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Fire Destroys Business
Block in Homer
Tlt nMi1tufinAa Monk r Homer.
Nell., in which wer.i tho Omaha cafo,
W E Smith' harness shoo, tho Ed
ward & Bradford hardware store,
Rockwell's grocery, M J Herman's
store, u barber shop mid two or three
residences, was destroyed by firo early
Thursday morning. The firo started
in the Omaha oafo, and fanned by a
strong south wind swept tho cotiro
" block . Tho volunteer ilro depart
ment worked horooially but woro un
able to check tho flames.
To My Patrons.
Having ohanged my plans and mado
other arrangements, 1 havo decided to
stay by tho Itawleigh business, and I
thnuk you one and all for past fiivon
and respectfully solicit your patronage
in tli futitrp, for f nm hnro to stay,
I'm glad to saj with Ruwleigh pood's,
tho BEST, 8 H Moore,
The Itawleigli Man.
Notice of Special Examination
J Special tonclior's examination will
bo held Saturday, Aptil 20th.
Friday and Saturday forenoon sub
jects will bo givou Saturday forenoon.
Friday and Saturday afternoon sub
jects will bo given Saturday afternoon.
Margin et A. Muiphy,
County Superintendent.
Why Mo Was Late.
"What mado yon no late?"
"I mot SmitliKon."
"Well, that is no reason why you
should be hu hour late getting home
to supper."
"I know, but I asked him how he
wa3 feeling, and ho insisted on telliug
mo about his stomach trouble."
"Did you tell him to tako Chamber
lain's Th1Mk?"
"Sure, that id what ho needs."
7oi Sale by nil dealers.
liny a good farm on tho Dakota
county bottom. I have Eimers.it.
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Local Items
Ileal &.uto loans. Goo Wilhins.
Banker W L Itosa was dowu from
Dixon, Nob, .over Saturday and .Sun
day. An ontiro now lino of wall paper in
all tho latest designs, on hand at tho
Dakota Cityl'harmaoy.
Mrs It li Orr was called to Itaveuna,
Nobr, lust Friday by tho serious illnesa
of her daughter, Mrs Lottiu Uodgins.
Itobort Evaua, Jr, a student at the
htiito university, at Lincoln, oamo
homo last week to spend Eantor vaca
tion. Tho Dakota Gity Pharmacy openod
their soda fouutuiu last Saturday, and
aro now rfrepared to Horvo refreshing
bovernges in auy style.
For rheumatism jou 7ill flud noth
ing bettor than Chamberlain') Lini
ment. Try it and seo how quiokly it
gives relief. For salo by alt doalora.
ludgo Graves last week granted a
chanco of vunuo in tho Flego caso.
tried Jasfc year in Dixon oiuuty, takiug
it to Tliuraton county, where it will bo
tiicd in his homo town, Fender.
"My littlo son had a very sovoro
cold . I was recommended to Uhum
borlnin'u Cough Itcmedy, and beforo a
uniiill bottlo was linishcd Iip was as
oll as ever," writes Mrs II Silks, 29
Dowling Stieet, Sydney, Australia.
This remedy is for salo by all dealers.
Word oamo hero Tuesday that
"Uoclo Jimmy" Elder died Monday
night at Floreuoe, Neb., at the homo
of his sister, Mrs Harriet Ayres. Tho
temains were shipped to Ft Madison,
Iowa, his old homo, for iuteimnnt, his
sister Mrs Ayres accompanied them to
their last resting place.
Spring is coming and tho timo is at
baud for ain ting, papering, and gen
eral brightening up. Tell us your
wants and let us assist you, Wo can
supply you at right prioes with Mouud
City paints, varnishes, iloor paints,
inside wall titu'sh, alabastino, buggy
paint, and best whito load and oil.
Also nor,- line of paint and Yarrn'Mli
brushos. Dakota Oily Pharmacy.
Sinco tho ioo thawed out of Crystal
lako dead fish by tho millions have
oomo to tho surfaoo and aro diiftd by
tho wind into great windrons that now
lino tho slinrn from ono uml of the lako
to tho other Evory variety of ilsh
known to inhabit tho lako can bo
found in largo numbors, but tho soft
fih such as buffalo aud oarp predomin
ate. Suuiiah and orappies ure alto
fouud in largo numbors among tho
dead fish. It is tho geuoral theory
that tho thiok ioo and snow that oovor
od tho lako all "inter smothered tho
Ilsh by cutting off tho supply of air.
Tim shallow condition of the lake also
had a hand in the destruction of tho
tinny tribe.
