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W- f " t K k ! ! i sslslslslslssisiw . -v--. jBMBBiBK' GRAYS .TOJJ' SRIiHiU. asiucc. .trice -rii-j. iiurli rade spsn clas-ounce made of mries. accordian pleats, stvlisn S"imirrCt. Price SL5). Rurh rrad sateen fall lecctb zcrsl skirts- veith dust ru:l:e. riounce made of ruiSes. ba a very larce swp. Pnc ??,'?, itay other styles S2..7). S3.C0. ?U). S4.C0. 545 . Cccie m and let us shcx yon ihe best tmncyou ever sar in the line of 4inurs&rts. THANKSGIVING LEftDERS-EVERY ONE. Nut for Thanksgiving. Finest St. Bernard Ecikrb W,unat?. Almonds. Brazils. Fi)trt. Pecans the unoiccst parcel from the ner crop arrivals. 15 to ztu- lb. Oriole Cracked Peoans. Someihinn" the well inform bcstess is pleased to br ab to provide for he- quests. In one lb. packages, per pacsace "c. Cape Cod Cranberries. Fall sized berries, bn'it colored, crisp and tar; wiJ. ue more app-tnnn.r tfcan ever with taee. Monarch Mincemeat. If it wasn't fo l.nrommonly 2od. yon -xroudn't hear n many pt3ple saj . -It s r tter than home-mndc" Per package "l. fiew Crop Dates. Will arrtv nst tn time for the Thonksivmc trade. Pt?r package l-.v. Finest Smurna Figs. The dnrt tzs for eating any on can nr.d. They have the fu i tiavor of fruir tbrKUchiv ripened oa the tree. Wholesome and nutritious. Per In 2h California Figs. Put up in one pound paokanes. per package c Thanksgiving Currants. The "r fvice de.mt-d once in Greece, aad acam hi ifaiscoun trv Per paekaze IJc. Oriole Seeded Raisins. iloist. brurht. ify.fr-;h stock is seeded every day. so mat tbey are m prme ronuition when they reaca you. Xo brand is more popular than tne "riuie. Per package I2l .e. Monarch Plum Pudding Bach ana fruity 31ide after onr own private recipe that nev-r disappoints. The tru. oid fashioned, aromatic, zestfui pium pnddmir Price ic Red Jacket Cider Nothing oirt the pure apple juice but there's as murh diner enc1 in rider as there is in champagne. The way Rni Jacket cr in popu-ari-y is proof that it has a quality that distin-snisu-- it f-um the common kinds. Per rallou :!s)c. Cheese for Thanksgivins Cra'-foru cher-- ) fa- frra Zk ordinary irrade that it c:m be twjeii a iioiiday ip.-ia.; . And remember tbat nothmc is harder to-obta.n tnan au che-se. The Choicest Of Layer rLiisins. MaJajii Grap1-. Oranires. C-l-rv. apd fancy apnit . 3Ali depart -.frees wnil rloe at neon Thanksmvimr . tisec s.au-tite- 'Lray r.nd oot for the Hich school Foot JBa team. Fall Announ TJR New Stock of FALL and WINTER l D?,Y GOODS, HATS, CAPS, BOOTS. w SHOES, CLOTHING and CLOAKS has just arrived. "We are now showing one of the most complete stocks in Columbus, When you come in don't fail to get our styles and prices. mi 3-- n '" -7 X "t -2C J -I : iTVvK SP7- Men's and Boys' Clothing CHIS department is nUed with new and desirable goods, and our prices are low er than ever on good materials well made. An immense line of Clothing to se lect from. Special Prices This Week i on Our Boys' School Suits -Ag-en-ts for Standard Par terns Price ."10C-15C Call and J, H. GALLEY ; . ESTAEUSHEO 15721 505 Eleventh St. CO LU M BUS IHIHVHMKftl j 1 3 S The Sorosis Ondsrsklrt is "by- far the neatest, cleanest, and best made Cnd-rskin The tailored erect, so noticeable jn a sorest cnerskirl. is -ne of the strncet points. Easts. s-am is strapped both under and 'ver. niain iz double strcir and n-at ic ap Pr.raru'e. Ali ram are hemmed or bound and ;r .- ibem a inish that : dust prooL THE TTLE. HANG AXT FIT OF AN" r"- DHBiiEXBT makes - n;ar ii beauty. Tae a-.irr of Sorosis never has that to -xorry over. for -Lit siurt is as perfec'iv cnt as ilnisnc. 3I.uie periceS ari-n a 1 TVldt tr.y. -ounce, rufied seams. sw--p iibour 130 incbet. -i-Qnderfui vaine for SUM. An excellent sar-en. verv dressy underskirt. riour.- made of mlii-s ail joined tvith ruried Eoast turkey cement "oTZl - s I i 5 Get a -Fashion Plate ""X jKioA. --v,. "S Tiaxsday's Sally JemraaL. SoIIa -ihH is in town today. Airm JL PooL violinist. Thcue 65. F L. Asche i:- Tisitong today with bis w-ie in Lincoln. The latest creations in hats at the Eoyal Millmery. Charlie Becher has employment in tie Zinuecker barber shop. J. Hippie returned Sunday from a i f- 52 T ?c an P?nnn fr .