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The times., 1899-12-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIREC-
tors OF the Lincoln National Bank OF
Washington. d. c.. viii be held az the
banking house. corner Seventh and d
Streets northwest. TUESDAY. JANUARY
9. 1900. Polls open from u m. TO p. m
f. A. STIER. Cashier de9.1 LIS. 2. %. Jas
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE IN.
tention OF the undersigned to apply TO
the Commissioners OF the District OF Co
lumbla, or the 14th day OF December. A. D.
1899, for a charter OF incorporation uuder
the provisions Of an act OF Congress enti-
tied an act 70 provide iOr the incorpora-
tion OF trust. loan. mortgage. and certain
other corporations within the District %
Columbia" approved October I. 1880.
The name OF the proposed company shall
be the Union Trust and Storage Company
Of the District OF Columbia"
The company IS 10 be organized for tha
purpose Of doing a general trust. loan.
mortgage, storage, warehouse. and eleva-
tor business in the District OF Columbia.
and such other business as may be author
izeG by Sai1 act OF Congress-
The names OF the proposed corpOrators
are: Arthur d. Addison, Daniel b. Clark
Joseph H. Crawford. Michael J. Colbert.
George W. Cissel J. Maury Dove, Robert
B. Donaldson. Lynn o. DeLashmutt Thom-
as NJ. Gale Bernard r. Green. George Glib
son, George z. Hamilton, Walter s Har-
ban, Rudolph Kaufman, James B. Lam
bic, Frederick p. MCGUIRE, Theodore j.
Mayer, J. NOta McGill William II. Nc
Knew. James G.. Payne, Francis A. Rich
ardson, Edward J. Stellwagen. John Fl.
Small, ir-; 3. Francis Saul. Charles O.
Thorn. and Joseph E Willard.
HoIsto del4.inc.exS
SPECIAL NOTICE-A meeting OF the
stockholders Of The National MetTopoli-
tan Fire Insurance Company o. the District
Of Columbia will be held DECEMBER Is.
1899 for the election o. directors. Polls
open al u m, and close at o clock p N.
! SAM CROSS. Secretary. no2S-u
OFFICE OF THE MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF the District OF
/ Columbia. 902 Pennsylvania Avenue north
west, Washington. Oct. Is, 1899.
PoIicy- holders are notified that On and
after NOVEMBER 1. 1899. the managers
viii pay a return OF savings. IN pr0p0rtiOa
10 the surrender value OF each policy. our
OF the savings OF 1898
I One per centum premium charge for Ia
surance the Coming year. IS payable To tia
( company az same time INSURANCE POL
I ICIES MUST BE PRESENTED. that pay
/ ments may be stamped thereon
This company insures brick dwellings az
from 81 10 S125 per $1,000 OF Insurance..
and frame dwellings, without shingls root
at from $3.50 10 $3.50 per $1,000.
Please present your policies early and
avoid the crowd
By order OF Board OF Managers.
L. PIERCE BOTELER.
s. #. WALKER Secretary
President ecfS-tf
The times., 1899-12-11
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The times., 1899-12-11

SPECIAL NOTICE-A meeting OF the
stockholders Of The National MetTopoli-
tan Fire Insurance Company o. the District
Of Columbia will be held DECEMBER IS.
1899. for the election o. directors. Polls
open at u m, and close at l o'clock p. N.
SAM CROSS. Secretary. nO23-tf
The times., 1899-12-11

Mr.. ". 5. Martin, plumber, 736 Thirteenth st.
NV. Washington, d. c. SAYS: i suffered with
rheumatism year ago. and three small walls OF
Munyon Rheuma tism Cure quickly eradicated the
pain and restored me 10 health I had a slight at
tack of the same disease again during the past
winter, and the same remedy quickly cured me
1t is certainly q most wonderful curative prepara-
ton, acting quickly and surely"
The times., 1899-12-11
breaking the News to Spain.

