8 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , DECEHBER i3 , 190 ?
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10 acre farm upland , 2 mile ? of Hulu. for sale.
205 acres well Improved , Ulolmrdsou County , less than forty-five dollars (345.00) ( ) per acre.
Henry C. Smit 240 ncres , Jackson county Kansas Well Improved. Pine spring. Best of terras Might con-
. elder an eighty as part pay. One und one-half miles of depot.
Good home , I ) rooms. 4 lota , well located , $2,500.
five-room houst * , 2 lot" , close in , 91,500.
Five-room house , 4 lot" wood condition , 81,750 ; pantry , cellar , wood aud coul house.
The Zlon City property near Central school itnd 2 lots. Receiver' * sale.
1240-acro ranch , Phillip * county , Kansas , Will take $10.000 to 815,000 o ( property In exchange
i part pay.
t'rlvato money to loan on lands * .
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IIUMBOLDT
Nellie Suoke vIMlod In Falls City
lajt woolc.
Thos. J tunes was n county seat visi
tor Tucsdni.
Sam Snwtoll spent this week with
hii family In Omaha.
County Superintendent Oliver had
buslnets here Tuesday.
Orln ShraiiRcr w ? Jover from Pnwnco
Sunday visiting frleiuU.
Elirnboth Loflnk of Lincoln Is this
week the' guest of Mabel Cams.
C. K. Nltnsj and wife are now located
In their new domlclo on Grand avenue.
Sarah Gutkneeht wont to St. Joe
Tuesday to visit her brother for a few
days.
Mr * . Cope spent the week with her
daughter Mre. Hey Haiti In Table
Hock.
S. R Dodge came In olT the road
Saturday to remain a few days with his
family.
Mrs. Prank Pryherger returned Sat
urday from a visit with hot- son In Ta
ble Hock
J. L. VouIJcrgon and bride left Wed
nesday for 11 wedding tour through the
southern states-
Fred Noble and wife are down from
Lincoln this week visiting her parents
Dr. Gaudy and wife.
Iva and Ida Creed returned Sunday
from a visit with their brother Hen
Creed and family In Pawnee.
Stella Hamor who has been conduct
ing the west side millinery returned
Saturday to her home In Kansas City.
Mrs. E. D. Loekard and Sarah Gut
knccht returned Friday from Skid
moreMo. , where they vlblted relatives.
Albert llunxeker and wife moved to
their city property this week which
they recently purchased of Jos.Gravc ? .
Mrs. McConnell loft Monday for
Spring Valley , Minn. , in answer to 11
mcfesngo announcing the s s
of her mother.
Mrs. T. ,1. Hardy , jr. , on mo from
Heatri ce Tiic-duj to attend the fuiiernl
of the Infant son of her brother Wilson
Ilurtly und wlfn.
Prank Sh'urtlelT and 5fe after : i
pletfiint visit with relatives In * this
vicinity returned Mondav to their
home In Mul'nok.
Mrs. Lotu French who has been hern
from Chicago visiting her parents wont
to Table Kock Tuesday to remain u
few days with a slttter.
Mrs. Alvu Ford and little son who
had lx.cn here from Marysvlllc ,
Mo , , visiting O. 1. Hall and wlfo re
turned Mondav to her home.
Wo understand that G. F. Larimore
has deposed of his rt-btaurant to John
.fuck residing north of town ami will
move to his farm near Stella.
Mann & Legg have sold their stock
barn to D. L. Smith of Tecumseh , who
has arranged to open up a 10 and lf c
feed yard for the accommodation o (
farmers ,
Kay Downing and Xettle Kulser drove
to ljawnec Friday and Were married.
From there they went to Wyrnore
where the groom will work on the
Burlington railroad ,
A game of basket ball between the
young ladles teams ol the Pawnee and
llumboldt high schools was played on
thu formers grounds Friday , llumboldt
winning by a score of ! ) to 't.
Hardy May waij arrested Saturday
fo > * drunkencss and causing a disturb
ance on the street. Hu was given a
hearing Monday and lined $8 and cost ,
being unable to pay the fine he is
serving time In jtitl.
Amanda Funkhuuser and J. L. Von-
Hergeu , well Known young pcoplo of
this vicinity , were married Tuesday
evening at the homo of the bride's pa
rents John Funkhuuser and wife.
| The Junior League of the Jinptlst
church chaperoiK'd by Mrs. vV. II.
, Hamilton and Iturllm Frank mid Jesslo
I Draper went , to Rurchard Saturday
where tho.v WTO entertained by the
Junior soetny ol that place.
, le eo Winii and wlfo arrived her'1
Saturday for H vult with her aunt Mrs
Frank liittterllHd. .Mrs. Wlnn will IIM
remembered us Ada Volts. Thuvx
peel to locate in Nebraska Citv wnorn
Mr. Wlnn will entrngo In the t'-al
estate- business
Mrs. Fern Heaven , formerly Mrs
John Fellcrr , well known by our citi
zens having a number of years ago re
sided In this city , died last' week at
the home of her mother In Auburnand
WMS buried Thursday In the Pleasant
View cemetery north of rjurnboldt.
