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Below are the many bargains you will find in our store. The prices we
ask are shorn of all profits and in many instances are below the regular cost
price of articles mentioned.
Wc have ?i low Ice Cream Freezers left and to
clean up on them will sell at less than cost, while they
last.
2 (t Arctic $1.25 each, 'A qt 1 .50, 4 qt $1.75, 6 qt
$2.25. M burner Jr. Gasoline Stoves at $2.90, Lemon
Squeezers at 5c, Ice Picks 5c, 1 l-8x2Hx Bs Screen Doors
at 50c each. We have a lew Refrigerators will close
out at cost.
II you can use a Cook Stove or Steel Raugc, come
quick as they won't last long. We arc selling them at
factory cost without freight added. Do you need any
nails? Wc are selling 0 pounds lor 25c, mowing ma
chine oilers 5c, machine oil, 5 gal lots at 25c gal, Fraz-
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ier Axle Grease, 3 1-lb boxes lor 20c, 6 heavy steel
hinges at 7c pair, 6 extra heavy T hinges Ho pair, barn
door hangers 35c pair, barn door rail 3c per foot, poul
try netting in lull rolls 40c per 100 square feet, wire
cloth in lull rolls $1.20 per 100 sq feet, No. 8 scoops G5c
No. 10 scoops 70c, a good D handle shovel lor 40e, 3
tine bundle forks, Otsego make, the best there is at 45c,
No. 1 Favorite Bbl Churn $2.75. No. 2 Bbl Churn $3.25
i No. 8 galvanized iron wash boiler at 65e each, No. 8 tin
I copper bottom wash boilers at 80c, galr iron wash tubs
I small size 45c, medium size 50c large 60e, 3 qt granite
cumuu puis ov, qt granue conec pois 'j-uc, aiso a mil
line ol enameled preserving kettles from 35c up.
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We have a complete stock and can furnish you almost anything' you want;
the goods must be sold within the next 30 days. This is the opportunity of a
life time. Come early before the stock is broken.
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Ynnturility'a Dnily Journal.
OoiihiiU Dr. 1'nrry nhout your eyes.
MIhn Martha Turner in working on
tint Argux.
,1cm Duooy of Idinlmy was- in ilm
city jnHlordii?.
(). .1. Ourltiw returned today trout n
trip up tlio Norfolk branch.
MIhh Yom K runner wont lit Lincoln
tliiH inornlui; to spend tlio iluv with
friends.
Mrc Fred llolltnn lull (IiIh mormon
ovitr tlio lUirlliik'ton for ttml'liilipptiinH
to join her husband
MiNH Ulii KuK'T who Iihn boon
working on tlio Itieiin litis accepted
n position on thn Arj;u
Cull enity to Hulnit our liitriuiiiis ut
Clous Mid llohliues while tliititHioit
liirut ih rouiplnto. tf
(J.ut Scot I, IIiiiih l-Mliott.Alhoit Utth
iiiUHMon ituil I. O Uikvittmuuh wont to
KuiiMiH tliin morning ovxr iliollui luu;
ton
Mr. mill Mth. llolxrt IIiiiiiim; icfl
liiHt nielli for tlion futuro houix in
Swou UitVi In Mr Kiiiiiish' uiotloo
has ho tur improvoil as to portuit liix
ItiflVtllK
Mr. niul Mrs. Sullies Kiistmim ot
('roNtou wnio hi (JnluiiiluiN ycstcnhvy
on thoir return Iroiu (Hoolnv count
wlioro Mrn K.ntniiui lui' Mhttcil rcl
iitivi'H for nivorul wouUh
Mr. unit Mrn. .tohu I'ony went
throiik'li i'oIiiiiiIiiih toiluv on thoir why
to rirliulnr. Mr. I'ciry is rol.ol
n'i'iil on tlm Union I'millc uinl luu
lit'iin on iluly ut Fulicrton
MrH (ioiiiko Wiiihlow ri'turncil to
iluv from Stunrt, Nnlir , wlu'in she
Iian hooii visit iiif" her fntlioi tm tin
piiht two weeks Slio witsiii'i'oiupouicil
liy her hrotlior Mr Hurl ScolleM
Wnnl wiih rrcnlvoil liorn tmlny tluit
n ilmtK'litor wim horn on SuiHiiy to
Mr. nuil Mrn. (i. T. Kvorott nt I'm-k'.
nnl, lown, wluuo tlioy nro visit iiik ut
tlm homo of Mr. F.verelt'H fntlier
MrH. (ieo Hcott eutertauieil ciyht
KlilHonoilny Inst week in honor of Mix
MhiiIu HimiloH of Olilcuo. Tlio tnhlt
wiih ilocorntod with hwont pnnnnnil
luiichoou wan Korvoil in four courses.
l'rof. W. M. Ivorn loft tmluy for
hlleiulnlo, North ItakotA to tuke
clmrK'J of IiIh work ns proslilent of tlio
Htnto mniitml triiinliiK koIiooI, Mr.
