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Nov. 2, Until
Geeae iii and see the
much
VnanlnP
THANKSGIVIN& TURKEY
To a queen's taste and it will look very tempting if served
on our dainty cTiinaware. You will find you need something
in the line of kitchen supplies. If so, see us.
"STotjlII Be TTi a,n Tfuil,
If you buy here highest qualities
at lowest prices always.
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THE MONARCH GOODS
Are prepared and put upn the different localities wherein
they attain the- highest ilegTRT of excellence. For instance
New Wrlv "produces the best apples and pears, Maine the
lest corn, Wisconsin the best peas. New Jersey the best toma
toes. All are put up fresh from the vines or trees instead of
leing shipped to some central point for canning or preserving.
All we ask is a trial and you will detect the difference between
the Monarch and other packs. Remember the Lion's head is
on everv packasre : : : : : Telephone 27.
GRAYS'.
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We have the
best line of
KITS'
. merchandise and.
' '" thin
Hi It would
AS
The City
Mschholz Bros.
5 ; .
LJPMNGfot utile Girls
Under 14 years of
age. Clip every one
of our ads containing
Back's trade marks,
and the little girl get
ting the greatest num
ber of our ads will get
the prize. Its another
LITTLE BUCK
JUNIOR RANGE
Work hard girls to get
it. Its a little beauty.
Dec. 24, '02.
little
CHINA fewiiTIIEMT
Its not what you get to eat so
as how it is prepared.
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A Buck's Range will roast the
LET IS OVUM
TOYNWKiai
looarcti Ms
EXCEL.
Climate-and soil have ev
erything to do in the pro
duction of fruits and vege
'tables of the highest qual
ity. One state will pro
duce the" best 'corn, anoth
er the best tomatoes,
peas, or fruits, etc., etc
We have made tie most careful preparations
to be able to offer the very best goods for
the lowest prices. We buy for cash and
give our customers the benefit.
Another Advantage we have over those
dealers that sell "everything"' (all kinds of
no assortment ot any-
TV- "U
) we buv" in" big quantities and :it
stands to reason at a lower price than being
, bought in small lots.
pleas, us. to show what we can do
for yotu k as .instance, with a Tea HOI
far BUI of yours. Bring your boy along
and let us dress him- from, head to foot for
little money. Would you buy the best
Shoe in town for the least money? Shoe
repairing neatly and promptly done. Well,
get our prices and'.be convinced.
TTie Fetching
Winter Mllllncru
A magnificent display of fashion's latest
fancies for bow that's of reel interest to
hundreds of ladies who look to as for
the newest, the most up-to-date head
wear at the same big savings that char
acterizes everything you bay at ear
store, and you will not be disappointed
either vm the display or the low
J.C.FlLLMY.
ColumTmsJonrtiaL
Dr.Pael,
MJriewT far best
Blaake's Cwlee at Grays.
tf
for rest. Iaaau of W. A.
2
-Dr.Gietaea, eeatiat, ovar FbHaek's
drag store.
Dr. Martya was ia Albioa Satarday
-Alice ia Wonderland'' ia von
after a tew
at redeesd
at the
. -Fifty ceate
at Xiewoaaer'a
m the dollar
See ovBerta windows.
Dm. Martya, Erase k Gear,
tares doors aozth of Priedhefs
Do aot fail to see
iasd steel aull for
mot A.DaaNU
Sob. tf
Basil Gistzem retaraed Wedaesday
from Liaooln where he heabesa workiBg
at book keepiag.
We sell the siagie-row aad two-row
Badger cnltivator, the best iathesiarket,
LoeaeSchreiber. tf
. ,.-Work oa the iaBtovesaent aad ex
tsBsien of the Genoa city water works
wfllbegiaatoace.
Dr. MeKaaa'a Biethod of salting
ahumaam plates pleees them oa an
equality with gold.
Miss Ethel Galley makes weekly
trips to Platte Csaier.where she has a
good class in masic.
Ed. Fitspatrick, jr., F. T. Walker
and Angast Boettoher went to flkersisn
county Tanradaj to look at lead.
