Dakota County Herald
'"mttinuatton of the Homer Herald .
JOCK B. REAM, PUBLISHER.
Mibscription Trice. $1.00 Fer Yesr.
a weekly newspaper published at
Dakota City. Nebraska.
Permission has been granted for the
Iran amission of this paper through the
tnant as second-class matter.
Telephone No. 43.
8 E Cobb, editor of the Emerson
Enterprise, was reappointed postmast
er nt Emerson last week, at a salary of
1,000.
tlie bridge will not be stopped during
the progress of tbe improvement, Mr
l.fi ton suid. The scheme nt trncks
will remain the same. That the cony
biii'ition bridge was what was termed
an "eDgioeeiing monstrosity" and not
capable of supporting the heavy IJur
liugton locomotives, was a charge
made by Charles A Dicksco on Wed
nesday before the noondty lunch of the
Hionx City Ileal Estate associittion.
Mr Eaton was asked n lie Had any
thing to say in reply tot bis statement
He S4id he wonld not dignify the state
meat by giving it any attention.
The county option bill was killed in
the house Monday by a vote of 46 to
40. It met the same fate in the senate
, s couple of weeks ago.
rnther incon
localities, but
has put that
much to the
to the s'ate
Another Way of Meeting Their Ob
ligations.
"Poor Lo" may be a
apionons figure in some
iu Thurston county he
section of the state so
Imd that it his applied
Ivni'. lature for relief.
In the petition it is recited that
practically all of the inhabitants of
Thurston conntr are Indians. All the
lands of these Indians are exe mpt from
tsxithn, and aa result oa what little
taxable property there is left the coun
ty c in mixe only $6,000 a year for the
general fund by tuxes.
To mafca matters wrse, poor Lo has
ljeen rsisinr "Old Ned in Thurston
co lutv, and the connty has been com
)wlld to prosecute so many of the In
dians on criminal charges tuat not on
lv has it expanded all its available
couiity funds for the purpose, but has
h i t. go in debt $1,850.42 into the
b.irnin.
The county has now petitioned the
legislature to mnke iy this deficit
tisod by the obttreperonsness of the
I'.di ins and to again permit the coun
ty to get on a cash basis Omaha
N ws .
IkCllls Ul IIUCIC91
from our Exchanges
Qeorge C Blessing, of Homer, Nebr.,
will Hold a Sale February 36.
In tins sain are included twenty
daughters of Heed's Danker who Is one
of the best known hoars of the country.
I lis get are good size, strong backed,
broad loins. Deal headed and stand on
elegant feet and legs.
4 Pjdoi Journal: Miss Clara Wilbur
p nt Mmday afternoon at Jackson,
Emerson Enterprise: A daughter
w-s Lora Monday to Mr and Mrs Ru
dolph yi'hopke. . . .Mrs A Ira Davis
vi itod Mrs Fred lilume ' at Dakota
4. iiy this week.
Wayne Democrat: The card club
nut with Mr and Mrs E J Raymond
Monday instead of Tuesday evening,
owing to the college doings. Mrs P
H Kohl canied off the honors for the
Indies and H 8 Fisher for the gentle
m u.
