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Ayer's Hair Vigor was good,
the test that was made. But
Ayer's Hair Vigor, new im
proved formula, is better. It
is the one great specific for fall
ing hair. Anew preparation in
every way. New bottle. New
contents. Ask your druggist to
show it to you, "the new kind."
Dm not change the color of the hair.
Formul with Moh bottlt
ft Bbow it to your
iters
doctor
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thn do a ho sayi
As we now make our new Hair Vigor it
tines t.c-t have the slightest effect upon
tlie color of the hair. You may use it
fr;el nt.d for onv length of time with
out fenr of changing the color. Stops
fiiill'- hiir. Cures dandruff.
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LOW RATE SUMMER TOURS
To tKat Paetflo Coast
Daily low round trips rates to Port
land, Seattle, Tacoma, San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and San Diego,
slightly higher to include both Cali
fornia and Puget Sound ,
One whole business day saved by
onr new, schedule to the, Pacific
northwest.
Chtoao n4 Entrn Ruorti
Republican convention tickets on
sale June 12 to 1G.
Daily low excursion rates to Cana
da, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
Massachusetts and New York tour
ist resorts ; also low excursion rttes
to tourist resorts in Maine, New
Hampshire, Vermont. '
An, Amtrloan Tour for
Mabra.ak.0i TaewoKara
And their friends. Excursion will
leave Lincoln, 4:30 pm June 27.
Will spend three or four days at N E
A convention in Cleveland ; tbence
to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, " Toronto,
St Lawrence river by steamer
through Thousand Islands and over
the Rapids, Montreal, Boston, Alba
ny, dawn the Hudson to New York,
thence Philadelphia, Washington
and Pittsburg. Ask the agent for
an itineary and full information or
write the undersigned.
To Celorado
mrvd Rocky Mouivtawlna
Daily low rates to Colorado, Utah,
Wyoming, Black Hills and Yellow
stone Park. Democratic convention
at Denver in July.
BomMtkrt' R.attea
First and third Tuesdays to the west,
including the famous Big Horn
Basin and Yellowstone Valley,
where large tracts of rich irrigated
lands are being opened for settle
ment by the government and by
private companies. Write D Clem
Deaver, Burlington Landseekers In
formation Bureau, Omaha; excellent
business openings in new growing
towns.
Wrlt9 a brief description of your
proposed trip, and let us advise you
how to make it the best way at the
least cost.
N A S McLean, Ticket
Agent
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and strengthen them. Dr. Shoou'i Restorative u
medicine specmailly preiiarea to roaiu vueao
cotitrollmg nervet.
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ol Bright or other distressing or dangerous kiu.
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LEAVE LIAYK
I DAKOTA Ct IT MOUXCITT
7:30 am 8:20 am
9 :30a m.. 10:80a m
11:15a m.. Il:b0 a m
1:15 pm 2:00 pm
3:00 p to 4:15 p m
5:15 pm 5:50 pm
Special trips for parties of 15 or more.
C, St. P., M.4 0,
Trains leave Dakota City at the fol
lowing time :
WORTH BODKD. BOOTH BOI7HU.
7 : 02 cm Omiha 7 :04 am
10 :00 am Omaha 5:13 pm
'3 :37 pm norioi .o ;io m
8:41 am Norfolk ......5.32pm
7 -28 am Newcastle 0 :33 am
2:08 pm C:25pm
BUNDAT TRAINS.
7 :02 pm Omaha 7 am
3:37 Norfolk 5:32
C B & Q
WEST
No. 85 Local Freight 7:15am
11 Passenger, Omaha
and Lincoln" 12:47 pm
E ART
No." 86 Local Freigbt 2 :25 pm
10 Local Passenger.. 6 :D7 pm
daily. daily eioept Sunday.
Local Items
Friday, June 26, 1908.
Subscribe for The Herald $1 per
year.
James Oliver and "wife are occupy
ing the Mrs Oeyer house. !
Old papers for sale at the Herald
office 5 cents per hundred.
Miss Leota Quintal visited with rel
atives in Jackson over Sunday.
Miss Effie Englen was an over Sun
day visitor with friends at Wakefield.
