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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-19
A Warning TO Mother.

Too much care cannot be used with
small children during the hot weather
of the summer months to guard againts
bowel troubles. AS a rule it is only
necessary TO give the child dose of
castor oil to correct any disorder of
the bowels Do not use any substitute
but give the old-fashioned castor oil.
and see that it is fresh. as rancid oil
nauseates and has tendency to grippe.
If this does not check the bowels give
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and then q dose
of castor oil, and the disease may be
checked in it's incipiency and all
danger avoided. The castor oil and
this remedy should be yocured at
once and kept ready fer Instant use
as soon as the first indication of any
bowel trouble appears. This is the
most successful treatment known and
may be relied upon with implicit con-
fidence even in cases of cholera in
fantum. For sale by Engbretsons
Pharmacy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-19
Prof. Clifford Transferred to Des Moines

Prof. T. I. Clifford was discharged
from the state insane hospital at In
dependence last week. The Indepen-
dence hospital is in charge of Supt.
Crumbacker, who was one of the ex-
pert witnesses for the state in the
trial of Prof. Clifford. Upon the tes-
timony Of other prominent alienists
and the evidence in the case. the jury
pronounced him insane. He was
committed by Judge Hobson to the In
dependence hospital, where he has
been about five months. The action
of Supt. Crumbacker in discharging
him against the protests of his family
makes Prof Clifford . free man. But
upon the advice of prominent alienists
and physicians and the judgment of
his family and friends he has been
placed by Mrs. Clifford at her ca
pense in private institution for
the insane at Des Moines, where he
may receive treatment and the public
be protected.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-19
NOTICE TO PRoPEaTY OWNERS

on East side Of Maple Avenue, 9Th ward,
In DEBORAH, Iowa, between the South
side side Of Vernon yer street and the South
TO DEBORAH, iowa, In front Of lots 8,
TO- and II, In said Avertlps Addition
to DEBORAH, iowa; ~
corah, Iowa, between the East side OF
John street and the West line Of WILL
ltams street, in front Of Lots !. q, 8,
A. = a.. ana 8; in s,Sck go; II DEBORAH. Iowa;
Decorah, iowa, between the south line
Of Main street and the south end Of
lot !, In Block 80, In Dscorah, Iowa;
corah, Iowa, between the South side
Of Main street, and the South end Of
lot 8, IN block 80, In DEBORAH, Iowa;
x. IVES. e ns OF
street and the West line Of lot two (2)
IN BLOCK two Cd IN pscoran, Iowa.
line Of River street and the West Line
Of lot 10, In Block "a, and between the
North line Of said Js6erson street,
block a3. ION River strsstJ in Deco
On .1 &. 'S South sid. Of broadway street,
II lin. of & str.s snS sSe East nns
OF lot 4, in Block az, and on East side
OF MIL street, between the South line
Of %. 70 sa sSS. ana 2S South line Of
On the South side OF broadway street,
between the West line Of MIL street,
in DEBORAH. IowG, and the East line Of
Grove street, In said city, In front Of
lots I, 2, 3, 4 and s, in Block 80 In De-
on the west side Of Mil street. in De-
corsh. iowa, between the North line
OF JeHsrson street, along the East
side OF lots and 10 to the North
line Of the South half OF said lots 8
and 10, In said block 90;
And reconstruct permanent Portland
cement sidewalks OF the south side Of
water st., In DEBORAH, IOWA, between
the west line OF state st. and the west
line Of lot 8 OF the sub div Of the north
half Of block Is, In DEBORAH, iowa, in
front OF lots and 8 Of the sub-divi-
sion Of the North half Of said block
Is.
At an adjourned meeting of the City
Council OF the City of DEBORAH. Iowa,
held at the City Hall, in said city. on
the 18th day of July. the following
Proposed Resolution was read and re-
ceived:--
WHEREAS, 1t is deemed necessary
on account of the large amount of
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-19
VIM. JONES SHOOTS WIFE
AND KILLS FARMER AT IOWA CITY.
Sad Culminatioa of Family Troubles
Which Resulted in Their Parting
Here Two Years Ago.

