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Ffpwpn .i Tt r '- -n - -V "s-V '- -SSflf-rgrjt,.-. . ---r that tan mmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm gmKmmgmgg anumvuvsm hia I a f O I I II- -i I -4 i - him. GROCERIES THAT SPEAK for themselves, as ours do, need little praising. We might well be pardoned for being enthusiastic about them. But all we say is Once you do that we will not have to coax you for a second. Our gro ceries will speak for themselves on your table. You'll be sorry you hadn't started trading here before. HENRY ITEMS OF INTEREST ALBION. Fay Moore shipped a carload of hogs to Omaha last Wedaesday afternoon. He accompanied tl shipment and ex- yx.ri a .inn m rvdaaahua on kia return to see bis wife, who is in the hoapita1 there. Ralph Termer, of Columbus, was here last week visttiac Prof. Fffley. He is a ana of the lata M. K. Turner, who was the publisher for ao maay years of the Columbus Journal. Mr. Tamer is an electrical engineer, and has been engag ed for some time past in New VorkCtty. SILVER CRKKK. From the Sand. Kev. and Mrs. J. M. Feltoa and Mrs H. E. Bonghner visited Columbus Thura tlay. The good news that she had been al lowed a widow'a pension reached Mrs. J. O. Waitaker this week. It is at therate of 88 per month and dates from January of last year. Mrs. Emma J. Gates waa called to Hugo, Colo, last Tuesday by a telegram aBnouacing the serious illness of her -daughter. Mrs. Walter Adoock. We hope to hear better newa from there soon. George Rambour of Colambaa was up a couple of daya this week enjoying the hospitality of the Morgaa-Manrer hunting lodge. He returned home Thursday loaded down with ducks and geese. He' didn't kill anymore than the law allows, but he got there just the same. CBESTOX. From the Stitwn, Bruce Webb naderweat a surgical operation on Wednesday. He is getting along aa well aa could be expected. Lester Westoott is saffering the rap ture of a blood vessel of the brain. He taken nick with a severe headache Mon day morning, and later ia the day he be came unconscious. He remained nn ooopcious, except at times for a few minutes; for aboat 36 hours. At this writing ha is improviag, aad Dr. Morris says ha does not expect nay ssrioas re snlta. Jolt Hook's ban waa baraed last Friday night, together wkh a lot of hay, grain aad other things. They managed to get the horses out, bat one of his driviagharseawashurtby the fire and had tobe dragged oat. The fire, when I FRlSCrtHOLZ BROS. 1 SHOES CLOTHING Gents ' Furnishing' Goods pieT.TAHT.Te BIQHT I I 11 ml an H fl n" nmananr1 nmasaM.BB nw bW MTH(. 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Michael Spellicy and son Thomas spent the fore part of the week at Columbus. . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nay spent Sun day with relatives in Columbus. They made the trip in their auto. MesdameaLew Hoare, Henry Wilk and W. J. Branch 'were renewing ac quaintances in Columbus Tuesday. Thomaa Mylet departed on today's train for Seattle, Washington, where he will visit relatives for an icdQnite time. Last week William Bacon sold his well making outfit to Mr. 0. 0. Abts,of Columbus.-who aow has charge of thebusi- EdPerkinson arrived home from a winter's sojourn oo the gulf coast to Texas. He looks as though he found plenty to est and a contented mind down there. Platte Center can boast of the cham pion nbsent-minded man. Tuesdsy Den ny Roberts waswith several friends, takings drink of beef tea, or something to tb health of 8L Pstaick, and after settling the score he put his purse into Barney Eihauaen's pocket, while Barney was standing .beside him, and did not discover what he had done until his at tention was called to it. There was a good fat wad of money in the purse, too. Last Monday morning. Deputy Sheriff Jawoski came up from Columbus and arrested Michael Spellicy on n warrant issued from the county court. Com plaint was made by Paul Prodsza that Spellicy shot at Paul's son Charley with the intent to wound and kill him, Spel licy was taken before the court, and the case continued until Tuesday afternoon, nt which time the bearing was had and Judge Battermaa found for the defend ant. The trouble arose over the fact that the boy was passing Spellicy's house 'and acarad a cow which was in the road, causing it to ran through n wire fence. 