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Md will be. 50 loryj nuKii
tender nvCiiop. We'lve yiveiStucly
to tlc de$igiiiy of itvcnpricb cvtcl to
the propcrwntc'ioLfor ileir coiv
.structioiv We iiyite a pe50ioJ cevll
sd our lpw raui wlcrc you rjyaec
njMi cu'tiotic cleaigiv boticlcboite
ojd iinvplc cid cxt . reok6ojixblc prices
coiviteit wtl proper execution.
KIMBALL BROS.
I700 O street
Cjtubii5icd ddj 1
let e good Md ite 5 re J:
b honored e vei n griive
Let IK julrrtoecl garble' cllr
cct our foottrteps to tli ecf rv
ot tlve-ir Uitf Sleep. Letth
iMej AtJ tell wlcre rvpoic tte
oby jjoocl scl wise.'
TO
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member 01 tne nrm a salesman
rcrsonally interested in every detail of every
shipment. Your interests are ours.
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President, and head cat
tle salesman
Theo. Tillotson,
Dell Johnson,
Cattle Salesman
Our Booklet of Illustrations is a work of art and con .xis info aif.tioii, in concise form, that will be help
ful to persons who are thinking of ordering memorials. It will be sent free to any reader of this
i paper requesting it. KIMBALL BROS., 1700 O Street, Lincoln, Nebr.
All mixed shipments sorted for ownership and everything sold on its own merits. We
know the brands.
Fully equipped in every department. Best yard help obtainable. We have the capacity
and equipment to give you the best the market affords. Years of experience in handling grass
cattle.
Mutual Live Stock Commission Co.
on AH A
Cod Liver Oil 700
Cream Tartar 100
Creosote II. W 700
Kpsom SaltH 250
Cielatine 200
(llyrerine 200
Iron Reduced 115
Lunoline 300
Mercury 245
Methylene Illue 1.265
Moth Balls 600
Oxalic Acid 900
Paris (Irern 200
Peroxide Hydrogen 200
Phonolphtalein 190
Potassium Acetate 800
Potassium Hicarborate 2,115
Potassium Uromide 1,150
Potassium Chlorate 470
Potassium Permanganate . . . 1,76 5
Quinine 200
Uesorcin 2,755
Hoehelle Salts 100
Saccharin 710
Solol 580
Salt Pet re 350
Sodium Itenzoate U ....nular . . 1,880
Sodium Salicylate 665
Zinc Sulphate IT. S. P. Gran.,. . 115
Crude Dn f;s have advanced 100 to
5,000 per cent.
Color printing done by expert
printers attracts attention and brings
prompt results. Try The Herald's
irt department for your next job
Phone 3 10.
BEAUTIFUL SOUVENIR BOOK
A Work of Art Sent Frev Jo Persons
Who Are Interested in Memori
als, Tombstones, Monuments
One seldom sees a work of art giv
en away that is the equal of the
booklet that Kimball Bros, or Lin
coln have had printed, and are giving
free upon request to persons who
are thinking of purchasing monu
ments as memorials to departed
friends. The booklet consists prin
cipally of, halftone cuts of manu
ments and statuary erected by them,
but contains some helpful sugges
tions in the Introduction.
As a scluptor, Mr. F. L. Kimball,
the senior member of the firm of
Kimball Bros., is an artist of excep
tional ability and more than state
wide reputation. A few illustrations
of his work are shown in the book
let, namely: Bronze statue of "Mem
ory" in the Thompson monument at
Lincoln: marble statue on the Mc
Donald monument; bronze portrait
medallion of the late Gov. John M.
Tha;. bronze statue in the Kerr
monument at Hastings; the John W.
Gilbert memorial tablet in the
Friend library; marble bust of the
late Judce O. P. Mason.
In this issue of The Herald ap
pears an artistic and appropriate ad
vertisement for Kimball Bros., to
which we call attention of our readers.
Well Children Are Active
ir your child is dull, pale, fretful
and wants to lie around, chances are
It is suffering from worms. Kicka
poo Worm Killer, a pleasant candy
confection, liked by all children, ia
what your child needs. You only
give one-half to one lozenge at a tini
and you get immediate results. Ev
ery mother should have a box on
hand. 25c at all druggists.
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M BKASKA ANIMALS
The following table of animals in
Nebraska as found by the Depart
ment of Crop Kstimates, United
Stales Department of Agriculture, on
January 1, 1916 and the Assessors of
Nebraska on April 1, 1916 and com
pared with the Assessor's findings for
1915 sho.vs: r. S. Bureau, horses,
1.030,000; mules, 98.000; all cattle,
2.890,000; sheep. 374.000; swine,
4.270.000. Assessors 1916 horses
899.696: mules, 113,913; all cattle,
1,443,759; sheep, 182.429; swine,
1.542,303. Assessors 1915 horses.
903.973; mules, 105.381; all cattb)
2.312,206; sheep, 151,742; swine,
1.722.662.
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MUST Dl.iiitl i: mi ;ui:k
Forme
Colorado I'oMitiiiMfi' Sefit to
1'i'isoii tor Lite
Sidney. J. V. Cunuoll, former
iost lii.ister of liismont, Colo.. u;ix
found guilty i.f ilr.st-degrei- murder
and sentenced lo life iinpi-isonmcii ,
for tl.e mu ril i i' of Ira V. Paup, near
Sunol. Nebr., July 28, last. Council
and Granger Lnkena of Denver were
charged Kith killing P. nip ami Paul
Vasik following the robbery of the
State bank of Sunol. 1. ukens' trial
began last week.
