Worth County Index (Newspaper) - November 17, 1898, Northwood, Iowa mh Index rat in ADVANCE WORTH COUNTY INDEX Northwood Iowa Thursday November Number 52 Index DOBI Job f at work timed TILL Able to Kick and Sell Clothing v M Our in lait INDEX had dying and were M ai to say they had no sympathy fur us But ire nt a very lively lively in the clothing trade to suit com- we arc able to tell coods at prices that make their blood run cold for their sympathy we have no use for more thin the people have for their goods which if not counter- feit are certainly poor specimens of the art Recent remarks of oura to the effect that a portion of their goods were sent here from Alden are called nonsensical Our tor is evidently a believer in the that a lie well stuck to is u good as the truth To substantiate our assertion we will say The senior member of that lirm been in the clothing business at Albert Lea for nearly 30 years during which time he has accumulated a share of the stock now at Northwood Additions were made from the tailings of the branch stores at Oelwein and Spencer They say they can prove by the books of the freight agent that no were shipped from Alden We grant that to be true but the books will not show that the goods were not first shipped from Alden Oelwein add Spencer to Albert Lea and then to Northwood and that they were refuse that could not be sold in those towns It is a fact well known to the general public that branch stores are established for the express purpose of off odds and ends that have accumulated at other places and the Northwood branch is no exception to the general rule As for our stock which they say is made up from me stocks we will simply the stock of goods we purchased from Johnson Klove contained no clothing there was not to exceed worth of clothing in the Hundeby stock and the Savre stock of clothing purchased by us at Kensett was never moved to Northwood These are Our new and reliable as good ty can buy several grades better than the goods carried by our competitors People are every day answering their question as to whom they think has second-hand goods by ignoring their appeals for patronage and coming to our store where they know from experience they will find the largest stock and get the best value for their money Saying they are here to stay reminds us of the fellow who whistles while going through the woods just to keep up his courage It is like that mountain In great big bluff Putting on a bold front may deceive the public for a time but it does not satisfy the man who knows that it is only a question of time when he must give in They miy but they will have us for company us long as they we will be lively company wo will be here long after they are gone We do not desire any newspaper controversy and this is the last ment of ours that will contain anything that can be construed as personal We are here to sell goods such as clothing and furnishing goods and we will sell them at prices our competitors cannot duplicate All who want the best goods for their money will do well to come and see us and be convinced by the dence of their own eyes that we are what we claim to Leading Clothier of Northwood If Mr Gunderson CAN'T find truth in the above statements he would be better fitted for a beer slinger in Bijou theater at Minneapolis than a clothing merchant in Northwood A Holland P are making some unusually low prices on fall and winter ing fur coats underwear gloves and mittens A HOLLAND DIRECTORY D- i In ent wood Worth County Index SCAMMON GILLRUP Publishers OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER O Kurd Is front Thorsom A Brown's North wood is Or L O Hewitt 10 Dr M L or Emperor of Germany wants to be we have de- not to interpose any The national house is soundly Re- publican by at least thirteen majority That is an instance where thirteen is but an unlucky number J H GRIFFIN f Surgton All promptly t Dr M K nt u door All promptly P A M D TE Throat S K RICE k will it ay work ou for J R JONKS FUTILE IOWA :1ndB of s A a Law u 1 W V X ka tn all of t Lamb Willing our lows Com M A t luw for ibc Woi tli AM BOB Attorney A Ml to loan J 11 And after all the bitter and vicious attacks made on State Superintendent J G of North Dakota that gentleman won out in the late election by of majority It is stated that William fresh from the Holy Land will