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You see the "One Minute" washer washes easier than other machines, be
cause all power applied to the operating handle is used to the very best ad
vantage by means of compound levers, and washes faster, because the mechen
icai construction cermits of a higher sneed agitation of the clothes than anv
other makes can operate under. The "One Minute" washer is the easiest run
ning machine on the market and by reason of the clothes agitator being driven
at double the speed employed in others, it does the washing in one half the
length of time required in other makes.
Dr. J. W.Terry
OF OMAHA
EYE SPECIALIST
EXPERT OPTICIAN
Bst Eqnipptd Optical Offiiees
In The Wet
in cne front rooms over Poltock
& Co s Drag Store. WiL be m
Columbus otSces Sunday. Mon
day iLiesday ar.d 'Wtdnescay of
eacn sreei. Speciacs and eye
guisses scientifically f.tted and
repaired. r.ye. Glas1; adjusted
to anv nose.
COxVflTATIOV FREE
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Staple (Si Fancy Groceries
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CROCKERY
LAMPS
GLASSWARE
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It has been our experience in the past that
people appreciate a good article at a
fair price. We carry a large
stock of the best grades of
Flour, Tea, Coffee
And Canned Goods.
e handle ihe following snides in large quantities for
Stockmen and Poultrymen
koce: salt. barrel salt.
OIL MEAL. STOCK FOOD.
POULTRY FOOD. OYSTER SHELLS.
GROUND BONE. CRYSTAL GRIT.
i Highest Prices Paid for Butter, Eggs !
We ask a Share
Henry Raiatz & Co.,
Nebraska Plane 29. Ii.epeident PIiks 29 aii 229.
mf-lm
One Minute
Washer.
Reciprocating motion by means of com
pound levers combined with time-tried and uni
versally endorsed principles in clothes washing.
. High speed bail bearing Sy-wheel makes opera
ting next door to perpetual motion.
$io
For Sale.
U; in acre fruit farm two and a half
urieseast of Columbus and a acarter !
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m..e no-th or teiepnone road. Price
S15j(j. 'art cash, balance on time.
W. J. McEathbos.
1'5:L and Jackson Sts.. Omaha. Neb.
FOP. SALE :-A second hand gaso-
ane enzine, .1 norse power, just tne
thins for a farme:
to uss for -umpins ,
water or grind ins feid.
cahs. Journal office.
Cheap
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FOP. EENT Two fumihed rooms
for light housekeeping comer east
from third ward school house. Mrs.
William Vath, rf
Auctioneer.
I am prepared to respond promptly
to all calls for a practical auctioneer
in Fiasse ccuntr territorv.
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Dr. Paul, denust.
Dr E. H. Nauuiac,Den::st, 13t-hc
Fred Saffron went to Ncrfoiir earlj
Fridav morning.
Dr. D. T. Marcyu, jr., office new
Columbus State FiAnV building.
! Messrs P.ollie and Willie Fail of cr-
foIk vi5i.ed Columbus on Thursday
and took :n tne Idlers party.
Boys, buy your cigars and candy at
j Smith's, opposite U. ?. dec:.
Mr. Ferd Stires from Omaha is
i home for the holidays.
Wanted A good jnrl for general house
ork. four in family. Call at this office.
Mr. Will Eaker returned to Omaha
after spending a few dsys at home.
Miss Breta 3ills and Bess ilarks
returned to Lincoln Friday nomirr
T. W. Adams west to Firth, Neo.,
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"" n:a iu iuak cuarst: oz a store
recently purcnased by nomer Room
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Supervisor Bender was compelled
by illness to leave the session of th
beard last Thursday mh; and zo tc
his home. He has surfersd from a
rieumatic ailment for some time.
H. B. 21nsse; with his sun Harry
returned to Sherman countv last Sa
turday after a week's visit wirh the
family of Albert Stenger hese ranch
-ilr. Mnsser manases.