VIM. Jones or Flggle' as ne was
called, was familiar character
about our streets two or three years
ago. He was engaged in buying hogs
here. and for time things went
smoothly with him. but he was
hard drinker. and after awhile the
tide turned against him. He became
unreliable, mistreated his family,
and finally skipped out, it being then
discovered that he was short in his
accounts several hundred dollars
Mrs. Jones remained here for a
year or so. having secured divorce
from her husband, and engaged in
nursing. Some time ago she went to
Iowa City. where they formerly lived,
and was visiting at the home of S.
E. Danner. three miles northwest of
that city. She left her two children
here with her sister. Mrs. Cooper :,
Of Vermont, who has been visiting
here.
Jones father also lived at Iowa
City before he died, and Jones has
been staying there lately. On Sum
day evening Jones drove out to the
Banner place, In company with his
cousin, Garfield Jones, whom he
told that he was going to say good
by to Ellvene, his former wife, and
leave those parts forever. Before
they arrived az the farm, Jones got
out and his cousin drove on up to
the farm. Mrs. Jones was in the
yard with the Banner fanny, and
went to meet Garfield Jones when
she saw him come. Her former hus-
band soon came up to them, and she
said to him. "Will Jones, if you have
anything to say to me, why don't you
come like white man. and not a
cur?" She then turned and started
toward the house, when Jones whipped
out revolver and fired. She fell to
the ground, having been shot in the
back, with a bullet lodged in her
breast. Garfield Jones started for
help, and Mr.. Danner came running
down the road to the scene of the
crime, when Jones fired at him, the
bullet lodging in his throat, and he
fell. fatally wounded. Jones helpled
to carry his wife into the house, and
then went to the telephone and tore
it from the wall. Afterward he drove
to town, notified the doctors, and
went to the sheriff aud gave himself
up. The sheriff took him to Jail.
awaiting hearing. when he begged
for weapon, that he might commit
suicide. The next morning he said
he was crazed with drink and did
not know what he was doing.
Physicians were Immediately sum-
moned, who attended his victims,
and they were taken to the hospital
at Iowa CITY.
The report comes from the hospital
that Mr.. Danner died yesterday noon.
and that Mrs. Jones is very seriously
wounded, and the chances for her re-
covery are slight.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-19
Epworth League Assembly at
COIfax, July 1890.

For the above occasion. the Rock
Island System has arranged very low
rate of one fare for the round trip A
very interesting program has been
arranged this year, and the following
we'll known speakers will be present ::
On July 2lst, SD. Gordon, and DIR.
Thos. e. Green.
On July 24th. there will be great
Sunday School Parade. and Prof. Elias
Handy will speak
On July 10th, Geo. L. McNutt
On July eth, Father L. j. Vaughn.
For date of trains and further in
formation call on nearest ticket
agent. 2S-2
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-19
CHURCH NOTICES.

METHODIST-Dr. MCGEE. the
presiding elder will preach at the
Methodist church Friday evening and
Sunday evening. The Friday evening
service will be followed by quart
erly conference, and the Sunday eve-
ming service by the Sacrament Of the
Lords Supper. The Pastor Will
preach at the church Sunday morning,
Subject, 1.-The Mount of Cod. and
at Freeport Sunday afternoon.
During the months of July and
August there will be no evening
rvice in Grace church. Morning
service as usual at 10 80 am.
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Kn0ke-Painter NuptiaIs.

Last Wednesday, afternoon at four
O'Clock. at the BRIDES home ON River
street, Rev. w. McVettie united in
the bonds of matrimony Mr.. Chris
Knoke and Miss Elizabeth Painter.
Both of these young people have been
residents of DEBORAH for a number
of years. and have large circle of
acquaintance who esteem them
highly, and will join US in heartiest
congratulations and best wishes.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-19
First Victim of Heat.

Ole Rorum. who has during the
present season been working for O.
o. Blekeberg in Madison township
sustained a sunstroke OH Monday
which proved fatal within three or
four minutes. He was overcome while
feeding hogs about noon, and died
before assistance could be rendered.
He was about fifty years of age and
was widower. leaving three sens.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-19
Better than She Expe cited.

Fredericksburg. Ia. July, IL 05.
b. ]. Reynolds, DEBORAH, 10.
The photos were received some days
ago, was more than pleased with
them as they were so much better
than had expected thew were going
to be. after seeing proofs. wish to
thank you for your trouble. Yours
Respectfully,
Alma Burnham. 1919
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-19
Barn Struck by Lightning.

The fine large barn belonging to
John Macal in Madison township
was struck by lightning during the
storm Monday afternoon about four
O'Clock. and burned to the glound.
The barn had been filled with hay,
and the loss is heavy, reaching pro-
badly 80, 500.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-19
Educational.

