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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-30
BLERIOT MAKES HISTORY.
Crosses tbs English Channel in His Air.
ship in Few Minutes.

CFosses ths English Channel IN Fils AM
ship in Few Minutes.
/. Dover, England.-A calm French
man, Louis Bleriot. portly and red
mustached man Of 81, descended from
the. saddle of his aeroplane, limping
on a baRdaged foot which had been
burned on his previous overland fight
the first person TO fy across the
English channel.
Hesleft Calais at Abs Sunday morn
ing after several trial flights and made
the distance in a little less than half
an hour. :. His .InRcRsle Us one Of the
smallest ever used.
This sleepy seaport town experience
ed the kee4est thrill known in a gem
Graf on when At lsunrise a. whitewlng.
ed rRifdIihSI machine with loudly hunt
ming mptof swept out from the Haze
Nbsauring thessea, toward gthe distant
,EsaShch G9aats and circling, twice above
the high chaIkX cliffs Of lover alight-
ed on English Soil. - :.
i.Ry hisachiexepeAt SBlerioFYon the
prize. of $4,000 offered by the London
Daily Mail for. the, tir# flight. across
The H1nglish channel and stole1 match
on 4is rivals, Herbert Latham and
Count de Lambert, both Of whom had
hoped to make the first successful
j Bigs fsieot,s Nh VINO speaks a little English,
aesdFibed his remarkable fight very
;nodkstly Sc -: .s,s ~,
II AROSE 3 ,o,slock,s he. said, ."and
,went--to the .aeroplaneI sheds Finding
everything in. order on the trial -spfars
Ii decidedsttO make. the flight. The
French torpedo boat destroyer which
was in attendance was signalled and
SSspApNt out sabDHts>fouR&miles. Then l
rose in the air and pointed directly
No DQyer. After ,teal minutes a was
but OF sightSoR Land. and hadsfeft the
warship WelT'behind. For few min
utes could not. see either coast, nor
any boat. So i%l
Il tried to keep at en- average
height of $50 feet might easily
have gone higher, but it would have
served no purpose. This was about
the right height, / thought, to clear
the Dover cliffs safely.
1.-THE machine dipped toward the
water several times. / put on more
petrol once. / estimated that the
propellers were going from 1900 to
1,400 revolutions a minute.
The first objects saw were ships
off the English coast, then / observed
Deal and discovered that the wind,
which was southwest, was carrying
me thitfrer. veered to the southwark
to Dover Castle and then saw friends
fiourishing flag in a valley suitable
for landing. made two circles while
lesseping the speed, and then dived
down, but |: came in contact with.the
ground sooner than / expected. Both
the machine and myself were badly
shaken up.
"A few persons quickly assembled,
and / was helped out, as my injured
foot was painful. / am exceedingly
glad to be here"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-30
TARIFF BILL EXPENSIVE
Extra Session of Sixty-First Con-
gress Will Cost Large Sum.
Two ITEMS OVER $26O,OGO
Other Expense Cannot Be Figured, But
Half Million Dollars is the
Estimated Cost.

