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TilE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
Publish Every Ji'riday 1 at
111,1S 1 ; CI'T ' Y , NJ BRASK.A
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l.rltC1(1 l it4 ! accollll.clags matter , Jallll-
O1I'Y 12. )004lt ) thc post onicc allt'allH
( 'it ) , Net , lt11lCrtIlCActof Con resR
of March 3 , 1879.
ONT 1JOI.L4AN ' P1x1 : Y1aA1
'l'clcpl nc No. 22 ( ) .
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REPUBLICAN TICIET.
I'or I Prcsident ,
'l'hcodore HOOHcvclt , N. Y.
I'or 1 Vice Presidcnt ,
Chas. , V. It'airhallH I : ) , TJIl .
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I'csidcntial lcctors- I
It' A. Barton , Pawnee
A. = . Smith , Douglas )
A. C. Abbott , Dodge
' 1' . r , . Norvnl , Seward
W. P. Hall , Phelps :
M. A. BrowlI , Buffalo
II. II . Wilson , Lancaster
J. C. ohillgOI1. . Douglas
Governor--------------- J. H. I\IicCy )
Lieutenant GovernorB. . G. I'Gi1toll
Secretary ! of State ---------A . Galtlsha
Auditor _ . . _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ . _ E. M. Searle , Jr.
'l'r ( ' \\1rcl.----- \ _ _ _ . . . Peter rortCI1SCII
HII pcri 11 tClld' lit- _ . _ _ _ _ J. L. : \1' Brien'
Attorney General -------Norris Brown
Laud Colunissiorlcr-----Il. M. Baton
101' I COllljrcsg :
1 Tr.ml ; R J. ; HUHKlt'l".L' , Lincoln.
For State Senator : : -
F. A. 'l'UCKJtH , IUiIilO1(1t. I
For Members of the T.cg-islaturc.
H. B. GnixsrisM , Salem
liOlWli S\I1'1'U , 1)awson
W. E. 1I0GRltllJt : , Stella
1"01' County A Hornc ) ' .
W. ' II. lolwo\\ , Shubert
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Par Supervisor nist. No. 5 :
CII.1S. I' . 20m.T.JtK.
For Supervisor Dist. No. 7 :
AUGUS' POOH.
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BISHOP POTTER.
'l'o one whose temperament is
in il measure thc result of somc-
what provincial environments ,
thc spectacle of Bishop Potter of
New York pIcsiding" over thc
opening of 'saloon in that city
is shocking , rcvolting" He justi-
fics on the ground l that he desires
to reform thc laboring man - of
New York b\ \ " furnishing him
pure liquor at a small cost " 'T hat
is , to make it easier for him to
get. Su thc head of 'a great :
church publicly dedicates a sa-
loon in thc name of the meek and
lowly Jcsus.
After the olives and cherries
were : it ! proper place , thc Vermouth -
mouth and dry martiniS ; duly
chilled , thc ice properly cracked
and the bung started from thc
beer barrels , thc bishop looked
: - . upon his handiwork and pronounced -
nounced it good and closed by
siligiug hc doxology.
Back in the heat stricken districts -
tricts of New York that night ,
the wives and children of thc men
whom Potter is reforming waited
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coining of n. debauched andO
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drunken man , made so by thc
most monumcntal hypocrite and
ass of hc t age. 'rhc opening no
doubt became a carousal , the
doxology was changed to "wc
won't g'o hOlllc until m01'11ing" ,
and thc all seeing eye of God
rested on thc home of drunkards
family and upon thc palace of a
bishop and bet ecil thelll judged
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GOOD F0 1DS .
According to a writer in thc
Louisville Couricr-Jou1'I1al a load
of 18,000 pounds was hauled over
it Kentucky nlacadall1i ] road at
a cost of twenty three cents a
milc. On a stretch of dirt road
thc saute load was hauled two-
fifths of it mile at a cost of$13.50 ,
or at thc rate of $33.75 a mile.
