Dakota County Herald
'.cntinuVion of the Homer Herald.
JOBS H. BEAM, PUBLISHER.
Bubacripliort Trice. $1.00 Tor Ye r.
A weekly newnpaper publialicd at
Dakota City, Nebraska.
I'ermiaaion has been granted for tlie
-transmission of tbig paper through the
mailg as second-clans matter.
Telephone No. 43.
Notices were posted throughout the
-couaty Ibis week by Sheriff Uanaen,
for the primary election to be held on
Tuesday, September 3rd, to nominate
-candidates for county offices to be
voted for at tbe general fall election.
anyone desirous ot getting Ms name
on the ticket should familiarize hira
self with the new law; and gut his
name before the people.
The North Nfbraska Eugle was this
week leased by Mrs. Charity Hurt,
under whose manngement the paper
has been since the death of her lins
band four years ago, to Messrs O. L.
Taylor and D. J. Brown, of Sioux City.
The new firm will, without doubt,
make a success of the bus:ness,
both are familiar with the printing
business. Paul Pizey will assist
in
the editorial work until the new man
agetnent gets acquainted with tbe
people. "
Items of Interest
from our Exchanges
I
Pender Republic: Henry Ninbulir
Arrived in 1'endjr from Arizona last
Thursday night.
Carroll Index: Fred liartles ship
ped two cars of cattle to Chicago Hat
urday. This stuff was his own feed
render limes: oi ftmitn was
down from Emerson Sunday. ...Mrs
N H Nye is viHiting relatives at Hub
bard ... .Miss Edna Peterson aoccm
panied her brother Chailes to Nacora
juonday morning.
Ponca Leader: Duel Lopp, of
South Sioux City, is visiting at the
liaohman home about two miles noith
west of Ponca. .. .Sir and Mrs M 1)
Berg and son Paul, were picnicing at
Crystal lake Friday and Saturday of
last week.
Lyons Mirro: Mrs John Nixon
of Homer, visited the Mirror family
1 nursday and 1' riday .... Walter Bates,
who used to run a restaurant here,
tut now located iu Otnilia, was up to
LiTods tbis week . . . . M M Warner and
wife are camping out in the bad lands
of S D, with headquarters vX Rosebud
Agency.
Emerson Enterprise: F O Ross
went to Dakota City 'Tuesday to vixit
bis brothers, VV L, and E L Roes for a
week... .Frauk Brink, of Ponca, the
layer of Bessie Newton, has been re
leased from the Norfolk asylum and
pronounced sane. He visited at the
borne of his unole, M E Brink, while
eoroute to Ponca.. . .Rev J II Smith,
of Homer, occupied the Methodist
pulpit last Sunday both morning and
-evening. Until the next conference
year he will preach every other Bun
day in Emerson, dividing his time
with Homer. His next regular ap
pointment will be July 14, when he
will preaoh both morning and evening.
South Sioux City Record: Mr and
Urs Lou Jeep are the happy parents
of a baby girl, born to them July 5th,
at their home in Sioux City . . . . Mr and
Airs L Kryger, who so cleverly stole a
march oa their friends here and wero
-married at Ponca last weuk, returned
in time to be host and hostess at their
borne Monday evening. A large num
' ber of their friends tendered them a
reception, at which they congratulated
them and wished them much happi
ness. The evening was pleasantly
passed with social chat and a bounti
ful repast was indulged in. The
Kuests presented Mr and Mrs Kryger
with a handsome chair for the worthy
postmaster to lent in and several pret
ty pieces of china-ware for Mrs Kryger
to fill with her good cooking. During
their absenoe from South Hioux City
Mr and Mrs Kryger attended the post
masters convention in Omaha and
while there were guests of Mrs Kry
ger's daughter, Mrs James Sheets, and
on the way home stopped off at Blair
for a visit with relatives.
