Dakota County Herald
Continuation of the homer Herzld.
OOR H. REAM, PVDM8BKR. ,
Subscription Trier. $1.00 Tcr Year.
A weekly newpaper published at
Dakota ( ity, Nebraska.
Permission has been granted for the
transmission of this paper through the
maile as second-class matter.
Telephone No. 43.
Republican Ticket.
TATE.
Forjudge of Supreme Court,
M. B. KF.FKF..
For Rnllrotul Omnilslonrr,
IIKNKY T. CLAIIKF., JH.
For Itrffrnt of Stale t'nlvcrslty,
GEO, COt Pf.ANt),
OIUUI E8 B. ANDKItHON,
.1CDI0IAL.
For JikIko Klirlith .Itnllelnl lHtrlct,
A. R. OVF.HON . '
COVNTT,
For County Clerk,
W. L. BOSH.
For County Treasurer,
W. J MANSINd.
For Sheriff.
J. P. ROCKWKM..
For County JutlKe,
D. 0. STINSOX.
Kordlerk of the District Court.
BARRY U. ADAIR, v
For County Superintendent. (
WILFRED K. VOS8.
For County Coroner,
B. F. SAWYERS,
For County Commissioner. 8rd District,
FRKD BLIMR.
For Jounty Assessor,
Wm. W, RF.NINGF.R.
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WOMEN AS FARMERS.
MR. AND MRS. ALEXANDER II. BAITER,
Pioneer residents of Dakota County, Nebraska, who observed the fiftieth
anniversary of their inarriage"at their home in Dakota City, last Friday
afternoon, September 20, 1907, Nearly one hundred old friends and neigh
bors assembled to help celebrate the happy occasion.
FIFTY YEARS OF MARRIED LIFE.
D fl Stinson will re a hard man for
the democrats to defeat this full for
county judge, as he has the confidence last Friday afternoon, it
of the voter of all partes, and the
chances are that the democrat will
leave that c fli ia blank they might as
well. -
The certral committees for th re
publican and democratic parties were
a ducted by the candidates last Satnr-
day. The republican committee is aa
follows: - Covington prrcmot, J J
Eimers; Dakota, Albert Ileikes; Em
erson, F 8 Kerry; Hnhhard, bam
Thorn; Summit, Anton Ltrson; Ht
John's, lfiMis Knudsen; PigeonlCreek,
E J Way; Ornadi, U J O'Connor. The
committee will meat in a few days to
elect ft chairman and secretary.
The democratic committee is follows:
t'ovington, John Jaokiua; Dakota,
Flarry Brown; Omadi.Tirn Mnrphy;
Pigeon Greek, Oeq W Thicker ; Emer
aon, Anton Willie; Summit Joe M
Twouig; Hnbbard, Dau Ilartnett. St
J din, J M EranLan. Thos Ashford,
of Homer, was seluctad aa chairman
und Oliver W Fisher as secortary.
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An event which happens in the liv s
of very few married couples was cele
brated in fitting s'yle ut the h:tne of
Mr and Mrs A II linker, of this pi ice,
being the
fitieth anniversary of thiir n.ariied
life.
The marriage of Ab'zandi r il ll.ikr
and Miss Rore llallock wuh solemn
ized September 20, 1857, in Omi.i'i,
Dakota connty, Kebt. The ceremony
was performed by Rev Wra Smith, tin
first Methodist mini-tir to 1 -cute in
this county, in the school building
which was also used fur church pur
poses, and it was immediately fdlow
ing the church service that the mar
riage ceremony was performed.
DuriDg nil thoe fifty yt-ats this
estimable couple lies r sided in Da
kota county, mingled in the best so
ciety both being prominent church
workers labored for the b st interests
of the community, and won a place in
the hearts of their frieuls and neigh
bora that time will luver efface.
A few of the iutim it.i friends f
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Items of Interest
from our Exchanges
upply of pnper we have received at one
tiniH for several rears.
TIim higl school base ball team
chalUnges any kid team in Dakota
county .
JACKSON
Kate Delaney, of South Sioux City,
visited 'over Sunday at the J li Smith
home.
