Nebraska Newspapers

    THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , JULY 13 , 1906
THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
Entered as sccoml-class mailer as
Kails City , Nebraska , j > osl cilice , Janu
ary 12 , 1001 , under llic Aclof Congress
of March J , 1870.
Published every Krlday at I'alls City ,
Nebraska , by
( The Tribune Pnlitisliinit Company
E. K. Slmrls , MftnAjter
One year $1.00
Sixti'onths 60
Three months .35
TELEPHONE 226.
Did von take the children to
the circus.
When the next board of equal-
ixation and assessment meets it
would be a great thing for the
state if George Sheldon as Gover
nor should l/o a member.
Did you ever notice that most
of the good acts in a circus are
on the opposite side of the tent
from which you are sitting. That
observation is very often true in
life as well.
Certain corporate interest have
been lighting the direct primary
idea with great vigor. The way
in which it worked in York
county indicates that these cor
porate influences arc justified in
their opposition.
The circus is a great institu
tion. When every thing else fails
the circus can be depended upon
to draw a crowd. It is a relief
from the ever lasting monotony
of life and is associated with the
boyhood recollection of every
American citty.cn.
President Roosevelt has done
more for the west than any other
President. His advocacy of irri
gation , anti-rebates , large home
steads free denatured alcohol and
other measures will count great
ly in the developemcnt and indus
trial progress of the middle west.
Altogether he may be well called
the President of the west.
The vinegar fac.tory under the
management of Mr. Leo is an
assurred fact. It will not be an
exeptionally large one to start
with but it is destined to grow
into an institution of importance.
Those of our citixens who have
invested their money in the en
terprise will doubtless receive
large returns both in money and
in the gratitude of the city be
cause of their public spirit.
George Sheldon is gaining
strength every day. Those who
have been interested enough to
study his record of State Senator
have become convinced that he ib
always with the people regard
less of consequences. Brown and
Sheldon would do more for the
state than any two young men we
can call to mind. This is the
peoples year and Brown ant
Sheldon are true representatives
of the people.
Will Richardson county repub
licans permit railroad influence
and subsidised newspapers to in
tluence them against the candi
dacy of the young man who lias
incurred the enmity of these
people by fighting in our inter
cst ? The railroads are aftei
Brown for no other reason thai
his work in compelling them t (
pay their taxes owned in this an <
other counties. Are we going t
turn him down at the instance o
the men who tried to beat us an <
who are sore because Brow
wouldn't let them do it ? .
Falls City's welfare is dcpen
dent in a large measure on th
citizen . Kansas City is a gret
city because of its favorable loc ;
tion in part and in large measui
to the indomitable push an
energy of its people. Wea \ \
secured u vinegar factory throng
the enterprise of a few mei
There are other industries tin
will pay equally well. Let thoi
who did not subscribe stock
the vinegar factory get togeth
and organize a canning factor
a cereal mill , or one of the mat
other kinds of industries f
which we are so well qualified
make go.
M\ist Ha.ve a Beginning !
Do not postpone the opening of an account
simply because of the smallness of your first
deposit. All things , you know , must have their
beginning. The big things of to-day were the
little things of yesterday.
Remember that the
Palls City State Bank.
Receives deposits as low as a dollar.
County Central Committee.
The county central committee Is
called to meet at the ollici1 of the sec
retary July 10. l'.XMi , at 2 o'clock p. in.
JOHN CUAVIII , Sec.
\ \ ' . K. DoitltlNOTOK , Chairman.
Martin Kanaly is attending
the races at Auburn this week.
Robert Sailor and wife from j
near iMorrill , came to sec the cir
cus.
Gco. Hall attended the races at
Auburn on Wednesday of this
week.
Dr. Corbin of Tecumseh was
here Monday in consultation
with Dr. Wolfe.
Miss Stella Wolfe of Malvern ,
Iowa is the guest of her brother ,
Dr. A. 1C. Wolfe.
Lottie Putnam , Catherine and
Margaret Scibel came from Go-
leva Thursday. The two form-
ones have secured schools hcrci
while the latter will return to
Geneva where she has a school.
There will be a 10 cent rag-tag
social at the Wahl hall under the
inspices of the K. iV L. of S.
order No. 010 on Thursday even-
ng July 19th. Ice cream and
cake will be served and a cordial
invitation is extended to the pub
lic.
Mr. Ximbcr just before starting
home Tuesday evening put $20
in his pocket for safe keeping.
In some manner it slipped on thro'
and was lost. Officer Beasley
found the property and it was
eventually restored to the owner.
