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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
muH AuHrrea.

o.: .Nun, Ssrr Graf, Sic treteA
iebt mobl in bas @eibdit Sbres 9errf
G1wieserpaters ein?" = Graf (oer
fiirsli6 bic Sodter zines iebr reiden
Snouiriellen geteiratbet): rWas fdllt
Sbnen elm Graf lam oO6 niemals
Grdmer rueroen!"-N.: .Na, Gie
baben BON Dem ,&rdmer' oc6 aud Die
iebr respectable Mitsiit anaenOmmen u
-Graf: r9a irren Sic ii6 abe,
Ie6r! 8or Der 9odseit iiberbaupt TEL
men pfennig 8elo erbalten uno mad
Der 9oN5seit mir Mitgift ausoriidlid
burb meme 8attin aussablen lailen-
uno bon 'ner @rdfin lam iA bod
mas annebmen--9e?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
Die Staothane.

srobe Grfinber Die biforiI6e Pelsmiibe.
Oils llmidrift lief man: vSobann
@aeniefleiid, vulgo Gutenberg"
Mains, oas nit ginihluB Der Gar
niion etpa $4,000 ginmobner sdblt,
1T cine uralte Staot. Nn Der Stelle,
mo Mains liest. batten bereits Die Sell
ten cine Nieoerlaiiuns aesriinoet. Die
ielbe tpuroe bon Den &Omern 9enom=
men, llno Sruius leste bier i'm SABRE
Is b. Gbr. e.u befeiistes Eager (castel.
lumM ogontiacum oerMoguntiacum)
an. G9on por aaiier Mart Nurel
(161 bis 1870 II. Gbr.) iiecelten lid
8ermanen UNI oieie 8eri6ansun9en
on, uno auf bteie @eiie. entiianb cine
Gtabt Moguntia, bas beutige 0laina.
Sic Gtabt wurGe ipdter Elm 2ieb=
linasaufentbalt Der beuti6en GaiIer,
BON Garl Dem @roBen $500 bis 814 n.
gbr.) an bis auf @ilbelm ben grien.
Der beim 8eeinn bes Grieaes BON 1870
auf 1871 bier iein Sauptquartier auf'
f9lug.
IS aibt mobl faum cine Gtabt in
9euti9en 3eide, Die. 10 biel ourd
&riesssreuel aelitten bat, als Maina
bon ben Stiirmen Der 80ltermanoerun!
i'm 4. bis 6. Sabrbuuoert an. burh Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
i'm ,,go(oenen %Jllain5."
Teier Der 500. Mieherfebr ncs Gc>
bnrtstascs 0utcubrras.

5r srpbartiser gseiie bmIpiat Die otaot ibrem
aroGeu ~2obne-Wtaiui cine nralte Staot.
Sri:be &etmi.atte fur aamit auo gsiTeus
Observation-Disclosures Saaiiafeiten.
3wei @eranialtunsen pm GROCER
Srasweite treifsn i'm beurisen CONNER
j%uiammen: Die felt Mitte 9lpril er=
Oiineie Barrier Msltausnclluns uno
Die in Den Sagen bonn %. bis 26. SUM
in Mains ilattfinoenoe Seier Oss 500
iabrisen Geburtstases Sobann Gluten.
beras, oes GRINDERS oes Su6oruds.
Gen Seaimn Der G%utenbergieier biloct
Die g%rOiinuna Der tpppsrapbiiden gus=
iielluns I'M Surfirlli6en sdluiie an
%. SUM. gbenos folst Die Nuiiiib=
runa ces Sdnoel' iden Sratoriums
.Suoas W~aecabdus" in Dem Gonsert=
bauie Der Mainser Sieoertaiel. gis
Sauptientag lit Der "a. SUM in Ius=
iidt aenommen. Surmittags miro in
Der Stabtbnlle ole ataOemiibe Ssier
lb9ebalten. Sic 6slirsoe bGli babel
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
So[tpb e. Driae,p.
1ait Der Reorganization pcs fubamifdtm ySSts
otenites betraut.