Long Live the King 1
is the popular cry throughout European
.countries; while in America, the ery of
the piesent day is "Long live Dr King's
Nw Discovery, King of Throat and
Lung Remedies P of which Mrs Julia
liyder Paine, Truro, Mass, says: "It
never fails to give immediate relief and
to quickly cure a oougb er cold." Mrs
Puine's opinion is shared by a majority
of the inhabitants of this country.
New Discovery cures weak lungs and
ore throat after all other remedies
Lave failed; and for coughs and colds
it's the only sure cure. Guaranteed
bv L M Leslie, druggist. 5 Do and .
Trial bottle free.
Vacation Days.
Next to the day wheu a self-sup-;orting
girl receives her 11 rst salary en
velope, or is notified of her first pro
' motion or raise In salary, I boliefe that
the tirat vacation marks the wont im
portant era of her wage earning his
lory," writes Auna Hiotse Richardson
iu Woman's Home Companion for July,
"The two weeks ou salary given by
moat progressive firms and apprecia
tive individual employers should be
regarded aa tbe stamp of the employ
' cr's approval, the reward of honest
efforts. When it is aocepted as a
right it is robbed of its individual sig
nificance and much of ita real pleasure
"Vacation should bring rest, or
Tather recreation, to mnsoles and
nerves. This does not necessarily
mean absolute quiet, a kimono, a novel
ami a box of chocolates. It means
change of scene, movement and
-.thought.
CORRESPONDENCE
si jmi 0waov .jf
JACKSON.
J A nail left last Friday for Ardcn,
Missouri.
Frances Sawyers is visitiug at Blair,
Neb, the past week.
Frank Duvey had a load of hogs
on
the market Tuesday,
Mary Z Boler visited friends
in
Sioux City the past week.
Mm McDonough, of Omaha, is vifit
ing relatives here this week.
Mrs J C O'Neill, of Hioux City, is
visiting friends here this week.
O A Barber, of Jefferson, S D, spent
the Fourth with his family here.
John S Mahoney, of Chicago, is vis
iting at the home of Thos Sullivan.
Mrs Henry McBride, of Laurel, is
visiting at the home of John Ryan and
wife.
Katie Ilennessy has gone to Sioux
City to attend college there a few
weeks.
James L Kramper returned Monday
from a week's visit with relatives in
Chicago. -
Thos McKeever, who bad a bad
spell Saturday, is feeling much better
this week.
Ban Leahy spent a week at the
home of his aunt, Mrs C P Oarrey, in
Ilartingtou.
Mrs J W Ryan and daughters Mary
and Marguerite celebrated the Fourth
at Riverside.
Misses Mary and Katie Qui&n re
turned Monday from a week's visit
with friends at nomer.
Jas Kennel ly is building on two
rooms to his residence. Louis Per
rent is doing the work.
Jennie and Alice Demary left Sat
urday to spend two weeks with friends
at Lemars and Seney, Iowa.
Jackson and the Walthill Indians
played ball here Wednesday, Walthill
winning by a score of 4 to 8.
Misses Carnela Quinn and Gertrude
McHale, are viVrfng the little Conley
girls in Sioux City, this week. 1
Thos D Boler, who is studying med
icine in Chicago, is expeceted home
this week, to spend his vacation.
Quite a number of the Knights of
Columbus and their wives attended
the K C picnic at Riverside Wednes
day. During the thunder storm last Fri
day night Joseph Twohig lost one of
his best horses, being struck by light
ning.
The Misses Mary and Katherine
Quinn returned home Monday even
ing after a very enjoyable week with
Nell Combs at Homer.
Mead awes Kearney and Carroll,
Josie and Nellie Davy and Ilelen Kear
ney spent Tuesday in Homer with
friends and took in the ball game.
Mr and Mrs John Campbell spent
a week visiting their children at Beres
ford and Centerville, S D, and report
the crops looking rather backward
in that neighborhood.
Gertrude McHale and Cornelia
Quinn visited last week with Bernar
dino and Margaret Conly, of Sioux
City. The latter aooompanied them
home to remain a few days.
