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I McKelvie & 1 ton's
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PoIa.xud CKtrvsx.
S5s-d Sows
To He Held III
Pender. Nebraska,
Tuesday, Jan. 28th
'orty.eljjhl Head of JIITyiH
Poland ('l)lna Bred (Hits
Threo reentered spring bonis.
A uniform offerinR- from Ne
braska's pioneer herd, rcpro
MontitiK tne blood of the Inter
national champion, Mc's Snmp
Bon.and the National champion,
JK Price, breeding. OfferlnR
is lmmuned and fully Kuaran
tcod. Every animal bred by
the sellers. Pediv;reei furnish
ed sale day. A worthy offer
ing in every respect that are
in the pink of breeding condi
tion. For cataJojr, write to
0. McKELVIE,
Clay Confer, Nebr.sta
Cols. Slicehiiii, Yo(?t and Criirsp,
Aiictliiiii'ers.
L ESPERATE LEAP FOR LIFEl
TUB Jl KHALI) - $1.25 Per Yr
CLAIMS CENTURY-OLD FUND
Chilean Government Ako Return
Unexpended Portion of In
demnity Paid In 1821.
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Tho full bench of Iho jMiiatneliuiclti
Biipreino court has boon cnllod upor
to determine the ownership of u ftinf,
nearly a century old, which Is elalmw!
by the commonwealth of Mnoanchu
Hetts on one hand and the Chllenn gov
eminent on tho othor.
In 3821 mi American ship returnlnj
from Cbliux to Boston was seized bj
Ghllcnu revolutionists and its enrgt
confiscated. When nornml condllioni
prevailed in Chllo tho Unlto'd Slntpl
demanded Indomnlty and Clillo pnU
$70,100.
William H. Gardiner of Urookllna
AIiies., was selected to distribute h
money ninonn those entitled, to it. Hi
executed tho trust except as to tw
Chinese known only as Pnqun itrv'
Moqwi, morchantfl and Thomas Vtir
her of lioston. Mr. Qnrillnor failed t
locate these persons or tholr reproson
tatlves. ' When ho died tho trust wai
transmitted to his son, and upon tin
hitter's death to tho grnndson ant
Krcnt-grandson, Hubert II, Cardinal
and Ilohcrt II. Gardiner, Jr., who nrf
now Its custodians.
Tho present holders of tho , fiui
have Bcarchcd through tho records u
tho state department, tliroiiKh th
American consular norvlco nt Canton
China, and through various oIIkk
nourcca, for tho heirs of l'uquu, Moqiu
and Thomas Furbor, without succoss
Parachute the Only Hepo of Occi
pants el -dbsprvatlori Dalfoon
Destroyed at the Front.
A British rihservotloo-wnlloim, no
(bored nt tho western froat had its
enblcs cut by ene-tar airplanes, ftI
the balloon Kooral fbosfrod8,if feet
npv.nrd Into the cloud A -Waiter IB
London Mall, who lllt&rfl the
Incident, describes what fotlottM.
From the point whara U Vanished, Iip
says, we presently saw on kibbII
sperh. thn another, dropping f rou the
clouds. For some hundred of foot!
they fell like dead weltfht, then pttrn
chutos npen(J, rml tho vfiki, now
revealed as raen, were steadied In
their earthward" rorrre, flonUn,? rap
Idly, but safety, to tho ptound
After th balloon got free, they, hail
destroy! their pnpor and tostrn
nients, clambered over tho Sldo Qt tho
bnBkot, nod Iwprd for Ho Ihto tho
rreat void beneath them, trusting that
the parachutes' ntrapned round their
waists would open when tftey should.
Think of (hot desperate spring Into
the vast, gray vapory nothingness be
nenrh tin lmlloou; the feelirc of tho
men (ii they made H, urrccrtaln of
what -would happen ; the nwf ul to nfca
tlon of cisfln,t yourscjf blindly froifc
soch nn apfioJHng height wHh the
knowledge ilmt only flossy -piece of,
material, which ralcht act rightly and
mtht not, Intervened hetwopa your
nelf and a cwsh into tho earth many
thousands of foot botow; the -tense
strain of tho stonc-Ilko drop thrpugh
two hundred feot of tho void brfore
the pnrnWhuto opened, and th-n yie
nnrfoas Mental qaery, throttjth the
later utases of tho descent: "what
Khali I li'jlit fl9'"iV' matter of w
premo co:riTTCSfo' tlat efianeo got
erna absolutely. In this uo, tho men
inado n ife landing. ' ,"-
SPLENOIOWORK OF DtVB
tKOAL XOTTCKS
VlrtTitniication Jau., 101ft -Iw
ItOIMAKD rAUMKimirl.T
" Notice is herehy fven that th'f'y
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nni ihh'i tvti wizen unrtor n.ja puc- w
juani to- tho lawH or tho ;t.u ot
Nsbrsaka., corporation, the n!mo
of wWcH "Huhhard Faro.-; .
