Nebraska Newspapers

    THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER 13 , 1907
FARGO.
'Sqnlro Uonnols and Miirttn Ktttchor
hntl business In Hulo Tuewliiy.
Otto Hlrpfihlioreerlmnlml tlireolnml *
of hogs to Knlo Wotlni'silHy.
Amonif tln o tnm wont to tlio Mn-
coln sttilo fair Tiu ilay woio : Cuss
loniH untl wife , .left.IOMU I mid ( laughter -
tor , W , K iinil II. (3. DOMIO mill thulr
wives und .Urn Randall U I ) . Wim-
Conor , Jim Unndull und W. F. Dorsto
loft Llni'oln Krlihij tiinnilnu for Shor-
Idcn county , Nub.to look after land In-
torostpMc ! "rWn tfoncr and Handnll
each own lOOncrcs there.
Jacob WUiniin had hu lno 8 hero one
dny this week.
A pretty wt'ddlnir oi-currcd at V. K.
Nltlm ( ! ln < a Thm-Mlay when Henry
Hrlnni'tfiir and Mlfs Menu Nltx.sulio
weru united in imirrlairo. About ! ! 00
people wt'iv pruMint and all report of
iiiivliitf it very enjoyable tltno ; rolresh-
tnorit * of nil ortn vvro served.
John KutfHior and wlfo and A. R
Uamlnlph went to the state fair Thurs
day.
Win. Thrakll had buslnegH In Kulo
Friday.
The hop cholera IIHH agiilti | iut In Its
appearance ; Vandervlllo lout thirty-live
In the hifl week and several others are
loosing them.
Elmer Arnold and family spent .Sun
day with Jacob WlBinull.
Conrad and Iliildo Uanneckcr were
fchoppera here ThtirMlny evening.
Klmor Fisher left Tuesday for Fulls
City whore ho will go to the business
college.
Market Letter.
Kansas City Stock Yards ,
Sept. ' . ) , 1)07. ( ) Cut tin roeoiptH
hero last week wore HI,000 Lend
including , ' J 1,000 calves. The
market hold Htcndy to a Hluide
lower on killing grades , both Bteera
nnd HIO ! BtulV , MH there wan a good
donuind front oiitnido buli'liuru , be-
Hidca the re uliir buying from
puckers , whose slaughter for the
week was slightly under -10,000
hcnd. Calves declined 25 to 50
cents , and stockers and feeders
lost 15 to , j ( ) cents , although trade
wns free and active in country
grades all week , nnd the number
held over at the end of the week
was only 5,000 head , S(10 ( car loads
going to the country during the
woek. The supply today is liberal
at 22,000 head , and the market
is shading downwards on all kinds.
Best light weight killing steers
are selling best today , heavy na
tives and western steers weak to
If lower , she siuIV 5 to 10 lower ,
stockore and feeders unevenly
lower. The best steers here lnat
week sold at siSO ( , although prime
steers would bring up to $7.00 ,
bulk of the fed stun" only fair to
good , and helling at $5.75 to $ (5.05 (
grans stoere , including native
grav.i-d westerns , $ -1.25 to $5 25
mainly , best fed eows $ t.5 ( ) , heif-
eie at $5.5)0 ) last week , grass cows
$2.)0 ) to $ ; { HO , heifers $ ; 5.25 to
1 00 , bull $2.25 to $ ; } .75 , ciilvoH
$3.50 to $5.50. A few lots of
heavy feeders are selling at $5 to
$5.-lO , medium feeders $1.25 to $5 ,
stockora $ ; { . ( iO to $4.75 , common
stockers $ Ii to $ ; 5.-lO , stock cow ?
and heifers $2.150 to $ , ' { .15. indications -
cations favor liberal runs this week ,
nnd slightly lower prices all
around.
The hog run today is (5,000 ( head
market weak to 5 lower , chietlj
because Chicago has a big run ,
and a break of 5 to 10 cents in
prices. The run hist week was
email , at tfl.OOO run the week
5000 head less than same week Insi
year , and the market was uneven
but without much net change ii
prices. Although packers pro
eist in predicting lower prices , tin
email receipts give them very littlt
leverage in that direction. Ke
ports indicate a large pig crop
and liberal receipts after November
ber tirst.