S oue City Journal, lfdb: George
Myers who has been a gambling bonne
proprietor in Sioux City, will leave
today for Tonanab, Nev, with para
phernalia for the setting upor a gamb
ling ebiauiiHiimeni in mat iiveiy nun
ingtown. Sioux City lias inde pre
vious contributions to the gamliliag
colony of Tonapah. . . .Experience be
ing the best teacher, Oluf Hr fll ind, of
Sioux City, wlio was marriiMt on Sat
urday at Dakota City to Miss Anna
Ltndherg, also of Dakota City, has d a
cided tlmt the next time he enters o
matrimonial dual he will arrange be
fore hand with the officiating magis
trate ss to the expenses of the deal
J mice Eimers was the lucky man to
whom Mrlloflland came with his bride,
and in due course of ceremony the
judge tied the knot after tho latest ap
proved fashion. This being done he
extended his hand for his compensa
tion. Digging into his spacious pock
eta. Ilofilaud fished out a (5 bill and
handed it to the master of ceremonies
The judge accepted the tender, and
tinning to his desk, tucked it away in
hi wallet. The groom stood by and
w teliod the operation. Seeing that
he was evidently waiting for some
thing, the judge said: "Well?" "Don'
I vnt any change?" queried the groom
"Why, I guess not," responded the
judge, "Tlmt is the usual feu." Hea
Iiziug his Iobs Iloflland became wroth
an 1 vociferously argued that he was
untitled to change. When told that
he did n t have auything coming, he de
clared that he wouldn't stand for such
proceedings. The first lawyer's sign
halted the groom and he went in to
consult the owner thereof. lie ex
pbtiued the case, and tendered the
attorney a 2 retainer's fee. The
jurist took the money, scratched his
legal dome, and explained that there
was nothing to be done to recover the
change.
DUR0C JERSEY SOW SALE. BUSINESS LOCALS
Ten Farms for Sale. Good ones, al
sizes and kinds. Warner & Eimers.
The ileiald for all the nkws:
has bad any experience or given
any particular notice to tbe get of
Heed a Danker will agree wmi us tnai
he was one of the greatest breeding
hogs now past his nsef iloess. These
sows are hrea to a;issouri uoiu r incu,
a son of Oold Finch ; dam, Mary Wind
sor, who is by Oom Paul 2nd, a son of
the great prize winning Oom Paul.
Every ancestor appearing in tins pedi
gree for several generations has been
a notorious prize winner, lins young
boar himself made some history the
8rst season he was out by winning first
iu class at Sedalia, Mo, and the Kan
sas City Hoyal in 1906. In his show
form ss a junior yearling lie weighed
a good 600 pounds, is a typical Duroc
and from his ancestry it will be impos
sible for him to breed wrong. We
think that many of our Nebraska breed
If any af our subscribers desire the
address changed vn their Herald by
reason of the establishment or changes
made in tha rural routes, or for any
Every one who I other reason, just drop us a postal and
1.1- l j i i at. mi. J
the change desired and it will b made.
Wheu you hatu a news item that
yon would like to see in print, riug np
the Herald, No. 43, and we'll print it
Two Farms For Rent.
One the Col Warner farm 2 miles
east of Homer. The other, the De
Bell farm by Taylor cemetery, 3 miles
north of ilonier. None but good
farmers need apply. Address me care
U 8 Marshal's Dice, Omaha, Neb.
Win P Warner
Cstray Notice.
Notice is hereWy given that I have
taken np as estrays at my premises, 1
miles east of Uomer, one bay pony, 9
or 10 years old, white feet, white strip
in forehead, saddle scar, branded on
DUROC . JERSEY
At my Farm
One-Half Mile
IBred Sow Sale $
NortK of IHIjnrerf F3e!brM
Lyons Mirror: Mrs C E Bliveu, of
Dakota City, waa the guest of the
.David Everett family thia week....
Mrs F.J Warner and children left
Saturday for their home at Cheyenne
Agency, 8 D, after a month's visit
'With the Mirror family.
Sioux City Journal, 20th : Mia Wil
."li im Thuett and Mra William 11) an ar
rived yesterday from Chicago, and
today went to Homer, Neb, Mrs
Ky ui has been ill at Mrs Thuett'a home
i.i Chicago for some tiae, but is now
trull on the rod to recovery, Mr Ry
an vuuo ovor from Homer to aocompa
dv Mrs lty an home. They were guests
MOD'iuy rnght at the home of Mrs D
Pugg an . . . . Jolin F Naffziger is dispos
ing of his interests in Hionx City pre
paratory to removing to his ranch iu
Ctdorado. Mr Nuffziger owns a sec
iifVi of land located on the Arkansas
alver twelve miles southeast of Pueblo.
