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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-02-12

Wanted.-A goud girl for general
homework. Apply at the N. E. par
sOnage.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-02-12
All kind of insurance written by
NJ. F.. LAwroN, & co.

Rev. and Mrs. Pierce, of Rushmore.
are guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Brown this
week.
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Worthington, MINI.

Messrs. Hall & Spencer, Ice dealers,
from Creston, Iowa, arrived here on
Tuesday night, and are established at
the Wortbirgton House. They will
proceed to organize a force of work
men to cut and put up supply of ice
for the supply of their market. These
gentlemen are welcome. and the work.
ing people of this place greet their
coming with great satisfaction.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-02-12

F. II. Day, OF WOrthlngt0n, was IN
town last week attending the Y. NJ. &.
A. meeting Window Reporter.
We represent a limited amount Ut
money to loan on town property.
NJ. E. LAWTON, & Co.
Mrs. Horace GOOdHle spent last week
in Worthington visiting with her sister
Mrs. r. w. Moberly.-Rock County
Herald.
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Boys, have you a sweetheart?
OF course you have. You don't
want the other fellow to get the
best of you? OF course you don't.
Then send her one of those elegant
Valentines at Smiths Drug Store
Call early and make your selec-
lions before the stock is broken.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-02-12

SCotC, WIS postponed, anu Will now
take place on Thursday evening, Feb.
10Th. A good time is expected.
Last Friday as Mr.. Frank Glasgow
was putting bis colt In the stable, when
the animal became frightened and
broke away. He ran down the street
and when IN front of tae ADVANCE
Office he was caught by a passer by.
Mr.. Geo. Rose has been appointed
j.nitor of the school house. r. l..
Mccartney having resigned. Mr.. Rose
has been the janitor at the Presbyter
ian church for some years, and has ex.
perience in that kind of work He is
diligent and faithful, and we think he
will make satisfactory officer in care
of the school building.
On Tuesday last Mrs. b. 0. Bevans
was called 10 the bedside of her old
friend and neighbor, Mrs. Stevens at
Worthington. who was very sick. She
arrived in time to see her alive. Satnr.
day morning Mrs. Stevens died. She
was woman well known and highly
esteemed in this locality, and her loss
will be deeply regretted hy all who
knew her. -Edgerton Enterprise.
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We regret to state that the illness
Of Mrs. j. p. Moulton continues to
be very serious. She has had stroke
of paralysis. Her friends, however,
entertain hopes of her ultim ate res1o-
ration to at least " measure of health.
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Notice Of Expiration of Redemption From
TAX SALE.

TA,|
County Noble,
in Of
.rt Ta9 xd fn s1p The Ehh 1884, under
q
H.
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city on tuesday.
The Wide Awake Dancing club had
IN enjoyable gathering ut Masonic
Hall last Friday evening: About
thirty couple were present.
NJ. T.. Miller, of Worthington, was
here Monday. Mr.. NJ. would like to
contract for furnishing brick for the
three story buildings to be erected here.
Heron Lake News.
Why is life insurance like Bunker
Hill Monument? Ans.-If you will
stand by it will stand Wy you. Insure
with NJ. E. Lawton & Go. They re-,
present reliable companies.
Rev. 5. B. Goetz did not hold SER
vices in Lakefield last Sunday evening
owing to the stormy weather and bad
roads. He will preach here Sunday
Feb. 15.-Lakefield Standard.
MONEY TO LOAN for l or 10 years at
lowest rates. No Commission. You
can pay PART or ALL of the loan an!
time. Write or call on
46 GEO. J. DAY.
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THE BEST GOODS at uniform low prices averaging below
competitors is our bid for your trade this year:
As we have adopted the cash SYSTEM you pay
goods others have failed for wish large lots goods
please make list and submit and will give you
price possible
We guarantee everything that take chances
ing of
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LOCAL..

School supplies cheap at
SMITHS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The funeral
services over the remains Of the late
Senator Hearst win bo held Thursday
Mt his late residence, and will be brief.
The day Of the funeral IL delayed until
Thursday No as 10 enable members OF
the Senate and House who desire TO
attend tho funeral To do NO without Ia.
tcrfering with che pressing business
that demands their attention during
this remaining days Of Congress.
On Thursday night or Friday morn
Ing, the exact time not being det.r-
mined upon ms yet, the remains will
lie taken TO the railroad station, deposit
cdin "a special car attached To the regu.
lar train and started Oh their way TO
San Francisco, where the intermcnt
takes place. Mrs. Hearst anu her son,
and possibly some Intimate friends OF
the family, viii accompany tho re-
mains. Many persons called ut the
house today 10 express sympathy with
the family, and number OF kilograms
OF confidence are received. Vice.
President Morton was among those
who called. The honorary pallbearers
have not yet been selected.
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ne SELLS Cheap Cotton. nat the roiioe
Have Him.


