoted in the title, is a clever Chicago boy, typical of the great city. He takes life easy and is happy with his 812 a week, which he earns in a broker's office. Of this he pays $4 for board, and the other 88 he fiddles away for glad rags, as he expres ses it. i"ou will like him, everyone does, because be is every inch a man He is a little nosey and butts in other , peoples affairs, but somehow you think more of him for it, and you'll agree with his sweetheart, Truly 8pencer, when she says in the last act, Bud, you're the candy kid. The ten big song hits are all new this season, and book has been brightenea up by the author, Mr. Hal ton Powell, making the Yankee Doodle Boy practically a new show. Prices, 25c, 35c and 50c. National Platforms. A complete pamphlet, of 64 pages, is sued by Uaioa Pacific Railroad, con taining the Platforms of the Republican, Demooratis. Prohibition, People and In dependence Parties; alo, other valuable and atatiseiesl information, complied from oSetsl sources. A copy will be mailed free by mention ing this paper and enclosing two cents to cover postage. Address, S. L. Lokax, G. P. A. Omaha, Neb. amfmAmafsnmmJ &m mm riS5v FOR THE ONE FARE ROUND TRIP TO THE Ak-Sar-BeinT CARNIVAL Omaha, Sept. 23 to Oct. 3 Tickets on sale Sept 28, 29, 30 and Oct 1, 2 and 3, 1908, via UNION PACIFIC Enquire of E. 6. BROWN, Agent m) I a TM N 5 . i P '' pm ' I I i If, ti ii I JtiZ i22 l w " -'.. j --g&-5.. -' 3 -crjrr rpwiftiniijuadiaj Vw .' fM i m" i1it a -, im -&. ssy .;