DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD; DAKOTA CITY, NEBRASKA.
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UELINQUENT TAV SALE NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that pursnnnt to
Uw, I, D. O. Kcnns, treasurer of Dakota
County, Nebraska, will, beginning on
Monday, November 2, 1914, at nine o clock
In tho afternoon of said day, proceed to
nil the following land and town lots, or
so much thereof as may be necessary to
pay tho amount of taxes. Interest and
costs now due and unpaid on tho same.
Said property will bo sold at public auc
tion at tho orilcc of the county treasurer
of Dakota Countv, Nebraska, and said
ate will be continued front day to day
until nil of tho said lands and town lots
havo been offered.
Tho lands und town lots to be sod, and
the amount of all delinquent tax against
each, with Interest to date of sale, are
is follows, to-wlt:
Township 27, Range 6.
Name Description Sec. Acres. Amt.
Geo. Elbert, lot 1 3 12.92 J13.B2
Lawrenco Wclr, pt lot 1.35 15.30 8.17
Geo. Elbert, pt lot 2 w of ...
It It 35 2 M7
Township 27, Range 7.
Frederick Johnson,. aw.. 3 160 78.08
Minnie Francisco, so.... 4 ICO 71.09
Freeman Rockwell, w M
w . 10 80 39.03
Fred Miller, pt s nw....22 10 3.67
Township 27, Rango 8.
Mrs. E. R. Klnncar, pt no
ow 11 75x150ft 1.28
E. J. Smith, pt no se....U 16.69 16.31
E. J. Smith, pt so so 11 24.16 16.31
Diivld Waterman, sw ne.12 40 48.52
13 J. Smith, nw sw 12 34.97 41.70
E. J. Smlthfl sw sw 12 40 54.10
Joseph Smith, pt n Vi ne
nw ...........H 4.27 6.40
Dillip Jtenz, pt s ne nw.14' 17 23.95
Thos, Smith, sw nv..,.14 40 37.99
Albeit & Louis Kilmer,
n no 25 80 18.69
Albert Louis Kilmer,
s 4 no 25 80 22.47
John D. Thacker, pt sw
ne ..;.... .26 19 11.29
John D. Thacker, o
nw I. .....26 80 36.25
John D Thacker, ne sw.26 40 15.27
John D. Thacker, pt n M
ne 26 13.5 6.26
Fred O'Chander, ne 28 160 56.16
Fred O'Chander, pt .ne -
nw 28 24 13.16
Fred O'Chander, pt s
nw . 28 75.22 39.31
Fred O'Chander, s ne.29 80 27,92
Fred O'Chander, se 29 160 60.85
Fred O'Chander, lot 1... .32 20 10.68
Township 27. Range 9.
Jeffreys Ayres et al., lot
1 5 25.70 4.48
Kdmond Jenkensen, e V4
w sw -....5 40
John Shortey, se sw.... 6 40
John Bhortlev. no sw.... 5 40
KUas N. Bring, n nw.. 8
John MuUialll nw nw... 8
John Mulhall, sw nw.... 8
John'Oolsler, so nw 8
Klonor Prouty et al., pt
sw 9
Frat.k A. Boomer, lot 5.. 15
John Mulhall, lot 2 16
John Mulhall, s 16 a lot 1.16
II. W. McClure, se sw. . . 1
J. W, Orr, no so 17
J. W. Orr, nw no 20
"W. W. Roblor, pt sw ne.O
J. W. Orr, pt ne nw 20
Joe O. Dell, pt nw nw...20
W. W. Robler, no SW....20
Herman Hurley, no so.. 20
"VV. AV. Robler, nw se....20
Herman Hurley, se se..20
John Mulhall, lot 1 21
John Mulhall, lot 2 21
Herman Hurley, lot 5... 21
Herman Hurley, sw sw..2t
John Mulhall, lot 1 22
Walter 13. Orr, lot 2 ....22
Walter 13. Orr, lot 3 22
H. Skldmore, w HW...26
II. Skldmore, e sldo sw.26
It. II. Drown, w sldo w V4
sw 26
Fpllx Chappie, w V4 8W..27
John J. Cain, nw no 28
Wlnkhauso Estate, pt so
e 28
Andrew Kramper,.pt e
so 29
It. II. Brown, w 8 a lot 235
Townsnip zs, itange o,
2.78
2.78
2.17
2
3
13
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.24
.24
.24
.24
V4.
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H. V. Cronk, s nw...
II. v. cronk, w sw
Jesse Williams, so sw
MagIe Barnhart, s
nw ,
IfaKfllc Barnhart, e
nw
Mary Knox, se sw....
James Knox, a V4 aw.
Mary Knox, sw se....
Mary Knox, sw so ...
Claud O. Mitchell, sw 8W.27
Claud O. Mitchell, se sw.Z7
Richard Lelber, su ne...34
Claud O, Mitchell, ne
nw 34
Richard Llober, n so.. 34
Richard Lleber, sw so... 34
Rluhard Llober. se so.... 34
Township 28, Range 7.
