The Algona Republican from Algona, Iowa • Page 8

THJE REftJBLlCAH, ALGONA, L.OANS -AT- SEE US BEFORE BORROWING. lA I DANSON BUTLER. VICTIM OP A VICIOUS BULL We Are Here! -DEALERS IN- Harness Goods OF 1 AL.L. CALL AND US. Opposite Postoffice.

John Petersbn, a Liviftg Near Swea Gity, Killed Thursday. The tJgly Beast Rushed Upon tiitn in the Dusk and Throwing Him Dbvvn, Broke His Back. November Barmmsl At much less than old regular prices, Do n6t forget we are bargain givers, we save you Special Sale for November on the following -AT THE PRICE ON- Second land I have TWENTY-FIVE of these stoves that will be offered at a Great Sacrifice SWEA CITY, Nov. F. Peterson, a farmer living some five miles northwest of this place, was set upon and killed Thursday evening of last week by a vlol- oc8 bull.

The bull was known to be ugly, and Mr. Peterson, though bent with rheumatism and hard work, was the only man of whom the animal was afraid. It is surmised that owing to the fog and the gathering darkness the animal did not recognize Mr. Peterson. At all events, he made a fierce assault upon him, probably taking him by rurprlse, and knocked him down against a wire fence, and jumped upon him and stamped him with his fore feet.

Mr. Peterson's back was broken and several ribs were fractured. He was rescued by his boys, who were near the yard, and whose attention to what was going on was fitst attracted by the way the cattle were "bunched by the demonstration they were making. Mr. Peterson was gasping his last when relief came and expired at once.

Dr. Saunders was hur- riedlysont for, but the victim of the bull's fury had been long dead when the physician arrived. Mr. Peterson was a thrifty and hardworking farmer, and hadaccurnmulated a comfortable property. He leaves a wife and several grown up sons and daughters.

He was very highly thought of in the community. The funeral occurs today. $5.000.00 worth of For Men, Boys and Children. Overcoats, Fur Coats, Caps, Gloves and Mittens and Duck Coats. $8,000.00 worth of LADIES and CHILDREN'S Cloaks! At much less than regular prices.

Also fifty Children's long Cloaks at fifty cents on the dollar. $2,000.00 worth of Underwear! For Men, Women and Children; also a full line of Ladies' Union Suits. Bed Blankets and Quilts. $5,000.00 worth of FOR THE- Next Two Weeks. From $2.50 up.

Come in and get your first choice. I must snake room for other goods. J. W. Robinson.

A big carload just received at THE WIGWAM. Finely finished, well ironed and built of the very best material, The many now in use in this county has given it a reputation second to none. See the Mitchell before you buy a wagon. Wilfrid Jones, "THE WIGWAM, BURT and ALGONA, We Are Now Receiving Our NEW Gaul! IN CANNED AND DRIED FRUITS. They are very fine; call and see them.

Tel. 15. Langdon Hudson. PORTLAND. POBTLAND, Nov.

and Mrs. W. E. Grover are ohe proud parents of a ten pound baby girl, born Sunday afternoon, and we suppose Mrs, J. H.

Grover and Mrs. M. A. Owen are very proud of their first grand daughter. S.

V. R. Mann was very badly shaken up and considerably bruised Saturday afternoon by slipping off with a load of hay while crossing a ditch. The horses then ran away, but were caught before any damage was done. Martin Owen is improving the looks of his place very much by giving his house a now coat of paint.

Mr. Watson is enjoying a visit from his brother from the west, whom he had not seen for several years. Grant Fairbank's barn was filled with a merry crowd again lastSaturday evening. The young people would be Grant would keep it for a dancing hall this winter. Mrs.

Lydia Henley is now out of danger and gaining rapidly. IRVINGTON. IRVINGTOIT, Nov. 8, Millls completed a very successful term of school in the Webster district Friday. She will teach near Burt this winter.

bylvesterReilly, of Lu Verne, wasacal- ler at S. C. Nowcomb's Sunday. Mrs. Hart and Mrs.

McClouson, of Livermore, also Eva and Jessie Newcomb, of Algona, visited at the Mann residence last Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Hart taught several terms of school near here some 30 years ago. Mrs. Hodges has bought the Button residence and will move into it next February.

