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    THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , DECEMBER 20 , 1907
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Is what almost everyone is wanting now , especially the children. You may not have a talk with Santa
Glaus but you can come into Dr. ncMillan's Drug Store and see what he has for you. Our line is very
large and complete. Everything new and up-to-date and prices within the reach of all. We have Toilet
Cases , flirrors , Manicure Sets , Glove and Handkerchief Boxes , Cuff and Collar Boxes , Shaving Sets ,
Smoking Sets ; a beautiful display of Fancy Dishes , Gift Books and Miscellaneous Books of all kinds ,
besides all kinds of Toys and many other interesting things for children.
Don't fail to see us before buying.
CITY PHARMACY
Dr. McMillan , Proprietor. Palls Citv , Nebraska.
The Bloodhounds Found the
Geese
Lewis Heeht , n German farmer
living uenr Bern , wns the owner
of 44 geese , nil fattened nnd ready
for the uppronehiiiK holidays.
These geese were especially fine
nnd he wnsciintiotis to keep Iheni
housed und locked up at night.
On n cold frosty mottling last
week , he proudly marched down ,
as usual , to inppect hit ) treasures
nnd turn them out , and imagine
his dismay when he opened the
door nnd found , lo , there were no
geese. This uood German farmer
was BO enraged that some one had
so quietly removed his geese that
he determined at once to find the
thief at any cost and bring him to
humiliaUou and justice. Rushing
to the telephone , he phoned to
Beatrice and ordered the blood
hounds to be brought down on
the early morning train. In his
mind's eyes he saw the thief be
hind the jail bars before the sun
should set. The dogs arrived at 8
o'clock. Thny immediately pro
ceeded to M . Ufcht'rt place. A
large cruwd gntneted to witness
the captuiv. Some difficulty was
had in the hounds getting the
scent , but finally , with a howl and
a bold dash , they started off. On
they rushed in hot pursuit of the
thief , the- crowd following. Their
course led on to the stieam near
Mr. Ilecht'H hou.se. On reaching
the water the dogs stopped and
the crowd stopped as abruptly as
the doirs , for behold , there were
forty-four of the finest geese in
Nemahn county and they were Mr.
Hecht's geese too , calmly floating
about in their accustomed Bwiui-
ming hole. Mr. Decht had for
gotten to shut them up the uight
before. Some one present said
that even the dogs laughed. Sen
eca Tribune.
No homo is to pleasant , regardless of
. . _ - the comforts that money will buy , us
y when the entire family is in perfect
health. A bottle of Orlne Laxative
Fruit Syrup costs 60 cents It will
cure every member of the family of
constipation , sick headache or stomach
trouble. Kcrr's Pharmacy.
Senator Burkett introduced a
number of bills in which nearly
every city pf any considerable
sir.e in the state has an interest
that of appropriating money for
the following' public buildings :
Palls City , $75,000 ; Fremont
( extension ) , $40.000 ; Beatrice
( extension ) , $75,000 ; Pairbury ,
West Point and Wayne , $75,000
each ; North Platte. $110,000 , :
Columbus ( building only ) , $75-
000.
When the Stomach , Heart , or Kid
ney nerves get weak , then these or
gans always fail. Don't dru < r the
Stomach , nor stimulate the Heart or
Kidneys. This is simply u makeshift.
Get a prescription known to druggists
everywhere as Dr. Shoop'a Restorative.
The Restorative Is prepared expressly
for these weak inside nerves , Strength
en these nurvss , build them up with
Dr. Shoop's Restorative tablets or
v liquid and see bow quickly help will
A come. Free sample test sent on re.
quest by Dr. Snoop , Racine. Win ,
Your health la surely worth this sltn
pie teet. Sold by all dealers.
Market Letter.