John Flanerv. Jr.. n
no 1
John Flannery n side se
no , 1
John Flannery, ne nw... 1
J. T. Daley, 8 side sw ne 1
I J. T. Daley, s side se no. 1
J. T. Daley, n sldo se nw '1
J. T. Daley, s sldo se nw. 1
J. T. Daley, no tw 1
J. T. Daley, nw Be 1
Mrs. Mary Sullivan, nw
nw 1
John Boler, no so 1
John Bolcr, s se 1
Thos. Sullivan, ne no.... 2
Louts Larson, sw 4
John Vf. Hogan, so se... 7
Wm. Harty, se 8
Louis Brutsche, n se. 9
J. W. Squire and J. W. ,
Gray, ne 12
M. .1. Malonoy, ne nw,..12
M. R. Boler, nw nw ....12
M. J, Maloney, a nw..12
Mnry McGeo, no sw 12
Daniel Hartnett, se 8W..12
Tom Sullivan, Jr., e M
ao 12
Thoa Hartnett, nw so.... 12
John Hartnett, sw 86....12
John Maloney, no ne....l3
James Hartnett. w ne.13
Ella A. Hartnett, e
nw 13
M. M. Beacom, o 4 aw.. 13
Fred Bartels, e se....l3
John P. Beacom, w se.13
Kate Riley, aw ne 14
Kato Riley, se nw 14
Thos. E, Hefternan, so
nw .., 23
Kate Riley, w 14 se 14
Anna Crow, ne 17
Patrick Hogan, w nw.17
John W. Hogan, ne ne..l8
J. AV. Hogan, se ne 18
A. L Anderson, se 19
Andrew Leahy, ne 20
Jaa. Hartnett. ne 23
Thos. E. Hefternan, n
nw 28
Fred Bartels, ne ne 24
Geo. AV. Beacom, so ne.,24
John Hartnett, pt se nw.28
John Hartnett, aw 28
John Hartnett, pt w
nw so ,...28
John-Hartnett, s se...28
John Hartnett, so 29
Thos. E. Hoffernan, o M
ne 34
Thos. E Heffernan, se..34
Nols Anderson, w hi na.,36
Nels Anderson, o M nw.36
40 2.91
40 2.91
40 2.91
40 2.91
60 6.34
47 4.93
32.30 16.74
16 10.35
40 29.03
40 26.88
40 9.76
30 12.13
35 11.39
5 S-7 5.40
40 9.75
40 16.18
40 12.13
40 8.09
41.90 13.79
25.80 8.09
38.10 12.13
40 6.62
49.10 16.18
35.80 11.59
40 14.54
80 36.89
45 48.63
65 29.40
80 20.21
40 13.07
10 2.59
34 94
8 2.69
e 6.
SO 34.38
80 23.72
40 30.15
80 37.44.
80 21.67
40 10.86
80 25.47
40 12.83
40 12.83
40 15.96
40 32.91
40 14.17
AA. II. Boals. n 'i nw....l0 . 71
Fred Beerman, pt b 4
nw 10 71
n. Orlbble, ne sw 10 40
Fred Bcerman, nw aw... 10 40
P. Morgan, sw sw 10 40
B. Orlbble, so sw 10 40
U Armbrlght, se 10 160
C. Mlkesell, so ne 11 37
C. Mlkesell. ne nw.. 12 40
C. Mlkesell, a 4 nw ....12 74
M. Foreshoo, s 4 w ....15 SO
Geo. E. Ilelkes, n 4 n 4
e 15 40
J. C. Grlbble, a 4 n 4
se .,15 40
A. J. Sides, a 4 e 15 SO
AV. II. Boels, no ne 16 40
Herman Roost, o 4 nw
no ,.16 20
Henry Ebol. wnir no. 16 20
Alice Sides, sw no 16 40
Frod Beerman, se ne ....16 40
John Boler, no nw 16 40
Fred Bcerman, nw nw,,lS 40
John M. Davcy, aw nw,.16 40
Geo. I. Miller, ne aw.... 16 40
Margaret Heenoy, 'a 4
sw .........16 SO
John M. Davey, se 16 160
Fred Bartels, pt ne 17 140.03
Fred Bartels, pt w 4
se .'.4..4..4..H " 79.67
Thos. 13, Heffernan, pt
se se ..4.4-'4'H.17 35.60
Timothy Howard, n 4
no no , 20 20
M. J. Maloney, a 4 no
no 20 20
M. J. Maloney, nw no... 20 39
Geo. AV. Beacom, sw ne.20 39.39
II. Ostermoyer, pt no ..21 20
AVm. Ebel, pt ne 21 10
Mary K. Armour, pt ne.21 18
A. A. Roost, pt ne ......21 6
Henry Blerman, pt no ,.21 13
Robt. Lapsley, pt ne....21 18,60
AVm. Bartels, e 4 nw ..21 80
S. A. Brldcnbaugh, w 4
nw :....21 SO
AVm. Rartels, o 4 sw ...21 80
Chas, II. and Anna Bar
tels, pt e 4 so 21 62.07