Washington, D. C.-The extra ses-
sion of the sixty-irst congress,
which met March Is in response to
the proclamation of President Taft
to revise the tariff, will have cost the
people Of the United States more than
half million dollars by the time it
adjourns. Two items alone OF the
cost are specified in the Legislative
appropriation bill as follows:
Mileage for the house and senate,
$201,000; stationery, $59,500.
The other items Of expense. cannot
be accurately figured, but 1t is not an
exaggeration to say that the cost of
printing the Congressional Record,
the testimony taken before ways and
means committee, the estimates land
data prepared for the ways and means
committee, to say nothing of thefpub-
lie. and private bills and reports, will
foot up something like 100000; and
the expense for extra help and mes
senger service will reach close to
100000. sxs1& NJ ~
This is the crucial wsek Che tafa
iff bill, which has now Bfd. II icQnfeRs
ence since July 8, and Ind jas are
that it will be at least a MeRk hefDfe
the bill will be sent toathes sfdsnt
for his approval The IepublicansSin
the house and senate who construe
the Chicago platform as a declara-
ton for a downward revision of the,
!. tariff say they will vote for the bill
. because it.. is the-best that Scan be
obtained, owing to the entrenched po-
sition of the "stand-patters" in the
senate.
They admit that when the bill is
sent to the president 1t will be far
short of the desires of Mr.. Taft, but
he will approve because it will con-
tain a modicum of tariff revision
downward. -
Work on the Paynes Tariff bill was
begun last November. The ways and
means committee gave public hearings
to all manufacturers and persons in
terested in the revision Of the tarifi.
The hearings continued for several
months, the democratic members of
the committee taking active part, but
when the hearings closed Chairman
Payne and his republican colleagues
proceeded in executive session to
frame the Payne bill Congress assem-
bled on March Is and on March II;
Mr. Payne reported the tariff bill
which bearsf his name 3
On April 9, after threey, weeks de-
bate, the bill was passed. by a vote
Of PIT to 161, four-democrats voting
for the bill and one republican voting
against it. In the meantime, during
the debate Of the bill in the house,
the senate finance committee, that is
the republican memHers,. the demo-
cratic members beingaSexclJded, were
actively engaged in amen inga tHe&bill.
The bill was reported to the senate
April 10 and referred to Mhe commit
tee on finance. Two days later it was
reported with amendments : On April
Is the bill was. recalled by the house
in order to correct the paragraph re-
lating to crude petroleum. which had
been placed on the free list by the
action of the house, but in the en-
dorsement of the bill 1.-The words land
the products thereof" were left off the
free list.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-30
WATERWAYS MEET IMPORTANT.
President Taft Will Be the Central
Figure at the Gathering.

Washington, d. C.-With President
Taft the central figure as an enthusi-
astic advocate of waterway improve
ments, the meeting here of the Ma
tional Rivers and Harbors Congress
on December 8, and 10 next, prom
1ses to be the most notable gathering
in( the history of that organization.
In addition to President Taft, who
has accepted an invitation to address
the gathering such distinguished ex-
ponents of increased waterway .faeiJ-
tiles as Secretary Of War DfckiHBUn;
Governor Judson Harmon Of Ohio aid
Count Won BernstorffM Gerffah
ambassador, have indicated desire
to participate in the convention.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-30
Newsy Paragraphs.

From Omaha, ,Neb., it is. reported
that in an effort to: break the price
of wheat in the Chicago market, a
clique of spectators is buying up
every bushel of wheat &C it leaves
the thresher and is paying bonus Of
four cents bushel. Omaha cash buy
ers are assisting the Chicago buyers
and practically unlimited orders have
been placed for immediate delivery.
The Wheat harvest is in full swing in
Nebraska and 1thgeshing is general.
There was a .ruInor among men Of
the Atlantic battleshiD feet off Nor
folk, Va, that typhoid fever is prevail
ent aboard the Wisconsin and that
cases are reported aboard other ships
of the fleet. Just how many cases
were on the Wisconsin was not given
out, but the conditions are said to be
serious enough to warrant some i'm
mediate action on the part of the
ships OTHERS; accordingly the bum.
boatmen&Who haVs been supplying
ice cream to the Sailors are warned
indefinite period. rw,
Clayton +. Zimmerman, twenty
years Of age, at Chicago, Ill, clerk
III I1C k4udAlc ILAPlC OLuNOg lbs CO0-
fessed that he stole the package con.
tanning $4,000 which mysteriously
disappeared on July IL. Officers re-
covered the money, minus one $40 bill,
which Zimmerman had hidden in his
bathroom. The; youth told the police
he took the money on the spur Of the
moment because he was dazzled by
:the thought of having so much money
The most exciting collision that has
happened in the upper New York bay
in many years occurred when the
steamer Martha Stevens of the New
York and Philadelphia Canal line, was
rammed by, the tug Confidence anc
sank after her boilers had blown up
The engineer Of the Martha Stevens
was drowned and nine persons, includ.
ing a woman land her fourteen-year.
old daughter, were rescued from the
water. According tosraport. it was
misunderstanding .6f sfghalg that caus.
ed the collision. /, The tug crashed into
the Stevens Ora her stasboard. side,
STAYING ian enormous hole in sher
wooden hull from the upper deck to
below the waters line. 1.-THE. Steyeths
Wavere6 ana began to- I'LL. In. FEW
minutes she .wehE. down. just as Ter
boilers blew UP Twith am explosions that
was heard on Staten Island. ~
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-30
VICTIMS OF The WAVES.
Two Vessels Sink and Crew Of Another
Washed Overheard.

