Dakota County Herald
"e-ntinualien of the Hgn'tr Hr.:lS.
OGX H. r.P.AM, ttntlSHF-R.
BuWtipiioii Trice. $1.00 Per Yer.
A weekly newspaper published at
Dakota I ily, Nebraska.
Permission has been granted for the
transmission of this paper through the
mail a second-class matter.
Telephone No. 43.
Political Announcements
Notloo under thin ht'Ml will be run fr
Ave pent iwr lino, ench limci-llon. IrrcMiicct
Ivn of polities. Noliotljr luirrcil.
I hereby atnounne myself an a can
didate for County Superintendent sub
ject to the wiabei of the Republicans at
their primaries for nominations, Sep
Member 3, 1907. Wilfred E. Voss,
Omadi Precinct.
1 hereby annouuen myself as a can
didate for County Treasurer sul jct
to the wishes of the Republicans at
their primaries for nominations, Sep
tember 3, 1907. August Wilkinb.
Omadi Prcciact.
I hereb; announce mtscH as a can
didate for County Judge soljeet to
-the wishes of the Republicans at their
primaries for nominations, September
-3, 1907. D. O. Stixhox.
I hereby annonncn myself aa a can
didate for Sheriff subject to the wishes
of the Republican at their primaries
for nominations, September 3, 1907.
J. P. Rockwell, Hubbard Precinct.
M. .hereby announce niyaelf a aa can
'Aidato for nomination, on the Demo-
tsratio ticket, for the office of District
Jndga of this judicial district.
O. II. WiriTSiv,
Uartington, Nebr.
I hereby annouuoe myself as a can
didtte for nomination, on the Demo
. oratio ticket, for the' cflide of District
vJadge of this judicial district.
P. M. Moodft.
West Point. Nebr.
tliirty-Gvo business bouses, fnity five
dwc'linps, a church and t li r lui. k
yards. It is still without a poslofllca
and is kicking because) postmaster is
not appointed.. ..J M Mom aud Frank
Hunt are home from Chicago, where
they went on business for the South
Sioux City street railway. The iron
and cars were purchased ajd the line
will be in operation, as soon as the
track can bo laid.
' TOM DISTRICT JUDGE.
I hereby announce nmelf at a can
didato for the office of district judge of
tlie Light judicial district of Nebraska,
nbject to the decision of the republi
can electors at the primary election to
Ibe held on the 3rd day of September,
JW07. I shall be nnMe to make a
yperaoaal caoTass for tkfct nomination.
My bay ferer compel me to leare
r thia-climate daring An gnat and a pot
ation of .September, so that upon aay
i Betnnutha primary election , campaign
will -be over. I shall depend entiraly,
t lor my auoeesa, upon auoh efforts air
:v my friends may feel dirpoeed to make
inmy behalf. Any communication.
addressed to jae here will be forward
d- Very truly yours,
I A. It. OLfWN,
Wisner, Nebw
iI hereby announce aay candidacy
fdr ttte republican nomination ior dis
trict judge, Eighth judicial diatrfst off
Hebruska, and respectfully anbmit
nch eandidacy ior the cooaide ration
of the voters at the pending prJwiary 1
leetion. ,
.JeHX V. FuudM
A It Olnon, of .Wisner, is a at roag
candidate for the repuMie nou i na
tion for district judge o4 tbia d is t risk
t the ceasing primary- Ilia rep uta
tiun as aa attorney anil a aaan of I tel
ling ability will make it an eaay pn jpo-
mttn 4 elect him to th diaricw
bench.
UnJ er the head of "Political Anr
J1PW .menu," there appears thia eekv
t Vn uunouQoement of John V Pearson,
, at fouca, aaodidata for the republic
. n nnraiiiiitias'for diatrict iud( a of.
. thUdisAriei. Mr Pearson ia an attor-
"4 Yeoccized ability and will have
alio wins in thia end of the
Emerson Enterprise: Mr and Mrs
Bert McEntaffer, of Boone, Iowa, are
tUe proud parenta of a ten pound aon
born July ll....Mr and Mrs J Pro
vancha drove to Hubbard Sunday.
Mr Provancha returned in the evening
while Mra Provanch remained for a
short ribit.
Tekamah Herald: B E Crouch
made a quick trip to Coburn. Neb,
last Thursday... .Miss Georgia Herb
pent the past week with rela
tives and frienda in South Sioux City
and vicinity.... Miss Beatrice Bles
sing, of Jackson, Neb, is visiting at
the home of her aister, Mrs Bert
Crouch, for a few days.
South Sioux City Record: Ray
Thompson, son of Prof and Mra Thom
son, formerly of South Sioux City,
now of Randolph, is vifiting his
friend Vaughn Tollinger.. . .R A Tal
bot waa at Winnebago this week.
