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: November I I 1904 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Fritz Mil1cr 'cut to Omaha
'rucsda ' .
, Ix. Whets you need a tablet call at
A. G , 'Vanncrs.
Less \Vhalcy came over from
IIi t watha , 'tucsclay.
'Rocs . R3'am1 was down from
Dawson Monday.
Tom Hug-hcs of Omaha was in
th ' city 'l'ucsday.
H. L. Cowcll of Auburn was in
tIllS city Saturday.
, F. ; A. Oliver of Vcrdon was in
I thc city 'l'uesday.
I Rev Bcx left for St. Louis
I \Londay . via thc B. & M. ,
' 'John Hossack went , to Holton ,
lCas.- , 'l'ucsday aftcrnoon.
F. ; Samuelson came up from
thc Indian Territory 1\londay.
Daniel Sallsman of Mordl was
in thc city thc first of thc week.
\Vann is thc place to buy
your pens : : , ilk ! , pencils and tab-
lcts.
lcts.A
A complete line of fresh and
; cured" meats at Coupe & 1'horn- .
I tons '
, - - . James McKicvcr and Will Ka-
l10be visited in Hiawatha on
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Laura Gchling and Bessie Eb-
1 < 3 erhart took dinner with Adam
. ' , J Vogle Tuesday.
1\11'8. J. \\Tintcrbottom and
1 } dautd. tel' visited in Rube several
r days last wcek.
" Kin gsbaker , cigar man of Kansas -
t ; ' 8,1S City registered at thc Union
t : ' . . HOliSe' Monday [ .
i , : . _ Henry Hofer , Mr. Daley and
t r ' ' ' Dan Johnston came down from
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. ' , ' ' ; ' . Verdon 'j\lcsda\
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r : = " ' _ , New cider mill at thc creamery
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' building four blocks north of thc
Douglas mil1.
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George Boyer and wife and 01'-
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' : yule Shoenheit and wife returned
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, - from the Lakes 1\1onda\
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\ H. B. McMahon of Grksdlle ,
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, t . 1o. , came home to vote and returned -
. ' : , . . . turned on Tuesday aftcrnoon
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. ' 1\In Larimore of Lincoln is
: visiting with lrs. L. A. Scars
: . . . and other friends in this city.
/ , , _ Every week swell new hats
: , . made at the Don 'ron Millinery
Store at thc lowest living l prices.
lrH. Benj Potect and son returned -
' : ' , ' \ turned from Sacramento , Cali-
' _ " - ' " fornia the latter part of last
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' . \ : 1 \ Bring your apples to thc new
. . "C . . . . 1 \r ( , I cider mill at thc creamery build-
' ; " ing , four blocks north of thc
Ql . Douglas mill.
. g. ' , Hess Stock food good for every
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, : , animal. Price only S5.00 per hun-
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dred. 'Vhy pay more ? For
" 'q.ale at . A. \Vanner's. .
. . . . Miss Besaie Eberhart who has
f. .i , ' , ' been visiting with her brother in
; , ' this city thc past month left
e ! - Tuesday for Forest City.
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"Art for 'l'ruth's Sake , " is the
ideal of the school in thc drama
and it finds a counterpart in the
tendency towards naturalness in
all realms of art expression. In
thc drama , James A. Hcme's
IISllOrc Acrcs" is perhaps thc
bcst demonstratiotl of this new
shibbolcth. 'l'he selected principle
is in no wise curtailed 0" " annulled -
ed by hc t adoption of IIArt for
'L'ruth'g Sake , " as a guide in
dramatic construction , but on thc
contrary becomes more ncccssary
than ever "Shorc Acres" is
true from beginning to end , but it
is truth artistically selected and
welded into one Ii armnoil ions
whole It is the highest and best
expression of :1\Ir. : \ Hernc's two-
score years of experience on the
stage , but , as he admitted , it was
by a number of failures , which ,
though written on similar Jine ,
were either too far in advance of
public taste , or were , perhaps ,
faulty in dramatic construction
l\lr Hcrnc's most successful plays
have been "Shore Acres , " "Heartg
of . Oak , " and "Sag Harbor , " and
all three have won lavish praise
from America's most discerning
critics. A fine scenic prod uctiwi
of "Shore Acres" will he given at
the Geh ling Theatre , 'ruesd:1Y : ,
Nov 15.
The Friends in Coun.i1 met last
Friday evening at thc home of
Miss Cleaycr. The hostess received -
ceived the club in Pueblo Indian
costume and related many interesting -
esting' features of her work in
New l\1exico. Miss Graves griper
was the principal number on thc
program. This was exceptionally -
ally fine as it described her trip
through Yellow Stone parle
Light refreshments were served
and the club girls departed to
their homes feeling th y hall
a delightful evcning. Hostess
for November 18 , 11rs. Harry P.
