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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25

CUMMlNS ELECTED
SENATOR FROM IOWA
He Succeeds Late William g. Allison
and Favors Prompt Tar,h
Revision.
(By Associated PreSs).

DIES MONIES, IA Nov. II ny I
STRIFE, ,,,,t,. vo,r -, lu4 I, >, Gu,rr-
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"''
erected '"''ea statues senator I" M
tn" vacancy cauS'l hy tn dean Il
senator William l. Allison. who's"
,.r, u,,,1 n,v, ,>.,r,J op u,rch +,
The J"int session 4 'h'' legislature
quietly fulfilled Tho maudat" q! IN"
recent primary yot,.
Tn,. n..mocr,ii, ,,ir,r;,v x,,,u
49,, ,,,
WI
Following the 'i'''t II OF Governor
Cumnins. to the Office II" resigned thr
guy,rnorship and I.brurruayi Go,,r
NOR i.o,,, wen. ir,.lr,, =, ,,,...r,r
'"' ''' ''''''"'' - ''''' ''!'' UNI
MINIS term when viii end on Ja'lN-
AIRY t.. 1909.
4 reception. which thousands az
tended. was held in n" rotnnIa "f
the capital tonight Governor Garst
and Senator Cummns stonI in I'm"
for NOR" than Nv" hours receiving the
congratulations OF I,wans.
Senator CumminS will go TO WASH
instnn early next mnnrh to II" swarm
in as senator.
For Immediate Revision.
Senator CummInS' SPEECH of ne
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25
PENNSYLVANIA ENTERS
BIG SUR AGAINST PAYNE
Alleges Heavy Losses In Stock, Salary
and Advances for Development
Defendants Reply.

RICHMOND, VA. Nov. 24.-Sult
has been filed in the United States
District Court here by David NJ Ros-
ser. OF Kingston. Pa, formerly mine
owner AMI operator In his native
State, against William J. Payne. OF
this city. for S2I30UU, the complaining
setting forth in his declaration tina:
he has lost the amount specified in
stock. salary and advances in the le-
velopmtnt OF Mr.. Payne's mining in
tcIcsts in this State.
Rosscr alleges that he was Induced
while a prosperous miner in Pennsli
vana. to l"av" that State through
representations made to him by viii
liam J. Payn" and come to Virginia
TO accept IN. position OF general man
agcr Of mines owned by tn" defend
ant. This move. the complainant al
lcges. cost him $2l9"o0.
Robert r. Scott. of the law firm o:
Scctt buchanan 4 Cardw"l!, applied
yesterday 10 Judge Waddll asking
tina; day h." set Or the trial Mere
18th 4 Cock" represent VIZ. Payne IN
the pr cc"dings The declaration OF
The complainant has been answered.
Defendants Statement.
IN reference 10 the matter. NJ.
Payne said
"Wi:hout rejecting IN the SliCht' -
upon h" attorneys. M"ssrs. Scott.
buchanan a. Car.iwcIi. who are nero
;rf
the distractions Of a PennS: ivan'a
attorney. tn" suit Of Rosser against
me- is simply ahS'rd This p"r,on
pur -haycd certain bonds ard stocks
Of the VIRGINIA Anthracite Coal 60.
about eighteen months AGO. which
was largely brought about Nv on" "i
the coIaparN's prrcip2l Stockholders
in Pcnn,l wanna in consideration ~
which h" was elected manager "f III"
COMPANY. He agreed TO pay S2i."W'
for said sock and bonds tn" total
us uoc~ for the basncc ar" past
due and " paid. and this sur = an
effort 20 have the SI0.0oo returned
10 him and he no relieved from r1y-
ing his note. l''cause Of the delay
during he recent panic in completing
tho financing 81 the COMPANY. This
sui was brought more than SIX
m.nths ago "" has alrs adv offered
10 diemi.s Il IL this payment is ma
"A vcry small cor eidcra;inn for 50
large claim. which. With tkc cxr"p-
ton Of he $4,000 paid h. him. Is
based entirely upon imaginary profit
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25
GIFT TO UNIVERSITY:
NO Strings ATTACHED
Admirer Of Thomas Jefferson and Vir.
gnia institution Makes Donation
Of FHty Thousand.

