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January : c ) , I It)04 - FALLS CITY TRIBUNE 5 .
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° The sherifT's office has been di-
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J i making mitch more comfortable
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and convenient quarters for that
official.
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Chas. Lorec , the new clerk . of
thc district court takes to his
duties as a cluck takes to water.
The manner in which he admin-
isters l11 oath is most impressive
and when he stands up and raises
his right hand you could hear a
cough drip in any part of the
" room.
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Since having beet appointed
. deiiuty , sheriff ; Asa Crook is do-
ing his best to cultivate a stern
look and is said to be taking daily
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exercises in physical culture and
, - . . when the weather is good he goes
, . : ' out in the country for target
practice with the biggest and
A most deadly revolver that was
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sued the following , marriage licenses -
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-Conrad H Schindler , Falls Cityu24-
t Anna Brecht , Falls . . _ _ . - : _ _ _ _ _
, , Glenn M. Bronson , Verdonu25
Hattie M. Ramel , Salem-----2
Chas. E. 'Vuster , Humboldt-----.2.1
" . ? ' 0' . - . , . Mary M. Ulmer , Dawson . u _ _ _ _ u _ _ 21
, . , ! - 'Vm. Nitzsche , Arago-------------- _ 22
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' Myrtle Moore , \rago _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .19
John Mejeures , Rule _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ 23
1j I . _ Catherine Santo , Falls City------- .21
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. . ' - Janitor Ruegge has been the
. busiest man at the court house
this week. The fact that district
court was in session required
t that the big court roe n be
f kept warm in addition to all the
; . offices and this duty has kept the
I janitor on the jump. He has
, proven equal to the occasion and
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4 : " everything within the court house
t , t . . has been kept warm except of
cold cash in the vault
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' . . It has been a bURY term and there
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" : . The case of Truman \'S. i ; ' ar-
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: rington , was dismissed by the
plaintiff by consent.
In the matter of the State of
Nebraska vs. J as. I-Iarris , charged
' ' with the illegal sale of liquor was
dismissed on a nolle pros entered
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In the embezzlemeht case of
State of Nebraska vs.Farrington.
I a nolle pros was entered by the
county attorney , F. E. Martin ,
\ and the caRe was dismissed. . . .
II I I The attention of the court is
y now being occupied by the case
of Douglass vs. Smith. The jury
was secured by noon Tuesday and
the taking of testimony begun.
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_ ' Married
Lena Obcrly and Archie M.
IIoagland were married at the
home of the bride south of Hum-
boldt on Friday evening. About
sixty guests were present when
the ceremony was performed by
Rcv. I-iehur. The young people
are well known throughout the
county and the congratulations of
many friends are bestowed upon
them.
Wedding at Salem.
Salem , January 28.-S1 ( citl ;
to The tfribune-Hattie Ramel- ;
and Glen Bronson were married
at the home of the bride on last
evening. The ceremony was per-
formed by RePorter in the
presence of about seventy guests
After congratulations an elegant
repast was erved. The newly
married couple were the recipi-
ents of many useful and valuable
gifts. Both bride and groom are
well known in this section of the
county and both are very papu-
lar. They will make their home
on a farm north . of Verdon. . . .
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Sustained Broken Wrist.
Irs. Mary Cameron slipped 011
an icy walk Tuesday and fell in
such a manner as to sustain a
fractured wrist. The injury was
given surgical attention at once
but it will be some I time before
she will have recovered from the
effects. . _
Died Suddenly
Irs. Nancy E. Mullen died very
suddenly at the home of' her
grandson , John S. Wilson in
Preston Tuesday moriTing. 14Irs.
Mullen was 92 years , 1 month and
24 days of age , having been born
in Pike county , Mo. Dec. 4 , 1811.
Irs. ! \'lullen was in good health
for one of her adv wc.d : years ,
but shortly after " rising _ Tuesday
morning she was stricken and
died in about five minutes.
The funeral was held on Wed-
nesday and the interment was at
the Anderson cemetery near Pres-
ton. ,
Frank McDerma.nd Injured.
Word was received from Kan-
sas City , Tuesday to the effect
that Frank l\1cDermand had suf-
fered a severe fall which had resulted -
sulted in concussion .of the brain
and his life was despaired of.
