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DAKOTA CITY
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Local Items
A baby girl was born to Mr and MrB
Ed J lluey Sunday.
Don't forgot Breuns coffoo, it In
ntill in tbo lead. Van soils it.
Andy Poterson has again tnkon tho
job of motorman on tho strout car.
Qoorgo Wilkins was in Lincoln on
business last Thursday aud Friday.
Prof Rioh and sister, Miss Francos,
were over Sunday visitors at Winner.
W L Boss was a business visitor at
Dixon over Thursday night of last
week.
Fred Schmidt has purchased tho
Harry Adair residenco, occupied by
Vail E Purdy.
Miss Mabel liouton, of Norfolk, 1b
here on a several weeks' visit with rel
atives and friends.
Wanted to Purchase a 3-row corn
cultivator. Address, T. J. Olson, at
Sloan, Iowa, Route 1.
Mrd Mollie Broyhill was tnkon to
a Hiour Uity hospital last Friday for
treatment for un nbocss.
Mrs Sinclair, of Lincoln, was a vis
ltor horo ovor Sunday at the home of
her daughter, Mrs Geo Wilkins.
M. O Ayros and Goo W Carter aro
enjoying a duck hunt in the sand hill
lakes in tho western part of tho state.
Frank Kinkead arrived hero from
Denver, Ool, Saturday, and is visiting
at tho home of his sister, Mrs It L
Broyhill.
M M Beam and wifo and Clifford
Judd and wife, of Sioux Git;, wero
visitors horo Sunday nt tho Geo Bur
nett homo.
Mrs Geo W McBoath and Miss Alida
Weeks were among the visitors to
Omaha Sunday to see tho ruins of tho
Easter tornado.
J M Hney of Randolph, was a vis
itor here Sunday at the homo of his
son, E J Huey, while enrouto homo
from Ida Grove, Iowa.
Milo C Dodge, a firemauon tho C,
M & St P By, nnd Miss Mario Halver
son, both of Sioux City, woro married
by tho county judge Tuesday.
Wonted to Rent Small cottuge, 4
or C rooms, by August 10th, in either
Dakota City or South Sioux City.
Address, The Herald, Dakota City.
Harry H Adair and wife, nnd Miss
Pearl Wilson, of Sioux City, went to
Omaha Saturday ovoniug to visit at
the John W Gribble home and view
tlio tornado ruins.
George and Frank Barto. Mrs Bon
Clinso and Delia Spencer, of Wake
Held, and Mrs Henry Ctiuleo of Cairo,
Neb, were horu last Wednesday to at
tend the Jas Cooloy fuuoral.
With tho opening of spring I nm
again prepared to euro for your paper
hanging, painting and docorating.
Get my estimutes before ordering your
work dnuo. Bert lirnsileld, Dakota
City, Nob.
Mrs N R Branfield camo over from
Lnwtnn, Iowa, Wednesday, whoro she
has been visiting nt tho homo of her
daughter, Mrs John Barnes, and will
make a short visit horu with hor moth
er, Mrs S C Ililemnn.
John N Johnson was down from Na
ooru last Friday on business matters.
His two children, Rudolf and Helen,
who have boon attending school hero
the past winter, accompanied him
homo to help with the summer work
on the farm,
F L Graves and family woro sum
moned to Norfolk last Wednesday even
ing by tho illness if Mr Graves' moth
er, Mrs Ilomor J Graves, who passed
away tho following day. Tho fu
neral services were held Sunday ut
at Norfolk, tho homo of tho deceased
woman.
S M Sayre, step-brother of G W
Sayro, died at his homo in Brookings,
S D, March 12, from injurioB received
from n cave-in nt a suud pit where he
was working when several tons of
earth partly buried him and injured
him internally. Ho wns G2 years of
age, und leavos a wifo und five child
ren.
Tho ladies of the M E church will
hold a salo at tho S A Sliusou store
Saturday afteruonn, beginning at 1 :30,
when they will liavo tho following of
ferings ou Hale: Bread, cake, pies,
cookies, fried-cakes, baked beans,
dressed chickeus, eggs and button A
splendul opportunity to avoid your
Saturday baking uud sample somo ono
cIbo s cooluni;.
George Corwiu aud Miss Emma
Grier, both in tho employ of Mat
l'miglt, oi near wiiiiicuugo, wro mar
ried horo last Saturday at tho George
Harnett home, J P Rockwell, justioo
of tho peuou, officiating Mr Uorwiu
is un old Dakota county boy, having
been a resident of OmaU prccinot
nearly all his lilo. Wo wish him and
his bride ubundant hoppinens in their
murii.urt life. They will continue their
residence on the L'uugh fnira.
