What Others Say.
Alone.
'I'hen should he two words , dearest , one made
Ill
Of all clad KUIIIIIIK that ever breathed nil
earth :
Of all the ecstasies that JIll Joy'/ CliP ,
Of hover , and IJI'acl.\l1I1 hIIllllIeKKllIllIIlrth ; .
'I'hl' other \ IIIC a weary , walllllit sigh , I
full nf sad tUII.1I11I longing , hungry IItralll ,
Hn\II1I1'IIR I \ , 1\c'KI'alrllllt \ , just a h..I1II.1 . cry
Of love and loneliness aril hlallle , numb pat u.
One I would love'-the oilier I wmllll fear
These two words , cllO'ell with coils uuinmate
art :
Olll II teaiiing I I we're alone together , Ih'ar ,
The other IIIcallllllC , we're alone-apart.
Carolyn WI'IIK
Misses Helen esterer and
Marie McCarthy of Falls City ,
'isHed Sunday with "fiss MClla
Uamppcr. - HiawathaVorld. .
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Supervisor llutching-s and , John
iI1ig-all of Fall City were in
town the last of the week inspecting -
jug the new bridge that is being
put in north of town.-Humb-
oldt gntcrprisc.
Miss May "lattox of Falls City
was a guest of 1\1rs. . 1. Dorland
several days recently , and a small
compallY of friends were entertained -
tained in her honor Saturday
C \'ell i n g' . -II um belcH Leader.
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.1. ROCk l Williamson was in
town Friday for thc first tune in
a week. His enforced stay at home
was clue to thc fact that while
( 'utting'hcdg'e hc accidently struck
his foot with the sharp knife , inflicting -
Hietingadcepanc } painful wounl. }
HUllboldt ) Enterprisc.
With its last Issue the Falls
City Tribune was one year old ,
and in spite of ft11 ! predictions to
the contrary , it maintains a place
in the front rank of thc weeklies
in southeast Nebraska. Here's
wishing The Tribune a continu-
ancc of succcss. -lJa wson News
l3oy.
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The F.1l1s City 1'rihunc com-
plcted thc first year of its exist-
i\11CC with thc last issue. From
it'cry humhk beginning , The
Tribune has reached the point
where it is generally regarded as
the foremost news paper publish-
,
cd at the county scat.-llumbold
En t erprise. _ _ _ _ _
J. J. 'J'urner'isitec1 relatives
Falls Cfty on Sunday last , .tnd
was present at thc marriage of
his g'rt111d-dau-hter : : , Miss Claude
Albright , well known to most of
our people , who wag married to
1\11' Hayden Prater of Falls City ,
where thc couple will malil their
homc. 'l'hc Humbuldt friends of
thc bride extend best wishes to
thc newly wedded uair.--Hulllu-
old Lcader.
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For some uncxplaincd reason
the shccp business docs not seem
to follow the rule that other pro-
ducts. When thc cotton'as
high everybody in the South went
to growing cutton. The samc
thing holds good : : } in the north
with cattle , hogscori , and \\1.cat.
'L'herc docs not seem to bl'enOUI
wool in thc world to meet the demand -
mand , yet nobody appears to be
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getting excited over thc sheep
busincss-Humboldt Standard
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Guy Hutch ins attended \Vatch
Party , at Verdon Satut day evening -
ing- and saw the event of thc New
Year. Then he went to halls
City , and visited his parents over
Sunday , returning : hOlllc Monday.
-Shubert Citizen
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C. A. Lore ! , wife and daughter I
spent Sunday with his brother , J.I I
S. Lord in Salelll ; who went to
Lincoln Monday to deliberate
with the lower house of the state
legislature , where hc will sit as a
membcr from the coul1ty. As
the winter has been extremely
mild the eight lonesonle democrats
in the legislature will not cut
much ice this seaon.-Shuuert
Citi7.cn.
Considerable excitement was
created in town one day during
thc week when itJ camc known
that Amos Capps , thc late sm 11-
pox victim of Falls City was il1
town. Constable Page telephoned -
ed to Dr. Kerr of Falls City who
attended the patient and he reported -
ported that thc body and under-
clothing of Capps had been
thoroughly disid , cted but cou' < 1
not vouch for the suit uf cloths
he wore. What ever steps the
town board may take will be what
they thin ! is best for thc health
and safety of the community.-
Dawson Newsboy.
Farmers Institute at Humboldt.
