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Mechanic Wanted la eaqh town In this vldilty, to vblt, on onr betolf, *11 engineers, firemen, machinists, fclacksmitks, foundry *nd milt men, pattern, makers,apprentices,electricians, carpenters, contractors,plumbers, gas-fitters, and other artisans, and all foremen and superintend ents, draftsmen, architects, clril and median. leal engineers, etc. Weekly payments to (he right man. A first-class chance for as enterprising young ronn to cam money. Reference srirea and required. Science and Industry, Scranton* Pa. Advai w»rtliliigt«n Daily ^OBLIUIBD HIM DAT KX0KTT nmii Fortai .Tmn fl SalacflpllM^i^M 1,,s 'v A BY MAIL .08 SO. a.«o1 1 Beading. Two dollars per day hands. Who is kicking Mfagest A. W. Ferrin and family, of Rush more were visitors household Sunday. ]&>bt. Klessig is $ torharrr* about lour. S Frank Loehmer oveyrheated one his large horses last Saturday and came near losing him. The annual sohool Dist. No. tor Nobles county was hold at the school house near this placs last Saturday evening. Geo. Smith was elected trsaaurer and besides Iranaaeting other business the question of moving, the school from its present site to the village was passed upon and carried by a vote of sixteen to three, (almost 16 to 1). The town site will make the district a present of a lot upot. which to locate the temple of lean' ing. Aug. $chinkel started Monday foi an extended' trip to the promisee land as it is expected to be found Traverse county. If August fia some bargains he will invest. Numersus farm hands have in this locality this week. Most them came from the drougth strioki south. Many of them readily foi employment around here. at the Hovi erecting a De*i windmill to take the place of the on# ^ND wrecked by the high wind soms week ag° Melvin Hovey drove down to t. county seat Saturday, of last week. T. C. Woodworth, accompanied Mrs. B. J. Jones and daughter, Mabefjj left Saturday afternoon for Osceoli county where they will spend a to days visiting under the parental A homestead of Fioneeis was ganized at this place last Friday evi ing by Secrelary' Ferguson, Luveroe, assisted by Pioneer Miller, oi Worthington and Assistant Deputy 9irvey. The ^aewly o^anized bmich starts out under very favorable cir cumstances, with eighteen members and with more in sight. The origin al organization seems to be a very safe and reliable insurance order and is meeting with unexpected success. A brother of Mis. C. C. Burnes ar rived Tuesday from Fort Dodgej la. A. Bemtsma is the possessor of a new windmill, lately purchased from Bead Klessig. Work was commenced on the new coal Shed of the St. Croix Lbr. Co. Mrs. J. W. McBride took ad van tage oi the excursion to Spirit Lake and spent Tuesday at the lakes. If liveryman McBride was asked, Monday, what made him look so blue, he would say that he had hired a team to a stranger who stated that he wanted to drive lo Worthing ton, stay over night and return Sun day. Sunday came and no team or man put in an appearance nor did they until Monday. It was found that the party had driven nearly all over the county with the result that the team will be of not much account for some time. Mac says tbe next time he lets a team to a stranger, he won't. A. N. Cheney and family enjoyed a visit, the fore part of the week, from friends fiom Windom. Mrs.A. R. Beilke and children visi ted this week with relatives at fleron Lake. A good soaking rain would be worth thousands of dollars to this county. Tour wife will bless you, the long est day you live, if you would buy her one of those gasoline stoves, at Wood worth & Jones'.JlH JL1 C- M. Black is enjoying a visit from a brother, who arrived from Des Mo.nes Monday. Frank .Kendall, of Worthington has accepted a position with the Beading Grain Oo., atad commenced work Monday. Miss Katie Bead is entertaining a well-developed case of the measles. J. W. Bead. went to Wotthington Wednesday after some repairs for his lander. Bead & Klessig erected a windmill for Henry Schinkel, on his farm south of town, Wednesday. •SHIMiH TArnff, BIIX 111 Negotiation* for Ita Speedy --r' 1 §[^Pubtle* BLBIRLLAV' ^JUL^85.R4JTT UNDERLTOMJI that wMatliil/'Wpaow^: betwaen the Various1 cabiaftta of the Qerman empire looking to the speedy publication of the long expected tariff bill. Aa yet, however, no flnal ^reault has beea reached* It is algnlflcant ^ffbat aeml-ofllela^ papiera, like The Ber liner Port aai 7*he Mueachener AUe gelmeseltung, now advocate that the government publish the bill without further delay. In the meantime a bqrtlcultural specialist %ho assisted la constructing the fralt, Vegetable and flower achedules, has divulged the duties upoa those articles. The duty on fresh fruits Is described as "con siderable." :i Honora for Service in China. London, July 2ft—A ]png Mst of honors for service la China has been gazetted. Sir Claude MacDopald, for mer British minister at Peking, now minister at Tokio, la made a Knight Commander of the Bath and a colonel in the .guards. Sii*Alfred Qasalee, who commanded the British expedi tionary corps, Is appointed a Knight Grand Commander of the Indian Em pire, with the rank of major general. Object to American Shoe Houses. Vienna, July 25.—At a largely at tended meeting here of Vienna shoe makers a moat determined protest was lodged against the projected estab lishment of American shoe houses in .Vienna and the meeting reaolved to send a deputation to the minister of commerce and to the provincial gov ernor begging them to interdict Amer ican houses from embarking la the Shoe business-ln this country. Above 100 for Twelve Hours. Kansas City, July 25.—For 12 con ^fSecutlve hours the government -ther jnometer registered above 100. While the record of 106 of Monday was not pouched It waa the severest ever ex perienced In Kansas City. Five deaths ^directly attributed to the heat wore reported In the two Kansas Cltys, 'with a total of over 30 proatratlons. Several prostrations are also reported from the country. 5 TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES. The total registrations at El Reno T.) LAVTON (0 land offices Is P49.925. The Northern Pacific needs 6,050 ^harvest hands at stations in Minneso ta and North Dakota. John W.' Champlin, ex-chief justice of the Michigan supreme court, is dead, aged 70 years. Chicago is being deluged with or ders for ice from the drought-stricken Regions of the West and Southwest. An attempt to burn a Burlington ridge near Wymore, Neb., and th«ip by wreck a train was foiled. The per jjpetrators escaped. pi THE DIAMOND Western League. 's&t Kansas City, 9 Des Moines, 2. At Denver, 1 St. Paul, 4: -At St, Joseph, 7 Omaha, 2. •i 1 American League. .At Chicago, 17 Washington, 3. At Milwaukee, 4 Boston, 3. At Cleveland, 6 Baltimore, 9. At Detroit, 5 Philadelphia, 11. 1 National League. l£t Philadelphia, 4 Boston, 1. At Brooklyn, 8 New York, 10. At St. Louis, 2 Chicago, 1. At Pittsburg, 11 Cincinnati, 2. LATEST MARKET REPORT. S'* Duluth Wheat. fjl DULUTH, V~* June 84. WHEAT—No. 1 hard 74%c, Cash Na 1 Northern 73^6, No. 3 Northern 67^o. Ho Arrive—No. 1 hard 74^o, No. 1 NQ^hern 72^o, July 72Ho, Sept. 79Jio. Minneapolis Wheat. MINNKAPGLIS, July 34. WHEAT—-Cash 71c, July 079£o, Sept. 69^07)c. On Track—No. 1 hard 7^o, N6Li 1 Northern 71o, No. 3 Northern Sioux City Live Stock. Sioux CilT, la., July 34. CATTLE—Sales ranged at $4.35@5.55 fair beeves. 13.00(S4.a5 for cows, bulls and ialxed, $3.35@B.09 for stookers aud feiMSra, 13 00@5.u0 for calves and year lltigs. ^pOQS—Sales ranged at #5.£S3)5.85. 8t Paul Union Stock Yards, SOUTH ST. PAUL, July 34. HOGS—Sales ranged at f5.55@5.90. QATTLE—Sales ranged at 96.10(3)5.40 fo# prime butcher steers, 4.00(34.85 for prime batcher cows and heifers, $6.00(8 o.oOf»r choice veals, 13,1603.40 for choloe fesiittni. SHKEP—Sales ranged at 94.00(84.76 for choice bate ha lambs, 9U.40@3.60 for fat wethers-'- 'v.'-' Chicago Union Stock.Yarda. CHICAGO, July 94. 'iLE—Sales ranged at 96.80(36.16 for geod to prime steers, 94.3096.40 for poor to medium, 93.0094.10 for stookers and feeders, 93.80Q4.86 for oows and heucps, l».00®4 60 for Texas steers.: HQGS—Sales ranged at ffi.764S.05 for mini and batchers, 90.06(86.15 for Mfli:-. to ohoioe heavy, 96.66B6(i6 for rough heavy, 95.7036.96 for light, 96. 