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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-22
BARE OF COTTON

Rockdale, Texas, January el-Receipts
of cotton to date aggregate 1906 bales.
The country Is practically bare of cot
ton and all received has been sold and
is being shipped out. Credit business has
been resumed and large quantities Of sup
plies are going out, hut much more eau
tion is being observed by merchants than
nNer hefore.
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II nAcuRACu, CONFECTIONER,

San Antonio, Texas, January .l.-F
Bachrach confectioner, filed II deed of
trust. naming Morris Friedman AS trustee /.
assets $500 liabilities $1,000, The preferred
creditors are: san Antonio National bank
promissoIy notes, $500: Mrs. Pauline
Bnchrach, 5000: Koenig & Luhrs Carriage
company. open account. $40.
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FnoM a NoN.rARTIsAN.

TO the Editor Of The Post:
Houston, Texas January 2l-ft is to be
hoped that tho suggestiors contained In
your editorial ~ Sunday last on municipal
reform viii be needed by the good citizens
OF Houston.
The more progressive and prosperous
cities OF the South have long since dis
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turned ami week % tAc ds-cescn ~ 4
tro-Se rack ara lsasry&rs. tisShs lne q w~s
Sosns 10 rau @ea2aSt tfse rack snsHh ar
attempt e sarap Sr. siriksng Us NraAs,
A<Strst ocls & rho pastS re ageA fg,ss; AMI.
y. lie ssrses TIE us; SSlie uuSs, syNctn
the e-NesSs rasss 81 ne iols siae ca THO
lower f.Ns on sAc -SzN; ssAA. Savcrsl sdtss
were ss'osca iaasS. Ne ~as Snisne man
ot hlsA usasal stAnatNe.
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HUNTSVILLE PRIMARIES.

Huntsville. Texas. January 2l-Cbair-
man G. \. Otey has issued the call for a
democratic city primary to be held on
March 2 to nominate city ticket. The
main contest is over the marshalship and
there are several aspirants In the field.
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RUN OVER BY A TRAIN.

Temple, Texas January sl--Archibald
Mcfarland, Scotchman 40 years old. and
pensioner Of the late war was run over
10y a freight train on the Santa Fe. a mile
north OF the city, yesterday morning at
II o'clock Md ground to pieces. He had
laid upon the track and was not discovered
by the trainmen until too late. The re-
mains were brought to the city 10 await
an inquest.
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IMPROVEMENTS AT RosENBEHG:

Roscnberg, Texas. January 2l.--Rosen-
11rg and vicinity continue to thrive.
Through Nessrs u. w. Gone and r. IT.
E81ulcnEAy The Post man learns that the
ffcnbcrger plantation, n tract of-elRhty
F1&(res has been cut up into town lots, This
lot adjoins the town site on the west,
birth OF the raiiroad.l This addition was
Ne TO tho demand for more elbow room.
Significant fact IA this: Two months
i - thu Mucahay addition was plated A.
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STANDARD THEATER.

Corsieapa Texps, January 20,-Sherin j,
NJ Weaver attached all the furniture.
scenery piano, etc. of the Standard
theatcr, owned by Il. McGee, to satisfy
I. A. Bartlet's claim of 500.
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r. MARsHAWSKI.

Lockhait, Texas. January 2O.-This even
Ing Deputy sheriff Wright levied an exc
cutlon In favor of II. Kempner of Gall
weston for $500 against II. Warshawskl
proprietor of the Racket store here.
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rATAL noRsrnAcIf n1nE.

Carthage. Texas. January gy.--Wnile seot
Bunyard. young man about n years 0id.
was out horseback riding yesterday oYea-
Ing his horse became frightened and ran
away. On reaching tho public square Il
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DON'T DRAG Yons
IlFhIEss MovEMnSrs n |
4 ALWAYS TlarD j
Poor Circulation Cam.
Heart Action seriou,ly =
Blood Nlc0sin.-7.iIs.,ss.' NV }

