All &6e (Glove
CSosiery suvd
ndorwear
AYe going out like chain lightning. SEKING IS BIv
LIEVING. The world loves a man for what he does,
and not what he says; and they appreciate him much
more when what he puts in print, he delivers to the
people. Any item you find advertised, you will be able '
to come here and get it if you want it. We don't stop
half way when giving the people bargains.
WitK New Methods and Now Ways
tvrad New Prices
we are going to make this store the penny saving
store, as well as the dollar saving store, for all the
people. We are just the plain, common kind of pco
pie ourselves, moving along, doing the best we can,
inviting you in, trying to. treat you right when you arc
lure, asking yeu to come back again and just make
our store your home.
Zho Little Wares'
Notions, .Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, are all moving out
with lightning rapidity, and the Silk Sale has eclipsed
all former events in this store. Silks here cost you but
little more than others get for cotton.
It is pretty plain talk, but it is cold facts.
Carl Anderson,
Hubbard. Nebraska
W. C. EckKrt
Scientific Refractionist.
Spectacles and Eyeglasses
Accurately Fitted.
Coi nutation and Examination Free.
Office at residence.'
D'9TA CITV,
NEBRASKA
Go
Somewhere !
Special to California
Low rate summer tours to
San Francisco and Los Ange
les; about half rates until May
- 18th, also June l8th to 15th;
June 22d to July 5th. Slight
ly higher daily commencing
June 1st; small extra cost
via Portland and Seattle.
Big Horn Basin
We run personally conducted
hdmeseekers' excursions May
7 and 21, June 4 and 18, un
der guidance of D. Clem Dea
ver, general agent landseekers
information bureau, to assist
settlers to secure an early
hold at cheapest rates of mag
nificent irrigated lands in the
Big Horn Basin; write about
these lands. Round trip $20.
Cheap Rates East
To Jamestown Exposition dai
ly low rates; via New York
slightly higher. During the
summer low excursion rates
to Atlantic City. Saratoga
Springs, Philadelphia, also to
the Seashore and Mountain
resorts.
Rocky Mountain Tours
To Colorado, Utah, Black
Hills, Cody, Sheridan, Yellow
stone Park. Daily low rate
tours after June 1st.
A J Kariukeb, - Ticket Agent
DAlOTA C'TV, NIB,
L. W. Wakei.et, Q P A, Omaha, Neb
1 1 mil ii iiiwjJtaiiMuim:uwj
Pat C. No 42399
Sired by Chilton, by Dunton
Wilkes, by George Wilkes. Dam
Minnie V, by Byerly Abdallah,
by Mambrino Patchen.
This colt is bred right, good
size and a good individual, and
will serve a few mares at
$15.00 to insure mare in foal.
Service fee becomes due when
mare is known to be in foal.
I; MM ETT II . GRIBBLH,
Dakota City, Nebraska.
R R Time Table
St. P., M.4 O. Time-Table.
Trains leave Dakota City at the fol
losing time :
WORTH BOTJKD. SOUTH BOUND,
5:52 pm Omaha 7:35 am
10:00am Omaba ......5:13pm
3 :37 pm Norfolk 8 :20 am
9:01 am Norfolk 5.32 pm
7 :58 am Newcastle 10 :00 am
2:08 pm "' 6:08 pm
SUNDAY TRAINS.
5 :52 pm ....... Omaha 7:35 am
3:37 Norfolk 5:32
C B & Q
WE8T
No, 85 Local Freight 7:30 am
11 Passenger, Omaha
and Lincoln 12:32 pm
EAST
No. 86 Local Freight 2:15 pm
10 Local Fasten ger. .. .6:53 pm
Local Items
The Herald for all the news:
A house
office.
for rent inquire at
this
Qeo Haase 'was down from Emerson
over Sunday,
Clyde Gribble orders the Herald
sent to him at Goodwin, H D
For field and garden seeds of all
kinds, go to G F Broyhill's,
Mrs Geo Franger returned home
Tuesday from a weeks visit at Omaha
JJon t forget urcun s collee it is
still in the lead. For siile at Vac de
Zedde's
When you get ready to paper
home, order your wall paper at
Leslie's drug stoie.
your
L M
Blackhawk corn planters, Rock
Inland discs, and all the bebt makes of
farm machinery at G F Broyhill's
Mrs Louis Larson, Misses Perle
Stiuson and Ida Bodender attended
district meeting of the Kebekah order
at Emerson.
ivi waiiman, section foreman on
the Burlington, has a gang of Span
ards, four in number, that were Bent
here from Kansas City.
