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Falls l City ; Nebraska , Frid 1Y and
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l ' John II. Ilutchilg-s , President
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Friday Afternoon , 1:30 : , Court
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Music , Selected . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
k Invocation . , . .lacy. Ia. Ia. Haskins.
MUSIC , Selccted. . . . . . . . . . ' : . . . . .
.Adrlrcss \\TelcomeV.G. . Ly ford
Responses . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ' . ' . . .
Ecouonnic Pork Production , 1\11'
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t -'r Gr General Discussion . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bread and Yeast l\I aid ng- , 1\1rs.
C. IVelton , U'airbury. Neh.
. -Gcneral Discussion . . . . . . . . . . . .
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. iI.- . Selection and Care of Seed\ \ Corn ,
: ' r 'Ir. C. 1\1. Lewelling-
General Discussion. . . . . . . . . . . .
_ Opening of Question Box. . . . . .
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. Friday E \ 'eniri " i:30 :
Music Selected ( . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Ilouseholl Hints , Mrs. C.E.Vel -
t . it . ton
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r General Discussion . . . . . . . . . . : .
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Care and Manag-cmcnt 01 Poultry.
. . I Mr. [ C. . l\1. Lcwelling
General Discussion . . . . . . . . . . .
" Question Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Saturday lIorning10:0 :
> > Music Selected . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . . . . ! . Teaching thc Colt its ABC's , . Mr.
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' D. I Ward icing , l\Iail1and , Mo.
' 1 . General Discussion . . . . . . . . . . .
\ , \ Horticulture , Mr. William Mohl-
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! I. General 1 Discussioti . . . . . . . . . . . .
. / . , Question Box . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
; ' - . , Afternoon , 1:30 :
, f Music : Selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
. . Soil ' .rill age , Mr. O. Ilull , Alma ,
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Ncb.
General 1iscussion . . . . . . . . . . . .
Good Earth Roads , Mr. 1) . King
, General 1)iscussioti . . . . . . . . . . . .
y Alfalfa Culturing , Mr. O. Hull
General Discussion
Question Box.
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Senator Burkett
Elmer J. Burkett was elected
by thc legislature . , Wednesday of I
this week to the highest office in
f thc rift of thc people of the state
. of Nebraska , United States Sena-
r tor. l\lr. Burkett received the
vote of ever republican member
t of the legislature save a representative -
. tat \'c from Douglas coun ty.
. : ' : pt' ¶ Senator Burkett addressed the
-'I ' 'leg-b.laturc after' election and
S stated that he would stand with
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the Prcsidenon thc inter state
comercc ilea or anything else
that thc President desired in the
1l : interest oj thc people. When . the .
f Senator came to that portIon of !
of his address ! when he spoke of
. thc loyalty of the people of thc
first district hc was so effected
, that it was with : difficulty that
he proceeded. lIe made Ii splen-
did impression and his friends
- from Richardson county who
witnessed the proceedings were
. very proud of Nebraska's new
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R. E. Grinstead Nailled.
cprescl\tativcs from the live
southeastern countics' of the
state met in Auburn last 1'riday
evening and organized ; : south- .
eastern Nebraska fruit growers
association. Of11cprs 'arc clcct-
ed and a connuiittee of five , one
from each county was .tppointcd.
't ' his commitfce to act with like
asociation5 in eastern Nebraska
to wait upon thc proper railroad
officials to ask relief from dis-
criminating' freight rates and al-
so to look after legislative mat-
ters. H. E. . Grinstcad represents
Richardson County on this com-
mittee and he is.a . man well fitted
to push the work.
Miss Lorence Munson.
As it public reader and iinper ,
senator Miss l\Iumson is certainly
most successful-and no one should
miss opportunity . of hearing
her Miss Munson will recite at
the Baptist church on 1'hursday
evening February , 2nd , under
the auspice of the Ladies AId
Society. Let every person atte.nd.
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Ru n away.
Saturday afternoon the front
part of the delivery wagon belonging -
longing to Johnston & Sons be-
camc uncoupled in front'df John .
Crook's residence permitting" the I
back of the 'e\.icle to fall to thc
g-round. The horse became frightened -
ened and breaking loose started
on a swift run , but was caught
before any more damage was suf-
fered
Musical
The musical given at thc high
School last Thursday night
although not so well attended as
it would have been , had thc wea-
ther been more pleasant , was ; e -
cell'nt. The programs rendered
by thc stud ntsof thc high : school
are always creditable and this one
was of the usual standard.
As Ed Schulcr was driving
home in his buggy from town on
Saturda afternoon , he was run
into by Fred Miller , one of his
neighbors , who it i seem held a
grudge against h m. Millec being .
drunk , thought it a good time to
even up with Schuler , and drove
into Schuler from behind , his
horse shying off sidewise broke
down one of Schulers hind wheels
and threw Schuler out. From
words they soon came to blows.
