Estherville Daily News du lieu suivant : Estherville, Iowa • Page 21

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No. 'ittlJIileiiitn'KiiAt. Express No Way Freight, No. IW Freight B.OO A. OOtNO NOKTH No.

01 Worthlneton 4.2.1 P.M. No. 83S10UX Falls A Wawrtown Pass 7:10 A. No.95 Way Kreight t'rrtlus No. K2.

(i'l mm rA rrsilnsdaily Sumiay. cnrv I.M\-i> Monday n. Thursday a in M. K. I Freight.

tnilns shown sihovo will st'iiRcrs onlv when provided with tickets E5THERVILLE MARKETS. Own Osits Harlpv Flax live (lofts Duller Tiny Lathing this yard ers'Mi. July '2 fit 2 ocnlH per C. SNYDEU. if.

Mr. stud Mrs Chris a Un pound boy. The Ivijjic Clothing store a fine line of bows itnd tics sale cheap. Hoiinl S3.UO per week. Meal ticket, 21 meals for at the Columbian Hestaiiiatit.

47tf A good house lor sale on monthly or quarterly pnvmr-nts. Call at this office or see Mr. 1. ilidley for price and terms. if Capt.

S. Williams was the holder of the lucky number that drew a suit of clothes at Rigg's tailor shop Saturday. E. BIRNKY. physician and surgeon, attends tn calls promptly.

Office over post office. Residence, 2nd house west of Presbyterian church. Fine summer suits made to order for $15, $18 and $20. Repairing neatly and promptly done. Jonx HANSON, 62tf The Mr.

Fred Mrown has purchased a new Merril threshing machine. JJert Sidles will make a run with the machine as a feeder. If you want anice easy shave or hair cut in artistic stvle the Hosa PERSONAL. Honge left yesterday for River Wls. Eddie Allert we.iit to Minneapolis Wednesday.

MiSa Carrie McCulla spent Sunday in JBrnmetsburjr. U. 8. Pendertrnst drove down from Jnckson Tuesday. E.

W. Knight is visiting this week nt his home in Warren. Illinois. Miss Lena OnM-ml. of Emmetshurg.

Suiidnved nt M. Wilson's. Anna Donavan is visiting this i Xveek vvilh her Mrs. Kirhv. Mrs.

O. .1. Hrnwn ivpnt to Anamosa Monday for visit with relatives. Mr. Geo of Mt.

Vernon Iowa, ia visiting with J. Brown and family. Miss Hat-tie Ohilflon. of Mason Cily. is guest at the home of Mr Spencer Brown.

Mrs. Will TTosletller. of Iowa City, spent Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Con Alt.

Mrs. A. F. Lough left yesterday for A two week's visit with her sister in Rock Rapids. Frank Farr and P.

of Spirit Lake, were in ville Saturday and Knndav. Hoi-swell started yesterdxv for Kinprfbiify. connt'v. South Dakota, on a land excursion. Mr.

Vern Kirk and Trtfrv Stevens of Mason City are visiting with there friend Chas. Mrjiwn. Mrs. F. elver and the girls left Saturday for a short visit with relatives at Klerome.

Iowa. Mrs C. C. Birney returned Tuesday morning from Greene, Inwa, where she has been visiting J. M.

Denning and wife returned home from their visit to the eastern states Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. M. Barlow, of Ruthven.

are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Iligbee this week. Aaron Wisner, of Tipton and Prof. Will Wisner, of Durant.

are visiting with F. M. Grnwell and wife. Arthur Williams, who has been working In Decorah for some time, returned home Yesterday. L.

Darn urn will enjoy the pleasant shades and cool breezes-at Clear Lake ANOTHER FIRE. and One tir.e was lire was the out Destroyed. Burned to Death. Fire broke out in Mr. F.

