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THE FALLS CITk' TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , APRIL 24 , 1908.
From Grapes ,
the most healthful
of fruits , comes the
chief ingredient of
The only baking powder
made from Royal
Grape Cream
of Tartar
Costs aliulc more then iho injurious alum k
or phosplia'.J ct limo powder ? , but with l '
Royal you are sure of pure , healthful food. *
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Is Opportunity Wanting ?
One of the stock arguments
which Mr. Bryan includes in
' almost every speech he makes
is that young men no longer
have any opportunity to succeed
in life because the present con
dition of our industrial and
social system prohibit it. To
use a phrase of his , " monopoly
is closing the door of opportu
nity to your boy and my boy. "
Plausible as this may seem ,
the tacts do not sustain Mr.
Bryan's condition. In this mat.
ter , as in many others , Mr.Bryan
has a wonderful capacity for
making assertions. He is as
long on theories and fancies as
y- he is short on facts. Notwith
standing the changed conditions
which every one must recognize
do prevail today in the business
world , there never was a time
in the history of the nation with
such great opportunities for
men with brains to succeed as
there is at the present. It is
true that the opportunity which
existed a generation ago for
every man to go into business
for himself on a small capital
and to plod in a small way , has
passed. But strongly as those
days appeal to our imagination ,
in reality did the great majority
of men make any large success
under that system of doing busi
ness ? The capital of the coun
try has admittedly found its way
into great channels of industry
and everything is now done , if
it is to be made a success , in a
great way. But while it is easy
to rail at corporations and combinations -
} binations they offer to hundreds
of men most magnificent oppor
tunities in business directions
which the world affords.
It is true that there are thou
sands of unemployed men , but
it is because they are either un
skilled or shiftless. It is true
that the high places are not to
be permanently filled by men of
ordinary attainments. This the
young man should understand ,
but he should also understand
that the world is waiting as
never before for men ol great
ability to do things in a thou
sand different lines and along
many avenues oi life there is an
increasing demand for men of
capacity. Moreover , this is the
era of young men. Never before
was the young man so eagerly
sought and was such a premium
put upon his services. Neither
Is he sought because of his
wealth or social position. This
cuts no ice whatever.Vhat the
great business interests of the
country want are results and the
i one question they ask ot any
- man who offers his services is ,
"Can he deliver the goods ? "
The great positions are open to
the poor boys of the country and
they are by the thousands mak
ing good , but the supply is no
where near equal to the demand.
The great agencies , like nap-
good's , which make a business
of employing men for others ,
will tell you that they have
numerous 85,000 jobs. The great
problem is to get $5,000 men to
till them.
Much as we may deplore cor
poration in some aspects , it
must be admitted by every can
did observer that they have
given as a result of their gigan
tic and tremendous output of
business employment to hun
dreds of skilled laborers at sal
aries that would not to inves
tigate the problem more defin
itely. Take the United States
Steel Corporation for example.
It is a well known fact that its
executive force is almost ex
clusively made up of poor boys.
Almost without exception , the
men who are at the head ot these
great departments commanding
princely salaries have known
what it is to be poor in the genu
ine experience ot the boy who
struggles without pull and with
out any special favor. Thev
enter the departments with an
eye to business , with a willing
ness to work , with a patient
persistence , and under the direc
tion of able , alert , trained men
they themselves have become
the masters of the situation.
And yet these men are so few in
numbers compared to the rea
needs for the carrying on oi this
business and others similar to it
that Andrew Carnegie has es
tablished in Pittsburg the larg
est technical institute in the
world with the sole aim of sup
plying trained men for these
different positions. In this in
stitute the poor boy has all the
chances of the son of the wealth
iest man in the county. Similar
institutions are springing upal
over the land and there is goinj ,
out an urgent demand tha
young men train their hands
their eyes and their brains in
such a manner as to deal witl
the practical affairs of commer
cial and industrial life. The
Steel company is not alone
Regardless of the lact that pub
lie criticism has exhausted it
self on much that the Standard
Oil company has done , here it.
another great corporation , what
ever its other sins may be , tha
has been conspicuous in giving
splendid rewards to the younj ,
men who have done their work
well. Perhaps no other corpor
ation in the country values its
salaried men more highly and
gives them more substantia
recognition than Mr. Roekefel
ler's company.
It is in the larger corporations
where favoritism counts for les
than it does anywhere else. I
is here that the strictest busines
principles prevail. Men are no
hired by these great busines
nstitutions because they belong
o the family. Norfolk News ,
Receives Congratulations.
You will soon receive the congi-nUt-
atlons of your friends upon your 1m-
iroved appearance If you will take
'oley's Kidney Remedy u ? It tones up
ho system und Imparts now life nml
Igor. Folcy's Kidney Remedy euros
back acne , nervous exhaustion and all
onus of kidney and bladder troubles
Commoneo Inking It to-day. ICorr's
'hiirmaoy ,
Full Line of Emblem Cards.
