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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-08
Installation of officers.

Invitations reading a. follows have
been sent ont. "Tulsa Rebekah
Lodge No. - will hold its annual
installation of officers followed by a
reunion at the members of Lodge p.
Friday. July Thirteen. Nineteen Hun
dred and six. eight clock. p. m. "
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-08
All Settlad Now.

The question is older than Ann
But the truth of it prove if can;
There's no more dispute,
When Fred FRYE makes the suit.
You'll admit that its's clothes make
the man.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-08
In The Battle of Life

IN order 10 nave s soou
frn must swiftly and becomngy dressed not necessarily
So max, study how dress We dress you gh ana haV
qtr BE eX enSe
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-08

If you use Polar Bear Flour, your
bread will always be good.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-08

Fresh bread twice daily at
Schmidt's. Phone 260
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-08

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The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23

a knowledge that we have been
successful, Old as well as Young
need encouragement: it makes
the task more cheerful next time.
Humboldt Standard.
This is busy world and it
hasn I time TO listen to a man
whose only aim is to get even
with some fellow against whom
he imagines he hes grievance,
or even against whom he has a
real grievance. so far as that
goes. A grievance" boom in
politics will be punctured like a
toy balloon, and business cou-
Quoted for spite will be inherited
by the sheriff. Mapleton Press.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23
DR.. r. P.ROberts, dentist
over Kings Pharmacy.
Two For Less Than The Price Of
One.

The regular subscription price
of The Chicago Daily Tribune
is S4.O0 ayear, the regular price
of The Falls City Tribune is 81
a year.
BY a special arrangement
with the publishers of The Tri-
bune for limited time, we can
accept a years subscription to
our paper and the daily Tribune
both tor $3.
1t would seem unnecessary
to say more about this extraor-
dinary newspaper bargain. The
Daily Tribune is "The World S
Greatest Newspaper and of
course you will want our local
newspaper
The Tribune Company re.
serves the right to withdraw
this offer on one days notice.
If you are now a subscriber tC
either or both papers, your sub
scription will be extended one
year from present date of ex.
piration.
Subscription tor less than one
year cannot be accepted at less
than the regular rate
Make all remittanCeS direct
to; FALLS CITY TRIBUNE,
Falls City, Nebr.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23
Raw Or inflamed Lung.

Yield rapidly TO the wonderful cura-
tive and healing qualities of Foley's
Honey and Tar 1t prevents pneu-
mouia and consumption from hard
cold settled on the lungs. "My daugh-
ter had "A terrible cough which settled
on her lungs" says n Jackson, of
Danville. II I'VE tried "A great many
remedies without relief, until we gave
her Foley's Honey and Tar which
cured her. For sale at Moore's Phar-
macy.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23
Legal Notice.

In the Richardson county district court,
State of Nebraska
BESSIE Roberts
Plaintiff.
vs..
Jesse A. Roberts,
Defendant.
The defendant, Jesse A. Roberts, is hereby
notified that the plaintiff Bessie Roberts,
did, on the Eth day of February, 1895, file
her petition in the district court of Richard
son county, Nebraska, against you, the
object and prayer of which, is To obtain Il
decree 10y said court dissolving the bonds of
ma:rimony now existing between you and
her, on the grounds OF non-support of her
and her child, ana that you are common
drunkard and gan bier.
You are further notified that unless you
plead answer or demur 10 said petition
on or Cefore the 9th day of April 1906, the
same will be taken pro confesso and a
decree of divorce as prayed, will be entere
accordingly.
REAyIs a REAvIS,
list Att'ys for Plaintiff.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23
A Habit To Be Encoura ged.

The mother who has acquired the
habit of keeping on hand a bottle OF
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, saves
herself great amount of uneasiness
and anxiety. Coughs, colds and Group
To which children are susceptible are
quickly cured by its use. IL counter
acts any tendency OF cold To result in
pneumonia, and il given as soon as the
the first symptoms of GROUP appears, IT
will prevent the attack. This remedy
contains nothing injurious and mothers
give it to little ones with "A feeling of
perfect security. Sold at kerr's Drug
Store.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23
A Severe Gold for Three Months

The following letter from a. j. Nus
baum, of Batcsvile, Ind tells its own
story Il suffered for three months
with a severe cold a druggist pre-
pared me some medicine. and a physi.
elan prescribed for me, yet | did not
improve | then tried Foley's Honey
and Tar, and eight doses cured me-
Refuse substitutes For sale at Moore s
Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23
A Good Watch!

