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The Irish standard., 1899-02-11
ALBERT MUELLER.
Attorney Tor Mort t-agcc.
Dated. ST. Paul. Mimi. Jam. 10, 1879.
MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE; SAIL,

MORTGAGE FORECLOSlRE SALE
Default has been made in tho conditions
of certain mortgage made hy thn&. y. j.
Marsh and Ellen a. Marsh. his wife, and
John NJ. Bartlett and Ahhir 8. BARTLETT his
wife. as mortsaGors, To lsaac !atw.;rr. as
morlGaEer. and dated July lSl. lS.., and
recorded in the Office of the Register of
Deeds. in iirnncpin County, State of Mime
sofa. on the 3d day of August. 1873. in Book
A0G of Mortgages. on lagc il3. The premises
described in said mort rts;Sc are situated in
said lirnnrpin County and described as fol-
lows. viz: Lots one ID two t",. three ,3,,
four tD, five 90. thirteen u3), fourteen un
fifteen Uio. and sixteen tlG,, In block two ~
and all of block four Cd. all in Marsh Il
Barllcit'S first addition To Minneapolis ac-
cOrdinE to the plat of said addition nuw on
file or of record in tn" office of the Rrpisirr
of Deeds in and for said llrnnrpin County
and State of Minnesota. There Is due at
the date hereof on said mortgage tho sum
of four thousand eight hundred ana forty
dollars. and no action at law or otherwise
has been instituted to collect The. amount
du" on said mortgage. save Il Judgment
which has been rendered in the District
Court of said llrnmrpm County in favor of
said Isaac Atwatcr and against S;lid t'nls
a. j. Marsh and John Al. bartlett, entered
and dnckctcd oct. 10Th 1898. for $i.S;a;.u?. ON
which execution has been duly issued and
returned unsutiSicu.
Now. therefore. notice is hereby given that
by virtue ol the power al sale Ill said mort
gage contained. and of the statute in such
ease made und provided, sitid NOR, gage
will he furccloscd and Tho premises therein
described will be sold al public auction for
cash to the highest bidder ut the front door
of the Court House. on Fourth street in
Minneapolis, llcnncrin County, ON Monday,
the Goth day of February, 1879, al 10 o'clock
a. H.. TO satisfy said mortgage debt and
scvcnty-iive dollars attorneys fee and dis
burscments allowed by law.
Jan. 5th, 1899
ISAAC ATWATER, Murtr;lScc.
j. Il. ATWATIR
Attorney for Mortgages.
The Irish standard., 1899-02-11
J,ROI,ATE NOTICE.

IfolbA ~ N(Dl1f'f.
State of Minnesota, County of Iirnncpln.-
Probate Court.
In the Matter Of The Estate OF Snbiila Ellen
Sullivan. deceased
On reading ana liling the petition of Bryan
tnrcrly. of Minneapolis. iinnmcpin Count v,
Minnesota representing TINT Snbinn Ellen
Sullivan has lately died intcstnic. n resi-
dent and inhabitant Of the County Of Hem
nepin ana State OF Minnesota. leaving goods.
rhlttcIs and estate within this County. and
praying that administration of her estate
be TO John J. cnffrriy, granted:
1t Is Ordered. That said petition be heard
at Il special term of this Court, TO he held
at the Court House in the city of Mime
;,polis. In said County. on Monday,
The 27th day OF February, 1880 at
10 O'Clock In the forenoon. n,l tina I
notice of such henring be given tn all
persons interested. by publishing this order
at least once In each week for three sue
ccssivc weeks prior TO said day Of hearing
IN ''rho Irish Stnndnrd." II newspaper
printed and published in said Comfy.
Dated al Minneapolis this second day of
February, 1899.
by Ia" Court
+. G. HARVEY,
Judge OF Probate.
J. j. M'IIAII;.
Attorney Law
The Irish standard., 1899-02-11
SUMMONS.

