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y Ml)!' ... it t. iu U The Cough of Consumption V - mill roll tmn that tJ IUUI UUIUI Will ivil JVM rl o-nnd food are I f.ic rsal cures for consumption. Uut often the cough is very at 1 VKt. Hence, we suggest that ask your doctor about taXine Ayer's Cherry jral. It controls the tlck- qulcts the cough. Wo publlaa our formulaa "A W b.ntah alaohol 9 from our mdtoias Wo oro you to oouoult your dootor i ; J Aver's Pills at bedtime will cause i : :sed flow or bile, and produce a Uxative effect the day following ' on each box. Show it to your -. Hev'tl understand at lance. mi fi 1 .it bcct:me. ' - tim 3. C. ajar Co.. Lawall, Xw - The Wonderful Big Horn Basin TO RENTERS: I have a selected list of irri gated farms in the Basin for rent; why not rent for a year or two and learn the profits from irrigated farming in the Basin, and become acquainted with the climate and desira bility of settiing in that re gion? We also help you homestead irrigated lands, or to buy them at prices that will make you money. Mill ions of dollars are now being spent irrigating Basin lands. Homeseekers' excursions first and third Tuesdays of 1908. Write D. Glem Deaver, Gen eral Agent, Landseekers' In formation Bureau, Omaha. Winter Excursions Homeseekers' excursions first and -third Tuesdays to Colorado, Wyo ming, Big Horn Basin, Northwest, Southwest and South; Winter Tour ist Bites daily to Florida, the Oulf Country, the Soutn and Southern j. 3alifornia. CALL OR WRITE FOR DETAILS. A J KutBAKEB, - Tioket Agent DAT.OTA, OITT, NEB, L. W, Waeelby, Of A, Omaha, Neb Undertaker County Coroner B. F. Sawyer Jackson, Nebraska Klopp & Dartlott Go. Omaha, Neb. 531.60 F. O.D.Omaha Quartarsawad Oak drawar fronts, writing. bad and tfaek-top SO laches Ions. S3 Inchaadaao, SO Inohaa Ugh. Th prlo of S3I.BO for thla k la vnnaard of. Wa ara making a I iadar it tftia particular eaak, and dafy competition. 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Ilcpp & Dartlott Co. lijiillriUiifii Dakota County Herald oOBH H. BaUat, PUBLISHES. Bubscriptlon Price. $1.00 Ter Year. A weekly newspaper published at Dakota City, Nebraska. r ermiasion has been granted Tor the transmission of this paper through the mails as second-class matter. Telephone No. 43. It may be of interest to the tax pavers of the county to know what they must pay for the county printing for the ooming year. The contract was let to J J Eimers for $250. The Herald's bid for the same work was 1135. Most of the supplies were let at the same rate of increase. The nineteen societies of Organized Agriculture meet at Lincoln duriog the week of January 20th. Disous- aions will be had on erery subject of importance to th farmer. The even inor aesHions will be occupied with ad- drerses from rery prominent meu and on Friday night Governor and Mrs Hheldon will hold a reoeption at the Governor's mansion to which evert one in attendance is invited. luese win ter meetings will be attended by more than three thousand of our progressive farmers, and we are glad that such an opportunity is given for our farmers to meet with the men who have the most advanced ideas for the advancement of agriculture. i Items of Interest I from our Exchanges Wynot Tribune: Rev Win Sham bnneli, the Methodist pastor, visited his family in Sioux City this week. Ilnrlioffton News: Maggie Baird left Haturilav for Tarkio, Missouri, to resume her studies in the college there. Bloom field Monitor: Miss Pcarle Mitchell left again for Wall, 8 D, last Tuesday to resume her homo on her claim. Sergeant Bluff items in Sloan, Io, Siar: Dr. Gibson Bates is reported as slightly iu.provad from his condition last week.... Mr and Mrs Will Bates and children are here Irom Kansas, on account of the illness of Mr Bates' father. Ponca Journal A A King of Homer, was in town Tuesday evening. .. .Geo Wilkins of Sioux Gity was in town TueHday evening.,.. F D Fales, of Leeds, Iowa, who has been siok for the past two months, is agaiu able to sit up. His many friends will be glad to hear, Pender Times: Wm Maokny, who has been leasing the Felix Givens home farm, will remove to one of the Martin farms near Jackson this spring. .