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lOHN H. RBAM, PUDUSHER
, Bubscriptlon I'rlce, Sl.OO 1'or Yoat.
Official Pflcr o 7ftoa C.o0'iry, n0 CliIDH to I11V used only
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
For Clerk
arxmai: wii.kins.
For Trcjisuror"-
, W;:j. 'MANiNINO.
For .Sliqr)ff-r "
. JOHN lr. HAZTjEGIIOVE.
For Judgt.
J. I.. l'HILMl'S.
For' Superintendent
. WILFItED 13. VOSS.
For Commissioner let District
W. h. 110SS.
For Coroner
I). F SAWYER.
Candidate for Clerk
UoorRp Wllklns. the republican nom
inee for county clerk. Is n young man
of BterJIiiB qualities, whose honesty
nnd integrity linve nover ljccn ques
tioned. Ho was born In Dakota county
In J883. nnd hiiH been a resident here,
nil Ills life, with tho exception or u
Hhort tlino spent working for lurga
mcicnnlllu and insurunco concerns In
Hloux City nnd Mnson City, In. Mr.
Wllklnn has served tho county mUIh
factorily as clerk of tho district court.
Mr. Wllklns Is hard worklnir and
Industrious, .yomn; IhimIiipph man. Hla
knowledge of court house methods and
county nffnlrH pre-eminently qualifies
him lor tho clerk'H place and tneaiis
a caving or mttny Hundreds of dulluis
In breaking In n new man. Vote for
him.
Elliott for Congress.
Thc-votcrs-ot tliu Titinl district bava
nn opportunity to send to Washington,
to succeed tho lamented Congressman
llattu, a man of broad-mindedness, of
splendid ability, of deep sympathy
with. the neds of tho common people,
and one who Is In thorough accord
with tho progressive spirit or tho
times. Col. Jamca C. Elliott, tho Vo
publican nominee, thowth vt In thn
vigor of manhood, han lived In WesL
Tolrtt rt quarter ota, century, during
whlch tlmo ho Iibh boon. Idcntlflod with
tno cducationnl. iiolilical und bus no;
life of northeistorn Nobraaka ao close
ly tnat wo daro say no mnn in tho
district hotter knows tbo needs of tbo
constlunncy whom ho will In all nrob
ability bo chosen to ropresont than ho
does. As editor of tho West Point
Ilenubllcnn bo has ''rubbed shoulders"
daily with tho people of hla communi
ty, nnd at tbo saiiio time has had op
portunity to watch tho drift of public
opinion and tbu course or legislation.
both state and national, In such a wny
aB to mako him a valuablo nnd efficient
public servant. Col. Elliott began his
career upon a farm, afterwards be
camo a school teacher, later a lawvor.
and then a newspaper man and post-
master, ho believes in such a revision
of tho tariff Fchedulea as will afford a
substantial reduction In prlccB, whllo
leaving reasonable protoction to Amor
lean labor nnd American capital. Ho
is also opposed to tho storing of food
products hy corporations whoso solo
object is to extort a high prleo from
the public. Such a man as Col, Elliott
in tho halla of congress will bo a credit
to tnp stato or Nebraska.
TnornnBlxllait is-a-sattj muii to
elect railway commissioner. His ex
perience as a lawyer, farmer nnd
banker fit him for the nlnco. fin rnn
look at a question from tho standpoint
of tho farmer, his knowlcdgo of law
and business experience gives blm the
iccnnical training required by a mom-
bcrof the Nebraska railway conuuls-
-alonTbcuIanncr Sit tha businesa nutu
need not he afrnld to havo Mr. Half
look artor his Interests, for ho is hrtn
ostr fair Just and Impartial, nnd has
the habit of digging down into things
and getting at ihe vital points. Elect
Hall for railway commissioner and you
will havo a njan who will uervu you
woll.
"WJo will give fr(io, a ycsr'a subscrip
tion to Tbo Hnrald and Parmer and
Breeder to any one wlu nan "show ns
wboro a oandiilntn on tbo republloan
tiokct was ever m-rested by tbo Sioux
City policH for .IruukoiiesH.
Royal has no substitute for
making delicious home-baked foods
Baking Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
The only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar
will d. g, evans do it?
