Milford Mail, The (Newspaper) - May 9, 1889, Milford, Iowa The people fill round boon for niin U clouas or thio son Voso irl h Xv ea bettor looU to It And not over do it tor lurk tho sky Mny us a mul make us U o so earnestly ror a spoil of fho wet V Tin for mortals to wish for ijo 1 Wilt will HOI ho our Hut in or wot Tu the Olver Ioi Official County Paper AS OCEAN EVER 75B73 AND SO ON STILL OX Vol 7 Milford Dickinson County Iowa Thursday May 91889 Terms 150 per Year 19 Go to Freemans and get your Dry Goods at lushest Market Price paid for Butter and Eggs The best 50 cent Tea at 37tf Go to Freemans and see his stock of Celebrated Minn Shoe Co Every pair G Kraut 10 cts per gal to closo 17tf BUSINESS BOOKLETS to G A Barb Wir per cwt Painted Wir 365 ISt A fine lino of Loots and shoes a Freemans FOR To closo out the estate Madson Eros the undersigned will sell their house and lot in the north town also their team of horses together or separately to suit purchaser LOUIS J Pickles at only 10 cts per dozen 17tf Best assortment of wall paper ever in Milford just unpacked at the Drug Store Go it Buy your Baking Powder of us and get a handsome water pitcher or a set of tumblers We guarantee the Pow der Ono pound of very choice 50 ct Tea Warranted and a X ice Tea pot all for 50 cts at J C Smiths Fresh Lard only 10 per A GOOD WORK HOUSE to ex change for a lumber wagon or i two seated buggy Inquire of L A Milford Iowa ISu FOR of clean Flax Seed and some Timothy Seed fo cash or good paper by P 10 miles southwest of Milford II As an operative mason I am pre pared to do all work in my line Satis faction guaranteed J W 17mG Milford la Our stock of Wall Paper is now in and complete We have no remnants AH our goods are perfectly now and very J E istt In order to close out my stock I will sell dry goods at cost 13tf EDGAR at Freemans A nice line of Hats and Gents I Goods cheap at Freemans Smoked Halibut at 17tf On easy terms a few good horses and colts a two seated buggy ono road curt and two acts of harness F W KM ic ITT Milford Iowa or Suic bare a few Choice Polled Angus Galloway and Short Horn Durham 33ulls which I will sell at F W 12U will sell you good potatoes at cts per bushel 17tf 40 The best 50 cent Jap Tea only ut Young if you want good Boots or Shoes go to CAUI 30 inch Wide all Wool Dress Flannels in handsome shades only cts per yard at Co 111 The undersigned promptly de liver coal to any part of tho city at reasonable prices on all orders received by them or left with any of tho coal dealers 9tf PRICE City Draymen New decoration and evory in Wall Paper lino at Greens Red Cedar Carpet felt a superior in laying carpets for sale by 33tf Big Stock of and Musical Instruments to arrive next week and every week after at tho Post 3Uf NOT ICE Send 50 cents for for 100 containing stirring songs and select reading to uso at your Tem Meetings or Sunday School ECHOES Minneapolis Minn OUR HOME NEWS AND Service given in the M E Church last Sabbath evening was well attended and enjoyed by all A chorus of a dozen voices under direction of Prof led singing and their efficiency proved to those present the capability oJt the director As tbo result of a meeting on Monday evening i vocal class of thirty members was organized the first lesson being given last night The term will consist ot 15 lessons each our people are to bo congratulated upon having secured so competent an instructor We hope to be able to report a much larger class in our next paper Your attention is called to an adver in this paper of A T Evans Co Chicago 111 who arc offering a complete sot of family scales for This extremely low price in made to get new customers for to every one to a set of scales is sold they mail their catalogue giving fall description ind wholesale prices of watches jewel ry sowing machines books and a argo variety of useful 1vouschold They give such unquestioned bank references as should insure every ono that the linn is entirely reliable The farmers are up on the question oC Governor Head what one f them has to say in this paper While the MAIL has not yet declared or any one of the various candidates nd takes no exceptions to the choice f others it would be glad to endorse a HONOR paying on subscription since our lust edition Paid tot John I Brown C R Stewart D J May 1 1890 A ng 1 1887 Nov 1 18S7 MAIL Thinking perhaps you would like to hear from this part ofthe county 1 thought I would write a few items for your valuable paper Small grain is doing well in this part of the county but rain would help it to look bettor as it is yory dry at this writing Farmers in this township are nearly through planting corn Bros have started their cattle are roving the prairies with very little to eat plenty of ex instead