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Grocery Store
Will be opened for business
Saturday, May the 10th, with
a complete stock of first-class
Groceries.
Will Meet all Competition quality of goods
considered.
We are now ready for bussness and would be pleased
to receive a share of your grocery trade.
....Highest Price Paid for Produce....
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We are establishing represent
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village to handle our full line of
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urinate and inability to control
urine during the night or day
in old or young.
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Cure the afflicted members of
your family, then tell your
neighbors and friends about
this remedy.
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Local Items
For Sule Cottonwood 'utnbor, $20
por tlioUHiiml. Thos Ourriin.
.1 nd g 11 It E Evhdh wont to Pender,
Wi"iliH'B(1ny. on legal business.
Don't forgot Breuns coffoo, it in
ntill in tl'o lend. Vfiu soils it.
Houho nmi lot to rent, $5.00 month.
Ad dross Lizzie Youtor, Dukotn City,
Nub.
Ex-County TrenBuror Froil Blumo,
of Emorson, transacted business hero
Saturday.
Miss Mary Doloughory unil sister, of
Jackson, wore business visitors in
town Monthly . '
Tho Dakota City "Toddy Roars" lost
ii h.ml fought giuuo ut Serguuut Bluff,
In, Sunday, 4 to 2.
Prof O E Simpson went to South
Sioux City, Monday, for a weeks visit
ut the Ed Drain home,
Charles Kulp. of Sions City, and
Misa Ethel Suffer, of Omaha, wore
married by Justico J P Itonkwoll last
Friday.
o have a bettor stock of Hardware
eto, than wo ever had, and you will
find our prices right. We also handle
all kinds of gurdou tools. Sohriever
Bros.
Lost On the streets of Dakota City
Tuesday evening, a pair of glasses
with gold frotne. Finder will please
return samo to the Horuld office and
get reward.
Charles L Culler, a former priuci
pill of our schools, has been re-elected
to the muuual trainfug department of
the schools at Haitiugtou, whioh posi
tion ho held last year.
In remitting for tlio Horald Cutis
Paulsen writes us from Huron, S D
that everything is looking lino up thoro
now. Ho has loused a faim near Hu
lon and is busy tilling the soil.
Mrs Sarah Dnoschl, of Maploton,
In, stopped off horo lust Thursday for
,a visit with her mother, Mrs M F
Adair, vUiilo etirouto to Ilnrtingtou,
Neb, where she goes to visit her sister,
Mrs OL Culler.
"Unclo" Geo T Woods has tho honor
of paying the first subscription on tho
now Methodist parsonage. You can
gamble that when "Unclo Uoorgo"
subscribes to pay anything, ho pays
it right then and there.
'Mother's Day will bo appropriately
obcervod nest Sunday morning, May
ltth, at tho usual hour of sorvico, 11
o'clook a in, at tho M E churoh. All
aio cordially invited to attend and to
.voar a flowor in memory of your moth
er. J Crows, paetor.
George Stono, ox-ohampion battor
of the American league, and a foimor
member of the St Louis Browns, will
this year manago tho ball team ut his
home town, Coleridgo, Nob, at a sala
ry of $100 a mouth. Quito a drop
from $5,000 a season with St Louis.
W L Ross this week put in a bran
uew stook of grooerios iu his building
recently vocated by tho Dakota City
Pharraary. Mr Ross has adopted the
cash system in bis business, and with
an up to date stook such as he lnis put
in will surely moot tho wants of his
patrons,
Tho following letters remain un
claimed in the postoflico at Dakota,
Nob, for tho mouth ending April 30,
1913: Albeit Oarr, Sr Amado Her
nandez, MiBS Sophia Shomaker, Mrs
Nettie Landemessor. Purties oulling
for sumo ploiiBO say "advertised ."
John II Roam, Postmaster.
Thos Dobion, for several yours a
resident of this place, whore ho ope
rated tho City hotol, died Monduy at
his homo iu South Sioux City, of
diabetes, at the ago of -1G yeara, Tho
funorul was held Tuesday afternoon ut
the Catholic church iu South Sioux
City, Rev Fr Schleir oflloiutiug. In
terment wus iu Mt Oalvory cometory,
Sioux City. Ho was a member of the
M B A lodge of this place, lu wbiuh ho
onrrh'd $2,000 life insurance. A num
ber of the members from hero attend
ed tho funoral horvices and acted us
pull bearers.