S(ANtNS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY OF
Ilrnnrpm-Distrct Court, Fourth .Iuiicial
District.
Lillian ID. I.lppinrott, plaintiff, VS.. Albert
t. l.ippincoht. defendant.
Tile state Of Minnesota to the above.
named drfcntant:
You are hereby summoned ANA required
to answer the complaint Of the plaintiff In
the above entitled action. which complaint
is ON ill" in the office "f the clerk of tho
ahuvr court. AT the court house in li ,ity
of Minneapolis, county ana state aforesaid,
and to sr,v" II copy Of your answer To said
complaint ON the subscribed AT his Ollie.
in the rily of Minneapolis, in th" said rulln-
ty Of fcnnrpln within thirty daNs after tho
service Of tins summons upon YOU, exclusive
Of the day of such service. and If you
fail to answer the said complaint within
the time aforesaid tn" plaintiff in This ;,c-
tion Will apply to the court for the relief
demanded In said complaint.
Dntcd this 18th day Of January. lSu
ARTHUR II. MOVES and
T.. A. PREM NbEItGASr.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
4OS Globc Building,
hIpp,rih,Iu
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% eber fein e ia m m + L
ter

~ y ~ - ~ 80 80 y ~ =
Petersburg, 26. SUM. - Die
G5arina bra6te beute Na6miitag Elm
SD6Ier6sn CUR Welt. Sdfelbe miro
ben Namsn Muria er6alten.
8on berWbrii ii Itungs 6 NJ
feren5.
Comb II, 26.Suni.-0isv Simes"
perDfTsntGi9t beute Moreen ben 5ert
oss ruiiI6an 8orI6lagss, tpel6er uuf
einsn Stinltdnb Der RiiTtunger CUR
See fir bic Oauer bon brei Sabren u6z
Stelt. Die Marine 9iiOgets Der Rez
aisrunssn iolsH fir ben benunntsn
3eitraltm niht erbDbt tper0en.
Die umeritanii6en 0slegaten 6aben
eins umfangrei6e OsnfI9rift u6er Die
5rues bes S6ubes Don neutrdlem @iz
qentbum auf Gee perDffentli9t. Srobz
benz 1T nu9 1pie Dor bic Meinung borz
berrT9enb, bab bic Srieb'nszGoaferen3
ni9t competent lei, iid nit oieier Sra
ge gu befaiIen.
Msbr pergebli9e 9er-I II d {
5ur Rettung Der
rpuris."
2onbpn. 26. sSuni. - Samltag
unb Spnntda nurOen dbermdls Ser
Iu9s gema9i, ben nabe 5allnoutb, an
Der &IIte bon Gorntpua. gsltranbeten
Oampfsr yparis" in tiefes Waiier gu
sieben. Die Weriu9e miBgliidten.
Das 5abr5eue lit srbe6li6 srlei6teri
porben, lieet iebp6 mod immer feit.
Stint Sau6sr unterIu9en CUR 3eit
ieinen Gumpf.
Cine 9spue 5u albert + t.
2onDpn, 26, SUM. - &0nigin
8iftoria, Der 9er5oq Don Cambridge,
Der Bring BON Wales, Der 9er3pg bon
Yort, 9robfiirIi Mi4ael BON HuB@
lamb, Der 9er5os bon Sonnau96l uno
piels anbers biltineuirte perIonen
pp6ntsn 6eute elmer Hepiis uber 49,
OOO Der bsTtsn Sruppen pe5 a0nigreiz
DIES gu 2llOsrIbpt bel. Sn 2onoOn