Wd80G0 OVGKp04EOs
5Gallipolis, Ohio. The passenget
packet Tacoma, bound from Charles
ton, w. Va, to Cincinnati, struck an
obstruction in the Ohio river and sank
late Sunday. The passeReegB We're
taken off ip SAFETY before the boat
went down.
Boston, Mass.-The steamer Keno
shR, bound from Baltimore for Boston,
laden with ccal, sprang leak and
sank six miles OF Fire Island light
ship Sunday morning. according to
Captain Chase of the steamer How
ard, which arrived from Norfolk, bring
ing the crew of eighteen men rescued
from the small boats of the wrecked
vessel. 4
Pensacola, FIA.-With her rigging
damaged and her sails torn almost to
shreds, the fishing schooner, Minnie
W., owned here, arrived jim, port Sun
day night, and reported ! the loss Of
three of her crew In the Texas hurri-
cane of last Wednesday, and the mi
raculous escape Of two others, all of
whom were washed overheard. The
men lost are Italians.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-30
HORSE DEALER MADE A CHEVAETER.
King, leopold HonOrs Man VINO Has

King Leopold Honors Man VINO Has
Sought over 100000 Horses.
New York1cityr-C. w. Crawford a
horse dealerfof Newark, Ohio, who ar
rived ON thesRed Star liner iceland.
wears the sdecoration of Belgian
cheyalier.
In the last 16 years, have pur-
chased fully i 100000 Belgian horses, +
said Mr.. Crawford, and in recogni-
ton .oe this, King Leopold created me
a. chsEalier.. He recognized the fact
>tHarST. had 3been an important factor
inxfi Rerilg the great horseraising
industry OF Belgium"
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-30
TO ELECT WOMEN TO CONGRESS.
Women SuffragIets TO Make Effort to
Elect Conqreaannan.

Denver, Col-The women Of Colo
RADIO are to make stubborn effort
to send one Of their six to congress
two years hence. Such was, the an
nouncement made to the visiting dele
gates from the international Council
of Women, by one who spoke for the
women's associations in the state.
Lady Mcmillan, who talked suffrage
to the house OF lords four hours and
then stopped only because they or
.dered her to, brought out the state
ment. She put tins auetsion to the
Denver women who were entertain-
ing her?
When are you women going to
send woman to congress
The reply was: I'm two years.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-30
WORLDS RECORD AT TARGET PRACTICE
Big Guns Pierce HuIIseye Ten Times
StraiQht.

Sig Guns Pierce Huiiseye Ten Times
Il. Straight.
San Francisco, Gal.-The worlds
record with the big. guns, which are
hidden in the hills near the Golden
Gate was made last week. The won
derful showing. Of the. crew with the
f tii rapid fire fire, gun Of y1 Battery
Swapton, aud his six assistants, will
be heardg around the globe wherever
guns areFemplaced and ships are
manned>sby fighting men. The rec
ord will not be surpassed, for it was
perfect, THE bullseye having been
strG6k, ten times in as many shots.
The shooting was done at moving
targets two and one-half miles away.
1t was all done in one minute and
thirty seconds, the. ten solid shells
piercing the bullseye clearly. ~
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-30
Daughter Of Ex.PFeSIdeRt TayIOF Dead

Winchester Va.-Mrs. Elizabeth
Taylor cambridge, daughter Of Cen
eral Zachary Taylor, twelfth president
Of the United States, and sisterin-
law of the first Mrs. Jefferson Davis,
died at her home here Sunday, aasd
IS years. Mrs. cambridge was the
third daughter Of General Zachary
Taylor, twelfth president OF the Unit
ed States.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-30
RATE DISCRInINATES.
All Children Must Enjoy Street Ca
Fares, a

Washington, D. C.-The interstate
commerce commission decided that an
allowance of railroad or street car
communication tickets to. school chill
dren, unless the same rates are open
to all children within the age limits
in which the tickets to the school
children are sold, are discriminatory.
The commission made similar ruling
on October IL, 1908, but on Petition
of Philadelphia and New York schools
who objected to the previous ruling,
the matter was re-opened.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-30
Railing Gave Way at Ball Game.

