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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21
WILL ExTER nrs HORSES.
" n n. ". GIbbes sent His string
70 The Atlanta Hor~e show.

70 the Atlanta Horse SHOW.
M Arthur b. NJ. Gfbbes shipped his
81 five fancy thoroughbred horses
N'an'1 yesterday. The animals VIII
>, entered In the horse show that viii
49,, feature OF the Interstate Fair
b. 49,. row In progress. The show will
III WOW. 1875. inclusive
c.r.tls contests viii be entered by Mr.
sssE, horses. lie VIII have them in the
re- .arness. the speed ring high-step-
a. 4 tandem classes The prizes are
lro,. and Mr. Gihhcs' friends who
oa,.t.. "H horses believe he vii b. sue
a., N winning one or more.
d. % Mr. Glbbea' saddle horses wit
h,ps'lea IN the competition for the
H., t' silver cup offered Tor tire
C.s-.ls and rider IN the First Cavalry.
es--, state Troops. ouariermaster
Co.. rank ~ Butner will represent the
G's,..A. hussars IN the contest. riding Mr..
a. - noise. Horsemanship Will court
In ~. 'ne horse will count A. psr cen.
h. -. ,ontest. which. Il d expected viii
Be..,. ~ ~ number Of the Governor
CO., Guards. sergt. Butuer lett last
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

-Glrion s. the oides, woman's college
IN England Il WIGS started IN 1859 by ave
students who determined TO try the Cam
bridge University examination A. Cir
ton she girls have i've rQpms each. Tine
zee for tho college year. Including tuition.
hoard and rent, Is about 800 -
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

col A. Pope assistant general freight
AEent Of the Seanoard Air Line. has re-
tlined 10 the city. after a trip for the
Nneft OF his health. ITS friends are
Aad 70 note his Improvement.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Mr Thos. n Cooper has resigned his
.'siuon with the agent OF the Ocean
'linship Company. ard left last night
Atlanta. where he has accepted a po-
.-on r. the once OF the Central's freight
~ =. 'tnent. Mrs. Cooper viii Join him
~ W. now hnfnn On nlnnnI q ninth
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-10-21

Nr Walter Hawkins. general agent at
JACK sonviile for the Ocean Steamship
company was among the visitors in the
city yesterday.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05
Notice to Land Seeker.

Notice to Land Seeker.
Prospective land buyers can secure
NO better rates than those offered by
the Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern Railway, nor can they find
better land and location than along
this line or contiguous thereto.
On September 4, 18, October 2, 16,
November 6, 20 and December 4, l8,
round trip tickets, bearing q days
limit, can be ::secured to all points
on this line north including Abbot
Shell Rock and Waverly at one fare
plus 81.
This territory includes the rich
country traversed. by our
new lines. Messrs, 1lten & Brooks,
located at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are
our Industrial and immigration agents
md are in position to give full infor-
nation relative to thess lands.
On some dates our agents are in
position to ticket you to other var
Gus parts of the country at low rates
For rates, time of trains etc., call
n ticket agent or address
NO. G.. FARMER, A. G.. P. & T. A.
B. c. R. &N. Ry.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Order for Hearing on Claims

Order for Hearing Oh Claims.
State of Minnesota, - n r..
County of Mobiles S. i -.
In Probate Court. General Term, Oct. end,
In the matter of the estate Of Mary Nit.
chell, Deceased. "
Letters of administration on the estate of
said deceased being granted unto r. L. Nit.
chell Of said County: re - <..,..
It r. Ordered, That all claims and demands
of all persons against said estate be present.
ed to this Court. for examination and allow.
ance. at the Probate Office in WorthinRton
In said Mobiles County. on the following day,
viz: : 3@> :. = :
:! On m Monday s.;s the {; 9Th day ofJanuary. 1901,
It IL Further Ordered, That three month";
from the date hereof be allowed to creditors
to present their claims against said estate
at the expiration of which time all claims
not presented to said Court, or not proven
to It's satisfaction, shall be forever barred un-
less for cause shown further time be allowed
i 0rdered Further. That 4otice Of the tins
and place of hearing and sxaminafion az
said claims and demands shall be Riven hv
publication of this order for three successivxa
weeks prior to the day appointed for eaoh
examinations. In the Wortf,inRton Advance 4
weekly rewspaper printed and published at
Worthing ton ii said County. S# .Stss 49, i.
Dated at W0rthington, Mimi, the and
day Of Oct. a. d., 1900. u 81 s7T7 s.7' 3.
!: J. , BY the Court: g5 Es, .
IS c. M. C0RY, s f455
tsBAat oets.,e usise q Probate
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

