THE FALLS CITtf TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , APRIL I ? , 1907.
ST. ANTHONY
Will make the season of iqo ? at my place i \z \ miles east
and i ' 2 miles south of Falls City.
St. Anthony is a high
grade Percheron , perfect
individual and admired by
all who see him.
Color Seal Brown.
Foaled April , Ip03.
Weight at a 4 year old ,
1700 pounds. '
Eam a high grade Percheron mare and a good indi
vidual.
TERMS $10 to insure a living1 colt. Care will be taken
t > avoid accidents but I will not be responsible should any
occur. J. W. CROOK.
SPRING GOODS IN *
We have just received our Spring line
of Suitings and Pants Patterns and they
are certainly swell. We ask our custo
mers to call and inspect them.
We are proud of this seasons display
and feel confident that you will be able
to find something that will please you
either in a suit or single piece.
Prices are right and goods of the best. '
John Wilson , Tailor
FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA
Season of 1907
Will mnke the coming Benson , beginning April 1st ,
ns f0HoWs :
Prom Saturday evening m > til Monday evening at my funn three
wiles south of Bnrado , the bnlntice of the time lit my burn in Bnrndn.
Fritis a conch horse and is so well known here that he needs no
description.
Will make the season it the same place on the
same dates as Pritx. Nick is a live-yenr-old eonl
Mack Mnmmouth Jack , with white points , very well proportioned and
bns proven to bo an excellent breeder and sure foal getter. You will
make no mistake in breeding to Nick if you are looking for a rangy ,
well built mule.
Will make the season at the same place and on the
same date as above described. Tom is a Blnck
Percheron Horse five yeiirs old , weighing 1700 pounds and is well
proportioned , willi plenty of bone. Come and see these animals
before breeding elsewhere.
TERNS : $10.00 to insure a colt to stand and suck. When
mares are sold , traded or leave the vicinity , service money becomes
due and p-iyablo. Care will bo taken to prevent accidents but will
not be responsible should any occur.
Barada , Neb. MATT sCHULENBERG , Owner
Cussed and Discussed by Everybody. Add your
name to the list. $1.00 per year.
Real Estate Transfers.
I H Whltiihur and wf to Hminu An *
ksny wd pt of see 10 1-10 M acres * lir ( > 0.
L M Hillings mid wf to D M 1'atehin
wd pt It (1 ( bl I flumboldt$0)0.
1 11 Whitalu'r and wf to W W Nutter
wd pt H 12 Hoys add Kails rity SSOO.
Henry t1 Kleekner and wf to John 1'
Ilunultei1 wd oj lot 2 bl 17 Klui ; * 2ml
udd Uninbnldt , Nebr. $ ( Wo.
Frtd Liiffcnbill to 1'oter Lnjranblll
Kll/.iiboth list wd si se } and tuvj see 2
twp 1 r ll ! mid nel and sel and nwi see
11 twp 1 r lit. $10,000.
James O'Orudy an-l wf W A and cyn-
thn Albright wtl w ) lots IOJ b27 ! llaga
dorns add to Dawson. $200.
Jesse U. Morton unit wf to FalU city
Park & Improvement co. wd lots 2H and
24 bl1 KiiyV add to Kails city. conSDOO
Otis L. Unkcfer and wf to Lydlu M.
Downing wd east 110 } It of lot I ) bl 10
Humbuldt. Nebr. . $900.
Southeastern Nobr. , Building v loan
Ass'n to I. D. whltaker lots 23 and 21
bl 11)0 ) ; lots 8 , S ) anil 10 bl 07 lots 1 mid 2
bl I.1 ! ) ! , lots 21 and 22 bl 01 : lots 7 nntl tf
bl 1K ! ) wi of lots I , ' ! , M , 15 , 10 , 18 and 18
bl 127 , Falls city , Neb § 2,200.
Lctf&l Notice.
Notice Is hereby uheti that 1'riil W. Herb ,
s-ler h.is Hied with thu city clerk of Tails City ,
Nebraska , his petition slifned bv the requisite
mniilH.T of resident ( ion bolileiH at the second
\\aidof Tails City. Nebiaska , | > ra > liiir that .1
license as saloon keeper bo granted him I" sell
malt , spirituous anil vinous liquors on part of
lots .land 5ami lot 4 In block W In the second
\\ardot Palls ClU , Nebraska , ( or the munic
ipal \oar beirlnnlnir May 4 , 1907. and iMldliiK
M.u .1. l'K ' > S. Tm.t ) W. Hi KIISTI-K.
