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fiaer stock thaa any thing we have ever seen in town. If you
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Jewel Gasoline Stoves.
Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves.
Quick Meal Steel Ranges.
Herrick Refrigerators.
Monarch Canned Fruits and
Vegetables.
Blanke's Coffees.
PiUsbury's best XXXX Flour.
Our Imi suit Is In haMIIni SHtH Urands
f feeds the ateve, which alwags fllve
perfect satlsf astleii and far which we are
sale stents.
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advantage to do your tall and winter trading
in Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods and
Shoes with us, would you not say:
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Well, that is just what we can do, and all
that is necessary for you is to look over our
stock and get our prices.
WILL YOU
Frischholz Bros.
HEADQUARTERS
Columbia, Victor and Ideal buggies;
Mitchell and Old Hickory wagons;
Bock Island plows and cultivators;
Bock Island cornplanters;
Cadet cornplanters;
Little Engine, the new lister,
where the operator can see the corn drop while planting;
Jones' Lever binders;
Jones' Chain mowers;
Jones' Self-dump hay rakes;
Jones' Hand-dump hay rakes;
Walter A. Wood's mowers;
Woodmanse and Aermotor windmills;
JackHif-aUTrades gasoline engines;
aad aU other nuichinenrnceded on the fiuw. Call
and see for yourself: We wish your trade.
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For sale, a good team of
color bey; weight 2,700
Jon Plumb,
tf 8ixaukeeemofCelnmbue.
-Dr. Paul,
-Band oommrt April 16.
Mkkaxlor
Dr.
Joaoph Bye k atfll improviag.
Hoke's CwfltM at Grays'.
D.L.Bnwa was ia theeity Friday.
-Sec Hoahaawaaw lis of watt paper.
-Dr. Muam, death, Thirteenth
Street tf
"Oaioa may ba rsadfly tnaeplanted
if growing tw thick.
Houee to rant Inquire of John
EiiedeeFJeventh Street .
m the city Saturday.
Dr. Haas Pitirsii
eurgeooomfee Olive etreet tf
The "Mmaouri Girt" at North
boo this Wednesday cvnniag
Dr. aH. OJeksn, death, ia Bar
berl Thirteenth etrcet la
-Frank and Bert Taomee shot ear-
eat a gee as ia cms day, raoaatb.
-Aamlf-inohof ice at Daaeaa, Bieh-
land and Columbue Monday
Dm. Martya, Kvaaa
three doora north of Friedmrfuetore. tf
Do aot fail to aw omr Moot galvaa
iasd steal auU for taftJOOl A.DbsmUA
Sob. tf
" Wsds shomld not ba allowed to
grow or orasta to form around yoaag
fruit trass."
-Macrisga liosasa was issaad April 1,
to Hsnry W. Mayer aad Frances UaaosT,
bothotOoralaa.
-"With all transphBtiag it ia iaMyort
ant to that the soil iawaU Iliad ia
aroaad theroota,"
Dr. MeKaaaw mathod of
aloaunast platsa plaeaa tham on
equality with gold.
Dr. Deader, aye aad
at nfcoatowaet Thirteenth etreetMareh
aothnntil April 6th.
Wiggins k Iiswia had a earload of
fat nogs on the South Onwha nwrkat
this Tuesday atoning.
Dca. Seymour k Willisana, eye and
ear apaaaliata, will be hare Friday, May
2nd, at Thurston hoUL r
North opera house Tuesday April 15,
the Oolumbuattty Band, assisted by the
orchestra, will give a eoaoert.
George Scott of the Oothar hotel ia
ereetiag a 5-rooua rssJisans on the lot
west of the hotel on Twelfth atreet,
for rent.
August Man ia ereetiag a dwelhag
houas, corner of Ninth aad Waahiagton
Avenue, one door south of Henry Gasa'
-a a Cuae died at his home at St.