5.90 for bulk of sales. SHEEP—Sales ranged at 93.0004.50 for ak.QQHl6.00 for lambs. v^hleago drain and Provisions. CHICAGO, July 34. WHEAT—July 70?io, Aug. 67?4c, Sepfc 73J^O»t. 780. CORN—July 66^c, Sept. 56&c. OATS—July 36c, 'Sept. 36l4o, A as N or 9 1 N 1 91.8V Sept $1.70, Oct. 91.59. PGftK—July 914.tf j, Sept. 914.43^, Jan. 914.90. POULTRY—Dressed chickens 8@13.4go, turkeys 6@8p. BUTTER—Creamery l-»@20c, dairy 13 917o',' EGGS—Fresh 13S13^o. iiij ij It Daisies the World. No diacovery in medioine has ever lite^one^aT|er^tbe |«d«eineot it Mil beM oa«Mi I#.- ur.^|U] cons severest test have been on victims of consumplion. pneumonia, tieiiaonrhage, pleurisy and bronohitis, thousands whom it has restored to at perfect health. For doughs, colds, aathina, croup, hay fever^ hoarseoess and whooping cough it is the quio« est, surest oure in the world. It |b sold by F. A. Groezinger & Ca, who guarantee aatisfaetion or refund mon ey. Larg« bottles 60s and 1100. Trial bottles free. Sold by F. A. Groezinger & Co. Flsblng 8eason Opens at Spirit aud Qkoboji^JLakes May No better^ fishing place can be found anywhere than at the lakes in Northwestern 'Jowa. Suitable ac commodations at reosonable prices can be secured at any of the many hotels and boarding houses bordering on the lakes, y. A transfer bus wiil meet all trains of the B: C. IB, & N- By at Spirit Lake town acd transfer passengers toThe Inu gnd Art olds park, and retorn passengers from these points to Spirit *Lske in time for all trains, For rates, time of trains, etc., call en anylB. 0. B. a IS. agent or ad dress) Jno. 6. Farmer, A. CK P. A., Cedar Bapids, Iowa. 80 The Same Old Story. J. A. Kelley relates an experience similar to that which has happened in almost every neighborhood in the United States and has been told and retold by thousand* of others. He says: "Last summer I had an. attack of dysentery and purchased a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Bemedy, which I used ac cording to direction aud with entire ly satisfactory results. The trouble wad controlled much quicker than former attacks when I used other." Mr. Kelly is a well known citizen of Henderson, N. C. For sale by all druggists. One Fare Plus $2. There are still some good lands in northwestern Iowa, southwestern Minnesota and South Dakota, and if you are expecting to make a change in location, you should take advan tage of the low excursion rates in effe'et. On the first and third Tues day of each month excursion tickets, bearing 21 day's limit, can be pur chased to all points on the Burling ton,' Cedar Bapids and Northern BaUway, north of and including Abbott, Shell Bock and Waverly ait ONE FABE plus 92. Fnll information. relative to those lands will be cheerfully given upon application to Messrs. IJten Brooks, A our Industrial and Immigration Agents, Cedar Bapids, 1 Ii you ore thinking of mpt 'ifif a trip to any point in Alabamma, A. ansae, Arizona,! British {Columbia CanaaianjNorthwest, Colorado, Flori da, Georgia, Idaho, Indian Torritory, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Lourisana, Manitoba, Minnesota, Michigan, Mfe sonri. Mississippi, 'Montana, New Mexico, Nebraska, .North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklohoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Southf Carolina, Ten nessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia^ Wash ington, Wisconsin, snd Northern Michigan and Wyoming, call on agents of, the "Cedar Bapids Boute" for rates etc., or address, joHN„G. ABKEB, A. G. P. & T. C. B. & N. By. Cedar Bapids, I. To Cute a Cold in Oue Day. Take a Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tablets. Afl druggists refunded the money if it fails to cure.: E Heartburn. When the quantity of food taken is too large or the quality too rich, heartburn is likely to follow, and es pecially so if the digestion has been weakened by conatipation. Eat slow ly and not too freely of easily digest ed food. Masticate the food thor oughly. Let six hoars elapse between meals and when you feel a fullness and weight in the region of the stom ach after eating, indicating that yctt have eaten too much, take one of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and the heartburn may be avoided. For sale by all druggists. O Delivering,4 Drayage and "Water Hauling promptly attended to SEE "t wish to faithfully state to and the reader* of these few fines at jour KodolvDyrpepsia Cure .!» ithout qu^tio^tho best sod only: ^ure lor dyspepaia that. I hav^e ev«r. come in coataof with and I haviB used many other preparation*." John Beam, West Middlesex, h.