In a letter received from Paul Pizay
this wcok, now located at ISoise, Idaho,
lie says: "I noto you are having sigus
of apring in old Nebraska. Wo havo
had them for somu timo now. Farm
ers uro plowing and gutting thoir
gi ound ready for crop. Saw soveial
planting potatoes on tho way back
from Ontario. Ore, this morning n hurt
I went on sorao busiuess yesterday
morning. O-ur weather has been good
nlfwintor compared with tho wouther
in tho east. Wo like Boiso first rate,
all of us. Wife and Paulino keep
as well as they wero in Dakota City,
aud I bolicvo my wifo foels bolter heio
than sho did thfre. Paulino is always
noil and is growing aud takiug part in
things now, so her Dakota Oity friends
would hardly recognizo her. Rumem
bor us to your family."
ALL its Branches.
in banking WELL.
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L Ilook, of Cody, Nob., visited Sun
day at tho Dan llagor homo.
Mrs Mannion, of Ponon, will oooupy
tbo bouse vacated by Richard Quintal.
Itiobnrd Quintal expoots to movo
with bis family to South Sioux City
this weok.
E J Huoy, manager of the E & 1)
lumber yard, spontovcr Sunday at bis
homo in Randolph.
Will Phillips has quit his job at tho
Krumwiodo pool ball and will leavo
for Saoo, Mont, tho coming wcok,
Beginning Saturday, tho 13th inst,
Wo will commeneo doing a striotly
onsb busiuess. Knopper's Grocery.
Mrs Ilarrott S McMaoMurphy, stato
food and drug inspt ctor, was calling
on tho business firms boro Thursday.
Mail Carrier Jas Cooloy has invested
in a now horso for bis mail wagon,
old Charley bavins outlived bi- use
fulness. Vincent Ross roturned Wednesday
to his homo at Brooklyn, Wis, oftor a
oouplo of months visit with relatives
hereabouts.
Have your communion or claes pho
tos mado at tho Do Luxo Studio, 405
Fourth St, Sioux City, Iu. Ono en
larged photo Froo.
Somo good work was dono with a
toad diag on our streets last week,
This is a groat help to tralllo and moro
of it should bo dono.
Mrs J T Kneppor and daughter
Hazel wont to Magnet, Nobr, Monday
to spoud n weok with Mrs Kneppor's
daughter, Mrs Galen Ilatheway.
All who owo un on storu account
wliero bills havo been running ovor 30
days, will pleaso oomo iu and settlo,
as wo need our money. Kuoppor's
Grooery.
W N O'Neill, a former old residout
of Emerson precinot, was drownod
near his homo in the Floyd river Sat
urday night. Ho waB buried at Eraor
son Monday .
Pleaso do not forget that wo always
carry on baud a vory good stock of
hardware, Brnuitoware, oto, and that
our prices cannot bo beaten anywhere.
Schrievor Bros.
Ponca Leader: Obas DoWitt, a
former Ponca residout, came over from
Homor Saturday evening to help his
son to movo out onto tbo farm and vis
it relatives bore.
All those who aro owing mo on book
account will plaaso call and settle, as
wo havo our bills to meot aud must
havo what is coming to us on store ac
counts'. Kneppor's Store
Boforo leaving for his homo at Jof
forsou, S D, last Friday tho pupils in
Prof .1 A Cliiuuine'fl room prosontcd
him with a handsomo out glass dish
as iv slight tokou of remembrance.
Max Easton of Sioux Oity acoom
Joe Foyo and Oban Adams to Glasgow,
Mont, last weok, whoro thoy will tako
up claims. Their families will follow
them to their now homes uoxt weuk.
Jim Brown, who lias been in tbo
employ of tho Gribblo brothers, pro
prietors of tho South Omaha Coal and
Ico company, for tho post year, came
up Wednesday for a visit with olu
friends hereabouts.
A roturn leap year ball will bo givnu
by the youug men in tho Ayros-Krum-wiede
hall in this place Friday evon
ing, April 19th. Collins Bros orches
tra baa boon engaged for tho occasion,
and a geuuino good timo is assured.
