THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , JULY 7 , 1905. flJ J
Holmes is for Pollard.
Those ( Icinucrn'B ' who have boon
expecting 'lins for 13ro\vn through
diantrficiion on tlio purl of dud o
Holmes mid LnnriiHtor county ro-
publiciuiH uouorally an- ( loomed
to ( liBiippoinltni'iit. For tlit bent"
lit of thoflu who havi- boon led 10
question hin tittitndo in this oiiiii-
pitilin' , .hitl c llolnh'8 line inUdc
< tin1 following fitntoinont lo the
Slnte .Join-mil :
"Sum M hlinx i'f ilint is hnrdly
wortli answering. Ii .ill liyht , !
btippoBf. for JMr. Hi'uwn to tisu his
prt'Htim1 ira niityor Of Lincoln mill ,
for hia dcini'cnitiu friiMid.s to j.'t t
as nuu'li comfort out of it as puss-
iblo , but tlinl'Hiill he'll got , He'll
k'et no republican voten in Lincoln' .
J do not moan , of course , thtit he
will nol got a Hinglo republican
vote , for like any candidate , he
will got a few republican votes
from friends hero and there , but
1 don't believe that IMH candidacy
will have any perceptible ell'ect
moro than the candidacy of any
democrat that conld bu named in
the First diHtrict. Mr. Brown w
n oed citi/en and many republi-
caiiH supported him for mayor.
But these name republican ; * would
not think fora moment of support
ing him as a candidate for
congress. It seeniH to me very
foolish for the democrats to make
nny such pretentious as this.
Because it will only reactnuninet
bliem and will discredit the man *
n emciiL of their campaign when
the election demonstrates how
little the republicans of Lincoln
and of Lancaster county want a
democrat in conm'ess. Thedmo. .
crals only demonstrate the weak
ness of their caiirio and the little
hope they have in trying to make
a campaign. If 1 had been nom
inated at Falls City instead of
Mr. Pollard , I have iio doubt that
the democrats would now bo cir.
dilating the story that Pollard and
1m friends down in Oass county
were sore and that thevo was to be
a heavy slump to the democratic
suudidtito. There in al\vny ouch
iidk as this in every election , bnl
if the republicans throughout UK
district i re as loyal to Mr. Pollan
nt th coming election as they
will bo in Lancaster county , In
will have a larger proportion ol
the vote polled that any other re
publican candidate has ever ha'
and there will not be much com
fort in that for the democrats
The fact is there never was a tinu
when there was as few people ii
this county wanting democrats ii
congress as now. Who is it tha
wants a democrat in congress' '
What ciuj a democrat do in Wash
ington. now ? What can he do fo
tbt > republicans of the First dis
tnct ? What can he do for any
body ? What reason ia there now
with the whole country , democrat
and populist and republicans ulik
nil bent on sustaining Presiden
Roosevelt and backing up his pol
icy by every possible means , whii
reason is there for a democrat i
congress ? Go out ntuong the re
publicans here in Lanoasto
county and see if you can find on
single republican who wants
democrat in congress. Talk t
Judge Frost , or Paul Olark , c
Hie men who were aspirants (
any of the delegates to the Fal
City convention or any republic ! )
in Lancaster county and see if yc
can find one that is giving encou
ngement to the democratic cand
date. The democrats have ce
tainly made themselves rediculoi
by their pretentious that M
Brown has any pull on rupu\j\\pf \ \ \
votes.
CHOLERA INFANTUM
Child not Expected to UvP from 0
Hour to AnotNcr , but Cured
Chaniberln.irv'1 Colic , Cholertv. fc
Diarrhoea. Remedy.
I.'uth , the daughter of E N. Dowi
of Agnewville , Vu. , wus seriously ill
cholera infuntum lust summer. " \
gave her up and did not expect her
live from one hour to another , "
suys. "I happened to think of Cha
berlain's Colic , Cholera and DInrrhr
Remedy and urot a bottle of it from t
btore. ID five hours I suw n chnu
for the bettor.Vo kept on glvinp
und before she had taken the half
one small bottle she was well. " Ti
remedy is for sale at Kcrr'a drug sto
Sliubcrt.
