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Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
GREENE & GRIFFIN REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENT
 COMPANY,
 f27 N. CENTER ST.

NORTH SIDE BARGAINS. s2300 FOR NEW 5-ROOM BRICK, MODERN; BATH, TOILET, GAS AND ELECTRIC LIGHT; CEMENT WALK. SMALL AMOUNT DOWN, BALANCE EASY.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10

HENS FOR SALE-Phone County 10. FOR SALE-Chickens. ten old hens
 and thirty chicks. 1902 w. Jeffer-
 son St.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10

FOR SALE-One black driving mare. light spring wagon. P. O. Box 535 or telephone Red S034.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10

DIR. H. O. RAMSEY. veterinary sur geon and dentist. Office cor. 1st ave. and Jefferson st Phone Black s001. Residence 240 West Jefferson st. Phone Red S771.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10

HILDRETH & THOMPSON, Land Attorneys. land, mining and irriga- ton law. Rooms 220-221. Fleming Bid, Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10

BLACKBERRIES FOR SALE-Phone
 County 10.
Arizona republican., 1909-06-10
FOR SALE.

Corner and inside lot on N. Fourth
 St, one block car line. ....... s1200
The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-08
yERDOh.
served

Ernest Overton returned to Auburn
Tuesday,
Alice Hasenyagger returned from
Perd Monday.
Miss Parchen returned to her home
at Falls City Sunday.
Lou Parsons and Clarence Mayfeld
went to Omaha Monday.
Jim Ayers ana wife entertained W.
d. Corn and wife Friday.
Mrs. Ayers aud Euuiee Cornell were
Falls City visitors Monday,
Laura Heinzelman returned Monday
from her visit to Bern friends.
Mrs. Warren Douglas and daughter
Hazel visited friends at Nemaha Sat
urday.
Jim Ayers and Jay Parsons and wives
and Edna Parsons vent to Hiawatha
Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Cornell and daughter Eu-
nice returned to their home at Peru
Tuesday.
Orlando Veal took his little daugh.
tiers Pazel and Irene to Lincoln Friday
and then left for st. Joe where he will
remain.
Lou Parsons, Dave Clark, Vivian
Mavfield and Lloyd Dietrich went to
Sabetha Friday and brought the lat
ter's new auto home.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-08
FARGO
Pharmacy.

Bud Sells was seer on our streets.
DIR. Roenig was IN town last week.
Little Mayree Durfee is on the sick
list.
A. j. Hackworth was in this vicinity
lately.
Charley Santo was in town shopping
recently.
Bill Ritche visited John Mitchell
Saturd ay.
John Mitchell was shopping here
Saturday.
Nina and jim Gleason we're shoppers
here recently.
Il. D. Waggoner was in town one
day last week.
The Fargo school has begun after a
weeks vacation.
George Whit was a county seat
visitor recently.
John Popkie was "a county seat visi-
tor one day last week.
Dan and Pearl Waggoner were Falls
City shoppers Saturday.
Norris and Maggie Vaudeville we're
shoppers here Thursday.
Ruby Waggoner was the guest of
Lille Stump of Falls City recently,
Chad Harmon our hotel keeper pur-
chased a gasoline stove at the Gerdes
sale.
Tom Brinegar and son Frank of Sa-
lem were visiting with Il, D.Waggoner
and family.
Grace Randolph went to Falls City
to spenG New Years with her brother,
Porter and family.
There was a dance given at the Far
go Redman New Years eve. There
was a large crowd in attendance and
all report a good time.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-08
FRANKLIN
ike Is quite sick

