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Dr. I'tttil, dcntibt.
Prof. Pool, violniiflt. Tlruio (..
MIrs Lulu l'nlth If seriously til.
Dr. Vallicr, Otdeoputh, Harbor block.
Mrs. W.S.Kvan is outertniiiiiiB t liit
afternoon
F. 1). Williams luul Iiu.4ijh.sh in the
city today.
Judge Sullivan went to Schuyler on
business thin aftornoon.
Dr. Olinfl. 11. l'lutz, hnmenputhio jhy
eician nnd surgeon, postofllce building
H. A. Mansfield of Montoo dtovi to
Columbus on business this morning.
Prof. Sherman wns in tho city yes
terday on his return to Schuyler from
Grand Inland whore ho has been teach
ing institute.
Friday night Prof. Poolo will givo
a nelect donoo at Orpheus. A largo
crowd Is expontod and n good tlmo in
being planned.
Rarrcd Plymouth Rock and Homo
Comb lirown Leghorn eggs for sale
at fl.ol) for lo or fc'J.fiO for HO. Colum
bus Poultry Ynrds, M. Schllz, prop.
Misses Louisa Marty and KUio Pohl
wont to Schuyler this afternoon to
assist tho Schuyler orchotrn in n con
cert tomorrow evening. Mr. Marty
went along as chaperouo
Seasons chnugo, men and women die,
others take tholr places, Put Peter
Schmltt's flour occupies the miiiiu
warm place in tho honrts of Plate
county honso-wivos. It is tho camo
yesterday, to-day and forever. tf
O.N. MoKlofrcsh who 1ms boon in tho
offico of O. J. Harlow for about two
years, has trnm-fored his business to
tho of if co of P.. W Hobart. Mr. Mo
Elfrosh is a graduate of tho Wctt Vir
ginia law school and has p:iMd the
bar examination in Nebraska. Mi.
MoKlfrosh will enter into a geno'nl
law praction, making collect ions a
specialty, lie is qualified for tho
field which he has entered anil already
has n good collection business eMnb
llsbod. It rainod Tuesday night and thereto
attaches a talo. A small fishing party
went out to MoPhersou's Lake Tues
day moraine. Tho parly consisted of
Otto linen and Fin Howard and tho
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LOCAL ffAppEHIMBS
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Henry Ragatz & Co.
$
ALWAYS ON HAND
Or the First Quality -
A Full Line or Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
Provisions, Quoenswaro, Glassware and
Fancy China.
& COFFEE j&
Our "Richelieu" in bulk gives entire
satisfaction at 30, 25, 20 & 15c a lb.
The following in tins-
- "White House" - - - -Chase
& Sanborn's "Glial"
Lipton's
"Kichclieu"
"Rafiiitz"
& TEA j&
Japan, Gunpowder and English Breakfast, in bulk
and packages, tho finest grown and Guaranteed
to give Perfect Satisfaction.
CANNED FRUITS, MEATS, VEGETABLES
A full, fresh and complete assortment
ol everything usually sold in our line. We
buy our goods direct from first hands for
cash, and consequently buy at the VERY
LOWEST PRICES. Wo can and do sell the
BEST GOODS for the LEAST MONEY, and
are confident we can convince everybody ol
that fact who will give us a trial.
Henry Rafatz k Co.,
Nebraska Phons 23, InJpandent Phones 29 and 229,
MlsM's Klolso Roen acd Nellie Kvaus.
Tho tlav was Ideal and tho fish bit
well. In fact they bit so well that
the party was tempted to tarry till
tho liiKt shadows faded away. They
nail not observed tho threatening
clouds gathering in the north, bo in.
forested were they in their own pleat
uits Scarcely had they started when
tho wind arose and tho Hoods came.
Thoy found sholter In the home of a
friendly farmer, but not until all the
shapeliness had been soaked out of the
hats and gowns of the young ladies.
Tho party arrived homo safe the
following morning, bearing alt the
marks ot a bathing party returning
from a plunge bath.
Friday' Dally Joaraal.
Dr. L. C. Vobs, Hotueopathio physi
oinn, ColumltuB, Neb.
