TUB FALLS CITY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY , JULY 21 , 1905.
Press Notes.
Al Doener was up from Kails
City Monday. Verdou Vedette.
Evan Owens was up from
Falls City Saturday. Evans is
fast becoming one of the bust
carpenters of that thriving ham
let Verdon Vedette.
Mrs. J. b. Slocum and daugh
ter Mrs , Harry Jenne of Falls
City , drove up Friday and jpent
the day with Mr. and Mrs. R
F. Wiser. Verdon Vedette.
Last Thursday Jennie Fellers
drove up from llumboldt and
met a very eutliuastic party at
Miss Laura Holmes awaiting
her to instruct them in fancy
work.Table Rock Argus.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Townley
will retire in a week or so from
their part of the management
of the Florence hotel , and will
be succeeded by Mrs. Georgia
Beveridge and son of Omaha ,
Stella Press.
The Burlington depot at Ne-
maha was entirely surrounded
by the water from the Missouri
river this week and persons
going to and from the depot arc
conveyed in wagons or boats.
Auburn Republican.
Miss Carrie Stetler , of Pawnee -
nee City , and Florence Moon , ol
Falls City left over the Rocl <
Island for a trip to the Lewis
& Clark exposition- Portland
Ore. , and other points of inter'
est both west and north-west. -
Pawnee Chief.
The postoftice tit Straussvilk
_ ivas robbed one night last week ,
' ' About eighteen cents was taken
from the cash register. Tin
register was torn to pieces. The
post ofllce drawers was robbed
of one dollar. No clue to the
robbers has been obtained.
Verdon Vedette.
Mies Vera Curtis , a pretty K
.year-old girl who lived with hei
parents , Mr. and Mrs. B. F
Curtis , near Troy , committee
ssuicide July 1st by taking car
? bolic acid. She was to have
been married in September ti
John VV. Stevenson , who wa
accidcntly killed on the railroai
at Savannah , Mo. , a few week
ago. Despondency , was th
cause of her action. Hiawathi
World.
LS \
The annual ball game of th
barbers , printers and ciga
makers versus the clerks tool
\place ai the fair grounds Mon
day , and was witnessed by quit
acrowd of interested spectators
The game was an interestim
one , on which free fitting wai
the rule. The score assume
such proportions that it woul
not look well in print. Suflic
it to say the clerks were defeat
ed. - Pawnee Chief.
While they were enjoying
ride in the country Sunday ,
horse driven by Mr. and Mr ;
Ned McKnight , became frigl
tened at an automobile. ' 1 :
animal started to climb a hi
i
and upset the buggy. Mr. Mi
Knight clung to the lines an
was dragged quite a distam
but manage to keep control <
the horse until he could 1
stopped and buggy righte
Mrs. McKnight became frig
tened at the horse * 8 actions ai
jumped from the buggy. II
face was badly scratched.
Auburn Herald.
Dan A. Watson , aged 29 , a si
of Postmaster M. S. Watsi
of Reserve , died early Wedm
day in Hiawatha , after a seve
illness of less than a wei
His illness , probably broug
about by by overwork , has be
coining on for the past ft
weeks. He was brought
Hiawatha Thursday , July 0 , a
grew steadily worse from tl
time. Dan Watson was as f
a young man as there was
Brown county and his sud <
death came as a shock to m :
friends and acquaintance.
is survived by a wife and th
children under five years of a
Mrs. Watson herself has 1
charge of the Reserve teleplv
station for some time. E
watha World.
Mr. Watson was a brother
of Mrs. 1) . II. Sours formally of
this city.
The printers seem to get the
worst of it in the Fourth of July
lestivities this year. Char.es
Complon , of the Hiawatha
World oilice , may loae the -sight
of one of his eyes from an ex
plosion of powder in in a 'can
, and a printer on the Erie Record
lost the two lingers and mo. t
needed in setting type by hold
ing a cannon tire cracker be
tween thorn Robinson Index.