While there he purchased one of the
old agency buildings which he will
have wrecked and the lumber shipped
to South Sioux City.,.. Miss Georgia
Herb, who had been visiting at the
Boals and Nash homea the past week,
went to Salem Wednesday and after
a few days visit there, will go on to
her home at Spokane, Wash.
Sionx City Journal, 28th: After
forty -eight years of separation Dr J J
Bavme, oi Chicago, and Horace Dot
iou, oi usaoia county, wen, two pio
neers of Sioux City, met in a happy
reminiscent reunion yesterday after
noon at the office of Marks & Marks.
As comrades in a "wili goose chase"
from Sionx City to Pike's Peak, Colo
rado, ia 1859, the atroaff friendship
between tnese two elderly men began
After a long, wearisome journey over-
lana, tneir wagons drawn by plodding
oxen, Air BaviWe and Mr Isatton, sad
ly disappointed on their arrival in Col
or ado, parted , the former remaining
three for some true and tfte latter
retnrning to Slot rjty. Their meet
tng yesterday w aw due largely to the
tboughtf nines of R Marks, LHmtelf
a pioneer, a men J of Mr Savillv and
legal advieer for Mr Dwtton. M8a-
villa celled at Air Marka' offioe and
while there be recalled' the long trip
ia sear sir to J Bbrado and tire
part whie betb of birold friend toolft
Be then telephoned faf Mr Duttou:
Mr ravillew on thr sidewalk at
the foot of the stair 1 wnjing to the
Mark ' office' wben Mr Button same
upi The Neisrawkan gavVno sign of
reoogaixlngruia- old frieafli. but Dr
Seville, after a-eearehinar lAkno. found
something faviliwr aboa?' tile bent
figure ef bis fertnereomraJw. Heap'
proaohed Mr Dbltoe. introdweed him-
aelf, aml'tbe oordio.1 greeti.- which
ollowed'waa moett. hearty. The viait
waa omi; bnt anotUev and lorrger owe
is to fol ceil ' n.tk . l,w.
home ol Mr batww,u. ialoU City.
Dr Saville will romeia ia Sioux City
until tb middle of to coming week.
He canteto attend the family reunion
in 8iou Oitv. the- ofrole being com
pleted by Mrs At B Appleton, .909
Eigbthtetreet; M Leighion Wjnn,
lO'ja Fierce atreeVt Mrs btepuen Cal
mer. Hollowavt Mick, and Mra A
JR Walker, of 9ms.be, all sisters
Dr Seville came-to Sionx City, in
1855 opening a drag atore on,-the
present aite of the city hall. lltt. is
paee.turee score jaara and ten.,
di't-kt.
- I yroen ei ue oeu
Weretore ( comprised h- (jUy and will lire at 1522 i
o! tbo citina party ! Dako ,a M , br,
y. !'.'.et ...0nlT! 1. ....MraM.nsaretAahford.of
bnndrad votora men
whi heretofore comprised the back
ttou
VaVyta City Thursday afternoon ol
'this wok to talk over me aaviaao.usy
of il cia,5 eounty ticket ia the field.
XJ jiS t'itt new primary law no noaai-Ti-A.jue
could made at that time and
rheuocti(y? adjourned aubjeoV to tbe
call -of tbe chairman. Different
V nhaeee wt tbe new primary law were
. i e f Aar nnmia a ii is k wm m rn
idCttsaeu, " , "
v:- .ii,t were exDlainea dv wouniy
F H Berrv. after whiou tbe
evvt -
vnefsting adjourned.
ti.a plsss races of the Nebraska
BUte Fair, to be held at Lincoln Sep
L.v4 t 6. will close on Anguot 10
jhX this time closes entries to the 2-year
-i.i tt nl !l-ver-old caoe eaab for
ipursea of $250. The trotting raoes
-each for $500 purees are as follows:
3 rear-old; 8-year-old, 2:45 for Nebrae
ke bred oolta, 2:30, 2;27, 2:20. and
l:l, and for 11,000 pnraea, aS"
'3:24 Pacing, for 1500 pnraea, 2:35,
3:27, 2:21, and 2:lo. J! or fi.uuu
purses 2:3 and 2 :-24, ana tne it mue
Sioux Cite Journal, 28th : : Miss
Helen J Murphf, of Onawa, and,iMiaa
Alioe O'Neill a spending the week
with. Mra Thoa Aehford, jr, in JQ&aer,
Sab....Mr ani MraM J Oeateriftag,
I Croften, Net, have moved to . Sioux
Virginia
brakAman.
