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The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14

The Forrest City Giu Company are selling coal at bottom prizes. Ring up Phone No 10. or see James Wolff when in need of fuel.
 Old Vollmer Whiskey, put up by Jesse Moore Hunt Co, is pure and whole. some. For sale by T. c. Foibre t Co, Forrest City, Ark.
 See advertisement of the Southern Railway of extraordinary low rates to the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition.
 A. Meyer and J. s Jackson, who were severely hurt by falls during the recent sleet, are convalesent and on Q fair way 10 recovery.
 The Forrest City Gin Company are selling coal at bottom figures. Ring up Phone No. 10. or see James Wolff, when in need of fuel. c. D. Stokes. of Lulu, twenty five miles to the eastward. WAS in town Saturday on business and did not for get to call on THK TIMES. Harry Wards Magnificent Minstrels is the only real twentieth century min strels coming this season. Tuesday night, at the opera house. c. l.. Murictt. representing tho Dr. Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Co., and distributing samples and advertising matter was here Tuesday, Mrs. Walter German is spending a couple of weeks in the country. charm lng gnest of that delightful hostess, Mrs. w. B Mann, at Wedgewood, Rush Stockard has severed his cov- nee ion with the Choctaw car repairing force, and is now aiding hls brother, the county surveyor, in divinin2 lines. The report that Mrs. J. r. Edmond | son, of Memphis, sister of the late ". s. Graham, of this city. Is dead, has not been confirmed, and Is probably mis- take.
 Do you notice the distinct and pleasant flavor possessed by the Old | Vollmer" whiskeyY It IS ths result of purity. T. c. Folbre t Co.,, Forrest City, Ark.
 Mir. and Mrs. s. A .Rolfe are rejoic ing over the advent of fine baby boy at their house last Friday night. THE TIMES extends congratulations and best wishes.
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 Van Fossen and McCauley, the Rag. time Comedians, are with Wards Mag niiicent Minstrels, and are making a wonderful hit. Next Tuesday st the opera house,
 E SPRAYED From St. Francis bot tom, one bay horse; heavy pony built, tsn years ord, bobtalsd. Brandsd with small T on left sboldsr, and sSuail brown spot 0u right hip. Any inforNs tion or return Of annual will hs lipsr. ally rewarded by l.. RsllwaSs & Co. Forrest City, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14

 The Forrest City Gin Company are selling coal at bottom figures. Ring up
 Phone No. 10. or ses James Wolff
 when in need of fuel.
 Enos T. Altman left Tuesday morn. | ing for tour of Western Arkansas,
 Indian Territory and Texas. He is | now at Floydada, Texas, and will be absent couple of months. When pain or irritation exists on any part of the body. the applics ton of Ballard's Snow Liniment will give promp; relief. Price 9 and 50 cents For sale by J. T. Sanders. Look up Sanders x Bowen's ad. They opened for business Monday, and are getting things in shipshape They ask a trial, and hope you will give them a liberal share of your patronage. Mir. Virgil Owen, of Wynne, spent Sunday,in our city. Absence can never eradicate the longing in Virgils heart for the little city at the foot of the Ridge, and he is always welcome. This is St. Valentine day. and right merry are the children. The comic and pretty varieties are equally in de- mand, and those representing all kinds of hogs, are being sent to the anti stock law brigade.
 Wards Minstrels A blazing comet l Of novelties, shooting through d sea Of 0ld-tims minstrel ideas, and casting them to one side like chaff on the | threshing floor. February 18th. at the | opera house.
 J. l.. Scott has severed his relations with $. B. Trapp. Jr., < Go and ac cepted similar position with Brandon X Baugh and invites his friends and the public generally to give him . call at his new quarters.
 Mir. c. W. Sikes, of Adamsvillr, Ten nessee, father of Mrs. Kirk and MT
 Sikss, and grandfather of Mrs. Grace Battle. of this city, arrived here Mon- day on a short visit to his relatives. He left for his home Wednesday.
 You can now get TIE TIMES and
 The Weekly Commercial Appeal l2
 months for Sl.5o in advance. Also a chance to win the big cash prize for
 nearest correct guess CD cotton receipts
 in Memphis. See big advertisement.
 Max Levy, on West Front street, is
 selling the goods damaged by the late
 rain at half rrice. He also gives a coupon, S25 of which entities the
 holder to a gold plated or silver watch,
 or any article of a kitchen outfit. Cali
 and see these goods-they are but slightly damaged.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14

