The Nashua Reporter from Nashua, Iowa • Page 5

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G. 1'. A JJubmjue, Iowa. You pay lo Tor not LEWIS' SINGLE BINDER CIGAR A surgical operation is not necessary to cure piles. DeWitt's Hazel halve saves all that expense and never fails.

Beware of counterfeits, uioud Drutf Co. Kay- N. Ry. IDS ROUTE. IJ.MU OF T1CAINS.

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WRIGHT. Photographer, Nashua, Iowa, flOCTII. BC'4 Bday. G. A IPass.TK-t.

Agent. a. p. .10:05 it. in Jennie--To havn round beautiful neck wiggle youi head from side to side, every uight take Ilocky Mountain lea.

It's a cut to a graceful form. Raymond Drug Co. Imitators have been many. Thoughtful people have learned that true merit comes only with the genuine Ilocky a i Tea made bv the Madison Medicine Drug Co. Mr.

James Brown of Putsmouth, Ya. over 90 years of age sullered for years with a bad sore on his face. Physicians could not help him. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cured him permanently Raymond Drug Co. Danger, disease arid deatli follow neglect of the bowels.

Little Early Risers to L'se De Witt's regulate them ITEM FROM EXCHANGE From Neighboring Towns. "Pap" Kellcy has lived continuously for 85 years on one farm south of Plainfield. The new find you will add years to your life and SEAL AH WAY ID 111 P. E. STUART, M.

D. Physician and Surgeon. Oflice over Glauvilie's store. Calls promptly. Residence two block? west and half block north of DeKoyelles house.

12 a in in ib Mihvaukee Lyle. for all points anil checked OHN MOKLE A ttrkct is flooded Worthless irsiitstiuns of SKY A I L. TEA Hectthe we call to our trad? Printed en pack- Demand the Kenuins. "Si' 1 by all Druggists I CLARY, Attorneys and Counselors at Law. Special attention given to collections.

Nashua, Iowa. A. G. CASE CO- BANKERS. Successors fo First National Bank NASHUA, IOWA, to Paris! Cb.inicl or inventive mind Exposition, with good iouw write BED, Baltimore, Mr' A.

G. CASE, W. F. GETSCH, t'S ENGLISH PILLS President Cashier LOANS ON REAL ESTATE SOLICITED General Business. and omestic a Bough.1 and Sold.

PassageTicksisforsa'e a Iror- 3 gn Ports. Acccuri'is of i a a I i i a cured on most Favorable Terras. Fire and Torqado I a i In i a a i a Lowest Rates. life to your years. Easy to take, neve (iripe.

Raymond Druir Co. My little son had an attack of whoop ing cough and was threatened will pneumonia: but for Chamberlain'. Coutfh Remedy we would have had serious time of it. It also saved bin from several severe attacks of croup --11. J.

Strickfadcn, editor World Herald. Pair Haven, Wash. For sale by the Nashua Drug Co. Eilert's Extract of Tar and Wild Cherry is a safe, reliable and pleasant remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis, asthma and all throat troubles: wil relieve and cure consumption. Trv it and be convinced.

Every bottle warranted; price 25c, Sue, and $1.00 per botlle. Sold by Raymond Drug Co. Dyspeptics cannot be IODK lived because to live requires nourishment. Food is not nourishing i it is digested. A disordered stomach cannot digest food, it must have assistance.

Xodol Dyspepsia Cure digests all kinds of food without aid from the stomach, allowing it to rest and regain its natural functions. Its elements are exactly the same as the natural digestive iluids and it simply can't help but do you good. Raymond Drug Co. You may as well expect to run steam engines without water as to find an active, energetic man with a torpid liver and you may know his liver is torpid when he does not relish his food or feels dull and languid after eating, often has headache and sometimes dizziness. A few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will restore his liver to its nofmal functions, renew his vitality, improve his digestion and will make him feel like a new man.

Price cents. Samples free at Nashua Drug Co's store. tow mill at Lawler is expected to be in readiness for operation by August 1. Over in West Union and vicinity the farmers are dispensing with their windmills and using gasoline engines instead. They claim they are cheaper in the end.

The i i passenger struck 32 head of cattle two and a half miles east of towti Wednesday night, killing eight head aud i i the other four so they had to bo killed. John Mor- To Cure La Grippe in Two Days! Is'o remedy equals Warner's White ine of Tar Syrup for this terrible and fatal disease. If taken thoroughly and in time it will cure a case in two days, and for the cough that follows La Grippe it never fails to give relief. Pribe 25 and 50 cents. ris was the owner of the Leader.

