June . 10 . , . 1904 _ . THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
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On last Sunday afternoon thc
Woodmen of thc World 1 , with sol
emmi ceremony , unveiled hc mon-
t1tncnts that . mark thc graves of
Henry Bcachcl , P. A 'Vylic and
' 4 Albert Vavra.Voolnhen from
many of the surrounding towns
were present to take part in the
exercises and it is likely that
' . more would have been
- many \ present -
t'l-i. ' " . . cat had not thc high water prc-
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r ; ' ; . . , ' At eleven o'clock in thc morning -
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ing a memorial sermon was
' I : . . . preached at thc Methodist church
: : ( , .by Rc\ Eimer Ward Cole , the
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. congregations at thc other
; . ; 'M' . - churches having been dismissed
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. : ' : ' ; tli 3 scrvicc. Hcv. Cole preached
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an able and scholarly sermon
which was listened to with theY
Y greatest of interest by thc many
friends which he had made luring
t ing' his recent pastorate in this
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city.Ll
In thc afternoon thc members
Current Press Comments.
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It is Cracl.cd.
The liberty bell is like Judge
I Parker in one rcspect-it is silent.
There may bc other points of resemblance -
I I semblance , if wc could only think
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\1 \ r. . ' Can't Say , EXt1ctJy.
1. Colonel Bryan's ph tform tells
" what democracy "wol.1cl" do. It
I I gives no assuraticc , however ,
I what democracy "will" do.-
Omaha Bcc.
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Roast Them Both.
'l'hc St. Joe News has discovered -
cd a new remedy for keeping your
. 11cig'h bor's chickens out of hc
gardcn-fry them Whether this
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appctir.ingdish refers to thc
--t neighbors or thc chickens is not
f ) statcd.-Ncbraska City Tribune
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Became Hilarious.
. It is rumored that when Judge
a Parker reach Mr. Clcvcland's in-
dorscmcnt of him he locked him-
, self up in his room and whispered
his sleeve.---
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r \Vashington Post.
. Work and Pla.y.
, If thc energy of this county
. , : , that is spent annually in trying
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fl' . b put a base ball over home plate
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{ were attached to the working end
" of a pitchfork during July , thc
- ' ! haying season would amount to it
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\ ' \ . little better than strenuous cnnUl.
. 1'\ I ) -Verdon Vcdcttc.
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" UnphiiosophicaJ.
' . : . ; _ ; \ - Philosophers who preach thc
r / : ' doctrine of succcss to thc Amcn-
can youth have a hard job cut
out for them when they come to
, consider thc case of a great poli-
, tician whose succcss was conspic-
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of thc Woodmen of thc World 1
and the 'Voodman Circle met at
thc hall and preceeded by Har-
nacks Military ; band marched to
Steele cemetery where the unvcil-
lug took placc. Time exercises
were witnessed by a great throng
of people who were greatly impressed -
pressed by the solemnity of thc
occasion At each uf thc three
graves thc form of exercises were
carried out as prescribed by thc
ritual of thc order and in each
instance 1 hcrc was music by thc
band and selections from a qu3'r- ]
tct composed of 1\11' and 1\1rs. L.
C. Manger , Anna Dorrington and
D. D. Reavis. When thc monu-
mneimts had bccn unveiled further
exercises were held at a stand :
erected in thc cemetery park.
After music by thc band Pearl
Bcatty lccitcd , "Oh , Why Should
the Spirit of Mortal be Proud ? "
Rc\ Clark of Omaha then delivered -
livered ] an address in keeping with
thc nature of thc occasion.
uously identified with
) unscrupul-
ousncss.
The Democratic PI . .n.
Grover Cleveland ! has no reason
to bc ashamed of having issucd
bonds to defray thc current expenses -
pcnscs of thc gO\'Crnmcl1t. It
was thc fool theories of his party
that compelled him to db it. Hc
could not run thc government on
the democratic plan without . do-
ing it.- York 'rimcs.
The Dark Hore.
It is problematical whether
Bryan will control enough delegates -
gates to prevent thc nomination
of a reorganizer by a two-thirds
vote of thc St. Louis convention.
It is certain , however , that thc
reorganizers will have strength
to prevent thc nomination of a
Kansas City ulatformcr. It may ,
therefore , ' bc regarded as a sane
pastime to figure on thc identity
of thc dark horse that will bc lcd
out of thc St. Louis stablc.-
Fremont 'fribunc.
Thrown from n. Wa.gon.
Dr. George K. Babcock was
thrown from his wagon and seriously -
011s1y bruiscd. Hc applied Cham-
bcrlains Pain Balm freely and
says it is thc best liniment hc
ever uscd. Mr. Babcock is a well
known citizen of North Plain ,
Conn. 'l'hcrc is nothing equal to
Pain Balm for sprains and truis-
cs. Is will effect a cure in onc-
third thc time required ] by any
other .trca tmen t. For ! sale by \ ' .
G. 'Vanncr.
1Ve arc still making special low
prices on cured meats and lard.-
Coupe & 'l'hornton.
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J. B. V ARi\lER. , AGENT
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Falls City Won Again.
Time ball game last Sunday resulted -
sulted in a victory for Falls ! City
by a score of 5 to 3. The game
was played with a tcam from
Troy , Kan : , ad ItS indicated by
thc score , was a close and well
playcd gamc. There was a big
crowd present and thc individual
plays by both thc home boys and
thc visitors received just recogni-
tion.
Cheap Rates to St. Louis.
Tickets to St. Louis and return
via Burlington Route , .
Good fifteen days , $12.20.
Good sixty days , J.3.55.
Good all summer , $125.
For full informatiun about
train service and other ( detail
see thc ticket ag-ent.
The St. Louis cxposition-thc
grcastcst show thc world has ever
sccn-is' now complete and in harmonious -
monious operation , and it will bc
a lifctimc's regret if you fail to
see it. 22-4
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On Mondays , June 6 , 13 , 20 and
27 , thc Burlington offers tickets
to St. Louis and return at $7.25 ,
good for seven days-considcra-
bly less than one fare for the
round trip. .
Tickets arc good in coaches
and chair cars ( scats frcc. ) .
'I ' hc magnificent exposition is
now complete and in harmonious
opcration.
You will regret it all your life
if you fail to sec this wonderful
cxposition.
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information on application to
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L. 1' . 'Vakclcy ,
General Passenger Agt. ,
22-4 Omaha , Ncb.
Ice ! Ice !
Good clean ice from Culp's lake
delivered at your door.-Culp Ice
Compan
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g FLOUR FEED AND SALT g'
o I have just rcccivcd a car of salt which I call furnish you ill ( J )
s : lump rock , crushed fine rock salt 100 lb in sack , No. 1 rock salt for : r :
ice cream , No. Michigan barrel salt , No. 1 Michigan sack salt 70
o lb. in sack just the thing for house use. 1
Z Also received a car of Illinois washed nut coal , just the thing 0
A' for cook stove or range , $ fJ.OO a ton delivered , satisfaction g'uarJJ 1
anteed I can deliver you Hour , feed , grain , hay and straw , wood
. . .J for heating and cook stove , on short notice. I pay cash for butter 111
eggs and poultry , rubber , copper , brass , zinc and old iron.
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8 0. Pa HECK
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