THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , JANUARY 12 , 1906
V
nry C. Smith $40,000 Private Money to loan , Annual ! nter =
est , Optional payments , Choice farms in this
and adjoining counties , Cheap homes in
NDS & LOANS
West and South. Exchanges made.
THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
Entered as second-class matter as
Kails City , Nebraska , i > est office , Janu
ary 12 , l'XI4 , uiuler the Act of Congest
of March 3 , 1879.
Published every I'riday at Kails City ,
Nebraska , by
The Tribune rubllihinrt Company
One year
Six ii'onths MJ
Three months -3a
TELEPHONE 226.
NATURAL GAS.
The pipe lines from the Kansas
; as fields are soon to fret as close
to us as Atchison. Natural tfas
is the cheapest fuel and litfht
known. A Kansas City paper
last week stated that the homes
in Kansas City , Kans. , were
heated and lighted for an average
of S2.80 a month , less than 10
cents a day. Natural gas as a
fuel is a great encouragement to
manufactures as it decreases one
of the chief items of expense.
The towns along the Missouri
Pacific are talking of financing a
proposition to extend the pipe line
from Atchisonnorth. . W h y
should Falls City not co-operate
in this project ? The gas can be
sold for 30 cents per thousand at
a profit. Natural gas would be a
great thing for E-Yills City , not
alone in decreasing the cost of
living , bitt in inducing mamtfac-
turies to locate here. ' '
Lest we forget , there is going
to be some big doings in Falls
City real estate before the leaves
begin to fall.
Are you down and out ? You
will never be. until you admit it.
Life is too short to fail , get up
and start again.
About the sweetest ' 'thing on
earth is a natural little , girl ;
about the most repulsive thing if
an unatur.ll , affected little girl.
Life is too short to be spent it :
wounding the feelings of anoth
er. Be kind , there is trouble ant
. .grief enough without any of youi
product.
Before you send your order -tj
till : catalogue house it would b
the part of wisdom to' ascertaii
the price asked by 'the' loca
merchant' ' .
This week The Tribune lose
one of its most valued employee
in the resignation of Belle Hot
sack. Miss Hossack has bee
with the paper from its first issti
and has ? contributed greatly to it
success. The Tribune wishe
for her all those good thins
which she so richly deserves.
The W. C. T. U. of Kansas ha
suppressed some vulgar postei
advertising a burlesque shov
and yet the performance is pei
mitted to exhibit nightly. If w
wanted to suppress anything w
would try it on the real thin
and not the pictures. The mo
ality of some people is silly i
its ineffectiveness.
The suggestion that the ne ;
legislature enact a law requirir
all corporations doing business
Nebraska to incorporate in tl
state as a Nebraska cnrporatu
in order that they may be pr
vented from trying all their cas
in the United States court , hi
met with instant approval fro
the weekly's all over the stat
The newspapers can force tl
passage of such a law in spite
railroad opposition by stayir
with the proposition until tl
nest session.
Lincoln Ncbr. Jan. f > th. ,
Those who have imagined that
it will be an easy matter to defeat
the railroad machine this year
should wake up. It will not be
easy. The machine is already
united on Millard. Word has been
sent to every pass-holder and
striker to be for him , and to pack
the conventions for him. This is
because they expect him to help
interfere with the Roosevelt rate
program , and help delay the
Panama canal.
The machine is also actively at
work in all sections picking out
the right kind of candidates for
the legislature and for state offic
es. They want men who will be
'against freight rate legislation ,
and for lower railroad assessment.
They are against practically cverv
plank in the repulican platform
In the meantime , what are the
voters doing ? Are they content
to sit idle and see the convention
packed by this machine ?
The way to defeat the scheme
is to join together in every precin
ct and resolve to support only
those candidates who take a
square stand before convention
time.
time.This
This should apply to candidates
for the United States senate , for
state offices and the legislat u re.
The men who pay the freight ,
and who pay their taxes without
cderal injunctions have the matt
er in their own hands it they will
ittcnd to it in time. Will they do
t ?
I would like to hear personally
irotn the tax-payers who propose
to make a square stand in this
state for the "Roosevelt sq u art
leal , " and who will make a loca'
fight against the corrupt mach
ine.
F. A. HAKKISON.
There should be no politics it
the tax agitation. The peoph
should make common warfari
against the tax dodgers. Anj
attempt to make it a partisat
conflict will tend to destroy tin
desired end. Norris Brown , at
torney general , not as a republi
can but as the servant of all th
people , is fighting their battle
with courage and marked ability
Let all citizens , as citizens , cc
operate with him in his nobl
struggle.