5IdH 20 EtHtIdI bIdUtO.
In compliance with your excellency's orders.
went out from Santiago yesterday morning with
the whole squadron, and after an unequal battle
against forces more than three times as large as
mine my whole squadron was destroyed. Teresa
Oquendo, and Nizcaya, all with fire on board ran
ashore. Colon, according to information from
Americans, ran ashore and surrendered. The de-
stroyers were sunk. Do not know as vet loss Of
men. but surely 600 killed and many wounded
proportion OF latter not largo The survivors
are United States prisoners Calamity Of all
the crews has earned most enthusiastic congratu-
lations Of enemy Captain OF EzCaya was al
lowed to retain his sword. I feel very grateful
for generosity and courtesy with which they
treat us- Among dead is Yillamil, and. / believe,
Lazaga; CcHeas and Eulate wounded We have
lost everything and shall need funds
The times., 1899-12-11
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE.

Ii is your duty TO consult a physician every
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strength. MUNYON'S DOCTORS ARE FREE.
Call upon them at any time-sIit your own con-
venience. Skilled specialists will give you the
best advice simply for the mere asking.
e2s THIRTEENTH ST. N. W.
The times., 1899-12-11
To the Minister of Marine.

During January and February. 1898,
Cervera continued writing and telegraph
ing the Minister of Marine regarding the
poor condition Of his feet but little was
done TO improve it. On February 70, 1858,
Cervera wrote the Minister as follows:
The times., 1899-12-11

10 4 IetIeI uattu "IaiCu DtIFtIu saIu.
1t would be foolish to deny that what We may
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-10
Gar CUMMING
2TaIk'ns Disarrnam ent vhlls
His Eliniss sers Are PrSpar-
] Inn tor War. Il,
Fsverlsh Activityin the Naval
Docs<yards and at Mil
tary pepota Al \,
DRElyFus J i !! VERDICT IS lust ! /
Said the Court Of Cassationl
Has Reached 4 Decision
sinsths Case. .sI
President 81 a Section 81 the'
Court Resigns asa con-
sequence asS s32
DREYFus i ] Y! VERDICT E \ Ct IS lust

;LoNDoN, Jan. .9.-The sebastopol
corresponde dent Of The. Times, who hax
been travelling in European Russia ID
two months to / discover, II possible,
some move On the part Of the Russisl
government to give effect TO the d.
armament proposals Of Emperor Niche
lAs, says NIL observations were quit
the contrary. The correspo ondent. say1ss
.At the naval dockyaryls I found fssss
erish activity. Not : man has beell
withdraw from the frontiers. Th0
Iuinisters o1 war and marine have beeh
inspecting u of the military and nANll
stati0ns, urging an, accleration %tof tl,e
;preparations for defense, but apparently
never mentioning the czar's nlanif festo
Tho number Of men oiled IN the army
and nsvy during the months 81 Octobsl'
and November last were larger than
ever. Rsinforc cements are being sent rs
the far est q fast - they can be tram.
ported and all the Yarrisons along the
RuDo- Turkish frontier are being largely
increaaed y IA 81 Il E;a11 a 5d$.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-10
ENDED IN A RIOT. 4

French soeialists Mako Their Aunusl I'm.
srimsse to ths Tomb of Rlsnaui.
PARIS, Jan. 9.-The socialists an.
I1ual pilgrimage to the tomb Of Blanqli
IA the cemetery Of Pere u Chase led to
riots between the rival partisans ol
Henri Rochsfort, editor of Tho n.
ttansigeant, and NJ. Juarez, editor II
The. Petit Socialist Republique. Many
were injured and the police INSIDE q
number Of arrests. The wreath intend.
cd for the throne was trampled upon.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-10
Hosnenay C-l.Uras,on " GLASS rov.