A E Mahccd, tne popular teaiher
I in the Kinnman district, and cue of the
best and most favorably known ycmjr
! men in Platte county has been spend-
! ins the holidays a: his home in tnis
Mrs. Forrest Merrill last Friday It ft
for San Francisco to meet her hus
band. She has visi'ed for several
months with her parens, Mr. and
Mrs. J. P.. Measher.
WANTED. A competent married
couple to work oa western ranch.
Salary tiC a menth and evertyhing
furnished. Employment the year
rouud. References required. Twc or
three geed men also wanted at 2o a
month. Inquire Journal . tf
The journal omitted mention last
w eek cf a very pretty wedding. At
hirh noon on Christmas car Mr. Ar
thur L. Bray and Miss Vesper Olive
Napier werp married at th home of
tin bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. T.
B. Napier, by Rev. L. P.. De oif,
castor cf the Methodist church.
The bride was teautifuiiy gowned
in white silk and was attended fcv
Miss Navillo3rav. The zroom was at
tended by Harney Gerrard. At tie close
of the ceremony a four-course dinner
was served. About fifty quests were
present, cniefiy relatives. The groom
is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Bray.
The bridal couple are spending the
first week of their married life with
relarvies in David City. The- will
reside on a farm northwest of the citv.
The beautiful new hnni of ilr. anr:
jfrs J. B. Geitzen was opened to Co
iumbus society for the nrst time last
Wednesday evening when ilr. and
Mrs Gictzan tosetber with Ur. and
iirs (Tari n.ramer ana Ilr. Jntu Ct ?
enrrrtained th1 Evenis Ciu.b Tne
prirts, silver spoons went to il
dame J. G. Reeder, O. E. Pclicci.
' C. H. Platz, Eomer Eobinsou. D. T.
' llartyn and ilessrs. C. E. Pollcck, E.
o. oiitt.nuttra aaa . ji. ucmeuus.
The cut of town guests were ilrs.
Lucy Hulst of Omaha, ilr. and ilrs.
it. J Kelley of Chicago, ilrs. W H.
Winterbotham and the ilisses ilaud
and Hazel Winterbotham of David
City, iliss Martin and iliss Kailoway
of Sew Tori City, ilrs Stoney of
Lincoln, Hiss Wisenberz cf Armleton.
Wis., and Mr. H. 5. Masser of Loup
City.
Journal ads faring rsultF.
Dr. iLir T. 2cMahon, dentist
lt. Yaliier, Osteopath. Barber block.
Prof. SIke, teacher music. Barber bide.
r.stuex tiossiie: is ncns on a vis
from Gmaha.
jr. rL rrsiB, puiritmr ana paper
Hanging, dwtf
The Journal wants all the news.
Piione r write it m.
I'.. W. Stuart wens to Terror en
legal easiness Saturday.
If your eves, esr-. noe or
throat; ive
yon trouble see L'r. Leesciien
Ur. and ilrs. V. I i?peice returned .
from Schuyler Sunday.
Dr. and Hrs. .Hurtyn returned with J
, ilrs. G. W. Eds: to Umahs on Fri
' day.
j James Nereis "as an Albion visitor
; last Saturday.
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i'OS SALE : A second hand plane,
almost new. lr.qutrs .Tonrnal office.
!- . V C.tm:bell. Deu'ist with Dr.
. Li---Lee Arnold's cii stand. Oiive st-
GeGrge Swartslev of Cuicago is
pen.:nA jew Years with his sister
ilrs. u-car Burns.
Ilrs." Jean Chestnutwood and sou,
Eu.lsnn are viisicg ac her sisters,
ilrs E. I. ilur ' i k. They lire a:
Springfield. r-i.
(t -:-. doc t CTif cheap loiions for the
aTp pzioc Jus: coar your mothers to
as Pe'er Sehnu.t hour.
Edward
iliss ilaud Hmmau of St
was a guess of iliss iiarsuerite Wil
iard over evr Years.
Excellent seed porarces for sale.
Edrlv Ohio varierv at 1Z cents. Don't
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ner Jenhins. 1--
ilr and Hrs Ed Adams, jr.. re
turned from Sn r.3r Thursday night,
afrer spending Cnriscmas -with ilr.
