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THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , OCTOBER 5 , 1906
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SEE THAT FLUE ?
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It's new and different from
any other. Made only in the
RIVERSIDE AEB-HEATER
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Cold nir is drawn up from the "
iloor through the flue and dis IS"
charged at the top of the stove
thoroughly heated.
It has nil the radiating sur I !
face other stoves have , and IK tm
tmHM
heats by circulation as well. : HMr
This means greater heating !
power , and
SAVES ONE-THIRD IN FUEL
It also means no cold floors , "
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no cold corners or dead air
spaces , but even temperature '
throughout the room. Every stove is a double heater of great power.
Come In and examine them. Get o copy ol our Booklet. "A Novel Race. " It's free. ii
J. C. TANNER
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LOOK ! LOOK !
Have you tried the
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* * CITY MEAT MARKET
Under new management. We will carry at
all times a full stock of the best of everything
in our line. High Standard Quality is our
Motto. Our methods are bound to please
ou. 'Phone 3. Yours for Business ,
A. E. SCHMIDT.
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The Falls City Roller Mills
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: * Doe .1 general milling business , and manufactures the
,1 . - following brands of flour
3f SUNFLOWER MAGNOLIA CROWN
' 3 The above brands are guaranteed to be of the highest pos
3I sible quality. We also manufacture all mill products and
I conduct a general
Grain , Live Stock and Coal Business
and .solicit a share of your patronage §
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P. S. lieacock & Son , Falls City , Neb.
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Don't Read This !
Unless you want to buy something in our line. Re
member we have one of the largest and best lines of
goods to select from. We buy our goods in car load
lots and for the spot cash right from the factory , there
fore we can save you money.
? Remember our Buggy and Surry line is complete
and up-to-date and we ask you to inspect our goods
before you buy. We have a good supply of lumber
wagons on hand and are making very close prices on
them. We have just received a car load of manure
spreaders and will be glad to show them to you.
Call and see us when in need of a gasoline engine.
Remember we carry Pumping Engines in stock and
" can get anything you want from 2 horse power up.
Get our prices on anything in the implement line. Do
not fail to examine one of the easiest running cream
separators on the market for $55 and upward. You
should have one of our sulky gang plows to do your
fall plowing. Remember the place to save money.
Yours for Business ,
I Werner , Mosiman Sc Co.
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The Falls City
Candy Kitchen
Chocolate and Vanilla Ice
Cream.
Ice Cream Sodas , all flavors.
Crushed Fruits.
Home Made Candies.
Fruits in their seasons.
Ice Cream , 15c a
Pint , 30c a Quart
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BEGGS'BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES catarrh of the stomach.
Spent More Than $1,000.
' My wife suffered from lung trouble
for fifteen years , she tried a number of
doctors and spent $1000 without relief ,
writes , W. W Uaker of Plainvlow ,
Neb , "She became very low and lost
all hopo. A friend recommended
Foley'a Honey and Tar and , thanks to
this great remedy , it saved her life.
She enjoys better health than she has
known in ten years. " Refuse substi
tutes , For sale at all drug stores.
The late republican state con
vention was dominated by high
ideals. The best evidence of this
is the character of the men nomi
nated. There has been no time
before when the dominant party
has been so free from question
able entanglements as is the re
publican party this fall.
NOW AND THEN.
How many of us know as
much as we should about the
children of our households ? We
are traveling1 the journey with
them side by side , but how much
of their road do we see ? TIow
many times in our ignorance of
their natures are we guilty of
some offense towards them
which seems to their accusing
little minds more than thought ,
lessness. If we but knew more
of the hopes , the desires , the
thoughts of our children , more
of their spiritual natures , there
would be better men and women
in the world , not only among
those who teach children , but
as well among those that chil
dren teach.
