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; carefully read every "ad" we have in this paper , you can save a good many '
: dollars 011 your y ar's purchases. Every article in our stock is marked in
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: ' . _ II ) We are taking off fully one- thO d the prices on suits and over one- ,
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I LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Rev. Thos. AIkman of Rule
p. was in the city " \Ve nesday.
. . Dr. A. Gaiser , dentist , office
. : i. , : ' over Richardson County bank.
' ( ; = f" r Phone N9. 248. 23-tf
Eva McNall has returned from
, Liberty , Mo. . where she has been
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f- r ' attending college.
. , An arc light has been placed
. " at Fifth and Chase street in front
of the Lindell hotel.
Mrs. A. Graham and son , Fred ,
left this week for a trip to the
\ St. Louis exposition
. Mrs. Will Uhlig entertained
the Married Ladies Kensington
club yesterday afternoon.
t A marriage license was issued
this week to Mark Dike and T..i1.-
zie Lugenbi11 both of Humboldt.
. W. H. Pillsbury went to Lin-
J' coIn Tuesday to attend commen
cement exercises. From there he
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" ll meeting of the Masonic grand
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' " " -t-- Alice Cleaver will be in Falls
: I ' 'City during the summer and is
prepared to give music lessons on
- . . ) . the violin , guitar and mandolin
and art lessons in painting and
drawing ; oil , water color , pastel ,
fs 1 pen and irk , charcoal , pencil and
° c crayon. Telephone 124.
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Rev. Elmer Ward Cole preached -
ed to a very large congregation
at the Christian church last Sun-
day evening.
Frank Schaible who returned
from Kansas City last week is
back to his old place it ! the Rich-
ardson County bank.
Maude Graham returned the
first of the.week from St. Louis ,
where she has visiting at the
home of lit ' r brother Cecil , and
attending the exposition.
A crowd of young people en-
joyed a typical picnic last Wed-
nesday afternoon at the home of
George Schuck , cast of the city.
An unusual good time was reported -
ported the day being an ideal
one for such an outing'
The members of the Elizabeth
Rebekah lodge indulged in a pic-
iiic J ' 1 uesda . afternoon. The
affair was held at Sunnyside , the
home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Siaman-
ton , .lnd was all in the way of a
picnic that could be desired.
Sunday June 12 , 1904 services
at the Baptist church as follows :
Sunday school at 9:45 : a. m. and
preaching at 11 a. m. and S p. m.
' 1 lie new pastor Hev. H. Shilin-
ger will preach. Morning topic ,
"The message of Mount Her-
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est Dnunatist.- P. Eversole ,
clerk.
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Dr. R. P. Roberts , dentist
over Kings Pharmacy in
Palls City , Neb.
Now that the curbing across
the street from this office has
been replaced , we hope that the
rubbish that has littered the
street all winter will be removed.
Services as usual at the St.
Thomas church next Sunday.
Saturday , June 11 being the feast
of St. Barnabas there will be a
celccration of the Holy Eucharist
at 7:30 : a. m. An are welcome.
Cora Betts left for her home in
Blue Springs \Vednesda\ She
has been elected to a position in
the Lincoln school , but recon-
sidered the matter and decided
not to accept. She was promptly -
ly re-engaged by the board for
another year in the schools at
this place
Public Sale.
John Reddick was in town
Wednesday arranging for a pub-
Hc sale which he will hold on his
farm two miles cast and one
fourth mile south of Barada on
Tuesday Jue 14. Mr. Reddick
will sell cattle , hogs , etc.
Sn-r fices in ifcrea. ;
Education costs , aG5OOO and religious ,
Jigiouli sacrifices $186,000 a year
in Korea.
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Chinese Fossil Teeth
] )1' . Max Schlosser has made n
singular collection of fossil teeth
from dl'\1 stores in various
drug \ part ! !
of China where 1 ' Hold
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111' ( ( he ( name of dragons' ) teeth. t
and are valued for their ( supposed
euratiy ) ( ' IJOWPI'A. PJlon ( , XII min-
int ; them Ir. 1 ) Sl'hloRfH' ) found that
they are the remains of many ; SJll"
( iCS of extinct anima , such liS thl'
Hn'pstt'al ( forms nf carnets , snh ( I" .
lout ( tllPd tigers ) , three-toed 1 ) horses
and other ) ( 'Peat ) ( ores of ancient '
f inies HOIIIP of which , like f he an-
( 'PAtt'nl forms of ( 'amplIH / ! \ ] IInp ( ,
lopes , were sulposed ) 10 have hlH1 i
their ( original home in America \
and in Africa. ) Judging ] from ) till ! !
quanta ! ties of these teeth Hold , HI'
Schlosser thinks they must exist
in enormous numbers in some ;
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part of hp t Chinese I'IIlJlil'e.-
Kansas City Toul'nnL
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Longest 1'toa6 ' 1n the World.
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In 1U01 the great Siberian railway .
way was thrown open to the Jlub.
lie. There was then in operation
It total of 1".14..1 miles in Manchuria : -
churia and 3,559 miles in Siberia ,
n. continuous Russian line from
Moscow to Port Arthur of 5,429
miles ; and the new trains de luxe ,
which will begin running this summer .
mer , will give virtually a through
service front Paris to Port Arthur ,
a distance of 7,2n ! ) miles , GGOO
miles of which is over Russian
lines.-Century.
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