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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-15
0nu ben Ybilippiuen.
Gin aampf auf Der Sniel panup. -
@rport uno 3DGs. = Gin neue5
YpItamt fir Manila.

YOltdnf tur Wfdnt!d.
Wanilu. IA. Sftpber. - 8on
,Sloilo, ouf psr SnIei 9araD, trifft bic
bon 5rsitag, II. Sftober. outirteNl4z
ri6t Elm, bab am porbsr956enoen Sage
Die Gompagnie . Dss 26. Snfantsries
Reeimnts inn nDrpl;6sn 56eils BON
Yanap BON einem Corps Sagulen utz
tadirt tpurps uno bic 2ebteren Dubei
20 5ob.s uno 40 8sripunoste 6a.tsn.
Die 2imeritaner batten nur 5lpel Der
punoe!e; lie ma6tsn % @sfan9snen
uno erbsutetsn 20 @spsbre un'o einen
8orrat6 bon Munition. Die 5agolen
tamen BON Der Sniel 2u5on.
% q I 6inston, .. g., IA. Stt.
- Die 4btbeiluns fir 3ouia4sn uno
Sniular 2lngeIegenbsitsn os5 8r;sgsz
departments bat Elm Bulletin publiz
5irt, 1ppna6 n Den MT Dem 81. Mdt5
1900 besnDiaten neun Wonatsn Waaz
rsn i'm Wsrt6e bon $15, ,1O2,879 na6
ben Y6ilippinen imports:rt unb lol6e
i'm Wert6s BON $12, ,928, ,464 erpprtirt
puroen. Inter ben in Dem be5e:6neten
3sitraum erportirten Yrpouften be-
fanosn iidb 54,137 Spnnen Manilu>
6anf i'm Wert6s BON $8,1O6. $40, mo-
Don be Ser. Stdaten 1898 Spnnsn
i'm Wsrt6e bon $2,476.928 nabmen,
9robbritannien iothen i'm WsrtR bon
1885,, ,347 unD gbina 4808 5onnen
i'm Wert6e Don $7O8, 1903. Der &C.
lummtz Support BON Sob uno Silber
bstrug $751; 800 uno bsr9e Iammtz
tpertb bes gar5en @rports $14,834, :
236. Der Grport BON Waaren no4
ben Ser. Stautsn allsin be5ifferts F9
auf $3.50, ,450, Der ,Smport aus ben
Ser. Staaten uuf $1,080,14
Cine i'm &riegsospartensnt einge=
lau fene rsusre Drummer ernes in Maz
Mia erIaeinenbsn glattss entbdlt bic
Na6riht, Dab in 9dlbe Elm neues, mo-
osrnes YoIiesbdube in Mantla erri9z
tst tperpen iou. Die 8aultsGs lit nod
ni4t fef BEL itimmt, is0o9 tpiiroe lia
Elm am Palig 5lui1s, nabe Bel Der
Tpanii9en Bride. selegener PluB am
beitsn eafiir signsn. Oas 9ebduos foq
bon binrei9snosr 8rOBe iein, um uQs
gunoes Ospurtemsnts aufns6men gu
fDnnen.
Dem ariessospurtsment lit Die Inz
tunft Hs Sransportpampfers rWitz
mlriter" nit proriunt in Wlanila ssz
meIost poroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-15
als i'm Sabre 1895, ndmli4 142 is'n

