When You
Take Cold
. One way is to pay no attention
to it; at least not until it de
velops into pneumonia, or
. a ft
Droncnitis, or pleurisy. An
other way is to ask your doc
tor about Ayer's Cherry Pec
oral. If he says, " The best
.1 t I J. .1 -1. -
, lur cuius, mcu uic u,
Dj as he says, anyway.
W. publuh our formula.
9
W b.nl.h alcohol
from our mtdlolitw
Wo urn yon to
con.ult your
doctor
yers
Then the bowels are constipated, poi
sonous substances are absorbed Into the
blood instead of beingdaily removed from
the body as nature intended. Knowing
this dancer, doctorsalwavi inquire about
fie condition of the bowels. Ayer's Pills.
Md by tho 1. C. Ay tr Co., Low.ll, Uu.
Local Items
Friday, Oct. i, 1909
Wo have as good a stock of bard
warn and tinware as there ever was in
Dakota City, and you will find our
prices right. Schrierer Bros.
A daughter waaborn to N G Hansen
and wife on Monday.
Bay a good farm on the Dakota
county bottom. I have it. Einiers.
Robert Evan, son of Judge and Mrs
It E Evans, is seriously ill, threatened
with typhoid fever.
If yon wiitli any of that fine glass
ware at Van's, see him before it is all
taken. He is selling it below cost.
0 E Bliven and family etmi in Sun
day from their claim near Burge, Neb,
and will spend a few months with rel
atives here.
The Northeast Nebraska Teachers
association will meet in Emerson Oo
tober 0, 1009. Several Dakota county
teachers appear on the program.
The Rev W R Warren, the new pas
ter of the Methodist Episcopal church
will be on hand to preaoh his first ser
mon to Dakota City people on Sunday,
Oct 3rd .
Q E Yon Ilngen, who has been serv
ing the local M E chnrcb here for near
ly two yearn was asked to pull np and
go to Uartiugton, and he expects to lie
nn hand at Ins new appointment next
Sunday, so he tells us.
Fred Dnensing has closed the deal
for the Julius Geiso property in the
west part of town and will soon take
up his residence there as a retired
farmer. We welcome Mr and Mrs !
Duensiug as residents of Dakota City.
Fred Schmidt returned Wednesday
from his trip to Sonth Dakota in quest
of land He purchased a homestead
relinquishment to n quarter section
near Underwood, S D. He brought
home some tine samples of grain grown
in that locality.
A reoeption was given at the James
Nelson home Mouday evening, the
guests of honor being Rev and Mrs W
S Obeihol'zer. It being the eve of
their departure for their new home at
Barstow, Texas, their friends asse n
bled to bid them Godspeed on their
journey. They were presented with a
purse of money as a token of remem
brance from tiieir friends and neigh
bora. The well wishes of the entire
community will accompany them to
their new home. They took their de
parture Tuesday afternoon.
Would you pay $1 for a
pair of shoes and expect
to get $5 worth of wear?
NOl
You would expect to pay
$5 for that pair of shoes.
If we could sell insur
ance good insurance for
less money, we would.
A DOLLAR'S WORTH
FOR A DOLLAR
THE MIDWEST LIFE
Of Lincoln, Nebr.
C. L. Williams, Norfolk,
Xtbr.
8
! SAJ U R DAY
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Sa.iurday(
3 Bars Castile Soap 5c
Jeliy Glasses 2c each
Oil 10c per gal
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Scvtturdevy
1 Can 15c Corn 10c
1 Can loc Apricots 10c
lib Peachey Hug Tob ... 45c
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J Dakota City, Nebraska j
Jndge Stinson was a visitor at Lyons
Sunday.
A baby girl was born to N O Hanson
and wife on Monday.
Rasmus Fredrickson was up from
Homer on business Monday,
Mrs D H Hager went to Wakefield
Tuesday to viit relatives a few days.
Wm Ronton loft Wednesday for
Raymond, 8 D, to visit Lis children at
that place.
