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FIMITATIONS . I
of FOLEY HONEY AND TARI "
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On account of the great merit and popularity of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR . -.it : I
for Coughs , Colds , and Lung T'roublc , several manufacturers are advertising I
imitations with similar sounding names with the view of profiting by the favorably r ,
known reputation of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR.
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DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON , ' I
We originated HONEY AND TAR as a Throat and Lung Remedy and unless you get
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR you do not get the original and genuine. . -y
Remember the name and insist upon having FOLEY'S HONEY AND Tt > li. Do not risk
your life or health by taking imitations , which cost you the same as the genuine. .
FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR is put up in three S1'ZCS--25C , 50C and $ i00. '
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Prepared only by FOLEY & 00. 92-94-96 Ohio Street , Chicago , UUnois.
SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY
DR. McrIILLAN , Proprietor City Pharracy'
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What Others Say.
And . . Thcn1
mICl'UUIlIt : 11.\ 1.1. t , .
And tllt'll' , "I'lli'll \I'lli'll tlm rn ' w
\\'n' ripe \ . tlicy w1I1 tll 11",1 ,
.4.1111 th , ' 1t \ 'UH b(11 U \ \ hit , . I'o'ar
Wh'rH enc , ' \\0111111 did hlcI.
Atlll thl'II'I'r a little ,
11111' flll1ll1l ( sh" mtdJ\ ! 1101 Hluy.
And thorn ' 'I'hell as rho your wan"11 : "
'l'imo , . " \\"al\lI\I" \ \\'lIt atria.
Aid thcn- - , ' 1'1111laltl : the h , ' " "
. \11101111' ' forll'otll1I 1111'11
Iow ( III thn lotto Gard . acro.
1Il'IIt'ath a atone - A'lIllhl'II' ,
'I'he I ' alls City 'l'ribunc is i ! one
year old this week , and eem" " to
he good for many \ l\1or \ , 1l1l1ll-
hold Leader.
Mrs A. B ( ; ant of Nulls City
was here \ Vedl1l'sday'isiting her
parents , 1e \ ' , 1' red Unland and
wife.--Hu\l1bollt \ StalHlanl.
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why hill \ more rabbits than
you can cat ? 'l'hi ! tiling killing
100 rabbits a lay isn't anything-
Uo shoot a hear , or lion , or tig-er.
Iliamwatha 11'urld.
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\Ve believe thc past rear has
been one of the most prosperous
ill the hiStory of \'CtIOI1. It is
sincerely hoped that next year
will be as fruitfu1.--- Ycrdon Vc-
dette ,
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From the tandpoint uf the
school boy it is a case of hard ,
unadulterated luck when the
first blizzard uf the season comes \
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u during the holiday , 'acation.--
If U111 bold t Enterprise. \
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Hon. I' ' ; . A. Tucker , senator- I
01 elect from \ this district , went to
tm' : fincolnVedncsday to get locat-
; : If cd and in readiness for the open-
ingof the leg-islature.-JIU\l1- \
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hold Enterprise
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! 10j County Superintendent Crock-
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'ca er and 1 family spent Christmas t
FE with N. B. Judd and family
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i'rort I here \Ir Crochet went to
Omaha to attend the teachers'
association t and 1lrs. Crocker and '
little Alice will remain hen until
his return.llsl
retlll'l1. - ysnn Ncwsbuy.
Hidlardson county last year
furnished thirt -one students to
the state university whilc her
sandier sister , Pa " , nee , scnt forty
six , the latter ranking fourth in I
the state. -Ilnmboldt Leader
Uncle Hi l3eld'n returned yes-
tenlay from a visit in \Vvmore.
Ill' was accompanied hy his ! '
( laughterIrs.'Ciut : Denton , and
little t son who will visit here
whill' ' [ 'im is on a work train at
Rulo. - Da'SOIl K " , sbuy.
