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The Falls City tribune., 1910-10-28
RUL0.

Emma Jackson was in Fails City
saturday.
Roscoe Anderson was in Rulo on
Monday.
Kate Ratekin was a yerdon visitor
one day last week.
Mrs. Pete Frederick was in st.
JOE one day last week.
Mrs. J. c. Shepherd is visiting her
daughter in ST. Joe.
Dolph Pierce is laid up with a
badly mashed finger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacket are the PAT
ents of a little daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'miller are the par
ents of a little daughter.
John Burk of Falls City was a Rulo
visitor one day last week.
e. l.. sandusky of Falls City vas
a business visitor Monday.
Henry Brinegar returned Sunday
from South Dakota.
Mrs. Frank Pangburn visited with
friends in Lincoln last week.
Mrs. Wilcox of White Cloud is
visiting with relatives in Rulo.
Dn1 nrafnurJ 90 higpntri ~ a
Rulo visitor one day last week.
George Huckett of Wymore was a
Rulo visitor one day last week.
Mrs. John Caverzagie was a Pres
ton visitor one day last week.
j. o. Osborne and little o were
visitors in Humboldt last week,
Jeff Gilbert returned from st. Joe
Tuesday after a week spent there.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. a. Flick are the
proud parents of a little daughter.
Mrs. j. a. Pope spent several days
this week with relatives in Lincoln.
Eliza Mahan left for st. Joseph
Sunday morning for a few days visit
Ben Seigler moved Monday into
the Winterbottom house near the
%trussle.
Seymore Coupe is transacting bus
mess and visiting old friends in Okla.
homa.
Tom Kanaly and Nellie Coupe Wis.
tied with Rulo friends the first OF
the week,
Tillie Dannecker left for Oklahoma
last week for an extended visit with
her sister,
James Tangney of Falls City is
looking after his apple crop here
this week.
WIN Godfrey and wife of Kansas
City visited with relatives in Rulo
last week.
Mrs. Less Leeds of Falls City
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gro
min last week.
Agnes Schrader returned to Preston
Sunday after a two days visit to
Rulo relatives.
James M%endenhan of Beatrice Wis
5 tied with relatives in Rulo the first
of the week.
Mr., and Mrs. r. d. Larabee visit.
ed relatives in Preston the last of
the week.
DIR. Colman returned to Crete Sun.
day after a few days visit with
Mrs. James Osborne.
Charles Ross and family have NOV.
t ed to Skidmore, Mo, where he has
charge of the ranch.
George Seley returned to Nebraska
| City Monday after several days spent
+ with his family in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey Peckin
paugh of Hiawatha visited with Rule
friends the first of the week.
Willie Carpenter and family O
i Falls City We're visiting with rela
tives here the first of the week.
Hattie Hart left Thursday for St
Joseph for a six weeks visit with
/. relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Shockley and
Mrs. James Van Doren of Indiana
are visiting with their father, Mr.
Larabee,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Williams are the
happy parents of a baby girl, who
The Falls City tribune., 1910-10-28

A good farm for sale, north of Falls
city. Enquire of ". H. Maddox.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
Receiver Abbott
to Issue $400, 900
in Certificates
Esw Independent Telephone En-.
changes to Be Built in South
Omaha and Florence.

Receiver Lyrle l. Abbott q the 1nde-
pendent Telephone company made Bpplius-
ton 10 Judge ". II. Munger in the United
States circuit court Monday afternoon FOR
authority 10 issue s400 100 In receivers Ger
ttficsses for the Improvement and main
tensnce of the plant under the receiver
chip. The application was granted by
Judge Munger.
OF the s40O 900 in certificates to be issued
by the receiver. n20O00 will be immsdi-
atsly avaflsble for the building Of a new
exchange building in South Omaha on q
lot already owned by the independent com
pHny al Tventy-fifth and NJ streets, and
for the completion OF the exchange in Flor
snce
The South Omaha building win be 40z12O
feet in Efzs. two stories high, Of brick and
firsproof construction. Both buildings are
20 be rushed 10 completion and ground
viii be broken in South Omaha this week
Frank E. Ebersols, president OF the In
dependent company, says the action Of
the court viii enable the company 10
greatly improve its service The system
TO be installed IN the new exchanges viii
differ a GOOD deal from the al-Etem in
stalled IN Omaha" he said II viii be
what is known as the two-v-irs system.
while the present installation is the three
wire Eystem Instead of having the large
dial carrying the numbers the new phones
will have q small dial IN the base We
viii. through these exchanges, be able 70
greatly expand and improve the service
In Omaha and al exchanges Will be con
nected up for quick service"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
members.
Big BAZAAR IN THE BEE COURT
Benefit for the Park wilde Home of
the Local Associated
Charities.

