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They Will Save Ton Money.
Just received, largest line of Straw Mattings ever brought
to Columbus. Call and see them.
Our Ferndale Canned Goods, and Chase & Sanborn Coffees
are leaders. Everybody likes them. They make friends where
ever they go. In fact, every article we handle b the best. Have
vou seen our fountain for keeping vegetables in good shape?
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Breakfast tint-oftcs a chilli kr-
can M nan warn art fMial ftu
Barter's Ideal Oil Heater
It is instantaneous, cheaper than coal, can be moved any
where, near the table or as far away as necessary, and never
smokes or smells.
The onlv objection to oil heaters in general has been odor
anil smoke. " Barter's Ideal is the only oil heater that has stood
the test of eleven years for a perfect combustion, giving health
ful heat, anil nothing but heat.
We have them in all stvles, sizes and prices.
From S3.50 to 310.
GRAYS'.
IF WE COULD PROVE
To your entire satisfaction that it is to your
advantage to do your sjrili ait miff trading
in Clothing, Gents' Furnishing Goods and
Shoes with us, would you not say:
YES, WE
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 VOU DO IT?
Mschholz Bros.
THEY'RE BERE!
HIES STYLES
THEY'RE here now, so you m
will not have to wait.
. ptflMH Bright, new and handsome, flKflR
each one perfectly finished Oawlaw
and the prettiest line ever shown
flPfll in Columbus. No useless trap- (HIIYt
pings on these buggies the price aamMai
is put into material, workman-
Til If "P 3UU finish. Each one is MM!
ready to hitch your horse to, and lUim
the price won't make a heavy load
IHII to carry. They're here, bat HMfl
" they're going. Can't I send one aWlll
toot wav? Inquiry and inspec-
Bmun ;iondc::"i:::: limine
BEmr Lwbmem,
FIHE BUGGIES.
EaatiatkStraet, - - COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA.
CLOTH.
Adams
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Haake'i Crib aft Graft.
Katasmaato
will have ears to
KF.Ceolidaa haa oar
late Slack Hilm dailiae.
-Aaewliaeof faUhate jaet
by Mr. M. J. Boamaa k Co.
vad
-Dr. Haas 1
OiiT street, tf
Hack BaU
yoaag friaaria Friday
-tamberlOUmtaa data far Oaf-ling-
Bros. areas at Grand Talsart
Will Browaar aarcaaaad of Prat
Garlicha his trottiag koiaa, North Star.
Dta. Marty, Craaa k Gaartoffka
tkraadoonaacthofFoadhofaaton. tf
-FrMMt aatkaritiaB wowJdat allow
the BlooaiarOiria to play ball than oa
Sunday.
Do aot tail to aaa oar 8-lbot galvaa
iaad ateal anil for mOQL A.DwaaQ:
Son. tf
Tba raaidaaoaof John Bona oaaaat
Foartaaathatraat waa aold laat waakto
Mr. Beoniac.
F. W. Herriek want to Chicago
Thursday to raaaain aavaral daya par
chaang gooda.
We atU taa aiafia-row aad two-row
Badger caltivator, the beat
Loaie Sckraiber. tf
Dr. McKaaa'a aaatkod of
alaminam platea place
equality with gold.
Milwaukee, aix-row-
ha been need oae math, for aale or
trade. E.B.Biaaoa. 4
Mr. Floreaee Huabert of Wyoaaiag,
a prof nil hair draaear, haa looatad
in rooma aezt to the public library.
Eaaton'e line of gaaouoe atovaa aad
coal oil etovea are the aioat coaiplete of
any in the city, aad price are right.
Waa. Semis nakaa boots aad shoes
in the best style, aad a oaly the very
beet stock thatcaab procared i the
market, tf
The Genua Eraagelical Saaday
school eajoyed a picaie ia the grove of
Peter Lacbatagar east of tow, Thara
day afternooa.
George Bagel is ezpaetiag hie aew
bowling paraphernalia soeae time this
week, and whan pat in place will be oae
of the finest ia the west.
