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of Boys clothing which we are
selling at reduced prices. We are
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ANOTHER . WAY OUT 01" l't ,
An Atchison man was recently
asked by his wife to whip a man
"But I can't do it" the husband
replied ; "he's too big. You whip
his wife. " -Atchison Globe
J. A. Varner , : M. P. agent at
Falls City was in town Sunday
inspecting the freight division.
So far as we could learn he returned -
turned without it.-Auburn Republican -
publican
: Mrs I : Major Keeling and Miss
Miller of Falls City attended the
funeral of Mrs. C. M. Eberly
Tuesday.Hiawatha Worlci
The deceased was born in Falls
City in the year of 1853.
AGAIN BEGGING FOR PLUG 'tRAIN.
Those Fall City people cat' 't
give up hope. The merchants
there have signed a petition to
be presented to the officials of
the road , praying that the ends
of the two' 'plug" runs be located
at Falls City One "plug" runs
from Auburn to Omaha and the
other from Hiawatha to Kansas
City. It is doubtful it there will
be any change.-Hia watha
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The following Falls City peo-
ple came over to Hiawatha Sat-
rday to hear Innes : Irs. C. M.
Wilson and daughter , Anita , Mrs. .
Ii' . Martin and daughter , Helen
Katherine Crabill , Pearl Prater , '
Elva Sears , Jennie Bucher , Grace
Bucher , Nellie Jennings , Pearl
Jones , Ollie Jones , and Hay NIey-
ers , William Carico , Fred Sebold ,
Clearence Smith , Sidney Lapp ,
Fred Cleveland , Max Werner ,
Karl Sedlmayr l . 'al1s City peo-
ple never fail to turn out for any
good attraction. - Hiawatha
World
THE NEW CONGRESSMAN ?
With the calling of the special
election for congressman to fill
the Burkett vacancy the congres-
sional campaign in this district
may be . said to have definitely
opened. That Lincoln will make
a desperate effort to retain this
office within the corporate limits
of that city goes without saying ,
and is more of a certainty than
twice two makes four. To this
no one can make legitimate objection -
jection on the theoretical grouud
of equality before the law or the
right of any citizen in any place ,
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in the district to aspire to any
office within the gift of the peo- . .
pIe. But on the basis of common
fairness : , of equity between men ,
of knowing when one has his
share and more ; of recognizing
that one of the lines of demarca-
tion between man and swine is
that the latter want to stand in
the trough as well as to"eat from
it-on these reasonable grounds
a Lancaster county candidate for
congress is asking for the apple ,
the paring , the seed and any
chance worm that may have in-
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vaded the fruit while hanging on
the tree or resting in cold stor-
age. A list of good things polit-
ically held by Lancaster citizens
would be too long for publication
\n \ 'rhe ribune. Beginning with
the United States senate and for-
eign embassies , through many : ;
minor holdings of public office of
more or less importance. Lan-
caster is true to the origin of her
amc-she might well be called
the "House of Lancaster , " or to
modernize the expression , the
"State of : ancaster" would not
come amiss. +
None of these honors are begrudged -
grudged by the outlying "coun-
try"-rather do wc all take pride
in the high ability and forcefulness -
ness of the men whom Lancaster
has furnished for important pub-
lic service - but in Heaven's
name , is there not some point
where it may be said , "It is
enough ( " Does not that point
lay just a little this side of the
place where Lancaster gets everything -
thing ? . The question answers
itself and requires no argumcnt.
It is for the counties of this district -
trict outside of Lancaster to say
I courteously , but firmly , that. the
coming congressman from this
district must be a resident of some
other section of the district than
Lancaster. The outside counties
have the power , if they will ex-
ercist it , and if they fail to stand
pat and firm on this occasion they
will have frittered way the opportunity -
portunity in twenty years and
closed the door of opportunity
against themselves for ten or
. twenty years to come.-Nebraska
City Tribune. '
The Very Best Remedy for Bowel Tro'J-
bles-No Family Can Afford To
De Without It.
"I regard Chamberlain's Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
as one of the very best remedies
for bowel troubles" , say : Mr J.
W. Hanlon , editor of the De-
spatch Ocil1a , Georgia "I make
this statement after having used
the medicine in my fanily for sev-
eral years. I am never without
it. " No family can afford to be
without a bottle of this remedy
in the house. It is certain to be
needed sooner or later. For sale
by Kerrs Drug Store
E. WALKER
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Office over Cleveland's Store
Hours from 1 to 2 ; 7 to 9
Phone 170
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Office at Residence
Office Hours : 8 to 10 a. m. ;
I to 3 p. m.
1Irs. Barry Jones of Verdon
was the guest of Coon Prichard
and family over Sunday
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