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SoUS YOUR CHILDREN CAN LEARN? HOW
MUCH MORE interest they will take in
THEIR 500KJ IF THEY ARE NOT BOTHERED DY
SEEING A -SCHOOLMATE HAVE. ON BETTER
CLOTHE-S THAN THEY HAVE. &E-SIDE.S IN AFTER
LIFE THEY WILL GET ALONG BETTER IF THEY
KNOW HOW TO APPEAR WELL. DON'T YOU LIKE
TO .SEE TIDY CHILDREN, AND DON'T YOU WISH
FOR YOUR LITTLE ONE.S To LOOK TIDY? WE
WISH TO ENCOURAGE EDUCATION, THEREFORE
WE JELL OUR WEARABLES FOR LITTLE -STUDENTS
FOR VERY REASONABLE PROFITS.
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
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It is necessary you have
Pure vinegar and pure spices
for pickling'
II you order your vinegar of us you will get
HEINZ PURE VINEGARS either cider or
WHITE WINK PRICE PER GALLON 30c.
All our SPICES are put up under our own
name which is a guarantee of purity and
honest weights.
All our VINEGARS and SPICES will pass our
new National Pure Food Law, or any. pure
food law of any state in the United States,
Baking' Powder
Our New National Pure Food Law is going to
make a great deal of trouble in the Baking
Powder business, so many of the manufac
turers of cheap Baking Powders using alum
and other ingredients which are injurious to
' health and no doubt you have been buying
the kind that the government will condemn.
We want you to try a can of
RABBITS FOOT BAKING POWDER
Which we guarantee ABSOLUTELY PURE
and WHOLESOME and to do the work of any
baking powder regardless of what you pay
for it or we will refund your money. The
regular price of Rabbits. Foot is 25c. for a
full pound can, but to introduce it and get it
started we will sell one can to a customer for
19c. Good only for this week and next Try
just one can. We take the risk, Tour money
back if not satisfactory.
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Advertise ia the Joaraal for quick
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kea rislssr fetaiaey.
WAHTED:-Giri far mini hwe-tmk.-
. B. Hfcsnssa 1106 P 8k.
NalaJohaaoB 'left for Dskota last
weak, to ssek Us f ortaae in the wheat
field,
LOflT:-Jaokrt ia aark, Wsaaasnay
might late will plsass istera to Miss
Baptist drank atxt Seeder. 8a:
j of samoa, Roll" Gall by States."
everybody iavited.
Harriok for faraitare.
Harrlok far saby go-sarts.
The drawing card ia the dairy build-
is; at the state fair will be a butter sta
tute of W. J. Bryan.
Dr. Campbell, Dentist
MeUardy left for Leigh
will attead aohool at
tkat plaoe this falL
8aaoka the Lasso 5 sat oigar.
MiaMS Baby Biokly aad Olara Ja
eobaoa retaraed aosae Friday froai
their saauaer Taoatioa.
Oaaia's aaarkat for freak assets.
Three raaawaya ia tea atiaatoa was
Plato Geatera reoord Satarday area
ias. Nodaaeage was dome ia aay
Joaraal ads kriag melts.
Mr. aad Mrs. Byron Oockraa of
Cadis, Ohio, are geests for several
weeka at the aosae of Mrs. M. K.
Taraer.
Try a Journal "want ad" if yon have
anything to bay or sell.
Mrs. Maaieos aad daaghter Lydia
who have beea visiting her eon ia
Wyoamiag for several weeks retaraed
hoaae Satarday.
Rack Sprirngs slack for
tkresfciag at P. D. Saiitk Co.
ata aad prompt delivery at
Mrs. M. K. Taraer aad daaghter
Gladys retaraed hoaae Friday after a
That of several stoats at their old
home at OndU, Ohio aad other planes
of latere
Gaaraateed watok repairing ky 11th
8c Jeweler. tf
Mrs. 8. H. NieamoUer riaited in
Platte Oaator Satarday aad Sanday.