Mrs. A. Heintz will entertain the
Ladies' Musicate at her farm homo to
morrow afternoon.
Miss Ada Nelson has rotnrned to
Newman Grove after a visit of two
weeks with relatives here.
Frank Uorer goes to Crete tomorrow
to tm present at the commencement
exercises of Doane college.
0 . Talbttzer and John U. Kelloy nt
Monroo came dawn at noon to attend
the Masonic banquet tonight.
Mrs. Arthur Wolf of Postvlllo,
donirhtor of Mr. and Mrs. DavidThom
as, visited hor parents tho first of the
week
Peto Keisilnrf and futnily from
near Shelby wore vMttng with the
family of Frank Valesek in our city
this week.
K D. Currier of Albion was in the
city today. Incidentally ho gathered
Mime .fatislirs on our sower system
to throw light nn that subject which
is being dttcuiscd in Albion.
II M. Little of tho First National
Punk of Humphrey went to Boone
this afternoon to inspect the bank
which ho and his associates started
nt that place a few months ago.
Miss MoMahon nnd Miss Nannie
MiiMahou have issued invitatious for
a Kensington at tholr homo next
Taesdny afternoon in oompliment to
their sister Miss Lltla MoMahon who
1-lb 2-lb 3-lb
.40
.40
.40
.40
.75
.75
.75
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.50
1.00
is superintendent of tho Industrial
school for girls at Gouuvu.
Lightning truck tho house of J. H
Evens of Mouroo last night, according
to tho report of It. O. Strother who
wan in the oily this afternoon. Tho
chimney wa shattered and tho roof
was torn into small fragment.. Mrs
Evans who was uear the chimney
was sovorely shocked, but no serious
injury will result.
WAKTKD-By Chloago manufao
taring house, person of trust worthi
ness and somewhat familiar with local
territory as assistant In branch olllce.
Salary 18 paid weekly. Permanent
position. No investment required.
Business establlsed. Previous exner-
ienue not nsseutial to enmurin. Ad.
dress, Manager Brandies. 823 Dear
born St. Chloago. fltw
tarday's Dally Jearaal.
Prof. 8ike,teaoher musio, liarber bid.
Mrs. Maro a. Perkins returned
from Omaha last night.
Mrs. Qui Speloe loft this morning
on a tip to 8t. Paul, Minnesota.
Tom PuKh, formerly of Fullerton,
now of Denver, la in Columbus today.
FOR RENT good clean rooms Mrs.
Gushing 401 nth St. Keasnnablo
prices.
Miss Busle Btneffol of Sioux City,
la., it visiting rolatives hern nntil
after tho Fourth.
A washout yesterdar on the IT. P.
main line at
Klwood. west of (Irnntl
Island, delayod trains for about twelve
nours.
Mrs. Ruby Browne returned toditv
to her home in Norfolk after a vltdt
with her parents. Mr. ami Mrs. W.
N. Honslov.
Mark H. Rathburn and K.I I. Abbott
and II. W. Little of Humphrey wore
,. . uu UD vailJ irnil, muwnnn
this morning.
Mis. Metta Hensley will leave this
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evening for Portland going from there
tahniw. u--.M.T: "
to San Francisco. She will bo conn
about a month.
The danco given last nlirht bv Prof.
Poolo and the Orpheus orchestra was
attended by about thirty couples, and
a lino time is reported.
Jas. Pearsall has mado rapid pro
sross with tho bnlldlntr of L. a
Zlnnocker and the Columbus State
bank during tho past weok.
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At tho Halmngundl narty reported
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jnmni uoaroai ino prize, a
hand (Minted china hair reoeiver, was
won by Miss Ruhr Rasmusseu.
Rev. W. A. Oash and famllv are
planning an extensive summer trip, to
be goiio aboat two months, visiting
northern Miohlgan. the home of Mrs.
Cash's parents.
Kdgar Howard retnrned last iiiuht
from Milwaukee where he went last
woek as a delogato to the M. W. A.
grand nouncil. He was chosen ehnir-
man of the Nebraska delegation.
Sheriff Davis of Nance oonntv went
through Columbus today on his way
to tho Lincoln hospital for Insnae
where ho was taking Francis lirown.
an old man whose mind has beonme
affected.
