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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-10-04
LAND OFFICE at worthinpton, MINI,

LAND OFFICE at Worthingtoll, Mimi,
Sept. II. 1883.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
Chat said proof viii be made before tie U. :.
Land once at Worthington, Mimi, on
Friday, Oct u. 1883.
Viz: Frances T. Graves,
Homestead Application No. 1O.40e.
For tho s11neL sec. 26-l0l-al
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF (.
said land, viz:
John H. Scott. F. A. Hubbard, R. 8. Belknap.
R: Shore. Bigelow MINI.
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Mr.. Lewis, of Illinois. has purchased
the business of A. s. Husselton. Mr..
l.. has brought his family and will
make v orthihgton their home.
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REAL. k'CTAi ,SATh.Q

L
D. Shell s. Co. have sold the follow
ing railroad lands to VIM. Gallagher,
Of Santa Barbara, California;:
All of section 3, in Elk, and the sw
or. If II. the Sc or. of 10, and the Sc or.
of 20, in Worthington township.
MIR. q. is married man and expects
to farm his lands. lie will build in
Worthjngton and reside in town.
T. II. Parsons has sold the Atchison
place. III Indian Lake, to r. n. Com
stock, Of H., for S1.3G0. Also tie
north half of block II, Clary's Addi-
ton, to Nancy J. Simmons, for $3.50.
Also the farm If Mrs. Rowland, 50 or.
Of section 14-10.41, to J. G. Boldly, Of
Chicago, for $l,54S. Mr.. b. has al
ready purchased team and will move
on the farm this fall.
w. A. Peterson has sold lots and 2,
II and II, block II, on 14th.st., be-
tween 81 and 4th-avs., to Nancy j.
Simmons.
Field Agent Smith has sold lot i,
DIoch %. corner Otn-aV. ana l3Cn-SL /,
to II. W. and Sarah Fnrdmey. Also
let .. block :, Park Addition to f. A.
Dewolt. Also lets IL and II, block rs,
corner 6th-av. and l2th-st., to Eliza u.
Hewitt.
Rev. II. II. Hart, secretary of the
State Board of Charities, was in town
this week for the purpose of inquiring
into the condition and standing of the
children sent to this county by the
New York Aid Society. With rare *.
captions he found them doing we'll and
~ "ying the benefits of good homes.
lie sal id some of the children of advanc-
I'd ages that had been sent to Mobiles
county had turned out badly, and that
! complaints as to their morals and con.
duct had been very frequent. >ecre-
tary Hart also paid All official visit -
"nr county jai! and made \ favorable.
| report nl"D it's cleanliness and general
good order. He says there are few
| counties ~ the state that have better
or more co'nmodious quarters for Grim.
iuals than Aartin.-F airmOnt Sentinel.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
EYE AND EAR. CATARRH.

sumption, Headache, Deafness, Heart, BLOOD,
LIVER and KIDNEY Diseases. Nervous Disorders.
and general i'll Health Of Women, have for the
past Twenty-Five Years eceived the SPECIAL at.
tentiOn of Doctor p. Walter Connaughton. sOa
Brady Street, Davenport Iowa. Office practice
only. Correspondence and Consultation GRATIS.
Patients Cured at Home. Address Lock Drawer
No. 292. Telephone No. 226 (l-3m
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USE THE REST

Cough medicine in the world, for sale
by y. w. Smith. druggist. Don't for
get the name, pierce's White Pine and
Tar BalSam. for all affections of the
throat and lungs. Warranted.
GEO. II. B1eELow. Gen'l ACT.
5-2W] Window, Mimi.
Z. Il. Loveless, chairman Of the In
dependent convention, hands us the
following as the County Committee
appointed:
First District-J. W. Miller.
Second DiStrict-J. H. Maxwell.
Third DiStrict--AmQ. I.indgren.
Fourth District-l1. X. Nrynes.
Fifth District-E. :. Mills.
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All O@cial Matter Pub
1ished in this Paper.

lished in this Paper.
Republican County Ticket.
For Treasurer.
William WiQham.
For Auditor.
F. Bloom.
For Register of Deeds.
b. F. johnson.
For Sheriff.
r. r. Miller.
For Superintendent of Schools.
Miss Maud Graves.
For Judge Of Probate.
J. A. Town.
For Court Commissioner.
j. A. Town.
For County Surveyor.
w. A. Peterson.
For Coroner.
DR.. l.. W. Warren.
For County Commissioners.
Second Districts. Wass.
Third District--GeO. Slade.
Fourth District Robt. Shore.
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Plumb's Bakery has capacity Of 240
loaves per day. and is able to meet all
dem ends likely to be made upon it.
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A CARD.