The following well known educators
constitute the faculty of the Valdez
College for the ensuing year, beginn-
ing Aug. 20. A
O. H. Valdez
Phoebe Lincoln
L. S. Thompson
Libbie Hitler
Ada A. Bulls
Nora Riley
@. s. Boice.
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-Si9.35 to Portland. Oregon, via
the @. M. & st. p R'y account Lewis
and Clark Exposition. Tickets on
sale May 2 TO Sept. 80, 1905 limited
to return ninety days from date of
sale but not later than November 80,
1905. For particulars see S. V.
Potter, Agt.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-19

Quality and low prices, fit and
workmanship. all these are points to
consider when buying suit OF clothes.
Ben Bear.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-19

John Elwick's berries at Marsh's
grocery store. Also anything else you
want in the fruit or grocery line.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-19

Headquarters for everything in
staple and fancy groceries. @. s.
Marsh.
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cases; and be 1t further
RESOLVED, That the property own
ers OF said dmprovement) against whom
1t Is hereby proposed to make such as
sessment, and all other persons interest
ed. be notified as by law required, by
publication and such other and further
notice as shall be legal and necessary.
that this resolution is now pending be-
fore this Council. and the same will
come up for hearing and passage at a
special meeting OF this Council, to be
held at the City Hall, in the City of
DEBORAH, Iowa, at 10 o'clock A. M, on
the 25th day Of August, 1905. at which
time and place such property owners
and all other parties interested shall
appear and show cause, IL any there
may be, why this resolution should not
be passed, and an ordinance enacted or
resolution passed to carry the same
into effect.
Motion by Gillett, the proposed resolu.
ton be received and approved. Seconded
by Adams. Roll call vote, 8 yeas, no
nays. Motion carried.
Motion by Sayre, seconded by Croft,
the Resolution be adopted. Roll call
vote, yeas, no nays. The resolution
was declared adopted.
Following petition was read:
PETITION,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1905-07-19

Cigars by the box; Trycinski's.
2S-4
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Motion by CURTIN, seconded Dy Couse,
the Clerk be instructed to write Engineer
Tschirgi to come to DEBORAH to give
grades for walks around the Court House
under the direction of the Street Com
mittee. Roll call vote, 0 yeas, no nays.
Motion was carried.
Motion by Gillett, seconded by Adams,
to adjourn. Carried.
f. M. HUGHES,
City Clerk.
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Safe Blowers Guilty.

Charleston, april 10.-In the case
against o number of mon who have
been on triaEin the United States Cir
cnit Court here, charged with conspi-
racy to rob and the robbery OF the
postoffice at Latta, q. O., the jury this
afternoon brought in 8 verdict OF gull
ty on all three counts OF the indict-
ments against John King, James john,
son and Ssndolph Rabens. rs
The case Rae laid sc the door. Of O
gang OF bank and postoffics robbers.
One OF the men originally indicted and
brought here from Vermont, turned
States evidence and told the story Of
9 series OF robberles in South Carolina
that had set the autherii ties ties 4 guessing.
the case against McC Carthy, who told
the story. was mol pressed and his tesfi-
mony was corrob borated by; dozens OF
witnesses whose names he mentioned
and by the record of the telegraph
companies aud postofices. An appeal
will be taken In the case OF Ra6ene
and possibly others. 8.
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A EOdse.Wasmlag,