Mary Easton is assisting E J Smith
as stenographer at Winnebago this
week.
Walter Smith of Homer, chaparoned
a fishing party to Crystal lake last
Thursday.
Mrs W P Warner and daughter,
Kathrynf Omaha, were passengers
to Sioux City Tuesday.
Judge It E Evans went to Lincoln
Tuesday, where he had legal business
before the supreme court.
Sylvia Dewitt visited several days
last week with frisnds near Jefferson,
S D, returning home Saturday.
Ed J Easton returned home from
Omaha Monday, having finished his
work as juryman inthe federal court.
Frank Chown and wife and son,
Ernest, and John Green and wife, of
Sioux City, visited with relatives here
last Sunday.
Mrs Etta M Spencer and daughters
are spending the week at Crystal lake,
and are occupying one of Henry W
Woods' cottages.
J J Elmers launched his new gaso
line boat in Crystal lake Sunday. A
bottle of pop was broken in honor of
the auspicious occasion .
Sumner Niebuhr came over from
Anrelia, Iowa, Monday, and the last
of the week will leave for Pueblo,
where he has a claim to look after.
Oil has been discover near Crofton,
Nebr, in Knox county in the locality
known as "Devil's Nest." This will be
the means of making use of a tract of
land that has not been of much use so
far.
1
The wind of Monday night did con
siderable damage about town by blow
ing off limbs and breaking dowu trees.
Tim jrnlH lasted a few hours, anil was
followed by a heavy downpour toward
morning.
D M Neiswanger left Saturday even-
inff noRoniDauied by his wife, for Mar-
shallville. Ohio, in response to a tele
gram stating that Mr Neiswanger's
sister, Mrs Bess Bowers, was serious'
ly ill and not expected to live.
A full account of the republican con
vention and the comination of WU
I Tail Bl WilllCBpo Hjipenreu iu im
weeks' Herald on the hrst page somo
tinner mat no outer couuiv i ((
you. "The Herald tor news wueu 11
IS news," only $1,00 per year.
narry Hill and Tom Roho came
down from Allen Monday to begin the
eroction of a cottage at Crystal lake,
A party of nine Allenites have formed
a partnership aud purchased a plot of
ground of Henry Wood and will erect
the cottage for their individual use.
August WilkinrandL E Priest wore
in town Saturday, enroute home from
Rock county, where Mr Priest and Mr
Wilkins son Ed, each filed on a 640
acre homestead. They spent a few
days with S A Brown and M H Mans
field who are located on claims there
and are doing nicely. Ed Wilkins re
mained there to look after his claim.
The Model restaurnt chaugpd hands
on Tuesday of this ' week, Mrs Elnie
Pnwll lmrchasinK the interest and
good will of T J- Knepper and wife,
who have conducted the plooe for the
past two months. The patrons of the
restaurant will reciive the same court
eous treatmeut from Mrs Powell tbat
has lieen aocorded them in the psst.
Judge A A Welch held a suhhioh
of district court here Monday, wlien a
decision was rendered jn the Mo
Namara divorce case. Mrs Mary Mc
Numara was granted a divorce as
prayed, aho the custody 1 of the four
childron, and $3000 itlimony and $150
every three months for tli maiute
nance of the children. The pteal
bond was fixed at $12 000. N. it her
Mr McNamara nor bis . attorney v. as
nrpHont at tbe timstue decision was
rendered.
In the elocution content at the
Methodist church Sunday night (iie
following named parties will have a
part: Misses Ethel Stroug, Mary
Uirsche. Mabel iiouton, Mvrtle Hon
I ton aud Majorie Spencer. This in t r
I for everybody, and everybody is most
I ,i;aH initd to attend. The beat
speaker according to the opinion of the
udtres will be awarded aawver meoai
The following nameJ tnuivi iuais nave
een selected as judges: u J liouoher,
Wm Armour wu over ftom Sioux
City Wednesday.
C R Kate, of Wayne, visited friends
in this vicinity over Sunday.
Tb annual school electiom will be
held on Monday, June 29th.
Goody, Gopdy, Goody, where, at
Van's. A big box for 5 cents.
