Dakota County Herald
JOB B. MAM, rUBLISTJER.
Bnbacription Trice. $1.00 Ter Year.
A weekly newspaper published at
Dakota vnr. Nebraska.
Permission has been granted for the
transmission of this paper through the
mailt as second-clans matter.
Telephone No. 43.
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Hon. Gorge L. Sheldon, Republican
Nominee for Governor.
I Items of Interest
I from our Exchanges
hi MM Xt 0C '.W 3C jM(
Osmond Republican : Mr aud Mrs B
8 Loedora attended tho Pierce fair on
Wednesday.
B'.oan, Iowa, Star: Oeo Thacker, of
Homer, Neb, was visiting relatives and
friends here la it week.
Hartington News: Mrs OJ Valen
tine, of lie. Hand, California, sister of
Z H Baird, arrived here Monday for a
visit
Lyons San: Mrs Adair and chil
riren. of Sioux City, are visiting rt the
P Petersen home. Mrs Adair is a sis
tor of Mrs Petersen.
Lyons Mirror: Mrs John Young s'nd
children and M M Warner and wife
attended tho old settlers' reunion at
Dakota pity last Thursday. It was a
glorious occasion. ,
Sergeant Bluff items in Sloan, Iowa,
oUr: The Sergeant bluffs ' ball team
went to Dakota City last Sunday and
aeieatea tne ball team there in a game
which resulted ia the score of 14 to 3.
Allen items in Ponoa Journal: Oeo
Nordyks and wife feft for Lioeoln
Saturday to take in the state fair. . . .
B 0 Caulk, James Brittain t.nd Ora
Whitford left for Linooln Tuesday to
atUnd the state fair. '
Salix Items in Sloan, Iowa, Star:
Jaok Keliey attended the pionio at
Dakota City....P 0 VanCleve, of
Homer Neb, was in town several days
recently. ...Mr and Mrs 8 D done and
Balpa Linkswiller attended the old
tilers' pionio at Dakota City, Nebr,
last Thursday,
Ponoa Journal : Mrs W F MikeseU
has been visiting in Sioux City the
past week.... He v M Koolen left Mon
day morning for Illinois to attend the
the general synod of the German Lu
theran cburoh. There will be no serv
ioM here for the next two weeks during
his abeen se.
Thnrston Gazette: Miss Helen
Queen was down from Emerson Tues
day. .T.Harry Pounds drove in from
Dakota oounty last Monday.. . .Laura
Filoh eame down from Naoora Satur
day evening. . . .Yioletta Nash return
ed to Greenwood, S Dr lat week aftsr
pending her vacation bore with her
parents, Mr and Mrs Albert Naah. . .
Anguata Nash left for Pioe Point,
Minnesota, Monday morning where
h has a position in the government
service.
Emerson Enterprise: H O Armour
WM in Emerson Tuesday and Wednes
day of this week.... Geo Coughtry
and family visited over Sunday with
relatives at Dakota Oity. ...Lynuin
Hutchina and family also MiHses Alice
Wilmarth and Zoa Ward are apending
this week at Crystal lake . . . . M McEu-
t after and Frank Temple' were in
Homer Saturday figuring on the new
school building that is to be built
there this fall.... Mr and Mrs Jesse
Johnson of South Sioux City and MUs
Lula Johnson of Akron, Iowa, visited
Friday at tlu James and n B Hem
street homes, ... .Our birth reporter
nBoaoces the arrival of a baby boy at
the borne of Mr and Mrs S Magnuson
1 Friday, and one at the home of Mr
4d lira Lonzo Hale on Sunday.
Booth Sioux City Record : Mrs 0 B
Miller reoeived a telegram this week
nnounoing the death of her father-in
law. Fred Miller, at Gallena, III....
Helen Granger is employed to teach
the Parker school threo miles south of
Daktta City, and will leave to take up
her work Saturday... .Hurt Ohm
who went to Melvin, Iowa, last winter
to take charge of tho Melvin Clipper
hae discontinued the publication of
that paper. He has moved to Gran-1
villle, Iowa, where he has purchased
the Granville Gazette.... The baby
boy of Mr and Mrs Jacob E Shane
died Friday forenoon after an illness
of about two weeks. .The little one
had suffered from a combination of
etomacb trouble and whooping cough.
Mrs O J Valentine of San Bernardino,
California, arrived here last week aud
is visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity. The Valentines moved to
California about five years ago aud
have been enjoying the best of health
ad are prosperous.
For Sale.