Oh by the way Saxe was surprised the evening six un known masked men entered the prem ises and played horse or holf rather with old fellow They dragged him the yard stood him on discount at Cir Ladies Mixed Paints selling it this Childrens We will stive you IP 3ss and Summer 1711 Spring ricl Hats and Caps for Moil an KIMS i tins by CAKI loll Fresh nu Oranges at iMUd Href rl Freemans have a X l 83 nip at 15 cents A A Line of Shirts Dreas Overalls J Shirts Ht CAUL Chow Chow Jollies Etc at will VT pay the highest market for Halter ami 17tf stock of ready Mixed Paints ever in Milford al Greens Gold and Silver Watches at Greens 30 cts a can at 21iir Con rices 3d Voui 111 Coal pur ton DONT FORGET to examine those nobby hats at j 1 School Directors can with a good article at bo supplied Buos Headquarters for Oysters at pin 8 ALBUMS APfET A Fine assortment at tho Store Ot Drt 41 TOSS I In Fine Variety at the Drug Store 49 tf is handling the cele orated Kellogg Johnson Cos Cus tom made Boots and Shoes Stt few sacks of oats or at this 200 School to wear Common Sense School Shoe sold by CAKL A Good Supply of Legal Blanks at the Post Office 21 If you want a Good Watch or Clock go to Greens 2ttf Bny your Wall Paper and have it neatly at Greens Clocks at 24tf at Greens Green bus just received a new Wall Trimmer and of latest styles of Wall Paper Go and see Xew Wall Paper for spring trade at greens All shades of ready Mixed Paints at and Watches at 2Uf Elgin Greens FOB ensy terms the lino on Main street owned by of Have you of the Bargains jn Notions at Cases in The small shower of Monday cheered us up a Call t Freemans and see his fine stuck of boots and shoes Mr and Mrs youngest sou is very sick with fever Little Lulu looks thin and pic since her recent illness are sorry to say that Mr Case it again laid up with soro call at Mrs Potters and see her new slock of milliner just received Mr Hrs E G spent iho friends in Milford Sic program foi at next week on this Miss Zetta Doolittlo was visiting friends of tins place tlie latter part of last week Hush McGuire returned from Omaha Saturday lie says business is dull there as well as elsewhere II II left by train Monday evening for Sioux City where he goes to serve on the United Status grand jury Ed Freeman says ho finds trade much bettor than he expected and acids You can sot it down that I ara here to stay Curl keeps a good stock of groceries boots shoes etc and finds it pays to let people know It through the MAIL J A Ellis is up an to his house for a kitchen and C A West is having an upright to his dwel ling erected that is 16x22x12 The dry weather high winds and shifting soil of late have given us ai idea what the disappointed ers to Oklahoma say of that country Father Carroll held his regula monthly service in Milford last Friday lie was ti welcome caller at this office while waiting for the train to return to Spencer J C Miller of Aurora 111 is visit ing his son our esteemed friend Goo B Miller As the season advances he will laid Millers Bench one of the pleasantest places about tho lakes Chas It Stewart brought us in some very Hue potatoes on subscription this week and IX J some butter and eggs These timely lifts account for tho MAILS coming out on time this week Wo are requested to say that the party who was peeking in at windows last Thursday night will do well to desist as said party is known and the inmates of the bouses strongly object to this sneaking mode of trying to gain information An army of black beetles passed over this part of the country Sunday evening about 8 oclock and they were so numerous the buzzing of their wings was not unlike of a train of cars Their course was in a north westerly direction Marcus Snyder accompanied by his wife and daughter drove down trom the Liike Saturday and after calling on several friends in MAIL nan who would carry out tho princi iles so nobly maintained by Governor If the state constitution vill allow a third term for her chief there never was a better time han the present for the people to show appreciation of true merit Dr J E Green of Milford has had 10 crushing misfortune to lose his after a long and painful illness Her remains were taken to tho old homo for interment on Wednesday To Elmoro it has been but a short time that ho has had to walk with his chosen life companion and he and his little daughter are lylt to the sunlight that has departed from thuir home forever They have tlie of a large circle of friends Postville We are indebted to Mr John Sebas tian genl Pas and Ticket agent Chicago Kansas Nebraska lly for a copy of the Oklahoma a new paper abounding in graphic tions maps and illustration of that newly opened country Copies of the paper may be had by addressing the agent