H. Rhodes barn at Tuesday morning. It was but a short time nnlil the (ire company were there and two large streams of water turned on the burning building and though the (lames were fierce, burning bn and hay, it was only three minutes past twelve when the (ire was out. Flie lire started in front of one of the horses and it is tho'iglUv fnmi a spaih caused bv the horse strlk'ng a nail with its shoe. One of llie horses broke loose and escaped through the small door into 'the yard, while tin- other one in the next stHll perished in the (lames and smoke Mr.

James Montgomery, whose house is but 30 feet from the barn, the (iiston the ground But the had made such headway that, it impossible to anything except double carriage, which was gotten before much The (irequick ly spread and by the time the fire IKMR got there, was not only all Pirongh Mi- Rhodes' barn but bad caught in Mr. Bieen's barn just west, the whole east end of which was soon In ablaze. The losi tn Mr. is over $300. the Cue not only construed the hat but also burned a number of small things that stored there, as well ns a cutler, the buggy nnd horse.

There was no insurant- on this property Mr Breen's barn was not dam-ieed over $60 and'was covered with insurance. Estherville is fortunate in having one of the best lire companies in this part of the stale. They have demonstrated their ability a number of times. So far they -have never allowed a lire to get beyond where it is when they first turn on the water. The (ire boys have sated oonsideiable property for the people of Eetlierville, and the city should be willing to lielp them, materially, whenever it is possible to do so.

J. Irving Brown will preach at thfi Sidles School House Sunday at 3-30 I M. Em- Twenty Ago. "There Will b8 more hay cut In mtt county that! ever before." A. K.

Ridley ahd A. c. Rasmussen were just stnrtifiK, to the eastern part of the state on A threshing tour. Eslherville was playing a then as well us now. A game had been arranged for with Armstrong Grove.

The Estherville and flouring mill hud jnst fceen started and was reported to do Rood work. Mr. FI. Henjamin of Usage had lately arrived and had purchaser! store room of Mr. F.

K. Allen and had opened up a confer! and ice Prt-ani saloon and cnting house in Moines street. A letter from Oregon reported nil Etthervilljanfl in Hint country were prospering. Among HMSP mentioned were: treo (.) Itarher, We'-sler Jenkins, Moses Pike. Thos.

Harher Phi RPWPV. A Bad Failure. The K. K's havo an assignment in favor of the ritv. iind on account of their closed doois.

they will he utifthle to gel out for Hie public ine- senlation and entertainment as advpr- lispd. Six and One-Half Per Cent. Money to loan at fil per cent. Interest farm property. and sop us Iwfore vnakingn loan, fi-vj HrniKit Woven Wire Fence For the nest fence for poultry, hogs, sheep or cattle at reasonable price call on A.

C. Pelton, Kstlierville, Iowa All work guaranteed. -jtf. COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONTENTION Strong Adopted In Favor of Funk for Governor and WheUn for Repre.entaHve Emmet County Republicans met in convention Saturday and selected del legates to tlte State nnd Representative conventions. The convention was called to order by W.

Crim, chair man of the county committee, at 2:30, p. m. Mr. Crim was chosen chairman and B. F.

Robinson, of Armstrong, secretary. All necessary business was transacted mid lite foil-owing resoln- ons were unanimously adopted: R( solved. I'hrtt in the person of Hon. A. Funk, of DickiiKoti county, an able ipprcsenlativp lt the people.

wilV-e rn-ord pnMtr ofhVinl is aliovp repiiMch and coin- mends htm to (lie (Miilidence of the people of Iowa. heartily endorse his cattdidary lot ihe of" govpi nor and the Republicans of Iowa to join in naming him as thp standard heart-! of the Bepublirnn parly in the match to a sweeping victory at the! coming general election. Resolved. That we apnrovp and en dorse theivist record of IMII represent alive. M.

Whelati. and present his name to the district for and tender him thepriv elpgp of selpciinrr delegates from Emmet coimtv to attend the convention, to be at Sihlev. August 10. to name the MepiiMican candidate for represent at bel eving that lie is now by of experience more alile nt the district's interests than any new who miirh't named. Delegate-, to' tin 1 st.itp convention Ciim.