call at Spanish on his trip and the given rise to the report that his German is for Spanish possessions in the Atlantic and the Philippine islands It would puzzle a philosopher to point out thai Spain has to dis- pose of in the Philippines Iowa and Georgia are paired in the national come to think of it that expression is by no fair to Iowa since in everything but votes Iowa's solid delegation of eleven Republicans are far more than j a for Georgia's solid gation the other kind It i took votes to elect Henderson and j in the Iowa third and fourth districts that it did to elect the whole batch of from Georgia Americans may well take pride in the record made by this country in the late war with Spain as thus told iu Gen Miles report just It is gratifying to record that during tho war cot a Dingle defeat has been unit not a prisoner color gnu or article has been captured by the enemy In this respect the war has remarkable and perhaps Under all circumstances and iu spite of many most trying the troops have maintained the fortitude of the American character and the honor of their the Iowa boy who was wilh Hottson at the sinking of the arrived last at his old and was given a royal tion greeted by Gov Shaw and other prominent lowans and presented with u a word by the town authorities reports to t he daily tell how he was or club girls surrounded him at the depot attempted to him but he pushed all back saying that there were handsomer men in the crowd than he ran away from his home here years ago He is liable to have to run away again Still there are of men who might be bushful about facing tho mouths ol smoking cannons who would show none ol timidity iu mouths Bus and Baggage Line KTU nnd B O H A V on SOT 1 and On Mood Ul will Kt ot fen pint to nil on Uav wild Ab- to ut ill by all Hy of in and For rail on went B Jt tty or J F A U S Chirk late editor of the of county has retired from a hopeless task ind the late Leader the usual fate of the great sheet in a town We quote this part of Editor Clark's We havu ed hard the two years and three months to give the people of this vicinity a credible shoot and what hau it amounted It has amounted to hundred dollars out of our pocket The paper never has paid is not paying and never will until those people who are trying to without advertising do something for It and those who are sending their job work to the foreign printer let the home editor do the work We believe Editor Clark was worthy of a better and that on general principles the representative of every town is entitled to the patronage Please observe that we say representative Business men are under no obligation to tise in papers that have no circulation worth or to give their job work to a printer who can furnish nothing but a botched job THE PAST WEEK Wednesday is Lord Mayor's duy in and at the annual quet Lord Salisbury makes a speech France on her sense in getting out of just iu time which had relieved Eu- rope of a threatened war After the smoke of political battle clears it transpires that barring the election of John Land everything that expected to go Republican did so except South Dakota which at this date in in the balance Dakota trembling and taken tier place in the Republican column where she belongs and there it no for fear and returns that both the senate and house are safely and surely the house by about fifteen Wilmington N C a race war about as ten negroes dead and more dying and three white scoundrels wounded The outbreak be- gan with the of a negro paper for publishing an article alleged to be defamatory to white women The mob was led by un man who says the building was fired by irresponsible persona soon as the fire was discovered the ment wait and didn't come The blacks thinking the rioters were about to burn the quarters armed themselves so ilio whites killed off a few to preserve order At last accounts three com- panies of state militia were Italian anarchist who assassinated Empress at Geneva is tried and gets a rigorous life mont a vessels arc wrecked in a terrible on Lake Michigan fortunately without loss of life to the splendid work done by saving masked hold up and rob the Great Northern express near Fergus Falls Minn Posses are out in pursuit of the highwaymen Miles report as of the U S made It tells of our war when war began the and Porto the improvement of the