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10 UTS
Sat., June 25 to July 4th
A most remarkable offering of se&sona-
ble Wash. Goods cost disregarded price '.'.
cuttopieces. These goods must be cleaned : :
upinlOdsys. These
fast, so come early.
Summer Wash
oc Summer Wash Goods.
10c -' " .
35e " .
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121e
15c
.20c
.30c
Shirt Waist Suits
Wonderful Values
Latest Styles.
$o50 Shirt TVairf Sait.
5.30 w -" .
4.50 -
$5.00
. 4.00
3.50
Extra Values.
. Black Brilllantmes 37c to $1.00
Black Voiles. 75c to 61.00
Black Henreettas.25c to 81.00
BkulkXev Novel
ties $1 to SL25
H U LST'S
CASH
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Columbus,
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BINDING TWINE!
We did not buy it of the TRUST nor do
we belong to the little TRUST in Colum
bus. We make our own prices. We.
have a good stock on hand of excellent
quality selling it at anti-trust prices.
Lawn Mowers That Will Cut
At Cut Prices.
We will sell the following mowers at
reduced prices subject to stock on hand.
Now is the time to get a good mower at
a low price even if you do not use it until
next season:
14 mch Banner, former ,price $3.50, sale JJJO OQ
price - -- "
10 inch Banner, former price S3.75. sale tfJO QA
price - H
15 inch. Banner, former price S4.25. sale tfJQ Afk
price - r
14- Inch Continental, former price $9.30 dj"7 ZQ
sale price
16 Inch Majestlc(hirh wheel.) former price tfJQ QQ
$10. sale price -" U,UV
16 Inch Sterlingtball bearing).fonner price C OQ
$6.50, sale price H - -V
Summer Time is
A time when a beverage with a fiavor to it
that touches the spot and quenches the thirst
Time.
Is needed. Our beverage department Has reen r&iOLKcu
Tvith the choicest beverages not the Hnd that made
Milwaukee famocs hat non-intoscating-. Jast talce a
look at our windows, you'll find
Root Beer, Birch Beer,
. Ginger Ale,
Grape Juice,
Wild Cherry Phosphate.
Jml fact all kMs of hot weather drinks at zero prices.
We are culling our first new June full
cream Oi-jfcwfoB-d C?la3ee; mild and
rich needs no introduction to our cus
tomers who have used it. TheCrawfbrd
cheese has no equal in Columbus or any-
in iiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiii
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Special sale of I
Summer Wasff i
prices wffl move them
The best Values ever
offered tor the
Money.
SL25 Shirt Waist at 5?c
1.50 Shirt Waist at. $1.23
1.75 Shirt Waist at. $19
235 Shirt Waist at. $1.79
2.50 Shirt Waist at. $1-99
3.50 Shirt Waist at. $29
Summer Wash
Skirts.
$135 Summer Wah Skirts 99c
1.50 $139
2i)0 "v4 1.69
3.00 p " 2.59
Darin- these 10 days we Trill
offer exceptional bargainf in all
departments JULY 1 OXLT.
24 doz. 4 and-5 qt. pudding ami
dcirv pan, regular 121e to 15c
pans. 2 tcu5tomert jeadi 5c
25c claTr hammerZ each 10c
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4oie price.
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PreCSOutcwter
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dracx
hftwwk.
JCarr FaixekDd:
Sckmrler iMt vtak
Fresh batter mUk
Crea ryip y.
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Wbl Diettick,
rcoa Hecontor.
Hazel From tv
Tkmradsjto Tist
3trs. D. H.
vas a Golaatbaa Ti
3Iia XaxT Cox
City Mcaday to tm
Cherrie 75 eea
them yuerself. M
Kcthleitner ham a
to Yi
J. Y
led ware eqaal to
and cheaper-
v--rr aad Xrtkf
friend is Plae
home Saaday.
ifr. aad Mrs. R-
last week with
psighborhoori.
Prof. Kera wac at
day aad u taia
teaching ia Ike iaeCitasa.
