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Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-24

For sale at 2 bargain; a large taber-
nacle with all the appliances. boxes.
ropes. guys. poles. etc. OWN seat 1910
peoplel Apply at once to James +. VIII,
brunswick, Me. june4, d2t'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-24

Farm ana village properly Tor safe.
Apply to Williamson & BurleiCh, coun-
sellors-at-law, Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-24

CATCHY SIGNS make PROFITABLE
ADS. Both can be easily made in a few
minutes at trifing expense with an
Easy Price and Sign Marker. Send
for circulars. Fletcher Il Co, 53 Chapel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-24

A fine house lot nearly opposite the Au-
gusta house. having frontage Of 81 fee
A rare opportunity to secure desirable
lot. Apply to Thomas j. Lynch, attorney
at-I1W itInpl5 d2w
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-24
WANTED

At The jan fur private family. 2 strong
rlplbte .sirl References required.
juuyU. llW@
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-08
SALT LAKE
GETS 100000.
Forty Bills Providing Public Build
'ngs Pass the House.
RAWLINs' BILL INCLUDED.
Committee Reports on scvcnty-Einbt
mn. nils Tor rtawiins an
Thirty-n,e states.

Warrington. Feb. To-day and TO.
morrow were set aside for the consld.
Grafton OF public buildings bills. The
committee had reported fcventy-cifht
bills for buildings IN thirty-nvc states.
authorizing In the aggregate an cx.
pondi,nrc OF NaoeoeoO. Little or no
oppofltinn developed today and bills
were fayorabiy acted upon almost Oh
rapidly 40 they could be read. There
was, however. more or loss rood-na-
iurcd chatting throughout the session.
A. q rcsuit forty bills. carrying or au.
thorlzlng appropriations arrrcgatlng
sli.aei.Oqo had been laid aside with
favorable recommendations before nd.
Journmcnt was reached
Among the bills favurnbiy acted upon
hy the coinnlttcc of the whole were.
pnklnnd. Cal. 100000 Hot sprinra.
Ailt.. $4,000. blair city Neh.. $500
tir Mercer later Withdrawing the
lilnlr city bin owing To critlcirmi.
inllnt. III. 100000. iifurawick. ia,
s50lmi Topeka. Kan, $1,000. Clevc.
land. O., f42ln000. Beaumont. Tex,
$4,000; omaha, Soh, ito increase the
llinit ~ cost a. tl.sO0. n01l. Butte. Mont,
t2e0Oo0. Salt Lake city. $500 GEO. 70.
attic. taoo00o. Hastings. Neb. site.
$4,000 Norfolk. Neb.. site. $1,000. New
YORK custom house. for site, $4,000.
Tor building. 100000. limit Of cost,
sl,o00,0O0: Kansas city. Kan, $4,000.
The committee then rose. and at $50
y. M. the House adjourned.
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Terrible State Of Ansir. l. departed iron,
Morgantown. Kentucky.

Lexington. KY, Feb. ia letter TO
the Daily Leader from Morgantown.
the county seat of Butler county, in
the western part OF Kentucky. fifteen
miles from any railroad, says an opi-
domlc OF spotted fcver or spinal inenln
Ritis IN raging there. old and younr
dying rapidly. There are no longer
any collins In tho place 10 hurry IN.
dead. The people are panlc-Htricken
and ilecing In al directions.
II IN reported that there arc now
only few LETT 10 nurse those who arr.
helpless. The female seminary, AZ wen
M the public school, II closed, and the
pupils all hurried away To their ~.
rroctive homes. The physicians have
been doing heroic work. hut seem now
crlesa TO check the disease.
Attorney General Taylor. whoso
home II AZ Morgantown, aud Curcult
Judge Settles went there from Frank
fort on boat sunday last 10 omen
court on Monday, but they found The
country In such panic that they ana
not leave tho boat and the Judge SOM
word that the term of court had been
Indefinitely postponed. Many people
escaped from the place on the boat.
which stopped only few minutes al
the Morgantown wharf
Mnrgnntown IN a place OF 100 in
habitants. situated on a hill and has
been considered very hanlihful. sew
eral large Fawmills aro located there
and the theory advanced Ia that The
deoaying aawdust started tho epidemic.
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TRAITORS ~ MANILA.
city is PUN Of Aguinsido'- Disciples who
Cooperate with the H.beis.

