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LOCAL , AND PERSONAL
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J. A. Alcxander was up from
: : , , , St. Joe 'l'ueRdar. .
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> , k : . . \\'tn. bile ) ' cause don from
, . , . Da'SO1 : Monday.
A. F. lobinson was over from
, ) \Iorrill , Sat urday.
Alice McCray of Stella waR in
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.our city Sallirday.
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. H. E. Stouffer of Salcm spent
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ti . Jacob Reich of Dawson spent
Sunday in F'alls city. . . .
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1 J as. C. Spear and family spent
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Sunday in thc country. ,
Go to A. G. \Vanncr for all
kinds of school supplies.
. I. " ' , Gurney griftiths was lip from
I ; I : Preston Tuesday afternoon.
George Schmcl7.cl made a husi-
. . . ness trip to Lincoln Monday.
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. . " : ' Dr. R. P. Roberts , dentist
r -it ; u.oyer Kings Pharn1acy.
t ' . \V111. JDng-Iand of Auburn registered -
tercd at thc National Monelay.
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\ j. \V. H. Morrow of Shubert was
in town on business this wcek.
John Klocpfcl of Rule was a
_ guest at the City hotel 11'riday.
. . . : . ' llrs.V. . Graham . of Evcrcst ,
fir : Kansas was in our city Friday.
I ' . . Will Holt shipped This . - prize
. _ . . . . . _ hogs to St. Louis last 'l'ucslay. (
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S. D. Graves of Rule attended
in this ' Tues-
i thc ball game city -
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day.H.
H. : Q. , Dalbey came clown from
: . " . . .1IumboliH : the latter part of thc
week.
a Call on Roberts the jeweler for
: watch repairing- All work g-uar-
. antecd.
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F I . H. Cunningham of Verdon
I 1 transacted business in our city
. \ Friday.
. . - " John \Veddle and wife of Shu-
\ . " bert were shopping this city
. . . . Tucsday.
1 . Wrn Palmer came clown from
" Nebraska City and spent Sunday
, at his homc.
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. . Mrs. Frank Crabill left l Sunday
. _ . for Nebraska City , where she will 1
visit old friends.
! ' : ; r l 'cv. Griffin wcnt to Kansas
. , City last Monday aftc-rnoon and
_ . returfled . 'T'hursday morning-
, lrs. Belle Rich of St. Joseph
I is visiting with her parents O.
.J Andrews and wife . in this citr.
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i i \ Miss Peters who has been \'isit-
i ' \ ; . . . big friends in this city thc past
, ( ' week returned to her home in
Pawnec City Monday.
Harry Hughes of Montreal ,
Canada , is now employed in the
: , . " Dry Goods Department in his
" : unclcs' store , George and Fred
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lYlusical r1oi city Evening.
'I'he musical given by the Cos-
grove Concert ' orchestra under thc
auspiccs of Prof. llanack's Military -
itary hand on Monday evening
was it treat to all who attrlhlccl.
The selection by Hc1a ; Larssei
and Tay Hudson Ha'CIH.'r were
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well and ably rendered , while
Jamcs \Y. Ha\'cncr as.a cornctbt
is certainly a musician of no small
mCliltion. Harry \Tood5 011 the
ntandolin and : : ylophonc is an
artist of rare ahility. ' ( 'he musical -
cal novelties by Cosgrove , IxololT ,
Stcinkamp and Woods were greatly -
Iy apprcciatcd. Altogether every
member thc company clcscn'cs
prlIsc , for the able manner in
which they rendered every num-
bcr on the prog-ram. A fler the
concert dancing was indulged in
until milnight.
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A Sabbath Ode.
By Rev i'Clutcol\
All hail ! thou blessed Sabbath day ,
'rhe day of joy and peace and rest j
The God madc ( lay for all mankind ,
The day wc ought to love thc bel'll.
'rhc day our God has set aside ,
A day to His especially given j
A day that we should honor well
Because i leads our thoughts to hca vcn.
Could wc have seen that : abbatlt ! day ,
011 which hc rested from his task
Of maId ng paradise for man j
No cause were there for liS to ask-
I'or l what had he created it ?
The solemn silence would hut awe.
The singing of the hcavcllly hosts
Would tell the cause of all we saw.
l\lrs. Parscll left Tuesday ! after
noon for Omaha.
J. D. Hinton came over from
Hmlin ] thc first of the week.
H. 1\1. Buckley of Vcnlon spent
Tuesday in Falls Ci . ty.
W. A. Smith of Shu'lert was a
guest at the City hotel Tuesday ( .
Miss Jennie Tellers uf 1-1.lm-
boldt is visiting friends in this
city. - '
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A. I ) . Humbargcr carne up
from Oklahoma Tuesday after-
noon. .
noon.V
\V , D. Bryant of Auburn trans-
acted business in this city Satur-
day.
. day.Mr.
Mr. James and wife returned
from thc exposition at St. Louis
the first of the weck.
Louis Wise of this city has
been corresponding with a widow
in Illinois for the past sh month
-accoun t-ma trimony.
'rhc regular quarterly meeting
of thc Evangelical church commenced -
menced Thursday evening and
will continue until 'l'nesday
There will be communion services
Sunday afternoon Also English
preaching Sunday afternoon at
2:00 : o'clock. Everybody invitcd.
Presiding IPlder Brunncr of Hol-
ton , Kas. , will have charge of
thc meetings assisted by Rcv.
Geo. l\'Ianshardt of Bern , Kans. ,
and Rcv. A. Hodcwald of Camp
Creek , Atchison Co. , Kas. .
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flrc i $ $ 'mcthing
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A Good iron wed
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Our all line of furniture , Carpets and Draper-
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e . , tea ! . . shown on our floors , is the largest ever ShO\\11
w . bv . us or any other merchant in' the count\ . , . - '
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V \Vc have Ingrain Carpets , 'al \/oul , at 50C a
1\ : yard and up. . . " ' v
{ , Brussels from 7oc a yard bud . ujy.
The . room ; , ' ' size Ru ( ! line is especially . flne.
Our line of Lace Curtains is also without an
equal in the city. Curtains from ; 90C a pair and up. '
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All We cc.cI ( is a Comparison
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'l'hc Christian church gain
held a large and intcrcsted audience i-
cnce last Sunday evening , and on
, that occaision H.C\ Poug-eon used
for his subject "Superstition. "
. He placed before his hearers some
oj the religious and common superstitions -
erstitions that have before the
world for centuries. Hc told of
some of the superstitions hc came
in contact with while in Ireland
how the Irish people as a rule
were believers to a very great extent -
tent to the stories told in their
country about goblins , ghosts ,
fairies , and how superstitious they
were and arc along religious
lincs. But , he said thc Americans -
cans ' are much like thc Irish , they
have a great many religious and
common superstitions which they
believe in most thoroug-hly. Hc
urged upon his hearers the ncces-
sit ) ' of giving up their foolish
beliefs along these lines and their
duty of helping others do likc-
wise. Next Sunday evening he
will use for his subjcct-"Lessons
from "l'hat Printer of Udclls. ' "
Special music and services will
begin at 7:30. : You are cordially
invited to attcnd.
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I John L. Cleayer
I JUSTICE or the PLACE
I FALLS CITY. - NEB.
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D. S. McCarthy
PROPIUP.TOR OP
CITY DRAY LINE
Special Attention to lIullllchold Mnvln\C. \
Phone 211
Falls City - - Nebraska
Tribune $1 I a year
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