"ture Opportunity
is here efferel to the
SICKsSUFFERING
of our community
arefully thoroughly accordingly
Visiting Specialists
from the
Cleveland Institute of Medicine and
Surgery
legally chartered and iucorporated
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
will pay their first visit to
Dakota City. Neb.
and .will be at the
CITY HOTEL
Monday, March
9th
Ttll Your Sick Friends.
ONE DAY ONLY
9 A. m. to 7 :30 P. M.
This' institute, composed of a group
of regularly graduate physicians and
euigeous, licensed, legully chartered
and incorporated under the laws of
the State of Ohio, seuds at its own ex
pense thfe cmineiit medical special
ists in order to iulroduce the uewent
methods aui disooveiies iu medicine
and aurgerr such as the system of
treatment under X ray, Viole ruy,
Fiua-n ray, Hydrotherapy, etc, to give
ti iImhh who call on the above date,
conaultntion, examination, advice and
all nedieiues required to complete a
ome, absolutely tree. These opeciul
isU will diagnoao your case and give
you the benefit of thi ir skill and med
ical knowledge.
There is in thia case no experiment
ing or guess work at your expense.
You will be told whether you can bu
cured or not. If your case is curable
thry will put you under treatment itn
roeiliatly ; if insurable they will givo
yon such advice aa may prolong your
life. Their treatment blways gives
quick relief, and ultimately positively
cures, lining prepared to cope with
each individual cuae thehumau system
14 thoroughly cleansed of the disease
n a natural and direct manner, and
improvement is noticed at once; even
the worst cases are treated without any
inconvenience to the patient or the
pursuing of his or her daily vocation.
If you are improving under your
family physician, do not come and
take up their valuable time, as they
Absolutely refuse to treat any one
who ia tinder the care of the local
physicians. They wish besides to
give each patient plenty of time aud
their undivided attention, but can not
.listen to long stories not pertaining to
.jour trouble. They have disoarded
the old mothods and remedies used for
agon by the medieal world, aud which
it would be folly to depeud upon any
longer, for they are not known to cure,
.as thousands die, depending on them
for relief. The following litt of dis
eases only are taken under treatmcut,
to-wit : Diseases of the net vous system,
heart, stomach, lungs, kidneys, ca
tarrh, (purulent or dry), consumption,
epilepsy, deafness, diseases of women,
tumors, pseudo cancers, piles, of a
chronic nature only. They treat deaf
oesa by au entirely new method, and
hearing in many caaea is restored at
once. Catarrh in all its varied forms,
like other diseases it ouce taken undr
treatmeut, is cured permanently to re
tniiu so and to never return. It mut
ters not whom you have seen, or with
whom treated, do not fail to cull, as a
risit will cos! you nothing, aud may
rostore you to health, or even save r
prolong your life, as thousands of
persons will testify by unassailable
testimonials in all parWof thn country.
If you BQKpect kidury trouble, briug a
two ounce bottle of your urine for
chemical and mioroscopical analysis,
KEMEMBEU: The free offer is
-during this visit only, and will not lie
-repeated , Persons commencing treat
fneut upon their futurt visits will be
requited to pay, but not one oeut will
be askd from ttiose commencing
treatment during thia visit for any
medicine necessary to effect a cure,
irrespective of your positiou in lite, or
the number of those who oome ou
above date. Whensoever, or by whom
wanted, a positive guarantee to cure
"ill be given undor their system of
treatment. Those having long stand
inn and complicated disease, who have
failed to get well aud become discour
aged, are particularly invited to call.
NOTICE: Married ladiea without
their UDHBANU8, and nruors without
their PATHEiia, will positively not be
admitted to consultation unless aocom
panied by one of their looal phyai
ians.
Ofllce hours: 9 a m, to 7:30 p m.
Don't forget the day aud date-
Monday, March 9th.
One day only.
J)R. C. H. MAXWELL,
Physician and Surgeon.
Calls promptly attended
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Subscription Trice. $1.00 Per Year.
A weekly newspaper published at
Dakota City, Nebraska.
Permission has been granted for the
transmission of this paperthrough the
mails as second-clans matter.
