Royal
BakingPowder
Healthful Dualitiestolhelbod
Adds
Prof. Prescott, of the University of
Michigan, testified before the Pure
Food Committee of Congress, that the
acid of grapes held highest rank as an
article of food and he regarded the re
sults from baking with cream of tartar
baking powder as favorable to health.
Royal is the only Baking Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar.
Only Good to December 8.
Just now Tho Stnto Journal will nccopt
SI In payment for tho Dully und bundny
Journal until January 1. 1014. inoro tlinn a
whole yenr. una ns a fmtlutr lnducomunt to
nave you become a render -w 111 lnoludo a
year's subscription to tho independent
Fnrmor, a weokly farm nnd stock pnpor,
nnd Poultry Topics, n beautifully printed
monthly poultry nnd Jiomo mnitnzlue.
"Without Tho Sunday Journal tho price will
be only S3. Tho Journnl Is tho most Inde
pendent nnd proKresslvo newspaper In tho
state. It Is unusually clean, excluding
liquor and nil misty medical nds nnd Is edi
ted for Nebraska homes. Tho coming ses
sion of the If Rlstnturo will niiiko Tim Jour
nal, which Is right on tho ground, the papnr
you will surely want to rend. If you will
sond In now you will receive tho papor the
balnncoof this year free. This cut price
offor Is not Rood nf tor December 28. Sond
your money at once to Tho Stnto Journal,
Lincoln, Neb.
Haw to Bankrupt the Doctors.
A prominent New York physician
savB, "If it were not for tho thin stock
ings and thin sold shoes worn by wo
men tho doctors would probably be
bankrupt." Whon you coutruot u cold
do not wait for it to develop into pneu
monia but treat it nt once, Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is iutoudod es
pecially for coughs and coliln, nnd has
won a uide reputation by its cures of
these discuses. It is most effectual
and is pleusuut uud Htifo to take. Fur
sale by till dealers. Adv.
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Evan nnd Frank Wny wero down
from Pigeon Creek Sunday.
Don't forgot lircuns coffeo, it is
still iii tho lead. Van sells it.
8 R LncRH of Anthon, Iowa, was
hero lust week enrouto to Homer on a
land deal.
Home-mndo minco meat, 10a a
pound at Van do Zedde's. Try n
pound and you will want more.
Ve have a bettor stock of Hardwaro
etc, than wo ever had, and you will
find our prices right. Schriover Bros.
" T T Lindsay and wifo, parents of
Mrs John F Sides, arrived hero from
Outlet', Pa, Wednesday, to spend tho
winter.
The grand ball billed for Tuesdny
evening in the Fred Beermnn building
failed to draw n croud, ami was called
off by Hi promoters.
Geo V MoBeath loft, Monday ovcii
ing for Espiuolu. Fla, with n party of
land Neekers that he itr piloting down
there for tho Florida 1-arms eoiapunj.
lie expects to movo there with his fnm
lly in the com ho of a mouth.
The prot osed change of time of tho
Omaha train, No. 0, which pusses hero
at r:17 m as a flier, will go into ef
fect next Sunday, state uu employo
of the r mid who has seen tho new time
table. Iu the new sohodule the Oma
ha train will ariivo here at 2:30 p m
daily.
Samuel Qribble, of Humeston, la;
Clyde Gribble, of Goodwin, 8 D;
Frank Gribble, of Yale, S D; Josopb.
Jaekson an J Mrs Ella Neis, of Mead
ow Grove, Nob; und John V Gribble,
of South Omaha, Neb, wero here iu
attendance ut the J O Gribblo fuuerul
Monday.
aaaaaaag
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(The Store of the Holiday Spirit)
Real Christmas Shopping
UIu real earnest our friends and customers will bo
busy with gift selections. Our metropolitan store is
fuirly alive with gift suggestions, us we huvo outdouo
all previous years (u our selections of popular goods.
Our Diamond assortment is on u larger scale
than tvor, embracing us it does both loose und
mounted stoiioi.
Wo invito a careful inspection of our stook of
loose Diamonds which ruuy be selected and reserved.
Our Watch usaortmeut on a larger aculo than ovor
will meet the requirements uud prices for all purses.