oteWbep uetr1ut.
Sofepb 6. Grilicm, Dem es aufdllt,
Gronuna in Oas LATHAM b~etanute
Chaos Der tlbanil6en Yoliperlualtung
81 b%rinaen. IL 9iertsr Silis= @eneral=
Boitmeifs. She er nod Maibinaton
tam, mar er 8eoafteur elmer ,3eituna
IN &anias llno Elm thdtiaer Gepublifa=
ner. Oils YriIioent Mcainlep in 1894
Ganias Dur6reiie. par 9riliom Der
GoriiBence oes Gmpiangstomites, uno
bamals entliano SeiDer Setanntl6ait,
Die fpdterbin CUR Greunoi6ait muroe.
9err griliom ipuroe in &entudp qe=
bpren uno' III ungeIdbr 40 Sabre alt.
Oils Snabe BON Is Sabren fan, Ell mad
&anlus, mo er eraogen mrroe uno oil
Der gater-nniberiitGt %graouirte. SIN
Sabre na6 ieinem Gramen tullroe CT
gum Glert oes SiItrittsgeridtes in
Douglas 6ountp ermdblt uno belief
oete Oieles gmt bier Sabre. Gam per=
sog er nod Salina unb muroe gteoat=
teur oss' rSalina &epublican." Sn
oieier Stellung entnifelte er berpor=
ragenns pDlitiide Sabisfeiten UNI
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
Ernie mittrr1tttn.

Moies SETTLES, Gentier in Der gro=
pins Goien, miro bon ieinem Sdwaser
Mron Suttermild in Den StraBen 8er=
Inns berumNefiibrt; auI Der Sdser=
HraBe, Gde Sbermalti raBe, bleibt Sell
teles pl0Bli6 iieben. redt bic Naie in
Die 2uft uno i6nuppert. Mron: IN
ausenebmer Geru6, mas? Sier i'm
Seller is ndmli6 bas neltberiibmte
@uritaeidaIt BON Niqust. "-M oes:
r's riebt na6 Wuri6t-fimmt; aber,
ib weiB nidt, Nron Qdnuppert mies
oer), g riedt nod mebr nad-@elo!"
-Nron: ,@utt. mas Noi' !-brii-
ben is De Gei1sbant!@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
Ser Som III MainI.

proieiiOr 81. Softer in Seipsi9. GOn
Der Salle aus begeben lid Die SeIitIeil=
nebnler mad Dem Gutenbergpiay, I'm
Dem grpBen Subne Der StaOt Mains
Gutenberg, 81 5uloigen. 6egen 900
MGnner= rnO 800 &nObeufimmcn iuer=
Den Elm Seosum iingsn. Ser 25. SUM
gilt Gem binOriIden Seisuge, fir Oellen
glan5Dolle 9urdfiibrung Gle Stab! 25,=
OC0 Mart beigeIteuert uno. Die Silr9er
auBerOem A. 900 Mart bur6 Samm=
lungen auiaebradt baben. Nn Dem
Sefsuge betbsiligen ii6 400 9erren
uno Samen; $50 Muiiter, haruntsr
so gu Yferoe, iino porseieben; 40
@a9en, unier ibnen 81 Pruntwa9en,
meroen mitseIibrt uno etiua 700 pferoe
babel %pertuanot. 9m 26. SUM- finOet
auf Dem Gbeine cine ,Seifahrt iiatt, gu
mel9er Die Mainser giirgermeiiterei
cine arOBe Nn5abl BON S9iiien CUR
Serfiigung gefellt bat.
CUR bauernDen Grinnerung an bic
Seier miro in Mains Elm Gutenberg
MuIeum 9esriinoet, fir Oas unter Nn=
Oerem a"b Ger ameritaniiGs Sumorif
Dart Smain einen geitrag 9eliefert
bat. Gin in 2onbon lebenoer Mainse
iammslte fir oa5 Muleum 10000
Mart. Die beiiilben acknowledgements
netsn BADEN 1ierfiir %, 600 Mart bewil=
liat, mdbrenO Die Staot Drains $4,000
Mart riejem 3mef wiGmet. Ser 3wed
Oes MuIeuus lit. Die auf Gutenberg
uno Die griinOuna Der gu6oruder=
tunIi, fire Nusbreitung uno lire Gnt=
mifelung besusliden %llrtunDen, Crude
uno ionIigen Sentmdler i'm meitef Hen
umfange m0ali1lt uolllidnOig, in
Sriaina!en ooer in superlaiiisen Na6=
%bilOunaen, su pereinisen uno fir Die
Nllgemeinbeit nuBbar al MAIDEN.
Inter Den tiinlilerii6en Nrbeiten. Die
anldBli6 oes neutrality-suspicious. i'm
gntlteben begrifIen ooer ihon beraus=
aetrmmen iinO, Oiirite Die bon Prrfef=
Tor SGarfI in @ien be1seitellte @uten=
berg=MeOail!e beionberes Sntereiie perz
oienen. Sic 1T auf @eranlaiiuns zines
+ amerifaniIhen aunHireunces geprdgt
norDen ullo sei9t Oas SruhbilO Guten=
bergs init breitem Gragen unD pela=
mantel. Nuf Dem Saupte trd9t Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21

