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North Park union., 1900-09-14

compstsat authorities assert that
south A4srica has greater undevei-
'oDed reso1kcss than any other portion
Il The vcSld. Any crop grown else
WHORE can BE- duplicated there. and the
-eoantry sbounds In mines Of coal. sil-
YER and gold. most Of which hare been
oaly slizhtly developed.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

Sons hea Of the magnitude Of the
sessetrie lighting machinery IN this
country nay b obtained from tha
Statement that the public lighting sta
lions of New York city alone supply
iecandesesnt lamps each year 10 the
number Of 3.13s.0o0. This u indepen-
dent Of those furnished By privats
,piants.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

a new spelling book will be ussd in
Cincinnati In which there ars some.
changes In tho sspelling Of vorda.
Among them are thru" for through,
~altho'' for although. and "catalog" for
catalogue.
North Park union., 1900-09-14
APr,.chcr .~.r,d Away.

Rev. Mr.. Charles e. Hutton OF the
Lutheran church OF Saddle River. N.
j.. has resigned and left the. place be-
cause he was afraid for his life. He
preached \ farewell sermon on gos-
sips and scandalmonEers in which he
characterized the Saddle Riverites as
such community Of character assas.
sins a. he had not found elsewhere be-
tween the Atlantic and the Pacific.
North Park union., 1900-09-14
L.sl.~.. f..r Ahr.aA

Brigadier General william Ludlow
ha0 sailed for Europe, accompanied by
his wife and aide. While there he will
examine the general star organization
lof French. and German armies and on
information thus obtained will make
,rsconmendations to the War depart
Asnt n WashipSton on his return.
TIE general thinks the great military
Atsd oe tAis country is sta6 rserEani-
North Park union., 1900-09-14

Literary Paris Is greatly axitated
over the dimcuity Of deciding which IL
the ssAuine copy Of ''L'Ami du Peu-
pA which was stained with the blood
~ Aarat when the revolutionist met
his death at the hands Of Charlotte
Corday. 30 far seven copies have
turned up. all solemnly accredited and
ell bearing the blood stain.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

Mr.. Bryan's speech was an inspira-
ton In this Campaign. He has pre-
sented the issue of Imperialism in q
mastery way. He has strengthened
the cause of liberty at home and
abroad. l do not recall n speech in
American politics as strong. as great.
as eloquent. as this we have heard
today.-Webster Davis.i
North Park union., 1900-09-14
NORTH PARK UNION.
ruSLlsHrD livery FRIDAY.
WALDEN. coIonADo.

Nsa-union painters painted the stats
&atr buildingA At Syracuse. The unioas
Arsatsn 70 boycott the fair, and offsr
- their only plan Of settlement that
ths painting be done over again By
union paintsss.
North Park union., 1900-09-14
Mark rwa,u.s CsnAor.

Mrs. Clemens plays a very important
part In her husbands mark Twain)
literary life. All that he writes passes
under her severe censorship; abe Is
the most acute critic. and II there IL
anything In what he has written which
does not meet with her entire ap.
provAl It goes straisAtway to the waste
basket or is held back for revision.
North Park union., 1900-09-14
M'KINLEY IS QUOTED.
THE NosLEsr ACT OF HIS
POLITICAL CAREER

~ WAsa Ne vsssA for FREE saivss
csanase :. Ceasress - Pass Ovss
,vsss Power ~ PrsssAsas 0Ayss-Hssh-
arAsse Days ~ Hsse<y.
North Park union., 1900-09-14
CENSUS RETURNS
OF THIRTY CITIES

Washington, ID. c.. Sept 1.-The CEN
sus of the thirty largest cities in the
United States has been completed and
the result shows a healthy increase in
population. The figures of 1900 and
1880, with their rate of increase, fol-
low:
North Park union., 1900-09-14

Ex-senator ingalls, left all to his
wife BY will made In 1885,,
D1peroF William now rides In an a~-
North Park union., 1900-09-14
Lost Sight Of.

