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4 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , APRIL i2 , 1907
THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
i Knlcrcil as second-class matter at
If Vf Falls City , Nebraska , poll olllco , Janu
s' nry 12,1W4 , under the Act of Congress
* of'March 3 , 187" .
Published every 1'rhlay at Falls CiU ,
Xebrnskn , by
The Tribune Publlsliinjf Company
E. F. Slitvrts , Mim Xer
One year 51.00
Sis months , f > 0
Three months . . . . .35
TELEPHONE 226.
Harriinan lias joined the Bel
lamy Storcr , Walker , Stevens , et.
al , , brigade. Next.
"What's the 'matter with Falls
City1' published on another page
of this issue may interest you as
it fcceks to answer the universal
question.
The rccord made in the last
' legislature by Frank Shnbert ,
J Cass Jones and Albert Stalder is
above reproach. The party is
proud of them and their labor.
The uneasy and complaining
* "Jack" is in tlte land and many
of the elusive little members of
> i the snipe tribe are findint ; their
* way to the local breakfast tables.
Fred Ilerbster lias invented
what he calls "The brain storm
cocktail' ' which we commend to
our prohibition friends. The
receipt is a follows : Take a
lar elass ; and fill it with shaved
i ice and let it Thaw.
Speaking of the Ilarriinan-
Kooscvelt controversy reminds
one of the statement recently
made l > y a distinguished senator
to the effect "That it is too bad
that so many of the president's
friends turn out to be such dam
liars. "
Every local railroad attorney
in Falls City has had his pass
called in this week. If you want
a real good time just go to the
depot some time and sec them
buy a railroad ticket. If you
can't go get on top of your house
and see' the smoke.
Tile Tribune lost its local edi
tor last week , the space filler was-
down south , the devil had the
measles and we had to get the
city ballots out on time. Result
--newspaper. It doesn't occui
often so we expect your indul
gence in this instance.
Speaking of "Hands across the
sea , " "The lion and the lamb , '
the peace conference at t b c
Hague , the Treaty of Portsmouth
and kindred subjects remind u >
that the local editor of The Trill ,
une married the head pressman ol
the Journal last week. No\v
will von be good.
Iklle Holcjack of Dawson one
of the brightest little ladies ii
the county has been chosen t <
represent the Nebraska stati
Normal in the debate against
Kansas Karl Cline of Falls Citj
has been chosen by the same institution -
stitution to represent this stati
against Missouri. Thus is i
proved that we raise something
down here besides bumper crop :
and fine stock.
The Ohio date line will occupj
the public press over time whei
Roosevelt , Taft and Poraker ge
busy this summer and fall. Yoi
may say what you please abou
Foraker but you must admit tha
he is the only opponent of tin
President in the Senate who ha
the nerve to fight in the open
We don't want him nominate !
for President but we have a goo
deal of admiration of "Firealan
Joe" concealed on or about on
person just the same.
Harrison says Roosevelt aske
him to raise money for the las
national campaign. Kooseve'
says he asked him to raise mone
for the state campaign in Nc'
York , and there you are. Froi
the published correspondence
seems that Roosevelt is tellin
tin * truth and Ilarriman is lyitu
But as a republican and as a
ardent admirer of the Presidei
we would have prcfered to ha\
tlu President refrain from askin
Ilarriman for money for an
campaign.
M M © lwM *
invites you to cajl and see their New Styles in 'SPRING
AND SUMMER FOOT-WEAR.
They have the largest and most complete stock of SHOES
in Southeast Nebraska not an old Shoe on the shelves.
Our prices are right and we will appreciate your pat
'
ronage. , N
FALLS CITY , H. M. J E N N E
NEBRASKA
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WHY NOT ?
About eight years ago a certain lady ,
not many miles from here , set about
laying aside a part of the money she
could spare from the sale of butter , eggs ,
chickens , garden stuff , etc. , and depos
ited it in the
The interest and accumulations were
added every six months , a new interest
bearing certificate of deposit issued and
a few days ago when the certificate was
renewed the amount exceeded $1,000.00.
Why not try this plan ?
Uuy your stamps at home ; buy
your cigar at home ; buy your
beer at home ; buy your flour at
home. Keep your money at home
with your home merchants. Live
and let live and see how Falls
City goes ahead in the next twelve
lonths.
The legislature has adjourned.
