The Falls City tribune. (Falls City, Neb.) 1904-191?, February 21, 1908, Page 2, Image 2
* i T riT\r TotrM tvir : rjniMAV nrJRDilAov o i tnnft Republican State Convention Pursniml lo ( ho cull of the Nn- tionnl Coiumillco issued December 7 , 1007 , Hie Kepnblionn Electors of the Slate of Nebraska nre hero- bj called lo meet in convention iti the Oily of Oiniihn on Thnrisday , M rch 12 , 1008 , nl two o'clock in the afternoon , for the purpose of Bi'lccliiif , ' four delegates lit Inr e mid four alternates to the Kepub- liciui National Convention to be held in the City of Chicago , June 10 , 1008 , for the nomination of candidates for President and Vice President of the United States. The basis of representation of the several counties in said state convention shall be the votocast for Honorable II. 13 , Wilson for Presidential Elector at the general election held November 8 , 1001 , giving ono delegate for each one hundred fifty votes and the major fraction the roof HO cast for said 11. II. Wilson , but each county to be entitled to at least ono dele * gate. Said apportionment en titles the several counties to the following representation in said convention : NUMIIUK 01' DKUSGATKS TO KAOH COUNTY 1008 Adams 15 .lohnson Antclopo 12 Kearney Banner 1 Keith Blnino 1 Koya Palm ; ; Boone 12 Kimlmll J Box Butlo 1 Knox 14 Boyd 8i Lancaster 51 Brown i Ijineoln 10 UiiiValo 17 Logan 1 Burt 1-1 Lonp 1 Butler 11 McPherson 1 Cass 18 Madison If Cedar 12o Merriclr 8 Chase o Nanco 8 Cherry 7 Nemalta 111 Choyonnc 5M Nuckolls 11 Clay M Otoo 17 Col fax 8 Pawnee 12 Ginning , 10 Perkins 1 Custor 18 Phelps 10r Dakato 0r Pierce r Dawes r > Platte i ; Dawson 11 Polk ct Deuel ; ) Keel Willow Dixon 10 Richardson 17 Dodge 10 Koek Douglas 102i Saline Dumly ; i Sarpy Fillmore 115 Saunders 11 Franklin 8 Scotls Bluff 11i Frontier 7 Seward 15 10 Sheridan 15r Gage 2 ! ) Sherman r Garliold 15 Sionx Gosper -1 Stantnn Grant 1 Tlmyor li Greeloy (5 ( Thomas Hall 17 Thurston Hamilton 12 Valley Uarlan 8 WaHhington Dayes 2 Way no ITitchcoL'k 4 Webster Holt 12 Wheeler Hooker 1 York Howard 8 Jell'orsou 14 Toinl 02 It is recommended that n i proxies bo allowed and that ih delegates present from each of th respective counties be nuthorizei to cast the full vole of their dole gallons. Attention is called to the mot hoc provided for by the resolution of the Sliito Uoinmitteo nivin the Hepnlilicfiu Kloctoraiiicnch county - ty where desired , rut opportunity to cxpret-n their preference ) for candidate for President of the United Slalop , which plan of ex- proving Kiiid preference linn been 'orwardcd to each County Chair- mil. Attention is also called to See- ioii I { of Itule VI adopted by the aid State Committee providing or the filing of credentials and vhich rnlo is as follows : "Credentials o f delegates to ionventions shall be filed with the Secretary of the State Central Oom- nitlco nl least live days before ho date of said Convention. " Pursuant to said call of Iho Na- ional Committee ) and the laws of NTobrnakn , the several Congrcs- lional ConunittecB are inslrueted 0 proceed in the usual manner to inmo a time nnd place for holding heir respective district conven- , ioiiB for the election of two dele gates and two alternates from each of said Congressional Districts , in ionforinity with Iho requirements of the call of the Nalio'nat Oom- nittee , the same basis of repre sentation being used in the several jountieH as is herein provided for ho Slate Convention. It is rec ommended that the same place ind dale bo selected by said Con- regional Committees for holding said District Conventions as have icon selected by this Committee 'or the State Convention. L < \ P. COKIJIOK , WM. HAYWAUD , Secrotary. Chairman. January S , 11)08 ) , Lincoln , Nob. No Cnsc on Record There is no CIIBO on rccoril of n cougher or cold resulting In pneumonia or con sumption after Ifoloy'H Honey ntul Tur ins buon taken. It stops the cough 1 ml brouks up the cold quickly. He- fueoany but the genuine Foley's Honey mil Tar In u yellow package. Kcrr's Phurnnicy. Call For Republican County Convention. The republicans of Richardson County , Nebraska are hereby re quested to meet in county conven tion , in the court house at Falls Git } ' , Nebraska , on Monday March 2 , 1'JOS at 10:30 : a.m. lor the purpose of selecting seventeen delegates to the republican state convention to be held in the city of Omaha , Nebraska on March 12 , 1'JOS ; and for the selection of seventeen delegates to the repub lican Congressional convention to be held at Lincoln , Nebraska on March > , 1'JOS , and for the transaction of any other business which may properly come before the convention. The basis of representation of each precinct in said convention shall be one delegate for each fifteen votes , or major fraction thereof , cast for the honorable Henry II. Wilson for Presidential Rlector , at the general election S when eatfngv that your food Is o highest wholesorneness that it has nothing in it that can injure or distress you makes the repast doubly comfortable and satisfactory , This supreme confidence yotf " have when" the food is raised with The only baking powder made with Royal Grape Cream of Tartar There can be no comforting confi dence when eating alum bAr P tyw der food. Chemists say that more or less of the alum powder in unchanged alum or alum salts remains in the food. held November 8 , 100Said ! apportionment entitles the various precincts to the following repre sentation in the said convention : Precinct. No. /vrago o 13. Muddy 7 Kails City 8 Falls City 1st. wd 10 Kails City 2nd. wd 11 Kails City 3rd. wd 8 Krankliti 7 Grant { ) llumboldl f > Ilumboldt 1st. wd 7 llumboldt 2nd. wd 5 Jefferson 8 Liberty 9 Ncinaha 7 N. Barada 8 Ohio 7 Porter ( > Kulo 10 S. Uarada 8 Salem 10 Si > cise r S \V. Muddy 8 Total 172 It is recommended that the precinct caucuses be hold on Sat- unlay February 2'J , 1'JOS , at a place and hour designated by the various pecinct committcemen , who arc requested to make the necessary calls and to arrange the details for the holding' of the same. It is also recommended that all republican voters in attendance at the various precinct caucuses , be given permission to express their individual prclcrence for republican candidate for president - dent , by using the ballots which will be furnished by the county chairman. The expression of such preference to be in the man ner recommended by the state central committee ) which rules will be furnished each committse- man. JOHN Wii/rsu , Chairman. Dated February 3 , 190S. The Chicago Tribune strikes ten in the declaration that wise advertising is a ' 'business insur ance.1 People pay life premiums to guarantee them against dis tress to their business and fami lies when they fail to report any more at their places of business , and they pay fire insurance to have immunity fuom failure when their property burns. Business insurance against dull times is just as essential , for this may be as fatal as death or fire. Ju- clicious advertising is a definite asscr , producing a profit. This short homily is itself an adver tisement and bears its own moral. Our advertising columns arc open. _ See the Burligton's exhibit car of grasses , fruits and vegetables grown in the North Plattc Valley and the Big Horn Basin. Car will exhibit in Falls City March S , 9 , 10 and 11. Grip U sweeping the country * Slop It with PruvGiitlee , before It gets deep- Iy buutod. To chuck curly colds with , those llttlo Candy Cold Cin-o Tablets Is iiruiy ttuiisiblo mill biifc. Prcvontics contain no quinine , no liixutlvc , noth. 5np harsh iur sickening. Pneumonia would never uppeur It colds wore promptly broken. Also uood for feverish - ish children. Largo box , -18 tablet ? , cunt ? . Vest pocket boxes f cents. Sold by till dealers. Dr. M. L. Wilson , Physician and Surgeon. Office and resi dence over McMillan's drug store. Phone 329. 2tf. NlRht Alarm Worse than an alarm of fire at nijjht Is the metallic cough of croup bringing > dread to the household. Careful mothers keep Poley's Uonoy and Tar in the house and give It At the fii > nt sign of danger. Foley's Honey and Tar hue saved many little live * and it is the only sufa preparation for chil dren as U contains DO harmful dm ? * . Kerr's Pharmacy. Stop tb t tiekltn ? Cougb ! Dr SboopU Cough Cure * ill surely stop It and with perfect * foty. It U so thor- oufihly , harmless , that Dr. Shuop tolls mothers to use nothing else even with very youojf bable * . Thp wholesome preen leaves aod leader iteirs of a lung healing mountalaous shrub fur- uish the curatlre propertlea to Dr. Shoo p's Cousth Cure. U calms the cough and heult the sensitive olTo ohlal membranes. N o opium , no chloroform , nothing harsh ued to Inbook jure or suppress. Detnuiu1 Pr. Shnoj < # . Take nootbfr So'ti ! > all ihu'i ' rs . A Newspapers Duty Thnt was n felicitous phrase whic'h Attorney General Bonaparte UHPjl when he declared that "n fret press is n perpetual petition , alwnyo telling a government whnt the people wish and hope for and think is " right. But the paper , whether a party organ or not , which olops with this parrot-like chronicling of the current opinions oft the public is not doing its whole duly by that very public and certainly not by iteelf. Such an oigan is little better than a painted rooster on the barn ridge , telling which wny the wind blows. Very often the winds are merely those of popular clamor and prej udice and they get the direclious badly mixed , HO that "norlh" be comes" soulh" and "ensl"is"weat. " Kather