Toe section it improved and all of it
is feiiued in. On oue corner there are
do i;ited the postofflse of Uudercliff, a
'&c u house, a church and a general
.-tit'iro. Fifty acres of the rauch is sown
't inlfalfa. It is the intention of Mr
IKaffiijer to engage in the raising of
ill ,;o igbbred live stock and poultry.
. . . .Jndgd Mo lid, at an evening aes
aiou of court Monday night, granted
t . N'yllin M Murphy a divorce from her
Hi txhiiid, William II Murphy, on the,
.gr nud of cruel aud intiumau tieat
ui -ijt. Mr aud Mrs Murphy were m r
iu Sioux City on September 22,
U'J 'D. since which time, the wife alleg
the husbunl bas abused her, u .1
, o -iMHioiib struck her, and that he
li is f iled t: provide her with suflioient
li'hing. bir Murphy secured tiie
riw-Iit to resurte her maiden name,
2i llio M Potter. Murphy left Sioux
"i(y utxiut eighteen mouths ago. Hi
wifii has been living with her father
e:uee her sej aratiou. Just before hi
departure Murphy was in the boiier
ntkiug bniues on the West Side.
It ih were prominent in the younger
ooiitl set before tbe marriage. Miss
Potter expects to move suoa to Kansas
Oi'v witu ber parents, Mr and urt U
C Po-ter.
Sioux City Journal, 18lh: Tho re
mains of James Monier, f Salem, 8
D, were sent late last evening to Spal
ding, 111, for interment. They were
accompanied by two daughters, Miss
Missouri M nier and Mi.ss Vivian Mon
iar, of Lincoln, Neb, and a brother
from Spalding. Mr Moiiier arrived iu
Sioux City Monday and was taken to a
Lospital. There ho died early S itur
(laj morning, at the age of 60 years, of
Uright'a disease. Hefore moving to
Salem Mr Monier lived at Emerson,
Neb. From both Emerson and Salem
he shipped much stock to the Sioux
City stock yards, and he was well
known here. In addition to the two
dunghteia and the brother from Illi
nois, Mrs Mouier, whose home is at
Lincoln, and another brother from
Missouri, came to Sioux City on ao
count of Mr Monier's Kerionj illness
....The fifteen-round prize fight
oheduled to take place yerstarday
afternoon in some secluded spot be
tween James Uaino and "Red" Tinner,
a 40-year-old colored boxing aHpirant,
who has devoted most of hia lifn t"
cooking ham and egg, at which he is
said to bn a pnstinaster, was a rank
nzzie. xue ngnt was to tie lor fi i
side ana a percentage or tiie gate re-
ceipt. The police placed out a lot of
trotlines to catch the beligernnts should
they attempt to do battle within the
corporate limits of Hionx City. The
matiHgurs nt the affair wished to take
co cliancis and proceeded to a grove a
few blocks froni the terminus of the
Sioux City Traction company's Hiih in
Dakota county, Neb. About thirty
were iu attendance, most of them
sine backers. Tbe fight wus to be
at 3 o'clock. At this hour Turner had
not arrived at the ringtdde, but at 4
o'clock he 'Ut iu an appearance with
bis nianasrer, J Locke Warwick, and a
retinue of colored backois. The Caiue
men claimed the colored man had lost
on his failure to airiveatthe appointed
time, aud refused t. put up their man.
However, Caine "n willing to do
liattln for tho gate receipt, juicing
the spectators at 91 per head. Tbl
iroi oaition was not satisfactory to the
Turner gang. The meu stood iu the
throve and hurled proposition after
proposition iiacn aud lorin. iiuaiiy,
is tbe sun with a magnificent reddish
'ilow (.auk sleepily to rest in the west
cru horizon, the fight was declared off
ui l thrt snorts osme home. The luat
piopoMtiou which flew across the ring
was that the two men fight in private
iu some room, llnsitwus agreed to
lo. lint those who had spent a beuu
tiftil sfteruoon listening to a linen
o'.iewing match doubt it the meu ever
ill get together, and most of them
ftto less.
bin. lima in left n'iunblr. Onea'rnw
ers can place tins blood in tlieir nerus ber. ,oan poD weight about 700
w goou aavaniage as inure in i nonnus.
