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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-22
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A REPUBLICANS CONVENTION.

A REPUBLICANS CONVENTIONS.
A Republican delegate convention
for the county of Mobiles, will be held
ut Worthington, Minn., on Sept. eth,
1892, at l:30 O'Clock in the forenoon,
at the G.. A. r. hall, for the purpose OF
placing In nomination candidates for
county officers, to be voted for at the
general election, to be held Nov. 9Th,
1892, viz: One County Auditor; One
Treasurer; One Sheriff.; One Register
of Deeds; One County Attorney; One
Surveyor; One Judge Of Probate; One
Coroner; One Court Commissioner;
One Superintendent of Schools; and
One Commissioner in each of the 1st,
3rd and 5tl Commissioner Districts in
said County.
Also to elect delegates to attend a
Republican District Legislative Con-
vention, to lie called hereafter; and
delegates to attend Republican Dis.
trict Judicial convention, should one
be called; also to elect Republican
County Central Committee.
The various towns and villages will
be entitled to representation, rs fol-
lows:
Adrian village, 8; Bigelow, 8; Bloom
!; Dewald, 8; Elk, 2; Ellsworth village,
2; Graham Lake, 3; Grand Prairie, 2
Hersey. 2; Indian Lake, 3; Larkin, l.
Leota, 2; Lismore, 2; Little Rock, 8
Lorain, 2;Olney, 8; Ransom, 3; Sew
ard, l; Summit Lake, 2; Westside, 2
WiImont,.; Worthington, 3; Worth
ington Village, II.
e. II. SMITH,
A. J. RICE,
W. DOUD,
E. A. TRIP,
w. II. De WOLF.
County Committee
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On Saturday the committee III charge
IT the Columbian ceh bration appoint
I'd for Oct. 2lst met and named sub
committees to perfect til. necessary
arrangements. Prof. Porter, Geo. d.
Dayton and Robert McCune are to
prepare i literary programs; DIR. Webb
is to look after the decorations, with
power to appoint assistan,s; j. A.
Town, is to arrange for the trades
prrc ssion. and l.. Is. Bennt tt t. look
after the seating and platform accom-
mOdhtiOns. The Ladies Columbian
| Association was invited to assist The
schools will, have the leading part in
the public exercises. The business of
the community will br represented il,
Il trades procession. The field pirct. in
charge of the war veterans will belch
forth n national salute. AccOmmOda.
tions will be prepared for the conve-
nience of people from abroad.
ADVERTISED LIE TIER LIST.
There remains in the Worthington
Postoffice. the following letters which
have not been called for, for the week
ending Sept. 10Th, 1892:
Boyd. Billie,
Campbell, WIN.
Empey, Alfred.
Turner, Harry W.
Hawthorne. Peter.
Larson, Hannah.
Puul,, Charley.
Pugh. Cl,as.
Wher calling for letters from this
list, say advertised, and give date of
list. FRANK LEWIS, z. N.
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THE COUNTY FAIR.

The Mobiles County Fair will be
held at the grounds recently pur-
chased by the Mobiles County Fair
Association, on the 9th, 18th and
Goth days of September, 1892: The
fair will be held this year with a
very favorable prospect of success.
A new cruciform building, sixty
feet through the center, will afford
ample room for the display of fruits,
flowers, grains, seeds, vegetables,
the products of the dairy, farm and
kitchen and the various specimens
of art and needle work, and the
finer grades of furniture, musical
instruments, and other manufac-
lures. Hitherto the quarters for
exhibits in these classes have been
inadequate and uncomfortable, but
henceforth they will be ample. The
new structure will present a. fine
appearance externally.
The stalls and projections for
horses, cattle, and other ANIMALS,
have been put in good order, and
conveniences added not hitherto
supplied.
Having now permanent home,
on grounds purchased for it's ex4
elusive occupancy, the fair will be
better from year to year. = :.
Let every farmer bring of the
best he has a good exhibit this
year will add five dollars an acre
to the present selling price of lands
in this county. Let oil the products
of the farm be represented.
Let the new corners into this
county feel at home in this fair, and
take hold without waiting to be
specially urged. It is a common
interest and all are welcome. Let
our young farmers come the front.
Let all take hold. If you don't get
premiums you will be rewarded in
the knowledge and the prosperity
which a good fair will speedily
bring to our farming community.
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Are you made miserable by indiges-
ton. constipation, dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow skin? Shilol's Vital
izrr is 4 positive cure. Sold by q. H.
RahcOrE M
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY.