aui bic CT am fOlsefen 1T, III ieor9
Die ibm bon Der Gopal 9uman Goeietp
perliebene 3ettungsmeoaille. Rit be-
ielben muroe Gepmour bebadt. na6=
Dem er in 1860 unter eigener 2ebens=
gefabr einen iiber 8orb aefallenen
Sdiiissenolien in Siderbeit sebra9t
latte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21

murDe" gum Sefretdr beg Staats=Gen=
traltomites ermdblt, ein Nmt, bas ct
ieds Sabre lang inne bate. gr III
ein tiilser Srganiiator uno ieine Sbd=
tiateit III Wabl=Sampagnen mar fiets
uirfungsuDtl.
9err 9riltom beiratbete i'm glitter pon
20 Sabren TrGulein Marsaret $.
Senorir non 6leminasburg, &D., unb
bat. SSamilie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
Berprhuitltn.

@irtb lin Der &iide): .Nanu?
SEEDS Gtangen Siidieniparael aui
einem Seller?"-G $50 biel
geben mir Dph INNER. tpenn Gotelette
nit Gpargel beItellt mirb!"-@irtE:
$50, i'm @inter, aber i'm Sriibling
seben mir bios bier Gtanaen, bamit bic
8alie 9lauben, g 1T irii6er,A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
Nandc%.
Winen un6
Sbitgmtcn.

Slno Die @rlupIaae .~prebueetpen
&oblitau6eSsin,
Netp Megifo, Mri;ona. Sa6faruia
Glnopleb nab Sdafe allf ben ebeueu.
golo, Sllhsr, Supfers Glen unb Sob
len IN benz Bergen, Siibe ssrIdte unb
9oioenes Setreibe in ben SbGlern.
Hel6lt6ss Sonnenihein unb refine
slft llberau. Sin, Gtat, an Dem
Selo ~ MAIDEN lit.
Sdrssat fir freis 9ampblete unb
Sntor1aatton in gesus ouf Grcurii=
onsprste fiir Observation-Disclosures. gorei=
iirt: s. Is. Sorner trr Mosut
per asbtlon, Sppeta & Santa See 81
lenbain, SOB: Galarantg @sbGlbe,
l9H4 9tInnefpolis, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
admiral Seymour.
Viisrt Den Sbertciebl iber bic a~usIdnoiSdben
Narimetrnppem in China.