- Suppose the statement were true
that there are tariff-protected
trusts in the United, States, and
suppose that the tariff protection
enabling such trusts to do bust
ness at a profit were abolished,
what would happen then? Suppose
the thing happening then should
be that foreign trusts in the same
lines of manufacture secured con-
troll of our markets. There are
more and greater trusts in free
trade countries than here. The
situation which..would be produced
in this country under the circum-
stances supposed would be one in
which American workingmen
would be thrown out of employ
ment, and in which good round
dollars that now stay in this coun-
try, increasing the purchasing
power of the community and help
ing to make everybody prosperous,
would go abroad. The average
would be worse off in that case
than he is now. Does the average
American want to support a policy
that would mako him worse off?
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

A new source of trouble has
come out of Mckinley prosperity
in Kansas. At Salina two farmers
got to quarreling over which had
the most money on deposit in a
local bank. After they had jawed
each other a while and raised a
croud thsy went off to the bank to
to settle it, and the last the croud
saw of them as they went down
the street they were shaking their
fists and wagging their heads
with great earnestness.-Ksnsas
City (Mo. journal"
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

Gen. Ludlow's declaration that
the German army is the best
organized military force in Europe
ought to 60 a long way toward
modifying the subjects of Wilhelm
who has been disgruntle>l because
the United States will not agree
to Germany's demand for the
surrender of the guilty Cinnamon
to tho allied troops.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

habits and fully qualified to fill the.
important position Hhich be, aspiires.
For Commissioners: From the lst
distriat we have Henry Haggard "a
very prosperous farmer, highly es-
teemed by all and a man in whom
every one has implicit confidence in
his qualifications for carefully look.
ing after the interests Of the tax
payers. 5l# s. ~. .ss : s.. =
From the 7 bird district VIM, Thorn
is a candidate and one whom no one
need fear in trusting their. affairs in
his keeping He is man. of excellent
Judgment and will faithfully perform
the duties Of the office. :
From the Fifth district we have a
ownsman, Gus Swami erg, who is
we'll known in this section of the
county. He has been a successful
manager of the Swedish Mercantile
Co., which demonstrates his ability on
finance He has been a member of
our village council serving we'll and a
man who will carefully preserve the
interests of though the heavens fall.
| The above ouly partially enumerates
the excellent points of qualifications
possessed by the Republican candid
ates, now all that remains is for the
voters to come to the polls,
There is disposition on the part
of some of our workers to do but little
work, and if such is continued will
result disastrous to our candidates
Our opposing friends are working
night and day, tooth and nail to gel
some men elected and as many as
possible. We should never base re-
suits on our judgement, but take ur
the work with a determination of not
only conquering but gain great
and glorious victory. This warning
is feeble and is hoped will prove te
have been unnecessary, but too much
of the proper campaigning for the
men we have nominated can not bt
done, SO let's be up and doing and
never lose an opportunity to bring
out vote that will count for our hon
orable and worthy candidates.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

The Wisconsin yesterday pub
lishsd a summary of the nomi'
nations which have been made by
the nine parties that are in line
for the presidential campaign
There is a tenth organization. the
National warty, SO called, whose
executive committee is striving to
secure candidates to- accept it's
support for the presidency and
vice-presidency on an , anti
expansion platform, but has so:
far failed. Senator Caffery of
Louisiana, its first choice for the
leading place, geremptorily declin-
ed the honor, which Was then
rendered to A. B. Farquhar, a New
York manufacturer. Mr. Farqu-
har has also said ''Your candidate
I cannot be" The National party |
is known in popular parlanoe as
the third party, though strict
,hronologists might argue that the |
Tenth party would be a more
appropriate designation. The
reason why it is short of candi-|
dates now is that it is manifestly |
doomed to run short of members
On election day. The Tenth party |
has one good negative feature-|
opposition to free silver. Men
Who desire their votes against free
silver to be effective, however,
must vote for Mckinley. This
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

OF the Violence committed on
Gov. Roosvellt at Victor, Col.
Mr.. Bryan says:
IF it proves true that he
was mobbed or in any way inter-
fered with I am sure that it was
not the work of any political
organi. alton. There can be no
justification for resort to violence
in this country, and those who re-
sort to it injure the cause which
they represent. The Spanish
government did not blow up the
Maine but subjects of Spain, from
all evidence procurable, did.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

