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Bargains , had at Kncppcr's Store
l,argc size Salmon, per can 15c
3 Cans of Corn for 25c
Sliced Pineapples, per can 20c
Grated Pineapple, per can 15c
2 cans of Blackberries (as long as they last) for. .25c
3 pkgs of Macaroni for 25c
3 pkgs Corn Starch . . 25c 3 cans of Lye 25c
Goods
"Diamond S"
which arc the
and "Libby's"
BlvST.
We also keep
Cabbage, 5c. .Spanish Onions, 7c. .Sweet Potatos, 6c
Dry Goods Notions g
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Dakota County Herald
lOHN H. REAM, I'UIIMSHER
Subscription Trico. $1.00 Per Year.
A wcokly newspaper publiuhod at
Dakota City, Nobruakri.
Permission haa been granted for tho
transmiBBionoftbispaporthrouKlitbo
maiia as second-class matter.
Telephone No. 43.
Official Paper of Dakota County
5 $
Items of Interest $
from our Exchanges
Pouch Journal : Mrs V M FiiIih is
lit Dakota City this iouk visiting Mrs
Rosa,
Albiilon Items in Sloan, Iowii, Star:
Gnu OIhou h'.ih in IJUibbiwil, Nub, hint
week:
Tlio county judgo of 'i'liurston county
reoeivud a liorsowhippiiiK recently by
fin irato woman at a public sale near
Ponder. Hu will probably kocip his
cub to himself after this when in tho
preseuco of lad ins.
Tho railroads of tho world, it is es
timated, Hunuully kill Ions than ono
fourth us many pooplo as tho mosqui
toes. As there is no way of HtiiiiR tho
rnoMiuitous, thoro is a grout deal of
profitable bnsinosH lost to the lawyers.
Gov Chester II Alilriob, who wrest
ed tho uovernorshin from tho booze
element of Nebraska in thu last statu
cauipuigu, in again in tho race for rc
nominatiou at tlio coming primaries.
Do your duty and wo will huvo a gov
ernor thiit wo can bo proud of for
another two yuars.
The NobraBka Experiment Station
Iiiih jul ibniied Uullotin 12U, which in
cludes tho results of several years'
work lu fattening hogs on alfalfa and
corn, and on alfalfa, corn, and other
grains and mill products, at tho North
Platto Substation, Tho results of
funding alfalfa hay iu tho rack,
chopped alfalfa and alial fa-meal, ami
of feeding various proportions of corn
nnd alfalfu tiro uomparod. This bul
letin follows Uulletiu 121, which shows
tho cost of kcoping brood sows, tho
cost of the pig when it has roachod thu
weight of CO pounds and tho cost of
growing pigs during tho summer. This
bulletin may bo had free of cost by
rcsidonts of NobraBka on application
to tho Agricultural Experiment Sta
tion, Linooln, Neb.
Wayno Domoorat: Eugeno Leahy
was hero from Juckuon Sunday, visit
ing relatives.
Emerson Enterprise: Mr Jones, of
Ileacnn, visited with George Cougtitry
and family last Monday,
Nowcastlo Times: Mrs Al llUHsell
and Bon, Willie, returned Monday
from a visit to Dakota City.
Hnttington News' Mrs Clias Ire
land wont to Emorsou, Monday, fur a
brief visit with relatives of Mr Ireland,
Pouder Times: Prof Rich, of Da
kota City, was in town last week mov
ing to his father's farm near Wisner,
Watorbury Itomo in Emerson Enter
priso: Will Lonox and wife, from
near Allen, spout last Thursday at tho
Iko Woods homo.
move next year to his land iu Colorado.
Beulinal-Trlbunp, Howling Groen,
Ohio, Fob US: Daniel Hagor, who
lolt here thirty years ago, is hero ue
enmpanied by his wifo from Dakota
City, Nebraska, and is surprised at
thu great improvements nnd changes
in that period as it is his ilrst visit to
Ohio since ho went west and Mrs fin
ger's first Ohio vhit. Mrs J J Double,
tho Ktirfcss and Mutgars aro cousins
and other relatives at Stony Ridgo.
