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SATURDAY IS
DEMONSTRATION DAY
AT OUR STORE.
" jet received a laize assortment of IX-EE-SEAL Trade Mark
Goaan from the KBHEY MSSUTT ilft. who will send aDemoc
etor to oar store Saturday, to demonstrate the Cleanliness. Goodness,
Ojaaaaaas end Saperior OnaIity-o these goods, and you will have an op
jurtnaily of asaiplxafr sew products.
la aad yoar friends are cordially Invited.
way aot be comfortable 1 Life is too
coos: stove or range when zt costs you
ine oar liae of -JEWEL and -QUICK VFATr Gasoline
Stoves, which are safe, economical, do not" get out ot repair,
produce a hot blae flame and are excellent bakers Pncer
Refrigerators!
hard service, the first coat of the Eefrigerator is rrfrtfng- compared with the
amonat you pay out for ice to keep it running during these fifteen sum
mers. XowT isn't it important that you should purchase one that you
know by oar proof aad demonstration to you is an ice-saver, the circula
tion perfect, the air cold and dry ? The ALASKA and HEBRICK will
do all we riaiTi for them, and more.
you that is sew and untried. We know
ing In oar homes. We know what they are doim? in oth
er homes. Prices from
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bread and more of it than any brand of rionr. See that "Minssapous,
Mixs. is printed on every sack of Minneapolis iiour. Per sack. $1.45.
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give fifteen years or more of
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what thev are do
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Attonay O. H.
ler was is towa
to Darid City.
HouaewiTss wioaiaff to hsra
bread masi ase STAT UP FliOUE.
Try it and be cooTincad.
Attoraey F. K. CvakatBaam si
HaaiBhreT i ia
tn ilir district
Xri. George 9paar aad 'War
"mlulk laawitliiwi naliiaaj tn k taa
H.ai sfi nf n Caaraa
Mrs. Heary
CxoaatBf; was a gwmt of Mr.
L. G. Ziaaeckaca few days
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C. 0Ltaa of
Moane. ia
aad family
the
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while
ooaaty
tastitate.
Mra. F. H.
rerday aftexaooa
ia
Kaalerof Dm
Joaa
Schram of Seattle.
Swift s Pride Soap.
r a lot of
Iees wash-day worry. It cleans and soft
ens without in aay way injuring the
fabric Sold every whara.
Miss Ida Iaab froa aorta of Moa
roe, was the gwast of Miss Loaiae
Daris Satarday oa aer ratara
from the Wealsyaa UaxTcrAty
Liar-pin,
The Nebraska Teacher aars that
Miss Grace Clark, a former CohamaaM
yonna; lady who has beam a raarasr ia
Pierce for asTeral yeara, will take a
special coarse ia tae state aniTeraity
the frrmiag ysar.
A sadden risiaa; of tae Lamp riTtr
aboat seren o'clock Friday sveaiac
caased aaaenaea aloag the baaks to
scatter saddenly. It ia said that ia
leas than a half hoar the water filial
the river to its banks.
Miss Katie Maher of Pkute Ceater
accompanied Miss Elm Vicaers of
Virgiaa City, Mnamaa last week as
far as 'Colambaa oa her way home.
They were the gasstu of Mam Xaama
Kersenbrock while ia the city.
Mrs. A. M. Gray received word met
week of the death of George Tayaar,
well kaown in Colambaa as the esa of
J. S. Tylor. Mr. Taylor died of
mountain fersr ia a hospital ia Mis
soula, Vnarsaa, after oae week's ill-
Jacob Zinaecker, jr., aad son Georae
of Gresaaeid, Ohio, arriTed. here
WedaeadaT for a three weato Timt
with Jacob Timwrkwr aad family.
They together with Mrs. 7isai i ist,
left Satarday for a short That to rehv
tires ia Osceola.
