Algona Courier from Algona, Iowa • Page 8

THB.OOPKma. ALQONA, IOWA, tKIDAY MORIONS, HttWBMfiKB 4, 1896. 7" B. R. FRASER, WELL DRIVING.

have a complete steam cable outfit. Water or no pay. Get myprlces. Addeess, D. K.

FRASER, Algona, la. Livery, Feed Barn; D. H. PALMER, PftOf. SPECIAL AttTBKTION TO THE TRANSIENT TBADE.

Barn north of Court Bouse. Algona. la. Li rl Good Painting See Jas. Orr.

I have been in Algona 12 years, and my work done during that time speaks for Itself. I am still prepared to give the same first-class service as ever, and solicit your patronage. HOUSE PAINTING AND PAPER HANGING 1 devote special attention to, and also do carriage painting, kalsomining, etc. Call street. PRAIRIE LANDS IN CENTRAL MINNESOTA, Five years payment; per cent, interest.

In WllklO, Clay and Norman counties, south part of Red River Valley, we have the finest and most fertile prairie lands in the country. Prices, $4 to $8 an acre. Lands close to railroads, local markets and in well settled districts. No. 1 hard wheat can be raised here year after year without exhaustion of the soil, one crop of flax pays for the land and your work, and on a section of land 160 acres can be farmed without an outlay of 91 for you want such land I know I can please you.

Among the numerous buyers from this vicinity are the following named: Conley, Ole Maland, Hans Carlsen, Steve Stepnenson, Carl Carlson. M. Hlller, Mrs. A. E.

Brown. Johnson, Otto Larson, John French, Andrew Ekstrom, Nels Johnson N. 0. Nelson, John Newman and others. We also have the best farming land, wild and improved for sale in Yellow Medicine county, at $10 TO SIC, only 75 miles north of Iowa state line and in well settled localities.

For full information apply to E. A. E. LAAGE, Kossuth County. SEXTON, IOWA.

LOCAL COUKTY NEWS. Thos. Dftlly and daughter, Mrs. Chambers, were visiting relatives 1m the city last week. Foot racing "boss" ac ing and fighting have become the leading sports In our city.

3, T. Orelgtftn has changed his "modusopor- andi." that's a big word but It fills the bill, John has Opened a restuarant. Miss Inez Oreigton Is selling a book on silver and gold, buy one. read, reflect and be posted. A party from Brltt will open a big dry goods emporium here Sept, 1.

J. Felling has a brother visiting him and If report is correct he may make Whitternore his permanent home. Frankle Farley Is a full fledged "school marm" and will Instruct the young Burtltes how to shoot. Pete Lawles one of our heavy -weight red silver advocates engaged a ge'man of color In debate. Pete asked the darky how he became a republican? And received for an answre "that Lincoln freed the nigger, Edison freed the mule, and Cleveland freed the laboring man, and that made a republican of Sambo." Sam Drake and Mark Boyle were In the city on their wheels one day last week.

Shortly after their arrival, there was a rumor afloat that Baby Bliss was here. And the small boys gafeed at Sam, one making the remark that he was bigger than a skinned cow. E. G. Bowyer Algona's popular jeweler, was in this city one day last week.

Landlord Merrill of the St Nicholas hotel has a fine coat of paint on his house. Jo. Thompson and W. F. Hot us and their wives were visiting H.

J. Thompson and family last week. Chairman Grose was In the city last week when some wag made the remark that there goes W. J. Bryan democratic for president.

The mistake was not discovered until Croso left the city. Whittemoro sent a big delegation to the encampment at Minneapolis Monday. Andrew Drews left for Hlnkloy, Minnesota Monday, to look after his large land Interest there. We were down Saturday at the hub to hear Dolliver, and wo think Dolllver out Dolliver- ed Dollivor. M.

P. McDonell, Pat Kavanaugh, Jack Butler, Timothy Hyan, James Brien and G. E. Boyle wont to Pipestone, Minnesota, Tuesday morning.they go to look for land. The above gentlemen are all French.

Fred Hackers sale Saturday was not a howling success things sold rather low. FOR SALE BY ALGONA, IOWA. The Paramount Issue. The issue in this campaign is the money question. Following is the financial planks of the democratic and republican platforms: DEMOCRATIC.