They are caused BY ~.
because your heart ac,io. ~
by nicotine. and your bloes
poisoned. Tobacco weakens y,
ton the blood is not pumnss - - =
Your feet get cold. ache
turns. NO wonder you fss, ~
them head-high when You i, S y.
Don't you know that toS.ss'
all the nerve centers. and /, -.
many a weak. tired. lifeless W.
ing? 80
There is a guaranteed cur. y.
which has cured over ap.wn ~ ~
will cure you just-es II Ia, ~.
lington and the Hon. r. n D..
USED TOBACCO a yf,ss
Thompson, ca. N,
Dear Sir5-After using tohs...
twenty-seven years. took ~
half boxes IF your No-To-Bac M
me Of the pernicious habit. m i.
tasted tobacco since, neithe, n.y..
desire for it. l had preyiou,,s
number of antidotes, but withom,
Some months ago ! procured M.
for the Hon. C. H. Ellington n n.
late State senator. and now ps,f.J
the Farmers State Alliance Il \
He had used tobacco exoess.yelv i.
years. He used two boxes Of MI
and Immediately discontinued N !
tobacco. Yours truly,
r. II. PEARCE. Clerk Of n,
1t all rests with you,-why M N
Tc-Bac under absolute guarants. n
by your own drugglstY II YOU NJ
feeling well. enjoying new manbsg|
can learn tobacco using over ans
our booklet. Don't Tobacco III
Smoke Your Life Away" writtr n
tee and free sample mailed ftr N
ing. Address The Sterling Rsn.5
Chicago or New York.
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ASSIGNED STOCK SOLD.

Temple, Texas. January 2l,--Messrs. r.
n. Uselton and l.. n. Taylor have pur-
chased the Dodson & Rasbury assigned
stock OF groceries, and have consolidated
the same with their own store.
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YOUNG WOMAN sI-1c,D

Emma H Msonio' Texas, January 2i.-.AIlss
suicide last nt,,h aged y years. Committed
by taking strychnine. pl sannn,.s street
love AFFAIR is given as the r eauss In
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BUSINESS MATTERS.
]. s. HAGINs & co.

Pilot Point. Texas. January al. S,
HARMS A. Co.. saloonists. made an assign
ment today, naming William ID. Looney
as trustee.
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ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
rsSsSnj Prospects reiat to a Rather
Dali Sammsr Sc asea.
THE REACH HolEl IN LITIGATION.
aAlrty Thousand pae fer CITY raxe.-Cop
VIC, Labor W see reancstiary Or.
p~sed N css> snd Personals.

Galveston. rexAs January n.-re,n case
~ tNe CITY - tsalVcs.,, aya,,s, ,,e
49,. ,..,ss =
'''"''l 'ao~s@ ~" s'''1o' improvement Co,
fhe ca;gNorSiaHa owning tAe Beach hotel
s.Gsi Tor taxes. hSS Nscr s,escre the a,s.r,e,
,,..sSs Fox so-ss t;s,s ara Win -. ,ax., A.,
AGA IA se-,ac,ap. The ,lAt,n ~ mo e,,v
.,.,,,S. -, 500, 49, -. -. 49,. 49,.
49, ,-..s ~ .'@st aae "n1
80 ...ts- - 49,, =, - y, :. ss''.N
80, j. -, - 80. a1'I Nile
= 80, --,,.s $780,, y. - 80
49, .- - - - - IS s',.'e
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~ 49, - -.
- ave eeSh many sus-
a-.6 RS s,s,,s-, 81 the rs,uve,,ets1
Esea.-a Aa.i s,..art3,,-,. ;he ho,s4. mas boon
sar.r SIZE ana lsaKs Ike /; were going
a. p--,,.k -. nothing definite can ne
aarr.a as ;a tes rsrpose u the owners
us, .~.-tr,.c gss~ehsSs4 the n-opertv AZ
s,.s-s.s ys.ts <,r the vfrY. ,,,o.irr,.A sam,
az 5,s -, IL 4v,sl,. -,.,.li-t. ,,-,,b,btv S+nls.l
Sc p-. t.s Beach ho;e. IN arst-c,ass shape
as'- Il tat V7r6 Ntre BEGUN at once II
e'--- ;3oi a9 s. n'iee,ed before II Would
90 N-'-df>. 20 are>a'iinoaate the VISITORS
80 ". qua r. 10. Siis 70 me seashofe TO
- 81 - a.'H wy Sal
IS. = , ,,C s,s % me
,.st.. AZ ,-s f,..,.., as n,,g-ot he ssnorfo,,
~ n a-st-eysss sl;,r,..r resort ,nt.t
sssl-t = -aa.e. ~ course. "a s7,ch a hotel
as ,A,s Fea,,h could %. made and il ex-
rested 10 De. i 1, should fall into tine
r.Ea. haads. Galveston trades people are
lolkirs forward 20 d large amount OF re-
;.-ll business from the visitors who are
- ''te-'td 10 floch into the city the coming
summer AMI there Is no doubt that the
numerous cN2aFsits's from the Interior
Ael5' greatly 70 tNe over the summer DUH
az ",l',o 10y are ues'n.,hs 70
'-- .e ei-N'-''7 e''o-' t-' a'''''S'"i at
80 .i'7, are |" Sc We as auueu III
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- mt. IN ~. ,rc,,.,. ,,,s.qss,r,, f,,.
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=, - ~ ,,,,tss ~ l9ea,n hota, -
t--:s>.s,4 ~. .,.r-i ~.onensd thinzs arc likely
90 hs ve-s nearly as dull out there during
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= Smithviile. Texas. January A.-w A.
Hogan. alias Whalen., and several other
Ziiases. was arrested here yesterday by
Constable Joe Sims. AT the instance Of
,sle members OF tho order OF Runway
charged with defrauding mem
s~srs OF that order in st. Louis. Upon be-
Zig searched he was found TO have a
"a of seals. blanks. etc. of the order Of
halfway Conductors. and OF the Masonic
Ind Odd Fellow orders. IIo claims 10 be
eng 70 Division No. $40. order OF Railway
&onductors. in Vermont. Constable SIMS
tbceived dispatch today from ST. Louis
~ hold him until he could be sent for.
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cuARcEp wITIf roRGERY.

