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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-01-14
S1on REMARD

will be paid FOR every package Of Nun
yon's goods i'm my stock that is rot
genuine; 25c. remedies Tor lie; yL9
Inhalers complete at 15c.
T. A. MILLER
$40 east Broad street.
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THE SOLDIER BOYS who had taken
Hoods sarsaperi.ls ere said 20 have stood
the lone marches much hc,ter than their
companions. This medicine gives strength
and endurance.
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THE NATIONS BANKS.
Reports to the Comptroller Show a
Most Notable improvement.

WASHINGTON. January 12-Special.-
Following is an abstract Of reports
made TO the Comptroller Of the Currency.
showing the condition Of the $3.50 national
banks in the United States at the close
Of business on Thursday the Isl day Of
December, 1895.
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COTTON MARKETS.

NEW YORK. Jan 13.-COTTON-There
was a let-up In speculative activity In
the cotton futures to-day. and considera-
BILE talk around the opening or 'toppy
market. The general market bearings,
however. were quite as substantial as at
any time since the late rise began. Fluc-
tuaffons narrowed down to matter OF 4
points The first call developed a steady
feeling, and while starting at a gain OF
] point. finished at an advance OF points
There was a further Improvement OF 2g3
points. but the market was al no time
particularly active The speculative pub
lic al large seemed inclined 10 buy when
dealing at ALL The upward movement In
prices was arrested by light selling Tor
foreign and southern accounts and By
realizing by some OF the smaller bulls I'm
the local market and few outsiders who
considered the market TO be oversold. In
the afternoon the scalping fraternity had
were afraid To sell. The market was
finally quiet and steady, points lower TO
points higher.
uary. SO: February. J.87: March. sri:
April, 5.75. May. 30: June. 5sf: July.
5s4: August, 5.s6; September, $50; Octo-
Der. ISL.
airy. $40: February. go: March. 3T1:
; 81: August SIS; September 5.7s: Octo-
Der 5.7S: November, BIS: December. Z 10
Spot cotton closed firm and unchansed:
sales. 1896 bales.
COTTON-steady: middling. 8 Lila: ne,
receipts 54f bales; gross. 3.021 bales.
ssles 1 of6 bales: stock. los. f2f bales: sx,
ports 10 the Continent. 667 bales; to
france. 300 bales.
Total to-day-Net receipts. SASS bales;
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c.n,nin ttudgin'- coa,ll' ion.

Col. Morton Marye Thursday visited
ais did friend, Capt. John VI Hudsin' al
Bowling Green. He found him jus1 az NJ
as he can be to be alive
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HOODS PILLS cure all liver ills. Mall
cd for q cents By c. l. Hood 4 Co.,
Lowell NasA
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RESOURCES

! OF business on lNuisOdN. the ISL Qhy Oh
December, 1895:
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. O.. ..S2.2lA394, S3S 10
Overdarfts.. O.. o.. O.. .......... 22,674, 456 "A
United States bonds 10 Sc
cure circulation. o.. o.. .... 23S, $50, 29O 90
United States bonds TO Sc
cure United States deposits 5.J2S. O20 90
United States bonds on
hand. e. e.. e.. e.. ......... 2o.224O9o 90
Premiums on United States
bonds. OIL. o.. o.. O.. ....... l9.S59,7a 81
Stocks. securities. etc. o.. 259. lS5. 800 So
Banking house. furniture and
fixtures O.. e.. 81. q. ...... 7l1sO,5o5 90
O-her real estate and mort
cages owned. q. O.. .... 1895 ass 81
Due from national banks
not reserve agents.. &C.. 49,. sssSa %
Due from state banks and
bankers. e. e.. e.. ......... 56.2issoa 81
Due from approved reserve
agents .. q. e. e.. zee. ".... S5931,Si6 81
Checks and other cash
Items. q. e. ...~....... is22sO7S 81
Exchanges for clearing
house. =. e.. ...~..... 1sL9a,2a s7
banks. . e.. q. ...... 22o92aa8 %
Fractional paper currency
nickels and cents. o.. GOO. 10l6,62O "a
Lawful money reserve in bank
Gold coin. OIL. ..Sl2,OO9,ii5 OIL
Gold Treasury
certificates. =. 1I5s6.45o 90
Gold clearing
house certin-
Gates. ......... 1883. 900 N
Silver dollars. SOP. Gs5 90
Silver Treasury
certificates. =. s27oo65i %
Silver fractional
coin. d. O.. &C.,. 6n2.1e5 "a
Total specie. .S32seoul i5
Legal tender
notes. e.. ...... li7Si5.7o2 N
United States
certificates Of
deposit for ie-
sal tender
notes. q. ...... 1895 nm 90 454 81. fi5 A.
Five per cent redemption
fund with treasurer. ... 20 4Si,2s4 u
Due from United States
Treasurer. =. =. .......... Psi. sos %
sislss9i5io 10
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in. .....s 600 2i5 90
Surplus fund . B.. ....... 2i6ssl. 552 2S
Undivided profits. less ex-
penses and taxes paid. .... 9ii03,Sl 81
National bank
notes issued .S2i3. 5Sf .sS5 %
Less amount on
hand. o.. 60. 64sS. 067 %
Amount outstanding. see. 2O7. O93, 81 50
state bank notes outstand-
ing . . . b.. .............. 551O7 20
Due TO other national banks 52l. 9sS. 1886 SO
Due TO State banks and
bankers. q. ............ o.. 9C5. 525 50
Dividends unpaid o. ..... f.243.O05 IS
Individual deposits. ........S2. 2& 269. sl3 q
United States deposits. SS.G24.695 %
Deposits OF United States
dsbursing officers. o.. go. 55so65e a.
Notes and bihs rediscounted 4l3l 642 a
Bills PAYABLE o.. O.. ....... COG 20S IS |
Liabilities other than those
above stated. e. .. ........ 1s.05057S IS
S83ls. c9l $40 u !
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coTroN-The following EYE the {.
Total ............. ........... 6.234.'

