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to look up that Insurance Policy.
and burns too late.
Two kinds of Insurance (Companies and Agents)
Good and Bad.
Our companies have stood the storm and stress of scores
of years of many disastrous fires,' and arc
ABSOLUTELY GOOD.
I have ben writing GOOD insurance for over twenty
five years; give it my personal attention, and see
that you get your money when loss occurs.
Believe me this counts for much.
Look up your insurance and drop me a card to call and
renew it. Got to keep busy you know, to stay in
Jackson. Can't stand loafing, after a quarter cen
tury of "hustling" here among you.
Ed. X. Kearney, JacksonNcbraska.
Office at residence.
11. E. taps
Grocery Specia's
for Friday and Saturday
Sweet Potatoes
Cabbage
Oniouf
Bananas
, Oranges - ' "
i- Lemon3
Cranberries ;
16 os fancj Persian Dates, .1 for '15$
Imported Muccaroni, tho best to
bo hud, per box 15$
Fieeh bread always ia stock
Fresb, dainty cookies of till kinds. . . .
New assortment of candy
ttost Sugar oined Bacon, porlb....206
Best Lard, per lb 14$
Pressed Ham, per lb 14$
Bulk Coffee, per lb 25$ and 30$
Cheese, mild, per lb 20$
Agents for Chaso & Sunboru's Cof-
fee 2C$, 30$, 3P$ nnd 10$
Akron Wheatine beet breakfast
food going 5 lb sack for 25$
'pimpB, Ttiibbors and Rubber Boots,
All kinds of Dry Goods Notions.
rOall in and look at our No. 2
QoldUlust Imuteins, at $1.00
W luiva just received n larRo ship
ment of Tublets. larrje and smtll sizes,
all for D$ each.
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TJA.KOTA CITY, NEB-
Local Items
Real ootato loans. Geo Wilkins.
A baby daughter was born to Mr
and Mrs Earl Hoch Sunday.
Attorney Al Pizny went to St Paul,
Minn, Sunday evening on legal busi
ness. A 5j school tablet and 3 fine load
pencils for lOo ut tho Dakota City
Pharmacy.
Judge It 15 F.vium spent a few days
in Lincoln lust week on business be
fore tho supremo court.
Corn husking time is when you need
the bund lotioiip, the Dokotn City
Pharmacy can snpply your wants.
Mjb Henry Weigand and Mrs" E A
Hermau, of Sioux City, nrero gnosis
ut tho Mrs It L Uroylull home Tues
day. Mis Win Lorccz and motlier, Mrs
Gust Stebuor, npeut ii few days this
week at the Frank Hefner Looie near
Leeds, Iowa.
Why is it that everybody likes
Hreun'ri coffet-? because it is tho very
best coffee on tho market for the mon
ey. Van do Zmido stlls it.
Tod UlirUtopuerson was down from
Groftou on buulues last week. Ho is
contornpltting ti trip to Florida soon,
wnero hu uxpeuts to invest in laud in
.the Bunny south.
" ,T O Elliott of West Point. Nebr,
caudidate lor congress) in this district,
, spent a few hours in town Tuesday
knotting acquainted with tho peoplo.
"no is a plensunt gentleman to meot
Mind would Iih a urodit to the stato in
(tho hulls of oongrt'ss.
Jul in Frodeiiok, of Clsde, Kitnn. ar-
lived hen) Tni'sdf.y for n low iliiyi'
' visit with lelutivtH hero and at South
Siouv ' "itv. He expects to ship u nut
of i-ntibagK iiii'l other vegetables back
with til ui if ho o n get them ut pricus
tli.it will let him nut on tliii shipment
ti P Stiumwuy oi Wakefield, wnu i
business visitor tioro Tuesday.
M M Kenm mid wife of Sioux City,
were over Sunday visitors with rolu-ttv-s
here.
llro.ik that eold before it breaks j nu.
oiir eulebrated cold tablets, do tho
work. Dakota City Pharmacy.
Tiros F Hall, republican caudidate
for stato railway commissioner, was
nnikiug ucojiuiutatK'es hero bistFii
day .