Custer
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\Villiam Grass , agent for
"Shore Acre" opera company registered -
gistcrcd at thc Union House Sat-
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Deauli'm 1 and Fred PhiIlipe
of Sabetha were in this city the
first of the week.
1\lrs. V. \I. Johnson of Highland -
land , Kas. , was a guest at thc
Union House Monday.
E. and K. Jones traveling ora-
tors visited this city the first of
thc week
1\lrs. Goss of Nebraska City
spent Saturday in this city.
1\11' \Vaggon is viewing thc
position this wcek.
, \ ' . A. Goss spent several days
in Falls City this weck.
O. Boone of Pawnee City spent
'l'uesday in this city. .
Grant Ocomb came up from
Rule funday. . .
John ' 1Iarkt came 1'n from Dam-
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da Tuesday.
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Mercy Hospital
Opened to the patients of all Legally : Qualified
Physicians. Equipped throughout with all the modern
conveniences. Steam heat , Electric lights , City water ,
t I-lot and cold baths , I-lot air appli\\I1ccs \ , X Rays , Sm'- . .
gical and Electrical appliances of all kinds.
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. ' The I Iospital is especially fitted up for the treat-
' ment of surgical cases , Diseases Women and Chronic - I
" ic diseases. It is the place par excellent for the .treat-
) mcnt of fevers. Trained nurses in constant attendance
: . Terms , reasonable. Call or address
f.1 flercyHospital ,
. Falls City : Nebraska ,
The Gates Open \Vide.
I'vc heard Limeiu sing again and again ,
Of thc gates that stand ajar ;
Of a sunny clinic and a golden placc ,
And a sinless laud afar :
lint when I see my savior comc ,
I'll cuter my home above ;
Itor I know the gates will opcn wide ,
In thc shinll1ng courts abovc
wclcomc home at the golden gates ,
ny it hand of angels blight ;
Docs thre for a mnsoll1cd spirit wait ,
As it enters thc land of light.
\Ve mzmy not Iwow thc joys untold ,
Or thc bliss of thc othcr side ;
limit whclI I conic to the gales of gold ,
I know they will open widc.
'l'he sinners F'ricml , as Hc reaches down .
\Vli ; - ; - Saviours wondrous love ; " .
Prepares ; ; a mansiona robe , il crown :
In thc shining courts above ,
lIe will gather his nock } into the fold ,
In the fold beyond the tide :
As we near the gates , thc gates of gold ,
1 know they will open widc
'l'hc beautiful gates wide open stand ,
: My soul it is dressed ill white ;
I am ready to go at God's commaml ,
1'0 dwell in heavens tight.
'l'hc beautiful gates are open wide ;
The Savior wIll come for mc :
Already thc veil is drawn aside ,
My ] tome by faith I see.1'crd.
1'crd. Pougeon
r.-1issouri i Pacific Railway
. Time Table , Falls City , Net
' " 'NOR'rII
No. 1 Omaha and Lincoln
h xprcss . . . , . . . , . . . . . , . , . A 2:2 : a m
No. 9OniahaandLiiicoli . _ 8:35ain :
No. 8 Omaha and I..incolll
IHlsscnl . , . " . . , " . , . . . . , A,2:48 : p 11\
No. 233 Iocalli'reightAu-
hunt , . . . . . " . " . , . . . . . , . " . 1.\ 1:10 : p nt
SOU1'1I .
No. 2 Kansas City amI St.
I..jouis and Denver , . , . . " . A 3:47 : a 11\
No 58Kansas City rand St. ,
, Louis anti DCIIVC . 2:48p : m
No.50 WorldsFairsecial 8:45 : p 111
No 232 fjocal , Atchison. . . 10:30 : a tim
No. 220 tock Frcight , IIi-
watha . . . . . , . . . . " . " . . " . A 9:52 : p m
A. Daily. B. Daily except lInday.
J. B. VAINHH , Agent.
Winter Tourist Rates.
Low round trip rates to Denver
Colorado Springs and PuebloCol-
oradojGalvcston ; and San Antonio - ;
io ; Texas : New Orleans , Louisiana -
ana ; Mobile , Alabama ; Jackson-
villc and St. Augustine , Florida ,
and hundreds of other points.
If you are figuring on a winter
excursion trip , I can furnish you
valuable information , or write to
L W. 'Vakclcy , General Pm sen- t
gcr Agent , Omaha.-G.Stewart
Agent , C. B. & Q. H.H.
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