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The Worthington advance., 1899-12-29

We are selling good Hooking coal
for 500 JAS. 8. RAxAaE, 84tf
Miss Anna Durfse of st. Paul,
spent Christmas with her brothers
here.
Mrs. j. n. Bull entertained here
Sunday school clats Wednesday
evening at the homo of Rev. Ander-
son.
Atkinson h Boberg have purcha.
sed the property now occupied by R.
81. Belknap from Frank Whitmore of
Cornell, la.
Prof. E. L. Porter went to st. Paul
Monday to attend the State Educa-
tional Convention. He was appoint
ed on the national committee.
Best Hooking Valley coal 500 per
ton. John W. Tuthill, L'b'r Go. SO.
Harry Fitch and Charley Conrad,
of Milwaukee, returned home We'd
nesday after a Christmas visit with
relatives, John Fitch and family.
A. Kline returned Thursday morn
ing from his northern trip. He pur.
chased l6O acres of land near Pillaper
and expects to move there in the
early spring:
A party was given at the home of
Wilson Ager Wednesday evening,
about twenty five young people being
present enjoying games music and
refreshments.
We have just learned of the death
of Joseph Randall, of Adrain. His
funeral will be held at that place
Thursday afternoon under the aus
pices of the United Workman lodge
of which he was a member.
R. W. Moberly expects to go on
another excursion to Oklahoma and
Texas next Tuesday, Jan. End. One
fare plus 81 for the round trip. A
trip to that country will convince any
farmer that he can better his condi-
ton twice o, or, Call and see him.
Mrs. J. A. Kennedy, of Adrain,
spent few days here with her SOD
Will this week. We understand
Will has been obliged to give up his
position on account of erysipelas.
They both,,went to Adrian Thursday.
Sixteen declamatory contestants
and enough fine music tQ make a
perfect entertainment means a long
program. So the exercises at Masonic
Hall, Jan. 5, will begin promptly at
fifteen minutes after eight o'clock.
Our High School scholars will need
a ssbig audiences to meet expenses.
Lot it also he an audience that comes
on time.
The family of E. g. CHATTER, except
Miss Susan, loft last Friday after
noon for their future home in Utah.
Mr.. CHATTER and son Harley left
Saturday morning with two car loads
Of their effects. They have many
warm friends in this place who re-
gret their removal. Miss Susan will
return to Northfeld to complete the
course of study undertaken.
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During the past week. Hunbs~ If
oor asighs,ors have b@-n sfl@IT7ne
coru; among them isaac gTIsou- D
VI. FsrTru. genz Sozsn- 4sehzeE
Sogam: Bsu Sorsrn- John Milton.
VIM, D7wnaz amt perhaps sons
others.
George Jay vent to "a. Paul %
=pead ChrI@trfs4s With has -f@sa~ gr=
Lawt0n. Georvp nag Hns sen FTEs
sister for ssv-rsE Tesrs~ and uo- a~
vent uubeyaIftesf % 1f=4 bs~ = =ur
prise
Ole Sorsu8 aud hfs sfssrr Bessie zr-
h1sne f5r Ehs nhoISIavz The~ z-z
attending + scf40oE N FfsnrTIr1u
c0Tnsg Ia, and have uos bs@u home
='Hee fall until How. Ose saTsf sh~~
have naf g5oss =E-fgfEug 6gr several
:veags-
E-ase Sfilsou. whe - zss~,ess.-
school At y 5Bci-r = also ss Hsus
s'Fsst - having gD0d time znenx a5s
friends Young sad cid.
4 subscription paper wz- uz=z~eE
around The oess@r day Eor sn~ u=gs~s
Of stt07s vino I0st skesrs All shsv rad
IN the ire ou " J. Psrrvfs place.
QsIse s Hie~ lSftI= svIn1 xsz sssb~-rTu
pd f9r their rslief-
Henry FIes=iy- who - rszf4ax
near shs8soygsn. Wis writes that he
Is having gOos4 time snsf sFszs sh-~
are hfEiHg defIyhffsi xsass@~ sh~-.
stosTt sE1~t ~ we aru bring z~syr~f
with fieFe- He Ezsssesf sfsyezsxfs ssrss.
country oH his way borsver wls~rz
the =tsoFS was ~grrss fourteen TB~a~~
ctssp
In Friday of last wasxk g5zs R@lps
= -, who - tsacirTag sEs- Center
@-.s""t sht~ winter gave hsr oupsls
IA --TT ~njoTss,ET treat by providing =
{ t'sri%trEs7s= :re= for sEs-us. vhFrs x.-
t1ssdsf with zDef things afss LsIss
PrtHam Fnd hrr =ci.oof came seer
fr"f1 fs1ss fSrssv~S' district susf zEfsz-
p nsr very Pheasant ssrss% 7szs asxt.
An FPpT7Priss@ -xs-rrf=~ wz= prepared
sstsrcit sFfstssE much ~ sh.- Frss~r~=s ,.f
-. - s1rf.
'.n~r-surs- sirs- = f,srr. md seo,g-.
2 m~Fs'iIy =eetrs 10 f,s euDyiHa. & With
~. ,, F5s large prypgrsssn ,S sb-
human faHtFIv the svorfsf s~~v,- ~~.r
7r'.fHg HnSt Inyers: aud ft - veil shas
40. y grs-as deaf Of eupnvrusnt 4u
ne gos Jus 1f IIf- Il re sF- ssr~frE IN
'sakf' things ty the srTrts,th hzusl~."
Christmas time . one Of .h- rsnus
JoJoG@ srH=Uns Jf tire Ys8r. esu~raslIr
TO th" little ones. How auxsssv-fv
they Watch for the rssusing Of the
large hearted Obi Santa ~Tsts hrs
ov'5s1sf~TotTs DyIsgst ovnraozTnv with
PF"c.osFs things. Sous~ p-opl- Hr- in
cisnesi TO Iook dETppsssSngfy go the
custom of giving Christians sr~~~vsx
i'ss-ss1Ts" they say - rsrrrh
money apens ou sorslsE~-= srsa~4~ f.
- very likely that son1~. as least. ,f
:he money might 5e spent 20 better
purpose IN gifts more assE,sfsufEzI susf
useful. But, surely sven IN cas@~
where motley seems TO 5e sp@us H.
iisrressIy- the kSsdues~ Of heart that
prompts the gifs NAV veil sxerr-~ tie
seemingly Fnprovisfsns outlay The
giver aud receiver both are gl~~.~ra
sr1d life - 7soatirou-iy s~-eseuess b~
:hs bessow4I % these Essfe sxsk---~,r
ssndly regarf. Rsszsv zzaax
The Worthington advance., 1899-12-29
Real Estate Transfers.

