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The following tabl, shows the date and names
OF roads running trains to Chicago from the
Union Pacific transfer on SATURDAY. eveniDgs:
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This powder never varies. \ marvel of pllri-
ty, strengthened Wln!rSunlpneSS. More tcOnOnl-
ical than the ordinary kinds. and cannot be sold
in competition with the multitude of low test,
short weight alum or phosphate powders. SoN
0nlH IN cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER co., lGG
Wal. St, \. \. 4i!y
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1,EACI1ERS' ASSOCTA T1l,v


The Teachers Association met in
the High school room, Saturday. Octo-
Der 18th. On motion, Superintendent
Nelson took the chair, and called the
meeting to order. Nj. Twitchell was
elected secretary. -..-
a committee OF the following persons
was chosen To report on organization
at the next meeting: Prof. Wright,
Miss Curtiss and Mr.. Hallas.
Miss Tanner gave recitation in
Physiology, followed by reading by May
Leonard and Miss Madison. Miss
Plumb then gave methods for teaching
Primary Arithmetic, and Prof. Wright
gave instructions III Percentage. Mu-
sic was next in order, followed by an
exercise in Geography by Miss Curtiss
The following programme was hand
ed III for the next meeting: Readings,
Mr.. Iallas and NJ. Twitchell; U. S.
History, Miss Graves; Arithmetic-pro-
portion-Miss Madison; Reading meth
DDS. Miss Smith; Writing. Mrs. E. A.
Read; Physiology circulation - Miss
Plumb; Language, Prof. Wright; Geo
graphy, Miss Curtiss; Drawing, Mr..
Hallas.
On motion adjourned to meet second
Saturday in November.
N. TWITCHEI.-.. Sec'y.
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y.
Attorney for r.uiNtitl.
First pub. Sept. /" IS ..
Last nu!,. Oct. ., l~:;'.

SALE UNDER DECj.j;E.
STATE ~ N'NNE-nIA,l
COUNTY on MOBILES. IS
IN DISTRICT Court.
SIXTH JIhlCiAl NiSTR.CT !
Joseph Dean. p",illtiI,
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YHH IT, ME- Ia Tvs.


The Forest and Stream, the journal
OF angling and shooting, published at
New York, has issued IL digest OF the
game laws of the different States.
From it we take the following for this
State. The dates mark the limits Of
the seasons in which it is lawful to kill
the game named:
Woodcock, July 4-Nov. 1; pinnated
and sharptail grouse, Aug 15-Oct. l;
quail. pheasant or partridge. Oct liam
uary |; ducks and geese, Sept. Inlay
Is; deer and Elk, Dec. l-Dec. Is (may
be had in possession to Ian. l
Expectation from State or possession
for purpose of expectation unlawful.
The minnesota State Sportsmens' AS
ISOLATION (W. S. TiMberlake, secretary
st. Paul, offers $25 reward for infOr-
III alton leading to conviction.
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aT1jc,1hin9,cu 9dV3aa<t,
a, @. OF u. w.

worthinrt,n Lodge no IS meets every alter
MT" FRIDAY vcnng. +. LEWIS Master Work.
nm.
X g. pIOrTs. Recorder.
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DAKOTA SURVEYS

Civil Engineer White and his crew
intended to Start for Worthington yes
terday morning, but were unable to get
oft. They leave this morning and will
remain in the field until driven in by
cold weather. 1t is the intention to
find the best means Of tapping Dakota
territory 10y an extension Of the Wor-
thington branch of the b.. G. r. 4 n.
1t seems to be definitely settled that
Dakota is to be reached and the best
method of doing so is now the only
question to solve.-Cedar Rapids Re-
publican, Tuesday.
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BUILDINGS.

John Ryan, who purchased the Wall
place on section II, this township, has
ordered 4 house to he erected at once,
1SX2i, and II IT. posts. II. G.. Free,
builder, Forbes & Dayton furnishing
the lumb'r. Heron does the painting.
The Warrington ADVANCE is a good
one Oh independent movements, pro-
vided the independence is right side up.
-Edgerton Enterprise.
You bet. We are very apt to be with
an independent ''moyement" when
there is one. Bat we can't support
every man who runs as an independent
on his own individual ''movement. -
The movement is very often simply one
of some individuals political bowels.
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Fix. The rates on flax have been
maintained the past week. The prin-
cipal buyers are II. +. Torrance, Henry
Davis and Pope & Whtbeck. On Mon
day the price reached Sl.lS4 toward
evening. Omaha parties have been in
town trying to effect 4 combination in
their own and the Omaha railroads
interest. Our buyers laughed at them
This is right Worthi1gton is a com
peting point and has d chance now to
become a market
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GRO. ". WILSON.
SAID c"ml,.";nt is now on t.l.. in the office of
the Jerk OF said Go>!i at Worl lins,un ia said
county.
Dat Il this Srrt. 10 1888
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LAND OFFICE at v o:tI.lngton, Mimi.

