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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04
Uaihineton.8 rep.

@aibinston. 8. G.. 29be @ai 1909.
Wteoens Senatet boloer paa meb
Sarlfoebotten er Observation-Disclosures
praftilf talt noen Irbeibe, % oerfor
er ogIaa DC fleite at oettes Meolem.
iler frapprenoe ira Sopeoitaoen. -
Speater Ganllon CT Der oog oct meite
al Sioen, oa Reglementet paa6poer
ct Far Weber ON ll9en, Iaal9nae
SesIionen parer, men ban taaer Tia
ogiaa nogle ltbflugter iammen meo
aolegaer. Ser ON Soaen bar ban
paa Ell ai%itomobiltiir / Yenniplpa-
llia, og ira oenne berettes ON noale
SGnoelier, Der life tpoer paa, at ser
er noget ipeien meb "Snfel Soc"
bperfen milf eler mentaIt. Gn Sag
beisste Selifabet en- befienbt 9prer
neb Hopn Sacf S'9rien. en- al
Selifabet antpbebe for Spsg, at Oct
tunoe bore nof iaa fornsieligt al
ooerpere Ell Stamp mellem Speafer.
Ell oe Soreren. S%erim9pnte bar
itror iGroig, og 9orerbanoiferne TO.
9es paa. 8amIe "Snfel Soc" bite
Jig iom III iuloitGnbig p9roig lfob.
itanber al Den PROFESSIONALS Slaas.
tjGmpe pg GAP BAN nof at beitiue.
Weoens aampen pareoe, toges en-
Rasie Sotograiier af aampbanerne
forifieaige Stilinger, % 5 Gent
Sheatrene bill mart irempiie lepenoe
9illeber af Suiets Spenfer / Scamp
meo Ell professional gorer. "a
aompcn bar iorbi, erflerebe "SnfeI
Soc" at ban piihnof albrig bopoe
ppret @eroensmeiter eIler Total
Champion, men at ban Dog bouoe
baot en- nof iaa goo Stipulation iom
9orer noe / Saiuois. Serom tpio.
IeSc ingen, Der iaa, bpnb ban fuuoe
preitere. % Ell al Sslget bemGrfebe:
ga set bar nof aoifiaise iIaene
aonaresfanoibater facet fsIe."
Serere samme Gag afIaebe ban
ct 9eiea / 4oristoipn, Ta., buor ban
bIen mootoaet meb itor gegeiitrina
Stebet Iiaaer Iise ! RGrbeoen az Del
fra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. befienSte
Salep Sorse, % bo Cannon bler
anmooet ON of holbe Ell Gale, taItc
han ON Sc biitoriife Winoer. Ser
fupttebe iig til Stebet, og ON bpaS
@oihinaton boube opleoet Der.
9Ianot anoet iagbe ban, at ban bau'
oe bort, at Sen ellers ioa feiliri
@aihingion BOG en- Sang imIcm
funSe lobe liz forleoe til at ioGree,
roeet Saleren iagSe, ban bar meget
aloo for. on bert maatte fuuoe finbeS
en- ll%uSifpIbuing for noeen % bper
for at sisre Oct iamme. Sin SaIe
cnote han meo at opiorore Silbsrer.
ne til / line Ssnuer at bebe ON &c
SaaeS 90 GRADERS Semperatur
@aibinetpn ga bette piloe leoe til en-
iuarIie Niilutnina al Sariioebotten
: Spor meeet eler tibet iauot, Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04
efteriom bet peo msoet / Gbicaao