Miss Hattie Baker was onnbJe to
attend to her duties in Hulet k Adams'
store last week, on account of
Judge Batterman has iesac
riage license to John Enrick of Polk
county and Miss Mary Binder of Platte
county.
Sherman Gilmore and wife came
down from Cblumbue to ese Mr. Gil
mote's father who is seriously ilL David
City Press.
Waa. Schils makes boots sad shoes
in the best styles, end sees only the very
best stock that
market, tf
be procured in the
Ed. Early
where he will
t to Monroe Monday
the Webster beak
for a couple of
No doubt the
cash will balance.
Miss Elisabeth Sbeehaa
to teach pert of last week oa aeeouat of
sickness. Miss Fannie Gear substituted
during her absence.
Samuel B. Elaton, soa of G. W.
Elston, and Miss Lena Kaba were mar
ried Thursday afternoon by Justice H.
J. Hudson in his cases room.
The Genoa Indian foot ball
were in the city Sunday between trains,
en rente home. They were, defeated
Saturday ia a game with Omaha.
-Freak Falbaam visited am brother
iGue aad old Weeds kere lest Friday.
Frank now resides in Kearney where he
moved about a month ago, sad travels
for the Kearney Flouring MilL
Mrs. Florence Humbert, who
here a few months sgo and
hair dressing parlors next door to the
public library, left Friday for Cheyenne
where she will go into business,
Among the esndidstss already an
nounced foresees ia the state, are E. M.
White of Crsstoa for deputy oil inspector
and Miss Lyda MeMaaon of this city for
matron in one of the state institutions.
Wife Why do yoa grumble because
I pay $15 for a aew hat ones in six
months when yoa pay $25 every month
for cigars? Husband That's an easy
one. I don't smoke hats. Chicago
News.
It has been decided to hold the
Assembly at Fullerton again next sum
mer and the dates have been fixed for
August 6 to 16 inclusive, which will in
clude two Suudaye instead of one as
heretofore.
The Fremont Herald says' that a
Columbus boy writes to a Fremont friend
tbusly: "What's the matter with you
fellows anyway? Tour foot ball teem
disbands every time it makes arrange
ments to come to Columbusr
The Silver Greek Times, the only
paper ia that village, haaaasseaded pub
lication for lack of patronage. A. B.
Martin was the lest publmner of the
paper, which has changed hands several
times during the pnst few years.
Dr. B. A. Vallisr, osteopath, has
taken charge of Dr. Snyder's practice
aad wfll continue the practice of osteop
athy in same omce. Acute and ehroaie
diflossBs successfully treatsd. Lady ia
attendance. Six years' experience. 3t
The North opera house has a free
show all this week in the Dr.'W. M.
Blackburn slettiic eppbance company.
Singing, rtnaring,ete are the attractions
offered. Next week the Metropolitan
show company will piny ia the North
all week.
Sheriff Byrnes brought n man down
from Crsstoa Meudey who bad
the custody of the anthoritaae
since Friday. He ssssas to labor
name ia Raymond and his home is at
Wymote.
Mr. Julius MJnhnslann and Mam
Paulina Hamhn, both of Cresses, this
county, ere united ia nmrringe last
by Judge Wittirmas in his
at the enact heaaa. Aaumberof
friends of the
here to witness the
A gentleaMaa deb
Monday
int
er tan
The duh wfll
at the
aad wfll he led by lev. Munro.
-Union asrvisss of the Methodist,
Coegregsrional, Presbyterian, United
Brethren sad Btnrat charcnes wfll he
anivsmity of
meet every two
naila In thaTinanaaiiisa am tissual Iks in
an. l. m ti. - s.i..ii.. ir
mg i ft, ww w. mmm jbkvbv tammmnamj .'-
T!i!SS!!,i.-d--v. witha,arbeeaag..itoth.Ox.
in Humphrey.
H.O'Hnraweut to
oa n few deye' henaness trip.