Kansas City Stock Yards ,
Dec. 10 , 1907. The cattle market
closed last week showing a decline
if 10 to 15c on nearly all classes ,
aused by an excessive supply at
Chicago again. The market open-
d the week steady on fed steers ,
he stuff and stackers and feeders
treng to 10 higher , but the high
trices of the latter curtailed the
letnand and they closed the week
0 to 15c from the high level first
part of the week. Top beef steers
old at $5.75 , $1 below top paid a
fear ago , bulk of steers $1.50 to
$5.60. Veal calves closed the week
irm , in some cases showing a gain
f 15 to 20c. Run of cattle today
s 11,000 head , market steady to
.0 higher on steers , cows and
leiferR strong to 10 higher , stack
ers and feeders firm , veal calves
steady. Top steers sold at $0.50 ,
paid for 37 head. Bulk of the
steers sell at $5.25 to $5.00 , short
ed steers at $4.50 to $5.50western
steers $3.90 to $4.35 , cows $2.75
o Si , heifers $3.25 to $5.15 , veal
calves $ -1 50 to § 0.50. Stackers
uid feeders are firm , stackers $3
o $4.25 , feeders $3.00 to $4.50.
jiclined in the supply of this
ilass are quite a number from the
ange country , stackers at $3.90 ,
feeders $1.25. The number of
cattle on feed in territory contigu
ous to KaiibMs City is short in
nany localities , while Chicago's
territory in full of cattle and it
would seem folly for shippers who
an reach this or any other west-
em market to compete with the
arge numbers centered tit Chica
go.
Light marketing the lirst three
days of hint week caused the hog
market to advance IU to 15c , but
liberal receipts the latter part of
the week wiped ou't part of the
gain. However , the market clos
ed the week lOc higher than the
close of previous week' Run to
day is 11,000 , market 10 to 20
lover , caused by an excessive sup.
ply of 00,000 at Chicago and a
lower market there. Top is $4.00 ,
bulk of sales $4.45 t o $4.55.
Light weights were hardest hit
today , heavy weights and packers
bringing best prices.
The supply of sheep last week
was exceedingly light , and comprised -
prised mostly of fed stock. In
spite of the light marketing , a
break in the market at Buffalo
svas reflected here , and market
closed the week 10 to 15 lower.
Run today is 8000. market 10 to
20 lower. Lambs range from
$5.75 to $0.10. yearlings § 4.75 U
$1.15 , wi'lherh $4.50 to $1 75. A.
few shipments of range stuff art
still coming , mostly feeding stock
lambs at 4.50 to $5 , sheep $3.25 to
$1
They may take ' -In God we
Trust , " from the ten dollar olc
piece but we have the consola
tion of knowing it still remains
on the silver dollar. The
theory is we presume that we
have to trust in God for a par
at least of the silver dollar bul
the ten dollar gold coin is good
of itself. York Democrat.
For Sale
All of block 93 and 5 lots ad-
oinitiy in block 95 , Palls City ,
ocatcd one block cast of Central
school building1. First class im
provements , also plenty of fruit.
Will sell at a sacrifice or will
rade for western land. Address
WM. CADE ,
Oltf Falls City , Neb.
Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for
coughs , colds , croup und whooping
cough grows in favor dully with young
and old , Mothers should keep it on
land for children. It IB prompt relief
o croup. It Is gently laxative , drlv-
ng the poison und phlegm from the
system. It is u simple remedy that
gives immediate relief , guaranteed.
Sold by A. G. Wanner , druggist.
Talk about Postponer Taft.
Ele isn't in it in comparison to
this. An exchange remarks
that "owing to the overcrowded
ed condition of our columns a
number of births have been
unavoidably postponed this
week. Aurora Sun.
*
A tickling cough , from any e.uiso is
quickly stopped by Dr. Shoop'a Cough
Cure. And it is bo thoroughly harm
less and pafe , that Dr. fhoop tells
mothers everywhere to give it without
lesltatlon even to very young babes.
J'ho wholesome jirecn leaves and ten
der stems of a lung-healing mountain
ous shrub , f jrnlsh the curative proper
ties to Dr. Shoop's Cough Cure. It
c.ilrr.fc the cough , and heals the sore
UKonsltivc ! bronlchlal membranes.
No opium , no chloroform , nothing
harsh used to injure or suppress. Sim
ply a resinous plant extract , that helps
to heal aching iuugs. The Spaniards
call this shrub which the Doctor IC-PI ,
"I he Sacred Herb. " Demand Dr.
Shoop's. Take no other. Sold by all
dealers.
All persons knowing them-
elves indebted to W. II. Crook
& Co. will please call and settle.
A Card
This is to certify that all druggists
ars authorized to refund your money if
Foley's Honey and Tar. fulls to cure
your cough or cold. It flops the cough ,
heals the lungs and prevents serious
results Irom a cold. Cures la grippe ,
cough and prevents pneumonia and
consumption. Contains no opiates.
The genuine I ? In a yellow package.
Refuse siibatlie ? . Kerr's Pharmacy.
