10 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE April 8 , 1904-
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Correspondence
i w News of the County as Told by
m Our Special Correspondents
Ohio.
Eph Peck shelled corn I1onlay.
% ' : Mrs. Dodds . is 011 the sick Hst.
Mary Dodds visited with Sadie
Peck Sunday.
"j l " Chas. Santo , returned from va-
lwta last week.
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a Born , to Frank Lichty and wife
t April 1st , a girl. '
{ John Pourty built a large cat-
tie barn last week.
P. S. Lichty and "Vm. Hunter
shipped a car load of hogs last
week.
11 ' T lie youngest child of W111.
Neighmires died of measles l'1on- '
II day and was buried at the Ger-
man church in Arago precinct.
: Ohio Precinct.
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Wm. Bartletts spent Sunday in
Verd011.
Daisy Peck visited . at G.V. .
Pecks Sunday.
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Jas. Stoudcr visited at Eph
Pecks Sunday.
Emma 1v1cCann visited with 0-
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A. Burk Sunday. ' "
Samuel 1vlcCumbcr visited at
O. A. Burls Sundar.
1\1rs. Wes Ncdrow visited at F.
S. Lichh"s 'ruesc1ay.
A. J4. Kniscly and sister visited
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I with G. W. Pecks Sunday.
Michael Lichty and wife \ ' sit-
1 cd at J. W. Dodds Sunday.
14' H. Rawlinson of Johnstown
Pa. , preached at Silver Creek
Sunday.
A. E. Kniscly closed his school
in Dist. 81 Friday and is now
working for E. ' 1' . Pcck.
A lumber thc young people
of this vicinity attended church
in Fall City Sunday night.
Salem
1\1rs. J. J-I. 'fimmcrman is eli
thc sick list.
1\1-r8' : ' . 'Pattic Harlin has been ill
since Sunday.
Jim and Willie Pearson are reported -
ported quite sick.
- _ lv11's. A. J. Wheeler went to
HUl11boldtVcdnesday. .
Clarence Baldwin was down
froIll Lincoln Saturday.
\V. \V. Wertz and wife returned -
' ed from St. Joe V \ cdnesday.
Chester I-Iarbaugh , Steve Milcs
Bcss Graham and Jessie Page
drove down from Dawson Sun-
day.
day.K.
K. & 14' of S. gave a supper to
their families last Saturday evening -
ing and a short program was rcn-
. dcred.
The Ninth Hour club held a
very pleasant meeting at the
hone of Virginia 1vfead 'l'lmrs-
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day evening. At roll call each
member responded with a piece
of poetry composed by themselves -
selves and thc club organized in-
to a literary socicty. They also
started a chtb magazine of which
each member is the editor of
some subjcct. H frcshl11ents
were served and thc meeting ad-
journcd.
Oeo. Porter came home from
his school duties at Parkvil1c.
lY1o. Friday to remain a couple of
wccks.
Benson Jones and Prank
Hantsma returned to Lincoln
Monday after spending the caster
vacation at homc. -
Our village election passed off
very quietly and avery small vote
was pollcd. Four new members
were elected on thc village board.
On arriving his place of business -
incss Wednesday morning Fred
Boyd noticcd that a board had
been pried off of his chouse
and some meat stolcn.
The N. If. club held their
meeing on Thursday evening of
last week at the ] home of Orrie
French , when a literary program
was rcndcrcd. The members
wcre 'all present and enjoyed an
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interesting c s say on " 'TI 1e
Strength of Pure omanhood"
read by 1v1rs. \V. L. Portcr. : Mrs.
Wheeler gave a talk along thc
line of literary work and some
helpful suggestions for thc advancement -
vanccmcnt of thc club , Dainty
refreshments were served by thc
hostcss.
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Barada.
Born , to \Vm. Dragoo and wife
Friday a nine pound boy.
Ira Presser of Corning , was
looking after business here this
wcck.
A number from here trans-
acted business _ at Falls City Sat-
urday.
The little child of Herbert
Stokes and wife was very sick
this wcck. .
Veterinary Surgeon Scott of
Falls City was hereon professional -
al business 'l'uesday.
