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November . . THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
25 , 1904 . . . .
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THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
Published Every li'riday at
li'AT.JLS CITY , NEBRASKA
By
TRIBUNE 'PUBLISHING CO
Bntered a\ secolld.clas matter , January -
ary 13 , 190-lat the post omceat I . ' alls
. City , Neb. , tinder the Act of Congress
_ of March 3 , 1879.
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ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR
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Telephone No. 226.
A DUTY.
. : . Stupendous majorities . beget
_ , stupendous responsibilities The
. - , government of thc state of Ne-
braska for he ncxt two years
will bc wholly and entirely administered -
ministered by thc republican
: partyIn no branch of it , legislative -
, I , lath'c , judicial or executive can
the party divide the responsibility.
, - Thc ensuing legislature owes a
duty to its party , but a greater
duty to thc tax. payers of thc
stat < : . Every member should exert -
crt every influence towards economy -
OIllY and should not vote for the
appropriation of a single penny
not absolutely necessar ) ' .
II the legislature will elect
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lIon. g..r. .Bmkctt without delay ,
pass the appropriation bills which
should carry no more money than
is required and adJourn without
. ncccssary delay , the state of Nebraska -
braska is safely rcpub1ican. If
thc legislature fails 10 do this , wc
may expect continuation of thc
doubt which was apparent but a
rc , , ; weeks ag-o.
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COUNTY rl/IONEY.
Richardson County will have
more money 1 his year than it can .
lcg-itimatety usc. It is the duty
of every member of thc board to
use c'cr.efrort . to economize
\VC arc assured that thc two republican -
publican mLmbers elect will do so.
\Yc know that l\Iessrs Atwood
and Zoellcr will use every effort
to reduce thc expenses of thc
county. A large surplus is a
great temptation to excessive cx-
- pcnditmc. 'Vc trust that thc
next board will be able to resist
the tcmptation.
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In the meantime remember
that we have kept thc faith " and
" ( . have fought a good light hhd
, that all thc powers of evil aided
and abetted hy the everlasting
office seekers will not avail in thc
cnd.
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"rhc meeting thc state central -
tral committee last week ; which
promised to bc sensational passed
on without thc slightest trouulc.
' , The republican party is big
. - enough to stand success and thc
disgruntled individuals who were
looking for trouble were run over
. without cercmony. .
oan. _ , _
The Journal wails that thc
county central committee did not
consult it during the last cam-
paign. The county central com-
mittec would have been err glad
to do so if it had darcd. It went
as far as safety would pcrmit.
Why should thc republican party
submit its plans to young Martin
who is in democratic employ ?
Why should thc republican part
reveal its plan of campaign to
mcn who were openly lighting 1
thc ficket ? Wliy should the
republican party consult the court
reporter of a delllocratic judge ?
There is a great Amcricall game
called poker and no one is more
familiar , with it than thc Journal
crowd.Ve are told that one of its
cardinal rules is never to show'
your hall l to your adversary. . If
thc committee prcfcrcd to follow
this rule , why should thc Journal
complain ? Can thc leopard
change its spots ? Can a man
whose daily bread depends upon
democratic will bc trusted with
thc details of a republican campaign -
paign ?
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What a shamc that of all thc
° republican counties of the state ,
Richardson alone fell out of thc
brothcrhood. Just nine fusion
members of thc next legislature
and this county furnishes two of
thcm. Every other republican
county remained stcadfast. Many
counties heretofore democratic
became rcpublican. \VC alone
have &inncd. And yet there is a
better day coming , when thc pet-
ty malice and spite of a few disappointed -
appointed men will not avail thc
opposition. The republican party
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knows its friends and its enemies
and by this knowledge ] is prepar-
cd to wage the war with succcss
in the futurc.
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" ' 1'hc l\'Iartins ' did beat Hcavis
one year ago and they are proud
of it.-1'hc Falls City Journal.