is likely to be an un- lucky for Spain if il is true at thinks she has de- to retain the is said to clearly defeat in the fact that the will easily control the American is definitely that the Teresa which according to recent report had foundered in a gale is really Citt Island one of the Ba- nud will he Milus a great complimentary quet in New back from San Juan reports a of Porto Kican affairs is highly of eight desperadoes who the Minnesota train robbery arc at Moorhead N D other over in North Carolina and the mayor of Wilmington sends messengers through tlie woods to notify the hundreds of blacks who in biding that they may return to their homes with perfect safety Tliey many negro women and children in a starving condition The outrages perpetrated by Southern KuL Klux put America to shame before the world The McKinley cabinet grants more lime to try and decide on ii policy incut the report of the battle of it given to the public at Il states what has been known from tlic first that Bianco ordered the at escape Among other things the admiral The result of the battle was never in but I never thought that my vessels would be so quickly destroyed I desire to say thai the hap conducted self in a manner worthy of gentlemen prohibiting ihc men from cheering over their victory out of respect to our and making us the object of frequent solicitations The try has been defended with honor and the of our accomplished duty leaves our consciences to except that we regret the losi of our companions and the disgrace of our country Sunday as it may seem there is a further revelation of the of France in its i ment of Capt Dreyfus It in an- j today that on Friday Mme D applied to the colonial for mission to communicate with her husband and furnish him With warm clothing and her appeal was refused At the same time there was read to her a letter from Dreyfus wherein he stated that he in less appeals and should write no more to his family or to anybody he and dying and would bequeath to the generosity of his country the care of doing justice to memory Madam Dryfus then asked permission to telegraph her husband the decision if the court to reopen his case and that reasonable request was also re- fused This action on the part of the French ministry gives rise to an un- confirmed rumor that the poor Devils stand prisoner is dead Monday continue that story fa The RoVAL Baking Powder Made pure cream of tartar Safeguards the food against Alum powders arc the greatest to of tbf dny WORTH COUNTY'S VOTE por till or u mo red to day the Spanish may kick out of the Paris conference at any moment that he attitude of America and of bus reduced that distracted to a point where she has about lade up mind that nhe will play nor pay so there officers and soldiers in uba are fairly mutinous in their lamor for their great display billed for thit early may have come off on schedule me but is played to empty benches s the biff drop curtain of clouds re- undrawn Tuesday urgea that her of Cuba be deferred until fter the happy new year and her re- quest is politely but firmly refused announced from Madrid that Spain will not give up the Philippines without a money con- she has is also announced from Washington that the administration believes the out- come of the peace conference will be this side of the pond Bryan being cured of his military states to the Associated Preis that while election wan a sweeping Republican victory atill tiie result ia not when it remembered that the administration is nst concluding a successful And he then goes on to remark that the Chicago is not knocked out hut will be reaffirmed in etc A presumably well-meaning citizen uf Plymouth county thus advertises his pigs and piety in a Le Mars 1 deem it necessary at this time to make an explanation in regard to my thoroughbred hogs not being on at the county fair this fall I and prayerfully considered the matter and after that liquor would be sold and gambling be permitted on the ground I came to see that I could not conscientiously take part in the fair much as I would lifred to have my on exhibition I must remain true to my God A man not be too careful in his to keep his hogs unspotted from the world provided they are not already spotted People who are working the mulct loon petitions profess to be much encouraged at their prospects of cess Others