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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-12-02
OKLAHOMA FRUITFUL
FIELD FOR LAWYERS
Stale Bar Commission VIII Be
In Session Here Three
Days Next Week

One hundred aud thirty application
have been filed with Assistant See
Ietary " Green, Of the state bar com
mission. to enter the next regular eN
animation for admission to practice
laR In Oklahoma. which examination
will be conducted In the Convention
hail building In this city on December
and 3.
AT this session the commission viii
elect chairman Ia succeed w A.
Lcdbetter OF Oklahoma City resigned
Z. r. Lester. OF Wilburton. has
been appointed as member OF the com.
mission from the Second district 70
succeed Mr., Ledbetter
The list Of applicants and their post
office addresses follow:
Abt. Oscar NJ. Oklahoma City. Ash,
Ara Russell cordcll Atwood. James
Holden. Tyrone: Ambrisfer, Claud
A.. No man: Abbnti. A. H., Hart
shorne: anderson. Wilbur d., Ava;
Abernalhy Eugene c. Hollis; Andei>
son. Daird b. Oklahoma City. Buck
thai. NJ. H.. Okmulpee: Banister, Wm.
A.. Morris: Breslsn. James e. Guy
mon: Biddison. w v. Tulsa; Bell. Al
hers III, Tulsa. Ballard. Jess L..
Grove: Briston. J. E.. Pryor Creek.
Collier. 6 G.. Holdenvllle Cook, Leon
TfaT. Purcell. CisselI. VIM f.. Ada;
Caldwell. Il. r., Nowata: Dawson, Thos.
j.. Tulsa: Daley. r G.. Nowata: Dan
ner, Harris l.. Oklahoma City: Doran,
G.. Manglim: Durbin. Samuel G.
Chiekasha. Daugherty, John c.. Dew
ey; Dillarl r b.. Tulsa; Dnling Solo
man A.. Okfuskee. Edwards VI. H.
Stigler; Fowler, Stuart A.. Hollis
Ford. Roy r. Roosevelt; Fisher, ] H.,
Napanucka: Fitzsimmons. George A.
Oklahoma City, Fredes, Chas. L. Tnl.
sa: Friend, Charles w. oklahoma
City. Green. B. l., Purcell; Griffith,
y. N. Jr.. Oklahoma City; Garrett JAS.
H.. Muskogee: Gish, Rollin e., Oklaho-
ma CITY: GallaheF, Edward McHenry,
Muskogee: Gregory Grover H., Brok-
en- Arrow Gibson. Qulnton B,, Viniiai
Games. Frank w Hefner. K. A.
Ardmore. Hunt. Albert G., Wagner;
Harris. Harry W oklahoma City,
Hammerly. Harry. Chickasha, lIof
tAtt'tf Ne AttNRt fffh'Fftt+f - fffff'f -
Oklahoma city: Hill, Clarence LEROY.
Seminole: James, Luther, Tbsa, King,
J. whitney. Muskogee; kesterson. Ben
VI. Tulsa: Kerrigan, Jno. n. Tulsa,
Kendall. w t., Oklahoma City: klr.
by Aimer Lee, Mnskogee. Lawrence,
II. T., Anadarko; Leach. Arthur say
re-: Lasaier Wayne H., panls Valley.
Long. Joseph 81. Sapulpa: Lindley, p.
j.. Clinton; Lieber Roman, Musko.
zee. Milcy ]. II. shawnee: Marks,
Albert b.. vlnila, Mayer W r.. Eth
City. Miller. Raymond H., Hollis: Max.
well. John s.. Anadarko; Micbaelson,
-. T.. Lawion: Mills, NJ. H. Greer
county. Mangum: Martin, willard,
Nnskogee: Mahaffle, chas D. Chick
aaha; McNars. William O.. Tulsa, Me.
Ca thy, A. J.. Oklahoma city Nc
Gee. N. M. Hollis; McIndoe, Jamea-
Hugo. McEwen. Frank NJ. oklahoma
City: Nichols. Richard Caddo Neh.
olas, Chas, IL oklahoma CITY: O'Mafa
james. Oklahoma City. orear, Leslie
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COURT VICTORY FOR
BONUS NOTE -G|VERs

