THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , JUNE 29 , 1906
THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
Entered ns hccoml-clnss matter as
Tails City , Nebraska , post oflice , Janu
ary 12 , VJ04 , under tlie Act of Confess
of March 3 , 187'X
Published every Friday at Kails City ,
Xe'lira.ska , by
FNc Tnlitinr Pulillsliinrt Company
One year . 51.00
Six u'otiths . . .M )
Three months .35
TELEPHONE 226.
We wonder if Minden is not
the only town in the state that
is out of debt with $500 to the
good ?
Those who wish to attend the
htatc conventions this full will be
permitted to go in the childrcns
class half fair.
The pace set in this twentieth
century is so fast that we often
forget ourselves and trample up
on the rights and privileges of
others.
Advocates of a "noiseless
Fourth" must have clustered close
to this community. We have
not heard the event mentioned on
our streets.
Our prisons are filled with
"get rich quick" promoters *
while the Standard Oil and in
surance frauds .ire enjoying a
season in lOurope. It appears to
make a vast difference in this
country whose lingers are tarred.
A county seat town without a
good band is certainly behind the
times. With the talent at hand
Kails City could soon have an
organization of that kind that all
would be proud of and certainly
would be a drawing card.
The New York "Four Hun
dred" have decided that it is the
proper thing to erect a monument
ment to Carl Schunc. The re
mainder of this broad union will
not be prohibited from furnish
ing the bulk of the money to
complete their ideal.
The committee has been called
to meet at Table Mock for the
purpose of fixing a date and nam
ing a place for holding the judic
ial convention. Judge Raper will
probably be before the people of
this district for election to fill
vacancy , as he is now holding by
appointment.
Collier's Weekly is looking for
the proper man to send to Europe
for the purpose ot interviewing
Col. Bryan. An offer of S200C
has been declined by William
Allen White for this enviable
position. Hut a few short months
and these interviews with this
most estimable gentleman wil
be away below par.
The human family appears tc
have fallen heir to a trait ol
character that is not commend
able to say the least. A weal-
brother may vary from the
straght and narrow way , am
every tongue in the community
will start to wag. By the tinu
half a dozen brothers who hav <
never sinned at least to the ex
tent that the public eye \va :
turned their way this mine
offence against society has growi
to excel the unpardonable sin.
Exchanged Suit Cases.
Martha and Miranda Meyer
were waiting in the St Josepl
union station last Friday for
train to this city. A man cam
in and deposited a grip near on
of theirs and but little attentio
was given to his coming or goin
However when the young ladie
started for their train they di ;
covered that their suit case ha
been taken by the man and hi
left in its stead. They immcd
ately reported their loss to tli
St Joseph police , as the stole
case contained several diamon
rings , a gold watch and expensh
wearing appearal.
The grip the considerate ma
left , contained a jumper and pa
of overalls.
Upon arriving in this city tl
girls reported the loss to chief-o
police , Lou Beasley at this end <
the line , but at this writing i
news has been received of the lo
property.
Sickness a.ad Adversity
Possibly you have money in this bank. Very
good. If not , you should begin right away to
lay aside small sums. Should sickness or ad
versity overtake you , you will need the money.
One of the important objects of this bank is to
safely care for small savings.
Remember we pay 3 per cent interest on time
CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT and 4 per cent
on Children's accounts.
Palls City State Bank.
Break at Water Works.
About ( ) :30 : o'clock Monday the
water works whistle commenced
blowing , causing several surmis
es as to what was wrong.
It didn't take one any great
length of time to ascertain that
the water supply had been cut
off. This was caused by a break
in the water main where it goes
through the wall , caused by the
settling of the ground at that
point. This together with the
strain on the pipes and the pres
sure of the water broke the coup
ling of the six inch main where
it leads into an eight inch main
from the pumping house.
The place was probably crack
ed , as it had been leaking a trille
but Monday morning it broke
with a noise loud enough to be
heard by the engineer inside.
