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I THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , AUGUST lO , 1906
TIME TABLE
s City , No ! > .
Lincoln Denver
Oninlin llrlcnn
Chicago Unite
St. Joseph Salt Lake City
Kansas City I'ortlnnd
St. Louis and nil San Francisco
points cnst and and nil points
south. west.
TKA1NS I.KAVK AS I'OU.OWS !
No. 42. Portland St. Louis
Special , St. Joseph ,
Kiuisan City , St.
Louis ami all points
cast and south 7:17 : j > in
Xo. 13. Vcstlbulcd express ,
daily , Denver ami
all points west and
northwest 1:33 : a m
No. 44. Vcstlbulcd Hxj rcs
dally , St. Joseph ,
Kansas , City St.
Louis and points
Kast and South. . , . 11:17 am
Xo. 14. Vcstlbulcd express ,
dally , St. Joe , Kan
sas City , St. Louis
and all points cast
and .south 7:47 : a in
Xo. 17. Local express dally
except Sunday , Con-
ccmlla , nntl points
north and west 12.10 p m
Xo. IS. Vcstibulcd express ,
daily , Denver , and
all points west and
northwest 1:23 : p m
Xo. 43. Vc.stihulcd Uxpress
daily , Lincoln and
the Northwest. . . . 1:44 : p in
Xc Iffcstihulcd express
daily , St. Joe , Kan
sas Oity , St Louis
Chicago and points
cast and south 4:35 : p in
No. 18 , Local express daily
except Sunday , St.
Joe and points
south and east. . . . 4:05 : p in
No. 41. St. Louis-Portland
Special , Lincoln , He
lena , Tacoma and
Portland without
change 10:07 : p in
No. 115. Local accommoda
tion , daily e x-
ccpt SundaySalem ,
Nciuaha and Ne
braska City 11:15 : p m
Sleeping , dining and reeling chair
cars ( scats free ) on through trains.
Tickets sold and baggage checked to
any point in the States or Canada. Kor
information , time tables , maps and
tickets , call on or write to G. Stewart ,
Agent , Kails City , Neb. , or J. Francis ,
$ . P. & T. A. , Omaha.
Missouri Pacific Railway
Time Tunic , Palis City , Neb.
NORTH
No. 135 Omaha , loral 7:45 a. m ,
No. 105 Omaha and Lincoln
Kxpress A 1:57 : a m
No. 103 Omaha and Lincoln
No. 127 1'roin Kansas City. . . 8:15 : p m
passenger A 1:41 : p ni
No. 1U1 Local 1-Vcight , An-
burn A 1:16 : p 111
SOUTH
No. U4 | Kansas City local 7:50 : a in
No. 106 Kansas City and St.
Louis and Denver A 3:10 : a n :
No. 108 Kansas City ami St.
Louis and Denver A 1:16pit :
No. 138 From Omaha 8:35 : p in
No. 192 Local , Atchison. . 10 : 15a m
A. Daily. 11. Daily except Sunday ,
J. U. VAKNKK. Agent.
What a Great Convenience is a
Fountain Fen !
Any person who will secure
six new subscribers for Tlit
Kansas City Wcclcly Journal at
the rate of 25 cenis per year
each , making a total of $1.50 ,
and send the amount to us , together -
gether with the names , will be
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This offer expires Oct 1 , 1900 ,
Nervous
Worn-Out
If you are in this condition ,
your nerve force is weak the
power is giving out , the or
gans of your body have
"slowed up , " and do their work
imperfectly. This failure to
do the work required , clogs
the system and brings distress
and disease. When the nerves
arc weak the heart is unable
to force the life-giving blood
through your veins ; the stomach
ach fails to digest food ; the
kidneys lack power to filter
impurities from the blood , and
the poisonous waste remains in
the system to breed disease.
Nerve energy must be restored.
Dr. Milcs * Nervine will do it ,
because it strengthens the
nerves ; it is a nerve medicine
and tonic , that rebuilds the
entire nervous system.
