THE FALLS CITV TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , JUNE 5 , 1908.
Fruit Crop Outlook in Nebraska
If anyone lias taken it for
granted that the Nebraska
peach crop is going to be a
total failure this year , he has
another guess coming1 , says the
Lincoln Evening News. Reports -
ports from over the state indi
cate that , while peaches were
badly nipped by frost here and
there that some whole orchards
will fail to produce a yield ,
there are others which will
bear normally this season. In
the vicinity of Lincoln , several
large fruit farms are facing a
line outlook for plenty of yood
peaches.
L. M. Russell , owner of a 100
acre tract southeast of Lincoln
thinks most of his trees will
bear well this year. lie de
clares that the branches are
loaded with fruit of good ap
pearance , except on the lower
ground. The frost seemed to be
more severe there and few of
the trees which were not on an
elevation will have any fruit.
In talking with other growers ,
Mr.Russell learns that the same
rule will apply generally all
throughout this section.
Cherries have been affected in
much the same manner as
peaches , according to most re
ports. In spots they are thicken
on the trees , while elsewhere
there are few or none.
The injury to apples from the
frosts in April and early May
seems to have been moreserious
than to peaches. Isaac Bollard
of Nehawka , who was in Lin
coln last week declared that he
cid not expect to harvest half a
wagon load of truit from his
who orchard of 200 acres.
An Effort to Abolish Bullfighting
The wnve of leform line now
reached Mexico , and , wonderful to
reliite nud almost incredible , there
is n movement to stop bullfight
ing. Governor Oreel of Ohihunhun ,
hoe decreed the abolishment of the
eport nud the belief is expressed
that his example will bo followed
by the governors ot other Mexican
1 states. The propaganda is chiefly
pressed by the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
in the City of Mexico , that orgaui
/ation having recently sent out a
circular appeal to American tour
ists urging them to abstain from
patronizing bull fights upon their
visits to Mexico. Bull fighting is
brutal and brutalizing , and few
Northerners witness it without
being shocked aud disgusted.
However , this "sport" is so deep-
rooted among the Spanish-Ameri
can people that it is doubtful thai
the efforts of the Mexican Humane
Society will bs entirely successful ,
It is almost like asking the Ameri
cans to give up baseball and horse-
racing.
To stop any pain , anywhere In 2 (
minutes , simply take just one of Dr
Snoop's Pink Pain Tablets. Pain means
congestion blood pressure that Is all ,
Dr. Shoop's Headache or Pink Pain
Tablets will quickly coax blood pressure
sure : iway from pain centers. After
that , pain is gone. Headache , Neu
ralgla , painful periods with women etc
get instant help. 20 Tablets , 2oc. Sold
by all dealers.
Child Drowns in Bucket o f W ate
A report comes from Julian o
a singular accident , in which a
child of slightly over one year
of age fell head first into a pai
of water on last Friday am
when found twenty minutes
later was drowned.
The complete details of this
sad occurrance have not been
learned , but the accident as it
happened seems doubly sad on
account of the youth of the
child , it not being able to pro
tect itself against falling into
the water.
The child was the daughter o
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Crooks liv
ing north of Julian about three
or four miles. On last Friday
the mother was doing some
work in another room and beinj ,
gone for about twenty minutes
thought nothing of the dange
of the little one. When she re
* turned she found her babe cole
in death lying head first in the
pail ot water. Grief-stricken
she ran for assistance , carrying
; he lifeless child in her arms.
The husband at a distance was
ummoned and a physician
vas called but to no avail as
he little one had no sign of life
Everything was clone that train-
d hands could do to save the
jabe , but life had lied before
he infant was found.
The funeral services \vorc held
on Sunday at which the sorrow-
ng mother and father bid fare-
veil to their little one , which
wo days previous wast he pride
of their lives. The many friends
of the parents extend to them
heir sincerest and heartfelt
ympathies in their sudden and
ad bereavement The Auburn
lerald.
No Damage in Blowing Out Gas.
Sioux City , la , May 31 Two
uug men of Sioux City blow
out their gas every night and
hey are alive to tell the tale ,
The reason why C.D. McLeod
and Forest Yockey still are in
he land of the living is that
hey have invented an automatic
iafety gas fixture intended to
save the lives of men and women
of bucolic tastes who know no
better than to exert their lung
lower on it. The idea is simple
but effective. A slender tube
sensitive to heat , rises a little
above the jet and is connected
with the valve. There can be
no llame until this tube is
icated , when it expands and
opens the valve. When the
ight is blown out the median-
sin cuts off the gas as soon as
t contracts on cooling. The
two young men arcs employed in
the local shops of the Omaha
railroad , Their invention is
especially adapted for hotels.
