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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 20, 1905)
r . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . " . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . , - . - . . - - - . " - - t . I - -1 , WHEN , YOU CATCH COLD - ' - Do not take 'chances o' it wearing away or experiment with some unknown preparation which may leave the' bronchial tubes and lungs weakened and susceptible to attack from , the germs of Pneumonia. Qr Consum tion. . ' " , : t , . . . . ' ; ] OLEYS H0NEYTAR , i' not only stops the cough but heals and strengthens the lungs and prevents serious results f from a cold. Contains no opiates. . . . L- . , . It Saved His Life After the Doctor Said A Policeman's Testimony. ( - He Had Consumption. J. N. Patterson , night policeman , of Nashua , Iowa , writes : CCLast , . W. R. Davis , Vissalia , California , writes : IIThere is no doubt but winter I had a bad cold on my lungs and tried at least a halfdozen what If-oley's IIollCY and Tar saved my life. I had an awful cough advertised cough medicines and had treatment from two physicians on my lungs and the doctor told me I had consumption. I commenced without getting any bcnefit. A friend recommended li'oleY'8 Honey : taking Foley's Honey and Tar and found relief from the first and and Tar and two-thirds of a bottle cured me. I consider it the three bottles cured me completely. " greatest cough and lung medicine ip the world. " \ . . . & . Three sizes-2Sc , SOc and $1.00. The 50 . cent size contains two and one-half times as mi ch as the small size and the . $1.00 bottle almost six times as much. Refuse Substltutos. , ' ? SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY' ' . . U'k. lVlcfi I LLAl k , k k' Opi"tetJ " h ; n ! . - - - - - . . . \ViHialnsvHle. , . . - 1. l\lr . . Ed Schut is i nn thc sick ' : - list ] Miss Id 1 Leei. i. i (101 g her , \\,011 l , o Mr. and i1rs. C. Steinbrink are ; o ' , / thc proud parents of a Itttil daughter who arrived It their . . . - - . , . home Friday. + \'lan 'Ducrfddt is working for ; --Mrs. C. Stein brink. . BYron Dillin took a load of oats and corn to tl'hackcr's mill ] , Satur- day , for his unclc. Byron Dunn and Jacob Arnold 6 " were among the young . folks trom' ' . this ronmunity : who attended the K danc at Barada Wednesday C\'C- n'ng- Mr. F. Gerwick is preparing leave for Gagc'County in a short ti mc. I Ira Dunn transacted business in 1'alls l City 'l'hursday. f _ Miss ! Nellie Dunn , teacher in Dist. 24 spent Tuesday evening , . . . - . at thc home , of Mrs. Butlcr. i . 1\11' , H. C. Duerfcdt has erected , a nice large ] building thc past few wccls. Messrs. Gust Ducrfclc1tGcorg-e . . Duerfcldt . C. Ducrfcldt , Ed ' Ducrfclc1t and Albert l\Iichcabs arc putting up ice from thc Duer- ' felc1t pond for their summer use. alph Wheeler spent Sunday - . . afternoon with his friend Byron Dunn. ' f t Louis Simmering and Byron , , : 'f r' Dunn and lady j friends . , hazel l't 4 Dunn and I iiinia Seiiulncring p.- spent Thursday evening with ( ; . . Katie Reinke. ' . Mrs. R. J. Dunn was in Harada . I . ' Friday . aftcrnoon. f , , 11 : and l\1rs. Herbster arc the , parents of another son who ar- rived Friday morning. . . \ Mrs. \Vcissing-cr and sons , , , Walter and Scott spent Thmsday I , J" , I I ) . - with Louisa Gcrwich and bro- thcrs. Gust Ducrfcldt and family spent Sunday at thc home of \1 J r. Reinkes. Mrs. E. Butler and family entertained - taincc1 P. J. Dunn , , F'rankBuII , : r Illd families Sunday. Mr. and l\Irs. John Olanc1 ; of Bancroft , Kan" , sprat several days with thc formers parents at this placc. Katie cinkc will not attend