-Meedanae Lath, TaaAlatiBe, Ban
dall, Duasell and Mks Weaver will asrva
ice creaat on the Congregatioaal church
law this Wedaeaday eveaiag.
In Joetice Hadaoa'a ooart, this
Tuesday aumiag; L. Sehwarz sues C 8.
Esaton for aa anaettled aecoant, and H.
Hughe sues B. F. Steinbaagh for 17.
"The Convict's Daughter" oa of the
solid atelodraaaatic saoosassa of 1
eeaeoa, wfll be the attraetioa at the
North opera boaae Wednaaday eveaing,
Sept. 3d.
Coaductor CL S. Baaey parchaaad
the corner resideace on Fourteenth sad
M streets of A. Height laat Wedaeaday
and will soon move his faauly to their
new home.
Lota in Becker Plane addition which
sold for S450 two year ago, reesatly
brought $775 ia a sale. These lot are
in great demand and a good in'
to the purchaser.
C. L. Stillman sad Ed. J.Niswohaer
returned Saturday from their oatiaa at
Ericson, and report having a good time
and fair success leading nek. Both are
brow sa berries.
CHe Olson of Oauma waa visiting
friend here and in Fallsrtoa laat a
Mr. Olson was for a loaaj tuae with J. C.
Echols and left the fret of the year to
accept a position in Oaubn.
Piano. A high grade reliable ia
struaieat,left oa oar haadaby oar ageat,
will be offered at aliulssals price for a
few days, before re shtpisat. Caa be
sen at store. F. H. Laatb A Co.
Otto Men left Thursday aMraiag
last for three oaths' trip to
hi native country. Before leaving he
was tendered a receatioa by the
nerehor of which he ia a BMsahar.
The SLFraacia Academy will
their school today for the regular year'a
work. Laat year the aahool had about
375 earoUed papila aad a
expected the
Prof, K. M. CaapbeU was m tb city
oa hie return to Humphrey
He
year's work aezt
of the Humphrey
Have yoa seea the
areoaTenagour
toss
oae aad you win ha
that you
seed it ia your hoass
for oae of the large
OaIyS3Lf paya
sobscriptioa to Tax Jomnux.
Prot L H. BriteU said hie
property oa east Teath sUeet to Mr.
MDea Byaa last
moved his faauly to the
A
had bee receaUy vaaatea by W.
tMt B?
HaTaaaw.
Hoaaea aoaa water taaeolaaat,
Qiuaad uj stm shell tor i aii fciaa at
Dafy'itwditiwi tf
thaaka far
McFaydea.
Washed 5 xncas aonr frssm Platte
in the Ciiiiam-t Umiiss lalssj
Mail dark, Latter Carrie, Castem
Hoaa aad Duiitaislsl Osrhs, ate.
Apply to later-State Cama. IsssCaaar
isnnli, f a aa teak amy aa i. aaa
Dt.IfcCi TeamommBa pajm fc i. - rasi
ml mm i tb sui . . r -
r -f -, -. tfci meel me mmmr aw tarn amCMSam
mvm m aassaeCavtea. Taaaajaaeaatmai left aa
DmtV hee sumeil evater ahell far k I. o fm
tf
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est ia the world, et Ofays'.
Jbha Saaawrkar will 1
to
Small, ehoiee farm for
rtowa. H..J
Watek for the fa line of
For la watch ispsiiiag, sail oa
Carl Fraemel. 11th St, Colambua, Neb.
Miss Carrie Parka
winter term of school ia district 21 Moa
day. The oyster ssesoa ie bow ea, the
fret shipmsat haviag arrived
-Garrett Halat left Mbaday for the
state fair aad will visit Omaha before
hwretara.
This is State Fair weak aad suay
Platte eoaaty.eitizeaa will he there oa
or more daya.
H. L. Loeklia, a former priatsr of
Cblamhaa,ia aow editor of the Bristol,
Near, Argue.
Bural audi routes 1, 2 aad 3, bagaa
runaiag July let. Bay your auul boxes
ofC&Eaaton.
Albert Becker will attead the Ar
ssoar Institute of Chicago the coating
year, leaving home aezt week.
