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WHERE THE BEE GAN DE- HAD
- poIkety's, NJ. street, between 18th and
i, 70 u Keller. Druggist. corner leth and M
s,raa, Northwest -,
stree. Tsa-y Poands, corner "a and Pennsyl-
Avenue. southwest.
'sp.n m-n, 7 Freeman, corner 18th and NJ. Street
N0,.""hi No0hmageIphia House, 8iS Pennsylvania Ave.
No,'nN ,,h washington Branch Office: Dr. r. S.
Iows Manager, 7Sl "a Street. n-,,o
Lave, washington, JAMES L. TURNER
~ y,-,b +, washington, PEOPLES BOOK
coRE, 17E street, n. W.
Alexandria, Va, BRANCH OFFICE, r. B
I'nsnn A'snar Man ager, No. 1872, South Columbus
street.
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U. S. LAND OFFICE, Wor .hington, Mimi.

U. S. LAND OFFICE, Wor hington, MINI.
Apri 81, 1883,
COMPLAINT Irving been ent cree, at this ,'llice
by William kleine against Arihur ii. Rogers
for failure 90" IMPLY with the law as to
Timber-Culture Entry NJ. SAB,
Dated June |, 1916,
Up ~ the SW'i sec. g. township 100, range IS,
w. ) p. III. in Mobiles C"u"ty, MINI. will, Il view
to the cancellation Of said entry; contestantal-
lcging that
Arthur II. Rogers has failed to cultivate
said land in the years 1881 and 1873! as required
by law also that the said Arthur H. Rogers fail
ca IT, plant any OF said land t. trees, seeds or
CUTTINGS IN each OF the following years, witt
1850, 1881 and 1882 that there are living trees
seeds or cuttings now on s nd lend that the said
Arthur H: Rogers failed to cultivate any part of
S,id land in the !e IFS of 1881 and lsS2.
The said parties are hereby summoned to ap-
pear ut this Office on
The 18th day of June, 1888, at o'clock
p. M,
To respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged failure.
MONS GHrNAGER, Register.
Sc. C. II. SMITH, Receiver.
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On and after the first of July. 1888,
you can sbtain at any money order
office postal notes in sums of S. and
under by paying~a fee of three cents.
Thtse postal notes will be made payable
to bearer without corresponding adj
vices. They will be payable at any
money order Office Within three months
of the date of issue. After the lapse of
that time the holder can obtain the par
value only Ivy applying to the nostoilicee
department ut Washington. +,
On and after the first of July, 1888,
you can obtain Il postal money order
for as large Il sum as 500. The present
limit is $5O.-Pipestone Star.
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WANTS MORE.

Will II. Herman, the boldest ant! most
out-spoken editor in the United States
and altogether the greatest poet who
has sprung out Of the South since
Edgar A. Poe, writes us as follows:
The ADVANCE is the boss paper for
me. At least it just suits me when it
sees tit To take Il sham VI a sWindie and
stranSle the life out OF it.
When will you firing out your VOL
ume Of poems? l WANT one of The first
copies, for there is an indelinable
beauty III the one you sent me that in.
spires me with desire to see all the
mctrical productions of your pen. Have
you decided when you will have the
volume published?
We have received many letters, from
all parts, making the same inquiry and
have long been working our affairs in
to shape 50 that we could put in Il few
months bringing ont book of poems.
II suitable publisher can he found
and there is no break in our~plans that
maiden volume will be out by the com
ing Holidays.
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GEO. ROSES BROTHER PROBABLY
KILLED. s--.-

EDITOR ADvANCE:-I received a tel.
egram last week from the station agent
at Hamilton. Ohio, stating that my
brother, II. u. Rose, died last Monday
and was buried Thursday the 23rd inst,
hut have received later intelligence
from Hamilton. O., that my brother
lies in vault awaiting to be advised bv
relatives. The full particulars have
not been received yet. We believe him
to have reen killed, but have no evil
dence Of the fact yet. His wife re-
ceived a letter from him written five
days previous to his death, stating that
lie was we'll and was coming lome in 4
few days. GEO. NJ. ROSE.
Worthington, May so, 1883.
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All Official Matter Pub
lished in this Paper.
NEND 1T.

