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I A MERRY CHRISTMAS TO YOU ALL Dr. Paul, dentist. Toys below cost at Poesch's. tf CliriBimos cigars at Hagel's. ''C'' Toys! Toys! Toys! at Snow's: Our small pictures are soiling at half price. Herrick. HG-3t Born, to Mr. and Mrs. U J. Carrig a son, Monday December 11th. The largest and finest line or pack ago candies in the city ut Poeschs. If Mrs. George Scott returned lost Saturday night from a visit of a few days in Omaha. J. II. Foster went to Omaha last week to make his home with his two daughters, who reside there. Mrs. A. D. Hinman of St. Edward was the gnet of Mrs. G. E. Willard Friday and Saturday of last week. The houn of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Hardy has been invaded by that an noying bnt inevitablo visitor, the measles. Mrs. J. G. Reeder returned last Wednesday from National City, Cali fornia where she has been visiting her father Samnel Smith. The Columbus band boys are mik ing preparations to give a concert and dance sometime dnring the second TCeeK in January. Full particulars later. Try aSouthRend watch. It is guaran teed to keep perfect time, whether in a hcko oven or frozen in a chunk of ice. For sale by Carl Froetnel, 11th St, Co lumbus. WANTED. Bright, honest young man from Columbus, Neb., to prepaie for paying potation in Government Mail Service. Fox one. Cedar Rap ids, la. Sc Judge Ratterman married Charles II. Belden of Central City and Mis6 Carrie Clark of Minneapolis last Wednesday afternoon. The grocm is a traveling mn and his bride met him here for the marriage. Mr. and Mfs. Mark Rathbum went to Omaha last Saturday to hear Calve sing. This week Mr. Rsthburn went on an eastern trip with the manager of his company to visit the glass and cbiua factories in Pittsburg. Mrs. Rath burn? is visiting with Omaha friends until .her husband's return. Last Fiiday Judge Ratterman placed Herman Wolfe under a six months bond of 300 to keep the peace. Wolfe was arrested on a complaint from his wife who charged him with threaten ing her ilfe. The parties have lived in South Columbus and Wolfe has been a bar tender a part of the time. Rev. William Cash married Mr. Frederick Phinney of Wallace, Idaho, and Miss Minnie Key of Clatks last week at the home of the brides father, Thomas Key. The bride is known in Columbus where her brother George Key lived until one year ago. The groom is engaged in mine engineering in Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Sullivan and Dr. and Mrs. O. H. Platz entertained the ! Evening Club lart Thursday night. I The prizes were won by Mrs. C. E. 1 Pollock, Mrs. C. D. Evans, Mrs. O T. Roen, and Mr. Edgar Howard, j Mrs Julius Petrniichel of Valparaiso. Mrs. Roy Sumpuim of Saliria, Kau., and Mrs. Lisle Illian of Omaha wro gues of the club. Columbus camp. No. 33, Woodmen of the World have elected the follow ing officers: C. J. Garow, consul coaaaaaader; Dr. A. G. Lueschen, advisor lieatenaot ; C. A. Linstrom. banker, John schraocker, clerk; 7. H. Johannes, escort: W. M. Miller, watchman; Dr. Lueschen physican; M. Bragger, member of the board of trsatees. SaaaYrflawi aflanHaa iMtkJBi' Hkoi AmmmWtfk IBHBLjkjf EaflaKaa aaaaar rwmmmmttf. K-iorsnt cost at Schuberts. tf Meerschaum pipes and cigar holders at Schuberts. tf Skates, sleds. Iryciclesand wagons for Christmas at Schubert's tf A fine line of Christmas cigars at the Bowling alley. 6-3 M. G. Pe-kins of Fremont spent Sunday with his family in this city. Toilet casus, albums and fancy goods in great variety at Snow's. 30-13 Orphans society will give a dance New Years night Jan. 1 1!)CG. Tickets 81.00. Miimc by orchostry. H your eyes, ears, nose or throat give you trouble see Dr. Lueschen. Make him a present of a box of cigars. Get them ut-Hagol'sand they will please him. :)G-3 The Presbyterian ladies will bell at Niewhoners. December 14. Come and gel youi Christmas goods. Steel Gillette Safety Itazors at Pollock's. Our holiday stock never was of liner quality nor better values. We let you be the judge. Herrick. 