The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, September 09, 1904, Image 8
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Scarle , J1' r " - TreasurerPeter , M01'tcIIsen , - , Sttpcrintendeut- . . . .u J. \M'Bdc11 - - . Attorney General , ------Norris Brown , . . . : , . : f./fim1 Cousniissioner------H. - : . Eaton . . ' For Congress : . , ' ; . _ , . . l r . iEu J. BUI KP.T'l' , Lincoln. . ' " , - . . . . . / . . . . . . -w . \ ' ; , : ; . , _ F or State . 3cnator : . ' , .s : ' -ri , ] ' - . ; ' " " E.A.'t ! ' ucirYn , Humbol - . , J . ' - - - " . . . . ' : : . ' For Members of the Legislatul'e. - _ ' " - R. 1 : . G-IUNSrEAD , Salem - ' ' " ' . G oi . : Ga' SML'I lI , Drtwson Pl'1' . ' , . ' \V. E. HOCTlHF : , Stella / . ' t . - . , " , " -F.or Comity Attorney . , " " , . . MORrww Shubert _ , . W. H. . , _ . ,1. , . Ly " " , For Supervisor Dist. No . 5 : " . # , . ClIAS. b' . Zoiiiiin " : For supervisor Dist. No. j' : . Aynvsr Poon. , . - . - - . . . . . - - - GREAT 8ATTL-E. The battle of Liao , Yank b - - , ; . \\'C01l thc Japanese and Russians . . . ' "which raged for Sl . many ' days , ' . wiis one of the finest , and most " ' - terrible struggles the world has . . . . _ . . ' , ever witnessed. i . " \ . . ; , ' " But . ' three , times in thy , history \ of warfare have so many men , - ' . . been engaged and never has a 1 : conflict . , been more desperately " "contcsted. There arc more men : , " : : . : : - i'1 i either 'Q'll1Y that the total cu- - . . gaga ( on both sides in any battle ' : . : - of f the civil war. - " ; : "The sp , : : ctaclc of half a million : : men murdering each other be- cause of this game men call war appalling . to \'ilizatioll. . 'j . ' Il would seem that some nation , . ; ; = { " . should mediate and intcrfere. It is a safe assertion to say that had . . the Japanese been unsllcccssl in . . , the s'crn.l battles of thc war , ' . the nations of earth would long since have insisted all a cessation ! . ' of hostilities but as long as " . ' . . Russia continues to get the worst - of it and is likely to be driven , > out of \ huria--a.coI1SUt1"tion \ ' ' devoutly hoped Jjy America , England - and and Germany the war will pr' ' ) - . 1'd ! witho.ut molcsation though its progress results in the loss of thousands of\'alualJle lives and makes : the prophecy of pruning' hooks and plow shares as sound- l1g brass and tinkling cymbals. . . . . . . . _ - - - , _ . - - - ROOSEVE t - TS ENEMIES. Senator McClarren of ' ' Brooklyn was iiivitecl to take charge of Jt1ltc Parker'R . campaign in Brooklyn. 'l'hc senator declined pleadinr : : that he could not afford it. 'Within a week hc rcconsid- cred and acccpted'lhe trust. Now comes Thomas Lawson the Bos- ' ton multimillionaire who 1R showing up the system by which the Standard oil people ruined thousands of men through the mnipula'ti011 : of thc lmalgUlH1.t- cd . copper deal , and offers to con- tribute one hundred thousand dollars to the democratic cam- paig-1 ! fund if he cannot prove that the Stanclrcd oil company employed McClarren at a salary of $20,000 a . year to acccpt the p05itio 1. 't his is a condftion that should appeal to every patriotic cith ( 'n. If It be possible for these mighty corporations to humiliate and defeat a man' because hc hc chooses to ' .ie his own master and insists 011 obedience to law even on thc part of those high in thc social and commercial world , then this nation will cease to be at the people amid for t he people ' 1'hcclection of Theodore oosc- vca to fie presidency ot the United States will be far more an American victory hat it will be party \'ictOl and it will add another item to the great mass of historical c'cnlrvltkh tends , to prove the ability of thc people 'to govern themselvcs. . . , . . . , . . . _ ' ' " + : " ' 'w a ' 02''Uws ' .ns..ata Age , ability and experience are very essential in a county at- . tori1ey. Men should vote on this office with the same lre/that they would exercise in selecting an attorney to care for his 'per- sonal business. Vote for Mort row. taaaea w. nn7R..raca The democratic central committee - mittee has selected Josh Lord of Salem to fin the vacancy