Hob Cain and Ike Harris of
Stella were rejoicing in our midst
one day last \veok.
The best crop of wheat this ]
county has had for years has
just been harvested.
Warren Ilntchins and I. L.
Sfocuin , both of Falls City were
seen on our streets last Thursday.
Much needed and refreshing
nhowors came to these parts Fri
day .and Saturday morning of
last week. '
J. K. Shubert Ka.st Muddj's ,
candidate for county clerk was )
in Falls City last week fixing !
his political fences. ' |
Charles Johnson and wife of
Laiitfdon , Mo. , were visiting rc-
lativerf and friends here last Sat
urday and Sunday.
Joe Lord and family of Salem
were here to spend Saturday and
evening and Sunday with his
brother Charles and family.
John Coltflaxer went fishing
once near Hills Dale last Thurs
day and we. are informed that he
met with the usual "fisherman's
luck" . He caught one mud cat
fish full 3 inches loiitf.
Wellington iCvans one of the
leading educators of tins state is
attending the duties of cashier
in the Farmers State Bank while
his brother J. M. ICvans and wife
are away for a few months so
journ on the Pacific coast.
John D. Shubert and Oscar
Pond of Broken Arrow I. T. ar
rived in Shubert Friday morning.
They came on a combined busi
ness and pleasure trip. John
Sawyer came home home as they
came. They will likely spend
several weeks in and around
Shubert as the farm work in the
Territory is done till the fall work
begins.
Lank Shaffer took a carriage
load of the coming men of Shu
bert down to Falls City last Fri
day to see the bin animal show.
The party consisted of Frank
Hricker , Elmer Ham , Kolland
Spense and Dwitc Harman. The
boys were well pleased and think
the show is the biggest thing < > f
its kind on earth.
On last Friday evening in
broad day light , on the public
street of Shubert , exposed towage
of men , women and children , oc
curred one of the most disgrace
ful and distfiistiii" ; affairs that
ever took place in this lair little
city. Like some ferocious wild
animals thirsting for blood two
men engaged in a litfht ahd un
mercifully pounded and beat one
another in the face with theii
bare fists. It looked as thongV
the crime would tfo u'lichallenjrec
r.nd the culprits unpunished ,
which probably would have been
the case , if some friends of tin
bellitfcrants had not inducct
them to appear and plead tfuiltj
and pay a line. This they die'
and were lined the pitiful sum o
$5.00 and well admonished to gc
and sin no more. When , ol
when , will men learn to be men
and officers learn to do their duty
I OHIO
0 MI'M. S. 11. Knisely visited her
r father Sunday.
S louder the sic
il Mrs. was on
ls list the first of the week.
lsn
n Lloyd Knisely was a guest c
in his cousin Clay Pock Sxuuluy.
inr Edith and Daisy Pock visile
! .1. W. Maust'sntS-traussville.
rIB Mr , Y $ h , % 9v ( Verdon , visile
IB s % Tonu strlus :
l\ lpcck \ \ and famil
® were % \ \ ikit1 \
and wi
lie were guests at Philip Blaus c
byml
ml Win , Hutchison ylalled Vvll
his grandpa in Fails City In
of Saturday.
Vote Mrs Huettnel4 and childrt
to visited at N. B. Burnsworth
ho Monday afternoon.
Ill-
Oil Mr.s. N. Pock and little dang
ho ter visited In Falls City Satu
day with Mrs. Ivanffman.
It
of There was quite a large a
its tendence at the : > chool meetii
in district JJO Monday night.
IfinUCV niCCACCC CAUSE ONE-THIRD OF
IIIIJNEf UldEAdEd THE TOTAL DEATHS.