Twenty acres of hay, inquire of Mis
Tias llowr J, Hubbard, NoOreska.
Primary Results.
At the nrimarv election held on
Tuesday of last week a total of 367
votes were oast in the eounty. Of this
190 were democratio votes, 156 repub
lican, 3 prohibition, 1 socialist and 1
people's independent.
C0KRT1 TOTIOAL AMENDMENTS.
For proposed amenment to the con
stitntion witu reference to vue
investment of the permanent
school fund 1 47
Against above propositi amend
ment
For proposed amendment to the
constitution relating to judicial
powers . ... 107
Against above amendment 18
For presidential elector, at large
O C Bell, r i"
JoseDh J Lancer, r 100
Henry K Goring, d 74
Michael F Harrington, d 108
KobertF Smith, d '. 48
For presidential elector 3d district-
John P Eaton, r a
Douarlas Shawran. d &8
For governor
George Lawson Sheldon, r lot
George W Berge. d l
James C Dahlman, d 75
Ashton 0 Shallenbergcr, d 53
For lieutenant governor
M R Hopewell, r 134
E G Garrett, d 78
James A Grimson, d 16
A S Tibbets, d 60
For secretary of state
Georgo O Junkin.r 132
Dr AT Gatewood, d 65
John Mattes, jr, d 75
For auditor of public acoounts
John H Alden, r !l
ChasS Allen, r 9
George Anthes, r 15
Silas R Barton, r 32
II L Cook, r 16
Robert A naynes, r 5
John U r. McKesson, r.,
John L riorco, r. .". 15
Edwin II Lnikhart, d : 98
William B Price, d 53
For state treasurer
Lawsou G Brim, r 133
Clarence Mackoy, d 142
For supt of publio instruction
E C Bishop, r
67
20
33
21
. ueo u Harrington, jr, r
Jas IS Dalzel, r
8 H Martin, r....
N O Abbott, d 139
For attorney general
'William T Thompson, r 124
Harry B Fleharty, d 84
E B Quaekenbutdi, d 38
Menzo Warren Terry, d 26
For commissioner of publio lands and
buildings-
Edward B Cowles, r 56
William nusenetter, r. 12
Harvey L Sara, r., 10
Johiah M Shively, r 53
WB Eastham, d 105
Cassias B Manual, d 39
For railway commissioner
William M Aarons, r. . . . ,
50
30
20
10
A ii 1 VUUbb, t....
s Li liecJinnd, r
Myron V Jvarr, r
J A Van Wagenan, r 5
S M Wallace, r 18
J A Williams, r 10
Geo O Brophy, d 87
Wi.liam H Cowgill, d 61
For congressman, 8rd district-
J F Boyd, r 133
Edgar Howard, d 69
James P Latta, d 118
For state senator, 8th district
George W Wiltse, r
G L Wood, r
Nick Frits, d
R J Millard, d
P B Neff, d
A J Williams, J
65
78
98
48
19
15
For representative, 16lh district
J W Hazelgrove. r Ill
Swan Olson, r 35
D O Heffernan. d 169
For oonn'v attorney
FS Berry, r 133
J J MoAllister. d 155
For oounty commissioner
Ji,d Morgan, r 66
CORRESPONDENCE'
HUBBARD.
Carl Anderson will give evry "kid"
who starts to school Monday a dandy
lead penou. Call and get yours.
Will Evans transacted business at
the county seat Wednesday, and also
took in the Interstate fair.
vacation days are over for this year
ana school work will begin Monday.
Bring us your produce Eggs.butter,
cream, to, aud get the market price
Carl Anderson.
Will Mo A fee was among the visitors
to the fair Wednesday.
Mirs Ryan, of Sioux City, was here
last week with her aunt, Mrs James
Howard.
Overalls, work shirts, and flannel
mittens, at Carl Anderson's.
Quite a uunber from here attended
the harvest pionio at Jackson last
Thursday, and all report having had
a way-op time.
Catharine English was a visitor at
the T J Hartnett home a few days last
week, before her return to Omaha,
Annie Hartnett came home with her
aud visited friends here a few days
We were all glad to see Annie again
after her illness.
You will noon need blankets and
comforters Carl Anderson has them
Mrs J Duggan and Mrs W Myers
came came out from the oity last week
to see their father, who was seriously
111.
Art Nordyke and family spent a few
days at JaokKoulast week, visiting rel
atives and old friends.
Gloves, either for dress or work, at
Carl Auderson a.
Mabel MaGee, Mary Heenoy and
Margaret Howard will resume their
sohool work at Jackson.