Jackson, Mich.--Durfng riot over
unpopular decisions OF Umpire G. e.
Eldridge Of the Southern Michigan
League at the conclusion of the jack
son-Adrian game Sunday, nearly a
score of people were injured when
the railing Of the grand stand gave
way, precipitating them to the ground
o feet helnNn
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1909-07-30
Left.Banded Trains to Go.

Chicago, I'LL eft-handed' trains
will be given up by the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railway in a
few days. The switches and signals
are being rebuilt, and all trains will
be run on the right-hand track as
they are on every yother RAILROAD rof
consequence in thesgcountry except
one. the Chicago and Northwestern.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-19
N

w. c. Margraye shipped , cars OF
hogs this week,
Ed Crippen has been visiting the
past week in Iowa.
Lutte StotIords little girl Is recover
ing from pneumonia.
Frank Winsar's mother of Leaven-
worth Is visiting here.
ia JescLkie is visiting his parents at
Troy, Kan, this week.
Frank Winsor and wife were shop
ping in Falls City last week.
Mrs, Margrave has been suffering
with a bad cold but Is better.
Frank Jackson Wis visiting his
daughtar north of Rulo this week.
Mrs. Parks has returned from Iowa
where she has been visiting "a sister,
Bert Stafford will leave soon for
Colorado Springs where he has a claim.
Elmer Hoselton Of Preston is at Cor
don at the sand hill ranch looking
after stock.
The hard wind of last week blew a
portion of the root Off from George Le-
clairs barn.
Chas. Peacheys little boy is suffering
from a fractured arm, but is improving
under the care of a doctor.
Elsie Wilson il staying with her
grandmother at RHO who has been
very sick the past few weeks,
Mamie Margraye of Gordon Is visit
ing relatives at Preston. She expects
to return home in about 3 weeks.
Mrs, Leclair has moved into her new
house. Ed Japan and Tom Murphy
have erected new houses this winter.
Mrs. Weddle still suffers with the
bruises caused by the runaway the day
they moved to Preston. The horse got
scared at an auto and tnrned the buggy
over throwing Mrs. Weddle out bruis-
ing her very badly and cutting her
head.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-19
OHIO.

Mrs. Blyholder is a Lincoln visitor.
Mrs, Christ Iorn is improving from
her sickness
Grace MeManus spent Monday night
with Vera Shafer,
Mrs, Bartlett enjoyed a visit from
her parents last week.
Frank Zorn and family Of near Sa.
lem spent last week here.
Everett Gilliams is suffering with IT.
llammatory rheumatism.
Mrs. Robert SCHNEIDER and son we're
guests OF her parents Sunday.
John Stump returned home after a
few days spent with his uncle.
\ few of the young folks spent last
Saturday evening with John Hutchin-
son.
Will Strayer and family spent a few
DAYS at the home of II. J. Prichard aud
wife.
Edna and Myrtle Dodds of near Hum.
boldt were guests of Wilma and Blythe
Shafer Sunday.
Mr.. Bloomer of Oklahoma was called
TO the bedside of his daughter Mrs. q.
Prichard who is seriously i'll.
Miss Bedford returned to her home
at Peru Saturday, after a few days visit
with her sister Mas. Lloyd Knisely.
Guy Prime and family are moving on
a farm neal Dawson and Ivan Keller is
moving on the farm they just vacated
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-19
Real Estate Transfers

Rob Bowman and wife to Guy Hut
chins let . ala : bgk ! Shubert $50.
Elvira and Ell Bowers to I.B. Whita-
ker lots / 10 4 biz / Fall, City 32250.
Jos. Portrey and wife to Chas. Por.-
rey Ia al the re corner Of IF Of the
ne or OF sec l. twp l r Is 3l3o0.
Henrietta Stotts and husband to
John Colglaz'er lots :, ; blk , Shubert
5000.
Henry zoeller and wife to Alleo
Lara bee lot p ara n 80 # off lot - blk
: Preston $3.50.
Harden Hays ard wife to Winnett
Hamilton Io.s l 70 ! blk > Humboldt
$500.
Wesley HgmmeI and wife to f. IL.
mer or Of sec + t2p2u T II S2560o.
Harvey Thompson to John Law lote
, n hf lot ; blk 8 Shubert $1,000.
VIM. Carsh and VIE 10 O. L. Bantz
ne or of NV hf Of sc = twp 3 mr. - e oi
Is D m $1,000.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-19
SHUB Err
Mrs, Eli Rupart is quite sick.
Mrs, Weddle is verylow at this

