THE LAST APPEAL!
HIT’S FOR YOUR GOOD!
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PROF. GILLAN
August 6th to 14th, 1.910
Just get a program and look it over. You know you can’t [i
I afford to miss a single day 1
If you want something to make you laugh
If you are seeking uceri ' information
if you want to be entertained
If you want a d?H;3htfu' rest
If you want a pleasant time and place to visit
In fact, if you want to s end a week replete with all that
makes life worth while, y. uY, find no batter time or place
than at the Falls City Chautauqua.
RENO B. WELBOURN
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MUSIC
Otterbein Male Quartette and Bell
Fiingcrs. Aug. Sth and 7th.
MAUPIN’S BAND AND ORCHESTRA,
August 8th to 13th.
Tyrolean Alpine Yodlers, Aug. 8-9.
Columbian Tennesseeans (colored),
August !3th and 14th.
Humboldt Orchestra, Aug. 7th &. 14th
LECTURES
George R. Stuart, than whom none
better exists, August 7th.
Gov. R. B. Glenn, of North Carolina,
August 8th.
Col. Bob Seeds, the Hundred Point
Man, August 8th.
LECTURES
Dr. James S. Meyers, Flare mm f ’on
ager, Lectures, August Co .
Col. G. A. Gearhart, “it Sr-,' orth
$50 to anyone,” Aug 1C U>.
Clinton N. Howard, “A Lt me record
unexcelled.” August llth.
John Temple Graves, “The most elo
quent Southerner,” August SEth.
H. W. (Taffy) Sears, August i2'b.
Reno B. Welbourn, “Better than
sleight of hand, August E2th.
Dr. J. L. Gillan, August 14th.
Dr. Henry Clay Risner “A Power from
Texas,” August 14th.
Dr. Edward A. Steiner, “A Man with a
Message For America.
MRS. BIRDIE MAUPIN
MRS. JENNIE.
BARLOW.
MRS. JENNIE BARLOW, Domestic Science
Entertainment
Mrs. Birdie Maupin, in Story
and Song for the Children,
August 8th to 13th.
MASCOT, The Educated
Horse, a feature you can
not afford to miss, Aug. 13.
Entertainment
Ellsworth Plumstead,
Wednesday, August 10th
Excelsior Entertainers
August llth and 12th
These features will please all.
DON’T FORGET THE DATES
August 6th to 14th, 1910
FOR INFORMATION SEE OR ADDRESS
E. K. HURST, Secretary, Falls City, Neb.
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