flarried.
Nelnesday , January 4. 1905.
at the home of the brIde's parents
in Sterling , at the hour of eleven
o'clock , occurred a quiet home
wedding , in which Miss Klara
Radinsky , of Sterling , and Mr.
Frank 1'hurber , of Tccuniseh
were the happy couple ; the cere- ;
mony being performed by the I
bridc's father , who is a licensed
minister and has performed a
like service for his slaughters previously -
\'iously married.
The bride is a laughter of Mr
and lrs. O. adinsky , , lnd is a
most excellent young lady and
has for several years been one of
the successful teachers of the
county , resigning the place as
teacher in the Elk Creek schools
to take this more important step.
The groom is one of 'I'ccumsch's
best young men , and is at present .
the city electrician at that place ,
and there they will make their
home , at lust : for the prcsent.
The Sun extends best wishes.-
Sterling Sun.
The bride was formerly a resi-
dent of this city and is well known
hire also being a sister of lrs.
J. R. Pickett. Her many friends
extend congratulations
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Burlington Bulletin.
winter Tourist Rates to Cali-
forma , the Gulf Country . Cuba ,
1.10rida. the South and Southeast.
\ ' Settler Hates
Low One \Vay : ;
first and third 'l'ueselays of Janu-
"ry , Febuary f , March and Apnl
to Southeast points beyond the
Ohio i\'er.
IIoml.'seelers hates l on the Jirst
'uHl tlllrd Tuesdays of each
month to points South and South-
we",1.
JJIGA'rIW I. . \ xis.
In the Big Horn Basi . North
Platte Valley and eastern Colo-
rado several 1 big irrigation i en ter-
ptiscs are practically completed
anll will be prepared to deli' . er
water this year 1'l1ey are offering -
ing special induccmcnt i I the
way 01 low priced lands anel \\.It-
l'r rights to early settlers Buy
land now-ahead of the'a ter - - -
and reap the big incrase in value
which will surely fo1lo'It is I o
the best investment in the world ,
for your Soli if you want t. ) start
him out rig-h1. In 'a few years he
will be independently < < l < < wcalthy.
\ \ ritc mc fur rdiahe ill or-
mation . - L. \ Waken . General
Passenger Ag-ent. Omaha , \cb.
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Surprised.
Miss : Stella Knickerhocker
was the victim of a surprise party
last Friday c\'cning- I twas
planned and cxcutcII so well hy
her friends that she was taken
completely una wares. Thc eZn-
ing was most pleasantly spent in
various games of lrds.
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A Prisoner In lIer Own IInus : : ,
1
iIrs.V. . H. I.ayha of 100 }
Agnes A'C" , Kansas City. -10. .
has for several years been troubl-
.
cd with severe hoarseness : and at
times a hard cough , which she
says , " \Vould keep me in doors
for da's. I was prescribed for by
physicans with no noticeable re-
sults. A friend gave mc part of
a bottle of ChamlHl'1ain's Cough
Remedy with instructions to close-
ly follow the directions and I
wish to state that after the first
day I could notice a dc.cidcd
change for the better , and at this
time after using it for two weeks ,
have no hesitation in saying I
realize that I am entirely urcl1. "
This remedy is for sale by A. G.
\Vanner.
Junior C. E.
The member of the Presby-
terian Junior Society were entertained -
taincd by Mabel and Robert
\liche11 Friday evening at thc
home of their parents on 2nd and
McLanc streets. The evening
waS most pleasantly spent in
charades geographical contests
and other games , while light refreshments -
freshmcnts were much enjoyec1.
A treat was given to each guest
upon the departure and all were
indebted to their little host and
hostess for a most enjoyable c\'e-
nmg' .
Congratulation
\lr. John II. Cullen Editor of
the Garland Texas , News . has
written a letter of cong-ratulations : ,
to the manufacturercs Chanlbr- } .
lain's Cough Remedy , as follows :
sixteen \'cars ago when our I I
first child \ \ 'ila baby he was sill- i
jed to croupy spells and wc would j
be \ 'cruncasy about him.re I
began using' Cha 111 bcr ! a i n's COlIg-h
Relrhedy < < in 18S7. and nding" t It
such a reliable remedy for colds
and croup , wc have never been
without it in the house sine that
timc. 'Yc have five f children clr.d
have g'i\'cn it to ail of thl'mith
good rcsul ts. For sale hy _ \ . C.
Wanncr.
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nasquerade Party.
A ( lelightfui masquerade p lrty' !
was given at thc home of 11. C. '
Das Friday evening u. ' Maud i
Davis and Hazel : \VIt i tl' , A bolt t
twcnty five of their friends assembled -
semhlcd arrayed 1 in robes of
beautiful as well as hideous hues.