lsgt man oiefe Hebiis 6eute 4beno Oaz
bingebsno aus, baB Ii6 Die aOnigin
uberaeusen lpollte, DaB ibre Sruppen
gum OienIi bereit Tinb, mo- immer Iie
gebrau6t perDen fOnnen = inSruns@
padi pber anDerspp. Die &0nioin fDq
bauptFdhli6 gu Dem 3rpeds, Der Rez
pie bei5ulpobnen, BON 9almorat,
S6ottldnD, getommen Iein.
Die 5ruppen befanoen aus 1900
Mann Snfunterie uro 5000 Munn
9apaGsrie, nit so @sI9ubsn. Na6s5u
ale W}ilitGr 2ltta6es Der dustpdrliz
gen @eTanDtidaflen paren antpsIsno,
unb SbsrIi GUNNER, Der amsritaniz
F6s Militdr 4lta9e, ion DIR Be
ipunDerung falt uuBer ii6 gepeTer
Iein. @r pergli6 bic 2lrmee Der a0z
nigin nit veinem Waloe ppn aiibernz
benz Sto6l Iber elmer purpurEee" uno
Faats, es lei Die pra6ippllte Repiie,
tpslder er nod 6eigstpobnt babe.
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5ruppsn pOsr CUR 8eritdrtung oer
glrnee oes Generals Oiis getroflsn
tperoer. 2tu9 lperoe @snerdl Soiepb
86ssler Bis pa6in tein COMMANDO ers
holien.
Die Sibungen bss Sberges
riots gu Wlaniia,
Wfaniia, 26. SUM-. - @robsS
SnterefIe beiunbet Ii6 bier be3ii9li4
oes Teiulialss pes erlten S6rittes in
Der Hi6tuu9 bon SelbItre9isrung.
rpelder CUR 3sit bier gema6t ptro.
Sds Sbergericbt bGIt tGgli6e SIbrna
gen uno bic umerifuniIhen unO eInge1
borsnen Ri6ter cpnIuitirsn nit 9ulfe
Don Oolmell6ern. @eneral Otis bah
Den Maior Young, BON Der utah1
8at!erie, ii6errsost, nod cine 3eit lang
na6 Der 2lbretIe ieiner 9atterie bier
81 blei6en, um an ben 9erl6tslibuns
gen She'll gu ne6msn. Orsi Der einges
borenen Hi6ter Iino dbtpeIeno. Mms
6rpTip Rian5arss, Hi9ter Der 9rImIs
nal Nbtbeliung, mar 6ur SeIt Der
9tntiinOisung Der @rnsnnungen Slts
fGnig gu Surlace, mo bic SnIurgera
tensR,gjerung bren Sib battle, uno
ipurbe perbaftet unO 81 iebensldn9li4
der 9erbannung perurlbeilt. $50 er
Ii1 jebt befinbet, 1T niht betdnnt.' psa
bro 2lprento, Elm anbersr Der Ri3ter,
lit in Gebu, lpp er grpBen @Influb
bal uno Ti4 nit gutem grfolge bes
mibt, Die 8epDlferung nit Der dmert=
taniI6en Serri6uft uus5uTohnen.
Die singeborenen Ri6ter fperbeD
Criminal Yro3eFe leiten uno Surjss
oiftion iibsr ane 9ergeber buben, ous
Der Iol9sn, tpelde DON Splpaten poer
esqen bic Militdr SsbOrbe begangsn
iperben.
Sas &anIasz unb bas Wtonlanas
9plontGr Hegiment iino auf bem
Ridtpe9e BON San Sernanbo bIerber.
sic purDsn our9 bas II. uno 8. res
auldre Snfunteris Regiment o6ge.
l01t. Se1pr Quis Marinas, Der erIe
fpani16e @sneral &onIul fir Die
pbilippiner, III BON Singapore bier
angsfOmmen.
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Gin Shmsr;en.9 .9inoernnssmittel.
,Raswap's RsaSp Reeiet
fur tuntrItdben uns duaerIidbsn Ssbraueb.