J. F. Council, luu trial for the
inurd'-r of Ira C. Paup lia.i attracted
attention in western Nebraska and
in Colorado, uws formerly poht mas
ter at Insmont, Colo., where he was
aliu interested in a summer hotel.
The arrest of Council and Lukena
followed a p'stol duel with farmers
near Sunol, Nebr., on July 28. The
farmers formed a por.se in pursuit of
two men who held up the bank at
Sunol, and at the end of the trail
found Connell and l.ukens in an au
tomobile. A running battle ensued
In which Paup and Paul Vasik were
killed.
The men protested their inno
cence, declaring they had been com
pelled by the perpetrators of the
robbery to drive the machine.
A number of witnesses testified for
the prosecution that Connell and Lu
kena were the men who held up the
bank.
In their possession was found a
considerable sum of money.
In explanai io.i of this the men
siild t!u) w-.e on a business tiip
thru the Mate in the inienst of a
iUkiio'.'.i ., lointi'i for which they
were agent iti Dei.ver.
Several thousand dollan; was tak
en f ro i; the bank.
inu:.i:i mi i.i m; . 1 1 ; 1 .
10. ui Ale-s, N'eb;-.i:'na man, v. iio
was arn. tl. '-uvd-.-y--.---n' sieppi;l"
from a train at the Union station in
Denver, charted with luring Miry
Moian. a 1 veai -oi l girl he net en
route, to coiiie lo Denver with him,
was turned over to District Attorney
Ktish by the juvenile court. Miss
M:ran, who wa.s to have changed
cars at Brush, Colo., and go on to
her home in Scottsblull. was' per
suaded by Akca to accompany him.
His allege dscheine lo harm her was
only frustrated, it is said, by the con
ductor, who overh-'ard their conver
sation. Miss Morun is at the deten-1
Hon home pending the outcome of
the ca.-.c.
S.M IIILlTKANt III lis IMtOSPKIt1
The editor ei -joyed an excellent
ilmittr Siiuda a, t lie ranch home of
Herman Trin k 1 while in the stuid
hills Hie liv.i ot the week. It cer
tainly Was the !'i!CSt
partaken of for m:iny
was evcryihii'i! that
sire. 1 tie people of
are Indeed ma
turn. Fvery
ir.eal wo have
months. There
one could de
the sand hills
uig good from every
.metier has plenty of
teed for his 'k and many of ttiein
i have sold il -luff that was ready
for the fall market, all getting the
prevailing hii'h prices. Mr. Trinkle
has sold several thousand dollars
wo, ill of cattle anil is c.oing into the
Winter with iib.lli ion head of cattle,
m uuii lias a nne bunch of hogs for
w l:ii ,i lu lias been offered J 10 per
I) u ml re, i ,m i t hi . - liny Springs Ni ws.
Ili ;il Piil. I.S i'Olt DIU GS
r.u .-i : r.v 1:1 koim:.x wak
F; '.!'. ti'i'i'HiiiinV "drucgis of Alliance
when iiiiervieweil regarding the pre
vailing pi ices for mobt oil kinds of
drills, du'lareil the. war in Kurope
w as i f.ipjii. ihie for the exit'ting con
dition ii not 1 priei s to prove tils
assertion.
Glance over the table which fol
lows and see for yourself under what
great burdens your retail druggist
i.i laboring. Think of the thousands,
c.f items iie must cury in stock many
of them slow .i oving and profitless at
best.
advanced per cent
Acilauilid 600
A. v plieni li lin 2,300
Aiil Benzoic Horn Toluol... 2,100
Acid Salicylic 800
Ad I Tartaric 120
Alum 400
Ammonia Brotui 1 815
Antipyriiie 2,700
Aspirin 150
Atropine Sulphate 440
HiMiiuihs 200
Borax 100
Caffein ..) 500
CatlYin Alkaloid 370
Calomel 200
Cai"r Oil 200
Chloride Lime 800
Chloroform 17 5
Your Interests will be well Looked After When
You Consign Your Cattle, Hogs or Sheep to
Omaha Live Stock Com. Comp'y
Particular attention given to the business of Nebraska cattlemen. We make
a specialty of handling stockers and feeders, both cattle and sheep.
We Invite A Trial Shipment
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EXCHANGE BUILDING, UNION STOCK YARDS
SOUTH OMAHA
SHORT COURSE IN ACCOUNTING
AND BUSINESS
Especially designed for Farmers and Stockmen
Unlike any Course ever before offered by any Business College
1 , Given under Two Plans:
' MINOR TERM, TWELVE WEEKS
; MAJOR TERM, TWENTY WEEKS
V The Major Term leads to our Special Short Course Diplomr.
EVERY TEACHER A SPECIALIST ONLY ESSENTIALS EMPHASIZED
ALL "FANCY FRILLS" OMITTED
We also offer Courses in Stenography, Bookkeeping, Hanking, Civil Service, Commercial
Teaching, Etc.
We occupy the only 6trictly Fire-proof Business College Building in this section of the
West; Equipment modern, Faculty unequaled.
Don't experiment. Better be safe than sorry It costs no more.
APPROVED BY THE STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Nebraska School of Business
T. A. BLAKESLEE, PRESIDENT
Cor. 0 and 14th Sts.,
LINCOLN, NEBRASKA
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