Harry 13. Brown, no ne..22 40
S. A. Helkos. n 4 nw ne.22 20
Harry E. Brown, s 4 ne.22 80
M Foreshoe. n 4 nw ..22 SO
AVm. Armour, sw nw ...22 40
May L. Spurting, et al.,
se nw ,...r22 40
Ma bio A. Moran, se SW..22 40
S. A. Brldcnbaugh, se
aw 22 40
May L. Spurllng, ae ...22 160
AVm. Brown, sw 23 160
Gus Berger, sw 24 160
F. Beerman, ne nw 27 40
August Nlggeman, e 4
nw nw 27 20
Adoph Bartels, sw 26 160
P. AV. Brldendaugh, w 4
nw nw 27 20
S. B. Polly, aw nw 27 40
Fred Bcerman, se nw..27 40
David Glen Armour, e 4
aw 27 SO
S. B. Polly, w 14 sw ....27 80
David Gen Armour, so.. 27 160
AVm. Cartels, w 4 no.... 28 80
S. B. Polly, so ne 28 40
AVm. Bartels, ne nw....28 40
Wm. Hllcman, so nw....28 40
AVm. HUeman, no aw ...28 40
S. B. Polly, n 4 se 28 80
S. B. Polly, so so 28 40
David O. Armour, n 4
ne 34 80
David G, Armour, n 4
nw 34 80
S. B. Polly, so sw 34 40
40
21.45
160.48
12.86
S6.18
139.68
19.19
43.38
28.67
20.16
37.07
164.88
M.76
61.95
82.S0
171.90
107.69
107.69
76.21
214.74
257.62
321.81
329.44
300.42
Thos. Sulllvnn, ne ....35 40
Mary E. Mulllally, pt se
se 35 36
C. K. Herfernan, nw ne.36 40
Mary H. Mullally, pt blk
7 itiii)iMiitiiitt3v X
Mary E. Mullally, nw aw.36 40
Mary E. Mullally, aw sw.36 40
Mury E, Mullally. so sw.36 38.20
M. Boler, aw se 36 37'!
John Boler, o 4 so so... 36 19'
M. Boler. w U se so 36 19
iownsmp , iiange o.
John B. Meyers, sw sw. .35
Townsnip z, nange s.
Louis Dlcrklng, lots 2
and 3 3 20
Louis Dlcrklng, a 4 nw. 3 80
H. Bodcnbendcr, s 4 8W 6 80
Julia McAllister, e 4 ne. 7 80
Christ Gelster, w 4 ne... 7 77
J. J. McAllister, nw sw. 8 40
AV. P. Altemus, pt no... 20 45
Thedo Aug. Johnson, sw.20 160
AV. P. Altemus, pt se ...20 15
Arthur Stein, lot 5 29 40
Lenora Pence, lot 6 and
accr. 29 47.40
W, AV. Stevens, no nw . .29 40
Michael Ri Grayblll, w 4
nw 29 80
Michael R. Grablll, so
nw 29 40
Lenora Pence, o 33 ft
lot 1 and accr 32 104,40
Townsnip 29, Range 6.
196.63
1178.62
280.97
178.01
282.97
(3.29
236.16
260.76
22.97
291.79
86.18
150.48
43.88
86.18
93.24
765.86
215.66
266.01
292.26
86.18
77.56
193.36
162.22
257.82
214.74
236.16
76.19
321.78
114.32
93.56
267.60
139.38
41.79
44.64
262.83
267.82
207.18
62.82
278.89
73.87
19.13
26.01
12.60
12.42
24.63
26.01
189.56
49.94
11.40
18.92
Unknown, lot 2 .........16
Unknown, lot 3 ...16
Unknown, lot 4 16
John Mulhall, lots 17
John Mulhall, lot 4 17
S. B. Cattlo Land Co.,
lot 1 22
S. B. Cattlo Land Co
lot 2 22
S. B. Cattlo Land Co.,
n pt lot 3 22
S. 1). Cattlo Land Co.,
s pt lot 3 22
S. B. Cattlo Land Co.,
lot 1 23
S, B. Cattlo Land Co.,
Tot 2 23
S. B. Cattlo Land Co.,
lot 4 23
Joseph Orrl sw nw 24
Joseph Schoolfleld, com.
22 e of tho sw cor of t
nw, n 80 rds, thence w
22 rds, thence a to
place of beginning... ,24
Eaton Rush, pt se nw..,24
Jesso Harden, ae no bw.24
John Boler, se se 32
Wm. Harnott, s 4 ne...35
Chaa. Sunt, ne aw 36
Chas, Blessing, nw sw..36
167
141
162
33
42.90
160
160
100
60
22
164.0S
156
40
S0.S7
129.07
27.15
S0.90
129.07
129.07
129.07
132.35
21.99
34.80.
22.24
18.88
21.62
4.60
1.41
8.89
S.89
3.95
t.25
28.68
10.13
9.14
8.01
14
10
88.17
SO
40
40
Township 29, Range 9.