Our assortment of general Jewelry is almost im
poBsiblo to doscribe, embracing us it does its won
derful HBHorttueuts.
Rings. Enormous assortments of Rings, em
bracing everything from a child's Ring to tuo most
expennivo, makes tho soloction of anything required
in a Ring uu easy matter.
Ohristmus Leather Goods Christmas Umbrellas
and Cunes, Ivory un.l Ebony Toilet Ware, Automobilo
Uuskots, Out GIuhs, Fine China, Fino Mtationory.
WILL H. BECK CO.
4th and Pierce Sts. Established 1877.
(If you can't come In, N rite for our Oatulotf.)
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THE DE LUXE STUDIO
405 Fourth Street
Next Door to 5c and 10c Store. Sioux City, Iowa.
Mrs J A Ohicoiuo, of Jefferson, S D,
visited friends heio laBt week.
A baby daughter was born to Mr
and Mrs Thus Graham Monday.
Mr and Mrs R L llroyhill entertain
ed at cards lawt Thursday evening.
W L Ross aud family drove down
from Dixon last Thuisday to spend
Tuankfcgivitig.
Soot Rockwell itfoxpeotod hero from
Akron, Colo, this nook on u visit al
tho parental lioruo.
Miss Doss Stinsnn, of Leeds, I,
war an over Sunday visitor nt thu D
M Neiswunger homo,
S W Foltz went to Ueldon, Wednes
day, to attend tho funeral of nu aunt,
Mi Turk McDonald.
U S Maishnl Warnor wan horo frorn
vjinrwm int rriuny, tniuung u trip to
his farm t-outheaet of town,
Edgar Ayrrs end wifo were pnRHnn
gets to Omaha Wednesday on a visit
ut the Geo V Carter home.
Lyman White and wife, of Wood
blue, Iowa, weto gucnts at the Houry
Wood homo for Thanksgiving,
Anyone wishing tmio upplo cider,
guuianteed) for making miuce-meut,
or to drink, can find it at Van's.
V E Morrison und wifo were guohtu
at thu C N Derry homo 111 Sioux City
Thanksgiving day nnd evening
Guy Stiusou oiuuo down fnm Sulom,
S D, Sunday, to attend tho funeral ol
his grandfather, John C Gribble.
B Parties indebted to me please oomo
in aud pay part, if you can not pay it
all, us I need tho money. VandeZeddo.
Robert L Cheuoy returned to his
homo near Phillip, S D, lust Friday,
aflor a weeks visit hero uthia parental
homo.
W F Lotouz has again assumed
charge of tho City Market, and will
bo pleased to "meat" all of his old
customers.
Ilerman ami Louis Roost and Henry
Ebel are ou 0 fltght-Reeiug tour of the
west. At last accounts tlioy fforo nt
Denver, Col.
Roy McAfee, brothor of tho MoAfoo
boys of Pigeon Crook, id horo from
Ohio 011 a visit with his brothors aud
other relatives.
Mrs Goo Carter and daughter, Ardis,
Lspont Thursday hero at the M O
Ayres home, returning to their home
iu Omaha Friday,
A oburivario party visited Clay
Aruihright lust Sunday night. How
ever, Clay has not, sent out ny wed
ding announcements yet.
Mrs L F Lorouz left Tuesday for
hor parental home at Elgin, 111. Mr
Lorenz will follow us soon us ho can
adjust hiH business affuiis,
Mr and Mrs Henry Weiyand, of
Sioux City, und Mis Agnes Uuluntyno,
of Ilartingtou, wero guests at tho R L
Broyhill homo Thanksgiving day.
L H Graves, of Pender, haH succeed
ed II M Hough as assistant in tho E &
H Lbr yard in this pliico. Mr Graves
aud family t ccupy tho house vacated
by S II Moore.
James Forrier nnd wife returned
Tuesday to thoir homo at Culbortson,
Neb, being culled hero lust week by
the death of Mrs Fornor s mother, Mrs
Mry E Nordyko.
Mrs O L Culler, of Hnrtington, litis
baen here the past week at tho homo
of her brothor, Harry U Adair. She
is recovering from an operation which
she underwent recently at a Sioux City
hospital.