= Bastrop, Texas. January 1.-Coas;ablo
Doe Sims brought up a Suspicious charac-
~er arrested by him at Smithvlle this
morning. charged with forgery. lie ~
hsed to tell his name, but four aliases are
Slready registered against him. as follows
Williams, Whelin, Hogan and Cole. Con-
Fable Sims received telegram from St
Eouis directing him TO hold the priBoner.
Is he Is supposed 10 be man wanted there
n important charges. lie is in jail await
xg further Instructions.
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II took Spain ten years to suppress the
last Cuban rebellion.
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f MG" eatar No. Ad far Or csII &C.,
DIR. HATHAWantonio. TO-
200 Alamo Plaza. san :. n
Private Lock Box sos. tornern ~
n. Il. DR.. j. II. Clemens. in eu
of our assistants, is no iohs r|
pi Syanoh Offices: chicago. III ,s uSv''l
leans. La. Atlanta. Ca. sio"~
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Good News to the PeOp'
of the South =.

It will be welcome news 10 " IA
OF tho South to learn that ", Hath,f7
& Co, is personally in charge e. hils
Office in San Antonio. Texas. AM, ~, IVA ~,
way is without doubt the lea eau "thresEsfl
list in the United states IN ,nn w ~
of all delicate and private - rseosbJI
liar TO men and women, and .ss.,ly ssa
as being successf' in pernlan..aSrsfe
many forms of sexual anu Nave f1
All persons who have any tM nd Y
private nature whatever snS Sunes 10 y
10 call or write in full conlo ,;on fin
skillful specialist. ConsuIta"'A
office or bV m ,.trfkE
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SPECIALIZE

~ .i<7r.|FI
Flood gs,M,,cIsj
syphilis. 'sssssN|
nervous .,inly u
gleet. ulin,s,s'rtyr u
Charges, k,ism,'sSap.|
urinary dniSs Il
ulcers, -pii,,mm,ps|
and the . diSy|
S w"onmankin&l, ,s, a
sending ;g III
,orn blank IA III
FOR men. -. S'.SM1
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-06-18