Having received numerous inquiries
as to whether I could attend to the
duties of County Supt. Of Schools, per-
nit me to say, that over two years age
I got one Of my eyes infected from a
patient 1 was treating, and from that
day to this have not been able to cure
it or get it cured, owing to exposure in
all kinds of weather by night and by
day. l am now obliged 10 abandon
promiscuous riding, or lose my eye.
consequently l have presented my name
for county superintendent. knowing
that l can select pleasant days to visit
schools. and thereby protect, treat and
cure my eye.
l hereby state that if elected l will
visit every school in the county at least
twice each term. and it will he my
earnest endeavor to raise our now much
neglected schools to a higher standal d
of excellence.
Respectfully,
j. CRAFT
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MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.

MOBILES COUNTY OFFICERS.
AupIroR--E. g. Mills.
TRHAsuRER-H. c shepard.
REGISTER or DEEDs-B. +. Johnson.
JUDoB OF PKOBArE-Wm. Wigham.
CLERK or COUkr-1. b. Bennett.
6AIRIPH-R. H. Miller.
COUNr COxNlssIONER-FredB Bloom.
COUNTY ArrORNET-t;eO. w. Wilson.
COROHER-J. ). McManuS.
COUNTY SUrERINTENDENT-L.S 8. Nelson.
COMMISSIONERS.
Fsra Distrtct-P. Blaine, OF Hersey:
ilscond Disfrict-T. l.. Taylor. Of E1k:
Third Districl-Jamcs Gavin, OF Adrian.
Fourth District-Maurice OHearn. ofGrand
Prairie. o.,
nth Dstrict-D Shell, Worthington, Chm.
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HOPES THEY ARE NOT MEAN
ENOVGH

AS will be seen, the republicans of
Mobiles county have seen fit to nomi-
nate u lady for the important position
do not doubt, the educational interests
Of the county will not suffer at her
ha:.,ls. We hope there is not 4 demo
GRAFT in Mobiles county mean enough to
oppose Miss Graves. The position she
aspires for should be above party pol
itics-SlaytOn Gazette.
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LAND OFFICE at worthington, Minn.,

LAND OFFICE At WOrthingtOn, Minn.,
Sept. IL, 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed no: ice Of his Intention to
make final prof In support OF bis claim, and
that sal proof will be made before the u. S.
Land ONCE At Worthngton, MIMI on
Thursday, Oct. la, 1888,
Viz: Della Il. Stevens, widow OF Bertram Ste.
vens,
Homes end Application. No. 1850.
For the ne 4 sec. 12-lU4-l2
He names the following witnesses "a prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF,
said land, viz:
VIM. Moody. c. W. Dodge, of Iona. MINI. and
Amos Forbes. Peter Banks, of Wolthington,
MINI.
MONS GRINA0ER, REGISTER,
Chattel Mortgage, Chattel Mortgage
Sale and Satisfact ion of Chattel Mort
gage blanks for sale at the ADVANCES
flee in any quantity.
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Thanks to Geo. NJ Plumb for Il lot
of snow flake biscuits for Mrs. AD-
VANCE and the little ADVANCES, pres.
ent and prospective. Mr.. Daskom, Of
Spirit Lake. All txl eripnced baker. is
now with Mr. Plumb making No. l
Hard bread and cakes.
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RRIED.

On Thursday night last. Sept. eth,
1883. by Rev. J. W. Lewis, MIR. r. F.
BAKER and Mrs. AMELIA LAW.
Congrat nlations all around. May
they multiply and replenish the earth.
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OUR RAILROAD BOON.

