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THE FALLS ClTtf TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , JUNE 15 , 1906.
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s Everybody Bad in Louisville !
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An evangelist asked the postmaster of
Louisville to send him the names of un =
I saved people of that town. The postmas =
tersent him the city directory so as to give
everybody a chance.
The reverse is true of our lands at Deer =
field and Granada. You could almost shut
your eyes and not get a bad piece.
We know that if you once see our country
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.you will not be satisfied until you have
secured some of it. It is the most fascinat = I
ing country you ever saw. We never had
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anyone say that they did not like it. Come : K
on the next excursion/and / see for yourself.
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Remember the date ; dune 19th. 1
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CLEAVER & SEBOLD I
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE , FALLS CITY , NEB.rf ,
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SHUBERT
Mrs. Jerrlo Ballard , living four
miles cast o ( Shuuitrtdlcd last Tuesday
availing after a fo\v days illness mill
was burh'd at llrnwnvillo Thursday.
Minnie Hoover Is working for Mr.
Chrlstter this week.
May Lampu vUHed willi MIH. Smith
in the country Saturday evening and
Sunday.
Joe Shubert anil wife Iroin the west
ern part of the stuto visited with Mrs.
Lydla IJannon Sunday.
Suslo Horns and Hay Harmon , Min
nie Hoover and Charley Alum went
llshlng at the Nemaha Sunday.
The A O I' W and 1) of 11 gave an
ice cream and strawberry supper at
Taylor hall Saturday evening free to
tbo members and tholr families A
largo crowd was present and everyone
enjoyed themselves.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith vKUt-d Mrs.
Lydiu Harmon last Saturday.
Joe Christy living cast of town hub
been sick for some time but at this
writing is some better. Ills friends
wish for him a speedy recovery.
A son of Mr. Cole living east of town
is very low with typhoid fever.
Florence and I'oarl Gulp wont to
Porn ln t wnok to uttond th summer
normal.
Mesdiuues Wolf and Kenton visited
with Mrs. Harmon last Friday after
noon.
John Shulenberg visited on his farm
u few days last week.
Mrs Walter Lewis while picking
cherries last Friday fell from a stepladder
ladder and sustained severe injuries.
Dr. Shook was called and at present
fiho is some better but will be confined
to her bed for some time.
Florence Fish , daughter ofV. . M ,
Fish living east of town , la quite sick
with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Lydiu Harmon and May Lampi
visited with Mrs. Frank Oathout 01
Thursday evening
Thomas lloover and family loft Fri
day for Rockport , Mo. , to visit hi
brother for a , few days.
J. F. Shubert will commence ti
build a new residence soon where tin
old blacksmith shop now stands.
J. N. Colglazlor and wife were callei
to Indiana by the serious illness of hi
father.
Charley Schulonberg has rented th
James property on Elm street and wl )
CO to housekeeping soon.
Charley Raper lost a valuable cal
one day last week.
Slmmiu Weddlo loft ono day
week for a visit with his sister , Mrs.
Charley Hall , at Home , Kans.
Mrs. Henderson of Shubert and Mrs.
Harper , of Auburn were visiting in
Stella last Tuesday.
FARGO
Mr. and Mrs. Dicker and daughter
of Springfield , Mo. , arc visiting at the
homo of Dr. Koonig this week , and ex
pect to remain for some time.
John Santo transacted business in
Kulo the last of the week.
Geo. ! * . Hcrccr of UulYulo , Naw York
the guest of John Futscher and wife.
He Is a cousin to Mesdamcs Futschor
and John Paul. Mr. lierger Is an elec
trician and if not called away on busi
ness intends to mal < o an extensive
visit.
Misses NiUscbo were visitors in
Falls City the last of the week.
H. J. Suit/ transacted Important
business hero the last of the week.
Willie Zimmerman transacted busi
ness in Sunny Valley the last of the
week.
Philip Michel was u business visitor
here last weel : .
Win. Buckminstor transacted busi-
nct.s in Sunny Vulley the 'irst of the
week.
James sells , sr. , had business here
this week.
A. J. Santo of lluzcl Dell transacted
business in Uulo the. first of the week.
D. M. lilooni had business near hero
part of this week.
Lafo Fout and wlfo ol Falls City vis
ited at the home of A. K. Swain over
Sunday.
Grant Freol was in Hulo Monday.
Samuel Mackey of Harada was a
pleasant caller here recently.
Fred C. Paul was transacting busi
ness hero Tuesday.
Uncle Hilly Jones and wife returned
from tholr newly purchased homo in
Oklahoma recently. Uncle Billy and
wlfo are between 95 and 100 years old
and manage their work as well or bet
ter than many younger people. The
old lady has regained her eyesight anil
can now read a newspaper without the
use of glasses. She is also stead ) ,
nerved enough to thread a necdlo.
Edmund Dorsto was in Rule Friday
Geo. J. Schmidt was a Rule vlsltoi
Saturday.
