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THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , JULY 7 , 1905.
Louis Wise celebrated in Au
burn.
Clara Laurie came down from
Verdon Friday.
Miss Liscx.iellohsack is number-
be red among the sick.
Mrs. Albert Maust is quite ill
at her borne in this city.
Mrs. Parlicr is very ill at tbe
home of S. II. Harvey.
W. Hunsakcr of Kcservc was
in this city Wednesday.
Cleta Moran spent Friday in
this city with relatives.
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Mrs. Kinda Esteb of Verdon
was a visitor here Tuesday.
Key Marsh came over from
Harada Wednesday on business.
Miss Kthcl Sites of St. Louis
is visiting her sister , Mrs. 13. I.
Re a vis.
John II. Ilutchins is a new
subscriber to The Tribune this
week.
Guy Gage , W. 11. Mowery and
Hruce Nedrow were in this city
Friday.
John 0. Leary of Michigan is
visiting his uncle , Matt McMa-
hon.
Clare Foster left yesterday for
Ilasting.s , where he will play
base ball.
Ralph McDonald , of the Hia
watha World , was in the city on
Tuesday.
Brother Swallow , of the Ster
ling Record , spent the Fourth in
this city.
J. A. Jones of this city is a
new subscriber to the Tribune
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Mrs. Anna HouU are two chil
dren of Verdon spent Friday in
this city.
II. S. rennington , wife and
children attended the show in
this city.
Sam Stewart and wife spent
the first of the week with rela
tives here.
Chloc Wilkinson of Verdon
spent Monday in this city the
guest of friends.
Incx Wachtel left Thursday
for Beatrice to spend some time
with relatives.
32d Swing , of the Farmers
bank of Verdon , was one of Fri
days business visitors.
Mrs. George Albright left yes
terday for Ilumboldt to visit rel
atives for a short time.
Joe Ricger and family of Dawson -
son were in town yesterday anil
called at this office.
Mrs. L. P. Wirth and children
left Wednesday for Colorado tc :
visit with relatives.
Miss Elisabeth Rothenberger ,
of Leavcnworth , Kas. , is visitint
the Keeling girls in this city.
Peter DuITey of Oklahoma Cit }
has been in town this week visit
ing at the home of Dr. Keller.
Miss Mattic Williams of Kan
sas City is spending her sumtue
vacation with friends in this city
Miss Blanch Francis of Bea
trice is visiting Miss Marth ;
Stockman in this city this week
Itiiss Marie Talbot of Lincoli
has been the guest of the Misse
Lyford in this city during th
week.
Dr. and Mrs. P. J. Bentz , c
Lincoln , were the guest of Dr.an
Mrs. E. R. Mathers in this cit
over Sunday ,
Mrs. Sue DeWald left Wednci
day for Auburn to spend a fe
days with her daughter , Mr
John A. Conner.
On the evening of the Fourt
Wilma Meyers accidcntly she
Fay DeWald just above the ej
with a toy pistol. It was a vei
painful accident and required se1
eral days treatment by Dr. Mini
before the powder was all retno
ed from her face.
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AUGUST 12 to 20 , 1905
Better talent engaged and more of it than ever before
NOTICE THE LIST
Qov. Jos. W. Folk , DeWitt fllller , Matt S. Hughes ,
Madam K. S. Tsilka , Frank S. Regan , chalk talk ,
Rev. H. E. Wolfe , Kate Brigham , Illustrated Lee
tures , Standard Entertainers , moving pictures ,
Dr A. P. Cobb , Rev. I. D. Bowman , Prof. Samuel
Avery , Father Wm Murphy , W. H. Rockefeller
firs. Anna Simmons State Supt. J. L. flcBrien
and a number of other well known speakers
There will be band music every day
There will be quartet singing every day
AN ORCHESTRA Will ASSIST THE CHORUS AT REHEARSAL
Reduced Rates on all Railroads
Ask Your Agent About Them. .