The World Herald says "It is
he best legislature the state has
ever had , " which is certainly
ligh praise for a republican body
oming from the source it does.
: \.ll the pledges of the republican
ilatform have been kept to the
etter. Nor is that all ; the
) ledgcs of the democratic plat-
brni have been kept as well.
There is no question that some
nistakes have been made , but
here is this about it , whatever
nistakes have been made are in
aver of the people and against
corporate interest. In the next
campaign there will be no occa
sion for any republican to apoli-
gix.e for the acts of this body ,
; ieithcr will any explanations be
asked or required.
RULO.
Tom Whulcn wont to Kansas. Thurs
day of lust weak
Will Dome shipped four airloads ol
uttlo to St. Joe Monday.
Mr. Loy of Vordon spout Sundaj
Loss Leeds and family.
Hen Gulp shipped u car load of cattle
to St. Joe Wednesday night.
Lewis Jones shipped a car load o
cattle to St. Joe Monday night.
lE. . Ivulp of Wymore was transact
Ing business In town Thursday.
Mrs. Langton Jackson was a Fall
City visitor Wednesday of last week.
Jake Ilooley and wife \aro rojolclnj
over the birth of a baby In their home
Mary Murphy of Preston was visit
Ing with Annie Mahan a few days thl
week.
Less Leeds camu down from Full
City Sunday to spend the day with hi
family.
Harry Spieeer and wife have gone t
Hellvlew , Neb. , to visit the former' '
parents.
Herman Itoehtna was in Falls Clt
two days last week taking lit the Mile
will ease.
liny Hart departed for Hiawatha o
Monday where ht > expects to work fc
a month.
Anna Nesladek of Hiawatha wan th
guosl of Klla Carpenter the fore pai
of the week.
Grace Harding and Ira Johnso
spent Sunday with Will Fulton an
wife at Humboldt.
.Mrs. Nichols and ohildron roturuu
from Stella Saturday wtiern she h :
been visiting for some time.
Mrs. Divvii Anderson and three chil
dren arrived in llulo Sunday evening
for a ten dajs visit with relatives.
Mrs Leslie Inks of Kansas came
over last week to spend some time
with her ulster , Mrs. Emma Wallace.
John Kanaly has been putting some
Improvements around his place In the
shape of sidewalks and outbuildings.
Sherman Alexander returned to'hii
home in Summerlleld , Kans. , Saturday
after a few days visit with his mother
Mrs. L. Jackson.
Mrs. Ed Duncan and son Clyde de
pulled Friday to their homo In Lewiston -
ton , after a few days spent visiting
friends at this place.
J W. Mann of Uushbottom , Mo , ha ;
purehasi'd a farm near White Cloud
Kans. , and moved hts family to thai
place a few day.s ago.
The inoimuira of the I. O. O. F. wen1
to Falls c'lty one night last week : the- ,
lln't-hod ' olT several uunilUliitos a.id re
port a good time in general.
The section mi-n have been busy this
! we-ik ck-arliig up the rubbUh left fron
the coal sheds being torn down , and li
help * the looks ol things very much.
Wortn and Hindi Anderson of luin
as spent Tuesday night with theii
it-other nt th is place. They each toot
i wagon load of baled hay on the re
urn trip.
Hort Anderson of the Wyoming di
vision arrived In town Monday with i
; ang of men to do some work on tin
Missouri river brldce. The work wil
occupy about five months- .
The water service men placed ai
extra spout on the t > onth side of th
cast water lank , this weekeo the Atch
[ son freight can get water on arrlvinj
without having to run out on the mall
lino.
lino.Tho
The Bachelor club girls gave a danc
at the opera houao on last Monda
night , which was greatly enjoyed b
all so fortunate as to be present , i
largo crowd and good order was th
order of the evening , St. Joseph tu
ont furnished the music * Supper wn
served at Frank Van Vanlkenburg'
restaurant.
The bazar given oy the ladles of th
M , K. church Tuesday was very sin
cessful. Tee ladies cleared over So (
but still have a number of articles t
sell. Hoth dinner and supper wer
served , and a largo crowd of hungr
people fed. The proceeds will go t
help swell the fund for the new chnrc
which they wish to erect.
Among the improvement mau
at the Union House this week i
a corner entrance in the sout
east corner which adds a good
deal to the .convenience and n\ \
pearance of the office. The wor
of improving the building gene :
ally is well under way.