Jas. Nevols retnned this moruintr
fom Madison, South Dakota, where
ho had been to attend tho funeral of
his stopfather, Stephen Qrennrv who
was iustautly killed by a railroail en
Bine. Ho was HIS ynrs cdd.
Prof. W.K. Weaver, who oame from
Morrison, HI., tho first of the week.
Is replacing the old plank walk in
front of his lota on west Thirteenth
street with a good brick walk. Thia
takes ont the last link of poor walka
on Thirteenth street.
W. J. Rlokel, chief of police of
Btromsburg arrived In the city last
night and immediately innuired for
Sheriff Oarrlg. He U traolng some
stolen property which he believes
Platte coanty offloers oould help him
to locate. He did not describe the
property.
Dying Of Famine,
is, in its torments, like dying of
consumption. The progress of con
sumption, from the beginning to tho
vory end, Is a long torture, loth to
victim And friends." When I had con.
sumption in its first stage," writes
wm. Meyers, of Oearfoss, Md., "After
trying different mediolnes And a uood
doctor, in vain, at last took Dr. King's
New Discovery, which quickly and
perfectly eurodmo. " Prompt relief
and suro cure for ooughs, oolds, sore
throats,bronohltiT"eto7 PoaitiVelT
preveuts pneumonia. Guaranteed t
Cbas.Daok's drag store, prloe 60 cents
and 1 per bottle. Trial bottle free.
Mbaday's Sally Joaraal.
Kd Karly went to Platte Center to
day. Ghas. Wurdeman mado a imainn..
trip to Humphrey today.
" Mrs. Amelia Krause vlsted her .nn
Joe in Genoa over Sunday.
I. Gluck was a passenger on the
Albion branch this morning.
Miss Mamlo Curtis left
to day
for Orsston for a two woeks visit.
Frank Matbows oame nn
Schuylor to spend Sunday with the
home folke.
Mr. and Mra. Will Houston lot't 10
day for Onmlm whero they will mnlte
their future homo
Miss Miunottn Hopkins of Hell won J
snout Snndny in Coluinbtis. tlu uuest
of Ml on Anuit llovd.
Prof. W M. Kern was In town over
Sunday, golnu from here to Wnhou
for Institute work this weok.
Ralph llovd eamo down tron: Nor-
folk and spent Sunday with IiIh jmr.
ents, Mr. and Mts. R. O. llnvd
Mrs. Hart helow of Spokane, Wnsb.,
arrived today for n brief vlMt with
his cousin Mr. R. C.Boyd nnd mnitly.
Miss Holon Warden gavo a puny to
number of friends Sntnntnv nf tnrnnnn.
tho oecaslon bciug her eighth birth-
day.
Mrs. George Wliislow entertained it
A fow ladlos at a Kensington Saturday
Afternoon in honor of Mrs. HntiRon of
Iowa.
Mrs. Amy DeFord of California ar
rived here Saturday on a visit to her
sister, Mrs.M.Brugger, and her broth
ers, Fred and Albert Stenger.
Mrs. K. 8. Newlon is entertaining
this afternoon in honor of her sister,
Mrs. 8teinbaugh of Council HIuiIh,
who will return tomorow to her home.
Joseph Harper nnd Jurigo T. 1).
Robinson of Humphrey aro in Colum
bus today on prnbato business commut
ed with the estate of neujaminilarper.
doceased.
Miss Susan B. Anthony, tho famous
L,i....
woman snffraue. went
through Columbus today on hor way
to a mooting of that society in Snn
Francisco.
Miss Elizabeth Slioolutu returned
last evening from Pender where Hho
has been tenohins l'rinmrv Metlimiu
in tho Franklin county teachers' in
Htltnto for the iwst weak
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lor this wook. Tomorrow tho Misses
mmA , 10,nor1row "
MoMahon will entertain ; M
irs. II. P.
H.Oelrlch will giro n party on Thurs
day; nnd Miss Vesta Slater enter
tains on Fridav.
Rev Fr. T. P. Haley ot Wnvno who
in OnlumbuK todny on bin wny to
Grand Island to take part in ser
vices oelobratlnK the twonty-llfth anni
versary of tho pastorate of tho Rev
Wolf of Grand Island.
