THE FALLS CITk' TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , NOVEMBER 22 , 1907.
Now is
TO GET AN
Edison
Phonograph
Like this cut.
We have just received our Christmas stock of Machines.
It is impossible tojet these on time unless you an1 early.
When our stock is gone we cannot count for sure on getting
more.
We sell them on easy payments. $1.00 down will get one
and yet our price is the same as everywhere.
EVERY RECORD IN STOCK
We ask you to call early and secure this greatest of in
structors and entertainers.
RFAX/IS A ABRFY
a I 0 _ try I StJ > Cj JjU LJf I- * , I
SSJ3
All Popular Brands of Wet Goods
with an experienced mixer at your
service. Foreign and Domestic Cigars.
L. E. LEEDj PROPRIETOR
FALLS CITY o-JSexxeO & NEBRASKA
CHAS. H. WILSON
Calls your attention to his stock of
HOLIDAY CHINA
The largest line in the city , and he asks
your inspection of the different lines.
, See the HAVILAND & CO. decorated
Dinnerware. Special prices on 100 piece
*
Dinner Sets.
CHA
A A Jh * *
HURRY ! HITRRY"
B.JL < U 1 i > I L J
Tf you want to in on low priced Lumber
Wagons.
Remember we can enve you money on our
ons becnuse we bought them before the advance
BO be sure and Bee us before you buy. We cur
ry in ttock the Weber , Newton , Miindt and
Avery. Our prices nre the lowest , see us be
fore you buy.
Our stock of Surries and Buggies is the
best , most complete find up-to-date in ihe city
nnd ft clo&e inspection will prove our statement.
We nlso have a stock of the beet Gasoline
Engines on the market and would be 'ad ' to
tit ; u re with you on an engine.
Don't fail to see us when in need of a Manure
Spreader for we have them in stock at all
times. We have everything in the Imple
ment line. Don't fail to have one of those
Dempster Steel Wind Mills put up on your
farm. We sell them. See us beforeyou buy.
FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA
ninirmrirminmTTTn in i n n iiiPiiiinmTrJUIMIU I
Don't Neglect to Read
THE TRIBUNE
The Business Way.
A former oul at Minneapolis
writes n letter to his home paper
giving his experience with a
public sale tlntl enntninn a kwon.
lt > ( 'otitriu'ted for a liberal spaee
n Ins home piper mid in addition
o Unit had enough bills printed
o place in every mail bo\ along
ho rural routes in his vicinity by
Milting n one cent ntamp on ( hem.
Je spent about $20.00 in adver-
ising his sale nnd when the dny
rrived hud over 1.000 people pro-
ent when Hie auctioneer got
i'ndy to go to work and the sale
vas ft big sneeesH. 'Phis farmer
imply followed out the plan of
'nod husiiipps men , went into the
ale in n btiMimsd way and made
t pay him btu returns.
DR. 0. N. ALLISON
l'hono-18 Overlvliilmnlsoii County
But ) It.
PALLS CITY , NEBRASKA
W. S. FAST
PHYSICIAN AND SUKGlilON
Phones . i Kcsidenco 100
: } onc1 ,
FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA
DR. H. T. HftHN
VETERINARIAN
Oilk-e and residence ( jrst door
north of citj park. Phone -015.
FALLS'CITY , NEBRASKA
EDGAK K. MATHERS
ID El NT T ©
'hones ' : No ? . 177 , 217
SAM'L. WAHI ,
R. P. ROBERTS
IDEINT'IST
Ollleu over KBIT'S I'hurmney
Ollice Phcnc 200 Upeld.'nce Phone 271
Per ( Iond Sulcs , Oood Ser\ Ice , . - ) ,
> Returns Ship Your Stock to *
Geo. R. Barse |
LIVIJ STOCK COMMISSION CO. . &
National Stock Yards , III. < *
K nsas City , .Mn. , T
WE SELL CATTLE AND HOGS < * >
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I It's Your Own Fault \
I ' I
* If you don't get your *
X money's worth. Come 4
to my Shop and buy *
? your Mens and Boys I
I Shoes. -t
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I ROBERT F. T. PREUSSE |
Richardson County Hunk ( luUdlng J
Rheumatism
I have found a tried and teited curo.for Ilheu.