If you want a program or a tent , write to
W. P. Shildneck , Secy. , Salem , Neb.
I
T. J.Gibl .trended the bankers
meeting in Ilumboldt Wednes
day. His wife accompanied him
to that city. _ _
A. Xook of Yerdon was in the ;
city yes terdav visiting his son , |
Treasurer Xook. lie made this
office a pleasant call.
Misses Steele and Meyers , of
Hiawatha , spent a few days the
first of the week with the Misses
Keeling and Lapp.
John Severns and wife passed
through this city on Wednesday
on their way home from a visit
with their daughter at Table
Rock.
Mrs. Henry Rieger still re
mains very ill at her home on
North Chase street. But slight
hope is entertained for her re
covery.
I. B. Whitaker , of the real es
tate firm of Whitaker Bros. , left
Wednesday for Butler county ,
Mo. , to look after some big land
deals in that section.
A Graham and wife left yester-
terday for Portland and numer
ous points along the coast. They
will return by the way of Cana
da and visit relatives. They ex
pect to be gone about four weeks.
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News has reached this city ol
the sudden death of Mr. Hearst
at his home in Waco , Texas. Mr.
Hearst was married in this city
some years ago to Mrs. 13. J.
Iloldbrook.
I * . F. Shubert. of Shubert was
in town Saturdaj. Mr. Shubert
will be a candidate for county
clerk and makes his announce
ment in this paper. Mr. Shu
bert will come to the convention
with considerable strength.
Prof. Rich , formerly principal
of the Falls City schools died at
f the home of his son Kdson in
Omaha Sunday. Mr. Rich has
, . many friends in Falls City who
will learn of his death with great
regret.
Frank Harrison , the well known
Nebrasha newspaper corrspond-
cut who is now traveling in south
America , has mailed The Trib
une a souvenir postal card from
Zapaca , Guatamala. Mr. Harrison
risen must have purchased one oi
each kind of the stamps used bj
that government and attachec
them to the card , ana the total
cost of postage was fifteen cents
as near as we can figure it.
We are in receipt of a Burling
ton folder descriptive of the var
ious irrigations projects of the
United States government , and
the same contains much valuable
information. It is interesting to
note that the North Platte Valley
project covers 200,000 acres ; in
the Platte valley the Shoshonc
project covers an equal area in
the Big Horn basin , the Crow re
servation a half million acres and
the Belle Fourshe prospect a large
territory north of the Black Hills.
A copy of this folder may be
secured from the general passen
ger agent of the Bulington at
Omaha , or from Grant Stewart ,
the local agent in this city.
The glorious Fourth seems to
have been celebrated in proper
style in Barada. Sheriff Hossack
showed up the morning of the
sixth with divers and numerous
cases of beer and casks of whisky
obtained by search warrants
sworn out by residents of the
village. Arthur Nixon was
bound over on a charge of boox.e-
elegy by Judge Wilhite and cases
too numerous to mention were
continued until July 13.
The Mibject of the sermon at
Presbyterian church Sabbath
morning will be "The Creed of
[ Christ. " Evening subject "Some
! thoughts of thoM' who read and
, think. " The sacraments of the
' church will be administered and
new members received at the
morning service. Everybody is
cordially invited.
Dr. Crafts , of Washington , D ,
C. , lectures at the court housi
this Friday evening. Subject ,
"That Boy and Girl of Mine.1
Persons who have heard him al
Chautauqua's and elsewhere , con
sider him one of the ablest speak
ers in the country. Admission it
free. _ _
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bennetl
and two children , Margauriteaml
Robert , of Ilumboldt , spent Tues
day in this city , the guest of Mrs ,
Allie Watson. They were ac
companied by Mrs. Bennett's
brother and sister , Frank am ;
Fay Sanford.
Hon. W. B. Price , of Lincoln ,
was in the city Monday. Mr ,
Price , who was insurance clert
under Auditor Cornell , deliverer
the oration at the big celebratior
in Rule on the Fourth. He is r
former editor of the Nebraska
Independent.