ats i'm Sabre 1895, ndmll4 AZ 1e'n
miro.
Die @tdrfe bsr Yarte;sn in cem
parlument BON 1895, bafsn Woblsn
ben 2iberalen eirre 10 I6mer5li6e N:sz
berfugs gebra6t, mar anfangs: $40
gonI Iarpatips, II liberals unioniiten,
1T Gi6erale, 7O2lntiYarnellitsn uno
II 9arne(liten. Die couIeroasipz
unipniItlI6e MaioritGt bsirug allo
152 Weanbats, tpopon BEL ben Nahz
tuabten i'm Gaufs Der flint Sabre os6n
SiBe perloren gingen.
&aiisrin 6risbri4's
&runtbeit.
9ronbsrs, IA. Sftpbsr. - Oer
3uitanD ber &aiierin 6riepri9 Diro
9eute bon ben Qer5tsn fir bsfrieoigeno
erf!Grt.
2pnb On, IA. Sfto6er. - Sas
court Circular" sntbGlt bsute folgsnz
be getunntmu9une: Die aOn:gin
i4pebte isit elmer 0ods in 5olgs Der
ungiinIiigen NadriGten uber bic Sc
Iuno6eit Der &ai1srin SrieDri6 in ero=
bsr 2ingit, oasin iebt luuten Die Ta9z
ri9ten siiniiigsr.
Mars beritu 3iebt lid suz
Ri d.
R 0 m, IA. Sftober. r.-Gs tpirb 6ier
erfldrt. bab bic 9Dnisin Bitttps
Mureberita bic @ertbeilung ibrer per-
iOnli9en @ffsften beenbst babe uno Ii1
nunmebr eun3 aus Dem Dffenttihea
2eben 5uriid5ieben neroe. Sbrs 800
toftbarsn Soilettsn fat lie untsr ibren
6reunoirnsn pertbeilt. &ur5 na9
aDnis 9umbert's 9eerbiguns ii6erz
ianbts lis bsm Muleum in 5lorenS bic
ipsrtbpollen Stidarsien, tpelde uuf Der
NusI IteQuns in G6icaeo bersdtigtes
gufiebsn erregtsn; ibrs idmmili6en
S4mudladsn iiberga6 lie ibren Ser
tpanDtsn.
Die iunge 9Dniein 9slena 1T NUM-
mebr i'm 8sIibe ibrss fDnigli6sn DID
oems, oeRen Wertb uuf 100000 gez
f6dbt miro.
Neue Dirrsn auf Der g a L
fam 9ulbinisl.
Gpnitauttnope IA. Sh. -
GrnIte Wirren broben i'm gaifan, oa
eine Gr6ebune bar Macabonier unD
9ulsarsn segsn Die Surtei unmitielz.
bar bspor3uI Itebsn idsint. Qufrlhrez
ride Yroilamotionen oes Waceoonlz
i9en HeppiutionssGomits's Iinb entz
bsdt porben.
sSn Saloni6i tpurbe Elm Surfe, Naz
mems S53et 9si, bon gulsaren srmorz
bet. 8on benz bulgarii4 mdceboniz
I6sn gpmite dusgeianbte 8anoen per=
ii5ten 5ublrside IusI4reitun9en in
Der PropIn5 Salonl4l.
SraeDbie an 9orD oes
ySceunte."
2ipsrpool, IA. Sftober. -
Wdbrsnb bic MannI6uft beg am lsBz
ten Mittpo6 aus Nelp@Yort bier an
gsfommsnsn Oampfsrs nScsuuic" 6euts
Elm 4nfer 6erablieB, bru9 bic Intsrz
fette uno rib einem Der S4lff55immerz
leute bas iints 9ein ab. Oas reats
! 9ein tpnroe esbrpden uno Der unz
gliidlide liarb balo ourauf. ginem
anosrsn Seenann tpurbe ebsnfaGs Elm
ge;n gsbro6en.
Cine neue Snie1.
MurisilIs, IA. Sftober. -
Der '0ampfer rgurcslonu" entgin9 in
Der Na6t pom 9. St.ober nur nit
fnapper Notb Der Stranoung an elmer
nsuen Sniel, pelfs Ii9 unldBli9 Der
tiir5ii6en us6srl6pemmung na6s Der
Munoung Der RbDne eebiroet bat. sic
rsgt eitpa 5sbn Wlsilen bon Der auits
ur0 baiis6t aus Sanb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-15

Sn Sdsnsuus, N.=g., puros
Wm. Sab6, e6emaIiger 9sidGftsFu6z
rer Der 5il;dls bon NelIon Morris in
atlanttc Gtb, uuF getrei6en oiyIer
5irma lpegsn un9ebli4sr untsrI6.az
eung Don ettua $4,000 psrbaftet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-15

Sic 6eilfunft tpiro INNER msbr gu elmer ptrf=
lid5sn geifcni1nft; iriiber erpsrimsntrts ne nur.
Sebt !. g Deib man, pab, um bic i3redlid)sn
Sdmorrboibals S9msrien Su linosrn nur ein tr=
ipeid)enpes Wittfl in Den Sis oes 9eiocns einoes
iibrt III pcrpcu braudt Our Ssauemid,tcit Ser
AnDenpumq ii picies Dltte in Die qcsienetitc form
qebrad)t; inter Dem 9umsn u ma teii5 if Is
berii6mt qeiuorotn. Die u tel 1T in olen
4potbetcn 3u baben. Qrobsu fr / 3ueeianot burt
q 9euitdetcr Co., Bog 24l6, Reip.Dort
fssr aln aln
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9osner's
9osner's
l)utwaaren.
0llle 9iite foitenirei aarnirt.
Spesialitdt I'M ,1ngarnirten Often.

