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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1908)
THE FALLS CITY TRlBUiNE , FRIDAY , APRIL 2-1 , 1908. A Common Mistake. Many women nilstiiKo kidney and b ) mill or troubles for some Irregularity peculiar to the so.x. Folcy's Kldnoy , Remedy corrects irregularities and make * women well. Miss Currlo liar- ! don , I3o\vllni ; Grucn , Ky. , writes : ' I' suffered much pain Irom kklncv and | blrdder trouble until I started to use i Foley's Kidney Remedy. The llrst ! bottle gave me creat relief , and after , taklnp the second bottle I was entirely j well. Kcrr's Pharmacy. A little tot of our acquaintance after watching a cow for some time turned to her mother and remarked : "Mama , what kind of gum do you 'spose that cow chews ? " The Cough Syrup that rids the system of a cold by acting as a cathartic on the bowels is Bees is the original laxative cough syrnp , contains no opiates , gently moves the bowels , carrying the cold off through the natural channels , Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. A. G. WANNER ST. ANTHONY will stand during the season of 1908 at my place known as the ' WEAVER FARM 8 miles southwest of Falls City , S' : : miles southeast of Salem , 6 miles north of Merrill , Kansas. ST. ANTHONY IS A PERCHERON Rye years old in April 190S. Has a seal brown color. Weighs 1600 pounds. Perfect individual with good disposition. TERMS : SlO.OO to insure colt to stand and suck , should owner part with mare or remove from county services become due and payable at once. I America's Tlierminal Wonderland HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS Curative waters , health ful and agreeable cli mate , restful surround ings every form of rec reation if desired , all completely illustrated and described in our new booklet , also rates at hotels , bath houses , etc. , etc. Missouri Pacific Iron Mountain ti , < > DIRECT THROUGH ROUTE Cull mi jmir local nr mlilrcxn B. P. PAYNE ( ii'i.iTiil i r urnl Ticki I Am LI St. Louis. Mo. FOR FURNITURE and PIANOS "Good For Any Wood" OI-EANS end puhihrt , removes ( taint * * and resturei the brush Guaranteed to jive perfect tatisfartion Absolutely th belt polish made Accept no lubiii- lute II > oar Jcili-r doesn't carry It. tend ui Ini rutuo and we il tee that you are sup- ' od Price 25c und SOc MANUFACTURED BY ORCHARD ft. WIIHUM , Omaha , Nebr. I I I I I I I I I 1 I HI K-H-H-H I D. S. ricCarthy DRAY ANE ) TRANSFER : ; Prompt attention plvcn to the removal of house hold goods. PHONE NO. 211 I1M I I I I II II I 1 'B-M-f-t-K-H- ' * I C. H. flARION | AUCTIONEER , I y = v Sales conducted in | scientific and businesslike - | nesslike manner | C. H. MARION ! | Falls City , Nebraska I - < & & s > < ? V , Par Good Sales , floud Service , Pro < J > f Returns Ship Your Stock to < j > I Qeo. R. Barse f I LIVIJ STOCK COMMISSION CO. . 8 > | Write IK lor Market Reports < J | Kansas City , JMo. , $ I WE SELL CATTLU AND HOGS < < > DR. H. T. HAHN VETERINARIAN OHice and residence first door north of city park. Phone 203. PALLS CITY , NEBRASKA EDGAR R. MATHERS 3D EX N T T Phones : Nos. 177 , 217 SAM'L. WAUL BUILDING fH ) ; M. I. WILSON PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Office and Residence over McMillan's DrugStore. . Phone 321) ) , FALLS CITY , M3B , ATTORNEY Practice in Various Courts. Collections Attended/To. Notary Public. PALLS CITY R. P. ROI3RRTS Olliee over Kerr's Pharmacy Oillco Phont' 200 Residence Phone 271 W. S. FAST PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phnnns. , J KcsldeilCO IfiO " "ones - -j onca , f5 FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA DR. 0. N. ALLISON ID1J2X MOM' ' S T Phone 218 Over Richardson County Rank. FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA Pain , anywhere , can be quickly stopped by one of Dr. Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets. Pain always means con gestion - unnatural blood pressure. Dr. Shoop'ts Pink Pain Tablets elmply'coux congested blood away from pain cen ters. These Tablets known by drug gists as Dr. Shoop'b Headache Tablets simply cquali/.e the blood circulation an'i then pain always departs In 20 minutes. 