Piles arc easily and quickly checked
vith Dr. Sboop's Magic Ointment. To
irove it I will mail a small trial box
as a convincing test. Simply address
Dr. Sheep , Racine. WIs. I surely
vould rot send it free unless I was cei-
ain that Dr. Shoop's Magic Ointment
vould stand the test. Remember It is
nade expressly and alone for swollen ,
painful , bleeding or itching piles , either
external or Internal. Large jar , oOc.
old by all dealers.
Signs a Catcher.
Last Thursday evening the
jaseball fans of the city met in
the city hall and organized the
baseball association. A nice
sum of money has been raised
for the support of the team and
it is the intention of the promoters
meters to show to the p.ople of
Auburn who love the national
game a pretty fast aggregation.
Will Humphrey was elected
manager of the team , W. H.
Bousfield treasurer , and B. C.
Howe secretary.
"Shanty" Doyle , a fast player
who has been catching for the
.Atchison , Kansas team has been
signed for catcher , and the
other members will be assigned
to their positions as soon as
their abilities are demonstrated
It was the intention to have a
game with Nebraska City this
week but the condition of the
weather forbid. Auburn Re
publican.
Weak women should try Dr. Shoop'
Night Cure. These soothing , neallng
antiseptic suppositories co direct to th
seat of these weaknesses. My "Hook
No. 4 for Women" contains many valu
able hints to women , and it is free. Asl
Dr. Shpop , Racine , Wis. , to mail it
Ask the Doctor in strlctconfidence
any questions you wish answered Dr
Sboop's Night Cure is sold by all deal
ers.
Three Weeks Trial Proves Good
Beatrice Sun : Three weeks
have rolled by since Beatrice
took her place in the dry col
umn , and it is not out of order
to comment upon the results o
the three weeks' trial.
Disregarding the reasons and
causes that may have conspired
to make the dryness effective
the bare unpainted fact is tha
there have been but two arrests
for drunkenness since Beatrice
went dry. One of these was a
fellow who came down from
DeWitt and at once showed sign
of being unable to navigate
without the assistance of a
pilot.
The experience of the pas
three weeks indicates that pro
hibition is prohibiting.
Don't think because you do
not see all the scandals that oc
cur in your town fully exploited
n the newspaper that the editor
s afraid to publish it. Editors
is a usual thing are not afraid .
; o publish the news , but they
uivc a feeling lor the community
ind no matter how dirty and
contemptible some men may get
hey may have a good honest old
nether and father and maybe a
ister , and while you are rolling
caudal under your tongue as a
weet morsel and talking about
he papers being too cowardly
o write up or expose it , prob
ably if the papers had done their
luty with you , you would be in
he soup house doing time for
ometliing you had done and on
accountol your saintly old mother -
er or father yours never got
nto print. Oh no , son , it is not
fou that the papers fear but the
eelings of decent people.
3rock Bulletin.
Mr ? . S , Joyce. Clarcmont , N. H. ,
vrltes. "About a year uijo 1 bought
wo bottles of Foloy's Kidney Remedy.
t cured me of a severe case of kidney
rouble of several years standing. It
certainly is a grund , good medicine ,
and I heartily" recommend It. " Korr's
iharmacy.
English Dream Fortunes.
Nebrnskans who may believe
hey are heir to millions of dollars
jiled up in England may glean
enough information from the Lon
don Gazette , now on file in the
state library , to spur them on to
'allow the pitiable example of the
itigants in Dickons' famous chan
cery suit , Jurndyce vs. Jurudyce ,
or to sicken them of the quest of
old from unclaimed estates. The
copy of the books was forwarded
jy Consul Church Howe of No-
jraska , who is stationed at Man
chester , England. The volume
contains merely a list of titles of
suits in chancery. The names of
ihe litigants only are giveu and
from this supposed heirs may judge
whether or not they have n chance
to prove relationship and to get
returns for the time and money
they will expend in litigation. The
suits are in alphabetical order and
cover enough pages to daze an or
dimtry investigator. Consul
Church Howe's letter"to H. C.
Lindsay accompanying the publi
cation is as follows :
American Consulate , Manches
ter , England , May 1C , 190S Hon
orable Harry 0 , Lindsay , State
Librarian , Lincoln , Neb. . U. S. A.
Dear Sir : On account of the er
roneous impression that there is
in the keeping of the government
of Great Britain estates covering
millions upon millions of dollars
awaiting legal heirs , and from U
fact that many letters are received
at this consulate--from Nebraska
parties every year , making inqui
ries regarding estates in which
they are under the impression they
are heirs to , 1 have mailed you
for filing in the state library , i
copy of the last edition of the Lou-
don Gazette , dated March 5 , 1908 ,
published officially by the authority -
ity of the British government ,
giving a list of the dormant funds
now in the chancery division of
the high court of justice.