Emma Zimmerman was In Rule ot
Saturday lust.
Fred Nltzscho of Winnebago CreeV
was in Rule on business Saturday.
Fred Paul transacted business at the
county capilol Saturday.
.Mrs. Thomas Mandervillo was here
Friday.
.lamei Wolf has been quite sick for
some time.
Win. Buunian had business In Pres
ton the last of the week.
Walter Hiikcr visited over Sunday in
Missouri.
Mrs. Win. .lones was shopping in
Rule Saturday.
Mr. Fouls of Uraig , Mo. , Is visiting
relatives hero this week.
Mrs. .1. W. Santo was a Rule visitor
Wednesday
i William Haeh and son John were
Rule callers Saturday.
E. W. I'otipu was in Rule Friday.
Marriage Record.
Nathan E Burgett , Humboldt 21
Phonbo E Onrrans , Dawson 2'2
Married by Judge Gagnon , May III.
John L Morris , Pueblo , Cole 2(1 (
Anna B Murphy , Falls City 211
John A Benedict , Verdon 01 !
Carrie Smith , Falls City M
Milton strain , Sirui < mvUlr , . . . X
Bartlm Srlbennciokor , Gllead 21 !
Married by Rev Brewer , Juneti.
John Koiui , Merrill , Kans 2'J
Bculah Sandrock Merrill It
Donuoll R Dcmaree , Auburn 2. "
Minnie E Young. Stella 2'J
Ten Years in Bed.
" For ten years 1 was confined to my
bed was dlseaso of my kidneys. " writes
R. A. Gray , J. P. of Oakville , Ind.
"It was so severe that I could not
move part of the time. 1 consulted
the very best medical skill available ,
but could get no relief until Foley's
Kidney Cure was recommended to me.
It has been a Godsend to me. " For
! sale at Moore's Pharmacy.
FOK EKNT. A live room cot-
1 tage in good repair with barn and
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eight lots , within fiour blocks ol
the post office.
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13. I. RKAYIS.
I Best For Womeu and Children.
: | On account of Its mild action ant
i plnasant taste Orino Laxative Frul
I Syrup is especallly recommended foi
women and children. It does no
nauseat of gripe like pills and ordinary
I ' cathartics. Orino Laxative Frul
Syrup aids digestion and stimulate
I1 the liver and bowels without irritat
Ing them. Remember the name Orln <
ciand refuse substitutes. For sale a
1 Moore's Pharmacy.
Cures Biliousness , Eicl : Cleanses the system
Headache , Sour Stomach thoroughly and clears
ach , Torpid Liver and sallow complexionslbf
Chronic Pleasant Constipation. to take Laxative Fruit Syrup
For Sale at Dr. Moore's Pharmacy , Falls City , Nebr.
Burlington Bulletin.
Free Lands in the Crow Reser-
ntiun : Register at Sheridan or
llings for the fret1 government
[ rawing ot thi-ae lands ; 100 acres
o each lucky person. Tickets on
ale .June 10th to the 2Gth , inclu-
ive , final limit July 10th. One
arc for the round trip ; maximum
ound trip rate from B. & M.
joints $20. 125,000 acres of this
and can be irrigated , and will bo
vorth at least $50 an aero the day
vater is turned on the land. Con-
tilt nearest ticket agent for rules
ind information.
To California , Portland and
'uget Sound : Daily low excur-
ion rates commencing I tine 1st
or this attractive trip : still lower
ates .June Isth to the 22nd , in
clusive and from -hine 25th to
Inly 7th , inclusive.
To Colorado and Return :
\bout half rates. Still lower rates
or the Elk's great meeting at
Denver. Tickets sold .Inly 10th
n 15th inclusive.
To Eastern Resorts ; Daily low
iummer tourist rates.
Special Homeseekers' Rates :
1st and I5rd Tuesdays. Person-
illy conducted excursions on 1st
uul ! 5rd Tuesdays of each month
; those seeking free homesteads
of (510 ( acres of mixed fanning and
lairying. Write D. Clem Denver ,
Agent Homeseekers' information
3urenu , 1001 Fnrnnm St. , Omaha ,
Nebraska.
STCNYAUT } Agt.
L.W. WAKBLCY , G. P. A. Omaha.
You Will Prosper
in the Great
Southwest
In Oklnlioinn , Indian Territory
and Texas arc vast areas of unim
proved land land not now yield
ing the crops of which it is cap
able. The name conditions apply
to the towns. Few lines of busi
ness nre adequately represented.
There are openings o ? all sorts
for mills and factories , for small
stores , for banks , newspaper and
lumber yards. Yon have only to
get on the grcnnd to prove this.
To enable yon to do so the Mis
souri , Kansas and Texas railway
offer
Rates Cheaper Than Ever
Feb. 6th and 20th
March 6th and 20th
On above dates most lines will
sell both one-way and round trip
tickets at exceptionally low rates.
