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: KANSAS CI'l'Y , Mo. , Monuay'
I i . . Jan. 2 , 11)05. The supply here
i I today is 5000 hcad , just about
, right , but Chicago reports 37,000
: 'r. . . l cattle , altogether too many.
Prices arc 10 lower today on Idll-
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i , ing- cattle , hut stockers and feeders -
. , ers arc nearly eady. 'rhc had
market today will probably hold
off receipts balance of the week
, and markct should be as good as
stcady ; during that timc. Top
. beef steers last week sold at 85.50 ,
hut some orders for prime beeves
were untillcd , as none of that kind
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came , they would ha\ ' e sold
a1'Ound $6.00. Monday and "rucs-
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. . day very few steers sold antler
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, , 84.25 , but last of the weep , many
. . . . sales wcrc at$4.00 or lcss. Good
heifers sold at 54.00 to S.L50 , fat
hca ' y cows 53.50 to $1.25 , uteclium i
she stuff at 82.40 to 83,25 , and
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thc fair to g-uod sting closed thc
week 10 to 20 cents hig-hcr. Vcals
sold tip to 5.50 for choiccst.
. . ' . Stock cattle and feeders ad\'ilnccd
a quarter , hut so fcw of them ar-
rived there was not much stir to
thc trade. A few ; . oed heavy
, feeders went to the country laic
in the week at 83.75 to 5-4.25 , and
range of prces : for stocker : , feeds -
s ers and stock calves was 82.50 to
f 84.25.
JrVj According to all precedents in
View of the light run , thc hog
- market should have gained sharply -
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ly last week , but it closed only
5 cents above close of previous
, . vcck. Packers have not aban-
doncd thc bear side of the lrg"U-
4 1I1cnt , and are still expecting to
buy hogs around 8.1.00 thismonth.
, Market is 5 to 10 cents lower to-
day , with a top of 84.55 , hulk of
sales 84.25 to S4.50. Pigs bring
r S3.)5 to 53.1)0 , light hogs 84.10
10 :34.40 : , and packers weights
$4.40 to S4.55-J. A. ichart ,
L. S. Corrcspol1dcn
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Williamsville. I I I
John Schut is suffering from
an Hack of the grip.
George Arnold spent Sunday
with friends near Salc1l1.
.Mr. 'orong"old : lost one of liis
. , I valuable tarm horses last wcek.
- Ira Dunn and family spent Fri-
day evening at thc home of H. J.
1)unn. '
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Mary Ducrfcldt who has beets
working for Irs. Arnold is now
' at homc.
. l\Icssrs. Charles and : Joe Arnold
r spent last Sunday with their
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'f- - uncle near Salcm.
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Charles Arnold left for Dcs-
Moines [ , Iowa , Tuesday to resume
his school dutics.
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{ Frank Butler and son Earl
" marketed two loads of fat hogs to
. Falls City Saturday.
, Among thc shoppers who were
in Falls City Saturday were
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. : Frank Butler and son Earl , Nellie
' . . . Dunn , Irs. G. Ducf ch1t and
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daughters and Ehilcr Butler.
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Anna 1' einkc who is attcnding'
school at thc convent at Nub spent
thc holidays with her parents.
\Ir. C. Steinbrink transactcd
business in Falls City Thursday
for 1)ist. 2.f of which he is trcas-
urcr.
'i lte little laughter of ? Jr. I and
\I I rs. Fred 1 l1a rtman who has
been seriously ill has some what
iulpro \ 'cd. '
" Vindlc Gerwick and l daughters
Lousia and Katic pent New
Year's E\'c at the home of \ Ir.
\Yeisscntinc.
The infant child of \ti . and
Irs. George Schut is critically
ill , but their many fricnds hope
to hear of his recovery soon.
Harley Butler , son of i\lr. and
\Irs. Frank Butler who has been
suffering from .In attack of 'ry-
phoid fever is so much impt'o\'cd
hat h cis playing with i his chnuts
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agaIn.
The school house In Dist. 20 :
liurnt down 'rucsda\ owning to a
defective stove 'it'ld , flue. New
books and several other i111prO\'e-
mcnts had been made which in all
is a total loss as thc building was
only assured for a small amount.
Fargo.
J. R. Krusors is on the sick
list this wcck.
The [ boys and girls are having
quite a time over the telephonc
these days.
A dance \y.1S given at thc
home of 1\11' . and \Irs. Duncan
last Saturday c'cningA good
time is rC.portcd.
'rhc in asgiterade ball which
was to have been held at thc li'arg.o l
hall December 26 , was postponed
to January 4 on account of thc
snow storm.
'hc [ Falls City 'l'clephonc Co.
had better conic a1l get their
poles which arc strung along thc
road 1n this llcig"h borhood. Some
of them arc getting . quite . rottcn.
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Ohio Precinct.
Emma IcCaJ1n visited at O. A.
Burks Sunday.
1. J. Rhodes little child b 011
thc sick 1ist.
Frank Peck visited with Ivan
Keller , Sunlay.
Willie Albers visited at Mr.
Brewers , Sunda ) ' .