Mm. J. C FUlaian has been engaged
to work at her millinery trade in Tra-
City, Mica., the coming ssaaon.
Ed. Hockenberger ie in Lincoln thie
He baa on exhibit a gaaoliae ea-
ginesnd will tell the people of itaaMrita.
Judge Bettennan took an sad wife
afternoon train for Lincoln Monday.
They will look over the attraction at
the fair.
Bar. Foster moves hie family thie
weak from Soutk Omaha to Columbus,
aad will bold his frat services in the
Episcopal chaxch Sunday.
The Central City Nonpareil issued a
special illustrated editioa last Thursday
that waa a credit to the publishers. J.
C Martin k represented in write-up
and a portrait
The Silver Creek ball team were here
Suaday aad played a double-header
gam with our boy. Of course they got
tied up ia bad shape. Score first gam
9 to 8; eseoad game 12 to a
George Bagel's new bowhag alleys
arrived Saturday and will be taken from
the car this week. George Heller, it ia
intimated, will continue the bowling
basiaess at Hegel old staad.
A letter from W. H. Salsor, a former
Platte county farmer, later of Geneva,
telle us he has sold hia farm at Geneva
and that he and Mrs. Sehnr are now oa
their way to Oregon and California.
J. C Swartsley returned Friday
from hie eastern trip, to be present at
the marriage of hia daughter, Miss Jes
sie Swartsley, which takes place at the
Presbyterian church today, Wednesday.
F. & Lenhart, coming from THiaois,
haa eeeured a hesnae from the city to
conduct a candy, pop-corn aad aut stand
oa the vacant lot between Geo. Hegel's
and Mrs. Jay's business places on Thir
teenth street
Rev. Olcott will preach Sunday
morning in the M. E. church; no church
services will be held in the evening'.
Bev. Luce will conduct the quarterly
service in Schuyler and Purple Cane oa
the same day.
-John J. McCarthy, the repabbeaa
caadidate for congress for the Third
district, waa in the city Sunday. He ia
making a thorough canvas of the dis
trict aad his prospects for success at
the election are bright indeed.
Herman Brodfuehrer sold his
deuce lot corner of Sixteenth and North
streets Thursday last to Miss Ethel
Baney, the consideration being 1775.
We arwinformed that a handsome HOOB
dwelling house will be erected thereoa
thisfalL
Postmaster Kramer telle oa that all
that ia larking now ia the numbering; of
the houess, for Columbus to have free
delivery. H thia be the case, let a
auttee of citizens meet the auyor at
oace, and take step to have the matter
adjusted.
k. u. scrotner or. moaroe was ia
towa Mbaday coasaltjag Architect
Pearaall about plana for a aew baamesa
baOdiag he contemplates puttiag up
tarn rau. xae structure wiu oe a oae
story brick, 22x50 feet to be aaad for the
poatoaace aad the Monroe Bepublkaa
plaat
P. B. Darriagtoa returned Saturday
Chaaate, Funsss, where he had
to attead the funeral of hia brother
Frank, who died from iajuries received
ia a railroad accident his age being 33
Hia brother carried 92J0BO iaaar-
with the Workmen aad SL200 with
The familiar tone of the school bell
oat Mbaday morning and the
Bright yoaag- faces sssa oa the
that the
it is probable that
will have to ha arraagad for ia
part of the city.
dara force of mea are at
work oa about two hundred met of aew
laadeaMaad
of the
theLiadeU
wiD aaa
for that part af the city.
attead Aaa Arbor aaivecatty. tiaL aeaaea, eaamtaaf am an arm at
ed aoreltisaat vow Bargee's.
