The Humboldt Republican from Humboldt, Iowa • Page 5

JULY ABOUT HUMBOLbT tt VICINITY Farmers are harvesting, johnbafilel if buying Up onlves Ib Weaver, Sam Lund la now-In posseaston of the postofflce at Thof, The farmers liear Thor are sending" to Chicago for'bin'dlng twine. Miss May Mlokel from Fort 'Dodge to spend" a few days with her Hunt, Mrs, Frank Jaqua, There has been a gain of twenty-nine delegates in the Republican county convention sltioe the year ot Fohfid: A black man's. Owner can have some by calling at tbH offltie and paying for adv. Merb Barker's baby has been very ill, In fact its condition has been considered dangerous until the last few days. There will be a social at Ketman's next Friday evening, Teams will be at tbe Baptist church for all wishing to go, at six o'clock.

Mere advertising alone does not 'bring success. Unless intelligently done and backed np by a business in harmony with It; It may be a great 'waste of money, Alva Pl.htz got too familiar with the paper 'butter in this office, and came near losing a couple ot Bhgers In He how carries a lacerated hand and is taking a It make one or two broad claims 'for an even It these do not cover All; Its merits, than to confuse the public mind by a multitude of claims, thus weakening each individual one. Prof. Pipes will leave for 'Nora Springs'Where he has a position in a new school. The rofassor has" long been -a of-'Ilumboldt College, and won many friends over our county at large.

He is a genius in in bis way, and his departure Js great- regretted. i Bonhenr Bros, great and only sky scraping, gold mammoth aggregation of wbrld'ronowned shows held forth in-Hnmboldt a couple of days. The attendance 'smallr Bonheur 'should patronize the newa'papera inore.jand get 'better dentlals, No to speak of, knew the Show was to visit'our town, B. "is traveling for Evans Arithmetical Study, a work endorsed by the National Teachers' Association. It Is a No.

,1 comprehensively teaching bv practical illustration of arithmetic: have a large run with ednoatlonal institutions in general as lt is meritorious in every -udtj proper shape, at the K. Boor lost "a pice -lot of hogs by theft, "Ashort, time after In the. same way, kept his eyes and soon the hogs were returned-and the promlse.d to, thelye'no moreT JTbere the 1 matter, been' requestecf- toi trjwt foe thefjnph; bntldlng; andlwjh beglu-work be lBJby "100 feet, two stories and basement, i The front, pWe understand there; jwpUeants first By the aeooud floor Would-nof make a bad printing office, would It? "to O. rooms to Brpokbank: 7" juyoletpf iStter to New Y-prk, 1 Jpt creamery Two children (tt LnVerne died of diphtheria. 6.

Pearsons, of LuVerne, has a oaf ot eftttle tor sale. Joe Faster, is now workihgtn fte Independent office. Cnpt. T. A Rosslog Is writing letters from Europe to the Bode Bugle.

Laf ley Barton has completed a fine house on his firm near LnVerne. Several ot our citizens tojoyed a very pleUaht plonld up the river Sun- Rob Ostrich, Joe Sheldon and Will Strong and families picnicked at the T. Hart plate in drqve, Sunday last. Rev. C.

N. Severance will preach a special sermon to teachers next Sunday evening at the church. We desire to thank those BO kindly assisted and helped us during the sickness and death of our loved one. MR. and MBS.

GEO. CLARK, A trip to Ottoseu found Blng a full' fledged constable; serving papers galore. Between his newspaper, work, painting and constable duties he Is kept rushing. Market reports as given by theJZlgin Dairy Report. 9 Seconds 12 Charlie and Frank Koontz, of Humboldt, 'with Charlie Sherman, of Rutland; drove through to Spirit Lake where they will 'camp and fish a couple ot Weeks.

Buy machine castor oil. ot Bellows. The REPUBLICAN man made a trip to the northern part "of tbe had the pleasure of addlnga large n'um- ber of newnamesfot making many ocrt- and of taking numerous orders for advertising in th? ''Iowa Com piled Laws" soon to from- this offloe: I Qet shaved at the O. barber shop(Someone has censured the OAN because It always acknowledges a mistake when 'one appears in Its items. We feel this Is a matter for pride on our part.

To be just and fair and always free'to. admit "an error, one Is made, Is a quality that appeals to all truth loving people. Board by the day or week at the i. 1-tf 'We were unable to secure a proper obituary of the Infant child of George A. Clark that died some time -ago.