CHARLESTON. &. c.. Jan. Root
TON Firm: sales. none: middling. 'A
bid. Sea Island cotton receipts lOl bags.
exports. 60 sales, 452; stock, 3l9. QUOTA
lions unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS. La, Jan. l3.-COI-
TON-Futures barely steady; January
? 2Sd53O: February. 5.2sH53O. March,
53iq532: April. 53Gd5.37. March, 4lH
$40: June , 46dj.4T: July, 5.5lN552; Au-
gust. 5.52Gl53. September, 5.i545.4I; Oc-
tober 5460J.iS
LIVERPOOL Jan. 13-COTTON-Spot
I'm fair demand. prices favor buyers
American midding. sgd The sales OF
the dav were 1900 bales. Of which 600
we're for speculation and export and in
cluded 1000 American. Receipts, l,VJO
bales-all A erican. go
Futures opened and closed utet. with a
moderate demand: American midding,
l. m. G.. January. , 5-6463 6-64. buyers
January and February. 5-64d3 6-64, buy
crs February and March. 6-d4. buyers
March and April. , 7-6fd3 S-64. buyers;
April and Nav. 3 S-64G3 9-6t. buyers Nav
and June. 3 9-e4a3 1854 sellers. June and
INV 2 1O-G4d3 11-64 sellers. July and
August. 11-64d3 1864. sellers: August
and September. 1884. sellers. Septe
Der and October. 1894. buyers; October
and November. 3 f2-6443 1894 sellers;
November and December, 12-64H3 1861
value.
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Quotations are for bonds maturing In
NOT los fhnn ten wears.
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. Jan. II, 1879.
SAIFS.-l0 shares Virginia-C Carolina
Chemical pfd. AT III; 10 shares do. at III.
GOV SECURITIES Bid Asked
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mem bers, % that the showing as 60
church memb ership is much better
han il otherWise would be.
Our country Sunday Schools are
doing g good work, but doing it very
quietly There is no blast Of trum-
pets; the great papers Of the land
rarely mention, But, like the sowel
in the parable, unassuming mon g
forth week after week and scatter til,
good seed which, springing up, bear
precious fruit il after years. In man,
. secluded neighborhood mere
handful of coed mon, all unknown te
the great hustling world outside, az Il
quietly moulding the thought and
life of the little communities II
which they live. Those who do mos
to mould the character Of a people
90 most to shape its destiny. It ha,
often been said of the trainers of til,
Constitution that the builded bette
than they knew; so these men ar,
doing as work, the far-reaching re
suits of which neither themselye
nor the people around them full,
appreciate. All honor to them. -
49, - ROBERT SHORE.
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Bige1ow,

We had our Sunday for the first
time on Jan. 18th.
Henry $. Harrington has got we'll
enough to be out again.
G. NJ. Davis has three children
down with the grip.
Will Gray was a Worthington visit
OF Suudny.
There is some talk Of starting a
good templars lodge here the first Of
February. Let the good work 60 on
and also a M.B.A. lodge.
V. B. Smead has departed for Col.
orado where he intends to make i
his future home. 5zs Il.
We are haveing nice spring wealth
or just now. I.
Will Gray has been sick with tn,
grip. There is quite lot of sickness
around here now.
We had splendid sermon her,
Sunday morning given by Rev. Epp
of Window.
! They organized a Christian Endea
vor society here Sunday evening will
P. G.. Pratt as pres; F. E. Walker
vice-pres; Miss Bissie Beech, sec
Prof. G. w. Hall, cor. sec; Clara Foot
treas. They have $500 to start on.
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E. IF. BUCHAN,
PHI OF 0 CIR A P HER
All kinds of copying and charging framing of pictures
Atverx Low Prizes

