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February 5 , 1904 ) THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE II
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CURRENT PRESS COMMENT
May Put tHan to Sleep.
' ' 'l'he Czar is afflictcd with in-
. ; ( ) mia. 'fhe : Mikado is likely to
find him wide awakc.-.Morril1
News.
Change of - Venue.
\Vhitalcr Wright , the phcl1cm- (
cnal promoter and stock shark ,
promptly took an appeal to the
only court that was open to him.
-Lincoln Star.
As You Like It.
It all depcnds upon the point of
vicw. Take the ice dealer for in-
tance. He regards this weather
as a dispensation of Providence.
--Auburn Herald.
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, Boisterous Laughter.
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l\'IaniliL fears a shortage of coal.
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thc coal baron where the thcr-
10mcter never reaches the frost
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Wasted , Energy.
Scientists have estimated that
: . . - \ if the power which is' expended
talk about a canal were converted
into action , the isthmian canal
would be in working order by
July-Brooldyn Eaglc.
Better Late than Nevel"
Geronimo , thc famous Apache
warrior , is becoming feeble with
. , - . age , says an exchange. How
t"JI < . i grateful this news would have
_ t " . ; ] sounded to some of the fron tiers-
r ) ago.-Ver-
f men twenty-iive years
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No Vindication.
. A man supposed to be inno-
cent of a crime until proven guil-
ty , but a dismissal of hs case by
the court on a technicality in thc
law docs not necessarily carry
with it a certificate Ql innocence
" -Shelton Clipper.
. . Enough to Crndemn It.
. It is the great , department
" ¼ r-u houses of the United States that
. ' want the parcel post . law.Ve '
i believe it to be a matter boding
; no good to the merchant in the
' small town and much less to the
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f ' , ; farmcr.-Blue Springs Sentinel.
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I 4 , . , ' . . Their Plain Duty.
" " It is said there are seventeen
r' r ; . . - . . ills before congress proposing an
. . r f : ' ' increase in the pay granted to
' 4 rural mail carricrs. If the COll-
! t'r. t' jressmen : fail to pass some mcas-
j ' . ure allowing more than S50 per
month to this class of government
4 , employcs , they will certainly have
y failed In their duty.-Hmnboldt
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- . No Jurisdiction.
, The republican state conven-
' tion ; celled for the purpose of
} nominating a state ticket and
' ending - , delegates to the national
' < republican " convention , has no
. -mol"e' right to assume to dictate
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" "wpo.shall , bc accepted by , the par-
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ty as senator than the school '
board of thc steenth district has
to so c1ictate.- York Republican
Pardonable Pride
Somehow we are very proud of
people who grow up and sunount
to something , and who never ! used
hc t word "nonchalance. " - - Atchison -
ison Globe.
. A Hard Blow.
'rhe hammer fell at Omaha 011
.Thursday , when the Douglas
county democracy resolved to
support Willie Hearst for presi-
dent. Col. Bryan has spoken at
last and the die is cast. \Vil1ic
will no longer have any excuse to
cut out the Commoner's St Louis
edition luring the convention
with a paper of his own , and . possibly - '
sibly there will be no longer any
clamor for a Hearst paper at Lin- I
coIn white the Commoner tills the
long felt want of literary demo- I
crats.-State Journal .
NEBRASKA STATE NOTES
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John \I. : Graham , a pioneer
resident of Peru is dead.
-b- small pox epidemic has made
its appearance at Shelby.
A typographical union has been
organized at Grand Island.
Dr Holly MIiles a promi-
ncnt resident of Osceola is dead.
1\lrs. John Latta of Herman ,
Neb. , has celebrated her 100th
birthday.
Rufus Rush of Creighton , lost
an arm by the premature explo-
sion of a shot gun. .
Carl Seimson of Fremont was
lined S100 and costs for selling
liquor without license.
\v. R. Frazcr of Utica was one
of the victims of the recent Vic-
tor Col. , mine disaster.
'fhos. L. Kipling of Auburn is
dead. He was a cousin of Rud-
yard Kipling the author
Hon. G. A Linkhart , a Nor-
folk bank was probably fatally
injured by being run down by a
horse.
:1\lrs. : Margaret , who was injured -
ed last week in a fire at the Cen-
tral Hotel in Table Rock died
from her injuries.
John Tate , who was helping to
put up ice near Nebraska City
was thrown from his wagon and
sustained serious injuries.
Henry Schipman of Grand Is-
land became intoxicated and
while in that condition was run
over by a switch engine and kill-
ed.
John A. Forbes of Beatrice
sued the city for S10,000 damages
for injuries sustained by falling
on an icy walk. The jury awarded -
ed him S750.
1\lrs. Jerry " Adams of Valley
attempted to kindle a fire , with
kerosene. The can exploded and
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THE TRIBUNE .
"Falls City , Nebraska
1\'lrs. ' Adams sustained burns
which resulted in her death.
Burglars entered a store at
Loretto and stole a quantity 'of
merchandise. The post office is
in the same building and all the
stamps and cash on hand were
taken
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Attorney General Prout has
ruled that domesticated prairie '
chickens are protected by the . .
game laws. Western parties had
conceived the plan of starting a
prairie chicken farm but under
the decision the venture would be
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