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Household Goods Bought. Sold and
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Almost here now
rady now and at our store. We carry made
only in the most stylish fabrics not left over
fabrics from vst year. They are all made and
ua-rantaed to n: tzu minuiacturers stand back
q1 as. We want your opinion on cur late arri
vals,
med.
Extra special in
-.-kwiciaUic
day, Maren 3ls
T OVER NIRGfiitPi rfiLLS
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SEH INiaani Fail-. U'- -jtslh U:
sisbt in the wrrnl.
SKi" Tn. Iniiian (. ncT-. I'a..-
Annricar: E::.:! :. K.::U.-
PriGCS. 75g.
50g.
35g. 2oG
Saturday, April 1st.
ihc GotiKTi&a OeniiG
Opora Gcmpany...
DltmiirrC vagabonds
f ComiG Oporc ir. 3 flots
One rilnht 0n!n
Tho OjKra :ha:
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Gorceoas Gxrturr.t-s Furrj" C"tncI
an Clever S:u:m :t- I'n txy i:r!s
'oocia! Price- rxcirre! f.-r ::.L- Zicr.:.
SoG. dOg and 5g.
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In the District Court of Platte
County Nebrasliti.
1- Vt of TU ar JQ1S of
lit'Tt M n-- cni-uns nf w-
f-iatf i f lib- tzr-;: aal Urn
Vacsss. auaoi as. j Aacrvr o. -ivirvot.
gatnrw: f sr- -tai &f
Kixni IVarMJC iavc Pskt-ms.
tmiPnevcsai Ira Pr.
of JiSbert jL agr.. csnhai ttf ttw eai- of
iia-Vaccit aad Dbtt; aaeh- assers. ari
Aadrr O- IVarac rardiar i ' r- ?saie cif
aBdtniPeGToi.fcira bee&ru. eil-Jbirioiir-frr-
J crioi real etsi. t-srr Pan of tr
3Ctatri iaras- cf sectioa li iaTrczih.i IT
iorth.Iiar--'Vie5tf ta-ti P. X. ir o
Cocatj.rai3.ccetfisa of aooct - sere
i ot ta psrros-e of ir:TS5sEr t&? jooct--il ta-reof
li cier rval -CTsie.
Ir i? lispctf or ordarsd tiaitscxT of i cf
eaid iziriar. rd a3 jtsoc iit-r-ieii n. sad
ttai spj er irfor? rs ci cas3tes is. la roan
boo-iiia-ciijof tiabc?. cocsu oT Pi3Hp,
taiof NarsrS3UKita?iai2j-of April. 1S
as 1 o'evefc. p. . to ffao-a- can?, if 27tivl
"lixe! ?cocl(iOJte' rrssted e said fZhf-rt
.or tae jcrpo? i&ore set fort.
. li i f onrr ord?d lisi a cory ol this u:ufr:
f I TT-hT- -I I IT I wajV
t pcbii?ft-d occe escs Tr
Tare? at-3T
-Srj liXHE tOUI
printed aadpcbljiasi is said crcstj of Plsis.
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j Our spring styles will make Columbus
ladies pleasant. The hosiery is attractive
It is the kind that is comiortable to the
j feet. We study to combine beauty and
j quality with low price. This spring: our
j hosiery values are better than ever and
! worth the attention of every lady.
Quaker knit special in ladies hose ICc.
Fine Lisle hose 15 c.
; Albion hose, rib top, last black 20c.
j G-ordan Dye ladies hose. cxt. length 25c-
and its a good idea to s:er I
a Jap Silk Waist lace trim
PriceOnly $1.98
Ai:: i Pool. Tiohcisu "Phone tT.
E. V. Dnell i in Onuibr. rod3j.
Jame 2-"evel? wa? in Lincoln -sier-
trsve Iljan -al a f paldinc visitor
yeierdsv.