Andrew Hamilton to Jacob S
Grdes e1 29-1O4-39. 10000
Andrew Hemilton to Jacob S
Gerdes undiv. 7-9 of 81 of
sw4 20 1N, &c.. 1856
Jacob Ewy to Katharine Rupp
L l and 2 B 7, Dundee. ..... 45O
st. 81 g. S 6 Ry to H J Nor
gan nj of ne4 II, l0l, 3d.. 1886
Matthias Spartz to Esches sw4,
20, 104, 49,. 1850
Sam Edwards to B F Wells IL
B 9 Round Lake ke........... 5 GO
A Fl Wilder to Christ Breke all
3-1o3-41 .................. 1o347
j F. White to j E Gould 81
35-1O4-4O. .......... $500
Cornelia J Hurd to Geo. Miller
Lob "a Worthington. ..... 4OC
j S McCarvell to A Montgom-
cry 10 acre NV cor nw4 of
ne4 25-103-39. 9.............. 425
G A Whitney to E F Whitney
sell 3O.1O2-4O.. ........... 25OO
J A Peters to Nancy Croxen
sell A-103-4O.. O............... 1880
D Shell to Oscar R Longueck-
er WI of se4 4, 1O3, 40. 400
St P & S G Ry to Geo Miller
sw4 3, 1Ol, A.. 224O
F j Porter to G G Hanson 81
sci 3; 101, AZ. 1000
Mary D Tompkins to Jno D
Weaver L 8, 10 and II B 9
Hersey y........I. .I............ 100
Fred Telschon to j T Lasher
81 4nw4 21, 10l, 41.......... 24OO
Louis c Disch to Peter Err
,pelding 81 nw4 3, lW, a.. 100
John B Disch to: Peter Erpeld:
W G Wyatt to Isaac c. Mark
ham. L II B 10 .Bigelow. -. 100
Caroline Kopp to W F Kasdorf
e3 of nw4 22, 102, H.. ..... 1 500
II N Holbrook to Cassuis M
Larson L B Jones ad Adrain $50
ing 81 nw4 3,..104, 42........ 1910
Charles Zeh to Peter Erpelding
nj of sw4 4.3,ss1O4, a.. 2.....:... 15u0
MINI. Land INV Co to Mary F
McClurg nw4 27, 104, 40. %. 1890
Margaret Rappal to Genivev
Humiston e1 of nw4 18. 1O4,
49,. 1900
The Worthington advance., 1899-12-29
NJ. T.. Church Notices