" uiV"'l Willi WIIN lorill
r.i.ini. v.iM...t... i.i
Mr. Rubynr. Who WON fnmmrlv n
....w.v ... uu.u,u, imvuiK
been
euinloevd
in Nlewohner's jewelry
about two years, went
tore for
through today from Norfolk. Ho is
on his way to Iowa looking for a lo-
cation
Mr. and Mrs. Will Swartsloy enter
tained about twenty people at their
homo last Fridav at n family reunion
in honor of Mr. Swnrtslev's sister.
Mrs. Hans Hansen of Harlan, Iowa
who has been visiting rolatives hero
for tho past two weeks. A bounteous
dinner was served and tho day pleas
antly spent on the farm.
8. M. Russom, Union Paeilic airont
at Fullerton, went through Columbus
today on his way to Knid. Okl.. whore
he has farmiug and business interest.
Ho was accompanied by Mrs. Russom
who stopped hero for a short visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Joo MahatVoy.
Later she will join hor husband and
they will go on a trip to Peorln, 111.,
beforo returning homo. They will be
gone about four weeks.
A single roso from, a bouquet in the
hands of a maiden with blushing face
and melting eye affords n glimpse of
paradise for tho average young man.
Bat what can bo tho spiritual state of
the follow who has a whole bouquet
thrown at his foot, and that bv n
charming young lady whom ho has
nover seen bofore aud who is moved
by a single glanoo at him through tho
ojwn window of a moving Pullman
car thus to deport herself ? OotiKonting
can answer the question, for ho is the
nappy young man who onoonntored
this experlonoo at tho Union Paeiiio
station last night as No. 5 pulled
out. Judge Uonsloy is one of several
eye witnesses who can more than vor
ify the above statement and ho in
willing to testify that tho young lady
was smiling and waving hor handker
chief as the train departed with as
much fervor as Con was blushing
YeiUrdajr'a Daily Journal. '
Hlako Manor wont toLlncoln today.
Horn to Mr.' and Mrs. John Winkle-
man Thursday moniug, u girl.
Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Kavanaugh re
turned last ovenlng from Milwaukee.
Drs. Martyn, Kvans, Hvnnu ,v. Miirtyn
Jr., oflico three doors north of Fried
hof'e store.
County Attorney Komp of Fullerton
and Georgo Roso of Genou wore in
tho city today.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Howard spent
Sunday In Humphrey with the family
of P. K. MoKilllp.
Mrs. Cuuingham olOiunlm and .Mi km
Ward of Geneva aro gneMh nt tho
MoMulion homo today.
Tho prettiest hammocks nnd tho
foxlost flroworks in tho city nt Carl
Schubert's. Seo them. iw-'d
A. Anderson uud daughter, Mrs.
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CASH
SPECIALS
rUH FME LAST OF JUNE
Prices Swing Down Far Bilow Your Hopi
TABLE COVERS AND SCARFS
MxlW Hemstitched Linen Finish Table Cover . 25c
80x37 Mexican Drawn; Work Table Cover . 35e
3x3G Linen Damask Table Cover . . f,j)c
22x(J(5 Linen Finish Table Scarf . . 45c
18.5i Pure Linen Table Scarf . .50c
18x50 Pure Linen Hemstitched Scarf . 90c
TABLE LINEN
Unbleached Table Damask . prjce 25c
Bleached Table Danuisk . ' . price 3QC
70 inch All Pure Linen Table Damask Price 49c
72 inch All Pure Linen Table Damask Price 79c
72 inch Irish l.incn Wenched Damask Price 98c
72 inch German Wenched Linen DamnskPrice $1.25
NAPKINS
$2.25 Hlencudd Napkins Special Price .$1.50
21 inch Unbleached Napkins Special Price . $1.39
$2.50 Irifh Wenched Napkins Special Price . $2.15
INDIA LINONS
Nice Quality Exceptional Value
50 inch Persian Lawn, Special Value
12 l-2c India Linon, Special Price
Nansook at 15c, 20c, 25c and 35c per yd
Freuch lawn 25c per yd and up.