Mrs. Smoke is quite sick.
Less Elmore is moving on the Segrist
farm this week.
Miss Iena Goasman is visiting friends
near Pawnee City.
Several cases of ehicken-pox are re.
ported in district 90.
Gilbert Dodds spent last week in
Tarkio, Mo, visiting relatives.
The township board met at the home
of the clerk, j. w. Dodds, Tuesday.
Howard Smoke went to lola, Kansas,
Saturday to make preparations for
moving to that place.
Rose Parker, December Babcock.
Rebecca and Edna Dodds visited with
Carrie and Rena Harms.
Revival meetings are in progress at
the Pleasant View NJ. E. church. con-
Quoted by Rev, Buel OF Humboldt.
j e e McDermott who teaches
school in district Q, was called to her
home in Salem where her mother is
seriously i'll,
Frank Furrow returned home from
Kimball county, Neb., where he has
been improving a farm where they
will move in the spring.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-08
A Religious Authors Statement

For several years I was afflicted with
kidney trouble and last winter | was
suddenly stricken with a severe pain in
my kidneys and was confined to bed
eight days unable to get up without
assistance. My urine contained a
thick white sediment and l passed
same frequently day and night. l COM
menced taking Foley's Kidney Rem
edy, and the pain gradually abated and
finally ceased and my urine became
normal. | cheerfully recommend
Foley's Kidney Remedy. Kerr's
Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-08
Notice to Contractors

Sealed proposals shall De received at the office
of the City Clerk of the city of Falls City, Ne
braska, until II o'clock, noon, standard time,
January 22nd, 1909, and opened at 7:30 p. m, at
the City Hall, for the furnishing of all labor,
mater ial and equipment necessary to install
complete and put in successful operation in the
City's water and light plant in Falls City, Ne
braska, all in accordance with the general
specifications and instructions to bidders on file
at the office of the City Engineer and City Clerk,
Falls City, Nebraska. Bidders to furnish their
own plans and specifications conforming to the
general specifications on file. The proposals are
to be made on bidding form attached to specif-
cation on file to cover the following items:
One new 200 to 20 horse power water tube or
internally fired double-drum boiler.
One new 300 horse power open feed water heater
equal to Cochrane make.
All steam piping and other piping necessary to
install this pump and boiler complete aud con
meet it with the present system.
Prospective bidders are requested to confer
with the Engineer, visit the present plant and
make themselves familiar with the requirements
of the work. Time is the essence of this con-
tract, and the shortest time possible in which
the contractor can install this machinery com
plete will be given due consideration by the
council. A certified check of 5 per cent of
amount of each bid, payable to the City Clerk,
must accompany each proposal. Successful bid
der must give bond in the amount of 80 per cent
of the contract price. The City reserves the
right to reject any or all bids, or to accept any
bid without explanation.
VIM. SoHMELzEI, City Clerk,
W. w. ABBEY, Mayor,
52-lt j. A. ChooK, City Engineer.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-08
OHIO.

Ed zorn has blood poisoning on MS
nand.
Il. T. Peck spent Sunday in Kansas
with his brother.
VIM. Dragoo is quite Ill with inlam-
matory rheumatism.
o. A. Burk and wife spent last week
with relatives at Rulo.
Vesta Lively OF Falls City visited in
this vicinity last week.
Daisy and Sadie Peck spent the holi.
days in Navarro, Kans.
Robt. SCHNEIDER and family returned
home from Omaha last week.
Elizabeth Fahp of Nebraska City
visited friends here last week.
Bert Dodds of near Humboldt was a
guest in this vicinity last week.
Mr.. Melvin went Il Illinois last week
for an extended visit with a sister.
Mrs. John Neman of rear Humboldt
spent the holidays with her parents
here.
Mrs. James Stewart Of Mdryville
Mo, was a guest of relatives here last
week.
Mrs. John Lichty and Marie of Falls
City spent last week with the formers
children in this vicinity.
VIM. Hutchinson went back to Peru
Tuesday to take up his school duties
again after a vacation at home.
Mrs. Schneider and Elsie Huettner
came home Saturday from Whiting,
Kan where they lad been visiting
relatives.
Martin Nolte and wife gave a dance
to their many friends last Saturday
night. A good time is reported by
those present.
Carl Brandt and wife of Columbus,
Neb., who were recently married we're
here on their wedding trip were called
home last week by the death of Mrs. B.
mother who was killed in an accident.
About 40 people assembled at the
home of Mr.. Franklin Wednesday
evening and gave Bennie and Annie a
surprise, but they soon recovered and
entertained in their charming way.
Those present report an excellent time.
There is no case on record of a couch
cold or lagrippe developing into pneu-
monia after Foley's Honey and Tar
has been taken, as it cures the most
obstinate deep seated coughs and colds.
Why take anything else. Kerr's
Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-08
The County in General
The ''Doings" of our Country Friends
and NeighbOrs.
SHUBERT

