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IWMIIMIIEK
IFtosperity Calls for Another
Financial Institution
THE CITIZENS STATE BANK
TWM ttfRln llimlnrM Alioitt Ihn IMritt of
J illy Willi an Aulhortred Oitpllnl if
aUOOOO Norfolk Men Aiikiiik te
STtockhnlilrr
cRrctn SlnrdAirs Dully
BaMIo Crook is to havo n now bank
Another financial institution at Hint
tiroa linn long boon under contempla
tion liu4 it wns not until Thursday tlmt
Una mnttor wns brought to n foous
At that time tho OUlzons Stato bank
was torganlzod with uu nuthorlzod
isHatalof M000 of which 110000 is
paid In Tho oilloers of tho now bank
ore F V Richardson proHlilunt
43er3Ionornian vioo proHldoiit Hurry
fflatncfl cashier Tho board of directors
3craRiBtH of tho throo oIlioorH linuiod
iv JIFIule and W II Buoholz
It is rbo intention to begin business
reboot tho first of July nnd for tho pros
urefc tho Barnes building will bo occupied
This is tho second bank for Bnttlo Orook
fenftiwifDhnMowu is in tho midst of a rich
Oiatl rnpltlly devoloplng country it will
mndoubtcdly do a good business from
thhontart Its stockholders nro among
frboawwtaacn of thnt community bosldos
rittcw from Norfolk among whom aro
W H Bucholz Dr Bear and Burt
IMapoH
Eiuir
NOT A DRY DAY
I null
Noou
f W
r
Ruin Water Fell
a Mutter ot Iastlmo
at
CtaimSftUtrVlait Dully
No no one said anything about a
drouth For tho past fow days tho
weather man has been simply pulling
out tho soft water plug and ropoat
The rapidity with which it doesnt clear
tip is a strnin upon ones uorvos to say
tho loast and tho slightest strain didnt
oaiua at noou today At about 11
oclock a groat dark cloud iu tho wost
Jbegautoroll in this way It looked liko
Sunlight bo booked for Norfolk And it
Avns Thoy didnt forgot to unload
Wwsr It camo down with a rush like
3i wiCi on tho fold For twenty minutes
jgroat shoots of rain wator sliced tho at
tnosphero and pounded tho sod uninorol
XColIy Tho muddy streets wero mado
smuddicr nnd guttors wore tilled to over
flowing Tho wind as usual answorod
present to tho roll call A largo treo
tawir tho Amman bloyclo shop was
nsppod off and laid aoross tho sidowalk
iCiec it stopped Tho clouds rolled
Skway and the bright Juuo sun reap
peared iu nil Ms glory as if nothing had
Jhappens Tho ground wns already so
ernmaetely saturated that no more
waterconld bo absorbed and todays
dampness whioh amounted to CO of an
inch is therefore laying arouud on top
ot tho earth
Again at 2 1G this afternoon while
tho sun wns still shining n cloud Hopped
im tail around and gave this country a
parting sprinkle As this story closes
suioor bank of clouds is looming up
zn the wit and tho prospects aro flatter
Jug that the drouth will again be broken
COUNTYS ADVANCEMENT
JXnterentlni lllitturlrul nml lllogritplilcnl
KUItlon In tourso of Compilation
Madison county with its fertile soil
ta many resources attractions mnuu
factoring industries nnd abundant op
Ewrttmitios for proQtnblo investment of
rjpital has much to bo proud of Indi
cations for a prosperous season for
ncmsr nnd merchant alike wore novor
bwUnr Tho wave of improvement is
reaching nil pnrts of the county as is
apparent by tho many new buildings
recently erected or in the course of con
sCructiou This la indicative of a wide
wxrko up-to-date spirit whioh augurs
well for ndvaucemont
En -Steeping with this steady progress
fco poe tho time being ripe it has beou
Secdded to issue an illustrated souvenir
oditlon of Madison county whioh shall
tshow to advantage what thero is bore1
Tho work is already in the course of
compilation and tho aim will be to traco
ta county historically from its iufauoy
tbo dote attraotlvely set forth the uat
oral inducements for the investment of
ootaide capital nnd show to advantage
tthe extent of tho existing manufactur
ing mercantile aud farming industries
Tha work is under tho direction of Mr
IH S Livingstone a capable newspaper