named above at Topeka Kansas The following named gentleman of Spencer took advantage of tho high wind was a little the pay Milford a visit on their bicycles S 8 Snow II 11 Bert Ferris David Painter Charles Mcrritt and II Kunath They made tho trip in a little over au hour returning by train A new bank has been established at Lake View Sac county called the Bank of Lake View with Asa Platt president E N Baily vice president j and J A Wall Cashier Thus we so his head and played ball with him anil to wind up applied coal tar nil oyer the person of tho aforesaid and rolled him up in a horse blanket to keop him from catching If nil reports are true about this man he got no more than what he deserved DONATION supper will be served in Tuesday evening May 1 Ith of same to apply on salary of Ilev A are cordially invited to help in this matter Supper to begin at past six COM Who Will BSo Governor ED MAIL As I have often seen in your paper invitations for its patrons communications thought it would not be amiss to try my hand at the Being a farmer there are some who may think I am gettin out of my element ur attempting t discuss state questions like one at the head of this article yet as the people are the sovereigns of the land and a large part tillers of soil I am proud to claim the rights o an American to think and act in all questions pertaining to oui national welfare It is too case that the trained nt J Cedar Republican Alay Win Nolan a jeweler aged about GO years and a resident of this place the last W minor twenty years committed suicide yes about p in by shooting IIo wrote a letter to his son in Kuth ven and gave it to a neighbor asking him to send it to his boy lie then bade him goodbye entered his store and placing tho revolver in his mouth C A 11 DKT K s I 8 AUST Ns Climn 1 L f apt to politician with tho best II filled in manipulating the wires raps the state and gets his satellites who expects favor at his hands in case of success to go out in tho byways and lanes of the politi Miss Curtis a meco of Mrs Samp son from paid her a visit last week She being an invalid had to return on account of tho rough winds of Iho prairie A lively runaway took place on section J team did the running no serious damage clone We would advise some of the young men from to look out how they carry sail shooting our dogs as ve have a Hno one and would not care to have him killed is our first attempt for some time to write for a newspaper we will by wishing tho editor NEWS arc all corn Schools in this corner of the world have nearly all commenced Mr Len Smith teaches in Miss Tena in Excelsior and Airs C L in Westport TJ I Brims has a largo pasture on his farm A good tiling force being in the passed the night with James and family Comrade Bennett was down ram the Lake tho latter part of the We are sorry to see s 3o badly crippled upwith as to be unable to perform any labor This is hard for a man f his advanced years ami in straitened circumstances our friend Art becomes a cashier and wo do not fear his being tempted to take a trip to Canada ii consequence Gunder says ho has found a gold mine on his Farm On making inquiry as to tho size of the nuggets we found ho referred to the springs increase of calves lambs pigs 118 says lip has a fine lot ot younglings and all doing well II of Spencer has moved his jewelry establishment into the J B Edmunds bank door to Flints his numerous customers will find him ready to supply their wants with anything in his line Chas II Sherman is going about with his hand in a sling on account of a felon Ho says this is tho four one he has had in his time arid cannot say that ho appreciates such lefthand favors Mrs Sanford and son passed through Milford on the northbound train Tuesday She was accompanied by her father and mother Mr and Mrs W 13 Arnold who met her at Sheldon Miss Gertie was down from tho Laka the latter part of tho week visiting her friends misses Ella and Ida The young ladies favored this office with an agreeable call In boring for water at Superior station at the depth of MO feet a jet of natural gas was This may bs more beneficial to the Orphans Homo than water Jas wont to Emmetsburg Tuesday to appear before the exam in icing board for pensions at their regu lar monthly meeting yesterday E A Smith favored this office with a social call Tuesday Ho says his bouse is now ready for his summer guests who love this quiet retreat B B Van was on the train Tuesday en route for Charles City to Contractors is haroby that scaled of a School louse in the of County of Dickinson anj State of will bo received by tho at thy in plans and specified ions liny bo 12 oclock loon June 1st which ha contract will bo awarded to the owest responsible bullor Tho the right