12 THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE April ISJ 1904
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I _ _ FLOOR COVERINGS
i I INGRAIN CARPETS
, I No floor covering has been invented which
: e1 fills the place of the standard all wool Ingrain ,
: r- , I. , attractive in coloring and design , clean and dur-
able , they meet at a moderate cost a popular
need. Our stock this season is so complete in
; its range of colors and designs that you will find
in it the exact thing you desire. Prices range
from 25 to 75c. : As a special offering in this department . . .
partnlent until May 1st we offer one piece of
s . Ii good weight , all wool , at 50c and three pieces , all
wool , full standard in excellent patterns at 65c.
We have several remnants from 3 to 12 . yard
i $ lengths , best grades to close at 55c.
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! LINOLEUM
. i Two pieces of best makes Linoleum , two
yards wide , at 50c a square yd. These goods are
, & worth 60c but we have an over stock of this width
Two pieces four yards wide just in , handsome
\ patterns and of best makes . Linoleum is the
Jtj most substantial , satisfactory covering for
Jt kitchen , dining room , and hall floors.
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RUGS _
The proper thing for dining room , parlor , Iff '
bed room , reception room , etc is a rug. When *
in proper proportions and harmony , nothing ? l\
lends so an air of novelty. We show room sizes
in Ingrain , Axnlinsters , Wilton , Tapestry , Body
Brussels , Sll1yrna , and Casimere , in a great var- ,
ietyof design , coloring and size. i3
AXMINISTERS VELVETS , BODY
BR U SS E LS. A large line of the best grades
and new designs in these lines at the lowest
prices. These came from the best house in the V '
West and 110shilly sballying is done to cover up R-
quality. These are made in any size with Of
without borders.
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TTINGS
Thirty pieces of matting just in fresh from '
a high class importer. Prices from 15c to 30e .
plains , damasks and inlaids.
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FULL STOCKS .f . :
I Shades , Lace , Tapestry and Rope , Curtain Goods
I Upholstery Goods , etc. , . - . I
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VG.LYFORDa
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News of the County as Told by
Our Special Correspondents
Shubert. .
Miss Nora Pond is on the sick
list. °
John Harmon is still under the ,
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doctor's care.
- Joe- Harper was a I-Imnboldt
visitor Tuesday.
John I-Iooyer-made a trip to
Falls City 'ruesday.
Vern Taylor has been clerking
for C. H. IIenderson.
. Will Brannin and family are
' relatives at this'place. .
visiting \'es place.
Jessie Kinton has been enter-
.taining a lady friend this week.
- Art Doman and wife entertain-
. ed friends from the country Sun-
' day.
day.G. .
G. \V. Barnes and vifc enter-
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tained Nellie Harper and Bessie
Henderson recently.
_ Etta Cutter of Falls City will
visit a few days with her sister
i Jim 'Veddle and wife
John Alexander and wife 1110\-
cd into the brick building on the
g east side of Main street 1\'Ionday.
i ; .1\lrs. Odessa Handley returnel
. to her home the latter part of the
week after a few days visit with
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her parents at . this place.
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.1\1rs. : Ross Kenton visited her
parents l\londa
.1\1.rs. Shook and baby , who
have been visiting friend at
HUnlboldt T , returned during the
week .
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Salem.
Hal Shafer was , n Salem Sun-
day.
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W B. Boyd was in Falls City
.Monday.
C. P. Jones went to Dawson
vVednesday. .
Joe 'Vindle shipp stock to St
Wednesday night.
Clay Wagner and wife drove . to
Falls City 'Vednesday.
J. I-I. Timmerman made a bus-
iness trip to Stella Tuesday.
Grandma and Grandma Boyd
came down from Humboldt 'Ved-
nesda ) " .
l\'lrs. 'l om l\'Iajors came down
from Rockford last week to visit
her mother.
The Ninth Hour club. met at
the home of Beulah Russell last
Thursday evening.
F. H. Hahn who has been
here for several months has gone
to Char.iton Iowa
.1\1rs. Jas. French went to Falls
City Monday to attend the con-
vention returning home 'V ed-
nesday.
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Bess Graham came down from
Dawson Tuesday and win visit
until Friday.
W. \V. vVertz is loading some
cars of corn at Verdon to ship to
his Kansas ranch
1\'lrs. W B. Boyd started for
Ohio , Wednesday where she wiil
visit her parents for several
weeks.
Nothing Equal to Chamberlains Colic
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
vVe have used Chamberlain's
Colic , Cholera and Didrrhoea
Remedy in our family for years ,
says .1\11'8. J. B. Cooke of Neder-
lands , exas.V have given
it to all of our ci1l1dren. Ve have
used other meatcines for the same
purpose tut have never found
anything to equal Chambcrain's. ]
If you win use it as directed it
will always cure. " For sale by
A. G. 'Vanner.
Special Sale. . -
A special clearing sale at \'Ic
Nails on all Oak brand canned
goods. 25c cans for 20c. First
quality tomatoes per can .10c.
Remember the place is
2tf vIc Nails Grocery
For Sale
For sale-As nice a HO as you
ever saw. Deep black soil , not a
pebble on within twelve miles
of the capital of South Dakota
for S100 see "Thitakcr Bros. at
once. , , . 14-tf
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SHOE PARLOR ,
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red Knickerbocker was drh'-
ing Prof. Harnack's spirited colt .
.ruesday morning and the animal
was feeling so good that Fred -
lost control . of him and a small \
runaway resulted. No serious I .
damage was done. . ' ,
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