On Wednesday, May 11th, II J
Grumlich, of Linooln, will bo horo to
speak at tho courthouse, and to meet
till thoso iutorested in u Farmers'
Short Course, for Dakota sounty. A
short courso of four duyo insteud of t wo.s
Fourduyaof instruction in corn and
grain, livo stook judging and domestio
saience. There is only u liinitod num
ber of those courses to bo given through
out the state, and wo must dooide now
whether wo want ouo or not. All tho
ollloera of tho Farmers' Institute, as
well as tho farmors and buBinoss men
of tho county should turn out ami
hoar Mr Gramlich, who is assistant
suporiutonduut of agricultural exten
sion of tho univoreity at Linooln, and
has direct chargo of farmors' institutes
and short courses,
Tho Horald 1 year, $1.
Uco W MaBouth was at Pouoa on
business, Thursday,
House to rout. Inquiro of Dr D O
Stineon, Dakota City, Nob.
Buy a good farm on tho Dakota
ounty bottom. I huvo it, Eimors.
Mrs Lucy A Burger has gouo to
Phillipsbnrp, Kim, for a visit with rol
"ntivos. V
Mrs A 11 Rioh visited frietids at
Wakefield, Neb, from Saturday uutil
Monday,
Mrs Byron Buohaunan visited iu
Judkson, Wednesday, at tho O E
Johnson homo.
Chits Suiidt, who is serving on tho
federal jury at Omaha, was homo from
Thursday uutil Mouday.
Mrs Archie Coughtry ami children
visited at the Will Mason homo in
South Sioux City, Thursday,
Goorgo H Iluaso, wife and baby,
were down from Emorson Sunday,
guests of Mr H huso's pi runts.
Win L WolfevliRs disposed of his in
terest in the Dixou Journal, and will
devote his entlro time to school work,
Miss Lelia W Thomas, assistant
principal of our schools, has accepted
a positiou as teuoher at Contorville,
SD.
Rov Jool A Smith, who recently
oond lifted a serios of revival meetings
nt Ponder, is now holding meetings at
Lyons.
A ball gamo is scheduled far Sun
day betweon tho "Teddy Bears" and a
Sioux City amateur team on tho home
grounds.
Woods M Hileman left Mouday for
his homo at Julosburg, Colo, after a
short visit hero iu looking after his
laud interests .
Mrs Louis Larsou atteuded a dis
trict meeting of tho Robekah order at
Emerson, Mouday, as a delegato from
the local lodge.
Mrs Margaret Barues and two
youngest children came ovor from
Lawton, Iu, Wednosduy, for u visit ut
the Grandma Hileman home.
, Geo W Sheiblev returned lust wook
from his claim noar Douglas, N D,
and is agoin on duty at tho govoru
mout rivor work at Sioux City.
During tho high wator in tho swamp
last woek, somo ynntig wolves wore
drowned out and were captured on tho
graded road that orosses tho swamp.
Chris Ohristopherson was down
from Emorson, Sunday, and took homo
a batoh of Black Lungshau eggs for
hatching purposes, getting them from
Herman Beoruitui.
W O Mitchell has loused tho A II
Baker rosidonco and will move his
family therein Monday. Mr Baker is
mukiug his home with his daughter,
Mrs S A Mason, on tho farm.
Tho roads have been bettor this
spring, notwithstanding tho excessive
rains, than they havo boon for voars,
and all for tho reason that the drag
has been used frequently and nt tho
pioper time.
E O Prosoott, of Sioux City, Iuib as
sumed tho muuitgouienl of tho Fields
& Slaughter elevator in this place,
iucoeoding Theo E Blivon, who re
signed tho management to locuto in
California again .
Miss Jonuie Touaut, for three yenrs
a toucher in tho sohools ut Gordon,
Neb, bus Leon hired as teacher in tho
11 (tli and sixth grudes in our schools.
Her piesert homo is Grand Island,
Noli. Her patents formeily resided in
this county .
