The Sioux County Index from Hull, Iowa • Page 8

II When You and you get up as tired as when you Trent to bed, it is a sure sign that nerves are out of tune If this continues long, a nervous breakdown and a train of ills are bound to follow. The experience of Mrs. H. L. Redman, of New Haven, Conn, will interest you.

She says: "For several ruonlts I suffered from extreme ncrvous- ocssaad sleeplessness. My nerves wre completely unslmnx. After dohip housewcrk I was and ioas of slerp rrtir the rishis lone and tiresome- 1 bejraa tahing DR MILES' NERVINE snd the first night I so-Jndly all nisbt. I C2n.truthfu]ly say DR. MILES' NERVINE completely cured me." DR.

MILES' NERVINE is safe, reliable remedy for all nervous disorders, such as sleeplessness, (N-i) nervoxsness, hysteria, headaches, neuralgia, etc. It is non-alcoholic and contains no harmful It has been heV riejnrotis. distracted, discouraged back to htaith for SOyeais. Ask roar drugget about it, More Local News For hay. For price in any quantity apply to HuL.ors Van- Roekel, Perkins.

Mr. and J. W. Houwers spent a In talking i P. H.

VanWyk, poi on of last week in Alton. day or eo ago, he remarked that the Mr. -xnd Mia. L. Sehweiger have been; 26th was the day of hie big sale and the CTnestsof Hull relatives and friends it looked as though he was going; to a car of the past week, huve a big February 26th.

O. Sawyer was a business visitor at Sheldon, Friday' afternoon. Helen Williams, Hattie VaaderMeer and Etta Werkraan were Sheldon visitors, Friday afternoon. The creamery- began receiving ice, for their summer's snpply, Monday. W.

A. Goad has also commenced filling his icehouse. Try me for your wedding: photographs --I need your business and will give "yousatiafactidn and prompt Helbing, at the Hull Studio. We have received a aupply of sweeping compound in the convenient 50 Ib. drums.

School districts and others wanting soma.should call before aupply ia Office. I Roetof Bru'natingcaila your attention i to the fact that he is g-oing to have big closing out sale, March 5th, on account of having sold his farm ant moving to town. Watch for big bills with March 5th date line. Tuenis Brunsting came to town urday morning: and left an order for bills and advertising forchis big'sale I which will take place Monday, Febru ary 24th. You see, aa soon he gets that new houae finished- be tweenJake Gorzeman'a and RyerRens' he will move to town and tske life easy.

Wo are told that Rev. Bouma inform- I ed the people of the First Reformed Church that he had made up his mind I to accept the call of the church at I ftfuskeegon, Michigan. Many of the congregation regret the action of the reverend gentleman--but hope that he considers the change aa for the better, and that he will certainly obtain his object in making Ihe chenge, Ralph E. BOP, Jr. a i in Hull, Sunday evening, coming by way of Sheldon where he was met by Groen Andrew Bos--his brother-- and Ralph C.

Bos. Ralph put in some months overseas; but did not go np to the front lines. Nevertheless he saw many interesting', as well aa many terrible sights while waiting- his turn transportation home. Get into conversation with him and he will interest you He ia looking well; bnt says he is not as heavy as some weeks ago. He certainly was glad to get to home and friends.

t. On account of moving from town, I have decided to sell at public auction, commencing at 1 o'clock The following chattle property One Bay Mare One Yearling Colt Three Cows, 6 yrs old, all fresh in March Three Broad Sows, all cholera immune Three Dog. Chickens Farm Machinery Etc. Lumber wagon, complete; Buggy; 14in. walking plow; 2 section drag; Scoop board; Deering mower; Walking cultivator; Cream separator; Two sett work harness; One sett driving harness; Bob sled; Hand corn sheller; Galvanized water tank; Two sett flynets Fence posts; Fencing; and some troughs.

