THE FALLS CITi' TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , AUGUST II , 1905.
THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
Kutcrcil as second-class matter ns
Falls City , Nebraska , post ofllcc , Janu
ary 12 , l'X)4 , under the Act of Congrcst
of Miirch 3 , 1870.
Published every 1'rlday at l-'alis City ,
Nebraska , by
The Tribune Publishing Company
One year Sl.OOM
Six months M
Three montliH
TELEPHONE 226.
Announcement.
1 liuit'tiV itiiiimiiicc injdi'lf n cmxllilnln foi
rounty cli-il. , Mihject tu the itoclslon of thi
rupiienoim county convention.
if J ! ' . SIIUUKHT.
1 hereby Riinoiincu myself n n nuiillcliid
for Hi" nomlimllnii ( or County JutlKo milijicl
to the approval of I lie Itcpuhllciiii County
convotitloii.
tf JOHN WU.THK.
I hereby announce inM > lf n URiiillilnlo for
county rlnrk subject HP the division of tin :
repiiblloiin county eomcnlfon.
tf ! W CAIIII.
Republican County Convention.
Falls City , Neb. , July 8 , lt)0 ) : .
The republican * of Klohardson conn-
ly , Nebraska , uru hereby requested to
inuui In convention In the opera honeo
In btcllu , Nebraska , on Tuesday , Sep
tember 12 , 190. ) , ut II o'clock p m , for
the purpose of placing In nomination ,
u county treasurer , u comity olork , n
county jutl c , n superintendent of pub
lic Instruction , ti HhertlT , ti count ) sur
veyor mid a coroner. Alfo for tlio
purpose of selection twontyono dulu-
Rates to the republican slate conven
tion to be held In Lincoln , Nebraska ,
on September 11 , UK ) , " , ant1 for the
transaction of Hiich other biindics-a ait
may oomo before the convention.
Thobasi'Mif representation lu'lniromi
delegate for each ton Votes or major
fraction thereof cat for the lion.
Theodore Roosevelt for | r ' "id nt I"
1DOI , the j-overal precincts beln en
titled to the following delegates :
i'itr.ciNvr COMMITTIIMAN : NO. mi : <
Arauo Lowls Snet.s \2 \
North lliiradu C H Martin 12
South Barada John Muriel 11
Franklin GO Avery 10
FallH City pi John W Crook 11
tfalls C'lty 1 wd John VVIItso 1(1 (
Falls City 2 wd N Mnsbclman 17
Falls City 'I wd Carl Llppold 11
( rnnl M lUley III
liumboldt ] ir O 10ook 8
Humboldt 1 wd I Shirley 11
Humboldt - wd U Audi1 re on 8
JclTerson W W Hrown 12
Liberty \V U Mark 11
liaSt Muddy W H Morrow 10
West Muddy U D Woller 12
NiMiiaha J 0 MtitilunU 10
Ohio Grant Ooolsby 10
Porter A J Wlxou 8
Rule Olney Graham 15
Salem C U Snytler in
Spelaer Albert licutler 8
It Is recommended the caucuses beheld
hold on Saturday September 1) ) , 100 , " ) , at
a place and hour designated by the
several product commltteemen , whet
t re reiiU' ' n.'d t < > nwk.i the necessary
calls and arrange the details for holdIng -
Ing the samu.
AttestV. . K. DOISIUNOTON ,
JL. . CI.IUVKH , Chairman ,
Secretary.
And after the picnic it rained.
There was but little doing in a
business way last Saturday. The
people have not as yet recovered
from the street fair and the :
picnic.
The rain of Saturday nighl
assured the maturing of tin
early corn , the Inte corn however
will * require one or two nion
showers to reach the fnlllllinen
of present promises.
Wouldn't it be in accordant
with the eternal fitness of thing :
to nominate V , G. Lyforil ft )
regent of the state university
Can you think of a man mor
eminently qualified for the posi
tion ? Nearly every ncwspape
in southeastern Nebraska ha
commented favorably on hi
candidacy except a certain slice
in this city , but of course we ca
expect no assistance from tha
quarter , -nothing in it for th
gang , you know.
The entire editorial .staff c
The Journal drove to Verde
yesterday to attend the picuit
Early in the morning1 the famil
carriage , drawn by faithful " 01
John , " pulled up at the Journ ;
ofHice the passengers climbe
aboard and in due time the Da
horse landed the whole Da
family safe and sound on tl
picnic grounds. The reason f <
this early start and this tunui
tuous iuipetuousity on the pa
of the aforesaid condemned fai
ily was due to the fact that i
F. Reavis was billed to deliv
an address. Reavis didn't tal
A COURAGEOUS OFFICIAL.
