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Old lube, Little Phil, John B.
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Jefferson, Tex, July "a, 1909.


My Dear Sir:-Enclosed is an aw-
full clipping, not from j. d., but from
Tom E. Watson's weekly
Jeffersonian, 18th inst
YOu-a writer of history for our
children to learn-to hit Gen. Jubal
A. Early such lick as that-stabbed,
Caesar-like, in the house of the
Southern people,
Read Percy Gregg's (Englishman's
history of Early's campaign to Wash
ington and into Pennsylvania. The
overthrow of Sigel and Hunter and
Lew Wallace good MANI at Mono
cacy. Then of Grant sending Sheri-
dan with 10000 men, and even then
with less than 10000 the bloody bat
ties of Winchester, Fisher Hill and
Cedar Run fully witness and attest
that Sheridan did fear Early and his
valiant little army, and that Early
gave twice as many dead men from
Sheridan's ranks to feed the soil Of
Shenandoah Valley as he lost.
Was not Sheridan afraid when he
was riding that black charger to death
trying to rally his routed men at &C.
dar Run?
Abuse Bryan all you will (and I
concede you personally have the best
Of reasons to strike him politically,
but dOn't-dO not, abuse "Old Jube''
or eulogize one Sheridan, whose
equestrian statue disgraces Capitol
Hill.
GEO. T. TODD.
P. ST. didn't intend taking the
weekly when l ordered the monthly
and Uncle Remus; but, as it comes,
here is one dollar for it, and / want
the Watson pocket knife.
YouB friend,
GEO. T. TODD.
Dear me! How touchous we are
How does anybody get the idea that
0CduUSu OSu. JuUdl EdIly DIS Tie DIS
sassins stabbed Julius Caesar? All
said was that the Missouri edi-
tor was off his base in stating that
Bryan was the one Democrat that
the Republicans were afraid of. AS
historical parallel, I said that the
Republicans were no more afraid of
Bryan than Sheridan was of Early.
Where's the assassination? Brother
Todd will hardly contend that Phil
Sheridan was afraid of "Old Jube"
| didn't say that Early was afraid
of Sheridan. That grim old fighter
didn't know what fear was,-any
more than Sheridan did. Both were
types of the perfectly brave man.
But Old Jube did get licked a good
deal, didn't he? And Sheridan was
the man that walked his log, wasn't
he?
Look here! We mustn't fall out
with one another about such things as
these. And don't ask me to hunt up
English histories and Northern hooks
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The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12

trates the change Of our neighhsrhood
from the wild prairie Of early days TO
tn thickly settled country Of today ia
the fact OF L. Z. Draper telling a piue
tree grown on bis farm north OF towu,
from waica a saw .og was taken to TIE
Sites saw mill and cut into lumber.
While We write these items the Wind
Is bloaidg apparently at the rate OF
'steen miles a minute and it Is 80 cold
tia; people have to have clothes about
the stove TO keep warm and the school
authorities are talking Of dismissing
school. As the living rooms of the
writer's house are on the south and
east of the building, we are not suffer
ing with cold 30 much as though with
these rooms on the north. Another
consolation we have IS that there Is no
immediate danger OF a southwind, be
cause at the rate it is going to the
south. east 1t would not seem possible
for it to stop this side of Kansas City
and could not possibly regain on
seriousness and get back here in less
than three days.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
BARADA

Ray Dunn was a Shubert visitor Sat-
urday.
Con Gerdes shipped a CIR OF hogs GA
Monday.
Born to jacob Steinhauer and wife
on Feb ), a girl.
c. Il. Martin and wife were Falls
City visitors recently.
Henry Meinhart Of Falls City was
here one day last week.
D. E. Spickler and wife entertained
a number OF friends or Sunday.
Mrs. Roe and son Verne were here
from the county seat last week.
E. E. Butler and wife spent Su1aay
at the home of DR.. Stong and wife.
Henry Siemering and wife spent one
day last week with Otto Lietzka ard
wife
Yak Michyel's and daughters return
ed to Stella Sunday after a visit with
relatives here.
The infant child OF c, E. Burgess
brother who is visiting here received o
broken arm from a fall while playing
DR.. Van Osdel removed a tumor from
the arm of "a daughter of Bernard
Duerfeldt on Saturday. Miss Duer-
feldt is doing nicely.
Rev. Rouen drove to Verdon Sunday
that he might conduct his regular SER
vices at that place. He returned to
Barada Monday to continue his evan
gelistic work.
The stockholders of the Barada State
Bank held their annual meeting on
Wednesday, Feb. B.. They reelected
the officers OF last year. General salts
faction was manifested with the result
of the years work and 5000 was added
to the surplus account.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
VERDCN.