James B -trit-tt, of Omaha, was up
tho past week renewing old acquaint
ances uud looking ufter business mat
terr here uud ut Hubbard. He says
ho has half a notion 'to move back to
good old Dakota comity.
Will n nnd Georgo O Orr went to
Chicago Tuesday to uttend tho big
International Live Klouk hIiow is ses
sion tlicso this week. They will try
and pick up soma fancy stock for
breeding purposes whilo thoro.
Tho following letters remain tin
claimed in the postofllco at Dakota,
Neb, for tho raontli eudlng Nov. 30,
1912: B Bruobett, G Berg, E I)
Lahraann, Miss Helma Karlston, Jeff
Ingulls 2, Mary Gibbs, L O Tregler.
John 11 Roam, Postmnster.
Stato Firo Inspector A T Rodman,
of Newmnu Grovo, was hero Friday
examining into tuo conditio h of busi
ness houses with reference to firo ex
posures. He found bouiu places that
ueodod remedying, and with tboso
changes made, the danger of firo will
be lessened to n grout extent.
"Royal Black Frnit Oako," raado by
Alice Mason, (who lino a national rep
utation iu this line), iu Hume Mario
Bakery, operated by women, and
packed in 2-lb black and gold boxes,
All fruits, both foreign and domestic,
uie pare and storilizcd. Thcno cakes
nrn being used now in all putts of the
U.S. Price 80 cents per lb. Address
Hoonshel & Emory Mfg., Lincoln, Nob,
A long freight traiu was being sido
tracked by tho Burlington hero Sun
day evening when two empty box curs
iu tho middle of tho train buckled nnd
wont into tho ditch near tho crossing
of the Omaha road. Tho Lincoln
pussengor tiuin wus held hero u couplo
of hours by tho wreck. The track was
cleared of the debris tho next morn
ing when the wreckage wus piled up
and burned.
Eugeno Donghott nnd wifo, the
aged couplo from Smith Sioux City,
nrrested on 11 charge of receiving stol
on property, were given u healing iu
Judge Hellurnun's court Mondn-y.
They waved examination and wero
bound over to the district court under
$500 which was furnished and they
wore lolousod Wednesdny. About
$1,500 worth of furs und silks, stolen
from tho Riugsrud storo ut Elk Point,
a few months ago,- wero found secret
ed ou their premises two weeks ago by
the looul authorities, during tho past
week another butch of furs was found
at South Sioux City by Murshuls John
Huzolgrove uud A L Mathwig,
Two Pioneers
Answer Final Summons
MAUV KL1ZA11RII1 NOltDVKK.
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Nordyke, a res
ident of Dakota county sinco 18011,
pn88L'd to that great beyond on FriiUv,
hovemhur 21), V)V1, ut 10:20 u m, ut
tho homo of hor iimiglnnr, Mr Molhe
liroyhill, iu this plsce.
Her death was a peaceful otie, nnd
us sliu hud lived .1 true christian wo
man, a friend to all those who ohiuu to
know her mid about nil, a mother
tthnho memory will bu diet lulled by the
children w ho have grou 11 to muihood
nnd womanhood under her tululer care,
so she died, with p. llrm belief iu a di
iuo ptovidetioe, who doeth nil tliingN
for tho best.
Mun E Nordyke wns born Juno Ul,
1830, "at Junesville, Onio. When
eleven years old she, with hor parents,
Mr hi d Mrs D Fitoh, moved to Wash
ington couuty, Iowa. She was mat
Tied to Albeit U Ktmlvkti at tuo nun
of sixteen. To this union utie liom
SCHOOL NOTES.
MONTHLY ATTKJMIAM'B UK10HT,
A 11 Hint. liKMA Thomas.
I'rlncliml. AiMiMnt
Knrolliiieiit... ., . a
No.cmosof tnruiDvts 10
ItOI.t. OK HOMtU.
UlmlysOrr!, Miirunri't Nlolinln-,2
lrfilln Keller. Kvn (Irnliam, r
Frank Oleie.il Kleth Kmiiii, It
Helen lllurintin.S l.lojil llrUleiibiniuh, 2
Helen Uniliatn, .MuiKuiet Soln leer,i
Key Helkes.U Hay Unilmtn.il
Kttilulph l.lsolike. 2 I,i'tm lllfke.i,
1'iuil Miisoii.