Makes tie tood a,ore del1cjous aad


&a5 HOgmenAy CeieOrNtiOM ~ Gl1SgoWs
4 LONDON, JAM, 0.-Thel Hogmenay, or
New Years eve festivities, celebrated
at Glasgow. it is stated, were marked
by the greatest exhibition of intoxica>
tion in the streets ever seen in Glasgow.
One account Of the scene says: 1T
would need the pen Of lola to describe
the state r. the streets The most ~
founding .ature Of the debauchery was
the appalling number Of young lads
rolling about the streets"
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-10
sOUND FoR . WAsHtNoToNl

4Smbers of the Cuban Evac cuatlon Ce.a.
,nls~iaa Arrive as T.,npa.
Il. TAMPA, Fla. Jan. 3. The member,
sofI the Cuban evacuation commission.
who M left Havana Saturday evening %
the steamer Masc0tte, have arrived at
Port Tampa. The party left at once
fof Washington in . special Pullman
ear attached to the Florida and East
tndia q imitetl on the Plant system.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-10
MORRISON ININN. TUESDAY, JAN Io 800
RES LUTON eY slNAso On. i u

! Mliaslsf u essstsr = OpDsssa g Fsr1dAas
s3sS AAnA1aAlen a ss n itS
WAsHINGToN, Jan. .. Senator M.
!. son g tHl.} A offered the following rssoluaa
n tne,se1Ate: a Si', az
3f:'' IN " here> All Just powess of govern.
ornnifs:t 'lre derived from the consent 81
the governed, therefore be IL ss3
: Resolved BY the senate of the United
States. that tho government of the
United States Of America will not 81.
4 tempt tp govern the people Of any other
country IN the world without the con.
,eent sof the people themselves, Of rub.
'ject them by force to our dominion
Against their will. !" st s s. s.l, 3s a.
dt. Mason asked that tho resolution
hs on the table, nnouncing his inten.
4 itaMs a \ ot addrss- ing the senate upon, Il
next 'Tnesday.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-10
now to Keep EsE Yolk..

(. How to Keep EEE Yolks. at5
The yolks of eggs dry almost % soon
- they come in contact with the air.
but If dropped at once into : CUP Of cold
water will keep II good condition in
the refrigerator for three Or four dayA d
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-10

This would not be the store it the stock is if could
n store Each the honor roll things beyond de1
everything worth describing If niagara
wouldn't be Niagara Silent points here and there picked
matter mentioned herein But
we told stocks china glass; silver and goods
We mention them but describe them You
for yourself .s.wa - %Na#H s1r@s ##sGss ' .
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-01-10

N .,s n ssssa N ores AT After all the fine
AALs FPRiCES jardinieres that
u 3lytesito us at Christmas, we
aly lice line at this time and
fls,s Saro low for such fire goods.
gSO 65 ST 81 50 So and $3.50
The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17
A. L. Garfield, employed by A.
Russell, was obliged to return to his

A. L. Garfield, employed by A.
Russell, was obliged to return to his
home at Luverne Friday..on; account
of being taken i'll.
The Busy Bees of the Swedish Lu-
theran church held a social at the
residence of Lars Ellison, Friday eve-
ming and had very pleasant time.
Frank Kumler and wife of Balti-
more, Ohio, arrived Saturday morn
ing for a visit with his brother, D. B.
Kumler, also with her brother Ed.
Norris.
A divorce was granted Matte
Houpt Saturday afternoon from Al
bert Houpt. He has been residing
at Round Lake. j. j: Parsons acted
a. attorney for the plaintiff.
Au. II. E. Torrnace returned home
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Stella NJ. Cheney and mother
left Saturday afternoon for visit al
Sheldon.
Mrs. E. r. Humiston returned
home from a visit at St. Paul, Satur'
day afternoon.
Lee She'll returned home Friday
night from an extended visit in Min.
| lneapolis, looking we'll and healthy
again.
Revs. Pope and Peterson of Mime
apolis came down Saturday afternoon
to take part in the dedication services
of the Baptist church. Mrs. Peter
son accompanied her husband.
A report is in circulation that thu
! new line would cross over one of tn
village wells. Reliable authorit,
gives information that it will part,
but not 90 as to do any damage ma
terially.
The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17
+. =. Graves Of Ransom was caller