Mr. aad Mrs. Saaberg have moved
late the Robert Wilson hoaae ia the
aortk part of towa.
Don't forget the handsome sonvenir
offer to paid ia advaace sabacribern,
Sanday Fred Bears was Its years
old and in honor of this eveat forty
little girls aad soys participated ia a
Tery pleasant tame Satarday afternoon
from foar aatil eevea o'clock.
Miss Lillian Keating returned last
Mondav night to Salt Lake where she is
employed for another year ia the school
Miss Keating has spent a pleasant sum
mer among her friends and relatives in
Columbus.
Try a game at Maloaey s.
Mrs. L. W. Snow' ia enjoying a
viait from her sister, Miss Vineyard
of Liactoa.
A bob has takea ap his abode at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. John Wnrde-
A aew line of decorated qaeeasware
at Beth Brann'a.
Isaac Joaas of Jollet Township
pasred thromgh the oity yeaterdav on
his way to the State Fair. S
Or. G. A. AUaabargar, offloeiaaew
Stats Beak kaildiag.
Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Boon returned
yesterday from Minnesota where they
have beea epeading the simmer among
the lakes.
A complete lias of school sapplies
at Ssth Braaa's. tf
Dr. Mark T. MoMakoa. dentist
Miss Kittie Cowdery of Omaha is a
guest this week at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Chambers.
FOB SALE My two .lota on the cor
ner of Murray and Eleventh streets, two
blocks from the U. P. depot, including
my boarding aad rooming bouse. De
sirable location for private rooms.
Twelne good rooms. A bargain. Easy
terms. Ihgaire at once. Mrs.C Cush
ing. Tad. phontfj02. 404 Eleventh street
Coiambue, Neb.
Dm. Martyn, Evans & Evans. Con
sultation in German and English.
Dr. D. T. Martya, Jr., oSos aew
Oalamsas 8tato Bank kaildiag.
WAX UP m need by all who desire a
as qaality of patent flour. The Co
lambaa roller milla makes it.
The Journal waata all the news.
Phoaeorwriteit in.
OBIBSPOB8ALE: We have the
Omaha sUerator onks for sale. In"
tret clam ooaditkm. Newman ft
Waloh.
For hlnatiag, kelnklag, soar stom
ach, had breath makmimilatioa of
food, aad all sympteas of iadigastioa.
Blag's Dyspepsia Tablets araaproaipt
aad asaolsat oorreetive. Sold by
Mtk Oeatmry Dragsters Plasto Oeater,
The Baptist Yoaag Peoples Union
held a moonlight picnic at Stevens
grove Friday night. An excellent time
ia reported by all who attended. The
only mishap tkat occurred during the
eveaiagaenjoysaent was when the moon
was temporarily obacared by a cloud,
eaeot tbestardy meriymskers saving
the watchful eye of theehaper-
ly walked lata the lake
aaly lassaai by the taaely as-
of atvaralaf the yoaag
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has again arrived. We are
taking orders now for fall de
livery for Best Lehigh and
Scraaton Hard Coal at flOGO
at yards, $11.00 delivered.
Yonr orders will be thunk
fally received and the very
best coal furnished.
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.Dr. Neumann, Dentist 13 St.
B. W. Hobart aad Jadge Boeder
making a trip to western Nebraska
this week.
Dr. W. H. Slater, veterinarian, phone
95.
Souvenir Poatala at 8aow'8.
Gas Speioe, J. C. Echola and I. G.
Zinaecker went to Clarks hvt night
oattleanda special meeting of the
masoaio order at that place.
Dr! Campbell, Dentist.
Inquire of Herriok.
Oaasin solicits yonr meat trade.
Kodaks and sapplies at Newohaer's.
A handsome sonvenir worth 50 cents
seat to all paid in advance Journal
snbscribers.
School Supplies at Snow's Book
Store.