Margaret Aahford, of Homer,
Neb, waa iuSiouz City Friday ao her
way to Chicago to visit her daughter,
MraWmTlsuet. Her grand daubter
Miss Marcaret Aahford, aocoiananiod
her. ...Will xiovle. known, by the
sobriquet "Sawmill Bill," waa.tofitive
It identuled at tne police steeion last
niKht MAT Uoerge. a brter wfte
who said that be waa the man who
stole from his bake shop a.saah regis,
ter. whloh he dropped in his Sight
smashing it into smithereens on the
pavement. . The man was, taken iuto
custody by Patrolmen Da'nle)so and
Nioholaon at Fourth and Jonea streets,
whero he waa supporting a jag. After
be had been looked up be did nut belie
bis cognomen and commenced to "saw
wood" by the usual nasal route. He
waa cutting the dimenaion lumber
when Mr George looked him over,
and without hesitation aaid: "Tea,
that'a the man who atole the register."
Bill sleDt on in sweet repose. The on
lr ugns of life were when lie oooasion
w. . a a a r a
allr bruslieu a nv irom nia urow.
H li B B A Ft O .
Beit Traneisco wss a Sioux City
visitor Tuesday night.
Carl Fredrickson was down to the
county seat Tuestlny ou business.
Harvesting is on in full blast, and
most of trio grain will be in shock by
the cud of the week.
Bring ns your cream, bntter, eggs
and farm produce, we will pay the
highest market price. Carl Anderson.
Harry Wilsey hss given np city life
for the farm, and ia helping his broth
er Roy harvest. He expects to go to
North Dakota soon to reside.
D. C Heffernaa has commenced the
erection of a thirty foot addition to the
old poetofTlee building which he re
cently purchased, and will fit it np
and move his business from across the
street.
Carl Anderson handles the very best
grades of machine oil.
Mis Joe Leedom returned to her
home in Hawardea, Iowa, Tuesday,
after a short visit with relatives and
frienda here. , '
Claude Sevaranco, helper at tho E
& B lumber yard here, has been trans
feircd to Foster, Nebr, Ieavirg for
that place Wednesday.
Come in and buy two pounds of our
Three Star tea and get one of those
fine Japanese hand painted cups and
saucers or a decorated dinner plate.
Carl Anderson.
Mads Hansen and wife were city
visitors Wednesday.
Tom Heffernan played ball with thV
t'onca boys Tuesday .
The fruit season- is on, and Carl
Anderson has oceans of Mason fruit
jars.
Minnie and Lefts Bartels were pas
sengers to Sioux Cvty Wednesday .
Barney Stoffle is thinking seriously
oi going to Wakefield to work in a
print shop.
Woods Hileman and -We are horn
from Colorado to help the toys harvest,
Oaf straw Lais are all goJMg at re
duoed trices. Carl Andersoav
Quite-a1 number went down rd Da
kota City Thursday to attend a meet
ing of the citizens party.
We carry's' full and oomulete lir.vrnf
ianoy aua staple groceries, and if -h
need anything' in oar line yon need
noi go outside of Hubbard for it, fori
our prices wilP stand competition.
Carl Anderson.
Endorsed By'tne Ceunty.
"The most popular remedy in Otsego
county, and the best friend of my fami
ly, writea Wm Diet, editor nrwl
publisher of the Otsego- Journal, Gil-
ueriavine, x, "is Dr' King's New
Discovery, It has Droved' to h in in.
fallible etrre- for conghs sad' colds,
larking short work of Mm wnvki siv..
W always keep a bottle in tliMiouBe!
rUfflive itf to bw the moat valnahlk n.
scrlptioa know for lung and tra
disease. Girwranteed to nevfcr' di
appaitrt the taker, at Leslie's dryg'
store. yoe"o0o- and $1.00. TVial'
douio ioea.
A SohwUHa-warat Kinni n;t i;tn.
Monday.
rMary Keller'' of Minn ru. m
meeney, of JftrfcVT" i.
Mra Peteraonv. wkebas been spend-,
ing the pact-few weeks with her son.
here, went to Tnaeston Wednesday.
M MeBseremitn, and wife were Sioux
City visitor Wednesday.
C W Sohwastx wa an Emerson vie?
itor Tuesday.
Quite a number of ladies called at
the home ef Mrs D L Leap last Satar-
day afternoon, tbe occasion being Mrs
Uoap s rnrtbday all apent a very pl aa
an taternocn. An elegant lunch was
served at 6 o'clock.
L. Harrington waa a Sioux City, pan
Sanger Friday evuing.
The Limit of Ufa.