DIR. Stong OF Barada was here Sunday.
+. c. Riggs was in Omaha last week.
Mrs. Burson OF ord Is visiting rela-
tives here.
Grant Shubert went to Howe Sunday
on business.
Vim, Noa o. Stella visited his sls'er
here Thursday.
Frank Townley of Lincoln is visiting
his mother here,
Dora Fishburn visited friends in
Barada last week.
Oran ChesGer of Custer City Is visit
ing relatives here.
James Siagle of Leavenworth will
make this his home.
Miss Irene Prior OF Falls City is act
Ing rs central here.
Mrs. Theodore Hill of Nemaha is
here visiting her son.
John lmler of Stella spent last week
here with home folks.
DIR. Shock and wife spent Sunday at
Auburn with relatives.
w. +. Leslie spent last week with
friends at Hardy, Neb.
Mr.. Graham and wife returned from
their visit in Missouri.
Minnie Jones spent last week with
relatives near Verdon.
w. II. West and daughters are visit
ing relatives in Missouri.
CA Lord and daughter Gladys we're
Auburn visitors Monday.
Hazel Raper of Omaha spent Mon
day with her brother here.
Miss Ellie Ham of Stella spent one
day last week with relatives here
J. c. Shulenburg aud wife we're the
guests of friends at Barada Sunday.
j. NJ. and Ell, Evans and wives were
guests of relatives at Stella Friday,
Henry Globes OF Malmo. Neb., spent
one day last week with relatives here.
l. NJ Collins and wife entertained
friends and relatives from Peru Friday.
Frank Handley returned to Pierre,
) d., after Il visit with relatives here
Miss Priscilla Woodring of Barada
was the guest of her sister here last
week.
W. w. Jenne and wife entertained
their children of Stella at dinner one
day recently,
Mrs. Collins one of the teachers OF
Brownville spent last week with her
children here.
Miss Veva Bergsma returned to her
studies at Peru after spending her va
cation at home
John I.ee aud wife returned to their
home in Omaha Sunday after a pleas
ant visit with The formers parents,
Henry Fi>hbnrn purchased the Curt
Downs property during the week and
expects to make it his future home.
The party given by Miss Pearl Shu-
bert in honor of her friend Jesse Specie
of Ord, last Friday evening was quite
a success. Nice refreshments were
served
The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-08

Joe and Abe Liberty. She leaves a
husband and six sons, besides numer.
Gus other relatives The hody was
brought here Monday and inferred ia
the protestant cemetery. The family
have the sympathy of the entire com
munity.
Bessie Miller returned to her school
duties near Shubert after spending her
Xmas vacation with home folks.
Misses Kernen, Hallet and Coupe ar
rived Sunday to resume their school
duties Monday morning.
Ella Carpenter returned to St. Joe
Sunday after spending the holidays
with friends here.
Harry Bradped and wife of Wymore
are visiting Mrs. Kern this week.
Mrs. George Ocamb spent several
days in Falls City last week.
Mrs. Clyde Adams returned from
Nebraska City Saturday.
Mrs. Clyde Asbury returned to her
home in St. Joe Tuesday.
J. A. Hink1e was a Falls City visitor
Tuesday.
Mrs. Taylor was a Falls City visitor
SATURDAY.,
The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-08

