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4 l\'Ictrdl 18 , 1904 TI-IE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE 5 J
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Published Every Friday at
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Entered as second - class matter , Jauu-
. J \ + . - J , . ary 12. 1904at the post office at Falls
. , ; ( " , City , Neb. , undcdhe Act of Congress
of March 3 , 1879.
ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
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f . 'l'elephone No. 226.
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, . : C eng s510na. . I C OnVe1\Llon.
. ' } ' . The republicans of the First cou-
gressional district of Nebraska arc
r . hereby called to meet iu Cou\cntion in
thc city of Lincoln , Nebraska , at ten
o'clocl a. m. , on March 22 , 1904 , for thc
; transaction of thc following business :
' l For the nomination of a rcprcscnta-
li1 tivc in congress and to select two dis-
trict delegates and two alternates to
thc republican national convention to
, be held in thc city of Chicago , Ill . on
; l Tuesday , Junc 21 , 1904 , and for the
transaction , of such other business as
P S may come before the con vcn tion.
1 tI The basis of representation to thc
! ii . several counties of the district in said
I , , convention shall be the vote cast for
Hon. E. J. Burlctt for congress at the
regular election held November 4 , 1902
1 on a basis of one delegate for each
one humlrcd votes 01' major fraction
thereof so cast , and one delegate at
large for each county , which said apportionment -
portiont11cn entitles the several coun-
tics of the district to thc . following representation -
rcsentation in said convention :
Cass---------- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 23
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, .Otoc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 20
Nenlaha _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 17
. d Richardson _ u . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ u _ _ _ _ uu _ 23
I I Pawnee---------------------- ' : . . - _ _ _ _ _ 16
, ; , ' -t"\ v Johnson _ _ - - _ : _ _ _ _ _ _ ' _ - - - - _ _ . _ . - _ _ _ 14
i4 ' I Lancaster - - u _ _ _ _ _ _ u u _ ' _ u u _ u _ _ 60
11 . . Total _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 173
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It is recommended that no proxies be
; t allowed but the delegates be author-
: ized to cast thc full vote of the county
represented by thcm.
By order of the congressional com-
\ f mittce. Dated at Lincoln Ncb. , li'eb-
' , . rnary 13 , 1904. .
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l " E. L. HOI.\'Olm. ' 1' . C. IUNGm ,
Sccretat'Y. Chairman
. Senatorial Convention.
The republicans of Pawnee aild
. Richardson counties in Nebraska are
. " hereby called to meet in Pawnee City ,
. Nebraska , on Saturday , April 16 , 1904 ,
I. . _ ) ,1 , at 5 o'clock p. m. . for thc purpose of
j , placing in nomination a candidate for
" ' thc state senate for the first semitorial
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district in Nebraska , and to transact
such other business as may come bc-
fore the convcntion.
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' ; Thc apportionment of delegates will
1 . bc on a basis of one delegate to each
t ; one hundred votes , or major fraction
i r thereof , rcccived by the Hon. C.H.N01"-
ris for state senator in 1902 , as follows :
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Pawnee county------------------- \ 15
Richardson county------ . _ _ _ ' _ - _ _ _ . 22
llJ' order of senatorial committee
February , 22 , 190. .
' . < ( L A. J. Moss , JOHN CIHA\'HH ; ,
Pawnec Co. Richardson Co.
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m1 v - T'he close student of cause and
, . . , : cfTect can al ways tell the minute
I . thc shoe begins to pinch.
t Fred Miller. has excellent
. ' chances for securing the nomina-
tion for secretary of state. If
\ nominated he is certain to be
I ! elected and he will make a good
i officer.
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The farmers of western Ne-
braska are feeling pretty g'ood
over the recent snow. It assures !
thc wheat crop and the wheat
crop assures prosperity.
Governor : Mickey was allowed
to select his own delegation from
his home county to the state con-
vention. This was a surprise ! to
his enemies and has set them to
gucssing- When the time comes ,
Governor lVricJ\ey : will be rcnomi-
nated without much opposition.
