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A Quiet Flirtation
WI\iUJ \
OBJLC'1' . . . . Innocent Amusement
RESULT..SOlllctitlles matrimony and
then comes furniture and this is
where ve get intcres ed.
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"It is the way to 75 cts scved ;
of the vise" to buy Linolculll , 6 , 7' Jh I I
the best goods for and 12 feet wide ,
thc least nloney. 50 to 65 cts , hud.
\Ve have the Some of our de "
line signs ill certain = I
. only conlpletelinc , , ,
of furniture and ly I 111 i tel est you
floor and the quality
coverings I
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ever carried in the and pI' ice i s a re
county. right. I
Straw matting J I
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12 to 60c ; all wool :1i' :
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Ingrain carpet 50
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Reavis&Abbey III
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Missouri Pacific Railway
Time Table , Falls City , Neh.
NORTH
No. 51 Omaha mind ; Lincoln
gxprcss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 2:25 : a m
No. 9Omaba and , incoII8:35 ) : a m
No. 57 Omaha amid I..iIlCOltl
passenger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 2-tS : p III
No. 233 Local I.'rcig-ht , A\U-
hlll'lI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 1:10 : p III
SOUTH
XO. 52 Kansas City amid St.
Louis amid Denver . . . . . . . A 3-t7 : a III
Xo. 58 Kansas City amid ) t ,
Louis and Denver . . . . . . . A 2-t8 : l' III
XO,50 Worlds lair speciaL _ S-t5 : p III
No. 232 Local. Atchison. . . WJ : ! a 111
No. 220 tock l.'rcig-ht , IIi-
Itawatha . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 9:5 : p 111
A. Daily. B. Daily except tJmlay.
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Cholera Infantum.
This disease has lost its terrors
since Chambcrlain's Colic , Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy came into
general use. The uniform suc-
cess which attends the use of
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Staple and
Fancy Groceries
FRUIT IN SEASON
We Sell \VANI\'S BREAD
Cash for
BUTTER AND EGGS
First Door North
of Post Office . . .
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A. G. IIOPPOCK
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Catalpa Grove.
Alma Shaffer is on the sick list
again.
Bertha lxantsma is visiting in
the G rove this week.
Mr Hewitt , a brother 01 1\1rs.
Holmes spent Sunday in the
Grove.
Lee Snyder and wife visited
Chas. Sheeley and family in Falls
City 'l'uesda\
1\11' Stitxer is doing some fine
work on the roads this week with
the engine.
' 1' . H. Elson went to Rawlins ,
"T\O. , last Sunday to spend thc
rcmainder of his vacation.
Catalpa Grove has organized a
Sunday school again. 1\Irs. C. II.
1\1cDowcll is superintendent and
Adolph Aikens , assistant.
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1\1rs. 'rhos. lxelf who underwent -
went a surgical operation last
\Vednesday is reported very low ,
with but little chane for '
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C'y.
Misses Amelia and Maudc
1\1erchan ofVal1 Lake , Iowa accompanied -
companied by Gertrude 1\fcDowcll
went to Falls City , 1'ucsday for
a visit with James 1\lcbowcll.
Sam Hayes and wife entertained -
cd a mt1lnbcr of thc young people
in the Grove ' \Vednesday night in
honor of their daughter , Anna's
15th birthday.
Shubert.
Arthur Doman left for Broken
Bow , 1'ucsday.
Mr' . Sapp of Omaha is visiting
Ethel l\Iitchell this wcek.
Dr. Sutton was a wclcome visitor -
itor at Shubert this week.
1\1rs. Felt and Mrs. Jennie ' \Vcd-
dIe were Falls City visitors last
wcek.
Charles Hall and Mae Weddl c
were viewing thc sights at the
river Sunday.
Amos 'I'immcrman and Clarence -
ence Bright left for Brokcn Arrow
this wcek.
Blanch \Vil1iams , Atta Morrow
and Guss llenderson were Steila
visitors Sunday ,
Maude Das who has been t
yistting her aunt , Mrs. . Dal )
returned home this weck.
L. M. \Veddle is loading a car
of peaches this week which he expects -
pests to ship to Sl. Paul , limn
Rulo.
l.'rances . Pierce is on thc sick
list.
Mrs. Thomas ikman is on
the sick list.
Will Win terbottom spent Sun
day in lxulo.
'l'he little son of JuddyVaItem
is on thc sick list.
John S. Wilson of Prestos
spent Sunday in Rulo.
Born , to Willis Carpenter and 1
wife on Tuesday a boy.
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Lincoln.
Rosa Plantc returned Friday ! ,
from St. Joseph. ' ' , '
The little son of John Harris
is very sick.
E. J'L Graves who has been very
sick is much tnpro\'ed.
Eddie Gagnon is now able to . !
be up and about the house. I
Mrs. Joe Frederick who was I , ' "
quite sick is much bettcr. (
Eugene Pro nett transacted 1 (
business in Rub 1'ucsday.
Johnny Walters of Kansas is
visiting his parents at this place. t
1\1rs. Larabce of Preston is \'is- .
itingher parents at this place. '
George Davis and Jim I,4aRando
made a trip to Dawson Sunday. "
Charles Frederick and family J'
returned Tuesday from Forest
Ci ty.
Henry Dclperc , 1'ob Miller
and Martin Pierce spent Sunday
in Rulo.
Mamie Samuels left Sunday
for a short visit with friends at
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Hiawatha.
Prof. Dnse11 and family of
Preston visited Thursday sand .
Friday at this place.
11rs.Vhalen returned house
from 'l'able Rock. She was ac- ' -4. ? '
companicd b\ ' her little nc ces. . ,
Mrs. Ida PatH : bf Kansas is
visiting at thc house of her par-
cuts , 1\Ir. and Mrs. \Vallacc.
1\1rs. Katie Connelly left Sun-
day for her home in Lincoln after
a short \ 'isit"ith relatives and
friends.
Ira Boyles returned to his
home in Kansas City after a visa
with his grandparents , 1\Jr. and
\'Irs. ' . Shcl houn.
Dave Jonelrow and Terry Horan' .
left \Vcdnesclay after a short _
visit with relatives and friends
for Dakota. '
1lrs. Herman Ixalciglt and
children amid furs. Agnes Hildra-
brand and children are visiting
at Charles Gog-nons.
The Catholic young people
gave an ice cream social and box
supper Tuesday evening August
Ith for the benefit of the c1m.rch.
A neat little stun was rcahzcd
and all present report .a good
time.
'l'he dcath of Mrs. Harrison I
occurecl Friday evening at thc . . I.
home of her son. Her death was v 1
very sudden and unexpcctcl (
being caused by heart troublc
She omlJlained of not feeling
well and went to lie down and a
new minutes after was found
dead. The funeral was conduct-
cd Saturday from thc holiness
church.
The Falls City Poultry , Palter
& ggg ! ; Co is paying 76 cents \ . .
per pound for hens.