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About The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1906)
r THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , SEPTEMBER 21 , 1906 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE Kntercd as .sccowl-cl.m matter ns Kails City , Nebraska , post onke , Janu ary 12 , l'V)4 , under the Act of ' of'Mnrcli 3 , 1879. Published every Krhlny at Kail * City , Nebraska , by The Trilitinc Pillillilimjl Company E. K. SlmrU , M&n * er One year . . SI.00 bix months . . .60 Three months .35 TELEPHONE 226. PROPOSED CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT The ( olliiwlnii proposed mncnUmcnt t < Ihr ( .onMlltiHnn or the Male of Nebraska , as hereinafter scl Inrlli lit lull , is sub- milled In the electors of the Male of Nc bra Ka , to be voted upon at the general clcttlnn lobe held I nc.vlnv , November 0 , A. I ) . , 11)0(1. ) ( Hi IT KNAITI i > nTIM. . I.utHiTIKI ov TIII. STATItOI' Nl IIR\HkA' Section I. Th.it n ( tlin uenor.il ilcrlloii fur Stnlc.mil I.i'ulMathi ! ofliceiN l < > Inliclil nil tilt' TncMl.ij , Niiciveclhtir tlif llrnt Minulaj In Nou'itilHT. liOi ( , tin fnlloulnir iiroUmoii 1n < pro | wiit and siitiniltlnl to tin * rh-flnr * "f I ho Mate as nil ntiirmliiirnt to llir constitution. Section 2. TIUTH Mini ! IKa State Kalfuaj ComiiilftHliMi.coiiHlMhiir of tliroo uu'inlH'ri.lulin iliallv \ Rnl rtroliil at tliu uvuor.it rli-etlon In 1'VMi , u IIIM * ( mil of ofl'ici1. pxivpt llio o chosen at tin1 Hr t rloctlon under tills prm Mon , Nlull l esix Mtirn.and lie o coinponoallcin nil.ill l i fixed tiy llu > I.L'elnl.ttnrr. Of llir Iliri'i1 commliHloncrt. llrst clrrtod , tin * one rrct'hlntf tinItlk'tiont nnintn < r ofoton , Mini ! liohl In * inner lor NIX JIMIH , the t < > xt hlRlu-nt four jnarw , anil tin * 1o i- t two jrarn. Tlir PIIWIMM.mil ilnl lot of Mich com inhslonHlull include tinrounlatlon of r.Ues , or\lcc ami ui'ticral control of common c.irrlut .imlu'lrirlt. latntc may proxlitc tiy Inn. Hut lit the alisoiicii of Kpoclllc li'uW.uloit , tlin roninilHslon shall extrcl o tinpouirx , ind perform the. duties cmmier.Ued In till * provlHion. Section 3. That at xnld election In the \rnr l"0boit Iliu Itallol of each elector Millnir llu-ro- .11. there Khali In- printed or written the \\ords : 'TorCoiiMltiillon Aineiidiiiunt. llh referencu to Slatu Kalluay Commission" And "Airalnst Constitutional Amendment , With Ucfciencuto Slatu Kaltuay Commission. " And If , a major- 111 of nil \oles c.iHt at said election , Khali bo for Kiich anicndment , the name uliall lie diomed to IH < adopted. 1. A , ( ialnshaKecrelar > of Hlatuof the state of Nebraska , do herein certify that tlin fore irolnir proposed amendnienl to the Constitution of the State of Nehraska Is.i true and correct copy of ti ) orlulnal eniolled and enirrossed till ) , as passed h ) the Tucnlvnliitli M-sslon of the leulslalnre of the Slate of N'eluaskn , as appears from said orlvhi.il hill on Die In this office , and lh.it ald proposed amendment Is Hlihmllled to the < inallllrdoternoftltoHtate. of Nehraska foi their adoption or rejection at the ueneial election to lie held on Tuesday tliu Mil day of Nincm1cr , A. I ) . l"iVi. Ill testltnoiu thereof , I lia\c. hereunto set nu hand and nfllxid thuureat seal of the. stale of Nelnaska. Done at Lincoln thin Jlth day of Jnlj. In the jear of our I.oril One Tliousamt Nine Hundred and Six. of the Independence of the United State * tlio One llinntrcil and Tlilrtj cecoml , and of tills ht.tte the rortleth. A. C.AI.US1IA. IMvU. ) Secrclar ) of htale. REPUBLICAN TICKET. Slftlc , For United States Senator : NOHKIS UKOWN , of Buffalo. For Governor : GitoKGK L. SiiKi.noN. of Cass. For Lieutenant Governor : M. K. lIoi'Kwuu. , of Burt. For Railroad Commissioners : II. J. WINNKTT , of Lancaster , KoniWT Cowiu.i. , of Douglas , A. J. WIU.IAMS , of Pierce. For Secretary of State : GHOKOH JUNKIN , of Gosper. For Auditor : 13n. M. SKARI.HI JK. , of Keith. For Supt. Public Instruction : JASHJK L. M'BRIKX , of Fillmore. For Treasurer : LAWSOX G. BRIAN , of BOONM : , For Attorney General : WM. T. THOMPSON , of Merrick For Land Commissioner : HUNKY M. KATON , of Dodge. Congressional. For Congressman , 1st District : KKNKST M. POI.I.ARD of Cass Judicial For District