=. Graves OF Ransom was caller
Friday.
Phil Glasgow is improving as is also
Mrs. j. 81. johnson.
Arthur Mcintyre, Of Lake Park,
worshiped here Sunday.
j. E. Darling left Thursday eve
ming for his home in Thaxton, Tenn.
w. Ramage is on the sick list this
week.
Prof. Porter and Misses Hyland,
Walton, Goar, Knoefel, Whittemore
and Mabel Smith went to Mankato
Thursday night to attend the teach
ems meeting. -
D. G. Ross of Luverne will super
cede Mr.. elliott as day operator.
While we regret Mr.. Gillott's removal
yet Mr.. Ross and family are desirable
people to any community.
Mrs. Melville S. Sutton, will Civ.
q health talk to ladies at G.. A. R
] hall uext Tuesday and and Wednes'
day evenings, November 14th and
18th, at 7:3O. Free to oil ladies. 4t5S
Fulda Free Press: Atty. E. E. Rod
dis has decided to locate at Worth
ington. This announcement was re-
ceived with great regret by everybody.
He has good law practice here but
believes he can do better in larger
field. He will have a partner who
will have an Office in Fulda.
tits reported that a man in Ransom
nailed tho door of his house against
his wife during the last rain storlu,
but the neighbors brought her back.
Some of the neighbors think the new
church ought to interest themselves
in the affair and they might be able
20 bring about a more desirable state
Of affair.
Nora-You cant expect to do away
, with face blemishes in weeks time
. Keep on taking Rocky Mountain Tea
!. You'll have lovely complexion.
s The Poles had warm time in Du
Q Iluth Saturday. Two poles fell il
q with another and the the three wen
Q on a spree, later went to sleep whel
q the third one robbed them of $62
I'll After church Sunday he was discov
cred taken to barn and lynched, bu
was cut down by some other people
e After this he confessed, but only $5
was found in the given location, ant
q the Poles were going to hang hin
j. lagain but a policeman happened
J. along and took him in charge. Afte
: this a dance was held at which {
fight occurred in which one of tn
I Poles was nearly murdered, thus tn
! day was one continual round of OK
citament.
The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17
Org.

Org.
A. v. Stout and w;fe, Of Parkers-
burg, Iowa, are visiting their son
John.
The rail saw expects to leave here
on Wednesday. It 10 expected to 70
turn in the spring.
Mr.. Jensen's house will soon be
ready for occupancy.
Mr.. Clifford travelling man for the
Northern Or. Co. Was here on Satur-
day.
w. s. Hazard, Jr.. visited the fam
lily of John Stout on Tuesday.
Mrs.W. 8. Hazard, Of Clear Lake,
s. D., is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Stout, this week and also old friends
Miss Bertha Peterson has returned
home and her sister, Hilda, now has
her place here.
The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17
Volcanic EPupsi0as

Are grsnd, bot SbIn EFuptseus rob
life Of joy. Bectlen'5 Armies astvs
cuses them. also old running sU6 f.
yer sores, Ulcers, boiIs- fellows, esrss,
warts, cuts bruises b1FD, seaJds.
chapped hsnds, chiIbIsips. BesS piIs
curs on earth Drives cut pains md
aches. Only 25cts box Cura gus
ranteed. ooId by Rsy HumistoD.
druggist.
A ear load of oak sIaE, corn crib inst
received. Jno. w. TuthIII Lumber Co
The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17
Summons, Money Demand,
Complaint Filed.

Summons, Money Demand,
Complaint Filed.
sF45R sGau9g e d @s5SSs9?A' Rssie9. t..
District Court, thirteenth Judicial District.
Frank Landis, Plaintiff. =
- ''n 81 vs.. - \
". n. Henderson, Defendant.
Fad ed fssts ps,tsds1t & '1ae.qt4 TIE above nam
You are hereby summoned and reqssssd to
answer the complaint of tie Plaihtf6 IL
the office IF the Clerk ofthe District Court 81
ta ssa & aAss ss spS g stats n ot Miane.
ths,. tths .aiS d,as tsS%pssint sa p4s y s. g.
In said County, within tweaty days afsf yHe
hfthea4y 9f such service: 1hd e You faii to
nf 9ss 4 ,t.a tis
take jud smet & aa1i5st ISn m ~ IS ,u % "
Eight Hundred and NinefJ Jaone DolIass! viii
interest at the rate Of z per cent. per anaum
from the 9Th day Of October, 1895, together
ti9n.
Dated October 18th. 1899.
C.M, CRANDA1L AID o. W. F1HxnAr,
PLAINTIFFS Attorneys,
WorthinSton, Miss,
oct 10 nor ~
The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17
PfngstOn.