NEW Yonis, March 1.-The police
hero have man who says his name II,
Max ltOthschild, and who IA said 10
have been doing business with dry
goods merchants throughout tho West.
The prisoner, who IL n man about rs
years Of age, has, 1t appears, a little
Office nj s3i Broadway, aud has hal au
agent travelling about thc county Oilcr-
Ing ~ sell cotton goods nj the rate Of 80
per cent cheaper than goods could b-
purchased OF other parties. The drum.
mcr announced that he represented the
firm Of william R0thschild, who
owned big cotton mills In Maine.
The plan was 10 ask for money
before the goods ordered were de-
liyered. Into the trap many firms
arr said 10 have fallen. II, however.
remained for konc 4 kibball and Nor.
ris. Campbell a Co. of Red Blun 10
give the needed pointets Ia the ease TO
the police Of this city. On this inior.
nation Inspector Byrnes acted. The
reputable Arm of William isothschild
A Go. u ~ Howard Street has severe
iy suffered through tho psisonof',
work.
on the prisoner was found n check
for 1894 from Joseph Meyer Of Salon,
90, also an interesting lcttor from q.
Willis. Wills evidently was sus.
piclous, for, In speaking Of the personal
iiattery contained IN Iiothschild's cir.
culan, ho says, In regard TO other
Salem houses: ~ hnd you havo,given
,hem all the sane song and dance, and
are trying 10 run little game OF bluii."
He says he don't want that, but wants
goods, etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02

CHICAGO, March i.--Just as Rev.
Father Frederick OF ~. Joseph's
Church was bringing yesper service to
a close tonight q neatly dressed woman
rushed down the aisle aud up the altar
steps aud threw her arms around the
priests neck, cxclnlming, only hus-
land; my long lost husband" Father
Frederick, divining the situation, re-
leased himself from the w0man's em-
brace with tho assistance Of the par
lshiOners In the front seats. The woman
fought desperately, but she was finally
removed aud taken 10 the detention
hospital. The woman proved 10 he
Mn. Mary white, who was recently
released from tho county insane asyl-
ufII.
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ne Rrjoiees AZ the Proof of support
Accorded ttim.

