THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , A1AY 15 , 1908.
Alarkct Letter. |
Kansas City Stock Yard" ,
May 11 , 1"OS.
The cattle market closed last
week about stead } ' on killing
kinds , although receipts were
liberal for this season. 30.000
hcad an increase of 7,000 over
the previous week , and 5.000
more than during the same week
last year. Stockcrs and feeders
closed the week badly , 35 to 50
cents' below the end of the pre
vious week , as the high prices of
the previous week had attracted
heavy receipts of this class and
at the same time reduced the de
mand. Killing cattle sold high
est on Tuesday , when there were
more sales at $0.80 to $7 than
any other day this year. The
supply today is ( J,000 head , mar
ket steady to strong. Straight
grass cattle will arrive earlier
this summer than usual , because
cattle came through the mild
winter in fine condition. The
outlet for the meat is better than
lust week , but industrial condi
tions all over the country do not
indicate any great improvement
in this direction. Some black
yearlings sold at 57 today , bulk
of sales $ ( > .15 to Sf SO , killers
having been able to hold down
the top cattle better than the
medium grades the last ten days.
Fancy heifers bring S& to $6.50 ,
top cows $6 , a few bulls and top
veals at the same figure , bulk of
cows $ J,75 to $5.25 , heifers $4.75
to $5.75 , bulls $3.75 to $5. Not
many stockcrs or feeders went
out last week above $5.50 , and
closing prices ranged from $4 to
$5.35 for bulk of pales , a few
common stockcrs at $3 to $3.75.
Hog receipts- last week were
heavy at $3)000 head , a big gain
over both the previous week and
corresponding week a year age
Packers tried to depress prices
each day , but the activity of ship
per buyers forced sharp competi
tion and markets generally closed
at the best point. The run is
10,000 today and conditions arc
similar to those ruling last week
market opened weak to 5 lower ,
but closed strong to 5 higher , top
$5.65 , bulk of sales $5.45 to $5.60
Wet weather last week , whicl
prevented working in the fields ,
contributed toward the heavy
supply.
Sheep receipts last week 45,000
head , 5,000 more than previous
week and 10,000 larger than the
same week last year. Buyers
took hold in as astonishing man
ner and the week closed 10 to 15
higher than close of previous
week. Supplies have been light
in Buffalo lately , which increases
trade for western packers. Run
here today is 15,000 head , com
posed largely of Texas stuff. Fed
lambs carrying lleece sold at $6.90
to $7.35 today , clipped lambs
worth $6.10 to $6.50 clipped sheep
and yearlings $5,25 to $6 , Texas
goats $3.50 to $4. Good receipts
are expected balance of this week.
Tired nerves with that "no ambi
tion" fouling that is commonly felt It
spring or early summer can bo easily
and quickly altered by taking wlmt It
known to druggists everywhere as Dr
Shoop's Restorative. Ono will ubso'
lutcly uoto a changed feeling within 4 .8 !
hours after beginning to take the Re
storattvu. The bowels get sluggish it
the winter , the circulation often slow !
up , the kidneys are Inactive and cvet
the heart in many cases grows decided
ly weaker. Dr. Shoop's Restorative ii
recognized everywhere as n genuine
tonlo to these vital organs , it builds U ]
and strengthens the worn-out weaken
ed nerves ; It sharpens the falling ap
petite and universally aids digestion
It always quickly brings renowei
strength , life , vigor and ambition. Tr
It and be convinced. Sold by all deal
crs.
Mr. Mooney , barber at Le :
Zimmerman's , has gone to Fall
City to work at bis trade. He i
all right. Hiawatha World.
Mr. Mooney is now employe
in the DeMers & Rule shop , filing
IIs
ing the vacancy made by the res
ignation of Doll Whitaker.
Serious Results Feared.
You may well fear serious rcsul
from a cough or cold , as pnoumon !
and consumption start with a cold , F <
ley's Honey and Tar cures the most o
etlnato coughs or colds and proven
serious results. Rofueo substitute
Kerr's Pharmacy.