-..Miss Georgia Niebuhr of Dakota Gity, a cousin of Miss Mabel Niebuhr visited here over Sunday, leaviog Monday for Fern, wheie she will at tend school. Waterbury items in Ponca Leader; Frank Bookhart and wife were here from Lawton, Iowa, last week, helping to care for Grandma Havre. They re turned home Saturday ... .Miss Eva Surlier eutertained her oousir, Miss Mollie Foltz from Homer, last week. A large number of youeg people were invited in uaturday evening for a "Flinch" party given in the honor. A nice time was had. Fender Republic: Miss Augusta Nash of Thurston was here Tuesday and took a Civil Service examination before Postmaster Gannon for a post tion as seamstress lu toe Indian aerv ice.. . .Lew Walden o! Rait Lake City, visited with bja brother T 11 Walden the latter part of laat week. Mr Wal ft' n recently lost hia wife and brought hia little daughter to live with his brother and family for awhile. Winnebago items in Tender Times Ashloy Londrosh went to Dakota City Friday evening Peach McKinley, Mabel Clapp, Mra Monroe, Crla Lar son and Hiram Priest of Ilomer, at tended the masquerade ball here New Years night... .Uoo Drown was down from Homer Friday evening to see l.is best girl. Not having the sand to go to the lioiiKO himself he sent another man to the house lo ask her to take a ridii. (J I course lie was uent away, to Doo returned to Homer a wiser man LyonK Mirror: Henry Niebuhr came down from Winueuago Bunday . . . .J I'. Hedges lias Deen transferred aa station agent at Ctofton, Neb. . . .Our eneiyetio section boss, Johu louug aud Claua Turnnuist were ordered to Ulair Tuesday to do some work there . .MrsJo'mLi Aixon and children, Florence and William, visited the Mir ror fiimily numlay. Airs JNuor. ie- a sister of Mrs MM Warner... .It II Urown and family went to Bioux City Saturday where Mr U is engagod iu the tiioux City advertising Bureau. MissLuella A llirscu of Homer was the guest of the Mirror family Monday night.- fcihe was on her way to Pender where she will aot as deputy county clerk for county elerk Maoklin. Hhe waa at one time deputy oonuty clerk in Dakota county and was elected on the democratic ticket there as County Hu parintendt nt. She waa also matron of the Wiae Memorial at Omaha aud at the Samaritan hospital in Bioux City tier father Abrah.ru Ilirsoh settled in Dakota county 53 years ago. For Sale A Kinkead Homestead Re llnqulshment . . A alU-acre Kinkead homestead re1 liuqnishment in Deuel county, Nebras ka, 600 aorea good plow land, good soil, cuta plenty of hay. Price, II, 7&0 00. Deeded land in that looality sella for f 10.00 to fia.00 per acre Or would ccnsiler an exchange for rfideuc property, livery outfit, live st ok, or snnie small business of eauiv aleut value. This is an excellent op pi.it'iniiv fur acqnirioK a Gi()-acre boineHtead. ee W T Bahtlkit Jackson, Nebr. I CORRESPONDENCE f HUBBARD. W W Rnoninger is getting located on the Hart farm west of here, remov ing from a place north of Jackton. Sheriff Rockwell is moving to Dako ta City this week. f Oor shoe stock is better than ever. Shoes and overshoes for every member of the family, and at prices that can't be beat. Carl Anderson. August Anderson shelled 1,500 bushels of corn for . Arthur Brinkman thin week. Joe Leedou was up te Emerson last Saturday on a horse deal. . Did you get one of those Perfection nickel plated lamps at Carl Ander son's? They (rive a fine light, and are eheap. Jack Beaoom was a passenger to the city Tuesday. Nela Anderson shipped a load of hogs to market the first et the week We are closing ont our stock of heavy mittens at any price, to make roem for new goods. Frank Mehan is a grip victim this week. A!12-pound boy was born to Louis Peterson and wife last Friday. All doing well. Diamond S pure maple syrup 85o a quart