John Rienietz has his new house
near completion.
Henry Schroeder is going to ILL
nois to make it bis home. We are
sorry to lose him as neighbor.
Paul Hamkens Sundayed in St.
Kilian.
Quite a number from here spent
Sunday at John P6ngston.
A new girl at Frank Bultman's.
Farmers are busy huskipg corn.
Jim Scrimmer, of Spencer, Ia, was
the guest of Geo., Robbinnolt last
week. He contemplates moving here
in the spring.
Christ Webber left last week for
Bellvue, Iowa.
The F6ngstos band under the lead.
ership of Henry Balgerman is pro.
crossing finely. Success to you boys
School commenced at the church
today.
John Webber entertained visitor,
Sunday.
Ed. Raines Sundayed with August
Stocker.
Mrs. Fred Bultman is very i'll a
this writing.
| The trustees of the church mad,
some very necessary Improvement
on the church and parsonage las
week.
The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17
@. q. Afford took down bis boat

g. q. Afford took down his boat
house Friday.
Howard and Harvey Hinkley left
Thursday night for Omaha.
A. N. Cheney moved his boat house
from the lake shore Friday.
Mrs. N. Thompson, Of Ransom,
returned Friday from q visit to Fari-
bault county.
Carl Pattee, of st. Paul, q Lieut..
in the late 18th regiment, visited Dr..
Dolan, Friday.
! Us. Ramage is making arrange
ments for putting in lumber. and fuel
yard at Willmont.
Paul Gotizan of st. Paul, Lieut..
Col. in the 18th regiment, was guest
DR.. Dolan, Friday,
| AMr Montgomery, of Montgomery,
1a., is intending to open lumber
and fuel yard at Willmont.
Mrs. VIM. Campbell, of Luverne
returned home Thursday afternoon
after visit with relatives, w. 8.
Lewis and family: >2I.
T. elliott, has been appointed to a
position in the train dispatcher's Office
at st. James and will probably leave
for there tonight.
DR.. Dolan was at Round Lake Fri
day and disposed Of the old smallpox
camp by burning it up slick and
clean: 1t is hoped that a similar
af1iction will never light in this coun.
ty again.
| Hereafter the legal rate of interest
in Minnesota, when not specified,
will be 6 per cent, the law passed by
the last legislature to that effect
having become operative on Novem
ber LIST. 10 per cent. can be charged
when so specified in the contract
. Plpestone Star. -
VIM. Bebensee and Chas. Johnsol
q returned Friday from their trip, il
s the northern part of the state, job
Bebensee stopping at st. Paul. Wn
Y does not think very favorable of it.
n About fifteen or twenty of th
h friends of Theo. Hinrich and wifi
q gathered at their home in surprie
a Thursday evening. Refreshment
n were served and a most pleasa1
time enjoyed.
d Sven johnson was brought befo,
is Squire Stevens, Thursday, charge
10 with assault on Herman Poppen, bot
a of Summit Lake. The alleged assault
which was not established was con
r. mitted Tuesday. G. M.Crandall ap
# peared for the state and J. A. Tow
X for the defence. On account of il
" sufficient evidence to hold, the defenc
ant was dismissed.
The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17