John II Gribblo writes us to change
the address on his Herald from Ger
v.iis, Ore, to Sulem, Ore, and adds
that his folks are getting along Hue.
Sick lioadaoho if caused by a (Unor
dered stomach. Tako Chnmberluiii'd
Ttibluts and cowed tbataud tho head
ache will disRiipeur. For salo by all
dealers.
F H Foirest, Harry H Adair, M
A Sohroied, Georgo Wilkins and
Chtis Punlsen nttended a meeting of
Imndniiuk Lodge, A F and A M, in
Sioux City Monday evening.
All those who are indebted to me
of quite a long standing, will please
come in and settle their accounts. If
not settled within thirty da; 8 from
this date, I will bo compelled to pbice
the accounts in tho hands of n collect
or. J Van do Zeddo.
Louis Larson teceived word Sunday
that Ilia fatbei, Lars Larson, had died
of hemorrhage of the lungs, at his
homo in TJte. Iowa, at the age of 70
years, ir ami mm jmlon ie;t imme
diately for Uto to uttoud the funeral
obsequies.
J W Copeland, of Dayton, Ohio,
purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's
Cough Itemed v for bis boy who hud a
cold, and lieforo tbobottlo was all used
tho 1 oy's cold whs gone. Is that not
bettor tlnu to pay a flvo dollar doctoi's
bill? For sale by all dealers.
Mr and MrB Paul Kiukel invited n
few friend in Sunday to help them
celebrate their fifteenth wedding anni
versary. A four course dinnor was
Rorvod to the guests. Several hand
some presents were given tneiu uy
their guests in token of the ocoa&ion.
When you havo a bod cold yoll wont
tho best medicine obtainable so iih to
cuio it with as little delay us poohi
ble. Hcru is a druggist' opinion : "I
liuvft sold Chamberlain's Cough Re
medy for fifteen years," hivh Euos
Loltar of Saratoga, Ind, "and collid
er it tho best on tho market. '" For
salo by all druggist.
Mike Goaue. who was sentenced in
tho distiict eo'iit last week to a lino of
$25 und costs, amounting in till to
aliout SOU, for vagrancy, and who went
to jail in default of payment of the
assessment, oliuuged hia mind when
his paramour, May Unrko, came to his
rescue and put up the requirered mini
for his fiecdom last Friday.
MihH Perle Stinson, who spent the
Mimmer touiftiK Europe, silled fiom
lireiium on the 7th Hint lor Ammieti,
She will spend a mouth with MutiveB
in Ohio on her letnvu tiip home. In
a recent letter she speaks of u visit
with Miis Johanna Mundy, a former
let-Mont oi linuuaro, nut now living
at l'.itVc-iotedt, Gnrninuy, with her
mother.
A rousing treeting wna held in the
Ajrcs hall lust Saturday ufteruooii fi-v
the purpose of organizing it Good
Roads association, and devi-ing plans
for the bettermeut of tho county roads.
Sixteen members joined tho associa
tion, mostly onto owners, and u set of
filacers were elected. Ed T Kearney
was chosen president, Ruv Armour
vice pretident, John L ITHzlHgiove
tieasuier. mid O W Fihor teo etiiry.
A iiifiiibercliip foeof Sl.25 is charged
eaoh inembnr. The nxt meeting of
the tiBsot'iiitioii "ill l' lild ut JhcKi-oii
nu Sii'nriliiy, Octiber 28, at 2 pm,
i lien everybody inteiested in bitter
ing the eoiiilitiou of ib country roads
jtN requested to b-i present and lend
their aid.
Fronk llirsch wnB ocr from Sioux
Oity Monday talking Florida land.
Patrick Ilodgitm of Jaoksou, wns u
business visitor iu town Wednosdny.
Ed Eiistou rettirnrd to Omaha Tues
day, whero hn is sorvibg uti tho federal
jury.
Prof J A Cbicoiun went to Jefferson,
S D, last Friday evening on business,
returning Sunday.
A baby boy was born to Mr Mrs J A
Uobst of Sioux City, until recently les
ideuts of this pleco.