Mrs Chas Barrett, of Sioux City, vib
ited her friends, Mr and Mrs Brady
uere tne nrst oi tue week. Hue was
acoompauied home by ber mother,
who will spond a week in the city.
Mr and Mrs Tom O'Connor and
children left Monday for Bnresford, S
D, to spend a week with Mr O'Con
nor's sister. Peter Sullivan has
charge of the drug store during his
absence.
On account of the serious illness of
Patriok O'Neill his sou M J O'Neill,
of Rapid City, S D, end daughter,
Mrs J R Murphy, of Omaha, and 0 U
O'Neill and wife, of Kausas City, wero
at his bedside the past week. Mr
O'Neill is much improved the last few
days and his many friends hope to
see him around again.
HUBBARD.
John Sierk was in town Saturday.
Tom
house.
Long is plastering bis new
Patrick Jones was a city passeuger
naturday .
Jack Duggan was a passeuger to
tue city luesday.
Mrs Louis Deroin was an Emerson
passeuger Tuesday
Jeff Rockwell and John Green went
to the city Monday.
George Hayes marketed a car load
of hogs Wednesday.
Mrs Paul Sharp was a passenger for
bioux City, 'lUursday.
The crops in this vicinity are look
ing line since the rains.
Mrs Tim Howard has moved into
he' new house in town.
Geo Rockwell, of Homer, was a pas
aenger from here Monday,
Mra James Thornton went to Emer
son Tuesday for a week's visit.
Carl Fredrickson is building an ad
dition to his house ou the farm.
Maurice O'Connor and John Zastrow
of Nacora, were in town Friday.
Tom iltffernan is back from Homer
and will catch for the Hubbard team.
Dan Hartuett and Carl Fredrickson
were paiseugers from here Buthrday.
Barney Stoma was down to Houth
Sioux City a few days this week visit
iug friends.
ueoige iiujes is uuiiiiing a new
bsru to go witu the new house tUat he
built recently.
Alice Eugliah, of Omuha, who has
lieuu visiting here the pust week, went
home lhursday.
Miss Frances Kelley, of Chicago,
la here ou a visit with her uncle, Geo
Hates, and family.
The Siuux City Grays will play the
Hubburd boys here Sunday. A good
7;ume is looked for.
Hubbard has organized a ball team
and will be able ! defeat any team iu
the couuty in a short time.
Sheriff Hansen was here Wednes
day posting not 'eel for the primary
election to be ueia la beptember.
We had no Fourth of July celebra
(ion bira. Most ot our people went
to Homer and Ponca to celebrate.
HOMER.
Mrs A J Ream was a hioux City pas
senger Monday. '
Mrs Jack McQuirk and baby are
visiting at Dakota City this week.
Everything is so quiet in Homer
since the Fourth that there is no news.
Mrs Rev W M Brown, rf Morning
side, visited Monday between trains at
the T D Curtis home.
Mr and Mrs A C Curtis, of Lake
City, Iowa, spent the week at the
home of T D "urtis. The two gentle
men are brothers.
Tilden Harris and Chas Kilbonrn
bought the remainder of Frank Buck
waiter's stock and are having the
building put in repair, and will open
a store there in the near future.
So many were here from everywhere
the Fourth that we could not count
them, so they must not feel slighted if
their names are not mentioned, and
the same with those who went to the
flair pole.
Walthill came up to Homer Tuesday
and defeated our boys in a game of
ball i to 0. Our boys had a new
catcher, which might have had some
thing to do with it, he not being fa
miliar with our pitcher.
The Fourth went off without seed-
dent, except the tipping over of Ed
Powel's buggy. Mrs Lee Clement
with hsr baby and Mrs Powel with her
little boy were in the buggy and
although they were spilled out no one
was seriously injured. Borne one ran
into their buggy in front of O'Connor's
store.
VdOOtfN
John Zastrow was an Emerson visit
or, Tuesday.
Frank Simmons returned home from
Yankton Monday.
John Bonderson shipped cattle to
Sioux City Monday.
C W Schwartz is suffering from i
severe attack of mumps.
