THE FALLS CITk' TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , OCTOBER 4 , 1907.
BOB3ESK&
Around
The October Circle
The Circle for October apeiike
for itself. With list of contribu
tors consisting of Edward Everett ,
Iltile , Hnmlin Gitrlimd , Elbort
Hubbnrd , Anne Warner. Williiun
MacLeod Kaiuo , William lliunil-
ton Osborne , Lymim Beecher
We Arc Still Doing
V
Business in Falls Cit\ )
We advertised to leave Falls City , July 4 , 1907 , and would have done so but
could not dispose of our lease on the building1. The landlord wanted his rent so
we decided to stay it out. Because of this condition we have stocked up again to
fill up our lines and sizes and can still save you money on good goods , just as this
store has done for the past fifteen years.
Our Fall and Winter Stock is Unequaled
We want you to see what we have to offer , in every department.
For instance we have a nice line of
Boys' two-piece suits for SI.50. $1.75.
"We also have a nice line of English
Corduroy Pants. $3.50 and $3.00 value , at
$1.48 , $1.98.
300 pair Men's dress pants , $2.00
value at $1.39.
Boys' three-piece suits , knee pants ,
at $1.98.
Young men's three-piece suits , long
pants , at $2.45 and up.
\Ve have also filled up our Shoe line
and can now fit you up in Men's dress
shoes at $1.50 and up. Good Shoes , too.
We have 65 pairs of Ladies' Shoes to
offer at $1.89 , that are bargains that only
our store offers. It will do you good just
to look at them.
About 44 pair of $5.00 Hip Boots
for $3.50.
We want you to call and see us before you buy.
Fall and Winter buyers should not miss our store
M. SEFF
4 DOORS SOUTH RICHARDSON OOUNTY BANK
Ohio Primary.
The republican voters of Ohio
Township are requested to meet
at the town hall ot said precinct
at 7:30 p m. on Saturday Oct. ,
12th. 1907 for the purpose of
nominating a precinct ticket and
for the transaction of any other
business which may come before
them.
W. R. SMITH.
Jr Committeeman.
Republican Caucus.
The republican voters of
Jefferson precinct will hold their
caucus in the Woodman hall
Saturday , Oct. , 12th , at 8 o'clock
p. m , for the purpose of nominating
inating- township ticket. Let
there be a full attendence.
L D. McCujnmu.
Chairman.
Business Change.
The firm of Pecht & Harris has
changed , the former retiring , and
is succeeded by C. P. McCreery
under the firm name Harris &
McCeery. They are at the old
stand ready for all work in their
line and as in the past will en
deavour to give satisfaction in
every department. They are
now ready to saw your winter
wood.
Subjects for Sunday Oct. , 6th ,
at Christian Church , 11 a. m.
"Glorious Gospel of Christ. "
7:30 : p. m. "Did Jesus Arise ? "
This is the 5th , in the series on
the Divinity of Jesus.
RKY. D. L.
D. W. Reed and wife went to
Omaha this week.
Its Use 2k. Protection and
a. Guarantee Against
AKirn Food
Dtiroc-Jerscy Hale. *
for vile at M , M. Heudrick's , nine' '
miles northeast of falls v > iiy , Xebr. , ]
and t\\o and one-quarter miles .south i
of Burada , Nebr They are good , i
growthy pigs of good length and the
easy feeding kind , ju t the hind I
that tnnl'en big hogs , quick * all ,
and look them over before bujing a . ]
I will be glad to show them to vou
any time you come and price them .vju to sell. M. M
Interesting services will be
held each evening- next weel
after Oct. 9th. at the Germar
Baptist Brethren Church S1A
miles north of this city and (
miles due south of Barada 03
Rev. Miller of Chicago , who has
just completed his second toui
around the world visiting th (
Holy Lands. Seven Churches 01
Asia , Supposed Garden of Eder
and many places of interest
Rev. Miller will deliver some
able discourses next week at the
church. The week following at
able lecture will be given illustrat
ed with stercopticon views
Lectures on places visited
Everybody invited to come am
hear this interesting speaker
Doors open at 7:30.
in the act of handing- out ; i
twenty dollar bill to the agenl
at the depot , stating1 that lit
wished to buy a ticket to St.