Is a necessity to every man
who would succeed in life.
The kinds we sell are guaran-
teed to give you one Of man S
strongest assets-punctuality
if you will obey them.
Only standard and reliable
movements find place h ere
and we willingly guarantee
them to be accurate time keep
ers. Cases plain, simple and
ornate in either Gold, Silver
or Gun-mLtal.
Nelicate and complicatedre-
pairs are a specially here.
Il. L. JAQUET.
Falls City, Nebraska.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23
Mail From Falls City.

The mail arrives from Falls
City each morning, 1t could be
put in a peanut shell. The posi-
Office folk say three letters are a
good average. .-Hiawatha world.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23
Foiey's Honey and Tar

Cures coughs and colds.
lures brOncnit'- Hni asthma.
Cures Group ana wnoupink cough
Cures hurr-euess aud bronchial
trsublps.
Cure pneumonia and la grippe.
Fnley'> Kidney Cure makes the kid.
urN- and bladder right. Contains
nothing injurious. For sale at Moore s
fhHrinHcy.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23
FOLEYSHONEYAnbTAR


STEERS WANTED 800 head to
pasture for season 1906. Section
l5-S-10, Pawnee county. Ad-
dress H. c. VanHorne, Pawnee
City, Neb. 113-4t
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23

I,|Ill| |fls}h|I| TIME TABLE
iillll Falls City. Neb.
Lincoln Denver
Omaha Helena
Chicago Butte
st. Joseph Salt Lake City
Kansas City Portland
St. Louis and all San Francisco
points east and and all points
south. west.
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
No. 40. Portland st. Louis
Special, St. Joseph,
Kansas City, st.
Louis and all points
east and south. -. 7:l7 m
No. 13. Vestibuled express,
daily, Denver and
all points west and
northwest. ......... 1888 m
No. "A. Vestibuled Express
daily, St. Joseph,
Kansas, City st.
Louis and points
East and South. 7;22 a m
No. IA. Vestibuled express.
daily, st. Joe, Kan
sas City, st. Louis
and all points east
and south. ......-. 7:47 m
No. II. Local express daily
except Sunday, Con-
cordia, and points
north and west -. 12.l0 p n
No. IS. Vestibuled express,
daily, Denver. and
all points west and
northwest 80. l:23 pm
No. 45. Vestibuled Express
daily, Lincoln and
the Northwest. go. 1;44 p III
Nc 10. Vestibuled express
daily, s.. Joe, Kan
sas City, st Louis
Chicago and points
east and south. .... 4:35 p III
| No. Is. Local express daily
except Sunday, st.
Joe and points
south and east. 4:O5 p III
No. Al. st. Louis-Portland
Special, Lincoln, He
lena, Tacoma and
Portland without
change .... 1907 p m
| No. lis. Local accommoda-
ton, daily ex-
ccpt Sunday, Salem,
Nemaha and Ne
braska City........ HIS p n
Sleeping, dining and recling chair
cars (seats free) on through trains
Tickets sold and baggage checked tC
any point in the States or Canada. Fo>
information, time tables, maps anC
tickets, call on or write to g. Stewart
Agent, Falls City, Neb., or ]. Francis
- ID 4, ~ Du,aba
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23
Press Notes.

the central west VIII rcpuDllSn
these lines. says the Auburn
Herald, there is no question but
that DR.. 5. l.. ByerS. of Seeley-
vile, Ind. will recover his little
son who was stolen away from
his home one year ago last May.
DR.. Byers has spent his entire re-
sources in search for his child
and unless the big hearted men,
bers of the press come to his as
sistance, his son will grow up a
outlaw and All outcaSt among the
lowest people of the earth. 1t is
a cause that should appeal to
everyone, and NO father reading
these lines can do SO without a
quickcning at the heart and a
sympathetic throb 1t is be-
lieved that if this article is re-
printed in the newspapers IT will
form an endless chain that will
uncover the lost boys conceal
ment and return him to his dis.
tracted parents. In doing this
the profession of journalism will
be fulfilling one of its highest
destinieS. There is a reward of
$500 awaiting any information
that will lead to the boys re-
covery. No question will be
asked, aud if the abductor him
self would deliver the boy to his
parents he would not be moleSted.
The following is description of
the lost boy: Richmond Byers,
if alive, was six years old last
July, is of light complexion, has
gray eyes left eye noticeably
crossed, has small Y shaped nick
in the left ear, has sharp chin
and narrow projecting fore
head. He is rather small for his
age and is unusually bright and
intelligent, taking after the man
ner of boy much older. DR..
Byers has searched among the
rowing bands that frequent the
United States and believes that
his son can be found among trav-
cling junk dealers, so-called
horse traders or movers. He
does not think the boy was stol-
en- by genuine gypsies. He
thinks hewas taken by wander
ing band which has used him for
the purpose of begging in the
towns along the route.
Dave Davies, wife and children
came ZIP from Falls City Tuesd ay
and remained all day, guests oi
d. w. Griffiths and wife. e.-Ver
don Vedette.
John Lacher went to Falls City
on Tuesday to supply VIM. Har
nack's place at the Commercial
Club" who is at Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mussle
man and son Beachey, of Fall
City, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ere,
GamGper Saturday. Mr.. Mussle
man brought his son into Th,
World Office to see the linotyp,
machine run.-Hiawatha World
Miss Rose Mark returned Sun
day afternoon from Falls City
where she had been visiting Ros
Goolsby and family for two DAYS
-Verdon Vedette.
Verne Sears. aud wife of Fall
City, are visiting her parent
Howard Chester, this week
Shubert Citizen.
p. S, Heacock of Falls Cit
was IN town one day last week
Humboldt Leader.
Preston Fergus came up fro,
Falls City Friday to be in atte,
dance at the funeral of Mrs, J.
Fergus, which occurred Sunda
afternoon. Humboldt Standar
Mrs. O. H. Bowers and lit
son, Cecil, were called to FaI
City Sunday afternoon by
message stating that her sistt
Mrs. A. n. Cook, was very i
Mrs. Bowers remained there t
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23
Pneumonia Follows A Cold

