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COURSE OF STUDY

Shorthand Spelling Typewriting Writing

Punctuation limeographing Manifolding

Xo entrance examination, required. An excellent opportunity forany who desire to spend a profitable vacation. Attend, and pay after-

ward. Anyone over fourteen years of age Jniay pursue this invitingcourse- -

The Remington Typewriter Company placed more than 17,000

stenographers last year. It --iti place vou if you will only qualifyyourself.

For further information call on. or address.

W. W. WATERS,COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA

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HenryEast Eleventh Street

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Gasolin in summer costsco more than "coal

to be sweltering over a hotno to be comfortable.

CATCHERS !

'9 e nave naa a trade

As a Refrigerator shonldgive fifteen or more of

they are do-- M 4vare doing in oth- - LT III

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GRAYSine our line of --JEWEL." and --QUICK VPAL" Gasoline

winch are safe, economical, do not get out of repair,prodaee a hot fiuzw and are excellent bakers. Price:

in so far rhi season and have quite a few yet on hand. Prices fora good Mower with, adjustable bearings from S3.00 UP-- Grass Catcherstrowi S 1 . 1 5 up. These are the greatest labor-savin- g devices in connec-

tion with the care, of a ever invented, repairing no raking and leavesriaan a-j-d velvetv.

rators!

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$3

Flour

hard aervioe, de first cost of "the Refrigerator is tnrirag compared with theaaaoait yon pfij oat for ice tc keep it running during fifteen snm-at- n.

Now. iant it important that von should purchase one that youknow bj oar proof and demonstration to you is an ice-save- r, the circula-tJaa-aarfee-n,

ike air cold and dry ? The ALASKA and HERRICK willdo aM we enaim for them, and. more. We are not springing something onyoa that w untried. We knowiC nt noeiea. We know what they

Price from

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ladading wood lined, enameled lined and zinc lined.

Minaeapdi?, Frds!Iapantil:HeriiBestIHGI:,

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PilUburys

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Movers

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in the werld at Mxnneapoaa, Xaa. Makes morel any brand of dour. See that --Mxsnrxapous.y sack of Miaaeapoua dour. Per sack. St .45.

's Wheat Flakethe only food not touched by hn-m-an

hands from the hunker to-- theaa imp jewbTlity. The food that ffarifVn han-i- a,

pore aad palatable. Health and strength areEeed, Prioe per large package I2Hc

Columbus f0urtwL,ai:

VTAO. in He wca?colmmns are charged at tie cf 20cents a Hmeenck imme Hdoubie price.

H.J.AxwZd.X.D. Oman,Oaw8LDr. IC.Te . rTfutafhii nbjm--

Bar s4 at B Vsuacraw a lawy s UMMierK

of

will ami me

Qaick maak an Jewell

at Gray'a jaal-l- t.

Mr. Abe London letamed Fridayfrom St Loais where ab naa nana visit-ing aer pnrenta,

The Lady Ma a ladle vfll naveafJUnmtter

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Misa Lfllie Hagel west to SehsylerFriday to attend theexercisea, aad to viait

Mra. L. A. Iwag mt Ma liw Tieit-e- a

h--r lanao, Mt. aad lJahaA claatrct-lri-f will Mas tfcair

arataweVMwiamattiM earrioe to feeaald Saaday ainraiaa ia taw Caaaalie

from Xocfalk where aae awe paanatwo weeta with mar aieeae, Mra. H.A. Rowe.

SatardaTTanradaT.gTspharfor Ji

Dr. O. H. Flory af Si. Edward, aadHiraat Lewia of ia Golaatbas Taaaday m to theGraad Lodge of the

Saaiael Saiatp of AlCaaee, Oaia.who has beaa Tiaitiac haa aaagaaar'Mrs. H. H. Milhud, left Satarday farOmaha to TiattGoaa.

Special sale. Pictareelro 33 totOceata, aelliawat 10 oaata at Vi 'a. Doa'tauae the aale, aa price will notlast forerar. it.

Mra. F. G.frieade ia T--

oa her way front Albion w!he had taken the body of her h

band for banaLKotwithetandiag the rainr w

the dauce giTea by Prof. Site Thday ereaiac waa well attended aadaa nana! eTeryone reports a Tery en-joyable ereaiac--

Arthar Caaa, brother of Rev.who baa bean attending college in theeast, will leare next weak tocharge of the York aad Harvardcharchea dmnag the

W. R. Smith. ; cashier of theSmith National bank of St. Edward,waa iaoa his retarawhere some of hia thoroaghbreda hadcarried off good money at themeeting.