Korn lenvoK hortH of wnrin frtenils in
ColumhiiK who wilt lonvo tlio hitch
NtriiiK out for IiIh roturn. No school
nmn in Nohmskn rmikN hliihnr thnn
Mr. Kuril mul ColuiubuK in fnrttinntp
toJbKyoholil hi in uh lotiR US blltl lllll.
MIhh Hfolln (Inrtnn of Hf. Kilwanl
cmno down to OoIiiiiiIiun yeHloriluv to
moot lior cousin, Mr II. K NoInoii,
who hikH heen on viHit to Missouri.
Tlmy returneil to;othor this iiftoruoon
to St Kilwunl
MosihunoH M. I), ivnrr niul OIihh. Dunk
Imvo Issueil invitiitioim for nn "ut
linino" to ho Ki vim July '.'( nt n ;.'!() in
honor ot Mrs .luliu oisen of tlinnhn,
ilmiKhlor of .Mr mnl Mm M. I). Knrr
uinl Mim K. Stillimis of (Jlnr iiiiln,
lowu.
A limit mul son llurry of (ienoit
worn in tlio oily litis inrounou untheii
loliirn from Not ton, Kmt'iis whom
Mr Ifiittt Inks iiiuilo lurtro iuvi'stuiniits
Mi Itpitt will huMil it hlock which
Mm iv u lit tin to Mipoiiiiteml tuuiihoit
tlinn
llowitiil (Mitiko hits it imn two Hiutt
oil "iiuto"iho " Uno". Inch ho iliovo
up fioiu Ouiikhit lust Suliinliky Tlio
now iiiiichiuo is citpthlo ot twenty two
horse power mul inn strike it clip tluit
inikl.es its p'tsHi'iiKors son sick. It ulso
clikiuis the mlvmitiiLTo of hniiu; ikliuost
noiseless.
Mih. V. Neninmker mul it uuiiiher
ol the iniMiiheih of the l.itilies Anl so
ciety of Hie (leiiuikli Kvimnelicikl Pin
testinit church will civo for the lieun
III of Mtiil society mi ice crcnin mioiiiI
on Dikvlil Schuptiiich's litwu on Kiev,
until htreel tnui:ht i:orjhoilv cor
liully uivitcil.
I'littik .Mi eel; o tlm ilnltiuihiis hum.
hkll tcmu will kii to Kmiiutiil Kriilny
to join the Oiuithit leiint tluit pluveil
hero on the Fourth of lulv The
dull hits lenrejuiicil mul chmiucil its
iiituto troiu the (' N lHet.
ti'itm to the Nohrnskii Unirinitls. 'lhey
itio stitrtiiit; on it tout of the stitte.
.1 F. Sienis now honsts two unto,
uiohiles, one it sinulo senteil vi hide
whirhhouses tor licht work mul it
two senteil umchine for the plousum
of his fmnily mul frtuml- Mr Sleius
loft I ho first of the week for Nntionitl
I'ity.t'nl whom ho went to dispose of
it viilimhlo fruit imich of 7"i (teres Mr.
Slums ts oiio of the men who Imvo
through their i;euius mul industry
iTt'nti'il weitlth for I'littto county.
F 11 Kosoll ot St. Kilwmd dieil
at St Mary's hospital u Kriiluv
tilithr of hlooil ininoiiinK Ho was a
ilniKiHst nod 'mil boon in the employ
ot A. I). Wlnto. Last wool; he scratch'
ol his hand on some part nt Mr.
White's soda fountain Trouhle im
mediately henan, and ho citiuo to the
hospital Thursday iiIkIU. Ho t,'iow
rapidly wnrso anil dieil Frulny. .1 M
Kennedy of Ht. IMward cnuiint; down
on the noon train to tttka hint home.
K. II. (JhaiuherH has boon confined
to his homo most of tint tituo since
his rot urn from Sheinimi county Inst
Thursday by it Mubbunrn attack ol
rheumatism. Thn disease has con
fined itself to Mr. Chambers foot ami
his uyoH.
