THE FALLS CITY TRIBUNE , FRIDAY , MAY 8 , 1908.
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Mew White Linens and Cottons
Three unusual values in 36-inch plain White Linen
Cloths at SQC have just arrived. Light , medium and
heavy weights , all linen.
White , cotton checks , plaids , stripes , just in , very
dainty and beautiful.Vhite Swisses , dots and fancy
figures , prices JQC to $1.00
Plain and Fancy Colored Linen
Suiting Arc Very Good
White , Brown , Golden Leather , Light Blue , Nayy ,
Copenhagen , Champaigne , Red , Reseda , Nile , Checks
and Embroidered , at
Tan Hose
Women's tan and bro\vn plain Hose ,
15c , 25c , 35c , 50c , 60c
Women's tan and brown fancy lace and embroidered
i HOBO , 25c , 35c , 40c , 50c , 60c , 75c , $ 1
Men's tan and brown plain half Hose ,
15c , 25c , 35c , 50c
Men's tan and brown lace and fancy half Hose ,
25c , 35c , 50c
Misses' tan and brown plain Hose , 15c 25 C
Every one of these is a special value and in all of
them the proper shade can be had.
25 Per Cent Discount
on Ladies' Suits
i5 Ladies' Tailored Suits , new this season ,
some especially adapted for mid-season wear ,
sold at $9 to $25 , all now offered at a discount
of 25 per cent.
$18 Suits , now $13.50
$20 " " 15.00
$25 " " 18.75
$1.25ShirtWaists$1.25
Every Woman in Falls City should see what won
derful styles in ShirtWaists can be hadxfor $1.25.
We have ten styles at this price , everyone a "stunner. "
While we have many numbers at other prices , our
$1.25 values are great.
Leather and Wash Belts
Novelties in leather and Wash Belts at
15c , 20c , 25c,35c , 50c , 60c , 75c , $1
Elastic Belts , Silk Belts , Tinsel Belts , all in wide
variety. We are proud of this assortment.
The newest , nattiest styles shown this Spring are on
our Notion Counter.
Long and Short SiJk Gloves
Short Lisle Gloves in black , tan , brown , mode ,
champaigne , white at 25 C and 50c
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Long1 Lisle Gloves in black , tan , brown , mode ,
champaigne , white at fifc ftfa $1.25
Short Silk Gloves in black , tan , brown , navy , white ,
'
50c <
Long Silk Gloves in black , white , navy , Copen
hagen , receda , red , tan , champaigne , brown , pink ,
light blue , grey , at JJf $1.25 , $1.50 , $2
Fans
for Commencement Gifts
Highly Decorated Gauze Fans , so acceptable to
young lady graduates at Commencement time , any
price 25c to $2.50
Parasols
This entire line is new the prevailing cloth and
color for Parasols in pongee , having borders to match
the costume , either in plain , checks or stripes. We
start the plain Pongees at $1 at many prices up to
$5. We have the newest ideas of the season.
For rain or shine , are 26-inch umbrellas , in blue ,
black , brown , red and green , with fancy borders. Two
complete and attractive numbers , at popular cost.
V. G. LYFORD , - - FALLS CITY , NEBRASKA
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lias the assessor called upon
you ? If not , your turn will soon
come.
The New York World , a demo
cratic paper is authority for the
statement , "Bryan's nomination
means Taft's election. " We have
heard no one dispute it so far.
While considerable damage has
been done to the fruit in thishtatc
by the recent cold snap , the re
ports from Arkansas and Missouri
indicate that we have been more
fortunate than many other local
ities. Stand up for Nebraska.
We frequently hear of a. million
dollar rain , but the rain which
fell on Sunday and Monday nights
is estimated to be worth $3dOO-
000 to the winter wheat crop of
Nebraska which was suffering
greatly for rain. It some time *
looks blue in Nebraska , bul
bounteous rains are generally
sent in time to make an abundanl
harvest.
Although Secretary Taft is
more than two thousand miles
away , his boom still goes march
ing on sweeping all oppositioi
before it. It is large enough t <
fill the country and by the tim <
the Chicago convention meets , ;
motion by the opposition , tomaki
the nomination of the secretar ;
unanimous will be in order.
'Harry K. Thaw has been tcm
porarily released from the asylut
at Matteuan. It is to be hoped
that the release is only temper
ary. It would be a travesty on
justice , if a man whom the courts
hold to be too insane to be amen
able to the criminal law after the
taking of human life were to be
later declared sane and again set
free.
The new mayor is now in the
saddle. We predict a good year
for Falls City. The appoint
ments made , are good ones and
the public are assured of good
service. Let everybody boost
now and help the town. We
have the capital , the territory ,
and the men to make Falls City
a larger and more progressive
town if we will only become
boosters and cease to be knockers.
Shortly after the passage of
our present reyenue bill , the Dem
ocrats tried to beguile the public
into the belief that it necessarily
meant higher taxes. The county
board , which was Democratic ,
made an unusually heavy levy as
did cause a raise in the taxes.
Any thinking man knows that
the amount of the tax we pay de
pends upon the amount levied.