Edward mat week at the ripe old age of
82. He had lived there eince; 1875.
Albion Argue.
For aale Elm, Ann, Maple aad
Oatalpn trees, two to tea feet high and
suitable for door yarda. Call aoon.
Albert Stenger. 3
Albert Slag hasoommsansd work on
his new buildiajr oa east Thirteenth
street to be need as a buggy repository
when completed.
If you are intending to do any paint
ing this spring, why not una the bast
Eaaton sells Masury's, the purest paiat
sold, strictly lead and oil.
-Theodora Wolf brings auit to quiet
title in hinmslf to an eighty-acre tract of
land in Oreaton township, having been
in posssaaion aince 1884.
a M. Brnokaey, with wife and three
children, has recently moved here from
Fullertoo; Mr. Bractaworta for Louis
2nneokar at the barber business.
Father Pacincus of Omaha, formerly
pastor of theCatholioehurchhere,epent
last weak in the city and preached to hie
former congregation Sunday morning.
Ban. Brodfueurer came home last
week from Bed Oak, Iowa, for a few
weeks' visit He thmke of entering into
for hinmslf in this ststo noon.
DieaJBSoa, Baboooh and
Holdan wfll give a 10 eeat tea Thavaday
afternoon, April 10, at the home of Mm.
Dickinaou. Evaryoae cordially invited.
Otto Kummer of the vicinity of Sil
ver Creek, in town Monday, aaya that
the bridge over the South ehsassl wfll
probably ba completed the middle of
the weak.
-Friends of Bev. aad Mm. a W.
Corey formerly of Oolumbua, now of
Sugar Grove, Fa, wfll ba pleated to
know that they bed a young aoa born to
them March 23d.
-Goode, of all kinda you need in the
line of hardware, as eheepas tan eheap
sataa good ua the beat, and aosaabody
gete free, abaolataly, an elegaat driving
a a Eaaton.
Eaaton has a fall line of laid aad
fresh and new, no carried-
Seed corn at $1 per haahal
Gall early, an my aupply ia limited in
easdoora st that price.
Mr. AcDer, who ia 1870 kept a whole
aale liquor and agar store, near the cor
ner of Ninth and Waahiagton Avenue,
under the irm name of Adler k Heller,
was in the dty Monday.
Lyman Lyoaaof Madison was ia the
dty Friday aad Saturday, trying to buy
a pair of mules. It ia wonderful that
that animal has risen in value the past
two yearn from 75 to tMO apises.
Two wall improved farms for aale.
One in Sherman township, one
roe towaaam ineae are Data
sat of the old
Call oa aw for watch, clock and
teed, and my prices are right Carl
WillSohramof Cohuabueand Mam
aie Fox of Omaha, smter of
Wade of tbia city, will be
riad ia Omaha today,
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-Oomnutteea fomitheWomea'aolub aetkm on the resignation, which they
are waiting on the ammaamot theemb uBoaptail, aad aleeted Mma AaaaOaril
fjor the oaw aelku- eefeamuent far the of Aream-,Hebraaahmaueeessor. Mam
masmmaaumauaap 10 mr fBImBKvMfl Wemm mmmm fBTamaV aHaCmwejaTe
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Pillaburyw Best XXXX Flour, the
best ia the world, at Grays'. tf
ate, at LoukSchraibaru,
Wanted, a girl for general
Intake of Mm. B. H. Henry.
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Haaiarof SOuar Greek baa
a position as tiaaer at Esatonu.
a Mallliatar,eaaof Huaipbrey
Small, choice farm for aaU,
ifrjgation,joiaingtown. H.E.Babeoak.
Ladies of theMsocaheeswfllmeetat
Odd Fellows ball Friday eveniag at 700.
For fine watch repairing, call on
Carl Frosmsl. 11th St Oolumbua, Nab.
. Dont bay your spring hats before
seeing those at N. M. Bruaer k Co,
Twelfth atreet.