SEND IT.
Send this issue Of the ADVANCE to
your friends. Call in and get u copy
done up in q wrapper for FIVE cents
This is not u ''bOom'' edition but it
booms nevertheless with railroad, build
ing: creamery, county. business and
other articles and items, showing how
Mobiles county is coming to the front.
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M.lsr a1,4l. lpio

LAND OFFICE AT WORTHINGTON, MINI
May 10th. 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has fled notice Of his intention to
that said proof will be made before the U. s.
Land Office at Worhiugton, Minn., on
Thursday, June p, 1883.
Viz: R0manus Hartman.
Homestead Application No. 1888.
For the nwli see. 81 lO4-i2
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
said land. viz:
Henry Davis. John Mock, Joseph Ealkenold,
John II. Pass, OF Mobiles county. Minn.
80 Mons GRINAGER Register
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Christ said "swear not at ALL" yet
the so-called Christians of England,
who profess to be followers of Christ
and who have stolen the livery of hea.
ven to serve the devil in, refuse to al
low Bradlaugh i seat in Parliament
because lie refuses to swear
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cos TEST NOTICES.
L. 8. LAND OFFICE. Wo;thington, Min,

Us. LAND OFFICE. Wort hinston, MINI.
Nay 5t. 1888.
COMPLAINT having been @, tered ut this Office
by John ". Read az inst ienrge W. Lvrc
r. FOR failure t., comply with law as to imhcr
Culture entry No. .:,.l,
Dated Hay II, 1879.
Upon the NHl":, Is ~, y. in Mobiles cou,:ty
Mum sofia, with ! view ~ the cancellation If
said en'ry: contestant alleging that:
George W Eye II ~ lail.' to pId It the rrQui
rid numb .rOf tres So dS cutting the four,
year o: his en- ry and failed t. yep ant those de-
>tr"ye and failed to cultivate Tie fourth year,
The said parties are: hereby summoned to "p-
par at this office IN he sd day Of June. 1883,
at | O'Clock D. III. to rcSpO!id and furnish ties
mony concerning sail al eyed failure.
MONS !;RISAGi,H, keyiStur
IS Z. H. sMlTH, Receiver.
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REP UBLICAN STA TIE CONVENTION
\ Republic ~ State Convention will be held ut
Market Hall, in the city Of St Paul, ut IL O'Clock
neon of -. =
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %, 1888,
TO place in nCminati ~ candidates for G. Governor.
Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, state
Treasurer, Attorney General, and Railroad
Commissioner
G. X. DAVIS, Chm State Cen. Com.
II. A. CASTLE Sec.
(COuNties in this Senatorial District arc cnti-
tied to delegates as follows:
Mobiles, 3; Murray .; Rock, 2; Pipestone, 2.
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Both Jackson and Fairmont voted
''no license'' few months ago and
both are now demanding 4 special cleo
ton to put the question to vote again.
Each reports as much liquor drank us
before, and as bad results, ard no rev.
ellue to the towns
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LAND OFFICE ut Wortllington, MIMI,

LAND OFFICE ut Wortlington, MIMI,
May 5, 1885.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
make final proof in support OF lis claim, and
that sal proof will be made before the U. 5.
Land Office ut WOrthington, Minn., on
Tuesday. June IL, 1883.
Viz: Lewis .. Bathen.
Orig'nla d Add Hom"s.e ID Application, No.
III 10 and 1855.
For The nc Il sec. S-1cl-;1
lie names the following witnesses to prove lis
continuous residence upon. and cultivation of,
said land. viz:
John Krier, Mic. Krie:, G. ChriStianson, Thos.
Murray, Of Fulda. Murray county. MINI.
81 Mons GRINAGEE, Register.
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LAND OFFICE At WoKrurSGroS, MINI,

