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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-26

The Scars Dot ls worry pretty: as a. also
H. X. Thomas Scotch granite monu-
mput o. hlH sister Frrd Myers lot 10
south NJ this, and re- new made grave
90 tho west marks the resting place
" Prof. r. d. Lcv-a, the well known
Tho lot Of VIM. Nowolls. the spiritual
lHt the grave NJ Mrs. W. W Ritter. and
the lots uf -. T.. Arnold, cant. Houper.
fcrumorz Little, and bishop Hardy ali
attracted attention NJ did tho nnc
marble monument M Mr.. Reich TO his
death IN u snow ..ls Going up mo
hlll. the vault NJ # a. Jones, and the
Ellefbrck lot were passed,
A lovely marble statue OF woman
with bowed head, standing upon n mar
hlr pedestal, marks the last resting
place of two mon thoroughly beloved
~ this communicates Watson bro.
thcrs,
a WOODLANDS TOMB.
Opposite the Eldrcdge lot above the
tomb NJ Dr. l.. T. Cuntwcll. IL "a UNIQUE
piece uf work IN stoue,-un axe ana
large mallct. ontwined with leaves. be-
meath q dove, over which Is the in
scrptlon.
"Dum facet, clamat
lie was O. woolmun OF the world"
THE OLDEST MONUMENT.
The oldest monument In tho city
cemetery o. one placed there ln 1867 by
Thomas s. Williams west OF Central
avenue and north OF Grand avenue. II
hears the Inscription Of his infant
daughters names.
"Alblnla. \.
Dlod In @. s, l., city May H. 1850.
and
Cyrema A.
Died In O. s l.. city, oct. %. 1853"
II IL pale brown Utah sandstone,
and has four heads carved m good
Workmanship at the four corners
a brown sandstone farther north
bears this inscription;
"In memory OF Thomas. a member Of
the pioneer band uf 1871, son Of Thomas
and MARY Hail bullock, Born Dec. 20.
1916. 40 Look StunurdHhire England.
died Feb. TO- 1856. nc coalvllle. Utah"
\ plain red sandstone, ON a dry hill.
this inscription bears
In memory Of
oRsoN SPENCER.
Who dIol oct. 18th. 1855.
Aged 90 years and months
Almost opposite D. the marble monu-
mrut OF "WiuHuW Farr born Jan h.
lig5. lu Chesterfield, ~ y. diei Aug.
-, 1865, olive n. Freeman. VITO III
Wlnalow Forr,"
Almost ON me top Of this hin pale
gray slab has "a hand pointing 10 these
words.
Underneath lieth the body OF
JEDEDIAH MORGAN GRANT.
Son Of Joshua and alfalfa Howard
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SILENT CITY OF THE DEAD.