Next Friday and Saturday the people of
OmshR and vicinity viii have an opportun-
ity 70 ses for themselves what is being
done IN one branch Of the self-help cam
pziKn being conducted by the Associated
Charities. A bazaar lie TO be held on those
onvr in the rotunds Of the Bee building, for
the exhibition and sale Of various articles
manufactured by men and women st PARK
Wilde home
when Mrs. Kimban gave the use Of her
large residence on Park wilde avenue to
the Associated Charities. Miss Ida V Jontz
and the board Of directors at once grssped
the possibility, establishing therein head
quarters for the utilizing Of energy and
cleverneoE that would otherwise so TO
waste. Throughout the year the association
always had people on its LISTS who did not
want charity 20 much as q chance TO 90
work suited TO their capabilities Noting
this fact, Miss JontE at once got busy TO
equip the Park Wilde home in q manner
TO enable her 10 utilize the work Of the
men and women needing eneoura cement
rather than charity Sewing machines were
secured for those who could use them and
material was purchased TO be worked up
into useful articles
In the few months the home has been
maintained many worthy persons have
bssn enabled to sustain themselves through
thsir work at the home. The results Of this
work. on the part Of a few people, viii be
shown and offered for sale AT the bazaar.
which viii open next Friday morning al 10
O'Clock. II viii be kept open until AT night
Friday. and on Saturday viii be open until
clock -
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
Woman's Work
Activities % the Organized
Bodies Along ths Zines o1 un-
der1alang o3 CunoeEn Go women

AT its annual meeting Monday afternoon
the Omaha Woman's club elected the fol
lowing officers TO serve during the coming
year: President. Mrs. M ID. Cameron
vice president, Mrs. c. W. Hayes; second
vice president. Mrs. L. j. HeRley; recording
secretary. Mrs. X. H. Nelson correspond
ing secretary Mrs George c. Bonner;
treasurer, Mrs. Z. r. Hume. The follow
ing committee chairmen were elected
Auditing COMMITTEES, Mrs. F. H. Straight
constitution committee, Mrs. A. X Gault
courtesies committee. Mrs. Edward John
son. and house and home committee. Mrs.
IBRc Douglas Miss Josie MeHugh and Mrs..
Mulard LanEfeld were elected members Of
the library committee and Mrs. c. n.
Chisem Mrs. L. /. Boltz, Mrs. c. II. Aull
Mrs Edward Phelan and Mrs. Frank
HaIler members OF The membership com
mittee. As president Of The club Mrs.
Cameron was elected first delegate 10 the
Cincinnati biennial convention Of the Cen
eral Federation OF NBmen's clubs May u
10 Is Mrs. w. p, Hartford. Mrs. Sterling
H McGrew and Mrs. Edgar Allen were
elected 10 serve as the other three dele
gates 10 which the club is entitled and
Mrs. n II. Nelson. Mrs. L. ]. Healsy. Mrs
Samuel ReeE and Miss jeanette Jessop
were elected alternates
There Was little business aside from the
election. but IL was decided TO celebrate
the clubs nth birthday anniversary April
"a with an informal afternuun given in the
club rooms Saturday afternoon April %
A ] cent percBpita tax was voted 10 defrHy
the expenses Of The district meeting 10
be held at South Omaha Wednesday of This
week
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

