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A Cough Medicme Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Is a lucular couch medicine, a ifj;ror.e medicine, a doctor's ; medicine. Good for easy ; coughs, hard coughs, desper- t cte couffhs. If vour doctor i endorses it for your case, take 2- If not. don't take it. Never go contrary to his advice A 1 niers W publish our formula Wa bmlih aleohol y from our madtolnatl Wo urn yo o oonault your doctor Dakota County Herald JCWH H. EfUM, PUBLISHER. Subscription Trice. $1.00 Ter Year. 1h dose of Aycr's Pills is small, only f.i'.c st bedtime. As a rule, laxative doses ,-!!-. better tnn cathartic doses. For con stipation, triiiousness, dyspepsia, sick-,:.'.(chc.-, they cannot be excelled, v.ntr doctor about this. :.-1;! c i-.v il J. C. A-cr Co., Lowoll, . I) jt- Hi ft"'. I II! k'' 1 U I Go Somewhere Winter Tourist Pates. Winter Toitri-it excursion rates to Florida, to the Gulf country, nud t'J Southwestern and Cuban resort Homeseekers'Excursions Cheap rate excursions the fi rut and third Tuesdays of December to Knii h'ih, ( ) klii h iniii , tliu CJulf country Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Dig Hoin JUsin, Montana and tho Virthwest Ask your nearest, airont or write the undersigned. Big Horn Basin and Billings District We help you buy land. Ferr-oually conducted laud seekers ex'MirHions in charge of Mr D Clem Denver are run on the Urst and third Tnes days in Di ceiiber to the Kinkaid free land district in northwest No braxka, to the Dig lloru Basin, and to Yellowstone Valley near Billings Montana. Put your money in land and lot us help you find locations ut the early and ground floor prices you can homstoaduuder the Govern rneut ditch, or take up land under the Carsy act at 50 cents per aoro plus the cost oi water, There is no .-section of tho West with a more active and certain irrigation devel optnent than the Big Horn Basin Write D Clem Daaver, General .Agent Lsrdseekors Information liu rean, Omaha. No chargo for bis services. CAUL OR WRITE FOR DETAILS. A J Karraker, - Ticket Agent DA V.OTA Cl'fr, NEB, L. W. Wakklky, OTA, Oniaba, Neb M mm wmw mmmm wummw t yx m- m I . b n r ni rill i.ij.i rill m SPECIAL OFFER: SUSft W kalM How Solium, A trial Will make you our parnutueut cuilomer. Prtre Collection M?vi''iV' irrm WTiiaaairr, lata, la kltMlai lalaaa, 11 tb flneat t Varalp, f apiend.il : .!, a twat tuU. Ueelarta.aa-arii klb.-Yiitlr.UeUlU. HliaMflUf-a 1 ruiaHD, Write to-day t Mention thin Paper. A weekly newspaper published at Dakota Citv. Nebraska. Permission has been eranica lor tne transmission of tbis paper through the mails as second-class matter. Telephone No. 4H. . avavj. .VaVaV aTar 'a; V WUTJrl TJTWTi tvtt-, --,"., - ii 1 uems ox iniere5i 1IOIII UUI tAUI lailg, J Waltliill Times: Mrs Dr Ream vis ited ut Lyons last Sunday. Sersreant Ulnff items in fcloan, Io, Star: Nels KrotlKb. Of Bouttl BloUX City, sjient Tursday here. Commissioners' Proceedings. Dakota City, Nebr, Deo 2i, '07. Board of county commissioners met ptironnnt to adiotirnnienl. Tresent, Thomas C liaird. chairman ; jvi mor gan and John Sior'i, and W L Boss, county clerk. The following b.mds were approved : W J Manninp;, county tressnrer; Har ry 11 Adair, cierK oi me uisinci court j Andrew 11 Anderson, road overseer district No 8; Johr. C Smith, road overseer district No 16: First National bank of Emerson, for county deposito- C; The following resolution was passed quite sick. 1 1, tho l.nnnl' Tim matter of the V.n r Hubbard Xmas day and went ont to eat turkey with his son-in-law, Bert Francisco. Bensie Cnllen, of Jackson, ate din ner at the parental home Xmas