March 4 , 1904 , THE PALLS CITY 'I'RIRUNE ( ' 5
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THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
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j" Published Every Friday at
AI.LS CITY , NEBRASKA
By
ROSS & HAY
. . ti ' , IDutcrcd ilS HccOlll-cli1S matter , .Tanu-
A.'i : uy 12 , 1J04at ) the post ollice at Falls
City , Neh. , IIlHh.'I'tllc Act of Congress
of Mill'cll 3. 18(1)
ONE DOLLAR PEH YEAR
Telephone No. 226.
REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES.
The rcpublican voters of Liberty
precinct are called to meet in thc opera
house in Vcrdon on thc 12th day of
March , 1904 , at 2 o'clock p. m. for thc
purpose of selecting fourteen (14) ( ) delegates -
cgatcs to attcnd thc county convention
to bc held at Falls City on thc 17th day
" of March , and to transact such other
business as may properly come before
, said mccting. \V. H. MARK , .
Commi Uecmen.
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Thc republican voters of Arago precinct -
cinct are hereby called to meet atV. .
14. Klcbcr's store in Arago on Wednesday .
ncsday , March 16 , at 2:30 : p. m. for thc
purpose of selecting ten (10) ( ) delegates
to thc county convention to be held at
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. , Falls City on Thursday , March 17 , and
to transact such other business as may
come before thc caucus.
G-Eo. M MOORH , Committccman
ANNOUNCEMENT.
, I hereby anJlouncc myself as a caudate -
date for representative subject to thc
action of thc republican county COIl-
vcntion. CASS .ToNHS.
There arc men who never have
a kind thought for a fellow man.
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) -f. , ' 1'hcy arc a friend to a man only
in proportion to thc good hc can
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I do them or the benefit to be derived -
rived from their influence and
they are an enemy to a man only
as they fear his powcr. When
they sec a man that they think
, they can use they bring all thc
fawning , flattery and ) sedncti
hypocrisy of their natures to bear
, in winning his friendship. When
they see a man whom they fear
they resort to all the contemptible -
. blc means at their command to
1 , crush him. They attract as the
serpent charms his prey ; the at-
tack : as the serpent when thc prey
is charmed. 1'0 one -who is on
his guard , such a man cannot
long disguise his true nature.
If he shakes hands with you , you
detect the lack of cordiality in
tHe grasp ; he rarely speaks to
his acquaintances on the street ;
t he is haughty and overbearing
in his manner toward those who
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\ ' are in any way associated with
him ; he praises no one but him-
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self and his eyes have an cxpres-
\ sion that betokens the crafty
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cruelty of his nature. There are
' -1 , ; many such men in the world and
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, you never knew one that amounted -
ed to anything' . 'rhcy may shine
for a while with reflected light ,
but they soon or later suffer total
eclipse.
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MICKEY.
One or two papers have been
. pointing out that Governor l\Iick-
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ey ran considerable behind his
ticket two years ago and from
this they predict he would stand
no show of re-election nest fal1.
\Ve ' hardly think the point is well
taken. It must be remembered
that , unusually bitter fight was
rule against I\-lr - : i\Iickcy. : The
opposition claimed that if elected
he would misgovern the tate in
every way , that he would turn
the common wealth over to thc
railroads to be governed thereby ,
and a lot of other foolish predictions -
tions were also made. All this of
course had its effect , and served
to cut down his majority. But
none of these evil predictions
have come to pass , and in his of-
Hcial record , his opponents can
find nothing upon which to base
their opposition. Many who
voted against him two years ag'o ;
have learned that he h ; not the
man that was represented by his
versaries and that there has
been nothing in his administration -
tion that they cannot commend.
1\11' Mickey is entitled to a re-
nomination and we maintain that
he ought to have it.
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
T. J. Gist spent Sunday in
Salcm.
A. Neitzel was in IIumboldt
over Sunday.
