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About The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1906)
I-". r 6 mmmmmmmmmmmmmma m f( CASH STORE 4 An Invitation... Is extended to you and your friends to to be present at our showing of Easter Goods. We extend this invitation in order that you may have an opportun ity of seeing what we have that will interest you. Your presence does not mean that you will be expected to buy. This opportunity is open to permit you to inspect our goods. No one will urge you to buy, but you are both urged and asked to come in and look at what we have on display. Special Showing of Millinery Friday and Saturday at Prices that You Cannot Resist V : wk' WWlW.f . Ladies' Furnishings You Will Want ....For Easter.... Easter Handkerchiefs Easter Gloves Easter Hosiery Easter Neckwear Easter Hats Easter Combs Easter Suits Easter Hand Bags Easter Jackets Easter Skirts Easter Shirt Waists aflawu -Lg&jjssaiasjtiaga 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. White Goods... . India Linens, White Waist Goods, Mercerized Suiting, Silkized Poplin, Persian Lawns, White Organdies, Batiste and White Linen Suiting. This promises to be a big sea son for White Goods. New line of Zion Laces, Insertions and Allover Lace. Also a new assortment of Swiss and Hamburg Embroid eries and Insertions. F 7.S.&C0. 5fW i 1 01 We sell the Francis T. Sim mons Kid Gloves: also their p Silk and Fabric Gloves. A new line just received. r mings to match. NEW LINE OF DRESS SILKS... For Silk Waists, and Suits. Silk Ribbons and Dress Trim- B Also a New Stock of Rain Proof Suitings, Broadhead Dress Goods and Waist Patterns. New Table Linens, Napkins, Stamped Linens and Dresser Scarfs. Lace Curtains and Bed Spreads. Also a complete lime of Staple Dry Goods which we offer for sale ot the lowest cash prices. Agents for the "Standard Fashions" and "The De signer. Subscrsptions to the Designer reduced to 50c a year. J. H. GALLEYI 505 Eleventh Street, Columbus, Nebraska I Don't foi get Miss Kelso's Mil linery OpemiHg,Friday evening, April to. Music from 7:30 till 10 Dr. Paul, dentist. Herriok for fmrnitmre. Joaraal ads bring results. Dr. Mark T. MoMahoa. dentirt Easter Novelties Snow's. A nt-w line of china at Buschman's. Prof Hikn. tahr muHio. Barbwbldjt Mr- A M Gray was in Lincoln last Friday. Ut tour shoes shined at Park Bar ber "hop tx Fin Howard spent Sunday tit his home in tins city Guaranteed watch repairing by 11th St. Jeweler tf Herrick has a $75 side-board which he will sell for $33 Coal and baled bay awlays on top at Newman A Welch. tf Dr. D. T. Martyn, jr., officenew Oolnmbns State Bank building. Miss Winnie Gorman of Silver Creek, spent Sunday with Mra Sam Gass, jr. Rubber boots mended with vul canising substitute at Carl Schubert's. Be sure and see tbe newest, Mwellest Easter Hats at Gray's. Dr. C. V. Campbell, Dentist with LDr. Luescben, Arnold's old stand. Olive st Will Hall of Norfolk spent Sunday and Monday with Columbus friends. Try our Bex Lump Coal $7 at the yard. P. D. Smith Co. Both tel. No. 8. Elm, ash and mulberry trees suit able for door yards for sale at Albert Stenger's. 3tp Miss Mercedes Lisco with her grand father Lisco, went to Lodgepole lust Saturday. Bliss Helen Philiipps, of Lincoln, is a guest this week at the home of Mrs. M. K. Turner. The Competitor $3.00 Fountain Pen special at f 1.00. Ed. J. Niewohner, the jeweler. Wnnn yon want baled hay that is brigbt and coal that is clean order from Newman Welch. tf The SI 00 Shumate guaranteed Ra zor, the best money can buy. Ed. J. Niewohner, tbe jeweler. A full line of dairy pails and milk cans of the best quality and latest patterns at Seth Braun's. 2t Miss Clara Weaver, a teacher in the Lincoln schools, is spending her vaca tion with relatives in this city. Millinery Opening at Miss Kelso's, Friday evening, April 0. Music from 7:30 till 10. L. W. Snow has bei;un excavation fo. his new residence and lias given possi s eiou of tiis former h me to Judg Saun ders Mrs Revhttusen of North Platte, urn! Mis Anmne'te