A change in business ilrms and lo
cations took plucu huro tho past week
in which uuothor grocery store will bo
added to the list of business arras. Y
li Ross will put a stock of groceries in
tho store room ownod by him in tho
bauk block. D M Noiswangor has
purchased tho building formerly used
for a saloon and owned by tho Sioux
City Brewery company, uud will move
his drug storo, tho Dakota City Phar
macy, iuto it as soon as nooded repairs
mm improvements enn Do ma In.
will mako him it nice cozy plaeo. Tho
pool hall operated by Ohus Hall hus
beon discontinued for tho present tho
stock disposed of and tho fixtures ro
I moved to the Fred Deorman building.
Tho Herald for Nows when it is Nows
Wm Rhody hns gono to Hubbard to
work on a farm.
For Salo Cottonwood lumber, $20
por thousand. Thos Ourran.
A big bouncing boy wns born to Mr
aud Mrs Jas Clark last Thursday.
Robert Evaus jr camo up from Lin
coln last wcok for a short vacatiou.
Mell A Sohmicd was homo from
Lincoln from Friday until Monday.
Harold Londrosh wns up from
Wiuut bago a few dnys tho past week.
Buy a good farm ou tho Dakota
ounty bottom, I havo it. Eimors.
V P Matthows nnd family departed
tho past wcok for Espnuola, Fla, to
mnko their homo.
Mr and Mrs Vail E Purdy woro vis
itors ut Oniuha from Snturday uutil
Monday, with relatives.
Mrs O A Bakor, of Randolph, is
visiting horo this w"eek at tho homo of
hor sister, Mrs Ed J Huoy,
Mrs Emma Halo nnd Mrs Douthott,
of J'ouca, wero guests at tho Alfred
Seymour homo last Friday.
Olarcnoo Howard camo in from Rook
county, Neb, Saturday, for a visit with
his mother, Mrs C B Howard. ,
Mrs Henry Wcignnd and daughter,
of Sioux City, spout a fow days hero
this week at tho R L Broyhill homo.
Wo have a better stook of Hardware
oto, than wo ovor had, aud you will
find our pricos right. Sohriovcr Bros.
Frank Halo, formerly of Allan, Neb,
orders his Herald sent to Wallace,
Calif, whero ho and his wifo now re
side, Anton Liu-son, from nonr Ponoa,
wns down on business Monday. Tho
Herald wilt visit his homo each wuok
hereafter.
Mrs Ida Stallborries camo ovor
from West Point, Nob, Wed
nesday, to soo tho now baby nt tho
homo of hor brother, Jas Ulark,
Frank Hirsoh and family, of Sioux
City, who removed to Kissimmep, Fin,
last fall, returned to Sioux City, Sat
urday, whero thoy will again tako up
their residonco.
Henry Beorman returned Saturday
from n several months' visit nt his old
home in Stcimbke, Germany. His
brother, August, accompanied him to
Amorioa nnd will mnko his futuio
home hero,
Tlio bill introduced in tho houso of
representatives by McAllister for an
appropriation of $1,C00 for thu im
provement of Crystul luko, was indefl
nately postponed which nt this time
means nothing dying.
Tho election in Dakota City Tues
day wns without interest, only ono
ticket being in tho Hold. Thirty-two
votes wero enst, of whioh Henry Lnhrs
received 23, Wra Neimoyer 27 aud D
Van do Zeddo 29, with four scatter
ing votes.
Alfred Shepherd, of Sioux City,
brother of Mrs Bert Powell of this
place, was found dead at his homo
Tuesday afternoon. Shepherd had
suffered with stomach trouble, and
hud been using morphino lor rolief,
and it is thought that ho had taken an
ovcrdoao of the drug.
Snmuol Gribblo uud wifo arrived
hero Saturday evening from Humes
ton, Ia, whore thoy spent tho wintor
with their children. Mr Gribblo will
go to Goodwin, 8 D, noxt week whoro
he owns Innd und whoro two of his
sons reside. His wifo will romaln
hero for a while with her dnughtor,
Mrs Geo Barnott.
