1 THE LIBRARY CONTEST
A number o ( business ( inn * In Fulls
Hy , Including The Tribune , have ur-
.uigcil for a voting contest to be
< ntered Into by ittchardson county
jhools.ehurchcF * Sunday schools , f.oel *
< lcs. lodges , literary associations' ' , or
any other regularly organized bodies ,
fto prizes to Jie an excellent library of
2f 9 voluraw , valued at $050.00. The
ibrary wtlTbo absolutely free of cost
tu the winners , and It doesn't cost the
\oters niiythtui ! to vote. When you
make 11 purchase for cash , or pay a
hill , the firm with which you nro transacting
s-acting business will give you a ticket ,
'tiled out with the number of votes to
which you arc entitled. You write In
the natno of the organization for which
vou desire to vote , sign the ticket , and
loposlt It In the ballot box , according
TO a plan outlined below.
THE LIST OF HOOKS
The following publications constitute
no library :
I1) vol. consolidated Ency. Library , J
muroccov
10 volume ? World's best orations ,4 mo.
10 volumes World's best orations , S
cloth.
, i volumes ) Dickens works , cloth.
'i volumes Irvins works , cloth.
' volumes ICIliots works , cloth ,
7 volumes Hugo's works , cloth ,
i volumes Shakesnear's works , cloth.
- ; volumes Great Republic morocco.
J ! ) volumes Classic Fiction , i leather.
1J volumes Classic Fiction , cloth.
jO volumes Historic Novels , cloth.
U volumes Famous Novels , cloth.
' volume Japnu Novels , cloth.
: volumes Prescott's Historic , cloth.
J5 volumes Home Library , cloth.
' 07 volumes Copyright Fiction.
2."j < J , Total Volumes.
This beautiful library will bo.uwtird-
; ii at the close of the contest , to the
restitution receiving the largest num
ber of votes. /
The Tribune will , besides receiving
the votes cut from the paper , issue one
vote for every 10 cents paid on sub
scription at Its olllceeither for arrears
or for now subscription , or for job
work or advertising.
The rules of the contest provide that
each merchant shall carefully.make a
record of his vote ? on Tuesday night
of each x-eok , sending a duplicate of
same over hU signature to Tribune
olllco before noon Wednesday , the
merchant retaining his tickets with
record , cnrefullj flllnjr them away to
bo delivered to committee on awards ,
appointed at the close of tlie contest.
VOTING TICKETS
Voting tickets can be secured from
tie following merchants :
Samuel Wulvl
Dry Goods , Clotblnp , Boots and
Shoes , Ladles' and Mens' Furnishings.
H. M. Jenne
Shoes that satisfy Lot us fit you.
Perd M. Harlow
The Cash Grocerman.
The Citv Pharmacy
Drugs , Toilet Articles , Sundries ,
Paint and Wall paper ; also Stock Food
at McMillan's-
Heiscr& Mosimon
The Falls Citv meat market. Deal
ers in Live Stock of all kinds.
Reavis & Abbey
Furniture , Carpets , Mattings and
Klastic Book Cases.
Paul Hessler
harness. Saddles and repairing.
Opera House Bsxkcry
Bread. Pics , Cakes and Candy ,
Lunches , etc.
0. P. Heck
Flour. Feed , Baled Hay and Straw ,
Coal ami Wood , Produce.
Oswald's Studio
High grade Photography.
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; This coupon entitles the holder to ONE vote that can be cast |
for any institution competing for the beautiful library when
properly'filled ' out , signed and returned to this office.
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: THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
When Mother Is Sick.
" \Vhat \ a doleful place the house
is when mother is sick. When
father or any of the children are
} ] 1 things niDve along as smoothly
as ever. The house is cheerful ,
the meals are ready , the necessary
juiet is maintained without
! oem or friction , because mother
: at the helm. But when , after
struggling to keep out of bed for
clays before she gives in , mother
finally takes to her bed the whole
family stands aghast. The cap-
tiin ; is not there. No one known
low to do any tiling. The fires
eke down , the children's faces are
unwashed , the school books cannot -
not be. found , the lamps are
smoked , dishes unwashed , beds
unmade , the curtains left pulled
down. Father struggles with
the meals , doing his sacred best
to keep things moving. But for
nest part father and the girls
stand huddled , . frightened and
helpless * around mother's bed ;
while the boys , none the less
worried but more helpless , run
for comfort to the cheerfulv -
reosphi're of a neighbor , where
some other mother is holding the
tiller. At last the doctor comes
and says mother is very sick and
must stay in bed a month. But
in three days , mother sees the
very roof falling about her head
and she staggers up. The very
necessity of her piloting the ship
keeps her going , and in straightening -
ening out the tangled mass of
household knots , her illness is
forgotten , and mother again is'
well. Sabetha Herald.