E. H. Chambers and Homer Robin
son itarned last Thursday from the
Oklahoma oil fields where they own
land and have completed the sinking
of wells on their property. One of
their wells prodnces 400 barrels and
aad an abundant supply of natural
gas wan found ia both. The market
for oil ia that oonntry is said to be
unstable now owing to the Bockef eller
saanipnlations.
The West Minstrels more than made
good their reputation last Tuesday night
ah the North Opera House, of being the
best minstrels aggregation that has ever
visited Columbus. There is not a chest
nut in their performance nor a weak spot
in the whole aggregation. Manager
Saleyistobe congratulated upon the
quality of the attractions with which he
is sterling the 100ft show season.
MAN WANTED: Somewhere near
Columbus to assist as in showing and
selling properties No experience ne
cessary if wiling to let as teach yoa
the real estate business. Salary a
month to honest man. willing to de
vote part of his time to this business.
Co-operative Land Co., Andres Braid
ing, Minneapolis, Minn.
Beats 4.
Mrs. Thomas Farrel of Denver is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
John Qninn. Mr. and Mrs. John
Looker of Cheyenne are visiting at
the same place.
W. D. Benson was on this route
Monday.
Miss Sylvia Mooree is ia Omaha tor
one week visiting her aunt.
The Moore boys, the Brays and
Brokwith sons, and Walker Hitchcock
went to the sand hills Satarday to
hunt grouse.
Mr. Albert D. Becker and Miss
Pknline Bnoher. two of Golambaa'
most popular young people were mar
ried at eleven thirty this morning at
the home of the bride's parents, Mr
and Mrs. Wm. Bnoher in South Co
lumbus. Only the members of the
Bncher and Becker families were pros
ent. Bay. Neumarker performed the
ceremony, using the beautiful ring
servioe. The bride was attired in a
gown of olive green cloth snd carried
a bonnet. The bride and groom were
unattended. At the close of the cere
mony an elaborate nine course dinner
was served, the tables and diatag
room being tastily and profusely de
corated with flowers. Mr. aad Mrs.
Becker departed on an afternoon
train for- Chicago for a two weeka
visit. Upon their return they will
reside at the Becker home on
West Fourteenth street awaiting the
oompletition of Mr. Becker's beauti
ful new residence on Thirteenth
street. Mr. Becker is an employee -of
the Commercial National Bank apa
ia the of most substantial young busi
ness men of Columbus. The bride
has lived in Columbus all her life and
has been a leader of social circles
here.
(Bixby in state Journal:)
There is no place in this wide world
where a criminal can find rest and peace.
Paul O. Stensland lined his pockets with
the savings of an army of men who had
trusted him, and sailed to foreign lands
to hide his crime and bis booty among
strangers. If a criminal could get away
from himself bnt he can't. He knows
he is a criminal, a fugitive from justice,
and keeps telling himself of it, day after
'day and night after night, and the winds
hear it, and the rocks speak of it, and
the mountains echo it. Stensland was
captured, and he will be brought home
and compelled to look again in the faces
of those he wronged. It will be fear
f nil punishment but not much more so
than the fearfull looking forward to
judgement that must have taken posses
sion of him at the time he first took nn
lawfnll possession of that which did
cot belong to him. The guilty may "get
away" but they cannot escape.
Mr. Bryan has done the very thing
which many of bis new friends aaid he
should be careful to avoid. He has
talked to much. He has opened his
month and put his foot in it and a
coarse of that kind will work tae un
doing of any public man. Lincoln
Star:
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MUetC STRINGS.
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Meet Dcmwc,
"One of the most generally accepted
Hat mistakes Ideas that are entertained
by the people of this' country.' said a
travaUag representative of a foreign
kafactory of got strings, "is tnat
used on musical instruments
raf actured from catgut. If that
wars true the cats In this world would
have been exterminated many years
ago la supplying the market with ma
terial for musical Instrument strings.
