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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
REDUCED RATES TO PHLADEL.
pUIA

Via g., =. and =. r.. r. and Penn. r.. Il
on Account OF National Export IN.
position.
Commeucins September iith, the r.. T..
& p. Il. r. VIII on Tuesdays and Thurs
days of each week. continuing until Tues
day. November &th. sell rouud-trIp tickets
from Richmond 90 Philadelphia at rate of
$l0t5. including coupon of admits Jon 90
the National EXp0r. Exposition. c0nunu-
Gus passage n both directions. tickets good
t0 return until December 4th inclusive
Good soilg only on date of sale.
Tickets ON sale az Richmond Transfer
Company. SOB east Main street. and Ticket
Office. Byrd-SIeet Station.
~. T. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
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snrrnERN NOIEs
Leander Chnds a woll-known Prohibi-
ZIONIST OF South Carolina, is dead

! ZIONIST of South Carolina. is dead.
The wilson's Ridge property. five miles
east of pi dmont. consisting Of 525 acres
A., ,,..- LA . eo,,. a..
Coils. ,t,,ntoi, ~ piedmont a.
CHICAGO rarties. who win an once erect
large washer and mine ore ON an OK
.ensiN- s'"'e. me N''ies nave zee" io''
-'' i"e S''i'
r. j. Wemyss. general land commits
si0uar of the Louisville and Nashville rail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
Drcvrns. the MARTYR.

LONDON. Sept 1.-THE Jewish Atone
ment Day was celebrated here cspe-
ciaiiy On the East End. with Dreyfus dee
m0nstrations A procession. with "a ban.
ner Inscribed. "Droyfus. the Martyr. All
the CIVILIZED World Demands Ills Instant
Release marched through SpitalaeId.
Chief Rabbi Adler. preaching n the Great
synagogue. said: "The day Dreyfus was
sentenced was more disastrous for France
than Waterloo. and more humiliating than
Sedan
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HAMBURG STEAK, SC
Monroe Market. iol W. Grace street.

The Southern Bel Telephone and Te,e
graph Company announces thar feio
phonic communication can be had over
is lines with Lynchburg. Va. DanviIIe
Va. Roanoke. Va; Wakefield. va. An
pomattoN. Va. Farmviile. Va. Grove
va; salem. Va; Bedford city Va
Reldsvllle. y. c.. Charlotte. y. G. O.
lumbia. s. C..
For further particulars enquire al the
Public Pay Stations. and az Manager
ONCE 1914 cas-, Main street.
SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

Have you ever tried to reduce your
fiesh?"
yes. III bet I've spent 500 for anti
fat medicine; but it's no good. I've tried
everything and / just keep getting latter
III give II up now and go on and weigh
a ton II l have to"
"Oh. don't get discouraged. Come over
and try our boarding house for a month
or so.'-Chingo Times Herald,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

IUIIOr IIme5:
notice In a published list Of candidates
the name OF Dr. a. s. Priddy as the
nominee OF the Democratic party from
charlotte county. Allow me 20 state that
this IS a mistake. .r Prlddys nomna-
ton was repudiated ~ a mass meeting
Of Democrats OF Charlotte county held
september fth lcourt day., which was
called for the purpose of reorganization.
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A Thoughtful Husband.

you asked me to bring you some pin
money this morning said the young
husband
Yes she replied. with an air or expec-
fancy.
Wen said he. u thought I might as
well save you trip downtown, so /
brought you a paper Of pins instead
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15
VOLCANIC ERUPTIONs

Are grand, but skin Eruptions rob life
OF JOY. Bucken's Arnica salve cures
them also Old Running and Fever Sores.
Ulcers, Boils Feions. Corns. Warts. Cuts
Bruises. Burns scllds Chapped Hands
Cniloialns. Best Pile cure on earth. Drives
out Pains and Aches Only % cents "a
box. cure guaranteed. Sold by Owens
* Minor Drug Company
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mand has necessarily raised the price
OF commodities Is Il possible that the
people Of this country in the face OF these
facts. will revolutionize and overthrow
the monetary system in order to raise the
price Of silver?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-15

PARIS. Sept 1.-THE French budge,
for 1900 shows an increase in the esti.
mated expenditure OF 100000 francs The
war and marine ministries ask for thirty
six million francs increase for the supple
mentary force Ia Ayers and the building
Of new warships The national deb.
amounts to thirty milliards.
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MOI SurnriSel.