Tiisrt ben Sbertciebl iber bic a~usIanoiSdben
Iarinetruppen in Gbina.
Ser en9liibe Qomiral Cir g6tparD
9Dbart GeDmour, Der ben Sberbefebl
iiber Die ausldnoiiden Marinetruppen
in China erbalten bat, muroe als Der
srpeite SDbn oes @ei1liden &idarb
seymour i'm Sabre 1910 geboren. Gr
trat idpn i'm glitter BON IL Sabren in
Die Marine elm, mrrDe 1866 Gommans
Der, 1873 Sapitdn, 1889 &ear=@bmi=
raj uno 1895 8ise=Nomiral. Seymour
madte auf Der ,Serrible" ben Grim=
frieg nit unb mar bel Der 8ei6ieBung
pDn Sbeiia unD SebaitopDl antpeienh.
St Diente Dann 1857 bis 1853 inn
Griese gesen China uno mar Mioihipz
man auf Der Calcutta, als oieie' bel
Der 9erni6tung zines dineiiiden &C.
f6mabers bel Satiban Greet gum Gin=
fen gebra6t wuroe. Sci Dem gntinye
Sing=ppos unO Der ginnabme BON
&aboun in 1862 beIebligte Sepmnur
cine feline hetuafinete Nbtbeilung Der
.SmperieuIe." Sn 1870 b~eireite er als
Gommanoant Der ,@rcmler" I'M &nrgo=
Sluiie Elm enslii6es Sdiff pnn qira=
ten, nobel ct i6iper permuncet; tnuroe.
Oils &apitdn Der nSris"" ma6te @ep=
nlour ben eapptiiden aries pon 1882
nit. Sn 1897 wuroe Ell Gbef=&omman-
oant Der dine5i1den Gtation..
Nomiral Sepmour. bat fir feline
Sapierfeit uno feline 8eroiente cine
Mnsabl Sroen uno Nussei6nungen
empfansen. Eieieniass Nllsaeidnuns,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
ShiperbGriafeit.

gi"e re he 9arre. mrIt," on"h Nr W.
rhrtSor'a iiinsi'id,e ShrtrommeIn r. Shmrr
biriasp't uuh Shreninui n qeheilt tunrser
siub. hn' fetn m %esnltitut elm @e'he~f pr'
10000 Trnnr iihermntt. homit folfhe tauh
mr. |d,m"rhD rior Bpripner. pelde niht bi'
Wi!trl hsSiten. Hf hie Environment Al ber'
'hoffer, ticifIhfn umionff erhnlten f1nnen
Rrtrff mrGe mon oorpsIren: $50 AS Yni
SrNitut Yihr5ou. 7SO. 8. Nuerue. Ten
0o-' 44=1jr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
}bilaoelpbias eAnoitorinn,.
Der 3annaeIpIaB Der Seleaaten FIR Die rspm.r
bIitamifde yatiomalfonpeution.

Eie gum 10. SUM bebuis Nomi-
nirung hires prdiioentibaitss be-
siebunGsseiie Observation-Disclosures
oIonten nod philadelphia e%inberufene
republitaniI6e NatiOnaltonpention bat
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
3a1tInrru0er 1ttnIfuuH

&i1ter: mSie iollen bel Der Hau,
ferei Sbrem Geaner einen &oieniod en-
ben Gopf 9eruprftn boben? @as t6nner
Sic als Miloerunas9runo a%nfiibrsn?"
81 ngeflaster: .gs NOR ieint
2ieblinasblume, Serr @eri6tsbpf !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
Seine photographer.
g. g. STU, 26-5. Nue. g.

Shr ipntet erb be Muiterarbeit beieben, be-
Dor ibr lonitpo bingebt. gabinetbiloer Dor
Bifhof Wartp un6 &irhen< uno SbuIge'
aubeu 81 p%erfaufen. 6Os1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
J. j. FRITZ,
y. Nrrnmintrn6s, 81. Glpuo. Ninu
Is: -: 0brtpSrapbih,

SiEi ctr ia.urgttreues Siiofle'nsT leiH'
uaty TIrt ETcunets ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
r,GNi hQncu ipill tonlme III ui SSus atc
Slotp9raun,ssA nali nuI sn letlteu perniua,
ssl mn aIra Ut II Ieoer Nuultlt srproei
SUIT rut ;uucllIiii4c Nrhett Jsgen bi(ii
Trc;is llm ;rur,Gten ,9uipruh iotrnaebeten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
ST. J0ffN'S UNI VERSITY.
Snae9eoiae, Wfinm.,

pon DeneofttlHern atleitef, lit fiesbeoeufenos
tie Gtbranfsai, oes giprtipe items. SerrIihe
ano 9elnnoe Gage. un.err tt in aIen Eds
bern. Seionoere @nfmerit mfeit miro Der
atfdetssprad) nnb zen SanoelSs
miHcnfdaft ~
5erptomet. Srtr tt 81 jeeel Belt. Beoin<
9un9en: s2a ter GoHat bet iiininCuatIiber
Spransbc5aslun9. SIpsfun II erttsilt Ger
Slce-Hrdilo ent 4Ozli
Neb. gruHo 9Sraer. 8. g. 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21