fur tmntrItd,en uns duasrIidbsn Sebraud.
gsi'm @.brau6 bon RsOi,in iur ainSrung o.s
Sdmtr,eu iputsu iuir ipI4s psrmsiotn uslts oos
epf,m affi,reu. Opium, WerPbiR, Gbloroforms
@sibtr, Gotain unb GblOral 6tbsbtn ben S6mers
babura baS fe bas GmpfinouHQss s9ermbesn srrs
aSr,n uue Der 9atitnt bic Gsiiblstrait ptrliert.
9s IL oies zine i.br Dsrb,ebli6t prars fe mass
frt S, Spmptpme last fs nitt trtenntn, II tatt
sas 9e.t,u ~ tntfrnsn, ruinirt fs ben Wdo.ns
bic Sober unb GiHgtueiot, tobtti BEL ldngrr5orts
ftsuna bic Rrp,n unO ssruEiatt IufaIs 0br oagts
mtint 9dbmung.
gs li,st tsin, Rotbpsnbiettit bpr, Sisis nna.s
niNtn Rtotiamtutt iu s,srauden, fusnn elm Hbr.s
S.ilmttsl, ipis RaDDaps Rsahs Rttitt
bic oudltnbtn S6mtrsen raider Iincut, pbu, ira
s,nb p.Idjen Radtbsil fir Riuber pOer Gr,uu&i,uss
Gs btbsbt iOfOrt bic uudlenotn o6mnjtn, Sut4
,lnSunq, uno furitt Gonq,tiontn, sb fs nun Do1
br 9uuoe. bem Maqtn, ben Gine,tutiom anSutn
Srafn oer ealsim obiOnbsrnOsn N.mbrun.n
b,rrubrtH. -.
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Npf) INNER fcine Gnminatinn.

2ouispills, &p., 26. SUM-. =
Der oemofrat14s Staats Gonbsnt
bon Sentudb pertagte ih aud beute
nieOer, o6ns bic Domination zines
Goumrnsurs @anDioatsn gu 6etpsrtz
iisllisen. 3pei reIultatioIe 4bftImz
mungen purben Oorgenommsn.
@roBsr 2Grm bsrrIdte abermals
pGbrsno Der bsutisen Sibuns uno es
fam gu usrIhispsnsn aufregenoenScsz
men. Sbns bic 4npsIenbsit elmer iturz
fen 9lbtbeiiuns poliaei piiroe es
ipabrldeinli6 gu Sanosreifl;4teiten
gelommsa jein.
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Baltimore, Wso, 9enlaq. ben ~. Suni 1899.
Iab 9lnIpriif. Der DeutI6en fiir Tsr@
lutte, iuslds Disie .pGbrsnD Der Oauer
Der unruben eriittsn tobsn."