DUBLIN, March lst.-Rcplying 10 a
delegation Mt Drogheda today, l'arncll
said he rrJoiced ut th. proof Of support
everywhere accorded him. ON AMY.
Ing at Maven, psrnell addressed n
meeting on the square. He said per.
haIs some day In the distant future
somebody would arise privileged to al.
dress them, not ~ men OF "a royal
mcathc, hut M men OF Rfpnhllcan
mcathe. II was the mcathc which firrt
gave him nn opportunity sixteen year,
ago, TO serve Ireland In public lifc.
They had won n hundred sklrmlshrs
together, and now he wanted % be nj.
lowed 10 win tho battle with them.
Already they had put snnille In tho
mouth OF the landlords. Bye aud bye,
with parliament In the College
Green, they would fit these same
mouths with bit aud bifdoon (Chccfs
aud laughter.) In conclusion, Par.
nell expressed hope that his Oppo.
ncnts would take warning. a popular
storm was likely 10 sweep them away.
DUnLiS, March I - rue Mccarthy.
lite faction of the Irish party held u
quiet meeting AT kathkealo, County
Limerick, today. There were no pri,Sis
at either the Mccarthy or Parncll
meeting. This was due 10 the fact that
Bishop O'Dwycr had advised :hc priests
10 abstain altogether from attending
political meetings.
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The posscsspr Of great fortune that he
VIII he mourned. IL H. not an obituary
commonplace, but the simple truth ~
say that his death VIII briUg sorrow 10
thousands Of hearts. Change OF for.
tune made no change Ia the man. AZ
a Senator OF the United States, ne was
the same simple, unaffected, clear
headed. warm. henrtei George Hearst
who mined on the Feather and Yuba
Ia the fifties and took his shate OF the
rough, free life Of the claims aud
cabins. To the thousands Of his com.
fadcs who knew him, he remained al.
ways rs n comrade. Ostentation was
abliorrcnt 10 u man formed on his
rugged lines and II will never be-
known how many successful mon owe
their beginning 10 him or how many
lives were made easier 10 live because
Of his hidden helping hand. To humid
reds Of men. hundreds Of the nssoci.
ntes and even the acluaintances u
pioneer times he was good provi.
dcnce.
Because he was 10 thorough n Call.
fornlan, Mt. Hearst was held In aifcc.
ton by all Califoruisns whose expert.
ence reached back 10 tho days when
railroads aud the sharp competition Of
commercial life were unknown ON the
coast. His years Of hard work and
intimate mingling with men Of every
social and intellectual grade gave him
n knowledge OF human nature and
sympathy with IT, defects and wcak.
nesscs which kept him fr,s from that
pride Of purse and hardness OF feeling
that sometimes 20 with the riches Of
the -olf.lnadc man, and while ho had
singular keen perception OF character
and shicwdncss that hailled all pre-.
tenders, his heart was tender, his
charity great aud his capacity Tor fot-
givcness inexhauetiblc. Neither In
business, politics, nor In private life
would he cherish enmitIcs, but when
blows were necessary, he would give ~
well NJ take, for he was n man OF In
tense and strong character, but the bat.
tie over, hs was for shaking hands with
good liumor that had Ia " no mixture
Of guile. II he has lcft ene.
mica he has passed away hating
none. Without previous experience
Of public life, Mr.. Hearst, the miner
ana man Of business, went 30 the
Senate, and although IN that body he
nI'h' NNiN'hif wv AAhtkhk W W" hhNf'A
a conscientousness aud an Industry
that made him highly useful 10 his
people In his committee work. The
sturdy good SENSE OF the man, his
knowledge Of affairs, and particularly
OF the needs OF the Pacific Cost, more
than compensated his constituents fof
deficiencies ~ u public speaker. He
earned the esteem Of the Senate aud
the best men la Il became his friends,
IN good men did everywhere.
His death j. n serious public loss, not
alone 20 California, but 10 the entire
Pacific Coast, and particularly to the
miners, whose special friend and nj.
vocatc he was. In the death Of George
Hcant n strong man, an ablc man, n
good and very humble man has been
taken away. lie had manly, gen.
tie and u loving heart. There will he
moist eyes In thousands OF Western
homes, grand and humble, at the news
Of his death. aud the sorrow will not
be least IN the cabins dotting tho can.
yons and streams Of the Sierras.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02

levees are not really Ia 20 good con-
dition ~ they were last year, and there
Is constant fear OF their giving way un.
der the pressure at many points along
the line.n
II. +. Reynolds, commercial agen,
of the Louisville, New Orleans a
Texas Railroad, said tho present con.
diilon Of the Mississippi river aud
tributaries threatens disastrous over
dow from Memphis TO New Orleans.
The river, rs well as tho Tributaries,
nre higher than at this date last year.
GHEESvfLI.E, Miss, March 1.-The
Mississippi Mt this point continues TO
rise aud viii, II il expected, within q
few days attain height within two
fec. OF itA maximum Of last yenr. This
Will create a tremendous strain ON the
lcvccs, many OF which arc new and
untrlcd.
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The Iir.i step.

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ALONG THE nIssIssIprI.
The situation said To he aai,. crit.

NEW ORLEANS, March l.-Concern-
Ing tho condition OF the levecs and tho
uneasy feeling produced along the
lower Mississippi by the continued rls-
Ing water, the following information
has been received. A telegram from
Captain Lambert, for many year, .dl.
tor OF this Natchez Democrats "The
situation Of river matters along the
lower Mississippi Just nov IL quite crit.
ical. While the water In sight does
not appear 10 be sufficient To cause the
iiood'heght attained last year, yet the
Indications now are for rains through
considerable portion u the valley,
and " they should occur II Il probable
the Hoods Of last year would he
equalled tho present season. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02

NEW BEDFORD, Mas, March LA
destructive wind and thunderstorm,
accompanied by tightening, visited
this city and viclnlty last night. A,
South Dartmouth, Dartmouth, West
port and Mattapoissett the tightening
played havoc, destroying no less than
six buildings and causing serious In.
jury 10 two churches, one valued nj
5000 being demolished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02
A PECULIAR REQUEST.
Henry Meyers Ash.- Scattered to the
Mlnd..

