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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16


This fine half section is for sale on easy
Terms at 81 per acre. There are about
iOO acres of choice meadow land which
mas been cut for several years past It
Will produce two tons of choice red top
to the acre and makes the half section
very. desirable for stock-raising and
dairy1ng. The remaining two hundred
acres are about half open brush land that
can easily be made ready for crop and
was once covered with hardwood timber
The balance of about 100 acres is covered
with poplar, oak and other hardwoods,
and is remarkably clear Of underbrush
There is not an acre of poor land
on the half section.
Any. farmer desiring something choice
and cheap should look this up. Any set
tier In the immediate section will do for
reference.
3 TODD COUNTY-In this county I have
over three thousand acres of hardwood
and meadow lands with some open prairie
which l can sell on ia )rable terms
Nearly svo thousand acres Of the above
land are in the township of Germania,
1874. This is one of the best towns In
the county. also have lands in Grey
Eagle and Moran.
Crop failures have been unknown in
the hardwood timber districts of Otter
Tail and Todd counties and both are par
t1cularly adapted to stock-raising and
da1ry1ng. The average production for 25
years has exceeded that OF the prairie
districts in the same counties.
For information call on or write to
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16
The Dodge
1 and and Investment
Company

Incorporated under Title 2, Cha pier
81, of the General Statutes of 1873, are
handling Lands in Minnesota and
the Dakotas.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16

The above Is q picture of Miss Jennie
Martin. 634 Holly avenue, aged seven
years, winner Of the Bucks Junior Range
given by the North Star House Furnish
Ing company last Thursday in the biscuit
baking contest. Miss Anna Presley
Young, "a East Central avenue, aged nine
years, and Miss Htlda Miller, 6S6 Wa
nasha street, aged thirteen years. we're
the successful contestants On Friday md
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16
OTTER TAIL
AND
TODD COUNTIES

Otter the greatest Inducements to set
tiers who desire to LOCATE in the celebrat-
Cd Park Region. In Otter Tail county I
have about 1000 acres Of carefully select
in towns Of Otto, Newton, Homestead
and Butler, some improved, which I can
sell on easy terms to actual settlers.
Note the following
BARGAINS.
OTTER TAIL CoUNTY-section q,
Township 1877, Range 81. Otter Tail
County, Minnesota:
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14

.Thos. Kane g. CO ! Schoolfurniture
and Supplies Sold by their Agent, s.
Kindlund.
j. D. and WI. ~Humiston receiv-
ed a complete Advance Steam thresh-
ing outfit for Mic Weinandt, Brews-
ster this week.
The county commissioners held a
meeting this wsek and investigated
the condition of the comfy Jail and
found it in it's usual good condition
as Sheriff Anderson has always kept
it.
The ''life line" is out, extending
the "gl lad hand" of life, hope, and
happiness. Reaches around the
globe. 'Tis Rocky Mountain Tea. 81
cents. Ask your druggist.
George Griggs and Ernest Ster.
ling had runaway Sunday out by
by the cemetery. The horse was
frightened by raising of an umbrella
and threw them out, injuring Grigg'e
| ACou oAu. .duhAos "a
Improved farms, Prairie and tim.
ber land, Stevens, Traverse, Grant
and Wilkin counties, Minnesota
Prices low. Terms easy. Free rail.
road fare. M. E. LAwroN, Agt.
Word has been received from Rev
G. w. Merrill, formerly pastor here
that the altitude was too high fol
them at Silverton, COL, and they OK.
pected to move to Grand Junction
about Sept. 1st.
It is reported that A.. r. Albertus
will occupy portion of, the Patter.
Evans block when completed
This will furnish him and Mr.. Latts
both required and necessary room
for their large stock and business.
Prof. Brandrup of the Mankatc
Commercial College is the author ol
the system of shorthand taught in
that school. To be placed under bis
instruction should be the aim oi
every young man and woman who
desire to enter the business world
Fall term opens Sept. 8.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14