Aiaiiis father and mosher.
T y Hi..r.h3end wato. It i aran-:-u
. ac.p perfect time, whether in a
i.f oen or frozen in a chunk of ice.
7 : ialrr bv Carl FroeceL 1 1th S Co-
Miss Marguerite Wiiiard who spent
the hoI;davs with her parents.
Mr.
ini Mrs. G. E. Willard returned
Tuesday to her music studies at the
! Des Mcines Conservatory cf Musip.
Mr. Thurston Simmons and wife
I spenr Christmas at the home of their
uncl. S. M. Snarhawt, returning to
their home at Emerscn Wedneday
night.
Jchn Feu's, ne man convicted cf
rap. zz the lass term cf district court
was tahsn to Lincoln last Friday by
; tinrr:ff Carrig Fou; was commit --ed
for f aur years and can reduce the
sentence only by coed behavier.
Miss Anna Gass. who has attained
considerable efficiency as a stenogra
ph ?r in the various county offices at
the c:ur: ucuse, was appointed dep
uy clerk cf the Jisrric; ccur by G.
M. Gruenther last Friday
E. C. Hall and Wiir F.engler. twG
prommen; famers of Boone county
wsre in Ctiiumus Sarui'ay on their
wav to the Wocd River country whare
th"y hs.ve land
Tta north and scuth side farmers
w;.l cave a bcwhng ccntes on th
Hagel alley s next Saturday nicbt.
Eacn side ha-? w-in a game and the
next name is ia ' rubcer which de
cides the ciiampicn;hip
'On the 3ridge at m'anighr." an
"ia'oorareiy staged a? the first week cf
t-- triumph prcdu'iti-n in Chicago, is
socn tc be pia"d here and Eitmt and
Gar-io have peviaed a mot 62!:el
lent crmpany as well a first class
scen equ:pmenE No detail of tne
briiu1 srene, or wticc Elimt and
ijrizzi'.j zs.-?2z-d clG.ufO. will be
hznted There i mucn beauty and
dp interest in 'he srorr, as wpII as
plenty of the bf sr comedy und a sur
passing enterta-nment is assured.
G. T. Everitt returned to Columbus
last week from 2az. Pleasant, la , to
be a witness m tns injunction suit of
the Piatie County Independent 'Tele
phone company trisd as Schuyler last
week in which tuat ccmpiny is ar
tcmpcicr to restrain the Leigh Tele
phcue company from ccnnectmc with
th Nebraska T ler.hor.e cempanv. H
returned :3 Mt. P'easant the first of
the week
Te recens chi:k3n show held in Co
lumbus die many xhimrs to the fan
Mrrs cf the fricthered bird il-rv
Surzclman wa one who. after Icck
i2 ever me 'r&ifci.r, thoucfat tis bar
red Flvmouth E cks no longer hau
anv cnarms for ris foac- and dtii ec
tc dispose cf tn m ami rake on ana h?r
brd. Hp taliL-d witn hi wifpator.t
the natrer and afrer pirkjru cut two
cf his Sok. they pieced them on the
scales, which was the matter cf cd
sir-.n ine first bird we'ghed an even
aczen rrund and the other clever.
Afrer lorkirg s: the scale- ilerv
anain changed b:s mind end now he
iihs tne PljmcutU P.ccks btt'er riisn
evr
Qz.s. Scarae!er. Dju Bray, Or r
Eafi and E. G. Person entertained
W. E. fliian of Albion and "Liftie
7il.ie" Douglas of Clarks at th?
nround1? of the Columbus Gun club
last Sen fay uf'emocn. One hundrcd
tir-ia were shoe at. Lilian 'arrjins or
dr-s boners 07 Lreakiuu -" ont cf a
hundred. Gus Schror:ar cane second
with a s.cre of - and the others foi- '
lowed with srores ramrluz from :G
dewn to 7". ilr. Lilian said to a Jour
nal reporter in discussinc the short,
"If yuu wan: to meet a bunch cf fel
inw; who 2now how to make u guest
thoroughly hapr" you need not look
farther than these boys cf the Colum
bus Gun club. I never spent a more
pleajan: it day: The weather was
ideal zG. we wtre all felling gued as
we always do when-'Little Willie" is
wirh the crowd.