Cards lend an air of refinement
ind culture to a person which )
cannot be attained in any other
vay. The Tribune has just re-
eivcd a line sample line of emb-
em cards which we will be glade
o show you. If you belong to
iny secret order you need an emb-
em card. Come in and get our
irices and xvc can furnish you the
finest line ever brought to the
city to choose from , and at prices
vithin the reach of all.
Foley's Orlno Luxiitlvo Is best for
vomen and children. Its mild action
mil pleasant tatto makes tt preferable
o violent purgatives , such as pills , tab-
uts , etc. Cures constipation. Kerr's
? hiirmacy
PRINCE ROYAL
will make the season of 190S at
my home one block north of High
school building , Falls City , Neb ,
Prince Royal is a dark dapple
jray Percheron Coach Stallion ,
six years old weighing 1500 pounds
he is a stallion of excellent style
and action and has proven him
self a sure ioal getter. For
further information and padigree
see owner.
TERMS : Prince Royal will
serve mares forSlO to insure colt
to stand and suck. If mare is
parted with or removed from the
original locality , service money
becomes due at oiice. A lien on
mare and colt is held for service
money. Extra precaution taken
to prevent Occidents , but am not
responsible should any occur.
SUNRISE
will also make the season at my
home. Description : Sunrise is a
black jack , snow white points and
was foaled November 4 , lfJ01. lie
is a heavy big boned jack , 15
hands high , extreme length , wide
breast and straight back. Heart
girt 67 ins. , below hock 10 ins ;
weighs 1125 Ibs. Is a good and
sure breeder.
Pedigree : Sunrise was sired
by Sunlight(4 ( ( > 7) ) weighing 1250
pounds ; he by Starlight jr. , ( SO ) ;
he by Starlight sr.Sl ) ; he by
Belktiap ; he by Blackney Imp.
Sunlight's dam by Imported
Paragon (63) ) , which sold for $2-
600. First dam Kate by Napoleon
leon , sr. , he by Peacock ; he by
Imp. Napoleon.
Conditions same as for Prince
Royal. Service fee$12.
TWILIGHT
Is the celebrated Tennessee Jack ,
is 16 hands high , coming three
years old with extra heavy bone ,
has excellent style and action ,
will serve mares at $12 to insure
living colt.
TWILIGHT , Jr. Ulack Jack
foaled July ,
l'K)5 ) sired bj
Twilight , he
by William's
Beauty , his
dam , Fannie
Exell , she bj
Starlight No. 81. Twilight's
1st- dam by St. MartinImp. ( . )
CJJKTIFICATK OF KKGISTKV
Twilight , Jr. , ( Scorlet's ) No
1689 owned by G. M. Scott , Rea
Mo. , foaled July l'J05 , black witl
white points , 16 hands high
Sire Twilight , Dam , St. Martii
Junnet , has been accepted for
registry in the American Jack
Stock Stud Book , under the rules
of the Association and will be
numbered as above-
All these animals will make the
season at the home of J. F. Scar
lett at the above place.
J. F. SCARLETT.
Conquer Your Temper.
Conquer your temper , darling ,
In a dungeon bid It stay
\nd never let It sec daylight
And 'twill wither and die.
But let It become your master ,
Twill make you forever a slave
keep you Inconstant trouble
Till you fill an early grave.
Vour life will be a burden
To yourself and others too ,
\r the temper Is sure to spoil things
Whatever you try to do.
'ou'rc sure to meet disappointments
For they come to everyone
\nd If your temper is master ,
Hash things are apt to be done.
'or some one is sure to oll'eud you
If your lumper is muster at nil
\nd hot worcN arc sure to bo spoken ,
You would later give worlds to rceall
Uut some onu has suffered your anger ,
Your harsh words have wounded a
friend
Who considers you now hut a stranger
For the wound you have made will
not mend.
finis you lose first one then another
And colder and stranger they've
grown ,
rill at last , just because of your temper
You ate friendless , forlorn and alone
Jnl still you cling to your temper
And cherish it year after year ,
Till at last when you Ho In your colli n
There's none to Mied even a tear ,
But if you cun conquer and kill It
And bring loving thoughts in its
place
You'll be so much happier , darling ,
And your kindess will show in your
face.
Your friends will be many and faithful
Their love and devotion will show
And when you are old and feeble
With hair as white as the snow
You will reap the fruits of your kind
ness
In the light of their loving cure ;
Tlioso friends you never have wounded
Whose burdens you helped to bear.
Then conquer your temper , durling ,
In a dungeon bid it stay
And uriug out your smiles to nnkc sun"
shine
And be happy forever and aye.
Florence , Nebraska. May II. Oakcs.
His Best Trade.
To spectators , the rooms of
the stock , the grain and the
cotton exchanges in trading
[ lours look like madhouses. So
different is the procedure there
from what it is where business
involving great interests is
usually transacted that a sym
bolism has come into common
use removing the buyers and
the sellers from the human
category , and they are called
bulls and bears.