, E. E. Salmon has opened con-
feetionery store in the room adjoin-
ing G.. G.. Doeden's.
Mrs. j. H. Austin, came down from
Heron Lake, Monday, to visit her sis
tor, Mrs. L. H. Beckley.
Mrs. G.. w. Deland recently re-
turned from months pleasant visit
with relatives in Indiana.
Mrs. T. w. Heavy and son left on
Friday for St. Paul to join her hus-
band who is on jury duty.
G. S. Newton and family will leave
the first of the month for Utah, where
they will make their home.
Ray Humiston is in Minneapolis
this week attending meeting of the
State Board of Pharmacists.
H. N. Douglass and family left
for couple of weeks visit with rela-
tives at Ransom, ILL.,; "Wednesday.
Clyde Ager is improving slowly,
being now able to get around the
house little, but is very stiff yet.
Mrs. P. Christensen, of Luverne,
daughter of Mrs. Geo. Mackay is wis.,
ting friends and relatives in this city.
A wise person will not let a cold
linger longer when they can get a
bottle of Humiston's Lung Balsam
SOC.
Vitom ulsion-means vitality-bot-
led energy-life giving force. For
grip convalescents-for pulmonary
affections-3 bottles, $3.50. Ray
Humiston's.
The county commissioners inspect
ed the poor house at Rushmore
Tuesday evening and found every
thing all right.
The weather the latter part Of last
week was exceedingly pleasant for
the season. Sunday bein a spring
day, but during the night changed
to colder and Tuesday morning,
the temperature went down to eight
or ten below.
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The Northern Grain Co. are ex.
peeting a carload of hard coal by the
time this goes to press.
Pete Glab spent all day Sunday
fixing up his wheel and as his horse
is very lame he did not make his MS.
ual Sunday call.
What Org needs is curfew bell.
A restaurant would save pantry
raids.
Willis Howard and Mr.. Fische,
delivered hogs 1t Org on Monday.
Everything is quiet here and ev.
erybody is doing just about as they
were doing at this time last week.
A number Of the young men from
Org have been attending the tenn
perancs meetings in Worthington
and now they are wearing the yellow
ribbon. We are glad to see it boye:
and wish all were like you in tina,
respect. .......... -. -...-.., =
Those from here who heard Marc,
the magician, thought him wonder.
full. s,...s 3, ...-. H..
Mr.. Oberman is receiving hogs at
our stock yards to ship too Sioux
City this week. ~ r p
Mrs. Zealand returned home last
Friday after few weeks absence
visiting her parents and friends in
Indiana.
Hard colds and LaGrippe is quite
the fashion here. s.
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PROGRAM.
At the High School in the State Elk.
dmind lions.

At the High School In the State Elk
dInfna lions.
Monday, January 80, 1899:
900 a, m-English Grammar,
Senior Geography.
1870 p. photography,
Senior Grammar.
Tuesday, January 81:
900 a. m-Arithmetic, 49,
... Senior Am. History.
1870 .m-U. s. History:
Senior Arithmetic.
Wednesday, February /:
900 a. m--Higher Algebra.
The time for the examination in His
tory Of Greece and Rome has not We
been announced. -.
Pupils from neighboring schools
where these examinations are not OF
fered, are invited to come to the Higl
School at the appointed times ant
and take them with our own pupils.
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Such remarkable generosity hat
seldom, if ever been equaled MANY
thousands of people suffering from
lingering diseases of tho nerves. brain
heart, liver or stomach to obtain med
icine free OF charge and to test The
marvellous curative properties of DR.
Miles New and Complete treatment
Few physicians will permit every
ono OF thoir patients to test their skill
and their treatment free of charge,be
cause few have such unlimited con.
fidence in their remedies born O,
wonderful success. What can be fair.
or or more libsral7
Many hundreds preferences from
Bishops, Ministers: Business Mon.
Farmers and their wives sent fref
DR.. Miles New and Complete Treat
ment has cured many hundred case,
pronounced ''incurable." It is
most remarkable improvement OF
the usual treatment and is eminentl,
scientific. =.
The eminent divine and editor
Rev. VIM. Bell, of Dayton, Ohio
says editorlally in the Sunday Schoo
Union: eve desire to state tina,
rom personal acquaintance, we know
DR.. Miles to be a most skillful specia
ist, a man who has spared neither la
Dor nor money to keep himself
abreast Of the great advancement i,
medical science. He is withal thor
ough and conscientious gentleman
and his Offices are constantly throng
ed with peoplewho come from al
parts of the country to avail them
selves OF his very great skill"
DO not fail to write to DIR. Frankli,
Miles, Masonic Temple, Chicago, TO-
examination blank, and $3.50 worth
of Free Treatment just suited tt
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ELK.