Mrs. Moran visited Peru last week.
Fred Douglas was a Stella visitor
Sunday.
Grace Bennett was a Shubert visitor
Saturday.
Mr.. Smith was a Kansas City visitor
this week.
Jake Bloom wa. up from the county
seat Monday.
Dollie Hall of Stella visited friends
here Sunday.
Mrs. Adams of the county seat spent
Thursday here.
Miss Kernen visited her sister at
Peru Saturday.
Blanche Armbruster returned + O
Fails City Sunday.
Jim Ayers aud family were county
seat visitors Saturday,
Mrs, Huh and daughter visited rela-
tiyes at Shubert last week.
Rhinda Roberts and Wilson Hinkle
were Stella visitors Sunday.
Several from here attended the play
at Falls City Thursday night.
nellie Weaver and Ethel Saylors
were Nemaha visitors Sunday.
Charley Weaver and Cap Saylors
visited friends at Nemata Sunday.
Mesdames Fraker and Ball went to
Stella Wednesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Vredenburgh returned to King.
fisher, Okla, after spending a week
here with relatives.
Fred and Ferman Kerpen who were
on their way TO Canada spent Thursday
here with their sister.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
Legal Notice

Harry Boyle. will take notice, that ON the 2ist
day of January, 1869, Minnie Boyle, plaintiff
filed her petition in the district court of Rich
ardson County, Nebraska, against you, the oh
ject and prayer of which petition are to obtain a
divorce from You on the ground that you have
without iust cause ~willfully abandoned her for
more than two years last past; that you being of
sufficient ability to provide "a suitable mainten.
ance for her have grossly, w%antonly and cruelty
neglected to do so, and that you have contributed
nothing during the last two years to the support
of the issue of said marriage, Basil Boyle, a minor
child about three years of age.
The plaintiff prays that she may be divorced
from You aud awarded the permanent custody
of said minor child. You are required to answer
said petition on or about the 8th day of Marct,
1909. Dated this 2lst day of January. 1000.
MINNIE BOYLE, Plaintiff.
BY EDWIN FALCON, her attorney. 3-4t
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
SHUBERT
j. 1. King is in Lincoln.

}. /. hlng Is IN Lincoln.
Mr.Jobe OF Falls City was here Tues
day.
Mr.. Schueth was a Stella visitor re-
Gently.
Mr.. Krug was an Omaha visitor the
past week.
Mr., Stotts and family are moving to
their farm east of town.
Mr.. Arnold of Salem visited bis
daughter here Monday.
HI Woodring and J.Arnold of Bar.
ada were here this week,
Leon Barnes and wife of Salem spent
Tuesday with relatives here.
Mrs. Williams is very sick but is
thought she will be out soon.
Lewis Shulenberg and wife of Barada
visited relatives here Friday.
DR.. Haskell of Salem was called here
this week TO assist DIR. Shook,
Mrs. Shubert attended the funeral of
her uncle at Auburn Thursday.
Miss Coglazler OF Stella was the
guest OF friends here last week.
Fred Coglazler purchased the Stotts
property on main street last week.
Mr.. Smelling has rented the Cooper
property and will take possession soon
Mesdames Crook n Stanley Of Sa-
lem were guests of relatives here Mon.
day.
Levi Bright supplied his home with
n complete water works plant during
the week.
Mrs. Ogg has purchased the Lee
Roleiaek property and will take pos
session soon.
The Stella telephone men were over
last week and now have our lines in
good condition after tho storm.
Thomas Howard and family formerly
OF this place but now Of Mcdonald. Ks,
moved back to their farm east OF town
last week
Irwin Shafer and Merle Weddle were
married at the home OF the bride Tues.
day. They have IA host Of friends who
extend congratulations.
Elmer Zook who was found dead at
Auburn Tuesday is supposed to have
been poisoned from a bad can Of salmon
was an uncle OF Mrs. Lee Shubert.
Mrs. Weaver who had been attend.
ing Mrs. Weddle, was taken sick and
compelled 10 GO home, leaving Mrs, w.
in a critical condition of which the
doctor saw there is no hope.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
DAW SON

