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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (June 8, 1906)
BT w T' THE FALLS CITV TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , JUNE 8 , 1906. ! CHEAP HOMES ! j ' > 9S' S' * S T ! > & I We have them in Southern Kansas that | I are and soon will be under irregation , in = f | suring crops and increasing in value each | " t iii . year. i ; ! > > | This is the Poor Man's Paradise and will | | soon be beyond his reach. Now is the time | I to act. The advance in price this year will | I make a good income. Join our next excur = | 1 > sion and seethe wonderful growth of this I 1 new country which is attracting the atten = | I tion of farmers from every state in the un = | | ion. Call and see us and let us reason to = | I gether. 1 I RIEGER & SEBOLD < 5J , FALLS CITY , NEB. 1 OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE - - - FARGO Ualda Danneckcr of Wluncbago val ley was transacting business In Kulo this \vcuk. Jacob tuul Vernal Wright wcro pleasant callers lioro Sunday. Mrs. Werner and chllilron visited near liiinula Sunday. Hut * son , Charles who is staying hi Sunny Valley spent Sunday with his mother. MrsW. P. Dorsto Is enjoying a visit from her sister Ida who resides in St Joe. Joe.A. A. J. Santo has his lumber ready to convert into a line largo double corn crib this summer before corn gather * ing time. L , C. White ot liuradii was a pleas , uut caller hero one day this wool ; . Dr. Henderson was hero on business Friday last. Mr. Schmidt of ICaiitas City , Mo. , wus looking after business interests here one day. Josie Duncan of St Deroln waa vis itor here a part of the week. Barney Yooplo ami wife attended ihu wed&ing of Prcd Fry ono day last week. Mrs. Adam Ulcklo who has beet quite ill for some time is now improv ing steadily. The German summer school at tin Kloopfel church begun last week. Charley Nltzchy was here on busl uess one day. Clarence Wiltso was a business vlsl tor at the county seat ( ho last of tin week Fred Tlohnmn were visitors In Fall City one day last week. Carrie Uuckminstcr was In Falls Clt ; ono day this week. Matt 1'oyntnur was transacting bus ! ness in Rule the llrst of the week. Grandmother Saal wus a visitor i Falls City the first of the week. \\'m. Bauman of Verdon visited h parents hero the last of the week. ITarland Jones and family were 1 Rule the last of the week. Mrs. Herman Ivoehler and son Irvi were in Rule the first of the week. The three small children of S. M Randall are allllcted with chiekeupo > Anthony and Frank Bauman wer transacting business In Rule the la < of the week. Mrs. Henry Prlbbeno visited role lives at the county seat this wcek.l Mrs. Katie Schock was a Rule vis tor Saturday. Dennis Parkins was transacting business In Falls City Saturday. Mary Wiltso who taught in district No fJG the past two years , loft Monday to attend school for nine weeks at the Pern summer normal. Win. Bach and Elmer Schock were In Preston ono day this week. II. G. Dorsto was In Preston the first , oftho week. Win Buekmlnstor visited the county capltol the first of the week. Market Letter. Kansas City , Mo. , .Turn-1th'Oi > : Cntllo receipts fell short of .50 000 last week for the first time this year , but owing to the agitation about the iiiisniiitnry condition of packing houses consumption of moats full oil sharply particularly in the East , and this was reflected in a smaller demand from packers a decline of 10 to 20 cents in prices and a generally dull market , while the outlook is unsettled , and com mission men are unable to advise shippers intelligently as to future conditions , it is believed that the full publication of the Govern- menl report concerning the actual conditions at the various packing houses , rumors about which pre- cipilatod tlu > present agitation , will do much to clear the atmo sphere. It