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Dakota County Herald
TOHN H. REAM, PUBLISHER
Bubaoriptlon Price. $1.00 Per Year.
A weekly newspaper published at
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.rUIIIUUI CAVIIAIIkcev m
' WilribMe tra M, A' MeOor
iek weat to South Bliiex City Mon
day for a few days visit with relative
and friends. j. t
Salix Items in Uloan, la, Star : Orys
tal Madison baa retarned from a two
I weeks .visit with her grandparents at
"Botith Sioux City.
: Pender, Repablio ;, .Mrs fl J - Arn
holt returned Monday "from Orratal
lakeWbere she kaa been ouaperon tor
., aparty.of young folks.
Ways DiHnoerat: .Mr F S Berry
'F 'erv 1"VT"' J a"'" T" " a 1 i a - '
weutM,vaaoa:uiiy tonay w aitena
. ,Um Bitiawiaotihe:old;;attlflri
Vof Daonfr;BatiTejioonnty.
Pad a ,Tiwa: 7 Mrs W Vf' Pounds
retarBMt;geaaeday?-fre- Hub'
bardj r.Mra'WmJiitasehkcr. west up
to Dakota Oify; MomlB'y,' for a visit at
Crystal' lake. "
llartington News; Mrs Heury Ore
' vb returned to Dakota Oity Saturday
after a. visit with' Hartington friends.
. . . .Misses Leone and Mildred Weston
went to" Sioux Oity Monday to visit
tuer aunt, Mrs Uon, jforbea,
SloaHrla, Star: ' Mr and Mrs C F
Glare and son, of Homer, Neb, visited
in town. a few days last week, . TUev
"ware ou their way home-from .Onawa,
where they had attended a family1 re
nntonlajt.rrlday at the.botne of Mr
ana Mrs w u Uale.
rfiBlodl)ainu7: Boy Tal
ait, of Sioux City, has filed suit in tht
tUatriet eonrt for divoreefrom Mr May
Talbot, alleging his wife waa so oruel
;to hiaa aa to ndaagar hie life. They
are married in! Dakota Oity, Noyem
.mile. 1W0.. and separated Jab 27.
'-ims;
'f Allen NeWs . Alden Look wood took
eomDanv to Oratal Intra Hnnrla
'evening. . . . Mra George Nordyke came
up.from.tbe oity last sight for a visit
withher parents and other' relatives
here. . . .Mrs Albert. Waddell returned
-Monday night from a few day's -visit
"at the Waldo Hoy home at Salix, Ia.
JMiss Maria will remain till Saturday.
Ponoa Journal : 'fhn fmll v nt .Inlir.
MoQulUen are camping at Crystal lake
'this week Miss Lizzie O'Connor
earae home Monday evening from
spending a two weoks outing with
;j3k)BX Oity friends at Crystal lake, She
tkad au exceptionally iluo time,... Jim
-Fomeroy has the Ford motor oar of
"James King, of Homer, and Jim is au
expert at handling it already. We
just bet that when Mr King wants his
ear back again Jim will have the mo
tor oar fever,
Winnebago Chieftain: Mra Her-
.bert Harris, of Homer, waa a guest
. last Saturday at the Home of her son,
' -'T T Harris Johnie Ashtord took
his mother and aunt, Mrs Chas HollV.
-4n.l 'lila kwitliaw Y)nni in ftmat... I l.r-
'auto the first of the week, Mrs Holly
remaining. . . .Misses Edna, Edith and
Sarah Davis, of Homer, in company
wtUi Dob Fields, of Lake Park, Ia,
. Trere visitors last Fiiday and Satnr
day at the" home of the former's sister,
" Mra Lester MiUer and family.