The Democrats will have rally at
this place on Saturday evening the "a h
inst. The speakers are D. W. 14awler
candidate for Governor, anduW. 3.
Hammond, candidate for Congress III
this district.
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order? Hot Springs Skin Salve is all
that the name implies. The salts from
the cvapOrattd waters are embodied in
it's composition. and it should be used
sary. Sold by Z. Ii. Babcock.
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Mr. B. II. ribbetts, superintendent
of the Worthiugton Water Works, has
received the appointment Of deputy
inspector If steam vessels and boilers
for the county of Mobiles, from Charles
4. Bison, Esq the steam boiler in
spector for the State of Minnesota. Mr..
rib1etts is we'll qualified for this re
sponsible place. and We predict that 1t.
will render satisfaction to all coacer-
Ted with the work Of his office.
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ENGINE FIXTURES.

Engine grease cups, glass oil cups,
steam gauges, red rejecting water
gauges, valves, chime whistles, and
lubricAtors, at JOHN MACKAY's
Machine Shop.
In rear If Ilinrick's Il Mackay's
blacksmith shop. Ut
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
A CARD.

Ed. ADvANCE.-Please give notice
that e. IL. Eastwood, of Ellsworth,
will be supported for the office of
Probate Judge, subject to the decision
of the County Republican convention.
MANY CITIZENS.
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Corn Belt xxi position to be held at
Mitchell, South Dakota, Sept. 2Sth to
be held Sept. 18th to Oct. 5th. The
&. st. r., NJ H. y Rwy will sell round
"trip tickets Sept. eth to Oct. 1st, and
Oct. 3rd to 5th. for s. s. for round trip.
Tickets good to return until Oct. 9Th,
1892. std.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
G.. w. w. Dow will be a candidate
for re- ELECTION to the office Of Probate
Judge at the election this fall.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNOU JUDGEMENT.
To the voters of Mobiles County:
I will be a candidate for the office of
County Superintendent Of schools this
fall, subject to the decision of the Re-
publican convention. If nominated
and elected. pledge myself to devote
my entire time to the work.
Respectfully,
0. d. SIMONS.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint
you have " printed guarantee on every
bottle Of Sisiloh's VitaliZer. 1t never
fails to cure. At G.. H. Babcock's. m
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Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure viii! give immediate relief. Price
locts, 5Octs, and 81. Sold by 9. IL.
BabcOck IN
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Auditor Kcnd!eu requests us to say
to the clerks Of the several townships
that lie has, ready for distribution, the
election blanks, aud they are requested
to call Immediately 1T his office and get
the same. These blanks are in all the
languages extant, except the ancient
Hebrew and the dialects Of the Indian
tribes
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Shiloh's Cntarrh Remedy-a positive
cure for catarrh, diphtheria aud can
ker mouth. at T.. II. Babcock's. m
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l keep Gasoline and Kerosene.
W. ". I.OvELESs.

On Saturday Mr.. llaniford WAS driv
ing on II. &. Shepard's farm. when he
struck ditch, before he saw It. and
was thrown from the wagon 10 the
ground, Luckily he was not hurt, but
the escape WAS just Ivy hair = breadth.
The wagon did not escape 80 well, but
was much the worse for the occurrence,
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FOR SALE.