Seine Gacons in Jil3biiten, &anttu mit gum outt
paHenDem Samntst beitst; 5urbans, Short Bad
Matroicn= uno erobs @iits in braun, GATOR, orau,
marineblau uno i6par,; w,rtb 75c. 4Sc.
Fssine 6aeons in 9s!iA6ilsen, Sant.u nit sum
quite puH.roemSommet beisst; tommsn in Surbous
eroSsn 6iten uno Short Bad Matroisnbii.sn in
$l25. 9Sc.
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CbarIes O.. Crooks Co.,. 9nmeliere,

AZ galtimure=Str., eegeniber Sanoper=etr.
@inibt Sbrs Runbi9aft.
9afebenubren. q Sdbmudiad,en. q Stlberrpaaren &C.
Mir reparirsn Saiaenubren unb S6n,udiabsn.
grpmpte gebienune. Mng.meiene 9reiie.
GbarIes 9. Grpofs Co..
AZ 9altmors=str., Qeqeniber 9anoper=Str.
(2S7-S)
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SeiSenc 9ainen.

.gnopsr4 sefaltslte iraHjGiii .iden NIT IA Sbniis
rtn4Geiben, 9eiteppte uno gefdltelts germel, nit
Goden=Wanib betten. bobeu rStpd" =Rraetu; oi. 6ar=
ben fuo blau, bslio, Idoeuoer unO erau; iuertb
AZ no. ST.
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Trauen=SafetS.

GanjluOIsns i4nuape 5u6z z5udets, ie6s=fnDpiige
sSor"=G6rOHtsn. iran3OFi6 eeitsppte Iuden. bretts
Msoici=Rrageu, ncumooii6e aerrsl, ourd)ipeg nit
,mercsri3eo1 GStoif osfIttert; eusrtb $500 So %.
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&leiSrDfe.

S6parjt uno eraue 9rOaDelobb bzalsiorDfs, teit,
brsite s5tare"H5Iounee; aIsprOd bat an Der Sront,
,uperteo" 6albeln; NIT 9sreale e.fittert uuo GDr=
ourop eingedumt spsrtD $500. $S95.
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S6luillollld)t

lit Elm bleithes Sc
ipenit, lpelhes ntan>
hem SSelte beiwpbnt.
5iiten Sie it6 DOR
ben eriten Staoien.
Stir 5eilun9 opn
Grfdltunsen, 6uiten,
SHfIlteuSa, 6eiierffit,
ptIWlptll!lVtllI NlDtlll@
bolen anb &ranfbet>
ten bes Salles unb
Der 2uneen fat feline
anoere WiebiSin,
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Earbiae &leiberffpffe.
Yosner's
Sic gSnnber unierer 8iinitler.
Vrpmenaocn-G letorDfcn.

