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For Clear Brains.
Clear brains for railroad work
is the slogan now nmoiiK 'ill the
rnilrn.-nK nr.d while these ro.i'1 '
have inhibited tlic use ot li < | ii r
among tlu-ir employee while n
duty , the lA-hijfh Vnllcy railroad
goes ono step farther n d notihVd
Us employes that they must n-
fruin from the me ol liquor atiil
times or quit the service of tl.o
compnny.
This demand for total abstin
ence is the first to issue from
such n source and is an example
likely to be followed by other
railroads-
Common sense is coming rapid
ly to settle the liquor question.
The man who spends his "oil
hours" in his cups has of neces
sity weakened nerves and a more
or less befogged brain and can
not render his best service , what
ever his lint : of work.
And the day is near when all
corporations and business enter
prises which require keen minds
and clear brfn'jis to run them will
make tin's sumo ( lQfM ? ! < l for teetotalism -
totalism among tlicir employ08-
Not many years ago liquor
drinking wes far more prevalent
than it is today , among the work
ing classes. Times have changed
and drunkenness has been vastly
reduced. The habitual drinker
today has no place in the work
shop , store , olllcc or elsewhere.
The drunkard is shunned and has
a small part in the work of the
world. The keen competition ol
modern life has had a perceptible
effect upon the drink habit. It
requires clear heads and steady
jicrvcs to combat this competition
and bring success , and success is
becoming increasingly desirable ,
Truly the United States is be
coming a sober nation , and that
end is being accomplished by a
far more effective means than
legislation As long as sobriety
is one of the means to success
obriel will increase ud the
I A
temperance question will su
approach its sure solution. FA.
Youi money rcfuniluil if lifter ustnn
Uireo-fourUiR ( I ) ot a tube of Mun'/tin
yon lire iltasmtlbfioil. Ueturii the 1ml-
HIICO of the tulm to your ( IrnggUt ami
your money will bo cheerfully ivfund
t'd. Take nilv.intiigo of tills offer Sold
by A. 0. Wanner.
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Don't Be Hysterical.
The administration of Presi
dent KooseveU , ushered in by an
advocacy of a "trust-busting"
policy , lias to a great extent
gained its end by unmasking of
corporation abides , and curbing
I piratical corporations. IJut the
people have gone further until
all corporations , whether honest
and beneficial , or other , are being
condemned.
James McKeon , of New York ,
who assisted Governor Hughes as
louusel for the Armstrong com
mission which recently investi
gated the big life insurance com
panies in New York , said in an
address the other day : "Only
through corporations can the man
of small means compete with
'swollen fortunes , ' and yet the
people themselves are endanger
ing their own savior by their hys
terical attacks against corpora
tions. J , myself , engaged in a
reconstructive work with the in
surance companies , but I am now
endeavoring to eradicate the
evils which resulted from the in
vestigation of last year. "
In fact , the present state ol
public opinion toward corpora
tions is fast becoming an unreas
oning mania. Regulation isrighl
and proper , but it should be fair
and not of a kind to injure tin
welfare of the country for tin
faint hope of punishing thosi
who already have enough.
Think it over. Don't be hys
terical. Try to look at both side
of the corporation question , am
they can probably be "regulated
without detriment to themselve
and the country.-Atchisonlilobc
Two duys treatment free Ilinj ;
Dysponsla Tablets for impareil dl e :
lion , Impure breulh , perfect nsshnuli
lion of food , inertustul itpputlto. 13
not full to avail yourself of the ubov
oiler. Sold at A. G.Yunnur' * Urn
Store
drali * uUll4His. $30 to * O
> nu > ct i tuition * , row ffcotee JI.OM. r.
stream. Create * . U.
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You can not have frosts all through the summer - |
mer neither can you always secure such bargains §
as we are now offering you. You can enjoy these
for a long while , after the purchase. &
Will be the remembrance of the great bargains
you secured at this store. We are not detailing
any special prices but our offerings are such that
you will not "walk right in and walk right out
again. " The prices are right , the goods are of the
best quality and your trip to our store will be
.satisfactory ,
We will mention the fact that during our clear =
ance sale we will offer such bargains as
20 Pounds of Sugar for $1.00
One can best Corn for five cents ; and all the
stock at the same proportionate prices. Call and
see us. We will do the rest , and you will be sat =
isfied. Bring us your butter and eggs.
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Phone 6.