opposed to the legalised curse are equally confident of ability to keep the unclean thing nut of this county The names ed on petitions must be filed at the Auditor's office by December 7 after which time they will be open for in- attack and for publication if necessary Any petitioner who now feels that he is in bad company or that his signature was obtained through false representations would do well to sec to it that his name is erased at once There is a determination on the part of some very earnest men to fight the saloon nuisance to the death and we have faith to believe that their forts will be successful And in view the implacable opposition of such troid citizens and of a host of women children it seems strange that man or set of men should wish to mulct on the community Gen that gallant dier of intensely Democratic name was the war investigation com- the other day and gave n testimony which was of quite unusual interest He indulged no criticisms on the administration or generally on the conduct of the war though he did institute a comparison between Gen Miles and Gen Shafter which was not particularly favorable to the last named military genius Of Sin Miles he I think he has more of the spark and genius of com- mand than any other man in the army I am sure that if he had been in he would have been in the front rank Gen further the Santiago victory was won as Gen nerve pave out No matter how the army wan tangled lie said it to victory Jt have sounded Southern and rixcy to hear the doughty warrior ing in one breath that he believed the war was the Lord's war and its success due to his supervision in the next sentence characterize position as a case of I have led you into a devil of a fix and it is now your duty to fight like to get me put of Thru darling rama of stupendous magnitude which had set for last Sunday didn't to any great ex- tent ns the magnificent display if produced at all was produced behind a curtain of thick clouds Monday night and Tuesday morning however tho were perfectly clear and star gazers who sat up to nee the closing performance of the stars have some very lovely away in memory These earlier showers of November meteors are posed to radiate from the curve of the sickle in the constellation Leo which rises at about Before the lovely group forming the became fully visible Monday night at least three spouted like tial sky rockets across the eastern horizon And there were but none we believe so gorgeous as the advance agent of the display a ball of fire dropped down in the western changing from grcon to red caving a glowing trail and all so sudden am unexpected even to one who watching for it that lie had no time to recover front his of delighted awe lief ore tho glory was engulfed and gone and then the fast stars were shining on just as they have been since the morning stars first Another display in the Andromeda group is billed for No- ami if the arc to be trusted as they usually arc It will positively be pulled with no post pon ome nt on account of the weather Jet your now for if the of reserved seats is an as in the case of the Western Star performance you will have to come very early in order to avoid the rush STATK OK IOWA i Worth County f 14 1898 Board met in Auditor's office at o'clock A M N J Nelson Geo Lilly and N E Knudson present Proceeded to canvass the votes cas at the general election held ber 8th 1898 Adjourned till o'clock p M SESSION Board met at o'clock K bers all present Proceeded with the canvass Adjourned at without the canvass AUDITOR'S Nov isth 1898 Board met at 8 o'clock A M bers all present Proceeded with the canvass till noon Adjourned till o'clock SESSION Board met as per adjournment bers all present completed the canvass and ad- as a board of canvassers and organized as a board of supervisors and proceeded with the regular county business The is the vote for county officers as returned by the poll books from the several election For the office of Clerk of the District Court there were 1724 votes cast of which W L Thomson received 1327 votes and Frank received 397 votes therefore W Thomson declared elected For the office of County Recorder there were 1743 votes of which N A received 1332 votes and A A received 411 fore A Ausenhus was declared Fur the office of County Auditor were 1743 votes cast of which J C received 1236 votes