Five good work horses for sale, cheap
for casl. or on time
4t4 j. y. HUMISTON,
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GOOD ROOMS FOR RENT.
Fnrnishtd or unfinished. Enquire
of 5l-tf l.. Is. BENNETT.
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The Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bour.
bon, Ind, says: "Both myself and
wife owe our lives to Shiloh's Con-
sumption Cure. Sold by g. II. Bah
cock. m
BRASS SUPPLIES.
For brass supplies go to
JOIN MACKAY'S
Machine Shop.
In rear Of Iliprick's & Mackay's
blacksmith shop. Ut
NOTICE.
I wish to notify all persons who
bought fruit trees, or other nursery
stock, of l.. l.. May Il Co., of St. Paul,
that on applying to me l will furnish
trees. or shrubs, etc, in cases where
they have died or have not done well.
2tf. GEO. w. BRANT.
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Bu3g!es, carts, farm wagons and al
kinds of farm machinery at
H.C. SHEPARD's,
LawtOn Il lIedberg, will sell or rent
your farm, write you loan or insure
yonr property. Write us if you want
to buy or exchange. See our add.
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The new cruciform building on the
Wortiington Fair Grounds is enclosed
and will lie finished by the time ut
which the fair will begin. 1t is sur
mounted Ivy d neat cupalo, over which
the star spangled banner will f'at. The
accommodations for the bread exhibit,
the floral hall, the musical instru.
ments, merchandise and finer manu-
fact ur-s. etc will be far in advance of
anything our fair has ever had. 1t is
very fine addition to the grounds, AID
it Is but the beginning of u line of i'm
prnveln+uts that will make the equip
Inents of the fair property complete.
A II will want t" STE t he new st, ucture
whe" it is furnished and ready for
bus mess.
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BIRTMs.

BoRN:-On Sept. 18th 1892, to Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. johnson, seven and a
half pound girl. ..,..%
The ADVANCE sends congrat alations
to the little boy, who will have a play
mate now.
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FAIR AMUSEMENT

The Executive Committee Of the
Mobiles County Agricultural Society
announce the following amnsements in
addition to those given in the premium
list:
FOR WEDNESDAY.
Foot Race. u mile. ..............$ eco 8 100
Foot Race, 100 yard da>h............ 200 100
Running High Jumps. .......... 80. ECO
Township tug "t war. .............. 1000
BIND Race. ............ 100
Lea frog Race. Observation-Disclosures. IOO 80
Foot Race. 10a yards dash, ........ 100 30
1ha two last n,mcd Tor boys under Is years old.
FOR THURSDAY.
Tug OF War-by WortIington Fire Co... ...S 800
Relay Race. ........ Speaking Trumpet.
Foe Race. 100 yard dash, men, ......... go
Standing Iii h jun free for all, ......... 100
TIL ee legged Rae. free for all, ........... 200
Wheelbarrow Race, free for all. ......... leo
PRIMARY MEETING.
A caucus of the Republican voters
of Wortlington township will be held
Saturday, September 81, at s p. M, in
J. A. Towns office, for the purpose Of
selecting three delegates to the Rtpub-
lican county convention to be held OF,
the 27ih. Ey oldcr of Com.
REPUBLICAN VILLAGE CAUCUS,
TlNE:-Saturd..y September 27th,
1892. At s O'Clock, y. m.
PLACE,-G. \. Il, Hall.
! PURpOsE:-To elect II delegates to
the County Convention called for the
nth inst. at IL "A. III. at G.. Il. Hall in
Warrington.
| Let every Republican in the village
be present. By order of the Village
Republican Executive Committee.
| r. l.. IlUM1STON, Chairman.
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LOCAL..