3G-3t Just lake a "look in at Poesch's can dy factory in full blast and then get the habit of buying your candy there, tf Rev. L. R. DeWolf conducted quar terly meetings for Rev. Millard at Silver Creek and Clarks last Sunday. Carl Rohde and J. H. Johannes re tuned last Thursday from Hastings where they instituted a Sons ot Her man lodge. Excellent seed potatoes for sale. Early Ohio variety at To cents. Don't wait until spring and pay f 1.50. Tur ner & Jenkins. 1-2 FOR RENT. An eight room house one block south of sceond ward school. For particulars call up Independent Telephone X 121. Poech's candies arc known throuhliout Nebraska. He has the finest line of CnristmaB candies ever seen in Columbus and prices are right. tf FOR SALE 10 acres of good farm land two and one-half miles northeast 5 of Columbus. SCO per acre if taken soon. Inquire of E. H. Xaumann, Columbus, Neb. 3G-tf FOR SALE : A second hand gaso line engine, 2 horse power. Just the thing for a farmer to use for tumping water or grinding feed. Cheap for cahs. Journal office. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Napier have is sued invitations to the marriage of their daughter. Vesper Olive to Mr. Arthur Lyman Bray The wedding is to occur at high noon on Christmas day. Ward Osborn came home last Thurs day for a few days visit with his mother. He will return this week to the East Lynne company with which ho is signed at Sioux City. He says the company "s meeting with success. Mrs G. E. Willard last Thursday received a beautiful patch qult as a pift from the ladies of the Degree of Honor of St. Edward. Mrs. Willard formerlv was financier of the St. Ed ward lodge and one of its most active members. The ouilt was sent as a token of appreciation of her work and of the nigh regard in which she is held by her St. Edward friends. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Kelley arrived in this city from the west last Friday night. Mrs. Kelley will remain till after the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kramer and Mr. Kelley will be here Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. Kelley have epent the fail months delightfully in the Black Hills and Wyeming which are included in I Mr. Kelley's territory. 2 i J Q Mrs. G. B. Speice went to Omaha yesterday. Dr. Eugene May at Orpheus hall, tonight (Wednesday. ) Dr. May's lecture is fcr the benefit of the Presbyterian building fund. Bring the children to Poesoh's candy store to buy pure 6weet candy. Mrs. Thurston and daughter Mabel of Genoa were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Barclay Jones Sunday. Miss Vesta Slater's music class at Belwood has grown until it takes two days of the week instead ot one as formerly. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Emerson of Fremont were in Columbus Monday enroute to California to spend a iarge part of the winter. A complete and brand new stock of Christmas toys at Bushman's, on Olive street, the old Live and Let Live Meat market. Everything in toys and dolls, and at low prices. Mrs. Rhodes, with her little daugh ter Helen, arrived Tuesday noon, to spend the holidays at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. D. T. Martyn. Mr. Rhodes will arrive Sunday, to remaiin till after Christ mas. The Modern Woodmen of Columbus have elected the following officers for the ensuing year: J. A. Douglas, venerable consul ; A. L. Rolin, worthy adviser ; Carl Kramer, banker ; J. L. Brunken, clerk; Hilliard Vil6on. escort ; T. C. Hogan, watchman ; G. M. Hall sentry ; Loiue Held, manager. Dr. W. H. Slater returned home last Friday from his post-graduate studies at the Kanass Citv Veterinary School and his patrons are keeping him besv during hi6 short vacation. He will return next month to complete his course. Dr. Slater ranked third in a class of seventy at the holiday examin ation. The "Idlers" have 'issued invita tions for a dancing party to be given at Orpheus hall on the evening of December 28. This unique girls' so ciety claims the following member- ship. Misses Alfreda Post, Lot ilia Speice, Nellie Evans, Eloise Roen, Lillian Adams, Pauline Bucher, Olga