Euan who has recently had experience
fin this particular line iu Alameda
coanty California
JXbe citizeus and pioneers who have
stBsistocl in aud still are making couuty
history naturally form an important
giAtt of such a work Biographical
sketdhes illustrated by half tone like
DAaseis of the individual will be ouo of
fcbe features of the edition which will add
tin its attractiveness and completeness
Every portion of tho county will be
visited in the collection of data with the
iatention of making the edition thor
oughly aathentio aud up to date It is
fea present intention to issue the pub
lication about July 15 Every farmer
ia the county so far as known will re
oeivo a copy while a large number will
be distributed throughout the United
States where the publication will do
Ce most good by inducing immigration
wuinriting participation and the in
voHtinoiit of capital in Mndisou countys
natural resources
Iettnr Ilnt
List of letters remaining uncalled
for
At tho postofflco Juno 17 1101
Anna Anderson W H Allon Mrs
Hobt Drown M Kiln Chapman Mrs
Murtlo Olluo Mrs Robert Oonaut
tigyptlau Uomedy Oo 2 15 H Kvans
Jacob Groft Mrs W II Croon F O
Hnnzo John UaniT Katio Herda A1
bort Jones Mrs Winnie Kaufman Mrs
Julius Koll F 13 Kenward Manor
Stouo Frod Miller J K 15 Martau
Normal School Fritz Ohltn Bertha
UuiiKn Harvoy M Smith O H Walkor
Samuel Weston
Ifnotcnlled for in 15 days will bo
sent to tho doad letter olllco
Parties calling for any of tho above
please say advertised
P F SlltKOIIKlt P M
GROWING MUSIC BUSINESS
1 I HHirgroii thfiNorrolk IMimo Man In
n Hufltlr In HI Ilnn
Norfolk is becoming more important
ovory day as a distributing nnd commer
cial contor for ucrth Nebraska Ouo of
tho houses that is aiding materially to
mako this town is tho largo piano and
organ concern of J ID Sturgeon
At tho present tlmo Mr Sturgeon has
30 agouoles in tho uorthoru soctlou of
tho stato of which tho Norfolk house is
tho head This system of branch ofllces
is boltiH constantly increased A now
ono was added Saturday Ho hopos to
have M boforo loug
Mr Sturgoou started in tho musio
business in this city ten years ago
Since then ho has boon gradually and
stoadily increasing his stocks ami pat
rouago until now ho Is tho leader along
that lino for this part of Nebraska
In tho organ lino ho handles tho
Farrnnd Votoy as oxcluslvo dealer for
north Nebraska besides soveral other
grades for tho ohoapor class of trade
Tho Sturgoou organ is ouo recently
put on tho market
In pianos tho priuciplo makes carried
aro tho Schubert Now England Ooler
fc Campbell nnd Adam Schaft A
number of others not in stock can bo
seourod on ordor At times tho stock
in this storo numbers 00 instruments
They aro shipped to this place by tho
cnrload and thou distributed to outside
points as required
During the ton years that Mr Stur
geon has been in this busiuess ho has
sold instruments to over 1000 customers
having put out over 400 Farrand
Votoy organs nlouo Iu this regard it
may bo said that Mr Sturgeou sells
moro organs for that fnctory than any
uumbor of sales for all makos it is safe
to say that he has sold as many instru
ments as any othor five ogeuts who
wero over In tho territory
Sheet musio has -recently been
added nml tho stock Is being constantly
increased with the latest hits in that
Hue
llonl KAtuto Tniiinfern
The following aro the transfers of
real estate in Madison couuty for the
week ondlug Juno 15 101 as re
ported by D J Koonigstein olllcial ab
stacter
Adam Kubeudall to Lillian D Gar
ver wd part hej 2000
Vm 11 Daniel to O A Canning wd
u8 of nei 0233 2500
NVilliam M Male to James N Brown
wd lot 1 Davis subdivision of lot 3
blook 12 Haasos sub lots to Norfolk
Frank M Ambrose to Frank Ambrose
jr wd slj of so4 20-23-3
S L Gardner to Andrew J Darlaud
wd lots 1 10 11 12 aud 13 blook 10
Durlauds addition to Norfolk
J Hunter Ewiug trustee to Tamos
II Hunter deed se 1-24-3