Manila, Feb. 1.--Therc are many In
dlcntlonn that Manila II full OF dea-
pgrndocs who had intended to co.
operate with Aguinaldo. The police are
continually capturing men and women
with weapons. concealed In their cloth
ing, The vigilance Of the authorities
In this respect In highly rcafnurinR.
Last Saturday. about midnight. two
EnTllahmon accidentally encountered
gang OF armed natives In dark side
street, The natives. fearing discovery,
Imprisoned them until morning. and
threatened to- XIII them unless they
maintained silence. Many native
clerks, employed by mercantile houses,
are missing. AZ II IN Impossible that
they should have passed the lines, the
inference Ia that they are In hiding
several attempts were made 20 aa-
hlshinatc Americans on the streets. but
mat danger II now ut n minimum. Tho
natives arc terribly cowed and the pre-
cautions taken. especially against In
eendinriem. are admirable.
The rebels, who have been swept IN
every direction. like phcasnnts In
nsule, died by the hundreds IN tho
uenchea-for the most part pnssivcly.
Except the Ygorotcn. who charged
u,aperately and useicsrly,
me rebel prisoners declare that their
attack was unprecedented. that thu
.u'ppHts fired and then everybody fOl-
luNcd IN accordance with "A sort OF
teneral Understanding.
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SUSPENDED FOR SIX YEARS
Uc WIN be Rrinssascd In Tin. Co
Retire with tb. Regular
Rank aud Pay.

Washington. Feb. 7.-Thc President
today caused to be promulgated the
sentence In the case Of Den. Charles
u Egan. The court martial sentence
was dismissal from the army, and the
President has committed this To six
years suspension fran duty, which
covers the remainder OF the timc prior
TO General EaRan'a retirement In Jan,
1905 The following u the text OF the
order OF the PRESIDENT
The accused. after n trial by court
martial composod OF officers OF high
rank and distinguished services. has
been found guilty Of conduct unworthy
IN ofiiecr holding "A commission OF the
United States ana obnoxious In the
highest degree To the discipline and
good order OF the military establish.
mcnt. such behavior IL especially de.
serving OF condemnation In an officer
holding high rank Ia the army aud
charged with the performance of AIM.
cult and important administrative
duties In time Of great public emer-
HuncN ana from whom. when subjected
70 hdv"rt" "rltiriFm, an unusual do.
Efoe OF rcuiralnt ana constant and un.
1919. @''-NNhN"i AiA community NNs
Iectcd.
The proceedings finding said sen.
tence In the case 81 Brig. Gen. Charles
y Eagnn. cumiuirHary OF subsistence
OF the United States army. are there
fore approved,
In Wow. however, OF his Eallnnt
conduct In battle upon more than one
occasion, which mcrlted and has re-
ceiNcd tho warm commentator OF his
hupcrlorr, ANA Of his long and honorable
record OF service, extending over a p.r-
ioi surparslnR In duration that usually
hiloted 10 "A generation, having regard
also 20 the mitigating circumstance
which were developed during the trial
OF the case, and Ia difference submitted
IN his behalf tho sentonc Imposed Nv
the court II commuicd 10 suspcnslon
from rank ana duty for slN Year..
WILLIAM MCKINLEY"
II was stated by the adjutnnt gem
trnl that Gen. Eagan'g suspension car.
rios him Ca within @ few days Of his
retirement, ana 10 the age limit. lie
WIZ be reinstated In limo 10 retire with
the regular rank ana pay provided In
such cases. The sentence OF suspen-
sion. according to legal officers OF tho
department. does not deprive gei,
tagnn OF any part ~ his pay, but as
the sentence read without rank ana
duty" he loses his allowances, which
Include communication ~ quarters. ra.
tons and fuel ana his horse allow.
enoos' This Is quito a large financial
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hand. The horses were put 20 q Fniiop
and soon got beyond tho range ~ the
robbers guns. The stage had some
treasure from the mines on board. hut
the shipment today was comparatively
light. The robbers made their escape,
and nrc being pursued by posse and
bloodhoundH but nH the ground IL
frozen N. officers have little hope OF
rpprehendlnR the men.
Shnrin GrcTory returned this evening
nom Mokelumne iIill with two PRISON.
err suspected % being the fundmen.
They were discharged from the county
jail u few days after serving q va
grancy sentence. They are known to
have been IN the vicinity Of the at.
TEMPTED robbery Mt the time OF the
hold.up.
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Den. Rios Cables an Account Of the Battle
to Ills Gossrnment.