To sum up D O Evntit.' published
,utameut, bo aaya Mint bo will run
tbo office of county treasurer, It elect-
i iiu.iu lor uepitiy line iubi year, iue
delinquent tax Hot on tbo insido pitmen
' of ttiis pa'ier). IIo cIocb not promise
lo limit bis deputy biro to $171) 75 tin
thia jour, nornoxtyonr, nor tbo next;
, but to got along with whatis absolute
, ly necessary. V J Manning is just n
honest nnd oonsciencions ns 0 O Ev
i hiis, and tnakos tbo same promise to
! do tbo work of tbo trosurer's ofllco
I with just ns littlo deputy biro os is
j absolutely necessary. llesidi'8 W .T
Muunlng is n proporty owner in Dako
' ta county and baa interest other than
j tho salary connoctod witb tbo treasur
j ei's office, wlilob usnnot br. tratbfully
I said of Mr Evans. What tbo votnts
itnd taxpayers want to know is, will
i D O Evans do tbo work in tbo county
I treasurer's ofllon next year witb $179.75
'deputy biro, nnd tbo year after for
tbo came, or will bo use- nil that is
necessary of tbo $000 allowed by law
to properly caro for thfl work, oven if
it should require it nil?
J C Elliott, editor of the West Point
republican, who was notuinatod by tho
republicans of tbo Third district lait
week, in congressional convention, iih
tbo candidato of tbo party for congress
to succeed tbo lamented Congressman
Lntta, is well known to many Nubriis
kans outside bis own district. Ah n
mombor of tbo Nebraska Press Ahko
elation, and of tbo legal fraternity,
and a pioneer and rccont president of
tbo Nebraska Stato Volunteer Fire
men's Association, bo lias thousand of
Trinnds throughout tbo stato who will
retain a keen interest inbiHruoe ven
though Ihoy hnvo no voiuo in tho mit
ter and will sincerely bopo lo hi
biro elected. With a candidate of I lie
ability and strength or Elliott there'll
bo something wrong with tbo ThirI
district if it docs not commission lnm
as its representative in tho lower honso
of congress. Grand Inland Didly In
depoudont, Oct a, 1911.
Tbo Oedar County News boasts of
tbb smallest tax list over published in I
mat county, and probably tbo small
est in tbo state, and attributes it to
tbo Bplondid business ability of tlnir
county troaruror. If Dakota County
could only do likewise but no I wn
probably bavo tbo largest list Ibis
year in tbo history of the county, and
tho largest list of any county for its
M7.o in tbo stato an increase of sov
oral columns from two years ago,
when Manning was treasurer.
Ono of tbo latest cues sprung by
democrats is that if Hazlegrovo in
oleoted sheriff nil tbo slot machines
must go. and what will tbo kids dp
for gum, then, poor things? What
ever should happen, if John L Dossil
grovn is eloetml wo will vontnro the
assertion that ho will perform tho du
ties of tbo ofllco of sheriff of Dakota
county without foar, favor or partial
ity. Voto for Hazlegrovo.
it iiiimu u vobb nas ecrved von
woll ns county superintendent, ho re
spectfully solicits your voto and sup
port. We Lave tho llrst ono yet. to
hear Bay that ho has not sorvod Dako
ta county faithfully nnd well duriug
his term of oltico, nnd ihe present pros
perous condition of our schools is tbu
vory best testimony.
Tbo Lyons Mirror used a lot of its
valuablo space Inst wook trying to do
fond tbo liquor element for tbo purl, it
Is playing in politics tufa year. You
oun't toll whether Mosoy is a Bryan
county optionist, a Dnblman domocrnt
or a I) O Doffernan "consumer."
If you want a good, cupnblo busi
ness man on tbo board of county com
midaionors, W L ltoes is tho man to
ohoosci. His past record ns u bnsiueHtf
wau and county olllcial is without a
blemish,
Tim Tonoa Journal has boon sold to
O H Itnloigh from Esthorvillo, Iowa
QtllMl)M((0lM!)C)M).
! Items of Interest I
from our Exchanges S
Pender Republic: E. J, Smith was
over from Homer Inst Monday on bus
iness, Watorburv UeillH In Pnnra .liniiiinl
Gus Aii'lrcnn f Hubbard sneiiL over
Sunday with Ills brother Ait. near
hero.
