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2 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE March 4 , 1904
I NEBRASKA - STATE NOTES. - CRURENT PRESS COMMENT :
Icncsilw has organized iUt
ndcpcndcn i telephone com pany.
Adolph Mcinkc , a carpenter of
Grand Island was instantly killed
Saturday night by falling from a
ladder in his barn.
Z. l1' Scha\'arty , age(176 years ,
, and one of the pioneer settlers of
Beatrice died at his home in that
city Sunday morning of pnctt-
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mOI11 a.
l "i"rc broke out Saturday afternoon -
noon in thc elevator at thc cereal
mills at Nebraska City , but thc
fire brigade at the mills fought
and extinguished thc flamcs. tl'hc
loss was about $1,000.
A little son of , Mr. and ; Irs.
Chas. Sapp , living in tl'odd creek
precinct , Johnson county was attacked -
tacked ( by a vicious cow and before -
fore thc animal could bc driven
ofT thc child had rcccivcd quite
severe injury.
. Dr. Peters , a magnetic healer ,
of Beatrice was arrested Friday
and taken , before County uclgc
Bourne , charged with practicing
medicine without a liccnsc.
Hc was fincd S50 and cost ,
which hc paid and upon his prom-
isc to leave thc state , the other
cases against him were ( dropp d.
Harry S. Vernon , aged 21 , a
brakeman ] for Conductor l\Iose
' NlcFarhncl was seriously injured
at Lodg-c Polc. He was setting a
car on the side track arid was riding
a brakebeani endeavoring to disconnect -
connect the air hose , when his
foot slipped and hc had his left
leg cut off seven inches above the
knee and thc tocsof his right foot
were amputated.
Sat. evening sonic small boys
were comtingdown a rather steep
hill in Pawnee City in an old buggy
Ropes ticd to thc front axles were
used to steer thc vehicle , and while
a smaller boy was trying to guide
t it one of the ropes became entang-
entangled
lcd and thc buggy ran to thc side
of thc road and into a ditch ,
throwing one af thc boys Johnny
Tisdalc , violently against a post.
Hc was badly hurt and when car-
ried to his home and physicians
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caned it was found that his skull
was fractured. There are hopes
. of his reco'cry.
' \T. R. Guild , a banker and
leading citIzen of Bern , a small
town across the line in Kansas ,
came very near burning to death
as thc result of being covered
with burning gasoline from a
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lamp in thc Presbyterian church.
The lamp was not working . right
and hc thoughtlessly loosened a
cap which Permitted the fluid to
be forced out by thc prcssurc.
Fortunately assistance arrived bc-
for he had gone far and thc burns
were confined to his arms and
chest. his recovery is still a
matter of doubt.
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A Whopper.
Washington's birthday was observed -
served locally on Mo : ( lay. Not
it lie was told during thc whole
day.-Vcrdon Vcdctte.
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Get Your Gun.
Whiskey is being shipped to
Kansas in electric light bnlbs
and this win probaly cause a revival -
vival of thc old Kansas pastime
of shooting out thc lights. , -Palo
Reg-istcr.
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Of Course. I
A solemn truth is uunciatcd ;
in Bradstreet when that publi- :
cation declarcs that 84 per cent II I I
of the merchants who failed in I
1903 did not acl\'crtise in thc ;
ncwspapcrs.-CI \'ela1d ! Plain :
Dealcr. I
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Trouble Ahea..d. :
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Let thc Japs take warning. Old :
General KillcmofT , thc celebrated I
Colonel Drao'cmoff and the rc-
doubtablc l\'Iajor Blowcmhigh-
skyski arc on their way to the
front with blood in their eyc ! ; . -
Chicago Chroniclc.
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Orfica.1 Orga.n.
It is undcrstood thc two curfew
ringers of Richardson arc soon
to organize a county society and
there is said to bc great rivalry among -
mong the newspapers as to which
will bc ( leclare(1 ofiical organ of
the ringcrs-IIumboldt Lcader.
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A Mean Trick.
' ' 'm. Foreakcr has a large clm
on his place that hc has been
wanting cut for a long timc- But
as it was so big and tough hc
hated to tackle it. Instead , hc
told Frank l\JcCool and Jim
Russell that a coon lived in it.
The boys said nothing but looked
as wise as a tree full of young
ewls. The nest morning thc tree
was down. And now I + "orcakcr
looks wise and says it was no
fault of his that thc coon was not
at homc.-Salcm Ind x.
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COUGHED ALL NIGHT.
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But Quickly Cured by Chi\.mcr ! Jns
Cough Remedy.
HA few mornings ago 1\lr. J.
G. Smithcrman , a good citizen of
this place came to the store for a
couch mcdicinc , " says Dr. C. N.
Parncl1 of Maplcsvilc , Ala. "Hc
was so hoarse that he could hard-
ly talk and said he had coughed
all thc night bcforc. I sold him
. a bottle of Chamberlains Cough
Rcmcdy and told him that if it
did not relieve him hc might bring
thc bottle back and get his mon-
e ) ' . I saw him the next morning
carrying thc bottle to the store
where hc works , and hc told pie
it did him more good than any
mcdicinc hc ever use ( . " For sale
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John Nusbaum a well known
farmer living near Shubert spent
several days thc latter part of
thc week transacting business in
this city. '
I\'lrs. ' Ed. Lippold of Stella
spent Sunday with friends and
relatives in this city.
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Indications point to a great : . 1
amount of building luring the
coming season. Activity in 1
this line is already bcginingand
thc sound of thc hammcr and , -
saw will soon bc heard in thc 1
land.
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