"Several years ngo I was all broken
dcmn. 1 was nervous , worn-out , could
not leep. and was In constant pain.
I doctored lor months , and tlnally the
doctor said ho could do nothing for
inc. I bcRan taking Dr. Miles'
Nervine , ami used altogether eight
bottles , ami I became strong and
healthy , and now welch 170 pounds. "
II. C. CUNNINGHAM.
10S Ellsworth Ave. , Allegheny , Pa.
Dr. Miles' Nervine li sold by your
druaolst , who will guarantee that the
first bottle will benefit. If It falls , he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co. , Elkhart , Ind
Worth While.
Sny good mornin' to your
neighbor.
A flattered woman is always
ndulgcnt.
After all you have much to be
thankful for.
Beauty is the eye's food and
he soul's sorrow.
Most fatnilj' skeletons refuse to
stay in the closet.
To sneer at success is the pre
rogative of failure.
The test of civilization is the
estimate of women.
You have nothing to gain by
uuniliating others.
A man isn't beaten as long as
le isn't discouraged.
How easy it is to be good when
emptation is absent.
Provided a woman be well prin
cipled she has dowry enough.
If money is the only thing you
vant you arc too easily satisfied.
Ue sure that you have an aim
n life before pulling the trigger.
Divination seems heightened
o its highest power in woman.
Never get so busy but what
on can find time to smile at a
riend.
When an honest man goes
ooking for a job he generally
get it.
The more women have risked ,
he more they are willing to
sacrifice.
Are you as good as 3011 are
ryitig to make the people be-
ieve you areV
A man doesn't need much
noney if he has a reputation for
icing wealthy.
If you must point an empty
gun at somebody then point it at
your own head.
The people who believe most
strongly in luck are those who
icvcr have any.
There is a time in every man's
; ife when he realises what a
chump he once was.
Don't keep talking so much
about the old times , give : i
thought to the new.
Never do any worrying today
that you can just as well post
pone until tomorrow.
When a man gets a chance tc
dispose of his troubles he always
lieaps up the measure.
It isn't until a man swears ofl
that he finds out how many fel
lows want to treat him.
Yes , you may draw the salary ,
but your wife earns half tht
monej ; don't forget that.
Do what you consider right ,
whatever people think of it , de
spite censure and praise.
Of course it's all right to bt
born a leader , but the man in the
rear has a better opportunity tc
get away.
Some men are so perfect tha1
it seem > as though their wive ;
ought to have them stuffed am
mounted.
Many a city chap laughs whei
he hears of a farmer buying :
gold brick. Then he goes to th <
race track and hands over hi ;
money to the bookmakers.
A country newspaper is tin
official organ of the town , bu
occasionally an irate subscribe
stops it , little realizing that it i
these "stops" that make th
organ peal the louder.
You will find as you grov
older that a good many win
claim to have their coats ol
working for you , have then
rolled up for pillows and ar
sleeping on them in the shade.
The hen that leaves her ties
after a few day's sitting becaus
she does not hear the chirp o
chicks , is something like th
merchant who quits adyertisinj
after the first few "throws" be
cause his first calls have not fillci
his store with clamoring custc
mers.
Every column of a newspape
contains from 10,000 to 25,00' '
pieces of type metal , accordinj
to the size of the paper and type
says the Council Grove Guard
The displacement of any of thes
rtJUiJtl nil IT ifil ' ' ' Afth' . . . 'r
means an error. Is it any won
der that errors sometimes occur :
Still some think it is awful to set
a mistake in a newspaper. They
forget that each of these type
has to be handled separately
twice each week.
House and Six Lots For Sale.
Comer of 2nd and Morton Sts. .
with barn and other improve
ments. Must be sold to settle up
the Schuler Estate.
P. II. JUSSHN ,
33-3t Administrator.
Presbyterian Church.