The Jackson Independent Telephone
company are put'ii'g in their tele
phones in town tliix week and. it in
liop-ii will soon be in worsing order
l lie central will be at J E Uc-Uoni-gal's.
Mts J O O'Neilt, of Sioux ity, was
visiiitig friends here t hi- week and
loot; ing after her property her. She
p'ted lyr house to W J ll-illy and
family, who moved iu the lust of the
weok.
Guj Stinson and sistrr, of Dakota
Citv, visited over Sunday with Thomas
anil Maig.iret lioler.
Franeitt S twers has gone to lair
bolt, Minn, t teai-h in the Iietlil hem
academy. She writes that the likes
t very much.
Oeorge Thsoker, of Goodwin, has
old his arm to S K lirown. We hope
MrTuackei and his estini ilde family
will deeiile to remain iu the county.
Ed T Kearney of "The Dank that
this worthy couple took it upon them-1 "1 ays t.eats jou right," is having the
uuiJK uuiiuiij(5 runioii mil biiniiiauui
I Mid when c tuple ted will be us Due us
I'onoa Leader: Mrs Mikesell, of
Dakota City, is visiting with her sou,
Y F-Mikesell.
Tender Times: E J Smith, of Ho
mer, was over to i'euder
Hi returned to WalttiiU
Mloan on the latter's uuto
Wednesdav.
with T L
Sioux City Journal, !22ud: Mrs Dan
Duggan and daughter, .Catherine Dug-
gan, of Goodwin, Neb. have moved to
-iiux City and will make their home
at 1014 Summit avenue. .. .Eugene VV
ordyke, proprietor of the Metropoli
tan saloon, 705 Fourth street, hks sold
his business ti John F Lessenicb, who
will take possession October 1.
Emerson Enterprise: A P Doran
lias returned from Ids South Dakota
trip. Geo Linafoltor, who acoorupa
uied uim, bought a quarter section
near Alpena. .. .Geo II Haase left
'Tuesday morning for Omaha. tie
will transact business in Linooln and
attend the atate bankers association iu
Omaha.... Dr It E Kuhn died in
Chamberlain, S D, on Friday last and
bis funeral occurred in Lincoln, Nob,
a Wednesday. Mr Koha had beeu
iu poor health for several years. His
aight partially failed two years ago
ana recently lie had an operation per
formed for some grow ih in his stom
ach, tie was well known in Emerson
and was a tireless worker. 11 is wife
and fonr children live in Lincoln.
selves to surprise them on this occa
sion by inviting those who had knowu
them aud associated vutli thra for
years, to call duiiug the ntternoou mid
spend a few' happy bonis logetiur.
About teventy-tlve guests responded
to the summons among t lie number
being one who had attended the mar
liage ceremony fifty years l f r in
old Omadi, long since wiped off the
map of Dakota county by the treach
erous Missouri, this one being t.'urtis
li liliven of Sioux City, who te.-ided
iu this county until a Tew yeara uko.
come handsome and coBtly preseutt
were presented the bride and groom of
half a century by their friends on hia
occasion, among them being a set of
Uaviland china trimmed wuh g.'ld
band, besides some beautiful souvenir
pieces of gold and silver table ware.
llev D Marquette, oi Lincoln, a former
M E partor of this place and a pai tiuu-
Iar friend of the firmly made tho pre
sentation n a very touching address,
Out of town guests who were in at
tendance at the festivities, were: 0 U
Bliveif and wife, Thos Green and wife,
Sioux City; Mrs Jos Clements, Morn-
ingside, Iowa; Rev I) Marquette,
University place, Nebr; L ISatea, Mrs
Grace Miller, Palo Alto, Oil; Mi-is
Jennie Tennant, Gordon, Nebr; Miss
Francis ltathbun, LaO osse, Wash.
After the usual greetings aud for
malities incident to mii'h occasions
weie over with, the gie-ds sat down
to a biuntiful spread piepared. by the
two daughters of the host and hostess,
Mrs W O Eckhart and Mrs S A Ma
son. Jn departing tun guests one and
all wished them aa many more yeais
of happy married life as they had en
joyed in the past.
any city bank
Mary Barry left Thursday for Madi
son, wis, to atteiiil ai'hool l no c. ming
year.
Lost and Found.
