The Opinion-Tribune from Glenwood, Iowa • Page 20

A verdict For Reavfa. The Farmers' institute. An old partially filled up well locat- Below will be 'found the program ed in the northeast corner of a little' fo1 tn(! meeting Of the clover field on a fnrm in section 33 of Mil's County Farmers' Institute to bo White. Cloud township was the cause held at Henderson Wednesday and of a damage suit that was tried in Thursday, Feb. 22 and 23.

The peo- Judge Green's court Friday afternoon pie of Henderson extend a'cordial in- and Saturday last. The defendants! vitation to tho farmers and citizens were Henry and Alice Nosckabel, the generally of Mills county to bo pre- 1 ittcr being formerly a Mrs. Benj. sent on this occasion. A special first h'usdaml was quite reception committee has been appoint- a well known in ihat locality, ed counting of Mrs.

Joel Woods, ThoplaintilY was a Fremont county'Mrs. W. H. Fiekel, Win. Creamer and f.inner by the name of T.

.1. Reavis, Thos. Philips. Following is the pro! bavin- as his lawyers W. K.

Mitchell' gram: of Sidney and L. T. while the! WEDNESDAY MOKNING. attorney was Henry Baird. I 10 a.

m. Song. Prayer, "Calumet" Does Not Belong to Baking Powder Trust, but Consumers are Rapidly Learning to Place Their Trust in "Calumet." CAIUMET SO tield oppos.n Reavis had purchased a of (of the Nosekabel's and while engaged Craig. Good fiivm three miles north i the same on Sept. 2i)tli last T.

Genung. one of his horses was precipitated in- Corn and A. McClcnahan. to an old well iv.ec'iving injuries from which it died in a few hours. A damage suit for was brought by Reavis, claiming of the defendants W.

and one mile west, of Ha-nibuvg, Fremont County. Iowa. 75 acres in cultivation, small house and improvements, new. rich hind. Price $30.00 per acre, If desired will divide the quarter section into SO acre farms.

Will take Omahn. South Omaha or Council Blnil's city property in part payment, or will take worth in good, strong work horses at a fair valuation. Balance purchase price in annual long time. Apply to Leonard Everett ATTORNEY-AT-LAW Council Bluffs Iowa $140 for the horse. for broken har The Inside of a flan's Stomach Is his tirst consideration After that the inside of his home commands his chief thought.

Furniture, next to the wife, is what is needed. We have it. Our slock is large, varied in style and price well worth inspection. J. A.

SWOPL Furniture snd Undertaking ness, and for ten tons of clover hay which the latter had sold Keavis but would not allow him remove without first signinir a paper releas- WKDNKSDAY AFTERNOON. Soil best B. Judson. The Farmer boy and his opportunity S. Paul.

The Ideal farm Jas. I Mr. TucUer Talks. An article in regard to my arrest rj. for skipping a board bill was copied from the Omaha papers in the last week's issues of the Glenwood papers.

Hougas Permit me to state that I was not ar- 0 rested. A warrant was perhaps issued but was not served. Mr. Coates had accepted credit and expected security on Feb. 1st.

The security was ready for htm on that date. He brought his action before that would gladly have fought any criminal charge that Mr. Coates had seen fit to bring had it not been that by a quick settle- Greig and Hon. John Parker. The Country Press and the ment publicity was to be avoided.

E. B. Brown. MI-. Coates evidently made no effort Is a Coilfgo education beneficial to to avoid damaging my reputation the Xosekabels from liability for farmers boys and girlbV-Col.

A. after he had received the payment in T1 J. Chantry. I full of what I owed him. I did my loss of the horse.

However oeiore Buck. I best to pay the debt and when that WEDNESDAY EVENING. failed I got security for it but he the case went to the jury the hay question was settled by the Nosckabels relinquishing their claim in open court to Reavis. The matter then to determine was the value of the horse and harness, and which siile was liable lor the loss. Quite a number of wit- secure ness were in attendance from in and near Randolph and the case was closely fought, being in some respects a new species of litigation.

Reavis claimed on his part ignorance of the well's location upon going into the field, that he had not been properly warned of exigence, that it was obscured by clover and wild barley and that it was not sufficiently covered. The Nosikabels said the well had been there for years and could be plainly seen from the highway near by. The jury seemed pretty well convinced of the plaintiilV claim as after being out for one and a half hours a verdict of iMIiO as to the horse and lor the harness was returu- eJ. This was partially offset by a e.iunter claim of $10 for pas-tiire rent which the jury allowed defendants. shall we Prof.