Madrid. Feb. 5.-Gcn. Rios. com.
mandcr OF tho Spanish troops In the
Philippines, tclcgrnphinR from Manila.
reports that the Americans rcpusci
the Filipinoa after twenty hours OF
lighting. and now occupy the old
spanish advance post. The American
outpost and the guns OF the squadron
destroyed several villages In the en-
vlroua.
The Americans. Gen. Rios reports
are treating the population Of Manila
with much severity Many arrests
have been made. Troops occupy the
streets and tho natives arr prevented
from circulating. ffostilltics have
ceased. Gen. HOS reports that he has
No news from the other Islands Of the
nrchipt lago. and II anxious about the
Spanish prisoners held by the natives.
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CAUSE or Tmr orrnnrAK.
Selling Of . Vessel Loaded with Arm. by
Dewey said TO he the Reason.

Washington. Feb. Ill may be that
II was Admiral Dcwey'a net In Hcizing
q vessel loaded with arms and ammunl-
ton Intended for thcm that melted the
Philippine insurgents 60 attack the
American soldiers Saturday night. for
II Il undcrstood one of tho bittcrcst OF
their grievances was what they de.
clarcd TO DO unwarrantAbie interference,
With their shipping. II q learned at
the navy department TINT about week
ago the admiral caused the seizure
~ the schooner Taneng with a full sup.
ply of arms FOR the Insurgents. Tho
udmirarF report disclosos the fact that
an American ana nut n German
owned the vessel thus being used 20
arm tho insurgents against otis troops.
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Manila. Feb. s. 10 a. m.-Lieut. A. G.
auprd, Company |. Twentieth Kansas
infantry. ana a private OF that COM
ehY' were killed and six other nom
nets OF the regiment were wounded
Avar Naloocnn last evening while ra-
.9nnoiioring, The party WIS IN Jungle
wien u was attacked by the enemy.
Two companies OF the Kansas rcgl-
n.ht were sent To the relief OF their
,.nFafes ana drove the Filiplnos back
~ 'al0ocan. penetrating To the very
mari % the town. Meanwhile tho
hsnnoais shellcd the suburbs.
zen, OILS finally recalled the troops.
~, ~. we natives, misunderstanding the
r,Ieat, ia'od To take advantage Of ~.
-. eutrkirta OF the town were burned
"a. leka, Kan, Feb IA. 9. Afford
,'su az Manila. was IA second lieu-
,.aht OF Company I. who enlisted at
a' hltt call. His farther. u. =. Afford
prominent attorney OF Lawrence.
h Young Afford was graduate OF
iahl'h university course IN arts and
s,, urpnttment. and at the time OF his
Lawrence. ~
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Document Of Saturday Starts with
" Order and Command"
WAR AGAINST AMERICANS.
m. Calls Upon 1sis Followers 60 Sac
rificc All Upon the Altar OF
Honor.