Lost, between 9:30 p m, yesterday
and noon io-dm, a bilioua attaek, wiih
nuiihea aud sick headache. This loss
was occasioned by finding at Leslie's
drug ktore a box of Dr King's New Life L
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ju.in, Kuiiiniiit-rti vuru lor uiiiousncss,
maljfia uud jaundice. 25o.
NOTICE.
All persons owing me past due notes,
or book iircnmits of long standing,
wi'l ple'iae settle same by October 1st.
If not er t; led or paid by October 1st
notes and accounts will be turned over
to the Hubbard State bank, and the
Hank of Dakota County fir collection,
or satisfactory setlbtnent, with col
lection fie added. Notes or accounts
placed in i ilher lauk if not paid or
settted by October 31st, 1907, ejiit will
le begun nguiusl all delinquents.
D C HfFFEHNAN,
Hubbard, Neb.
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Heal',h in, the Canal Zone.
The high wages paid make ita mighty
teinptatiou to our young artisans to
j liu tiin foictt of skilled workmen need
ed to couHtiui-t ' the Panama canal.
Many ere reatrnined however by the
fear of ftver and malaria. It i the
knowing r nes thoce who have used
Elei-triu Hitterswho go there withont
this fear, well knowing they are safe
from malarious infl iences with Electric
Hitters on hand. Cnres blood poison
oo, biliousness, weakness atid all stom
ach, liver and kidney troubles. Guar
anteed at Lehlie's d'tig store. 50c.
Colorado Lands
Until further, notice I can secure
low excursion rates sdv dav of the
Nettie Kidder, who gardnateri from week to Julesbnrir. Colo, to anyone.
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oi i aineiines acaoeuiv iu ine ciacs oi wisliini: to look ovi
'07, is teaching hchool at Rockwell, In
P E Keefe left Mond. y to resume
his Btudirs at the Jefferson Medical
college, Philadelphia, Pa. He was
acn. imp mini by his si-ter. Margaret,
who expects to spend a year visiting
relitives in the east.
MisL Lamb, who has been stating'"" Colorado lands, see or write
. over Sedgwick county,
Colorado lands. Or if you desire to
cont nue your trip to Denver and Col
orado Hpiiugs, I can get you excur-t-i'u
r ites to said points for $19 50
ith 'stopover at Jjlesburg. Tickets
gooil for three months.
For further iutoimation about East-
eer of Home Whs Hare Taken
f'lnlms In Ih-Norlknnt.
In the (trent Cnnndlnn northwest,
where the erstwhile wlldernrs Is wav
ing with Ridden grain nnd towns are
sprliiKlng tip overnight, not n few wom
en fin ve gone to seek their fortunes
nlono, snys the New York Tribune. A
hnnipstend grant of 100 acres Is free
Htid any "hr-nd of n family," nmn or
woinnn. may sonire It uiain npiilicntlou
to i ne i :i iKi-i in ii government. Usually, , N
of eoure, the iippllciint Is a mnn, liui K
iK-cnsloinilly n woinnn essnys to nmke K
her fortune on the prnlrh-s without
liinsi'iilhic n 1:1.
JIh Mn rlo ! Hi-ny of 8;is!;ntcli?vnn
Is oi:e of the most fnmoiM woiiinn set;
tli'ix of tho Wo-t. She put her hist
y'lillbig Inlo a pniiile farm atid spent
K;'7'ii yeni'h hi n h.'i iiil-to-lmnd ttilIe
with forti-.i!!1, sitting on her own hlini-
er, f-u t i I n if !:"! own grnlii, handling tho
plow In t!i f u .vow mid dolus stable
duty. In PI: li her holding e?.vited tho
nilininitlo;) of a ymmg F.inrfishiiuin nnd
Miss (Jllro.v Avas Induced to hamj over
lock, stock and barrel to lihn for tho
round sum of !1.-..(:(SI. To-day Miss OII
roy Is touring Kttropc on tlie proceeds
of her original
Mrs. MctJIIvrify, who ranie to the Cu
mldlan Vrt twenty years ago with six
small children, Is another prominent
woman fanner of Saskatchewan. Hfc
gliinlng almost penniless, her 10 acres
of homestead have now grown to an
SCO-acre estate, nnd her children, are
settled around her Iu 'comfort and af
fluence. .