DR., Ed. Hays spent Sunday In Yer.
don.
Miss B~rookings spent Saturday and
Sunday in Aurora.
Henry Layson was at Humboldt be-
tween trains Sunday.
Mr., Ira Draper is attending court at
Falls City as a iuryman.
Misses Loura Kelly and Ruby Slower
were in Dawson Sunday,
Mrs. Bob Tyree spent a few days last
week with her son at Salem.
Arthur Klima who is attending the
Normal at Peru, was visiting home
folks the latter part OF last week.
Miss Luella Helm, who is attending
the tailoring school at Lincoln was Wis
iting her folks at Dawson Sunday.
Misses Ruth Mccoy and Lillian Per-
Gale from Table Rock were visiting Ia
Dawson over Saturday and Suno.e.
In the boys basket bali game be-
tween Verdon and Dawson Saturday,
the score vas 81 to 8 in favor of Dawson
For several months Paul Helm, son
OF Henry Helm living north OF town
has been suffering with appendicitis.
His case became so serious that it was
thought best to take him to a hospital
at Omaha and have an operation per-
sormed. This was successfully done
and he is now back home and considers
himself out OF danger.
One OF the mor interesting incidents
we have noticed lately, which illus
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
OHIO.

Vim. Hutchinson was down from Peru
Friday.
Earl Shaffer was guest of his parents
Sunday.
Sadie Peck was a guest Of Daisy Peck
Sunday.
Lucy Smith was guest of Mrs. Her
man Beaehy Sunday.
Jesse Mccain was a guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. H. A. Bnrk.
Yves Nedrow and wife are visiting in
Illinois with relatives.
Mahlon Peck was a guest of Lloyd
Knlsely and wife Sunday.
Ed. Kuker of near Verdon was a visi-
tor In this vicinity Sunday.
Mrs. Way of Davenport is visiting
her daughter Mrs. Cleon Peck.
Mrs. VIII Strayer is visiting with
Mrs. Chester Stump this week.
Mrs, n, Peck and two smallest chill
dren spent Sunday in Falls City.
Vera Shaffer spent Saturday night
WIN ucI biObiSi Eail duu Nilc'
H. Coon, wife and daughter visited
with Guy Prime and wife Monday.
Wanda and Roma Shaffer we're
guests of Ethel Peck Wednesday,
Mr. Burk aud wife of Rulo were
guests Of relatives in this vicinity.
Sadie Ross Of Albany, Mo-, is visit
ing with her cousin, Mrs. Guy Lichty.
Q. \. Bnrk and family spent Sunday
with their daughter Mrs. F. Chestley,
Will Bartlett aud wife we're enter
tanned at the home of H. a. Burk and
wife.
Mrs. Lloyd Knisely is enjoying a Wis
it from her sister, Miss Redfern of near
Peru.
Ellis Houtz ard family Of Falls City
we're guests of the formers parents
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dowty of Falls City
visited Sunday with thdir daughter
Mrs. p. Fisher.
Edna Shaffer is spending a few days
with her cousin, Mrs. Jesse S~pangler,
near Morrill,, Kas.
Chester Stump and family and Mrs.
Strayer were guests OF Frank Lichty
and family Sunday.
Arson Knisely and wife spent "a few
days of last week with the l%atter's par
ents in Sabetha, Kan.
Guy Lichty and Geo. Prichard and
their wives spent Sunday near Barada
with Delys Spickler and wife.
Mr.. McCleary and family of Falls
City came out Thursday and visited
with Chester Stump and family. Thurs
day evening they furnished some *
cellent music at the Center literary
which was very much appreciated
Everybody wishes them to return
again.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
FARGO

