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$10 & Day
And All Expenses
That's What Wo Will
Qivo You If You Uo On
One of Our Excursions
to Canada.
and Don't Find Our Lands
us Good us Claimed.
Round Trip Excursions
$27.50
From Norfolk.
Evory first and third Tuesdays
wo run excursions to our 0 tin ml u
vhont lands. First excursion Tuts
dny, April 18th. Go with' Us ou
one of them. Out $10 a day guar
imten is a straight business propo
sition. Wo own over 150,000 aeies
in the fertile Saskatchewan dis
trict which we aro soiling for $16
to $22 per acre on easy pnytnouts.
Write for our new lioolt, "The
Guide to the Lnst West." It tells
all von want to ktiow about Canada.
(If you aro interested in orohnrds
lauds, write for our Sutherliu Val
ley, Ore., pro, osition .)
LUSE LAND &
DEVELOPMENT CO,
P. H. DAVIS, Dist. Mgr.
Norfolk, Neb.
DISTRICT COURT DATES
For the Eighth Judicial district of
Nebraska, for the yeur 1911:
OiunliiR January 80, September 11
Dakota February 13, September 25
Stanton March 0, October t)
Oedur Mnrch IB, Novembor 13
Dixon Mnrnli 27, December 1
Thurston April 10. October 10
The first dny of eacli term ts sot for henr
lni? implications for citizenship papers.
Guy T Graves, JiuIko.
Real estate loans. Geo Wilkins.
cEraffiwaBHraHraBaHH
Kt;:iiiyi,Kriiihri)iigii
jgg-KJWBF
ed that the Stickney Gasoline
Engine excels all others in its outside igniter, in its
cooling system, in its automatic mixer, in its gover
nor and valve motion, in the quality of material and
workmanship and in the satisfaction it will give
the operator.
I have samples at the store and want every
one to come and let me show that this engine is what
I claim it to be the simplest and most reliable engine
ever madean engine with over 15,000 satisfied
users.
You need an engine and the time to learn what
a Gasoline Engine (and especially a Stickney) will
do is Now. Come and let me explain and get one
of the finest Gasoline Engine Catalogs ever publish
ed I have only a few catalogs for free distribution.
Renze & Green
EXCLUSIVE
RENZE & GREEN
Paint and
Whitewash
Brushes
W. Lr.
Oalcotch. City
E6e Quest lot of Pacini
Is one that should interest-not alone the painters, but all
desirous of improving and preserving their buildings and
homes. In the Mound City Paint you secure not only a
paint of good wearing quality, sun-proof, acid reliable in
every way, but exactly the heaviest paint on the market,
which means that it is made substantially from the purest
ingredients known to the industry. Isn't that of value to
you? In Mound City barn paint, you secure the genuine
oxide of iron paint no imitation and furnished in red,
slate, brown or yellow. We know you cannot beat these
paints for either quality or price. Try them.
Interior
Is something that should appeal to every housewife not
n Ion o because of improved appearance, but from the stauilpniutof econ
omy of labor. On these grounds w wish to remind you that wo have
a new and up-to-dnto stock of AVnll INiper, something to pleaso yon.
And remember, we also keep tho sanitary wall-coating, Aluliastiiie.
It will not rub off, aud can bo put on plain, or etchid in the most
nrtistia manner. You will uot be ilisappomted if you uso it.
Orlan.tck.1 VewrnlsH
furnUhM a now unit artistic method
for lirlKhtenltiR those old chnlrs, cup
tmplKiard, or any article In tho house,
Wo furnish It In oak, chorry. walnut,
malioitimy, etc. Koutiluo Imitations
ut smnl) cost.
I
Dakota City,
Local Items
Friday, March 31, ign
Trade at homo. Yon will find a good
assortment of hardware and tinware at
reasonable prices at Hohriovor Bros.
Fruit of nil kindu t Van do Zcddo's.