-. lw w ,. .w, Mrs. Marc Perkins returned yester - day frcm a visit to friends at Genoa. J GOL.uDl.5x acr, made by the Co- b ihT?g BOLLEB mills has no eqaal iur staying qualities. FOR T, TrF Good platform spnnc xairon -xith canopy top. top almost new. Inquire at Joomai onxce. Attorney S. F. "iliiaiaa of St. Ed arard is in the ciry today on his way to attend cost: at 3adiscs. 1 .Hiss Fay Pnssle- of Gtiaoa came t down today and will be the jmest for a week at the home of ilars Perkins. 1 The ladies cf the Presbyterian chnrch cleared f ICQ Tuesday evening from their supper in the armory nalL lira. Jce. Schumaker of Platte Cen- zer is visirms her parents 3Ir. and Mrs. Jos. nenggeler north east of town. For Sale Cheap. Gccd chest of car penter toots. Jnst the thinr for farmers. Ini? nirv of B. D. Ingram. Brunswick Bil liard HalL w3t LOST Last Saturday, sold locket and chate!ain with "Eva" ensraved on back of locker. Finder please leave at this office, and receive a reward. R 3 ilorehead cf Albion was in the ciry yesterday and reports that a usuai. nis county did the nzht thing and elected all the republican candi dates. Ena-t Dusseli went to Aibioc to day where he has the contract for put tine m a heating plant in a bans: building. Fred Curtis and Frank Wollan are doins the plumning work. Mi Xeilie Lynch is unable to teach today on account of illness, and Miss Fannie Geer is taking her place m the school room. Miss Rossa Wigrins has charge of the public library for rh day m place of Miss Geer. Ca at McAllister's studio and se our sampies. We have somethms line m enlarged portrait work in sepia, water coior and pastels. We guarantee our wo-e and inve you a line portrait at reasonable prices. Up stairs. Olive street. tf Fur ccats robes and blankets in large varieties at prices that can suit every body. iSj harness and collars are hard to beat in quality and price. Why not g"t the best - You always will get the best at F. ELRusche's, on 11th street, Columbus. cw. J 27. Hearer returned last evening from Lincoln wbere he spends about tnree iays cf each week. Mr Heater is having erected two residences in Lincoln for renting purposes, and sp-n - niuen or ins time locrmg arter hi5 z ?erty. "ft . T ALen left tcrav for St. Louis where ho will attend ths Exposition about two weeks, and from there he will za to Peru, Indiana, to remain curing the winter months with his iansfater. ilr. Millar. He espeets to return to Columbus next spring. Fcrmer euitor Hastings, who con solidated the 2fews and Journal of Fullerton, was in town yesterday on his rsturn to Washington. He had been uv to Fullerton to vote, which ne stii. considers ins home. Mr. Has tings is employed in the sovernment "intmg cmce. ' Mr and Mrs G D. Hardv or Surrey, N.rtli Dakota are visiting the family of C C. Har ly arriving here Monday .ast. Mrs. Srisack of crth Bend. Washington was also a guest cf the j Hardy family, leaving on Tuesday for her home m the west. The two gentle men and Mrs. Brisack are orcthers and . sister ' SURPRISE. A ccut fifteen old time hvy friends cf Mrs. Gluck planned to j supnse her at her heme this afternoon ., in celebration cf her birthday anniver sary Xearl every year these same ladies cather at her home and do honor to the occasion. Today the party met at tne homa cf Mrs. W. T. Rickly and from there went to the home of Mrs. Giuclt about tnree o'clock. GAS PLANT Excavation was be gun yesterday for the building of the gas plant, wfeich will be erectad just east of the Schroeder milL The trans fer cf the lot has not yet been made, but the company has an option on the lets and wili no doubt make the pur chase scon, as the buildinz is to be erected witnm three weeks. Freder ick Miller, the superintendent cf ccn srrnction, is in the crry. Dan Emy went to Lincoln yesterdav where ne will engage in trap shoot ing Game Warden Carter, the possessor of the Denver rropny cup, was to defend :t this afternoon on the Lincoln gun club grounds. Dan