Attest
li ! UT 11\KI M , CltClerK. .
iTIrst publication April 12. )
Lejjivl Notice.
Notice K hereby when that 1'elei Kaiser has
Illeil nith lln- city clerk o ( Tails City. Ne
braska , his petition Hltrncil bj the icqiilslte
number of resident free holders of the second
ward o ( Tails City , Nebraska , praying that
a license as saloon keeper bo Kratitcdi him to
sell malt , spirituous and vinous liquors on
lots band 7 In block 71 In the second ward of
Tails City , Nebiaska , for the niunclpal jear
boirlmilnir May 4 , Wr. and endlnirMay ! 1 , 1'XH. '
Attest : I'r.rr.K K.MSIK. :
Ilr.KT 1KI.H. ! . City Clerk.
( Tirst publication April I. ! . )
Le tvl Notice.
Notice is hereby uhcii that Orville Schocn-
licit has tiled \\ltli the city clerk of Tails City.
Nebraska , his petition signed by the requisite
number of resident free holders o ( the second
ward of the city of Palls City. Nebraska , pray
ing that a license as saloon keeper be granted
him to sell malt , spirituous and \lnoim liquors
on lots 4 and 5 in block Tl in the second ward
of Falls City , Nebraska , for the municipal year
beginning May 4,1907 , and emUinc May 'J , 100S.
Attest : OKVIU.I : SUIIOKNIIKIT.
Ilr.KT HMCKK , City Clerk.
( Kirst publication April 12. )
Legal Notice
Notice is hercbj ifl\en that IVlcr Tredcrlck ,
jr. . has filed with the city clerk of Tails City.
Nebraska , his petition signed bj the requisite
number of resident freeholders of the second
ward of the city of Tails City. Nebraska , praj-
Inir that a license as saloon Keeper ' : granted
him to sell malt , spirituous and \liions liquors
on lots 7 and S In block 5s In the second ward
of rails City. Nebraska , for the municipal jear
beKinnlnif May 4 , I'M" , .nut enilhur Maj ! t , 1 ! > 0S.
Attest : I'rTi.K TKi'.nr.KiCK , Jr.
IIKT ! l\M.xCt ! > ClrrU.
Tust publication April 12. )
Lejjal Notice.
Notice is heiebj itUen that 1 h.\\e tiled with
tin Ullage clerk of the -vlllaito of I'rcston ,
Nebraska , a petition signed by the lequisite.
tiumlxT of frei- holders of said village , prajinir
that .1 saloon licrtisibe urauled to me by llu-
village boaul to sell malt , spiritiious and \ inous
liquors on lot 32 in block 1 of said village of
I'roston , Nebraska , for the ensuini ; seal ,
j tlest : J. R. Smi.i.IVtitioner. : .
H. P. KII.I.I K. VlllaifiClerk. .
( Tlrst publication April 12. )
Hurried meule , lack of exerelso are
the main cauees of dy.spep iu. A Kind's
D.vspupsla Tablet nfter eaeh meal aids
digestion. Improves the appetite. Sold
by A. G .Wanner.
Notice To Colt Raisers.
I am now located at the Salem
tair grounds with two good
Stallions , one trotter and one
pacer. You are cordially invited -
vitod to call and see them and
get acquainted. No trouble to
show horses. While ! am owner
of these Stallions T will pay
one hundred dollars to the first
ten of their get taking standard
records. To be divided , five
colts from each .stallion. Money
divided SaO.lX ) to breeder and
$50.00 io owner , at time standard
record is taken. Colts broken
and track horses handled.
In case of my dentil , this con *
tract shall be void.
UGlf CLAHUNCI : DIN < .IK.
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This is good enough for me
MADE FROM GRAPES
Market Letter.
Kansas City Stock Yards , April
Stli , l'J07. Small runs of cattle
after Tuesday last week resulted
in gains of from 10 to 25 cents on
all kinds , beef steers { jetting the
most of it. . Today 12,000 head
were received , market week to 10
lower on beef steers , she stuff
and country grades steady to
strong , Outside markets arc
heavily supplied today and the
general feeding is bearish , but
except on steers the demand is
sufficient to make asnappy mar
ket. No extra good steers are
included today , a few lots around
$6.00. but nothing in the same
class as the $ ( > .50 cattle last
week , on different days.