day. Tho children of Carl Frederickson are qriite sick at this writing, but we hope they will be ont soon . Eugene Nordyke was in town Wed nesday. Lionis Mcgenson and family ofcu X- mas dinner with Carl Anderson nnd family . , The little babe of Bert Cobleigh is by the board: The matter of the mandamus action under ttie,priuiary lsw against the county clerk being a matter of rmhlio importance and in terest, and nover having been decided by our supreme court, the county at torney is hereby authorized and in structed to anneal the matter to the supreme conrt. The board of county commissioners find that Catherine McDonald has Win Evans and fpmily ate Xmas dinner at the Iteuze home. Huudav school every finnday nt 10 ",(), church at 11:30, iu Hubbard Everybody invited. Wm Duggan and John Htffornan came down from Houtii .Dakota to spend the winter. " Olad to Fee the boys back. Mabel McGee is home for vacation Uaiiy "ranc.i iten a in - - - au.Daaoii ,lttvint, i,P(, from the convent at Jackson. MiHS Martha Bciiram is visu- J" " '"""'j ... Times ing with relatives in since last Thursday. Dakota county, SEND 10 CENTS koenrar porUf ul pack log and raoolv this Tlaafi1 mn4 Plant Book. US Oil I H.W, I laatraottTa. lieautiral tolia aU aboui tba Itoat aila, oJ bla, ri.ota.alo. I H. W. Bucktee, w wB8aMKgilL I Hloan. lo. Star: Dr Oliver Fisher was in BlotlX tJliy to nave wuraiun models made for bis newly patented mail catcher and deliverer. He ex pects soon to give his device a practic al test on some railroad, pronauiy in Sloun. The device bears all the eur marks of being a success. Emerson Enterprise: The tie bo tweeu Wm Sweeney and Oeo II Uaase for township treasurer was recently lecided by lot, Mr Sweeney winning. M McEntuffer left Thursday for Butler. Indiana, his boyhood home. Ho hud not been back for 24 years. Ho expects to remain untii after New Years when Mrs McEutaffer will ac company hiui home. rotiea Journal : W J Armour wns at Dakota City Monday. ...Dr Leonard Duvore was up from South Sioux City yesterday and tody . . . . Davo Qriflith, of cear Homer, came up to Poncu yes- terdiiv eveniuu for a few days viit. Sam Lopp, of South tjioux City, was in town a few days the latter part oi last woek .... John V Pearson went to Dakota Citv Monday to attend conrt there in cusos iu which he, is interested II W mid I W Fisher of Dakota count r spent Tuesday and Wednct dav at tho J W Armour home in tins city. W an sit Gazette : Our citizens were surprised last Friday morning to learn that Mr E A Leahy, proprietor of the Palace Pharmacy, had left the evening previous for parts unknown. The store was kept open on Friday by Lar ry Oillilan. but not knowing what ra'itrht turn up be "jumped bis job' and the store was closed from Satur day until Wednesday of this week when word was reoeiveel from the Wchurds and Bruce Drug companies that Mr Leahy had beeu located at Burke, South Dakota, and given bill of sale to them and that Dr Genung be placed in charire of the store at present. Winnebago Chieftain: M S Mans field and wife spent Monday night in Sioux City... .Arthur Ohtnit vinted his grandparents at South Sioux City over Sunday.... Irwin, Olimit has rented the room south of the Chieftaiu oili ie and hu will lit it up for a barber shop. Henceforth soft Hits will not be scratched by scrubby mustaches. ... . Willoy-Bloom Mariied, at Seat tle, WiikIi, Leo (J illey, second son of tho editor of this paper, (II T Wil- lev). and Miss Anna M Bloom. The young louple will be at home at Ever ett. Wash, after Jan 1, l'JUH. It is our wish that many little ilowers may bloom to cheer their way as they stumble over life s rugged mountains assessed in the villuge of Jackson. The county treasurer is therefore an- thoiized to refund $9 init of the vil lage fnnd, and the county clerk is hereby authorizod to draw a refunding order on the village of Jackson, in favor of Catherine McDonald. Claims allowed : - (ifnkhai, rrsn Orntit Castor, eoiiKtnhU! at primary; leetlon t K It Mir (to, nidse 8 tfl Wm Plerimin, snliiry deputy sheriff. .. 