STELLA.
Q. 5. Stump Of Verdon was here last
week.
E. c. Hill of near Dawson was here
Monday.
Al Harden Is visiting relatives at
Verdon.
j.. A, Nutter dellyed corr here the
past week.
Ollie Balm of Preston was a visitor
here Sunday.
Mr.. Mcfarland of Canada is visiting
friends here.
Joe Mourer Of Lincoln is visiting his
parents here.
Thos. Higgins sold two horses last
week for 1915.
G. A. Redfern came down from Au.
burn Saturday.
Mrs. Joe Curtis of Lincoln is visiting
her parents here.
L, r, CLANCY left Saturday for Lin.
coin on business.
Walter Rddinsky spent Sunday with
Falls City friends.
Karl Rauch went to Falls City last
week on business.
f. |" Gilliland went to K%earney the
past week to visit friends.
j. II. Cain and |. w. Harris made a
trip to Shubert Thursday.
w. f. Higgins went to Elk Creek
the past week on business.
Phil Sims of Nebraska City spent
last week here visiting friends.
Ingram Cain was here from Falls
City Friday visiting his brother,
Fred Lunday was here Sunday on his
way to the Omaha Medical College.
Warren Briggs was in town Wednes-
day the first time since the accident.
j. X. Cain, jr, left Sunday for Lin
coin to begin his wor!: in the senate.
Fred aud Walt Helmick left Sunday
for a trip through Texas, Montana and
Idaho.
G. S. Weddle left Tuesday for Oma-
ha where he will study for the civil
service work.
Leila and Blanche McCray returned
to Cotner Sunday after a visit with
their parents.
l. L. Davidson left for Trenton, Mo,
Sunday where he will take a course in
auctioneering.
The directors OF the State Bank held
a meeting Monday aud the capital
stock increased from $780, 900 to $50, 900.
A watch party was held at the home
of Il Tomlinson and wife and the old
year was watched out and the new
year 10.
G.. W Wlxon moved into Mrs. Mason
house the past week, the house being
recently occupied by ]. S. Mann and
family, who have moved into their own
property.
MISS fAllle bdNlo Vi visited
her parents north of town the past
week. She will teach in Tekamah
uutil February when she will take up
her new duties at the Institute at Ne
braska City.
We had the pleasure of being invited
to n of the incest New Years dinners
given 10y the ladies OF the Degree of
Honor. About 40 members and their
families were present. After the din
ner officers were installed for the en-
suing year.
Jason Ttmerman presented J.R.Cain
with a large pear which had been rails
ed on his lot. The pear is the largest
ever raised in this part of the country.
People have just begin to realize thai
the winter pear can be ripened by tax
ing them to the cellar.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-08

Many little lives have been saved by
Foley's Honey and Tar, for coughs,
colds, Group and whooping cough. Ii
is the only safe remedy for infants aud
children as it contains no opiates or
other narcotic drugs, and children like
Foley's Honey and Tar. Careful
mothers keep "a bottle in the house.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-08
IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR RICH.
ARDSON COUNTY, NEBRASKA.

j. ii. Brinegar, real name
John ii. Brinegar, Plaintiff.
vs..
Fora Boerner, Amelia Roulean,
Emanuel Bedard, Defendants.
The above named defendants non-residents will
take notice that on December %, 1908, plaintiff
filed his petition against said defendants in the
district court of Richardson County, Nebraska,
the object of which is to quiet the title to lots /,
,, 3, A, B, 6, 7, 8. 9. 10. IL, II, Ii, II, Il, 10, in block
80, in Roulean's and Bedard's addition to the
city of Rulo, and to exclude each of you from
any interest therein. You must plead to said
petition on or before February p, 1909, or the
allegations of the petition be taken as true and
decree rendered accordingly.
JoHN II. ~BRINEGAR, Plaintiff.
REAYIs Il REAVIs, attorneys for plaintiff. iq-4
The Falls City tribune., 1909-01-08