It was necessary to cut down
through eight feet of dirt tc
make repairs while the watci
had to be dipped out which kept
constantly running in. Mayoi
Barrett , Dennis McCarthy and
Henry Lapp worked on the re-
airs and at 4:15 the whistle
lew again , this time to announce
he fact that the water supplj
vas again turned on. The watei
vas riled up at first but gnul
tally become clear. The three
amed gentlemen worked like
Turks all day and deserve tin
: * lad hand for their prompt assist
uce.
Second Anniversary.
Two years ago this coinitu
unday , Rev. Griffin preachet
lis first sermon as pastor of tin
resbyterian church of this city
During these two years he ha ;
vorkcd unceasingly for t h i
luirch , both in and out of tin
old , and has done a great dea
owards the strengthening ot it
lower. Untiringly he has se
orth the needs of a new churcl
and success seems to be close a
land for the new structure , am
ve are sure the congregatioi
eel indebted to Rev. Griflin
Plie occasion of the aniiiversar
vill be fittingly observed at th
norning service , and there shoul
a full attendance of the con
gregation. We hope Rev. Griffi
will celebrate many more sue !
events with us.
Narrow Escape.
Joe Forney was the victim of
recent adventure which he wi
not soon forget. Seeing som
beauties of ripe cherries on som
high branches he thought h
could use them to good advai
tage. He dumb the tree and i
trying to turn around slipped hi
hold and fell , one foot catchin
in a fork of the tree in such
manner that he could neitlu
loosen it or pull himself up in tl
tree. Fortunately a man can
along in a few seconds and r
lieved him from his uncomfor
able position.
FOR SAI.K : Two good Shor
horn bulls , yearlings past , 01
red and one roan. Both regi
tered and certified copy of ped
gree will be furnished. Wri
John Tighe , Humboldt , Nel
until after June 26th after whic
date address Joseph Corneliu
Ilumboldt , Neb. 27--U
Foreclosure of Chfttlel Morttftv/ic by Sale
of Mortgaged Property.
Noliiv IH hiTrliUIMII lli.it I "ill on the
ilst ll.lt ( if Jlllj , 1'KV ) , III thr Hl-ll lllllllllllir.
Hltii.itnl on T.ot IX. In Block 711 , ill the I'll ) of
Tails titj. In KlelKirdMiii Cmmu , Slatr of
Nrlii.isli.-i , lifluroil the hours of ID oYlocK.
a. in. , .mil 2 o'clock p. in , , ofltT foi MiU' at
public auction all thr i > i * Niri's. . incrcliin
illsi.mil slock. ilriiKS paH'tiN. inlut- . , iillu.
trlassattii.iprr , counters , \\all-c.iM-s. shou
iMM-K. cash ruitlsti-rs fin nlttiic , lixtiir < " < , wifr.
c.irlmiintrr.sod.i loiintniil.niiil all n | > | iurlciiaiicis
thiTi'lo iH'liPiiifliiir , nrii.iiuciits , furnishings
nnil m.ilorial of cu-rt ilvscrlptlint , no" 0011-
talnril In salil Mote-room. Salil s.ilr is inaoV
iiirstiniit to uiitlioiitj cont.ilnoil In a certain
cliattol noituaiff uxccutfil lij 1 * . I < . Moore ,
of Tails Clly , KIch.uiNon Count ) . Nebraska ,
to llou.-.nl I ! . C.rahani , of Omaha , Nebraska ,
on tin'Mil tla ) of Septuinlier. I1)5 ) , to secure
lliu p.Dineilt h ) slid I * . I , . Moore to the salil
Ilounnl t : . t.rnham the sum nt i-i.uuu.w ,
toifethiTltli S percent thereon from date
until tuul , e\hlenceil l > ) elirlil sexi'tal prom-
r ) notes for the sum of jlofl.OO e.ich ,
paat > le respective ! ) one mi December 'M'XS.