is conceded that the articles published against the packers , mainly by sensational papers , are so much worse than the actual facts as sot fourth by | the Government report that wher this is given out it will silence the public clamor against the pat-ken and restore the consumptive do innud to somewhere near its nor mal volume. The supply of cat tie is moderate today at all points 9000 head here , including -1000 ii Quarantine division , marko steady , some sales shade higher , i hopeful sign for the present week Feeders cannot hold their cattlt very long with safety for thegrasi cattle will begin to come iu larg < numbers before many weeks , gen ernlly followed by a declining market. Average quality has not been as good lately as a shor time ago , tops last week at S. " > . : J to $5.(50 ( , top today $ D.'t5. bulk o steers $ i.f > 0 to $5.15. best steen and heifers mixed $1.75 to $ . " ) . ! ! ( heifers $15.75 to $1.75 , cows $15.2 toSt.SO , bulls$2.7. ) to $1,00 , veal $1.50 to $ (5.25. ( Stackers and feed ers are 10 higher today , rang $1.00 to $ 1.150. Hog receipts were 71,000 hit week , and prices declined 15 to 2 cents for the week. Run is f)00 ) today , market steady with Satin day , top $0.85 , bulk $ (5,25 ( toG. ( light hogs $ (5.15 ( to $025 , pigs $5.2 to $5.85. The run last week wi 20,000 heavier than same wee last year , but it included seven trains of hogs purchased at u river markets by packers f ( slaughter here , as not enoug came here for their needs. D < maud is phenomenal , as shown L a continued range of prices 5 cents to $1.00 above a year ago. Mutton receipts have been ei larged lately by a more gener movement from Texas and tl Southwest , and prices are a litt lower than a week ago , supply t day is 0000 market steady. lie vier receipts are'predicted , wit weaker prices on grass stutV whi fed stntr is expected to hold up it becomes more scarce. Be wooled lambs last week $7.-15. ve few coming , spring lambs $0.75 $7.155 , clipped $0.00 to $ ( i.fio , gm mutton $5.25 to $5.00 , best f ( yearlings $0.00 to $0.25 , wethe $5.50 to $5.S5 , ewes $1.75 to $5. ( killing goats $15.75 to $3.90 , gen for the country $ ; J.OO to $ :5. : . " > o. Tei\ Years in Bed. " For ten years I was confined to i bed was disease of my kidneys. " wril U. A. Gray , J. P. of Oakville , It "It was so severe that I could i move part of the time. I consult the very best medical skill avallab but could get no relief until Folo ; Kidney Cure was recommended to n It has been a Godsend to me. " F sale at Moore's Pharmacy. KOK RUNT. A five room cc tage in good repair with barn ai eight lots , within fiour blocks the post office. B. I. REAVIS. THE ORIGINAL Hr < AND LAXATIVE r VHCW w ru IBIU - w W BW mt mmfa a a ± * HONEY and TAR Cures Coughs , Colds , Croup , La Grippe , Asthma , Throat in the , and Lung Troubles. Prevents Pneumonia and Consumption YELLOW PACKAGE For Sale at Dr. Moore's Pharmacy , Falls City , Nebr. Burlington Bulletin. Low Kiito Tour to Cnlil'oniiii uiul Puget SoundTo : Ptiget Sound nnd Porllnml , direct or via Cnliforiiin , very low rule excursion ticketH on Halo June IHth to 22nd , inclusive. To California , Portland and Puget Sound : Daily low excur sion rates commencing Tune let applying via variable routes em- biaeing all western scenery and attractions. To California and Return : Still lower rates .June 25th to July 7th inclusive , only Sl'J.oO addi tional to include the Shasta Route and Puget Sound. To Colorado and Return : Daily after .June 1st. About half rates. Still lower rates for the Elk's great meeting at Denver. Tickets sold July 10th to lf > th in clusive. To Eastern Resorts ; Daily low' ' summer tourist rates commencing June 1st to Chicago , St. Louis , St. Paul , Wisconsin and Michi gan Resorts , also to Niagara Falls , White Mountains and Maine Re sorts. | Special Elomeseekers' Rates : 1st and Jlrd Tuesdays , low ex cursion rates to the North Platte Valley , the Big Horn Basin and other frontier territory. Person ally conducted excursions on 1st and ! 