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The Hartington Herald from Hartington, Nebraska • 1

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'X THE HARTINGTON HERALD AND CEDAR COUNTY LEADER CONSOLIDATED HARTINGTONvpBDAB COUNTY KBBBA8EA FRIDAY MAY 98 1902 NINETEENTH YEAR Bite WE? If vw-Mr1' Call at for a neat Born to Mr and Mrs Nels Ionia Volcano Again Ionia been but every Jacobson Andrew a son goods lowest prices latest Fj Kamrar of Bloomfield arrived Wednesday for a visit with will bo liandlod by me this season at my place one block smith of the depot It the motto from now on To mak room tome goods will told regard less of cost Big Cut in flartlngton Neb The world let the volcano die lhe Journal has trying to kill It off for years few thonths it breaks out again in a new spot The terrible disaster last week in the island of Martinique by which a city was destroyed a nd 40000 people lost their lives has again revived interest In the extlbct smoking hill tying a few miles northwest of Ponca A dispatch from Omaha in Tiies: Lincoln Journal reports the following canard: to the stories told by travelers at the Burlington unpin-ger station this morning the peoble of-finea and vicinity have becotne alarmed over the fictions of thb Old Ionia In that locality which has resumed a wonderfiil Activity since the volcano on the Island of Martinique destroyed St Pierre Two large Rochester and one dozen chimneys Buff Blair of Harlan Iowa has looking over this part of our somewhat this week with a Investment Lammers arrived homfc today has just put upon the market nine carloads of cattle that in Boyd county Hirscbman son of Henry of East Bow has accepted fitting summer suit The Herald and Omaha Daily Bee one year for (470 in advance German Millet seed for tale Morris Farm money and time by seeing iljFaaton Fresh bread pastry oysters fruits etc at Urquhart's Confectionery Beautiful pictures given away at Otto with every WO purchase Hay oats and corn will be taken on subscription at highest market nrtce at this office Take your boy to and fit him out in one of those handsome suits Magazine for ladles including a free pattern and the Her-aid of Newest styles at Elmer friends For tore lamps for same Jas been county view of J'J jj0n He about he had out Eddie Blrschman one vearior lldft I 'lwv We want your farm loans Yofi ppnt our rates and plans Cipt V- Weston a position as clerk In his uncle Hlrschman new clothing store I know of two nr three improved farms that can be bought so as to According to the voracious atbry tellers the Ionia volcano has been spitting smoke and ashes during the past three Yesterday the Journal received SuptrlnUndrnt'- Nntlc Teachers' examinations third Saturday of each month Office day As a good many of the Old Soldiers usually want a fine Oj A Suit for this event we wish 'to say to them that we have just received a big line of these -4- Our STRAW and CRASH HATS for Men Boys and Children art all in We have just received our Hot Weather Suits Blue Seige and several other ehadea and different weights Swell Tailor's Quality at the right price If you get hot come to the Globe Have you soeo our guaranteed Storm Coate and Waterproof Mackintoshes? Wo have jnst received 6 doaen of those little Soldier Suita for Boys y' I'- tW-- CM AC We handle a oompletc line for Men and Boys OnUud Quality from a cheap plow shoe up to a fine kid A AlC We are certainly headquarters for Gloves UbUl uU We handle everything in the Glove line from 10c to $200 per pair Quality Goatskin Hogskin Horaehide Reindeer Buckskin both Dressed and Undressed Kid etc more'as two dollars The lady was satisfied and purchased the silk you see how dot vos done? Cere vos one lady now you vait on he said to his brother The lady entered and asked for tape The youhg man was all attention and the desired article was speedily produced the lady asked 'Why 1 saw some for what he says always carries weight The Millard is leading hotel and no hojel of the first-class in Omaha offer such a low rate as it does namely 1200 per day on the American plan The European plan price is 1100 and up per day At Lincoln The Lincoln Hotel opposite vv the depots is the only first-class 4 hotel In the city and the rate is 92 00 and up per day cents a yard eight I don'd aoubt id madam but dot vos some dime ago 8bu-t today ve heard dot all the tapeworms vos dead und dere would be no more tape less as twenty cent a JONES He Pays the Freight Watson Tariff flan A handsome iine of ladlel furnishing goods and toilet artieles constantly in stock at Miss Ballantynes Foleys Honey and tir contains ho opiates and can safely be given to they will children Sold by Spork A Spielman future- I have a nice list of farms near this city for sale Price and terms reasonable Geo Nelson at the Herald office Never was anything so interesting as the market report and financial page of The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean You may have The Inter Ocean and this paper combined for one year afrthe specially low rate of $170 It i( a rare chance Editor Nelson of the Hartlngfon Herald find a prospective candidate for state senator passed through Pender Thursday evening on his way home from the meeting at Lincoln He reported a royal good time New Era The only jointed weeder It fits the ground kills all small weeds and makes more corn and potatoes fool with one row when your boy can take three and do better work Shipped on receipt of pi ice $2500 Champlin Laurel Neb Bridenbaugh and family visited with County Judge John Bridenbaugh and family on Sunday Miss Emma Heaton was down from Hartington last Friday a guest at the home of her sister Mrs Hutton Butterfield and wife were down from Hartington Sunday guests at the John Horsch home Coleridge Blade We have on hand a number of copies of 1902 Soil Culture Manual the regular price of which is 4Qc They may be purchased at this office at 40c each or be had with the Herald as a premium The Herald one year aiifithe book $150 cash in advance The book contains-more titan ICO pages and if our farmers learn how to cultivate their land from this little book It will be worth mafiy extra dollars in their pockets A Merrill and A Higgins of Hartington were business visitors in Center Wednesday While here they closed a deal irtth Jcfiinson jfor all his real estate consisting of something OVer COO actes