4(1 Of) II () llunicn, sheriffs salary t'l M Homer Hardware Co, mil so... "T 14 John ThBoker, fn ltrht i OT Itosiiune iMinciin, i-aro of Tom Kurley tfi I)oceiul.er.L'l iW 00 K I. Kosh, ciin' of county pmipers nnil lnbor on Krannry IO C) kiiau rrs i) S V Koye, road Work 8 0" J W l)rr, Mime IS W) Felix ChHppelle, mm'' IS 00 I) (Irlflltli. mime 15 W .1 W Hiitten, same On Jolm Thm-kcr, same 'M 0" V I I'll vis. Mime ' f'fl Kiuirtttnnii Ufiim, r' Tho following claims were audited; llltMlOK'Kl.Nn. Ki-huett (,'o, lunilM-r V H A Coinlts Roliert Illume 1 1 1 1 h r t Ijiiselirliik Chas I.nliiiliii fi":l :) 41) 80 2 00 8 (HI n o K J Ollfton 8 00 Huns Nelsen 1 GO John (J Smith 'U 00 Allowed on road district fund: Theodore Peters, rnnd cllstr No 15 fltt 00 (leo () Warner, ' ' ' 1 14 50 T V (irlhlile, ' ' ' 1 211)6 Sides Brothers, ' P.) 108 CO F W Reerinun. ' ' 2. ... 10 00 Johh Thackor, ' ' '5 10 SO KHClirnell, ' ' 2 7 00 Board adjourned to moot December 28, 1907. W L Rosb, Clerk. Holiday Gift Headquarters Watch Gifts-Diamond Gifts-Jewelry Gifts-Silverware Gifts-Cut Glass Gifts rUR FRIENDS of the middle west are again invited to see the magnificent assort- roMlxr, HOLIDAY SHASON. Our assortment embraces the very choicest things in DIAMONDS tajpjpjppjBjojgBjgpBjpjBSBASiBIHHVaCll Rest' :)R. C H. MAXWELL, Vliypician and Surgeon. Calls promptly attended DICOTa. C1TI, NKPBABEA W. C. EcltKcxrt Scientific Refractionist. ii''' Spectacles hud Eyeglasses Accurately Fitted. Oot 4'iltation and Examination Free. Oilice at residence. ft" 1TA C11V, NKBltAKRA ndigestion Stomach troulila li but a symptom of. and no in luell a truo lUtinm. think ol t)yp-pala. Hooriburn, ana IniliKHStloii nt rt-ul 1i,-m-. y. thtt rn.ru kyuiiitoiiu only oi corUtiu apuclna Kervu nickiiuiui nothlni vm. It wiw tlii Uui Unit tirm wirrertly 11 Pr. Rhnon In lh envtlun of lliut now very populur t-toiiuii-ii Kt'inwly Pr. HhiHiii't huBUirutl vh. (iolnif ilirra to Dm mmim h m-rv. ulonti bmairlit thut iui'c and lavor U) I'r. hlionpuml lil lK-Kirntiv. Willi. out thut oriifinal and highly viutl irlnclplt, no uch kikllnVKVi'iiiiiphahiiii iita wenxivtir to b hud, ir Moiiinch dlalreiu, hliaitlnii. IiUIoiimuk. Iul fcriuth inl hhIIiiw hiiiiiIfIiu, try Pr. Mioop'i ltttomtiva Tuhli ta or Llnuid anil sue lor yourw K what It run a nil will do. fully rucouuutiud Wo acll aud tUomw .Dr. SSioop's Restorative South Sioux City Record: N T HoukIi'ou, of Mapletnu, Iowa, speut a couplu of days with his sister, Mrs M B Slocum this week. . . .Mrs L D Bal don and Mrs' Watson, of Plain view, Nebraska, were guests of Mr and Mrs II L Smith Tuosday night .... Mrs W E Shuue left Tuesday for Hot Springs, South Dakota, to joiu Mr Shaue who is at the Sanitarium at that place 11 A McCormick and family left for Wyjot, Nebraska, Wednesday mom ioir, where they will make their homo in thef uture. . . .Gilbert Mitchell ome home from tho Puuama Canal Satur day nii?ht for u visit with his parents, Mr and Mrs W 11 Mitchell. . . Miss Lou B Dow of Pierre, South Dakota, extn'cts to spend her Christias holi day vacation with friends lfTre and in Sioux Cat y. . . . air ami Mrs unas tsuter have Dovod from Eminee, North Da Kotn. oud re oouupyiug the McCor mick house, which they recently pur chased ...MrandMrs EL Wilbur