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GROCERY :1. :
Fancy und Staple
Groceries
Fruit in Season
Guar.
Satisfaction lI'- .
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Free City Del ivey
Phone 40
Storage for tlousehold
And Other Goods
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Merchants and
Business Men
"Tith hard accounts to collect ,
should place them with
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JOlltl L. Cleaver
JUSTICE of the PEACE
FALLS CITY NEB
For Collection 01' for Suit
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No Attorney Fees on Suits.
Defendant pays all Costs.
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W. H. MADDOX
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Hartfonl Fire Insurance
Lands bought and sold
houses in city for sale
noney to loan
Telephone 178
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Coal is often productive
of considerable heat-- When
it will do the most good.
Telling you that our coal is
better than other coal does
not make it so , but our willingness -
ingness to warrant its lasting -
ing longer and giving more
heat than coal for which you
pay the same money elsewhere -
where ought to have some
weight with the man who
does his own thinking.
MAUST BROS.
Phone 38.
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'I ' lic fish arc biting"
J. " ' . Holt was in Salem on
Monda
Clydc Johnston spent Monday
in Hiawatha.
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Thomas Ball came down
Vcrdon last \Iollday.
Ed Ilayes camc up from St.
Joseph thc first of thc wcek.
\Irs. McCI'ay of Stella visaed
in this city luring thc week.
Pearl Prater and Katherine
Crauill'isited in Salem Sunda ) ' .
George Ictiler of Vcrdon transacted -
acted business tn this city Tues-
day.
] ( : C. Clc\'eland 1 attended to busi-
ness in Salem the first of the
week.
Iay l\Ic'crs and William Ca rico
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were Salem visitols"'thc firrst of
the week.
udg-c Kcllig-ar of Auburn pre-
sided in hc loea'l court room
T\Ionday. 1
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Judge Kcllig-ar granted two
( divorcc Monday in thirty two
m i nu tcs.
Mr. and \Irs. J.V. . 1'owlc 01
Omaha arc visiting relatives in
this city.
Fenl Giannini was It D.&i\L
passenger for Kansas City on
Monday of this wcek.
Dr8. Fast and Burchard made
a professional trip to St. Joseph
T\Ionday aftcrnoon.
Oliver Stoug-hton left on the
JI. P. Monday afternoon for St.
Antoine , New 1\Icxico.
A large crowd from Falls City
will attend thc Tunes band con-
cert in Iiawatha J the 15th.
\Ir. and i\lrs. CharlesIettz : returned -
turned to Ncwldrk , Oklahoma
after a tell day's visit in Falls
City.
Nobody ever suspicioncd that
E. H. tl'owlc was more than suc-
ccssful business man If thc rc-
call1paig-n hasen proved him to
bc one of thcshrcwdcst politicians
in thc city wc don't want a ccnt.
Anyone who witnessed the act.
idty of Joe Miles in thc munici-
pal campaign must have wondcr-
ed where thc mews heard its
"ugly rl1mors" about thc deal ' between -
twecn this paper and thc local
telephonc Company.
Sometimes things arc not what
they sccma ; halls : City young lady
was conversing with her fiance a
1\11' Rose , and in thc conversation -
don related thc fact that one of
her lady friends was trying her
hand at raising chickens. "I
don't think that I would enjoy
that" , continued the young lady
all u Unconscious I . \'ould much
prefer raising roses" . The young
man is i still wondering-
A Nebraskan's Success.
Chas , l\lagoon. formerly of
Lincoln "has arr \'cd" .
i\Iagoon was taken into thc
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Just think of it we are not closing out our ,
stock of Implements at cost But \ve have some .4' Ii !
Bargains to offer below cost and \ve invite you : ;
to come in and see us we carry the biggest and . :1 :
best line of Farm ImpDments , WindmilsCtoeam ! i I )
Seperators. Pumps , Buggies , Carriages , Spring a If .
Wagons , and Lumber Vvagons. When in need .t
need of any of the above call and see us our I
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war department in an important
capacity several years ag-o. He
became prominent though a brief
written for thc use of thc senate
in its disposition of our insular
possessions. Now the President !
has appointed him governor of
thc Panama l canal zone at a sal-
ary of S17.500 , board , keep , house
rent and traveling expcnse
Iag-oon was not considLi
much of a lawyer in Lincoln , but
events often prove t hat \I you never -
cr can tell till you try. "
Russell ) Sage In Retiree
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'rhc announccment of thc retirement -
tiremcnt of Russell Sage from
Vail street at thc age ofSS must
arouse curiosity as to his plans
for hc t retraining mon th or years
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of his 1ife. " 'Vhat can hc do with
himsclf now that JIC can no longer -
C1' read the long tape as it is
thrown ofT by ticker ? 'Yhat bas
hc left to live for ?
Beginning enrossingtask :
of earning a living 1 : as an errand
boy in his brothcr's store in 1'roy
hc has gone on with Sii increas-
ing- devotion to busincss. In his
early years hc found tinge to serve
as Alderman and Member of Con-
g-rcss. But since his remo ' : al to
New York , forty years ago hc
has no hours to waste on such
iooIishness. All of his energies
have been centered on the Stock
gxchange. lie has thought and i
clone nothing but busincss. Hc
has taken up no avocation for his
leisure , because hc has had no
leisurc. Vacations , oIsserted in
a recent magazine : article , were
from thc dcvil. lIc has not had
one in thirty years.
Darwin confessed with grief in
his later years that hc had lost
his power of enjoying music and
poetry. Russell Sage con d makc
a far more sweeping confession
with thc additional difference
that hc would see no reason to
grieve over his atrpohicd
lifc. He has had no interest in
I any of thc arts or in out-of-door
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sports' With a frankness which
is refreshing hc has expressed
his contempt for the wealthy
mcn who dissipate their miiill ions
in philanthropic or charitablcen-
terpI ises. By a long and severe
course of training hc has madc of ,
himself a mere business machinc
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a human cash reg-ister.
lie has gut himself off frolll all _
thc important pI.asc of life save . ; . . ! i
one , just as surely as if he had V.
spout hiss cars in exile in a S ' - . . ,
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brrian mine. 1'ltc woe pronounced -
ed uy Isaiah against them that
join house to house , that lay
field to field till there bc 'no place
that they may uc placed alone in
thc midst of thc earth , has been
visited upon this naITo\Y-mindell
millionaire though he may be unconscious - J
conscious of thc fact. Time pen-
alty of such a career lies in the .
thc withered life which is its . . .
fruit. And unlike thc sentence !
of the law , this punishmcnt by H
nature can never uc evadcd. K. "
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STANTON -
REFRACTION
R.L.Baumont , M. D. , II
Sixth & FelixSt.Joseph
Formerly eye and ear specialist - . : .
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Eye Glasses c'
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Old Time Prices ! I .
First Class Apple Trees and 9ti
the finest Budded Pcach
Trees at 10 cents each or
SS.OO per hundred.
These trees arc all grown in ,
thc Nursery at Falls City. They
arc first class in every rcspect. .
Sale ground one block north of "
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court housc.
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