(IHA.MMAU nRI'AIITMKNT.
LoiiMTA MoKknsa Teacher
Knrnllmout 17
No, cuu tnullnetn i'O
HOI. I. Of ItONOH.
nlnclx Armtiilnla.il ltiomoml ltcnm,s
(iemo HU't luttik, Ida tk'InuUU,
Dvwvi Helkei.ll Kllivl HrRol,S
Sunt cImiiikoi.
ar isffls
INTKItMKDIATK.
ltATFl, Sl'I.LIVAM
Knrolltneul
No.cnvos of tiiHllnesi.. ,
HOl.l. OK lKIMOi:
Leone Helimlilt, S
llaiold Atitnui, 3
Wlltied Kluklo.S
Kieeiuiiu qiiiutai,:i
Mnilu (llexe,!)
Anna Kvnlis.ii
IMward AhsnoB,!!
Teacher
. l!tt
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Ale.x tjulutiil.il
lllunolie llllen,:i
limit Antnes,!!
(lladys llleruiali.2
MaiKiuet Sherman,!!
l.llliiiu Krumwlede.ll
ltalph (Jiuhuni.
sceosuritiMAity
AnkaSniukh Teacher
Kurnltment .... ill
NO. WIM'I tUIllt", Hi
ttol T. 1)1' 1IOM1K,
(Miailen Hull,
1.U1UI llltll,
KlHle Krumwledo, 3
.loliu Miiiroid,;!
Floyd Van Horn, 2
llaiold Antrim. 2
Harris llarnutt,2
Thomas Uowaul, il
James Urahum, 2
Auualllulicha I0vniu:i
Humor HmiM'ii, 2
llaymond Uulutal, 4
Helen Sumlt, 2
Helen Walden.S
Dorothy Harnett, 2
IsanoUooley, 2
I.oltlo Hlleman.
Lydla Levdom,2
nine children, seven of whom survivo
bor. They nro, Mrs Jnmes Forrier, of
Culbortbou, Neb; Mrs W O Mitchell,
of Wall, S D; Mrs Chns Zimmerman,
of Grand Junction, Col; Mrs Mollie
Btoyhill, of Dakota City; Eugeno W,
Geo A, and Arthur J of Sioux 3ity, Io,
She also is survived by a brothor.
JnmeB Fitch, of Shuwnee, Oklu, twenty-seven
gruud children nnd eleven
great grand children.
Iu 18U0, slio, ltti lier husband uud
family, came to Dakota county and
settled ou n homestead ou Ell: crook,
where they lived until 1888. They
then moved to Jackson, Neb.
On December 11, 1888, whilo on n
visit to their daughter, Mrt JumeM Kni
riur, at Oulbertsou, Nob, Mr Nordyko
was run over uud instantly hilled by
tho curs.
Mrs Nprdyko romninod with her
family iu Jackson until live years ago,
since which time sho hits made liei
home in this plaoo with her daughter,
Mrs Molliu Btoyhill,
Tlio funoral scrvicon wero held from
the Methodist Episcopal church in
this place Siindny. ut 2 p in, Rov J
Crows officiating. A large concourse
of friends assembled to pay their last
respoots to a true nnd .time-tried
friend. Interment was in tho Dakota
City cemetery.
Kminu Schmidt, 2
FIIIHT v 11 IM All v,
Hadik SiNCiiAiu ...... Teacher
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No.cnitti tardlnesH , , u
1101.1. OK lionou.
Arthur Heymotir, 2 Mlldiud Heam.2
'Vallor Soymour. (lliutys llnll.2
Samuel Htlnson, 2 Adeline llllven.2
Teddy mnlium, II
Viola K1108I011.2
l'eurl Ton ell,
Olarn MoHermltt, 2
Maurice Nlomoyor.ti
Krnest (lleso.lt
jerntd Wilson, it
wnmoii.
ileull Leedotu,
Mnbol Ntiudt, H
Kdwnrd Oooloy,
John l'lzuy, 3
Slltrld Shove,
Nellie TrlKirs, a
Samuol JonoH.