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I'Vom reports of current sales ,
it is evident that our prediction
of high prices for l > red sows is
being outstripped. The demand
is the best ever known so ay
the breeders. H could not be
otocnvise at the prevailing high
prices for pork and the scarcity
ol stock and brooding hogs in the
corn belt states. Last spring was
a disastrous one to young pigs ,
and nearly every farmer was
caught for a portion or well nigh
all of his crop of March and early
April pigs. Then the cholera
came on in the later months and
took another fatal swipe at the
herds So the paucity of hogs
is easily accounted for , and in
turn the strong prices for the
breed sows. Yet some of the
breeders are getting to expect
much. The writer was at a sale
recently where the average was
around $70 per head , and many
of those in attendance thought it
an unprofitable sale to the seller ,
I fit was so , then that breedei
bought his breeding stock at toe
high prices. Even at $70 pei
head the-range of prices is wel
nigh beyond the range of tin
man who raises hog § for marke
purposes uiil } . and we maintaii
that the breeders who can dcpcn <
on breeders for their entire sup
port are about one per cent of al
those engaged in the business
Hence it is better to encourage
demand amongst the farmers i
one's own locality and by so dc
ing be assured of a perpetual dc
mand for one's stock. When
boom is ou and the bubble burst
the one to be affected is the breer
cr who has held himself u
through reciprocal relations wit
other breeders and at the sam
, , time has drawn his local trad
5. from the field. Let merit be tli
i governoring factor in prices an
10 the business will be kept in sal
e channels. At the same time tl :
" demand amongst farmers an
stockmen will be stimulated at !
* ; much more satisfactory will 1
the results when there is not
shortage of hogs and when mar
ket prices are not so llattering.
Nebraska Farmer.
It's u pleasure to It'll our renders
about u oonsjh euro Ilko Dr. shoop's.
for yeurx Dr. shaop luts fuu < _ 'litiulnst : !
the use ot Opium. Chloroform , or un-
suto ingredients commonly found in
cough rumctUc-i Dr. Snoop , Iteums ,
lius welcomed the 1'uro Food and Drug
L.UW . iveently enacted , for ho hus
worked wlong similar Hius miiny yi-ar .
For nearly 20 yearn Dr. ShoopS eouph
euro unntutners had a warning printed
on them against Opium and other nur
colic poison. Ho ha * thus made it pos
slbld for mothers to protect their -hil-
( Iron byimply IniUt'nsj ' on having Dr.
! Snoop's Cough Cure Sold by all ( U-al-
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Just a Pointer.
France , often spoken of as ; i
' 'nation of the infidels , " is the
first nation in the world to enact
and enforce a Sunday rest law ,
The French republic at the pres
ent times secures a quieter Sun
day than any other nation in ex
istencc. The French people be
lievc in a weekly day of rest , foi
the general good of workers.
Exchange.
! 'PinuiuW ( lion alcohlio ) mudo fnui
re ln from our I'ine Forests , used fo
hundreds of VCHIV for Bladder ilix
Kidney Ole > n'-o * Mcdielnn for tlurt ;
days , il.OO Guaranteed f > ctveall -
faction or money refunded < iet you
guarantee I'oupon from A. 15. W.innoi
Wednesday afternoon Rush
Schuyler. a young farmer residing
two mile& south of Hastings , re
ceived painful injuries. Mr.
Schuyler was driving a wagon
containing two cows , when the
wagon went down one side of an
embankment , the weight of the
two animals being thrown in such
a way as to overturn the wagon.
Mr. Schuler was thrown to the
ground , striking upon the bead
and right shoulder.'and the wagon
and one cow fell on him. He was
unconscious when rescued from
this position , and a physician was
summoned who found that the
right shoulder was dislocated and
the ligaments torn loose , besides
many bruises , which will require
many weeks for recovery.
Win. Urandow's sale of Duroc-
Jerscy hogs , bald at the sale
pavilion on Wednesday afternoon
was well attended. Thirty-five
head of large and exceptionally
fine hogs were offered for sale ,
the stock averaging close to 835
per headHumboldt Standard.
Kings Little LU'cr I'lll * tl'oroughlj '
cleun thitorn , uood for la/.v livers ,
muki i drttr t'omplcxinus. bright * ypf
ami happy thoughtSole' ' at A H
Wami'r'Oniir Store
a
S It isrown in Richardson County , was sawed b\
f >
lP your neighbors and all the labor was done by our
h P own people.
1C Patronize home industrv $ it > to Sign thousand.
le Come and see it. One mile south of the Missouri
1Cd Pacific depot.
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Buggies and Carriages
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Of.
Not in the histon , of this city lias then- been a
larger or more complete line of Vehicles presented the
public for selection , than \cni will find upon the floor of
our depository tochu. We handle the
Keys Bros , , ffloon Bros , , and Renne
\
In various styles and prices. These rigs \verji purchased
at a low figure in carload lots and we will close them out
on a close margin. Our complete line of
i
Farm Implements
Is now on hand and we can lit \ ou out on anything
you are needing in this line.
