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Railroad Fare Refunded Both Ways to
Out-of-Town Customers on Liberal Terms.
Shipping Charges Paid on All Purchases
2? of $5.00 or Over 2?
NOW
CHRISTMAS
We are Magnificently
Ready for the Crowds
This store has noTer in all its successful past beon so sup
erbly equipped for a big Christmas business as it is now. We
brgan planning montbs ago for this festive occasion of good
cheer, and a quarter million dollars' worth of Xmas merchandise
is under this huge roof. Commence Christmas Shopping Now,
unless you thoroughly enjoy being in the great throngs inevitable
during the low days prior to Christmas. In any event you will
find Davidson's store your best helper.
Xwrvas $ Crowds
Will Center Here
No Crowded, cramped, inconvenient aisles and narrow pass
ageways, for this the Greater Davidson's Store, with its acres of
floor space. With ample room for all, this perfectly arranged
store is the ideal shopping place. You will miss much of the
pleasure and profit of the holiday buying unless you come to
Davidson's often.
You'd Better do Your Xmevs
SKopptng Eerly
Davidson Bros. Co.
Sioux City, Iowa.
--"f--"-
ESSES
Und holm's
Christmas Gifts Galore
C, 8t. P., M. O. Tims-Table.
Trains leave Dakota City at the fob
hvr'ng time:
ROBTH BOUND. SOOTH BOnKu.
5:52 pm Omaha 7:35 am
10:00 am... ...Omaha ......0:13 pro
a" pm Norfolk 8:20 am
9:01 am Norfolk 6.32 pa
7 :58 am Newcastle 10 :00 am
J:08 pm " 8:08 pm
SUNDAY THAWS.
5 :62 pm Omaha 7 .85 an
..... o .1
37 NorfolK o:oi
C B ft Q
WEST
No. 85 Local Freight 7:30 am
11 " Passenger, Om-lm
and Lincoln 12:82 pm
EAST
No 86 Local Fnigbt 2:15 pm
10 Local Passenger. . .6:53 m
Local Items
The freshest crackers at Van's re-
coivod every week.
Mrs K E Evans was a victor wiih
friends in ilomer Monday.
Patrick Jones, of Hubbard, trant-
acted business here Monday.
This week will see the windup if
corn huskiug in this vicinity.
8 P Barnes, ot Homer, was her
looking after his insurance busiues
Tuesday.
You will find the finest and biggei-t
line of canities in town, for the holi
days, at Van's.
The M E Sunday school will (rive a
Christmas entertainment on Monday
night, December 24.
Joe CnllfH, of Jackson, was a bnsi-
nets visitor Here Saturday, ino Her
ald was remembered by him.
Try a packaged; tli.it new Bed Crof-s
coffee at Van's. You get a premium
with every package there are no
blanks.
Essie Huberts aioter of Miss Myrtle
Roberts, teacher in the sohools here,
was down from her home near Good
win over Hunday.
W L Ross an) wife, Mrs Pizey and
Mildred Spencer attended the wed. linn
of Miss Burgess Khambaugh and Roy
Deau in Mioux City Hu iday.
Have vou trie I the Sultanna and
Tac-co brands of canned goois? Van
sells them. These goods have stood
the test of the pure food law.
Ruth Hami.t-m returned home from
Peru. Neb. Saturday evening, where
she is attending the statu normal, one
will return to her school work after me
holidays.
Pnr Rent I will rent my farm of
125 acres of work land, near Naeora,
Nh. for cash or on the shares. Good
bnildiuKS on the land. John C ttul
livan, Nacora, Neb.
Nico, Leather Scat, Oak
Rocker, liko cut, $2.45
(While they last)
Beautiful 0ik
Rockers, largo mid
roomy, brace arm,
same as
cut,
$2.25
Golden Oik Combination book Case
1 2LS10
m
szz 1 1 w. y
mJL
Mrs Sadie Abbot, of Woodstock, Vt,
who is here on a vimt to the h me of
her parent. Henry Loom it and wife,
of Homer, spent this week here at toe
home of her niece, Mrs Jouu u lt.-am
Call nt D U Htiusou'aauit select any
thins vou want in the Hue of silver
ware or iewelrv for Chrintmas Tne
goods arorden d from an old reliable
wluileniilM house in Chicago, aud are
guaianteed.