school at Joliet , - Ill. . convent as she anticipated. Miss Ida and she will visit relatives before lea\ ' ng. Verdon. I The social given by the ladies of the Congregational church at Cass Ioorcs on last Thursday evening was well attended and a I neat sum added to thc treaRnrcr. Clydc Lum attended thc Lum- bcrmans meeting in Omaha thc first of thc wcek. Amelia ] Nussbaum spent Sun- day at homc. Martha King came home from Peru on Frida rand visited her mother until Sunday when she returned to her school dutics. J. A. I-Ieinzeiman with his cou- sin , Will Kelly ] ] vent to Lincoln 011 Thursday to attend thc Millers association. l\Irs. M. J. Sailor is able to be around again after a severe at- tack of lag-rippc. l\r. and 1rs. J. Ii' Cornell ] ] went to Lincoln Wednesday to VIsit their daughter. 0 1\11' Mowcry has just completed a large addition to his ice house and has a large force of men at work filling _ it. Lassi\ . . . i , v of , 1. .JoI" ! ) t2s tile , . ins ! ! thc w\'I- : \V.ilh 11"1' cote iii . C. G. Hump.-\ . ! . . \1:1 \ W2fc. ! i\Irs. Randlpl ! of Rube 'i\1I11 up Sa turd : aal1d . yiited her sister Mrs. : . \ \ ' . Whitmiln. , Franee- Small is ralTclirtg' on a Remington typcwritcl' J. J , Bau'r rl'tlll'neil from Falls ) City Saturday where hc had been ' ) i looking after county busincss. Carl Zen tncr wa up from Falls City la'5t wcek. J. H. Curry was down from Stella last ] wcek. J. G. Iliiwelutan is able to he around again i having been con- fined ti thc house for several ] wccks. . E. E. Ewing was in Lincoln ] Saturday in thc interest of the harmers and Merchants bank of this placc. i\Ir. and Mrs. Howan Veal came down from Stella Saturday to visit with relatives and fricnds. John Mark had his , hand severely - rely hurt Monday evening while shoeing horsc. Rulo. 111'5. Hatficld is in very poor hcalth. ' Sometime ago she broke a leg ] and owing to her advanced age her recovery has beets very slow Thc ice harvest is ripe and thc laborers arc many. Good clear ice is foun4l < l at thc foot of Rule street in thc river and thc butch- cr shop and others that put up ice arc harvesting thc crop. It is about 10 inches thick : tl'hc rcccnt cold weather has made a good ice bridge over thc Missouri and teams arc crossing at will. Considerable wood is being - ing haulcd. Miss Vesta VanValkenbmg re- I 1I1'11.d , f t : ' , 'n ' il , i " h. , ) , , ' visit in . t. rOM' ; d2 : 'nnclay. . " \ \ \Y. . \Vinterhottont was do 'n .from b'all' CitTue day. Sleigh rides are all thc rage ' + rtd 1 a number of young people used that mea 115 of locomotion to reach a dance in the country Monday nig-h 1\11' Dunn is very sick \dOI a sc'crcase of pllcumonia. \Irs. C. H. Randolph ) is in Vcr- d.on this week to assist her sister \Irs. Whitman during thc illness if thc lattcr's husb ud. Hobert Nitsche , living six miles north of Rule is dangerously sick with . pncumoia. , ; The Degree of Honor lodge met last Friday night forclcction . of officers , ? Irs. Ball has had a slit'ht . . stroke of paralysis but is in no immediate danger. Mrs. H. Ma.t111 has been on thc sick list for several days past. A number of young men from Patio start this week for a rccuit- ing station wi h thc avowed purpose of joining thc navy. ' \Vhcthc'r their resolution will stick and whether they will be able to pass muster is a question with their fric&lds. The Rue ] Telephone Company held a meeting Monday night and thc .ycar's business was clos- cd.trhc organization . seems , to be In a healthy condition. , For Sale. One DurocTerse ) ' male hog , sired by Red Ceicf. Dam Red Quccn. Cheap if taken at oncc. -II. J. Kloeppcl , R. F. D. No. 1 , Hulo. 3-2t " " K : .