5rd Tuesdays of each month for those seeking free homesteads of 010 acres of mixed farming and dairying. Write D. Clem Deaver , Agent Homeseekers' Information Bureau , 1001 Farnam St. , Omahi , Nebraska. G. STEWART Agt. L.W. WAKCI.EY , G. P. A. Omaha. You Will Prosper in the Great Southwest lu Oklahoma , Indian Territory and IVxas 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. 3 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 Missouri - souri , Kansas and Texas railway oil'er Rates Cheaper Than Ever 1 Feb. 6th and 20th March 6th and 20th On above .lates most lines will i sell both one-way and round trip o tickets at exceptionally low rates. s If your nearest railroad agent cannot - not give you the rates , write me for particulars. o If you're in any s way interested in the Southwest. I'd like to send you my paper "The Coming Coun- try. " Addiess W. S. ST. GEORGE. General Passenger Aflcnt 550 Walnwriflht Blilfl. SI. Louis , Mo. Tickets are on sale everywhere , via Missouri - souri , Kansas and Texas Railway. During the summer kidney Irregul arities are often caused by excessive drinking or being overheated. At tend to the kidneys at once by using Foley'i Kidney Cure. For sale at Moore's Pharmacy. fc C"R R ) C , DESTINATIONS-San Francisco , Los Angeles VIA PORTLAND AND PUGET SOUND-C2.f)0 round trip , one way via Shasta Route. 1K DATES OF SALE April 25 to May . RETURN 1c LIMIT , July : J1. STOPOVERS Points between the Missouri River and c Pacific Coast. ROUTES Good via direct routes ; for instance , to San Francisco or Los Angeles , via Denver , Scenic Colorado , Salt Lake City. To San Francisco via Denver , Scenic Colorado , Salt Lake Route through Los Angeles. c. No tour of the Coast is complete unless it includes the Pujjet Sound. TRAIN SERVICE Daily through Pullman Standard and Tourist Sleepers to San Francisco via Denver , Rio < c Grande Route Salt Lake City ; Tourist Sleepers Thursday c . and Fridays , personally conducted. co 3c personally conducted. c c ; Write or call for California descriptive matter , -'Pacific Coast Tours , " folders , berths , information. Describe your proposed trip and let us advise you how to make it at least cost. G. A. STEWART , Agent CHICK FEED You cannot afford to lose your Chickens after you have Q went to the trouble of hatching them out. You don't need to IT1 lose any if you feet ! them the proper feed. Try Climax Chick Feed. I guarantee satisfaction or refund your money. What more could you ask. Try it. Read This ! h O. P. HECK , & Dear Sir : I have found Climax Chick Feed the best feed I have ever used for little chicks. 1 used it last Spring with Q succeis , and will use it again this Spring. Yours rcspcctfnllv MRS. JOHN W. CROOK QO Put 0. P. HECK Falls Neb. up by . . , City , . And for sale by Ocumb&Stach , Verdon ; II , P. Reiger , Preston : Thomas & Martin , Stella ; C W. Allen , B iracla ; L. C. Mann , Iluinboldt ; Hern iS : Walker , Reserve ; Harvey Harmon , Shubert ; T. II. Miller & Son , Merrill ; .T. H. Tracey , Sabetha ; W. B. Alexander , Dawson ; L. 13. Harding , Hainlin ti 1 New Satin Crown Sailors I 111 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 The Great Paper of the Great West The Kansas Citv Star Everywhere recognized as the strongest and most reliable newspaper in the most prosperous region of the United States. Wherein It Leads. Its Unexcelled NeWSServiCe embraces the continuous report of the Associated Pres-s , with dispatches every hour ; the general and special service of the New York Herald ; the Hearst transcontinental leased wire service and special correspondence from THh SI AK b own representatives in Washington , D. 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