3!ake ilahcr is in Colcmb? on bus
iness tocav.
lr. I C. T&?. Homeopr-Uiif phyi -ciar,
Columbus. Neb.
Irre Speice vrenf to Ablion lo-iav :o
' take cse deposi:icn.
Tnc infanr chiltl of iir. and i!5.
i G?c. ilicnener has nnenznema.
1 Gra5, parden and riower Feed ar
jVvnn&Son's. tee 11th Street Grocery.
, Mrs. Enlst cf Omaha is the ?mest of
I n?r sister llrs.D.L. Marrrn this weet.
Walter Scott has b'run work on his
nev;- residence at ll:h and M streets.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myiet of Piatt?
Center were in the city yestercay do
ing some tradinr.
The Columbus public schools will et nelp from Dr. .a.:u::'s 2sew His-
. , . . , - . ,, at Beilvu? Cohere soen: tcdav at tne
nave a spnnr hohcav of one week, covery icr consumpnen. . w. M-. , . ., - ..
r - T-- - ti - - , i comes of Mr. and Mrs. E H. Jensms,
beginning April C Kinnon. c: ialiaueza tpis:: Ala..; ... tr ...
Jud-e Rseder and A. Anderson went ' w"11 : .-1 "3- .wr:i Te" -1 "::t ; i? a ?ecoad ,,, cf Mr5. Jeckin
to Texas Tuesdav en business. Tnev ?aenion:a. unuer ;h. care c, :w
wil: return in about ten davs. doctors, but was settiuc no better, L. 3. Pita- cf David City, form-
when I beran to take Dr. Kirs'? Newterlv cue of the proprietors of the
Mr
went
Battishill of Fullerton 'ier-
an operation for appendicitis
tnis meming at it. Mary s Hospital.
Mrs. Glapp cf Fairbury with her
two children is visitinc this week at
the home c: her cousin. Mrs. E. H.
Chambers.
Mr. and Mrs. W.B.Polscn ot"Omaha
are here for a visit of a few days with
the famiiv cf M. D. Karr. on their
wav to Denver.
Dave Jaekscu. who
as formerly in
business here, is in town todav repre-.
sentinz a vrholpsale win house ofOak-
inua uaomia.
TOU 2tEED XOT have all teeth ex-
tracted in order to have new ones. .,
j.ne sound mav remair.. Ckinsult Dr.
Naumann. the dentist.
Will Schroeder cf Omaha and Prak
Schuii
of this city were huntim: dncss
in Merrick county the rirst half of this
x - r j:
e&i-, reiszain yesieruav.
Albert Becker is home for a wrr k's
vacation from the Armour Institute of
Technology. Chicago, where he is
ing a course m architecture.
Mrs. Eusuhe. tho oldest woman on
Shell Creek whs nas tren suffri-r
from a severe attack of rrvipebi. ire
?a? time is said to b mnv-ilesrini'.
i liv.? :or ,-li nm:u . i.uuicvr e:
Sarred Pfyraoth llock and Brown Leg- '
ncm cccsere;
Is and unllets from SI each
np. I also have egrs frcm above stock '
SL50 persettinr. also Toulouse uoose
ecus. Martin Schiiu.
.-di 1 .--.7 Tlr
. . i" ti"tg- -t-t niii Tra Twcinwr
i. .UnC Uliui;, UltHl Hi U -vi-r!f-..t 1
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Mr. Kuscher owned the
farm now occunied by Julius; Ernst
near Duncan. He mcred to Washing- -
ton several years arc.
Sepresenrativt; Fred Hcare mode a
flying trip to Coiambus la irgfrr, re-
turning to Lincoln this ajcrniag. He J
uame up to consult C J. Gatlow and,
icicit iu reitTence to Tnp'
attitude toward theFishback indepen
dent telephone bill which is before the
house.
j3w is the time to be rMTifc-?n cf
Sew Hames. We have the finest line
of our own iur;'g'? erer shown in Co
lumbus. It will pay ycu to come
twenty-five miles to get & set of our
harness, as the price and quality will
make year trip pay yoa -welL
tf L. W.Wearer.