Bray is one of the best shot 3 in tne wes cr -.' he has challenged Carter to wrest the cup ami wui enaeavor 1-,? from him. home from. '. Mr. Bray will return incoln this evening. Mrs. J. B. Williams has been enter 'ainlng a number of Incies frcm Sil - t r?fS this week, ar her nomc in the north west part of the city. The party arrived in Colsmncs Tuesday. They were entertained by Mrs. A. Eemtz Tuesday evening and by Mrs. C. J. Garlow Wednesday afternoon, who had invited a few Cqiambus peo ple to meer the visitors, and to enjoy a short musical program. Th: k here from Silver Creek were: Mrs. Clarfecn, Mrs. Fowslee, Miss Dollie Powslee, Miss Viola Dosy, Mrs. Dor ance " Mrs. Frank Coltcn. Edmund Vance Cooke of Cleveland gave the 5rst number in high school lecture course last evening in the North opera house. There was a large audience present, the adrance sales of season tickets being better than in previous year?. The enjoyment cf tfrg eveninz was greatly marred by the cold ' cendisica of the. brrilding, everrbodv beinz eomnelled -to wear thp?- vtraph in" order to keep comfor table. Mr.' Cccks. gave as excellemt entertainment, 'reciting entirely from his own poems. :In all his selections, , humorous, sentimental, pathetic and all were characteristic of the people t he wished to represess. I'l Friers IWiir Dr. Paul, dentist. Parker and Boose velt caps at Galley's. Dr. Vallier is on a trip to Missouri. Prof. Sike. teacher music. Barber blag. Dr. M. T. Mi'Vuhffli, dentist, overj I postoSce. tf E. B. Dan ham was in Lincoln this weex going down to register his rote. Mrs. Lyford of Falls City and Mrs. Fiie- Qf Cairo guests of Mrs. Dr. 1 paa T . , , . . John Deegan and daughter Mi5s mne are visiting friends in Ham- jg t Do not fail to see onr S-foot galTan- ized steel mill for $32.00. A. DnaBell Son. tf The pesteffices of Boheet and Shell Creek will be diacontinued after De cember 1. I Xisb Vera Stevenson is employed in the office of C. J. Garlow as sten ographer and typewriter. 1 cse.c locusuu ui ucBiti: rim. u.i.aCi. c..q..c.tf... s j i. m ... - j visiting this weeit with her ccn3ins j Jfisses Vi unr? Vera Stevenson. Jog Bacaer arrired hen is & ter. ( noon from San Bernardino, California on a business and pleasure trip. I Miss Clara Crason of Glenwood I Springs Colorado arrived today on a I visit to her mother, Mrs. RusselL E. J. Niewohner is visiting tewns 1 along the U. P. road to Spalding, in specting the watches of employees. Miss Ethel iforval of Seward who ! has been visiting tbe Misses Post the 1 past week, left yesterday for her home. Harlev Dusseli is down town today for the Srst time since Tuesday. He is suSering a severe attack of rheuma tism. A social for the United Erethern church at Fred Curtis' residence, Thursdav night. Nov. 17. Oysters, pie and coffee will body invited. be served. Every- It w ltd. 1 Mrs. A. E. Tomson has returned from Palmer where she visited a few days with the Tomson comedy com pany The company expects to show in Coiumbus Thanksgiving week. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Herrtck enter tained about fifty of their friends last evening at six hand euchre. Miss Myrile Farker and George Scott were the winners of the prizes for ladies ' and gentlemen. Refreshments were I servea. ' A number cf neighbors cf Mrs. i Gluck cave her a surprise yesterday afternoon bringing refreshments with j , them and enjoying the day in pleasant ' ' conversation. In a peanut guessing, . Mrs. Gluck won the prize for guess- , J ing the nearest tc the number of nuta j in a dish. ' j Frank Clother ha sold out his 1 salcon business in Ulysses and moved , his family to Columbus the nrst of this wek- He will reside in a resi dence G. X Phillips kwet cf Co lumbus. Mr. Clother was formerly a 1 resident cf Platte Center, and is a sen I cf Supervisor Clother. i Mrs. .7 -E. Jefferies and babv of j Pueblo, Colorado, visited with the family of E. .7. Xiewohner this week, leaving for her home today. Mrs. Jefferies will be rememberea here as Miss Julia VanSchoik", whese farher . was at one time a druggist on Olive