J as. Powell , a brother-in-law of
\ Ir. NlcDermand went to Kansas
City , 'ruesday , afternoon.
The injured man formerly lived
in this city and was associated
with his father in the manufacture -
ture of Columbian Stock Powders.
When the headquarters of the
firm were moved to Kansas City
he went to that place fo live. His
parents still reside in this ci t ) ' .
He has many friends here who
regret exceedingly to learn of his
miBfortune.
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, OSTEOPATHVI1 ! '
The Exact Science of Treating Disease. . ' !
The Nature of an Osteopathic Treatment
Differs radically from faith cure , mag"netism , hypnotism , electricity ,
drugs 01' massage. 'r'ime last treats nerve tCl'111inals , requiring a gliding
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movement of thc hands over thc entire bared lt1"face of thc part of thc ' I
_ body treated , consulting several hours timc Massage ; docs not take
into account lesions admitting of and requiring mechanical correction ,
- and is very limited in range of diseases treated . and in effectiveness ! of
cure , besides being slow.
Osteopathic treatment deals with nen'e ( ( titers and is given mainly ,
along the spine , through thc clothing and requires ten to twenty minutes - .
utes , 9 The hauls don't glide over ' the parts treated. Osteopathy takes t
into account misplacement _ of , tissue ( muscle , ligament , nerve , bole )
which can bc corrected only by . mechanical means , It is Hot limited in . . . . .
range of diseases treated and is thorough and effcctive. ; . ,
Local colds or aGrippe requiring only one or tWo treatmcnts No ,
local congestion remaining to produce chl'Onic tl'Oubles. . t
Perfect equalization of circulation .is the keynote l to health.
: A. R , . WATERS , S. . B. A : , D. l O. ;
Otter Cle'tJeland Bro. ' Store. : Phone Office 214
9to11A.M.1:30to4P.M. : . . 'Re. 215
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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' \Vm. Goldner went to Craig ,
lV1o. , edncsday.
C. A. Strawn of Dawson was
in town yesterday.
Frank . . . . Gossett went to Pawnee
City Tuesday afternoon.
A daughter was born to : Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Bracclin oil
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ednesday . .
Mina Alexander is ac ing in
the capacity of stenographer in
the office of County Superintend-
Crocker.
Councilman Reagan returned
Tuesday evening from a visit at
the home of 14. A. Ryan in Kan-
sas City.
A barn on the farm of ' 1' . Enigh
ten miles southwest of Ifum1Joldt
was destroyed by fire Friday.
Three head of horses and a quan-
tity of grain were consumed. The
fire was started by children . play-
ing with matches.
Rev. Holley of Albert , Kansas ,
has accepted a call to the pa tor-
aae of the Christian church in
this city. Rev. Cole will leave
on February 1st , for his new
field in Hutchison , Kan. , and at
that time Rev. Ifolley will begin
his labors in this city. lIe comes
with the reputation of an able
speaker and will receive a hearty
welcome from our people.
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NEBRASKA STATE NOTES.
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Special prices on cured meats
and lard at Coupe & tl horntons' .
'rhe lV1. W. A. have just com-
pleted a new building at North
Loup. . The structure cost $7000.
Alex Thomas a dra'man at
Shelton was badly injured by be-
ing run down by a Union Pacific
train. ,
Edward Reynolds a 1Y-year-o
boy living near Kearney committed - ,
ted suicide by Shoot l1g himself in
the head.
Considerable excitement prevails -
vails over the alleged discovery
of oil and gas near Tate , in Paw-
nee county.
Fire bugs have been opcl'alilig
in Blue Springs. An attempt
was recently made to burn the
central hotel and also a resi-
dence.
Jerry \1cWillia'ms , a young ;
man living near Dunbar lost part
of a hand by carelessness with a
gun that he thought was not
loaded.
The firms of A. 1-1. Gilmore &
Sons and J. W. Armstrong of
Auburn } lave consolidated under
the name of the Gilmore-Arm-
strong Co. , and will conduct a
big department store.
Eat Sowle's C ndy.
I Candy.'T
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