Clyde Johnson drove to Bara-
da on business 1\Ionday.
Do not fail to see Long when
you want Seed Potatoes.4
C. A. Chesley went to Hiawatha -
Wednesday afternoon.
Joe Ray of Humboldt was in
town on business l\1onday.
? \ Irs. J. C. Shulenberg- Bara-
da was in the city'Ionday. .
Chas. Hoffman made t't business
trip to Kansas City 'l'uesday.
G. S. Cleveland made a busi-
ness trip to St. Joe Vvednesday.
J. J. Bauer of Vcrdon made a
business trip to this city 1\'I.onday.
Norman l\h1ssclman went to
Kansas City Tuesday afternoon.
A. N. Glenn and ' ' . J. Evans
left'ruesday for a trip tu Geary ,
O. 'r.
J. J. Tanner was looking- after
business matters in Humboldt
11'riday.
Now watch the ladies make
goo-goo eyes at the millinery
ndows.
Neal Mulligan who is working
on the Hiawatha Herald spent
Sunday in this city.
Leopold \V oU and family left
this week for their future home
in ta1'ah , \Vashington.
\V. A. Greenwald was called to
Kempton , Pa.Friday by the very
serious illness of his mother.
Sherman Bowers went to 1\1an-
hattan , 'Kan. , Tuesday to take a
position as a telegraph operator.
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: 1W\1A'M \
COUCHES :
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From today until Mardi 5th , illChlSu
lye , ve will sell > > COUCHES at : : : :
H20 . PER CENT OFF
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: r,1 A COUCH
( ,4 ° , Y The Same as
Cut , 8 rows of
° tufts , 31 inch. .
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er wide , cov" "
erect in the best of Velour ! : II IV $11.75
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All Couches '
Are of the best
Steel Construction =
tion and are guarD
teed. .
See Our Window Display for
Bargai ns.
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A Good Oak Kitchen Cabinet ,
28x44. two Bins , holds 50
pounds each , at = = $4.25
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Reavis & Abbey : :
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\ r. P. Long , the potato expert ,
was in town edncsday.
Seed Potatoes - BEST ON
EAH'rH.- P. Long.
Frank Uh1ig- moved onto his
farm northwest of the city 1\10n-
day.
Remember that our line of corn
fed meats can not be exce11ed.-
Coupe & Thornton.
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1-1. L. Hunt of Chicago was in
the city the latter part of tlC ,
week visiting his brother , H. 1.
Hunt.
1\lrs. 1\1. E. Grainger of McIntyre -
t're , Iowa was in the city this
week visiting with friends and
reI a ti'es. .
The semaphore tower which
was badly destroyed by fire last
week has been repaired and is
now as good as new.
Manager Jellison of thc Jen.tlC
opera house announces two first t
class attractions. On Monday : ,
l\1arch 14th , 1\'lahara's Minstrel s
will bc here , and on Alonday' ,
Mardi 21 , the Kingslcy-Hussell
company win open for a week' ,
stand , presenting a superb repertoire -
toire of comedies and dramas.
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You can't afford to pay more t
than a dollar a year for a good
newspaper when you can get one
at that pricc.
Most of' the machinery has
been installed in the new mill
and as s : on as thc weather
will permit work on thc boiler
house will bc commenced.
Joe Ogen went to Hiawa.tha t
'l'uesday afternoon. Joe has been
working on a Burlington bridge
gang and is carrying his arm in
a sling as the result of a severe
fall. . r
It is a pleasure to think how
pretty the country around this
town will look but a few years
hcnce. Natures spring robe is
the same style that she wore
when thc world was young , but
it is always becoming just the
same.
1\1. Sweeney has purchased thc
Royal Bowling Alleys and taken
charge of thc business. It is un-
I necessary to state that Mr.
Sweeney will run a model place
I and afford the lovers , of bowling
i abundant opportunity to indulge
, in the sport. 'l'ucsday will be
ladies day. .
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