Reinipolene oomeipun EpromenaIotr Sleipr6dr,
NIT Dem populdrsn 9taio= Ridsn; viroerteo" Galtcn
uno STANDARDIZATION; aud itli6t ibparse Gbs:
neun 8eib,B Ssfosnss.sppfi6sn; apsrtb $500.
S3 9S
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3osner's
linnfn= unb beimi(he maarenzDfpt.
Sauptquarticr fir 3iihoefen
fir 9ptelS unb 9auSbaltunaen.
@ars einn.n, egtro fbiper, tp.rtb $3.50. $1.49
@auI 9innen, egtra i6psr, Sdncpsgoroen ODER
itlidt rpsi5, b.irauf si4 uHo 10i4 @jr6bsn .pert5
$50. 9sc.
Gar; 2innen, bsfranfe Saaeb roth, OO.r blaus
soroen; au6 i5libt tueb. uno suaib,dt tiirtiiGs
rotbe uno peib.; @r0bs nur si4; pertb sl.50. 75c.
eGn;innens bsfranits Sii6oedsn nit Sunc9.Gtt=
tr.n, Sr0be 36 BEL 36 SOL; 4u,rt5 SOC. 20c.
Sinnen=0 0amaif. .@arnituren.
G'an3 reinlinnen,s Samait=Su4 uuo Elm Suseno
Seroietteu; iptrtb $2.75. $1.75.
G,ans rsinlnnsne, itbr feline, .rtra itDcr. gcr=
nituren, 1Oi4 Gr6se; p.rtb $500. $1.9S.
Slid Sinnen 8 9amaif.
10 stids gar, reines 2nnen, g.lian=S Sabritat,
aam Grug =ecbl.i6t, atlagEappretur, 66 3ou BRETT
psrtb 75e. SOC.
10 Stiid. gang rsines oinncn, ibottiibs uub
irii6e Gualtden, gang esbIeibt, atus 4apSretur,
66 3On brett. 62!c.
90 fetiids srtra isiner atlas oSpretirtsr Samaa,
oanslinnsn, p 3oa britt; perts sl25. 75c,
Seroietteu.
$50 SussnD feline, scblsi6ts uno unsebleibte gun,
rsinlinnene ssroisttsn, I Gr6bsn, tpertb $3.50.
$169.
SpglieS.
$50 Suseno gang rsinlinnsne Soplieg, gan, qs=
blsi6t uno nit farbigen gOrpsn; ectuipite Sran=
len; tpcrt5 81. &c.
Sanbtiid1er.
Gan, linnene 6udaoaBotibtr; pertb 121e.; 1Oc.
Gjanj linnene 6udASoonnti3sr; epsrtb 15c.; 12tc.
@an3 linnsme douf=SoanOtii9sr; tpsrtb 2Oc.; 15c
Gang Iinnene Sautaft= uno 6antp. 6anOtiasr. be.
franf uno boblidumie; ipsrtb big 5u SOC. 25c.
GiHies in oieier 9artie Fno lsidt bsibnlubt.
SraibeS.
50 stids Oamaf@ oanOtu3toiis gun, rein,s Gins
men, s,blsI4t unO buIbosblett; ipsiisa iiir eotss
tpert9 1ee. 124c.
100 stiids eans reinIinnens osblebts uno b1tb=
Qeb!e6ts Groibes nit aeiueb.sn aant.n tu.rtb l2!e
Sc
200 Stid. Sancp=2inner. Union. uno gaumipon=
6ud, ttpiaeo IND itIibt, in tur3.R stiidsn; prtb
bis iu 124e sc.
Bargains in amnit- Mrbeit.
aiHsn=lItbsr;ias, isinsr SrstonEe in i50ntn
orismtaii6cn u.io Slumen= =Mufsrn; psrtb 25e &c.
Hadidds, srtra Gr0ben; itbr fsint Gnaiiiai bon
Senim, 6anpas uno GJalat,a= =su6; icrbias Bsnsn=
urao 9iuutnzS,iiing, nit S6nur uno Guafs
Dsrtb SOC. 25c.
Y0Smer's.
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Stu. $1.25 Ssibr gum balbfn nDtrtb
Cine icniattoneae SHerte -
$50 Stiidc 81, 59e.

100 Stu6e 3u 5Se.
e6ipere qon;isissns Tanep eefreiits saffetas.
iapsrs ean,isip.ne DIHs unS GorDso Saffetas,
i3ipsrs qan,ieibens i5iuarie 9alass sSu1.fs ibpsr.
ean;ieiosne f6tparse ebtfarbiee 9aff.tas. f6Dsre
qan3eaoens Qeau be Sole. itNpere ean,fetosne asrs
fIts saffstag. sic reprdsntsren bic .onanpsbsnosn
Mpoen fir 0eie Saiiou unto tu.rDen au rptni9er.
os Der rpabr.n @dlits otr &erf,aune per.auit. Soc
Sarbiae &leiberftoffe.
ganslpoGens 1omsipuns uno Sanpeslsbaar4aleo=
fofis, 25 NoSen uno Garb,n ,ur glusluabl tpertb
SOC. 25c.
Sd1parse SfleiberitDffe.
San31poQens Seomeipuns, ganjpoasns GbsoIosg,
oon;poasne Rlciofoffs, psrtb tOc. 25c.
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8altimpre.Cbip.8 9 abm=S 9 nIletin.