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; WANTED -A load of cobs. Jour
1 nal office.
Drs. llartyu, Evans & Evans. Con
sulration m German and English.
Try our Ev?i Lump Coal $7 &: the
yard. P. D. Suite Co. Both teL No. S.
WAY UP is used by all who desire a
fine quality of patent &mi:. The Co
lumbus roller tnilis makes if.
Arthur Cornlis, a student in the
university 3er:cuirural coUege a: Lin-
i coin is spending the holidays with
' his acne, Hrs. A. F. H. Oehlrich.
WA271 ED Good farm loans as 5
I per cent. No commissirns, W. L.
1 ilay. Omaha, Neb.
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vmIIis summers,
Malvern. la
returned home lass Thursday after a
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j cocDte of days visit
with friends in
Cdumbus.
Mr. Edgar Drum and Miss Nellie
O'Dell of ths citv were married at the
Methoriiit parsonage by Rev L. R.
DeWolf last Friday
If you want a dour with all the nn
triUou pari of the wheat buy GOLD
DUT made by Columbus roller mills.
Mrs 3 5. Morris mother cf Mrs.
i M. Euntzelman arrived Monday from
Hiscula, Mon , and will remain with
far daughter and family until March.
Mrs Mom- was was accomcanied by
her .-ister who will also remain hre
until March.
Advertised Letters.
A. Carlson, C. L. CcafSe, Lula
Chamber. homa Fanning. JGeorge
Hyde, E. R. Loranger, Michael Mc- cnild and, meets with experience that
Coskev. Nat Thompson, Mrs. Idajwoulc overwhelm anybody but such a
Tcmiison E. E. Turbush. j mother. The child is an important
i part that furnishes much of the m-.
Auctioneer.
j E.M. M-reliead. auctioneer, will be
1 iocat-d at Newman Grove. Dates can
t bt made at tnis office at any time. Tel
' eph'ce either bank at Newman Gmve.
Auctioneer.
Bruce Tebb is the best auctoneer
in Platte ccunry. Make dates at this
cfSo. tf
FARMERS ATTENTION!
the wear
or tile sTv
and nine lugs to force
eep, and the bearings
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Use
Tr ers them cold It does the work in a few minutes It keeps
riht It does the work perfectlv It is a Wonderful improvement over the old method. We
also handle the NEW L D. PLOW, the 20th CENTURY RIDING CULTIVATOR and other
! arm ilachinerv.
BLACKSMITHING AND REPAIRING.
H. G. Person, Columbus, Neb
Idelers Ball
Th Idlers gave the most elaborate
dancing parry of the season last
Thursday night as Orpheus nalL Tne
hall had been transformed into a
beautiful reception room by the cse
of many cczy comers, conches, cusn
ions, palms, flowers and lines of Ja
panese lanterns which were stretched
from the corners of the halL Lan
terns also covered the electric bulbs
and softened the lights. Sweet music
floateu down from the balcony where
the Italian orchestra was stationed
Invitations to the number of on hun
dred and twenty-five had been issued,
but at no time was the flour too crowd
ed for dancing J
Throughont the entire evening cof- f
ner and sandwiches wera servt! at i
.little table bacs of :Le srage brt
i Esther Boen, Martha Bacher. Harold
Kramer, CaroU Evans and Phillip
Eockenberger. The boxes also were
turned into coey corners, and were
decorated with rugs, curtains and
pillcws. Here punch was served
during the evening by Louise Eu
cner, who was dressed as a Japanese
maiden.
The grand march was led by ilr
and Mrs. Julius Nichols, Mrs.)
Nichols, being the only marri-d mem-1
bers o the club, after which the pro
grama were uutrxbated bj Lorena
Evans and Elaine Hockenberftr.
