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' 1. ,1 , j June 24 , 1904 _ THE FALLS - CITY TRIBUNE ,
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'If mat SowlcB Candy.
C. M. Linn of Humboldt . Spent
4 Sunday in this citro
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j Dr. and 1rs. Fast rctmncl on
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l ! riday from St. Louis , r
, ; Coupe & 'l'hornton handle noth-
' \ : ing- but the best of mcats , "
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/ . . Oma Stodg-ill of Humboldt vis-
itcd in this city Saturday.
W. D. Sims of Dawson was in
town on business Satu rday.
J See Coupe & 'l'hort1t for
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fresh meats of all kinds.
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. \V. S. Skalak of Humboldt
\ was in thc city 'l'ucsday.
: 1)r A. Gaiscr , dentist , office
, over Richardson 1 County back
Phone No. 248. 23-tf
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I I Mrs J. II. Miles and Mrs.
j Catharine Vrlie spent Saturday .
, ; in St. Joscph.
June Abbott and wife came
down from Omaha this week for
( a visit ; at thc house of G. A.
! l Abbott
Chas. 1\1. \Vilson and wife visited ! -
" itcd friends and relatives in Hiawatha -
: watha Sunday.
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Mrs Licurancc arrived ill thc
city from California Sunday and
will make her home with her sis-
I tcr , 1\1rs. Losada Poor.
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" Dr. R. P. Robel.tsdenttst
I' i ' over Kings Pharmacy : in
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, 1II II Thc ladies of St. Thomas
, , I church will have charge of thc
soda fountain at thc King phar-
a J macy on Saturday June 25.
Concrete walks arc still being
I laid 111 all parts of thc city. M.
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N. Bail' has just finishcd a fine
1 one along thc south side of his
, residence propcrty.
I For sonic time Judge , hc t well
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known humorous publication ,
i been running a series of pictures
I . of prominent actrcsscs. In thc
current issue this space is devoted -
I cd to a portraE of Grace Cameron.
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The latter part of thc week
l' . saw a general exodus of disrepu-
table characters from thc south
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part of town. .1'hcy left at thc
i urgent request of Mayor Barton
F backed up by formal notice from
the t policc.
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; The storm that came up from
S the northeast Monday night
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I li \ . frightened lots of pcoplc. Those
( who own well laden fruit trees
I saw visions of hail storms as
large ' as footballs. The storm
I ; , - ' , proved however , tu be mostly it
{ blufT.
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Alice Cleaver will bc in halls
'r _ City ( luring thc summer and is
: , ,1 , prepared to give music lessons on
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" \ : uitar and mandolin
' I thc violin , guitar .
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.1.\ \ and 1 art lessons in painting and
! J drawing ; oil , water color , pastel ,
? t' ' pen and ink , charcoal , pencil and
! crayon Telephone 124.
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Fred A , ' Oli : ' ; tr of V'crdon was
in tow'Satur a ) . - .
'So M. Mayfield of Vcrdon was
in thc city Saturday.
Nellie Hossack left ucsday
for a visit in Vcnlon.
A. C. Crawford of Hiawatha
was in town 'l'ucsday.
Joseph Vcdncr and wife of
Hum bold t spent [ Sunday in this
citro
J. A. Williams of Humboldt
was a business visitor in Falls
City 'l'ucsday.
H. E. Clark of Stella was in
town over Sunday
.1. \V. Bash of Hum belcH tran-
sac cd business in this city thc
first of the week
Try Bcrry's Chick Food for lit- .
tie chicks - just thc stuff . - at
Hcck's Feed Store
We arc sli making special low
prices on cured meats and , lard.-
Coupe & Thorntomi. .
There is .t real vine covered
cottage like you read about over
on the cast side of town
Hcrbcrt Ayers of Ncmaha City
was here looking after some busi-
ness interests last Saturday.
Do you remember of eve : hcar-
jug anyone mention an electric
railway to Sycamore Sln rinA's.
H. P. Thomas of Mound City ,
Mo. , was attending to business
matters in this city thc last of thc
wcck.
weclc.We
We have been sore on ourselves
sonic times , but it never reached
the point where wc would ! umpire
it ball game.
Thc mcrry-g"o-round has left
town. It did a rood business for
two wceks. It had absolutely
the worst organ wc ever hcard.