Tbe most eminent medioal scientist
are nnauimoua in the conclusion- that
the generally acoepted limitation of
human life ia many year below tli at
tain merit possible with the advaacd
knowledge of which the raoe is sow
possessed. The critical period, that de
termines its duration, seems to.be be
tween 50 and 60; theproperoare ottbe
body during thia docade-onnnot be too
strongly urged ; oarelesanesa then being
fatal to longevity. Nature a best helper
after 50 ia Electric Bisters, the scientific
tonio medicine thabv revitalise. every
organ of the body. Guaranteed by
Leslie's drug store. 50c;
g now it dv7k;died. g
ooooooooccooooccooncooxv
u.a l Inlaraet
noma ui iiiiivbi
1 ffom our Exchanges
MACHINKKY. FOR SALE.
One good bijtder.
One good ower.
One good plow. .
One gooOaay sweep, V
Mr Timothy Howard,
Hubbard, Ne&
"Regular aa th Sun"
is en expression a old a the raoe, No
doubt, the rising and setting of tbe sun
is tb most regular performance in tbe
universe, unless it ia the aotiooc tbe
liter and bowela when regulated with
DrKiug'sNew Life Pills. Guaran
teed at Leslie' drugstore, 15o.
Colorado Lo4ft
Until further notice. 1 can secure
low excursion ratea aay day of the
week to Juleaburg, Colo, to any one
wishing to look over Sedgwick county,
Colorado lands. Or if you desire to
S . i . i I Hit, uiuauou HT avu
derby for canning norses wn v" Ely rrill,y moraiog m man went
.of500. rrora tne laei ma a-. into tbe G eorge bak ery by the baae-
iboveee were nmuiou ----- tnd;..ejnflt the "white aproned"
Mayltkeraoeafor tula lair pr omi ,ae b k ,t work lDuired for a
,to greatly exooea any naa ior me p man UAtati Mitohell . Mitchell used
rten years. to work for the bakery, but bad era
barked. "Sawmill" ei plained his
& I mission by saying that Mitchell's sis-1 oont nue your trip to Denver and Col
li I ter waa siok. That waa why he oalled I orado Springs, X can get you axour-
and waa so soiiomous. xue browning
of the bread and the sizzling of the
ft S do'ighantl attracted the bakery work
Btat( ers and thev were busy whilo "Saw
mill Bill" did a line ol reuecving. lie
went upstairs. Feaiing the noise of
ringing up the cash register might at
attract attention, lie decided to
take the whole thing. He waa on his
way when Mr George sighted him,
and to make his momentum more rap
id he discarded the register, which
crashed ohimitgly on the pavement.
Mr George stopped t pick up the
nieces aud "Sawmill" new to the first
bourbon distributing station. This
wss his downfall. He took on more
than he could carry gracefully and to
jail he went ' He had 50 oeuta when
lie fell iuto slumber deep.
Touca Journal: MeWiu
-was a Sionx City visitor over
to visit his parents.
Harden
Sunday
Hon ratea to saia points ior i ou
with stopover at J alesburg, Tiokets
good for three months.
For further information! about bast
eru Colorado la,pda, see or write
W T Baktiett,
Ponca Loader: MraW F Mikesell
returned vesterday after visiting at
tiioux City aud DakoU Oity.
Hartinglon News: Al Hcbrempp ar
rived here Monday from luijul, Iowa,
for a short visit with his parei.t.
Waltbill Timea : DrandMisWR
Beam returned Monday from a sever
al days camping and li-hing expedi
tion to Crystal lako. They reported
baring had a fine time, plenty of bass,
te .
Sioux City Journal (2(1 years ago)
-July 30: South Sioux City now has
CHEAP KNOX COUNTY LAND.,
We hsre several farms in the Bloom
field vicinity for sale from f:0 to 150
per acre. Tbierweilks & Sohlek,
Bloom field, Neb.
Branch office at Emerson, Neb.
Lutheran Church Announcements.
Preaching Sunday morning at Sa
lem at 11:00 q'clock, Sunday school
at 10:00.
Prsncbiug at Dakota City 8:00p
m, 0 E 7:00, Sunday school st
0:45 a m, Mission Band at 3:00 p m
A cordial welcome to all.
At Ins", Hnys a writer l'i
Tork Evening Fun, John, the Inventor,
rreeived his loitr.i pntent. Tluit ulRlit
L burRt In upon b!s wife. "I've got It!"
berried. "(Jot wh-it?" "'Oot wlint?'
Why, got our fortunes." "Dinner's
rendy," snld phe, whereupon John
frowned. "Jane," he snld. ns soon ns
ho could get bU mouth full, "do you
know that every rnilrofwl In tills coun
try will buy millions of dollars' worth?"
"Have another plecr of bread, John."
"Millions, June, millions! And It's
prnetlrnlly nil profit."
"Well, we shall not be disappointed,
nnj wny, slinll we, John?"