There will be the regular morn
ing services this coming Sabbath ,
but the evening service will be
omitted. A cordial invitation is
extended to you for the morning
service-
S. W. GKIKKINPastor. .
Makes the Liver Lively.
Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup ( rlvec
pcrmiuiunt roili.-f In cmes of habitual
constipation us It stimulate1tliu llvci
and restores the natural action of 'lit !
bowo'a without Irritatln ? these organs
like pills or ordinalcathartics. . Does
not naiiscittu or irripo und Is mild and
pleastint to take. Remember the
name Orlno und refuse substitutes.
For &ulo HI MeHrlde's LMuirintic } .
Legal Notice.
In the Klcluml.ion County District court
State of NohrnsUa.
MlllAND.vS. AlVKIIS , I
MAIITIIA w MVKHS ,
IjVWIIKNUK W. MV-
I'.it * . u minor , who
sues by his ncvt I'ETITION TO nu
ll-lend ( Ills mother ) , I CI.AIIK TIIITST is Tin
HKI.K.N K. MYKIIS , , wii.i , or U'IU.IAM I'
mid llr.i.HNi : . MYKIIS , f MYKIIH II.I.IUJAI. ASI
WlllOW Of WlI.I.lAM I VOlll , AMI > TO Sl'.l
1' . MVKIIS. lll'COIlIlM , | ASI1IK SAIII WHI. .
I'lillMIHN ,
VI.
AllTIIUIt.J. WliAVKH ,
Dcfunilunt. I
To Arthur J Wonvcr , nnii-iesUlunt ilu
fen dent :
Vou tire licrohy notified that Miranda S
Myers , Martini W. Myers mid Lnwronci
W. Myers , u minor , who silos hy his ML-.XI
friend ( his mother ) , Helen K. Myers , am'
Helen I' . Myers , widow of Wllllnm V
Myer-s deceased , did on the tilth day ol
July , IW > ! , fllo their petition In thu dlstrle
couit of Itldmrdson county , Sttiti ) n
Kchrnska , iwnliist yon , the object am
imiyer of which Is to procure u decn-o hj
said court deolailiiK the tmst In the wll
of Wllllnm | > . Myers , deceased , Into o
Ulclmtdtun uounty , State of Nebraska
UK-Kill und void , mid to set nslde sah
nlll for the following icusons , to-wlt : ;
tit. Itccmiso tint trust In bald will Is voli
for uncertainty us to thu nurposo of In
alleged creation.
2nd. TlmtltN void for uncertainty as t <
who will ultimately tiiko us icslduary IcKalei
) r leKiitcos , or whether anybody cim tuki
In that capacity under the iirovMons 0
said will and trusts therein contained.
Ilrd. Said Trust Is void because the schemi
adopted by the testator for the ascertain
ment of the class ot persons , or a persoi
competent to take under Sub Uivlsloi
Seventeen of said alleged will , attempt :
the creation of a porpotulty , on two Kroundq
to-wlt I'lrst , the dovlso In .said will I
limited to the Issue or descendants of tin
children ot suld Wllllnm P. Myers , deceased
and In case all three branches of his famllj
furnished by his said children , become e.\
tlnct beforu the termination of the trust
the ( sift over Is to the Issue or descendant
of the said Wllllnm 1' . Myers , deceased
In the collateral llnu who may bo In belni
nt the end ot snld trust period , but It fall
to provide HKlft over to any person In tin
event all branches of the family of the sail
William | > . Myers , deceased , both In tin
direct and collateral lines , shall huvo beconn
oMInot boloie that period ; In whlcl
uvont said estate could
not vest within i
peiiod of lives In bolus mid twenty-oin
years thoreaftoi- which of itself create.
: i perpetuity and Is tlnrutoro void
Second , that It Is an attempt on the par
of the testator , William P. Myers , deceased
to cru-ilo a family estate In which no persoi
not having the blood of said Myers can tab
by Inheritance , or under any provision o
said will ; which Is the creation ot anothe
perpetuity and render- , > Mil | llloid fo
that reason.