Increased | Pensions for Widows , j
The provisions of a new law
increasing the pensions of sol
diers' widows to $12 a month are
of special interest to the bene
ficiaries and also of general inter
est. Not only widows , but minor
children under the age of sixteen ,
as well as helpless minors , arc
included in the billi and this docs
not affect the present allowance
of $2 per month for each child
under the age of 16 and each
helpless child. A soldier's widow
in the meaning of the law is the
widow of any officer or enlisted
man who served ninety days or
more in the Civil war , who died
in the service , or who was honor
ably discharged. It is not neces
sary for the widow to prove that
her husband's death was the re
sult of his army or navy service )
The law applies only to such wid
ows as were married to their hus
bands prior to June 27 , 1'JOO , and
it holds good only during her
widowhood. No claim agent or
attorney will be recognized in
the adjustment of claims under
the new law , and no one repre
senting a claimant for a pension
tinder the new law will receive
more than $10 for his services ,
and this sum will be payable only
upon the order of the commis
sioner of pensions. TCvory pre
caution is taken to protect those
entitled to pensions from pension
sharks.
A writer in the Ladies' Home
Journal says that any fool can
be unhappy. It is inferred that
unhappincss is a discredit and
that there is worthy genius in
building up and maintaining a
stateof happiness. Itisacknowl
edged that great riches do not
insure happiness. On the con
trary they often bring great
misery. Happiness would seem
to depend on a mental faculty
which can rise above disappoint
ments and sorrows , can see the
bright side and make the best
of opportunities and conditions.
Bewailing one's lot and brood ,
ing over adversities not only
close the door to happiness but
dull the talents and contract the
sphere of usefulness and accom
plishment.
A superb llnlsh Is obtained by using
Campbell's Varnish Stain on lloora ,
furniture or Interior wood work. These
stains are sold In 15 , ! 15 , 7u and $1,40
cent cans. Aek Morsman Drug Co. for
color curd.
12x-Mayor Leyda of Falls City ,
may open a cigar factory in Hia
watha. Leyda is up to date and
a pusher. He had better buy in
with Louis Girard. Hiawatha
World.
How about this , Wilbur ?
It Is a pity to see a person neglect in
dlcatlons of kidney or bladder trouble
tlAit may result in brlght's disease when
Foloy's Kidney Remedy will correct Ir
regularities and strengthen these or
gans , take Foloy's Kidney Remedy at
the first sign of danger. Korr'a Phar
macy.
Graduation Gifts
' There is nothing nicer or
more appropriate than a
GOOD BOOK
We have a splendid as
sortment , just in. A few.
of our best ones :
lp "Dame Curtsey's"
Novel Book of En-
t e r t a i n m e n t s by
Ellye Howcll Glover
y at Si oo
"Men W ho Sell
Things" by Walter
o
Is D. Moody. . . . $ i oo
is Also a few of the
d popular fiction such
II- as "The Adventurers
s- "The Lion and the
Mouse" at.
Try McMillan's FIRST !
MCMILLANS
PHARMACY
its
C9. I FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA
AH. . Continues to Retaliate.
It 'IB evident from the attitude
of the Missouri Pacific rnilrond
olliciuls toward their patrons , tluil
they intend to do everything in
their power to inako the situation
unplensnnt. The Intcst evidence
of this fact is apparent in the re-
fneal to let passengers ride on
freight trains. An order was put
into etl'ect n few days ago that pas.
eengers should not bo let ride on
local freight trains after that date
and notices were posted in the
depots. Tliia inconvenience will
lie hardly bearable on train No.lOi
which runs south from this city at
7:10 : in the evening.
A conductor on a local train
said : ' 'The i\I. \ P. is doing every
thing in its power to make passen
ger traffic unpleasant. First they
took out the electric light service
in the coaches and replaced it by
an inferior system ; then they took
oil trains wherever it was possible
to do eo ; they closed stations and
reduced wages , and now they re
fuse to let peisons ride on freight
trains. " When asked why the
road should do this , he continued :
'The olliciuls do this to make the
people sick of their legislation
against the railroads. "
Complaints have been filed with
the State Kailway Commission ,
but that body has been too busy
to get to these matters , tt is
claimed that since the Commission
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has forced the M. P. to make im
provements in their road-bed , it
will be possible for it to restore
the accommodations , which the
road has taken from the people.