Mr. Hadley , the young reoul
lican lawyer elected attorney ge'r
eral of Missouri at the recen
andslidc , has bearded the lion i
: iis den and is taking the depos
tious of the high moguls c
standard oil over in New Yorl
Henry Rogers , the head push , i
his testimony expressed the tnos
marked contempt of Missouri an
its courts and indicated that h
was indifferent to the judgment
s of western judicial tribunals. Mi
Rogers is but a big thief and i
so hardened in his iniquity tin
he is shocked at the presumptio
e of young Hadley in qtiestionin
his right to steal. He grew ver
sarcastic as Hadley kept proddin
him and the young lawyer talkc
back right sassy but the test
niony obtained will prove of litt
t value , Rogers is a liar. It won
be worth while to hear Roge
: . . give some of his vaudeville tate
to Nebraska's attorney genera
What Norris Brown would do
him would keep him busy appl
ing court plaster over the skinn
places for some time afterward
in M. E. Church.
e Revival meetings are now
1C progress at the M. E. Chun
of and will continue indefinitel
Iff All are cordially invited to a
1C tend.
W. T. OLINE , Pastor.
OHIO
DuUy Feck WHS u ( , 'tie t of her cousin
Kdlth feck Sunday. (
I taxMohlir and wile of I-'alN City
wt-ri' Blasts at thu home of Uev. Stou-
dor Sunday. j
Ik-rt Doddr ypunt Sutidiiy with Frank |
Peek.
Mi > . N. II. Ktirnwortli wa. union ir
thu sick the latter part of last week.
Jjhn Slionf vUlted N'uiih Peek on
Monday afternoon.
Dora Sennit/ spent Sunday with Kvu
I'Mnel.
Mr.Omara and children returned
home from Ilulo the latter part of last
wuoki -itiii' ' relutlx.- .
Frank X.orn and family from near
.Salem wore guests of Martin Nolle and
wlfo Sunday.
Ida Hurk ! < < daltlng relative ? In Hulo
this week.
Miss Doughlas , teacher at Silver
Creek , had to ilamlss school last week
on account of receiving u telegram.
A number of friends , both old and
youuir , gathered at the home of Frank
Schnlenberc Sunday evcninir and er.
joyed themselves In asocial way.
hev. Stoudor returned homo from
Kmporla , Kans , , lust Thursday but
Kstu and Molllo remained there with
relatives.
Ivan Keller sold his tine horse last
week.
Win. Huuttner Imp purchased a pair
of ferrets and now h la getting rid of
the rats which have boon such u mils
uncc on hta place for some time.
Cleon Peck returned horau Tuesday
from Oklahoma and Is visiting his sis
ter , Mrs. Lerono Hutnbarger.
Tony Ketterer Is visiting his brother
Mrs. Geo. Prlchard returned last
Saturday from Idaho where 9ho , was
called by the death of u sister a short
time ago.
Mrs. H. J. Prlchard is on the sick
list.
John Puppcnhaggcn visited at John
Karston's last Friday.
The little daughter of Win. falsleud
and wife was numbered . with the sick
last week.
Hdward Zorn , wife and mother , and
Jukei Hunker and family were guests
of Wm. Huottnor's Sunday.
Thu daughter of Alllo Dowty who
was quite sick is able to be out again.
Noah Peck drove down to Merrill ,
Tuesday to visit his boys
Anson Knlsoly attended the recep
tion Saturday evening given at Mr.
Lundes , home near Reserve for their
son who was married last week to
Mary Spear.
VERDON.
Kmma Cornell of Lincoln Is quite 111.
Rev. Hunt closed a two weeks meet-
In ? xvlth ten additions to the church.
Sum Auxler la happy over the arrival
of twin boys on Saturday
Mrs. E. Goolsby has been qulto sick
for Several days.
Mont Lum.of Steinaucr was u Ver-
don visitor lust woek.
The Infant daughter of B. Flshnr h
on the sick list.
Dr. G. U. Taylor was an Auburn
visitor Tuesday.
The Odd Fellows installed a number
of now members and also save a big
supper last Tuesday night.
n Mrs. Lera Veal visited relatives Ir
i Lincoln lust week.
> i
J. W. Patterson visited Omaha and
Lincoln last week ,
e
M. Ryan returned lust week from a
s visit with relatives In Horton , Kan.
E. E win jj * sled last Wednesday (01 (
their new home In Wansovu , Kans.
T. L. Hull attended the mooting ol
the Shriners department of the Mason' :
last weak in Lincoln ,
y Jake Bloom bought u ( arm west o
Vordon of Wm. Fisher. SO acres foi
80,400.
j
A. N. Cook ot Fulls City has beet
l"
visiting O. H. Bowers.
le
Mr , and Mrs. Geo. Lum , Gertrudi
Id
and Harry left last xveokforCallfornli
rs whore they will spend the winter.