Mrs Timlin came over from Jackson
Wednesday morning.
John Green was down to the oity on
outlines lueeuay.
. We can fit you out in any kind of
shoe that you need fancy shoes, school
shoes, work shoes, in faet anything
you waut. larl Anderson.
Among those who took in the fair
Weduebday were Haua Nelson, D C
llefferuau, Chas Dodge and wife, R D
Rockwell, Jas 1' Beacon), aud a hun
dred others
a wetiuiugi mucu luterest among
the ptople hero took plaoe at 8 o'clock
Wednesday morning in the Catholio
church when Fr English pronounced the
solemn words that united in wedlock
Michael Farrell and Miss Anna Kil-
lackey. Both these yonng people are
so well known in this locality, where
they have lived for years and have
been prominent in social circles, that
they need no introduction to the Her
ald readers. Mr Farell is one of our
most promising farmers, while his
bride has tanght in the publio schools
here for several years and has endear
ed herself to the people, both young
and old. ,
SALEM.
Oliver Fisher and wife and Madius
and Esther Learner spent Sunday at
Homer.
Bert Boals of Ghicago is here on a
short visit with relatives.
Miss Margie Brownell is here from
Chatles City, Iowa, tho guest of Henry
Fisher and wife.
Miss Florence Ellis was out'shaking
bands with ' Salem friends the past
'eek.
Mrs Harvey Boals and Ray leave
Sunday for their home in Oregon.
Mrs Liis imdenbaugh returned on
Monday to her home f-t Coleridge,
having visited relatives in this locality
the past two weeks.
Mrs Phurman and daughter are
here on a visit at the Herman Roost
home.
George Bates and wife left Monday
on a month s outing through the north
em states. Tkev go from here to St
Paul and will visit relatives at Pheonix,
N D, before their return.
Chas Scott and family of Homer
were guests at the John Bachert home
last Sunday.
Glun Armour is meeting with great
success with his new gasoline tiaction
t -i $ , . - j : J
HON. J. F. BOYD, of Neligh.
The unanimous choice of the republicans of the Third Congres
sional District of Nebraska, for Congress to succeed himself.
enf ine and gang plow. He has plow
ed as high as thirty acres per day. So
far balem is always ip with the times
along the agriculture line.
Miss Lena Barber was np to Poue
a few days visiting at her parental
home.
The Interstate fair attracted
the
same erowd from here a of yore.
HOMER.
Walter Smith and JuJ'Odell went
to Wiunebago'Friday.
Dr Nina Smith who has been quite
ill again is some better, Dr Jepson
was over to see her.
Mrs Kessler was on tit sick list last
week.
Mrs Dan Pnrdy is ill with conges
tion of the lungs.
Hamilton, the artist has departed
for some where south.
Mrs Mary Harris . with her five
ohildren arrived from Vincounin last
eek and will make Nebraska her
dome in the f nture.
Willie Rockwell, son of Steve Rock
well, has been visiting relatives and
friends hereabouts for several days.
Mrs Frank Priest has accepted a
position in the Kilbourn hotel at
Craig, Nebr.
Prof Clark arrived Wednesday of
last week, and will again teach the
high school. Orville Lake, Miss Ma
bel Harvey and Miss Nell Combs are
the other teacHfcrs.
Chas Bates and family of Coon
Rapids, now occupy the Mrs II B
Smith house. Mr Bates is a business
partner of Chas Ley, laying cement
walks.
Earl and Clarence Rasdal went to
Lyons, Sunday, where they will euter
the high school Monday.
Dr Ellis and family of the Winneba
go ageucy were guests at the Vt
Burke honit Sunday.
Mrs Mart MaoBtteld of Winnebago,
was a Sunday guent at the II A Mon
roo home.
Mrs Dr Stidwortliy and three daugh
ters went to Sioux City Tuesday, where
the girls will attend school. Mrs Stid
worthy will keep house for them .
A big load pf "Taft" men from
Homer took in the Bryan speech last
week.
Miss Sua Maloy visited a few days
at the James Allaway home, bhe is
teaching in the O'Connor district.
Grandma Adkius arrived Saturday
from Oaklahoma and will make her
home with her daughter, Mrs Mary
Itymill.
Henry Austin aud wife were north
bound passengers Saturday evening.
B A Brown arrived Sunday evening
from Rook county, where he is holding
down a claim. He will return in a few
days.
Little Helen Meeks who has been
visiting her enusin, Mrs Audrey A1U-
way, went to Salem Saturday to visit
at the Altemus home.