Tho election in South Sioux City
Tuesday wits rather spirited, and
brought out a total of 283 votes, Tho
newly elected ofllcors are as follows:
Mayor, W A Morgun; City Clerk, Os
car Stamm; Treasurer, Ileimuu Fouls;
Police Judge, J P Moredith; City En
gineer, John Burtlott; Counoilmon,
First ward, A B Cownie and J H
Smith; Second ward, Josoph Clements
and M V Klarraan; Third ward, H A
Phillips aud E J Metz.
Tho resignation of Rev S L Keller,
as pastor of tho Salom aud Dakota
City Luthurau pastorate, which whh
handed to tho joint counuil on tho 21st
inst, wan duly considered und a unani
mous voto taken declining to nccept
said resignation. Rov Kollor viewing
this uotion as an ondorsomont of his
labors in tho abovo pastorate, has siuoo
then signified his willingness to with
draw tho icsignation, and contiuuo his
labors among tho oxcollont and be
loved peoplo of tho two churches.
Card ofThank3.
Wo wish to thank tho many friends
who co thoughtfully and kindly assist
ed us in thu buiiul of our husband and
father.
Mrs James Cooloy and Ohildron.
Tho following clipping from an Or
egon City, Ore, paper, has roforonoo
to Michuel Long, brother of Thoo
Long, of Hubbard; Pat' Long, of
South Sioux City und Richard Long,
of Poucu:
Michael Long, of Greenpoint IToao
Corapnuy, No fj, was eleoted chief of
tlio iiro department Monday. He re
ceived 44 votes. F W numphrys, of
Columbia Hook & Ladder Compuuy,
Wo 1, received 25 votes. O T Gott
borg, of Hose Company, No 3 receiv
ed 35 votes und Fruuk Schoouborn,
of Fountuiu Hoso Company was hon
ored with 21 votes, Joseph Myors
had no opposition for ussiBtant chief
and received 90 votes.
Mr Long bus been assistant chief
for one your and sucooods Charles
Huuuuford, who has mudo a lino rec
ord. Tho now chief assumes tho du
ties of office noxt Monday. Dtspito
tho fact that it was expected tho voto
would be the lurgest over cast for u
flro chiof, it was smaller than lust
year, only 132 ballots being deposit
ed in tho box. More than 150 votes
woro oust last year. Tho ofllcors of
olection wero Jack Frost, chuirman
J of tho judges; Harry Frcomun, judge
uud Jacb Ulcasou, clork.
Look to Vour Plumbing,
You know what happons to a house
in whioh thu plumbing is iu poor con
dition overybody in tho house is lia
bio to contract typhoid or somo othor
fover. Tlio digestive organs perform
tho mi mo functions iu thu huinuu body
us thu plumbing does for thu houso,
It fund thoy should bu kept in first olutn
condition all the time. If you liavo
any trouble with your digestion tako
Chuniburluin's fitomuoh aud Liver
Tuhlots uud voll aro certain of nuiok
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ADVERTISED LETTERS
ltomntnlnir in tho pcstodlco at Dakota,
Neb., for tho mouth oimIIiir March 31, 1V13I
Oharlos Acton Mr. CalSackott
Mr. Wroy Anderson Mrs.Artlo Htcplions
Sllvln Anderson May Wanner
Mr. I.eoro llarton Mrs. Ornco Wood
V. H. Maxllnld Mrs. AV. W. Whitfield
Parties callttift for tho above plenn say
"advertised." Jon: II, Kkam, Postmastor.
List of letter? miunlnlnfi unclaimed In
tho lKntolllco at Jackson, Nob, for month
t-imniK .1111 run iii, ivim
Mrs.Tonoy Larson Mrs Karl Nojcdty
Frank llyrno Jake llortclson
Jno iMc.IiOonoy lI.V.Hlanson
Parties cnlllmr for tho aliovo plrnse say
ntiveriiscu." a, j. i-iyks, rosinmslur
Wanted
you estimates
Ml
io maico you estimates una prices
on your bufUtlugs largo or Bmall.
Can inako you plnns mora practical
than somo architects, at half tho prioo
usually ohnrged. W O Mitchell.
Care Herald,
Pound a Cure for Rheumatism.
"I sufforod with rheumatism for two
years and could not got my right hand
to my mouth for that lougth of Hum,"
wj-itos Loo L Chapman, Maplcton, la.
"I Buffered torriblo pain so I could
not sloop or lie' still a night. Five
years ago I bocan using Chamberlain's
Liniment and iu two mouths I was
well uud have not sufforod with rhon
mntism since." For sale by all doal
ors. Adv.
For Sale.
05 bushels boardless life Wheat,
25 bushols Flax.