A. A. Branson and family spent Sunday with Dexter Jones. Rev. Marten will bn in Lu Verne next Sunday and holdiservices in the Presbyterian church.

Some of his friends here will drivodown. The Irvington Dramatic club will 'probably repeat the pluy, "Our Boys" about Thanksgiving time. The teachers and pupils hero are mourning ovor the defeat of Supt. Reed. They think if the new superintendent is his equal ho will bo all right.

Mr. Bradley is having some repairs mudo on his house. Mr. Bartz contemplates moving to Arkansas this week. Bertha Mann has been in Algona nursing Prof.

Lilly's Mule boy who has been having run of intermittent fever. The Larlli's' Aid will meet next week with Mrs. John Martin. Dress Goods, Trimmings, Velvets, Silks, Linings, Suitings, Flannels, Shawls and CARPETS. $3,000.00 worth of SHOES For Men, Women and Children.

A full line of warm shoes and overshoes at Rock Bottom Prices, $2,000.00 worth of Notions Ribbons, Laces, Embroideries, Handkerchiefs, Veilings, fTii i TT i Ties, Trunks, Groceries. Valises anc PHces Always the Low est We carry a first-class stock of desirable seasonable merchandise, every dollar of which was bought before any advance, and we therefore earnestly request you for your own benefit to see our goods and prices. Yours truly, Jno. C. B.

Albright had the corn-sheller las Monday and Tuesday. He shelled severa thousand bushels. He turned the corn oil and bought steers. He thinks th profit is better in live stock than in grain N. C.

Main will be the last to thresh In this vicinity. Report has it that the hog epidemic is playing sad havoc in the eastern part this township. Some of the farmers havi lost all their porkers. PLUM CBEEK, Nov. Schtck had a bad streak of luck Saturday, th Oth, losing by fire two good sized hay stacks.

Chub Dreesman lost a hay stack and a small lot of corn by the same fire. C. B. Albright bought Warner's two colts Saturday. Ed.

Sirapklns is putting a good substantial fence around the southeast quarter oi section 10. Quite a number have got through with husking '97 corn and some will finish this week, weather being favorable. The Plum Creek Good Wills meet with Mrs. E. P.

Keith this week Thursday. Cordial Invitations tire for everybody. Master Eddy Hopkins Is slowly recovering from his wrestle with the fever. We see the Plum Creek bridge has had oak plank laid on It. That's the stuff.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Albright Sundayed with the newly wedded couple, Mr. and Mrs.

C. B. Albright. PLUM CREEK. PJ.U.M CHEEK, Nov.

home from Algona Will McDermott had the misfortune to got onnof his horses through the Plum Creek bridge. It was just luck that ho did not Jose his horse. We voice the sentiments of the people by saying, darn the pine plank bridges. Oak plank are the cheapest from start to finish. A.

M. Jasporson is hauling lumber for his barn. DIZZINESS is only one of the danger signals that nature uses to tell us that our kidneys are not acting right, and that we are in danger of Bright's Disease and other kidney troubles. When the kidneys are not doing their duty the poison which should be filtered out of the blood through the urine remains in the system, and disease results. This condition can be CURED The sumple box of Dr.

Hobb's Suarugus Kidney pills you gave me for trial, has proved boon to me, and I wish to add that they were efficacious in relieving the ills for which they were intended and recommended. viz. pains in the head and back. Yours truly, U. C.

HOLT, Sioux City, Iowa. HOBBS Sparagus Kidne Pills, PENTON. FENTON, building of the now school house has begun. Mr. Soastrom of Algona has the job.

Emerson Bailey and family, former residents of this county, returned Monday from Dakota, where he bought a farm last spring. He says Dakota Is all right, but that It needs fixing, and he has enough of it for the present. HOBBS REMEDY PBOPBIBTOBS, Dr. Hobbs Pills For Sale in ALGONA, VS. L.

A. SHEETZ. Pharmacist. by BANCROFT LOCALS. BANCROFT, Nov.

number of the local Woodmen will attend the reorganization of the camp of woodmen at SweaClty to-night. George A. Smith Is expected home from Ames tonight to bid his parents, Mr, and Mrs. G. goodbye before they leave for their new homo In California.