' "'Disappointed!' Can't you do any
thing but sit there and throw cold
water? Here I've been slaving for
more thnn n year on It. and this is al!
1 get. 'Disappointed ! "
"Of rou-sc they'll buy UP cried
Jane.
'You'll tlif nk po when you sec the
millions pouring In, when joo see the
automobile coming round to tli door
one of those big ones you'll tlifnk so
then. A house nt tho seashore, Add a
private yacht. Ah, that's tho way to
live!" said John.
Then he went to bod, for be wlsheif
to get up early so that he could sell his
patent and have his money coming In
Without an hour's delay.
"It takes time," snld John. "I've got
sV week oft from the otllce ho I can put
f ali my time nt it. Oh, It's a tremen
doiUt tlJngl Why, take the rsilraads
alonv; thvy could niuy a million dol
Jars' farth'
"End of them," assented Jane.
"X-o, of them together. The au
tomobile's fttmlng, Jane," '
But hlg'tWiigs move sfowly. At the'
end of the wck John gave up his job
to that he could? have all hi time for.
the patent. Evtvy morning be hur
ried out with hope strong In hf heart.
"1 never knew thowe big automobile
were so much troublcV1' he said one
night "Now you take A little one"
'John' said Jane, "I've always
,.wanted a little one."
The next night he wo fired, and
went to1 elevip In his chair. Just before
bedtjlme' h bibbed his eyes and said:
' "1- don't ksow " but a team of horses
vWnild be beffer than an auto."
"John;" said Jsv'e. "Fve always had
my nSlnd set on s h.
"Well; you shall tk lve a team."
"I'll bw' tickled to da ath wltn one'''
' "I snldyou-shoillftTe a teftm!'"
snapped Jotin-; but a late: was
sorry be spolie' crossly,- t6t he 88,(1 :
. "Of course:- Janv 1 f ad ratber
have one Jiorse'fliah' a; tenne- "
"Oh, mucii rathrt-f cfledl .. ne-
Another month pasved:- OuW a nlng
Jane said:
"The mllk-blll came" rb-a, A'n
twelve dollars."
"Twelve dollars !' sal(l; John,- la -a
tbne of a weary man to hihi- twelve
dollars Is a stranger ; and Chen' he-' dd
etH-wtth a wistful look: -
"t wlf we had a cow."
Ilew People ol Gbblo Whirl Imilrt
ofc Oore Around Tow. I
A. quaint ceremonial, dating back: to.
tbe-mlsta of antiquity. Is performed on.
May 1 In the little Umbrtau .town. or
QnUblft. On that day, writes, a. corre
spondent of the London Morning. Post,.
the town Is alive wltn crpwos or. new
comers from far and neaj apxlDus. t,
witness the famous procession, of thft
Cerl, which the Inhabitants. UU seJi-
ously hold on the vlgll.or tneir panre ,
and former bishop, SV.TJbaldo..
A cero Is a tall wooden pole er nr a8t
which passes through, the middle . 0f
two lantern-shaped ranies of woo t and
canvas, separated from each, othv ,r an(
surmounted by the. figure of . saint.
The lower extremity, of, the ir ja8t Qta.
Into a wooden stretcher, provl aea ,,-itbi
two long shafts,, one at ac n eacL so
that It can be borne alonf ; the steep,
streets and norths, mouutal a 8je above
the town oncthe atalwart backs of tbe
young and vigorous..
These srl are thj: in number, and
each Is surmounted; by the lmnge of a
separate. soJnt-the) U' 4-at by that of St
Ubaldo. the sewn d by that of 8t
Georgo an tbe t ,lrd by that of St
AJltOUiP..
8. George's ro rests en support
ret-rraoutlng a benp o'f wlae barrels, a
joljectlon from various shops, a drum,
irtace ami hattax and a pile of spears,
because that warrior satnt la the pat
ron of the ehopkeepvc as according to
Napoleon I he was; In England.
At S oV-lock It the afternoon the
bishop gave hla Vttiedlctlon to the cerl,
and then at a ytven signal the ceraloll
dashorl dowa'the steep Via Dante at
full speed, bearing the three cerl In
rapd Succession round tlte town.
All the ttawe the great bell of the pal
. ace Is toiling; finally the bearers of the
cerl rjk wildly thrice around th.
square Then out of the square tbe
proresBlon rushes up the bill to the
gate of St Ubaldo, whloh leads thresh
tbe Ivyclad walls to the hillside..
At the gate tbe beaters rest a few
minutes. Then off they start, ad soou
8. Ubaldo' yellow cope and f George's
blue cloak, followed by Si. Antonio's
black habit, may be descried speeding
up the steep serpentine of Mont? ln
glno. Arrived at the top, St. I'bnMo li
first admitted Into the nionnxter.v, gy
rates tbrte times around the court, bis
Image la then carried into tho church,
the others thru follow ntul tho pruivs
slon Is at an end.