Tbe REPUBLICAN always regrets these occurrences, and hopes that-friends of deceased persons will hereafter fa- us with the particulars of the lives and deaths of the Clean towels, sharp tools, oool shop nd shaving done while you wait, at the O. K. barber shop. The Bode Bugle gives the following account of Ofsou-Gullixson. ding: Thursday at- 12 o'clock noon; at the home of the bride's'parents, oc- onred the marriage of Oscar Olson to Miss OlaraOulllxson.

oeremouy was performed' by Rev: Jorgenson. The bride is a highly educated and refined lady, of high social standing, the daughter, of-our pioneer, settler Andrew Gullixson. "-The groom iaa'grad- of Deoorah Luthern.College; wlw fof principal' academy here and is now prlnolpal.of a Norwegian academy'at Portland, South on ijA'speolalifrom-Rolfe' gtves the toi, lowing account pf a burglary there: mTrping'the 'drug atoro-of wfoj broken tpto by 'bjurg-' But, a small amount of goods were owing'to Watohman, Albright hearing the noise, made by breaking'in the door. As he arrived at the place the men ran and upon his firing shot at them tjiey, returned the flre? sfjootlng three tjjmefl. None of the sb.o^s took effect.

Mr. Albright's revolver failed discharge aftef -the-'fif8t' phot' br' Bitter flshiBg la reported up the Hv- Dr. 1). Wfitson was from Ai L. ttolfe, spent ft short In town.

An W. of A. Camp was organized la Thsr. SofflS of the Hoffiboldt boys scooped Livermofe Ifl a game ot tennis. Mrs.

Taylor and daughter are visit- With Mft. J. W. King, neaf-Bradgate. Misses katherlbe and Saldee Barrett CloBed thelf schools last week.

The summer school at Huffiboldfr college reports nearly a hundred students. A good number of pupils are attending the summer school at Hnmboldt College, i Miss Alma Nelson returned from a week's Visit with GoldQeld friends Thursday last. Unity Sunday school will meet next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Miss Lester Will lead the singing. Miss who has been teaching the Thor school this year.has gone to her home in Topics at the M.

E. Church next Sunday. Morning, "A Living Hope." livening, "How People Lose their Religion. 1 Frank French and Herb Utley started for Montana Thursday evening. We understand French has a job surveying out there, The' article on the first page, "A Toast for the Occasion" will be found well worth "reading.

presents a few pertinent facts that anyone would do well to study. Married! At-the It. E. parsonage, Hnmboldt, Iowa, July 12, 1897, Miss Marry A. Stenson and George A.

Peter- Son, both of Boone Rev, R. Beatty officiating. The Bode Bugle reports a new girl at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. Cook) north of Rutland.

'Many Humboldt friends will congratulate Earnie on this addition to his family. Died: At the home of her daughter, Mrs. Clara Jackson, In Qilmore City, Iowa, of failure, 1897, Charlotte Day toff, at the age of sixty- seven years and twenty days. The daughter of R. Miuard, of was playing-in the river near tbete, recently, and acoldently fell in a deep hole, from which she was barely rescued" In 'time "to save her life.

A few of the b.oys at Ottosen were the river, "wheri'Qus who was among them, got beyond his depth and came near drowning. Blng give's particulars in his Ottosen'corres- pondence." heals everything except' a broken heart, may be said ot De Witt's Witch, Hazel Salve. Piles and rectal diseases, outs, burns, bruises, tetter, eczema and all skin troubles may be oared by it quickly and permanently. The Leader, Elmer Thorn's store, has a new the first page that will surely catch your eye. It offers two-quart coffee'pots for ten cents, tea-quart slop pails ten cents, four- quart sprinklers nineteen cents, and slx.qqart preserving kettles Feeding and stock cattle for sale at market prices on -responsible Inquire of H.

6, Eastman, three miles northwest of Humboldt pr Stong's Qrgoery Store. Bull-will, move his family Into the new ijonse the Jast The palpters are Inalda and will, O.K.. and Ole Rlsvo are doing the--work," finishing 'in oak' and cherry, When completed Mr, have a modern house throogljout.p^ Johp'Orlfflu, of 0., says: "I never thirty years without vj'w 11 'ffflpripK'Mony. until a box Witt's WJtoh. Hazel ealye pured my Rectal DEATH OP CHABLOTTE DAYTON ELASTIC AND RAPID TRANSIT HUMBOLDT PERSONAL MENTION At the HoWe Of Her Daughter, Mra.