sea assent
very crowded
ii nl sidewalk bmng
houa walk, end whaa eeaa-
Wilanlij moraine from aaariy fear
weeeaepeat ia the went Dariac am
saaaaaa a vkated Deaver, Salt Lefce,
Sam Fraacmua, laattTii, TailTaail and
ether pesats of mtezaat, aad aaya he waa
wefl reaaadler the time aad money ea-
TmIiib saQsafaM haeef pnaTtij maiian
liaeh, lKmeh aad 2amh art, rtma
Mawflamw VamW saamVts awT aaammTeh "
Matomvaftmkrmm xaama, xiaw aaw
Flour, the -Ajahie, the as jsr eei eea af Mr. Z THE
banmsmabaat here aam the BHaaartaaa u an otom a
Bahrnfk '' hK ta aatle ssuow m aatoaa;
, . aioaa at aaa aaaaa aaa wau aaaa aa
buret " . - rT ' -. -.
com Bleared bar I m.-wuul. .. i&
A. b biwjmb was HnB w " w
aad whaa he saw Ho. 11 eoauag, ha
avartJBCthadaaaar Ott Hegel wasoa
aere a i the traaa aaaamg; noaa uraaa isisao.
of the sascsss of "The
Coavkt'a Daughter," ia that it touches
the haartetriaga of ita auditor. It ia
also tiled with aaamdy of the higher
ad dose aot dap sad upon buf
orvalgarity teamaaa the public.
It comas to aa thia year with entirely
aad altogether brighter sad
have
ived
of Mr.
to Mjsb Bath Graet both of
Webster Grovas, Mmaaari. Mr.McKia
aie, who haa freqaeUy visited theTar
aer familiea here, has maay frisada aad
reUtivea among Jocaarai. readers who
will be interested ia the life long happi
aese of the young; people.
The fireman's day exercises at
Frankfort park Mbaday were well at
tended, the larger part of the crowd be
ing towa people. The program waa car
ried oat aa published in laat
JocnxAi aad the racai
with great interest Labor day will
hereafter be celebrated each year by the
aad their triced
O. C. Shaaaoa, a H. Shel
don, J. E. North, E. H. Chambers and
J. G. Beeder returned Thursday from
Sherman county where they speat sev
eral daya looking over land aad aialdag
investments. They report that the lead
there ie excellent, no aand bat clay soil,
and sella from 95 to 925 sa acre. The
crepe have been good there thia year and
never have been a total failure.
Wednesday eveaiag of laat week a
reception waa taadarad Prof. Garlicha at
Maeaaarehor hall by that aodety aad
the City bead prior to hia leave takiag
for Brokea Bow. A very pleasant time
was enjoyed by those praasat, the two
hours beiag passed ia social confabula
tion, music by tb two organizations aad
card playing, after which a luncheon was
eerved. All preseat had a good tiase.
Andy Thomas of South Bend, Indi
ana, and Will H. Thomas and wife of El
Paso, Texas, called here two weeks ago
by the ssrioua illaoas of their mother,
Mrs. Martha J. Thomas, have returned
to their homes, the sick mother haviag
improved very much during the visit of
the children, and when able will go east
to South Bend with her daughter, Mrs.
J. E. Money, where she will make her
Ladwig Esliager waa rua Jover and
badly braised about the head and body
by a horse which hsrsain frigkteaed at
a threshing machine, last Friday morn
ing. Mr. Ealinger waa croaaing the
street in front of Schreiber'e blacksmitk
shop and having defective hearing did
aot hear the animal approaching until
he waa struck. He waa hud up for a
few days, but will resume work again
this
The Norfolk Newe says: "Geo. H.
Spear haa tendered hia resignation to
Chas. E. Thornburg A Col, wholesale
cigars, of Sioux City aa their represents
tive, to take affect the first of September
and will give his personal atteatioa to
the management of the Norfolk Audito
rium during; the comiag season. In
additioa to thia he will maaage the
affairs of the Geo. EL Spear Advertising
company, recently ocganizeaV
Bev. Becker preached his farewell
sermoa ia the Fmebyterian church San
day evening. Ha moves his family to
day to White Lake, S. D.,. where he haa
accepted a pastorate of a church. Bar.
Becker haa only been in Columbaa
ekvea months coming here from Deer
field, Wis. He has base a dihgeat work
er aad the congregation will loose a
faithful christian, who will wish him
ia kb aew field of labor.
Geo. aTramaa and Mr. aad Mia, L
Tiightaar attended Friends monthly
meeting atGarriaaa thia week L. J.