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itev. We. Hzrdcatlr ct Lincoli
, "n-ill assist the local pastors in thrir
: union services next week, borrir-inr
next Siday and closing the folloTrinr
.fccacsT. Kev. nardcastle is fiel 1 sec-
.c... .. I-,, w.iw- Lt-.,. .-
cities for Nebraska zai i saiJ to b
an effective evangelist. The ,-ervices
wiil be held in the Iietnodis: chnrch.
Mesdames G. O. Bams. M. Roth
leitner. Fre. icefield rnu A. K. Poole
entertaineu jester
afrerncon at the
acme of Mrs. Earns in honor of it.
CnacH. Poole cf Davenport. la.. whoirr- .. t r , r i. j
r against J. . Pannev of Omaha and
i visiting ncr. rorrv-s:x lacis of .. s . ...-.
.... - , Augastiasner ror a note cf j.?0. Mr.
... L)-,-K.r,-i .k...'x .-- ..-.
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iesmc same caiiti. can laciory
J j
mdulced :n. the rr:ze being won .
wa
bv ilr?. W F. Sect: Mcic was
f-r-i-hp.i hv .'rc Pi-Vx imi P-nf i
?vTw Rafrhsipnrs wrr? .-rw' In '
the evening a recital was riven bv thp
pupils of Prof
Pcolf.
Strikes .ci!rcn ftooks-
When your ship of health strikes the
hidden rocks of consumption, pnen-.
monia. etc, you are lost, i: you tion t ;
discovery. The r?r dose save relief. .
- 0Iie bo:is curttl me." Sure cure
for sore throats, bronchitis, ccugb "
and colds. Guaranteed a: Cnas. Dare's
store, price 5 ee-?:s an.! SI. j
Trial bottle free i
rridav's Daily Jonrsal.
Ir. Paul, dentist.
Prof. Sike. teacher music. Barber bldr.
Fred CulTer cf Albion is in the citv
today.
j- Walker returned rccav -"rem '
ths i:eprblican valley.
County Treasurer Prowetr of lauce
county is in Cciumbus todsy.
jim ArmstrouCvjL . ?. engine fore
man, is laying off a few davs.
7u Katzenjammer Kid Hlub will i
be entertained tcuich:
oy
CliiiorU 1
Galley.
Miss Ciarc"elk
suelke nas returnee from
Omaha where she has been visiting 1
cr two weeks.
Wiil Farrund is home on a wee
cation frcm his siudiss a; the Wes-
n University,
Arbu- Webb c: St iviward parsed ,
throuch .-.: 3 bus rn hs wsy bora;'
-"n ir:ai- :.ah. Li
r. and Mr- M D Earr will g-j
u::ia
"lCTt Q- t TTC-W TT"
Tls: l!
for two weeks.
There will be. a meeting of the Sons
of Veterans in El P. hail Saturday
night. E very bo 5 v come cut.
1 ?-.' .! i- r- r- i m -vu-a" -
cf Fcllerron west
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en his way to
Kansas City where he will join a ,
theatrical troupe
Mis GrerchEa Hcr- y?Sf,n
. zsss: - tssSas j
night cf ihs Jaeggis. She is a student
a; Bellvue college.
d w. D. -pozzlson cl
Qmah wbo - .g of
and Mrs M--D. Sarr for a
fewct
left yesterday for Denver.
Hrs. W. H. Wintherbatham. who
has beer the guest of Mrs. C E. Pol
lock since Monday, will 'return ts her
home in David City tomorrow.
B, M. Frown of Omaha has Izzsed
the building on Eleventh street, re-
cenry vacated by Richards and IiGn-
tlan and is moving in a, stod
second hana cooas.