Wayne Domocrnt: Mr. and Ai.
John Harder returned to their homo
at Dakota City Saturday after a visit
with relatives at Randolph.
Wttlthlll Tltiwiu. n.. w ii D.......
attended tn mueliug or the medical
association nf Pmlilr nlvnii nnlrrt-i
and Thurston rountlos. hold at Emet-
huh iiionuuy.
I'onca Leader: Mr. Joo Davoy came
homo from Omabn Saturday, roturnlnrc
Monday, whore he has boen sorvlnjc
on tho grand Jury. Mrs. Davey ntal
daughter nro visiting with her motbor
near Vlstn.
Hnrtlngton N'owb: Mrs. Oeo. Nor
dyke reurncd to Allen today nftor n
'i( in Ihlq city with Mrs. C. L. Lyle.
F. E I'rovancba, who llvog In Logan
county, Colo., and who was In Hart
Ington several days visiting bis broth
er, M. A. Provnnchn, and family, left
Saturday for Wnterbury to visit anoth
er brother heforo rcurnlng to his
home.
Emerson Enterprise: Miss Minnie
Ireland went to Sioux City Inst Satur
day. F. F. Hnaso has gone to Omaha to
servo on the federal grnnd Jury.
Lylo Olson of Dakota City Is tho
new clerk nt the Emorson Mdso, store.
Mr; -viti rir.ih.am and her daugh
ter, Mlsn Mary, were in Jackson last
Sunday.
Frnnk Heeney of Emerson nnd W.
M. Murphy of Sioux City left for Ex
celsior Springs, Mo., last Monday,
where lht will spend a few weks.
Winnebago Chieftain: F. Henry of
South Sioux City was a visitor In Win
nebago Wednesday between trains.
S. A. Combs received tbo sad Intel
llgenco on Monday of this week, that
his sister, Mrs. Amelia Itoycc, died at
Clifton Springs, N. Y.,'nt tho age of
G7. This was the first death that bad
occurred In his immediate family in
40 years ,
Sam Brown, who Is mnklng his homo
In Gregory, S. D., Is In Homer visit
ing friends, and was In Winnebago on
Tuesday of this week, calling on somo
of bis friends. Sam snys ho has not
done anything for five years, and lias
half n notion to stick to tho enmo Job
for a whllo longer. Well, Sam, we'ro
believing all that. Wo would look for
you lo tin ii pale In five minutes if you
did not got off Bomo sticb ridiculous re
mark.
Rloux City Journal, 1-ftli: Chris
Schoen, an old flslierinan who lives In
tbo bnsement of a fisherman's resort
at Masslnger's pnrk, Crystal Lake, was
robbed of $fit in sliver Wednesday of
this week. Ho had placed tho money
for iiufe keeping within tbo ticking of
his mattress, nnd was greatly dls
mnyvl on hla return from nn nngllng
expedition to find tho money gone.
Frank Richmond, who Is accused of
attempting rape upon tho 5-year-old
Eileen Alexander, 509. Pearl street,
was arrested at a residence near Twenty-second
street and Central avenue
by Officers Onrside and Lavery. Mrs.
Ethel Alexander wns induced to nros-
ecuto tho case yesterday, after being
informed tno man was In Jail. A con
tlnunnce waa granted by Judge Sims
till Thursday morning, October 10,
Richmond denies that ho made any as
sault upon tho littlo girl last Sunday,
a3 Is charged. Burt Lake, another
roomer at tho apartment on Pearl
street, and Dr. Milton Daily, who was
mnklng a professional cnll at tho time,
will bo witnesses for tho prosecution.
Richmond formerly was an employe of
tho Curtis Sash and Door company,
hilt waa discharged Monday.
Homer Star: John Illanchard is
taking a fuw' days lay off from U. S.
railway mall service and spending tho
time in Homer,
D. H. Stldworthy and Waller Smith
went to Gregory Monday to register
for a chanco on the Roaebud-PJnn
ttldgo drawing.
Tho Methodist church of Homer has
engaged. Ibo services of Row Joseph
a. isuge or Mornlngsidc. who will con
duct regular services both morning and
evening.