DO bushols Barloy,
All Burleigh County, N D, grown,
aud of best quality.
Louis Brutsoho,
Hubbard, Nobr.
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Lippinaott Company, Philndelphin,
founded 1702, offers tho renders of
this papor a 15 mouths' subscription
to "Lippiuootl's Magazine" and a
year's subsoiption to the Herald, both
for $3.00. This is tho pricu of a twolvo
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Straight at It.
, Thero is no uso of our "boating
around tho bush." Wo might as well
out with it first as lust. Wo wunt you
to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
tho next time you havo u cough or cold.
Thero is no reason so fur us wo cau sop
why you should not do so. This pre
paration bv its romnrkablo cures hus
gained a world wido reputation, nud
people everywhere speak of it in tho
highest terms of praiso. It is for sale
by all dealers. Adv.
Lost.
Tho publio will take notice that a
noto answering tho following descrip
tion was lost during thu summer of
1912 Noto for tho principal sum of
Ono Thousuud Dollars ($1,000 00) nnd
dated at Dakota City, Nebraska, ou or
about Fobruury first, 1912, duo in one
yoar from its dnto, and drew interest
at tho rato of 3 por annum from its
date. This noto was executed by
John F. Borgor uud Ida Borgor in
favor of Lucy Ann Bergor.
The finder of this piomissory noto
will kindly roturn tho sumo to Lucy
Ann Burger ut Dakota City, Nebraska.
The publio is warned ngainst the pur
chase of tho sume since any negotia
tion of tho sumo will bo criminal.
Dntod Dakota City, Nobraska,
Maroh 17. 1913.
Lucy Ann Borgor.
Cough Medicine for Children.
Too much care cannot bo used in se
lecting a cough medicine for ohildron.
It should bo pleusant to take, contain
no harmful substauoo and bo most ef
fectual. Olnmborluiti's Cough Re
medy moots theso requirements and is
a luvonto with tho mothers of young
children everywhere, For sale by all
dealers. Adv.
Saving Time in
the Busy Season.
The busiest business man takes many
short cuts iu getting his work dune
quiokly and well. Farmers find many
short cuts iu doing farm work in the
columns of Tho Iowa Homestead.
Many of thorn havo illustrations of
labor-saving devices Hint any farmer
cau make at little cost. Wo furnish
I ho Iowa Homestead in connection
with our own papor at tho low rato of
$1.25 por your for both papors.
For Srxla
A quantity of llux sood, Enquiro at
Tho Herald oflloo.
Homestead Land
fiiorra Nevada Foothills, Good Land,
Water, Wood, Range, Uig Oaks, Fish
aud Oumo, Living is choap, wintor a
joke, No snow, ltoom for Hundreds,
You're Noxt. Copy of Gov. Township
Plat of tho land, und nil questions
answered, $1.00. Huves you $99.00.
No remittance, No unswur, Itosidont
20 yours. A. KENOYElt, (locator).
Hanford, California.
REAL ESTATE TRAN8FERS.
Hurry It Adnlr nnd wife to Minnie
Schmidt, lots 7, H unci V, bile 170. Dulo
tu Ulty t
Kqiilldlilo (Jo. J A Muuntm. pros, I M
l.you, noo, to IJ M Is'tiUuitiiRur, nnrt
of lota ID. II, IS, III Ic UO, Drkou Ulty..
I.lliolu Oeoruo and litislmnd to John
Hlirovu, loin 1 und 'J lu hlk 'J, Moun A
Hunt's add to Ho HluuxUlty
It M I,o r l(o and wlfu to flora J lltr
rliiu, oHswiinwh 2-27-S
Wm V llatclcft und wifo to K II Hor,
875
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2O10
so'j no)., M.B7.(1
I.oi lU Kiliniwlodo uud wifo to W H
ilicUoy. nwh itwh II, and K imH H,
all In .'U-7
t.uolln Ktosltolf to I, II Kordor, lit'!-,
fcw'4 und lots 4 und fi lu
Ilirinaii Itlorinan uud 1 f o to V J a-
trunUui,ol4 ivi-.s ,
iwxi
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I860
II I'M
Horses and Mules
Alwaya on hand for salo for ovorj'
..
I bo ly.
J M JJany, Jaolteon, Nob,
HOMKK.