Keop your hands frro from chaps,
iluskistn does tho tiick, sulci only by
tho Dakota City Plierinnoy.
Mrs Geo n l'range.r whs down from
Wakilleld n few days this week, a
guest nt tho D O Sliuaou homo.
Ed T K-arnoy of Jaoki-ou, was u
business visitor here Woiltiefday morn
ing, being enroute to Sioux City.
S A Stinson ntinnid Sunday from c
trip to St l'uiil, Minn, whem he went
to purchase nuw dry goods for his
ntnitt.
Geo W Ed'uonson and wife left. Inst
week for their homo, at Olivet, lvutis,
after a three months stay lieio with
their threshing oittlU.
Mrs Dora Dent tetnnied Wednesday
to bor home at Hurwell, Nebr, afti r u
two weeks' visit with lor Mster, Mrs
Georgo Harnett, in this plate.
Mrs Harriott Ayres ennui up from
Omaha Sunday and visited her son,
Curg Aires and family on Walkers
Island until Wednesday evening.
The Lytlo Construction compamy is
this week plasteiilig tho laige vuc.ilit
rnoui iu the new school, which wffl
piaeticully complete thoir cqutract.
Mr mid Mis S A Stlnton haveitsued
invitations to their tt'etity-llflh wed
ditifr aiituvofsniiy Siitinday evening,
October 21, at their home iu this pluce,
Jhb K Judcon, a former leeident of
South Mioux Citv, was heie this week
calling on old fiiiinds Mr Jmlson is
now iu business iu Ues Moines aud is
prosperous.
Will Battels was released from the
custody of the sheriff Monday upon
furnishing a $1500 super sedoas bond
pending the appeal of his oasu to ttio
supreme coiut.
Jus Carroll, an insane patient from
the nsvluin ut Ohctokne, Liwii, W65
Dakota City to Havo Electric Light
An electric light and power plant is
now nu itBMired thing for Dakota City.
A IoohI company has been formed for
tho purposo of installing nu elccttio
light and power pluut of sttflloletit ca
pacity to furnish light for every liouso
in town,, and power for nil purposes
whoro electricity on bo used. Tho
promoters of the company tiro Henry
Krnmwiodc, Frnuk n Forrest ami
Herbert D Wood, prosideut, secretary
aud tronsnrer, respectively, of tho now
company, which will be known us the
Uakotn Oity Light nml Power Compa
ny. A building will bo orectod imme
diately, in tho rear of Mr Wood's car
poutur shop, in which to install tho
oegino and dynamo. There have been
enough already who have signified
their willingness to take lights to war
rant the installing of tho plant, mid
whon once it is running it will without
doubt bo taxed to tho limit. Tho vil
Intfo board fitu tacctiag-T u-dsj tvn
ing aasured tho companv that, there
would be nodillloulty in their obtain
ing a franchise. An ordor was placed
Wednesday for the necessary tnnuhiu
nry and tho work of installing tho
plant will bo rushed as fast as possible.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
(OFTICtAIi)
Uakotn City, Neb., Oct 10. tail.
Tho board of county commissioners
met uuisuunt to adjournment Present,
13d Morgan, clmljrninn; Thos. Iong,
Georgo W. Thnckbr nml W U ltoss,
clerk.
Claims wero allowed on tho several
county funds as follows:
County General
Georno Thnckcr, ludso.... !
Mell A. Schtnlod, supjillca
V. B. McCarthy. bnllltT .. . .
L. W. Smith, witness Stato vs.
FInnorty
Clay Powell, witness State s.
FInnorty
A. 1). Llschko, witness State
vs. FInnorty
Charles D. Hall, witness State
vs. FInnorty .r
licit Powell, wltneso Sluto vs.
Flnnerty
W. L. Itoss, wttness Stato vs.
Flnnerty
II. II. Pilgrim, wttness Stato
vs. FInnorty ,
The Nubiuka School Supply
COO
SG.50
12.00
6.20
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picked up Monday by Sheiift It ickwoll Klonti &. Uartlett Co., incise.. 53.02
Nebraska Telephone Co., phono
rent 23,10
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and on Tuesday wus taken to Sioux City
and turned over to tho i Ulcers fiom
Cheiokee.