2@aoasw we'll improves, Il mf@f from" Depfin Ks Good spring Best fenms Wmtake
bares as part payment balance long tmea low interest !
2oaeaI "a mile. from dqt RNhardsoa county, Nebraska Good buildings ant land Will
take. 10 or 0aes as part payment
noaa@u upland mile rom depot Richardson oumtsN Nebraska $4,000
10aasJo Johnson county, Nebraska 50 rdb cmmha and school Bto terms Might rent !
17a acres near Bownine Nebraska
aacus4 -nie rom Falls Cyh high hd.
60a acres $4,000 improvements Also 6N acres adjoining. viii axe Idmre as part payment !
Fine running water a No opportunity
Money to loan
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15
ST. LOUIS TO GIVE
AERIAL CARNIVAL
VIII Celebrate Centennial of
City's Founding.
AEROPLANES AND BALLOONS
Many Races VIII BE Held and Water
and Street Pngeants to Continue
Throughout Week of October 3.
Mayors of 1000 Cities Invited to
BE Guests of Mayor Kreismnnn.

ST. Louis, No. Aug. 14-Balloon, air
ship. and aeroplane races. under the au-
spices OF the Aero Club OF St. Louis. VIII
be the most spectacular feature OF the
st. Louis centennial, October 10 9. The
Aero Club of St. Louis has announced
the following list Of centennials week
aeronautic events:
October 4. lsO9-Dlstance race for small
balloons, limited to 1900 cubic feet ca
pacity.
start of distance race. For balloons
limited to 5000 feet capacity.
Aeroplanes-COntest to be held in the
West End on october s for prizes or 5. 600
and gold medal and 500 and silver medal
The grounds viii be laid out with a
starting square approximating 200 feet;
then a getaway will be laid out a half
mile from starting point Each aeroplane
will be given three trials for a getaway.
and il the aeroplane does not pass. the
outer square IN any of these three trials
they are disqualified for the race. II the
aeroplane passes the gateway line on the
first trial. 1t must continue it's fight. as il
Will have no more trials The aeroplanes
aye TO maneuver throughout a given dis
trict. and the plane staying out the long
est and returning 10 the 200-foot starting
square wins the first prize.
Commercial Balloon Race. October 3
Open TO the commercial and manufactur-
ing establishments OF ST Louis. Each
balloon viii hold 5000 feet OF gas and Will
be operated by a water bucket, which VIII
automatically dispose OF the ballast The
balloon landing the longest distance from
St Louis wins the race
Dirigible Balloon Race-The race course
VIII be triangular. Each competitor 20
have at least three trials, the best time
OK any t-iai 20 count A special prize VIII
be given for the best exhibition OF ma
neuve-ing.
The 81. Louis Centennial Association Is
municipal institution, whose president
is Mayor Frederick H. Kreismann. and
whose purpose Is 20 celebrate the Tooth
anniversary OF the Incorporation OF St
Louis.
IN addition 10 the air events already de-
scribed, there viii be water and land
events. including a water pageant, a mu-
nicipal pageant, an educational, histori-
cal, and military pageant, an industrial
pageant. the Yelled Prophet annual pa
geant. and an alI-week centennial festi-
val IN the downtown streets. with bril-
liant Nominations. music. and fireworks
The mayors Of 1900 cities have been in
vited by Mayor Kreismann 20 be guests
OF honor during the week
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15