-Dr. Haas Petersen, ah;
Olive street tf
Fflkburye Best XXXX Flour, tan
in the world, at Grays'. tf
Fresh Roll Batter at 18c. Fancy
BoUataOe. Herman P. H. Oeahiah. .
Small, choice far11 for tb It. aadsr
For inn wateh repeirmg, eall on
Carl Frnamal. 11th SL, Colambas, Neb.
Lndiss' and maa'a shoes at the
Baaaar store, Thirteenth street, Enuera'
old
Miss EalaliaBickly, who is studying
manic in lineoln, epeat Sunday at
with rewttfus.
Ed. Morrow went east
to be with her mother in Iowa,who
UL
CL A. Palmer, now of St Edward,
formerly of Columbas, visited frieede
over Sunday.
Bay your Christmas prssants now at
tergen's. It will pay you to bay
before the holiday rush.
Dr. Pnal was at work Moadey the
first time for two weeks oa account of a
severe spell with rheomntiem.
Henry Moore returned last Friday
from a trapping tour about fifty aaflen
west. He reports n successful trip.
Ed. Possitar was quite nick for sev
eral deyu luat week snd spent most of the
time in the house, suffering from aeevere
sore throat.
The Catholic Knighta celebrated
their 20th anniversary Sunday evening
in their halL The time wan passed in
playing cards.
Jackets, fare aid capes, at
Omaha prices at E. D. Fitx
patriek's, the white fraat 4rj
gaaels stere.
Leigh hae been having n few cases
of small pox and the schools have been
closed on account of it Thedieaese was
confined to two familiea,
The Monroe Bepublioan anya: Jan.
Pearaall haa nearly completed n residence
on the farm owned by F. H. Busche of
Columbus snd occupied by George Lind
,aner. Last Friday night Henry Sturgeon
was shown some of the mysteries of the
order of A. O. U. W. As Henry in good
in the eaddle, he had no trouble in rid
ing the goat.
There will be n meeting of the Poul
try and Pet Stock club this Wednesday
evening in Firemen's hall. All persons
interested along this line are requested
to be present.
Upon the recommendation of Con
gressman J. J. McCarthy, of thin district,
Senator Millard has recommended the
appointment of Jacob H. Evans ss post
master at Crsston, this county.
We have a 200 acre farm in Sherman
township for sale at a bargain. Thin is
one of the best improved farms in the
county and ia n snap for somebody.
Becher, Hockenberger A Chambers.
Several children attending St. Fran
cis academy have been Buffering with
aore throats which was falsely reported
to have been diphtheria. None of the
patients were seriously ill and they are
now nil welL
The msthodista have purchased an
organ which will be placed in the church
in about two weeka, The instrument
will be n first-class Mason A Hamlin
chnpeL The organ now in use will be
in the League room.
Have you seen the Tunieon atlas we
aro offering our subscribers? Asktosee
one and you will be convinced that yoa
need it in your home. Only $3.40 pays
for one of these large books and n year's
subscription to Tax Joubhal.
Helen, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mm. R. & Hilliard of Oconee, died the
11th, from croup and was buried the
12th. Funeral services were held at the
home and the body brought to Colum
bus for burial. The child was one year
old.
A game of foot bell will be played in
thie city Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
between the High school teams of Nor
folk and Columbus, at which time an
interesting game is expected. The con
test will take place on the bene bell
grounds southeast of town.
Grand Pacifio note), boarding and
rooming houee. Bates, $1.00 per day;
beds 25 cents; board and room $3J50 per
week. Sixty rooma. Booms aingJe or in
suites for housekeeping, 50e per week
end up. Furnished or unfurnished.
Open all night. J. Byrne, proprietor,
Columbus, Nebraska
A civil cans wss tried before Judge
Batterman Monday afternoon in which
Peter Koalownki sued John Borowiak,
both fartisB from Duncan, for $25 fees
which the plaintiff churned the defend
ant owed him aa a comauasnm. for seUing
n certain piece of land. The esse was
decided ia favor of the plaintiff.