Jo * . Wozab who has been lying at
the D'.ilnt of death at his home in this
city for several week' , sulTci-ini : from
unncer of thu stomach , died Sunday ,
lie was 42 year * of ago and is survived
by a wife and three children. Funeral
services were held Wednesday conduc
ted by Hev. Hoholiwald pa-tor of the
Gorman M. K. church.
SALEM
VV. W. Wort/ loft Monday lor Alma.
' A. B. Cochran loft Tuesday for the
west.
Glen Curtis visited friends here lust
week.
O. B. Lesley was a Palls City visitor
Tuesday.
W. W. Wertz and wife went to Lin
coln Sunday.
Jack Frakes and wife drove to Fulls
City Tuesday.
Dean Witidlo drove to Falls City
Monday night.
E K. James transacted business In
Omaha thl * week. '
M. L Dowell anil family druvu to
Pulls City Tuesday.
W. U' . Barrett and ton Loyd drovi-
to Falls City Friday.
Cuss Moore returned homo finm
Aluiworth Monday
. ) T. Juntry and wlfo wenFulis
Clly visitor- ,
Beccher Cornell of Verdon was a
visitor hero Thursday.
K S , Davis and family returned
home from Falls City Tuesday. -
Prof Sargent and Claud Clau-c
drove to Falls Citv Wednesday niclU
Mi'sdames flung-jr and Honeywell
were L'ucsts of Dawson friends Tuesday.
Mrs' . Mary Honeywell of Pawnee
spent last week with J. G. Hanger find
wife.
Mr. ? . Hclmlck and children of Stella
were guests of 15. C. Brown and wife
last week.
Miss Fern Slmson came down from
Armour Monday and was the guest of
Miss Sndyo Jones.
Corbet Wisdom arrived from Long
Island , Kan. , Thursday called here by
the serious Illness of his mother.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Grace -jlm ? to Peter
Wittwer to occur at the home of the
bride's parentDec. . 18 , at 0 p. m.
VIERDON
Atntnut Hurt went to Dawsou Tues
day.
John Mark was In Falls City Tues
day.
day.Rev.
Rev. Rowan drove to Dawson last
Fiiday.
Fay Simmons made a trip to Omaha
Sunday. ,
M. D. Lum made a trip to the county
seat Tuesday.
Miss Hart tpent a few days at Shu-
bert lust week.
Dr. Houston of Nebraska City was
here last week.
Tom Qulgglo made a business trip to
Falls City Thursday.
Mrs. Hello Com of HumboliH visited
relatives here Saturday.
Theresa Armbru tcr spent Sunday
at her home near Shubprt.
Henry Corn and ir.othrr spent Sun
day with relativem Salem
Supt. Oliver of Fills Citv preached
at the Christian church Sunday.
Mr Younir and dauchtdr of Stella' '
vi-ltiid O. P. Veal and family Suticl.i.v.
OHIO
Mabel ShattVr i * on the sick li t.
Uorn to Jitl : " Glbblc and wife n boy
Doc. 7.
Win. Haldemaii of Council BlulTsJa ,
wm visiting huru Sunday
John Burk and wife of Ilulo were
guests of relative- * hero Sunday.
Mrs. Louis Hurt is in Falls City with
her mother who is seriously sick.
Mr ? . N. Peck was a guest of Mrs S.
Lichty In Falls City lust Friday.
Daisy and Edith Peck went to Merrill -
rill last Saturday for a short visit.
Claude Phillippl and wife of Horton ,
Kan. , spent this week with her parents
here.
Kate Shouse came home Sunday
from Morrlll to attend her fathers
funeral.
A. Ketterer and family spent Sunday
near Morrlll. Ks. , with Will Gerdes
and family.
George Johnson returned home last
Friday from Kansas where he had been
on business.
Mabel Shouse camn Monday from
Colorado Springs to attend the funeral
of her father.
The neighbors gathered together
last Thursday and shucked George
Shouse's corn , as he hud been In poor
health so long und was not able to do it.
The surprise party civen for G. W.
Prichnrd und wife Tuesday nltrnt was
quite a successabout f > 2 being present
Refreshments were served and at a
late hour all departed for their homes
declaring of huvlntr a good time.
George Shouse of Ohio township
died at his home 5 miles north of Palls
City Sunday of dropsy. He was born
in Washington County. Maryland ,
Sept 21 , 1S47 , where he lived until
lSit ( ! , when he removed-with his par
ent * . Hu was mart-inn1 March 11 , 18SO ,
to Mary JomUon. children beinsr
born to this union of which 'I have pre
ceded their father to thu grave. While
Ada , Mabto , Kate. Porn. I'lnn , Lo ; . ' .