NOTICE is hereby given tha; the following
named settler has flied n"ti"e OF his Intention to-
make final proufn support of his claim. and that
said proof viii be made before HE u. :. Land
office at W0rthingt;n. Minn., on
Monday, October ~ 1883,
Viz: Anne flanagan, widow OF VIM Flana-
gan,
Homestead Application
For til" n>%uWIt see. 80. 1920.
He names the following witnesses to prove nj
continuous residence upon, and cU!tivaio ion Of
said land. viz:
JAS Knccland Roht Pembroke, A. j. Rice,
A. NJ. Becker, OF Adrian.
Moss GEISAGER, Register.
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There IS no reason why any woman
or child should 60 without headgear
when they can get it ut Mrs. DeWelf's.
Hats. Bonnets. and Dress Hoods in all
the latest styles; also Plumes, Tips,
Wings, Birds, Pompons and Fancy
Feathers in all colo"s. cheap. Will not
be "nderso!d. Also Ladies' Leggings,
cheap. &
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USE THE EEST

Cough medicine in the world, for sal,
by y. W. Smith, drngGist Don't for
get the name, Pierce's White Pine and
Tar ]'als;.m, for all affections of the
throat and lungs. Warranted.
GEO. II. HiGELow, Gent Agt,
owl Window, Mimi
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COUNTY MAPs-New is the time to
secure county maps and send to friends
and land hunters. For sale at this Of
iice at the following rates:
Single maps, 1Oc.
5 maps. CSC.
IS maps, Sl.o0
50meps, $50.
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FINAL PROOF NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE at " urtiiiurtoE. Mimi

Sept. ., lSSs.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following na.
h'"u settler has tiled notice Of his intention TO
Eia>e tinal proof in support OF his claim, and
that said proof Will lie mad" hefrrr the l.. s.
Land Office. ut WO!th!l} sctDn, Nnii.. on
Monday, Ec,. -. 1873.
Viz: ll:t ley H. Porter.
Deca ra!"ly Statement, No. $50,
For the nWii see = lHl-4l
lie ia mes til" 'linNilG witnesses % prove his
conilluous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said !ard, VIZ:
y. :. Shrau="r,.L. w. Turner, w. ". Mulohan
and Thomas Murray. Fu|'ln Mimi.
Mons iliINAt.ER Register
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An Adrian subscriber writes:

like the ADVANCE for daring to
speak out a. ainst religious oppression.
While political parties are absorbed
in the prohibition, tariff. monopoly and
such questions. the oppressionists are
stealing Il march on them and are work
ing to connect church and State
Whenever they succeed, look out for
the bloollest picture III our American
book. The Liberals will unite and
fight.
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Land Office at Worthington Nliun..

:|N|t. &, 1888.
ed settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof will i" ma ic !'cf,re the U. S.
Land Office, at W"rthi'gto'i> MIMI, on
saturday, Oct. 49, 1853, viz:
Albert LeiStikn.
Homestead application No. T., CT,
For the Swi; sec 81 II}.3A.
He ramtS the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land viz:
John Meyer; OF Jersey. MINI.
3 Moss iiKINAGER, Register.
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TNAIsN1 FOR SALE.-Four miles west
Il from Worthilgton 100 acres, gently roll
ing prairie, small house, s aiding for 20 head of
grove Of large trees. This land lies in plata
sight of "orthington. Onc-thiri cash, balance
on time to suit purchaser, at per cent interest
Also house with rooms, in the village of WOr-
thingtnn Enquire at the Worthing ton Hotel
i-lw&
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Announcements,

hereby announce myself rs an Independent
candidate for the office of County COtlmiSsi mel
for the bird district. l am neither owned nol
control!cd ny any party, tactic or clique, and
it elected will work for the best interest Of my
constituents instead of political bosses.
L. C. LONG,
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GEO. VI, I>I.U NIB

Is agent i','any kind Of or
gan You want to buy. \ thor
oughly competent judge and
rcpaircl. Call on him for re-
Liable information, lowest pri-
ces, most liberal terms. Ad-
vice free. Organs to rent
Sample on hand. 26ly
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p!un1b'G locals.