' [ 'he rural route patrons were
pretty good to the carden 'T hey
gave them dressed } chickensducks
rabbits , potatoes , pie , , and many
other products of the farm. The
carriers right now are hang a
hard time to serve their patrons
through snow and cold weather
and the farmers cannot be too
apprcciati . - " , atha llrarld 1 ,
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A horse race between a steed
owned by a farmer .11.d one own-
cd by the goypsy population of i ' '
Humboldt attracted quite a crowd
of sports Saturday aftc1'l100n.
The farmer's horse woe thc race.
Shortly after the race a fight uc- . . .
cured and the man who tried to
separate the combatants was the
only one who got licked and he
don't know ' who hit him. - - Hum-
boldt nterprise.
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At the meeting of the town
board last Friday evening mo-
tion carried that the occupation
tax on pool and } billiard tables be
reduced to S35 per annum for the
first table , and 817,50 for each additional -
ditional table. It was also mO\-
ed and seconded that the entire ;
hoard I acts as a committee to find
out all thl" information possible
in regard to the suppression , or
contro1.of a so-cal1ed bucket shop
to report at iln adjourned meet-
ing- to be held this e\'Lning--
Stel1t Press.
The tchison n ; lobe tells of a : J
cross conductor } on the Central
Branch \\'ho.onlered a passenger
to take a grip oil the scat in front
of him. 'he [ passenger , paid no
, ittemiol1. 'Vhen the condlltor
came around again he aid to the
passenger : "If YOU don't take
that grip oT that seat I will
throw it out of the window. "
'l'h passenger still paid 110 at-
tcntiln. The next time the conductor -
ductor came around he threw the
grip out of the winduw. "If you
had taken it off the seat. " the I
condu.tor : explained , "I wouldn't !
ha\'c thrown it out. " 'I'hen the
passenger : spoke. "I don't care
anything , a'otlt it , " he said : "it
wasn't my grip.K. . C. Star.
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A Job for the Ministerial I I ,
Associntion.
'I'he'I'rihune and 1'he Journal
both called attention to worthy
Fails City families who arc a-tu-
al1\ ' sutTerlng- the necessities
of life. Something' should be
lone in the matter. 'V : are all ,
to a pertain extent , our brother's
keeper. If there is a business
man in town who would not con-
tribute to such a worthy cause we
would like to publish his name.
\Vhy not have thc ministerial
association appoint a lady from
each church as a committee to
make inquiries and take contribu-
tion to at least temporaril ' pro-
vide for our poor ?
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Local and Personal.
Hare - you written . \ it 11))4 ( ) this .
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' 1 hc quail is t11ore \ than orna-
lI1ental. A Hiawa'tha farmer
found 400 chinch hugs in thc
craw oft quail he shot. IIf now . ' n\
says he will shoot hc next ma : n
. caught shooting quail on his ' _ _ X
farm.
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It is estimated that S10n.OOO
was spent hy Richardson county \
farmers during : : 1904. in put chasing - ,
ing- merchandise of Clmicago cata-
logue houses. \Vh ) ' not resolve '
to spend Y'lur , money \ with the
hone merchant : luring .1)05 } ?
One Fails City man aas saving i
Tuesday morning that he always
got the worst of it. " Wh\ . " hc
said , "thistamation blizzard blew
the snow ofT of every walk il1 our
block and piled it upon 111i11 C. All
the neighbors got out and guyed
l1Ie while I s11O\'elcd the t stuff otTo
"If there is anything had going ,
depend upon it , it will light on
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me.
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A number oi Indians were ill ,
town last week consulting a la w- f
yer about the proceedure in HLI-
wHtha courts. 'rhey ' ' " ' , _
say' p\'e1"\
tillll thc Hiawatha justicesget . . '
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hard up they send the tOWil } . .
marshall , or the under sheriff as
the world : say , out to the reservation -
tion to corrall a few Indians.
They arc taken to Hiawatha and
put in jail. The officers : will then a.r-
notify i the m what fine f they wit : ' ' Y
leave to pdY ) , after the payment
of which they arc discharged until - I
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til the court gets hard up ag-ain.
'l'his sort of frenzied finance f , f (
should be broug-ht to the ttcn- , - I f
tion of 'l'onnly fiawsot Without - ,
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