Mrs Geo McBeath was np from
Homer Monday night, enroute to Sioux
City.
You will never gel nervous if you
drink Breun's coffee. VandeZedde
sells it.
J J Eimers and family, of South
Sioux City, returned home Saturday
from their western trip,
Porle Stinson arrived home Monday
from a three weeks' visit with hor sis
ter, Mrs Geo Lillie, at Maxbass, N D.
Frank E Donnelly, of Wynot, and
Mabelle Borx, of Sioux City, were
joined in marriage last Friday by
Jndge Stinson.
The members of the Ladies Aid
society of tho M E church picnicked
at Crystal lake Thursday, the guests
of Mrs E M Spencer.
H A McCormick, editor of the Wy
not Tribune, was down Saturday after
noon giving his deposition in the South
Sioux City school bond case.
Mr O W Von Hagen, of Sleepy Eye,
Minn, dropped in on his brother the
Rev G E Von Hagen and family Sat
urday evening and remained over
Sunday.
Lost On Sunday, June 21, between
Dakota City and Jackson, a light col
ored summer jacket. A reasonable
reward will be paid for its return, by
Mrs J P Rockwell .
All kinds of coal, feed and hay for
sale at reasonable prices.
Fields & Slaughter Co.
TheoEBliven, Manager.
Dakota City, Neb.
Preston Foltz of this place, was
married on Monday to Myrtle Moore,
of Sioux City, by D C Stinson. The
newly married oouplj have taken up
their residence in the Mrs Eva Orr
house east of the M E ohurch.
The new "Handy Shur-on" Rimless
Eye Glasses are Belt adjusting and
sure to stay in place. We can fit yon,
and want you pleased with the best.
W C Eckhart, Licensed Optometrist.
For houseoleaning time, see what
35 cents will buy at Van's a ten cent
paokage of Dutch cleanser, a bar of
hand soap, a bar of tar soap, a soour
ingbar. Fifty cents worth, all for
35 cents, at Van de Zedde's.
Captain Doolit tie's Dakota City
ball tossers the "Weary Billies,
went to Jackson Sunday for their first
game of the season and got the short
end of a 10 to 6 game. This is net so
bait, considering the fact that the team
has had scarcely any practice.
The Henry Ley family, of Wayne,
who were the first to erect a summer
cottage at. Crystal lake, have dis
pensed with the services of their
spotted Arabian team that did service
between the lake and town, and are
now driving a handsome Buick touring
car.
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church every Sunday as follows
Preaching, 11a m; Sunday bojooI, 10
ami Class meeting 12 m; ipworln
League, 6:30 p m; i'reacbing, 7 :dU p
tn. Treaeu in tiraoe cliurcn every
Sunday at 2 :30 p m. Yon are cordially
invited to any and all these services
Try the new photo studio for your
cabinet photos. Our aim is to make
as fine A photo as can be Jmode for the
money. We guarantee all our work
for satisfaction and not to fade. Our
pries are very low. liriug this ad
vertisement and we will make you six
teen cabinet photos for the price of a
dozen. Cabinets $ 2,00 and up.
De Luxe Studio,
next to 5 and 10c store, Sioux City.
Epworth League free sooial at the
home of Mr and Mrs R E Evans Friday
evening. Let every Epworthian yonrg
and old come and bring S'nie friend
with them ond every friend of the
lengue do likewise. ' A good time is
assured to all. so come and enjoy
jonrst'lf and at. the same time muke
it pleasant and enjoyable for others.
To stop any pain, anywhere, in 20
mimites. simnlv take just one of Dr
Shoop'tr Pink Pain Tablet'. Tain
means cougestiou Blood pressuro
that is all. Dr SLoop's Headache or
Pink Pain Tablets will quickly coax
blood pressure away from pain centers,
After tlmt ig (fone Headache,
nenrH, iA j)ainfui periods wi:h women
t illBUu(i ul , 20 Tablets 25o.
Sold by all dealers.