Hon. Norris JJrowii , attorney
general for Nebraska , has com
menced an action for injunction
against the Nebraska grain deal
ers association and asking that
the charter be revoked. Judge
Barnes of the supreme court
issiied the temporary restraining
order and the matter will be
heard this fall. The grounds
for the action are that the asso
ciation is a trust , formed for the
purpose of stilling competition
and to fix the prices of the vari
ous grains sold by the farmers.
The action is against some of the
most prominent men of both par-
tics in the state , and if it had
been commenced a few years ago
would have indicated that the
attorney general was endeavor
ing to commit political suicide.
Tlie action is characteristic of
Brown. He found an evil exist
ing contrary * to the laws of the
state which la.vs he had sworn to
enforce. Notwithstanding his
action is against those who may
be in a position to do him lasting
injury , he is following his duty
as he sees it , and doing it as
gladly and cheerfully as one
would lie down to his rest at
night. What a glorious thing
it is to have a public official who
does not say , "if wrong is being
done , let someone make a com
plaint to me. ' Brown says , "a
wrong is being done , and under
the law and my oath , I must
suppress it. " Consequently , he
makes his own complaint , and
there you have the difference be
tween one who wants to do his
duty , and one who does not.
Norris Brown may be in danger
of political retirement , but it
occurs to us that he is in more
danger of being made Governor
or United States Senator than he
is of being made a political
corpse.
The News speaks of the Jour
nal graft in charging $40.00 for
the printing of the little two by
six ballots required for the spec
ial congressional election. The
Tribune printed the ballots for
the last general election that
were so large that np press in the
state could print them , and it
was therefore necessary to print
them in t , vo sheets and paste
them together. If The Tribune
had charged at the same rate the
Journal did for the special elec
tion ballots our bill would have
exceeded $400. Yet , when the
county board allowed $200 for
the work the Journal appealed
from the allowance and has held
The Tribune out of its money
ever since. The case will be
heard at the ensuing term of the
district court and then we shall
see what we shall see. Of course
the Journal .w a s actuated by
proper motives in holding up the
warrant , anyone who knows the
unselfish gang of philanthropists
behind the Journal would never
question their motives. The out
rageous charge made by the Jour
nal and allowed by the board
would demonstrate the fact thai
the Journal is in favoc of saving
the money of the dear peopk
with a vengeance. The Journa
has printed the ballots befon
and never , in a single instance
has it done o as cheaply as Tin
Tribune did a yearago. * Thesi
facts will be shown to the jnrj
that tries the appeal case on Tin
Tribune's warrant , and thii
"holier than thou1' crowd showi
, . up for what everybody know :
them to be.
On Wednesday , August , U > a
the Gehling the romant ic melo
drama "The Flaming Arrow,1
will be presented. This play i
from the artistic hand of Lincoln
J. Carter , America's foremos
playwright and a man who lia
successfully written and stagei
> r more artistic plays than any mai
in America. It is now enterin
t on it's sixth season and has plaj
ed all the large cities and large
3. towns in this country. Thos
who saw the attraction last yea
. ' welcome it back for another rut
Maxims and Proverbs
Relating to the Virtue of Saving
Who's titvlrii ; lit twenty , Not what you jfi t but what
At forty has plenty you liohl ,
Hy suvlni ; gntnuthlni ; every Eases llff' burden when
'
wuuk you heuln euoh week jou'rc old.
richer. When the rnlny iluy come ?
Who live * iMiniuthlnjr every the bnnk book Is the best um
week , hu " l ! Itieruiises of fortune - brella *
tune u yi-nr.
Those who sneer nt the ? uv-
He'll m-'er bo uluve in ? man eml by liiHnir off
Who It-urns to save. their hats to him.
By once PU > mi : u ilollur pitch Who hath money in the bunk
month , Ciiriincli1 uun now tin-i u nice , soft ciiehlon to fall
millions month.
spenil u on.
He who suve * . e MHt > j tonorvw Fickle b'ortnne's fairest favor ?
Huv wlint ilmu liu t no noi'il of Are sure to fall ninonj , ' the
inn ) enloni : thou sliulttell savers.
necuisltlcs
the
One's never rich until he
SuvliiL' In jouth commences to keep abend of
Pulls Poverty's tooth. his expenses.
If this bank is on your visiting list , you are In good society
THE FALLS CITY STATE BANK
Offers Inducements to all ! nttrestcl in the ait of
VERDON-
T. L. Hall went to Falls City
the first of the week.