We demand the free and unlimited coin- acre of both gold and silver at the present lesral ratio of 16 to 1 without waiting for the aid or consent of any other nation. We demand that the standard silver dollar shall be a full legal tender, equally with gold, for all debts, public and private, and we favor such legislation as will prevent the demonetiza- tion of any kind of legal tender money by private contract. REPUBLICAN. Wo ate unalterably opposed to every measure calculated to debase our currency or impair the credit of our country, weare, therefore, opposed to the free coinage of silver, except by International agreement with the leading commercial nations of the world, which we pledge ourselves to promote, and until such an agreement can be obtained THE EXISTING GOLD STANDARD MUST BE PRESERVED. CHICAGO NORTH-WESTERN.

Pass 8:04 am Pass Freight Freight Passenger arrives In Chicago at 7 a. m. and arrive at Des Molnes at 12:15 p. m. nd 7:56 p.m.

CHICAGO, MltWAtf KfiB ST. PAUL. PAS8ENQEB TRAINS EAST. Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Minneapolis 4o.

2 departs at .10:37 a. m. No.4 departs at Freight trains east that carry passengers: No. Mat No. 76 8:20 pm PASSENGER TRAINS WEST.

To. lat 8:55 am No.Sat 4:01 p. Freigh. trains west that carry passengers: 0.71 at No93at No. 05.

8:20 p.m. What would the restoration of the double standard do? It would change all the silver from a credit to a standard money, do away with the necessity for gold reserves, imden the basis of credit, secure stability to business, stop the gradual appreciation in the purchasing power of the dollar, furnish the world with a sufficient supply of inetalic money, cause an immediate restoration of prevent such panics as 'the United States has just passed through, and secure justice to the debtor class, Algona Upper Des Moines (rep.) July Germania. The new M. E. church is almost completed and will be dedicated Sunday, Sept.

6. All are cordially Invited to be present. Miss Bernice Brown has been quite ill butis recovering. Mr. J.

R. Jones and wife of Algona, were callers In these parts Tuesday. Miss Anna Altwegg of Elmore, was the guest of Miss Carrie and Tilla Best the fore part of the week. Mike O'Rourke transacted business at Blue Earth MonJay. Quite a number of our people took in the excursion to Minneapolis.

They expect to stay a week. Mrs. Dr. Fry who has been so very 111 Is on the road to recovery. Dick Hall has commenced the erection of a new house.

Would like to know what this means Dick? H. Bruhns is comfortably settled in his new house. It is a beauty. Mrs. S.

Best visited with friends near Wes- 5 ley the fore part of the week. On Friday last occurred the death of Mrs. B. F. Smith at her home in the west part of town.

The funeral took place at the residence Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. Filklns of theM.E. Church preaching, the funeral sermon. It was the largest funeral ever held in the town. A large number of people from Algona, Blue Earth, Elmore, Bancroft and other surrounding towns were present.

This sad news will be a shook to many, as -Mrs. Smith was beloved by all who'knew her. Deceased left a husband three small chil- djen to mourn her loss. The youngest child is but two weeks old. The bereaved husband and family have the sympathy of the whole community.

Over one hundred teams followed the remains to their last resting place. Fools Not All Dead. The Waterloo Courier says that a west side man of means makes the following proposition: He will sipn an agreement to sell his property to the first taker at two-thirds of its actual cash value, if Bryan be elected, and will move to Canada at once. He should have moved long ago. This country is getting too wicked for him, Canada is nib home.

FINAL PROOF. Land Office at Des Moines, Iowa, Aug. 28, Is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of his Intention to make final proof his claim, and that said proof will bo made before B. F. Crose, Clerk of the District Court, at Algona, Iowa, on viz: Homestead entry No.

1114, made by James Butler foi the ne of the ne 54 of section 24, township 07, range 30. west of the 6th P. M. Ho names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: John Hulbert, of Fenton, Iowa; Joe Schott, of Fenton, Iowa; Guy Tlb- betts. of Fenton, Iowa; -Mike Shea, Burt, Iowa.

EDWARD B. EVANS, 6w Register. ORIGINAL NOTICE. In the District Court of the State of Iowa, in and for Kossuth County, October term, A. D.