In northern Wisconsin the Chicago. st,
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha Railway has
for sale. at low rates and easy terms Of paw
ment, about 4OO. 900 acres of. choice farm
lands Early buyers will secure the advan-
streams a4d1akes, which abound with fist
and furnish never ending and most excel
lent water supply, both foe family use and
Land 10 generally we'll ttmbered, the soil
fertile and e. ny Of cultivation. Chicago.
Milwaukee. St: Paui, Minneapolis, Duluth.
superior, Ashland and numerous Other
thriving cities and towns on the line of the
e: st. p. N. e q. Ry. and other railroads in
the same territory furnish good markets for
farm produce. =, = - ~ ~
For further particulars address: Ceo. j
Bell, Land Commissioner, Hudson. Wis.
9. H. M'ka.;A a. 81 A.. 81 Paul, MINI.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

Tits a common democratic alle-
cation that Mark Hanna is the
power behind the throne in the
Mckinley administration. If Mr..
Bryan should be elected president
it would be only by carrying New
York. If he should carry New
York it would be only by grace of
Dick Croker. ADM: ting that
Mark Hanna is now running
things, how would the country
like to make a change, and put
Dick Croker in his place to apply
his Tammany methods to national
administrationsr-Sioux City Jour-
nal.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

The assault upon Gov. Roosevelt,
and the attack upou an editor who
criticised the governor assailants,
will probably convince the Bryan
ties that they will carry Colorado.
They seem to have a good grip on
the town of Victor.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

Terms OF subscription Three nenths % ote q
OK months 7b ets; one year q 80. Invariably
q advance. :"
the same Win not b roauiYed 20 nay subsofip-
ton, whether papers are marked 0apDle or nOs
Clubbing rates with nearly all the l6a1ing pa-
eors and magAzines en- b named on applica-
Ion.
Correspondence from al parts Of tho county
solicited. Postsge expense OF the same viii Be
paid by tho publisher, =.
When possible Items for publication phsul1
reach this once on Tuesday Of tho week o.
publication,
Rates for standing advertisements 1adl
known on application.
Businesscards o6. q year.
local advertisements s eontS pr nne oaca
Insertion.
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Reading.


James Wood went to Iowa, Tues
day, on account Of the illness ofhis
sister. z Il: q.
Mrs. Rust, mother Of A. Rust Of
this place, passed away Tuesday.
She was very advanced age, being
over 80 years. She has been nearly
helpless for some years. Funera
services, in German, at the house
On Thursday at 9 o'clock and at the
Methodist Church in the afternoon.
Remaina to be buried in the Rush
more cemetery. -, ->.* 4
Misses Alice Pope and Winnifred
Read VISITED Worthington, Tuesday.
| The Misses Anna and Effie Bull k
drove to Worthington, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wheeler were
Worthington visitors, on Saturday.
The conti1u+d wet weather has
DAMAGED SINE of the grain and it
makes it very difficult for threshing
machines to move on account of the
muh.
Mr.. Bulick is building a house and
barn on Sec. 81. His law Jane
Baird Jr. will occupy the same when
completed.
DR., Abbot of Albert Lea, held
services in the Presbyterian Church
Sunday afternoon and evening.
| j. W. Read aud wife returned las
Saturday, from months, visit il
Ohio and Wisconsin. They report .
pleasant time and no wet weather
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

Perhaps it may afford melan-
choly comfort to taxpayers in cor
tain cities of the United States to
learn that "they don't do these
things better in Canada" Twenty
years ago the city of Toronto, On
tario, began the erection of q city
hall, which was tn cost $1,000 by
tho original estimate. The outlay
on it to date has been $2,345, ,O00,
and it is not yet finished. Mean
while the architects fees, it is said
have exceeded $4,000, and an
effort in the City Council to dis.
misss him has failed.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

In Wisconsin a plan has sprung
into prominence for tho purpose
of aiding the training school, by
gathsfing old articles of any
character that have been absolutely
discarded and selling them. to
curiosity seekers, and called q
"RuMmsge Sale" an exchange
says: =.
The best way to solve tho conun-,
drum "What is a :Rummage SaleY
is to examine that enterprise of
the friends of the Wisconsin Train
ing School for Nurses and infants
Home, and expect the products Of
"rummage." ~ II -
The employees of Marshall Fold
&C.,, Chicago, took a poll Of the
wholesale department store where
1,O0Opeople are employed While
their employers knew that such :
poll was being taken they took no
part in it. The result was, Nc
Kinley, 851; Bryan, 149. Ma
jority for Mckinley, 702 This
poll Is regarded a. Of some inn
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

portance owing 70 the fact that
Marshall Field 4 CO. has always
been regarded 40 q Democratic
house Mr.. Field has always been
. Democrat, though never tinged
with the vagaries that have lately
seized the party. In 1896 the vote
stsod about % at present, but in
1892, it was almost unanimously
Democratic Mankato Free Press
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05
MisapprOpriated a Coat.