Mien Mnbol Miles arrived from On
nvra, la, on Saturday nnd after April
1st will bo Homer's now "110110" girl,
with Bossio Lacomb as Assistant,
J E Wagner is hero en a short visit
with his sons ,
Walter Rymil wns a business caller
in tho city Wednesday aud Thursday
Helen Stidworthy wns homo ovor
Sunday with her folks,
A necktio basket sooinl wn elwen M
tho Combs school, fouth of town, on
Friday ovening. Results, nbout $10,
Tho Rotuoh club had a banquet at
tho hotel, Tuesday ovoniug.
Mrs Job Cooloy and children visited
horo several days tho past week nt tho
Geo Whaloy homo.
Mrs Alfrod Soymour, of Dakota
City, viBitod at tho Beardshoar homo
horo ovor Sunday,
Geo O Blessing was looking nftor
business nt tho county seat Monday.
Mrs G M Best visited nt Dakota
City ovor Sunday.
TIib body of Mrs N Diertip, who
diod in a Sioux City hospital Sunday,
from injuries roooived in a fall somo
wcoks ago, wnB brought to Homer
Tuosdny for burial,
At tho vitiligo election hold horo
Tuesday Dr D B Btidworthy, W E
Kinnoar aud N R Smith woro oleotod
mombors of tho board. So Homer
will contiuuo to bo a "wot" town.
Fred Oohander nud wifo autoed to
tho city Wednesday.
Willio Sanford captured a big groy
wolf ou tho George Hi.rris farm, south
east of Homer, ono day lust wcok in a
stool trap,
SALEM
Mrs M G Leamor returned homo
Saturday from a Sioux City hospital,
Herman Sundt went to Atkinson,
Nob, Snturday, to visit his mother,
who is taking treatment for rhonma
tism from a spociulist located thero,
Uo returned Monday and states that
his mother is rapidly rocovoriug from
tho diccaso aud hopes to entirely re
cover. MrB Ed Morgan was hostess to tho
WYD club laBt Wednesday. Tho
rooms were decorated iu purplo nud
whlto. A 4 o'clock luncheon was sorv
ed. Gladys Armbright was oporatnd on
nt a Sioux City hospital laBt Thursday
for appondioitis aneia rooovcring uloo-
iy-
E H Cnrnoll enrao down Tuesday
from his pluco uenr Ponon, and re
turned Wednesday with four loads of
machinery and bo mo cows.
Btati or Omo art or TOlWM, I .
Lucas oocirrr. f
Frank 1. Cheney makes onth that be to senior
partner of tho erm ot F. J. CiiiNir & CO.. dotoc,
business In the City ( Toledo, County tod !
aforesaid, and that said firm will py tb m ot
ONE IIUNDnED TJOLI.AH3 for each and rverT
run nt Catarrh that cannot bo cured by KM DM M
HALL'S CATARRH CUIIC
FltANK J. CIIEWBV.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my prasenoa,
this 6th day ot December, A, I)., I'M.
I I A. W. OLEAOON.
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Tuke Hall's Tamlly I'llls lor constipation.
First publication .i-'JS-Dw
NOTICE HOU TAX DKKD.
ToOhnrlcs I). Sinlluy. AV. ir.Oooruo, Oar
rle K. Guntt, and James M. Woodcock, tlio
porsons lit whoso mimes tltlo or apparent
title appears ot record In tlio olllcnof tlio
Olork and cx-olllolo lteiilstor of Deeds of
Dakota Uounty, Nebraska; and to Junius
M. Woodcock, the person lu notunl pos
session: You nnd ouch of you nro lioroby notified,
Unit nt u l'rlvato Halo of lands and lots for
tMx, IihMoii AnrllR. lull, by tlio TiiuiHiirnr
of DakolaUounty. Nobrnskn. Lot S, In llloe.k
4, In Smiley nnd UeoiKe'H Addltloir to Konlh
Sioux Ulty, In Dakota Uounty, Nebraska,
was sold to Alfred l'lzoy for the delinquent
taxos Interest nud costs of the years lbU! to
to llMfl.lnoliiHlvo; tlint said real estate was
not assessed In tlio liiiiuo of any person for
nny of said yt-arsorfoi'tliosubscuiiontyelirs
of 1010. 11)11 and 1U12. oxcopt the years 1NU7,
1SW and 101'J: that for said years I8V7. lros
and 1U12, snld renl eytatu wns nshessed In tlio
numo of GurrloK.Guntt: Mint said real estate
was taxed Mroacli of said .veais lbVJ to HU'.',
Iioth Inclusive; that after the expiration nf
three months from tlio date of tho service
If this notice, application will bo innde for
a tax deed to said real estate.
AI.FUKD l'IZKY,
Purchaser.