Manila. Feb. 7.-Aguinaido's pro-
elamation OF Saturday says. II order
and command:
First. that peace and friendly re-
lations with the Americans be broken.
and that the latter be trostcd rs enc
niles within the ilmits prescribed by
the lnws OF war.
second. that the Americans cap.
tured be held ns prisoners OF war.
Third. that this proclamation be
communicated TO the consuls. and the
Congress order and accord a suspcn-
sion of the constitutional guarantee.
resulting from the declaration Of war"
Agulnaidos proclamation Of Monday
says the outbreak OF hostilitics was
"unjustiy ana unexpectedly provoked
By the Americans" Refers to MS
manifesto OF January Stn. publishing
the alleged grievances OF the Fiiipinos
az the hands OF the army OF occupa-
ton and the constant outrageA and
taunts which have been causing
misery 10 the Manilnns. and refers to
the useless confidence, and contempt
shown for the Filipino government
no proving prcmcditatcd tranrgfcs-
sion OF liberty and Justice"
The rebel leader also refers To the
enormous losses 81 the Filipinoa. but
fuys slavery IN bitter AMI calls up
on them to sacrifice all upon the altar
u honor ana national integrity" lie
insists that he tried Co avoid an armed
conflict. but claims that all his Efforts
were useless before the unneaHurcd
pride OF the Americans. whom he
charged M having treated him as a
rebel, because defended the IN
tercstH OF my country and would not
become the Instrument of their
daHtardiy Intentions"
Aguinnido concludes with saying
lie not discouraged. our indcpcn-
dcncc was watercd freely by the blood
OF martyrs. and more VIII be shed In
the future to strengthen IL. Remember
that Efforts are not to be wasted. that
ends may be gained. II IN Indispensable
20 adjust our actions to the law OF
right and to learn 10 triumph over our
pncmiea."
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pattern OF Mauscrs that the Spanish
troops In Manlln had were dated az far
BACK as 1896. while the pattern de-
scribed In the cablegrnm was right up
70 date, seeming to Indicate that they
had not been obtained by capture from
the Spanish. but from some other
source.
Under International law. citizens OF
neutral States may sell arms to In
sufrents at the risk of having them
dflvcry. and these arms must have
been smuggied from some Of the
Aniatlc ports recently. However. as
Otls ana Dewey undoubtedly have
taken st.ps 10 cut on the future supply
OF ammunition. these arms soon viii
be OF much less value.
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PRAISE rnOM ENGLAND.
London Times give. the vaior Of the Vol
untesr- Watering Iaiog,.

London. Feb. THE Daily Tcic-
graph. commenting upon the nghting
~ Manila. says;
ut II quite clcnr that the Americans
have given the Filipino rebels a very
sound thrnnhlnE nt "a comparatively
small cost to themselves. They have.
for the time being, at all events, placed
Manila In safety until the reinforce
mrnia now en- route reach Den. otis.
Although the majority OF the
American soldiers at Manila were vol
untccra. they appear TO have fought
with M much discipline and .nilnntry
rs their regular comrades could have
exhibited"
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mOLpuI.s l,ArrLIp.
Attempt Ia Hold Up the Jsckson-Ions
stage Falls Ignominiou.Iy.

Jackson. Cal, Feb. IA desperate at =
tempt was made today to hold up tho
Jackson lone stage.
The stnge left here with the driver.
Peter Podesta. Messenger Mcconnell
and two workman on board. When
about four miles out two robbers con-
cealed behind rocks on the roadside
opened FIRE. hitting Mcconnell twice In
the shoulder ard podesta once In the
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FOUR WIRE KILLED.
Farmer Attempts to Thsw Dat stick OF
Dynamite on the stove.

coneyvillc, Kan. Feb. 7.-chariea
Roberts. a farmer, living In house
belonging TO A. g. barrow. Ave miles
west OF coffeyville. placed some dyna.
mite on the atovc TO thaw II out. IL
exploded, killed Roberts, his wife and
child and negro whose name IL un.
known. \. C. barrow and n negro were
badly injured. The house was Wrecked.
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Webster city. Ia. Feb. 7.-charles
Craft was frozen TO death while trying
Ia ride his bicycle from Madrid 10
Slater, a distance Of flrteen mica. Ie
was making short cut across fleld
TO save distance and evidently fell
from his wheel TO the ground, where
his body was accidentally discovered
this morning, frozen solid,
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.