I'ttve a six o'clock dinner Monday, iu honor of tho Misses Lulie aud l.Ua, and Frank Diuta, who are vwitiug rerativi-s at this place.... Mrs Cler trude Cook, daughter of 11 L Smith, of Oahkosh. Wisconsin, retnrned to ier home Tuosday after a week s visit iert aud ; t Homer, with relatives. . . . V C Parker and wife, of Smithland, lows, visited Monday with W 1' l'ar ker, lie is a nephew of WF Parker and stopped oyer a day while on their wedding tup. . . ..uelviii M UlarK, who wns shot iu Sioux City, Saturday uight, December C, has sufneieutly re covered to leave tho hospital, lie was brought home Thursday... .Mrs Cath arine Phillips aud daughter, Lucretia, loft Tuosday oveuiug for Sioux county t .snend the winter ou a ranch with Edgar and Fred who preceded some time ago.... Mrs A II Mitchell, who has been in Pennsylvania for several months, and whose daughter has just recovered from an attack of typhoid fever, is now herself oonnnrod iu a hospital with the same disease. . For Sale A Klnkead Homestead Re linquishment . A 610-aore Kinkead homestead re linquishment in Deuel county, Nebras ka, 500 acres good p.ow land, good soil, cuts plenty Vf hay. 'Pri-e, fl, 750 00. Deeded land in that locality sells for $10.00 to $12.00 per acre. Or would c . nailer an exchange for residence property, livery outttt, livo stock, cr some small business of equiv alent value. This is an exeeUeut op portunity for acquiring a 640-aere homestead. See W T Babtlkit 1 JaCkoou, Kibr. Two Former Dakota County dents Pass Away. Tho following from the Pasadena, Cul, Star of December 14th, refers to liev Brodfuhrer, who filled the Luth eran pulpit here for four years during the 70s: "The Bev John Q Brodfuhrer, D D, of No 100 JNoith VTiThou avenue, a re tired Lutheran minister, died yoster day (December 13, 1907) aged seventy three years, fur months and five days, The Bev Mr Brodfuhrer was formerly of Chicago, where he was professor of languages .in tho German .Lutheran seminary, ,He came to Pasadena about eighteen months ago but has had no regular charge here, although hu has filled vacancies both in Pasa dena aud Los Angeles. The dosd minister had had charges in New York, Illinois, Kansas, South Carolina nnd Nebraska, lie is sur vived by his wife. The tuueral will be held from the establishment of Beyuolds & Van Nuys tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. The Bev Herbert J Weaver of Los Angeles will have churrre o' the services and butial will be in Mouutulu View cemetery." Indiana, Pa, Gazette: After a brief illness, Mrs Rebecca Smith, wife of Michael Smith, of East Philadelphia street, died Saturday oveniug ut 8 o'clock. She was aged 84 years Death was due to acute bronchitis, This was Mrs Smith's first serious ill ness. The deceased was born iu Blair county and was the daughter of the lute Henry and Sarah Heylmun She was a member of the Lutheran Chapel at Coral. Mr and Mrs Smith moved to Indiana about two yenrs ago, nnd have since lived in tho Coleman prop erty on Lust Philtidolrhia street Mrs Smith is snrvivod by her husband. who is in his ninetyflrst year, and 11 children as follows: Anna M Kutikle, Coral ; Sarah Eokman, Apollo; G W Smith, Piteairn; II H Smith, Armagh; D W Smith, Blackliek; M L SmiMi, Winnebago, Neb; Mrs Jennie Bracken, Mnrrayaville; Mrs Blanchp Wakefield MeKeesport; E E Smith of the "Times" ; Mrs Liu-lla Shepherd, Saiit Rosa, Cal, and Mrs Jettie Sawyer, of llubliard, Neb. She is also survived by two sisters, Mrs Sarah Youn, of Philadelphia, and Mrs llettie Tuvlor, of W llkinsluirg, aud 1.10 grand and grra' grandchildren. Mr and Mrs Smith had been munied CI years. Funeral services wore