Railroads to Right Of as, Left Of "a, in
Front Of US and Behind nsl-All the
Railroads on the Continent Coming to
Worttington- Great Trunk Lines,
Double Tracks and Steel Rails.
This is the way it looks to the Luz
verne Herald after reading tile AD-
VANCE. We shall soon have our hair
and eyes full of railroads. Every man
will have \ railroad in each pocket.
You can't throw a stone out without
hitting u railroad. Tie woods are just
full of them:
Worthington's prospects, as deserted
through the prophetic mental horO.
scope Of the Wortt.ingtOn ADVANCE.
is full of Observation-Disclosures to right
OF 1t, railroads to left of it, railroads in
front of it, all turning out of their reg.
ular course to 60 to Worthlngton and
all jostliug ard crOwding each other to
find an opening into this great Rail-
road Center. AS our good friend Mil.
Ter sees the situation, there isn't u rail-
road on the Western Continent that
will not ultimately build a line to
Worthington. and, to judge from his
sangnine predictions, it isn't at AL i'm.
probable that some Of the great trunk
lines will be taken UP and relaid with
double tracks and steel rails rs near to
WorthingtOn as it is possible to get
with so many roads centering at that
point. The last issue Of the ADVANCE
devotes nearly two columns to these
visionary predictions and sums up the
''certainties'' Of the immediate future
as follows: The Milwaukee, the Far
60 and the Bismarck roads will be.
built next year, the first two certainly.
and the latter will be we'll under way.
The Duluth & Southwestern" will also.
be far along no doubt. This WITH SETTLE
the matter for WsrthinRtOn%@as the
great railroad center Of this section OF
the country. and the Wabash will also
push on to Worthingten. This done.
the Northwestern, or some enc OF the
others, will want \ still shorter cut to
the east, and the Elmore road. or one
through by Dubuque. will he built"
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FOR SALE,

A good work team with harness and
wagon. one colt 2 years old. Also
household goods and farming tools.
Cheap for cash or on time.
F. A. HUBBARD,
SEC. ii. 1Ol, al,
6.lw* P. o. Bigel0W, Mimi.
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Tax Judgment Sale.

Pursuant to- Real Estate Tax judgment Of
Of Minnesota, uttered the II h day Of September,
A. D. 1873, after answer and trial In proceed
ings for enforcing payment OF taxes aud pen =
altieS upon real estate In the county of Mobiles
remaining unpaid on the first tiav OF June A. u.
1882, and Of the statutes In such case made and
provided, shall
on the 10th day of October A. d. 1883,
at 10 oclrck in the forenoon, at Auditors Office
Mobiles. sell the lands which are charge with
taxes, penalties, interest and costs in said judg-
ment. on which taxes shall not have been pre-
viously paid, to-wit: The Sc Il Sec. q. in town
lU4. range 40.
E. 8. MILLS, County Auditor,
43WJ NObes County MINI.
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Stoddard Post. No. 81, G.. A. r.,
meets next Saturday at half past stven
o'clock sharp. All comrades are ex.
pected to be present.
Mule Team and wagon for sale. APP
ply to
eff Mrs. J. 7. LYONS.
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The price "f flax still inclines up
wards; rs high as $l.139 being paid on
the streets of WOrtlington Yesterday.
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DIED.-Oct. LIST, 1883. u. Ullman
Bennett. aged % years 10 months and
6 days. Funeral services held at the
Presbyterian church, Tuesday after.
noon at two o'clock.
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l have one of the finest breeds Of
stock in the county on my farm in 10.
rain. His father was imported. Call
and see him.
f.Ow WN FIRTH
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HE DEGLYNEV

Ed. ADVANCE: Please announce
that am not candidate for Court
Commissioner, and would not serve if
elected. l.. NJ. LANCE.
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" N. FIRTH,

The village has ordered 10 hour lamps
for main street to be kept burning all
night. They will extend from the
ADVANCE corner to the depot.
j. S. McManns has purchased 4 hotel
ut Brookings, Oak, and will leave in Il
short time to take possession. We re-
greet to lose Mack and hrspeak for him
4 hearty reception at BrOOkingS.
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To Rent, house on l1th Street.
Hf II. u. BARBER.
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Since the ADVANCE man married.
widows are in demand. Proud to"
set the example. Bakers gone and
now for Shepard and Blaine
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The heartfelt thanks IF the family
and relatives Of the late D. U. Ben cit
are hereby extended to the kind friends
who have given them so much aid and
assistance during his long sickness.
On behalf of the family.
L u RIrNNI.r1c
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Remember you can buy good Singer
Sewing Machine. warranted for five
years. for $22 cash, at II. +. Torrance's.
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AGENTS WANTED! f., For ,,osQ w:':

AGENTS WANTED! ,E Fer r1Is WIZ
DEHNEss or NEW PICTOR Al HISTORY OF THE
nEEo1Nus OF AMERICA, by col. Frank Triplett.
Over 200 Su'erb E''grayings. Covers the Three
t:ras OF pi Eeer progress (D From the Ale"he
to the Rocky Mountains { California and the
Pacific Slope New. Combines graphic, thrill
Ing narrative with profuseneSS of elegant illus
portraits emhra.inr all the Pioneer Leaders,
hest les scores of incidents. a Picture Gallery
"f rare interest A true historical work o:
thrilling adventure in forest. plains, mountain
and stream: covers western progress AID civil
iZa'ion.. rights with In inns: Desperate Ad-
ventures: Narrow Escapes; Wild Life on the
Border. grand book for agents. OutSes
everything. 72o octave pages. Low in Price
III reach "f the Masses. Agents complete out
ut IS cents. A1-Write at once for Confidential
Terms and Illustrated Description Address,
N. ID. THOMPSON s. co. Pubs
st. LOuiS No. or New York CITY
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Announcement.