After being out several hours the
jury in the case of Federal Trust
company OF Cleveland, o.. VS. VI. II.
Ccyle in which the plaintiff sought
to recover $500 on bonus note gf-
en- By Covie to the Ft Smith and
Western rail oad, returned verdict
fer the defendant A former trial OF
the case resulted in a hung jury.
The decision OF the jury is anothfr
si8nal victory for the 5I3 GuthII9
note givefs Who subscribed s50Of0
honus f3r the road II Is thought
that The rail DAD will not ATTEMPT to
trs the other cases now on file in the
superior court and county court.
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by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased n ion Of the ear.
There is only ono way 10 cure deas
ness. aud that Is BY constitutional
reuedies. Deafness is caused by an
inaamed condition Of the mucous lin
ing If the Ensiachian Tube. When
this tube Is inHamed yOu have a
rumhling sound or imperfecf hearing.
and when Il is entirely closed. Deaf
ness Is the result. and unless the in
ilammaton can be taken out and this
tube restored to It's normal condition.
hearing will be destroyed forever.
nine cases out Of ten are caused by
Caiarrh. which Is nothing but an in.
Ilamrd condition OF the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of ueafness tcaused by
catarrh. that cannot be cured by
Hairs catarrh Cure Send for cir
culafs free.
FL. CHENEY a co, Toledo, o.
Sold By druggists. 7Jc
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipaiion.
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McNell Of Mangum, y. p. Taliarerr0
and ChaS Vandervoor NJ Nadill.
J9hn Barlow Of Pawhuska + ank
rfaden Of Barnett, W =. Condreay
of Chester r. II Wmpe yof Fair
view, r. l.. Moragnc Of COweta. A
q Cobb Of Wagner, Geo r 3eeler
cf Ninekah. ed / Williams OF Rush
Springs y a Enlce and Il G. Wy
mer Of McAlester, VIM Buchholz Of
Plackwell- Dan l'by Of TonkaWa. L..
w Loug OF Lnngdale. NJ b. Piper
of Watunga. David A. Young aud
Pryor Adkins OF purcell Ben r VII.
liams Of Finley ] II Schaefor and
J x I.umey Of Alra, Ben G tletch.
A Of Stillwetl, Baxter schuate %
Rnnch. Geo Griflis Of Higgins. Tex
Geo. Il Baker Of Shattuck.
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CoaiEate. Or. ThaddeHs B.. Temple
OMalley Niehall r, Canton. Plnker
ton. Paul F.. Oklahoma City: Powers
Leroy H.. Mangum. Paddock, lie
Roy a.. oklahoma City: Prichard. l.
H. Oklahoma City: Pyles. Marshall
A.. Pryor: Price. Jonathan Okeenc
Petersen. Wm-. N00dward Pa, ker
ID P. Oklahoma City. Pryor ". y
Sapulpa. Reed. p T. Wagner: ROg.
ers. b. F.. Ardmore. Roach. W A.. Ant
iers. Ruflcorn Wm Wiiler Oklaho-
ma CITY. Resser. Orrie H Enid
Richards. A A.. Muskogee. smith
Claude T.. Beaver. Sands. 4. S. Paw
huska Smith, Frank ". Coalgate
Stusgell. 6 B., Pawhuska: Smith. Viz
gll. Pryor Creek: shutter. Robert r.,
kingfisher: Speer. Jas. Paul. Oklaho-
ma City. stull. d. d. Tahoma: STRAIT
ton. w T.. Oklahoma City. Skipper
Rufus W. Temple: Stivers, Louis n.
MuskOgee. Scarborough. Geo. NJ.
Guthrie: Smith. n. C.. Alns; Sny
de-. Oscar T., Coalgate: Smith. Nath
an H.. Thomas: Samples. H. S. War
ner. Scott inc Winfield. AltuS: Shep
hefd. Harry T.. Enid; Turnbull. Wal
ter j.. BRYAN county: TAFT Marcus,
H.. Mounds: Triee. George A.. Coal
gate. Thrope. Geo. r.. Altus. Thomp
son. Jas. W. Watonga r. +. d. No.
q: Towne. r. g.. Oklahoma City;
Tinoh, George ~. Muskogee. Vale
Frank T.. Fairview. Vance. a. H., Ok
lahoma CITY, 433 W nth ST.: Winter
phillip Ernest. Oklahoma City; Webb,
Abbott H.. Wagner. Wright, Luclan
B.. Sapulpa Wood. Elmer Clinton
Muskogee, White. J. B., Crowder,
White. Cassius O.. Wyona: Wallace
JOS. J.. Sapulpa: Ward, Amasa J. Mus.
koEee Yerkes. Hiram Noble. Enid
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25 YEARS EACH FOR FIREBuGs
Special to lDaIly Leader.

