J
SaKOTA COUN'iV ilEKALb, DAKOTA CITY, NEUkAicA.
. -.-
K
J
I
I
f
rt
DAKOTA COUNTY HERALD
JOHN II. HEAM, i'libllslicr.
. Entered as second class, matter in
Hie PostoITIce at Dakota City, Nebr.
subscription Price, S1.G0 Per Ycur.
Telephone Nos. nml 15.
o'tflclnl 1'nncr of Dakota Cltjr ami
Dakota Count-.
Issued Ever Thursday .Morning
Torrif n Advttrtninr He prrtentntive
JTHE AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION,
HI8 8EN8IBLE BRAIN.
t
"3h U selfish and upolled," cried his sn-
slbl brain;
"Uncertain and thoughtless and terribly
Vain,
And all ihe would brine you li Infinite
' pain."
"Perhaps," said his heart, "but I lov
$ her!"
"You're a fool!" said his brain. "She Is
playlnjr a game; ,
There' a look In your eyes that she feels
she must tame.
Tou are Just one more moth to be burned
' by the flame."
"I know," said his heart, "but 1 love
t her!"
"And you know If you put her affection
to test,"
Hald his brain, "you'd find out what al-
.'.' ready you've guessed.
That she'd say with a smile, 'You are Just
like the rest.' "
"Oh, It's true," cried hl heart, "but I
' love her!"
Hume CarrlnRton, In IJfe.
SEND LIVE FISH TO MARKET
New Idea Certainly la a Big Improve.
v ment 80 Far as Freshness of
Food la Concerned.
In Norway and Holland huge l""k
scows, which are In effect lloatltig
a'qulrla, have long been ued to fetch
fishes from the fishing grounds to mur
lctt. Thus they reach the latter allva
and In flue condition.
.The Idea baa been newly adopted
for use on this side of the ocean, and
several such scows, have been built
for traffic between Cunadlan wuters
and our northern seacoavt cities.
They ate built of wood, their hulls,
which are lone and narrow, havluic a
number of compurtineuts to hold the
flah. The compartments are perforated
with holes In order that the Bea water
may flow freely through them. Water
(Ight bulkheads at bow mid stem keep
the craft afloat.
Somo of tho fishes Inevitably die or
sicken In the course of so long a voy
age, and these are scooped out with
long handled nets and thrown away.
The scows are sailing craft, but It Is
planned to equip them with gasoline
engines for faster travel. One of them,
twenty-four days out from Quebec,
reached New York the other day with
a cargo of one thousand tons of eeH,
caught In chicken wire traps In the St.
Lawrence river, which were delivered
uUve and wriggling at the Kulton fish
market.
'Something New In Flih Stories.
A bird dog that "points" fish la
Owned, It Is said, by an old prospector
living In tho Hlnck hills, S. D. The
Jog was trained on grouse and qtiall
blit works equully well on trout.
When the old man goes fishing with
trje dog he Btands In the background
vtolle tho dog carefully works the
bonk of the stream. Suddenly the
dog comes to a point. The old man
carefully drops his bnlted hook In the
spot Indicated uud u strike Invariably
results. The aulmul has never been
l:)iown to, fall; he lias pointed trout
weighing less than a pound.
1 "Angel" In Disguise.
- Many years agb an eccentric mnn
went about Knglund dressed us a vie
grant In order to test the 'generosity
of, the people.. At one place some old
ladles treated I1I111 with kindness, and
to each of them he bequeathed 120 red
cfoaka when he died. At another
place he was whipped out of the par
ish, and lu his will he left his perse
cutors a number of whips. Horxell, n
Surrey village, received him hospit
ably, and gave him bread. Therefore
lit) provided that 2110 loaves should
be distributed to the poor of that par
ish annually forever,
t '
Notable Surgical Operation.