First publication l)-28-;iw.
NOIIOE FOB TAX DEED.
To A. V. Knstman, Oarrlo K. Gantt and
Jiunes M. Woodcock, the persons In whose
names title or apparent tltlo appears of
record In thu olllco of tho Olork aud ux
otllclo HoKlstorof Docds of Dakota County,
Nebraska; and to James M, Woodcock, thu
person lu actual possession:
You and each of you ant hereby notified,
that at a Private Hale of lauds and lots for
taxos, hold ou April G, 1011, by thu Treasurer
of Dakota county, Nebraska, Lotl, In lllock
10, of Hallway Addition, Dakota uounty,
Nebraska, Hecond l'lat, was sold to
Alfred 1'1ey for dullimtieiil taxes, In
terest and costs of tho years 1801 to 1PU0,
Inclusive; that sMd real estate wua
not assessed lu the nnmu of any pursou
for any of said year or for tint subojittnt
years of 11)10, 1011 und 1012, except tho years
1807, 1808 and 1012; that for said yenrs 1807. 1st
and 1012, said real estate was assessed In the
name of (Jiirile K. Gantt; tl.nt said real
estate was taxed for cacli of said years 1801
to 1012, both Inclusive; that after the expi
ration of throo months from tho data of the
service of this notice, application will bu
made for a lax deed to said real estate.
AliFltKI) l'l.KY,
I'uichaser.
First publication 3-28-Hw.
NOTlOC KOU TAX DKED.
To Oharlt'H 1). Hinlloy. W. H. Ocorito, Onr
rlo Unntt, K. If. Ilubbnrd.Trustoo, nud
.inmoH ,M. Woodcock, tho norsons lu whoso
iiitmoK tltlo or nppnrout tltlonppoursnf roc
orl In tho olllco of tho Ulork and cx-olllolo
HcKlfitcr or DcoUh oi Dakota uounty. No
lirasluijand to Jiuiioh M, Wooucoclc, thu
nnrsnn In actual nossosaloil!
You and each of you aro lioroby iiotllled.that
at a 1'ilvato Halo of lands and lots for taxos.
hold ou Aprils, lull, by thu Treasurer of
Dakota Uounty, Nonruskn, i,oin, in iiiock 4,
of Hiulluyuuil (ioorKo's Addition to Houth
Hloux Ulty, lu Dakota Uounty, Nubraskn,
was sold to Alfred l'lzoy for thu Uolliiiiuunt
taxos, lntoiOMt aud costs of tho yuars WJ2 to
iva, Incluslvo: that said real ustutu was not
nssossod lu tho nnmu of any poison for any
of snld ytarsor for tho subsoquuut yours of
11)10, 1011 and 1012, oxcupt thu yours 1Mi7. 1HI
and 1012; that for tho yours 1SU7 und 18VH said
roni ttsiniu wus iissusseo ju mu iiuuiu ui i-. i
II, Hubbnrd. Trnstoo.and for tnu yoar iviz
was assofcsod In tho inline of l'l. II, Ilub-I
bard I that snld roul ostato was tnxotl
for iiuch of said years 1SW ts 11)12. Ixith
Incluslvo: that uftor thu oxplrntlou of thiuo
months from tho dato of thu sorvlco of
this notice, application will bo mudo for
a tux deed to suld leul ostntu.
AI.KUIJl) l'IZKY,
l'uruhascr.
Klrst publication IWl-lw
1'IIOIIATH NOTI0K TO OIIKDITOUH.
In thu county court of Dakota county, No
braska. In tho niattorof thoestuto of JolurHlerk,
Hr.. deceused.
Notlco Is lioroby kIvoii, that tho creditors
nr tlio snld deoonsoil will moot thu execu
tor of said estate, iH'foro me, county JikIko
ot Dakota county, Nebraska, at tint county
court room In said comity, ou thu 10th day
or July, 101D. on thu inth day of Almost,
lulls, and ou thu 2(lh day of HuptomlMir,
llllll, at liUi'olock a m.euch day for the pur
pose of proKontliiK their claims for exam
ination, luljustliiont uud allowance, Hlx
niontliM ure allowed for creditors to present
their claims and one year for the execu
tor to settle said estate, f lom the IfHh day of
March, Wi. Till notice will lie publish
i d lu the Dakota County lleruld, for four
unit euccissi( iy pnor to tuo lutu uuy
of July, A 1) mil.
Wlt.ie'.w my hand, and soul of snld court,
this 13th day of March. A. D. loin.
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