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Do you wear glasses? If not, are
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than the Inferior, that is, In propor
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Even If the initial cost should be a
little more, the best la always the
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looking for the best in bifocals, we
can give you a little good advice. Be
fore buying the old style, do you not
want to investigate the merits of the
Kryptok Invisible Bifocal Lenses? It
will be well worth your while to drop
a line to the Columbian Bifocal Co.,
Temple Court, Denver, Colo., for fur
ther Information about these wonder
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C, St. P., M. A O. Time-Table.
Trains loare Dakota City at tbe fol
boring time:
KOIITH DOUND. SOtTH BOT7ND.
5:52 pm Omaha 7 :35 am
10:00 am Omaha 6:13 pm
3:37 rm Norfolk 8:20 am
9:01 am Nor oik 6.32 pm
7 :58 am Newcaetlo 10 :00 am
2:08 pm 6:08 pm
SUNDAT TRAIH8.
6 :52 pm Omaha 7 :35 am
3:37 Norfolk 5:32
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No. 85 Local Freight 7:30 am
11 " Tassenger, Omaha
and Lincoln 12:32 pm
EAST
N 86 Local Freight 2:15 pm
10 Local Pasrienger. . . .6:63 pm
Local Items
Gasoline light plants for Bale and in
stalled by UF BroyLill.
Gert Vilkinn, of Sioux City, spent
Christmas with friends here. .
Geo and Frank Haase, of Emerson,
were home for Christmas dinner.
Al Pizey and family, of Sioux City,
spent Christmas at the oil home hare.
Arlow llager came over from llin-
ton, Iowa, to aptnd the holidays at
home.
Schmied and family ate
dinner with relatives in
Mell A
Christmas
Pender.
Chas Adair and family of Sionx City,
wore Christmas visitors at the Wm
Adair home.
F A "Wood left Sunday evening for
Kansas City, Mo, to spend the holi
days with friends.
Grace Wilbnr went to South Sioux
City to upend Chiistmas at tuo home
of her aunt, Mrs Cora Miller.
Dora Lawson, of Sioux City, was a
guest at the E Wiwemun home here
from Saturday until Wednesday.
Frank Ross was down from Emer
son Tuesday and spent the day with
his brother, W L Koss, and family.
Mrs Kate Drake is here from Duff,
Neb, where she is holding down a
homestead, and will spend the winter
in this place.
Clifford Leach, son of Capt Joe
Leaoh, of Bnnuing Water, S D, was
married in Sionx City Saturday to
Mis Lillian Lake.
Mrs Charity Hart received word this
week of the death of her brother, Asa
Critchfield, at Wheeling, W Va, from
the effects of pneumonia.
Harry Eogelen, wife and babies,
came down from thtir claim near Wil
Inrd, S D, to spend the holidays with
relatives here and at Emerson.
Miss Pearl Boddy, teacher in the
primary department of our school, haa
gone to Nevada, Iowa, to spend her
holiday vacation with friends there.
Sam Gtibble and wife, , parents of
Mrs Geo Barnett, arrived here last
riday evening from their home in
outh Dakota, for a visit with relatives.
Mrs Wm Pond, wife of one of the
signal men at this place, returned to
er home at St Paul Sunday evening,
aving become tired of life in this
quiet city.
Jim Brown came up from Omaha
Sunday to spend the holidays with
friends here, lie ia serving as baliff
in the federal court under U S Mar
shal Warner.
Bert G Harden came in off tho road
labt week to spend the holidays with
his parents in this place. Bert is
now traveling for the Galena Oil Co,
of Galena, 111, and likes hia new job
Tery well.
Wm Lorenz, proprietor of tlie City
meat merket, is giving to his friends
nd customers handsome calanders for
the coming year. He is furnishing
two kinds, one for the home and one
for public places, and they are both
ery ornamental.
The schools in this pi 'tee closed last
Friday for a two weeks' vacation. Prof
'atchen, the principal, will remain
here for tbe holidays; Prof Best,
his assistant, will spend his vacation
with friends iu Iowa; Mies Blanche
III uiilton will spend her vacation at
home ; Mi-8 R ierts ut her home uetir
Gocdwin, and Mies Boddy with friends
t Nevada, Iowa. Our schools are
prospering finely this year and the
teachers are entitled to a short refit.
