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, Commencing Monday morning January 18 . , 1904 , and ending Saturday night February 6 ,
1904. We will offer for saie at ,1 big cut price several hundred pairs of Men ' 5 , VI Oll1en 's , Boys' , 'I ' I
Misses' and Children's Shoes. Every pair we offer at this cut price will have a large "Red Ticket"
on it \vith the regular and cut price thereon. 90n't fail to attend this "Red Ticket" , Mid . . . Winter
Clearing Sale and remember it will run . . . tI . . . S . . . d = - -
FROM JAN. 18 ! g04 ! T-O FEB. 6g " 04 '
This will be the greatest bargain Shoe Sale ever offered to the trade in Falls City. The ob . .
jest is to get rid of some odds and ends , some heavy winter goods and to clean up the stock and
' store in general and get ready for our sprilig goods. Some of our prices are as follows :
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Shoes that sell regular I for $5.00 '
15 . _ _ .1 : _ _ . . _ _ . . . . _ _ . $4.00
i Shoes that sell regular for $3.50
.5 for . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . I. . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ . . _ $2.50 ,
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Shoes that sell regular for $2.50 .
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Shoes that sell regular for $2.00
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Everything that goes at this cut price will I be strict- t ' ; J I
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. , t . I ly for cash. This will be a money saver for you. i floney. . 4
, saved is money made and jf you will take advantage of } \ \ ;
} ? Law ; _ _ his sale you will make sonic nloney. Come and see Jr
' what have to offer . . : '
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FALLS CITY , NEB.
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' .ItlD YYL' . . . . . . . . . . - _ . - - - - . - - u..LpY.aY.ti '
f > THE FAIRY LAMPS.
) Yt1 The Little : . Baft-Legged Boy and tha
t Fairy of tae Womb
I' ' 1'hl'1'l' was ol1'e a little 1)are
t . I legged , l'owu-lillllwd ) boy who
h spent all his timp ill the \\'oods ,
i' , writ OS rrhOlllpson Heton , iu
I Ccntul ' ) . He loved Ih t ( ' woods ; awl (
' \ all that t was in 11111. t lIl' ustd : to
' t look , not at the Mowers , UU t deep
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L do\\'n into 1ll'1II t , , and not : tt ( the
. : ing'inghit'd , hut into its eyes , 10
( } ' its little heart ; and so he got au
insight better than most others ,
/ I t' . , and hl' qUitl' gave up colletiug (
birds' Pg'g'S.
d But : the woods ) were full of III\'B'
I tl'1'IeS. Hp ut-pd : ( to hear little
bursts of song' and whpnllP mule
II to the place : hp could find no hirc1
Ml there. XOiSPH and IIIO\'PIIIPnt
l would just escape him. III the
'i woods he saw strange tracks , and
! one daY , at length , he saw il von-
U . dl'l'fnl bird making t th'sl''PI' ) '
fit rill'ks t 1-le had never seen the
, e 4 Lird hefore , and would have
. f ' . thought t it a great rUI'ithad , lw
t. not seen its hacks t eveI : ywhl'rl' .
1 do he learned I luit the i woods were
t. I'ull of beautiful l"reaiures that
_ _ were skillful and quick t.o avoid
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Ht One day , as he passed by a spot
. . that he had been to a hundr
It' hues t before , he found a bird'R
lIest It must have been there all
the t time , and yet he had not seen
it ; atul so lwJearned how blind 1m
was , and exclaimed : "Oh , if on 1 l
1 could see , then I nli , jt utuiet'
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stand these things ! If ( only I
knew ! 11' I could ( See hnt 1'01' ot1l'11 (
how many : t'hpl'p are and how near !
If only ( ' \ "PI'bit'd , would wear over
its nest this : evening il Iii l1e lump
to show J\w \ ! "
The sun was clown ( no\\ ; hut all
at once there was a sort light on
Ow path , and in the middle of it
11)0 t brown boy sa w a 14i1 i tie t BI'own I
Lady in a long robe aud in lwl'
hand il I'ocl.