Pas2or will preach in the mo, ming
and receive members into the church.
Rev. Roy Tibbit,s will preach at
night. There will be evangelis.ic
services at the NJ. E. church everv
night next week, except Saturday.
Members and friends of the church
are earnestly requested to be present
as far as possible.
CARL A. ANDERSON. Pastor
The Worthington advance., 1899-12-29
Baptist Church.

Preaching by the pastor at 1886.
At noon the Sunday School meets
and there will be "Chalk Talk" re.
view by the pastor. Evening sub
ject, "Jabez Prayer" or "How 10
Attain Success in 1900" the fourth
in the special series now being
preached by Rev. Bronson.
The Pentecostal hymns No. 2
used at evening service andy orchestra
assists at all evening services.
The Worthington advance., 1899-12-29
That Throbbing Headache },

Would quickly leave you, if you used
Dr.. Kings New Life Pills. Thon-
sands of sufferers have proved their
matchless merit for sick and nervous
headaches. They make pure blood
and strong nerves and build up your
health. Easy to take. Try them ONLY
Is cents. Money back II not cured Sold
by Hay Humiston, Druggist. =
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HO-IESEEKERS' FxCUH-
STDSS
Vim =. e. H. e Y By. Nov : anf
-, Bt'". = sTrd 30

On theE" C4tes. rouuf f~n .r~<s'z
go"' u day. from dat. e -a.e. es..
he sd at i e'ngl, tare FItr- r-o cfrE
lats 10 The ftIluwirg t..rrieor~. ~
abama. Arzn Ga, Arkansas Rrat-:. z.
Col"'u!'a Coiorato. Genreia. FIor,
Idaho. ln't'an Territory. low Ttu-a
Kentucky. Gnui-iana. fsnr. ! .
Michl gan, N:nnesota. VI zenssr,- Uiz.
ifsippi, Nom ana. New jfpxiro. ~.
braska. North Dakot:t. North G.yrr
lima. pk kIaIt'tHa Oregon. ~srrlfFs ~,
kota- S"u.h Carolina Te1usssssss -E's,
as, Utah, Virginia. " .ssG,raetosr " -
consin and Nortberr, Michigan. ss.l
Wyoming
For further information call an r
T.. u. Il ". agents or address.
JNO. g. FARMER. A.G + - tn
Cedar RlpistS. IA
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Feed Grinding.

Am now prepared to grind feed
and she'll corn at all times at the
same place and price as last winter.
2l-3. OLE SWANSON.
The Worthington advance., 1899-12-29
The Contest at Sibley.

