PHE FALLS CIT * ' TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. MAY n. 1906.
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Mrs , .Majorie Russell , the talented editor of The iCurtli , the tiia axinc publish
ed by the Colonisation ncpnrtntcnl of the Santa I'e Railway , recently made a triji '
through the Arkansas Valley. She was greatly surprised and wonderfully impress
ed with tlie present eonditions and splendid outlook for the future and has written
the following article which will appear in a new addition of a Kansas booklet the
Sante Ft1 is getting out :
The climate of the Arkansas Valley of Kansas equals that of "Sunny Cole
rado" its blue sky days are just as many. Winter plowing is possible throughout
the greater portion of the season which is uniformly mild and open. The springs
and autumns are particularly delightful , the summers pleasant , the nights cool
and refreshing.
The question of rainfall is no longer a bugaboo , widespread cultivation of the .soil has had its effect up
on the climate in this respect not less than it has had upon the face of the land. Scientific irrigation in work
ing wonders , and under a most admirable and assured system is making the Arkansas Valley of Kansas to
blossom as a rose.
The sugar beet industry of this nio.st favored section is rapidly increasing , and the number of beet Migar
factories keep multiplying. And yet , were there three times the amount of acreage planted in beets , and
three times the number of factories erected in the Uni'.cd States , the output of all of them , run at their full
capacity during the entire season of operation , would fall short of supplying the demand for the product , and
we would still be compelled to import sugar.
Alfalfa grows to perfection in the Arkansas Valley of Kansas , the climatic conditions are particularly
favorable for the perfection of seed crops , and the industry is a thriving one. All kinds of vine products
reach perfection not only as to richness of flavor but likewise as to size and quantity.
Orchards flourish , the apples , peaches and cherries of the Arkansas Valley are prize winners everywhere.
Poultry raising is pronounced a success ; while the great grain fields , hay stacks , and stock farms tell their
own story of prosperity.
The country is rapidly settling up , rural deliveries , and telephone facilities
extend over the entire territory. The whole valley smiles in health , wealth and
plenty. The actual residents are eagerly acquiring more acres , those who have
conic to see for themselves arc buying all they can secure , absolutely certain that
they are investing in a sure thing. TI1I5KK IK STILL A CHANGE FOR YOU ,
IJIJT KVKKY MONTH KICKS Till * CIIANCK
GKOWINt ; LKSS. You have an
opportunity now that seldom comes a second time to any man. Co and see for
yourself. "
The above being the idea of an oflici.il of the great Santa Fc , .should carry
great weight with people who are trying to make up their minds as to what country
is best suited to them. "Co and see for yourself. "
Call or send for our booklet and let us explain this great opportunity to you.
RIEGER & SEBOLD
Opposite court house , Falls City , Neb
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FARGO
Adam Hickel shipped a llui ) load of
cattle to the St Joe Market the llrst
of the week. 1
J. F. Paul had buMnes ? hero the
Hrst of the week.
Sam Macky was on our streets Mon
day the llrst ttmu for several montlm
Elmer Fischer visited his parents
over Sunday ,
Geo. A. Schmidt was a business
visitor in Falls City the first of the
week.
Eva D , Scott was homo over Sunday
and returned to her school duties Mon
day morning. Miss Scott expects to
go the Nevada as soon as school closes
whore a lucrative position awaits her.
Mr , Noldecken and wife wore attend
ing to business in Kulo this week.
Fred Fiehman received word that
His brother of Corning , Mo. , was se
verely Injured while working at a saw
mill near that place recently.
Wm. linker had important business
in this city this week ,
Louis Leltz has a brand new wind
mill which adda much to the con
venience of his flue farm.
Elinor Schock had special basinorsat
Preston the last of the week.
C. J. Santo had business here this
week.
Grover Dourghty was a Kulo caller
ibis week.
Mr. Pfrender was a Kulo caller this
week.
B. F. Durfeo is working for .Jacob
WIssmau this season.
E. J. Glcuson took a trip to Huh
Saturday evening.
Coon Danuccker had special business
In Rule Saturday.
Ualda Danncckcr is farming his
mothers place this year.
Jackson Urinegar visited in Kulo
Saturday evening.
\Yiu , Buckmitibtcr was attending to
business here this week.
Wm. Schutz of near Durada > vas
hero visiting the first of the week.
Joe Uurgctt was a Kulo caller one
day this week.
Mrs. Brannock of Bigelow , Mo. , is
visiting relatives and friends near here
this week.
Wm. Thlltgcs was a business visitor
In Rule Tuesday of this wr.ck.
Barney WIssman was a business
Visitor la Rule Tuesday.
Chas. Nltzscho went to Rule to at
tend the wedding of his youngest sla *
ter at the Catholic church Tuesday.
Mary and Emily Thlltges wore visi
tors in Kulo the first of the week.