In addition to tlio above prayer , the petl
tlon of philntltls asks the court to rondo
a further deereo removing jou from th
onlcuot trustee of said estate and ilecluilii ;
the olliee of executor thereof , which yoi
are now holding and oxcrclslnj ; pursuan
to the provisions of said \old mil , \aciint
and comniumllns jou to make report o
your doings in the promises , together wltl
the amounts of moneys you have receive
and paid out , as well s all property yoi
may have sold pursuant to power content- '
upon you by said void will beloiiKiHK t
said citato ; and also what you have don
with It ; and In default of such reporl
within a short day to bo llxedby the couri
that said estate be committed to the charj ?
of a receiver for the time belutf , until th
proper court , to-wlt , the County Court o
Klchardson County , the court of the donr
cileof cald William P. Myers , deceased , ca
bo moved In u proper manner for th
appointment of an administrator HE IIONI
NON. to complete the administration of sal
estate. And a further decree declarln
said trust volet , and Inasmuch as all othc
limitations and bcnellt.s conferred by sal
will are dependent upon the validity of sal
trust the court srant u further decn-
declaring said will void in tote and that thes
plaintiffs , Miranda S. Myers , Martha \ \
Myers and I.awronco W , Myer , are the owner
by the rlsht of Inheritance , of the cstat
of their deceased father , the snld Wllluu
P. Mjers , subject to the dower and othe
U-Kal Interests of their mother , to-wlt. th
said Helen K Myers , divested of all contn
by you and unatlected by said \old w ( |
and allesed trusts contained therein.
And jou are further notltlett that unlea
you plead , answer or ilciunr to said potilio
on or before the 10th day ot Septeinbei
l Oit , said petition will betaken pro confess
ami a decree In accordance with the prayc
thereof entered accordingly
ItEAVl * \ UEAVIS
; S Attys , for Plaintiffs.
BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIEF
CURES catarrh of the stomach.
FILIPINO RAILROAD MEN.
Datives in Manlltx Tnkc Readily to
the Work of Operating Elec
tric Lines.
The experiment made In depending
solely on native Filipinos to man the
cars of tlio Manila Electric railway hay
proved eminently successful. Although
this kind of help was used exclusively
in building the lines , which were opened
to traffic last April , it was feared by
Borne that n certain well-known ten
dency toward unreliability in the na
tive character would rnnnlfost itself in
the new work , more exacting than any
natives had heretofore boon called upon
to perform in numbers since the Amer
ican occupation.
"It is generally known , " said P. E.
Pansier , assistant to the president ol
the New York company , by which the
system was built and operated , "that
the natives are wonderfully quick to
learn up td n certain point , whore n
childish unreliability has blocked fur
ther progress In the attainment of a
thoroughly civilized status. That It is
rather a matter of proper and well di
rected tuition seems to bo the lesson In
the present case. As was generally an
ticipated , the operating manager In
Manila , Mr. Helden , met with Instan
taneous success In Instructing the na
ive mind In thn tachnlr of Htrwt cat
operation , but contrary to general an
ticipation the usual bctn noir Instabil
ity seems to have been quite thorough
ly overcome ,
"It Is felt now that the native has
lived up to the requirements of the Jol :
fully aa wull ns the white man could
have done under any conditions and
probably better , taking the climate ink
consideration , " said he. "It must be
remembered that to operate n modern
electric car In the crowded streets ol
an oriental city , where the tralllc and
pedestrians are absolutely at variance
and unaccustomed to so foreign an cle
ment , calls for the full measure of steadi
ness and resourcefulness to avoid acci
dent. It Is n fact that under these try
ing conditions the Manila Electric rail
way Is being operated with what ma >
justifiably be considered a minimum ol
accident and that through the demon-
stratlon by the Filipino motorman ol
his full possession of those very quali
ties that the more cursory examiner.
have declared to be wanting. Fully tc
appreciate the peculiar demand foi
steadiness one must have had experi
ence In trying to progress through tht
ntreots of ti far eastern metropolis. Pe
destrians use the roadway very often In
common with vehicles and may gener
ally be persuaded to make way enl )
when their lives arc actually In danger
A narrow escape from death Is uniform
ly treated as a good Joke , not only by the
observers , but by the principal as well
Under the circumstances the almost
complete freedom from serious accident
In the operation of the line Is decided ! ]
noteworthy. The conductors , too , uni
formly show the ability to live up to the
requirements of their work. They per
form their duties expodttlously and will
tact and are , moreover , quite honest.