The two prisonors, Tommy Qlen and
Jim Cornell, held on a chargo of bur
glarizing tho Fai mors Exchange store
at Homer last month, woro given a
heariug on Thursday of last week,
and wore bound over by Judge Heffer
nan to tho district court. v
D n llaprer and Chris Poulson loft
Sunday evening for Mooso Jaw, Cana
da, whoro thoy nill work for tho Se
curity Lumber comptiuy of that plaoo,
with whom Mr linger has been em
plojnd aa foroman of a construction
gang for tho past fow years,
A set of inch and a half woik har
noHs and a few sots of singlo and dou
ble driving harness for salo at bargain
prices. And don't forgot vo also carry
a full lino of horso collars, sweat pads,
buggy whips, and harness ropairs, at
tho Edwards & Bradford Lumber Co.
Dakota Oity, Nnb.
You will look a good whilo befoxo
you find a bettor medicine for coughs
and colds than Chamberlaiu's Cough
Remedy. It not only gives lolief it
cures. Try it when you havo a cough
or cold, and you aro coitain to bo
pleased with tho prompt euro which it
will effect. For salo by all dealers.
F H Forrest, uiunagor of the local
telophouo oxchangc. accompanied tbo
class in physics from tho Dakoti City
high ocbool to Sioux City Thursday of
Inst v.'cok and pilotod them through
tho Doll tolephono exchange, showing
them tho actual workings of that vast
institution and giving them somo prac
tical instruction in electricity.
Tbo Odd Fellows lodgo of this place
hau obangod its meeting nights from
Monday to Saturday nights. It wns
thought that Saturday nighti sould
bo moro convenient for those attending
especially memlisis from t'io country,
bunco tho chuugo. Tho chaugo will
bo mado this weok, and all members
are requested to tako uotico mid bo on
bund Saturday oveniug, April lUth.
In a raid of Lola TUcIntiiu's joint at
Soutli Sioux City Saturday uight by
Sheriff Mubon and Charles Wuddell,
city marshal, tho Mclutuo uoinun
aud two inmates of her nluco. Delia
Meyers and Edith Davis, wero caught
iu the drag not and lodgod iu tho
county jail. Judgu llefforiiun on Mon
day iibeessod each with a fino of $5.00
and costs, amouuting in all to $10.00,
They oamo acrocs with tho cash cu
Tuesday aud wero released. Bomo
old story.
Our schools aro onjoying tho spring
vacation this week. Prof J A Chico
ine, having resigned as principal, bus
gouo to his homo near Jefferson, S D,
wliero ho bus runted a farm and will
give up teaching aud becomo a tiller
of tho soil. Miss Cora Sinclair, prim
ary teacher is sponding tho week at
her homo in Lincoln, Miss Minnio
Hays of tho grimmer room, is visiting
frieuds at Council Bluffs, Omaha and
Malcolm during tho week. Miss Clara
Jooppsen is sponding bor vacation ut
bur home in Plainviuw, At tho open
ing of tho schools next Monday Prof
A B Rich will assumo tbo principal
ship of tho schools for tbo remainder of
tho term,
Clittb Adnir Rr.d family of Sioux CU;
woro Sunday visitors hero with re
latives. Miss Margaret Nunn of Winnnbago,
and bor friend,, Miss Honnotta Uonant,
of Mead visited Monday night at tho
Ashley Londrosb bomo.
Oomo in aud seo what cash will do
instead of buying on timo. Wo will
sell ohespor for cash than wo possibly
could on timo. Kucpper's Grooory.
R B Orr wont up into Dixon county
last week and returned with seven lino
draft horses. Lou Armbrlght ac
companied him on tbo trip and brought
homo a Una work team,
Don't bo surprised if you havo nn
attack of rheumatism this spring.
Just rub tho affooted parts freely with
Chamberlain's Liniment and it, will
soon disappear. Sold by al dealers.
Tho safe iu tbo postofllco at
South Sioux City was dyua
nillud.WodiiCBtSay -night nnd blofnnvlt
to thunder. About $10 in stamps aud
small ohango was taken by tho burg
lars. Louis Diorkiug got his hnd hurt in
a diso Wednesday, and was taken to a
Sioux City hospital whoro it was found
noocssary to low two of his fiugcrs ou
that had been almoBt served from tho
hand,
It was roportod hero Thursday that
tho dyko thrown up at tbo inlet of tho
river into tho lako by property owners
in that vionicty was dynamited Wed
nesday uight, and that wator is now
flowing into Oryrtal lako from tho
river.
Deputy Gamo Warden Dreesen aud
two sous, of Florenco, Nob, oamo up
Saturday aud are seining what soft
llsu are leit in Crystal lako. If thoy
would only remove tho gars from the
lako it would not tako long to stock
tho waters with game fish agaiu.
