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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1905)
. - - - - - - - . . ; , . . . TilE , FALLS CITY . TRIBUNE Published Every 11'riday at : FALLS CITY , NE13RASKr\ . 13r , ' . TRIBUNE , PUBLISHING CO. I. . , : ' - " ' IattterC(1 as secOIHt-ctass matter , .Tanu- - at'yl , IIJO-tat thc post oniccat 1.'al1s 1 ; . City , Neh. , under the Act of Cong-rcs : , of Mardi : J , IS(1) . . ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ONE DOLLAR pgl YEAN . 'l'clcphol1c No. 22J. : . JUDGE C. B. LETTON . ! , .Among' candidates mcntion- . "ed for supreme judg'c to succccd ; Judge Holcomb is Judge C. B. b p- _ Lctton of Fairbury , NcLr. Judge , , ' Lctton was on thc bench of this , district for eight years and ser- : 'cd his 'peoplc with a fairness and Pte" ' . ; ability that excitcd thc admiration - ; tion and rcspect of all parties. . . 1'hc supreme court recog'nixcd his commanding ability \ by ask- t . ' jug him to resign from the dis- .t trict bench and accept the position , of supreme _ court commissioner. 'rhis hc did and has ever since been one ot the most careful members - hcrs of thc ommission Judge ' Let ton was formcl1) a partner of , " Congressman Hinshaw arid was : president of thc state bar asso ; ia- I . tiOlI last ycar. Should he bc i' nominated for the supreme bench ! ' hc will be c1cted by a command- t' ( ing- vote , and will 'be a \ \'rc(1 to t ' hIS party and all honor to the judiciary. , ) _ _ U . . . . . - , . . _ _ _ . t , ' . - MISSOURI'S SENATOR. The state of Missouri after a hitta and protracted contest has yO ; ' - L finally f elected : lIajorVarner , a dark , horse , for United States : r Scnat r. The republicans of the country . had become apprehensive that , . . the great republican victoryy of last fall was to be a barren one. J-- The the t 1a bitter contest between caucus nominee and Kcrens seem- - likely to prevent the election of " any , one. however , at the last , . 1"r moment l'IajorVarner was ele : . ' ccter.1. Of all the men in Miss- I. : f , , .ouri Major Warner is best fitted , j' : - . - > " to measure up to the true re- . ' y ponsibi1ties of the position. An S : . , "I acquaintance of more than ten \ I . , , u . i. years wiih him convinces the , write that Missouri has chosen " a man of unquestioned ability . . ; ' , and integrity to be its 1'eprt'scn- -p : " tat \'e in the upper house of con- gress. The State , is to bc con- , , , g'ratulatecl. : . . - . . . . . . - . . - " . . . \ Are you observing len t ? L ' ; - ; - - I , , ; ' 1'he'ym Jl' paper says that \ 'j ; ' , . r , - the beef trust is cowed. f. ' , ' - ( Because it has always been , z : therefore it will not always be. , t The one thing that is sure is . ' , : chang-e. . . . . . . . - - - ' - - - change.'t'hose : 1'hose ladies who are not clean- . _ ing house arc attending the ( lis- trkt club meeting- The men are therefore eating at the lunch counters and spending their evenings - I ) Ilings at their places of business : - - 'rhc delegates to the district convention of \\-oman clubs arc heartily .vcJcomc , and are strict- lyal1 l rig'ht. Just thc same , on appearance at least.'e would rather have thc teachers institute with us any day in the weck. For ours , g'i'e us a school mill'III' . IIA man set nests of egg-so Few beIng hatched , he went to his friend for sympathy. But his friend said , "you should not count your chickens before they are hatched. " Said the man , "it is only hc who counts chickens before they are hatched who sets " - - eg-g-s. "A man said to his friend , "tell me what is the most dreadful thing ! that ever happenecl. " His , friend answered , 'Ia man loved a woman who loved him ; but after- wards she ceased to love him. " 1'hcn the man said , "I have known of uiamny , t1l allY things i to happen to people more dreadful than that. " Said his friend , "but this happened to me. " \V. E , Dorrington has repre- sented this city as mayor with distinguished abilty. lie did not use his , office to oppress an op- 1)011CIIt , nor to reward a support- ! cr. Hc madc a r : .cntemanly ! care- ful business like official , Is it any wonder that the citizens of this city regardless of party arc givinglmium their . \ 'oluntarassur - - auces or support ? - - , . . \Vh'n the republican mass con- 'ention sat in rapt attention on the magnificent speech of Mr. Harlow which , closed with the astounding and astonishing state- ment that thc speaker ( led line(1 thc nomiation , for mayor , some fellow with the proper appreciation - tion of the eternal fitness of - ' in low thing-sstarted to sing a voice : " Teasing , Teasing , I was on..1y teasing you. " _ r _ \V. E. Doring-ton di' not ask for the nomination for mayor , ncith er will he make an unseemly - ly canvass for elcction. he teal- i.es i : the work the next year will bring to that officer , and the responsibility - sponsibilit the expenditures for improvements will entail , conse- qucntly he will submit the matter of who shall be entrusted with these dutIes amid this respot1sibil- i ty to those money is to be spen t. Promising the same care and integrity in thc manag'emelltof the peoples