.foe , but upon seeing Mr
( irostion took flight and rar
up town , with the bill still in
his hand , and was successful
in making1 his escape und so fai
nothing1 has been learned as tc
his whereabouts. Hum bold
Standard.
FOR YOUNO OB OLD
THE BEST PIIL BOLD
Rings
Little Liver Pills
Alorket Letter.
Kansas Oity Stock Yards ,
Sept. 30. 1907. A reduction in
the cattle supply last week to 7-1-
000 head , including 10,000 calves ,
had the clTect of sharpening com
petition on all -kinds , resulting in
u general advance of 15 to 2:1
BARADA.
0. II Stoinlmnk wiia In Fulls Clt ;
Saturday.
II. U. Wooilrlnp WHR a Stalin vlslto
Saturday ,
Mlka Mollzu of Version was In towi
Saturday.
Juuob Arnold , sr. , is visiting in St
Joe this weak.
Mls > i ) Uesslo Abbott Is vlsltliiL' ii
Bedford , Iowa.
Wesley Tlncllo of Falls City wu-
hnru Tuesday.
Roy Dunn inudu a business trip t >
Otntilm this week.
Buck Whltton was over from Shu
burt oil Saturday.
C. II , and J , A. Martin wore count ;
eeat visitors Saturday.
Burt Taylor of Duwsou IB visiting 111
sister Mrs George Coon.
Henry Ludwlp of Phillips county
Kansas , Is visiting his brothers here.
Buohor Barker of Falls City was lion
Monday renewing old acquaintances.
J. B. KllRoro wont to Alnsworth
Kan.in search of a permanent location
E. E. Brokaw of Wilder , Kan. , I
visiting his daughter Mrs. Juiiie
Graham.
Mesdames James Stephenson a n i
Wm. Raines were Fulls City visitors 01
Thursday.
Wilson Wamsloy , Wilson Lowe am
Leroy Palmer wore Falls City visitor
Saturday.
Mrs. Eliza Thompson and duughto
May of Falls City spent Tuesday witl
Mrs. Chas. Kukor.
Rudolph Fuller and wlfo are rcjolc
Ing over the advent of a brand nov
girl who arrived Sept. 29th.
Mrs. M. E. Zimmerman of Albion
Nob. , la visiting her brother J. R
Shortledgo and wife at this place.
Jake Arnold who Is employed In SI
Joe , came homo Saturday for a visl
to bis parents. Ho returned on Thurf
day.
day.James
James Stephenson and wlfo spec
several days last week In Falls Clt
the guests of her parents T. J. olive
and wlfo.
Chas. Surmun wont to Falls Clt
Thursday to meet his sister Besalo wh
returned from her visit with Artbu
und family at Armour.
The senior member of the Dradlo
Catron Co. of Nebraska , City was 1
town Monday. This company hii
this year purchased Ibe output of th
Buruda Canning factory ' '
Lloyd Mitchell und wlfo were in Si
Joe lust week purchasing their full an
winter stock of poods. They wore IK
compaulcd by Mrs. D. E. Spicklei
While there they visited Mr. Mitchell1
brother Rollu und family.
Sunday is termed a spiritun
day and last Sabbath would cei
tainly drive a man to look fo
spirits whether he were incline
along that line or not.
Pete Frederick and II. C. Davi
are spending the week in th
Platte country. We o p i n i
there will be less ducks an
chickens in that neighborhood a
the conclusion of their visit.
Mrs. J. M. Jellison returnc
Saturday evening from Lincol :
where she had been caring fo
her daughter Hazel , who ha
been in the hospital. Ilaxel i
much improved in health and ha
been removed to Norfolk.
Born-to Mr. and Mrs. Johnso
Sunday a boy.
nipulating a railroad receivcrshi
he is said to have euchered a k
of sweaty workingtnen out c
part of their pay. Still he rat
It seemed nothing could stop liin
A mighty element of his strengt
was the confidence apparently n
posed in him by the religious an
moral forces of the country. U
had invitations to address relig
ous conferences and chuutauqur
when other aspiring statesme
had to stay mum at home. The
came the fatal day when Pres
dent Roosevelt visited Indianapo
I is and the vice president , so it
chargcdi served a cocktail , what
ever that may bo , at the family
table. Whatever it was , it ro-
vcnled his true character tis an
eiK-my to morality and sobriety
and the conference of his church
in _ his own state refused to make
him a delegate to its general con-
' * - * giving him on the last
u t thirty-eight measly
icn'ninety-seven were re-
> eject , His eticmicji wore t
withbut proved implaca-
icy meant they said , to
Jry Methodist to abstain
> xtcaling liquorsand they
) ugh it cost a presidency.
