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Owing to the fact that we
never carry goods over from
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one season to another \ve
will make great reductions
on all of the above . . lines
Come in take advantage
of these prices as there will
be plenty of winter yet and
if you dOIl't need them this
winter , the prices are so
low that you can afford to
buy them now and keep
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Now And Then.
" 'l'hi old worM wc're a lIvln' In
Is IIIhhty hard to beat
' 'l'hen' is thorns a'twcclI till' ro" , ' . .
lint al lit the roses sweet. "
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prove t1.eir undoing.
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. A Falls City lady has darned
stockings over the same door
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, " The Auuurn Herald boasts of a
type setting mac linc. 'rhaPs
' nothing , we have several and
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- Many a preacher has lost sleep
. in the prepcration of a sermon
, that his congregation has made
up for him when he delivered it.
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t. . : trainthe other day"l ; wish that I
- ' could take as much. interest in
# j , > . . , , ; life as Eph. andusky docs in a
: ' : , . game of-whist. "
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Has misfortune overtaken you ?
" Never mind ; Hitch your wagon to
. , : . " a star and keep a smiling. Con-
" ' : \ ; sider Frank Edgecombe , blind dur-
ing" the best years cf his life , yet
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one of the most succcssful news-
paper men in the statc.
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. ' : . " . - . , I A microbe which , for the want
of a better name , the physcians
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quarters at this office. It is a
cross between hog cholera and
an ti-i m pcrialism , and is guaranteed -
cd to put the most sober citizen
several sheets to the bad.
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The love of health is the most
succcssful advocate of thc simple
life. Health is the greatest temperance -
pcrance lecture extant. Richard
I'larding Dads tells of a young
man who was not making out of
life what he should. One day
he saw a statue of a Greek diet )
that displayed muscles the young
man could not find on his own
body. He stopped drinking and
went into training with the deter-
mination to make those muscles
show. By thc time he had suc-
cccded in this purpose his physical -
cal condition was so perfect and
he was so in love with life that
he continued his rational mode of
living , and is today one of the
most influential and useful citi-
zens of his city.
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"A wise man's advise to a
friend ; " Drink three quarts of
water daily ; walk two miles between -
twccn dawn and dark ; ' spend as
much time in the open air as possible : -
siblc ; make every third breath a
deep one ; bathe regularly and frequently -
uently ! ; have the windows of
your sleeping room open every
night ; go to church once every
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Youth sitil , "I win crown a
youth uf labor with an age of
case , " at forty-fivc I shall retire
from business. And then , GS the
waned , tile age was placed at
fifty ; and then , so swiftly the
hours ran , it was increased to
sixty. And their it became thc
saddcst thing in all existence to
sec a man grown gray in the ser-
vice lay down his labors and
step aside , while the busy , work-
a-day world rushed on without
him. Ncccssity is i a hard task
master ; hard whcn it impcs ) ] a
man to toil ; harder still when it
comp'lls him to cease from his
labors. Pest for the wcary-yes
but the helpless and impotcnt
pain of growing weary and hav-
ing to rcst.
What Others Say.
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Master of hlllllall dcsthws ant I !
IIIIIC , love allli fortune Oil my footsteps walt ,
Cities lIul fields I wall ; 1 penetrate
Descrts and seas n'lIIoh' . alld pas,11I1I' , by
hovel and mart ; 11111 palace , 0011 or late
ll"wele ullhltlch'lI once at every gate !
If "tecplllll'walwlf : jpastlllll' , rise before
1 turn : IWit ) ' , It I" the hour of fate ,
And thc ) ' who fo low IIIC reach every stale :
Mortals lesire :11111 cote it cr every foe
Save death : hut those who doubt or hesitate .
COllllellllled to fallllre , penury and WOl' .
Seek mc III vain and uselessly I iii 111(1 re.
1 allswer 1101 , and 1 return tie IIwre-J. J. 111-
galls .
County Attorney James came
up from halls ] ) City and spent Sun-
day in Humboldt.-Humboldt En-
terprise.
Joy : Andrews , 'Vm. Leyda ,
George li'allstcad and Jess \Thet-
stine were among thc Falls City
Knights who came up to attend
the dedication.-Humbolelt Lead-
cr.