I have for sale a choice lot of Polaud
Cl.inn main hous. Th-V are of the
Wi'kea. Tecumseh aud P-rfectiou
Rtor-k. P.diitree will be furbished
with everv via that Roes ont. Address
Frbo Batelb, Hubliaru, Neb
Frrl Cntlieitmm. Beore'ari of the
Dakota County Farmers' Iu-iitute, an
nnnnrnath.t the institute for this
county will be h. Id here February
and 9. As hOn as the state can ar
ranj tlm tirourram of speakers the
- o -
Kanin will be published.
Mrs Geo liarter was here from O in a
ha thU week looking utter buMueM in
the bank, her father, M O Ayres being
mill ..onrAnoil to Ins home with a He
vere c.ld, and Harty Alair, oaxhier
of the tiauk, whs attemliux to hi du
ties as clerk of the dit-trict court.
Tho Canadian Jul ilee ouoipany will
giV'a au entort iiiuineut in tne M E
church on Natnrd iy evening, D c m-
ber 22. This company of eolor.-.l
Mritfeis aie atiioung the b.?t. A fine,
mnsi'ul treat awaits all ho attend.
Ti.-kets will be on s ile at rank U oy-
hill's.
Second hand heaticg stove for sale.
at this office.
Chas Hollroan, was hers Wednes
day on but-iness.
Wpn P Wsrner cams up from Omaha
Thursday evening.
GaHoline light plants for sale and in
stalled by U F Droyhill.
Henry Wood is home from Lis trip
to the ranch at Hay Springs.
Joun Boler of Jackson was a tisitor
at the county seat Wednesday.
For Sale Household goods and
kitchen nticsels. Inquire of F A Wood.
Leon Ream and wife, of Pender, vis
ited h re Saturday, being enroute to
Ilomer.
Dou't forget Brenn's coffee it is
still iu, the lead. For sale at Vac do
Zedde's.
Chas Dodge was down from hi
fsrm in Hubbard precinct Thursday
u buaiuei-s.
Headquarters for candy and nuts for
li s holidays. All fresh and fine. Van
leZedde.
George Ford, of Ilomer, was a pss
iigei to this place Saturday evening
on the Burlington.
1 have for sale twenty good heavy
boned Duroo Jersey Roars.
Geo C Blessing, Homer, Neb.
When you havo a news item that
vou would' like to nee in print, ring np
he Herald, No 43, and we'll priut it
Rubber tooflug, the best in the
mid for boue or other buildings
better than shingles. See G h Btoy-hill.
Call up No 1 when you want No 1
gcoils delivered in No 1 order. Our
store is now stocked and nueu up in
No 1 style.
Wor t was received from Geo T
Woods, who is viniting at Axtel, Ms.
that he was oonfiued to his bed with
au attack of stomach trouble
8ata Clans expects to make his
headquarter tor fine candies, nuts,
to, iu tins place at Van de Zid'tes.
Remember this wion I Christinas comes.
Herman liiermun tihipped two dou
ble decked o ir or bh-ep, containing
45U head, to South Omaha Tuesday
vening. He accompanied tne ship
ment.
Sav! this is tine coffee Where did
youqeti? I ot it at Van de Zeilde s,
aud oU just ought to try a package oi
it a fiue, aud besules you get a nne
dish with every package. Well, III
tell Jol n to bring home a package this
very day!
We can furnish the Lincoln Daily
State Journal, without the Sunday, iu
oouutc'iou wttli the Herald, one year
for 13.70; or with the Sunday for $4.60.
This offer i good only for the wek
tieiuning December 21t ana .-uiug
the 28 1 . Now is the time to get in
on this offer.
January 1907, School Apportionment
Total amount apportioned, f 1.539 75.
Total number of districts entitled to
share, 36.
One-fourth shared equally by dis
tricts, 1393 47.
Three fourths pro rata, 2,274 child
ren. $1182 28.
Following are the amounts to which
the several districts are entitled :
niHRCTon.
1 W I, Rmn
W A Ilelke.
H Kit win Moraan...
4 J A tlnll
It W W Kentniror...
AThPR K rronliy....
