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More pleasant and profitable than raising good horses.
"TOM"-The finest black . percheron in the county.
. " 1i'RI'1 Z"-Chestnut sorrel l of unusual breeding qualities.
"DECK" son of Fritz , needs only to be seen to be ap-
preciated.
These three stallions will be at my barn in Barada every
, Monday and Tuesday ; at my farm 3 miles south of Barada
, j Wednesdays , Thursdays and Friday forenoon. Tom and
: , . Fritz Friday afternoons and Saturdays at Farmers feed yards
I' : Falls City Nebraska .
I " TER tIS- To insure colt to stand and suck , Tom $12.00
, Fritz $10.00 and Deck $8.QO.
Matt Schulenberg
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Legal Notke.
In the Richardson count district conrt.
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State uf Nellrasim.
Hubert C. Gleui Plaintiff ,
vs.
A rvilll . A. Glenn , 'rherer-a G. 1
, 'Vorlltalt1 , Silt1eun 'orthalt1 , The
i State Banlc uf Du Bois , Du Bul , .
Pi . . . ' Nebraska , \1. W. .i\lu e1lt1an , J. v.
, Hatllwn , 'l'he nlllmuwn heirs uf J. ,
; , P. Lore , deceased and The luter
l\ \ national Harvester CUlllpany , De-
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, fir ; 'ru M.luHscll11an. . 'rhe unlmown heirs I
, . ' uf.1. P. Lore. deceased , and the International
1. i . Blrvcster' CUlllpany , non.n'sldent defendants -
. ants :
. . . , , < Yon and each of you will tale notice that
, A' the Plaintiff , Robert C. Glenn , did un
f'ti vo , . ' . the 14th day uf April , 1905. me his petition
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' 1 } ' , ; in the district court of Richardson county ,
t 'Jr' , 1 , N'braska . wherein he prays for the foreclosure \
1.1wn1 ' . uf ctrtai ! . mortgages therein described against
; ' , , ' , , - Lots 3. 4. 5 , ( J. 19. 20 , 21 and 22. In Block il9.
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: , ' lain Lots 21 , 22. 23 and 24. In Block fJO , all
p c < ill thc city of Falls Cit . . Richardson county
Nebraska , all of which utort : ages had been ,
. , theretofore rs ° ulel1 hy Addison N. Glenn
and An'Pl ' : \ , Glenn to parties named therein
and of which this plaintiff Is present owner
. tad hoMer. which nlOrtR'aU'es were given 1
to s'cure various sums of money aggregating
5jS 0.J , together with acculllulatiolls of interest -
terest unpaid amounting 10 about $3,000.00 ,
and containing a prayer for the foreclosure
Jr of the several mortgages mentioned , anll
that an account be taken of tine allloullt due
and unpaid on the same , and a decree hy the
court requiring payment thereof within a
short day , or in default that the mortgaged
\Iremlses above described ! he sold as ou execution -
I'cution to satisfy the same and the costs of
this IItiU'atlon.
And you arc further notified that defend
aunts , : \ I.V. . Musselman anal J. V. Hatllwn
clallll some kind of lien on said prelllises by
a judU'ement in the District court , and you
are hereby notified that the prayer In said
. petition is that s hi judgment be heM subject
to the mortgages owned by the plaintiff , and
requires you tu set np the nature and status
of said claim , ur the same will be declarel1
mull and void and helll for naul < 'ht. Anl1 the
IIl1lcnown heirs uf J. P. Lure deceased whose
uallles allli residences are shown to the court
\ to be unlcnown to the plaintiff by proper
affidavit , and upon the order of his honor ,
JndU'u Babcock , being advised of said fact ,
this publication against said unknown heirs
r Is made , .IS shown by order of the court granted
tlr In said cause and filed of recotl tllereil.