Do you remember what a per
fect moonlight night last Satur
day night was ? How white the
road ran into the distance , how
dark the shadows on the lawn
were in contrast with the white
spots where the pale light of
the moon filtered through the
leaves ? The children were
romping noisily on the grass ,
all save one. lie sat on the
steps of the porch with his el
bows on his knees and his chin
in his hands. I don't think he
heard the shouts of the children
or knew they were playing , for
there was wistfulness in his face
and in his eyes was the shadow
of a dream. The chill of the
night air sent us to the house
early and the children continued
their romp in doors. All save
one , and he sat in his little
white gown before the llicker-
ing firelight in the grate with
the same "some where else"
look in his facethe , same vague
shadow in his eyes. So he sat
when bed time came and the
children were tired with the
day. A long , long time after
the house had become quiet I
went to their room to see that
they were covered up. They
were all sound asleep , save one.
He lay with eyes wide open see
ing things in the dark that the
other children did not know
were there. He smiled as I
turned out the light as though
the things lie saw never came
to playexcept in the moonlight ,
the firelight or the dark.
If I had asked him of his Ian-
cies , if I had asked him what
meant the dream shadow in his
eyes , he would not have under
stood me for he is a very little
boy. But I know that though
walking side by side with my
little boy that there is a portion
of the journey through a land
of fancies and beautiful dreams
and through which he walks
alone.
We meut , but arc veiled in spirit ;
Familiar , and , et unknown :
A realm of our inmost beings ,
Where we are alone , alone
In each is a strain peculiqr
On no other heart conferred ,
The song in the soul of the singer
Is never heard.
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Now that the moon is waning
the wonderful star display of
our fall season can be enjoyed.
The heavens are sparkling with
them and their light keeps the
night from total darkness. To
get some idea of the vastness
of space in which they move ,
of the great distance the stars
of the 12 magnitude are from us
we will give two illustrations.
Light travels around the earth
eighth times in one second.
Light traveling at the rate of
200,000 miles a second takes
4,000 years to travel from the
nearest of those stars to us.
The star that we think we see
is the light which started from
that star two thousand years
before Christ was born. Take
the star Centauri. Suppose for
illustration that we had a rail
road built from Falls City to
this star. Suppose that we
take a trip to this star. We
ask the ticket agent what the
fare is , and he answers ; "The
fare is very low. It is only one
cent for each hundred miles. "
"And what.at that rate , will a
through one way ticket cost
me ? " . "It will cost just 2 ? bil
lion dollars , " he answers. "We
buy the ticket and board the
train. We set off at a tremend
ous rate "How fast , "we ask
the brakeman , "are we going ? "
' 'Sixty miles an hour. " he re
plies. That's good , we think ,
as this is a through train and
makes no stops. "What time
are we due to arrive , * ' we ask.
"We make good time" returns
the brakeman , "we will reach
our destination in just-lSH58,000 (
years.
Some ol our people have rath
er doubted the statement made
in this column last week that
laws were better enforced in
Canada than in the United
States. To the doubting ones
we offer the following contri
bution from a Kansas editor.
Does prohibition prohibit ?
Well , in Toronto it does. I have
had doubts as to whether certain -
tain things can be done by law ,
but I have had the doubt re
moved. 1 am writing on Sun
day night and this has been the
Sundayest Sunday I have ever
seen in my life. Kemember
first that Toronto has a popula
tion of 270,000. The first thing
I heard this morning was the
church bells chimes ringing.
As I write , at 0:00 : o'clock p. m. ,
they are still tolling off the
hours.
1 slept late this morning and
could not get my breakfast at
my hotel. I went to one of the
leading and largest cafes in
town to get something to eat
it was locked and the blinds
drawn. It was Sunday.
I tried to buy a morning news
paper , but could not get one , as
it is unlawful to sell papers on
Sunday. The Sunday papers
are published at 7 o'clock on
Saturday night , and if you do
not get one then you must do
without it. I tried to buy a
cigar but could not. Iliad to
shave myself , because there
was no shop open for business.