John Seipp writea to hie brother
Heary from a logging camp near Tacoma,
Washington, that he has been in n hos
pital for treatment on account of n
wound oa bis sain canoed by sa ax blade.
He ie now at work again, the. wound
giving little troubln, The accident will
atop haa intended vast home thie
Martin CcateUo retaraed Satarday
aeeauag from a trip of
the first divhaoa of the Ui
from Council Blaffs'ss far wast ss Grand
Island. We understand that all
bosses of the dxvkaon with the
taudeet aaake the trip ennneDy in order
to JBsnsnr each other's work sad ex-
Dr. H. J. Arnold received n letter
reesatly from Wflsoa Bice of Csaea (Sty,
Colorado, earing that hin whVu brother,
Mr.Boberta,whewaehis partner in the
killed oa the ISth. Mr. Roberta
returning from the deiry snd in
the railroad track a fast
mto his wagon, kflhac
Mr. Rice wrote to E Arnold,
,W.W. Keened died. Mm. Rice
stiQ very sick with
for many
aim isetsnUy.
ra Bar nmmj- iw hhh mws nsaenng.
w nsBij asrine irnene earn user aor- opera nouns costnea
uuwnn aentanr aTw -
maim, ww mswrnmrnm, m hhub ub. wbcu
rawma ana . mmJ tnstioaof edentriaas nasninfr
any.
are aorth of towa
the
twenty-five
ia tan amy attaadiBg Todey, Tuesday,
in devoted to target ahooting aadWed-
the are bird eveata, G. A.
The aerth boaad freight train oa
the Norfolk branch met with en aoa
dent about 13 o'clock Sunday, between
Norfolk and WarnervUle. Thetraiawaa
heavily loaded with aagar beats, two
engiassbesag required to pull the ears.
The reito ascend ia aboat the eeater of
the train aad tea earn ware throwa off
the track. The wreck traia wee esat up
Sanoay evening to deer the track. The
freight train left Cotambua about 9
o'clock Sunday morning.
The match guana of bowhagnttracted
a huge crowd toHagel'a alleys Wadaes
day night ef last weak, aad those who
atteaded were weU repaid aa there waa
'soma fins rolling dona Schuyler proved
to be sa easy mark for the Cblumbue
boya. aa they were dafaatad 270 points in
the three games rolled, their total score
belser2516. while the home team's record
wee 2786 points. Wfll Baker and J. W.
Fuubfe of the Columbus teem averaged
200 or better in each of the three gamea
played. '
W. H. aad F. B. Elmers of Hum
phrey, who have made Platte county
their home since childhood, were in
Columbus Wsdnesday last with their
families on their why to Los Angeles,
California, where they expect to make
their home in the future, sad where they
will engage in buaianas They will retain
their business interests ia Humphrey.
G. W. Jens will have charge of the etore
in Humphrey. They were accompanied
out by Misses Katie Moackler and Mary
Lachnit.
The Humphrey Democrat anya: "As
will be asee by the notice published
elsewhere in thin issue, George Bred
fuehrer of Columbus, baa asked the
iaoorporated village of Cornlea to grant
him n license to run n anloon in that
towa, aad if there ia no remonstrance
filed the Heenee wfll be granted, snd Mr.
Brodfuehrer will begin doing business
aboat the 6th of December. If J. M.
Spechteoatiaaes ia the baeiaeas, there
wfll be two saloons in our little neigh
boring town."
Butler county ie short $2,000 on
account of the Gould bunk failure in
BeUwood. The Ulysses Dispatch says:
"The last chapter in the Gould eases
was written in the dietriet court oa Tues
day of Inst week when a default waa
called against Richard Gould. Biohnxd
being in 'Mexico, the haven of criminal
refugees, did not appear in court." It
ssssas thai through the complication of
legal affairs the Goulde are now allowed
to go free, and the Dispatch gives all
bteme to the legal frateraity.