, Unlmuwn heirs of J. : . Lore , deceased , are
therefore untitled that according to the prayer
of said petition , the judlCement held IIY their
ancestor , J. P. Lore Is alleged to be dormant
and subject to the lien on the real estate
owned by Addison N. Glenn In his life time
and of which hc died seized. And that unless
said unknown heirs shall plead , answer or
demur tu this petition , as Is hereinafter required -
quired , said judgment of J. 1 > . Lore , deceased ,
III the District court uf Richardson county ,
\ State of Nebraska , against the said deceased ,
\1 Addison N. Glenn , will be held for naulfht ,
! and decree entered accordhllh'
Anl1 the said non-resideut defendant , The i
International Harvester Company . Is also I
alleged In sold petition for foreclosure , to
be the .holder of sonic kind of judlfment
against the said Addison N. Glenn , which
Is alleged In said petition to be no longer
a lIcn on the real estate described ! In said
petition , and unless the said nulcnown non.
resident : defendants and each and all of them
plead , answer or demur to said petition on
or before the 5th day of June , 1905 , the same
will be taken as true and the decree therein
prayed ! will be entered accordlnlf !
HBA\'JS & RHA\'JS.
( klj-4 Attorneys for lalntlff.
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Lega.l Notice.
First publication April 14 , 1905.
Notice h hereby given tlta t Franlc Nufer has
filed 1 his Petition sighed l by tlll requisite num-
b'r of free holders of the second ward ui Falls !
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City asking that a saloon license he granted
hlll1 to sell malt . s\Jlrltrous allli vinous liquors
on lot 21 f In block 'J1 in the second ward of Falls
City for thc 1IIIIIIIcipai year commencing May
4 , I'J05 and ending May 31'J06.
O. w. Brown
j.3 , City Clerk
Lego l Notice.
First Publication April H , 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that William IIarnack
has filet t \ his petition signed by the requisite
numher of fre" , holders of the 'l11ale of Verdon
asking that a saloon license be granted mint to
! 'cllmalt. spirituous and vinous liquors on lot
13 block 5 In the vlllall of Verdon for the IIIU-
nlchlll year cOlllll1enclnU' May 5. 1905 and clld-
InU' May 4 , l 06. Clyde LUIII ,
ji.3 Village Clerk
Legal Notice ,
First publication April 14. 1905.
Notice Is hereby Ih'en that Matt Schul en-
berg and John Schulenberu under the firm
nallle of Schulenbenr Brothers have ( filed their
Petition \ with the cleric of the ylllaKe of Harada
signed by the required ntinnber of resident free-
holders of said village praying that a saloon
license be granted tltelll by the board of said
ylllale to sell malt . \llrltmIH and villous liqu-
ors Oil lots of block 1 In said village of Harada
for the lIIunlclpal year bcU'lnnhlU' Slay 4 , 1905 ,
and ending inlay 3 , 1906. Thomas C. Roe
6j-3 Village Clerk
Missouri Pacific Railway
Time Table , Falls City , Neb.
NORTH
No. 51 Outaha and Lincoln
Express . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A 2:25 : a m
No. 53 Omaha and Lincoln
passenger ' . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . .A 1:00 : p m
No. 233 Local freight ! , .Au-
hurn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A 1:00 11 nl
SOUTH
No 52 Kansas City and St.
Louis and Denver . . . . . . A 3:10 : a 111
No. 58 Kansas City and St.
Louis and Denver . . . . . . A 1:40 p m
No 232 Local , Atchison . . 10:30 : a 111
No. 220 Stock FreightHi
.n\'atha. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1. . 9:20pn1
A. Daily. B. Daily except funday' )
J. B. V ARN } HAgent.
On last Saturday Belle Hossack
alltl her Sunday school class con-
sisting of about twelve boys
spent the day at the Nemaha
fishing. A camp fire dinner
added much to their days pleas-
ure. They returned late in the
evening each carrying his share
of fish. Bertha Parmer accom-
panied the crowd
crowd.'b
79 'b
Eat Sowles Candy.
Give us that order l for Job
work
See Coupe t.C : Thornton for all
kinds of salt and fresh fish
Qiliulby Hossack and Jacob
Greenwald were Dawson visitors
on Suuday
Dr. R..P.R.obertsdentist
over Kings Pharl11acy.
Mr. and 1\1rs. Frank Gossett
had the misfortune of losing an
infant last ' 111urSla3' .
Garden Seeds , Coal , Wood and
Rock Salt at Heck's Fe2l Store
Whcn in need of a juicy steak
or a prime roast beef , teiephtH1e
-Coupe & ' 1'liorntou .
Born-'ro Mr and Mrs , J. R.
Cain Jr. in Stella , last Wednesday
day a boy.