CENTRAL CITY-MaK IA Shelton and
Elsie QuissenberTy were married az the
home Of the brides mother. Mrs. NJ. Z.
Guissenberry north of town Sunday
REPUBLICAN CITY-AE B result of
Tuesdays election there viii be no saloons
betN cen superior and McCook- Last year
Alma. Red Cloud, ArRpehoe and Blooming
ton were wet
AKERYEILLE-The following teachers
have been reelected for next year: T. IL
Patterson. superint tendent. MisE Marie
keenan,. principal: Misses Hoiienbeck snd
HRm for the primary department Other
positions viii be filled later
REPT BLICAN CITT-Ths Farmers and
Merchants Telephone company commenced
last week the erection Of a Ielephone cen
ual office in this CITY. The new building
vii be OF brick. The telephone company
has been doing considerable other work
here recently IN improving their system.
CENTRAL CTTF-Work has just been
commenced on the fine new hrick building
9slng put up by The Farmers state bank.
The block viii be on one of the best busi-
ness corners IN the town and viii be con-
. suucted OF fine pressed brick. II is eK-
eected that II viii be completed before
CENTRAL CfTT-Only two weeks more
ana the fine new depot which the Union
Pacific has built here will be ready for
occupancy. The new depot iE OF brick. with
a large centure structure fronted 81 four
massive stone columns. and has an ample
y, Nlng Al either END u cost upwards OF
e-aVS ana . one Of the finest on the
system outside Of the larger cities
CENTRAL CITT-B. Y. Caldwell residing
rev miles west Of town sustained an IN
lufE MONDAY by JumpinE onto a horse. and
A. his condition became alarming II Was
ueclueo that serious operation should be
pefioI ned- The operation was performed
BY Dr. Henry uf Omaha assisted nv Drs
Jones ana j. r. Benton of this place AT
I last reports M. Caldwell was shos iuE
marked Improvement and IL regarded as out
+ OF danger.
4 CENTRAL CITT-superrIso Matt Harry
OF Silver Greek was able 10 attend the
meeting Of the supervisors here this week
although he stln has absolutely no control
/ Of his left arm, and iE being treated In
the hospital al Columbus Two months
ago Harry was struck BY q faEt train on
4 the Union Pacific AZ Silver Creek g4e had
almost crossed the track when the pliBi
/ beam Of the engine struck his arm huT.linr
him several yards. The arm Was badly
Z body.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
Nebraska

t was Iorued 90 disContinus tht ErtndtnE
and marketing uf flour ana feed stuff
The rate on commodities 70 flour and feed.
such ss vhsst and corn. FOR the thirty
wears was cents per 100 pounds. but since
July g. 1sW. this rate has been ~ cents
To force the railroad 10 restore thst 8
rate the commission held 20 be a very
dangerous precedent. ar the rate was in
the nature Of q rebate.
sprinE Cones vita TaH Mas.
Members Of the state Board % Assess-
rnsnt feel sure that TIE backbone Of win
ter is broken. They were Ereeted this
afternoon by A. ". scrihner of the Union
Pacific tax department who is a sure
hHfblnEer Of hot tirnes and warm weather.
Nj srribner came down 10 look over some
Of the railroad reports and get a date
for his appearance before the board when
II begins its meeting on the first Monday
IN MAY.
Lawrence Hnd IN Work.
Ed Lawrence. bond clerk In the office
OF state Auditor Barton, today filed bonds
issued by Phelps county 10 the amount Of
500 ono Tor a new court house and jail and
bonds 20 the amount of 3 900 Tor Beaver
City for water works.
Governor Goes CampniEninE.
COY ernor ShAIienberEer and Leo Maj
thevs, his chief clerk and secretary TO the
democratic state committee vent 10 STRAIT
ton this morning 10 take part in the demo
cratic banquet there tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
sFARl
HYMENEAL-.