Following the course pursued
by the Auburn school board ,
which refused to cancel the con
tract of Prof. Walton , who had
a chance to become head of
the Chadron schools at the ad
vanced salary. Superintendent
Carrington has issued the fol
lowing notice to school teachers
"Notice is hereby given to
school teachers that if you have
contracted for a nine month's
school in Nemaha county , and
by chance you have an otter of a
better position but the school
board with which you have con
tracted retuses to releases you ,
then if you wilfully violate the
contract by accepting the other
position , I will consider the
same sufficient cause for the re
vocation of your certificate "
Auburn Herald.
Falls City is a great show
town and always has home sort
of a show coming on. Last
year the town had three circus
es and yet every one of them
got rained on. F. C. is now
preparing for a street fair , with
the big Parker combination a
Kansas product , by the way to
put on the work. The Parkers
have held several fairs in St.
Joseph , Topeka and other bi
towns and they are said to be
top liners. This town tcould
never sqe its way to a street
fair , but now that Falls City is
to have one the whole week ol
July 24 to 20 , no doubt a large
number of Hiawatha people will
attend. Among other things ,
there is to be a public marriage
on top of a Ferris wheel , a lady
high-diver , lady loop- the loop
ist , and a whole lot of other
good things. C. C. Davis , editoi
of the Falls City News , and Mr ,
and Mrs. II. S. King were hen
in a big red automobile Moiidaj
advertising the show. Hia
watha World.
The new inebriate law \ven
into etTect July 1st A habitua
drunkard can now be sent to tlv
asylum and treated for tha
disease. The county sending
him pays § ir > to be jin with , am
then additional amounts accord
ing to the time it takes to cur
the fellow.
The law provides that an ;
person using drugs or liquor t <
excess may be taken before th' '
county board of insanity an <
committed to the state hospiU
1 for insane at Lincoln for trea
ment at the expense of the com
ty from which he is sent. Tli
act provides that any perse
thus committed who may tali
e the pledge to remain sober an
abstain from the use of liquc
or drugs in the future may 1
paroled during good conduct , i
regular reports are mabe to tl
superintendent of tlie instit
tion. Because of the crowdt
n condition of the hospital tl
state will find it hard to accon
u
modate many dipsomanics , r
though the congestion will I
relieved in the near future 1
c
the completion of the Norfo
asylum. Stella Press. .
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Dr. McMillan , City Pharmacy , Falls City , Nebraska.
Market Letter.
Special to The Tribune.
Kansas City , Mo. , July 17 , 1'JOS.
Receipts of cattle of the local
market show a material increase
the past week over those of the
former week. With the increase
in supply , came a wide range in
quality , from the lowest classes
of steers and she stuff to toppy
kinds. The increase was mostly
on the Quarantine side and range
offerings in the native division.
Prices have declined 15 to 25 cents
showing the entire advance of
the former week wiped out.
Fancy heavy beeves were scarce
and value were not fairly tested.
The top was S5.f > 5 , while offer
ings arc. plentiful at $5.00 to
$5.50. Plain half fat kinds were
not wanted. Mixed steers anil
heifers sold about stead ) ' with
the range during the proceeding
week. Stockers and feeders were
dull at 10 to 15 cents lower prices.
Veal calves strong. Western
grades are beginning to come ,
but the quality is poor. Follow
ing the liberal supply of last week
close to If,000 cattle were in the
pens today. A few over 8OOC
were in the quarantine division ,
The quality was only'fair to good
including a large percent of plain
Western cows that brought $2.0C
to $2.50. Fat steers were scarce
only a few bringing above $5.00 ,
Native heifers brought $4.00 tc
$5.00. The market averaged K
to 15 cents lower and closed witl
a number still unsold. Gooc
cows brought $3.25 to $4.30 , vea
calves $5.00 to $5.50. . Goo (
choice light weight tockers wen
in demand but other kinds wen
not wanted. A large mini be
were plain Western grades.
Prices of hogs reached the higl
point of the year today , being 2
to 5 cents above last Saturday
The top was $5.75 , and the bull
of sales $5.)7Xto $5.75. Tin
quality is generally good , tliougl
in spots some thin grassers an
rouih mi.xetl unities'wete offered
Light weights butcher hogs wer
r in best demand.