S.i- Di'xoa Jounal; Rev Oox and the
" frJ wlw) Ar neB-era the Knights of
MaModjsm here took a day's outing at
, . . Ocjetri lake last Thursday . ... Mr and
. . M O A-Og bars at4 family left Tues-
. day saewiag for Hnbbard, Neb, tor a
r ' wwiak'a vWt with relatives at that place,
, tVi:?, btettUftlVbpnie wedding
' ,M 'WMHlsaMiwd at the heme of Dr and
j, v Mra Frank B Evaca Weineaday morn-
. toj ; t4M iTk of Aagaat, wkeo Ida May
k Davis, ei OfiajteU, la, aad Raymond
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MteXTasM.iea far, bright, lovable
la. sweat Mm weei,atal; glrU
spa lawea la aaiew, ihe gtalastsd at
QiiaaeU Maw year. Th gfooaa form
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YOUR object In ehoob'nf ia to get your bird
with tk Mitt of vour load. Of courael
these Steel tinea SpttdShtlh.
sheila in the market
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6 New Y.rk
erly Uvodin Diion, hAviug haobarge
of tue Edwards & utauiorn intereais
at this plaoo. lio ia a very flue jouug
man bikI Iirb a host of friends here.
Emorsou Enterpriee: Mrs Will ItosS,
of Dakotu City, and Mrs Mollring and
.laughter, of Sibnx Oity, visited at the
Davis and 'Fnllor homes during the
ehautattqua . . . .MrB James Ireland and
Mrs It A Campbell stnr'twl for Logan,
county, Neb, last Tuesday for a visit
at Gaudy, and other points with form
er Emersonitpri, Mr and Mrs Levi Mo
Entaffer and Mr and '.Mrs Art Pope,
.-...Louie Hthllbanm add Marie Mo
Entaffer were united in maniage yes
terday at the1 English Lutherau par-
aonuge in Sioux City. Tbe couple
left Emerson yesterday niornlog ao
comoanied by" Mr and Mrs-" Harry "Mo
Entaffer.andiifter tbe ceremony spent
the day at Riverside park.- Both o
these young people are well" known to
oar readers. The urlde u toe naugu
ter.of Mrand Mrs M MoEntaffer of
this place,, and .a .member of last
spring's graduating 6IasstT,.TUtB groom
Is a son of Mrs Dora Stallbaum and
formerly proprietor of the Xbgy studio
at this place. . Mr Stallbaum ia now
manager of tueJEoxy studio in Si6ux
Oity, and the couple start hoasekeep-ing-.at
that.pl9ce.vl J -j,
, Homer Star: Eleanor 'Murpby waa
a passenger to .Sehnyler,' Neb, on
Tuesday.. '..,.. Fred OcbaBder and
iHBillj Muavtru - u unuvtv lAHim-
day to vifH-itelatlvee. . . . .".Mrs Mc
LauarhKn retwraeA to Lineotia laat.Frl-
dy afHr awiek?vUlt atw.tlM.70eo
Aaaford home: . i . J' r MeKlnlev. of
Qroftbnwaa i Hbur Friday shaking
hands wJthW frwnda and ' viaJUng
relatlvesi.'.iMrs Gertrude ;Rhiuebart
and daughter, Pauline, of New York'
Oity, ai lived in Homer, Tuesday, to
visit 'relative Boy Bymil, who
Uvea on the Tim O'Connor farm a lit
tle wayaeast.of town is reported to be,
seriously ill with typhoid fever.... Mrs
John DeMeyer.lelt last week ou Tues
day evening for Alberta, Canada, be
ing called there by the aerioua illeess
of her father.... Lisxie Knudsenand
her mother, who were ataying at the
home of Mrs Louis RasmHssen the past
yearrleft Saturday for. Denver, Col,
where they expeot:to:aake their home.
...MrsMary A OovellMkstl5.au. 15
aooording'to a mUUob ftled is the dla-
triot eourrofr-ootflMreoJmty, It.
mis uoTeijDiatawi mum waa iiiinreu uj
a projecting elioker rod on' a looomo
tive of the Omaha railroad .a abe was
waiting on the atation platform at
Naeora, to .board a train.'; ,f or Sioux
Oity. MraObvall was abfaiiarad that
she iunaW to pefformVher duties as
uovwawu.lw stated. .