Telephone No. 43. '
Several of the weekly papers in this
distriot ae advocating the candidacy
nf Hpnutor Wiltse for the office of
Congressman from this district. Don't
be in a hurry, boys. Boyd is doing
all right and will no doubt do more
after aettinff more acquainted with
Mm run of tliinas. Wiltse is no doubt
a good man, bnt we have plenty of work
for a man of Ms caliber 10 ao ngut
here at home, and we for one re
heartily in favor of sending bim to the
legiHlative halls at Linooln for another
trrm. And he will Ket there, too.
Wansa Gftstte.
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Items of Interest
5 HUlll uui CAiiaiica '
P.nder Times: Judge Chase was in
Dakota City Satuday.
Wy not Tribune: ltev Wm Sham
biugh weut to Sioux City Monday to
spend the week with Ins family.
Decatur Herald : II V Olbrey and
wife spent Satudav evening at the
Hush home. .. .II V Olbrey and N
Faifus attended the L.iltue hog sale
in Lyons last 1 11 lay.
Allen News: uene noniyke was in
town on business lust Thursday..
Mrs J M Walker and children of Sue
City, Iowa, are visiting Mrs Oeorg
Twanibley this week.
Waterbury items in Ponea Leader
Brant Minter wan down from Dixon
Thursday . . . . Miss Mamie Sayre ex-
i.K'ts to ko to South Dakota this week
to make her home with her father.
Hulix items in Sloan, Io, Star: Sterl
Linkswiller took a short business trip
to Nebraska, last week ... .Patrick
O'Nidl visited with relatives and friend
in Jackson, Nebr, part of last week.
Ponca Journal : John V Pearsnu
whs at Dakota Tuesday .... W J Ar
mour was n Dakota City visitor Tiies
day .... Will Armo'ir returned from
two week trip in Dakota and Kno
counties lust Saturday evening.
Newcastle items in Pnuoa Journal
Matt Cook was visitiug at Jackson
Moudav . . . .Sophia Weudte and broth
ers of this place attended a party a
the home of Mr and Mrs Bartlett at
Dakota City Saturday evening.
Winnebago Chieftain: Miss Ad
Loudrosh was down from Dakota City
last f inlay ... .Ashley ljondroah h
been sick wOh the grin the past few
days....Johu Burkhead, of Homer, i
plastering Mrs ioonwouans house this
week .... Mike IJeacom has given u
bis job in the elevator and returned to
his home at Hubbard.
Emerson Enterprise: F G Ross
spending a tew weeks at Lfakota City
. . .Fred Voss loft Monday for a busi
nesa trip to Omaha and Minueola, Io
.Way Bros were over Sunday from
Waterhnry aud purchased a fine young
hull of Detnme Bros.... Our birtb.re
porter announcea the arrival of
daughter at the home of Charles Rook
well.... Opal Brice returned Sunday
evening from Dakota City where sh
tixs been laid up for the past week
ui h a upruincd aukle.
Pender Republic: Mis Nellie
Nutin of Winnebago, spoke at th
IV'Hhf tei ian church last Sunduv night
ou missionary work among the Wiune
imgo luaiaus. Mie told almut the
Medicine Dunce" as the "old time re'
ligion," once extant among them an
how it had been supplanted by the
Mexcul Bean society. She gave it a
her opinion thut the dtvnteea of the
Mescal Beuii are sincere but simply
mistaken, ard that aha hoped the time
would come when they cocld enjoy the
use 01 ina uean to wnicu tliey now
seem very much
attached. Her tulk
waa very much
heard it.
enjoyed by all who
Lyoua Mirror: Miss Agnes Wilson
returned to her school work at D
kota City Suuday . . . . Mrs John Nuuu
of Winnebago, was here Saturday, on
i onto to l'euder. Airs Annn wa
loimeriy nnsa Millie Jjondrosu, a mem
of the Winnebago tribe of Indiana an
her huftbuiid was a farm haad of ours
years ago. They have a store at Win
nebugo. . . .1) W Warner, a cousin
the editor and brother of the U 8
Marshal W P Warner of Omaha, was
a Lions vi itor Saturday. He ws
aceompatiied by his wife and aon and
were on their way to Omaha to make
a visit with other relatives before
starting on their long journey to their
i oinrt in far off Alberta, Canada. Be
foie Mr Warner weut to Canailu, nine
yesrs ago, he resided just north of
Wakefield and was a "war horso" in
the populist movement and is still a
Bryan man from top to bottom. He
deaervta much credit for hia hard bat
tling for the rights of the people at a
time when the g o p schemers were
steuling the statu and nation blind.