Flrt I ul.llcntlon .In1! HM:7"'.
xiiTicio ok ta.'v M;i:r).
! ToClinrlf Kvervlt. riTonl.'d owiit:
I Vou horliy nollllml Hint " 'if
y iiiimi niiii ion ior TnxfS. ni-ld n n'niiitiny
in fliivr iiiiwr, A. 1. IWft, tty imp t, i-iipiiirrr ij
, Dnkfitn county, Ni-hrHxkn. tin' 'oimwlim
the N(W i "erllied n-nl property. Hltuntfd In t Ite
o-"lt:
I,rl ntimrier ntnetfen dt) and twent" (3")
1 blofk ntinihpr two (f), in Hoitth HItw
I'Mf, rnlnier riiM-p. NotrHkn. which prop
erty wi afweRwd In th" nin of no permn
nnrt M hold for the tn.xrn of the i-r of
luni to IWI4, Im-lnxlr. to V. Mnrtln, who Ik
now th hl.'er of th'eertlfli-ittfof purrhB
thereof s snl thiit niter thu explriitlon
three innnth from th" date of tho nervlee
of thlM notice A lux deed will be applied
for.
Hated (fcu M day of Jaly, lt7.
Owner oncl heater of certificate t( pur
chano. Hy I. P. MvtUn, her fttfent.
NOTItK OK TAX ji:t.U.
To John P. IVlVnklron, recor(fl owner,
and Huuo WelHCHiiMi, the person f poioies
Klon : ,
You are hereby sntiflrd that at n wle of
landH and lota for taxe. held on the dnr
of Noveiiilx'r, A. H-1W, try the treanirwrof
Dakota county, NebraMkn, the followln-de-crllied
real propertynWuaud lnthecoiMty
of Dakota, and ntate of NelHiwka, to-wll
Ixt ihiiiiNt live (filiv lilock numlx-r tvw
(ii in Houth Hloux ity Central, NcliraHk-
Which property was iwwiiwd In the nnint
of no perxon Bnrt was sold' for the taxen of
th years of ltntf to lt4, lnclii-.lve, to O.
Martin, who n now tho Iwlder of the certl
Mcnte of purchase thereof: and that after
the expiration of three lSAiithi) from the
date ol the ervlco of this iroMce a tux deed
will I applied for.
Dated tlilH 1st day of July, f7,
MARTIJf,
Owner and holder of certlflcnt of purchane.
By I. P. Martin her attcnt.
notu:b ok tax w:w.
To WIllfH m II. I'nltner. recorileif wwner i.f
the undivided onc-luilf Ik) of lt. ,
J. 8, I), lo, 11, mid V lllln in P. WiiniCT, trum
ti-iiHteenhln not itlNeloHeil In cnMnlr
e;Wk's otllee Imkotii county. NelirnNkn w;-
Hiiiuwl to lie fnr t. M. Mi mi it eHtnte, lewwd-
ed itwner ef the' nnilivliled one hmf M rf
lotm L 5. II. 7. H. V. lo. 11. nil In llk
thirteen. In Ktiinton. NehraKkn. n ml Will
iam CiiHuell, the perwin In poHxeHMlen :
You nH hereby untitled tliRt nt n Mile of
InmlM nnd lntH fur taxex. held im the bIsiU
diiy of NoveiiilT, A. l. l'.Hi.l. by the tren'
in er r Dakotn county, -Nriirimkn. the roi
luwitiK dem-nibed real property. Hltn.-itcd In
the county of Dnkotii, and atnte of Nchrns-
kii, to-wit:
Lots 4. ft, a 7. 8, 1). in and 11. In hlnek
number thlrtee (l;i), in !tauinci. X. bi.-iskii.
Which property- Wii! nmu-xiuMl i:i t!ie
name of no perm- unit mild tin- the
tuxes of the years1 ns follow : Lots 4, .'), i!,
10 snd 11, wus Mxiht fiM- the ycnrn of iStVJ
to I'.hH, inclUHlve. and lots 7. uud I) win
Hold for tho years MM' tor loot. Inclusive, to
K. J. KeHHCKleu, wholM nw tbe holderof the
ct-rtlllciite of piirchiiMe thereof: and 'that
after the expiration ot tUree months from
the dnte of the service n( this notice a tax
deed will be applied for-
Dated thia flint day of Jnly. 1007.
K. J. Uk-SSKIJiEU.
Owner and Holder of C'evtlttcnte of Pur-
cliime.
By I. P. MARTIN. Hla Asent.
