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The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
Org.

A son was born to Mr.. and Mr.
Jerome Stowe, Monday, the 9th. II
only lived few hours and was buried
Wednesday in the Worthington
cemetery.
w. Fletcher was in tvwn for short
time Wednesday evening.
Mr.. John Deuth returned home last
Saturday. Her father was imroving
whom she left him.
Miss Maggie Deuth has returned
to Org from Worthington.
Mrs. VIM. Deyoe went to st. Paul
Monday afternoon.
Quite a number of our farmers
have begun cutting grain. Harvest
has come fully two weeks earlier
than usual.
Nh. Wicks of Bigelow, was in town
Tuesday delivering twine.
Miss Ida Bjronstad is expected
home from Chicago this week .:.:.=..:5, : :.:
John johnson returned TO Slayton
last Suneay night.
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
Ought to Locate Here.

We understand there is a move
ment on foot to induce Mr.. Klimm'ck
to make this burg his permanent
home. He is a competent tuner and
repairer of pianos and organs; but
over all a gentleman Of high colleg-
late education of Germany aud of
jovial courteous and entertaining man.
ners. Press reports bear witness Of
Nj. Klimmich's being one Of the
one of tho most genial leaders in
chorus singing. During bis three
years stay at Royal Seminary Of
Eastern Prussia he studied vocal and
instrumental music under an instruc-
tor who has been. a graduate Of the
Royal Conservatory for higher church
music at Berlin, and direct pupil OF
Prof. Loeschorn. Mr.. Klimmick's
method of teaching the piano is con-
servatory style. During bis six ysars
teaching at the higher city schools of
Ortclsburg, East Prussia, he was also
instructor of gymnaitlcs at that
school. Mr., Klimmick is tireless
advocate for giving the children of
school age, as an antidote. as he puts
it, against the present training and
tideous study proper Instructions in
vocal drawing and gymnastics. We
hope Mr.. Kl,mmick will find the o.
coulagement Substantial enough b TO-
make bis future home with US, as we
do no not see why We should not be
able to keep a man of Mr.. Klimmick'
eneral &bility here the year. round.
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
BigelOW Items.

The Shore Bros barn. in Ransom
was struck by lightning Saturday be-
tween and 2 o'clock and five of the
best horses were killed.
The Omaha road had their track
washed out in two places, one at Has
pers and one at Alton, and the I'LL
nois Central had washout below
LeMars, caused by a cloud burst.
VIM. Gray came in Sunday with a
drove of horses from Worthington.
We have a fine millinery store run
by the Misses Oleson and Young
quist. If in want of anything in
their line, give them call and you
will find goods as cheap as anywhere
in the county and so good.
We have plenty of rain now for all
purposes.
Ed. Cummings, of Worthington
was in Bigelow Sunday.
A man by the name of Olderma1
had COW and calf stolen near Mel
vim, Ia., and the calf was found in
mans barn down there, and the Gov
came up here between Bigelow ane
Worthington. Men that would d.
| such an act ought to be put in jai
and kept there for life, for they an
no good in the community wher'
they live. We hope that the culprit
Twill be caught. ~*>
MI. Walters and wife returned t.
their home at Hull, Ia, Friday.
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
For Assault.

The case Of Heavy vs steinberger,
was before Justice Stevens and the
following Jurymen, Messrs. Myrum,
Dieckhoff, Kendlen, Dillman and II.
P. Lewis, Friday afternoon. Attorney
Town for plaintiff and Parsons for
defense.
Tho case grows out of an alterca.
ton taking place in the saloon of Mr..
Keavy's Tuesday evening and later
on the street, blows passing at both
times, resultsng in Mr.. Stienberger
being brought into court, charged
with assault in the third degree, argu-
ments were commenced at four o'clock
and went to the jury at 4:45.
The jury in the Keavy-Steinberger
case after being out about half an
hour rendered a verdict of mot gull
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
Died..