PaaurewakX the famous pianist, will
play at the Auditorium ia Lincoln Tues
day evening next
AndyErb goes out to Alliance thai
Tuesday to go into the ranch baainnm
with his brother George.
Every now and then there is a m
feet day ia Nebraska; and wa had
anh rftka last wusk. . i
-Try adding a tablaauooafal of tero
aaaa to a pail of dear hot water next
time you wash the windows.
Parky Doody, formerly of Platte
Center, now of Lookout, Wyoaung, ia ia
this vicinity vmiting old friends.
Dont forget to look over the 5 and
10c counters at voa Bergen's for any
thing you want for thu kitchen or
hold.
Was. Schils aoakee boota and
in the best styles, snduees only the very
best stock that can ba procured in the
market tf
The postmaster at St. Edward, Neb,
has been authorized to move the post-
to the building owned by Nela
Nothing new under the awn, but you
nwy find aomathingnew on the 5 aad lOo
counters at von Bergen's, Eleventh strset
under Joobxaij ofloe.
Two hot boxes Monday evening in
terfered with the working of the electric
lighta, but George Douglas telle aa the
light wfll be O.K. this (Tuesday) even
ing. Presiding Elder Millard wfll hold
communion eervioes Sunday evening,
and on Monday morning at 9 o'clock the
regular bueineas meeting, nt the Metho
chet church.
A special to the Lincoln Journal the
other day, from Oaoeola, reported that
John Janing, who went home from here,
baa the measles instead of the amallpox,
aa before reported.
John Johannes of Nebovflle m erect
ing n new dwelling house, barn and other
bufldinga oh hie farm. He will have a
nice, bueinees farm when he geta hia
bufldinga completed.
The Genoa Leader aaya that Charlie
Goonoy has returned from hie trip west,
and reporta that he has bought u farm
near Daiav. Washington, .to JWhich he
will return in the near.fature.
The Gfly Band expect the boy pian
iat of Madison, Master Sohavaland, who
created such an interest in the Teachers'
aasociation in Norfolk last week, to aaaist
in their concert here on the 15th.
Everybody interested in the welfare
of Oolambue should attend the Band
concert April 16, or at least buy a ticket
aad show their appreciation to the boya
in trying to keep up n good band.
. E. North has repaired the dwell
ing he purchased of 8. E. Gunning and
he and his mother, Grandma North, will
make their home there. Mr. and Mm.
GoePrebewiUalaoUveinthehouee.
-a B. Hibberd of Shelton, Nebraska,
Mcml agent for a real eetateoompany
of La Grande, Oregon, waa m.tnecity
Thuraoay.circulatingadvartkung matter
in the interest of his section of the
country.
According to the Braiaard Clipper
Henry Bimn will ana Colfax county for
$30000 for the death of his wife, who
drowned in the Platte river recently.
Hm grounds wfll be the unsafe euaditioa
of the bridge.
of the problema before a court
ia Omaha is as to whether "the fact that
the absence of a law directing the asses
sor to aaassa a certsia elaaa of property,
(franchises), excuses him from smissJag
such property."
Hon. John C Spreoher of Schuyler
waa in the city Friday on business other
than political. He ia mentioued quite
frequently by newspaper men as a prob
able candidate for congressioaal or
gubernatorial honori by the faaioaietB. ,
The Oolumbua people are likely to
hear a treat in the way of a debate be-
A L. Bixby and Mias Laura
come time during the apriag.
There ia not n town in the atate of ita
aize that would give them a larger or
enthumaattc aadmaca.
The "Missouri Girl" has the proud
distinction of holding the record for the
gem bueiaaM in over SOO theatres. It
m aura to cure the Unas. Every per-
formaana given ander the peraoaal an
parvmion of the author. At North opera
honee this Wl" dsy evaaiag.