Mary Hannks spent sunday at home,
Rude Voegle was a visitor here
Friday.
Sam Nolte spent sunday with his
brother.
Ed Durfee aud wife visited friends
here Sunday,
Dan Wagner attended the show
Friday night.
Gus Herbster lost two Of his fine
horses last week.
John Neidecker attended the show
here Friday night,
Frank Frederick and lady attended
the dance here Friday.
John Koso and Herman Faller were
Fargo visitors Saturday,
There has been a p~rotraeted show in
this city for the past week.
Irving Frederick aud lady attended
the dance given here Friday night.
Chas. Santo and r. d. Wagner are
in Falls City on the jury this week.
Adolph Saal won the ivory pen holder
for being the homliest man in town.
Fred Rockwell and Henry Gearldt
attended the show here Friday night
There was "a dance given at the hal
Friday night after the show. A large
crowd was present and a joyful time /,
rpnorted.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
PERU NORMAL NOTES

Mr.. Benz Franklin OF Barafa spent
a tew days in Peru last week
Mss M5rae r. Yocam was called to
her home at Falt- City because Of the
serious lines of her mother.
Frank Medley had the misfortune to
have ore Of bis fingers torn oil in the
machinery at the engine house.
Miss schlee was asked TO give a re-
port OF her trip to Germany in the late
teachers association held at Auburn.
The Philomathean and Everett liter
| arg societies gave their fourth annual
contest in the chapel Friday and Satur
day Of last week.
We are glad to hear that Mr.. Jesse
Harris, who was injured in Falls City
sometime ago, is improving and will be
able TO return to his school duties in a
short time,
Prof. +. L.. Rouse went TO Auburn
last week 10 the interest of his new
business, inspector of the normal course
in high schools. He will also continue
his work at this place as superinten-
dent of toe model school.
Prof. Chas. Il. Wies OF Fairmount
has been elected as Professor of Agri-
culture at the Normal. He is to begin
his duties at once. He comes on the
recommendatio of profs. French.
Gregg and Duncanson of the State
Board Of Agriculture and the profess
sors of the University State Farm.
Mr.. Robert Nickel, husband Of Mrs.
Nickel, who is a member of the Senior
class OF this place, died at the home of
Mrs. Cornell in this city. He was laid
to rest in the cemetery at Nerdon. The
entire school and community extend to
the heart-strieken family their deepest
sympathy in this their hour of b~ereave-
ment.
The girls basket ball team went to
Falls City Friday, where they met the
Falls City girls in "A game of basket
ball. The Peru girls are excellent
players but the Falls City girls proved
too much for them and carried off the
game % to II. They will play a re-
turn game next Friday evening in the
gymnasium of the Chapel.
Miss Alice Loomis, during her years
leave of absence is attending the Rhode
Island college of Agriculture and Econ.
omlcs. She gave a talk at Washing.
ton, d c., and was asked to give the
Peru plan of self boarding, Since the
self-boarding dormltory has been used
in Peru, the plan has become wide
spread and many schools all over the
country are adopting the pan.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
STELLA.

J.R Cain visited his o u n Lincoln
Sunday
Wm Palmer Of saubert was eese
Tuesday.
Mr.. French OF Auburn Wa in town
Tuesday
Abbie Lyons Of Nebraska City spent
Sunday here.
Mrs. Adams Of Iowa is visiting her
parents here.
We Griffith was Ia Shubert this
week on business.
Ernest Warne spent sunday IA Au-
burn with friends
d \. Watson shipped a ear Of hogs
to Kansas City this week.
J. II. Holland has sold his lane near
German, Ks, the past week.
Thos James left Tuesday for Idaho
where he expects to bay land.
Jim Plasters of Brownville visited
his brother here the past week.
Mrs. Gilllland OF Auburn spent last
week with her son west OF town.
j. L. Winfrey and NJ. Morris were
county seat visisors the past week.
b. q. Mullen OF vest OF town had all
his windmills damaged by the storm
Jacob Hinkle, ir., and family moved
into the Amel NORTH house this week.
Mrs. Bourke Of northeast OF town has
been sick with tonsilitiss the past week.
Mrs. Mason Is staying at her home
here again after a visit with her chill
dren.
Wesley Pearson bought property IN
Auburn the past week where he will
move.
Lafe Higgins of Auburn had his ele-
yator at this place reshingled the past
week.
Thos. Higgins of Elk Creek went TO
Clay County the past week in quest OF
a farm.
Miss lone Shick and a friend OF Peru
were here Sunday visiting the formers
mother,
Miss Pinney Il trained nurse of Chi
is here caring for her grand
mother.
Evangelistic meetings began at the
Nj. E. church Sunday and will continue
for some time.
Four sons of Don Fraker of Lincoln
attended the funeral Of their great
grandmother here.
Ezra Stonecipher completed t h e
plastering work of the j. S. johnson
house east of town last week.
w. S. and f. c. Helmick refunded
the past week from their trip in the
west much pleased with Il e country.
j. Fl. Coons traded his so acres farm
to Robt, Drake for 100 acres. Some
money was paid to Drake in the trade.
One of our farmers was arrested
Saturday for violating the law, pro
hibiting dead earcases lying along the
public highway.
Bob Bowman who has been working
for W. f. Griffith on the farm for some
time will leave soon for Oklahoma
where he wall farm.
Two cars of cattle and two cars OF
hogs were shipped from here Monday
night. Joe Wagner and c. L. Johnson
shipped the cattle and Joe Nedrow and
J. II. McNeely the hogs.
The SHELTERED family whose home was
destroyed by fire recently are again
located in summer house east of town.
S20S was raised for them which puts
them IN good shape again,
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
Pneumonia Follows Laorippe