Quite a number Of our citizens
are having q touch of the Grip.
A number of friends and rela-
ton remember Geo. J. Engel last
Thursday evening with a surprise
1t being his 30th birthday. They
presented him wirh a fine arm
CHAIR
And still school district % is
shy a district clerk. Who will be
the unlucky ono.
Mrs. Luttner loft Wednesday
evening for Wisconsin to visit re-
latives. J =
Mr.. Saba of Atkins, lava is Wis
iting with Geo. s. Engel at pres
ent.
G. G. Fellows has been acting
rs petit juror the past two weeks
at the county seat.
Geo. j. Engle and wife returned
home last Thursday from a trir
through eastern Iowa.
A largo number of Elkites, at
tended court at the county seat,
last week.
The famous road case came to
an end last Wednesday, The jury
rendering verdict in favor of B.
F. Young.
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Free Pills.

Send your address to H. E. Bucklen
q Co., Chicago, and get free sample
box OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits
These pills are easy in action and are
particularly effective in the cure OF
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They are
guaranteed to De perfectly free from
every deleterious substance and to be
purely vegetable. They do not weak
en- by their action, but by giving tone
to stomach and bowels greatly invigor-
ate the system. Regular size Csc per
box. Sold by RAY HUMMIsTON, drug
gist.
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Mrs. B, Goodrich is very sick.
Miss Esther Harding is quite sick.
Mrs, Nettie Harding is improving

Mrs. B, Goodrich is very sick.
Miss Esther Harding is quite sick.
Mrs. Nettie Harding is improving
now
John J. Kendlen was in Adrian
Monday.
D. w. Chute says his corn crop is
1000 bushels.
A party was given at the home OF
R. B. Plots Tuesday evening.
An impromptu hop was given at
Masonic Hall Tuesday evening.
Berklew Bros. are putting down
a we'll for Mr.. Moss west of town.
Three children of Mr.. Sanford's
are very sick with whooping cough.
Whooping Cough-Croup-Colds
and Coug CHS in children, use Humis-
toms Hive Syrup, 300. "Colds and
how to cure them" free if you ask.
The Swedish Lutheran Church
held mission meetings the first of the
week.
A. G.. Lindgren has been confined
to his home in Adrian the past week
with the grip.
No meeting at Salvation Army
hall Thursday and Friday evenings
of this week.
Marriage license were issued Tues
day by Clerk Humiston to G. A.
Bird and B. A. Condor.
Mrs. j. G. Thom,of Rushmore, spent
a few days in Worthington last week,
visitin g her many friends.
Mrs. Bitner has been quite sick
the past week, at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Eta Webb. ..>
Mr.. Hood living in the Clary add
ton, formerly of Fulda, has purchas-
ed the Lockwood elevator at Edger-
ton. =
The Mission have again taken up
the work of building a church,
opposite the residence of F. A.
Stevens,
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RUsHMORE.

II. Meyers and George Reickes,
from Centerville, Iowa stopped here
over Sunday, talking of locating here
Geo. Cray has been on the sick
list.
VIM. Thorn has returned sfrom a
visit in the eastern part of the state.
Market: Whert 1855, oats %, Bar
ley 2O-4O, fax 80, Corn 22-23.
The friends and relatives of Jonas
Bedford's from abroad, left for their
homes during the week.
Miss Josephine Christensen re-
turned from Mankato Saturday last
and resumed school again on Mon
day of this week.
Miss Dina n. laden returned from
a visit to Iowa on Sat urday.
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HOMESFEKERS' HCUR.
SIONS.
Jan. IL, Feb. Z and p, March
and FL.

On these dates excursion tickets
will be sold by agents of the B., CIR
u n, to large numbers of cities and
towns in Northern, Western and
Southern Ssates, at rate of one fare
plus = for the round trip. Tickets
good q days. Fo1 rates and Other
information call on B., G. r. & N
agents or address.
J. MoRToN, g. p. &. T. A.
IS Cedar Rapids, Ia.
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Presbyterian Church Service

Presbyterian Church Services.
At the Presbyterian Church Sun
day morning, Rev. Wilson AuIl will
preach on, "The Influence of Chris
tan Missions on Heather Society !"
In the evening the ladies' of the
church and congregation will hold
their annual Missionary Praise Ser
vice. This will be special occasion
and, it is hoped, will prove of unus-
ual interest. -
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A REMARKABLE GIFT!