They expect to start Thursday. Justice Barge united In the bonds of matrimony Will O'Neil and Miss Anna Heyn, last Tuesday. The two weeks old baby of Mr. and Mrs. Bratlyn died Friday and was burled Friday and was buried Saturday in Greenwood cemetery.

The ladies' missionary society of the M. E. church gave an interesting China, its history, religion, government and progress of missions last Sunday evening. The house was the program was well received. Our party of dear hunters returned last Wednesday evening bringing with them five fine specimens of deer and the next day distributed frys and roasts to the friends and neighbors.

They had remarkably good luck, killing seven in all. F. T. Sparks' father and mother from Minnesota arrived today for a short time. Mr.

Carter, east of town, who has been sick for some time, Is again reported very low. A large alcove is being built on the north side of the M. E. church which will greatly increase Its seating capacity. This addition was necessary to accommodate the large crowds which gather Sunday evenings.

There are more republicans in Greenwood township today than there were on election day, Like the Boston tea part; they arrayed themselves in false attire to further a good'cause. Followed DR. La Grippe, by Heart Disease, Cured MILES' HEART CURE. 1 R. 0.0.

SHTJLTS, of Wlnterset, Iowa, Inventor and manufacturer of Shults 1 Safety Whlffletree Coupling, writes of Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. "Two years ago an attack of LaGrippe left me with a heart. I bad run down in flesh to mere skin and bone. I could not sleep lying down for smothering spells; frequent sharp darting pains and palpitation caused a constant fear of sudden death, nothing could Induce me to remain away from home over night.

My local physician prescribed Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and in a few days I was able to sleep well and the pains, gradually lessened, and finally ceased. I reduced the the doses, having-gained fifteen pounds, and am now feeling better in every way than I have for years." Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold by ail druggists under a positive guarantee, first bottle benefits or money refunded. Book on diseases of the heart and nerves free.

Address, DE. MILES MEDICAL Elkhart, Ind. ARBIYAL and DEPABTDBE of TRAINS OHIGAGO, MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL, GOING WEST. o.

passenger 9:05 am STo. 3 passenger 93 freight carries passengers 10:45 a 71 freight carries passengers 3:30 No. 05 freight carries passengers 8:30 rn GOING EAST. 2 passenger 10:45 a 4 passenger 0:38 pm 94 freight carries passengers 3:30 u- No. 70 freight carries passengers 10:10 CHICAGO NORTH-WESTERN- GOING NOHTII.

'assenger 2:41 7:05 am Freight 11:50 a dOINd SOUTH. ussenger 7:05 a 7:64 pm Freight 11:00 a in Arrive in Chicago 7:10 and 0:30 a or in Des Molnes 12:15 m. 6:15 m. and 1:20 a m. F.

H. VJSSPEtt, Agent. Foss The Tailor, For first-class artistic cutting and workmanship; reasonable prices; a complete took of woolens of both foreign and domos- lo fabrics; prices to suit the purchaser; utting and repairing done on short notice, and done well, go to FOSS THB I am also agent for one of the leading altering houses in Chicago. Also agent for all the leading Steam- hip lines crossing the Atlantic Ocean. FQBB, TE1 The Most Complete Line of In the City We can assure you that our stock is New and Clean! We have the Latest and Most Improved OAKS, Oaks that will heat and save you fuel, and Our Base Burners are beauties.

ORIGINAL NOTICE, In the District Court of the State of owa, in and for Kossqth County, Decent i te rtS' nP' l897 Ernst Blinkman plaintiff, vs. Margaret Telmm Blinkman, lefendant. To Margaret Telmm Bllnkraan: You are hereby notified that there is now on file the petition of the plaintiff in the above-entitled cause in the office of the Dlerk of the District Court of the State of owa, in and for Kossuth county, claJm- ng of you a divorce from the bonds of matrimony, on account of your wilful de- ertion of the plaintiff herein, and unless ou appear thereto and defend before ioon of the second day of the next term, eiug the Dec. term of said court, which vlll commence at Algona on the 6 day of 1897, default will be entered against ou and Judgment and decree rendered bereon, as provided by law. Dated this 15 day of Oct.

A. D. 1897. E. V.

WETTING, 4-8 Attorney for plaintiff,.