The Alden Times from Alden, Iowa • Page 8

kt mrs A I.DEM IOWA, FRIDAY FEB. IT, II) VOL. XV NO. 47 MooBS-elaat mail raaUar al the Inwa. F.I.

raaar. M. j. ruBBv. FURRY -TERMS "If 11,80 cuts PubliiUtdtvtry Friday.

Dr. Norvln Green, who for many yean hu been the energetic and progressive president of the Western Union Telegraph Go. died, Sunday. It Is stated that after tho fourth of March Harrison will accept the post- position at nrafswor-of law In the Lc- land Stanford University of California. Fifteen days more of republican rule In this country and then the will be In full charge of the destinies of the country tor tho drat time in over thirty yearn.

City Graphic- Herald has ceased trv ISSUE 1 dully -edition buvwili be content hereafter visit iu oacc week. A of that site can UHrdly support dally. Cleveland that bis Secretary of State, is to be Judge Walter Q. Oresham. Judge Grcsham may to an able man but it that there are a great many who doubt the wisdom of the appointment.

Four car loads of material to form a part of the Iowa cihlblt are already in Chicago and two cars more are almost ready for shipment. The headquarters of the Iowa commissioners will be moved to Chicago next week suite No. 1618 Monadnock building having been engaged for the Iowa folks. During the Mills revival meetings at Grinnell a large number of college students were converted and several of them, in confessing their past sins, stated that they bod Indulged In gambling to some extent while at college. Expulsion is now staring them In the face on account of their own statements and if It IB really carried out as now proposed, those young men may sincerely regret their Sioux City, "the Corn Palace City of the World," Is arranging to hold another of iu unique and peculiar festivals-thin year.

The date of open ing is fixed fer September 20th, con- tiaving until October 18th, 1893, and the BUUsBjBBWOt promises attractions that shall far surpass anything heretofore presented. It is expected that many of the thousands who will attend the World's Fair can be Induced to extend their visit to Sioux City and view the marvels in cereal decoration wbicb will be so perfectly shown, and at tbe name time gain a correct Idea of the greatest corn producing territoiy on tbe globe. OMawu MIsaM Mabel and Cora Qombclllc, of Aldea visited friends In town over Sunday. Clarsoec llarn.tt was compelled to quit work aud go homo a day 01 two ago on account of sickness. W.

L. Barton, Wm. Steams and H. C. AtwaUr went to Chtaafo Sunday morning with stock for P.

J. Martin. Chas Newby, of Aldeo, WM down with a load of goods last week. He la moving onto the J. White farm the river.

If you want to know all about see our 6 cent column Read the auction sale notices In this paper and then you will know where to go to buy what you want. There la practically no limit to the variety of costums which can be arranged to represent the times nf Columbus. Almost without exception the men wore bright colors und often feathers except tradespeople, peasants and members of religious orders. Many of the women wore fancy turban-like head gear, waists and big ruffles. Mr.

M. J. Kilroy, who has been teaching the Hanson school east of town, has resigned, and accepted the position of assistant principal of tho High School at Alden. ilunltn county, Iowa. Mr Kilroy ts a graduate of the Northern Normal School and is one of our best teachers, a young man of marked ability who Is bound to succeed.

We congratulate the people of Alden on securing his services. He left last Friday so us to be ready to commence Monday Journal The Citizen tries to make the farmers in IU vicinity believe that, the Alden dtock buyers pay uo better prices than do the Iowa Falls buyers except when our men stray away to the east of here and then they pay 25 cents more than the down river buyers afford. Hardly true friends. Last Saturday our buyers paid $8.10 per hundred for live hotfs right on the streets of Alden and we are informed tnat prices for hoxs have averaged fifteen to twenty cents higher here than at Iowa Falls all winter and Llghthall Stringer did not offer any farmers near Iowa Kails a cent more for hogs last week than they paid for the same grade of hogs right In Alden, and they bouylit car load at that same price. Did yougot a vmteniloe Alden will be gay for a with entertainments and socials.

The January thaw 'didn't around until February, this yaw. Popejoy dramatic AMen's Hall Saturday evening. It will pay you to attend. The Oakland and Burdette lyceura are to cross swords In Joint debate next Friday evening. The Michigan legislature has repealed the law paaaed two yean ago providing for the choosing of presidential electors by districts.

Mr. Harris Is unable to get a man to run the Alaska creamery for him next summer and so he proposes to move all of the machinery to Marshal (town. Our Australian ballot law applies to town elections Just the same as to general elections. Nominations and elections must be carried on under the provisions of that law. The election In Alden wtll occur on Monday March und all nominations must be made and- filed with the town recorder at least ten days before election or, by Do you want to know all about Ark- its line fruits and pleasant cli- IM, itfi and many other and ail HWjUl tGc "Ctty of great health resort? It you do, send 50 ctn for our weekly paper 6 months will tell you all about It.