and Hans C John son received 498 votes therefore J E Mitchell was declared elected For the office of County Attorney there were 1328 votes cast of which Ivar Boe received 1319 votes John 1 vote A Shaw 1 vote A E Landsrud 1 vote W La tub 1 vote and M A voe gerS votes Ivar Boe was declared elected For of Board of Supervisors District No 2 there were 597 votes cast of which N J Nelson received votes and E J Ryan received 152 votes therefore N J Nelson was de- clared elected The township officers were duly declared elected Union Justice of the Peace F Parker Justice of the Peace Geo Swallow Constable Chas Christians Sr Constable H Logerman Assessor S J White Trustee H Clerk Albert faraway Harton Justice of the Peace Ole Thon Justice of the Peace J P Scofield Constable Ole Constable Isaac Thon Assessor Ole G Olson Andrew Anderson Citric Jens Larson Justice of the Peace Albert son Justice of the Peace Adam Ramsay Constable Alfred Anderson Albert Campbell Assessor H P Hanson Trustee John H Clerk H I Justice of the Peace R G Mitchell Justice of the Peace August Dobel Constable J McMurtrie Constable Hugh Assessor A D Beaver Trustee August Knudtson Clerk A Rossiter Justice of the Peace Win Kitch Justice of the Peace O N Kjerland Constable Arthur Finch Assessor T C Rone Trustee K E Savre Clerk N E Thoen Northwood Assessor Wm Oaten Olson Clerk E- J McQuatters Northwood Inc Justice of the Peace W Hunter Justice of the Peace G H Whit comb Constable E D Lnm Constable Fletcher Trustee D P Heroin Clerk 1 B Raymond Justice of the Peace H J Hanson Justice of the Peace Ole RendalL Constable W Constable E H Myli Assessor Oley Benson j Trustee Frank j Clerk K H Myli Justice of the Peace E M Hanson Constable A J Berg Assessor H Mostrom Trustee S N Ordal Clerk O H Hove Justice of the Peace John I Hove Justice of the Peace A L Towne Constable M S- Perkins Constable Assessor John A Trustee Tollef Christiansen Clerk M D Johnson Justice of the Peace Albert Paulson Justice of the Peace C O Constable C A Kittleson Constable A A Elthon Assessor Bert Boomhower Trustee G A Rye Clerk C O J 11 Kt ice of the Peace W Justice of the Peace S A Constable A II Jack Carr Assessor H Shay Trustee K T Ryan Clerk S H PUlts Silver Justice of the Peace Justice the Peace N T Constable C K Paulson Constable K N Troe Assessor A Trustee K J H M Tlic work of canvassing having been completed the record was compared and approved by the Hoard of after which they adjourned N J Chairman J E County Auditor A i AMP BEFORE SAN TIA CO JOE V lit 111 The capture of Santiago was now an accomplished fact bui there was more trouble in store for us First we were told that if yellow fever did not break out among us within five w would go either to Porto Rico or hom to States and of course we did no regard either of those contingencies a trouble But the five days passed aa we only moved a few miles down t San Juan hill and commenced to fix u a permanent camp As usual when w moved we had an awful down-pour o rain pot wet to the skin and had t a place in some mud holt for ou nts I can tell you we were a thor lot but what coul do but submit in and a best could tp the life of a soldier Here in camp went on day day in a round of dreary monotony We were usually roused up at from 5 A M some to go for water thra miles off and others to find dry woof for the breakfast fires If it had raining all night the wood detail a hard time of it but we had to ge uel or starve we usually foraged on a Spanish blockhouse or broke down a ittle Cuban dwelling etc Thus of us who were to work on wagons seven miles off nd had to report at 6 o'clock usually no breakfast but had to or anything obtainable when we re at 9 A M Then we often lei it noon again without our an lad to wait until we came back at 4 in he afternoon and take what the rest lad eft Then perhaps at 6 o'clock he sergeant would tell you to go on uard for 24 hours Besides such work re had to dig sink trenches in the heat f the day drink dirty water eat flesh nd hardtack and wonder how long was to But to go back to another phase of ur On the third day after e came to the new camp our Captain limmick told us that Comrade Dan tone our biggest boy 6 feet s tall and weighing 225 pounds was ot expected to up with ever and nothing could be done for ini ice could have been got but was ot etc Well the next day he died nd