Does cotlce disagree with youV Pro-
oablyitdoes ! Then try Dr Snoop's
Health . " * "
Coffee. "HeallhConee"is a clu-
vtfr combination of parched cereals and
nuts. Not a grain of real colToc , remember -
member In Dr. Shoop's lloaltu CofTeo ,
jet it marches closely old Java and
Mooba Coffee. If your stomach , heart
or kidney's , can't stutid colfeo drink
ing , try Health Coffee. It Is wholesome *
nourishing and satisfying. It's nicu oven
for the youngest child. Sold by Fred
. Schmltt.
ror. YOUNG OK OLD
TEE BEST PILL SOLD
Rings
Little Liver Pills
Hoity Toity.
That Maiirtger Gehling of the
Gehling is keenly alive to the
situation , is strikingly demonstrat
ed by the announcement that he
hns secured for an engagement of
Weber & fields famous $25,000
production of ' 'Tloity Toity" ,
which is said to have been -a sue.
cess without a parallel in Ihis
style ; of amiistMiKMit. So great is
the demand for \Vcbpf & Fields
production , that these have yield-
d to the importunities , and will
put on the roicl thih booson , their
phenomt'iial fiiiceens "Doity
Toity , " which ran for a solid year
at their New Vork theatre to
capacity liouscH"and could .easily
have run another , had Weber and
Fields cared to deviate from their
established policy of an entirely
new production every season.
It is fortunate for our lovers of
light atiiiisement , that this com
bination of tuneful melody , bright
snappy comedy without a sug
gestion of vulgarity , magnificent
scenery , and a chorus noted for
ifs stunning beauty and ability ,
is coming our way.
In using a cough syrup why not get
the best ? Ono that comes highly
recommended is Bees Laxtativo Cough
Syrup , contains Honey and Tar and is
buperior to other cough syrups in
many ways. Children always liUo It
because it contains no opiatesis a laxa
tive and is guaranteed to give satisfac
tion or your money refunded. Try It.
Sold by A. G. Wanner.
Irisb Wit.
An American once asked Pat
to show him the largest hotel Ire
land could boast of. Pat took
him to the largest hotel he knew.
"Oh ! " exclaimed the American ,
"this hotel would sit in one cor
ner of some of the hotels in New
York. "
Just as they were at the door
coining out , they saw two hor.ses
drawing a large piuce of iron ,
about 20 feet long. ' 'What is
that for1' abked the American.
"Oh ! " exclaimed Pat , "we're
building a new hotel in the next
street , a n d that's the stove
poker. " Comment ,
Editors.
"Editors" , says the handsome
man who owns and operates the
Lawrence Journal , "make us
tired. " That is a strange coin
cidcnce ; they make us tired too.
We sometimes think that if il
wasn't for editors and editin
this 'vould be a pretty fair
scrt of a world. But editors
are for ever taking their crow
bars and raising the devil and
the devil is always to pay when
he gets started , and often there
being no pitch hot the devil un.
paid goes up and clown the
world seeking whom he may de
vour. All the trouble in this
world'is started byeditors. And
what do they get out of it nothing -
thing but board and clothes and
the support of their humiliated
and discredited families. Why
are editors any way ? What
everlastingly aud eternally is
the use ? The editor riseth in
the morning lull of high hopes
and beautiful and bulging ideas ,
and he goeth to bed full of una
vailing regrets and typographi
cal errors. lie paceth up to
the dragon ot evil , and soaketh
it , when lo. it champeth and
snorts and he is not ! lie mere
ly monkeyeth with the buzx saw
of popular sentiment and picke-
th himself up in a sack and tot
eth himself to the scrap heap.
lie rejoiceth in his decenc } ' and
patteth himself on the back ,
yea he annointeth himself with
unction and clmrnelh himself on
the belly and pointeth with
pride. But behold his alibi
crumblcth : his tin front krink-
leth ; his starch melteth as wax.
and when the report on com
mittee on conduct and behavior
cometli , the editor , even the
editor of great pride , appeareth
before men as the two spot from
the other deck. This also is
vanity. You bet the editor
makes us tired. If it wasn't
for the editor we would be a
happ3r people. But as it is we
sometimes wonder why we
shouldn't take a hop , skip and
a jump and go sailing into Ins-
tory without waiting for the
tooth of time to gnaw at our
vitals. The editor is a bad lot.