Sionx City Journal, 2Sth: Rev
Cephas Baird, formerly of Sioux City,
lies at the home of his son Chalmers
Baird, in Lor AugelesJCalif, suffering
from hums wliicu entirely destroyed
the siht of one eya and badly injured
the other. It is understood vhat ltev
Mr Baird was lying on a couch before
a grate tire when a spark ignited a
newspaper which was over hia face.
Uev Mr Baird is practically deaf.'
Rev Mr Baird is the father of Mrs Ella
worth Kline, lb?l Pierce street and
(4 he uncle of L C Baird, proprietor of
the Cash Novelty store, 610 Water
street. News of the aaed minister's
plight first came to Mrs Kline some
days ago ia a letter from her brother.
Information since that time is to the
effect that he ia doing well. The in-
ured man is ona of the veteran clergy-
men of the Lutheran chnroh. Id Sionx
City he preached at Lutheran chapels
t Leeds and South Sioux City and at
times occupied the pulpit of Trinity
church and other churches of the same
denomination.
CORRESPONDENCE f
HUBBARD.
Fr English received a car load of
ice from the Jackson lake Saturday.
Roy Wilsey was a Dakota City pas
senger Saturday.
The last dance before Lent was
given cere t nday night. All report
a good time.
Fresh fish at D C Ileffernan's every
Wednesday and Friday during the
Lenton season.
Mary Beaoorn and Mary Thornton
came home from Sioux City to attend
the dance I riday night.
Fred Battels shipped a car-load of
sheep to South Omaha I riday night
Dan Ileffcrnan was at the county
scat Saturday,
Wm Rooney came home from school
duties Monday evening.
Joe Hagan and wife were Sioux
City shoppers Saturday.
Iry a package of Quaker Corn
flakes the new breakfast food '-at
Carl Anderson's.
Hans Nclsen was at South Sioux
City Saturday.
Fred Rartels and wife were Sioux
City shoppers Saturday.
There ia an opportunity to get a pre
mium free, by April 1st, if yon use the
colebratfd Three Star coffee. Sold
by Carl Anderson;
John Uogau and wife were down to
the city Monday.
E O Donahue attended the dance at
Juckfcon Monday night,'
Quite a number from here attended
the funeral of Mrs Chris Moggecben
Tuesday.
Rring us your produoe oream, but
ter and eggs, we can pay you good
prices.
Fish rf all kinds at Carl Anderson's,
during Lent.
Mrs Roy Wilsey and daughter were
shopping in the city Tuesday.
Miss Copeland, of Perry, Iov,a,
visited with Maggie Kent a few duys
last week.
Subscriptions taken fortho Common
er and World-Herald at reduced rates
until after the presidential camnaieu.
by D 0 Hefferaan.
Mra Chus Thompson and daughter
Gladys, visited relatives in Homer
Tuesday. ,
R A Miller moved his family to
Walthill the first of the week, where
he will farm the coming year.
Carl Anderson carries a full line of
Ueiuz's pickles the best you can get.
W T Foltz loaded his household
goods and stock for York, Neb Tues
day, where will locate ou a farm.
wm uoeriz waa a city passenger
Saturday.
T .-.,-, aft. n..
iruwonor, oi Bioux City, was
here Tuesday, the guest of Fr Enti
liah.
Art Nordyke made a business trip to
tue county seat Saturday.
Mra R A Miller visited relatives in
Wakefield before leaviug for their new
home.
Ash Wednesday was fittinRly ob
served here, appropriate services being
uetd in the Cuiholio church.
Oeo Timlin was in Sioux City Sat
urday. Tom and John Ream, who occupied
the Hart farm the past year, are mov
iug their effect to a farm near Elk
Point, S D, this week.
The helper with the Standard Oil
wagon that comes here from Homer,
waa trampled by one of his horses in
the livery stable here Saturday aud
quite badly injured. lie was removed
lo Homer aud ia being cared for by Dr
Burke of that place.