Melons not quite all gone. They are
OF excellent quality and will be closed
out cheap.
We had Il good many callers Tuesday
evening. Come again.
n good cook stove, good as new. for
sale. Reason-l have two. Take your
choice.
Genuine Michigan apples, only ores
III town.. 80 cents per peck.
Try our Bread Butter Rolls, Ginger
Bread. Buns, Boston Brown Bread,
Graham, etc. Motto: "Excelsior.
am bound to- sell the best bread in the
State and shall keep at the bottom of
the market.
Choice Berry Pies for sale cheaper
than you can make them at heme.
And don't forget, sell the best
nickle cigar. ....-.. .
For Good Fresh Bread,
baked every day, SO to
Pluz,ab's. Law
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Announcement.

Having been a teacher in the public schools of
Wisconsin and Minnesota for about ten years,
and feeling competent to fill the office. hereby
announce myself a candidate for County Super
mtendent Of Schools: subject to the will of
the voters OF The county.
GEO +. UALLAS
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Chas. p. Witter re-; urned from Min
nesota last Friday. lie has the western
fever bad. 1t breaks him all up to see
good farm lands, partly improved, sell
ing at eight dollars an acre-Genev;l
(N.Y.,) Advertiser.
Mr.. Witter got this "ftver bad right
here in Wort|1incton. Hope he'll pack
up and come right along, and bring his
uncles and his cousins and his aunts.
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PIGS For SALE.-5O Pigs ard ShOats
for sale, or trade for stock, by the I'M
tlerSigned, one mile east Of UerSey,
Mobiles Co., Mimi. Il. X. OLSEN.
7-2w%
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AGENTS WANTED! r., For r9xe &;
CONTEST NOTICES.

L. 5. LAND OFFICE. WurtEington Mimi
Sept. III, l>S3
CoMpLAINT having been catered 1T this office
by Ra!tl">ar llartuu- a.; list G,lsiinr DeS.;sf
fanny
3;I'.
Dated Oct. s, ISIS,
l'ron the n14n>'s sec. 12-1r2 =, in Mobiles
county, MlnncS"la with Il view to the cancel!
iatinn cf Sal entry:
I'll" said parties arc hereby summoned to APP
pear at this office on he "A taynf Ncther. 1883
at O'Clock p. m. to respond and furnish test
Mony concerning said III eyed failure.
Mons GRIN\GlIH. Register.
{. H. SMITH, Receiver.
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Announcement.

EDITOR ADVANCE: Being interested in public
education aud believing that l can raise the
public schools of our county to a higher stan
dard, hereby present my nam us Il candidate
for Superintendent Of Schools, subject to the
wishes of the voters OF this county.
DIR. j. CRAFT.
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Our friend Z. ). Mills says, in Il cir
cul:lr recently issued:

When Dr. Craft, an independent
Democrat. and ". 4. Peterson are
elected. the Democrats have all the
representation they ask for or are emit
tied to.
DR.. Craft cannot be claimed as a
Democrat. lie pledged himself in {;
letter published in the ADVANCE last
year, to vote fer Window, Dunnell "cr
any other lnan' in case he were elected
to the Legislature. n Democrat would
never pledge himself to vote for Win
dom or Dunnell. AS to Peterson. we
interviewed him the other dry. and he
admitted that although he was called Il
Democrat, he had voted for Republic
cars mostly for some years past.
No, sir. the Democrats have not Il
single representative on the sn-called
independent ticket. They will vote
the regularly -nominated ticket Us read
lily rs tie Mills-Craft ticket.
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All Official Matter Pub
1iShed in this Paper.

Republican County Ticket.
For Treasurer.
William Wigham.
For Auditor.
+. Bloom.
For Register of Deeds.
B.. +. Johnson.
For Sheriff.
r. II. Miller.
For Superintendent of Schools.
Miss Maud Graves.
For Judge Of Probate.
J. A. Town.
For Court Commissioner.
J. n. Town:
For County:.Surveyor.
W. "A. Peterson.
For Coroner.
DR.. l.. W. Warren.
For County Commissioners.
Second Districts. WaSS.
Third DiStrict--GeO. Shade.
Fourth District--Robt. Shore.
October equinoctial yesterday.
10 Rent, house on llth Street.
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THE 1VEA THEIR or THE FUTURE.