IEN th' ANNOCI3INN TrCSS
CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Nov. -.
in unconditional gift e $1n.O0n To
the endowment fund OF tn" Universe
~ of Virginia has been made by Col
on oliver II. Payne. ( New York.
Announcement Of tn" donation WAS
mac" last night by President Alder
man 10 tn" members of III" faculty.
who were advised that Colonel Payn"
VAS an atlmir"r i Thomas Jefferson
aud Of tn" lniv, rsity of Virginia, AMI
had become impressed with the great.
ness of the univ"rSiiy's work.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25
wife Of Admiral Simpsons IsphtW
Taken |ato Custody.
Staying Of EUs,AI1 IS AlL[GED
At First Thought to Have Been Case
Of Suieide-Expet Declares Death
Wound Could Not Have Been Self.
inflicted.
(By Assoc ated Press.)

ROCHESTER,. y. Y. Nov. "a
Mrs. GeUrgiana Sampson. widow OF
Harry Sampson. Of Palmyra. who died
on November as the result Of a gun
shot wound. was today f.Tmally &C
cused OF the murder Of her husband
by the district attorney Of Wayne
county and placed under arrest.
Sampson was nephew OF the late
Admiral Sampson. who commanded
the American fee, al Santiago.
TIL" death OF Harry Sampson &C.
.tuir.G OF the Allyn farm. located be-
tween Palmyra and Maced"n. in
WAYNE county. !: was at first be-
loved that Sampson took his own
life. but finally the coroner decided
II: On rigid investigation.
Couldn't Be Seif-InfIieted.
d.. Albert Hamilton. a gunshCt ex'
pert. after .yamining tn" wound IN
SIMPSONS body. testified that the
dead man could not have fired the
shot which killed him. I: came out
at tho inquest that Sampson on the
Saturday before his death had dis,
covered bitter written TO his wife
by a man outside of the family which
hal been the cause Of bittle quar-
rel
A. the resumption ~ the inquest al
Maccdon today District Attorney GIL,
bert aoid Mrs Sampson that she
might make a state mrnt II she so de-
sired. but that anything she said
nigh; ~ used against her.
Accused Stands MUte.
Mrs Sampson replied that on ad'
vice Of counsel she would not make
a statement.
Mrs. Sampson was then placed IN
dor arr, 81. formally charged with the
murder o; her husband and taken to
the cGunty Jail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25
ASSUMES HEAVY INDEBTEDNESS
Incorporat Affected at Portland
Yesterday Of Atlantic. Gulf and
West Indies Steamship Lines With
Total capitalization OF Forty Mil
lions
(Ry Associated PrrSs.)

EDSTDN, MASS. y V. ~. - 1hr
iuc"rp ration. At Portland. Me. to-
day T.: a new slo.npo.o 200 CORPORATION
IT. lac knuwn rs the Atlantic. Gulf "
West Indies Steamship Lines Win
Henry X. Mallory of NV York as
pr, sid,nt, and with substantial back
iuG ny I:na'"n bank, RS. was in lin"
Mia a plan formulated by Interested
n.:ti"S 10 saw. fr M complete wreck
he Consolidated Steamship Company.
promoted by Charles W. Morse, OF
y, York.
The lines 10 b" taken over by tn"
u,W corporation are thOS" operating
/. III New York s'uthward.
TIE EuSton men among the moor
porators are: Henry iI"rnhlow"r. OF
III" lanking firm OF li'rnblow"r 4
W, "ks. and Galrn L. Stone, Of tn"
hrnhing firm of Hayden, sion" Il
Company.
Morse Control Complete.
The Morse corporation practically
controlled the steam water tranSpOr-
:aiiOn facilities Of the Atlantic coast
when Morse was caught in the panic
CT 1907. and which on February
last. passed into the hands OF re-
eiver. ~ HHeV
The new company has capital OF
500 900. 900 and the same amount In
common stock. as we'll as $l5.oo0,oo"
IN fly. MGR cent boulS
Il will be holding company for
four OF the six lines which MErse
brought under the Consolidated CGnl-
pany namely: The Ward. Clyde.
Mallory and New York & Porto Rico.
The other two Morse lines. the
Eastern. running east from this city,
and the Metropolitan. between this
city and New York. will remain under
separate management for 4 time at
least.
Large Outstanding Obligations.
The reorganization company found
that there was outstanding S62.o0o,,
600 of four per cent bonds OF the Con-
solidatrI Steamship Company and a
floating debt of 81. 400, 900 which had
To be financed.
The promoters of the new plan
succeeded in obtaining the approval
Of - per cent. OF the old bond hoi'
ders. representing $59.9S5,60O worth
of bonds and the project was secure.
The plan provides that tn" bon"-
holders shall! receive for :hcir hold
ings - per cent in tn" , per cent.
| b nis OF the new COM any: - per
cent. in the preferred stock and 122
per cent. in common stock. IN"
balance. 37k per cent. being 4 total
loss
The bondholders. however. put
their original holdings OF stock in
| he subsidiary companies or basis
/ of - cents on the dollar. 50 tina;
their loss will not be large.
The honIholders will be paid OF in
cash At a price TO be fixed by the
court The new company has no
floating debt and no int.rcs; charges
until 1910.
Disposed Of Floating Debt.
The cid f,ating debt Of s2.l"".""o
is taken care Of ny the issuance OF
shor. tim. notes which hecom" due
scmi-annuaIly and o. the total amount
$500 000 has been taken by IN" bond
holders. and tho baianC" by HoSton
banks and bankers TIL" first OF
these. notes becomes !uP January !.
Tano and the las; a year from that
time.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25
NEVER RENTED.
Virginia Justice Of Peace Kept All
Collections.
nv Associated Press).