The E Si B Lumber Co has put in a
new Fairbanks steel frame scales at
their yards.
For 8ale A nearly new Marsh mo
torevele, at a bargain. O F Broyhill,
Dakct City, Nebr.
L E Ayrea and wife left Monday for
Lies Monines, Iowa, where they win
again take up their residence.
Van is selling ont Lis glassware be
low cost, at 5c a dish. Go in and see
for your self and be convinced.
Chas Adair and family drove over
from Sioux City Sunday and speLt the
day at the Mrs Wo Adair home.
Mrs WR Ream and daughter Mabel,
of Walthill, visited relatives here Mon
day while enroute home from Tender.
Dave Butcher returned Tuesday
from a trip to Glenburn, N D, where
be went to look after his land inter
ests. House for 8ale 1125 cash, if taken
at once. Enquire at the Edwards &
Bradford Lumber Co, Dakota City,
Nebr.
Chas Maxwell, son of Dr and Mrs
Maxwell left Tuesday for Chicago to
resume his studies at the Rush Med
ical college,
Elizabeth Haase returned Monday
from South Auburn, Neb, where she
attended a state meeting of the W 11
& F M society.
Mrs Martha Snyder has moved into
the house vacated by Mell A Schmied.
Will Powell and family havo moved
into the house vacated by Mrs Snyder.
Z W Tobey and family came down
from their home at Watertown, S D,
last week and visited a few days with
Mrs Tobey's parents, J F Leedom and
wife.
Mrs Geo Carter was up from Omsha
and visited over Sunday with her father,
M O Ayres. She was accompanied
home by her sister, Mrs Homer Bkeen,
and little girl.
Bob Caulk, of Allen, was here sever
al days the past week showing a Dew
automobile, of which he had just re
ceived a car load, and was incidently
looking for buyers.
Joe Jackson came in from Meadow
Grove, Neb, Thursday, and in com
pany with Barney Gribble left today
for Goodwin, 8 L), to visit 8am Grib
ble, who is on the sick list.
Don Forbes came in from his farm
near Bsllagh, Nebr, last Wednesday
and visited relatives and friend until
yesterday. We were glad t h-jar that
Don is prospering in his new location
Mrs Helen E Weeks visited friends
here last Thursday and Friday while
enroute to her home at Rosebud, S D,
from h visit with her son at Cedar
Rapids. Iowa.
All kinds ut coal, toed and hay for
sale at roasuuable prices.
Iiwlds & Slaughter Co.
ThboE Bliven, Manager
Dakota City, Neb.
"Well Mary, where did you get that
nice ilisl), aiDt it a beauty ?" "I got it
at Van do Zedde'a with a package of
coffee, fr only 30o". "I'll Phone
John and have him bring me a pack
age wheu he comes home."
John S Robertson, who his been ii'
at the home of his brother in South
Omaha tor a couple of weeks, has so
fur recovered that ha was able to re
turn home Weduesdav evening. His
daughter Blunche, who was with him
during his illness, acoompamed him
home.
Rev G E Von Hagen, who has filled
the M E pulpit in this place and at
(J race, church for the past two years.
Iihs been transferred to Hartington,
Nebr, and on Thursday departed with
hi family for his new field of labor.
The best wishes of the community go
with them.
Wilfred E Voss, republican nominee
for county superintendent, was in from
the farm in Omadi preoinct Monday,
attending to some matters in the dis
trict court. From what little canvass
ing he has done so for he is assured of
a hearty support fcr the office of neper
intendent of schools at this fall's elec
tion. There is no question as to his
ability to fill the importaut posi .ion.
The "residence" of Mabel Moore, bet
ter known as "Big Mabel," in South
Sioux City, was riiled Thursday night
of last week and four women and a
dozen men were gathered in by Sheriff
Rockwell and his deputies. The pris
oners were taken before J J Eircers,
jiistice of the peace, who assessed the
women each with a rluo of $12 25, and
the men $7 25, which iocl aded costs,
for frequenting a house of prostitution.