Carrie Watson, of Bancroft, is virit
ing her sister, Mrs D L Leep.
Nis Anderson shipped a car of cattle
to South Sioux City Tuesday.
James Heeney and A Schwartz ship
ped hogs to the market Wednesday.
BHans Anderson, J C Sullivan, and
Nis Anderson, shipped hogs to Sioux
City Tuesday.
John Harrington spent a few days
toe latter part of last week with
friends in Sioux City.
Mrs McGee and daughter Beatrice,
of Sioux City, spent a few days this
week with Mr and Mrs G Lester.
Wonder where so many drunks come
from on Sunday, for the r-aloon is sup
posed to be closed at 10 o'clock Sat
urday night.
Margaret Yoss, who has been in St
Joseph's hospital in Sioux City, recoiv
ing treatment, returned home Tues
day. Little Margaret is very much
improved.
SALEM.
Emery Learner Sundaved with
friends in Sioux City.
Jacob Hides was a gue3t At the 8 A
Combs home balowyHomer Sunday.
Miss Mae Altemus spent the past
wees visiting relatives in Homer.
Mrs Addie Sides left Thursday for
a few weeks visit with relatives at
Raymond, S D.
Airs U V Strohm spent the past
weeK taking in tne pleasures of coun
try life at the Mrs Alico Sides home
Salem was well represented at Ho
mer tne fourth, and everyone reports
tne biggest time ever.
Miss Emma Bliven. of Sioux Citv
has been caring for her sister. Mis
Hugh Graham, who baa been suffer
ing witu. H sore foot caused by step
ping on a rusty nan.
Miss Mame Gutner. who has been
tne guest ot Claire Lapsley the past
week, relumed, to her home in Nor
folk. Miss Lapslev accompanied her
uome, and before returning ex
pects to visit her brother Howard on
the li Bebud.
A Memorable Day.
One of tbe days we remember with
pleasure, as well as with protit to our
health, is the one on which we became
acquainted with Dr King's New Life
rills, tne painless purifiers that cure
biliousness, and keep the bowels right
zoo, at Jjesiie s drug store.
A Good Result.
Under the operation of the new pure
ioou laws, baking powdors now gauer
ally bear on the labels a statement of
tbe ingredients. This is of utmost im
portanoe beoause of the harmful in
gredients used in manv oases.
Royal Baking Pdwder is now known
to be the only baking powder made of
Royal Grape Cream of Tarter, and this
no donbt explains its greatly increased
sate Here.
Careful housekeepers are taking ad
vantage of the protection which the
laws afford, and are examining all the
reading matter on the back ot the la
bel before adopting any brand for use
in tne name,
When in place of tbe words Cream
of Tarter the words "alum," "alumni
nam or -pnoapnate oi lime appear
among the ingredients, they heed the
warning and avoid baking powdera
containing these substitutes.
Destroys
HairGerms
I?c:entdiscoveries have shown
'thn falling hair is caused by
J tirms st the roots of the hair.
.; Therefore, to stop falling hair,
you must first completely de
stroy these germs. Ayer'sHair
Vigor, new improved formula,
i will certainly do tbis. Then
! leave the rest to nature.
Din net change the color of the half.
I A
formula with oh bottls
9
Show It to your
doctor
flyers
Ask him about U,
than ao M bo ?.
Vec:nt discoveries bave also proved that
Jinurutf is caused by eerms on tne scaip
Therefore, to cure dsndruff, the first thins
to co is to completely destroy these dan.
:!rurf germs. Here, the stme Ayer's Hail
Yit!tr will rive the time solendid results.
I by Un J. O. ijwCfc. LowU. Will
First I'uhllrntlon June is :lw
Order of Heating and Notice cf Probate
of Will.