tine on March " . 1WG. one on Juno ' ) . 190o. one
on Septemlier ' ) , 1'HXi. olio on Deccmlier 9. l'Ho ,
one on March ' > , 1W7. one on June ' > . 1M7
anil one on September < > . V > 07. which salil
chattel mortiraire contains the follow tnir
condition , to-uit :
"And I. the s.iiil 1' . I. . Moore , iln here.li )
( ( neiiaiit , and aimy to with thosnlil Howard
11. ( iraliam. that In castof default made In the
patnent of ail ) of the abovementioned eight i
iomisMir ) notes , or Interest thereon , or failure
( i Keep said property Insured as hereinbefore
) ro\liled , ( ii In case ( if no attempting to
remote from the said Count ) of Richardson ,
the aforesaid itooils and chattels , or ail ) part
thereof , or In case said stock of Roods be
replaced and leplenlshed , and kept abo\ the
value of MX Thousand Dollars , ( fO.OOO.OO ) ,
includinirall pioporty cinercd b ) this inort-
irairo ; then , ami in that case , the whole of said
debt shall unmediateU liecome due at the
option of the part ) of the second part , and It
shall | H > laufill for the said mortgagee , or his
assigns , b ) himself or aitent. to take imme
diate possession of said uoods or chattels
wheteter found , the possession of these
presents iM-mif his snllicient anthorit ) theiefor.
and to sell the same at public auction , ort.o
much thereof , as shall be stilViclent to pa ) the.
amount due. or to bei-ome due , as the case
mabe , with all leasonable costs pertaimntr
to the taking , keepinir. ailtertisinir. and selling
of said proper ! ) . The inoueleinainmir after
paiiiK said sums , if am , lo ! > , paid on demand
to the said part ) of the llrst part. "
And whereas , default has been made b ) the
said nutrtiMKiMi In the pament of the note for
* :50.00 and the Interest accruing theteon.
falling iluo on the 'Hh da ) of DcccniK-r. l' 05.
and on another for the same amount and same
interest falling due on the 'Uu da ) of March.
l"0d , and on another for the same amount and
same interest falling due on the 'Hli da ) of
June. l 0o. said mortgager in pursuance of the
anthorit ) abo\n lecited has elected to declare
the whole of said mortgage debt and the
interest accruing thereon to the date of the
lirst publication of this Notice , tow It , the ? > th
of June. I'KV. , due and paable , and is now
piocecdiiiir to foieclose the same pursuant
to th statute in such case made and prodded.
That thrm is now due ami paable on said
I mortgage debt at the date of the first pupli.
cation heiein the sum of * 2.l .Ss. That no
irocreilings.it lau hair IHH-II had to reciter
he inone ) eipicssed in said promissorj notes
> r Hie interest accruing thereon and which
ire s , , -iin-il li ) ka | , | chattel mortgage ami
the light to fiurclo-e said mortgage pursuant
i the terms theieof lias become absolute.
Notice i , hereby futher given that said
chattel mortgage was dul ) recorded b ) said
norUawve in theolhce of the County Clerk of
Klctiartls.iii County , Nebraska , and bears the
'ollouing certilic.ite on the i ck thereof :
"Chatii-1 Morlirage KIM-II b ) Dr. 1' I ,
Moore , i.t 1 alls CiD , Nebraska , to Howard ] ! .
.raham , Omaha , Nebraska. State of Ne
braska. Kich.inKon Count ) , ss. Tiled for
record in the fount > Cletk's onice. the 'Uh
la ) of September. I'M' , at 5 o'clock and 4 >
ninntes p. m. . K < corded in IJ.mk No. 1 , 1'age
45I > J < T\NM.K. Count ) Clerk
J. J. TA.VM.K , lei > ut\ "
Win HI MIKI : . ami Hi- condition ot said
mortgage having been br.iKeu.llio same hav
ing NTH duly tiled of record , and this
mortgagee having elected to declare the whole
of said debt due and paahle pursuant to the
condition and stipulation in said mortgage
contained , ha has seized said propert ) by his
law fill agent , tovIt , the sheriff of Richardson
Count ) , ami will proceed to foreclose the same
by a sale of the property hereinbefore de.
rilied. in the manner set forth herein and
at the time and place specified.
HOVVAKD 11. GRMI\M ,
Ity W. T. PtiNTO.v. bherifl.
And Agent for Mortgager.
K\VlsA Rl.AVlS.
Atts. for Mortgagee. J ) . t
Notice.