The Clegg property now 01
cupied by Fred Keller is bein
treated to a coat of paint an
otherwise improved.
PRESTON
Ida Meyers visited in Fulls City Sun
day.
Hannah 1'yle ion the sick list this
week.
Mrs Anna HalVele is quite sick this
week.
Ed Dowty took the train for Vcrdon
Tuesday.
Mary Murphy returned home from
llulo today.
Mrs. ( 'has. ( Jla'/.o was a county scat
visitor Thursday.
Walter Banks and family hnvo lo
cated Ih this city.
Will Meyer and wife drove to the
county seat , Mondaj. i
Mr. I'eckinpaw of Hiawatha wan a
Isitor hero Sunday.
Kl.ner Ilosclton made n. business tripe
o Kansas City Monday.
C. J. Hoppe and wife drove to the
ounty seat Thursday.
Lenard Sims attended the bazaar at
lulo Tuesday evening.
Mr. Smith was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Sunday.
Mrs. Smith and little son took the
rain to St. Joe Tuesday.
Elmer Schock Is transacting quite u
otof business here this week.
Dr. Henderson of Rule called Fridaj
o see Granoma Pylo who Is 111.
Mrs. J. R. Shelley and Grace Pyle
were visitors to the county seat.
Mrs. Wm , Bowlsox and Carrie Nelt
/el drove to Falls City Tuesday
H. J. Kloopfel of Fort Huzel was i
justness caller in this city Saturday.
Anna Pyle who has been on the sic !
1st for some time Is now improving.
[ I. P. Rieger has taken possession ol
the store lately vacated by Mr. Steele
John Ncltzcl , C. C. Shelly and Jin
Sinclair were county seat visitor :
Satuiday.
Professor Larabpc and wife went t <
Falls City Thursday to meet some o
their rolutivf's.
Dr. Houston of Falls City called U
see Mrs. Henry Doeschncr who isCP
11 ut this writing.
U'hilo getting ready to come to towi
Sunday morning Frank Schneider wa
kicked in the face by a horse
OHIO
Mrs. H. A. Burk spent Monday a
Noah Peck's.
Oscar Baker visited with Louis Of
Held Sunday.
Kate Shoupe * peiit lust Thursda ;
with Vera Shatter.
Edna Shaffer s-pent Friday in Morril
the guest of friends.
John Stump and Win. Bowman spen
Sunday at F. S. Llehty's.
Mrs. Jake Gibblo spent Tiiesda
with Mrs. P. E. Shatter.
Guy and Albert iiurk were guests o
Win Hutchison Sunday.
Goo. Shouso and family were guest
of Noah Peck's recently.
Ralph Nedrow was a guest ot Gu
Stump the first of the week.
Clay Peck and wife were guests c
the former's parents Sunday.
Goldie Cook spent Sunday at th
homo of her parents in Verdon.
H. .T % Prichard and family spent Sui
day evening at G > ; o. Prichard's.
H. J. Prichard and family wer
guests of Ed Kimmeland wiferccentlj
Mrs. Witt and Mrs Roberts spec
Sunday evening with Mrs. O'Maraan
family.
Mrs. P. E. Shaffer entertained he
dauphter-in-law. Mrs. Earl ShatTei
Tuesday.
Viola and Maude Llppold of Fall
City spent Wedncday of last week wit
Mrs. Frank Lichty.
Frank Llehty and family were plea
antly entertained at the homo of K
Klmmcl and wife Sunday.
Chester Stump and family and Gu
Liohty and wife visited in Falls Cit
Sunday the guests of John Lichty an
wifo.
Frank UUMjj bad bud luok Ian wee
by a earn crib falling over In SOIE
manner and killing three * good she
hoys for him.
Notice.
1'lrit publication April Uth 4 times.
I'd William Karhy. non-resident defendant
You .ire liciclij notified lliat o < ! the lOlli
ay < f April. 1907. iila Karlev tiled a poti-
lon atrainsi. MIU ur HIP District court nf
tlchardson count } , Nebraska , the object ami
mayor of which are to oliulii a ilKorcc
rout jou on the giiimid of failure to sup-
ort sakl Iln.i llarley , ilrimki'imcss and
\trt-uii : cruutl ) . and to oljtaiii the ciis > ted >
f the children , ulm are tinKsius of ald
i.irtle- . .
You arc required to answer MI lit petition
n or before Moml.n , tin20th ila.of M.i\ ,
" 0" . . Hi.i.v UAKLI-A. I'laintlff.
