Twice Told Tales
Postmaster Crook uf Falls City
as in town Saturday. lie had
card of the line new postofiice
e are to have and came up to
e about the chances for having
'al1s City annexed as a suburb
f IIumbolelt.-lIumholdt gnter-
rise.
Id Furrow , son ! of 1\11' Frank
Furrow northwest of town met
vith an unfortunatc accident
uesdaHe was standing on a
torso power driving the horses
vhilc sonic men were sawing
\'ood at his home and while thus
tt1g-aged his left foot was caught
n some cog wheels and badly
: rushed.- Humhu1tll St ttldard.
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1\1. E. Cowa has resig'l1ed his
) osition with the Ward Bridge
:01l1pany of this city and has en-
the employ of the Gillilian Bridge
: ompany of Falls 1 City. His work
will bc in Oklahoma , t.ut he will
probably not move his family
from the chy . -'re umseh Chief-
tain.
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l ir. and Mrs. .J. K. McDowell
arrived from Pawnee City , \Yed-
ncsda , and this city will he their
future home. Mr. McDowell has
associated himself with C. W.
Ramsey in the drug business in
this city. During the time that
Mr. and Mrs. McDowell resided
in 'l'ecumsch the\ made many
friends who will welcome them
back. -'l'ecumsl'h Clticftain.
1\lrs. J. J. Bl'Own tripped and
fell while about her household
Unties Monday morning and sus-
bincd a fracture of the right
arm' just above the wrist. Dr.
\Vag-g-ener set the inj.trec1 mem-
her and the patient is now g-et-
ling along nicely. 'I'his is the
third time for 1\1rs. Brown to sus-
tain broken hones by falling in
about as man ) ' years.-1)a vsou
Newsboy.
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udolph Vertislm managed to
cut ofT thc end of one of his lin-
g'ers while working about the hn
shop thc first of the week dnd is
not enjoying the experience af
much as some mig-ht.-Humboldt
Lcader.
11rs.Y.1. . String-ficld went to
l'-alls ' City 'I'ucsday to visit until ,
the following day with E. P.
String-Held and lamily f , , \'herc
she and her husband left for Ge-
ne\'a. 'l'hey will reside on one
of their farms near there , and
ol1ie String-field and wife will
live ) with thcm.-Stella Press.
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1\rs. S. L. Knox and Miss Viola
Cro/Tord / of this city and \Vm.
Cro fiord / and wife and Albert
Mayer and wife of near Howe attended -
tended thc marriage ofV ill
Wamsley and Miss Maud heck
at Falls City Wednesday evening
Miss CrofTonl will visit at Falls
City until nl'xt wcck. She and
: [ r. \Vamslc\ are cousins.---Stella
Press.
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Fricnds of S. B. Rice section
foreman at this place will be I >
pleased to know that tl c Burling--
tun has recognized his efficient
service of the past , with a pro-
motion to the place of road mas-
ter with hcadquartcrs ( at Tccum-
seh. 'rhis place has been vacant
for sc\'cralmonths , thc duties being -
ing- looked : after by Trainmaster
Bracken of Table [ { ock. The
new position brings quite an increase -
crease in i salary amid 1 less arduous
duties , so is warmly welcomed by
Mr. Rice. l Hc left at once for
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'rccumsch but his family will not
move until thc present term of
school is out.-lIumbolclt Leader.
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BWf'I'HI { 01111 WI'l'1I0U'f 111\ : [ .
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A Reserve man is accused of
dcscrting" his wife and small
children and going to Kansas
City - , where there is said to be an-
other woman in thc casc. Isis
wife has had to take in.ashing
ever since she movcd to Reserve
and will probably bc bctterolT for I
not having to help support her
husband - IHawathaVorld
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1I1fs EASILY GUI.I.HD.
A farmer living near Borton
docs not take a pa pcr. Hair '
grows on his tceth. Hc has not
taken a hath for twelve ycars.
Hc calls It thc drugstores and
pays a quarter for an almanac.
Every swindler takes him in.He is
a lunch for the snide lightening
rOIl agent and cloth peddlcr. The
butchers charge him - 30 cents a
pound for liver , and when in
town he walks in the middle of
the street because he thinks they
charge toll for walking on thc
sidewalk.- Horton Com mercial.
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"A BUNCH OIL KIDS. "
Probate Judge Ham preformed
his first double ! wedding Fcl > u-
rary 21 when he married Miss
Dora Estc11a 1\'lrtin. aged 15 , to
EdgerV. . Sandprs. and Daisy
May Martin , aged H , to John H.
Carder. All thc young people
live at Hiawatha but Carder
whose honk is at \Yhiting- The
same day Miss Minnie Deanag-ed
17 , was married by Judge llaJl1 to
Bert ? I. Poland. Both live at
i'ain'iew. Thrcc marriages in
one day , with the brides aged respectively -
spccth'ely 15 , H and 17 is a good !
enough record for any probate
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judg-c and Judge Ham is quit ( : - : -t
proud of it.IIiawathaYorIel. . ' , - -
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SAI.H ADS IN 't'III'OiLD I'AII i
During this season 'rhe \Yorld
printcd 47 sale bills. 'rwo years
ago an enterprising farmer dccid-
cd it would he a good plan to .
print his entire sale bill on one
page of 'l'heVorle1. . He did so
and the sale paid him well. One
or two others followed his lcad.
In 1904 , twelve farmers used ! a
whole page apiece in The 'World . -
to aclverti their sales and in ' I
c\'cry instance ; unless there was
exceptionally bad weathcr. the - - - . '
sales surpa5secl thcirexpectations.
Out of the 50 bills printed by The - " t
World this year , 27 of them were .
printed entire in Thc \Vorll. The
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advertising proved of such value , ( ' "
that without doubt nest year
nearly every farmer who has a
sale will Lave 1m complete bill
put in 'rhc World , which reaches
more Drown county people than
he could possibly send his bills to
J. W\ ' . Walters had his sale bill '
printed in this paper and the tot-
al proceeds of the sale were 83005
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A big crowd . of buyers was prl'S- 1
ent. Six head of mules old for .
an average of 5181 apiece' Intelligent - .
tellig-ent ad\'crti..itlg' always pays. .
-Hiawatha \Vorid. . . '
The fa rmintrs of l ichanlsc\ ' t
County would do well to follow - - -1
the example of those in Bro vri"
C0untfor if it pays the1ll , it will _ _
par YO\l. Try : it once. j - . "j
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\Vanted.- : t
I have a very liberal proposi- -
lion for sonic rood : man who I
wants to break up about twelve
acres of timber 'Ianel.
L' . F. Reav i s.
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