Grown right here in Platte County, and is far superior to the im
ported seed generally sold, one bushel being as good as two of the im
ported. This is the pasture grass for Nebraska, grows on any soil. The
earliest in the spring the latest in the fall nor does a dry spell during
the summer put it out of
vv e have shipped out over 7000 pounds over
pound, 10c; per 100 pounds, 89.00.
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for it.
Whethar there is a woman on the wrapper or whether there is not
We carry all kinds, but only one price, and that price is 15c per cake.
Take All You Want.
Irf, J. n. Dawsoa cf Kan53.s Cirr
is visiting her sister. Mrs. &ror !
ie-jt:. She came to sell a farm in ,
Merrick cnanty and will retcrn to !
Kanss City lomcrrow.
jd?s curiam i-rice o: lispm viry, ;
Sc:h Dakota iil visit a; the hose !
0f rr. and Mrs. Carl Kramer next
fe iijc; pc has spent the win-:
ter with her crandfatber.Mrs-Gccdale.
in S: Acgnstine, Florida.
Dr. xi. J. Arnold received a jad2-
raent in Justice O'Brien's court today -
career was
rty on th note, and
endere.i by default.
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jncraient v
John Ccrneils.ofConnciiBlnfis forrn-
erly a clerk in Schcpbach's drug store
iz visitinc for a few days with his :
laar, Mrs. Arnoltl Oehirich. He is on
iliis way to Europe. Ho will visit
t both Germany and Sweden during his
'aosence
2aiss McClelian of Fullerton and
guer. Miss Loui Eennedv cf
C.i r,- frli tr Vk' ri r-re r
David City Journal, was m Columbus
yesrercav. Ee is now renresentini:
-he 3aker manufacturing cou-.nany of
David Citv. a comuauv which is nut-!
ting on the market a patent garden
we?dsr. ,
jimmy -icues receiver word today
from .-.nnsa; Ciry that the report
' his hrcther's death sent him la?c Mon
j day is untrue. His brother is very
j low snd i- not expected to live,
thn rknr nf ric nct'li ra: o r-i ? rr. V-q f
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Ihe Colonel's Waterlco.
Colcuel John M. Fuller of
Grove, Texas, nearly met his
r, i
uuili ;
Wa
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Ico. frum liver and kiauev trouble.
Zn a re
he says: "I was '
ne'j drud. uf these complaints and, I
although I tried my family doctor, he
uic me no uocc ; so i got a 50 cent ,
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which crred e- l then: the;
I best medicine on earth.and thank Gcd ,
! who gave the knowledge to make
them rcli. anc truaranteed to cure
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oyspensia, bihousncs? and kicnevl
disease, bv Chr
H. Dacs arurctt.
.
ar 50 cnts a bottle
Srt-rr&av"s; Z2;
Dr. TaHier. Osteopath. Barber block.
J. W. Z.or"i2dj says that his mohter
is growing worse.
Miss Lum w ake of Shelbv is vis-1
itinu hsr parents this week.
Mrs. Russell who has been ill for ;
I -
some time, is siowiy recovering.
1 notner cauunter announcsu nersell 1
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at the home of Sam Eavich yesterdav.
A man by the name of Ea wards cf """J. w" iEaTe IC- wmaaa weu
Fullerron underwent an operation for ' ae5C;i5-
hernia at St. Mary's Hospital this 1!rs- B- lister of Paris, Texas,
morning. came in thi morning and will spend
Mrs. W. E. Winterlotham who has s week or 50 vif tic " heT Eister'
bees, the guest of Xss. C. E. Pollock 2lTS WU1 Eins
for several days returned to her home J Mrs. J B. Carter went to Oreighton
in David City tedsy. t this morning to Tisit relatiTes. 3Ir.
W. H.Cole erpres? msssemrar on the Carter acccmnanied her to Korfolk.
Spalding train, is laying off for a few I returning ar coon today.