'Spellicy aaw the act, got his shot gen and took a aaot at the boy, bat it waa GOODS AT PRICES. nn nwL I aw aw aw L I Dituut to to fMtiBCbatWMpMVKal boyaaadSffeUfey bwwn they aaaoy in various ways ocenamnlly. .CSMTBAI. CRT. From tb Nonpareil. Mrs. Margaret Powers, smother bf Jack Powers residing southwest of town died at the home of the latter Tuesday night at the advanced age of ninety-three years. Four years ago her husband died. Tbey had lived together in wed lock for sixty years, Sevea ehildraa wen born to them. Ave of whom areaow living. The f uaaraJ waa bald at the Ca tholic church Thursday morning at tea, o'clock. Manager Rod tatta, of theHoegland Lumber Oo ; taiaau oar article last week relatives' to the tax controversy between Mr. Hoaglaad and Msrriek osuaty rath er tended to give a wrong impression'oon eering the matter. Heaaya it whs not Js.HoagUwd's intention to evade the payment of hia taxes. Mr. Hoaglaad feH that it was aa isjustios to compel him to pay taxes on property ia his yard hare,' while at the same time ha waa being tax ed in Omaha on credits dun' from this yard. He held that thk waa double tax ation. As proof that ha was not trying to evade paying hja taxes Mr. Smith says he baa already paid hia 1M7 tax and, now that the court has passed on the issue ia hia case, will any the 1906 claim iafnlL Wm. MoGonnel waa stabbed by Roy Church at Ctete Monday morning and wounded, bat it develops that the cute were not despnnd ha will aanTerno asrions ooasequenoaa. Thntiwnbla'orig. iaated Saturday evaning whan B. H. Church, father of Boy' and Charles Church, aad Mr. MeCoaaell had anil, tercation over the hauling of uoiua hay which the Churches were deUvnring to McConnelL At that time it is said, the elder Church drew a katfs on McOonneU, and the latter, ia attemptiag to kick it from his hand, fell to the sidawalk. While he was down OharteyCatuchbama up and struck him. Monday morning the Oharehss returned to town and the trouble waa renewed, McConnell becom ing engaged in an encounter with Charlie. While they were thus engaged Boy slipped up behind his brother'a ad versary and began stabbing him in the back with a jack knife. Three or four woonda were inflicted, three in the aoalp and one in the neck, n severed artery in the latter causing grave apprehension for a short time. None of thewouade, however, proved to be ssrioas. HirXPHKBT. From the Dsmortat Mias Anns Ottis called on Columbus friends yesterday. G.W. Paillip,of Columbus was at tending to bnsweaB in Huaiphrey Tues dsy. - f - - The village of Humphrey is gradually gettinffoutofdebt. This weak $1,300 of outstanding water warrants warn paid off. Mr. and Ma. P.T. Walker came up from Columbus Sunday evening and visited until Monday noon with Mr Walker's mother and other relatives in town. Monday Judge Welch over-ruled .a motion for a new trial and aantenesd Herman Boche, the Madison couaty far mer who was reeeatly convicted of nua slaughter in killing Frank' Jarmer, to inn' years in the penitentiary at hard labor. This case, we understand, wUl be carried to the supreme court. In cases of this kind there should be no appeal. ProffesaorR. M. Campbell, who has acceptably filled the position of eaperin tendent of the pnblio achools of the city for the pabt three years, has been re elected to that position for n farther term of three years at a salary nf 41.960, $1,275 aad $1,300 for the first, second and third years respectively. Under hia' management the schools have developed a high degree of efficiency. West Point Cor. Norfolk News. Cornelius Linaberry came home the first of the week