INV YoRK, March The com.
mittec OF four from tho staten island
Schuize Corps appointed 10 carr, out
the request % Henry Meyer, proprlu-
tor OF the Puck Hotel At Port Rich
mond, that his ASHES be scattered 10 the
winds from the top Of the statue of
Liberty on Bedloe's Island, fulfilled
their mission today. Aft.r brief nd
dress by the master Of ceremonies each
man, holding bag containing the
ashes Of Meyer In his right hand, pro-
nounced these words together; "llerc
goes the last Of Puck Meyers happy
days" and then scattered the ashes TO
the winds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02

You put water oa Me burning timbers,
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rIrh, ne,ween NeEror. and whites.

ST.. LOUIS Feb. ga fight started
this afternoon In the lower portion Of
the city between white man Of unsa-
worry reputation and u couple Of negroes
which was soon participated In by u
number Of others Of both races. About
twenty mcn fought for nearly an hour
with clubs, stones, knives, etc. When
the police finally stopped II, two " tho
white men aud eight Of the negroes
were found 10 have been badly used
up. Five Of the negroes had 10 10 10
the hospital.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02

LONDON, March There was great
excitement at Monte Carlo ON Satur.
day, caused by the wonderful luck u
London visitor, who, playing Mt
trcnte ct quarfcnt, won the maximum
stakes fourteen times In succession. the
whole winnings amounting to e7OOO.
The Engli-hman's strike Of fortune
temporarily broke the bank, and the
crouplcr, amid cheering, had to seek
the cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02

WATERFOWL, n. v, March 1.-The
large pulp mill Of the bennington Paper
Company was almost totally destroyed
late last night by high water, causing
damage requiring about S50,0O0 10 re-
pair and killing John Murphy, mn en-.
ploye. Another employee was badly
bruised and many others had narrow
escapes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02
Reception Given by the United States
Minister 10 the American
Residents Of Rome.
A RorHscHilp IN THE HANDS OF
the POLICE.
The Peculiar Wish Of Henry Meyer Of
the Puck Hotel Complied
With.
ny telegraph to the SEw.
AeREAr EVENT Ar ROME.
Reception Given so tho America
Residents of the Eternal stty,

"eshents OF tue Eternal ttfS.
ROME, March 1.-The great event OF
the season here was the reception given
To the American residents of Rome
last night by Porter, United States
minister. Invitations had been sent 10
all Americans In Rome, including
those who became allied To Italy by
marriage. Seven hundred Americans
were present Mt the reception.
Queen Margaret yesterday visited the
foundry To see tho statue Of the Ameri-
can Republic aud groups representing
the army and navy, designed for n
soldiers and sailors monument TO bc
erected nj Portland, Me-, which has
ust been completed by simmons, the
American sculptor. Her Majesty cx.
pressed herself rs highly pleased with
the sculptOr's work and complimcnt.d
him upon his success. The naval
group Is n representation Of Admiral
Farragut. King Humbert will also
visit the foundry 10 view the work OF
the American sculptor.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02

NASHVILLE, March l.-Colonel w.
w. Gates, the oldest journalist In Tel
nessrc. died ut jackson today, nged ~.
IN lS42 he founded the lpe1 Tennessee
Wig. and Is the last " the celebrated
lendvrs OF the wig marty Ia the south.
liuRDENgowS, N. j., March H.
William a. kater,a mason aud forty
miner, who built III. first chimney IN
oakland, Gala, Is dead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02

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Instructions TO tho German Minister
az Paris.

LONDON, March 1.-The Tines VI.
cnna correspondent says the German
government, In adlspatch 10 Won Nun.
ster, German ambassador at Paris, In.
struc,s him TO refrain from any militia
tory action and merely 10 reply, II
questioned by Ribot, that Germany
has no reproach To make, but on the
contrary, II quite satisfied with tho
manner In which tho French govern.
ment underworld 10 maintain the
rights OF hospitality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02

PARIS, March IA number Of com.
mitiees 81 the imperiallst party met 10.
day and declared their adhesion n the
republic. A committee was appointed
10 prepare n programme Ia be sub.
mitted NJ the Pienafy meeting OF the
committees.
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BED CO MFORTS AT a SAC
RlFlCE AT DlNWOODEY'S.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-02

I.oSDoS, March 1.-The department
will drop the prosecution of sadler,
who was arrested on suspicion " he.
ihg the man who murdered "CarfOly
Nell" In whitcchapcl districl two
week. ago.