L. Mayhew, Plaintiff vs. Maggie Mayhew, Defendant. To Maggie Mayhew: You are hereby notified that the petition -of the plaintiff in the above-entitled cause is now filed in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of the State of Iowa, in and for Kossuth county, olaimini of you a divorce from the bonds of matr: mony, and as ground for said divorce plaintiff alleges that on the 27th day of January, 1893, you, in violation of your marriage vows, anc without any fault of plaintiff, wilfully deserted this plaintiff, and that you have ever since absented yourself from him without an reasonable or just cause And unless you appear thereto and defend before noon of the second day of -the next term, being the October term of said court, which will com menee at Algona on the 6th day of October 1890, default will be entered against you and judgment and decree rendered thereon, as provided by law. Dated this 13th day of August.

A. D. 1896. SULLIVAN MoMAHON. 4w Attorneys for Plaintiff.

Machine Oil! Great Bagahis in this summer at my 1 will furnish the Best Elelora Machine Oil for 30 cents a gallon, five gallon at 25 cents a gallon." If not as represented money will be refunded. It will pay the creameries aiid every person in Kossuth county who buys oil to buy from Yours respectfully, me. OOHENOUB, ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Algona, Iowa. QULLIVAN MoMAHON.

ATTORNEYS A.T LAW. Postofflce Block. Algona, Iowa. S. SESSIONS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Hohey to Loan.

Algona, Iowa. V. SWETTING, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Money to Loan. Algona.

Iowa. ONAR FELLOWS. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Collections receive prompt attention. Branch Office at Wesley.

Algona, Iowa. James Patterson. Block, Algona, Iowa. W. H.

1NGHAM, Pres. THEO. CHRISCHILLES V-Pres. LEWIS H. SMITH, Cashier.

KOSSUTH 6OUNTY STATE BANK, ALGONA, IOWA. CAPITAL, $50,000.00, Deposits received. Money loaned, foreign and domestic Exchange bought and sold. Collections made promptly and a general banking business transacted H. Ingham, J.

G. Smith, Ji B. Jones, T. ChrisohlUes, Lewis H. Smith, J.

W. Wadsworth, Barnet Devine. TCTREDEHIOK M. CURTISS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Over Kossuth Co. Bank.

Algona, Iowa. O. McCOY, M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Office with Dr.

Garfleld. I Algona, Iowa. J. KENEFICK, PHYSICIAN SURGEON, Algona, Iowa. L.

TRIBON, Homeopathic Physician Surgeon. Office and Res: Boston Block. Algona, Iowa. A A. BEANE, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Burt, Iowa.

B. PAUL, M. D. Office and residence over Farmer's and Trader's Bank, Bancroft, Iowa. Saturday's and Monday's from 1 o'clock to 4 p.

m. devoted to examlnanlon and treatment of the eye. A L. RIST, D. D.

S. DENTIST, Algona, Iowa. Local anaesthetic for deadening pain in gums when extracting teeth. T71 E. GLASIER, D.

D. S. JOT. DENTIST. Algona.

Iowa. Special attention given to saving the natural teeth. Office over Algona State Bank. E. BAYERS, Veterinary Physician and Surgeon.

Good hospital accommodations. Algona, la. VI AMBROSE A. CALL, Pres. D.

H. AUTCHINS, V-Pres. 0. D. SMITH, Ass't Cashier.

WM. K. FERGUSON, Cashier FIRST NATIONAL CAPITAL, ALGONA, IOWA. Attention Paid to Money always on hand to loan at reasonable rates to partleswho can furnish first class security. H.

Hutchins, S. A. Ferguson, Phil. Dorweller, F. H.

Vesper, Ambrose A. Call, B. H. Spencer, Wm. K.

Ferguson. Cash Capital ate OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. A. D. GI.AKKE.

PRES'T, C. 0. CHUBB, V. PHES'T, T. H.

LANTBV, CASHIER, GEO. Li. GAI.BRAITH, FRED MILLER, MYRON SCHEHCK. THOS. F.

COOKE. Algona, Iowa. GENERAL BANKING. Private Safety Deposit Vaults. CL GKE3O.

Pays SIX Per Gent G. F. PEEK. M. P.

