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Dakota City
Grocery
Fresh Groceries of all kinds and
at Prices that are Right
Just Arrived
a nice lot of Shoes, Ginghams,
Calicoes, Percales, Etc.
Come in and get First Choice
We will save you ir-sney if you
trade with us.
If you don't buy it here, how can we save it for you
Highest Market Price Paid for Butter and Eggs
W. L.
Dakota City,
Notice to Cut Weeds.
Property owuers1 aro heroby noti
lied to cut wcoils ou uuil mound tlioir
premises and in nllojs immediately or
the Buniu will be dono nt the oxpeuso
of the property owner.
By Order of Village Board.
The IJprald for Nowh whon it is Now
First publication 6-25-4W
PROBATE NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In tlie county court tot Dakota county, Ne
brnskn. In tho matter of the eutato of O. Warren
Smith, deceased. I
Notice la hereby Klven that tho creditors
of tho said deceased will moot the adminis
trator of said estate, Imfore mo, county Judgo
of Dakota county, Nobrnslcn, at tho county
court room In said county, on tho 23rd day
of December, 1914, nt 10 o'clock a ill, for tho
purpose of presenting their claims fonox
atnlnatlou, adjustment and allowance. Six
months are allowed for creditors to present
their claims and one year for tho adminis
trator to settle said estate, from tho 22nd day
of June 1914. This notice will lx publish
ed In the Dakota County Herald, for four
weeks successively prior to tho 22nd day
of October, A. D.1914.
Witness my hand, and seal of said court,
this 22nd day of June, A. D. 1914.
I). O. llEFPKUNAN,
seat,. Ootinty Judge,
First publication 7-2-4W
Entitled Estimate of Expenses of the
the Village of Dakota City, Nebr ,
for the Fiscal Year Ending
April 30. 1915 .
Bo It resolved by the Chairman and
Boardof Trustees of tho Village of Dakota
Olty, Nebraska, that the expenses of said
Village for tho fiscal yoar ondlug April HO,
1915. bo estimated as follows:
Intereston water bonds $ 500 00
Salaries 6S0 00
Streets 200 ou
General village purposes 500 00
Lighting 160 00
Total., J2030 Oil
Tho total amount of revenuo for said
village for tho last preceding year being
J 150.10.
Be It further resolved that said estimate
le published in tho Dakota Oounty Herald
for four successive weeks as required by
law.
Passed and approved this HOtli day of
June, 1914.
Henry T.ahrs,
Sidney T. Fiium, Chairman.
Village Clerk.
First publication 7-2-aw
BPEOIAL ELECTION NOTICE.
ABpoclalolectlon will be hold In the court
house In the Village of Dakota City, Ne
braska, on tho 23rd day of July, A. D. 1914,
between tho hours of 9 A. M. nnd 7 P. M.
to vote upon the following question and uso
the following form of ballot:
Shall tho Chairman and Board of Trus
tees of the Village of Dakota Olty, Issue
bonds of said Village lu tho sum of jlOOO.00,
due 20 years from date, payable nt any time
nftorflva years from date nt tho option of
said Village, to draw Interest at the ratoof
not tooxceodOpercont. per annum, paya
ble semi-annually for tho purpose of pur
chasing, erecting, constructing, and main
taining an electric-lighting system.
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For light bonds and tax.
Agaliisc light bonds and tax.,..
Should a majority of tho ballots cast at
said election bo In favor of said proposition
and tax the Ohalrman and Board of Trus
tees of sold village will bo authorized to
issue and negotlnto said bonds for tho above
specified purpose and u tax will bo levied
to pay the Interest on laid bondsnud to pay
said bonds.
Given under the seal of said village this
SOthdayof June, A. I). 1914,
Henry Lahrs,
hkai. Chairman.
Attest:
Sidney T. Krutn,
Village Clerk.
First publication 6-9-i!w
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals for tho construction of a
complete waterworks system will 'bo re
ceived by the Villago of Dakota Olty, Neb
raska, at its council room until 2 p. 111, July
29, 1914, at which time all bids will be pub
licly opened and read.
Tho building of the waterworks system
will consist of furnishing nnd laying:
444 feet of flinch mains.