When the Kidneys fail to perform their functions properly by not straining out the poison
ous waste matter from the blood as it passes through them , the poisons are carried by the
circulation to every part of the body , deranging the different organs. This causes heart
trouble , stomach trouble , sluggish liver and a host of other ills , all due to deranged Kidneys.
corrects irregularities and cures Kidney and Bladder diseases in every form , tones up the
whole and the diseases that have
CURED OF BRBGHT'S DISEASE. system ,
Mr. Robert Q. Hurke , Elnorn , Saratoga Co. , N , V. . writes : -I am clad to have nn oppor resulted from disordered Kidneys disappear ,
tunity of telling what magnificent results I have had from using KOLEY'3 KIDNliY
CUIUi after ha vine tried other advertised medicines and Severn 1 physicians. Before I bcran because the cause has been removed. Commence
It I hnd to Ret up from 12 to 10 times each night to relieve my bladder. I was all bloated up
with dropsy and my eyesight wan no Impaired that I could ncnrccly see one of my family '
across the room. In fact , 1 was so badly Used up that I had Riven up hope of living when 1 mence taking FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE
was urged by a friend to try 1'OLEV'S KIDNEY CURE. Oneyvccnt bottle worked won
ders , and before 1 had taken the third bottle the superfluous flesh hod gone , as well as all at the first sign of danger. Do not risk
other symptoms of Kidney trouble. My friends were surprised that I was cured , as they
all thought I was going to die. Every few days some one comes from miles away to learn having Bright's Disease or Diabetes.
the name of the wonderful medicine that cured me of Urlght's Disease , and not one that
has triad It has failed to be bencfUted.
Two Sizes , 50 Gents and $1.00.
SOLD AND RECOMMENDED BY
Dr. McMillan , City Pharmacy , Falls City , Nebraska.
Cleo.V. . Peck drove down to |
his son , Lloyd Peck's last week
for a few days visil.
Emma McCaun , who has been
in Nebraska Cily for several
weeks , returned to her home.
Owing1 to Uev. Brewer being-
sick there was no preaching
services at Maple Grove Sun
day night.
The farmers are very busy in
this locality at present , plow
ing corn , making hay and liar-j
vesting wheat.
Mrs. John Wiltse and lillle
son of Falls Cily spent part of
last week with her parents , C4.
W. Peck and wife.
The Farmers store at Strauss-
ville has changed hands , John
Strauss , the iormer owner , sell
ing out to Ghas. P. Stump.
Delia and Nellie Knisely and
their brothers , Frances and
Truman were guests at their
uncle's , Noah Peck , Sunday.
For Sale.
A black thoroughbred bull of
Col. Hard ! UK'S breeding. Weight
1500. Address Win. M. Hudson ,
Humboldt , Neb. 79-2
Buy ! ( Now.
Now is the tlmi ! to buy Chamberlain's
Colic , Choluru uiul Oiurrlioea , Hum-
ody. It Is oerlitln to bo needed boonei1
or Inter ami when thtit tlmo coini'F you
will need it quiekly. Iluy it now. It
may save life. For Milo ut Ivurr'silrug
store.
Call Meeting
All citizens who will and can
attend are urged to come to tlie
court house on Monday evening ,
July 10 , to organize a "Humane
society. " The call is made by
the members of the local W. C ,
T. U.
One Dollar Saved Represents Ter
Dollars Earned.
The avoraeo miui does not suvu ti
oxeeed ten per cunt of his earnings
Ho must spend nlnu dollars in Hviii )
expenses for every dollar uved. Thu
being tlu. tUiao liu oa D not bo too eiirufu
about uniiooi'nyary cvxiiunser. Vor
often ti few cents properly invested.lik
buying seeds for his garden , will sav
several dollars outlay later on. It I
the same in buyln r Chamberlain ,
Cholle , Cholera und Diarrhoea Hen :
cdy. It costs but a few cents , and
bottle of it In the house often saves
doctor's bill of several dollars. Fo
sale at Ivorr'c druff store.
Wins High Honor.
y A Richardson county youn
I- man , George Lee , of Ilumboldt
HUB won a high honor at th
[ e state university , In referrin
in t9 Ule J'ec9sn i ° n ° ? MI * . ke <
the Stale .Tum'tUtl sAVs !
"The honOr Jil the third yea
class consist in dcfcllon to th
JlOnofnry fraternity of Thet
Kap'p'ff Nu. The election (
sn three meil to this society wr
's
announced at the commenc' '
meat exercises , F. W. Johnsoi
of WoodKiver , C. P. Ritchie , <
r- North Bend , and It H. Smitl
of Beatrice , being the nCV > ' IJ'el
bers. The name of Geor' ' *
Lee , of Humboldt , has be. '
added to these. "
W. I. Swain's $30,000
Tented Production . .
