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becomes a pleteaat dnty when yom hare
once become used to it. You know
that your balance k jaat ao mack
atroBKeraad all your money k abso
lutely aafe.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
iavitea you to acqaire the baakiag
babit It is one that you will often
thaak aa for auggeetimg. Doa't wait
for a wkole lote of money. Start witk
what yon bare.
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Jourail Files February 17, 1875.
No suck cold weather kaa visited tba
nortkern and eastern portioaa of tba
United SUtea, aa baa been felttkk
winter, bince tke wiater of 1835.
itfoka, a l'awnee brave, called at tke
Joarnal ofllce one day last weak aa) re
ported a pleasant visit down tba road
in the direction of Omaha. Good time,
plenty of money, etc. for John. .
We lean from Mr. Spoerry that John
Ifaurer, of Stearna Prairie, lost kk
boase by fire on Tharaday of last weak.
The fire originated ia tke root, aad is
aappoaed to have caagkt fromaparka
comiag out of tke stove pipe.
Lieut. H. O. Heyl, of the 23rd Infan
try, oalled aponua yesterday aveajng
aad iaformed ue that Lieat. Yoaaaj
would be here in a few days to distrib
ute army clotkiag amoaa; tba destitute
of kk oouaty. Tke olothiafj k here for
distribution. -Lieat. Heyl kaa been
eagaged ia Merrick- coaaty earoUiag
tke namea of those who will need grain
for seed, to be f arakked by the fevera
meat, aad k4ea to boeae osamry tkk
ing for a similar panose.
Tke Union Pacific railroad company
kaa made request at the Commissioner
of the laacT office to eonatrae tke act of
Jane 22d, 1874, for the relief of settlers
on railroad laade so a to permit tke
Union Pacific Bailrosd company to se
lect lands containing coal and won in
lieu of agricaltnral lands. We lean
tkat tke conatraction gives to the act
by the commissioners of the land k ma
favorable to tke wkh of the Union Pa
cific Railroad company.
Tke ball given by tba A. O. H. at
Orpkeaa hall teat Tharaday evening wan
well attended aad was aa enjoyable af
faiia. For Thanksgiving week Jadge Batter-
man ieaaed four marriage
follows: Ernest N. Taylor and
Lokr, aad MeUo Mowery aad Jesak B.
Bayd, all of Columns.: Lloyd A. MaaTatt
sad Bealan D. Price, of Fremont; Wil
liam H. Hecoz, of Seward, and Ooldia
K. Napier, of Columbus.
F. C Stimson, tke Union Pacific ci il
engineer wko had charge of tba work
of tke 8trcmaburg-Cntral City' breach,
was ia the city Wednesday and rested
the rooms over Ascae's atore, when he
will have headquarters while he has
change of the double trackiag between
Oalsmbsa and Oread Island, wkich
will aooB be commenced.
For the last few years Ed. J. Nkwek
ser has tuned kk store over to the
ladiea of tke different charcnee of the
city for one day prior to tke kolidsya,
they to receive a percentage of the sales
os that date7. Monday of thk week the
Preaby teriaa ladies wen in charge and
tkeir percentage of the sales netted
tkem a neat ;um. Next Saturday tke
Msthodiet ladies will kava charge of
the store and the following Moadav
wmhsthedayfortheEpkoosal ladiea.
ThetftkasBsal abow ofthaOolam-
has Posltry aad Stock seseciatios k be
isg held is the Cover bsUdisg os 11th
street thk week. Ia spits of tke asfav
arable weather the exhibit k gaod, there
- five hundred birde. Ose sf
features of the show k the barred,
basT asd white Plymbsth Becks. The
Wyasdottea asd Bhede Island
alas mere a good skowiag. both hi
af the exkftit aad ssambaraC bwds;
inclnded in the
snsaksas aad
sst as wall represented, bst the stock
ia
mmeextoaaice birds. Iadsaka.
asd tarkeva the exhibit k the
istkekktsfyoftheasaa
sstkward, af leasts Cey,Ma,k
the bards.aad Jsrry Oarrigk
The ahswwai
T.J.S
swtM Friday sight
aftsVSkBsaBmaa m
Hsrriak far fsrsltsra.
