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. . August 19 1904 TI-IE ' FALLS crl y TKIUUN
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j . LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
King's for purscs.
Eat Sow1cs Candy. .
j School iima'ains hold sway this
I \ ( " . " week
a . Ross otter visitecl Rube friends
J
; .i Sunday.
f Jim 1\1cKicvcr spent Sunday in
Hiawat.ha.
Ed McKicvcr was a crdOI1
visitor 1\1onday.
George Abbot returned from
Omaha Moi1lay.
Hcnry Rogers came down from
Beatrice Sunday.
1\11' Page came down from
Dawson lIouday.
Anna Dorrington returned from
St. Louis Friday.
liV H. \Vylie came to Falls City
thc first of the wcek.
. , The B. & M. depot has received
a new coat of paint.
Everybody invited to call on
I
Dr. l\Icl\ri1lan , Druggist.
I
I Coupe & 1'hornton handle noth-
ing but the best of mcats.
A. F. Meycrs and son were
I Hastings visitors Friday.
I
Will and 1\1aud Hearst returned
from St. Louis Saturday.
Jerone 'Viltse returned to Hum-
I
uoldt the first of the wcek.
' ( "I Mrs Jane Shoup is attending
the Chautauqua at Auburn.
Clare Foster returned Friday
morning from Nelson , Neb.
Frank O'Grady of Dawson was
a Falls City visitor Monday.
I Ed Rieger of Preston was in
. the city on business Saturday.
Frank 'Ycddle was down from
I
\ ' Shubcrt on business Saturday.
_ Earl Frakes and wife left Sat-
urday morning for Cameron , 1'10.
Dr. Burchard and family r -
tUrl1ed from St.Louis and Quincy
4 , Ill.
1\1rs. Will Holt and laughter
left Saturday afternoon for Scda-
lia , 1\10.
Alfred Corn of Salem was a
pleasant caller at this office Sat-
urday.
I G. A. 1\1e'ers made a business
trip to Table Rock the first of
1 thc \"cck.
Cecil Kanaly return cd from Fre-
mont where she has been attend-
, j ing- school.
'Vantec1-A for
- girl general
, . ,
! t house work. Enquire of 1\lrs. C.
,
Ii' Rea\ ' s.
Miss Fischer was thc guest of
1\1rs. George Cleveland the latter
part of last wcek.
\ . John Wright ot Fairfax , Mo.
. is visiting with his daughter ,
l\lrs. R. B. l\lcl\Iahan ,
1\1rs. Jordon , son and daughter
of Frankfort , Ind. , are visiting
i 'f with l\lrs. Ella Davison.
' -.4.
Notwithstanding thc terrible
heated condition of time tmo-
sphere last Sunday , very large
crowds attended the services at
thc Christian church both morning -
ing and evcning. l ev. Poug'c.'on ,
the pastor , 'used for his morning
subjcct.- "Christ A Comforter ;
and in the evening "Capital and
La bor , " tl'he large audicnccs
were very much interested in
both of the subjects ; and showed
their approval of thc. same , by
passing many complimcntary re-
marks. 'l ime presence of such
large : rowds at church services
arc an indication of thc fact that
they are interested in thc presentation -
tation of such popular themcs.
What thc world wants today is
something that bears on their
everyday lives ; something that
will help them to realize thc con-
ditions by which they are surrounded -
rounded , and something that will
help them in bettering their
conditions. The subject neat
Sunday night will bc-"Man's
Inhumanity tro Man. " You
are cordially invited to attend
any and all of these serviccs.-
Pougeon.
A Kansas paper says "a little
chigger climbed laboriously to
the top of a blade of grass and
called frantically for his cllows.
After they had assembled he
pointed excitedly towards a pair
of open work stockings which
showed beneath a near by hammock -
mock and they were off in a
bunch. "
J. B. Downs , wIfe and daughter -
ter came up from St. Joe Satur-
day. Mr. Downs returned Sun-
day but his wife and daughter
will remain in the city for a short
visit with relatives.
John Alexander DowIe says
that his 23 year old son Glad-
stone has never been kisscd. Two
theories have been advanced
about this. Either the old man
doesn't know or the boy is a club.
Will Holt shipped twenty three
head of hogs to the Fair at Se-
dalia last Friday. From Seelalia
he will take them to Des Moines ,
thence to Lincoln and then on to
St. Louis.
Gertrude Linn who has been
visiting the past month with
friends in this city returned to
her home in St. ocsph Monda ) ' .
Harry Pence and wife left
Monday afternoon for California
where they will visit with the
parents of the fOlI1er.
'VII1. Cade and family returned
from Osborne , Kas" , last week
having been called here by the
illness of their daughter.
'Ve arc still making special low
prices 011 cured meats and 1ard-
Coupe & trhornton.
All kinds of tablets and wrIting
paper at Dr. Mcl\Iillan's Drug
Store.
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_ _ _ _ " I" " ' ! DN. : . . . _
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF ,
The Southeastern Nebraska Building and
!
Loan Association.
OF AUBURN NE13. . ON THE 30TH DAY OF JUNE : : , 1004. I
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ASSH''S. I.IA1HI.n'llts.