Pay your subscription to TIE TINE one year in advance and get The Mem phis Weekly Commercial Appeal ant guess in the cotton guessing contest free of charge.
 The Band Boys want your patronag, and encouragement. They will enter tain you at the opera house to. night Proceeds to be used to buy uniform. and new music.
 Subscribe for TIE TIMES and tbe I Memphis Weekly Commercial Appeal and get guess at the cotton crop fol the season 19Ol-2. See display "ad' in another column.
 Ernest Beck. the erstwhi'e saw mill man. has returned temporially to his first love, and is manipulating the lead. en messengers of thought on THE TIMES this week.
 The great beauty about Dr. Cald. wells Syrup Pepsin is in it's certainty to cure constipation. indigestion, sick headache and stomach troubles. Sold by J. II. Dunavant,
 Edwin Thomas left Wednesday for Nashville, Tenn, where he will enter Bellbnckle College He WAS accompa. nied as far as Memphis by his mother Mrs Y, M. Thomas.
 Mss Alice Sanders the accomplished daughter of Prof. J. E. Sanders return. ed Tuesday from six weeks visit to friends in the Capital City, She re. ports delightful time.
 The Weekly Commercial Appeal and a guess in it's cotton guessing con. test, free to all cash in advance sub scribers to THE FORREST CITY TIMES See big advertisement. | Mrs. M. A. Hood, of Franks town. ship. was shopping in town Tuesday and gave us a pleasant call. She re ports the roads south of town in almost an impossible condition. | Eleven cars, each containg 25 head of fat cattle, were shipped Wednesday via the Choctaw, to St. Louis. from the feeding yards of the Consumers Cation | Oil Company in this city.
 Want 10 carry home a rich oyster SOll ana enJHy IL with your family | John Fitsimmops can accom- modate you on short notice. See him at The Silver Dollar Restaurant. | Misses Norma and Mamie Taylo, went to Woodward, Oklahoma. Satur day to visit their sister, Mrs. Luther Patton. They will be absent severa weeks, and we wish them a pleasan, visit.
 SPRAYED From St. Francis bot tom, one bay horse; heavy pony built ten years old, bobtailed. Branded witl small I on left sholdsr, and smal brown spot on right hip. Any informa tion or return of animal will be fiber ally rewarded by l.. Rollwsgs & Go. l Forrest City, Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14

Eld. J K. Pedrick. of the Christian church. preached at Blackton. Arkan. sas, last Sunday. returning Monday.
 Dr. Caldwell's Syrup pspsin-that's what keeps your head clear. your bow. els regular. Sold by J. II. DunavaHt.
 Everybody praises Mir. Fitzmmons for his promptness in serving oyster orders. Try him when oyster hungry.
 Recommended by physicians for medicinal purposes-Old J. II. Gutter Whiskey. N. B. Nelson & Co, agents
 For Rent.--My residence on North Rosser street, near College. Possess sion given March lst. E. l.. Vadakln.
 MT. Ben Simmons. of Newport, was registered at The Marion Saturday. the guest of Messrs. Sanders ,S Bowen.
 Dan Wylds. president of L. S c. o. Ailegemiene Eiekiricitaesges schaft, was in town Monday selecting a " whis tie.
 Miss Nellie Holland, a charming youi& lady of WynDe, was the guest of Miss Lucy Ravens Sunday and Mon. day.
 Encourage the permanent organize ton or band by your presence and patronage at the Opera House to night.
 Don't be selfish, if you are satisfied that Old Vollmer whiskey is the best, tell your friends. T. C. Folbre S Go, sell it. -
 Miss Mary Word is at home again alter an absence of several months. and IS welcomed by her many admiring friends.
 Will Kirk was in Memphis on bus- ness, and while there purchased fur IS iipgs for the Christian church Wed. Desday.
 k. II. Winfield X Go, the.fashionable millincrs, now occupy their handsome new quarters in the Imperial Hotel building.
 Don't forget the new location when you are looking for W. r Sanders grocery. He now occupies the Blanton bullding.i =. E =
 When Old J. II. Gutter is around other whistles must go way back and sit down"-N. E. Nelson & Co. ., solo agents.
 We now have all of Louisa M. Al. cott's books. Nothing finer or hand somer for the young folks. Landvoigt & Vadakln.
 FoUsD:-A bicycle. at my residence. Owner may have same by proving pro- perty and paying for this notice. T.. W. Barrow. If.
 Mrs. Chas. Pinkston, of Wynne, with her three children, visited Mrs Anna Epps and family Friday and Saturday of last week,
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14