Satin-day evening February 29th, a
party of about forty-tive gathered at
the home of Mr and Mra Brinkiuuu to
give theL. a farewell party before
they left for their new home at Wayne
where they will farm this year. The
evening wua spent in pluying cards
aud dancing. The mus'o was furnished
by the Hubbard orchestra assisted by
Robert Vots. About 12 o'clock a
tiouuteoiia spread was laid, and the
way the good things to eat were de
voured was a caution. The table be
ing cleured they again proceeded to
dance. A prize was offered for waltz
ing to the older people, which was
captured by Bert Francisco and Mrs
Bounickaon, the second by Arthur
Brinkman aud Mra Shormun. The
first prize for the young people was
Kiven to l rank Lussier and Tom
Weilauds, and second to Celia Thorn
and Clarence Francisco. In the game
of sixty-six Wm Ooertz carried off the
prize.
SALEM.
Mr Ollie Hale purchaed a new bug
gy ana oy an accounta something is
going to be doing soon.
I W FiuhA- and wife entertained the
"ujper ten Tuesday eveniug.
Duck huntiug is all tho rage this
week.
v A few from here attened another
one of thoso social dances iu Jackson
Monday eveniug.
Mesdames George Miller and A O
Sides attended a party at the Schmied
home in Dakota vity iuday after
noon .
Wm Brojhill is moving his belong
ings to hia farm he recently purchased
west of Homer.
Addie Sides shelled and delivered
1(00 bushels of corn to II E Browu
Tuesday, at Dflo per bushel.
A number of theater goers took in
"The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary" at
the New Grand, Thursday evening.
John Winebrenner and wife waa
over from Walker's Island Wedneg
nay spending the day at the Foreshoe
home.
A party of young people from Sioux
City, on their way home front the
concert at Homer Tuesday evening
stopped over and did justice to
mid night luncheon prepared by Misses
Caddie and Lizzie MoOlashan at their
home,
Ray Lapsley and Harry Sides bjoke
np housekeeping iu their bachelor
quarters at Sionx City Sunday ard are
now depending upon the loye car in
their getting to school each day. As
yet they Lave not received a tio pass.
The box social which was given at
the Hileman school house last Friday
night folowing the lycenm program
was a success, netting the neat sum of
$32. The pioceeds will go towards
defraying the hospital expenses of Mrs
Norman PoweJI, who was recently op
erated on at St Joseph hospital for
rupture. From late reports she is get
ing along nicely.
JACKSON.
Gertrude Ilarty visited
parents over Sunday. She
school near Westfield, Iowa.
nth ber
teaches
W A Bonny who farmed one of Mr
Davey's farms last year has moved to
a farm near Jefferson, S D.
Frank Mitchell has gene to Spring
field, 8 D.
Mrs Mattie Moritz. of Sioux City,
visited over Sunday at the J M Rai ry
home
Anton Larsen, of Vista, lost
horse in a runaway Sunday.
Fred Berry of Emerson, spout Sun
day with friends here.
James P Ryan who spent the winter
here left Thursday for his home at
Butte, Montana.
Mrs Chris Mogcnsoen died her home
near Goodwin, Sunday, March 1, aged
40 years, she is survived by a bus
band and nine children. The funeral
was held luesday afternoon and was
largely attended. Ictermeut was iu
the Drake cemetery.
M Rolor Sr left last Friday for a few
weeks visit with relatives iu Omuha
and Blair.
Mrs B F Sawyer ia in Sioux City
taking treatment for an abscess iu her
nose and gutting along uicely
This week every one seems to be
moving. Wm Renninger aud family
moved Monday to Hubbard Nebr
Nickolas Johannsen and Georgo Line
felter and families have moved to S D
Mada Knudsen has moved to the Joe
O'Donnell farm; Aron Maun moved to
the farm recently vacRted by Art Dor
mit; W U Hcuroder moved to near
Ponca; James Hendrickseu of Morn
ingside, Iowa, has moved on to J M
Barry's farm where Mr Fowler farmed
last year : Orlando Garner has moved
on the D -T McDonald farm; George
Mongar moved into the home vacated
by Wm Rsninger.
