Estherville Daily News from Estherville, Iowa • Page 11

VOL. XXXI. cncnr onncrAie. E. J.

BREEN. B. EQBEUT A.O.MYHKB 0. W.OBIM O.O. DOOLITTL-E OOUNOItMEN-lrt Ward J.

H. Wilson; es 03FoicnLa.li i JT. DO Amondaon OEO.O.ALLFN Treasurer o. O. REF8ELL SAMUEL OOLMNP OjuntrAttornejr W.

8WETT Sheriff w.J. PULLEN Oonntr H. DAVIDSON Surveyor B. B. OALLWELL re A J.

M. Barker, 8d F. H. Rh Frank Albro. BAPTIBT-Oourt House Hall.

8er vices alter- nateSundays 11 a. m. and 8:00 p. Bible JJ Cottage prayer meeting fhurs- 00 M.T>. Derail, pastor.

OHRnriAN-PreaeblBK Ixmft day at 11 a m. and 8:00 Sondayschool at 10 n. Junior Bndearor at 8 p. to Senior endear- Prayer meeting Thursday, at meeting Tuesday at S-J9L- pastor. t'RRK Sunday 11 a.

m. Sunday school 18 Y. P. 8. O.

0:30 p. Prayer meeting Wednesday J. Irrtng Brown, pastor. BPIBOOPAIr-IundnTg! Holy Kuchaust 7 a. First Sunday In month, 11 a.

ni. Morning prayer (every Sunday). a. m. Evening prayer 8 p.

m. Dally morning prayer a. m. Dally evening prayer 5pm. Friday'eBa and 8pm.

W. H. Tomllns, Rector. BTnODIBT-Bernces Sunday 11:00 a. m.

and 8:00 p. Sunday school fS worth League StMp. Prayer meeting Thursday Bunday 11 a. m. andTMp.

Bandar school 18:00 in; P. B. O. A 6:90 p. Prayer meeting Thursday 8:00 p.

m. W. M. Brans, pastor. Bunday 7:30 p.

m. and third Bunday Jl a. tr; Sunday school 10 a. ro; T. P.

B. O. B. Wednesday m. Her.

HT. Bngh. alternate A.M. Father Kelly ESTHERVILLE O1TY OIRODIT-Rev. A.

B. Outhben pastor. Resldcncn No. 500, corner of 10th street and Armstrong telephone line street. PROFESSIONAL riBo.

W. ADAMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW, ER- tberrllle Iowa. Prompt attention given to all leg il business. OiBce In post office block. 3.

G. Myerly. Sargent Ik-van. Myerly Bevan, LA.WYEBS. Office In Masonic Block, Estherville, Iowa.

C. B. ROFKR r. E. AM.RN U.

B. AI.FXANI1HH Ol'EK, ALLEN ALEXANDER, Attor neys at Law. Beat Estate. Collections und Insurance, Hivvo complete abstracts of title to Emmet County and Estherville, la. E.

PLOTTS, VKTBRINAHT SURGEON will diseases of all animals from a scientific standpoint. Office at Murray King's training stable on Lincoln St. E. E. Smith house.

South Seventh tt. Calls answered day or night. EtithervlUe. la. E.

WILSON. M. PHYSICIAN SUMBON. Office over Turner Miller's Oalla promptly attended, night or EsthecTlUe Iowa. dav.

B. PALIIIR, M. HOMOEOPATHIC l'nv- SICIAN and SuKflBON. Kidney disease and renal analysis a specialty. Office hours from 8 to 10,2 to 4.

7 to 8 Office over Bulge's harness shop. Calls promptly answered. E. BBADLEY, PHYSICIAN AND SDR- QKON, Estherville, Iowa. Office over Letchford's store.

Bealdence across the street northwest from the new school house. Calls promptly attended to either night or day. Eves examined and glasses fitted. Tel- phone No ANDERSON ADAM8, Telephone25. PBYSICIAKB a SUHOKOMS.

Office over First National Bank. A. ANDERSON. M. D.

0. B. ADAMS, U. Res. 207 8.

St. Res. 408, 8. Oth St. Office Office 11 to 12 A.M.

8 to 12 A.M. I to 4 P.M. 2 tod P.M. 8P.M. H.

H. DAVIDSON Law, Lands, Loan and Insurance. Eathorville, Iowa. GALLOWAY, Dentist. Office: Upstairs In Postofflce block.

Hours. 8-12 a. 1-0 p. m. YOU HAVE BUT ONE PAIR of EYES Let me fit them with the kind of SPECTACLES they need.

Dr. OLxSON. J. O. RYGG, ImlOn, Now has his fine Fall and Winter samples on hand and ia making Clothing cheaper than ever.

Good Work Guaranteed. Butter and Egg MARKET. Wa pay (he market price in oaah. Corner of Lincoln and FifthSto. L.B.IINflHAM«SOH.