!, While Barney Eeser, of Adrian,
was in town Tuesday, he left his over
coat at F. H. Jasper's saloon and
upon calling for it the garment was
missing. Mr.. Hafe, the bartender,
knew the only man that had been
there, and he was a stranger, was
the only man that could have taken
the coat. The stranger was located
leaving on the Burlington tram and
the officials at Round Lake were
notified to detain the man. The
stranger got off the train: at Round
lake in q suspicious manner, was
fpund and held urtil :, Wednesday,
morning when Mr.. Hate went there
to look after the matter: Tie stran.
ger gave bis name as Homer Greed
and said he took the coat by mis-,
take, his being left in about the same
place as Esser's, but he had lost it
The matter looking so serious he fin.
ally paid $40 and costs which we're
accepted and he was released:
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

Above prices: include y revenue
stamps. Il will be seen that the
bank draft is the cheapest. It is alb
solutely safe: and most :. conven-
lent. :s.. ~ ~.. r.. ..ss.s,..# ., =
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05
Send Your Money BY
Bank Draft.

: The following table shows the
'charges for sending money by ex-
press money order, post office order
and band bank draft:
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

Interesting MissiO ary Meeting
The Ladies Missionary society OF
the Presbyterian church, held their
annual "Rally" at the home of Mrs.
Geo. D. Dayton, Wednesday, from
s to 4.3Op. m. 80 being present,
A good program had been arranged
The foreign topic,Japan, was led by
Mrs. W. W. Loveless. Assisting her
were the following: Mrs. L. M. Bliss.
Mrs. Albert Leistico, Mrs. John Ram
age, Mrs: Jas. Mackay and Mrs. II
Hawley.
After a short intermission, the
home topic, "Porepsst and rally" was
introduced and led by. Mrs. Wilson
Aull, who gave a statement regard
ing the work Of the society, following
this an informal talk on new methods
for making our meetings more inter-
esting was: belda and tho meetiug
closed with an earnest appeal from
Miss Julia CLANCY for all church
members to join in the work Of the
society. II .%*s ri @a.@>
A p.thetic STORY, entitled "Retsey
Harper's Stint" wae read by Mrs.
Dayton, aId the meeting closed with
r-t "a go 70 : t.5. Il
excellent and abundant refreshments
and social time, # ..
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05
A Profitable Orchard.

Some years ago 0r. II. w. Holley,
of Winnebsgo City, put out an orch
ard Of fifteen acres, planted to Veal
thy apples. The trees have been
bearing for years, but this season they
yielded mese than ordinary The
crop was sold = = pr barrel, on
cars, and the net receipts were 8, 600
or$l 500 per acre. The orchard il
surrounded BY q wind break Of eyer
greens. 6ank kato, Review.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

Al lrew D.. White, u. S. minis
ter to Germany, on account of
sailing for that country, was not
able tobe preser: "a ~eeting Of
the Republican le n the New
York, wrote as follc IN reference
to McKinly. His defeat and the
election of Mr.. Bryan would not
,ly bring confusion and distress
upon the business interests of the
country, especially including the
interests of labor, but it. would
disgrace US in the eyes of every
lover of liberty in the old world,
and rejoice the hearts of reaction
aries of every sort. who sec in the
success of Republican institutions
q menace to their cherished iieos.
As your meeting is mainly under
tho direction of our fellow citizens
of German birth, I may PERHAPS
be allowed to say that of all the
calumnies. ever uttered a heated
political campaign, one of the most
unjusti6able, in my opinion, is thai
which attribttes to the present, il
that which attributes to the pre-
sent administration hostile feelings
toward Gormany."
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05
A Fine Farm for Sale.