Mrs Mary R McBouth goes to Ho
mer tho last of tho wook to look after
tho household of her daughter, Mrs G
M Host, tlio latter having accepted a
position as bookkoopor with a Sioux
City Urm, and outers upon hor duties
next Monday.
A M Edlutn and Muttie M Miller,
both of Sioux City, wore united in
marriago liibt Friday by JiiBtico J P
Rockwell, iib wore G F Suvago and
Hollo Ronish, of James, la, and Guy
A Dickenson aud Sylviii E Nelson,
of Sioux City.
Tho schools at South Sioux Sioux
City reopened Monday aftor being
closed u wook on tho order of the city
health ofilcor, Dr L Dovore, for fear of
an epidemic of spinal meningitis.
Only death ooourod from the disease,
and anothor euso is it ported iib re
ooveiing. At a meeting of the town board here
last Thursday evening a saloon license
was granted to Henry Krumwiodo, tho
ouly applicant. Tho uowly elected
board was organized hy electing Henry
Luhrs chairman and S T Frnm, el or It.
JamoB Fnestou was appointed us mar
shal aud street commissioner, A T
Hiisio, treasurer.
Subscriptions to The Iowa Home
stead aro taken at this olllco, iu con
nection with Tho Herald, ut tho rate
of $1 25 per year for both publications.
Our soleotiou of.Tho Iowa Homestead,
as u farm paper with which to club,
was mado with the beliof Mint it rep
resents the interests of tho farmer bet
ter than auy other. It is -practical
and up to dato.
Tho coutract for building tho now
M E parsonage in this pluco has been
lot to Coutrootor W C Mitchell, who
begins work this wook. Tho contract
calls for tho construction of tho build
ing iu sixty days. Tho estimated cost
of tho building is about $2,000. Tho
work for putting iu a well on the
building site wus lot to "Deak" Foltz,
aud lie lias it about completed.
Tho Nebraska Experiment Station
has recently issued Bulletin 135, leiug
a report of tho North Platto Hubstu
tion on "Growiug Crops in Western
Nobraska." This bullotin gives tho
results iu oiop production at tho North
Platto Substation from its establish
ment in 1001 to tho present yonr, to
gether with chaits and maps showing
the climatic conditio) s in westoru No
braska, This bullotin will bo sout
froo to residents of Nobraska on appli
cation to Doan E A Burnett, Lincoln,
Nebraska.
Rheumatism Quickly Cured,
"My sistor's husband had an uttaok
of rheumatism in his arm," writes a
woll known resident of Newton, Iu.
"I gavo him a bottlo of Chamberlain's
Liuimont which ho appliocl to his urm
and en tho uoxt morning tho rhoumu
tism was gone." For chronic muscu
lar rhoumatism you will find nothing
bettor than Ohamborl2in'u Liniment.
Bold by ull doalers, Adv,
$ HIGH SCHOOL NOTES $
liot.u. or lioNoii.
Klrnt Primary Ucftirtuuiut.
Knrollinniit
No. cose tanllnesi.
Samuel Utlnsoti, 4
NnvnAltcmu. X .
4.1
IS
Maurice Nolmejor, 8
inriicy joiie,
Kdwnnl l.ntittlirry,
Henry Ileum,
l'eurl rowvll.S
Waller Seymour, A
Mild led Kieileilck,n
Adeline llltvcn,6
Itnlpli ferry,
Teddy (iriiltnm, H
Snuiuel Jonm.n
Kei notti Wnldcn,
Join, l'lruy.8
Donnlil IiLlinili.
Idiwreneo Hall.
(loralil Wilcox, S
KdiMint Uoolcy. 4
Ml Idled Ileum,!!
GlmlJ-s Hall, X
Wilfred Henm. 2
Nellie TrltfKt, 7
(VCll I.PlHllllll.il
Kniest (lele, 7
Viola Kuestoii.7
Arthui Seymour. 4
OliunMcMemioUiH
Kenneth l.otlirop, 2
Hndlo Sinclair, Toucher
Second l'rlmary Department.
Kiirollinent
No. cases tardiness,
Attn Antrim, 6
Kdltli lliill,4
Helen Hansen, 6
Kdlth l'eny
Ulnndo I'erry.H
John Suiiford,7
Homer (Irnvos, ll
Floyd Van Horn. 4
Dorothy Harnett.