Last week Friday evening the sue
cessfull contestants in our local ora
torical contest went to Sibley to ent-
or contest with the students of that
school.
Those entering the contest from
here are given'in the program. They
were accompanied by friends and rel
atives SO that the. party numbered 38.
PROGRAM.
Rev Q H Secombe
Violin Solo,. ....... Fred Grant
s"- = Oratorical.
Spartacus to the Roman ENJOYS
Sargent. t........ Fred A Tripp
The Southern Negro--Grady...
..... Frank Brown.
War Is Actually Begun-Pat-
rick Henry. ..G. Walter Ager.
The South and her Problems
Grady. William Morgan.
Hannibal on the Alps-E. N.
- Swan. jet Smallwood.
The Power of the Press-Dough-
4 ertv... Eugene Campbell.
Duet-Misses Hickok and Ray
mond.
Dramatic.
Kentucky Belle--Woolscn. ....
. ................An Enksson.
The Confessional-W. W.. Story
......... Florence McCausIand.
Lasca-Frank Desprez. ......
................. .Goldie Crever.
Sister and I-Anon.
.................F Fannie Webb.
The Sioux Chiefs Daughter
Joaquin Miller. Edna Goodrich
The Chariot Race-Wallace. -.
................M Myrtle Person.
Duet-M,sses Watson and Smith.
Humorous.
:tMr. Dooley" on the Dreyfus Court
martial-F. P. Dunno. 90.
. John Fl. Mosher.
Talking by Telsphone-Anon...
.......... .GCnel n1ce.
The Day Of Judgment-Eliza-
beth Stuart Phelps.
..............Fr Frances \. Clark.
The Champion Snorer-Auor...
Harry ,vilbern.
Collection of judges sheete.
Song-Male Qnartette.
Decision of Judges.
Judges.
Co. Supt. I. G. Hise. %. .LeMars, la.
Co. Supt. A. W. Davis. >. Fonda, la.
Supt, W.T.. Davidson Spirit Lake, la.
The following decisions were
awarded by the judges: Oratorical;
Walter Ager, Jet Smallwood, Will
lam Morgan; dramatic, Fannie Webb.
Florence McCausland, Myrtle Per-
son, Edna Goodrich; humorous, Har
~ Wilbern, John Mosher.
The Sibley's have one point the
start oof u, row but it is expected
that results will be changed at the
next contest.
It will be noticed that number
of their pieces are the same as have
been rendered here and it is said
they we're delivered better by our pu
pills.
Our pupils never did better and
received great credit from their home
people. The visitors were we'll
treated by the people of the town
and had good time, but there WAS
ad element took great delight in an
noying the visitors in a disgusting
and insulting manner at every op-
portunity. When they come to
Worthington, it is hoped that they
will receive the most courteous
treatment as ladies and gentlemen.
The Worthington advance., 1899-12-29
Dec 10
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ey order or currency an-f ~ ~~ss ~ - s.4a-
following Family cnnttts,sse t.ya .rsa pr
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The Gentlewoman Tr.
NaotionaI illustrated Magazine yr-
American Poultry Advocate IT.
Happy Hours Family Magazine I rr.
Vermont Farm Journal / ".
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Clubbing list for stamp
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Cir. Mgr. Vermont Farm Journal
Wilmington, Vermont.
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IVORY SOAP PASTE.

In fifteen minutes with only cake Of Ivory Soap and water,
you make better cleansing paste than you can buy
Ivory Soap Paste spots from cohng and will clean
carpets kid Cloves slippers patent enamel russell leather and
canvas shoes leather be painted woodwork and furniture me
be used with damp cloth to cleanse many articles
that cannot be washed because they will not stand the free appca'
ton of water.
DIRECTIONS FOR MAkMo ..1 :asx s::
xvii hsse vsn
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DR.. Humphreys

Specifies net directly upo1 Tire dizeass,
without exciting DISORDER in other parts
Of the system. They Cure tTre sfes.
10. CURES. Fasrvs.
1-fevers. ConrrssIanz fafs4rsnlaftsns 1t
2-Wosms, Worm Fever Worm cslie- II
3-Teeshsna. Collie. Crying. wasessiness q;
4-Dssrrbes. Of chfrdren OF Adults. II
s-Coueiss. Colds. Bronchitis ............ II
o-NenrsIsia. Toothache Fs-rsrhe -
S-Hesdsehe. sscs Hsadsehs. Vertigo .ay
1O-DyspeSsts- Indigestion Weak Stomach. .a1
11-SsppSessed or Painful P~Ysuss LsS
12-Wbfses. Too Profuse psrtpfs ~
13-Csoop. Lasypxftfs. Hosrsenses -
14-sslt Rheum, Erysfpcis< Erup.sons .xS
18-NheumsfIsm. Rheumatic Paths ,4
1o-Na1arfs. cnflrs, Fever and Asss s,s
1S-Csssrri. Tniuenzs. Cold IN the Head .s<
WV Whoopsns-Cousi usis..........--....-....2 rs
45-ksdBey Dssemses s...............s... -xS
29-Nersous DsbiIify.. .....-..-.......-.f- -ssss
1O-CsiRary weskness. weuInx s.s Is
55-Gs1p. Hay Fe~eY. e~eY..........-.....s........ .1x
Dr. Humphrrys Manual OF an uf~~x~ss sx vy,rv
Drufyists Or Naifed Free
sold Dy drgkrtses, or sene on receipt or rrf~..
.mgnssys 1eos Co.. Cor. Wisltam g JOHN 5tA,
The Worthington advance., 1899-12-29
Market R~port.
LOCAL Ne Tvs.