7 Krnnk Hevuey
n 11 w iiwh
N U Hinlth
in John lluri'iim
II O K Hutler
11 A J FarkT
IHUIen Armour
H (loo Warner
K ,thn llartnett....
1 Cnrl IirHon
1'jK ) Ixunls
1M Kred Viwii
Umoo F. Ilarnei
i Max Nelnnn
21 Mlehnel M I U' lie II
ii H H Polly
SCI K J Meli
4 .1 W TwohlK
Wi Henry Wallwey..
MUndnrrli
r7.lo..ii Kimh
KNpIh AnderiHiii....
Vttdhrl! Sorensen.
Mm Klora Anhford.
Hen Honderson
Tlieo lVtern
John O'Neill
Oeo Teller
.1 nines lleeney
II II Stol.e
I A Olnintciid
AMT.
fill 04
40 m
41 tw
lift 3D
HI 70
fi m
nt m
si
4 an
114 IH
Inn i
aft 74
U Ml
HO 01
HA 71
in 10
HI Ot
S7 W
HO M
Hfi 71
Hft W
ft W
Ml M
W t
1M 14
U
tti m
HI fix
HH AS
10 IM
Sift t
W 71
HA 7H
)M HH
( IV
VI Kl
4M Ht
Gao. J. lioticuKn,
C'ouDty Superiutendont.
lYIen's Christmas Column
Wednesday.
Published by Dow Clothwo Co.
Deo. 12th.
Xmas Trees Free Trees Delivered
With Purchases Amounting To Your Home Monday,
to $2.50 and Over. December 24th.
She Came 159 TCiles to TJuy
Boys' Clothes from
This Store.
This Circumstance ' is Given to Point a Fact
At the last mee iug of the f ioneers
aud vJl'l nettlers asnociaiion tue ivg-
trar coruwi tee ruu short of badges,
aud as several more pid their annual
d uea aud were eutitled to badges the
committee orlered anther supply
There ure Ktill a few left, aud any one
desiring a 1DUC badge can secure one
for 60o at tnis office or of Mrs Fanuie
W Oiozier,
Mrs Mary J Young, uee Lindsay,
died at her homo near t'hillis, S D,
this week, aud waa brought here for
iut- ruient. The body arrived here to
day (Friday) acoompauied by ftiiss
Nelll.- Lindaay, a ritterof tiiedeoaMed,
and was laid to rest iu the Dakota
City cemetery bnoide her parents. Ue
eesjd was a relative of the Orr fami
li s nud resided here with her parents
about twenty years ago. Her many
fri. nds are (trieved to her of her
dentil.
We have 20 large, Golden Oak
aud Mahosany l)resor. sane
.cut, which we off rr C 1 Q CQ
on now at ' iIU sssj
lijvesiigttte 5
py
you to
theHe.
It pays to buy Xmas
gifts that last.
We ask you to come to
our store and inspect our
large stock of
hocking Chairs
Center labl'S
Dining Tables
China Closets
Etc
I All suitable as Xmas gifts
Mis Eller E Dolisnn, ss ociut gr ind
matron of the O E S of Nebra-ka, hehl
a school of iustruciiou for the lo.iK ,
thia pi ee Tueaday eveuliiK at tu- Ma
soi.io ball. While the attend .uce whs
tint es birge as it hhon'd have been,
those preaeut el j yed the meeting,
whhh was very iuftructive.
Tlie body of hi late Gideou Warner,
who died four years ago nt i be home
of bis sou, L) W V ainer, nt E'Iiiiiiii'ou,
l Cn da, waa dia nterred and idiipi d
to thin place this week f T bll.iiil
The body aniv-il riinra'lav a id ui
Kridiiy wa inken to the laworeeme
ten, where it was luKiay iu me tntu
ily lot.
The following Uorr. the .leiii'O. Mo,
Oi'ti" referH to a brother of H V Konl-
lueler of I his i 1 C', who la alao me
wh.it of a chi. -ken fnei.r: i pen of
U tlotuii ltho-ie I-thuid R exhih
indb Fied.l Kohlniei. r nt t e V'
on-H i ton flouniy poultiy h' held
t Sip I ou, Mo Noveiuhe iJ-dd iit
Keeetnber 1. a arOe.t 2 nt on
. n . o -i .1.1. .1.