We Have some Bargains in
i,ceqKcr TEAM, NETS
They are old style The price is also old style
which is low
$5.00 cx pair
while they last
STVRGES BROS.,
4ii Peai'l St., SIOUX CITY. IOWA
First Publication Jul 1 tw.
NOTICE .
To Mnsale H. Ervln, Defendant:
You are hereby notified that Thomas
Calloway Ervln, plaintiff. Hied hla petition
aaalnat you as defendant, on the lHth dny of
juiy. iw, in tne mxinct court or Dakota
county, Nebraxka. the object and prayer of
which are to obtain a dissolution ol the
marriage relation heretofore existing be
tween the plaintiff and defendant and ob
tain a decree of divorce ou the if roil mis of
desertion and alvo for caultnbte relief.
You are required to answer said petition
on or Deiore too win aay oi August, A. V
1M17.
Dated tbla INth day of July. A. P. 10O7.
Thomas Callow at Ebvik,
Plaintiff.
First publication tttly 1 1 w k
SIDEWALK NOTICE.
fcAtlce la hereby given that the follow!
rVrHitlon waa adopted by th Hoar'
TrnVtees of tbe Village of Dakota1 tllty, 'e
braslwy nt the meeting of aaid bAkrc1 : M
on Jut W, 1807, in the said village of Va-'tv s
Uiiy. wearasKB.
be It rclwilved by the Ohalrman and' Board
or Trustees or tne village or Dakota City
wenrasna. wiat new slue walks in said vll'
lage, be cooHtructed aud renal rs madn In
oi'd sidewalka-aioiig and abutting upon the"
following una ana oiocks:
That new sldewnlka tie constructed alonn
nd abutting upon the following lota and
uurnii'jit-rrrrl 1. noa , iiiiiiih nIJJ..J. .
HMIWtiKr- -north nt lota X and 6. iittcii
iiutamtf i, HaaMT-north of lot S, block 17B;
Atitnih T. Haae oiorth of lot 1, blovk 176;
Htiln of Banlua Bates, deceased north
of.liitt'j, block )7; O. D. Nlckllri north of
lott hinck ns- Anna E. Fraser north of
lou 4 ami ft, block 17S;'Augustiia Kountae
tiuir vh of lot S. Mock ITS! Mary uoi
nur ih of lot. ik Mock 170: Bene Lar
ut i.i. n.i .?: hiockM77i Sarah Klnnlcutt
' rtU of lots 8 and 4. MocKtrr: tieorge. n.
laaso rprth qf lots 6 and ft. Niek 177. and
north of Ipt 1. block 17M: Av T.Haaae north
... i..i . ijoik 17H: lTntUiil Real Katate 4
Tmiu. f nmnanT-nnrin (tl III L n. iiiimt& lin.
llenlnflvlu f . xroxen-i)Wn vi iuv , iiw
1S7! Malcolm McDo:kl north of lot 5..
blocl7K; Karah M.. vlller north of lot.
blouk.17; Augustus. Veuntse and W. ltutk
1. A, M ! Kl n, iiiwn II um..w
8
13 1ST TD
25 cents p4 r Pound
BlendoJ and peeked from carefoL '7 "elected coffee by
Harris , KflEoirno-
No. 6 FVom 1a mer. Neb &
s -
'edar Posts,
vou know
will pay
l' We have just received a car load of Red C.
'.V We do not need to tell you of their quality,
they are the best. Our prices are right, and it
you tr investigate when you are in need of posts.
Edward BradforfflfirrCcT
Hubbard,
Nebraska.
no,th of lota
VatiHU 40 feet
fpunty norti),! lot x. block 171): Uo,ira H.
I14JI till, IU W,
iilfr TIMLIN, ;anagers
5BBSSr!
i
worn or leaa
block 17; A.T.llaase north cf lii , block
IM; Heirs ol llerninn Kountae, Ocoeaaed
south of M T. Uock 148; United; Real Katate
& Trust Company south of lcjis, block H8;
Julia Truies south of lot S. block 141;
(ivoige H- Haase eaat ol lots 1 uud .
blek W i Charity Hiirt-s?ast of lots 8, 4 and
9, Moek Vll Kelly W. Fraaei east of M
block Uli Charles B. Kpuntz-cast of, lls 18
and M. block W; Mrs Telia DeWali und
Georgia Jay.. east of lot 16, bbx'k. Wl Weirs
of Martin Wlokldal east of )utland 17.
block u); Qeore 11. tiu"ecuV u( lot i
block Bl :
That old sidewalks he repaired along and
abutting upon the following lots aud blocks
by the owners thereof as follows:
William Rlermann south of Iota 1, 11 and
13, block MM; George V. ftllberi mid Asa
Biggs south of lot U, block 1KM; J. K. Kuston
east of south 6n feet f lot 1, block 178, and
east of lot 1, block 17 r M. M. Hcain east of
lot I, block Hll; Charity Hart east of lot 1,
block li); Heirs of D. Atlee Hart, deceasod
east or hit li. block NO; (1. H. Maxwell west
of lots a N and a. Mock 14": W. L (larnahan
south of lot 10, Mock 7!J; Kelly W. Krnzer
south of lot 11. block 7S; Marie K. O'Connor
east of lot, in, blo-k IS).