VTerlpm 0ef Deo Yteoef I SDtcago
|fattebe 8orlas ON @inoeeapens
5orm iaaIeoes par bIepen. foranoret,
fnnbt aomiteen, at ben life bar iitanb
til at uofsre bet ben gipne Nunoat.
Oct Brogram, ben par bIepet paIet
paa, beitoo life l9ngere, % ben bapoe
oerfor iammenfalot oct npe Msoe for
at ~operorage Sagen til bet. Den Sri.
tit, iom 3pmiteen bar blepen eiort ill
@ienitanb for, bapoe osian panifelig-
giort arbeibet.
Soet Or. Stub paa 4omiteens
@egne neoIagoe geitiainsen, ammo.
oeoe ban, efterat ban ieIp bar blepen
foreilaaet til miolertioig Sroitprer,
5oriamlinsen paa bet inbit9noisite
ON at p9lse nogen anoen. Oct par
inolpienoe, at Soriomlinsen nilbe
bape Or. Stub til Sormanb. Or.
uotaIte % andre itstteoe
BAN, at SoriamIinsen biirbe sipe Or.
Stib oct Siaiospotiim, Tom ct 8ala
til Sroitprer piloe ~inbebGre. Softo.
rens llotalelier ON, at maj peo bette
Dfsoe ifuloe iige fin Rening oa beie
Jig lopaIt for De fattebe 9~eilutninaer
og life iioen fomme % ifripe / Obi.
lerne ON, bporoon oct biirbe gisres,
oafte en- applais, iom tpoelig nof pi.
Ite, bpdo S~oriamlin9ens Wening bar.
Or. Stub bIep enitemmig paIgt til
miolertioig Sormanb, og til Sefre.
t9r palgtes &ebaftsr 8. Stapnbeim
al Winneapolis.
Som Sulbmagtsfomite u6n9pntes
8. 9. Worcf at minneapolis, 81. 81.
Sronaten al Sarge os Or. Segeide
al Wilpoufee.
|. Eaa Sorilag al Reoaftsr @repitao
blep bet beiluttet at pRIge en- 9ieioIu.
tionsfomite paa fem Wanb til at
orone og fremIpsse Sorilagene an.
gaaenoe Minoeeapens Sorm. De, iom
lite bapoe fine 5orilas ifriftlig, flinoe
GA miinotlig meobele benz til ReioIu.
tionsfomiteen, iom pilbe forme Dem.
Som &eiolutionsfomite u~Snppntes
q. .. llelano, Stem gorf, &eoaf4sr
Srepitao, Chicago, Sa., Groi. Sineel.
Itao, 8rano Sorts, g. 0af. Senator
=. .. Sborpe, @iamar, Rinn., %
Or. Stabo, Secorab, Sonia.
&eoaftsr @aloemar gaer blep
palgt til Si9lpeiefretpr.
6oriamlingen palgte en- aomite
paa 8 til peo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
9cgpnoeIie at inbitiae aanoioater til
6ormano oa Sefret9r. aomiteeu bIep
aletil anntion, 8rano Sorts; Sou.
ipnrb gifelanb, minneapolis; Saofs.
rer Olaf 8ap, Chicago; Erof. .. g..
8iitao, Seraus Sails, og aoniuI 6.
$. Sobe, ct. Saul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04

On eIler an6en itaI bape ienot ct faIif
Telegram TIL gaaonforpiets Sopeo.
fparter | Berlin oe anmooet ON, at
Der ifuloe gisres 5~orbereoelier til
min MootageIie. Seq boaberj en- I'm
o~erisgeIie bill bIi iganeiat for at faa
brast paa bet rene, bporfra bette Tele.
gram fom. @ruuoen til. at leg life
fom til Berlin bar Srpgt for, at min
Notwithstanding life ifuIoe bore til.
itr9ffeIig. Sm ier Tiger penter leg at
fiinne meIoe mig hos Gem Berlin
meo nit reparerebe 2uftlfib."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04
panama.S fanoaIen.

ResicringcnS Sninrieing moo
1eIouon Smith % Charles II.
@iaiams, Gierue al Indianapolis
IcpS" FOG lin geeprbeIie / 6cr'
bunoSretten / indianapolis oen lite
Suni.
Som oct oil minbcs, breier Ga.
gen iiq ON nogIc artitIer / oct
nppnte @lob, bpori Der iuiinucreoes,
at itore georogerier boobc tinoet
StcS / Sorbinbelic meo aisbet al
Yunomafonalcu ira oct frantic aa'
uaIiclifab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04
unoer Saas oe Suffe.