Clatt D. Jickson, ot The life afid death ot Mrs. Charlotte Dayton, whd died at Qllmore July 2nd, 1807, at the home- of her daughter, Clara D. Jackson 1 Utfull ot pathos and Mrs. Dayton was born In Montreal, June 12, 1830.

At thejige her parents moved to fllfcoil taarrtaga to She was united in In 1848. In 1868, sis with nirVfansband and elx Children odme, county, where they resided until 1893 when the family moved to California. Ode daughter died during that time and one son born. While In her much loved daughter, was laid away to rest, One beloved by many, who to knOw was to love. Hav- long been an invalid, Mary's death seemed to undefBlhe her remaining strength, She realizing that her life Work was almost over, felt that she must come home Once more to visit her daughter Clara who was an invalid.

In April last after a long and fatiguing journey she arrived at Clira's at Qllmore. She 1 was" accompanied by her devoted sob, 'William, who was with her to tbe last. She only stopped with her much loved daughter two short whose loving care and untiring devotion 5 ministered to her wants to the last. 'Ber mother love waa, strong and and a seltsaori Being mother to the last. She Was always cheerful) nopefnl, courageous and patient; expressing a deep Interest in' everybody and everything.

When she found' life could no longer be hers, she the Inevitable with calmness, courage "and a beantl- fuf HeVdeath was a peaceful one. ThV floral tributes from her many friends were; numerous and beautiful She was J.B loving mother a devoted wife, a faithful friend, and, a consoling' nelghbor.Vone whose life work was for good of others, and considerate always. She leaves to mourtf'her departure a husband, font sous anStwo daughters all In California but Mrs. Jackson and one -brother, Peter Young. Her life was not a long one sixty seven years of toll, sorrow, comfort, and responsibility' was hers.

The heartfelt sympathy -of her many friends Is extended to' 'the bereaved ones left In sorrow. By one who knewand loved her, OLABA The daily Iowa Capital has Issued a complete summary of the changes made in the Jaws of Iowa by the twenty-sixth general assembly. Information will be of much practical value to all, pr Send cents to i The Molnes, Iowa, for a Des Hardy correspondence to Renwiok Times: Last week Miss Ora Olden'aud with what might have been-a very serious accident; but as it: was escaped bruises and rwUui badly shaken "up returning from her school near John Rhtners, something about'-the harpess gave way and no sooner had it broken then the horse became frightened and made a wild break-' for liberty Wresting them tbe lines and upsetting the buggy, leaving its accu- pants imprisoned. the balance of the harness soon 'gave" way, and the frightened animal became detached from the thills before gone far, thus esoapingalmost certain death, as the top up they had no escape 'Bailey- Editing this weather Is cheerful wortJS-If yon don't, leave rthe doors windows jat' will melt'your, flesh, Inge'yOar calcine your bones! If you dot leave them openi the "wind copy seven." milesln'ten ft, IB by a paperweight weighing a spntforjhe pile' driver for a paperweight and we are goinjf to write our; on it with a and bofn ends out the, offlge'if the dont- a little, dame trying tq "makeup "In June and'-July for her short'comings In, May. If the olwk' of woafher-department would Int aperge Jit tie, and not weather at once it would ed.

1 "i will meet and settle controversy. It will be quite ago, and will draw a large crowd, 3 Joe at Ltvermore, was ever, come witfe beat or Chamberlain's Cough was with. ever.trpijbled with 'a cough or cold, It IB the medicine of our home, nof kuow uow we could do without it. gazel Save Is We it is an iudispepsable irticleTbepeople in this vlfty to (earn jof tbe'mertte cplds is not an experiment', It has medicine. 1 -1 never been tried for a quarter Qf a lose grefttfuturity stake "fa trotted at Vyzaniees.lsSn ex featabnafgftf (iThey started There iWftf pne Indignant Aftifota Sat can hut whether KorBftje by re company his same be lded.PerhftJiB he 'to Jt.for,Vyz only drank a few glares he and efttsnse of the Ulat hio ha BatUrdsy evening tftey they found J)iw and left 7asf what, hi; nwa shall were lordly but look tlpe Sop flay Be Matched 16 Meet tor $1.000 a Side in the New Future.