We have a good live room house,
centrally located, one block from street
car line, good water, some fruit", for
sale or rent. Cull ut The Herald Office.
L M Leslie has installed a new soda
water fountain in his drng store. The
new fountain is a beauty and will fill
a long felt want, if summer ever
comes.
The Dakota City Schools close 'to
day for the summer vacation. The
primary departments picnicked on the
school ground, while the upper grades
spent the day at Crystal lake.
Albert House came down from
Spencer, Neb, for a few days visit
with relatives. While here he will
superintend the erecting of a monu
ment at the grave ot his departed wile,
formerly Nellie lirasneld, who was
hurried in the cemetery here about a
year and a half ago:
Judge W P Warner aud wife passed
through here Tuesday euroute from
Omaha to Minneapolis, where Mr
Warner ces on business connected
with the estate of the late John (Ira
ham, a brother of Mrs Warner. Mr
Warner expects to move Lis family
here from Oamha next week, to reside
during the sumniir.
The Eastern Stur lodge of this place
installed the following officers at their
meeting Saturday afternoon: Mrs
Alta Schmied, W M; Mrs Fannin Cro
zier, A M; Mell A Bcbwiod, W P; Mrs
Mary R McBeath, secretary; Mrs Jen
nie Ross, conductress; Mrs May
Baugliman, associate conductress;
Mrs Mattie C Ream, Adah; Mrs Mat
tie E Bliven, Ruth; Mrs Etta M Sides,
Etber ;-Mr Laura Dorn, Martha; Mrs
j Mollie Sides, Electa; Mrs Martha
I Adair, chaplain; Mrs Bell Barnett,
' warder; W L Ross, spntina.
th citv
Thursday.
Jhs King was pp from Homer
Mc
day on businees.
Gene Nordyka f Sioux City was iu
town on busiuVss Thursday.
A twelve pouud boy was boru to
Julius Geese and wife Sunday.
Neva Best visited at Homer Friday
and Saturday with her mother,
Clifford Judd and wife of Sioux City
Sundayed at the M M Ream home.
Woods Hileman and wife lerre next
Tuesday for a ttip to North Dakota.
Mildred Spenoer fiuished her term
of school in the Hilcinan district Inst
Friday.
Jennie Tennant is here from Gordon,
Neb, on a visit at the 11 W Wood
home.
A baby boy was born to Frank Fues
ton and wife, of Ponca, on Wednesday
of last week .
The river is unusually high and is
cutting the banks east of town at a
rapid rate.
Mrs Win Pond came down fioin
St Paul, Minn, Monday to present her
case for divorce in the district court.
Jas Fueston, the new town marshal,
earned his salary the past week shov
eling the mud off the street crossings.
Old papers for salo at the Herald
office 0 cents per hundred.
Mrs Fred Ilughart returned Wed
nesday from Allen, where she had
been to ete Mrs Harry Hill, who is re
covering from an operation whiclf'she
underwent Saturday.
A special meetiug of the Masonic
lodge will be held tomorrow (Satur
day) evening, for wovk in the 2nd de
gree.
A clas of two young ladies will be
graduated from tli Hubbard high
school June 7lh, Mary Ueeuey and
Mabel McOee are the two members of
the class.
Mrs George Whaley returned to
Homer Thursday, after spending a
few days here with her sister, Mrs
Jas Cooley,
Rev W O Eckhart weut to McCool
Junction Saturday to conduct Sunday
sei vices in the Lutheran church at that
place. He returned Tuesday.
Mildred Spencer entertained the
10th and 11th grades of the Dakota
City high school, at her home Wed
nesday evening.
Walter and John Hileman returned
Saturday from a trip to Rapid City, S
D, where they each tiled ou a piece of
land. They will return in the fall and
take up their residence there.
I he bioux (Jity buse ball team is
now drawing crowds from this side of
the river. The series of four games
with Omaha ends today. Tomorrow
they take on Lincoln for four games,
and then Denver and Pueblo for four
games each.