~ MT Penn-what became =,
madam schnes message as Of sympathy from Ss.
Mr. Pitt@Gf' PitttG' shhl1dren thinh n to Aguinaido7s "a
shandoned shst 1n on accounr pst of H. haXe been
the Eoods oe Experienced in deiiverinyy
Eraph. sourg Chronicle Teie.
North Park union., 1900-09-14
Ech Of L, A. scott

dch Of L, A. Scott
came suddenly to a
- swarm Of myriads
Hong the. lower Jersey
giAe refused to run. The
led on and an investiga-
u forthwith, which re-
Finding OF about two gal
Sen headers" tightly packed
g OF their air chambers which
3ths Hume with oxygen. The nies
been drawn in by the suction un-
they were ~ solidly packed ~ pow
~ and shot in q gun barrell. 1t re-
k1arsd an hour OF patient work to re-
sfove the mass OF dead nies FROM the
hot cylinder and get the boat In work
4ln order again. g..
North Park union., 1900-09-14

The station agent at the Milwau-
KEGS station at Slater. Ia. was
sluggsd. bound ana gagged. and his as
then cracked and looted the
eala.
North Park union., 1900-09-14
Ipstello. . Philadelphia
fted suicide while
eURee girl OF
been heightened
Not OF bats. The
bf them and they

~ nest containing nineteen
st moved into the house. which
been unoccupied for two years.
d0ctors think the child may lose
reason. There have been many
b killed In the east this year and
= reason for their visitation v not
pown.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

AZ ~ JosspA. Mo.. 4. Truck. assist-
uA& u1o6t oors1AA1 u tie 6outh ST.
1ebsDA stssk yar1S .soanittsd saieida
North Park union., 1900-09-14

~ usjSc x .basesseaa Aas o.
inquiiy u ~ 1850 iAto ~.
e1ks ~ tspshtly ca
eslf 81 J fbsfs. h wtia.
lkRt IT - ~ 1eetE axyesss-
North Park union., 1900-09-14
|NGsaaaess. -ossfi: The prma

0N4phAd6ase-&a -&a6cN. sho- Drmar-
daughter who now presides over
household Of Lord Salisbury. the
kish premier, Ii esteemed ~ one o.
q foremost Of English nathemat-
ians. Alsingulafly gifted family are
ytho Cecils. The marquis himself 10
nsoGt accomplished electrician and
ehsmist and. besides. has worked for
- income q subeditor. Lord Cecil.
oas Of his sons. 10 counted among the
best-read political writers aad work
ess In the fslAnds. And there are eth
sfs, not forgetting the accomplished
80 literary nephew. Arthur Halfour.
North Park union., 1900-09-14

The most valuable piece Of plate pos
opapsA ~ outen Victoria d . peacock
v1eA euA6DsxsA tAil mads oS aolid gold
80 iiterax1s covsred with precious
ns1ns. Itiorixiaslly eans hon ssr-
innapatnq ~ sAfeS1AsdsA q Windsor
1910 ~ g worth ! fabsloas san.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

- Died.
w. G. Barton. aged about IS years
Thureday, March 20. of consump-
ton.
Mr.. Barton is resident of Ewing
ington township, Jackson County.
He has been affected with consump-
ton for some time, and finally sue
cumed to it's deadly grasp.
Mr.. Barton was firm believer in
Dowie and had no faith in doctors.
Some time ago he made the remark
that God had given him a new pair
of lungs. While he was firm in his
belief yet he was nat radical or offen-
sive in his talks on the Dowle SUBJ
ject. He had large large circle OF
friends who held him in high esteem.
He leaves wife and two grown up
children.
The funeral will be held Sunday
afternoon at MI. Barton's residence.
It is reported D. G. Holmes, of Chi.
cago, will officiate.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
Ordinance No. .....