The wedding Of Miss Bessie Louise Run
dali daughter Of Mr.. John c. Rundal, 716
Michigan avenue, Evanston, I'LL, and Mr.
Roy Andrews Ralph Of Omaha will take
place Wednesday evening, April 20, at the
brides home. Miss Rachel Williams OF
Seneca, Kan, viii serve as maid Of honor
and the Misses Florence P. DevereIl Of
Omaha and NJ. Eva McHuEh Of Sioux City,
Ia as bridesmaids. Mr.. Lyman J. Bryson
OF Omaha viii be best man for the groom.
and the ushers viii be Messrs. Henry vii.
Hams Of Evanston and willard Dixon Of
Chicago. II is 10 be a home wedding. with
Rev. A. s. c. Clark officiating.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
PlTTSBURG PRAYS FOR CITY
FREE FROM GRAFT AND VICE

PITTsBURG. April H. - The special
prayer Gay" ordered by Bishop Cortland
Whitehead was observed today in all the
Episcopal churches Of the PittsburE do
csse. Sermons were preached on civic
riEhteousness. politics. graft and fraud and
special series Of printed prayers. pre-
pared by Bishop Whitehead. was read in
all the churches as . form Of repentance.
District Attorney William A Blakeley
and his staff were busy today preparing q
program for the grand jury sessions this
week, which, he said, would call for the
disclosure Of the man who paid $4,000 to
Charles Stewart In New York to bTibe
Pittsburg councilmen. Frank n. HoffEtot
indicted as the alleged man higher up
in getting this bribe pool together, is still
in New York and the district attorney had
not heen advised tonight as to whether ii
would be necessary to seek his eKtradition.
During the weekend the district attorney
had several more conferences with Stewart
and II is believed that his story lie the
grand jury tomorrow.
Tomorrow is also the date set for Judge
r. s FrRzer's ruling on the objection
brought mp by an attorney for the indicted
oouncflmen. II is claimed that Foreman
Harrison Nesbit is not q legal resident OF
the county and therefore is ineligible to
serve as a grand juror The technicality
II sustained. would il iE said, neeessitate
q recommenoemsnt Of the whole graft in
quiry.
Mayor William MaEee win issue a proc
lGmRtion Tuesday calling for a special cleo
ton on April 2s 10 fill vacancies in eoun-
ellis caused by the resignation Of guilty
members.
JACKSON. Miss, April 1o.-The forces
that are battling in the senate over the
bribery scandals spent q busy Sunday, and
when the investigation is resumed tomor-
row morning interesting developments are
expected. score OF new witnesses have
been summoned and sergeants-Rt-arms are
scattered uver the state looking for others
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
You Can Feel
Your Eczema Heal

(FrOm the American Drug Reporter
fEcsema on the head and scalp is q
common occurrence Of a most common
disease, and II is 10 be regretted that
most remedies for eczema which produce
cures when Uther parts uf the body are
affected fail 20 give good results when
used for eczema on the head
The new drug quintone Is different
from other eczema cures offered 10 the
public. for n proves an excellent remedy
for All ferns of salt rheum. tstter, ring
worm. psoriasis and similar skin diseases.
and purchasers report that they can feel
Il heal
AS ecsema on the scalp causes annoy
ing itching. dandruff and falling hair. the
sales % auintOne are rapidly increasing
and n is probably the most popular home
treatment known. All that 10 necessary
is 20 dissolve tN'o ounces OF auintone in J
half pint Of not wafer and let II cool nov
add rwo ounces Of alcohol For sczsmH
On the head rub uuintone lotion well into
the scalp with the finger tips. For ecze1uE
e'asWhere q cloth saturated with uuinton.
lotion is applied for q half hour tWics !
day 10 the affected surface QuintDns
Etcps the itching ~ once '-lAdrD
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