The Friday morning i session
was dc\'otcd largely I to a iscus-
sion of the problem of good roads ,
and this topic proved thc most interesting -
teresting' of any proposed , the
disb1ssiol1s being very animated
at times. The institute took a
decided stand against thc plans
proposed at thc recent mass meeting -
ing held } at Falls ! City to discuss
and devise some method to improve -
prove the roads and plan for need-
cd legislation along this line.
The following resolution was
proposed and adopted without ,
any opposition : It is thc sense
of the farmcrs' institute of Hum-
boldt that no change be made in
thc laws of thc state necessitating -
ing' thc appointment of it county
road eng'ineer. " The coutittee
wInch was appointed to draft
this resolution was also instructed
to have the same forwarded to
members of the legislature and
senator from this district. It was
also decided that a protest would
bc sent against the . reduction lf
the number of supervisors from
four to two. In thc discussion of
methods of caring for thc roads
thc discussion brought out the fact
that all who had tried the drag-
g'ing' project proposed last ye.lr
by D. Ward King' .Maitland ,
1\10. , were more than ever satisfied
with t hc plan. Officers for thc
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ensuing year were elected its
follows : Guy Hummel , president ;
Bernard Sterns , vice president ;
Don Gridley secretary ; James
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Holman , treasurer ; Miss Clara
Sterns , lady president tj ; Grace
Jones , lady vice prcsident. The
session is being held at thc opera
douse and the speakers from
abroad sent here by thc state
society announces that the atten-
dance and interest displayed at
Humboldt is thc greatest of any
point on the routc. The hall was
well filled with displays of home
cooking , dairying , fruits and
cereals , upon which prcmiums
were offered but which have not
yet been passed upon. The session -
sion will close with moving pic-
tures displa-Lincoln News.
farmers Undei'sta.nd AdvertiJing.
There is no doubt about the
fact that thc farmers as a class
have collie to understand the
principles of advertising almost
as well as the town business ml.'n.
Nearly every farmer who has had
a successful public sale11 \ this
county this fall or winter has had
his sale bill printed entire in The
\Vorld. It pays. Every farmer
who has ! done so will tell you
that hc has had a big salc. The
World goes into manJ homes
where it would bc itnpossible i to
send bills. Three sale bills are
printed in this issue of the paper
alone.-lIiawatha .
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. ; , Big Cattle Feeder.
Jacob Lichty , of Merrill , is one I
'of the best known 1 cattle feeder S
in Northern Kansas. He purch-
ascd this fall over 50n ) head of
stockers and feeders to put out on
his big farm to feed up. This
winter he is going to postpone
his feeding alld begin later in the
spring' . Last year hc lK'g-all td I
market his ! fat steers right : : after : i
the holiday' ; , but ilt tbe present !
time he has. nl > cattle in his feed-
Juts , ' -Ilia v itha \Yol:1d : ,
H ' 's Au r four Honey.
Beware of tile kindly ! stranger
\'ho wlitt'S that Y011 habet'n
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" ortunatc : enough' 1 to win a
\'ababc : tree ' ' ' ' ill
\ e pre or prcsent )
som ' p . L.t gu'ssiug or counting
conll'\t. ilpd that "the preselit
will b : promptly forwarded ! upon
receipt of ninety-Ih'e cents , " or
thereabouts , "to cover packing
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chargcs. " -X.
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How About Auburn
Rule has come to the front
again with another shooting'
scrape. Were it not fur the
frequent gun-plays that arc made
in that town , thc rest of the I
state would forget it was on the
map.-Auburl1 Herald.
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Rev. Hawley Narrowly Averted a. Cold
Plunfe. ;
Hc\ G. \V. Hawley had a thril-
ling experience last Friday and
narrowly averted a cold plunge
into a cistern. He had } opened
the trap door and had extended a
ladder through the opening intending -
tending to g'0 down and examine
the pumping' appara tus. He sup-
posed there was only a couple
feet of water in th cistern and
set thc ladder ording'ly. Rev.
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Hawley got on thc ladder and
started down , The ladder also ' 1
began to go down and went about
eight fcct leaving the Rcvcran
clinging to thc boards auovc. By
squirming about and feeling with
his feet hc finally succccded in
reaching a support from which
he milnagcd to climb out.-Aub- ,
urn Republican.
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Collection Notice.
AlI parties knowing themselves
indebted to \V. H. Crook & Co. ,
will please call and settle the
same on or before January 1,1905.
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Legal Notice.
