The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, April 14, 1905, Image 9
. Y \ THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE Published Every Friday at ALLS CITY , NEBRASKA By 1w' ' TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CO. Entered as second-class matter , Janu- ary 12 , 1904at the post olliceat l.'alls City , Neb. , under the Act of Congress of March 3 , 1879. - - - - - - - ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR Telephone No. 22 ( , . . OUR LIBRARY. rl'hc Hiawatha World speaks in highest terns of our library , and . ' . . , ' - - - its visit it ; 1--- urges people to whcn \ in Falls City.rl'hc citizens of this city cannot appreciate this splendid institution too greatly , - . . . nor over estimate thc great service - . . . - . " vice Mrs. Woods has been to our - \ommunity : making thc gift. * * * Do you realize that during the month of March sixty-onc Falls City youngsters were either reading - ing or having read to them stan- dard historical works ; forty-fivc were at work on biographies and I one hundred and six were studying - ing volumes on scie..ce. In addition - . clition to this , five hundred and eighty volumes of well selected juvenile fiction were taken from . thc library. Can you estimate 'w _ what this culture wm mean to h r- , the coming generation ? I * * * I J. " Go to the library sonic evening , , , ' and sec thc childless about thc . reading tables ; some of them with St. Nicholas , some with thc American Boy , some with books but all busy in the cultivation of . a taste for good reading. Read- ing mal cth more than a full man ; it makes for thc appreciation of thc best thought of great men , without which one nisses so much 'r" ' ' , ' " r.- , -.q of lIfc. - :1 But thc library is More than . \ the instructor of our children. . " ' . ; . . This is demonstrated by thc fact . . . . . . . that during March tWlJ thousand . ' hundred and four . : , seven seventy " ; ' , . people visited it , some to take ' _ ' 't , : books otherwise inacccssible , . .to : . , ' : . . their homes , and some to spend . : the hour among , the many periodicals - . . ' . , . . ' " " lcals upon the taules. Every C\- I' cuing without 1all you wIll find two min sitting at thc same table > t r ; " ' ; ! = ' reading the daily pauers. Every i . evening in the same place SIt two I men grown gray in lifc's labors , , i going over the , world's affairs as I. i 'rcvcaled in thc press dispatches. ! , They sit very quietly until thc , , ; closing hour comes and then , returning - " - turning thc papers to thc files I j : \ . they , go out into thc night , to red - I. { . : ' \ \ turn quite punctual on the open- ! f ; ' " . ' ing of thc next cvcning' I have i ; " " - sometimes thought that Miss , . Morton must look for them and anticipate their coming , and that she would miss them were they . not in their accustom placcs. 'l'hat'thcy have grown to bc a part of thc evenings at thc library - ' ry , just as the books , the papers I and thc quiet , restful hum of childish lip ! syllabling out their first lcsson I have sometimes thought that one must rest very quietly , who had left thc world so much better and happicr. I have sometimes thought that our peo- pIc do not sufficiently appreciate our library and thc mcmory of Mrs. "Toods. REP. W. H. HOGREFE. No member of thc last 1 egisla- turc was more rigid in his ideas of duty , or more zealous in thc in terest of t hc people than \V. H. Hogrcfe. Hc was found 011 thc right side of every proposition. Hc worked and voted for thc drainage law. He was always on thc side of progressive road lcgislation. IIc'ote(1 for thc biennial election bill. Hc favored - orcd thc anti-trust mcasurc. Hc voted for thc anti-pas : bill , and thc commodity freight rate bill.