Walter Eklund, of Indian Lake, is
working at his trade, masonry, in
Worthington now.
Mrs. G. H. Afford left Saturday
for Sioux City, from there she will
go to Lincoln, Neb.
Mrs. 'Kissell and two daughters left
on Saturday afternoon for visit with
relatives in LeMars.
There is some talk of putting in a
telephone at Org for the benefit of
the business firms there.
Thos. Wills and family left Mon
day night for Seattle where they will
make their future home.
w. E. Oliver has purchased the B.
F. johnson property on 3rd avenue
and will soon move there.
g. P. Peterson of Spencer Iowa has
purchased half section, the Cooper
farm in B;gelow township.
Annual school meeting will be held
Saturday July 18th at the high
school building ut 7:30 p. m.
Prof. E. L. Porter left this week for
Glenwood where he has charge OF
the summer training school.
Tracy elliott was called to St ),
James last week to work a few days
in the train dispatchers Office.
Regular service of the Baptist
church Sunday at G. A. R. hall. Ev-
ening subject, Fast Driving
John E. Carlson has the contract
for erecting the new elevator at Org
and will commence work soon.
Baseball supplies at Nor
lands Drug Store.
Misses Cora and Ella Peterson, of
Sioux City, returnd home Monday
from visit with relatives here.
Mrs. S. Kindlund, Mrs. S. Kali
went to Kinbrae Tuesday for a visit
with Aug. johnson and family.
A number of our village ladies are
enjoying the fine bathing our lake
now affords by it being 80 high.
Saxon & Amondson sold Nichols
& Shepard separator last week to W.
Fl. Heitretter, of Jackson county.
| Will pay the highest market price
for butter and eggs.
39tf w. P. JENKINS.
Mrs. Sherman, of Lakeville. Minn.,
arrived Friday for a visit with her
brother, W. A. Mosher: and family.
The Thistle wheel leads, others fol-
low. For catalogue and prices, write
L, B. Leonard, Rushmore, MINI. 48-4
F. r. Patterson received a carload
of stoves this week. He is prepar!!
ing during the hot weather for the
cold. e..
w. r. Thompson, of Ostrander,
Canada, father of our late " DR..
Thompson, arrived here Saturday
night.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14

E. B. Paul, Of Indian Lake, 7: got a
bug in his ear which he was obliged
to have removed by a doctor here
Saturday.
Chas. King, the Org merchant,
says the farmers will find him right
there and the store open for business
hereafter.
Fritz Meyers, of Hastings, arrived
last week Friday for visit with his
cousins, Masters Raymond and Har-
ry Hawley.
Bud Busby, of the News, Des
Moines, Ia, spent Sunday with his
father and brother of the depot
lunch counter.
Mrs. w. L. Clement of Minneapol-
is arrived Saturday for a visit with
parents. Her sister Marjorie Shell
accompanied her home.
Special sale prices will be made on
any and all articles you want on &C.
count of moving to new store, at the
New York Bargain Store.
Matt Bryan is having bicycle
wheels put on a sulky for racing pur-
poses. The rig is we'll arranged as it
only weighs fifty pounds complete.
Chas. >Weckstrom and daughter
came up from Worthington Satur-
day to visit at the home of Gust.
Larson, Mason township.-Herald
Slayton.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are preparing for a social to
be given in the near future, with
some attractive and entertaining
! features.
B. G. Bloomgren of Bigelow was a
pleasant caller Thursday. He says
grain is very heavy in that townshi p
and that haying will be in full blast
this week.
Maurice Miller came up from Wor-
thington early in the week to see
his mother, who is very ill at the
home of M. V. Wakefeld.-St.
James Gazette.
Maud-Last night Jack told me
that he wouldn't marry the best girl
living, Observation-Disclosures she took
Rocky Mountain Tea. Bright fellow.
Ask your druggist.
E. G.. Chatter returned Saturday
from his Utah trip while there he pur
chased another forty acres of land
Those who went there from here are
we'll pleased with that locality.
It's like "dip in the fountain Of
youth" Touches the cheek 80 gently
that 'tyouth lingers on the face of old
age" That's what Rocky Mountain
Tea does. Ask your druggist. ~r..z
James Mackay and family left
Saturday for few weeks stay at
Spirit Lake, Jim returned Monday
and will spend bis Sunday at the
Lake while the family are there.
Drs. Curran & Manson have made
arrangements with G. Fl. Schechter,
whereby they have possession Of his
Office. Mr.. Schechter occupying
desk room in their reception room.
VIM. Thorn took. aload Of wool to
IWorthington on Friday and received
a check for $450.85. II takes q fair
sized carload Of wheat to bring that
these days. Another good proof that
diversified farming pays. Rushmore
Enterprise,
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14

LOCAL NEWS.