Mrn. (lilletto niul tlio Misses Minnie
(iorholil niul Oltra Kasinussen drove
to tlio (Jeiliold farm fourteen miles
south of Oolumbus last Sunday. Swim
iiiK, horseback ridiiii; ami nn abundant
supply of sweet mid tendor spiln
chickens worn iuiiuiik Hut HiIiirh Hint
tiiailo the dav puss ploasaiitly.
Orali: Tumor. acconimiiieil by his
Mslers the Misses Martha, Uoim mul
Frances returned Saturday iiIkIu trout
an overland trio to Sherman county
wliwro Htoy havo boon visit ini; thoir
coinins Carl ami Itort MoKiunio.
While there thov also visited tlio Fred
HloiiKor farm occupied by Mr.Mussor.
Thoy report crop conditions excellent
in Sherman county.
Tl.eio is only one i'hautauiua in
tlio stato this year that will bo worthy
of vour attention ami that will bo the
one at Fullerton the site of the fain
ous l.nvor'H l.oaii. Thnro is whom
you will itot vour monny'H worth mid
somo to spam niul if vou nro looking
for it vacation mm a place to spend it
vou should writo to tlio socrotitry for
a copy of thoir handsome souvenir
book KiviiiK full detail of tlio pionntin
ami dates. It iM tlio handsomest thiui;
of tlio suit over put ont m the wont
ami you should havo ono whether vou
are Ktiinii or not. Thoir dales aro
Autnist It to ,'tth inclusive. Kour
sum rates on all rallioaiU during thn
tluto of the moutiut;. Son the bit; bills
for further particulars or writo thn
secretary.
Procrastination is tlio thief of time.
Don't pot it oil. Havo your house in
sumd now. Havo vour accounts col
lected before they aro outlaw Onll
on (). N. MoKlfrohh. wtf.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS
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lntliiMnnil IiiiHhIIom. Hut nt mir lieinci.t.
er -4IUI ir. in tnii4 t.ir I'nrllrulitrt. l-ati-
fi !m,f.V! n""' .'l'-INiilmmU. tMbjr
-..-. "'UMTH OIIKMIUAl. OO
moo MatllMia surr. fill LA., PA,
OUST IN OUR EYES.
Wf nt Tlntr 4'illii'l (iirliiiin Tltli.K
U'llliiMit I.iioUIiik l'r Thrill.
I'Vw people arc iiuuro, sny- l'nil V
Sahy In the Stinind Miik.I7.Iiu, that
wt are nil muituuily "collcctlut" onrl
oih tlihii; without Io.iI.Iiik for them:
In the very net of lookliiK up at the
floethiK spectiicle uf a llery oih the
reader with the IiIk. wide open oyos
tuny onslly reedto In one of hit own
orbs ii tiny sphere from afar that was
linMluctil in u kIowIiik streak of llht
like the one ho Is niliiilrlUK.
Meteoric tlust N ever fnllltiK niul up
on nil part of our planet. The llttlo
Hpheros havo liceu t'oiinil upon tint
decks of ships far out ut sea, In nil
the deserts of the earth mul on tint
tops of snow cliul mountains. Untie
liiKi hroiiKht up troiu the silent depths
of the ocean kIvo testimony of thoir
unhcisal ptoM'iice. The paitldot nil
niiit.ilu Iron and tire oanlly collivtetl
by the magnet from the loot' of any
lillthollse n- other place (posed di
rect l, to tlu sky.
Seafarers aro sometimes pelted with
dust of ipilto a dlll'crent kind, compos
od of the iiiloroM'opIc tllnty skeletons
of beautiful plants culled "diatoms."
Tlu".e tiny plants live In both salt
and frosh water and occur In enor
mous numbers in some localities. Oc
casionally water courses and luuudat
od mean dry up. and the tllnty shells
of the diatoms which kh'w there aro
blown about as dust. There aro sev
eral Instances on record of dlatoina
coons dust falls nt sea. During the
thickest p.ut of the fall the sailors
han experienced much pain in their
eves, the lutlammatiou hcing caused
by the little duly slu II i.
SECRETARY SEWARD.
Hit InlliH'iicc I linn tin- I'orrlKn Vol
lc oC 'I hi t'oillilr).
The Importance of Secretary Sew
ard's liitlui-mv In the domestic affairs
of the I'ulted States duriiiK Johusou'
iidiululstratloii has probably boon of
iiKKeratitl, but It would be hard to ox
iiKKiTuio the linportanco of what he
iiihleM'd and of what ho Initiated In
his own proper Held of diplomacy. Ill
chief, oci uplcil as ho was w 1th tierce
controversies over other subjects,
found, wo may well suppose, but llttlo
time for forei,:tt relations. He does not
appear to have Interfered with policies
which wete already adopted or to have
initiated au.v new policies of his own.