Elton, Latta o. Early, II. A. Duee. J. w
Griffith, Harry b. Kaufman. Dale c.
Sheriff Miss Nellie Shipman. Ed. Solo
mon, Ed. p. Stanley. Benjamin F. Std
ham. w H. Van Bibber. Fred 5. Walker,
William G. T. Waller. Horace 3. Ware
j. NJ. Weaver, and Victor J. Whitford.
Joseph A. Graves. laborer in the limo
type, has been transferred 10 the docu-
ment section.
Helper Benjamin F. Stewart, Of the
linotype M, is a recent transfer TO the
document section. Lieut.. Stewart. OF the
D. c. y. G., is on military duty with his
company.
Frank K. Quigley, Of the document sec
ton. will pass his vacation. on Blocker
street. in New York City.
Messrs Perkins, Hinwood. Hogan.
Cromwell, Adams, Fred Norris. Dietz.
Watson, and Walker. compositors In the
document section, began their annual
leave on Thursday last.
Moses NJ. Peace and Louis ~ Brown,
Of the document section, are on their an
nual leave.
Frank J. Sloan and John T. (Jackl
Roberts nave been transferred from the
night press section 10 the document di-
vision
Messrs. Gaulden. Griffin, Follett. Ross.
Rust, S. F. McDonough. George Johnson,
George Terwilliger. and Philip S. Steele
arc leave 'returners' in Foreman Bowen's
division,
Col. W L. Oarry) Pierce. in the alb
sence Of Col. William II. Sweeney the
veteran maker-up of the document divi-
sion. has been advanced. temporarily.
ten points, /. e. holding down the job.
No better selection could have been made.
Max Knoble. Harry A. Duce. Charles
x. Duce. and Frank J. Sloan. Of the
document division, and the chief messen-
ger BOY. Ellis r. King. have gone to
Boston on the military transports.
Joseph Chamberlain, Of the bindery, is
spending his leave at Old Orchard Beach.
Ne
Miss Helen a. Murray. OF the money
order division. and her mother are spend
ing one month at Buckingham. Pa.
Charles X. Francis. son OF Edward
Francis. Of the bindery. who Is q popular
clerk Of the machine shop at the .. p
O.. and Miss Marion Ireland, handsome
young miss OF the northeast section Of
the city. VIII be married the latter part
Of September.
J. Elmer Hassler. OF the bindery. and
family have returned after three weeks
stay on his farm at Harrisburg. Pa.
Harry +. Frahm. stamper in the bind
cry. left for his old home I'm New York
City. Harry said. "A glimpse of the
gay white way would bring back tender
recollectious.'
John S. Hodges. Of the finishing division
OF the bindery. is resting up at Atlantic
City.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1909-08-15
BLAzED TRAIL IN TOWN.
Guide Who Marked His Route
Through Albany with Chalk.

u no AAAf N8AAG
Through Albany with Chalk.
From the New York sun
Cascades Lake. n. Y.-The man who
has spent all his life in the city is sadly
uEresourceful person when compared
with one who has been reared close 10
nature.
Last winter Johnny Cake Elmer Adj
rondack guide by profession and one OF
the best IN the region, made his first trip
to the city It wasn't such large city
az that-only Albany-but it dosn't take
such populous place TO dazzle man
who has never set foot in a clearing Iarg-
er than a village
After he had got settled in g room where
he was to sleep during his stay or three
or four days in the city. Elmer started
out to hunt Up H. H. Nye, friend Of his.
in one OF the Offices up al The capitol,
who runs a summer hotel near Elmer's
place
Now, it's easy enough TO find the capt
fol in Albany. because there's a big hill
that leads right up TO 1t from almost any
given point. But for q man who has
never been IN town before and who does
not Ike 10 ask foolish questions II might
be considerably more difficult 10 find his
way back TO his boarding place
But Elmer walked right back 10 his
room when he got ready without more
than a moments hesitation al any cor
ner and not once did ne ask the way He
applied what he knew OF marking trails
through unknown localities. In the woods
the guide blazes the bark Of trees when
he's going over a new route or a poorly
defined trail.
Obviously II would rot DO to glaze any
shade trees along the streets Of Albany.
even If he had brought his ak or hunting
knife with him.
His first move was 10 d-op into small
notion store and buy nic6el's worth OF
chalk
Armed with this chalk. he started for
the capitol. II any one had been observ-
ing him closely Elmer might have been
seen 20 back UP against the corner Of a
building occasionally and gaze about kim
nonchalantly with his hands folded De-
lind him. Then when he moved away
from that corner one might have noticed
two or three chalk marks on the corner
OF the building near where he had been
standing Some Of the marks were in
white, some in red, and others In blue
Two marks in white meant TO 20 straight
ahead FOR two blocks. a single red mark
meant 70 turn 20 the left al that point
and proceed one block before consulting
other chalk marks: three blue marks
meant that he was TO so that number OF
blocks 10 the right. and so on.
Elmer got back all right, and. as he ex-
claimed IT, he didn't have % ask any
questions Of any policemen"