-Several weeks ago the Methodiets of
Sohoyler prasaatad Bev. Teat with the
to take an extended trip south,
and about a weak ago the members had
a plismst aurpriee for the pastor's wife,
Mm. Yost, and preeented her with a
handaoam gold watch and chain.
Mhm Gala Laughlin of New York
Otty, who m aa able lecturer, ieexpeeted
here about the 18th aad wfll apeak ia
the North opera bourn on the Woman
Suffragist question. No admiaaion will
be charged. Mam Laughlin ia on her
way to Montana aad atopa but a few
dayaia thai atate.
-Prof. M. M. BothJaitner resigned hia
position satoacher of the Eighth grade
aad principal of the Second ward school'
to take elect immediately. MrBoth
leitaer rsaigasd to take charge of hia
etore, which ba recently
A
school board bald a masting to
m the
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m the
sUffof the
chief of the
of the Spanish.
with the rank of
Bar. Becker wfll begin n
revival services thia Wednesday
whtoh will parhapa Continue
weaka. Be will be aariatad by
Healyof the First Presbytsrian ehureh,
loathly
iadividaal prise at the drill of Co. X,
Firat Nebreeka infantry the other day.
OaptHooaeabmgei talk aa that the one
who wine the medal moat timea during
the year, ia to keep it
Mies Ethel G. Galley, who oa former
Oolumbua audi-
with her vocal readitioue,and who
no introduction aa a coatralto has
aaaaced to aingat the Band eoa
oert North opera hones, April 15.
, On motion of Haaa Elliott admiaie
trator of the Guy O. Barnnm aetata, the
auit of Baraam against Ooammercial Na-.
tioaal beak was diamiamd Tbeebmof
$1,000 waa originally paid to George A
Scott, guardian, and need ia earing for
Mr. Baraam aad hia property interests.
L. Hohl goes to Albion aa agent
there for the Union Paeino railroad oom-
O. Joaneon, who has been night
will now take the position
, and nmaa named Hage-
thsrn will take Mr. Johnson's place aa
night operator. It is not the intention,
at present for Mr. Hohl'a family to move.
The team of Pete Koalowaki, the
grocer at Duncan, walked off from the
Asehe k Byan corner Monday with aa
empty wagon, but aoon acquired n 2:12
gait, and thus want over the Loup
wagon bridge. We did not learn the
name of the driver of the team, who had
brought a load of egga to Hagel'a.
$45 California and return. Tickets
on aale: April 21 to 27; May 27 to June
8; August 2 to 8; Liberal atopover ar
rangementa and return hmita. For ad
ditional information aak the nearest
agent, Burlington route or write for n
California folder to J. Franoia, general
passenger agent, Burlington route, Om
aha, Nebr. lOt
UU I had the ahaping of every man'a
thoughta during thia new year I would
est in motion n tidal wave of eentiment,
first ia favor of improving the country
home and making the life of women in
the country happier and more contented,
and eecondly, in favor of a wider aad
more unrestricted education of country
children.'' Harrie Jordan.
Never were the ladiee of thia city
more fascinated with a miHiaery display
than at our Easter opening. It proved
n great enoceas. But the moat import
ant to ua waa the admiration and general
verdict by all the ladies, that n richer or
more exquisite collection of millinery
modes had never been displayed inCo
lumbue. J.GFillman. tf
David Schupbech haa received no
tice of the death, March 21, 1902, of hia
maternal aunt, Mm. Anna Sophie Helta
chi, at Saanen, near Lake Geneva,
Switzerland. Her husband, Dr. Uelte
chi, chad twenty-eeven yean ago. She
waa 85 years old and had lived for eixty
two yefra ia the same chalet In many
reepecta, she waa a remarkable
L -E,G. Leavitt, president of the
Standard Beet Sugar company of Ames,
waa in the dtj the first of the week, the
guest of A Anderson. Mr. Leavitt waa
here to look over the irrigation system.
He aaya that Golumbua can have n eugar
beet factory any time that there are
beeta enough raised here, and with the
irrigating privflegee ia thia vicinity, thia
could eaaily be aooompliahed.