Skipper am inordinately sensitive 10
uncongenial surroundings; SO much so
that the very sight OF some people will
give me "a nervous shudder
ChiDper-Oh well, there are very few
Of Us that DO not shrink from meeting
our creditors. Boston Courier.
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Special excursion train win leave Rich
mond for Charlottesville and Stanton
Saturday night September 10th. az II
T. NJ; returning leave stanton az o.
J.. N. Sunday, arriving Richmond II 2.
ST. Fare $3.50 round trip 90 Sauntor
children under twelve years. half fare.
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hdent that he would recognize the bur-
gar but scorns the idea Of prosecuting
him after agreeing to fight fair."-Phila-
delphia Record.
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consisting Of six hundred 10 eight hun.
Crcd
/ wish 20 state also that this (the regu.
lar) organization OF the Charlotte d..
mocrlcy Is pledged 10 no particular can.
didate for The United states Senate.
r. r. MONROE.
County Chairman.
Coles Ferry. va, Sept, 70, 1899
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and how did you Ike your first day at
school, Nlle?"
"Bully / had three fights N Eddie
Blackburn gimme two bites out OF his
ginger bread. Chicago Times-Herald.
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CO o. LOCALTRAINs, nos. . AND 6

Discontinued West Of Clifton Forge.
G.. & o. local trains, Nos. 8 and 6. on
main line. VIII hereafter run between
Richmond and Clifton Forge. except sun
day, instead OF 90 and from R0nceverIe.
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she-"This paper tells of man who
stepped of elm ANA dropped 5J) feet
He-'Huh. That Fellow must res ular
human centipcle Chicago News.
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Only Disguised.

"No, SIR" said a passenger on a steam
ship TO the captain. I'm not seasick. but
/ am Disguised with the motion OF the
vessel. Ohio State Journal.
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Ibid you like it out in the country,
Dicky2"
"Yes'm: tn cistern wuz dry, and NAV
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TUFTS Pills
Cure All
Liver Ills.

Arrest
lisease by the timely use Of
rutt's Liver Pills, an old and
ravorite remedy Of increasing
popularity. Always cures
SICK HEADACHE,
sour stomach, malaria, indiges-
zion, torpid liver, constipation
and all bilious diseases.
TUFTS Liver PILLS
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Ask US for prices on best Anthracite
splnt. and Steam Coal before placing
your order for winter supplies New
Phone. g72 WARNER MOORE.
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FRESH GOSSIP
FROM GOTHAM
A Man from Pulaski, Va, Uses His
Pistol in a Difficulty.
FUNERAL OF Mr.. VANDERBILT
Counsel Trying To Save MolineuX-lse-
publican Delegates nc Large To the
National Convention - Hotel
Room Will be Scarce.

NEW YORK. September fl-special.-
Much excitement was caused in front 0
the Broadway Theatre last nisht by tn
| firing Of pistol The shooting was don
by James +. Watson. Of Pulaski. Va.
/ and tine person at whom he fred was
small. well-drossed man who gave hi
name as William Adams I'm an envelop
ia his breast pocket was a package %
Bank Of England notes. amounting, Cap
tain Price said, to between 5000 an.
/ GG.C00 lie also had about 500 in goI
and several hundred dollars In Unite.
| States Treasury notes. Neither of th
men was disposed TO talk about the caus
of the difficulty
A witness 20 the alteration said tina
| Watson and Adams ana another man ha.
/ had am alteration al Th.rty-sec0nD
| street and Sixth avenue. but had sepa
rated. watson, bee said. left the two men
Adams and his companion walked ui
Broadway and bad reached the entrance
| Co The Broadway Theatre. when Cal
drove up and Watson Do is declared
jumped ont ANA struck Adams over th,
D lad with cane. The cane was broken
and Adams seized OBJ. piece which r.
manned ln Wlts1us hand and struggle,
for lts pol I.n watson is much th.
lfreer man, being Sis feet four iuche.
tall
Adams finally succeeded in twisting IN.
cane out of Wate0u's laui and ..eu
jumped back and stood on the defensive
with fH. Unna H.|H .t-.rs ffs n.rH Nfr..a...
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couldn' be all tn time washin' me. -
Chicago Record.
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ABlCYuE or
JOE BICKERSTAFF,
23i-2 Vest Brood Street,