of land the greater part of which Is deeded land The consideration we understafid was $15000 Mr Johnson will retain possession until next spring In the meantime he will devote his time and energy to the conducting of his mer-chantile Center Outlook A Pinkerton voiced the unanimous opinion of all who stop at the Millard when he said on Wednesday last as he came out of the hotel dining hall: have had as good breakfast as I ever had in any hotel that I ever stopped The great detective is a constant traveller is naturally a cautious talker and make tfee purchaser wise pood money fleo Nelson Herald office Showing My slgni fif eruption ahd family ixpect telegraphic Inquiry from an Omaha I Monday of each week tf dal ty to whether Mt JwfA was A Ward Count Superintendent A Swanson to leave for Whlttemore Iowa about Monday Or Tuesday where make their home in the Don't 'waste your money on worthless imitations ot Rocky Mountain Tea Get the genuine made only by the Madison Medicine Co A great family remedy 35c at Jas Johnson and Mrs Morrison of Des Moines arrived Wednesday noon to attend at the bedside of their brother A Johnson who has been quite low for several days A £000 acre farm 74 milek irom La-kota Nelson Co North4pkota 2000 acres under cultivation' buildings worth ffOCO $17 an acre i down balance five equal annual payments 6 interest Geo Nelson For A well improved 360 acre farm 7 miles from Hartington house 30x80 horse tarn £8x32x12 2 cattle sheds corn crib 8xC0 2 granaries hen house machine sheds well house cob house all fenced two large pas-t ures a well and Wind mill in each fine water ICO acres cultivated 25 acres meadow 10 acres timber small orchard just beginning to bear A good all-rcund farm $30 an acre Geo Nelson at the Herald office Theummer session of the university consists of six weeks of intensive study for teachers and superintendents of the public schools who desire to use a portion of their vacation in improving their education Chancellor Andrews Professors Hill Caldwell Bruner and other leading men of the university offer courses that are of special vlilue to teachers This is intended to be a school for teachers who are advancing In their profession by pursuing work in advance of what they have taken before It is thought-best to'use no more than six weeks for this intensive study'-and use the remainder of the vacation for rest A Russian Hebrew came to New York and established a dry goods and notion business He was so successful that he sent for his younger brother The boy was slower to learn the ways of the world than his brother had been and the latter sometimes grew Impatient One day he shust valt und see how I do Dere vos The lady asked to see some sllk which war shown a piece at twd dollars a yard I saw soW like it a few days ago for one she said doubt Id madam but dat vos some days ago I vos selling dese goods at dot price until yesterday ven we got vord dot all tht silg-vorms In ChUia was dead und dot goods vlll cost us whether any rumblings were or gases were escaping We ri that ft was quiet at tbat writing and there was no immediate fear 'fimAaff the natives This Ionia volcano is gradually drlv lnff to bard drink and unless it lets up soon we are going ask the governor to call out the state troops to suppress it About one volley of musketry striking the fairly in the solar plexuB would upset it into tha old Northern Nebraska Journal Weekly Market Utter From Nye Buchanan Co Live Stock Commission Room 21 Ex-ebange Bid Union Stock Yadsab Omaha Neb May 21 1002 The past week saw the highest cattle prices of the year Three days of this week bring about 45000 cattle to Chicago and 7000 here Market has remained about steady but slow until today when there is slight decline We quote 12501b to 15001b beeves at $670 to $720 10501b to 12501b $610 to $670 0001b to 105011) $550 to $610 Choice heifers and cows up to $600 good $450 to $550 common down to $175 calves $350 to $626 good feeding steers $475 to $535 stockers $2 60 to $525 Hog receipts for the past week have been moderate Prices were up to the highest point for nine years Three days of this week have shown a slight decline and prices now range from $675 to $725 Receipts of ehee have been light and the market 10c to 80c higer We uote choice wooled lambs at $650 to $725 clipped $580 to $650 clipped wethers $550 to $615 clipped ewes $480 to $560 spring lambs $600 to $800 45 Will Cars conmmptlon A A Herren Finch Aik writes Honey and Tar Is the best preparation for coughs colds and lung trouble I know tha It has cured consumption in the first Spork Spielman Sugar Bast Experiment The Nebraska Experiment Station has just Issued Bulletin No 73 which gives the results of a number of experiments In the production of sugar beets The bulletin may be obtained free of cost by residents of the state upon writing to the Agricultural Experiment Station Lincoln Nebraska hoiie AU persons knowing 1 Ik nisei vs indebted to-me sill call and settle sapie by cash or note before June first as I amgnlng to leave the county Iiomrtz St Helena Neb nd all summer good Come to the store and aee for yourself the unprecedented slash In prices on all goods Remember the Place A Lesson In Health Healthy kidneys filter the impurities from the blood and unless they do this good health is impossible Kidney Cure makes sound kidneys and will positively care all forms of kidney and bladder disease It strengthens the whole system Spork Spielman Bow Crack The smallpox is still upon the West Bow yet Mat Brandrup has been visiting his folks from Saturday till Tuesday when he came back to work for Mr Clemenson At the Bow Creek schoolhouse there was a lecture on the evening of the 19th gf May There was not very many there on account of it looking so much like rain The farmers around herewill not talk about there being enough rain for it has rained hard at different times for three days The sequel to our story of last week has just leaked out Our reporter was hoaxed In regard to the cat business The cat in question was killed all right enough But instead of a wildcat it proved to be a poor innocent Tabby that thus came to an untimely end The cause of her undoing was the possession of 1 pair of eyes that gleamed on our I Nimrod like two orbl of night He fired and 'Tab paused to realms' beyond 1 mass am.

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