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mmmmmAmdjjAwjumi .., -V - IV f- r I Spring and Summer Goods We announce to the people of Colum bus that our new line of SPRING and SUMMER GOODS is now open for your inspection. We are now showing one of the most complete lines of Summer Wash Dress Goods.. in the city, in all the latest novelties, consisting of Figured linen, "D. E. Soie," Arnold's Silks, Chiffon Ombre, Print ed Silk Mulls, Dotted Swiss Mull, Queen Batiste, Tokio Brilliants, "Henely" Serges, Donzelle Organdie, Queen Percales and Madras Cloths. j White Goods... India. linens. White Waist.TJonds f MVwpriwvl Snitf nor SiUdzed Ponlin. Persian Lawns' White Ormndies. Batiste and White Linen Suiting. son ior wmte uoods. New line of Zion Laces, Also a new assortment of Swiss and Hamburg Embroid eries and Insertions. W F.T.S.&CO mmgs to match. Also a New Stock of Rain sr J III AT A ? YiAi "si - Dress Goods and Waist Patterns. New Table linens, Napkins, Stamped linens and Dresser Scarfs. Lace Curtains Also a complete lime of offer for sale ot the lowest cash prices. Agents for the "Standard Fashions" and "Tho De signer. Subscriptions to the IHMHHMIMHIIHiBHMHMMi J. H. GALLEY 505 Eleventh Stress, xxxxxxxsoopooooaaoooQaegfe CLOSING OUT We are closing out our Entire stock of General Merchandise BELOW We are going to quit business, therefore every article in our store must be sold. See our prices and be convinced. THE BOSTON STORE ixX900POOOOOOOC90aOOOOQO Sold i Dr C. V. CAMPBELL Dentist Office with Dr. Lueschen Arnold's Old Stand Teeth Painlessly Extracted Crown and Bridge Work Gold, Silver and Cement Filling Examination and Estimates Free of Charge mkmU mmmt This promises to be a big sea Insertions and Allover Lace. We sell the Francis T. Sim mons Kid Gloves; also their Silk and Fabric Gloves. A new line just received. NEW LINE OF DRESS SILKS... For Silk Waists, and Suits. Silk Ribbons and Dress Trim- Proof Suitings. Broadhead and Bed Spreads. Staple Drv Goods which wp Designer reduced to 50c a year. Columbus, Nebraska COST The Improved.... U. S. CREAM SEPARATOR Won Gold Medal The Highest Award Lewis & Clark Exposi tion, Portland, Oregon. 500 lb. Capacity, $75.00 by W. P. DODDS, Columbus, Nebraska. Tuesday, April 3d, 1906 Special Guaranteed Attraction Gordon & Bennett Present the Majestic Bibical Drama VHE HOLY CITY. A Story qf Old Jerusalem. Strongly Cast Superbly Costumed -Wonderfully Staged Dr.Paal.daata. Barrios: for faraitara. Dr. Mark T. Sefcaal tap f lies, Saaw's. tf Prof. ftTwtaaoaar mams. Barber bids. Gat yaw ahaaa aaiaad at Park Bar acraaop. tf Gaaraasaad watoh rapairiag by lltb 8c Jawalar. H Millisery opMmiaa; at Mb Kel sons Friday areata;, April 6th. Music from 7:30 till lO. Harriok baa a $75 aide-board wbioh aa will aall for9. Coal aad bated bay awlays oa top atNewmaa Walea. tf Or. O. T. Martya, jr., offloejaew Oolambaa State Baak baikliaa. WANTED :-Oattfe to pasture. Obarlea Keealc. BeUwood. Neb. It Bibber boots meaded with ;a ral oaaiaiag aabatitate at Oarl 8ohabert's. Dr. C. V. Campbell, Dentist with J)r. Loesohen, Arnold's old stand. Olive st WW Hall of Norfolk sprat Sunda? aad Moaday with Oolambas friends. Try our Bex Lump Coal $7 at the yard. P. D. Smith Co. BothteLNa& Elm, ash aad malberry trees salt able for door yards for sale at Albert 8tenger'e. 3tp Tbe Oosspetitor 13.00 Foaatain Pen speoial at $1.00. Ed. J. Niewobner, the Jeweler. Catarrh of the head is quickly eured by HyomeL Complete treatment costs only SI, Money back if it fails. Don't miss the Millinery open ins; at Lira. W. h. Jay, on Friday and Saturday, March 30 and 31 . Half th boasekeepers worry comets front not hariag good floar. Use Shell Greek Creek ralley flour and do away with all worry. Madeby Peter Sobmitt. Tbe ladies are Invited to attend J. C Fillman's Millinery opening Friday and Saturday, March 30 rtiid 31. Ber Mnnro aiinonnoes for his Sun day moraine sabject Pessimism and Optimism." Evening. "The Hoase of Mirth. About fifty members and friends of tbe Congregational oharoh were en tretained test Friday night at tbe home