Fern Bnckland is boarding at Mrs
Masfleld'a and attending school.
Born to Carl Ream and wife, Sert 5,
daughter.
We hear of a wedding about the
middle of next month guess,
Leone Lange, Clara Wilkins, Hazel
Davidson and Lanra Berger, are at
tnding school in Homer.
Dr Nina Smith, Miss Lulu Hirsch,
Will Brown and Will Winab, were
Sioux City visitors Tuesday.
"Say! Tom, two castings come?"
"Nope, be on noon train" "Had to
pack era' in ir5n bound kegs in order
to retain the sizzle."
Walter Smith and family, Welling
ton Smith aud Joe Johns and a party
of three from Emerson, went hazel
nutting Sunday.
The Homer schools went down to the
depot to greet the Fremont excursion
and were presented with Commercial
club badges and other little souvenirs.
Sioux City handed South Sioux City
and Dakota City tickets for cbildrenn'
day at the Interstate fair and handed
Homer a lemon. ,
Mrs Audrey Allaway gave a little
pionio party Thursday of last week in
honor of Miss Helen Meeks. The
girls say they had the time of their
lives.
Everybody wants to know what Em
Smith meant by waking up the whole
town Monday night. Wasn't he
through threshing, or was he sounding
an alarm.
JACK80N.
Mrs T B Jones was a visitor to the
eity Monday.
Gwen Rockwell, of Dakota City.
was a guest of Mary and Margaret
Kyan several days last week.
P F Sullivan left Monday fur Dal
las, 8 D.
M E Kennelly is enjoying a visit
from his cousin, Mr McCaffrey, of
Minneapolis. Mr McCaffrey is a
postofiloe employee there and is on
hie annual vaoatian.
Quite a number attended the dance
at liubbardjast Wednesday evening
given by Michael Farrell in honor of
his marriage.
Mary Sullivan went to Omaha Sat
urday to resume her place in the high
school there.
John Heffernan who played with
the Emerson ball team this summer,
arrived home Monday evening to help
bis father farm.
Kev JU t uyrne and cousin were to
Jackson last Thursday at the picnic
J M Barry and wife entertinJ at
dinner Tuesday evening in honor of
Mihs Nellie Davey and Frederiok S
Berry, whose wedding occurred Wed
nesday. The guests included the im
mediate relatives of the bride and Mr
Hopewell, of Tekamah.
D J Splane and wife arrived here
Monday evening to attend the wed
ding of Mrs Splane's niece, Miss Nel
lie Davey.
The arrival of a son ia reported at
the home of Thomas P Hedgea and
wife of Westhope, N D.
Mrs Mat Znlanf Is enjoying a visit
from her nieoef Mrs'H A Fenlon, nee
Mildred Pullen, of Fort Robinson,
Nebr.
William Kennellv, Guss Murray,
Victor McGonnigal and Jorgeu Nelnen
left Friday for St Joseph, Mo, to work
on a telegraph line that is being built
there.
Maggie Byrne visited several days the
last of the week with relatives in Le
Mars, Iowa.
HAPPILY MABU1ED.
The most important social event in
some months, was the marriage of
Mibs Nellie Davey of Jackson, to Fred-
crick S Berry, of Emerson, Nebr, on
Wednesday of this week. The wed
ding ceremony was performed at 9:30
in the morning by Rev P F McCarthy,
in the presence of a large number of
the relatives and immediate friends of
the bride and groom. After the wed
ding, an elaborate breakfast was scrv
ed at the home of the bride's pireuts,
over one hundred attending the festiv
lties at the house. The happy pair
took the afternoon train for the east
where the honeymoon will be spent .
The bride is the daughter of Mr and
Mrs frank Davey, who are pioneer
residents of the oounty anJ among its
most respected citisens. Her entire
lifetime has been spent here, save for
occasional visits away, and here, where
she is best known, is she the most
dearly loved. Of a bright, happy,
cheerful disposition, she has ever been
a leader in her circle of friend, and
the life of gatheiings attended by her.
one is a graduate or. Bt Catharine a
Academy and of the University at
Lincoln and possesses charms and
graces and accomplishments that be
speak a happy home for her fortunate
busbatrd, and a most valuable addition
to the society of Emerson, where they
ill reside, no one knew Nellie
Davey but liked and admired her and
her circle of friends numbered all her
acquaintances. Mr Berry, is the effi
cient county attorney of Dakota coun
ty, b young man of rare , legal ability
who is making a great success of his
chosen profession. He has shown him
self to be worthy of the prize he has
drawn in the matrimonial lottery, and
the good will and good wishes of the
entire community go with the happy
yonng couple to their new home. May
they live long and be ever happy, is
the w mil and prayer of each of their
friends. After November 1st Mr and
Mrs Berry will be at home in the fine
new residence Mr Berry has been fit
tiug up in Emerson.