Miss Ahina Bchriever is letiously
ill.
The freshest crackers at Van's re
ceived every week.
Jaa Cooley and wife dined witl
friends in Homer Tuesday.
Attorney Russet Bevins spent Christ'
ma at Omaha with his mother.
Mr and Mrs Lean, of Sionx City,
spent Christinas at the W m Orr home
Mrs Earl Perrin was up from Oma
ha this week visiting relatives the
Schumachers.
John Bachart and family were here
for the Christmas festivities at the
F Leedom home.
Misses Jennie and Maggie DeLong,
of Sionx City, wero Christmas guests
at the Hart home.
Frank Naffziger, of Sioux City, was
a visitor at the Geo Neibuhr home
Tuesday afternoon.
Clifford Judd and wife, of Sioux
City, were Clients at the M M Ream
home tor Christmas.
Adolph Antoine, clerk in the E & B
hardware store, spent Christmas with
his brother in Sioux City,
Gretrhen Bullock is the truest of
her girl friend, Dora Rench, in Sioux
City this week, at a house party.
Try a packogeof that new Red Cross
coffee at Van's. You get a premium
with every package there are no
blanks.
John Young was in town from his
farm on Walker's Island Thursday.
He remembered The Herald in a finan
cial way.
Judge Yru P Vaner and family
came up from Omaha to upend Christ-
man with relatives and friends here
and ia Sio.ix City.
Perry C Clair, of Fontenelle, Iowa,
and Daitvy I Fuller, of Pontiac, 111,
were joined in marriage by Judge J J
Eimers Wednesday.
Henry Pilgrim and family and Al
fred Pilgram and wife, of South Sioux
City, dined at the Wesley McPhersou
home Christmas day.
Mrs Chas Waddell and children de
parted Monday for Denver, Col, to
join Air Wadileil, who has a position
there in a powder null.
Henry and George Kohlmeier went
to Lyons Saturday evening to attend
the funeral of tbeir brother's baby,
which was burled Sunday,
Have you tried the Sultanna and
Tae-co brands of canned goods? Van
sells them. These goods have stood
the test of the pure food law.
Joseph Orr, son of the late Robert
Orr, of Meckling, S D, was here Sat
urday and Sunday with his bride, and
visited at tbe Roland Orr home.
Luther Ha'den and wife, Mrs Eva L
Orr and two daughters, and Bert Har
den, all took Chritdmaa dinner with
Drand Mrs J E Dewalt at Morning-
side.
For Rent I will rent my farm of
125 acres of work land, near Nacora,
Neb, for cash or on the shares. Good
buildings on the land. John O Sul
livan, Nacora, Neb.
The concert given at tbe M E church
last Saturday evening was attended
by a fair sized audience. The compa
ny rerauined over Sunday and gave a
sacred concert in the evening,
Paul Kinkle, signal man at the tow
er, went to St Paul, Minn, Sunday, in
response to a mesnage stating that his
family whs quarantined for diptheria.
Bert Wood operated the levers during
his absence.
Another of the old and respected
pioneer residents wus called to her
teinalhome the pant week. Sirs
Andrew Johns, of Homer, who came
to this county in 180-i. and who has
resided here contiguously ever since,
mssed away I riday evening, Decem
ber 21, 1900, after an illueHs of several
weeks with paralysis. Deceased leaves
everal children by her first marriage
to Benjamin Corwin. They are, Mrs
Wm Pilgrim, Mr Nois Blivin, Mrs
Alfred Pilgrim, Mrs Robert Smith,
Mrs Tat lor Osburn, Mrs irank Hale,
und George Corwin. Her first hus
band died in the early 7o'n, and in
1881 she wus married to Andrew Johns
who survives her. The funeral ser
vices were helilJ.Sunday at 1 o'cloek, in
teiment being iu the Omaha Valley
cemetery.
