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lion. - : - E. J. Burltett
Our member of Congress
will speak at the
COURT HOUSE
ednesda.y , October 26 , 1904
at 7:30 : p. m.
Come Early and get a Good
Seat.
oon. Norris Brown
Candidate for Attorney
General will speal in
FALLS CITY
Saturday Evening , November 5
Board of Supervisors. .
'L'hc county board adjourned
Saturday of last week after a
session of hard work for the
mem1JcrR. 'l'he question of greatest -
cst importance which camc bc-
lore the board was thc' organization -
tion of a drainage clistrict. H.
ia. Grinstead and Ii' Harlow had
secured thc services of Mr. Elliot
was sent here by Sec'y Wilson of
thc dcpartmcn of agriculture to
investigate , local conditions and
report to the board his conclu-
sions. A petiiton signed . by
nearly every owner of bottom
land \ had been Presented to thc
board asking for the organization
of a drainage district and a bond
bled f \ which represented two million -
lion dollars offered thc county to
hold it harmless from any cx-
pcnse. Mr. Elliot reported aft : r
a weeks investigation vf thc
river and thc bottom lands , that
thc river could bc 'strai hlcne\ ( \
and overflows prcvcnted. Hc
said he had been in the drainilg'c
business for twenty live years
and that for a cost of sr an acrc
thc whole of thc Ncm.llta bottom
could \e \ reclaimed and thc land i
made worth $100 per acre. 'l'his
would add greatly to thc taxable
\ property of the country and 1
I would 1not cost a cent to anybody
but thc owners of thc bottom
: lands while it would help c\'cry
I tax payer in the county. Not
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v : wthtal1\in ! ' \ the fact that nIl
bet tOIl1 land owners were in fa-
vor of thc plan and nobody ob-
jcctcd the board refused to or-
g-anizc thc district. Every republican -
publican II1cmbcr voting in favor
of it and every democratic member -
her voting , who did vote , against
it. i
"Thy thc bottoll1 land owners
cannot bc permitted to reclaim
their lands when they file such a
Petition and a Loud signed by
Joseph H. Miles , E. S. 'Towle
and men of like financial responsibility -
bility , may bc explained by thc
democratic members of the board
but to the outsiders is incxplica-
ble. A numbel' of tax matters
were acted upon ns well as a
numbcr of claims. One claim
was filed by the county attorney
for S250 which the board cut to
200. This claim should have
been cut further as thc attor.ey :
has performed . no service whatso-
c"cr. The hoard adjourned to
Jan. 3rd , 1905.
"Under Southern Skics" is one
of thc most cOll1plcte productions
that travels Ever ) ' scene and
property used in hc presentation
is carried , as is also an electric
Qutlit for the proper lighting of
thc sccncs. At thc Gchling'
TheatiCTlutrslay , Oct. 27th.
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Is Berge Popular ?
L'hc Democrats arc boasting
of thc popularity of Geo.V. .
Berg'c their candidate for Govcr-
nor.
'l'hosc who remember thc
Crashing defeat administcred him
by Hon. E. J. Burkctt when hc
was a candidate for Cong'resin :
this district , have taken these
fairy talc's of popularity with a
; ; rain of allowance. 1'0 set the
matter at rest , 'l'he 'I'ribune has
secured from thc county clerk of
Lancaster county a certificate of
the vote thc year Bergc ran 011
thc prohibition ticket. Read it
and draw your own conclusions
Ollice of County Clerk Lancaster
Cou n ty. \V. L. Dawson Clerk
Lincoln. Ncb. , Oct. 12 C)04.
State of Nebraska
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Lancaster County ss' I.V. . L.
Dawson , county clerk of Lancaster -
ter County , Nebraska , cIo hereby
certify that thc following is an
extract of the records of this
office , showing thc vote for Dis-
trict Judge in this district for the
year 1892 , with names of candidates -
dates , party liaitions and number -
her of votes received by each
candidate , and that it is a correct
copy ot said record.
S. J. Tuttle Democrat 2142 \'otes.
J. B. Strode Republican 5220 "
1Vut. Lcce : Independent 2715 "
Geo. W. Berge Prohibition -
hibition 490 votes.
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\\111 soon blowout of the north and the Ttorm Ding I
will be with us.That have you to read about the
glowing embers of the evenino"s fire ? . Every _ Falls
City paper except . '
The Falls City Tribune )
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costs $ I. 50 a year. Look at the following :
The Tribune and the \iVeekly State Journal ] . a year $ 1.00
The Tribune and the Weekly Kansas City Star I. 00
Two papers for fifty cents less than one.
The Tribune and rvTcClure's Magazil.1 , one year $ 1.75
The Tribune and Everybody's Magazine one year 1.75
The Tribune and unsey's ' . .
Magazine , one year 1.7 5 . h
The best local paper and a one dollar magazineJor '
25 cents more than the other papers cost alon . '
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. 'Under Southern Skics" is now
in its fourth successfull season
and has as yet only been seen in
a comparatively small portion of
thc country outside of the larger
citics. The increased enthusiasm
with which thc play is received
on its second and third visits , in-
dicatc that 1\1rs. Parkcr's play
will bc one of thc standard attractions -
tractions for many years to come.
At thc Gchling" Thursday Oct.
27th.
G. " , V. 'Viltsc will sell Poland
China Hogs at his place south of
Dawson October 28.
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Falls City. Neb :
,
Lincoln
Omaha
Chicago
St. Joseph
Kansas City
St. Louis and all
points east and
south.
Denver
Helena
Butte
Snit Lake City
Portland
San Francis co
and nil points
west.
No. 13. Vcstibulcd express ,
daily , DCUVC1' and
all points west and
andnorthwest.
. 1:33 : a m
No. 14. VcstilHlled express ,
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daily St. Joe , Kau-
sas City , Sl. Louis
aud all points east
and south. . . . . . . . . 7:43 : am ,
No. 17 Local express , daily
'Vymore and points
eastwe5tnortlinvest 12:17 : p 111 - - ;
No 15. Vestibuled express , ,
daily , Denver , and
all points west Hud
northwest . . . . . . . . . 1:24 : p i m
No. 16. Ycstibuled cxprcss
daily , St. Joe , Kansas -
sas tity . St Louis
Chicago and ! points
cast and sOl1th. . . . . 4:30 : pm ,
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i"olb. . Local express daily I
Atchison and ! points
south and west. . . . 3:8 : p m
No. 41. St. I..ouis-Portland
Sl'ccialI..incolllHc-
lena 'l'acoma and
Portland without
change. . . . . . . . . . . . 10:07 : poi
No. 115. Local accommodation -
tion , d a i I Y c x-
cept SunclaySaIcm ,
Ncmaha and Ne-
braslm City. . . . . . . . 10:30 : p 111 . 'if'
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riclets sold and
No. 42. Portland St. Louis baggage checked to
auy point iu the States
or Canada. For
pecial St.
, Joseph ,
information
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tables
, 1e , maps and
Kansas City , St tickets , call on or write to G. Stewart ,
Louis and all points Agent Falls . '
Neb.
City . , or J. Francis ,
east and south. . . . . 7:24 : p m G. P.&T. A . , Omaha.
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