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The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

In the last week we have had
three of the most severe storms
of the season. Heavy rains ac-
companieq by high winds. The
storm of Monday night which
came from the northwest was
probably the most severe.
Those who watched the clouds
and the approach of the storm
say a sudden lifting of the clouds
barely saved us from a tornado.
Quite little damage was done
to trees and ont buildings in the
northwest part of town.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

1t isn't a question as to whose
administration is the better. Both
of you did and are doing your
best and that s enough. so let it
go at that.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

We hate to speak of it, but we
need the money. We have good
many dollars due us on subscrip-
tion, n,-have you got any of them?
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28
Christian Church.

Services next Sunday as fol-
lows:
9:45 a. m. Bible School.
1l:O0 a. m. Preaching
700 p. m. Y. p. S. C E. Meeting.
500 pm. Preaching.
Bro. II. ]. Oliver will preach
at both morning and evening
ervices.
You are invited TO attend.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

Falls City will be the Mecca
of patriotism the 4th. No other
celebration in the county and no
excuse for not coming here.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

Mrs. Mary Pickett left Monday
for Portland, Ore, where she
will make an extended visit with
her sons.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

There are two objectionable
sins, viz: success and failure.
Which one are you committing.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

No. 54 Is a good 40 acre tract
somewhat rolling, 80 acres in cultiva-
ton, all fenced, acres pasture, acres
in house lots, or 3 acres Of timber, 3
room house, stable, corn crib, hog
house, watered by we'll and spring
branch, on r. F. d., Il mile to school
10 miles to railroad, price 500 per acre.
No. I24 I4o acres of good, smooth
land, all fenced, all in cultivation, all
kinds of fruit, fine chance for anyone
J that wants home, here is one. W orth
$I2, 900.
No. I25 81 acres of good rolling
land, all fenced and cross fenced, SO
acres under cultivation, 6 acres timber
land, I acre in house and barn lot, 10
acres of orchard, all kinds of fruit, good
! new dwelling, miles to railroad town,
mile to school, miles to church, on
R. F. D. and telephone line. Price
$50 per acre.
No. 1916 Is a fine 90 acre farm, all
under cultivation, 81 acres seeded to
} grass all fenced and cross fenced,
good 7 room ? story house, barn 4oxoo
) new chicken house, all kinds of fruit,
all kinds of outbuildings in flrst-class
! condition. 6 miles from railroad, ~
miles to school, 234 miles to Lutheran
church, Nj. F. church on land adjoining
farm on r. F. D. and telephone. If
you want one of the best homes in the
county, and in the best part of the
county and willing to pay something
! near what it is worth, this is what you
are looking for All you have to do is
to live on and to go right to living in
stead of living on and going right to
hard work to fix up your place.
) No. 1877 265 acres rolling land l35
! acres under plough, s acres hay land,
3 balance in pasture, all fenced and cross
s fenced, watered by hydralic ram from
3 never failing spring, finest water
3 you ever drank, 10 acres apple trees, 5
8 acres peach trees, 5 acres pear trees,
all in bearing condition, story 9 room
house, barn 25x42 I6 feet high, chick
en- house, plenty of outbuildings all in
good condition, land less rolling, all
upland, no timber, 6 miles to railroad
! town, miles to church, mile to
school, on r. F. ID. and telephone
Telephone stock goes with property
! Price o,S65. This is good one.
g. Il Of
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

James Bacakos of Chicago is
visiting his brother. p. G..
Bacakos, having arrived Tuesday.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

Miss Ida Witt is critically i'll
at her home in the east part of
town. Her recovery is doubtful.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28
TELEPHONE 226.

Good morning. where do you
buy your "dopeY"
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

Pineules for the kidneys strengthen
these organs and assist in drawing
poison from the blood. Try them for
rheumatism, kidney, bladder trouble,
for lumbago and tired worn out feeling.
They bring quick relief, Satisfaction
Guaranteed. Sold by a. G. Wanner.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

Jack Glines is home for a short
visit, having come in off the road
Wednesday night.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

Miss Davies, of Tecumseh, is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Maude Davies this week.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

John Crook went to Denver,
Colo, Thursday on business.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28
A FEW GENUINE BARGAINS
IN FAR M LANDS!
RICHARDSON COUNTY LAND.

and
found wanting particular and willing give fair the foowin
descriptions listed sho
price will be sold for
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