of Dr. aad Mrs. J E. PaaL Mrs. O. T. Boon entertained the La dies Beading dab Monday afternoon. Theteaiee of the Whist Club were also guests. Light refreshments were served. H. L. Oould stopped off in Columbus last Friday night on his return from Chicago to visit his son H: W. Gould. Mr. Oould was a University regent from '96 till W. Do yon want to make yuur rooms took new this spring? Thea see O. B. Prieb. He baa the latest designs in wall paper and will do yon an ar tistic job. We are requested to annoanoe that the Bav. James G. Clark, will preach at the Presbyterian church both morn ing and evening, Sunday April 1. All are invited. For sale or rent 80 acres in Colfax county seat. Good improved buildings. For further particulars inquire of F. V. Stibal, owner Gretna, Neb., or Joseph Zerzan, agent Sciuyler, Neb. 4t p Purebred B. C. B. Leghorns, won third pen at Platte County Poultry show. Fine cockerels for sale at $1 each. Mrs Boy Clark, B. F. D. No. 3, St. Edward' Nebraska. Neb. Telephone Q 90. 45 5t Z The Joaraal feels that it can safely raoommead The Holy City to its read ers along the branoh roads as one of the best attractions of the vear. It will be well worth a trip to Oolam bas to see. For six weeks O. H Basohman has been suffering severe pain in his eyes, the sight of which be lost several years ago. The troable baa grown gradaally worse antil it is feared he will be compelled to have one of them removed. Mrs. Gillespie of West Hill was in Co lumbus tbe latter part of last week to see his wife who bad undergone an operation. When be returned borne Friday there waa assurance that Mrs. Gillettpie'a recovery would be rapid and complete. While helping to feed a shelter at bis home Moadav afternoon lTrank Back came nearly being oaaght in the feed carrier. White stooping over to pick oat something from the carrier his sleeve caught on the carrier and only by a chain belt slipping off stop ping the machine was be saved from being palled into It. His arm is bad ly braised aad Tharday evening was paining him considerable, bnt it is thought will not be serious anlet blood poison sboald set in It was a close call indeed. St. Edward Sun. Love letters as a rate look bad in print aao their publication is seldom jastiflable. However, as a warning to young mea to show them what not to write, the yoang ladv in the case (who recently married another fallow) permits the Joaraal to pu blish tbe following tetter, verbatim adlittertim: I am taUag the liberty to grant aae aa applioatlOB to exoaaage letters with yoa it ia ao long ago since I heave beat the Favar to aaa yon I was at Oolambas every little naaane I could save for tbe bops to aaa yoa my great eat wish ia this world ia to wia your ooraaaip. l oeg yoa to alow your to aa aaaai say miead. O please answer aaa oa this tetter I bag yoa rhnaaaad talaaea to ex cept my aaalieafttoa of yoar aoaaa please answer aaa aa this letter. Ma getting left aa yea ia mora tbaa my hart aaa stand. I have alwaia hoped what ever "J after ail" aa aamaE laaaamV aaaamuac aamaaaaaa aVamfaK alaaan fasfal my aaeira. YfltriMiy Now is the time to aaai Bex Conditioner aad gat your stock ia good eoa dition for Spring work. It kills all worms aad tones up the eyetem. All large feeders are lag Bex Conditioner. They know it pays them to feed it. $10 Rex Book given with each purchase at L. W. Weaver ni See Gial ui Hamss Til. 11,74 Inquire of Herriok. Dr. Yallier, Osteopath, Barber block. Kodaks aad eappUas at Neweaaer's. Beautifal liaeof boxp 0er at SBOW'8. tf Born to Mr. aad Mrs. K. Saydar, Friday, a son. Carl 8ohnbert aaa complete camplag outfits for rent. tf K. D Williams of Albtoa waa ia the city yesterday. The Journal wanta all the aewa. Phone or write it in. Dr. O. A. Alleabargar, ofloaiaaaw State Bank baildiag. Bora, to Mr. aad Mrs. W. L. Web ster, Friday, a daagater. J. A. Zimmaa of Geaoa waa a oalter at the Journal office Moaday. If your eyes, ears, nose or throat give yon trouble see Dr. Luesobea. A good stook of glass ware aad queenaware at low prioaa at Bath Brann's. , Carl Schubert aaa a aloe llae of Zonuphones, aad Talkiag manhlaes and records. See the latest styles ia mlUiaary at Mrs. W. S. Jay's oa Friday aad Sa turday, March 80 aad 11. tl Don't iorget Mian Keleo'a atil linery opening, Friday evealas; April 6. Muaic from 7130 till lO. The rapid thaw aad raia tbe first of the week baa filled the baaks of the Loap to overflowing aad Clear Creek is raising. Exoeltent seed potatoes: for sate. Early Ohio variety at 7i cents. Doa't wait antil spring aad pay tUIO. Tu ner & Jenkins. 