May 20 , THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
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A Mass Meeting of
, Citizens } is Called
'l ' he Commercial Club and all
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citizens of halls City arc caned
.t to meet in mass meeting at the
court house oq Monday evening ,
1vIay 23 , at eight o'clock p. m. ,
for the purpose of considering a
proposition for the location of a
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large brick plant in our city , and
to take such steps as may be
t decmed proper in the niatter.-
. V. G. L\'rol v , President ,
J. E. LEVDA , Sccretary.
A few weeks ago The Tribune
announced that Smith & : Elliott
_ of Chanute , Kan. , desired to es-
'tablish it big brick plant in this
, - city and their letter in this con-
section was publishcd. ' 1'lie mat-
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ter was placed in the hands of
the commercial club , and the following -
lowing letter has been received by
V. G. Lyford , the presidel1 :
. Chanutc , Kas. , May 12 , 1904-
_ -1' ' V.G. Lyford , Falls City Neb.-
, t- . Dear Sir- : Yours of thc 25th ,
tilt at hand with request for more
definite information as to the
wants and requirements } n eces-
sary to instigate the location of
our plant. First of all with ref-
erence to the amount of land
wanted , will say there should beat
at - the very Jeast calculation 600
. : x 600 feet close in and adjacent
' ' : ip' ' to proper railroad facilities. Then
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Current press . . Comments. .
j Amusing
9 r - It always tickles a man to see
it dude get his umbrclla caught
in the crack of the walk and get
jerked back.-Hiawatha 'Vorll.
. , Naturally ' Light.
It may bc true as a medical
journal asserts , but few blonds go
insane , but it must be acknowl-
, edgcd that thc majority of them
atc light headcd.-Auburn Her-
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tJutlue 5oiemnaty.
. Thc most amusing feature of
, it ail is that the democrats act so
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serions. \\That difference docs it
1 make who they nominatc.- ork
t trimcs.
! Cleveland ] Had a. Substitute. .
i . : Mr. Justice Parker is also a
I precedent breaker in a way. Hc
is the first I candidate for thc pres-
idential nomination who has been
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content to express his opinion by
proxy. - ' \\'ashington Post.
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Inconsistency.
One of the best prohibition
. J. : ; ' talk rs to be found anywhere
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miade ' one of thc most convincing
speeches ever delivered in thc city
on the folly of the tobacco habit ,
and then took up asih'cr offering
in , a cigar box.- York Republi-
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k
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as to the sort of inducements
touching the financial staff ,
which is usually an irritivc point
with many cities , but it is impos-
sible to locate a plant of the size :
we con template without great
expenditure , it will ncccssita
sonic slight financial assistance of
about 53000 which may he installed -
ed as stock in our institution in
order to give thc assurance of
your city's assistance and good
faith. However , if this meets
with your approval and other
matters are satisfactory , we would
like to call UpOJl you sonic time
in thc near futurc. Awaiting
your reply , we remain
Yours respectfully ,
Smith & : ] Elliott ,
Per J. W. Smith.
It sccms that in a town the ; , size
of Falls City there should , . be no
difficulty in providing ; suitable
encouragement to those who de-
sire to locate a big industry hcrc.
The people arc urged Lo come
out to the meeting and help thc
commercial club 'in formulating
plans for landing this cntcrprize.
Not only will thc brick plant
itself bc a big thing for .the town
but it will help to pave thc way
for other industries. _
Bad Day for Collections.
A man hates to part with mon-
ey on a stormy day. It is be-
cause the storm makes him look
on thc dark side and he imagines
that hc will never have any more
money after that is spcnt-At-
chison Globe.
Congratuah ons.
. G. J. Crook has been appointed
postmaster at Falls City , which
is a very creditable act and thc
honors were justly won 1J r.
Crook has been a faithful partisan -
an and an ardent worker for thc
advancement of rcbublicanism in
this county and deserves thc recognition -
cognition that has come to him.
