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September 10 , 1904 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE . _ _
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THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
Published Evcry J riday at
1'AI4LS I CITY , BRASKA
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TRIBUNE PUI3LISI-IING CO.
Entered 1 as sccond.clasR matter , January -
ary 12 , 190 lat thc post olliceat Falls
j City Ncb. , under the Act of Congress
of March 3 , 18i9.
ONE DOr.I4AR PER YEAH
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
For . President ,
'l'heodorc HpoHcvcll , N. V ,
For Vice President ,
ehm W. Fairbanks , In
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Prcsi c1tiat Elcctor -
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l\A. ! Barton , Pawnce
A. C. Rlllith , Douglas
A. C. Abbott , Dodge
. ' 1' . 14. Non'al , Seward
W.P Ball , Phelps
" ' . , ' M. A. Brown , BUffalo ( _ ,
11 . 11. Wilson , ancasler
J. C. Robinson , Douglas
Governnr--------------- J. 11. Mickey
Lieutenant - Go\'crnor. . B. G. l'Gi1lon
Secretary of State --------A. Galusha
Audilor..I 1 , .l\I. Searle , Jr.
'Treasurer. . . _ _ _ _ _ . . . _ Peter Mortc1\scn \
Superintendent------- J. 14' M'Bricn
Attorney General . . _ . , _ Norris Brown
I.and : Commissioner------IL M. Eaton
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For Congress : . . ,
_ I I.t1tR J. BUHKH'l"l' , Lincoln.
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For ] State Senator :
I : . A. 'l'UCKHH , lIulI1 ohll. ,
For Members of thc Legislature.
H. B. GRINs'I'HAn , Salem
G1OIGH SMl'rH , Dawson
W. H. 1I0 IlWIt . , Stella
For County Attorney.
W. 11. MOHIWW , Shubert .
For Supervisor Dist. No. 1 :
CI I H IR - uo\\'SJt
For ; Supervisor Disl. No.5 :
CIIA9 : F' . 7.OItII.JtH.
For Supervisor Dist No. 7 :
AUGUST POOH.
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Oh Tovnship Caucus.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting .
. ing of the republican voters of Ohio
precinct will he held at the Town Halt
on Saturday October 8 1904 at 7:30 :
O'clock 1',111. , for thc purpose of plac-
ing illllolllination a towu'shil' ticket and
the transaction of such other business
that may cOllie before the IlIl'l'ting'
Precinct Chairmall.
COUNTY ATTORNEY ,
Once upon a time thc demo-
cratic party imported into this
county a young man from Nema-
_ 1m count hy the name of Fred
IIaw by. Thc\ ' wanted somc-
110c1y } to beat Judge \Vilhitc for
county judgc. After the Judge
had trimmed thc young man's
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Arabs ; and silently stole away. "
' 1'hat'party has , now imported an-
other political aspirant in the
person of Mr. James , with the
hopes of beating W. II. Morrow '
for county attorncy.
History will doubtless repeat it-
self and James will be looking for
another location after election
Morrow has been a resident of
t is county for many ycars. He
is a tax-paycr , and is interested in
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thc welfare of thc county.
TIC voters of this county don't
want non-rcsidcnts to occupy its
offices "rc have plenty of mcn
who arc capable and intelligent )
without scnding out for a Hawx-
by or a J amcs. Morrow is cx-
pericnced tJ mes is not. Vote
for Morrow.
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'Vhcn GcrdesLord and Carpen-
tcr ask for your votes ask them
whether they will use their office
if elected to help F ooscvclt or to
oppose him 'Vhcn these g-cntlc-
man ask for your support they
arc asking you to hclp.thcm fight
the president by the election of a
democratic U. S , senator. "Till
you clo it.
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Parker was chairman of thc
New York state democratic central -
tral committcc when David n.
Hill was elected g-ovcrlwr. Hill
rewarded Parker by appointing
him judge. Hc was thc Parker
managcr of Parkers campaign at
.St. Louis. If Parker is elected
hc will doubtless pro . : eecl on the
theory that one good turn ; dc-
serves another and appoint David
secretary of thc treasury and-
What will Bryan do then , poor
thing ?
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The Beatrice Sun is about thc
dirtiest sheet published in a cidl-
izecl i cOllntry. It is a mud mill of
approved paterno Just now it is
\ 'cntingits spleen by slandering
R. R. Kyd candidate for ret re-
lcntati\'c in Gage county. If it
was worth while to resent such
assaults Kyd might male : a visit
to Falls City and talk with some
of thc old timers about thc fellow
who write , thc Sun's editorials ,
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One of the pcakers last Fri-
day evening asked this question
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"What Ict has the Prsidcnt done
that you would have undol1c-
what act of his that you would
have done " ' '
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it o\'cr. The reduction of the
army fo its lowest legal limit.
'L'hc settlement of thc Alaskan
boundary cliO cultyj ; Time Panama
canal treaty adopted with thc
help of nearly every democratic
Senator ; 1'he scttlcmcd of the
anthracite coal strilrhil k it
o\'cr-what is your objection to
thc Presidcnt's conduct. What
would yo.wchang'c ?
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Do you want Nebraska to send
a United States Senator to Wash
ington who will oppose and an-
noy Theodore oos\'e1t ? If you
were in the Senate would you
not cast your vote to sustain the
President ? If so , why not vote
, for thc men who will vote as you :
would ' vote were the opportunity
given you ? Grinstcad , Hog-rcf ,
Smith and Tucker will vote for
Burkett for United States Senator.
Can you afford to el1l\arr ISs thc
President just because thc demo-
cratic party is trying to prejudice
you against thc revenue law ? Time
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JOIII WILSON I it 'T-
Merchant Tailor -
tft 4 fJitJ f . Wt a
issue in this campaign iH Roosevelt -
vclt and anti-Hoosc\'clt. With
which side arc you tighting'-for
or against ? 'l'herc is no l11iclc1le
ground. You cannot serve two
ma Hers. Burkett will help thc
Prcsidcn Our legislators will
help Burlctt. Will you help the
parties supporting thc Presic1cnt
or the parties who are fighting
liinl ? It's up to you.
In Praise of Cha.mberla.in's Colic ,
Cholera and Dii\.rrnoea Remedy.
"Alluw mc to give you a few
words in praise of Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy , " says 'Mr. John Ham-
lett , of Eagle Pass , 'l'cxas. "I
suffered one week with bowel
trouble and took all kinds of
medicine without getting any relief -
lief , when my friendIr. ! . C.
Johnson , a merchant here , alvised
mc to take / this reined ) . After
taking one dose I felt greatly relieved -
lic\'cel and , when 1 had taken thc
third dose was entirely curcel. I
thank you from thc bottom of my
heart for putting this great
remedy in the hands of man-
kin.el. " For sale by A.G. 'Vanner
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