The Stnte of Niltrmkn, I'nkotii County, ,
1 o nil lrriii UHiT.ntfd In the (-.tutu of
Wllllnm Met, ileeenieil:
hereiia. Minerva .1. t lrkn. nee Met)!, of
nnU county, hm filed In my otllre mi lii
olrilnient purporting to I' the luit will mid
leKtnrnenl or Wllllnm ,Me(z, lute or Kin-
prion, In mid county, (leccnxed, nnd sulci
MInervn J. Mc krn tins filed her petition
herein praying to hnv- the some ndmltled
to prolinte, nnd for the ImkuIhh of letters
testnnientnry.
I hnve then fore appointed Sntunlny. the
ifnth dny oljtily, 1HT, nt 10 o'clock In the
forenoon, Ht the county court room In mild
county, n the time and plnce for henrlntf
mild will, at which time nnd plnce yell nnd
nil concerned limy appear and content the
allowing of the mime.
It Is further ordered that said netltlnner
(five notice to nil pemons Interested In Mild
eatnte of the pendency of this petition, nnd
the yine nnd pine set for the henrlnir of the
same, by rniiNlna a copy of thin order to lie
puiMiitied In 1 he imkotn County Herald n
weekly newxpnper published in snld county,
for three weeks succcsxlvely nrev Ions to the
dny set for heurlng.
In witness whereof, I hnve hereunto set
my hnnd andvdllclnl nciil this SMhduv of
June, lie 7.
, J. .1. KlMKBS,
seal County Judge.
NOTICE OF TAX DIED.
To Anna K. Klllntt. recorded owner, mirl
Jerry lieKorest, the person In possession:
I on are nerepy notified that at a snle of
lands and lots for tnxes. held on tha 6th dnv
of Noveinher, A. Ii llsKi by the trenxtirer of
iinKotn county, .-Nebraska, the following de
scrlled real property. situated In the count
of Imkkotn, and state of Nebraska, to-wlts
xii numiMT four i) In bliK-k number ten
(lot In South Sioux City, 2nd mid, Nebraska.
Which property was assessed In the name
of no person nnd wns sold for the taxes of
me years of ri to li4, Inclusive, to C,
Martin, who Is now the holder of the certl-
flcaie of purchase thereof; and that nfter
the expiration of three months front the
date of the service of this notice a tax deed
win ne applied ror.
J 'filed tins 1st day or July, W1.
C. MitiTl-.
Owner and holder of eertlflcnte of purchnse.
ny 1. f. Martin, her agent.
NOTICE OF TAX DEED.
To John O.' niciiklron. -rpporclpd owner.
nnd Huko Wilst niun, the person in posses
sion: You arp hrrohr notified thnt nt n al rr
Inndnand lots for tnxei. hnlfl on tint Ath iliiv
ot NovemlHT, A. !., HK, hjr th treasurer of
imKom county, isenraskn, tho following de-RcrllH-d
real properly, sltimfed In tliecoimty
of Dnkotit, mul state of Nebraska, to-wit:
Jot nunitH r live (ft) In lihxk iiuiiiImt two
(2lln Nouth HlouxlJlty, ( ontrnl, Nehrnxka.
Which Drooerty was assessed In the nnme
of no person and was sold for the taxes of
the years or lvnx to llw, Inclusive, to (!.
Martin, who is now the holder of the certi
ficate of purchase thereof; and that after
the expiration of three months from the
date of the service of this notice a tax deed
will I) applied for.
inuuu this 1st uay oi July, lurr,
fl. MAUTfN.
Owner and liolder of certificate of purchase.
iiy I. f. Mfirtin, ner agent.
NOTICE OK TAX l)V.Kl.
To I'ntilck Fnrrell, reeorded owner of lots
one lllltl elL'ht. lllld .Inhn Areusdorf. recti il-
ed owner nf n undivldeil one-third (l-."ll of
lots one nnd elulit, mid M. M. Tlerney. re
eorded owner of tin uiiillvlded two-thirds
of lots one mid eight, till III hlnek eliihty
nvp. In Cnvlnutmi, Nehraskn, and O. J.
lork, the person Iu noKsesaioii ut lot one.
and .Mrs. Hint, the person iu possession of
lot eight:
You me herehr nnflfled Hint nt n sale of
luntls nnd lots for taxes, held on tbe sixth
day of Noveinher, A. 1. lnnTi, lv the treas
urer of Inikota county, Nebraska, the fol
IowIiik deserllted real property, nlttuiteil in
the count r of Dakota, and state of Netuan
ka. to-wlt:
1-otn number one (II, and eight (S), In
block number eighty-live (So), Iu Covington,
eornsHll.