Judge JOHN B. RAPKR Senator * ! W. II. WILSON County. For County Attorney : JOHN WIUTSK For Representatives : CASS JONKS J. F. SHUIWKT AUWKT STALDKR If at times you are in doubt just what is meant by some of ft * the articles in this paper , please remember that the proof reader belongs to the new fangled spel ling school. Richardson county has pro duced this year the greatest frui crop in its history. If the same care was observed in its treat raent and in marketing it that i taken with fruit in other locali ties , it would have added thous ands of dollars to the wealth o the growers , One of the most effectual ways of increasing your world ly stores , is to open an ac count with this Bank. Worldly Suppose you drop in and let us talk it over with you. You can commence with a few dollars. State AN UNCONSCIOUS HUMORIST. In a border of llajjs , double ended , on the front pajjc , the News of last week { jave voice to lie fact that one Shallenberijer , leinocratic candidate for jjovcr- lor , was to lire the first nun at \-ills City in the near future. In I he advertisement the statement j vas made that this man Shallen- ) er er would riddle the corpora- ion party. i The News is becoming funny. Shallenbertfer , let's see , isn't le the man who for the past live ears has been the chief pass dis- ributer for the Uurlin ton rail- oad ? ShallcnberKcr , lest we forget , sn't he the man who ridiculed Jryan for becoming colonel of a Nebraska regiment during the Spanish war and didn't he say it vas a grand stand play , and vasn't George Sheldon a captain i that same regiment , and didn't George go on to Cuba even after Ir. liryati resigned and went to Vashington to light the treaty , nd didn't George stay with it ntil the light was over and the egiment was mustered out V bhallenbergcr , isn't that the cllow from Alma , this statc.that aid in 1'JCM , in open convention , hat Uryan was a dam dictator hould not be permitted to go to lie National convention as a del- gate , and didn't he work to efcat him , and didn't he use his ailroad inlluence to the limit'for liat purpose ? Shallenberger , isn't he the fel- ow that had Douglas county , nd Omaha behind in the dcmo- ratic state convention , and were ot the men who were making us fight the recognized railroad enchmen in this state , and idn't they say that Ucrge must ) c beaten because he was too adical against the railroads ? Shallenberger going to fire the ! j irst gun , riddle the corporations , j Great Scott , the News is un- onsciously becoming a humorist. You think this is political bum- omb , Mr. Democrat ? Just write o Mr. Bryan and ask him what thinks of George Sheldon. Vsk him whether George is on he square. Ask him whether vhen George says that railroads mist bear their proportion of the axes , must obey the laws , must isk for no special privileges , ask lim whether George will keep lis word. He knows Sheldon , he vas with him in the same regi- nent. He also knows Shallen berger , he has been against him n every political battle this state las known for some time. Don't isk him about Shallenberger ic may not want to answer. But ask him about Sheldon. Shallenberger to fight the rail roads and riddle the corporation party. The News is an unconscious humorist. A vote for Shubert , Jones and Stalder is a vote for Norris Brown for United States senator to whom this county owes more than any state officer during the entire history of the state. A vote against these men is a vote against Brown for Billy Thomp son. Will some brother please arise and tell us what -ve owe to Billy. There is no more capable man in the district than Dr. Wilson , the republican nominee for state I senator. lie is nobody's man. j He is conservative , Careful' and honest. He is entitled to' and , will receive his party vote. Shallenberger will say in his Falls City speech how nuili { he loves JJryan. Will somebody ask him whether he wanted Bn'an to attend the national convention at St. Louis and whether or not he said Bryan was a dam dictator. On the question of sincerit } * the republicans have only to say that they have nominated Norris Brown against Billy Thompson , and George Sheldon against Shallenberger. A party , like an individual , is known by the com pany it keeps. Of course comparisons are