mated that there are over $1,000 persons
buried there. AMI the lIHt grows lt the
rate 10 over half o. thousand per year.
The records now uIe lu larger and bet-
ter bound volumes. into which tho
names uf 900 tho dead hlyo been copied
from the old books Tor better prcserva-
tlon. 10 ls long liHt. that ymhUdios
well nlgh the complete history 1f hu-
man grl.f and disappointment. through
which this apparently happy city has
passed in the half century since is
founding this uuwrlttcn history OF the
almost forgotten dead.
They loved. but the story We cannot
They sc1rncd hut the heart VI the
naughty o. cold.
They rricvcd. but no wall from their
Hluwhcfs viii como.
They ilyCd. but the tongue OF their
ElsdnesF On dumb.
naughty Dr. cold
Thoy di,d uy they died. and We things
that ARE now,
who walk DER the turf that lies over
who make iu their dwellings a tran
aiout abode
Meet the things that they met ON their
pilgrimage road.
So the multitude goes like the flowers
Ur tho weed
That wlthcrs away to let others sue.
so the multitude comes. even those We
To rsrs5, every tale that has often been
told.
TnMns or THE PIONEERS.
Starting az Central avenue Tor look
at the graves. Mayor Clurk's Dot was
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Nations, Jasper y. Nations A. s..
smith, David Smith, Beni clark VIM.
Nations. Andrew bradley. James Fau-
crtt, Hugh Blair. Jos. Nations, Jyffcr-
son Hunter. Mack Mcclure
beneath this stone by frondship's
Tho mariyred form OF one u7,lmoly
slain.
4 seryqn! Of the Lord whose works re.
The love of truth for which his doom
was sealed
our brother rests beneath his native
sod.
His murdcrcrs are in the hands OF
God,
weeg. weep, FOR them, not him whose
Herr waits the resurrection OF she
Just"
Bishop McRue's tomb ~ lust below.
aud va the same grave rest the bodies
VI his two sons, who were shot hy
Porter Rockwell in early days. while
they were resisting arrest.
Bishop Edward Hunter and wife
have tomb Just below,whi Btill lower
In an open green lot, beside % grave
with white slab. bearing the name
Phoebe W Carter woodruff. there he
grave covered with blooming pnnslrs.
A. lbs head q small board says only
wlLFoRD WOODRUFF,
no monument having been erected ~
yet 90 the late President
Next % this is monument with
the words,
ERAsTus SNOW.
Born january a. 1919, Died March %
lssh."
The lot OF George Q. Cannon aud
81
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fawninr sycophantlr orc. ho dared 20
srrlk the truth. lie verify So ONE VI
Gods best specimens uf genuine UUbIu-
IT'S. that Dr.. an honest MAN.
ELIZA d. Snow
Other tributes engraved ou the mare
bic ur. from President john Taylor.
Apostle Orson Hyde. and Do. D. WUlliey.
This tomb IH visited hH T.HTIE 900
strangpr1 who go into The cemetery and
the inscriptions arc read with rT.lt
interest. especially The one giving the
names of his wives.
OrFon rratts grave % NOT Gar from
this one. The last earthly resting
place uf the great scholar ihy IuNHuIs
bic thcoiogl1n NJ thH Church Dr. married.
by small hond-bn1rl boo % little fraan
lot These three Illness
ORsoS PRATT
Born Sept 90. ISM.
Died oct. @. i,,i
contain the only monument boo the
cemetery nH yet reared tH iH. memory
of thla great man. un" uf tN. deepest
thinkers VI modern limos.
a short distance nuFfHvHm a new
made grave, with q board aUy.ug only.
BURTON G.. MORRIS
recalled Co mind the tragedy which so
recently thrilled and hnrrn.l this city.
10 Is Just north Of tho Young. conrad.
HpHg'tor bcattio Empny Inltohoruud
Ellsworth lots, and opposite Go that In
which rest the bodies 10 fhe two aug.
t,eaivo wives lost boy Governor Wells
The fine DDuolsln monument Del SUR
rounded by n lot now dry Tho design.
which be- chaHte and artistic was due 20
Nu DUnrlFon. ns also The lines lnaarlI-
"a.
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Cemetery Visited by Staff Correspondent
Beautiful Gardens at Entrance-Rare
Plants and Fine Flowers Interview with
Sexton Simmons Visiting the Graves
TOmbs of Pioneers Records of tEeDe ad
Monuments of Famous MenA Scene
of Beauty and OF Sadness.
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Ihafo nro Five r1tiar's folda. In which
..dhE"ia auI uIuusrH are buried.
hN. what does 10 matter whether the
N. u.iil mat now ll.H cold aud HuU
...NIl your f'ti hBH erected over ii
I.'hnlNH'u' column or only plain
.'''' memorial uf wood or stono7
'!n .iar.ai uu ur animated bust
l' ..' mIua.'u call the 1estlng
Con homer voice provoke the silent
Or a ,'.',g-y .ba Che dull cold ear Of
SHOT uY MISTAKE.
Mr r.'s rg.n.I out 70 marble with
"hlH.. b. SIX. a'm.r. r.-','i 55i
'nH"s ..H OF IHrH Stoke. ." 1.H5 Ma
q '"H mistaken corr another man
Two verses orc inscribed. o., which
'H. lut BEL.
'h. h..' FROM heaven descending
IH'"HHH f1H..H U.l Ur plain.
81. ... " HH. N.Ir.a Do r.uI'ur.
IN."E r. WIH deepest pain"
s O..uUfH H.w. 5000 Che very top
%. iH. h... HrmaIut che t1dTb ~ u.
pund. u. s.m.Ia.y or th. north Ia
iN" 'N.H" .."I|HH. Iu which Hra iIal
'1" unknown graves uf Ns two mon
.II. D. l.IH. .hHa.i.g haH relatives
DO tuIH g'iE
STORY ur \ CRIME
Tho grave d.rar stopped u..ifs Two
unmarried H.H Don IH.IuI UH.IUTs
...i. HnI H|I. |#H .Hhh"IH UH H.f|"
SOM. t.u N.Nr. u".. u.ur Grants UvHy
.
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Lena BrauunE. aged 90. was to be-
married 10 Frank Williams " the same
age She died lu Nov 1886 and lu Feb.
1877. her bcrytyed lover auluIdri aud
Hes beside her Two nights before BIO
died" said the grave digger. u met
MIN, ana he asked mo how his sweet.
hearts grave was looking Take good
care VI &c. he said. Tor lifc o. short ana
We can't tell how long % man has ip
live lie had tears lu hlH eyes az be-
spoke, and two days later ht shot aim
\ plain board marks tha tomb ~
poor John Hamilton. the trial 90 hIH
young wife Tor his murder ls sim fresh
iu The public mind
joe. David and wife De- opposite tho
hnr monument over N. vito Of John
Spencer which ls near Co tho pretty lot
uf Bishop Peterson.
Below this Mr. McGumcH lot. long
prepared. o. stll empty.
The beautiful lot of ChuH. - Rand.
Whose wife had "a tragic death IN 1891.
~ perhaps the best kept and pr,ttloat
OF ull, with clms. ,vcrgrcons. birghos
ana flowers
The monuments ~ y, II. Young and
wife. ~ MunHhip the Jones. Party
and r. u Margytts monuments are On
the hill above tho WntH0na.
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The daughter NJ Edward Parry. who
was of weak mind became totally In.
san" on the day Of tho burial of her
father III was terrible day. said the
gray" digger, the snow was drifting
over the hill, and tho daughter fruut-
cnlly objected Co the burial NJ the body
or nor father ana had 10 hu held hy
several men," j. N. Ncrlham'H tomb
~ opposite.
The " J. silver monument. the
MidEloy lot. the Jenkins monument.
"a" Pout group ana the lot NJ Il1rHD"
y, Egan, the waruu-tlr" maker. ll1
over the hllI westward and below lfr
the monument go the wife ~ Jos. uuII
amt thv luf uf Daniel ~ Wells
Opposite tho tomb M Oyster Jack"
John Clark iH the Dot uf Geo. Bourne
uui near are The Howard and Mussrr
Ipwushrul tho Major Hampstead
SnNlrr. scott ana clayton IUiH and tho
tomb nf Annie t.uHEI4rt Wilson. tho
actress who died here md was buried
Boy ihu actors bon 1909. The NrwyIl Is.
whitney uui Gun lHt. arc next 10
th. Mumflrl lpI ZOO which is thr mDnu-
mnni Hf 49, 3. l,ltlu The Warren lot,
the stephenson grave, aud the WHllu-
rutt tomb urr north pf Fuh avenue
around another ultt"r.4 Held.
"llHr"n % jolly UIl couple side by side.
Harriet and Iulu Green" said tho
grave digger Thn.r photographs lrr iH
% ElnHs case at the buck OF the head.
stone.
a white slab with weeping willows
bears Che inscription.
oHEp TAYLOR ARCHITECT
born lu Canada, Feb. 10. isgG Died July
"a man Of rare ability modest ana
uUuhfTuHlEH"
Rich after death. was Gotulob Tny.
lnr lin was buried ln 800. q poor man.
About Wis months later his mines lu
Park city turned out VOL and his
widow became worth, % Is said, over
nh, tomb NJ Richard MorrIs's wife
and daughter iH east, OF This tomb
"WIy Morris. hls cousin. was uaphyN.
lated Zoo Sew York his grave Dr. 0u a
hlN 100 the west.
student Lewis ~ Black uf no. um-
N"rHllN. llrH under % neat monument uu
'hH u.II top
a beautiful statue urmuuuf, tho
grave uf Frank Armstrong ami thy
Doctors Benedict have fine monument
near it
GRAVES OF THE POOR.
There 0ra scores ~ other Interesting
monuments OF COURSE they cannot ba
enumerated here Many If tho obscure
graves with che NfIIu hvluHIunDs coz
boards uru just ua dear go SOME. just
us sacred. and worthy Uf mention 90
those who know ihum.
Perhups m th.H neglected spot Is
Some heart once pregnant with cglos-
illI u.
Hands that thr rgi Of empire might
have aWug.d.
or walked TO ecstasy the living Tyre"
The graves OF tho poor are ranged In
long rows, with small head boards IA
- a..
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RECORD or THE DEAD.
Compiled and Arranged by
Jesse G., Little, Sexton,
No. I. Wallace, Mary NJ, dau htor
OF Geo, - and Melissa; born
Juny, s. lSlT Winter Qrs.. In
dian Territory, died Sept
90 lSiN buried, Plot g.
Block g. Lot 4,
No. 9. Wallace, Geo
No, o. Perkins Diam.
No. I. Gates, Mary 3. NJ.
No. o. smithson. LutiBha II.
n. g. WuOlley John D.
These were the nrat six persons
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All the influence possible is be-
ing brought to bear on the next
speaker in the house of congress
70 give Met leary q chairmanship.
5bat.1he prospects are some what
disc uragipg as there are other
preferable mon. It is well known
how the congressman has been
leeing the esteem Of his constitu.
ents and II is feared, that if he
does not secure such 9 position, af-
ter once holding craftsmanship,
it will work against him in the
next election. He will be nomi-
mated without opposition, and ow-
ing TO the large republican major
ity in this state will probably be
elected, but q decreased vote
would not look very we'll. .s
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Bigelow Items.