at Carl Anderson s. Bert Francisco says Hubbard has a pugilist that can clean up anything in the county. The young folks gave a china and linen shower for Mies Rose Farrell Sunday evening ac the Mike Farrell home in honor of har approaching marriage to John Green, of the firm of Ronze & Green. She was the re cipient of many handsome and useful gifts. Carl Anderson gives a 20o salt shaker with every 25c can Sbenkberg Three Star baking powder that you buy. It's good as the best. A baby boy was born to Ed Hoyt and wife Monday. Mrs Hoyt was formerly Miss Myrtle Campbell. The South Hubbard Telephone Co now have a central installed in B B Gribblo's store, where they have con nection with the outside world. That Heinze mince meat at Carl Anderson's is fine. Try a paokage. Ben Jensen is now chirf chef at the Nordyke Coffee house. E J Mullally of Jackson, was a Hub bard visitor Tuesday . Frank Bell's father was here from Craig, Neb, on a visit with his son the past week, returning home Wednes day. We are going to close out our slock of sheep lined fur coats at a saorifice. We only have a few left, and tho first in will get a bargain. Carl Anderson Frank Hale has the finest bunch of Plymouth Rock chickens in this part of the county. If you don't believe it just take a look at them some day. Dr Witte has been under the weath er the past week. Chas Dodge has has been quite sick this week. Dr Murphy of Sioux City was called in consultation with Dr Burke, Tuesday. SALEM. Geo Hersohback and family return ed Saturday from Cincinnati, Ohio. Al Ramsey and wife were surprised Saturday evening, it being their tenth anniversary, a large crowd gathered in to help them celebrate. The grip is making it's annual tour and has quite a number of victims under it's cars. Our sheepman Fred Bartels, has several large bunches of aheep clean' ing up the farmers cornfields. fjol Al U Jjeamer Has let the con tract for his years' supply of wood and as soon as possible lie will leave for Missouri, Kansas and Texas, to look over other contracts. "Bachelor" O W Fifher is about ready for a divorce. lie is going to give a house party before his wife re' turns in order to get his kitchen shape." W A Heikes and son Chester, leave next week for Colorado to look after their land. Oliss ui.ire iiai s;ey eutertained lie gentleman friend" from South Sioux City, Sunday. Mrs Robt Lapsley eutertained number of ladies to a quilting party on luursday. Salem waa well represented at the M E church iu Dakota City Sunday eveuing. Livceum is on tue.uoum agaiu last Friday night a well prepared pro gram waa giveu. Miltou Foreshoe and Hester Uerweg read a puper which showed much wit and humor in its got up, especially in Milton's "base' ball" notes. Subscribers areanxiius ly waiting for the secoud edition David and Murrell lineman outer tained a party of young people at their liotne baturday evening. Mrs Alioe Sides left Thursday for two weeks' visit with her cousin, Mra SI A Le Valley at Wakefield, Nebr. Ohas Fisher and Genevieve Stanard of Dakota City, were out to lyceem Friday eveaiug. Jacob Sides attended divine services at the St Thomas Episcopal church i Sioux City, Sunday. The M B A's from here attended their lodge meeting iu Dakota City Thursday evening. Stephen Joyce aud Chester Ileik have had a serious tussel with th gripp the paat week. Frauk Orr spent Sunday at th Shambaugh horn iu Sionx City. The WD&FM society held interesting meeting at the home of Mrs Fred Culbertaon, Friday afte uoon. Fred Culberson has the most mod ern house in the county, it being heated by Lot water, and a small gas oliue engine to run the dynamo to furuith electric light. JACKSON. W T Bartlett visited over Sunday wftu friends in the city. . Jame Finnell is coufiued to home with a severe case ol grip. Mr Davis, solicitor and collector for the Sioux City Tribune was in town Monday. Quite a few of the young folks went out to the George Thacker home Sat urday evening to a dancing party. J M Barry had a load