Dr. Naamsaa, Deatkt 13 St.
Hsrriak far kaby ga-carta.
Dr. Mark T. MaMsksa. sastiat
OaaaU's aaarkei far freak aseata.
Dr. Talker, Osteopath, Barber block.
eats ami prompt delivery at
WAT UP k used by all who desire a
fas qaality of patent flour. The Co
lmmbaa roller mills makes it.
The besatifal fifteen dollar doll at
Condon & Walker's will ckange her
ims before Christmas. A ticket on
thk doll gives with every 25 cent pur-
Smoke the Lsmo a east cigar.
B.-S. Diokiasos took two care of feed-
are to am ranch Bear iswtag, jxeor
Wedseadsy moniag.
Dr. W. H. Slater, vatariaarian, phone
fa.
Dr. W. W. .Frank, of Monroe, was in
the city Wedaeaday attending a meet-
of the panaios board.
Dr. a A. Allesksrgar, oases ia
Nina births asd four deaths for the
moath of November are reported by
Registrar John Sahmoeker.
The ladiea of Grace church have been
coadaotiag; s vary aueceesful bazaar in
the North bailding on Thirteenth street
thk week.
Sarvkeaia Baptist ckarch next Sun
day, Decmber 9: 10.-00. Bible school;
MJasas oa tbe Cross;" 11KX) aermon: "The
Ioflaasee of Kind;" 3 JOO Junior; 7S0 B.
Y. P. U.: Consideration t tke writer
of tke Bi We asd "Seven Words from the
Cress;" 7:30 aermon: The""' Point of
BeaUty." Corner "N" and lth.
Mrs. 8ehrsibar, tiving on WestFif
teeath atreet received a telepaooemes
asga from Edgar Monday saying that
her mother was at the point of death.
Mr. aad Mm. Schreiber and family left
at osce for tkat place. -
Tke sew Union Pacific freight depot
k getting up above tke foundation and
makes quite a showing. Tke company
k going to build a six fool brick walk
on the east aide of North street and are
also pattiag sp the addition to the ice
kouee aad movkg some of the build
iaga ia the yard to make room for thk 4
improvemast.
riiTorimWvoiUothij
sa tke Usioa Paeafc to leave
Omaha at 11230 n.mV gfrMff the same
aaveral yeara ago. Tkk
traia will give people an opportunity to
traaaact business in Omaha aad return
the eame day. and also give the branch
towns aa excellest mail service, and
will be qsite popular.
Twelve applkaata for tke position of
raral carriers presented themselves at
the Colambaa Commercial college to
take the examinatioB ordered by the de
partmeat 8atnrday. Six of them were
from Columbaa and the remainder from
other towaa 4 ia tba coaaty. This exam
ination was held tir secure a supply of
carrkra for the new rostea to be estab
lished Jaaaary 2, wbea comnty service
goeaiBtoeaTect.
The'Prelimiaary examination ef Wil
liam Webb, os the complaint filed by
Max Botklsitsar, waa held last Friday
ia Police Jadge O'Brien's court. Tke
original ekarge was ditmksed aad two
otkera filed, aad be waa bound over to
tke dwtrict court on tke charge or
house breaking aad committing assault
aad battery on the person of Mrs. Roth
Mtaer. kk bosd being place at $500,
wkich be furnished.
Bohert A. Martin, Secretary Enter
taiaaaent Y. M. C. A, Twenty-third
Street Branch, New York-City Mrs
Olivia fhagfir Hall appeared as the
leadiag artist in oar recital and concert
Nov. 19 1901. Her work was very fine
8ka fcot" her andknee from the first,
ssd it was here so long as ske chose to
make it so. Her ability ia reading pa
thetic aelaetiosa k apeoklly fine, ask
also her facility ia hamorous sketches.