Fl. A. Wood made this office call
Saturday.
Carl Oppen has moved into the
Fuqua house.
H. N. Douglass made trip to Lu-
verne Monday.
N. A. johnson was caller at this
Office Friday.
Regular meeting of the village
council tonight.
A. N. Douglass made a trip to
Lakefeld Tuesday.
H. E. Torrance and wife visited in
st. Paul the past week.
H. M. Palm & Son have re-painted
the front of their store.
M. Lorenzen is entertaining~a cou-
pie of friends from Iowa.
Frank Lane has painted the front
of his restaurant building.
F. N. Cone contemplates trip to
Utah on prospecting trip
Sam Haislet and Albert Sexton, OF
Adrian were in town Sunday.
John johnson has purchased the
Nels Hanson farm in Dewald.
E. L. Schwartz shoe store is being
improved with paint this week.
Wanted-Stonemasons and brick
layers. Apply to A. H. White
M. s. Smith and r. H. Sain laid
out the Org townsite last week.
The construction of the new Pres
byterian church is open to bids.
Ell. Schwartz joined his wife at
Montevideo this week for visit.
Messrs. Funk and Willard, of Man
kato, are visiting H. N. Douglass.
Arthur Mcintyre and Mr.. Larder,
of Lake Park, spent Sunday here.
The Dunkards baptized one men,
ber in Okabena Sunday afternoon.
Dave Thompson, of Lakeield, visi-
ted his brother Alex, here this week.
A. E. Powers and family, returned
Monday from visit with relatives in
Iowa.
Mrs. E P. johnson returned home
Saturday from an extended visit al
Elon Iowa.
Olaf Palm, of Blue Earth City, Wis
tied here last week. He is doing
we'll there.
DR.. Wetherell, of Estherville, {
nephew of A. n. Wetherell, spent
Sunday here.
VIM. Jenkins and wife, of Lexing
ton, ILL.,, arrived Friday for a visi
with relatives.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14

i have received q new line Of gro
ceries, dry goods and hardware. Will
Icut tho old prices ID two and am
willing to divide with the farmers
Come in and zee. Butter and eggs
taken in exchange for goods.
CHAs. KING, Org, MINI.
Harvey Andy had his head quite
severly injured by striking his head
on 9 wagon last week. He was COM
ing into town on bicycle and when
along side of q wagon his BIZ
|cyle wheel was turned so that the
wagon wheel struck it and threw him
against the wagon. The bicycle
wheel was badly twisted.
The band were out and played a
few pieces on the lake shore Tuesday
evening. While all members were
not present yet they done creditably
well. A vol untary subscription to
partly remunerate the boys for their
time and expense would not be out
OF place. They undoubtedly would ap-
preciate the encouragement and when
consistent play for the entertainment
Of our citizens. :.
q. N. Bracken, of the State Board
OF Health, was here Sunday to in
vestigate the progress of the small
pox patients. He reports everything
as being conducted in the proper
manner and the action taken bv the
local board of health, which created |
q little excitement recently, was JUS
titiable and proper. Will Stoute-
myer, Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks and Miss
Newkirk can be given their liberty
next Monday, Mr.. Stoutemver at
any time, and the remainder of the
family the 18th of next month. An
expert will be sent here at the proper
time to fumigate the house 80 there
will be no question as to thoroughness
to prevent any infection from that
source.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14

It is reported that the postoEce
and one of the Dewspsper plants will
occupy the Shell building on End
Avenue when ready for occupancy.
Saturday evening while Herman
Leistico's team was standing hitcbed
on End st., near TorIaDce's store,
some one removed three tugs, spread
straps and rings from the harness.
They must have been in very poor
circumstances to commit this act
when the articles are 80 cheap at our
harness shops.
The Worthington advance., 1899-07-14
CAPT. WILLIAM ASTOR CHAN

CAPT. WILLIAM ASTOR CHAN
LEX, Congressman from New York,
is the president of the New York
Star, which is giving away a forty
dollar bicycle daily, as offered by
their advertisement in an other col
umn: Hon. Amos j. Cummings,
NJ. @. Col. Asa Bird Gardner, Dis
trict Attorney of New York, .ex-gov.
Hogg, OF Texas, and Col. Fred Feigl
OF New York, are among the well
known names in their Board of Di-
rectors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
VIRGINIA AND PENNSYLVANIA
VIII Play on Franklin Field To-Day.
The Varsity Line.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, oct. 10
special-The Varsity loOt-han eleven and
q half dozen substitutes ieft over the
Southern railway this afternoon for Phila-
uelphia where on tomorrow the men Will
line up against the University Of Pennsyl-
vania team OF Franklin Field.
The players viii spend the night IN
Washington and win go over to Philadel-
thia on the morning train. reaching there
in time for lunch at the Coionnade
Captain Summersgill. WHO was forced To
retire from Saturday game on account
of an injury TO his knee. will be unable
10 yet I'm tO-mOrrOWs contest. and VIII
leave TO witness the game from the side
lines. His place at right end will be taken
by Lyman.
Head Coach HoXton and Captain sum
F1ersgill have tried frequent changes dur
Ia the past week and it Is not Yet certain
=. nat the exact lineup viii be to-mo row
In all probability Virginia will put in the
following PLAYERS for the first half:
LYMAN. right end: Lloyd. right tackle;
French. right guard; Farrar center,
Moore Baxter. left guard Pinkerton.
/ q tackle Wiliis. left end: SHIRLEY quar-
/ hack: Langford. right half; Girstle.
t.ft half. Coleman. full-back
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
TO EASE THE TENSION.
Interest on United States Bonds for
the Year to BE Anticipated.