The W. R. U. have a membership in Iowa of There were 212 delegates at the convention at Dubuque. This order has spent the past year $0,454.21 in reliel work, and have assisted 2,065 old soldiers and members of their families, also 795 members of the W.

R. C. Edw. Knott delivered a bunch of fat cattle and hogs to T. B.

Crarupton this week. The 45 head of three-year- old steers were fed on Mr. Knott's farm since last fall. They weighed 00,330 Ibs. and brought Mr.

JCnott The hogs fattened while following the cattle brought over Republican. The four-year-old son of Ferdinand Chkkasaw County Teachers' Institute. The annual session of the Chickasaw county Normal institute will be held in New Hampton, beginning July 15, and continuing two weeks, closing with the regular examinations for cer- The instructors are: Didactics, IJ'jyof Ti-Hli- Tor i-j Teslniioiiials. co. FA.

ftlft nuncr. Banking House OF UPMAfli LOSER, NASHUA, land disease is the cauS9 lailunhappiness. gPY HOME DO PURIFIER lies the Blood jrspepsia, Indigestion, irofala. Boils, Pimples ts. Restores Health the "Spring Tired energy and vigor by the Whole System.

than any or Mire for li. ly Company, Chicago." nd Drug Company. IOWA. Successor to LOSEU SUMMER. M.

WALLESER Cashier A General Banking Business Transacted. Farm Mortgage Loans A SPECIALTY. Fire. Lightning, and Tornado Insurance written in reliable companies at lowest rates. Foreign Exchange bought and sold and Passage Tickets for" sale to and from all European ports.

Read It in His Newspaper. George Schaub. a well known German citizen of Lebanon, Ohio, is a constant reader of the Dayton Volk- sxeitung. He knows that this paper aims to advertise only the best in its columns, and when he saw Chamber- Iain's Pain Bairn advertised therein for lame back, he did not hesitate in buying a bottle of it for his wife, who for eight weeks had suffered with the most terrible pains in her back and could get no relief. lie says: "After using the Pain Balm for a few days my wife said to me.

-I feel as though born and before using the entire contents of the bottle the unbearable pains had entirely vanished and she could again take up her household He is very thankful and hopes that all suffering likewise will hear of her wonderful recovery. This valuable i i is for sale by Nashua Drug Co. Mitxer met with a sad death Monday. A day or so previous he fell while at slay, striking his head upon a board which three rusty nails pro- iruded. The nails entered the side of bis head just above the ear, making a wound which caused his Jolesburg cor.

Manchester Press. Dumont will not allow a livery barn be built in the fire limit. The recent fire at that place started in a ivery barn. Aplington and other towns have suffered a like experience. The average livery barn is full of combustible matter, and a great deal of moking is done in them, and the wonder is that more fires do not start these places.

Any sort of barn, once in flre, is seldom saved and about all he owner can do insist that no rooking be allowed about the building. Another thrilling experience with a rattlesnake was had by the botany class from the Lansing public school Tuesday afternoon just west, of town. A monster snake carrying thirteen rat- was dispatched by Silas Glynn, a member of the class. The reptile showed Sght and was not disposed to give up life without some show of resistance. According to the generally accepted theory of those best posted on snake- ology.

this was about 1C years old. it was one of the largest ever killed in this Standard. Vannie Stapher. a young roan residing with his parents near Devon, bad both sides of his head crushed Sunday morning by a kick from a horse. The accident was not wit- tillcates.

II. F. Kling--Heading, Economics. A. T.

Rutledge-Geography, Civics, (j. b. History, Arithmetic. C. J.

Trumbauer--Music, Algebra, Orthography. T. J. Wonnley--Physics, Physiology, Arithmetic. Ida County Superintendent Bishop ha issued the usual pamphlet contaiuin information for the benefit of thos expecting to attend.