PAWNEE COUNTY LAND
No. 32 100 acres ~ miles east of
Pawnee, 100 acres under cultivation,
50 acres timber and pasture we'll set
with blue grass 100 apple, small fruit
new house 6 large rooms, barn 24x5oX
10. Price $40, 900, mortgage at per
cent. This is fine bottom farm and
good one.
No. 90 Here is good one, 100
acres good 8 room house. cemented
cellar, we'll, stable for horses, COWS,
lots, implement shed ISx32, hen house,
on r. F. d. and telephone in the house
IIo acres in cultivation, 10 acres in lots
and fine orchard, 40 acres pasture and
timber watered by springs and coming
up to house and lots. Il mile to store 4
and market, miles to Pawnee. Price
sos per acre.
No. S. & l.. Here is a splendid 100
acres in a high state of Improvement
and cultivation, u mile from Table
Rock, new 9 room house, closets, bath
room with tub, water in house, cistern,
wells and wind mill, brick smoke house
I2x14xS brick cellar porches, house
2ox26 two story, fine corn crib shade,
very slightly location, good barns,
room for 40 tons of hay, 1000 bushels
of grain, new barn 26x52xI6, tool
house, COW stable, scales, big houses
for brood sows, apple, peach, cherry
plum and all kinds of small fruit 40
acres wheat in good condition, hog pas
ture fenced, crops go with the place at
500 per acre, immediate possession.
This is a deal that will bear investiga-
ton as parties are bound to SELL
"A northeast Kansas farm for sale 81
mile from St. George, Pattawatomie,
county, Kansas. The farm contains
$50 acres, every acre dark mellow
sandy loam Il is decidedly corn land,
consequently adapted to all crops raised
on such land. The land is rolling
second bottom of the Kansas river val
ley and never overhows and every acre
tillable. 1t has five acres of fine apple
trees in their prime and one acre of
grapes a fine we'll of pure cold water,
five room frame dwelling, bank barn.
tool house and outbuildings. This is
an exceptionally good bargain, price
only $1,000.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

Loren c. Corn was down from
Verdon on business Tuesday.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

Fred Mosiman is filling Jack
Higgins place at the meat market
during his absence in Clay Cen
ter. Neb.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

Mrs. F. w. Miller returned on
Sunday from Omaha where she
went to attend the marriage of
her daughter, Ella. and John
Ward which occurred last Satur-
day.
The Falls City tribune., 1907-06-28

A large crowd assembled to
hear the band concert last Thurs
day evening. The program was
a fine one but owing to the severe
storm that came up had to be
cut short.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-31
AUTO ACCIDENT.
CTucson Citizen)

(Tucson CITIZEN
An accident to one of the auto
mobiles that was used yesterday to
Tie members of the Kerry Cow com
paw 10 San Xavier mission as the
guests Of the local organization Of
the knights of Columbus came very
near resulting seriously for the oc-
cupants of the machine and it was
only by the narrowest margin that
they escaped injury.
The occupants Of the automobile
were r. A. Brasson. Larry Conover. J.
H. Huntly and Lee Miller Their ma
chine was speeding along at lively
rate when suddenly something went
wrong with the steering apparatus
and the driver lost control OF the
auto.
The machine plunged down an en-
bankment but fortunately it did not
turn over and landed on all four
wheels. The occupants OF the car
were given e severe jolt but beyond
bad scare they we're not injured
The accident occurred about midway
between this city and the mission.
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TRYING TO REDUCE RENTS.

DOUGLAS, Dec. 30.-(Special)-
The Douglas Business Mems asso
citation, which has been recently organ
| lied for the advancement OF various
interests OF the local merchants and
business men, viii meet at 10 O'Clock
IN the C. A. Overlook Office on G ave
nue..
II is expected that this meeting viii
be largely attended by ell business
men OF the city for several matters of
more than usual importance are said
to be likely to come up. At the last
means for securing the co-ope ration Of
property owners along G avenue dur
ing Ine coming uuu season Uy rn1II
lowering OF rents. was the principal
item OF business, the various mer-
chants we're instructed to go person
ally to their landlords with the propo-
sitioR and report the result of their
interviews at this meeting. The out
come of the individual work which
has been going on during the week is
Of great interest to all, for It will show
what the general feeling IS and how
successful has been their campaign
along this line.
Probably the most interesting feature
of the meeting win be a short talk
by one of the ministers of tne city,
Rev. A. B. Carpenter, Of the Christian
church.
1t has been known for some Hme
that the cause of the merchants in
their recent campaign against high
rents has won the sympathy of a great
many citizens OF Douglas, but it was
only recently learned they were having
the support Of some OF the Douglas
pastors. Rev Carpenter is one who
has been considering the plea Of the
merchants and would like to do what
he can in the movement they have
taken up. He has been invited to be
present at the meeting this morning
and will have something Of interest to
say 1t is given out also that the Rev.
Clyde w. Dening will also in his al
dress will speak of the movement OF
the Douglas Business Mems associa-
ton in his sermon this morning at the
Methodist church
This meeting of the members of the
association has a number of items OF
especial interest to come up this morn
ing and it is thought that the largest
crowd which has yet turned out will
be present A large number of new
names have been added during the
week to the enrolment of membership.
-O-
- n.
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soMEoNE cor a 81.