Miliorpren 8eorge &ugIin ! Ncw
9orf. &iccprriibcut / lluiteo Copper
COMPANY, or al ACCOMPLISHMENTS
SaCcmbc bcorOret iubiat / @urctGgtSa
arrcit, iRbtiI Selifobets IorImnouC
RcQuitababsger after bringe2 ior %,
qun. SiSic Neaer bar b~eorNreoe
iremlagtc Rctteu til 9euptteIic i
Suaen moo aobbertonaen NuauinlH
Setn3e.
@aalin huuhc mtber Sorbsret inc.
rsulgIct. al ban por ui0euoc ON
NortbringeIien al Ssgcrue. men ri
ban inttt bauSc siort ior al iorbinSrc
oct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04
st aeiiermsSe. st Mshr meller

st aciiermsoe. st Rsbe melent
aeiier @ilbeIm % G5ar Nifolai pil
iinbe Steo / Den iinife gifpt ben 17oe
Suni. aeiier @iIbeIm bill reiie Der.
til meo Den tpife aeiierpadi "Soben.
5olern", % itrar efter geisset pii
Den ~rusiiifc aeiieriamilie begipe iie
ITO poa tit panlige Sommerfrpostogt
/ Den iinife SfiGrgaarb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04

!SDcoenoiDriClcu ira Nm2rifo oil
mart prre en- Saga blot, eiter buoo
Sim Sia mr1cr; ban tror, hi mart
fommer iii at trpuge ielu al ocn
Sneoe, ION apIeS her | Sanoet, Ser
er, buuO ban / MonOagS uotalte Der.
on un0cr tit SpboIb / SeattIe: Set
CT fun uoale iaa Tor. iibeu man ant
Hog oct bicmlige Spcoeiorbrng I'll
fer 9uibeIS pr. Suobpaqcr aarIig,
men M pnoitaor 6aaiolf, al Sueoe.
i~orbruaet or itcgct iii oper ipp 9u'
'hcIs. 6oIfetruirgcn | 1910 oil iii
ferIia pie, al sc 6orene0c Stotcr
bar en- 6oIfcmPngoe poo 80 Nfiaio'
ner, % eiter oct Ifilloe Der afao I'll
port biemlige 6orbrug meogoa $50
Miaiouer 9uibclS Spebc oarllg.
timber euuitiec SmitGnNigbeoer 40
les Ser piituof M Der / Snnoet onl'
$50 Winitncr 9uihelS; oct glper
os ct Sperifllo for Grport al Inn 20
Niaioner @uibelS, meoenS NJ tlolI'
aerc pleieSe Of erportere benimoo 100
Wiaioner 9uibelS GARLIC. SnnIeoeS
nil mou ioritao, at Nnlerlfonernc
inort trpnger al lin Soeoc til e9et
@rug % ionr tibet eaer intct tilooerS
til ~lloisriel. ) Ssbet az DC fommelloe
fem aor piI SpcOe ira Oct s'tli9e
@aibingtou hi icnbt sltoper 'ornt
fouiumcrcs / Giteu % WiotpcIt'tn'
tlrne. - ! 6orbiubelie bermeo mno
man oaioo buite paa ben aienos9ler'
nina, at Der iioite gnr bIeo 'logtet ell
run6 Miiliou iGrre areoturer END
guret / 6crpeieu. Rnor 5urmerne |
Soma, Rinneioto % Rebroifa fan
foo 65 Cts. pr. 9uibel for i'm NtaiS,
Ieperet peo nprnteItc Siation, ioa piI
Sc life taae Reiifoen meo SpineopI,
ME nil iGlee oac iinc aornuurcr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04