'Adolf Laeca and hie mother returned
Friday evening from Oklahoma
he has been proving up on hin
of 160 acres, within four
miles of Lawton, a city of 1M)00 inhnfai
tante. Mr. Laecn left here last Decem
ber. For the peat nine weeka be haa
been nick with typhoid fever, and his
aaother wan called to attend him. He
now looks very thin bat ss aoon as he is
acclimated he wfll be out to greet former
scqnaintsnrss. Having rented hie farm
he intende making Columbus his home.
J. Frowley of Stromeburg waa in
the city Inst week consulting with the
Independent Telephone Company in re
gard to the forming of n toll line. The
object would be to connect the line here
with David City, from there west to York,
then east to Fremont, Wehoo, Plutts
moutb. South Omaha and intermediate
points. Thin wfll give n Urge service to
the patrons of the company. Work is
being pushed aa rapidly as possible by
the company here and Mr. Everett ex
pects to have a number of the instru
ments ready for uae by December 1.
Two rooms in the Echols building are
being fitted up for the central office.
The Misses Ella Kersenbrock, Lottie
Becher, Hedwig end Gertrude Jaeggi,
Florence Hagel, Boss Gaaa and Anna
Brodfuehrer entertained about eighty
invited guests Friday evening in the
Msennercbor halL Dancing and games
were the amusements. The guessing of
the number of pine in n cushion wan the
cause of much merriment, Will Knuf
mann and Mies Dorothy Post winning
first prizes, which were ehmu cups and
Boy Johnson aad Fred Pluth
the farthest from the truth,
and receiving an onion apiece. Icecream
and cake were eerved for refreahmentn.
All the yeaag people aaamad to have
a grand good time.
The Humphrey Leader eaya that P.
E. MeKfllip ia expending in 'the fruit
He has invested about $000
ia small fruit plants ronajstiag of cur
rants, black 'berries, raspberries, blue
berries, gooseberries and various) other
made of email fruit. With thie invest
ment he intends to pat under cultivation
tea eeree of land loeated oa the bill aoath
of town, and wfll be under the care ef C
E. Wright of Geneva who ia sa expe
rienced fruiterer. D.W.Scbaff,theCo
lambua nursarymaa of whom Mr. Me
Kflhp aude the purchase, ie in the eity
eupsrintsadinir the planting of the
shrabbery. Tbm investment on the pert
of Mr. MeKfllip wfll be watched with
interest by the farmers of this part of
the country.
Mr. snd Mrs. B. B. Cowdery aad
daughter Maa Alice of Leigh sre ia the
city the guests of frieede. Ma Alice
left this Tuesday far the Philippine
Islands where she wfll be anvried aboat
Christmas to Mr. Stewart who ia ia the
t employ there. She wfll be
Culver of MHford sad a young lady who
to become the bride ef Gaptuhi Cul-
wnomaise mtnerlHlippuMB.
Mrs. C D. Evans
the whist dab for
Gowdsry, sad ia the evening Mr.
Mm. C & Gray and Mr. aid Mm. A. M.
Gray received gueete at the home of the
Mm, E, H. Chnmhara also save
a
heaerofthe
aHKasaasaTi
BnSUBJI 1BSB XWBBUHV BBBrSiaS?
I -At the
Of
' Mmtmt t. KmIm
wuw aB xtwiamj
the em
to
provide for the churning oat of the city
jail aad furnishing it with neeeanary
The eoaaeil wfll nek the North
ty to cover the two
window onsaincs in the sidewalk eaat of
grates, for the pro-
who might
injuries by aceidsntally stopping
into thus. The eity attorney was in-
who ere delinquent with their
tax. The council instructed
the eity police to enforce the ordinance
in regard to teniae obstructing the
ttianmm. oldest daugh
tor of Mr. and Mrs. O. C Shannon, waa
nmrried Wednesday evening of laat week
at 7 o'clock at the home of her parents,
to Mr. Wilmer B. Keaney of Canoe City,
Colorado. Rev. Lace of the Methodist
chareh oaVistsd. Mr. Bert Strother of
Moaroa aad Miss Lettitia Speice were
grnnmnmaB aad btiilnaaaiil Only a few
invited friends were present to witness
the ceremony. The couple left Thursday
aaomiag for their future home in Canon
City, where the groom has n position ss
telegraph operator. Mr. Kenney wss
employed in the Union Pacific freight
depot here n few yean ago and made
many friends while in the city. Mies
Shannon in n Columbus girl, having
spent all her life in thin city and pomenr.
ss many excellent qualities. Their
friends wish them n hnppy future.