Do yon waat the latest thing iaportrait photography? Ton can ladit at the McAUiater stadia.tioa guaranteed. So traahle towork. Prompt aadstent. Half block snath ofer's. - aaayU-- tt

Dr. Mark T.McMahon, of the Chica-go College of Dental Sargery, aaa ea--

The doctor eaten apoa his career weinprepared, ana this ooapiad with hiawell known energy will oartaialybring him

Iayilatioaa are oat for theof Louise S. Maeller to Mr AlbertAerai. Jaae 16th at thechurch, Colambns. .TaeaeneoDle are well aad favorablyia their oommaaity, where they willeoatiaae to reside.

Mia Lain Crawford of Central Citrthe gseat of Miae Bertha Snaafer

Tharaday. Miss Crawford waa aformer resident of Colambas, dnriagthe year her father waa pa-t-or of the

caarch. She ia nowrpliahed mrairiaB aad teacher

of the art ia Ceatral City.Mim Lila HaJser of Chicago, who

has been riaiting her brother. Rev.Haleey. the past thine weeks, leftMonday for STew York, where shegoes to meet with the hoard of foreigB'if rira Mia TTalmij expecta to

be seat to Japan orfield aa a missionary of the GeepeL

Mim Clara Reader entertained Maa-da- y

afternoon ia honor of Mim OUieMoarrore of Valparaieo. Twenty-fiv- e

yoaaglady frienda of Mim Moagrorewere preent and pnmad the afternoonin taieainr ndmrtisiimtaHi at whichMim Mamie MOiet prored to he the

af the priae. Re--erved- -

The ncoUem ofhas heea solted. Gaada kiad anabaad. Si

inmba wivea who order theirat the -- 'Live aad Ic Lirshave kind haebaads aad theirbands hare small meat hills. Kabrock aad Baxke.' Phone 90.

Rev. J. a Shick of

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Thefrieads'nfweU known to Platte eoamtwill he iatereased ia thewhich appeaza in the World-o- f

Moadar: "Hawry a Foswfonnd gnilty of nmaaiaarhscjary being ont tre honsa. Foaltried for theGentleman, aplavof the Uishot in the grain by

the aenaintadXBK- - mmsfaawmmnsT mgf.

eaaL Beehumeiwas dene ia self

which

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retamedSartk Platte.

Fresk awtter aiilk at tfceCrtwmtrj CweapAiy.

De met fail to nee oar ot 'ijadeteel null for $32.00. A. lnaeaii aSen. tf

WilbaT Jeaacp has been confined tohie roam the meet week rrom naaaauta--tacytheamatiem.

Prof. Pool aad Miss Berth Staafferia Central Citr. Monday.

ia aSheila Kraase of Genoa riaited

Bertha w

day, aa her way hneir front Believe.in OUie MonriaTe of Talpaxaiaoia

wiMtimc frienda here, aad is the CQU0C

JClue uragger aaa uiazm

Lvdm Staxgeon retaraed Wed--y her daftea aa stenograpner

mrat ia STorth Platte, afterat hoaae one

Mot Coolidce riaited relatxrea --herea few days, retarxine; hoaae to OmahaSatarday ereniag. Boy ia eacagedia the headqnarters office of the UnionFacile.

Ralph Wiggins, who is with the Mer-rio- fc

County Irrigarioa Company,marine aeadqaarters for the presentat Genoa, visited orer Sanday with.

people.

Jeme Holmea aad son aad danghTer.Frank aad Cora, who have made theirhome ia' Colambae dnriag the winter,left Friday for Dower, Mimoari, wherethey own ptupmij aad expect to maketheir fatare home.

Mrs. Haas HaairB aad baby of Har-lan, Iowa, arrived Thursday to visither sisters. Mrs. Barns. Mrs. Roth-lettn- er

aad Mrs. Scott. J. C. Swarts-le- y

retaraed home with JLrs. Hanaea,aad will remain here for the gunner.

Loais Jonea of Postrille was intown Satardar to bnng the aaseasor's

Joliet township, his father.Jones, the assessor, being

coained to his bed. Mr. Joaes isqaite aerioaaly ill trom cancer of the

Mra. A. G. McAllister and Mr. A.B. Tomeoa were married Sunday athalf past twelve o'clock at the homeof Ifm McAllister. Rev. G.A. Mnnrooffichtting. Roth parties have manyacqaaiatances here who will wishthem a nappy rutnre.