Corn, go.
Eggs, l5c.
Barley. 25 to Csc.
Wheat, Coo. to G5.
Butter, l5c.
Potatoes, SO
Cubeb Cough Cure-one minute.
All of the Shaker medicines at Dab
cock s drug store.
Mr.. Frank Crane, of Mank.to, spent
Sunday with his parents in this city.
sell Groceries, Crockery and Glass
ware. W. W. LovELEss.
Rev. Brown baptized Mrs. Paine in
the lake on Sunday after the morning
service.
Send your children in to trade with
me. will not sell them poor arti-
Gle. W. W. LOvELEss.
Geo. W. Wilson, ESQ.,, WAS called to
Heron Lake on legal business last
Tuesday.
Mr.. s. A. IIildreth left on the mid
night train Sunday for Minneapolis,
on business.
Mrs. is. McNlanus, and her aunt,
Mrs. Burdett, visited with friends here
over Sunday.
Wanted-A young man of steady
habits to learn the blacksmith's trade
| Apply to W. J. Dougherty, Rushmore
! Mobiles Co., MINI.
l.. e. Long, Esq the Peoples can
didate for C"ngr IS. will address ou>
citizens at one Of the sessions of The
Campaign Institute, Sept. 80. Every
body should turn out.
| For Rent-A good suite of rooms L
rent by the 1st of the month.
Mrs. Brown,
G!1* At Western House.
Mr.. August Pnlson lost u valuable
horse last F, iday Ivy blood poisoning
This is II great less to MIR. Poison, a.
he had been offered a good sum 70
him only a few weeks ago.
For Salp-One or two hundred sheep
number to suit purchaser. Inquire OF
Sec 33, Graham Lake township, or nd
dress, j. II. DENTON,
60 k!nbrae. Mobiles Co., Mimi.
! We regret 10 learn that q. Aver. Esq
the official court rep 'rter for this Ju'i
rial district, has suffered the loss Of al
eight year old daughter, on ThursdA
last, by that unspAriug scouryc til
diphtllclia.
The ladies' WHO are going to tax
part in the "hrrad contest" at til
Mobiles county fair, Sept. .-7l|'. 2Sti
:9.h, must enter two leaves Of Urea
AS soon as 10 o'clock Wednesday NOR,
ing. II committee will be on til
ground to receive the bread, All
arrange the exhibit.
Nice clover hay to sell. Grand K
milch cows. GO Dr.. MOORE.
Corn Belt Elk 30 sition to be held ;
Mitchell, South Dakota, Sept. 2Sth
be held Sept. 18th to Oct. 5th. II
e. St. r., NJ H. y Rwy will sell rou'
"trip tickets Sept. eth to Oct. LIST, III.
Oct. 3rd to 5th. for s. s. for round tri
Tickets good to return until Oct. St
1892. std.
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THURSDAY, September q

IL
ARRIVAL ANDDEPARTUEEO TRAINS
CHICAGO. Sr: Pxu1., MINvEApoL1s& OMAHA. nv.
no. 1pAssENGEA.
Going West
J.frrv, NinInl)OllS IT t:su IT,
E"lvc WOrthjngtnn ~ 81 " H.
Arrive ut sioux City at ':'o !" "'~
GOING WEST NO. PASSENGER
Lc,vo Ninn"aD,lis 1T 1900 m
1r-jveat Worthin"tOn at 2:2 p M.
Arrive'uC Sioux City ut I" oo p Ill.
GOING EAsr-So. PAssENGA
Leave Sioux City 1T 9:'o p u"
Leave WOrtlTngtOn {: ~ i m
Erri ~ at Minneap)i Mt $3.50 IN.
G)rSG c\sr no. ! PsssENGER.
Arrive At SIOUX City S:a' m
Arrive ~ W burlington At I!:l !"
Arriveat Minneapolis 1T ':jo NJ
ACCOMMODATION.
caves " 'rthingf0n at 'z3" p M
.(>riug West
l..Aves Worthington 1T 3:A5 m
SIOUX FALLS LINE.
Go1x,: ExsT-p1ssENGKR NO. 20.
leaves Sioux Fallsat s:D m
Arrlvcsnl NurthingtOn ut ll:3i IN,
GONG wEsr-rAs,8SGER NO. 10.
Leaves WorthingtOn at 2:2 m
arrive at Sioux Falls $3.50 p. H.
Me<.-Ieaye Worthtngton 800 a. n.
Es,t-1xrriveat WorthingtSn uao p. II.
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The Shaker medicine company closed
f"nr nights engagement 1T the Ma
sonic Hall last evening to we'll sled
house. We copy from the Sioux Falls
Press the following: "Dr. Louis Tur-
ner, the learned and widely celebrated
Shake: physician, takes his departure
from Sioux Falls to-day. 1t is not
nsu l!y the .sr that u man can enter
a city under conditions similar to thos.
under which the Shaker Doctor made
his appearance in Sioux Falls, and in
Il few weeks capture tile affect lois and
esteem of the entire po"n'ation. as ne
hia succeeded in doing he1e. That he
has the best wishes IF The Press in his
travel through life, goes without say
ing.'1
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Highest Of all in Leavening Power-Latest U. S. Govt Report
Re-! B Bs%5s@;
ABSOLUTELY PURE