: -Carl BoUe and Carl Neff, big Carl
and little Carl, two popular young man
of thia city who had held positions with
0. a Eaaton and AYogel for so long n
time that they were considered perman
ent fixtures, went west Tharaday last,
their destination being Blackf dot, Idaho.
While they will be nusasd by their
numeroua friende, yet all will wiah them
well in their new location.
Louie Schreiber, nt hie place on
Olive atreet, baa for aale the Hapgood
Hancock Diec Gang, the best in the
saarket Among the gaaraateea on thia
implement are these: against wear or
breakage for twelve montha; to cut a
farrow 24 inches wide, six to eight inches
deep, with one-third to one half km
draft, and do better work than any other
diao or aaould-board plow on earth. 4
The Orphean society
improvements upon their opera ho
property that wfll amount to about
$1,0001 The chimneya have beea re
paired, a new roof kid throughout, the
house will receive new plaster, then n
hard-maple floor will be put down, and
the house painted. Besides these, fences
wfll be put around the lota, and every
thing will be put into prisoe order.
The "Missouri Girl" wfll be played
in the' North opera bonne tide Wednes
day evening, by Mies Sadie Raymond
aupportad by an excellent oompaay.
The company advertiee that they carry
all theaoaaery used in theentire produc
tion, and that it ia a marvel of artiatio
grandeur. The "Miesouri Girl" has stood
the test of pablk opinion for eight years
aad haa yet to receive any adverse
A Furnas county farmer makes this
statement: -Last year off of fifty acres
of alfalfa, two miles east of Beaver City
I thrashed and sold $101088 worth of
seed, and have $50 worth of seed left, or
a total of $100088. I have cold and fed
180 tone of hay off of the ease land,
realizing $M0 for hay, or n grand total of
$20aU88 from off the fifty acres.'' Forty
dollera aad forty cents an acre aa n year
ly revenue from alfalfa m pretty good.
A apecial from Schuyler to the
Omaha Bee, aad dated April 7, aaya:
film body of Mm. Frank Riaesy, one of
the two woman who were crowded on?
Platte river bridge two weaka 'ago aad
ofrowaod, waa found embedded in n aand
har two auka below the bridge aad
about a rod from the aoath bank of the
main .channel. Joseph Smatian aad
Harry Moore were hunting geese, and
eeeuring one bird brought
he discovered the heel and
part of the bottom of a ahoe protruding
from the aend. little auepectiug what
would diacloss, an
to aaove the ahoe,
ia tie djecovery of the
body. Omcere were notified aad the
body waa eaoavated, being found to be
hi av geed state of preservation, having
beau.
-afise Julia Batch af Partlnad, Ore-
raa in. the city last weak, the
of her friend, Mm. L H.BritalL
Hatch waa for six years a
8mm. Tuesday of last
the lacuna of the Mathoflht
socisny a talk oa
from here to Central Cky.
The State Fair wfll be held in Lin
ooln Auguet 2f to September 5 thia year.
special affcrta ef the amo-
wfllbemode
Two thouaaad dolkm
net saide lor prises, all raag-
ilOOtofnOL For informatJoa
addiaaa Bobs. W. Furnas, Browarflle.
Those wmdy days we experienced
the latter part of Marsh reaunded
editor of the Burwell TribuBe of
linee written by a aonool boy who
told to oompose a aaatence uetag
the
the
the
word wiad,' and who relieved
slf
an'
aa follower "The wind it btode
fetched the duet up from the rode;
a'am aha cuat 'cane uud'e new shirt
oa the line aa caught the duet aa it
Ojm.n
The City Baad waa out eereneding
Thursday night the auceamful candi
datoa at the reoeet city eleetioa, but
before eoachadiag, their torches failed
them, leeviag them in derknem, conee
quently all were not visited. Thoaawho
were, treated the boya vary magnani
mouely aad for a aaoath at kaat they
aesd aot worry maah about whence will
come the revenue with which to remu
nerate their inatructor and pay hall rent
The Norfolk Newa of last Friday
had the following: The junior elaaa of
the Norfolk high aohool gave a reosp
tioa yeaterday afternoon to the membem
of the Oolumbua high aohool orchestra
at the home of Mmt Frances Davenport
on North Ninth atreet TheColumbua
orchestra bee been very popular during
their vkit to this city and that city is to
ba congratulated for the enterprise
shown in organising and maintaining
euch a feature with ita aehook.