Headryx ia traveuag for McCord-Brady
Company of Omaka, tastssd of their reg
ular aamamaa, J. E. Erafaaa. . . .The fol-
lowiag is a hat of sabscribera oa the
Mbaroe-Cblumbua talephoae line: H. J.
Headryx, Beak of Moaroe, J. C. Dawson,
Hamahreye Pharmacy, J. J. Williams,
A. D. Cattle Co, E. Slaytoa k So.
Moaroe Bspablican.
While croaakg a bridge over Shell
creak in Colfax county just over the
Platte eaaaty liae, last Wednesday
eveaiag; Adam Schmidt jr., aad Martia
Schmidt ware thrown into the creek,
with their team aad load of
seoaat of defeeta ia the bridge
wbiehrsaddealy gave way under weight
of the load. Martin susr lined a brokea
ealled,aad the yoaag sua
better thaa ever
totbaauarmga
are hath dona; aieary. The norma war
Mm M. A. Lamb, who has baaa
tar. Mat J. D. Stone, left Saaday oa her
let era hnaaa ta Taa1na, Fatmail. nhsi n
aha haa charge of the aaa Beadle em
hroidary deaartmeat ia aa art aehaaL
Tainan! ia the ratal baa delivery
ha aam a the laatea would net be
mnaaar to aaamge aaek ta the eld way
amwe aaa a tetel af AM letter, ate,
ekamaaai emrimr Aagast Bate2had
ateeflaaaimed,aadBaate3hed
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II tlKAItT STORY
Pare ia thought, action
aad language. A wonder
ful play. A strong cast
embellmked by the most
beautiful and startling
scenic ect3 : : : :
SEE
The wa oa s Keviac Fniaht Tcaia!
! Caiqpa Ctefcf. Wmrj Willi!
Tie Wiitifal anerhwm goL
TWBebeHaco!
If Colambua gate a power caaal it
will be ia great luck. Cheaper power ia
greatly aasded in Nebraska and if Cb
lambaa gate a caaal before Fremont does
it will oaly serve to demoeatrate the
practicability of barn waring the waters
of the Platte and make Fremont's pro
posed eatarpriss more certain. Fremont
Tribuaa.
J. H. Bead, manager at the Knolin
sheep reach, bad a horse aad buggy
stolen Sunday evening, and so far there
haa been no clue to the thief. The
Beede were attending services at the
Presbyterian church and had their horse
hitched outside. When they left the
church they found that the hitching
strap had been left tied to the poet and
horse and carriage were missing. The
vehicle waa worth about 9B0l
The BoaesteeL South Dakota, Pilot
aaya: "W. B. Backus of Omaha arrived
in the city last week and haa embarked
in the law business. Mr. Backus cornea
wall racommsadsd aa a thorough prac
titioner aad will no doubt secure a good
practice here. He is located in the Mc
Faydea k Wilaon building on Central
avenue and Garrison street Mr. Backus
haa also had wide experience as an edu
cator, having been superintendent of the
Indian Industrial school at Genoa, Neb.,
for several years, and for nine years was
city superintendent of schools at Colum
baa, Neb. We are glad to have Mr.
Backus locate ia Bonestssl and wish
him unlimited
Charles Anderson's 13-year-old boy
while cattiag banda for a threshing
machine at John Miller'a five miles uuth
of town yesterday, waa caught by the
troassra lega on the tumbling rod of the
machine and after performing a number
of revolutions which were too swift to
count leaded on the ground beside the
ir.hi,m ith every thread of hia clothes
stripped from him. Hia father, who was
working near him, wrapped him up in
borrowed clothes sad hurried him to
town to a doctor. After examination
Dr. Walker reporta bis injuries confined
to extensive but superficial bruises and
expresses the opinion that the boy will
be around again in a few days. Lind
say Post
Loa Millar, while in the city last
week, informed ua that be ie interested
with hia brother Charles in mining, their
property being located within a few
miles of Prescott Arizona, with good
prospects ahead. They have penetrated
the earth a distance of 200 feet, and last
year they put in place a stamp mill,
engine, etc et&, at a coat of several
thousand dollars and Lou ia quite confi
dent they will in time strike it rich.