Mrs Clara Mitchell, of Goodwin,
was grunted a divot ce, at tho adjoin n
ed net-sion of coutt last wuek fiom
Albert J Mitchell Showisiilno glv'
en $1500 alimony aud tho custody of
tho n-iiior children.
The representativfs to tho I O O F
aud Rebelaih lodc'CB from this ti'acc
were, T W Gribble nml Mrs DO Stin
son, and from South ftioiix City, Ed
Motz and Mis Sam Lopp. Tho ses
sions couvoucd Tuesday in Lincoln
and lasted until Thursday.
Dele is a woman who i-pcaks fiom
porsonal knowledge and long experi
ence, viz, Mrs P II Brogan, of Wilson,
Pa, who niys, "I know fiom experi
ence that Chiimbcrbiiti's Cough Reme
dy is far superior to any other. For
oronp there is nothing that ezcolls it."
For solo by all dealers.
ftlrd Wni Lopp, formerly n resident
of South Sioux City, but now living in
Seattle, was in town T:ies,loy on liusi
nebs. The Lopps Mill own cmbidera
blo pioperty hero and are cuutomplut
iiiR moving back aud building a resi
dence.
It you have vonag children you have
perhaps noticed that disorders of Hie
stomach are theiu most common nil
men To correct this jou will ilud
Ohamhei lulu's Stomuchi and Liver
Sublets excollent. They are easy and
pleH'iiit totule, and mild and gentle
in effect. For sale by all dealers.
Tim Dakota City Volunteer Firo De
partment will give an 8 oaloek lunch
noil at tlirf City hotel Tliitrtidny even
iiiKofnext week. October 2Gtli. and
invite nil the citizens of town who ate
interstcd iu the betterment or the de
partment 10 join them and tu.k over
pious of improving tho ( fficioney of
tho it stem. If you are interested,
ooino.
Tho countv toad lending snulli of
town, known us tho liver road, and
which hoH been partly washed away
ly the liver at the southeaot corner of
U P iiuttiiews' iield, linn l.-ell r.h.:iud
to trovel bv Mr Matthews, He had
been letting the truIKo co thrrmgli his
field siucu tint road wished out but
thev got to scattering and cutting up
his Held too much and be c1oh-i1 it t.i
tho public. Rural .Mull MeKernaii
now goes a milo faithor west before
tin uiug south on tho old Dibble road.
John Cain, ftlvhicr Ills nddncs us
Wuleiloo, Iowa, mot his Wuterloo
Suturduy whru ho tried to connect a
pair of ladies hIiocb to his belongings
at the S A htinson store without mak
iug a loeoid on tho osh register He
succeeded in getting away lioni the
store with the ehoes, lint they were
soon missed and MuiiJial Jus Fucfttou
located him with the shoes in his
pooUet an be wtit lesving town mid
lodged him iu the lookup, downs
given liftoHii days iiitliocniiutyj.il
by Jitdg Heffornau.
Tiiesrtuv. October 17tli, the Imius
of Brushy Bend Hiiipiisd Mis Ctius
Surid, and reminded her t lint it whs
her 05th birthday. They pies-nted
tier ivith a handsome Iiish linen table
cloth, Those presHiit were: Mrs John
Solin, Mrs Fied iigm r, Mri- Henry
Biermann, Mrs OliarUs Biernimi, Jlrh
C A McDowell, Mis low I'd tiichurd,
Mis John" StudiiK, Mrs ilcimnti Ebel,
Mrs Albert Uooit, Mis t hris eta ting,
Mrs John liohirfr, Mis Cnaw Y'ltnw
Mrs Chaley Si-rk. Mrs Will Huni,
Mis John Sierk, Mrs Will Fulton,
Mrs Will Burn t'.
