I
WHY SAFE? I
Because, it has ample capital, surplus and backing to I
fully protect its deposits.
Because, every safeguard known is here: burglar proof i
vault, time locks, electric burglar alarm, ample
burglary insurance that fully protects its funds
and property night and day, and a dozen rifles, g
shotguns and revolvers supplied the neighbors 8
of the bank.
Because, it "knows how." Twenty-one .years experience
with total losses less than fifty dollars, speaks i
louder than words of watchful care gh'en its loans, I
Because, not one dollar of its funds can beMoaned to its
owners, relatives, friends (as friends), or used in 8
speculation or outside investments.
Because, it deals with the safest class of people the farm-
er, its loans are usually small, widely spread and ft
fully secured. 1
Because, it carries no county, state or school deposits..
Because, its founder and owner gives it his entire time m
and careful attention; with him the money of g
1iis depositors is a sacred trust.
Because, (without which, all the preceding would be vhin
and useless) , its owner was born honest and has 8
tried to live honest (and always within his means) , 8
has had the management of the bank for twenty-
one years past and hopes and expects to manage fl
it twice twenty-one years more. 1 here will be no
- ' change in the ownership, management, principle
'or policies of the bank until death removes its
founder. , j
With grateful thanks to the many friends who have (
made my life a pleasant one and my bank successful, I am j
Faithfully yours,
El) T. KEARNEY.
Jnclcson Nbr,
R R Time Table
Sioux City, Crystal Lake & Homer
LEAVE LEAVE
DAKOTA CUV SIOUX CITY
7:30 am . 8:v20ani
9:30 am 10:30 am
11:15 am 11:50 am
1:15pm 2:00pm
3:00 pi,...r 4:15 p m
5:15 p m & P m
0:40 pm 11:00pm
Specul trip- for ptitw of lj or moro.
Dakota City Lecture
Course
Under the auspices of the business
men of Dakota City.
C, St. f, M & O.
Trains leave Dakota City at the fol
k loving time:
MOUTH BOUND. SOUTH BOUND.
7:04 pm Omaha 7:02 am
10 00 am Omaba 5:13 pm
3.37 pm Norfolk 8:18 am
s'-.ii am Norfolk 5.32 pm
7 -28 am. . . . ..Newcastle 9 am
2i08pm 6:25 pm
SUNDAY TrtAlNB.
....Omaba 7:04 am
Norfolk 5:32
iAXNOUNCEMENTS.
Janunry 2 Metropolitan Cotoert Co.
January 25 li. B. Burton in Popular
Lectures.
March 10 Oibeon Carl, Character
Change Impersonator.
Reserved seat tickets (10 cents) on
sale at store of S. A. Stinson.
Season tickets adults 1.50, school
children $1.25; admission at door
adults 40c, school children 30o.
Doors open at 7:30 p m, perform
ance begins at 8:15.
7:02 pm.
3:37 ...
C B & Q
WEST
To. 85 Local Freight . . . .7 :15 am
11 rasseuger, Omtba
and Lincoln 12:47 pm
EAST
No 86 Local Freight' 2 :25 pm
10 Local Passenger . . G :2'J pm
duily. daily except Sunday.
I,oenl representative for DnUo
tn City mid vWlnlly to look
after renewals mm nn-i.-i-sulM.i-rlr.Uoii
list of a prominent i'"""'''
miitf.i.lne, on n salary ami oniiiilssioii I. s
is. KxperletuMMleHl ruble, but not neees,niy.
iiooa.ippoi iuiitty forrllit prrson. A.lilivs-i
l'uhllxlK-r. itox.W. Btutloii O, New orW.
Wanted
Their action Is bo mild, the most deli
cate person can use Dr. Miles' Nerve and
tlver Pills. 60 doses 24 cent.
(Subscribe for the Herald, the
ppr in the county. $1 a year.
Klopp & BarfloU Co.
Omaha, Neb.
8m,
Mp
t'fyr-H ,ti..;?S:-:- vj -.fSn.'ia pay. I Ki-'fl
Local Items
331. CO F. O.C.Omaha
Quartd'sawad Oak drawor fronts.
writing-bed ana aest-tow
long, 32 Inch.sdeop. ou men.. n....
The price of S3I.BO tor sma ub
unheard of We ere making
of in.s particular desk, and de
competition. You can't duplicate tnis
Dargom, quality conataerea.
robt cards at Van's.