Salome Wcrtmnn enme with her hus
band nnd little family from Husslu nnd
soon she, too, wns n wldoA-. She still
kept on "trying to earn bread," ns she
f.vs, nud sixteen years after her abso
lutely penniless start she stands us one
of the successful land owners of Sas
kntehewnn. Mrs. Ferris is known ns the "woin
nn farmer" of the I'ortnge plains. Left
with n family of young children, she
. has mnniiged her farm most success
fully since the death of her husband.
She comes from Belfast, Ireland, and
when she arrived In Western Canada
with her husband thirty-two years ago
they had no capital at nil. She now
lias nn estnte of 7(50 acres and her two
sons are settled near at hand, ench the
owner of a section nnd a half of land
about 500 acres.
Mrs. Grant has n -.beautiful farm ot
the banks of the Canadian Klllarne.i
In Southern Manitoba. Three year:
ago she went there from Scotland wit!
her son, a young inau Just out of col
lege, nud her daughter. A year ago
Just as they were preparing for sprlm
seeding, the . son was stricken dowi
with appendicitis, nnd In twenty-fou
hours was dead. Filled with hatred fo
the place, she decided to leave it, bu
tthe morning after her daughfer cullc '
to her, "Mother, come here quick!" Sin.
looked nnd saw that inen, tenros am
plows quietly nnd without a word o
explanation were beginning work on tlv
farm. The neighbors had decided b
put in the season's crop for the two be
reaved women. They actually plowed,
harrowed, seeded nnd reaped the entire
crop. After thnt Mrs. Grant talked no
more of going "home." Her farm by
the shores of the Canadian Killarney
was homo to her.
' Many women teachers, too, nre found
on the Canadian prairies, but they
never remuin long In the schools
thougft they do not leave the prairies
...
1 We Have some Barg6ins in
ehcr TEAM BJETS
They are old style The price is also old style
which is low
$5.0 pair
while they last
STVRGES BROS
4l Pearl St., SIOUX CITY. tOWA
Wm LOR.ENZ,
Proprietor of
Fresh and Salt Meats always on hand. Cath paid for hides.
Ag-nt loi Seymour's White Laundry.
Laundry basket goes Tuesdays and comes back Saturdays
NEBRASKA
r n rrBWl&' i
at the uomn of Tbos nuiiivau, whs
called to Sioux City Monday on ac
count of tho illuess of her mice.. 1
It. rt Smith lost a horse Tuesday
i ight by haniting i'self.
Mrs O P Garvey aud little daughter,
o' llartiugton, Neb, arrived Monday
to spend .a f uw weeks with her folks
here .
The annual conference"! the priets
of this diorese was held lure Wednes
day, a number of priests bi ing present.
A S Foler, one of the old and re-
w T Baktlett,
Jacksor.
A Humane Appeal
A humane citizen ' f IticLmond.Iod,
Mr U D Williams, 1U7 West Main St,
says: "I appeal to all persois with
weak lungs to take Dr King's New
Discovery he only remedy that has
helped me and fully comes up to the
proprietor's reconm endation.MJt saves
more lives than all other threat aud
lung remediea put together. Used ns a
cough aud cold cure the vorld over
Cures asthma, bnuehitis.cronp, u hoop
A Man ot Mjrilerr.
There Is nn unforgetable story of a
gallant deed In a recent volume, "Sir
Thomas Lawrence's Letter Bag." ,
There was a supreme moment durln;
the Battle of Waterloo when the Duk
of Wellington was left absolutely aloni
every nlde-de-camp having gone Jil
way, ench with his message. At thl
moment a strnnger rode up to the duke '
"Cun 1 be of any use, sir?" he asked.
The duke looked at him nn Instant,
then unhesitatingly answered:
"Yes, take this pencil note to thi
commanding oflieer," pointing to a regl
ment in the thick of the battle.
The stranger took the note and gal
loped away with it. lie delivered It,
WTiI1cMRBR
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1907-StPTEHBER-907
3UN.MONJTUE5.WED.TmJK FR1.I5AT.
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SUN.M0N.TUE3.WtP.THUgs FRI . 1 5AT.