Sheriff Hansen is offering a reward
of 150 for u teum of liorhes that, was
taken from the Lewis Hermann livery
barn at Homer, N. b , December Kith
'Hie team In longed to Alt-x Laruere. of
'I bur-ton county, and is hupiotd to
have been t ilion by Del Moniou, who
had been in the employ of Laniere a
abort time. Following is a dixcriptiou
of the alcleu rig: Ouo dark brown
mai-H weight about 1200, bloiky build,
about 13 veurs old, liuht brown o d
around noHe and nviutu; one black
gelding, about 14 years old, weight
about 115(1, larne star on forehead, one
eve-lid rut with barb wire so that it
banes down ; one set of Concord farm
haruefs with breechinpr, and brass
knolm on hamea; oue democrat spring
wagon without dashboard , The party
who took the outfit 14 dencribed as be
ing about G feet tall, ligh' complect
ed, smooth ihaven, about 35 year of
age, wore blue overalls and a light
weight black overcoat and cloth cap.
I have for sale a choice lot of Poland
China male hogs. They are of the
Wilkes, TecuniBeh and Perfection
stock. Pedigree will be furnished
with every pig that Roes out. Address,
Fked Batels, Hubbard, Neb.
Mrs Ktmp, mother of Mrs August
Wilkins, of Oniadi precinct, died at
the home of her daughter on Tuesday,
tbe 25th, at the age of 89 years, 9
months and 13 days. Her death was
due old age. The funeral services
were held Wednesday, and the re
mains were interred iu the Grove
church cemetery.
The btreet cur system has baen laid
up for repairs this week, tbe engine
which was being used to furnish mo
tive power was sent to the shops in
Sioux City to be thoroughly over
hauled. The roundhouse at this place
is about completed and when the ser-
ice is resumed, which will probably
not be before next week, the train and
crew will make their headquatters
here.
Van
At a special meeting of the WOW
lotpe at South Hioxx City last Friday
night the following officers were eleot
ed: J Van de Zedde, counoil com
munder; Otto A Anderson, adviser
lieutenant; Tom Teter, banker; H O
Dorn, watchman ; Isaac Fouts, senti
nel; X E Shane, manager; Hans Vig-
en, outsion guard. installation win
be held the evtning of January 7th,
A blowout ia being planned for toe
oecuhi'jn.
One of Tlios Graham's children is
seriously i'.l.
Watch this paper next week,
will have something to tell you.
Mary Kirschhaum, of Sioux City, is
visiting at the Herman Bierman home.
For Sale RflgWered Darno Jersey
boar. Don Forbes, Dakota City, Neb
Emma Frederick came np from
Omaha Saturday for a ten days visit.
Don't forget Breun'a coffee it is
still in the lead. For sale at Van de
Zedde's.
Uene Jjeedom and daughter were
over from Sionx City Monday visitiug
at the old home.
Mrs Harriett Walden leaves
week for California, to visit her
Louis and family.
this
son
The Herald was remembered by
Fred 8 Berry, county attorney elect,
with a box of fine cigars as a Christmas
token.
Call up No 1 when yon want No 1
goods delivered in No 1 order. Our
store is now stocked and fitted np in
No 1 style.
Lout A pair of nose glasses, near
Coburn Junction, on Monday the 17th.
Finder please leave them at The
Herald office.
nad you noticed that the days were
getting longer? Last Friday was the
shortest day of the winter a little
over nine hours in length.
Frank McKornan, of West Union,
Minn,' son of the late J C McKernau,
and Irviu Finch and son Rod el Finch,
of II a warden, Iowa, brother and neph
ew of Mrs J 0 McKernau, were here
to attend the McKernan fnneral last
Sunday.
Christmas was obseived in both
churches here the Lutherans holdiug
their services Sunday evening and the
Methodists theirs on Monday evening.
The German Lutherans of Sulem held
their exercises Tuesday eveuiug. All
were well attended.
WILL H. BECK CO.
Ufte Oloux City Jewelers
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We are for a two-cent railroad fare
too not only for the reason that we
have been deprived of the privilege of
exchanging space in the Herald for
what the railroads have to Bell, namely :
tickets or mileage, but the balance of
the family like to ride on the steam
cars once in a while and our cash will
go farther at the 2c per mile rate.
Some of the roads have "tumbled" and
have placed advertising contracts for
the coming year, so don't think when
you read their announcements in the
Herald that they are getting this space
for nothing, for they are paying the
regular rate and taking their chances
with the rest of the advertisers.