but never follows the nse of Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t stops the coughs,
heals and strengthens the lungs and
affords perfect security from an attack
of pneumonia. Refuse substitutes.
For sale at Moore's Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23

baby was laid down and covered
up, the mother didn't stir.
You are all right, you are,
said the boy with the noisy
clothes.
Mr. Shields. the conductor,
took the girls hand grip; the
brakeman carried her umbrella
and she left the car. Every body
looked at her ds she walked up
the aisle; those who sat on the
side of the station watched her
through the window, and while
nobody spoke everybody was
thinking.
When the train reached Omaha
Mr.. Shields touched the young
mother on the shoulder and said
Omaha" and he said it very
quietly too. Every body helped
her and her sleepi ng baby off the
train and into the arms Of
young Hercules in overalls !
walked behind them to the stat
ion and heard her telling him all
bout it in disconnected remarks
such dS, She sang to hcr-She
didn't cry any more we both
slept all the way SO kind so
good and kind"
so shines good deed in a
naughty world "
Well give us another of your
weeks experiences" asked list
ener. Il was party to another
incident that as equally unim-
portant, " replied the story tell
err but as an isolated experience
it was worth while
drove some sixty miles across
the Winnebago Indian reservation
during my absence from home.
1t was bitterly cold and mex.
pressibly lonely out on the bar
rem, wind swept prairies. l was
glad enough to put up with an
Indian family when night fell.
There were only two rooms in
the house and a little Indian boy
about four years of age and oc-
cupied one of them. | slept or
tried to sleep on couch while
the head of the house curled up
in the bed, his mother was
afraid he would kick the covers
off if he slept on the couch.
couldn't go to sleep, The
! strange surroundings, the almost
tangible silence broken only by
the ghostly tapping of the snow
on the window drove sleep from
me. About midnight l thought
a little fresh air might help so !
noiseleSsly raised the window a
trifle. | returned to my quarters
and fell asleep. During the
night | awakened with the feel.
ing that some one was in the
room. AS my eyes opened saw
the oldest little figure by my
side that | have ever seen. The
whites of his eyes Shone out OF
his red face, and the straight
black hair hung down to the
shoulders of his bear gown"
What's the matter, Young.
ster," required.
Cold" he grunted back.
| got up and closed the window
and the child returned to his bed
He was restless and kept movins
about for long time.
Are you still cold" | asked
Yes, = he returned in his gut
teral tone.
, laid quietly for a momen
arguing it out. | had seen III,
children take the kitty to be,
with them. | had a remember
ance of the time when littl
, black and tan dog used to Slee
A with me. Surely a clean littl
little Indian boy, one of God
little mites of humanity, was a
good as a dog. So l determine
u on a plan of action and wit
=, some little embarrassment asked
: Want me to get in bed wit
5 you?"
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23
Missouri Pacific Railway
Time Table, Falls City, Neb.
NORTH