attend the cancus in his voting pre-
cinct, to appoint delegates to the
county convention which meets in
Worthineton on Tuesday next. Let
there be full delegations from every
cleo ion district. With good nominal
tons the Republicans may hopefully
enter upon the campaign.
Mr.. G. W. Brant left Monday morn
ing for st. Paul.
Hon. C. II. Smith, OF st. Paul, was
in town on Wednesday.
Mrs. S. Eastman and two children
are quite sick Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Will Mcdonald. of the Western
House, left on Monday for Omaha.
Miss Alice Christie left on Tuesday
for short visit with friends at Min
neapolis.
Mr.. J. e. McManus, formerly of
Worthington, is visiting his father at
Edgerton, MINI.
Bishop Gilbert will deliver the aer-
mon at the Episcopal church next Sun
day evening ut 7:30.
Wanted-a good milch cow at once.
Mrs. Brown,
6'l* At Western House.
The pay car on the Omaha Railway
went over the branch last Tuesday,
making the boys glad.
For Sale-A good yoke OF oxen 8 yrs.
old, cash or years time
G3 Dr.. MOORE.
Mrs G. NJ. Boen, formerly Of this
place, but now of Kasota, is visiting
Miss Joseph Lovele5s this week.
Shiloh's Cure will immediately re-
lieve Group, wl,ooping cough and
bronchitis. AtC. II. Babcock's. m
Mrs. Frank Littlc6eld, who has been
visiting her father, Mr.. ). A. uildreth.
left fer her home ut Marshall last Fri.
day.
All entries for the fair must be made
before O'Clock the first day, unless
it should be stormy, in which case they
may he made the next day.
For SALE:-For Cash or on time, Of
will trade for horses or hay, al almost
new hay press. Apply to
5-tf HAZARD 4 STOUT.
The new instruments fer the Swedish
Cornct Band have arrived, aud care
fully tested by the leader, Mr. Martin
Oleson, and found to 10 in perfect
order.
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N Us [CC!!