Sheep run was 28,000 last week
hardly up to requiiements , am
the market advanced 15 to 2
cents , closing at the best point
"Run today is 1(3,000 ( head , marko
steady to lower and a good run i
expected nil this week. Western
make up the bulk of the supply an
a large number of yesrliugs nn
some lambs are available for feei
iui ; purposes , at prices slightly b :
low the market price for killiii
stuff , namely $7 to $7.-15 for lamb
yearlings $5.(50 ( to $5,90. wetho
up to $5.150 , ewes $5.85. A fo
fed ewes sold at $5,155 last weel
REPORT
OF THE CONDITION
Of The r.-tIN Cllj Slat.- Hank of I'aIN City.
Nolirankn. Clmrtrr Ni < . 1W > , Incorporate-it In thf ,
Hlntiof Ni'lir.itkn , at tincliwo of tttilMr * .
An iiftt3I. 1"07.
HIIHortK I M.
Limiiftniid Dlftcniinl * 172.I7H,2I
Orrrilrnftn , m-cnred ntnl umx'CiiriM. . . . I.WI.l'i
1 1. ui Id u it Imtue fiirnltmi-nml fixtures. 13.3iHi.fln
Cnrrnil i-xpt'iiw * and ( axes pnlit . 2.729.4S
Ini < from nal'l. Mnto nml iirl-
vnlii iMtiki ntnt lmnl > r , . $ 6.rA1.59
Check * anil llwtiiof pxclmlitfo M3.4H
I Curritiioy . -4,2/ > .00
CASH 4
( Coin . f..OV.30
Totnl cn li on linnet . > i7.fi30J7
Total . 247.3W.2S
UAIItl.tTIKH.
Cnpltal tocl < imld In . $ fo.ooo.oo
Mnrplim fiinit . 10,000.00
Unillvlilwt iH-oflm . 8K4.S'i
Iinlhlilitnl ilepoftltH Hiilijpel
to oheck . $110,078.62
Drimtml ccitlllcateH/of do-
31,202.08
Due to Mlitln anil
liutkxuiiil ( Milken . II. 713.0' ' 183.8 1 l.3r <
Tolnl . 2J7,3i.2S
SlATH 01' XlillKAHKA , I
> SS.
Count * of KIclianlHon. I
I , W. A. ( .rri'iiwalil , onotilrr of ttiu almvi-
naini'il bank , ilo hrrutiy x car that tlni
aliOM * Hlalrnirnt IH n correct nilil truu copy of
tin1 ri'porl niailn to tin * Stall * Ilanklntt Itoant.
W. A. < ' .KIINWAU : > , Caslilor.
ATTIIST :
T. J. CIHT , Dlifclor. '
W. K , DOKKINOTON , Director.
Siiliicrlbfil anil Huorn to Ix-forc mi * tlilt Mil
ilay of SoplcinlH-r , l'M7. JOHN W. I'owr.u. ,
Notary I'nlillc.
My coiiimlHslon uxplri'H Novi'iiiln'r 25. Vxfi.
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A Boy or Girl can Earn as Much
as a Man.
\Vu want boys and girls who
want to earn money to solicit
subscriptions to The Kansas
City Weekly Star. Don't hesi
tate because you are young , as
you can do the work as readily
as older persons and we will
pajr yon just the same. The
Kansas City Weekly Star is the
best known weekly newspaper
in the west and your spare time
spent working for it will pay
you handsomely , not in toys ,
watches or other small wares ,
but in Cash. Write to-day tor
terms and full information. Ad
dress
KANSAS CITY WKHKI/V STAH ,
1 Kansas Oiry , Mo.
Is Alerger Backed by Standard ?
It is alleged that the Standard
Oil company is back of the
prospective merger of all the
print paper ami sulphite mills of
the middle west. The project
has advanced to the point of
appraising all the mills of Wis
consin.
Thirteen paper-mill appraisers
from New York have reached
Appleton , Wis. , and joined the
two appraisers who had been at
work for a week in the work of
setting a valuation on each of
the print mills and sulphite
plants in Wisconsin , Michigan
and Minnesota. The merger is
said to be practically certain , and
will involve millions of dollars.
John J. llanrahan , of New
York , as The Fourth Kstatc has
old , is promoting the merger.
Ic is a representative of Dean &
Shipley , and it was he who
ugiucercd the big candy trust
n California and the brewing
uerger in the eastern states
Mr. llanrahan 's oflicc is in the
Standard Oil building in New
York.
Paper men refuse to deny that
he mills arc likely to be sold out
right , which would allow the
Standard company to gain con-
rol. When the appraisers were
; it work at Mcnasha the owners
declared that they were -not pre
paring for affiliation with a
syndicate , but negotiating for
the sale of their mills outright.