At the regular meeting of Omadi
lodge No 5, A F .& A M, Saturday
evning the following officers were elect
ed fur the coming year;, John H
Ream, W M; W L Ross, S W; Walter
Cheney, J W; Chas Bliven, treasurer;
Mell A Bob tu led, secretary. Installa
tion will occur June 22.
Quite a numbes from town from
town attended the school picnic at
Crystal lake Monday, given by Miss
Gwen Rockwell, teacher of the Meri
dian school.' It was intended to hold
the picnic Friday, the closing day of
the school, but on account of the rain
a postponment was taken until
Monday.
A short session of district court was
held hero this week by Judge Guy T
firuves. The most of the business
traushcted was hearing divorce cases.
A divorce was granted to Mrs Wm
i'oud, who was alto given f 1UU a year
ahmouy and the custody of the child
ren, ivirs steiia lieiui was granted a
divorce from her husband. Fred Rjs
enbaum was also freed from his wife.
i he aiciNainnra divorce case was con
tinued until June 14th, when a Inur
ing for temporary alimony will bo
held by the judge. The ejectment
ease ngMinst Airs iu A Irwin was taken
under advisement bv the judge and a
decision will be handed down later.
The bt ite of Nebraska isjquiractined
on account of scabby cattlo and sheep
and under the ruling of the secretary
of agrienlture no cattle or slie-t can
be tuken oi'l of the state of Nebraska
without a permit, or certificate from an
inspector of the bureau of animal in
dustry. Under these orders no cattlo
or sheep can be permitted to pass over
the Combination It ridge from the state
of Nebraska unless the driver of such
cattle or sueep nas a permit from a
United States inspector. Permits can
be secured by applying to the United
States ltsprctor at the Exchange
Building at the Sioux City stock yards
in person or by letter or telephone,
such permits are good for ten days
after they are iKSued.
1 ne gasoline street car which was
built at Hurvey, III, for the Foje line,
arrived in biuux City last Sunday, and
the first of the week was unloaded
from the flat car on which it was
shipped, and was umbered up pre
paratory 10 matting us initial trip ever
the line. Ross Johnson, whom Mr
Foye sent to the factory to familiarize
himself with the mechanism of the car
accompanied it here, and with the
expert sent out by the factory, is now
giving the ear a try-out. The llrMt
trip to this place was made Wednes
day afternoon and the new rig worked
to perfection. To -nil ' appearance it
is as easily controlled and handled as
mix electric car. As soon as the cir is
thoroughly tested a time schedule will
be announced, which will be made to
but accommodate the traveling pub
lic. First M E Church Hours of Service
10am Sunday Behool
11 a m Preaching
12 m Class Meetiug
7:0Upm Epworth League
8:00 p in Preaching
Tilt USD AY
8:00 p m Prayer Meeting
Elueb F. Buafeb, Pastor.
Phone number S3.
Max Enston was over from
A good work tcanl for sale. Ed
Frederick.
J M Davey, of Fouca, was transact
ii:g business here Tuesday.
All the latest designs in wall
paper
at L M Leslie's dnig store.
Ten Farms for Sale. Good ones, al
sizes and kinds. Warner & timers.
Black walnut fence posts for sale.
Enquire of Mrs Mary R McBeath.
II S Gamel has gone to Winnebago,
Neb. where he will operato a restau
rant .
George Strohm, of Gushing, Iowa,
spent Sunday here with his parents,
B F Strohm and wife.
Earl Sides is able to be out again
and is recovering nicely from his re
cent sickness.
Have you tried those fresh roasted
peanuts at Van's, hot from the roaster?
They are surely dandy.
O, why do you eat old dry peanuts
when you can get them fresh roasted
every day at Van'B.
Mrs Jas Ceoley and son Isaac went
to Wakefield Thuisday for a few days
visit with relatives. 1
Have you tried the Sultanna and
Tao-co brands of canned goods? Van
sells them. These goods have stood
the test of the pure food law.
3uy yoar hardware, tinware, wire
screen and stoves from Schriever Bros
We guarantee Sioux City prices. We
also repair tinware and gasoline stoves.
I have for sale good farm lands in
Potter and Sulley counties, S D. Ex
cursions every Tuesday.
D V Hkkkeknan, Hubbard, Neb.