Isauo Uooley, 2
liOttlo Jllloman, S
KUIti Taiic iik. '
l.ydla l.eedoin, 4
Kmiiin Schmidt,?
,. ..H.1
12
Alum llliinelie i:vnn7
Homer lltimon.n
Melon Kniuie-er, o
Klsln Krninlode,7
Raymond Quintal, 8
Helen Simdt,4
Helen Vnldou,6
Harold Antrim. 4
DoiM llnrnett.a
Thmiin HoMird,7
Jnmi-s (Irahum.fi
Heiuy Krinulede, 4
(lljdo l'nriy.2
Kveiett I.utlirop.
nna Snjilor, Teacher.
liitoriiicdlate IH'pnrttnont.
Kiirollinent ... .
No, eiiM'i of tuidluess.. ,,
..4(1
. 8
I.eono Schmidt, (1
Harold Ansm-8,7
(Johlle K rod ml ok,
Kmll Ansiies,7
Ilnlpli OiiilmnipH
Marie illew, 7
Anna Kvaus. (1
Wilfred Klnklo, f
Haioltl Lotlirop,
Gerald Hall,
Axel quintal, fl
Jiniiei Kiauiper, 2
'riioodoie Frederick,
Gladys llleinmn, 7
Mnriturel Slierman,
lixoph Kiamper. 2
Kdvard Antiiet, 8
Kreeiuiin quntiil,
llluiiclin HUen,(l
1,1111" Kniinwiede, 4
Miuel M Siitlicrhiiid.Teaclior.
Graiiiiner Depnitinent.
Knrolliiiciit 18
No, cases tuidlness 12
Raymond Heiun.H (lliuU Arinbrlulit, 6
Klvlru Snjder HiiituiiaNulsnaiiKorS
Dewey llelkes.8 Helen llurnett.
Ulmrles sclimldt, 4 Stott Nvlswnnirpr, 2
(Iooiku lleuiniau.4 Ida Sehinldt.
Loretta McKonua.Tuiclior.
HlKli School.
Kiirollinent IV
No. cases of tardiness V
Gladys Orr, 4 Morwiret Nlolmhr, 0
Ka Gruliam, G Hub) limikliin,
Kluth Kviiiii, B I.eonii llelkes, ft
Mario ltosss.il Maile lleermiin,7
Hoy Hdki,H llov (litiham. 4
Hudolph Ltschke, 5 Helen llucimati,
Helen Graliam, 7 Marmuet Sclirhner.ft
Frank Glete, 8 Daisy Knepper, 6
,111111 Mason, I I,od llrldenbaiiKh.U
I.ellaTlioinni, Axs't 1'iln.
Thu numliur after each pupil's name Indi
cates the number of months the pupil has
attended school without belmr absent or
tiudy. The hlKhesl posslblu number this
month Is 8.
A. I!. Rich, 1'iln.
The hlKli school base bull team expects
to play u uoiiiu with the Homer hlKh school
tenia here Friday afler school.
Tim seldom have their oivitlons prop.ircd
(mil are busy committing them,
A numbor of tho high school pupils will
take the stato examination lu unotliei
week.
Tho lust elKhth Knulo exaiiiliiutlou Is be
lux held this Thursday and Kilday. Three
examinations aro held. Kach pupil Is un
titled to twotilnlB.
Tho KniduallliK exeicNes will bo hold
Thursday evening, May 2ind. Thu class
consists of live itlils.
A pni ty was Klvon nt thu home of Kvu
and Helen Griihnm FrlduyeenliiKlu honor
of their cousin, Hoy Graham, w hols soon to
dupui t for thu west. with his patents.
Helen Grnhnm Is to 1ki Miledlctorliin of
the KinduutliiK class, she lnivliiK seemed
thoblubest Kiudus for thu yenr.
Class of Five to Graduate.
The graduating exercises of the Da
kota City high school will bo held iu
the M E church Thursday evening,
May 22, 1913, when tho following class
of oung ladies will leceivu diplo
mas: GliulysGortiude on.
Marie A. lliei limn.
MniKaiutM.NIcbuhr.