It is positively asserted that
the merger will include uol
merely print mills but ground
wood pulp mills and concerns
manufacturing wrapping ant'
manila paper.
The print mills taken in will ,
it is said , have a capacity of T5 (
tons a day. As the pulp mills
can turn out only 5 ( > S tons o
ground wood a day it will bi
necessary to acquire additioua
plants.
George A. Whiting , of tin
Whiting P a p e r company
Menasha , is quoted as sayinj
that an effort is being made t
merge all plants in Wisconsin
Michigan and Minnesota , whos
products are made from th
component parts of wood. Fret :
Fourth Estate , New York.
HAD 1'COR IDEA OF FUN
Mcescnrjer Boy's "Joke" In This Case
Was Connected with Working
Recoil Attachment.
A hey who was until recently cin-
) loyed as a messenger at one of the
ocal telegraph ollices has an ovcr-
vecning sonce of humor , says the
) uluth XewR-Trihtine. It i.s of the
lenotrating t.V | ) < ' , which nearly al-
vays furnishes the Inugh for him
done and i egrets for the other fcl-
ow. In fact , he recently loft the
employ of the company rather un-
orenionioiisly because "f it. J5tisi- _
ipss was dull one day and , overcome
> y ennui , the boy in question wont
o the telephone , lie called up the
ionic of one of the other employes
tnd asked for the hitter's mother.
"I am awfully sorry to have to tell
on , Mrs. Mlanl ; , " ho said , "hut
our son was just run over and hud
lis leg cut oil' . "
Then he hung up. Fortunately
he conversation was overheard and
he frantic woman quickly rcas-
nicd.
"Why did you do it ? " asked the
nanngcr.
" .lust for Am. "
"Well , I know something funnier
han that , " ' said the manager. "You
let out. of here just for fun and
on't conic hack , just for fun or
nything else. "
DAYS OF WHALING GONE.
"Xevvjotiinlland's coastwise whale
islicry , of which so much was ex-
icctcd , has utterly i'olIapBcd , " writes
\iisul Cornelius at St. Johns.
"Started about ten years ago , with
iioilcm steamers and equipment , the
] rst operators did HO well that from
a single ship it grew to 17. The re-
nit was the speedy killing out of
he herds of gigantic mammals ,
1,500 of which were destroyed in a
ingle year. Gradually , however ,
he catch fell oil' , and within the
) nst year six or seven of the stcam-
M'.s have been sold for similar work
on the Hritish Columbia and Jap-
iiieso coasts , while the companies
owning Ihoni have gone into liquida-
ion. During the season of 1)07 ! ) it
s not expected that there will ho
norc than seven or eight whalers
operating in all. ' '
TOLD OF SECRETARY ROOT.
When Sot-rotary Ifoot was at
'anaiua on his return from Bouth
\nierica , Gov. Magoon gave him a
linner , at which were present vari-
MIS dignitaries. An invited banker
vho failed to appear called no\t day
vith explanations. A birth had oc-
niiTod just at that time in his fam-
h , by which another girl had Wn
idilcd to six predecessors.
"Too had it was not a hey , " sniil
Sov. lagoon , "von might have
ailed him Elihu Hoot. "
"Oh , " said the father , "we had do-
idcd to call him that if the child
uul been a boy. But not being able
o call the child exactly that , 1 shall
all her 1'ootine. "
ARCTIC PHENOMENA.
One of the peculiar phenomena of
the Arctic regions is "sea smoke. "
Kxplorers toll of a steam us if from
i boiling kettle which rises from the
water when the temperature is 15
legrcos holow xero. At10 degrees
the snow and human bodies emit
this vapor , which changes into tiny
icy particles which till the air and
make a light uoit-e like the rustle of
silk. At10 degrees tree trunks
inrst with a loud report , rocks break
up and streams of smoking water
How from great cracks in the earth's
surface , knives break in cutting but
ter and lighted cigars go out by con
tact with the ice upon the beard.
PREACHES NEW CREED.
llonjamin Fay Mills , the well
known evangelist , is leaving tin- or
thodox pulpit homuso its teaching *
are not uggrr.- : > i\o enough to -nit
him. He now is preaching \\lwt In-
terms a "doctrinoloss doctrine. " 1 It-
is establishing a now church in
Hdcmlalo , which lies in the Sail
Fernando valley , in California. Mr.
Mills has worked in ou-ry large ui\
in America.He graduated at l < au- !
Forest university , Illinois. Ho calls
his creed the fellowship.
BUSINESS GOOD.
