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The Grit-advocate., 1900-08-03
Mrs. G.. M. Robbins is on the

Mrs. G. M. Robbins is on the
sick list.
Miss Iona Lee is expected home
the last of this week.
Mrs. P. j. Carr is visiting rel
atives in Denver.
Mrs. W. H. Wallace will visit
her mother in Nebraska next
week.
Mrs. A. H. Miller and children
returned from Denver Wednesday
night.
Don't forget the Marshall meet
ings which begin in the Congrega-
tional church Friday evening.
There will be no religious SER
vice in the Anderson school house
next Sunday on account of the
Marshall meetings in Julesburg.
Gee your binder twine at DYES
hardware store.
DR.. Mason reports considerable
sickness in this vicinity, most of
which is dysentery.
The law holds both maker and cir
culator of counterfeit equally guilty.
The dealer who sells you dangerous
counterfeit of DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salye risks your life to make little
larger profit. You cannot trust him.
DeWitt's is the only genuine and orig
inal Witch Hazel Salve, well known
cure for piles and all skin diseases.
See that your dealer gives you DeWitt's
salve. G. Lavelle.
Several days since during an
electrical storm lightning struck
and set fire to the stable of Will
Woodlands, in the edge of Per-
kins county, Nebraska. The sta
bic was burned to the ground,
and buggy which was in the
stable at the time was badly dam
aged, being rescued from the
flames by a neighbor in time to
prevent its total destruction.
After many intricate experiments,
scientists have discovered methods for
obtaining all the natural dsgestants.
These have been combined in the pro-
portion found in the human body and
united with substances that build up
the digestive organs, making com
pound called Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.
1t digests what you eat and allows all
dyspeptics to eat plenty OF nourishing
food while the stomach troubles are
being radically cured by the medicin-
al agents it contains. 1t is pleasant to
take and will give quick relief G..
Lavelle.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Sharp's baby
girl died Wednesday morning of
cholera infantum. The funeral
occurred Thursday afternoon at
l o'clock, led by Rev. Eckel. The
baby was sixteen months old. 1t
was buried in Hillside cemetery,
Julesburg.
Benz. Beatty says that he be-
lieves there is million grasshop-
pers to every acre of his farm on
the reservation, but as he did not
count them he is not positive as
to the exact number. However,
the pests have cut his oats to half
crop and are now working dill
gently to destroy his corn and al
falfa fields.
The infant son of Mr.. and
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TANKS. STOCK TANKS.

Pine, Cypress and Redwood, A
large STOCK at the Iddings lumber
yard. Prices are as low as the lowest
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s { : : II |, .
. IT. K.illisn Il vVasec ~,
located here ana odsned photo
efsphers studio Tho Thompson.
h,,ildi1g ~. sha Globe Office The
rooms sssrs 4 nots nots quite comp lete, bulshs
has taken some photos, and will b
read 4 to oserae her patrons earl next
week sss5. .Ss
$50 iss y Yates comes here with tls
his hest Of recon mon dations. from
the beet business men Of ! Waseca,
anil her appearance bears out their
EtestiInon She siands high g a.
artist IN her rofession and exhibits
some Of her hand diwork that sisI admir-
able, and you viii ilne her able q
give you, entire satisfaction il the
picture line. Whom desire any or.
tistic work q this character, 10 no,
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ibl !! l'!I!l' 8 q ~ !l
Tho orthingt ton football tean
played their second game With ib-i
~ IS rili aftern md aufl deT
1eatb (, eors \ q lo E
fortnnately orthingt gton pst|
the ball on Sibley' kick and only:
|had siioi y s sessts s.l mihu. i I1iin -
a;st IA ofsthe game, d, sihley TWO tosehz
downs wore made 81 the use of the
guards back play. each play adySnc,
ing the ball 4 few yards. and y nth
ine ou.wsa unab u bold them for
downs. The teams have each van =
Ivict6sy Sibaey being defested here
Thanksgiving ~ . score 81 s % ..
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Notice to Land Seeker.