The horaes of Poaschel, mahaori aad
Dowell which have basa aader
qnarantiae for smalrpnx for sareral
order of Dr. Maxtya, eity phyakaaa.
light mru ao aew cases have de
veloped. J. L. Lake of Crsatoa was ia aswa
sereral days., retarraiag has
Mr. Ike was assessor for
towaship aad came dowa te
his books to the proper
He says the work of the
ao small task aad he ia glad he has
compssted his part, which took ia all
farty-eerea days.
Mr. sad Mrs. Wau Vatkaadcaildrsa
left for Oolambas taday where they
will saake their home after an assay
years here ia Scaaylsr, as that ia a
better poiat for aim ia his work as
traveliaar "salssmaa, ewiac to rail-
read farilities
wish them well ia
Scaejier Free Taara
Mr. aad Mrs. & M. Braaar of Caey
eaae, Wyo., were gaasm of Mr. aad
Geo. A. Scott Maaday ea their
l horns from a ssa slays visit so
Hewitt of Shelby.
will
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PcCa rTPlat hosaeepataic
Dra-Martyc, Evaaa, Geer,
Martya Jr omee three doors
Priadhofs atore.
Myrtle Parker of G
isvisitiagher
J. J. Sallxvaa.
Thm Taraer left Xharadsrr for
t atmad the saauter term of
school,
aad F. W. Hrrick are at-
the state ooaveutwa ox
tat
Grace T aerie of Kirkarille,.
Tkarsday on a two weeks
visit to her sister. Mrs. Bw. A. Tallier.
Speice retaraed
home Wedaesday from Creston, Iowa,
where she has beea employed aa a
mOliaer.
Mrs. Babe Xisco of Lodge Pole
af R- T. Iosco yesterday
retara home from a visit
Mrs. Bay Kacoa returned lasr Wed
asaday frem a two weeks outing, har
iag visitea her mother aad other rela
tives in Harwell, Hebrasaa.
The Temperaace Alliaace will sive
a social aezt Tuesday evening at the
of H. Hockeaberger. An iavi-
is ezteaded to the public to at-
Captaia J. S. Kilian who baa been
!erred from the Philippines to
St Loais. is expected to visit Colnm-
e time the latter part
of thismoath.
Clara Heal aad Miss Price, of
: the city between
yesterday, on their way to
Graad Islaad to attend the State Sea
day School eoaveation.
E. C. Halm expects tu be down town
before amny weeks now.' Mr. Halm
baa beea confined to his hoats since
Febraary -29, aad his friends will be
glad to see him at his old place in the
Halat dry goods store.
Case. Mills, of Columbus, came
over last week far a visit with his
brother R. A. Mills. He is a painter
aad paper hanesr of that city and en
joys a good business. He returned
home Monday morning. Osceola Re
card. Mrs. A. S. Hollingshead and three
children have returned to their home
in Gaaado, Texas, after a visit to
relatives here. Mrs.HoUingshead is a
daaghter of Wm. H Mips Ethel
has been Irving withher grand parenrs
the past year attending the city
A week from next Sunday. June
36th, excursion trains will be run
from. Colambaa to Fremont where the
from, all over the state will
aad take up a mission coilec-
tioa for the orphaas home in that
city. A large crowd, will probaniy
go from Coinmbaa.
Keider aad Winkler, saloon keepers
at T larisBT against whom a complaint
a lied for running a slat-machine
ia Tiossrioa of law, appeared before
Justice Curtis last Friday. They
waived eaamiaatioa and were bound.
over so the district court, furnishing
a boaiLof W0 for their appearance.
Rev. Miamftr weat to Lincoln Sat
arday oa business connected withhis
ffbar-H TiwHiilan Delia and OUie
far St. Louis, ReT. Miessler
them in Omaha. The two
yoang latues will remaxn an summer
aad will be joined in Seoteziber by
their parents who will return home
with these.
The frieadVof the family of CoL M.
Whitmoyer will be interested to learn
that iavimtions have been issaed for
the ssarriage of his daaghter, L.