WASHINGTON. October 10.-Assistant
Secretary Vanderlip has decided to an
tcipate the interest for the entire fiscal
year, the period ending with July ist.
1900. The interest due November lst will
be paid in fun without discount. but II
holders OF bonds wish to take advantage
OF the OFFER TO anticipate interest due al
subsequent date, q discount ar the rate
Of two-tenths or one per cent VIII be
exaHed. The amount Of interest due
from now until the end OF the fiscal year
is about S}000.co9 The prepayment Of
this amount Will 80 is believed. be a re-
lief OF much importance 10 the present
stringent money situation. while on the
other hand The discount VIII De q saving
Of n large amount To the government
The Treasury IS I'm a position 10 adj
vance these interest payments witout
the least embarrassment
The interest due November LIST r. made
I'D Of the 3 per cent. loan Of 1s9S the
dvcs OF 1904 and the tours OF 1925. There
is sf.G0o.CGO coupon interest which will be
payable az an sub-treasuries October
18th. The books for the registered bonds
Of 1904 and 1873 do not close until the
fifth. The checks for the interest on these
registered bonds viii be mailed October
18th. and the checks FOR the interest on
the registered threes viii be mailed Oc-
tobor Ord The tois repayment OF
November Interest is %.2H
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11

incubation and support OF the Free state
1T Is freely rumored In town, ana Is
believed to be correct, that the govern
ment assumed its arm position becarse
Great Britains new proposals have not
arrived. though Mr.. Conyngham Green,
British diplomatic agent at Pretoria, IN
formed state SECRETARY Reitz nine days
ago. that they would be Formulated IN a
fow days times Cor sedrentiy the Burgh-
ers are alarmed N the continued dispatch
OF troops from England and India.
"a telegram received here outlnes the
ultimatum in terms already cabled. which
the correspondent gathers, has just been
dispatched"
The correspondent adds: Martial law
MAJ be proclaimed on Wednesday, but
all depends upon Great Brjtain's reply.
Tho Tr1nsvaal forces are icing augment
ed by volunteers OF all nationalities.
'"The War Office Is very busy. Ambu-
lance parties are starting for the 'front.'
There is still the faintest hope that war
may be averted."
u cannot be doubted that Great Prit-
aims renly will be fat rejection Of Pre-
sident Kruger's demands, and that at
quarter after 2 o'clock this afternoon
English time. an actual state Of war will
exist
SHOOTING NATIVES.
Rumors are current at Durham that the
Beers have begun shooting the natives
at the mines and that many bodies have
been seen lying on the Veidt.
A mysterious distribution Of Mausers
is occurring at Steynsburg and other
Dutch districts in the Cape Colony
BOERS IN NATAL.
DADYSMITH. oct. 10-lt Is learned
from an authentic source that detach-
ment of Gardiner scouts saw party
of Free State Beers in Natal territory.
near Berg Upon being observed the
Roers retreated Immediately.
Commandant vi joen, commanding inc
Free state artillery. is marching toward
Albertina. near Stanreenens, where the
Beers are messed.
4 TOWN DESERTED.
LORONZO. MARQUES. oct. lO.-R2-
fugees who have arrived here report that
Swaziland. which Is under the South AZ
rican Republic In connection with the
convention Of 1884. is entirely deserted ~
English and Beers. They say the police
have been withdrawn and the prisons
thrown omen The shops are al the mercy
90 the Kafiirs. who are collecting at
Kings Kraal.
CAPE TOWN. oct. ia dispatch from
Pretoria TO a Cape Town newspaper says
that Communicates JOubert has IS
sued a notice TO the troops in the different
Laagers to hold themselves in readiness
for an immediate advance.
The Traansvaal. the dispatch also says.
hopes to arrange TO send the European
mails by way of Delagoa Bay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
DEWEY At HOME.
His Arrival .signaIlcd by Boniires from
Tall Mountain Peaks.