"Play ball boys" and buy your baso
balls nt the Dakota City Pharmacy
Curg Ayres nud family have begun
moviug to Uioir form on Walker's
Island.
You pill find a full nssortmnt of
Easter post cards nt tho Dakota Oity
Pburniaoy.
Paul Kinkel arrived homo Sunday,
with tho suow storm, from a ten days
visit with relativos nt St Paul.
Ouo of tho worst snow stoims of the
soiisoii struck this pin 00 Sunday even
ing, lasting n grenter part of Sunday
night.
Remember, for ten days, you con
buy a 50o paokugo of Flock's Stock
Food or Poultry Powder, for25oat the
Dakota City Pharmacy.
Mrs R L Broyhill and daughter,
Mrs Gretohon Weigaud, and buby,
enmo down Monday from Laurel, Nob,
for a t-hort visit with relatives anil
friends.
M O Avron anil nnn 'P.flcrnr. nrwl flnn
Garter, left Monday for Alliance, Neb,
lor a lofr days UuoK snooting. Ttiey
were joined on the trio by Ed Lott.
of Tekumah.
Chumberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets invariably bring relief to wo
men suffering from chronic constipa
tion, headache, biliousness, dizniuess.
sallowneHS of tho skin and dyspepsia.
Sold by all druggists.
Alfred Seymour and two boys went
to Menkling, S D, last Saturday to su
perintend tho starting of a gusolino
plowing outfit on Mr Seymour's farm
ueur that place. Tho blizzard whioh
struck that place Sunday afternoon re
minded tnem that there was 110 place
like home, anil they returned that
evening.
D II Eager rocoivod word this week
fiom tho Security Lumber company of
Winnopeg, Oau, for whom ho worked
last year, that the snow is all gone in
th'tt country nud that he can come on
and gn to work any timo now. Air
linger superintends the erection of
offices, "beds and yards for the com
pany.
Fully nine out of every ten cases of
rheumatism is simply rheumatism of
tho musoles uo to cold or damp, or
ohronio rheumatism, neither of which
require any internal treatment. All
thut is needed to afford relief is tho
free application of Chamberlain's Liu
imeut. Give it a trial. You pre cer
taiu to bo ploased with tho quick re
lief which it affords. Sold by all
druggists.
No.l
Announcement
After thorough investigation
and inspection of all Gasoline
engines, I am positively convinc
AGENTSMMIIMMHBHI
- Hubbard, Neb.
ROSS
Of Every
Size and
Kind.
Phnrmoioy
Genuine Rubbar Paint
acts as a preservative when nppllcd
to wood work or Iron. 1'rovonts that
roof leaking ami Improves appear
ances Konornlly. Gives satisfaction,
Nebraska.
Union's coffeo is still iu the lend,
Von do Zcddu Bells it,
John L Nixon of Homer, was trans
noting business hero WodnoBdny,
Dnn Rockwell nud J E Al linger were
up -from Honmr Saturday on busi
ness matters. "
Bnrnoy Gribblo went to Mendow
Grove last wook to visit his half broth
er, Joe Jackson.
John Yoiu'g, seotion foreman nt Ly
ons, enruu up Saturday for n fov dnjs
visit with relntives.
The regular mooting of tho W II &
F M society will bo held with Mrs Es
ther Harden, Thursday, April 0.
D O Ames, a former resident of tho
south part of tho county, was visiting
old frlontls hero Wednesday night.
Mrs Nellie Nunn, of Winnebago,
was n vititor nt tho homo of her broth
er, Ashley Londrosh, Moudny night.
D n't forget you con buy tho finest
perfumes nud toilet necessaries of nil
kinds at tho Dakota Oity Pharmacy.
James Fisher, wife and baby, camo
up from WulthlU Moudny and visited
relatives lioro and at Salem during tho
week.
