P
. ,
February 26 , THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
- - 1904 - - - . . . - - - - - - - - . . . - . . - - . - . . . . . - . - - - - - - - - . . - - - . 5
- - -
r t THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
Published Every Friday at
FALLS ; CITY , NEBRASKA
I By
. ' : ROSS & RAY
I Entcrcd as sccond-class matter , Janu-
I
> > ary 12 , 1904at thc post oOice at Palls
City , Neb. , under the Act of CongTcss
of March 3 , 18i9. I
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
.
Telephone No. 22 ( , .
- - -
'
- - - -
- .
41 Congressional Convention
The rcpuhlicam of the First congressional -
, gressional district of Nebraska arc
hereby called to meet in couvcntioll > ill
I' the city of Lillcolll , Nebraska , at ten
o'clock a. m. , on March 22 , 1904 , for thc
transaction of the following business ! :
1'or ! the nomillation of a representative -
live in congress and to select two dis-
' 'Qt
" , trict delegates and two alternates to
the republican national cOI1\'ention to
bc held ill the city of Chicago , 111. , on'
'l'uesday , June 21 , 1904 , and for the
4. transaction of such other business as
may come before the convclltion.
. . . .
The basis of representation to thc
several counties of thc district in said
, .
I convention , shall . be the vote cast for
I .Hon. E. J. Burkett for congress at the
- " regular election held November 4 , 1902
on a basis of one delegate for each
, one hundred } votes ot' major fraction
. . . . . . , thereof so cast , and one delegate at
- large for each county , which said ap-
portionmcnt entitles the several counties -
ties of thc district to the following rep-
. rescn tat on in said convention :
Cass------------------------------- 23
.
Otoe _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ . 20
Nemaha . _ - - _ _ _ _ _ _ . . = _ . . ' . . , / ; , , , - . . _ : _ _ _ _ _ _ Ii
Richardson _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ 23
I
h Pawiee--------- = - . - 16
- - - - - - u - - - - - - - u - - - u - - u
/ 1i'1\
. ! Johnson _ _ _ u _ _ _ u _ _ _ - . _ _ _ _ _ _ u. _ _ _ 14-
Lallcastcr _ _ _ _ u u _ . _ _ u _ _ _ _ _ u _ _ _ _ 60
.
, Total _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . - . _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 173
It is recommended that no proxies be
allowed but thc delegates be authorized -
izcd to cast the full vote of the county
represented by them. .
By order of the congressional com-
mittec. Dated at Lincoln , Neb. , February -
. ,
ruary 13 , 1904.
E. L. HOI.YOKH ; , ' 1' . C. MuNGIR ,
Sccretary. Chairman.
.
- - - - -
: Senatorial ! i Convention.
r
i . , The republicans of Pawnee and
! l icltilnlson counties in Nebraska , are
. 1 hereby called to meet in Pawnee City ,
Nebraska , on Saturday , Ap1"i116 , 1904 ,
i at' 5 'c1ock p , m. , for the purpose of
placing in nomination a candidate for
the state senate for thc first senatorial
district in Nebraska , and to transact
such other bti"iness ! as may come before -
fore the convci1 ion.
The apportionutent . of delegates will
bc on a basis of one delegate to each
one hundred votes , 01' major fraction
i thereof , rccci\'ed by thc Hon C.lI.Nor-
I ris for state senator in 1902 , as follows : :
Pawnee county.-------- - 15
Richardson county . _ _ _ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ 22
B.y order of the senatorial coml1littce
February , 22 , 190-l.
G. A. J. Moss , JOH L. CI.HAYHH ,
Pawnee Co. Richardson Co.
I .
' County Conventio
,
'l'he republicans of Richardson coun-
' , . ty , Nebraska , arc hereby called to meet
I' at the court house in Falls City on
'l'hursdaYt March li , 190-l , at I p. m. for
thc purpose of placing in nomination
candidates for the following offices : 3.
! . members of the legislature and one
county attorney , and to elect twcntx-
two delegates to the state convention
,
-
to bc held at Lincoln May 18 , 190- * ;
twenty-thrce delegates to thc' congressional -
sional cOllvcntion to be held in Lin-
coltl March 22 , 1904 ; wcnty-two dclc-
gates to thc senatorial convention to
be held in Pawuec City Ncb. April 16 ,
1904 , and to transact ! such other busi-
nesti as may come before said COil vcn-
tion. The several precincts shall 1 bc
cntitlcd to one dclcgatc for each ten
votes , or major fraction thereof , cast
for Martin Zook for county treasurer ,
at the general election held on Nov-
ember 3 , 1903 , as follows :
Speise1' . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ i
Humboldt precinct . . _ _ . . _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 8
Humboldt , First Ward _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - _ _ _ _ 12
Humboldt , Second 'Vard. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9
Franldin _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ Uu. - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 8
Ncmaha _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ U"A. _ 9
Grant----------------------------- . 15
Porter _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ : _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i
Salem _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . - . - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 13
Liberty---------------------------- 14
West Muddy----------------------- 11
East Muddy _ _ _ _ _ _ . - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9
Falls City precinct---------------- 11
" "First 1Varcl------------- _ 14
. .
" " Second Ward---- ! 20
. .
" 'l'hird \Vtucl------------- 12
Ohio------------------------------- 9
.south Barada _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9
North Baracla.- - _ _ u _ _ _ _ _ _ 9
Jefferson _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ 10
u - - - uu - -
.
.l'\rago _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . _ . _ . _ _ . _ . . _ _ _ 10
Rnlo------------------------------ . 12
.