TOWELS
Exceptionally larr
Turkith Bath Towels
20c Bath Towels at 15c
18x3(5 Cotton Huck Splendid Value, at 10c
19x40 Huck Towclo 2 for 25c
19x38 Orchard Flax Huck, Special Value 15c
Triswold, returned home Sunday from
a ten days visit in Wisconsin.
Have you nu account vou ran not
collect? Take it to MoKlfrosh. tt
.Mr. nnd Mrs. Harrington are going
to Kaunas tomorrow morning for a
two wooks visit with relntlves.
If yon want n hammock built for
two, ami llroworks that don't" fizzle"
buy them from Carl Sehnbort. Iw.'ld
Mies Simmons, who has been visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. Sparhawk for two
weeks, will leave for Council HlnllH
tomorrow.
Mrs. MclColvoy has returned from
a two weeks visit at Grosham. Sho
has been spending tho winter In Hot
Springs '.South Dnkotn.
LOST: A ladles' brown leather
pookot book containing HI 25, between
live aud six miles north of Columbus.
Finder will ploaso return a once to
Journal oilloo. :it
PRIVATE HAM3:-I will odor for
sale all my household goods, nt my
rotddonoo' ii2l West 1 Itii Street, Wed
nesduy atternoon. .Tun ys,
W.W. Rathburn
The Episcopal church is being garb
ed in a now coat of paint. New steps
al the entry and uow panels in the
door, are nlso lining added. During
the absence of Rector W. A. Ca-h this
summer, tlieio will bo no services in
the cburcli.
For fire insurance, mmi (J. N. Mo
Klfresh, olllco over Columbus State
Hanlc tf
Now is tho time to insuro your
property ngaiiiHt Ion hy lightning,
hoi- every day. Why be the loser
when a small premium may save you
hundreds nf dnllarrs. Lightning in
surance writton by Heehnr, llocken
borgnr it Chnmburs iiiMires.
Diodrih Moiike, tho farmer between
horn and Platte renter who but
week was looking for the salesman of
the header FencoCowhom hoohnrucd
with increaasing the amounts ou cer
tain notes after his signature had been
affixed, today filed a huit in district
STORE
5c yd
25c yd
10c yd
Turkish Bath
at 5c
Towels nt 10c
court enjoining tho Loador Fence
Co. from selling or collecting said
notes.
ICK ORKAM 8(OlA!-The Kp
worth League nf tho Methodist church
will give an ieo cream social at the
homo of Tom Hoyd, at tho corner of
IHth & Olive, Friday evening, June
'10. Kvorybody Invltod. A pleasant
evening guaranteed. tf
Mr. nnd Mrs. w. W. Rathburn who
have been at Mr. Rathburn' home Id
Lincoln for sevoral weeks retnrned
home last night to remain until next
Friday. Mrs. Rathburn will leave on
July loth for a visit toOntaria, Canada
Mr. nnd Mrs. Rathburn havn ailvnr
tisoda privato aale of their house
hold goods for tomorrow. They ex
peot to make tholr futuro home in
Lincoln.
Saturdny afternoon Mrs. A. Hoinlz
entertained tho ladles of tho music
enl department nf tho Woman' club
at her farm homo, in compliment to
Miss Klhel (lalley. Twenty.flvo ladles
wore present, among them Mrs. D. F
Davis nf BJlv.tr Creek. The gnests
ntscmhlod at tho homo of Mlis Whit
moyer and conveyances wore 'provided
to take them to the farm. Muslo and
various sports furnished amitsemout,
aud an elegant lunch was served
C. N. MoKlfrosh, attorney. Collect
ions a specialty. tf.
Now is the clianco ,to make the do
lightfnl trip to Uallfornlafor just one
half of the expense incurred in mak
ing tho trip at any other tlmo. Don't
M)st(one for yon may not soon again
bo offered tho low rntos of 15.00 to
SnnPrnuoisoo, Santa Harbara, Los An
goles.San Diego and many othor Cali
fornia points. Literature about Cali
fornia free on application to W. H.
Henham. .y,
Ethel B. Wing
Trained Nurse
ObftUitrles A fipeclaltti
Independent Phono 1664
Columbus, Nebraska
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