Mr Ilager went to Medina coutitv Sat
urday whilo Mrs Hager and Miss An
in Kurfess wont to Findlay Monday to
visit tlio Thomas llolden family and
will visit in Howling Green before
thoy return.
IlomorStar: M S Manslleld and
wife, of Winnebago, and Guy Sides
and wife, of Salem, were guest nt tho
Audruy Allaway homo lust Sunday.
....Word ifUfivbil hero by fncntln of
W II Clapp, of Kindeihook, Now
York, states that ho is spending sever
al weeks in Florida and other southern
states. . . .Dr Ashley, of Lyons, was in
Homer last week. He inspected tho
live slock of Frank- Nowliurn, who
moved to southern Missouri last Wed
nesday, and that of John Ralzor's who
shipped to Minnesota yesterday....
Mrs Louio Rockwoll slipped and fell
on tho ico near her homo west of
llomor, Monday, and sustained very
pninful injuries, although no bones
wcro broken. Sho was confined to tho
house for several days,
Sioux City Daily Nows, 5: Sylves
ter Cainoy, junior partuor in tho ilrm
of Camoy liros, livurymen and stock
men of llomer, Neb, was shot iu tho
hack by ucuiduut last night at IIotnr,
whilo assisting Jeff Taylor, constable,
to inuarcerato three tramps whom thu
had arreirted. Tho bullet camo from
a .1(2 caliber rovolvor carried by Jeff
Taylor. Thu fact that it passed
through tho back of tho buggy seat
and through the heavy clothing which
Carney woro and then iinally struck
one of his ribs accounts for thu fact
that bo was not killed. CJarnoy was
brought to St Jnnuph's hospital this
afternoon and oporated upon. The
physicians took an x-ray photograph
and located tho bullet at tho right of
tho spinal column ami near thu iiftli
lib. It had struck a rib and had not
petftrated into any of tho vital organs
Taylor had received a call to go to a
suhoolhouHO two miles houtli of Homer
to urrcst three trumps who had broken
into tho house. Camuy drovu and
Taylor sat behind tho men and held
tho gnu. Thoy reached Homer with
out any trouble. As Taylor got out of
tlio buggv tlio automatio rovolvor went
off. Tho bullet went through tho
back of tho scat and lodged in Car
ney's back. Carney is -10 years of
ago and has live children. Taylor ac
companied Camoy to Sioux City for
tho operation. Ho was grontly giieved
over the imoideiit. and whs rn
liovod when tho x-ray photograph
showed Unit it would not result fatally.
Lyons Mirror: Leonard Muokoy,
of Hubbard, is working for Clydn Rob
binu.... Harry ltaadal, father of Clar
enco Itasdal of Ilouior was hero Saturday.
Ono of our oxohangus, in speaking
of Senator Norris Urown's candidacy
for reelection, pays him thu following'
tribnto:
"Whilo Norris Brown continues to
attend to his olllcitil duties iu Wash
ington iu a dignillcd manner, his
friouds in NobraBka ivtll buo to it that
his political interests iu Nebraska do
not suffer nnd that ho is accorded thu
endorsement of a rouomiiiatiou to thu
souate. Tho senator is ono of thu true
progressives who stood for progressive
policies in Nebraska when suoh a statid
meant simuthing, and wliou so doing,
hu was compullod to battlo with somu
of tho place hunters who aro today
hurling tho epilhot of n 'standpatter'
at him. Thorn is not a man iu public
lifa tiuywheru iu thu nation who has
had moro continuous and consistent
record of progressivenrss than Senator
Drown mid through it all ho has been
a steadfast, loyal republican prefer
ring that tho nuodod reforms should be
brought about through tho parly, rath
er than by tho destruction of it. Tho
republicans of NobraBka aro gratuful
to Senator lirowu for tuu position he
has muiutuiuud, uud thu' will undnrco
his caudidaoy at tho coming primaries."