George Hall lost his valuable
diamond stud on Tuesday of this
week. lie did not discover the
loss until about five o'clock and
owing to the si.e of the crowd in
town that day , he had doubts of
its recovery. D. Davies was for
tunate enough to fund the lost
jewel in front of Mr. Hall's shoe
store.
Referee * Sale.
Nutlet ; Is horot.y given , tlml by\lilueu (
tlu > authority In us vested mill according to
an onler of the District court , In niitl foi
Itlctmrilson comity. Stale of Nelmiskn
entert'il upon the 1'th day of June , A. D.
HKX1 , In : iti notion In I'lirtltlmi , wherein
Louisa M. Miller Is plaintiff , and Kmll
Miirmet. Kiiunii Mimnet , ltosi : CIliiKan
ilruce ClIiiKHU , t'rcil U. Marmot. Mtic U
Manuel , Itarburn Marmet , Wesley Miller
The .ills City State llatik , anil W A
OreenwaUl ami T. . ) . Gist , arc defendants ,
Wo will upon on the Itth day of
A. 1 > . UXXJ , at S o'clock. i > in. , : xt the wesl
front door of the court house In Falls
City. In Mild county or Ulcbardson , stati
of Nebraska , otter ( or nali ; and sell to tin
d highest ivml best blitilcr therefore , tin
following described premises : The nortl
hall of the south half ot the southous
quarter of the southeast quarter of sccttoi
twcnty-olifht (28) ( ) ; the southeast quarto
of section 'twenty-nine (29) ) ; the west hal
of section thirty-two ( Si ) ; and the west hal
of the northeast quarter and the wen
half of the southeast quarter , and a par
of the east half of the northeast qunrtc
of section thirty-two i3j ) . All In towushli
1-
No. One (1) ( ) , north , range fourteen ( It
ic east flth 1 * . tl. . In Ulchardson count }
at Nebraska , containing Oil acres of land mor
or less , according to the sovernnien
a- survey.
are The above described land will be divide
anil sold In separate tracts If the referee
id think It to bo for the best Interest * of th
ve parties.
Terms of gale. cash.
Dated at Falls City , Nebraska. July
n. 1KW. 31-5
n.at Jens WILTSE ,
at KHCU FEMIMAN > Kefcrecs.
SMITH I
in STKAYKD. One white man
icr weight about 1000 pounds , bran <
y , ed on right shoulderi wire scs
ny on right hind leg. Strayed f roi
for W. A. Margrave's about tw
to months ago. Information fo
or return to above will be n
warded. 29-3t
Foreclosure of Chattel Mortgtvjge by Sale
of MortX&rfed Properly.
NniiiT IH hrrcti ) imrn tli.it I ill on tin-
jlililaj i'f JuH. l'iw ' . In tinISoll Iliiililinir.
hltii.ilcd on Int 1S. hi ItlneK 70 , in tlu > CiU of
I'alls CIO , in KIchanlMin County , State of
NYbr.iska , lirturc'ii the hours of 10 o'clock ,
a. in. , and . ! o'clock i > . in. , oftVr for sale at
public auction all the unods , t\nte . , meroliaii-
dlso and Htocli , ilruuH , patent" , juliUs. oils
ula < < H , wall-paper. cmuilrr * . wall-cawM , sliow-
ttiM-4 , cash reitKters , furniture , li\tnrr . safe.
carlxm.iti'i'.MHla foiititalii.aiid all appurtenance- *
thrieto hrlmiiflnir , iirii.iiiirntH. furiiUhlnit' *
anil material of i > very descilptlun. iinw con
tained inMill More-room. Said sale in made
pursuant to authority contained In n certain
chattel uorlu.iKi' executed h > 1' , It. Moore ,
if Calls City , Klchardhon Count ) , Nebraska ,
to llou.iid 1 ! . ( irahain , of Omaha , Nebraska ,
on the ' ( ill day ot September. 1'WS. to secure
the payment hy slid I * . I , . Moore to the said
Ilonard II. C.rnhaui the sum of ; 2,000.01 ,
loirelher lllt 8 percent thereon from date
until paid , evidenced liy eluht seteral protn-
Issorv notes for the mini of $250.00 each ,
payable respectl\ mm on Decemlx'r 'I , 1"O5 ,
one on March < > , I'Mn , 0110 ( in Jtinc ' ) , 100ft , one
on September 'I. l'Hii. ' one on December ' , 1'Mo.
one on March ' > , l"07 , one on June " ' , 1'W
and one on September " . l'K)7hlch said
chattel niortKaffe contains the folloulnsr
condition , to-\\lt :
"And I , the said I * . I. . Moore , do hereb )
eoxenaiit , and nurre to ulth the said Howard
It. ( iraham , that In case of default made in the
payment of any of the nhoxo mentioned elitht
promissory notes , or Interest thereon , or failure
to keep said piopertj insured as hereinbefore
provided , 01 In case of ins attempting to
lemote from the said County of Klchardsoii ,
the aforesaid iroodH and chattels , or am part
theieof , or In case said stock of ( roods be
replaced and replenished , and kept abo\e the
value of Six Thousand Dollars , ( J < > , ( HHUH .