Special to Daily Leader
Okmulgce. Okla. Dec Charles
Booth and Fred Bryant. charged with
the burning of several business houa
es In 1enryeiia the night Of Septem-
Der 80, were found guilty of arson and
each sentenced to twenty-five years N
the penitentlafy District Judge Barn.
um was disqualified aud Judge w W
Wood tried the case Ahnnt 100 wit.
nesses Neru examined
The Hcagsetlu tire LOSSES aggrc
gated s5e.euN The Williem MeClerg-
en- building was SET on fire first, aud
ihe Carson lumber yard next Sew
eral other buildings were destroyed
lhe business district of the town be
ing nearly wiped out
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aUsBY At LIBERTY ON BONO

Muskogee. Okla Dec 2 Cal Bus
hy one Of The -four men charged with
The murder Of David CONWAY o toll
keeper at the Frisco bridge near Mus.
kogee two wears ago and who turn
ed statess evidence aud convicted
Fonso Smith, Cotton Taylor and
John coeliha of the murderm has
been allowed 70 withdraw his own
plea of guilty. and was admitted 10
bond 10 the sum of $1,000 Busby has
been IA the county jail here since the
murder was committed
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APPEALS TO SUPREME COURT

George Cngshell has appealed to
the supreme court from decision
iendefed in see dist ici court CT XII
oNa county allowing T ~ Conner
$50 attorney fees for prosecuting ihe
ease of State Of Oklahoma VS. J. 6.
standdeld At the request Of County
Attorney cog shell
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Norman. John Blngnef Of Medford,
Dr. ). A Lively Of Wakia, Floyd
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SEND CORN TO OMAHA.


oHtttAt ~ Afattt A1Nut4.
FL Reno Okla Dec. 2Cana
dian county farmers will have some
Of The best samples OF their corn on
exhibit in Omaha during The National
corn exhibit there One Of t4e fea
tufes viii be a corn Judging eontes
al The conclusion Of which plizes will
be awarded The exhibits awarded
prizes viii be forwarded 10 Omaha.
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QUAKER MEolTArioNs.

He-"I think / shall kiss you She
Well. | like your cheek. He
"-rhpn perhaps you would prefer to
kiss me-
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since Colonel Roosevelt has wired
peary he is all rigat and desc wing
the faff cabinet mas hela three eke-
cntixe sessions.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-09
BARADA.

Wash Sailors was a Shubert visit
or Saturday.
Fred Stotts of Shubert was in Bar
ada Saturday.
w. S. McGowen of Stella was Wis
Jessie b. Cox attended the cele-
bration at Peru Monday.
iting relatives here Sunday.
Mr.. Finton and Mr.. Gerdes of Falls
City was in Barada Friday.
Miss Bertha Bethel was the guest
of Louise Mongold Sunday.
Rev. like Jr., will preach Sunday
morning at the Bethel church.
George Fogle of Verdon was in
this section one day last week.
Miss Rose Slagle of Hubbell, Neb.,
is visiting relatives in this vicinity.
Grandma Orr had the misfortune
to lose her fine $500. 90 driving horse.
Leon Yasser and wife were guests
of r. N. Williamson and wife Sun
day. ,
Harry Merideth of Colum, H., is
visiting his u%neles, George and d.,
e. Burgess.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. f. Spickler and
Miss Vera Shafer celebrated at Sun
Springs Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Martin and SON.,
Melvin were guests of e. e. But
Ter and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Spickler, Gus
and MYRTLE Elan and J. A. Martin
spent Sunday at w. e. Slagles.
A crowd of Barada young people
went down to Barber lake Saturday
and spent the day boating. They re-
port a fine time.
Byron Dunn, who has been work
ing in a bank at Bethany, came down
to spend several days with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dunn.
\. ". Nixon and family and Omer
Sailors. Otis spickler and Neil Pier
sol attended the auto ace at Daw-
son Saturday.
The Misses Timmons, who have
been visiting relatives in this vicinity
for some time returned TO their home
at Versailles, Ill, the latter part of
last week. Mrs. Ollie Kuker and
children accompanied them as far as
Hannibal. Mo, where they will visit
friends for a few days.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-09
SHUBERT.