An ORDINANCE to provide for the Payment
of the Worthington Volunteer Fire Depart
ment.
Be Il ordained, BY the Common Council Of
the Village of Worthington:
Sec. That the Village Of Worthington
ehall, from and after the passage Of this Or
dinance, pay the following fees to the men,
bers of the Worthington Volunteer Fire De-
partment, In consideration of the services to
be rendered by the said Department, to-wit:
Bach and every member of said Depart
ment shall receive the sum of twenty-five
cents for attendance at each regular meeting
Of said Department; the sum of fifty cents
for answering to an alarm of fire and report
Ing at tho hose house, when the apparatus IL
not used; the sum of One Dollar for attend
ance at any 6re where the fire apparatus 10
used and where he assists In the use thereof.
The said several sums to be paid out Of the
Village Treasury upon an order Issued 40
other orders are issued, and to be paid In one
lump Gum to the Treasurer of said Depart
ment, the said several sums to be ascertain
cd ana determined by the report of the Sec.
retary Of said Department which shall be
re regularly made at the end of each six months.
E. G. PAxxH11,
Attest President.
E. w. GOFF,
Recorder.
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Market Report.

New goods arriving daily at e.
Peter Lewis store.
J. II. Stout left Thursday morning
for visit at Parkersburg, Iowa.
r. B. Beeson moved into the Rob-
inson house on 4th avenue Thursday.
Julius Palm completed g. G. Fel'
lows house in Elk township Wednes-
day.
F. D. Brown has been appointed
Deputy Sheriff in place OF G. w.
Schultz,
Miss Lena Barron has recoved so
that she returned to Worthington
this week.
For Sale-A 34x3a Eastman film
kodak, "a exposure film. In good con.
dition. Inquire at this Office. dwtf
BoRN:-To Mr.. and Mrs. Michael
Schievey Wednesday March %, a
daughter.
Mr.. Hart, baker for Geo. Darby
went to Sibley Wednesday on pen
sion business.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
More Saloons.

The prospects gre very bright for
two more saloons in Worthington
the coming year.
Frank Jasper, of Adrian, accord
ing to reports, has rented the Davis
building on 2nd avenue and will
make application for a license.
Frank Lands, of Adrian, was in
town Friday looking over the pros
poets for openinga saloon and it is
said if he can get a building will
make application for license. "
These men are said to be men that
run their saloons in as good order as
possible, if such il the case and they
have the proper bonds. no reason for
refusing to grant . license can be
seen, as the town is in the business
for what money there can be obtain
ed. .. :.:1. :t-ss5..
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
Reading.
March-and this is in M arch.

March-and this is in M arch.
The farmers have been very busy
hauling and cleaning seed grain,
and some seeding has been done,
but the snow storm of Tuesday and
Wednesday put stop to work on
the fields.
B. R. Prince, of Worthington, visi-
ted with Frank Eggleston last week.
R. j. Jones went to Ocheydan Sat-
urday and brought his family out
Monday. .
Mr.. Rothschilds went to Chicago
last Saturday.
While grinding knife on Charley
Peterson's geared grindstone, Mr..
French caught his sleeve in the
gearing and drew his arm in, making
very painful wound.
Geo. Thompson hrs returned and is
at work again here.
A brother of Mr.. French, stopped
for a short visit while on his way to
Colorado.
B. W. Pope is having the mumps.
The Misses Florence Hovey, Anna
Buick, Clara Free and Catherine
Read are attending the teachers in
stitute at Adrian this week.
/ The Ladies' Aid Society will meet
with Mrs. Hovey on Thurday April S
Albert johnson is moving to the
CHATTER farm west IF Worthington.
The storm Wednesday suspended
work on the elevator.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
III. Peter Lewis New Store