Announcement.
EDITOR ADVANCE: Being interested IN pablo
education and believing that ! can Ya!se ene
dard. hereby present my nam: ~ . can4tooso
for Superintendent Of Schools, subject 70 s1e
wishes Of the voters Of this county
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We are Informed that Anton Nelson,
of Graham Lakes, thresled 81 bushels
IT wheat to the acre. 1t was of the
blue stem variety.
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Another car load of Kansas City
-four, made from winter wheat and the
best in the market, just received at
II. E. Terrance's
The enrollment Of pupils in the
Worthingt"n graded school during the
month of September was 221; the av-
erage attendance ia.
Il special invitation is extended to
parents and all others interested, to
visit the schools Friday afternoon, &C.
tOber 5th.
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GEO. W. WILSON.
Attorney -at-Law.
OTFICE-In arrow Building, up stairs.
WORTHINGTON, MINI.
6-a-ly

DENT1srRY.-Dr. Carl r. Grs0w,
of Spirit Lake. ut the w orthinGton h.
tel, Wednesday & Thursday, Oct., ID.
& 4th. 4-2w
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the NEW
Horse 1OOk.:
A TREATISE ON THE
Horse
AND HIS
DIs i:l s;
Dr.. B. ]. Kendall T. Co..

EnOsburgh Falls Vt.
REVISED EDITION -65o,nOO ALREADY SOLD
This work contains All Index ot Disc: ses,.
which gives the symptoms. cause and best t-eai
men! Of each: i table giving oil the principal
drugs used for the horse, with the ordinary diose
In engraving Of the horses teeth at different
.ges. with rules for telling the age OF a horse
The book contains
IS ENGRAVINGS
Showing, the various positions assumed by the
One Hundred Pages
or the most valuable reading matter. d,scrip.
tive Of the diseases to which horse flesh Is heir,
with remedies; ard rare collection Vi recipes
an! much other valuable Information. The bO k
is wor TEN ZINES It's PRICE and IS sold for The
az CENTS.
The great difficulty has bee" with works OF
has been above what most hOrSemcn and far.
merscared to pay and they have therefore not
secured il wide circulation and deal of tRnO
rance respecting the ailments If the horse has
existed and .;OeS exiS'. But the exceedingly low
price If this book places reliable and staM:t ard
work within the reach Of every person who own.
= horse. y
"Ihe Horse and His Diseases is stoutly
bound In paper cover. and very neatly and tasti
ly gotten up. Some idea of its usefu ness and
popularity may be hal when 1t Is known tina,
$50, 900 have already been sold. Orders sent
to his "ffice accompanied by the cash will b<
promptly filed.
Price Is Cents per Copy.
or five copies for One Dollar.
We give below a few extracts from the man!
statements received from prominent horsemei
concerning This book:
DIR. WIN. H. Hall. Canandaigua, n. y. says:
Il have bought hooks from England that
a. we'll as do yours. 1t Is different from any
thing ever saw"
The Editor "f the Western Sportsman and Liv
Stock News, says Of 1t: lit Is book that ever.
horse owner should have. and no breeder o
horses can afford to do without"
For sale at the Advance Of
ice.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAIN

sioux CITY ST. PAUL TIME CARD.
NO. PASSENGER.
3~inQ West.
Leave st. Paul at. $50 \. ~.
" WOrthiNgtOn, At ?.25 p. N.
Arrive At Sioux City, At 7.3O p NJ.
NO. PASSENGER.
Leave St, Paul at 3:5Opm
Arrive a; WOrthington at 1918 am
Ar. at Sioux City 1T 4:25 am
GotN0 East.
Leave Sioux City at ll.4O p. m
i" WOrtllingtOn, at 1923 a. N.
Arrive at st. Paul, at u5 .. m.
NO 4PAssESGER.
Leave Sioux CITY At ll:5" am
Arrive 1T Worthington at 3:25pm
Ar. at st. Paul at u:4Opm
ACCOMMODATIONS.
Going East-IeaveS WorthingtOn at 300 p. m.
90 RI West-LcaveS W"rthingt0n at 20 pm
wORTHINGTON AND SIOUX FALLS X. r.
Yoi1sQ Ease-
Leaves Sioux Falls at y 05 p. m.
Arrives ut W0rthington 800 -
3otn0 wese-
Al. at Sioux Falls, Is
f f. WARREN. Agent.
&c r. 4 ~ TINE TABLE.
icing Nortl-PasSenger arrives at $50 p. m.
s3ninX South-PaSsenger leaves 1T A:l5 a. III.
Freight leaves 500 4. III. Arrives. $3.50 y. NJ.
Runs on Chicago time which Is % minutes fas-
Tor than st. Paul.
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OATS 900 bus. of oats
wanted at the Roach pl &C.
$50 J. BOARDMAN. Supt.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-10-04

Teachers Association meets Satur-
day, Oct. 18th. at one O'Clock p. m.
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A triple source If happiness-a good
business. a cnntented mind and Il bottle
of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
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NOTICE.

All persons knowing themselves in
drhted to me will please Call and settle
and save costs.
Warrington, Oct. 3. 1888.
6-2El \. 5. IIUSSELTON.
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G.. q y. ". TINE TABLE.

IAN. ". TIME TABLE
Time Of departure Of Passenger Trains from
1ankAtO:
Leave for Chicago s 10 a. IN. L 6 IS p. m.
New Ulm at IS a. N. S Is p. M.
Time 81 arrival:
From the East. 30 = m IS p IN
From the West, Sp5 b 6 2Opm.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
rhree inches ! weeks. 500. 500
Rive inches. 600. 1000
Special rates given for larger advertisements.
Special notices, hrst week 10 cents line; sub
sequont insertions : cents a line each week.
Yearly advertisements to 6e paid quarterly.
Legal advertisements to be paid for before an
1avit IL given.
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Remember, H. E. Torrance will pay
the highest market price for flax seed.
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LOCAL..
.woRrHlxorox, MINI. OCTOBER 4. 1855

CLUB RATES.
The ADVANCE Is furnished at d 50 year to
Clubs ct ten or more. Clubs of teu for six months
Is cents for each subscriber.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1883-10-04

For Good Ereoh Bread.
baked every day, 90 70
Plumb'0. Inv
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FLOUR AND FEED STokE.-S. Ne
Lean has rented the S. A. Davis voo0S
and is now prepared to Oil al orders
for Flour and Feed. 37ti
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II. c.. Shepard Il Co. will 6ll orders
for both Hard and Soft coal in quaint.
ties to suit customers. 62.tf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-18
Written for the Sunday Morning BazoO.
UNANSWERED.

/ question but you answer moi.
y heart. knew So long ago.
l cannot think you have fOr1Ot
The tenderness you used know.
/ mind that once little hurt,
TO one you loved, had power to move.
And sorrOws you could not avert,
Your sympathy you strove TO prove.
And once within the forest path
How we'll the scene comes back again
A bird, that by the storm-king's wrath
Lay broken-winged and full OF pain,
You st oped and laid against your check
With gentle hand, that its chilled breas
Night gather warmth it could not seek
Within the mo,her-bir soft nest.
o heart. you were so just and true
In all these years untoward fate
Hath never brought unto my view
Your natures grand and kingly mate.
/ question, but you answer not,
. heart. and silence rolls between,
Come back aud let the futures lot
Atone for what the past has BEEN
Rosa PEARL.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1883-09-18
Society Elsewhere.
BOONvILJ.E.

Miss Jennie Loinberser is visiting in
Columbia.
Misses Vic and Annie Newsletter, of
Boonville, have been visiting Miss Kaiser
in Sedalia.
DIR. W. S. Hutchinson and his wife, OF
Arrow Rock, were in town this week.
Mrs. John Wilkerson and children, OF
st. Louis, are the guests of Mrs. John r.
Walker this week.
Mrs. Eliza James, formerly OF Boon.
vile. now living at Waco, Texas, has been
visiting her brother, Hon. Tom. Cranmer,
near Otterviile. for several weeks, and is
now in this city where she has many warm
friends.
APPLETON CITY.
Mrs. A. F. WyckoH will leave for Quite
IN extended visit to friends and relatives in
Ohio, next week.
Mrs. w. w. Chapel returned Friday
from her visit with friends at Hamilton
No. Mn. Chapel tells us that she had Z
very pleasant visit, and returns greatly
inyieorsted in health and spirit.