6528 feet of 4 inch mains.
Furnishing nnd sotting:
10 4-lnchdoublodlschargo flro hydrants,
1 6-lnch gate valve and box.
4 4-lnch gate valves and boxes,
Fnrnlsnlng material and sinking:
1 8-lncu tubular well about 100 feetdeop,
Furnishing and eroding:
115-H. P. oil engine.
1 Triplex Pump.
1 14-ft.x22-f t. brick bulldlne.
1 35,000 gal. tank and towor v I th riser pipe.
Kilgtnoer's estlmato 19,800.00.
A cprtlfled chck of C ppr cent, of the
amount of the proposal on a regular Neb
raska National or state Bank and payable
to the yilluge Treasurer of Dakota Olty.
Nebraska must accompany each proposal
as a guarantee tat thopontract will bo ex
ecuted nnd bond !)lpd us provided lu these
specifications.
..i,,?T,f?in?lPe,:."1tlJnsnr" o to with
tlm Village Ojerk of Dakota Olty. Nobruska,
and with tho Alamo Knglne and Supply
Oo Knglueors, umaha, Nebraska, where
they can be examined.
All contractors desiring a copy of the
plans und specifications for tholr own per
sonal use enn obtain a copy from tlio en
gineers by depositing 5,oo, which will bo
refunded upon the return of the plans in
good condition. In order to receive consid
eration, all proposals must bo on the
printed form furnished by either the VII
lugo clerk or the cnirlneor. Tho Village of
Dakota City, Nebiaska, reserves the right
to roject any orall bids.
Dated at Dakota Olty, Nebr,, this 6th day
of July, 1914.
SlllNKVT. FUM,
Villago Olerk.
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Let Us Design Your Engagement Cards
and Wedding Invitation.
ROSS
Nebraska
Mrs Novndo Lftttin returned Mon
day from a visit nt Movllle, Iowa.
Olyde Ori'go enmo down from Alien
last week and is visiting friends here,
Mrs L II Dillard is spending a few
weeks at the homo of her parents in
Fremont, Nebr.
Mrs Elsie Welch nnd ohildron came
down from Emerson Sunday und spent
tho day with relatives.
G F Broyhill has purohased a bran
new Mitchell G cylinder auto He has
also taken the agenry for tho car,
Wm Loronz, wife und boub, Willie
nnd Harry spent the Fourth nt tho
August Lubalin home west of Homer.
Tho Quarterly Conference imnmuio d
nt tho M E Ohurch for tho 13th inst,
is postponed. Please look for futuro
notice
George Garter jr, Miss Ardis Carter
nnd Miss Margaret Fordyco o Omaha
were visitors nt tho M O Ayros home
tho past week.
A full line of wall paper. Every
thing now nnd the latest that money
can buy. 800 our line bofore buying,
Dakota Olty Phurmnoy,
Gen W Tliuokor of Homer, and O
W Fisher of Dakota preoinot, have
filed f r county commissioners from
their respective district both on tho
demoorutio tiokef.
Mrs Joe Goedert and daughter re
turned to their homo at Ida Grove,
Iowa, Sundny, nocompnnied by Helen
Suudt dnughter of Ed Sundt und wife
who will visit them a couplo of
months.
An indelible penoil, falling out of
tho parson's pookot into the M E par
sonage well turned nil tho wator pur
plo, nnd it had to bo pumped out.
Moral, n littlo contamination spoils n
great deal of purity.
Tho Dnlcotn Oity Pharmacy is agent
for the great Mound Oity Paints. A
oar load just arrived and isibeing stor
ed in our basement. It sthnds iu a
class by itself. Prices cheap as tho
poorest paint sold by our competitrrs.
At tho meeting of tho village board
last Wednesday to pass tho b'ids for
installing a system of waterworks in
this plaee, the bids wore all rejeoted,
and tho notice to contractors ordered
republished asking for bids on tho
plant.
James Fueston has iiled as a repub
lican candidate for sheriff. Mr Fues
ton served as deputy sheriff for sever
al yours, and was always at his post of
duty. Ho goes into the raco with a
clean record, and no exouses to offer.
ior uuy piiMi. ucih, oiuciai or otherwise,
A special elootion was called last
weok by tho village board to vote on
tho question of issuing bonds in tho
sum of $4000, with which to purchase,
equip and maintain an electrio light
plant in tho village of Dnkota Oity,
Tho question will bo voted on July
23rd.