Supply Gcmry.
iho uruicipn place" 01 tr-'nr.c-
.. k i i X s.
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Feal of 'Underwater Bepalrlnfl' on
Wrecked Si'ntsr I Olvn Hlflh
Prslsa by Ghlpplrlfc Men.
"Cleans" Crowd of Cash.
Vacuum gleanliiK money from streo.
crowds was tho striking schomo cm
ployed In one of tho largo cities Komi
weeks ago for tho -benefit of tho Ite
Cross, says Popular Sclonco Mngazlno
A suction plpo was hold over tin
heads Of persons congregated on the
sidewalk, and contributions solicited
by n leathcr-lungcd seaman who about;
od through n megaphone. Crisp doj
lar hills and worn greenbacks, It maft
torcd not which, were drawn In b;
Htrong suction forco when inserted 1.
tho nozzlo of Uio tube.
Tho novelty of tho plan nttractc
passers-by and drow forth many doun
tlons.
One of the "st renjnrt-jiblo feats In
the h!tojry of Amorlcnn Inbor, occowl
Ing to Copt. I.rmls Turner, represent"
Ins mnrlno underwriters, was the snli
marine -rcpalrtndt of A etenmer sal
vaged oflt the Cslltofftia const hy a
diver nnmOd Theodore Wlefci, Th
success o? thia mn In his perllotw
Work.mr.de It possible to raise tho ves
sel for fuithor imtwrtnnt servfci In the
governmenl'B war progrnm, wliefe ship
plnir is urgently needed.
There wre fully IflQ patches of, tem
porary nrWrc to Be put on tlm shatt
ed sides of tht VC.Wol While U w
bumping Hbmii on tho rocs, making, M
by all oi'il i the higgcut oh of tho kind
nnw nHiimnf,l ,m h tAlfl flnftHt.
The hljj ri-t pfteh Wa teh feet Vrtd
and id feet jomr. Three layers of Inchi
plank, with r anvns between, were asM
In pntebliifr. rl lil kept the water out
while the Mi!p was helnir pnnfped.
Lnr iwuibcr i of Milpplus wen vis
ited the dry dork w hero' tho .ship went
after IMver Wick's exploits, and wow
nstnnlHhed that ll had leon posBlWo to
snlvngn the vowel at nil. The dlvorM
work Is viewed nil nion tho const nt
an Inspiration to labor in Its great task
of wluuing the war.
tlnff tno Uinmes of s& oo-"pornti' i.
-shall ho at Huhtnrd,'JJakot; ocunty,
Ne1wastr,
Tha 0ct for1 wWch this cupf.r
ation is rtned It to buy, aell, j '
and- traffic in merchandise of nil
kinds at rotail or wboleale, and to
own. Hold. rlnt. lace, mortKnee. soil
I jutd ,ooVey, real estate and personal
propt rty jus my becoma desirsblo
or neoQSBary. in tne aopauct vt. .,e
tosjtnaav !
Tho auiJhorigad canttnl tock f
said cerporati'o ahaN be ' ftJOjOOW,
of which fully 9l2,mab shall hvo
been paid in utthe time -of tho
c'iinr.icetjwnt of luinlnets, which
thftll hoi, S.Mtlell 'in shares 4f the par
vnh-e of-10.00.
, This, coforRtion slwll commerces
huHirtesB on the lt day of August,
1018, and ahejl continue tntll tho 1
dry erf'AuRiMt, 133, with rlKhfc of
renewal or dlasolution, at provlctci
by law.
Too indebte'hir3 of, th',3 eorpi-iitb-n
aholh ui no time ecced one
half of its cap'tal stock, except a:
otirrwiso-roVidod by law.
