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December 16 1 , 1904 . THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
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Ed Howe in a
Balloon
'l'herc is everything in contras
Onc's true position is bette
; t" " understood by a thoughtful COt1
sidcration of thc position of other
than in any other way. If yo '
are unaware how narrow and it1 1
consequential you and your environments
\'ironmcnts are , get out into th
world and lcaril something of hog
the other half lives , and the con
trast will teach you an excellcn
mId much needed lcsson.
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: Man never realizes his little
ness so much as when viewin : ,
some Qf nature's wonders. . Lee
. upon the broad expanse of th
ocean or ragged peaks of th
mountains and then con templat
man. The contrast is useful i' i '
thc mcasurmcnt of cO.11plrat
\ ' il1U cs.
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The writer once walked and
. Niagara Falls Robed and hoodc
111 .l rubber suit like a monk
\ walked ] in the face of a b1indinJ
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spray with thc roar which ha
sounded for ages beating in m.
. cars. I stood beneath ' thc fall
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and raising my eyes I looked fa
above to a reyish : green sheet of ,
water as it rushed and plunge
from its dizzy height. I shoute
I _ at the top of my voice , but a
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:11 : : \ against ! thc roar no sound came
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Never for an instant ceasing th
. rush and the rbar continued I
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- the contrast with this might ,
manifestation of the creator , ho\ '
little how vain thc struggle : . ;
the hopes , the fears , the loves
thc hates'of man. So had i
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beau in the beginning : , so will i
continue until the world shall b l
, ashes and the "lirmannent 1 rolIe
up as a scroll. "
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Ed Howe of thc Atchison Glob
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F spent Thanksgiving on th
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, . world's fair ground , during th
clay hc went up in a balloon.
This is what hc says about i1
The trip in the air is said to 1J
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, ) . iUUU HHu e s I\\PI\ , ; ; > ; > . . & . \\\.11\ up
just to bc doing somcthing. I
l have thc faith and fortitude
\ p ' sufficient to be willing to accept
" ni" fate in the air or on the
. ! gouncl. . . . I was neither frightened -
I nervous. '
ed nor nen'ous.
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" , . . . ' , I don't scare cry easy , now.
f don't want to die , but I am not
Y afraid to die. After those you
j love ] very much have died , one no
f' longer fears death. It is then
natural to feel that death is thc
i
only perfect and final event.
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I climbed into thc "swaying-
'Lasket" . and - looked down and
t . , heard what people said. Thc top
, of thc basket was level with my
shoulders. \Vc didn't seem to
.b'
c
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1l10\'C' at nll. 'l'hc earth just
slipped away from us.
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There was a suggestion of
. . what happens when one goes into
; blank space under the influence
of ethcr. Soon the houses looked
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like flay blocks and the people
s . .
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like ants. 'l'imey wcre eating ,
It . . .
sleeping , plotting , fighting , pray-
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_ ing-all on earth undcr thc
balloon-in houses , shops , homcs
c
and outdoors.
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it Some were happy and some
were not. Sonic were working
for moner and sonic were work-
' for ' . Some
: _ inn g'lbry-not many.
, . . who were ornricr than others
k were trying to reform those
oruricr than thcmsclvcs. .As all
c
c were born in sin I supple all will bee
c damned unless saved by special
intercession. I'd save 'cm all be-
n
c cc : : use it is possible that those wc
want to see in hell may m cct us
in heil\'cn. \
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d My hands got coM and I slapped
I them. Thc basket lurched and I -
g , grabbed ' the ropes. I could hear
s thc voices below all the whilc.
r Then thc earth slipped toward us
s ag-ain-the distance was swept
l' aside , and the ground came up to
f greet us. Tie marvellous lights
d of the Fair never looked more
d beautiful than they did from the
- . I wasn't and
-is heig-hts. up long
, my balloon was always under
e control. I ; > upposc it did not get
n higher than 1500 feet. It was
y my first and last visit towards
v the sky and stars.-E. II.
: ' ISN'T IT THE TRUTH ?
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t Thc ways of woman arc wondrous ways
it Sonic of them wc much lcplorc ;
She throwcth a stone to shoo a hen ,
Ie
, And hitleth the man next door.