J. II. c.
 Od J. II. c.
 O.d ]. H. Cutter,
 Band Concert tonight.
 Dld l. II. Gutter at Nelson's. Valentines at The Newsstand. Buy Parker, at the Newsstand. County scrip for sale at The News stand.
 Co out and hear tue Band Concert tonight.
 W. T. Sanders Grocery -- Blantor building.
 Mss Mamie Doyle Is suffering witt grippe.
 Mrs Word has been quite indsposed for several days.
 Passe partont binding may be had a, The Newsstand.
 For Rent-A Broom cottage. Apply 10 l. Rollwage x Co.
 Capt. J W. Beck went to Mem phis ycstelday ou business.
 Try Old J. II. Cutter Whiskey once and you will stick to it.
 Once tri"d-always used-Cld ]. II. Gutter, al Nelson < Co.'S.
 Nelson S Co.,, are exclusive agents for Old J. Fl. Cutter Whiskey. THE TIAKs and Weekly Commercial Appeal are now Sl 50 In advance.
 
 The Silver Dollar Restaurant is the popular resort for nice fresh oysters. AS fine whiskey as Old Kentucky ? produces-Oid J. II. Cutter Whiskey. Don't fail 10 hear the Band Concert to night. It promises to be a rare treat. Read the notice "To Planters" in another column. It is of interest to all farmeiE.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14

F J. Barrow went to Memphis Sun. day night to consult . physician about hlseles
 Money to loan on improved planta- lions; 5. and 10 years time. Geo. P. Taylor & Go.
 w. B. Mann. Jr, wi'l call for laun- ory Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Telephone l24.
 Peterson Jackson, of Democrat. WAS In town and a pleasant caller at this office Wednesday.
 Wards Mlnstrels-good show-why? Cause everybody says so. Opera house Tuesday, Feb. IS.
 Walker Sesborn spent Monday night al Colt. visiting relatives and friends, returning Tuesday.
 Silver Bill. of Democrat, was In town tuesday. and gave no one of his usual Vtry welcome calls.
 Wanted-10O boys who can whistle Tor the band concert. See Prof. Flu tfeii at Dunaysnts.
 
 Mrs L. D. Owen and Mrs.L.L. liar. toh' or Goodwin. spent half day Satur- gay Tn town, shopping.
 FOR SALE.-A few more good lots in .le russell addition. on easy terms Appiv to James Russell.
 Hiss Ililie Davis returned Friday ron ot. Louis. where shs had been visiting since Christmas.
 Matsssda Kitchi, the wonderful Jan, leature with Wards Minstrels
 Mss Annie Belheimer, of looa Wss, l5th street Little Rock is a churm,no guest of Miss Alice Sanders. Al ss Eula Zuber, of Haynes snen, siew days in the city last wsek m, guest Of Miss Lucy Havens.
 Mrs. Jennie Allen canc down Mon s.y rom Augusta and Wypna, ard i, "sue'l or hrs. W. II. Alley, Bi Fresh Oysters served in every style Cs,s' CaS' stew or Fry, at tine Silver Dollal a'e' Open day and night. pnaLs. pLs. Pauline Goddard went to Littl, isb; iIA yesterday to buy some new furu ''"i"ss for the Hotel Marion.
 ,nt sweet liavens and Frank Doyle ee.t ere, 1e" days in the Bluff City tht A''' or the week, sight seeing.
 ,, Sre the line of Paprtsries at J0 cents ss;. ah ne Newsstand. They contain one ''''e or paper and 25 envelopes. rO UT. k C. Prewitt went 10 Little Rock hn';uay aesuay morning on the early train ou -aS'hess and pleasure eombined.
 MT. Wm. Eppes, the esteemed post. a;ssp. a;s ot n adisop, spent Sunday vith nis Wife and children iu this oitS.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14