M Byrne is visiting relatives at Fon
da, Iowa.
Jack McGough of Wakefield Nebr,
was visiting friends here several day
the past week.
Alice Kennelly of Sioux City
spending a week's vacation v.ith rela
tives here. '
Air ana nirs r u Jones oi V isia, en
tertuiued at a seven o'clock dinner
Suuday evening, the occasion being
their 40th wedding aniversary, The
rooms were decorated iu red, the wed
ding color. The long table was trim
med in curnations aud smilax tho red
tapers being also softly shaded iu led,
a dainty card marked the plate of each
guest. A fine four rourse menu was
served, Miss Lucy was assisted iu
serving by Miss Margaret Twohig.
The guests were Rev F McCarthy, Mr
and Mrs John Ryan, Mrs J A Hall and
son, Raymond, Mrs J Flyun, James P
Ryan, John Boler and wife and Frank
Davey and wife. Among the presents
reoeived were a set of Haviland China
dishes from the children and a beauti
ful set of silver knives and forks, from
the relatives. The evening waa pass
ed socially and with piano and vocal
selections. At a late hour the guents
departed for their homes wishing the
host and hoatesa many more anniversa-
nes.
Married Tuesday Mar 3, C8, at St
Patricks church, Rev P H McCarthy
oiuciating at the beautiful inarr age
ceremony and nuptial Muss in which
he united in the holy bonds of matri
mony, Catharine 3 Hennessy to M
Joseph G Marsh. Tho bride was be
comingly attired in a lieautitnl gown
of white silk trimmed in silk Irish baby
lace and insertion. Tho bridesmaid,
Mite Maggie Murray waaal.no charm
ingly attired in white mull trimmed in
Valeucines laco. The groom wore the
conventional block and was attended
by Mike Uennessy, brother of the
bride. After the ceremony the young
couple retired to the Commercial hotel
where au elaborate breakfast was serv
ed to the immediate relatives and
friends. The bride haa grovvu to
womanhood iu our midst, being a
graduate ot nt Catharines academy
with the class of 190G and has taught
school successfully since. The groom
ia the accomodating agent at the Bur
lington depot and ia highly esteemed
by all who know him, he haa recently
joined the Catholio church . They
win go to housekeeping iu rooms over
the Burlington depot where the.groom
has prepared. The out ot town rela
tives were Mrs J Marsh and daughter,
Nollie, of Volin, S D, mother aud sis-
tor of the groom and Mrs Cunuiugham
and daug ter, of Sioux City, aunt and
cousiu or tue groom, lueir in any
frienla herd extend to them their best
win lies lor a happy aud prosperous
life.
. HOMER.
D L Allen of Sionx City was a
Homer visitor rriday.
uarreti mason ami' f rod Jvinner
were passengers to Siout City Sunday
night.
Mrs II A Monroe was a guest at the
Wm Clapp home from Friday to Suu
day.
Miss Edith Church returned from
Emerson Friday of laBt week.
Dorcas meets with Mrs A J lira in
Thursday March 12.
Mra J M Church is iu Emersou vis
itiug her daughter Mrs ('has Bockwcll.
Char'ey Davis waa a visitor at the
paternai home between trains Sunday.
Roy Davis and Albert Harris were
Sioux City shoppers Thursday and Fri
day of last week.
Mr and Mrs Grafford were Sioux
visitors Sunday aud Monday.
Misa Blauche, nughea waa a guest
of her uucle Bert (Unborn at Tarea, Io
for a few days then went to Des
Moines, where she entered a wholesale
millinery establishment as trimmer.
Her mother accompanied ber as tar as
Sioux City. v
Rev Christy Las moved into his new
home in Rerm and Lewia Goodsel Sr.
ow occupies the old Christy home
which he purchased.
Tilken Harris and wife and Mr Kil-
bourn and family will move to Craig.
Neb, in a few days, they having traded
some property in Canada for hotel
property in Craig. Their many
friends here wish them success and
happiness in th'cir new home. Tilden
will continue in the merchantile busi
ness there.
Dr Stidworthy visited Lis family in
Sioux Citj Sunday".