Miller , who is a large man , was
too drunk to handle himself free-
ly , so that Schuler , a small man ,
gave Miller such a sound drubbing . -
bing , that Miller had to keep his
bed for several days , and is now
nursing lame leg , and a crip- I .
pled finger. 'ro cap the ' climax ,
1\Iiller was arrcsted' and fined in' '
Judge Cleavers court to the
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amount of $12.60.
The Falls City Poultry , Butter
and Egg Co. , arc' ' paying-.S CCllts
for hens.
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Col. George Hinton and ] )1' . F.
C. Wiser left 'l'uesday even itig
fet Phoenix , Arizoii : t where they
will establish a Sanitadull1. 1)r.
Stevenson will leave for that city
'Saturday. '
Miss Jessie Berry is inS t.
Louis.
Dr. ? \Iin r visited il : Kansas
City a portion of this wcek.
Mrs. V. Situ aiiton returned
\Vednes < 1a r from Stella.
Il're 1 and George Cleveland
left \Vcdnesdar afternoon for
Omaha.
' 1 lie Frat rnal Union wilt meet
at 11.V. . A. Hall on Fch. 1 1st ,
1905 at 8:00 : p. 111. for thc purpose
of reorganizing ; and . electing
officers for ensuing year. If you
want a fraternal picnic next
rar : have your representatives
present. li l 'I'atc1'l1ally-J. H
KIebel' , Sec. , 13. Si111an ton , 1 res.
1\11' Hcincman was a 13. & M.
passenger for iiicoln \Vc < 1nes-
day.
1\1rs. John V og-le 'left cdncs-
day ' - Ycrmil1ion , Kiln.
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Isabelle Hossack is visiting in
\Yeeping' Water and Lincoln this
'yeck. . , ; "
Carrie Inskcep left \Vcdncsday
afternoon for a weeks visit with
Mr. and \lni J. Kcrmode in
Atchison.
1\11'8. l Senncr and daughter left
\Vedncsday for 1 i'airview , Kan. ,
where they will visit vith 1\rs. [
Hatfield ,
Fred Dc\Vald was on thc sick !
list thc first of litis . veck.
1\1r. and Mrs , Frank' Stohr of
Clarinda ; ; , Iowa , are visiting with
friends in this city.
Paul \Vea\'cr of Corclcll , Okla. ,
is visiting with relatives in this
city , .
Guy Greenwald returned the '
first of the week from St. Joe.
Dowty Watson of Reserve ,
Kan. , was in this city 'l'hursday.
Mrs. George Welsh of Red Oak ,
Iowa , is visiting with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Crabill.
Joe Norris of Lincoln is visiting -
ing- with relatives in this city.
For Salc-An organ. nearly
new. Inquire of Miss : Grace
Saylor ,
Miss M. E. Sturgeon of Clarion ,
IOwa , was in this city thc first of
thc week.
r cv. Haskins is greeted with
good audiences every night at revival -
vival services at thc Brethren
church. The meetings win continue -
tinue indcfinitcly. Song service at
7:30. : Sermon 8 p. m. each cven- :
ing. . There will he the regular
morning and evening sermons
Sunday and at 3 p. 111. Mr. Hask-
ins will preach at Silver Creck.
Parents are urged to bring their
children to Sunday School at 945 ;
if they do not attend elscwhcre.
Hev. H. B. Smith spent a port-
ion of this week in Omaha.
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Full Measure
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Not only during this week ,
but also during the 51 other
\"eeks of the year , is a rule
with this coal l vard. Full
measure means not only fnl1
weight , but 2 : , OOO 1)ollnIS
. or clean coal , full of heat.
1'1 ers : heat means more satisfaction -
isfaction , less coal , smaller
expenses for fuel.
MAUST BROS.
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Business Men
With hard accounts to collect ,
should place them with '
Jell L. Cleaver
JUSTICE of the PEACE
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FALLS CITY NEB
For Collection 01- for Suit
: ollcctions-
I Small Com's on Collections
No Attorney Fees on Suits.
Defendant pays all Costs. ;
DON'T DO IT !
It don't pay I ! Don't send
away for Nursery Stock !
The best trees , thc finest
fruits , thc best results are
obtained by purchasing trees
of thc FALLS CITY NUR-
SERY. A large stock of
choice home grown trees to
select from. Low'prices for
Hig-h Grade 'l'rces.
WIV \OHLER , Proprietor
W. H. MADDOX
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Lands bought and sold
Hartford Fire Insurance
Houses in city for sale
Money to lo . : .n
Telephone 178
REFRACTIONIST
R.L.Baumont , M. D. ,
Sixth & FelixSt.Joseph
Formerly eye and ear specialist -
ist now limited practice to
" ' . Eye Glasses