State Superintendent Fowler has
imued a book entitled "School Bufldinga
and Gronnde in Nebraska." The book
oontaine pictures, plane and descriptions
of model school houaas and auggeetione
regarding their construction. The book
is said to be the handaomest and moat
important document ever leaned from n
Nebraska state department It will be
mailed to any one interested in the work.
School diatricta contemplating building
or repairing ahould aecareoneof these
books.
George Doubleday keeps the Barred
Plyaaouth Bock chickene and here ie the
report he brings an. He has seventy
four haaa aad during the month of
March these eeventy-four bene laid
seventy-five dozen egga, or a fraction
over one dozen egge for each hen.
George aaya that Mrs. Doubleday haa
the exact figures for each day and week
during the month. If anyone can pro
duce u better reoord of any other breed
of bene, bring in your figures. Brad
ahaw Bepubucan.
G. A Sohroeder returned Saturday
from ffsntST City, Mo, where he had
in attendance upon the great Amer-h-T
ahooting tournament, n
very tired man. Thia waa Gun' firat ex
perience at a national event but he
gathered a good many pointere that may
be of benefit to him hereafter. Over 400
were entered end the excite-
it continued to the dose. While
there, Qua aaet Maurice Meyer, a former
Oolumbua bmuaese man, who eeerned in
good health and happy.
The barn of D. K. Wikon, one mile
west of town waa atraek by lightning
Tuesday night J. Freeze, who had the
place rented, lout 5 head of horses, 2
mulea, about 4 tone of hay, buggy, 3 neta
of harness, 200 bushels of corn and 60
bushels of oats. No insurance. D. K.
Wikon had $300 oa the barn. Dan
Shaffer circulated n petition and reporta
over 1200 raiaed to help replace in a
msasura the loss. He k a deeerving
young man aad anyone not seen may
help by giving their mite.-8t Edward
8un.
A big old-fashioned German wed
ding occurred at the residence of John
Wurdemsn, tea mike northeast of the
city in Sherman townahip, Friday. The
groom was Henry Leuechen aad the
bride Mies Mollk Oattau. The young
peopk ware both born aad raiaed in that
Beighborhood. The ceremony waa per
formed by Bev. Frees, of the Shell Creek
iAtharaa church, and waa attended by
the whok vicinity, many coming from a
long distance. Several from thia city
were present including F. Brodfuehrer
aad Mr. aad Mm, Look Schreiber.
The Ideak magazine, the new Ne
braska publication, eent out their firat
oopiea from their publishing house in
Albion on kst Friday. The magazine
k about the aize of the Ladies' Home
Journal, and givea promke of becoming
n literary feature of Nebreeka. W. F.
Baiky, the managing editor, baa been
studying the magazine proposition for
eeveral years and na the company are
backed with financial aid, we eee no
reason why Ideak, the only western
publication of the kind, ahould not be
well patronized. Copies may be bought
at Saow'e newa ataad for 10c.
Lieut L. L. Gregg of the 22d reg
ulara arrived at Oaoeola laet Friday to
visit his father, G. W. Gregg, ar., and
family mys theBeeord. He haa but n
week's furlough and will go back tomor
row morning. Lieut Gregg joined the
regnlara in 1888 aa a private aad haa
worked hk way up on hk merit alone,
and one who known anything about the
regular army underatande how hard a
thing thk k to aooomplioh by one who
not n "Weetpointer.r He had but
try returned from two yearn ear-
vice in the Philippines and hiaOeceola
friende are glad to welcome him.