of cattle on the Sioux City market Saturday. A great many of the farmers are selling their corn to the elevators here this week, the prioe being paid is 60o per bushel. Dr Jenkir sen of Sioux City visited friends here over Tuesday night. Misses Lizzis and Lena Teller are visiting relatives at MoCook, S D, the paat week. James Kennelly has been confined to his home the past week with an ab cess in his throat. An operation was performed Saturday evening, and he is feeling much better. Alex McDonald of Armour, S D, arrived here Tuesday evening to see his mother and Uncle Gerald Dil Ion, who are very sick. Mrs Sam Brennaman and children are quite ill with lagrippe. Airs rank Kennelly and babv are visiting her parents at Homer, Nebr. Hans Knndsen is enjoying a visit from his niece, Margaret Knudaen of Vermillion, S D. Misses May and Margaiet Boler vis ited over Monday night with friends in Ponca, Nebr. Gerald Dillon is seriously ill at his home with pneumonia with slight hopes for his recovery. Josie Davey is preparing to go to Lincoln, Nebr. to take a course at the conservatory of music Gladys Carroll is confined to her home with rheumatia n. NACORA. Theo Peters was a pngEerger to Sioux City Tuesday, Wm Niedmyer shipped two Cars v Cattle to Sioux City Monday. Chas Yoss marketed a car of cattle Monday. Mrs Louis Simmons and daughter atie, were city visitors Saturday. P Romfelt and sister left for Minne- ola, Iowa, Momd u y iuorning on a six- eek s visit. Fred Wal war and O Peterson were passengers to Ilubbard between truics Sunday. Minnie Rhorla was a passenger to Dukota City Tuesday ufternoon. John Zastrow went to Sioux City Monday. R R Larsen spent Sunday with his folks at Wakefield. una tester was a bioux lity pass enger Tuesday. Nellie Ileeney visited at Hubbard Tuesday afternoon. Quite a number called at the John Zastrow home last Sunday evening to help John oelebrate his birthday. A very pleasant time was reported . HOMER. Joun UlDrey, ol Uecatur was in Homer several days last week on a horse trading and selling trip. Dr Nina Smith is quite ill, so that trained nurse is required. Mrs Will Eymers and three children of Tindel, S D, visited last week with her nncle Seth Barnes, from here she went in the country to visit at the Alfred Harris and Nute Crippen homes, then to Waterbury to vit.it her uncle George Barnes, from thence to Bone' steel, S D, where they will in the future reside. The Dorcas met with Mrs Bancroft Thursday. Miss Gertie McKinley who is assist ant bookkeeper iu the Davidson ue pattraent store in Sioux City spent Sunday at home. The "giip" has its grip on a good many around this part of the country the last few weeks. Joseph Hmitn and son Walter were visitors to Sioux Gity Monday. Mra A J Ream was a passenger to Walthill Sunday. Dr Will Ream of Walthill was called to Dr Nina's bedside Tuesday. School Notes. The winter weather has no effect on the attendance of the 2nd aud 3rd grades. With a few exceptions on ao couut of the mumps, the attendance is excellent. The 5th gtade received a piece of fir wood from Vancouver, Washington, and a sample bale of cottou from Shawnee, Okla, to puttn their geogra phy ool lection. Susie Lenox has been abstint for two weeks on account of sickness at he home. Marie Biermann and Edith Davis are back agtin after a week's absence with aickneas. Blauch Ayres is on the sick list, Edgar IToward of the Parker die triot eutered the 6th grade Monday . Hugo Stebner, who was absent with blood poison caused by a dog bite, is baok in school. The 6th grade are reviewing geography and lioping tnat the mac needed geographies will soon be here The abseutees are increasing instead of decreasing in the high school Mumps seems to be a fad. Eatlie Learner is having her second trial wit them. We were agreeably surprised whe we recently learned that our school wits recognized as a free tuition school of the first rank, and as the first school in the county. Little did we then dream that we would ao soon be