The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, June 24, 1904, Image 18

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TilE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
Published Every li'riclay at
FAILS CITY , NEBRASKA
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I glltered 1 1U secolHI.clns'I : maUcr , .Talllt-
, . a ry 12 , IIJO , lIt the Best : onicc at 1 I.'alls
' : City , Nch. , tinder the Act df Congress
of March J , 1879 .
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c REPUBLICAN TICI < ET.
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I Presidential 1'Jlcctors l -
. I. . " A. Barton , Pawnee
A. C. Smith , Douglas
. A. C. Abbott , Dodge
' 1' \ I.b Nor\'al , Seward
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, V. P. Hall , Phelps :
" 1\1. A. Hro"II , IIi.i halo /
; j 1 11. 11. \\11011 , Lancaster
I .T. C. I Robinson . , Douglas
:1 : Governor------ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .1. 11. Mickey.
' Lieutenant Governor.- : . G. l\l 'G i Hall
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Secretary of State - . . : _ _ _ . . A. Galusha
. - 'i I Auditor------ _ _ . . . . . . T. . 1\1. Scarle , .11' .
Treasurer---------2 Peter 1\lortcllsclI
I I Superinlertdeut- _ _ .u. J. L. l\l'Bdcn
- Attorney General : -------Norris : ! Brown
:1 : band Commissiollcl' _ _ _ . _ .11. M. Raton
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For ; Congress :
, 1i ; , \ 1I it J. BUHKH'r'r , f..illcolll.
I Per Slate ' Senator :
' : 1 + { . A. 'l'UCKltII , Humholdt.
Per ; Mcmhcrs of the Icgislatm'c.
H. g. G JUN5'1'JtA1 > , Salem
Gltoitci Jt , hll'rll , Dawson
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W. II. ItocH1ttot [ , Stella
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II For County Attol'llcy.
: " , V. H. lrOIIWShuhcrt
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:1 : If this town keep 011 growing ,
" it WOI1't be long until it can break
into thc "third city" class.
'l'hc weeds in some of' thc
streets need a Hcn lion. The pretty -
ty lawn will show us to much
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better advantage if thc streets arc
kept clear of wccks. .
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The question as to what wc
shall do with our ex-presidcnts
has never been satisfactol'illy an-
swcrcd.Vc ' '
swcrcd. suggest that they
bc compelled by law to take vice
presidential nominations.
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The exposition is i being held at
St. Louis t.o comm mmorate thc
Louisiana purchasc. \Ve sometimes -
times doubt thc propriety 0 f
R commemorating thc event when
we rcmcm\cr that Colorado is a
part of the Louisiana purchasc.
Richardson county dccomocra
will feel much relieved after thc
national convcntion. The county
. ticket can then be selected be-
I cause thc bosses will know from
I which branch of hc party to
1 draft the victims . . for t lie . sacdfice.
The Missouri Pacific Railway
1 company has placed signs at
4 every crossing warning pcdes-
trains that trespassers will be
prosccutcd. And they probably
I would not bc , but should such
trespassers bc injured by thc train
thc company ' would get behind its
' signs and in thc eyes of thc law
i would not bc liable for damages.
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\Vhcn thc Fourth of July comes
woufan't you like to be a boy
and attend an old fashioned coun-
try picnic celebration where every
thing was safe and sanc ?
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Why all this talk about thc
location of thc republican com-
mittee headquarters ? Republican
headquarters are to bc found in
every city and village and in
every cornfield in NcbUlska' this
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The Sunday school convention
brought to town his week many
bright and enthusiastic young
people who arc engaged in a
great and good work. The influence -
JIucncc of thc Sunday school is
very great and thc people arc
glad to have had this baud , , of
workers mcct hcrc.
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There are men who would not
be ca pablc of properly ) assessing
a vacant lot on the river front in
Rube who have a great deal to
say about the manller of assess
lug railroads. Just by way
of diversion , wc would like to see
the valuation they would , place
on thc Burlington property in
Ncbra lm.
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Sonic men in Falls City should
have their cars examined by a
comp.ten : : specialist. It is evident -
dent that they are hard of hcar-
ing' . 't hey stit1l1 : around on thc
streets every day and complain
about hard < 1 times and no work
and all thc time Kansas is crying
for harvest hands. It is only a
few miles f1'Om'li'alls City to the
Kansas line.
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\Vc visited Auburn last week
and with one of thc residents fell
to comparing the good ; points of
our respective towns. We were
getting thc best of the argument
when the Auburnitc played his
trump card by saying , "Oh , well ,
wc may have no waterworks , 110
public library no brewery , no big
flour mill , no business college , or
electric fan system , but our electric -
tric lights burn all night. "
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The people of this city and vicinity -
cinity have plenty to look for-
ward to during the remainder of
this ycar. 'l'hcB.trl1t.l1n. & Bailey
circus is coming ; the Salem chau-
tauqua will atTord an outing for
many ; the fraternal picnic will
bc thc biggest event of its
kind to bc held in south-cast Nebraska -
braska this summer ; after all
these will come thc big political
rallies with torchlight processions
and spread eagle oratory.