Sa doss all she claims to do. At High
School Gymsasiam, Friday avesisg,
Deeember7.
Followisg are tba oskers-alect of
Ooctdeatal ledge, Ksights of Py thiaMor
the asssuag ysar: P. J. MeCaffery,
ehascaUar eommrader; J. G. Becker,
vice chancellor; V. A. Weaver, prelate;
L. H. Laavy, master of work; W. N.
Hasaley, master at arms: Geo. Fairchild,
keener of record and seal; Carl Kramer,
master of saaaoe; G. W. Phillips
master of axcheqaer: flago Schad, inner
gsard; J.V.Carrig, outer gaard; L F.
Reotor, traatee for a term of three yeara.
As kJormal smoker followed tke
alactloa of offioers,aadatalk wasgiveB
by Graad Ckasoallor Bargees of Lis-
Aftar the fret of the year the
to add twesty-five new
which k asits gratifyiag to
the local me
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Facts and Figures
WE have been asking yon to believe that thii
is a good place to come for yonr Christmas 'remem
brances. We have told you that for reasons oaSw
est for reasons of variety for reasons of Jwhat
yon get for what yon pay it is useless to goj else
where near or far.
Here are
Figures In Black
and White.
If you look for still further proof it's right
here in the store. Plenty of it enough to "con
vince the hard to 'convince. Enough to put the
stamp of truth on all that we have told you about
what's here. This list tells, only of goods that are
actually in stock, and for every item we print,
there are hundreds that aren't mentioned. Only a
visit will give you the right idea. -. .
SPECIALS:
Watcbea-Elgin or Waltbsm, Ladies 6 sizes, 30 year gold case. !i. IS. 00
Special 15 Jewel Americaa movement, gold' ease warraatsd M:j
New England watches nickel case, $2.00, ailver 96.00, 90 year
gold filled ladies' size, 97.00 aad $1100, solid gold 1&00
Ball Bail-Road watches kava adopted thk watch aa a standard
Ladies' watches $36.00, men's 930.00 '
Hampden Watches. Hamilton R. R. Watches, Howard Watchee,
High grade imported watches, all specially priced in plain agarsa.
ricarkoTs haaal palBwtfl klRa
Make artistic and useful Christmas preseats.
Bractltu
The largest aelection ever shown in one jewelry hones is Nebraska,
The price starts at 91.00 to assy steps as high aa 950.00 each.'?
UMkralla
make good Cnristmas preeaota, 8terliag silver, gold aad- ivory
$4.00' to $15.00. MoBograma eagnved free.
Alaioat 3000 to select froia, 91.00 taT9325.00 - '
Silvanwarf
in piatvd and Sterling, more different patterns than aay oae house
in Omaha, all marked in plain figures. We kava aaveral of the mail
order catalogues on hand, to prove to you that oar prices are at least
as low as any of them.
..Ed. J. NIEWOHNER..
JEWELER
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OPTICIAN
COLUMBUS,
Yon wane to
find bargains.
read Joanal ads to
Platte Center has a bnn new brass
band, and its first demonstration oc
cured last Wednesday evening. After
practicing for several weeks under the
leadership of Prof. Martin Schilz of our
city, the boys appeared on tke streets of
their city and gave a fine concert, after
which they gave a concert aad supper
ia the hall for the benefit of tke organi
zation. The Platte Center paper says:
"The Platte Center fond gave ita first
bow to the pnblio Wednesday evening
when they played oaths atreet before
their dance. Everyone expressed sur
prise at the manner in which they
played. They sre eertaialy makiagfice
progress. They also played a few se
lections in the hall jaat before tke sup
per hour.
HEN'S HIGH CUT SHOES
Better Than Ever
Men's 16 inch; Black Elks kin, double Viscol-
ized welt soles $6.00
Men's 16 inch Dark Tan Elkskm double Vis-
colized welt soles $6.00
Men's 16 inch, Black calf skin, double Vis-
colized welt soles. $5.50
Men's 16 inch,Tan calf skin double, Viscol-
ized welt soles $5.50
Men's IS inch Black calf 1-2 double welt
soles $5.50
These are a few styles only of Complete line of high
cut waterproof shoes for hunters or anyone where a
high boot is required.