Mrs Hand Rookwell of Homor, spent
Saturday horo with her daughter, Liu
nie, oporator nt the telephone ex
change. Don't forget the coffee with the dish
es nt Vuu do Zoddo's ho has a nico
assortment. A nico uish with each
package.
Ohris Paulsen has quit attending
bUBiuosscollego iu Sioux Oity nui is
working on the new Stiuson storo
building.
Esten Olson and family will leave
next week for their claim in South Da
Kotn . Will U Orr has purchased tho
Olson houso.
A letter from Mrs G W Hileman, ut
Caroline, Alberta, Canada, announces
tho nrrivnl of u baby boy nt thoir hoinu
February 25th.
At a meoting of tho school board
Wednesday evening Prof J.AChiooino
and MiBs Clara Jeppesen were retain
ed to their present positions,
Van has somo of those lino Venitian
mirrors whioh he is giving away with
coupon trade tickets. Call aud sou
them, it wou't oost you anything.
Robert E French, of Kearney, grand
lecturer for the Maaouio order in No
brnskn, will hold n school of instruc
tion iu this plneo Tuesday, April 11.
According to the Emerson Entur
onterpriso smallpox has broken out in
that town. Several of the reservation
towns nnd those bordering on tht- res
orvation aro experiencing a siego of
that loathsome disease.
A card from David R Clapp, who
left a oouple of wooks ago for Kindor
hook, N Y, states that ho arrived at
his destination all right, nnd thut ho
likes his new homo and tho couutry,
so far as he has seen it.
Chamberlain's Stomaoh nnd Livor
Tablets are sufe, sure and reliable, and
haye been pruised by thousands of wo
men who havo been restored to health
tlrrough their gentle niil and onrntive
properties. Sojd by all druggists.
Tho village election will bo hold
next Tuesday, April 4th. Tho only
names to go on the ballot nro those of
the retiring members of tho board J
P Rookwell, W L Ross and S A Stin-
bliusou, by petition. Tureo momhers
nre to bo elected for two-year terms.
Aro you frequently hoarse? Do you
havo that annoying tickling iu your
throat? Does your cough annoy you
nt night, nnd do you rnise mucus in
tho morning? Do you wnnt relief? If
so, take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and you will bo pleased. Sold by all
druggists.
County Suporintondnnt Wilfred E
Voss nnd Miss Edna Baluss, teacher
in tho primary department of our
soheols, wout to Norfolk, Nob, Wed
nesday, to attend tho session of tho
Noitti Nebraska Teachers Association
which convened thero that evening aud
closes today. Miss Buiuss wus on
the program for a vocal solo.
A hearing on tho petition of resi
dents from school districts No 15, 20,
25 and 29 to form a now district from
parts of tho districts mentioned, was
held before County Supeiintendent
Voss, Suturday. A remonstrance to
the petition was filed, and Attorney
Jepson for the remonstrators asked for
n continuance, which was grunted uu
til Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
when Attorneys .leppbon for tho ro
monstratois, unit R E Evans for the
petitioners, argued the case before the
Superintendent, who took tho matter
under udvisement.
S A Stinson on Saturday last lot tho
contraot to tho Lytlo Construction
Co, of Sioux Oity, for tho erection of
a storo building 40x70 on tho site of
tho one burned last fall. Tho new
building will bo tho size of ttio ono
destroyed by fire. It will be n one
Btory frame building with a cement
finish on the outside, giving it tho up
poirutico of n stone structuro. Tim
people of Dakota City aud vicinity are
highly pleased over tho fuct thut Mr.
Stiucon is again eutoriug tho mercan
tile field, with tho intention of put
ting iu tvon n better line of goods than
that carried at the time of the tiro,
which wub tho best and most complete
of any in tho county nt the timo. A
force of men was put to work Wed
nesday morning rebuilding tho foun
dation and gotting iu roadiness for the
oiirpcutoru.