Sunday was the shortest day of the
year.
Fred Wool went to Kansas City
Monday to spend the holidays.
You will never get nervous if you
drink Breun s coffee. anue.eude
sells it.
Miss Jennie Fsirwoather went to
Aiiipii,i. Iowa. Sunday to spend the
holidays with relatives.
James Clark went to West Point,
Nebr. Tuesday to spend Christmas
with his sister, Mrs Stallborries.
Stoves! Stoves 1 Stoves! Stoves at
cost, for the next three weeks. Ed
wards & Bradford Lumber Co, Dako
ta City .
best I The Christmas exercises at the
churces this week were well attended
and greatly enjoyed by tho little
oues as well as the older persjus.
Barney Gribble went to Custer
ooanty the latter part of lust weak to
Iook'after his interests iu that section.
Ho spent Christmas iu Omaha with
his sons.
Anna Bogen, who has been doing
stenography in Judge It E Evaiib'
oftice for the past mouth, has resigned
her position and gono to Iter Homo at
Pauuua, lowa.
Thehidies of the Salem W II & F
1I sn.-ietv will hold on oyster supper
at the i-hutch on Friday evening Jan
3. 11)08, proceeds for endowment of
India hospital bsd.
Charley Bartels. who is employed us
sttiuogrnphor for tho Ctidahy Packing
company ut Omaha, ciunu homo to
partake of tii" family Xnias dinner at
the home of his parents, lie returned
t Lis work Wednesday evening.
Max Knick has gone to Stanton
U P Matthews was a business visitor
at 81 u, Iowa, Tuesday.
Hops Jolmson and wife are spending
the hulidajs at Cherokee, Iowa,
Ten Farms for Sale. Good ones, al
sizes ami kinds. Warner & Kimers
Joe MeEIphree and family spent
Christmas day with Sioux City friends,
Clifford Jndd and wife, of Sioux
Citv. spent Xnias at the M M Keam
home.
Bertha Hamilton is home from
Lead. 8 D. for a holiday visit with
her folks.
Mrs Belle Ileahl aud two children
of Ponca spent the week at the Sam
Bouton home.
S W Foltz and wife arrived homfi.
Monday from Ottomwa, 8 D, having
proved up on their claim.
Charley Maxwell is home from Cbi-
raoo for the holidays, lie is a stu
dent at Bush medical college.
M O Avres went to Cody, Nebr.
Tuesday evening to spend Xmas with
his daughter, Mrs Homer Skeen.
Hamilton Uich and Bertha Bowman,
residents of Walthill, were marriod by
Rev W S Oberholtzer, last Friday.
Miss Lizzie Kraemer came up from
Alta. Iowa, last Thursday and is at
the home of her sister, Mrs C M Gray.
Andy Johns, of Homer, came lip
Monday eveniug to spend Christmas
with his daughter, Mrs Wesley Mo-Pheraon.
Jtiv Bliven and family spent Christ-
miis i t Wnlthill. Fred Stanard toaK
,'.n? p to on the Foye oar while he
W US Utt ii .
Mr and Mrs Tod Christophersqn
were down from Croftoti, Nebr, last
Friday and Saturday, and visited at
the Boucher home.
Mrs Erail Ladehoff, sister of Mrs
Geo J Boucher, left Saturday for her
home iu Omaha, after speuing a few
months hero with relative.
James Fueston, James Coughtry and
Phil Bridenbaugh attended a meeting'
of tho OAR post at South Sioux
City last Saturday afternoon.
George and Emery Learner and
siter IVuil, who are students at tho
Statu University, came up last Friday
1 1 spend the holiday vacation at their
home.
What is the reason that Vande
Zedde sells so much Breun'a coffee?
because it is the best that's the lea
sou. All tho way from 20o to 40o poi
pound. Try a package.
li G Harvey and wife of Xew Hamp
ton, Iowa, Frank Leuu and wife of
Sioux Citv, and Will II Orr, wife
and daughter of this prfcinct, spont
Christmas ut the Wm Orr home north
of town.
A case of diptharia developed in thi
Mell A Schmied family Tuesday morn
ing, their uauguier uazei coming
down with the disease. The family is
now quarantined and it is hoped that
the disease will spread no further.
Mrs Margaret Tobey of Watertown,
S D, and. her danghter Mrs Olive
Smith, of Livingston, Montona. who
have been visiting relatives here for
the past three weeks, left for their
homes last Saturday.