Downtown Branch, 1903 last Main Street.
Old Phone, 1928. Secondhand Wheels
Bought, Sold and Exchanged. BiOCles
Rented
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So great is the demand for hotel accom-
modatious during Dewey week fhaf the
leading hotels are refusing advance apDli-
cations and wil treat with nobody hut
regular patrons To meet the demand
one OF the big Coney Island hotels has
decided to keep open until after the ce'e-
bratiOn
Israel Zangwll. the novelist OF the Chef
90. has accepted the invitation of Deputy
Building Superintendent Walton 20 visit
Brookyn's Ghett0-Br0wnsvilie Mr. Wal
ION IS interested in the work Of Improving
the condition OF the people Of this section
and he desires Mr.. Zangwilis IDEAS on the
subject.
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HA,iHuRG STEAK. sc.

Monroe Market 4Ol west Grace street.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-15

By Virtue Of a Decree Issssesf out Of xud
under the Seal Of the District Court m and for
the County Of Mobiles artf seate
Of Minuesoea, autf bY vfrrue -
j nd 9meut rendered. and Docf~eed IN ss;d
Court, on the 9th day of August A. d. fs9s
In an action wherein John O. Ersfe PfsiutiH
ard George Lewis. Defendant for che sssz1 az
SIXTY five and So 100 Dollars 1893 3ST xus
for foreclosure of . Lien on Lot Fifteen 49,
tn Block Wine 10 Mouitonrs Re-surveT srft
Subdivision Of CIary's Addition 20 etsc wa
age OF Worrhtnaton. yos,fes Cornvy yf.r-e-
sofa. which Decree WIS dircrted and deliver
II Of Mobiles:
have this f<tI day Of August A. d. 1899
levied upon all the right, title and Interest an
the Sasd George Lewis, Defendant in and .f,
the following described real estnse ro7vfe-
Lot number Fifteen q - in Bloch Wing fy3
Mouiton's Re-survcy snd Ssss-dfvssfou OF
CIary's Addition Co the yfffarr of wor.f;us.-
ton, Mobiles County. Mfuuesota-
Notice Is hereby given. That : the uusfrr-
Signed as Sheriff aforesaid will swfI the xs,syvs
de1crtbed real estate property TO tire hixf,>se
bidder for cash. at Public Auctions at ear
front door of the Sheriff Oflscr In ting yffraxs
OF Worshington IN the County of Mobiles sr1sf
state OF MiHnesosa. on Saturday the soefs
Gay OF September A. ID. 1899 at Ia u'cfn~t
A. NJ Of that day, 20 satisfy ssisf Decree snsf
Judgment together with the Tnterese sud
costs thereon.
Dated August II H. D. 1899,
GH,BERT AsDKnsos
Sheriff of yoi1Ics Co xsfnnssosa
By SEwTos FAUsKRE. Depufy
Jfarsons. Att orrey for PTsiuefa
Aug Is Sep
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-15

Default havfna been made IN sf,r ,,~xu<~~x
o. p; the sum a On. Thosssnd ssxsv-efgat sad
lars, Seventy -nine aud Eisf1e-four Ora mr.
dredth0 being faxes paid for the year. esss.
1897. fs99. which IS claimed TO Sc lfs.e md
tain Mortgage. duly ezecused sad aesfy-r-yf
BY Abe L. Johnson and Carrie E. IolIuspu
nss vr'e, mortSaNors TO G. 81 Afford. Mort
airy. 1893, and viii. a power Of safe sSsy.is
Contained, duty recorded In the oascr 50 tf,x
Register Of Deeds in and fog che Coausr OF
Day Of Janus ~. 1899. at four s;eIork ;. N
ID BOOB 33 Of Mortgages, on parr -sess
and no seton or proceeding havfnx been ID.
debt secured by said Morssass, or any psrs
1ow. therefore notice .. hereby Owen.
cd 10 ssdd MortEase. and purs mar 90 -
statute I'm such ease made and provided, Is
said Nortsass VIII be for<rIosed 81 Is ssss q
the prsmisss desribsd In and eanveyed By
Lot No. Kleveu (1rD, Block So. Porsr Goa.
O the Village Of Worthinsson, kobses
said viisse on record i sr a: 70 s1 q
Of Deeds Of said NobEes County Nfnas1ssaI
N NohIes Couuty and State % 1lfnBesoea.
weh e. 81, ss m Sc as s1 s
Mobiles County, sc the front door a. -
Court House IN enc village Of worthsuax@s.
q oe.oses 1883 .n &C 10 oes aa se sos s.x
day, at Dubiic vendue, 60 the hsabxsf b&Ider
for cash. to pay sait debs % one Tnovsrnsf
Dollars add intersst, md tl,e tsrr~. Ri -
on said psemisess mad Forty Dossary 1ssor2
eys 80. g seipufssed in and by $50 Wors
nsents allowed BY law, suf,trrf q. rvsss.rs.os
ut any time wftkfu one yxssr from - 80 81
sole ss provided Isw. BY
Dated SepeembeY 0ehr H. D.. 1855
c. II. Ax1onD. Mortn.v
T. Panpums Afsn~r<vw s,~
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A Verdict CHANGED.

