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f December l 2 , 1 goy } . TI-IE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE I
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Local and Personal. .
Rcv. H. Bcx is \'cry sick at his
home in this city.
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, Ab Gools1J was down from
crdon 'l'ucsclay on busincss. . .
\V. J. McCray came clown from
Stella on Monday of this weck.
B. A. Davis of Hiawatha rc-
gisterccl at the City Hotel Saturday -
day
Gco. hilwcll of Auburn was
on the streets of this city Satur-
(1a ) ' .
'l'homas James 'of Humboldt
transacted business in this city
1\1onday.
Carry Boles of Dawson was
visiting in thiscity the fore part
of the wcck.
S. B. and Julia Lee of Dawson
were in this city the first of thc
week.
1\1rs. Schrader' ancl daughter
Amclia of Vcrdon were in this
city 'l'uesda
: . C. A. , Smilcy af\d H. E. Williams
of Shubert were in this large city
Monday.
bred Richards of Hiawatha
witnessed thc foot-ba11 game in
this city Saturday.
Joseph Glasscr of HumbohH
visited at thc home of the County
Sheriff last Monday.
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; . / J. H. Hall of Vcrdon visited in
( this city Mcnday , thc guest of
' . . his brother , G E. Hall.
Mrs. Lctha Scott visited with
her parents , Joe Ranger and wife
" in Salem Tuesday
, ' James Powell is confined to his
home this week nursing a very
sore facc. It is hoped his recovery
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will be rapi'l.
Born , to John Gchling" and wife
\Vcdncsday , 'NO\ 16 , 1)04 ) an
j 8 pound g'irl. 1'0 thc proud par-
{ cnts wc extend cOligratulations.
Howard T-I. Lon in 10 hours
shucked 154 bushcls and 40 lbs of
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corn. This was lone on tl c
James Hill farm northeast of this
city Wednesday , Nov. 3nl
but did not unload the corn him-
self.
y Ruth thc four year old 1 daugI- :
tel' of 11' alHllr5. . Guy Leper
living several miles cast of Hl1m-
loldt suffered from severe burns
by falling into ,1 , tub of hot water
a few cla j's dg'O. Prompt mcdical
attention was given and thc little
_ one will likely feel no permanent
1 " bad cffccts.
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"Hcr Only Sin" has thc true
ring of human cmotions. Scn-
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timcnt that is pure and natural
I comedy that is healthy and
amuscs-pathos that is real , not
strained for clTect-all ,
t - char\cter-
istic of the location where the
scenes arc laid. 1'0 be presented
I at The Gehling on : Monday Dec.
5. Julia Gray head the cast of
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a well qualified company.
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POUGI ON.
? Iad Wcl1.'ou jist bet I tttri
Es mad es I can hcl
'l'hillgs have challgcd an offill lot
'Holltl here , SCIICC ) st'tay. .
Only couple days ago ,
I rompcd , all' screamed , all' playcd
At almost cvry kited 0' games ,
An' not a wont was sed.
But 'est'day 'II' all ( lay t'lfl ) '
'l'hitlg's aillt a gout' right ;
An' 1 guess Iknow th' cause of it ;
I think I do all right.
'l'h' Doctor brought a baby here ,
A little hit 0' thing ;
"l'aint no usc 't mc atal1 ,
WOllt laff , er play , cr sillg'
. ' ' " scS-"I still I"
All' cver'omt scS-'keep
An' - " DOli 't you make a noisc. "
An' -"You call't play gales in th'
house. "
An'-"Uon't call ill thc hays. "
An'-"You keep I still , YOlI'll wake her
t1p. "
' " that noise ! "
An'-"Johnny , stop
I wish that I could play sum games ,
gr else call in th' boys.
Last night Igot ascoldill' ,
'Cause I made thc baby cry.
Didn't mean t' do it ;
Cross my heart , 'n' hope 't die !
All' I jest stand an' look ct , it
A layin' thare by maw ;
It's the awful1est , homliest , redfacc(1
thing ,
That I have ever sa\v.