UuIItutUresNUtUsVu
$3.50 BON Baltimore nacb SdserStcpn nno
,uriid peeen Der Soaetrstopner Gair giIete
eitia fiir ale ree,lmdBieen Sige pom 15, 10,
H., 1s. uno 49, (elltg f!ir pie HhdraDrD bis
ium 20. Sftobsr, eini6lieblib.
81. 90 ppn Baltimore mad, Greterid unt Sa'
Spe3al,iae perlafsn ois GamstneStotion mn
100 Moreens. C2H-S)
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&M2 ll)sltl. Mo. pabn.
GgfuriipnS Sabrprciic
suber
pagers t . ~ ter Vatr
15.. 16.. H.. rs. unc 19. Cetober 1900.
Die rWrftlib. WarplGnper Sabn' III Die s'n3lee
Batn. peren 3iise D irett MAO DEM u u s :
fellunqs splabe iabrtn. r.,
3ies nob 6aa ers to nj otrlaNen oen NJ:
Ien.Sabnbof um 4.30 uno S23 @ormittass unS AS
Wotmttnas.
Spe,ialsSiige
Mtttmpd, unc 1omnerf7as, II. une 1s. Sftober.
9lbiabrt bonn Sia,ns9abnbof nm $50 Sorm;taes.
an alsn ft6otiidsn Siationsn anba!tenD. Die 8iid=
fabrt pon oaaerstorn srfolet UNI 5.25 Nahmittaas,
pom MusfenuuesplaS um 5.35 Tabmt.aas.
Runoreijt s.. so bonn Sei1sns. nnon=, Wsnniplpas
uia=QIpenues uno Gulton>Sabnbpi, pps s.. 40 Don
gpalbropf cRortbs9lpeuu.).
GinfdblieAiicb Gintrttt su Der MuSfteHuns.
@iuste Fno fir bic @idiabrt nur Bis ,um 90
Cftober eiItio. (2S7-9)
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Sanotuher.

Gan, linnene 6uda6auoti3tr; p'rtb 121t.; 1Oc.
Ganj linueue 6udAloanotl5er; cpsrtb l5c. 121c
8an3 Iinntns Suf= oanotiibsr; iDsrtb 201.; 15c.
gan3 linners Santait= uno Gantp: 3anOtuasr, be.
frant uno boblidumie; tpsrtb big su 5Oc 25c.
Giuiee in oeier por.ie fno lsidt bsibmubt.
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gine neue ssSnel.

Marisille, IA. Sftober. -
Der Oampfer ngurcslonu" entgin9 in
Der Na6t pom 9. St.ober nur nit
tnapper gaotb Der Stranoung an elmer
nsuen Snisl, tpelds Iid unldBli9 Der
tiir5liden lsbsri9pemmung nu6e Der
Miinoung Der 3bone eebirost bat. sic
lisgt eipa Ssbn Wlsilen BON Der aiits
urO bsils6t aus Sanb.
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SrafbeS.
SorooiuS in 8uuit. .llrbeit.

GiHen=lItbsr;ias, isiner SrstonTs in i5Dntn
priertailden u.so Slumen= =Nutsrn; pertb 25e &c.
Da3idds, srtra Gr0ben; itbr fsin' Euaiitat bon
srnim 6aupas uno Galat,az zSu6: icrbia. @snsn=
NIB 9iumtn=S,Iiins, nit S6nur uno Guafts
msrth 50e Z5c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-15

0Dfenterte in 5ien SFin.
2onoon, Il. Sftobsr. - Sine
Spe5iaioepeT4e aus S6dn91ai pom
II. SftO6er meloet, baB unter bsn
Sruppen in 5ien Sin 0pientsrie
berrIht unb Oab 9raT WalDerIes Ie;n
9auptquartsr binnsn &urSm na9
pefing gu Dsrle9en beabii6tjgt.
(99eitere Seritte iicbe A. Scitc.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1900-10-15

$50 Suseuo gang reinlnnens Soplies, Qars es.
blsdt uro nit farbigen SOrosn; ectuiipite Sran.
len; tpertb Sc. &c.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-02-16
RusllmOre.
"Winter--where art thou"