..... 1 II !- ... - 1 .1 I
Illlie or u soaiiereii over turn nmio nu
a good thing which is rare is alwavs in
demand. A litter of Missouri Gold
Finch pigs out of the Reed's Danker
dam still grow and taken care of will
look good in any Duroo sale in Ne
braska next fall. If it is impossible
for you to attend this sale send your
bids to E Z. Russell who will represent
the Nebraska Farmer. Leave the se
lection to E Z and you will get a good
one.
Cheap Lands.
In the grand rush for prairie lands
further west the settler has passed by
a section or tno country wuicn sur
passes in some nnd equals in all re
spect this clflfH of land.
Northern Wisconsin has g'.o:l sou,
no drouth, running water, plenty oi
timber for fuel, and a line climate,
and best of all close to markets. A
large body of this land has been
owned by the lumber companies and
is now on the market for the first
time.
The American Colonization Co, ef
Chippewa Falls, Wis, owns a large
traot of this land and will bo pleased
to furnish further information to all
who are interested.
hunting ron TROuan .
I've lived in California 20 years, and
am still bunting for trouble in the way
of burns, seres, wounds, boils, cuts,
spruins, or a case of piles that 15 lie It -leu's
Arnica Salve won't quickly cure,"
writes Charles Walters, of Alleghany,
Sierra Co. No use banting, Mr Wal
ters, it cures every case, Guaranteed
at Leslie's drug store. 25o.
Real Estate Transfers-
Olins Hroslln to Mary Breslln. se1
ertlon Ifi, anil kS aectton It in
2IMI, wd f I
(iBtlierlnoOlhlw to 8 O Olbbs, lots 7 and
Hln llx-k 17; north 2!i feet of south 72
feet or lots V, III noil 11 in lilix-lc is,
orltilmtl pint of (South Hionx City, and
lot 0 in hloi'k 12, Central Mouth Sioux
(!lty, wd 1
John ArWHlorf and wife to Henry
K rumwlene, lot 12, una went 60 feet of
Iota U mid In block li", wd
Owner is hereby requested to prove
property, pay charges and take the
same away.
(febl5-3) T J O'CoNjeon.
Dated February 12, 1907.
First Publication Feb l,V-5w.
Sheriff's Sale.
Notion la hereby (riven that by virtue of
an order of mile IxKiied by Harry II. Adnlr,
clerk of the dlntrlct court In mid for 1 Hi kola
county, Nebraska, and directed tome, II. i.
llaiiHen, HlierllT of mi id coiiiity.coiniiuindliiK
nic to aell the DrcnilNe hereinafter describ
ed to natlNfy a certain JiKlKinent of tho mild
dint rlct court of mild county and state, ob
tained at the October, llir, term thereof, to
wlt : on the Slh day of .1 miliary, In favor
of K. I'. (Jla.ler and ntcaiiiHt Nicholas Hyau
for the sum of elKhty-sIx dollars ami ninety
one, cents $.nl.Wi, nnd elifht dollars nod
sixty-nine cents ( IH.ilio, ns nn attorney's fee.
with interest on siiid sums rrom .1 miliary n,
It nt, at IU pttr cent, per minimi, mid his cohU
taxed at seventeen dollars and elxhty cents
(JI7.HUI. 1 have levied upon the following
deserllied property, to-wlt: The north
twenty-four C'l acres of the northwest
quarter of section fifteen MSI. township
twenty-nine (210, north, rnntfe seven (7,
east, all lielntf located In mild iaikotacounty
and state of Nchraxkit.
