The Columbus journal., 1906-02-14

/: Last week of big clearance aale .
Gsiiey's
The Journal wants all the news
Phone or write it in
Mrs. Humphrey Of Monroe 10 ,
guest of Mrs. d. T. Martyr this week
A good stock of glass ware AMI
queensware IT low prices ut Seti
Braun's.
| FOR SALE:-Fr-sh bronze grass seed
VIM. Ho+felman Grand Prairie. K 1
Pla,teCenter. Net'r. 4tp
We do not sell any cheap sooty coal
Any coal you buy from us will he clean
Telephone "A Weaver l. Son.
Rugs made or old cal pets by
Columbus Rug Factory. 2ll,
llth street, COlum bus. Nebr.
We have The only genuine Maitland
Round formatiou) coal. Look at sam
pies in our windows. Telephone "a
Weaver Il Son.
WANTED:-GOOd woman for general
hOusewOrk on the farm. One to cook for
Good wages. }. W. $. Leigh, Neb.,
r. F. d. No l. st
FOR SALE:-One Of the best farms
in Howard county, fifty dollars an acre.
For particulars write, H. J. Dixon
Springview. Neb.
Mrs E. H. Chambers expects to
meet Mrs. G. D Evans ut Lincoln on
Wednesday and 20 on to Fairbury to
attend the jenkins. Crooks wedding.
A little more than your monthly
rent, will, by the and of The Equit-
able Building. Loan & Savings Asso-
citation, pay for q homo for yourself.
FOR SALE-4O acres of good farm
land two and one-half miles northeas
of Columbus $50 per acre If taken su0n.
Inquire of E. H. Naumann. Columbus,
Neb. 36-tf
Leave vour laundry ct the park
barber shop Basket leaves Tuesday
evening. returns Saturday morning
Agent for NonpsrelI Laundry. Omaha
Neb.
WANTED.-Bright. honest young
man from Columbus. Neb., to prepare
for paying position in Government
Nail Service. Pox one. Cedar Rap
ids. Ia. st
r. s. Palmer. the tailor. cleans.
dyes and repairs ladies'. and gents
clothing. Hats cleaned and reblocked.
Agent for Germania steam dye works.
Olive St. Between 18th and 18th st.
Every body ie satisfied with Shell
Greek Valley Pride flour made BY
Peter Schu lit. the German miller. II
you haven't tried it. now 10 the right
time to begin. #
Pure bred r c. B. Leghorns, won
third pen at Platte County Poultry show.
Fine cockerels for sale at 81 each. Mre
Roy Clark. R. F. d. No. 3, st. Edward
Nebraska. Neb. Telephone Q 80. 45 st
Newman & Welch watched the
ground hog last Friday and ordered
enough coal to last everybody in 90.
lumbus over the next six weeks of
winter. Their coal is clean and their
prices right.
Nj. and Mrs. J. G.. Reeder and Mr..
and Mrs. Benham entertained the
Evening Euchre club at the home Of
the former on Thursday evening. A
three course dinner was served. The
prizes were won by Mr.. J. B. Geitzen
Mrs. c. d. Evans. Miss Fannie Ger.
and Mrs. J. G. Sullivan.
WANrED:- D:-InfOrmation as to the
address of James Burns, or heire il
dead His address was Platte county
about 1872, and he served in the Uni.
ted States Marine Corps in the civil
war. Small recovery can probably be
made. Address Harvey Spalding &
Sons. Washington. d. G. 2t.
Henry G. Hooker. was on Monday
officially appointed postmaster at Leigh.
vice q. w. Kibler, resigned. This set.
ties the post Office question here for the
present al least Mr.. Hooker will take
charge of the Office as soon As be is re-
leived as rural carrier on routo No 1.
and bis commission arrives.-Leigh
World.
Anvone desiring to SEQ how cement
blocks look in building can now take
observations. as Ernst Scott is erect
ing = neat dwelling of this material
25x3S feet one story. at the corner Of
Nineteenth and Olive streets at . cost
OF about 81 400 which. when complet-
ed. will make q very neat and COM
Portable dwelling.
Charlie and Edward Anderson sold
their l6O acre farm near LiDdsay last
week for Q little more thau S75 IN
acre. and Tuesday they bought the
August Ander son half section six
miles northeast of st. Edward for .
consideration of $ls, 600. The Ander.
son brothers will immediately com.
mence the erection Of . second cot of