W. ti. Richards and fnmlly of Red
Oak, In., nro hero visiting with their
uncle nnd mint, A. S. Richards nnd
wife. Mr. Richards Is a substantial
farmer near Red Oak.
Al SbnlHo returned last week from
a visit nl Mound City, Mo., bis old
Htnmp'ng grounds, and ropotts tho ro
cent neavy rainfall aB having donu con.
sldernblo damage to crops and live
stock.
Mrs. J. H. Rockwell Ib recovering
from n slego of blood poisoning, nnd
is again nblo to tnko chargo of her
Household duties. Her daughter, Mrs,
J. E. Munger, hns been staying with
nor for u couple of weeks.
Mm. Thomas Jordan and children
stopped ovor In Homer this week en
route fioni Hrndy to Saskatchewan,
CniiRilfi, whore Mr. Jordan has pur
chased land. Thoy visited with Tes-
dames Dana Purdy and Chns. Skid
more, Jr.
m. J, amttn nns excavated Tor a
large modern farm dwelling on his
farm now occupied by Leon Ream, and
will bo built In tho west part of iho
orchard. Water ba3 been piped to th
sito from tho big spring in the bluff.
Marvin Armour or UiIb place, who
attended tbo Ak-Snr-llcn at Omaha last
week, waa a victim of tho light (In
gored profcBslon which generally In
rest thoso fall festivities His pockots
were picked ror ?2!i, wo are Informed.
A. a. RichanH iHlurnl Ratuidin
morning from Tiirton, S. D., where ho
baa been visiting with his daughter.
Mrs. Goldthorpe. for tho past two
weoks. Mr. Richards says they, had
plenty rainfall whllo ho wns there.
Announcements have reached
friends In Homer chronicling tho mar
riage of Mary Ann. daughter of Mrs.
Elizabeth Honcom or Hubbard to Harry
P. Covel. ThuiBdny, October 5, 1911.
Thoy will bo at homo In Nncorn, No
vombor 1.
WILFRED E.V0SS FOR SUPERINTENDENT
Wdlrrd U. Wn?, candidate for county superintendent, has
given splendid miucv in that olfiee (he past two ten a lie lint
been tiled mill hni proved lailliln! to the trust given him. He i
mi able eiliieiitur anil has nivin gnnd service in the sclloolt of
I hit count. As a d-epstu lent, unswayed lv pujiidice and dt
liliernte iu judgment he i capable ol dniui; his duty find rtlla-l-iiH
honor on llientliie he occupies He bus Ixen n cnreliil iv
iint of; he p iiple mid bus j.'i"n n ooil netoimt ol hinwclf, in the
-plemlul woiMtiy cond lio . of the cI'ooIa of tnis eouiitx loilnv
hluuv Mr Vh it n Oitfim coii'U buv. Imvinj' innile hit
home in Diiimli pife'f.i ..II Ins life. A voleliu Willriil If Yost
iiimith n ciiiliiiiKil ,Hitnl ! lesull prodiiciMu FehooN for ltiloii
eoiinti,
mmtr-mmma
W. L ROSS FOR COMMISSIONS
V. I Uo8 a entulidme for county coinuiissioner from
tliU district.' He it n man iu whom ihe people may trust lie
b'is the united support of his party nnd is certainly eutiiled w
it, Mr. Items U entitled to the ollice becacse ol Ins fitness for
tlieplncr. Helms served the countv as clerk, knows iverv in
and out ol the county's bushiest, and wnuM title with him to
tin oflicw ol eoiniaistioner a fund ol kii(iwle'iie ol countv nfTnirs
tbnt would mean thcieoiinmlciil udiiiinintintloii nf countv busi
nrst where his vole nod support was Kven. Mr. K''s '"in
been n contiinious ieident ol the county ! inr.nv crx, he
i;i henw pniiritv bolder, r II his iulnest j arc in D ikotu countv
lie is well ipialilicd lor the place. Vote for bun.
i M&vtMm, S
Candidate for Judge !
J Xj. Phillips, candidate for county
Judge. Is n man well fitted for the
plncr. Tils character Is above rcpronch
and iitB tiRlTly U uiitluuMcd. lie ts
without prejudice and without rear.