"WiHter-where art thou?"
And that's what she told the othe,
fellow-''you may come to sec me
any time except Sundays and even.
ings."
A little snow, but not enough for
sleighing.
About twenty OF Rushmore music .
lovers attended the Alexander Bull
concert at Adrian Monday night.
Quite a number from Rushmore
attended the Sunday school conven-
tion at Ransom church Sunday. An
excellent progam was reported.
Sheriff Anderson of Worthington
was in town sh ort time Monday.
Mrs. Morton took the train to
Worthington Saturday.
E. E. Whitney made Rusnmore
a visit Monday.
H G. Constable is completely re-
modelling the old Hollis house which
he purchased last fall. Mr.. Consta-
ble expects to move about the first
of March if his wife has so far recov-
cred as to permit.
Mrs. j. G. Mitchell spent Sunday
in Warrington.
John Baird who is in Douglas ele-
vator at Wilmont drove over Monday.
He expects to return to return to
Rushmore soon.
No literary society this week on
account Of the school entertainment.
Rushmore can boast of not only a
day but also a night school where
hyeroglyphics and the dead language
is taught-but alas it is carrying
the matter too far when one young
man persists in taking lessons on the
Sabbath day.
The old adage is "Every poor man
has dog. if he is very poor he has
two, if poverty stricken he has three"
Recently S. B. Bedford took one to
rear, John Mitchell found one and
traded for another, J. Fl. Dryden has
orders in for three.
It must be J. D. Pettit's good ma
turedness that causes him to improve
so radidly. Tuesday in bed-Wed-
nesday sitting up-Thursday in
chair - Friday dressed - Saturday
landing erect-Sunday at church.
Monday at the store on a visit-We
did not see him Tuesday, but would
not haue been surprised at seeing
him saw wood or breaking bronchos.
S. T. Wood went to Chicago Thurs
day. We didn't learn the cause until
we saw Sheriff Anderson looking for
him Monday-But it was only to serve
on the petit jury.
The Rushmore debaters will meet
the Bigelow wind splitters" in return
joint debate at Rushmore, two weeks
from Friday the 18th. The subject
under discussion, lis Man the Archi-
tect of his own future?" OF all sad
words of tongue or pen, the saddest
are these. "On debate again.
Regular session of the literary Soc
ciety one week from Friday.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-02-16
Reading.

John Carlson finished work on
DOUGLASS elevator last Saturday
and is now at work on the one at
Wilmont.
John Hansberger WAS seen dr1v
ing a ped]er's wagon on our
streets one. day last week.
B. W. Pope and Lew Waiver
dene visited Worthington on Sat-
urday.
A. N. Cheney is putting up
shelves and counters and getting
his goods in place tor customers
A six months old child of Hen
/ ry Allerd died on Tuesday. Fup-
eral at the church at 10 O'Clock
Thursday and buried at Worth
ington,
| Frank Eggleston is hauling CO.
ment and getting ready to plaster
his house as soon aa the weather
moderates.
| Some. of the school teachers in
this vicinity kept Lincoln's BIRTH
dag as q holiday, others observed
the same by teaching to make up
! lost time.
/ The Ladies' Aid Society meets
with Mrs. Chas, Sundberg on
: Thursday, the 22nd.
!. Painters are here from Cedar
Rapids painting the inside of the
; depot.
J. W. Mcbride has rented hie
a farm and will move in town. HI
t has secured rooms over the depot
8 and will move into them about
J.. March LIST.
1 A horse belonging to Alle1
- Lawrence broke his leg las1
week so it had to be killed. Lane
Il is increasing in value around here
y Jacob Remtsma refused $35 q,
= acre few days since.
T. John Knowles the section fore.
y man hiss been offered more luc
. rative position and expects to leav,
" on the 18th for bis new duties.
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~ ID. & w. l. HUMISTON