The Humphrey Democrat publishes
aa interesting letter from M. Illiohan
who in in Hunker Creak, Alaska. We
dip the following: "There are any num
ber ot idle men here in the winter; jobs
scarce; wagea nil. In summer miners
are paid $4.00 a day and board; cooks
from $125 to $150 per month; carpenters
I believe from $8 to $10 per day. Daw-
aoa may be called a modern city. In
summer you can get anything, if you
have the price, that can be found in any
ritiea in the states. There are three or
four libraries here which are a God-eend
to those who wish to read; public
schools; four churches; good streets and
drainage. The Northwest Police keep
strict order. They don't play with law
breakers when caught. The streets are
lit by electric lights, snd there is not a
more quiet place than Dawson to be
found anywhere.''
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Scott and Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Musser entertained about
175 invited gueete laat Thursday evening
at the Maannercbor hall in honor of
Mrs. Scott's mater. Mm. Dawaon of Kan
sas City. The rooms were made beauti
ful with palmn end cut flower decorn
tionn. The dining room was lighted
entirely by candles. Cards and other
gsmes were the amusements of the even
ing, H. Hockenberger and Mrs. G. B.
Speios receiving prizes in the card games
sad J. C Echols snd Mm. Dr. Peterson
in
the other gamea. The gentlemen's
book racks and the ladiee'
boa boa dinhea. The following named
young people helped in the entertaining
of gueata: Misses Lyda McMabon,
Katharine Speice, Minnie Becker, Clara
Hob, Ruby, Enrose and EUa Basmussen,
Hazel Stevens and Esther Musser,
Mean. Cox, Swain, Martyn, Scott and
Hall.
Miss Lizzie Swyggard is visiting
frieede in Columbue this week After
oae week's work st the St. Edward hotel,
Julius Larssn returned to his home in
Marquette. The vacancy at the hotel
has been filled by H. H. Aldrich of Co
lumbus N. D. Wilson of Columbus,
visited at the homes of Mr. and Mrs.
Oliver Wilson snd Mr. and Mrs. E. G.
Crias the latter part of laat week and the
fore part of thia, returning home Tues
day afternoon Clint Barcus had n
finger bedly mutilated in the feeder of a
threshing machine, Wednesday morning.
Dr. T. J. Jones dressed the wound and
Mr. Bsrcua left for St. Mary's hospital
in Columbus on the noon train to have
the finger amputated Mrs. Joseph
Peofield left for St. Mary's hospital
Monday noon to take treatment for a
few weeka. Mm. Penfield ia much im
proved in health, but her physicians
thought it advisable for her to be where
ahe could receive careful attention. She
wan accompanied to the hospital by Mr.
Penfield, who returned Tuesday after
noon. St. Edward Advance.
At the meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Federation of Woman's
dubs in Omaha laat week, Fremont waa
selected ss the place for holding the
convention next year. That city has
entertained the Federation before and
apprecistss the benefite derived from it,
One of the worries of the Columbus dub
lest year was the financial question.
How to asset the expenses which are
neeaaaarily incurred in entertaining aome
900 visitors was a serious question to the
oslcers of the dub, but in finishing up
the business of the convention the ladiee
find they have enough money in the
treasury to nay nil their bills. Several
dabs ia the state have been left finan
cially rained after entertaining the Fed
eration, bat Columbue haa a president.
Mrs. L. Gerrard, who ia conservative in
her management of the business of the
dub and to her, with her able helpers, is
dae the present prosperity of the club.
Miss Miaaie Becker of thie dty, who is
recording secretary, wss in attendance at
the aaeeting in Omaha last week. The
board, naaong other things, voted to co
operate with the State Board of Charities
aad Correctione regarding the juvenile
court law.