Fred Mohl, of Adrian, was Mon
day visitor.
Arthur Palm has returned from a
trip to Michigan.
Knacke brod och Katie Skorpol
finnes hos G. F. SALsrRoM. Att
. Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Herman
Peterson, on June 5th, a baby girl.
For all kinds of Heavy or Shelf
Hardware go to WI. Humiston & Go.
Worthington will be the center of
attraction for Fourth of July pleasure
seekers.
Get your Screen Doors at PALM
Bios. Furniture Store, next to Swed-
ish Mercantile Co. Aft
John Blair and G. w. Schultz at
tended the Democratic Convention at
St. Paul Thursday.
Examine Fourth Of July posters for
list Of the greatest attractions ever
given for celebration.
Gus Hillstrom, real estate agent OF
Calendar, Ia, visited with friends
here during the week past.
The pillow works is doing a good
business, which signifies their work is
done by an excellent mechanic.
Adrian will attempt to celebrate
but what's the use when Worthingto1
gives Fourth of July attraction.
A largely attended sewing society
meeting gathered last Friday at the
residence of John Blixt, of Indian
Lake.
Henry Bracken visited Minneapolis
during the past week and reports the
crop outlook better here than any
other place.
Paul E. With Fountain Pens, Best
manufactured always ready and easy
to write with. For sale by Brace
the leading jeweler. 40t1
D. w. Chute, left Tuesday for {
few weeks visit at, Hamilton, Ill.
where he joins his wife who is spend
ing the summer there.
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Pitchers Ca6toria.

For NICE line of Emblem Pins or
Charms, go to F. C.Brace. New line
of LATEST designs and finish just
received. 41tf
Jas. McRoberts, of Ellsworth, was
a caller Saturday. Jim is an old
Worthington boy and it seems good
to see him with us once more.
Screen Doors and Windows at rock
bottom prices.-PA1M Bros. Furni-
ture Store, next door to Sw. Mercan-
tile Co. Aft
The Chautauqua Circle will hold
it's last meeting on Monday evening,
June p. with Miss Anna Dean. Re-
sponses to roll call, farewell quota
lions. All are invited.
For the next 20 days l will sell you
any thing from my stock of dry
goods, Hats, Caps, Boots and Shoes
at CosT for CASH.
41-tf S. V. WYcKoFF.
WANTED AT ONcE-AGtive agents
for each County. Exclusive control
and no risk. Will clear II to rs humid
red dollars a year. Enclose stamp
for full particulars or Is cents for aSl
sample. BIG RAPIDS MINERAL WATER
Co. BIG RAPIDS, MICH. 43 4
We are quite confident that large
number of the young people in this
vicinity are anxious to qualify them
selves as teachers, but who do not
know the way to go about it. and to
such We would say 60 to the Manka-
to Commercial College where they
make speciality of normal branches
during the summer, and prepare
yourself for the task of life. The
Mankato Commercial College is the
best of the kind in the country and
our young people do not have to &c
very far to get practical education
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For Sale or Exchange.