street, in the same store with Mr. Niewohner. Read the sale ad. of Wm. Ernst & Sons' and Ernst Bros'. Registered i Hereford and Shorthorn cattle in this paper. The sale will be held in David 1 City Dec. 2, and will be a magnificent offering. A grand opportunity to se cure foundation tock. Send to Wm. 1 Ernst & Son. Graf, Nebr , for cata- I Iogue. and attend the sale. I Walter Henry is in town tcdav from Eelwood. Walter was in Lincoln Sunday and says he met A. M. Jennings 1 formerly of Coiumbus. later of Fitz gerald Ga., who is now visiting hi sens in Nebraska. George Jennings is 1 engaged in the railroad shop in East ings and Roy has a run out from Lin coln on the E &M. Mr. Jennings ex pects to move to Missouri or some cue of the middle stazes. NEW TELEPHONE LINE. A new ' line has been added to the Independ ent telephone system, this one being connected with the south line, start ing between the rivers and extending west to the Duncan neighborhood. Not many phones have been connected yet but workmen are busy today and will soon have many of the farmers in position to talk with the many patrons of the Independent company. DEBATE. Some cf tne members of the High school are organizing s de bating society for zhe purpose of pre paring for a debate with Schuyler to J be held sometime in February, prob l aly A challenge was received from 1 Schuyler some time ago and has been accented The first meeting of this society will be held next Monday I afteruGcu after school and there will 1 ' be a meeting every two weeks after this. Schuvler has a similar societv. STAB P.OUTE. Star route, which accemmodates farmers north and east of Columbus, wili be discontinued December 1 A. L Davies is the carrier, and has not vet decided what occupation ha will pursue. The Star route patrons will be absorbed by the Richland rente, No. 1 of Columbus and No. 1 of Creston. This change will leave some of the patrons of star route a distance of two miles from their mail boxes. The Richland and (Jres- ton routes will be new lines started December I. This will leave Colum bus with one less rural route, Beards ley, Benson, Beed and Hall carrying the mail en the other lines. POTATO OBOP. B. T. Lisco -is known around Columbus as a success ful farmer, especially im the raisins cf potatoes. This year he has orer 1,100 bushels of Irish potatoes, of the Early Ohio variety, and thy are of the best quality- Mr. Lisco always creates a demand for his crop and this year all of his potatoes were ordered before they were taken from the ground. Is took abost one week to pick the potatoes, with three boys in the field and one sta kasling. The price of the potatoes is pretty low this year, not 1100 bacheis fnr five acres of gromad would bring a good income front land eren at a lowprice. Hatty Dr. Vallier, Osteopath. Barber block. L ITiss Hulda flath is in Genoa visit ing relatives. F. H. Abbott returned last evecins from the western pars of the state, j The latest in hata at the Eoyal ilil Imery, Sneat quality and prices lowest. Gee a Joarnal wall chare yourself and tell your friends how to get it. Drs. Uartyn. Evans, Evans ir Hartyn. Jr amce tnree doors north, of Fned hors store. TEE JOURNAL FKEE WALL XAfS WILL NOT LAST L0'G YOU WILL EAVE TO HURKY. Mrs. Paul Erause and two youngest children came down from Albion to- dav to visit until Tuesday with iliss Berthti Krause. Hisses Eazel and vr?d Winterboth am of David City, returned yesterday to jtheir home. Mrs. Winterbotham is still in the oi;y. 3Ir. and Mrs. Louis Phillips of Genoa, who arc well know to Colum bus people, are parents of a young babe born last Mcnday. To give advice about teeth is part of our business. If you need such do not hesitate, we give it gladly and free. Dr. Naumann. dentist. tf Dr. Walker and E. A. Brcdboli of Lindsay were in town last evening on their way from Lincoln to their home in the north part of the county. Mrs. D. J. Sheehen cf Rongis, Wyoming was the guest today of Miss Elizabeth Sheehen. Mrs. Sheehen is on her return home from a visit to Norfolk. Mrs. P. B. Darringtcn returned from Lincoln last