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: July 8 , 1904 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
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I ARE YOU GOOD AT GUESSING ?
. . i , . ; How many persons have ever noticed how long a watch
t will run without re = winding ? Here is a chance to find out
' and win a prize at the same time. In the display window
: t at Dan Sargents there is an Elgin 11,10vell1ent gold watch
, 011 exhibitiol1. This watch will be wound at 8 o'clocl : oil
, the morning of Saturday , August 6th , and placed in the f
r JJ window at noon on the same day. Tile question is "fiSC
WHEN WILL IT' STOP'H
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I' F , . watch will stop will get the watch. The conditions of the r
: contest are very simple : . :
. ! i. . . For each Twenty..five cents , paid in at this office 011 subscription , advertising .
r or job work , one free guess will be given. The guesses will all be registered in ! ' .1f
I : . . s a book kept for that purpose , and when the watch stops the person who has 'Ff
r guessed nearest the time indicated by the hands will get
IThe Watch Absolutely Free -
If a gentleman wins , a gentleman's watch will be given ; if I
. . , s a lady wins the prize will be a lady's watch of equal quality
> y and value.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
. King-'s for Drugs. .
Ir . Fred Keller spent Sundae in
J' this city.
E. Dowty of Preston Sundayed
in , this city. I
Frank Norris and wife arc St.
f Louis visitors. .
H. Stoffer of Salem spent Sun-
day in this city.
Cribbage is becoming popular
with Falls Cityites.
' . ' ' , he Sterling base ball team
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put up at the Lmdell.
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Fred Cairn is visiting for a few
. days \dth his family.
James l\IcIninch of Auburn was
h town on legal business Friday.
Carrie Green wa1d is enjoying
the Mountain air in Denver , Co1.
Samuel 11 ilgenfie1d went to
1) . " " . Kansas City the latter part of the
week.
H. P. Marble of the Humboldt
Leader was a caller at this office
Saturday.
E. B. Judd of Dawson was a
Falls City visitor the latter part
of the week. . ,
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Eat Sowles Candy.
George Wertz of St. Joseph
Sl1ndayed in Falls City.
Morris McMahon returned from
So. Dakota the first of the week.
Elizabeth McMahon , who has
been seriously ill is slowly im-
proving.
Dowty Watson of Resen"eKas.
was visiting with his sister , Mrs.
D. H. Sears Sunday.
Try Berry's Chick Food for lit-
tle chicks - just the stuff - at
Heck's Feed Store.
. David Ransom of Shubert made
a business trip to this city the
latter part of the \'eek. \
\\'m. Oswald went to Cleveland
Ohio Saturday for an extended
visit with relati\"es.
l\Ir. 'Vartenslaben and wife of
Lea\'itt , Neb. , arc visiting at thc
home of Benj. Poteet and family.
Ernest Kenney of Lincoln is
spending a portion of the summer
with his grandfather , J. W. I-bolt.
Pet Maust and Bert Reavis did
the exposition at S1. Louis last
week and attended the democratic
national convention.
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King's for stationery.
I.rarry Rice of Omaha was in
Falls City the first of the week.
Joseph Glasser of Humbolc1t
came down to attend the meeting
of the County Board , 'of Super-
VIsors.
V. G. Lyforc1 and wife enter-
tained a few friends and neigh-
hors on last Friday evening in
honor of Mrs. Luella Lawrence
and Florence Lyford ofNepauset ,
111. , sisters of the host. Flinch
was the order of the evening tol-
lowed by dainty refreshments.
People who attended the Epis-
copal church on Sunday were
given a musical treilt. Miss
Galley of Columbus sang and
she was very ably accompanied
on the violin by Henry Hoffman
of Kansas City , and on the organ
by Miss Graham of this city.
Mr. Hoffman is a friend of 'Vm.
Harnack. He and his wIfe will
remain here until after the Salem
Chautauqua. His music was
greatly enjoyed while in the city
last year and it is of the highest
order. Falls City is fortunate in
having him here , for he is one of
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these generous musicans who
gives freely of his talent. Miss
Graham has become a tine instrumentalist -
strumentalist , as she has worked
faithfully under the tutorship of
the great Chicago Sherwood for
several years. ,
Captain Webb , who was the
tirt to introduce to the public
performing seals , is exhibiting
the latest results of his patient
study and training of these curi-
ous beasts in a marvelous act
with Tangling Brothers' 'Worlc1's
Greatest Shows this season.
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The performance requires two
big stages , and the seals enter in
to the spirit of the acts with ob-
vious est. They juggle , play
musical instruments , balance
balls and drum major's sticks i
and feathers , jump through fir\
hoops , toss foot-balls and comical -
cal hats to each other , drill , : ' ,
waltz , spar , fence and even run . ' -4
through the droll incidents of a
broad farce. The performance
presented by Captain Webb is
original and b i the most sensational - - ; ;
tiona example of animal train-
ing- brought forward for public
entertainment . in the present
generation.
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