Irvin MeFarlaad, on Monday morn
ing about halfpast sight had aa acci
dent that aught eaaily have proven fatal
to him; aa it waa, ha waa considerably
bruised about the head and aides, and
especially" the back. No bonee were
brokaa. On Thirteenth atreet hk team
frightened by doge end began their
eastward. On n cross etieet he waa
throws between the horses aad oae of
the front wheek pernio over hk heed.
Going on either aide of a telephone pole,
the horses stepped, the reach of the
broken, and the baraam
It was a narrow eaaaae for
i A FAMILY
Ita a fiunily matter wham the
der coasKleratioB. The wife knows
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nwvor inw auiu mm vmmm, mmnwmm
inch the DeKshottld coat Your
thia respect is to let her choose her giwm. aha caadoitmuch
thaa you and her adad will tell her to hay her afovhuoaa hen
Crockery
ia something;
we make a
specialty oil
Good quali
ties and low prices are jammed
together in each article.
Lamps
in so many differ
ent patterns and
designs that we
cannot enumerate.
m They are the best all-around
Ewe could buy oa the
it They are waitiagfor
a test why not give one n teat
now? Prices correct
HENRY RA6ATZ a GO,
OPP. PARK.
im
ill Sh Oir Nil
Don't wait until every thinr has been
picked over. We carry a roll line of
Wall Paper, Palais nMulM,VmUlrSa
Bnitlte, Wlaatw Mem1aaV,Saaai Raia,
Flaar Wax and every thing perUdning
to the needs of a good housekeeper.
ECHOLS &
Palatars aaa
Thursday evening laet membem of
Wfldey lodge, I. O.O. F., and Daughters
of Rebekahand their invited friende bed
n joyoua time nt their hall, the oecaaioa
being n aurpriee meeting gotten up to
oakbrate the forty-mxth marriage aani
vereary of two very faithful and worthy
membem of the order Mr. and Mm.
John 8. Freeman. During the evening
u fine rocking chair waa preeented the
coupk in n neetly worded speech by
Edgar Howard. John was ao completely
taken by aurpriae that it was dmmultfor
him to reply. The ladiee eerved refresh
ments, aad all present unite in pro
nouncing it n grand good time.
Editor John H. Halt of the Norfolk
Anzeiger Buffered an accident Friday
which will cause him the lose of the ends
of a coupk of fingera on the left head
and considerable pain and ineonvenienee
in the bargain. He wan employed in
trimmingeome books on the paper cut
ter aad had raiaed the knife to remote
the work when the knife dropped, cut
ting off the first finger of hk left hand at
the firat joint and removing the end of
hk second finger, sleek aad clean. The
chock of the accident haa resulted in
oonfiuing Mr. Hulff to hk bed. Hk
friende will unite in the bone that hk
hand may be completely restored. Nor
folk Newa
Spanish American war veterans met
Monday at the juetice office of Auguet
Wagner and elected the following ofikers
for the term of oneyeer: Commander in
chief, John Brock, ar.; vice commander,
Mark Burke; junior vice commander, J.
E. Ballon; adjutant, Auguet Wagner;
quartermaster, W. H. BaBae; chaplain,
Jamea Haney; quartermaster sergeant,
Frank Thomas; aergeant major, Herman
Herring; ofifcer of the day, Jack Smith;
offker of the guard, Ed. G. Albaugh;
board of truateea, Frank Thomae, Jemea
Haney and Auguet Wagner. A huge
quorum of the boya were present and an
enthusiastic meeting waa held. The
boya will meet again next Monday even
ing at aame place and all Spanish-American
aokhere are invited to be present
Kewomcers will be installed by Auguet
Wagner, aide-de-camp, next Monday.