And that a speolal meeting of Raid board
of trustees of the vlllsgu of Dakota tlity,
Nebr., will b held for the purpose of con
sidering th benelkts derived and of placing
tbe valuations and assessments upon th
lota ahuttmg and adjoining said lluea ol
sidewalk wn the Hh day of August, at,
8 o'clock p. ni at tbe olllce of Paul Plzux.
In said village of Dakota City, Nebraska,.
Movi by Ktinson that the above resolu
tion providing lor building and repulsing
aideisuiks In the Tillage of Dakotatllty,. Nw
brnssjk, lie adopted. Seconded byAUrtJr.
VvtlngAye: Wm. Lahrs, Htluson, A.dalr,
Hsury LMhra.
ViMlnR No: None,
Motion carried and resolution Bjptwd.
. I'iUL i ir.IT,
fas A I. VMlngCterk.
READ THE HEBALD
rr a -it 4aU tr
av X.. lltv iXUWUa
First M E Church Hours of Service
Bl'NDAY
10 a tu Sunday School
H a ui Preacbiug
lira Class Meeting
7:00 pm Epworth League
8 :00 p m Preaching
THURSDAY
8:00 p m Prayer Meeting
Elm Kit K Shafkb, Pastor.
Phone number S3,
tfAA-M. ' OO "YEARS'
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mm
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I lit I U, V
Masraetlo Klc.
ltiK'iiholm, uu Islam! of the Hiiltlc
sea, ninety miles east of Zeuluinl, Is
formed of magnetic rocks. They so
affect the eomiuiss that niivliitors,
when lu their vicinity, have to rely
on stationary objects for steering
guides'. .One sulmierseJ rock Is s
churned with niagnetlHin that tho ooiu
jmss on a vessel passing over It illi
lieriiemUcularly downward.
'Worth Trrlua;.
Tlie President reeoiutneiuls the over
stout army officers to ride more.
Perhaps the same treatment would
be equally good for the fat policeman.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
.ir vkt,--
ri
An'Tn .rt;r.j 'm"i 'i rn-t f'-wr'n'!'1! "in"
lul -m H--.i-ri tiiir oi-ihiki'. Ira .!;. icr uu
iweiilli'll IS lrl'ly tw.lei.1 c "l ir mi.Ii'S
Im.ih ki-ici'y iiiiiiilal. iUri Jt i vn l' eni
Stic !i.-e. WV-kt suoni-f fof si-i i'ir ii. p l'li i.
Iiiin'g lAscn OiroiiiFh Mmc.ii A rvrJvs
'-'! ij iiistki', wlOioii: vlisi'r-1, la lao
Sctoffic,isiicrtcva.
-r . .nmily lt'--e ' 1 e ' rwet ri
Ul.illull nf l"f i-ll'lll'.'l i"Jrliill. '1 cllin, I
ji-iir: t."ii-rimtli,M. bum If n.l icbmws .
?UH Co.36lM-- New Yorlc
iT. J "O1 -. f V's.hll'BM.i.. I.
Do. yotx want
to, cell your farm ?
The quick, sure way is
to put a want-ad in
ZShe Omaha, IBce
The Rates are One insertion, per line 10 cents.
Two or more consecutive insertions, per line,
6 cents each insertion. Each insertion made on
i2.it! days, 10 cents per line.
KILL the COUCH
no CURE ths LUNGS
w Dr. King's
Nov; Discovery
PBICB
an. jl i oa
OLDS Trial Bottl fn
AND ALL THROAT AN0 LUatO TROUBLES
QUARANTD 8 ATISFAOIOIiX
OB MONEY KUrUNDKIX
MaWaMHRMMsWl
All adTertising runa in both morning and
and evening pupera without extra charge.
Count Six Words to a. LIrta
Address Want-Ad Department, Omaha Bee, Omaha, Neb.
Within everybody's reach reaches everybod j
pARM LOANS
T r a . . a
v e nave plenty ox atoney 10 uoan at a low
rate oi interest on Dakota county Far am.
also Bell and But Baal Estate of all kind
on earth , bee or write ns tie lore yon uorrow, uny or aui.
List your property with us to Bell. J
Real r A K M
niiiii
svvwheie
LANDS
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