F. Donahue Contractor Carpenter. Good work guaranteed. Orders for town or country work. give me oali Te Cutf a CM Vhik Ycu Skep.

Take Weeks' Break-up A-Cold TftbfeM. No cure no Price PC, J. J. jjuoppi Agent. Cburcb Devoted to Matters of Religions Interest.

Q. W. SOUTHWELL, Ktfltor. S96S69696S6969696! Itev. E.

J. Bulgin prtached in the Free Baptist church last Sabbath morning, and Prof. Coultea conducted service in the Christian church at the same hour. The union meetings are well attended and the Holy accompanies the word as spoken by our brother. Several persons have professed faith in Christ as their Saviour.

WATCH YOUR OWN CONDUCT. "When I was a boy," said an old man, "1 was often very idle and used to play during lessons with other boys as idle as myself. One day we were fairly caught by the master. he said, 'you must not be idle; you must attend closer to your books. The first one of you who sees another idle will please come and tell I thought to myself, 'there oe Simmons that i don't like: I'll watch him and if I see him look oft bis book, I'll tell the "It was not long until I saw Joe look off his book and I went up at once to tell the he.

'How did you know he was 'I saw I. 'You did? And were your eyes on your book when you saw 'I was caught and the other boys laughed and I never watched for idle boys again." If we watch over our own conduct and try to keep it right and always do our own duty, we will not have time to watch for faults or idleness in others. This will keep us out of mischief and make us helpful to Young Folks. There is a good lesson here for every Christian. church members put in so much time watching other people that they unconsciously lose the real spirit of Christian love and service, and then they are in a better condition to see and magnify the faults of others.

THE RIGHT KKY. You have lost the key of the chest and after trying all the keys you possess you are obliged to send out for a smith. The tradesman comes with a huge bunch of keys of all sorts and sizes. To you they appear to be a singular collection of rusty Instruments. He looks at the lock and then tries one key and then another.

He has not touched it yet; and your treasures are still out of your reach. Look, he has found the likely key; it almost touches the not quite. He is evidently on the right track now. At last the chest is opened, for the right key has been found. This is a correct representation many a perplexity.

You cannot get at tho difficulty so as to deal with it aright find your way to a happy result. You pray, b'ut have not the liberty in the prayer which you desire. A definite promise is what you want. You try one and another of tho inspired words, but they dd not fit. You try again and in due season a promise presents irself which seems to have been made forthe occasion; it fits as exactly as a well made key fits the wards of the lock for which-it was originally prepared.

Having found the identical word of the living God, you hasten to plead it at the throne of grace, saying: my Lord, thou bast promised this good thing unto thy servant; be pleased to grant it!" The matter is ended; sorrow is turned to joy; prayer is H. Spurgeon. THE SCHOOL OF PRAYER. Come, my brothers! Shall we not go to the blessed Master and ask him to enroll our names, too, anew in that school which he always keeps open for those who long continue their stud lea in the divine art of prayer and intercession? Yes, let us this very day to the Master, as they did of old, ''Ixyd teach us to pray." As wo meditate, we shall find each word of the petition we bring to be full of meaning. "Lord, teach us to pray." Yea, to pray.

This is whaj, we need to be taught. Though, In its beginnings, prayer is so simple that the feeblest child can pray, yet it is, at the same time, the highest and holiest work to which man can rise. It is fellowship with the Unseen and Most Holy One. The powers of the eternal world have been placed at its disposal. It is the very essence of true religion, the channel of all blessings, the secret of power mid life.

Not only for selves, but for others, for the church, for the world, it is to prayer that God has given the right to lake hold of him and his strength. It if on prayer that the promises watt for their fulfillment, the kingdom for cooling, the glory of God for its full revelation. And for this blessed work how slothful and unfit we are. It is only the Spirit of God oao us to do it; aright. How speedily we are deceived into a resting to the form, while the power is wanting.

Our early training the teaching of the church, the la- babU, the oi the BSTHBRTltLB JBMMJfiT COUNTY. IOWA. November 16, 1899. easily these lead to prayer which has no spiritual potter and avails but little. True prayer, that takes hold of God's strength, that availeth much, to which the fates of heaven are really opened who would not cry: Oh for someone to teach me thus to pray? Jeaue has opened a school in he trains his redeemed oaa specially desire it, to have prayer.

Shall we not enter it with the petition, Lord? It is just this we need to be taught. teach us to Rev. Andrew Murray. COUNSEL FOR QIRL8. An association of young women in a western city wrote through a committee of most effective tort of a their favorite authors, asking advice which would be profitable.