Address The Locomotive Herald, SUoam Spring, Arkansas. 40wl3 mm DOWN Go Boy's Suits. Prlcu 2 Suits, age and 8 Out ISult, 2 Suits, ISult, ISult, 2 Sultt, 5 and 9 10 13 15 and 17 $1.75 $1.00 5.00 3.00 3.00 0.00 6.00 8.00 100 2.00 4.00 6.00 IniHntT Blart Pint Coat ail Veil $6.35. Cape $1,35 Men's Suits. R' Cat 1 Suit Worsted, 2 SulM Navy Uluc, 2 Suits Satlnctt, 1 Suit $5.00 $3.00 10.00 0.00 7.50 5.00 5.00 3.50 1 Suit all wool Casslmerr, 17.00 13.00 ISult union 10.00 7.00 Train Isaves QqiX9.jfamt.

FasMBger Ho. p. p. Freight Gonto SOVTB. Passeager So.

00 11:13 a. m. Frelaft 44 on signal. Qen.TM. and Pass.

Aft emu soft yovr pitk now 96 cti. ontt now SO CM. SS 6S tt. es to $1,00 Illinois Central Time Table. OOIMC wnr No.

1. SlouiOltyEiprorfs. a.m No. 3. Mall 1:17 p.

No. 91. Local 12:30 p. m. OQINO BUST No.

2. Chicago ExprMS a. m. No. 4.

Mall 4:21 p. m. No. ML Local 11:17 a. m.

Tickets soW and baggage checked to all points In the United States and Canada. C. F. TnonwoN, Agent SCIENTIFIC Of TiGIAlS EYESIO-HT IS PRICELESS. overstrained, eyes Buckeye Notes.

Chas. Benshoof took his car load of steers to Chicago Monday. Henry Perclval of Iowa Falls has been visiting his sister, Mrs. Chas. Benshoof.

Ethel and Mabel Kcllotfg were the guests of Mrs. L. T. Beard last week. Mrs.

Hattle Lester spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. Houghtaillng. Mrs.

E. C. Edwards has been spending several days at the old home In Alden. Hall Rate Southern Land Excursion. The IlllnuU Central Railroad Company will run three Southern Land Excuraloni leaving Alden at m.

March and April llth and May Otb, at a rate of rAHl (or the rouud trip, (runt all llllnoUCen tral polnU In IlllnuU, Wlscontln, Iowa, and South Dakota, Illlnoli Cuutral and Mlulwlppl Valley polnU, uutb o( the Oblu Klicr uzcept Memphli and New Orlomi TlckuU limited lo thirty and HIKM! lor stop oven la both directions south of Cairo. Thu la running theM low rate incur sluiia in to i(lvc laud an upportunity to uiainlnu thu tklO.OOO acres of clio'co ImuU uwncd by C-iuipaiiy, betwuen Vlck hurt; ami Memphis, and to enablu Southern liuiiiu Seekers to look uvur thu southern country and bu Ihu butter ublu to wuut lliey will lovnto. Kor prico of llullroud Cnmpiiuy'n luud. u-riiis etc oddroas Mr. E.

1'. Skeiio, LiuJ 18 Michigan Avenue, Cjlcago HI, ur copy of the uew Homo Chart copy of "Whereto lucute New circular (Nluff full Informs, tluu tu uiml Excursions South, address hu i at Muncliester, Iowa. J.F. MlHKT, 40w)3 AssL Gen. 1'asa.

A(jt Particular attention given lo correcting weak and Our best phylscans now bay more nt-rvoun Had from this cause than all others combined. Huve you had your examined by a specialist? AH the simple and compound of the eye 1 will correct and give you satisfaction. With Proctor lomi icwa. ittwooll Reynolds MAW VOM THEIEPWUCANMAIAZME which New York Ami says to'trigM, atrongsnd able, and should nave a 1 and ldyal constituency." and which, Mail and says, "btinf by Fnncia B. D.

Curtis, well known to all protectionists, commends itstlf at to all Republicans?" "StuMld MM bt Journal. Mr. CurUa to gMna; lo tlM a of hlihchancterlhalla wK asfcU Uto the rtally awJ weekly in dotnf thU bwJr Aal cut brdnt far J. 8. Cutaaaon.

ndnthlv. brijfct. alnmf and Alden, Our yards near the I. (Depot are conveniently located and supplied with a Jull line Material of all kinds. Try our Standard Scales for quick and correct weights.

Mils a place In wkkhjio van occupy. Well worthy ofrnamngtsMBl ikomU kan a copy of of WcalU, Kan. Alden Meat M-arket HORSFALL. Propoetoi. We will make a Sale OF Constantly on Hand My Customers can always rely on prompt attention and first class meata.