tnatliml Notn remedy that will itraJghten the
distorted limbs of chronic cripples , nor turn bony
rrowthi back to floih apain. That is Impossible ,
[ tut I can now surely kill the pains and panes at
[ his doplontblfl disaaie.
In Germany with a Chemist In the City ot
Darmstortt I found the last Ingredient with
Which Dr. flhoop's Rheumatic Remedy was made
a perfected , dependable prescription. Without
that last Injrpdlent. I successfully trentod many ,
many cases of Rheumatism ; but now , at last , It uni
formly cures all curable cases of this heretofore
much drcadwl dlecam. These 6aa4-llke granular
wastes , found In Rheumatic lllood. seem to dissolve
nnd pass ixwuy under the action of this remedy as
freely as does surar when added to pure water.
And then , when dissolved , these poisonous wastei
freely pass from the system , and tlio causa of
Rheumatism Is gone forever. There is now no
real uoed no actual excuse to sutler longer with
out help. We sell , and in confidence recommenc
Dr. Shoop's
Rheumatic Remedy
( ALL DEALERS )
A tk'kluii ! i-oiiuh , from anv cause , i
quickly § toppivl by DP. Slump' * C'o l
Cure. Anil It U i-o ihnruiisfhlv linrin
li-r-i and fiufu , that DP yhfiop ti-ll
mother- everywhere to uive it wlthou
h-itation uvoii to very yoiinu lmle <
'J'ho wholc 0lno jrop.n luitveo ami tun
( K-f ctems of a luntr-liualintr mountain
oils bhrub , [ jrntsh thu uiirntlvo ppupor
tle > > to DPShoop's Couph Cure. I
eulu.e the con 'h , and heuls thuore
and seneitlvo broulchlal memlirauo-
Xo opium , no chluroforin , nothlr.t ,
hapah u od to injure or iiprC3S. | ) Slin
jly n ro influn plant extract , Uidt liclp
to heal aching lungTbw Bpanlard
call this ehrub which the Doutor 11 = 0 ?
'The Suorod Hurb. " D uiund li
Shoop'f. Take no other. Sold by a ]
dealers.
Atarket Letter.
Kansas City Stock Yards ,
IS , 1007. Hcavv cattle re-
last week at nil points ,
.ml the conservative orders of
juyors. brought about a decline
f25 to 40 cents the first half of
ast week. Reduced runs after
Vcdiu-Mlay caused a slight re-
every from the low time. The
ccline affected all kinds , except
cal calvos. which made a ain
) f 25 cents for the week. Today
he supply is 14,000 hc.td , market
i to 15 lowi-r on evcrytjiinji rx-
opt lijrht killiujr steers , which
ire almost steadyand veal calves
ilso selling treed * Tliu lin-
ncial weakness has taken all
he speculative features out of
he market , and buyers arc mak-
HJJT purchases on a bi'd rock busi-
icss basis. Choice fed steer *
brought ? ( > .00 late last week ,
mt few steers will et above
' 5.50 this week and short fed
toers sell at $4.25 to85.00 mainly
Westerns have not stilTerck as
nuch as heavy fed steers , ras-
sers selling at $3.30 to' $4.40 ,
cows$2.25 to $3 50 , hejfers $2.80
o $4.00 , bulls $2.10 to $3.50 , top
ycals $ d.25 , heavy calves $3.50 to
$4.25. Country buying fell off
sharply last week , 120 car loads
) ought for the country amlpriccs
Inclined 20 to 30 cents , now
standing at the lo\v point of the
all season , and with a weaker
endeiicy today , Stockers bring
S2-50 to $4.00 , feeders $3-25 to
$4.35. The yards wore pretty
veil cleared out Saturday night ,
only about 0000 head held over
or today , nearly all stockers and
eeders in the hands of yard
radcrs.