One of onr fair young damsels re
ceived a letter from her fellow the
other day written on the type writer.
The Herald for ALL the wiws:
Mrs Laura Jay of Sioux City visited
friends here Saturday night.
Owrgia Niebuhr is home from Tern,
Nebr, for the holiday vacation.
Friiz Wasmilud is home from Chica
bo. whero he went recently to vUit
relatives.
Joe Lindstrom and family of Sioux
City, visited at the Lonox home Wed
ncsday night.
John Gray and wife were over from
Sioux Citf and spent Xmas at the C
M. Gray home.
Mrs Harry Adair visited in Omaha
a few days this week with her brothers,
John and Ueorgn Mribbie.
Miss Heline Newsome of Sionx City,
visited soveral days last week with
her sister, Mrs Lewis Larsou
Wesley Mcpherson and family eat
turkey, with nenry ri'grira and fami'
ly at South Sioux City Christmas.
Notioe Dear Header, if you owe
Van de Zedde anything you ought to
help him out, for he needs the money.
Melford Niebuhr and Ellen Larson,
of Pender, were united in marriage by
Judge J J Eimers Tuesday.
Mrs Roland B Orr left for Phillip,
R D Monday to visit her daughter
Lottie, who is recovering from a spell
of sickness.
Mr and Mrs Fred Dunsing entertain
ed Herman Sundt aud wife, Ed Sundt
and family and James Fisher and wife,
Christmas day.
Max Addller of Sioux City, and
Addio M BeauViien, of Anthon, Iowa,
were made husband and wife by Jtidge
Eimers on Saturday.
Have von tried a sack of the new
flour at Van do Zeddo's? It is called
"The Queen," and U warranted to be
the best and the cheapest. y
John and Walter Hilonian came
ilomn Wednesday from Vesta, S D.
where they each have a claim, and
will spend the winter here.
The W n and F M society of Salem
church will meet with Mrs FT Cul
bertson on Friday afternoon, Jan lOlh.
A full attendance is desired.
Ed Frederick, carrier on route 1,
waH the recipient of several bushels of
oats and about a barrel of apples from
the patrons of his route Christmas
day.
Don't fail to attend the oyster sup
per at the Salem church ou Friday
evoniug Jan 3rd. The proceeds are
for the Missionary society of tho
church.
Frank Blind and wife of Omaha,
broiher-iu-law and sister of C M Grav,
visited hero.' the first of the Week.
They went from here to Lo.Mars, Io,
to spend Chtistmas.
Gretohon Bullock came up from
Blair Nebr, labt week to remain at
home during the holidays. She is at
tending school at Blair and Btayiug at
tho homo of Rev J G Shick.
RE Evans has disposed of the Gus
Bartels farm, just north of town, con
sisting of 72 acres, to Will H Orr who
takes possession January 10, '08.
The purchase price was $113 per acre.
All kinds of coal, feed and hay for
sale at reasonablo prices.
Fields & Slaughter Co.
Thro E Bliven, Manager.
Dakota City, Neb.
The highest coHimendatmus
Hard or Soft Coal,
Coke or wood, whatever fuel you use, costs
money. You have to pay so much for it, -whether
you get all the heat out of it or
not. If a stove wastes the fuel and only a
part of the heat is extracted, your fuel bills
are higher than they should be. It is there
fore profitable for you to get a stove that
will get nil the heat out of the fuel and
not waste it.
The "Genuine" Round Oak and the
"Radiant Home" are the stoves that will
do it ; even the smoke they send out of the
chimney is clear, showing that the gases
and soot have been burned and all the heat
extracted. The comfort of a stove that is
everything it ought to be; that gives heat;
holds the fire; that lasts and is always good
and efficient, is worth almost any cost.
The Hound Oak and Kadhmt
HoiUO are such stoves and arc a source
of comfort in thousands of homes, and they
will prove the sane in yours. There are
imitations, be sure and see' the names of
"Round, Oak" and "Radiant IIomc."(2El
ForXSalc at
02 JL " fib
FRITZ.WHEN VVOU BROUGHT
THAT ROUND.OAK STOVE INTO
TlHEv WOODS YOU. SPOILED
MY WINTER NAP
Fred Schriever & Co.
NEB.
332
When joshed by the other" girls' that it from tho press with
was too much like business, sne saia
she did not care a snap as long as the
correspondent meant business.