Itv JOHN WII.TSI : , her Altnriu * * . .
Nolicc.
Firm piiblkMtion April 12th.
Notice is hereby given , thai Joseph J.
I.oltinan has Hied wllh the cltv clerk of
Tails City , Nebraska , his petition signed by
tin * leiiulsitc number of icsldont free holders
of tin- second ward of the citv of Falls City ,
Nebraska , pra > ing th.tt a license as saloon
keeper be granted him to sell malt , spirituous
and vinous liquors on lots T and i * . in block " 1.
in the second ward of Tails City , Nebraska ,
for the municipal jear beginning Mav 8. 1W7.
and ending May 7 , 1"0S.
Attest : JOSI.I-H J. Iou.M4N.
HIKT : IIKIK. . City Clerk.
Legal t otice.
(
Notice is hereb.ifiven that I have tiled with
the village clerk of the village of llarada *
Nebraska , a petition signed by the requisite
number of free holders of said village , praying
that a saloon license be itranted to me by the
village board to sell malt , spirituous and
\lnous liquors on lot 12 , in block l.on Smith's
addition to said \illairc of llarada , Nebraska
for the ensuing year.
MATT SCIIUI.KNIIKMC , 1'ctltloner.
Attest :
JOHN MAXTIX. Village ClcrU.
First publication April 12th.
Legal Notice
Notice is hereby given that IV'ter Frederick ,
jr. , has tiled with the city clerk of Kails' City ,
Nebraska , his petition signed by the requisite
nunttwr of resident freeholders of the second
ward of the city of Falls Cits. Nebraska , pray
ing that a license as saloon keeper be granted
lilm to sell malt , spirituous and vinous liquors
) it lots "and 8 In block 58 In the second ward
: if Falls City , Nebraska , for the municipal year
iKJlfinniinrMay s , I'M" , and ending May 7. 11KW.
Attest : 1'r.ri.K FKrni'KicK , Jr.
UIHT : ] ! . \IIK , City Clerk.
( Klrst publication Apiil I-.1
*
Legal Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I have liled nith
the village clerk of the village of I'rcston ,
Nebraska , a petition sinned by the requisite
number of fieo holders of said village , prayint :
that a saloon license bo granted to me by the
village bo.ird lo sell mall , spirituous and v minis
liquors oil Int 32 in block 1 of said village of
I'leston , Nebraska , for the ensuing vear.
ttest : J. K. Sin M.I'etitioner. .
11. 1' . KIII.I.K , Village Clerk.
( First inibllcation Apiil I-.1
Legal Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that i'cter Kaiser lias
liled with lliu city clerk of Falls City. Ne
braska , his petition signed by the requisite
niuiilHT of resident free holders of the second
ward of Falls City , Nebraska , praying that
a license as saloon keeper bo gr.intcdi him to
sell malt , spirituous and vinous liquors on
lots Sand d in block " 1 in the second ward of
Falls City. Nebraska , for the munclpal > ear
beiflnninir May N 1"07 , and ending May 7 , l < kw.
Attest : PBTKK KMSKK.
IlliHT HAKI.K , City Clerk.
( First imbllcatlon April I2.i
Lejt&l Notice.
Notice is hereby ulven that Orvillc Schoen-
licit has liled with the city clerk of Falls City ,
Nebraska , his petition signed by the requisite
number of resident free holders of the second
ward of the city of Kails City. Nebraska , pray
ing that a license as saloon keeper be aranteil
him to sell malt , spirituous and vinous llquort
on lots 4 and S In block 71 in the second ward
of Falls City , Nebraska , for the municipal ycai
bcKinnlnitMayS. 1907 , and eiidlinr May 7,190H
Attest : ONVILLI : SCIIOKNIIKIT.
llr.KT ] ! AKIK , City Clerk.
( First publication April 12. )
Legal Notice.
Notice IK hereby irlxen that Fred W , Herb
stcr has filed with the city clerk of Falls City
Nebraska , his petition signed by the rcquisiti
numlier of resident free holders of the sccom !
ward of Falls City.Nebraska , prayini ; that .1
license as saloon keeper l > e granted him to sell
malt , spirituous and vinous liquors on part ol
lot } ! l ami Sand lot 4 in block " 0 In the sccom' '
ward of Falls City , Nebraska , for the inutile
ipal year boginnin ? May S , lc > 07. and cndluc
May 7 , 1"OS. FKM > W. HUKIISTI-.K.
