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Special Pric s
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WI son 9 S
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Fire Proof Cooking Ware
Cheaper than yon ever
bought it.
All Our Indian Baskets
- I at , reduced prices.
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A full line of
China and Queensvare
. I in plain white and dec-
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) or I
" Sec the goods we sell at ;
5 , 10 , 15 and 25 Cents
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Examine I the stock be-
fore - YOU do . "our
buying
C. M. Wilson
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lOcDoz0 1 .
DOES THAT LOOK
GOOD TO YOU
Here Is Some =
thing Better
Our CREAf\S and
CHOCOLATESNut Taf =
fies and OLD FASHION
ED BUTTER SCOTCH
Oranges
Bananas
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And Our
AGENT CiGAR i
The best 5 cent Smoke
on Earth. Try It.
; Sowles
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i DON'T DO IT !
It dun't pay ! Don't send
away for Nursery Stock !
; The best trees , thc finest I
fruits , thc best results are
i ohtail1cd by purchasing trees
! of thc FAI.4LS CITY NUl
: SERY. A large stock of
: choice home \ grown trees to
i select fro\11. Lowlpriccs for
i High Grade Trccs.
t \VM. nOHLER , Proprietor
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' . . Verdon.
. John Combs of Missouri is here
. visiting relatives.
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Mr.Vhi tman has sold his fur-
niture store to Vcach & Son.
'I hey will move it in with their
hardware store , and will invoice
next i\Ionday.
I. A. Kinse\ and wife were
in Stella Saturday and Sunday.
E. 1'1. \Vhcatlc\ was in Falls ]
City on business 'I lTesd ay.
\rivian Mayficl(1 and : Ha : ) ' mend
Kinscy were Stella visitors Sat-
urlay.
Mcetings at the Congregational -
al church commenced li ' ebruary
1 < J. An evangelist and singer
are conducting the scn'icl's.
Miss Dillow of Dawson was in
town rl'uesday.
1lrs. Foutch is improving slow-
ly at this writing.
i\Irs. Clydc Harden visited thc
high school Tuc'llay.
Dan Griffiths , Clint and Chas.
Burns attended the debate at
Dawson Friday e\'cning'
A debatc was held at Dawson
Friday evening 1'cb. 1i , between
the Dawson and Verdon high
schools. rl'he question < ! for debate
was proposed by Dawson and was
Resolved-That the United State
as a nation interested in the wel-
fare of all natIOns should stop
the It < ; so-J a panesc war Thc 1
: julges : were 1rs. Chas. Humph-
rey of crdon , Mrs Judd of Daw-
II son and Prof. Feuerstein of Sa-
lem.t ' he attendance was large ; .
I thc opera house in \ \ ' hich the de-
I bate was held being : well filled.
I i\Iany were present from sur-
rouncli1lg' ' towns and country.
The judges decidcd in favor of
\rerdoti. Thc arguments'ere
well presented } .1n both sides but
it was evident Yerdon was too
stroh : . ! for Da \'son. These debates -
bates arc held as an educational
stimulus and we think h they meet
thc object for w-hich they arc
held , when properly cunducted as
, this one was. There is a great
debating spirit now passing over
thc country among the high
schools and the rivalry ! is sharp
but harmonious. 'Ye will hear
the debate on the Railroad question -
tion at Falls City , March 10.
Ohio Precinct.
Jennie Burk visited with Ethel
Peck last Friday.
\Vm. cichick went to Omaha
Tuesday to attend a cattle salc.
Mr. and \11'5. : Willis Yodcr and
baby Sundaycd with Mr , Yoder's
father.
A. E. Knisley was a guest at
Gco. \V. Pecks Sunday.
\1rs. J. A Stouder was on thc
sick list the first of the wcek.
John Pappcnhagg'en was a visitor -
itor i at \11' Peck's rl'ucsday.
Sa m ' 1 Macotuber was a guest
at O. A. Burk's , Sunc1ay
i1rs , Lcopo1c1 F'et.ncr : is spend-
ing' the week near Preston with
her mother , Mrs. Dcuchlcr.
Master Wilbur Falskcl1 is on
the sick list.
Daisy Peck was entertained at
G. \V. Pecks , Sunday.
\11' . and 1rs. Jas. Gilmore and
son Allen of Verdun spent Sat-
urda\ and Sunday with 1\Irs.
Gilnorc's parents , David Yoder
and wife.
? sIr. I and 1\lrs. Lloyd Morris of
Stella spent \Vcdneselay at \Vm.
Hoppc.
1\rs Ed Morgan spent a few in
Falls City visiting with fricnds.
Mr and 1\1 rs. Chas. Harkcn-
y.