Daily Weather Report.
CHICAGO, n, 8 a. m.-
Fair and continued cold
tonight and Friday.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-17

many objections to the complete en- franChisement of women. It is folly to argue that women lose their womanliness, that their homes would
 be neglected, or other fearful calami- ties befalI the race. From the very fact they do vote and these things are not so, is a refUtation of such state ments. When we vote for trustees of the state university we vote at the same time that men are casting their ballots for governor and president. There are the same judges and the same booths. It would take no longer to make the cross in the circle on the large ticket than on the small one pre- scented for us, and I am sure they would be able to vote as intelHgently as men on the average.
 "An effort is being made, and with fair prospects of success, to have bill passed by our legislature conferring municipal suffrage, and it is to be hoped that Illinois and all the other states and territories will follow the example of the four western states which have enfranchised their women
 '"The women of your territory are nobly presenting their cause to your legislature, and I sincerely hope their efforts will be fruitful. Justice is al- ways expedient, and the denial of Q right is tyranny
Arizona republican., 1899-02-17
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day of January, 1899, in pursuance of 9 resolution adopted by the common council of the city of Phoenix, Arizona the undersigned, J. c. Adams mayor of the city of Phoenix, filed in the district court of the Third judicial district of the territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Maricopa, a petition ad- dressed to said court praying that tho following described territory, adjoiG- ing the present limits of the city of Phoenix, Arizona, may be annexed to said city, and be made a part thereof, viz:
 The Southwest Quarter of Section ,, in Township 1 North, Range 3 East, Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian Lines, in Maricopa county, Arizona.
 That the hearing of said petition will be had at the November term, A. D., 1898, of said court, at the court house in the city of Phoenix, county of Mari copa, and territory of Arizona.
 J. c. ADAMS, Mayor Of the City of Phoenix, A T.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-17
SOUTH SIDE.
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TEMPE.

E. L. Arthur is sick abed
 Mrs. T. L. Schultz and Mrs. Geo. N Gage spent the day in Phoenix yester- day.
 Preparations are being made for the masquerade ball
 The United Moderns held their reg ular meeting last night.
 A special train of cattle consisting of twelve carloads, was shipped yes ~terday.
 There was a special meeting of the town council last night for the pur- pose of considering the street grading proposition.
 H. Gray has moved over from Phoe- nix into his recently purchased place. east of Tempe.
 w. L. Webster died at three o'clock yesterday morning. The funeral ser vices will be at the Baptist church at two o'clock this afternoon.
 MESA.
 IT. M. Lewis is thinking strongly of leaving the ranch for the profession Of mining. MT. Lewis has made money ranching, but mining has greater al lurements for the young man.
 MT. Brown of Redlands, Cal, is in Mesa, looking for a location. MT. Brown is favorably impressed with the mesa and it is likely he will move his family and effects to this place this spring. California is overdone he thinks and is no longer place for poor man or one of moderate means.
 The Globe road has at last presented itself in dignified form. though quiet ly. The citizens of Mesa had given the project up, as they had done before, and to see actual construction work on It will be great surprise to them.
  incorporated, has money to put it through, without asking for popular subscriptions. It will be a toll road. but not an eXhOrbitant one.
 Deputy Sheriff Moore was in town yesterday on business.
 Mrs. J. M Cosby and family started for Benson yesterday afternoon
 George Coleman and c. O. Grouse Of HOlbroOk, and E. Hadley Of Sacaton, are late arrivals at the KimbaIl House.
 Mrs. Arthur Taylor of Jacksonville arrived on the morning train yester- day. She is stopping at the Alhambra
 Miss Annie Hall of Wilcox came in yesterday to visit her sister, Mrs Bert Wingar, for about a month.
 Those registered at the Alhambra are: A. A. Jarvius and s. A. Ecbnn, w. H. Beard, Florence; H. A. Chase Freeport, Me, and L. E. Hesla. Yank- ton, South Dakota.
 w. S. Dorman expects to finish dig ging his well tomorrow, about four miles east of town. It is about eighty five feet deep and has plenty of good water
 Louis MeIczer of Phoenix was in town yesterday on business. The bicycling season is opening Hardly day passes but a new wheel makes it appearance here.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-17
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby givep that on the 9th day of January, 1899, in pursuance of resolution adopted by the common council Of the city Of Phoenix, Arizona the undersigned, J. c. Adams, mayor Of the city Of Phoenix, filed in the district court of the Third judicial district Of the territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Maricopa, a petition ad- dressed to said court praying that the following described territory, adjoin- ing the present limits of the city of Phoenix, Arizona, may be annexed to said city, and be made a part thereon, viz:
 The Southwest Quarter of Section 4, in Township 1 North, Range 3 East, Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian Lines, in AIaricCpa county, Arizona.
 That the hearing of said petition will be had at the November term, A D., 1898, of said court at the court house in the city of Phoenix, county of Mari copa, and territory of Arizona.
 J. c. ADAMS, Mayor of the City of Phoenix, A. T.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-17
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day of'January, 1899, in pursuance iof a resolution adopted by the common council of the city of Phoenix, Arizona. the undersigned, J. c. Adams. mayor of the city Of Phoenix, filed in the district court of the Third judicial district of the territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Maricopa, a petition ad- dressed to said court praying that the following described territory, adjoin- ing the present limits of the city of Phoenix, Arizona, may be annexed to said city, and be made a part thereof, viz:
 The Northwest Quarter of Section 9. in Township l North, Range 8 East, Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian Lines, in Maricopa county, Arizona.
 That the hearing Of said petition will be had at the November term, A D., 1898, of said court, at the court house in the city of Phoenix, county of Maricopa, and territory of Arizona.
 J. c. ADAMS,
 Mayor of the City of Phoenix. A. T.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-17
PUBLIC NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that on the 9th day of January, 1899, in pursuance of q resolution adopted by the common council of the city of Phoenix, Ari- zona, the undersigned, J. c. Adams. mayor of the city of Phoenix, filed in the district court of the Third judicial district of the territory of Arizona, in and for the county of Maricopa, a pe tition addressed to said court praying that the following described territory, adjoining the present limits of the city of Phoenix, Arizona, may be an neXed 10 said city, and be made Q part thereof, viz:
 The southeast quarter of Section 6. in Township 1 North, Range 3 East, Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian Lines, in Maricopa county, Arizona. That the hearing of said petition will he had at the November term. A. D., lSJ8, of said court, at the court house in the city of Phoenix, county of Mari cCpa, and territory of Arizona.
 J. c. ADAMS, Mayor of the City of Phoenix, A IT.
Arizona republican., 1899-02-17
HELEN GoULD's REFUsALs.
She Receives So Many Proposals That
 a Stereotyped Answer Is Necessary.