Ik Mrs. Conover entertained Harr
A. Pennlngton and family and Clot
A.to
to Moran last Wednesday to celobrat
' " the birthday of her daughter , Nelll
Weaver.
I , C. Moore was in the western part o
the state transacting business las
week.
in Mrs. Petty returned from her vlsl
inh to Peru last Sunday.
Oscar Nussbaum was a Barada vlil
* _ ' tor last Saturday.
Mrs. Allen Combs returned to he
home in Horton , Kans. , after a visi
with relatives here.
Cures Biliousness , Sick Cleanses the system
Headache , Sour Stomach thoroughly and clears
ach , Torpid Liver and sallow complexions of
Chronic Constipation. Laxative Fruit Syrup pimples and blotches.
Pleasant to tallo It is guaranteed
For Sale at Dr. Moore's Pharmacy , Falls City , Nebr.
Leg&l Notice.
In the District Court for KlchanUon count } ,
Nebraska.
WI11I.1II Kln-.t-y I'J Henry Sllt7T.
Ills ( Ui.iriti.in. IMaintlfT
.
Levl It , Killjoy and t , olu liollor.
Defi'iiilants
Tiniitiovu miiiitil Lwilu Holler. dvfenUmit
will Hike notice Unit on thu Ith < Jiy ; of Jutui-
iiry. ll'Cfl , them wns tiled by snld philittlll In
the district court tor Itlchardson County ,
Ncbiaaka , u petition , the object : uicl prayer
ut which nrc to foreclose u ceitaln contract
ot sale executed by William Klnscy nnil Ca'h.
t-rlni1 Ivlnscy to I.evl Kltisey whereby the
gulil XVIlllntn Klnsey and CatherineKlnsey
iifrret'il to fell to sixM I.evl Klnsey the follow-
In ) ; described rcnl estate situated In Kk'lmrd-
son County , Nebraska , to-wlt :
HcKliinltiK nt tbu north east corner ot sec
tion Nonine. (9) ( ) In township one (1) ( ) , rniiKu
fifteen ( If ) In Itlclmrdeon Comity , Nebraska
IheiiiHi west to quarter section corner on the
north sl < lo of said section nnu , thence south
with center line of said section to. the center
of twill section , theneo east with center line
running east and west to n stone in center of
county roiul. thence with county road la
northwcet direction 4o poles ton stone , thence
east three rods to center channel of south
fork of flreiu Nctnalm river , theneo down
the center of sold river to a point on line
between sections 0 and 10 thence north with
said line to place of I'onliinli.B comatnlntr llil
acres more or lens and nil In section . ' ' , In
towii one , runtfc 1,1 In Hlohardson count' ' .
I * .
The said Leola Heller , non-resident defend-
nnt , claims to have H mortgage on paid land
Hint thu prayer ot the petition is that she inny
appearand make known thu character , of
her lien and the amount iluo thereon ,
nd that said land be sold under
orcclorfqre" subject to .whatsoever rights the
nld Leola Holier may have In the premises
y reason of sitld mortgage.
You are hereby iiotlDcd to plead to said po
tion on or before the I'th day of February.
WILLIAM KI.NSHV.
04-5 Ky llenrv Slitter his Guardian ,
[ eavis ft Reavis Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Legal Notice.
In the District court In and for Klchatdson
oitnty , Nebraska ,
ohn W. Ulbson , Nellie Gibson ,
Delhi Galloway , and D. K. Salloway ,
Plaintiffs
Sarah Gibson , Margatel Kldlen ,
Win. Kldlen , Frank Gibson ,
Kiln Ilandal. U K. Kandal ,
AdcluioUlbson , laicclla Masterson
osqph Mastorson , Mary A. Mastorson ,
John Mnsterson , Nellie Mastcreon.
