CAUGHT COMING AND GOING
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
YOU AND ME.
What Your Friends and Their
Friends Have Been Doing
the f.a tv.eck.
— Dr. Wilson, Wahl Building, Hi
Dr. E. It Hays was down from
l)»wson yesterday.
The Ready To Wear Store saves
you money, time and labor Fr< d II.
Sc hock. 17-2t
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Korn* r of
Bellvue left today for Pittsburg,
Has., to visit their cousin, Mrs. llnr
rv Marrow.
Prof. Reynolds is making arrange
nit tits in give free lectures in his
♦iffite from one 'clock until two p.
in and from seven o'clock to nine
p in thnt the public tuny learn
■lore about the science of his
treatment.
Splendid values in Womens Scpcr
ate Short Jackets. Shock's Ready to
Wtar Store. 17 2t
R B. llieks was down from Hum
fceldt today.
Bonis Davies of Preston, who has
keen laid up with a badly sprained
unkic, wns able to come to town
yesterday.
Mrs. Jennie Ilolili and son Albert
were down from Salem yesterday
shopping.
50c Men's Underwear. Shirts and
Drawers, winter weight, 25c. St hock's
Ready to Wear Store. 17-2t
A. It. Keim returned^ last night
from Humlinhlt where In- went on
business.
S. It. Stewart was over from Re
serve yesterday on business.
See mt> about the new building be
fore you start it. Harry Miller con
tractor and builder, headquarters at
Harris’ News stand. 17-6t p
Lawrence Snyder is in Hamburg,
Iowa, tills week enjoying a visit at
his old homo.
Harry Miller, contractor anti build
♦ r will lie glad to furnish plans and
estimates on that new house. Head
quarters at liurrls- News stand. 17 ti p
The K L. of S. No. <• Io will give
a taffy pulling at their ball In the
Masonic Building Tuesday night,Feb
ruary 21. Taffy 10e per plate. Kver.v
hotly Invited. 17-2t
fSO.OO per month straight salary
amt expenses, to men with rig, to
introduce our Poultry Remedies. Do
not answer unless you mean business.
Eureka Poultry Food Mfg Co. (In
corporatedL East St. Louis, III.
FOR RENT Two rooms for lodging
purposes George Dills. 17-nt
Mrs. Sam Stewart returned this
morning to her home in Reserve af
ter spending a few days with her
1 parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. De
Wald.
A h tie strip of Rosewood,
About a mile of wire,
| \ ion or less of metal,
A polish to admire.
\ name upon the fail board
That's known the word around,
A thing of joy forever,
That holds a world of sound.
Crown Pianos, Clarence JO. Smith,
Kails City, Neb. 18-3t
Among the members of the Kaf
fee Klatcli, who went to St. Joe
yesterday to see the great Russian
I actress tlint evening were Mrs. A.
J. Weaver, Mrs. S. B. Miles, Mrs. H.
M. .lentie, Mrs. Will Bchinolzel, Miss
(iralinin, Miss lieacoek, Miss Cain,
Miss Lyford, Misses Sara and Ethel
Hutchins and Miss Snyder.
Mis. Mike Clancy of Dawson was
'shopping here yore rday
Miss Agnes M i a ver returne 1 last
niglit from a short trip to Pacific
Junction and Council Bluffs.
Mr. Morrison, receiver for the
Pence-Little stock, returned last night
from St. Joe.
Don't fall to read C. A. Dock's nd
in todays paper. Jt
Judge Pemberton and his stenog
rapher, Mr. Drown, came down
from Beatrice Inst night to attend
District court.
Throe large separate furnished
rooms ler lent. Gentlemen pretcire-J
(nil at J'l nunc office.
Deputy McFarland is busy these
days serving sopromts for witnesses
in the disiih t 11 vrt
D. I. Tyiu.it was down from SI 1
Ja j-esti relay.
F. W lliinentan of Verdon it
down oi! business.
\V It McMullen of Stella is a
Ft: :u\ \ i; dor l ore todya.