John johnson, aged IS years, Tues.
. day. July 18th, at the home Of
Charles Erickson, Section 36, Bige'
low.
Deceased has 6een sufferer for
about three years from Bright's
Disease and tumor. He has lived
iu this county since 1888, aud was a
most highly respected gentleman.
a SOD, Andrew Anderson, and a
daughter, Miss Mary johnson a'e the
o My relatives in this country.
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
Krauses Headache Capsules.

were the first headache capsules put
on the market. Their immediate sue
cess resulted in a host of limitations,
containing antipyrine, chloral, NOR:
phine and other injurious drugs, pur-
porting to be "just as good" Avoid
these limitations and insist on your
having Krause's, which speedily cure
the most severe cases and leave NO
bad after effects. Price 25c. Sold
by F. M. Hickman.
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
Rail road Farm Lands for Sale

In northern Wisconsin the Chicago, st..
Paul, Minneapclis & Omaha Railway has
ment, about 400, 900 acres of choice farm
lands. Early buyers win secure the advan.
taGe of locations on the many beautiful
streams and lakes, which abound with fish
and furnish a never ending and most excel.
lent water supply, both 70" family use and
for stock.
fertile and easy of cultivation. Chicago,
| Milwaukee, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth,
| Superior. Ashland and numerous other
thriving cities and towns on the line Of the
G. St. p. M. & o. Ry. and other railroads II
the same territory furnish good markets fol
farm produce.
For further particular address: Geo. W
Q. Il. NcRae, 4, @. p. ,6t Paul, AiAa.
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
IfIt Should Rain Again.

You will have to stay home. What
will you do to pass the time away1
Mentor gives you this problem tc
think about. Suppose Lake Okabena
covers exactly 100 acres. During
the last three days the rainfall
amounted to three inches. Mentor
thinks quantity of water in lake has
by this increased 1l6,318 cubic met
equal to same number of tons i1
weight. Amount of rainfall for lake
would fill tank about 16Ox160x16(
feet. Is he correct3 Give us youl
your estimate for tomorrow's A d.
&C.
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
The State Fair.

d A copy of the premium list fo1
1.-THE great Minnesota State Fair oI
1000 has bsea; received. It 10 evident
that plans are being perfected ubon
|a larger scale than ever and it il pro
liable that even the brilliant record
81 last year is to be eclipsed" The
fair will be held September 8 to 8,
upon the Hamline grounds, midway
between the cities, as usual. If you
care for one of obese premium lists,
send a postal card request to secret:
arv E. ". Randall, Hamline, Minn.,
ard one will be mailed to you. The
|pleminms and purses offered aggre'
ate over 10000. The next National
Exhibition and sale of Hereford cat
tle will be held in. connection with
the: fair; the American Shorthorn
Breeders Association joins in holding
out usual inducements to Shorthorn
exhibitors; the Minnesota Live Stock
Breeders Association joins in giving
rich prizes for feeding animals; the
Aberdeen Angus Breeders Associat,
ion offers special prizes also,. with the
90 operation of these and the Live
Stock organization, It is confidently
expected to make the Live Stock ex-
ibit the most instructive and inter-
ssting ever seen at a state or exposit-
ion in this country. There are splen-
did premiums in the Dairy, Agricult-
ure.. Horticulture and Woman's Dep
artpments snd the Machinery, Honey,
Forestery and Mineral exhibits are to
be given careful. The..race programme
contains the two guaranteed $1,000
purses again and is rich throughout,
while tho magnificent evening enter
tainmsnts, inaugurated last year, are
to be continued. State Fair week
will be the holiday week Of the year.
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
Mr.. Palms Good Luck.

A. II. Palm, for several years sec-
retary to Former Supt. Spencer OF the
Omaha road, has been appointed to
the position of purchasing agent Of
the Ohio River railroad by Supt.
Blaser. Mr.. Palms many friends
will sbe pIeeast4.4o<1sos1st hiissgood
fortune.-Mankato Review. Mr..
Palm 10 expected here Friday and
leave for their new home at Wheeling,
w. Va, on the 25th. Their many
friends here will be glad to hear of
the good position he has secured.
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
Fables Of the Rail-III.

Fables Of the Rail-III.
A t1amp was Hitting the Trucks one
Dark Night whom the train ran into
the rear end of z Freight and the
tramp was;sdddenly hurled into Eter-
nifty without Having had time to DEL
ivor himself OF his Sins.
Moral-Don't allow yourself to
Commits Sin. Always ride on trains
of the NORTH Western Line, protected
by the modern block signal system,
which prevents collisions.
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
l hereby announce myself as
candidate for the Office of County
Treasurer of Mobiles County, subject
to the will of the Republican county
convention. J. II. DENTON
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20

Rev. Covell will preach at Brews-
ter Sunday morning at 1880, Elk
Center at 2:3O p. m. and at Reading
at 7:3O p. m! If
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
Cheap Rates ON the Omaha.