Q3ys. His place is taken by G. H. j Assessor Galley is in the city look
Anderson, the Columbus night clerk. ing into some of the charges Bade
Lloyd Swain made a trip up the 5 azaiust be deputy assessors appointed
Ganoa nraaii line yesterday. Ke trill ' b? a a3 rejected by the supervis
retum this evening accompanied by cr--
Urs. Swain -who has been risiring her! AlianXcEinnie of Si.Lonis, brother
parsnts at Genca f or two weete. I of Bert and Oarl McKianie was in Co
business.
During the past ten days you have all had a
drilling in the use of Chocolate. Now let us
drill you where to get it and the price to pay
Our Price is 15c Per
Word hss bHin roceived thai the !
l?ctnre of Dr. Fox. which wa? ched-,
nld for April 4 in the High School '
lectcre cocrse. has bn postponed
jacaia Decanse Dr. I-ox i- unable to
vv-m ..., .... . w.i -; c
set.
The snn cf Fred Trcfnolz of Colfax
county, who had his finger cat off last
week in a windmill, was in Colnmbus
; today for surgical treatment. The
nicking it up and taking it to the
2se.
The friend; of Wm. Poesch were
rejoiced to see a sijra on his store the
tore par: of the week which read in
big letters Union tospei Services."
'Tner
wer great manifestations of i
10:' 0,
this announcement that an-
oUier toash old sinner hai been re-
i cL.imed and had even tnnel his place
. of business into a place of worship
' Yesterday, however, some painters
i appeared on the scene and added the
.further word?, "At the Methodist ;
. Church." Meanwhile it transpires I
: that Brother Poesch is still in the i
ranks or tno unregenerate.
Slosdav's Sally Jonnral.
Dr.D.T. Martyn is in Omaha today.
Jude Grimison
the city todav.
of Schuvler is in
G. Burke of Central
Citv ts visit-
ing A. L. Snyder.
Geo. Villard of St. Edward is reg
istered at the Ciother.
Mrs. 3arclay Jones went " to Genoa
todav to visit reiatives.
Ed Chambers returned Saturday
j from a trip to Sherman county.
"- C. Carrig and Homer Pobinson
were cassengers to Omaha rcaay
j Pr.Chas.H-Platz. homeopathic phy
simau and surgeon. postofSce buildmc.
Mrs
G. 13. Speice and Miss Lottie
neice went to Omaha this morning.
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Lrs. Ruby Browne is here visiting
er parents, Judue aud 2lrs. V. X.
ensiey.
rr. M&rtyn. Evan, Evans .v Martyn,
Jr.. ofEce three tiozz ncrth of Fned-
.. .u.c
Par- XZ
. H. Fi. Millard rtrnrnl todav
froni a -ekv T;5.:: ;n he charges in
k;: ;-;.
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i- G. creuuug of Glenwood. la.,
. t ,r-,.
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ia . was a Coiambus visitor Sunday.
Tneo-iorp Hobinson. a brother cf
1 Homer Robinson, arrive', in (Jtiluni
j bn Saturday for a tu lacmii- visit
here last week foi an extended visit
with his daughter, Mrs. H. H. ilill-
ard.
Misses Ethei Gailev
and Xcttie
Hockenbergcr hav gone to Omaha to
faa:r the jrraud opera at the Auditor
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rj f TT-1 Cl H 1
-Ji x.jasis nwe 01 anei ay. wno
ias n visitinc in this ciry for a
-3 rli 1 M - r.
the state. Price, per
Cake
mm
hanbus totlar enronte f rGE Locp
City where he has been visiting his
brother,
George Reeder of Conncil Blcffs.
who is well known here and ha lei-
axives in winmnuf, was ic ice ccr-
.lington wreck near Lincoln List wfek.
. He suffered contusions of the left side.
but was mble to po to his hone in
Council Bluffs nd his injuries are
not thought to be eerioas.
COLUMBINES.