should a free press bo n compass , pointing always toward the polar star of fixed convictions of right and truth and justice. Many I newspapers which vaunt their "freedom1' and "independ ence" < nro but the "mountain" , which "goes to Mahomet , ' ' the people , when Mahomet refuses to come to the mountain. Human . judgment is falible , but funda mental , and elemental principles of justice and right do not alter with the complexion of adminis , trations. The people have out grown . < the era of "yellow dog" journalism. To a conscientious and sincere press men nnd mean- ures . are nolhing when they do uol stand . Ihe compass lesl of unswerv ing . principles of right. So far from the so-called "independent1' press being the keeper of the conscience - science of the " " "people , the duty of adhering to the right without regard to who musl fall devolves with parlicular insistence upon the party press. The "workers" in the 'steenth ward may rail be cause the "party organ" does not support the "administration , " right or wrong , but it is not always the pnrty organ that is at fault' . Administrations come and ad 1- ministrations go. This adminis 1B tration may pursue one policy and , the next one another , as the last ono pursued still another. Any ' . party organ which is a mere politi i- cal acrobat , mimicking the feats of this or that , deserves the scorn of the fair-minded and thoughtful , inside nnd outside "the parly. n And it usually geta it. Thf true republican organ is that which : supports the principles on which republicanism is founded , not > merely the candidates who , for the time being march under the party banner , often "stealing the livery of heaven lo serve the devil in. " Just now one of thu duties of the true republican preps is to tight the socalled republicans who are fighting republicanism within the party. Knnsna Oily Journal. The RighFldea. The Roosevelt idea is right ju much from the rich man as the . poor man as much from the coroporatiou as the citizen. And this means in Hiawatha that the railroad companies should put in brick and cement walks as the citizens do. It Itk means the } ' should not block : the streets or close any street crossing. It means that they should abate ths stock Is nusiance by moving the Is out ot town , and until all is is done the deal here between people and corporation is not square , Hiawatha World. I wish that I might talk with sick ones nbout the actual cause of Stem uch , Heart and Kidney ailment' . Tech explain person how weak Stomach nerves loads to Stomach weakne < ,1 urn sure would interest all. And it is the same with % eak Hearts or weak Kidneys. TbU la why my prescrip- tlon Dr. S hoop's Restorative so promptly reaches ailments of thu Stomach , Heart or Kidneys. These : * eak inside nerves simply need more strength. My Restorative is the > TOy > presoriptlon made expressly for these nerve * . Next to seeing you person- all ) , will be to mall.you free , my new fretmy new booklet entitled , "What To Do. " I will also send amplcs of my Re tor Uv M well. Write for the book today. It will surely Interest you. At * tinDr. . Sheep , tk > \ * , llu iti - , WH Soul ' -V .v ' .l .al < - $ faftfrt tf4tfyfgvt3r&trr $ f Next week a full crate. Two new pat terns. Sold by the set or single piece. Decorated English Semi-Porcelain 8 stock patterns to select from. loo-piece Dinner Sets from $10.00 up. Special prices on Fancy Pitchers , Vases and Japanese Baskets , at * CHAS _ y * * * * * * * * * * * The Falls City Roller Mills 8C 8c 8I Does a general milling1 business , and manufactures the following brands of flour I SUNFLOWER MAGNOLIA CROWN The above brands arc gunraiitccd to be of the highest pos sible quality. We also manufacture all mill products and conduct a general Grain , Live Stock and Coal Business and solicit a share of your patronage . . § P. S. Heacock & Son , Falls City , Neb. Entire change of program every Mon day , Wednesday and Friday. Open Every Night at 7 p. in. ADMISSION ( " Adults - lOc Children under i2 - - 5c We solicit the patronage of the people of Falls City and vicinity , especially La dies and Children. No picture exhibited in this show that can offend the most refined. OWER & WALL . f * - 'A.jrA JS-jr"X1KJZJK/C-1laCM&- * ra g = s * > * = 2 : PiuniM'ng and Furnaces A First Class Tin- shop in Con nection J. C. TANNER 1 Running Risks ! Despite the prevalence ol robbery , a few continue to" keep money about their homes. In thus doing , they are not only risking the loss of money , but also their lives. How much safer and better it would be if these people were to bring their money to the bank. Are you running such risks ? . C. Mcrfirave H. C. Herman L.I > Directors hat her W. A Orernwold H. C. Zocli r FARMERS STATE BANK PRCSTON. NEBRASKA