1 Druggist Cbaa. H. Daok will give a signed guarantee to any purchaser of Hyomei to return the price, $1, if the remedy does not cure catarrh. Miss Courtney Dale of Omaha ar rived here Sunday to be at tbe bad side of her father. OoL B. Date, who is criticallv ill at St. Mary's hospital. Millinery opening at J. C. Fill nian'M, on Friday and Saturday March 30 and 31. The ladles are cordially invited to attend. Thomas Thomas, bob of David Thomas sprained one of ate aaktea oae day test week white desoaadiag from a hay mow and wiU be hud ap for several weeks. B. S. Palmer, the tailor, oteaaa, dyes and repairs ladies, aad gea'te clothing. Hats cleaned aad rebteohed. Agent for Germania etaam dye works, Olive St. Betweea 19th and ltth St. FOR SALE A Moierm resi dence, 10 rooms and bath, good barn, every convenience, best location in town. Call at Jour nal Office. tf Sohnyler is orgaalsiag a baas ball team. The soliciting oommlttee the first day secared the sigaataras of nineteen business man at tM Will nineteen business mea of Oolt bas do aa maoh for a batter ball here? !The test number of the High Soaool lecture course wiU be held ia the Gymnasiam Taesday eight. April 94. The lecture wiU be Obas. M. Shep herd's weU kaowa teotara oa "Ghosts." This is aa exoslteat eater tainment and sboald be wellattaadad. Edward P. Taylor of Qlenwood, Springs, Colo., visited at the home of his uncle O. D Bntler from Tuesday till Thursday of last week. On Tharsday a family reunion was held in .bis honor at the home of Ed. Butler. Mr. Taylor ia a state senator and baa been makiag a southern tocr. Dr. J. W. Terru OF OMAHA EYE SPECIALIST EXPERT OPTICIAN BestEaiiaaei Optical Offices It The West in the front rooms over PoUoek. A Co. 'a Drug Store. Will be ia Columbus offices Sunday, Moa day, Taesday and Wednesday of each week. Spectacles and eye glasses scientifically fitted aad repaired. Eye Glaaeaa adjaated to any nose. C0N8ULTATI0N FBEB smaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasn. .BaBBBBBBB"??3IJI5"BBBBBaaaV. "QUEENLY." That's just what they'll say when they see" that new photograph you're ENGAGED TO FOSE- for at our studio? BeallywewiUtake pride in executing your pictures so perfectly that c:i tr ies cannot find a flaw in them. Icilluter Mo OIiIVR ST., Columbus, Nebr. Orme Phillippe Store Herriok for baby go-oarts. Hagep aa ckoeolates Snow's A aew aapply of saelte aad guns at Oarl Sohaaert's. Try a Journal "want ad" if you have aaytaiag to buy or sell. The oatebratad West Minstrels at the Norta, Tharsday, March 29. Dm. Martyn, Evans & Evans. Con ultatioa in Gennan and English. A fall liae of haatiag ooats, caps, hats, aaats boots, etc, at Carl Scnu bart'a. FOB SALE A set of the Internation al cyclopedia, 15 volumes, cheap at the Jouraalomoe. WAM1ID:-Oood farm loans at 5 par cent. o ooi isaiiins, W. L. May, Osaaha, Neb. FOB SALE: Two thorough bred Baraford balls, two years old. W. L. 8amita. Moaroa, Neb. Waea yoa want baled bay that is aright aad ooal that is clean order from Newman Welch. tf The tl 00 Shamate guaranteed Ka aor, the beat money oan buy. Ed. J. Mtewoaaer, the jeweler. A fall liae of .dairy pails and milk oaaaof the best quality and latest pattens at Beth Braan's. 2t WAT UPie used.by all who desire a tee quality of patent flour. The Co lambna roller mills makes it. Walt for Miss Kelso's millinery opeaJaa;, Friday evening:, April O. Muaic from 7x3U till lO. Whoever wanta to cure catarrh with out risking a oent should get a Hyomei outfit from Cbaa. H. Daok. He says that if it does not cure, he will pay the $1. David Thomas baa been suffering