The Best Prescription for Malaria Ckills and Fever is "a bottle of Groves Tsstslsss Chill Tonic. It Is simply iron and auinins m a tastsless form. No cure me pay. Price soc.
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14
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 Laxative nT0ca0.Q Q,ipine TAA~s. the uunadg that oaxeA . 1611 n one day
The Forrest City times., 1902-02-14

1He LHuIsS A1d S0clety or the Metho- dist Church will have reception at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. J. NJ. Zike next Tuesday afternoon from 8 to 5 o'clock in honor of Miss Julia Levitt, sister of Mrs. Dyer. and who is a missionary in Japan. Miss Levitt Is visiting in this conntro on sick leave. The ladies and gent.smen of the city are cordially invited.
The Columbus journal., 1902-12-24


Hsfschenhanis saloon, and later when
Policeman VIM. Hewitt, attempted tc
arrest . fellow near Schroeder's mill on
suspicion, Who resisted the officer, inves.
tigstion va made and found that the
goods were missing. The man when
arrested BY the police W. wearing two
Of the overcoatA He gave his name q
Berry and vss held to the district cour.
Thursdsy in Justice Wagner's court in
the sum of 1900. It il thought that
more than ono man u Interested in The
burglary.
Tho Platte Center Signal has the
following in rseard to the death oi
Dennis Duean, Who vas veil Known IN
md around Columbus: For The second
TINA this week Vere our citizens startled
BY the announcsmant Of the death oi
ono Of her cti1soA This time It w
Dennis Dugsn, Thursdsy aftsrnoou. Hl
had not been feeling in his usual health
for . few daya, but W. able to b
around. he w. on our Streets We'd
nesday, but ~ taken quite III thai
evening, grew rapidly vorss and q
shout 2 O'Clock Thnzsdsy b died h.
hsd hssn for number Of ysszs aMiessi
With ssthms and ths immediate cause q
hin dsath w heart truuble. Thus hal
pased away ono of ths earliest pionss,
settlers of Plasts county. Hs u ac
credited With bsing The frst ssetlsr il
Lost Creek township, thirty-6vs ysan
go. Ha has lived in Plstts Cents
nssriy sur since II sx1tsnoA His -
~ abo1t g ysanA Hs lssvss Q VII
md 1baR ehildEsn, thEso dsaeAtun IN
ons an. RunaEnl snrvieo vks hal,
hon - s. JasspAAs church 6aturds
| q - Gs3sGk"
The Columbus journal., 1902-12-24
The Great and only Hermann comes

to the North opera house Saturday, Dec.
9th, in his magnificent exhibition OF
magic and occult phenomenon. The
critical theatre-goers Of the United
States have long SINCE endorsed the
marvellous work of this Great Hermann.
and it is safe to say that as an enter
tainer In magic and sensational illusions,
his standard is absolutely secure az being
the foremost purveyor Of this style of
entertainment on the American stage.
Novelties in magic are a. essential to
success q in the field Of the drama and
it il probably to this one fact that Herr
mann always presents something new
and startling, something that starts the
tongues to wasging in the cities he visits
- we'll a. to the marvellous dexterity
With which these tests are performed
that much of his phenomenal success
il due.
The Columbus journal., 1902-12-24
-The AIl-Americ,n bovlino team,

The AIl-American bowling team, on
q tour Of the United States, met Colum-
bus players At Hasel's alleys Wednesday
evening last and an immense crowd OF
ladies and 9entlemen we're present to
witness the sport Five games at ten
pins were rolled With the following result:
Au-Ameficans-WoK 179. l67. 13O. lI4.
21a, total s6s; Petersen 195, I99, 1876, I55,
136, total $50; Voorheis 1s6, 21a, 19S. 172,
1I total 81; total for tho team 2.671.
Columbus-Graves La, 16e, IS6, 152, PIG,
total S45; Nichols ia, ia 159, l59, 1856,
total s11; Grsgorins 145, 16s, 157, IL,
1AO, total ~; total for the team 2.AA3.
On account Of stage fright the Colum-
bus THO vsrs unable to got their usual
quota Of pins, nevertheless there vas but
ono local team in the state which mace
10 better showing against tho Au-Ameri-
cans and that Wa Nsbr,aka City. The
professionals vent TO David City from
hero where thsy defeated the locals by
The score oe S64 70 23l3.
The Columbus journal., 1902-12-24