With reference to the decrease
in business during the past few
months , an oflicial said : "The de
crease in shipments of the M. P.
have been startling. Just what is
the reason for this we can hardly
tell , yet many attribute the de
crease to the financial Hurry , which
1 believe is yet in its infancy.
This is absolutely the dullest
season we have over seen on the
Missouri Pacific system. " An
burn Herald ,
Needed Improvements.
There isn't a day that is dark
and rainy that electric light isn't
needed. Last week one or two
days light would have been accept
able. There isn't a day that elec
tricity couldn't bo used for power
and for heating irons and for many
purposes. To give all day and
night service , to progress and bo
up-to date will require more money
and more customers. Falls City
and Ilolton are to have continuous
electric service and our town should
have it. The citizens should agree
to use the service and the invest
ors encouraged to put in their
uionoy. Hiawatha isn 't up to date
in the matter of electric or tele
phone service. There is only one
electrio sign in town other towns
have several. There isn't an auto
matic telephone in town , yet other
towns are installing them , dis
placing the old out-of date ones at
fast as possible. The telephone
companies hero could certainlj
arrange to supply modern tele
phones. They could even charge
a little more for the service ant
thus pay for installing it. Hia l-
watlm World.
Roaches the spot
Stops pain. The
ManZan Rom
edy. Put up Ir
tubes with recta
nozzle. 50 cents
Colds That Hang On.
Colds thnt hnnp on in the spring tlu-
plcto the system , cxhnust the nerves
and t > i > eu the way ( or serious illness ,
tnko Folcy's Uoncy and Tnr It qtickly
stops the cou h nnd expels the uold.
It ls u snfc and certain in results.
ICorr's Plmrmncv.
I hnrq fcwM n trioj and tested cnro lor Rheo-
UiftUstn I No a nunwly thnt will itnvlahton tha
fllttoruxl limbs ot chronic cripplM , nor turn bony
iTOirthj bock to uoih again. That U Impowlble.
Out I can now turolr klQ the palna uui pongs oi
Ihb doolorablo dlicaw. , _ , , . . . .
of
In Germany with a Chemist In tfw City
Dnrnutadt I found tiio last Inarodlent with
Which l > r. Bhoop'S HheumntIO Remedy vrn * made
ft perfected , dependable prescription , \\lthout
that last Ingrodlont , I wocoMlully treated many ,
manr COM * of Uhoumfltiun t but now. at Urt. It uni
form ! r curca all curnblo caeca of this heretofore
muoli dreaded dl/awa. These raod-llka granular
\nutc , found In Ilheum Uo Woodwem to dwolvo
nnd CAS ! away under the action of thli remedy as
freely M does Mirar when added to pure wator.
And then , whan dlwolvod. thow polaonouj wastes
frrely poM Iroin the system. nd the eauso of
Hhoumatlrm U gene forever. Thcro U now no
real need no actual cxcuso to lufler longer with
out hob. > Yo Boll , and la confidence recommend
Dr. Shoop's
natic Rcr
( ALL DEALERS )
ST. ANTHONY
will stand during the season of
t90S at my place known as the
WEAVER FARM
8 miles southwest of Falls City ,
S/4 miles southeast of Salem , 6
miles north of Merrill , Kansas.
ST. ANTHONY
IS A PERCHERON
fiye years old in April 1908. Has
a seal brown color. Weighs 1600
pounds. Perfect individual with
good disposition.
TERMS : $10.00 to insure colt
to stand and suck , should owner
part with mare or remove from
county services become due and
payable at once.
J. W. CROOK.
I America's Thenninal Wonderland I
HOT SPRINGS
ARKANSAS
Curative waters , health
ful and agreeable cli
mate , restful surround
ings every form of rec
reation if desired , all
completely illustrated
and described in our
new booklet , also rates
at hotels , bath houses.
etc. , etc.
Missouri Pacific
- Iron Mountain
the
DIRECT THROUGH ROUTE
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Cnll on your local
B. P. PAYNE
Gcuernl I'lusenger nod Ticket Agent
St. Louis , Mo.
Money ! Money !
Money
to loan on good farm security.
Call on or write
G. H. FALLSTEAD
Office Over Korncr's Hardware Store
Falls City , - - Nebraska
Human Filter.