NORTH
No. lS5 Omaha, local. a. III.
No. los Omaha and Lincoln
Express ................ A 1857 III
No. 103 Omaha and Lincoln
No. l27 From Kansas CITY,. Sis p III
passenger ............... A 1:41 p IN
No. l9l Local Freight, Au-
burn Observation-Disclosures. A l:lo p m
SOUTH
No. l0+ Kansas City local. ... $50 a III
No. 100 Kansas City and ST.
Louis and Denver ...... A $40 a m
No. 10S Kansas City and St.
Louis and Denver ...... A lilo d IN
No. l3S From Omaha 80. 1886 d m
No. 1872 Local, Atchison. 10: l5a m
a. Daily. B. Daily except Sunday.
J. b. WARMER, Agent.
Special Rates.
$500 to Portland, San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles.
Tickets on sale until April 7th.
Homeseekers rates on sale Mch.
9th and 20th at IS per cent of the
o e way fare for the round trip.
Good Il days for return.
way cOloniSt rates to all
homeseeker points at one half
5 90. Tickets on sale on
omeSeeker dates.
]. b. WARMER, agt.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23
Now And Then.

The Omaha papers announced
last week that one-third of the
were kept out of school
on account of Pink eve. This
strange malady seems to have
control of the entire west, and
while not dangerous, is exceed
ingly annoying. The physicians
believe it to be some germ that
creates an inflammation when
brought in contact with the eye.
Many cf the local school children
have been out of school for the
past week or SO nursing inhamed
optics.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23

The best attribute of man
kind. that which comes the near
est to the divine is just simple,
old fashioned kindness, y said a
Falls City man the other night
as he sat in front of the CRATE at
the Elks club. II was greatly
impressed with the statement of
that salvation army Booth woman
to the effect that she had never
stood between anyone and happi-
ness" After a moment he con-
tinued, Il have been away from
home all week, and when one is
on the road he often sees little
things, kindly little things, that
leave a pleasant memory and in
crease ones respect for his kind"
What did you see this week, "
asked listener. And this is
what he told.
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23

What did you see this week."
asked listener. And this is
what he told.
1T WASH t much of an Incl
dent, just little touch of nature
in fact, but like to think of it
now that it is all over and | wish
| knew the girl.
The Omaha stub on Tuesday
morning of last week was running
late through the snow. The
passengers were the usual con-
glomerate one finds on a local
and among them was heavy
eyed, tired looking young woman
with an infant. The child cried
necessarily and the weary young
mother cried with it as she tried
to hush it to sleep. Across the
aisle from her sat young fellow
attired in cheap and boiSterouS
clothing. The crying baby an
noyed him and he tried to forget
his troubles by singing in rag
time voice such classics as Bill
Bailey, won't you please come
home" and
"Open the door for me to go,
Out in the rain, the sleet and the snow,
until he could endure it no longe
and would adjourn with the max
ings to the smoking room to com
fort with tailor made cigarette
There were several ladies i,
the car and most Of them turuc,
with annoyance to look at tn
/ young mother and her wailin:
= baby, much to her embarrassment
. Finally girl, not haudsom
: mind YOU, but just good looking
b, walked back and spoke for
a moment 10 the mother in a lo'
tone, and then sitting down sh
, took the baby in her arms an
commenced singing in a low
grooming voice. The walls b,
. came faint and fainter, the baby
head bobbed uneasily on its lin
:, Der neck as it tried to look at i
comforter until il rested quiet
and its crying ceased. | locke
ID back again after little viii
/ and the baby had fallen asleep
. the rocking arms of the your
i woman, the mother was drowSir
< and the muffled hum of whee
over the snow was the on
lr sound TO be heard"
i The man pulled for a nome
At in an effort to revive the dyil
emberS of his cigars and tn,
* continued;" For miles and mil
The Falls City tribune., 1906-03-23

If the Oh performed the task
well. prai for it. Nothing
spursto fort more than
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

The laird theory advanced and q
very pianaahio one "a that the Gre
alnrted from aot ashes falling through
a door 10 an ash vault IN the collar,
which had been carolossiy LETT opon.
and dropping on ne wood noor OF the
cellar. This aah vault % directly an.
der the ranges IN the kitchen and
ashes from the ranges are dropped IN.
20 %. 20 be- removed az tho leisure oi
ihe engineer Firemqn say that whom
they entered the cehar tAoy found the
door 70 this ash yault open ano red
hot aanaa fainng from u 10 the
iioor. Tho hro might have been train
cd from tha ashes 10 the charcoal "
some lgnitahie subsu nee or u migai
have cauaia ditUctiy ia ts hOor aus
burned TO- tIa charcoal pale, nc the
same time lInruing toe cellar hoor and
the supports % the cemont block
which occupied q place in front OF the
ranges.
The much suuka pro bleut-lt ID
known that am uuexpiah1ahlo large
amount Of smoias accompanies the
iiro.-haa been nuulaincd BY haperin
tendcnt John stala when the AiyaI
aao WAS frst buiif n block ~ a4paal
tum was laid ia fruut OF tao rangea
Experiment soon proved thal th1 =.
phalium would not STAND the = ea1 ana
d thin layer OF cemeuH was lhld on 'tne
block When the coinoat block ~
this aaphaiinm Weng VIM II ana TAI
ing on the IRE bonCut-. formed
smudge that ciculated IN dene
smoke throughout the iroi,iA
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25