Sister Edwards, daughter of Mr.aad Mra. . 1. Fitznatrick. visitetlover Saaday ia Colambas while on herway from Omaha, where she has beendraggiat in a hospital. to Denverwhere she will have a similar posi-tion in the St. Anthony hospital.

Ellsworth McWilliams left yesterdayfor Tmrimnna where he has accepted aposition aa bookkeeper. His brotherEverett of Genoa has takea his placein the grocery store and will movewithin a few days to the Soothertjruyeity on Nebraska avenue, whichwaa receatly parchased by Mc-Willia-

W T AAlksr returned home Sundayfrom the Big Horn Basin country,where he weat two weeks ago. Sev-eral gentlemen from near-o- y townsaccompanied. """, wno purcnaeeuthroagh him nearly two thoasandacrea of land. Mr. Walker has a greatfaith ia the future development ofthat coantry.

Mrs. E. H. Chambers and Mrs. C.D. Ivans entertained thirty ladies atthe home of the former. Saturdayafternoon, at 5 o'clock tea. Thegatheriag waa in honor cf Mrs. KahlerDea Moiara. la., sister or ueorge iftn-ma- a.

aad Mrs. J. G. Higgons ofOmaha, well known to the old settlersin Colambns.

"Mothers Day" was observedTharadav ia the rooms of Mim Seeelkeaad Mim Jacobson ia the First warderhop? Decorations in the roomsware made of the work of the children, each papil being represented inthe exhibit, aad rse display was acredit to both teachers and pupils. Alarge aantber of visitors were present.

George Wilson, who has been attending the state university, came up9atarday and will visit a few weekswith hia sister, Mrs. Carl Johnson.before going to Montana where he ex- -nects to spend the summer. Mrs.WUaon arrived yesterday from Lin-coln and will visit relatives here ashort time before goirg to Dakota to

theMra. J. W. VanSostmn of Albioa

ia town Friday on her way homefrom Schuyler. The day previoasaae had started for home, and aftershe waa aboard the train, found sheImd left her pocketbook in the depotat Schnyler. which contained besidesmoney, t900 ia drafts. She pawnedher watch in a store at Colambas.and retaraed to Schuyler where thepruyeitf waa fonnd ia the safe keep-ing of C. K. Lord.

Mr. aad Mrs. A. Haight have leasedtheir home residence on Fonrtsenthstreet to M. D. Karr, and Mondaytaokap their home with Mrs. Haighs'ssinter. Mrs. Sparnawk, aad family,jast weat of town. They expect toleave within n few weeks for theweat where they will make an ex-

tended visit to Oregon. Washingtonand California. Mr. Karr's family,who have remained ia Omaha daringhis residence here, will occapy theHaight residence this week.

The Union Pacific baa issned thehandeomest folder ever tamed oat bvasy railroad east or west. It gives acomplete history of the Loaiaaaa

gxopwition, with tne veryillaatratzoaeof the bnildvia and other feararea.

with aeacriptive articlea and is amwfWn gnide to St. Loais. as wellasm the exposition. A copy will hemailed free by addressing any UnionFacile agent (enclosing two cents for

omndrem L. Lomax. G.T. A. nmsha, JTebr. janeSlt.

W. S. Cole va. C. W. Hollingahead,aae 'wherein twoare seeking thevillage hoarai before

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by the eonrt. AtMr. Cole received

r the votes cent forIke following Monrere prtami at the

Gale. M. X. Faith. M. G.a J. Terry, L.

'to be given next 1pw. Jane 14th. at the Jnammhy the Anateriamwill arercne the novelty

will he a fall.a EatePohliaaoloa and

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iTnmry at Jteenaana. Maa. W. K. Gadav af David City. ! I 1 aatara 4 w.i fjaarMa aseann MnBnnen annnnnnr w uhvj w v ie

