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All limited to one of a kindto a customer.

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i pound Star tobacco 19cpound Horse Shoe tobacco. 19c

4 cans Bex lye 1 19c6 pounds nails 19cWashboard 19ci pound 50c Cup Chop tea . 19c5 pounds staples ."... .19c5 pounds Navy beans 19c1 lot of winter caps 19cI lot of Men's light wool hose.'. 19c1 lot of Infants moccasins 19c1 lot of soft sole shoes 19cLadies' 25c pants and vests each 19cSeamless Topsy hose 19cAlbion and fleeced lined hose 19cOne lot of Ladies' 35 and 50c neckwear 19cHenley Serge . 19c5 pieces whip-cor- d D. goods 19cChildren's fleeced lined underwear 19c

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oat ofAt tiBM rnatd Tuesday.Mra. J: Cmtfg who has been via-inm- g

with her eieter Mh. Ed. Hop-ft- m,

ntaraed to her hoau at Colum-

bia the int of the: week. little Mit

Manust Hobbsb west to ColaBibasa t ft

wkh bar for a ample of weeks visit;

Bepbrt oosm BOrth of tows to thefcet that Joha Jeraberg was aaeault-a- d

bysoBM dranks, who were seat outoftowabytheBMiahalTwesday, andthat he was compelled to defend him-

self with neck-yok-e. One of ihemwant after John with s knife.

The birds broaght a raur to thisonksthkBrnoraingto the eteet thatArtharDorr of Woodnlle townshipwaa bonad by the so called Holybonds ofBjatriannyi to one of St: Ed-

wards iairdasMaksysaterday. If thereport is trae it's all right and here'sbast wishes to the Leader. If it itn!ttrae k onght to be, and we' hope Ar-

thur wont have any lack nntil it is

"One hnndrei and seventy-fiv- e tick-

ets were sokl for Albion at this sta-

tion last Friday, that being the num-

ber of Woodasen; candidaffw andfirisnas who want np to that city toattend th 1 Woodbnea rally. Boththe concert band and draw corps

the delegation. The drumcorps and their goat attracted muchattention. Over three hundred candidates were adopted and nearly athousand Woodmen were present.Genoa won the prise for the largestelse--, having 62, while St. Edwardhad 61 and Albion 60, the othertowns represented having a smallernambar.. Genoa was also entitled tothe prise for the largest delegation,but at this writing no decision hasbeen announced from the met thatwhile St. Edward admitted that Genoahad the largest delegation, in theparade, they claimed that a large

her drove in, and that while morewere sold ot Genoa than at St.

Edward the number who drove inwere suffcieat to out number thistown. Thedechionis up to Albionas the prise waa oiered by the com-

mercial dub of that city.

School Dist 42 has closed in orderto give the older pupils an opportu-nity to pick com. Mies Anna Bied-inge- r,

the teacher, is spending hervacation with her parents.

Mrs. 8waibald and sister, Mrs. Moth,srly ofOklahoma, returned to Humph-rey last Monday after auisit of a fewweeks with friends and relatives atWlaside and Wakefield, this state

WUl Aldersoa returned borneWednesday evening from Omahawhan he went a few weeks ago to sub-

mit to an operation by Dr. A. P. Con-

don. He has recovered nicely fromtiMeaVeta of the operation and w ap-parently in his usual geed health..'

P.RMcKilliphaahsgua the erec-tion ofa beautiful rssidence oa hisless northeast of: his old reaiwencewhich he sold to Jos. Bender. The

will be en the cottagestory and will cover con- -

- Thaptoaeitj balsaging to Dr.Neefjetmarly of ITumnbnij. but who de-

camped leaving several unpaid billsbehind, was aold aft constable sale lastSaturday afternesn. The piano which.waa also attaaasd land advertised tobe said waa isplsiinad by the.BenaetCo. afOwmha, the eompaay jNsunngupasoadtosssute the payment ofthe rlsims sgaiust k. It appears thatthesmamelUnotbasBngtoDr. Keefas it was said to hnw en the mataU- -nMut plan and eaty $50 hadpaid en it, but abat companythe mmlaka ofnet,nla ring on recordthenMrtaace theuheM aaainstthe

We uaafBistaJMl' the pianowill bbbjt' the one to the

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OPOMAJaAEYE SPECIALIST

EXPERT OPTICIANBest Equipped Optical Oflicai

. la The, Went.in ttw front rooms ever Pollockit Co. 'a Drue; Store. WUl be inColumbus offices Sunday, on-da- y,

Tuesday and Wednesday ofeach week. Spectacles and eye-glasses scientifically fitted andrepaired. Eye Glasees adjustedto any nose. -

CONSULTATION FREE

living in Lincoln.-- ' He recently se-

cured a divorce from his --wife heclaimed to have, while here, and who

it is claimed the doctor made tumorsout of ground beefsteak, and' he hassince married a young widow of Lin-

coln. The doctor and his newly madewife were seen in Omaha recently byHumphrey people.