Some Household Goods 10 Bu. Potatoes Some Good Hay in Barn USUAL TERMS I The policy of the Ford Motor Company to sell its oars for the lowest possible price, consistent with dependable quality, is too well known to require comment. Therefore, because of present there can be no change in the prices on Ford cars Runabout $500 Touring Car 525 Coupelete 650 Sedan 7 7 5 Truck Chassis 550 These Prices are F. O. B.

Detroit Remember we must have your signed order before the Company will deliver the car. John Wolfswinkel, Prop. Hull, Iowa B. J. Meylink; Auct.

First Nat. Bank of Hull, Clerk Big discount on blankets Kiosk's-regular bargains. August Sohl and Charles Kruae wero at Sioux City, Thursday and FiiJay. A good, light double hnrness in good a good, single-seated bug- jy for sale. Enquire of J.

C. Karsten Hull. Mike your sale dates i Auctioneer Meylink, graduate of The Jones National School of Auctioneering, at hicago. A red and white yearling calf came to my plaea some time ago. Ownor can have the aame by proving property, paying cost of keep and this notice, --H, YandenGriend.

A good, 1550-pound, black Percheron Stallion--coming four years-- for sale. an furnish papers to purchaser. For particulars apply to Joe ttomgaars, mile west of Middlehurg. The Mackies and Coba VerSteeg re- trom. their purchasing trip, Friday evening.

The Mackies will soon leave for Lake Mills, whTethoy will open their variety store about March Int. Mr. Wm. Vogt of Hammond. a cousin of John H.

Jantzon arrived htre. Friday, and will visit for a number of weeks. Mr. Vogt ia a ma- by trade and may be prevailed upon to remain here, as he likes our country. The Doumas drove to Alton, the first of the to meet Jake who lad just returned from Canrp O'venp.

Jake isjust like tho reat of them--and ho ought to be--he gjad service is over arnl that he in aafcly among rela- tivesf and frionds. Steve VandenBrink arrived from Cftmp Dodge Saturday evening. He WHB gild to get home for he wan tired of being helti nt cump when lie could have bten at hotrip. ftlad him hack with looking and feeling John VanderSluis and little daughter were at Orange City the latter part of last week. A black sow weighing about 200Iba.

strayed from, rny plaae recently. Anyone having same in hia poaaeaaion, please notify Dick Heuainkveld. John Koele and his brother Henry sncured a farm about milts east of Middleburg and will r'arm In comp.any, the co-n'ng year. Here's success to them anyway. Jim VerStraate received a message, Friday, that a Mrs.

DeVries, a sister, had died in Grant, Michigan. He left on the aftornoon train so as to get thare to attend the funeral. W. A. Goad donated a considerable number of books to ths Hull Public schools, reeently-an act which may the means of doing a number of boys and girls a great deal of good at some time in the future.

The Byers and Alt Braun shipped a car of large young sheep, of their own raising, to last The reason ahipped to Chicago was bccetuie they were too large for tho Sioux City, market. Mr. and Mra. Gerrit Draayom of Hospera were rejoiced to greet their soldier son who arrived night from overseas. He broug home a German helmet.

Sheriff Wm, Wiersma spent itfl hours in Alton Thursday. He haul ken eight auto thieves to thfi penit'i tiary during tbe last year and them have confessed to the sherilTaJ gone without trial. Andrew Hoeven of Sanhorn over Monday and Joe of Hull waa Tuesday, to see their mother, Mri.l Hoeven who has been failing some time. had just returns from a several days visit at Koches where his brother Ben recenj underwent a serious operation. Douwie DeBoer came MondB from overseas a i been dis through Camp Dodge on Friday, treated to a surprise Wednesday whj members of tha DeBoer ily staged a reunion at the pin home.

Mr. and Mrs. John Smit, Mrs. G. D.

DeBoer, and Mi. 1 Mrs. C. D. DeBoer, of Hull, Mr- Mrs.

H. M. Scholten and Mrs. C. DeBoer of Boyden, Mr.

and His. VanGorp and Mr. and Mra. Geij of Steen, werecutj town guests. In the evening the neij and friends joined the party bringing numerous (Alton Democrat) The City Dray and Transfer Line kttyntlon to ail work fe cw.

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