. 4 Shubert Notes.
; , Shub'rt has one of the best
little hotels 111 the county
. Saloon licenses were granted
to Schulenberg Brothers and Shu-
bert and Harmon by the village
board Monday nigh
Frank Shubert demonstrated ; at
a the village board meeting Mon-
; da ) ' night that he is not to be
coerced into doing anything
1'
John P. King is of course , the
} ' chairman of the village board.
I r Mr. King is as widely known as
.
hnv ; man in the county and he is.
, worthy of all the good things his
neigbbors say about him.
any Hutching is the g-eneral
custodian of the peace and pur-
suit of happiness of the vi11age.
r He has charge of his father's
business and is showing his pa-
I temal ancestor how things should
, ' be done
_ John Evans of the Shubert
H -
- bank is the busiest man in town.
j ' Shubert has had bitter experil'nce
, . : with its ank's. but the Farmers ,
. bank under the management of
: , l\Ir. Fvans is as solid 'as a rock of
'I '
} : ' Gibralter and is deserving of the
'I . .
" very large patronage It receives.
What Shubertwould do wi thout
W. H. Morrow Henry Williams ,
: Myron Taylor , Co1. Dalby , Jos.
Harper and men of like enter-
prise is a mystery. These men
are in part at least. responsibile
for the spendid little village that
it is.
, Hank Shafer and Adam Fall-
. - . "r. J . , ' " mer have a monopoly on the Iiv-
\ , cry business in Shubert. As a
' 71 general proposi tion we are opposed -
ed to monopolies but these gentleman -
'
, . man are so satisfactory in their
treatment of their customers that
I we are willing to acknowledge
i an exception to the rule.
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The Tribune hasen't as many
subscribers in Shubert as it would
. . like. 'Ve would be glad to have
you send in your name. The
. . . suhscirption price is one dollar
f1 . ; . , and we are in no especial hurry
for the money.
The reporter was very much
. . ' surprised at the many evidence 'of
: - ; \ prosperity that are apparent in }
tit. \ Shubert. The Lord department !
f- : store is a sqil1inJ : ' example of'this1
m { Charlie believes in pinters ink !
'm- andhais ' used it effectively . His
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= : g , . store would . be a credit . . . . to Fall
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: : - : , City and is wident1y appreciated
1 , , I ' by his trade Lon Shelton wbo
; : . . . is favorably known in Falls City
jt' : is the head push in his harness
J' department.
, Shubert is learning its lesson
. , .
in christian charity , One who
. 111 life was condensed , is now bet -
t ing spoken of in expressions of
1 , 1 spmpathy. However one should
not forget that the best charity
is shown to the Hving. The
, white hopeless face of Mary vlag-
deline has been a pathectic pic-
ture for more than two thousand
years
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THE , SOVEREIGN RE EDYU
If you millo hO 8 and sheep you nrc deeply concerned about how to avoll' chotcm and t t I \
curD "cab. Thero' n dependable remedy. The hlgheRt authorities , VcterlnnrlauR , , a ' ' " " . I
Leading Breeders , Government Experiment Stations , both by preaching and practice , b + , "i ,
proclaim It the sovereign remedy. It 'B ' tamous , '
: i'OLY I'
ZENOLEUM . .
. Ua.ol .tholera b7 destroying discus rennll , maintain. eaattsq condition. , WhotJ Bean , k61. . , ' '
lice and 'tck'l reUIYei . from stomach and 1ntc.tlnal worm , heale lIoree and wounds , curve skin \
dteeue Tonenroour anlmsl'cbealtyouneed only begidedbywhat Gonmmenl " and 8talo ' '
{ author1Ue. and leading breeders s.yob
"Tho Great Coal Tar Carbollo Dlslnl.otant DID. "
famrlo ! J"Allnn of 7t'nnlcum ; by Ut'R , , prepeld , 'lr1. . Yeo . Ifallone , ' 11.151.I'fIht \ ! ( prepele "
1nve.llaatebysending for co lel of free bool eta , " \'cwr1D&r7 Achiller" and "hllll' . a TrOublee" , I
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For Sale by King Pharmacy , Falls City , Nebraska
LAKE SHORE HERD
OF PURE BRED
Short Horn Young Bulls
FOR SALE
TWO AND ONE HALF MILES EAST OF
- - FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA. .
PRICES REASONABLE
C. F. BUCHHOLZ.
A proposition to build a large
canning and vinigar factory is
being seriousiy considered. We
know of no better locality than
Shubert for such a business. The
probabilities are that such a plant
will be put in and if this is done
The Tribune predicts a complete
success.