Sioux City Journal, Itli t Tho an
nual mootiug of tho Crystal Lake lm
provemunt association, which was to
havo buou held this afternoon at South
Sioux City, hus boon postponed until
thu first Monday in May.
Saeo, Mont, Observer: Miss Mary
Eustoii, from Dakota City, Neb, sistoi
to our popular druggist, A E, arrived
hero tho latter part of last weok. She
has a claim north of Saoo, on Milk
river. Shu intends to make this part
or tlio country her futuro Inme, we
understand,
Walthill Times: Mrs Lou Oloment
has been on tho sick list this week. . . .
J M King, of Homer, was iu town
Wednesday afternoon. .. .Miss Mabel
llarvoy was down from South Sioux
City, Sunday.... OG Uampboll went
to Homer Wednesday evening ta at
tend tho hog sale advertised iu these
columuh last wook....J M King and
(1 W Molloath, of Homer, drove to
Walthill, Fiiday afttirnoon, to attend
tho Masonic sohool, driving li'iok after
it closed.
Puudur Republic: Mrs Harry
Pouuds was down fiotu Hubbard tins
wuuk visiting with Peudor relatives.
. . . . W C Mtitn ban m'ld his million
building and tlstures to Thos E Hef
furnau, of Hubbard, possession to bo
given May 1st, Mr Ilofii-ruan is a son
of D 0 Ilofforniin, county judge of
Dakota county. Mr Moyor will io
main in Pundor this year and will
Wiuuubago Chieftain: Mr and Mrs
M S Mansfield wero llomor visitors
last .Sunday, nt tlio homo of Mr and
Mrs Audroy Allaway... .Mrs Thomas
Ashford and Mrs D B Stidworthy,
both of Homor, wero guests at thu
John Ashford homo yesterday after
noon.... On last Wednesday morning,
February 128, promptly at 10 :1)0 o'clock
at thu homo of the bride's parents, Mr
and Mrs Jus O Foltz, Miss Mollio
Foltz was married to Mr Claud Thack
or, Ruv R 0 Skoupoolliciating. Those
present at tho wuddiug weru: Mr and
Mrs Oeorgo Thaeker, of llomor, pa
rents of thu groom, uud tho Misses
Mattio and Gertrude MuKiuluv, of
llomer. Tho bridu has n bust of
friends iu and around Wiuuubago and
also iu tho vicinity of Homor, in both
of which places sho has filled posi
tions iu busiucits houses. Only recent
ly was sho an cmployo of thu 0 J
O'Connor ntoro of this place. The
groom is an industrious young man en
gaged in tho farming businoss midway
between Wiuiiobiigoand Homer, whore
ho has been kei-ping "bachelor's hall"
for thu past couplo of yours. Both
aro hold in tho highest eatoera and ro-
spoct by all who know them and will
lm noblo rompanions for ouch other.
Alter periornianco ot tlio ceremony
which Hindu this happy couple man
and wife, those presout sat down to a
bountiful wedding suppor. Tho
couplo took their duparturo for Lincoln
and Omaha and other iiumudia.o
poiuts for a visit, to roturn in a few
days. Wo piosumo that Mr uud Mrs
iThackor will make their homo at tho
farm upou which tho groom has been
living. Hearty congratulationn uro
estendod by tho Ohiuftaiu. and wo bo
liove wo voice thu wishes of their
many friends in wishing them every
success in lifo.
stook to tho Ward Commission com
pnny at Sioux City. Ed seems lo bo
getting tho big end of tlio business
here, mid his patrons aro all pleased
with their sales.
Mr and Mrs Reninger woro iu Sioux
City, Monday.