O ti Burrows to lJeter Wiklaud wd
lot 3 Burrows addition to Norfolk
Hyaoiuth A Malono to Cora H Ban
croft wd lots 1 2 3 4 5 aud 8 aud N
37 feet of lot 0 block 15 F W Barnes
addition to Madison 2700
Homo Miller to Henry Steffen wd
lot 1 block 14 Dorsey PI addition to
Norfolk Juuctiou 500
Hiram Warner and wife to Lucretia
M Burrows wd part of uV of se aud
bC of seH 17 23 1 aud lot 3 block 0
aud lots 1 aud 2 blook 28 Warner aud
BWof neU 10 231
Farmers Loau aud Trust Co to Nor
folk Stato bank qcd lots 3 and 4 block
2 Koouigsteins 2nd ndditiou to Nor
folk
Timothy OBrien to Charley Lindahl
Wd ueU 30-22-4 4400
L P Tyrrel to John Heiu qcd S 23
feet of lots 1 and 2 blook 0 Maaison
Geo W Losey sherift to Thomas A
Thompson sd ueJJ 22 22 4
Above to J M Smith sd lot 8 blook
30 F W Barnes 3rd additiou to Madi
son 1150
Christian Bowermaster to Charles T
Bowermaster wd n of wjtf of neW of
bwK 3524 2
A A Bley to Theodor Jacob wd to
ueW 14-21-1 5750
Ferdinand Haase to August Klentz
wd part of ne of uwW 3-23-1
New Howling Aller
The Bruuswick Bowling alley on Nor
folk avenue has been opened to the
public by the owners Daniels Sesler
Two alleys of the finest pattern have
been laid They are beautifully finished
in hard maple with cherry stained
trimmings It is a genuine pleasure to
see a strike ball leave the skilled hand
of the bowler roll smoothly along the
polished track aud in an instant cut
down the frame of ten white pins
A ladles day may be arranged and
the alley can be secured by the evening
for bowling parties
Jell O The New Deasert
pleases all the family Four flavors
Lemon orange raspberry and straw
berry At your grocers 10 ceuts
Try it today
THE NORFOLK NEWS FRIDAY JUNE 21 iflOl
Mi
Office of L C Mittelstadt Ran
sacked Saturday
THEY FOUND NO VALUABLES
Opnrator Wrn Unllinianly If NotGlnT
or Hafn Goiiililnatlun OVnrlooltml Pont
nfTlro at Stanton Kutorrd OiftHatiin Night
mid Hoimy and Stamp Taken
From Monday Dally
Tho lnmbor olllco of L O Mlttolstodt
was robbed Saturday night of ono box
of anchor brand matohes nnd 1 40 lead
po noils with tho llrms natiio and
address printed upon thorn It wasnt
tho thiefs fault that ho got so littlo Ho
was nf tor mouoy Thero was none to bo
got
Tho mldulght visitor outorod through
n window in a roar room Uo carefully
lifted tho screen out of place and sliced
cue window in oraer to maico no
noise ho pried tho chunk of glass out
ward and laid It down oaslly Through
tho hole ho was able to unfasten tho
latch and outer
Ho rausookod tho ofllco with all tho
enro of a man working for wages Es
pecial attention to dotalls was his hobby
Not a drawer In tho ofllco not a shelf
nor a pigeon hole remained uuuiolostod
by tho man who won searching for gold
His work at tho safo was mlsornbly un
skillful A card tlod to tho knob told
him oxaotly how to opon Bat ovou
with tho combination In plain Bight
with all tho tlmo In tho world and no
one to bother him tho would bo burglar
failed to opon tho safo Ho wouldnt
uavo gatuou any money ir no uad suc
ceeded for Mr Mittolstadt uovor leaves
a cent iu the olllco Bat It would have
been Infinitely moro admirable just for
tho science of tho thing The fellow
was a thorough gentleman exceedingly
polite and thoughtful of others He re
placed nearly ovory bunch of papers
paint can and book exactly as ho found
it This was highly appreciated He
is not evidently a smoker Several
boxes of tobacco were passed up He
was iuexperieucod otherwise ho would
know that a firm as fur from tho busiuess
part of the city as is the Mittelstadt
lumber yard would never leave money
iu their otlice at night Mr Mittelstadt
bauks at the latest possible hour each
day and what littlo change comes in
later Is carried homo at night by himself
aud the bookkeeper Mr Gibson They
always leave the combination tied to
other agent they have In the total the 8afe aucl kya ln th drawer so that