1.46
1.07
1.71
12.83
64.00
11.54
28.68
.78
3.28
F. C. Piatt, pt lot 3 17 10
Nels Anderson, 1 pt lot 3.17 26
TeueriCK av. Lohr, No.
5ptlot3 17 23.40 S4.48
W. S. Orr, n 4 n 4 n
so w 17 24 2.61
Luther Travor, so se se.17 10 10.60
H. W. Meeker, pt lot 1..19 11 17.63
F. AV. Lohr, pt lot 2 and
accr. 20 86.80 93.12
F. AV. Lohr, pt lot 2 and
accr. 20 S.0 8.89
A. S. AVaason, pt lota 6
and e and accr 20 219.10 183.76
y. AV. Lhr. 24 a lot 6.20 24 23.87
Emily Llndney, a 18 a lot
16 20 18 25.70
Unknown, lot 39 31 1 2.87
Unknown, lot 40 21 l 2.87
C. A. Conant, pt ne nw..21 1.17 17.84
Ora M. Fellows et al., pt
ne nw nw 22 8.48 40.72
John McConahey, a 4 ae.27 80 42.84
H. A. Cassler, pt lot 2.. 28 2.36 8.55
urosDy usiate, pt lot Z..Z8 120x300 ft 6.35
Lola M. Hunt, Dt sw se.28
Consumers Ice Co., ne ne.32
O. H. Borman, pt bo sw.32
John Manderscheldt, pt
se aw 32
H. C. Sherman, pt ao sw.32
A. H. Brown, pt ae aw. .32
John SlvllI, no ne 33 39
John SlvllI, ao ne 33 40
John SlvllI, n 4 nw 34 80
Township 88, Range 47.
A. Van AVagenen, lot 1.. 6 33.20
Chaa. E. Manning, sw
nw 6 40
Chaa. E. Manning, nw sw 6 40
Fedella A, Garlock, sw
sw 7 40
Township 88, Range 48.
Aiargaret Hi. Aoams, n pt
10 13.81
40 14.81
60x620 ft 1.42
75x500 ft .95
40x50 ft 2.03
40x50 ft 2.03
26.00
26.66
69.00
12.22
7.60
5.99
39.95
4
5
6
1
2
8
9
10
11
13
1
2
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
11
12
1
2
3
4
5
7
9
10
12
11
2
3
5
6
11
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
C
7
8
9
2
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
4
5
6
7
7
1
n
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
12
13
14
15
16
17
IS
1
.
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lot 6
.12 10.40 6.68
John Mclntyre. nw ne... 3
C. Sullivan, sw no 3
C. Sullivan, no nw 3
C. Sullivan, se nw 3
P. E. Rush, no 11
40
80
40
40
80
16
40
18
17.30
14
26
40
40
40
40
80
36.30
160
40
1C0
80
160
40
40
80
40
40
80
40
40
40
79
80
76
80
78
40
40
78
SO
160
80
40
160'