L
VIM. Waterman moved his stock 81
lgoods acr0ss, the street under The
new W Goldman hall last week and be
has . fine store now with considerable
more room. $500
Look out for those wedding bells
Thanksgiving.
Al. Stromnert is now the ownera q
q fine span Of dapple, gray driving
horses and q double seated rig.
Our stock buyers are shipping con,
siderable stock from this point at
present.
Tho commissioners Of Bloom looked
over the grade made ~ II. Anderson.
between sections nine and ten and
pronounced II all right.
- 8. A. and H. A. Voss are having
new Aermoter Wind mills erected Oh.
their farms this week, They pur-
chased them Of II. ii. Wicks, our inn
plement dealer.
Frank Wood is busy these days
looking up bis chickens and getting
them housed for the winter. He has
some he will have to make stockings
for them to wear.
-EzT 4 y
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Some work is icing done for
the G. E. convention, but not
enough. Every one seems willing
TO assist but the Willingness must
be conc ntrated so that something
definite can be scertained to work
on. Committees for various dut-
les must be appointed to attend to
all arrangements Of which there.
are many Il is necessary to have
the assistance Of all Of our bust
ness men to carry the arrange
ments through uccessfully. The
time is far ahead but there is lots
tf work to do and the state Off
GERS must know as they have q
large amount Of work to prepare
and send out. Come to the meet
ing Sunday. 49,.
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Indications are that free silver