- In all of his official conduct hc made performance square with promis and measured up to the requirements of his office , just as his fri nds were assured he would do. President Roosevelt has been through the south and has yet to . find thc enemies country. " - - There arc several Falls City young m ; n who have been taking the ' rest cure all of their livcs. . . Have you ever clone the right thing at thc right time without being toIcI ? If you have , there is hope for you. The Verdon cdcttc has locat- cd thc division at Vcrdon. The matter being settled , lct's clean up thc aIle. ys. Iiawatha has song and lance specialties with Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde. They would cut out Hamlet's soliloquy and put in a monologue specialty over thcre. Lest we forget : Forty years ago last Sunday occurred an incident - cident at Appamattox court house that has resulted in the greatest and most liberal government among - mong mcn. The Journal and News have each declared for 'V. S : eyda for congress. rrhis is jiS it should be , for brethren should always dwell together in unity. But , what ticket } is he to run 011 ? Ollions arc ripe. One of our lo- cal school itiarms who can not cat them , said , si nee thc open ' season for onions , she is compelled to hang her head out thc window every few minutes to keep from smothcring. . Have you ever done anything but liyc-just live ? You can't help living you know. The Almighty - mighty made life an involuntary function Hc wants to give you time and opportunity to do som - thing clse. have you done it ? An old family tabby cat walked out of the barn thc other morning " For tile Ellcouragetnellt Of those who appear to think that because their intome or wages are small , they can not save any money , the following instance may serve to give all such new hopes and aspira- ' tions. , write knows a girl who came here , I Thea I a few years ago to work in one of the homes of this city. She was truly trust- worthy-held in high esteem-dressed well , but not extravagantly and made her associates among the best of young pcople. . ' She got married , and with her E I When husband moved on a farm , she had nearly $ 2oo.oo saved up and on deposit in the i Palls City State Bank this all-she herself I and was not - provided with a very liberal supply of bedding , linens and many other needful articles for their new home. Why not follow her example ? This bank stands ready at all times to help you save your money , and accepts deposits from $ I. 00 and upwards. . _ _ . I - - - 'l : - - - Have You Seen the New Things 1 C ) In Moulding to go with the Wall Paper ? If not f go to the . i White Wall Paper Store 1 and see the new things for Spring Decorating. Everything in the Latest Things. W HIT E. ' S i i 1 Wall Paper & Paint Store - - - T thc proud mother of threcsightlcss kittens. Two neighbor girls immc- diatcly locked their old tom cat in thc same shcd. No results have followed though three da's have passed , but thc little girls arc still hopeful. About Rheul11a.tism. There arc tcw diseases that inflict - flict iisoretorture than rhumatism and there is probably no disease for which such a varied and useless - less lot of remedies have been suggcsted. 1'0 say that it can bc cured is , therefore , a bold statement to make , but Chambcr- lain's Pain Balm , which enjoys an extensive sale has met with great success in thc treatment of this disease. One application of Pain will relieve thc pain , and I I , hundreds of sufferers have tcsti- ; lied to pcrmancnt cures by its Ii use. Why suffers when Pain , Balm affords such quick relief ; and costs but a trifle ? For sale by I Kcrrs DrugStore , ! In Justice Court Before J. L. Cleaver. ! Hosenlhal.Hloall Mllllncr CO' I' ( A Corporation ) ' VII. ! Barnell MIlliner Co" , CUlIIJlO' } ; I'll of J. \V. Banlllt and - j Ilarnett his wife. 'l'hu defendants will lake notice dial au order of attachllH'lIl and lcarlllllhmenl issued In thll above ea Ulie , and moneys credits and other property belonging to you or each of puu In tim hands IIf , or under the control of II. R. Miner and C ; . II. 1.'all..tead wall attached hy garnishment . nJent garnishees notified to appear In lilY I office on April , 1'X15 , and answer concerning the HalllC 1'hat bald garnishees appeared and disclosed crcdllll duo J. W. Barnett trolll the III : and the officer having returned ( lie IIUlllnJOIIR herein not served on you and It aJlJlCarhl1C by lie affidavit that you are holh IItllI-re"hlellts If NIhrallka. It III now on the 3rd day April 1'XI5 ordered that this cause 00 contInued for 40 days that service may 00 got on you bIub. . llcallon In a news/Japer. Yon are ordered to appear In lilY office on May 15th , 1905 , at 10. o'clock a. m. Jolt L. CLUAVHH 14.4 Justice of the Peace