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HUBUjARO.
Mrs Francisco was a city - shopper
Tuesday.
A dandy new Hue of dress goods
just received at,C Auderaou. Go'd.,
Mrs Sam. Larseti was on the siok
list the past week.
Dan llartuett, wife and daughter
ami Jas tiartnett and wife visited oat
urday uear Jackson in the Wm Hurt
now homo.
Mr and Mrs P Johnson entertained
several families at dinner Sunday.
We have everything yon will need
in the way of school supplies. 0 An
derson Oo,
Carl Fredriokson was in the oity
Friday betweeu trains,
Louis Bogg bought the Carl Fred
rloksen residencelast week,
Mrs Joe Hagan enjoyed a yfsit with
relatives from Sioux City this week,
John Howard waa among the Sioux
OitianB the first of the weok.
We want to buy your butter, orbs
ana cream, u Auaeraon Uo.
Mrs Joe Hartnett enjoyed a visit
from her oousin of Omaha the past
week. 1
4 Mary Hagan left Tuesday for Sioux
Oity where she will attend school the
coming year.
Christine Beok returned Tuesday
from a wo daya' viait at the Mrs Wil
soy home in Sioux Oity,
Joseph Ohristensen was in Sioux
Oity Tuesday.
Cool weather will soon be here and
wo are showing' a splendid line of
blanketsiand comforter, 0 Anderson
Co.
Mary Hartnett returned Monday
from an extended visit with friends
in Obieago ,
Mra E OhrUtensen ad son Joseph,
were oity shoppers last Friday,
Franees Day visited frieuda here the
arst of tbe week.
Sunday school at 9 ;5 o'eloek a m,
Publie worship every Sled and'atk Haa
day of eaeh mosth at 10:80 a w, (a the
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wmcszasmmmmamESBmesssz
Lutheran church. The oateobetical
class meets evert Wednesday at 9:80
a m, and every 2nd and 4th Sunday
at the aarne hour.
Mrs Pr-tn Andt-raon nml chiMretiHiDl
MbiIm KcmUeii wure oij pHHciiigiM
from here lnl Fri uy.
utlarAotion git-a with tvery jtnul
of Millui'it coffee. Tr. It niul h on
vluced. 0 Auileiaoii Co
Hani Thorn ws mi the sick lit tlm
first of the week.
Katie Long visitod friemla In .luck
sou last wepk.
A large niimhrr ntttinded lltrf old
settleia pioii u t U.tk6ta Oily Thurs
day .
E ChriMteiiaeu and fitmily 'Whb in
the city the tlrat of the week. ,
L Uarria hikI family xpeut over
Sunday ill Hnuier with friends
Com liUNkera supplieH, h'1 kiuds, nl
so the best grade of latiterna made.
C Anderson Co.
Mr Mogeuseu and family, Lnrf Lr'
sen and family, hui! U R Dyer and
family visited at the A AudetBou home
near Naeora Sunday. "
airs A (J Uansrn apeut Friday uear
tViala vlsttliig ftlehda,
sar a riermau neisen ana mrs
C M Rnamnsteu were gneala at the
Mads Nnlaeu home Tuesday.
Our fall underwear Is now on dis
play, Jjet us nt you out while our
sizee are oomplete. 0 .Anderson Co.
Tlios Graham wbb a business visitor
at the county Seat Monday.
Mr and Mra Itert Dyer drove lo
Sioux Oity Saturday.
Little Annie Beck came home Sun
day fiom a tliree week stay with frieuda
near Homer.
Jas Hogan a u toed to Sioux Oity last
Friday.
We carry an up to-date line of tin
ware and hardware and can supply
your wants iu almost 'everything. 0
Anderson Oo.
Frauk Ufflog went to., the oity on
business Tuesday.
TaIiih for corn binding or binders,
9o per pound. D U lleffernan.