Auy prospects of having a consoli
dated scnool in tins place soon was
passed uu when tho hearing on tho pe
tition filed with County Suporinteud
ant W E Voss was hold Tu.'sdoy. A
romonstruncu bearing tho names of
moro siguors than the petition was
filed, aud ou tho strength of this tho
mutter was turned down. Most of
those on tho remonstrunco had signed
tho originul potition, and in fact hud
signed so many pupors bearing on tho
potition aud remonstraneo that it re
quired tho smvices of a Sioux City at
torney to tell them where thoy stood
ou mis question, tiowevor tiio ques
tion nf consolidating with any of tho
udjoinijg districts is settled for the
timo being, uud tho school district of
Dakota Oity will proceed to erect a
building lor their present needs,
..There is nothing thut helps buil.l up a
community more tliau its system of
Fchools, but tho fuct that it would cost
a little moro money in tho way of
taxes caused mauy to opposo tho pio
ject of consolidation.
CALLED HOME
r" H
MARTHA HELEN LISCHKE
Whtis6 death occurred at tho homo of
hr parents, Mr nnd Mrs Julius
Lisohko, throo miles west of Dakota
Oity, Neb, on March 14 1911, was
bom iu Dakota county February 25,
1890. Deceased was a blight, lovable
girl, and her untimely death leaves a
gloom of Badness over tho entire com
munity, and n vacant chair iu tho
homo. Tho sympathy of tho commu
nity goes out to tho bereaved ones in
thoir hour of Borrow.
Tho Herald for News when it is
News.
If you haven't got timo to do yonr
own shopping oall up No 1. aud ho
will deliver tho goods promptly.
Louis Moo nnd Bertha Eridkson,
both of Sioux City, woro married by
Rov W R Warren liBt Saturday.
They uiioh had seeu 27 summers.
Georrfo Niebuhr is tho foreman of
tho construction gang for tho Lvtlo
Construction company that is work
ing ou thu Stiuson sioro building.
If it is A 1 groceries you want, just
pluueo over Van do Zedde's stock. Ho
will sell just us uhoap as possible, nud
ho handles nothing but first class
goods.
A Uiuniago license was issued Mon
day by Judge llefferuan to Hugh
Uodlo of Rosalie, aud Emma Hotrick,
of Winnebago . Their ages woro J1
and 22 resseotively .
All kinds of coal, food nnd buy for
sale at roasuiinblo prices.
l'DTLDH & 8LADOHTEU Co.
TnroE Blivkn, Muuuger,
Dakota City, Nob,
Ohas Voss was horo from Omndi
precinct Thursday on business matters.
Ho cxpoots to lcavo tho coming weok
for either California or New Mexico on
n laud seeking trip.
Medicines that aid nature are always
most successful. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy acts on this plau. It loosens
tho cough, relieves thu lungs, opens
tho secretions nnd aids nature in re
storing tho systom to a healthy condi
tion. Sold by all druggists.
Mass fleeting.
A mnss meeting of the qualified elec
tors of school district No 1, (Dakota
Oit) will bo held at the court house
next Wednesday evening, April 5th,
to discuss the matter of a building sito
for a now school houso. Tin's is a
muttrr of vital importance to every
patron of our schools, and all should
make it a point to attend.
By Ordor of tho School Board.
Olden Days in Covington.
Items reproduced in tho Sioux Oity
Journal from its files of twenty years
ago:
March 27, 1891 : Yesterday morn
ing about 3 o'clock a fight ooonrrod iu
tho white houso at Covington, whioh
resulted rathor seriously to two of tho
participants, John Poison and "Doc"
Middleton, The latter icceived a pis
tol wound in tho light side aud the
former had his skull fruotured by a
blow apparently administered with
tho but of tho revolver.