BQ k m nnm Aevsnv annnnnaenxnnr mt jnsmn Jiiw rmwix i mij . wmm - ztWI.Za-Tr-w"TZm- r JL

faTfrnal MeMeWJIBSj CA fJnnnnW nnaeWa af nneal MnwCeWa. . mVVwaa, MV Ow anlev

annnMf VnTwaWanT aamnrl wanemn nnaanafawat leWnanmrnnrm "aT eek ba. - m w n

neV nnenVi annnluwanWnnl taiaWnaTlWAl aWMPVOnM

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DM n.e.eJwJl " m y- - aWndftwfai ltannWnmni- ua. eaaaBnmerva. am amanaWfamwaw VenVwamnnB,

gnest af the high n a mil ai ha the hwve nilajereaiac. wieh Prof. Pnele

A. C. Ballon afed friWniie intheaitv: A. Lath.'

J. A. DcngJaa, oanhierat the OiPacific depot, left FridayJar MNew York, called by the sarieaa ill- -

nemof hisGarrett Halat

day from Omahaby the illaem of hiaanlnng from aaaxne favor.

Kennedy Sayd win meve thetomb stone shop from their prnanatlocatio- n- on JSexweita streetoffice.

Mike Ryan, who has beaa employedaa one of the Union Pneiftc!men, left met wane forwhere he has a position in the

af thatDied, at St Marv's nsamniT Co--

rambns. Charitvof Bradisn, Xeb., at m.Tharaday. aged twanty-Hd- yeara. Thebody was taken to Alment.

Mrs. Charms Mye of BlaCa.who was a rem rt sat ofyear, visited twoVogeLretamiag hoaM ky. Mr.and Mrs. Nye willLincoln,

C. L. Land the atoatieem of theColunbna Plaadmr mill ia ancaaeafallvcompeting within his line, aad the ex:tianns hardlyrealize the capacity of

27 tt.Gertach fmm aorth af

Moaroe mVammnWi . nmmrimnanwWAWa

at Lincoln it Friday what she willbe treated for aknee. Heraccompanied

The eight year old imagUm of Har-sdie-d

Jiearen ef diphtheria amiwnsbaried last Sammy. The mate in--specter or " ?- -

d q!m'aatiaod aorders lor the 'aaraartae af the hemeof F. J. Smith. the aadermkar atLindmv.

A Belgian who iaSanFraneiceo to Mei Tork,name weat tne atclosing time last night r.Kramer to oastamp in a letter hook ho thepurpose.

Mia Alice IocUey, n gmdante ofthe Uolnmbaahigthealaxnm receptionLicfcley hasCreek and went from here to herhome at OrtL While in Goti

a guest oz JKiaa Helen JsJ. M. aad A. B. Kdmiaton of Lin-

coln, residents of Colambaa abonttwenty years ago, were ia the cityJfriday railing on old frieade. TheEdntistons are state ageata far theUnion Central Life Insaraaee Com- -jnv. aad have one of the best paying agencies in sne scate. xaey navewritten aaay poliaea for Colambaspeople.

Jack Keating visited rehttivea herethe first of last week, Hia friendawill be plrnaed to learn af his pro-motion from baggage aaaater atCheyenne so Ogdea. -- Utah-. The newposition is one of the nam in that linethat the railroad oompaaiea can eaTer.and Jack ia worthy of the plnee. Hewill now base charge af thebaggage roams of thePacific Union Pnciae, Oregon ShortLine aad the Denver 4k Rio Grande.will have fifty-Ev- e men ander hiacharge aad foar dacha in hia privateoffice.

The Platte Coanty Fonltry FatStock Aaaocmtia atthe aty conneu rhnmanr tothe adviaibilitv of hahiian, a panltryand pet stioek show this falL Allwere agreed that the aneeam afformer shows hs

iag exaibita. Praaidant L. G.Zianecker informo the Janraal thatthe show this year will ho hold Sov.2S and 29 and Doc land i An eCertwill be made to solicit saai ml prizmto the valae of tX60 aad nam prizesamoaariag to at lease- - 100. Mr. Boneof Topaka, lane . hasiadge. H ia wellponltryas one of thetry and aaa

mtaedriactthe

feed good to feed

Bymdeangthey

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ETEETDATThe Uninm Paemc wfll anil R

Tr tiehata to St. Lanm and retvfeflawkir law mtear

FTFTEEy DAY TTrggTBnryaayte5ov.aa,gaed to n

15 dafa, flTJi.STXTTDATTICEirrS

Evary day to 5ev.mV gaad to m

leftIowa. aaUad by

a! bar nged rather.Mra. A. K. Poole .will

far a two weeks visit'a paraats ia 1m

received word of theaaahcer Satarday at

M.H.of Haeaaazay, farmeriy Jennie Giet- -

Mim Un Vickers of Virginia City,

Settie Smith af Sehayier, andof Shelby were the gat am ozWill Hegel Monday. Mim

Vicfcars waa retnrmnc home from St.