After a gain of 15 to 25 cetil
P
in the sheep division , prices wei
e 10 to 15 cents lower toda >
l * Spring lambs bring$7.00 to $7.
Western sheep $5.00 to $5.51
yearlings $5.50 to $5.75 and o\v (
$4 f > 5. The demand on nearly a
classes is expected to remai
c strong with moderate receipts.
, . J. A. RlCKAKT.
L. S. Correspondent.
This congressional distri
needs so many things , that tl
principal thing it does not net
toe is a democrat in congress.
e-
eho
ho The gentle spirit of Willia
lls Penn must take the situatii
y.
tool very much to heart , as it broo
ol- over the City of Brotherly Lov
ng
; th Nellie Marsh and Floren
test Wylie went to Verdon Monday
st- spend a few days with relativ
and friends.
OHIO
I L , Knisely visited with Oleon
Peek , Sunday.
Ed Barlltitt WHS n Ljm > at lit O. A.
Bnrk's Sunday
Dr. Mnnot of Biiradn was u guest
at G. W. Peck's Sunday.
E. T. Peek uml family visited
at Nonk Peek's Sunday.
, T. W. Miin&t nnd Mrs. Strauss
were in Biirndn Sunday.
Geo. Johnson mid family culled
at N. Peck's SntnrJay evening.
Geo. Peek's entertained a pick
few iitico urt'iitn Saturday even ing.
John Pnppenhniruen v-ntertnm-
ed some of their friends , Sunday.
Win. Unettner iind family en-
tertiiined some of their relatives ,
Sunday.
Fred Chesley anil wife of Falls
City visited with the Utters pnr-
cuts Sunday.
Rev. Stonder nnd wife were vis
itors in Stnuissville Sunday at
J. W. Maust'd
Mnblo Stouder left for Emporia
KIIDB. , last Thursday after two
weeks visit with her parents.
Will Uhhg und wife of Falls
City were entertained at the form-
er's brother , Frank Ul.lig's Sun
day.
Gilwrt Dodds has been chosen
as a delegate to the Sunday School
conventien to be held in Hum-
'
bold t.
Ivan Kellnr while helping miilce
hay at F. S Liehty's Saturday
run a pitchfork in his leg which
caused him some trouble the fore
part of Uie week.
A number of young people
gathered at Mr. Slander's last
Wednesday evening to have a good
social time before Mies Mnblo left
for Einporia , Kas. , Refreshments
of ice cieam and cuke were serv
ed.
What tbree Beers a day will Buv
One barrel of Hour ; oO pounds
sugar ; 20 pounds cornstarch ; 1 (
pounds macaroni ; 10 quarts beans
' 1 twelve pound hams ; 1 bushe
sweet potatoes : o bushel Iriah po
ttttoes ; 10 poinulocoffee ; 10 pouiuh
raisins ; 10 pounds rice ; 20 pound *
crackers ; 100 bars of soap ; 15 twelvt
pound turkeys ; 5 quarts of cran
berries ; 10 bunches of celeryK ;
pounds prunes ; 4 dozen oranges
10 pounds mixed nuts. Four bi {
barrels heaped up ! And in 111' '
bottun of the last barrel , a purs
with two pockets. In one pocke
a five dollar bill marked "n dres
for mother , " in the other pocket
ten dollar bill , marked , "to bu
shoes for the children. "
e J. OKONEKUEKGCK ,
Minister Christian church.
Prohibition Convention.
n
, „ The prohibition state conveii
ls tion has been called to meet a
the auditorium in Lincoln a
10 : o'clock August 8th for th
purpose of placing- state ticlf
et in nomination. Under tli
call , Richardson county -is ei
titled to eight deleg-ates.
AH For $1.50.
The management of the Au
burn Chautauqua , to be held from
July 22 to July 30 in their beauti
ful city park , give nine days full
of entertainment for a season
ticket costing $1.50.
Fiv wsermons.
Eighteen lectures and adresses ,
Twenty-three readings.
Twenty-six concerts.
Three moving- picture enter
tainments.