hold Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock. luteriueut was made ut Coral. The Sunday school had a Christmas tree Tuesday evenitg, and a large crowd was in attendance. All said it was the best ever had in Hubbard There were lots of presents for all bolh old and young. Great praise is given MrsThompson, the superintend' ent, also the other ladies of the Sun day school. Old Santa was there with his bells. Rev Oarlock of So Soo opened the exercises with prayer, fol lowed by a song by the school. Thi members of the Sunday scbool wish to thank one and all for their kind ness and also the school board for the use of tho schooluouse. , - JACKSON. Miss Mary llarty principal of the Walthill school and Gertrude Harty who-teaches at Westlield. Iowa, have returned home for the holidays The students are all home for the holidays, and roanj social evenings are enjoyed by the younger set this week, at their different homes. Invitations a'e out for a leap year party in Riley's nail, Jan 3 '08, given under the auspices of the li A. William Kennelly is working in the Finuell blacksmith shop. Masses in the Catholic church here Christmas day were celebrated at 8:30 and 10:80 a m with special music by the regular choir. Ths basket social that was held in the timber school Deo 21st was well attended and $19 was taken in. A dramatio entertainment will be given in St Patrick's hall Jan, ? '08. All are invited. Matt Hogan arrived home from Bartlett, Iowa, Tuesday to spend Xmas. John Murray who has been at Liv ingston, Montana, the past two years, came home to spend Christmas with his folks. Pat Hickey is working in the res taurant aud pool hall of Dan Holland at Ponca. Lizzie Teller who has been out at Rapid City, S D, the past year return ed home Saturduy evening. Mrs Thos Moran, of Wayne, visited over Monday mgnt at me uieui home. Frank Davey lost a mure and a colt Tuesday . morning, . they being killed by the Newcastle train. Victor McOonigal, who has been teaching school near Ilartiugton, came home for the holiday vacation. Mr tind Mrs Frank Davey speut Sunday in Emerson, Nebr. James Jones, from the Creighton Dental college, Omaha, is home for the hoi. days. St Catharine's Academy closed last Friday for Christmas vacation with a nice program of recitations, Christmas music, and exorcises was presented after which the students left for their homes for a two weeks vacation. Friends here of Frank nunt, a Chi cago hotel man, but formerly presi dent of the Mondamin hotel company, Sioux City, have received a nice souv enir ol a miniatnre umbrella, tho han dle of which when pulled from the cover it is found to be a pen holder. Mr and Mrs -Kearney entertained Mr and Mrs A C Carroll and family for dinner Chnstraas day. Dr N J Maun of Tekaiaah, ate Christmas dinner with his sister, Mrs M Boler. , Alice Kennelly of .Sioux City spent Christmas with her folks in this place. Do nlit forget the dance in tho Opera house Dec. 2T 07. llewins orchestra will fnruish the music. Born, to Mr and Mrs Chas Hansen Deo 23, '07 a sou. John J Ryau bad a load of hogs ou tho murkel Tuesday. l i I I I i I i THE 8IOVX CITY JEWELERS WatcKss, RIntia, Jaw airy, Ilravcaleta, Wtvlat Sts, Ie,mpa, Cloolca. Novelties. SIIvarwk.ra, Cavnos H Oleosa. Vhm Back. 14-K, IS-K a ai Optra GIaaeaa,Lfea.4Rar Goods for Gatitlarasn nnd Letdlss. Silver end Vmbrellsis, Hawkes nnd LIbby Cut ,nd 22-K Rings, Rogers Bros. Knives svnd rorka, Wck.tarmtvn'a Fountain Pent. Our New Catalogue, Larger Than Ever, is Now Ready and will be Forwarded Upon Application. Our Mail Order Dep't. will Ji?ill Orders tho Day of Their Arrival We invite you to make our store your headquarters whether