Every cage tbnt comes before him will
be tried on lt merits. Mr. Phillips Is
a man of wide acquaintance among
men nnd he knows human nature well
enough to ! nblo to udmlulstei' tho
nffalra of the probate court and handle
an estate In such a manner that nil
would be- fairly dealt with. He has no
enemies and as a judgi- would know
no friends. IK believes that oil men
are entitled to tin honest deal, and If
elected will pee that the get It He
Ib the best man In Dakota couutv for
ths place. ote for him.
Candidate for Treasurer
W. J. Manning, candidate tor roun
trtnsuier. is well known throiigbout
the county. He lias lived hrc for the
greater part of his life and his par
ents were pioneer settlers here. He Ih
Known ns u man of integrity nnd u
innii of Ills woid. One ti-im to tho
treasurer's office promt to the people
mat lie is a caret ul, capable mnn.
There isn't u Uuulsh in hls'name and
everybody gives him irrdlt ror being
one of tho best officials Dakota county
ever had, Mr. Munnlng It elected will
Itfiy for his bond, use economy in dep
uty hlrejmd Is against ucimllMii. In
fuel. i!lU-il It pat com tnat he will
not appoint a relative as deputy. Vote
lor biin.
JOH L, HAZLE6R0VE
Candidate for Sheriff
John I,, Hazlegrovo was born nnd
1'iisrd In Dakota county. lie gleu' lo
ITUiniU'Od lure mill recuved ni.i edlieil-
iX'UKWSJT BttW!! I S U' c -as atxompHnl.d bonio by his
City. He wiih raised on the furm of i "'. '-ue McCormick, v.-ho will visit
his patents. Mr. and Jlrs. J. w. Huzh- relatives here a few weeks,
grove, and Is an example or Dakota Tho boys received their new foot
county's sturdv young mnnliood. lie . ball suits Saturday and expect to bo
Is well tltted l'or the office he seeks, unnn i oi,n r,. (i,a ,,i,. .
having served for tin
pact year IIS
deputy sheriff, of thin county to the
satisfaction of nil. All who know him
speak of him In the highest terms of
praise, lie Is pledged to use economy
In his office and against ring rule.
He will n-iiko Dakota countv a good
sheiltr. t'olo for him.
All kiudsof coal, fcod and hay for
sale at roasuiinhle pi iocs.
livLve & SLAnaiiTKn Oo.
'I'isko E Dmvkn, Manager.
r)nkolnGity,Nob.
JACKSON.
Tho Northwestern depot was struck
by lightning In tho electrical storm
Sunday evening and only for tho
prompt arrival of a number of citizens
of tho town tho building would have
been completely destroyed, but tho
bucket brigade booh had It under con
trnl. rrii,, uiu,Jl. l...iii.l tin, nl! lnirii.
ed out and ono side or the buildins
badly damaged.
Mnmln Carpenter or Vista spent sev
eral days hist week visiting Lizzie
Teller
John J. Hynn and wire of Sioux City
spent several days tho last of the week ',sh,t, ha",d "Dlifled thoy renewed their
with relatives here baptismal vows. And thus came tho
Horn to Mr anil ''Ira I 11 Con c,oso of il anccessful mission, nnd
ley or Chicago! 111.. October 1 2. 1UI1.,.Kh,,,"pb Ka,1,,on ad. ?ttanlc will
a dftUBhter. Mrs fonlov v:iK f,,r.,.,.,lv
isnima O'Neill or this Phvo. They
bavo a "Uoosovolt f.unil'" consisting
of six daughters and two sop .
Hans ll. Anderson returned troni
Grogory, S. I).. Tuesday, where iie went
lntt week to register.
Mrs. Klhi It. Mnlonoy of Sioux City
was a guest in tbo William Hnrtnctt
home Sunday.
The M W. A. will hold n meeting at
The
"She had done her besta leaky range was to blame." Frequent failures cant be
avoided with an ordinary steel rane or cook stnvo. Why put up with such embarass
ments and inconveniences? Why not know the delightful satisfaction of always having
your work perfectly done, that comes from using a Monarch Range? You might as well ,
have one. It will effect a saving in fuel and repair bills that, in a short time, will pay its
entire pirst cost. "It pays for itself." Let us SHOW vou how it does it.