Speaker House showed proper
appreciation of the eternal fitness
of things when he made Mr.
Hanc1 chairman of the house com-
mittee 0/1 / labor.-Humbolc1t En-
terprise.
'rom Hall of Verc1on. Robt.
Cain jr. , of Stella ] ) and Judge 'Vil-
hite of Falls City , were part of
the political crowd from Rich-
ardson county who were hurry-
ing to Lincoln 'rucsc1ay.-Au-
burn Hepublican.
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Sheriff IIossack of Falls City
was here during ( ' week to subpoena -
poena witnesses for the petit and
jury , about forty men in all. ] ] On
account of the bad roads , he did
not find it a Very inviting task.-
Dawson Newsboy.
Should the new redistricting
bill [ ] become a law , Ncmaha coun-
ty will ] ] bc tied up with Richardson -
son county , the two forming one
senatorial district , we will ] ] lose
one representativc. and the float
representative which we have in
common with Johnson county .
The bill ] ] is designed to give the
western part of the state a larger
r'prescntation.-Auburn Beral(1.
A Comtemptible Act
Saturday night 'l'.C. Bronson's
barn at Powhatan was entered
and with some sort of a knife one
of his fine driving horses was
stabbed just back of a front lcg.
The wound narrowly missed the
heart and it is c10ubtf ul if the
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horse win recover. Tar and j
feathers arc too good to waste on .
any man who would maliciously . ;
do an act of this kind. He ought
to he horse whipped.-Hiawatha
'World.
I : . A. Clark and G\lY' Harris
were in halls City Monda on
busincss connected with the Stella -
la telephone compU1) and later in
the week attcnded a Meeting of
the 'relephone Association at
il1coln.-Stella Prcss.
C. A. 1-4arimorc , S. W. Hodges ,
Will Helmick , Will ] ] PearsollJ.V. .
Vaug-ht , C. I - I. 'J'homas , Frank
Helmick and M. II. Vanc1cvcnt-
er attended a meeting- of the 1.0.
O. Ii' lodge at Falls } City last
Friday evcninJ-Ste11a , Press.
Supervisor Atwood returned
from Falls ] ) City Saturday where
he had been attending the mcd- ' ;
ing of thc boarc1. Although a
new man on the board , Mr. At-
wood was made a member of the
bridge cOIt1tnittel' , something
that was never before donc.-
Humboldt Enterprise.
Advertising Pays Ft\.rmers.
A Hig"hlanc1man who does not
sign his name has an article in
the Highland Vidette which
shows how advertising pays a
farm r. 'J'his man had 35 bush-
els of seed potatoes last spring.
He vertised them for sale and
disposed of his entire supply within -
in five days after the paper was
issued. This same man invested
four or five dollars ] ] in advertising
fruit anc1 produce ane- ! . - sold over
$200 worth.-Hiawatha World.
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Dr. Montgomery , J. C. Reim-
ers and M. H. Vandevcntcr were
appointed by the town board last f
Friday evening as a board of
health to take the necessary precautions -
cautions to keep the diphtheria
from spreac1ing. The children of
W 111. Duncan and Mrs. Bcssie
1'homas was quarantined , and no
other children have been cxposed.
Mrs. 'rhomas' house has been
fUt1ug'atec1 twice , as soon as the
c1eath occurcd and immcdiately
after the funeral , anc1 there is
very little hanger that the dis-
ease will ] ] spreild. Little Marguerite -
rite Thomas had diphtheria as
the result of cold and not from r
contagion.-Stea ] ) Press
Have Deepened / Ditche.
J. C. Grableliving' hear Nema-
ha , was in town Alotlday anc1 Wl'
lcarnec1 from him that thc own-
ers of the land along the Ncma-
ha where the big bends are situ-
atcd have lost no time but have
been hard at work up to a couple
of weeks ago cutting the ditches ,
laid out by thc Missouri oxen
team , dceper. All except the cut
across the Lock\\'ood bend , have
been dug down until a rise of a
foot would cause water to run
through thcm. It was impossible
to finish the LockwDOd bend since
the storms as the earth there is of
peculiar formation and would
freeze to the shovels while being
thrown out.-Auburn Republican