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Joint Stock Sale ! j . .
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\\'c will sell at Yoek 1 Lippcld's farm resid ( nee 011 the
\\'e St side of Fall ; ! = > ( 'its , on ' , I
'f ,
Saturday , March 4 , 1905 i
At (0 i o'clock a. n1. , the following 'dcscribed property :
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13 Head of Cattle
Consisting of 5 thoroughbred Shorthorn cow two of ,
which are splendid milkcrs , i yearling heifer , i Short-
horn buH coming t.wo years old ; i bull calf , i heifer '
calf. Pedigrees furnished for above. 3 extra good
milk cows , I steer calf.
sa r 7 L' , .j iiV _ u '
8 Mead of IIOrSeS
c work mares comin ' 5 and 6 cars old , weight :
t about 1100 t and 1200 1 pounds ; 5 colts ; , :1 : coming 3 y'ars ( if
old , a : : ! bCo1. . \Vca\'l'r , f b\ . ' Frank \Vilson' line clriv-
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" horse Ida\'an colts.
ing" , 2 '
5 Brood Sows due to pig ; in ApriL I
. Two 1 2-horse carriag'cs , ( . . hainpioll I11U\y ( ' 1' good as ;
1 n'w , ncw hay rake , cultivator , harrow , lister and drill ' j
combincd , cncl , ; atc sceder , ) -shovel g trclcn plo\\ ' , Wlr- '
den harrow , gTindstone , incubator and : brooder , hoh ) i
r slcd , hay rack , wood rack and rock hed , bwn : ; \\'ing' ,
! i ] awn seLlee" Lens hay < and housdlOld ! . ! 'oods.
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TEl j1S OF SAL.E.- sums of $ 10 : and tinder I : \
cash ; all sums ewer $10 i a credit of q months will be
given on bankahle note withouL interest \ ! if paid \vlull ] '
< : clue ; if noL paid when due lopeI' I cent will IH charie(1 /
. fi oat date of salc. .1. I- p.r C'l1t off for cash. ; \ ( ) goods I
to he removed " until settled I for. r , '
i W. P. Fers . J. A.Lippold 7r
C II. MAi:1'JAct. . . 1. II. \i " aiiri.\I : " . Clerk - .
. . . . ' ; r5A . . . f7"fl.l ! ( 'l.f . $ ! { um : :5 I
dorff spent 'rhmsdilY at \\Tm.
Kcn topps.
\Irs. Emil Krau has bcen
sick with the Lagrippc the past ;
week.
Freel Steinbrink b able to be
up attain : after l severe sickness.
Ivan Kellar and Han'ey Peck
visited at g Pecks , Sunday.
\Vm. Hutchison is counted
among thc sick this wccle .
Morgan and Greene ; uld shipped
a carload of cattle to Kansas City I
Wcdncsday evening. :
Clay Peel spent Wedncsday in
Falls City with his sister \lrs. :
W. K Kniht. :
\1r. and \1rs gph. Peek visited -
ed with S. H Kniscly's \Vedncs- :
day
day.S.
S. II Kniscly is very sick this
wecl
Louis \Verncr visited with his
sister \Irs. cichick Sunday
Fred Albers is able to go to
school again after a few \vecks
sickncss.
A great many of thc farmers of
this vicinity are shelling and delivering -
livering their corn while the
price is 'good.
Ncttie O'1\ara went to Rube to
attend thc funeral of her little
nephew.
G. \\l. Peck visited with his
father WelIlesday.
fl
'Ni ! i in. 111svi } re.
\Vindel Gt'rwkk shipped two
C ill' loads of stock to St. Joe Mon-
da ) ' .
\lessrs Scholl and lIerhster i
hipped a car load of cattle to"
St. Joe Monday.
Will % ubrick wife , and children
of Verdon s1elitSnnday re I- ' "
at'cs at this place.
Several of our young folks at-
tell cle(1 a lance at thc Darada hall
Saturday evening. : N
frank Gerwick and family cn- 1
tertained a number of their
friends at their home Friday C\-
enin : . ! . 't ' he young folks spent "
the evening in dancing' . All report -
port a jolly good : ti lI1e ,
Several of the neighbors spent
Sunday evening : at the hOll1c.of
.
H. inkc. I
'l'hc teachers rcading circle
met at thc home of R .1. Dunn'p
'p
Frilay c\'ening' y !
1:11111Vlmeeler called on Byron
Dunn Saturday c\'ening'
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Card of Than ks.
\Ve desire to express our hcart-
4.clt thanks to all who so kindly
offered sympathy and help to us
in our sorrow for the death of
our son and . - , \ . and '
1lrs. ' 1' 1 . P. Naylor and family.