Tka fact Is that they are manufac
tured from the Intestines of sheep, and
m obtaining enough raw material evea
from these spft"ae the manufacturers
at times find difficulty.
"The only string made from the In
testlnes of the feline w'that used for
sargksl purposes for sewing up
wounds. One would be amazed to
know that there are millions of mu
sical Instrument strings used In North
America alone, and jolt think where
the tabbies would be If. they had to
supply the consumption.
"Another amaslng thing Is that there
axe over 700 different grades of musical
Instrument strings. The demand for
strings In North America Is Increasing
every year, especially In the sooth and
In Mexico. There are more guitar
strings sold In Mexico than any other
rina, but through the south the banjo
string is still popular, despite the fact
that every year has .marked a slight but
gradual falling off In the demand."
Kpm City Journal.
THE GOD OF WAR.
auasterla Stem aa Hla Name Meath
the Taraclaa af the Twelve.
Mars was not a favorite among the
classic Greeks, nor Is his name month
a great favorite among the Gothic
moderns. The god of war was a bar
barian Intruder hi the Olympian circle.
There was something Tbraclan, and by
that token crude and unworthy In hU
manner. He was more of a blusterer
than a fighter, and Homer narrates
with evident relish bow rallas Athene
tumbled him over In combat, his vast
bulk covering several acres. Of wild
aspect, untutored ways and Indifferent
wits, he had little to recommend him
bnt hla Immoral origin.
Such also Is the month that has taken
the war god's name. One poet notes
Its "ugly looks and threats." "A half
wild creature cast from nature's lap,"
another calls It The proverb "mad as
a March hare" says the same thing
with less reticence. English people
call the month "March Manyweath
ers" and thereby Intimate their doubt
of Its capacity for sustained purpose.
It Is the Tbraclan of the twelve, as
September Is the Tyrlan.- There Is
something blustering and barren In Its
aspect, as there is In what people call
"a good war." The winds that blow
from one end of It to the other are not
"the winds of God." A peck of March
dust may be worth a king's ransom, as
a wise saw has It, but from tue aver
age human It gets less grateful guer
don. "Beware tne lues or aiarcn is
good wisdom for our common human
ity. New York Mail.
Fraaca aa Ia4leatlaa.
Mrs. , who knows many a prac
tical thing, had a maid who was dying
(or thought she was) of indigestion.
Now mis mold was too valuable to lose,
so her mistress determined to save her
life and retain her services. "Maggie,
I want you to eat every morning for
breakfast three stewed prunes. Now.
never more than three. If you were to
eat more yon would get tired of them.
But three will leave you a little hungry
for some more prunes and your appe
tite will steadily Increase." Magpie
started in obediently and at the end of
the week was the healthiest, happiest
girl for miles around. Mrs. has
effected many such cures. New York
Press.
He Met Hlat.
"When you go to New Zealand 1
wish you would Inquire after my great
grandfather, Jeremiah Thompson."
"Certainly," said the traveler. Ami
wherever he went he asked for new
of the ancestor, but without avail, ac
cording to the Dundee Advertiser. One
day he was introduced to a fine old
Maori of advanced age. "Did you ever
meet with an Englishman named Jere
miah Thompson?" he asked. A smile
passed over the Maori's face. "Meet
him?" he repeated. "Why, I ate him r
lit Bav
The eszs of the mosquito are fastened
together by a viscid secretion from the
Insect's body. From 250 to 300 eggs
are laid at a time, and the itttle boat
shaped mars is si constructed that It
will not overset It cann jt be sunk nor
In any way Injured by wind, rain or
water. It Is abandoned by the insect
and the eggs are hatched by the heat
of the sun or atmosphere. A temper
ature below freezing Is said not to
destroy the vitality of the mosquito's
aggs.
The meant ef Hla Life.
Sir William Grove, the eminent sci
entist and jurist, never forgave himself
for not discovering the spectroscope.