When the fire occurred at the
Jhornweil OEphanage on tho 4th OF
November last, there were hard times
Tor awhile Cor two hundred orphan
children. They had neither pantry
nor se0rehouse, and had sold Mother
Aue5ard Sone to her cupboard" che
would have found that the cupboard
was aot bare; it was gone! Ali the
plckiea and preserves aud dried fruit
anu other little supplies fixed up for
me Tlneer uee, were gone up in emoke.
AND in addition. all the -four and ba-
con and meal and rice and molasaes
and vinegar and eugar anu tea and
Goffee had been food for the devouring
names! There was not even q kitchen
left, mach less Btorehouse; but the
people (God bless the people, their
hearts are always rightly, the people
came TO our rescue and now We have
completed and are ready to open n
handsome new building, loo feet one
way and c5 the other. 1t is covered
with tin and it took tifty.five squares
TO cover it,. The floors OF kitchen and
dairy are OF the best cement, the walls
are or brieK laid in cement. 1t has
nSen Snrnlehed with ranges and stoves.
The Majestic Range Company, Of st.
Louis, gave q splendid new range and
two portable bakers. But it woefulIy
iacke something. There 10 not dnst
of meal nor o grain of rice, nor q cruise
OF OIL, nor o pound OF sugar,-there is
nothing In the BtOrehouse. Why, not
even mouse hae gone there to hunt
Tor hie dinner; not fly is looking out
for pickings! And yet on that store-
house 260 children and their teachers
are dependent for theie daily bread.
1t ID time for o house-Iarming! Let
ne have 1t. What have you at hand
that you can Gendq Do not wait for @
committee to call on you or preacher
to get after yeu. The third week in
April is our reception week. Every
body will be at home. If you get your
goods cent in that week It will not be
TOO late. Somebody asks, "What are
the children going TO do till then for
something to eati'' IL You are the one
who aeks, We will just cay that there
are fifty-tWo reception weeks of the
Orphanage, but the third week of
April is reception week in particular.
make us feel good that. cnce mole we
have o kitchen and kaicy and the
trimmings that go along with them.
DO not forget. send something every
body! Fill up that storehouse for
once. 1t .is 8 right good-sized room
and there 10 no danger of Over-csOwd-
ing.
God bless you, dear friende, and may
he nnE e into s9eac hearts 20 . muae
glad the fatherless. go
Send provisions in barrels and boxes
TO ThOrnwell Qrphanage, Clinton, q.
e., and cash to Rev. VIM. p. Jacobs,
Clinton, 8. g. 3, 81
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The Only Way 70 Do It.

Farmezs, are you thinking of the
time wnen we will be s.Sle to control
our cOztonq IL so, ib wills Savsr come
unt5iwe ara able TO control ourselves,
and onrs affairs at hon. 3. We must
start this grand co-operatt on PLAZA and
concerto OF action at home, co-ope Eating.
fret with cows, hogs, homes, ponltry
and our families by malsing more
( food crops. 4 This Ia beyond doubt the
one fundamental pcinciE le that under
liea the whole thing; th.;: is the great
bulwark and fertilization that every
cotton grower must make for himself
and stand behind is il he ever expects
to win the fight. The cotton grower
that has plenty OF every thing on hand
the lien law and mortgage SYSTEM and.
the rates OF interest for advaneements
on Gotten il he has no bills for farm
supplies staring him in the face. g IS
lG will do you no good to stand MP
and cusee out the cotton bears next
fall, neither will it do you much rood
to go ont TO "a big meeting of cotton
gEOwers to hear some one else ecare the
h Farmers, it 5is not too late now FOR
you to turn about ana think awhile
think about how many fools and ras-
.cals yOu have among the farmers that
are not doing the right thing cutting
acreage and Fertilizers. S.
South Carolina farmers have already
bought over sixty thOusand tons moro
fertllizers than they bought all the
season last year. counting tags. No !
s.s IS Estimated by the best author.
;thns the lazy canaiDg all cotton meal
to be tagged will account for about:
fifty Thousand tons, and yet we have
'f..n thousand tons more than the yy bols
at loune used during theswhoIe OF last
GEAR. If il Ia not time for the cotton
.grOwere to become alarmed they never.
will De alarmed aG any thing. 9
81, w oil, what are We going 10 do about
It'll The only way out of this frightful3
state OF affairs lie to make ali break lat
once and plant two rows of corn and.
two EOw8,of cotton In your whole cot
ton crop The more we investigate
this Al ldrieh : aysteEa OF mixing corn
and cotton the more we are impressed.
with the fact that this is the only sal.
Walton for the 0ttOn grower that
already has his land ready for cotton.
way That corn and cotton do rot re-. re-
quiT5 tine Same preparation of the
different feGtiiizing ng elements of the
handy ~ Have. you ever GhOug about
the fRct that corn ard cotton are entire
~ different plantB3 That corn roots
iced near tho gurfacs and TINT cotton
rNSOts go down deep into the snbsoil:
Ylr a laIge proper rtion OF it's food
80 OilaUE or
look 30 doubtful at the farmers That
:hav es tried this a. Aldrich plan and state
ths.6 they gst about aH Ia1cfi cotton Go
tho acre where com and cotton is smixed
soy the Aldgich plan so " hero eolid cot-tl
s3sn rows ese planted and lst is eSIla iEl
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Breaks Ribs OF Dentist. !.