Revhausen of Uumi-h rey, are guests for two veks at the home of Mr. and Mra. J. W Herrod Half th housekeepers worry comes from not having good Hour. Use Shell Creek Creek valley flour and do away with all worry Made by Peter Schmitt. Ladies, buy your Easter fur nishings at 0 ray's. Do you want to make yuur rooms look new this spring? Then see G. R. Prieb. He has the latest designs in wall paper and will do yoa an ar tistic job 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 Schuyler, Neb. 4t p For wedding stationery, vis iting cards and fine stationery call on the Columbus Printing & Specialty House ti For cattle and hcrses, call at F. A. Olcott's, eleven miles southwest from Columbus. Terms, 50 centB a month for cattle and 75 cents for horses. F. A. Olcott. Route 5, Columbus, Neb.. Tel. A 1222 ot The new lighting plant installed in the Meridian hotel last week by the propri etor, C. F. Todenhoft, is proving to be an economy. The power is furnished by a three-horse gasoline engine. Every room in the hotel is lighted by electric ity. Miss Josie Balsley of Lincoln was colled to Genoa Monday by a telegram announcing the de-ith of her niece, little Marcia Ball, aged ten years. The child was smothered while playing in a bin of corn on the Kent ranch, of which her father, Ora Ball, has been manager for a number of years. Albert Rasmussen left Saturday night for Lindsay, where he will enter the mercantile business with Valdimur Lau essen, of St. Edward. Albert has hnd excellent training in Gray's clothing store; he is a young man of excellent habits and deserves success. Wait for Miss Kelso's Millin ery Opening, Friday, April 6. Music from 7:30 till 10. Jngde Reeder came up from Colum bus Thursday and overruled the motion for a new trial in the Riley burghity c.ise. While here summoned Riley b fore him and sentenced him to six ears in the penitentiary. Hi., attorney h:ie appealed bis cnee to the supreme court. Central City Non-pareil. Swift & Co. have begun work on their large two-story building on Eleventh street, jnt across the street from ihe cold storage plant of Paul H.igl. rln company has been hampered in the handling of their large business in their pr-!ent quarters on Thirteenth -treet. Their new building will be a valuable addition to the substantial business bouses in Columbus. It adds another mark in the business prosperity of Columbus. $10 Rex Veterinary Guide Xow is the time to feed Rex Conditioner -nd get your stock in good con dition for Spring work. It kills all worms nd tones up the system. All large feeders are using Rex Conditioner, hey know it pajs them to feed it. $10 Rex Book given with each purchase at L. W. Weaver and Son Goal and Harness Tel. No, 74 IIIIIwBh Inquire ot Herrick. Dr. Vallier, Osteopath, Barber block. Kodaks and supplies at Newobner's. Carl Schubert has complete camping outfits for rent. tf The Journal wants all the news. Phone or write it in. A new supply of shells and gnns at Carl Schubert's. Dr. 0. A. Allenbnrger, office in new State Bank bnilding. If your eyes, ears, nose or throat give Xou trouble see Dr. Lueschen. Ladies, buy your Easter fur nishings at Gray's. Carl Schubert lias a nice line of Zonophones. and Talking machines and records. Mrs. Kitchen of Kimball, Nebr., and Miss Kennedy of Rawlins, Wyo , were guests of Mrs M. C Cassin last week. Mrs. Ellis Brown, of Htimptrev and Miss Clara Brown, of Cedar Rapids, were guests last Friday at the home of Aire. M. K. Turner. Dr. and Mrs. u. H Plarz are the proud parents of a baby girl. The little visitor arrived at half past two Monday morning. She has been named Mtry Louise. R S. Palmer, the tailor, clean", dves and repairs ladies, and gen ts clothing. Hats oloaaad and reblocked. Agent for Germnnia steam dye works Olive Sr. Berwem 12th and 13th St. FOR SALE -A modern resi dence, 1(1 rooms and bath, good harn, every convenience, best location in town. Call at Jour nal Ollice. tf Mrs Lueke, Gun Lneke's mother, was sevnty-threfl yparsoid last Thurs d ly night and sb will long remember this particnlar