Jesse James.
The W. I. Swain Jesse James
show that is to appear here July
12th , presenting wild western
life in reality comes well recom
mended by the press. It is re
ported that they are giving a
good show. There will be in
addition to the regular show a
thirty minute free thow in front
of the tent from 7 o'clock to 7:30 : ,
consisting of roping , riding ,
music by the original cowboy
band , etc. The management
announces that any wildunbroken
horse or mule will be rode free of
charge , so bring your wild unride-
able horses and see the fun.
Alarriage Record.
The following licenses were issued
by Judge Wilhite :
William O. Stump , Fulls City ! 12
Anna Will , Falls City 32.
Edward O. Monad , Stella U2
Geneva Itaper , Stella 20.
George Cohee , Nlms City 2. > .
Mayine Feicht , Nims City 18.
Ho.rnwn Bottom , Hiawatha 3i. (
Florence Ulsh , Hiawatha 42.
Falls City's Carnival.
The C. W. Parker shows have
no followers , in other words
grafters , fakir.or gamblers. It
is one particular pride of the
management that any lady or
child can go up and down the
"Pikv" accompanied , visit every
hhow and have a good time with
out seeing anything immoral or
being afraid of grafts or insults.
They have in their employ two
special detectives whose whole
duty is to see that the patrons
of the attractions are properly
taken care of. He also carries
numerous gentlemanly ushers
whose sole duty is to supply in
formation and look after the gen
eral wellare of the patrons. The
date in Falls City is July 24 to 30
and flic management especiallj
invites the ladies and children to
be their guests up and down the
Pike.
\ D. S. HcCarthy
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Prompt attention given
to the removal of house
hold goode.
PHONE NO. 211
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Persistence is not Sea *
| sonable Like Fall and i
I Summer Goods : : : :
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We as merchants and you as cus *
tomers know that success in anything de
pends upon careful and persistent industry
at all times.
If you could buy a Spring Couch , Car
pet or Bed Room Suit for less money in the
Summer time it would be your duty to do
it.
We know this and therefore want to
inform you that the odds and- ends in all
our store have been marked down to a
summer figure.
Our window is full of Rockers ; good ,
beautiful and stylish that we have marked
less than cost.
Next week we will display in the same
window a full line of Couches. The price on ft
these will astonish you.
Carpet Remnants in abundance.
Mattings cheap and lots of it. ftft
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Call on us these hot days.
Our spacious room is coo ! and
you would enjoy your visit
whether you bought or not.
i REAVIS & ABBEY I
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
BUGGIES AND SURREYS
We have just received another carload of Keys
Bros , celebrated goods , and if you need a vehicle
we can show you something interesting both in
grade and price.
We still make very low prices on
Walking and Riding Cultivators
We also have the Deering
Harvesters and Mowing Machines
Call and see them
We are agents for the W. C. Shinn Lightning
Rod a rod guaranteed in every particular. We
cheerfully furnish estimates.
WERNER & MOSIMAN CO.
Railroad Valuation.
The state board has completed
its valuation of railroads. The
increase in the valuation this
year over last amounts to
$6,060,616.25. In as much as the
valuation was largely increased
last year , the present figures are
probably very near the true value
of railroad property in Nebraska.
Th < total . is $236,474,880.
Bugs.
Ppobably there were microbes
IB our forefathers' days , only they
4i n't keep them stirred up all the
tune. Lewiston Journal.
Fourth Of July.
The Missouri Pacific is offer
ing a special fourth of July rate.
The fare will be one fare plus 50
cents for the round trip. Tickets
will be on sale from the first to
the fourth with a return limit on
the sixth.
Full many an iceberg towering cold
and white
The dark , unCuttiomed northern
oceans bear ;
Full many a snow storm pally howls
tonight
And wastes its coolness on the
Artie air.
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