Mrs. Eli Rupart is quite sick.
Mrs. Weddle is verylow at this time
Jake Peters of Barada was here OF
Monday.
H. Woodring OF Barada was here
Saturday.
DR.. Forgraye of St. Joe was here
Saturday.
Ellie Ham of Stella is visiting rela
tives here.
j. W. Hawk Of Stella was here dxr.
Ing the week.
Mrs. Hanika of Fender is visiting
her parents here.
NJ. L. Collins will soon move hi.
family to Nemaha.
L, L. Jones is visiting his sisters at
kearney this week.
Miss Collins Of Peru spent Sunday
with relatives here.
Emma Leskie of Barada was shop
ping here Saturday,
Miss Hart of Verdon was the guest
Of friends here last week.
Clyde Hill was down from Lincoln
Sunday visiting his parents.
Chas Wilson and wife of near Stella
visited friends here Wednesday.
Lewis ~Shulenberg of Barada hauled
hogs for Con Gerdes to market Friday.
Charles Raper has rented the Pardin
farm near Nerdon and will take pos
session March lst.
Mrs. Patnoe is visiting her parents
in the country during the absence OF
her husband in St, Joe.
George Shafer after spending sever.
al weeks here with relatives returned
to his home at Alberta, Canada. Monday.
Friday afternoon the pupils of our
school joined the Relief Corps at Tay-
lors hall ANA gave a Lincoln day pro-
gram.
The Literary Club met Saturday with
with Mrs. Lord and spent a pleasant
afternoon. Dainty refreshments were
served.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-19
PLEASANT HILL

Fred Werner wa 10 Shuhert Satur-
day.
Easl lilly i. here from Peru On a va
cation
Bessie sbafer is home again after
several day absence
Henry keil was 10 Verdon ore day
"a. week on business.
Gale Weddle was hurt by a horse
falling on him recently
Tom Ahern delivered 1000 bushels Of
corn to Yerdon thi, week.
Erwin Sbafer aud wife were guests II
relatives at Shubert last week.
Dolph Krug Wa engaged with Is
corn shelter in the country this week.
several from here attended the fl.
neral of Mrs. Weddle at Shubert Mon
day.
Hazel Race Is dnder the doctors care
but is thought she will be out again
soon.
Mesdames LaMilIer and Weick ac-
companied by their daughters Lena
and Maggie We're entertained at the
home of Mrs. Charles Shulenberg one
day asst wee1.
Il. L. Williams horse which ran
away Wednesday ran into Mr.. Ahern's
and vas caught with hardly any dam
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-19
VERDON.

Miss Chism vas "a Stella visitor sun
say.
Claude Zeal Is on the sick list this
week.
Dr. Griffith vas up from Falls City
Wednesday.
B. f. Neaeh and wife are in Kansa.
Clty this week.
Wallace Arnold was a Fails City Wis.
itor wednesday.
Mrs. Amanda Corn has been quite i'll
for the past week.
DR. Houston was Il professional visi.
tor here Wednesday.
hrs. John Walker was up from the
county seat Saturday.
lula Fraunfelder of Falls City spent
SunSay at her home here,
Walter and Yves Rose Of Salem were
in town a short time Tuesday.
Mrs. Shaw and children of Reserve
visited her sister, Mrs. Corn Sunday.
Cora aud Fred Douglas and Lou Par
sens were Shubert visitors Tuesday
night.
Gene Birdsley and wife of Reserve
rissSss his sister, Mrs, Corn the first of
Ia week.
Mss- Howard arrived from North
Beao, Neb, Monday, to be with her
E4>shay, who is i'll.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-19
BARADA