'I'Hey affairs of this corporr.ti .n.
'h ill he under the control and mai,
nf c-tnent of a Boj.rd of five Director a
who shall ho stockholders, whow
term of off sea shall be for one year
or untllHheir successors Rro elected
w d Civsll8Qd.
Iho Uourd of Directors fhall elect
from their number a president, and
isnuil eject or appoint n. troasurer
n A seoret'nry, aod rn'iy create
aoeo " Other . offices and appoint
weh orher amenta as" tho" busi
ness of the corporation m.y require.
tlfttH.the reguler Unnoal meeting
f thjU .a'ckholders which shall bo
hai t on the third Tuesday in May of
er.ch year, the foUdWrng named per
uiu shall COnBtltuti the Board of
Directors: George, Tirnlin, Fred
IJartek, r,. Brown PaJmer. John Fil
ler and Snniael Knox, and until said
annual mecins in My, 1919, the
roHowtn;? persons fhall constitute
he genera's ofi.cprs, ot said corpora
tion, vb Gcorpo TinUln president,
Johh Fclier, tier'urcr, and, George
Timlin, sc-ct'etary,
ubHafd Prutoa Supply Compapy.
Cv Geortre Timlin. President.
Atfcst:
Georpo Timlin, Secrteary.
(Soft!) '
Haviiiir miIiI my farm. 1 nil! uU. 4 miles smrlh c, if .Inclison. Ncbiv. niiil 4 ft)
ttorthwt'st of Hnbbard, Nel)r., and ." milow pat hii1 1 miln south of Watt'vliuiy. Xob.,
ami 1 mWo month rf dooilvriti, Xchr., to the hiffju'ftt ImiIiIit, without reserve, nil my
JHtln
30,
Thursday,
SAtK TV ISfTABT AT 11:00 O'CLOtK
8 head of Horses &
l-'KBE LUNCH AT XOOX W
Mm
1 Njinft of roan mare 8 ami 4 yWrs oh, wt. 3500 Ihs.
1 sorrf K mjtrc, 5 years old, wt. 1300 Ihs.
v ,1 saa of good males, 12 ycarrf old, wt. SgOO lbs.
1 froan mare, 12 yenrs old, wt. 1200 Jlis.
' ' bay gelding, 1-i years old, wrt. 110'J fhs.
1 black marc, 5 years old, wt. 1400 -Ibi. ,
1 coining 2-year old e'oH. 1 good 'coming yearling eolt.
0 yearlings on full feed.
7 choice milk cowu.
'A srood
I'i'i
i
36 C5ii&ier White
Dandaacs Now Mado Quickly.
A recent Invention whlcl hns noj
been ninrkotcd as yet, hut Is roportc(
to bo u grcnt succoss, Is an olcctrh
roller for uso in tnnkhig the much
needed ilvo-ynrd rolls of handngoa
This now dovlco Is not only n aruai
tlmo nnd labor Oliver, but requlrei
llttlo prnctlco to lourn to operate. Tin
rollers opornted by hund, as thoy haVi
heen heretofore, requlro skill nn(
training to opnrnto them successfully
and tho work la strenuous. By rolllnj
electrically tho operator bj ablo t
keep both hands on the bnmlagQ
whllu In hand operation one hanl
guides the roll or bumluuo niul tin
other operates tho roller.
New Llflht on Term "0. K."
1'iwldcnt Wilson has his own WR
of doing things, and ho nleo hns t
very good reason for dolus them hit
own way. Not only does that applj
to matters of world-wide Important!
hut to trivial things ms well,
In signing unofficial documetMao
official documents he fonnally wrifci
"Approved" tlie president Of the Tlt
ed States precedes bis signature fjtt
tho word "01;eh.H ' ,
One of his accrWarles, Hnddonlj
realizing tiie signineahc;e of the worU"
asked the president why he did no)
writ "0.' It"
"IJocnuse that's wrong," said "Tll
sou.
"Wrong?" echoed jhe secretary
"Isn't it derived from Andrew Jack
wm's Ori KrechtT'" '
"No," said Wll tort. ,'0. K.' i ofter.
ciToneously used for 'Okeh,' which t
tho Cliwuw iangusgo moons, ''It li
o.' "
l".r:,t puwUcation Jan, 9, 119 Iw
Order of Kpiirlnar and Notice on Petl
thin ftrtytt!cmeut;f. Account-
Xn the Count; Codftt ' of Bokota
County, Nebraska,
State of obrtfefca Conty of Dako
ta 88.