60LUMBUS,
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NEBRASKA.
Car af Thanks.
Wa desire to extend oar heartfelt
thanks to the friends and neighborp,
who in many ways aaskted in our late
bereavement.
Mr. O. F. Gleason.
Mrs. a F. Gleason.
Mrs. 8. E. Davis.
Mrs. Helen S. West, mother of Mrs.
H. B. Robinson of thk city "died at her
home injClarka last Saturday. Mrs
West waa one of tba early settlers of
tkat locality and there are quite a num
ber ot Columbus people acquainted with
her. The funeral was held Monday,
several friends from tkk city being in
atteadanca.
, .
Write Vincent A Landoa Real Estate
Agents, Washington, San., for their re
vised lkt'or Kansas, Neb aad western
lands. Get our lkt before you bay.
IteftratJu.
Dr. Campbell, Deatkt.
Dra. Paal aad Matzee, Deatkta.
Holiday goada at Cosdes Walker's.
slkitaysar
Christmas toys SEE the display in
oar west wiadow. Poeseh's candy
factory and bakery.
Kodaks asd saaplies at Mswohaer'a.
8pecial prices to charohes aad schools
os pare home mads candy. Poeseh's
eaady factory asd bakery.
Dr. D. T. Marrys, jr., eaVe saw
Oslamkaa Saata Bask-kslldiag.
Wadding risga and aigh daaa jewelry
atCarlFromel'a, Eleveath atreet.
C. L. Garrard left for Chicago last
Saturday to look after tba interests of
thr firm of Nay lor & Garrard. Ha may
visit several poiats is Casada before
hk ratara.
Sheriff D. E. Linoola of Dawson
county was inthe city Sunday, eoroute
to Norfolk witk an insane patkat.
During hk stay hare hk charge waa
confined in the county jail.
Tuesday evening the new boiler at tba
electric light power bouaewas used for
tba first time. Owing to some imper
fection it did not work aatkfaoto'rly but
in a short time tba increased capacity
will enable the city to sea all tba street
lights.
Miss Anna Creig, state chief operator
for the Nebraska Telephone company,
was bare the last of tke week instruct
ing the local operators," with avkwof
improving the service. Wkea the new
central energy system b installed Miss
Craig will make Colambus ser head
quartan for aboat thirty days, or uatill
tba eperatore become f amilkr with tba
new system, and are handling it satis
factorily. The Bar. Dr. Weeoott, Rector of
Graoe Chareh, has, at the request of
Bishop Williams, accepted an invitation
to hold stos days Mission in the P.riah
of Triaity .Chureh, Norfolk. The Mh
ska will commeaca os Sunday morning
next. The aasal services will.be bald
ia Grace chareh daring Dr. Wescott's
In isrpoase to a police call last Satur
day aftersooa, Chief of PoHceSehaek
waa asked by a Pounder from sosth of
the Platte to arrest s farmer who owed
him 9900, aad aetata him until it was
paid. ' The .chief juaforiass him that col
leotioBS were. oat sf hk tiaVaadsag-
gested that he take kk case ap witk
soma attorney.
Monday the officers of the Monroe
Independent Telephone company,
President Lightn r, Secretary Deck,
and Treasurer Webster, were ia tba
city lookirg after the damage case filed
against the company by Miss Emeline
Lawrence of Monroe, who formerly bad
charge of OMtral at that place. Mica
Lawrence asks ;S90y00O damages on ac
count of a severe shock she received
while attending to the switchboard,
claiming that it waa the result of negli
gence on the part of the company aad
that tba board waa defective. Tke
company claima that she wss cot com
pelled to attend to tka board during
a storm and tkat she disobeyed order
when she wss injared.