3Gs Malel fTawiltm of
iiapids vac ia tows Friday
em ker
way to Darid City.
3Crs. Grace Laatkia who is tae
of her sister, Mra. JL A. Vallier,
an Omaha Tisitor last weak.
Biaeta "Lafiia, aoa oS Leaa Laflia, ia
nsraag: a hrokeaarai froat wkkk ke
is EtLfferinjf as a reamlt of a fall wkile
playing.
Mrs. F. W. Farraad west to Friat
rose Monday to -risit ker aoa Will,
who is easaced ia
store.
P. Christeateaeea, a tailor.
broszht before Jadie Cartii this
afteraooa aad naea fS aad
disonletly condact.
for
Ber. and Mil Eearr
rcmed home Friday to Beaver Cres
siag after risitinz rekUirea kere aad
uSl Edward.
Vw Mary Early aad soa Joka
left Monday for St Loais wkere tkey
will visit Mrs. Early's rtaatHtw, Mr.
BardwelL They expect to ke
aboat two months
;i-it Vn ValVav amtartminaA fria
Fridav afteraoca at a oae o'clock
-
iencheon ia hoaor of ber
Misses Pactena Kido? aad
gniA, both of Sioax City.
frefhmeats were serred ia f oar
I nno. .vw .
Tkere-
V Haisht writes to frieads
Wenaxchee, Wash., where ke aad Mrs.
jKaight are Tisztinc the faauly of
Charles Morse, that they are enjoyiae;
their trip. They f oand the Colambms
people in Weaatchee all welL
Willard F. Bailey, who ia knowa to
a number of Colsrahas people as tke
gentleman who started tke Ideals
magazine ia Albion a few years aco,
was married in Fnllertoa last Wed-
nesiay to Miss Isabella CorrioelL
Next Monday is the Foartk af Jaly
rfgr numy people are plaaaiag to
epead the day away frosa Colambms,
as tnere will be ao celebratioa ia oar
city. Schnyler, Crestoa aad otaer aaar
towns will bare a wrnnher of visitors
from here.
Mrs. A.L Sayaer eatertaiaed aboat
tweaty-five yonag people at a kay
rack party last ereaia ia hoaor of
Mi5 Fay Eriaiacer of Graad Ldaad.
After a delishtfnl ride aroaad the
town the gaests were served to refreaa
meats at tke Sayder hosae.
Fay Biniager of Graad Ialaad is
the gaeet of Colnatkaa frieads Oa
Satarday Miss Gweadolia Garlow ea
tertaiaed aboat tweaty-STe frieads ia
aonor of Miss Briaiaayr. Tke
of leaves from foliace was the
ment of the afteraooa.
J. A. Doaglass aad dsaahter Siapa
retarned home Wedaeaday from Bay
mondsville, Sew York, wkere tkey
were called oy tae aaaia ot ai.
Donslass fatker, who passed away
the 16th at tne advaaeed age cf
BeTenty-three years.
A ticket ob mkiseste rime
with crerj glass mt sia water
at Poesck's.
Mr. and Mrs. Eenkam, jsuaats af
W. H. Beahua, arrived last week
from Iaj: Beack. Califoraia. wkere
they had passed tke winter. Tkey
will visit ia Cedar Bapide kat kave
not yet decided wkere tkey will
their fatare
Mrs. C. W. Jeaa aad caildrea
Colamhas visitors
Esie Laers who
retarced to Colambas
Mr. aad Mrs. Joka
Colambas Saaaay to
Mr. aad
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witk Jaace Post.
Dr. Arch Valier af Kirfcsrilhr,
Mo., ia Tisitiae; kis arataer, Dr.R. A.
Valliar of this dry.
Alkert Scett left Maaday for a visit
to St. Loais where ke will take ia tke
World's Fair axghta.
Jaka Canoll af Chicafo was 'tke
Jacob Tiaanin left yesterday for
kisaosaa iaOkiaafsar.
visit to kis pareats here.
si Johar
xa
of towa was qaaraa-
for saaaUpax.