Ralph Mclonald of Hiawatha
spent Sunday with friends in
this city.
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If you want to read A splen-
did local paper" , try taking The
'rribune.
Mr. and : Mrs. Ira lIoutz of Ver-
don were guests at the home of
\ \ Till Price Sunday ,
\V. T. Johnson was down from
Verdon and spent Sun ' day with
relatives in this city
Mrs. : \\'m. Gibson was down
from Verdon Saturday : and attended -
tended Degree of Honor lodge
\1rs. Robert 'l'hompsonvas
called to Barada , Saturday by the
death of her uncle , Dr.Vi11iam -
son
lIon. Josh Lord is head push
at The King Pharmacy during
Henry King's business trip to
0inalla.
Mrs Otis Sloan and little
daughter arc visiting the former's
parents , l\lr. and Mrs. King in
this ci ty.
\V. C. Sloan and wife , of Ver-
don spent Sunday with l\'frs.
Sloan's parents , Dlr. and l\'lrs.
John H05sack in this city.
\Iaggie l\IcMahon ' left Satur-
day for Kirksville , tlo. , where she
will act lr. the capacity of a compositor -
positor on one of the papers of
that city. .
Allan D. l\-Iay was called from
Humboldt Saturday by the sick-
ness of his little son. l\'frs. May
has been visiting relatives here
the past week.
Get out into the garden and
plant a few seeds Watch the
miracle { ot plant life and feel
yourself the master of this mys-
tery we call life.
Grand Chief of Honor l\-Irs.
Latky heM a special meeting in
the Degree of Honor lodge room
Saturday nigh A large crowd
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was out and \Y. A. Gree.nvald ,
\Y. S. Leyda and Mrs. Laura
Field were initiated into the
order. l\Irs. : Latky gaye a very
interesting talk for the good of
the order. Refreshments consist-
ing of ice cream and cake were
rved.
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Saturday night about eleven
o'clock our people were wakened ,
by the sound of the fire bell. The t'
flames were discovered to be in
the home of l\'lr. ' hompson , two
doors south of Shields grocer
stOI e. The fire departuteut rc-
sponded promptly and the Hamcs
were soon extin uished. A lamp
being turned over in one of the
upstair rooms caused the fire
'rile ( damHg-e to bedding and fur-
niture was quite heavy.
A. E. Soulers , of Auburn , in
speaking to a reporter the other
day , spoke very feeliugly of his
old friends in this city and of the
pleasant years he spent here Mr.
Souders ) is justly proud 01 his
nineteen year old son , Guy , who
is doing so well in the Chamber
of Commerce bank in Kansas
City. Guy will remembered .
by many of our people as a frail
little fellow in knee breedles
There is i a grandmother eighty
years old in Falls City who since
the fiat of Ue : December has
pieced eight silk sofa pillow
covers three quilts and has fifty
blocks toward a silk slumber robe.
Her name is Mrs. Sarah 1ifer
and she lives with her daughter
Mrs. C.V. . Farrin-ton. , We
imagine this old lady will not be
satisfied to merely trum a harp in
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paradise , : . :
George W. Marsh was in town
Friday and Saturday. We do
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not know the purpose of his visit ,
but sincerely ; trust that it was
not in the interest of those who
have always been his enemies ,
and who have done their utmost
to effect his ruin George should
be old enough in politics to "be-
ware of Greeks : bearing gifts. "
\Ve received a communication
this week , the publication of
which would have made some
people very sad , and would have
pleased nobody except those who
delight in the suffering others.
The story was all true , but it was
a mighty mean man who desired
its publication.
'rhe members of the Presby-
terian Sunday school had a lawn
party at the home of Miss Carrie .
In keep ou last Saturday after-
noon. The time was pleasantly
spent in playing outdoor games
and in eating refreshments.
The Hiawatha papers speak of
the expected visits from the
stork. From what we know of
Falls City the stork is going to
to be too busy to give much attention -
tention to Hiawatha.
tlrs. Spencer returned to Falls
City Saturday after a week speu t
at the bedside of her daughter ,
Lois The latter is recovering
from an operation which she underwent -
derwent about two weeks ago.
A prominent man of letters
says the best thing is the ability
to do the right thing without be-
ing told ; that the next best thing
is to do it after being told but
once.
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