boab man elers fan meme ON oen
Slags rotalelier, ian mon man Dog
inorsmme, at "Snfel Soc" bar ct
ganife praftiif Spn paa 2ipet, oe at
ban bprer lin SLIDER eoot, ielp ON
bans Wooitanoere aIbrig iaa meget
paaitaar, at ban gaar / garnoom.
men.
Winiiter Cube oe Sriie reiite flo.
tie 2eroag paa en- ire % en- balp
Maanebs Serietur til europa, boor
Stsriteparten af Siben bill blipe til.
bragt / Iorge. Oct bar oprinoelig
Weningen at reiie ~tibligere, men
Sarifforilaeet, Der bar betpoelig Sn'
teresie for 0oree, eiorbe, at Ieiien
maatte noi9ttes, inbtil De norife er-
~portsrers Snteresier bar paretaget.
Saapiot pibes, fronebes Winiiterens
9c~itrpbelier / SEN Ietning meo of
aiort Selb. Sette oigtige Irbeioe,
Der poreoe Iige til 9freiien, par oct
oaiau, Der binbrebe Iiniiteren ira at
mootaae noeen af De uoenbpsfra
mootasne anmooninger ON at boloe
176e Mai Saler, noget SooeoItaoers
Horompno finn fllnoe 9lGhe Jig ooer,
ga De berpeo fit bebolbe BAN Der.
Saapel Iiniiteren iom bans elifn9r'
bige Sritc leoiaseoes at De beoite
Gnifer fra fine mango 8enner Der,
% bill peo Silbagefomiten blipe bill
Iet meo ct lieeiaa bierteligt Selfont'
men tilbage.
Sur nogle Gage bill ben norife So
loni Der mite ct al fine bebit fienote
Weolemnler, ioet Sobn u. SAILOR
len, mr~angeaarig Superintendent Tor
Talierummet / ReprGientantbulet,
forlaoer os for of gad tilbdge til ut
tioIigere Stem, albert Sea, Minnie
ioto. SaIporien bar meo at little
oct norife Selifab o9 bar | DC fer'te
fem gar oettes Siceformano. Teo
lin iinoige, penneiGle S9ro BANDIT
ban itor 8opularitet, og oenne bar
bolot fig, til trobs for, at bans Sto
/ be iibite to slor life bar tiaaot bam
at taoe aftip Del / Selifubets gr'
beioe. gae BETS Ieolemmer bill leo
iaae SaIporien meo Slitrn og Dot
ter meo fine bebite Snifer og taffe
for goot Somarbeibe.
Salporiens Gfterislger | @mbebet
err oaioa Ell Gorifamerifaner ira Il-
bert Sea peo Hapn SngebretIon.
Seres 9repifriper bapoe Der ON
0agen ct fiGrfomment 8elsg al
Winneapolis Sioeuoes uogiper, z.
8ulbbranbien og General og Sena'
tor $. s. 8iertiei fra minneapolis.
Sc bar paa @ieunemreiie til europa,
bpor oe agter at beige Here Sanoe.
Ssrit aaar Suren til @cimar, SpIf.
lano, bpor 8iertiens 9atter, Den be-
fienote Sangerinoe Beatrice 8iert.
len, er onIat iom Grimaoonna peo
S%oftbeatret. Sim optrRoer iiPr og
aisr flor 9pffe iom @agnerIangcr'
inbe. Reiien oil nar ct Ear Wfaane.
Ser, oe en- flor Gel al Sioen oil blipe
tiIbroot | Ioroe. 81. g.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04
Sra uolanoet.

BABE Fins ben lobe ipIote oen
2oen SUM "a aar. San feireoe %.
gen / al StiIbeb / 8otifanet, meooe.
les ira Rom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04

@co ct Mpoc, iom Ocu p%rcsbptcr'
ianife Strife netop bar baut | Genpcr.
blep Der opIpit Ell Aupport ira &c.
frctGreu Tor EreSbpierian gour0 Of
Education. Or. Gocbrane, Der no.
talte iig temrnclig uebiGttenoe on
bore Stataifoler. Der ira l~lniperii
tetcrne neo til 6onmouifolen farof.
teriiereocs iom "qoblcis" % oer'or
bar ube al StanO til at gipc Den np'
porenoc SIGgt ocn llObonnelic, iom
Den bebepcoc ior at aierc Den orle'
ritanifc Station iii. buah Den b II r
81 prrc. @uitor Godlrone floGcoc
opcr, al 'on fno mrac WGnh funoe
bcprqc& til at ORE zig for Trcite'
q]lerriugcn. @rlm0cu. iugoe ban,
Dor isrit % remit Ncn, al Der bar
iaare liben ariltruoom / &iemmenc.
9}oor Den ulQc MonO ifol icnora
bort for al iod en- before %llNbnnmelic,
blir ban iom Gc0cl life icnot til en-
friitelic Stolc. men iii "ct ouoleit
llniperiitet "a nonr han fonmcr
biem Scriro. aisr han iii bebitc ior
at hoIbc Rc.iaioncu / miubit mtlil
aIot ca Pore Set cr life at mbrca
opcr. at ser or ioa ioo. iom 0oor /
Strife. mencr Ir. Godrane.
T]rriincrtcu for RirrciotoS
ctot5rmipcriitct. Tr. Gnr,ra gIortb.
rop, har ! ct &rtcrnicp uStolt lin
Wisbilioe!ic al Ben MooNc. bpprgno
Voitor God,rorr nmtolcr 2tatsrmi.
periitctcrrc. nor crbrl Nor iincu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04