"These farts are significant of th (
possibilities In the native Filipino character
actor when given lust opportunity tc
display Itself and will prove especlallj
interesting to Americans watching thi
industrial development of the Islands. '
MORO BANDS' FANATICISM ,
No Course But to Hunt Down anc !
Kill Them , Says Gov. Scott ,
of Sulu.
MaJ. H. L. Seutt , governor of th (
Sulu archipelago , about to return t (
his post , made a parting call on tin
president. As ho loft the Whlti
House , says n Washington report , hi
said that he thought Gen. Wood's at
tack on the Mores at Mount DaJ (
would Improve conditions In Sulu.
"I hope. " ho said , "that our col
dlors will not again be campelled t <
give battle to the Moro bands. Tin
chief of the band that was extor
minuted the other day Is perfect ! ]
friendly to this country. He trioc
hard to keep the band from cnntlnu
Ing their warfare against our govern
ment In the Islands , but was unable tide
do so. They were determined on dls
obeying all law , on killing and actlnf
to suit themselves , and they did no
propose U surrender.
"They proposed death to surrender
See this hand ? " and MaJ. Scott hole
out his right hand , which showed tw <
fingers missing. "Well , 1 tried 51
times to get the leader of the bam
that gave me these wounds to surren
dor. While I lay In the hospital threi
months I sent him word often , asklni
him to surrender and assuring nin
fair treatment. His name was Pang
lim Hassaui. He disregarded over ;
message we sent and returned deflan
and insulting messages. Nothing re
mained but to hunt him and his bam
down and engage them in battle. Hi
was finally killed. That Is the sort o
character we must deal with amoni
these fanatical people. Not a sol die
of this country wants to shed blood
and every soldier regrets the necesslt ;
for hostile action. "
Negro Advancement in Hayti.
Yet In Hayti the negro has worn thi
epaulets for one century and ono year
and there he proves that the negn
as n race , when left alone , is in
capable of self-advancement. No oni
can expect him to develop resources
Time Is an unmarketable article. /
day is not worth a banana. In hi :
precious logwood forests , rather thai
cut only the timber that is ready
he strips it all , and burns over thi
hills afterward. To restore such use
less waste of vast treasure natun
must have 30 or 40 years. A provlden
man grows heartsick at the sight
Again , wherever a new industry rear
its head , at once the negro's blud
geon falls. World's Work.
Referees Sale.
Notice Is hereby given , Hint by virtue of
the authority In us vested and according to
nn order of the District court , In and for
Klclmrdson county , Stnto of Nebraska ,
entered upoli the IMh day of June , A. I ) .
lOOiJ. In tin notion In 1'urtltloii. wherein
Louisa M. Mtllur U plalntllT , and Emll
Marmot , Kninia Mm met , Itosa Clingan ,
Hruco Cllnitan , Kreil 0. Manuel , Muo I , .
Marmot , llarhnra Martnut , Wesley Miller ,
The Tails ( 'lty Stnto llnnk , und \V A.
areouwald and T. .1. Gist , nre defendants ,
Wewlll upon on the Ittli day of August ,
A. D. . IPO ) , at 2 o'clock , p jn. , at the west
front door of the court house In Kails
City , In wild county of Ulclwrdson , state
of Nebraska , offer foe i > iili > anil tell to the
highest and best bidder therefore , the
following described premises : The north
hall of the south half of the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of section
twcnty-elKht (23) ( ) ; the southeast quarter
of section twenty-nine (20) ( ) ; the west half
of section thirty-two ( ! ) ; and the west half
of the northeast quarter and the west
half of the southeast quarter , and a part
of the cast halt of the northeast quarter
of section thirty-two (32) ( ) . All In township
No One ( I ) , north , range. fourteen (14) ( ) ,
eat Utli 1' . M. , in Klchardson county ,
Nebraska , containing ( fit acres of land more
or less , according to the novernnicnt
survey.