Iab InIpriife Der OeutT6en fir Tsrz
lutte, tpslh. Dieie spdbrsno Der Oauer
Der unruhen eriittsn hoben."
Neuer 9rGiibent erp a pit.
Sn Miin9sn purna Der befanni,
puldntolog Or. pill. 9sbssmrutb
8arl Qlfreo BON 3ittsl Sum YrdIiosn@
ten Der fal. baperii6en Itobirrle Der
Wihsulhaften an SteHs BON Or. mso.
Mar bon psttsnfofer, Der Isin Nmt in
5olse bobsn Differs nieOereelegt bate,
.rpdblt. (Yettentoftr lpuros om 3.
DECEMBER 1918 gebpren, 1T alio 81
Sabre aft. gr fat burh feline Werts
ii6sr Gntltetung Der G6olera, iofple
8srbrsitun9 uno 8sfdmpFlng oerislz
ben einsn bsrporraesnben Namsn in
Der nebi3inifGen uno pihenI9aftliz
den Welt sema9t.)
5tilIsr Sonntag in Bien.
8ien bat sslteru piOer grIpdrten
gum riten Mlal lett ldngerer 3eIt Ell
nen Itillen Sonntag gsbabt. Oo9 glng
ss ni6t gang obne politii9s Demon
Itrationen ab. SaltIsnoe BON Spaiallz
item aoeen in gsIdlohenen 9ruppen
na6 ben Hingltrabsn, improplIirte
8erI Ianlmlungsn fanbsn mebrfad fatt,
in lpsl6en als 2lugenblidsreoner Die
Sp3id(i1tenfii6rer gQenbpaen unD
S6ubmeisr aufiraten. Sic erfldrteu,
bic 9egner bss jebigenResimes inOeItz
reid oiirften ni6t ruben. nod roiten,
Bis Der, jebige Yremierminiltsr 9raf
Sbun unb Der rdriitlihzIoaiale" le"Oberz
giirgermeiiter Dr. &arl 2ue9sr aus
ibren 4emtern berbrdngt uno beIeitigt
Ieien. uebrigsns tpuren umfahenOe
polt5eilids Si4erbeitsmaBreseln eez
troffen. Oas Rutbbaus tpuroe uuf
Or. Gueeer's Inratben bon 800 pollz
5iiten beIeBt sebalten, uno oieIe, uno
mebr nod Der in galpaltisen 9ihen
nisosritrDmenos Regen psrbinoertsn
errItli9 bsfiirdtete sr0bere Demon
l
Illerlei aus Dsutidlanb.
Sn Stuttgart f.isrts Der Mdnnerss,
1angpsreir n2ieosrtrar5" f.in 75,Stif>
tungsfeit in gldn5enosr Wsiie.
Sn 8er6inoung nit benz 8erIten'z
f6en 8antbru6 in 8uiIel tprrbe Der
2anbesrentmeii iter 8orteimss tpe9sn
untsrf6laeuneen berbaftet.
Sn prag puros Die SutI6enldaft
nSeutunia" tpesen osufId nationaler
aunbgebungsn uufgelDt.
Der betanute Mu7itpd'pasose 9tlbert
2Dl6born feisrte geitsrn bel pollItdnoiz
ger esiItiger 5rii9e uno tDrperlider
HiiItigfsit ieinen 80. 9e6urtstag. gu
ghrsn bes greiien Qe6rers purOs in Der
rSdlaraffsnbltrs" Elm JsItygommsrs
gsfeiert.
Der Hei9stagsa6georbnete Qtlbert
4sIter (Sp5taloemotruD bonn 9. bubiz
i9sn 8ablfrsis 0forBbeim) bat Tsin
Manbat nieosrgelest. gBie bereits gu
Qnfang bes Sabres mitgeib,ilt, 1T 9r.
4gIter nerpenlsibsno; er Eisbt Ii6 jeBt
in 6olge Ieiner ardntli6feit ge3punz
gen, aus bsm Reidstage aus5utreten.
Oie 8erlinsr poli5ei fat in ibren Ell
eensn Reibsn rdubiee Sddflein entz
bsdt. gls gefdbrli9en 5abrrabbieb
bat lis einen gelpiFen Otto Sdlidteiz
fen binsfelt gena6t, unb als Miti6ulz
bigs elmer @adtmsilter unO orei
Gorf,,,4,( (p1,ta
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Offi3iere auf Dem Bege
ma 6 Munifa.

gDas ben Warssl an Sffi5iersn be-
triffI, 10 tpirD bsrFel6e our9 bic 9lnz
tunft Der SransporaoampFer r3eaz
lanoia" unp ySberioan," pe.he mil
elmer 4ln3a9l OFfisier. fir DE uuf
Den p6ilippinen Eationirtsn asgimen>
ter Don San 5ran5isco u6ging.n, be-
feiti9t psrosn. 9enerul 2toiutant
Gorbin srflGrt, aQe gu Isgimentsrn
duf Den pbilippinsn ge60rigen Diff
5iers, tpsl9s aus irgeno elmer urIa6s,
duber 8ranf6eit. ubpeFsno Iinp, 6dtz
ten gsfebl er6aiEen, Iih Iofort i6ren
aegimenisrr an5pf4i;eBen. IA Diff
5isre liro our 3sli duf 5ranspOrtfdiFz
fen na6 Manil1 unier4rt9s.
Sstrstdr 9llgsr Fugts 6aIs, Dor Der
4iidfebr oes prdIioentsn Wcainltb
aus Neu @n9luno piiroen teIne
MaBreaeln aur antper6uug pei.erer
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Sin 5adel5ug Der 9aasnIer Siuoenz
ten gu @bren 8ismard's poli5eI=
li1 perboten. - Die SEuoenlen
uppslirsn an ben aaiIer. = De-
pututionen Der peu!Iden 9p6lduz
len legsn ardn5e auf ben Sarfoz
p6a9 besaittan5lers gu 5rieOridsz
rub. - 2bermals Elm Sirits gu
@refelo. - 6rsi6srr p. 9ammer=
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~. Re9. Yrid,aro,
0eeso,1S166l Observation-Disclosures
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14