J. Breen. F. Allen. It F.

Hobinson. M. Richmond. M. K.

Whelan. Win. Vlc.Vnlle and Ready-to sell at a NEW AND DESIRABLK Summer Neckwear All the latest cotton fabrics and light weigh: silks it, barber shop. The best shop in town. F.

CONLEY. 4-5th For cool refreshing drinks and ice cream, tho Columbian restaurant is the place. Sunday trade a specialty. 3tf Fred Gilbert passed through here Tuesday on liis way to Dayton, Uhio, to contest for Hie championship wing of the world and the Dupont CUP. Get your coal and freight hauled qv the Columbian Dray Line.

Day night calls promptly answered. Greeir flag. Orders can be left at Columbian Restaurant. E. Y.

MAUGIIIMEII, Pjop. 55tf The F. Al. S. of the church, will meet with Mrs.

H. F. Taylor on in August (ilh. Tea will be served. A Cordial invitation is evtended to all.

Emtnetsburg Is to have a new bank to be in operation about August 1st. The new bank will be known as the Farmer's Savings Hank, with K. S. Ormsby as president. I have purchased the Old Reliable barber shop, under the First National Bank, and will Ire pleased to give you Hrst-cliiss shave or hair cut.

47tf HKNIIY RII.KY. What'a better than healthy Nothing 1 Take Rocky Mountain Tea, be stiong, healthy, nappy, prosperous. Williams Anderson. Watches have never before been so cheap. When you need one go to the Cily Jewelry Store, south of Rhodes' bank.

6w2 The Christian church Is being verv much improved by a coat of pulntN The Christian people intended to improve the Inside of the church also, soon. Rev. Kniat. of Carroll Iowa, preached in the Presbyterian church Sunday inoruing and night. Mr.

Ernst, is a very pleasing speaker and a good A travelling man coining from- Armstrong to Eslherville bv stage, was heard to remark that he had not seen crops looking so well in any parl of the state as they do in Emmet county. The Free Baptist, the First Baptist and the Christian churches, will hold union services the tirst three SundaV in August. Rev. Brown preaches the first sermon next Sunday in the Hap- list church. A live-year old child ol Mr.

and Mrs. Patterson, drank a small cjnantity of fly-poison last Saturday. The accident was noticed almost immediately and an emetic given. No serious effects resulted. Geo.

Kulp and family of Shells- burff, Benton county, have arrived here and tvill move to a farm ou Sec. 33, Estherville township, which Mr. Kulp has rented until he can got poiession of his own farm on Sec. 34. Mr.

Finley and daughter Josie, accompanied by relatives from Mr. Campbell and others, drove to Sv.au Lake Monday. Mr. Campbell owns the Denniug farm near there, und is out looking after business interests. The doctors of Emmet, Dickinson, and Osceola counties will meet day at Spirit Lake organize the Spirit Lake Medical Association.

A program has been arranged, in which some of our medical men will participate. The '97 Spirit Lake Cbautauqua has ended and all our people have returned, Next to Jackson EstnervjUle furnished the largest number of campers this year. Every ono says that' this year's program was the best that has been giveji by the assembly. for a few days this week" r. and Mrs.

W. M. Sillge, of Wau- ca. Wisconsin, are visiting with the Sillge family of this place. Mrs.

A. Bradley and Miss Jessie Jones, of Cedar Rapids are visiting with A. II. Tiffany and wife. Mr.

and Mrs. F. E. Allen and son Donald, started for a (wo week's stay at Excelsior Springs, Missouri. Miss IJattie Brown came home from Anamosa Sunday morning whe.re she has been visiting with relatives.

Mrs. J. W. Conley, who has been ing for several weeks with: friends Sunday ruorn Palo, Iowa, came home ing. A.