Org, near where the house originally
stood. He moved the house on Fri
day.
Mrs. A. Oberman and son Ora, re-.
turned from their Iowa visit Friday
night.
Fred johnson has begun to build
himself a barn here,
A new battery was put in the tele-
phone here on Wednesday.
Fred johnson moved into their new
home on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ben johnson are the
proud parents of their first baby.
The Ladies' Sewing Circle of the
Swedish Lutheran church met with
Mrs. Lars Anderson on Thursday
Next week Wednesday the 28th they
will meet at the home of Mrs. Gustaf
son.
Mrs. w. K. Wilson was not quite
SO we'll as usual last week, but he,
frienus will be glad to know that she
is feeling some better now.
Charlie Lore's new buggy was
received on Saturday.
Jas. Cook loaded car of goods or
Tuesday and Wednesday for Canada
Chas. King has just received new
stock of seasonable wash goods, also
a full line Of boys, youths add mems
overalls. He is building up quite {
trade in this place. Call in and Sc,
him before buying else where.
Charlie Lore went to Sioux Fall.
Tvesday afternoon iu search of ;
good driving horse.
We are having the heaviest snow
storms of the season this week, anc
the SNOW will probably be very bene
fetal to farmers, for the ground is 81
dry most of it will sink into the
ground.
K. Deu tn has moved gart of the
old Call house up to his new house
for a summer kitchen.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
Council PROCEEDINGS.

At the meeting of the council held
March 9th, an ordinance paying the
firemen for their services was adopt
ed. For attending regular meetings,
25 cents. Answering alarm of fire
and reporting at house when appara-
tus is not used, SO cents. When ap-
paratus is used and fireman assists in
use 81.
]. G. Fish was. granted license to
operate shooting gallery on payment
of SO for three months or $40 per
year Presidents salary fixed at $500,
trustees $50, recorder 500, treasurer
$500.
At the meeting of the old council,
Friday evening, Messrs. Aagaard and
Gould absent. Minutes of last meet
ing read and approved. This con-
cluded the old councils work.
The new council then met Messrs.
Pannell, Bober8, Douglass and &c f
present. Bonds of recorder and
treasurer accepted. Poll tax was
fixed at two days. work or three dol
lars. Messrs. Boberg, Goff aud Doug
lass with street commissioner vera
appointed as side walk committee.
The matter of price of saloon license,
billiard room license and appointment
of policeman was loft over until next
meeting. NJ. s. Smith was appointed
clerk at the same rate as previous
years. Bills were allowed. A special
meeting will be held April 9Th to con-
slider saloon license. Regular meet.
ings will be held on second and
fourth Friday evenings. Meeting ad.
iourned.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

TAKEN UP No11oE.-O One dark bay
mare with halter on. Inquire Of
. 90. CHAs. 4. LMDaREN. II
Sec. u, Worthington Township.
s. s. Haislett has 10 far recovered
as to get around with assistance. He
passed through here Thursday ao-.
eompanied by his daughter, Stella
on their way to Ord, Neb., where his
son, Orrie, is located. The old gen.
tlemaa looks pretty thin and as
though he had endured a hard siege.
E. A. Trip, Chas. Doolittle and
g. w. Patterson went out on fox
hunt in Elk township Monday morn
ing. There were a number of dogs
and thirteen people on horseback.
One fox was captured. Some Of the
same parties were out in the Round
Lake district Tuesday but saw no
animals.
DR.. G. J. Amble, a graduate of the
Northern Illinois college of Ophtal.
molege and Otology, of Chicago, will
make his second visit at the Western
House, April and 4th. All detects
of the eyes corrected by the latest
scientific method. Eyes examined
free !.
Will Stoutemyer, of Luverne, spent
Sunday in Worthington.
Geo Hovey has had relapse and
is reported very sick again.
Wanted-Two apprentice girls
Mrs. A. N. Cheney.
Miss Susan Gibson spent Sunday
with her parents in Worthiugton.
Miss Edith Schancks went: K
Adrian Monday to attend the teacher
institute.
Elmer Tripp, of Round Lake, trans
acted business at the county sea
Wednesday.
! Mrs. 6. s. Mackins0n and Miss Id
Triple, of Sibley, Iowa, were tn
guests of Mrs. VIM. Hastings owe
Sunday.
Since the. report has become cur
1ent that there is probability OF
saloon being located in the Wilson
building on 4th avenue, the ques
ton has come up whether or not tina
location is in the district wher
saloons are prohibited on account Q
being to near a public school.
The Bosco Co., which plays at tn
Opera House for three nights begin
ming tomorrow, should be greetet
with full houses, as the compan.
comes highly endorsed as refined ant
amusing, and draws full houses ev
erywhere. Popular prices, 10 70 3Oc
Reserve your seats now on sale.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
East DeWald.