It's Uecausc of the
flonarch's Construction
There's no MYSTERY
about this. We can ex
plain it to your entire
satisfaction. It's sim
ply that the Monarch is
built differently fron the
others.
Unbreakable Malleable
Iron is used for those
parts that are made of
brittle cast iron in all of
the "common sort" o
steel ranges. Frames of
this material are joined
to the body by cold
driven rivets.
To Vsers jf Two to Five-Yotxi Old
Steel Ranges:
.Bear in mind that the Monarch not only
pays for itself, but for years will do your
work with 4 to K less fuel than other
ranges use. So it's not economy by any
means to continue to use a common range.
Make the change now.
Hr IihII RafIlrrf.1T- nvn-ilnn- tr loll
over tho proposed building "of a new
hnll here. All tho members ure ex
pected to be present.
Ed T. Kearney nnd family had to
postpone their western automobile
trip on account of the bad condition of
tlie roads.
Frank Hendricks and wife of Sioux
Ulty arrived hero IIoudA evening for
a visit in the L. D. Hicks home.
Mrs. Baker and two boys or Lawton,
la., who were visiting in the Chris
Smith home, reurned home Monday.
John W. Twobig returned from a two
months' trip through Montana and
North Dakota the last of the week,
feeling much Improved In health by bis
trip.
C. K, Hefrernan returned Snturday
j from ii visit In tho homo of his sister,
Mrs. Ttnlinrt. MfPnr..ilnl.- nl Vn., U.Ht.
. j p MnPnrmlnlf nml llltlo
daughter attended tho carnival at l'on-
ca last week, and were guests until
Monday in tbo George Hauks home.
Jos Elliott of West Polne, Neb., re
publican nominee for congress in tho
Third district, was In town Monday
looking up his republican friends.
Genoviove Brady departed for Oma
ha last Friday, where she will be pres
ent at tho voddlng of Miss Ituth Gen
tleman nnd William Dooloy at that city
Tuesday. Miss Gentleman was ono of
the Instructors In music at St. Cath
erine's academy last year and mado
many friends while hero.
Tho mission given here by the Rev
Fathers Kannon nnd Brockbank of tbo
Dominican Order, camo to a close Sun
day evening. The Fathers are tireless
and zealous workers or unuaunl ability,
end thoy nover railed to move their
listeners by the force or their ser
mons. They not only conducted a mis-
5,0.nIIror '' Brown-up pooplo but one
for tbo children as well on each after
noon. On Sunday evening took place
a most Impressive and edifying cere
mony wlion all, both young and old,
stood up In a body In the church and
"K uo ruiiioniuorcu ny uie people or
St. Patrick's church
Josopli Shnnuhau, who spent tho
i summer in Ireland, returned homo the
last -of the week. He was accompa
nied home by Margaret harklns of
Limerick, Ireland, a nleco of Will lnm
Shoehun. who will make an extended
visit with relatives bore.
Kliht niililleiilloii llMM-lw.
1'ItOUATi: NOTICE TO CIIEDITOUS.
In tho county court of Dalcotn county,
.imilknitli.
Ill tliu umtteror the estate of (lUKtiu I,,
lloruor, JvcenstMl,
Notlco It hereby kImmi, that tlm creditors
of tliu siilil ilneeiihcil will meet tho execu
tor of hiiUI estate, U'foui mu, county Juilxn
of Dulcotit county, NobnisVii, nt tho county
court room In mild county, on the aitli lny
of.lnniifiry, mis, on tho mth ilny of 1'ulirn
nry. Wi. nml on the lnl ilny nf March,
IMS. at in o'clock u ui.eneh ilny for tlm pur
Pomi of pieseutlliK their claim for omiiii-
iiiiiuou, iiiuiiswueut mm niiowuncc. .six
moiithNiiriiiilloweil for ckhIIIiiih id pniseut
their cIiiIum and nun year for the i'xi'CU
tor to sot tin snld estnto. (imii tlm Uithdnyof
SeptemlxT. 1911. This iiotleK w III lie pulillsh.
oil In the Dakota rminty llcinUI. for four
weeks successively Dilor to the MUi ilny
of Jiuiiinry. A D.lDl.