Commissioners' Proceedings.
Dakota City, Nebr, Sept. 5, '08 .
Board of oounty commissioners met
regular sessien. Present, Ed
in
Morgan, chairman; John Sierk and
Fred Blume.
The following claims were allowed;
GENERAL rUHD
I. M IjOhIIo, mdse I 8 S3
John H Kfam, board of heAlth t BO
Huth 1 Hnrin'9, mime i 75
J union Klynn, name 175
() 1 Smiley, name 7ft
Fields Hlaimliter Do lid 40
Perkins Brosi'o, tndsei 12 00
Nchr (Hark Automatic Telephone Co,
claim kjv s on
Fred illume, services 8 ()
H A Stlnnon, mdse 11 &
Burroughs Adding Machine Co. ma
chine
.2X2 60
M M Konni, mdse
14 00
S4 B()
John Hacliert, bonrdlnR paupers
J P Rockwell, sheriff salary
HI m
1,1 ml hoi 111 Furniture Oo, mdse
IS 10
1H AO
40 00
Hainiiond 4 Stephens Oo. mdse
Win Blermann, salary
Sophia Blermnnn, lioardlntr prisoners
Austin Western Co, scrapers
fi 84
12 06
HeUr (Hark Automatic Telephone Co.
phone rent n no
KdwanlsA Brad ft rd I.br Co 10 00
Klnpp A Bartlett Co, supplies 62 17
H 1) Wood, election board 4 00
Chas Ream, same 4 06
Fred Schrlever, same 4 00
Jay Rotiertson, same 4 00
Fred Schmidt, same 4 00
Wm Blermann. same 4 00
TJ O'Connor, same 4 00
Hans J Anderson, same 4 00
Frnest Harris, same 4 00
Thomas Murphy, same 7 Oo
TOCIapp, same 4.00
linn furdv. same 4 00
Wm Ode.ll, same 5 00
Tom Crosby, same 4 (X)
Mike Wacom, same 4 00
A Larson, same 7 00
John W Twohig, same 4 00
M McKivermiti, same 4 00
School district No 6 00
Herman Koost, election board 4 no
Henry I.au, sumo -.. 4 00
W H Mitchell ir, same 4 00
J 11 Burke, same 4 00
F B Church, samo 6 50
flrant Castor, same 4 00
Village of South Sioux City 5 00
R V Rockwell, election board 7 00
John Harty, same 4 00
John Howard, same 4 00
Henry Cain, same 4 00
Hans Nelson, same 4 on
Barney Orlbble, same 6 00
Ueorge Cook, same 8 20
H H Stolze, same '4 (X)
J H KoiKierson, same 4 00
Marlon Wlgle, same 4 00
A I Davis, same 4 00
Geo 11 Haiise, same SOD
Geo Barnes, same 8 20
Fred Voss. same 4 on
Carl Rasmussen, same 4 00
John nlerk, same 4 00
Andrew Crowe, same 4 00
School district No 5 00
Thos Sullivan, election board 7 00
Henry Francisco, same 4 00
Hans Knudsen, Mine 4 00
John Ryan, same....: 4 00
w F Hlckey, same 4 hi
Wm Kiley. same 6 00
Fred schrlever co, mdse 1 06
W J Manning, expense..... W 48
BBIDGB rVKO
S A Combs, bridge work 47 On
Kd wards A Bradford I.brOo. lumber. .45 30
Kd wards A Bradford L.br Co. lumber.
claim SCtt.i 81V w
Thos McUee. bridge work 60
Kd Sundt, same ou
1) F Waters, same 48 77
H A Brown, same 10 00
Hchuett 4 Oo, lumber 60 Vt
K H Benny, bridge work ..; imo 20
Roy Armour, bridge work . 1 60
Ray Hoch. same ft 00
Theodore Peters, same 44 no
Robert Blume, same 14 uu
KOAD VUlfD,
J W Ie Forest, rond work ...240 50
V W Beermann, same 11 00
C H Ituggan. same K2 00
K 11 1 ,001111s. same l 00
lwaln Loomls. same 8 60
Ixiuls R A W II kins, same 7 00
(4 W Bates, same 11 67
Dave Deroln, same 21 00
Austin 4 Western Oo. graders and
si-rnprs 468 00
ROAD DISTRICT FUND.