evening whers she went to get her mother. Mrs. Good rich who has been confined to a hos pital several weeks. For the latest and best in art photo graphy call at McAllister's stndio. W do the latest in sepia and piatinnm effects. We have the aristocrat and all the new designs in mouldings. Up stairs Olive street. tf , Friends of Dr and Mrs. Geer nave received word from them cf their safe arrival in their future home at Los Angeles. California. They have pur chased a cottage there and are prepar ing to enjoy life. Mrs. Ruby Erowne came up from Lincoln to attend the linen snower given by the Misses Kramer for Miss Myrtle Parker, returning home this morning. Sh-1 was accompanied bv Miss Gleone Moore. 1 The following comes from the Genca Leader " Wm. Ames and son Frank ' drove to Columbus Sunday where , Frank has entfreii the business college. The Columbus college is building up a splendid reputation. The firr meeting of the young peo ples card rlnb was held ar the home cf Miss Anna Gietzen last night with a full attendance. The prizes, a silver a.-h try and a silver speen were wen by Mr. Lloyd Swain and Miss Myrtle Parker. FOOT BALL Columbus and Sew ard high school foot tali teams wili play in Columbus Thanksgiving day. ihis will be a good game, Seward be ing classed seccn J in the state among the high school teams, Lincoln stand ing first in th- line. Rev. E. C. Giwits, representing the Child's Saving Institution of Omaha was in town yesterday and called on Rev. Munro and other friends- Mr. Giwits was pastor of the Methcdist church of Seward at the time Mr. Munro represented the Congregational. A few of the particular friends of Mrs. J. J Sullivan, met at her home yesterday afternoon and tied a couple o comforters fcr her sister, Miss Par ker, this was followed by a silver shower when Miss Parker was present ed with a half dozen solid silver forks and three handsome table pcons. Miss Alice Morressey of Lincoln, came up last evening and is the guest of Mrs. F. T. Walker. She will go to Humphrey this evening to visit friends. Miss Morressey is a sister of J. Mor ressey formerly cf this city, and owns a half mreres: in a srere Eleventh street. She has It retcmec from Seattle. building en jest recent- Roeea IT. Wizin, Jonn L. Wiggins and Balph Wiggins have filed a snit in district court against the Bankers' Lue Association of Des Moines to collect the face ol a. $2ZCQ insurance policy issced by the defendant on the life of John Wiggins, father cf the plaintiffs, who died Ia?t Septem ber. The petition alleges that all con ditions of the -o Vv were fcilj com plied with bv th- icsnred and that the defendant refuses to settle. W. Hardr of Leiih, father of C. C. Hardy was in to-rrn lat night on his way home from Lincoln, leaving for Leigh this mominc Air Hardy -K-pnt down to see his son try in a shooting contest, which was to have taken place TTOKTOFI esterday. Captain iiardy has been challenged by Lerov lake South Dakota Leacn o VZrifA- and the contest was to have taken plare yesterday in Lincoln, but Mr. Leachf railed to appear so that Mr. Hardy retafns the honors he had gained Captain Hardy leaves Lincoln today for St." Louis where he will give a three week ex hibition at the Exposition. From there he expects to go to Teias. E. C- Fitzsimmons has commenced a damage suit against E A. Brcdboli. Will A. Bentley and Mayer Erothers of Lincoln far 1250,00. The plaintiff alleges that the defendants falsely and maliciously and without reason able or probable cause had him arrest - ed on October 12 -for grand larceny ( there is more nutriment in it on ac and that he was duly tried and ac- count of its greater digestibility, quitted on that charge on October L This is due in a measure to tne He ulso alleges that he was in- modern method of grinding wheat jured in credit and reputation be- j but really to the general use of a cause of that arrest and that he was I strictly pure yeast. As the secret of caused to spend ten days of his time good bread is in the yeast, every hocse and $150 cf his money. For these wife who use Yeast Form has become alleged