LAND OFFICE At WoKruINGToS, MINI,
April 81, 1883.
NoTI e is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his in ention
t" make final proof in support of his claim IN
that said proof vii: be made b.fo,e the l.. s.
Land Oilic. at Worthingtnn, Mnn on
Wednesday, June &, 1888.
Viz: Edward II. Basseit.
Homestead Appli:a ion, No. 1885,,
For he SwII See. lt2-4I.
He names tile following witnesses to prove
of said land viz:
A. j. Torrance ". r.. d. McCord, w j. Do,-
ghcrty. 4. g. McCot'. III Nohic> Co.. Nj n.
IS Mons GHI>AGEK, Register.
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The ladies Of the Episcopal Society
will hold festival at the church on
"Wednesday evening June 6. Ice cream
strawberries, coffee and cake, All i'll
viteu.
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LAND OFFICE 1T Wort:,inctOn, Mimi

LAND OFFICE ut Wort:,iActon, Mimi,
May |. lS3
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled no ice Of his intention
that said proof will he made before tie T. S.
Land Office at Warrington, Mimi on
Friday. May !. 1889.
Viz: T. ward Manuel.
Ilomcstc III Application No. 1l,752
For H.: SW u sec i4-l"3-:.9.
lie names the following wi. cSspS 20 prove his
continuous rr>id nee upnn, and cultivation of .
sal land. viz:
.'"lln Meyer, Otto Berrcau Joseph Ebert of
Mobiles CO., and III. Il Never. OF jackson, MINI.
36 Mons EkISA Ter, Register.
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An Ordinance,

TO close and yacate the Alley between Lots
Three (3) ami Four q, in Block Eight (s.)
BE 1t Ordained Ivy the Common Council OF the
Village of Warrington:
SEC l. That he Alley between lots three (3)
and four az in block eight (s) in the Village vi
WOrthington, Mobiles county, Minnesota. accOr-
ding to the rcnrdet plat thereof on record in the
county. be and the same is hereby closed aid va
cat.d and GiScOn; inue /.
SEC 2 This ordinance shall take effect and
he in force from and after its publication.
Approved May q, 1888.
c. ii SMITH, President
Attest: r. Il. PIOTTS. Recorder.
Date Ot Publication May 81, 1882.
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Land Office at WOrthington, Mimi,

May 4th 1SS3
Notice Is hereby, given that the following
t" make final proof in support Of his claim and
that said proof will re made before the U. s.
Land Office. at WOrthingto,l, MINI on
Friday, June s, 1859, viz:
Elliott Convey.
Addl: Homestead application No. l2,24o,
For the n14Se1 of section - -1Us4u.
He ines the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, AMI cultivation Uf :,
said land, viz:
John Dunn, Chas. Larson, S. Mclean, Joe Hos
ford, OF Mobiles county. MINI.
~ MONS GRISAGER, Register.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

&SNOAvN1AI Observation-Disclosures
Council mt on "Wednesday evening
May 2Srtl, all members present.
bill Of Engineer Mason for restakinR
McMillai, avenue, $3.50, allowed. Bill
of q. W Smith for street lamp supplies,
Torrance. for election services, ETC.,
- 40, allowed.
Petition 10 yacate alley between Land
Office building and tile Masonic block
taken up and granted. O:dinal &c pass
ed to vacate said alley.
Applicationsf0 for appointment. to the
position Of night watcllman were then
taken mp. +. II. W ellis was appointed
from June first for no specified time but
subject to the further orders of the
Council
Adjourned.
The Winona Republican informs us
that three children were struck by
lightning, in that city, last Sunday at
ternoOn, and two of them, aged eight
aud eleven years respectively. were in
stantly killed. The youngest, aged six
years. Was severely paralyZed but will
recover. The children had Just reached
the sidewalk III front OF their fathers
residence, Mr.. NJ. MOrwetz, on their
way to Sunday school. when the light
ming struck them.
Is not this Il terrible warning against
permitting children to attend Sunday
school? If the children had been killed
Ivy that bolt from heaven while fishing
III Sunday we all know what people
would say. The incident would be re-
peated in every church in the land
.FairmOnt Sentinel.
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Two live agents wanted to sell DR..
Ennce's Family Medicines. Liberal i'm
dncements offered. Apply to DR.. Bunce,
Wortl.ington, MINI. 36 3w
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Fresh Bread ut Husselton's. 40 st