Mabel Moore, the proprietress, was
taken before Judge Stinson the fob
day on a charge of running a honse of
prostitution, and was placed under
$500 bonds to appear for trial next
Mouday.
S PECI A L S j
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Oct. 2rvd
Matches, per box 4c
Mason pint jars.. ..3c each
Men's wool Socks, perpr, 5c
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1 Can Asparagus 25c
1 Can Salmon 10c
1) Pounds Sugar 50e
i
Alfred Chaillie was down from his
Hubbard precinct farm last Friday.
Anton Wilke and William Wilke, of
Emerson were business visitors here
Monday.
Albert Schumacher and wife, of
Lincoln were over Sunday guests at
the Schmied home.
Will Kinkead and wife arrived here
Thursday trom Cherry county for a
visit with relatives.
Chas Hall was over from Jefferson,
S D, last week and closed up the deal
for the M M Ream property .
Mr and Mrs E A Dow of Meadow
Grove, Nebr, visited at the Van de
Zedde home a few days this week.
George E Cspple and Vivian V
Vyse, both of Denver Colorado, were
united in marriage Friday by Judge
Htinsou.
Hello Central ! Please give me Nol.
Is this Mr Van de Zedde? Please
send Harold down with a package of
that 30o coffee and one of those nice
dishes. Alright, thank yon.
Your opinion about what you see is
determined partly by how you see .
Very few people have normal vision.
Only perfectly fitted glasses will give
loth relief and normal sight. W C
Eckhart, Licensed Optometrist.
M E Conference Appointments
At the N E Nebr conference held at
eligh last week the follow ing appoint
ments were mane in the Norfolk cha
riot: D K Tyudall, district superin
tendent; Allen, F M Druhner; Ban-
roft circuit, William Cornell; Heemer,
E Carroll; Bebten, supplied by J G
ialloway; Xloomlield, II II St Louis;
Carroll, R F Shacklock : Central cir-
uit, supplied by J J Kemper; Coler-
Ige, E T Antrim; Creston, V 11
Moorre; Dakota City. W K Warren;
eeatur. J II Smith; Dixon, supplied
v u m. renneir, uartiugcou, it i.
Von Hagen; Homer circuit, H A Chap-
11 ; Lunrel, HP Langley; Lyons, J
MLeidv; Madison, J E Uoulgate;
Newcastle circuit, supplied by S A
Draes; Norfolk, C W Ray; Norfolk
irouit, supplied by O M laylor; Pen-
er, to be supplied; 1 llger. It i Good-
II; Ponca, A W Riminger; Randolph,
P Jost; South Sioux Citv, J L Phili
ps; ntanton, J l( l'ouciier; waneneid,
to be supplied ; Wausa, A. E Fowb-r;
Wayne. JW Kirkpatrick ; W inside.
Amos Fetzer; Wynot, supplied by J Z
Helm; Wisner, L V Stouuib.
Rev J G Schick has been transferred
roni Blair to McCabe church, Omaha.
Rev G F Meade is stationed at
Lynch aud Meadow Grove, in the
Neligh district.
For Sale
A large list of Cheyenne, Morrill,
Box Butte, Kimball, Scotts Bluff and
Banner oouuty Nebr, lands.
Ranches, relinquishments railroad
contracts, school sections all sizes
and prices from $0.50 per acre and up
for deeded lands.
Having a personal knowledge of
these lands I will go and show them to
those who wish to invest.
S A Combs, nomer, Nebr.
SCHOOL NOTES
Hal Brideubangh was absent Monday
on account of tickness.
As the 11th grade has taken np solid
geometry Miss Robertson is leaching
the etu grade grammar.
Last week Gerald Hall was promot
ed from the lut to the 2nd grade.
Attendance has improved very ranch
since the fair.
Elda Bridenbaugh Las returned
after several days absence.