.~d .~1 80 -
.....' -. ~ 80 .. - II 49, ~..ts
!. sn5 ..ts.s -. :. . 8. II. - -
i,.,E J. 49, -;sb. 49,, - &c. = | =. h..d Te,;sd
~. q .coM ..J ~ ..m...
came .n,o nv n.,m ~ .,d 80 Co.
I.b rhen v.s : o;.iI - n Il
var. cry and .r,ld -h.n E he-.n NV
M. .n.s r fo.E .tous t-o sonr. -
f;n;.h q non,, rst nd ~ thst
one
~ WE. .h~ ~... -. 7 h. d
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14

the following facts which are
published by the Aberdeen, s:
D., News, indicate that his indif-
ference is only assumed. The
News says:
William J. Bryan is the only
man who ever lived who makes or
has made money by being a stand
ing candidate for Office. Accord
ing to statement made in this
city yesterday by Senator Petit
grew, Mr.. Bryan netted $500
from the reception rendered him
at Sioux Falls, that amount being
his so per cent of the gate re-
ceipts, and besides this got 500
from the Madison Chautauqua
and 800 from the Tacoma Park
association all for delivering the
self-same speech, which contain
cd not new idea or single valua-
BILE suggestion.-Mpls Tribune
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14

Pittsburg reports that the us.
ual summer shutdown will not oc.
cur this year, as manufacturers
must keep going to fill orders
booked. This condition of things
prevails very generally through
out the country. There never was
time when so much money was
being paid out in wages and when
wages were uniformly so satisfac-
tory to wage-earners. The end of
the century finds the United
States, Citadel of Protection, bles-
sed as no other nation is now or
ever has been blessed with abun-
dant prosperity. The way to in
sure continuance thereof is clear
and plain. The mistake Of 1892
cost too much to be repeated in
l9OO--American Economist.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14
The New Style of Writing.

Since vertical writing has been ad-
opted in schools it has been consider
ed necessary by some to use a very
stiff and hard pen, and nearly. ali
the pen makers recommend pens of
this heavy and unyeilding descrip-
ton. IL is an error, however to make
them too stiff, for sufficient action
and fexibility are the essential
qualities of perfect pen. 1t is we'll
known that many persons have a
tendency to grip the holder and
press too hard with the pen. This
habit can only be overcome bv using
one made with some degree of flexi-
bility aud tineness of point which
compels a lightnes of. touch, and
helps towards graceful and glid-
ing notion. Pens made properly
will be found to write smoothly, and
are suitable either for vertical or
ordinary slanting writing.
The Spencerian Vertical Pens No.
37., carry out these ideas and possess
this smoothness of action and we'll
tempered firmness, together with the
we'll known superior in finish of the
Spencerian Pens.
samples will be sent free of charge
to our readers if this item is cut out
and sent with name and address to
the Spencerian Pen Co., $50 Broome
St., New York City.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14
Northwestern Juniors.

The topic for this week is an OK.
ceptionally pleasing one. Let ut
hear from many of the boys and girls
on the subject. All papers must be
in not later than Thursday, Monday
would be still better. :
''THE ONE THING NECESSARY
FOR CONFINEMENT. WHY?"
June 23rd.
Supposing that yon have the fam.
GUS Wishing Stone in your hand,
what special thing would you wish
for to make you just as happy as the
day is longi Everyone Of us fire.
quently says: IF could only do
60 and 80, or have such-and such q
thing, I should be perfectly happy"
Sometimes 1t is the qualification Of Z
great ambition, but just as often it is
something simple and apparently
easy to have. What especial act or
power Of possession would fiji the
cup of your happiness to the brim!
Ny most discouraging day that /
can remember was one that happen.
ed long ago.
got up that morning with had
headache which was q bad beginning
for suchsa day. ] washed the dish
90 and had to wipe them also, which
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14