HAGGARD. (Successors to Jones Smith.) Abstracts, Lands Collections, Interest on Time Deposits For money left three months or more. Money always on hand to loan on first gages, second mortgages, and good collaterals. ALGONA, IOWA. SUFFERING IN SILENCE.

Women are the real heroes of the world. Thousands on thousands of them endure the dragging torture of the ills peculiar to womankind in the silence of borne. They suffer on and months, years. The story of weakness and torture is written in the drawn features, in the sallow skin, in the listless eyes, in the lines of care and worry on the face. Inborn modesty seals their lips.

They prefer pain to humiliation. Custom has made them believe the only hope of relief lies in the exposure of examination and "local treatment." Take ten cases of "female weakness" and in nine of them "local treatment" is unnecessary, There is no reason why modest, sensitive women should submit to it. McELREE'S WINEOFCARDUI is a vegetable It exerts a wonderfully healing, strengthening and soothing influence over the organs pf womankind, It invigorates ano etimulates the stem. It is almost be peculiar irre. and painful derangements of year after year, in we privacy rrftway frpnvtfcs eye? of A Ijodyrrit ejects cures.

Sexton. Mrs. Sohmltz and daughter from near Chicago, are the guests of Mrs. Peter Roskopf. Oarl Carleson with a number of others from these diggings are in the Red 111ver Valley, looking up cheap lands.

There was such a largo crowd and all had such a flellghtf ul'time at the hop in Nelson's new hall last Saturday night. There will be another dance at the same place to-morrow night. Mr. and Mrs. 0.

McEnroe were calling on friends In these parts last Sunday. Mr. Larson is just home from a tour through Texas. He may move down in that country later on. Sexton is doing hep share of the business this fall.

We have a grain and stockmarket. ORIGINAL NOTICE. In the District Court of the State of Iowa, in and for Kossuth County, October Term, A D.189B.—Harrison H. Willard. Plaintiff vs Ben H.

Willard. Ellen Willard, Eda Clarence Willard, George A. Willard, George S. Osborne, Alva M. Osborne.

Maud M. Osborne and Harry Osborne, and Frank Horton, Defendants. To Ben H. Willard, Ellen Willard, Eda Hotton, Clarence Willard, George A. Willard, George S.

Osborne, Alva M. Oshorne, MaudM. Osborne, Harry Osborne and Frank Horton: You are hereby notified that the petition of the plaintiff Un the above-entitled cause is now fllecHh the office of the Olerk of the District Court of the State of Iowa, in and for Kossuth county, claiming that said plaintiff Is the owner and entitled to an undivided one-ninth (1-9) interest in the following described premises to-wlt: Lot two In block twenty-four iu the city of Algona, Iowa, and alleging that the respective interest of each of said defendants in said real estate is as follows, to-wlt: Ben H. Willard an undivided one-eighth (M), Ellen Willard an undivided one-sixth (1-6), Eda Horton an undivided seven-fortieths (740), Clarence Willard and George A. Willard an undlvldedone-ninth(l-O) S.

Osborne, Alva M. Osborne, Maud M. Osborne and Harry Osborne an undivided one-twentieth (1-20) each. Also asking that the share of each of the parties hereto be confirmed and that partition of said real estate be made, and that the sum of fifty dollars be allowed plaintiffs attorney's as fees In said action, and that same be made a lien upon the respective shares of the parties in the above described promises. And unless you appear thereto and defend before noon of the second day of the next term, boingtho Ootobei term of said court, which will commence at Algona on the Oth day of October, 189B, defaull will bo entered against you and judgment anc decree rendered thereon, as provided by law Dated this 3d day of September, A.

D. IBOGi SULLIVAN Doxsee Foster, (Successors to Shaw.) ABSTRACTS, INSURANCE, REAL ESATE LOANS. ALGONA, IOWA. A. D.

CLARKE CO. A Coming Event. Emraetsburg Reporter: Al Faulk- helmer has bought oat a drug store in Algona and will start up business for biraself. Another event of vital importance to Al. is prophesied to take place in the course of a couple of months, JJJ.

Ai.H Oil 1 for plaintiff. ALGONA, IOWA. WM. WIEMEH, President. FRANK WJEMBB, Vice-Presidet.

Capital, Surplus, $12,500.00. STATE BANK OF LEDYARD. Paid on Time Deposits. Wiemor. J.

