The Columbus journal., 1906-02-14

Df \. II. NaumAn, Dentist. 18th st
Special prices on silk ribbons a.
'Galley's
DR.. @. A Allenburger. office in new
state Bank building.
Weaver & Sons keep the largest and
best assortment Of coal
Try Journal "want nd" if you have
anything to buy or sell.
Leland Waters went to Broken Bow
Sunday to visit his grand parents.
A brand new line of valentines at
BuschmaD's at lowest price, ct
Edgar Howard came up from FIRE.
mont Monday for few days.
Drs. Martyr, Evans Il Evans. Con-
sultation in German and English.
A fine line of new handpainted
china at Bushman's Racket store.
Miss Dell Kelso left Monday for
Chicago to buy her spring millinery.
Don't forget that this is the las:
week of the special clearance sale At
Galley's.
Mrs. U. T. Roen invited few ladies
in on Monday evening to play Five
Hundred.
Henry Lueschen Of Sherman town
ship was in the city on business the first
of the week.
FOR SALE A set of the Information
| al cyclopedia, Is volumes. cheap at the
Journal Office.
Steve Rich of st. Edward is spend
ing few days in st. Mary's hospital
taking treatment.
WANT D:-0ood farm loans at 8
per cent. No commissions, L.
Nay, Omaha. Neb.
It is economy to buy clean coal.
That is the only kind you can get a,
Newman & Welch's.
CARL Froemel the Eleventh Street
jeweler sells the Vict,r talking ma
hinc the best ON earth.
$500 per ton. Our Carney Lump for
heat cant help but please you. Tele
phone 4.-Weaver E Son.
Mrs. Alfred Paine of St. Edward
arrived Yesterday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Boyd.
WAY UP is used by all who desire
fine quality Of patent -four. The Co
lumbus roller mills makes it,
Excellent seed potatoes for sale.
Early Ohio variety at IS cents. Don't
wait until spring and pay 81 5O.-Tur.
ner & Jenkins. l-2
G. NJ. Bell of st. Edward spent q
few days this week with his brother
Press Bell who recentlv underwent an
operation for appendicitis.
We still have large supply of all
the leading kinds of coal. Order
enough now to last Won over the cold
weather. Newman & Welch.
A turn on the wheel of fortune will
and You we'll protected If you have
pass book in The Equitable Building.
Loan & Savings Association. As 2t
Mr.. and Mrs. q. B. Robinson on
Sunday night entertaind at dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Chambers. Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Reeder and Dr.. and
Mn. G. D. Evans.
Mrs. George Whaley and Mrs.
George Lehman will entertain at
cards and KensinRtuu on Thursday
afternoon at the Thurston parlors in
honor of Miss Wetton of Chicago and
Mrs Williams.
Mrs. Geo. Hills and three children
visited at the Elliott and Hobart homes
from Wednesday till Saturday Of last
week. They left Saturday to meet Mr..
Hills and go with him to Thomas conn
ty, Kansas. where he has bought large
ranch.
COMPLAINT reached the Journal
Office this week from . subscriber who
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route. He says that he frequently
fails to receive the Journal A large
bunch of Journals is sent to Duncan
and they Leave here Thursday 60 that
they should reach every subscriber
Friday.
The attention of our readers is called
TO the notice in this issue concerning
Citizenship papers. Un-naturalized
Aliens should not neglect to become
citizens before the new stringent law
goes into effect Persons born outsi6e
Of the United States and arriving here
with their parents should apply to the
presiding judge or to the CLERK for fur
thef information.
Lincoln's birthday passed unob-
served by all the business men in Co.
lumbus except Gus Stephan, who had
his large flag displayed all day. Mr..
Stephan also had the distinction of
reminding the people Of Columbus of
Uolum bus birthday in the same man
nef few months ago. II would be
we'll il the public were caused more
frequently to reflect upon the exalted
life of Abraham Lincoln.