wrongs he asks the court to , practical breadmaker. award him ti.CCQ. j a postal card sent to the Ncrth- Eentley will be remembered as the western Yeast Company, Chicago, Lincoln detectire who arrested Fitz- will secure their little took "Good Bimmonff on a warrant issued in Lan- Bread; Hew to make Iz." which caster county. Fitzsimmons was re- should be in erery home m the land. ! leased en a writ of habeas, corpus ' It talis how to use Yeast Fcam and which wm granted en the ground that j gives many valuable receipes nevr Bentley acted outside the law in before printed. It is well worth ask- FitzsinuBonc. ' Daily Jmmxmal. Dr. L. C. Voes. Homeopathic phya- cian. Goiumbus. Neb. See that elecant line of fall stn.e . hctS at the Soyal ilillmery. The foundaticn for the the new gas plant was begun Saturday. 3Irs. JC A. Wiseman is very ill with an attack of asthma. J. E. Erskine was in Omaha since Tnursday. returning home tcdar. Dr. Chas. H. Platz, homeopathic phy sirian and surgeon. postotSce buildmc. Mrs. Carl Rohde. who has been quite ill is reported much better to-day. G. A. Finecy left yesterday for ; Phoenix, Arizona where he expects to j remain. Mrs Marc Perkins will entertain j this evening in honor or Miss Pugsley i cf Genca. i 1 W. T. Kickly came home from South Omaha Sunday to visit his family ! until tcday. I WANTED To buy a male St. Eer 1 nard pnp. Adress Sydney Eastman, Creston, Nebr. tf Ferl Stires returned yestetday to Omaha after visiting relatives here since last Monday. Miss Florence Stevenson returned home to Beatrice to day after a visit I to the home of her uncle F. N Stev I enson. David McDuffee who has for several months been visiting old time friends in Michigan and other stares returned home Friday. Columbus business men are prepar ing for tfie harvest tbat is sure to follow in the path of dollar wheat ami f if tv bushel corn. Miss Fannie Geer taught the school of Miss Helen Jercme this mcruing. Miss Jerome was in Madison over Sunday attending missionary conven tion, returning home Monday noon. Clarence M. McElfreah went to Lin coln this morning wnere he will re main until about Thursday. While 'n Lincoln he will take the bar examin ation fcr practicing attorney The following out cf town attoruevs are in Columbus to-day: F. D. Will iams of Albion, Koe Bros, of Fuller ton. W B. Fester of Madison, C. E. Drake and F. M. Cociringhnm cf Humphiey.. Emil Swartu and Walter Boettcner, two ycung lads, took a pleasure walk to Duncan and back vesterday making the trip each way in two hours. The walk was a brisk one but the boys enjoyed :t. Dr. Palmer who has beu visiting at the home of Rev. Cash several weeks, was in Ashland over Sundav where he conducted services m the Episcopal church, and where he will move his family to make tneir perm anent residence. Robert O'Brien cf Cheyenne, broth er of Wm. O'Brien of this cirv ana well known as a former Columbus citizen, has been ordercd by his phys icians to spend a month in Oregon on account of a serious case cf asthma. He went the first of this month. Mrs. Nick Adamy. who was fcaLy injured three weeks ago lasr Thursday by falling from her carriage whil returning home late at night, was taken to her home yesterday frcm the St. Mary's hospital. Mis. Adamy is far from bing well but is greatly im proved in health Mrs. James Salman of Omaha and her mother Mrs. G. W. Westectt have been visiting relatives here the pa-t week, Mrs. Salmon returning to ner heme vesterdav. Mrs. Westcott will remain some cune wi ir her son. Ed Westcott and daughters ilrs. A. W. Clark and Mrs. J. E. Nichols. Lawrence Osbcm who ha been liv ing in Omaha for some time par, arrived here yesterday and started to day traveling for Stewart Bros., whole sale grocers of Cocncil Bln"s. Mr. Ostom wili make a territory over The main line of the Union Facii c read west of Columbus, and will make his headquarters in this city. Mrs. Os- bom is as present in Osceola where she was called by the illness of her mother. The Tomson comedv company came :n auncav ro remain until weunescay in the city, when they go to Eelwcod to