/ In WluuluEu Man tho MuUlguk. hu.
tel. the lnrScrt hotel building IN the
'nnauian west, burned. l.oha 100000.
r.ap, a. A. ,t..L ,,.,,,,t,. ~ a..
! or.snn 80. -, a".t,,,,,.I ~, 49,. ~
co,n,nendant M ,hc naxy ys,5 ~,
League Island.
S,,ht,g h,. h.o,, ,o,,.. .t,,,.. L.,
| week hv IN" ,y,r J,,,,,t,,,.,', a., ~
matte, az ,..,,,,,t,tt,,.. ~. e,.,,,,",.
n,,sop,,. 4, ~ nh,i iN WV Sp'"'H"
the piymn',,h ms,sau'u,, pas.o, or
gi,i,i,gg nv, ,'.,',,, III AZ ~
mimi "a g.,,,et 'h,,,st H. ~ ~ ~
eltv. '''''" W WV '''''''
~ w. , Mn,"nhi S,eHl .enlp,hy " npou,
n csnItsiiys,,s, :. :" 80 a.,o ~, ~, WIN
giytdsS a." 'S! sPua a...
,nnn s,,.L Wv i'--' -" '""''
Delegates 10 the national assembly OF
naar,y ey.'y So ,u, ~. ~ - ,r"i .
"r,i,ed ny, .,,.',,,, ,.,'',,,t',.' -, ",
VIA i,npa,,.,... W." W. wv VI
The war department yesterday ca
blcd the entire peace treaty TO Gen.
nuhiish.i NJ, ~, ,hs",,,,,n,,, 49,. W, ~
ri',,"s ~, ~, ,' 80 ~ ~ l,',ln
''''''''''''"
In Mefldon. Conn. yesterday "A rcor-
ganiEation ~ the American Lamp
llufncr Manufacturers association was
Ill., n,,a. W 10y " ,nt. h TO control
In Dallas, Tex. this morning. IRE
broke out IN the Scollafd office build.
Ing on Main street and completely
wrecked the HiS-Htory structure. Tho
nne. ~ 's nhnn, "a ny noo sow win 'hHuf
otuurkc, plNons manager. has nc.
copied the challenge of pcdiar Palmer
" London. iHucd a Few weeks ago. aud
cahlcd that Dixon was prepared to meet
'''' "''''' any ''"u''''"H'
In Cleveland O.. yesterday. Judge
Frank Z DolienhauFh was witness
on hls own behalf IN the dlabarmcnt
proceedings against him. lie made q
vigorous denial Of the charges against
"''"
The naval committee Of the House,
after an extended session yesterday
reached q conclusion a. 90 tho import.
ant Items. In nll twelve new wnrshlpa
are agreed 10 and three moro are under
CONFEDERATION.
jefferson Powers Of Cleveland andcur.
ley supplies OF nuffnin fought twenty
rounds near Cleveland iaat niRht. sup.
plien repeatedly noored Powers. both
mon were on their foot a. tho end.
Referee lIlnket called IL a draw.
m. .r,..,,,. ,,.,,., 49,. 49,.
which was 10 have loft JonersoE bar,
racks last night, ca route ~ Manila.
was In the act of boarding. tho cars
whom an order came changing the time
OF departure to February lith.
o., 49,, ..-., -,
~, MI. '1i s. ,,',l,.. Nkphsllp was
of kilograms from Paris and IIonrkong
nnd spent some tlmo with his necrctnry
repiylne1 20 thcm. IIc refused 10 an.
curs their contents.
ny nnahlln.sh H.m INC judiciary
ennlinllieH "I iho House mas decided 10
to be the last remnant OF dls1unildee'
ton against those serving IN Inc con.
fcdoracy. II pertains 10 Jurors.
Tho whole tlllplno ntrcngth' uceord-
lhs 70 we Lnndph lunta, WIZ now be
devoted 20 ihn protection ~ the coun-
aware that. even n he raptured the
city. he could not hold il with Anefi.
can warshlpH la the hay.
the fferldcnt yesterday seat Co the |
senate IRON the navy department the |
record on the hntilo OF Santiago, show ]
lhs me rrnpecllNr paris taken by Ad- /
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OTIS mas A rnEr HAND.
''Ary of War Concludes To Lot the
commander Manage th. Operations.

Wellington. Feb. T.-secretary Alrer
VIZ asked today il he had semi or was
, Io9ui u send Immediately amy instruc,
AN, 70 Gen. Otis, based on yesterdays
w., upnents, which deyelopments
la,,. hken In some quarters as en-
sa,sg MS legal field OF action. The
nnnaaafy replied; mo. sir; II does not
ri,,a,I mat Gen. Otis II IN need OF In
Thou9ns Of any character Just nov. /"
AIeas resident. as we'll as Secretary
Otis. "''''"''V" cohhuehee IN Ten
,bsNe character Of the arms carried by
cshl.au gents. as set out In Gen. Otls'h
sens, an THIS morning. caused u mild
OF ,hoh among army officers. None
unan en cared 10 be quoted In comment
OH 'he statements made by Gen.
IA ~. one expert declared that 10
ne " Informed. tho latest
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Washington. Feb. 7.--secrctary
A'ger today sent the following cable.
gram 10 Gen. Otis at Manila.
Accept my best congratulations
upon your magnificent victory OF Sun.
day. all The more crcdltabic because
YOU were not the aggrcssor.
"ALGER."
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ATTRACTIVE WOMEN.
trxrsAers rRox WIS pIxEll,u,s xorr eoox.l