Governor Stone, of Missouri,
believes its suicidal for the demo-
cratic pa' ty to make expansion an
issue. He. believes that in the
Philippines the duty of the gov
ernment is to restore order and
sub-due insurgents. He believes
the islands should be held to
build up American trade in the
Orient, and he wants a big mer-
chant marine and a3big army and
navy. The progressive democrats
of Missouri are, like their COVER
nor, expansionists, and Billy Bry-
an will find that even old Missouri
has passed away from him while
he stands with his face to the rear.
Toledo Blade.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14
No Right to Ugliness.

The woman who is lovely in face
form and temper will ALWAYS have
friends, but one who would 0e attract
i've must keep her health. If she is
weak, sickly and all run down. she
will be nervous and irritable. II she
has constipation or kidney trouble
her impure blood will cause pimples,
blotches, skin eruptions and a wretch
ed complexion. Electric Bitters is
the best medicine in the world to re-
gulate stomach, liver aud kidneys and
to purify the blood. 1t gives strooa
nerves bright eyes, smooth, velvety
skin, rich complexlons. It will make
q good looking charming woman of q
run down invalid. Only so cents at
Ray Humiston's Drug store.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14

Funston's Swimmers the rebels
will soon be brought to their sem
$685." This was news in Washing
ton. f
Senator Brown. of Utah, is
in Washington. He reports his
state as being very prosperous,
and said of the political outlook:
Utah will, I think, be in the re-
publican column in 19OO,. and
Colorado also. There is no ques-
tion that Bryan's popularity in
the West has been on the wan for
some time. I was recently assur-
ed in Denver, by a number of in
fluential men, that Bryan would
be unable to carry Colorado should
he be nominated. His loss of
prestige, however, is SO obvious
that I do. not believe he will be
the candidate of his party for
President again. .
President Mckinley RECENTLY
said to q friend who asked him
when 'heF ex xpected to take his
summer vacation: t.How can I
take to the woods while there is
SO much to :be done towards rails
ing and looking after the Philip
pines, faithfully carry out the ob-
legations imposed upon me by the
constitution? It is my desire that
the army in the Philippines shall
be tho best in the world; that Gen.
Otis shall have everything he re-
quires> for the comfort of his
troops, and that there shall be
nothing lacking to bring the cam
paign to speed and successfully
termination. f have not given any
thought to the question of a va
cation, and will not until Con.
Otis reinforcements are we'll un-
der way and all arrangements
have teen perfected for the re-
turn of the, volunteers" Presi-
dent Mckinley is acting right up
to the sentiments quoted. He
gives the closest personal atten-
tion to every detail of the military
arrangements for the Philippines,
and impresses upon all his sub
ordinates the, necessity for exer-
cising the most watchfQl care to
see that no. mistakes are made
that will hamper Gen. Otis.
AS a precautionary measure,
Secretary Long::has ordered that
four of the converted: yachts used
in the war with Spain-the Dor
othea, Frolic, Hawk and Viking
be put in conditionlfor emergency
service, SO that in. case of any
need for a u. S. War vessel in
the West Indies or on the coast of
Central America it will not be
necessary to- detach one of the
large vessels: from the North At
lantic squadron, which is prepar-
ing for an important series of
manoeuvres., i
Everybody. is laughing at the
Anti-Bryan democrats since Gov.
Hogg, Of Texas, turned the big
Tammany powwow, which was in
tended to sound, the keynote for,
the eastern movement intended to
keep Bryan out of the nomination
next year, into q Bryan jubilee
meeting.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14

It is announced that Capt. Van
SAINT will be candidate for gov
ernor in the coming campaign. He
once attained siderable height
for this position, but was nntortu-
nately pulled down, BY il being al
legged that he was too closelyrelat-
ed to one who had grown in dis
favor among the political engi-
neers. Whether Van SAINT can
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