100 acres, cultivated, house, barn,
out buildings, orchard bearing small
fruit, ornamental trees, aDe many.
others-handy to school, water plenty.
good cistern, good pasture, no. /
cellar under house. 5 miles north Of
town, Elk township. For particulars
address box 247.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05
Sheep Husbandry in Minnesota

This useful little book is from the
pen OF Professor Thos. Shaw OF the
University of Minnesota, and the
press of the Webb Publishing Co.
St. Paul. It has been written, as the
author states in tn preface, in the
hope that it may prove helpful to the
kfarmers. The book, which embraces
Esome PIG pages, is strongly bound in
paper and is handsomely illustrated,
and it covers the whole ground relat-
ling to Sheep Husba dry as adapted
ITO Minnesota conditions. But, since
Minnesota conditions are virtually
Etne same as those in all the North
wes, the book is equally applicable
to all the Northwest. It treats Of
every phase of Sheep Husbandry, as
adapted to the conditions of the farm,
from the birth of" the lamb unit! it
reaches the block, insomYch that the
who follows the instruc-
tions cont ined therein will follow
safe guide, even though previously
with Sheep Husbandry.
This book is published and distribut
ed under the auspices of the Minneso.
Ia liye Stock Breeders Association.
It was written by the author without
compensation and is dedicated to the
farmers of the state, ! copy will be
sent to any farmer in Minnesota who
forwards five cents for postage. Any
one outside OF Minnesota can obtain
! copy who forwards Is cents to the
Live Stock Rreeders Asso-
,iation. Address. II;
:. PRoF. THos. SHAW, Sec,.
St. Anthony Park, MINI.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

u OuA D0AAOoAOV - AOANS0 O04u0As~
~ go about the country telling how
the republicans bleed office holders
for campaign funds. It is also
asserted by the republicans that
Richard Croker is in "cahoots"
with Bryan. The following from
the Chicago Record will show these
questions are being:handled by the
powers. "To-morrow is pay day
at the city halls in New York.
Brooklyn and other borouqhs Of
Greater New York, and the first
week in October all bills for
supplies and payments upon con-
tracts that have been approved by
the proper officials are paid.
Apropos of this interesting event
every employe of the city, every
contractor and every other person
to whom money is due received
last week a uniform circular from
the finance committee, of which
Richard Croker is chairman,
notifying him that hewas expected
to pay from 3 to 10 per cent of his
annual salary or the amount of his
bill to the democratic campaign
fund. It is estimated that the pro-
ceeds of this assessment will
amount to $500,000. Thedisburse-
ments in New York city alone
amount to $9O,OOO00O, and S per
cent of that is &50,000. The
Tammany system for collecting
these assessments is simple and
effective. A collector called
"Wiskinkle'' occupies a seat beside
evero pay master, with copy OF
the pay roll before him, upon
which the assessment of each per-
con is set opposite his name
Very few employees of the city
have the nerve to overlook the
"Wiskinkle' when their money il
passed over to them. Those who
pay promptly are commended
those who "kick' or endeavor t<
escape are reported to headquart-
ers and lose. their jobs. Tht
Civil-Service Reform association
intends to take notice of this pro-
ceeding, and will probably maxi
some stir about it, because wha
is known as the White law forbid
any person to pay, solicit or collec
political contributions from per
sons. occupying official position
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05
:. ::
| The Cash
Grocery and -.
Feed Store.

All kinds of
Groceries, Fruits,
etc., kept in their
in their season.
All grades of
Worthington flour
con S t ntl on
hand, also Madel-
ia -four.
Feed in connec'
ton.
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05
Grain Sacks 10 Redtr''
During Threshing Season. ~. *:* j.! !
The Cash Grocery.
Attention.!

,oa 1hs Benefit Of hh. been in
Since that paid all claims Immediately
r Proof OF the claims paid has the hUNDkEDS
amount Pa'd is up in the OF DOLLARS cI
month when disabled with accident and
death You can have the whole Of these benefits for the small 800
% time Of the year. Policy is good all parts of the
Pony w59o9 any OF the common echnicates Can
foid yourself OF grand protection -
small and sy year to more than,
the cost OF the policy and all
e value to it While are health has double money
wne9 you disabled and nothing you
@ mas Pad every state the union and popular
the 6 egabe policy
in the Old Reliable Benefit League Minnesota.
Good, active agents chm find winter employment
with US at good profit. Home office 1902 Lumber Ex.
change Bld., Minneapolis, MINI. -
k1ndund is the local collector and prompt eetin
your dues with him. Anyone wishing profit by h
The Worthington advance., 1900-10-05

Is becoming clearer every day to i
practical minda Perhaps before
November arrives it will have be-
come clear. even to the visionaries
Of the Tenth party's executive
cdmmittee. Milwaukee Eve. Wis.