anniversary About twentv of her lady friends surprise 1 her and took with them a beautiful hhv-k shawl and served pieces of china as tokens of esteem. Fatner Theoboid Ivalanija who has been pastor of the Catholic church in this city for nearly three years, and has endeared bim;!f not only to his own people, but to the citizens in general, lelt Sunday for Cleveland, Ohio to take careo of a parish. His new parish contains thirteen hundred families. Father Theooold will he by Fatner Romberg of Duncan suc ceeded who is well and favorably known here. Last Wednesday while Mrs. Brad boll was a gnest at the Hauge Yates wedding reception she was arrested and compelled to tro before justice Koipetz, charged with stealing a band uniform. It seems that tbe uniforms are the property of the town and one of them was in the possession of Paul B rod boll, and the town authorities took this means of regaining posses sion of it before tbe removal of the Brodboll family to University Place. Liindsay Opinon. H. C. Kiester seems to enjoy collect ing newspapers of ancient date. He has in possession a real copy of the Ulster County Gazette which contains an ac count of George Washington's funeral Last week lie submitted a re-print copy of ihe Boston News Letter to the writer. The re-print copy has been in his pos session for thirty jears. The Boston Letter was the first new.-paper pu blished in the United States and was published by the postmaster at Boston. It bears the dat of from "Monday, April 17 to 24 1704 " The postmaster had been accustomed to write the news with a pen and send it over the country, but tinuily conceived the plan of print ing it S.f'SfeSSSBS 4jt Dr. J. W. Terry OF OMAHA EYE SPECIALIST EXPERT OPTICIAN B t Kquipppri Optical Offiices hi The We.sf in the front rooms over Pollock & Co.'s Drug Store. Will be in Columbus offices Sunday, Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday of each week. Spectacles and eye glasses scientifically fitted and repaired. Eye Glasees adjusted to any nose. CONSULTATION FREE "QUEENLY." That's just what they'll say when they ee that new photograph yon're EXG'GED TO FOSP for at our studio? Really we will take pride in executing your pictures 60 perfectly that cit ies cannot find a Haw in them. McAllister Wo OLIVE ST., Columbus, Nebr. Over Philiipps Stortf Herrick for baby go carts. Go to the Buschmun Racket, store for bargains. Plants in Bloom Ten Days Only. -Snow's. Try a Journal "want ad" if you have anything to buy or sell. Ladies, buy your Easter fur nishings at ( ray's. Drs. Martyn, Evans & Evans. Con sultation in German and English. A full line of bunting coats, caps, hats, pants boots, etc., at Carl Schu bert's. FOR SALE: Typewriter of Standard make and nearly new. Inquire at Jour nal otlice. FOR SALE A set of the Internation al cyclopedia, 15 volumes, cheap at the Journal office. WANTED: Good farm loans at 5 per cent. No commissions, W. L. May, Omaha, Neb. WAY UP is used.by all who desire a tine quality of patent Hour. The Co lumbus roller mills makes it. HORSES FOR SALE : I have threo spans of good work horses and one span of drivers for sale David Thomas, Columbus, Nebr. t FOR SALE Cottonwood lumber, wood and sawdust. Also a No. 1 Chicago cottage organ, price $20 rash Clear Creek Mill Eil. Filz-immonH was in Coluuihud Friday takitig the reinum f Ids father, P. 11 Fitzsimnions home to Spa'ding. for in nii-nt where h hwtl iweu'j-five jears accumulated con siderable property and stood hih in theseem of his neighbors lie was taken to hi. Jot-epb's hospital in Omaha for an operation for call stones about thre. weeks auo tie died Thursday 'it the ase of seventy-seven years. Many of the teachers of this city have taken advantage of the weeks' vacation to visit friends. Miss Emma Segelke is visiting friends in Oniabu'; Mips Ada Graham, is spending the week in Lincoln ; Miss Cogil visted in Central City from Saturday till Tues day; Miss Clara Jacobson went to David City today ; Miss Nina Bonam is spending the week in David City ; and Miss Hulda Malm and Miss