Henry and Auguet Huntemann re
turned Saturday week from a trip into
the great northwest country. Theodore
and Andrew Brugger live about fourteen
mike from Portland, Oregon. John
Brugger, their father, lives in the city,
end nil are pleased with the country.
The Huntemann'a atopped with them a
day. The lumber business in that aee
tion of the United States k simply
immense. A painter by the name of
Walters, who used to reside in thk city,
living near Palma, Washington, haa
acquired a homssteedere right to valua
bk land, and haa had conaiderabk
trouble with n railroad company that
wkheetogetpomeasionof the aame, but
up to date Walton baa been able, eingle
handed, to hold hk own through all
kiude of threats, inconvenieecee and
other eerere diecouragemento.
W. H. Winterbotham haa purchased
the hardware stock of Scott k Medinger
at David City and will move hk family
there at once. The peopk of David City
will find Mr. Winterbotham an agreeable
and honorable man to deal with.
While digging a well oa Chaa.B. Wright'a
property at n depth of fifty-five feet the
heed of a buffalo waa unearthed. How
many yeara have p eased aince the bonee
were buried k problematical. There
n tradition among the Indiana handed
down from father to eon that ia the dim
and dktant past all that part of the
country extending from the bluffe north
of town to the bluffs on the eouth side of
the Platte waa covered with water. It
waa probably during thk period in the
gaologioal history of thk part of the con
tinent thet tan buffalo, whoae bonee were
unearthed the other day, grazed around
the borders of n great inland ocean, be
came muwdkta quick aende aad fouad
a grave which nmsiaml undisturbed
until watt csbbtssb throw the beans to the
MATTER
problem of? buyiar groceriea is na-
what brand of goods has the
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ugmuuu
part of the
Ckinwin
for
al purposes
Urge
varieties at prices that cannot
help but tempt your pocket
book and the quality is in every 9
piece.
Wnaiiwan
Wash
tubs,
bowk,
bask
ets, etc., ia aa alasost wholesale
variety. The prices oa these
articles are low while the quali
ties are high.
13tm Sraccr.
U if Will Paptr.
DIETRIGHS,
Paptr laaisr.
The death of Miller H. Watta took
place Monday morning at 9:30 o'clock, at
the residence of hk parents nt Cereaeo,
Nebreeka. For aome four weeks, Mr.
Watta had not been able to help himeelf,
aad ao waa taken from the hospital for
the insane nt Lincoln to the home of hk
parents, wherehedied. Mrs. Watta, who
bad been notified of hk near approach to
death, waa not able to reach hia bedside
ia time to eee him alive. For aeveral
yeara he had beea failing in health, end
in September of laet year .waa taken to
the state hospital at Lincoln. The
funeral took place here thk Tuesday
afternoon, nt 2:30 o'clock, services in the
Preebyterka church by Bev. Becker.
The Masons were in charge, and the
remaiae coaajgaed to their laet resting
place by hk brethren of that order. The
firemen in nbody likewise attended. Mr.
Watta waa born nt Sioux Rapids, Iowa,
February 9, 1867, about eight yeara ago
waa married to Miss Martha M. Welch,
who survives hist. They had no chil
dren. Until life wea darkened for him
by n mental shadow, he waa a quiet,
inoffensive busineee man, pursuing the
even tenor of hk way. Peace to hk
memory.
A. H. Hagodorn of North Bend suc-
oeede O. Johneon as Union Pacific night
operator.
A Geed lay Wanted.
To take charge of n town herd for the
season, eommencmg May let, and dosing
about November let Apply to
3 C. A SrmcE.
Nature'o remedy for all nerve troubles,
applied Boientiflcally by an expert in
healing. For free booklet "Nerve Force
and How to Obtain it," address,
DR. CHAS. I. WHITE,
M. H, & V. P.,
P. O. Box 121. CoMmacH, Nebr.
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DENTIST.
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