Wild Western Historical life in reality , at
FALLS CITY , NEB.
ONE NIG-HT ONLY
WEDNESDAY , JULY 12
Near Central School Building
Spacious Rainproof Pavilion Fspecially Constructed ( or the
Housing of this Gigantic Novel Fntertainment
= W. I. Swain's Original Cowboy Band
AT NIGHT ONLY , RAIN OR SHINE
NO D1SAPOJNTMENT
. . Price of Admission Reduced for this Date Only . .
MOTE $5,000 Extra Free attraction , Grand. Novel , Wes
tern Pastime in front of the tents from 6:30 : to 7 o'clock' ALL
FREE. Wild Outlawed horses bridled , saddled and rode
free of charge. Bring your wild and unbroken horses ; $500
for ahorse our champion of the plains cannot ride. Worth
going miles to see. He there. If laughing hurts you stay
away.
Doors open at 1 P. M. Show Begins at 8 O'Clock Sharp
For Sale.
Two registered Hereford nmle
ealves , yearlings nust. Write , Will
Skaluk , Humbuldt Neb. tf.
Why is it BO pleasant to tell n
fish story when you never believe
ono thut is told yon ? Lincoln
Star.
Only two more days of the
eigarette in Nebraska. But prob
ably it will suicll to heaven under
some other name. Fremont Tri
bune.
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4h -
'f Speaking about circulation ,
is Printer's Ink , authority upon Jill
matters pretainiiif. ' . to inowspaper
work , nnd espeeially pretainin to
advertising says : "The wise ad
vertiser limits his patronage as
nearly as possible to the pnpers
V. that tell will how many copies are
V.n
> n issued. " Joluifeon County Tri
bunal.
Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera and'
Diarrhoea Remedy The Best
in Cxlstence.
T. W. Wood , rounuKCf of the Whitu
County News , Heebe , Ark. , Is lire pro
scntutive southern business limn , who
does not hesitiite In expressing his
good opinion of u wull known remedy
He says , "It gives mo pleasure to
recommend Chamberlain's Colic , Chol
era und Diarrhoea Remedy , having
used It myself und in my family with
the best results. In fuel 1 believe it to
bo thu best remedy of the kind in exist
once. " Sold nt Kerr's drug store.
Beatrice Chautauqua.
Low rates via Burlington
route.
The Burlinytoii offers lickels
lo Bealrice and return from
Falls City , at $2.75 , July U to 16 ,
inclusive. Return limit July
119. Ask the agent for partic
Iulars. 79-2
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Dr. R. P.Robertsdentist
qver King's Pharmacy.
It's Being Whispered I
Around '
That \ve are doing the
Shoe business of the town.
Guess it's about right ,
too , judging from the
number of people who are
coming here for their
Shoes.
\
We fully understand
the "wherefore , "and so
does every Man , Woman
and Child who has bought
Shoes here ,
When we give our
trade the best shoes their
money can buy anywhere
on earth , keep our styles
right up to the hour , give
special and expert atten
tion to fitting , what more
can we do ?
Tie to this Shoe store
and you'll always wear
shoes.
Geo. B. Holt ,
The Shoe Man
WILSON
See the
GERMAN FIRE
PROOF COOK
ING WARE DIS
PLAY : : :
in our large window. This is the
best earthen cooking ware made ,
and every piece guaranteed fire
proof.
. . Don't for get us on. .
Queensware , Notions ,
Groceries and Flour ,
the be-.t stock ( if the above goods in
the city at.
C. M. WILSON
REFRACTION 1ST.
R. L Beaumont , M. D.
i Pomicrlv EVc and Car Specialist.
[ Now litnitint , ' practice to EYE
! GLASSES. Sixth and Felix ,
ST. JOSEPH. - MISSOURI.
- /\r i r 1 I r * Six ami n half aero lot.
HIS If A I ! < In tliu wwiern part nl
rUK 3AU > i , & , „ ? % &
locution. Quo liunilrcd fruit trees. 1'rlco
reusoiiablo Win ' , Mfllll FR .
FALLS CITY. NEB.