C il' hTi 1, 'O. o1" n" !-
le a aud lt on p-u. t! II Uhodea of
1'opeka, KhUh, the j i.ly rowo.
iu this ptiu acoied tro.n Ul t U3 poi.it a
The Horn. stead, of Des Moines, la,
i an auiouit tA weekly of the high
est claaH, edited liy actual farmera,
who live upon aud operate their own
forms aud ar able to put to the test
of experiance all the tueoriiidiousied
iu iu o ilnmus. The Homestead has
ilepai tnients devoted to hrticultire,
poul ry, diriug, she. p, veterinary,
laws effrci iug the, farmer, the bouse-
hold, Suudty hohool aud every inter
eht. of the weateru farmer; aud it edi
toiials eov. r every question regarding
Hoiln, i-eedn, mucliiu. iy, methods of,
cultivation, breeding and care of live
atock, e'C, iu which the farmer of
this s ftion are interested. The Home
eteud's contributors incluile the ableat
uud moat -iicoe-htll f. iner, breeders
Hti't exiie.imeu' atatiou workers in tlie
mi. I. lit- west. If you are a Homer-lean
reader, joti oaunot fail to be up to
da'e ou all farm quc-alioim ; und "Farm
Furrows," -'Hiuts, Devices, hugg. st
i.mit. etc. and other valU-Uie leatures
are an uufdilii.g source of en eit iin-
meut and iutlUoti ou. I he Home
u Htl in l a vear to Bilbscribvis. aud
suba.'ripii na either cingly or in com
l. in, .Hon with this paper, are taken at
this office.
County School Notes.
BY Bl'PT. OKO. J. DOUCBER.
Itegular examination December 21
and 22.
Quextions for lifo certificates will be
sent to all the counties this mouth.
No one has jet taken this examination
iu this couuty.
Dakota county scored another 100
pradd laid month, L H Hunt of South
Sioux City making that grade in arith
metic Piograms are out for tho State
Teat-hen association. The association
will convene iu Lincoln December 20,
and r main in session until tho even
ing of the 28ih.
Two directors report renewal of con
tract with their teachers, both at an
advance of 5 per month Miss Alios
Malady now receives t'H) per menth on
the Inland, and Miss Dineen gets $40
in tbe Suull district.
State Sunt MoBrien has recognized
the Academy at Jackson as qualified
to give normal instruction iu compli
ance with tbe law requiring all appli
cants for certificates to have some nor
mal training after September 1, 19u7.
I hit will obviate the necessity of the
Aoademy graduate going away to nor
mal school before seouriug their oeiti
ficate. The Bubbard school board has grant
ed leave to the teachers for the pur
poHe of viaitiug other schools a louple
of days They will tk the two days
after Christmas and will probably vUit
Diikota Ci'y and South Sioux City.
This gives an excellent opportunity to
compare notes and keep iu touch with
each O' her, and all schools would be
much benefitted if the boards would
intdat that their teacher make such
visitation.
Henry Francisco Realizes on Colo
rado Land.
During the latter pait of lust March
Henry Fiaucisoo, who lives n nh of
Jacki-ou, purchased throunh V T Hart- j
lei t, the Colorado laud mau, a q iarter ;
section of Seilgick oouuty, Colorado, I
laud, paying $900 for the 100 acres.
Last week Mr Frauciac.o sold this1
quarter xectiou to an Iowa teal estate
firm, who also handles Colorodo lunds,
for $1 500. an advance ol jimt $G0 on
what it cost him last spring. Mr
Francisco tells us that when he bought
his laud he had to dig through a foot
of snow to examine the soil, tie says '
he found a uood rich soil, a smooth
laying ui faced country and abundaut'
proof of good crops having been raised
the year before, ties, sheamolouud
the stock iu an excellent coudition
after haviug wintered on the na ive!
graxses ou open praiiie tue euiire
winter wi'h the. exception of the two
weeks during which the ground was
covered with suow from a toiui oo
cuiring a few dnys betore his vii't.amt
oovetiug the enure period Lift winter
dunux wh oh the Sedwi.'k u. uty
cattlo men were nquiied to provide
feed for their xtock, altho igh tuere
waa au abundance of stacked straw,
hay and other kiuds of fodder iu the
country.