Notiso to Land Seeker.
& Pfospscti1oa land buyer. can secure
40: better rates than those offered by
III Bulling Cor, g'eiar Rapids and
NoIthe1n Hallway, nor can they find
better land and location than along
5this line or oontig bus thersto. *
on ssptsmbef Is, October 2, is,
No;vemb 8, oSand December l8,
round Tip ZIP tiick ming 2I days
limit can bss secured D al points
sd 'this iino north includlng Abbot
She'll Rock and Waverly at one fare
plus g. 4-.=ss.=. 3: / !.
.rhis territory includes the rich
farming country trayersed by eur
new lines. Mesars, Hten & Bdtofs,
|locatsdgat Cedar Rapids, Iowa, are
our i,,sipstlial and din,tniS Srat gsntt
and are in position te 6gisefuil infor:
nation relative to thes ana IS.
On some dates our agents are 81
position to ticket you to other var
,ous parts Of ofthescouatry at low late
! For rates. time of trains etc, cal
on ticket agent .rad ddress ..y.
| JNo. g. FAanER, q. g & T. a.
| ~. .,.s@% B. G. R. s. n. N.sRy.,== {.
1
i. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Through Tourist Sleeping Car
Service to Texas, Old Mexico
and CALIFORNIA;. . ~: ss.s =, Fl, Fl. J.

Through Tourist Sleeping Car
Service to Texas, Old Mexico
and California. rs - j.. .5t I. |.
Via Chicago Great " estern Ry., to
Kansas City, and Missouri, Kansas
and Texas, San Antonio and Arkansas
Pass and Southern kaeigc Railways
through Dallas, Sal Antonio, Ell Paso
and Los Angeles 70 San Francisco;
Only through car car line from the
Northwest TO Teaas points and scon.
Meeting at Stafford Junction for all
points in Old Mexico. These are in
charge Of an experienced official and
leave St. Paul every Friday ct 1l:D
p. m.> reaching Dallas the following
Sunday, San Antonio on Monday, El
Poso on Tuesday, Los Angeles at
noon Wednesday and San Francisco
early Thursday morning. These are
Pullman Tourist cars similar to those
run on an transco influential lines and
The charges for berths sare abott hall
those regnlargely charged. 70: per.
sons who haze made the trip TO Cali.
fornia via other routes, this Southern
1oute VII prove q most delightful
change, and to persons ooptemplat:
ing q trip to Texas or Mexicon points
Il furnishes facilities heretofore un'
offered. Full Information furnished
BY any Chicago Great Western a gent
Of J. ?. Elmer, g. A. P; D., c:u. 5th
& Robert Sts. st. Paul. .-'
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TUB TRUTHS.

Miss Lizzie APPEL came, home, from
Pontiac, ILL.,, to spend the holidays
with her parents.
: Jno. Gordon returned this week
from strip in Wisconsin. He does
not like it very we'll there. - ;"
MisSMabel and Ruby Smith left,
Thursday, for Algona, 1a., to spend
tho holidays at home. X !.
Roman Bros. shipped a car Of
cattle the first Of the week and a car
of hogs, Wednesday, to Sioux City,
Gives women that womanly beauty
refined into its fullest splendor that
dazzles the eyes Of mankind. That :
what Rocky Mountain Tea does. Ask
your druggist. =. :.
An old English book says it tool
$50 years to make q noted beauty
Slow business. In this country We
make 'em in. 60 days with Rocky
/ Mountain Tea. 35c. AK your drug
gists.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E,
Church gave . reception, Wednes.
dav evening, to the Members and the
Congregation at the home of Otit
Bigelow. There was between forty
and fifty present enjoying the occas'
ion. An "Art Gallery" consisting q
answers % question WAS very inter
esting. Mn. Nance guessing tbe
most number correct and Mrs. G. A
Anderson second. j.,
The following officers were elected
Mrs. Glattly, pres, Mrs. Patterson
E.. c. Wilson, Mrs. Brace, Vice pres,
Messdames Helmick, Kumler, Bart.
lett, Nance, Anderson, ex. CON-, Mrs,
E. W. Cutler, Sec, Mrs. u. o. Bige'
low, treas. .-G u. z -: =
The Rev. G.. a. Curtis, who recent
liz visited Worthington in response +
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Baptist Church. ss.}
All Services at the usual hours.
Sermon subject and music
Approp,iats to the = mas. season at
the; evening service.
Ransom