Attached to , and made part of
said publication , is an extract of
report of Secretary White , of the
American embassy , London , dated
November 5 , 1881 , regarding un
claimed estates in England ,
That the members of the bar ,
and interested parties may know
that tnis official Gazette is on file
in the state library , will you kindly
giv * ' said information through the
n-\vspfipers ? I am , sir , your obe
dient servant ,
CHURCH HOWE.
Your dining room tloor can be touched
up and reflnlshed with Campbell's
Floor Finish and the result will be very
satislactory Morsman Drug Co car
ries a full line of all sl/.e cans and the
manufacturers guarantee perfect satis
faction if the simple directions arc fol
lowed
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ORCHARD A , WIIHEIM , Omaha , Kibr.
Notice of Probate of Will.
IVTllKCOlMVfot'ltT OK HlCll UIDHON COUNTY
In tlio Matter ot 1'rolmtliiK thanH \ Will nnd
Tostnment of John a. Hoyi | . necenwxl , " Notion Is
hereby clveti to nil pernoiiR Interested tlmt II. E.
lloj-d ImsdppoMted In mill court nil Instrument
.purporting to Iw tlio Inst will nnd testament of
MddJohn 8 , Iloyd. deceased , nnd tiled n petition
prnjlnt ; Hint rnld instrument mny ho allowed nnd
ndinlttetl to Prnhnton' tlm ln t will nnd tostn
mont of fold docensod. It In ordered tlmt tlio
sumo IHI liennt by the. court on Tuesday , tlio tub
dn ) of Juno. WV , M ti o'clock , n. in , In tlio count )
court room In 1'nlls Clt ) , In said count ) , when
nndlioro nil persons Interested limy nppcnr nnd
contest tlio prolxito tlieroof.
lly order of tlio court , tinted Mny lUlli * 11KH.
JOHN ( I wi.sos , County Jndnc.
Lc ftl Notice
Notion In licrol'j h'ht'ii tlmt 1 hn o filed with
\HhiKti clerk of thn villain of I'rtMtun , No *
rnskai n petition signed l > y tlio ro < inlalto iiuiu-
T of free hotderx of wild \lllnnp , prnyliiK tlmt it
loon llcciifo Ix ) Ktnntnl to inn liy tlio xllliiKO
onrd to soil limit , spirituous nndlnons liquors
1 lot 1)2 ) , In block 1 , of enldlllnKo of I'rcHton ,
ohrnnkn , for tlio municipal jeiir coinincncltm
imoOtli , UU-i , inidoiidliiK Alny31W. ( .
ttoat : * J. II. Siimi.\ ,
li. U. SOUSU.L , Vlllimo ( llork.
( l'lr t publication Mi22. . )
Eslinintc oi Expenses ,
nsHin.ito of oiponsps fui tlio li cnl yonr , bouln *
Inn 1'irst TiU'idn ) , Jlny Mh , HKH , nnd thn inoli-
> lo ninonnt of money necossiu ) for nil piupopoa
) lie rnl'od In fnlil ctt ) of Tnlla Clt ) for t-nlil
oul ) enr , for \\lilch tliunpproprlntloll IH mndt' ,
icliulln Interest nnd principal dun on tlm
oiulcd debt nnd sinking fund , Itcinirlim nnd
sfliiK ! tlm dlirorent objects nnd brnnclien of
xpondlttirps , us nonr n cnu lie , with n ntntuinont
f tlio entire roteiiuu of tlm ctt ) of I'ulln Clt ) for
10 previous year nnd tlmwmu to bo entered nt
irKO upon tlm minutes of paid city
Itemizing mid cliisslfjinij thn dllferent objectn
nil brnnclies of rnld oXpeiidttnrcx , nnd tlm entire.
OMMUIO of palil cit > for thn previous jour n fol
o\\ :
WVTHl A I'llOTKIO
IjtOllT l'L\NT.
Coal A. HnnlltiK for tame fl'/JO.OO
S\L\ms.
KnlnrltB of Clt ) Olliclnls. 110000
HnlnrlpDVnter nnd IJcctrlc
Ijltjht Kiitfliu-ers .14X100
BiUnries , I'ollcoOlllcers. . ITiOOO
Hnlnrles , Jniiltor. , , . H10.0H .
Co.MiniMsu OK STIIL.I.TS
\ NIVUAH. .
CondeinnliiK nnd bulldiim
wnlks 100000
lliilldiiiK of croHRliiK1 * nnd
impro\lnrf streets . TiOOOi )
Sui n IF * roii W t rui A > D
Ei.boTr.io I.miiT I'LVNT.
Supplies for plant , . .100000
Improving plant , . . KWOUO
1'rlntltiKnnd stntlonery ViOOO
Kent for Council Itooin . . . I'.UUUO
Drmnuo . . . . 30000
Hnnltnr ) nnd 1'oor . . WO Wl
Kxtonnloii of Klectrlc Llk'lit
I'luiilA ImprovliiKfnmo. KWOOO
rnrclmflnu nnd condoinninK
oflnnd . . . ttOOOO
W vrru HO.VDS .t IMLHKST.