Rev. r. K. Teeter of Falls City
visited here Wednesday.
Elmer Else and wife visited Falls
City the first of last week.
Guy Hutchings visited at his home
in Falls City the first of the week.
Miss Maud Berns of Nemaha is in
our city visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. Ahern and daughter were shop
ping in Falls City the first of the week
H. e. Williams and wife entertain
ed friends from Nemaha over Sun
day.
Charles CASTOR and family visit
ed relatives in the country quite re-
Gently.
Supt. T. J. Oliver of Falls City
was a pleasant caller at this place
Tuesday.
Fred Boatman and wife entertained
relatives from Barada one day during
the week.
Mrs. E. D. King, who has been in
poor health for some time is slowly
improving.
Mr.. Herman returned home Mon
day from his visit with home folks
at Carroll, Iowa.
Charles Schulenberg and wife We're
the guests of relatives at the county
seat Wednesday.
Grandma Evans enjoyed the greater
part of last week with her son and
his family at Auburn.
Lawrence Smith of Omaha is here
enjoying a visit with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham.
The Misses Effie Spiek!er. Clara
Ruch, and Mccain went to Lincoln
Tuesday, where they We're sent by
the Epworth League of this place TO
act as delegates at the convention.
The Womans' Literary club met at
the home of Mrs. Roy King Saturday
afternoon. \ splendid time vas en-
joyed by all present and nice refresh
ments were served.
Several members of the ". o. W.
lodge here joined the Yerdon camp
last Sunday for the purpose of I'M
yelling a monument at Maple Grove.
there the first of the week.
Rev. Sapp and wife were the guests
of friends here Saturday night. re
turning home at Nemaha ON Sunday.
While here Mr.. Sapp preached two
The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-09


paolA putlRea ftiaaS ps ~sAH-IoVAe'
~eAPloalas Ill MS hand.
MIS-. ,. n, fhiipot lett SATURDAY 10
'tsf aef VINO Is employed II
a hosPllai Ill n. Joseph.
\ reunion OF the BOSS ana 'haIiill
iainliies WAS hela At the nome OF
FRANK Joss ana ialhlly SUNDAY
II. Il. 'oIhaPP from leeulnseh was
the guest OIL MS son l. { Coihapp
anu ldihia d lew aaSs TINS week
Aiaia oalas anu IL { VISITED
At TIE nome oil the former sister
MIS-. Nooie III Lincoln t'lS "eeN
MISS ialsS MOTIFS returned sat
ufaaN from DAWSON Whefe II hau
os'h Nisi'ihs net SiS'ei' Mis- Alex
ailaef.
pail game tive the 10
peka giants ana ~oiapold resulted
with Il o Oh TO l. Ill FAVOR OF the
giants.
A fourteen pound son vas oorh TO
The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-09

If people with symptoms of kid
ney and bladder trouble could realize
their danger they would without loss
Of time commence taking Foley's REM
edy. This great remedy stops the
pain and Irregularities, strengthens
and builds up these organs and there
is no danger of Bright's disease or
other serious disorder. Do not dis
regard the early symptoms. Kerr's
Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-09