Mrs. Joe Ranger came over
from Salem to attend the picnic.
Prof. Watson is in Falls City
this week attending the teach
ers institute.
Mrs. J. R. Balenianof Stella ,
visited friends here this week
and took in the picnic.
John Strauss dished out ice
cream to large crowds the two
days of the Pioneer picnic. ,
S. 13. IIulTnell and wife , of
I'\ills ' City , attended the picnic
Wednesday and Thursday.
George Hossack , of Falls
City , is visiting his sister and
attending the picnic this week.
II. M. Buckley and wife are
entertaining the latter's par
ents from Hiawatha , Ivans..this
week.
Madge Bourne came down
from Auburn to visit lier former
choolmates and attend t h e
icnic.
Mrs. John Hossack and son ,
iVill , and daughter , Nellie , are
isiting Mrs. Will Sloan this
veek and attending the picnic.
The merry-go-round arrived
he tirst of the week and will
fford much pleasure for the
oung and old during the Pio-
eer picnic.
Dr. Tiylor received word the
atter part of last week that his
unit , who was operated on in
Omaha a sliort time ago , died
n the hospital.
Sadie Acott , of Palmyra ,
massed through Verdon the tirst
of the wck enroute for the
nstitute being held at Falls
ity this week.
It looks as if we had mended
our ways by the pile of bricks
n front of so many houses for
i e w walks. Verdon keeps
apace with the times ,
Mrs. Mary Ann Clark has
rented Mr. Stump's new houst
ind will soon move. J. M.
Grifiitli , who owns the one she
vacates , will remodel and build
: in addition to it before coming
to town.
Mrs. S. W. Witmnn came \ \ \
from Rule the tirst of the week
She is packing her household
effects to ship to Glen Rock
Wyoming. She with her little
son , Oram , will leave for thai
place next Tuesday.
oiilb
Sadie Peck spent Sunday witl
her cousin.
Rev. S louder and family wen
guests at E. T. Peck's Sunday
Alma Whitrock spent Wednes
day afternoon with Merle Stou
der.
John Pappenhaggen was ;
visitor at John Karston's Mon
day.
Harry Knisely and wife spen
Sunday at the home of Mr. El
shire.
Henry Zorn's little boy wa
very sick the latter part of las
week.
Ida and Mary Schoop , of Am
go , are visiting their uncle
Win. Kentopp.
Mrs. M A. Bingaman spent
Mmrsday at the home of her
xirents.
Cyrus Fisher and sister , Ida ,
vere guests at Chas. Harken-
orlT's Sunday.
Norman Forney and family
vere the guests of M. A. Binga-
utn's Sunday.
Ella , the little girl of Wm.
luettner and wife was very
ick , Saturday.
Joe Culley entertained a num
ber of young people at his home
* Yiday evening in honor of Car-
ie Shipley.
A number of young people
ntliered at the McCann home
ast Thursday evening for a
mrty in honor of Mr. McCann's
liece , before leaving for her
lome.
Burlington Bulletin.
OF KOUJJI ) THII' HATHS.
Chicago ami return , on sale dally ,
20.
20.St.
St. Louis mid return , on sale dully ,
.lii.
Portland , Taeonm and Seattle and
return , on sale daily , $45.
Portland , Tiicomu and Seattle and
return , ono way via California , on sale
\URU3t 0 7-8-10-ll-2-i-14-ir-10-n-2 ! ) : ) -
50-31 , $ , Ji. (
San FrancUco and Los Angeles and
oturn , $ , * > ( > . On salu August Oto 14 , $50.
Denver , Colorado Springs and Pueb-
o and return , on sale daily , $17.50.
On sale August 12 , to 15 , Slo. On sale
Vugust.'tO to Sept 4 , $10.75.
Salt Lake , Provo , Price and Ogden ,
Utah , and return , on sale daily , $ : iO f > 0.
Grand Junction and Mack , Colo. , and
return , on siile daily , $30.60
Yellowstone Park , through and in
cluding hotels and jtagc , and return ,
on sale dully , $7u.
Detroit and return , on sale August
13 , 14 , $21.
Plttsburg , Pa. , and return , on sale
August 18 , H ) , $2i.0. ;
Richmond , Va. , and return , on sata
Soptemder 8 to 11 , $ ; ! , ' ! . 15.
Chattanooga , Tenn. , and return , on
sale September 14 to 10 , $23.t > 5.
Phlliadelphia and return , on sale
September 14 to 10 , 932.15.
Cody , Wyo. , Black Hills and Hot
Springs , S. D. . approxlmittely half
rates all summer.