A fine business lot in LeMoure. seat
of LeMoure county, N. D. Will ex-
change for real estate or personal
property, such as COW horse, wagon
and c. Address or enquire at Au-
gust Falk's, shoe store.
1872 JOHN RIPpBERGER.
DIR. Horribly and son have been in
the city during the week. Last
Thursday the doctor commenced
treating Mrs. Samuel Gibson to re-
move a cancer on the cheek, which is
progressing very encouraglngly'
Monday afternoon he and DR.. Bryan
removed large cancer from the
breast of Mrs. G. G. Whitney. This
patient and those operated on re-
Gently are getting good health rapid
". The doctor performed operations
on six different persons at Calendar,
Mimi, during the past week with
flattering success.
Children Cry for
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Fon SALE-A fine Gasoline Engine
Satisfaction guaranteed. Address,
D, J. Curry, 7O5 Hennpin Avenue.
AI;nneano!is. MINI. 44-2
For the National Republican Con
vention to be held at St. Louis, Mo-.
June 18th the C. St. P. NJ. & 0. Ky
will sell excursion tickets to st. Louis
and return at one first class fare for
the round trip. Tickets on sale June
18th to 18th inclusive. Ala
The sale of seats for the Remenyi
CONCERT progresses in a way to indi-
cate that the public appreciate the
treat in store. Those who have never
heard this great artist should not fail
to Improve the present, perhaps the
last opportunity; those who have
heard him need no advice; they have
already secured seats.
For the meeting of the American
Civil Engineers, at San Francisco
CAL, the c., St. P. NJ. & O. Ry. will
sell excursion tickets for S62.S0 fo1
the round trip. Tickets on sale June
% and oath, limited to going pas
sage to June 3Oth, with final return
limit sixty days from date OF sale. 49,
For the National Session Of Junior
Order of American Mechanics to be
held at Denver, Colo, June 10Th to
10th the G. St. P. M. Il 0. R'y. will
sell excursion tickets to Denver and
return at one first class fare, plus two
dollars, for the round trip. Tickets
on sale June 18th to 18th. 4l-4
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Irrigation has solved the problems
of successful farming. Join Excur-
sion June 23rd 1896, and call ON or
write Fred Mohl, Adrian, MINI.
Thomas Brown, living four miles
east of Adrian, has pig with seven
distinct visible ears. The pig is tive
weeks old and is now becoming "a
hale and hearty hog.
Miss Matilda Jensen returned with
her mother lately from Chicago, ILL.,,
to remain at home on the farm in Lo-
rain t.ship, until restored to health,as
Miss Jenson has been very sick and
not expected to live. It is hoped the
climate will benefit her.
FARMERS ATTENTIoN-Ia am pre-
pared to write farm insurance
against fire, ligh thing and lorna
do, at very reasonable rates. Come
in and see me if you want insur-
ance.
G. H. SCHECTER.
Real Estate, Loans & Insurance
80 if over Humistons Hardware.
The amusement features of the
State Fair are receiving the proper
attention and promises varied attca-
tions. Entry blanks for the races are
being mailed to over 1900 gentlemen
in the northwest who own speedy
horses and it is expected
to make this feature more
than usually interesting and exciting.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
Six or eight good boarders at T. E.
Salmon's Restaurant. Prices right
to good parties. Att
For Sale.
One good Mccormick Binder in
good repair, for $40 cash byAE. E.
SALMON. Aft
10 per cent Discount on all Cash
Purchases of Dry Goods, Clothing,
Hats and Shoes, during Summer
Clearance Sale at c.. F. Salstrom's.
Premium tickets will not be given on
these purchases.
An ADVANCE reporter made trip
to the village of Round Lake Satur-
day and was surprised to find such
cozy church there. It was Child
ren's Day" and the little folks render
ed very nice program, and can say
they all did we'll, and Round Lake
may we'll be proud of their church.
WILL SELL YOU A
1Oc box of Starch for. ...........5 SC
l5c can o. Salmon for. .1Oc
2 cans lOc Tomatoes for. ...... .15c
7 bars Lenox Soap for. Csc
1Oc can of Corn for. ......'......O 6c
An Elegant Table Peach. ....... 15c
Two cans for. Csc
and this isn't all.
45-tf w. w. LOVELESS.
Last Saturday evening a consider
able excitement was occasioned at
the corner of 10th street and Sd aven-
ue. A stranger under the influence
Of liquor jostled against Harry Allen
on the street who took exceptions,
and fstic encounter ensued. 4 The
stranger drew a'knife while Harry
had him down, and attempted to
carve Allen, making a couple slight
scratches on his neck, when they were
separated. The fellow made his es-
cape before he could be placed under
arrest.
The Swedes of Worthington and
vicinity have decided to celebrate a
national holiday on the 25th inst. and
have selected the farm place of Lars )
Anderson, II miles southwest as a
suitable shadowy resort. It will
simply be social gathering. Ice
cream, lemonade and games will be
INDUCED in, and probably short
program, an address, songs and
music. The day is in the Old
Country called Midsummer Day, d
when the season is of its most splen-
dor. All are invited.
Pitchers CaStoria.
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Mrs. Jos. Carberry, of Baskerville
Ia, is in the city.
L. NJ. Bliss is moving his barn out
to the farm near town.
Mrs. Helenchild, Of Heron Lake, is
visiting at Dr. Clarke's.
Miss Cora Smith, of Window, is
visiting Mrs. Jas. Mackay.
Editor Davis, of the Signal, Bige-
low, was a caller Saturday.
Go to the Worthington Plvw
Works for your pillow work.
Mrs. T. G. Nicholson is vieiting
relatives at Cherokee, Iowa.
A. N. Douglas and wife are away
on business trip at Chicago.
Henry Foote went to Albert Lea
last Saturday returning Monday.
J. D. Humiston receives four. cars
of machinery and Irvine this week.
The W. G. T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Geo. Day at 3 o'clock, Friday,
June -.
w. |. Humiston 4 Co. sell the Aer-
moter Wind Mills, and all kinds of
pumps. 36 2
The festive frecracker, a boys de-
light have made their appearance in
the market.
For FARM LOANS see Hedberg
G. Clausen-low rates and prompt
attention:
At Pipestone Saturday morning
3l2 seats for the Remenyi Concert
had been sold.
Levi Shell and family. Of Sibley,
visited with his brother, Daniel Shell,
during the past week.
Clarence Gilchrist and wife, of
Lake Crystal, were the guests of
F. F. Cross portion of last week.
| Grant VanDuzee of Jackson Co.
has taken up three months resi-
| dence through the Courtesy of Jack,
son Co. for an assault.
| Children Cry for
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Old Settlers.