Pneumonia often follows lagrippe
but never follows the use of Foley's
Honey and Tar, for lagrippe coughs
and deep seated colds. Refuse any but
the genuine in the yellow package.
Kerr's Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-02-12
HUMBOLDT

visiting relatives
Roy Potlpot anl VIE visited Vesta
friend. this week.
Mrs. McEee)y i spending the week
with Lincoln friends.
VII E%ourquin Of fully, Ks. is the
guest of friends here.
c. Lionberger left Tuesday for ST.
perior to visit a brother.
Homer Beaver and family moved this
week to a farm near Stella.
Harry Gravatt Of Sabetha was here
last week visiting his brother.
Philip Hunzeker was up from Falls
City Saturday visiting friends.
j. w. Dodds has sold his farm to
Frank Church for so per acre.
Rex Craig of Argentine, Kan. was
here last week visiting relatives.
Mrs, irwin Shirley entertained the
ladies of the Baptist church Friday.
w. G. Hummell returned Friday
from a visit with relatives 10 Oklahoma.
Grant Par. ons IS in Monmouth, ILL.,,
where he was called by the demise OF a
sister.
Mrs. Kozel and Royal arrived the
past week from Ord, where they have
been located.
Mrs, Hummel has returned from
Illinois where she was called by illness
of two sisters.
Ralph Philpot and wife drove down
near Dawson Sunday ard spent the day
with relatives.
Claud Fergus and wife are the proud
parents of "a little daughter born to
them Wednesday.
Carpenter work on Wayne Hamil-
tons house in the north part OF town Is
nearing completion.
Champ Wright and Perle Cross
drove to Pawnee Saturday and were
married by the county judge.
John Schuetz and wife residing south
of town are rejoicing over the arrival
of a baby girl at their home.
j. G. Remp and family leave this
week for Newton, KS, where they will
reside on a farm they purchased.
The family of w. c. Norton came
1nupn from ,nna1n chi. rraa1, 49, a,a
now located in the Boss property.
Billings sisters are moving their
millinary establishment to the building
formerly occupied by the Cash store.
Rev. Hohenwald stopped off here last
week for a brief visit with friends. He
was enroute from Clatonia to Falls City.
A portable skating rink with a ca
pacity of 300 arrived in town this week
and is furnishing amusement for the
young people.
Macie Warner, primary teacher in
the city schools, was detained from
her duties this week as the result of an
attack OF chicken. pox.
Mrs. Guy Humnel who was called
here several weeks ago by the death of
her father departed the past week :or
her home in Nskomis, Canada.
George Cernholavek is expected to
arrive this week from Idaho. where he
has been located for a year and will be
employed by Herwigg & Briggs.
Tom Smith, rural carrier on route /,
left this week with his family for
Washington, Kas., and from there will
go to California to spend a month WITH
friends.
The Quaker Indian Medicine Co. fill.
ed a weeks entertainment here Satur-
day night, playing to fair sized audi
ences. Mary Hays won the gold watch
for being the most popular young lady
of the town.
h. w, Howe is making preparations
to into town and Will occupy the
Art Wilson cottage, the latter having
made plans to reside on the Wilson
farm north of town the coming year.
Wild Power will reside on Mr.. Howe's
farm.