Clrde Orego hits disposed of his
barber business here and gone lo Da
kota City where be is having his foot
treated for blood poison brought on by
an ingrowing toenail, whioh beoame
infected. John Lnedom is the new
tonsorial attlat.
JACKSON.
Mr MoOaffery, of Omaha, ia a guest
In tbe T J Hartnett.home.
Lena Heene), of Naeora, Neb, spent
the week end iu th Wm Riley home.
W J Riley haa moved into tin TLos
Sullivan bonse reoently vaoated by L
P Murray .
Helen Riley departed the laat of the
week for Cleveland, O, wheie she ex
pects to attend school the coming year.
Mildred Sheeban is visiting in the
home of her nnole, Jos Shoithan, at
South Omahai-
Mra Frits Anderson eujo-ed u visit
from. her father, Mr OhrUtensen. of
I Salix, Ia, sevaral daya laat week.
Lee MoGonigal departed Monday
for Omaha to attend .Crejghtou col
lege the doming year.
Mra Alex Frye is, visiting relatives
at Cortland, Neb,
The following Jackson teachers bo
gau teaohlng In their respective schools
Monday: Nellie Hogan, Valentine,
Neb; Mary V Qolnn, Fairbury, Neb;
Marie Goodfellow, Thermopolis, Wyo;
Genevieve Brady and Monioa Flynn,
Waterbury, Neb, Marie Dugan and
Lydia Teller, Ponoa, Neb; Blanobn
Riley, Naeora, Neb; Margaret O'Neill,
8outh Sioeuc Oity, Neb; Margaret
yolnn,. VistaK Neb; Helen Erlacb,
Goodwin, Nebf Franoia MqQormick,
in the Francisco ' district, "anil Jaok
Olark in the Geo Teller, district.
Herbert Daniels, who spent the
summer months at the Jaoksjn Drug
Oo, returned to Omaha this week.
81 Catherine's academy opened
Wednesday wun an increased attend
anoe and Drlgbt prospeou for a suo-
oeaaful school year.
The Misses Goocb, of Sioux Oity,
who were gaeats in the E T Kearaey
home, returned home the last-of the
week. -"
' Miss Anna Skinner, of Siouz Oity,
wsa a guest of Misses Mary and Mar
garet Ryan several days the paat
weex,
J W Byau and wife, T J Hartuett
and wife, were dinner guests Sunday
ereuiug at the Daniel Hartnett home
at Hubbard, given iu honor of John
Hayes, of Chicago.
SALES
Henry Zentmire returnad homo Sat
urday from a trip touis old homo at
Aledo, III, to see hia father, who is
quite poorly
Fred Oulbertsou made a abort visit
at his old home lu Ohio the past week.
S A Helkes and son Sammlo wont
to Herriok, S D, last Friday to look
after their farm property in that lo
cality. Tbe Missionary Aid moets today,
Thursday, with Mra 8 A Bridenbaugh
at a :30 pm. The committee- ia Mea
dames S A Bridenbaugh, Theo Mo
Glauhan, Robert Hilemau and Miss
Pearl Hileman, A 4 o'olook lunch
will be served.
The W Y D club waa entertained by
Mrs Deau Cornell' Wednesday. The
table was neutered, with a wreath and
covers wore laid for aixteeu guests.
The afternoon waa spent with musio
and gamea. Bessie Beith, of Wake
Held, wbb the honored gueat.
. DISTRICT COUBT DATES
For the Eighth Judicial district
Nebraska, for tbe year 1913:
of
Oumlng a rob IT, November 10
uajco-et .....reuruarys. Heptenibern
Btanton ,'.. February "I, Ootoberfl
Uedar ,..,... .Marolia. HoptemberH
ltxon ,.,) March l, December 1
Thuraton,.,., April H, OetoborlS
The tint day of oaohteriuli aet for henr-Application-
toroltUenahlp papen,
Quy T (Iravei, Judge,
Don't forget
still in the lead.