The Wells-Fargo Express company
lost a suit OF clothes IN Douglas yes
terday. The suit is said to have been
handsome black serge made by a
Chicago tailor. not for the express com
pany, but for A. Rosen, to, whom the
company was delivering It. The pack
are Is said to have been placed 10
the wagon, but somewhere between
the station and the once dropped out
and was picked up and must have
proven a perfect Of. for It has not ret
been returned.-ouslas Dispatch
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Lowell Personals.


w. J. EwirE, who has been employ
ed in the barber shop of Wiles &
Greeley for the past six months, fvIl
Sunday for Denver, Colo, where he
viii embark in business.
Andy Scott of Douglas, was in Low
ell today, having come up TO see how
the work at the Sacramento siding is
progressing.
P. T. Britt is again able to be
around after an attack or the grippe.
William Beene has returned from
Fort Worth, Texas, where he spent
Christmas with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Goode have
gone to the Huachuca mountains 30
spend a few days.
P. A Lagarfeldt left for his ianci.
in the Sulphur Springs valley lnls
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamm, who make
their home at the Tate house, are
numbered among the sick.
John Olsen. auditor OF the DEM
and ShattUck companies has recover
ed from his recent Illness.
Makrsrr-TsszEzszaRsnHsg from The
sulphur Springs valley E6d5y.
Mrs. H. r. Harrison OF Upper Low
ell is very i'll with pneumonia.
Harry Reynolds has returned from
a trip to FL Paso, Texas.
VIM. Dechastin is recovering from
| a severe attack of pneumonia.
J. w. Smith left this evening 70
his old home in Cripple Green, aIe
spending more than a year working
/ in the various mines of the district.
James Forsyth returned this even
ing to his home in Waco. Texas, al
ter visit OF several weeks WIN rel
atives and friends in Lowell.
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RoscoEUEINA.

J. C. Rosco and Miss Cameiita BueI-
na were happily united in marriage
last evening al the home OF the groom
on Fourteenth street Judge Ben Rice
performed the ceremony and a large
number OF friends OF both the bride
and groom we're present to partake in
the festivities. The groom is connect
ed with the shipping department CT
the Copper Queen store. The young
people win continue to make their
home in this city.-DougIas Dispatch.
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Mexican Freed.

Juan Murillo the Mexican, who was
tried on the charge of stealing d
bench valued at 81 80 from the camp
of Haggott, Giran & Smith, was Civ
en- his liberty this morning by Judge
Grier. The evidence was not strong
enough to convict him, and the de.
PENDANT had several Witnesses wlo
testified to his making the bench him
self.
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RECORD OF A DAYS
EVENTS IN LOWELL
Items of interest TO Review
Readers Regarding Hap
eningS in Suburb,

Six DRINKS were gathered in by
the police on Sunday. OF this num-
Der four were Mexicans, who were
arrested dor raising a disturbance
near Baskerville; the other two being
white men, one being given his free
dom and the other fined IS. The
Mexicans were all given ten days.
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BURGLARY AT TUCSON.