you buy or not. Everything engraved freeoi charge. All goods are sent express or mail prepaid. SftS HT !hX the Will H, Beok. Co. Thirty Years Reliable Jewelers Mm I I i I T MODEL B cjuo riu im mm 'or a Midkiff, who have been attending Wayne college, came home to spend the holidavs. Sadie Holsworth and sister Mamie, were visiting in South Sioux City and Sioux City frjtu Saturday until Tues day. Jimruie Allaway came from riiru- rose, tins state Tuesday, to spend Christmas with his parents, Jumes Allaway and wife. Mrs Rue Altemus nee Eva Allaway wns a passenger in from the north Tuesday to spend Christmas under the parental roof. Earl Rasdal, Willie Bristol, Helen Bolster, Mary and Margaret Ashford, Johnnie Ashford and Bernard ner mann are home from their respective schools for the holidays. Mr and Mrs Marven Armour went to Newcastle Tuesday to spend Christ mas and attend a wedding. City with NACORA. Airs Harrington left for Sioux Saturday afternoon for a visit relatives.' ' Robert ReeJ, II Z-istrow Mrs Sim mons and son, Frank, and Nellie Ilee ney were passengers to Emerson Saturday. Beatrice McOeo who has been visit- iug her sister Mrs. Lester for the pust week, left Saturday afternoon for her home in Sioux .City. J P Bannan, of Emerson, was here calling on friends between trains Sun day afternoon. Rose Heeney returned home Satur day afternoon after two mouths visit with her brother at Hay Spriugs, Neb. John O Connor is here to speud a few davs with brothers. Chas Peterson and family spent Xmas iu Thurstou. It R Larson spent Christmas eve at his home in Wakefield. $ nnDDCCDnMncwrc 5 2 w.,w..wu. HUBBARD. Full blooded Duroo Jersey hogs for salo. D C lleffcruuu. Pat Sorenson aud N L Crippeu each purchased a male pig of Rev English last woek. aud ho has a few more for sule Wm Mitchell aud wife are here from Lake Perk, Iowa, to Spend the holidas at the Sum Thoru uud Joe Leedom homes. Wm Evaus' sister is here ou a vbit J P Rockwell was a Homer visitor Mouday. I - Howard Rockwell is home from scbool lor vacation. Poll Persiniier's baby is some better after a siege of sickness. Joe Hive en sold a load of fat cattle at a good price this week. John Hogan and wife ute Xmus din net with bis brother James aud family Jehu PxoYaucUa, it Eaacrson, was in HOMER. Heury Walway of Emerson precinct was a llomer visitor r rriay , Catholene O'Counor is at home for the holidays. Roe Smithjwent to Rook county to speud th holidays ou her ranch. Mrs Lewis Smith was a visitor ut the home of Chas Davis, iu Sioux City last woek . " Chris Christopherion and Charles Rockwell, of Emersim, were iu towu Saturday. Mrs Joe Hushes and Mrs Bristol were Sioux City shoppors Saturduy, Alice Huoermuu came home from Soutii Sioux City where she is attmid inir school Saturday, for a two weeks vucition. Pdauche Ilu'chcs camo home Wed utsday to spend Christinas. M-ibel Harvey was a Christmas stopper in Sioux City Saturday. Gertie McKiuW catno home Tuus day to spend Christmas. Mrs II A Monroe visited iu Sioux City from Friday until Monday, at the home of D L Allen uud wife. a Mrs Cal Rockwell was a Sioux City shopper Mouday. ' Eva Kenear returned home from Dunbury, lo, Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wm Wiiss, of Chieatro are holiday Kuests at the August Wil kins home. Harry McKiuley came home We nts.lav to eat his Christmas dinutr with the home folks. Elsij Wilkius, Uelea RoskwUl mi SENSIDLE, USEFUL GIFTS tor the HOLIDAYS Attractively Packed In Handsome Single Pair Boxes Thar contain mora Mid betw robber than any other make, hsrs rold-ilk nrm-rnrtinf tnciavi puna ana nroof oora sndi lnl crnm wner tnronrn. lli n-tr MicK .