Col. Davenport contemplates a
vacation in the near fnture in the
in the interest of health. The
Colonel's spirits are as young as
ever but his legs are on a strike.
Mr Davenport will attend the 50
th anxersary : of the Nebraska
City Masonic lodge on May 10th
He is a charter member of the
lodge.
Verdon. .
Mrs Josh Lord of Salem was
in town Sunday.
D. l\I. Davies and wife of Falls
City visited relatives Sunda ' .
Oscar Kussbaum and wife were
Falls City visitors on Saturday.
Lafe Dowell and wife of Salem
visited Geo. Knapp and wife on
Sunday.
Dr Houston visited his sister
Mrs Moran at the Transit house
last week.
Mrs. Steece organized an embroidery -
broidery class last week. They
will meet at Mrs. Corn's
Jesse Weaver and wife enter-
tained nineteen of their relatives
and friends at Sunday dinner
Cap Sailor , Fred Heineman , E.
A. Harden and Prof. Watson vis-
ited the county capitol Saturday.
The father of S. vI. Mayfield ,
who is here from Greely , Colo. ,
is visiting in Shubert this week .
Mrs . Cassie Simpson of : aw-
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rence , Kansas is visiting her
brother , J. F. Cornell , and other
relatives.
Misses Gertrude Lum and Bes-
sie Stump are attending the Congregational -
gregational conventoin at Sew-
ard Rev. Bohn is also in
attendance
Grand Chief of Honor Mrs. ,
Latky was here Friday and poke
to the Degree of Honor lodge. A
large number from Shubert and
Mrs. Theodore Weaver of Stella
were in attendance. A banquet
was held after the work was com-
pleted.
I
J. W. Cullen was in Falls City I
Monday.
Mrs. Wm. Stack entertained
the Ninth Hour club of Salem on
last Thursday e\'ening.
Sunday afternoon Rev. Bohn
baptized eight persons at Har-
den's lake north of town ,
Quarterly meeting at Evangelical -
ical church Sunday night. Rev.
Sheep of Omaha administered
the sacrament.
Without soliciting a single
individual The Tribune added 21
names to its list last week.
Henry C. Smith was in Lin-
coln several days and attended
the congressional meeting and is
very enthusiastic about the con-
vention being held here He
says they can receive first class
accommodations and this is the
place for it to be held
On the first page of this issue
you will see a statement from one
of the best weekly papers in the
United States that The Tribune
is a splendid local newspaper and
divides the field with the News.
And we are only a year old.
Watch us grow.
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One afternoon , sayr a liliy 1 in
the Detroit Free Preen , I was Bit.
ting on the veranda when a rather
nick looking young man , carrying
it : J suiatil satchel : ! , came up the walk.
IIp hawed pleasantly , and I rw
I" . . . , . 1 J it ! ! : ' ( I'ting'ol'diay ( ) ) as I
could , while racking my brain for
hh nume.
lle looked rather familiar , but
I could not recall hit name. Here
was an old friend from out of
town , JJl'obnbly-perbups n relao
five of my hUHhnl1d-nnd I must
not fail in cordinlit ' . 80 I greet ,
( . 'd him warmly , shook hands , and
invited him to be Mcated. I said 1
was deli ht'd to see him , and
knew 11lJ' family would be equally
glad. I regretted that so long
I time had elallsed , since we hud
\let. I hoped his family was quite
well , and , of course : ! , he had come
to dinner
'nltlS I rattled on , fearing to let
him discover what a hypocrite .I
was , and hoping all the while that
'lis name would come to me. Fi
molly he managed to say :
"I'm afraid you don't know wtttl
I am. "
" 0 , yes , I do , " .I responded. "Of .
course , I know perfectly "
"No , I'm sure you don't vev
know my name "
" 'VeIl , " I Ildmittet ! , " , vour name
has escaped me for the moment ;
but I urn so wretched on names !
Don't tell me ; I shall : ! recall it in
time. "
"Do not try , " responded the
young man , pleasantly "I am
only the sewing machine man. J
came to repair your machine. "
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CITY
MEAT
MARKET
This is the place to get first
meat of all kinds , pickels , kraut ,
crackers , oysters , and in fact
everything you want in our line
For fresh and salt meats you
will find no better than we have
We deliver our meats to all parts
of the city.
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J. B. RAM E L r ,
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Falls City , - - Nebraska
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