Konneth
Ladies Aid to Hold Bazaar.
The Luuios Aid society of the M E
church will hold a buzaar at tho court
house Friday afternoon, December 13,
Soiling artiolos both useful und orna
mental at reasonable prices.
A substantial supper will bo served
nt 25o a plate.
Buznar begins ut 2:30, serving sup
per at 5:30.
Evory body como and onjoy your-Bell.
OAHD OF TUANCS .
To the many kind friends who as
sisted us during tho illness and burial
of pur mother, wo touitor our heartfelt
thanks.
Hor Childrou and (irnnd Children.
JOHN O. OIUUHU"..
After an illness of seveial months
brought ou by a purulytio stroke,
John O Gribble, ono of tho early pio
neer rosideuts of Dakota county, putt
ed peacefully away ut his farm homo
live miles west of Dakota City, lust
Friday evening, November 20, 1012,
uged 70 yours, 8 mouthi und 20 duys
Mr Gribblo was born in Exotur,
Eugluud, March 0, 1833, uud with his
parents emigrated to Canada iu 1835,
In 1857 ho moved to Dukotu county,
arriving hero May 11th, and for more
than fifty-five years has made this his
home. Ho had tho distiuotin nf
maintaining tho longest continuous
residence iu the county of any of tho
old settlers. Several of those who
preceded him spent u year or two in
sorno other loouliry, but his wus an
unbroken leaideuco until called by
death.
Ho wus married in 18U0 to Mary
Oonro'y, who, with six children sur
vive him. They ure, Mrs Elizabeth
Horweg, who resides nt tho old homo;
Mrs B A Stinson, of Dakota City, Neb;
Mrs Olivo Hodgins, of Minot, N D;
John H Gribble, ot Sulem, Ore; Bar
ney 11 Gribble, of Hubbard, Neti, and
Thomas V Gribblo, the latter resid
iun ut the homo place. Two brothers,
Barney Gribblo, of this pluco and
Sumuel Gribble, of Huraostou, Io, and
a half-brother, Joseph Jackson, of
Meadow Grovo, Neb, uIho survive him.
Mr Gribble's life hud been u busy
ono aud by hard work and ntrict at
tention tn biiMiiem lie had accumulat
ed considerable property. His was
one of the Hist brick houses erected
ed in the county, built iu the early
70s, ou tho frfrm where ho spent the
greater portion of his life. He served
as count? eoinmissiouor from this dis
trict for six years.
The funeral was held Monday nt
10:30 o'clock fiom tho Cat hoi io church
at Homer. Hob, Rev J E English, of
Hubbard, olllciuting. Intercuoiit was
iu tho Catholic cemetery ut Homer.
Kit His Case Exactly.
"When futher wus sick about hii
years ugo ho reud un advertisement of
Chumberluiu's Stoma oil und Liver
'iutilets iu tiio paper tiiat Ut Ills caso
exactly," writes Mius Margurot Camp
bell of Ft Smith, Ark. "Ho purchas
ed n box of them uud he has not been
siok sinco. My sister had stomuch
trouble and was also bent flted by
thorn." Sold by ull dealers. Adv.
Tho mark after such pupU'h nnmo bull
eaten the number of months tho pupil has
attended school without being absent or
tardy. Any twenty consecutive days Is a
school month, Thu blithest possible num
ber this month Is it,
Helen Wnldon Is nttomlliiK school In
Kloux Uity. Thu third Krndo people wuiu
sorry to ln her.
Klllo Mlchols hns loft school on uccount of
her parents lenvluir thu city.
Hotnor Graves, whose patents iccently
moved hero (1 um Ponder, has Miileicd the
thlid made.
Everybody is bick In lion tlil !:
much 1 of rushed after a pleasant Thanks
KlvliiK vacation,
THcboySDf tl'C hlch choolnm (IxIiik the
baskets and Koltlnit thoiii lu nlaco In tho
baemont room. They will soon hculu praC-
iicimr iiusuoi i)iu 1. 1 no Kins win ime a
team. also.
Thu comblnoJ tenth nnd eleventh Rrndes
have tnfccn up booKhei-pimr
William Loieuz has been absent fiom
school this weuh.