In Janalo lather Jacobin, Sarah
Mwlo Boss,, Jeiwtfjp E. Ittss.jftrank G.
fait, Vlnethrt Eoss, Edrtr h. ftosjs,
Bernard E. &o$s, id 6 ail percons
interested in tho 6Slat of Leonard
Uor, det eased: '
On iMidinw ihe petition of Sidney
T. I-'-rmJ praying a final suUlemcnt
i4nd i.llowance of his account fdd in
Ibis Court on tho 2nd day of January,
iiJlD, and ior proofs of heirship, tt
ia hereby ordered that you and all
persona interested in wml mutter
may, and do appear j& the County
Court ta be held In and lor said
County, on tho 31st day of January,
A. 1. I91S, nt'ten o'clock A. M., to
show Caiipe; if anv there be. whv the
prayer of the petitioner should not
i..e granted, and that notice f the
pendtney of said petition a.id the
nearlnuf thereof be given to all per
son interested in said matter tyy
publishing a copy of 4thls order in
Iho Dakota County Herald, a wccklv
newnpaper printed in said county,
for four successive weeks Drior to
anidday of hearlna.
H. W. aiCKINLKY,
(Seal) County Judge,
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ti choice bvood'IOW, a,H bred .to pure-bred Chester White 'boar. 1 boar.
20 goou ahowts, ail good one..
MMMMMt
i Ttriargwi sm i i iiniimasnw)iin in m
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Ai: Complete Line d Farm Machines1
N SK HAhE BILLS FOnrURTfrKR'PAUTK'UCAKS
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20 bushels potatoes. 1100 hurhels good corn in crib. 200 bushels i;h! oats.
biiHttels wheat. 10 bushels go.od seed com. li tons alfalfa, clover and .timothy
A lot of good chickens. 1 well drilling out-fit, complete.
TERMS 10 month time at HpQi- ecuih interest: Ruhik under $10, Cash
PETER ANDERSON
9
Col. E. F. HASHUtfSEX, Auctioneer.
Owner
3f. ,T. 1JOLKK, Cleric. W,
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tZf&&vi7&rtrj yxrr&nry&i&rmaxiBSisit.
WfcewtoA"""-1'1 fc---r i i. &i AJsv4..?Js-4A-ii , v u, .... i -wU'iaNiJw;,
MHWiMMMtfVMUMM
F,7'Mryti
Cc
Swamp a War Garden.
Too old to be taken Into tho service
Ocorge Hoy, ti Jnpaueso resident ol
Juneau, Alaska, -ling turned u mos
qullo HWnmp Jnto u patriotic gnrdet
tlmt has become tho admiration of ilu
city.
llndlshus In this unique garden soni!
their greoii tops upnnrd to form "thi
word "Liberty," and near by is formei
n bell.
To ono side a cross blooms In rot
sweet peas, wlillo tluy walla, wrlgglj
fences nnd rocks Willi Jlqwurs wandop
lug over thorn add to thu uttrnolloni
of tho place.
Cost of Infectious Diseases.
Scarlet fevor, jncnsloa nnd illphUie
rln cost tho puoplo of Chicago $7,602,
4jS during tho courso of tho year. Tidi
hugo bill represents eo much putd on; !
ris tho prlco of carelessness and in
difference, for much if not all of.thl
disease might luivn been pravanton
precautions, moralizes tho Journal o
tho American Medical Awoolnt' r,
urging tlio dollars uud cents vnluu o ,
disease urcvsfltlon. ,
Wheat Nat a Necessary Food.
Wheat la not ftecoasury. -Wo an
accustomed to regard wheat ns a taon
or less indlapenvablo nrtlclo of dk't
It hrn't. It is an artJqlo of luxnry, u!
ubsolutely uqthlng e.Uie. Wheat nos
sessea over oats, corn and rice thso
lately no nutritional quality for mac
or beast. It has no more protein and
r.r better protein. It has no more fat
and no better fat. It has no mineral
salt better or in larger amounts. It
hau no more fuel or better fuel. It U
Just one of the cereals, and there iau't
tho Bli,;hteKt evidence that it is th
lir.s iu, because o for as compara
tive t-MH ure foncerned in nalmnls
it isn't tho best one; it is very fi
from the best one. 4. M. Taylor, &f.t,
U. 8. Food Adinhil tutor.
Germany From ih Clauds,
"Ryc" ltleUenbRvUvi l .wtad )M
saylog: '
"tti n.-iny lwks vutber pence fnl
Plrat publication Jau. 0, 1919-4w
Probate Nolbje to TrOdltors. -
In the County Court of Dakota
County, Nebraska.