Buffalo Bill is the same fellow we
s1 ro " abont fa - ? of onr
t t TTri 1 T t f l
JOa, aioap wnn wmi i ana cues
Taylor and Deadwood Dick and Over-
U"11 Joe- nQ opinion i gaming!.:
proami tnat r.m miEu a ctxxi ic;
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WEen Qe niu s u,e WIia w ua-
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As is known to the profession, the
Central City Democrat, which once
stood lor eTerrtnmg tiemccratic re-
gardiesi. has changed hands and is
now a prohibition paper along with
everything else that is thereby imp i-
ed. Xot long ago the new owners ad-
vertised for a printer and our mutual
friend, Mr. Charles Finecy, being in
search of honest employment, answer-
ed the ad. It is probably not necess -
ary to say that Mr. Finecy was in ig-
noranee of the moral renovation which
the paper had recently underrone. In
dne course of time he received a reply '
setting forth the qualifications tnat
would be insisted on and the confrs- ,
sion cf faith that would bo require ,
of candidates for the job. Aside from
the technical requirements of tne .
trade, they demanded that their print
er should ba a man of unquestioned
honesty and good moral character, a J
man of preonssessmg appearance, a
man who woaldn't ne tobacco in any '
form around the shop or cigarettes
anywhere, a teetotal abstainer from '
strong drink, and a man. wno didn't
swear"! The shock to Mr. Finecy'.-
sensibilities can be appreciated only '
by those who have the pleasure cf hi
acquaintance. After a reascnaHlp
amount cf consideration, intrcspecticn
as it were, he decided not to pre-ss hi?
application further.
O, I'd like to see a printer's shor
Where not a single bloke
Doth ever urink a sincle drop.
Or cuss or chew or smokp.
Wnerc naught but peace and piety
Doth float upon the air ;
With pvery day a jubilee j
And exerj word a prayer.
Xo rud. nnholy lanrnauf ihcr
AaiU the pirr"; rr.r:
Nn sianko nf mhb.::.- itif iluth e'er
Dilute the atmosphere.
Xo pools of Battle Axe do slop, -
Aroand upon the floor;
No cans with foam upon the top
Are found behind the doer.
O. Bhada of old Ben Franklin, say
What would that pious crew
Remark if on their make-up day
They pied a form or two?
Same winged zephyr tell me quick
I promise not to tell
What aay ther when they drop a stick
Of solid nonpareil?
So maybe somewhere such a Kpot
In this broad land may be.
And such a print shop, but you're got
To show it aato me.
Inoaiible Bmtality.
It womlfl hare been incredible brut
ality if Cnas. Lemberrer. of Syra
cuse, K. Y. kad not doae the best he
could for his snfferiagson. 'My boy,"
A3 says "est a fearfnl raah over his -
eye, ao I applied Eacklen's Arnica '
Sabre, which quickly healed and acred j
kis eye." Good for bursa aad mkers
too. 25 casta at Chss. H.Daek's dm?
tore.
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Painnng, Paper Hanging. Frescoing. Sign A riting. . j
Glazing. Room Molding. Etc. i
Besides the regular Vrall Paper Stock we carry we have
sample dooks from the" largest manuiacnirersoV7all'
Paper and can suit you in qualit' and price. ; . . . '
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Glassware. Lamps....
We carry the largest stock in our line
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Goods. Our line of Pancy Graceries. such J
J as fine canned iruits and vegetables, canned J
:: fish and bottled gocis vras never more com- t
plete. Oui stock of Tine Conees and Teas ?
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30c, .25c, 2Gc, 55eperlb.
i?lne Conee in one. twu and-three
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You know of Sir Thomas Inpton, the J
largest grower and dealer in nne teas and J
coffees in the world. We have been ap-
pointed agents for Idpzon's Famous Teas and ?
Coffees icr Columbus. j
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assortment ot Ladies' Ivlissss and
Children's Trimmed. Street and
Pattern Hats in aiithelatest.besL
and nobbiest styles and shapes.
Eveiytimig: absolutely new, and
prices within the reach of all.
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select your Easter hat.
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