The next number of the Dakota
City Lecture course will be the popu
lar high clai-s performance of the Met
ropolitan Concert company. This
musical number promises to be of rare
merit und no one should fail to hear
it. The date is very soon January
2, 19U8.
The reuort of the farmers' Mutual
come
reference to th.
Metropolitan Concert Co, coming to
our city Jan, 2nd. Buy your tickets
at S A Stinsous' earlv so as to be sure
of nrgood scat.
Kev Luther P Ludden D D of Lin
coin. Western Secretary of Home
Missions, will sneak at the Lutheran
church iu Dakota City on Sunday
ivenintr Jan 5th. Remember the date
aud come to hear him wi hont fuil.
If any of our subscribers desire the
address changed on their Herald by
Insurance comoauv of Nebraska, show- reason of tho establishment or change
ing what the state agents have done made in tho rural routes, or for any
the past yenr, credits John W Hazle- other reason, just drop us a postal anil
prove with having written $83,445 in- the chaugo desired and it will be mode.
stiraneo. Pretty geod showing for
what little time ho has given to the
business.
IF IT'S USED IHflil OFFICE
, SEE US
Office Furniture
Dc.k!.; Standing Uk. Uiairt. I ablcn. Write
fur iaial'.g.
Ct;rtorv Pen. Ink. Pencil. Tyre-
maiimjyi j writer Suppliet.Slotk hook,
D-Irttinor Catalog, Br.cU.
booki luih
kubher Uand. Uose.Leal Uookj, and thou
,and ol i,mcvinidiite.. iKh n"d
In youiolhie every uy. Write lor Catalog.1
T 0-nl TUankS We have the only Legal.
Legal OlrtUtVa ,.nk Denarlnienl in
(Tn'ilha and .hiporueri ame day a teieived.
rite fur laUlug
Pamphle!,
I.....L. iiu-h al vnur luiai
. .!.,.. i do. Git our quotation; uur
oriie arc low, quality lonndtrcd.
Lithographing Jr0 ' pffi
u i liJihead Card', Check.
llondu, Ltc W me '' P"4" ,nd mPl,:-
Book Binding
I1,cniJ hcok,. Intr.cate Ruling; Magaxnw
Uind.nt d Kcbindin ul every dennpuon.
Filing Furniture 0b,dr,!;iB,or,i:!:g
ciirriMK'iidiine, Cerd-ladc tamnti.,
Cae lor hume urillii. u.c. Legal lilauk
laiunei.
lor our
ample
buuk.el uf l)ptnlr l-tytr
kimncta.
Typewriter Paper ;
Klopp 6 Bartlett Co.
Tiial citarrh trf attnenta are lvmg
. . . . i I .. n
mailed out tree, on iiciu-m, hv wi
hoop, R I'-iue. Win, Thiselcsts af.
nviiiK to th" ptoph without .1
.i . . ..(.... , . . .
...i i.v u ivist i no creai vaiu ui
ci 'litilie presciiitii'U know n to iliui;
isH everywhere us riux'p
tarrh Rtmedy. aold iy aw ueuieis.
A merchant iu a Wisconsin town
who had a Swedish clerk sent him out
to do some collecting. When J.hn r
turned from an unsuccessful, trip ho
rptmrted: "Yira oi)son Bay ho will
oav ven ha sells his hogs. Yiru .Smith
he vill pay ven he sell bam wheat and
Tom Youes say ho vill pay in lnuua
rv." "Well', said the boss, "That's
the first time Tom ever set a iimeiy
pay. Did he really Hay ho would fay
in January?" "Veil ayo tank so,
said the clerk. "Ho say it ban a cold
dav ven von eet that money, I tank
that ban in Yauuary."
When the stomajh, heait, or kid
nc-v nerves get weak, then tlioso or
gas always fail. Don't drug tho
Kt'iinach. nor cumulate the neart or
kidneva. That is simply a makeshift
(et a prescription kuov n to druggists
everywhere as Dr bhoops !S:storative
The restorative is prepared expressly
for these weak inside nerves, build
them ut) with Dr Shottp's R 'storativ
tableU or lmuid and see how
nuicklv help ill come, Free samtl
tit mmt rn rprillnut liv Dr KllOOII. 11a
: V....- 1 Ul. i.unr.ilv wnrlll lAlAa)S
Clue, vi ib. ivui uvniiu ivffuivj v. , , , , n i i .
tu. fiimrletest. uure. bold by all dealers
Among the latest society fads is a
"whito tlephant" party. Every guest
is expected to take something that is
of no use. It, is said that unlooked
for developments broke up a party in
a Missouri town the other night of
nineteen women present, eleven
brought their husbands.