There are no saloons in Tor
onto. Bars are run in hotels
that's all. The bars are closed
at 7 o'clock and not allowed to
oven again until (5 ( o'clock on
Monday morning. They are
closed , too. There are no side
doors , back doors , or cellar
doors to slip through every
thing is absolutey ! shut up. [ t
is no "monkey business" there's
no winking at the law it is
rigidly absolutely enforced.
Drug stores are opened simply
to dispense medicines. If they
have soda fountains or cigar
stands that part ol the store is
in innocuous desuetude on that
day.
It is not unlawful to serve
food at restaurants or cafes , but
many of them like the one I
went to close because that's
their notion of duty as regards
Sabbath. It is only within the
past ten years that the street
cars were permitted to run on
Sunday and an effort is now be
ing made , and likely to be suc
cessful , to stop running on Sun
day again. Even the clerk in
the oflice at the lintel where I
am staying stopped stock still
this morning.
I asked a man this morning
if there was a league game of
baseball in town today , think
ing I might see something I
could understand , and the pity
ing look of scorn he gave me
chilled the marrow in my bones.
Thinking of custom in Kansas
City or Denver I inquired as to
the theaters and what were the
plays for to-night my inquisitiveness -
tiveness pretty nearly started a
riot.
Church going is no side issue
in this town it is the real busi
ness of life. Sunday observance
is no joke in Toronto it is a
duty , which if neglected is a
grievous sin and intolerable.
The costliest building are the
cathedrals. The prettiest sites
are occupied by churches. The
municipal administration is con
trolled church by people.
I never saw anything like it
in America before I never
again expect to see its like
when I leave here. I shall
leave before next Sunday.
Had any man on earth told
me such a thing could be done
in any city of this si/.e on the
American continent , T should
not have believed him. Prohi
bition prohibits when public
sentiment wants it to prohibit.
Sabbath laws can be enforced
when the majority of the people
want to have them enforced. I
think they run this Sunday
business a bit too far in Tor
onto.
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SNUIUUNCI TIIK I'UKSIOKNT.
I'tom tliuS.ttunl.iv UuMilnir l'ot.
Elmer Dover , who for a num
ber of years was Mark Ilanna's
private secretary and who is
well known in Washington so
ciety , is the lather of a small
girl who shows the true demo
cratic spirit and who refuses to
be awed by the great ones of
the earth. One of the accom
plishments of "Baby , " as she
is called , is her ability to
answer the telephone , which
she manages by climbing a
chair.
On a certain dreary Sunday
afternoon when the telephone
bell rang , "Baby1 being alone
in the room , ran with swift feet
to answer it. Her mother came
into the room a few moments
later and heard the little lady
say in the most decisive tones :
"No , my papa will not come
to see you this afternoon. He
does not go out on Sundays. If
you want to see him you Avill
have to come here. '
Turning her head , "Baby1' re
marked calmly to her mother :
"It is Mr. Koosevelt , "
Mrs. Dover snatched the re
ceiver and found , sure enough ,
that her daughter had curtly
refused a request made by the
President of the United States !
The President laughed heart
ily over the incident and after
ward , when calling on the fam
ily lelt a card expressly "for
Miss Dover. "
A Narrow Escape.
The News-Press gives the fol
lowing account of an accident at
Ilumboldt last Saturday , which
did not end in fatal tradgcd } ' only
by the rare presence of mind of
the plucky brakemun :
W. C. Shaw of Wymore , brakeman -
man on one of the freight trains ,
had a narrow and thrilling escape
from death while working with
his train in the yards at Ilumboldt
Saturday. Shaw was engaged in
making a coupling and in some
manner slipped and fell beneath
the moving train , several cars
passing over him before the crew
discovered his plight and stopped
the engine. Then it was found
that the brakeman had fortu
nately fallen lengthwise in the
center of the track and with rare
presence of mind had shifted his
position to one side dose to the
rail and had flattened down in
such manner as to allow the cars
to pass over without doing injury
except to bruise and scratch his
body and tear much of his cloth
ing off. Employes of the Cooper
& Linn mills saw the entire affair
and ran to the victim's assistance ,
expecting to find him mangled
and killed , but were surprised
beyond measure to see him crawl
ing from his perilous position
unhurt except as above stated.