lo miuih a new eountry thickly coat-
d with alio would not preaei.t much
uducem-iit for lud spe-ulaiiou Hut
Mr l'r.nti-co'a careful invebtig ttmu of
conill ioua aud prosp. Ots couviuced
him that Be gwick couuty, Colora lo,
laud was all nxht aud certainly De
velopments since h.. deiuoustrate.l
hat bis 1U Igment and lute-ig. t were
S-und aud clear. lie i n..t irally well
ileai-e.l with Ida initial inv-tiueut iu
Colorauo relty and saya he intends
now to acqul-e a larger tract of it.
A wise mother having a large family of boys, living in Niobrara,
Nebrtska, left home at 3 o'clock in the morning, took a train to
Norfolk, transferred and came to this city for the sole purpose of
procuring a winter's outfit of clothing from this store.
What is more, they have been doing the same thing twice a year
for fifteen years.' Thky say the reason they come here is because they
get a "square deal" and our goods give satisfaction.
This is no fairy story, nor is it by any means a new experience.
Something of that sort happens almost every day.
That brings us to the point. Tuts is thk boys' stokk or Sioux
City as indisputably as it is men's for good clothing. If yon buy
an article here and it goes wrong you can bring it back, and we will
make it right. What is moro, you can bring back a thing if you make
a mistake instead of the store.
A great many people are making presents of boys' clothing.
SUITS
Sailors (3 to 10) 2 50 to $8.50
Norfolks (3 to 10).... tl.bO to $0.00
Two-piece J & P (7 to 10) $1.00 to $10.00
Bloomer Norfolks (8 to 16) $3.00 to $7.00
OVERCOATS
Refers (3 to 12) $2.00 to $10.00
Form fitting, long overcoats (8 to 16) ....$3 00 to $10.00
Youug men's (16 to 20) $4.00 to $17.50
DOW CLOTHING CO.
510-18-20 Fourth St. Sioux City, la.
These Cold Winter Days
You will not dread if you buy your wife the new
Heating Stove you promised her last wirter. We have
bargains in all kinds of stoves. Try some of our
Sooiless Diamond Lump Coal
We carry a complete line of
Tinware
Cooking Vtetvsils atvd
Hardware
Nearly
30 Years
in Business
Lindholm's
5th & Douglas . Sioux City, la
Piancs Sold
on Easy
Payments
4
A movetiK nt is cm fM.t hihoiiii tue
meml eis of Hi" Moiie.n im Iioi -
..I c.f Am. ri )a Indue of tins i'la to
ri'i-t h fine two Htorv 1 iv iuiUiu
xt a C"t nt abo t $4 O H) I'ln- in in
Iwraldn of the IimIks la now r-iortei
tt n.'xrlt 3tK). and tlierx is no nti
hall in the town that ii ad.-qm.te to
accommodate tlie aoi iely. TliH iibio
nroiM sed is t is ue f har. s aunnig the same i-oiupniiy,
. ... . ,i i a ...... :w
mmliera, ami tne nan imu hu
I built would be a fonrc- of tewnue, as
fin lower stTy can be 'ined l-r dai cts
lodg suppers, etc, and it would fill a
looa felt waut in thia place, where
ther is nut a buiMing in twn that
I can be had fur suidi oooasious.
District Court.
An adj Urunl sefsiou of the district
noun on,. vened lieie ou Monda. with
J -iliie Ouy T (liav. a ou the beoch.
Th tiiat jmy cisrt called was the
Shtt.l-L 'tulieit a si.ult ('use. A jury
wh imp nt-lleil, but owing to tlie lua
lulitt of If'at . r rib. 11 to gi-t h re from
VVi-eou in, tlie caae waa adjotirued for
lie time I iuk.