L. Binford, of Brookings, S. spent Sunday with his Mr. and Mrs. Peter Binford.

who are visiting here. Emmor Collins and wife, of Tipton, Iowa, came up Monday to visit with Mr. Collins', parents in Ellsworth township. Rev. J.

I. Brown has been assisting at F. E. Laruberton's during the ab sence of Mr. and Mrs.

Lumbei ton on their eastern trip. Miss Mable McWilliams, who has been visiting relatives at this place this summer, returned to her home in Cedar Rapids Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hartung, of Iowa, were here for a few day's visi with their nephew, Mayor E.

E. ung, the II rat of the week. Dr. C. D.

Washburn and son, of Davenport, came up on the excursion to spend Sunday with Mis. Washburn's daughter, Mrs. E. L. Johnck.

Chas. Jackson stinted Tuesday afternoon for Ilokah. Minnesota, to visit relatives and acco.mpany his wife home, who has been visiting at for some time. Dr. H.

A. Carson, formerly dentist at this place, now of Boscobel, stopped off here over Sunday on his way home from Spirit Lake where he has been rusticating. Frank Harris and wife, formerly residents of Ellsworth township, but lately moved to Linn county, came up on the excursion Sunday and were shaking bauds w.th friends at this place. C. R.

Morris, of Union, Iowa, is 'assisting Dr. C. C. Galloway in his dantal parlors this week. Mr.

Morris will lake charge of the doctor's practice while he is absent the east on a vacation. W. Atwood is attending the prohibition state convention Held in Des Moines this week. Emmet county is entitled to flve delegates, but unfortunately no one else could spare the time and money to attend. Mr.

Neville, of Nodaway county, is in the pity visiting his cousin, O. Neville: Having been couliued to restaurant work for some time, he made the trip on his wheel for his health. He has also made a tour ot the Lakes. Dr. C.

G. Galloway started yesterduy for Chicago and, the east where be will spend three week's vacation. He will probably attend the convention of the American Deutal association at Point Comfort, and Visit places of interest in the east. Mrs. Cbas Perry and family ot Estherville have been paying A visit to Mrs.

Perry's sister, Mrs, P. -H. man, for the past few days Mrs. J. J.

KJopp ard son John of Estherville in company with Mrs. iylppp's, sister, Miss Minnie Ammon of Nebraska.have been visiting friends in Emmetsbuig for thf past few 1 teaching at Wallingford PresUjler- ian church next Sunday at p. by W. Evans. A.

Rothschild returned home this morning from Davenport where he has been visiting. The terms of the treasurer, sheriff, siipeiintendent, coroner and surveyor expire this year. Letchford will report the San Francisco C. E. convention at the Free Baptist Church Sunday Evening at o' clock.

The C. E. of the Free Baptist Church will have an ice cream social at the residence ol Henry Rilev Friday evening. Come. The linn of Soper, Allen Morling of Emmetsburg, dissolved July 1 by the retirement of Mr.

Moving, and the tirm is now Soper. Allen and Alexander. Aid Society of the "Christian Church, is getting things ready to have a fitir this winter. The exact date is not yet set, but somewhere between the 1st mid of December. A report has been circulated to some exieiit to the effect that the lady who was shot from 'a cross at the circus and fell injuring her shoulder, died at Sioux Falls, but it is probably witjV out foundation.

The V. P. S. C. E.

society of the Christian church, will give a bloomer social next Tuesday, Aug. 3, at the home of J. W. Lough, A cordial invitation is extended to all. Come and enjoy yourself and gel Home of the good ice earn and cake at the, usual price.

A special tram from Eslherville cat- about "MO of our people tn Emmetsburg to see Barnum Bailey's great show. In spite of the blight rain In the morning an immense crowd assembled to see the elephant and the circus. About 1:2,000 admissions were sold. It was a big day for Emmets- Dim: Bagan. an old spt tier and respected citizen of this conn ty, died July 22nd.