TO MY CUSTOMERS:
It is my desire to close my books the
first of the year and settle all outstand
ing accounts with my customers. With
this in view I would like everyouo ow
iug me no matter how large or small
the account may be to call and square
up. Wishing all my customers, new
and old, a Merry Christmas and a
Happy New Year, and hoping that the
same pleasant business relations which
has marked the past will continue in
the future, I remain yours for business,
J Van de Zedde.
A W8TIRN WOHOCR.
Thore's a hill at Bowie, Tex, that's
twice as big as last year. This wonder
is W L Hill, who from a weight of 90
pounds has grown to over 180. He says :
'I suffered trim a terrible cough, and
doctors gave me up to die of consump
tion. I was reduced to 90 pounds, when
I began taking Dr King's New Discov
ery for consumption, conghi and colds.
Now, after taking 12 bottles, I have
more than doubled my weight and am
completely cured." Only sure cough
and cold cure. Guaranteed by L M
Lenlie, druggist. 6O0 and $1. Trial
bottle free.
The Ilenieatead, of Des Moines, Ia,
is an agricultural weekly of the high
est cIuhm, edited by actual farmers,
who live upon and operate their own
farms aud are, able to put to the tent
of expei'iunce all the theories discussed
iu its colnmus. Hie Homestead bus
departments devoted to horticulture,
poultry, dairying, sheep, veterinary,
laws effeoHug the farmer, tho house
hold, Sunday xeliool aud every inter
et of the wetitern farmer; aud iU edi
toiials cover every question regarding
so la, seeds, machinery, methods of
cultivation, breeding and rare of live
st ck, etc, iu which the farmers of
t! is section are interested. Tho Home'
ntead'a contributors include the ablest
aud nioBt succeusful fit' mors, breeders
and expetiment station workers in tbe
u iddle west. If you are a Homestead
reader, you cannot fail to be up to
date ou all farm questions; and "Farm
Furrows, ''Hints, Devices, Suggest
ions, etc, and other valuable features
are an unfailing source of entertain
rnent and iuxtruction. The Home'
stead ia $1 a year to subscribers, aud
subeeriptiona ei' her singly or in com
I bination with The Herald are taken
'at thisoffioe.
Our Holiday Preparations Have Been Completed. Our different departments are filled
with Rich New Goods Adapted for Holiday Gifta. Our many customers and friends
are urged to make their selections early this year, as the season bids fair to excel all
previous years in the magnitude of our business.
7A"" Out-of-Town Service! .zi.nszr
D I A 11 0 IH U2 . - , , QUARTERS WHEN
la V.ry L.r. I1CW CatalOg glVCS YOU the U COME TO THE COT.
and trices opportunity for Successful -
v. r. o-.bi. Selection bjbci ks
-mooted evert wat- Watches, Jewelrv, WATCHED
Rln Brooch.. Q' 'i ARE HOUSEHOLD WORDS
ioHt? I OlIVGrWarG Lamps, Cut Glass
Pr"uu Combm uPn application we will send you onr Umbrellas, Clocks, Jew.
- new juUgtrBte, catalog. elry, Chains, Bracelets
fountain pens Engraving on All Goods Without Charjr& Combs, Novelties
KNIVES AND FORKS i
8poon, tea sets tt t ah Orders by Mail The Beck Guarantee
toilet sr.ta A V w 0r Express Prepaid with kach article
Mondtmln Corn.r,
CA Hub of C City
Will fi. Beck Co.
for 28 Tatra tHm
Sioux City Jwla
li - A
Real Estate Transfers.
V H Oilman and wife to Wtllnrd
1'rleHtly, lot 10 hi Muck 41, Uovtnatou
' ntiex to South Hloux City, wil 1 75
(Jliiix M Iiliul and wife to J A Jones.
lots 7 ami s of Urystnl Lake 1'ark, wd. 77B
OKcnr V Hwuney anil wlfu to J K lMt-
Walt, ne1., nw,1 unit noSt be1 hoc Hon
i--Jt-l), wd 8000
(ins llurti ls (i ml wife to A K Oall, west
yi 8WV4 Hcction siiiijeet to allow
ance In form of lilnhwuys and rail
way rlKlit of wuya, wd 72tH)
MIRACULOUS CURE.