Mr und Mrs Gto Snydor of Sioux
Oity woro boro Sunday calling on
friends. Mrs Snyder wbb forworly
Miss Minnio Gray, daughter of Mr
aud .Mis O M Gray, forinor residents
of this place, and was married last
week to Mr Snyder, a commission mau
at tho Sioux City stock yards.
Frank and Vero Brown, children of
Mr aud Mrs Harry Brown, woro suc
cessful iu tho subscription contest in
which thoy entered this winter for
somo St Paul farm papor, aud won2nd
prizo, a hamdsomo littlo Shetland pony
and saddlo. Thoy received their pony
last Friday oveniug by express.
Lot us talk to you about Poultry and
Stock fcood. Wo aro agents for four
lines and hoartily roeommond all,
Drs Hess & Clark's, Fleck's, Prussian,
Lee's. Try iv package and bo convin
ced that these excellent pioparatious
nro tho b:at tonics lor your poultry
and stock ut this season. Dakota City
Pharmaoy.
CORRESPONDENCE
5U -Km iyn tfj sown mw irjj iWe.-n
HUBBARD.
Louis Larsen has been quite sick tho
past wouk,
Remember we still have the colo
brntcd Millar's coffee none better.
Curl Auderson.
Mabel Clausen visited Sunday at
her bomo.
Julia Smith spent Sunday onu Mon
day at bcr borne hero.
Tho Convent pupils all roturuod to
school Wednosday after spending their
Eastor vacation at their homes.
Garden toolB, got thorn now from
Geo Timliu .
Tom Hefiornati has takon ovor n sa
loon in Pender aud will mako that
town bis home.
Mrs J Jcsson and daughter visited
at tho Potor Soreusou homo Sunday.
Tho country roads aro getting fairly
good again.
A Rplondid lino of dishes of all
kinds at Carl aiulorson's.
Carl FredoriokEou wus down to Da
kota City Mouduy evening and took
his first rido on tho Odd Fellow's goat.
Mr and Mrs Sam Larson entortain
od several families at dinner Sunday.
Mamio Clausen aud John Rockwell
caiuo np from Wayno, Thuioduy to
spond Easter vacation at their homos,
Thoy returned Sunday.
Our Foot Sohulza work bIiocb will
givo you moio tervioo for tho price
than any othor. Try a pair. Geo Tim
lin. Georgo Timliu aud family ata East
er dinner at tho Grahdpa Green home,
Mrs Heller ond daughter woro city
shoppers Tuebdny.
Moggie and Bessio ,Thorn wero iu
Sioux City last week.
A big assortment of laces and em
broideries at Carl Audeisou's, for tho
spring trade.
W Nelseu, Mrs Georgo Sounders,
Mrs O RismuBsou, .Mrs A Ilaiihoii,
Mrs Wm Goertu mid Mm E Goortz
woro city shoppers Tuesduy,
Agues Dolonghr Tptnt to Pendorf
i-uoauay evening.
A now lino of Ideal dioss aud work
shirts, every oao has the quality that
gives satisfaction. Geo Timlin.
Tho framing is about dono on tho
Mike Smith houso south of town.
Louis Morgonson, with his family,
spent Sunday at tho liort Dyer homo.
Ludics shirt unisU a fino assort
ment iu varied stjles, at Carl Ander
son's.
Soren Lars n was in Tutu last Fri
day. Mrs Carl Nolsrn outno down from
Sioux Oity TursiUy evening for h visit
with her parents, .Mr and Mrs Herman
Nelson.
Tho murlft on cream has advanced
two cents this wool:. Wo will pay 81
oonts, also highest market for butter
and eggs, Geo 'lirnhu.
Hearthn Smith vent to Dakota City
this weok where sho will mako bor
bomo for a couple of months,
Tom Loug was in Dakota City Mon
day, Mrs O L Thompson visited bor sis
tor, Mrs McGlushan, Sunday and
Monday.
Wo havo t o finest stock of 5o and
10c enamol .uro you ever saw. Look
it over and s tho elegant pieces you
tierson,
Wo havo u oomploto lino of high
griulo gardon lvci! In bulk and pack
age, Como in whon you need any
thing in this lino. Geo Timlin.
Xollio Hogan spont Enstor in bcr
homo.
W W Ronningor went to Dakota
City Wednesday.
Jim nogau went to Emerson Tues
day to attend tbo funoral of W O'Noil.
Henry Hansen and wifo woro Sun
day visitors at tho Knudson and Peter-
bou nomes,
Mr and Mrr Rasmusou ato Sunday
diunor with tho former's parents,
Miss Dolls Timlin spent ber Enstor
at homo boro.