Loneran (&
Winrtiers at
O'Shca (Strains
the Big Fairs
Consult Mo Welters-
Ilubbaid !
lli.uk
tale
21-ubbns-cl, Nebraska
Spot Cash Prices
As I need the money, and havo
plenty of goods, I will for u short
timo sell for otsli only, and almost at
cost, tho follow iug:
Corn C cans for 5P.,
Corn per cone of 21 cium H .01)
Tomatoes per can lOn
Tomatoes per case of 21 cutis. .2.25
Peus per cm lOo
peuH pr uuki of 21 cans s-J.Vi.'i
25o is in of Bakit.g Powder lOo
Glass Dishes ut Half Price
Everything else in propoition.
i J Yan do Zudde.
J. L. Hazclgrovo, salary ... 40.00
Mrs. John Hachcrt, care of
paupers .' 12.00
John Bachcrt, boarding pnu-
pors 77.00
John Thnckcr, tndso 2.80
Thomas Long, Salary 75.00
Nntonal Office Supply Co..
mrlsc ,... .... S.70
W. L. Ross, tax list 0G0.00
Uort nrnBllcld, work 2,00
Juines Fuestoii, salary and
boarding prisoners 12. GO
D. G. Evans, stamps and Atlas 17.70
J. P. Rockwell, salary 100.00
Hammond & Stephens Co.,
supplies .. i7.7f.
County Bridge Fund
Edwards &. Bradford Lumber
Co., lumber , .... 43.80
Edwards & Bradford Lumber
Co.. lumber 181.35
Dodgo Corrugated Iron Co.,
Culverts 210.30
County Road Fund-- '
II. O. Hlleman, road work, com
missioner's district No. 1... 33.00
Henry Gloe, road work, com
missioner's district No. a . . . 80.00
Christian Hansen, road work,
commissioner's district No. 3 COO
Will H. Rockwell, road work.
commissioners district No. 3 20.00
Alfred Harris, road work, com
missioner's .district No. 3... 1.00
Albert Georgesen, road work,
commissioner's district No. 3 24.00
Geo. N. Georgesen, road work,
commissioner's district No. 3 50.50
Geo, N, Georgesen, road work,
commissioner's district No. 3 33.00
J. W. DeForest, road work,
commissioner's district No. 1 33.00
Glen DeForest, road work,
commissioner's district No. 1 33.00
Vernon Nelsen, road work.
commissioner's district No. 1 30.00
L. H. Border, road work, com
missioner's district No. 1... 49.50
Road District Fund
Martin Hoglt. road work, dis
trict No. 18 150. Ift
H. O. Illleiuan, road work, dis
trict No. 19 Ci).2.-)
Ed wards & Bradfotd Lumber
Co., lumber, district No. 15
Georgo Jensen, road work, dis
trict No. 1C
Thomas Graham, road work,
district No. 9
Louis GcorgcEon, road work,
district, No. C
Sam Garnor, road work, dis
trict No. C
John v. Mast, road woik, (lis-
trlst No. C 1G.00
John P. Hanson, road work, dis
trict No. C
Frank Petiln, road work dis
trict No. G
Kdvard3 & Bradford Lumber
Co., tndse. district No. 15.. .75
F, II. Wny, road work, district
No, 11 28S.00
F. H. Wny, road woik, district
No. It 3.75
Carl Hlrsch, road work, dis
trict NO. 1 259.50
Georgo Hale, road work, dis
trict No. 20 0.00
I'. O. Van Cleave, load work,
district No. 1 113.75
R. M. Lcrko. road work, district
No. 5 14.00
Gooruo Thackor, road work,
distiict No, 5 0.00
Judd O'Dell, road work, district
No. 5 3.50
Ed J. ICIchorst, road work, dis
trict No. 5 20.25
Tho countv clcik ia ordered by the
board to write tho following road
claims for damages on the county gen
eral fund:
T J Caey 1215.10
iotu Mnhon 10?. "ft
k J. McCarthy 145.00
P 10. RuBh 120.00
Chris Smith 110.00
J P. wisUh 90.00
H F. Cain 2fi0.n
John Malonoy 25. no
David P. Boacom . . . . , CO, 00
.lames Hartnott 18ft. 00
Mrs. Thos. Casey 90.00
John Hnrty 100.00
Frank Hoenoy 170.00
Iloonoy Estate K-.00
Mann Anderson (5.00
Miss Andersen 75.0ft
Pat luirroll 75.00
Carl Hlrflch 210.00
Rudolph Bchopko 180.00
James Breslln Oft. 00
John Hooney tun. on
lb ns Hatipen R'O.on
llennrt of GrorKo Wilkins clerk of
tho district court, approved by tho
board
Board adjourned to meet Novi'tub r
13, 1911.