Which property nun nsnesocd In the
name of no person and was sold for the
taxes of the yearn as follows: Lots one
and eight for the years of lX'.lt to In
clusive, to C. Martin, who la now the hold
er of the certificate of purchase thereof;
and that after the expiration of throe
months from the date of the service of this
notice n tax deed will be applied for.
Dated this Hist day of Julv, i!"i7.
C. MA ill' IN.
Owner nnd Holder of Certlttente of l'ur
chase.
Ily I. P. MAKTIX, Her Agent.
NOTICE OK TAX DEED.
To the Gateway Improvement Coiiipnuy
recorded owner of lots eight nnd seventeen,
and John C. Itlenklron, recorded owner of
lot nine, nil in block seven (7). In South
Kloiix City, Nebraska, nnd W. W. Wood
ward, the person In possession:
You are hereby notified that at n sale of
hinds and lots for taxes, held ou the sixth
day of November, A. I. lisio, bv the treas
urer or niiKota county, Nebraska, the fol
lowing described real, property, situated hi
the county of Dakota, iinil slate of Nebras
ka, to-wit:
Lots number eight (HI. nine (!). and sev
enteen (17), In block number seven (7), In
Houth Sioux City, Nebraska.
Which property was ussessed In the
name of no person nnd was sold for the
tnxes of the years as follows: l.ot eight
for the years of IimiU and 1!HM. anil lot nine
for the years of line to 11K4. Inclusive, nnd
lot seventeen for the years of llml to Unci,
Inclusive, toC. Martin, who Is now the hold
er of the certificate of purchase thereof; and
that nfter the expiration of three mouths
from the date of the service of this notice
a tax deed will be upilied for.
Dated thfs Hist day of Julv. l!7.
C. MAKTIX,
Owner and Holder of .Ceiilllcate of Pur
chase. '
liv I. P. MAKTIX. Her Agent.
notici: ok tax dkk:.
To William II. Palmer, recorded owner i f
the undivided one half (i.j) of ,,S 4, .", (J,
7, x. !, li. 11. and William P. Warner, trus
tee, trusteeship not disclosed In county
clerk's olllce Dakota county, Nebraska, pre
sumed to be for J. M. .Moan estate, record
ed owner of the undivided otie-lmif (' .1 f
lots 4. .I. li, 7, S. II, 10, 11, all Iu block
thirteen. In Stauton, Nebraska, and Will
iam Caxscll, the person in possession:
You are hereby nollllcd (hat at a sale of
lauds and lots for taxes, held on the sixth
day of November, A. D. l'.Ki. bv the treas
urer of Dakota county, Nebraska, the 1..1
lowing described real property, situated In
the county of Dakota, uml state of Nebias
ka, to-wlt:
Lots 4, r, a 7, 8. 1), 10 nnd 11, In block
number thirteen (l.'b. In Stanton, Nebraska.
Which property was assessed Iu the
name of no person and was sold lor the
taxes of the years as follows: Lots 4, .". li,
lo ami 11, was sold for the veins of lSii'J
to Hsu, Inclusive, uml lots 7. M and II was
sold for the years lSJKi to )!K4, Inclusive,
to C. Martin, who Is now the holder of the
certificate of purchase thereof: and that
after the expiration of three months from
the date of the service of this notice a tax
deed will be applied for.
Dated this first day of Julv, I'.xrT.
K. .1. KKSSWJII'.r,
Owner and Holder of Certlllente of Pur
chase. Ily I. P. MAKTIX. His Agent.
NOTICK OK TAX DKKD.