The Stock Yards Bank of
Commerce , of Kansas City , a
branch bank of the National
Bank ot Commerce , which was
forced to close by the suspen
sion of the parent bank a few
days ago , was again opened for
business Tuesday morning.
They report deposits dt nearly
$20,000 in the first hour with
practically no witbdrawls.
Henry E.Jones of TampaFlu.wrlte8 :
'I can thanK God for my present
health , duo to Foley's Kidney Cure. I
tried doctors und all kinds of kidney
cure ? , but nothing done mo much good
till I took Folcy's Kidney Cure. Four
bottles cured mo , and I have no more
pain in my buck 'and shoulders. I am
G2 years old , and differed long , bill
thanks to Foley's Kldnoj Cure. 1 am
well and can walk and enjoy myself. It
is a pleasure to recommend it to thn-e
needing a kidney medicine. " Kerr's
Pharmacy.
The President's message is
not a mass of empty bubbles
but a document that tells that
Theodore Roosevelt is deter
mined to keep pace with the
demands of the peopl'e , and that
he has the moral courage not to
be brow beaten by those who
are gamblers in politics as well
as in all the transactions and
business ot the times. Auburn
Granger.
TUB BOWELS AND
MOVE WORK OFF A COLD
WITH THE ORIGINAL
MOVECOUGH
BEST COUOU FOR SYRUP. A COUGH
REMEMBER
As usual we are
Headquarters for
Christmas Candies
Our Fine candy in
1-2-3 and 5 Ib. F ncy Boxes
Just the thing for Christmas presents.
"UPC v/CirivlY ioc-150-200-250-400 and 6oc per Ib.
Lots of Nuts and Fruits.
Christmas Trees , Holders and Candles
HOLLV AND MISTLETOE
Also Brick and Plain Ice Cream and Ices.
Call on Us
SOWLES
SHUBERT
John Attorn lust a valuable horse
this week.
C. At Walking of Salem was In town
Saturday.
Llttlu Nlnu Sluibort was on the sick
1st last wuuk.
Doloa Spleklor nnd wife of Baraflii
wens hero Snnduy.
A. Harris was a business visitor at
Falls City this week.
J. C. Shnluiiborp left this week for a
business trip 10 St. Joe.
Frank Parrlot and wife were visiting
relative * ) at Peru last week.
Art and Ed Sluibort and Leonard
Bull wcro In Omaha Tuesday.
Mlba Floy Stottb and mother were
shopping at Auburn Saturday.
Mrs. Art Shubert is entertaining her
mrcnts of Oklahoma this week.
Chas. Lord was looking after busi
ness interests at Falls City Wednesday.
Thomas Brown loft last week to look
ifter business interests at Hamburg ,
[ owa.
A little daughter ciimo to gladden
the homo of Sam Harris and wlfo last
Friday.
Elllo Ham came over from Stella
Friday to spend a few days with her
mother.
Mr ? . J. Evans accompanied by her
rilster Mrs. Nellie Gibson were shop
ping in Falls City recently.
Jtifis Ankrom and A. Buchhol/
Harada were on the murkut Friday
with a largo biinoh of hogs.
John Peterson und wlfu left Monduy
for the hoinu of Fred Meyers where
he will enter Into hln employ
Mrs Collins and daughter eunie
down from Peru to vihlt a fewdajn
with her bon L. Collins and wife
Mrs. MotHliifjur iu very slek at tin1
home of her ton Joseph. She is the
mother of Mr * . Chafe. Gaston of thin
pluce.
J. C. Shulcnberg and wife entertain
ed Grand ma Frederick a n d Chap ,
Shawang and family of Falls Ully on
Thursday.
Rev. Uight prewldlng ejder of the M.
10. church , came down from Omaha
Friday to assist with the revival meet
ing at this place.
David Itiuifcutn left Saturday for his
home at Falls City 11 u war * accompan
ied by his son Wultcr who assists him
with hie well work.
P. C. Uobcrts of Trenton came hereto
to look after tin. land ho owns near
Buradii. IIij stopped olT hero to see
eulilu of LIs ulil friends.
The many friends of Chas. Smiley
are glad to see him ubln to bo out on
his route again after being shocked by
the electric t orni last Sunday night.
A largo crowd of out of town puopltj
came in Saturday evening to uitend
tne bitzuur given at Taylors Hull by
the ladles of the Christian Aid Sooiotj.