u0 = non sDCObsS lTOm Ofu0y1 IL
;wp. are shellirgt corn ID this town.
They have done some sling for
Bauers, Mons Sorem, H. Nv. Shore
and the Millions, and will robab1y
shells little more before they I
leave the neigh borhood
IS elson and Seyert 6orem nave
ae::lrned from their trip TO Cotton
wood county where they went to
look over the country and ses
VII t tht ywo lid think oft they
d1d:not make any purchase Of land
hre, and do Mt know as yet
whether they will or not. We
should be sorry toste them leave
and hope they,wil be able to suit.
thensel 10 our own neigh bor-
hood. . s.5.. 4
Our Bigelow stock buyers, Case
and Wood manage to pick up q
good many hogs. They shipped a
car load on Friday last, and will
probably make another shipment
ia 4 few days. There have been
afew cases of hog cholera around.
us, but fortunately it does not seem
to spread much. 5
Il Mr.. Green and his sister, who
have been working for the Scott
boys this past summer and fall,
expect to leave abont the last of
| the year. Their home in Worth
ington, and they expect to move
back there they leave here. They
were out to church last Sunday.
: On Wednesday, the 18th, we had
a wedding in a Ransom; . very
quiet one, it is true, but as full q
interest to those con cerned as il
some pro id primes Of the blood
had led his fair lady to the alter.
| At the home of this bride s parents
id this town Thomas Thompson
and Minnie Fremming joined
their fortunes for life, and s host
of friends are ready to congratu
late them and wish them all pos
sible good furtune. The young
| people are highly respected, are
|lndustrious and thrifty, and their
success il life would seem to BE
assured: May good Torture ever
attend them. 4 : ~ =. .~x,.s .% y
Word com 9 through Mrs CIV
Ferrin of Sioux City that her
mother Of Springfield Missouri,
is dangerously Ill with pneumonia
Mrs Wood is w.ll known 10; many
Of our people and visited in this
vicinity last summer. Mrs Wood
health has been failing and it il
feared her present sickness: may
be- very trying for her . 'sss = r.
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k~V~ ~OVUU~
LOCAL NEWS.