go
Indi ssare that free silver
will be an issue in the next cam
.paign. The democratic national
executive committee met in Chi
.cago Monday and made no intima-
.tions that the question would be
.shelyed. Statistics will be gath
cred from the manufactures and
among the laboring men to form q
basis for attacking the republicans
over the trusts; an early conven-
ton is favored. They never get
tired of q campaign.
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The Minneapolis Tribune states
that one year ago Tuesday the
FIRST blizzard prevailed in Mime
5so.s and steady winter weather
continued until spring. The worst
blizzard We have experienced this
season is the coal blizzard, il the
temperature had gone down at a
corresponding rate, the blizzard
would have been double it's usual
strength.
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Ths llnsr,l sc Samual ~.
maaswas hsld ats g: hall ~
day aitsrnoon under ths suspiis Isl
The g Iswn othei ~
and Rev. Wilson Aull minist ui.
The funesal vaa larg attsl d.
The Issbyt erian church Choir "a
5nished the music. SEs;i
4 fsatnEe Of tho funeral va 6e
pail bearsrs, being selected from he
soldiers Of the late war The idsz d
one Of the old yeteranl. q. ". Brant.
He thinks Il will sbs very sappro-
pirate for the young soldiers 10 lay
ths. old ones away, and the idea il j
good one.
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Wednesday afternoon while Chas.
Barnum was working on the house of
o. W. W. Dow, in the Clary addi-
ton he fell of.
He was working ON the cornice Of
the roof and while attempting to DRY
a piece of timber lost his hold and
fell to the ground a distance of
about sixteen feet, turning a COM
piste somersault and striking on bis
feet uninjured.
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HOMESEEKERS'
SIONS
ExCUfk..
Via b. c. II. & N. Ry. Nov . and