InteriRt . . 120000
tiiukttix Fniid . . l&OO.OO
KLICTIIO LKIIIT.
Interest liOOOO ,
fntereft . . . . WO 00
ltnpro\liiKlloml . . 1000 00
I.iinmiv ,
Llbrnrlnn , Coal , HooKn nnd
I'enodlciils lp.000l (
Incidentnl expenses 100000
Total Amount .J.WOOOU )
Hxpcndexl In the prmlons ) cnr by
Council . f2J7M.3'5
Expended in tlio pruMiniH ; car by City
Treneuior for Interest ntm pajnicnt
of Ilondit . 21 * ! ? . " !
'nld ' Llbntrj 1'iind 1 I O.b' '
>
Total . . 8270770
\ttest. W. W. Aiinn , ilnyor.
\V. A. 80HMEL7IH , , City Clerk.
REPORT
OF THE CONDITION
Of The Tanners Stale Hank , of Preston ,
.Nebraska. Charier No. 703 , Incorporated In the
Stale of Nulirask.i , at Hie close of business
ilay 14 , 1903.
Kl'SOUKCI'b.
Loans and dlhconnts $ 21.622 26
Overdrafts , secured aud unsecured 81,2 ;
llaiiklnif liouso furniture ami fixtures 650.0 (
Current expenses and taxes paid 300.13
One from nat'l , stalcand private
bank * ailil bankers . 30W.10
Cash . 4lf037
Total cash on hand . . . 35.175.4'
Total . ' 57.829.14
riAlUUTIl.s.
Capital stock paid In. . . . * 13,0000 (
Surplus fund . 1,50000
Undivided profits . 824.W
ndlvldual deposits subject to
check . f23.70i.3S
Time certificates of deposit 18.797.86 43 504.2
Total . iSl&V.i
STATE OP NUISKASKA , I
> ss
. Couut of Klchardson , I
I , Glide Thackcr , cashier , of the abo\t-
named bank , do hereby swear that the abov
uatemeiit Is a corrccl and true copy of the re
porl made to the State Ilankliiif Hoard ,
TIMCKER. Cashier
.
H. C. ZotaLiiKt Director.
LLVI TIIACKCK , Director.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2U
daj of May. IMS.
L. D. McCuMHEK. Justice Peace.
Mrs. M. E. Kentner , who gavi
possession ot the Park liote
Monday , will not leave at once
but has not decided as to futur
plans. She and her granddaugh
ter , Helen , will visit a few week
in various localities before sett
ling permanently. Ilumbold
Leader.
Most jokes are stale and in
sipid , but this one from the Slat
Journal has an air of freshnes
and originality that would coa
a smile from the Egyptian
sphinx : "It is believed in Lin
coin that Mr. Bryan will be nom
inated now regardless of his own
wishes. " Fairbury News.
W. O.W. Memorial.
The W. O. W. and Circle will
hold their memorial services at
the Christian church the first
Sunday in June. Rev. Dunkle-
berger will preach the sermon. .
Binder twine at Werner , Mosr
man & Co. for 8 and 10 cents per
pound.
PROUD OF THEM
Nnttirllch , as any the Gcmmm.
Dame Nature lind been unkind to
her , one after another her second
set wont out or into bail shape ,
Fortunately she was directed to us ,
\ve understood the situation , did
some difllcut bridge work and so
she stnllcs serenely When you
think your teeth arc about hope *
less that'vS the time lo come to us.
J. C. YUTZY.
Palis City , - Nehrnskn
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FALLS CITY o- = z-o ; 'NEBRASKA
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ST. JOE and SATTLEY FARM IMPLEMENTS
of all kinds >
ALSO THE
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Kemp's 20th Century Manure Spreaders.
and a full and complete line of Carriages and
Buggies on hand at all times.
Prices Cheapest in the county.
Call and see us and save money.
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GASOLINES. OIL
ENGINES
I are so simple that a child can run them and
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2 cents will pump 2,000 gallons of wafer.
50-foot lift.
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McCumber & Glaze
Preston , Nebr.
Did YOV See 1
Those Fine Buggies and Surries we just received
a car load of Moon Bros. ,
Surries , Buggies and Spring Wagons
The only place to buy and to see the most up-to-
date Vehicles is at Werner Mosiman & Co. , and
the way they go out is a proof they are
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We also have a complete line of Farm Implitnents
just fresh and up-to-date. Our prices are in reach
of every one , call and see us before you buy. We
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Remember , we carry everything in the Impliment line ,
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Pipe and Fittings. Also are agents for'the Pure
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