F. l.. Wade and Bert Fronk is yisis-
ing G.. Wado, they will return to
Spirit Lake today.
Mrs. Henry Horstein Is able to be
around littls.
A magic lantern show was held in
Dist. AZ in the Boldly school house,
on Monday night, March 10.
The little boy Mr.. Beed's on Sec.
IL, was very dangerously sick with
the mumps. but is better now.
A. Lemmer amp family will go to
Oklohoma.
Joe PURGE. of southern Iowa, visited
his old neighbors of his locality.
Otto Fischer is on the sick list this
week.
The weather looks more like spring
again.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
WilmOnt.
Winter is dying hard.

Winter is dying hard.
Mr.. Gus. Grant: one of our hust
ling farmers has already sowed some
Is acres of wheat.
Mr.. Alex Youngman made bust.
ness trip to Brewster Friday.
Townsite General Agent T. H
Brown, was looking after his interests
here Tuesday.
Postmaster Becker made busi
ness trip to Adrian Saturday.
J. S. Solberg, of Adriao, was a
pleasant caller in Wilmont Friday
ditto: The Adrian Standard Oil Co
man Tuesday.
Mr.. Nye, our barber, drove to
Woodstock; Thursday, looking after
his land interest at that point re-.
turning Monday.
Messrs. Corbett and Mckay spent
Sunday at Worthington, returning
Monday.
Mr.. Spong is building an addition
to his restaurant and otherwise i'm
proving it to meet the requirements OF
bis constantly growing trade.
The blacksmith shop ia now ready
for all kinds of repair work and
horse shoeing. The shop is a mod.
ern one in every respect and is in
every way worthy the large patron.
age it will receive.
T. G. Connelly's meat. market is
now in operation and our inhabitants
can now get their meat at home.
Sholtes & Parte have a complete
stock of general merchandise includ.
ing boots and shoes, which they sell
as cheaply as is compatible with hon.
est goods and fair dealing. Wilmont
is to be congratulated for securing
the above named firm. The public
will receive prompt and courteous
treatment at their store. ~ PIN. -.
Stock movements for the past ten
days: Shipments one car of cattle
by Reilly one car of hogs for Reilly;
one car Of hogs by Wm. Corbett
Receipts two cars cattle by party
from Iowa; one car horses by 3. r.
contractors. Shipments Of grain five
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

You will gain best possible results
by breeding your stock to. "Black
Abbot" the only registered Polled
Angus in this vicinity. A limited
number will be served. First come
first served. Correspondence solici-
ted. For particulars call on or ad-
dress, G.. Foster Moore, M'ng'r Stock
Farm, three and a quarter miles
northwest of Worthington. Sec. 4
Worthington township.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
RushnOre.