John Hauman and wifu wont to Falls
City the llrst of the week.
Mrs Geo. K. Taylor and Kmnm Xim-
merman were tu Ilulo on business
Saturday.
II. G. Dorste was transacting busi
ness in Kulo the latter part of the
week.
Philip Werner , sr. , and wile wqro
transacting business in Falls City this
week. I
Albert Kandolph was in Hulo Satur
day afternoon.
Mr. Drown of Missouri Is plastering
here this week.
Wm. Wissnian was a Ilulo visitor
the last of the week.
F. W. Morehouse went to the Hulo
and concert Saturday evening.
Estou Jones and Grandpa King was
ooklng after business In Rule Sutur-
ay.
Lloyd Thompson was a Hulo vlsitou
Saturday.
M. Zimmerman and wife
wereat -
ending to business in Hulo this week.
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Mathew Poyntnor was a Rule caller
Saturday.
Henry P. Fischer was u business
irlsltoi1 in Rule one day this week.
Henry Kloopfol had Important busi
ness in Hulo Saturday.
Charles Jondrow had business In
Hulo the last of the week.
Mrs. Saal has improved considerably
and now is up and around some of the
time. Her son Emll will boon be able
to resume hi * labors at the county seat.
J. R. Krusor accompanied by H. K.
Gross of Chicago were trying to soil
South Dakota laud to the day of this
sveek.
.1. K. Randall of the Martin Place
was a caller hero the lu t of the week ,
II. S. Kloepfel has nearly completed
his assessing work in Arago township ,
Grandpa Kloopfel eamc down from
Falls City to look after things t his
farm that his son Herman is farming.
Fred Schmidt was transacting busi
ness in Hulo the latter part of the
week.
Mr. aud Mrs. A. J. Santo returned
from their short wedding tour Friday.
Mr. Record was looking after busi
ness hero one day this week.
Ex Sheriff Hossock had business at
the Louis Seitz farm the latter part of
this week.
Henry Scheitel and wife were Uulo
visitors Saturday.
Henry Zimmerman transacted busi
ness In Falls City the last of the week.
PRESS NOTES.
The Shnbert Citizen notch that
\V. , S. Leyda and wife , Harry
Jenne and wifeandJames Slocuni
and wife were there from this
city during the past week.
The following were noted by
the Salem Index as visitors from
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that town to the county seat last
week : M. C. Hoover , L. L.
Kinsey 1 , ( ) . A. Enimert , Frank
Albin. Joe Lord and wife , Mr.
and Mrs. M , L. Powell and :
daughter , Luclla , Mrs. Stavcr ,
Win. Gregory and wife , Mrs. J.
1' . Jones , Florence Leslie , Hal
StoniTer , Mamie and Ollie Mor
ton , Irene Spnrlock , Mary Rus
sell and Ruth Moore. Falls City
visitors to Salem were J. P. Ram-
el , Mrs. E. E. Scott , 13. C. Mcttss ,
Clyde Ramel and Nellie Rule.
The Salem Sentinel mentions
these names on their list of their
visitors to the county seat : M. L-
Dowcll , wife and baby , T. R.
Carlisle , John Copass , J. 13.
Windle and wife , J. S. Hoyd I ,
Robert Huston , M. G- Jones and
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Hiram Rantsma.
Falls City people there were
Dr. Fred Keller and wife , Harold
Lord , Sheriff Fenton and County
Attorney James.
The Pawnee City Chief says
that George Crocker , of Falls
City , ex-snperintendent of Rich
ardson County , was a business
visitor in Pawnee City Wednes
day.
According to the freeze the
Barada visitors last week to Falls
City were : John Market , Lloyd
Mitchell , Henry Siemering Jr.
and daughter Kmma , Frank
Williamson and family , C. II.
Kuker and family and Tom Roe
and family.
Whit is Foley's Kidney Cure.
Answer : It Is made from a nrescrip
lion of a leading Chicago physician ,
and one of the most eminent in the
country. The ingredients uro the
purest that money can buy and are
scientifically combined to get their
utmost value. For tale at Moore's
Pharmacy.
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, HONEY and TAR
Cures Coughs , Colds , Croup , La Grippe , Asthma , Throat j
and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption YELLOW PACKAGE
I1 : For Sale at Dr. Moore's Pharmacy , Falls City , Nebr ,
Burlington Bulletin.
Low Elite Tour to California
uid Pugel Sound : -To Pum-l
Sound mid Portland , direct or via
California , very low rale excursion
.ieketH on Hale June JSth to 22nd ,
nclusive.
To California , Portland and
L'ligct Sound : Daily low excur
sion rates commeneini : June 1st ,
ipplyincj via variable routes em-
aeing all western scenery and
'itlraetions. '
To California and Return :
Still lower rates June 25th to July
th inclusive , only $12.50 addi
tional to iiielude the Shasta Route
ml Puget Sound.