Bee's Laxative Boney and Tsr theorigiaal laxative ooagh syrap acts - asa oathartio on the bowels. It is madefrom the tar gathered from the pinetrees of oar own country, therefore isthe best- - for children. It is good forcongas, oolds, croup, whooping cough,etc. Try oar free offer, bold by 20thCentury Drug Store. Platte Center,Heb.

. A Card --

- This is, to certify that all druggists areauthorized to refund your money ifFoley's Honey and Tar fails to cureyour cough or cold. It stops the coughheals the lungs and prevents serious re'suits from a cold. Cures la grippecough and prevents pneumonia and con-

sumption. Contains no opiates. Thegenuine is in a yellow package. Refusesubstitutes. C. H. Dack.

O. 2. Bnraans Testifies After lourYears.

O. R. Burhans of Carlisle Center, N.

Y.. writes: "About four years ago I

wrote you stating that I had been entire-ly cured of a severe kidney trouble by tak-

ing less than two bottles of Foley's Kid-

ney Cure. It entirely stopped the brickdust sediment, and 'pain and symptomsof kidney disease disappeared. I amglad to say that I have never had a re-

turn of any of those symptoms duringhe four years that have elapsed and I

am evi dently cured to stay cured, andheartily recommend Foley's KidneyCure to any one suffering from kidneyor bladder trouble." v--

makea Homely Women PrettyNo woman no matter how regular her

features may be can be called pretty ifher complexion is bad. Orino LaxativeFruit Syrup aids digeesion and clearssallow blotched complexions by stimu-lating the liver and bowels. Orino Laxa-

tive Fruit Syrup does not nauseate orgripe and is mild and pleasant to takeRemember the name Orino and refuseto accept any substitute. C. H. Dack.

BURLINGTONlaMihal

BULLETIN...x .' Lev Bates.

Bound Trip to the Coast: DailyTourists rates in effeet all winter to Pacine Coast destinations with variableroutes.

Chicago and return: One fare plus$2.00 for the found trip December 1st to4 inclusive for the International LiveStock Exposition.

To the East and South: Very lowhomeseekers' and Winter Tourist excursions through the autumn and winter!to various destinations throughout thesouth and southeast.

Visit the Old Home: Low excursionrates to the old home points in Illinois,Iowa, Wisconsin, Missouri and othermiddle states destinations, November13th and 27th, limit thirty days.

Homeseekers Excursions: Frequent-

ly each month to Western Nebraska.Eastern Colorado. Big Horn Basin, drylaad farming destinations or irrigated

Dry Land Farming: Send for Folderand get hold of a quarter section ofcheap lead before it is too late. '

Free Kiakaid Lands: Write D. Clem

Deaver, Agent Burlington's Homeseek-

ers Information Bureau at 1004 FarnamSt., Omaha, about getting hold of a freesection of Kinksidlands now being re-

stored to the public domain.

Consult nearest Burlington TicketAgent and see what rates he has avail,able for your proposed trip.

Consult nearest Burlington TicketAgent and see what rates he has avail-ab- le

for your'proposed trip.I.F.HCT0B,

Agent C.B.&Q. By.L. W. WAKELEY,

G. P. A. Omaha.

ManZaa relieve instantly, itchingama pvootrading piles. It is put upIn eallapsible tabes in snob a way

it can be applied wnere tneoriginates, thus stopping .the

mamediataly. Try one bottleif yen are not relieved. , your

will he refuse, Try ourxree;ew.er. sold by Men Century

flatto Oansar, Van.

- -- ...THOMAS JEFFERSON.

FMrtot.In December, 1800, a few days aftsr

eegreMrna4jrfor the first time met ineernewmeeropolis, I was one morn-ing sitting alone hi the parlor when theservant opened the door and showedin a gentlemfin who wished tq see my.husband. . The usual frankness andcare with which I met strangers weresomewhat checked by the dignified andreserved air of the present visitor, butthe chilled feeling was only momen-tary, for; after taking the chair I of-

fered him la, a free and easy mannerand carelessly throwing his arm on thetable" near which he sat, be turned to-

ward met countenance beaming withan expression of benevolence and witha manner and voice almost femininelysoft and gentle entered Into conversa-tion on the commonplace topics of theday, from which, before I was con-scious of it, he had drawn me Into ob-

servations of a more personal and In-

teresting nature. I know not bow Itwas, but there was something In hismanner, his countenance and voicethatat once unlocked my heart; and In an-swer to his casual inquiries concern-ing our situation In our new home, aahe' .called It, I found myself franklytelling him what I liked or disliked Inour present circumstances and abode.I knew hot who he was, but the Inter-est with which he listened to my art-le-as

details induced the idea he waasome Intimate acquaintance or friendof Mr. Smith's and put me perfectly atmy ease in truth, so kind and con-ciliating were his looks and mannersthat I forgot he was not a friend ofmy own until on the opening of thedoor Mr. Smith entered and introducedthe stranger to me as Mr. Jefferson.

I felt my cheeks burn and my heartthrob, and not a word more could Iapeak while he remained. Nay, suchwas my embarrassment I could scarce-ly listen to the conversation carried onbetween him and my husband. Forseveral years he had been to me 'anobjject of peculiar interest In fact, mydestiny for on his success in the pend-ing presidential election, or rather thesuccess of the Democratic party (theirInterests were Identical), my conditionIn life, my union with the man I loved,depended. "Washington In Jefferson'sTime," by Margaret Bayard Smith, hiScribner's Magazine.