II. r. Parsons and l.. ), Nelson went
to Lemars Tuesday to meet the Du-
buOue excursion.
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After all the arguments about cheap
ness and quality it appears that DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup is the best remedy
for the cure Of coughs and colds ever
offered to the public. The price is only
25 cents Il bottle and every druggist in
tile land sells and recommends it.
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The engineer corps of the Burlington
railroad are expected in a day or so.-
Look out for lively times soon north Of
town.
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Bucklln,s Arn.ca Salvc.

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cure
burns, bruises. cuts. ulcers, salt rle,m,
fever sores, cancers, piles, clnlblalns.
corns, letter, chapped hands, and all
skin ernptions, guaranteed to- cure in
every instance, or money refunded. 25
cents per box. For sale by G.. w. Smith.
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BUILDINGS.

IL. Davis new brick store is going up.
With favorable weather few days
more will complete the brick work. 1t
is 24x1OO feet, all brick.
Mr.. Singer, Of Cedar Rapids. has pur-
chased the S. n. Davis property and
the old building is dismantled and
about renewed. \ new brick building
will be put Oh the lot 1T once. 1t will
be 24x4S feet and two stories high, with
hall above. Tue building will be used
for 4 iii ST. class saloon and about $1,000
will be eXpend> Il III building and fitting
it up. Stone has been ordered for the
foundation and the parties expect to
have the building far enough along to
occupy within 80 days. G.. Pettinger,
of Cedar Rapids, will have charge of
the business.
Tie new Masonic brick block is as
sured. Work has begun on the removal
Of the old building from the lot. The
new brick will be 20 feet and 8 inches
l'y so feet, two stories. lie alley this
side having been vacated. 1t will lin
upon tie brick corner ard make a
double block about 54xSO feet. The
upper room will he fitted up for 4 pub
lie hall. The corner brick will he ex-
tended back 20 feet, making the two of
uniform length, and the entrance to
the hall will he on 2d-av. ut the rear of
the building. a stairway six feet wide,
with two landings, will be put in. The
block will be an all-brick, with plate
glass frol:t and iron columns.
TIE NIGHT VA 7ClMAN.
by reference to the council proceed
ings elsewhere it will be seen that F. II il.
Wells received the appointr ent OF
Nightwat, Imam. II. Mcmillan would
haye been reappointed but the general
judgment is that his health would no
longer allow him to do the service re-
Quirel.
The truth is that Mack is worn out
by long and faithful service. For over
seven years, with only an occasional
short lay eff, he has trudged our streets
all night, cleaned and lighted our street
lamps, called us mp to take the trains,
and has done police duty besides. lie
has saved us from many fire and 10
doubt from many burglary. But no
man can do all night duty very long
without wearing out. Policemen in
cities do not stay on all night, or, if
they do, they are not on every night
So i'll manufactures. mines, etc. Il
gentleman from All adjoining county
who visited Worthington recently said
lie once tried all-night duty and held
out about two yeals. Then he almost
lost the use of his faculties. The Won
der is that our Mack has endured it 50
long.
Worthington is under obligations to
Mr.. Mcmillan, and it our people do not
see to it that he has some other coed
position, or is put back in the old one.
with only half the night 1T time, they
will be ungrateful and will deserve Il
few fires and bnrglaries.
The truth is, Wort!iington ought to
have two policemen on duty. each hay
ing half day and halfa night. AS the
ADVANCE has SAID Il score Of times.
Ito money is so we'll expended as that
which is spent III preserving order and
identifying the town.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Young EnqIand's Glory,

This celebrated DRAFT HORSE will stan
during the season at the following places.
In WOrthingt0n, every Tuesday and Saturday.
The rest Of the time at my farm in Hersey
township.
3S-2W ANDREW Ia RSON
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TEA CHEERS APPLICA TIONN.