Witni'ss niy hfiud.nnil seal of said court,
this mth day of .SritumlH'r. A. I), lull.
- , l. I'. IlKKH'IIN IN,
IHFAi.. County. Indue.
l'tmt pulillcntloii lO-rt-w-l.
8EI1V1CE OF HOIVMONa I1V l'lMU.U'ATlOX
lu the district court of XulinikLn, In nnd
for liiikota County.
Porter M. Itoalsvs. the rnkuowii llilrsiif
John Ulnv, diceiiM'd.
To tliu ITiiIcnow u Heirs of John duv. tin.
censed, di'feil.liintH,
You will tnkn notlco that on the sail day
ofUotolMtrA. I), lull, l'oti'r M. IIiihIk. ns
plnllitllT, filed his petition In Iho district
court of Unkotit county, N'clirmkii, m;iilust
you, n a defeiidiiuts, t liu object mid prnj er of
which iin liMiulet tltlo In pliilntfir to the
north hnlfof the north cunt quarter of nee
tlon 4, Township ZH. Ultimo 8, In llakotn
county, Nehriiskn, and to havo the elalliu
Hindu liy yon, the snld defendants decreed
mill nnd void as clouds on phiiutltr's title
tosnlii piviiihvs;iind ior such other relief
as to tho court limy so.-m Just nml eiiultn
tile. You are requlieit to answer Mild petition
on in iH'foiu tliu liltliday of Xouiuuci
l. IUII,
Hated at PakotnClty, Nelraka Detolior
urn. luu.
Point ll M. I!iiaij
MONARCH
PAYS FOR ITSELF
Why try to
Get Along
without one?
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STNSONS
Specials for Saturday. Oct. 21
For this Da,y Only
Best Standard Tomatoes, 3 Cans for 25c
Best Standard Corn, 3 Cans for 25c
Good Gooseberries, 3 Cans for 25c
Royal Red Catsup, 3 Bottles for ?5C
3f)e Crescent Mapeline, 1 Bottle for 30c
All Children's Fleece Uned Uuderwear,
15c to 25c Per Garment
N. Y. Concord Grapes,
Jersey Sweet Potatoes,
Pears, Cranberries,
Hubbard Squashes
S. A.
Dakota City,
Under lakor County Coronor.
B.F. SAWYER was born May I), 1850. iu Mansfield, J!u8. Ho
blurted us u apprentico for tlneo yearn in the.Undeituking bnMoera in
p-lork City with tl, iBTgMtflrm in tho city, remaining with tlifcin
for Avt. years, nelm, followed tbo profefiRion tver since, coming lo
JacLson, Ncbr. in 1H80 and starting tbo bn6incS3 brio. Ho bu8 oua of
the W equipped Li.doitdiuRPrlo,fliu the Hale, with commodiom,
quartern, lady ninlttuut, ih,0 beatBea und equipment and a lurgo stock
j w MKUU
He understands, nil tbo succe'ifnl molhotls of cmbnlminc ai
l:ea a specialty of tbo "Jlico sMnn n.fi. .. .1 1 .;
inal;
forever, r.quiroa no cutting or excision of tbo body, and to ben nothin
. way nor adds anything to tbo Bitbjeet, the tborongb embalmiug bdn
done exclusively by asternal methods. b
eeihe whole west under one roof iKfSal
U"? Somothlng dolnsr oil the time. SEr&tVnVD I
fS Jt B a show that will Intorest you. Q DjUM IWsfniM M
r,( Hlu .Machinery Exhibit, with etery. ,n.. br ' KrVS ivl
fj l?onS.C,IOn- Xractlon Mms demonst"1 iiMWV J I
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IM3tSiUfkclor):"JrA
Ordinary STEEL RANOES
Actually WASTE Fuel
Ordinary ranges which
are made of CAST or
GREY IRON and sheet
steel must be bolted to
jether and calked with
stove putty. After a
very short time of use
these bolts work loose,
the putty falls out of the
seams and outside air
rushes into the flues and
the fire-box through
every joint.
These "air leaks"
Waste Fuel cause slow
baking Poor Work.
Edwards & Bradford
Estxmbea Co.
Dxk.otcx City, Nebraska.
Stinson
Webraskav
and
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B. F. Sawyej-, Jackson, Nebraska
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