The well knnwn Grand Islan 1 Busi
ness aud Noimal college of Grand
Island, Nebr, husjust announced that
250 more young men and 250 more
young women will be admitted to tho
College this year and that no payment
whatever will bo required for school
expenses until the pupils have time to
graduate. They will then be placed
in positions iu banks and business
offices aud allowed to pay the college
a small amount monthly until the bill
is aettled. This certainly is a grand
opportunity and those who are interetit
ed should write for their circulars.
This college has been established
twenty years and is oue of the biggest
and most substantial schools of its
class iu the United States.
If oue feels dull and spiritless, in the
spiing or early summer, they call it
spring feve . Uut mere is no lever
iiMiaUv it is the after effect or our
winter habits, I he nerves lire ni'islly
at fault. Tired, worn-out neives leave
us languid, lift-lens, and without spirit
... . .... A t 1T-
or aiiilU'lou. A lew unm-n u am
Shoop's Restorative will absolutely tuij
quickly change all of tht He depiesdug
svraptoins. The llottorative of conrsn
won't bring you back to full healh in
day or two, but it will do enough iu 48
hours to aatiafv vou that th remedy
in reuching the "tired spot". Drug
riata everywhere are adviMng its tine
an a spleudid and promp general tonin
It gives more vim and more spirit to
theanoonful than any other known
nerve or consitutional tonio. It sharp
ens a failing appetite, aids digestion
frees slnggixh livers and ki luys, aud
biings new life, strength and ambition
: Tent it a few days and be convinced
Ilave Eimers mske your abstracts.
Mrs A D Cole, of Cody, Nebr, visit
ed old friends here this week.
Mrs Harry Hill came down from
Allen yesterday to visit over Sunday.
A baby girl was born to A A Adams
and wife at South Sioux City the 12th
Inst. "
Mrs Gertrude Best
Homer Thursday and
night. .
Miss Dot Stahl. of
visited at the Melt A
rarue up
remained
Madison,
Schmied
from
over
SD,
home
this week.
Don't fail to read onr exchange items,
as they are all strictly news items and
are not run as "lillin".
Ole Ncswiok and Vera Craighead,
both of Sioux City, were marriod by
Judge Stinson oa Monday.
Grctchen Bullock went to Blair,
Nebr Tuesday evening to visit at the
Rev J G Shiok home for a few days.
Wanted An agent for that territo
ry. We pay highest cash weekly,
Fof terms write tho Hawks Nursery
Co, Wauwatosa, Wis.
Marriage licenses were issued on
Saturday last to John McTsggurt and
Bessie Thacker, and Wm lligglns and
Eunice K Sayre, all of this county.
The gang of telephone linemen
which has been working in this vicini
ty the past mouth rebuilding the lines,
went to Wayne the first of the week.
The board of commissioners were in
session yesterday as a board of equal
ization. The assessed valuation of
Omndi precinct was lowered 12 per
cent.
Rev G E Von ifagen is to bo the
speaker at a union temperance rally
at South Sioux Uity, bunday evening,
in his absence Jndgo Evnns will have
chargo of the contest at the Methodist
church here Sunday evening.
Preparation are under way for the
celebration of the fiftieth jubilee of
the organization of the Methodist
church in this town and the Methodist
people are planning for a big time 011
this occasion. X uller announcements
later. y
Miss Edith Berryman resigned her
position as stenographer in Judge
Evans law ofhoe last week aud on
Thursday evening left for llutka, Nebr,
near which plaoo she has filed on a 640
acre claim, and will hereafter devote
her attention to farm life.
Albert House, of Spencer, Neb, ar
rived here Wednesday and will spend
a week with relatives the Hilemans,
and fixing up his lot in the cemetery.
He expects to purchase several oars of
stock cattle at the Sioux City yards
while here, for shipment to Spencer.
A bum giviug the name of "John
Doe" was arrested Thursday by Mar
shal Jos Fuestoti on a charge of being
drunk and disorderly. Ilo was fined
$10 and cost by Justice of tho Peace
J J Eimers, and stands committed until
said flue and costs are paid.
We will bt glad to see you call aud
have some photos made. We are not
particular what kind you have, as we
make stamps, postal cards, cabiuets,
and 40 other sizes. I believe you
know we ore always tho lowest in
prices. Call Sunday or any other
duy. Kozv. Stupio,
304 Douglas St, Sioux City.
After July 1st, all telephone calls
will Tie answered by numbers only.