Tom Mann of Oxford after an
absence of twenty-t vc years is
visiting old friends herc.
J. H. : Morchcld , wife and
mother of Falls City were pleasant -
ant visitors here Sunday.
'r11Oma blooding and l\'linnic
Stokes left last week for an extended -
tended stay at Palls City.
A number of young people from
this vicinity attended a ball at
Shubcrt Friday cvcning.
The I\Iisses : Smitli and 1'omp-
son were guests at the home of
thc Misses Dragoo , Sunday.
1\'lr. Drag-oo and wife of 'l'ar-
kio , Mo. : , visited a few clays last
week with their son \Vil1iam.
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NEED PAINTING ? f t
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No matter where you have been buying , -
come to us this tilne and let us l7L'llr f ( : , on
the job. Let us show you our latest designs ;
and newest combinations. e will gladly
be of service to you in the selection of your
. \Vall Paper'if you desire. \ \ ' e can furnish
yOU the Plate Chair or Photo Rail Room J '
l\Ioulding and Beading to match our Papers
\ \Te also carry a full line of Mixed .l Paints : , I' '
Lead and Oils , Glass , Varnishes and %
Brushes. it.tt ;
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White's Wall - Paper t.St ; . ; I.
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Falls City , Nebraska . ' I I
fJ $ l tt4 ;
Warren Stokes of Ncmaha City
visited with his old friend Robt.
1-Ioback Sunday.
vII's. Ncttic IIoback of Falls
Cit ) . visited the past week with
1\1r5. Gco. Fra cr.
Emma Schulcnbcrg visited this
week with her sister Mrs. Joseph
\Vatton near Shubert.
Dr. Lecpcr and John Bridgman
will open up a drug store at Nim
CitVc ) wish them succcss.
Election pasRcd off very qme t-
Iy. l obt. I-Ioback , \\'ooding '
and John Mark were elected
members of the town board.
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Patronize rrribune al\.ertisers.
H. R. 1vlcNulty of Stella was
in thc city 1vIonday.
Mrs. 11ary Rowlcy went to
HumDoldt Tuesday aftcrnoon.
-v. H. Morrow of Shubert , republican -
publican candidatc for . , county
attorney , was in the city \Ved-
ncsday.
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JADE AS : MEDICINE.
Used as Remedy for Many Complaints i
by Chinese PhysicIans. ? '
Everything in China , of any rar-
ity is quite certain to be dragged
into the pharmacopoeia of the :
Chinese . Jade is
phJsician. one ex : I
'ption to the rule , says Pr < ? f. Herbert .
bert A. Giles , in the Nineteenth '
Oentury. It may be swallowed asa
a powder , or in little pieces thp
size of hemp seed , for various
stomaehic complaints ; even pock-
marks and scars may be obliter-
ated by being daily rubbed with a '
piece of pure jade. It is also considered -
sidered to be of a very moist na- . '
tllre , and we read of an imperial 1 '
favorite of the eighth century who ;
was cured of excessive thirst by
holding a fish shaped jade in het'
mouth. And so when the tomb of
the great commander , Ts'ao Ts'ao ,
third century , A. I ) . , was opened
200 rears : after his death , among
the usual objects found in such circumstances -
cumstances was a large silver
bowl full of water. That the wa-
ter had not dried up was accounted -
ed for by the presence in the bowl
of a jade boy three feet in heig'ht.
Jade is chiefly brought from the
K'un.lun ' between
, 01' Koulgun , range , -
tween the Desert of Gobi and Thi-
bet ; from Khoten 01' Ilchi in Yar-
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knnd , and from IJfin-t'ien on the }
Belurtagh mountains , still fur-
ther to the west. This Lan-t'ien
has been confused by the Chinese
writers with another I.Jan.t'ien , in
the Province of Shen-Se , near time .
city Qf Rsi-an , whither the Chinese
court fled in August , 1900 , upon
the relief of Peldng. In the tenth
century A. D. , the latter was ac
tually known as the Jade Rillp
district , though it does not apJeal'I )
that any jade bas ever been found ] . , , '
there. , , (
Counting the ChIckens.
People sometimes count their .
chickens before the eggs are laid :
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The Tribune-onlr $ I a , .car
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