Good roach ; , pay every where , and
pay every body. 'T'his town has
virtually been an island for three
years" half of thc ordinary
spring trade was lost because , of
bad roads. 'l'he merchant and
farmer alike are poorer because
of this condition. Falls 'City is
hard ] up and thc drain may be
traced to poor roTlds. This is a
condition and not a theory and
the rcmcdy cannot be applied too
ql1iclc The railroad division ,
brick plant and other industries
will conic in due scason. Good
roads must first bc obtain cd.
Good roach an ; thc greatest nced.
If the commcrcial club shaH suc-
cccd in obtaining them , it will
prove of the greatest value to
this cOlllmunity , and will have
furnished ample excusc fur its ex-
istence.
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A lunatic tried to choke Cyclone
Davis last wC'ck. But was hc a
lunatic ?
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Onc of our enterprising saloon
keepers is serving Bishop Potter -
tcr cocktail. _ .v..rs t revornarc. _
How many merchants in this
county net 25 per cent on thc
annual sales ?
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Judge Parker has further alienated -
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lena ted western democrats by re-
sig'ning- a fifteen thousand dollar
job.
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The 'l'ri1Htne desires the cooperation -
operation o'f ; all good citizens who
believe in tle ) general good , aiHl
arc opposed to special priyilcges
to man or set of men
any . . . . . . . . , . . , . . - - . . _ , _ . . . . . .
The Auburn Post is bright and
newsy under its new manage-
mcnt. It has quantities of advertising -
tising" matter and legal notices
and bears every evidence of . thc
prosperity we feel sure it 'will '
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No legitimate enterprise fears
publicity. It follows therefore
that any . business enterprise
which courts thc darkness and
resents publicity' is not pursuinr {
a legitimate business or is not
conducting its business in a
legitimate manncr.
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Some men are wasting their
lives ' . 'rids is
making money. a
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beautiful world and there arc
many , many beautiful things in
it. It is possible to get the dollar
so close to thc eye that it will
blot out thc universc.
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, - A mans greatest possession . is
ownership of self. Thc most
sublime height humanity can
rcacl , i ' toal1cly and certainly
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. .10'61 thc world in the face , with
' , ill of its passions and desires ! and
say , HI yield to none of you , you
arc my servants and 1 am YOU1'
mastcr. -1 own llrsel r. "
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As was lg-g-csted. ; . in these
COlUlllS lately , H. , P. SchneLler-of
Fremont has been appointed a
member of thc excl1t'e
\'e com-
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. mittce 'of thc republican national
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, .fQ1.1uJ..i > t.e. , < 31".Jq' ; much as Mr.
Schneidcr' is thc only memhcr of
this committee who is not a mcm-
bcr of thc natidnal committee ,
thc honor con fcrcd by his
appointment is all thc greater.
Itl { 'ti nor * has it that hc desires to
succcc Sei1ator Millard and wc
believe that there is no man ill
thc state better fitted for thc
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position then Schneider. Hc is i ' \
a gentleman of \"Ist + business interest - ' ,
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tcrcst and stands '
probably closer' .
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to President Roosevelt than al ; y
other Nebrasl\Hn. For the republican - .
publican party to 'ho11'ol' him is to
honor itself and h-to break awl : ;
front .thci , P'niciotIS habit l of oil- , "
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fering its onices of distinctin - .
upon ' Buell who hive 'ilo other . or ;
greater qualifications than - those : '
of good fellowship and political ,
sag-acity. . '
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The great catalogue houses arc' .
using the rural routes cxtcns \'ely.
Farmers write to these houses , . '
mail the letters in the rural box ,
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buy their money orders of the
carrier and rcccivc their erchal1-
disc without leaving their homcs.
The home merchant loses out.
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Give him direct telephone nec- \4. , ,
lion with these same farmers and f ,
he will receive many orders by
'phone which would otherwise , go
to the catalogue il0USC.
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Good cleats ice from Culp's lake
delivered at yom 1oor.-Cu1p IGC . . . .
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