160
156
78
40
40
36.75
160
15.95
77
160
80
160
80
80
Township 28, Range 8,
M. Maloney, nw nw 4
Frank Davey, pi sw sw. i
Frank Davey, pt bw nw. 4
Frank Davey, se nw 4
Con Deloughory, n 4 aw. 4
F. Davey, s 4 sw sw. ... 4
Fred Beerman, se sw.... 4
Fred Beerman, nw se... 4
U"ri(l Beerman. Pt a & Be 4
i John Blessing, pt a 4 so 4
"M. Malonev, w 4 ne nw. i
Frank Daey, o 4 no nw 4
John Boler, n 4 ne 5
John Itvan, aw no G
John Rvan, ne ne 5
Fred Beo man, o 1-3 so, 5
John Fannery, w 2-3 se.. 5
J. AV. Squire and J. AV.
Grav, e 4 8
Fred Beerman, no 9
James Rvan, no nw .... 9
Frank Dnvoy, w 4 nw.. 9
J. M. Barrv, se nw 9
M. MtConlgal, ne sw.... 9
Frank Davy, nw sw .... 9
Catherine Van Hoover,
aw sw 9
XI. Heffornan, w 4 se
sw 9
Agnen McCormack, 4
ae sw 9
C. C Beermin, pt se.... 9
Frank Davey, pt nw se. 9
14.17
53.66
14.17
14.17
119.84
42.84
63.49
61.44
9.13
16.39
30.07
69.53
59.63
93.93
214.66
657.33
77.76
46.18
11.92
48.00
41.78
766.64
353.24
93.24
428.81
334.41
79.89
412.47
343.21
102.51
159.58
107.71
60.01
30.24
152.88
165.27
20.65
18.63
63.75
66.03
60.90
24.61
11.92
10.87
50.44
46.18
112.66
63.75
31.17
11.29
9.93
62.12
4.57
23.18
43.13
33.98
67.77
31.28
41.21
171.90
64.77
86.18
150.48
450.30
267.52
214.74
9.17
214.71
64.77
86.18
SG.18
428.88
257.52
257.52
416.21
438.34
40.87
14
21.66
40
76
20
40
38.12
26.80
49
20
20
67.31
35.35
39
51.C5
102.25
311.20 1666.64
157 1007.12
40
80
40
38
40
40
19
19
146.50
4.50
257.62
578.69
279.00
257.52
301.79
321.81
80.03
129.13
CS8.62
43.38
Dennis Heenan. nt ne no. 11
Mary A. Bresln, a 4 sw.14
Maggls II. Hartnett, n 4
nw 22
Michael McKlvergan, pt
se sw ....." 25
David AA'Icht, sw so 27
J. N. Boyle, e 4 nw....35
Michael McKlvergan, no
nw 36
Henry Francisco, pt n 4
nw Re 2
Henry Francisco, sw sw
so 2
Henry Francisco, se aw
se . 2
Thos. Curran, pt Tot 5... 5
Mary Curran, a 4 se.... 7
Sarah J. Hedges, w 4
sw 9
O. A. Barber, n 4 so ne.10
O. A. Barber, Be nw ....70
O. A. Barber, sw sw ....10
Mary E. Mully, se 8W...10
W. F. Hlckey, a 4 no aelO
O. A. Barber, aw bo 10
James Love, se so- 10
Henry Francisco, pt n 4
ne 11
W. F. Hlckey. nw sw ..11
James Love, se sw 11
C. E. Laberteau, pt ne
se . 11
C. E. Laberteau, w 4 se.ll
S. E. Laberteau, pt se
se 11
Henry Francisco, pt sw
sw 12
Henry Francisco, pt ao
sw .12
John Mulhall, n 4 ne...l3
John Mulhall, se ne 13
O. A. Barber, pt nw ....15
O. A. Barber, pt nw 15
Thos. Hodglns, s pt SW..17
Mary Curran, n 4 no... 18
Chris R. Smith, s 4 ;ie..lS
Thos. Curran, n 4 nw ..18
Christopher R. Smith, ne
BW 18
Joseph Hodglns, sw sw.,18
Christopher R. Smith, nw
se 18
Thos. Hodglns, n 4 no.. 19
Bridget Hodglns, ne nw.19
Joseph Hodglns, nw nw.19
Joseph Hodglns, aw nw.19
Bridget Hodglns, pt se
nw 19
Joseph Hodglns, nw sw.19
Thos. Hodglns, pt n 4
nw .20
LD. C. Beacom, n 4 sw.,20
u. u. ueacom, o aw
sw 20
D. C. Beacom, se sw 20
Patrick Heenan, se ho.. '.23
Mary E. Hcenon, pt s 4
no sw - ..24
Mary E. Heenan, s 4 nw
BW
Mrs. P. Heenan, s 4 nw
so 24
Ed. T. Kearney, sw 8W.24
Patrick Heenan, pt so
sw 24
Mrs. P. Heenan, s 4 ne
so 24
Mrs. P. Heenan, pt n 4
ne se 24
Pat Heenan, n 4 no.... 25
Pat Heenan, n 4 nw....25
Patrick Heenan, ne ne..26
Sarah E. Earlock, pt sw
sw 26
Sarah E. Earock, pt se
se 27
D. C. Bqacom, s 4 ne....29
D. C. Beacom, ne nw..,.29
D. C. Beacom, se nw ....29
Sarah E. Earlock, e 4
no ,..34
Horace Duggan, ot 10... 35
John Mufty, pt lot 12. ..33
C. IC Heffernan, ot 13... 36
John Harty, lot 14 35
Sarah McDonald, e 4 lot L
15 35
M. Heffernan. lot 17 ....35
Mrs, Mary Sullivan, lot
18 ,.35
M. Qulnn, lot 19 25
Horace Dgggan, pt nw
nw 35
Sarah Earlock. nt nw
nw 3E
Stephen LeJse, pt ne nw.35
Sarah E. Earlock, pt s
4 nw 35
John and Joe Cullen, pt s
4 nw 35
40
40
40
40
154
4
80
80
32
40
80
40
12
10
10
20.20
80
80
19.25
40
40
40
20
40
40
35
40
40
11
80
2S
15
20
62.92
40
23.60
24
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To Brighten Gilt Frames.
Rub them with freshly bakod bread
moistened with ammonia; or try tho
older method of washing them In wa
ter In which onions havo been boiled,
and to which a little sulphur has boon
added. Tho sulphur aids In keeping
Iho yellow color.
Long-Felt Want.
This country may got along a
eat deal hotter somo day If only
the gyroscope la parf-cted bo that it
can be applied to kooplng statesmen
pady. Dooston Globe.
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1
HOMER.
Original Plat.
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Smith's Addition.
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Price's Addition
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North Addition,
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Fractional East
Homer.
Lot. Blk. Amt,
e of pt 9. 4 .47
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Ream Addition.
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4
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Hedges Addition.
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0 2
6 2
7 2
enter 50
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$20.10
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Setting a Difficult Task.
"Slnco he's there," writes an editor
of a representative, "lt'n all right to
glvo him onough bills to keep him
busy and let hlra run away from home
with the idea that ho advocated more
laws than tho people could possibly
break."
The Better Way.