March 80, 1891: Since tho'Poyson
shooting uffruy at tho whitn house at
Oo-iiigtou thu town hi.s taken ou a
comparatively moral streak. All thu
gambling houses wero closed by tho
Dakota county officials toon after tho
shooting,
HOMEMAKERS' CLUB MEETING
The Dnkota County Uotnemukors'
Olub will hold their next meeting at
the court houso hull, Saturday, April
1, ut 2 p m. All uro cordially invited
to att.nd, Tim following ptogrum will
bo givou:
Rending minutes of last meeting
Secretary.
Roll Gull Responses, A moraory
gem or humorous uuyiug.
Financial Report of Club Secy.
Instrumontul Music Mrs John Mil
ler. Paper "Spiingtimo Suggestions,"
Mrs II J Roonoy ,
Reading Mrs J F Sides.
Discussion "Prepuring Meat for
Summer Use," Led by Mrs Geo Miller,
disouesed by Mesdumes S A Heikes,
Elmer Blessing, S A Stiuson.
Reading, selected Mrs Elizaboth
Hurwig,
Sweet Pea Culture Mrs J J Vletz
Vocal Dijet Vera aud Fruukiu
Brown,
Recitation Miss Ruby Diorking.
Diversion, "Spring Work iu and
Around tho House." Led by Miss
Elizuhoth Huiiso, discussed by Mrs
(limit's Louis Lursuu, Geo Neibuhr,
Mel A Schmied.
Roadiug Mrs O 11 Maxwell.
Use of tho Fireless Cooker Mrs
Ueo Mates,
A Littlo bit About Florida MrH R
E Evans.
Paper Mrs W L Ross.
Reading Mrs Elizabeth Herweg.
Book Review, "Roinaun" Mrs W
II Bradford.
Current Events Mrs Mury R Mo
Heath .'
Tho Woman iu Business Mrs Mury
Sloeum
Reading Mrs E W Nordyko.
Vocal Duet Mrs Fred Millor aud
Miss Uertrudo Mikesell.
Election of officers,
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Dakota City. Nob., Mnroh, S7, 1011
Hoard of county commlloiu,r met pur
suant to adjournment, l'rcsont. Kd Mor
nnn, chairman, Thus Lour, (loo W I'll ack
er, nnd W, I. Host, Ulork.
Tho Nmrtl nmilo tlm fotlouinu onion
Thnt tho county treasurer proceed to pur
chano such books ns will bo necessary for
tho propartns nnd compiling of tho records
In tho treasurer's olllco for 8eavonor Halo,
tho same to wo Into force In the jonr 11M2,
tho county to appropriate from the Konornl
fund of tho county tho amount necessary to
cover tho extra expense Incurred by tho
Uounty Trcnstirorln making up aud com
piling tho tax record.
The following claims woro allowed
on tho county genorni ruiid:
J J McAllister, 1st quarter salary.. .$170 UD
M k Kounoiiy, boarding Mrs Anuor-
Min,,., ,., S M
Klopp A Hurtlott, supplle ,., ) SI
Klopp A llartlott. supplies..,,,,,,.,.,, 7 Ml
K A lttiuge, wnshlng for Days,.,.., .. IM
Nobr Institute for Feeble. Allndod.... 67 III
I,. I (loodsoll. Constable services it sn
National Olllco Supply Uo, supplies. . . 11 W
Klopp A llartlott Uo. supplies UW m
" Ii Itoss, 1st quarter salary,' oto .... M 10
Kred Hohriovor A (Jo, stovo 22 Ml
Dakota Ulty l'liarinaoy. Mdso it M
(loorgo WllVlns, salary, etc 119 02
Farmers Kxcnungo, Muse for uunsoi-
llys Kl 17
Mrs Jnui' Kuw'ton, Umnllmr prUon-
ors am
.lames Kueston, salary...... .. .,.,.,.. its Pi)
John Hwdegrovo, salary 40 ()
John Thackor, IalKr .1 ft)
J 1 Hockwcl.. snlnry nasi
John (1 llachort. boarding paupers,.., f7 ()
Mrs Haeliei'1, caloor Nlsson M 00
Knowlton A Mnuulug, Mdso 21 IR
" 0 l
" " " " , It) Mi
Tho following claims wcro allowed
on tho road district fund:
Will llnrtols, road work, itlst Noti..,.$ 1 7.