And I will, on Tuesday, the liith day of
March, H'7, nt lo o'clock a. m. of said
day, at the south front door of the court
house In Dnkota (,'lty, Dakota county, Ne
braska, proceed to sell at public auction to
the hlKhestand best bidder, for cash, all of
the alsive dcHcrlls'd property, or mi much
thereof as may Is-necessary to satisfy said
order of sale Issued by Harry H. Adair,
clerk of the district court In and for luikotn
county, Nebraska, the amount dun thereon
In the iitrKreKtttn iielmr the sum of one
hn ml red and twenty-two dollars and ninety
live cents ($122.lfi), and accruing- costs.
(liven uniler my hand this 14th day of
February, A. 1). 1117
H C. HANSEN,
Kherlffof Dakota County, Neb.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 19D7
Commencing cvt 1:15 O'clock, p. m.
4 IBred Sows, i&&g&?jZ3rm
Banker, ek.ni bred to Missouri Gold Finch first prixe
winner ivt iKe American Roya.1 and Mo State Fair.
I am putting in this sale some of the choicest sows of t'je breed,' and the cream of the
Springdale herd, A Free Lunch will be served at Noon.
TERMS OF SALE: Ten months' time will bo allowed purchasers giving an approved note bearing 8?, .
Col. J. L. Luther and Col. F. O. Cubbage, Geo. W. Ashford and W. II. Bvan.
Auctioneers .
Clerks.
GEO. C. BLESSING
HOMER,
NEBRASKA
Test Your Eyes
A
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)R C H. MAXWELL,
Pliysician and Surgeon.
Calls promptly attended
DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA
700
to I
to
NCIGHBRS COT FOOLED.
I was literally coughing myself
death, and had become too weak
leave tny bed ; and neighbors predicted
tliat 1 would never leave it alive; bnt
they got fooled, for thanks be to God, I
was induced to try Dr King s New Dis
covery. It took just four one dollar
bottles to completely cure the cough
aud restore me to Rood sound health,"
writes Mrs Eva Unciiphor, of Grover
t:wn, Stark Co, Ind . This King of
cough and cold cures, and healer of
throat and lungs, is guaranteed by L
H Leslie, druggist. 00o and $1. Trial
bottle free.
Mini uity journal, loin: rue
Combination Bridge company will
build a steel and couorete approach on
th Iowa side of ita big structure to
r-place the pile and wooden approaon
whi h was erected at the time the
bridge waa built, and will strengthen
the a eel pier on tbe Iowa bank. F L
aton, secretary for the bridge com pa
ny, ytsterday afternoon made the an
nouncement that the placs for the new
pp'oaoh had besn drawn by Waddill
Jii Harriogton,of Kansas City, aud tt at
the contract for the work wonld be 'et
s aoon aa possible. J A L WadJell,
of tliis firm, was the engineer who rle
iKiied the bridge. The approach ill
exiiiiil from the bridge to the bank, a
distance of about 160 feet. The cost
of tbe approach will be jnpwsrds of
$50,000. Mr Eaton said the bridge
ompny was 0"t putting in this aleel
approach because a wooden approach
is dangerous, but because the life of
niliog is eoly eight or nine yetrs, while
the pile of the old approach were pnt
a eleven years ago. It au happened,
Mr Eiton said, tht au exceptionally
moot clasa of material was used in the
-construction oi this appioacb. The
Nbiaska approach will not be re.iew
d st this time, Mr Eaton said. The
eornpanr ressrda this approscb as
ircod for some time yet. Traffic ou
AVALUABL LtSSON,
"Six yoars ago I learned a valuable
esBon,HWBites John I'leasant, of Mag-
I " T 1 UT .1 ... k
noiia, Ami. i ineu uegan takinor ur
King's New Life Fills, and the linger I
ake them the better I find them.
I he.r jilease everybody- Guarautaekat
Leahe a drug store. 25o.
First M B Church Hours of Service
SUNDAY
10 a m Sunday School
11 a ui Freaohinir
12 ra Clasa Meeting
U:3(l pm Kpworth League
7 :30 p m .Preaching
TUCKBUAT
' :o p m 1'rsyer Mer ting
A 11 evening servioea from May to
Ootoher w 11 be held one-half hour
Uter. F.lmeb E Sbafeb. Pastor.