A household hint says that books
can bo protected from mildew by
sprlnkllnk oil ot lavender on the
shelves. An easier way, though, would
i b. to read 'em occasionally.
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, SIOUX CITY,
Covington.
Third Filing,
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8. SIOUX C TY,
First Railway Add!-,
lion.
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slii" I
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go 26-27 .... 7
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27
SIOUX CITY,
Second Railway Ad
union.
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6
1
2
3
3
4
5
1
2
8
S.
Amt
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SIOUX CITY.
Stanton.
Blk. Amt
,13
Enamelware Cement.
For mending enanrelwaro pots and
pans where a holo has been chipped
off, tho following Is offoctlve: Equal
parts of soft putty, finely slftod coal
ashes and sifted table salt. Mix ull
together and pack it into tbo holo.
Place the mendod article on tho otovo
with a llttlo water in it until tho ce
ment gets hard. It nover fails, and it
becomes as hard as tho enamel Itself.
Nation's Mineral Waste.
Mineral waste in tho United States
la Mtimated hi $1,000,000 a day.
Lot,
7
8
9
1
2
3
4
5
6
10
11
12
7
8
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148
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287
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lot. ..38
S. SIOUX CITY.
Covington.
Blk. Amt
31
31
31
37
37
37
37
37
37
37
37
37
38
38
38
40
40
40
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13
13
14
14
14
26
26
26
27
27
27
27
27
27
SIOUX CITY,
Original.
Blk.
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Amt,
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S .SIOUX CITY.
First Addition.
,ot. Blk. Amt
2 6 1.57
3 G 1.B7
9 7 1.67
0 7 7.45
t 22 ft 22
23-24 ..7 .84
3 8 14.14
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S. SIOUX CITY.
Second Addition.
Lot. Blk. Amt.
5 4 1,67
12 4 .84
13 4 .81
15 8 12.85
16 8 1G.8G
6 9 12.86
11 9 12.85
12 9 12,86
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8. SIOUX C TY.
Gilbert's Addition.
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NILE FUNERAL BOATS
QUAINT BURIAL CEREMONY OF
OLD EGYPTIANS.
Fortunate Is tho woman who is too
busy to have that kind of a tongue.
Overdrawn.
Robinson I hear you fell out with
tho bank.
Jackson Yes; 1 lost my balance.
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Water Craft Always Usd for Carry
Ing the Dead to Their Place of
Sepulcher Model Placed
In the Tomb.
It was a custom of tho ancient Egyp
tians to bUry tholr dead to tho west of
tho Nile, nt an extreme edgo of the
valley. Thoy believed that somewhere,
far to tho west, woro tho happy re
gions whoro tho dead reposed. It was
to that land, thoy said, that tho sun
god ealled each ovenlng to return be
neath tho earth and reappear In the
cast tho next morning. To this land
tho Egyptian firmly believed ho would
pass after death and there howould
oxlst peacefully.
After tho death of an Egyptian tho
mortal remains were transported
ncross from tho cast to tho west side
of tho Nllo In a special funeral boat
which, In addition to tho mummy, was
ladon with everything that tho soul
might need In tho hereafter, to bo on
tombod with tho body. After reaching
tho western shore a procession would
bo formed to march to tho tomb. At
tho entrance tho final rites woro per
formed and tho body with Its accom
panying treasures wbb sealed Inside
tho sepulcher.
In addition to Its use In tho burial
ceremonies, tho boat had another uso
that was considered by tho nnclent
Egyptians to be a very Important one,
according to a writer In tho Path
finder. That was to servo tho soul
after death. A boat was necessary
In order to reach tho "happy Islce" of
the dead, which, thoy belloved, wero
Fcparated from tlo world of tho living
by a broad expanso of water. Souls
wero ferried ncross by a boatman
named "Turnfaco," so called becauso
he poled his boat while looking back
ward. This boatman, however, would
recelvo only tho souls of tho pood,
those or whom It could bo said "Ho
hath dono no mil."
Sometimes, In order to Inform tho
ferryman of the righteousness of tho
departed, this Inscription would bo en
graved on tho tomb: "1 gave broad to
tho hungry, water to tho thirsty, cloth
ing tb tho naked and a boat to the
boatless." In some cases, tho Egyp
tians belloved, those who had no boat
were carried across tho waters by tin
hawk or by tho Ibis, or perhaps friend
ly souls might be persundod to send
a boat after them, or thoy might even
accompany tho sun-god on his west
ward Journoy.
So Important n part did tho boat
play In the burial coromonles that In
most cases a model of It wnB made
and placed with tho body In tho tomb,
or sometimes a picture of tho boat wbb
painted on tho coflln. It Is not uncom
mon to find In nnclent Egyptian tombs
of 4,000 or moro years ago n little
model ot a boat along with tho treas
ures and usunl furnishings. In somo
of tho pntnted representations of bonts
aro shown, In addition to tho mummy,
treasures, food and drink for tho dead,
furnishings ot the tomb, etc
Dr. Piorco's Tleasant Pellets first put up
40 years ago. They rcgulato and invfgonv 1
stomach, liver and bowels. Bugar-coau-il
tiny granules. Adv. "
HI. Title.