Garden tools of all kinds at Curl
Audirsnii's,
Mrs Jim Smith is nicely on tho way
to recoMiiy and will soon bo nblo to
leave the hospital,
William Goerlz was a city passenger
lust week,
When you want anything in tho
Hue of smoked, salt or piokled fish ro
member we have it, Wo aim to keep
tho beat grades nnd fresh stock at all
times. Geo Timlin.
Tho Jncobsen and Ericksen boys re
turned from school at Wayno last Saturday.
Carl Froderickseu and O Anderson
woro county sent visitors Monday.
Sum LarsL'ii ulleiidud u balo ucar
Jackson Inst weok.
Tinware of nil desciiption and
prices at Cnrl Auderson's.
0 R Smith was in Hubbard the Urst
of thu week on business.
Mrs Varvis was n Sioux City shop
per Saturday.
Chris RHsmusseu nrs among tho
Sioux Cityians last weok.
Leo's Egg Maker will muko your
hens lay; wo sell it and guaraiitco
vour monoy's worth or jour money
buck. Geo Timlin.
Jim Barry wuh in Hubbard tho first
of tho week.
James Timlin, with his family, is vis
iting relatives in Hubbard this week.
H Jensen moved onto tho Hans An
derscu farm Monday.
Delia Timlin spent over Sunday in
her homo hero.
Bting us vour farm produce, espe
cially eggs and butter, and get thu
highest market price . Curl Andurson.
Wm Reniucer shipped a car of cat
tle Wednesday.
Emil Andersen has moved his fami
ly into thu old hotel building.
JohnllogHU is a busy man these
days, moving onto his farm. He in
tends doing a great deal of improving
on tho pbico this yesr.
John Biko wos a business caller in
Hubbard Tuesday.
Garden seed, the best to bo had, nt
Carl Anderson's.
A BUrpriBo party was given Monday
niht at the Edward Jensen homo, it
being their second wedding anniversa
ry . They were presented wttli a nice
rocking chair,
Mrs A 0 Hansen has been quite sick
tho past week .
Fred Bartles shipped two cars of
sheep to Sioux City, Tuesday.
Mrs It Francisco was a Sioux City
passenger, Wednesday.
Mrs Herman Nelson returned Fri
day from Sioux Oily.
The young folks aro having a great
time skating theso line evenings.
Sue our lino of men's hats in
latest and nobbiest styles. Carl
derson.
Dan Hartnott sold two of his
mule teams Tuesday to Bur Lalta of
Tekamah, shipping them tho samo
day .
Frank neeney was a Sioux City vis
itor, Wednesday.
Sam Thorn drovo to Jackson la&t
Friday.
Roy Wilsoy raovod Friday onto tho
Riloy placo near Waterbury.
Sheiiff Million was in Hubbard on
busiuess, Tuesday.
Roy Wilsoy liuished moving tho ffrst
of tho week.
A flue baby girl arrived at tho Geo
Timlin home, Monday, and now you
ought to boo Georgo stopping high.
tho
Ail-
big
to Bullnrd, Texas, sovornl weeks ngo
by tho illness of her brother Dan, nr
rived homo tho lost of tho week. Ilei
brother accompanied her home and
will remain here u few woeks to con
valesce, Albert Carpenter and family moved
Sututduy to the John (Jullen farm
near Watorbury, and Mr and Mrs Csl
ii'ii have moved to their newly pur
chased homo hero to bo near tho
church and where thoy will take their
leisure.
Iu last weok's items tlio nnnounoe
raont of tho arrival of u son nt tho
Frank Reed home, bhotild havo rend
tho "seventh" son instead of the
"second" son. Five children mako
quito n differonco in ti man's family.
HOMER.
Banker W 11 Ryan returned Satur
day fioin n business trip to Elgin, 111,
Frod Ochnnder attended u Masonic
lodgn mooting at Dakota City, Satur
day evening.
Mrs John II Roam was down from
Dakota City, Monday uftornoon, vis
iting relatives here.
Mrs Charity Hart and daughtor Lo
raino and Mrs Mary MoBcath, of Da
kota City, spont a fow days with
friends liore last week.