Helen Orr eamo homo lust Thursday
from Sio ix Palls, rt D, where she is
ttenliiif All Saint's school, aud will
end th i holiday vacation at home
Margaret Tietiken, of lhmenteel, one
f her schoolmates, accompanied her
oidh und remained, there Thursday
lit, leaving for her home Friday.
When iu the city, Sunday or any
other day, go to tho Kozy Studio, fur
nine nice small and la'ge photos.
We make them iu stamps, post il cards,
bii-fU, groups, etc. Any thing in
the photo Hii" uta very low price. Ail
i oil. l urn 'uuteed.
Kozy Hti dio,
B"4 Douglus Street, Sioux City, Io.
Max Kuick aud little Henry lvrum-
wiedn were released from St Joseph's
Lost.il al last Saturday, having about
recovered from tho effect of the cuts
aud bums received at the time of the
explosion and tiro that i!o-t oyol
the Krum wiedo liome. Mell A
Schmied, the other victim, is recover
ing rapf lly und is now able to leave
tlio house. It was 'a miraculous es
cape for all the victims.
, tickling cwigh, from any cause,
is qiu'kiy B'oppea uy lr buooi
Couch Cure. And it is k throughly
harmless and safe, that Dr Shoop tells
mothers -very nere to give at with-
lt hisitatiou, ever to very youcg
babes. The wholesome green h aves
and tender stems of a lung-healing
monntauious shrub, furnish the cura
tive properties to Dr Shoop'a Cough
Cure. It calms the cough, und heals
the sore aud sensativo bronchial mem
branes. No opium, no chloroform,
nothing harsh used to injure or sup
press- Simply a resinous plant ex
tract, that helps to heal aching lutigst.
The Spaniards call this nhrub which
tho Doctor uses, "Tho Sacred Herb."
demand Dr Shoop'a Cough
We have a few steel ranges left.
They are of the best make aud fully
guaranteed. To close them out, we
offer them for the next two weeks only
for wholesale pi ice. Your personal or
cashier's check is good here.
Fred Schriever & Co.
Searle Lanson, of Sioux City, who
u na visitintr at the Ceo Harnett home
this week, was bitten in the face by
Htnry Krumweide's bulldog Wed
nrH!uv evening. This is the third
child that has been bitten by this
worthless cur and if people are bound
In harbor such vicious dogs it is time
that some ono bring a damage suit for
tho trouble ho has caused.
Ths Dakrta City lecture courso this
year is ptoviug to bo of more than
usual merit. Again on Jan 2nd. wo
shall have the pleasure of hearing a
most delightful musical number, tbe
Metronolitan Concert Co, with Mr A
Itnn Coiidit. inmersonator, singer and
whistler, with Miss Hule, reader and
soloist, ami Miss Suow, soprano. The
Bureau says: "In building and pre-
seutinir this company we have no ama
teurs to upologi.o for. It is truly a
company with great possibilities and
with the experience of the vaiious
members wo feel absolutely certain of
their entire suecosa". Como and heur
them without fail.
fro.- . . r .iipnl win I ,i 9.
J. 118 JJlllrlUIIB l"1"1
Hiirunna happy surprise on the carrier,
V, J (Docl Mclvoinau, Tuesday alter
noon while he was patiently making
the rounds of the boxes with his load
of Christma preetiiig from distant
friends und relatives of the route pat
ron. Whi-n "Don" arrived at the
Hhus Ostmeyer homo he found in4he
mail Ixix a cordial mvitation to come
to the house and eat a lunch. He
eamo . When ho entered tho house tie
was taken off his feet'when Mis Ost
mever, ou behalf of the patrons of the
routi. presented him with a handsome
Kangaroo fur coat and a fur robe, for
the fuithfal manner iu which he has
served the route since its establish
merit, seven years u go. "Loi tuor
oughlv appreciates the splendid gift
coming as it did from tho frieud he
meets almost daily, ami when he thinks
of the frosty luomirips ahead of him,
the "smile that won't wear iff will
grow atill broader.
George and Frank Hasse were home
from Emerson for Christmas.
Fred Huahert was at Winnebago
Thursday attending to bnsina.u matters.
Horace Engeler., sou of n D Enge-
len is down from Kadoka, 8 D, for the
holidays.