.' Splinters from the shlubone of a
woman hove been transplanted In the
)(gs of her baby son In the Newark
Sletnurlul hospital. When the baby was
iforn a few months ago one of the
bones of the lower leg the fibula
,wus missing lu both limbs. A freak
of nature would have condemned the
Child to drag his helpless legs behind
film for life had the bone-trnusptautliig
operation been Impossible. The new
bones will provide the elemental frame
work of what the surgeons expect will
become u sturdy pair of legs.
'' Evidently Had Guardian Angel.
K A Nova Scotia reader says that
during a severe thunder storm a
traveler took refuge lu the county
yvboolboubc. While he was there,
lightning struck the building, twisting
the stove pipe and splintering every
seat but the oue on which he was
veated.
.. Pretenses.
!'. "Do you think lobbyists are lacking
In conscience?'
t' "Some of them are," replied Semi
tpr Sorghum. "They get people to
pay them for exercising Influence
when they haven't any more lutlueiice
thau a last year's rent receipt."
.
t Tha Sixth Fine Art.
Mr. Mary H. Oreenwalt of l'hlludel
plilft bus lavented what she culls the
sixth fine art. The luventlon Is u light
und music phonograph of which chung-
tag lights t'sliow through a globe In
sympathy with the music Bui tluiore
San;
tainjiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaiaia
5 COI'XTY t'OItltttSrONDtiNCti 5
JACKSON if infinitely more value herself and
,, , ,, , ,. ,. 'her service No matter how weary
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Kennelly and he m(Rnt ,)C( nt the cose of a t,r '
children of Sioux City, spent Sunday tiaVi she nevt,r tIOUKht of herself 11
,. re'ntives here. tnero was someone to be helped,
'J he Misses Josle Kennelly and Mar- feomLone u no comforted.
Karet lllckey expect to lenve Ihurs- jt wn3 tne Krowlh 0f Christ In het
day for Sioux City to spend over sou thnt Kavc her a disposition of
Sunday In the h. 1. Kennelly home, extraordinary sweetness and an In-
Mrs Jul a -Graves and her couslti, fiuence for better things. She was
of Hubbard, M'en over Sunday in the ihc fr(en(1 of tho poor nnd the ,ovel
Wi. D. Hnrtnett home. 'of children. A Sister to all in tin
S. II. Nelson, rural carrier on lruest fcense of thc. word That ,
route one, is taking his annuul vaea- tl)e ful meB,ure f human praise
tlon of two weeks. His route Is be- To the peope of Jackson Sister ide
In served by his substitute, Harry fonse wao ,,rm frien() 0 zcaIoU(
Kennelly. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson are teacier indefatigable in her effort
upending the. r vacation with their t0 securc. the ,)L.st christian training
relatives at Waterbury am! Laurel, for thc younjf whe ,,er spirtuality
,'' i . ! 11 1 ,, .Jmude her a helpful advi.sor of tin
C. J. (.ojHlfellow and wife motorod UIer. 0f Sister lldefonse it may bt
to Lake Benton, Minn., for an over
Sumlny outing at the lake there.
air. nnu Mrs. 11. rvmney arc mi
lnK arranKcments for a two weeks'
oullmr at the lakes in northern Min-
Mr, and Airs. II. Kinney arc milk-
nesota
A solemn high mass of requiem
will be cehbrated here Thursday h,y just n th'e wag rawin
mornlnir for the repose of the soulto'a j0SJ Sister ufeton80 f,uiut,;
of Sr. M. ldefonse, who passed away , ,)r(.ath(.d her llttt nnd hur pur'0 boU
at St. Iuis last week. , I went to meet her God.
Jackson defeated Goodwin in a 10-1
Inning game here Sunday, by a score
of a to 2.
Misses Blanche nnd Anna Waters
arc enjoying n two weeks outing at
i.i... 11 1. t
m I c ill' r nt ing lighted candles, and chnntinp
Marie Sullivan of Chicago .s a ..L"l,)C,V High mass was sung al
guest in the r rank Ku?li home. .Pht .,'elnck Wn.lnnlsv (..
