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I July 8 , 1904 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
LOCAL AND IPERSONAL. ( . .
' . King's for Hammocks.
Watch the Tribunes watch.
a King's for good soda wa.ter.
4r Mrs. Minnick is visiting in
, Hi. watha.
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Mrs. Brel11zer went to Auburn
Saturday.
KatIe Kaiser is visiting in
I Nebraska City .
Ruby Jones is visiting with
' friends in Rulo.
. Anna Poteet is visiting wi th
relatives in Atchison.
J. G. Smith came down from
1 ' Dawson last 'fhursday.
Tom Brown of Humboldt
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spent Friday in this city.
1 : Its a guaranteed gold case and .
,1 ' an elgin movement. Isn't It
' , w \ worth a guess.
° \\Te have no farmer editors.
j Some papers have nothing else.
iM Hal Sowles of St. Joseph spent
Sunday and Monday with his
f parents.
: George Boone and wife of St.
: Joseph are visiting relatives in
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. this city.
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Frank Pecht of St. Joseph is
" . . visiting . with his parents in this
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Did you ever win in a guessing
i. contest ? It may he your turn
. \ now. Watch the watch.
; L. C. Davenport and Schuyler
' " Burson of Shubert were in town
,
last Saturday.
John Ahern , sr. of Shubert
made a business trip to Falls
City on Saturday.
Minnie Swisegood and Syh'a
Cline of Verdon were Falls City
' visitors last Friday.
The power house of the Doug-
lass mill is nearing completion
and before many days the public
can see the wheels.go rounc1.
John Nulk and wife and J. C.
Martin and wife were a fishing
party the Fourth that caught the
. . inspiration of the day if nothing
,
else.
Ward Knight and wife , Will
Uhlig and wife were followers of
Isaac 'Vatton in pursuing the
gentle art of fishing on the
Fourth. As usual nothing was
doing.
Have you a bed of nasturtiums
. or a row ' of sweet peas along your
hack fence ? You are not "in it"
if you ha\'n't. Falls City has
some very pretty yards this year.
Mrs. J. \Y. Holt leads with roses ,
lrs. Sandusky's crimson rambler
is a Beauty and Mrs. ' Isham
. ' Reavis would take > the prize for
. a "Jack" rose Mrs. Kidder
probably has the finest collection
of varieties of flowers. It is
a treat to see her yard in the
eaaly summer. By the way is i
everybody stIll competing for the
prizes awarded by H. C. Smith.
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Where is the fellow who pre-
dicted a dry year ?
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Henry Leslie of Shubert was
on the streets of Falls City Sat-
urday afternoon.
Dr.R.P. Robertsdentist
over Kings Pharn1acy.
You ' get value received in the
paper. It doesn't cost you any-
thing to get the watch.
Dr. A. Gaiser , dentist , office
over Richardson County bank.
Phone No. 248. 23-tf
Mrs. Elliot and child of Atchison -
son are the guests of \Vm. : Ell-
shire and family.
\Ve are still making special low
prices on cured meats and lard.-
Coupe & Thornton.
Mrs. H. Ward of Tecumseh ,
one of the prominent club women
of the state , is the guest of Mrs.
Gilligan.
\Vhat's in a name ? Our base
ball boys went up against : avoir-
dupois and not troy weight on the
Fourth.
Mrs. Henry Meyers who has
been seriously ill for several days
is now convalescent under the
care of Dr. Houston.
\Ve kill all our own mcats.
therefore we can supply you , with
the best the market affords.-
Coupe & Thornton ,
There will be German services
at the Brethren church on next
Sunday at 2:15 : p. m. conducted
by Rev. A. Kohler.
Services at the Baptist church
as usual on next Sunday morning
subject- "Sheperd or Hireling ,
which ? " E'cl1ing"The Inner
Life of Christ. " All arc invited.
H. Selinger.
Services as usual at the Brethren -
ren church next Sunday. ReEd \ ' .
Ed Burnworth formerly uf this
place but now of Glenfonl , Ohio
will preach at Silver Creek in the
morning and in this city in the
evening.
An appeal from the allowance
of a liquor license to Chas Mc
Clary by the village board of
Shubert was filed in the district
court this week. An annual
liquor contest from Shubert is as
certain as the seasons.
John Gilligan is away attend-
ing several important bridge
letting-so This firm docs busi-
ness in many different states.
The bridges it has built in this
county are among the best in the
west. Floods , overflows and de-
luges may come and go , hut our
bridges stay on fore\'er.
If you will not be in Falls City
before August 6th , send us your
subscription or pay. what you
may be in arrears and will record
one guess for every twenty-five
cents paid in a book kept for
that purpose. The watch will
be wound at 8 a. m. August 6th.
When will it stop ?
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Reavis ftl Abbey
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A Quiet Flirtation
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OBJECT--ll1nocent Amusement
T--Sol11etin1es and
RESULT--Sometimes matrimony
then comes furniture and this is
where we get interested.
"It is the way
of the wise" to buy
the best goods for
the least Inoney.
We have the
only complete line
of furniture and
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floor co v e r i n g s
ever carried in the
,
I county.
Straw matting
12 to 60c ; all wool
Ingrain carpet 50
/ Reavis&Abbey ! I
Judge 'Vilhite and wife left
Monday evening for St. Louis.
The Judge sent Jas. 'Vhittaker
down last week to hold Gorman-
Hill-Bn'an and other democratic
leaders in shape until he could
get to St. Louis. There was
some fear that the proceedings
of the Democratic National con-
vention would be disorderly , but
if the Judge can't line them up ,
they can't be lined.
'Ve do not believe there is a
town within hundred mile that
can duplicate the stocks carried
by V. G. Lyford , F. \V. Cleveland
or Johnston & Sons.Ye saw
nothing in Hiawatha to compare
with them.
A reporter was in traylor's
drug store in Shubert one even-
ing this week and saw several
men in succession buy "social
smoke" cigars. It wasn't Hob-
son's choice either as the case
was full of other brands.
Stella Knickerbocker and Kate
Maddox went to Hiawatha last
Saturday.
King's for croquet sets
to 75 cts sewed ;
Linoleum , 6 , 7I
and 12 feet wide
50 to 65 cts , laid.
Some of our de-
signs will certainly -
ly interest you
and the quality
and prices are
right.
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Safeguard ( the Children.
Notwithstanding all that is
done by boards of health and
charitably inclined persons the
death rate among small children
is very high during the hot
weather of the summer months
in the large cities. There is not
probably one case of bowel com-
plaint in a hunched , however , that
could not be cured b.y the timely
use of Chamberlain's Colic , Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Remcdy. For
sale by A. \Vanner. .
Missouri Pacific Railway
Time Table , Falls City , Neb.
NOR'tU
No. 51 Omaha and Lincoln
Express . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 2:25 : a In
No. 90l11aha and T.incoII. ] . 8:35 : am
No. 57 Omaha and Lincoln
passenger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A 2:48 : p m
No. 233 Local Freight , Auburn .
burn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 1:10 p nl
SOUTH
No. 52 Kansas City and St.
Louis and Denver . . . . . . . A 3:47 : a m
No. 58 Kansas City and St.
Louis and Denver . . . . . . A 2:48 : p m
No.SO Worlds Fair special. . 8:45 : p 111
No. 232 Local , Atchison. . . 10:30 a 111
No. 220 Stock Freight , Hi-
a".atha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 9:5 : : p nl
A. Daily. D. Daily except Sunday :
J. D. V AHNltR , Agent.