To Colorado a n d Return :
Daily after .June 1st. About half
rates. Still lower rates for the
k's great meeting at Denver.
Tickets sold July 10th to 15th in-
lusive.
To Eastern Resorts ; Daily low
summer tourist rates commencing
June 1st to Chicago , St. Louis ,
St. Paul , Wisconsin and Michi-
; an Resorts , also to Niagara Falls ,
iVhite Mountains and Maine Re
sorts.
Special Homeseekers1 Rates :
1st and JJrd Tuesdays , low ex
cursion rates to the North Platte
Valley , the Big Horn Basin and
other frontier territory. Person
ally conducted excursions on 1st
ind Urd Tuesdays of each month
for these seeking free homesteads
of ( MO acres of mixed farming and
lairying. Write D. Clem Heaver ,
Agent Homest-ekers' Information
Bureau , 1001 Farnain St. , Omalit ,
Nebraska.
U. S'l'EVkAKT Agt.
L.W. WAKELEY , G. P. A. Omaha.
You Will Prosper
in the Great
Southwest
Jn Oklahoma , Indian Territory
and Texas are vast areas of unim
proved land land not now yield
ing the crops of which it is cap
able. The same conditions apply
to the towns. Few lines of busi
ness 'ire adequately represented.
There are openings of all sorts
for mills and factories , for small
stores , for banks , newspaper and
lumber yards. You have only to
get on the ground to prove this.
To enable you to do so the Mis
souri , Kansas and Texas railway
offer
Rates Cheaper Than Ever
Feb. 6th and 20th
March 6th and 20th
On above ilates most lines will
sell both one-way and round trip
tickets nl exceptionally low rates.
If your nearest railroad agent can
not give you the rates , write me
for particulars.
Tf you're in any
way interested in the
Southwest , I'd like to
send you my paper
"The Coming Coun
try. " Address
W. S. ST. GEORGE.
General Passenger Agent
550 Walnwriflht Bltlfl. St. Louis , No.
Tickets are on sale
everywhere , via Missouri -
souri , Kansas and
Texas Railway.
A Lesson In Health.
Healthy kidneys tllter the impuri
ties from the blood , and unless they do
this good health is Impossible. Foley's
Kidney Cure mukes sound kidneys and
will positively euro all forms of kidney
ana bladder disease. It strengthens
the whole system. For sale at
Moore's Pharmacy. \
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DESTINATIONS--San Francisco , Los Angeles. H
VIA PORTLAND AND PUGET SOUND S02.r > ( > round
trip , one way via Shasta Route.
DATES OP SALE-April ) to May fl. RETURN
LIMIT , July yi.
STOPOVKRS Points between the Missouri River and ( . '
Pacific Coast.
ROUTES Good via direct routes ; for instance , to San
Francisco or Los Angeles , via Denver , Scenic Colorado , r.
Salt Lake City. { - .
To San Francisco via Denver , Scenic Colorado , Salt
Lake Route through Los Angeles.
No tour of the Coast is complete unless it includes the <
Puget Sound.
TRAIN SERVICE Daily through Pullman Standard c
and Tourist Sleepers to San Francisco via Denver , Rio cfe
Grande Route Salt Lake City ; Tourist Sleepers Thursday fee
and Fridays , personally conducted. o
Daily through Pullman Tourist Sleepers to Los Angeles
via Denver , Rio Grande Route , Salt Lake City , thence Salt fet
Lake Route ; Tourist Sleepers Tuesdays and Saturdays ,
personally conducted. a
Write or call for California descriptive matter , "Pacific v ( t
Coast Tours , " folders berths itt
, , information. Describe your u
proposed trip and let us advise how to make t :
you it at lea t rt
cost. rtu
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ft your money. What
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o Dear Sir : I have found Climax Chick Feed the bet feed
n I have ever used for little chicks. I used it last Spring with
6 success , and will use it again this Spring. Yours respectfully O
MRS. JOHN W. CROOK " W
6b Put up by 0. P. HECKrFalls City , Neb. o M
And for sale by Ocamb&Stach. Yc'lon : II. P. Reigcr , Preston
Thomas & Martin , Stella ; C W. Allon. Dirada ; L. C. Mann
Humboldt ; Hern & Walker , Reserve
; Harvey Harmon , Shubert
b T. H. Mnicr _ & Son , MorrUl ; J. II. Tracey , Sabetha ; W. 15. ;
Alexander , Dawson ; L. K. Harding , Hamlin
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I New Satin Crown Sailors 1
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In all the popular shades. These are the
latest in Spring creations and are sure to
please. Also the May Manton patterns are
on sale by us. Just received a new line of
Fancy Ribbons. Some pretty lavender edged
washable Ribbon just the thing for low
collars. For style , lit and low prices , call on
MRS. D. H. BLAKENEY
OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE FALLS CITY
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