K J Way, road district No 14. ...... 400
Tho B IjOIIK. 1 ' ' t ST
Thos McUee. ' ' ' Oil 60
W K Breslln, ' 1H 8 '
Herman Nclsen, ' ' 4 M 00
N A Nelson, ' ' ' M 45
N A Nelson. ' ' ' 1 T0'
Hans Bonnlckson, 2" l
John Van Lent. ' ' 20 1 75
Fred Stewart ' ' ' 1 11 25
Chas Brown, . ' 1 IT 50
I w Usher. " 111 4 i
Frank Heenoy sr 1 W
John Thacker. ' ' ' 1 85 IW
Theo Peters ' ' ' 15 H t
Wheeler Coughtry, ' ' 2 8 60
Archie Coughtry ' ' 2 8 60
Mike Smith, claim flfl. allowed on dis
trict No 14 00
Nets Anderson, claim 1. allowed on
district No I) - z 66
Will K.vana. claim 138. allowed oil dis
trict N o 9 i
Claim of Dr Orant J Boss, $2G, ser
vices rendered O'Brien, rejected.
Board adjourned to meet October
her 3, 1908. W L Bobs, Clerk.
First Publloatloa Aust, JW 4w
UCABDIAMV 8JLLK-.
NntiM u hereby ttlven thnt In oursuanre
of a license for the sale or real estate drain
ed by uie UlHtrlel court or iouicms eouniy
NnhrftNkn. on Marcu 13. ivn. Ill llie inane
f the ADPlu-ation 01 carne riuiayson as
aiinnliikii or Walter Annus Flnlayson hih!
Alltert Aiexauuttr riuiayson. iiiiuui!., mr
in ufll real estate. Docket MK No.
HH, there will lxlsokl at Ariiiuir's DruK
Htore on the souiu. bhi corner 01 Alain aim
Klrst streets, in the town 01 rjniersan, in
Dakota county, Nebraska, on the yircl day
of Hepteinlx-r. llMiH, at 11 o'clock, ft. in., at
1,11 1, m vendue to the hluhest Dinner, the
following descrllx-d real estate situate 1
lwiL.ttu fount v. NebriiNk. to-wit :
The undivided two-thirds iH1 lntcr"st In
tin, mit liw. Mt nuarter tlj) of s-ctlon tweii.
Iy-lx 1 2H I, township twenty-seven (S7 1.
ranue six (tl) east, ami that part of lot ('J), of
section thirty-live (;tf)i, township twenty
seven -7). raime six t) east, lyltiK east of
the Chlciuto, St. l'anl, Miiineaolls .louiaha
railroad track, free from the dower Interest
therein of Oirrle Klnhiyson as widow of
Alexander Klnlayson, ib-ceitM-d. That the
terms of sale are one-half ' - the purchase
price in cash and the isilance on threcMil)
years time, with Interest ,u 6 per cent, per
annum, to lie secured by note and inortua8
on the premises sold. Said sale will remain
oim'U one hour.
Oakkir Kinlatsos,
As uuardlnn of Walter Annus Klnlayson
and AllsTt Alexander Klnlayson. minors.
I hereby aaree to sell and convoy the re-
inalulUM undivided oue-lhlru ( a) Inlun sl
In the real estate atsive descrlled to the
uurchaser at sain Kuaniian s saie at tue
same rate and.upon the same terms.
l.iuiii rimmii.
For further particulars see or write James
W. Hamilton. Attorney, IttHini 4 Omaha
National ISauk Hutldlim. Dinaha. Nebraska.
Their action Is mild, ths most dU
eat parson can use Dr. Ullea' Nr J
I.lvr puis. Mini M duK
For a GOOD ROOF? We have it in the "U & B Special"
Rubber Roofing. A perfect roofing for new or old build
ings. The best by long test. Water and climate proof.
Get our samples and prices and our liberal guarantee.
Edwards& Bradford Lbr. Co
Hubbard,
GEO. TIMLIN, Manajrer,
C6e
NEW
Henry Kruimvicde, Prop.
I have purchased the h. M. Leslie drug store in
this place and will continue the drug business in the
same location, where I will be please to meet all who
desire anything in the drug line. A registered pharma
cist will look after all prescription work.
Finest Soda Fountain in the County.
Dsvkottv City, . Ncbrevakth.
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