"Our little town is booming. " caul
Suhubs , proudly ; "down in our busi
ness section 1 hoard a couple of trav-
i-ling salcaiuon talking about it \ > n ,
enthusiastically. "
"Yes ? " suit ! Citiimm. "What lint
were they in ? "
"Woll or , ono was soiling drugs
and the othar funaral
Now is the time for you to look for your
s
: WE HAVE
Garland Base Burners
the stove that has no equal.
Garland Oak Stoves
the best on earth.
Coles' Hot Blast
Best air tight coal heater made. .
German Gem Heater
one that burns hard coal , soft coal , \Voocl ,
and does it well. This stove is a base heater.
Gem Oaks
the best old reliable Oak for the money in
use today.
Come in and pick yourself a range. We can give you
a Garland Malleable Range , Garland Cast Range ,
Quick Meal Malleable Range , Quick Meal Steel Range.
Gem City Cast Stoves of all kinds. Our prices are right.
W. H. CROOK & CO. General Hardware
W
E
All Popular Brands of Wet Goods
with an experienced mixer at your
. service. Foreign and Domestic Cigars.
L. E. LEED5 PROPRIETOR
FALLS CITY a-s ; = * > = -e NEBRASKA
Never in your life have you seen a more complete
and up-to-date stock of Fine Buggies , Surries and Driv
ing Wagon as you will find on our Sample Floor today.
We have just received another carload of Moon Bros. ,
Buggies.We can fit you out in Moon Bros. , Henney
and Keys. Don't fail to see our Line , and our Prices
are from $35.00 up.
Remember we carry a big stock of Implements and
can fit you out in anything you need in our line , such as
Gasoline Engines We lead them all. See us when in
need of Windmills or Lightning Rods. We handle the
Pure Soft Copper Cable only.
And Don t forget us when in need of anything in
the Implement Line.
Yours Truly
Werner , Mosiman & Co.
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CHAS. M. WILSON has a full stock of
Fancy China , the largest in the
County ; Dinnerware by the set or single
piece , plenty of Glassware and a complete
stock of Good Groceries , and asks your
4 * inspection of the different lines. - : - - : -
WILSON
Dos\'i Neglect io Read
THE TKIBUNE
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4 'Phone 59 Falls City , Neb.
DR. 0. N. ALLISON
Z ) EX N T 1' ' S T
Phone 218 Ovcrliichurdson County
Bank.
FALLS PITY. NEBRASKA
W. S. PAST
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Phone- esence . Ifi0
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FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA
DR. H. T. HAHN
VETERINARIAN
Oftice at Metts' Earn. Office
Phone 139. Residence Phone
203.
FALLS CITY. NEBRASKA
EDGAR R. MATHERS
E ) El N T T
Phones : No177 , 217
SAM'L. WAUL BUILDING
For flood Sales , Good 5er\lce,3.-j
Returns Ship Your Stock to
Geo. R. Barse f
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION CO. . < |
National Stock Yards , III. < :
Kansas City , Mo. , * ? >
WE SELL CATTLE AND HOGS |
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It's Your Own Fault I'
If you don't get your | i
I money's worth. Come *
v to my Shop and buy *
| your Mens and Boys $
Shoes. t i *
I ROBERT F. T. PREUSSE
Richardson County Hank ISiilldlng
Clarinda Poultry Co.
We have opened n branch office
in Falls City , three doors west of
the State Bank , and will pay the
highest market price for Poultry ,
Butter nnd ECIRS.
We also want yonr Cream at the
highest market price.
Call and get our prices on Pro
duce. Three doors west of State
Bank.
Clarinda Poultry , Butter and Egg Co.
Foils Citv , Neb.
PIlOUC 205
Wpflk
WcoU Kfdncvs. surely point to weak kidney
Kervea. The Kidneys , like the.Heart , and the
Etomaeh , Jlnd their weakness , not in the orsan
Itself , but in the nerves that control and euida
and stn-nsthcn them. Ur. Shoop's Uestoratix-e is
a nccUcino sneculcnlly prerorwj to reach the a
controlling nerves , lo doctor the Kidneys alone ,
Is futile. It ii aaste of time , and of money as
well.
If your back aches or Is weak , If the urine
scales , or 1s dark und strong. If you have symptoms
of Brichts cr other distressing or danjerous kid
ney disease , try Dr. Shoop's Ueitorativea month-
Tablets or Llauld nnd see. what it can and will
do fur you , Druxsis : recommend and sell
( ALL DEALERS )