NORTH BENNINGTON, VT, oct. 10
IN. s,ectsl train bearing Admiral Dewey
-, .,,,ast OF ur. ". Seward Webb. arrived
"a; North Bennington. tne irst stopping
plsce IN Vermont, at 1880 this afternoon.
and il drew into the station IN the midst
of r demonstration OF welcome from nun
dreds OF persons who had gathered 10
greet the distinguished Nermonter.
BURLINGTON, vi, oct "-Anmli al
Dewey and party arrived mere sAo'ty
before clock, and were oriFeh az ohen
10 ~. WeDos residence.
SRELBURNE. VI. oct. m-Admifai
Dewey is home at last. The fact that the
Admiral IS really IN vermont waa SO
l.-..,.. ,o-n.sA. ~ tsn m1un,a.n peaHs %.
b0udres and searchlghts from one end oi
the state TO the other.
Admiral Dewey is the guest or "
Seward webb. at his magnificent country
residence. S--s.burne farn, ana VIII no
become the state guest until lhuFinay
at the capital, Montpelier. lie came her,
on Special Ud.n lrO.n New lo'H Co.
this evening. occupying Or. Weops mas
innocent private car
When tne ,Iam pulled into Sheiburne
the villagers and folks from the surrou"u-
ing towns, even as FAR away as Burning
ton had made I'd d crowd o. nearly 5,OVJ.
~ ft'fi '4tN ~ hiN 1tflll'A -NN'----
stood upon the rear platform. Preceded
Dy Or. webb he walked across the lawn
to where an open landau, drawn by two
big black horses. was in waiting. AS the
Admiral walked across the lawn. band
from Burlington played Under the
Eagle" selection made az the special re-
quest OF the Admiral As Admiral Dewey
stepped into the carriage. salute OF seV-
enteen guns was fired from behind mask
Of shrubbery near by. Admiral Dewey
remained erect in the carri1ge. with hai
and gloves In hand bowling and smiling
TO the people around him. He was given
a warm reception.
Along the road were drawn up 200 school
children. each with a flag and headed by
their teachers At a signal the children
sang parody on ''Yankee Doodle Dandy.
beginning Yankee Dewey Went 10 Sea-
The movement OF the carriage was so
timed that II reached the end OF the line
lust as the chorus was reached and the
Admiral. who had stood UP In passing.
bowed bis acknowledgements. The horses
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
ut Berry's.

II is TO women that we look
for approval in all the finer de-
tails of the making of Mems
Clothing
They can appreciate the fine
finish-the special details to
be found in our new Clio hing
for men and boys.
Our sis. $40, and SIS Suits
are gems of tailoring art. Your
wife-mother-or sister will
appreciate their perfection.
Our Hat man says he's been
too busy to give the writer
the pc nts of superiority in his
New Fall Hat stock, bus just to
say for him that he's sold more
Hats by far than ever before,
and the possib lities of his
stock are still gratifying to
callers.
He's showing, just now. a hand.
some line fur Robes, too.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-11
CHAIRMAN JONES RETURNS.
He viii Soon Go 10 His Home in Ar
kanSas-i1catth improved.

WASHINGTON. oct. 10-Chairman
Jones Of the National Democratic Corr
mittee, and Mrs. Jones. arrived in Wash
ington to-day The Senator's health is
very much improved.
IN a Few days Senator Jones expects to
leave FOR Arkansas to remain for some
time. thus making IL impossible that he
will take any active part in the fall cam
paign.
Regarding the reported contemplated
change I'm the headquarters OF the Ma
tlonal Committee from Chicago 10 Wash
ington. thu chairman declines 10 talk at
length. saving. however. that the dispp-
sition OF that matter viii be left entirely
I'm the hands Of the Vice-Chairman Of the
Committee. Mr. Johnson.
Il is understood that Chairman Jones Is
earnestly I'm favor Of the removal Of the
headquarters 10 the capital. Antitrust
and anu-expansion he says, viii be issues
IN the next campaign.
Expansion being inconsistent with me
ideas EXPRESSED by the Constitution Of
Independence Nor is the silver question
a dead issue according to the views of the
chairman. The Democrats, he said shou
harmonic their differences and In all
local contests now pending their nominees
should be supported.