For instance, iu calling for a certain
party, either in tewn or on a rural line,
ask for tho number given in tle book
oppnt-ito the party's name wanted.
The new May telephone books are now
issued call and get one. '
Neb Clark Antomatiu Telephone Co,
J McElvhkee, Manager.
Weak women should try Dr Shoop's
Night Cure. These soothing, healing,
nntiseptio suppositories go direct to
the scat of these weaknesses. My
"Book No 4 fur Women contains'
many valuable hints lo women, and it
is free. Ask Dr Slump, Rneiue. Wis,
to mnil it. Ask the doctor in strictest
confidence, any ''questions you wish
answered. Dr Shoop's Night Cure is
sold by nil dealers.
Piles aro easily and quickly checked
with Dr Shoop's magic ointment. To
prove it I will mail a small trial box
as a conviuo;ng test. Simply address
Dr Shoop, Racine, Wis. I surely
would not send it free unless I was
certaiu that Dr Shoop's magio oint
ment would stand the test. Remem
ber it is made expre.-sly and alone for
swollen painful, bleeding or itching
piles, either, external or intermit.
Largo jar 60c. Sold by all dealers.,'
An editor in a neighboring town (of
course no one else would be thoughtful
enough or take the time) got rid of his
neighbor's chickens, which infesed his
Harden, in the following manner!
He
h
ad some small cards printed l'l his
own office with this legend upon it:
Keen vour d chickens at home.
nd signed his name, lo ttiesq cards
he tied a thread and to the thread he
fastened a grain of corn. A dozen or
two of these notices were distributed
over the garden ond back yard and
when the chickens made their dully
visit the corn was immediately ewu
lowed. The card board Wangling
around in front of tlie chickens fright
ored them and they ran hom'j where
the owner noticed thur condition, enp
tured them and read the notice. It 18
said that the editor now bus garden
stuff almost large enough to ext. and
the chickens bother no more- '
Au Indian bv the name of "Vat eis
was taken into cuatody Thursday on a
charge of stealing a horso from (eo
W AHhford. of Homer Xhe fellow
took the borne from iu front of the Ho
curity Ktuts Bank at Homer Thur
i'iiv and was hiking along towurd
ikota ltv when he whs overhauled
by Louis Ooodsell, who started in pur
s dt us soon as the bores was iuihhoii
When Goodsell overtook him the Iu
dinn was riding unother horst. aud
lending the Asnford horso, but turned
it loose when ordered to stop. Good
sell proceeded to take tho Indian am
horse to Dakota City," when tl
red mun put up a fight, but was q';iclf
lj subdued and accompanied (Joot'.sell
to this place, where he was lodged, iu
jail. He will probably bo given
hearing today litore Justice of the
Peace J J Eimers at South Sioux Ci'y
Judge D O Stinson being Jniok and uu
Post cards at Van's.
Mrs Lucy Oumit left Thursday for
Ft Dodge, Iowa, to spend the sum
mer. nal Blaoketer and family have rent
ed the Sam Stinson honso and have
moved in from the country.
The W II & F M society of the Da
kota City Lutheran ohurch will meet
in the church next Thursday afternoon
at 3 o'clook. All are welcome,
Jas Brown expects to go to Omaha
tomorrow (Saturday) to attend the
funeral of T T Kinkaid, an old time
friend of his, who died Wednesday
night. The funeral services will be
held Sunday.
Wilson MoBoath and wife, of Whit
uig, 10 wa, came over Thursday to
visit at the Mrs Mary It McBeath
home here. Mr McBeath returned
home the same day whilo his wife ro
mained until tho following day.
A letter from Addie Sides, who with
his family is now located at Dayton,
Wyo, leaves them all in good health
and spirits and thoroughly enjoying
their western trip. They will spend
a month or more at the National
Park.
Tbe ladies of the M E church will
give a 10a luncheon, from 0 to u
o'clock, on Wednesday evening, July
1st, at the home of Mrs W L Ross.