Ibe W. G. T. U. meeting has been
postponed on account the lecture
Saturday night.
H. H, Vosberg, of Champaign, ILL.,,
has accepted a position in Harry
Humiston's harness shop.
Improved farms, Prairie and tim:
Der land. Stevens, Traverse, Grant
and Wilkin counties, Minnesota
Prices low. Terms easy. Free ra-
road fare. NJ. E. LAwroN. Act.
j. u. Il w. l Humiston have un-
loaded a car OF seeding implements
recently and have more enroute.
b. LAGRANGE has purchased quar-.
ter section farm in Stevens county
and expects to move there this pring.
You will need hat this spring.
Don't forget that you can get perfect
hat in Lanpher at reasonable cost.
W. r. Stoutemyer moved his house.
hold good into the house he recently
purchased of G.. W. Patterson Thurs
day.
j. K. Darby, the rustling auctioneer
had sale on the Wallgrer farm five
miles northwest of Worthington
Thursday.
Osteopathy in Worthington,, Dr.J
M. Church, Office over Bakers cloth
ing store, Mondays, Wednesdays and
fridays,
Andrew Doeden, ST.. was obliged
to kill one of his best horses Thurs
day. While leading two to water one
kicked the other breaking a leg max.
ing it necessary to. kill the animal.
For Sale-1 show case l cigar case
and large coffee grinder.
New York Bargain Store.
John Ramage has unloaded two
cars of binders and drills and other
farm machinery during the past two
weeks and more coming.
One pair of mules for sale or, trade
for cattle. Enquire third house cas-
of Creamery.
| 49, J. A. ANDERSON.
Thos, Klasy is visiting at Fort
Ripley.
Mrs. 0. Sanford returned home
from the west Saturday night.
| Miss Effie Wolven is sojourning in
the country near Reading tAis week
| j. j. Kendlen went to Minneapolis
T uesday morning.
| Will Humiston tran sacted bushes!
in MINI eapolis the first of the week
| Mrs. Jos. Lowe retu rped home
} NJ onday night and is feeling better
The Lanpher hat leads everywhere
because it fits best and wears best.
MIR. Perry, CT Sibley expects to
move here soon as to what business
he will engage in, is unkno wn.
Will Dow, of ,Rushmore, has re nte<
. D. w. Chute's house vacated by W
t H. Harrington, and will soon NOV
> to Worthington.
, Nathan Barnes returned home Sat
, urday from his trip to Swift Co.
Mrs. J. H. johnson is quite sic
again:
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Statesmen Wanted.

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the consumer. All the gooa> taz'
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LOCAL NEWS. :

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Peter Heinl went to Window TUT s.
day.
A little boy OF Swan Nelson is quite
sick.
j. E. Darling returned to Tennessee
Tuesdey.
T. Figure with rs for coal. Tuthill
Lumber Company.
O.. Bigelow ! bought the Alfred
James team.
Fred Wall returned to Worthing-
ton frem Adrian, Monday.
Little Bessie Wood is gaining but
has been a very sick child.
G. L. Peterson shipped car load
of potatoes to Kantas City Monday.
Miss Fronk, who is teaching school
in the John Gilomen district spent
Sunday at home.
Drank Lane is numbered among
the sick this week, suffering with a
severe attack OF neural gia i'll the head
and face.
The Clary Addition orchestra will
be rendered reception at the home
of A. G. Hedberg tomorrow evening,
Wednesday.
A number of sleighiug parties were
out Monday evening. 1t is reported
that John Mackay and Will CLANCY
chaperoned one OF the parties.
R. S. Dalrymple was before Squire
Stevens Saturday for using ob-cence
abusive language toward G. Synker-
son. He was fined two dollars and
costs.
1t is reported that j. E. Darling
contemplates moving back to Mobiles
county His many friends here will
be glad to have him among them
again.
F. Egleston vas in Worthirgton
Monday gt1t'u&< building material
from Atkinson > new yard, by the
way, they are vi st!-'s aud doing well
in their new % =: II.
Rev. Zab,- =, Cherry Grove, is as
sistiny Rev. ~,c...4.ilt III the meetings
beng held in me Evangelical Asso
citation in Ewington near w. G. Bar
tops,
One of W. ". Loveless's horses
got thirsty Friday night and turned
the water on, the handle to the valve
being handy. flooding the stable ane
yard.
G. n. Creighton, a farmer living
three miles northwest of Bows, whil'
taking care of his hogs few morn
ings ago was attacked by a boa
and before he could get away
grabbed him just below the knee
At first he did not think he was hur
very badly and kept on about hi
work. Later it was fou:d necessar.
to call physician and he has ha'
the best Of care hydrophobia has nov
set in and there is no hopes for say
ing his life.-signal Bigelow,