odi ous ; so much so in fact that the statement has passed into a proverb. Nevertheless a repub lican can't help smiling just a little when he thinks of Norris Brown and Billy Thompson , the opposing candidates for United States senate. John B. Raper has won the respect and confidence of ever- man with whom he has been brought in contact since his ap pointment to the bench. The democrats may as well not nomi nate a candidate against him , as the people without regard to party are for him. If Norris Brown was running on the ticket against Billy Thompson this count } ' would give Brown a thousand majority. If the question of fitness and just deserts as between these two men were to be settled by the voters of this county , Thompson would not k n o w he was running. If the voters of this county would pay Brown his due and what he has really earned from the tax payers , he would get every vote. By his conduct he has earned the oppo sition of every railroad man in the state and he is getting it. By the same token he should re ceive the vote of every man whose battle he has been fight ing. A vote for Shubert , Jones and Stalder is a vote for Brown. A vote against these men is a vote against Brown. Poland China Sale. Poland China sale at Vcrdon , Neb. , on Thursday , Oct. ISth. JOHN RIKSCHICK. Notice. The republican voters of Lib crty precinct are requested to meet in Verdon , Saturday , Sept. 29 , 1906 , at 2 p. m. , for the pur pose of placing in nomination a precinct ticket , and to transact any other business that ma ) come before said meeting. V. AKNOUD , Precinct committeeman. FORTY MIN : WAKTKD To sel our Nursery stock in Nebraska and Kansas. Good winter's job and steady employment if de sired. Outfit free. Libera terms. Pay weekly. Reference required. Address , Dept. "Q. " DKS MOINES NUKSKKY Co. Des Moines , Iowa. RESOLVED . > a ' i THAT WHEN ANYONE REACHES HE IS1 A ftRE FooUSHe/YouqHTOTHINK / TriAT UCCESTS 13 / N CC/DCNT / OF COURSE IT is flor success IS THE RESULT OF flARD WORK Ci viVCP / PEOPLE SOMETHING WHICH 15 THE BEST POLICY IT Go WHERE THEr HAVE1 MADE A SUCCESS AT PEOPLEflVD / CHEAPLY . e \T- r .n't J- J , < & * v . . n t. nv rut a.i HAVE YOU BEEN .SEEING U-5 CLIMB. WEol/R- -5ELVE-5 HAVE MADE THE Rol/ND < 5 To THE LADDER OF OUR UCCE.5 . OF WHAT ? &VY- IN6 GOOD 600D-5 ; CELLING GOOD GooDJ AT ONLY REASONABLE PROFITS ; DEALING SQUARELY GIVING ALL CUSTOMERS THE SAME PRICE ; STANDING BEHIND EVERYTHING WE SELL ; TREATING OUR PATRONS WITH COURTESY ; AND , AS YOU KNOW , BY ATTEND ING TO OUR BUSINESS AND CARRYING THE STOCK. GOOD INTENTIONS COME ONLY OUT OF THE HEAD ; GOOD GOODS MUST COME OUT OF A GOOD STORE THAT IS ABLE To GET GOOD GOODS. WE ENJOY OUR BUSINESS. ACTIVITY , PROGRESS , ISENdoYABLE. WE AREBUSINESS MEN , PROUD OF OUR PROFESSION , AND WE MAKE A PROFESSION OF OUR BUSINESS. A PROFESSIONAL MAN IS A MAN ESPECIALLY SKILLED IN WHAT HE DoES. WE HAVE MADE A STUDY DRESSING PEOPLE ; THIS IS OUR PROFESSION. AND THIS IS OUR CONFESSION. RESPECTFULLY , SAMUEL WAHL THE AK-SAR-BEN FESTIVAL HAS MADE OMAHA FAMOUS. "SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME" HALF FARE ( October 1st to 51IQ All RAILROADS | DAY PARADE ROT 0 DAY PARAIiE npT TUESDAY UUli L THURSDAY UUli ELECTRIC PAGEANT npT 0 CORONATION BALL HPT R WEDNESDAY NIOHTI Ubli 0 FRIDAY NIGHT UUli 0 Come And See The Alr-ShIp-20th Century Wonder THE SUNNY SLOPE FARM F. A. HUMHEL , Prop. Breeder of D. S. Polled Durham and Shorthorn cattle. Bulls ready for ser vice of Scotch and Cruickshank breed , for sale. Rural Route No. 2. Porter Mutual Telephone 2U , Humboldt , Neb. Mention this paper when writing. The Tribune for All Kinds Job Work * * * : * * * * * - * Chas. M. Wilsons Special Sale of English | Dinner ware ! a cle-ar white , decorated | with pink ilowers under the glaze. 100-piece sets. Al ? ways sold for $15.00. Our ! SPECIAL price for 100- piece sets , $12.50 See the 25c China Window. Your choice of any article for 25c. Groceries , Flour , Fruits and Vegetables M. Wilson's ] ! * * * * * * * * * * * * The Falls City Candy Kitchen Chocolate and Vanilla Ice Cream. Ice Cream Sodas , all flavors. Crushed Fruits. Home Made Candies. Fruits in their seasons. Ice Cream , 15c a Pint , 30c a Quart Oftlce over Kerr's Pharmacy Offlce Phone 200 Residence Phone 271