Henry Niebuhr, of Pender, was a
Christmus visitor here with his brother
George.
Grace! Wilbur leaves Saturday morn
ing lor Ijob Atigeief, uaiiiornia, io
pend the winter.
Mrs Charity Hart went to Homer
yesterday, to visit a few days with
Mrs C J O'Connor.
Mrs W Timet is hero from Chicago
visiting her sister, Mrs C II Maxwell
and other relatives.
Go to Van's for your proceriep he
handles nothing but the best, aud his
prices are reasonable.
Joe Davis of Homer and Mies Dora
Goetsch of South Sionx City visited
with Myrtle Peterson Sunday.
Theodore Bliven was the recipient
of a Hue Christmas turkey from his
employers, Fields & Slaughter.
Joe Phillips and wife cme dewn
from Canington, N D, to spend the
holidays with relatives hereabouts.
Mrs Lewis Larson and littlo broth
er, Willie JNewsoire, spent; t.;nrisimas
day with relatives at North Riverside.
W F Schlieve and Luura M Howard,
both f?f this precinct, were joined iu
marriage by Rev. G E Vuu Hageu,
Wednesday.
Geo McBeath,. wife and daughter,
Dorothy, and Mrs Gertie Rest of
Homer, peut Christmas here at the
Mrs McRcath home.
Mr and Mrs Jamts Coughtry and
family of Salem, Geo Roith and wife,
of Lytton, Iova, ate Xmas dinner with
Chas Coughtry and wife.
Have you tried tho Sultanua and
Tac-co brands of canned goods? Van
sells them. These goods have stood
the test of the pure food law.
Everybody owing me will please
call und settle, as I wont to g-t my
business affairs iu shape before Jan.
1st 11108. D 0 Stinson.
For Sale ono extra good mare,
eight wars old. weight about 1,230;
and one good all around horse.
FltKD JACOBHON,
Dakota City, Nebr.
To check a cold quickly, get from
your (trugpist some little Candy Cold
Tablets called X'reventica. imiggists
T 11.. .'
evi rytMiero are now dispensing in-
votics, for they aie not only sale, but
deilidedly effective and prompt. Fie-
ventics contain no quinine, no laxitive,
nothing hiush nor siokiiing. Taken at
the "sneeze stage Prevent ics will pro-
vent pm uuiouiu, broucliltis, la grippe,
etc. Hence tho name, l'leveuties.
Foo l for feverish children. 18 Pre-
ventics '2"i cent. Trial boxes 0 eel.ts.
Sold by all dealers.
Proprietor of' " '
City Bf ai B2a.rk.et
Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand . Caeh paid for hides.
Agent foi Seymour's White Laundry,
Lauudry basket goes Tuesdays and comes back Saturdays
HAKOTA
NEBRASKA
i
PAUL PIZEY, ALFRED PIZEY,
'Dakota Citi Nib. lStVy 6 fS 608 Metropolitan Blk.
Bonded : Absfjacter ! siouxcity. iowa
pARM LOANS
OakotaClty
So Slum
We have plenty of Money to Loan at a low
rate of interest on Dakota county Farms. We
also Sell and Buy Real Estate of all kinds
on eartn . bee or write us ueiore you jiorrow, Jjuy or oeu.
Lis! your proporty ' with ua to Sell, f""
a it a i A 1
Real rflKM 1 AIMII
arvwheie
Notice.
All people that aro interested in tho
Tuylor cemetery are r qiiented to mf it
at the Suleni church ou luesilay, Ifa
e.ember lllst, at 1 :".(), for tin purpose
of uiiiiiiiiitiiig u sexton and treasurer,
ami to transact any other iiusitiii-s
tuat may como up.
Fred liurtolH,
W S Oberholtzer.
y ,
Common Prudence.
teacher iu a down-town school has
for her linnils the children of Russian
nareiilM. The other ilay sUo was ex
nluininir a sum in subtraction which
the little ones found ilillicult to under
stand.
Now." sai l she to exemplify the
i.roimsition. stmiiose 1 liud leu dollars
and went into u store to rpend it.
Snv I bought a hat for Uvo dollars
Then I spent two dollars lor gloves,
and a dollar and lifty conts lor some
other thiutrs. How much did I have
left?"
For a moment there was a dead si
leueo. 1 hen a boy s hand went up
Well. Isaac, how much did I have
leftV
Vy didu't you couut your change
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