Senb "Geeorab.G oiten" til SI9st
"a genner / oct aamIe 2anb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-04

ENTKHIp A. SECOND CLASS saTTER JUNE 10TH i""
4T.asy Posi- UFIiCs At LEcoRAn' IOWA tNphh mn
gCI OF CoNGHIss or NATCH 81 1885,.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24
It's Still "umpire" searist.

George Segrist has won a home
with the fans" up around Dallas, S.
d. Here is what the Lake Andes
Wave had to say of a recent base
ball tournament at Dallas:
THE boys all say hat they re-
ceiyed swell treatment from the Dali
las people when off and on the dia-
mond. Umpire Segrist, we believe.
is the best lump" in the state. His
decisions were never questioned by
either team of which they are justly
proud of and each one of them play
classic ball. Dallas is coming across
the river soon on a trip and the home
boys will try and make good those
three straight. Dallas ball field has
the appearance of a league club. Rub
Der home plate, pitching slab, together
with the housed benches for the play
ers and the best lump in the state,
Segrist, makes Dallas an ideal place
to play ball. And their citizens APP
p%reciate base ball there and give large
attendances."
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24
In Loving Remembrance.

The following was handed to The
Tribune by a friend of Mrs. Anna
Harpster, who died at Beatrice, Neb.,
September z, 1909, at the DR.. Falls
s%anitarium, at the age of t~wenty-six
years, five months and twenty-six
days:
Down through the valley and shad-
ow of death,
A dear one has gone today;
Twas the voice of the Reaper, who
gathers the sheaves,
Who has called heer oyer the way.
Through the beautiful gates afar she
has passed
On her way to her heavenly home;
The angels are there with their songs
of praise,
And a calm sweet voice says, Come
From pain and sorrow, toll and cares
her soul is now at rest,
Today beside the still waters in pas
lures green, she numbers one more
the blest.
Her husband and child that she loved
so dear, do not weep,
Call her not back, she is happy today,
in Jesus she is sweetly asleep.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24
THE Corners and COERS
HAPPENINGS OF INTEREST TO
YOU AND ME-.
What Your Friends and Their
Friends Have Been Doing
the Past Week,

Fred A. Allison was down from Yer
don Friday.
Ray Huston was a business visitor
from Salem Friday.
Chris Shelly was up from Preston
Friday on business.
John Hourk and son were business
visitors from Humboldt Friday.
+. j. Gist and sons, Reavis and
Frank, were Salem visitors Sunday.
Col. c. IL. Marion was IN Seneca,
Kansas last Saturday, conducting a
horse sale.
Mrs. Amanda Beaver returned
sunday from n visit with relatives
at Hiawatha.
Miss Maude Mohler was down from
Verdon to spend Sunday with the
Misses Cleaver.
Jacob Lichty and sons, Willard and
Ezra, were over from Morrill, for a
short visit Saturday.
II. Il. Martin was down from Coun.
ell Bluffs, Ia, TO spend Sunday with
his mother and sister.
Tom Cain and WIN Murphy were
among the Dawson visitors to the X.
of C. dance Friday night.
A.. j.. Wheeler was down from Uni
versity Place and spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. Il. Il. STARTS.
Miss Nellie Hossack returned from
a visit with her sister, Mrs. Ephraim
Withee, at Stella Thursday last.
Lost-A lady's handbag containing
IS in gold and some Matthews trade
checks. Finder please leave word
at this office, or J. A. Bauer, Route
No. 4.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24

