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r r , . FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE 1IIId Stan I and Gravel With Excruciating Pains
, , i . A. H. Thurnes , Mgr. Wills Creek Coal Co. , Buffalo , 0. , writes : '
, . . , . . . eel have been afflicted with kidney and bladder trouble for years , pass-
" ! " " . . strengthens the urinary Ing gravel or stones with excruciating pains. Other medicines only
organs , gave relief. After taUng ) FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE the result was
. ' . . builds the kidneys and invig- surprising. A few doses started the brick dust , like fine stones , etc. .
. [ ! . Up J g - and now I have no pam across my kidneys and I feel like a new man.
: , the whole FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE has done me $1,000 worth of good. "
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: . . . . _ t. _ , . J ! : ' No Other IIlmldJ Can Compare With It
I. ' . < \ > ) I IT IS GUARANTEED Thos. W. Carter , of Ashboro , N. C. , had Kidney Trouble and
w : one bottle of FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE effected a perfect cure , and
. ' : ; J ; , : ' , ' " TWO SIZES 60 and $1 . 00 he says there is no remedy that will compare with it.
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fgf : ' DR. McMiLLAN , Proprietor City Pharmacy.
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r Roy Dunn and sister were in
, Falls City Friday.
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J : Mr. Constonline is slowly recovering -
' " covering from his recent illness.
. Miss Ida Leecy began sewing
! Tuesday morning for Mrs. Lip-
t . . pold.
B yon Dunn assisted llr.Veis -
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, finger WIth hIS work a few days
I I ! ' ' ; last week. ,
: Mr. J. A. Dunn marketed a
. , 1i . ' . , ' \ load of hogs to Falls City the
' . past week. .
Mr. Kegler has repainted his
i , . tine residence , work done by Mr.
: : , White of Falls Ci y.
, ' l\'lrs. ' J. A. Dunn and Miss
, : Myrtle Isabel ! spent Sunda ; ; with
the latter's parents.
' " l\Ir. Roy Dunn , who has been
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Grand Island , has returned home
to assist his fe : ther in his work.
: Mr. Joseph Shawing gave a
: hauling bee to his many friends
. . . " hauling lumber for his new build-
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Irs. B. C. Duerfeldt gave a ,
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i.-r' ; , quilting : Monday to her friend
1 'T ' to which all did justice to the
I well loaded table.
A Good Family Liniment.
Every family should be supplied
_ with a bottle of Cham berlain's ,
l. ' , Pain Balm. For cuts , bruises ! '
I burns , scalds and similar injuries
which are of frequent occurrence
there is nothing so good.It soothes
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' . , instant relief from pain , but causes
the parts to heal in about one-
third the time required by the
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nnusal treatment. As it is an antiseptic -
tiseptic all danger from blood-
poisoning is avoided. Sold by
Kerr's Drug Store.
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A , dIsastrous fire occurred at
Auburn , on Saturday night. Sev-
eral small building on the north
side of the principal business
street were burned to the ground ,
and some damage done to the
plate glass windows in the stores
across the street. \Ve are informed -
formed that A. E. Souder suff-
ered some slight loss of this char-
acter. The total loss is reported
to be about S5OOO , partly covered
by insurance.
Elks Meet and Organize ,
The members of the Elks lodge '
which IS to be installed in this
city on the night of : May 20th ,
met at the Sphinx club rooms on
Saturday night , and organized
by the election of the following
officers : Dr. Fred Kellar , exalted
ruler ; Rev. H. B. Smith , esteemed
leading knight ; Geo. Hall , esteemed -
teemed loyal knight ; R. C. James ,
es ! eefued lecturing knight ; Ed
M. : May , secretary ; J. C. Tan-
ner , treasurer ; Herman Minnick ,
tyler ; Dave Davies , Grant \Vin-
del and John Powell , trustees.
The lodge starts out under the
most favorable circumstances ,
and with the above gentlemen in
control of its affairs for the next
year , it should prove an unqualified -
fied success. The installation on
the night of May 20th promises
to be one of the biggest affairs
Falls City has ever seen. It is
estimated that 300 hundred visiting -
ing Elks will come on the Oma-
ha , Platts mouth , Lincoln and
Beatrice special which will reach
Falls City about four o'clock in
the afternoon of the 20th.
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District Court ,
. Judge Kelligar held a short
adjourned term of the district
court on : Monday afternoon. A
few' ' minor orders were made , but
no cases were tried. The indict-
ment found by the grand jury at
its late session against Lind Car-
son of Auburn was dismissed by
County Attorney James on the
written request of the complaining -
ing witness. Judge Kelligar adjourned -
! journed court until May 9th , at I
which time the injunction case of
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. Brinegar vs. Cop ass will be tried.
Notice of Disolution of Pa.rtnershlp.
Be it known that on the 20th
day of April 1905 , that the firm
of Houston and Wiser dissolved
partnership by mutual agree-
: ment' Dr. I. 1\1. Houston assum-
ing all debts against the finn.
The accounts due the firm have
been placed in The Falls City
State bank for collection. It is
earnestly requested that all part-
ies owing said firm will call
promptly at the Ealls City State
Bank and settle their account.
Dr. I.M Houston will continue
in the business and also conduct
The Mercy : Hospital.
I. M. HOUSTON.
F. C. \VISEIt.
School Meeting.
The members of the school
board met Monday night and elected - :
ected the following officers- :
prerident , G' C. Jennings , vice
president , D. D. Reayis ; secretary
H. P. Custer and census enumer-
tor Minnie NetT. After attend-
ing to the business before the
board the following teachers were
elected : Principle high school E.
Tobie ; assistant , J. W. Roberts ;
English and History , Mary Dav-
ies ; Mathmetic's Edith Robbins.
Eigth srade Mabel Bridges ; fifth
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and sixth grade Clara Gagnon ;
kindergarten , Grace Miner ; fifth
grade , Josephine Graves ; second
grade Myrtle Bowers. kindergarten -
ten , Minnie McDonald.
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While going along the west
side of the street don't forget to
stop and take a look at the beau-
tiful embossed paneled , game ,
piece pictures for dining rooms
at G. E. Hall's shoe store. They
are certainly beauties. Mr. Hall
is giving thc'tn away with every
purchase made that amounts to
at least one dollar. Don't fail to
call early for they may be all
gone if you wait.
Among the Richardson county
stockmen who have been on the
Kansas City market during the
past week were Sam Kimmel who
received $5.90 for a car load of
stockers ; 1. W. Harris of Stella
who received S4.90 for a shipment
of fat cows , : . . Fiddler of Falls
City with one car of prime steers ;
\V. F. Dunning & Co. , or 'Yerdon
three cars of cattle ; and E. L.
Brown of Yerdon with a mixed
load of stock.
1. W. Harris of Stella was a
pleasant caller at this office 'rues-
day. : Mr. Harris is known
throughout the county as one of
the best judges of cattle in the
west , and like every other man
who knows his business has made
a great success of it.
Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Wiser will
leave in a few days for Silverton\
Col ? where the former has large
mining interest. Dr. Wiser will
take up the practise of medicine
ill his new home and will no
doubt be very successful.
Mrs. Rosie I\-Iichles gave a
quilting party to her many friends
they were royally entertained.
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