Mr nni M,o ll 1. Wnitiro fnliifnnrl
from O'Neill, Neb., Saturday, where
thev spent a week visiting in the W.il'lVl'.-T r " i i i. cT... "-'
J. DIKI1I1 liuinu. .
t titil. I- .
Mrs. .1. L. Dessert and daughtei ,
Mary, of Casper, Wyo., arrived here '
last Saturday for a visit in the home
of her mother, Mrs. C. Jones, and oth
er relatives.
Margaret Goodfellow visited the
past week in the John W. Twohig
home.
Margaret Qulnn departed Thursday
of Inst week for Spalding, Neb., to
xpend her vacation In the Frank Mo
ran home.
Mr. and Mrs, John Flannery and
Mi", nn.l Mrs n,.t t Pniion nii.tnri.il
to Struhle, Iowa, Sunday and spent
the lny in the J. .J. Nolen Home.
Marie Ityan departed the last of
the week for Westfield, Iowa, for a
week's visit in the Jas. Tracey home.
Mrs. Tracey was formerly Margaret
Kyan of tins place
Tlw. .Inolfcnn tninnhnno ..vplinn.ro '
was sold Monday to Mr. Todd, of Da- Sunday. They were accompanied b;
kota City. Mr. and Mrs. Todd lnwe'tel" daughter Margaiet, of Soutl
rented rooms from Mrs. E. Lenhy, Dakota.
where they will move the exchange. 1 Rev. McClellan and wife took dm
Mr. Todd has worked for the Hell ' nr wit" nnd spent the afternoon a'
company nnd understands keeping' the Clyde Armstrong home nea
the lines in order. He also expects Willis last Sunday,
o build somo new lines east of town Henry Knudsen and family tool
ami mill several more subscribers to
the list.
Joseph Qulnn returned to Omahu
last week after an extended visit at
home.
The Chas Hansen family returned
from a month's vif.lt with relatives
at Alpena, S. D., last Wednesday.
They were accompanied home by
Mary Frye, who is visiting in the
Hansen home.
Helen Lamb, of Randolph, Neb.,
who was visiting relntives here, de
parted tor Uiuaha last Saturday i
visit Relatives there, an
(I at ISInlr,
Nehr.
Mr ntwl Mra M nruli er ft ftlr.nv !
City, were guests In the J. Q. Mnrsi
home last Saturday.
Mr. and Mr. J. J. Hipp, of Wntor
bury, spent .Sunday with relatives
here. They were accompanied ticro
by JW.iry lullen and Ualherlne rlynn,
who had been visiting in their home
tho past week.
Hans Knudsen, jr., and Lawrence
Mnron iiinM i.n.iiu iiniiun.i mill i.iij '
-- I
Saturday evening while driving in Hnnseii, of 1 ir.ersnn, and her moth"
heir car. They were run Into by r-nd S'er rr in Sloan, Iowa, nttendot
Mr. Murphy, who lives north of llo-.services at "11 V.illey hut bunciny.
i.r. vvlin wim trriuiillno' ni. u hlrli' Joe Connolly and lannlv vihitedtlu
tate of speed, and without lights
Lawrence was thrown t'hrough the.
windshield and was badly cut In the
head. Hans hnd to have several
stitches taken in his face, and hu
also hail four teeth knocked out. The
car was a total wreck.
Heath of SNter llilefoiise, 0, S. I).
After a' lingering illness of nine,
months, Sister Mary lldefonse Doyle
.11. ni nt C!f Vliin.inl'u Iwicui I Riii.it
ii i i i t. inn! I .i ... i
Louis, Mo July 10 192 1. In the 42ml
year of her religious life. )enth,
whllo not unexpected, came at the
last with some degree of suddenness. I
Sho died as she had lived, i.ulolly and .
a - 1
peacefully.