Mrs. A. J, Conner and children
We're down from Auburn over Sunday
visiting her mother Mrs. Sue E.
DeWald and her sister. Mrs. Allie
Watson. They returned home Mon
day.
Work has been pushed rapidly on
the new Presbyterian church since
there has been an ample supply of
building material. The cement and
brick work is piling up rapidly.
Mrs. George Albright returned from
Council Bluffs Sunday where she Wis
tied a daughter, Mrs. Verne Ripley.
She also spent a day or two with
relatives at Lincoln.
John Wilson of Chicago, a former
Falls City boy, who has been here on
"A visit to his mother at the home of
his brother, Charles NJ. Wilson. left
Tuesday for his home.
DR.. w. II. Kerr went to st. Joe
Sunday to bring Mrs. Herbert Kerr
home. Mrs. Kerr was recently OPP
Grated upon and her condition is
still very grave.
X. A. Coupe and wife returned on
Tuesday night from a months visit
to Mr.. Coupe's old home in New
York. They have enjoyed a splendid
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McCool, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert McCool and Mrs. Ray
Huston were among the visitors from
Salem Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Claude Yocam of Fair
view, kas., visited over Sunday with
the formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Yocam.
MIR. and Mrs. Simon Davies will
leave Tuesday for their claim in Da-
kota, where they will live for some
time.
Louis Bucholz and family were
down from Barada circus day. They
visited at the home of h. w. Parchen.
Miss May Van Dusen went to Pres
ton Saturday. where she gave a read
ing at the silver medal contest.
Herbert Hedges was on the sick
list Monday, and was unable to go
out on his regular run.
That old suit, or garment of n
kind. can be fixed up as good as new
see Stanley Stump. 3S-tf
Mrs. Fishburn of Shubert and Mrs.
Ankney of Barada were down for
the circus Tuesday.
Otis Spickler of Barada managed
to have business In this city circus
day.
Sterling Falcon is now working for
IL. M. Jenne in the shoe store.
Mrs. Amos CAN'T has been quite
sick this week.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24
Legal Notice.
-

Legal Notice.
Jefferson Spurgin, Plaintiff,
VS..
The Unknown Heirs of Shell
ton Ransdell, Defendants.
The unknown heirs of Shelton Ran
sdell defendants, will take notice that
on the 18th day of September A. d.
1909, the plaintiff herein, filed his
petition in the district court of Rich
ardson county, Nebraska, against SAID
defendants, the object and prayer of
which are to have a certain mort
gage, executed by C. r. Nieolls and
husband, G. w. Nicolls, to Shelton
Ransdell on the 18th day of Novem-
Der 1866, for the sum Of $3.50. 90.
said mortgage being given on the
west half of the northeast quarter of
Section 81, Township 2, Range 10, in
Richardson County, Nebraska, de-
creed and declared satisfied and can
celled of record, and to quiet the
title to said land in this plaintiff, and
for such other and further relief as
justice may require.
You are required to answer or plead
to said petition on or before the LIST
day of November A. ID. 1909.
Dated this 18th day of September,
1909. Jefferson Spurgin,
By j. e. Leyda, Plaintiff.
His Attorney.
First publication Sept. "a A times.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24

Messrs. Will Meyers, Shumaker,
John and Sam Eichelberber were over
from Morrill, for the circus.
Mrs. Lawrence Long and Miss Arm
bruster were down from Verdon for
the show.
r. A. Mickey and wife combined
business and pleasure and came W
from Morrill, for both Tuesday.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24

Among those who came from Sal
lem for the circus Tuesday were Joe
and Wayne Windle, Dwight Stettler,
Stanley Crook and Russell Hiatt.
An auto party from Reserve, who
came over for the circus was made up
of Robert Cornelison, Chap Evans,
Sherm Gillispfe, Winnie Burger and
DR.. Bautlem.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24