on the legislative ticket causd by the clc- clin'ation of \Vl11. J. McCray. The News" ( thinks they will win as the Lord is on their side , but this is only a Josh. . . . . . . . . . . . .era acne - - - M.tu1s A vote for Grinstcad , Hogrcfc , Smith and Pucker b a vote for Elmer J. : Burkett for United . States senator. A vote against them is a contribution ! on your part to defeat an able , earnest and deserving - serving young republican. All of tht1republican candidates are bus- incss men of acknowledged abil- ity. They arc acquainted with the needs of Richardson i county 'rhcr will be as eager to legislate in your interest as any other men can possibly bc and because of their allcgiance with the doni- inan party will bc able to' ' accomplish - complish more in the way of legislative . islativc reforms , than their OPP- ncn ts , . , - - - - - 'rhe readers of this paper can confer no greater favor upon it than trading with the by mer- chants who advertise in these colu111ns. \VC arc endeavoring to increase our circulation by a1 ! ofT ( , r which wc think is liberal. \Vc could employ a solicitor , but \ve prefer to give you the benefit of the salary ve would have to pay him by reducing the subscription - . scription price to twenty cents till January 1st , 1905. For many years Barnum : & . Bailey have had thc greatest- show on earth If any Llst tU- Hon in this country could afford to do without advertising it woulel seem this show Gould. However this aggregation is today out of the greatest advertisers in the worJel. Notwithstanding that it has been a household word for hvcntv years , and known at least by reputation ; , by every youth in Amcrica. it continues to use printers ink in unlimited quail ti- tics and that is one reason why it is tile . greatest - - . show . , 011 earth. 1'0 improve and perfect the bottom roads leading to l ails City : will do more for the busi- ness interest of this town than it would to pave every street in the city. Before another spring comes some definite plan to this end should be adopt and a unit- cd effort made to accomplish thc result. \Vc believe it great deal of I money could ire realized by a > cries of local entertainments such as three days fair or the like. The young men of the town would doubtless participate in a minstrel show say Thanksgiving - giving night , an opera could be given and some other convenient - - - - - - - season and many other money t1l aid ng' entertainments could be dcviscd which should produce a , thousand dollars for road ( lev ( 1- opmen.t'by the early spring- Let \ the Commercial club appoint a committce on cntertainmont to this cnd. - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - ' - - trIte attitude of the non com- batant nations tCwanl ? the Jap- Russian war rctllilHls us of an incidcnt which occurcd in . rural Illinois some years ago , though wc trust the further progress of the war will nol make applicable the whole of thc anecdote The town blrhad ! "picked on"a popular little fellow familiarly known as Billy 1'he father of Billy w\s ; the local Justice of the peace and village oracle. In the early stages of the light Billy was shifty and was thumping slats of the bully 111ltch to the delight of the crowd all(1 the "squirc" who encouraged his ! son . . . with cries f' . "give hium h 1 - - Bill ) " . Right in the midst of one of the justice's scntcnces the fortunes of war changed and 13i11y was dowel ' and the bully was astride of him. Instantly the peace of the community was out- raged and thc law personified in' thc justice , was made manifest by the old man shouting at the top of his voice , ' Iii the mime of the law . I command thc peace" and the fight stopped. - - Ilt\t Sold :1 file ) of Cfll\mhcrlt\.in'zs Cough Remedy I have sold Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for more than twenty years and it i has given entire satisfactiOli. I have . sold a pile of it and can recommend it highly.-Joscph McElhincyLint- tau o'n ; loa. . You will find tlmi5 remedy a good friend whcn troubled with a cough or coW. It always affords quick relief and is pleasant to take. 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