no vioieut measures noou do resorted to
This is for safe protection The inten
tions of the intruder were good but his
execution was woefully lacking iu merit
Stunton Iontofllce
The postollice at Stautou was like
wise burglarized Saturday night and
thero the deft gentlemen had bet
ter success than those who undertook
the Norfolk job Entrance was gaiued
by prying open the rear door of the
postotlice building Two pioks evi
dently taken from the section house
wore used in digging through the brick
vault and as there was no metal vault
or safo insido the robbers fouud ready
accoss to tho valuables About 35 in
money was taken and about an equal iu
stamps A number of registered letters
wore not molested but ono was taken
whioh was said to contain a draft aud
was therefor of no value to the thieves
No clue to tho men who did tho job has
been discovered
EQUALIZE TAXES
Itoitnl of County Couimliioner8 Adjust
the Alfttlrs of Property Owners
Levy of Taxes la Made
Madisou Neb June 11 1901 1 oclock
p m of county commissioners
met as a board of equalization accord
lug to law Proseut John J Hughes
Christ Sohmltt aud H W Winter
Ou motion tho following reductions
were mado
Lots 5 0 7 and 8 block 38 Madison
40
Part uwM swK 1021 4 i acres 85
Ou motion board adjourned to 8 a m
Board met pursuant to adjournment
at 8 a m Juno 12 1101
On motion the following reductions
were made
PartlotB 5 and 0 blook 14 Battlo
Creek 50
Part ueW 8-21-1 30
On motion board adjourned to 1
oclock
Board met pursuant to adjournment
On motion the following reductions
wero made
Wjrf BeK 1-23-3 100
Lot 1 nnd e of lot 2 block 2 Math-
ewsons addition 1000
Lots 1 and 3 block 1 Verges nddition
sub lots 15
Lots 3 and 4 block 1 Verges addition
sub lots 15
Lots 1 2 3 and 4 block 2 Verges ad
dition Bub lots 20
Lots 1 to 8 blook 3 Verges addition
sub lots 60
Lots 1 to 8 block 4 Verges addition
sub lots 00
Lots 1 nnd 3 block 5 Verges addition
sub lots 25
Lot 4 block 5 Verges addition sub
lots 10
Lots 1 3 3 and 4 block 0 Verges ad
ditiou sub lots 25
Blook 1 Verges sub lots 70
Block 2 Verges sub lots 70
Blook 8 Verges sub lots 70
Block 4 Verges sub lots 15
Block 5 Verges sub lots 45
Lots 2 3 and 4 block 0 Verges sub
lots 30
Lots 5 0 and 7 blook G Verges sub
lots 30
Lot 3 block 8 Vorgps sab lots 10
Part lot 14 block a Vorgos third ad
dition 3
hots l and lblook 8 Pasowalks third
addition 125
S1 lot J block 11 Haasos sub lots
West 20 foot lot 3 block 1 Barrows
Egberts uddltiou 200
East 35x100 foot lot 8 block 1 Math
nwRous first addition 200
Sw4 I5 221 50
Nwf 2421il 75
NwK 2-21-3 100
Nortn 01 foot of south 110 foot of n
aud w lot 1 block 3 Pasowalks addi
tion 50
Lots 7 and 8 block 4 Mathowsons
first addition 100
Part soHne 8121 1 210
Lot K blook 1 Boars addition 85
Ic being shown to the satisfaction of
the hoard that part of the horses and
cattle of John Frisch were assessed in
both Kalamazoo and Schoolcraft pro
olncts tho assessment In tho latter pro
duct was orderod canceled
Ou motion board adjourned to 8 a m
Hoard met pursuant to adjournment
Ou motion the following reductions
were made
Part s swK ill -24-2 50
Part sei hw 2 i5
On motion board adjonruod to 1
oclock
Board mot pursuant to adjournment
On motion the following redactions
wero made
Lots 0 aud 7 block 2 Dedormans ad
dition 50
Lots 1 and 2 block 8 Koouigsteins
first addition 10
Lots 15 and 10 block 2 Mathowsons
first addition 120
Part 700
Parted sw 100
YM uw 3124 1 05
E4 sw31 24 1 T
Citizens National bank Norfolk re
duced 541
TUdeu State bank reduced 150
Bittle Crook Valley bank reduced
050
On motion board adjourned to 7 p m
Board met pursuant to adjournment
On motion proceeded to equalize as
sessment between precincts
Ou motionboard adjourned to 8 a m
Board met pursuant to adjournment
On motion tho following reductions
woro mado
Nih sw D 233 70
The board having been in session
three days and no complaints being