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39.85
10.00
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S.00
1G.00
8.00
1.00
HUDDARD.
Work ia slowly progressing on the
now elovutot.
A full line of blankets, both cotton
and wool, nt Curl Anderson's.
airs Frank Mohon of near Poncn,
spent tho past week nt the home of
her sister, Mrs Ernest Gorrlz
Good butter, eggs nml cream, wo
want them rur.i will pay tho highest
market price. Gco'liinliu.
Ono of tho twin babies of Mr and
Mrs Ernest Goertz tho littlo girl
died last week.
Wo want your produco of nil kiudB,
and will pay the highest market prico.
Carl Anderson.
L E Priest run! Frank Loomis woro
among tho many who weut to Dallas,
S D, to regiter for piece of govern
ment land.
Fall cops! see our window display
for tho latest. Every ono new good,
la this Reasons latest stjlesatHl eolois.
PriceH right. Geo Timlin.
SorviceB ovory Sunday nt II o'clock,
iu tho Hail, by tho Methodist pastor,
Rov Josoph Ii Edge.
Remember wo havo nil kinds of
husking mittens and buskers supplies,
Carl Anderson.
Postolllco Inspector TliompKtiii whb
hero Wednesday cheokiug .over Post'
master Fredrtoksen's accounts.
A mo, now Hue of shirts just tu
ceived at Oarl Andersou's. All now
and nobby styles
A largo delegation from huto linn
boeu migrating to South Dakota to
try for u chance in tho bind ,d rawing
Try some of our cookies nml crack
eis, all good, fresh aud of highest
grmles. Geo Timlin.
Edward Jensen was among tho Sco
City piiHsougers fiom hero Wednesday,
Mut tin's galvanized oil cans, better
thau the best, at Carl Anderson's.
Pearl Perstnger was a pnBsongor to
tho county svut Vedtiesday.
Cob! weather is coining t n and you
will ncod heavier underwear, Wo
have it in nil grades und prices. Ca-I
Anderson.
Mr and Mrs Georgo Ti.clin vititcd
at. tho Gratidp.i Green homo Wednes
day. A few cool days makes yon think of
winter. Thon como in and look over
our new line of wititor nuderwenr, we
can show m tho goods t tint a ill
please. Geo Timlin.
Sam Thorno wns in Norfolk, Nebr,
Thursday of last weok.
Tho corn hushing Reason is about
here, and wo .no woll prepared to sup
ply your needs fiom a largo new stock
of mittotiR, husking gloves and pegs.
Corao in and see them, Geo Timlin.
Carl Anderson was iu Dakota City
between traius lust Friday on business.
Satisfaction comes with using the
eclohrated Milliu's ooffec, there is
nono bettor. Carl Anderson sells it.
Tho candidates uro getting morn nu
merous us election day drawn nigh.
Now is tho time In do something t)V
your chickens. Feed them PrattV
Poultry Food aud ntmt them laying
while eggs nro ft good prico. For rale
ut Carl Atidcreon's.
Gonrgo Hayc, ono of tho most rub
stunt ial aud prominent residents of
this precinct, died nt his fnrm home
Bouthwo.t of Hubbard Tuesday ofttr
noon ut 5 o'clock. Mr Hayes had been
ill for seveial days with pneumonia,
and Tuesday being tho day of crisis
of the disease, it was thought n great
chuugo for tho better was noticeable,
but about noon a sudden change for
tho worse dovolopul and at llvo o'clock
in tho evening us tho sun wub slowly
sinking iu the west, the spirit of a
noble und generous citizen, a kind and
indulgent husband and father, pussed
to that gieat boyond. Mr Uayes was
ono of our most ptoperouB farmnrn and
hud accumulated u handsome compe
tency of this wot Id's goods. Ho was
among the eaily soitlers of tho county,
coming hero from Chicago ami kit
ing on the fai m homo where he (lied,
no was elected a member of the bosrd
of suporvinoiB ot this county in 1892,
and was a most conseiuiiclnus oflicial.