Prof. Albert Snare and wife ofof

Mnnro and family mac week. ITof.of

tn attendeaerrises Friday

ULwiw in annxHEi .

Tharaday the celebration ofGnrioti day was largely at--at

hath mora i an and eveningV momiag the child- -

ran will have charge of the erriceaat tan nmsiliariManl chmrch. the

nine given over topaopla, who have prepared

of songa aad red rations fora Dav.' In the evening

aaro will give a sermoa oahia thoagata being to show

that birds noamea moral aatatea. Herill hi ritk ki raroafr rwr'iiBARa

of ataffed birds to more clearly illas-tzns- e

hia lactare.Rev. Oloott want to Lincoln yeater-l- y.

where he will attend the com-i- bi

imial exeroeea of the WealeyanUnivaraity. He will alas attend the

of the fbmnding of thelarch in Hehraaka, which

haU in Lincoln thiss day program at the

caarch will be given Jane19th of Jane 12. Saaday morn--

raahytarma charch Rev.will receive new msmhtrs into

In the evening thechildren will have charge, giving

Son of a pro--table

for Children's day.

taTHOTICE TO TEACHERS : We call

the asanatmm of teachers to the factthat there ia nothing ia small-po- x con-ditions in Colambaa to keep a single

away from the excellent insu-whic- h

will commence nextJaae 16th.. All cases have

developed.A pablic reception will be tendered

at the high scaooi mon--dny night at 3 o'clock. Citizens arereqatsated to joia Saperinteadent Leavyin welcmning tae teacher.

Many of the city teachers have leftthe dry for their homes or have madearrangemeam for their summer vaca-tions. Prof. Kern went to NorfolkSandav where he will be instructorone week in joint institute of Marti,son aad Pierce coantiea. From rhexehe will go to wayne. Aurora anaSchnvier in saccemion to teach oneweek" ia each place. After a two weeksrest at home he will coatinue institutework at Brokea Bow. Dakota Citv.Pawnee City aad Beatrice. In alLProf. Earn will have ten weeks of, r work. He is i.TanwiiT amongthe iirnfwasimi ia the state as one ofthe most popnlar teachers, and the

apoa hia time clearly dem-th- at

he ia aaaong the best.Mra. Briadly ia also becoming a popu-

lar iaatitate inatmctor, ten weeks ofher vacation beuig engaged. She leftSatarday for Stockville where aae will

k. Later she willthe Junior Normal at Alliance

aad fmm there she goes to DakotaCitv for one week. Mim Elizabeth

aad Mim Alice Lath will belamiai lins at coanty insti

tute in Bnrwell aad Ord reepectivelv.2mra Jacobean has gone to mex

ia Onawa, Iowa. Mim Lichtea-t- eCedar Bluffs. Mim Cogil to

Central Citv, Mim Smith and MimGraham to

For anything from a wife to awheelbarrow, try a Journal "want"ad,

Maney - Making.

People want mooer.

Moaey is power.

It will furnish comfort forwhich people toil.

Do vou want mnnev?

Then save money and plantsome. .

Plant $50 or more where it willgrow.

But, pet it where it will growsafely rapidly surely.

The sorest thin? on earth is nottoo sare for your savings.

We can tell you why whenwhere.

It is practically "backed byUmck Snm.""

Write for arogpectus its free.

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t We can satisfy you inZ ment and price, xnereryX chase is not entire!

the goods or refold5 .money.

We aim to do at we This may be a radicalt nre from modern but itt WAT. We carry thef the city in high class

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cheerfoliy replace

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Bo you know the reason our COFFEEand TEA has such

proportions? It is plain. We give theoest value lor tne money,the best.

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31inne$ota Flour.We have the GOLD MEDAL brand, guar-

anteed in every way to be as good or betterthan any other brand manufactured in Min-nesota.

DRIED FRUITS.The many compliments we receive on

the quality and assortment of our driedfruits is highly pleasing to us. Our methodof handling and displaying them glaaifront fruit cases insures to our customerscleanliness and goodness.

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fit and lowest living pricesWe offeryou real bargains. : : Wekeep everythingthafs good in the GENTS' FURNISHINGGOODS line in great variety.

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