Sarah Maile Hoss.
Sin ah Helen Graham.
Following Is thopruitrniu to 1"' Klven:
aiiissMarch KsthcrHoss
Invocation ltuv h Ij Kellor
Iustruuiuutal Solo 1'iof Oail Sclnluor
Oratlqn Thu I'liuauiaUanal
GlodyaGertiudnOir
Oiatlon. l'ioKiessle Ideals In Kdiicatlou
Maile A lllui'inau,
Male duartet Selected
Oration The Undiscovered South
MniKiirut M. Niebuhr
Vocal Solo Selected
Oration Woman's SulIraKO
Sarah Maile Rons
Oration and Valedictory . .Stopplin? Stones
Sai nil Helen Giuliani
Presentation of Diplomas It. K. Kvans
MuloQuaitut Selected
llonedlctlon llov. J. drown
Ilaccnlaureiito seiinoii by Iluv.J. Oiews ut
the M.r. chinch, Sunday onuiiIiim, May IS,
at 8 o'clock.
Livery Barn Goes
Up in Smoke.
The livery barn of OhaB D Hall in
this pluco was lotully destroyed by
firolast Friday night, entailing a loss
of about $2,000, whioh wus fully cov
orod by insurunco.
Tho flro started in the haymow at
about 9 o'clock. Mr Hall, t tho pro
prietor, urns putting down some hay
for a truiisienttoam that just drove iu,
and lu somo manner the lantern whioh
ho was using wus ovurturued. Tho
oil nmi tiro from tho lantern iiuioUh
spread in tho ha aud iu lebs time
tliau it takt'H to tell it tho burn was a
mass of ihimes. Fifteen heud of
horses thut were iu tho barn were
quickly removed, also all buggies,
harness, eti.
The volunteer firemen turned their
attention to the surrounding buildings,
whioh ut limes wero almost covered
with burning ombeis. Tho hoavo ruin
during thu day uiul u liberal supply of
wuter prevented the spreading of tho
firo.
Mr Hall curried $1,001) iusuruuco on
tho building aud $000 on hay and
gram.
As hoou us tho less ih adjusted air
Hull states that ho will begin tlio
erection of a new bain of moio mod
ern construction probably of comont.
For Sale.
Keed's Yellow Dont seed corn, bond
piokod before frost.
Thos Graham,
Health a Factor in 'Success.
Tho largost factor contributing to a
man's success is undoubtedly health,
It has boon observed thut u man is
seldom sick when his bowols nro regu
lar ho is novor woll when thoy nro
constipated. For constiputiou yon
will find nothing quite so good us
Chamborlaiu's Stomach and Livor
Tablets. Thoy not only move tho
bowols but improve tho appetite and
Btrouethcn tho digestion, Thoy uro
for eulo by ull dealers, Adv,
Extraordinary Offer
Farmer and Breeder I year $1,00
Dakota County Herald " $1.00
Both Papers 1 year for only- $1,00
Fanner mid Uuedor is a weekly
farm und livo stock magazine tdlted
and published by farmers for furmorn.
It is a journal yon want to know. It
is ably edited and strong iu subject
matter. What you want to know is re
lated iu language ou (vin easily un
derstand. It makes no diffeieneo how
many farm papers you may bo rooeiv
ing ion need Farmer aud Breeder to
help you in tho livo stock bratioh of
your business.
Tuku udvuntngo of tho extremely
liberal offer above and also direct tho
attention of your uoighbors to thin
special bargain. Papers sent to (lif-
lercut ail dresses if desired.
For Sck.le
A quantity of tlax seed. Enquire at
The Herald eilioe.
Cure for Stomach Disorders.
Disorders of the stomuoh may bo
avoided by tho use of Olmmberliiiii's
Stomach und Livor Tablets. ftluny
very remarkable cures have been ef
fected by these tablets, Hold by all
dealers, Adv.
Lost
Olio brown bay mare, year old, white
face, two hind feet white. Fiuder
will bo rewarded by notifying J M
Harry, Jaokson, Nobr.
Most Prompt a'nd Effectual Cute for
Bad Colds,
When you huvo a bud cold you want
a romedy that will not only give ie
lief, but effeat a prompt and permit;
nent cure, a remedy that is pleasant
to take, a remedy that contains nolli
ing injurious Chamberlain's Cough
ltemedy meets all these requirements.