ROANOKE. VA. Nov. 2i-At Tazc-
we'll. Va, today. in the Circuit Court.
Thomas II Wingo. II former justic"
Of the p"ac" at TaZ"w"n pleaded
guilty 10 tn" charg" OF endorsement
ana was sentenced to nv" years in
III" y, nitcntiary. Wingo WAS indict-
rl ON eight different counts IL" WAS
Il justiC" for several years and 10"
his entire term If office never remit
ted a CO. ut To the stat" of the money
he collected in fines.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25
Wounds One; Kills Self.
INV Associated PreSS,)

SPARTANBURG. 8. c., Nov. "a
John Hayes. a farmer OF Winona. 8.
C.. after trying to kill his wife and
children with a shot gun today shot
Henry Moore. who went TO the assts-
lance OF the family. in the leg.
Haynes then turned the gun on him
self and blew cut his brains.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25
Prize Fish: Will Occur.
,pr tho aeeo~ia.eH Pros

nv N" heSoT'aTFN F'">1I
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. Nov. "a
The application by John ]. GLEASON
for an injunction TO prevent william
Parke and Sianky Ketchel from
fighting on Thursday under tn. aus
picrs of James ]. Cifro;h's club was
refused by Judge ScweIl today.
The contest therefore will 10 held
Is scheduled.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25
REQUESTS FLEETS RETURN.
But Pacific Coast Ssaster 10 o.
eours9ed BY Prssiee"t.
(By Associafed Preoa.)

WASHINGTON. d. c. Nov. "a
Senator Flint. Of California today ~.
auested President Roosevelt to teep
the Atlantic battlcship fleet In vhose.
or In part. in the Pacific ocean, ~
ing that the feeling Of the peopse =
California vas that the feet 49,
DO kept there.
The President told the senator t.
he did not feel that thew w1s -.
reason Tor divcrt!ng the feet fro0 -
course around the world. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25
COMPETITIVE BIOS.
Kentucky Tobacco Society obtains
Good Prices for Product.
NV the Associated Press.

WINCHESTER. KY. Nov. "a
Rcprrsc natives Of every big indepen-
dent tobacco concern in the United
States. as well as buyers for the
American Tobacco Company were here
:odav to attend the sale Of the re
mainder Of the tobacco In the pool
of the hurley Society. amounting 70
about cG.OeO.O0 pounds. The sales
began with probably 500 peopse
p-cseat.
Sales were made at a ratio Of 90
hogshead Of the 1896 crop to eveFy
-four q the 1907 crop sold.
Prices ranged from Is 10 30 cents.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25
SET FOR HEARING TODAY.
Cases Of Motorman and Conductor
Charoed With ManstauQhter,

The cases of M0torman W. Is.
I.ampk!n and Conductor ". J. Smith
OF the street railway, who are Charg-
cd with mansiaugh;'r aS 4 result Of
tn" death OF r. J. Colbert. are set
for hearing in the police court this
morning. The young men are under
nominal bonds for thcir appearance"
today
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25
Roosevelt ksk,s OeaIaI Ct ntW York
N;xsp'pe' Publication.
Only APPROVED RECOMMENDATION
President Declares Franchise to Prai-
rie Oil and Gas Company Was
Granted Upon Endorsement Of the
Secretary of Interior Department.
(By Associated PrcsS.)

WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Nov. "a. -
The following statement was given
out At the White House today:
AS the New York Sun story entitl-
cd Roc scvelt and Prairie Oil has
seemed TO deceive a number OF peo-
pie. the following statement is made
public about it:
AS soon As the story was brouSh,
to President Roosevel;'s attention. he
not only called for reports concern
ing the statement from the depart
ment Of justice and the department. OF
the interior. hut also communicated
with ey-SrcrctaTy Hitchcock. so as 70
be sure that tho Presidents reccl
lection was not at fault. The story
is false in every particular. from BE-
ginning TO end Net only is Their
no such report in the department: OF
justice. AMI never has been. but no
such report was ever made. In
granting the franchise of the Prairie
Oil & Gas Company. the President
simply approved the recommendation
Of Secretary Hitchcock. submitted to
him precisely as all other recomr:cn-
dations were submitted
But Ore Exception.
Moreover. in every case referring
TO the granting Of franchises or the
adoption Of regulation as regards oil
and gas franchises in Oklahoma. and
the Indian Territory. the President
approved the recommendation If Sec
rotary Hitchcock. with tn" exception
Of one small and unimpcrtant grant
TO a Delaware Indian 10 whom III"
delaware Indians. In recognition o'
years Of service TO the tribe had
voted in council fee Of &"o.on
which he declined 10 accept. and who
was given twice tho usual amount
Of land. The statement Of an al
Icgei premise 10 western senator
Is as false as the rest CT tho story.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25

given above can hardly he regarded
aS Il real Indication OF The feeling or
the House.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25
rhG WEATHER.

Local showers Wednesday,
followed BY fair Thursday. In.
creasino cloudiness followed BY
rain In west portions
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25

THE DAILY PRESS 10 the
only newspaper published IN
Newport News that receives the
full news service Of the Asso-
ciated Press.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-25
Mob Executes Sentence.

The sen ence had barely ben pro
nIuncsd when the mob vi! wh""r
and vcil swarmri into tn" court
room and sciz'7g the n"gro"s rushed
them 10 a large tree near 'hc edge
e tow, AID hanged them. firing vol
irv after vOIIoy mo the air a IN"
bodies were drawn from the earth.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-10-16
Pleased With the Panhandle

Those who visited the Pan
handle country during the past
week with a. H. Rife, of
the Rife Land Co., have returned
and are more than pleased with
the prospects there, finding spleu-
did crops and conditions even
better than they expected.
Those who went from here
were George Trefzner and John
Schipe, who made their selection
of land and expect to buy later,
while John King and Mr.. Hanika
of Shubert went down to lease
their land already purchased,
which they had no trouble in do
ing. Whitaker Bros. were 50
f~avorably impressed with the
country that they have decided
to cooperate with the Rife Land
Co., and hereafter on the first and
third Tuesdays of each month
will furnish special low rates to
those desiring to visit the Pan
handle country.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-10-16
THE SLEEPING SICKNESS
WHICH MEANS DEATH

How many readers have heard of this
terrible disease? 1t prevails in that
far-away country-Africa-especlally
the Congo district. 1t is caused by
the bite of the tsetse fly. When it
bites a person, the sleeping symptoms
begin and finally the sufferer sleeps
until death occurs.
Contrast this with the peaceful,
balmy sleep of health. Is there my
thing more wearing than to lie awake
at night, tossing about, nervous, with
cold feet, hot head and mercy knows
what else? Short of letting the tsetse
fly bite us we would do almost any
thing for relief. How can we pre-
vent it? Mr.. George Hayes, of
Union City, Pa, writes: Il had lost
my appetite, was all rundown, could
not sleep nights. | had tried every
thing without relief. Vinol was rec
commended, and to my surprise, it
helped me at once; gave me a splendid
appetite, and l sleep soundly."
What Vinol did for Mr.. Hayes, it will
do for every rundown, nervous and
overworked person who cannot sleep.
A. G. MANNER, Falls City, Net.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-10-16
UMEOLDT