YOU CAN BE a MUSICIAN IN ONE EVENING
WITH A HARRINGTON MUSIC GUIDE.
You can sing ami play 'Old Folks At HOme,''
''Marching Through Georgia. and 4 dozen 9TH
crs on the piano or organ and play accOmpani-
ments or chords in any key. 1t is the greatest
musical invention of the age and anyone can
understand it at once without any previous
knowledge Of music. Price t!.25. W. H. Har-
liEgtOn 2!O5 n. Girard Ave. Minneapolis, MINI.
Send for circular. Agents wanted. 3m3
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Miss Irma Wilson, daughter Of Judge
Geo. W. Wilson was awarded the prize
at the Shaker Medicine concert last
Tuesday evening, for being good look
illy. A well deserved commitment.
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Claude Wood, the IT, Year old son Of
Mr.. E +. Wood, while taking u COW
To pasture on Sunday morning, lost
the thumb Of one Of lis bands. lie
was loading the cow by rope, which
ne was winding round a tree, when his
thumb was caught between the rope
and the tree, s-vering it near the baud.
DR.. Webb, assisted by DR.. Curran, re-
moved the wounded member at the
joint. and the Young sufferer was 80 ia.
relieved. lie is doing we'll.
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The ladies WHO are going to take
part in the "hrrad contest" at the
Mobiles county fair, Sept. .7ll'. 18th,
:9.h, must enter two leaves Of bread
AS soon as 10 O clock Wednesday morn
ing. \ committee will be on the
ground to receive The bread, and
arrange the exhibit.
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We regret 10 learn that tI.Ayer. Esq
the official court rep ,rter for this Juhl.
riAl district, has suffered the loss Of III,
eight year old daughter, on Thursday
last, by that uuspAriug scouryc the
diphthclia.
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Nicr clover hay to sell. Grand for
nilc. cows. GO Dr.. MOORE.
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l carry AS nice u line of fruit as any
other man. W. ". LOvELEss.
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Rev. e. S Ware resumed his place as
rector Of the st. Johns Episcopal
chunch on last Sunday evening, hold
ing service in the evening. His old
friends extend h III u hearty welcome.
Prof. Hamlin Garland, the promin-
ent author and the ''Artna's' favOrite
writer, will give lecture in this city
some time next month. Mr.. Garland
should he greeted by large and at
teutive audience.
The Hon. Jas. p. Pinkham will speak
1T &. A. II. hail next Monday night.
1t will be al historical address on the
temperance movement and of great
educational value to all for the facts
of history it will Contain about reform
movements. MIR. Pinkham commands
the respect Of all for his cool, clear,
logical way of speaking.
A new sign is to appear OH Saturday
next on the corner by the Worthington
Bank Building, to indicate the bust
MSS Of ). A. uildreth. The sign will
be "a inches square, and q inches it,
height. On one side, Will ('c, Hot aud
Cold Batl,s,': and Oh the other ''Shnv-
ing and lair Cutting" Mr.. Hildretil
ii'lds his two bath rooms all too made.
quate for the demands of the public,
aud he is seriously contemplating al,
enlargenn mt at III early day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-11


She can execute a rhapsody by Liszt A. few can
dn It: 7:
She can wArhle Sc1nberla Serenade-tou'lI
listen gladly tu 1t: :
She can give scene from "Ingomar." from
Hamlet" ur "Uthello," ..
Her manners very fetching, and her voice ii
sweet and mellow. .'~-. IN
She can tell A story nicely. and she's something +
OF poet. + :=*
And there's not u fad that comes to town but"
she's the first ia kunw IT, +:
She's derotue Of kirl:ng, and she likea the
style of lhsen. -... .~
She's 'up" In art, and raves about Du Ma urier
and Gibson.
She enjoys coltec football gn1no-wonld walk
tivt. mllts 10 view It.:
Knows tue Iutr&t ro>t4-nr trcAi1~And tho
flur~t whu 1r~{ srtw IT,
She dances like Il euuheA1n: argues freq trade
aud protection. ...:s >:
And anxiously, Intensely waits the coming tall
eect Ion. p: F.. -. -
She can teach class In Sunday school, preside
ut Some high tea:
She reads Emerson and Sws1enhorg and talka
theoSophr;
She attends q school of languages. and also one
Of cooking.
And apes The i,oses OF Delsarte to keep herself
1.-THE looking:
And her great grandmother's portrait, Which
WAS done in eighteen twe":t.
Keeps watch although suggestive quite OF
dolce far niente}-~
Keeps wntcls and wonders tshe who 9aw tho
renlury's hegnning1 :.
At this .nAny charms 1t tAkea to make u mod-
ern maiden winning! IT,. :.. H.. II:
-Cancinnnti Commercial Gazette.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-11


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