If your nearest railroad agent can
not give you the rates , write mo
for particulars.
If you're in any
way interested in the
Southwest , I'd like to
send you my paper
"The Coining Coun
try. " Address
W. S. ST. GEORGE.
General Passenger Agent
550 Wainwrinht IMdfl. St. Louis , No.
Tickets are on sale
everywhere , via Mis
souri , Kansas and
Texas Railwaj.
THOROUGH counsel IN
BUSINESS , SHORTHAND ,
TYPEWRITING , TELEGRAPHY
AND PREPARATORY
teachers I me
incutG > iintasiiim uurV Assistance
in Mcurlii tMsitiotib.VotV. . to earn
lioanl Individual instruction Fitter any
time I.rssons b ) mail Advantages of
a capital cit ) Write forCatal gue No , j ,
Lincoln Business College
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RETURNs
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DESTINATIONS San Francisco , Los Angeles
VIA PORTLAND AND PUGET SOUND-S 2.fi6 round
trip , one way via Shasta Route.
DATES OF SALE-April 25 to May . " . . RETURN
LIMIT , July 31.
STOPOVERS Points between the Missouri River and :
Pacitic Coast.
ROUTES Good via direct routes ; for instance , to San J ?
Francisco or Los Angeles , via Denver. Scenic Colorado. E
Salt Lake City. ;
To San Francisco via Denver , Scenic Colorado , Salt \ ]
Lake Route through Los Angeles.
No tour of the Coast is complete unless it includes the
Puget Sound. n
TRAIN SERVICE-Daily through Pullman Standard it - :
and Tourist Sleepers to San Francisco via Denver , Kio c. t'
Grande Route Salt Lake City : Tourist Sleepers Thursday c i : ;
and Fridays , personally conducted. C
Daily through Pullman Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles t ;
via Denver , Rio Grande Route , Salt Lake City , thence Salt I )
Lake Route ; Tourist Sleepers Tuesdays and Saturdavs , O
personally conducted.
Write or call for California descriptive matter , -'Pacific
Coast Tours , " folders , berths , information. Describe your
proposed trip and let us advise you how to make it at least
cost. * "
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BINDER TWINE THATS
MADE AT HOME
E- Ss'\
ITS NOT
TWINE"E
TRUST
TWINE"
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Other things being equal , you would rather not buy twlno pro
duced In foreign lands and controlled by a merciless tnist. Here's
the twine situation today : The only binder twine that is the pro
duct of American farms and the only twine not controlled by the
trust Js
American
Th is tap PM n try batr
Hemp Mixed Twine Read Before Using
AMEIUCAN HEMP MIXED TWINK
Itlsstroncor , smoother , longer ana binds moro te warranted to work on any Wheat
bundles than other twine - . And or Corn Hinder unlnn twine. It runs
any
5-011 uver saw. .
M teet longer tn thn pouj.l tlmn tlfat
that is not nil : Ornssliopitors nnd crickets do not or rUndard. tliercfnro n bale t ( a
oat It nnd dampness does not rot it. Uecause of pound * will lln < l fully > mfl thouvtrul
thonxtrnleiiKthroii cnn bind n thousand more morn tiindleBthnna halo if& ) pounds
Khemenltl > every 1.0Ib. tuilo. That's worth coiutdvrtnir. ot the txtst Rtandani any lnrin-i ever
No nutter what kind of n blmlcr > ou Imp , it rorks all U'txl. MIXEI > TWINKnnMctpr | < > ot :
rlKht. Never tllpK the knotter. lower untxnind sheave" . water or inoltturo will not rotlti Itn
Kully guaranteed costs no more than cls.il or standard. absolutely Ireo from larft v MUJI )
UN the coming tulnolornll Kritln and corn binding. nlttcci" . and In tlu-lx'foro vcrv tnurh
We're prfpared to mpply cvcrj body'H wants thl Beaton. STItONOKlt than ei al or Maininrd.
Come In itndKlvo UK your order. MI we can airuroonthe Karnn n ho hn\o never uicd MI.NKIJ
Mro of our hlpmentVo want til bare cnouuh Block on TV.'l.NK tnould make tl.o lull " * lim
band to pupply all demand * . IHcrono million jxjumls tosti lieforedartlni ; your lllixler at
used In Nebratltn for the harvest of 1'JCi. Not a rluglo thn tjei itnlnff of bfirtept. imt la a
complaint ; not a liall returned. iMllofttandinlordeal KlltbT. iicolt
( Llnlngtr Implsmenl Co. , Om h , Ctn'l. * c' . up , then COUNT the iiunilior of bun .
dles that are bound nnd urMxiunJ.
Then put In the llr t Iwl ) ot .MLVhlO
TW1NK , ur > o it up aiul rount the num
ter of humlleaai before. The result
will urprl' * you. Any farmer inok.
ins this tet alter FlliST u lnira ball
offtandard or nlml , will aftertrnrda
nw only AilUllCAN 11EM1' M1X I >
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