Seward must therefore bo held respon
Hlblo to a degree somewhat unusual
for the conditet of the tlelleato negotia
tions, Involving very far reaching eon
sentiences, which the war gave rlso to.
It was he who tlrst pres.-ntisl America
to Uurope lu that attitude of conscious
.strength vvhUh the th u'ough establish
ment of our nationality at last enabled
i to. take. It was ho. who roassertiil
oiToctivi... . ;. t wit. 10, i. any u:v)ii.
our tr.tdi 1 ill tl ntniul l.i r.'l'cc. i.- ti
the T.'itln icpuhlhs t the south of i ,t.
It wa.t he who, fa. In,; wcslvv.ud, ;i
couiplishcd nn ovp-iusion m' our
tern Into a region never c niteinplated
until his tiny by tho-ut who guided our
destinies ami turned our thoughts up
on the shoies of the Pacltlc as it field
for Anieriean trade and American In
fluence. William Gnrrott Ilrowu lu
Atlantic.
THE CRUEL PIANO.
JaTenll flacrlflrra Thnt Are OrTiTi-it
I'p tu lilt liiHlrunit-nl.
My landlady's llttlo boy, separated
from mo only by a thin lath p.iititlou
of a wall, Is playing live linger eer
cIsoh lu halting ihythm and with In
numerable falsu notes. The lnstru
nient Is tine lu which the flight of years
has left a tone like a discontented' nut
meg grater.
The little boy, a pale child in a long
pinafore and big white oars, hates hi i
chosen instrument us much as 1 do. !
and ko wo moot on a level of mutu.ii ,
nllllctiou. 1 loathe hearing him, and he '
hates til.i iUMtiuiiiout; now, lu the name
of good common sense, vvhj must ho be
offered up as a aerltlce.
Ills mother Is n poor woman, and the
tinkling cottage piano with plaitd.
faded green front represents the hops
mid many other wholesome thing t she
has not eaten, ami what she allow t
the young Inly lu the thltd floor li.n-i;,
vim takes her boanl out lu piano le
sons, la a twrloiis sacrltlce. Now , I usl;
what for?
Why Is all the world playing an im
necessary piano?
Marilago has a fatal effect on niiwle.
For moiio occult reason as soon as a
girl Is man toil the piano the grave of
so imiih money and time i el Ires out
of active life and swathed In "art di.i
perles," burdened by vases, cabinet
photographs and Imitation "cmlos"
serves lesn as a musical Instrument
thnu a warning. Hut no sooner me the
next generation's legs long enough to
dangle between the keyboard and the
pedals than the echoes awaken to the
same old false notes that servo no pur
pose unless mi hour of dally martyr
dom over a tear splashed keyboard Is
an excel lent preparation for the trials
of life. Mrs. John Lane lu London
Outlook.
African t.rnnhrrttn.
Tlio social grosbecks of South Africa
llv In large societies. They select a
tree of considerable sle and literally
cover It with grass roof, under which
their common dwelling Is constructed
Tlio roof serves tint double purpose of
keeping off tlio heat and the rain, and
KMi or roo palm of birds are known to
have the sumo shelter. The nests in
this aerial dwelling are built In regu
lur streets and clotely resemblo rows
of t cue went housed.
How to
Make Bread
flood broad bakers, as
well as hcojniii is, can
alvv.ivs le.irn somrthinc,
new about making bn.ul.
Send for our bread honk,
which evpl.iins "How to
Make llreail" with Yeast
Fo.uu the boht ) cist in the
wot Id.
f.ootl hotne-in.iile bread
is delicious, nutritious, and
nraniiHi, anil is just us e.e.v
to make as pie ot oak
oil use Yeast Foam
follow the direction'
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mill ifi
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which is the first pssenti.it
of cood hirad. imnnls :i
tl ivor and an una of its own.
It's made ot wholesome
vegetable iu)'irdieuts, nul
contains the sectet o tint
Mvret lillttv, wile it v t Iste
which is the di light ut all
good hoine-kccpcrs.
The secret is in the yeast.
Yeast Ponn is sold bv all
groceis i;.icli nckiige
contains 7c.ikis cuoiidilo
nuke in loivcs -mil -i Us
for s cents It's the most
cconoinii.il uid the lust, te
gmllcss of inst Write lor
the book to il.o 'i mail
it ft tr.
NORTHWESTERN YEAST CO.,
Chicago,
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