HARD AND SOFT COAL
ORDERS FILLED PROMPT
LY. P. D. SMITH LUMBER
CO.
R. W. Hobart arrived in Mitchell
Wednesdsy from Columbus, Neb.(
where be had been packing hk house
hold and office furniture forshipaieat
to Mitchell, the ooming wetropolkof
the North Platte Valley and western
Nebraska. Pending the completion of
the office building which he k erecting,
Mr. Hobart will open hk law' office in
rooms over Burtons atore as soon as be
receivea hk office equipment which in
now oa the road. Hk wife asd on
will come to Mitchell soon. Mr.
Hobart k accompanied by hk brother,
C E. Hobart, a contracting engineer
from Nova Scotia. Canada, who is on
a visit to thk part of the country for
aigat-seeiag purposes, Mitchell Star.
M. X. China tiaaay Serrkaa.
The moniag service will be devoted
to tba doaisg sermon in' the exposition
of tka Model Prayer, tka sabjeot being
The Prayer for Deliverance from
Evil." Evening sermon, "The 81s
which Destroys tka Upright.'' Every
body invited. Lotaa R. DeWolf, pastor.
BBsssalVftea
SaperiBteadeat 8kermaa kaa baas
prepariag a lkt for tkstraaat officer by
compariag tba sarollsMat of the sehook
with the school ceases, Thk lkt will
be gives to tbeTtraaat officer ia aboat a
weak aad ha will look after the noa
attsadasta. Tke debate betweea the Ceatral City
asd Columbus high sehook will be held
at the gymsasiam Friday evening, De
ssmbsrH. Hams Babeock, Maris Zia
secker ssd Saaas Bora will reprassst
Calaajbas. Tka queatios Jm. Besolved,
"Tkat theaaaexatioa of Caba will be a
detrimeat to the Uaitad States," Col
ambaa haviag ths sagative.
As sthlatk associatios k
ked by theatadaats of ths
A meetisg was ksld
eommittees appoistaB to draft a
tsttoaasd by-laws,
I GORRESPONDENeE
V1M m ilia
BilttaT.L
Ths masosa iskhed their
Ws, Darkep'a kosse.
Emil MUkr sad Geo. Bsrtak kava
bought a aew sheller asd
gssaliss
eagiae.
MamEmmaGodelotScribaer k
s
itiag bar parssta, Mr. aad Mm. Frask
Araold, or.
Nick Ademy k haaliag hay from hk
valley meadow to hk hosas farm,
miles north.
Albert Basttohar kaa ssresssjd s
team of hones from Ed Stasdea, asai
of Colambaa.
Doaahsa preseatod the carrier, with
a sack of oats last weak, aad thk weak
Mm. Doaahae sands kirn s sreseat of
a fine pork roast, for wkich ws
very gratefaL
' Tba Platte Ooaatv
talephons eompaay have placed five
new telephoaaa, oa ths roate, Jobs
Heibel. Julias Hsibsl Saibart Heibel
Haary Luaeaiager, aad Albert
now
having tolepkoaea.
lHUlri
Mr. Mm. J.aDawaos apeBtTaaaka
giviag witk relatives asd fries da at
Jolly, Iowa.
Matt Gottberg fiaiahed thrashisg for
tba Dodd Bros, last 8atarday. Thk
winds ap the threahiag os the roate
forthksaaaoa.
Backwith k 8oaa have finished
ping their sugar beets. aadv are
takinseareof 9200 warts of
squash that kava beea lyiag oa the
ground because tkey coald aot gat help
to work ia
Mr. aad Vam. M. Camball
Thankagiving at Norfolk with their
daatber. Km John Stevens. While
there Mrs. Campbell had the susf ortuss
to accidentally fall through a trap door
into the cellar, severely bruming her.
No boaea wen broken, kowever, and
able to retara borne Saturday.
asmteRsS
Pater Haleebee k
hashing eora far
William Behlea.
Adsm Bekle took ia the Vaster Brewa
showFridaf;sight.