Frank Dorland was in Table Rock
Sunday.
Mrs. Will Bobst was seriously i'll the
past week.
\ fire escape has beer placed on the
PARK hotel.
Mrs. Roy Balm wa down from Table
Rock sunday.
Ray Cassidy was down from Have
lock. Saturday.
\ little daughter was born to Walter
INLAND and wife Thursday.
viii Smith left Monday for a visit
with a sister at Peck, Idaho.
VIII Nelson was looking at land in
Butler county, Kansas this week.
Elizabeth Braskett of Pawnee City,
spent this week with Nora Stalder.
Henry Cooper and Denver Philpot
are picking apples near Falls City this
week.
-
land,
VIII V,nde,,oer vas down from
oa,,bo S,,a5,r ,h. o.a.t IF Walter
Legg.
Jos. Riley Of Omaha spent d part OF
IT, u.aoL ,.;.h ii, it,. NJ. Gooroo
Harral.
1osso ooda1 aud hr;do dao,rted
Sunday for their new home At Lewis.
ton. Nebr.
Miss linn Crawford s,ent Sunday
with her danoh+or NJ Sne Whae,er
:, T,t1o po,5
u W '00"
= H. hummer returned the last OF
1he week from a visit with ms 0
oharIes IN 81 LOUIS
ollVer Baker and wife oil memphis
NO., are IN the city the guests OF III
Il l. Meyers ana VIE.
DR.. Geo. Candy reports the birth of
a little son at the home of Arthur
Avery and wife Sunday.
Mrs Row Teech and children after
The Falls City tribune., 1908-10-16
VERDoN.

VIM. Mowery OF Stella was in town
Monday.
Clara Masengale visited in Falls City
last week.
Dude Corn was a Shubert visitor
Wednesday.
Beecher Cornell returned from Kan
sas City Sunday.
Amret Hart made a business trip to
Shubert Tuesday.
John Mark was a county seat visitor
one day last week.
W. II. ana ]. A. Mark were Falls
City visitors Monday.
Mrs, Slime of Stella visited friends
here one day last week.
y. b. Judd of Falls City was in town
"a short time Wednesday.
Il. Z. Bowman and wife left Tuesday
for the land drawing in Dakota.
Mrs. Bellar and daughter Mabel
were Falls City visitors Tuesday.
Mrs. W. ID. Corn aud nephew are
visiting relatives neal Reserve this
week.
Mr.. Donaldson aud daughter Mrs.
HINTON OF Shubert we're visitors here
Thursday.
Mrs. John Walker and children of
Falls City visited relatives here the
past week.
Mrs. Chas. Robbins of Chicago has
been visiting her sister Mrs. c. G..
Humphrey the past week.
w. c. Sloan, w. S. Byerly, Clyde
Harden, Dude Corn and Jay Parsons
left Sunday tor Dallas to register for
land.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-10-16
OHIO.

Ivan kellar spent Sunday at Morrill,.
George Goolsby went to Dakota to
register.
Clarence Peck spent Sunday with
Albert Burk.
Ed Kimmel and family spent Sunday
in Falls City.
Ike Allison and family spent Sunday
at John Rains.
Mrs. VIM. Bartlett spent last week
with Rulo relatives.
Frank Cook and family were guests
at Jim Simpsons Sunday.
Chas. Zentner and family spent
Sunday with Joe Bauer's.
Guy Lichty and wife spent Sunday
with Geo. Sturns and wife.
DeLos Spickler and wife visited Geo.
Prichard and wife Sunday.
Daisy and Harvey Peck attended "a
love feast at Morrill,, Sunday.
Leslie Melvin is staying with his
uncle, Joe Gully this winter.
Grace McManus spent Saturday and
Sunday with the Mrs. Ziegler.
VIM. Bowman and John Strauss
went to Kansas City with stock.
f. ID. Shatfer aud wife spent Thurs
day with Chester Stump and wife.
Frances Shatfer and daughter, Miss
Anna were in this vicinity Sunday.
Lola Sturns and Vera Yoder were
guests of Mrs. B%urkholder, Sunday.
Mrs. Geo Sturns and Mrs. f. Smith
visited Mrs. Pheneas Fisher. Friday.
Jim Gilmore returned home Friday
from Dakota, where he went to reg
lister.
Lloyd knisely and wife spent a por-
tion of the week with the latters par
ents.
Mrs, Chas. Stump kept house for her
father last week while her mother was
away.
Laura Ruegge of Falls City spent
Saturday with her sister, Mrs. Ed.
Kimmel.
Mrs. n. PECK anu daughters were
guests of Mrs. f. NJ. Shafer and
daughters sunday.
Wm. Smith and wife, Mrs. z. Fisher
and Mrs. Nedrow spent Sunday with
Frances Smith and wife.
Chester, Jesse and Maud Mccain
spent one evening last week at the
home of Frank Brecht.
Mrs. Schrader and Mrs. Brannam
were guests of Mrs. a. Guilliam. a
sister of the former Sunday.
Ed Morgan of near ~Straussville suf-
fered quite a loss Sunday, by a through
freight killing about $50 sheep for him.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-10-16
REPUBLICAN DATES
Many Meetings to be Held During
Next TWO Weeks