Sic f6nellf tie StrOmuna
bon allen Sliiiien Der Groe bat Dc:
SutIei IN Snoien, Der bel elmer 2dnae
bon 100 Weilen l2.G6S SUB 6all bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
LOUIS 81. NJ,
oent'eber nbrmaebe ru.2lgent
fir Ginger Ndbm, 1fcbinem,
SAUK CENTRE MINN-

ubren lpuS ale Sorten
auf's biai9ite reparirt nno {
tlrt. Neutrality-suspicious.,
1retbriemen Il. (. TO-. fir al
tets on 6ans. Sic beiten
Wonoubren feDie bic perit
ten Singer g~idbmafdinen
t5is.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
@elb 5n perleiben.

auf cultiptrte Sarms sesen let9tt
8ebinsunsen unb gu niebrisen Slater
@elb gu perleiben. Sc mitb li9 gu9
tobnen, BEL mir uorsuipre9en, menn
Sbr eine anleibe auf Cure Sarm mas
den mollt.
Is Il -. .. Sprman.
Oifce iiber griter Wationalbant, st. @loub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
Grand Pacific Hotel

Gde bon 6. alpe. uns 4. 9traBe,
at. GIouo. Wetnn.
BUR gefdqiseu Wahrlbt, saB ib obigea
5otel, zines Der dlteiten uno belt befonn'
ten 6otels in Der ..Staot. alter Shdfers
Blas) iibernommau ha5e. nit benz aud
aut einaeribtete Stallausen %uerbunoen
Tnb. @sgen quite uno prompte Reoie:
nuns uno nit Der 3uiiherung, iebem
aunoen m,in 6otel in ieoer 6in'ibt 'u
einem ansenebmen 6eim ,u oeitalteu. EN-
pEeblt iib beItens einem seebrten Buhti'
fum BON nab uno fern
92=3mts Sshn &aufmann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
Biz Reiterltatut Tafapsttss.

Git Sraifreih boa sn.rrifaniid,cu Sdalfius
bern eentad,teS 6eidbcmf.
Sic bon paut Bartlett bergeftellte
&eiterlfatue 2afapettes, elm BON oea
G6ulfinDern in Den Ser. Staaten Der
fransDiiidsn 3egieruus eemadtes @s=.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21

Datgs Rn's sDtiefu Ct. sazf, Ri.x<appIis, S.t,ns
S-m; Es'lIse, sscftls nua . srtleas. gerbtnfrnst,-
Gressn gnh g~aiife1ats suntt {. aasia. Se,en ma,
altna. gecbansunssa N na .-3piG aasn6 bten fs- M !,
oaithen unit fasIiAsa.eusas. 'hF s"'
Seflia !arf,ei
mo. l II .25 a. ma. Mo- o.oo
tNo. 3 Ii rs a. m. IN ; 49, Pm
HNo. 5 for-Wlllmar M 80 EN-.
11:D d. IN, WsI,a, iloh
tho. Z 11:20 p. m. +No.S a.m no.oo am
mo. 12S Cor Sandston. Ton "a d"
Of S.fn Z a0eonIneaasttn VA leave S. ClouS,
NO. s, 4, J and 8 run VIA Clea' w.tar
All trains arrive ct and depart from ,aw ,o,
*Dailyexoepa SUNDAY. oepot~
Italy.
our 1savpfn. 1tdses unb rsisssr Snfsrua,ipn f..,s.
~ wv fSGttpp "a
So ysetoe. g. y. n.
Sr- alsse. VI inp.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21

'surt Beicraun9 o autem Bter Hzs
arb aunorfommenbe prenlpte 8ebteuMna
iuden mir uns bic CUNT elmer aeebrtes
i2unbShoft All fihern. 8~eftenungen fir 81
m,f,proehrnuh rreroeu nrnnnf h"s'~"*
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21

iArFtrn tTs Fr Scua.- uin y,f,snoa.r.
2Flfru sssasperate. Ssste 100 sunsrfSst,o-
arhsxt asts earanfut.
at. SIpnO. Wstsn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
SimS Sic Iomb??

