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i G A. Jorn of crdon transact-
cd business in this city \Vedncs-
day.
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It i1 ! bad business when you
bet $25 on thc shooting tourtia-
Inept and losc.
a ' Mr. Grecnwald was a B. & 1\1.
1 passenger for Salem thc fore
1 part of thc wcck. I
1 \Vill Price and family of Indiana -
diana arrived yesterday and cx-
{ wet to make this their future
homc. Mrs. Price is a sister of
1\1rs. Sperry of this city.
It is not pcanut politics. It is
not factionalism of which this
community i has grown very t i rcd.
It is not personal ambition.
Rather it is a business proposi-
tion. The city's best intertsts
The general wclfarc. As such
which shall it hc , Dorring-ton or
Le\'da ?
Hc\ Smith conducted services
at the Methodist Church in Rube
last Monday c'cningand hc was
gorce tcd by a large audicncc.
' ' this
Those who attended from
city were Misses Clara Tanner ,
Antc'.ia Shu1t : , and May \laddox.
Mmcs. Dietsch and Himmelrdch
and l\lcsscrs Ii' Cleveland and
John llu tch i n g-s.
cfractionist I R. L. t
will pay IllS next visit to Falls
City March 31 and April 1st. 1 Hc
wants to lit as ninny ladies this
trip as he did men the last visit.
Ladies get a large lens , bifocal
glasses for reading , sewing , dish
washing , sweeping , shopping and
for watching onc's ncighbors-
they are solid comfort. 12-2
Drs. Rusti nand Riley of Oma-
ha were in consultation with Drs.
Miner and Houston Wednesday' '
at thc bedside of Mrs. Houston
who continues very ill. DrHile
is a Dawson boy and thc nephew
of L A , I yan. It is a matter of
pride to his many friends here
that hc has achieved such great
success in Ills chosen profession.
1'le : Stella womaus club : that
llrs.Vheeler ( Maude Slocum )
tells about is our kind of a wom-
an's club. Starting with ten
Inembers a yea ago , it has u p-
to late increased its membership
by six babies. The attention of
Special Prices
AT
Wilson's
Fire Proof Cooking Ware
Cheaper than you ever
bought it.
All Our Indian Baskets
at reduced prices.
. A full line of
China and Queens\vare
in plain white and dec-
orated.
See the goods we sell at
5 , 10 , 15 and 25 Cents
Examine the stock be-
fore you do your
buying
C. M. Wilson
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the president should be called to
this.
this.A.
A. Weaver has gone to Penn-
to look after tl.c interest of thc
Meycrs estate of which he is cx-
ccutor.
Wanted , to pasture 25 head of
cattle , tame grass , live l water and
sait.-G. A. Jom , Verdon , Neb-
raska.
'l'hos. Halt of Verdon was in
this city luring the week.
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A Great Band.
Innes ilnd His Great hand will
play at the famous festival at
Bethany colleg'e. 'L'he expense
of the band is $750 a day. It will
be seen that stopping the band
in Hiawatha is a great fI\'or. for !
even with a packcd house the :
hand Cid1't hope to make expenses. .
" 2 'cribvll ) is going ' to be at thc
concert who can possibly get away -
way from home and store and in
from the country for to hear this
great band is ali event of a lifc-
time. Don't forget day and place
and dilute to Hiawatha , Saturday . .
aftcrltoQn , April 15.
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Foot Crushed By Train
Robert Moore , a colored boy
living I in Humboldt attcmpted to
board the second section of a
Missouri Pacific freight train I
known as number \\Tpflca\ " '
morning with disastrous result.
The train was going through
with stopping and was running
at a high rate of speed , The
young" man attempted to get on
the front platform of the way car
but his hold on the iron railing
slipped and he fell benca the
wheels. His right foot was so
terribly crushed immcdia ) below -
low the ankle that amputation
was nccssarr. He was conveyed
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to the Mercy hospital where the
operation was pre form d. The
chances for recovery are good.
but accident wilt leave the young
man hopelessly crippled for life.
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Elks Lodge Assured.
G. E. Hall has received word
from i\r. [ 'l'ct\lor of Omaha that
the application for an Elks lodge
charter in Falls City had been
acted upon favorably by the grand
lodge officers in Indianapolis ,
The laws of the lodge do not per-
mit the granting of a charter to
any city of less than five f thous-
and iihabitants. , The grand
lodge omicers were satisfied from
their investigation ' into the local
census , the vote at the last gen-
eral election and the post office
receipts that Falls City was eli-
g'ible. hence the favorable act-
ion. The instillation will take
place some time in l\Iay.
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Golden Wedding.
The members of the Christian
church VcrdOI1 and friends an'
relatives of Mr. and l\Irs. A. \V.
Frank met at the church of 1\Ion.
afternoon in commemoration of
the golden wedding anniversary
of that worthy couple. Re\.Aten
the minister of the church escort-
cd the couple to the pia Herm amid
congratulated them on their
many years of wedded bliss , 1\Ir.
Frank was presented with a gold
headed cane and his wife with a
ten dollar gold piece and a fine
drawn work terpicce. Rcv.
McElroy brother of Mrs. Frank
by request thanked the guests
for their kindness. A number of
those present had lived in this
county county since before 1860
and time ) ' all had something to
say of pioneer life.
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JOHN WILSON '
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TIle Leading ' - . . '
Merchaixi Tailor
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GENTLEflEN Your attention
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is invited to our new l i ne of spring
Woolen exclusively ! for 111 ell'S
wea. .
As ill tile past ; our prices viII be
Illoderate , our ailll being to give
tIle best value for the lowest pos =
Bible price. Ail inspection is respectfully =
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pectfully solicited before buying
esew ere.
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Fine Dress Suits a Specialty
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I Wilson the Tailor :
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Attention Farmer I
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Don't forget that Werner , Mositnan & Co f
carry a full line of farm Implements , wind . > iills , I
pumps and fitting. When in need of a new
Windmill or pump don't forget \ve are always
ready to put up mills and repair your pumps. ;
We are also agent for W. S. Cline Copper Cable ;
lightning rods and our prices are right. Call
and see us when in need of any of the above.
We also carry a full line of Buggies , Carriages
Spring wagons , and lumber wagons and have
some bargains to offer in this line. Call and - -
see us before purchasing. Yours Truly o
WERNER ! MOSI-
MAN & . CO. v.
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G. J. Crook was a Lincoln vis-
\Vcdnesday. .
The M. P. official werein this
city 'rucsday. ,
Mr. Easley made a busiuess
trip to Salem on Monda ) . .
1\Irs. Allspaugh who has been
visiting with her sister Mrs.
Frank Brcnizer left Monday after-
noon for Humboldt.
Mrs Sam Stewart returned to
Reserve Sunda ' after spending a
few day with , her parents , Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Dc\Vald.
One of our employees listened
to the old story of the blind little
God Cupid , and departed with an
employee of the Journal. Thus ,
it can be related , that once upon
a time The Tribune and The
Journal got tOg'cther. (
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