business as he has always shown in private affair , and in which hc has never de- faulted. The Standard oil is withdraw- Ing' from thc oil fields f of Kansas. It is surrendering its leases , tak- ing out its tanks and preparing to dcstroy the markets for Kansas oil. Like a spoiled child , it is going to take its doll rags and go homc. It will not slide down thc Kansas cellar door any 111ore. Kansas replies br going to work wIth energy on the sndependcn , - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ . - - - . . , . . . . _ _ " - " - = - - - - .1l n- To Provide Shelter For the wife and little ones is a sacred duty. But this usually involves - volves a systematic plan of saving ; and hehabit t of saving often has has its beginning a small bank accollnt. If you have no bank ac- count start one now no matter how small. I t is our mission to assist men in their efforts to become money sa verso Falls City State Bank . . , . . , [ : .sr : ' - = refiner ' amid ' ill- refinery , olTcring' special - ( duccmen for the construction of an indcpendell pipe line to thc g-ulf. 'l ' ime merchants of this country should purchase inde- penden oil whencver 1)ossible. 'l ' ime people can aid in the Stand- arcl oill fight by doing' likcwisc. The action of Russia in removing - ing" General Kuropatldn and thc Czar in writing the 'orl disgrace across thc order for removal , is exciting thc criticism and com- tempt of the civilized world. 'l'hc old general was the idol of his soldiers , and has fought his fight manfully in spite of trcmen- deus discourag'emcnts. He has been exposed to the great dang'crs and has endured untold hardships and anxiety. And all for a week minded autocr" t who now wri i tes disg-race as a rcwarc1. The Czar is both ung'ratdul and inhuman , a fitting head for his horrible g-overment. Complain is madc as tu the position of men who attend one convention and afterwards be- came members of a srcDncl. All kinds of epithets arc being ap- plied to such by certain of our citixens. The source from which these statements emanate make the matter a huge jokc. "Whcn the devil is sick , the devil a saint would be. " The premise from which the conclusion : of infamy is drawn IS a false one. Sonic of the most arclcnt supportels of the citixcn's candidates have stated in thc hearing of the writer that the friends of 1'11' Harlow and the opponents of Mr. Leyda were in time majorityat the : . citizens caucus. Time ) attended this convention to voice their scn- , timcnts. They were prevented from doing' so by a series of unfortunate - fortunate circumstances. Are these men to be lamed thc right to express their preferences sim- ply because they were in a caucus in which they had no voice ? Even - en the Falls City News thc paper in which the call for the citizens convention appcarcd exclusively , was compel1ed by l its sense of fairness to speak cf the matter in the following expressive language - uag'e : It was a ( lint ) ' piece of business without any extenuating circumstanccs. " 't une voters of Fails City are not bOlllHl by such "busi ness. " , - If Sunday is a pleasant day , spend the afternoon out of doors. Get your lungs full of fresh air. 'l'ahc : a walk and loblc about you , that you ma ) ' sec how beautiful is the world in which you livc. You will live longer , better and happier by living as much as pos- siblc in thc open air. Notice tfJ Credilors. III the County CUllrt of Rlchanlsoll Cowlty . . , N..hra"l < : tIn 111 the mailer of Ihu estate IIf Marian . . . Itauic , r . (1. ' ceasl. It Is ord 'red by the Cllllrt that 1111' 111111I linlit , ' , I for cn'lIlurt , III lilt ! cltllll a"allll"alI'slall' , Is nix 1110111111'1 fWIII the 171h slay of Aiuch H05. allel all clallllH not flied III this cunrt cl Rimy I verificd Oil III' before said , Iasi ii ; * iiI " .Ial . . will I i I hi' forever harn'eI. 1 Or- tlt'n',1 flll lIii' rIInlt all clallllH /I'l'tl / l all'aillst said ctolall' ( will h. cxalllllll'.1 all,1 adjusted , by mho court , III IIII' county court rounl III the court hOllbC III * I'alls 1 CII ) ' . III , sand county , May 171h. , Jllly 17th and RCIJII'llIhl'r 171h , 1'\5. ( lIy IInltr of mho court tlaleclIarch ; 15. 1')05. J. 1 < / . \\11,1111'11 , , m""J r ] 11-4 CouulyJuduc , Notice 10 Credilors. 111 the Cuioity Court IIf Hichanitoull : Couoty Nebrasica : III 1111I matter of tlm l'Klalu IIf 11.nr . ' HII'IH . clec'asl'eI It is llrelen'cl , by the . court that ; mho ( Into 11111111',1 for creclilorH III file clallllH lImllua said estate III nix months from till 41h day uf \Iarch ; Jllt15. , allll all clall1lF not liIecl 1'1 i this court duly \'t'rlllttI , Ullor bcforo . said last lIalll- t',1 , date . will he forever harn'eI. Ordered further - IIwr that all claillu ; filed auailstsald estate ill I. , I'xalllilleci allel :1Ijllslt'cl ! l by limo cour ( . III thu county Cllllrt CHIlli. III mho cUllrt house III Pallt City III said , cowity AIay ,1\11 , , July 4th allli Sep lumber 41h. 1'105. By order IIf the court dated , It' arch 4th 1'105. J. R. Wl1hJ\l' 10Sail ] COIIIII ) ' J hlll'c- Clmmbcrlam's Colic , Cholera and Dla.rrhoea Hell1cdy. 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