Will Buckland came home Monday
returning to Creighton Tuesday where
he is soliciting members for Yeoman
lodge'
William Walway and wife were down
from near .hmerson Monday.
Dad Richarda has gone to Red
Oak, Iowa, called there by the serious
illness of bis brother who has visited in
Homer several times. A sister also
is very ill.
George Midkrff lost one of Lis beet
cows a short time ag-. The cars were
responsible for her death.
Herb Harris has moved to his own
house in town where Lewis Goodsell,
jr, is now living.
Dan Harris has moved to the Hunter
farm ou the reservaion.
Miss Cora Midi iff has a well defiu
edcaseofmeas.es she was lucky to
be at home.
F U Cheek and Miss Mary Dixon
were married Sunday at the Lutheran
parsonage, Rev Elmer Combs ofli :u
ting.
It seems that the "Dirly Dozen"
might give some of the "Clean Dozen"
lesson iu politeness and good manners
we are socu "moss hacks that we
look for the old time politeness in tl
young gentlemen of today especially
from those who it is supposed have bet
ter "bringiu up" than the tuaioiity of
us.
Sheriff Jeff Rockwell was in nomer
thia week collecting personal taxes.
Jimmie Allaway is now at Lorttta
Neb, for a short time in the E & B
Lumber yard, but will soon return to
Primrose, Neb.
Jliss reach Mckinley aesistan
bookkeeper at Uavidsou a came over
Tuesday for a couple of davs visit at
home.
Born, at Omaha, Neb, to R J Jones
and wne nee Sarah Harris, March 1,
tea pound girl.
Robert Lusebrink drove to Sion
City Monday and one of his horses got
sick on the way home. He had to leave
it at Homer uuder the care of Veter
nary Goodsell till Tuesday morning
when it wus all right again.
Mr Wilnoti, the oil man, and hia as
aistunt drove to Hubbard Monday and
when they put their team iu.the barn
tha harness got caught on something
caueing the horses to become so fright
ened that they knocked down the as
sistant and trampled him quite badly
before he was finely rescued by M
Wilson, one of his legs was so badly
injured that he is getting about ou
crutches,
. Mr and Mrs Marvin Armour are
going in about a week or ten days to
take up their residence on a homestead
in South Dakota. Mrs Armour is the
Secretary of our Dorcas and so the
Dorcas ladies to the number of 15 or
21) went out Wednesday to spend the
day with tier and give her a little sur
prise, thr.y took their dinner along and
had a jolly time, as everyone does at
the Waterman home. Two othjr of
the Dorcas ladies will leave for Craig,
Neb, in a few daya Mr Tilden Har
ris and Mrs Kilbourn. So the three
were presented with sterling silver
souvenir spoons, with the l-est wishes
of. all the Dorcases' for their future
happiness and piospeiity.
Walter Graves has rented Jim
King's place.
Jule Bondersou, of Emerson pre
cinct, was a business caller in llumtr
Wednesday, aa waa Frauk Hirsch cf
Sioux Citv.
NACORA.
Tracy Anderson was a " pasnger to
Emerson Monday,
Nick Simmons ana wife were Emer
son visitors Monday, '
Murgaret Kelliher, ' of Sioux City,
spent bunday at tue Ueeney home.
Mrs Chus V arris was a passenger to
Lmerson Tuesday.
Sheriff Rockwell was in this vicinity
Wednesday on business.
Mra John Sullivan is very sick.
George Burke, of Randolph, spent a
few days with the James lleeuey fam
ily the fore part of thia week.
Annuis Schwartz was a passenger to
Hubbard between trains Wednesday.
Chas Garrett moved his family to
the August Voss farm Wednesday,
School Notes. -
Donald Best was absent the first of
the week ou account of sickness.
Kathleen Neiswanger is absent from
the i tli grade.
Miss Roberts spent Suuday at he
home near Vista.
Mabel Ronton aud Miss Roberts
went to Ponca Thursday eveniug, re
turning Friday morning.
The attendance iu the 2ud and 3rd
grades is very irregular owing to
mumps.
Stott Neiswanger, Ruby Dierkiug,
Helen Biermaun, Eva Graham anil
Edgar Loudrosh have missed some
du8 this week on account of sickness
Mra Strohm gave the intermediate
room two plants which they apprecate
very much.