A bridge is to bc built across
the ravine at Twelfth street. It
will bc a great convenience to thc
residents of that part of town.
\VAN'I'Im.-300 bushels nice ,
clean , white oats. Will pay 2 to
3 cents per bushel above market
price. O. P. Hcck.
The man who is supplied with
new potatoes from his own gar-
len is lucky. At thc stores pota-
toes arc worth their weight in the
coin 'of thc rcalm.
If someone were to start a con- I
test to determine thc most popu-
lar young man in town , Albert
T\laust would Will in a walk-or
in an automo'ile , rathcr.
Will \Yhcrry left this week for
his new home in California.
Very few people in Falls City
have ' friends Mr.
\'c as many aH
\Vhcrry and they all unite in
wishing hc and his family thc
greatest of prosperity in their
new location.
Ice ! Ice !
Good clean ice from Culp's lake
delivered at your door.-Culp Ice
Company.
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Fast Trains Elegant Service' '
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Rate J-the ; ; S ; . Louis Worlds Fair as Follows ; ; .11
Season Ticket _ _ - - _ _ - - _ - - _ _ - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - - _ _ _ - - _ _ $ . . " a 'vv
limit ticket-----u----------------------- 13.55 ; : t\ ) ,
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Fifteen i day limit ticket------------------------- 12.2 ' ' ;
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Leave on No. 50 WORLD'S I FAIR SPECIAL .
at S:45 : p. m. and arrive ( in St. Louis for breakfast. No " " :
change of cars Through Pullman service ' ; , , ;
Leave on No. 52 at 3:47 : a. m. and arrive in St. " " > - . ' : . ,
Louis in the afternoon. . . ;
. Leave on No. 59 at 2:45 : p. m. and arrive i in St. W
Louis at 7ot : ) a. m. 4 ' , " Vn . .
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Stop-overs of 10 days may be had on all tickets
reading through St. Louis ' 'Y
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For further information see local agent. . . '
LB. VARNErR AGENT
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Church Services.
I cF. . Poug-eon , of Ohio ,
filled thc pulpit of thc Christian
church both Sunday morning and
cvcning" Hc is a very powerful
and enthusiastic speaker and
amply able to thc task of interesting -
csting" his audicncc. In thc evening -
ing' hc addressed a good sized
audience on "Abiding" and Walking -
ing With Christ. " Hc told his
hearers many things for their
benefit t , and urged upon them thc
ncccssity of proving to the world
that they .lrc abiding in Christ
by thc way they live. Hc will
bc at this place again next Lords
day preaching in thc morning at
11 o'clocl and in thc evening at S
o'clock. All are earnestly invited
to attcnd.
\Ve carry a. . . .
COMPLETE LINE
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Building Material
And all kinds of
COAL
WE SOLICIT YOUR PATRONAGE
Chicago
Lumber f&l Coal Co.
TELEPHONE 58.
THE TRIBUNE
DOES GOOD JOB WORK
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Less than Half Rates '
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On Mondays , Junc 6 . 13 , 20 and ' , :
27 , thc Burlington offers tickets . '
to St. Louis and ! return at , $7.2 , 4 i1 '
good for seven days-considera-
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bly less than one fare for the
round trip. . . , ;
Tickets arc good in , coaches
and chair cars ( scats frcc. ) ' . , -
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The magnificent exposition is
now complete and in harmonious
opcration.
You will regret it all your life ,
if you fail to see this wonderful
exposi tion. s. ,
Illustrated folder free , and full - t
formation i n on application ' to - 1
Burlington Route agent or to '
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General Passcl1gcr Ag't. , \ ! , .
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Thrown from z. Wa-gon.
Dr. George K. Babcock was
thrown from his wagon and seriously -
ously bruised. Hc applied Cham-
bcrlains Pain Balm freely and
says it is thc best liniment hc
ever uscd. Mr. Babcock is a well E _ _ _
known citizen of North Plain '
Conn. There hi nothing equal to I' ;
Pain Balm . for sprains and . Lruis- fIffj
es. Is wIll effect a cure in onc- tr
third thc time required by any ; : .
other trcatment. For sale by ' ' . . , . . '
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World's Fair Rates. , "
1'hc Missouri Pacific railway
will run coach excursions to St. . t
Louis on June 6 , 13 , 20 and 27. '
The rate from Falls City will b
$7.25 for thc round trip , with 'a
limit of seven days , . '