Mr" B.igari moved Emmet county about sixteen years ago and made his home on Section'JO. Lincoln township, where hp lived until last Thursday, when IIP departed this life after a sickness of several mouths. He was fifty-six years rf ate. and he leaves a wife and nine children to mourn his toss. The funeral services were held from the Catholic church.

Saturday morning, where an immense gathering of people assembled to pay a parting tribute to their honored friend. Mr. Bagan was ions Chris tian and never neglected the church nor his duties) toward it. often coming fourteen miles to attend service even when the weather was such as to kepp away many who lived hut a short distance from the church. remains were laid to rest in the cemetery south of town.

The funeral of Mr. II. 1). Nichols was held at his home in Emmetsbnrg yesterday. Mr.

Nichols was working on the bridge gang at White. Minnesota, under the xnpsi vision of P. Ilerner when he was instantly killed by a sudden caving in of an embankment. He was a member of the Masonic order and some of our Masons were present at the funeral. J.

B. and Peter Binford were callrd to Marshalltowii Sunday night by the news of the death of their brothei O. L. Minfoid. a prominent lawyer of that place.

Mr. Binford was years -old and for the last three jears he had suffered from Brights disease fro the effect of which he nied. Besides Ins many friends he leaves a wite anij two sons to mourn his loss. Joint llr I Citato Transfers "tni: In Arn Pi Un M. i inrl.

t'on-i KM. .1 Tiock lo Mr-; KII-I IV. I) nnd fi. Dlk IT. H.

lllnfor.l wife lo of mi, 4,1. 'Q Km- in i-rvlllr. Klnr A I. nf I'M to Mr. Carsten Woll died last Tuesday night aftei; having suffered m.ore, or less for more than two years with a complication of diseases.

Ills were taken to Houston, terment. He was a gifted lay er and well known among the gian Lutheran? of this country. hipriitl services will be held next day morning at the where the family resides. for in- preach Me- Sun- pi-are About fifty of our citizens went to Spirit Lake Sunday to litnr the world famous Cherry Sisters. They all join in saying that the newspaper reports concerning the sisters' entertainments are not in the leasl overdrawn and say amen to lite verse repeated by Ellie: "Mary had a hltle lamb, its flVece was white as snow; and every where the Cherry Sisters went the fools were all bound to go too." The old foundry of this place has been purchased by J.

O. Kusa and H. Waller, of Wallingford, who will remove the machinery I where they have erected a huge and commodious building to be used aa it foundry. Mr W.tllei is a machiiip.st of 40 years' experienc and Mr. Kas.i also has had experience in the business.

They will start ou a small ecale and increase as business lequires it. They start the foundry at Wallingford because that is. near the homes of both men but undoubtedly when Estherville gets ready to do the right thing by them lu shape of bonus and support. they will move the business here. The sudden death of Edward D.

Doughty occured at his horue in Sibley last Tuesday night at twelve o'clock. Mr. Dougty arrived in Sibley from. Emmetsburg in usual health Suuday and went to his home where he was tukeu ill and sank rapidly, passing aw.iy lu three short days after the commencement of his illness. Uright's Disease is given the cause of his death, be having been alUicted with it for some jtime.

Mr. Doughty was a native of Scotland and was a well kuown figure in botn Sibley and Estherville from which place he came here about two years ago. He leaves a sorrowing wife and sou who have the sympathy -of many friends in their bereavement. The funeral held in the Methodist church today, Rev. Van Marter pf Little Hock conducting, and the remains were, laid to nest ill the Sibley Sibley Gazette.

Dr. Finn la enjo) ing a visit from father, of Cedar Haplds. bird Jug. Any one having a good dog to sell, Citll al this WUIi'ims Anderson have ed the custom of issuing due rhrcks to those who beat thur bicycle wheel. Mrs.

Nefl and daughter lU'Snin ol Fulton III. who luivt- been camping at Spirit Lake are now visiting wilh the llobein family. Mr. Archin Maxwell, Mrs. E.