20 Tablets , 2. > cents Write Dr. Snoop , Racine , WIs. , for free pack age Sold by all denier- . Btomach trouble ts but n symptom of. and noj In Itsoll a true dlteasa.Vo thfok of Pysjiopsln. llwirtburn. and Indigestion 03 rutl dUinses , yet they uro syrnptomd only of a curtain Epoclllo Kcrvo 6lckjn.'as nothing clsi. It WB.I this fart thut first convrtly led Dr. ehoop In the creation of that now very popular Stomach Itfincdy Dr. fc'hoop'a Kostoratlvo. Coins direct to the stomach nerves , alone brought that success nnd favor to IT Khoopand hlj Ueitorativo. With out that original and hifhly vital principle , no such lasting accomphshmynt * were tvor to bo Imd. For stomach ulstreia. bloatlnu. Mllousnoss , bad J < rt-ath und < ilow ! complexion , try Ir ghoop'i II' itoratlvt Tublits or Liquid and fee for your- felt wtint tt can nuj will do.Vo sell aad clioeiw fully rticomtnead Restorative ( ALL DEALERS ) The Joke On The Democrats , The story comes trom Tom Tay art's home and is not de nied by the citizens of Denver that the democratic national committee lost a cool $150,000 in real money by accepting Den ver's first bid for the location of the democratic national conven tion of 1008. As the story goes the Denver : ommittee had a guaranty of ? 250.000 in its inside pocket and was authorized to go that high for the privilege of having the next democratic presidential : andidate nominated a mile above the sea. The meeting of the national committee was held liowever , at a time when a low linancial barometer prevailed in the east and the wise committee from Denver decided to bait its hook for the first cast with a pledge oi $100,000. The com mittee swallowed the bait , hook bobber , sinker and voted for Denver. The trick was not dis- : overed until the last $25,000 of the $100,000 guaranty had been forwarded to the national com mittee with this statement in Lhe press : Denver has advised the committee .hat the last $25,000 of the $100,000 has jcen forwarded. This excels any rcc- jnl of its kind ; the satisfaction over ; his record led to the discovery that Denver paid up promptly for the sim ple reason that it had prepared to pay t much larger sum. Chairman Taggart is a very busy man , but doubtless he will lind time to ligure out how much more fun he could have had in the campaign if he and his as sociates had only held out for Denver's best bid. Omaha Bee. Good Farmers. A night ride from ninwnllm to Fnlls City overlnnd , such us the writer took one dny last week , is convincing of the fuel tlint Brown county hns some mighty good farmers. The hedges , where there nre hedges , are trimmed nnd in good shape. No room is given for weeds along the roadway , for n green sward of blue grass lines the highway on either side. The land isn't exhausted with corn , for every farm has its grass and wheat fields. The houses are modern and the barns immense. 1 think 1 shall never forget one field of wheat , tlio driver said Bob Stewart of Kesorvo owned the farm. A great sweeping hillside carpeted with the tender green of April wheat that sloped gently to a de pression in the center and then rose majestically to a hill on the further side. In the depression was a line of peach trees riotous with a profusion of pink blossoms that , toned by the shadows in the gully , harmonized with the tender green of the hillside in a way that Hooded one's soul with gratitude that the Almighty permitted him to live in a world so beautiful. A year ago the writer was sick in a great city. The air was balmy and I knew that out in God's country the peach trees and the plums and apples and cherries were in blossom , but 1 saw nothing but granite streets and heard noth ing but the rattle nnd roar of a city. One Sunday afternoon a motor car glided by and the arms of the occupants were filled with pink and red and violet flowers , I had the nurse draw the curtains , for I was homesnd ! ! could see the orchards and the hillsides of homo better if the lights were shut out of the room. The spring flow ers were gone when 1 came home , and the heat of summer had buried the tender greens to a somber brown. But , last week 1 rode from Hiawatha to Falls Oily , and T saw it all again , and it was more worth while than ever this great , glori ous beautiful God's outdoors in the spring. If you arc looking for good roadsters or trotting bred stallions Ed. Dorland of Humboldt , has them. On another page of this paper you will see the breeding of Arena 16105 , one of the great est race producers in the State to day. He is a fine individual weighing 1100 pounds and you will do well to look him over be fore breeding. Our City Park. Now that we have started a new enterprise a public park why not follow up the good work and what we do to beautify the same , do systematically. Our idea may be taken for what it is worth and as il comes free may be of no value , bulitis simply thus : That the first stop to be taken is to secure a land scape gardener and get blue prints of the ground within the reach of our humble resources. This gives us something to work by from year to year and every tree or flower that is set out will be in order and a permanent im provement. On tlie other hand if we start in this year to plant trees promiscuously we will never have a sighlly and orderly balanced park. You say Ihese things costs money. Well , are you looking for something for nothing ? If so , you area public sponge , void of public spirit. Better