before the same the books were on mo
tion declared closed
Ou motion board adjourned to 1 p m
Board met pursuant to adjournment
Ou motion tho equalization of assess-
meuts between precincts was continued
nud the following changes were made on
farm lands
Norfolk lowered 11 percent
Valley unchanged
Deer Creek raised 38 per cent
Burnett raised 31 per cent
Grove raised 7 per cent
Highland unchanged
Battle Creek raised 0 per cent
Waruerville lowered 2 per cent
Union unchanged
Fairview raised 7 per cent
Schoolcraft unchanged
Emerick unchanged
Shell Creek raised 3 per cent
Kalamazoo lowered 11 per cent
Green Garden unchanged
Madi ou raised 2 per cent
On motion the following changes were
made in order to equalize the assessment
of personal property in the various pre
cincts
Norfolk lowered 4 per cent
Valley unchanged
Deer Creek lowered 3 per cent
Burnett lowered 3 per cent
Grove raised 10 per cent
Highlaud uuchauged
Battle Creek raised 7 per cent
Warnervule raised r per cent
Union raised 5 per cent
Fairview raised 10 per cent
Schoolcraft unchanged
Emerick unchanged
Shell Creek uuchauged
Kalamazoo lowered 5 per cent
Green Garden lowered 5 per cent
Madison unchanged
Norfolk city raised 2 per cent
Battle Creek village raised 1 percent
Burnett village raised 2 per cent
On motion the following levies were
mado for the ensuing year
County general f and 9 mills
County bridge fund 34 mills
County road fund 2 3 10 mills
Soldiers Relief fund 2 10 mills
Court house bonds against Madison
and Union precincts 3 mills
Battle Creek village jail bonds 8 mills
Battle Creek village as per certificate
of village clerk 10 mills
Burnett village as per certificate of
village clerk 10 mills
Madison city as per certificate of city
clerk 17 mills
Norfolk city as per certificate of city
clerk
On motion the clerk was instructed to
make the required levies for the pay
ment of school district bonds and Inter
est for all districts having outstanding
bonds that fail to make the required
lftvifis
On motion the minutes of this meet
ing of tho board of equalization were
read and approved
On motion bonrd adjourned sine die
Phil Bauoh County Clerk
Northern Wiiconslu Hallway Farm Lands
For Sale
The Chicago St Paul Minneapolis
Omaha railway has for sale in North
em Wisconsin at low prices and easy
terms of payment about 350000 acres
of ohoice farm lands
Early buyers will secure the advan
tage of locations on the many beautiful
streams and lakes which abound with
fish and furnish a never ending and
most excellent water supply both for
family use and for stook
Land is generally well timbered the
soil fertile and easy of cultivation and
this is rapidly developing into one of
the greatest sheep and cattle raising
regions in the northwest
Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Minn
eapolia Duluth Superior Ashland and
other towns on The Northwestern
Line furnish good markets for stock
and farm produce
For further particulars address
Geo W Bell
Laud Commissioner Hudson Wis or
G H MacRae
Asst GenIPass AgtSt Paul Minn
WI0FAKI
Was Pastor of the Hadar Lu
thcran Church
ON HIS WAY TO MINNESOTA
Summons Came While Mr Kill w
Clianf lnn Cam this Hornln r Several
Children are Orphaned Deceased was
Well Known and Highly Respected
From Tuesdays Dally
Itov August King of Hadar diet
suddonly this morning at tho Union
dopot this city whilo ou his way to
Winona Minn to attend n sosslou of
tho Lutheran synod aud to visit relatives
and frieuds for n period of four weeks
Mr Klug camo from Hadar ou tho 0
oclook train over the F E M V
and although ho had 20 miuutes to make
the transfer to tho O St P M O
train ho saw it standing at the dopot
and bocamo fearful that It would leavo
him behind He thereforo ran down
tho track toward tho awaiting train
The exertion proved too much for him
and he fell before reaching the depot
He succeeded in gottiug up aud started
ou toward the train bat fell again and