Alviu Loudrosh waa absent ou ac
ouutof a sorained kuee. Alviu de
clared "it waa pretty bad".
The Lincoln program which was to
be held Friday will be postponed one
week.
Mrs Ross visited the High school
Tuesday afteruoon. Her visit waa
very much appieciated by all.
Bertha Minter entered the 8th grade
aud Mayme Bachert eutered the IHh
grade from South Sioux City.
Hal Biidenbaugh ia absent on ac
count oi mumpa. Iu only case re
ported iu High school room.
Rheumatic Pains relieved by use ot
Pr. atlW Anti-Pain Pllla. si oas eta.
Firit Publication Miireh a 3w
Order of Hearing and Notice of Probate
f Will.
tn the rounty court of Dakota county. No-
braska.
Htnte ot Nehrnnka, lnkotn rounty ! .
To Kllnlieth Mcl-nn. 4rner Mxnn.Jnmeii
Nixon, Alexander M. Mxnu. KllxnlieUt Nix-
on. .limp W Bite. John I,. Nlxnn, John Tay
lor, unknown hetrn of Aleinnder Klton.
deceased, and unknown helm of Mary Nix
on, deceased, who wnn married, but whose
name nfter mnrrlnire is unknown, and to nil
persons Interested In th restate of William
nlxon, deceased :
On reading the petition of John L. Nixon
praylnn that the instrument tiled In this
court on the (It h day of February, tuns, and
purporting lo I the last will and testa
ment of the said deceased, with two codi
cils thereto, mny be proved and allow
ed, and recorded in the lost will and
testament of William Nixon, deceased ; that
snld Instrument lie admitted to probate,
and the ndmlsltrntlon of snld estate lie
ranted to Thomas (). Clopp n administrat
or with the will annexed.
It is hereby ordered that you and nit per
sons Interesed In said matter inny mid do,
nppenr nt the county court to l held In
and for snld county, on the ssird day of
March. A. 1). IHih, nt lOo'elnck a. ni.. to show
cause, If any there lie, why the prnyerof tha
petitioner should not lie (ranted, nnd that
notice of the pendency of said petition nnd
that the henrliiff thereof lMtlven to nil per
sonslnterested tn snld mntter by publishing
n copy of this order in the Unkotn County
llernui, a weekly newsDnner Printed In snld
county, for three nuccesslve weeks prior to
sum ony or ncnrinir.
Witness my hand, nnd sent of snld court,
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II. HTINMOX. I
rHFAI. County .Indue.
Report of the Condition of
The Bank of Dakota County,
"The Bank that ALWAYS treats you RIGHT"
of Jackson, Nebr., charter No. G51,
(iucorporated) in the state of Nebraska,
at the close of business Fcbruarv
28, 1908.
RESOfHCK.S:
Loans and discounts t
l:W,-o r,o
f ve rd rn f t s, seen red n nd u nsec ii red
llanklna house furniture nnd fix
tures
Current expenses nnd taxes paid..
3,:mn no
line from nnt'l, state nnd Diivnte
hanks mid Imnkers 20.713 tK
Total cash on hnnd le.istt HI
Total $ 177, mt !itl
LIABIMTIKft:
Capital stock paid In t ln.nm (10
Surplus fund mi
I udlvKled prollts iitn 7rt
Cei tilled checks : lfil.iKt rt:t
Total $ 177.IW2 il'.i
Statk of Nktirahka,
County of lmkota. (
I, Kd T. Kearney, cashier erf the aUive
named linnk, do hereliy swear that the
nliove slnteinent Is a correct and true copy of
the report made to the state Imnkinit hoard.
attkkt: Kn. T. Kearnk y,
O, M. Kr.AHNBY, Director. Cashier.
H. K. Kkaknkv, IHrector.
Hu lire rl lied nnd sworn to heforo me this
1th duy of Ala rch, l!w.
Lkp. C. Keahnf v,
Notary l'uhllo.
Deposits $15,000.00 larger than
one year ago.
This denotes good times for the
West.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the Bank of Dakota City, of
Dakota City, Neb., charter No. 994, (in
corporated) in the state of Nebraska, at
the close of business Febtuary 28, 1908.