I"it'sllllortg-ag-e loans S140,140 82 Capital stock paid up $14C,745 09 ( } ) I
Stock loans _ _ . . . . . _ . . . . 1,050 00 Reserve fund _ _ "h _ _ 8,000 00
Neal Estate---------- 7,853 Hi UIHlh'idcd profits _ _ _ _ ,7fi9 37
I'urniturc and station- 1 nt e t' cst , prcllliullls
cry _ _ _ _ _ _ . . _ _ . . _ _ _ _ _ 118 .15 and fines------- 1,1)1.12 JO
Cash _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5,8G822 Advance interest alum
Delillqucllt interest , premium \ . _ . . . . . . . . . 1.11 85
, pl"cltliutI1s alld flues 4,5802 \ Certificate fees------- 81 00
HxpcllscsIId : tales HClltsu _ . . . _ _ . . . . . _ _ , 340 35
paid ! . _ _ _ _ _ u _ . . _ . _ _ 4,501 7.\ \
Jh'ic1cllds paid a 1\(1
ct clitc(1------------ ! 2,635 IJO
Neal 1 estate sold 011
cOlltract ; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 3,458 25
Teal estate bought for
building sitc. . _ - . . . 1,850 00
. , Total . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ $182,05996 't ' otal . . . . . . _ _ _ . . . $ , ( ) . %
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES : : FOR YEAR : : ENDING JUNE 30. 1904
HHCHIl"l'S 1'1NIITUttrS. ;
Balallcc oil hand July Ioan3---------------- : 8 4 ( ,1O ( ) 28
1 I. 1 1903.------- . 7,300 IJ7 mxpcnses . . _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ u 4,334 13
Dncs 011 nr l IIi 1Ig" stock 15,383 IIJ Stock redccmcd _ _ _ _ _ _ -10.415 OS
Intcrcstprctltiullts Cash on hand _ _ _ _ _ _ . . 5,8)8 ( 22
fineS _ _ _ . _ . _ _ u _ _ _ . . 17,298 03 Dividcnd L."P.stock 7,1390 ( )
loans repaid--------- 47,02-1 00 Insurance and taxcs. . 7800
Fall paid stock------- 22,600 00 Neal estate purchascd 9,317 18
Ncnts---------------- 340 35 Undivided profits _ _ _ _ . 142 02
Certificate fccsu _ _ 81 00
Insurallcc all < l taxes. . 16 15
Neal estate sales-- _ _ 2,721 50
Profit and withdrawal "
fees---------------- 638 32
' Total _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 5113,403 51 ' ' _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ , 51
STATE 01" NIDnRASKA 1 .
, SS.
Ncmaha COllllty f
1 , N , M. Gillall , secretary of thc above lIalllcd Association , do solemnly .
emnly swcar that the foregoing statement of the condition of said A-
sociatioll is true and correct to thc best of my knowledge and helicf.
N. \T. Gn.IAN , Sccrctar ) ' .
Subscribed and swam to before tI1C this 16th ( lay of Jllly , IIJO-l.
CIIAS. O. I.'lomclI : , Notary Pnblic.
tl'his Association has grown to bc one of the strong Ii-
o nancial institutions of southeastern Nebraska. 13) its liberal
plan of operation many of this and other towns arc today
cnjuying" the pleasure uf their own hUllles and paying for
them with the money usually paid for rents. Call and see us
if you are thinking of buying or building a home and stop
paying rent , or if you will begiu : now and take stock in this
association it will only cost you 25c , 50c or $1 per month on
the share ( or $100) ) and this will earn for you not less than 10
per cent per annum , and at maturity you can c1ra v out 100c
on thc S and buy or build you a home.
WHIT.iL\.IER BROS. , Agellts
Falls City , Nebraska J
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To Everywhere And l3a . ck.
tl'he Burlington offers excursion
rates in every direction-so low
that there is 110 excuse for stay-
ing at homc Below arc some of
them.
St. Louis and back : Three
kinds of daily rates besides the
special low rate coach excursions
011 each Tuesday and Thursday
during August and S2ptclnber.
Chicago and back : Daily low
rates either direct sunnier.'I
Louis , with stopovers at St. Louis ,
Kansas City and Omaha.
Louisville , Ky. , and back , $20.
40 , August 12 to 15.
Boston and back-the only
chance of the season for a low
rate visit to New England , $31.40 ,
August , 11 to 13-10ng-limit.
\VorId's Fair stopovers at St.
Louis on through tickets
Colorado , Utah and Black Hills
resorts-there and back prac-
tical1y half rates all s1tn111ier.
tro California-San li'rancisco
and Los Angeles and back , Aug-
ust 15 to Scptember 10 , only $ . .5.
Time only chance in 1904 to get
this low rate.
Portland , Puget Sound and
back , August 15 to 18 , one fare
for the round trip.
tro Michigan , Minnesota , Wisconsin -
consin and the Great Lake region ,
the ideal summer country- < 1aily
low rates to take you away from
home.
On the first and thir Tuesdays
of each month very low round
trip rates to hundreds of points in
the Northwest , west and South-
west.
west.Write
Write or call , describe your
trip ; let mc advise you time least
cost.
G. Setwart.
Ticket Agen
Or , L \ \\Take1y ,
General Passenger Agent ,
Omaha.
