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Ross P. Curtice Co. ,
Lincoln , Omaha , Nebraska City
H J , ! Nebraska Largest Piano Dealers
i We have opened a r1usic Store in Falls City and
' \ During tile Month of January
We will offer Special Terms and
DiscOllIltS.
On our entire line of Pianos and Organs. Our
object in making this concession is to become acquainted -
ed with the prospective Piano buyers in this territory.
\Vhethcr you expect to buy now or lat f , we shall be
equally ] pleased to receive i a call and to show YOU our
instruments.
A Cash Payment of $10.00
And small monthly payments thereafter , will se-
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cure a piano that will afford a lif e's time satisfaction.
You cannot afford to be without a Piano when YOU can
get one on so favorable conditions. Our piano repre-
sent the best specimens of the Piano l''laker's Art intone .
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tone , quality , I ate design and all that goes to make up . .
a desirable instrument.
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. \Ve sell thG following reliable makes-Ivers &
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Pond , Everett Starr Parker , Richmond , Smith
& Barnes , Willard and many others. May we not
expect an early call of inspection from all contemplated
purchasers ? The prices and terms we will quote you
will be equally as pleasing as the Piano.
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Daily Recitals
On the Wonderful Chase & Baker Players
A treat which is Free to all Visitors always
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Vise Dan Patch.
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Deb Hule , John Oswall and
'l'ommy Frank took their fastest I
clogs clown to Drown county ,
I Kansas , New Years day in quest
of thc famous Jack rabbit.
i Dan . Patch , who has been run-
i ningri. ; H 'S' around the local dog-so
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Notwitllstancling the boys hunted
all day. Dan could not be located.
I Another trip is plal1ned for the .
i Iwar future.
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j A Smoker .
, In response to invitations \ issued
) II I = In' Ncy. Smith , about twenty of
I I his - ' friends - ;
I gentlemen g-athere1 at
thc Episcopal rectory , on Monday
e'cningA delightful social CYC-
ning- was spent in plaYIng- whist
and various gauzes , listening
musical selections and discussing : ,
refreshmentand : : cxccilcnt cigar ,
h e\ ' . Smith's entertainment was
bom thing of an innovation in
Falls City society , and doubtless
his example will be followed by
others.
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A lean nan.
'fhis is a true story of the
meanest man I lwow.
One evening after school a
manly , merr.y-eyel little boy came
run nitig home frightened ; his
father asked the cause , to which
the boy replied : , .
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' Neclcly ran me home. "
"I doti't want YOU to run , I
want you to keep out of trouble ;
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but always take your own part ,
The next time Heddy tries to run
you , just stand up to lout and if
you don't run I'll give you a dol-
lar.
I was at thc house the other
evening wren the little chap came
in. His clothing WilS covered
with dirt , his eye was swollen
and tur..lngbluc , his nose and
lips were bleeding-
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" ' \v 11 R t's wrong , II asked the
fa ther.
"I had a fight with l : eddy , "
his eyes were filling and the
bloody lip trcmbled. "I didn't
run. " ' 'he sobs were fast filling
his threat and the tears were falling -
ing- now.
" 1'ou shoulllcn fight t my son , "
said the yit rtuous parent.
"Y ou- bu t you said you would -
give - me - a clollar" returned the
boy.
boy."I
"I said that for you to know I
didn't want a coward for a son , "
said . the man of high ideals , "run
to your mcther and have your
face washed , you are a sig-ht. "
A look of distrust had crept into
thc troubled eyes of the little bob .
His tears ceased and his lip did
not trcmble. The shock had
stifled his grip. Hc had learned
something , something that he
had believed to be impossible , his
father would tell a lie. So hurt
and sore and disappointed he
quietly left the room.
I have never liked this man
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very well. I don't like him at all
no\\ I am glad that-this will in-
form him that I think he is the
meanest man I ever knew.
Minister to Mexico.
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D. B. Thompson of Lincoln
will probably bc transferred from ,
his position of minister to Brazil
to a like position in 1Icxico.
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has
1' Thompson large prop-
erty interest in i rexico and has
been trying for some time to bc
transferred !
At The Court House.
1'11e week has been a busy one
at the court house. The old
board is holding its last session
and working hard to dean up all
old mdtters. Most of the week
has been spent in the allowance
of claims and in this thc 1.oard
has used the pruning knife ; : un-
sparingly.
'Tlte'T'ribune bill for printing
the ballots was cut to 8201.75.
This is wholly inadequate for
he t work done and considerably
less than has been allowed in the
preceeelingpresidental ycars.
The . HorneF. . E. Martin
county attorney . , -
tin , volunteered his opinion that
8HIO was enough but thc board
though otherwise.Ve un der-
stand thc Journal , in the interest
of the tax payers of course , will
appeal from this allowance.
In this The Tribune will join
them as we want the matter re-
Vie n'cd.
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County Treasurer 7.ook has J
definitely refused the tender of
the Burlington to pay a portion
of its tax. l\Ir. 7.ook says he will
accept hart payment from the
railroads when he can do the
same for the farmers and not be-
fore I
In this the Treasurer , as usual "
is right. J\lr. Reigel" Judge .
Willl1te and Chas. Lot''e have
had nothing of imporance for the .
last week. - .
. In Winter Quarters ,
l\rr. Moore has put his forty' 4
oxen used on the ditching m mad- , . . ,
inc in winter quarters south of .f
town. He has purchased se\'Poral ' ! f
stock fields and forty tons of hay
for their consumption. The old - } .
fellows will have nothing to d0. . j '
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Fight at Stella . l
'Vh\1e \ a party of young people
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were skating at Stella , Thursday ' i
evening they became involved in
a quarrel } . which resulted in Jesse . '
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Brisby and Harry Brisby hitting . , .
Cl'de Bald " , ' in over the head with - .
their skates , inflicting'cry ' t
very severe
wounds. 1'he boys are boarding "
with Sheriff Hossack for a few
days.
S. H. Prater was in Rule l'lon-
day.
Frank O'Brien who has been
visiting with relatives in this city ,
returned to his home in \Vymorc
on ' 'Vednesdav.
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