Alice and Ncttie O' ! \ Iara went
over to Arag'o , onday. [
A. E. Knisely spent New
Years near Ham1in , Kas.
Emma and Mande cCann entertained -
tertained friends from Nebraska
City during thc holidays.
\Ym. Hucttncr killed a large
jack rabbit while out hunting
Ionday
Dr. C. J-I. Shaffer of Merrill ,
Kas. , spent a few days with rela-
tives in this y1cinlty last week.
Mary Dodds returned to Peru
Wednesday to take up her school
work again after a two weeks
vacation at homc.
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Junk ! Junk !
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1 will buy all the Junk .I you have and pay good
prices for it. J1st J ) \ like ! finding money on your part.
: A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Eal"ned.
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I lerl' is whcre you can pick em up-dollars wc 111.ln.
I now sort al i junk here instead of at Omaha and
can therefore pay better priccs. I will buy retail or
, wholesale lots and pay city prices , and at the sane time
sa't you the freig'ht.
ham n Office Between 1st s\ 2nd
011 Chase Street.
Deal } with me and make mOI11. Y , Ring Phone No. . : ! 3Q
and 1 will call on you , or drop me a card. Prices
submitted on application.
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Js FERER .
I PROP. FALLS CITY JUNK HOUSE
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\I I r. Dodd and wife arc enjoying -
ing" a visit 11'01110 their neicc , IiSR
Jones Washing-ton Co. Kas.
Thc crowd that charh'aril'd
Chas. Stump and : wife last wcd
were treated to a feast of Oystl
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I ; \ ndi' : y 'night.
F. S. Lichty and : gdg'cr Hark-
ins arc batching- while their
wives arcs away on it visit with
rela th'cs.
The three sons of \Irs. [ O'j\ara [
arc house again after spending
thc holidays with their sister in
l ulo.
Eph. Peel shelled corn one day
last wcck. Frank Schulcnberg-
did thc work with his new gaso-
line cng-inc.
Al Doerncr stirred up considerable -
able excitement among the local
sports by stories of a wonderful
jack rab\it he had seen near l ulo.
Investigations however , proved
thc animal Al had seen to be a
muskrat.
An Oversight.
In thc "Educational Depart-
ment" this weep , is a paper by
Miss Carrie C. Boyd , but in set-
ting it we forgot to give her thc
credit for it.
Auction Sale
Monday January 9
At IllY farm nine miles
north east of this city and
4 miles northwest of Rule
At 10 o'clock a 111.
31 head high grade
short horn cattle , 4 head
horses. 32 head hogs and
Farlll lllpleillents and
house hold goods
Lunch on Grounds
John Iloepfel
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i TIME TABLE
"sf Ii ! Falls CityNcb. .
Lincoln Dcnvcr
Omaha Ilelcnn
Clticaso Butte
st. Joseph Snit Lake City
Kansas City Portland
51. Louis and nil San Francisco
, points east and ! and nil points
sOl1th. wcst.
' 'l'1 INS J.J : " \'H AS 1:0JIO\\5 :
No. 42. 'ol'l1allll St. Lori
. pecial , St Joseph ,
Kansas City , St.
Louis anti all points
east antsouth , . . . . . 7:20 : l' III
Xo. 1.1. Vestihuied express ,
daily , Denver and \ !
all points west anti
northwest. . . . . . . . . . 1:35 : a 111
No. 1.t. Vestihuled express ,
daily , St. Joe , Kansas -
sas City , Sl. Louis
and all points cast
and south. , . . . . . . , . 7:43 : a 111
No 15. Vestibuled express ,
daily , Denver , and : ' "
all points west and :
northwest , . . . . . . . . 1:28 : l' III
No. 16. 1 Vestihuled express
daily , S..i Joe , Kansas -
sas city , St Louis
Chicago and points
east and south. . . . , 4:25 : p III
No. 20. Local express daily
Atchison and ! points
south and west. . . . 4:35 : p III
No. 41. St. r..ouis-Porl1alll
Special , I..i I1coln , IIe-
lena , 'l'ncollla and
Portland without
change . . . . . . . . . . . . 10:07 : l' III
Xo. 115. Local accoll1lllolla-
tion , d laity i C x-
cept SIll ay , Sa lem ,
Ncmaha and Ne-
raslm City. . . . . . . . 10:40 : p 111
Sleeping , lining and I reeling chair
cars ( scats free ) 011 through trains.
1'ickets sold allll baggage checked to
SI1Y point in thc States 01' Canada. 1 o'or
i 11 fo rill a tion , tinme tables , nmaps and
tickets , call on or write to G. Stewart
Agent , I ails City , Neh. , or J. Francis ,
G. P. & ' 1' . A. , Omaha.
REFRACTIONIST
R.L.Baumont M. D.
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Sixth & FeIixSt.Joseph
Formerly eye and ear specialist -
ist now limited practice to
Eye Glasses
DH. \V. I4. KEN Y of St.
Joseph EYE , EAR , NOSE and
'rI3ROA'r SPECIALIST will beat
at Mercy Hospital January 10.