Hagel and Mrs. Julius Nichols. G. H. McOlintock was in this city last Tuhrsday looking alter his drug business and other interests in this part of Nebraska. He will be here again this week. He says that Dr. Hansen and other Columbus people at Searchlight, Nevada are centering all their energies on the new railroad which tkev are building to that town. John Wurdeman and D. A. Becher returned this week from a meeting of the Battle Creek Mutual Fire Insur ance company at Battle Creek, Neb. , of which company Mr. Becher is a director and Mr. Wurdeman a stock holder. Speaking of the meeting to a Journal reporter, the latter said : The most important action of the associa tion was the extension of policy hold ers privileges to other nationalities, up to this time the company had bsen solely a German concern. i Platte county has caue to feel proau of her poultrynion. E P. Rog ers entered four birds at Marshall town, la., and at Valley and brought home three firsts and one second from each show. Max Elias cantured a first and a second and two thirds at the Valley show; J. K. Fulmer brought home a $15 cup besides four, first prizes; P. J. McCaffrey captured two firsts and a second ; William Sny I der drew two firsts, two seconds, two I thirds and two fourths: Martin Schilz i secured two firsts ana a second, and Robert Nenmeuter was awarded third pen. , 5EF2 Smoke Litrle Duke cigar. Dr. Mark T. McMahon, dentist Journal ads bring result. Dr E. H. Naumaa. Dentist, 13th St 3(30 different kinds of candy at Poesch's. Puesch8 candy store is headquarters fur candy buyers. The Journal wants all the news. ! Phono or write it in. Dr. D. T. Martyn, jr , office new ColumbuB State Bank building. . Boys, buy your cigars and candy at Smith's, opposite U. P. deot. tf Drs. Martyn, Evans is Evans. Coc rtultation in German and English. Judge Reeder has been holding court in Nance county this week. Thousands of pounds of candy for Platte county children at Poesch s. FOR SALE : A second hand piano, almost new. Icquire Journal office. M. Rothlietner has been confined to his home since Saturvday by illness. Tho Presbyterian ladies are serving lunch at the Poultry show this week. A new line of guaranteed pipes and smoker's articles at The Bowling Alley. Wanted A good girl for general house work, four in family. Call at this office. Dr. C. V. Campbell, Dentist with 4Dr. Lueschen, Arnold's old stand. Olive st. Try our Rex Lump Coal 87 at the yard. P. D. Smith Co. Both tel. No. 8. The Presbyterian ladies cleared over a hundred dollars at their bazaar last week U. Hockenberger went to Sherman county Monday accompanied by Julius Nichols. L Sibberson of Omaha formerlyjfa ColumbuB citizen was in the city Tuesday. John Kavanr.uh of the Spalding Enterprise was in this city a few minutes Tuesday. Lieutenant Hensley will be home next Saturday evening to remain till after New Years. Girls, don't buy cheap lotions for the complexion. 3 ust coax your mothers to use Peter Sclimitt's Hour. George Thompson, master mechan ic cf the Union Pacific was in the city a few hours Tuesday. WAY UP is used by all who desire a fine quality of patent Hour. The Co lumbus roller mills makes it. Don't forget the new Buschman Rack et store with its new stock and re duced prices. C. H. Buschman. John Sacrider and wife and Mel Sacrider were guests last Monday night of Clark Miller and family. Hugh and John McLean, employes in the B & M machine shops in Lin coln are visiting their parents in Co lumbus. Itny early and avoid the rush! Snow's Hook Store. The Misses Maggie and Mary Schraff will leave Sunday for Benson, Iowa., to visit their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mis. P. F. Schraff E. H. Chambers and Homer Robin son returned Sunday from Indian Territory where the former closed up some land sales started two weeks ago. The McAllister 6tudio for vour Christmas Photo's. Come early. A handsome calendar or Platinum folder with every dozen photo's until Janu ary 1. Poesch's wholesale candy factory makes candy for dealers all over the state. He can sell better goods at cheaper