These programs were in the form of
a Japanese fan, the top leaf of which
had a Japanese figure painted in wa
i ter colors by Miss L.etitia Sneice.
( The Idlers have a reputation of doing
' thinas right, and tnis event only
' strengthened that reputation. The out
of town guesta were: Mrs. Stoney. of
Lincoln ; 2ise Breta Bill, of Lincoln ,
Miss Bess Marks of Lincoln ; and Mis
Bess Mitchell of Lincoln. Mr. Hal
Evans, Monroe , Mr P. E. McKillip.
Humphrey ; Mise Delia Ne man, Ri
verton. Neb : Msa Lola Hassatt, New
York City ; Miss Bees Ho'iowav, New
York and Mr. Frank Perkins. Fremont.
The Idlers are . Alfreda Poet, Lil
lian Adams, Mrs. Julius Nichols.
Eloise Roen, Florence Kramer. Pau
line Bacher. OUa Hazel, Letitia
3rino P!ln Sairollra n? Vllk
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, 0n tie bridge at Jffidniga;.
I The plot and story of "On the I
j Bridge at midnight. "Khat and Gaz-
zolo's triumph of ingenuity and play
construction, are amnnz the cleverest
and most interesting on the stage.
a blind mctuer seeks her kidnapped
terest. iae play was an mtantane
ou success in Chicago where the
scenes are laid an the famous b-idge
is located. At North
January 9th.
Opera house,
Rugs made of old carpet bj
Col ambus Ru? Factory. 211.
11th street. Columbus. br.
the grain into the burrs, which
ran in oil.
Tour Disc Now !
Do yon know that it will pay you 10 take your Disc
apart and send it by freight to our shop and have it rolled
on our new Skow's Rotary Disc Sharpener?
We and the manufacturers of Skow's Disc Sharpeners,
guarantee that it will do better work and stay sharp twice
as long. The reason is, in roiling a disc it is made larger
and the steel is made hard and smooth, making it cut easier.
WE PAY THE FREIGHT
ONE WAY
11 you will take your Disc apart and bring in only the
disz, we will allow you 25c oil the bill. The price is
20cts Per Blade.
If you send or bring them in now we will return them prom-Dtlv.
enderson's TIRE SETTING Machines.
HAND
MADE
HARNESS.
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THE ONLY SHOP
LN TOWN WHERE
HARNESS IS SEW
ED BY HAND
Wm. J. VOSS.
Berney's old stand.TEIeventh S
FOP. SALE 40 acres of good farm
land two and one-half noilea northeast
of Columbus. 360 per acre if taken suon.
Inquire .of E. H. Naumann. Columbus,
Neo. 36-tf
FOR RENT. An eight room novae
one block south of sceond ward tchooL
For particulars call np Independent
Telephone X 121.
WANTED. Bright, honest yonna;
man from Columbus, Neb., to prepare
for payin poeition in Government
Mail Service. Eos one, Uedar Rap
ids, la. sc
Don't forget toe new iJuschman Rack
et store with iu new stoci and re
duced nricts. (J. H. Buschman.
LiHLE MAIDEN
whither goat thou"
"Oh' Sir, Fmgoine
aown to the Mc
Allister Studio the
up-to-date photog
raphers to have my
picture taken."
Everybody trees
there for likenr'seee
and Aunt Kate
says its
The Only Placi
in Town for
Photo Making
Aunt Kate s right
and all the child
ren know it. Com
mence 190 ryrhs
and send the child
ren round during
vacation for new
pictures. Prices
will be right.
IcAMsr SMo
OLIVH 5T
Columfa xis. Neb r.
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We sell the Famous Lightning
Feed Grinder; grinds faster,
runs easier and lasts longer
than any other mill made, and
you never have to grind your
grain a second time to get it
fine enough. You can grind
Wheat, Rye, Oats, Kafnr Corn
and Corn, shelled or in the ear
at the rate of 25 to 50 bushels
an hour with one horse. It has
roller bearings, chilled steel
burrs, friction plates to take ud
makes three revolutions to one
the dish of the wheel iust