N F Hansen and wifo camo down
from Dakota City, Monday, Mrs Han
sen remaining for n fow days visit
with her mother, who is quito ill.
Tho George MoBeath homo was re
leased from quarantine for smallpox
biBt Saturday, tho children having en
tirely recovered from u mild attack of
tho disease.
Miss Mabel Miles is now chief ope
rator in the telephone exchauge, suc
ceeding Gertie Bucklautl who is iu a
Sioux City hospital recovering from
an operation.
Mrs Sadie Abbot, who hns boon
hero from Woodstock, Vt, for tho past
six weeks, visiting her parouts, Mr
and Mrs Honry Loomis, departed
Wednesday for her homo in tho oast.
Tho Geo 0 Blessing hog sale was
fairly well attended last Thursday,
but prices did not go ns high us thoy
should, considering tho offerings,
which included some of tho best of
tho Duroo breed.
S A Comba is making preparations
to start a Hour nnd feed storo in this
placo, having sold his intercuts in the
6toro at Wiuuubago. Ho oxpeots to
opon up next week in tho old Skid
more shop iu tho south part of town.
Oluudo Thaeker nnd Miss Mollio
Foltz woro married Wednesday of lust
week at tho bride's home south of Ho
mer, By Rev Shiipe, of Winnebago.
Congratulations aud well wishes aro
extended these popular young pocplo.
They will reside on a farm south of
Homer.
A distressing accident occured Mou-
day while Uonstablo Jeff Taylor was
brirgiug three tramp prisoners to
town from a school house south of hero
whero they had broken iu and spent
tho night previous . Taylor was riding
in the back sent of tho rig and iu
handling his automatic revolver it was
uccidontly discharged, tho bull pass
ing through tho back of tho seat,
striking the driver, Sylvester Carney,
in tho back. Tho injured man was
hurried to n Sioux City hospital whoro
tho ball was extraoted. Tho injury
will not prove iib serious as it might
have, if tho ball hud not struck tho
buggy soat.
DISTRICT COURT DATES
For tho Eighth Jndiciul district oi
Nebraska, for the year 1912:
Uumlng February B, November 11
Dakota February 1!!. SoptomborlSI
Stanton Kebiuury 2C, OetoU'l 7
Cedar March l. Kiiti'mbui a
'Dixon March 25, December!!
Thurston April in. Oetolior IS
The llrst day of each torin Is sot (or hear
applications forcltlztmshlp papers.
Ouy T a raves, Juiltu'.
ff une Mid-West Bstnk.
in SIOVX CITY, IOWA
(Kearney's Bank), will open for business
MONDAY, MARCH 11th, 1912,
at No. 408 Pearl Street, opposite
Weaie and Allison's old stand.
S Needless to say, you will bo "wolcomo ns tho flowers iu May" nnd
that I wish a call from each roader of this whethor you do busi
nesn with us or not.
tf Tho now Bank will bo managed and run ns was tho old ono for
moro than a quarter of n century RIGHT nnd bo mnde, always,
"Hafo ns n Govornmont Bond", if it bo in my power.
I'T will bo n country bank city planted, using tho samo nieth-
oils, that made my other bank a quarter century old with
less than $50 losses, nnd will bo bneked by every dollar and every
foot of land I own.
IT will bo SafoSnno Sound RIGHT. Call iu tho noxt time
you aro in tho city and say "Hollo" at IcaBt. And phono or
write when wo can serve you. Tho first 2D0 depoeitors, go ou our
ROLL OF HONOP.. Gook things iu storo for them, so seo that
your namo is written THERE.
The Mid-West Baxvlc
Ed. T. KEAnsET, President. Sioux City, Iowa
iLjJ.iuiiMiHiMmiiximijj,iiLiaiiiniui.u.iWI
IHARNES
Harness and Horse Goods
I Concord Harness, $35.00 j
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s
Our Spring Stock of Harness Goods is now in, and it will
be money in your pocket to get our prices first on any
thing you may need in our line of Harness, Pads, Whips,
Etc. We make a specialty of all kinds of repair work.