Paul , Ppurl and Mrs Gr.ietOsborn of
Colorado Springs uro loft to mourn
with their mother for tb" IDS * of : i lov
ing father and a faithful hubivnd The
deceased also leaves tvo brother. and
three pfters. Deceased has be. n in
poor health for sometime but th ' ) a-t
few wpoks has failed very fast He
was 00 years , 2 months and 17 days of
age. It is a feeling of personal irriof
and loss that the writer announces his
death. He was generous and jus : al
though he had misfortuues his srreut
heart was open and he seemed to enjoy
company eo much. He was a devout
Christian having united with the Ger
man Baptist Brethren church when 11) )
years of age. To the widow and chil
dren the sympathy of the entire com
munity goes out. The funeral was
held from the Silver Creek church
Tuesday leaving the house 10 : ! p. m In
charge of Rev. Mohler , In the presence
of a large audience ot people. Inter
ment took place in the Silver Creek
cemcterj.
A tickling cough , from any cause is
quickly stopped by Dr. Shoop's Cough
Cure. And it is FO thoroughly harm
less and safe , that Dr. Snoop tells
mother * everywhere to give it without
hesitation even to very young babes.
The wholesome green leaves and ten
der stems of a lung-healing mountain
ous shrub , f jrnish the curative proper
ties to Dr. Shoop's ' Cough Cure. It
culins the cough , and heals the sore
and sensitive broniehial membranes.
No opium , no chloroform , nothing
harsh used to Injure or suppress. Sim
ply a resinous plant extract , that helps
to heal aching lung * . The Spaniards
call this shrub which the Doctor ues ,
"Tho Sacred Herb. " Demand Dr.
Shoop's. Take no other. Sold by all
dealers.
Pinesalve Carboli/.ed acts
poultice , draws out Inflammation and
po'son. Antisceptlc. healing. For
( . 'lapsed ' hands , lips , cuts , burns. Sold
b , A. U. Wanner , druggist.
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> HK MAN who has demoralized high prices in sever.il towns in this state , has come tg FALLS CITY and purchased the F. E. Schmitt stock at less than 50 cents on the
dollar , and while Hast purchased for cash from Eastern manufacturers over $50,000 worth of goods to be divided among his 3 stores , Falls City coming in for a liberal
share. Oh , what won't money do in cleaning up manutacturers' lots of merchandise in these days of financial Hurries ! Now it is up to you to take advantage of these
Bargaip Offerings just when you need the goods. Below we quote a few of our many BARGAIN PRICES :
5,000 Yards American Prints and
, Colicoes per yard ' 5c
A Few Prices from Our Mam
moth Grocery Department :
2 Packages Yeast Foam for 50
Kern Kinks , per package 4c
10 Bars good Laundry Soap 250
Colgate's Barbers' Shaving Soap only 50
4 Packages Egg-O-See for . ' 25c
4 Packages Corn Flakes. . ' 25c
Corn Starch per Package 50
lo-lb. box Soda Crackers for 75C
Log Cabin Syrup in Cans , i-qt 35c
J4-gal 65c
i gal $1.25
A good Coffee , per 11 >
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All Prices on Canned Goods Reduced.
BUTTER AND EGGS
taken in exchange same as cash.
i2 i-2c "Red Seal" Gingham 9c.
1000 Yardds lied Seal Gingham , new , fall patterns Q _
Matthews' price per yard sAute \ *
Auto Suitings.
This is a new fall fabric and especially adapted for
house dresses , Matthews' price per yard
12 i-2c Outings 9c.
1000 yards Hxcelsior Outingilatmels in Jnew fall patterns Q _
both light and dark Matthews' price per yard J\ *
30c Panama Suitings 23c
This is also one of the new 1007 fabrics and a very good
material for children's school dresses. Matthews
price per yard
250 Cameron English Tweeds 17 i-2C
In the new plaids and overchccks that are so popular
thi.s season. Matthews' price per yard
6oc Skirting 290.
2 pieces Novelty Skirting in good dark patterns. Just
the thing for that inexpensive skirt. Matthews'
price per yard
50 and 650 Dress Goods 390
' - picccb Dress Goods in fancies and blacks. All good
seasonable numbers. Matthews * price per yard .
850and Si.oo Dress Goods 690
20 pieces dret > % goods , colors and black. Every piece of
tuis line is just \\li.it you want for immediate use.
Matthews' price per yard
Every piece ot dress goods silk and cotton
fabrics have felt the "Price Killers' " knife in this
record-breaking , bargain-giving event.
Men's Hats and Caps.
Having purchased a sample line of Men's
Hats and Caps we will display same on tables in
3 lots at the following prices :
Men's Hats worth from S2.00 to $300 , for
$1.19
Men's Hats worth up to S2.00 , only
89c
Men's and Hoys' Hats worth up tovSl.OO , for
. 49c
Men's Caps "worth 7oc and Sl.OO , only
49c
Men's and Uoy.s' Caps worth oOc and 63c for
21" "
Ladies , Furs.
Ope lot of Ladies Fur Scarfs and Boas to be
sold at less than Manufacturer's cost of raw mate-
terial.
750 Yards Hops Cambric finished Bleached Muslin , ' Price per-yard 9c
Owing to the limited space it is impossible for us to mention all the good things \ve have for \ou not only on the abo\e mentioned articles , but in fact every piece of
goods in every department in the entire house have felt the keen edge ot our "pricr killer's" knife in this record breaking , bargain FYKXT.
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