In the matter of the Estate of
Pete Gigenr, deceased.
Notice lo hereby Riven,- that tho
creditors of tho said deceased will
meet the administrarix of said es
tate, before me. County Judge "f Da
kota County, Nebraska, at the County
Court Room in aid county, on thi
4th dy of March, 1919, and on the
7th day of April, 1910. ,.t 10 o'clock
A, M- each clay, for tne purpose of
presenting their ciafms for examina
tion, adjustment and allowance.
Thr3i months nro allowed for crjdlt
ore t prM.ut their claim from Jan
uary 4, 10it, and one year fur tho ad
ministratrix to settle satd estate,
fro! the 12th day of October, 1918.
This notice will no "published m the
Dakota County Herald for 'four weeks
successively prior to the 4lh day of
March, lyik
Witness my hand and seal of said
CO)rt, this 4th duy of Jnnur.iv, A. D.
191t. - S. W. McKlNLtiY,
(Seal) County Jude.
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Itavlug decided, to quit farming, I will sell at Public Auction on the old Mike
Duggen farm, I mile north of Goodwill and 2 miles southwest of Willis'the follow
ing described personal property, on
'Tuesday,
-3- -
Jan.
1 1 0
(50M3IKXC1N AT 11:00 O'CLOCK SUA HI
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! k.'l it I'm ,ml i . U,,.;, c
b K rias-,. eonljn a tlin . 1 I
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ar'l n.it ti I u . Mil' ll. -it I r, .
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liinS i ui l:ui'ti t iM m,ij n I n.nff of
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rrota above and there sei'ias to he llltb ' ' " '
dtstuildi.tf Hi 111 bii' k :i ,nvsif oui l' '
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point "f l i ('. '- i .'. '(..
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nt urr se.ft. Any held i-."iud v 't!
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i. u-l v. i citaur c- i.,t i-'Jf m: if CMMM
1 ba mare, 10 years old, heavy in foal.
1 pair iron grey horsVs, (' yrs.. wt. 0200.
1 brown home, 10 years, t. Hot).
1 Rood saddle horse.
37 head of
2 cows with calves. 32 springy heifers.
15 Read of god
FAR
yrs.
roan horse, 'Z years, wi. 3200.
hlacK horse, S years, wt. 1200.
grey horse, 10 years, wt. 1100.
wi. 1000.
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1 -year-old bull.
attie
2 yearling hulls.
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MACHNERY
ST. G. Mandt wagons, com pi etc, 3 boxes with scoop endgate. Stougblou Irueh
wagon, 8 boxen wllh'eirflgate. Good hay raek and wagon. Truck agon. Huggy.
McCorniick 8-ft. binder. 3 MeCorntiek moMers. McCorniick hay rack. 2 )aiu
sweeps. 3 good difcc, 1 new last spring. 3 Moliue ctiltivators. 3-row Culti
vator; Sulkey plow, walking plow. John ieer'eorn iilanter, new last year and
160 rodt wire. 3-row utalk eulter. 3 drags, 1 3-soction and 1 2-section. New
harrow curt. Cloverleaf niauuro spreader. Hoosier drill. Large Kconotny
King ereaiu separator. (iood bunch of tool.. Pitchforks. (Jootl as new, sad
dle and. bridle. 4 sets 1 i-iitelt harness, aliuoKt ucav. (Iood set driving harness.
Good ml single harness. Numerous Nets. Ulankets. Collars. Set 1.1-inch
harrtena, practically new. Shovel, scoops, etc. 3 dozen mixed hens. House
hold goons and other art ides too uumcrouM to mention.
TEH.MR--10 100111 time at 8 ier cent interest; Sums tinder $10, Cash.
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wi'riwft ynm
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C. J. (JOODFELLOW, Clerk.
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