Mrs. Goodrich is very sick again.
Mr.. Eastman has moved onto hie
farm.
Services at the Baptist church to.
night.
Mrs. Frank Lyons is quite aick with
asthma.
VIM. Kerr of Rushmore was in
town Wednesday.
Mrs. Carrie Ferrin was over from
Rushmore, Monday.
Rev. Schmidt went to Blue Earth
City this week on business trip.
John Anderson, wife and daughter
returned this week from a visit at
Little Falls.
> Miss Mile Edwards is attending
school in W9rthington, commencing
last Monday,
Chas. Hornstiae moved into Ernest
Eastman's House in Clary addition
on Wednesday.
John Swanson who went to the old
country has returned and is now Wis.,
ting IN illinois. He is expected
home ip short time aov. Z.
The Swedish Lutheran Mission
Conference opened Tuesday evening
for . three days SESSION, with the fol-
lowing ministers in attopdance. Revs.
Alpen, Current Lake; Eckman,
Kansas Lake; Film, St. James; Eek
ander, WAat SVsadahl.
Mrs. Wolfe, recently of WoTf6inR.
ton, has leased the Swanson property
east of Price 4 Sons lumber yard and
will be ready in few days t. take in
boarders. Mrs. Wolfe is 4 worthy
lady and will keep q first class house.
We hope that those looking for nice
pleasant place to stop By the day OF
week or TO take meals will remember
Mn. Wolfe.-St James Plaindesler,
The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17
James Mackay was on the sick list

James Mackay was on the sick list
Friday.
Mrs. Eta Webb WAS en- the sicl
ist Friday and Saturday..
Ed. Norris is taking a forced lay
off on account of an injury to bis
back. .-
F. R. Pepple and wife left satur-
day for visit with her parents at
Lakefeld.
G. T. Bloom goes to Round I lake
the first of next week to move some
bodies in the cemetery.
Marriage license was issued Satur-
day to Henry Sorem and Tillie j.
Olson by Clerk Humiston.
T, G.. Nicholson, of the Gazette,
St. James, was in town Saturday,
looking after his farm interests.
Krastps Church says he lis going
to put in 9 transfer line when the
Burlington get their new depot in.
= Mrs. Abby Reeves left Friday altar
noon for Nebraska City, to bring her
daughter May, home, she being sick
with heart trouble.
e..
A man attempting to steal Z ride
was run over by the cars at Prairie
Junction Thursday night and his arm
cut off at the shoulder. .
NJ. Thompson, Of Ransom, made
this Office call Friday.
John Mackay has the contract fos
putting ip steam heat for Henry Pile,
a farmer a few miles in the country.
II is seldom that We hear of farmers
enjoying the luxury Of steam heel, but
take it in this. fertile spot Of Mime
sofa and under the present era Of
prosperity, the farmers are ina posi-
ton to enjoy all the modern improve.
ments Of the ago.
The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17
LOCAL NEWS.

DR.. F. w. Force, Of Window, was
In town Monday.
Nellie Taylor left Sunday night
for visit at Winona.
Geo. D. Dayton went to Mime
apolis Monday afternoon.
Frank Saxon transacted business
Heron Lake, Tueeday.
Mr.. Ebay now expects to complete
the grading around tho lake Wednes.
day.
i: August Paulson and wife returned
Monday from lengthy visit at Red
Wing.
Rev. Anderson of the NJ. E. church
will preach in the now Baptist church
tonight. >.~
A. V. Stout, father of j. H. Stout,
returned to bis home at Parkersburg,
Tueedsy, after weeks visit here.
August Goelz returned Saturday
night from his visit at Mason City.
He has nearly recovered from his in.
juries.
! Last Saturday at the meeting Of
teachers association held at Man.
'kato, Supt. E. L. Porter was elected
president Of ths association.
E. E. Ventioner went to Heron
Lake Monday to paint and decorate
Father Won den Berg's residence
expecting to be there about week.
( Mr.. Kistner, of Waterloo, 1a., wal
in town Tuesday arranging for tn
building of a house, granary ant
small buildings on his farm in Jack
son county, near Brewster.
The entertainment given Monda,
evening by Benjamin Chaplin was vel
attended. The entire audience high
" enjoyed his rendition of the notet
work and the author, and ho bear
out tho testimonials given him by tn
people. The next entertainment o
the course will be the Patricolo Crane
Concert Company, Tuesday evening
Dec. 9Th. You can get your money
worth yet by buying a season ticket.
The Worthington advance., 1899-11-17

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Going Saueh, Leaves T:1S am sic a N
Going NORTH Arrives 1890 pm 6=so p N