A qondly number from hore wit
nissed tho auto raco nt tho Sioux Oity
Speedway July dtli. it was surely 'a
thrilling affair from start to'ilnish.
Nearly four hours of steady grinding
at the rata of 80 miles per hour was
enough to satisfy anyone, unlesd thoy
went with expectation of seejng somo
ono killed, whioh, fortunatoly was
avoided ,
U S Marshal Wm P Wnrnor wns up
from Omaha last Thursday nnd Friday
nnd mndo a business tiip to his farm
south of town. Ho stntod that it is
all a mistake as to his resigning tho U
tt marsiiaisuip. However, his many
friends horo would bo pleased to see
him ontor the congressional raoo in tho
Big Third. Tho democrat who beat
him out would have to go along some,
Mr und Mra D M Neiswangor broke
oamp nt Crystal lake Tuesday, tho Inst
of their guests, Dr and Mrs E A "Van
Fleet of Omahn, Miss Lydia Beudorof
Yutiui, nnd Miss Mnttio Martin of
Hickman, left for their homo that dn.y.
On Thursday of last week they entor
tained twenty-six guests at uinnor, in
cluding tho execution committee of the
Nebraska Homo and Foreign Mission
ory sooioty of tho Lutheran synod.
The Crystal Lake team defeated
King's Laundry in a snappy game at
tho park on tho Fourth, by a sooro of
7 to 0. A big oiowd of oelebrntors nt
tho park witnessed tile gamo. Sever
al thousand people from different
Uowns in tho county, nlso mnny from
Sioux Ulty spout tho day ut Orystul
Lake Park enjoying tho amiiBoraents,
Tho management wns well pleased
with the laree turnout ami ln,n,ll,.,i
tho crowds in lino shnpo,
l.nral Tfotne
AJkUUUI JL.lCAJ'lA)
Tho Herald 1 year, $1.
Will mul Donald licst woro
down
from Pouou over Sunday,
Miss Elsie Lorenz visited friends iu
Sioux Oity tho past week,
M O Ay re) has putchnsed n new
Franklin 5 passenger unto.
Miss Muu Allcwus Waited relatives
in Pouca a fow days tho past weok.
Miss Frana Hall returned Saturday
from a month's visit with relatives iu
Westileld, Iowu,
Olarouoe M Isonborg aud Missltuby
13 r j co of Emorson, woiu married iu
Sioux City Tuesday.
Lyman Whito nud family, of V6od
bine, In, spout tho past weok ut their
Crystal lnko cottage,
1 Mrs Estolla Debien ennio down from
Pouou Wednesday for u short vi-it ut
the 11 L llroyhill home.
Found a pookotbook, t Owner (tun
have sumo by proving property and
paying for this notice.
John F Sidos, deputy U S muiehal,
was iu Niobrara several days the past
weok ou official business.
Found n watoh, tho owner of
which can have snmo by proving prop
erty and paying for thiB notice.
Andrew Poterson enmo up from
PlattBmouth, Nob, nnd is spending a
few days with relatives hereabouts
Mis Mary MoNamara, of Dubuque,
In, was called haro last week by the
serious illness of her littlo daughter,
Arohio Ooughtry and family wont to
Walthill last Friday uud visited until
Monday with Will Mason uud family
Hal Spinharnev uud family nriivoil
hero from Oklahoma Inst week for
visit with his brothor-in luw, O E Do..
little.
Tho Herald is sovoral hours lato thiB
week, kb wo had a big run of legal
notices thnt took time to got in tho
forms.
Sohriovor Bros huvo moved thoir
hardware stock into their new storo,
and are busy urrangiug it on tho
shelvrs.
Work of laying tho eomont blooks
was bpguu ou tho now Masonic lodge
hall Monday, nnd tho work is progress
ing uioely.
Mrs H L Everist of South Sioux Ci
ty, and Mrs J B Everist of Randolph,
woro Sunday visitors nt tho It L Broy
hill homo in this placo.