CENTRAL CITY. Neb.. April, I-tspe-
eisi.)-Te campaign being VRged by the
Commercial club against travelling beEERrs
and fake advertising schemes is already
bearing fruit and the sight Of an itinera-
ant begERr bearing the plAocRrd. I Am
Blind or carrying papers explaining that
he is deaf and dumb. seems TO be almost a
thing OF the past in Central City. The Com
mercial club has appointed a credentials
committee which is 10 eSamine the pa spers
of all beEERrs who come 10 the town ask
ing for aid, and II they convince the com
mice that they are worthy they are auth
orized 10 60 ahead and ask aid from the
citizens. A week ago a beEgar started 10
work in Central City. asking for sid on the
plea that he was deaf and dumb. The com
mirtes examined his papers and found that
he only bore the affidavit Of H r. Raines
purporting 10 be a prartioinE physician in
Denver, Colo. A dispatch 10 the city clerk
of Denver brought the information thai
there no Euoh physician as n. B.
Raines in Denver and that there had not
been any listed in the city directories for
The last four years. The fellOw who bore
the certificate, when he found that his
case was being investigated. left town on
the first train.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
Really at Work
on Capital Removal
Citizens Of Grand Island Take Steps
TO Be in Readiness When
Fight Begins.

cial)-A meeting Of the Commercial club
mas besn called for tomorrow evening for
the purpose OF discussing the action 10 be
taken with reference to securing q vote
by the people Of the state on the capital
removal proposition before any sppropria-
tion or levy is made for new capitol
building. The aim is TO cooperate with
every city and county in central and
western Nebraska. Kearneys CONNER
cial club already has committee on pub
betty and the fact is recognized fully that
up 10 the point Of fixing q new location If
il comes to that the interests OF the
various cities are identical. There Is little
doubt hut that there viii he united action,
definite plans TO that effect having been,
in q measure. formulated
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
SISTERS OPEN
HOSPITAL At ALLIANCE
New Insfifutton for Western Nebraska
and EaEtern Iowa fn Charge of
Omaha Order

ALLIANCE. Neb.. April I.-Cspecisl
Telegram THE Mercy Sisters Of Omaha
formally opened the Alliance hospital here
tedRy under the name OF the Mercy hospi-
tai II viii now be In full charge Of these
sisters with q competent staff OF physicians
and surgeons and viii supply the hospital
demands OF western Nebraska and the east
ern part Of Wyoming and southern South
Dakota. The new hospital is in course Of
erection and when completed will be one
Of the best equipped institutions in the
state
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
KANSAS CITY OFFICIAL OUT
Police COmmiHNi0Der marks Mails
Resignation - GOvernOr-MHy
Have Been Friction.

KANSAS CITY April 10.-ThomRs r.
Marks member OF the kansas City Board
Of Police Commissioners mailed his reslE-
nation to Governor Hsdley tonight. In his
letter Of resignation Mr.. Marks Says his
duties police commissioner have inter
fered with his practice OF law and that he
has suffered heavy financial losses as the
result OF this interference.
That there was friction between Marks
and r. B. MiddiebrOok, the other commis-
sioner, has seemed apparent for some time.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
SETS BUILDING ABLAZE.
THEN BLOWS OUT BRAINS
Iowa Man Makes DOubly Certain Ol
Death-III-Health Prompted
Deed.

MARSHALLTOwN, Ia. April u.-(Spe-
ciRl Telegram. )-Alber1 Holoumb, aged rs
years recluse living northeast Of the city
made doubly sure OF death today when he
set fire TO a shed. then went inside and
blew his brains out with a shotgun His
body was incinerated. He left note that
indicated that sickness had unbalanced his
mind
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
CONSUMER is sTUNG AGAIN
Valuable Hen IEnominiOusIy Dies,
with Eggs Ont of sight and
Chickens SOARING.

The grim red tape and system Of railroad
accounting cannot always hold the joke
smith IN check. Murder scandal and
funnyisms are irrepressihle. Even in the
face Of death, the man with a tickled idea
must have IL out
Northwestern freight depot received q
shipment OF hens from western Nebraska
TO Omaha The fowls were sent 10 this
city alive in a wooden crate, and when the
box reached Lincoln II was found that one
OF the hens was dead.
The way bill was consulted and the fol-
lowing notation was made upon il. ''Ons
Of the hens dead at Lincoln"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

LEMARS Ia. April u.-fSpeciHl Tele-
gram.)-JAmss Nash, aged So years. an old
resident Of tins county. while driving out of
Hinton about io.@ O'Clock This morning
Was STRUCK hy . freight train ana iusta NJ ;
killed. NaHh's horse and buEEy we're hurled
about ninety feet
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