Hubbard
Fsobrastcoi
-BUY YOUR-
Meat Meat
-at the-
City Market
Wc can supply your wants in the Meat line just as cheap
or cheaper than anywhere on earth.
FVesH and Out red Meat,
Poxiltry, Oysters, surd
EvcrytKinfi, In tKc Mcodt Lrirvc &
Give us your order for poultry, we guarantee satisfaction .
Yours for Business
W. F, KorenZT Dakota Ci y, Nob,
I CORRESPONDENCE J.
HUBBARD.
Miirffarot Huyos visited rnlntivH in
Sioux Uity last week.
A now line of funey dress shirts snd
eommon work shirts, at Uurl Ander
son's, Mrs ChriHtenson is quito sick with a
severe cold.
Jim Rarry, of .lacksoii, was a busi
ness ouller 111 Hubbard tho llrst of tlio
week.
Rring your produce to us, oream,
buttor and eggs nnd got tho highest
market prico. Goo Timlin.
Alien Reacom returned from Sionx
Oity hint Friday, where she hud been
visiting her brother Georgo.
II O Rasmussun had business in tlu
oity Monday.
New ginghams and dress goods in
all the latest aud prettiest patterns, tit
Oarl Anderson's.
Cmiipboll & Pounds uro ooiuiug right
to the front witli their rostauraut and
meat market business.
Woods M Hiloman loft Tttesduy
evening for Julesbiirg, Oolo, after u
woeks stay hero lookiug after businoss
matters.
Wo have just reooived u now stook
of stone-ware, iiml lmve a meo lot of
largo size meat jurs, Oall on us whou
jou want this olasu of goods. Geo
Timlim.
Ed J Hartnott was horo Tuesday aud
ou Weduesday tihlppod n itriug of
JACKSON.
John lleffcrnau, of Omaha, spent
over Sunday with relatives here.
Mr and Mrs Frod Sundt i.ro tho
happy parents of 11 littlo daughtor,
bom Mureh 3, 1012.
Mrs J limes Muloan, of Vista, spont
Mouduy with her sister, Mrs Margaret
Hoyle.
Jiimos Garnor was down from Now
eastlo last I'ridny.
Roin To George Stephens and
wifo, February '27, 1912, a sou.
Rose MoKeover returned Mnndny
from an ovor Sunday visit in tho Keur
uoy home iu Sioux City.
Borii To Mr and Mrs John Gill,
Mureh 1, 1012. n son.
Dr and Mrs E A Joukinson, of Sioux
Oity, woio ovor Suiidiiy gnosis iu thu
E J Mallalcy homo.
Mrs Murgarot Kyim, who wns utider
the doctors care the past week, is
muuli improved.
Mrs J II Welsh, of Missouri, and her
father, Williuin Gilleu, of Dixon, Neb,
aro gtiests at tho L W Hall home.
Tho entertainment planned by the
Jaoksou high sohool uoya for St Put
rick's Dny will be given on Friday
ovoning, Mureh 15, instead of on Sun
duy. TIib Forty Hours Devotion will bo
opened ut the lust muss, Sunday,
March 17, iu St Patrick's church.
James Keefo, who was a student at
Ann Atbor, Mich, college this year,
returned homo Momluy, being unable
to continue t-cliool work on account of
his eyes,
Mr and Airs Michael Heffernau re
turned homo Monday evening aud wero
met at the train by a ohivururio party,
Catherine Quinn was horo from Hun
croft, Nidi, for an ovor Sunday visit
uitli home folks.
Tho high soiiool boys will give an
entoitaiti.nt-nt here March 17th in St
Patrick's hull, assisted by local talent
Marguret Twnhig, who whs ealltd
Tho
News.
Horald for Nows when it is
first I'ubltcntlon Feb 2.1 Iw
UOAD NOTICK.