New Books have been received for
the high s.hool.
Subscribe for The HeitALD fl per
year.
Oneeda
DISTRICT COURT DOINGS.
Judge Guy T Graves convened the
fall term of district court bora on
Moaday.
Fred Noonan and Tracy McGill, the
two lads held for burglarizing the de
pot at Homer and the Evans & John
son stole at Sioux, plead guilty aud
: 4 .1 : I
Hallio Simpson, who was charged
with assaalticg his wife with intent to
do great bodilv harm, plead guilty to
assault and battery and was sentenced
to 00 days in jail, every third day on a
diet of bread and water. His sentence
was suhi endi d during cood behavior.
L Tn iha nnna nf flfartin lfnlmvicr Vfl
Dakota county, llolmvig Was given a
judgment for $1311. 11, for surveying
the Jackson ditch.
In the case of the Midland Mfg Co
against Carl Anderson for $2'10, for a
bill of jewelry, a verdict wus rendered
for the defendant.
Sam Breuamann was given a judg
ment against U J McDonald in the
sum of fHO, damages to his corn by
defendants cattle .
Helen Montgomery was granted a
decree of diyorce from Hugh Mont
gomery ; coats taxed to plaiutiff.
lu the case of Linderink va Sawyer,
a judgment was rendered for the plain
tiff in the sum of $190.72.
The caso of Adams vs Moeller &
Chaillie is ou trial at this writing.
Subscription
Bargains
"Che Hcrsvld svnd
New Idea Magazine fl 30
Sionx City Dailv and Sunday
Journal 5
without Sunday 4
to rural route patrons. ....... 3
Kansas City Weekly Star ... . 1
Iowa Homestead 1
NOTICE KOR HI US
Si nli'il lililn fur cunt ract to eleitn Swnliip
IMU'li, from In union wltli Klk Ovi'k, lit
mint lieitxt eorner ef the nort IimchI iitnirti r
of the northwext iiuiirtiT if mitIIiiii 12, lown
Hl.lp 2S, riiriii"' 7, Imkota I'oiiuty, Nrhrns
ku. ton point Nil roils Hoiilhtiitsl of Its t-n-tntnro
to Tnylor'H illli'li ut the muithwi'st
eorm-r of the northwest qunrtcr of the
northwest iiini'ti i' of si-i'tlon Z7. township
VH, mux' x, it (llsliini-c of live mill's, of till
tlrlii'ls, hrusti. Htiuirs, loirs, (nij trees In
Nlri'tini or shies nf hunks, oliKlrui'tliiK Mow
of wuter In siild illti'h ; of till urowhiK trees,
lirush, willows leiinltiMT over Into slrenni,
mil llulile to Impede the water In lis pass
nxe or hold or Kill her foreltin mutter ho as
to olist rni't free How of waters of -nlil dltfh ;
ofall old lirlilifeH or hrldxe tlmlsTS fallen
Into nld illteh within Hnlil limit, or any
nnd fill other matter tendlnu to prevent
free and full now of water In said dlteli,
will Im. reeelved hy the Hoard of County
Commissioners of hakota county. N'cltra-
ku. said hlds to tie llled with Iherlerk of the
itiard ou or tiefore noon of the ,rth day of
OrlolsT, A. I . I null.
I'ontiiu t to lowest and host bidder, who
must Hive liond to do work lis per eotitriu't
Hoard reserves rlxht to reject all lilds.
Dated this 1st h day of Sept. A. i. I1MI.
W. I.. KOHS,
Oounty Olerk, Iinkota County, Nelir
"HAVE WE A HAVY?"
Ambrose Bierce says we
think we have and gives our
bump of patriotism an awful
whack.
To console us, E. Alexander
Powell takes us to "The Land
of Lovely Ladies," and shows
us the most beautiful women
in the world. It's a mighty
interesting article.
You'll find every page of the
OCTOBER EVERYBODY'S ,
w ell worth reading. Lookituvcr.
