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t Shakcsperian Party.
, A New car's eve Shakesper-
tan part was given at the home
. . of Mr. and Mrs. 'L' J. Gist Sat-
urday e\'ening-
Broken quotations from Hhake-
' . . . . '
' . spcre were given the guests to CO \11- \
t' plete also quotationR \'llich the
g'uests'ere to locate and give the
4 name of the character who altered
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. . them , \ \ ' . A. Greenwald , g S.
" Towle ) A. G. Wanl1er , J. l : . Cain
: : and V. G. Lyford were among
. the most successful dies guessers ,
'
while Mrs. I ) . D. H'a\'is , Irs. J.
' - C. i'utzy : , Mrs. \V. \ Abbey and
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t Jt- r Mrs. .A e. \Vanner were the suc-
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cessful ladies. After delicious
. r'frc8h111el1 , favors were given
' . ' each gucst. 'J'heswere \ wrapped
. : " . ; . in large packages and each suc-
. cessive package contained a name
. , another guest with instructions
- ' : to place the package il1 some out
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' of the way place for the true
, owner to lind This feature
pro'ed'cry amusing before the
savors which were New Years
bells , found } their true oWl1et\ " .
' I _ Reas Gist favored those present
, ,
. . - "with sc'cral'ery pretty vocal
,
. ' . " selections , 'l'he conihatiy ! dis-
I
1) , _ ' pe.s . d just as the bells and guns
1 . , were announcing the advent of
t 4 It)05. 1
A New Years Vvedding.
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' 1I . ' " . ' ' Xew
'rhe Iii : . t wedding of theew
. Ye .r in Fails City occured Jan u-
, ' . ' ary ) 1st at the home ofIr. . and
- \Irs. Gee S. Albright , when
. " their daug-hter. Miss Claude
, . ,1 .A11J\'ig1tl \ , was uniLd toIr. : ,
.
. Hayden Prater At throe : o'dock
t
' . ' 1:1 : the afternoon the words that
' , made them husband and wife
\\'l re prol1ounced by Dr. F.
Pougeon in the presence of many
immedia relat ' \'cs.
- These young people are well
I
' known and popular in this city ;
"t the bride bdl\lg' \ the daughter of
, _ . , Mr George Albright , the popular
miller in the Douglas Mills , and
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I the groom being the son of
Samuel Prater , one of Falls City's !
popular blacksmiths.
The Tribune joins in i with their
many friends in extending C0n-
g'rarulatiol1s anel wishing them
a long , prosperous : and happy
journey on the sea of life and
tritnony.
. .i4. . . . An Oll1issiol1.
V j , lieciLitse of lack of space wc
omitted several tnteresting" inter-
. views with local merchants last
, week Among these was one
, _ with Chas \L : vilson the grocer ,
'
\1. \ who from a small room has built
\ up his trade until h.e now occu-
pies the whole lower floor of the
- SU1l1d-cr : : Imilding" Mr Wilson
speaks of thc trade during 1904
as an improvement over the pre-
vious year , especially so in the
fil1e line of china which he carries.
Charlie has learned that the best
, - is always the cheapest and because -
cause he has put his knowledge
. ' into his business career he is to-
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+ . a. . , a .m.awnrrr..w-ws r + wr. .r..a.-.ran. + r----S.
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' --JV- MARK1
A COMPLETE MARKET
.
' V \ jI1EN we say a Complete Market we
. ; mean that we keep on hand at all
[ i times everything fOtttld in a complete
meat Market and can supply you with tIle
best itl season : III addition to our cool =
plete stock of meats we have tile celebrated
Heinz Pickles , Mustard , Etc. l'f you have
I not been trading with lIS , try LIS once and
,
= yOU are sure to conic again
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The City lV1eat flarlet
WESLEY 0ILL" , Propri : or.
b , . . . . . " ' . " " . _
: : .r tn : ' ' : ' .d .I13 ( ' ' ' ' ' '
I
da \ ' auiongtlie j first of Falls City" I
business m'n in stock and volume i
of business.
Another omission was that of
John Wi,1son the popular tailor.