Somebody told somebody else" that somebody said that someone wanted to bet (1,000 that Elastic could win a threo-ln-flve, mile beat race between Elastic and Rapid Transit, the race to Occur at any track Outside- ot Hnm- boldt or Qllmore, the race to be trotted under the American Trotting Association rules any time from six weeks to two months from The REPOT- ttoAtt Is requested to announce that such a race would be agreeable to the Humboldt contingent. No wind is Wanted. A certified deposit in one ot the Qllmore banks will be accepted as conclusive evidence that a race'is wanted. uo One who thinks neither of the horses can trot is wanted. blow, the bum, the mouthy brag who never saw a race horse or a dollar IB requested-to keep away.

The owner of Rapid Transit has seen Elastic trot, and knows he can trot." The owner of Elastic knows that Rapid cab move some The mouthy bum who claims-to know all about both horses Is requested to make himself conspicuous by his absence. Really, the prospect for a race Is not Very good. The relative merits of the two horses are not so well known as they might be, so a slight rehersal will not be out of order. a trial record of fifs race record Is 2:20, unless we are mistaken. He has shown greater speed than that, but has never received a mark.

He met and worsted Rapid Transit on the fair grounds four years ago next fall. He Is a large, powerful horse, remarkably game and a square trotter. He has been work" ed aome this spring as a pace maker for Alpha Wllder's and bin fair condition tostand a race. His owner is reported that he would have a mark of 2:10 or better before fall. Although hurt a few years shows no signs of it this seems to go better than ever b'efore.

Rapid Transit has a race record of 2il8K, made at DesMoines three years) ago. He campaigned 'through the grand circuit, and was spoken of everywhere as a remarkably game and fast horse. All reports ot his. races bear testimony to this, fact He is a powerful horse, but to be mixed gaited. He would nearly as soon pace as trot.

For this reason, he is hard to balance and make go square. He was never properly shod and weighted but onoe, and that was the season he spent on the grand circuit. Anyone who has seen him only'when wrong, is in good condition to talk very foolishly. When Is'Yery wrong, and right he IB right enough 'to give any horse a race. By the word "wrong" we refer to his balancing and weight- tog.

He is easy to condition. It admitted by all that he has beenjproper- ly weighted BOME COMPARISON'S. a bad mile at Qilmore July 3. He did not trot a step the way, but covered the first half in 1:13 or better, and finished the mile in 2:40. At HumbOldl July 4,1899, Elastic went the first mile in the free tor-all race, "and never took one step at a trot.

The mile was covered id 2:46. JElastio has trotted more races, ahd'Rgpld has 1 the fastest-winning raoes-a't bis belt. Some claim Rapid's record was not won i tbe same thing of Elastic! Some people-" declare Elastic can't and never trot a In 3 00, They Others claim the same thing of are crazy also, t. Putting nonsense aside, we have in these two horses a "couple of fine (hat, are.good racers. Tbe REPDBUOAN sincerely hopes that they Dr.

Doan returned from Chicago. M. Pike is at home fof a few days. May Hardy returned from Ft, Dodge. Savage was In Mafshalitown Friday.

Dr. Rogers, ot Pioneer, was in town Monday, Arthur Oard spent Sunday In Web' ster City. Lawrence Wlnne spent a few days at the lakes. Cotnstock and wffe returned to Sioux City. Miss Clara Foster drove to LnVerne Wednesday.

Mrs. H. Tremain was over from Eagle Grove. White and Ed Wlnne Sundayed in Ft. Dodge.

Mrs. C. B. Atzen, of Thor, was in town nlouday. Miss Blanch Tremain, of.

Rolfe, Is visiting relatives here. 3.3. Auld at He will locate in Lanrens. Marjory Coyle is entertaining two little friends frdm Fort Dodge. Guy Delaneycame over from Clarion where he Is employed In a cigar factory.

Walter A. Tellier, of Algona, is here visiting a few of his Humboldt friends. Miss Katharine Brannen, of Des Molnes, is a guest of Miss Mamie Mastin. Horn has moved to Eagle Grove, where'they will make their home. Mrs.

Ella' Wilson fad children, of Bmmetsburg -are visiting. at Russel home, Mrs. Joseph Thorn and Mrs.Derings- fleld, of Qllmore, (pent a few days In Humboldt. 0. Roberts, of Clarksville, is spending a short time with his sister, Mrs.

Sid White. Rev. and Mra. Graves and son, are visiting at the home of Judge Fish, of Minneapolis. Charlie Hail came from Cedar Rapids Wednesday, to spend a couple of weeks in Hiimboldt.

Walie Rogers expects to leave for South Dakota, soon, where he will spend a short time. Miss Lizbeth Nesbelt, of Des Molnes, a cousin of Mrs. Sid White, Is spend Ing a few days here. 1 N. Knowlea has returned from Chicago, and reports that he enjoyed'a very instructive Mr.