In high naval circles Il is stated that
Lord Charles hnreafnrd a. about %
rcaigu az a protest against the gov.
crnment'e policy Of economy IN the
navy.
Whiie no official confirmation 81
nereafords reported reaiaainion Is
forthcoming the statement q genar.
ally credited by members OF the house
OF commons. including some who are
iu close touch with the admiralty
The reason which carries most weight
.is Lord Charles known hostility TO the
.Cawdor scheme which each and every
member Of the political portion Of the
admiralty hoard desires 90 continue
IL he has resigned, said one we'll
know ohlcer. "it must be as protest
against tho cutting. GoWn ui tao Sled.
herrnnean fleet FROM two divisions Of
four batileanips each 10 one division
of four battioshipa
Another officer thought that n the
resignation was Que 20 any desire 20
protest 4 would ne against the re-
ported reduction In the constructive
program of the navy.
Il % possible. but not probable. that
Charlie Heresiord will 90 more than
threaten. He Ia a good sailor. but he
also knows on which side his bread
u buttered. Whyf Admiral sir Ar
thur Wilson - retiring az the age
limit early next year. and Lord
Charles. q - conceded. win succeed
him. Therefore the hero Of the Con.
dor incident az Alexandria. In 1889
probably viii reconsider his threat.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
OFFICIAL MATTERS



Owing 20 the good work OF Dele
gate Andrews the following pensions
have been allowed:
Jesus Lobato. Park View. increase
OF pension of $40 per month from
june ], 1905. 90 Si2 per month from
July ~. 1906.
Hetekiah Digs, Magdalenn. GA.
crease Of pgnsion 20 St2 per month
from June 0, 1906.
Jasper w Vosburg, Mountain rark,
Increase On pension sia per month
from April 1906.
post0inces and PostmastarB.
A pustofiico at Allen, Quay county,
has been established aud InmCs q.
Walker has been appointed postmaa-
tos.
A postonico has beon established 4
Nandaritao COliax county. and q. M.
Mccartney has been appointed post
master.
A postonice has been established
90 Alamo. Guadalupe county. and Az
fred A. Chaves has been appointed
postmaster
Roaarito sona has been aprolnts
postmaster a. salado, Guadalupe cou--
~
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1906-08-25
MAY HOLD a FALL -.

Initial steps. looking toward the
holding OF a fair aud fall festival dur
ing the latter part OF September, were
taken "a q called meoilnK OK tho dlrec-
tors OF the Las Vegas DrlElng PARK
and Fair association hcld ia the Com
mercial club rooms Thursday after
noon.
The following committee was APP
pointed 20 make plans and arrange a
Iprogrnm for the second annual fau
aud fail efatlval aud report 10 a meet
/ Ing of the business men Of Las vegas
al the club on Monday night, August
20, at S.a0; d. a. Pierce, hallett Hay
nolda. simon haeharach, ]. ,, Mackel
and James O. McNary
/ A trail ol blood across the city
caused many people 10 speculate ane
gather IN knots along the crimson
. trail az noon Friday and conioeturol
of attempted murder OF other deed
OF violence we're rife Il hnally cam
10 light that a dog with every indlca
ton OF severe hemorrhage had pass
cd through the town on q rapid TOP
and was headed toward the aaniial
, lium. He was grOggy and nearly a
I In when he reached the johnson W
! dertaking parlOra on Sixth street an
with admirable foresight dropped IN
Il Robert G. Reid, an attorney who 50
! hls start In the world Ia Las Vega
. and now practloing his profession az
: dlspOslng OF town lots IN Texieo.
p A.. 90 anxious buyers. left rhuredl
I. afternoon with his wife Tor Albuque
que and nj paso. thence going back
Indiana on pleasure and busAeqa COZ
blnod
Ia r. n. Thomas assistant auperl
tendont OF the railway mail soryi,
" a. 81 i.as Vegas IN an honest, oihcl
Y ondoavOr % ascertain the best moa
W OF supplying the west side pOstum
y, with mail matter He may make
w may of town and city and mark {
distances between different points,