to reject any or all lids CHAPE 81 of the Hoard of J II Lawson was hauling corn from LakePark last week J C Winter planted corn for George Andrews last Thursday W II Anderson lias hauled tho flax with which to sow his hundred acre patch on the stony A Mr of Illinois haa built a house on his farm on section eleven in Westport township and will im prove tho land this summer Cbas Tramp has quite a strip of breaking done but hw says ho isnt done yet We are always glad to see the prairie turning over in this stylo The Paul boys are putting in the farm opened last summer by D M Is i col Ed has rented part of John Davis farm in and is putting in the same The Zeller boys are rushing business this spring They have their springs work nearly all done and are now wait ing for the corn to grow so they can plow it Mr J A Greene has bought a new corn planter Jordel has bought a quarter in 24 of Excelsior and expects to break on it this summer Mr Nicholas has been very sick for a week or so past we hope soon to report an improvement Albert Tramp Is working for Ed Parsons JR Scenery of The scenery of Puget sound that great inland arm of the sea in the ex treme northwest corner of the United States is becoming more famous for its beauty yearly as the number of tourists through that region increases Placid waters verdant vales timbered mountains and peaks combine to make landscape of maryc lous That body oi water is also of special interest to our people because of the selection of tho site there for a huge navy yard for the bet tor defence of our country on the coast One of the grandest In that region is that of Mount Baj ker as soen across the still waters of as the main firm of the sound is called This is the ob ject beautiful tinted engraving 17x22 inches in size issued as a sup to the April number of the West Shore Magazine Tho number cal and when the time comus for holding the convention it is not an uncommon thing to lind the towis ship caucuses under the control of this wirepulling element It is but fair that the agricultural element should now and then be rep resented by one from ranks in these offices of honor and trust espec when such a onu can bu found who is the peer of the politician in mental and executive ability nd alJ other necessary characteristics for the place Such a man as candidate for Governor of Iowa we in the person of Hon II C Wheeler of Sue county are glad to see that with exceptions lie is endorsed by tho press of Northwest Iowa The following from the Storm Lake Tribune is a fail specimen ot their remarks The soon to liven u mid tho Trl tunic Is find to that tin for tits position wull both mentally mul morally mul the nomination will the support or the republicans of the A party Is to upon a slate of ll Is to be hoped that no Unit will any fooling ot tuts Our people ara familiar with Limit Oov Hull ami ol mid of ull ad In mid In lint the of no rt Invest u in Hon H C of Sue the of suite a man of bruins and d of and of who lint much of this world In commit with in whom thoy will support for governor believing us they do in hin splendid and unblemished rep as a u mini runt un and In his Tho thu will no to tro own territory to a man to support lind will not Jlr n and ho will as tho campaign pulled is yet it tho trigger Cause unknown the letter will probably reveal J C SMITHS Trino For or Ual Dried Poaches Dried Blackberries Evaporated Apples Extra Dust Tea Bust Soda Shorts Tobacco Plug Tobacco Lemons and Oranges per Dozen only Best White Kerosene per Gal only Blackberries per can Standard per can Standard Corn per can 3 Burs Best Soap for Choice Honey Extra Cider CIVIC I O O F MONITOR LOUGH every Mm It 13 Hicob U 0 Hull Secy A P A K GLOAMING Stated Com on 01 lull A W M Nii li urt Lard Extra Syrups at 50 and GO els psr gallon Jail for sample ol our iO ct Japan Tea nens Overalls at 15 cts per anil Prints Ginghams Lawns Cotton Batting lose them out lull Thoir Business Booming no one thing hss caused uch i general revival of Ht DR K IIM their giv ug to their I so trial bottles of Dr Yew for Consumption Their trade in simply enormous in this vory from the fuet thut it always cures nuU never colds asthma croup and all throat and lung diseases quickly cured You can lot H bufore by a trial fifi Every warranted STT rp 1us a Chi oral Special Given to Collec s awl Insurance Sells La mlt Ocean Tickets Drafts n L E 7 A K Vice ATTORNEYS Collection of 1ltlo of fitly C HUGHES and riven to In Millura IA PHYSICIAN for the Drug All calls day and night p 9th and 2Sr Month i for tho of A L iliCH GEO ILLIAS TABLE i St S A It iny on nt l in In Army Hull Wit Jl H iri mi st Sp rc con ol G A R wII Ci 1J L A ill CA WiisT Librarian m Sab 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