Tlio following (.tutt ineut bv II M
Atlunis and wife, Henrietta, Pa, will
interest parents and others. "A miracu
lous cure has taken place in our home.
Our child hau eczcniu 5 years aud was
pronounced incurable, when we read
about Elect lio lii tiers, and concluded
to try it. lieforo the second bottle was
all taken wo noticed a chunge for the
better, and after taking 7 bottles he
was completely cured. It la tbe up to
date dlood uieiliciue and body buitdiui?
tonic Guaranteed. 50o and $1 at
Leslie's diug store.
Lutheran Church Announcements.
Preaching Bundav morning at Sa
lem at 11 :00 o'clock, Sunday schaol
at 10 .00.
Preaching at Dakota City at 3.00
o'clock p in; Sunday school at 9:45 a
iu ; O E at 6 :30 p m
A cordial welcoma to all.
NIW CURC FOR EPILCFSV.
J li Waterman, of Watertown, O.
rural free delivery, writes : "My daugh
ter, ufliicted for years with epilepsy, v as
cured by Ur King s New Life Pilla
hhe has not hud an attack lor over two
years," lieut body clenssers and life
uivitig touio pills on eartli. 25o at L
M L she a ilmg store.
First M K Church rlours of Service
SUNDAY
10 a m hum ay School
m m 1'riucliiiiK
l A Ul, ,, .,,,,iui-n iurem.K
6:;(0 p m iipworth tieiigtie
7:30 p m I'reuclung
THliiBDAY
7:30 pm Prayer Metling
A 11 eveuiug services from May to
October will be held one-half hour
later. Elmek F. Hhaveu, Pastor.
Phone number 33
Decatur Uerald: Omar Kilbourn
laft for Sherwood, N J), Monday,
where he has purchased a barber
shop.
Ponca Journal : Mrs W O Beers of
Morningside is visiting at the home of
her daughter, Mrs W F Mikesell, in
this city.
Oakland republican : Misses Edvi
na and Dora, daughters of Andrew
Young, jr, of north of Craig, returned
from a couple of weeks viBit, Monday,
with Prof E P Wilson and wife at
Wayne.
Sioux City Journal, 23rd: Bring
ing witnesses to prove that her hus
band had cruelly beaten her, at times
leaving black and blue marks on her
head and body, and that once he had
threatened her with a butcher knife,
Etta M Ililliard yesterday afternoon
was granted a divorce from Ellis E
Ililliard by Judge David Mould.
Ponca' Leader: Mrs Mikesell of
South South City is visiting her son
WF Mikesell.... Henry Rooney, of
base ball fame, and who pitched ball
for Ponca last season, is very sick at
Hubbard, but it is not thought serious
ly ... .Miss Nellie Teeters, of South
Sioux City, spent from Friday evening
until Monday noon at the R Bachman
home about two miles northwest from
Ponca.
Emerson Enterprise : Thos Ashford
of Homer was in Emerson Wednes
day .... M S Mansfield of Butka, Neb,
called at tho Enterprise office Tues
day ou his way to his former home at
Homer. He says he has the honor of
making the first final proof on a Kin
kaid homestead at the O'Meill land
office, making use of more than three
years of army record in the civil war.
Waterbury Criterion: Thursday
about 1 o'clock, p m, J F Breslin's liv
ery barn caught fire and was burued
to the ground, also almost all of his
horses, carriages, harness, robes, etc
Several livery teams from adjoining
towns were in the barn, also some
farmers' hores, a few were saved but
were bably burned. The loss is esti
mated at $2,00C and unfortunately
Mr Hresliu did not carry any in
surance. Tuo cause 01 1'ie nte ia not
known.
iy.TIMJ.kl.m'IHBMUMM
S3!t
These Cold Winter Days
You will not dread if you buy your wife
Heating Stove you promised her last wirter.
the new
We have
bargains in all kinds of stoves. Try some of onr
Sootless Diamond Lump Coal
.J, 'I - .'.'-V, . ; .
We carry a complete line of
Tinware
Cooking Vtertslls cvrvd
Come in and examine the
best ' Saw made the cele
brated Atkins Silver
Steel Saw
A complete line of
Hcvrd and 80ft
CiQ)AL
always in stock
A FEW
CUTTING
REMARKS
The tmroone of a w li to ent.