K. Cokta, the park gardeaer for tke
Uaioa Paeiae ketweea Graadlalaaa
aad Qua ha, was ia towa Satarday.
Tke fiae aew resideace of Albert
Ktsx. jast aortk of J. H. Galley's
koaae, is alaaast ready for occapaacy.
Mrs. Wells aad daaahter of Sckayler
tke gaescs cf lira. Will Bagel
iy oa tkeir retnra hosae froat
Sorfaik.
"MrsTCkarlea YaaAlstiae of Soatk
Oftiaka is tkegaest of Mr. aad Mrs.
W. H. YaaAIstxae oa her retara
a visit to Dearer.
W. W. Bahyor, aow of Norfolk, who
was foraaally tke geatlesaaaly clerk ia
tika Siewoaaer store, visited witk
frieads ia Colaaibai Sunday.
Mrs. J. H. Eersenhrock was asahle
to walk several days oa accoaat of
kariac stepped oa aaaiL batakeis
aowaroaad tne house aaaia.
Dr. aad Mrs. Coadoa, Dr. aad Mrs.
Gadkois aad Miss Mary OttisaUof
Hampkrey were gaests of Dr. ard
Mrs. Paal aad Miss Elizabeth Sheehea
oxer S
The Gerama reading circle, which
has met every two weeks the past year
for the parpose of stodyias; German,
am joyed a picnic oa Shell Creek at the
TWIimsns farm, Monday afternoon.
Mrs. F. W. Herrick left yesterday
for a trip to Xew York. She is called
by tke illaeas of both her amther
sister, both of whom are coasid-
eredtobaia-qaise aserioas coadition.
Mr. aad Mrs." W. H. VaaAlstine,
Mr. aad Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Charles
TaaAIstiae and Miss Jalia Fax com
posed a party who enjoyed Sunday
at the koaae of Henry Honser across
tkerirer.
Mrs. Sick Gentleman, ber daughter
Katie aad Miss Iavnra Pogh
ia the city Saturday. Miss
Geatkmaa was oa her way to Fre
moat to attead the Sormal and Mias
Pagh was goiag to Beatrice.
Fred F. Meedel, soa of F. MeedeL
liviag Ifteea miles west cf Colum
bas, died Saaday moraiag after an
illness of six months from inflamma
tory rkeumaxism. He had passed kis
fifteeatk year aad was a yoaag maa
beloved by his asancintos Fuaeral
services were held yesterday afteraooa
at tke acme, Bev. Miessler
tke aarvices, after which the re
were buried ia the Grettle cemetery.
The- Casein delivery horse took a
aotioa to ram Moaday morning, and
oa west Foarteeath street collided
witk a bagzy of Chris. Thott. Both
rigs were smahed to riinlliag wood
Mr. Tkott was kraiaed ap pretty
'. Schram is the driver
for the Cassia delivery. The wagon
had a good amoaat of meat ia it
wkick was scattered prcraiscaoasly
aloag tke highway.
Frieads kere of Mr. and Mrs. BaJpk
Ooolidge of Lead, Soatk Dakota, have
beea isfiirawnl that a aiae poaad
raaghtrr arrived at their horns last
Satarday. With the arrival of taia
abe there are aow five geaera-
of the Coolidge familv Irriaz.
flat-great-graadmotker ia Sioax
City, Mr. aad Mrs. Heary Coolidge
of tkia city are tke great-gi amTfrnari
ami Joseph Coolidge of Omaha the
tiacof tke local
L, Urn fellowias;
daly iaasalled
; J. C Eehola, S. W.;
J. W.; BLA. Clark,
; J. B. Meacker, Sec , G. A.
Scott, S.D.:J. H. Jokaamm, J.D.;
J. K. Berth acted as
lodes. A F. & A ML. Am fallowing kiIej"
m iii Bsa j.t. - . itimv aoacrary
TkBiasaj. ar at - y r. VMwii S5 ar. -
W. J. insirr J W. r i A. Clark. '
aiaa. - tim - r w ar ,. rz. a Saaday.