^opnp artktion equals Kodol DyspepOia Owe as it contains all the natural dig^s tants. It will digest all kinds of food and can't help but do you good. F. A. Groezingsr A Co. 1 A Groezinger & Co. W Grove m: 9eduerd Bates For the meeting nameo below the B, U, B, ft N. By, sail round trip tiokets at very lowr, tee.* Buffalo, Ny., Pain Amerlaa SUxfo sition. Chicago, III/, ju!y ^6-27, inter oat-* ional Convention, B. Y. P. U. Cincinatti, Ohio, July 6-10, Annual Convention, Y. P. S* C. JE. Cleveland, Ohio, September. Clonal Encampment, C. A. B. Colorado8prings, Colo., July National Irrigation Congress. Milwaukee, Wii., July 28-25, 6r7nd Lodge of JBlks. Bichmond, Va.. June^ 8-9. Annual meeting|Traveler's Protective Associa tion. San Fraucisco, Cal., July 18-21, Ep worth League Oonvention. Sioux FallsJS D, S June 14, Annual meeting Ameri can academy of medicine. S June 4-7, Aunual meeting American medical Assocfation. S'PJune 10-15, ^nniil meeting head camp, ^Modern Woodmen oj America. For full^details call on agents or ad dress Juo G* Farmer, 6 Personally Conducted Excuruoi to Calforiila IS very Tuesday, Every Tuesday during the winter there will be a through Pullman tourist sleeping car on B. C. B., & N train No. 2, leaving Albert Lea" ut 2:80 p. m., which will run through to California via Kansas City Colorado Springs, the Scenic Boute and Salt Lake City.. Theae cars sre provided with the same neat outfits are found in frst class Pullman sleepers and are ac companied by a porter to keep them in first-class order. An obliging conductor also makes the trip through to California with each party to look after their every wish. The rate per berth, accommodat ing two persons if desired, from stations Albert Lea to Weaverly in clusive is {6: from stations south thereof 15.50. Eirst and second class and round trip tickets are honored in these cans. For rates, tickets, reservations and full information address any B. & N. agent or wo. G. FAR]IKB,'A.G. r$ 12-16- Detroit, Mich.,July 8-12. Annua* meeting^ Natioual Education Assoc lation. Dubuque, Iowa, June 4-5. Annual Biicampment Iowu 6 A E HomeseekersV Fxcnrsions. Fjrsi and third Tuesday of eeoh|month. Kansas City, Ho., June 11-12, An nual Meeting, Imperial Council, Nob ies of the Mystic /Shrine. Kansas City, Mo., June 11-12, An nual Meeting, Imperial council, Nob les Of the Mystic &hrlne.» Lincoln, Neb., May 24-81, Annual meeting, German Baptists, Louisville, By., August 27-81 Triennal Cenclave/Knights Tbmplar i-»n and and N By. Cedar i?apids la. 15 "A few months ago food ate for breakfast wonld ot ftfvf June 4-6. Annual encampment SDQAB St Paul, Minn, May 29-81. Annual meeting military surgeons of the TJ 8. J. s6 trM A, whfck our used one bottle of your Kodol Dys pepsia Cure and can now eat my breakfast and othei meals with a rel ish and my food. is thoroughly di gested. Nothing equals Kodol Dys pepsia Cure for stomach ^troubles. H. S. Pitts, Arlington, Tex., Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests what you eat! '-""2 P. & B. B. & T. DANA. Carpet weaving. Choice song birds for sale. I MRS. R. C. DANA. T. A. Cedar Bapids, la 4 Christian Endeavores Going To Cincinnati^ Should not fail tpigetiacopy of a neat Illustrated pamphlet issued by N By, Call on any agent & or address. Jno. o, Farmer, A. A. A Groezinger & Co A# ©. p.- Cedar Bapids. julv 6. Our little girl wss unconBciout from strangulation during a sudden and terrible attsick of croup. I quick ly secured a bottle of one minuth cough cure, giving her thaee doses, The croup was mastered and out little darting speedily recovered So writes A Spafford, Chester, Mich Win