The-Springfield Republican published the answers, and among them is a reply from Dr. Holmes, penned a few days before his death, and from which we cull these wise words: "You will remember, doubtless, that Lockhart tells us In his 'LIU of Sir Walter that when Sir Walter lay upon his dying bed he said to Lockhart, 'My dear, be virtuous, be religions, be good. else will give you any comfort warn you come to lie "I know of no better words of ad vice that I can give you and other girl readers of my writings, than those of the author of 'Waverly, which I have just quoted. "Be clever, if you will and can; but, first of all, be good. think I cannot do better than to urge upon you and all my other young women.readers the importance of sincerity and earnestness of purpose.

Let it be your aim in every act of life to be, rather than to seem. "Avoid all hypocrisies and shams of every kind. Be wholly sincere in every word you speak and everything you do. "Remember that Intense earnestness and earnest, conscientious labor are the keys to success in every, undertaking. Be in earnest, then.

Work hard. Having formed a purpose let nothing tempt you from its accomplishment. "If you have high and lofty aims, no matter how hard a struggle you may have to make before they may be realized, press on, fight on, till you have attained them. "What if you have to sacrifice the thousand and one pleasures of life? Let them go without a thought, Time enough for them when sincerity and earnestness have mode you more than conquerors, have brought you, the triumphant winner of a good fight, to a commanding elevation, whence you can look down in peace and contentment upon the rugged path up which you have strugglee. "If you and all my other young women readers will consciously follow this advice and be true to yourselves and to God; you will do all that Is possible to attain the happiness that is sincerely wished you by, very truly yours, "OLIVER WKNDKLL NO.29 Notice of Incorporation.

Public notice is hereby given (hat the undersigned, citizens of the state of Iowa, hereby associate themselves together for the purpose of organix- ing -a corporation to carry on the business of buying and selling tobaccos, cigars and smokers supplies and the manufacture of the same, under the laws of the state of I awe relating to corporations for pecuniary profit; and do now adopt the following articles of incorporation: ARTICLE I. The name of this corporation shall be the "Western Cigar Company." ARTICLE II. Its principal place of business shall be at the city of Estherville, In Emmet Iowa. ARTICLE III. The general nature of its business ahal) bo the purchase, sale, and manufacture of cigars and smokers supplies.

ARTICLE IV. The authorized capital of this corporation shall beTenTbousandDolisrs divided into shares of One Hundred dollars each; at least one-fourth of said authorised capital shall subscribed before commencement of business; no stock shall be issued except upon payment of fifty per cent of its face value in cash, and the remaining fifty per cent shall be paid in installments as may be provided in the bylaws of the corporation: Provided, that when original stock to the amount of Four Thousand Dollars has been subscribed, no additional shares shall be offered for sale except in the manner provided in the by-laws of the association. ARTICLE V. This corporation thall commence business upon the filing of these articles with the Secretary of State, and continue for twenty years, unless sooner dissolved by act of stockholders owning at least two thirds of the stock issued. ABTMJUS VI.

The by-laws of this association shall be adopted by UB stockholders; and its atf airs shall be managed by a board of seven directors, Up be elected by the stockholder at their annual meeting, to be held on the first Tuest day in December of each year, after die year 18M; said directors shall continue in office until their successors are elected and qaaMed. At the annual and other meetings of stockholders, each stockholders shall one vote for every share of stock owned by him. ABTIOU6 VII. At each annual meeting, liter the year 1899, the stoekhoMew shall elect a President, a Vue Pres retary and a Treastuw board of directors, MBA fhajl hold until his iseleoted qualified. holders in the following shall be the directors of this corporation, viz! JM Barker, Klopp, Fp Woods Rhodes, A Gay lord, Wilson and Bucknam: and the following shall be the officers hereof until such time via; A.

E. CJaylord President; J. J. Klopp, 'vice M. Barker, Secretary: and P.

H. Rhodes, Treasurer. ARTICLE, IX The highest amount of indebetednes tot which this corporation shall at any time subject itself shall not exced two thirds of the capital stock actually subscribed. ARTICLE X. The private property of tho stockholders shall be exempt from corporate debts, except as provided bv law, and these articles shall never be amended to the contrary; otherwise may be amended at any regular or special meeting of the stockholders FH Rhodes 8 Williams Wilson Calc Urothern A Garlonl Jo Hurdio K.1 Breen 3 Andersfln Ohrlstenacn DBocknam Adama Frank Woods Hermann Grnat Amnion 85 W4 Business Opportunities.

The C. N. constructing a new line north and west from Wortbington, to the line of the tats, which will be completed within the year. The country tfctough which the line passes is the best in southwestern Minnesota, is practically all under cultivation and thickly settled by Well to do farmers who have been going fifteen or twenty miles to market. Arrangements have been Shade to lay out towns at the most advantageous locations for business.