Omaha women's clubs as well as the
other local clubs promise 10 be wen rep
resented al the SECOND district fedora
ton convention held at the public library
Al South Omaha "Wednesday Of this week
The hostesses will entertain the visiting
delegates for luncheon ana luncheon viii
be served other visiting women al IS
cents a plate.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

inin the indUstris department Of the As
suciated Charities home in Omaha which
will be held in the rotunda Of The Bee
building Friday and Saturday Of this
week.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

The Woman's Culture club of Aurora
Neb.. has undertaken 10 build q hospital
and has raised $4,000 Of The necessary
s. Oo0. il has appealed 10 other clubs Of
the state 10 help II by each club woman
contributing her very best tested recipe
Local women Viii mail these 10 Mrs p
J. Burnett, B0a South Thiriieth street.
as coon as possible. These recipes are
40 be- combined IN Nebraska COOK book.
which VIII be sold and the proceeds De-
rUted devoted 10 the hospital fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

Dundee Womsn's club at its last meet
inE endorsed the recent action Of the
Omaha Woman's club IN asking for an
ordinance that VIII eliminate much Of
the danger Uf the Fourth Of July cele-
brstiun, and asked 20 co-0perBte with the
local women in any way possible in in
flusncipg The council in favor Of such
Legislation.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

n. p HANSON. +. Burns and L q Ritter
are plAnriug 70 50 10 Chicago Monday NIGH
fer . visit
Prank = Emmert manager uf the Cen
tral Coal and Coks csmpAny % Omaha
leaves Thursday for sAh Lake cltr utah
where hsfWiu MAKE me home hsrsaftsr.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

IL you haven't visited Miss Patsy al The
BrandeiE you are doing yourself a great
injustice for she is one Of the dearest Eiris
ever. and her list OF admirinE friends ia ex-
tending as rapidly as her acquaintance
Miss ouinlan il presenting the character
20 delightfully."- that ordinary praise fails
to 90 her justice, and the company 10 one
Of the best seen at the new thsG1er il is
Savage production. staged by George
Marion, and more than this can not be
said for comedy. On Wednesday after
noon q matinee will be played The enEzEe-
ment olOsses on Wednesday evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

Councilman Davis wanted the committee
TO arrange formal dedication OF the new
sewer just about completed on Fort street,
by giving q banquet therein.
Councilman Hummel said he favored an
ice cream festival TO which everybody and
his sister should he invited; but he was
opposed TO an officiRl function
Councilman McGovern said he understood
that family Of sewer rats had already
taken possession, and he doubted the wis
dom Of lacking the rodents with 10 mild
dose as ice cream. The committee de-
elinsd 10 commit itself, the impression be-
ing left that TO turn ON the water will be
the best dedication.
The committee on public property and
buildings was directed 20 find out how
many buildings the city owns or has claim
ON in various sections. for which no rent
IL being received.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

Persistent advertising iE the road to BF
Returns.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

Club women have been invited 10 al
tend the sale o. practical articles made
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

Mcintyre and Heath in Hay7i" oomss
10 the BrEndeis on Thursday evening, q
company Of 100 headed by the celebrated
blAck-face comedians, being engaged in pre-
senting this nerriest an mAddest Of musical
melanEes from the pen of John J. McNaIly
Il is Klaw a ErlRnEer show. and this
means gorgeous costumes and scenery,
wonderful lighting effects, HnAppy action
and AL that combines TO make up a fine
show. The engagement fs for three nights.
with q matinee on saturday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-12

A year ago there were only few real estate
brokers who sold homes on easy terms. Today
most any of them viii sell you home and allow
you to pay for ii with the rent money.
This condition has been brought about by
the Home Day idea of The Bee. We want to
make Omaha city of homes.
In Thursdays Bee viii be advertised great
many choice home bargains for sale on easy
terms. Each advertisement viii vie with the
others in attractiveness as a bargain.
Your opportunity is here, grasp it!