bister hlefonses name is closely
connected with the history of thu
schools of Jackson, Neb., for the past h()ld r(od8 (lt Wntcrlmry the lint of
twenty-llye years She came to Juclc.m,xt hW(.Bk for Milo. Iowa, where he
sou ill i 18, 41ml In September of that ha8 tu.rLpUd C!1 t() lhe pastoral
year i.eg.in ciiwn wrK in u e p. one
school
A year later she took
charge of the primary room, teach- , ()V r t, ' uurngton via Oma
Ing the three lower grades SHei . ', 1cd 0llk nd Charlton. He will
II(leI0Ulni.'t!hl.in.,,.T !'ut'lic "c,Tl'lreHch his last two sermons at Elk
until 1)07: the ast three years she,Vll ey next Sunday at 11 a. m., and
was placed in charge of the eighth g..j() p ,
grade. From 11)07 to 11)11 her work ' ' '
was In St. Catherine's Academy. In ,,,, ,, , , , , v. ,
August, 1011. Sister was transferred '"' '"''J ' ,I,,,,,N n"mU ",,,s
to Baraboo, Wis,, and remained theie Geo. J. McClellan, l'astor
as Superioress until August, 1011. j Another largo audience greeted
She then returned to Jackson, Neb., tu pastor last Sunday morning at 11
where sho did most efficient work In , n. m., to listen to his sermon, "The
the seventh and eighth grades of the Spirituality of Worship." A large
Academy until October, 10'0, when number of people from Homer, Em
she was stricken with her Inst illness. i.rson, Willis, Waterbury and Sloan,
ThoroughnehS, zeal, and a keen 1 1- Iowa, were, present, A large crowd
terest in the spiritual and temporal wa.s assembling in spite of thu tineat
Interests of each pupil, and an Uli-'ened storm, for the evening service,
selfish devotlo'i to duty characterised , hut on account of the ruin was dis
her work In the school room and missed
elHRwhore. Next Sunday will be tho last serv-
The announcement of the death of ices of the pastor, Hev. McCIel'an, at
Sister lldefoni brings to the Alum-1 the Elk Vallov church. He will
nc of St. Catherine's Acndemy nd preach at both the morning and evon-i
tho former pupils of the public, Ing hours. He extends a most cor
school a, nifsftngc of sorrow. Her dial invitation to his many friends,
me ot conseorcica service extends
back to the pioneer days of the con-.
gregaUon of St. Clara's Convent, Sin
sinewn, Wis., and later to the early
days of St. Catherine's.
Sitter Ildefouse'j devotion to the
sick w.ic remarkable. She had no
j money to give, but she .gave what is
said, She love I (lod and her neighhoi
The long useful life was stronglj
K-'n,irked ,,y this doube love w,lich" f,
in rallty one, for the love of one';
nc, h)()r ,s ove for G()di At th , ,
the sharp sufferings of many month:
,...,,,,! ..,i ..i..,i,. ,w...r..n..
The funeral cortege arrived at St
Clara College, Slnslnawa, Wis., 01
Tuesday, July llth. As is custom
ary, tho bodv was borne to the Chan
el accompanied bv the Sisters bear
After the mass and the blessing, tin
body was carried to the quiet spo
. T . f . . r. r
wicticu iui- ii iji liic oiaici j
s ccnie
b' t lldefonse is at rest, but her
rpnt, snirlt win ,ivp on n n'H ,i, ,.
a remembrance to the people of Jack
son of the blessedness of life in God'i
service.
Requiescat in Pace.
o
lOMv VAMiKV
A fine rni.i fell in this comniunitj
last Sunday evening, which come a1
a great blessing to the growing corn
Walter Blessing and wife of. Home
attended services at Elk Valley lasi
0,uu)
Mrs. Docioi Hansen and litth
daughter Frcdericka, of Emerson
visited the week-end with the Clyd
Armstrong family near Willis.
Mr. and Mrs. Herrick of Waterburj
attended services at Elk Valley las
'"inner at uic axei uinu nome ins
bunuay.
Mr. and Mr-:. Alfred Mogensen wen
(hopping in S!ou City Friday o
last week.
Bert Barnes hnd tho misfortune t
lose one of his host horses one da;
last week bee use of heat.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Surlier, o
Watermiry, intended services at Ell
Valley last Sunday.