She ! : nn iJl plea ; a ni Iy 111(1 \ Said ( :
' 'Little oily , I am . the t 1 ' airyof the
" 'oodtI : have hppu + vatrhing (
you for long' I like yon , You
PPlll : to he in'PI'PII from ether
boys : 1 our request shall bf
grtnled. : t "
'llPn ! she faded : iway . But at
once 111P whole landscape i win-
klpd Over with wonlerfnl lit110
lamps , red , blue aid ; ; Teen , high
and low , doubles amI : ( singles and
whl'l'\ hI' looked '
groups ; ( \ ( I' were !
lamps-t vilikle , winkh' t , 1 winklp ,
here and evelvwher'e . ' , unlit I 1110 1
forest HhollP like the ' '
p starry t-ky. :
Ile rain to the neaTesl 1 , and there i ,
sure enough , was a hi i'd's IIPst
UP rail to t he 1II'xt1'8 ; , , allot'hl'r : )
nest. And hl'l' and there each
ditI'crellt kind or lamp stood for
another kind of nOSI. A beautiful
purple ) blaze in a low tangle !
( 'auo'ht his 're. He ran there , and
found a nest he had never seen be. ) !
fore It was full / of purple eggs ,
and there was the l rare bird he had
semI but enc ( ' , It waH chaniill
the weird song he had often lem'd ,
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but never tru'f'(1. ; fur tIll' l'g'gii :
wel'e the ntauv'lous 11lings Iiis i
old l'g-g.'oJIthg ( int-t : iIwt ( broke
out , IIp l'nHhp } forth 1-0 'Iutl-It the
WOJllPI'fl1I prize . lid-in ai in-
stant all the light WPllt- onto
t'hl'l'p waR notlliiig tint the hlal'l\ , :
woodH about hi Ill. rl'llPn 011 Ih t ( '
pathway main shone th.p soft
light It grew brighter , t ill ill t lie
middle of it : hp Raw the Little (
Brown Lady- t lip 1."Iiry of the
1\'oods. Hilt she was not t-IllH
ing' now Ilex face ( was stpl'n and
'md aH she said : "I fl'al' I set yon
O\'PI'-hig'h , J thought yon were
bet 1PI' than hp t I'pt-L : beep ' this t in
mind :
" " 'ho reverence not the romp } ) of life can
I1t = V1' see its Ugh "
' .Theta sill' faded 1'1'0111 hiH'iew. i .
, GLADSTONE
Had an Extraordinary Capacity for
Righteous Indignation
Mr , Gladstone had an exir'aor
Binary capacity for r'igllteons in
digna t ion , says Hello Ogden ( ,
ill . l1antil' " 'hat his flaming
speech against giant injustice
Could do in the Sway of impressing
the popular iutagination , let his
sweeping victory of 1880 ( , in tl1l'
teeth of the wisest- political pl'opll } .
etsz , be the witness And as the
historian J. H Green wrote to
IlnmphrJ' 'Yard : "Let us never
forget that the triumph i.s his 1Ie :
and he only among the i liberals I
met never despaired. He und lw
0111\ furesa' . . what the verdict 011
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.r. Warr w..ttl. : 41cp + A .r.-Ma4 + sal ltt'Mra.
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this great trial' would be. When ,
folk talk of 'cool-headed state ! ! ! \
men' and sentimental rheton-
cinns' again , l' shall always call ] ) to
mind Ihatin : takillg stork of Eng"
lisp 1 opinion at 1 his crisis ( t lIP serl-
tillwntul 1'lwtJ'i'ian was right
and the cool . haded : I s1atpHllwn
were WI'OIlg'.tJ : \It' \ . MOI'Ipr : qllol4 !
UI'PPll'S gloving 1l'ihllt to the
ll'urpj : ' of wlj' , ( 'l he l was so lI'olld- )
the lllan who "was always , noble of
BOlli. " \It" : \ ( Hadtolll' : had the i pow'-
el' of 1 thus iJIlIH''HSiIlg' . widely . ' di.
verse natures. Large . fihred Spur )
gt'on rivaled the finely t grained
Green in admiration " " 'e b0
.Jie\'p , " he wI'01 , "in IlO man's infa I.
libilit.r , hut it' is restful to hp sure
of . u11e llJaU'H iii ueg1'it.r ( "That
- - . --'I. lY t , - ) Tiati . iCS Mlle iecrer : '
1\n oJ'dinal' man eOlll l have So
( h ) sped ! to himself Hu'h differing
slit POI'teI'S At Oxford , Glad-
St tOqp hail Pusey's vote , and he I
had .J 0 wptt's ,
Glass Globes.
In tiLting 011 gas globes it is a
COJIllllOU error to SCl'e + + ' them too
tightlJ' Boom sholll be allowed
for the expansion of the glass '
when it has become heated bj' the
gas , for otherwise a breakage i 1. . .
iue\'ilable
Head the 'rribune ads care -
ful1) It \ \ ill not only prove interesting -
teresting' but may prove profitable
to you ,
Ha'c your sale bills printed at
'fhe'1'ribune oflicc
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