October 21 1904 TI-IE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE
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' THE - FALLS - CITY - STATE BANK '
COl\HHANDS ' your attention and solicits your business because it is a safe and conservative institution-incorpor.
ated under the laws of the state of Nebraska. It I is a bank for all the people.rjch and poor , men , women
and children. It is courteous and accommodating its patrons , according" them all the privileges consistent with
good banking' It accords equal privileges to the small as well as the large borrower or depositor. It seeks to
; 'I ' advance the best interests of the customer and the community and is always pleased to offer suggestions to those of
its patrons desiring counsel.
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GETTING RICH
t . . Sonic people become wcaHhy. Why ? Because tily spend
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I " , , -that's why we have so ' - ' . - is
w many average m'n. Saving but a
' ! : ' : , , : habit at first-later it becomes an art. Save a part 01 your
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I.j I . < , . , surprise . you.
r . , : " , FARMERS ACCOUNTS
If t ' , ; , \Vc desire farmers accounts , even though they may he
" smal1. Many good farmers have accounts with us-those
\ : ' , that have not would do well to start onc. It will help you to
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: : > M : ' save your money ; it will assist you in keeping tab on the
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" " . ; : amount of mone\ ' you take in and in the manner in which you
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: 11III spend make good receipts and often serve as a
( luabl.itnes when the payment of account is in c1i Jltte.
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THRIFTY WOMEN
\VomclI arc thc rtioncy savers of thc family. In many instances , if
thc wives anl mothers dl ) riot save there is 110 saving dOlle. Ladies , a
hauls account will help you to concentrate your little savings against
thc "timc of IIccd. " Nl ) IIIlIttcr how small the sum \ , wc will he pleased
to open all IICCOllllt with ) ' 011. Wc enter the dcposit 011 a little hook and \
provide you with a check hook frce. It will familiarize you with the
ways of banking and shollld you ever hc called upon to take charge of
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thc business affairs of the family you will find thc cxpedcllcc hclpful.
CHILDREN-'S DEPARTMENT
A new feature of this hank is a ChildrclI's Department , and any
cltiltl under thc age of eighteen call start an account with ONIi D01-4"
Io\R : utd upwards. Smaller amollllts will hc received latcr. These accounts -
counts will draw interest at the rate of four \ per cent per atuituninterest
computed twice a year. If hy this IIIcans we slIccccd in encouraging
thc child in self denial and thc proper use of mOllcywc shall feel amply
repaid for thc extra work pcrforlllcd. 'l ' ime older folks may receive in-
tercst 011 their 1I10llCY by taking omit one of our interest hearing Time
Certificates of Dcposit.
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. - \Ve' are now distributing little booklet . The
a on banking. little book contains 11any } helpful suggestions I
i and if the ! mail don't bring you one , will be pleased to have yon call for one or send us a request on a postal card
r . and it will be forthcoming-
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THE FALLS CITY ! STATE ' BAN
FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA 0
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CAPITA ! AND SURPLUS - - - -
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I , \N. : E. DORRINGTON , PRESIDEXT \V. A. GREEN\VALD , ClImR
I T. .1. 1 GIST , VICE PRESIDE ' GUY P. CREENV'/i\LD , Ass I' . CAHIlIER
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\ , - ' I _ . Real Estate Transfers.
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John Ncsladek and wife to
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ti August Dicsner w d lots 1-2 blk
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32 , I hails City. Cons. S1000.
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( Richardson County to Eveliii e
Benid i.t q c d lots bik 196 , Falls
C't y. C ons. $25 . :
C. D. Lamme and wife to "T. A.
M"rgra\'e q l c dn6 ; of n e 1-4 34
-1-17. Cons. $2660.
New books at Register of Dl eds.
Mortgage and Deeds and Quick
Claim egistcrs.
Bernard Riley and wife to
Thomas Ii' . . d .
Murphy w ( pt. s w
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, 1-4 of s c 1-4 15-2-14. Cons.SI75.
Mary : J. Hoops to Maria Combs
w d lot 3 blk 8 Verdon. Cons.
S(150
Francis Marion Banker ( single )
to Win Andrew Inks , w d pt 12-1
15. COlts. 8250
Emma L. Jorn and husband to
Edward C. Frauenfelder w d pt
of s w 1-4 -11-2-15 Cons. S180
Alois James and wife to Ed-
waid l Frauenfelder w d pt s w 1-
4 of s w 1411215. Cons $200
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S. 1'.1. Mayfield to Jennie L
r' j Mayfield w d lots 13-14 blk 37
Falls City. Cons. S2250
Frank Albin and wife to Ne-
maha township w d J pt of s e 1-4
of n c 1-4 2-1-4. Cons. $54
Sanford N. Mayfield to Jennie
L. Mayfield w d lots 15-16 blk.
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187 Falls City. Cons. 8700
Joseph Culley and wife to \VI11.
Wallace Colley w d und 1-2 into
in n w 1-4 21- 2-16. Cons. 5975.
John H. Curry ( single ) to Fred 1
T. . . Gilbert w d lot 2 blk 1 Clark's
S. add to Stel1a. Cons. $800
Marriage Record.
Edwnrd f4' 'rholltpsollK.C.,1\Io. 2
Myrtle Sarvis , Stella--------------- .18
Married Oct. 15 by Rcv. .V.H. Pool.
Albert E. Stevens , V crdoll. . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 28
Carrie Crouch , Vertloll. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . _ _ .23
Brcllllnl A. SitivelyShelton3 3
Bertha n. HeilltDawsoII _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . . . :1
Charles S. CookEmporiaKas. _ _ _ . _ 26
Lillian G. PaytollH l111I1tOlltl , Kas. . _ 20
Market Report.
Corn . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42-43
WliiteOats . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25
25c
Mixed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23c
\ \ heat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1)5c
Cattle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .5.25
Hogs . . . . . ' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.50
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j , Mrs. Breithaupt has just received
ccived a new line of hats and .in-
vitcs the ladies to call and see
them.
Wait for E. Bode's big
cloak sale next week ,
For Sale-Hollo J. Murphy .
proprietor of the celebrated tour-
ists hotel in Table Rock recently
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\ \ Till you let us fit you in a pair of
\Vinter Shoes , if you are promptly
and politely waited upon ; rightly fit-
ted and you get the best style your
price ] will purchase ?
If youget the utmost comfort that
can be put into a shoe ; and have the
guarantee of a straight-out shoe
house : ; to have any complaint , no
matter how slight , promptly satisfied ,
and to know that you get a dollar's
worth for every dollar you pay ?
How About It ?
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GEORGE HOLT
Tile Shoe flaIl.
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purchased a fine specimen of .tll
elk , which was recently captured
in the wilds of 'Vyoming- Mr.
\urphY being an animal trainer
is very proud of his new posses-
sion.-Informant H. C. Lowe ,
Cowboy.
The ladies are invite to call
and look over the new line of
hats Just received at \\1rs. \ Breith-
'lupt'S.
Wait for E. Bode's big
cloak sale next week.