failing to ariso bystanders went to his
assistance Dr Tashjoan was summoned
but could do nothing for the stricken
man as death took place when he fell
the second time
The body was taken to tho undertak
ing rooms of Sessions Bll whoro it
was prepared for interment and the
family and friends at Hadar were noti
fied
Rev Mr Klug was 72 years of ago
and leaves a family of two sons and
four daughters his wife having died
daring last winter One son is living
in Minnesota and the other was with
the family nt Hadar One of the
daughters resides at Riodsville Wis
aud three remain at home Two of the
daughters arrived from Hadar to care
for the remains and make arrangements
for the funeral
The deceased was one of the best
kuown Lutheran ministers in this
section of the state aud was highly re
spected by all with whom he came in
contact that respect deepening into
love on the part of those with whom he
was more intimntely acquainted The
best part of his life has been devoted to
the Lutheran ministry and for a num
ber of years he has faithfully served the
church at Hadar which has grown and
prospered under his guidance News of
his decease will be received with sincere
regret by members of his cougregation
and all his acquaintances and sincere
sympathy will be felt for the children
who have thus suddenly been bereft of
their remaining parent
ANOTHER STORM
Last Nlfihs Kndeavor Was to Show New
Tricks and Features
From Tuesdays Daily
Although the weather bureau foretold
fair weather for yesterday the bureau of
last resort chose not to vary the monot
ony and last evening a storm organized
for business that made a supreme effort
to show preceding storms a few new
curves on noise moisture aud variety of
flourishes which were not down on their
programs To start with the storm was
almost entirely electric and tho light
ning and thunder vied with each other
to see which was entitled to the center
of the stage About G oclook the moist
ure began to precipitate and kept it up
during the greater part of the night and
when the show ended this morning 140
inches were added to the total precipita
tion The average rainfall in June is
393 and this month has thus far ex
ceeded such average by 137 530 inches
being recorded up to 8 oclock this
morning the 18th If the activity con
tinues during the balance of the mouth
it will bo a phenomenally wet June
The average rainfall at Norfolk for the
post ten years was 2151 inches so that
June has thus far furnished one fourth
of the average precipitation for a year
The amount is more than twice that
recorded during Juno of a year ago when
239 inches was the record The inten
tion may bo but to average the thing up
however as May last year furnished
4 29 of rainfall while this year but 2 19
inches were recorded during that month
South of town in the neighborhood of
Burrell Reeds farm last nights storm
proved quite disasterous to crops con
siderable hail falling which drove the
small grain and other produce into the
tzround and resulted in a large amount
of damage
A report was current that Pierce has
been flooded by the high water but it is
unsubstantiated Corporation gulch
was active but it didnt rise high enough
to overflow and do any damage Light
ning struck the telephone cable in front
of the Trocodero but did no damage
and light shocks wero notlcible in other
parts of the city but no damage there
from has been reported It was a good
vigorous storm considered from all
points but there have been times when
it would have proven more welcome
What shall We Hare for Dessert
This question arises in the family
every day Let us answer it today
Try Jell O a delicious dessert Pre
pared in two minutea No baking I add
hot water and set to cool Flavors
Leinon orautre raspberry and straw-
I berry At your grocers 10 cents
KNOX COUNTY SEAT
f
Orelghton Malls Description of Farmer
City Site
Tho people of Creighton celobratod