D. Newcomer, J. 0. Cook, 0. E.

Albrook, John Wiemer, H. Carlton, Frank Wiemor, W. H. Stuckenberg. connection with the banking we do a "Real'Estate business.

Have wild and improved land for sale or rent. Farm loans made at Lowest Kates- LED YARD. IOWA. Capital, $25,000. SECURITY BANK OF WESLEY.

HILL HALL, BANKERS, WESLEY, IOWA. Interest Paid to Depositors on Time Special attention given to Collections. Exchange, both foreign and domestic, bought and sold. Keal estate and short time made at reasonable rates, where security is sufficient. Have private safety deposit boxes in their vault.

P. ID. SLAGLE, Manufacturer and Betall Dealer in Harness and Harness Goods, Shop opposite HotelTennant in Cli istensen's Livery Bwn. ALGONA, IOWA Real estate handled in connection. STITZEL X.

WAY. THOMAS A. SHELLY PETTIBONE, -DEALERSIN- ALGONA, IOWA, us before you contract. ll'i v'v T4UIYAM Poison lyoy, insect bites, bruises, salads, burns, are quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch Hassel Salve, the great pile W. Dipg- ley, Farm Loans at 0 Per Oent.

And the expenses of making the loan can he paid at the option of the hearer. Interest payable annually unless otherwise preferred. Loans can be paid whole or in part at any interest date. W8b. Grove ir lands, with the John In the Boston Block.

results guaranteed. ORIGINAL NOTICE. In the District Court of Iowa, iu and. for Kossuth county, October term of court, A. D.

1896. Ernst Hartzke, plaintiff, vs. James Gosling and all unknown defendants, who claim any right, title or interest 1 and to the south-west quarter of section 8, township 09 north, range 27 west of the 5th P. M.Iowa, through or under the said James Gosling, defendants. To said defendants: You are hereby notified that the petition of plaintiff In the above entitled cause is now filed iu the office of the Olerk of the District Court ot the State of Iowa, in and for Jtossuth claiming.

of you that be Is the absolute owner ofthe south-west quarter of section number three township number ninety-nine (OWnorth, twenty-seven (87). west of tnefitbF. M. range twen Kossuth pounty, Iowa, ana asking that the title there be quieted in htm. iredhis nt toted That gald said ry3, I860, 'defendanSclajm MM descent or otherwise.

Andunl jtberew ana defend before, nooq a of, the nejft tp.rm, beipgi jto Jftine's GbsJing'aoquTred fij" "fntereslffn' land under from the TTni ana that sno tQ above desorHi J4a Qyer. far Nearly Pone -MAPSON The Foundry and Machine Shop Mullica Olinstedt, Props. BANK OF SEXTON, Way Sexton, Iowa. Do a General Banking Business. Insurance written.

Real Estate bought and Interest paid 011 time deposits, The Algona Deposit Loan Assn, Will GUARANTEE Call at offices for particulars. 8 Office over Algona State Bank. Per Cent. Interest ON TIME 1 E. Conger, President.

Oarr Parker; Counsellors. B. Vioe-President. J. Wilkinson, Secretary, G.

Hounds, Treasurer, Dr. L. D. Bood, Med. Smith, Ass't, Secretary.

We do repairing of all kinds. Iron and brass casting and boiler work done on short notice. Threshing outfits repaired.promptly. Wo are iere to stay. Shop east of Rutherford House, Mall orders promptly attended, MULLIOA OHNSTEDT, Algona, Iowa, The Postoffice Block Tailor Shop! Iowa National Life Association General-Offices; Fifth Floor, Manhattan Block, DES MOINES, IOWA.

Company writes one of the Cheapest Policies that can be written with safety, If you wish a life Insurance policy, write for ll lT 5gggjgf, Manhattan Block, Des Moines, Iowa Finest Sewing Machines and Organs, wish to say'to the public, that I handle the best Sewiqg Machines and Organs that are and desire to show ray goods to all SOBS who'contemplate purchasing suQh. The WHEELER WIWN No. NINE and the HQVSEHOLD SEWI.NG MACHINES cannot be excelled, anfl1 will nqt be undersold, Store room on Call street, J. CQBDINGLEY, Proprietor qf JVI EAT JVIARK -instate Street, that 4 i.