Luella Mason are visiting at their homes. The State Teachers Reading Circle Board met iu Omaha last Saturday, and after a spirited c mtest between the lepresentatives of toine of the largest book houses of the country adopted as the book for next year "The Esssntials of Teaching Read ing", by Superintendent E B. Sher man of Colnmbus and A. A. Reed of Superior. This is the first Nebraska book ever adopted, and it reflects con siderable credit on the authors. The book,was adopted while still in manu script. It is being publihsed by. the University Publishing Co, of Lincoln. It will be a 250 page Smo and will re tail at $1.00. A handful of people witnessed the best ministrel show last Thursday night that has ever been seen ai the North. Manager Rickaby proved his mettle as a gentleman by giving the entertainment in full, although he said it was the smallest house the West Miuistrels hud ever played to. The musical features of the enrertaimnent were first-class and the acrobatic features were unique. In fact there was not a weak point in the whole performance. While Manager Ricknby declared that he would never stop in Columbus again, it i. certain that should he do so. he could pack the house. For the small house lat Thurs day, the lenten season is partly respon sible, but the large sale of eat for the Holy City was the chief cause of the email crowd. Tuesday evening while on his way home to supner, D. F Davi editor of this paper, met with a serious acci dent. When within less than a ball block of his home between George W I Keller's resilience and tbe Congrega tional church, he flipped in a bid piece of sidewalk and was thrown violently to the ground. He was un able to rise, and Mr. Eiefer and L. W. Barber kindly carried him to bit home Dr. Robinson was called but owing to tne nature of tbe hurt, c uld not handle the cape alone. Wednes day Dr W S Evans came up from Columbus and a thoro examintion of the patient was made while be wa under the influence of anestheties, and it was found that the right hip wab fractured at (he joint, the worst place in tbe body to break bone.". Everthing possible has been done and the patient is resting easily as could be expected, with prospects of a good long siege. Siver Creek Sand. We carry in stock a lull line of Pailon'; i ii Proof Paints Leads, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Window Glass and Shades. Our Wall Paper Stock is the largest and our prices right. One Door South of Columbus State Bank sffsan law ' ITRIGH AMfcMlbMsftai We Have M inisKed ?! aX' Vsl 'JS ! tt v f Our inventory and we have a Store full of bargains, not forgetting uJsrsxJ SLdLcgaeg ffaag -sJ- y lEal XE3 yE& 1! BOTH PHONES UNDERTAKING m m w w r 'WWW wwH"H- iicIllridfiduZisuO., ! Nebraska Phone 23. independent Phones 29 and 229. t I T I P hi I Ml ! I II II III irr" w3.MamjMT--mMwiiifHr, ALFALFA 2&85zXrL2lIM Ve h.ive fclie bast, cleanest alfalfa seed that can be procured in this country. V A. V I V v This 5eec! is Crown in Western NebrasKa t We have given this alfalfa seed business a great deal oi attention and study and know that our seed is right. If you expect to sow this spring or fail, now is the time to buy your alfalfa seed. The supply of tancy seed is limited. Leave your orders now later 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. Garden Seeds TKat Grow .. . We carry a full line of Garden Seeds, both in bulk and packages and several var ieties of good onion sets. Make out a list of your wants in garden seeds and let us put them up for you before the spring rush begins. m nrrnttf r Ai Utipii k urn. Groceries, Cro3kery, Glassware and Seeds V t ! I 1 I M-X-wwwwwwvv-X-V ,;fr4-Mj--4.-t-.T .7 , infr J The Improved.. . XT. S. CREAM SEPARATOR Won Gold Medal-The Highest Award Lewis & Clark Exposi tion, Portland, Oregon. . 500 lb. Capacity, $75.00 Sold by W. F. DODDS, olumbus, Nebraska. n, VI IHOHETahdTAB! r-x.T- r-?i E i& SBHS3 . ! t I ftr J n f k v n llAA m 8 H A daw biscorerf put up in a new n wa for iha Kitf W MisaiiBIatfar. v ! f i -V,-jai, , Sr.s. -J&iit!-