To Kdward K llrown
You arc hereby notlllod that at u public
tax * aloor land , forilullmiuuut ta\cs , nttli
County Treasurer's ollice in Kails City
KIclmriKon county. Nebraska , on tliu Tth da >
of November , A D. , JWI , Clarence II. Wlltso
ot said county , for the u o and bcnoflt u
himself , his heirs , or Ins assignees did bit
oil and nurclmso the following describe *
real-estate , to-w It :
Lots IS and lij. llUxik 1ft ! , ot Kails City
Nebraska. vThlch was tuen and there otferei
for sale for delinquent taxes for the yea
1WJ. and there being no other bidders tor
the same.
Thta said laud was taxed In tbonamoo
Edward E. llrown , and said tax was assessed
for the year 1SW , and that the time of re-
domptlon front said sale will expire on the
Tth day of November , 1006 , and after the
expiration of said date a deed to salt
property will be applied for unlcts re
deemed 29-3 : OLAHESCK II. WILTS * .
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THAT WE SHOULD
I LOOK OUT TOR
I THIS JTORC
QUALnY-JTVLE :
ir You DOUBT THAT HONESTY
IS THE B 5T POLICY/ JUST TRY
DISHONEST A WHILE"
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I M co cmc > eo 5uPiSta. No. 22
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THE FUSE 1-5 BURNING CLOSE To OUR .SUMMER
STOCK , BUT IT IS NoT YET "BUNTED. " WE
CAN STILL SUPPLY YOU WITH TOGS FOR THE
i FOURTH. WHY SWELTER WHEN YOU CAN
KEEP COOL IN A .SWELL SERGE SUIT WHICH
H
WILL COST YOU ONLY $10 , $12 AND $15.
i ! WE HAVE LOT-5 OF SUMMER -5UIN-5 ; YOU CAN
WEAR ONLY ONE OR TWO , BUT IFYoUGEToNE
OF OUR JUIT-5 - IT WILL Do YOU FoR .SEVERAL
I -5UMMER-5. YOU ARE NOT GOING To LET THE
FOURTH pA-5,5 BY , ARE YOU , WITHOUT
I PUTTING ON A NEW NECKTIE JU-5T To5HOW
YOUR RESPECT FOR UNCLE JAM ? WE CAN FIX
i YOU OUT IN THE NEW .SUMMER WEIGHT LONG
TIE-5 IN ALL CoLoRJ FoR 5OC EACH.
l .STRAW HAT.Se ) YOU YET HAVE TWO MoNTH-5
l TO WEAR ONE. HOW MUCH ONE ? ONLY 50C
UP To $6.OO.
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l RESPECTFULLY ,
ll
l NEBRASKA FALL-5 CITY , SAIWIIJFI . WAN ! .
11 u in 1111 i n 111
THE LOVE
OF JEWELRY t
Is one of the most nat
ural of emotions as the
actions of children and
older people alike show.
This love for the beauti
ful and the artistic should
be cultivated to the ut
most the only bar to
owning- Jewelry should
be the price and that you
will never find an obstacle
here * .
K\ cry price p 1 a 5 n 1 y
marked.
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A. E. JAQUET
THE OLD RELIABLE
M 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M m i
A Veteran Preacher.
At the M. E. church next Sun
day Rev. H. Presson fJO years
of age and the oldest preacher in
the Nebraska Conference will
preach.
He has been one of our pioneers
in Nebr. , and was also a soldier
of the civil war.
Rev. H. Presson was licensed
many years ago in Illinois by the
famous Rev. Peter Cartwright.
He has been a notable character
and is still quite active.
The members of the Congrega
tion are urged to be present.
STRAYED. One white mare ,
weight about 1000 pounds , brand
ed on right shoulder ) wire scar
on right hind leg. Strayed from
" \V. \ A. Margrave's about two
months ago. Information for ,
or return to above will be re
warded. 29-3t
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U J. C. TANNER
NOBBY LINE
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White Shirt Waist Suiis
We have just received a new
consignment of good servicable
wash suits which are so attractive
and dressy during- the Summer
months.
Call and see them as the low
prices and excellent quality will
surprise you.
This week we will receive an
elegant line of Skirts for the warm
season.
Any size and style you wish will be found in
this stock.
IQEO. S. CLEVELAND
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