surrounding towns and country homea
A new democratic paper viii be
started in Fremont about the frst of the
year. A company has been formed, the
stock Of which is placed at $4,000 With
two good daily papers already established
there,-the Tribune and Herald-it looks
to an outsider a. If that field is to be
overvorked. Il il stated that VIII II.
xaupin Of Lincoln viii be the political
writer.
Tho real estate firm Of Elliott +
Speice are moving this week into their
fine new Office building on Thirtsenth
street. For IN Office, their new room i
Just . little ahead Of anything in that
line IN the city; IN TACT it would be . fne
apartment IN any city in the state. A
veJ noticeable piece Of furniture Of the
room u . solid oak counter from c. A.
Lands factory.
In the practice games 1t Haeel's
alsys Wednssdsy afternoon last between
Wolf and Petefsen Of the All-Amefican
bowling team and VIII Baker and Gus
Bschsr, jE, rsprsssntins Columbus, The
latter won BY ths scors Of 1909 to 966.
The An-AmeFieans, who have plsyed on
many alleys Of the country during their
tour, Euoounced ths Hagd resort ono a
tie bet visited On the entire tzip.
"A letter to ttisnds from Min LOUIS
Tr.dsr, . graduate Of the Columbua
High school, and . niece Of NEA J. D.
Brewer, tens Of The successful proving
up" oe her homestead farm claim IN
Oklahoma Her land = IN baGin sup.
possd to b the ef.tsc Of N extinct vul-
eano md rsesntly excaystinns hsys ben
nads fueoEA A mining villags has bsaa
Icnspne.tsd a 1i0 TtadRs hnd
With - bosn named Cntarvi1lA Hl
lG1eR, HaRna, h0 also . valmh1a d.
The Columbus journal., 1902-12-24
Wednesday evening. Programs consist

Wednesday evening. Programs consist
ing Of speaking and singing will be given.
The Methodist Sunday school have
prepared beautiful cantata under the
dictatorship of Mrs. Erskine. Mrs. New
lon and Miss Emily Rasa,z. which viii
be rendered Wednesday evening.
The Latter Day Saints school will have
q surprise for their congregation Wed
resday evening, which is their custom at
Christmas time.
The Sc. Johns Reform church Will
have a program and treat Thursday
evening
The Lutheran children will render a
program Wednesday evening and viii
have tree.
The German Reformed viii have two
trees and exercises Wednesday evening.
The Catholics Will have four services
5 o'clock high mass. $40 low mass. 1920
high mass and 800 vespers- After the
vesper service the children of the acade-
my will receive their treat at the school.
The United Brethren Sunday school
teachers have a treat in store for the
children.
The Episcopal Sunday school have
their exercises and treat several days
later.
The Columbus journal., 1902-12-24

Tho regular meeting Of The city
council vas hald last Friday evening.
Ths council allowed 500 to b taken
trom the trsasury for expenses Of two
delegates to tho 6remen's annual con-
vention. The chief Of the fre depart
ment reported that several buildings IN
the city vsrs not properly provided With
dre escspsA Justice J. N. Curtis asked
Tor deak room in the council chamber
and the matter w. referred to the CON-
mittss On polic& In . communication
from First Aniseant Postmaster General
Wymors to Mayor Dickinson. b stated
that this city il not YET entitled to tres
dslivsry Of mail, in-as-much a the
revenue Of The Columbus ofacs for the
fiscal year sndsd June 30, 1902, vas
bat Se,a62
The Columbus journal., 1902-12-24

The High school debating team of
this city, consisting of Bertha Chaplin,
Albert BruaRsr and Harry Jerome, went
to Seward Friday to contest with the
High school team Of that place on the
question: -Resolved, That cities should
own and control their own franchises"
Columbus taking the Affirmative. The
question vas we'll discussed on both
sides. The decision of the judges was
two to one in favor Of Seward, but Co
lumbus has no reason to feel ashamed of
its team. The visitors were given q
reception at the magnificent residence Of
Mr.. Jones on ths evening Of the debate
They returned Saturday night we'll
pleased With their visit. Those who
accompanied the debatsrs we're: Mn.
Bruager, Martha Stau6er, Nellie Evans.
Lillian Adams. Dora Weaver, Fred and
Ned Post and Prof Grsybiil.
The Columbus journal., 1902-12-24