MarUaAaawisrihsaidasew
miU whils ;Calsmb-a Isst Satarsay.
Araold Sohmitt stteadsd ths dance si
Adolph MaeUers hossa last Sasdsy
eveniag.
Mka Clara Kresger k vkitiag her
sister, Mrs, Joe St evieak, ia Colambaa
tbk week.
Miss Mary Borcbara waa taken to St.
Mary's kospital Moaday Baorsiag for
treatsMst
Mies Aaaa Becker spest 8asday at
the old Becker homestead in Graad
Prairie towaabip.
After a month'a vacation, Miss Birdk
DoddabegaateachiagacaooliaDktrict
No. 19 Monday moniag.
Masars. Phillips and Sohrosder, of
Columbaa. wen calliag os sossa of the
farmem os tka routs Tfcnkagiving dsy
Mka Katie Oalerloha, whs baa beea
visiting bar eouaia. Warn. Godekia, asd
family for the last moath, left Tuesday
mors ng for ser hoses is New York.
Miss Mate Albers, who has beea with
Mrs. Rhode at the L!ndell hotel ia
Golumbtus returaed to ker some oa tke
roate Sunday.'
Mr. aad Mrs, Mail Carrier aad Mka
Katie wen entertained at dissar
Tbanksgiviag day by Mr. aad
Joka Byraes, of Colambaa.
The young folks os roate No. 3 report
s jolly time at ths shadow social Friday
eight at'BoksstkTke program was Asa.
especially the aiagiag by Bsv. Gaia
singer's daughters.
Mks Margaret O'Callagaaa, of Platte
Center asd Mka Bath Johaaos and
Mrs.&aBreaaaaadfamilyof Colum
bus, spent Tkaaksgivisg at E.M. New-
Willie Kramlaad waa aa isvited gsest
at tka home of Mr. aad Mrs. Henry
Kleavar oa Thssksgivisg dsy. After
an axeeUest repast, coasktiBg of tarkey
asd other good things, Mr. Kramlaad
ia eompaay with Misses Emma Braakea
aad Gaats Kleaver drove to Pktte Cas
tor for s pleossre trip.
Fred Saalfeld returaed from Fremoat
Tassdsy wksre ha west toatteadtbe
fanaral of Mr. Baits, a relative of hk
who was baried last Weda essay. 'Last
aummer Mr. Bilte waa vkkiag at the
Saalfeld home aad will be remembered
by many. Thk fall he was ia aa Omaha
hospital to usdergo as operatioa from
the efeetaof vhiebhadid sst reasvsr.
the whist lab Tharaday
Ths bast harvest k
few days wfll complete the seed
harvest.
Ms. F. Goks aad ckilatass left
day lor s vast with
York eossty.
C. B. Watts left for Omaha Moaday,
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Mr. Massisld left for
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desoa at Grass Chareh :
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la the death of O. a Moras, Plakta
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ithoamrabtarssjdasts. ThattsMaa
pablkhed at hk aarmar
pays tka followisg tribute: v
O. a Moras was sera ia Wast Yk
s4ak,Mareh3, 1868. Os October 17,
187i.BswaaaurrkdaBd asms to Xa
hraaka aad settled oa al
Brilea costs east of bare, which
owseduptilthetimeof hk
November 119,1909.
past sasaffered with
trouble, sad took oesannaal trhm to
differest plsoaa to try sad
health, asd waa oa hk way to
wbea ha was takes sick, asd stopped seT
at Lexiagtoa for medioal aid, ka grew
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leaves kk life partser asd s large fsasi
ly, besides other relative tomasrshm
departars. - Mr. Moras waa a .
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spect oc nie neighbors and aeo,!!
esa. Ha bad held tka office efx
treasurer for kk diatrkt far
yeara, sad twice sleeted ee ess af
coaaty saaervkors. Ia 1897 ssd ska hi
1899 he wee elected rspissnataHvs sf
Platte eesaty. Although hk bsdy i
sa Wheeler cemetery, his
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