The German picnic at Falls City
drew a big crowd Wednesday, sew
enty-five going from Hiawatha. The
First Regiment band furnished music
for the occasion. All the jolly
good-fellowship of German cheer was
turned loose free of cost and every
one present will go again. Horton
hung it on the Falls City ball tossers
five to three in spite of predictions to
the contrary.-Hiawatha Democrat.
DR.. Abernethy, the great English
physician, said, watch your kidneys.
When they are affected, life is in
danger" Foley's Kidney Remedy
makes healthy kidneys, corrects uri-
nary Irregularities, and tones up the
whole system. Kerr's Pharmacy.
Herald Gagnon left last Friday for
South Dakota, where he filed on land
last spring. He will now remain UNI
til after he proves up.
Mrs. Margaret Whitaker of Lin
coin and Miss Berkeley of Morrill,
drove over for the circus Tuesday.
The cleaning and pressing of
ladies' garments a specialty.-Stan-
ley Stump. 3S-tf
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24

Miss Minnie Bach, a former resi-
dent of this city, spent a few days
this week with relatives and friends
here. She has been for several years
a ~deaconess for the Evangelical de-
nomination and is now stationed in
Kansas City, where she is a mission
airy nurse and also teaches in a
night school for Italians.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24

Don't forget this Is the right time
to put In your concrete walks. Plenty
of rock, sand and cement on hand to
do your work on short notice. Don't
forget we build concrete stock tanks
of all kinds on short notice. Phones
III, 119, s37-or a postal care will do
the Observation-Disclosures Heineman.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24
Jess Spence was down from Hum.

Jess Spence was down from Hum.
boldt Wednesday.
Don't thow that old suit away!
Take it to Stanley Stump and have
1t cleaned and pressed. 38-tf
Just keep in mind the chicken pie
supper that will be given by the lad
les of st. Thomas church at Mrs.
j. r. whites October 9Th.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24

Beacher Cornell was down from
Verdon show day.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24

2na acres we'll impoum,I miles rom Dedin Ks Good spring Best fems Wmake i
acres as tp payment bhne bg te at low n@t
10a ores IL miles from dep, Richardson's county, NebskaG Good buildings and land ill 1
take 4or 80 acres sp par payment
100 acres upland, mile from deNt Rchadonc ottN Nebraska $1,000
90 acres Jhnson connB,N Nebraska 80 rods to church and hoL Best Of terms. Night rent i
n7 acres near Brwnvm, Nebraska
OaesA Ihe rom Falls City high school
$40 acres $1,000 improvements Asoo 40 acres adjoining vii take l6oaesG part payment
Money loan
The Falls City tribune., 1909-09-24

Mrs. A. J. Conner and children
We're down from Auburn over Sunday
visiting her mother Mrs. Sue e.
DeWald and her sister. Mrs. Allie
Watson. They returned home Mon
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-08

ing out bodies of experts to educate the farmers how to accomplish this feat, and encourage them to test the new method by trying few acres to show the doubting ones in each vicinity that the increase over the old way can be made. To one instance, where a plant CT, who said he though he knew all that could be known about cotton rais- ing, not to be stubborn, consented 10 try 1t on two acres. The result was q bale and half to each of the two acres while he got only ont-third of bale to an acre from the rest of his farm. This so amazed him, he said, "that l could have been knocked down with feath erni
 With a greater increase of product on the same quantity of land farmers will be able to:sell his produce cheaper and make greater profits than under the old system. Any surplus, no matter how large, could oe disposed of in the Euro pean markets.
 With the Farmers Exchange estab- lished as suggested, the work of bring ing about the reduction ill wheat prices would be greatly hastened, as farmers and consumers would each know they were working on sound business prin- eiples to secure greater benefits.
Putnam patriot., 1909-10-08
What He Could Do.

During the South Atrhan war there was young oflicer just from Stand hurst who was attached to General French's staff The young fellow has himself achieved some distinction since then and shall b" nameless Al that time he was fresh and fdgety and was always imagining constant menace of attack by the Boers. whom he in variably pronounced Pores. This pronunciation General French had ifr vain tried 10 correct and it gradually got on his nerves One day the young of ticer came to the general to report tLai he believed he could make out through his tieIdgiass quite as many as twenty "Bores'' hid In the rocks above his camp. "Rores. you say:" inquired the general Yes sir. Rores Can do anything. sir: Yes. Don't add to them"