ESPECIALLY "I 9 X A R
THESE rOOR 1 CJfgfi)
TUC-SDAY NIGHT. OCT. 1.
Grand rie.r.trical Pjrd-
WtDNEJDAY NIGHT, OCT. 2.
L&dies Float- Parade-
THURSDAY AfTISHOON, OCT. 3.
Coronation and Grand Ball
FRIDAY NIGHT , OCT. 4.
AK-5AR-BEN CARIUVAL DAYS
soi-oted residents of this county, died iuK cogh, quinsy, hoarseneas, aud but what hM' ,,lui no man
a nit uome near v i-ta, eepiemoer is,
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School Notes.
Mra Fettit and her sister, Misa Davis,
visited the first primary room last
Friday.
The second and third grades had
their first lesson in water colors Tues
day. They took a much enjoyed tirld
trip Friday afteroo n with thtir,
teacher.
Marie Ross and Eva Graham have
been absent the first of the week on
account of sickness ,
Harry Dirking bore evedience for a
few days of liaviug tried to prove his
ability to play base ball
Mitia Davia visited Miss Itobe'ts
room Friday evening
Genevieve Stanard visited tho "high
school Monday foreuoou.
llichard Baugous has quit school,
having decided to take a course of
btfiLe a instruction
III health has caused Tlmer Broy
lull to give up his studies in the
eighth grade,
The new tiuoupa and wire holders at
the pump ar appreciated very much
by tue scholars
Mr ratchen has shown hisingenuity
by making a set of pulleys for pbjaics
experiments from some window pul
leys that have lain for several years iu
a dark corner or tue basement. 1 ul
leys obtained from a supply house that
11 ft m. Preaohing re equally aa useful are Hated at from
12 m Class Meeting t8 to $10. The money to be spent for
7:00 p m. Epworth League
:00p m...... Preaohing
TUCugOAl
Soath Sioux City Record: Mrs Ed
Hividge and little daughter re turned
laeaday to their home at Summit, S
D, after a two week's visit here with
rdatives....Mr M B Nichols and
daughter, Mabel, moved over Thurs
day from Sioux City to spend the
-winter iu the home of former's son, L O
.Nichols.... Mrs Uartig, nee Lydi
k r t i . , . .
vrngni, was among tue bioux City
oallera on this aide Moudav. air ant
Mra Uartig expect to soon make their
home in New lork City. ...The new
home of Mrs R A Teter ia uearing
completion and Dy the last of the
auonth Mrs Tcter will again be a resi
dent of South bioux City and her
many friends will bo very glad to wel-
comr her home.... Mrs Etta Kloxter
enjoyed a, visit the latter part ot laat
week from a niece, Mra Fliut, of
Iirooklyn, Y . Airs Fliut, whose
husbaud is a Methodist Episcopal cler
gyman in Brooklyn, was formeily Mms
Clara Yetter, of Morniugside. . . . Mr
nud Mra 0 E Yates departed Tu.adav
for Sheldon, Iu, where they expect to
make their future home. They have
lived in South Sioux City about eight
years and leave a w ide circle of trieuds
who wish them hapmuesa in their Lew
home.
1007, after a lingering illutss. The
deceased leaves a wife and sevei-.il
children. The funeral was lit Id Fri
day, internment bring iu the Pouca
cemetery.
The mission that -was conducted by
the Jesuit Fathers here closed Monday.
It was very successful and well at-
teuded. The snrnions we e the finest
hat were "ever heard here. Sunday
evening the church was filled to the
ntuiOHt, when the Papal blessing was
given by one of tlns athers, who also
gave an excellent sermon
Real Estate Transfers
AiiKiist Moeller to Alfred Clmlllle, east
id ri el oi went ISA reel or lots 14 and IA
mill emit Ml feet went lift feet of lot
lu block HO, Dakota City, wU Anno
Andrew K Juvkaon and wife to W K
ilita-lke, e'i ni-S section l-?7-, wd . . . lum
,1 A Foyeaud wife to I.llllo A Adania,
lot Sin mock It), deiitral Aildltlon to
Mouth HlouxOlty, wd 100
Lucy K Rurnhaiiiand Win II Hall ami
to rnira I'liinaiii, lorn . in, 11 anil 13
In liliM-k, H OriKlunl IM11U of Hiailh
Slou. I'lty, wd Iim
Mamie lan, I.lblile A Koiliei nnd John
lain to II K anil I M Jewell, 114 nwL
m,l4 k4 nil avlt aee tH; nf( Keo '
!fTi lol l In eo s- and lot 1 ami 1 In
nee In ST7-U, wd liT'Hl
Munile a,n to I M nnd II K Jewell.