Mrs Ed J Moriuaud daughter came
down from Wynot last Friduy nnd vis
ited over Sunday ut tho homo of her
mother, Mrs Wm Ohenoy.
Miss Bessie Krygor, stenographer
for the Dakota County Abstract Co.,
left Monday noon over the Burlington
on a sightseeing trip through Califor
nia. Fred Bargmann and Hans Johnson,
of Bancroft, are tho new bartenders at
tho Henry Krumwiede saloon in this
place. Mr Krumwiode is taking a va
cation. Our ball team went to Hronsou, Iowa,
the Fourth and Oh, such u sad tnlo
they brought back. Lost both games
of a doublo header tho first 8 to 4,
and the second ID to 2.
Tho strenuous activities of the 4th
muile small congregations at tho chinch
on tho 5 tli. Next time, don't let your
patriotism oat up your piety.
J. Crows.
Mrs E A Herman of Sioux Oity, who
had just returned from n visit with
relatives in Wisconsin, spent a fow
days laBt week in this place with her
sister-in-law, Mrs Dick Broyhill.
Charles Jono?, wife and two sons,
Ted and Dale, of Spencor, Iowa, visi
ted their oousin, Mrs Eva Orr, in this
place from Friday until Monday.
Thoy took in the auto races Tu Sioux
Oity tho Fourth.
Tho oxeoutivo committee of the
Pioneor and Old Sottlers' association
of Dnkota Oounty will moot nt tho
court houso Saturday afternoon of this
week at 3 o'clock to arrange for tho
coming annual reunion. (
Tho Eozy Studio now located at
Fourth nnd Douglas stroots. Tho
biggest, best variety of small size pho
tos inane city. Special Postal cards
anu stamp pnotos. boo us nnd save
money. Kozy Studio. 1
A L Mathwig of South 8ioux Oity,
has filed for sheiff on tho democratic
nonet, nis annouueomout ippears
in tuts issue of tho Herald. Ue hus
mndo un excellent record us police
ofllcer in his homo town, and will bo n
strong candidates for the cfljco to
which ho aspires,-
M 0 Hoover, a piano tanerof Sioux
Oity, wns held up nnd robbed of n
diamond ring, his watoh nnd $2 in cubIi
Tuesday in South Sioux Oity noar tho
bridgo. Tho highwayman shot off
Hoover's finger in order to securo the
ring. Hoovor was takon to n Sioux
Oity hospital, while the robber made
his got;Hway.
A II Baker und daughtor, Mrs S A
Mason, wero summoned to Omaha
Sunday by a tolegram announcing tho
death of littlo Hnrry Baker, tho 10-year-old
son of narry Bakor, sr, a
nephew of Mr Baker. Tho littlo fel
low was run down and killed by an
automobile driven by an employee of
Brandies storo, who was prostrated
with grief ovor tho nccidout.
John Rnardon, whom Ooroner Hun
ger of Homer insisted wns tho dead
man found iu tho river noar Mncy
two months ngo, icudo his uppearanoo
tuo iirm 01 mo woeit. Tiio Hotly was
identified us that of Ollio York of
South Sioux City by relatives of tho
dead man, but tho iusuinnco company
in whioh tho deceased man 'carried a
polioy, held up the mpney ponding
turthor investigation. The. appear
unco of Reunion wjll probably oioar
the matter up.
L,ooking Backward;
Interesting Items of New from
Exchanges
Our
Pouca Journal, July 4, 1881
In
unnota county tho upplo crop is ex
ported to bo lurgH this season. Col
onol Warner will havo 1000 bushels,
Johu Finuerty, 2000 bushels, numer
ous othors will have from 500 to 1000
bushels If Dakota oounty can do so
well in tho fruit lino -Dixon. Cedar.
Wayno un 1 Knox oau do tho Bumo.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFER8.
Frank Mahon, sheriff, to IstNat.bank,
of Hloux Olty, In., blk 10, except lou
an. si. :, blk , und lota ao. ai, sk, blk 7. 6
Martln'sudd toHIouxOlty,.,... .. .8?t)W
DAKOTA COUNTV HERALD; DAKOTA
FOR COUTY CLERK
Tho undersigned hereby announces
his candidacy for tho republican nom
ination for tho oflloe of county olerk of
Dakota county, subject to the will of
tho voters ut tho primary election
August 18, 11)11.