- f re action permiti aaaa and oomfort no matter what position the body may auame. rflEY OUTWEAR TTIR F R ORDINARY OINDS. WHICn MEANS THREE TIMES IDE SERVICE OF USUAL SO CENT SORTS The M OST COM PORTABLE anapunder made for man. youth or boy In Light, Hoary or Kxtra Heavy Wolghu, Kitra Long (No tatnt Cort) They mak loaxpanolve ttlfta avcry man, yoath or boy will gladly racalv HEWES & POTTER. Dept. . 87 Lincoln Slraat. Bostoa, Maas. Oar nseral Bru Doa H-wnun Con an Ctsl mallad (nr 10a. pottara, infftrnrtira booklai, "Styla, or IIuw lo Draaa Correctly," trea i( yua meotioa tills publioatioa i at arrt.: if wmm ' CONCORD TEAM HARNESS. I ...,. ,:ala,.. CARr.:Acn heaters t . ; 1 tJL-i'tM-J ...v; 0 Ur, iSQUiKt. A Good, Large Assortment of WINTEF at Attractive Prices. Kverything for the horse and stable Fares paid. Ask for Rebate Slips. Situs-lies 411 Peatrl Street tiros. Sioux City. Iowev The Herald for all the News C W Swartz was Monday. a city passenger Will the parties who took the organ out of the Heeney school, kindly re turn it ou or befove January thelirttt. and sav themselves and school dis trict No 3d any further trouble. Alice Demaray 'closed her school last Friday for a two weeks vacatiou aud went t J her home at Jackhou. Real Estate Transfers. 11 V Wood ana u'lfe to Torn 15 Miller, loli IA mill HI ln liliM-k III, I'ciilrtil ho Sioux I'lly, wil - I II V Vul uuil wife tnMuruucrlte An- iIitsiiii, pni-t of lot Sin Ht-i-iioii n-.'--:. 'J IllTI'il, vd V II Murker nml wife to J h Hiu-on, lot 1 In wi'lluii 2S-SU-11, wcl la-win (iniKKi ll nnil wife to Win Kiiml- Ki-n ttinl lliirolil Hiiiuroiis, loi . in nm 7. orlKliuil lown of lloiner, Wil Nellie Shea to MU-lmel Or 1, Kiln I, 2, I, in, II mill 12 III liloi-K it. lluDiimii... I, hm J Mi-Coiinli-k mil iKiHtMinil to 4 - tin W Sitter, lot anil f in ohk-k 11, 1'ml mid it Inn lo So Si mi I'lty , wil . . . l.ottii' l'iltrrim nml liiixlmuil to John l HiK-kwell, lotx :i. I linn rt, in hhh-k ,i, 1'uil mill it Ion lo So Sioux City, il. .. Keo I llonli Jr. i't iiT. to Minnie M Mil- .li'ton, pif-t or w'j ne'4 seciiou .- V, wil Win lionliin, tru-lee. to I'nviil S Mni k i r, I nml filn hlo-k lli; lot M In liliH-k hs; loti Itf In Mock W: IuIhSJ nml s:l Iu MiM-k M;nll Iu Joy I'liu-e iiililltlou to So Sioux lty. wit Jilt) 2.- OU cannot dodge the fact that winter is close :Jj upon us. Better get that Heating stove you are in need of now. We can show you the Garland, Ideal Leader and Prize Oak, in fact we have stoves for any purpose, also a good line of Ranges. . Call and sec them. Edwards&, Bradford Lbr. Co Hubbard, Nebraska, (iKO. TIMLIN, Manager. r.-io Lutheran Church Announcements. Preaching Sunday morniug at Sa lem at 11:00 o'clock, Sunday school at 10:00; C E at 8 m. l'l-eaching at Dakota City 7 ::!0 p m, C K 0:30, Sunday school at 0:45 a m, Mission Raud at 3:00 p m A cordial welcome to all. Ktit l'uMli-iitlon I lee l:l Iw. .NOTICE. In the district court of I'akotu coiuity, Ni'imo-kit. umili C. I'utniiin i vii. 'Notice. Stll"S H. l'utiiinn. ( ... To Stllia 11. rutiimn, iion-iesldint do fcniliiui : ... Vuu will take millet Unit on the lull titty of li.-c'iuln r. A. IL 1''7. Ihc plaintiff In n ln, suriilt C. riuiuiiii. tlli'd her iii-iliiiiii iiaiiliil you III the tdlli-t of the cl'-rk tf the tlistrlet ctMirl of imkuUt i-iiiinly. Ni liiii-ku, tin- olc Ji i-i u i id riter of whli-li mv. Unit he U itiiiuli'd mi iili-oluli' illvtin-e from you on the K roil nil of wilful I nlit'ni-e and il.-ert Ion. You me riiiulri'd lo miKWer xntd iH llttoii on or iM fore the JiHti diiy of Junuiiry, A. I), ltaai. I'litcd thl Vth duy of iH-ct-mtier, A. 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