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'l'he railroads . 'report that thc
freight business , i. on thc increase
and attribute the fact to good
crop prospects. The railroads
arc pretty good barometers by
which crop conditions arc inli-
catcd. The average man reads
flood reports and other discour-
aging things and imagines that
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OUR CUSTOMERS ARE .J :
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WELL PLEASED _ '
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When customers . . . . are pleased , it is the . . .
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best advertisel11ent-ask . . about . us and i
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NiLttlY - - - - - - - - lti IIG6QSWniRWfJYaMYy
. you viII find out. - Wall Paper is our . . . . . . .
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_ Specialty A _ . 01.-- We - . - - also - ' . . - carry - Paints . - - - , A- , .
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Y Oils 1WONIMS.NO. , Etc. , a I
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Falls City , Nebraska
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he sees aL least seven years of
faminc. ahcad. The railway peo-
pIc keep in touch with the situa-
tion' all over thc country and can
. come . pretty near telling what is
in store for thc f armei' " ' as far as
crops arc concerned. , - _ . - - - - . . . .
H.cv. Dr. Gtl11saulus thc . eminent -
nent Chicago divine , has lived a
life of usefulness ! ' > and won for
himself honor and renown by his
scholarly attainmcnts and by his
eloqucncc. But now hc has
spoIled it all by a lot of fool rc-
milrl\s about the Declaration of
Indcpendenc IJe says that the
framcrs of that immortal docu-
ment labored under intense men- ;
t'll excitement and overestimated
the situation when they said that
all lien were created free and
cqual. If all mcn had been free
and equal there had been no occasion -
casion for a Declaration of Inde-
pcndencc , and there is no doubt
in the iiiincl of any rational
Ainerlcan . citizen that such an
emergency did exist on July 4th ,
1776. They knew what th.ey
were doing whcn they put the
word "crcated" in thc declara-
tion. It appears to us as though
the reverend gcntlcman's logic
( or his theology ) were it little at
fault-but then sensationalism is
seldom 10 icaI.
Sue hy his Duclur.
"A doctor here has sued me for
$15.50 which I claimed \vas excessive -
CCSS1\'C for a case of cholera mor-
bus , " says R. White of Coaclwlla
CaI. "At thc trial hc praised his
medical skill and medicine. I
asked him if it was not Chamberlains -
lains Colic Cholera and Diarrhaca
remedy hc used as I had good
reason to believe it was , and hc
would not say under oath that it
was not. " No doctor could use abe
bc ttcr reined than this in a case
cholera morbus , it never fails.
Sold by A. G. \Vanncr.
E ; ! TIME TABLE
y' ' l jr Falls , City. Ncb . I
Lincoln Dcnvcr
Omaha Helena
Chicago Butte '
St. .Joscph. Snit Lake City
Kansas " . '
City Portland
St. Louis and all ' San Francisco . ' \ ,
points east and and all points
south. west.
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TRAINS iEAy1i : . \5 1101.1,0\\5 :
No. 42. Portland , . St. Louis " " I
SpecIal , St. Joseph , ' . . . . . . \
Kallsns City , m. . ' I . . ;
Louis and all points '
east and south. . . . . 7:27 : p tit ' ' .
No. 13. Vcstihulcd express !
, daily , . Denver and . \
all points west and . , "
1I0rttn\'cst. . . . . . . . . . 1:33 : a tit " .
No. 14. Vestihuled express ,
daily , St. Joe , Kall-
sas City , $ t. Louis . . S
and all points cast , - '
and sotlth. . . . . . . . . . 7:47 : a tit' 'i'
No. 15. Local express , daily . . .
Lincoln and points
west.llot.thwest 1:48 : p 111
No. ? l. Vestihulcd. express , I. . ,
daily , Den\'cr and
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all points west and . ; . : :
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northwest . . . . . ; . . , . 135 : p tit : " ? , . . , . '
No. 16. stihuled express " - .
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daily , St. Joe , ban- ' , , , :
sns City , St Louis " ' '
Chicago and points . ,
cast and ] south. . . . . . .4:30 : p tit . " , .
No. 3 ? . Local express , ( daily , / p .
Atchison and points ( ( ,
south and west. . . . ,4:44 , p m
No. 41. St. Louis-Portlafd : , . _ . '
Spcctalr..1 ncol nHe- I
lcna , 'l'acoma and , . . "
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Portland without "
, change , . . . . . . . . . : ' . 10:0i : p nit
No. 115. Local accommodation - , , . ,
tion , daily I 'oIon- '
clay \Vednsday and
Friday , Salem , ' Ne- . , ,
maha and Nebraska , . { i
City , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11:30 : p'n1
Sleeping , dining and reeling 'chair I
cars ( scats free ) 011 through { traills " r , I
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'rickcts sold and baggage checked to i
any , point in the States or Callada. For , j
information , time tables , maps ' .allll. , aJ
tickets , call on or write to G. Stewart . , .
Agent , Falls City. Neb. , or J. Francis , t in
G P. & 'l' . A. , Omaha. - . L.
W. Ii. : O'ADDOX 'y ' - . . . . -.1' ; '
REAL ESTATE AGENCY .
Lands bought and sold
Hartford Fire Insurance '
Houses in city for sale . + 1
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Honey to loin
Telephone 178