The first ansae! exhibit of the Co
lambaa Poultry and Pet Stock club will
begin next Tuesday sad continue to
Saturday. A small edmissioa fee of 10c
for adults snd 5s for children, will be
nhaiiad. end nil who are interested in
poultry should visit the show not only
to encourage those who have worked for
this exhibit but to ess how many valua
ble herds are owaed by our local enthu
siasts. Among those who wfll be repre
sented is Wm. Karaaabroek, L. G. Zin-
; W. T. Ernst, Wfll Mitchell, D.L.
Dr. Yobs and Dr. Sinter. The
Inst two nnmed gentlemen have just
received some fine poultry, Dr. Toes some
Blaek Miaorean from Wisconsin and Dr.
Slater Buff Plymouth Bocks from Uli
noie, which wfll be exhibited next week.
Eatry fees will becherged, 25 cents for
poultry, 15 ceate for Belgian hares and
lOeenta for pigeons. Any oae who has
good stock of any of these three men
tioned should eoaaalt the onVers of the
dub for Burtienlers. L. P. Harris of
Cley Center, Bcemdeetof the Nebraska
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Household Furnishings
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Department, which shows the well
known Standard Patterns, very help
ful in reaching a decision. December
patterns just received show "Batwing"
and the "Grecian Tunic" skirt. Con
sult your Paper Pattern Department
for any garment that you wish to
make. Our clerks will take pleasure
in displaying the stock to you. When
you are in. buy
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Don't wait until every thing has been
picked over. We carry a loll line of
Wall Paper, Palnw, Plastic. VarnUlMs,
Brushes, Window Shades, Sat Reds,
Fleer Wax and every thing pertaining
to the needs of a good housekeeper.
ECHOLS ft DIETRICHS,
Painters and Paper Hangers.
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All Kinds of Building Material and Coal. 1
Estimates Cheerfally Furnished.
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Hair Cat or Bath. Everything Urst
class and np-to date. :::::::
Cigars of the very best make on sale.
b. C. ZINNECKEH. rrap'r.
jndge. The officers of tbe Columbas
club are: C. C. Gray, president; L. G.
Zinnecker, vice president; E. C. Warden,
treasurer; Wm. Kersenbrock. secretary.
It is mainly through tbe enthusiasm of
Mr. Warden, who has had experience
elsewhere in poultry shows, that, the
Columbus people have become interest
ed. The show will be held in the second
building north of First National bank.
Claaiig Oat Sale !
We hare come to the conclusion to
close ont oar entire stock of goods at a
bargain to our customers and offer our
goods for the next 30 days for less than
cost to make them move quick. Xow is
the time to buy. Overcoats, men's suits
and pants 25 per cent less than cost.
Boys' suits, men's shirts of all kinds.
All gloves and mittens and underwear,
at cost. Groceries, notions and women a
fl
coats, eapes and Jackets at auction, com
mencing Satarday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
This will give you a chance to get jour
winter clothing and underwear at less
than your merchant can buy it at.
Cosae and aee as, for we mean business
and everything in stock, must go. Look
for the big red sign. Auction every day
next week. '-'-"' -
E-TL'FcK, -Manager,
Eleventh Street, Cblambas, Stebr.
? Li enlisting new patron
i every week but man if more (
can be accommoiiated. ;
Faicy enctrm
Is complete. We handle oa
ly the reliable- kind. If qual
ity and weight is not up to
standard we tell you so. We
give nearly our whole time
to our grocery department. S
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canned Fruit, Sweet Cider, 1
Maple Syrup, Mince Meat,
New Orleans Molasses, Sor
ghum, etc. Try our BfenV 1
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15e. 20e, Sac, 90c Per lb. I
Richelieu Tens and Cofees are I
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of tests.
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Office Telephone A 4.
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For the good things we have
to selL If you come here
you will shoot for tbe good
things yoa get. Yoa get the
goods, we make right prices.
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