For Halo at Sthniied's News stand
THERE are foods
all purposes
For the brain-energy
business men need; the
muscle-energy workmen
need; the nerve-energy
housewives need ; the all
round energy school chil
dren need.
A soda cracker in ap
pearance more than a
soda cracker in goodness,
freshness, crispness.
Moisture proof packages.
Undertaker
County Coroner
15. F. Sawyer
Jackson, Nebraska
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
, i in
Trade Mark
Designs
.Copyright Ac.
Anrnna ..lin a nketrh .rid diMiorlntlnn mi
quickly uscttrinm our opmtun free whtiMtr an
Invention Id prohnblf pftlentHMc Communing
tlonimrlotlf runrliliirillal. HANDBOOK on I'ntnuu
out free. lil'WC numttvy for MM'uriiiH pnlmiti.
I'titmita taken throuith Munn A C'u. rcalTS
tnrnal notice, without, cliaree, tu tlie
Scientific American.
A hundfnmplf ..1ntmt! woktf. I.nnrtMt rlr.
ruliitkmi f Hiif prientttlrt Inurnal. Tcrnm, 3
four monitift, mu bum iy an newnAior.
I..,.., t i.m.. r V Sr- Wanhlrnitim. 1). C
R R Time Table
C, St. P., M.ft O.
Trains leave Dakota City at the fol
lowing tixuo :
HOBTB BOUND. BOOTH BOUND.
55 pm Omaha 7:58 am
10:0.1 am Omaha 6.13 pm
3 :38 pm Norfolk 8 :23 am
0:28 am Norfolk 6:18 pm
38 am Newcastle 10:18 am
2:05 pm "' 6:55 pm
SUNDAY TRAINS.
12:13 pm Omaha 2:30 am
3:38 Norfolk 8:23 am
0:28 ...Norfolk 5:13
c b & Q
WEST
No. 85 Local Freight 7:16am
17 Passenger, Omaha
and Lincoln 12 :47 pm
E ART
No. 86 Local Freight 2 :25 pm
16 Looal Paaaenger. ,6;ti7 pm
daily. daily except Bunday.
Sioux City, Crystal Lake & Homer
LEAVE
LK.AVK
3A KOTAa lit
BlOUXCtVT
7 15am
0 80am
11 15am
1 15pm
3 15pm
5 30 pm
7 15pm
tS 85am
8 80am
10 30am
'i am
i 15pm
4 30pm
(j 15pm
Saturday and Sunday nights '11
only
!)R. C. H. MAXWELL,
Physician and Snrgeon.
Calls promptly attended
DAKOTA CITI,
ME1IBA8EA
v2
tiubacribe for the Ilerald, only II
for
but
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY
ISxsrrLpcr
as always in
GOOD OLD DAKOTA COUNTY
means P It O S P E It I T Y for one and
all for all follow the farmer
This
Come here for best in Ranking Insurance Loans.
"The Bank that ALWAYS treats you RIGHT"
Bank of Dakota
PAUL PIZEY, "
Dakota Citi Nil j
Bonded : Abstracter L
Lawyers
ES 8t B IL'foV Co.
Success Hand Vacuum
Cleans, sweeps, dusts, all in one operation. Removes
every particle of dust and dirt from floor coverings and
carpets Not only surface dirt but from within, from be
neath, from the very fibre of the goods itself. Call at our
store and see the machine in operation ; tahe one home and
use it. It will surely please you.
Edwards k Bradford L'mb'r Co.
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V. 0. Lake, Resident Mgr.
Tuesday,
Wednesday,
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday,
October
October
October
October
October
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j uuiuiuay, ucioucr u, viiituron s uati p
i3 (Drop
County &
Nbr.
ALFRED PIZEY,
608 Metropolitan Blk.
Sioux City. Iowa
Dakota City, Neb
Fireworks
Electrical Parado
Military Parade
Coronation Ball
Children's Ball
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