HI For the next The Road Tax Question. At the April meeting of the Alden Township Trustees, two questions will eome bofore Shall a 4J mill tax be levied, to be collected in labor on the highways in the usual manner? S. Shall a 3 mill tax be collected by the Supervisor In cash, wbicb, together with a 1 mill labor tax, shall be expended in the district whore 1C Deloogs, under the direction of thf Supervisor? is probable that one or tbe other of these plans will be adopted, and the trustees have a statutory right to adopt cither plan without either petition or vote on tbe part of the tax- paysrs. The Tinas, however, wishes to hear from every voter In the township outside of tbe corporation and will give an opportunity within the next ten days for a full, though, of course, unofficial, ballot on tbe subject. JLook out for It.

Personally, we believe the second plan Is the right one. Let that triuuies select a competent crsw to man the big grader and then start It at work Unit, in tbe district that bos money ready flrst to pay for It. This plan will give us some roads. Uhall we try It? lows Central Railway Company Traffic DepaitrnenL CUKAP KleUtUilU.S to C'Y Vui tha wvoittudailoii u( desiring tu StUi'U tbu liuUKUralton u( Ptasltioul elost Clavuluud uu IMU, luwa t'tu- Dows Distraction. Mis.

A. £. Gibson down from Butbven visiting her many friends. Mrs. Amory of Beluiond was here to see her father Mr.

S. J. Mendell last week. Fred Sergeant came out from Chippewa Co. WIs.

Tuesday for a few days' visit with bis cousin here. Tbe Odd Fellows are making great preparations for a large time at the dedication of their hall here this (Wed.) evening. Visitors are expected from all tbe surrounding towns. The Epwurth League had a social al Mrs. Whlpple's last Wednesday night, where the young folks evidently hod a good time.

Williams will hare an auction sale next week Wednesday. The novel spectacle was witnessed recently of a business man sueing hla brother-in-law over adlffirenco of nine The same case also demonstrated tbe foolishness of an honest (ranger trying to plead his own case in court again it an attorney, even though he is In the right of the controversy. Was rover planning a deliberate Insult to republican Iowa when be offered beorgarden blunder Boles the office of Secretary of Agriculture? L. L. DO TOO WANT TO ADOPT A BABTI kai IWItt anil xcitfaiuii to City, aaii ratura low UikoU KIKH! (or r.ium iwUl Marvli Uth, lucliulvu tut tloaptag and IwilUar tisswriUaUou uu kytuU luva ti.l tNT aJtlraas A We are glad to know that tbere will uol be any Sunday opening at the World's Fair; also that tbe Antl- Optlou Hilt Is likely to become a law.

The southern question becomes wore and more perplexing after such occurred recently at Paris, IVwu, wheu inu whites only showed vhelr superiority lu 100 per cent more tfffeVtfULlVU iiiiViiiaifat itlslJitilath UsUaSttS their black prisoner. J. Juhuaon ban traded the Clow farm (or it slock of goodH ad MurrUoii. 1'oor (jueeu wtUkwt lougee has tier uaiuti agouraUl lu thu kQiuwattou charade. Come in and see how cheap you can buy.

MNO ron TO 6LUW MO THE KNtUCAH 110 MFTM AVB. VOWC. IOWA CENTRAL ROUTE New Palate.81e«pUif dallj LOUM, Cttv worla 1C. on aud afUf MmM, Acktef SoWkaua-Kxtt No a Mall lor St. Louis Cltyan4 ftouU.

4 8I.Loula«n«K«««s» Clt; dally tf Fwrls a.10 a 10 Utcad lor iUnkslltawn 1:50 pm 1'J tor Maffthslltowo ans 14 for tot a No 1 Mall to Blfsul and Mliin.ap. olla and. Nortb dally tipreas dally to 04 Paul ticent Hunday 18:47 6 Maaon City eiprwt, tt Local tu Mason jg dally. OakalooM A Large Stock to select from. (So- Druga, Fancy PBuRlAClSI.

Dealer Medicines, and Toilet Articles, Spongea, Bruahea, Toilet 8oa.p«, Perfumery, etc. TBX or for Trains No. 11. 13,90 Train Nott conuecU at CenUrvlllo. All above trains carry paastDfais vlded wllh'tlckftf.

Close connections West Nortk and Bontb. A BANKS, II ACKERT. Gen MM4ftr. TraHc Hsu. TP BARRY.

CBCslJiJOIs DHITA UTitatkittnHHifthePflblic I shall endeavor to keep on band at all times the choicest DOMESTIC CIGARS SHOHTEIT ANff QUICKEST ROUTE TO AND MOM CHICA80 111 all BUTERI POUTS Trite TikMEfMtlM. tl TRAINS QOINO SOUTB. WO.S, CBBUaO aisT 8:00 a. Aldsa carefully compounded, and orders answered with neatness aud dispatch. My stock of MEDICINE complete, warranted gunulue, aud of the best quality.

OITY DRUG STORK Water Stoat, AJLDKN IOWA General Stock of ArAldon At connections al RMora N. R'y (oisg WMS, aoutfe. gulug on No. will Juuciloa vis C. A N.

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