After big fluctuations from day
o day last week , the hog market
closed practically unchanged
rom the close of previous week.
The run is heavy today , 11,000
icad , market off 15 to 25 cents ,
: op today , $5,00 , bulk of sales
$4.75 to $4.'JO. A strong feature
ecently is liberal buying for
shipment east , which includes
logs of all weights , one West
Virginia concern taking twelve
loubles of 250 pound hogs last
week. Packers also operate
reel } * when the price gets below
$5.00 , and predictions favor a
narket about like today's or pos
sibly a little lower , for the itn-
nediate future.
Sheep and lambs are holding
tip strong right along , in Hie
face of liberal receipts Run is
12,000 today , market steady and
active , particularly on killing
grades. Kange stuff constitutes
about the entire receipts , and
country kinds are to be had
cheap , lambs at $5.10 to $5.50 ,
weathers , yearlings and ewes at
$3.75 to $4.50. Killing lambs
bring $5.65 to $0.15 , weathers
and yearlings up to $4.75 , ewes
$4.30.
The Youth's Companion Calendar
For 1908.
The publishers of The Youth's
Companion will UK nlwnys at this
season , present to every sub
scriber whose subscription ( $1.75) )
is paid for 1908 n beautiful Cal
ender for the new year. Pour
paintings by artists of distinction
are reproduced in the four panels
of the Calender by a process of
color-printing which has been re
cently brought to remarkable ex-
c-ellonee. The firht of the panoU
is an inspiring ben fict-ne , full ol
the beauty of the wide ocean and
sky , and the joyous rush of tin
homewaid-bound ship. The nee-
end is n tine c'-ttle piece. The
third pictures an old mill nt
Xnnndnin typically Dutch in
treatment. The fourth panel
depicts a "Girl with Hoses"-
clmrming face , exquisite in color
and expression. All the piclires
aie worthy of preservation lonij
after 1UOS has passed into the
good old times.
It comoQ put up in collulislblo tulu
with u no/.xlu , uHsy to apply totin
rorunoss and irilhunmauou , ( or aio
form of Piles ; it soothee and rollcvni
puin , Itching and burning. Man Xat
1'ilo Itomudy. Prlou oQ cants. Cuar
antviMl. SolJ by A. G. Wanner , drug
KM.
ft H v : ,
IN ? > ? < *
baking powder Makes
Food More Delicious and Wholesome - "
some No Alum No Phosphates
Care Must bo Taken to Keep Alum
From the Food
LDr. Alonzo Clnrltt "A subitnnco ( nlum ) which can dcrango ihe
stomach ohould nut lie tolerated in linking powder. "
Jrof. S. W. Johnion , Ynlo College : "I regnrd their ( nlum * > nd
soluble nluminn enlti ) introduction into baking
powders as moit dangerous to licnlth. "
A Weather Sharp.
J n spite of the cold snap which
visited this heetion , Sunday , a
local weather sharp predicts that
wo will have a mild winter.
His prophecy has been the re.
suit of observations of nature and
for fear that he might become in
volved in an unusual controversy
with President Roosevelt , for
"nature faking" wo with hold IIIH
iiaiiiu
The weather sharp in question
bays : "My theory that we will
have a mild winter is based upon
the fact that the musl'.rats have
not even begun to build their
winter quartern. The ducks have
been slow in coming from the
north and their flight is very ir
regular. They iiro scarcer this
year than they have been for a
number of years. The owls are
still in the open.