.OTAI.--------------- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 238
By order of county central commit-
tcc. Dttcd at Falls City , Neb. , February -
ury 24 , 190- * . .
H E r..H"'Il\IO " , G. J. CIWOK
Sccretary. Chairman .
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
The republican voter of North
Barada and South Harada pre-
cinct are hereby called to meet
in caucus in the village of .Barada
at two o'clock in the afternoon of
\Vednesday , March 16th for the
purpose of selecting nine (9) ( ) del-
cgates from North .Barada and
nine (9) ( ) delegates from South
Barada , to represent said pre-
cincts at the county convention
to be held at halls City on Thurs-
day. : March 17 , and to transact
such other business as may come
before the caucus. -
Robert Hoback ,
James Stephenson ,
Commi tteemen.
CONCERNING JACK CROOK
Much indignation ' has been expressed -
pressed among the republicans
over the renewal of the Jcurnal's
unwarranted attacks on G. J.
Crook , the county chairman. It
was the hopc. of the republicans !
of this county that the coming
campaign would find the Journal
the same old republican paper
that it used to be , and-tbr. : announcement -
nouncement through its own col-
umns , that such was not to be
the case , was a disappointment to
the republicans , to say the least.
Without discussing existing
factional differences , or without
reference to Chairman Crook's attitude -
titude in these matters , The Tri-
bune believes that it voices the
sentiments of all the loyal repub-
licans of this county when it pro-
tests against these attacks.
-
? \ Ir. Crook is not the chairman
of a faction-he is chairman of
the party because he was placed
there by a republican convention
composed of delegates from all
parts of the county. Last fall
there was held in this city one of
the most representative republican -
can conventions that ever con-
\'cned in the county and that con-
vention reelectedr. . Crook
chairman of the county central
committee. Held he been as false
to the best interests of the party
as his traducers would have us
believe , would the party have
again placed him in a position of
such great trust and responsibility -
ity ? Fast fall IVIr. Crook con-
ducted a vigorous and masterful
campaign and led the republican
hosts of this county to victory.
'rhe party realizes this and it is
not the party that is today heap-
ing vilification upon him. But
the injury inflicted by such war-
fare will ] } not be sustained by : Mr.
Crook alone. An attack on the
chairman 'and his committeemen
is an attack on the party. . It is
an attempt to divide.the party
against itself ; it tends to sow ( lis-
cord where harmony should pre-
vail and to that extent it lessens
the chances of party success in
the coming contest.
Nell , the committee meeting
was held and no " snap judg-
ments" were taken. Everything
was open and above board . and
unless the enemies within the
party get in their work , there
will meet in this city on l\Iarch
17 , a harmonious republican con-
vention that will act for the best
good of the party.
- -
- -
Judge Tucker.
From thc Dawson Newsboy.
Judge E. A. Tucker of Ilu mm-
boldt was in town yestC'rday.
After a great deal of persuasion
on the part of many prominent
republicans of this senatorial dis-
trict , Judge Tucker has finally :
consented to become a candidate
for state senator this fall. This
should be good news to the rank
and file of the party who believe
in honoring those who have ren-
lered effective service to the par-
ty at a time when help was need-
ed. . Everyone who knows the
Judge knows that he has in many
instances sacrificed his personal
ambitions in order that he might
be in a better position to assist in
.carrying- his party to victory. tl'he
thorough organization of the republican -
.
publican party hr this county
during the last three campaigns
and the success with which they
have been carried on is in a great
measure due to his untiring ef-
forts and good management. It
is early yet to make predictions
in matters concerning politics but
we believe that no stronger man
ould be named by the republi-
- -
tans of this senatorial district
than Judge E. A. Tucker of
Hum boldt.
Manning is Candida.te.
"Northeast Nebraska has a
candidate for a state oflice in the
person of J. R. Manning : of
Wayne , who aspires to . the posi-
tion of commissioner of public
land and buildings and whose
name wilt be presented 10 the republican -
publican state convention as a
candidate for that office North-
east Nebraska has furnished her
due quota of republican majorities ,
hut has been dealt with rather
sparingly in the distribution of
political positions of trust.tl his
. ' . . '
sectIon of the state is entItled to
recognition at the hands of the
coming convention. 1VIr. Man-
ning is a man worthy of the honors -
.
ors he covets. I-Ie will go into
the convention with the undivid-
ed support of his congressional
district ( , and , we hope , come out
with the nomination songht.tl'he
Gazette is for 1\'Ir. 1'lanningfirst ,
last and all the time.- Vlausa
Gaze t te.
1\11' . \ ' - is
l\'lanning- a one armcd
soldier of the civil war. He was
at one time a member of the state
senate , and last winter he was
the postmaster in the senate ,
where he made many warm
friends.
. .
- - - - - - - - - -
If you are pleased with the
Tribune's news service , tell
your neighbors. If not , tell
us. Our correspondence ser-
vice is the best in the county.
r FRITZ i AND
HIS OWL
11
.
\IVe ' have one of the best
lines of Plow Shoes and
Work Shoes ever shown
in Falls City for the trade
this spring
A Kang. Calf. Welt , the "E ZIt
walker , the same as wc sold you
and which pleased you so well ,
PRICE , $2.50
The Foot Schultz & Co's tan
colored plow shoes , in lace or
congress , double or single sole , a
good fitting and long wearing
shoe for . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . $2.00
Best quality oil grain for $1.75
Others for. . . . . . $1.50 and $1.25
\\Till be pleased to show
you our line.
Hall ( Greenwald
.
Shoe Parlor Falls City , Neb.
.