'red Gibson , Wm. Gibson ,
rene Gibson , Cora Kroh ,
and Alvlti Kroh ,
Defendants
The defendants above named and each ol
hem Will take notice that on the 6th day ol
January , 1805. John W. Gibson , Nellie Gibson
Delia Sallowuy and D. E. galloway , tiled thcli
ictitlon In the District Court of Klchardsor
bounty , Nvbiaska , against said defendants
he object and prayer of which are to par
tition the west one-halt of the south weal
quarter of section number ten , and the wosi
onc-lmlf of the north-west quarter ot sectlot
number fifteen , all In township number two
range number fifteen east of (1th P. M , , Rich'
ardson county , Nebraska , Said petition alleg
Ins that defendant Sarah Gibson la cntltlec
to a dower interest In all of said premises
that subject to said dower right , plaintiffs
John W Gibson , and Delia Salloway are end
entitled to a one-twentieth Interest in salt
promises ; that defcnilHitt Mnnjaret llldlen I :
entitled to a one-fourth Interest' In suic
premises , subject to the dower right afpre
said ; that defendants , Frank Gibson , Kill
Kandal , Adclmo Gibson , Lucclla Mastcrson
Joseph Masterson and John Masterson an
each entitled to a one-twelfth Interest In salt
premises , subject to the dower right afore
said , that defendants , Fred Gibson , Wm
Gibson and Corn ICroh are entitled to a one
twentieth interest In said premises each
subject to the dower rlsht of Sarnh Gibson
nfori'S.tld ; that the remaining plalntitfs am
defendants are each , by reason of marring *
to some one of the parties above enumerated
entitled to nn Inchoate rlsht of dower 01
courtesy , as the case may be. In the share
of their respective husband or ulfous tin
case may be ; that In case pnrtitlop cuuno
be made equitably that the premises soli
and the proceeds be divided among Ihi
parties according to their Interest as abovi
set forth.
You are required to answer suld potltloi
on or before the 19th day of February , 1300
or judgment will be rendered accordlngry.
Dated Ian. 6,190ti.
l KAI.l ClIASJ. I.OHKK ,
Clerk District Clerk.
KlNKKAU & MINI 7KH & P. II Wf.AVKU ,
Attorneys for Plffn. KXVlr.
Money To Loan.
Loans negotiated on real es
tate , annual interest optional
payments. You can name the
Grst of some month that you pre
fer to pay interest. Mortgages
bought. If you desire to pay ar
old loan , or want more time , 01
get more money call on or write
HENUY 0. SMITH ,
Palls City Nebraska.
1906 The New Year 1906
Bey in the New Year rig-ht by opening an ac
count with the
FALLS CITY STATE BANK
It receives deposits of One Dollar
and upwards.
It allows 3 per cent interest on time
certificates of deposits.
It pays 4 per cent on Childrens ac
counts.
It loans money , sells drafts and
makes you feel at home while you
' are doing it. ,
DISPERSION SALE
Thoroughbred Poland = Chinas
To be held on the Hummel farm , 4 miles north of
Humboldt , on
Thursday , January 25th , 1906
This offering will consist of 60 head , the best and
tried of my herd. I am not going out of the business
but cannot move them. Breeders will hear from me
as soon as located. Come and see this offering.
25 Bred Sows , 34 Fall Pigs ,
fly Herd Boar , Socialist Expander
One Recorded Shorthorn Bull
For Sale , Herd Boar
Expansion 3d 33311. . . . j Expansion 2d 31867
SOCIALIST EXPANDER 36938
Farrowed Mar. 6 , 1904 Blain's Superfine 79o92 J ? Ial.n > ' Tecumsch 29338
I J Mariah'8DaughterS7897
For Sals.
Hiawatha Chief 23714. . j Chief Tc'cumseh3d20740
I Logan's Beauty 63173
COLUMBIA 6th 78997
Farrowed Autf. 17. 1 ° 03 Columbia 4th 77991. . . . \ * { 7YCY ; " ; - -
(
V I Columbia 3d 42374
For Sale
Perfect U. S. 27636. j Perfect I Know 19172
< Lillte 64782
WHITK NOSK 80647
Farrowed Mar. 9 , 1903 Edna 3d 67569 Col. Wilte , 10706
Edna 5SS47
E. Q. GILLILAND
COL. HARDING , Auct.
JOS. GLASSER , Clerk
Brethren Church.
Morning' service , 11 a. in. sub-
ject' "The Aged Minister. "
Offering- this service for the
superannuated ministers.
Evening service 7:30 : , subject ,
. "The Cross of Christ. "
Sunday school ot 10 a. in.
Special offering for aged minis ,
ters.
Junior Endeavor at 2:30 : p. m.
Senior Endeavor at 6:30 : p. m.
All are -welcome.
E. E. HASKINS , Pastor.
Speaking : of the earthquake ,
wouldn't it-jar you.
For Sale.
205 acre farm six miles from
Rulo. House of seven rooms.
Good apple and pear orchard.
Spring water at house and build ,
ings. Good soil. A No. 1
chance at $11,000.00. Might
consider $2,000 worth of other
property. Owner wants to sell
at once.
Other farms to sell and ex.
change. Call on or write ;
HENKY C. SMITH.
J. Tanner and family left Tues
day for Humboldt where they
will spend the week with friends.