tho county seat victory by going to tho
slto of tho proposed town Farmor Olty
orootiug a miniature court house float
lug tho stars and stripes and in spoooh
making It was proposed to colebrato
tho Fourth of July at tho same placo
tho proposal mot with unanimous ap
proval and a committoo on armugo
meuts was appointed
Tho Mall has this to say rogardlng tho
uew county seat
Farmer City tho now couuty seat
is situated within about two miles of
the geographical center of tho oonuty
on tho banks of tho Bazllo croek 10
mile northeast from Creighton 12
from Bloomfield nud about 17 milos
from Niobrara Tho site Is a pic
turesque ono tho bluffs on tho oppo
site sido of tho valley affording scenery
pleasing to the artistio eye Tho loca
tion consists of three beuohos or ter
races that section of tho slto In tho
center bench being intended for tho
business portion of the new eldorado
Back of the site on the oast tho bluffs
overlook tho valley from the top of
which a fine view of the surrounding
country oan bo seoured dotted with
homes of happy progressive farmers
where cattle can be seen grazing on tho
hill sidos and tho waving groin and
growing corn iu the valley tho work
of the brown and hardened hands of
honest toll nro the advance agents of
the prosperity Knox county will exper
ience when the harvest is passed and
the summer ended No lovelier or
more convenient location for tho cap
ital of Knox county could have been
selected Farmer City was surveyed
and platted about one year ago Tho
land on which the site is located is
owned by James Lowell and Wm
Wlshendorf Iu order to ralso tho
necessary funds to defray legitimate
expenses in the contest for relocation
every alternate lot was sold and deeds
for the some held in trust by a com
mittee of responsible men it being
understood that as soon as the lots
held in trust are disposed of at auction
or private sale and the proceeds paid
to those who advanced the cash to carry
on the campaign the owners of tho
site will proceed to dispose of tho lots
at a leasounble figure to all who desire
to purchase It is expected that Farmer
Ulty will experience a boom as soon
as ldts are placed on the market and
building commences For the past six
months men have visited the new site
almost dally looking the country over
with a view of engaging in business
That Farmer City has a bright and
prosperous future there is no doubt
There will be a court house a building
boom and then the town will settle
down to a slower pace and natural
growth
Good Advice
The most miserable beings in the world
are those suffering from Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint More than seventy
five per cent of the people in the United
States are afflicted with these two dis
eases nud their effects such as Sour
Stomach Sick Headache Habitual Cost
iveness Palpitation of the HeartHeart
buru Waterbrash Gnawing aud Burn
ing Pains at the Pit of Stomach Yellow
Skin Coated tongue and Disagreeable
Taste in the Mouth Coming up of Food
after Eating Low Spirits etc Go to
your Druggist and get a bottle of August
Flower for 75 cents Two doses will re
lieve you Try it Get Greens Prize
Almanac Asa K Leonard
For a Republic
We Must
Have Men
For a successful business
there must hf hnvprc A 1711
t equipped store aNwell assorted
5iuck or gooas emcient clerks
all attract buyers but no mat
ter what the store no matter
what the stock no matter how
agreeable or efficient the help
buyers will not be attracted un
less they know the facts
Telling che facts in regard to your busi
ness is advertising That method which
will tell them to the largest number of
prospective buyers is the best methed
It is obvious that the best
method of telline the facts to
the buyers of this community X
is inrougn tne advertising
uim j uua paper txe you X
employing uns metnod to the
best advantage
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