Miss Bessie Woods of Morningsidr
who has been visiting relatives nea
Waterbury, t1 tended services at Ell
Vallev lii.l Sunday. Her host o
friendi were glad to meet her again
Chas, Jensen and tnmily of Water
'''y nttendil nervires nt Elk Valle;
IUHI OJllwuy.
Juanlta McCllli.n visited the week
end with he friend, Clara I.egg, at
Waterbury end was n guest of tin
Camp Fire dlrls al an outing al
ytnl lake end also at a picnic I
the Hansen grove Monday afternoon
Mrs. Clyde Armstrong of Willis, ne
. -. . .. ..
ctinpiuilcti iy ner sister, .Mrs. U0C101
toy. McClellni, family rrluiry even
"K r '" week. a h.o the .Sophui
Ilnsinushi'n inmlly ami Elmer Stewan
!
n
family and mverai others
Dr. 1'rouse of Allen was testing
Hev. McClellans Jersey cow and call
calf Monday and Tuesday of last
week, preparatory to shipping them
Hev. McClellan preached the" funer
al sermon,, f Christrpher G. Cleve
land of WiUeibury last Saturday at J
p. in., In the church. Mr, Clcvclanc
wai an aged ami highlv rcpectoc
wni an aged anil nlghlv re-i
oitfzln f W,torliirv. He w.i
,t ;.0 Vl)ll,.s old wlun hl, ,,,,
mf :i....J.,.i .!.,. i.v...,v
as .'I
d
We understand that Frank Wa
f g t, s, Cl ,' ru.1)Ur(.hnsoj
,,, f,., ,1i,ji, i ,'i,i c,..,... i..,f
U I (II H 11 ll'i II III. mi" ti'llli. W I II II
t() ,.,,. fjurbur, and will move
t k t)t sn
u.... tcii..ii u i...i i. i....
W()rU lM,.H McClellnn and Junnitn
... 1........ M. ,!,,., ., t II .. ... 'I'lw...
both Uathollc and I'rotestant, to be
present nt the services next Sunday.
Services 'it 11 a, in., and 8::I0 p, m.
o .
iniiiHAitn
John Jensen and Mr, Hoover were
in Sioux City Thursday of Inst week
Mr. Freda Hippie and daughter of
I'endcr, visited several days at the
John .lessen home the past week.
Clark Story of Foster, Neb., visited
astThursday at the I'. Story home.
Mrs. Hciss, Mrs. L. Allen and Mrs.
ii. Hcnzc were In Sioux City shop
ping Saturday.
Mrs. John Hartnctt visited several
days last week In Sioux City with
elatives.
Mrs. James Smith nnd daughters,
Margaret and Kathrin, visited over
Sunday in Carroll with the former's
irother, Mr. C. Thompson, and fam
ily. Mrs. Frank Lussler is a patient at
he Samaritan hospital in Sioux City.
Mr. and Mrs. Chns. Varvals motor
cl to Sioux (. ity Saturday.
Margaret Hartnctt visited a few
Jays in Sioux City with relatives last
vcek. The Collison family and Mr. and
Mrs. L. Allen went to the Jackson
lake fishing Sunday afternoon.
The Hoy Giaves family of Emerson
pent Sunday here with Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Grnves.
Lenora Baumgarden of So. Sioux
3ity, visited Sunday at the C. Darrow
home.
Anna Blnnche Evans visited last
vcek in Emei.son with friends.
Mrs. Sherlock of Emerson, spent
Sunday here at the T. McGee home.
The Hubbard ball team played the
lomer team Sunday and were de
'eated. Miss Hallie M. Smith of Omnha is
naking nn extended visit with her
ister, Mrs. T. Brozek.
Mrs. T. Brozek nnd Miss Smith
verc in Sioux City Tuesday.
o
Jl 031 Kit
Audry 'Allaway and wife nre in
'ellow" Stone Park having a good
ime blissfully ignorant of the fact
hat their home was struck by light
ling during the storm Wednesday
light.