To Wllllnm II. Palmer, recorded owner of
nn uiiillvlded one-half f twelve, and
Wllllnm i'. Warner, trustee, trusteeship
not disclosed In county clerk's ottlee Dako
ta county, Nebraska, presumed to be for J.
M. MiMin estate, recorded owner of an un
divided one half of lot twelve, all In block
ninety four dm, n Covington, Nebraska:
loii are hereby notified that at a sale of
lands Mini lots for taxes, held on the sixth
day of XovemlHM', A. D. UNA. bv the treas
urer of Dakota comity. Nebraska, the fo
lowing described real property, sltii'ited In
the county of Dakota, umi state of Nebras
ka, ti-wlt:
Lot number twelve ilji. In block niiiii
ber ninety four (!4i. In Covington, Nubia.),
ka
Which property v.-as sssc-scd In the
nnme of no person and was sold for the
taxes i f the year of l'Ntl to 1!N4, Inclusive,
to O Martin, who Is now the holder of
the ceiilllcate of purchase thereof: ami
that nfler the explratl f lhtv uioutl,a
from the date of the set vice of IliU notice
a tax dccil will be applied f,,r.
Dated this Hist day or Julv. 1!o7.
. C. MAKTIX.
Owner and Holder nf Ccrtllii nic of Pur
chnse. P.y I. P. MAKTIX. Her Agent,
NOTICK OK TAX Di:!'.l.
To ni::nbeth F.vans, recorded owner of
lot two, and John C. lUenkiion. icco tiled
owner of litis six, seven, ellit. etcen,
twelve, thirteen, fourteen mid Ihb l. -one,
ami Mary M. Mvers. recorded owner of lot
nine, nil Iu block clghl im. In South Si.mv
City, Nebraska, and L. O. Nichols and I.
Koiits, the persons in possession of lots
two, six, seven, eight, nine, eleven, twelve,
thirteen anil fourteen, mid I., o. Nichols
ami Wm. Leonard, the persons III posses
sion of lot thirty-one:
You lire hereby uotlrh'd that nt a sale of
bituls and lots for taxes, held en the sixth
dify of November, A. D. pv", be the treas
urer of Dakota county, Nebraska, the fol
lowing described real property, shunted In
the county of Dakota, and slate of Ne
braska, to wit :
Lots ii inn I m r two cji, six nil, seven iTi.
eight is, nine li. eleven till, twelve il.i.
thirteen ll.'li. fourteen lib, and thl.it one
i.'tU. all In block ii ii in Iter eight txi, in South
Sioux City, Nebrnsks.
Which property was assessed In the name
of no person ami was sold for the taxes of
the years s follows: Lot two for the
ycurs ttf P.Njl to luot, Inclusive, and lot
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Sioux City's Leading Jewellers '
511 Fourth Street
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Landv of Sunshine and Health.
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Purest Water Good Crops an J The Best of
on earth. Cheap Homes. x climates.
Farm land from $7 to $40 per acre
Farms will pay for themselves in one season. Why stay
in the east and pay all you make for rent.
D. C.HEFFERNAN Hubbard, Nebraska.
six, seven, eight, nine, eleven, twelve, thir
teen, fourteen and thirty-one for the years
of liny to P.M. Inclusive, to C. Martin, who
Is now the holder of the certificate of pur
chnse thereof ; and that after the expiration
nf three months from the date of the serv
ice of this notice a tax deed will be applied
for.
Dated this first dny of Julv. 1!'7.
'. MAKTIX.
Owner and Holder of Certificate of Pur
chase. P.y 1. P. MARTIX, Her Agent.
Notice of Tax Deed.
To Charles A. Chapman, recorded owner of
lot eight ami Dola M. Hunt, recorded owner
of lot eleven, and Minnie C. Mlddleton, re
corded owner of lot thirty, nil In block five
(A) In South Sioux City, Nebraska, and I.
