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i Discount on Suits and Skirts I --41 , "
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Ladies are daily expressing high praise of
I the splendid display of Dress and Tailor Made
IJ Suits in our ready to wear departnlent. This
display including all the prevailing colors in
Voiles , Cheviots , Broad Cloths and novelties in
j4 designs that represent the highest art , ranges
; from $10 to $25 , from which during next week
we shall offer a discount of
Ten Per Cent .
Remember that we guarantee the fit of
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Ii > Mercerized heavy weights , Lawns , Satins ,
Mohairs , Peau de Sole , Jap Silks , Crepe de
Chenes , in the cleverest designs at money sav =
ing prices. AU these waists come direct from
; . the manufacturers who are held in the highest
# t : esteem by the largest retailers in the , country.
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these suits and make an alterations without
expense to you. Do not delay your buying until , .
late as the early cOiners get the choicest styles. { ,
DRESS SKIRTS.
This is one of the banner lines this season. ti .
All sizes from 22 to 36 in waists , 38 to 40 in' : 't .
lengths in a great variety o'f styles and cloths. { " ,
Dress and Walking styles $4 to $20. On all of i
these a discount of 10 per cent viII be given from , , } . \
lay 2 to 7. Our skis : is have individuality , are .
thoroughly well made , are fitters and deserve I
the highest praise. . ' G 3 , , J
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HOUSE FURNISHINGS. F.1 ; .
Now that house cleaning is upon liS you
must bear in mind that Lyford carries the larg = 4
I est assortment in town of carpetsrugsnlattings t ! . . , ; ; ; '
I curtains , lace , tapestry and rope couch covers. " 1
We give assurance that in all these goods our !
I prices and values are always the best. t
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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R. A. Clark of Stella was in
. town 'I'uesday.
' , \Vm. Riley of Dawson was in
f town Wednesday.
l Dr. VanCs of Barada was
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in town 'Vec nesday. _
Cora Betts spent Sunday at her
home in Blue Springs.
H. J. Kiel and wife of Verdon
were in town yesterday.
t . A. H. ii'ellers came down from
ib Humboldt Wednesday.
Frank 'YrHe has been sick this
week but is now recovering.
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Ira Presser ore lmraua : was it
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' \ f. , Peter Fredrici { went to IIu111-
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. " bldt on business 'Vednesday.
. 1. A . Smith of Humboldt was
in town Ojl legal business yester-
day.
= : \\T p. Fenton of Dawson was
in the city on business 'Vednes-
day.
Vincent Arnold and wife of f
Verdon visited in this city Wed ,
nesday.
, Sig Fuller and family of Ver
don were in town shopping yes
terday
Blanche Kerr returned Wednes
day from Lexington , 110. , wher e
she has been attending college.
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It is not often that residents of
Falls City have an opportunity .
to enjoy good l bating , but the : :
flood made such a thing possible
the first of the week. The bot-
tom land adjoining the Nemaha
was transformed into a placid
lake nearly a mile wide and
boating therein in the moonlight
proved a pleasant diversion. On
Tuesday , night Phil Hermes
manned his private transport and
took his family and some friends
out for a cL uisc. They visited the
principal seaports of this latitude
and returned safely without encountering -
countering any Russian fleet or
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"I have been subject to sciatic
rheumatism for years , " says E.
H. Waldron ofTilton Junction ,
Iowa. H.N1y joints were stiff and
gave me much pain and liscom-
fort.1 y joints would crack
when I straightened up. I used
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Chamberlains Pain Balm and
have been thoroughly cur d.
Have not had a pain or ache from
the old trouble for many months
. It is certainly a most wonderful
liniment. " For sale by A. G.
. 'Vanner.
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The street commissioner has
again dragged the streets and
- they are , if anything in better
condition than they were before
the recent heavy rain.
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Hal and Anna Shafer left Sun-
< hy night for a trip , to Los ,
Angeles , Cal.
J. H. Morris of Humboldt 'was
looking after business matters in
this city Wednesday.
J. C. Martin and wife and J. F.
Whetstine and wife left Tuesday
for a few days outing at the Mis
souri lakes.
Saturday was a big clay at the
county treasurcr offi e. The receipts
ceipts for the day were nearly ] '
two thousand dollars.
The Presbytedian ladies ken
sington will meet with \frs.
Bohrer on Thursday , May 5th ,
All are cordially vitecl.
A couple of Falls City boys an
planning to build a house boat
and sail down the Missouri am'
Mississippi to St. Louis and se e
the exposition.
The Modern Woodmen 0 :
America this week paid to Mrs
G. H. Neal , ,83,000 this being tIH
amount of the policy carried i it
t 1at order by the late Dr. Neal
Our educational department i !
of especial interest this week. 1
contains the names of those wh (
will graduate from the varioU !
schools this year , and such com
mencement dates as have beet
fixed. It also contains mud
other interesting matter
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The Nebraska Wesleyan Quar-
tette No. 2 are out in the concert , _
field and are striking high. The
, Edgar Post says : "On cdnes-
clay . night , February 25 then gave
a great concert to a good audience
at Omaha. They were called . , .
again and again , giving a total .
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R. E. Grinstead republican , , -
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candidate . for the legislature swam
. down from Salem edncsday. o.
- He took this means of coming in
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order to get further points on the " \ :
drainage question , but was unable - '
. able to learn anything that . . lie .
didn't already kno\\1. .
, Grant Windle who has been
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seriously ill is now able to be
, ont. He will be strong enough _
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I. heavy burden that must be borne
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1 by a councilman form the second
ward.
: Mrs. Henry blutz and , son '
f Grover came in from Barada and
on Wednesday departe.d for Garfield -
' field , Washington where they ' ;
e will make their future home. . , '
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s Hartford Fire Insurance ' ' ' . j :
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