J POINTED . PARAGRAPHS.

It's as difficult to find a friend as It istojlose an enemy.

A luxury becomes a necessity afteryoju get used to It

pniess you have money to burn don'ttry to keep the pot boiling in a pojeer.game.

It's difficult to convince a man thatbjjj money isn't on a sure thing untilauer the race.

Don't worry over trifles. If you mustwprry, pick out something worth while,then get busy.

When you have them they are opin-ions; when other people have themthey are delusions.

Ifs an 'easy 'matter to size np a manIf I his dog crawls 'under the house ev-

ery time he sees .him approaching.When a man tells you how you ought

to run your business, just take a lookat the way he is running his own.Chicago News.

Balsac' BatteMB.Balzac wore a blue dress coat with

metal buttons. A play of his, "LeaBessources de Quinola," was in re-

hearsal at the Odeon theater in Paris,and Balzac, ever hopeful, expected anImmense success. In order to appearin; gala costume on the opening nighthe ordered a blue dress coat lined withsatin, the buttons of which were ofsolid eighteen carat gold. "Quinola"was a ghastly failure, and for sometime after it left the bill Balzac wasexceedingly hard up. Whenever readymoney failed him and ready moneyfailed him often he used to cut one ofhis buttons off and sell it to a jeweler,and to the day of his death the coatwith the gold buttons and its suc-cessors were called by Balzac and hisAjgnda "Les Bessources de Quinola."

! HOLIDAYS IN MEXICO.

They Arc XameroM, fcait Are Xt AllLocal Celebratleaa.

The visitor In Mexico Is apt to besurprised at the number of holidayscelebrated here and made the occasionof rejoicing, with accompanying musicand decoration, and Is likely to thinkthat th Mexican' does 'nothing butcelebrate.

With his religious and national feastdays, the Mexican does, have manyholidays of more or less general im-

portance, and when be is not celebrat-ing these he may be celebrating theday of his' patron saint or- - of that ofsome memler of his family--, so that Itseems to require little inducement forhim to celebrate .If a member of thefamily goes out of town for a fewdays or weeks, bis return is celebrat-ed in some mild way and his welcomehome made pleasant.

Bnt not all of the celebrations whichtake place in the capital are Mexican,as, the foreign colonies contribute theirshare of feast days. The Americanscelebrate their day of independence onthe glorious Fourth of July, and tendays later the French celebrate thefall of the Bastille, and so It goes, theBritish celebrating the birthday oftheir king, the Italians the entry IntoRome of the troops of milted' Italy, theGermans the birthday of the kaiser,the Swiss the day of the formation efthe confederation. The Spanish eala-bra- te

the birthday of their king, andin, September their feast of Oorrodon-g- a

Is Important enough to last threedays. No doubt there are other cele-brations not so public or 'prominent;such as the Chinese New Tear anddthers, but the above goes to enowtnt not all the feasting In the capitalIs done by natives. An Interestingpoint however, la that forelgnera whocome to Mexico are soon the keenestfoi the coming of the various holidays,ana Mexican, religious or their own.

arf jealously demanded as leisure dayszrom ail nouses ox onsiness. or cum--

Modern Mexlco:

First Ward Leader Do you have any

trouble keeping your voters in line?SecondsWard Leader Oh, no; a wordto (the guys Is sufficient Philadehphla

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HENRY RAGATZ 8FINE GbOCXBISS, NIK CHINA.

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nude more extensive preparations

ever before to supply onr customers

in the best of Groceries, Confectionnry,

Nuts, Raiains, Cider, pore apple juice, CurrantsCitron, Apples, Dates, Fig Pure Buckwheat, thecelebrated Ralston pan cake flour, Maple Syrup. Wehave received our new 1906 Canned Goods. Riche-lie- n

Canned Goods stiU stand at the head forquality and flavor. 'We are headquarters for FINECOFFEE, the Bichelien brand, at 15, 20, 25 and30ctS. Nothing better than our 30c Java and Mo-

cha Richelien coffee. In TEAS, everything else

in this store, quality is the first consideration atprices that are always right A large assortment ofCrockery, Fine Decorated China, Lamps. Glassware.

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GOODS

UnderwearMen'a, Ladies,' itiaiee' and Children's

Underwear, wool and fleeced lined allnew goods, no carried over stock.

Men's GlovesHusking Gloves, Lined and Unlined

Gloves, and all kinds of Ulttens.

"Golden Niagara" Canned Goodssomething extra nice. This, is our stan-dard brand, and,one we do not hesitate torecommend.

FRED L. ASCHEEleventh Street,

COLUMBUS, NEBRASKA.

Fine California Wines & BraniiisFor the Holiday Trade.

have just received load fine California Wines andBrandies, coaoietiug tne'well known brands: Aagelica. Ports,Sherry, Tokay, BemUag and Ziataadel Also choice CaliforniaGrape Brandy The beat knnw brand Keatncky Whiskey.

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