give an entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Applecate who have been with the company cp to this time, returned to their home in Unicn. Ward Os bom. whom the Journal mentioned sometime ago as intendinz to re.nain in Columbus, will azam travel with the troup. and Mr. Walter Ser.ron of Omaha will join them here as an ad ditional artist. MISSIONARY MEETING. Misses-Eel-n Jerome and Elcse Brazger were in Madison Satarnaj- and Sunday representinz the T. P ?. C. E. se rines of the Presbyterian and Con jrrPirit ional churches at district miPianarv cenvemiou. Bo-h younr ladies were on the program. Mi-s Jercme to give an address en "How to make a missionary mf efins inter esting. " She had a number of devices and objects to illustrate her subject. Miss Erusrcr ca-e an. address en "temperance work." Ic will be interetinz to all who u.-e yeast and to many others as well, to know that Yeast Fcam has been award ed the First Grand Prize at th Sr. Louis Espcsitcn. This is a worthv recognition of the yeast that has practicailv revoluacnized the bread making art in this country. And it i3 true that the bread of today, as compared with, that of ten or fiiteen years ago is not oalr better made, but in fcr. r i : : : ; : m : ...i ::: 'iT'ii' 1 1 : Henry Ragatz i U V A Complete Assortment of Staple and Fancy Groceries As the Holidays Approach 1 X & J i IC t we are making a SPECIAL EFFORT to have a X supply of everything good to eat. t New Nuts Raisins Figs Dates t Citrons Sweet Cider J New Canned Fruits and Vegetables J Dnrkee Spices, the best that money can buy t The Best Cider Vinegar Cranberries : - New York Buckwheat, best on market t Ralston Pancake Flour I Log Mo anil BicMen Maple Syrups i Full Cream Cheese The Best Coffees and and price HEINZ MINCE MEAT IN BULK A Car Load of lew York Apples I Car Load of Wosien Iowa Applts BISHOP'S CALIFORNIA Preserved Fruits Baked Beans Catsup Chili Sauce Soups, etc. and a great many other things too numerous to mention. Our Lamps, China and Fancy Goods must be seen to be appreciated. Any business you may give us will be appreciated. Yours for business. Henry Ragatz & Go. ..!;)!. - ; Home Restaurant Hamburger Steaks 3 RersenbrocR & Burke I i I 1 : ; i i 1 1 I 1 i 1 1 1 1 I in I i 7 1 t t t 1-tj - v; . : ,c "i - $ J s -r NiEWO t S"V . l8--":'i396EgiJ equal manv that mav be ? "n -gpa!;; round m the reat cities. ijL ' -XSf? RELIABILITY character- . T''s-rfir " xir'-z izes everv article here. j?-;. -':- ;-- CriRISiLlS Gir iS may be purchased now ly a truiing- deposit and held end! you want them. Eere are a few surs:estions for Kolidav Gifts: t X t t DIAMOND KINGS SI" i'-olCv.te Si rti to ?;3 i 5", M) ro 5J j Si 60 to iZU.iv rui!m mi Va.- P.a. Inan'uni! w5 Hnttfjn.- i 5ilver Novelties SL.7) to 5W f') ft l 'At otui ,i.r Brpaii h.-h-- jiii uvo- Tea BkII i.: "ilvr Napfc Riss '-OlUl UTfT ia pt.ce ttul :iiTr nor PLATED Z t 51! ' ?i 'r ss: x: SLi, to 91 JO fiat W ai?r HeK.m Niewohner's Special 16 Dwc. Knives and Forks. Swedged si m 8 try blades, warranted to cuz Coiumbus beefsteak Per set WATCHES .n.- tiM FUli Warcn 5- . so 5u LilJ't ?Vr- ar;ti 3tiCa.t-tl Make your dtristnias selections now. Ed. i. Niewohner. t J t in ii ii ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 ; i 1 Mm TBY ll 1 : 1 i 1 r 1 i l tf t t t t Teas, quality the best ? reasonable J Stock of B" and Meat Market Homemade Sausage l ri 1 1 1 I I i 1 i 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 I'l HNER'S Brilliant Sight 1 is our ereat displav of JEWELRY. CLOCKS. ART GOODS AND CUT Nothing is too small to share our quality guar antee. S5.00 TO $200.00 J 5LUI 'sj 57 51 oiii Oiii.i Kob'ha.s. izAjd ititi Vt?-c icii2a Artistic Designs I JIarcn &it-. . SI tfl ro 57 U) SX Z 'j. S7JJA . r to tl WARE 1 .im.e asickd U) to liftJ $4.50 CLOCKS K-iH or Dintic'Iloijin Jlfc-win Ci-ck - iirni Onclt- ..,. 2100 to C.j(T SUA to 3 iXJ SZtf-taSZ-fi 7Zctc -CJil SZZH ti 5JJ i ii ii ii 1 1 iuii l in 1 1 1 iiiiii JOB WORK m i i i i i i r 1 1 1 m-i- vfTO -t rr- tt.- j: t rii P 1 i ! . i t . . . 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