A Wedding is to take place in town
tonight.
E. A: Tripp loft, Thursday, for St.
Paul. =, ~ :. y s~ e
q. o. Bigelow is laid up with the
mumps. 2
Mr.. G.. B. stearns is improving
very slowly. .,,ss ..,ss*:5: I,
Chi1dren's Red S1ipp-'
ers at Schwartz.
Frank Hickman is entertaining his
father, from Red Wing. .,,-......
Miss Benson will spend the holi-
days with friends in Appleton.
Miss McG Glauglin left, Thursday,
for Napleton, for her holiday vacation.
Albert Yeske during the past few
months has lost q number Of hogs
from cholera. .,,.y:.'.
Miss Graham left, Thursday, TO,
Minneapolis, where she will spend
the holidays.
T. Born:--.To Mr.. and. Mrs. John
Deuth, Org, Tuesday afternoon, Dec
18, a daughter. -. :
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. - - E 80 ses sss
Ilss unsniino. CAL 1
Chnroh "a beooms Il pastor, and whotI
Won al hearts during his visit hasll
sienifeds Z hslrtyaElld 1 oefdi 81 ~ ta
sncs 81 ths Gall 'ald ill e. ii. iI
work here Feb. Ii. 1901
]. sead oursnel Alvsr I,
on this page. Lovol sss|
q. ". Pstte hss purchased ths1
North half Of the South West quart
er 81 twenty six, Eli, !, ,of Jos, Ray ymondss1
Litfls gitls-.iff ~. yant a nips
Doll for Chriatmas, get your manama 1''f'
10 buy : can alsces Baking ,ppwd sEs
|at d. Peter Lewis, and you get ths.
Doll. . <.....s il
John Lighter, of Conrad, Ia, has. has
purchased the Northeast quarter Of
section two, Eli, kno a 81 T. 3. Cit q sss
gov farm. =ssz: 3 u .s;.a. .,. 4.
We =, win soll the best Hand
made Chooolats 81. .8Oc. per lb.,
this is just | Of what some are : ]
asking this price holds good only
until Jan. .Ist. W. W. Lovoless.I
svante Kindlunds sis agent for the
Blioksderfsr type writer. They are
| q very durable and cheap machine, !,
being most con venient % carry He
has sample on e1hibitio : :..ss : - i s.
Fora fex lpounds of Choice Battsr
for your Christmas dinner, Phone 26.
The Burlington have moved their
water tank 70 their newi yard.
+. W. ]. Parry came down from the
cities, Thursday. He is employed il
Ithe Mail service on the milwaukee,
route between Minneapolis and Chi
ago, working Eve days and laying OF
seven. This makes him good pos
'., " = s~%~
ition. - i. ,, ->>:. 8:
The best Hand made Choco
lates and bon Bons In fancy on
peund boxes, SIC. This mean
q saving of2bc. WV. Loveles.
! Miss Remale, assistant teacher {
the 9th room, has been i'll this weel
Rumors are current that she is sic
With small pox. Aschicksn pox al
I similar and she being able to b
]. laboult her 1oom, Dr. Brocken Of II
state board has been: summoned I
,. lexamine the case, and, % = matter
precaution the house where she e
sides. E. G. Wilson's, has been qua
antined, and the school takes as usu'
holidays two days earlier than usua
Rverybodyl Make your horses
7. EChristmas present as well as Il
members of tho family, By buyin
;, ! pair Of wool blankets, at stitser':
Wanted-men tosslearn barb'
ltrade; No limit to J term; Consta'
practice, expert instructions, lecture
!. diplomas etc. Two years apprentice
. Iship saved. Graduates earn 3
s weekly. Catalogue and sp cial soh'
ylfree. :, Aol-T, Barber / C Colieg
J. Minneapolis, MINI. u. -
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.y- s's., .:.z IS: scIk. - s,S ~.
Alderman shippeda car of cattle
to Sioux City Monday. ~ M - 80 2
Messrs Miles and Manchester, o
the st Croix lumber Co, were here
Tuesday and inyoiced their yard at
John Deutb. and wife are The
proud parents '.of !. little. daughter
Who arrived On Tuesday. last 70
repairing The. :, depot slEs, finished their
work on Monday and left for Worth
lington. > @ .s.... +. s...:.: zss :. =.
Several parties from here enjoyed
The concert At The Baptist church in
Worthington 81 Il Tuesday evening. 81
Vic Anderson is hauling lumber
for ! he now barn r to Be- erected on one of
his farms south of town. .=: N..s5-
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Z. cqoron wlnpe Inc, !. Flaee q inc
babe .. u Chlist,am'y ' slec,a. music
some ies = .Mo1sn'e = nls noly HOLY
1enple' s .s:s,.' s.: e,AHl =. ANDERSON
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The {. Opera House -.
Orchestra, Worthinetot''
on 3 = Friday evening. Dec. q, and one =.
New Years Eve, Monday Dec: ol'
: oood time is promised to everyone.
Everyone invited; tickets 81 .W. It'll
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The Weekly Inter Ocean the brightest family newspaper
try containing all the news and high
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health. articles home tho farm
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The Inter Ocean member Of the
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q - 7. tSG4@ at't4a 5E.E
Qanidate Rryan will not be
Without precedent in publishing
newspaper. n 81 the years when
George Erancis Train was pre-
sideptis1 candidate, he published
q anevspaper, too: =. @=.. i S
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1T-T l--111II
stops the Cough and orlk1s a. . oH ''1EE,
Laxative Bromo.Q .Quinine Tablets
cure sold in one-day. No cure' no
pay. Price Is oents' I '>.>=..
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AArlkot Ropoxt.

Dai'y::Weather Report.
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CHICAGO, Dec. 19, 8 q. m.-
Fair tonight and Fri
I day, slightly cooler
east portion tonight 49,
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A Methodis pre- eacherin Chicago
desiring TO secure 9 large attend /
anca at Church advertised 500
girls wanted. The scheme work
ed alright, but papers fail TO state
the success ofsthe idea: It was
certainly ! n,,velone. B @ .
Great Britain il also after the
Turk With ! little bill, and there
IS therefore chance for some
English .shiip pyaldq q e, e Get 4 contract
,for. r.sseraiser. that will involve :
t.'rste-olf the Il government
sequal 10 tbs omit of It's claim
ssnato D Daniel Shell st Wor-.
thlngt ller of In
verne. md =. oang, 6 Apple-;
ton, hays eacl come. IS lupport1
ne Robsl United.
[states Tor . licceed i the 1ste
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Conversational Church.
services|in the Congl. Church next
8 Sabbath b morning q and evening, Dec.
2srd ts111 !. q. q !.
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The topic ii tho morning 1t the N.
N. cquroh will be 'sThe Place Of the
Babe IL Christianity z special music.
Come LEI 10 Worship ip His Holy
Temple. = CARL 4. AhpERsoN. ...
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05
Ballard RreeZeS.