from Golambue where he had been confined in 8fc. Maty'a hoi. pitsl for a couple of weeks with a severe attack of appendicitia. Three weeks ago today he startedTfdr Omnia and got as far as Columbus when lie was taken ill and taken to tae hospital. He is feel ing pretty well now, but in n short time he expects to have an operation sarTorta ed for fear of reoccurenceof the'troabie. nELLWOOD. From the Oawitte. Graadpa Joans passed his. Tfth mile stone Wednesday. B!m duagfcter, Mxa. Wm. Barkalow ia honor of the evant gave a dinaer the aasae day to the hrrth dayite aad a number of relatives- and frienda. August Miller who had a growth .ant from hmneVkaomstiass ago, caaaaiby n collar button, weat to David -City last Tuesday, aceoatpsnied by his wife, aad hadthestiehestakea out. He hj now gettiagalongnlesly. Stncethataews has been circulated around that a eninla oYBsilwoonitaa are oataedooketovera braaoh c promise suit, the old rwiin 4mKag Ihjjht ly on matriaKMual grounds. As thsi'is leap year thay don't know what might "pop" up. The Law aad Order party met last Friday evening and pieced ia nomina tion Ed. Drawasagh, Frank Yoftag and AlbinaOnrtia sa placsd in aomiaation Ji .0 Master and Fraak SsTxer. It was ami t"nr wvrda ta effect, whan one first time had when Rev. Gidsan ashed the lacasstare: How Are Your DISCS? Nfii SharHiiig? Look them over. The season it close at hand when you will want to vse your dues. They should be 'sharp. Let us sharpen them. We use the cold-rolled process no metal lost, no temper destroyed. Best process in the world. Louis Maler -1003 North St. Columbus, Nebraska OKSOA. FfeatksTiataa. A "black haadn warning waa posted oa aFallerton man'a barn door, telling him to get out of town. ss, we don't like eaicken thieves.' The 'neighbors came to the aiaa'a defease, and say that ha is not guilty, as insinuated, being too lszy to steal chiefcene or do any thing else except talk politics. The photograph enlargers have com menced another campaign of graft ia Ne braska. They have a new acheme this time. The agent for the graft house calls and secures a 'photograph for en lsrgsment, stating that the work will be doaefree'of charge "just to advertise the bnsinseB.w Later the ageat calls again and obtains an order for a frame toeottlromfS'toSia When the picture is delivered, it proves tobe a "daub," bat the party orderingthe frame is usually Miffed iato paying for it Last Friday evaning the basket ball teamaof the Genoa high sobool went to ;CoIuibns "indr ere deffestedrby the teams of that place. Soore: Genoa boys. ,12; Columbus boys, 15. Genoa girls, 2; Columbus girls, 16. At Madison, last Thursdayevening. the Indian team was defeated by tthe Madison high school team. 8eore: Indians, 25; Madison. 36. A return game will be played hereon the evening of Maroh 28. On the 27th the Schuyler team will contest nt this place with the Genoa high sobool team. Last Friday afternoon, Grace Rich ards, Glsdys Slaughter. Johanna Ogden, Mable 8teaberg and Bernioe Wiggins, nil high school pnpila, conceived the idea that physical exercise was conducive to .health. Of course, washing the dishes, stooping the floor and sweeping and otherwise helping mother at home did not count, A tramp across the country they imagined waa about the right kind of a stunt to perform, and without con sulting their parents stsrted down the track to walk to Monroe. They had been informed that it was only fonr miles, aad expected to return by five o'clock, but it was eight o'clock when .six tired girla came dragging their feet along the ties aad separated at the water tank for their respective homes. As the season for making garden is approaching the girls will probably be furnished all the physical exercise they desire without "walking to Monroe and back." From the Loader. Mrs. W. O.Pugsley is enlarging and repairing her residence property west of E.L Bark's preparatory to moving into town. 