Claire Whitmoyer of Bloomsburg.
to Dr. Joseph J- Reif -
of SfXBntnn. PennsylTaaia-
The wedding will be solemnized oa
Jams 30, at the home of Miss Whit-
meyarB- grandmother, Mrs. TTeldoc,
witt whom she-has made her home.
Ward was received here today that
Mxa J. C Morrisey, of T.inrs.'a, aa
eld tiaw resident of Coluarbes. died
Taaatar eveadac. The Lincoln Jour
nal stated today that she died in St.
Elisabeth's hospital, where she had
beea far several weeks, saff sring with
aease braia troable. The remains will
be broaaht to Colambaa this evening
over the B. & M., bat as yet further
for the funeral are not
Two children of the Morris-
eys are baried ia the Colambss cem-
Itiaaaapt atyiag that we most go
away fium home to learn aboat oar
awa ecaatry. The Scbisnki Teacher
aayer "Itmayaot be-geceraly kaown
mill west af
is located as
JFebraafeBw At the ureaest
atpat is S0O barrels a day.
it is asaca above that, its
fall saaaeiry beaaa; 1,.50 barrel a day.
Maay aar loads are wirped oat each
weak, a large portioa being billed
sanet so Laaasm, Liveraeol aad ether
. JL Haicnt,
John
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stwi TtaadiTT. has elaasd.aer schoaL
aear Hamphrey aad has goaa ta her
hoeseasar Silver Creak.
Arthur Cbaa, srseher of Rer. Caea,
York aad Harvard Epiaaapal ehareaaa.
Geat laer. who was abxmbar eaaler
in Geaoa for assay yeara, was ha Co
lambas Mammy sa-raase to Seattle,
where he aad his aaa will eaaage ia
Mrs. S. A. Araaaley
day frem Sseckville
ia the eoaaty
If ext week she will go ta
ta
iastmet in
DoraBabcock,
Mamie Elliott. Earea
Margaret Xanmaan will
crowd who will
party
at the home of O. J
next
T.tiachamaf
Iowa,
arrived a the citr
of G. T. Everett for
After lea-viae; here M:
aad his family will go a
two weeks.
visit to Europe.
Charles Wake of St. Edward took
his soa Charlie home from the Co
lambas hospital yesaarday. The boy
had undergone aa opsrafina of a
serious aatare bat had recovered
sufficiently to warraat his resaovaL
Mim Elisabeth
Grand Islaad this
m xa
state Saadey
delegate from the
schooL of this city. Rer.
the Rsptist charch will 1
of
part of the
Rudolph aad
bach returned
where they have
school far the deaf.
was the fortunate
trip to St. Loais
scholarship. She will sjo ta St.
in September.
Mrs. Carl Rhode was limtid
to a
delightful sarariae by
lasc week. While aha waa ia
Xor-
folk viaitiag, Mr.
R.
W. Saley to pat a $550
f piano ia their hosnev The
piano is said to he eaeaf ti
peasive ever ordered ia
Arnold Slffeler aad Gattii
lost a awmber of eattle by
last Saaday
were in
were all found lyiae; dead aaa
barb wire feace ia a raw. Mr. Hi
flast foax head which
aaaiastligataiaria ths
Mataal
Omaha.
aVCo-
tae
Will:
tfty
Tan i
ueisBjEie rwst,
Hedwig Seema
ay frem Omaha
Mmi Hadwic
givsa far gaed
Harris aad Effie C
la., teaching
are in
They
week.
people
liae aorth aad
the farms of
Held, hOag, aad others aad
Colfax eoaaty.
Ysasa Smtasr aaa resigned her
masxc store
so take enact teaey. aad will leave
with her mother for
visit to Chicago and other
cities.
C. L. Lead the proprietor of the
Oaiambaa Plsmhaf mill is successfally
eampetias; with Omaha maasfsi rsinm
ia his has, aad the dtizsas hardly
realise the re aerify of this iadastrr.
