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" .I . ' , July II 1904- ' THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
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i Ki ng-'s for Hammocl\s.
.y . .l I1i Klcclmcr of Rule was a
: , , A. , business visitor here Mommy. .
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" . ' acting business in town Monda ) ' .
11 . 1 John Oswald and wife spent
, , . ; slouchy and ' 1'ucsday at thc
I i Missouri Lalcs.
' .1 Dr. Sclingc's topics at thc Bap-
1 tilt church : 10:45 : a. m. , " 'l'hc
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.1 { I Place : of Christ in thc United
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I Statcs. " All arc in\ ' tcd.
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, ,1 , 'l'hc ladies of thc Episcopal
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. church will give a ten cent tea at
' S the residence of 1)r. cnckcr on
I Thursday , July 7 , from 5:30 : to
i . 8 o'clock p. m. All arc invitcd.
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. On last 'l'hursday
f thc Junior C. E. and thc Cradle
. : Roll of the ' Presbyterian church
l w . met at thc home of .M rs. Ben Po-
. tcet. A large attendance was reported -
o ported and enjoyed a good time.
r--rrs. Chas. Shaffer , daughter
01 George Peck ancl wife is lying
f dangerously ill at her horse in
\ \Iorril , I ansas. ' 1 ' lie . . iiirny <
i fricnds of Mrs. Shaffer. . < and faint
. I . IiI Y earncstly hope that she will
: ultimately recovcr.
. . ' What is prettier than a pretty
little girl ? When we saw thc
littlcg-irlsof Gco.Dictsch and Fred
' . ' . Br cchtwalking , down thc street thc
. other day , wc thought thc only
I thing prettier than a pretty little
, girl was two pretty little girls.
! Jess Shril11pton of Salelii up-
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on whom Dr. Houston performed
an operation for appendicitis last
week , is m prtcd as convalcscing.
Hc has been very sick and had
tie operation been postponed a
few hours longer hc would un-
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doubtcdly have dicd.
Richardson county is certainly
to bc congratulated upon its ef-
ri ficicnt office holdcrs. A 'gcntle-
c1 man remarked to a reporter a few
. . days ago , that hc had never seen
a more systematic and nccol11mo-
{ dating office than that of \Vm.
Riegcr's , thc register of decds.
The Presbyterian fishing f : party
returned Friday from a two days
outing at thc Missouri Lakcs.
Thursday was an ideal day and ;
all enjoyed thc sport. Several
snap shots were taken but we
wont vouch for thc subjects since
they were across thc linc. An unusual -
, usual thing happened li'riday-it
rained and as a result some of
thc party returned on thc train ,
. while thc rest came homc via the
hack routc. All report a good
, timc. Those of thc party were
Nora Potcct , Florence Boosc ,
Lillian Oswald , Beulah Grccn-
waW , Clara Boosc , Elizabeth
I liner , l\labcl Grecnwald and
1'homas Davies , li'rcdVylie , Guy
I ; : , \Vahl , Carl Miller and Prank
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Kingis for croquet sets
.AI Carraway and wife are visiting -
iting with Iarion Vamer and in-
cidcntall with Joseph Varncr
and wife
On next Sunday Morning and
c'eningthere will bc preaching
in the Presbyterian church , and
there will" be regular services
each succecding' Sabbath thereafter -
after .You are invited all these
serviccs.-S. . Griffin , pastor.
Brethren , churchm services at 11
a. m. and S p. m. Morning- ' sub-
ject "Ch ristan i1\'ersation. "
Evening subject , 'Time Christ-
ian as a Patriot. " Sunday School
at 9:45 : a. m. Regular mid week
services. All are we1comc.-B.
E. 1-Iaskins pastor.
St. 'l'homas clmrcl.l-Fifth Sun-
day after Trinity , July 3. Holr
comll1union 7:30 : a. m. Matius ,
Litany aJHl Catechism J:45. : Holy
Eucharist and sermon 10:45. :
Evensong and sermon S p. ,111. At
thc early services St. Agnes
Guild will makc' their corporate
communion. At the cvcningser-
vice thc 1Ioc1ern \Voodmcl1 will
attend in a body. Strangers wel-
come to all scrviccs.-Hcnry B.
Smith Rcctor. .
1'he Rev Poug-eon del \'crcd a
very interesting discourse last
Sunday evening , at thc Christian
church using for his subject-
" \Vhat Think " Yc Of Christ ? "
His word pictures 01 the life
suffcring-s , lentil and resurrection -
tion of Jesus Christ , were very
masterful. The audience was a
very large one , every seat in thc
large ; allditu'rilllll being taken
long before thc hour appointed
for servkc. That tie efforts of
the young man had thc desired
effort on thc people , was evinced
at thc close of thc service hy thG
many words of praise extended
to him hy thc people. Hc will
hold services next Sunday at the
usual hours and you arc cordially
invited to attcnd. Subject next
Sunday night will bc-\Vhat Is
Religion 7"
Modern Woodn1en.