The above described land will be divided
and sold In separate tracts If the referees
think It to be tor the host Interests of the
parties.
Terms of sale , cash.
Datoil lit Fnll oity , Nebraska , July T ,
IPOfl. HI- :
JOHN Wii/rsE i
FIIKD FKMIMAX JHelcrees. .
Cn.Mtiis : SMITH i
Legal Notice.
In the matter of the I In the County Court
estate of William 1' . -of Richardson County
Myers , deceased. ) State of Nuliruska.
MIKANIIA S. MYI.KS. I Petition to set aside
- < VS I'r"1 > atl"f " - ' ' "f
MYRKs'la mViior who William P. Myers
MUCH by hi * next friend. I deceased , and all pro-
HRMN.MvKK < iaml cl.edliiKs thereunder.
Ilr.i.r.x K. MYEK
> V and fur a decree de-
I'lalntlffs.
vs. clarlnir said will
AKTIU-K J. WKAVKK , IHetral and void and
Defendant. ) for distribution.
To Arthur J. Weaver , non-resident .lef.Miilanf
You xUll take notice that the plaintiffs
alxne named did. on the 27th day of July ,
ITOo. file their petition in the county court of
Klchardson county , state of Nebraska , the
object and prayer of which Is to obtain a
decree of said court settlnir aside the judg
ment of probate of the will of William
1' . Myers deceased , late of Richardson county ,
state of Nebraska , and all proceedings there
under : and a further decree declaring said
will literal nitd void on the icround of
uncertainty , and because It attempts the
creation of a perpetuity : and for distribution
of the estate of said William I1. Myers ,
deceased , as though he had died Intestate.
Von an- further notified to plead , answerer
or demur to said petition on or Iwfore the
24th day of September. 1906. or said petition
will be taken as true , and decree rendered
In accordance with the prayer thereof.
Kr.Avts.t Kr.AVis , JOHN GAG.VO.N.
Attys. for Plffs. CountyJudife.
Ordered that the foreirnlnir notice be
published In the 'Tails City Tribune. " for
the space of thirty days ne.\t follouinir the
3rd day of Auirust. l j.
Joll.V CiAC.NOX.
County J ml ire.
Two Dottles Cured Him.
"I was troubled with kidney com
plaint for about two years , " writes A.
II. Davis , of Mt terlln ? , la. , "but
two bottles of FoleyS Kidney cure ef
fected a permanent cure.1 Sound
kidneys are sufpouurds of life. Make
the kidneys healthy with Foley's Kid
ney ure. For ftile ut Moore's Phar
macy.
Republican Sta.te Convention ,
The republicans of the state of Nebraska
urc hereby called to meet In convention at
the Auditorium Ic the city of Lincoln , ou
Wednesday , Auirust 22 , 1WJO , ut two o'clock
in the atternoon , for the purpose of plncl"i
In nomination candidates for the following
OlliceB , Viz :
One United States Senator ,
One Governor ,
Ono Lieutenant Governor ,
Three Hallway Commissioners ,
One Secretary of State ,
One Audltoi of Pub.lo Accounts ,
Ono Treasurer ,
One Superintendent ot Public Instruction ,
One Attorney General ,
Ono Commissioner of Public Lands and
Ilulldlnsrs ,
And lor the transaction of such other busi
ness as may properly come bolore it.