Breuns ooffee, it
Van sells it.
Real estate loans. Geo Wilklns Adf
The Herald, $1 per
RESTITUTION IN '
PEARL OF ANTILLES
Pastor Russell Raturnlnf From
Panama Prtachts In Havana. .
Madam Application of a Familiar Text.
What the Bible Meana by "Restitu
tion Times" The Pastor Claims Eaeh
"Time" a Year, a Thousand Altogeth
er and a Beginning Made Earth's
Happy Day Wearing A Little While,
a Dark Heur May Intervene.
Havana, Cuba,
March 2. Pastor
Russell is delight
ed with Cuba, and
does not fall to
call attention to
the wide contrast
between prevalent
eanltary conditions
and those of a
short time ago,
when this fair
land suffered con
tinually from yel
low fever and oth
er tropical ailments. The Pastor refer
red to General Wood as tho one through
whose energy and skill Cuba's restitu
tion and rejuvenation came about.
"Honor to -whom honor is due" appears
to bo one of, Pastor Russell's' mottoes.
The text was Acta 3:10-21: "Times of
Restitution of all things, which God
hath spoken by tho mouth of all His
Holy Prophets elnce tho world began.!'
He eald:
In Panama a week ago I saw one of
tho stupendous works of man In sub
duing tho earth and making It suitable
to bis purposes. How wisely God baa
left the subduing of the earth to man!
A blessing must come to humanity
from mastering nature. , I testified re
specting" the increased education of
mankind through modern inventions,
which, speak to us of the dawning of
tbe New .Era long foretold In tbe Bible.
Today 1 point you to man's increas
ing skill along other lines. The laws
of health are better understood than I
ever before. Tbe laws of chemistry, I
applicable to nearly everything In life,
are marvelously clear and greatly ex
tended beyond anything of previous
times. This increased knowledgo lies
close to the work.of sanitation, bo wide
ly approved. The sudden Influx of
knowledge Is a sign of the dawning of
the New Day Restitution.
Millennial Work In Cuba.
The Pastor urged his congregation to
conslderibe wonderful transformation
In thclr'ralr Island an exemplification
of tbe great work to prevail world
wide shortly: It properly raises our
estimation of human intelligence, and
of tbo beneficence of tbe United States
Government, whoso agent in this trans
forming work(was General Wood. What
has taken-place sojnarkedly in Cuba Is
gradually being accomplished all over
the world. ,
The Scriptures everywhere, associate
tbe glorious work, of human uplift with
Messiah's 'JClfiffdom. Perbnpa many
have expected tbe 'blessing to come In
another way; nevertheless, all should
see tbe facts and acknowledge pro
phetical fulfilments. Instead of being
disappointed that God Is using humani
ty for tho fulfilment of His glorious
promises, let us rejolco that mankind
may bo so wonderfully used.
Best of Alt Human Restitution.
As man fell from the Image and like
ness of God, Restitution to him means
a return to that Image and likeness.
Of all tbe Restitution wonders, this
will bo tbo grandest Were "every
prospect pleasing," and humanity vile,
sinful. Imperfect mentally, morally
and physically the curse would still I
rest on the earth. Tbe lifting ol some
of man's Ignorance and superstition Is
by no means a realisation of what Is to
be expected. If a taste of Divine fa
vor and goodness be so refreshing,
what will the full draft be!
This message is meaningless to be
lievers in , human .evolution. Dlsbellev
liig'tti man's "fall from the Divine im
age In tbo flesh, these must logically
deny also the Redemption, and all ne
cessity for a Savior to die for our Bins.
Surely tbey cannot count it Bin to ex
perience evolution, as tbey claim; and
If Bin has not been committed, thero
could bo neither Redemption from Bin
uor Restitution, to reformer condition.