Bting us your farm produce, espe-
ntnllv nfron ntitl lmHitr. nntl nnf. tli..
highest market prico. Carl Andorsou,
Mrs T Howard, a pionoor residout of
nf thin nrnpinnt. nunnod iwnv Tlinrn.
day of last wook, after sovoral years
of suffering. Tbo funoral sorvioes
wem lidd Saturday and intormnnt was
mado in tho oomotery south of town.
Sho loaves a small son to mourn tho
groat loss of n mother's oaro, his father
also haviucr unssnd to thnarnnt linvnml
obout eight years ago. Tbo bereaved
ono bus tho sympathy of tbo cntlro
community.
JACKSON.
Thomas Mclvoover was transacting
business iu Wntorbury, Nob. Monday ,
Mr aud Mrs E J Mullaloy saw tho
"Spring Maid" at tbo Grand Saturday
aftomoon.
Quito a numbor of tho young people
from hero and Vista attended tho danc
ing party at Pouoa Monday night,
W Shcohan had a load of cattlo on
tho market last Thursday.
Alida Wooks spent over Sunday with
friondB in Sioux Oity.
Michael Sullivan was appointed mail
messougor from tho P O to tho Bur
lington depot vioo Bruco Bryan resign
ed.
Mm Fred Frvn mill nliililrnn nf Wv.
not. Neb., wero guests in tbo M Znlauf
bomo ono day the last of tho wuok. uu
ronto to Osmond whoro thov snout
Eustor.
Michael Quinu, who is a student at
Orcighton Univorisity, is spending tho
Enstor vacation with bis folks horo
Mrs J W Ryan spent over Easter
Sunday with her daughters Mary and
Margaret at Omaha
E T Konuolly, tho rural carrior, bad
to rido horseback nvef his route tho
past wock on aocoutit of tho bad roads.
1) J Kennedy, auditor for tho Atlas
Elevator Co., was iu town sovcral days
last weok, Tho olovator wbioh wiib
destroyed by fire lust week. Mr Kon
nody states, tho compauy will rebuild
at an ti.iily dulu.
Kato Crosby of Sioux City was an
over Sunday guest in tho bomo of her
sister Mrs M Hoffornan,
Gono Konnelly lost a vuluablo driv
ing horso Monday night,
Gono Gibson and family bare mov
od from Homer and will farm ono of
Mrs Mullally'o farms north of town.
Oharloy FroobnrgeJ, who wos sec
tion foioraon on tho Burlington horo
tuo past year, movod to Boldon, Mob.
Tucnday. Mr Smith is tho new fore
man. His family will oooupy tho
houso vacated by Mr Frooburgor.
Miohaol Sullivan attended tho funer
al of W N O'Noill at Emerson Tues
day,
Bonuotla Hall and Monica Flynn
spent Sunday at tho T B Jonos homo
at Vista,
Mary and Margaret Bolor of Omaha,
visited sovoarl days with their folks
horo.
Miss Beunetta Gill returned bomo
from Wntorbury aftor a visit with her
sistor Mrs .Too Hogan.
Sohool ro-opened Wednesday, after
a weok's vacation.
The Misses Orouin. who havo boon
cues tn nf Murcrnrnt Kreffn for flm mint
mouth, roturned to their homo at Win-
Hold, Kansas, Tues lay.
Waltar Gonsichun visitnd snvernl
days tho past weok with his parents at
Ponca.
Roso O'Hanlon camo up from Sioux
City nnd spent her Eister vaoation
with hor parents horo.
Noil Ryan who is attending Culver
Military Academy in Indiana, has ro
turned to sohool after sponding his
oaster vacatiou in Chicago.
Jobu Ueeuau and family of Vista,
Wm Riloy and Mr and Mrs Erin Maun
attended tho funeral of William
O'Neill at Emoreon Tuesday.
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GOODWIN.
Eirl Mituholl was up to Watoibury
Saturday, returning Sunday, where, ho
wns yiHitiu; his mother Mrs Olan
Mitchell.
Among thoBo attending tbo Easter
danco from heio weto: Mr und Mn
Guy Wear, Miss Wear, G W Hays,
Misu Alioo Domary, tho Miuscs Jossio
nnd Daisy Reed, nurry Reed and M
IfungeiftmL
Tbo young folks from hero wero call
ing on Mra Liara Mitchell and uaugu
tors in Watorbuty Monday, und report
a lino display of millinery in hor new
establishment,
Mrs J Duggiiii and children woro
Sioux Oity passongeis Saturday.