He leaves a large and devoted fmnily to
mourn his sudden demise. Tho funeral
obsequies wero held Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and u lsipo concoiirso
of f i lends assembled to pay u lust
tributo to Ihu tlepnited.
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Paint and
Whitewash
Brushes
W. Lr. ROSS
Onltottx. City Pharm&cy
Of Every
Size and
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lhe QtxestiotiL of Perat
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, nnd reliable in
every way, but exactly the heaviest paint on the market,
which means that it is made substantially fiom the purest
ingredients known to the industry. Isn't that of value to
you? In Mound City bam paint, you secure the genuine
oxide of iron paint no imitation and furniihed in red,
slate, brown or yellow. We know ji-ou cannot. bcat these
paints for either quality or price. Try them
Interior Decor&itiora
Is something that should appeal to every housewife not
nlorjo because of improved nppcatniice, but from the utrindpointof econ
omy of labor. On these giounds wo wish to remind you tlint wo have
a new nnd np-to-duto Block of Wall liiioi'i something to pleflHOAUi.
And remember, wo also ln.tr Hi' sanitary wall coating, .AIulMttiliC.
It will not rub off aao can r. on plain, or etchrd m tho meet
ortistia uianuei' Y ti v I. . oe disappointod if you usa it.
Ox-Ien.tok.1 Vek.rnlsk
furnUlii'M an nrtlRtla niotliotl for
lirlKlitontiiR tlio-io old uliuti'H, eup
lioardR, vte. Wo furnish It lu oak,
cherry, walnut, iiiahnaaiiy, etc,
Genuine Rubber Palni
nits as n prusorvallMt when applied
to wood work or Iron. X'ro vents thnt
root leuUIng and Improves nppuui'
(UKOsHoreniUy. (lives satisfaction,
Dakota City
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Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local BprHiraiMHu, m tUy Cisr.etwa'-ii ti rtun
eased portion ot tlio car. There U only ono way to
cure acaincM, na maw i uy tuu..,.u. .... .. "-"-DentncM
I caused by an Inflamed condition of the
raticoua lining ot the KuatachlMi Tube. When tills
tube la Inflamed you havo n rumbllnic aound or tin.
perfect hcarln, and when It la entirely closed. Deal
neaa Is the rcault. and unlcae the Inflammation can bo
taken out and this tube reatored to Ita normal condi
tion, hcarlnz will be deatroyed forever: nine cmco
out nt ten are caused by Catarrh, which la nothing
but an Inflamed condition ot the mucous aurtaces.
We wilt give Ono Hundred Dollars for any case of
Deafness fcauscd by catarrh) tliat cannot be cured
r Hall's vmrrh f-iim. Btnd tor circulars, frre.
nntil hv nmrrlKtJi. 7fie.
Take Jjall's Family Tills for constlpatloa.
Klr.t publication 10-18 4w
Order of Hearinc and Notice on Petition
for Settlement of Account.
In the county court of DuliOtn county,
Nohraxldi.
Hint" of NnlniisMi, Dnkotii County hh. ,
To Itutli Alnriti Orr. Joliii Ouitnvo Orr.
Olutr Wllllatn Orr, Will U.tirr.iiiiil toull
purHonsliitoiuHtcd lu tlie cMutiiof (limliic
I,. Hmimui', imliicompptunt pontons
mi 11.11111111 the tintltioii of will II. Orr.
iniiiKllanof tluicHtiiloof OiiBtnie I.. HorKiir,
uti incoiupcteiit poison, pinylim a 11 mi 1 sot-
tleiiii'iil nun umiuitncu oi iiin nuriiuiiiB im
Kiiiiiilliin of the estate of (Jilslaxe I., lluiunr,
October Special R,a.tes
One-Way Colonist Rates to the Pacific Coast, until October 15th.