Icn cream and cake will be served ex
tra for lOo. Everybody cordially in
vited to come.
A bunch of drunk Indians that were
making themselves obnoxious at the
Burlington depot Wednesday forenoon
were crralled by Marshal Jas Fueston
and placed in the county "conserva
tory," and on Thursday were taken be
fore J J Eimers, justice of the peace,
who handed them a fine of $10, which
with costs amounted to $4.50 more.
There were four of them, and they are
still holding the fort at the court house.
A number of ladies from town and
the Salem neighborhood weut to Wake
field Wednesday to. help Mrs Har
riett Walden celebrate her birthday.
Among the number were Mesdamea
Mell A Sohroied, Belle Barnett, Alice
Sides, Fred Beerman, Harriett Boden
bender,Emmett Gribble, Geo Miller,
Wm Baughman, J H Gribble, S A
Stinson, O II Maxwell, G L Niebuhr.
The Sioux City Journal on Tuesday
published a fake picture purporting to
be that of Mrs Mary McNamara, of this
place, who on Monday was granted a
divorce from W C MoNamara, who
has been in the lime light for the past
few years in Sioux City, and who was
at one time worth considerable money
but has squandered it all in one way
or another until now he says that he
is not worth a penny.
County Clerk W L Ross, Treasurer
V J Manning and Sheriff J P Roffk
well, who were named in the will of
the lato Wm Nixon to appraise and
divide the real estato among the heirs,
were down to Omadi precinct Tuesday
and viewed the land, about $)00 acres,
and fixed the values, amounting to
about $50,000. They will make their
report to County Judge D C Stinson
as soon as he recovers from lus illness
sufficiently to attend to his 1 office du
ties.
Chas Bliven, Wm Bierman, Ed
Bodenbender aud Geo Miller, who oc
oompauied a party of landseekers to
the Texas Pauhs-ndle last week, re
turned on Wednesday, much pleased
with the trip. Chas Bliveu was the
only ono of the party to invest in Texas
real estate. He purchased a quarter
seotion. Mr Bierman says that if be
can dispose of his property hero he
will invest in Texas land and raise
cotton and cigars. I A Wood stop
ped off on the return trip at Kansas
City to visit friends.
Commissioners' Proceedings.
Dakota City, Nebr, June 15,
08.
Iloa'd of county commissioners
in regular session. Present,
Morgan, chairman ; John Bier'i
nit
Ed
and
Fred Bluiye.
The following elaims were allowed:
J CiKNKKAI. HJN1I
Win Itiel iiiuiiii, Kiiliiiy I Wl
J 1' ItM'kwell, anility CI
NVr:wlta Clark Automatic Telephone
(). nhiiim rent : eliilni 110.50. allowed 8 no
fj-nllli Premier Type writer do, type-
writer for Judge's ollleo So l
'Hammond A Hluve.ua Co, supplieH.... 20 S5
K Jk Jl Lumber Co, indse W 15
erktna Itro Co, aupiilles
imu & Bartlett Co supplies HI 15
ophla Illi rntaiin, ltoiirtllnn prisoners U .U
utrlek Joiiea. over chaw on tuxes.. 1 TO
HOAIl DISTKICT Kl'NP.
Wheeler W Couuhtry, road work on
road dlHtrlet No 2 10 00
rehie H Coutilitry, same 100
MtulloiiH Leniner, muno 7 60
ArmbrlKltt, Hiimo 8 00
B M HoalM, Mime 13 e
(JeorKO ltatea, Hinnn 8 00
red Oulburtann, SHiue.
12 75
M ( 1 t n mi' r. Hiiine
M J Koruahoe, ainno, district Noll)....
10 ii5
6 U
iuy Hides, KHine
i
n oo
liana lioiinlekHon, aunie, tllst No2...
; A B I.br Co, lumber und liardwure.
allowed on district No H
17 I
lluy Itoch, road work, allowed on dis
trict No6.;
Frank K Combs, same, claim ...
80 25
Allowed ou county road fund:
) (i lilermann, roud work
HI 55
Henry Hlcrinunn, siiniu
0 AO
Bond of John D Thacker. road over-
aner disttfet No. 5. approved by the
board.