All- Buch theories, therefore, are un-
scriptural. For this, reason they are
antagonistic to tho Biblo view: that
man fell from God's imago six thou
sand years ago; that lie has passed
through' six great Days in which there
has been a reign of sin and death, In
duced by Satan, and still influenced by
him. Under this reign, man has lost
much of tbe Divine Image, and haB be
come more or leas brutal.
Restitution was not due when Jesus
gave His life as man's Redemption
prlco; but It is due now, for we are
living In the dawn of the great Seventh
Thousand-Year Day. Messiah's first
work as tbe great King is about to be
inaugurated, He Is about to bind
Satan "that old serpent, the Devil."
Ha is about to bless humanity by roll
ing away the. curse of death.
Nothing of human Restitution Is pos
Biblo, however, until nfter tbe comple
tion of the Church. So particular la
this feature of God's Plan that nearly
two thousand years have been devoted
to It. whereas only one thousand is as
signed for tbe uplift of mankind. God
Is selecting a saintly class to be His
children on the highest plane of exist
euce. These are required to bo excep
tional characters, and to attest their
faithfulness and devotion unto death.
CHURCH NEWS
METHODIST.
llav.J.Orewa, Pattor.
Service- at the Metbodtit Knltoopal
ohurati every Sunday aa follown 1'reaoli-
ina at it a in; Hunaay lonooiai iu u in ; oioaa
weetina it m; mnwortu lAtaaue o:.-u p in;
Dreaohlna 7 p m. FrayrmeetliiK Thura
day evening atTiSQ
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The above Farm Home, together with 200 acres of the finest farm land ill the Com' Belt
offLat Piiblic A miction
Wednesday, Sept 24, 1913
This land ooDsintH of a blank, sandy lonni, qtiul iu quality to tho bebt hind ou eurth. Looated oh it is,
only 0 miles from Sioux City, Iowa, uml udjoiniuK Onlfotii Oit.v, the county Heut of Dukotii Comity, Neb.,
on the west, makes an ideal looatiou fo 11 home ami htoolt furoi. Two milrondN, our lla 0. & N. W., pHbfiiug
through the furtn ou un air Hue east uml went uud-tlm other tho 0. C & Q , only u block uwuy, make
snipping laoiiuies unexcelled. t
is a direct street cur line to Sic
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stock feeder in ensy touch with the
The mnin traveled automobile highway between 'SsiSIix'. City and Omnlnc piihhhh lathis farm; hhil-the roads in
general are excellent. ,- ; - s ' ' ,
There is no better generul or sposiul furming'praiWs'ilJon nn-where iu tlie.oorn.'fieh thuii is' offered by this
farm. Yields of 90 bushels of corn per acre, "30 bmhejq o wheat anil 50 hnshela of oatH bav'jj been made,
whilo, with a proper rotation of alfalfa which does remarkably well, yielding 5 toua per acre ifnd with
livestock the abovo yields can be surpassed. Hogs do retnnikably well on this fartn, disease of no. k'iu.d
huvi-g been on the place in twenty jeats. ,- " . ',r '
The improvements ou this farm are of the best to lie found auywheiv, as tliei above photograph will show
A oordial invitation is extonded to anyone who wishes; to iuppeot Uue farm at any .tirno prtvions to, the sale,
und they will be shown evqry courtesy while hero. r ' ','. 4-i
The sale will bo held at the fnrm on Wednesday afternoon. Sept. .24, 19KI. Col. Z- MUuird'of Hurting
ton, Nebr , will make the sale, nnd sealed bids may be Mnt. to him at Hartiiigt6n4oVat'Dkdta Citv, Nebr., in
oareof Walter Lhenoy, owner, and tbny'will rncoivn curefnilitldtitlan on the morhingof tbivsulo: " Ant bank,,
business niuu or furmer in Dakota County is giyon for- reference. '' '"' -
TERMS: Tho Terms of Sale will bo, 10 cash; ty within thirty
abstract of title will bo delivered J all deferred payments
Walter Cheney, Owner Dakota City, Nebr.