It sets on nature's plan, relieves the
lungs, aids ixpectoratiou, opens tho
secretions aud restoies tho system to a
healthy condition. This remedy has a
world wide sulo aud use, and can al
was be depeuded upon. Hold by all
dealets Adv.
HcClRAW WRITES A BOOK
John.. McGiaw. maniiKor of the (.Hunts
who Is conceded to bo a past mastur of thu
tramu of baseball, has written a book lu
which he suts foi th ills views on thu kiiiuu,
and tcll3 how ho thinks Hie dllTeient post
tlons ouKht to bo played. His chapter de
voted to pltchlnit Is Illuminated with pic
tures from photoKriiphs show-lnii the exact
milliner of holdlntr the bull for the dllTeient
cures. The liook contains besides, all of
thoolllclnl rules forllDi:), ns well us thu sche
dules of both the National ami Ameilcnii
1Oukucs, and lnvaluiililu statistics on Hie
championship smles of former yeais, liutt
liut averages, etc. It Is culled "DASH 11 A Mi,
HOW TO IMjAY TH P. GAMK".and tslsstied
by tlio Itlchard K. Kox l'libllihliur Ooiupa
ny, Now York Olty. It will bu mailed to
any address for seven '.'cent stamps.
Notice
Residents and propel ty owners in
Dakota City nro hoieby notified to
clean up iu and around their premises,
all rubbish, etc, by May 20, 1913,
otherwise the city marshal will ho
ordered to do so at tho exponsu of the
property owner.
By order of tho Villiago Hoard of
Dakota Oitv, Neb
CHURCH NEWS
METHODIST.
Uev.J.Orews, Pastor.
Services at the Methodist Hplscopal
chinch ovory Sunday as follows: 1'ieiicli
Iiik at 11 a in: Sunday school at lliu in; class
meelluu 12 in: Hpworth heiiuue il::m n in!
pieachlnKT::in p ui- 1'nijeinieetliiK Thins
day ovvuliiKb at 7:a)
LUTHERAN
ltuv.S. h. Keller. Vaster.
DAKOTA OITV
Sunday school uery Sunday at (1:15a in;
Miss llliinelie lliiinllton, superintendent.
pieachliiR at 7:il(p in. every Sunday.
BAI.KM
1'ieachliiK OM'ry Sunday at 11 a m; Sun
day school piomptly at IU a in. K. I'.Uul
bortson, superintendent.
The puhllcls cordially invited to all these
services
PREVENTION
VVlitfo Diarrhoea (Wu k)
Prevonu'd und Cured
After years of ex pel linen tn wu hni (lis
coveted a suiu cum or money back,
25c Package, 6 Packages $1 00
l'icentloii is not a cure-nil. It only
piovonts and ernes White Dlarihoea In
baby chicks and Oholei a In older fowls.
One ounce of pmuutlon Is worth tons,
of cure. Iu tablet form.
PREVENTION CO.
Box 1127. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J,
AQCNTB WANTID
fht Genulno
DOMESTIC
A MONTH
mod) nuln ltotni
uutn of All wlnc
u it contlnuillx wbtl
Faylnff 2 m month and en
on very ncUI nrlea
direct to roi or from our rrt
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We Will Take Yonr
Old Machine UraSrS
Julewna on a rlndld iw
c. AM you cn atiil uke d
vuitUo fpecUlprira and ctry
DOMESTIC
The perfect tevlng machine that has always ted all other
maki'g anil U today better than ever. Two ntachlnee
In onelock etltch and chain etltch. Htraitiht ilrop
h(t, Mh arm, ball luitig A compUt Mt of tUrr.mnU-
trr onprriiral,u.t mad for vrr-dr u. T) MonBiieb
t rv1atlor nf modern wlnir marhln prfirr find ut tifcul IL
SCNO FOR BOOK. FREE, The Truth A Unit hewirifl
Uarhlnei," ttlinir yu how ou ran tiav lh (lfit wjnir rnrh-
wiamaa It HpwrUl aw lYko '! t C INI.r IZimimin i4n
why wa pll fliract hra wahavnoavnt and viva you a 26 YkAK
UAICANI r K, t,nt tna facta baiora jrou liur any inarM&a, (tua
rm IJtaraturawill lava ou monav Hnd fur it NOW.
ifBitttm ttwug MiikuiiC 41 Jaikuiif4Dift, H Ckiitia.