Stuti of Nftirnsliii, County of llnkotii, ss.
Mtk'o of vui'iitliiK ami opening road.
Thu uoiiitiilislfiiii'i' upiHilntPd to Micatc u
loiul eomniHiiuliiK at thu mil thi'iist cortiei
of MH'tloiiulKlitt'itii (1SI. township twonty
nlnu 1210, iiiiiKiMv'ii.f"), I'ast, tlii'iico riin
11I..K oiiu-hul lnllo west on tue tii'c-tlon line
Iwtwi'Kii suctliinselKliti'Uii (13) ami smell (7),
all In t"nlil I uiwity-nluc! C".M, nmur hin
mi (7). oust: iilo tn loi'iito and OHtalillsh a
road forty i l(i ft'i't wlilo eomiiUMirlnu at the
northeast corner of -eetlou eighteen (IS I,
township tweiity-nlmMSlii, mime seven 17)
east, riiiinliiK thenee south elKhty iwOrods
nloiiff the west side of sei-tlon line between
seetluas seventeen 117) and elKhti-en is)
all In township twenty-nine (-iu, ramie sev
en (7), east, theneo west about one
hundred llfteeu Hint lodson tlio north half
ot the noi theast nuartor I N j N K S) of sec
tion eighteen (is), township twenty-nine
(ft)), rimitii Mivi'ii 17). tlioiuM! south about
twenty lil feet, thence west about fin ty
llo (4.'i rods and there terminate, has re
ported in favor of vacating tho road drat
aboo dcReilhed, aud In favor of e&tabllsh
inxiil of tin. i iiml lust mIkiw dimerllied, ami
all objections thereto, or claims for dam
nuns, if nay thorn m. must bo llled In the
county clerk's ollleo on or liefnro noon of
tho SitH day of March, A. !.. 1012. or tho
rond heroin llrst dosorllH'd wilt bo vacated,
nnd tho latter road herein ilfsorlboil will bo
established and located without further
lofciunce thoieto.
(iUOltflK W'M.KINS,
County Clerk.
Easier Ter ms for
GoveraLSx&'ii't "yyat-Br Rights
Payments for water rights on the Government Shoshone
Project in the Big Horn Basin are now $4.70 per acre first year
SI per acre second year SI per acre third year S3 40 per
acre fourth year S6 per acre fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth and
ninth years and Sll per acre the tenth year. No interest.
6300 acres to be opened to entry soon.
320 Acre Free Homesteads in Campbell County, Wyo., good
for dairying, stock raising, and mixed farming the kind
tnat insures a steady casli income.
New Folders Free Write me today for new folders telling all
about the cheap lands along the Burlington. Get in on the
ground floor before the coming land movement starts.
Homeseekers' rates from Eastern Nebraska every first and
third Tuesday.
SI
D. Clem Denver, Immigration Agent
OMAHA, NEBRASKA
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Ll'CtS Cul'TY. f 55-
1'iunk J. Cheney inalifs oath that he ti senior
partner ot tho nrni ot V. J. Cheney A Co.. doln
tutniw In the cny ot Tulislo. County ana State
nton-MUI. ami that mM tlrm Mill pay the turn ot
OM: lll'NRi:i DOIXMtri for rach Biul cmy
mm ot Cataiihii (hat cannot bo currJ uy tho lue of
1 1 ALL'S CATAlllltl CVUE.
ritANK J. ClIUNTY.
Hworn to error me anil autwcrlbcil In my irvcnce,
thu ttli day of December. A. 1)., 1SS&.
I 77 I A. W. aLKASON'.
I , I NOTAUT f'1'HUC.
Ilall'i Catarrh Cure la taken Internally and acta
dlreetly uxm the bkxxl ana mueom iurfacea oi the
Itttm. Nrna fur tntlinontel. tree.
o , . . .. '" Cllll.NKV it CO.. Toledo. O.
Hold by all PrwrnUU, 75c.
lake llall'a laiatly mu lor conatlpatlon.