Two illustrated lectures.
Thirty hours of class work.
Besides many miscellaneous
entertainments and attractions
and the Children's Chautauqua ,
all for the sum of $1.50 for a sea
son ticket.
Tents can be rented by applj-
ingto the secretary.
Reduced rates on all railroads
of one dnd one-third fare for
those who attend the Chauqau-
quar Special rates on excursion
days.
For programs and information ,
address A. L. Allen , Auburn ,
Neb.
Buy it Now.
Now is the time to buy Chamberlain' *
CoMc , Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy. It ia certain to bo needed oonci'
or Inter and when that time come ? you
will need It quickly. Buy it now. It
miij sarellfe. For sale at Kerr's drug
store.
Some men seem to regard a
prayer fts a sort of sight draft on
the Almighty. Sometimes the
draft is not honored because the
account is already overdrawn.
WAXTKD. To exchange a 200
acre farm in North Georgia for
small property in Falls City.
J. Cronenberger , Falls City , Neb.
Notice of Settlement a.nd For a.n Order
of Distribution.
In the County Court of Hlcliimlsoii
County. NebmsUit. In tins matter ot the
cstiito of Anna Gordes , ( Jocoiised. To the
Creditors. Heir * , Legatees and all others
Interested In Mild ( Mute. Take notice ) that
John Gerdes 1ms tiled in nd ! Court a report
ot hi * dolnjjs us administrator ot said estate
tor * his Una ) settlement thereof , also tiled
his iH'jition for an order of distribution of
Hit ) residue of Mild estate In his hnmls
Ills ordered by the Court that the sumo
he heard III the County Court room In said
County ou the 'J2nd day of July. 100.1. at 0
Veloek a. in. , whin nnti nhero all parlies
nny appear and oppou thu PHIIIO , Ordered
tlither , thitt upon the approval of said
( . port , n decree of distribution ofsuld resl-
luo \ \ ibo \ \ made to the parties entitled
thereto.
l y order of the Court dated Jut v 5 , UW.1
ISKU.I I. K. WII.IIITK ,
7U-.it County Judge.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice Is hereby Klvcn that the partnership
\l-tliiK between Gee Dieted ) and O. 1) ) .
Maddux has been dissolved hv mutual con-
sect. All accounts duo the tlrin to be col
lected by 0 II Maddox. He. assumes at
indebtedness ot the linn of Dletscli A :
Mnddo\ ,
( iKO. PlKT.sCII ,
O II. MADDOX.
= WE SELL
Diplomat , Old Crow
James E. Pepper
Guckenheimer Rye
Thi finest Whiskey made. Call
foi your favorite brand at
William Harnack's
Phone 74.
I It's Being Whispered !
' Around '
That we are doing the
Shoe business of the town.
Guess it's about right ,
too , judging- from the
number of people who are
coming here for their
Shoes.
We full\r understand
the "wherefore"and so
does every Man , Woman
and Child who has bought
Shoes here ,
When we give our
trade the best shoes their
money can buy anywhere
on earth , keep our styles
right up to the hour , give
special and expert atten
tion to fitting , what more
can we do ?
Tie to this Shoe store
and you'll always wear
good shoes.
Geo. B. Holt ,
The Shoe Man
WILSON
SPECIAL
CARNIVAL PRICES
A cask of our regular
15 cent glassware , | A "
choice next week * *
Mapsburg white china
made in Austria. 100
piece Dinner set < T17 jjQ
for * P1
See the genuine cut
glass and fancy china
in the south window.
Special prices
Carnival Visitors
Welcome at
C. M. WILSON
REFRACTION 1ST.
R. L. Beaumont , M. D.
formerly CVe and Car Specialist.
Now limiting practice to EYE
GLASSES. Sixth and Felix ,
ST. JOSEPH , - MISSOURI.
PAD C i I T ? lx a''abiilf aorolot.
rlln NAI n Iu the eastern part of
1 UlJillLtf fnlU City on East
. Mnth street Nice
location. One hundred fruit trees. I'rlco
rALLS reasonable CITY. NEB.nfll. .