100000 Given Away. The 1m-
inent Physician and Scientist,
Franklin Miles, M. D., LID,
GtVss Two Dollars and q Hall
Worth of His Marvellous New
Treatment 10 Each Sufferer
From Nervous, Heart and
Stomach Diseases.
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Bucklin's ArnIee aalve

The Best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Users, 7alt
Rheum, Fever Sores letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles.
or no pay required. It IL guaranteep
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price 2 cents Per boz.
Forsale ~ Ray Humiston Druggist
3 year.
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A beautiful silver tea set for sale
cheap. Call and see Mrs. Nielsen.


A Worthingtoh Show Co. gave
q show in D. v. Lees opera house
Saturday night. If it hadn't been
for spelling Dawes artistic drop cur
tain the Worthington would be's
would have resembled an egg ONE
let with very ancient odor. As
stated on the program trouble began
at about II o'clock and for about
half q minute the quiet O. hop, which
was held after the show, was trans
formed into free-for-all-any-o ld-way.
The actors had the advantage as they
we're nearest 10 the chairs which they
didn't hesitate to Use to advantage.
One of the Brewster boys received
quite cut on the head. Lovely
time!
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-- Y
BREW STER /.

Ed. Berreau's house is completed.
!, Rob: Erickson moved into his
house Monday.
Three young were out for 4 drive
last week, the buggy tipped and the
boys fell ont. Michael Erickson had
his hands and face quite badly cut
Nj. Beatoa is up again.
Rob, Erickson is quite low.
g. Golden e going 70 build new
house mort Of town. -
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For Sale.

One pair heaAy horses, Eve years
old will sell cheap If taken soon.
M-2 John w. Tuthell Lbr. Co.
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For sale

A Jumbo feed grinder and . fou
'horso Winona power. 23-2
AL11xD J1nrh
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Reliable Salesman Wanted.

Reliable Salesman Wanted.
We do not promise great riches
butcan make it an obiecs to the
right man to sell our Lubrisutin1
Oils and Greases. address IN at
once. The Euclid Oil Company,
Cleveland, Ohio. 1853
DR.. Humphreys ss77."
at" knocks out the grip.
~" breaks up colds.
~" stops a cough
For sale by all druggists-25 cts.
For Rent, half of my store FsASK
HANsRERGKR, tits
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Mr.. Hoscsmb and wife, Of Gowrie
Ia, were theIIguests Of relatives, Os-
Oscar Sterling and wife during the
past week.
Officers Of the Iron Chain were in
stalled and two candidates initiated
Tuesday evening, one Of the Grand
officers being present, conducting the
ceremonies. Is
j. D. Humiston ret urned the first
!, Of the week from a trip, purchasing
three carloads Of buggies, three Of
drills and two Of mixed agricultural
implements.
If you are going to have a sale do
not fail to see S. KindIund and make
arrangements with him. He will buy
your notes and pay as much for them
as anybody else. = If Il
The Salvation Army will hold meet
ings in the D. J. Green school house,
Summit Lake, Thursday and Friday
evenings of this week. Those who
can attend these meetings will find
them very interesting and beneficial
Sunday evening our citizens had to
look up their lamps and in 90 doing
appreciated the value of our good
electric light system. The current
was turned on about half an hou,
late, being delayed by completing
the connection of the new boiler with
the smoke stack. ::
County Commissioners VIM omes
N. Mint, J. G. Jonas, O. L. Ober, and
J. Gelsonan, of Pipestone County
visited here last Thursday, examining
our magnificent court house. They
were very much pleased with it ii
every way and only regretted tha
their county could not boast of ont
it's equal, and they probably never
will as they did not think their coul
ty would build one as large.
s'Character is Destiny
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make for limited time
both full
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THE FARM AND HOME,

practical and instructive Journal published semi giving
number the whole making volume pages teemns
the latest and most reliable information
ply Prominent among its departments be
and Garden Market Reports Fruit Culture Plans
Talks with Lawyer Live Stock and Dairy the Poultry Yard
Flowers the Veterinary Fashions Fancy Work
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1899-12-05

We can telephone you a
luncheon.
Should unexpected COM
pany come in ring up our
store and ask what we can
supply quickly for a luncheon
you will probably be sur
prised at the list of delicacies
always ready for your con-
venience.