hiiuln 1 in-re of east 10 m-r' of He' 4
lie4 woUi li-,H-U'7-U, wd m
W H Darker and wife to MlleaT Pierce
ne?4 nel4 m" 4 we SM-au-0. wd
First M E Church Hours of Service
8UKDAT
10 ft ni Sundav School
6 :00 pm Prayer Meeting
jr.LiiF.u r, HUAreu, t'astor.
rbone u umber
pulleys will now be used to buy other
apparatus.
The supplies for penmanship, draw
ing and water color work was received
Wedueadsy. The shipment weighed
phthisic, utops hemorrhages of the lungs
and bauds them up. Guaranteed at
Leslie' drug store. .0o and $100.
Triil dottle freo.
Klrat Pudllcatlon Kept 0 4w
NOTICK OF INCUUPOUATION Of TUr DANK
OK DAKOTA CITV. OF DAKOTA
CITY, NKHHA8K A.
Ut. The name of the corporation Is the
Hank of Dakota I'lty.
2:id. The principal place of trniiMm'ttnit
Hk dualncK oliall Im Hitkolr (Hty, Neliraxkn.
Hi-il. The m-ne nil nature of the bUHlueaa to
Ih transacted In commercial bnukliiK.
till. The amount of capltol stot-k author
l.ed In t.n.iMuio, to ! paid by a tranafer of
the capital atocknf the Hank of Dakota City,
11 private tinnk, to I lie Hunk of lmltota'lty,
iecorporiited ; said utock to be trniiHferred
ft tho time of coinniunoemtjiit of bunlneitu
jy the Hank of liakotu t'lty. lneorpornteil.
nth. The lime of commencement nnd ter
mination of the alMive uameil eorporallou
Hhall be K-toiler I, 1W7, and July 1, ll7, re
apeetlvely. llh. The hlRhOHt amount of Indebted iiciih
or liability, except (tepoalta, to which the
corporation IhbI any time to subject Itaelf
la twii-thlrds of the amount of Us capital
utock,
7th. The nrTalrx of the corporation nre to
ho I'oniliictiMl by tho t'realdent, Vice-President
and ('ashler.
M. O. A TRIM,
llAKSY II. APAIH,
Incorporators.
Klist I'll 1)1 lent Ion Kept HO 8w.
NO I ICE.
Notice of the Hearing of the Petition
for the Appointment of Aeimmistrstor
de bonis non, with th Wnl Annexed,
Under the Will of William Stewart,
Dccessed-
To nil persons Interested In the estate of
William Stewart, ileceavil :
VI1c1v114, there Is on II le In the ottlce of
the County Court of Dakota county, an
luxti-unient piirportlnu to is- the last will
anil testament of I In-late W illiam St. wart,
of Mi i-ci-r county , I'eniisy vanla. ilccca-cil.
and whereas, Kols-rt A. Mcwart. who was
iiained eecutor In said will, has reslKiied as
executor, ami for reasons of such restmia-
tlon of executor of salil will Mary K (illmail
11111I Kva It. tillletle have II led thlr petition
and herein pray to have Daniel T. tillinan
named aduihilslrator with the will annexed
In -Hid will;
1 have therefore appointed Saturday, the
1-Jth day oMH-tober. Itl7. at tloVhs-k III lh
foreniHHi, at the county court I'imhii In said
county, as the time nud place for hcaiiutr
said oetlilon, ul which time you and all
concerned may appear nud contest the peti
tion of Mild npiHiiiituient.
It Is further ordered that said petition
If Ives notice loall persons Interested In said
estate of the pendency of tills petition, nnd
. 4 11 ii j . . 1 . the time ami place set lor heurlua 01 same
paitmentof the following schedule for j i,y chusIhk u copy of this order to l pui-
liOX rents, which goea into eff.Ct Oo- Hahed In the Dakota Doiintv Herald. a news.