day night to meet lis daughter, Alta
who came home 10 spend the Fourth.
Adam Biekle aud wife and Lewis
Thomas and wife spent Sunday with
the family of Coon Thomas in this
city.
Henry Brinegar and wife returned
to Kansas City the first of the week
where Henry will be in the hospital
for another month.
The NJ. L. church was dedicated
Sunday night, enough money being
raised Sunday morning and afternoon
to pay the indebtedness.
Ella Zeigler arrived from Blooming
ton Sunday evening. She has been
very sick and hopes the %home-com-
ing will be a benefit To her health.
Mary, Anna and Raymond Thayer
Of ~Leayenworth earre last week to
spend the rest of the summer with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Win
terbottom.
Band concert and carnival Satur-
day evening was Rulo's celebration
this year. However, there was plenty
of noise from the fireworks for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Whalen took her daughter,
Helen to st. Joseph to the hospital
Saturday morning. She has been sick
for a long time and it is hoped that
an operation will bring relief.
a family reunion was held for
Grandpa Foutz at the home of Lewis
Jones Sunday. Those from a dis
lance were:.A. f. Wayne and family
of st. Joseph, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Pac-
ley, Papilion. Neb., Tony Tretsehlon
and family and Herman kloepfel and
family of Rulo.
Dolph Pierce lost one of his fin
gers at Atchison last week III a very
peculiar manner He started 10 jump
off of a car, and a ring he was wear
ing caught on a door latch, leaving
his finger hanging from the second
joint by a small piece of skin. \
physician dressed the injured member
and he was sent home.
Mrs. Cayerzagies' children and the
neighbors dropped in on her Tues
day TO remind her that it was her
Goth birthday. \ bounteous dinner
was provided. She received several
useful and valuable presents. All
departed in the evening feeling that
such a gathering make all who attend
feel years younger and that life is
worth much more.
A crowd of jolly young folks char
tered a farm wagon Monday night
and went out to Will Stones, where
they proceeded to spend a pleasant
evening. They We're delayed by the
storm, having to stop on their way
out, and although they arrived late
they made up in good times for the
lost hours on the roadside. Dancing
and>cards were the a~musements. A
dainty lunch was served. At a late
hour they departed for home.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-09

Everyone would be benefited by
taking Foley's Orino Laxative for
stomach and liver trouble and habit
ual constipation. 1t Sweetens the
stomach and breath, gently stimulates
the liver and regulates the bowels an
is mush superior to pills and ordinary
laxatives. Why not try Foley's Orino
LaXatives today? Kerr's Pharmacy.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-09
VERDON.


Mrs. Daugherty was on the sick list
last week,
John Dillan is working on a farm
near Shubert.
Mr.. McMannas of Falls City was
in town Saturday.
George Fallstead of the county seat
was in town Friday.
VIII Cook was a Falls City visit
or Saturday and Sunday.
Mike MeliZa and family We're shop
ping in Falls City Friday.
Lloyd Dietrich returned Tuesday
froom a short visit in Auburn.
Emmerson Bowers shipped six ears
of cattle the first of the week.
\ large crowd was in Verdon Sat
urday night to see the fireworks.
George Hall attended the meeting
of the l. O. O. f. at Falls City last
week.
Mrs, Eliza Goolsby and little, grand
son, Oryille McDermet left Friday
for Salem.
Mrs. b. +. Veach left Tuesday FOR
Falls City to visit her niece, Mrs. Ar
thur Harris.
Grandma Patterson who has been
very i'll is improving very nicely ut
this writing.
The Misses Swortz Of Louisville,
Nebraska are visiting George stump
and family.
Martha King returned home from
Falls City Sunday. She had been
visiting friends.
Mable AuXier returned home from
Straussville Saturday after Il few days
visit with relatives.
Charles Smith left Saturday morn
ing for Nemaha City to visit his sis
ter for a few days.
Several from here attended the IN
yelling of Mr.. Goolsby's monument at
Maple Grove Sunday.
Rev. Garriss returned home last
week from Omaha and reports his
son Ralph slowly improving.
Mrs. Grace Saylor and son Her
aid returned from Falls City, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Garriss and son Russell left
Wednesday morning for Omaha to
be at the bed side of Ralph Russell.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Daugherty was quite i'll last
week but is some better at this writ
ing.
c. NJ. Heinzelman's new house is
almost complete. When it is finished
ed it will be one of the finest in
Verdon.
Willard Goodloe and wife of Stella
attended the unwilling of the n
ment of APP Goolsby at Maple Grove
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Cunningham left We'd
nesday for st. Joseph, where she will
take her position as nurse, after a
two weeks visit with relatives at
this place.
Walter Veach, John Hall and Jas.
Ayers went to Falls City last week
and brought home their automobiles
they had been obliged to leave there
on account of the heavy rain.
Duard Corn, Walter Veach, Jas.
Ayers and their wives and John Hall,
Mrs. b. f. Veach, and the Misses
Susie Hart and Verna Wilkinson at
tended the celebration at Dawson Sat
urday.
Yves Stump sold his buggy shop to
Will Otto and his interest in the hard
are store to Nelson Zimmerman.
For many years the hardware firm
has been under the name of Stump
& Zimmerman, and the business peo-
pie of Verdon are sorry to lose him
from their circle.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-09
SALEM.