Cheap Rates on the Omaha.
On June 20, July 9, July II, Aug. l
tickets will he sold at one fare plus
$500 for the round trip to Denver,
Col-rado Springs, Pueblo, Glenwood
Springs, Colo; Salt Lake City, Utah.
Rapid City, Hot Springs, Deadwood,
Custer, S. D., Casper. Sheridan, Wyo.,
good to return until Oct. 81.
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20

Amateur Photographers.
/ have a dark room ready for use
Any person can use it this season
for $1.O0.
U.F. Hansberger.
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20

The Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
Railway will sell round trip excursion tick
cts to Cincinnati, O., at vero favorable rates
for the b. Y. p. U. convention July 12-15.
Call on any agent Of the Cedar Rapids Route
for rates. limit, etc.
Jno. G. Farmer, A. G. r. & T. A.
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20

Low rate round trip excursion tickets will
be on sale via the Burlington Cedar Rapids
& Northern Railway to Kansas City. Mo-,
account National Democratic convention
July 4th. For rates limits, ETC., call onany
agent Of the Cedar Rapids Route
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
Excursion Rates.

nj My and 4 the Burlington, Cedar
Raid & Northern Railway will sell excur.
sion q ckets at low rates to points within
ACC miles of selling station good returning
until Iuly s inclusive.
AI2'y to any agent of the Cedar Rapids
Jno. G. Farmer, A. G. P. z Ia,
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20

For the Prohibition national convential at
Chicago June 27:2s, the Bur ington, Cedar
Rapids & Northern Railway will sell round
trip tickets from all point at very favorable
rates. -
Call on any agent Of the "Cedar Rapids
Route" for full information.
Jno. G. Farmer, A. G. p. & T. A.
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
Across the Ocean.

The following letter has been
kindly sent us from Mrs. E. l.. Porter,
and will be interesting to their many
friends:
The Worthington advance., 1900-07-20
Announcement.

.. F. Hansberger.
The colored American., 1900-11-24
aeExrs WAVED scHE

be seen from the game last Saturday
which resulted IN triumphant victory
for our boys As to U Rab! rah! rah!
Every energy ls being put forth, both
in practice and pet plays, TO make the
game Thank sgiving Day between the
formidable team of the Virginia Union
University and Howsrd's, the event of
the season. Thr Virginia boys will come
with large crowd and tumult of en-
thusiasm. The spirit for supremacy
will be keen. Washington Will have q
chance to witness thrilling il not bril-
liant plays on Howard campus where
the game will begin at 9 O'Clock. The
boys are in perfect foTm practicIng ev-
cry day under the Messrs. Cooks. No
pains are being spared to win the game
and bring to Howard the champion
ship of the South.
The colored American., 1900-11-24
m sD, presJd, nj OF Michigan State P.d
era tjOD, will arrive today.

M sD, pfesId, nj OF Michigan State P,d
era tjoD, will arrive today.
Again the attention Of the civiIizsd
W orld is directed to another terr,bIo
lynehing. This occurred in LlncoI,
Col. near Denver. This ba, bsrous act
ranks second to one-the Texas lynch
ing that was perpetrsted some fonr
years ago When northern state will
take part in such mob law it enables
the South to point the finger of scorn
at the North when the first effort to
upbraid them as TO their Confined
mistrestment. At meeting held
yesterday at the First Methodist church
this city, the minister os the church
(wh1te) passed resolution censurlng
the Governor of Colorado, the sheriff
and citizens of Limon who COMPOSED
the mob, and rs solved TO call the at.
tention Of the President in his next
message to the 2n0O persons put 70
death by mobs in the last ten years.
and urge him to recommend to Con-
gEess suitable legislation which shall
secure to every persons accused Of
crime, fair trial, and hold criminaIly
liable. all persons constituting mObs to
torture, murder aud burn. This Is a
grand ar d noble resolution; let bs hope
that it will be attended by success.
The colored American., 1900-11-24
Howard Foot Ball Team

The Howard foot ball team has been
making q brilliant record this year
Victories nave come in succession from
The AtheIetic Club Of Annapolis, the
The High School team and Storer Col
iege. These games were all ho tiy con,
tested with the Howard boys displaying
fine tactics and discipline, gaining
thereby victories over sll opponents.
The last game In which Messrs. Jack
son, Holmes and Young made clever
PLAYS and dashes was an event certify
ing Howsrd's strength. The plunges
down field aud breeches made in the
Storer boys evoked hearty applause
from bystanders. In fact, the Univer
sity has q representative team capable
of maintaining the long record Of vic
tories heretofore achieved. This may
The colored American., 1900-11-24
Thanksgiving at Lincoln.