She Receives So Many Proposals That a StereOtyped Answer Is Necessary. Helen Gould suggests in no way the owner of millions. She goes about her sitting room, which is the second story front of the old house in TaETytOwn, dressed in the sort of gown which a maid or a country se2mstress might have made, her hair brushed soberly
 away from her face and sometimes
 even an old fashioned white apron to
 protect her dress. There are thousands
 of girls in New York whose fathers
 wonder where the money to buy their clothes and matinee tickets is to come from who lead a more elegant existence than this simple young woman.
 Miss Gould has all the old fashioned
 habits of thought as well as the old fashioned virtues. Four years ago she gave Q confidence to an intimate friend
 There are she said three things
 that I want to do. I want to bring up Frank to be a fine man, as good a man as my father was, for 1 believe he was the best man who ever lived. 1 want to make the world understand how fine and tender a man my father was; and I want tc make the name of Gould as loved in New York as that of Bur dett-Coutts in London"
 Frank Gould has just attained his majority, and he bids fair to carry out his sisters plans for him. He is clean headed, good looking, grave and ten der toward h's sister, and he gives her the worship fer hec devotion which she deserves
 The final idea Of Helen Gould to he e second Baroness BHrdett-COutts has been discovered by persons who live by their wits. As a consequence she is besieged on every hand by people with schemes, philanthropic and personal, as well as by frank beggars. Then there are the schemes. They range from daily newspapers and theatrical ventures to boarding schools for young ladies and patent incu6atOrs. On an of two a week C3-la ideas for everything from a flying machine to thumb thimble that would triple the Gould millions iT there was only money enough to patent and exploit it.
 As for the offers of marriage. they are legion These letters are by no means from illiterate CT ignorant per sons in all cases. The names signed to some of them would surprise the, world were they published. Miss Gould has had a card engraved as daintily as an invitation, which she sends in reply to all these offers. It reads:
 Miss Gould does not feel that she can respond to your request. Not, | she hopes you will believe, from any lack of sympathy or interest in the matter you present, but because nu- | merous and eXacting demands, togeth- | CT with the countless applications she | has received, make it in this instance l impossible New York World.