TEA CHEfS' APPLICA TIONN
The Board of Educ ,tion OF the Village Of Wor.
Ellington will receive applications for positions
as teachers in the public schools of said village
up to JUNE 23d inclusive.
Applications should give training, experience
and references, and be addressed to
H. II HART,
37-5w ... Clerk of the Board.
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LAND OFFICE at Worthington. MINI

~ LAND OFFICE at WorthingtOn. Num-
Say y. 1883
NOTICE is hereby given that the following ma
med settler has filed n"tice uf Lis intention 10
make tinal proof il support of his claim, and
that said proof will III made before the u. S
Saturday, july :. 1883.
Viz: Anton Exner.
Homestead Application, No 10,75s,
For the e}4ne1i sec l2-lOl-'9
He names the following y illnesses to- prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
sail lard. VIZ: :,
Thomas Apple, John Habernlan, Ferdinand
IIaberMa". Of Jackson county, and Frank San
ger, Of Mobiles county. MINI.
~ MONS GRINAGER, Register.
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DR.. Wood, Of Sioux City, is an ex
pert in Eye, Ear, and Chronic diseases
34tf
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Mr.. Firth has purchased three
fourth Ilolstein bull calf at the Sunny
side Farm, near Sheldon, and has sent
him to his fathers farm in T.orain.
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You will find A. S. Husselton in Her.
ron's old stand, opposite the Worthing
ton Hotel 3S.2t
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LOCAL.

IWoRrHINaToN, MINI MAY 81, 1883
CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE is furnished at u so a year to
Clubs Ct ten or more Clubs OF ten for six months
IS cents for each subscriber.
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

AUDIrOR-E. S. Mills.
TREAsUKER-II. G. Shepard.
REGISTER OF DEEDs-i f. Johnson.
JUDGE OF PEOBArE-Wm. "lsham'
CLERK OF COuKT-1 Il. Bennett.
SMEKlFF-R. II. Miller.
Court COMMIssIONEK-Frfd Bloom.
COUNTY ATTORNEY-(,eO. W. t!SOii.
C(ROSER-J.S McManuS.
COUNTY SUfER1NTENDENT-L.S ;. Nelson.
COMMISSIONERS.
Flrst District-P. Blaine OF Herscy
1aecO1d District-T. l.. Taylor, Of Elk.
Third DiStrict-,Jamcs Gown, OF Adrian.
EOurth DiStrict-Maurice O'llca'n. VI Grand
Prairie. ,r.,. c,.,
ARRIVAL AND DEEARTUREO or MA Ills
ARRIVES
S"r'"ef" '":''S' St. Paul and East 4:y" H.
E"ste sr," :. B.C.E.&N. 20 p m.
W. -Worthington & Sioux Falls, lt:0o IN
Round Lake. Saturdays IL M
Northern ar |''' tS It. Paul an beyond So =; m;
Eastern E.C.R RAN $3.50 a. m.
Observation-Disclosures & Sioux Falls &c N
Round ..-:.c, "a, urdays III
Mails carried by day trans close 80 minutes
before d .p,yture. Ali others at O'Clock pm.
Once hours from Il. III. to 9 y M Sun lays
from to 9 4 III and II N to p. IN.
Money orders issued and letters registered be-
tween 5 O'c clock i III and p ~.
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Just received at the Pioneer Saloon a
supply of Champagne Cider, Ginger
Ale, Soda and SeltZer Waters. 1t
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PERSONALS.