Via B. G. II. & N. Ry. Nov . and
Fl, Dec. 8 and ~.
On these dates, round trip tickets,
good q days from date of sale, will
be sold at single fare plus two dol.
lats to the following territory: Al
ALBANIA, Arizona, Arkansas, British
Colombia, Colorado, Georgia, Florida
Idaho, Indian Territory, Iowa Kansas,
Kentucky, Louisiana, Manitoba
Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Miss
ilsippi, Montana, New Mexico, Ne
bTaska, North Dakota, North Caro-
lima, oklahoma, Oregon, South pa
kota. South Carolina, Tennessee, Tex.
as, Utah, Virginia, Washington, Wis
consin and Northern Michigan, and
Wyoming.
For further information call on B..
e. h. & N. agents or address,
JNo. q. FARMER .G.P ia,
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Dec. 10.
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NEW CHAIR CAR SERVICE
Between IS
Watertown, Ellsworth and Chi.
cagO,
Via b., @. r.. & N. Railway.

Commencing Sunday, Nov. 18th. a free
1Ne en chair car will be placed on trains
Chicago by the Burlington, Cedar Rapids 4.
Northern Ry. ,s..- 800 sp.us =. q
This car leaves daily, except Sunday at
following morning. This car rnna' r., and
rom Sioux Falls Sundays, thus giving daily
chair car service between Ellsworth and
Passengers going east from CHICAGO win
nave ample time to make any tra1s1ers to
connect with all morning, eastern trains.
Inese trains are very fast, and with this
assured OF frst-elass Accommodations.
- y. JNo. G. PARKER,
"A. G. p. & +. A.
oec 81 Cedar Rapids, la.
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Real Estate Transfers.

=; Nctsl GSt8l0 Transfers. 1
A O Hendricks to D Nellen sw
h 4 10, l02, 42..,,,..,.., .......... 245O|
NJ La ! Go 10 B Of v, & 8 B
13.ahd i 10 B8 Moulton's
subdiv ). /. -. -. 500
lB Evans to w r Mansel LII B
S Adrian ]. ]. :. I..: J. 81. ). 1000
E 81 Whitney to T Hutton 81
Of nw44 Q, 1o2, 20 Z. !. !. 3. 2ls4
r n Conc to T Hutton vi Of
nw4 q, 1O2 40 2765
Emil Lucke to T Fl Brown 4 8
and 9 B 81 End add 5. ... SIS
Geo Q Moore TO g RI F &
W Ry right Of way 9l9
J N Kimmei, same 8. !. !. $. S.. $50
A n Cheney, same. 100
HIM Palm, same. =. 1871
Bridget Finnegan, same. 100
Elmer T. Fitch, same. !. . 4. 362
w g Beardsley TO w P Mann
eel aoslO4 a: . !. !. ]. 5000.
NJ F Mann to p Thompson mel
is sci 3O-1O4-4O ]. !. S. 3. s.. =
n Jantzi to q. B. I. II & N w
right Of way. 3. 8. s. Z. ]. 9966.
81 Schroeder, same :. !. J. !. !. -. 1856
| w =: Stoutemeyer. same ESQ
T. 81 Brown, same !. !. /. !. {. !. .y.=5zl
Geo. Arnold to CM Harding 600
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';yvuuQ

3. r. Lewis will have ! Grand
Opening Saturday, d. his now store,
corner Of 10th street and 9Th ave.
Every lady purchaser will be given q
souvenir. The store is . fine one
Lack OF time prevents . description
this week. ),
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5BfsImar1's Iron Nerve ;