Attorney Daniel Rohrer informs us
that Judge Brown has reversed his
former decision, wherein he rendered
verdict for the plaintiff in the case
of the First National Bank of Man
kato VS.. E. F. Buchan, to recover on
some deal through the Geo. J. Day
matters. The verdict amounted to
about $500. This will no doubt be
very pleasing to Mr.. Buchan, as well
as Mr.. Rohrer who has maintained
his position with persistency and Is
now rewarded for it.
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Org.

The sirty Italians WHO hswe Been living
mere FOR the past week, haac moved To Big
Glow.
The Hubbard & Palmer Elevator bexxu
taking grain on Monday
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Rnmsry Chaney. n
son on September Tth.
Charlie Lore and family resnrued fsossc
from their vacation trip on Friday night
The TutfsiIf Lumber Co. 10 busy uuros<s.sx
lumber these days.
Mr. Malcolm 9 hauling Iumber for MS new
barn.
Charlie Burnhsm wss on the ssrE list fssr
wcef but recovered By Suutisy.
Jerome Stoves Jsmffy srr all nursing sore
arms.
Charley Petersen was quite badly SCRATCH
ed up Tn the wire fence by being Throws OF
hts wagon.
One Of MFR. Dcuth's horses had It's rssr tss
en- Oft last week by zrttfnz ir Caught in ss.e
thrcshing machine belt
Miss Grace Deyoc Inns been quite sscr. bue
we are glad to know she has sboue rrrorrr-
ed
W. 8. -asard, Jr. Visited over suuday nc
Jno- Stout's.
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WOrthingtOn Horses Win.

WOrthingtOn Horses Win.
In the races at Rock Valley, DR..
Conveys and G.. w. Patterson
horses carried off some prizes. In
the Tuesday race, doctors horse
Ethelyn took second time 2::35.
Wednesday Casetts took first
place, time 2::22. In another race
the same day, Mr.. Pattsrson's
horse, Empress Wilkes took first
place, 2:2l4 and the doctors horse
n. NJ. B. second.
The horses were oil brought
here Thursday to prepare for the
races during the fair.
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Mrs. Glattly wishes to correct The
statement made in the paper last week
that she was chairman of a suffrage
association. She has no idea of join
ing such an association much less of
being it's chairman. She is simply
chair of committee to make arrange
ments for a suffrage convention to be
hid in Worthington the 9th and It'll
of October. It is not under the au-
spices of the w. G.. T. u. and it is nos
at all likely that any member of the
Union would care to join a suffrage
association.
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~~~N~ ~UN~U
LOCAL NEWS.
.NNNN<0UNU0NW~&1
AGarke~ Roport.
Mrs. Geo. Hackett 10 cutie sick,