Butte City, Montana, brother of Mrs. T. F. Sullivan, IB in'Humboldt on a visit. Joe Foster and wife came down from Buffalo Center and will spend a short time at the parental home'.

Miss Flo Nlckson came down from near McKuight's Point, to spend a few days Hnmboldt people. Ward and family started Fri- day'for Loi where they will make their future "'Mr, and'Mrs; MUes and' sons started Monday for two weeks -visit with Mrsj, Miles parents Hampton. The were at tbe top pt Pikes peakfau'd sent a message from that point to 'their Humboldt friends. 'Mrs. Maud Perkins, who has been visiting, in Humboldt the past few weeks, returned to; her home In Mason City Thursday, accompanied by her sister, Mabel Fuller.

fvlrs. Clara of Fargo, South Dakota, visiting a short time with friends in Hnmboldt. She secured a divorce from husband while in South She will return to her Aug. J. Bogeir'th'e leexllnk Shreveport, aays: "Dr.

CULLINOS FROM EVERYWB6BB of CountyW Is (Jittered reflf E. Barker was at Ottosen, 3.0. Blng is palntlag Stenger 1 hotue id OUdsen. George Myers has been getting up machinery In Bfadgate. Port C.

Barren has been appointed postmaster at PocabonUs Center. Bofti: Tuesday, July, 6, to Mr. and Mrs, Burrell of Renwiok, a son. Prof. Rotledge seems to spend considerable time In and about Llvermore.

Mr. and Mrs, W.T. White, ofOlU more, are taking a trip On the 30ast. ThB Howells, of Rutland, are buying and shipping a lot of stock tram about Qilmore, A girl Waa born to tfr. and Mrs.

A. Webber, of Ottosen, last Saturday evening, July 3rd, 1897, Frank Messenger, ot Fonda, is In Pooahontas county jail for days for stealing hogs. Mrs. Fitzgerald died at her home near Llvermore. July 0, 1897, of con, 38 years.

Born: ttrtt. A. Hillings and wife, a son, and to Fred Howell and wife daughter, on July 4th. Born: To Henry Anderson and wife, of Bradgate, a daughter, on July 5, Dr. Stoakes attending, Ode ot theft boys ot Ottosen, Ml from the road grader last week and Ofhii' shoulders quite badly, Qoldfield was saddened and this week: to learn of death-by- drowning of Frank Henry, Of Sonliij attk, Illinois, the youngest' brothMt andJ.

B. that Miller, ot the Llvermore says: It gives us untold pleasure! announce the marriage ot our populi citizen. Ben Niools. to Miss ot Maquoketa, which place there last Monday evening I Havelook Item: Mrs. Thomas, Humboldt, mother of Mra.

Rnf us' Walston, formerly of this here making the Murray families a visit. Mrs. Thomas is a lady ot 81 yean, but she seems-as spry as some Of oar 16 year old A ran-a-way 'team belonging to Harry Rolfe, things lively along Main Street In Oil- more a minute or two Monday evening about 9 o'clock. They started to ran In the east part of town and threw Chambers upset the tongue off and were Daring the storm Saturday" evening a thunderboldt struck the chimney tfie Baptist church, in Rolfe-andleft Its marks in several, places. The pn' damage Is a risky chimney and pevenUji -i split family, across the street, waa slightly- affected by the electricity, for a short Fort Dodge Chronicle: This a fact.

A'lady in attendance atMon- day's base, ball after Lowrey strike to or three of Cherokee players marked to her escort: "I thought yoa said Mr. Lowrey was a Rood Why he cant hit the bat onoe In ten times." Her Ormed "fan" 'was' aarried 'from 3 1 grounds a gibbering, Jabbering lunatic. Pocahontas Record contains following. It Is good, but the race has npt beeo-'matched: 'Quite an interest, is.bemg token In a matched -race tweett Rapid by t3bellenberger.of which will take place at'Gllmore August IS a side, naving been put np by. i i gentlemen.

Both horses have close to tbe teens and it will-be a'hot It will be a grain of satisfaction to 'the boys who pulled, by, the flab oommlssloneer this oat of seaaon, to know tnafc- commissioner waa a fewj palled and fined. The flab oommjs- sloner arrested four meoj at -Lehigh. for Illegal They were, taken to Fort Dodge for trial. of in retaliation caused the' qpi er's arrest tor carrying concealed wea About proprietor ot try yards, 1 ago Young,.