The hardware store of F. J. VIII
iaescusa, located within half a block
of the intersection of Congress street
and Stone avenue, was entered some
time last night by burglars and
stock of revolvers and knives, valued
at $780,, was taken
The burglars endeavored also to
break into Mr.. Villaescusa's safe, but
they we're unable to break the lock
on the inside door. They opened the
outside door of the safe easily as
Mr.. Yillaescusa does not keep this
locked.
He has, however, on the outside of
the door a typewriter notice which
reads as follows: "This outside door
zPs1lzs-zsslzz -''cs76TsTfs75y
books and papers. F. J. villaescusa,
proprietor"
The burglars. however. did not be
lieye this notice, as they endeayored
to pick the lock on the inside door
and were almost successful. The safe
is located in the front of the building
and it is likely that the burglars were
frightened by people passing on the
sidewalk.
Entrance into the building was Sc
cured by forcing open a rear window.
To reach this window, however it
was necessary for the robbers TO
scale a brick wall eight feet high,
which encloses the mall court in the
rear of the building.
Tracks which could be seen in the
yard indicated that there were two in
the party and from all appearances
one OF them wore q No. or No Z
shoe, while the second one had a
large foot
When the burglars had scaled the
wall and gotten into the rear court
they broke a pane of glass in the
window and Unattached the window.
In breaking the glass one of the burg
lars cut his hand and blood stains
could be seen on the WINDOW.
Upstairs in the Villaescusa build ng
the workroom is located and the rob
bers visited this portion Of the build
ing, securing a pick, several chisels
and hammers there, with which they
endeavored to break the lock on the
inside door of the safe
When they were unsuccessful =
this they ransacked one of the display
windows in the store, where there
We're a number of revolvers. and then
they stole a bunch Of knives from a
showcase.
A report was made of an attempt
to enter the blacksmith shop of Mi
guel Ortiz last evening. A description
u man seen running away from the
place was given and Officer Cham
Derlain arrested James Mcdonald On
suspicion.-Tucson Citizen.
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co TO The COPPER QUEEN
HOTEL

For your Sunday and all other din
ners. We have decided TO serve
regular dinner on New Years anu
every Sunday from $50 to D. m.
Price s1.00. Also short orders Of
everything good 20 be had. $50
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Public Nuisance.

Many complaints are being made
regarding the noxious doors which
enamate in the locality of the local
Jail. Conditions have been such for
some time, and it is about time that
some steps were taken for the clean
ing up of that locality.
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MexIcans Fiaht.

Deputy Sheriff Humm arrested two
Mexicans this evening at Tintown,
charged with raising rough house.
They will haze a chance TO square
themselves before Judge Grier tomor-
row morning.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1907-12-31

Caboose 1903 came in TO the car
shops yesterday for light repairs.
Jesse Wood is taking the place of
C. P. Hail, the engineer Of the gas
plant, while he is away on his vacation
trip with his family in Ell Paso.
Conductor Hunter is taking the place
OF Conductor Haywood, who has been
OF duty on account of sickness for
some time.
Rollo Fife of the Tabatacochi mine
is visiting friends in Douglas.
II. C, Beauchamp of the Transyaal
mine and lobe Crane OF NGcozarl, who
have been spending Christmas in
Douglas, VIII return TO Nacozari tomor-
row.
Joseph o. Conner, auditor of the e.
Tigre Mining company, is stopping at
the Roy ON a few days visit.
Thomas L. West came up from his
mining properties in the Cumpas dis
trict yesterday.
J. E. Larabee. formerly of Douglas
and now in the district attorneys ofice
in Tombstone, is visiting friends in
Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Moore came in
from their ranch up the valley yester-
day and are visiting in the city.
r. L. Van Dusen came up from his
terday on a business visit
Night Officer Martin, who has been
suffering from an attack of grippe for
a few days, was obliged TO lay of Fri
day night but was back at his post
last night
W. Y. Hotchkiss Of Waco, Texas, ar
rived in Douglas yesterday to visit his
brother, II. H. Hotchkiss, bookkeeper
in the Johnson grocery store. Mrs.
Hotchkiss was also formerly employed
in the same store, but for the past four
months has been attending schol in
Waco. He says he may remain in
Douglas permanently.
DR.. H. A. Alderman of Oputo. Mex
leo, who is interested in the F. V. Mo
reno shoe store, was in the city yester.
day for short visit with Mr. Moreno.
He left last evening for FL Paso.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Neel of the -Four
Bar ranch, north OF Douglas, were reg
istered at the Gadsden yesterday.
'r~zSezss@srss4sesns~-ssss ar@tes5ur---~-ea
company is in Douglas visiting on bus
mess.
Capt Thos. all. Rynning, warden O
the penitenuary at Yuma, arrived Il
Douglas yesterday and is shakin,
hands with all his old time friends
Sheriff John F. Whiee Of Tombston,
is paying visit TO his Douglas friends
He arrived yesterday and Is registeret
at the Gadsden.
Mrs. Avery Curry is visiting in War
rem at the home Of Mr.. Curry's mother
Mrs. w. J. Holtkamp, who has beel
i'll at her home on Ninth street for som,
time, is said to be much improved.
i Mrs. w. W. windham wife of on,
Of the men ae the freight depot, lef
Yesterday for her old home in New
orleans on visit
Il Alfred Stultzer, in charge OF the Ro,
Mining company's sore at Pilares, lef
yesterday for the camp after spending
Christmas vacation ia Douglas with hi
brother.
| ]. A Burgess Of Douglas went to Ma
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operatlon Performed.