Apr. 27 tf
Ed Glaak retaraed home Thursday
Culver. Iadataa, where he is a
On
hiswayhoeae ha viaissd ia Chicago
sad Sc Louis, rssaaiaiag oae week in
the lastar place with his regimeat.
Iaimtlaaa are eat for a aTsasington
at the heme of Mrs. 8. C. Gray, at Z
o'clock, Tharaaey, Jaae 16, in honor
of Mrs. Kaahar af Dm Moines, Iowa.
Gray, Geo. Tub am aad Arthur Gray
A birthday narty'was givea to Mim
yesterday afternoon.
the foarteeath aaaiversary
of her birth. Abeat tweaty-five
yeaac uaapie aatheredat the home of
her father, Fred Steager, far the oc-
Colambas last
He informed
on June 9, ef
well kaown to
to Mim Maggie
parties reside in
y took place ia
of domwarir happiness
Good dicestioa makes
Sweet teader, juicy
akiad
a sjeod digestion. Co-
arder their meat
at the "Live aad Let Live Market"
have kind basbaailii aad their hus
baade have aamll meax bills. Kersen
barke Brack aad Phoae ao. tf.
Spxlal tewiwerttwsi.
After yon hare looked all around the
the city, cease m sad see what a saving
you can make by buying of us. Shirt
Waists at 25c, 35c and 50c; finer ones m
pcuaortioa. Summer vests at 10c. worth
20c. Maaia uaderwear, the reliable
kind, made right, ao it is comfortable;
prices all reduced. Hose 12c to 35c, re
duced to 10c and 25c 35c Corsets at
25c; Toe at 50c: SL25 at 51.00. Lot of
SEW Sample Shirt Waist Suits, Sepsv
rate Skirts. Silk Wraps and Cravenette
Casta at Jobber s Prices.
F. H. LAMB Jc CO.
To
as dariag; the
aar soa aad brotner, Thtawin
we wish to express oar
O'l
O'Brien aad family.
MONEY-SEED
Mnaey is tae ased of money.
Seed grows to servant.
in fruitful
Tavestate irst, then plant.
A. dollar in your head will sever
lad it.
It will aonbis ia aboat thirty
Tam ia tree of tea dollars, twen
ty anUara, erfity dollars.
TJyaa waatteplaaf afty dollars
We wS saow yoa a riefa sell aad
Itwattgxvayaaall mete relatuff
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JoaaEasdea waa in
week visiting frisads.
frieads of the marriage
On! ma bus aaaale
Tiiarnla
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We can
ment and price. In every
chase is not entirefrr aati
cheerfally replace the
moner.
We aim to do a LITTLE
we Dromise. This hut He a
nre from modern metteomv bet it
WAY. We carry tne
tne city in
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Do yon know the
and TEA business has
ons proportions? It is plain. We gjre the J
best value for the money. Quality always
the best. t
Flour! Flour! Fbr!i
We have in stock: : ?
Way Up Flour,
Bed Seal Flour,
Jewell Flour,
Manufactured here in Columbus, which 1
has the reputation of mannfacturmgas good t
a flour as any place in the' state. Your or- t
ders will receive prompt attention, and will t
make you mill prices in quantities.
Minnesota Flour.
We have the GOLD MEDAL brand, guar- t
anteed in every way to be as good or better t
than any other brand manu&ctured in Min-
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DRIED FRUITS. I
The many compliments we receive on J
the quality and assortment of our dried
fruits is highly pleasing to us. Our method
of handling and displaying them in glass
front fruit cases insures to our customers
cleanliness and goodness. t
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Our New Spring Goods.
OU3 CLOTHING is made up in the best
of workmanship, latest styles, perfect
fit and lowest living prices We oner
you real bargains. : : We keep everything
that's good in the GENTS' FURNISHING
GOODS line in great variety.
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Tbej are epeciallj made tbr us of the best
material by- the foremost manufacturers of the
country ami -we sell them bo hirher than.
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