Tue Superin tendent urges that every teacher i the county be present, those holdin two-year ceitiUcates as well as thos holding only second- or third-class cer tiOcates. The fact that you hold two-year certificate does not excus you from availing yourselves of ever, means of professional improvement No teacher will be excused unless tber be a good and suflicient showing upon which to grant such excuse. It he duty of every teacher to be pres ent. Kot only does the law demanc such attendance but the needs of th schools require that teachers avai themselves of these onportunities fo: instruction and inspiration The county superintendent has moral or lotral right to excuse you. Be ready to enroll on the morning of the first day.

prepared for two solid week, of strenuous effort. The instructors for this session are educators with whom most of the teachers are acquainted, and of whose work they know. Iso teacher who at tends this session and takes hold of the work with a determination to gel the best out of it, will feel at the end she has not been beneflted-S The work of the institute will be given from a didactic standpoint, the main object of which is to encourage and enthuse the teachers in their work, and to suggest ways and means for the more successful accomplish ment of their work in the schools of the county. The ability to present a subject in a lucid, yet forcible and instructive manner is one of the prerequisites of a good teacher, and this ability coupled with a thorough knowledge of the subject makes a good teacher. The course in music has been arranged to give the teachers practical hints as to conducting the work of teaching music in their schools and also to present the Rudiments of Music with a view to preparing them for examination.

For the benefit of those who have not read the law relating to the teaching of music in the schools of Iowa, the following clause is quoted: Sec. l. Instruction in vocal music is authorized. That the elements of music, including when practical the singing of simple music by note, be taught in all the public schools of Iowa, and that all teachers teaching in schools where such instruction is not given by special teachers be required to satisfy the county superintendent of their ability to teach the elements of vocal music in a proper manner. Provided, however, that no teacher shall be refused a certificate lowered on account of lack of ability to sing.

Sec. 2. JTormal Institute. That it shall be the duty of county superintendent to have taught annuall in the Korma! Institute the elements of vocal music. The story is told that a Charles Cltv man went flshing dowu the river it Nashua other day and caught a flneuMi.

He went, to the telegraph ollice and sent the following message to his wife: 'Tv irot one. Weighs seven pounds and it a beauty." In reply came the following signed by his wile: "So have weighs ten pounds. He isn't a beautv: looks i Hampton Courier. The following letter was received by a school boa-d in Butler county from a teacher who had been asked whether she would tr-u-h the school another year: would like to have the refusal of he scbnol as long as you are willing to hold it for me, though I can't positively say I i not teach, nor positively that I will. If I am married as I i I i be, of course I will not want the school.

But, you know the old story about many a slip, and I would a to be out o'f a job as weU as the other. 1 The Eminent Kidney and Biadder Specialist Tie a i about a yard Ion" to a common door key and take the string i i hand, holding it 0 the i key will dear the lloor by three or four If you can hold the key steadily enough it i oeein i back and forth in a straight i Let another person take your left hand the motion of the key will change from a pendulum-like swing to a cfr- cular swing. If a third person will place his hand on the shoulder of the second person the key will stop Try it and then explain it if you can' The Avoca Herald tells the storv that not long ago a young lady visited that city, and while there made the acquaintance of a young man who was well acquainted with a lady friend of hers. When she departed for home she asked this young man if he wished to send her any word. Ho said: "Yes- give her my love and a big 1 In' a few days he received the following piece of poetry: You can send your sweetheart presents the nfail.

if you desire. You can transmit loving- messages the telegraphic wire. You can pen the sweetest proposal. Receive an answer most divine, Cut a "kiss''not done in person Is a failure every time! A Windom man had a barrel of whiskey on hand when the burg went dry this spring. He was a milk dealer among the neighbors and becoming a ittle short of i one morning put in some whisky.

The next morning his customers took all the way from three Uve quarts each and he had fifteen to sell the cows that gave that milk. Oa the succeeding i ound whole families sitting on the ence waiting for him. They all had Wishes with them and took all the milk he had. Tbere was much demand or the milk but he knew the thing ould not last, so he sold his cows and uit. A deacon purchased one of the ows for 852.5 and the rest of the herd old nearly as well.

Happily the ecret is not known to ueur Tie Discoverer of Swamp-Root" at "Work in His laboratory. There is a disease prevailing in this country most dangerous because so decep- live. Many sudden deaths are caused by r) I it--heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure or apoplexy are often the result of kidney disease. If kidney trouble is allowed to advance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack tne vital organs, or the kidneys themselves break and waste away cell by cell. Then the richness of the blood--the albumen --leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble.

Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root the new discovery is the true specific for kidney, bladder and urinary troubles. It has cured thousands of apparently hopeless cases, after all other efforts have failed. At druggists in fifty-cent and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling about Swamp- Root and its wonderful cures.

Address Dr. Kilmer Binghamton, N. Y. and this paper. Us KTC; t'larrhc; IIT.T.E: cr-'lcr son h'c am bcncl! It JTObg in ifli Hsjjyi Hun etli'Tn frnn roprijljrj Chicsjo, III Hid Drua dol sia Cure iat you eat.