The Dry Farming Congress at Colorado Springs, October 16-20,
will be one ol the most instructive conventions ever held in
the west; special rates.
The Omaha Land Show, October 10th to 28th. Here you will -see
under one roof the remarkable products of irrigation and
dry farming; it will be a great educationol show of farmland--orchard
products from every state in the west.
The 13jg Horn Basin and Yellowstone vallty arc-eiuMii a most-:
successful senson of heavy crops. Filings for Government irri
gated homesteads this Autumn will be very numerous. Some
of the finest lands that the Government has ever bestowed arc
for you in these regions. A party of 21 newspaper correspon
dents has just inade si lour through the Big Horn Basin and
the Sheridan Country and they wore amazed at the wonderiul .
fields of grain and alfalfa, the ample water supply, the perma
nent canals, the progressive new towns, thfc productive soil,
the climate, the surrounding and scenic mountains, the mineral
wealth, the industrial possibilities, the hospitality of the people.
Join our personally conducted excursions the first and third
uesdays of each month and keep ahead of the coining movement.
W. 15. Snethcn, Agent, Dakota City, Nebr.
L: W. Wakklky, O P A, Omahu, Neb
100-1 Furnum street
A.M.,
lull, nnd fur tliiipnioii of uld re
mit nnd for the reli'iiM? mid ilUuhaiuuof
hlHlioiKlxniou.
it In liuieliy oidored that you, and all
jii'ihoiwtiTton'Htcd lu wild mutter, may ap
pear ut the countv court on the nth day o'
.Noveinlicr. A. I. lull, at 10 oVIoek A. M., to
.show cause, if uny tlicie lie. why tho prnjer
of the pKtltlonui'uhould nut hvKmiitfil, and
that notice of the pendency of said petition
nml Hut hemliiLf theieof Imi Hi ven to all
person IntoiUHted III until mutter hy PUl
Mshliiu'iicopy of thin Older In the HiUntn
('limit v llnriild. u weekly neWNIianer 01 lilt
ed In Knld county, fur four Hiiceehtvn
weeks pilor to said day ot iienrinii,
l.(). JlKI'KKUVAN.
hi:ai.. Clounty .luilici'
KJrut publlciitloii lo-it-tw
1'ltOUATK XOTICi: TO CIIKD1T01IH.
Ill the county court of Dakota county, Ne.
lirusku.
In the mutter of the e.stnte of .Inlm I,
Nixon, deceasid. ...
Notice In hereby ulveii that the credltorh
of the mild (leceuMed will inout tliuadmliiU
tratorsof said ustate.ixiiore me.coiiiuy juuku
of Dakota county, NuliniMka, at the county
coiirt room In said county, on tliii'.tuh day
i.r.Ianuary,lVl-'.oii theOTtlidny of Ktdiruary,
lUI-Aund on thu fithdayof April, IU1K, ut
iu o'clock ii, ni.eiu-li day for the purpose of
presentllilt their eliilius for cMimlimtlon,
adjustiiiniit nnd allowauco. Six iiuiuths
urn fillocil fur credltoiM to priiHont thOIr
ClalniH and one venr for tli'ladiulnNtriitoi's
tohettlesnld estate, from the :t ' t li day of
Senteillhel. lull.
Tills notlee win lie piiiiiisneii in lite uuuo
tii OountylU mid fur four weel.s tiicccs'lii -lv
nrlorlo til- Mill llllV nf .lirillllO lil.'
WltueHSiny liuuil. nml seal of ulil ciaul
tills imtlidil Of r'PK'iiiber A. D. lull
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Fverything in the line of
Irlarrvess avi Horse Goods
Vc have a big line of I Iorse Blankets, Fur Robes and
Blankets in stock, and lots more coming. Look ovfer our
stock of Fall Goods.
Our new stock of Whips has arrived and are selling
at greatly reduced prices.
Kopair Work Given Prompt Attention
Sole Agent for Damn's Hog Tonic, Dest on the Market.
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