•lie ob Wiggins of Lincoln is in the
i ity ler a few days. Mr. Wiggins
was jiroprietor of the Union House
nl i in sixloep years ago and will bo
will n numbered. He is well and
hearty end does not look a day old
er than when he was the genial land
lord nl' the Union House,
Hilaries D. Nixon was down front
.'mourn Monday. It is rumored a
dairy will soon be opened on his
from east of town.
A. L. Dnntz is down front Hum
! oldt today attending court.
Keep in mind the supper given by
tht ladles of tlk> Episcopal church
next Tuesday at the residence of
Mayor Keeling.
PAIN AND PLEASURE
. iv like v, ah r a: d oil they won't
mi‘; It's sure > rough pain, if you
have tooth trouble.
IT GIVES US PLEASURE TO STOP
YOUR PAIN
if Mi pain is caused by defeetlvt
Ie, th.
• ' i Ir 1|> is perniancut. and yoa
our ',vn pain by d lay. We put
up s-i.t'sfn. lory and
LASTiNC TOOTH CURE AT THESE
DENTAL PARLORS
Ih\ '.lit v, I), C. I . Heffner, Palls City, Nebraska
•*-- - - ■- •mmmmmmm_ _
I-, i). Gnshard Sc Co.
i 1 N w and Second-hand Goods of All
Kinds. Ail kinds of Furniture Repairiug done.
Some bargains in Sewing Machines. Mr. Gush
•ud ha* had p> \-virs experience in Brick. Stone, Ce
ih'M!' atnl Carpenter Work and will furnish estimates
lor eilhei i>l these lines, l.OG.A I I()\ } doors west
of W hi taker Bros, s office. Give me a call.
I8tli Street between Stone and Chase Sts.
Coffees
Good Coffees!
i t
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Heckla, Old Diminion, Club and
key West
are old Standard brands. \\ e guarantee them
as good as the best. C. A. Murdock & Co.
have been in the coffee business for more
than 40 years and have always stood for qual
ity. We want your Coffee Order. Gives
these brands a trial. We recommend them
Chas. M Wilson
Fred Sebold came down from Oma
ha Saturday, remaining over Sun
day.
Nlayme Fisher of Straussville was
the guest of relatives here Satur
day.
Mr. and Mrs. K. Brackhahn were
over from Reserve shopping Satur
day.
Mrs. Frank Smith left Sunday for
Fremont, Neb., for a visit with rela
tives.
The Falls City chorus will meet on
Tuesday evening of this week. A
good attendance is desired.
Miss Lela Powell returned Sunday
from Lincoln whe re she cnoyjed a
week's visit with friends.
Mr. anti Mrs. Moor of Hamlin, Kan
sas were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T. J. Oliver over Sunday.
Miss Nellie Snyder returned Sat
urday from Lincoln where she had
visited friends for a week.
Miss Agnes McKiever went to Oma
ha yesterday with Mrs. Frank Smith.
She will return this evening.
Mrs. Ethel Hutchins returned Sat
urday evening from a weeks visit
with Mrs. DePutran in Lincoln.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Peck of Re
serve were in the city Saturday to
do shopping and visit relatives.
Mrs. Rathburn returned to Lin
coln Saturday after a short visit to
her sister, Mrs. H. R. Miner.
Mrs. Frank Gossett and baby left
Sunday for their home in Horton,
Kansas after three weeks visit with
relatives.
The family of P. T. Gear, our new
furniture dealer arrived Saturday.
They are located in apartments at
Mrs. Harris'.
Miss Lena Witrock left Sunday
for Chicago where she will trim
several weeks at Gage's before go
ing out for the spring season
Apprentice girls wanted at the
Wlttrock Millinery store tf
Hr. I. M. Houston, wife and daugh
ter, Miss Kill, left Sunday for Oma
ha for a weeks visit. They will
also visit in Nebraska City before
returning.
Mr. ana Mrs. E. T. Korner of
Hellvue, Ohio., will leave tomorrow foi
Pittsburg, Kas., to visit Mrs, Harry
Morrow. They spent the past two
weeks with their uncle, VV. S. Korner.
. Childrens Highland Illoomer Dress
es. The combinations with Dress
nd Bloaotnors combined. Pleases bet
.mother and child—Schoek's Ready
To Wear Store 17-2t
Clyde Stumbo returned Sunday
i from Hamburg, Iowa, where he has
j been working for the S. J. Knox Co.