An operation was performed upon
Vincent Langrord this afternoon for
abscess. The operation was a success
and the patient is doing nicely.
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cozari yesterday on a few days bust
ness trip.
Miss w. J. Reay of the Emporium
dry goods store Is confined to her home
on account OF llIness
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For Review JOB ana business office
Call Phone IS.
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cocHlsE TAX LEVY.

C,nrntv Treasurer I N Gaines has
completed the roll Of delinquent taxes
for 1907 and completed a statement
showing the total tax levy, amounts
for which he received credits, the
amount collected and the amount re-
naming unpaid II will be seen by
the following figures that the mining
properties of the county are bearing
about one-third of the tax burden.
The official statement of Treasurer
Gaines. covering the tax collections
for 1907, is interesting and is here
appended:
Duplicate Roll.
Total amount taxes --------$294.044.75I
Mine Tax Roll.
Total amount of taxes S137 ,597 OF
Original total for collection 431, 641S2I
Taxes added by collection 313.56
Total amount of taxes to
be accounted for .-----..-..-. 431 1888
Credits.
Allowance for exemptions
at the time of the COM
pletion of duplicate rolls S,72S-0SI
Amount received by assess
of duplicate rolls -, 4,227.ss
Additional Credits.
Reductions authorized by
board Of supervisors for
errors etc. -...1.-.....-..-....- 1,I40-37I
Statutory exemptions - 1863
Amt. delinquent roll -----.- 56,690.92
Amt. reed. by tax collector 361 ,021.36I
Total amount of taxes
accounted for ------------$431.955-3S
DowdIe Wants to know.-A broth
Of Jim Dowdle, the police guard who
figured in the Sarabia kidnapping.
writes to a local official from Graham
county, Texas, asking If It will be
Albright" for Jim Dowdle TO return
here in the light of the failure OF the
grand jury to bring any indictments
for the KIDNAPPING OF Sarabia- The an
swer is that the case was presented
20 the grand jury and that no indTct
ments were returned.-Douglas Dis
patch
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Firemen's Dance, Dec. 31st, at new
Skating Rink. zsI
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COUNTY
DOUGLAS PERSONALS.
(From Douglas pispatch.l

iDemurrage Clerk f. b. wollney, att
the freight house. has been confined to
his home for several days on account
of Illness
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Total amount of taxes
accounted for ---.--.-----$431.955-3S
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Passenger coach No. So was Gu, out
of train No 3, the early morning train
from El~Paso. yesterday morning owing
to the light travel on the road.
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Caboose 4e0s came in TO the car
shops yesterday for light repairs.
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J. A. Burges q DougIas VEN 70 Na,
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Brakeman Flomfalt is on on the
sick list and Brakeman Shaffer is tax
ing his place.
Conductor Bogue is laying of for a
few days and Conductor Fegemeyer is
taking mis- place on local west.
, 1907-05-13

Deputy Sheriff Emil Thirkeldsen has
returned from Larimer county, Colo,
where he had been to take charge Of a
man named George Hawkins, reported
to be insane, at the request Of the
county officials at Fort Collins, who
agreed to return the amount Of his ex-
pense account. Mr.. Thirkeldsen did
not see Hawkins, but he heard enough
to lead him to believe that Hawkins
is not insane but merely weak minded.
Employed by TaImage.
The man who gave the alarm here
afterwards employed Hawkins on his
way home to work on the county roads,
and the deputy sheriff gave up the
chase and returned to this city. Haw.
kins had been working for George Rim.
tout. nea Gleneyre, Colo, but was per.
suaded by Talmage to accept employ.
ment on the latter's road contract.
RintouIs OF Alarmed.
Hawkins was permitted to sleep in
the Rintoul house, Rintoul and his wife
considering him not in the least harm.
full. The sensational stories sent out
from here were entirely without foun.
dalton, Mr.. Thirkeldsen says.