RESOURCES.
Loan sand Discounts lsi.itjo 15
HunkinK house furniture and fix
tures no
Current expensesnnd taxes paid.. fill) 45
Due from nat'l, state nnd ,
private hanks and bank- 1
ers S4H.Mil fit
Cash 8,5a 37 67.577 J
Totnl s UM,77K 78
liabilities:
Capital stock paUt In s Sit.nmi no
Undivided prollts Kfi7 KN
Individual deposits sub
ject to check S 66,UiO 10
Demand certificates of
deposit 2.7IU 35
Time certificates of de
posit 0it,0u7 45 173,11-JO gp
Total s lW.HH 7H
State of Nebraska, (
County of Dakota, ( s
I. M.O.Ayres, president
of the above named hank, do hereby swear
that the above statement is a correct nnd
true copy of the report made to the Htnte
Banking: Board. M. O. A tubs.
Attest: President.
t4eo. Onrter, Director.
Harry H. Adair, Director.
Nuhscrilied nnd sworn to before me this
5th day of March, WON.
F. A. Woon.
Notary Public.
Mr commission expires March 3, lull.
Their action la so mild, the raot deli
cate person can use Dr. Miles' Nerve and
Liver PlUa. 6-sj-iii J- cut.
$32.20
Dakoia City To
Portland, Tacoma.
COLONIST TICKETS ON SALE
Daily Marce 1st, to April, 30th, 1908
:VIA
North-Western Lrite
Through St. Paul and Minneapolis
HUMESEEKERS'
EXCURSIONS
to many points inMichigan, Wisconsin, North Dakota,
Montana, Idaho, Oregon, Manitoba, Alberta and Saskatchewan.
LYMAN SHOLES.
OMAHA, NKllIt.
D P A.
fARM LOANS
ai'vwheie
ou earth
List your property with us to
2tr.JS Warner r.
Lu&t your
PAUL PIZEY, I
Lawyers
Dakota Citi Nil
: Abstracter
Have One
Doctor
No sense in running from one
doctor to another. Select the
bebt one, then stand by him.
Do not delay, but consult him
in time when you are sick.
Ask his opinion of Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral for coughs
and co ds. Then use It or
not, just as he says.
V pablUh our formula
w bnfth lootao1
from our modloinos
iers
Wo urgo you to
oomuit your v
uuuiur
Alvt avs keep a box of Ayer'a Pills in the
house. Just one pill at bedtime, now and
then, will ward off many an attack of
-iliousness, indigestion, sick headache.
How manv years has your doctorknown
these pills? Ask him all about them.
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Ncvk THevt
California Trip Now
Low one way Colonist rates
daily until April 30th to
Utah, California, Oregon,
Washington and Montana. .
Winter Toura
To the South and Gulf Re
sorts until April 30th.
Homaseekcrs' Rates
1st and 3rd Tuesdays to Col
orado, Big Horn Basin, Mon
tana and Northwest.
The BI Horn. Baaln
Mr D. Clem Deaver, Land
seekers Information Bureau,
Omaha, will personally eon
duct landseekers to this coun
try the first and third Tues
days in April. Write Mr.
Deaver for information about
very desirable irrigated lands
in the basin, subject to home
stead under the big Govern
ment Ditch or under private
ditches. 100,000 acres of
new Basin land will come
under water in 1908.
Business Opening
We have list of excellent bus
iness chances in new growing
towns on Burlington exten
sions; get established early
ahead of the coming popula
tion. Write the undersigned.
N A S McLean, Ticket Agent
DALOTA CITY, NEB.
L. W. Wakelet, G P A, Omaha, Neb
Seattle
TIIE:
A
Hpl
OnUhefirst and third Tuesdays of
February, March and April, round
trip excursion tickets will be on salf
G. H. PRANGER, AGT.
- DAECTA CITY, NElltl ,
We have plenty of Money to Loan at a low
rate of iuterest on Dakota oounty Farms. Wa
also Sell and Buy Real Estate of all kinds
See or write us before you Borrow. But or Knll
Sell. J
rARM LANDS
ALFRED PIZEY,
608 Metropolitan Blk.
Sioux City. Iowa