"I had often observed," he said, "that
there were different lines exhibited in
the spectra of different metals ignited
In the voltaic arc, and if I had had any
reasonable amount of wit I ought to
have seen the converse viz, that by
ignition different bodies show in tlieii
spectral lines the materials of which
they are composed."
Paar Walter.
Hewitt Time waits on no man
Jewett I guess that's the name of the
new waiter at my restaurant New
York Press.
To do all In our power to win health
and keep It Is ss much our duty as to
be honest Seward.
The Screvcat Test.
The severest test of manhood Is never
fsand In good times, bnt only In bard
tunes. It la not the man who has suc
cess when others are doing well, bnt
It is the man who keeps np his courage
sad struggles on when everybody else
Is wavering or going down wno is u
hero to the sight of God and men. It Is
sa easy matter to make good time
wkea bom wind snd tide are in one's
favor or when one Is moving with the
carreat, but It requires character and
tfcfll aad daring to make bead in spite
at apposing forces or to work snecess
fauj agsiast the carreat Exchaage.
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HENRY RMATZ A GOHPINY
GROCERIES CMGKEIY, LAiTS AH 6LASSWAIE
We have a large and
well selected stock of
GROCERI
We handle only the
very best brands in
COFFEE AND TEA
We can please you. All
Grades oiFlour, the best
Cider Vinegar, Strictly
Pure Spices. For the
Summer Season we have
WELCH'S GRAPE JUICE
A Delightful Beverage.
We are Headquarters
for Fresh Fruits and
Vegetables.
. A Large Stock of Nov
elties in
CHINA and GLASS
Prices Always Right
We Respectfully Solicit
a.Share of your Trade.
HENRY RaGATZ & COMPANY
Nifcraska PIkm 29. Iistpiiitit FfeMS 29 Mi 229.
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FARMERS LOOK
I have just what you want for fall work.
Fuller-Lee Press Drill ) Ins
Superior Press Drill Ittttr
Litchfield Manure Spreader-Only Spreader
guaranteed for five years
Brocksmith Wagons
Get my prices.
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ladies. Itwilla!WarfMdJasejw'
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Oae niBate of your
saVaWv aWssa liaVsas) bbsVb rsvwananawafi wNaW
Cssltt Iflll I. S.
have sued np the wants of this coauaaaityia Vehicles aad RaraeMi
are prepared to sat them. We auike so shoddy eaeriagt. We're i
deat amies ageats lor the
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STIDEBAKER LINE
Yoa know and eieubudw eke knows there
is built neat. looks right and lasts Ion.
be afraid we haven't cot yonr style. Stade baker makes aboat everything on wheels
and all the appropriate harness and trappings. If it's not in stock we're prepared
to get it aad get it quick. And it will be all right whea it comes.
TekaleaiaaadlYaSaewYea,
P. S. If it has the Studebaker name
fact vehicle. Don't forget taat the
plate is a guarantee.
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MY FREE OFFER
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Frw Saw tt Saw
JP ffl 1 1 TTr mt " aiaaaai avwa aaa uvaw
Bent with full instructions and tte history ot air
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Yon can f leiawtaat home waayat ataiN
amysarskisB. if Mmljina.lhlijiinlio I in
treatment a trial, and if yoa ceWeto eoaUBM R
will only cost yoa abort twelve ceaat a wna.lt
willnotinterfere with your work oroeeapatloa.
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that is all I ask. It aires all, yonng or old.
i U liyoaicciaDearupaoiw!a-"0":K"
tapendln evil, pain ia the hack or towhowa
ingfeelinBpthespiiie.aoesireteery freaantly.
hot flashes, weariness, frequent desire to ariaate.
rif yoa have IjeacorrheatWhites), DisplaceaMflS
or KUlin of tne Womb. Profuse, Scanty
Periods, Tumors or Growths, address MBS. M..
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