prices than any other dealer in the city. Mrs. M. D. Kar went to Om ha to day to spsnd the holidays with her daughter, Mrs. Julius Olsen. Mr. Karr will leave here Sunday to spend Christmas. LOST A fur collarette with shound er cape, between Snow's book store on Thirteenth street and the Merz hotel. Leave at Journal office. It Jacok Schmid. The musical department of the Wo man's club held their annual Christ mas program and banquet at the home of Miss Florence Whitmoyer last Tues day afternoon. Miss Anna Matson left last Satur day for her home in South Omaha after an extended visit in this city, Monroe and St. Edward. While here she was a guest of her sister Mrs. G. M. Hall. "J. E. Fuimer was so happy over his poultry prizes that he forgot all about the distinguished guest whom he was entertaining and 6taited home from the theatre without liim." That is the story a good friend of the president of the ponltry association tells and it has not yet been denied. Do not fail to hear Dr. Eugene May at the Orpheus hall tonight ( Wednes day). Citizens of Columbus who have heard him are unanimous in his praise. His di&criptions are an in spiration 10 the young; his humor, re freshing to the weary; his eloquence, an uplift for all Europeans and Euro pean travelers we find delight in re viewing the eld world through his eves Our Swish and German Ameri can citizens will find special interest iu hie theme, Ober-Amiuergau. Tho Vienna Cafe, conducted so long and so successfully by ' Jimmie" Cor-' bett has changed hands and will change name O. H. Buschman who 6old out his interest in the Home Restaurant about a year ago is the purchaser, and he will change the name to Home Restaurant. lfr. Corbett'b plans for the future are' not determined but the boys will not let him set ont of town if they can .have their say. It was failing health that induced him to give jap the restaurant business and seek for something with more outdoor air in it. ' AMWnBt&FHEMBH it POWDER AbMluttyFiira HASHOSUBSmUTE A Cream of Tartar Powder, free from alum or phes- phatle acid aOTAL BAKINO POWDER CO., WW TOOK. Dr. Vallier, Osteopath, Barber block. WANTED. -A load of Jsobs.-Journal office. Tell your neighbors about the thorouhgbred hog sale at Brannigan's sale barn Thursday, December 21. The attention of Journal readers is called to the new Union Paoifio time table which is in effect this week. HOUSES FOR RENT We have a desirable line of houses for rent. Becher Hockenberger and Chambers. Steel Gillette Safety Razors at Pollock's. A. F. Currier, Ed. Nelson and Fred Voight of Woodville are among the visitors of the ponltry show this week. The Los Angeles limited, the new through train from Chicago to Los Angeles passed though Colnmbns on its first trip last Monday. R. W. Saley, the official photographer for the company took a picture of the train during its stop here and many citizens were present to see one of the prettiest trains tn the world. Judge Ratterman has issued mar riage license as follows during the past week : John A. Johnson, Genoa and Sesel M. Jensen, Lindsay ; Adal bert D. Potter, Orofton and Cora B. Justus, St. Edward; David F. H in kle and Anna E. Johnson, Genoa: Charles M. Belden, Central City and Carrie Clark, Minneapolis. There will be special Christmas ser vicej at the Congregational church next Sunday. Rev- Munro's theme for the morning service will be "The Meaning of the First Christmas." His evening subject is "A Night in the Desert." On Christmas night there will be a Christmas tree, the deoroations all coming from the south-land, and a program will be given by the children. Eosina Ktuuaer. Rcsina Kummer. widow of Sam Kummer who died about thirty-one years ago, died at the home of his son Will Kummer at Gruetli on December 1), of a complication of asthma and dropsy. The deceased was bora in Switzer land in 1821 and came to Grnetli thirty-five years ago with her husband. She leaves two sons, Will and Ru doloh, and one daughter, Mrs. Rosa Schneider of this citv. The funeral was held on December 11th, Rev. Braun officiating. Mrs. Eliza Langenegger. Mrs. Eliza Langenegger died at her home in the Lindell hotel on Eleven th street of kidney trouble, on De cember 19 at C, p. m. Mrs. langenegger was born in Switzerland on August 27. 