C. iand and 1.1. Kniht Will, ol D.ivm- port. Iowa, aielhe guests of Mr and Mrs. Knapp this week.

Prof. Fiita Woll, of the Wisi-diisin I'niverslty, arrived here Tuesday noon to be present at Ins father's death und attend the luner.il. The State prohibition convcia i DBM lui Kovemor and U. Atwood to i liri.tei ant A Sund.n srlio.il and Cluisiiai. deavor Institute will be held in Presbyterian church here Aug.

-I Presbylerian schools in nt- boring towns will participate. lu-tills issue O. O. Uefsell. Pullen and II.

II. Davidson, preseiU eu cumbents in the oilices of county treasurer, sheriff and superintendent, announced themselves to the voters of Emmet county as candidates for, le- nomination to the county -oilices they now hold. These are all good, able and efficient oth'cers und will undoubtedly be renouiinaled. No opposition has yet displayed itself nor will there likely be. W'e have olten heard the leinaik that Eiuuiet county has the best corps of county ollicers it has ever had.

T.he Prohibition convention Saturday nominated a full county ticket us follows: Sheriff, S. D. Foster; Treasurer, W. W. Pitkin; Coroner, Dr.W.

E. Alton; School Superintendent, Maria Pingi ey. Seven elected to attend the state convention. The new county committee for the ensuing vear are the B. H.

Haynes; Secretary, Edward Kline; Treasurer, M.W,Atwood. campaign fund of sixty-nine dollars was secured in pledges and cash. The editor of this paper has had an nttack of the irout caused hv lunh living. Bran mash and liver is veiy su.s- titining fooil. but our pln.sician liiis 01- (levpd a cManga of iliet to nl OM toast for a change.

one can slioot. but we need some money to the tonst with und'il about of our tie- liiKjupnt subscriliers will ph'ase get unanimous hump on themselves an drop from two to live dollars apiece in to the tribune "want box" it will hell maleiiallv in this toast crusade. seldom make an appeal for pay throng) our columns, hut cash is needed in oflice and to our debtors we look for it just the same as any other buisness en tei-puse. -Bntt Tribune. A "free-silver, William Jen nings Bryan" democrat and ex-rebe tramp from (ie.irgia nml a lialf-drunl sound monev republican and ex union soldier from Minnesota met in a livel) discussior on our street Tuesday even ing and alTonled aniusment for oui people awhile.

Peace-maker Vai kept the men from getting at each oilier until the miirshall nrriver on Both men were caution ed to go home and the Minnesota 11 man started, but the tramp evidently want ed free bed and board for lie contin lied liis al'iisive and loml talk until the mainliall took rare of him. He taken to the jail, fioin which lie continued to forth the glories and advantages of dee silxer ami Bryan- ism. A. IO1S.1. cl Miitlii (culling down the stairs to her you tell that no nhiipr, for nothing xir! lo my house, nnd if she i vi i i mi i ariitiuil ln-re I'll kick In i li.l! ln.lis.

Harry M.iln 1. Heuu Momithinu lells we tluit li.nl 11 Hi York Suudiiv Win hi. TIES and BOWS On our Counters. EAGLE CLOTHING Hermann G. Graaf.

Percy's New Grocery Ine ami J. Iniiniit. rial. "Am I.tot:ikt' this nieilii ino iuterunl- ly ur npply it i xti mail) linked tlio Imly rusli mi df tin- dtiiK ch rk who was lining pri'M-riptidii. you, madam; -tho Hlutt' i.n jierfirily Fri-o A A'tkttiT uf 1'rcftTfllce.

Whether a man i.s working for hiH (AMI unnd or for the good of others is IIH 11 ly n.iiiti nf tempi lamint," Kaid tin- iiliilcMijiln r. ''lt ili jn uds on ulntlicr a man liillni have niiiu- ey or iiioiuimtnt. liull.ui;tj>oliH Jour- LUlL The C'int-iiiiiiili Medical Record pnb- an articlu i "lluw to Tri'at Drunkarda AJ1 you luive to do in to ask tlieiii Uny "LtuiKitp" ill ilu (In- ribt. plua liiijuin r. Tliu I In Mlllll fcl.r ili --M .11 i i M.i' I i b.jr I.