It's use. This truly wonderful
remedy IS the safeguard Of wo-
mems health.
Mrs. MABEL SMITH. 3is Gem
trail Ave-, Jersey City Heights,
n. j., writes;
DEAR MRs. PrSKuAN.--Ican
hardly lind words with which
to thank you for what your
wonderful remedy has done for
me. without II would by this
time have been dead or worse.
insane, for when ! started TO
take Lydia u. pinkham's Vcgc-
table Compound was In a tcrri-
bic state. Think itwould be inn
possible for inc TO tell all | suf-
fcrcd. Every par, Of my body
seemed to pain some way. Tho
pain In my back and head was
q A.
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W tories NJ fain,ing spells. Mycae wss onc
vasg vcnu ~ OF the best doctor. N
Brooklyn had given myself; NJ hsd tried o
believed
medicine well and another entirely
Lynn Mass. the advice charge oil
which
and irriabiity had nearly wrecked.
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EleQQlI SQ[plu[ Turkish Both

Ana Treatment Rooms In charge OF a
Competent Physician, who will diagnose
anu prescribe tot natienta needing med
teal aid, II you have caiarrh, byrpap.
slnt kheuinatlrm, Nervous Troubles or
kidney nlsehac, come and be cured.
Any kind of a bath you want. MASSAGE
for both te1ra Swimming leaaon1 for
ladies by the matron.
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LODGES SHORT SPEECH.

ton was concluded by Mr.. Lodge In a
brief speech. In the course VI which
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-01-26

Flee performance Monday noon or
the street by Prof. Ormande.
If you cannot laugh don't go to SET
Ormande Monday night Masonic
Hall. -
M. Page, of George, Iowa, transact
ed business in Worthington last
week. -.
A two months old child of Mr.. Har
turg living on the j. E. Darling farm
died Wednesday. r
A>case OF diptheria lis reported in
the Davis family, about eight miles
northeast of here.
Henry Bloom is running the engine
for Worthington Mill 20. during Mr..
Tibbetts absence.
Miss Hannah Olson of Trade Lake
Wisconsin, is a guest at the home
of A. G. Hedberg.
Prof. Ormandie performs all of
Prof. Johnstones tricks and excells
him in others. Monday night Ma
sonic hall. *EE
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-01-26

Mrs. Parsons little neice is
spending the winter with her.
Horse racing was one of the ex-
elements of Monday. Frank says
old Molly can start with any of
hem. g>-.
Mark Burnham loft Org for his
old home in Wisconsin on Satur
day. The boys hated to see him
go. -...~ =.
Adolph Oberman shipped car
load of hogs to Chicago on Satur
day.
Mrs. Mcdonald, of Cummings,
N. D., who has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Malcolm, went to Lu
verne on Saturday to visit with
Mrs. Horne, another sister.
Saturday was such q fine day,
quite q number Of ladies were out
making calls.
Mr.. Chatter was an Org visitor
on Friday.
ZOO Galester is husking corn fol
Mr.. Dealand.
Mrs. Joon Poppen's baby which
was nearly six months old, died on
Sunday afternoon and was buried
on Tuesday Mrs. Poppen has
the sympathy Of all in her time Of
trouble. =: 49,:
A baby was born to Nels Scott
and wife on Jan. %.
Mrs. Voeltz is quite sick with
the grip. Most Of our population
is more or less affected with the
same malady.
Mrs. Hand returned on Friday
morning from Sibley whore she
has been visiting.
There is night operator at the
depot now.
Frank Long says he don't mind
flying but the lightning is what
tells.
Mr.: Schecter of Elk did bust
ness in Org Monday.
Mr.. Mcintyre. delivered a car
load of hogs in Org Monday.
George Kicker was a caller in
Org Monday. ::
Charley Burnham says Monday
was his mares off day, and we'll
have to have that horse race again.