It M Uuko. road work, dlstNoB SS M
Henry Oloe, rond work, dlst No 17..., Ill tl
JohuTlinokor, rond work, dlst No A... 47 ft)
Tho following claims wero nllowed
on tho county road fund;
GoorgoW Thackor, supplies f C2 78
Hoard adjourned to April 21. 1011.
W. U IIOSS.
County Clork.
CHURCH NEWS
METHODIST.
Ko W. It. Warren, Pastor.
Services nt, tho Methodist Knlscopnl
ohtirch evory Sunday as follows: l'ri'noli-
ins at n am; suniiay sonooiatiun m; class
meeting 12 m; Kpwortli, I.eaguo 7 p in:
Pleaching H p in.
A saloon petition being circulated I
Why? Doso it bring auy more uihii
hood to town?1 Does tho rotten rulo
of King Bauekus help citizenship?
Doos the saloon Iu lp your boy ? Is lie
more obedient because he can get
whisky rot uorost tho bar? These t.re
questions you may unswor at your
luisuro. The evil deeds that men do
will mnot them ut the judgment. The
church's business is to save men the
drunkard? Yes, but also to suvo tho
bo s from becoming nots. Savtt them
lo lighteous and sober lives. You say
"I dou't boloug to tho church." You
ought to, it's tho best thing this sido of
heaven loti need uot look for any
thing better or us good.
Now lot's bo u bit wise aud try nud
keep historic Dakota Oily free, as she
has been tho last fuw mouths, from
grog, Free iib fur us an open saloou
is concerned. An open saloou 'did 1
say ? Tes. Every ninth boy is needed
to koop up tho quota whioh our homes
must furnish to fill tho rauks of tho
horrible army of bloated druukardB
who aro annually yiolding their lives
to this evil. Who is going to furnish
tlio uiutli boy t ioul Uli wliero is
my wandering boy tonight? My hoait
ovotlloes for I lovo him he knnws, Oh
where is my wandering boy to night?
A noble lot of boys in thu Suiiduv
pchool class of Rro Knoppnr, Let the
good work go on. Heaven wnnts to
know the faithful.
LUTHERAN.
Hov.S.r,. Keller. I'nstor.
DAKOTA OITY
Sunday school evory Sunday at d :46am;
KUzabetli S. llaaso, superintendent,
preach Inn at 7:1X1 p in. ovary Sunday.
BALEM
1'reachlng ovory Sunday at 11am; Sun
day school promptly at 10 am. F. 1'. Uul
bertson, superintendent.
Thu public Is cordially Invited to all thoso
sorvlces.
Wanted.
Onttlo and horses to pasture
3-31-4v John L Nixon, Homer, Nob.
Buy a good farm on the Dakota
couuty bottom. I havo it. Eimurs.
Household Goods at Auction.
Having decided to quit housekeep
ing I will offor for sain at public auc
tion to the highest bidder oil
SATURDAY, APRIL 1,
at 1 o'clock p m, at my residenoo jut
west of court houso, iu Dakota Oitj,
Neb, nil my household goods, listed as
follows:
Tiv.i good beds, complete with
springs,
Four stoves, two of thorn now, com
pleto with pipo.
Eight chairs, four of them dining
chairs.
One good 10-foot oxtension tablo.
Ono oak center tablo.
Ono cupboard
Ouo washing machine.
Ono commode.