Bulk of fed steers at § 5.00 to
$5.50. Cows , heifers and year
lings sell readily at strong prices ,
among the best sales today be
ing a load of Oklahoma cows ,
I2f > 0 , pounds at $4.-10 , and some
choice yearlings at $5-35. Cows
range trom $3. 25 to $4.50 , a few
dinners at $2.60 to § 3.00 , heifers
$3.50 to $5.25 , bulls $2.80 to$4.25
calves quarter higher than a
week ago , $4.00 to $7.25. A
feature last week was a better
demand for heavy steers than we
have had lately , the support com
ing from Eastern slaughterers as
well as from local packers.
Country buyers have not had as
many cattle to select from as
heretofore , and a few more
weighty feeders could have been
sold last week than were available
able- Stockers sell at $4.00 to
$5.00 mainly , feeders $4.40 to
$4 < ( JO.
With few fluctuations of im
portance last week the hog mar
ket made a net gain of 14 cents
for the week , closing at about
the best point. Today the run is
9,000 head , and under the influ
ence of lower provisions and an
excessive run at Chicago , the
market ruled 10 to 15 cents lower
most of the session , late sales
showing some firmness as com
pared with the opening. Top
today is $6.52yJ , bulk of sales
$6.45 to if.47'-'i few heavy hogs
getting above $6.45 , and top
prices paid for light weights.
With moderate runs strong mar
ket will likely prevail , and some
recovery from the break today is
expected this week. Fairly good
runs of sheep and lambs ure be
ing met by the urgent demand
and stronger prices- The market
advanced 10 to 25 cents } ast
week , and is 10 to 15. cents * higher
today on a run of 11,000 head.
Record prices were paid for lambs
today at $8.20 , while ewes sold at
$3.75 to $6 , yearlings at * 7 , and
wethers quotable at $ > 5. ' > ( > to
$6.25. Dealers see nothing but
moderate runs and a continuation
of present robust condition of the
market. A small amount of
clipped stock is coming , selling
$1.00 to $1.25 under wooled stock.
Spring wind chap , tun mill ctiuso
freckles to appear , Plnoeulvo Carbol-
l/.cd applied at night will relieve that
burning sensation. Nature's own rem
edy , Acts like a poultlco and draws
out Inllammatlon. Sold by A. G. Wan
tier , druggist.
FOR YOUHO OR OLD
THE BEST mi. BOLD
Rings
Little Liver Pills
M. E. Cburcti. *
The following services next
Sabbath :
( J:45 : Sunday school.
10:45 : preaching.
2:00 : p. t . Junior league.
7:00 : pni. . Epworth league.
8:00 : p. in. , Preaching.
Prayer meeting 8:00 : p. in. on
Wednesday evening.
All cordially invited.
W. T. CLINK. Pastor.
Every one knows that spring Is the
Benson of Urn yeur when the system
needs cleaning. Mings Little Liver
Pills are highly recommended. Try
thorn. Sold by A. G. Wanner ,
Public Sale of Shorthorns
Don't forgot the great Shorthorn Cattle Sale to be held at
Hiawatha , Kas. . Thursday , April 25 , 1907.
This offering1 consists of 30 head of Scotch and Scotch
Topped females and 15 head of bulls including the Scotch
herd bull , SCOTCHMAN 245103 , by the $1,200 Imp. Roy
al Pride 149651.
These cattle are all in good healthy , thrifty condition and
it is just the time of year that the brdeder and farmer can
take them home and turn them out in pasture and it wont
cost much to keep them.
This will be a grand opportunity to get some useful cattle
at your own price.
There will be choice selections from the herds of T. J.
Sands , Robinson , Ivas. , James P. Lohr , Sabetha , Kas. , C.
M. Christensen , Sabetha , Kas. , Neils Hansen , Willis , Kan. ,
and Everett Hayes , Hiawatha , Kas.
For Catalogues address Everett Hayes , Hiawatha , Kas.
Col. Geo. P. Bellows
Col. C. H. Marion Aucts. C. O. Dimmock ,
Col. N. T. Moore Clerk
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