LSeSe art bon Saubheit uub editpc CRIB 6riaf Felt
if init uuierer neieu @rfinhuuG teiibar; MIR Sanb.
aeboreue uutlrirbar. Sbrenlanisn bort totort
auf. Seibreibt Gurer San. Goftenfreie tnteriudur9
Ino 9nStunit. Seoer fam iih nit aeriroen Soften
an 0ouie ielbit heieu.- Sir. TalteM's CbrenhetIs
anstaIt, SOC Ga Saae Moe., Gbieaso, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
MINNESOTA EAUS

SEQ. .. Suested. giga ; bl, ar, st. g!o,h
,t5nH'-8r's.S taaung snh ssxsFer befrser
III beinr oaaie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
empire 8raneret,
VAL. UDERMANN,

NaAsslser ssa 0saS> Ntssa.
=, glput, RtpesEst
The Worthington advance., 1900-04-06

w. L. Moore, chief of the U. S.
weather service, has established a
new regulation in addition to those
heretofore adopted. No employee
will be allowed to smoke ciga.
rettes while acting in their official
capacity. It causes too much de-
lay to their work, in using an en-
ployer's time for preparing ciga-
rette to smoke. The inauguration
of this rule is gradually bringing
into effect the following: When
an employee has q habit which in
terferes with his effectiveness in
the performance of his appointed
task, business discipline demands
that either the habit or the man
shall 60. If the habit goes and
the man stays, the man becomes a
better man than he was before.
The Worthington advance., 1900-04-06
RuSlnlOre.

Four young men came up from
Missouri this week to engage in
farm work in this locality. On
account of the heavy snow they
were unable to find work immed.
lately, but as soon as the spring
opens up there is no doubt but
that all hands will be employed,
AS railroads and contract workers
are begging to start with spring
work.
One thing which speaks we'll OF
the farmers this yesr is the great
amsunt of clover which is. being
sown, showing that they begin tc
see where the greatest amount o1
good can he procured from an acre
set aside for hay crop. In all
older countries one Of the things
which first meets the eye is the
clover meadow and pasture, and
Southwestern Minnesota has parti.
cularly within the past three years
begin to see the great need oi
good pasture and good hay to sup.
port good stock. For at this time
it is not the amount of grain
marketed that counts as that has
been at bottom price, but when
this grain and feed is marketed in
the form of live stock greater
profit is realized.
Mrs. J. D. Petit was a Worth
ington visitor Monday.
The Worthington advance., 1900-04-06
BtgelOW Items.

Spring has come by the looks of
these fine days are glad to Gee il come
as it is about time for the farmers to
commence seeding.
School will begin next Monday,
after two weeks vacation.
Billie Clark will work for Dad
Markham our mason this summer.
Billie will make good bod carrier.
They commenced to plaster the new
school house east of town Monday
morning.
A, J. Hunt will leave Bigelow in a
few days. The Signal will have it's
old original editor, G. NJ. Davis. 1t
will keep Chet jumping around to at
tend to the postotice and the Signal
both,
Oscar Forsberg was brought home
Saturday afflicted with rheumatism
so he could not walk. There has
been quite a number of cases similar
to this one this winter in and around
Bigelow. We are glad to hear that
they are on the road to a speedy re-
covery.
P. G. Pratt's father and mother re-.
turned last week Saturday to Shell.
don after few days. visit ut Bigelow.
DR.. Walker is on the go day and
night owing to so much sickness out
in the country,
The revival meetings of last week
were not very we'll attended on &C.
count of the bad weather.
The Worthington advance., 1900-04-06
Org.