Walker araax to x- - tap J- - -
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Dra.Martya,Evaaar Geer, TTiaai n 4
MartyaJr- osace tktee doors aertkef
FriedaoTs stem.
Mike Aats fin T jaaterday tke
Jaliaa KakridrlW acre farat-ia Batler
ooaaryfbrfSttQ.
HoBsealiea wiahsac; to kare gead
bread mart, aee WAX UP FLOUK.
Try it aad be coaviaced.
J. H. Galley was ia Spaldia loek
iacafnr kis fcaafanw iatcrerts, re-
rho
witk the
T.A.
af St Edward
Swiffs Pride Soap lengthens the life
of year dotheaf It keeps them fresh
aad dean. Order some far Moaday's
Tke foartk t Jlr wffl be celehras
ed at Saereaa Grave. A. big daace
platform witk good maeic. Admis
siaafree. . jaae 2 It
Mia Nellie Braaer. iastractor ia
nhcwtaaad ia tke katfaMS eeDege,
left yesterday for T.iamla. and will
later ga to ker koaae ia Bertraad.
Jack Farm ii, saperiateadeat af
sckaels at Tekamah. visited kia farmer
school cbam Eraest Gerrard, last Saa
day. Jack is tke soa of Jadge Baraes.
W. K. Lay aad family are ia the
dry today, the gaesti of X. X. Steven -soa
aad family. Mr. Lay will go to
slorfolk where he may decide to re-
Slaa Boaam of Bisiag City,
of the Colamkas teachers, was ia
the city yesterday oa her way to
Dsaver aad otaer Colorado cities
waeis ske expects to remain anti
aboat Aagast-a.
Mrs. Jaliaa Oiseea of Omaha ar
rxred last Taaxdsday to visit her
pareaaa, Mr. aad Mrs. M. D. Earr,
aatil after the- Foarth. Mr. Olsaea is
expected here Satarday aad will retara
home with Mrs. Oiseea.
Chas. Dackreturaed home yesterday
from, a two months trip to eastern,
states. ?; Dack remaiaed with
friends for a longer visit. They
TisitedSt. Louis. Washington, Bos
ton aad many other places of interest.
The Parry farm eignt aules west of
Platte Ceater was sold at the court
bouse as referee's sale last Satarday.
Jacob Gieisea was the hignest bidder,
payiag 51-115 an acre" for it David
Tkomas aad H. Elliott were ref ereee.
Earnest Gerrard is home from Sew
York for a two moaths vacaxion.
Eraest is eagaged ia literary wort,
aad. has receatly written a play which
is now in tne hands of publishers, and
which he will protect with a copy
right. Editor E. A. Gerrard of Monroe was
in town Saturday on his way to In
diaaopolis where he will attend the
r.tfnTrl prohibitionist convention as
a delegate frcrxSebrafika. From there
be will so to Ss. Louis aad attend the
democratis coavention bet not as a
delegate.
p. j, Johssoa y"'1 azent for the
TTfgu Presbyterian college, was
ia the citrMoadar to call on Bev.
Halsey. Mr. Joaasoa reports the col
lege ia remarkably prosperoas condi
tioa. Throagh his elf orts tbe school
has recently reeeived. aa endowment
of $36,000.
A. H. -Hagedora, the aiit operator
ia the Uaioa Pacific depot, was mar
ried last Wednesday to Miss Crocker of
El Beno, Oklahoina. The couple will
Tistt in Caaoa City and other places
ia the west before returains to Cc
ramkaa aboat Jaly 13. They will
reside oa Feaxteeath street, acrosa the
street from tke Latkcma church.
CoL Joka G Maker was ia Colum
oas Tharsday em basiaea. CoL Mahpr
is still the Moses of the Parker horts
ia Nebraska. The Parker club will
go to the St. Louis convention ia a
pecial traia. leaving Omaha Jaly 4th.
fVJniJ Jaau G. says that it's a cinch
Parker will be nominated oa the
second ballot, aad there i no room
forargemeat.