' \Ve heartily congratulate our old
friend in his ability to win thc
prize that would gladly have
been acccpted by a score or more
in that city.-Humboldt Leadcr.
Worlds Fair Rates via Burlington Route
ickcts to St. Louis and return -
turn , good all summer , $16.25.
On and after April 25 , sixty
day tickcts. 813.55.
On and after April t n-day
tickets ; 512.20. 17'
For full information about
train service ask thc ticket agent.
Ice ! Ice !
Good clean ice from Culp's lake
delivered at your door.-Culp Ice
Compan
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Rates to the St. Louis Worlds Fair as Follows
Season Ticket----------------------------------------- $ .
Sixty day limit ticket------------------------------ 13.55
Fifteen day limit ticket-------------------------- 12.20
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at 8:45 : p. ] m. and arrive in St. Louis for breakfast. No
change of cars Through Pullman scrvice.
Leave .on No. 52 at 3:47 : a. 111. and arrive in St.
Louis in the aftcrnoon.
Leave Oil No. 59 at 2:48 : 'p. 111. and arrive in' St.
Louis at 7oo : a. 111.
Stop-overs of 10 days may be had on all tickets
reading through St. Louis.
For further information see local agcnt.
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J. B. V ARNERAGENT -
Walla..ee's Circus is Popular.
The great Wallace circus which
will bc in Falls City on ' 1 ' iesday.
May : 31 , has been doing phcnom-
cnal business this season. : Most
of the places it visits have been
visited by thc Wallace show al-
most annually , and it is because
of thc familiarity of thc public
with the excellence of thc 'V\l.l-
lace circus that such crowds at-
tend it. Under the circumstances
liberal patronage is thc highest
possible recommendation for this
show.
The real worth and merit of
thc great Wallace show have tak-
cn such a hold upon thc public
that it sccms nothing can restrain
people from attending its per-
formances. It is a common tiling
for this show to play to very
crowded tents every day , and
nothing unusual for it to tUrtl
thousands of people away from
ten of thc twelve performances
every week. Another pleasing
thing to thc managemelt of thc
Wallace show is thc fact that as
its crowds disperse after the performance -
formancc the universal opinion of
the people is : u'Phc best I ever
sa w . "
Wc clipped the following para-
graph from the Ohio State Jour-
nal of Col1ttnbuf , 0. : uColumbus
had ideal circus weather Friday ,
and the great \Vallacc : shows
gave the citizens an ideal circus
cntcrtainmcnt. The general
verdict of thousands of people
who had thc pleasure of witnessing -
ing thc exhibitions in thc aftcr-
noon and evening b that the
Wallace shows arc in the front
rank of lirst-class tented entertainments -
tainmcnts , and as caterers to thc
auulsenient-lovingpublic the management -
agement is in a class by itsclf.
"At the afternoon performance
thc big tent was filled to its
capacity , but all records were
broken at thc nigh cxhibition.
'l'hc crush was so great that it
bccamc necessary to close thc
doors twenty minutes before thc
performance began , and fully
4,000 people were refused admis-
sion. That thc large crowd was
greatly pleased with thc performance -
ance was shown by thc hearty
applause whIch greeted every
number on the program , " _
' 1'lie great Wallace show will
give two performances in Falls
City 'l'ucsday , Iay 31. .
An Open Letter.
From the Chapin , S. C. News
-Early in thc spring 1111' wife
and I were taken with lial'l'hoca
and so severe were the pains that
wc call cd a physician who prescribed -
scribed for l.lH , but his medicine
failed to givcany rc1 'ef. A friend
who had a bottle of Chamberlains
Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea
PenleclV on hand gave each of us
a close and wc at once felt thc cf-
fccts. I procured a bottle and be-
fore using the entire contents wc
were entirely ! cured. It is a won-
dcrful remedy and should be
found in every household. II. A.
Bailey cditor. 'l'his remedy is
for salc.by A. G. 'Vanncr. 18-4-
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