There should be a law against
them. There should be an open
season on editors so that they
mi girt be killed from , New
Years to Christmas. For ed
itors certainly make us tired.
. WIIITI- : .
Spring Wind ' chap , tan aud cause
freckles to appear. Plm-s-alvo Carhol
i/cd applied ut night will relieve that
burnlnsr sensation. Nature' ? own rein
cdy , Act ? like a poultice and draw ,
out inflammation. Sold by A. G. Wan.
nor , druggist.
Potato Fingers.
( Unite six medium-si/ed
- / pota
toes : and salt to taste ; beat two
eggs light with a little milk ,
add to the potatoes , then stir in
enough Hour to make u dough
that can be rolled out'on a well-
floured board , with the palm of
the hand , into rolls the size of
the finger. Cut into finger
lengths , lay these side by side
on a floured pan until all are
ready , ( hen fry in deep fat.
Rev. T. A. Lindenmeyer has
received a call to become
the minister of the church at
Sheridan , Wyoming. Sheridan
is a growing town of about 8000
population and is in the mining
district. The church there has
been organized about four or
five years and hive a new $5000
church building .
For Catarrh , lot inu send vou free
just to prove merit , a trial sly.e box of
Dr. shoops catarrh remedy. It U a
snow white , creamy , Ijeullng anllsoot
biihn that give. * Instant relief to Catarrh
of the nose and throat. Maku the frt-o
test and sot * . Addrss Dr. Snoop , ttucme
Large Jure . " 0 cents oJrt by all
Iloity Toity , that pleasing new
musical comedy at The drilling
next Friday evening.
i * ft
Improper notion of the
i > a feidiwy r medy thttt
will rolicv * thus * * dlgousfic. Pluasant to
take and guaranteed to jflre fttUsf
tlon or money refunded. "Hoiief In
every dose. " SoldbvA.O. Wanner.
The Woodmen of the World ,
Strongest Prrvlcrnul Insurance Order In
Exislnnce. Mtvkiiirf Gretvt I'reparA-
linns for ( heir Head Camp and
Sovereign Camp Conventions
The Woodmen of the World
was organized Juno vV18 0 , and
is now seventeen years old with
a total membership of 4'15f > f > 8 ,
divided into three jurisdictions'
known as the Sovereign jurisdic-
tioii ) headquarters at Omaha ,
Nebr. ; Pacific jurisdiction , head
quarters at Denver , Colo. ; ajul
Canadian jurisdiction , headquar
ters at London , Out ,
After tht great disaster in
Galvcston , Texas , the Sovereign
Camp convention created an emer
gency fund for future protection
of its members and this fund has
now grown to the enormous
amount or $5,789,031.09 , which
makes this the strongest fraternal
order in the world.
All camps having twenty or
more members in good standing
are entitled to representation at
the Head Camp conventions
which take place every two
years , on the 12th day of March
at such places as may have-been
determined at the previous con
ventions. At these conventions
delegates are elected from each
state who will be the rcpresenta-
tives at the Sovereign Camp con
vention which takes place the
second Tuesday in the May fol
lowing the time of the Head
Camp convention.
The next Sovereign Camp con
vention will take place at Nor
folk ) Virginia , May ' ) . 1907 , when
the sovereign officers of this
great order will come up again
for re-election ; that is , Sovereign
Commander J. C. Root , Sever-
eign Clerk John T. Yates and
other sovereign officers which of
fices expire every fourth year.
Phis organisation has a degree
team for amplifying the ritual
istic work and is known as the
Uniform bank. They will hold
an encampment at Jamestown ,
Virginia , during the exposition
at that place from August 18 to
August , 24 , 1907. August 22nd
has been set aside as Woodmen
day and will be observed bya
parade , speeches and other enter
tainment. Cash prizes will be
given to teams exemplifying the
degree lloor work , the best prices
beiiitf as follows :
First prize $500.00
Second prize 400.00
Third prize 300.00
'Fourth prize 200.00
Fjfth prize 100.00
For the field drill or > outdoor
drill under Woodmen of the
World official regulations :
CLASS it
First prize $50,0.00
Second prize . . 400.00
Third prize 300-00
Fourth prize 200.00
Fifth Prize i00.00
For Roys of Woodcraftf or out
door drill under anytactics :
CLASS C.