Board adjourned to meet July 18,
1908. W L Boss, Clerk.
First l'ubllcatlon June B iw.
l'UOUATK NOTICE TO CUKDITOUS.
In the county court of Imkoto county
Vi.liriiHklft.
In the mailer oi uio esiniu ui nomcim
f i l'l 'omuir. (let'caseil.
Notice Is liereoy Hi veil, i mil me i-i.'on.ni s
..f 1 1,.. nl,l ili'i'ellheil will llleel I lie tut till Ills
I nitnrof Hit M eMail!. IS'Iute nie, eon n ly jiiiikv
of linkotii l otinly. Ni-hi'iisUii, at tlie county
court room In stild county, on I lie loth lny
.f 1 1.' totter, l'.nw. on the lit h tiny or Novctiilx
m. i.iui on t in l"lh iliiv of 1 'tiiimr. I '.. in
III o'clock I1.4M. each tiny for Hie purpo-e of
i.s,.iit hnf their cliiliits for exiiiiiliiiitiiiii
adjust incut mid allowance. Six months
ire iillowell for cicilltois to present tin t
c In I ins Hinl one year for the in I ml nlst tutor to
ill,' nii hi estate, from the Isi cinrv 01
.Inne. IK. Thin notice will lie putiimicu
In I he linkotii t'ouuty lleriuci lor lour wcck
sitrces-.lvely prior lo the lutli day 01 Octoler
I'MIM.
Wit nes my hand, and seal of mild court
this 1st duy of June, A. I. h.
I. C. Ktinmon.
Iskai I County JudaTi1
))R. C. H. MAXWELL,
Physician and Surgeon.
Calls promptly attended
j Fly Time
l is Here
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We eilso Have sv f xilljg &ipplyq
Screen Doors adjSlti
Windows,
Fly Nets
Yours for
I Rdwnriis & Rpadfnpd I,nmkrrflfi :
, UUIIIUUU VU DlllUWl U JUU1MUUI VVs
Geo. Kohlmeipr, Mgr.
Patronize Home Industries buy your meats of
Wm LOR.ENZ,
Proprietor of
f
City Mcsivt M;Bur.ket
Freah and Salt Meats always on hand . Cash paid for hides.
Agent foi Seymour's
Laundry basket goes Tuesdays
DAKOTA CITY-
PAUL PIZEY,
Dakota Citvi Nii.
Bonded : Abstracter
Lawyers
a J VST REMENB E R. $
Crops grow only in summertime, and require sunlight, heat
and water. A bank account, such as YOU -should have,
grows ALL the time nights, days, Sundays, winter and
summer. Start the dollar you now spend foolishly, .at
work in this good bank, and watch it grow and attract
other dollars to it. Get one of our small savings banks,
deposit everything below a quarter you get, in it, and a
dollar a week besides. You'll be surprised at the result.
It just simply PILEL UP.
lndspsndsnos Comas WltK as. Bemk. Acoount
"The Bank that ALWAYS treats you RIGHT"
"As safe as a Government Bond."
Safety Deposit Boxes, oniy $1.50 per year.
"S3
Paris
Wo will make quotations on Pari
(ireM to compete with Sioux City
Prices in any quantityvdegirel 3? ss
LESLIE'S DRUG
Headquarters for
ice: cream soda
Daftota City
Write for our Illustrated Catalogue describing our seventy
, ' different styles of Harness.
A tfood Work Harness for $20.00
AND MANY OTHERS AT RIGHT PRICES
; Starves Bros
1
of all dcscrlptlo
ns
Business
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Dakota City, Neb.
White Laundry.
and comes back Saturdays
NEBRASKA
ALFRED PIZEY,
608 Metropolitan Blk.
Sioux City. Iowa
Jaekaan
Nabraakav
am
Green
Nebraska
STORE
avrl trt X
x City, I'owaa, t
411 P
81os
"ALL
DEALERS"
Harry Adair and F A Wood .
i For isle by all dealers.
able to hear the case tieie.
DAKOTA CUT, j
- NEBBaSKA
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