Heary Carwteasen. tbe Lindsay
asaa who has filed complaints asaiat
Lindsay salooae, for maintaining
aad operariag slot
toJaw, was arrested yester-
oay oa a charge of dutarbing the
by eaeoaraging a dog agnt on
Tae eomplaiaiag
Kdwarda. draggat, and
of the telephone exchange,
CL A- Gerrard af Lxadaay.
of Jeaa Skatt ia the west
part af towa was qaar nawii -tnis
for' scarlet fever, several
af aha family kaTing the di
et George 7.
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ClevrTaad
faUy
bedy. Tke
at told the
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mft
faB,
Ids iamiry
toi
C H Oabargsaraprietnr
Laclede farm aaar Strsatabam
af the
acted bmdaaatia this city W(
aad wafle kere was tke gaeataf Wi
aad faauly.
The resralar weekly- arayer
serrlee will be held ia the Preaby
teriaa caarch Tharsday evesdag. The
first af tke aew series nf Insanaa of
the qaarter wilT be stadied aad a
good atteadaace- is desired by the
The repablicaa phwform.
by Heary Cabot Lodge, is perhaps taa
aaast scholarly arsdacrioa af its kdad
ever written. It ia aat oaly scaolariy;
it is dear aad -easibte. aad mrill ap
peal to ths good sease of Amerieaa
voters.
The twelfth
af
the State Volaateer
's as-
sociatioa will be held
August 2 to 4. iaelssive.
at Sorfolk,
Frizes to tke
amount of $2300 are offered, aad the
program for each of the f oar days is
elaborate enough to salt the tastes of
alL Chief Gcttschask of the Columbus
department says that Colambas. will
be represented, and that sense of the
moneys are as good as won for this
dry. The Colamkas departmeat al
ready has its quarters decorated witk
soaveairs cartsresl at the state tourna
ments and here's wishing the boys
good luck ia ma ring any addition
they may deem desirable.
Pias BoeffeL one of the old settlers
of Platte county, died last aigat ia
St. Mary's hopsitaL On Jaae 17,
Boeffel fell from a scaffold aad was
injured internally. From tae effects
of the injury redeved at that time
he died last night. The deceased was
a native of Austria where he was bora
February 12, 1S33. He caste direct
from tkere to Platte county tweaty
seven years ago, locating oa his farm
five miles north-west of town, which
he took as a homestead. He leaves a
wife and five children. All the chil
dren have reached the ae of mararity.
They axe Joseph, Pius, Mrs. Chas.
Solt, Theresia and John. Fuaeral
services will be held in the Catholic
church Tharsday morning at 10:00 aad
interment masta. in the Catholic
cemetery. c
Screen door paict. all colors, at Eoth
litner's hardware store. tl
Money
Jloney can unquestionably
earn
Bat something must be bought.
Otherwise, it will be idle.
Idle money, lite idle mee, is use
less. What shall you buy?
"MTnfrcg stoci?
Oil stock? - v
Eailxay stock2
Stock of a Manufacturing plant2
Let us sbow yoa something bet
ter. And safer because practically
- backed by Uncle Sam.
Our prospectus is free.
Start S-"0 or more to earning
money.
Cslaato-SKiriiits Gssaasf
THE BOURSE
PHILjLDIXFEIA. - .
Jid tou know there was a
FIESrCLASS Tailor Shop
over th Commercial Bank? -
SETTS A SPECIALTY.
A bi line of samples.
Prices richt. Every thing
right.
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trimmings. Aaoldre-
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Jewell Flour,
Mannfactured here in Columboa, which
has the reputation of nianulactuiingas good
a flour as anyplace in the state. Your or
ders wm receive prompt attenti and wiB
mue you mm prices in quannaes.
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We have the GOl
anteed in every way to
than any other brand
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