Its the- food an (3 aids fecning and recon- lusted digestive or- Hdiscovcrcd 3igfjt- I other preparation efficiency. It in- pcnnanently cures slion, Heartburn, Btoipach, Nausea, find toperfccidigcslion. limes BLOOM LOOS of Harrow Carts, Harrows, Water Tanks, Buggies, Etc. in" FARM MACHINERY OF AIL KIND. Pknv and repair of kinds a specialty.

turned out rapidly and prices rsasonablc. Don't pet side-tracked in business. Dullness sometimes passes for death. Men i brains reach the noal. ilocky Mountain Tea puts matter into one's head.

-To. Raymond Lrtig Co. Call at X-isliua Drug Co's store and (ret a free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are an elegant physic. They also improve the appetite, strengthen the digestion and regulate the liver and bowels.

Thev are easy to take and pleasant in effect. C. H. A Real Estate, Insurance AND LOAN AGENT. Office over A Hcrililirnis 1 have Iowa, Minnesota, and Dakota lands for sale or trade, for good income properly.

Come and sec me before making a deal. Dr. Kay's Lung Balm Drug Co. It Is Always Our Highest Endeavor To dispense only drugs of the highest standard and efficiency, and to compound in prescriptions, only those ingredients that know to be of full strength and absolute purity. It is our custom to carefully examine every article purchased, not taking for granted the assurances of any manufacturer, no matter what his standing may be.

We ou rsclvcs want to know about the quality, and the freshness and the strength. NASHUA DRUG CO nessed by anyone, although A'anaie's ounger brother was in the barn near by and found him immediately after he occurrence, lying on the ground unconscious. He had been watering the horse and it is supposed the animal, in playful mood, wheeled and kicked him with both feet. Dr. Gardner was summoned and the injuries were given the best possible attention.

Late reports are that he is getting along Hampton Gazette. Marshal Kelley had a queer prisoner in the city prison on last evening, lie was apparently past 0.1 years old and bent with age. lie was lilthy beyond description, ragged and as far as looks could judge, penniless. released he appeared at the oilice of the assessor and wanted to pay the taxes on his four lots in the eastern portion of the city. He said his name was M.

Tan- nan, and so the records of the assessor revealed, as the lots in question has been assessed to tills party for the last thirty-three years, lie wanted to effect the sale of them, but there was a Haw in the title and the sale was called off. In his clothing he ciispla3-cd a countless number of bills sewed for safe keeping, and wrapped i i bits of paper. He said he lived in St. Louis, where be owned a block of business Falls Sec. S.

In Effect-. This act shall take effect on the fourth day of Jul of the year ninteen hundred and one For two-year or llrst-class certificate the applicant must attain an of ninety-two per cent with no branch below eighty-five per cent. He will also be required to pass an examination in civics, economics, algebra and physics in addition to the common branches required for a second grade, and furnish proof of thirty-six weeks successful teaching. An average of eighty-five per cent with no bra'nch below eighty in all of the common oranches. is required for a sccond-classcertillcate.

An average of eighty per cent with no branch below seventy per cent will be required of applicants for third- grade certiflcatcs. Bring with you whatever text books you may have in the branches to be taken up. Recitations will begin Monday. lo at i) o'clock. Hoard can be obtained at, the usual places and at the usual rates.

It would be well to secure accommodations before going to institute. The be pleased to render everv assistance in this regard. Two evening lectures will be given during the institute and admission will be free to all enrolled at the Institute. The eves of people are towards Wat- rloo. From ail around come inouiries bout the Chautauqua.

The" best nswer to these will oe found in the ublished program, easily obtainable, arded by good judges as offering line a series of entertainments as ome were produced at a western Cbautauqua. Thousands of people are learning ttat Cedar River Park. Sans Souci and the surroundings, form an ideal place for summer's outing aud this fact multiplies the number of inquiries. The intellectual, moral and social advantages offered by the Cbautauqua Assembly combined with the freedom of the woods and river have strong attraction for the best people of town and country. Dates i July JO to 24.

Send postal "card for copy of program to F. J. Sessions, Waterloo. "Tarry Thou Till I Come." 'The Wandering Jew" is having a wonderful revival in literature lately. The first book in this fascinating field byGeo.