Mr.. Vennor, the Canadian weather
''guesser," pregnosticates that the
coming winter Twill be warm, open
and wet. with lit tie or no snow during
the close of the year. The winter will
he an exceptional one, with severe
storms on the lakes.' Professor Rich.
ard Mansil), the Rock Island ''weather
forecaster,' says Of the coming De-
cember that "the temperature will ay-
erage above the mean of the season.
1t will be rather pleasant winter
month, with few Sharp storms, pro.
ducing heavy SHOWS to the far north,
and a few heavy rains in the central
and southeastern states" - Sheldon
Mail.
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Miss Maud 5. Graves has been NOM
mated. by the Republicans Of Mobiles
county for county superintendent of
schools. Go it, Maud 50 we will bet
on you every time. - Lake Crystal
Union.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or Nails
ARRIVES.
Northern fdai,v) PISA. NJ.
g. s.. Paul and East 3:o5 p. III,
Sruthrru - b. Il. III.
Eastern = + {. Il. \ \. IN y. m.
Observation-Disclosures < SIOUX Falls, 300 p m
Round Lake. SATURDAYS l. III
DEPARTS.
Northern ,dai,y) 3:c5 a. IN.
DO to st. Paul AMI beyond = p Ill
Southern 12:i@a. NJ.
Eastern IS &c. X. x y. $50 Il. III.
Nestrril--WnrthHg acton x Sioux Falls la , N
Rou,,i ..-.-.', Saturdays l III
Mails cair "A Ivy dav trans close 50 minutes
before Il ',r,Ttur" All others at 9 clock p III.
Office hrHrS from Il. IN. TO . p III. Sun lays
From TO II III AND l., III to p. III.
None" orders issued and letters registered be-
tween $ uclotk Il III and IN.
H. y. BARBER, p. NJ.
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4 SABBA TIL BREAKING CHRISTIAN

Chief Justice Waite, it appears, is a
Sabbath -breaker; he and lis judicial
brother, Lord Chief Justice Colerdge,
went to Coney Island on Sunday, where
they diled on the piazza to the music
Of Gil,nore's hand. This example, -
says the Christian Intelligencer. evil
fill od-fearing hearts with sorrow. -
Just so; but how now about the alega
ton of ';Antl.christ' that Chief JUS
tice Waite is one of the eight Free
thinkers on the supreme bench? The
Christian at Work says that Waite
is an Episcopalian. and doesn't
believe there is an Infidel on the bench.
Is DR.. Talmagp mistaken. or is "Anti-
christi a liar? One of the Christian (?)
judges swears like trooper and an
other breaks the Sabbath.-Antic in
the Truth Seeker.
Chief Justice Waite is an Episcopa
liam. We were present at Trinity
Church, Toledo, when he was icon.
tirmed' 10y the Bishop. He was an
officer in Trinity Church and passed
the plate regularly on Sunday. Being
an Episcopalian need not make him I,
Sabbatarian, however.
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For County Treasurer,

To the Voters Of MOBILES County, Mirln:
The undersigned hereby most respectfully
announces to u he citizens of this county that he
IS an independent candidate for the office of
County Treasurer.
AEON FORBES
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Chattel Mortgage, Chattel Mortgage
Sale and Satisfaction Of .Chattel Mort
gage blanks for sale at the ADVANCE
tlice in any quantity.
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Pat O'Connor, the popular bartender
OF the WOrthlngton Saloon and Billiard
Hall. went to Jackson this morning to
set on foot i; Club Room there with the
standing that Il license is to he
procured. Pat is u whole souled ''Ital-
ian," and the boys can count on him
to do the fair thing.
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The Mobiles county products sent by
Mr.. Dayton to New York state were
put on exhibition by Mr.. Chadwick at
the Rushyille, Ontario county fair, and
took a special premium. They excited
much comment. Mr.. II. G.. Chase will
exhibit them at the Geneva fair.
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Nor 4 CANDIDATE.