The functions of the kidneys is to
strain out tbo impurities of tbo blood
which is constantly passing through
them , Foley's Kidney Remedy makes
the kidneys healthy EO they will strain
out nil wnsto matter from the Woodi
Take Foley's Klndey Remedy at oneo
nnd It will mukcyou well. Itcrr's Phar
macy.
Weak women should read my "Book
No. I for Women. " It h written ex
pressly for women who are not well.
The book No.1 tells of Dr. Shoop's
"Nlzht Cure" and just how these sooth
ing , healing , antiseptic suppositories
can bo successfully applied. The book
anil fctrlctly confidential medical advice
is entirely free. Write Dr. Sheep , Ra
cine , Wls. The Night Cure is sold by
all deulers.
The Cough Syrup that
rids the system of a cold
by acting ao a 'cathartic on the
bowels is
LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP
Bees Is the original laxative congh syrup ,
contains no opiates , gently moves the
bowels , carrying the cold off through the
natural channels , Guaranteed to give
satisfaction or money refunded.
A. G. WANNER
B'fffnjon
TO THE PACIFIC COAST
Very 1 o w round trip rates
commencing June 1st for at
tractive Coast tours , only
$60.00 ; slightly higher via
Shasta Route and Pit get
Sound.
d CHICAGO AND EAST
Republican Convention cxcur
s > iou tickets at low rates in
June ; also summer excursion
rates in connection with Con
vention and Summer Tourist
rates to eastern resorts.
To Colorado and Rocky
Mountains
Daily excursion rates com
mencing June 1st to Colorado ,
Utah , Wyoming , Black Hills
'Yellowstone Park ; great Dem
ocratic Convention at Denver
in July.
Ilomeseekers' Kates
First and third Tucsdajs to the
West , including the famous
Big Horn Babin and Yellow
stone Valleywhere large tructi
of rich irrigated lands are be
ing opened for settlement bj
the government and by pri
vatc companies. Write D
Deaver , Burlington Candgeek
crs' Information Bureau
Omaha ; excellent bitssincss
openings in new growing
towns.
Write a brief description o
your proposed trip , and let us
advise you how to make it the
best way at the least cost.
E. G. WHITPORD ,
Local Ticket Agent
L. W. WArtELEY , G. P. . ,
Ompha , Neb.
IMI t-W + * frH-fr H I I I I
D. S. flcCarthy i
IDR VT ANID
TRANSFER
Prompt attention given
to the removal of house
hold goods.
PHONE NO. 211
H Et I I I M M I I H I I I I llfrH
C. H. flARION 1
AUCTIONEER ,
Sales conducted in
scientific and-busi
nesslike manner
C. H. MARION §
! Falls City , Nebraska
For Giood Sales , Good Service , Pro
Returns Ship Your Stock to
Qeo. R. Barse
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION CO. .
Write us for Market Reports
Kansas City. Mo. ,
WE SELL CATTLE AND HOGS
DR. H. T. HAHN
VETERINARIAN
Office and residence first door
north of city park. Phone 263.
PALLS CITY , NEBRASKA
EDGAR R. MATHERS
Phones : Nos. 177 , 217
SAM'L. WAUL BUILDING
[ ) R ; M. I. WILSON
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON
Office and Residence over
McMillan's Drug Store.
Phone 329. PALLS CITY , M3B.
AT/
Practice in Various Courts.
Collections Attended-To.
Notary Public. PALLS CITY
Ottlce over Kerr's Pharmacy
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Oillce Phone 200 Residence Phone 271
W. S. PAST
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Phones : J Residence ICO
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FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA
DR. O. N. ALLISON
Phone 248 Over Richardson County
Bank.
FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA
THB BOWELS AND
WORK OFF A COLD
V r W BMM WITH TUB ORIGINAL
UH WVWIAM
BBB'8 LAXATIVE
COUGH SYRUP. COUGH
BEST FOR A
RAISE
CUCUMBERS
for Pickles for the
Leo Cider and Vinegar Co.
and make $50.00 to $75.00 per acre
Any quantity will be taken at the
factory at So cents per bushel for
first grade ( under four inches long ) .
Call at the State Bank for sheet
of instructions telling how to raise ,
pick and market them.
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You also can get seed Qt-a. J
for choice varietiesatthe Olaie