'Charlie Taylor of the Indian school nailed to Mossouri the first of the by the death of his sister, whom, many of our randsrs will remember, spent n portion of the past year in oar city. , Mr. Frank Anderson aad Mias Selma Wshlgrea weressarried at the honwof thebridee parents near West Hill oa Wednesday night in the presence of aboat ott hundred and fifty guests. The groom ia a young farmer from Polk county whiia the bride ia wall known to ssaetot oar'rsadsrs. "The Leader joiaa the crowd in extending congratulations. 1 A nun elaiaUng to live at Genoa aad svisghknsmeasBeckwith arrived at FaUerton footsore aad weary Sunday afternoon and entered eompiamt to the Gsaaty Attoraey'thatbe had been ran out of Gaaoaby anrowd armed with shot gain aadarofe, nnd BhstiaT Dsbb was ia cHy Mondhyto' investigate the charges. Aa aear as the Lssdercsn gee to the facta Beckwith's wife want to the and asked for aomethiag.to eat, claiming to have, nothing nt home, given n square ant while aha waa partakmg thare- arrivad aad dsmsaded thatshsgo withhua which she rafuaad to doand he threatened to kill her. A row in which the Moores took a head was run off chasadhim a toys remiumf to hVjro- .BnafsaV'MBnnaBBnw bbsV" BnsnnBnnBnnBnnvnBnnBnnrBnBnBSBnBnma) aanwBSBanVfT snsnnannannannannannannannannannannannBnV TBnr Bnnank.nBBsnannannannannannannannannannannan Lstf iU awfar at, , bat darned tit .only that Moxnoa. From the habUeaa. B. J. Pugaley hi gettiag ready to ssova oa their home place, which he will farm thia summer. B. H. ToUeamoved to Colambaa WanV dosday. where he has a position with the new Colambaa Hide compaay. George NisasoHsr Isf V Wsdnesday eve ning with a car of hone ahold goods ami stork for their new' home in. Canada Where they hate a large tract of land.' Mrs. Bray ton nnd children, who have bean the gaest of bar water. Mm. Geo Alexander, for some tisse, left Saturday forOlympla. Wash:, where her busbaad u located. Mr. sad Mm, J. a Newtos of Prim ross were vMtiag Moaroe relatives lsat week. John haadiepoesd- of bm aseat market at Primrose aad they ware an route to Far ragut, la, G. a Smith retursed to FuUertoa Thursday after a abort, visit withrela tivasnara. Sines tbeetoek of hardware be hid bean mahngiag at Creeton wss disposed of helms been at FuIIerton. For the Jrat time iaa the history of Moaroe sobool it ia rated aa first class tsa grade high school. Thia aohool now grades with dumphrty school aad is ratednbeve the'somosi of Fittie Center, Creston and Liaday. Thia grade ie made by the state anjeriateadeat sad the aaowiag saadaby Monroe should be especially grstifyiag to all patrons of the school, nnd due oredit for these re sults given our very efficient crop of- teachers. LKIGH. Frost the World. Ed Wurdeman made a trip to Colam bus the first of the week. Mrs. JR. Jenny who has been very ill for the past two weeks is eatirely re covered. A little daughter, of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Asche, ar., was operated on for appendicitis Inst Monday by Dr. Lowery and Dr. Evans of Colambaa. She stood the ordeal wall sad at present is doiag nicely. Mrs. John Heine and three children aad nephew, Walter Johnson, left Thurs day morning for Morrill, Nebr, to join Mr. Heine who took n carload of goods to that place a short time ago. Mr. Heine has been herdsman on the Mar shall Field ranch for n number of years. They will saske their home on n farm three autesfrom Morrill. Mrs. Jamas Ticbota experienced n lively runaway last Saturday morning while on her way to Leigh. Aboat two miles south of town the team became frightened and in some manner the tongue dropped and Mm. Tiohota was thrown out of the rig and sustained u severe fracture of her right wrist, both bones being broken. Dr. Lowery re duced toe fracture. lenllrtBfs Becher, Hookenberger k Chambera real estate agents, report the following real estate transfers filed for record in the office of the county clerk daring the week ending March 14, 190& Pioneer Towaalts Co to Wm Weake, all oatkwC,"Craatoa $ MOO CO H J Herbw to H J Bockea, lot S blk S, BobiBfloa'slataddto'Hawphny.wd. SMSO HJHartMstoHJBocken. ptldt2blk 2, OttfaUtadd.pt lot 2 Wk 2. Orisiaal town, Haaphrav, wd 1980 SO Nefa Fedenoa to H Crowall, n ae K-18- 4w.wd- 4888 00 L Orotelwrban to J A GrotelMchea, az ae4oCS-18.le.wd 0980 00 .las Flrnaetal to EdFlyna, lots 11 aad li blk U.HisbUBdPWk. Cogged.... 