Shaw completed his run.
And now it is Bailey of Texas
who is said to bu tied up with
the corporations against the pee
ple. It is more important to
elect the right kind of men to the
senate than to do anything else.
In this state every railroad is
fighting Drown and assisting
Thompson. The other day the
democrats had a convention in
Grand Island to nominate a leg
islative ticket and Thompson in
sisted on the nomination of rail
road men for such offices. Isn't
it reasonable to believe that this
was with the approval of those
men who arc supporting him in
their efforts to beat Brown.
BEGGS'BLOOD PURIFIER
CURES catarrh of the stomach.
Intervention In Cuba.
The Cuban republic has been
demonstrating for sometime
that it has not reached sufllcieut
strenght to walk alone. Trouble
lias been incessant and for the
past two months the rebels
liave been giving the govern
ment all kinds ol trouble. The
situation became so acute last
week that President Palma re
signed thus leaving the country
withoat a head. Fearing some
such condition as this President
Roosevelt had seit Secretary
of War Taft to the Island , who ,
immediately upon the rcsigna-
.ion of Palma , intervened on
the part of the United States
and became for the time being
Governor ot the Island. Six
.housand American troups have
jcen landed to preserve order
and subdue the rebel forces that
are menacing the peace of the
republic.
The United Stales acted hast-
ly when it promised independ
ence to Cuba , thereby making
t impossible to take over the
sland as we did Porto Eico.
Many were the people who
edicted the present trouble
when the little republic was
aunched. Porto Rico has gone
forward under the control of the
United States while Cuba has
gone backward and has been in
i constant turmoil. Interven
tion on the part of the United
States probably means the per
manent control for all time to
come.
The Burlington has recently
made some changes in its train
services at Nebraska City which
lo not meet the approval of the
jusincss men of the town. The
papers of that place are urging
the business men and others to
ict at once and bring the road to
terms. This is what the News
of that place has to say on the
subject "Not content with stop-
) ing the east freight the Bur-
ington is talking of sending the
Lincoln passenger train which
las been for so many years under
charge of Tom Ryan , through to
Falls City and return in the
morning. The same will be done
with the freight train. This will
make Nebraska City but little
more than a whistling station , as
the trains will stop here but for
a few minutes and it will mean
that several families will be com
pelled to remove to Falls City.
Plattsmottth News Herald.
The present trouble in Cuba
may not result in annexation ,
but some time and in some way
the people of the island will be
come a part of the United States.
In our opinion a mistake was
made that this was not done in
the beginning and this mistake
will sometime be rectified by the
unanimous desire not alone of
our people but of the Cubans as
well.
Never Ask Advice ,
When you have u cough or eold
don't ask what is good for l' < and get
some medicine with little or no merit
and perhaps dangerous. Ask for
Foley's Honey and Tar , the greatest
throut wild lung remedy' it cures
coughs and colds quickly.
May Manton patterns for sale
at the New millinery store.
First Christian Church.
Services of the First Christian
church , Lordsday , Sept. 30th :
9:45 : a. m. , Bible School.
11:00 : a. in. communion.
11:30 : a. m. , morning sermon.
6:30 : p. in. Senior Y. P. S-C. E-
7:30 : p. m. , evening sermon.
All are cordially invited and
strangers and visitors in the city
arc kindly welcomed to attend all
of these services.
T. A. LlNDKNMKYKK ,
Minister.
Walnuts .Wanted.
Five hundred bushel at Heck's
feed store.
Thoroughbred Hogs for Sale.
I have ten thoroughbred Duroc
Jersey boar hogs for sale. These
are fine fellows and will be sold
at private sale.
FKANK M. SHAWKK ,
Falls City , Neb. , route two.