First .prize $250.00 '
Second price. . . . 125.00
Third prize 75.00
A large number of teams are
expected to take part in these
contests and very great interest
in being manifested by the differ
ent teams in perfecting them-
selyes in drilling. The cham
pionship is now held by the
Omaha Seymour Camp No. lf > of
Omaha , Neb. , who carried away
the honors from the St. Louis
world's fair It is helped that
they will be successful in retain
ing the honor during the coming
contest , or if they are beaten that
their successful opponents will
be some Nebraska team.
Tliero are many kidney remedies but
[ uw that accomplish thu rosult.
"Plneiiles" is a kidne.v remedy that
contains no alcohol or opiate * of any
kind complies with thu National Pure
food and drug law guaranteed to give
satisfaction. Thirty day treatment for
Sl.QQ Inquire about "Pinoule * " at A.
C. Wanner' * drug stem * .
and eel < U uoniruutgri at this
jan'on of the yer should have Im
mediate HtteaUno. tteei Laxative
Cdqph Syrup , contains Hotter and Tnv
aujj 1 unequalled for hwu' wiH > t ? croup
and u0'j h . Pleaeaut IA tntto : mother ?
1f. .children like to take it.
oo opiates. Mi > vc tbo bowel.- .
by A. G Wannei
HOUSE QUILT BY BLIND MEN.
Worked , on Pitch D.irk Nights as Well
as by Daylight.
Two totally blind IIUMI hu\t > built
I house for thoinsi'lvw at Mojkoloy ,
jOal. ! ( , doing all Iho carpiMilorvorlc
'themselves without any assistance
I *
' 11 is a coincidence thai , both Iheso
men are named Joseph Joseph
jftrown and Joseph Alnrlincx. The
house , needing to .Popular Mo
hlmnics. irf of the popular lmiigulo\\i
lypc , ono and a half stories high ami
constructed entirely of wood. II. ig
38 feet wide by ! 2fi feel. lonj ; .
As the builders uiv sightless the
jvork necessarily progressed slowly ,
Prom early morning until frequent *
Iy long after simsol Uio ( wo men
toiled patiently at their Inslc. Tha
shades of night did not hinder Uio
work , for noonday and midnight are
equally dark to them and out of the
Mnckno&i . came the bong of the saw
and Iho hlowH of the hammer io
pnssersby. who hoard hut. saw no
workmen.
From day ( o day Iho work has
been curiously watched by crowds ,
Including I many carpenters. TliQ
general work is pronounced us goo < V
na ihnt por/onnod by many builders
who are Messed with porfocl oyc-
piglil. '
. Hrown and Martinez were neb
blind from their birth , bill \u'ie do- ,
privcd of I heir sigbl many yearn
ugo. They were door lo door pcd *
elicit for ninny years and managed )
in Uio course of ( iino lo accumulate. .
Bung KIIIUS of iiionoy that wore wise- !
Jy deposited in bank. AI Iho lime ,
of ( ho grout lire in Sim Francisco
ihosc men lost evcrylliing save ( heir
lilllo ] bank accoifiils.
Hcccnlly1 they pooled ( heir bold-
ings 3 , purchased a small lot in Morlco-
3N ] y and eouie lumber , They ( hen
sot lo work resolutely awl have built
themselves a house.
VERMONT'S QUARRIES.
Out of ( he massive marble hills of
Verinonl lias been wrought by labor
and skill , a part of the nation's
wenllb. Some years ago , it was a
common statement thai as miicli !
money hud boon losl in ( ho marble !
.business as had been made in it ,
but Ibis is no longer the case ; for ,
although the ( csling ami developing
of a quarry is a heavy expense , Ihe
business is now on a stable busis.
flTti ml reds of thousands of dollara
have- been sunk in ell'orls ( o obtain
a marble quarry , awl the chief cx-
ipcnse is slill labor. A quarry dif
fers from a gold mine in that , however -
ever good the product nury bo , it
merely oilers an opportunity lo pro
duce slone on a paying basis niul
on a relatively Miuill margin of
profit. In Home qunrrios a royally
of live cents per cubic foot is paid
to ( ho owner of llie land for the mer
chantable marble that is Inken
away. National Magazine.
NO RULES FOR SUCCESS.
There is no Mich llnig ) as a single ,
particular proposition in business ,
says a wriier in Mxerybocly'y. No
doubt this was alwa.\K trno in a
measure : bul it becomes more in
clusively , more vitally , true every
day with the increasing coordina
tion of business. Tic | whole busi-
jicss web knits ever clo.-er , and each
particular concern N bound moro
tightly , in il. What oilier people
do rciU'tf more quickly than former
ly upon your own ull'mrs. A mar
tial blast sounded in Huunos Ayrci
blow some very peaceful Hoston
gentlemen out of Tnion Pacific.