The county board is still Demo
cratic. They control the purse
which holds the county money ,
and the taxpayers of Richardson
county have seen no reduction in
the taxes. Reform and economy
are great cries with our Demo'
cratic friends , but when put tc
the test , they neither reform 01
economize.
Those are not real mockinj
birds you hear ou the street , bu
a very unique advertisemen
given out by P. S. lleacock $
Son , and in the hands oi tin
small boy is doing good/service /
lleacock & Son is one ol tin
linns that realizes the good tha
comes from advertising.
Patzman Sisters arc ofl'erini
bargains in hats , fromTSc. to $3.5
Resolutions of Respect.
AVhereas , it has pleased God
in His divine wisdom to remove
Irom our midst Bro. James Cor
nell , and ,
1 AVhereas , we deem it a fitting1
tribute to our beloved brother
to make known to the public the
high esteem in which he was
held by this council.
Therefore be it resolved , that
in the death of Brother Cornell ,
Richardson Council , No. 1312 ,
K. and L. ol S. has lost an ear
nest member , his family a tender
loving husband and .father , and
the community a valuable citi
zen.
Resolved , That this council
extend to the bereaved ones
their warmest sympathy in their
sad bereavement.
Resolved , That these resolu
tions be spread at length upon
the records of this council , pub
lished in the city paper , a copy
presented to the family of the
deceased , and that the charter
draped in mourning for a
[ icriod of thirty days.
S. V. SKAUS ,
FUIJD nKUUNCi ,
GUOUGU NOAH.
Committee.
' Considered an Honor.
J. M. Schocnheit. one of out
old Falls City boys , has had hon
ors conferred upon him which he
may well feel proud of. During
his recent trip to Washington he
was admitted to the bar of the
United States Supreme Court ,
This is indeed an honor which
has been the goal set by many ,
Jule's many old friends here con
gratulate him. During his rcceni
visit in the capital city he alsc
had the pleasure of a visit will
President Roosevelt , being witl
the Missouri delegation , who wen
in line during the president's
receiving hour.
\
Mrs. Reneker and daughter
Helen Ruth , are visiting at tin
Paige home in Troy , Kas. , thi
week.
Resident of Jerusalem. \
Mrs. Charles Edwin Smith of
Jerusalem , is visiting at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Murray ,
909 # Charles street. Mr. Mur
ray made his home with Mr. and
Mrs. Smith , during a residence of
nearly a year in Jerusalem , dur
ing which he assisted the Ameri
can consul. St. Joe News-Press.
Mrs. Smith , formerly Miss
Jennie Newkirk , is the wife of
our old townsman , Chas- Edwin
Smith , a brother of H. C. They
left here about seven years ago
: or Jerusalem and have lived there
since that time. Mrs. Smith ar
rived in the city Wednesday for a
few days visit with old friends.
She is enrotite to California to
visit her brother , Dr. Newkirk ,
who has been quite ill for some
time.
Library Notes.
The library board met Tuesday
evening in the library. The
librarian's report showing a cir
culation of 1.652 volumes and an
attendance of 1,859 , was accepted.
The bill for the new chairs for
the small children was allowed ,
and the list of magazines to be
taken for the next year deter
mined upon. There will be seven
new ones added to the list already
on the tables.
Then followed a lively discus
sion as to ways and means for
helping the children to the use
and appreciation of the best
books. All agreed that having
the books was not enough , but
that to make the library of the
most service there must follow
the reading of the same. If half
the ambitions mentioned can be
carried out our library will be
nearer the top than it now is.
The new chairs and table for
the small children have been in
stalled and are a great comfort
to the little tots.
Bruno Hansen spent a few days
of the past week in this city with
his wife at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. W. II. Kerr.
Visit the New Jewelry Store and
see the latest designs in Table-ware ,
Everything first-class and prices
reasonable , Call and be convinced ,
R. B. Simpson
North Winow Kerr's ' Pharmacy
Watch Jewelry RepairingDone. .
A Willing Work
MONEY is always ready to earn you more
money when given the opportunity.
We Furnish The Opporlimltv
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IF YOU HAVE a few dollars of idle money
about you , you had better ask us about
the plan.
Palis City State Bank
Capital and Surplus , $70,000.00
. .
f f a 1:1 i.-
For Sale.
320 acres , fine land , well located
in Porter precinct. Owner wants
to sell at once or will sell one
quarter separate. Will contract
on next March.
HKNKY C. SMITH ,
Palls City , Nebr ,
Mrs. Belle Ault now lias charge
of the suit department in V. G.
Lyford's store. Miss Jones being
compelled to resign and go to her
home in Reserve on account of
the ill health of her mother.
Attention W.O.W. and Friends.
Nemaha Valley Camp No. 9 ,
located at Falls City , have set
apart Sunday , May 17 , at 3 p. m.
to unveil the monument erected
at the grave of the late Sovereign
McPherson- The Sovereigns will
meet at the W. O. W. Hall at
1:30 : p. m. , where the procession
will be formed and will march to
the cemetery in a body. The
services will take place at the
grave. A suitable program will
be arranged for the occasion.
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