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She lo\'cth a malt as hard as she can ,
Yet raiscth his heart in welts ;
By looking right through him ; and over
e
him ,
e Anti smiling at somebody clsc.
c
Site sigheth until her skirts arc long ,
Of grief abdm her cup ;
t. 'l'hen when they arc long as she wanted
be them long ,
" Sttc ; c-trcfully ltoliletlt titan it "
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When yon''e carefully figured the way
she will go
And arc ready to make your play ;
11on't bet on that 01' the opposite way ,
101' ; shc'll strikeout a different way
Shc's thc opposite thing to what God
planned ,
Shc's thc nc\'cl'yctundcrtood ; ,
She's the une pectedcst dearest thing
And that's what makes her g'ood.
ASK THE MAN AT TIlE
STAR LIVERY BARN.
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De Quick
Not a minute should bc lost
when a child shows symptons 01
croup. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy given as soon as thc
child becomes hoarscor even after
the croupy cough appears , will
prevent thc attack. It never
fails , and is pleasant and safe to
takc. For sale by _ . A.G. \Vanner.
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Ab ut This Time' I
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fi You begin to think about -
( . I : . , t1f..tt . .l bout Christmas gifts.
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'Cl/ / , , I / " : , is there is nothing more
\ 1 ' 1 \ : welcome and appropri- l
l'I ) ( fIt , t ' , ate than jewels' If you
- . , I select the gift from our
stock , you viII be sure
- Jf 'I" you have pureh as ed
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'il ' : fashionable
_ sonlething
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. /J / . und vorthy. 'Ve carry .
. u full line of jewelry , cut
glass , silver novelties , silver for tile Toilet and
Table , dhullonds , watches , in fact everything i
. . , Store.
that goes to make an up-to-date Jewelry
\Ve also have a nev line of chafing dishes. Call
n and see them.
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---HE IJ I OLD RELIABLE .
A. E ? JAQVET
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Junk ! Junk ! 1 , .
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I will buy all the Junk you have and pay good
! ] prices for it. Just like finding money on your part.
\ t A Dollar Saved is a Dollar' Earned. ;
; I I-I ere is. where you can pick em up-dollars we 111 ( 'an.
I now sort' ' all Junk here instead of at Omaha and
; can therefore pay better prices. Ivill I buy retail or
f r. wholesale lots . and pay city prices , and at the same time
fJ ; ' : you ' the ; : ; t.
1 1ai ii Office Between 1st & 2nd
. ' on-Chase Street.
Deal with me and make mOIH'Y. Ring Phone No. 23q : : !
U and I will call on you , or drop me a card. Prices
submitted on application.
FERER
PROP. FALLS CITY JUNK HOUSE J
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Burlington Bulletin
WIlY IIIBJ : ] nA'l'I ?
\Vinter Tourist Rates to Cali-
fornia , Coloracta , the Gulf Country ,
Florida , South and South cast.
.
. Landscekers Rates , -approxi-
mately half rates December 20th ,
January 3 and 17 to Oklahoma ! ,
Texas and the Southwcst.
Low One Wtty Settlers' Rate !
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December 20th to Southeast
points beyond the Ohio River.
Christmas And New Year ,
greatly reduced holiday rates for
short and long journeys in terri-
tory between the Rockics and 1
Chicago , Pcoria and St. Louis.
Live Stock Convcntion , Dcnvcr.
One fare plus S2 for thc round 1
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trip January 7 to 9 , 11)05.
Ask the went for further information - ,
formation ot'\vritcto L.\V. \Vake- J
icy , General ] Passenger Agent , '
Omaha , Nch. II
DON'T D . o. IT ! i-
It dun't pay ! Don't send } .
way for Nursery Stock ! I. i
The best trees , the finest i
: fruits , the best results are
obtained by purchasing trees
of thc FALLS CITY NUI
SgI Y. A large stock of
choice home grown ; trees to
select from , Low prices for
High Grade 'l'rees.
WM. nOHLER , Proprietor
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Ladies nand Bags at City
Pharmacy.
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