Vory respectfully,
Geoiiou Wilkinh
tJ)WMClM0()t0t0l)WW(KO4(
CORRESPONDENCE g
HUBBARD.
Carl Anderson nud wife visited on
1' lesduy with tho M Hatvlt family near
Goodwin.
Mary lluguti enjoyed u Vint with
friends from the city Inst wntc.
Mrs Frank Heouey was q tito tick
tho past week.
DresB shirts for moh iu lino variety,
nt C Andorson Co,
John Ueffornnu of Chicago, who hus
been visiting relatives hero tho past
weok, leaves this weok for his homo.
Machine Oil for harvesteis uud
mowers at C Anderson Co's,
Grandma Ben corn spout tho 4th
with her daughter, Mrs H Covell, in
Nacoru.
John Eilluoky und family of Bloom
Hold, wero week oud visitors with rel
atives here.
Harvester whips and harvester
gloves ut O Audorson Co's,
Leo Biode camo homo with a now
machine, uud Ernest Goerlz has pur
ohnsed a now cnr.
Larson Bros uud Max Nelson had n
onr of hogs ou tho market Wednesday.
Tho majority of our people celebrat
ed tho 4th iu Sioux City.
Now is tho timo you will need dip
and sprays for fly ohasers. C Ander
son Co has everything iu that line,
Tho poitofllco has beon removed to
tho Timlin store.
Thorvald Frodriksou und family, cf
Newell, Iowa, visited from Friday
until after the 4th with relatives horo.
Try our famous Mikado tea for ico
ten driukB. Nothing is healthier this
hot weather. O Andorson Co.
Mr Olson, seotion foreman, enjoyed
a visit with friends from Mngnot ovor
Sunday.
A daughter was boin tp Mr and Mifl
Freo Pounds June 30th,
For lunches nnd picnic purticB wo
havo everything in Heinz canned
goods, also n full, lino of Loose-Wiles
oookios and cakes. There is nothing
better than thoso brands of goods. C
Andorson Oo.
E Christonsen was in Pontta last
Suturduy.
Ed Oampboll was down from Bores
ford, S D, tho ilrt of tho weok.
The best American-Mexican straw
hats for men, womou und ohildron, at
C Andorson Go's,
Will Rooney's now garage just south
of Anderson's storo is inoloaod and now
iu uso. He is now proparod to mnko
drives anywhero nt anytime.
8 G Daily, dentist, of Sioux Oity
will mako Hubbard ovory Monday,
Dentist
S. G. Daily
of Sioux City, la., will be in
Hubbard every Monday at
the office of Dr. Seasongood,
from 9 a. m. to 5 p. m.
and will bo found at tho oflloo of Dr
Seasongood,
Ladies furnishings ready inado
garments of all kinds, cheaper than
you can mako thorn yourself. O An
derson Oo.
Hoy Armour and family left last
woek by auto for Miuot, N D, whoro
they will visit relatives for n fow
weeks.
Guy Wior and family und Fr En
glish atitood to Sioux Oity Tuesday to
soo tho ball game.
Wo want your cream, bu,ttert eggs
and farm produpe, and, will pay tho
highest market price, 0 Anderson
Co.
Georgo Nelson and wife arrived horo
from Oregon lust Thursday uud will
remain hero for tho present ut the
Herman Nelson home.
JACKSON.
Cutheiine Casey is spending u fow
weoks vacation nt La Cioss, Wise, und
tho Lakes.
Mr und Mrs William Garner of
Gretna, Nebr, aro vlsitiug relatives
here,
Henry Franoisco wont to Royal,
Nobr Mouday.
Mr und Mrs Bert Ohuoo ot Wuko-
iioiu who wero guests 1110 pnsi weou in
tho Tuon-nodgin homo, uutood to Fair
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CITV, NEBRASKA.
tfax, S D, to spond tho Fourth with tho
forraor s sister there
! Potor Krnmper mot with n painfull
ncrniont .Monday wiillo cutting grass.