There will be no ehool Friday of this
week. Tho touchers will spend tho day vis
ltluK tho Hlonx Olty schools.
Since most of thu pupils bavo parts to
propaio for Christmas pioitrams lnthodlf
fuiuutchuichcs, no proRrnms will ho Riven
In the schools, however, each loom will
Rlvu 1 patriotic proRram on Washington's
birthday.
Ancient History.
The following items wero repioduo
ed iu the Foncu Journal from its files
of Decembor 4, 1870 :
Messrs West, Clark, J Wilbur and
others this week went out to the Logan
to hunt dier, which"nro reported to bo
vory plentiful.
A young man named Mattison kill
ed u big iteer in N S Potter's field ono
dny lunt week.
We hear of late no news concerning
tho Io lin volcano, whether its spout
ing and internal convulsions have
coupcd we huvo not been informed,
but ttust that it baa not yet blown
out.
Tho snow in tho oust is from ono to
two fuet deep. There is Quite a con
trast between that country of gloom
and snow and this region of MitiBliino,
wurai v, outlier aud dry and dusty
roadH,
To show tho progress of events wo
will cite Dukotu county us uu oxampio.
Iu tho your 1850, tho county contained
the, following named cities, tav it :
Covington, Paoiflo City, Franklin,
Dakota City, Logan City, Omudi, St
Johns nnd Cutrs City.
Theso flontiching townsiteH occu
pied thu entire territory of the county
excepting a small and iiisigniflount
parcel of land iu tho southwest corner
thereof. Had thoro been morn room
iu the county moro cities than those
above montionoi). would have pranced
in to till up the bill. 1
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HURRY HOME!
Something good for Supper
Buy a good farm on tho
oounty bottom. I huvo it,
Adv.
Dakota
Eimors.
Cured of Liver Complaint.
"1 was suffering with liver oom
plaiut," says Ira Smith of Point Hlank,
Texus, "und decided to try 11 25a box
of Cliamborlain'o Stomach uud Liver
Tablets, and urn happy to suy that I
am completely cured uud can recom
mend thorn to every ono." For buIo
by all dealorH, Adv.
If you want
to make your men
folks hurry home, buy
your groceries at our store, for
the way to make a man hurry
home is to have something good
to eat, and that's what you
will have if you buy your gro
ceries from us.
STINSON'S
Specials for Saturday, Dec. 7 1
For tills Dey Only
Nice Jonathan Apples, per pk 40c
Nice Florida Oranges, per doz 25c
lbs Hand Picked Navy Beans 25c
New California Walnuts per lb 25c
75c Can Ripe Olives 65c
catis Mustard Satdines : i25c
3 pkfcs Quaker Coin Flakes 25c
S lbs Sugar -,-r. ..-.-.;-. 50c
Ftesh Oysters Select per qt 50c
All our American Print Calicoes, per yd., 6c
All kinds of Frtiit Oysters Sweet Potatoes Grapes
Oranges Grape Fruit always in stock, and at
the Lowest Prices
Stinson's
Dakota City,
Nebraska.
Our Stocks are Complete
and We Can Make
Prompt Delivery on
Hard a,tic
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Weivoria Lump
for Kitchen Stove
8ilu
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Lumber
Bradford
Go.
Dakota City, Nob.
Place
Henry's
East of the Court House for the Best iu
I Wines, Liquor
Bond & Lillard, Old Ul!c. Sherwopd Rye Whiskies.
Cigars
' Mxxllfe Beer
Bottle or Kerf
Henry Krumwiede, pltn' cy wbr"kl1
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Your Grocer
Dakota Oity - - Nobruolui
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as to scenery, cities, agricultural landscape and "travel educa
tion" of this comprehensive tour, you should include the Shasta
Roiiie and the Pacific Not thwest the Portland, Puget Sound
and Spokane regions.
In "Seeing America First" you see its mighty and magnifi
cent half on a Pacific Coast tour. You should not only "See
America First" but you should see all of it yoii can from u Bur
lington train.
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W. K. Snethcn, Agent, Dakota City, Nebr.
L. W. Wakkley, G r A, Ouahii, Neb
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