It ahuuld out catlljr, ent cleanly,
and cut with evwy movement.
1 prefrrao AtklmHaw. lu blade
1 "SllTer Bleel", recognized
world over a the finest orulelbl
Iteel ever tnitile 1 11 anolent or modern
ttmoi, It li hnrd, elaee-gratned and
tough. ltholtliitharpouUlngdK
longer than any other Saw. Its
blade tapen perfeotly from thick to
thin, from handle to tip. Thut it
niakei leeway for Itaelf. runt eatlly
and doea not buckle. Iu tempat li
nerfeot. When bent bv a oronlred
thrust. It aprlnga Into ahap without klnklnf.
VMS
We make all tjr
one graa
( J
r.
a and liaea ot aawa, bat only I
The A tk I n Saw cute and doea It beat of an;
tei
the beat.
Yours to Plata,
Edwards L Bradford Lbr. Co.
II. F. Kohlmeier, Local Manager.
Dakota City, - Nebraska
s
Sioux City Journal,
rv Jewell, janitor at
LONG TCNNf SSK riOHT.
For twenty years W L lUwls, of
Uellf, Tenn, fought nasxl caUrrh. lie
writes: ''Tbe sweping and Mrene in
si.le vny nose was feaif'il, till I bey an
applviug Uticklen's Arnica Halve to the
wore surface: t hi caued the soreness
and swells to disi-apear, never to re
turn " Hst salve in existence. 25o at
Leslie's drag store.
21th: llen
the North
western Dunk building, yesterday re
covered a team of horses which he con
sidered stolen from him. Ha had lit
the team to Howard Dunn, 920 West
Seventh atrt et, who at one time had
been in the reform school. Dunn
drove thb team to Hubbard, Neh, aud
was engaged iu loading up a loan of
oats from a bin belonging to J V Dea
con). The farmer observed the intrud
er aud Dunn ran away, leaving the
to 11 m. He came back to bioux City
and told his mother that he would have
to leave the city. When Deacon found
the abandoned team on his hands he
communicated with the bioux City po
lice and the horses were returned to
tho lightful owner.
Pender Kopublic: Fred 8 Berry of
Eiuersou wus in town on legal bnsi
neha Monday. After January 1st he
will be county attorney of Dukotu
county and he will make a goud one
too, J'erry has Uenioiistratt'd I Hut it
is possible for an Eiik ron man to be
elected to a c mnty olllae. .. .Logan
Lambert, of Ilomnr, has had a flieek
ered curecr for the past fw yeuis. As
a Homer suloon keeper he wua worth
$10,000. Then came Father Schell.
Lmnlierl's butanes wus luoken up and
he g"t a jeur in Kioux Falls for din
posing of a remnaiit of his atock with
out a licence. J tiht prt vious to this he
lot-t his wift. After Kpeudiug a year
in prinou lie renirneu 10 ii u'moii
couiity and married oue of the preitU at
gitls on the reHervatimi . Lai-t month
his five-) unr old boy died, and this
month he waa fnnud puilty.of an
sanlt with i nte lit to do reat bodilv
liHrm, and bids fair to get a job at
L'uix.lo. The sins of all Homer
Lave been heaped upon Lambert and
he is sent as a scape-goat into the de
ert. He should have company.
t DO YOV KNOW i
4- There is no method of making friends like makino good, t
For nearly 21 years, "The Bank that always treats you 1
4 RiGHt," has made good. From the first day it opened,
T its doors, it has done T
X EwcrytKIng
f iu banking, (that you could get even in New York), at as
T low pricks as you get anywhere, it asks 00 business
unless it gives yon at Ierst as good terms as others. With
it all, goes absolute safety for your deposits, accurate. V
courteous and prompt treatment.
Bank of Dakota County t
Jackson, jNeb,
J "The Bank that always treats
you kioht"
Wm. LOR.EPJZ,
Proprietor of-
City IIcsvi Market
Fresh and Bait Meats always on hand . Cuth paid for hides.
DAKOTA-CITY' NEBRASKA.
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Subscribe for Tub Hebald $1
year.
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411 Pearl St., SIOUX CITY. ICWA