While the question Of distributing
more state normal schools throughout
Nebr.skA is being discussed, it would be
veil for Columbus people to put in her
claim. Norfolk and Fremont both want
q normal institution. Columbus is a
better place than either Of these towns.
u scceaible to the cities a. well a. all
the western part Of the state and can be
reached easily from all directions. This
section Of the country has need Of a
normal or college. Platte county alone
has sent many pupils to higher schools
over the state and many more could take
advantage Of normal training if it were
nearer home. For several years past
Albion has felt the need Of normal
school work, and educators conduct a
sumner school each year which is well
attended. II q normal should be built
in Columbus, students and teachers from
Albion and other towns along the branch
roads would give it hearty support
The Columbus journal., 1902-12-24

A certain man has treasured for
years among his valued possessions a
little tin horse and wagon. It was q
Christmas gift from little boy Who was
blind, deaf aud dumb. The thrice afiiict-
ed child had no conception of other
wants or pleasures than his own; be
could not understand that the toy would
not be valuable. intr,cMcally, to the man
a it vas to himself It vas one Of the
boys treasures. and because he loved
this friend. he shared his best with him.
And throughout all the world at that
Christmastids there was given no gift
more truly in the spirit Of the day than
this. When We give Of our best, un-
grudGingly and lovingly, We give after
the fashion Of the Fathers gift Of his Son.
Christmas is the day Of the year on which
q man can least afford to think ungener-
Gus thoughts Of anybody.-Wiiliam Ellis.
The Columbus journal., 1902-12-24
.Ths district court spsut nearly .hs

-Ths district court spent nearly the
entire week On the Duasll- Henry c.sa,
ths jury rsosi;inG thsir instructions
from the judge q o'clock Saturday
evening, and after four hoas Of deliber-
alton brought in . verdict for the plain
ti6, together With intscsss On the 500
since last March and the expenses Of the
cass. The suit vas brought by A. Dus-
ssl for $500 for ful6llmsnt Of contract
made in Denver Last March at the time
Of the marriage Of Ni0 Jessie Dussell to
Robert Henry, the money to b given for
dsfrayinR expenses Of the young vita.
The suit was brought against MrA Mary
Henry, mother Of the groom The dis
trics court has adjourned until January
5th, whsn the Borchers' boys trial for
the murder OF their father viii be heard.
The Columbus journal., 1902-12-24
-Four Personally Conducted Kxeur'
lons from Omaha 70 California
With Choice of Routes.

These Excursions leave Omaha every
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Sat-
urday at As p. N, In Pullman Tourist
Sleeping Cars The CARS are accom-,
panied all the way by conductors skilled
in the service Of excursion parties. The
Union Pacific 10 the only line from
Omaha running four excursions 70 Cali
Sornia every week
Thass excursioos can Be joined at any
point snrouta
For full information call on or addreal
". a BxxHAA, Agent
The Columbus journal., 1902-12-24

Nearly Ill the churches have arranged
70 haye some kind Of treat for the chill
drea during the holiday season.. Trees
and candy ars the principal attractions.
Tho programs Wzy, and - in past year.
the children always hsvs done thar bsst
at Chr1tmas time. theexsfcisss this year
VIII No doubt b worth listening to.
At the Bsptist church . c.ntata viii
b rsndsrsd Wednesday svsning AN Old
Tine ChF1enas Purity" Nm William1
- ssat some Ssliaes fom Cali6ornia
which Win b I'D Tor ths dseue.tioua
Ths Coagsagntiooal and Pfssbytsriau
0unday oehsa6 viQ havs thsir txpao a
The Columbus journal., 1902-12-24
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COLUMBUS. NEBRASKA.
COAL!

While there 10 a coal famine all over
the country, We are not going 70 let the
people freeze. Reed the fine list Of the
very best Colorado and Wyoming Goals
We have