After a short visit at home lie will
! go to Kansas City, where he has
.been given a better position with
the same company.
B. F. Crook and son, Guy, were
down from Salem Saturday. Mr.
Crook has bought a fine modern
residence and after iiis sale, which
is to be held at tiis farm Thursday,
he will make arrangements to move
his family to the new home.
A certain young man in Falls City
will go to Kansas City to buy fur
niture. Rumor las it that it is
not for his own individual apart
men to, but that the young man will
soon break away from single blessed
ness.
Rev. Day has been very ill with
grip for several days, llis condition
yesterday was quite serious but he
is reported better today.
Miss Carrie Keim is among the
victims of grip, this week.
V. G. Lyford is in Lincoln on busi
ness today.
Misses Nellie and Lulu Haller of
this city went to Reserve Saturday to
visit relatives. They will return to
day.
Mr. Philips left for Table Rock
Saturday having been in the city
getting up a class for the A. O. U. W.
He returned today.
Mrs. Harris is up from Rulo on
business today.
Guy Wahl came up from Atchison
Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Davies returned
from Trenton this morning.
—
Greetings
To the people of Falls City and
vicinity, greeings.
Knowing ns 1 do that there are
| many people who know little or noth
ing about the Science of Magnetic
i healing, or Suggestive Therapeutics,
i have concluded to give one and all
i a chance to investigate them, and for
that purpose 1 will give the hours
| between I and 2 in the afternoon, and
two hours between 7 and 9 in the
evening over to those who may de
| sire to investigate.
1 will at those hours give one
treatment free of charge to any
I one who is interested.
I had intended doing this long ago.
but on account of being located in
my home it was impossible to do so.
But now I am located in the Powell
Building, south of the court house,
and able to invite you one and all
in to see me.
So kindly come in and see what
can be in the way of curing diseases
without the use of drugs, remember
it costs you noticing to investigate.—
It. A. Reynolds, Suggestive Therapeufc
j ist. Day phone 504. Night phone
• 531. 20tli-23rd 1st-3rd 4t
Our chocolates are fresh an made
from pure sugar. Harlan’s Phar
macy. 13-tf
Book Lovers—get your popular'
copyrights for 50c at Harlan’s Phar
macy. 13-tf
Suits cleaned and pressed at the
suitatorium located over Richardson
County bank. 2-tf
_i
Dr. Kerr's White Pine Expectoiant
—stops the cough—don't experiment
Harlan's Pharmacy. 13-tf
Will trade some good '.and for sev
oral automobiles. Address Geo. Vou
Du-turn, Falls City, Neb. 13 Gt
To Our Fails City People:
We have a large supply of
Hard Coal
on hand and will be glad to take your order
at any time
To The Farmer:
We would glad to talk to you about
Rock Salt, Oil Meal or Tankage
And will guarantee you good treatment
C. A. HECK -SSS
Special Piano
Beginning Feb. 21. Contin
ues until March II •
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M OI being able to se
cure a store building
makes it necessary for me
to sell the stock of Pianos I
have on hand, at an exceed
ingly low price, in order to
make room for other Pianos
while Hast. This sale will
be of the same High-Grade
Goods that I have sold in
this community for the past
Twenty Years. 1 do not
have to switch from one
make to another, every sea
son, or from one territory to
another, as I have built up
a reputation on the Pianos
I Handle and have proven
to the public that they are
high-grade in every partic
ular. I personally guaran
tee the instruments, and
j^ive written guarantee from
factory. As I’ve been here
in business so many years, my guarantee means something. If the prospective pi
ano buyers will come and give me a chance, I'll prove to them, as I have to a num
ber of others that I can sell them High - Grade Pianos cheaper than any other Music
House. Of the Pianos I handle, the manufacturers are not ashamed to put their
names on them and on the boxes. As the “Quality Goes In Before The Name
Goes On. The best evidence of Cheap Pianos is when they come to town without
a label on the Box. Also have some bargains in slightly used Pianos.
Sell on Time. Monthly payments. Old instruments as part pay. Pi
anos from $150.00 up.
See Pianos at my residence west
of Court House
Clarence E. Smith