Of course everyone who em
ploys these terms is always con
scions of the exaggeration they
imply as metaphors , and yet ,
while very little reflection suf
fices to make it plain that the
shrewdest intelligence , the
coolest temper and the utmost
degree of self-command must be
behind most of the operations ,
it is considered that the very
nature ot their occupation must
to a certain extent de-humanize
those engaged in this kind of
commerce. If not bulls and
bears , they are at best rated as
gamblers playing for the largest
stakes , unscrupulous , merciless ,
in whom the common human
qualities that make up worthy
character arc stunted or crushed
out by the over-mastering pas
sion for gain. Noble ideals are
abandoned , friends are cast away -
way or betrayed , homes sacri
ficed everything that ought to
be precious in life put in pawn
in a desperate game of irresisti
ble fascination.
But occasianally a most
pleasantly familiar and distinct
ly human note comes from this
bedlam of mercenary strife.
The dispatches a few days ago
announced that the ' 'veteran
of a score ot campaigns in the
cotton market" had decided to
drop out of the game to devote
his entire time to his sick boy.
He has closed out all his com
mitments , amounting to thous
ands of bales of the May option ,
selling his carriages and horses
at public auction , and will geoff
off to the seashore with his in
valid son. Said he :
I consider my son's health of
moro Importance than money , and
when the physicians told mu it was
necessary to take him to the sea
shore for the next two or three
years I decided to close out all my
The Secret of Her Charming Smile
nnd "fetching" mouth Is often u wo
man's row of pearjy teeth thut v u
have Inserted In place of de'cctlvc
ones. Why mar your beauty by tin *
sightly teeth when we will give jou a
row of front teeth , or as many as Is
necessary , that one could detect were
not perfcctny natural. Our clown and
bridge word ip absolutely perfect.
j. c. YUHY.
Pnlls Clly , Nebraska
LIQUOR EMPORIUM
AH Popular Brands of Wet Goods
with an experienced mixer at your
service. Foreign and Domestic Cigars.
L. E. LEED , PROPRIETOR
FALLS CITY o : SHSC : o NEBRASKA
Climax Chick Feed
c C
You cannot afford to lintch out a lot of Chicks
H and let them die for want of proper feed. I want H
to have you come in and get some CLIMAX
Chick Feed , and if you do not say it is the best
feed on earth and arc not satisfied with the
C results you can gel your money back. : : : : C
K . . .I BUY. . . K
Butter , Eggs , Poultry , Popcorn ,
Hides and Furs.
E Have on hand all kinds of HAI/I1 , HAY , GRAIN , E
FL.OUK AN'I ) FI5IJD
E We hnvc reduced nil our lies ! urmlc.t of flour from E
41.50 lo 41.40 per sink mid dn mil ulvc nny .Suit wllli II.
D We huvc the .Simllmir , Lllv White mid lied hcol.
D
P. HECKD
A to Farmers
We have a Full Line of Buggies ,
Carriages and Miller Wagons , also a
Full Line of St. Joe Implements and
a Full Line of Racine-Sattley Imple
ments.
Prices are the Lowest
CALL and inspect these goods be
fore buying elsewhere , and we also
handle FIVE Different grades of
O TJ
from the three home mills , Falls City ,
Preston and White Cloud.
McCUMBER & GLAZE
Preston , Nebraska.
market interests and retire from
active business for two years at
least. An operation was performed
on my boy , who is II years old ,
last week , and the specialists told
mo to takchlm either to the Maine
coast or to the northern coast of
France.
Best trade he ever made-
bales , commissions , options ,
horses and carriages lor the
freedom to do nothing but at
tend his child. Hull , bear , gam
bler , speculator , dealer any of
these or all of them together
did not drive out the father or
the man in him. World-Herald.
An Insidious Danger.
One of the worst features of kidney
trouble Is that it Is an Insidious disease
and before this victim realizes his dun-
m'.r bo may have a fatal malady. Take
Foley's Kidney Remedy ut the first
sl B'n of troublous It corrects Irregulari
ties nnd prevents IJrlght's disease and
diabetes. Kerr's Pharmacy ,
Take Notice.
Hunting , fishing or trespassing
in any manner on what is known
as the Gardner land south of
Kails City or about the Gulp lake
near the M. P. depot , is forbidden
and will be prosecuted to the full
extent of the law.
Luwis PI.I'.GH.
Affords Perfect Security.
FolcyVi Honey and Tar ulfords per
fect security from pneumonia and consumption -
sumption us It cures the rno-t obstinate
coughs and colds. Wo have never
known a single Instance of a cold
resulting in pneumonia after Folcy's
Honey and Tar had been taken. Kcrr'a
Pharmacy.
Private ft\oney.
Private money to loan on Real
Kstate.x Mortgages bought and
sold. Call at First National
Bank. 3-tf A. J. WEAVKK