W. B. Woods. Of what shall they H. Hamilton.

Aclkins. Character culture in O. H. Marsh. brought his action before security could be tendered him.

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Lake Chicago. Cheap Books-, and all CopyriKht always at Gk-mvood, 1 lione 96. Violins, Guitars. Mandolins, I5an- Autoharps and Strings at ROBINSON'S. Phone 00.

C. W. SUTHERLAND General Live Stock Auctioneer. Farm merchandise Sales a Suecialiif Office with Frank over Kobiusoii's Jf.velry Store GLEN IOWA C. H.

DeWITT, M. PHYSICIAN and SURGEOE GLENWOOD, IOWA. Calls iii-iiiiiptlv to nifllit nr day. Ollii-i- (ivi store. ink-e No.

TU. Itesiileuee No. 70. W. M.

PLIMPTON, Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon. Glen IOH, Iowa. Omce, over Ktore. Residence, Hire. north of r.ortlnsest corner of square brick house.

south of Wluttaker's Barn. Oasoli'ii' stoves and Repaired. ISieyele Work a Specialty. TV WOOD IOWA The case from White Cloud township which was tried Monday afternoon was the occasion of cloud of witi estes being prerent from that re.ion. The case hinged on a clause in a contract for rait-ingcorn to which Thos Shamblen plairtilT and M.

Shugart as defendant were parties. It wa.s an odd law suit nnd illustrates va-t variety of causes of legal disputes. Shamblen agreed to raise corn for Shugart at cents a bushel province! it was plowed four times during its he was to receive but (if cents, or one-fourth per bushel less. In a recent attempt at Settlement Shugart desired to settle on a basis of cents, but Shamblen dis-e Hence the suit. The controversy was over the difference between the price of the corn at (if and at nine cents per bushel.

On his part Shamblen contended he had plowed the corn three times, but that owing to the lay of the land his landlord did not wish him to go over it a fourth time as it would by so doing caus-e the.field to be badly washed. This statement Shugnrt denied and pointed to a clause in the lease that stated that all deviations therefrom mustrbe in writing, and that such an agreement, if at all, was mado orally, Green in his instructions to the jury practically settled the matter, lelling the twelve men to base theii verdict on a reasonable rather than a rigid construction of the contract. One or two other things were in dU- pute, but the question for the jury to nettle was, the price of th: corn. Several weeks ago a suit of ejectment was fought out in Justice VanDoiv.n's court at Strahan whun an obstacle was encountered in the way of a contradictory clause in the contract, ivhich ft.ited that Shamblen was to occupy the premises from March until Dec. 1st, or, until the crop was hir- vested.

The big snow storm in November prevented the corn bjing gathered by Dec. 1st. sto that under the contract the tenant could not be ousted, a point that Judge Green also made use of. After a short deliberation the jury returned a verdict for Shamblen, throwing the costs onto defendant, which must have been close to $200 with all the witnesses and other expenses in. Messrs.

Lewis and Genung were for the plaintiff and O. R. Patrick was defendant's counsel. new school J. W.

W. Laird. Personal side of the I. Jones. Harlan.

Care of school Building, (b) Apparatus, (c) Mrs. J. Caughell. General Badham and T. A.

Hongas. THURSDAY MORNING. Music. Johnson. Is present system of taxation in low.a.just, if not, Maxwell and -K.

Rice. Pure'bred does it pay as an investment for the average D. Rob'nins The effect of the late war on American Gillilland. THURSDAY AFTKHNOON. Citizenship in a L.

Heinsheime.r. Horticulture on the average M. G. Edwards. Spraying the John Y.

Stone and J. W. Murphy. The County Fair and the I. .1 Swain.

The relation between the farmer and J. Kronsbein and J. J. Ewing. Report of Committees and election of Officers.

THURSDAY EVENING. Paul. The connecting link between Physical and Mental Jessie Moore. Gale Shipmau. W.

Black. Question Box. Dangers Of The Grip. Tho greatest danger from La Grippe is of its resulting in pneumonii. If reasonable care is used, however, and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy taken, fg; all danger will be avoided.

Among gJS the tens of thousands who have used Ejjg this remedy for la grippe we have yet to learn of a singlecase having result- JJS ed in pneumonia which shows conclusi- vely that this remedy is a certain jjjjjg preventive of that dangerous disea.se. It will cure la, grippe, in less time than any other treatment. It is pleasant and safe to take. K3 Win. Skiliicorn Co.

fee Coal In addition to hard coal we are now carrying all the best grades of soft coal, call ancl inspect qualities and pi-Ices before buying. Riclge'vay Lbr. Fine Engraving, Watch and Diamond Setting at I'lntni' 9(5. WHEN LOOKING FOR AN1 THING IN THE LINE OF Who has a Complete Line of LATEST IMPROVED. Farm Machinery, Tinware, Grass Seeds, And General Hardware Merchandise.