about forty of us picked up shovels and pickaxes and started off the heat to lay to rest in Cuba ur clear comrade I shall never for- et I felt as I silently followed ie other boys for about two miles to here he was lying underneath a tree he tent was taken down and we all by and took a last look at blue so drawn with no hastly for lack of that tender care hich at home hides from the friends so many tokens Being soft-hearted I silently rushed the tear drops from my eyes it e passed bj Then we selected a place for him a tree and commenced to dig his It was awfully warm and many of sweat fell but in silence the k proceeded At last it was deep lough and as he lay on the stretcher ith a blanket over him was he laid the coffin nor flowers looked so rough for us who had never en such things before We covered body with leaves and branches of Ims then we joined in singing Jesus lover of my our chaplain eld a short service we repeated the prayer and then the grave was led up covered with large stones nd put on it Onr old captain ave it a last look and burst into tears nri the 30 or 40 boys around wept like many children while our bugler ith tears in his eye sounded the clear of taps and then a sad hearted we walked back to our camp laid to rest our first dead com- de Cuba Oh I thought how it ill break the old folks hearts to re- ive the news that their boy who left KO strong is now dead and in a foreign land in such a r But as time wore on and deaths frequent we could not give ay to our emotions We would hear c three volleys fired announcing iat another comrade had been laid to st and would exclaim I wonder ho that was But the sound was card so often that finally the salutes ere ordered stopped for they scared the well and the sick From now on e fever got worse and worse and one ter another of our comrades was laid jwn in his with the disease and you could do for him because if you were ell you would be sent away to work to go on guard One day I to roll call when only 16 out of 9 answered here to the eir names all the rest lay in their nts ill with fever or some other dis- We were not allowed to help or urse these boys but were sent away n the commissary How I ood the fever so long as I did I understand though it was I never entertained any ars of getting it always felt 1 and tried to look at my troubles However the monotony of mp life became too much even for c and I determined to take a trip in- Santiago Of course this was easier id than executed as in order to pre- order in the city no soldier was lowed there without a pass signed by s captain and the major and colonel his regiment and naturally such a was a hard thing to obtain t probably I have wearied you too ng already so the story of the nd oT pash 1 got and how I used it 11 be told in my next letter EASL AND COM- FORT U KNOW how tiresome it L iop the winter to sit or even a er When your day's work is done ant to feel like ut to your full length and body Don't you we all do And the only way do this is to a Nice Cozy Couch icrc you can throw yourself down at iv time iad rest nature in east nl We have 1 nice patent tufted couch -u wilt juit lit in that corner that looks so and it's cheap too one of those couches will it down and In a few You can any color you ant and at almost nay price They e as low as d run np is hiph init even e cheapest one is a for the ice nnd u too Call in and took it them You can't how nice and comfortable Cy are till you try them W W HUNTER Why Holland Because the American Hog is not admitted and if was permitted to land HE certainly could not pass their rigid meat inspection because without the aid of a microscope he would quickly be rejected owing to the overabundance of microbes about his person to say nothing about the numberless bugs the most prevalent and predominant being And RIGHT HERE we want the people to understand that henceforth we will not permit ourselves to recognize anything that HUMBUG across might say We will leave him keeping the company of his own low instincts however degraded they are No microscope required to see the II 0 SUPERIORITY of our Clothing fl H IV First glance is a sure convincer that STRAUSS eft Stand Head and Shoulders above unrecognized competition Our goods are marked right and in keeping with their superior quality and make-up Our what they are represented to be No Humbug