J. POLK Pierce gave US a call as
he passed this way last week. He is
all right.
A. H, Bell bought few hogs last
week
Mrs. John Richardson is improving.
RadfOrd Bros. & Co., are sure get
ting the farm Just south of US in fine
shape for an early crop.
Quite a number planted corn last
week.
Sam Ford assisted US in the cree
ton OF smoke house. and other inn
prOvements the past week.
NJ. l.. Price had an old Missouri
shake few evenings since, but is able
to be at his post ofduty again.
Miss Josie Price of Butler, in COM
pany with an aunt. visited relatives
here last week.
Charley Richardson is with Mr..
Huffs this season.
Mr.. Gartin & Son are pushing their
teams, preparing for early planting.
J. ". Huges left for Oklahoma last
week.
Mr.. Gilkerson moved his family to
the Edwards farm.
Miss Belle Price has accepted a po-
sition with NJ. L. Price, since the res
ignation of Everett.
Geo Haggard spent an evening
with viii Warford last week.
John Deerwester and son Alva were
sick few days last week.
Mrs. Stuckey of Butler. visited at
Gartin' last Friday.
Will Hooper was out buying hogs
last week
Thos. hurry took a load of pro-
duoe to Butler Friday and brought
out load of -four for III. L Price.
L. 5. koontz brought out a load OF
salt for NJ L. Price.
L. S. hiersey loads the mail hack
every day with eggs for Carpenter &
Shafer
John Richardson went TO Urich
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05
Spreads Like Wildfire

When things are the best" they
become the best selling" Abraham
Hare. leading druggist, of Belle
vile. O., writes: Electric Bitterz are
the best selling bitters / have han
died III 20 years. You know why?
Most diseases begin in disorders OF
stomach liver. kidneys, bowels. blood
and nerves. Electric Bitters tones
up the stomach, regulates liver. Kid
neys and bowels, purifies the blood,
strengthens the nerves, hence cures
multitudes Of maladies. II builds up
the entire system. Puts new life and
yigOr into any weak, sickly, run
down man or woman. Price so cts
Sold by FL. L. Tucker, druggist.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05
Censured BY the MethOdists.

Wilmington, Del, March 2S.-The
Wilmington Methodist Episcopal
conference, in its closing session,
passed resolution censuring Presi-
dent Mckinley for his Interpretation
of the canteen law. Another resolu-
ton. denouncing the President as a
"tippler, was rejected aftera stormy
debate by vote of 50 to II.
The resolution after reciting that
thr President intends to support the
decision of attorney general Griggs
regarding the law, provides that our
clerical delegates be instructed and
our lay delegates requested to pre-
pare and to present to the coming
general conference resolutions CON
demning President Mckinley's official
action in setting aside the anti-can-
teen law passed by congress.
President Mckinley is a member of
the Methodist Episcopal church. and
rs such was regarded as amenable to
the discipline. The Wilmington con-
ference represents Delaware and a
portion of Maryland
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-04-05
Pdssaic Items.

Spring has made it's appearance
again and the husbandman is begin
ming to prepare his fields for spring
crops and he is up by the time he can
see how TO harness his team.
William Feeback has been getting
out rock to build the foundation for
John Wright's house.
Fletcher Ruddle has gone to the
far west TO seek his fortune, and we
hope he may be successfulin his effort
as be is good young man and he
leaves IA mother and father behind.
j. b. Rice has sowed his fax
Charlie Lee will plant 40 acres OF
corn this week, he has ground in
good shape.
George Walls finished sowing his
oats last week
VIM. F. Maddy built a house for
E. Lockard last week.
We are sorry that the court house
proposition failed 10 carry. The
man who voted against it stood In
his own light. He will see where he
made his mistake when too late. We
are bound to have a court house and
We will have to pay for IL too.
James Chambers and E. Lockard
and James y. Sharp spent Sunday
afternoon at l.. C.. Eichler's.
Brother Blain will preach at Pas
sale the sth.
Mrs Charles Walters little bow
baby has been sick with pneumonia
for the past two weeks is some better
and the doctor thinks he viii get
well.
r. NJ. Wilcox is still buving hogs
and says they will go higher by the
LIST of May
Fritz Mier spent Sunday with his
father-in-law, W. F. Maddy and saws
he wants to be a school director. az
he has a little girl that Is large
enough to 90 to school
Uncle William Walls saws he il feel
ing all right, as spring has begun to
open for the farmer 70 get out TO work
he said when l was young daylight
never caught me idle"
j. ". Crews says his strawberry
vines are al right and bid a bountifuI
crop.
Jim Maddv. wife and daughter
spent Sunday with his brother ". F.
l.. G. f.