WE ARE THE CHEAPEST West Side Pubi'c Square. Iowa. WANTED! Reliable men in this vicinity to open a small office and handle rny goods. Position permanent and good pay. If your record is O.

K. here is an opening for you. Kindly mention this paper when writing. tit A. T.

MORRIS, Cincinnati, O. An Honest Medic-lite For La Grippe George W. Waitt of South Gardiner, says: "I have had the worst cough, cold, chills and grip and have taken lots of trash of no account but profit to the vender. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the only thins that did any good whatever. I have one 50-cent bottle and the chills, cold and grip have all left me.

I congratulate the manufacturers of an honest medicine." For sale by Win Skiliicorn Co. Baldwin's perfumes are standard and only 30c an ounce at Barlow's drugstore. TO BUY AT THIS STORE That is the only basis on which we solicit your business. Tf we can't do a little better for you than any other dealer, we won't hope to get your trade. Mind you, we say "a little better," for we are not given to extravagant advertising, but actions always have and always will speak louder than words.

Our most convincing arguments are offered at the they are not words, but reliable goods at extremely low prices, such as these: A FEW OF OUR BASEMENT BARGAINS: Dish runs, Tea Sets 12c Those large grocery bargains you are in need of, are to be found at Gunsolley's. Everything in the bakery lino at Towblbe's and all first class goods. Tiunblers. White Pine Sawdust for ice packing Ridgeway Lbr Co. No job lots of groceries, nor even goods at tremendous discounts, but staple groceries from reputable wholesale houses, at small margins of pro- tit.

Thuts the description of Gunsolley's store. W. S. MORBOW, D.D.S. Practicing Dentist Office over Jamison's Canning Guusolley's for grub.

Towslee's direct meats. oysters are from Baltimore the and best, 'solid All kinds Kiddoo's. of photo buttons at Oil ass Water 1'itoliers Painted Cnspi'iors Huekols. Tain; 1'aus Wash Flour Sifter Set Mrs. Toll's Irons 9c Mill Fmu'y covered Dust'Pans Crumb Trays.

Alaska l.HI "100" Carpenters Snltlerlng Seta Putty Knives. Co. Ofilce. OLEVNVOOD IOWA Pianos, Organs. SevrinK Machines at ROBINSOS'S.

hnld oo terms to suit r. Phone 96. Baldwin's perfumery, Queen Bess, Apple Blossoms, French Lilac, White Rose only 30c an ounce at Bar- lhey lulve been low's drug btore. L.KTTK11 LIST, List of It-llers reinainliiK uncalled for In the (ili-nwood postot'tlee for tin- ending February 9th, ls''9. Stephen Adclie Pattou, W.

D. Smith, lilu Dull, Win. Kearney. Persons for anove please state K. C.

WHITE. P. M. If your Clock Ni'eds (Mciiiiuiji notify ROBINSON. They clean the clock and return It without extra charge.

Your Pins, Rings, Chains. Charms and All Jewelry Cleaned while you wait at ROBINSON'S, Phone Knives Carpenters Pencils "a lOc 12c 12c 5c 5c 25c ie-c lOc 5c 1'arlor Saw Openers I'nrriauu Axe lliinrlk's Dinner Hates "set" nips ami Saucers, "set" CSranito Two-f (it lOc lOc lOe Ic 55c 29c lOc 5c Siinvel Stove I'lpii Sled Spicier Si A Holler Semi) 131-ush Oli it lies per 1 jnver Ui-'K Heater Tola to Masher Butter 1, allies Nutmeg (inner Coffee 1 I'oi lUilo 15c Table Spoons, "set" Knives and 4-fSf l-'orks, "set" tjo filion Knives Marking Koiihester Lump Chimneys Tin Water Pall. Horse Itasp, 16 Alligator Spirit Levels Ell rich tmw Set. Steel Dividers. Saw Files, Tea Spoons, 8 'set" 5c 5c 3c 4c 2c 25c Reasons Why Our Store is the Popular Trading Place: Polite attention, prompt service, giving what we advertise, no misrepresentations prices always the lowest quality the best, always something new and original, having all articles asked for, New, fashionable an-1 staple merchandise always.

"The Racket L. A. STILLWftGON.