Phone number 33.
lINO FROM THE CRAVE.
A prominent manufacturer, Win
Fretwell, of Lncama, N C, rslatea a
most remarkable experience. He save
"After taking less thau three bottles of
Eloetrio bitters, I feel like oue risios
from the grave. My trouble is Pright'a
disease, in the diatete stsjre. I fully
oeueve ciectrio Milters win cure me
permanently, for it has already stopped
tbe liver and bladder complications
which uave troubled me for years
uuaranteed at Leslius drug store
Price only 00c.
Closing Out.
Owing to long continued sickness II
have decided to retire from business
and will sell horses, cattle, ttore.
goous, etc. l migui consiiier a iraue
for r al estate . U C Stinson,
Dakot City, Neb.
Public Sele.
Having rented my plaoe, I will offer
nt publio auction at my farm 3 miles
southwest of Homer, Nebraska, ou
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1907.
commencing at ll) o'clock a ui, the
following described property, to-wit:
ELEVEN HEAD OK IIOH8K8,
7 head of work horses, from 7 to 13
years old, w,ight from 1000 to 1300.
i black mare colts, sisters, coming
3 and 3 years old.
2 mule colts.
EIGHTEEN BEAD OF CATTLE.
6 fresh milch cows.
12 head of calves and yearlings.
50 head of hops,
10 dozen chickens.
FARM MACHINERY, ETC.
2 lumber wagons.
1 truck wagon, with bay tack.
1 top carriage.
1 buggy.
1 riding plow,
2 walkiog plows, 14. inch and 16 inch
I threi'-seotion barrow.
1 Fnllar & Johnson corn planter,
with 80 rods of wire.
1 Deering binder.
1 Deering hay rake.
J saddle aud bridle.
1 tougue cultivator, new.
1 tongueless cultivator.
1 riding eultivator.
1 Uuuser seeder.
3 seta of work harness.
1 single harness.
1 diHc,iew, aud other farm imple
ments. 10 toua of millet bay.
10 loads of corn fodder.
160 bushels of potatoes.
60 bushels of pure German millet
seed.
All the farm machinery is nearly
new.
Koine household goods and other
articlea will be offered in this sale.
Free lunch at noon.
TERMS All sums under $10 cash.
On all sums of f 10 or over ten months'
time will be given on seoured notes at
10 per cent, interest.
RA8MTJ8 FREDERICKSON,
Owner.
A Iba Davis, Auctioneer.
C J O'CoNNOB, Clerk.
Ug'mM ewe." aaMiteksl Wm hitra bj Vw was fotog stew.
kin COQld r hi On thai NMt hi wid. "tir. If
..a weulJ be erd, uk Ml o brd n4 dip it ir tbe blood
o the onrt. ated ifif it lo tle io Itial bit y.tm " Tti Ban
miied erwl Mid, "If I vet to follow ygr etivu, I ehsiW bm
bit tew by all th dv ' th cit " " nwla,in trl'
redy to by p iimIm will wtr eruil uppt ol hes.
A certain mtti had the good fortune iopomtmi CooaV
that laid him Gulden Egg every day Dut dtMtiA"4
with to tlow an income, end thmkmj to aeiie the whole
ireamure at Mil, he killed the Ooote and cutting her
open, found her jutt what any other goose would eel
Much wintl more and looaev ill A Dog mad
hie bed In a itianger, and lay nerllng and
growling to keep tha horacs from their iirov.
andvr. Se." aald ana ol them, ' what a mil
arabla curl who nallhar can eat corn hi ma If,
seeing a File, he went up
JTj to it, and commenced bit
ing at It; but the File bade
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for tbe ronnd trip.
If you contemplate a trip no matter where, for rates and
othor information call on or address
LYMAN SHOLES. GEO.
Division Pass'r Agt. Omaha.
H. PRANGERi
Agent, Dakota City.
Subscribe for The
year.
