The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-11-12


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"1e, - 20 Doass 'nsS sounds increoiole
s s. ron tne nps OF the Allen.
nv kle Lei =! Isms lhs snsts Alien y. mol
: arlnker, eltnouRn pc mas passed the
!ar9er part OF MS life among the most
.aepfased peop'ee ofe~.she-e tty.- The:
keepe! Eof ssa ~ no y IN rum
'oakee atmosphere gu day. there u
rum at tine back OF him, - rum In
front OF him, rum at the right of him
and rum at the left of him, but not .
drop IN his skin.
Aum.is the one thing 1don't take.
oee' sAa Allen the otnersday. and he
seems 20 haveSno craving forsit what
ever: But ne Is also cunning enough
TO know that to retain the leadership
OF tne gang wnlcn backs him up in his
PollS'ca1 anu business ventures ne
must keep q clear head
.~ss i!en' AZ the keeper o1 glnmlA ana
aSstrlct Seetotal le' n IL ny no means an
e1ceptlonsl case ~ this CITY, and Incl
aents oecas'onally@ occur that pfoveit
Inc otner night a party OF well-dressed
young men were having q merry time
IN q saloon not lar 1rom Printing
house square. ihey mad had round
a1ter round OF drinks. Each man IN
Inc party had set 'em up" once and It
was tame 70 begin again = a.
e,o! saio tne one VINO nao or
ae,eu 'ae 'oaeon tna' was oelng o's'
.liouteu ~ oriene ,ook,ng oartenoer'
I'VE We !Ureo.'on DO" eome'- olo man.
,;.e nan 9n yoo' s'' reRi'eo ne OF sn ne
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~ ~ cone o.i' noo: was the cnorus.
w. 'nnA you; Ken.ienen'
'Aoo, uu' ~ aRalus' tnc
Fu ne7 VI 'ac Piace'
No"' hang IT, 70" We GOV 10 drink
WIN US; see! began one OF the party
with drunken earnestness' as ne
oanGeo ms glass; on tne counter:
NO: ST. sa'o noo, Win q eleam OF
anger IN ms eye. - SAID that the
ruies Oh inc pace 1orolo my orlnklng:
!. hen aRa'"' never oEahA drop OF
liquor III my 1l1e' 80 70" m"s1 excuse
"e; 90.
Hveiy nau eia"''neu lily grass on tne
coun:er III an'azemen' ano Inc oloest
.u"n ~ VIC pa':y nuuneu lew noIes
..on every 'n,nS MOI AS ~ Oseo 10
DE- ..,;, noo .au: neu snu Salo:
sen'l"ens ABOUT IT, 1 accidentally De-
came q bartender nve years ago, and
a. the work Is easy and the wages
good nave remained IN the business.
. don { crave Tor hquor' and' therefore,
oont drink but II is not strange
"nen you LOOK al u from business
point OF view: was always some
cning OF an atniete, ana was IN tram
ing large part OF my time before l
oecame bartender. now wnen l
gov 1oD mere 1oono that l met the
olg ponticians OF the Town. l IKE TO
ta'A WIN tnem, ou' tney "oula not
want 10 o9 selveo oy bartender VINO
oranh' Ana's 1act' genus out OF
'ous: ,""' ~. NY ieai reasons 10.
no' u.inHins' w" Cart 10 drink, ana
o"r m"s' keep sooer II ne Is
oing 10 at'eno 10 business. lnere are
lots like me-
AS mater OF 1act' there are many
oa'.enoers IN Inc GU VINO are pr;1c-
tlcaily teeto'alers. ana In = very
great wh'ie a man Is found among
them VINO never has drank in his life;
at least ne says So But there are
scores Oh cases "nere oartenders
P1actlce temperance IN or1nkhR: AS
n:u pu'" ~ ~ ID ID 1a''er VI business
WIN '"e"' mere are roughly estl-
u"1eu' SIX snous"nu saloons IN TINS
o.'y, auo es1cn one employs from one 10
"a oal'euu1~ ,nere are' tnere1ore'
~ 49, .e s.,S WE'VE IN, saooSanu %er IN tnls
e'cy WV o0'n .ner 1N1uS ny olspens-
.ns ur!nhS Ane.r wages range from
zen collars 10 tn1rty oollars week,
anu tnere IS naturalay considerable
'on aiAonk tnen: III large
ssioons which nave tne theater traoe'
ior example, drunken bartender
wou.o NOV no1o n's pace AonR
NO. SIR sa'o bartender IN sa-
'oon near Inc oas1no' oont orlnk
once IN cog age, ana none OF my
n nao7S 4o. We nave Tue tneatrlcai ous'-
a;~,,+ .t;1 ' q: o.: r. ~ ~. auu lrom
ne CIV r. 49, 49,. ':n"': ' tnines nun