Mr. Miller ie also presideatof the school
board of South Omaha and remained in
town only a day, having to return to be
present at the opening1 of the schools.
George Westcott brother-in-law. of Mr.
Miller, was also in town Thursday and
Friday. Both Mr. Miller and Mr. West
cott are prominent buatneee men of
South Omaha.
The manager of the North opera
house will present Wednesday evening.
Sept 3d, the latest senaatioo, the new
melodrama entitled ''The Convict's
Daughter," which haa met with brilliant
success everywhere. Plays whose prom
inent features are love, heart interest
heroism, comedy, pathos, vice and virtue,
alwaya find favor and those are the dom
inant characteristics of the "Convict's
Daughter." The scenes are laid in the
South and various types of life good,
bad and indifferent including a unique
tramp character are introduced, while
the scenic display ia said to surpass all
previous attempts at stage realism. The
plot ia original and reasonably develop
ed in five acta of intense action. One
scene shows a convict jumping from his
priaoa wall to the roof of a passing
freight train, which in conceded to be
the moat astounding and realistic scene
ever presented on the stage. It ia a
expensive production.
SfNrial
Ed. ITnssitar waa a visitor at Tarnov
Monday.
Mm. L Gluck spent a day in Tarnov
Inst week.
Both the Omaha Elevator Co. and
Mm. Kehoe built new coal sheds last
The Nebraska Telephone Co. last Fri
day removed their Taraov headquarters
to L Ginek's aew store.
It m beiag talked about that M. C.
will ram ova to the south aide
drag; store oa Broadway.
L Giaak received another car load of
merchandise for am big new store. He
fcisps the aity dray baey aow-a-daya,
at at the city last week aad
site for a new building to be
aa imalaaaait house. Tarnov is
to the boat
Tour
that State
graded. Ramor says
the atteatioa of
LACmf!
HAIFMCC temaka mom for oar iaa
measa Ml ateak. G to 1L D. Fitapat
rimVa, the White Freat FM AAW9.
DOLLAR
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Magnify and increase as vou spend it, spaaa
it here. We will give you the fall value of
your money in the best gooda we caa bay.
You only need to try ua once to prove what
we say w true. We are handling some fae
fresh Fruits these days and will pay strict
attention to all orders for canning. : : r :
Glass Jars in the standard sizes aad make
can be found here at reasonable prices. : r
When you think of anything a first-claas
grocery should have, call up 'phone 29, aad
we'll have it in your kitchen in a hurry.
HENRY RA6ATZ ft CO.
OPP. PARK.
in H ill iia ill
me sums
EVERAL of
these are shown
in the September
Standard Patterns
just received by us.
STANDARD
PATTERNS
are also strong in
fancy waists. We al
ways carry a good
line of these patterns
and our patrons will
be benefited by in
specting our stock.
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COLUMBUS,
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Gall ni See Oir New
Don t wait until every thing has been
picked over. We carry a rail line of
Wall Paper, PainU,riatl4.VaraU
Brashes, Window Shafts, Sash Reds,
Fleer Wax and every thing pertaining
to the needs of a good housekeeper.
ECHOLS &
Painttrs and
NEW HATS and S
Every lady in Columbus will need
one of those new white Siberian
Beaver Hats, and a Veil in the new
green and blue, New York and
Chicago's latest lad, just arrived at
aTD
PWSSO1
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SAIJCYUJL
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wu.i.iaw
mnrs French Periodical Drops
Strictlr vegetable. perfectlT harmless, sore to accoaroliah I
RESULTS. Greatest known female re-nedy. Price, $150 per bottle.
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A standard and infallible cure for RHEUMATISM and GOUT,
endorsed by the highest medical authorities of Europe ami
America. Dispensed only in spherical capsules, which' dis
solve in liquids of the stomach without causing irritahoa er
disagreeable symptoms. Price, $1 per bode. Seal by
druggists.. Be sure and get the genuine.
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