Otitb or.OHio .crrr or Toiaoo. ?
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'TTsxsk' i.'Chcket m&ica oath Oui-be ti
partner .ot-tb arm ol F. J. Cheney & Oa.
hmlriMi Itt'thd Oltv of Tolfdo. County aae
atoroald, and that aald arm will pay. the aaa ot
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS tor each and every
ttaa ot Oatarrh that cannot be cured by-tee taw of
. ,.- STtATTK J. CBErTKT.
Sworn to before me and subscribed In my preteaat,
IhU th day ot December, A. C VI.
t i A. W. GLCABOK.
1 Ut. I KOTABT PUBLIC.
Ilall'a Catarrb Cure la taken. Internally and acU
directly upon tbe blood and mucous -urtaccs ot tb
ivatera. Send tor teaUmonLil. tm.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo, a
Sold by all DrugRlsU. 7(c.
Take UaU'a Family Fills tor constipation.
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Spanking will not cure child
ren from wetting the bed, be
cause it is not a nabit, but a
dangerous disease. The C. H.
Rowan Drig Co., of London,
Canada, have discovered a
strictly harmless remedy for
this distressing disease, and to
make known its merits they
will send a 50 cent package
securely wrapped and prepaid
Absolutely Free to any reader
of the Herald. This remedy
I also cures frequent desire, to
urinate and inability to control
urine during the night or day
in ola or youug. ine u. xx.
Rowan Drug Co. are an Old
Reliable House, write to them
today for the free medicine.
Cure the afflicted members of
your family, then fell your
neighbors and friends about
this remedy.
C. H. Rowan Drug Co.
P. O. Drawer C70, London, Canada.
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tity. A telepunno i-eivie lo 81011- Citv, free of toll c-lmrc
markteotliat he.muv takif iidvntab
DuVihg Fair Week
Kiiuw-"Tiiii-RnaI Imiik fur all the People." " Wliol'u Welcome,
Wi-ura-Well' Where thorn's "Everything in GOOD Hanking"
wilh "Safely-Ovor All. .Many oouvoicni'CH for vnur comfort.
t Lejlvoypnr baggage aud bundles,
writing vry.pmn. Feol and bo at homo.
A hitter received thin week was
Bank, (on Poarl 8t) Sioux City, la,"
faat, that' wo wish them to know.
Call when nt tho Fair. Know for yourself "Tho Bank
Always treats you Right." "Smile Also."
J&iiz)-i4&:rr
i Certificates.
Farm Loans nnd Insurance.
Steamship Tioketa,
"Mate
THE INTERSTATE
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SIOUX CITY, IOWA
The One Fair oT Ail Fairs You Should Attend
An Educational Institution
With more, exhibits, more attractions, more racing and more
to entertain and instruct than ever before.
One of the best stock shows ever held.
A most magnificent gathering of all the finest breeds of horses,
cattle, sheep and swine.
Over 1,000 head of pure-bred stock. , ,
This is everybody's fair and everybody should attend. c
Rememtfcr the dates September 15, 16, 17, 18, 19.
Special Train Service on All Railroads
HOMESTEAD LAND OPENING!!
FORT PECK. INDIAN RESERVATION, MONTANA
RegistrationRegister at Great Falls or Havre, Mont,, daily
Sept. 1st to 20th, inclusive.
Rates Round trip rates to Great Falls or Havre from Omaha,
Lincoln, Hastings and other Nebraska points, $35.00, on
September 9th and 16th..
Character of Soil 480,007 acres classified as farming lands
and 737.1S1 acres classified as grazing lands.
Write for maps and further particulars.
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of market or weatlfer rnnilltlnna
duyn. when a wiirratily deed and
to hear iuteiu.st at tho rate of b.
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Visit Us
Usii our rent, reiiding und
nddressod to "Tho Farmers'
ho yon boh thoy are learning
that
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Ed. T. Kearney,
President.
LIVE STOCK FAIR
Doavei1, Immigration Agent
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