Rome, Ca, April 10.-Dr. Mckay, o
prominent elentist Of Rome, was ee-
verely injured this morning by o man
Wii0ae tpeths he was trying Co pull. a
sferiDB with a. severe toothache, and
asked DR.. Mckay to extract the tooth.
vas put, nnder the influence Of
chloTnf0rm and while in the att OF
pulling the t0UssSs, the man kicked
$Dr. Mckay in the. aide breaking two
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i ss..
Fibre Water Paila, worth 900, do
26c each.
Carpet Tacks fc box. n /.
Egg Whips, 80 kind, at 1c each.
\ Potato Washers 4c each. %sS5s.,5
Garden Trowels 5c each. b
I White Metal Tea Spoons 7c set OF 6.
White Metal Table Spoons lido set
Fibre Lunch Boxes at loo each.
Large size Scissors, Nickel Plated,
26c article at 10c each. III si
6.inch Plain White Wash Brush at
Be each. 7-inoh Painted Wash Brush
Alto each. Better grades at 25c, 3Oo
and 35c each. , s,s
Butter Paper, wosth' 200, at ,15c lb.
Half pit. Cans Read Mixed Paint,
worth 25c, at 10c CAN. Z"
4-pound package Grandma Wash
ing Powder at 12c--1 pound same 4c.
a No. 1 Laundry Soap, S OF. cakes
IL Cakes for 25c. s.
Nobby Soap, best Laundry Soap
mades at Z Cakes for 25c. 81 9
Cocoa Soap two Cakes for Sc.
Package Soda, Silver Leas z for $50.
Good Luck Baking Pes#s;!.sss 44s { eisHli sssli
Large sizs same at 60 can.
Cracker Jack Baking Powder, Two
Cakes for Sc. h. 81
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juet 60 much gain. Ie this 0 fatem doea
not reduce the halSs Of CO. ten We are
sure that the extra amouft OF corn,
fodder and peas on hand will not be in
hand will enable him 60 grow nl0rs and
moro independent each year.
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way from 2 25c, 35c and 400 yard, onr..
price 5c, 4 q, zoe End 222c yard. :s
LA CEss. s5s5
600 yards of Narrow ToIelhpon and
alensienes Lane at$ To- d syard. $EY
bon aces, i to- q inches wids q.
at 8 80 yard. 4.
IoschonS Laces, 2 So n inches wide,
sae ne yard
TofchoD I.aces, 8 to 5 inches wide,
Sat 10c yard. sS
Special prices on Fine Net; Top La
ces from Co. n. aI0c yard. 4
q sE.-lD YER IsAga1. n
y hita er Gre a, worth 25c, at 15c
Cream ALL )ver, q. worth asia nd s!sc.
at I5c yard. .sj
lazEs Es liz d.
% % pieces of Esa broid ery one inch
Wides W5rsh 8 10, sss 1o ssfda. {l5s
sssl 600 yards Ernb nbroid deiy and Inser.
lion, worth 5c. 8 ssc ward 5sI3
400 yarda -r brb;ls and Tnser.S
ssrtien wort u SO, att 90 yard
aDfoid deriess 8 10; |; inch b sgid ds.
worth at 0c yard. IS 81 ssts
"a gsg ID a'ATNs. '3.I
osth 800 hs y slIi raif.
orth St ts00 .as $50 p air. s.
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aEas ssne teeth anssS Ne aa.E
yussSa 50 sny asaiga hag sasrss
yyT sSa SS
- 10 #scsk gElssa arS
aess zfanls aegel
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e2th S1 .25 at 95e pair. 81 D +.
Worth 81 6iass 81 AS pair.
Worth e2 80 Eat S1.95 pair.
Worth 93 30 at S276 pair.
q UIsTAIN FOLEe
With Fixtures, White Enameled or
Cherry, 90 &c each complete.
4s3 ss URB BRELLAS. s}$ s5.
ls!ss Inch School Umbrellas, worth
300, at 26c each. s}-2 q }.s n
28 and 28 inch Umbrellas, worth
66o2at 45c each. Il Il IL. rs 1, n,
26 and 28 inch Umbrellas, worth
S1.O0, at 79c each. n: i5 s.j
28 and 28 inch Umbrellas, worth
SLED, at 89c each. Il, 4 T.s
sSEi d rs TOWELS. 4
Good size Cotton Towels at 4c each.
Large size Cotton Towels, worth
4122c, at Sc each. q
Larger size Cotton Towels, worth
loo, at / 1chacli SsS sS y, b
WI 1gIOyv SHAPES.
Finest quality Window shadeS,
lIlinans at 21e each. 3 sr1s
iasst quality Window Shades with
Fringe at a6c each. 81 }s
I'm TI OIIsEc FUIsNI IsIIINGS
sDepartman Down Stairs We have
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This the Rmr
Factory
AZ opportunity
greatly during
Will