Bismark's Iron Nerve
Was the result Of his splendid health.
will and tremendous en-
ergy are not found where stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels Gre out of
order. II you want there qualities
and success they bring, use IT. Kings
New Life Pills. They divide every
power Of brain and body. Only 25c at
Ray Humiston 8 drug store.
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inc Material, Well Made,
Handsome Finish. 8

s 70 X ii 81 ~ &
Mrs. A. e. Powers returned hom'
Wednesday.
Frank Hansberger cold IN organ
to parties near Heron Lake, Tuesday
Evangelistio meeting at the Baptist
s. church tonight.
Good heating stove for sale cheap
15tf Mrs. G.. b. SeHEoTER.
Evangelistic meeting at PresbY.
terrain church tonight. J.
Big bargains in street hats Friday
and Saturday, Nov. "a and 18th al
Mrs. Webb's. = =:
Mrs. G. II. Right is very. sick. Her
sister in Minneapolis was sent for on
Wednesday. .s
A. P. Peterson and wife of Round
Lake township, spent Sunday with
CO. Peterson and family.
He. Torrance has fine window
display of desirable goods, but the
interior is where the big display is.
*The North Star fur coat is made
by Lanpher, Finch & Skinner, 81
Paul, and is sold ny the moot reliable
merchants. -
Mrs. G.. Allen arrived here Wednes.
day to join her husband who has been
assisting his father on the Evans
Patterson building. 49,. z.,s
A perfect hat fastener given away
with each hat sold Friday and Sat-
urday Nov, "a and 25th at Mrs.
Webb's millinery store.
We must make room for pianos
and organs SO are closing out the
clothing and shoes at very reasonable
price come and see them. = 15tf
20, John Salbohm and wife returned
Tuesday night from Minneapolis
where they had been to obtain medic.
al attention for their child which has
some spinal trouble.
Miss Ruth Anderson gave the fir ct
movement of the first concerto of
Vieuxtemps and received tremendous
applause.-Belgian Times, Brussels.
Masonic Hall, Tuesday, Dec. s.
Miss Maud Graves, Co, Supt., is on
the program for the State Education.
al Association, which meets in St.
Paul after Christmas. Topic for dis
question, Travelling libraries. Z
w. Heinrichs returned to Worth
ington Tuesday night. He sold his
business in Middleton, Wis, and is
looking for a locati on in this vicinity
If he secures one will move his fami-
~ here in the spring. +. t.
Andrew Hornstine wandered away
from the hospital at St. Peter Oct.
18th. HIS whereabouts are un.
known, if seen or heard of please not
flied County Attorney G. NJ. Crandal
Worthington Minn.-Exchanges
Please copy. :: +
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. George
Sellers, Wednesday, Nov. ~, two
daughters, one weighing about nine
pounds and the other about seven
and one-half pounds. Mother and
children are doing we'll. Congratu-
lations are extended to MI. and Mrs.
Sellers. +.-y ..4f: q &, .s .....s ..s 5sss
Signor Patricolo has crisp clear
technique and is an artist Of merit.
He played the Chopin Polonaise, and
gave brilliant interpretation Of a
fine waltz by Palumbo. He played a
charming serenata, by Florida, as an
encore. -Times-Herald, Chicago. Ma
sonic Hall, Tuesday, Dec. S
E95sE-5T $500 ---------
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Improved farms, Prairie and tim
Der land. Stevens, Traverse, Grant
and Wilkin counties, Minnesota.
Prices low. Terms easy. Free rail-
road fare: N. e. LAYTON. Agt. #
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-11-24

We must make room for pianos
and organs so are closing out the
clothing and shoes at very reasonable
rice co me see them. l5tt.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-11-24
Cards Of Thanks.

Cards Of Thanks.
We sincerely thank the MANY
friends who so kindly aided us in the
sickness and death of the departed
husband and father. May God.
ward them for It. 49, 80
7lis1 MRs. EASTMAN AND CH1LDRrN,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-11-24
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For Sale.

rs: $55 For Sale.
+ Three-year-old mare colt coming 4
in spring, cash or time with good note
Inquire at this office or Of John IL.
Scott, Worthington. 3t-15 Sc