Adams County Union (Newspaper) - June 20, 1895, Corning, Iowa NO 25 tower lj Some V pia When the cows comb I LV v irii i lire But they used words iii a different Their was the principle water that of volatility or gaseity might stand for energy not a Hit a fordo JV The alchemists had salt and tut a j their salt Tr of tl which they iy Pi 0 si wJi i D irv 1 I hi x 1 Jid calm balm the cows come horae a ferns ana The corns WUere the aim Phyllis Stand in the lilies Iii s drowsy dream banks with a twinkle cows como slowly And up through Memorys deep ravine Como tho brooks old and its oldtime And tho crescent of the silver Queen When come Boino jpy f 11 chemical the term i The in V which never d can add to can nothing away from them however be rashly inferred elements are incapable of decomposition All that we are titled to say is simply D have not been able to finda method by which they re solved into simpler Indeed a variety or considerations us to suppose that such will tie the case out elements should grand goal of i modern Crookes All Wool Skirting worth F RS the if or 75 cents i Big Line of Serges that we formerly sold for 90 cents to 60 i An All Wool to 70 cents for 39 cents U in all Wool Henrietta that sold 1 for 45 and 50 33 cents Line of Cotton Novelties 28 in to in to close out at 0 cents Skirting worth 60 cents to 39 cents T e i aria and are over thorp on Hear tlj o plain cry of th p wJi via Aid over Venus shines Aud over the silent mill 3 With a tiling nnd The cows como slowly home Let down the bars let in Or Bongs and nnd rain old times the cows come lipmo Dp Not Bathe Post The number of per sons who never take a bath is not so small as most popple imagine uor is it confined co the low and degraded physician in Wash that he has not taken a iath in many years to bo devotee of the cold Turkish Russian an every other va nety He continued the practice of bathing ho discovered or ed he that his was the cause of bad health Hr stopped bathing and recuperated immediately This gentle man says absolute cleanliness of the skin can be by a frequent change of linen justas well as by water If the skin is daily tubbed with a rough towel as to keep the pores open anil the blood in active circulation Hi thinks lassitude and general prostra tion are largely caused by too much bathing Some aro so consti that they are not much affected by water and after a bath while to others it cause of excessive weakness and leads to bad health So it appears that Svengalis contempt for Taffy for bath three times a week has some hygienic Pie A New York boy Sent into the country by ihc freshair fund last summer was confronted lusty dinner by a generous piece of apple pie As he showed no disposition to partake of it liis host kindly not ple Where is the cheese asked the gam in insolently jWe any cheese was the reply epr tough apple pie am The farmer afterward said I thought he ought to be taught a little good heu was in the so him and a out behind the barn and he got more freshair fun in ten minutes than he had ever in his guess Then he wentback and ate that pie without cheese Francisco Argonaut i Pumpkin i of kid gloves a little soiled anS a few that we sold iron tl to B nt iV Mitts elegant Teaworth foH 2 i 6cents C 15 bunch rochet cotton per ball Darning cotton per ball Corse fs few gnia sizes OO to out eJ to close out at AU ever offered M and at 50c 25c Simpson College INDIANOLA June The oratorical contest for tho Barker prize gold medal took place Monday night Tho contestants were Miss Lulu Charles B Guest and Miss Stella M Wilson Tha medal was awarded to Miss Stelln if Wilson The contest by members of tha junior class for tha Barlley prize took place Tuesday There were three Misa Bertha Burns Charles B Guest and Miss Stella M Tho prize was awarded by the judges o Mr Guest The winners of both these prizes are Adams county young people Miss Wil Tije very newest things of this sea sons creations shown on pur counters Just in new Percales worth 16 to 18 cents 40 in for 12 cents Cotton Crepons worth 15c for 12ic Fine line of imported Linen Light colored cotton 3 and 4c yard 1 Guilbert Mfg Co worth 30 to 3oc for 23c Same worth 25forl8c Good quality of in plain colors short length worth 20 and 25cforl2i value plain black worth 20c for 13c Good quality worth 15o for lowprice lie An elegant line of striped and checked and worth 15 to 25c Good summer Corsets in at 19 cents a pair 10 and 15 cents tades Cotton Vesta to close at of them to A f ulP line in Gage Downs Co goods in high bust perfect forms to go in this sale at 76cOur line of and corsets go sale at 2c All lino of Plain Hem med Handkerchief linen and cotton to go at wholesale 4c apiece np to 10 15 and 30c Mens Handkerchiefs from 4c up to 25c it whole sale prices Every must be sold s 27 in cheek 50 An ele fant line of plaids cheeks and stripes Checks and plaids that usu ally sell for 10 to 12c for sou living inthis city Mr Guest Iowa CENTRAL STATION DBS Juno 18 1895 The general weather conditions du ring the past were favorable in tho larger part of the state The daily moan temperature