III the District Court of Rlchanlsoll County (
Nebraska , ,
Rt..b : ) ' l\1CCarl ( ' . . . . . '
vs ,
Samlll 1 r\IcCarty \
'r ltc defendant will take notice that 011 tlti ,
2211I1 day of DI'cemlll'r , 19M , Ihl' plaintiff filed
III thc IlIslrlcl court of Rlcharclsoll ( COllllty ,
Netiraslca a petition alCalllst you . the object . '
and prayer of which arelo oblalll acllvorce front '
YOII. for the reason and 011 the arollllds that your . ,
have grossly and wlllflllly allcl without ! ca II ! - I'.A. . . .
fa Iird and refused to support plaintiff IhollICI '
of slIfiiclelll ability to cJu so 'l'he further
prayer of the petition Is III give plaintiff the
care allli custody of thc milllr children ZClllth
amid KClIlLh.
Tug arc required to answer this petition 011 or
before lo'ebllrary , 2ilh. 11.0 ' ) . or the sallie will lit'
taken ilK Irlle.
RUBY l\icCAR'J'Y
Rca vis & Reavis .
Attorneys for plailltiff. 1--\ t I
Legal N ) ticc. .
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III the District Court for Rlchilall-oll Cllllllly
N.'hrasla.
Edgar : vs gVilllR I
Nellie _ Evans . ! \
Thc clerl'llIlanl WI'Itall" \ notice that , Oil the :
l'th clay of 'c.'mhl'I' , 11-I. ( the plaintiff filed '
III the district court of Richardson Comity a '
petition against you the object and prayer of I
which ( arc 10 ohtalll a divorce frolll you . for the ,
reason allll on the grounds that you have been j'l
utility of adultery with divers amen III the city
of SI JO-oI'lIh. ! Mo" , whose names Ire unknown
10 this IJlalntlff , and that you an' nosy acid have
been for wrecks prior tll the filing of the 111'11. '
tion. an Mutate of the ( loose ! uf prostitution ill 1
Sl. Joseph 1'0. t
YOIl are required to answer this petition onto or _ _ _
before February . 2lh , 1 t15. or the same will Ill'.c t
taken a. ; trlle
EDGAR I \ ' ANS ,
RI'\\'I R Reavis - ,
Attorneys for plaintiff. 1-4 4 ! ;
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t TIME TABLE ,
Path cty ; r\l'h.
Lincoln : I Dcw- : :
Omaha l1elfJ
I . . ,
Chicago Butte
St. .Ioseph I Sll it Lr.c : CJty .
Kansas I City PGrtl ict ! x
St. Louis md nil I Sail i-'zr.chco
points cast and I and . rll Iuj..t .
south. west.
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'rit.liNs : : Ig.'Ef. vOIrcm s :
i'o 4 ? . 1'ortla1l(1 St. Ioui"
Speci.ti . , St. ; , Joseph
Kallsas City . St.
I.rntistttci \ all poinl
l'astandsul.tlt" " . 7.0 : : : p'1h ! -
Xo 1,1 \'l'slihl1lcd express . / ft t
daily , Denver and l
all points } west : uul I "
northwcst. . . , . . , . , . 1:3. ; a III. . <
No. H. \'cstihulcd express , . : . ,
daily , St Joe , Kall- , : ' \
sas City , Ht. 1401115 ' ' . t
and all } Joints cast .
amid south , . . . , . . . . . :4J : H lit
Xo. 15. Vcstibulcd express , .
daily , Denver , and
all points west and 1
northwest . . . . , . . . . 1:28 : II 111
No. 16.'estibuled l express " ' .
daily , , S . : Joe , Ka l- -.4r.
sas tity , St bout > . . . ,
Chicago anti points
cast and south. . . . . 4:25J : } III
No 20. Local express daily
Atchison and points ' I
south and west. . . . 4:35 : pili/ '
No. 41. St. . ouh-Port1alltl - - . , - -
S1 pccialLincolnllc- i
lena , 'l'acoma and
Portland without JJ
change . . . . . . . . . . , . lOO : pm'
No. 115. Local accolllmoda-
tion , daily c x-
cept SulltlaySalcm ,
Ncmaha and Nebraska -
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hraska ( ity. . , . " . . . 10:40 : p m
, Sleeping , dining and cling' chair
cars ( scats free ) on through trai ns.
Tickets sold and baggage checked to
soy point in thc States or Canada. For
information , tithe tables , maps and
tickets , call on or write to G. Stewart : : ,
Agent , Falls City , Ncb" , 01' J. L'ancis.
G. P. .S ' 1' . A" , Omaha.
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