George Henry, formerly a resident
of this county, havtug conducted a
paper at Hotnor several years and lat
er tending bar for Jas Riddle in this
place, died at Crofton, Neb, May ?lth,
of heart failure.
If you intend to paint give Us a call.
We handle the Minnesota Linseed Oil
Paint, sold subject to chemical analy
sis. Guaranteed the best paiut made.
Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
Rue Altemns began work repairing
the river bank along his farm south of
town Thursday. A party from Omaha
who hits had considerable experience
in that kind of work is overseeing the
job. The style of' work consists of a
wire netting SO feet wide strung along
the bank in the water, which tends to
catch the drift and stop the erosion.
If the work proves satisfactory on the
Altemus farm it will be extended north
to the townsite.
All kinds of coal, feed and hay for
sale at reasonable prices. -
Fields & Slaughter Co.
S E Mills, Manager,
Dakota City, Neb.
Do you need your olk roof repaired
or a new mot Keuember we have the
genuine Rubberoid Roofing. Don't
accept a so called just as good, when
you caj get the beBt lor the same
money. Give us a trial, we will please
you Jiidwarus madiora dumber
company.
SPECIAL.
Paris Green.
ve will compete with any price
made in Sioux City on any amount of
Paris Green. Cull and see me before
buying. L M Leslie.
DON'T PAY ALIMONY
to be divorced from your appendix.
lhero win be no occasion lor it if you
keep youry bowels regular with Dr
King's New Life Pills'. Their action
is so gentle that aphndix never has
cause to make to the least complain-.
Guaranteed at Leslie's drug btore.
25c, try them.
You will never be too late nor lose
any time at the Unique theater, David
son block, Sioux City contiuous enter
tainment. Greatest moving piotu'es
ever seer. Ladies aud children especi
ally lnvitel.
June, 1907, School Apportionment.
Total amount irpportioned, 38C6.45
Total number of districts eutitled to
share, 30.
One-fourth shared equully by dis
tricts, $9(5(5.01.
Three-fomihs pro rata, 2899.84.
Following are the aniouut.s to which
the nnveral districts are entitled:
ihuki'toh.
AMI.
W. 1.. Koss
W. A. Il.-Ikc-K
Kilwln Mnrimn
.1. A. Hall
W. W. Kenllilfer
1'h oh. K. Crosby
Frank Hi-i-iiey
It. V. Hm-li
N. It. Smith
If ih ii Hiiri-iini
II. A. Conaiit
IMill Krn
I 272 14
l' 411
1112 WH
22 7l
K5 lil
(VI 46
10W OH
-' IH
Ml S4
HH Hrt
4H1 6-1
K7 IW
72 4H
7:1 66
K7 AH
7 76
t'i;ii-ii Armour
II lleorui- Warner
Ifijolni Martin tl....
KllCarl 1-nrMMi
17' K. II. ItoomlH
IN Kn-il Vi
in ou
0H 6fl
74 Hi
lU(i-orK- l-J. Ilurm-H.,
Max NeNoii
H7 6H
HI Michael Mitchell..
NO 41
Ii. I'olly
M 46
7H H2
2:1
K. .1. Met
,1. W. Twohlg
Henry Wallwey...
24
OK 01
HI 41
Win. (IcH-rU
M A4
27
.lolin Hm.li
l 46
77 )!
H2 fjH
2
2M
Nclx Aiiilernon
1 'hrls Scu'i'iiMeii
M r. Horn Alifn
li. il Hoiidi-rson
I'heo. I'eters
lotm O'Neill
;-orgc Teller
lames lleeney
III
2X0 4H
IVi 46
.It
6ft HI
Wl 2!l
II Ti
;e.
72
II
II. II. Mol.e
IV I VI
nil
A.Oliinti'iul......... 1 1IH IU
Ol.O. J. llOUCHBH,
County Superintendent.
h A r row isCape,
Ci W Cloyd, a merchant, of Plunk,
Mo. had a narrow escape four years
ago, when he ran a jiuinon burr into
his thumb. He says; "The doctor
wanted to amputate, it but I would not
consent. I bought a box of ISueklen's
Arnica Salve and thut cured the dan
serous wound." 2ou at Lexlie't drug
store.
, Pans Oreen. I
Will compete with Sioux C ity priors.