"Mark has a mania for giving gtrla
presents ot handsome umbrellas."
"Yes, thoy call blm their rain boau."
roim own DRt'onisT will ttxt, toi?
Tty Murine Hro Homed for lied, Weak, Watctlf
Kjej and Orannlatnl BrollUnj No Hmrtln, -
Inst Mrs Comfort. Write fur Hook of tiin K a
17 mall Free. Muitno K;e Itemed? Co. Chicago.
Improved.
"He's a self-made man, Is ho not""
"Yes, except for tho nltoratlona
mado by his wife and her thothor."
Judgo.
Source of Appreciation.
W. D. Trltcs, tho American novi
lBt who had to go to London to gr-t
published, whero his books achieved
a groat success, was lunching in Gtr
mautown when his host's llttlo son
asked:
"Father, what Is appreciation?"
"Appreciation," said Mr. Trltos, "la
my boy, a raro malady, something HUo
borl-berl people get It far away from
homo."
JUDGE CUrJEP, HEART TROUBLE.
I took about G boxes of Dodds KM
ney Pills for Heart Trouble from
which I had suffered for 6 years. I
bad dizzy spells, my oyes puffed.
my breath wan
short and I ha.l
chills and back
ache. I took tho
pills about a yen r
ago and havo hi 1
no return ot tho
palpitations. Am
now 63 years oil,
able to do lota ot
manual labor, am
and weigh abo.t
ft a
Judgo Miller.
well and hearty
200 pounds. I feci very grateful tta-t
I found Dodds Kidney Pills and yea
may publish this letter If you vlsh. I
am eorving my third term as Probr.io
Judgo of Gray Co, Yours truly,
PHILIP MILLER, Cimarron, Kan.
Correspond with Judgo Miller about
this wondorful remedy.
Dodds Kidney Pills, 50c. per box rt
your dealer or Dodds Mcdlclno Co..
Buffalo, N. Y. Write for HousehoM
'Hints, also music of National Anthem
(English and German words) and ra
clpes for dainty dishes. All 3 sent free.
Adv.
SIOUX CITY.
Dllss Place.
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Witness my hand nml official seal this
1st day of October, 1914 q
County Treasurer Dakota County, N.
DrasKa.
(Seal)
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The Pinch.
Miss Edith Wharton, tho novelist,
who happened to bo In Paris nt the
beginning of tho war, Is devoting her
self thuro to aiding tho poor nildln
ettes. "I wanted to do something," sho
said, "nnd 1 decided to dovoto my
self to helping the llttlo Parisian
dreBsmnker's apprentice who finds
herself destitute, now that tho ateliers
are nil closed. We Americans, who
owo so much to tho mldlnotto, should
feel It our duty to help her.
"I find," Miss Wharton, continued,
"that these charming young girls have
very modest appotltes. A franc a day
buyB them tho same Bort of nourish
ment that thoy nro accustomed to. I
expressed my surprlso at this to tho
premiere of a fashloiiablo dressmaker
"Smiling, she replied:
"'You should not bq surprised. Sho
Is chic, our mldlnotto, and, slnco her
wago Is small, sho makes both ends
moet by leaving tho middle empty.' "
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S. SIOUX CITY,
First Itailway Ad
union.
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Her Gentle Hint.
Four-year-old Alola was visiting hor
aunt, who was not used to having chil
dren around. At tho dinner tnoio tor
tho first few minutes Alola was for
gotten In tho serving. Tho child had
blways been taught to wait, but after
what soomod a long time to hor Bho
exclaimed, "Aunt Rut', I used to eat
chicken."
Her Unreasonableness.
"Ho disappeared ono day and stayed
away flvo years. Recently ho reap
peared, and his wlfo took him back."
k'Aro thoy happy now?" "No; ho says
sho's unreasonable about trifles."
"How so?" "Sho wants to know whoro
ho was during those flvo yoars."
Louisville Courier-Journal.
Quite a Difference.
Sir Goorgo Roso, onco turning a
cornor. camo suddenly upon some
young barrlstors who wero in tho act
of aping his walk and gesturoa. "You
mistake, gentlomon," said tno gooa
naturod wit, accosting thom. "That
is not the air of tho Iloso; it ! only
tho stalk."
Test for Prospective Fath.r.
No man has any business to set
married until he can listen to a cryr
lng baby wltnout saying thlngpi that
wouldn't look well J prut
His Method of Living.
"What do you do for a living?"
'naked A ot D, bolng tho sort ot In-
qulsltlvo person that ovoryhody wants
fto kick. "I breathe," answorod B to
A, B being tho sarcastic sort ot per
son that everybody olso wants to kick.
Cleveland Plain Doalsr.
An Englishman has inventod a lawn
mower like a horse clipper, which is
Operaiou Wliu uuiu uuuun, uut v.iiui
tho henpecked husband wants Is a
pawn mower operated by Christian
JjJcleace. Louisville Courier-Journal.