Stockholders in Knn.sis banks got
better dividends because sonic' Ifus-
, sian grand dukes wanted war with
Japan. The peculiar operations of
the ducal brain cells made wheat
higher. Who will pretend that bo
.can reason out what a grand duke
'is going lo do ?
IN THE FAR FUTURE.
A male professor of physical cul
ture has been- tolling bow uomen
.should droes in order lo secure per
fect freedom in liinhs and lungs ,
which i * the eorot of health , ' She
should never bo conscious ibat she
has any clotbos on , he says , and be
condemn * all garments , under or
outer , which may be described as
two-pieced. In short , lie t arf ii
plain terms that women should no !
wear moro than two certainly no )
more than three garments , each 01
which should be in one pioce. It ear
scarcely be 'imagined what the cll'ecl
of toiletk i made after this fnshior
would be , but it Is himlly ( o be ex
pected that there will be a move
nii'llt in favor of HIM snok i
MAKESTOE
If you want to
drink real coffee.
buy a sealed pack
age of Arbuckles *
ARIC Aandgrind
it in your own
kitchen as you want to use it.
Roasted coffee loses its strength
and flavor if exposed to the air ,
and even its identity as coffee
after grinding. Loose coffee sold
out of a bag , bin or tin is usually
dusty and soiled by handling.
Don' ! take it !
Compile * wu'i ' ll trrjuirctntnil "I lie Nilionil Puns
FooJ Law , CUIU&IM No , 2041 , C1J lV lunjtoo.
Worth While.
What was often a little fib yes
terday is often a lie tomorrow.
The test of a good play is , does
t make the audience better ?
Ten mills make a centten cents
nake a dime , ten dimes make a
sufficient sum to make a million-
are sit up and take notice and
ten millionaires make all the
noney there is going.
Some men arc not satisfied
when they kill two bints with
one stone unless they can get the
stone back.
Idleness and pride tax with a
leavicr hand than kings and par-
.intents. . If we can get of the
former we can easily bear the lat
ter.
Prefer diligence before idleness
unless you esteem rust before
brightness.
f
You do not necessarily have to
call on a watchmaker in order to
liave your time improved.
We can all deserve happiness.
Bring the news to this office.
We arc always glad to have our
subscribers send or bring us items
os news.
NJauy a man sosvs wild oats at
his leisure that his children must
reap in haste.
FARGO ?
Robert Nit/-ehe will again work for
Otto Illrfchbcrgcr this summer , but In
tome at proi'nt wfth the measles ,
Khncr Arnold and family were
slolglirldlng Sunday. ,
Hulda Dannuekcr was thick hunting
ino duy tltiti wuok and brought homo
.wo big milliards.
Hlmor Sunouk was a visitor hero on
Prld ii } .
Ollio VVItsmuii was a Rule business
culler Tuesday.
Horn to John Spears am ) wife a boy.
Will LJaoh tranuactPil business at the
county beat Tuesday.
Hd Diu'fce and son Mark had busi
ness In falls City Wednesday.
.Mm Itandul has been hauling lil
corn to Uulo from the John Thlltgcs
Farm this week.
W. t\ Morale had 70 head of hojrs of
his own raising on the St. Joe market
last Wednesday that averaged 2IMJ
pounds.
C. J. Thomas was a Fargo business
caller Tucbday.
Jim Randall has rented the John
Paul land. Mr. Paul and son Fred in
tend to go to Chase county , Nebr. , the
latter part of March and work his -120-
acre farm there that ho bought l.ut
summer.
John Futsoher was a Rule visitor on
Monday.
August liar-pater hud special business
In Fargo Thursday.
Otto HIrschbergor had busings * here
Friday.
John Hauman and Dan Button won *
Fargo shoppers Friday.
Will I3auh and wlfo drove to Ella-
watha Saturday whore they will vUit
relatives.
In the treatment of pileIt becomes
necessary to have the remedy put up
in such a form thai'it can be applied to
the parts alToctcd. Man /a.n Pile rem
edy is encased in a collapsible tube
with no/zlc attached. It cannot help
but reach thq spot. Relieves blind ,
blooding , itching and protruding pile * .
Fifty cents with noxzlo guaranteed
Try It. Sold by A. O.Vunner. .