It M Lfhlik, Druggist,
Dakota City. Neb.
FOR SALU.
Borne stock ewes that will drop
lambs this month ; also a few light
weight lambs. Call tn or address,
Km MKT II Griubui.k,
RFDNal Dakota City, Neb.
Treasurer's Report, Village cf Jackson.
Town of Jnrknnn In nrnnint with J M
Harry, treaun-r, year eiKll.'i-z April Mi, ll7.
1V
May V? Hchool order, district No 4
lkot county IMW "
" 27 ToChns Jordan, w No I.VI, work
with tt-nin on itrcrt with (trail
er " Martin HolmvlK, w No 1ST, for
ntntillxhlnit KtriTt irriNlr 75 no
" -Slou dlty Iron Works, w IM, l
" it t'.. HI. P.. M A O Ity. io.. Per
J. M. Miller, t.. frelcht on
Htn-ct cro-otliiK stone unit (rnwl-
er, w No I no 80 7"
June ilath nnd Molcan, w No !,
cement croHslnn sfi Oil
July 7 Ohns Jortlen, w No Irtl. work
puttliiK down utonp crosslini., 1 73
1 TJolin Hums, w HIS, ruttliiK
weeds on streets 16"
' Tom O'Hrynn, w IAI, work on
street rrosslnns s On
' Jas MeCnrrnn, w In, work on
stone orosslnm 8 fill
1 9 John MeCarran, w lttsl, workn
stone crosslniis 8 tfl
' ItCliBS Jordan, w l7, work on
street cnwslniis, 8 days R 25
1 U Uuth Mclean, w 17", for six
cement street crocslnii all W
1 14 Sam Rraiiuamnn. w liilt, work
on streets to July 1. Hum i:t V
! John IVloughery, w 174,!carln
for Jas Hklnner i B0
MW T Bartlett. w 171. salary for
clerk for year ending April 8",
H7 S5 00
1 S7 Chas Jordan, w 17S, special po
lice duty July 17 aud Is 5 50
27 Frank U aslmiy, w W. stteeet
work, three days with team fl "0
Ann 4 Sum Kraunamaii, w 170, street
r work "3 1"
" ft T O'Hryan. w UK), putting In
stone crossliiKs 0 ft)
" ft Tom O'Biyiin, w ITS. work on
streets., t 1X1
" ft-UI'errant, w 1T8. work 1 60
" lir nvldson Bros, v 177, for street
cecorntlons pletdc day IS 00
ScpS5-,I M Krfliinu, w 17W, taklmt
Martin to hospital 3 23
" 22 C W tliikctK-k A Co, w 17. for
atone erosslnKs 1'13 W
" 21 J It Smith, w W, for haullnw 8 23
Oct H John H Heam, w 1S2, printing
village treasurer's report 2 60
Nov so .1 A Hull, w 1HI, goods to sick '
transient family S 00
" 22 J M Hrantmn. w for six
"mouths salary, from May 1 11. . 73 00
2rV-Pat Hilton, w 1HB, 8 days work
on road 10 X)
Jan Tom O'Hryan, w 1st, street work
tiling and grading 8 50
8 Tom O'Bryan, w 1h, fixing
froHHlnirH mirl snwnr I 4ft
23 Ham Branaman, w 1N7, work on
streets 0 00
1 Kdwards Bradford, wlHH. ma
terial furnished village to date HI 85
Apr 80 Judges and clerks of election,
w 1W, to John W Sullivan,
Nugent, Pat Illckey, Wm
Riley 10 00
" 80-Thos Sullivan, w lo, for repairs
on plow 10 00
80 Kd wards A Bradford, w 1 01. Mill
iter and matarlal for crossings. 12 85
30 D V Waters, w Hnl.tlmherand
material for cross walks 11 20
80 J M Brannan, w lll, balance
salary for marshal and expense
for transients .'. 77 25
" 80 Wm Klley, w 1M, hall for elec
tion 6 00
80 J M Barry, w 15, treasurer's
book, stationery, etc 10 00
Total paid out fJOCil 78
HRORIPTS
May 1, By lial on hand Wt 50
1, " By J J McBiide .,, 700 00
1, " By M Hie key 7"0 00
Apr 22, 07 By lines uollec-d In police
f court 40 00
Total receipts --4;I7 60
Paid out 20fiil 7H
Hal on hand May 1, ltT I IWil 72
J M Barry, being tlrxt duly sworn, deposes
and says the above, statement Is correct to
the Ix'Mt of his knowledge.