Klrst pulilli'iitlon :i-l-lw.
XOTICK OF OI'KNINO 110AU.
State, of Nebraska, county of DaUota. ss
NotU'v to I.aml ilwni'rs.
To all whom It may ooneurn:
Tlio eomialiisloarr applonti'il to oxamliu
ami riiiort on a piopoM'ilailtlltlon of thirty
tluoi del) font ou tlm wost slilo of a ronil
hiTi'tofori' looati'il ami i-stnliUsht'il roin
mi'iii'liiK ut tlic northfiist i-oruiT of thu
northwust quaitur l N V l) of m-i'Mou m'V
unti'i'ii (17), township twonty-nlnu liin
raiiKO hovt'ii i") i'ast. runiiliiK tliuni'v south
on half M'ctlon Hnu until It termlnnU's with
tho roail known as tin1 .liiokon ami Toiu-a
oail iiinnlim In a northM'stirly ami houth
I'asturiily illu'ctfon, has tuportoil In faor
of thi' uilil It Ion thiui'tif. ami all objections
thuK'to, or claims for iliinuifos. uuist ho
llh'il Iu tlio oonnty clurU's olllcii on or lie.
foiiMioouof tho Ufltli tiny of Mnich. A !
lull', or hiicli Mililltlnii to Midi road will lie
Krtmti'tl without furtlirr iufcrrncc tlu'ii to.
UK mm; vn kin.s.
Count) CllirK
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BUCKBEE'S SEEDS SUCCEED!
SPECIAL OFFER:
Made I i bu'ld New lluilnraa. Atrial will'
male vr a our e.m.Miont customer.
Prl7n f nilrrr tin rfaduh.ijTarieumtt.i
lnf. 12 kind! 1 TOHllor..
1 1 the flneit ! Taralp. 7 (plendid i oia, beat ratio
UrailOkpri.r.il'wrriic Ilnlk. UTtnctlaluall.
(lUAHANTCKU TO l'LK.Vl.
SETdDlOENTS
i i3ni m rrrua povt ntaf toftincr w,ui tnjr tf
i inuuriircv nrHUiiiui nrru ana rum ltook. i
i UUifcUitoultb HttlllMof ili, l'loU,tc.
UUlOUtHBtt 5rEETfi
AUV1UUAU, AJUlt 4
.H.W. Buclbes,
WHY NOT MAKE S200,00 A MONTH - - That's
S50.00 a Week, almost SIO.00 a Day
bcIlliiR Ictor Sntes nnd llre-jiroof Uoxca
to aieruhunts, doctors, lawyers, ili'iitlsts ami
well-to-ilofarmfrs,ullof whumrcaliiothencril
of asiife, hut ilo not know how easy It Is to own
one. Satcsiaea declare our proposition ono of
tlio best, clean-cut inonuy-muMiiK opportuni
ties ever received. Without proUous experi
ence YOU can duplicate, tho success of others.
U.ir handsomely illustrated 2vo pace catalog
will enable vou to present tho eulileet tnnnu.
tomers iu lis Interesting a manner as though
yon wero piloting them throURh our factory. Men appointed as
coiivliiclnu tttlkliiR points wlilch It Is Impossible for a prospective customer to deny Why
don't YOU bo tho llrst to apply from your Mclnlty before someone else sets tho terrltorvr
Wo can favor only ono salesman out of each locality. - i" n.uorj
The 25th anniversary of our
company was celebrated by
erecting tho mostmodarn safe
factory in tlio world Wide
awake men who received our
special soiling Inducement,
rendered ltnccessary todouble
our output. o aro spending
innny thousands of dollars en
larglngour sales organization,
but to learn nil particulars, It
will cor vou only the price of
o postal card
Ask for Catalogue 16T.
THE VICTOR
SAFE & LOCK CO.
CINCINNATI, OHIO
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Our Nw Home. Capaolty 20,000 Salos Annually.
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