Dent sec what good babies arc
'l'hcy stop a fellers fun ,
'Cause I haint romped er played atal1 ,
Since this here baby cum.
Alld if thc."re goill' to keep I it long ,
I'll never git to play ;
I wish th' Doctol" cum ag'ill ,
All' take this one away.
fIarket Letter.
KANSAS Clfl'Y , Mo. , Monday ,
Nov . 2S , 1904.-'l'hc good total
of 60OOcattlc was received here
last week , just about thc saute as
the week before. This was more
than was expected , and with the
interference of the Thanksgiving
holiday , prices softened a little
on nearly everything , 10 to 20
cents would cover thc loss on any
particular kind , but markets were
slow nearly every day. Of course
the difference between an active
and snappy market , and a slow
dull one , although not called any
lower really amounts to 5 or 10
cents per cwt. , account of lack of
enthusiasm in buyers , and thc
actual shrink that a late sale
mcans. The supply today is 16 ,
000 hcad , which is again more
than we expected and market is
called stcady. There isn't any
good corn cattle comIng now , one
trove last week sold at 55.85 , anl
top today is 55'.80 , but most of
thc corn cattle sell at S4.50 to
$5.25. Choice cattle would sell
at $6.35 or more. Good grass
steers continue at range of 53. 50
to 54.75 , cows and heifers 52.25
to 53.75 , a few droves of corn fed
heifers at 54.25 to 55.00 , veals
55.00 to $6.00. Country demand
for stockers and feeders has been
better last two weeks than for
several weeks , and still holds up.
Speculators were timid last week
but are bidding steady to strong
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Peters Shoe Co's. "Diamond Brand"
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Shoes
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lias I been awarded the Grand Prize at the St. Louis
Exposition. The award of the Grand Prize was made
by International I .I ury composed of experts from the
United States and foreign countries and was won in
competition \ \ ith the whole world. \Ve sell them.
Come in and get a pair.
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Fe W. Cleceland
Falls City , , Ncb raj &a -J
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today. Prices for feeders range
from 53.00 to 53.75. Stockers
$2.75 to $375
Hog market make a small net
loss last week , but it is a hard
struggle for the packers to lower
prices any. Every time there is
a small dccline they cannot con-
ceal 1 their anxiety for hogs , and
salcmen put the price right back
up. $4.80 was top price four days
of the week. Market is 5 to 10
lower todaywith a top of $4.73/
hulk of sales $4.40 to S4)5
Pries here continue to range 5
to 15 cents above the other mark-
ets , account of more competition
among packers.
Mutton market has been strong
and some higher from day to ( lay.
Supply today is heavy at 11,000
head , and the market is steady tea
a shad lower. Best lambs bring
5(1.00 , fed yearlings 55.25. and fed
ewes $4.50. Thin sheep are also
some highcr. at $3.75 to $4.25 for
wethcrs and yearlings , and lip to
$4.75 for lambs.
J. A. Hickart ,
L. S. Correspondent.
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REFRACTIONIST
R.L.Beaumont , M.D.
Sixth & FelixSt.Joseph
Formerly eye and ear specialist -
ist now limited practice to
Eye Glasses
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Our Closing
Out Sale
of Overcoats
still I'oinu' and will
Is going on
continue until the present
stock is exhat ; ted. They
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I are going fast and you
I had better come in right
away if you want to take
advantage of the extremely -
ly low prices we arc mak- ,
ing' as they won't last
long. Come in nu\\
while there is a good assortment -
sortment t.o select from.
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Missouri Pacific Railway
Tlmc Tablc , Falls City , Neb.
NOlI'l'lI
No. 1 Omaha and rillcoln
l.xpress . . . . . . . . . . . . , . , , . A 2:2 : a III
No. IJ Omaha and f4illcolu _ _ 8:35 : a III
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pasncIIgcl' . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . ,1\ 2:48 : 11 III
N0 233 Local Freight , AII-
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