After spending part uf the evening -
ingin guessing to each others
identity masks were removed and
the remainder of thc time until
midnight was take. . up in playing :
'g"ilmes and eating the delicious refreshments -
freshmcnts which the young
hostesses had prcpa rcd ,
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Resignation Accepted.
The ( school board has accepted
the resignation of Miss Eli nora
Miller teacher of mathematics ,
the same to become effective !
within three wcelis.
Miss Miller has accepted a position -
sition in the state university.
Her successor has not been chosen -
en as yet
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lrs. 1. Lyons . returned Friday ! .
from Rub. l : f
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' ' - Peculiar . to WOI1lI'1I ( ' \\1'(1 t with Ult. : \IZYEIt'S VITA SYSTEM
. , , ' Wo do not 01'11. ' you tll tat.o our unsupported word Wo will refer
t ' ' .ou to grateful pttlent.a In your ( v1I locality. UU IIIICYEItS far
tuned Yl'l'A S1' TI- . ) [ sect + dtly cures the most hopeless or so- .
called iacnraLlt Carty / wIthout l1lfo (1\ 1'111. It hi ra < lteally llf-
' f ferent frolll IIn'thllll el 1 lIU1ill'r the Sun , hl'lng- lU1'1lth.tJlr ; lu&rll1'
leis l1nhll' < < , rumple unit e8'ectlre. : Its discovery h3 IL boon to
WOUHlllklllll. IK'il1g' styled ! ! J. : , ' IIIl1nr no the \mlllllIal ! Curette It
t. i. N.Y. . , does : not merely curt the twelve IH'Ieft'lc'I nll'uUonl'll In our hook ,
* . . . M. D. but rl'lI\\"I' , ; Hl1ff.I" ' H trout 'rHIHOrll , Cancers and 1'111110rOIl'l
os.r "HVB' ' . crowUl1i wllhr.ut the u'e "f the knife' ,
o1AN ' lVrite n IWhtRI + today. Stut try ! Ion. S . .I\fll11l' your FRgg 1 IIOOK
12 I)1scnsen Peculiar to " 'OU" ' " . H Ih 81U1\I \ la , ' . " .ut I.vl1I . IIlrorluc 'VOII" ' " .
( Sent only to WOlllen. ) . \lIlln'ri > !
THE VITA COMPANY , Hiawatha . Kansas , U. 5. A.
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Eat Sowles Candy.
For Sall.-lulc cult enquire at
Hccl\ feed store
Chas. L' . Snydcr of Salcm : \ \ as
in this city Friday. < <
Chris. Shellcamc III' fmlll
Preston last I ! I' rid ay.
Dr. A. Gaiser dentist over \
Richardson county hit nk.
U. Kleber of Arag'o transadcd
business ill this city hrilav.
H. B. IIask'tt of Stella was a
halls City visitor 011 'l'hursla.\ (
.
n. ll. Haydcn of Omaha registered -
istcrccl at the Union House on
Satlm1a . , ' .
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\1 1 r. and Mrs. Ray Gist and
child returned to Humbuldt Fri-
clay afternoon after a 1riCf'isit
with friends in this city " .
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Owing to the fact l t we I
never carry goods over from
one season to another \ve
will make great reductions
. J
on all of the above lines
Come in take advantage ,
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i of these prices ns there will : ,
be plenty of winter yet and :
, to
! if you don'tieed ; ; them this
winter , the prices are so
low that you can afford to
oJ
buy thenl now and keep
thelll until next \vinter.
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Some people Spl'11 k of 'l'he Tribune -
hUl1c as a I little } lapCrVc never ,
print less J than twenty pages i1ncl
some imcs print thirty pal Cf ; . J (
'I\vo of The : l'rilJ1\ne's \ pagcs. 1t
malic one of the ordinary siicll : Y
Ii C \ \ 'Spa pl'\ \ COl1scl.jucn tly wc
never issue less than a ten page
ordinary size : pipCr } and some
times fifteen pag'es.
The Mhsori Pacific passenger !
traill was so anxious to get out
of Hiawatha last week that it '
to'
pulled out leaving the train crew ) tin
. : ,1'
in the eating house. The train ,
;
was two miles out of town before l l
their absence was dis .o\'e\'cl1. \ f
Guy Crook and 1 George Lyons . iS
have now \ resth mimed their studies I
at the Univerity. . [
\Ves I Iumhhtel ! of Dawson \ stopped !
at The National the latter part.
.of last week i
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