. , . , ,,, . . i-ii paper printed nud published Int-ald county,
tuber 1, IVMJ7, ihla IS olUoiul and for lime weeks successively previous to
must be adhered to. y set for the heartnic.
,, , . . Wi t,,ess whereof, I have hereunto set
Hall lioxes, per quarter 1 .0 my bnnd nnd otllclul seal this IwlhUay of
Lock iHixes, medium, per riuarter. .35o KepteiniMr. itr 7. ....
five hundred pouLds and is tho largest ! Lock box- a, extra large, per quarter COo ' S(U. iHaiuty Judge.
knows. 1
Tho iliiUr. nHvnva doclnred that to be
one of the most gallant deeds that had
ever come under his notice. It was
done without prospect of acknowledge-
. ., 1 !.!.... ,wl St
ment or rewitru, uuu ucauti uucuuw
Us accomplishment.
It is Delicious
line
O J niiit M Antrim to M H .lordau, part
01 11C4 sw-4 see 11-1 -a, wu
Kred Wallway and wife to 1 11 Ijiren.
west M) feet of lot ft. In block 3. Kiulth's
aildltlon to Homer, wd
.'is
The Touch That Heals
ia the touch ot Bui-Jilen'a Arnica Salve.
It's the happ est combination of Arnica
dowers aud healing balsae a ever in
pounded. No matter how old the sore
or ulcer is, this salve will cure it. For
l.nriia, scalds, cuts, wonuds or piles, it's
an absolute euro. Guaranteed by
Leslie, diuggiat. 25c.
Poatoftice Box Kent Raised.
Postmaster John II Ream has re
ceived notice from the poatoflice de-
old Time Flosarlnaca
An act of the time of Queen Eliza
beth ordained that vagrants were to be
"stripped from the middle upward and
whipped till the body Is bloody." Four
pence each was the recognized charge
made by the "whlpiuan" for every male
and female vagrant who passed through
his hands, but 011 speciul occasions this
sum was exceeded. Says the constable's
account of Great Staughton, Hunting
donshire: "May, 10!)f. I'ald In chiirges
taklngNttp a distracted woman, watch
ing her and whipping her next day, 8
shillings li pence." After whipping peo
ple according to the statute tho author
ities sometimes gave them a letter rec
ommending constables und others "to
be as charitable as the law permits."
. ..; itiintt'a Kye.
It will probably be news to most pim
ple to hf;ir that rudimentary truces
of a third eye exist among all vert
lirates, iui-luillug ami). Iu the human
race the thisd eye forms part of the
pineal gl.uid. a small mass ulmuc the
sii'.e of it piM in almost t!)i very center
of the brain. I'osallily, therefore, there
was mure ir'ltial truth In the well
known expre.-sl.ni, "the mind's eye."
than Us originator dreamed of.
en
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COFFE
M.U.cs 1 1 1 lit Wblle.
".liuuiiy's got a Kivut sclieine to get
out o' si-It ul on nice days."
"How tloes he work ItV"
"lie g ns nut an' waslK'N his fa-v
tin fache:' f!iii:!;M '.;.' HI an' semis
home." Philadelphia Inquirer.'
r.!i
In the rarl.ir.
His wortls of luve di'lixlit her,
She'a siu h a lovely lass.
He niak;'s her life much ti i.htr r
Ity turning doMii t lie 'gas.
Philadelphia 1'resH.
Fathers' who think they have the
brightest child In the world should
keep the thought to themselves. 1
25 cents per Pound
Blende! and packed from carefully selected coffee by
Harris Kilboxxrrae.
No. 6 Front St. Homer, Neb
ft
What is Your Farm Worth?
Do you know it would be worth a great deal more if you
had it fully fenced with American fence? Kvery dollar put
into this kind of improvement comes back double to i you.
Think it over. All progressive farmers are fencing all their
farm hog tight. They find it pays. It will pay you. Let
us tell you what it will cost you lor the wire and the posts.
We have both. Call and see them.
Edwards& Bradford Lbf. Co S
Hubbard,
Nebraska.
iihO. TIMLIN, biiaeer.