Rev. A. P. Miller, B. D., will preach
a spe ecial T thanksgiving seImCn in Lin
coin Memorial Cong'I church, next
Sunday at IL q. N. There is to he a
T thanksgiving concert on the evening
OF November 29th also 30th at which
time Miss Flora Bstson and Gerard
Millar will appear as stars. Dinner
served on Thanksgiving from to P.
M, % cents.
The colored American., 1900-11-24
Unequaed for Strengthening all ny'
KnOtty, Stubborn, Harsh, Curly Hair.

soft, straight The OF
HARTONA will ghSw immediate Makes the mar grow
and all Scalp Diseases Remember that ARP0NA the ne
hair and face to be ruined by dangerous that are
people State in the Union ARToNA does not nave to
be
hair and naturally straight after the OF
On BENEFITS
adults Money positively refunded
il Yo notpe
The colored American., 1900-11-24

an vigor. Simply send your name 1- an9 6,sG sa-
dr. ess 10 DR.. l.. W, Knapp, 1911 HUI Bug"
etroit, Mich, and he will gladly SEND tDs
free receipt with full direction, so lhaI Tti. ~.
man may easily cure himself at nome lie LIE
is eertafsly most generous offer ana ING
fOllU wing extracts taken from his oalI! hH-
show " hat men think Of his generosity
'pear Sir:-Please accept my Sin eere thaDAs 11s
for yours of recent dzte. l have given yostt yst
treatment a thorough test and me OeLeI.
has been extraordinary. 1t has CON pleseI
braced up. am just as vigorous as VIII
a boy and you cannot realize how balP
am"
"Dear Sir:-YCur method worked behuLf
fully. r ekults were eXaG tly what hteueNs,
Strength and vigoT have CON pie ely IeluiDeN
and enlargement Is entirely satisfactory
Dear Sir.--YouTs wes rec eived and 1au
no trouble in u akiDg use OF u TecelPt a.
dif ected and can irufhfulIy say ii Il a oOOL -
weak men. am greatly improved IN slLe'
strength and vigor.'
All correspondence is strictly conhoenuizri,,,
mailed IN plain sealed envelope 1heIste.P'
is tree ter the asking and be wants svsrS nAN
10 have it,
The colored American., 1900-11-24
POST ELECTION QUALIFICATIONS.
A Musical Genius. Rare and Racy DoingS
In and About the Windy City.

this CITY, united themselves into one
body and gave banquet IN honor OF
the recent Republican victory, at Ar
lington Hall, on last Thurgday night.
The hall which is located in very con
venient part OF the city was beautifully
decorated with elegant palms and iu'
candecsent lights. The banquet table
was decorated with ehrysanthemums.
Armarft's popular orchestra discoursed
inviting strains of umsic throughout
the entire evening. Mr.. +, Il. Barnett
REPRESENTED d the National Bureau, while
Capt. Jordan ChaIvis made an excel'
lent and detailed report OF the work
done at the State headquarters of which
he wss chairman. Other addresses
were made by DR.. J. II. Magee, Sena'
tor T. T. Allain, Mr.. Staten, and others.
Mr.. La1ng Williams scquitted himself
very credItably as chairman OF the eve'
ming. Mr.. Rivers made touching
address in which he very feellngly
spoke of the defeat of Daniel Jackson
for whom he worked very hard. Mr..
Frank Wheaton, of Mimi, gave a
splendid talk in which he reviewed
the campaign from beginning TO end,
and in closing presented Mr.. Barnett
with q gold watch in behalf of L. Thos.
Fortune, DIR. Bryant, ]. Mac lson
Vance, Hon. Frank 81. Wheaton, and
others who were employed as speakers
by the National Bureau. DR.. Carrie
Golden, President of the Colored Wo'
mans Republican Club, received
many compliments from her excellent
work in behalf of the campaign.
Messrs. Cole and Johnson are play
ing to large houses at the Alhambra
this city this week.
Thanksgiving dinner will be served
at Quinn Chapel all day. There will
edibles and delicacies in abundance.
Let all who can, cCme out and make
this dinner a financial success.
Mr.. Arthur Shaw, young musical
genils, is at work on the composition
of musical farce of three acts. This
farce will contain % original numbers,
rich, rare and musical. AS yet, he has
formed no suitable name but we are
sure that it will be something as de-
l1ghtfully new as the farce itself Mr.
Sh aw is young mar % years of
age, and enteIprising in The extreme.
He has charge of musical bureau
from which all sorts of musical talent
can be obtained.
Mrs i. Davis President of the Ply
lis WheatIey Woman's Club made
pleasant call at the Chicago office of
The Colored American and ems
phatically stated her opinion that The
Colored American is the best Negro
journal published. She said The Col
Ored American was not afraid to pub.
lish the peoples news, and that the
news is fresh every week. Mrs. Davis
extended hearty invitation TO the
Manage ment of the Chicago Cffice of
The Colored American to address the
Club IN the interest of the psper on
Dec 5th, which was accepted.
Colored club women are arriving in
the city, as delegates 10 the State Con-
veption. Tue ladies active in club work
The colored American., 1900-11-24
Cures
Weak Men
rec
Insures Love ana nappy Home
For All,

