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THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE \ '
July 151 1904 ,
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TilE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
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lItcrt't aH aecolld-clnas matter , Jalll1-
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I ' City , Nell. , under the Act of COIIg-resi !
t ih ! , of March . 3 , 1879.
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r ONE DOLLAR PIaR ygAL
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, 'I'elephone No. 226.
I I A1J of the democratic leaders
\ were in St. Louis last week , but . .
I where arc thc followers ?
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1 The Kansas City Star is respon-
, siblc for this : "Prcsidcnt Roosevelt
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\'cll sclcctl three l\'I's , Moody ,
- Morton and Mctcalf , to fill the
the three 1\I-ty places in his cabi-
net. "
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It is ; said that the Missouri delegation -
egation did not follow Cyrus 'Val-
bridge , ' their candidate for vice
president , to thc last ditch , but
that they got close enough to sec
what happened to John T4. \Veb-
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The address of W. H Morrow
at the joint celebration of thc A.
O. U. W. . and \V.'O. W. lodges
given ill Harada July 4 , was one of
the finest expositions on frater-
nalism ever given in the county.
Some member of the lodges l ill
Harada : ar ' trying to induce thc
local managers to secure Mr.
Morrow fur thc lodge picnic to be
held in Falls City.Y c trust
that they will succeed in this as
nothing is too good for the occa- "
sipm1.
There is another scandal brew
ing' The knowing ones arc
whispering ! ) "the ) ' Hay" , Some
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busy , 'Yc have heard it and of
course it is a lie ,
You who read this , arc you
ever \ guilty of defaming a- fellow
man ? \\'hy don't you stop it ?
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This town . can be made a better
town and its people a happier
people if i f each person who , reads
this will resolve never again to
speak or listen to scandal. Cultivate -
'ate your better naturc. Try it
once \nywar. \
The Lincoln News of the 6th
in reply to this papers criticism
of its attitude towards A. Galus-
ha Hays : " 'l'here has been no
unmanly stahbing" of Mr. nall\s- :
1m by thc News , as thc halls City
Trilnnc has pu tit. It is not
material whether thc News knows
derpgatorv to 1\11' Galusha's
character , although if it did Positively -
th'cly know anything it would
have no hesitancy about printing
it " Of course it would not hcsi-
tate. Everyone who knows thc
character of The News is able to
appreciate thc truth of this state-
mcnt. It follows that the reason
nothing specific is Published
against Galusha is that the News
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cause wc have the word l of this
paper that the } ' would not Hesitate -
tate to publish such information.
After this frank confession it is
up to thc News to restrain alt
personal feeling in the matter
and not permit thc paper to do
further injustice to an honorable
gcn tlcman.
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Another year li'alls City should 1
have il " sane Fourth of July"
ordinilnce. lIundrc l , of p . r5':13
in thc United State were maimed
011 Monday of last week by ex-
plosives. Many young mcn and
boys will go through life crippl-
cd because of cannon crackers
and the like. The odor of heilo-
trope is in many homcs because
of lock jaw caused oy cap pistols
and blank cartridges. Surely we
can be patriotic without being id-
iotic. If we do not show a disposition -
position to do so. sanity id-I
bc enforced by ordinal\ce. \
THE OTHER HALF.
The writer of this went into
thc tenement district of New I
York one hot July night several
years ag"o. He had becn invited
to a roof garden , but had seen enough -
nough of that side of New York ;
fie wanted to sec the other half.
Hc found the people driven from \
hot , squalid homes by the heat.
Little boys , such as hc hal at
home , moaned and moved rest-
lcssly in their sleep on thc pavements -
mcntg and cobble stones , panting
with heat m they s.lept. The
thought came , God .pit" the poor
of New York , for melt will not.
Last week a hahf girl W.Ii ! sick
in New York- OI1C of New York'n iii. .
poor. 'Phc ' noise of passing vc- , . ,
hides threw the little one into
con"ulsions. Absolute rest and
quiet wa her only chance of re-
cO\'ery. The mother , the moth-
cr of the poor , brave in her desperation -
pcration , told her story 'to Bur-
ough President Littlcton , who ,
by thc way , nominated Judge
, Parker in St. Louis last week , and
hc closed thc street. All week
the huge tide of traffic was held
back from that spot not even
when night t fell was thc harrier
raised. The iahis better now
the dispatches say ; she will recover -
cover her health and play 011 the
pavements by day and sleep on
the cobble stones by nig-ht.
Is there a wisp of a girl in your
home ? Look at her tonight as
she sleeps between cool sheets ,
with the pi110w smothered with
her curts. Then in your prayers
remember the poor of New York
-.tIH1 President Littleton.
Beatrice Chautauqua.
Time Burlington otTers tickets
to Beatrice and return from Falls
City at S .25 , July 7 to 20 inc1us-
h'e. Return limit July 21. Ask
the agent for particulars.
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OBJECT' = Innocent Amusement 'J ,
: RESULT@Sometimes matrimony and / I
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"It is the way to 75 cts sewed ;
of the vise" to buy Linoleum , 6 , 7I :
the best goods for and 12 feet wide
the least money 50 to 65 cts ; laid.
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of furniture and Iy interest you .
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floor coverings and the quality
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Ingrain carpet 50 I
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B uildin Material
BuildinB
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And all kinds of
COAL
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
Chicago '
Lumber t& . Coal Co.
TELEPHONE 58.
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Lincoln Denver
Omaha Helena
Chicago Butte
St. Joseph Snit Lake City
Kansas City Portland
St. Louis and all San Francisco
points east and and all points
south. West.
TRAINS IEAVE : AS FOJ.LOWS :
No. 42. Portland St. Louis .
Special , St. Joseph ,
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Louis and aU points
cast and south. . . . . 7:27 : p m
No 13. Vcstibuled express .
daily , Denver and '
aU points 'cst' anti
north vcst. . . . . . . . . . 1:33 a m '
No. 14. Vestibuled express , , . ;
daily , St. Joe , 1an- ' : ' ,
sas City , St. Louis - - -
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and south. . . . . . . . . . 7 : 7aU1 ,
No. 15. Local express , daily . . ' . . ,
Lincoln and points , A. . - _
eastwestnorthwest 1:48'p : ni ' ; . "
1\0 21. Vcstibuled express , - . .
daily , Dcnyet' 1\nd :
all points west and _ , I . " .
Northwest . . . . . . . . . 1:3" : pm _ , . .
1\0. 16 Ycstibuled express '
daily , St. Joe 1all- . . " - . . . . : ;
sits City . St Louis _ - . ' : . . ' , i" x
Chicago and POi'tci , } . . ' ,
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Portland without . - ' .
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change . . . . 10:07 : p m
No. 115. Local accol1unoda- . , .
tion , daily Mon-
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maha and Nebraska ,
City . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:30 : p 111- . ,
Sleeping , dining and reeling chair
cars ( scats frde ) 011 through trains. .
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Tickets sold and baggage checked to
any point in the States or Canada. For
information , time tables .
, maps tout
tickets , call on or write to G. Stewart ,
Agent , Falls City Neb. , or J. Francis , . _
G. P. & T. A. , Omaha.
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