reap ing the promts and high reputation so often accorded such schools. Whut iHwitions can we not expect for our graduates when those in th lower grade receive positions at good salaries with a chance to rise. In 11th grade should furnish a president president's wif-3, governor, chief justice or some other suoli ollicer. Dick Lenox, a leader iu 3rd grade is assistant publisher at the Eagl otllce on a salary of 75 ceuts per week Wo predict that ere long he will be chief manag-r and edit; rial writer at u aulaiv ttat will exhaust the o mpa ny'a treasury. Mules. Four spins of young mules, ready to go to work, for sale by J M 13 a mi y, Jackson, Nelr. KOT1CK. In thf Dlntrlct court of Itakota Oountr. Sadis Wood ) v. Notice. Wri.l.f am Woon. ) To Wllllnm Wood: You will take notlop that on the th tiny of Jnnunry. A. I. luff, thn plaintiff. Knell Wood, fllif1 hnr prtltlnn aanlnftt you, William Wood, tht dt'fi'ndnnt. In thp otllp of thn rlork of the dlxtrlot court of lHikota county, Nehranka, tho cite ject and prayer of which are thatahe b runted nn nlMolute divorce from you on the around of wilful aWnce and deM-rtlon. and that ahe lie tf Ivon the care and run tody of her minor child, the lnnue of your mar- rlnirn with her. ou are required to answer "aid tx-tla-on on or Ix-fore the 114th day of Kelirunry, A. 1). Dated this lfith day of January, A. D. OT, Ha ma Woon. Plaintiff. First Publication Jan 10 4 w. NOTICE. In the district court of Dakota county. iNeDranaa. Annie Mulling ( vs. Notice. Albert Mulllnst To Albert Mulllna, non-resident defend ant: You will take notice that on the ?nth day of l)ecemler, A. I). It?, the plnlntllT herein, Annie muimiir niea nor petition aenltiKt you In the office of the clerk of the diHtiict court of Dakota county, Nebraska, the ob ject and prayer of which are, that she be Branted an absolute divorce from you on the around of wllfull nboence and denertlon. lou are ream rod to answer said petition on or before the mn aay of February, A. I), IV" . Dated this 7th day of January, A. D. 1907, ANNiiMuu.mil. By J. J. McAllister, herattorney First Publication Jan 10 6w Sheriff's Sale. Notice Is hereby Riven that by virtue of four executions Issued by Harry H. Adair, clerk of the district court In and for Iinkota county, Nebraska, upon four jiKtfrnients ob tained before J. J. Elmers, county Judire and acting Justice of the pence In and for snlil county and state, on December i. inn. transcrlpted to the snld district court, ami filed therein December 4, lturi, in fnvor of John Kllcler, Fred HchmUlt, Ijouls Kruni wlede and Henry W. Wood, respectively and nanliiMt the Hloux licet Hyrup company a corporation. I have levied upon the following described properly, to-wlt: The undivided one-hnlf of lot six (), of section twenty-one (21) townxhlp twenty-nino (20), rnimo nine (9) In Iliikrila cnillit v. Ntntn or Iclirii.Mlrn. I And I will, on Tuesday, the 11th duy of I February, II. at HI oclork a. tn. of said I day, at the south irpp.t i,wt ol the court house nt IHikota t.'lty, Jinkota county, lfrnxku. proceed to Nell nt public auction to the hlKhestand liest bidder, for cash, all of ho ttliove described property, or so much lereof as may lie necessary to satisfy snia xecutlons, the amount due thereon, in the uirrcimte, belnir tho sum f Two Hundred Ixty-three Hollars iitul .Mnety-four Dents t'itl.lH). with Interest on wild sum nt the rate of Seven (7) per cent, per annum front lecemiier si, ma, nun prior costs tnxea ni loven Dollars and Twenty cents tlll.'AU, d accruing costs. (ilven under my hand this 8th day of iinuury, A. 1). mH. a C. HANSEN, Sheriff of Dakota County, Neb. " First Publication Jnn 3 lw. LEGAL NOTICE. To James W. Heath, tihnrlos' Ammermnn, William W. Pnlmer, and Adelbert F. Jen- Ins, non-residents of the state or M bras ii : You, and ench of you, are hereby notlllea that on the 17th day of May, 1IH7, Henry Hradsiinw, plalntltr, llleu a petition In the Istrlct court of Dakota county, Nebraska, Kalnst you and