Grandma Evans was culled to Stella
last week by her daughter Mrs Mc
Dowell whti-e II year old son was
thrown olT a horeo and quite badly
hurt.
CONT1NUKO FROM LAST \VKKK
George Ritter Is now on the slc-k
list.
Jno. Stotts and family were Stella
visitors last Thursday.
Mrs. I no. Hcl-gema , was shopping In
Auburn hint Saturday.
Mr. und Mrs Putersen Is now visitIng -
Ing with relatives at Peru.
Lola Hill visited with her friend
Cannon Junes last Sunday.
.1. C. Shulenhiirg and wife won-
country visitors last Sunday.
Miss Hart of Vordon was canvassing
our town a low dajs last week.
Jno. Walker of liiirada WHS a busi
ness visitor here qulto recently.
Born to Mr. and Mr ? . Ed Murphy
November 30th a flnu 10 pound boy.
Floyd Hall and wlfo were trading
with our merchants Saturday evening.
Wm. Leslie has been earring the
mall for Charles during the past wock.
J. J , Jones and wlfo spent Sunday
with the lattor's parents , Mrs. Ulttor.
Guy llutchlns and wlfo spent Thurs
day with the former's parents at Falls
City.
City.Rev.
Rev. Sapp. delivered quite an Inter
esting sermon Sunday morning also at
night.
Mr. ana Mrs. A. M. Shubert spent
Sunday at the homo of Clias. Johnson
and wlfo.
Mrs. Wm. Young of near Stella
spent a few days with relatives hero
last wock. i >
Mrs. A. M. Shubort Is now enter
taining her sister , Mrs. Tom Spence
and daughter.
P. S. Ucacook , came up from Falls
City , last Friday to look after his
elevator Interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Havcy Hall , was enter-
talncd at dinner at the homo of Hardy
Hays and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Dr. Shook is now enjoying a
visit with her mother , Mrs. ShurtlllT ,
whoso homo Is in Kansas.
Cannon Jones and Edith Hill , were
pleasant visitors at the homo of Miss
Pearl Shuburt , Sunday.
Oorald Harmon who has boon very
sick with typhoid fever Is not much
improved at this writing.
Mr. and Mr.Herring are the parents
of another baby girl which mudo Its
ippearanco December 2nd.
Dr. Hetikott , of Salem , Is now filling
the vacancy ot Dr. Shook during his
visit with relatives In Omaha.
The baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hpenco Is now very sick , but it Is
hoped that it will soon recover.
Mr A. J. Hitter , of Kansas City , was
In our town last Thursday , visiting
with friends and relatives hero.
F. M Oathout and wife , Elinor Else
and wlfo spent lust Sunday with old
tlmu friends Chas. Wilson and wife.
Eddy Harmon arrived hnro Friday
after a year spent In Denver , Colorado.
Ho says there Is no place like home.
Sherman Coglazlcr and family were
guchtx at the homo of Mr. and Mr ? .
Watklns , at Verdon , Thanksgiving.
Mlbs Veva Bergsma entertained her
cousin Miss West , who is intending the
Normal at Peru this year , over Sun
day.
Miss Lizzie Colgliizter of Stella cum a
over Saturday evening for u visit with
relatives here , returning to her home
Monday ,
The two year old child of Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Brow who has been very
sick with phneumonla is much better
at this wrlilntf
Ml.H Blanch Collins of Peru came
down to spend Sunday with her
brother und family , returning homo
Monday Morning.
The man ) friends of Mr * . Chas. Pond
and daughter , Nora are sorry to see
them leave for their now homo at
Gettyeberg , South Dakota.
Fred Stotts , Herman and Robot
Palmer were those who had the plea
sure of sharing dinner with Frank
Brlckor in honor of his 21st birthday
lust Sunday.
Clyde Hill who has employment in
thf printing olllco at Auburn came
down to cat Thanksgiving dln.ior with
homo folks , returning to his work Mon
day morning.
Frank Fredrick hauled a load of
bouo hold -roods for Eli Rupart and
wife from Argo.last Wednesday. Their
many friends tire glad to have them
join them again.
Tlie-Tribune will cost you $1,50
a year after January 1st , 1908.
A nine's Dyspepsia Tablet ufter
each meulovor comes indigestion , dys
pepsia und other stomach ills. Two
days' trial freo. Ask our dealer , Sold
by A. G. WanncrdrugglBt.