Mr Mary K. Mclicath. Aiiit
R R Time Table
C , St. P., M & O.
Trains luuvo Dukotn City ut thu fol
lowing timo:
WOUTll iiou.nu HorjTH uonND
0 :'2(i pm Onitihi. 7 :&8 nni
10:10 am Omiihu jl !10 pw
t3 :38 pni Norfolk t8 ::i!l um
t'J:a7 nni Norfolk t6:18 pm
7:Sraui....NowunHtlu... .10:10 ira
2-00 pm " .... ;50 jim
didly oxcopt Suudiiy. t do not utop
HUNDAY T11A1NB
12:13 pin Omaha 2:30 urn
3:88pm...... Norfolk 8:33 am
0:37 am Norfolk 5:13 pm
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OUTH
No. 91 Local FroiRht' 7 :1C am
17 " PasBonger. ,12:57 pm
N011T11
No. 92 Local FroiRht 2 :2& pm
10 Looal ras8ongor..G:00 pm
t dally, daily oxoopt Sunday.
Tho Horald for New a when it 1b Nowb
jrNow $4
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STINS0N'S
Specials for Saturday, May 10
For this. Day Only.
Maple Syrup, per can 20c
4 lbs Texas Dry Onions 25c
25c pkgc Oats 20c
3 pkys Corn Flakes 25c
2 cans Standard Corn 15c
3 Cans mustard sardines 25c
3 lbs nice Prunes 25c
3 doz. Clothes Pins 5c
100 lbs Sugar $5.00
0 5-cent Tablets 25c
Come in and get your measure taken for that new
suit of clothes 400 samples to select from. We
guarantee fit and price. & & &
See our new Straw Hats also our new line of
Hansen's Gloves. 3F 3f Sg'
Stinson's
Da.k.oia. Caiy,
The Herald
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans Convey
ancing Long years of experience has taught the
"KNOW-HOW necessary for complete satisfaction.
I succeeded to the business of Ed. T. Kearney, and
have all the GOOD Insurance and Loan Companies for
merly held by him. Am a Notary Public prepared to
draw all Conveyances, Wills, Deeds, Mortgages, Leases,
and draw them RIGHT.
Have a fine list of lands for sale, and always in the
market to buy or sell. Tell or write me your needs and
will care for them promptly and well.
H. F McKccver, 3tr?2Zn
Ilartfoid, Continental, Phoenix, Columbia, St. Paul
ALL the good old
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is a moral dynamo a macrazino dovoUsd ox-
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clusivoly to tho wholo boy a magazino that
Imbues tho boy with high morals, honor and
manliness. 600,000 boys aro now enthusiastic
realtors ovory muutli.
The American Boy
contains stortutof tlio Ihliumlxijsllko to rend about adven
ture, travel, history, nhotnirrunlur, 8tatnn. electricity, enr-
pentry.miorts, current cionU.etc, nil beautifully illustrnUd.
And n deiiartiuent devoted to the Ilnr Rcntitf, of Ainprlni. in
which KniestTliomi'Son Hcton, Chief Hcout, contrlliutej an
Illustrated imiro each month. It la tho beet inaraiine tor
boys In all tiiouorld.
Glv It to your boyl $1 for wholo yonr.
'I'll,. Anxtriimn Hiij, 1 yr,
Tin- Humid, 1 x, ,ir ir,
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THE NEW
TARIFF ON DIAMONDS will advance the price
." per cent, but until this law goes into effect we will
sell Diamonds at the OLD PRICES.
Will H. Beck Co.
Iowa's Leading Jewelers
Established 1877
(Goods sent on approval
ZSre Herald:
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for All Hhc
News
Whan It
IS New
Insurance Companies.
l (10 ) Hntl tor
$i no $1.05
l7or Sde by
C. Anderson Co.
Hubbartl, Nebr.
anywhere.)
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