, al is not necessarily that
for for a statesman to
railroad than to put a
n his lemonade. This is
here every man is entitl-
own moral. State Jour-
utod lmllQtliii } ) Is thu Nu *
iiiio. That's why the demand
Dyppopalu TubluU keups In-
K'causo they do the work.
trouble , dyspepsia , Indices'
.Inn. . etc. , yield quickly. Two
jmuiit. friio. Ask your drug-
ithem. Sold by A. G. Wanner
IA Clever Move.
r turn has been develop-
ho I unions Cohoe case
is county. An argu-
the case was heard be-
supreme court the hit-
t of last week , and a
spiilcli from Lincoln ,
.ludgo P. Cohoe rented
ie of Joseph Ulbrich in
he was told by U. C.
.lardian for Ulbrich , to
he lookout for buried
Tor Ulbrich was insane
yus whispered that he
gold galore about his
. The sharp eyes of
dian lu\d not been able
ver the hidden lucre
r he had sent his ward
asylum he tllriltfully
'the house , warning
o look for money and
found it to come and
soon -found $ l',800 and
JL over to Boyd. Con
ns examination of llio
, he discovered $1,000 ,
in a pickle jat : . lit ;
the top off the jar and
he glittering eagles out
1 coat in the cellar and
to think the matter
Wie question a r o s u
he should lake the
I
Boyd or use it hiur
ie gellliist overcame
istuniug to the depot ,
the Burlington train
rusk a City and by C
that evening was si
at a bartender in thai
uld'nt sell him nnothci
an Found his way intc
gambling house and
s money about so reck ,
at the proprietor was
ed and closed up hi }
'
store midnight to > ge
( in the prodigal spender
nixed his gold pieces
I poker chips and push
to the game with reck
[ ularity. He held hii
Wn so that all could se <
|
S and only laughed whei
I He was such an eas
lat several bystander :
get into the game bu
i closed the place am
\ all out after winnin ;
able of the money ,
gf to get nd of all hi
iNebraska City , Coho
the train and went t <
? o get rid of his de
buuch. After hobering up ii
that moral town , he ha' '
SHf ) in his possession. He ini
mediately repaired to Auburn
turned the Sl-lu over to Boyd an
recited his story. Boyd uu
gratefully had him arrested an
charged with larceny. Ue wa
convicted and sent to the per
itentiary.
Representative E. Ii. ( juacli
enbush of Auburn is delendin
Cohoe and he has advanced th
clever plea to the supreme coin
that this was embezzlement am
not larceny that his client con
milted. He asked the supreme
court to reverse the decision of
the Neinaha. county court on
this ground. He advances the
argument that when Boyd
placed Cohoe in charge of the
house and cautioned hint to look
for money , fie made him his
agent and after Cohoe had
found the money , he embezzled
it rat. tor than stele 11. Auburn
Republican.
It cnmcq put' up In collahslblo tubu
with a noiszlu , uiisy to apply to the
soriMiesM and liillammatlon , for any
form of I Mil's ; It Miothon and rollovcn
piiln , it uh tn i/ und burning , Man Xuti
iMlii Remedy. Prloo BO cents. Guiu4-
d.Sol. . ) by \ . Ci Wnnucr , rtrtip-
A noy or Girl can Earn as A\uch
as a Alan.
\Vewant boys and girls who
waul 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
pay you just tlu 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 lor
terms and full information. Address -
dress
KANSAS CITY WEKICM * STAR ,
Kansas Otry , Mo.
Your Bldn should bu clear und bright
If your liver \ # In normal condition.
lllr.j.8 Mttlo Liver IMIls net , on the
live ! ; and headache , coni-tlpallnn and
ltnmmuhts dUuppu.i. * . I'rlco tJoc-jnt * .
Sold by A. 0. Wanner , ? * .
.
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WANTKD : At Heck's feed
store , 1,000 bushels walnuts , 500
bushels cane sued.
< JO-4t 0. P. HUCK.
The dinners served at the
National on Sunday from 12:30 :
till 2:15 : are unsurpassed in quality
and service.