These towns will need stores and shone of all kinds and; merchants will find favorable openings on this new line. Doctors and professional men will aiflo find good locations. The company also constructing a line from Armstrong to Esthervillo la. There will be two new towns on this line tamed Maple Hill and Irwin, and investors will find splendid opportunities at either of these points. Tho railway company will, as they have always done, join with the business men of their towns: to build up centers of trade.

For information write THOS. H. BROWN. General Townslte Agent Dec. 1 '99 Sioux Falls, 8.

D. Notice- Life insurance' companies will reduce the rate 33 per cent to all who agree to use Rocky Mountain Tea. A wise measure. 35 cents. WILLIAMS ANDERSON.

Joseph Stockford. Hodgdon, healed a sore running for sevonteen years, and cured his piles long standing by using De Witt's witch Hazel salve. It cures allskin diseases. G. WILSON.

To Cure Cold While You Sleep. Take "Weeks' Broak-Up-A-Cold Tablets." No cure, no pay. Price 2oc. J. J.

Klopp, sole Agent. Beautiful women everywhere owe their matchless lovliness'to the use 6 Rocky Mountain Tea. Plain women made attractive. W1LI AM8 ANDERSON. did me more good than anything I ever used.

My despepsla was of months' standing; after eating was terrible. Now I am well." writes S. B. Hoisington, of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what you eat.

M.O.WILSON. WANLED: Reliable men who can put in all or part of their time to take orders for our Lubricating Oils and Greases on commission. Salary paid to successful men. The Federal Oil Co. Cleveland, Ohio.

We shall be plowed to greet onv old and new customers in our new location, (Center store in Odd Follows 1JI- k) with a magnificent Btock of new goods in every department, stork that upholds this store', past reputation for superior quality, valu wiihout a hint of extrav- fm-Mi trust worth "Cfe agirnce in prim, Weave yout trade-by values, inducement to tempt honest prices. You will find in this department th, lat BWfcllort materials in the latest new fall especially pleasing selections that season of '00 hut nt prices that you wi ideas in piotty dress goods; the We have made some wiling for the fall with pleasure. Buying good footwear should be price alone -buying made to Aside from tho price imUieoiuent her bel of best that give piM'fo Especially in this department are umn shoe buyer tho wish of all. Looking out for is good business judgment. have shoes that bear the la- satisfaction in -wear and comfort, we id excellent readines forthe aut- splendid suits and overcoats that come hi the stylish bear every superiority of point in fit and finish that makes it line up with Ihe style's requirements'.

Splendid values every one. Orderstalcen by an experienced fe.ilor, for M. BORN Go's celebrated Tailor made suits. I This department is filled with the choicest, freshest and most complete line of fancy and staple fruits etc it been our lot to offer. Myhre's tore, A.

O. PETERSON. Din i Steam and Hot Water Heating a Specialty. Main Str.H't, door west of Estherville State Bank. he ng rocerymen, OKA 1.KKS IN- iJames S.

Oox, Architect nd Superintendent. Plans and specifications for Public and Private bnildingu furnished on notice. If you are intending to build a residence, it will pay to come and look over oar designs. Office oye State Ban k. Ertherville, Iowa.

Until the annual meeting slocV Affcats Wanted, New Book. "Gathered Genie of Literature." Nearly 800 pages. Beautifully illustrated. Comprising life and character sketches of notaole men and women, extraordinary personal experiences, thrilling stories, humorous and pathetic incidents, touching scenes of home life, many remarkable facts, and a large collection of choicest poetry, all complied and classified by A. C.

Smith. Just the book forthe home circle lor holiday presents. Outfit free. 116 a-oeut stamps to pay express name choice of territory. GKM PUBLISHING Building, 6th Street, J9es Moinea, Iowa.

Eat plenty, Kodol Dyspepsia Onv will digest what you eut. It all forms of dyBpepbia and atouiuoh trtm- bleb. E. U. Gamble, Vuruou, says: "It relieved me from the atari and cured we.

it ib now my everlasting friend." M. rt. WILSON. bright and hou- est persons to represent us ad managers in this and close by counties. Salary 1900 a year aud expenses.

Straight bona-fide, no more, no less salary. Position periuaueut. Our references, any bank is any town. It Is mainly office work conducted ut home. Betoreuoe.

Bucloso self-addressed stamped envelope. DOMINION COMPANY, Htf Ek.pt. 3, Chicago. General Merchandise. sell gooda FOH CASH cheaper Ulan any place North wrst.

Coma and be txmviuced that we moan Turned this way. Men's oyes are turned uow to waul Vull Suits iviul uvtrcijcits. Many oi tlu'tii Uuui.il wuy uiiil thi'ir urdv'ib aro lumlo from tbe uiuat fubLioaablo fabrics of the beaouu. We will be to execute your order ami will give you perfect tit and batitifaction as reasonable as you could possibly uak. JotiD Hansen,.