Croly. Christ's works to whom, "Tary tbou till I come," spoeken beneath the weight of the cross to the scoffing Pharisee, sets the Jew wandering. Most notable followers of this story were Eugene masterpiece, and "The Prince of India," by the author of "Ben Hur." General Wallace himself praises Croly's "Salathiel'' as one of the six greatest novels ever written. One Xew York publisher has lately issued an illustrated edition at 81.40 net. Now comes John B.

Alden, so well known as the pioneer in cheap bookpublish- ing, with an excellent edition at 25 cents: even this, with a view to wisely extending the knowledge of his publications, he offers to mail postpaid to the readers of the Nashua REPORTER, for the nominal price of if they will order at once, and mentk the paper. Doubtless, many will accept his offer. Address -John B. Alden, Publisher, 442 Pearl St. New York.

Another feature of the net waist has just come to light. A young woman who wore one at a picnic, next evening appeared at a party in "low and all the flowers and arabesoue of the lace appeared frescoed oh her shoulders, where the gentle touch of the sun had done Republican. its F. L. PITT'S LIST OF TOWN PROPERTY.

Here are my prices, and every one a bargain. The next G. A. R. be held at Des Moines.

will A pretty is told liy the book agent? in ronncclion injh letting the contract for biols in Wonflbury ounty. One of the official? of the county found himself in a room and in company with an accnt demanded the order for The official demurred, the accnt pulled a revolver and a large roll of bills declared that he must have the order lo 5310 his rpuJstion. did not rare if he shot the nicial and was hung fur Then-inland so forth. The official look the money ind saved his life. The agent took the order andsivccl his reputation, and the school? of the county tool; what they could get.

The county official is aid lo be ppsjnii as a martyr, alleging that ho was compelled to award the contract, but thcie is a belief that ic helped to arrange the mtoncr of the assault. "The story of the talking dou" ij going tbc rounds in Kansas. It lias gone so far that it is doubtful tovibr-m credit should be given: ventriloquist walked into a joint with the dog and said: "I'll take a beer." And the dog in a high voice said: Jake a ham sandwich." The bartender leaned over the bar in great nicnt. and asked: "What's lhat'r" "Talkinc dog," said Ibc ventriloquist. "I'll be darned," said the bartender, lilling the order and thinking.

AVhcn the had completed the ham sandwich the bartender said: "I'm interested in this thine and this lime it's onlhchouso. What-will it "I'll take a beer," the ventriloquist. "I'll take another bam sandwich," said the doc. The bartender served them and went around in front of the bat, and, looking at the in astonishment, said: "Stranger, 1 can have poodles of fun nut, of that dog. 1 ran paralyze the fellows.

I'll "civc you for him." for the "I'll give TOU a hundred if you'll lend him to me for a week," said the bartender. The ren triloquist considered and said it a go, and started The doe follo-ncd liim and piped: "Hid you sell that, red fared, cock-cyrd, lop earrd rnonkfy behind the "Now be quiet," said the ventriloquist. '-Don't get rattled, 1 didn't sell you, 1 simply loaned you to him for a week." "You simply loaned me?" said the doc, "and the way yoc treat roe. Let her go. Dam mi 1 picture, I'll never speak another The Elder Button place at 31,000.

The G. B. Wood place The Chas. Shirk place at SST-5. The Web Wait place at S725.

The Albert Bement place at The Mrs. Dougherty place at -5500. The Mack Wait place at S525. The-J. B.

Green place in Brooklvn goes at SS50. The JeiT Thomas place in Bradford at only 6300. The Will Alien brick at SI.200 The Will Allen stone quarry. well and 10 acres including quarry for jSl.OW. And for residence lots I have a larjre assortment of the best there is at prices that sell them, Amonir the best is: Mrs.

Helen Parish' two lots, barn and buggy shed at -ioOf. Win. Color's 2 lots -MOO. Uobinson's 2 lets at Weudorf 2 lots Main street at And a number of choice ones in the northwestern part of town at prices which will double inside of three years. A farm miies north of town and one I north of riainiicld.

This i a money maker at our price. ua-ve added to our list the Albert, Kuhtif place in this place can be b'luuht for les than the ing- arc worth. A fair bmise, cowl bain and well, and an acre of land." 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 9 Harness at Prices that Cannot be Met in the County. i on an- "5 linyinr; a 1013 out. In Single Harness Both hand and machine made.

u- in tin- Light Driving and Heavy Work Harness, lli.il 9 9 nanm-r irom Dusters and Fly Nets, i lln- i 9 9 A. G. STOCKS. iv tlii'in. 1L" 1 llial i- Yours for I 99999999999999999999999999 IN SPA PERI JEWSPAPERI.