John Sitter was in Salem Monday.
Mr.. Boyd was a Humboldt visitor
Monday. "
Stanley Crook went to Lincoln We'd
nesday morning.
j. F. Richardson of Lincoln WAS in
Salem Wednesday.
Miss Cecil Shelley was in Falls
City between trains Tuesday.
Jesse Arlington went 10 Oneida.
Kansas to spend the Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Web Tyree and Jessie
were down from DAWSON Thursday.
Deck Wade of Sedan. Kansas was
visiting friends in Salem last week.
Mrs. Clarence Miller and son John
are spending several days in st. Joe.
Mrs, l.. Barnes and Mrs. L. @.
Staver We're in Falls City Friday.
Harry Wills purchased a fine new
carriage of W. c. MeCool d Son last
week.
Mrs. Mary Kershaw is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Mobley
this week.
W. A.. Kelly of Lincoln spent Sun
day and Monday at the home of G.
w. Sheely.
Lee MeDermet of Hot Springs Ark,
is at home for a visit with his father
and family.
Virgil Grinstead was in Lincoln
Wednesday taking a cream testers
examination.
John Lichty of Falls City was in
Salem Thursday looking after chau-
tauqua interests.
j.. O. Horton and SOM are unload
ing a new engine and separator pre-
paratory to threshing.
Mrs. John Pearson and children
went to Rulo Saturday to spend a
week with relatives.
Mrs. j. NJ. Pollard returned home
Friday from an extended visit with
relatives at Nehawka.
one of Joe Windle's driving horses
was badly cut Thursday by falling
over a cycle in the hay field.
Mrs. D.. c. Simmons and son went
to Peru on Monday to spend the day
and to attend the big celebration.
George Russell, formerly of Salem
was in town Monday. lie reports
crops fine in his section of the eoun-
try.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Shildneck left
Monday night for Seattle. They ex-
pect to spend some time in and about
Seattle.
The big traction gasoline engine
has arrived. 1t will be used TO haul
coal in four big wagons to the big
dredge boats.
The big dredge boat is expected to
begin work some time this week.
They are just o putting the dipper
crane in working order.
viii Gentry purchased a gasoline
engine to have it connected with his
in which it takes to cut his wheat
and oats.
w. T. Fenton and l.. c. Edwards
were up from Falls City Thursday,
shaking hands with old friends and
making new ones, looking toward the
fall election.
Mrs. II. @. Staver and daughter.
Miss Lena left Sunday for Seattle,
They will spend some time at the
exposition and visiting Mrs. Stayer's
daughter, Mrs. Vincent.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Emmert, Hazel
Grinstead and Ruby Stouffer drove to
Humboldt in the formers auto on
Thursday evening. Clyde Lynn re-
turned home with them.
The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-09

Many people with chronic throat
and lung trouble have found comfort
and relief in Foley's Honey and Tar
as it cures stubborn coughs after
other treatment has failed. /. NJ.
Ruggles, Reasnor, Iowa. writes: ''The
doctors said l had consumption, and
| got no better until | took Foley's
Honey and Tar. 1t stopped the hem
orrhages and pain in my lungs and
they are now as sound rs a bullet
The Falls City tribune., 1909-07-09

The worlds most successful med
ieine for bowel complaints is Cham
berlain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhoea
kennedy. 1t has relieved more pain
aud suffering, and saved more lives
than any other medicine in use. In
valuable for children and adults. Sold
by all druggists. -