It is a sure sign of a hard win
ter \\hon they withdraw to the
depths of the woods. The song-
jirds still linger ; the toadstools
uivo few or no wrinkles ; corn
shucks are not thick : the 'poBsnin
MIS only ono wrinkle to its tail :
the wild geese are still sojourning
on the northern lakes : the hens
ire late in moulting and then ; is
10 thick down under their
leathers nor bony growth on their
'eet ; the goose-bone is fair and
niripolUd ; vermin tinder planks
ind logs art ) more numerous and
lively than ever before ; libhworms
in * neater the hurfaee1'
These are the bigns that our
weathei wise friend nays are thu
voices of nature proclaiming that
this will be an open and mild
winter , fn spile of these and
with all due rehpfct to him , we.
would advise the eoal man to remain -
main in business and we would
also recommend that none of our
readers trade their base burners
for refrigerators or their overcoats
for Panama hats and duck
trousers. Auburn Republican.
Must Test Eggs.
"It is unlawful to sell rotten
in Nebraska , and the penalties
provided by the pure food law
may be invoked against anyone
who disposes of them. "
This is the holding of Food and
Dairy CommibHioner J. W. .John-
son , to whom several complaints
have lately been made regarding
the quality of the hen fruit re
tailed in certain communities in
Nebraska. Not only the grocer )
men or creamery men who get the
alnnininouH-ovals second , but also
Ihe farmers who brings them to
town in basket , is liable under
the law for selling p u t r i d
1 specimens.
r If the testing of eggs becomes
necessary , as at this time eeoms
imminent , it will doubtless make
the farmer much more labor ant
must neceesairily advance the
price ,
It Is a well known fnol that
In tbo pine forests do not suffer
from kidney dlsoa us. Ono do e o
Pinaulas at night usually rollevoo back
auho. 'SO davit treatment SI. 00. Your
monny refunded If not suti-lhid. Soli
by A. O. Wanner ,
Find Teeth of ATitanotheriutn.
Uow would yon like to have
ived in Nebraska during the
lays when the titanothurium was
tinoiig thu prominent citizens ?
The titanotherium was about
he sine of a large elephant and
capable of slipping a man into
lis mouth without stretching his
aws abnormally , Just how
nany men he could put away at
one sitting is not known.
Remains of this strange animal
ire imbedded in the banks of the
Jlattc river in Northwestern Nc-
> raska. A. A. Jones , a civil
engineer , who has been with the
Jnion Pacific , unearthed piecer
of teeth and other parts of the
inatomv of an animal about
ifty feet up a bluff on the Platte.
river , two miles fr6m the head
of the Mitchell irrigation ditch
tnd about the same distance
rom the state line. ,
He and his associates were tin-
iblc to distinguish the bones , so
ic took a tooth and other pieces
to Lincoln and laid them before
JrofessOr K. M. JJarbour. cur-
itor of the museum and head of
he geological department of the
University of Nebraska.
"Those are/ from the titan
otherium , " said Professor Bar-
jour without a moment's hesita-
ion. "Here , I'll draw a sketch
of the animal which these rem-
lants represent. '
And , taking his pencil , he
Irew what resembles a rhin
oceros home what. It has tuskb
that stand up and are large in di
mensions. Prolessor Uarbour
said that a very long time ago
these animals infested this sec
tion of the country in large num
bers.
"It struck me as most extra
ordinary that any man should be
able to name the animal merely
from two or three fragments of
his anatomy after so many ages , "
said Mr. Jones. "Where we
found these remnants it seemed
that they had but recently been
washed out of the ground. We
found a tusk protruding from
the embankment.1
A Boy or Girl can Earn as Much
as a Man.
We want boys and girls who
want to earn money to solicit
subscriptions to The Kansas
\\eelclyStar. . 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 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 ware- * ,
but in Cash. Wrile to-day JIT
terms and full information. Ad
dress
KANSAS CITY WKKICIA STAK ,
Kansas Oiry , Mo.
Fol iy' Kidney Cute will cup * imv
cuee of kidney trouble that is not tic-
yoml medical aid. KorrN Pharmacj.