I Ue .-a e of ISartlcs agaiurt th
Or .t Noilluru lUilmaU company
i icli i n a ipfal frut!' 'lie Hprui
Hi.., 'HlllMlf N Ill4lt3 W 111 U .ll7 lUM'l
w h I uilt tlirou tl.eooiintv two eut
. i : .. : ... 1 1 ...I
ii in i .k c ilea and a jurv nn ,ni iii'i
I'lie aa bail no IT ci - lt (l Verv Iu
. li.-i. the ti ii.' v for ilii .ro4. uial
VI i I ait"la au Offer of 100 all ai-re fo
I, in nu. ala i tfi.OOH. tlie amount ot
.Inn a 4k1Iow.iI liy Hi-lx)..nl f ap
pr i fc - lli flur wu auo' i'leu ami
th. o .s dlHniie Uy tlie te ins of
th s t'l ineiit Mr It .rtU tr ta $J 75 t
fo' hi firm of . venty to u.l a half
ac
Thecai-eof Kramper against the
whii'h was appealed
tt f aatue time. us attleil out ol
ci q i liy 'h- o mpany paying him
$1,m)0 in addition t i the ,200o alio
mi' by thx laiard of appra sera.
Oo Thnraday the hhell-Lambert
i ae waa rrsiirnt-d snd at tliis time is
i till holding the attention of tbe conrt.
Come in and examine the
best Saw made the cele
brated Atkins Silver
. Steel Saw
A complete liue of
llak.rd and Soft
(DO AL
always in stock
A FEW
CUTTING
REMARKS
Ths purpose of a taw Is to eat
It should out cully, cat cUnly,
and out with iwj luovsmcnt.
I prefer an Atklni Baw. IU blade
It ''Silver Sieel", reootraUed tba
world over ai the Bnnl erulotbla
Steel svor route In anolent or modern
times. It Ii hard, elote-frralned and
tough. IthoUliagharpoattiiigedRa
lonii'-r than any other Saw. Ita
bla.le tapert perfnotly front thick to
thin, from hmndle to tip. Thus It
mikn leeway for Itself, runs tlly
and does not buckle. Its lumper is
KrfeoU When bent By a eroncra
rust. It sprints Into shapa without k Inking1.
The Atklnsbewcuta and does it best of an.
We mitke all tvues and tiass cf saws, bat only
one grade the best.
Yours to Pltvo
Edwards k Bradford Lbr. Co.
II. F. KonLMF.iEii, Looal Manager. .
l);ikot;i City, - . Nehi askii
lono TKNNrssti nonr.
Ftirtw.nt.v )ais W L ltiwla, of
Itelli . Teim. f tuuht tiasiil cat rli. He
wiina: Tlie ewei.ii g ami hoiene s in-
l.le UiV nose waa I. ail I, tin 1 . an
applying Buck leu's Ainic i Nulv. to tlie
oie mil f ice: t liia callneil the son lo s
and swelling to ilis-apear, in Vr u r
tnin " li. nt salve iu exinti uce 2.) ut
Lohlie'a tlr JK "tore.
First M E Church tours of Service
SUNDAY
10 a in MiiU'lui rM Ii
11 a 111 I'" uo 1
12 ui t'la-s l. 1 ii
B-.IJtipm Epworll' L
7:;jo p iu Preai'li'
TUtlltSUAV
7:H( p in Prajei Ve. 'II k
A II HVi-iiini fervioa fiom M to
Oi'ioi.er will lie In lii 11 e-lmlf l our
lter. F.LMEH K NHAfKH, I'aftoi
I'lione uumlf-r 33
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That's What Counts!
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ConHile your d poiti with the man you know to b t
honest, competent, upright and careful Twenty- J
01 e years here iu JackS'in, les than fifty dollais 4
TOTAL lima a. tlOO.OIt awaiting lh" fi t poisoll
wiouned. Ample capttul, surplus, PKOTKCTION.
Thin, and more, IimC- of
"ll.e MhiiU that ALWAYS treats
jon KiQin"
444 44
Bank of Dakota
Juckaou. N. li,
County
Jusr before Christmas
Holiday Goods.
Fine NhHor'tUt tt of gaiiit'S.
Purlor ba-e bull
honieiset.
ChiiHtiuas tree decorations.
Jj.ilies' work ha-Vetn
(1. od as-oi tim nt f .tMniiMr' I ooVs
J M l'INOKNEY CO..
Ronxt'itv. . . Iowa.
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Edwards & Bradford Lbr. Co'
Hubbard,
Nebraska.
tiKO. TIMLIN, imeer.