Attest :
UKNT HAKI.K. City Clerk.
First publication April 12. '
Announcement.
White's wall paper store will
be open nights during wall papei
season. '
Notice.
After an illness of nine weeks ,
I am now ready to answer calls
day or night.
DR. GKO.V. . RHXKKKK.
Legal Notice.
Flrt publication April Uth.
To Clircnco Carter , Charles A. Cailer , Cyril
Carter. Frank Cartel , jr. . Samuel Carter ,
Augusta Carter. F.rnst 1 > . Carter , r.oldlo
Caitcr and Frank Carter , sr. , surviriuir
husband of Mellle Cartel , non-resident de
fendants , jou are heieby notified that on
the ' ) th day of April , A. 1) . 11107 , Perry M.
t'.ermalii. Kllen C. Cermain , Samuel 1' . ( lor
main , Homer 1) . C.cnnaln , Arthur A. fieiniai'i ,
Osiner A. ( ' , crman ! , Jennie A. Young , Ida
M. Newsbanm. Noah Newsbaum , xAlvln 1 * .
( ' ernialn , John ( ' , ernialn , Cnrtland V. . ( , er
main , William Law and Jenti' ' > T iwlih1
a petition in the Distiict lu. , , of KIc
ardson count ) , Nebraska , aitainst you said 1101 -
resident defendants and other resident defen ' -
ants , the object and praer of which arci.t
obtain partition among and to the rightful
owtiois thereof , the following described real
estate , consisting of 1W > acres of land , morj
or less , situated- Spoiser toHnship. Rich
ardson count ) , Nebraska , tow it : The south
half of the noitheast quarter of section
number tweutj (20' ( , and the north half of
the southeast quarter of said section num
ber twenty (20 ( * , in township number one ( I )
north , raujre thirteen east of the ( ilh 1 > . M.
in Richardson county. Nebraska , excepting
only three M ) acies of laud which Is located
in the southeast corner , of the northeast
quarter , of the southeast quarter of salt )
section number twenty , and which Is more
particularly described as follows : Com
mencing at the southeast corner of tlm
northeast quarter of the southeast quarter
of said section number twenty , funning
thence due north twenty-four (24) ( ) rods , thence
due west twenty (20) ( ) rods , thence due south
twenty-four (24) ( ) rods , thence duo east twenty
roils to the place of beginning ; and in lieu
of the atxm- described three acres , so'cx-
ccpted , are to be included in said action
for partition , three acres of land located-
the northwest corner of the sonthwcst
quartir of section number twenty-one. (21) ( ) ,
town one (1) ( ) , north , range thirteen , east of
the 6th 1' . M. In Richardson county. Ne
braska , and which is more particularly de
scribed as follows : Commencing at the
north\ est corner of the southwest quartet
of said section number twenty-one ( Bit ,
running thence due east twenty-four (2i ( )
rods , thence due south twenty (20) ( ) rods ,
thence due west tweiltv-four (24) ( ) roils , thencts
due north to place of beginning.
I'laintlff prays for judgment confirming
the shares of the parties in iuteresl , anil
that If said property can not equitably
divided that said premises ma * , be sold and
the proceeds thereof bo divided among the
parties according lo their respective rights.
You and each -of von are requited to
answer said petition on or before Monday ,
the 20th day of Mav. 1"07.
Dated this Uth day of April. 1W7.
1'i'Kuv M. HKHMAIS , IM.ilntifi.
ly JOHN Wii/isi : , his Attorne ) .
Found.
A ladies fur boa was found on
the way between Fulls City and
the residence of Ferdinand Fried-
lev nearVerdon. The owner may
have same by calling at this
office.
Live Poultry Wanted !
At Hermes Bros , mar
ket first door , west of V.
G. Lyi'ord's store. Will
pay the following prices ;
price will be good until
April 13th
Hens , per pound IDC
Smooth Young Roosters ,
per pound 8c
Hen Turkeys , per pound roc
Old Gobblers , per pound gc
Ducks , per pound jc
Geese , per pound 6c
Old Roosters , per pound 4c
Unmarketable poultry
not wanted. Craws must
be empty.
The highest market
pricft paid for eggs at all
times.
t
Call and see us when
you have anything in our
line to offer.
Yours Truly ,
'Phone 35 Hermes Bros.