Axol Morgisen was an oast bound
passenger Saturday,
Bryan Knuilsen was n passenger to
Sioux City Saturday,
HOMER.
Attornoy fjidney Frum was baking
aftor business matters boro Hatiudnj
Grovor Davis and Tbos Asbford
woro eloo od as the now incinbera f
tbo town board.
An en buniatiu meeting of tbo Oma
di Oo-o erative Grain company was
bold bo o ou tho 2nd inst. A divid
ond of IU porcuiit was declared under
tbo ma agoment of John Davis for the
year ju t elosod,
Mrs Murv IMrBoatb of Dakota Oltv
spont Easter tin ml ay boro with rela
tives,
Ed L Rosa lias moved bis family
nnd b dungings from tbn Balom neigh
borhood to tlia old Nixon iurm just
south of this placo.
For Sixle
A reasonably cheap team for sale,
weight al out iilOO; also a sot of har
ness, 1-list man coming got) a bar
gain, J. T. Knuppor,
Dfckotn City, Nebr,
STNSON'S
Specials for Saturday, Apr. 13
For this Dety Only
2 cans nice Aspaiagus, worth 30c, 2 for 35c
2 cans Standard Corn 15c
1 dozen nice Frosted Cookies 5c
Seedless and 3 Crownd Raisins, per lb 10c
1 can Co-operative Baked Beans 7c
A 25c can of Cocoa for .T77.T. 77777". . . . ."20c
3 packages of Dates 25c
4 pounds Jap Rice ,' v 25c
1 gal. can of Fancy Canned Apples , , '. 25c
4 lbs Granulated Sugar with all orders of SI. 00
or more, for i 25c
All our 7c Calicoes at 6c per yd
We have opened our Summer Underwear and have
some rare bargains.
We will have on hand a full supply of Vegetables
and Fruits.
S. A. Stinson
Dakota Ciiy,
Summer Travel Uinta
Pacific Coast Tours: The nf
commencing April 27; the SCO tour is available every day com
mencing June 1; S15 higher includes California, Portland and
Tugct Sound. There is no rail journey in the world as educa
tional as the tour of the Coast.
Yellowstone Park: Inquire about the new Cody scenic way
through the park; complete tickets including hotels and stages.
The outlook from Sylvan Puss is one of the world's magnificent
views. Are you interested in the personally conducted camp
ing tours from Cody? A perfect Summer tour includes Scenic
Colorado, Salt Iakc and Yellowstone Park the Rocky moun
tain circuit tour.
Scenic Colorado Resorts: Pere is a wonderful recreative and
health restoring region. It offers everything that Switzerland
offers und at a very small cxponse.
Estes Park, Colo.: This grand park at the foot of Ikmg's Peak
is rapidly becoming Denver's recreation ground. It is one of
the most desirable vacation regions in Colorado.
Consult with us as to special rates available.
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WKraugMHMirTifiT.ygi.-mCTP't
I Special on Photographs J
Cut Out This Adv. and present it to us before June 1st,
19l2, and we will make you one Beautiful Enlargement
with each order of 12 or more Cabinet Photos. We can
boast of low prices because we believe you get twice the
amount in Photos for your money at the De Luxe than
elsewhere.
Weddings and Children Photography Our Specialty.
r I v Qf-usKs 45' FourtK Strcot
UG LAlXe iJlUUlO. Sioux City, Iowa.
Undertaker' ' ' .
B. T. SAWYEIi T75C bora May 3, I860,' in Mscsrjsld, -Mass. He
titarted as hd ftpprTi''" for tbreo yours in tbo Undertaking business in
Now York Oity with tbo largest firm In tbo oity, remaining with tlitm
for five years. Ho ban followed tho profession ovor sbioo, coming to
Jaokson, Nebr, in 1880 and starting the bnalness here. Ho has ono of
tbo best equipped TTndortading Parlors in the state, with commodious
quartors, lody assistant, fine bourses nnd equipment and a largo stock
always on band.
Ho understands all tbo auooeisfnl methods of embslming and
makes a spoolalty of tho Mioo system, whioh preserves the remains
forever, requires no cutting or excision of the body, and Uko uotbUg
away nor adds anything to the sumeot, the thorough osabulnlng being
dono delusively by external met
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STARK BRO'S NURSERIES ORCHARDS
Nebraska
tour is available on special dates
W. E. Snethen, Agent, Dakota City, Nebr
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