Mrs. Geo. Hackett il quite sick.
M. II. Damon returned hone Tues
day.
Old Hickory wagons sold by John
Ramage.
M. E. Lawton made a trip TO Lake
Park, Tuesday.
Mrs. D. w. Chute made a trip 10
Rushmore Tuesday.
J. X. Darby, of Adrian was in. town
the first of the week.
Sam Peters is now employed in F.
G. Stitser's harness shop.
Will Lindgren is hauling Lumber
for G. O. Psterson's now house.
Mrs. w. L. Clement returned 10 her
home in Minneapolis, Wednesday.
For Rent-A four room hou,,
north of tho creamery. ]. D. Pratt.
A. G. Kadesky loft Monday morn.
ing fer the cities to secure nsv sosds.
Mrs. J. D. Humiston left Wednes.
day for visit with relatives at Man.
katO.
Old Hickory wagons are as good as
their name. Try one. Sold by
JOHN RAMAaE.
Ladies' Guild hold their monthly
tea this afternoon at the home of r. B.
Plots.
Worthington Mill Company loaded
car of wheat product for AL onpuin,
Illinois Wednesday.
Thirty cars of iron for the Burling-
ton came up Wednesday. Several
cars of ties are on the ground.
Mrs. Olive Sutherland, daughter
of B. Goodrich, who has been here on
visit went homo to Sioux Civ
yesterday.
Henry Knaa and Claus Sandlever of
Logan county, were in town the first
of the week looking over real estate
around this town.
Farmers, attention! Old Hickory
wagons are genuine from top 10 bot
tom. Sold by JOHN RAhAaE.
The new water tank was SUPPLIED
with water Tuesday night, and the
new stand pipes are now used by
trains for taking water.
Boy WaRted-Boy about Is year,
OLD to work for board and 10 10 school
this win tor. Address in own vritino
4. Y. T., caro- ADVANCE.
Fred Bitner is taking orders for the
Sunday Tribune of Oct. l. You Qe,
The paper and the picture of,,:Admiral
Dewey for five cents. II is beauty.
A good wagon is a good friend.> Try
an Old Hickory. Sold by
JOHN RAxAaE.
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"Orthington Boys i'm tho 18Th.
The boys from this county that

"Orthington Boys i'm tho 18Th.
The boys from this county that
enlisted in the 18th and went to
tho Philippines are once more in
America. There has been great
rejoicing all over the state in hon.
or OF the regiments return.
In this famous regiment Mobiles
county has few honored men who
went forth in defense of their
country. They have endured
hardships that probably seemed
unbearsble to them before lssv1ng
here. Those from this county
arc NJ. L. McKeever, Hugh Wor-
den, Harry Thorn, Elmer Bsssstt,
Louis Bassett and W. 81. Ksnns-
dy. Louis Bassett is reported as
being a corporal. On arrival he
was sent to the hospital on account
of being sick, but not serious.
Mrs. McKeever had letter and
photo from her son as they were
about to leave Manila. From the
picture Leone looks to be in good
health.
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A. COLT SHOW.


FT00 HOWARD Gets tine Premium.
Last Saturday, d. 8. Long held bis
free colt show In WorsbIngton ut =.
n. 0ould's barn, which was very In
tsrssting.
4 Number of fine colts weye On 81
hibition that would not likely bsve to
take back seat at sny state fair. The
stallion, Prince Henry, was present.
and is in splendid condition
: Tho favorites seemingly wess OWL
cd by A. Firth, W. Howard D. r.
Cheney and Fred Howard, one colt
owned by 4. Firth being only two
months old, measured III inches
around the fore arm.
Three competent Judges were cbos-
On, Mr.. Smith, Of Fl. Dodge, Ia, in
Gould and Frank Lane.
The colts were very uniform and Is
was quite a difficulty to decide but
they finally decided TO give The pre-
mium of 50 to Fred Howard All
passed off pleasantly and should be
encouraging to these fine horse raisers-
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-15

Professor Geo. E. Nottlston, IN
educator of national reputation, IL
now connected with the Msnksto
Commercial College. Al . psnmsn
he has NO equal, and the school 10
fortunate in securing him. Write for
specimen of bis psnmauship.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-15

The fourth quarterly eoBfsieues
will b held st H. T. church, SstsvS
ming Sept. rs. On Sunday morning
the presiding elder, L. L. Hsnssou
will preach The pastor will pssseh
IN the evening.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-15

All parties knowing themselves in
debted to the late DR.. ThomsoD
will please call at the ofiics Of Mr..
Dayton, over Bank of WorshisRton,
and settle with the Undersigned.
All accounts must bo settled q
once. j. n. MEssEs,
AdmInistrsto