has been above tho Tha reports for tho week ending thu lath shows a very unequal distribution of rainfall In tlie central belt south to north the meas range from 200 to 575 inches In a of tho in the oast central and the drouth has practically remained unbroken and all crops except corn have been considerably injured by Us continuance But in of the state tho conditions have been about as good as could be desired all crops have mide rapid Corn is do ing notably well in all sections and has been thoroughly tilled except in lo where cultivation was retarded by very heavy rainfall This crop has gained several points since Juno Jst and is now promising Spring grain crops are heading in fine shape Tho harvest of winter grain will begin in some of the southern counties the coming week Corning Republican Caucus will bo a caucus of the re publican voters of Corning Precinct at the City Hall ou Saturday June 20th 1805 to elect seventeen delegates to flic County convention of July member of county central committee for Corning Precinct for the ensuing year The polls will be open from 4 oclock pm to 6 oclock p m A L WELLS Beautiful line of A P C Zephyrs worth 12ic for 8c Good lino of common Ginghams to close at 5c A fow pieces for Jc yd Fine line of Scotch Zephyrs worth 15 to 18c to close at lie A few pieces good style dress Ging hams to yard We we represent the of any firm in a few prices that will to general prices offered i iV Good Needles sc 5c Twins 7C Corset 5c Three quires good Note paper per box 18c Good Envelopes bunch Linen Thread Dress shields Hair Curlers at Round Combs at Pins value 5e at lOcat Cc 4c 3c 5c Full line of boys heavy ribbed Hose 6 to 7i 15c Same 8 to 10 19c offered Best value ever Mens Neck wear to close out at Whole sale prices lOc up to 40o each Good stock of Black J Hose at whole sale prices Boys suits that sola for 750 Wens cotton go at Shirts Mens Good line of boys go Overalls go at 44c worth 60 Mens shoes Mens shoes go 100to 73 A few shoes to close out at 75 cents Mens Congreas plow wort 85 f Plow shoes worth 91 507 St all through 3 Z T WIDENER JASPER CENTRE CAUCUS The Republicans of Jasper Centre will meet in caucus on June 20 1895 at 4 p m for tho purpose of electing delegates to the county convention and a contra committeeman and to nomin ate the following township ill vacancy One for No 1 and No 4 and transact such business as may come before the meeting W T STOKES Com Mrs school for the nett morn ing 3th at Noi HI School build ing desiring to Attend had best sec Mis at hei residence two the jai b select fifty 50 cents per Champion on earth For sale a and Binders best by iH awt for June 22d will an illustrated article on Park by Gen H V Boynton In the number the streets of York as they were in 1894 and they are Col Waring them and turned the trucks out will be represented in a number of illustrations filling two published 15th is distinguished by the variety and beauty of and men will find ia an article ing information about tumes and indicating how ohe maybe perfectly comfortable 4wi shock not conventionality during tho we A story Lit and f B Matthews Li is vory blight an has an original situation i i i 6 at Z T Widon Will be tho Sleeping Car rate from Chicago on the special trains of select ed Tourists Sleepers which the Great Rock Island Route has arranged to run to Denver in order to transport quick ly cheaply the groat bulk of teachers and tourists who de sire to take advantage of the low round trip rate of one fare plus to the National educational Association Meet ing at Denver in July 1895 As the Pullman Company has decided to run Tourist Cars east of the specials will all stare from Chicago leaving July 6th at 1100 a m after the arrival of morning trains from the east and running via Omaha arriving early the following evening g the trip with but out In addition to the Tourist Sleeper specials a special train of firstclass Pullmans will bo run via Omaha leav ing Chicago on above named all specials being personally conducted and in charge ot competent Rock Island Route representatives Many tourists will go from Denver to Colorado Springs and and for your trip that the Rock ou should remember and has a line directly east irom Colorado Springs ip y k Isl No 11 No 73 Froi No 73 1 except Sunday All trains to nm rans o Omaha and Chicago thus Voiding the necessity of to Ien ver Reservation diagrams are now ready and this early is made in order to enable intending patrons to reserve berths in advance The rate for double berth from Chicago to Den ver m tourist sleeper will be 13 50 in firstclass Pullman 8600 ad from Omaha to Denver in tourist and in firstclass Pullman For full information regarding rates and arrangements for special trains address JOHN G T and P A Chicago 111 w t FOURTH OF EXCURSIONS lW 05 j Excursion tickets to Burlington route in Illinois Iowa Mis souri east of the Missouri river hundred miles at one and third of standard faro for Tickets to be limited for going passage to date of for return until 1895 B 24 2t p Agent THE CORNING Savings i W Ih til biche 01 depoll