Win, Clapp of Dakota City, was a
lomer visitor Thursday.
B. McKiniey was a victim of acute
ndigestion Friday, and was very
ick for a time.
S. W. McKiniey was a Homer visit
r Friday, his wife, who had been
ere the past two weeks caring for
ier sister, Miss Hose Smith, returned
Mime with him to be with her litis
Hind at St. loMeph's hospital while he
as his tonsils removed.
Mrs. H. A. Monroe of South Sioux
'ity, was a Homer visitor from Fri
ay till Sunday with her father, B.
IcKinley.
Miss Bessie Holsworth of Sioux
Mty, was a visitor with her parents,
dr. and Mrs. Chas. Holsworth, Fri
ay. Hoy McKiniey of Sioux City, was a
lomer visitor Sunday with home
oiks.
Andrew Waander of Sioux City,
isiteel relatives in Homer last week.
Edgar Davis motored to Sioux City
'ridny, accompanied by his mother,
Irs. Mary Davis, his sister, Mrs. We
nder, and Mrs. Chas. Davis.
Mrs. Andy Weander is visiting her
Iother, Mrs. Mary Davis.
Born, to Frank Kettler and wife on
londay, July 18, at a Sioux City hos
pital, a ron.
Albert Bristol nnd Ted Thompson
f Sioux City, were Homer visitors
'und ay.
Sunday night Ern Smith, not want
ng to be out of style, let his car be
tolen, but the thief did not get far
way till he ran into he ditch. He
vas then bold enough to go back and
ot Leon Beam's car and drove as
ar as Jacobson's, where he evidently
oust have been frightened and left
t.
Wilbur Allen motored to Wayne on
'rid ay nnd cot his wife and Misses
,'onstance and Dorothy Eberly, who
re attending summer school there.
Art Hyinill and wife and Dr. Daily
.lotored to Lincoln Saturday, return
ng Monday.
Mis? Anna Anderson returned Sun
ay from 1ncoln where she had been
ittending .summer school at the
.tnte University.
Win. Spier and wife visited at the
tannic Holsworth home Sundny.
Hev. Hnrrell is filling the M. E.
mlpit on probation until conference,
le is spoken of as a rustler, and
hat is what Homer needs.
Hany AiIhk of Dakota City, and
Sidney T. From of South Sioux City,
vere business visitors in Homer on
Tuesday.
Miss Mary Hen, and Miss Helen
lolster motored to South Sioux City
Tuesday.
Saint Mlelmrl picnic.
On iMiuidnv Amnut in tin. il.lf
innual picnic for the benefit of th
31HHU micnaei ocnooi oi aouin nlou
-ny, win no neld at Crystal lake.
The program, which will open tl
lay's events, will include prominer
peakers, musicians and sinners. I
idllition to the llSll'll '.lit rnptirmc
there will no a big double header
msoball game in the afternoon fol
owed by boxing, wrestling exhibi
lions, nnd, last but not least, the big
lance in the evening.
Don't forget! Monday, August 15,
at Crystal lake. Come, bring your
friends nnd stav all day. It will he
day which will long be remembered
for its wholesome recreation and en
loyment. F o r S it 1
A $!)!) Electric Washing Machine, at
a bargain. Used only n few times.
Mrs. Martha Snyder, Dakota City,
Nebraska.
$100 Reward, $100
Catarrh Is Idcr) disease greatly Innu
ncd by constitutional conditions. it
therefore lequlrea constitutional treat
ment, HAL.L'8 CATAHHH MEDICINE
Is tkn internally and acts tliroush the
Ulood on the Mucous Hurfacea of the Sys
tem. HALL'S CATARRH MUDIC1NU
dostroys the foundation of the disease,
Klvcj the patient strength by improving
Hie general health and assists nature In
doing Its work, fioo.00 for any case ot
9.aJlWr.-;hal.. HAUL'S CATARRH
MEDICIND falls to cure.