\ Ir.Vilson has now been csta b-
lished here for se' oral year . and
each season finds ! his business of
greater prcceeding' one. Ill' says
that 11)04 was his best year and
that 11' his customers are as well
satisfied as he there is no one left
to find f'lult. \1 r. \Vilson docs
not cOl1template ; iny chang'e in
policy , being satisfied to contain
business on his pClsonal quarter
and "your money back if you are
not satisfied" pol icy. '
Cungratuhtion.
l\r. John II. Cullen , Editor of
o
the Garland , 'l'exas , News , has
written a letter of congratulations
to the manufacturcres of Chambr-
lain's Cough Remedy \ , as follows :
"Sixteen years ago wlieti 1 our
first child was a baby he was sub-
ject to croupy spells and we wou1d
be very uneasy about him.Ve
began using Cham berlain's Cough
Remedy in 18Si , and finding it
such a reliable remedy for colds
and croup , we have never been
without it in the house since that
time. 'Ye have live children and
have given it to all of them with I
good resuHs. For sale by A. G. !
WT Lntier.
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George Sperry , L\'fords delivery -
livery l man wanted to talk to
number 222 the other day. In
response to the telephone girl's
inCu } iry of number he replied two-
twotwo.Vhats the matter asked
the hello girl , do you want to play
cars ;
Earl Hofer of St. Joseph is the
guest of Gen Cain.
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Local and Personal. -
Ea ; Sowlcs Cand r.
For Sa1e-l\Iule ; colt , enquire at
Heck's feed store.
.
a' Dr A. GaiSer , dentist over
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Pcicharlsoni county f . ba n k ,
Fresh hulk oysters direct fre m
Baltimore It ; Coupe & ! : 'I' hioiii \ tons.
Jno.V J , orrington ) was an
Omaha visitor thc last of the
wcek
\Vhcn everything else fails go
into the hog powder business. It
IS easy mon ey.
Grandfather Nolte is quite ill
at the home of his son , Eel Nolte. '
1\1' Xolte is 81 years of age
_ Ot4. R.P. Robertsdentist
over Kings Pharlnacy.
Richard 1 King who has been at-
tending" school in Omaha , is
spending the holidays with his
mothcr.
G. J. Crook was present overseeing -
seeing the organization of the
legislature at Linc01n the first of
the weck.
Sick hcadache results from a
! disordered stomach and quickly
cured by Chamberlains Stomach
and Liver 1'ablets. For sale by
A G. 'Vanner.
This is the time of the rural
route man's discontent. Imagine
a twenty mile drive on Tuesday
of hat 1 week. The farmers should
show their gratittde to these
faithful men in a substantial
manner. A chicken , home made
sausage , a few apes or potatoes
will help settle the bread and
butter question for them and
augment their meager salaries
considera bl ) ' .
' 1" } was the morning after
Christmas , " 'rhc ccld gray dawn
of the murning' after " tvi old
man stood on the streets of 1 . 'alls
City begging thc price of a drink
He had been celebrating the anniversary -
niversary of the birth of the child
"JeslIs He was ill dad , his nerves
were in shreds , there were little
puffy places under his red eyes.
lie had been having a good time
the night before i.c said. "Christ-
, mm comes but once a year you
know. I wish you would give
me the price of a bracer , I'm all
in. " So he took the dime and got
"the drink , " and unwittingly
preach a powerful temperance
lecture to those , who saw and
heard him.
G. ; n. Fallsteae } Mgr. So. 1)ist.
for the GHIDIANIA I.n H INSUH-
ANCJ : CO. of New York , has a
plan of investment as.an . accumu-
1ation and guaranteed income for
the education of the child at any
given age. 'L'hi plan embraces
guaranteed results only found in
what is known as Endowment
Assurance. Parents will cIo well
to investigate and receive infor-
mation which we hope will be 01
interest to thcm. 2
Resolved that I win spend less
than I earn , that I will be fair
to myself and others , that r win
deal gently with an of God's creatures -
turcs and that I will not speak of
one who is absent in a war that
I would not speak were he prescn t ,
. Mr. \Vm.S. Crane , of California
Md. , suffered for years from
rheumatism and lumbago. lIc
was finely advised to try Cham-
berlain's Pain Balm , which he
clicl and it effected a complete
curc. For sale by A.G 'Vanncr.