GRAND PRAIRIE, MINI, Oct Is.
\. L. Miller.-Dear Sir: Please an
nollhce in your paper that | am not a
candidate for Commissioner in the 4tl
district, and that [ will not serve il
elected. HENRY NELSON.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

tCD!rCN-I. s. Mills.
TREASrHi:N--II { shepard.
REGISTER @" DEEDS-l; II. Johnson.
JUDGE OF rltOB\rE-Wm. Wigham.
CLERK OF FOrNc-;.. +. Bennett.
SuERlFF-R. l.. Miller.
COUKv COMMlSSIOSElt-Fred Bloom.
COI.NvY AvTOHNFy--''co. W. Wilson.
COKONER-.I. :. N"ManuS.
COUNTY SurEKISTESDENT-L.S ). Nc!SoN
COMMISSIONERS.
First DiStrict--r. Blaine, of l1crs"y.
SocOnH Iiistrj"!-T. L.. Taylor, OF Elk.
INird Observation-Disclosures Gown, OF Adrian.
EnurM District-Maurice O1leain, OF Grand
Prairie. ,,,
Tiith Distrirt-D. Shell, Worthington Cha.
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A subscriber calls our attention to
the fact that eight years ago we had u
snow furry like that Of last week, and
that it WAS followed by Il long stretch
of beautiful weather. Hope it will be
so this year.
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-NOJICE.
All persons knowing themselves in
d. bted to me Will please call and settle
and save costs.
WortAinglon, Oct. 3, 1888.
6-2w y. 5. UUSSELTON.
Don't fail 10 see he eW invoice o
II 80 ING l.A'nns AZ &. ". S.m S. Il
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FOR 81 LIE.

I Lave one Of the finest breeds of
stock in the county on my farm in I.o-
rain. His father was imported. Call
and see him.
CIV WI. FIRTH.
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LLOR a IN

r. Firth is hauling lumber for q new
house on his farm in Lorain. 16x24.
Our school expects to open Nov. l.
r. Firth has tbreshed his grain
Wheat 20 bushels to the acre; oats 80,
barley 80, flax 10.
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Hanging Lamps, in gold. ebony and
gold, and bronze. at &. v. Smiths.
Prices to suit everybody. 7-2W
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EorJEIr2 OF PrOhate.

EDITOR ADVANCE: Please announce the
name of Emory Clark as a candidate for the
Office of Judge of Probate.
NANY FRIENDS
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Mills says, "A. L. Miller is not the
independent party of Mobiles county, -
That's fact. But n. p. did more.
endured more, was more cursed, in-
suited and bounded, to make the party
than any ten men in the county.
And now to have E. $. Mills back off
from all his independent friends. and
hold up his hands and say virtually.
Il am the Independent party of Mobiles
county, follow me; Wigl,am, Miller,
Johnson. Nelson. the ADVANCE Il, Il
the rest of them are traitors, and have
turned a somersault; I. f. s. Mills, am
the party" looks little "disgusting"
to independents.
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EFFGr1S OF DETILISH LI1.ER4A TIRE.
Sheriff Miller wrote to the parents of
the boy O'Conor, alias Hennessy. who
was Shot recently Ivy the boy ;4eStrange
and whose leg was amputated last
week, ard received a letter from Il
brother Of the unfortunate youth, dated
at Philadelphia. He says:
It was u great shock to us, for we
expected better things from Tim. lie
was always SO industrious and upright
at home that we entertained no fears of
him doing anything dishonest abroad.
We lave tried every means in our
power to wcan him from rowing and
try and content him at home but all to
no purpose. lie had been in the habit
Of reading dime novels and other cor
rupting literature, which in my estima-
ton were the principal cause of his
leaving home and the final cause of his
going astray. tie no doubt intended
to at the part of u william or hero and
do wonderful things as described in
the books. This feeling no do :bt led
to the escapade which became his ruin.
Mother. is Frustrated, more at the
thought of his dishonest act than Of
his misfortune. she continually raves
If her poor misguided boy, and hopes,
if he RECEIVERS, he will give up roaming
and return to her.
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ON TRIAL
3 Months for 20 Cents
The FARMERs' Tp!RlJNF

uately known as the Farmers Union
and Weekly Trioune), is now tho Larg-
est and the Best weekly paper pub
1shed or circulated in tho Northwest.
1t perfectly combines the good points of
Complete, Enterpsising, Reada-
bic Newspaper and an Egrlcu!-
tura1 journal carefully edited and
adapted to the wants of the general
Farmer, the Stock-raiser, the Dairy1nan
and the WOOl-grCwar Of the Northwest
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hold Probate Court on the
FIRST NoSDAl.OF EACH MONTH,
At nv flee III the Court House in the VILLAGE
of Ur;lliuyt'.n.
farc:S may be filed at any other time by ap-
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District Court
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2>-y WA. WIGUAAi, Judge of Probate.