Milwaukee and southern Wisconsin
points , MlchliMn resorts on Lakes
Michigan and Huron , Canada , Maine
anil New England , St. Lawrence and
Lake Camplain regions , very low tour-
\ft \ rater * dully.
If you will call or write , It will be a
pleasure to advise you about rates ,
train service , to reserve you a berth ,
and to try to make your trip a com
fortable one.
G. S. STKWAHT ,
SI-1 Agent C. 15. A : Q. R.v.
Nothing on the Market Equal to Cham
berlain's Colic , Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.
This fact is well known to druggists
everywhere , and nine out of ten will
give their customers this preparation
when the best is asked for. Mr. Obo
Wltmer , a prominent druggist of Joplin -
lin , Mo. , In a circular to his customers
says : "There is nothing on the market
in tha way of patent medicine which
equals Chamberlain's Colic , Cholera
anil Diarrhoea Remedy for bowel com
plaints. Wo sell and recommend this
. " For sale '
preparation. at ICerr'sdrug
store.
A little forethought may savo'you no
end of trouble. Anyone who makes it
a rule to keep Chamberlain's Colic ,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy nt
hand knows this to be a fact. For sale
at Kcrr's drug store.
Dr. R. P.Robertsdentist
over King's Pharmacy.
$ * H 3 > t4 < s > 4 < s s l
?
WERNER , MOSIMAN & CO.
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,1t That is the place to buy your Riding1 Plows , Walking
ing- Plows and all kinds of farm implements. We car
ry the largest stock in the city , and remember that we
< * > earn Pumping" Engines in stock and can put your en
gine in the day you buy. Don't fail to see these en
gines before buying1. We also have a large stock of
Windmills , Pumps , Pipe and Fittings , and when in
need of any of the above call and get our prices. And
don't forget to have W. C. Shinn Pure Soft Copper
Cable Lightning Rods put on your buildings. They
are the best and our price is right. Call and see us.
We can save vou monev.
i
WERNER , MOSIMAN & CO. t I
S S J xsxexyKj
Persistence is not Sea = jf
i sonable Like Fall and 1
Summer Goods
§ tt
We as merchants and you as cus'
tomers know that success in anything de
pends upon careful and persistent industry
at all times.
If you could buy a Spring Couch , Car
pet or Bed Room Suit for less money in the
Summer time it would be your duty to do
it.
We know this and therefore want to
inform you that the odds and ends in all
our store have been marked down to a
summer figure.
Our window is full of Rockers ; good ,
beautiful and stylish that we have marked
less than cost.
Next week we will display in the same
window a full line of Couches. The price on
these will astonish you.
Carpet Remnants in abundance.
Mattings cheap and lots of it.
Call on us these hot days.
Our spacious room is cool and
you would enjoy your visit
whether you bought or not.
REAVIS & ABBEY
Closing out Sale of Clothing.
Our closing" out sale of cloth
ing still continues and we are
still offering" exceptional bar
gains. We would call especial
attention to three hundred pairs
of all wool worsted trousers and
at the price , each pair is a bargain -
g-ain in itself. This is a genuine -
ine closing out sale , and as such
it embraces high clnss goods at
low class prices. Our fine line
of clothing is being sacrificed
and to miss this sale is to miss
a splendid opportunity. P. W.
Cleveland.
Notice of Sherriffs sale.
Notice Is hereby ( jlicn , that by virtue of
: ui order of sale , Uauetl out of tlic District
Court , in and ( or Itlchurdsnn Countv and
Stute ot Nebraska , under tlio ccnl ol sultl
court , dated on the 31st dny of July , lUttt. ,
and to inu directed us Mit > rlir nt Mild county. ,
to bo oM-cutcd , 1 ulll on tlio 7th day of /
Peptt'iuber , 1'JOj , nt 3 o'clock p. in. , of said
day. lit tliovt"t door of the Court llouso In
the city of Kails City , In said county and
suite , otfer for sale at public venduo. arid
sell to the hlKlicst and best bidder , the
property docrlbed In said order of sale
to-ult :
txit ir > , lllock 2J. Mins add to the City of ,
llumboldt , Hlchardson County , Nebraska. '
to satisfy H decree court , with interest and '
costs recovered by Jerome Wlltso against
Walter W. Green and llertha M. Green. /
Terms of pale : Cosh , S
Olven under my band at Palls City , Ne
braska , this L'nd day of August , UKXS ,
JOHN HfHfucK ,
sheriff.
WANTED. To exchange a 200
acre farm in North Georgia for
small property in Falls Cit } ' .
J. Cronenberger , Palls City , Neb.
Neb..sfl
