THE FALLS CITY TRIHUt\E Jnt1tHu'y 8 , 1904
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I I I4 VFORD'S CLEARING SALE is attracting wide and deserving attention. The response to our H'
last \veek's "ad" has been spontaneous and gratifying. The sale will be continued until the
JI , 16th , the prices being made are sensational and fairly shout econOlllY , Don't miss this opportun =
' ity to purchase everyday necessities at a large saving flany of you are seeking places to loan your
money at 6 and 7 per cent interest. Here is an open chance to invest it for your own needs , at a
J' saving of from 10 to 50 per cent. Don't you need these things for this winter ? Then take a fore =
t " cast of your next winters wants and get thre or four times ordinary interest on yourt investment.
i There are weighty reasons. why we can afford to close out these winter goods at less than cost. We
; v do not carry winter goods through a summer season , if low prices will move thel11.
Clearing Prices are made on all lines of Winter i lerchandise Cloaks , Ladies' Suits , Ladies'
Dress Skirts , Dress Goods , Underwear , Hosiery , Shirts , Shirt Waists , Blankets , Sweaters , Carpets ,
j' 1 Rugs , Curtains of all kinds. Remember that the cuts are made for this Sale only _ - - !
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The Weeks News
' At the Court House
. A shod session or the ' district
. h. court was held on tl'u.esday with
ii'J ' Stull on the bcnch. But
two cases received atten tion. In
& the Case of John1vh15-ka-ga-ha vs
' " Eliza Ion'is ct al , the plaintiff
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< . ' wa given leave to file an amend-
" ; ed petition. In the Case of vIary
f : A. Schutz vs Dorothea Ablutz et
: ' al , report of referees was filed.
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k * ' and order or sale Issued and bond
F" . ' of referees fixed at $3,000.
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This being the last term of
. . court . Judge Stul1 will hold
here , the members of the Rich-
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' . : ardson county bar unanimously
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Whereas , The Honorable Chas. n.
kr . . Le.tton judge of the 1 ! \ irst Judicial dis-
I.i : trict of Nebraska for the last eight
P years has recently retired from the
bench of said district to the Supreme
4 court of the state of Nebraska amid is
. now all hOllered mentber : ' .of said Nebraska -
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braslm Supreme court amid whereas his
. associate judge during said period the
Honorable Johll S. Stull is about to i ' e-
tire from thc bench of said First Judi-
cial distl'ict.tfherefore be it
Resolved , That the members of the
. . Richardson county bar express regret
; + that the district bench of Nebraska has
lost two of its strongest judges and thc
first Judicial district , its judges who
. ir the last eight , years have mallifcst-
, . t cd the highest regard for the duties
" . and responsibilities of their otlice and
for the due administration of justice
iii , their cou1'ls. And be it further
Resolved , That HOllomble John
S. Stull upon his approaching retirement -
mcnt from thc bench has by his honor-
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able and able career as a jurist merited
the confidence of the bar and people of
his district , therefore thc bar of Rich-
ardson county extends its thanks to
the said retiring judge of this court
for the u1liform courtesy and kindness
manifested hy him to the memhcrs of
said bar and for thc fair and impartial
manner i1l which he has determine !
the causes qf their clients durilTg his
term of otlice. amid be it further
Resolved , That we request thc incoming -
coming judges of this court to order
the district cleric to spread these reso-
lutions upon thc journal of this court ,
and h ; s m1 a copy of the sam
under the cc Ul't seal to the Hon-
orablc Charles B ; Lctton and thc Hon-
orable John S. Stull. And be it fur-
thcrResolvcd
Resolved , By mid bar , that the
thanks of its members are hereby extended -
tended to thc Hon. G. J. Crook , clerk
of the District court of Richardson
county , Nebraska during thc last four
years for the courteous , prompt and
cl1icient manner in which he has performed -
formed the duties of his said ol1iCCj ;
and \ that the said district clerk he also
presented with a copy of these resolu-
tions.
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County Judge ' 'Vilhite has is-
sued thc following marria'e - . li- . .
censes :
1 Chas. \ : , Rcg-a1l , gshurn , Kas. . .39
Mary Kelly , \'erdon . . . . . . . " . . . . . .28
j I obt. Welch , Humboklt..26
1 Edith Spaulding , Da'son . . . . . . . .18
' t.Phe county board has been in
session this week and have found
lluch to keep them busy. The
comt11ittet on revenue and taxes
has been especially busy and a
number of claims ha\'e' been ad-
justed. Committees were appoin-
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tee ! to settle with county officers
and that work is now in pro ; ! recs.
A. great many official bonds were
approved. ' The usual number of
claims were allowed. The old
board win conclude its wcrk and
the near board will take up the
reins of government next tfucs-
Uty.
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Ch.is. . Loree is now clerk of thc
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district court , having assumed
the duties of his office trhursday.
Dr. : Crook the retiring clerk , has
left his office and records in good
condition and made a satisfactory
settlement with the county board.
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The following dates have been
decided upon for holding district
court in thc first judicial district :
Jefferson cot.U1ty-Pcb. 23 ; June
13 ; November 9. Johnson coun-
t ' -li'eb. 23 ; June G ; Oct. 3. Ne-
maha county - -arch 14 ; July 11 ;
. 14. Pawnee .
Noy. county-Feb.
S ; June ' 27 ; Oct. 17. Rchardson !
COUtlty- Jan. 25Iay ; : 9 ; 'Sef > t.
12. Gage county-Jan. 5 ; May
" 2 ; : Septi . . . l9..a. . . . . * _ , _ _ . - . - : . .
Christian Church
Rmr. Elmer Ward Cole will
preach at the Christian church
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both Sunday morning and eV n-
ing- 1Iorning' subject 'I ' 'l 11 c
Calling of Life. " Evening sub-
ject "Stand on 1.'hy FeeL" Spe-
cial music at e'cningser \ ' cc.
You arc given a most cordial ] invitation -
vitation to attend these servict :
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Victims of Chicago Fire. r. . :
bliss : \ { aryIac1dox received the
sad intelligence this week that
her cousin , 'lrs. : Francis Leach
of 1ontpicler : , Ind. , was numbered -
ed among the victims of the Iro-
ql 0'5 theatre disaster in Chi.ago. :
'lrs. : IVlcCoslin , a daught of _
1\lrs. Leach escaped only after a
desperate struggle and sustaincd
severe burns. lrs. : Leach was a
niece of the la..e 'Vilson leeks :
\Iaddox. .
1-Ion. C. F. Reas was in I./in-
coIn on legal business this week.
Flour , Feed , Coal
and Wood.
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book over this and see what
YOU want or what von have to
sell. I have for ale Flour , ?
Feed , Baled ha \ ' and straw
C = rain , Ground' Feed , Brand
and Shorts , Coal , Wood . Rock
Salt , Pure Cider Vinegar ,
\Valnuts , R \'e and Wheat for
cl1i' 3J.Ths , Ground Oil . Cake - . . . . .
Poultry and Stock Fooel . Cash
paid , for Butter Eggs and
Poultry , Hides R111)ler Cop- , ,
per Brass , Zinc , Old iron 1 . /
Corn and Oats. Flour exchanged - .
changed for wheat , heal 1 for
( .Urn. Yours fur 1)uslness.
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O. : P. HECK
Phone 1.01 Sib Street
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