Ho had his thumb almost nuiputnttd,
Dr Magirl Hpotit ovor Sunday with
friends iu Omaha
Nollln Ungan is visiting friends nt
Elk Point, S D.
Mrs William Suudt returned Mon
day from u Fourth of July visit in tho
L P Murray horn ut Beldeu, Nobr.
Born to Mr und Mrs W J Riloy, Ju
ly 1st, '11, u dnughter.
Enot Hiittt dopurfod Inst Wednes
day for Allen to visit friends aud eel
obruto tho Fourth,
Mury Mooro and littlo brother, Jo
seph woro ovor night visitors lait
Thnrsdny in tho .1 J McCarthy homo
nt Ponoa .
Mrs J M Fiunell expects tu leave
about , inly 11, '14. for Denver, whoro
she will spond the summer with rela
tives. Fruuois MoCormlok is nttendlug
summer school ut tho Norranl school
nt Wnyno.
Tho Misses Colin nud Loonin Krnm
per, tho littlo daughters of J P Krnm
per, wont to So Omaha lus Friday to
visit relatives.
Hnns Knu Ison nnd family nutood to
Winnebago, Nebr, tho Fourth whoro
thoy spent tho day.
Geo Hoffoiunn wont to Obort, Nebr,
Snturduy whoio ho played ball.
A lotter receive'd from Buy Hull
stutoi ho arrived ut Fairbanks, Alnskn,
O K.
Helen Itiloy who hus boon attend
ing school p( ' 'nvolnud, O. tho past
yeur, arriv, , mo Inst Friduy even
ing. Geo Stophons uud family huvo
moved into tho Frank Konnolly houso
onBt of town.
Quito n number of tho young paoplo,
uttondod tho dnnoo nt Ponoa laBt Fri
day ovening nnd roport it good timo.
Mr nud Mrs Ed T Konrnoy nnd
dnughtors und their guest, Mrs M B
Douohoo of Thermopolis, Wyo, re
turned Monday from u Fourth of July
visit iu tho Ed Lnttu homo ut Tokum-
nu. .
Mr nn.l Mrs J M Bnrry nnd daught
ers, Mnry nnd Bonny, pt tho 4th
with friends in Sioux Oity.
T II Sullivan wns receiving treat
ment nt tho hospitnl sovornl days this
woek for au injury ho receivod by hay
iug a horse full ou his leg. Ho is now
able to bo around with tho uso of a
crutch .
HOMER.
Quito a fow from here wont to On 8
tnl lako I "m"'1 lin f tp'li
Louis unli, it luiiliol H1U1 buj,
now u resident of ThurBton, Nebr, wiib
murried in Sioux Oity Monday to Nola
MjOrrilleld, of Wymore, this state,
Our ball teum lost to Hubbard Sun
day in a rod hot 12 inning game by a
4 to 5 score.
Rev Kockler and tvifo wont to Larch
wood, Iowa, for n vacation viit of a
fow wooks,
O J O'Connor nutood to Hubbard
Tuosduy eveniug nud took tho trnin
for Vulnntiuo, whoro ho will spond a
fow dnys looking after businoss mnt
tors, Mrs Phoebo Wolson wont to Colo
rado last weok to visit, relatives nt
Denver and Pueblo,
Henry Loomis went to Algona, Iowa
lust weok to visit relntives and help
look nftor un nplnry,
SALEM
Hob Hiloman camo In last weok from
Vun Tassol, Wyo, to look nfter his
proporty intorosts hero. Ho loft for
homo Tuesday with his auto, nooom
paniod by David Hilemau.
Luthor Hoikes has purohased n now
six oylindor Mitoholl.
Jakio Sidos and family nutood to
Ponca Sunday.
W W Armour and Mrs E A Solby
camo ovor from Humbolt, Iowa, Tues
day and will visit relatives horo for n
weok, after whioh thoy will go to
Wyoming, for a visit at tho Rob Hilo
rann homo,
How'sT'tHIs?
V?e offer Ono Humlnil
euo of Catarrh that 1
Catarrh Cure.
'Milan new&nl tor an)
.ut bo cured by Hall':
r. J. CUENHV & CO., Toledo. O.