The enemies of Congressman
Burkett have been seeking to
connect him in some way with
the post office scandals. Of course
they have failed to do so. Not
only has Congressman Burkett
proved his official integrity , but
he has proved his assailants 1 to
be the most miserable of 1iars.
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The decision of the United
States supreme court in the
Northern Securities merger case
will mark an epoch in the history
of anti-trust legislation. It win
give the govenmen a firmer
footing in its future contentions
with unlawful monopoly. It will
inspire a more wholesome respect
for our anti-trust laws and win
have a good effect generally.
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The mills of the gods grind
slowly , but somehow , somewhere
the grist of justice must be
ground. As we judge so shaH
we surely be judged. Wrong
may prevail for a day , but right
shaH endure for eternity. When
retribution comes we are likely to
imagine that we are unjustly pun-
ishcd and wonder why it is so ,
forgetting all the while that the
mills of the gods grind slowly.
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p. JUST REBUKE.
The action of the republican
caucuses held in the three wards
of halls City on Tuesday night
was a just rebuke to that element
which has done so much to dis-
rupt the party , and so much to
further factional . strifc. The
success of the regular republican
ticket and the defeat of the lVlar-
tin-Kcim ticket was a splendid
expression ! of the sentiment of the
loyal republicans of this city and
a crushing blow to thc bolters
and obstructionists.
'Yhile the result would have
been the same in any event , the
great lands1ide was doubtless the
direct result of the attitude assumed -
sumed by the Journa1. The ma-
liciouS' attack on I\Ir. Abbey , 1\fr.
Lcekins and I\Ir. Lemmon served
to very forcibly call the attention
of the republicans to the real mo-
tivcs behind the assault. Here
are three men with a record for
good citizenship , high character
and unquestioned repubHcanism.
that might well be envied by any
one of the rang : that has assaulted -
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ed them. It did not sound good
to the , majority of thc republicans
to hear these gentlemen , maligned
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NIILLINRY ' -OPENING d
AT THE
Bon TOil Millinery Store
ON
Thursday , March 31 " ,
Friday , April 1 .
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Saturday , April 2
\Ve corlialy invite every lady in this city and vicinity -
cinity to come and see our display of stylish millinery ] -
linery embracing the cream of the season's designs -
signs and the most artistic creations.
We carry a complete } stock of the higher class
and more cxpensivl" ' goods as well as a complete
line of the less expensive ! goods , thus enabling
us to meet the demands of any pursc.
.
The hats are trimmed by an experienced mi11iner.
Tier work will speak for itsclf. We shall be
glad to"strow qur goods whether you buy or not.
We canine here to stay and mean business.
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coming as it did from that source.
They realized that the Journal
is under complete democratic control -
trol ; that John Martin is official
court reporter for a democratic
judge and must , in the very na-
ture of things , make good to his
chief ; they realized that the power -
er of democratic millions dominate -
nate the policy of that paper ;
they realized that A. R. Keirn
had no intention of being a can-
didate for state auditor and that
his dcclared candidacy was simply
another stumbling block placed
in the path of the party. The
republicans of this city objected
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to having their republicanism
controlled by long distance tele-
lihone from Auburn or by tele-
graph from CaJifornia. The opportunity -
portunity for them to speak came
when the ward caucuses were
held and the overwhelming defeat
of the vlartin-Kcim ticket and
the correspondingly great victory
of the rcgular. republican ; ticket
was a stinging rebuke to the democratic -
ocratic spies in the republican
ranks and settles as far as Falls
City is concerned , the status of
the renegades.
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nTEACHERS. .
At the meeting of the Richardson -
son county teachers asssociation
heM on last Saturday The Tribune -
bune was designated as the official -
cial organ of the association.
The Tribune greatly appreciates
this compliment and will earnestly -
ly endeavor to prove worthy of'
the honor. Not only will we give
space to the educational department -
ment , but we win do all in our
power to further any movement
tending to the improvement of
educational conditions in this
coupty. We want the teachers
of Richardson county to feel free'
to come to this office at any time
and to make their wants 1\:110wn. :
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. JENNE
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