Including all property co\ered l > > this mort-
irairu : then , and In that case , the u hole of said
debt shall immeiliatel ) hecome due at the
option of the part ) of the second part , and It
shall bo la n fill for the said imirtirauee. w 4iix
assluns , liy himself or auent. to take imme
diate possession of said voods or chattels
\\here\er found , the possession of these
presents lielnir his stilliclent authority thrivfor ,
and to sell the same at public auction , erse
much thereof , as sha'.t be siilliclent to | iaj the
amount due. or to become due. as the case
may be. nlth .ill leasonable costs peitainiuir
to the taking , keeiilnu' , advertising , and scllinir
of said propel t ) . Tlie money remalnim , ' after
pa1111 ; said Niims , if any. to 1 > paid on drmand
to the said parts of the llrst part. "
And whereas , default has been made b > the
said nicirtk'aui-e in the pa ) ment of the note for
$250.00 and the interest accruing thereon ,
falling din-on the 'Uh ilay of Iccemt > er.
and on another for the same amount and same
Inteiest falllnif due on the Vth day of March ,
l"iu , and on another for the same amount and
s.imii Interest falling duo on the Oth day of
June , lOOii. said niortirairru In pursuance of the
authoiitj : IMI\O leclled has elected to declare
the uliule of said murliraue debt and the
Interest accruing thereon to tin- date of tin-
llrst iiuhlication of thl * Notice , towit. the J'tli
of June , 1'KVi , ilue and payable , and Is now
pioceedln to foreclose the same pursuant
tn the statute in such case made and prouded.
That there Is uox\ due and pa j able on said
mortuace debt at the date of the tlrst pupil-
cation lu'ioin the sum of J2tiS.SS. That no
proceedings at law ha\e Inreit had to recover
the money expressed In said promissor ) notes
or the Interest accrnlnir thereon and \\luclt
are secured by said chattel moiturairo and
the rlsht to foreclose said tuortcaKc pursuant
to the terms thereof ha < K-come absolute.
Notice Is hereby futher irlven that salil
chattel itiortirairo was dulj recorded li > said
morliravee In theollice of the Count ) Clerk of
Kich.inl-on Count ) , Nebraska , and In-ars the
fidloniuit certillcate on the back thereof :
"Chattel Morttaire imen b ) Dr. l . L.
, MtHire. of I'alls Cit ) . Nebraska , to Howard I ! ,
( iraliam. Omaha. Nebraska. State of Ne
braska. Kicbardson Counts , ss. Flle l for
record in the County Clerk's OlVico. the ' ( th
day of September , l' > 05. at 5 o'clock and 45
, minutes p. m. . Recorded in Uook No. 1. I'ane
451. J. C. T.VNNKH. Counts Clerk.
J. J. TA.vsm , IVpuly. "
, WllKKlitOKi' . and the conditiun of said
mortuaiic li.niiitf IKVII broken , the same II.IT-
Ins been duly tiled of record , and this
mortitaueo haInir elocteil to declare the hole
of said debt due and pa > able pursuant to tlie
condition and stipulation in said mnrtiraire
contained , ID has seized said property by hu
lawful avent , to-wlt. the sheriff of Klchardsoii
County , and will proceed to foreclose the same
by a sale of the iiroi > ert ) hereinbefore de
scribed , in the manner set forth herein and
: at the time and place specified.
HOSVAHI ) II. C.K.UIAM ,
liy W. T. FKMON , Sherifl.
And Azent ( or Mortsairee.
rtr t RKAVIS.
r Atty . for Mortiragee.
ID
D.
D.Y'
Y' Legal Notice.
re
lt To Kdward K. lirown.