The said convention shall bo made up of
delegates chosen by the republicans of the
respective counties of the state , apportioned
one delegate at lurjio for each county and
ono for each ono hundred twenty-live votes
or major fraction thereof cast at the last
election for lion Ohm. p. I.ctton. repub
lican nominee tor Judpo of the supreme
court. Said apportionment entitles Itlchard-
son county to a representation of It ! delegates
In said convention.
It Is also recommended that the delegates
to said convention bo Instructed to vote tor
or ntraln- the endorsement ot the constitu
tional amendment relating to the creation
of a State Hoard of Hallway Commissioners ,
to the end that the action thus taken may
determine the attitude of the party relative
to said amendment and ruay be made a part
of the ballot.
It Is further recommended that no proxies
bo allowed and that the delegates present
from each of the respective counties bo
authorized to cast the full vote of their
delegation.
The various odd numbered senatorial dis
tricts nre also notified that they will at
thu same time by their delegates choose
members to represent them on the state com
mittee for n term of two years.
It Is important that the uniform ciedcuttal
blanks which will bo furnished by the state
committee to each county chairman bo used
for furnishing credentials ot the delegates
to said convention , and that the name of each
delegate , his postolllce address , und precinct
In which he resides , bo plainly written
thereon Credentials should be prepared
Immediately after adjournment of the dltler-
cut county conventions , duly certified by
their otllcers. and forwarded at once , to
State. Headquarters at Lincoln.
By order of the state committee :
WM. V WAHNEH , Chairman.
A. H. ALLEN , Secretary
Dated at Lincoln , Neb. , May1900. .
THE TRIBUNE
. . . . $1.00 a Year. . . .
C. H. flARION
I AUCTIONEER ,
Sales conducted in
scientitle and busi
nesslike manner
E C. H. MARION I
E Falls City , Nebraska |
. $ S' '
Falls City , Nebraska
Dr. Geo. H. Parsell
i- ( Formerly of Omaha )
\ Homoepathic Physician , and
| : Surgeon
( Also treats the Eye
and Fits Glasses )
Office at Residence
Telephone 88
IN THE UND OF THE BIG HOMESTEAD
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! RANCHES FOR SALE.
5 ,
g Large or small buyers
| can locate on adjoining ;
i GOVERNMENT LAND
' For information write
I III. D. CRAYATH ,
; Luclla , Neb
ANNOUNCEMENT
Having secured the exclusive -
sive agency in Falls City for
Sycamore Sprites Mineral
Water , we are prepared to
furnish customers with the
the same. Price GO cents per
five gallon cask. Call phone
ISO or phone 3.t.
PRANK GIST
C. P. RE AVIS Jr.
ill I'M-1 II I I H I I I I I I I I I i
D. S. ncCarthyi !
DRAY
Prompt attention sriven
to the removal of house
hold groods.
PHONE NO. 211
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W. H. Maddox
Real Estate Agency
FALLS CITY NEBRASKA
See me before your purchase. lam
selling' city property , loaning mon
ey at lowest rates , selling' farms and
making' farm loans. See me if you
wish to buy , sell or make a loan. I
am here for business. Write
W. H. Maddox , Fails City
SHIP YOUH LIVE STOCK TO
CLAY ROBINSON & CO.
Stock Yards , Kansas City. Mo. Expert
Salesmen , Cattle , Hogs , Sheep. Careful
and Intelligent yard boys. Perfect office
methods. Correct market Information
furnished. Houses at Kansas City. Omaha
Sioux City. Denver , St. Joseph St , Paul ,
Chicago , IlutTalo
EL. R. HAYS , M. O.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Ofllce over McMillan's Drujj Store.
3ftice 'Phone 215. Residence 'Phone 1)3.
Dr. A. E. Wolfe
OSTEOPATH
Treats successfully without
DRUGS , all curable diseases.
Office over Lyford's store.
Office Phone 3o7 Residence Phcme3M
PALLS CITY NEBRASKA
BEGGS'BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES catarrh of the stomach.
Dr. R. P. Roberts , dentist
over King's Pharmacy