How any man may quickly cure himself
after years of suffering fTom sc, ual weakness
lost vitality, night losses. varlcoCele, etc,
and enlarge small weak OF Igs rs 10 full size
The colored American., 1900-11-24
HARTONA FACE WASH

black shades
will the skin Of mplato person perfectly white ApE @
remains soft and bright without continual the one
delighted patrons send esmonas from all over the Und
Frecks and all Bemshes the Skin You regulate the
shade Full directions
bottle HARTONA FACE WASH perfectly and
bottle
positively refunded absolutely
deighed with the Hartona Remedes.
The colored American., 1900-11-24
HARTONA NO-SMELL

aching
suffer
anyw whe on price-50c package.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-09

FOR GOOD ROADS.

Salem business man contributes the
following TO the press;
There are thousands Of reasons why
we should have good roads, but | will
enumerate only few. With good roads
the value Of your land IL enhanced one.
half. The ease with which produce can
be taken 20 market at any time Of the
year will be moro than doubled. There
will be money saved by getting the
products Of the farm 10 market when
there Is demand for them. Good roads
would do away with the necessity for
storing your wheat la public warehouses
and paying storage aud insurance on
same, aud tho trusts aud spectators
could not corner Il 40 easily. The good
roads question IL the greatest question
before the people Of Oregon today. Why
do the farmers lay around i've months
In the year and shake their heads aud
croak about harl times and Kick about
taxes, and never do lick on the roads
unless compelled 10 DO so boy the road
supervisors2 Pitch IN and build roadsi
get your neighbors interes,edi circulate
a subscription Tor cash 10 be expended in
road building II a man can't give tl.0O
Ia cash, lot him give work. After 5000
10 5000 IL subscribed in cash Ia each
neighborhood, LET others subscribe all
the work they ioel that they can do. Let
the road be surveyed, set the stakes and
hire or secure competent man 10
surperiniend the work Of construction,
aud build q decent highway 10 town, or,
until you strike another good road lead
ing 90 Il. Once yet our good roads
established and everybody will feel
proud Of them. Get the county 10 allow
u cash for every " In cash raised by tho
people. The road tax nov collected In
this county wouldnt an up two mud
holes la each mile OF laid out road la
Marion county. Farmers, II you expect
your taxes 70 build your roads you will
die In the mud up 10 your necks.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-05-09
EIrh, Houn Of Labor ane Then Heme.

Eight Hours Of Labor and Then Home
Wives, mothers, daughters Of working
men are interested IN the measure being
urged upon Congress by President Comp
ers Of tho American Federation Of Labor
10 secure from the government the
broadest possible application OF the
eight hour law. This provides that all
establishments furnishing goods Of any
sort whatsoever TO the government shall
be put under the eight.hour law. The
vast Cernegie industry, the great Cramp
industry. all combined employing thou
sands aud thousands Of laborers-would
thus be- allowed 10 work their men only
eight hours day. The economic effect
OF this would be- 10 increase the demand
for labor-gye moro men work. The
moral effect would be- TO diminish every
sort Of social evil Exhaustion follow.
ing upon overwork tempts 10 strong
drink and deadens the sensiblities 10
yillany and crime, Less a social meu-
ace, but scarcely less personal III, the
oyerworked man is stunted mentally and
physically-a "brother TO the OK" bar
ring the accident of genius which wins
him from his doom. Speaker llcnder-
son OF the House is a supporter Of the
bill. lie has said that looking back ON
his early days, twelve hours OF which
were spent toiling ON u farm, he clearly
appreciates the advantage il would be
To him could the days OF his youth have
been eight hours for work, with the
balance Of time for rest. study, and rec.
reation. Representatives Of Carnegie
aud Camp-the industries individually
most inyolyed-are fighting the Gompers
hill. with what success the billions be.
hind them gloomly ioreshadow. llar- |
pers RaEar.