The republican candidates for
the lee slatureand county attorney
will hold meetings at the follow
ing places and on the following
dates:
Falls City, Oct. 10.
Preston, Oct. 20.
Dawson, Oct. q.
Rulo, Oct. %,
Humboldt. Oct. y.
Speiser precinct at Stauffer's
school house, Oct. "a.
Barada, Oct. %
Shubert, Oct. q.
Salem, Oct. q.
Stella, Oct. IS.
Arago, at the town hall. Oct. %.
Nerdon, Oct. 30.
These meetings will De held at
about 7 o'clock, p, m. The candi-
dates will be accompanied at each
meeting by an able and prominent
speaker.
At the meetings to be held in
Rulo, Oct %, and in Humboldt.
Oct. %, Congressman E. NJ. Pol
lard will be present and deliver
addresses.
We bespeak for these meetings
a good attendance and we assure
the people they will be we'll pleased
REPUBLICAN Gen. Cow.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-10-16
Notice.

Owing to the advanced prices
of produce and other conditions
we are obliged to advance our
meals to home people the rate of
IS cents and also raise the price
on our meal tickets. Thanking
you for past patronage Sincerely
VoGEL & MCPHERSON
The Falls City tribune., 1908-10-16
SHUBERT

- 'h'o7 = ~" q oH7-r '.Ii'Va
in Texas.
Hiram Stotls was a Nemaha visitor
Saturday.
NJ. T. Hi spent the week u Omaha
On business.
Mr.. Petersen and vile are new resi-
dents OF II city.
] c. S%hulenbsrg spent sunday with
relatives at Fails City.
WE. Donaldson and wife visited his
parents here Saturday.
Mildred CASTOR who has been quite
sick is slowly improving.
Miss Carrie Bricker spent last week
in the country with friends.
Willard Shubert and wife returned
from a visit ia Dakota, Tuesday.
Our postmaster was in Auburn this
week visiting his son W. l.. Evans.
Miss Zetta Isabel OF Barada mas been
visiting friends here during the week.
II. L. HINTON sold his house to Mrs..
Curtis this week and is going on "a farm.
W. G. Specie and family are enjoy.
ing Il visit from his brother Of Kansas.
Marion Krug was called 10 Kansas
this week hy the serions Illness of his
mother,
C. A. Lord returned nome from Has.
tings with a ear load of automobiles
this week.
Mrs. Fred Boatman returned home
SATURDAY. from a visit with her parents
at Liberty,
The little sou of Fred Boatman and
wife has been quite sick bnt j. now
some better.
Miss Veva Berpsma came down from
Peru Friday to visit her parents. re-
turning Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Albin returned ~ her in
Ohio. Mondav. after a nleasant visit
with relatives mere.
Theodore Hi, returned "a hi. stn-
de. at Omaha P0asdav after . visit
with his p,ren,S here
AIoo.o u.nm.. .,ta..o5 s.,
wooL. 1T. - ~. -
famu, a,.inr D. -.
49,,
""'' io'''i'n u "."' 'oN" u sid9-
while going to school here.
Frank Kin,oa and wife are now MIX.
inc preDarations for = trim IN Denver
and other nojnts of interests
-
0'o' '"0 "''iN'i " N""S"''l which
came to their home the past week.
The dance oiven ,fb hall Sa,nrd.,
NV a.oa1o -. l.,i.o
ny 0"' 9o"us Ps0Pio was 4u'Os sue
cess, d large crowd being present.
Elmer KING and family wera tho
r,os.. - t.io,as a. u,wh.l3. ~.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-10-16

Watch for the Candy Kitchens
special sales ever Saturday from
now on. Peanut bar and choco-
late fudge 10 cents a pound, Sat
urday, Oct. II.
The Falls City tribune., 1908-10-16
Private Money.

Private money to loan on Real
Estate. Mortgages bought and
sold. Call at First National
Bank. S-tf A. J. WEAVER