Fruit ptiH and other housohuld at
tides. MllB PlIILENA GOODHKIJ,,
Ownor,
J P Rookwell, Auctioneer.
for Friday and Saturday
Lettuco, per buuoli D
Il'idishos, por hunch D$
Oulery, per lmnuh, largo Klij:
Hnnanns, per dnz 20
OruiiRos, per doz....20o, 25o and UCc)
Gauo Apples, por pk GOc
Halt Porlt. best quality, por lb,. . ,1.1c,
Host Siifjar ourod Dacon, por lb, ,. .226
Best Lard, per lb Hi):
Pressed Hum, per lb lljcj;
California Hams, por lb He;
Hulk Coffoo, por lb 20$ and .10
Orupo Fruit 2 for 25(J!
Our Own Pio 3 for 2Dc,
Brick cheese, por lb 20$
Cheese, mild, per lb 20$
Top prico paid for Errs and Butter.
Garden Seeds aud Onion Sets
y
IL E. tapper's
Grocery Specials
Klines, ltuhhcrs and llubbor Boots,
All kinds of Dry Goods Notions,
M. E. Kneppor's Grocery
DAKOTA CITY, NEB.
"The Bank that ALWAYS treats you RIGHT"
WATCH YOUR SRHD THIS
YEAR ESPECIALLY YOUR
Dakota County can add a few hundred thousand
bushels of corn to its usual fine crop this year
IF EVERYBODY SELECTS GOOD SEED.
Y
A IHtlo selfishness in this ndvioe, for we wish ovory farmer to
prosper thin year, so ha can bo happy, pay his debts, and put
a good Bum at interest hero in this good bank, that in "as safe
as n Government Bond " When tlm farmer prospers Every
body Smiles nnd is llnppy. Plouly of raduoy for good loans
nil the timo. Lowest rnteB. v '
Batvk. of Dakota
ineral
M
("Cement" Brand)
Is the best insurance you
can put on your barn.
It is composed of Mineral Colors of the highest grade
obtainable, ground in pure Minnesota Linseed Oil, as
are all Minnesota Paints and is WARRANTED to be
as durable a paint as it is possible to manufacture.
Try it this season.
For Stvlc by
Edwards k Bradford Lumber
Dakottk. City. Neb.
"Che Hcrsld and
Farmer and Breeder
GV-a
Prize Offers from Leading Manufacturers
Book on patents. "Hints tolnvcntors." "Inventions needed."
"Why some inventors fail." Send rough sketch or model for
search of Patent Office records. Our.Mr. Greeley was formerly.
Acting Commissioner of Patents, and as such had full charge .of
the U. S. Patent Office.
GREELEY &MGINTIRE
fe.
t roj ij
WASHINGTON, D. C.
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Abstracts of Title
A $10,000 Surety Bond
Guarantees tho neouraoy of every
Ahstraot I make
I
Attractive Rates for March
Very Low One-Way Rates to Pacific Coast. A gensral basis of
25 for one way colonist tickets to California, Oregon, Wash
ington and the far west, daily from March 10th to April 10th.
Tickets are honored in coaches and through tourist sleepers.
Through Tourist Sleeper Service. Every day to Los Angeles,
via Denver, Scenic Colorado, Salt Lake Route. Every day to
San Francisco, March 10th to April 10th, via Denver, Scenie
Colorado, Ogden; personally conducted tourist sleeper excur
sions every Thursday and Sunday to Frisco, thence Los An
geles via Coast Line. Every day to Seattle and Portland.
ITomeseekers' Excursions. March 7th and 21st to new territory
south, west and northwest, including Big Horn Basin.
Yellowstone Park. Think now about touring the Park this sum
mer inquire about the new and attractive way through this
wonderland, an eight-day personally conducted camping tour
from Cody, via the scenic entrance, everything provided;
different from all other tours. An ideal recreative and scenic
outing for a small party of friends to take. Address Aaron
Holm, Proprietor, Cody, Wyo., or the undersigned.
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Harness a.rvd Horse Goods
II. T. Harness $31.50
Old Style Concord $35.00
New Style Concord $37.0O
Kopnir Work (livou Prompt Attention
Sole Agent for Baum's Hog Tonic, Best on the Market.
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