DruK.lsts 75c. Testimonials free.
i J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio,
l Sl B 8 w iTd
l s I sW -Rn
3. A. BTINSON'S
-3
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
HHIMI VOIH Hl'ITLH AM) I'ddS IICHL VfV. I'AY IIKllll.ST
PHICr- AM) THADi: TIIL.II OPT 10H MLHl'll AlS'DISl' AT
l.tMVLST I'HICLS.
Specials for
....SATURDAY....
S I C A It I'ure Ciiue
10 pounds for
SUGAH-
100 pound Sack ...
Sugar is going up right along.
Get in on these Prices.
SPLENDID FLOUR
18 pound Sack
MILK Armour's Veribost
Small cans 4 cans for
VINEGAR 15 Grain Pure Cider
Vinegar Per gnllon
Bring your Jugs for Vincgnr.
MASON JARS--Pint
size, per doz
MASON JAHS
Quart size, per doz
MASON JARS -
Hnlf gallon size, per doz'
Complete wilh Tops nnd Rubbers, Sat.
PILLSBURY'F HEALTH BRAN
Regular 20c seller, 2 for
BARBEL SALT
per pound
BARREL SALT
Barrel of 280 lbs
MAZOLA for Salad Dressing
Pint Cans
LEATHER GJ.OVES-Genuine Horse
hide .$2 GO values Special
P. & G. NAPTHA SOAP
10 Bars for
M ILADY TOl LET SOAP- -
10 Bars foi
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
M. Naihanson
m
m
m
m
IMione Xn. ai.
m
m
m
m
m
"IT PAYS IS TO TKKAT YOlT UKJHT"
wi; ih:i.iyi:h in town ami cofnthv
lIlIlIllHjlHJISJlJflllllpraj'rj'rgipr
I'LrMlllXC. AXI) 1IIUTIX(J VI.V1).MIM VXD
VVMV WOKK
KLettlcr $$L Probst
Telephone No. 2.
The Herald 2$ I
,. ...o..,.,-.,,rT.TTTjmBjm MSSCTCSl
eWMMs. SMSsMM SJMM WMsW MHHs) M m
j Abstracts of Title j
, A $10,000 Surety Bond Guarantees the Accuracy
I
of every Abstract 1 make
f. .1. KOI KltS,
Successor to the Dakota
nwm
LINCOLN SEPTEMBER 4-5-6'-b
j NEBRASKA'S GREATEST EXPOSITION , ' .
'v DEPICTING ''".''" "
L'l"E:SnnSo"AGR,CULTURE"H0R'rCULTURE-D0MESTIC EXHIBITS
w, nnu vmii.o cahiuits AND DEMONSTRATIONS
iwwi nc.Mi.in UCr'AKTMENT. BOYS CAMI
1 Kv I fl
A.V1If2SE:ivS .F--ftJ-l--x
BEST AND CLEANEST ATTRACTIONS.
U'r'.V2:AS5 MUSICAL PROGRAMS DAILY.
AUTO RACES-LAMOQ r a v
FIREW
i'ORKS - CIRCUS-H
.
"A GREATER NEDRASKA" "SEnvirr m rwr ADeAVrT.Dra
., ., ,.. , - . - .
;lwllVf'l'Uliiqn..!; f;
SpS3iESHmiHiIIIC3
How is YOUR
QJ
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
u
u
m
u
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
M
m
m
m
m
m
m
m
n
75c
$7.25
$2.49
25c
49c
95c
$1.15
$1.45
Only
35c
2c
$4.00
35c
$1.95
73c
45c
u
n
H
m
m
m
n
n
n
m
D.ilcoia Vhy, XHi.
HOMER, NER.
a
n
I)oiiilitl AbNlnu'tor.
I
County Abstract Company
fcim 'mwmn M .
i
AD NFC:; X Dltiiuiudnknec
......nk.u m nunninonnijtj
- t w int. wii.nii.ui itunotn
HiiilH;t - - ,l.i;J3i.mt Jl.lH
j
1
l W .jd
wWry
u,ys
Subscription?
v
mi
i
V
( A
I.;