Short Cavalry Rifle.
There Is considerable agltntlon in
military circles for tho adoption of
a short-barreled rlflo for use In tho
cnvalry, Tho reason for this proposed
chungo Is that tho handling of tho
Instrument would be- materially facili
tated, while Its weight would bo de
creasedalways nn Important consid
eration. A sergeant of marines has
boon remodeling for sportsmen n num
ber of sorvlco rlllea to bo used for
big gnmo. A bnrrol In ono Instance
was shortened four inches with satis
factory results. Much Interest has
boon evinced by tho' short-rlflo itrh
catos In the experiments, and It 1p
belloved possible that tluough them
some modification or tho cnvulry gun
may result.
Poor Little Orphan.
Alice Joyce, star In motion pictures,
had an experience with a llttlo negro
girl a few days ago which brings a
chucklo whenever it is repented.'
Miss Joyce was on her way horn a
nrtcr an arduous day's work. A lltllu
colored girl crying ngalnst a telegra'-'i
polo troused her sympathy. Tlit
charming star approached tho girl an 1
Inquired the cause of tho trouble, Tim
child replied that her aunt' had Just
driven her from tho house.
"Whero Is your father?" asked MIsj.i
Joyco.
"Novah had no pappy," was the re
ply." "Well, whero Is your mother?"
"Dald," was tho laconic answor."
Miss Joyce was touched. "Dead."
sho replied pityingly.
"Yalh! sho dono died bofo Ah waa
bo'nl"
Hoarding Coin In France.
It has been ostlmnted that during
tho month of August silver coin to thi
amount of $400,000,000, or 2,000,000.
000 francs, went Into hoard In Franco,
tho Wall Street Journal states. Tlui
difficulty of making small chango un
der these circumstances resulted In Is.
Bulng notes of denominations from 1
unit franc to two francs each. Th 1
fractional currency Is mado oxchango
ablo at the Bank of France for largrr
bills. If silver currency In tho flv.
coiintrlos of France, Erigland, Ger
many, Austria-Hungary and Italy fled
Into hoard to about tho same extern.
then as much as $2,000,000,000 In sil
ver alono, or twlco tho public debt of
tho United States, must havo disap
peared In llttlo more than a month
Assuming that bb much gold and silver
went into hiding, tho flvo countripa
must havo withdrawn from circulation
and from bank deposit a grand tot; I
of $1,000,000,000 of motalllc currency.
English Forbade Games.
"TIiIb Is no time for gatnos," nays
Lord Hohorts, and It may be recalled
that In bygone conturlea our two
great national sports, cricket and foot
ball, wero forbidden under heavy pen
alties becuuso thoy Interfered with
warlike oxorclsos. Under a statute
of Edward IV crlckot was expressly
condemned on account of Its keeping
tho youth from archory practice, upon
which tho 'national safety so largely
depended, and anyone Inducing In It
was liable to two years' imprisonment.
Founders of public schools, also, as In
tho caso of Harrow, forbado almost nil
games excopt "shooting with bow and
arrow." London Chronicle.
Ominous Sign. v.
As tho Statuo of Liberty liovo In
sight ono of tho passongors rushed In
to tho captain's quartors. "Say, cap,"
ho hiccoughed, "can't yo wait around
out here until dnrk? My wife's wait
ing for mo with n club in hor hand."
Exchange
Formation of Hailstones,
According to a Gorman scientist,
hailstones uro formed by tho eloc
trlclty of thunderstorms which thov
ue'oinpany.
FOUND OUT.
A Trained Nurse Discovered Its Effect.
No ono Is In bettor position to know
tho valuo of food and drink than a
trained nurso.
Speaking of coffoo, a nurso in Pn ,
writes: "I Used to drink strong cof
fee myself, and Buffered greatly froi 1
headaches and indigestion.
"While on a visit to my brothers f
had a good chance to try Poatum, ft r
thoy drank it altogether in place tt
coffee. Aftor using Postum two week 1
I found I was much benefited ari
finally my headaches disappeared an I
also tho Indigestion. w j
"Naturally I havo slnco used Postun
among my patients, and have notlcfl
n marked benefit where coffeo has
been left oft and Postum used.
"I observe a curious fact nbot.t
Postum when used by mothers. It
greatly helps tho flow ot milk in cases
whero coffeo is inclined to dry it
up, and where tea causes nervousness.
"I find troublo in getting servant 3
to mako Postum properly. 3ut when
it is prepared according to direction?
on packago nnd served hot wltU
cream, it is certainly a delicious bev
erage." Name given by Postum Co., Battlo
Creole, Mich. Read "Tho Itoad to
Wellvllle," In pkga.
Postum comes In two formB:
Regular Postum must bo .well
boiled. 15o and 20o packages.
Instant Postum ia a solublo powdei.
A toaspoonful dlBBolves quickly in
cup of hot water and, with cream an 1
sugar, madti a delicious beverago in
stantly. 30o and 50o tins.
Tho cost per cup ot both kinds la
about tho same.
"There's a Reatoa" for Postum.
r-old by Grocers,