There is to be a magic lantern en-
tertainment in the Wass School house
on Tuesday night.
A few of the young people spent
Friday evening with Miss Mabe]
King. The occasion being her thir'
teenth birthday.
John Stout was called to Parkens.
burg, Iowa on Thursday by the death
of his father, A. V. Stout. Nj. Stout
has visited here quite often and is
quite we'll known to many in this vi,
cinity.
John Deuth and bride have moved
on to the Fred Johnson place.
A party Of our young people en-.
joyed a sleigh ride on Tuesday night
and spent the evening at Vic Ander-
sons. =.
Joe. Deuth moved into his own
home on man street on Friday.
Mrs. Hugh Michel was caller in
town on Friday.
/ Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Seibere
on Sunday Mch. 25, daughter. r.. ~.
A party Of neighbors surprised Mr..
and Mrs. John Deuth on. tuesday
BY spending the evening with them
They brought refreshments 10 the
The Worthington advance., 1900-04-06

A brother of Jack Kennedy.
from Davenport, Ia, visited in
Rushmore a few days this week. i.
AL Doueherty has his house.
hold goods moved and is becoming
settled, in his house recently pur-
chased from j. A. James.
Potatoes are at very low price.
Each man having enough for him
self and to spare. How different
from last spring when potatoes
readily sold at Soc per bushel.
Miss Leila Bassett who has been
attending school at the state agri-
cultural school the past winter re-
turned home Monday. ~
Miss Bertha Hallas, of Adrian.
who Is teaching school at Reading
was in town Saturday.
The recent snow storm some
what2put a check to seeding, but
with pleasant weather the soil will
soon be in condition again for the
crop. Enough frost was out so
that most of the water is soaking
in putting the ground in excellent
condition.
''Tbere cannot be anywhere good
government without good mon,
neither can there be honesty in
business undertakings without
honest men."
Olaf Hansen, who is employed
in E: S. Whipkey's harness shop
of Magnolia, spent Sunday in
Rushmore.
Ed. Wemple, the new editor of
the Enterprise is rustling around
getting news, changing adds, etc.,
says it's somewhat new business
for him but that things are going
along smoothly.
On account o. the depth of the
mud those attending school at
Worthington waited for the train
Monday noon.
i. It is reported that the crew at
Wilmont began this week to ex-
tend the Burlington road going
Northwest from that place.
B. w. Pope and family attended
the funeral of W. G. Barton, in
Jackson county, Sunday. Mr..
Holmes, formerly Mobiles county's
missionary, now will Rev. Dowie,
of Chicago, preached the sermon,
which was said to have been given
in an excellent manner, full of
tenderness and sympathy. Mr..
Barton was a man of q whole soul
and good heart and will be great
ly missed by all who knew him.
Worthington has two dailies-
A Morning and an Evening-What
next? Undoubtedly many extra
editions will be run off during the
week to keep in touch with the OK
citing times. All that is now
really needed in the county seat,
to make her second Chicago, is q
through electric street car system.
How many needed improvements
can be added to Rushmore as soon
as she becomes fully incorporated:
The Worthington advance., 1900-04-06

Senator Davis stands today az
the leading American, almost
alone as true representative OF
the people, entirely alone as SEN
ator of the senators. There are
other men in both houses who
have advocated and will advocate
the measure advanced by the Min
nesota senator. There is no sena-
tor or representative of equal in
fluence who has taken so bold a
stand against the interests and de-
sires of class influence at WASH
ington. The administration has
receded from what it once SEW as
it's 'plain duty" Senator Davis
has advocated q return to the
pathway of plain duty" One of
the representatives, and we regret
to say he misrepresents on this
question his own state of Mime
sofa, has said 'the people do not
understand the bill."1 Senator
Davis says ''supporters of this bill
cannot lay the dattering JUNCTION
to their souls that the editors of
the great newspapers do not under
stand it quite as we'll as we do.
The people understand it too, and
understand it we'll" As repub-
lican who has favored the princi-
pie of protection, he ridicules the
plea of protectionists for a Is per
cent protection with q 6gment Of
meaning. st. Paul Dispatch.
The representative referred to
must be McC Cleary. Compare the
Intelligence Of these two men and
The Worthington advance., 1900-04-06

The postal department gives no.
tice that the proper place for q
postage stamp on an envelope is
the upper right corner of the ad-
dressed side. It appears that the
department has experienced con-
siderable difficulty in the handling
of mail where tho postage stamps
have been attached to the wrong
side, or in obscure places. Delays
have resulted which have called
forth complaints and the depart
ment is endeavoring to have tho
matter rectifed by serving notice
that no attention will be given to
complaints where it develops that
the postage has been attached in
any place other than in the upper
right hand corner of the letter or
package mailed.