J. M. Baiiiiy, Town Treas.
Subscrtlied to liefore mo tills 14th day of
May. HUT.
T. V. Bkabnan, Notary Hubllc.
Commission expires July 16, 1010.
Lutheran Church Announcements.
Preaching Sunday morning at Sa
lem at 11 :9U o'clock, Sunday school
at 10:00.
Preachina; at Dakota Citv at 3.00
o'clock p in ; Sunday school at 9 :45 a
iu; C E at 0:30 p m
A cordial welcome to all.
MY BIST FRIINO.
Alexander Benton, who lives on Ru
ral route 1, Fort Edward, N Y, says
"Dr KiuK's New Uiscevery is my best
earthly friend. It cured me of asthma
six vear ago. It has also performed a
wonderful cure 01 incipient consumpa
tion for my son's wife. The first bot
tle ended the terrible cough, and this
accomplished, the other systems left
one by one, until she ws perfectly
well. Dr King s New Discovery a
power over coughs aud colds is simply
marvelous ." No other rumedy ever
enunled it. Fully gtiarantwed by
Leslie's drug store. b()o and
Trial bottles free.
$1
Real Estate Transfers-
K H MiieomlHT nul wife to Kinina Kte-
veim. lots 1 anil i In iiIim-k n, jianin it
uddllloii to Hon Hi Hloux Olty, wil I TS
Uurv Ii! Hrnwll tn Kllufiril WeHt. lilt 1
lii iie- Heellon iv-'W-v. wu i'"
J (' 1ukkii anil wife to Hi-IiihiI IilHtrlet
Irt anil 17. hloi-k l.tiixxlwln, wil 1W1
(Hill V II H U. i:i 11. i:i.
BUSINESS LOCALS
If any ef our subscribers desire the
address changed tn their Herald by
reason of the establishment or changes
made in the rural routes, or for any
ether reason, just drop us a ostal and
the change desired and it will be made.
A pair of shoes from 50c, 75o
to tl
while they last. D C Btinson.
Subscribe for Tun
Hkeai.u $1 per
year.
)R. C H. MAXWELL,
riiypician and Surpeon.
Calls promptly attended
DAKOTA CITY. HKBKAbliA
MMfcaflMKtW ii" I ' "WU1- iwasim
ICILLthi COUCH
AND CURE THE LUIICS
"Dr. King's
flew Oissovery
FOR C
rONSUMPTION
Pries
0UGHS and
BOo lS 1.00
Free Trial.
iOLDS
Surest and Uuickest uure tor iu
THROAT and LUNO TBOUB-
"siiss . x x
LE3, or MONEY JJAU
Wnrv LrOEUSMZ,
Proprietor of
City I3ee.t Msurket
Fresh and Bait Meats always on hand. Caeh paid for hides.
Agent for Seymour's
Laundry basket goes Tuesdays
DAKOTA CITY
r 1N ff r r fl ff
It is Delicious
B-U
COFI
23 cetvts
Blended and packed f row
Buckwctlicr's
No. 6 Front Si.
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT BUX
Wash flay
is no longer a "blue" day.
TheJ,White2Ully2jVaslierhas
done away with all its drudg
ery. They wash lilly white and
do it quickly.
A five year written guarantee
with each machine.
Call and see them.
Edwardsfc Bradford Lbr.Co
Hubbard,
GEO. TIMLIN, lanacer.
m
IHIorse IBlafvlkctQ
Harness
-j
STVRGES BROS.,
411 Pearl St., SIOUX CITY. IOWA
Do you want
to sell your
The quick,
to
put a
'She
The Rates are One insertion, per line 10 cents.
Two or more consecutive insertionss per line,
G cents each insertion. Each insertion made on
odd days, 10 cents per line.
All advertising runs in both morning and
aud evening papers without extra charge.
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Address Want-Ad Department, Omaha Bee, Omaha, Neb.
Within everybody's reach reaches everybody
READ THE HERa3
For ALrLr
White Laundry.
and comes back Saturdays
NEBRASKA.
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carefully selected coffee by v
Homer, Neb
Nebraska.
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