E ( - : !
Elisha Brown is down from Still
water lookln. to his farm in Willmont.
Probate Judge Niglam was in town
Monday holding court.
Chas. Chase and family left a few
days agOfOr Sioux Falls u make that
city their home.
WIN. Firth, who is now at work on
the Sunnyside Farm, near Sheldon, was
up spending Sunday with his parents.
Mrs. Alex. Moir, now resident of
Nonesnch, Michigan, is in town visit
ing father and mother Allen.
Miss Plumer, Il wealthy lady Of Paris.
France, IS visiting Worthinston look
ing to Ter Landed interests in this
vicinity.
Dr. Warren. of Lemars, father to our
handsome young station agent, has
decided to locate in Warrington and
engage in the practice of his profession.
lie will be here about June !.
Commissioner Blaine, of Jersey,
dropped in Oh Tuesday. We emdeav-
Ored to have him start u paper ut Her
sey and he has the matter under ad-
visement.
Rev. II. II. Hart has been rendered
the position Of Secretary of the State
Board of Charities. This is an iulpor.
tant position and is no small compli-
ment to Mr.. llart's efficiency and ex-
ecutive ability. lie will do the work
we'll and thoroughly if amy minister il
the State will.
Mr.. Gum WAS in town Wednesday
looking after the property at present
owned Ivy HIM, which lie intends to i'm
prove and turn into a rectory. Among
other donations he has received lately
are two special ones. Mrs. J. j: AstOr,
$500; Mrs. S. Y. Hoffman, S50O.-Win
dom Reporter.
Mr.. Woolstencroft. Of Deforest.
man Of about 50 years. father Of Mr.
Ben. Woolstencroft, Fulda. was thrown
from II bridge by locomotive and
severely hurt, last Friday. - Currie
MinnesUtian.
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Farm for Sale.

100 acres, 6 miles from Worthington,
20 acres under cultivation, 81 acres has
been farmed for ten years. House, sta
ble, two good wells. 1000 trees grow
ing, some of them 10 years growth
One of the Oldest and best farms in the
county. Inquire 1T this Office soft
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Mrs. Tnos. Wilson, Of Dewald, is sue
ing for divorce on the ground of cruel
treatment.
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GIRL. WANTED.-Steady work and
good wages for a coed girl. Inquire of
Mrs. w. A. Peterson. soft
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M SONIC.

DEGULAR COMMUNICATIONS OF Fraterni-
IL ty Lodge, No, lOl, A. +. s. \. NJ. at Masonic
>M.N Hall in WorthingtOn on the
~ .>GNXE7G>.. ~ lst and sd Mondays IN each
SkSEZSSNs month.
ASS8Say +. +. DURFEE, W. NJ.
{W2NkS&E H. g. PLOTTS, Sec.
SifNk.HyI1ZS REGULAR CONvOCA-
2TA TONS Of Living Arch CHAP
4S,1A:zSS!Nl.yPt ter, No. %, r.. A. NJ. at Ma.
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EMlGRANT TICKETS.
On the Highly Recommended

Carried 10000 Scandinavians in 1882. Call in
and see the passenger list.
Tickets also on the MONARCH LINE for sale
ut prices lower than ever before.
Drafts and money orders on Scandinavian
Banks and pOstOficcS for sale at lowest rates by
SVANTE K1NDLuND,
2O-ly WOrthington, MINI.
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A. a. IF IT. W.

Worthingt. II Lodge No G5 meets every alter.
nate Friday vening. f. LEWIS. Master Work
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r. II. PLOrrs, Recorder.
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GEO. VI. PLU NIB

Is agent for any kind Of or
gan you want to buy. a thor
oughly competent judge and
repaircr. Call on him for re-
liable information, lowest pri-
ccs, moss liberal terms. Adj
vice free. Organs to rent
Sample on hand. 2Gly