Once upon a time , long years alto ,
so the fable runs , a chariot was
pursuing its lumbcring' way down
of Iomc. A -
thc streets fly alighted -
cd upon its hub and watching thc
dust that was raised cried out in
its ' thi : . weak voice "sec what a
dust I am causing" " The Miles :
estate ran a chariot whose wheels
were sticky with"dong-h"throllgh
the judicial district last year and
caught a g'00d1l1any flies among
them being several democratic
apostatcs. Never discouragc-
mcnt struck thcm since . but that
as a relief from present lcpudia-
Hon and disaster their minds have
recurred to hc t chariot. , rid and
their weak , impotent voices have
been raised with cries "Good Lord
what a dust we flies did kick lip. "
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Now that Th2nksgiving < : is past
it is time for the mcrchants to begin -
gin to think about thc holiday
tradc. Of course they have all
laid in a supply of goods to meet
thc demands , and now they must
find buyers , and thc way to do .
this is to advcrtise.
.In this respect wc wish to call
their attention to the fact that
The Tribune is the ' -BmS'l advertising -
vcrtising' medium iit thc . county.
That's a plcnty.
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Despite the prevalcnce of robbcry a goodly
number of peapl ( ' continue to tow away money
in lHl1g's , Jugs amid Jars , by l sewing it up in
Skirts and Bcd Ticks , by tucking it under
Couches and Carpets , in cupboards and bureau
drawers , or carrying it about in their pocket -
thus endangering their lives and none- . Better -
ter stow it away in thc
FALLS CITY STATE BANK
\Vhcre you can get it when desired. r R
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Wi11 ] 1 you let tiS fit you in a pair of 1 '
$ Winter Shoes if you are promptly i
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% and politely waited upon ; rightly : fit-
red and you fret the best style your. I ( ,
price will purchase ? f
J If I roe get the utmost comfort that . „ . :
can bc put into a shoe ; and have thc I
guarantee of a straight-out shoe I
house ; to have any complaint , no - ' , ' : I
. matter how slight , promptly satisfied , . . . i E I
' and to know that you get a 1 d llar's ' :
j . worth for every dollar you pay ? , ' " I
I : tlow About It ? I
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GEORGE B. HOLT '
! The Shoe l1an. I I'
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Itmf 1j if 1t 1i ! TIME TABLE
$ . " 1 m''fl1t.W&t YJ
f - f \l1 J Ii. t j Palls City. Neb.
tbf.cm \ , - ,
Lincoln Denver
Omaha Helena
Chicago Butte ,
St. Joseph Snit Lake City
Kunsus City Portland
St. Louis and all San Francisco
points cast and and all points
south. west.
TRAINS r.iAV8 AS i IOJJOWS :
No. 42. Portland St. Louis
Special , St. Joseph ,
Kansas City , St.
Louis and ; all points
cast aJll south. . . . . 7:24 p 111
No. 13. Vestibuled express ,
daily , Denver aJll
all point west and
northwest. . . . . . . . . . 1:33 : a 111
No. 14. Vesli1iuled express ,
daily , St. Joe , Kan-
sas City , St. Louis
and all points cast
and south. . . . . . . . , . 7-13 : a III
No. 17 Local express , daily
\VY1110re and points
eastwcstnorthwest 12:17 : p 111
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No. 15. Vcstibulcd express , ,
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daily , DCllvcr , and
all points west and . .
northwest . . . . . . . . 1:24pm ! I
No. 16. Vcstibuled express
daily , S. : Joe , Kansas - f
sas tity , 8t Louis
Chicago and points
cast aJlI south. . . . . 4:30 : p m
No. 18. Local express daily
Atchison amid points 1
south and 'Vest. . . . 3:58 : p m
No. 41. Sl. Iouis-Portland i
SpccialLimicohtI-Ie-
lena , Tacoma and
Portland without c ;
change . . . . . . . . . . . -10:07 : p 111 ° m t
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No. 115 Local accolllllloda- I I l
tion , daily e x- '
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cept SundaySalem , I : .
NClllaha amid Ne- I \
braska City. . . . . . . . 10:30 : P III it (
Sleeping , dining amI reeling chair I" "
cars ( scats free ) 011 through traills. "
'ficlets sold and baggage checked to I }
sny point ill the States or Callada. For
information , time tables , maps and
tickets , call on or write to G. Stewart )
Agent , Falls City , Neb. , or J. Frauds ,
G. P. & 1' ' . A. , Omaha. 1
When you need a tablet call at
A. G , 'Vanners.
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