You are hereby notlQcd that at a publl (
tax sale of land , for delinquent taxes , t tin
County Treasurer's ollico In Falls City
KlchanUon county. Nebraska , on the 7th da :
of November. A D. . 1WI. Clarence H. Wlltse
of said county , for the use and benettt o
himself , his heirs , or Ins assignees did blc
oil and purchas-o the following describe <
real-estate , to-wtt :
Lots 15 andi illlock \ l'.M , of Kails City
Nebraskii , which was then and there otlerei
for .sale lor delinquent taxes for the yea
e 1WU , and there being no other bidders to
ed - the same.
dar Thta said land was taxed In the mime o
ar Kdward K. Drown , and said tax was assessei
arm for the year 1MJ , and that the time of re
deuiptlon from said sale will e.xpire on thi
vo 7th day of November. 1WO , and after th
ir expiration of said date a deed to sail
' I property will be applied for unless
'C * deemed. ? XJt OLAHESCB H.
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8 WAT WHEN THE HOT5PELL
'SMZS IT 15 BEST To BE
i r f * : iw * E : D foR IT. YOU DO T
8I VANT HOT THINGS. COOL
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'APPAREL IS BECOHirfG l/t /
HOT WEATHER.
I BUSTER. BR.OWN.
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RAJCTVW
OroVTKO
COPVniCMT No.St
WE HAVE PRETTY FANS THAT WILL HELP YOU
rV !
TO KEEP COOL AND WE .SHALL NOW .SELL
THEM TO YOU CHEAPLY.
Regular 75 cent fans for 4c
Silk embroidery fans $1.00 now at 650
We have a sample line , no two alike at / off
IN FACT , WE ARE NOW GROWING MORE ANXI
OUS To CLOSE OUT ALL OF oURSUMMER GOODS.
MANY OF OUR LINE-5 ARE GETTING THIN , BUT
n ONE OF A KIND 1-5 PERHAPS ALL YoU WI-5H.
WETRYTOGIVEOUR PATRONS &ARGAIN-5 THE
* YEAR 'ROUND , RESERVING , OF COURSE , PRO
FIT FOR OUR.5ELVE-S ; BUT WE ARE NOW WILL
ING TO THROW AWAY OUR PROFIT < JU.ST To
GET RID OF OUR .SUMMER GooD-5. YoU KNOW
OUR U,5UAL PRICE-5. COME -5EE WHAT THEY
ARE NOW. IF OUR REDUCTIONS DO NOT JEEM
A-5 GREAT A-5 IN OTHER .STORES THEY CLAIM
THEY MAKE , CAN IT NOT BE THAT THEIR
* PRICE WA-5 A FICTITIOUS , FAKE-SALE PRICE
IN THE BEGINNING ? OUR TEMPTATIONS ARE :
OUR NEW WHITE WASH BELT FOR JOC ; A
DANDY FOR 1 5C ; AND YET A BETTER ONE FOR
* 25C ; THE GOODS FOR THIS HOT WEATHER.
RESPECTFULLY ,
NEBRASKA FALLS CITY , QAMNPI VVMriL
I M I HI M I I I 1 II
: : THE LOVE
: : OF JEWELRY
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
i here.
' Kvery price plainly
marked.
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A. E. JAQUET
THE OLD RELIABLE
n n 1111111 in i ii i M 111 iV
In Partnership.
Ike Beaulieu has sold a one
half interest in his tonsorial
parlor to Sigmund Spaeth. Both
gentlemen are artists and under
tlie conbine those of the mascu
line gender can be assured of
smooth "scrape. "
Lost the Money.
Joseph Glaze lost twenty dollars
lars in bills last Saturday
while making a delivery for P.
S. Heacock and son.
Sam'1 Bucher found the bills
out in tlie street in front of his
residence and returned the same
to the owner , Mr. Glaze.
The chunk of ice these days
looks like thrity cents but the
monthly ice bill bears no such
resemblance.
* LOWE BROS. PAINTS * it it
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Are pronounced the best by all who it il
have used Ready Mixed Paint. Did itH
it ever occur to you that you could II- it
save $3 per day by doing your own it it
it
work with a paiiu that you can get *
* in any shade ? Try Lowe's once and It II-
* you will never use lead and oil with f
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an experienced mixer that costs
* more than the material. It will
# * last longer and look better. *
It- We are headquarters for Lubricating
It
It It ing Oils and our price is right. Let
* us figure with you on paint or oil.
J. C. TANNER
TO THE PUBLIC !
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We don't want the earth with a fence
around it , as we have material for fencing
and are willing to save you the price of the
nails to build it with if you will figure with
us on contemplated improvements.
What we do want , is a fair portion of the
Lumber .trade that comes to this city , and if
Low Prices and Business principles will merit
it , we are on the ground floor.
If you will keep your eye upon this space
from week to week we shall try and interest < \
you in Lumber.
Chicago Lumber and Coal Co.
JULE RUEGGE , MGR.
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