nor bulldozing methods resorted to in order to make sales and anything not entirely satisfactory your money is yours again for the asking These are our methods of doing business Let others do the same if their low cunning will permit it Yours for Straightforwardness Strauss Gunderson TAX SALE FOR 1898 Sale of Stands and Town Lots for Delinquent Taxes in Worth County Iowa By virtue of authority vested in me bj the laws of the State of Iowa public notice is hereby given that I will expose for sale at the Treasurer's Office in Northwood Iowa on the first Monday of December 1398 it being the 5th day at 10 o'clock A M to be continued from day to day as may be necessary the pieces or parcels of land or as much thereof as may be necessary to pay the tax interest and costs that may then be due from the thereof for the unpaid or delinquent taxes for the year 189 and previous years Given under in the Incorporated Town of Northwood Iowa this 8th day of November 1898 O A TENOLD Treasurer Worth Co la UNION TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP 98 19 5 S o Section y S E Gro IM SS 13 nc slid 10 iv nml ne 40 18 sw lie 31 JO PLYMOUTH JJ and pet Tracy lol bib 7 Minnie loin 1 3 4 8 1 59 OH 771 K 01 531 14 48 IS 587 id J IB 21 blk per Aim loth 1.5 tl 12 1073 BAKTON TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP 99 RANGE 19 John lot 13 blk 14 R 10 -10 IftH 16 MJO 351 I t KJ W 17 100 It S 7.30 138 DEER CREER TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP 100 RANGE 19 114 10 M 76 fl 38 1ST 11 K ICO M 02 Amlvriton ne A lot I bk 3 nnd G II 100 10 W II H W IWM O uK lie mill N -1 M f UrMin lot Ji 40 lot i lot JO SIM Sever sn IfJU LINCOLN 20 W unit pi vX -10 34 SW 51 Sift Sff 1 79 II 07 33 17 tW Mil U K nud add lot il 4 C loin 13 U I'll blk 7 mid mill lot 1 J MK 5 307 ur ml n w 8 10 loU 7 H tf irt in M blk IL SO 3 3 A l C J ii J pt AI S Ifti lUnm Mil 50 Id 00 INDEPENDENT 09.20 blk 11 nil A T t hit 1.1 II h nml 14 pT TOWNSHIP I HO KANOK 20 1 mul iM N SO K H H Ml: us IHT f M nil wf lilU H Hi n Wui Ill in i Kin 10 n i wjs r M blk t 0 nX II I'll 41 V M W i no I 07 ST 4 07 1 77 17 fi V w hit iii nw nml DANVILLE TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP 98 KANOK 21 O -y fvi 3 M i w yt -X kw T i aW OW 3 40 hw BROOKFIELD TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP 99 BANGH 21 II nw IM 10 1 46 TOWNSHIP RANGE 21 0 31 10 130 pt DW per IS 8 1 18 Johnson John B wji m 33 40 SSS 33 40 An and H no FERTILE TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP 98 22 18 ft lit Dji 2.80 81 SO SOt flA 7 40 406 corner sw I H D U bw 406 Klert pt KA nnd 77.90 T3 und 39.80 4 do 34 in 31 IK 38 990 19.00 und pt nM 1 1 nu jf en per K nw nc 40 c lulf Kiln 36 Hftlvomon Andrew nw nud per 33 SO 33 38 my if 13 40 und per 13 80 per 31 40 II 4 lot In nw nw n lot In a pt nw ne y and n nw 38 nw tad per 80 10 40 Thompson W And prr ft 180 1--ERTII.E 1 S 3 ft 10 H i-J Hanson jtf f 1 -I jl i pt lot 5 blk 1 11 III udU lot blk 3 Humphrey Squire lot 10 per E nt H L1 Paulson il 1 L 0 10 blk ft 1 Jots 1 2 3 4 5 lots I S 3 -1 ft lo I out W 10.10 nt haif n 1 Smith J lot 0 bit I Ami sub 1 Winter W G aw 406 856 371 19 804 833 28 M 961 3381 474 07 40 as aw i OB tool 00 401 176 1731 197 M Bit 31 310 SI 40 SIS 11 M lit tOlg n 8 On ft ftf 148 131 1406 798 30.50 934 383 841 N 388 1703 BOO 1 S S 19 88 1791 34 7 872 I'M W TW 388 8073 do nw 34 do v Imir per 27 HO BRISTOL TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP 99 RANCH 22 p M iv nnd per 7 1817 203 9019 II M lot 8 blk 13 6 30 96 Mury JW 1477 30 47 J do a dO 338 70 f 13 Smir lot 1 17 6 SO 21 A J blk H nod f nil 31 fi 34 48 440 ft SILVER LAKE TOWNSHIP TOWNSHIP 100 KANCE 22 A nnd If hulf nc anil per 19 H do none 19 w 3 do and B w liulf nnd 1.0 pt i O ne nnd flo aw 577 n in 1710 17.16 967 40 R 13 3 so aw 43 08 101 1901 118 10 A 71 24 78 M 31 373 The Iowa Homestead i year Farmers Institute Edition i year The Poultry Farmer i year Farmers Mut Insurance Journal i year The Humane Alliance i year The Worth County Index i year All six for only What do you think of that? All persons indebted to the late firm of Bo I ton A- Bolton will please call on J C Bolton and pay the same before December 1 1898 and COsti I M BOLTON J C BOLTON North wood Nov 15 Noticed Proof ot Will STATK or J H L thin n I opened rend the duy of In for of November Nth 1888 W L