Sunday , July 3rd , being Modern -
crn Wooclll1cn of America mcmo- !
ial day you arc requested to meet
at the hall atO o'clock and go
Steele cemetery and dceol"ate thc
graves of departed ncighbors.
Meet again at 7:30 : and march to
thc Episcopal church where
Neighbor Henry B. Smith will
conduct appropriate memorial
serces. . Bring thc ladies and
flowers. All those having friends
sleeping on thc hill arc invited
to join with us.
Notice.
After July 3rd , office hours at
the post office on Sundays will be
from 9 to 10 a. 111. instead . of , 9:30 :
.to 10:30 : a. 111. . ; . . _ ,
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g FLOUR , . FEED AND SALT .g
o I have just received n car of alt which I cam ; II ; furnish you in en
lump rock , crushed line rock salt 100 lb in sack , ' No.1 rock salt for J :
ice Cl'CIll. . N ) , 1 M ichigan barrel : salt , No. 1 lchigall sack ! salt 70
Q Ih in sack just thc thing for house IISC. i1
Z Also received a ; car of Illinois wash ( ( nut coal ! , just the thing 0
; . .fol' cook-stove ' , ; 6.00 tOil delivered satisfaction '
. . . - . . . . ( < ) \'c or range a , gunl'- J ]
. . antccl. I can deliver you flour , feed , grain , hay and ! straw , wood
. -I for hClting and cook stove , on short noticc. I pay cash : for butter rn
- eggs and poultry , rubber , copper , ht ass , riuCahut 01(1 h'oti.
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8'o. . P. HECK '
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Auburn Chautauqua.
'J'hc Auburn Chautaqua will be
held this year from August 13 to
21 inclusivc. 'l'his year thc
Chautauqua association is organ-
izcd as an incorporated stock
company , Cotnposccl of thc leading -
ing" and professional business men
of the city. 1'his gives the
g'cs association -
sociation a financial backing
equal to any , and it enables thcm
to engage time t best entertainers
in thc country. 'i'hc program
gives a long list of noted cntcr-
tainers that will bc present ( luring -
ing' thc week.
Scud to thc secretary , \Y. B.
Harman , Auburn , N\ . > braska , for
catalogue and other in forma tion.
l\jissouri i Pacific.
'I'hc Missouri Pacific will \ run
a special train to Hiawatha and
return July 4th on account of big
celebration and ball g-amc. Train
leaves liCrc at 9 a. n/ / , returning
at p. m. , 01' 1:50 : a. m. cIa cents
for thc round trip.-J. B. Varncr ,
Ag-cn
Fourth of July Rates.
Round trip tickets at very low
rates , via Burlington Route , on
sale July 2,3 and 4. Return limit -
it July 5. l\Iinimum rate 25 cts.
Ask thc agcn t.
Safeguard the Children.
Notwithstanding all that is
clone by boards of health and
charitably inclined pcrsons. thc
death rate among small children
is very high during thc hot
weather of thc summer months
in thc large citics. ' [ here is not
lrohably one case of bowel com-
plaint in a hunch cel , however , that
could not bc cured by the timely
use of Chambcrlain's Colic , Chol-
era and Diarrhoea Rcmcdy. For
sale by A. \Vanncr. .
Problem in la.illinery. :
" \VII" ol , oh , why I " remarked the
obscl'\'cr of event s and things ,
"will a woman smile with delight
when she sees a lint in a milliner's
window and frown when she sees
the same hat on her ncighbor's
hcad ? " - - Yonkers Statesman.
Makes Eye Quick.
There is no athletic game that 1
has so increased in popularity } in
so short a space of tinge 1 SIR hun ( ] .
ball. Handball is a particularlJ'
healthful and exhilarating sport
It gets into play all the big mu ! ; ,
ell's of the body and imparts qui k ,
ness i 0 the cJ'e.
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\Vidows' Pension
Quicker than anyone else
secured a pension for ants. ANN -
NBA1111 of 1.'alls City. Allowed
L . ' eprtimu : ' y 17 , 1904. : III' . Daub lied
October 29 , 1903.
Also pension for lIHS. THNNIIt
, WHN'l'WOl-l'l'I1 of balls City. Allowed -
ed March 15 , 1904. 1\11" Wentworth
died November 28 , 19 3.
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John L. Cleaver
PENSION ATTORNEY
Falls City , Nebraska
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TRY OUR
SLtll1 Iller
Caramels
They are Fine
SOWLES
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D. s. McCarthy
PJWPI TOJR OI
CITY DRAY LINE
Special Attention to lIoUlichold l\1oylni
Phone 211
Fillls City - - Nebraska
W. H. MADDOX
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Lands bought and sold
liartford Fire Insurance
Houses in city for sale
floney ! to 10-J1
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flarried. !
At t h c bionic 0 f the
bridc's parents , four- riiiles south
of Falls City , at four o'clock yesterday -
terday afternoon , Samuel P. Hil-
g'cnficld to Lydia Apc ] Out of
town guests were present from
T4incoln and'Humboldt . . . , and all
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join in willing thc COUHlc a life
of happin ss. Wiscomfi will bc
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