get a plan to work by from a profess ional gardener even if that is all we can accomplish the first sea son. In this we are leaving a monument to future generations , then let us do our work well and systematically. The council could not put a few dollars to better use right now than to get a landscape gardener here at once and start right. Always The Best ! On Thursday , April Kith , Mr. .l.W. Helm of Dawson , had a load of cattle on the St. Joseph market that attracted more than ordinary attention , these cattle were a bunch of White-faces half steers and hall heifers and were choice ; they weighed 117-1 pounds , were raised and fed by Mr. Helm on his farm one mile north of Dawson , had been on feed six months and showed good handling. This is another evidence of Kichardson county's ability as a stock raising com munity. These cattle were handled on the St. Joseph market by the Lee Live Stock Commission Company who seem to be get ting quite a big share of the business in this vicinity. Arago Has a Saloon. The county board by unanimous vote granted a license to Fred Thieman to run a saloon in old \rngo for the year beginning May 1th , 190S. This is considered a wise move on the part of the board , for the reason that liquor has been sold there contrary to law for many years , and the granting of a license will not change the condition other than to give the county $ f)00 where before no revenue wr.s derived. Besides , nearly all of the resident freeholders petitioned for the license. The Garden And Orchard. Books on the subject may be of very general interest just now. The ones in the list following are to be had at the library : Arnim Elizabeth and her garden. Bailey CJardcu making- . Rly Women's hardy garden. Henderson Gardening for pleasure. / Powell Country home. I'owell Orchard and fruit gar den. Roe Success with small fruits. Roses and how to grow them. Wright Garden of a commu ter's wife. Wright Garden you and I. U. S , department of Agricul ture , Farmer's bulletins and re- reports. Magazines Suburban Life and articles in the spring numbers of others. At Inet , the recount of the bal lots cast in the Uenibt and Mc- Clellan mayoralty election of 1 ( . < U hns begun. McClellan's term of ollice expires in IJJuS ) , nnd even if the recount should show tlmt I Hearst was elected instead of tin present occupant , there will bo but little left for Mr. Hearst except the satisfaction of knowing that he is the one who \vns' entitled to the office. THE FARMERS STATE BftNK PIJUSTON , Nummsitn , Docs strictly a banking business. No Sect No Politics. Not controlled by speculations. ' I Is the people's bank. The same treatment for the dollar * depositor as for the hundred. Come and See. * > $ i * * ! * $ * } * $4 * $ * ] | . . .SEASONABLE GOODS. . . Here are a few things in our line that we feel sure -g would interest you at this season of the year. 3 The MOTOR WASHER , a Monday morning - 3 ing necessity that you cannot afford to be without. | 3 Then we have the JEWEL GASOLINE - § OLINE STOVE , the ALASKA 3 REFRIGATOR , the house wife's 3 friends this hot weather. 3 , Lowe Bros' . , PAINT i will interest you , both in quality and 2 price. 2 g CALL AND LOOK TI1ROUG OUR LINE g J. C. TANNER i gl Ours Arc "Dependable" Goods FALLS CITY , NEB. Z j I DON'T FORGET CHAS. M. WILSON'S is headquarters for Cut Glass , w Fancy China , Dinnerware , Lamps , Glassware ! f and in fact everything- goes to make a I * Complete China Store 5 * We also have a complete stock of Good Groc- ' * * cries , Fruits and Vegetables. Minnesota * Early Ohio Seed Potatoes at I Chas. M. Wilson's The Falls City Roller Mills Docs a general milling business , and manufactures the following brands of flour SUNFLOWER MAGNOLIA CROWN * r Tile above brands are guiirantecd to be of the highest pos I sible quality. We nlao manufacture all mill products and conduct a general 3 Grain , Live Stock and Coal Business ? and solicit a share of your patronage P. S. Heacock & Son Falls City , Nebr. | S YOV See ? Those Fine Buggies and Surries we just received a car load of Moon Bros. , Surries , Buggies aCncl Sprmg Wagons The only place to buy and to see the most up-to- date Vehicles is at Werner Mosiman & Co. , and the way they go out is a proof they are The Best Money Can Buy We also have a complete line of Farm Impliments just fresh and up-to-date. Our prices are in reach of every one , call and see us before you buy. We lead them all. Remember , we carry everything in the Impliment line , such as Gas Fngines , Wind Mills , Pumps , Tanks , Pipe and Fittings. Also are agents for the Pure Soft Cable Lightning Rod and iiist the thing you need to Protect your House .ind Barn. Get our price and be protected from Lightning. Call and see us we can save you mone\ . Yours truly , Werner , Mosimaa AND COMPANY