The Old Settlers are hereby mott
fed that arrangements have been
made to have coffee, ice, water, tables
and tent shelter for their use at the
picnic next Saturday, June 20, and
all are cordially invited to attend.
By order Of committee.
r. B. PLorrs, Sec.
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Examine j. D. Humiston's line
CT wind mills, pumps, feed grinders,
horse powers and corn shelters, etc.
Best on the market
A program seldom seen and never
excelled has been prepared at the
hands of an excellent committee with
ample funds to aid them.
Now we have got it! The DeKalb
Hog Fence. Come and see it before
you buy.
j. w. TUTH1LL LUMBER COMPANY.
IS If
The village council met in regular
session last Friday evening, allowing
the usual number of bills adjourned
to attend the graduating exercises.
Rose Comb Brown Leghorn's, are
said to be 1.-The best layers in the
world'.I furnish eggs for setticg from
prize winning birds cheap.
W. j. McCULLoM, 3rd ave.
D. E. Fish had narrow escape
from severe injury to his eyes last
week, from a piece of steel that he
was working on, flying and breaking
his spectacles.
The centenary agent for: the
Northwestern Yeast Co. is in your
town with samples of the celebrated
yeast foam, Every lady is requested
to try the free sample and she will
use no other.
The G. St. P. NJ. & O. R'y. are run
ming their elegant parlor cars on the
day trains between Sioux City and
St. Paul. The charges are unusually
reasonable for the comfort passengers
enjoy in these cars. For particulars
apply to G.. Morrison, Agent. 4l-6
Lutheran services in the absence of
Rev. Eriksson, of the Swedish church,
were solemnized last Sunday Eve by
a Norwegian student working for
Barton Goodrich, Rev. Ericsson
being at St. James assisting in ..dedi-
cation services of new church.
Fiddler 1 was,
Fiddler I am,
Fiddler IRemenyi,'
once wrote the eccentric but talented
violinist, whose early appearance in
this city is already the talk of the mu
steal population. Opera House June
18th 1896.
The entertainment given at G. A.
R. Hall this week by an Electric
Medicine Co. is of much better
character than the average. Mrs.
Louzon is certainly the best shot in
the country. The whole company is
composed of first-class artist and will
make decided hit with their per-
formance in any town they visit.
Mrs. Maxville, Miss Mary Nelson,
Nettie and Jennie Stoutemeyer, Rev.
w. J. McCullom. A. G. Hedberg and
W. E. Stoutemeyer were delegates
from this place to the Minnesota
Valley Baptist Association held at
Wisdom three days last week.
They returned home Friday and re-
port very interesting meeting was
held.
w. w. Putnam, Jeweler; Walter
Crawford, Miss Myra Fitzpatrick,
typos and Miss Annie Or awford
bookkeeper of Adrian drove over here
Friday evening to attend the grad
uating exercises. They retur ned
Saturday morning, while coming
over they became considerably
excited in fording branch of the
Kanaranzi by the water coming into
the carriage box.
Miss Maud Graves. County Super
intendent, of Adrian, will conduct a
summer school July 6 to August l..
An excellent corps of instructors
have been provided to make the
school one of benefit to all those at
tending. The school is free to all
teachers and others of suitable age
and advancement to take up school
work.