"Public good is based upon pri-
vate virtue.'
j Jno. James moved his house
hold good to Adrian this week.
! Mr.. A. r. Bike expects to move
his household good and store sup
plies to Reading the latter part of
this week. His store at that place
is completed and house well under
way.
Lewis Hanson says twins are
progressing finely and that they
will soon be of greai help--the
one in the house the other in the
field.
Miss Digby, one O: the teachers
in tho high school at Worthlngton
is spending her vacation with Miss
Bessie Bedford.
The Rushmore students who
attend school at Worthington are
home for a weeks vacation.
Most of the country schools are
taking their vacations this week
that the teachers may attend the
teachers institute held at Adrian.
Miss Myrtle Newkirk, of Worth
ington is visiting her sister, Miss
Ida, who is nursing Mrs. Consta-
BILE.
Mrs. J. w. Ashbaugh, and
daughter departed Thursday for
Cherokee, Iowa, where they will
enjoy a weeks xisit with relatives.
Jno Mcleod who departed last
fall for Nova Scotia, returned to
Rushmore Friday as usual single
We didn't know but John would
return with 4 housekeeper. espec-
tally after we heard he became
lost in Minneapolis and could not
find his way out for several days
after his scheduled time.
MI. Macintosh, nephew of
Mrs. Barron, arrived Wednesday
and will spend his summer i'd and
near Rushmore.
The large oleander in the front
window of the bank is now in full
bloom, presenting a very pretty
appearance. The blossoms are of
a deep pink color and at q short
distance appear as perfect as full
bloom roses. ...... ...:
Forty-six cases ef eggs in one
weeks is net bad for a small town
he size of Rushmore. This makes
26,23O eggs. Either there are a
great many hens in the country or
farmers are feeding them we'll on
egg producing food.
Mr.. Hogan, the candidate for
governor on the Prohibition ticket
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

James Rama9e will soon commence
the erection of large barn on his
village property.
Frank Durfee has purchased the
Harry Humiston property on 5th
avenue, more commonly known the
brick house.
G.. Foster Moore has recently &C.
cured registered full blood Polled
Angus bull, for his stock farm, north
west of Worthington. Farmers will
find it to their advantage to have the
best stock obtainable on their farms.
D. B. Kumler has secured a posi-
tion teaching school and Mr.. Kumler
is employed at Frank Lanes.
Marriage license was issued We'd
nesday by Clerk Humiston to Jacob
Achterhoff and Grace Mening.
Otis Bigelow expects to make some
beneficial and ornamental improve
ments on his house this spring.
Mrs. Emma Sibley left Thursday
afternoon for few days visit with
Mrs. Geo. w. Lear at Sioux City.
Mrs. ]. R. Conway gives a dinner
this evening (Thursday) in honor of
Mrs. E. w. Coughran, of Sioux Falls.
The funeral of Mrs. Lambert will
be held at one o'clock Friday after
noon at the Congregational church.
If you are contemplating doing
any building this y.a1 let US figure
your lumber bills, it will pay you.
Jas. 8. Ramage.
Ladies, do not fail to attend the
Wheat-O demonstration at n. Peter
Lewis store Friday and Saturday
this week.
Five thousand rods of hog and
stock fencing all heights, styles and
prices. Call and see it before buy.
ing, Jas. 8. Ramage.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
M. E. Church Notices.

The regular services of the M. E.
Church will be resumed next Sun
dav at the usual hour. As the meet
ings have been interrupted of late it
is earnestly requested that the men,
bers of the church and congregation
be present in full force. An oppor-
tunity will be given morning and ev-
ening for uniting with the church.
Let us make next Sunday grand
rally. Carl A. Anderson, Pastor:
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
cars, hay six cars.

cars, hay six cars. &
Mrs. G. w. Davis arrived Wednes-
day from an extended visit with ire
latives IN eastern Minnesota. She re-
ports two feet of snow on the level
and corresponding cold, however,
she managed to hsve a good time.
Although she is now pleased to get
back to Wilnont. Perhaps Davis,
the grain man, is little pleased too.
Mr.. Nye will vacate Thursday the
Pioneer Davenport Elevator building
and remove his barber shop to the
rooms over T. G. Connelly's meat
market, where he will be pleased
| with razor and shears to attend to
the public.