100 EdFlyantoCBsaDikvMa,aaw, wd.... 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SWSi H G Friehe to Gnwe M MeCorkle, lot 7 . blk4.BeekrPlaee,(olBkba8,wd... 279SM JosSWeUe toChaaW aad set 12.17-lw, qod... 100 Gas B Bpaloe to'Caaa W aad ae4 lSJTMw, wd. .. 24000 D 8 Wssat to Boot. am. 4w.wd. tusm Mast Iaseh et al to Alf McCoradek. aw 23I7wVv FB a OBwV fmy Staa MMete to FeUs bbsbbmb, lata 7 aad 8bUclS9,ColaaibBe. wd... J P Aaaetaea toBva' M Aaoenom, lets Used 13 hlk . Meae add. T lamay.wd MO 00 200 00 MtxOattaeiatoOttoBeasi.'as asm- jj9"aW Wuei awsw "BF Wm Weadt to Msty L nMasr. aw If HLSaiitatoWatKeet. e, e aw. aw SMT-Sw, w. 4SBJ m Joa'Ji atoBnaaiw. BartlMMw.wd mm WFAradttoWa laaae. 7acreebill- , 17-Jw.wd. 7 Leskina far the Annst. . A new city settlement worker going the rounds of her district, one bright spring montfng. Ia a' crowded tenement soma five or six MtUe chO dren gaaed laflalriagly at bar as she enttrad... "Wen, well, clursa, she nail, "I neter aaw ao amay.abiiai faces u.my Ufa. Why .ervonuee some abap aad waterf "Wa nra.waH fng foV the "angel, aiaair repaVsil TohV my Taifi "What aair.aakl tin ycaig. woman. (k:4m lady ant oaaiskaaastUt ha, tempt to see his wife i if we know aaytyag i taerenasaacrapV SPRInG s Ourdpring Clothing Shoes and L0WSrH)6& Oir Finishitg Gittfs Displq Oorjmstomnen will cheerfully instruct yoa howstrori&aguajrantee we place on tteltt. Gome in and be convinced. Our motto ia always your satisfaction or your money back. Yours GREISEN BROS COLUMBUS, IHETUU WEST BOUND. ST BOCSB. No.lt 250 am No. No. is: llSia Xo. -- .-:" No.1 lldSam No.I4al2:l5dl2pi No.8 HAS a a Ho. 15pi No. J SdOpam No.l 552 No.15 I:pm No.10 H?01 NolS 635 pm No.8 J0px No.5 731pm No.2 5' No. 50 7S0OSBB No.58 BBAScmn. " HOarOLK. SPAUMXO AI3I05. No.T7mxd..dJ5am No.mxd..dSai No.mpaa ..d7Spm No.Slpaa ..diaOpi No.mpm ..aUrfSpm S0!?,,',V,,,?D, No.78mxd..aiUpm No.70mxd..a7Kai Daily except Saadajr. kotz: ' Hoe. 1. 1. 7 aad 8 am extra tare train. Nee. S.-5, IS and 14 are local nejMeBgvr, Nne. 58 aad W are kwal f teiahte. Nob. S aad IS are mail trains oaly. No 14 daeia Omaha 4:15 p.m. No. S doe ia Omaha 5:00 p.m. BRUCE WEBB AUCTIONEER Creates, We. Dates can be made al the Joarnal Office COLUMBUS MAT MARKET We invite all who desire choice steak, and the very best cuts of all other nwata to call at our market on Eleventh street. We also handle poultry nnd fish and oysters in neaton. S.E.KARTY&CO. Telephone No. 1. - Columbus. Nab. s .-. . . ..i'? . ...... .... . aana hw ubt OBBaanT w K nn bbj. saununnnynnnnLBnT nv uiBaBpmwjBBjBeBTjB bv. 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Prices that will sure pfemw you The finest that the season pro duces. Some beautiful bttek and tan kid pomps. Just what you want for dress and patty wear. Our children's dept mm not been forgotten and- yoa-11 find them equal to the beat for wear is complete with the Jiewwnt and latest patterns in Shirts and Ties. Don't f ail to ask about our guaranteed Hosiery. Six pairs for $1.50 that will positively last six months wear ior dusuu NEBRASKA. Llvina Un ta His Ha A teacher in a mission school' as Boston had among her pupils a colored boy named Ralph Waldo Enwraoa Longfellow. As he was absent one Sundayshe asked the class if any one knew th'e reason for his absence. "I reckon I do." said one small serious-looking boy. "What is the reason. Johnnler "I guess he's home writing poetry." responded the boy. with a dettghtec chuckle. Youth's Companioa. Underwood Standard Typewriter For Speed Safety, Surety A solid roadbed is sential. 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