Fouts, the person in possession of lots eight
and eleven, anil Win Leonard, the person
In possession of lot thirty;
You are hereby notified that at a snle of
lands nnd lots for taxes, held on the Uli dny
of Novemlwr, A. D. limn, by the treasurer of
Dakota county, Nebraska, the following do
scrllKd real property, situated In the coun
ty of Dakota, and stateof Nebraska, to-wlt:
Lots eight (S) eleven (11) and thirty () In
block live (5) In South Hioux City, Ne
braska. Which property was assessed In the
name of no person and was sold for
the taxes of the years as follows: Lot
eight for the years of WM to Hret. Inclusive,
and lot eleven for the years lsml nnd lsii to
ltfM, Inclusive, nnd lot thirty for the year of
lu4 to U. Martln.'.who Is now the holder of
the certificate of purchase thereof; nnd
that after the expiration of three months
from the date of .theservlce of this notice
a tax deed will be applied for.
Dated this 1st day of July, hn.
O. Martin,
Owner and holder of certificate of purchase.
Hy I. P. Martin, her agent.
Wotice of Tax Deed.
To William Gordon, trustee, trusteeship
not disclosed In county clerk's ofllce In Da
kota county, Nebraska, presumed to Is' for
Helen K. Brown, recorded', owner, and John
Doherty, Kred (iordon,. and Jake Klscu
on nil, the persons In possession:
You are hereby notified that at a sale of
lands and lots for taxes, held on the tlth day
of Nitveiuhur, A. D., Han, by the treasurer of
Dakota county, Nebraska, the following do
se rl I tod real property, situated In the county
of Dakota, i.nd state of Nebraska, ti)-wlt:
Lots two (J) three (:1) fmir (4) live (ii) six
(il) seven (7) eight (Ml nine (V) ten (In) and
eleven (11) In blts-k numlsr ninety-three
(! In Covington, Nebraska,
Which property was assessed In the name
of no person and was sold for the taxes of
the year as follows: Lots two to eleven,
Inclusive, for the years lmcianil l!H to Martin
Nellan, who assigned the certificate of pur
chase to C. Martin, who Is now the holder of
the certificate of purchase thereof; and that
after the expiration of three months from
the date of the service of this notice a tax
deed will Is' applied for.
Dated this 1st day of July, l'.aiT.
C Mahtin,
Owner and holder of certificate of purchase,
Hy 1. P. Martin, her agent.
It Costs
Nothing
To . fyid out for a certainty
whether or not your heart is
affected. One person in four
has a weak heart ; it may be
you. If so, you should know
it novjand save serious con
sequences. If you have short
breath, fluttering, palpitation,
hungry spells, hot Hushes; if
you cannot lie on left side; if
you have fainting or smother
ing spells, pain around heart,
in side and arms, your heart is
Aveak, and perhaps diseased.
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure will re
lieve you. Try a bottle, and
rce how ciickly your condition
A i!l improve.
".M"-tit a year n?o I wrote to the
VMfS .:o:e:ll Co., to-kini; l.tl . lee, nrf I
x :i:i !.? ri.nt with be n t trou!.l, and
1 .itl I .in f ! two y. !. 1 h .ii p.iiT
In my l.t.i't, Uit k tin.l hit i.,, nnd
l.:id i'.tt boon ii ! lo t'J draw a de p
I r.-n til for two years. Ai.v llltlo excr
t on woid ciu.- .t nb it.it'-ci, uml I
ctii'U i'o.t lie on mv It it sl.l.i v't'..out
e.:Ti. ri'";. They ndv'. nv to try Dr.
J.ib'S Heart Cure ii'i l N' "-v::n, which
I !: 1 w:;h tl." ivs.lt th,:t I um in
better health than 1 ever was befory,
l.avimr K MoeJ .11 jioun ix since I coin
taeiieid t ikins It. 1 t.xtk about thir
teen bottles of the two medicines, ami
Inven t been bothered with mv lieurt
alnco." MUS. 1 1 LI l K T1K .M Art.
Upper sSaiidusky, Ohio.
Dr. Mile' Heart Cur Ii told by
your druggist, who will guarantee that
th .first bottle will benefit. If It fails
he will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind
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