We, the unileraleuitl, have Known F. J. Clirney
for IheMait Id yean, and believe film tn-rlrctty hon
orable In all hiulncia traniaetlona aud financially
able to carry out any obltcatlons rrnuln by hb arm.
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Wholesale UruKXlsta, Toledo, O.
llall'a Catarrh Cure h taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous aurfacea ot the
lytteni. Testimonials sent free. Price 79 lenta pu
bottle. Sold by all DrunnliU.
rake llall'a Family I'llla for conaUnatlon.
Phenomenal Bargain.
Wo havo boon fortuunto in mnking
nrrungomonts whioh onnblo us to ofllor
you u yoar's subscription to Furmor
and Breedor aud tho Herald for only
$1.00. This is an unusual bargain;
tako udvuutago of it TODAY. Your
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moans that you are entitlod to freo
consultation with tho Spooial Sorvloo
Dopnrtmont of Furmor and' Breoder
upon any question portuining to farm
ing nud stock raising during tho term
of your subscription (o that mngbsirio.
This sorYJcp np,np is worth tho price
wo ask fpr both publications. Let us
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to different addresses if desired.
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It shows oxaotly how to do the things
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nnd mothods that you oan supply at
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STNSON'S
Specials for Saturday, July 11
' For tHis D&y Only
S bars White Queen Soap ; 25c
1 pkgu 25c Oats .- 20c
1 gallon GOc Syrup ..45c
1 lb green pkg Coffee ','',' 25c
1 lb Stinson's Pride Baking Powder ,'v.YV. . .20c
1 pkge Honey 15c
3 lbs small Prunes 25c
2 cans Standard Corn 15c .
3 cans Tomatoes 25c
Meats, Fruits and Vegetables of all
kinds for Saturday's Trade
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Something About
Government Ownership
No.
The Boll
created the
Company has
entire art of
telephony.
Almost without
ticn, none cf the
tant contributions
excep-impor-to
tho
art have been made
any government.
by
owned telephone
administration, or
by any other tele
phone company,
either in this coun
try or abroad.
Typo after type of in
struments, of cable and
switchboards have been
invented, built and dis-
carded
better.
for something
Bell TcktflioneSej
Standard
NEBRASKA TELEPHONE COMPANY
GLACIER NATIONAL PARK
NEWLY REVEALED WONDERLAND
This region of ranjostio, glaoior-oappoa mountains tho climnx of tho
tugged grandeur of tho Rookioa la reaohod by tho Great Northern Hallway
from Glacier Park station, at whioh point tho Railway company has con
structed u hnmlrod-thouand dollur hotel. Automobile roads havo beon built
from this entrnnoo and from Bolton (western ontranoo) through tho park.
A dotour may bo mado from eithor ontranoo, or going in at ono and coming
out nt tho otlior. In mnking a tour of tho coast suoh a dotour' will prove, to
bo ouo of its most attraotivo features. It inolndes automobiles, launches,
coaohes, hotols, nnd oovors distances of from 80 to 1D0 miles.
Illustrative Detours and Kates
Round trip oxoursion faro from Eastern Nobrnska to Glacier
Park Station $35 00
Ono-day park tour from Gluoior Station 8 25 '
Throo-day park tour between Glaoior Park station and Bolton. 21 00
Fivo-day park tour from Glaclor Park station 81 25
he Burlington-Groat Oorthorn Express, from Linooln and Eastorn Nebraska
Monday night, for oxamplo, arrives Glaoior Park 8:35 Wednesday evening.
Ask for somo of tho hundsome Glaoier Park publications.
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All Europe.
with
'405
less
million people.
has
than three million tele
phones, dr less than one
tenth the number per pop
ulation used in the United
States.
During the last
eight years Bell
telephone wires
have been erected
at tho rate of two
miles a minute
or a million miles a year.
In modern facilities,
quality of service, and
reasonableness of rates,
no telephone systemin tho
world approaches the
Bell organization. K
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forthWMstwfrtK&Wjiria.
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W. E. Snethen, Agent, Dakota City, Nebr.
L. W. Wakkley, G. P, A., Omaha, Nob.
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