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.Special election Notice
Notice In hereby Klvi-n that < > ti tins ISlli day of
Oclnlior , li'07 ' , a Hueelal I'lfOlinii will ho ln-lcl In
tllucltyof Uitlo ( or the iMirinxiunf M > tlitir ( or or
nirnliinl tin ; IsHiiliiu' of HIhoiiKaml | ( i'.0o < ) ) ilollnr
l"i S' 'ur li'Hidn ( iitloni'i1 | In 1 yo.irn , ln'arliur In *
loii'Ht not to I'xcivd MX por. ci'iit..iiur annum
Salit homlH to Infer tin : tmrtinHit of paying off
hlilrtilnliH'Hs nlriMily liicnrrrd , urmllnu MrrrtH ,
iimtliiir In croHHliitfK ami culvcitn. i > Hlnl > llHliliur
Ctlrtl llllrrt , i ! 1C.
lly onlor of the Mayor nnil Council of tlio
City of Kulo.
II. I KixiKt'l'ia , Clly Olcrk.
[ HIAI , | tlmui Hopt. 211
Lejfal Notice.
YouAnna DohryTiniyDnhry.JnmiM Duliry.
Joseph Vavra. Hon of I'ranlc Vavr.i , ih-coaKi'd !
Albert Vavra. Janio * Vavra , Jonuph Vavra.
him of JanivK Vavra , ilnemHcit ; JtMlo Vavra ,
JatnoH Cojkn , Jo < < iph Cujlca , ami n'ltiorx ,
I'ranlc Ccjka , avu IS year * : Allnirt Cojka.
aifo)5vi ) > ar : AniiaCojIin. asol I yon r * : Johanna
Ci'jl.i. aici ) 10 ynar * ; Janifit Vavra , aico I1'
yi'i\i' nit < 1 J'i "iihln Viivrn , afi ( > U vififM. non.
ldjiit dufeiiilnnt" , will tnUo notlci ; that Marv
Vavra , plaiiitlll ln-n-ln , lllml hr pi-iltlon on the
1'Mli day of Seiili'tnbur , 1H07 , In tin ) Ulhtrict
conn of lilchariKoii couiKy , NrbraHlc.i , aKalnut
you , llio s.inl imn-roHldi'iit itefuiidanth , niul
Joseph Vavra , a rt > t.ilont ( of HIH | state , thi-oh
joct an jirayi-r of which are M h.ivo established
a riwinltlnK iniM in f.ivnr uf tin ; saiil plnlntlfT In
and to lolH nlnoaiid ton ( ' ) atnl HI ) in Illoek IIvr
( A ) In Htuolu'M Addition to thu city of K.illH City ,
Xe.branka , on thu irround therein alletriid that
at the time xald properly wan purchased plain
tiff paid thu ontlru consideration thereof ulth
her oun and Mparatctneann , and that the
vendor conveyed'this Kanu by deed to Albert
Vavra , plaintiff' * htishainl , now doco.ihod , and
canned the- legal title to bu placed In him In
stead of In plalntllf , ax It hond ! huvo boon.
IVlltloiK-r pray tliereln for a ducrou that Alt -
t > ert Vavra. deceased , hold Ilia lejtal title to
Kald i > roperty In triint for plalntllf and that Him
IB thu owner absolutely. In fc Hlmplo , of the
said promlsoH , and that yon , thu said Oefend-
antH , as thu ht-lrH at law of thu said Albert
V.ivra , deceased , have no Interest In nor title to
Kald property , and for Kuch other or further re
lief an may bu jnal and o < inltable.
Vou are roijuirod to answer the cald petition
on or before the 4th day of Nou-ntber. l'X)7.
91-14 MAKY VAVKA. I'lalntlli.
R. P. KOBRRTS
over KBIT'S Plwrmucy
OHlcc I 'hone200 Ut > * idcnet ; Phone 271
NEW STORE
Having located at ARAGO and
placed at your disposal a nice ,
clean stock of
Dry Good
Groceries
Shoes , Etc.
we would invite a share of the
trade in this community. Call
and ! examine our stock and
price * . firing us your produce
and get the highest market price.
'RUPERT & CO.
THE BOWELS AND
iWOKK OFF A COLD
WITH TUB ORIGINAL
BEE'S LAXATIVE
COUG11 SYRUP. COUGH
BEbT FOR A