1805 com ing to America and to Colnmbns twenty-two years ago. She was mar ried eight years ago and for the past three years with her nnsband has con ducted the Lindell hotel. She leaves a husband and six children. The funeral will be held at the resi ence at 10 a m., and at the German Reform church at 10:1 . a. m., next Sunday, Rev Neumarker officiating. JchnBadnar. John Bednar, aged thirty five years died at St. Mary's hospital of con sumption this morning at 9 o'clock. He leaves a wife and three children iu Poland. He had worked on the section five months in Columbus. Jacob S. Hart. Jacob S. Hart of Monroe, aged fif teen years died at his home in Mon roe last Sunday. The funeral was held Tuesday from the Congregation al church. FiflyYaarsthaStariaNi DR' am r CREAM BAKING ft Craaaaf Tartar tartar lata Fran traps Christmas Gilts for Men Military Brushes Traveling Case Pocket Books Bill Books Cigar Cases Gillette Safety Razors, etc. Christmas Gifts for Ladies M..A . Hair Brushes Hand Mirrors Pocket Books Toilet Sets POLLOCK & aru Fall and Winter Suits & Overcoats alkT lm i aaw .aatfHtanarnaBaaaw fits 8 nSffin I; 9 v'la tl Wm I r i Ml ;: a: ZYxwKWM i ;. f rrSTWi t Will W'D n I' i rHWIMM a"lS II H x X-:r MM n 1 I " JU p fl ft ( nranJecee. CopyrWd. 190S- -j Kmcaid . OVERCOATS AMONG Our Swell line or Overcoats no bnvo tho Light Covert Top Coat for fall wear. Our -li-ineli' Overcoats made up in black beavers for dress wear and aI?o inndo up in fancy mixtures, either in soft or hard finished goods to suit the wear it will be subjected to. We also have a complete line of our 52 in belt coats a stylish overcoat to suit the taste of anyone desiring a coat for eII round purposes in good old winter weather. After looking over our line for fall and winter l!K)5-0; you will say that its tho most complete and best for tho money you have ever seen. Remember we have them at all prices, every one can bo suited. $5 to $10 bays a daisy. Prices $10, $12.50, $15, $16, $18, $20 and $22.50 THERE ARE NONE BETTER GREISEN BROS, j yTMlHMIHIIIilllHHtllllllHi:illllllillllllinillllllllllia,IIIIIIIIiHll!li:ilIllllHIIIIIltillllllllllllllllllllllim lUSE ECONOMY! In buying Coal as well as other things. Read our large list and get posted on prices and the different kinds of Coal we handle. KOCK SPRINGS NOT AND O "If"! You know LUMP. OmKJKJ what this is. KEMMEKERNUTAND O OkO You know LUMP OmVJKJ whatthisis. MAITLAND ZC AH LUMP. jU 0,. MAITLAND 7 OO AH NUT. ,... W Kootj. SUNNY SIDE mm mf The old Canon I 1 City. Can't get LUMP. '' any better. SUNSHINE f f l'est coal for NUT JyJVJ the money. CARNEY f CC Thecleanest LUMP VlyVy coal mined. CARNEY tf C Tl, c,w,nest UT J coal mined. TUENTON f C(" For heating KUT VrV stoves. BLEND C O ( k StVC NUT 7 coal. WEIR CITY T O Furnace jfUT J coal. MAITLAND f AA Can't be beat pjj Jm for cook stove HARD 1 CO Lp,ffh"Kl (X)AL IVtJV Scranton. FURSACE T CO COAL. JV AU our Coal is well screened and satisfaction guaranteed. TELEPHONE NO. 74. BOTH PHONES These are Prices at Yards. - L W. Hair Brushes Purses Card Gases Fountain Pens Cigars Combs Traveling Cases Perfumes Lowney's Chocolates CO., ICth and North Sts. COLUMBUS, NEB 'rrapi T7E h;ive tiim and a larger stock w than ever before. M;ule up in tho latest styles, band tailored neatly trimmed and every garment a perfect tit. Tliebe garments are made up in many different kinds of mater ials the fashionable as well as mix tures. An examination will convince you that our suits are superior in workmanship, look well and lit bet. tor than many other makes of ready made clothes. Our clothes are ready to wear, hut have such an exclusive style and trini to them giving them a look equal to be.st of custom tailored and we can truthfully say they are sceond to none and there are none belter WEAVER & SON a iJMiMiiMiMmiiHNMumiuimmiminuiHttHiii W- sgma -A.-t..-J-3.a'rf,jrtov.Af.J o la JZ- jj iM-fTl 1 ii mi a i iaia rmr-ft .1