Hebald $1 per
IKS
WE CAN SELL. YOU LAND
in Sawyer and Bayfield Counties in tracts of 40 acres or more, with or
Without a house at from $5.00 to $15.00 per acre. Good soil, running
water, plenty of timber for fuel, fine climate, no blizzards, no drouth,
close to markets, Minneapolis and St. Paul on the south, Duluth and
Superior on the north. Best of railroad facilities, schools and churches
already established, an ideal dairy country. If you want a "square deal"
Address: AMERICAN COLONIZATION COMPANY
Buy R. R. Ticket to Hay ward, Wis. 403 Chippewa Bldg.. CMlPPfWA TALLS, WIS.
f ARM LOANS
Dakota
Sou
We have plenty of Money to Loan at a low
rate of interest on Dakota county Farms. W
also Sell and Buy Real Estate of all kinds
ar-vwhere on earth. See or write us before you Borrow, liny or Bell.
List your property with us to Sell, r
Real r QKM I U IM I IX
f 1 1 I III I IIIUU
1
bar stood the tet for orer so Venn.
and are till to the lead. Their btwolute
certainty of growth, I heir uncommonly
large ytenda of delicious vegetahlea aud
beautiful flower, make them the moat
rename anil the moit popular every.
here, bold by all aeaier. 1VU7
Seed Aanuatl free oa request.
0. M. FERRY a CO.,
Datroit. Mick.
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1
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ni CURE tki LUNGS
Br. King's
Umi Bissoyasy
Consumption
0UGHS and
iOLDS
Priea
GOe $1.00
rrss Trial
Burest and Uutck-eat Cure tor
THHOAT and LUIIti TUOUB-
118, or MONEY
Low One-Way
Colonist Rates
March 1st to April 30th, 120,00
t Salt Like, Hntte, Helena.
$22.50, Spokane district; $25.00
Calliornia, Portland, Seattle, Ta
coma, Washington. Daily through
tourist sleepers to California via
Denver, Soenio Colorado and Salt
Lake City; also to Montaca,
Washington and Puget Sound
country.
Winter Tourist Rates
To Colorado, CalifoaDea and all
Southern resorts.
Homeseekers Excursions
Ttoth one wav and round trips to
points iu western Nebraska, North
nnd South Dakota, Wyoming,
Colorado and other points west
nnd south. One fare plus $2 00
round trip, 30 day limit, semi
monthly. Landseekers' Information
Bureau:
Free, valuable information furn'
ixlipd to aeekeia of Government
nnd deeded lands along the Bur
lington lines. Let ua help ;ou lo
rate your home in this fast grow
inasud reliable soueof prosperity.
Write Landseekers' Information
liuresu. 1004 Farnam St , Omaha,
Neb.
Fcr rates, folders, information, ete.,
apply to
R. J. Reasoneb, - Ticket Ageut
DACOTA C1TT, KKB.
L. W. Waeklet, OPA, Omaha, Neb
1 1 j l-Jlt Thia mark TOT now called a tuirs eye waa
i flC I CC usrI bv the ancient alchemists to repreiu-nt
VJUUU VJV1M -jf you want the choicest vegetables
you shoulU follow the Bull's Kye IQJ wherever li appear iu
RPEE'S Farm Annual for 1907
ti "Mileml Salesman" of the world' largest mail-order seed trade.
An Elegant New Book of aoopagea, with hundred ofi lustra- Cppflo ho rrnu
tions from photograph. It tell the plain truth about the Best "WUS Uiai UIVII
It describe Grand Noveltle in Flower and Vegetable, of unuaual Importance, which
cannot be obtained elsewhere. If interested, WKITB TO-DAY, and the Book ia your.
W. ATIEE BURPEE St CO.. Seed O rower. Philadelphia
"It is
B U X
BLE
1ST xD
coffee
Cents per Pound
Blended and packed from carefully selected coffee by
BVCKWALTER'S
No 6 Front St. Homer, Neb
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT BUX.