other defendants, and on lecemlMT HO. Mft. ho llled his amended pe tition therein, the object and prayer of which action are to quiet the title of plain tiff In and to certain real estate described as follows: Lots 30, HI and H2, in block 7; all of blocks 0 and 10, except lots 30, 81 and 83 in block 10, all Ix'inn in Martin's addition to Houth Hloux City, Dakota county, Nebras ka. Yon are required to answer said plead. nits on or before the mtb day of February 1UM. Dated at Dakota I'lty, Nebraska, this sist day of Decemlior, lunr. nKNHT nHAiih it aw, I'lainuiT. Wanted Local representative for Dako ta Olty and vicinity to look after renewals and Increase subscription list of a prominent monthly nuurnzlne. on a salary ami commission ims. Is. Kxperlente desirable, hut not necessary. (4ood opportunity for rtiiht person. Address Publisher. Mox pw. Bunion u, New lom. A.. Ira. Davis Auctioneer ' Cmron, Nabr. Fivrrh end Stock. Series 19 Years in the Business Dates made at The Herald Office. The Youth's Companion It Comes Every Week Among th contents of the New Volume lor 1903 wUl be - 250 Good Stories Serial Stories, Stories of Charac ter, Adventure and Heroism. 350 Contributions Articles, Sketches, Reminiscen ce by Famous Men and Women. 1000 Graphic Notes on Current Events, Discoveries and Inventions in Nature and Science. 2000 One-Minute Stories, Bits of Humor and Miscellany, the WeeklyHealth Article.Timely Editorials,Thc Children's Page,etc. Saaipla 0op1 af th. Ppr mn4 niartraua Anaauca uat lor 1.01 Mill Xtm to uj aaajraM. Every New Subscriber who cuta out and aenda this slip at once with name and address and $1.73 will receNa All the Issues of The Companion for the remaining weeka of 1907. Tbe ThankaaWine. Chrlsttnaa and New Year'a Double Numbera. The Companlon'a Fonr-Leaf flang ing Calendar for 1908, then The Companion for the 8a weeka of 1908 a library of the beat read ing for every member of the family. THE YOUTH'S COMPANION, BOSTON. MASS. &ew kuliMiiiitioua ictelv evl at tltla uttlua. Kor headache Ur. Mllea' Antl-lMin Pilla. 0? A uctiori Sale! Having decided to quit farming and following propel ty at my farm, 4 miles southwest of . Dck.lc.ottv City, Nabravskaa, Wednesday, Horses One pair of Geldings,. 4 and dark brown horse, weight weight 1100. Gentile Seven head of Cows. Hojs Twenty head of Shoats, 150 bushels of Barley and Oats. 100 bushels of Corn. 50 bushels of Speltz. 30 bushels of Millet Seed. Farm Machinery-One Carriage. One Bluebird Corn Plow. One Haywood Corn Planter. One Lister. One Lister Cultivator. One Set of One Range Heavy Harness. Cook Stove. One dozen white Plymouth 100 yards of Chicken Fence. 20 Tons of Millet Hay. Sale Commences TERMS OF SALE All sums under $10 cash; on sums of $10 or over, 10 months' time will be given on approved security, bearing 10 interest. No goods removed until settlement is made with the clerk. H. O Dorn, Auctioneer. Harry H. Adair, Clerk. to- CONCORD TEAM HARNESS. A Good, Large WINTER 17 c at Attractive Prices. Everything for the horse and stable " Fares paid. Ask for Rebate Slips. ' Stures Bros 411 Paavrl Strt Sloua City, lowav READ The HERALD For All pARM LOANS avwheie on eartu . bee or List jour property with ns DakataClty. Neb. and Wnriirr t "PiTTiPrfl ..ssioucitvN." ""T" WunrH r w a a It is X 25 cents Blended and packed from Harris (Si No. 6 Front St. JaaaaVaBaar'' The Herald for all the News move to town, I will offer for sale the Jan 22, 1908 8 years old. One light brown horse, 1150. One Two Steers.. Four Calves. average about 100 lbs. Zyi in. Wagon. One Double Rock Roosters. at 1 O'clock P. M. JHKOWAI&JD - . v.- V:i . ..- 4 ' J . . ii--.' ' I . 1 4. .-i.lil'H..' -r ""w '.-.;rA - tt-. . -T '.'tiiukv . . CAR ' 13 Assortment of the News. 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 write us beiore you Borrow, jsuy or cell. to Sell, f"" I A a I 1 11 itw J"' Estate Real r ft K M I A IM I IV 9 Mine: .f ) 1 1 lu per Pound carefully selected coffee by Kilboxirne Ilomer, Neb - JU