Richard and Edward S'agle were IN
odabert Saturday.
NaI Johnson Of Craig, Mo is visit
ing his brother here.
Dr.. stong reports a fine boy born to
Joseph Sehwane and wife Feb. Il.
Jacob Peters sold 40 head of hogs to
Mr.. Maust at Falls City on Wednesday.
Homer Sailors moved onto h e
Bridgemsn farm east Of town which be
viii work this coming season.
James Isabel delivered a steam
lhreshing outfit for Ed Jones to Henry
Zelser near Preston one day last week
+. +. Bolejack ac'ed as clerk at An
derson sale on Monday. L. II. More
head held down the bank in his alb
senee.
Leon Nassar returned Wednesday
from "a visit with his parents at A Abilene.
Kansas. Mrs. Yassar and daughter
Opal returned on Sunday.
John R%umbaugh and family moved
onto the Cline farm east OF town on
Tuesday, The same day Wilson VAN
sley and family occupied the town
property. which Mr.. Wamsley had
purchased of Mr.. R~umbaugh.
\ team belonging to Josh belong
broke loose in own on Saturday and
started for home. They we're captur-
ed about a mile east of town. They
managed to free themselves from them
selves from the buggy. No serious in
jury resulted.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-19

Foley's Honey and Tar clears the an
passages, stops the irritation in the
throat, soothes the imiamed mem
branes, and the most obstinate cough
disappears. Sore and imHamed lungs
are healed and strengthened, and the
cold Is expelled from the system. Re
fuse ANY but the genuine in the yellow
package. kerr's Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-19
The County in General
The 'Doings" of our Country Friends
and Ncigiibors.
HUM BOLDT


h. l.. 9toops wa In Omaha hi
week
'a'iss nv "'' '',''s III topsA'
M Won.
Jennie hab oil Me1ook l. visiting
al'''s' NV was N'"s's - ''s'
=
bro,bor 6.r. tt-. m..D
10 sls.' Ia '',"'' ''o .io'' a ''s'
ss,r... ,a. I,ogfrg# TO-. ba..
ns.. - D.If,. n f.., -.
he i. conducting a box bail alIeq.
e.rsIp# ...t r..,- ,..t .,.... ......l
as.zfsf. vi homo ,t,a '....r
Florence Hummel wa. visiting thi-
wees viii her brother In Lincoln.
s,.t.... - ...,,.ll ~. s....3. -.
IA visit with her sister at E0mHood
NJ. fearI WA iu 81. Joe hi. week
baefna bsr sprfps line ~ millinery
4. [. Reid of Lawtoa. Okla. l. here
being interested IN the skating rink.
Fraak Ranne,r and fsm.e# law ra-
Gently moved M - farm man xardoo
t4.#44
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-19
RULO


Fred Marsh "asIa# Fall lily 'ast
week.
Jud Carpenter vent Il n. Joe 'a't
week
fauIine XIX l. he'pIae IN tae post
once
Mac Nasiine went 10 81 Joe a..
week
Elmer Arnold went II han7aa C!'y
MONDAY
H.. d. hinton oil Omaha wa mere
Mo'"ay
!. NJ, "'''ai,on of 85mofe "a= mere
recently
j. a. Osborn wa a faiis CITY visitor
recently
Lena Ca'e'zaRle vas Preston 'i'i-
tor MONDAY
John JOY OF Ieza visited relatives
mere '"'7 "eeA'
'eo,Ee boaame e19foea 10 WINE
owe 'r"ha'a II visiting if'eho' I'D
i'N' 'N'' WEEK.
CI"''mCe Nisf'ain wa d f'-'' C'l!
'is''or "~'rS'as.
mrs "a'Iaee visited relatives IN
7a'e'H 'a'' week
Cuar''e Doefpef Las oeeh qo''e SICK
LOT Tue past 'e" oaSs'
JalDe' stewart made d us'ne trip
10 "yino'e TINS week.
a. ~ Lar"oee OF preston -Psh' sun
uaS with reIati'e7 mere
otto Ge.scr Of Nebraska city visited
MS urol"ef mere nea
Evan Dunn aud Ben Ieigier went TO
Sterling TO work Monday
VIII Morehouse and wife spent sun
day with relatives "a Kansas.
WIN AIcVain and o Delmar were
county seat visitors last week.
Dave Heikes and family Of Omaha
visited relatives here last week.
Dan Ratekfn has bonght the livery
from Carpanter ( Xa.tjne
P.a,L vau.aa51,.Au - ,.;.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-19
Pneumonia Follows laGrippe

Pneumonia often follows lagrippe
but never follows the use Of Foley
Honey and Tar, for lagrippe coughs
and deep seated colds. Refuse any but
the genuine in the yellow package.
Kerr's Pharmacy.