Alu. i i 11 a bin- fun- And LI.M i i iu bill' ill In. Ip, lu mi (tt-ar i 'ft uly lu kill uiuu. lioiifauti, HlT CilVl.TMtn.-, I-. nf Who tiiuiiln her ihu of "Olil Sanlv," Whl-li lilul (rilk-vl UollaiUai.

aim she by the Who Niiiis ur rhyiuo, One hut t.ai- lin-U uut udurv will hi Ip, 111 lu kilt laiiu, A li -t that ui i iu lUi-. I i In- I Wo have Kitely put iu a and complete Hue of Fancy and Staple (irorerios. Our line of Teas and Coffees, Canned Goods, Dried fact everything kept in a first class Good, New and Clean. Our own delivery to any part of the city. Percy R.

Fullinwider. a a a uy Shovels, Spades, Hoes, Rakes and ForkQ Ice Cream Freezers. Wire Screen and Doors. a 6 at J. B.

Jewell's. Hatchets, Hammers, Bitts, planes and SquareCi Why do you continue to cou- tribute ward build- UK up nulls lu adjoining cities when ordering any of our teed hrahils of (lour frorti your merchant you will got IB tfood or better for the money. Queen Esther mltobesl Advance Are Light ill ported. None better t'oi the on the mar ket for the price TELEPHONE. No.

3. AMMON BROWN A. O.PETERSON, Steam and Hot Water Heating a Specialty. 7th. East of Court House.

TEETH No gas, cocane or bad after-effects. IU I liKll nil AKTIl I A I. find all inds of first clacs iDr. C. R.

Wetriereu, r. M. ntjik 1 iu E.STIIEHVII.LE. I.mi.Jiily K. -Tliis la to ooriify Unit delU-ule lioulth.

hud a loolli eMriicU'd by Ur C. ciht'ivll wtttuiut auy any bad utfucts thurvfruin. We cuusidiTcd the opcrattuii dillli ull buv pcrfor 1 Jl. W. We arc just now iu mldat of the isuul uiid-siiuiuer dry period," ad ruiu is generully needed for all crops, especially potatoes.

fall to Iholltll l.ir iholl boar will lu to kill uuiu -f, we luivu pk-nty in Atore, In all V'l-mii-n from uuiuiiioii lo prime, Talso hi-r, us 1'vo told you In'fon-. Bhu Jn-lp, iu way, to kill time. ill Cliieaau Post. Aol So JEusy. Only little uioru tb.au two mouths iiitil untuiuu.

Keep cool yud St. Lqais Star. A Wasted How many a 'uumm-r cwumt; Miyht iu couifurt tinjig ittOHjuitiA -i a aiyiuil 1 thu hgiuuing Star. School House For Sale. I ill nITi foi HiUi-ut si'liou! No.

2. uii Kfiduy July iuth. at in the school building known No. 2. I'UAS.

CiutiK. llireclor. Tliey'dou't make iiuuch about it." We are eiwakiiiK of De Witt's Little Early Uisent, tho famous little Cilia for coustipatiou, bilicusuess. and all stomach and liver troubles. They M.

(i. WILSON. Butter and Egg MARKET. We pay the market price in cash. Comer of lanooln and FifuxSia.

R. O. H. HIGBEE, PAPER HANGEK, LLE, IOWA. aud tmke wort a Wanied-An Idea Protect lour Idean; Ibe: Write JOHN WEUOKKB 04174.

tqt Uwlr aadUttpt tvo lu Who can (bbtk Aihlophwos By direct, simple scientific tioa on tho BLOOD, musclea and joiuta taking tao poisouout ot BLOOD out oithe system CUBJLSQ NBUBALGU and per Bottle..