Our goods are the best and prices right. Call and
see us before making purchases ,
Mosiman
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AE. . Churcli.
Tlie following services next
Sabbath :
( > :45 : Sunday schooi.
10:45 : preaching.
2:00 : p. in- Junior league.
( > :30 : p. m. ftpworth league.
7:30 p. m. . sermon.
Prayer meeting 7:30 : p. inon
Wednesday evening.
All cordially invited. .
W. T. CLINK. Pastor.
First Christian Church.
Services of the First Christian
church , Lordsday.
' , ' :45 : a. m. , Bible School.
11:00 : a. m. communion.
11:30 a. m. , morning sermon. ! ;
3:00 : p. m. Junior Endeavor. '
0:30 : P. in , Senior Y , PSC , K- , \
7t3ft p. Ill , , eveiiiitg sermon- '
Ail are cordially invited and
strangers and visitors in the city
are kindly welcomed to attend all
of these services.
T. A. LIXDKXJIHYEK , ,
Minister.
Presbyterian Church.
Services 11 a. m. , and 7:30 :
p. m.
j Sunday school 9:45 a. in.
Junion C. ft. 2:30 : p. m.
Senior C. 13. 0:30 : p. m.
All are invited.
S. W. CtKii-rix , Pastor.
LOW ONE = WAY
March 1st to April :50tli : ,
$20.00 to Suit Lfike , Bntte ,
Flelena.$22..r)0 ) , Spokane dis
trict : S25.00 , California , Port
land , Seattle , Tnconui , Wabh-
ingtou. Daily llaougl ) tonrist
sleepers to California viu
Denver , Kcenic Colorado and
Salt Lake City : iilbu to Man-
tunn. WHshiiiRton and PiiROt
Sound country.
WINTER TOUR.IST RATES
To Colorado , California and
nil Southern reports.
Landseekers' Information
Bureau
Free , valuable information
furnished to seekers of ov-
e.rnment and deeded lands
nlonj , ' the Burlington lines.
Let us help yon locate your
home in this fust ro\viiiK and
reliable zone nf prosperity.
Write Lnndbeokerfi' rnfornm-
tiou Bureau , 1001 FainnmSt. ,
For rates , folders , informntion ,
etc. , apply to
E. G. WHITFORD ,
Local Ticket Agcnl.
I. . W. SVAKULEY , G. P. A. ,
Omaha , Neb.
; > lor ( Inoil Sales , ( looil Service , Prompt ' ;
; Returns Ship Your Stock to
I Qeo. R. Barse
> UVB STOCK COMMISSION CO. .
; > National Stock Ynrcls. 111.
> Kansas Cllj , Mo. ,
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"Pav for What YouGef"
i- > K " ) il tlnotrliu * . but tret uhnt M > U paii
$ ' , fi > r is what is tniportant lothc slupiici.
s When von ship your slock to (5120. ( K.
i 11ARSU , > ou ut > t irood sale's 1iy pompr-
f , trnt salesmen. UOIM ! scrvkiby ospcrl-
viiced yard men and prompt retuins foi
> \oiir shipment all Kiiaraiitocil by us.
5 ; Trj us with jour next shipmrnt. Writ. '
T for inarKi'l information. ( . < t < > iir
$ > markft papi-r and letter five.
\ D. S , ricCarthy
IDRAY ANID
P. -il | utleullrin t ! vi n
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i .MURK
PHONE NO. 2ii
W. B. Maddux
Real Estate Agency
FA L.LS . C IT Y NEBRASKA
Sec me before your purchase. I an :
selling city property , loan ! : _ ; mon
ey at lowest rates , elliiiK'l. , . .11 > , iml
making farm loans. See UK if \o\\
\\isb to buy. sell or in.ike .1 loar. J
am here for business.Viitc
W. H. Maddox , Falls Citv
-II1I' VOUK LIVIJ'MILK TO
CLAY ROBINSON & CO.
SlocK Yardt > . K.insas City. Mo Expert !
tfiilonicn. Cattle , llujts. , hrtj ) . careful
fllul 1ti4f < llitr itt \'Hr < l lmQ Pot-font nIMon
methods. "Cou'eot rau'rUet Inlorumtlnn
liirnNlicd. IloiispBntKiiusnsrity.Otnnliu
SlnuNflty , Doincr.t. ! . Joseph St. I'aul ,
Chleti u , llnirulo
R. R. PI AYS , M. ID
PHYSICIAN & SUIUiF.OX
OMee over MeMillanV Urus Store
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| C. M. HARjON !
AUCTIONEER ,
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Sales conducted in
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nesslike m a n n c r
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I Falls City , Nebraska ! :
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THE TRIBUNE
. . . . $1.00 a Year. . . ,
BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH
SYRUP cures coughs and colds.