iateasaly for two weeks from an aaVottOBof his eyes. He has been compelled to bandage them so as to keep oat all light. LOST: A black ribbon watoh fob, gold mounted, monogram F. A. S., embroidered oa ribboa and enaraved itiag. Finder leave at tbe Joaraal office aad receive reward. The Joaraal owes a debt to .its ex oalteat correspondents who contribute tbe most valaable aewa features of the Joaraal each week. Very often it happens that the lateness of the re oaipt of the items makes it impossible to priat every oae, bat oorrespondents oaa be amared that the very greatest effort will always be made to print every -legitimate news item. Some times aa item comes in that is simply aaad. Jastioato oar advertisers of 4oaraa prevents the insertion of such Bixby ia contributing his full share to that part of Nebraeka newspaper literature, which makes better meu of us. This artkle in last Thursday's State Joaraal ia worth reading thought fully. "With all ita faults this is a good aad benevolent old world, and people are appreciative and want to about what is right. Here is a little example. When the good inhabitants of David City found that Colonel C. D. Casper had sold his newspaper and waa really going away to make a new home on the prarire of Cheyenne county, they got to tainkiagof all tbe bard work be had performed in the upbuilding of civiliza tion, ia Bntler and the many kind and encouraging words they had furgoiten to aay to him and tbey decided to give him and his estimable wife a reception before they started for their new home. It was a aad but glorious gathering at Odd Fallows' hall on the appointed evening, and the heart of Charley Casper warmed with gratitude as he looked in the faces of all the prominent citizens of the town who were there to say good bye aad God speed. Leaky Roofs Are a source of annoy ance as well as a sure destruction to your build ing. I am prepared to repair Tin, Steel or Com position roofs and make almost as good as new at a small cost Also new roofs put on and guaranteed for 5 years against leaking. Jas. Pearsoll Sheam Murray Bid., W. 19th St. We carry in stock a full line of Pattern's Sun Proof Paints , Leads, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Wirdow Glass and Shades. Our" Wall Paper Stock is the largest and our prices right. One Door South of Columbus State Bank 7' NEW FIELD SEEDS 1905 ALFALFA, RED CLOVER, ALSYKE CLOVER, ENGLISH BLUE GRASS TIMOTHY, RAPE, BROME GRASS RED TOP, GERMAN MILLET HUNGARIAN, ETC., at the lowest market price lor choice seeds. HERMAN P. rnngyrgrgTs We Have Finished Our inventory and we have a 8$8t Store full of bargains, not forgetting 1 Our i J JLIlJaLgjL HERKIGK BOTH PHONES UNDERTAKING f ! -I-I1 1 'I-1' ! 'K' t : i''l'KKX:M'XW-XvX-:' v-X-X-HH Henry Ragatz & Co., Nebraska Phone 29. Independent Phones 29 and 229. ALFALFA SEED We have the best, that can be procured in this country. This vSeed is G ro wn in Western Nebraska We have given this alfalfa seed business a great deal ot attention and study and know that our seed is right. If you expect to sow this spring or fall, now is the time to buy your alfalfa seed. The supply of lancy seed is limited. Leave your orders nowlater you will have to take.what you can get. We also have a large stock of Grass Seeds such as Timothy, White Clover, Red Clover, Red Top Millet, Cane Seed, Blue Grass, etc., etc, and a little later will have plenty of Seed Corn. That Grow .... We carry a full 9 . both in bulk and packages and several var- :: leties of erood onion ''- list of your wants in , . .. A. 11.. .. , 1 , put tiiciii uy iui yuu ;: Degins. l M Rrt s Groceries, Crockery - ECHOLS & DEITRICH II. Lsi i '.. .. ,.,.'... '.r:'. j'frr t32Xk&5iiL3SS51 cleanest alftilfa seed line of Garden Seeds '. sets. Make out a garden seeds and let us !: - . . f 4.1 -. uuiuru Liie spring rusn i llil. ! .:m If H rJL ?L1 xUOnmv nuu OCCU9 -&?? s? t 1 1 ui' i i.i u 1 1 1 1 u u 1 1 1 n m i ii i i.i ii ii i n ii 1 1 1 m i , - 'i ri -v t 'S sr& " :- . v v -&& Si' ..ii: -fcftEfe3"i :.'?" . 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