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' . . A dressy oxford : makes a good im = ,
ti pressiofu whether the foot be large
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date Styles ill Spring Ox'fords\ve
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iSc 111'1' , ' \\1. , I"ill" rIIl1ul lelt ! Silt 40c 111'1' cwt. , : \liehiwlt Salt .31.541 Ih' r lIarl'l'l , t
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per l'wl. ! "II" , .iut . "ratty , \\Illdlls I'cJ ( ami rOll11ry Food \ , . Ca-.lll : Cor llottrr .
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hmina : \ Simu : ring Spent I . " rl-
day night with her chum 1ltzel
Dund.
\Irs I'Iutuen l : : spent ! Sunday
with her si5t r \ : \\'issingcr. : .
Nellie Dunll and Myrtle Isabel
spent Sunday with friends near
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1lenry Smith and family who
made their hOllh near Blackbird
t Nebraska the past year has returned -
turned S to this o1l1l11tllit : ) ' .
The latter part of the week
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1' a. " while Mrs. JL. roster ! was making
soap one uf till' children succeed-
cd in getting hold of an cmpty
lye l can and , got : sonic of the lye
, into his mOllth. Home remedies
were used HUe ! the little one is
beyond danger.
, 1 : . Fccr ] } arid wife " spent Sun-
day afternoon with \Ir. : and Mrs.
\ Krause.
, \Irs. Simpson , \Irs C.Simpsons
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mother departed front our midst
to the great beyond H her a short
iiJncss. i FU',1ert
.ter1(1 ( ! services wet c
held Sunday at 10:30. :
H. J. Dunn and l family w rc ill
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Pails : City S .I t un 1 ay.
Mr. Arnold and wife spent Sunday -
day afternoon with George DUl'r-
fcldt.
, henry Weick and wife spent
Sunday at the home of H. Duel'-
fclc1t.
lalwar(1 Luhn left sbltte time
ago to 'pcncJ ! the slimmer with his
cousin , Otto hailer it1 thc west-
\'I'I1 part of the statl'
Ida J.tcecy and Katie Heinke
spent last Sunday c'eningwith
Mrs. K Fal1cl' .
a.d SI\"lc s cam ; up from St.
Joseph the 1irst of the week to
attend the funeral of his noel ; .
Mrs. Charlie \ Iett of Ncwkirk
Uld. , is visiting relatives in this
ci ty.
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1)r. Griffith of Preston drew thc
Irish Point = lace handkerchief III f-
elect off ur glhmbcthlcilahan. .
Stanley Wicks returned to Lincoln -
coIn \Vedncsdny after a three
days \'lsit in this city. Stanley
has accepted a position at the
\\'indsol' hotel ill Lincoln.
The \Iisses Stea arts of F c-
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SCl'\'C were in his t city' on'ed -
ueslay.
\ \ 'illardriilr I of , Verdun was in
this city on business ' 'l'ucsda ,
Dr Norrid , n di . : tinguislle(1 sur-
g'con of Indianapolis , is I : \'isitin : !
with hi is nieceIrs. , John Ct'Ook. .
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At the ad\'ance 1 age of seventy
one years John Van Horn closed
the earthly chapter of his life on
Tuesdaytarohi 28th at the County -
ty 110m west of this city. In
his earlier life Mr. Van thorn was
ill good circumstances , having a
goodly share of this carth's rich-
's , but he was numbered among
Life's Unfortunates and - thus
pas'd I his later years in the
County .1Iome.
Thc deccased was well and favorably -
orably known by many in this
city and was a member of thc
Masonic lodg-c. { 'I\11l'ral \ sCl'\'ice
were held \\'eduesday aftet noel t
intermcnt being in thc Sleek l
Ccmctery.
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Baker Citr 1\10" Decmcd the
early death : of thc son of Fred l
l escll. ' 1'hc deceased i was a vk-
tim of consulnption being claim
cd by death at the bright and
promising age of 22 years , The
remains will arrive this , evening
ill this city and interment
will ue the Ducrfl'ldt Cemctery'
t wel'e miles northeast of this
city .
Carl Abers ! , thc twelve year
old son of 2l1's Albers north of
this city died yeste relay morning
after an illness of one weck. The
little boy was taken ( suddcnly ill
and no hopes was entertained of
his reco\ ' n' . 1'he funeral WIll
Ul ! frolll thc Luthcran church
north of this city this afternoon
I at two o'clock Tile 'l'ribunl' 'X-
tcnds sympathy to the heart urok-
ell mother. ,
Cline Wins first Honors.
The nnnllal inter-high school
debate of the southeastern Xc-
ura"ka ; educational association
carne 00at the Palclock opera
house and attracted an audience
which completely filled the place.
The ! al1irmat'c of the question :
"Hcsoh'crl that United States
senators should 1 ue elected by direct -
cct vote 01 ! the pcoph. " was up-
held I by speakers frolll thc schools
of Pawnce City , Wilbur , Falls
City and IlulIluoldt. The nega-
th'e uy speakers frolll Crete Beatrice -
trice , \VYlllorc alHI Nebraska City.
'rhc decision of the judges a
awardcd first honors to the speakers -
ers on thc afiirlllativc side by
unanimous vote. Positions for
indi\'idualmcrit were awarded as
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follows :
First place , hart Clillc of lral1s ;
City ; sccond place , Icon Bailey
of l'-ail'lHI\'Yi I ' ; \ third place , Law- ;
ct'cnceVCa'cl' ; of 13catrice ; fourth
place Fred Arnold of I-Iuttihold
Supcrilltl'ntcnt Stephens of
Lincoln prcsided. 'I'he judgcs
were J. W. CI'ahtre' , pre idcllt
of the state nO\\1Ial iit l" l > ' '
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erintendent A. ] f. Stanley of
l'-dcnd ' , and ( Ned Abbott of l . in-
coIn. T11l < leci l\n of the judge
tact with a popular appro\'al. It
was agreed on the part of the
spcctators that the speaking was
or the highest order e\'Cl' heard
in this city or 011 a similar occasion -
casion
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The Y01111larrie ; < 1 Ladies
Kensing"ton Club ! were royally
entertained on 'I'hursday aftcr-
110011' hyIrs. . John Oswalc1. 'l'he
usual needle work was indulge in
while the tout hsolne refrcshlllcnts
addcd to the aftl'\\won's \ \ pleaslIres.
Nigh School Debates.
l' l'so\'cd ! ; 'hat { Unitcd States
Senators should bc elected by
direct rote of thc people was thc
< lnestioti t of debate at our 11igli
School last Friday 1 evening. : 'l ' lic
afiirmati\'e side won. marl i Clinc
cic"ing' 'first honors Edna Crook
second honors. proceeds of thc
entertainment were to cover thc
expenses of 1arl l ! : Cline their rcpre-
scntatj.c ; at the debate held at
Beatrice Wedncsday of this
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At ; RUlllsey's
' [ 'ucsda\ - ' evening one of thc
lower windows ill the H.amc\ ;
Second Hand store was forced
open and entrance gained to thc
cellar , frolll which they reached
thc rear of the first lIoor. How-
ever thc door leading to thc large
roost was locked and the intruder
gained nothing for his trouble.
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yare , Glassware
Notions , F I 0 It r
and Groceries
12 1 Dinner patterns to Select -
lect from largest stock in
the city. Flour by the car
load every sack.warranteed.
\Ve , want your trade and
will treat you right at
C. M. Wilson
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