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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-06
HAVING A GREAT RUN ON CHAM
BERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY.

Manager Martin, of the Pierson drug
store, informs us that he is having
great run on Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy. He sells FIVE bottles of that medi-
cine to one of any other kind, and it gives
great satisfaction. In these days of la
grippe there is nothing like Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to stop the cough,
heal up the sore throat and lungs and
give relief within a very short time.
The sales are growing, and all who try
it are pleased with its prompt action
South Chicago Daily Calumet. For
sale everywhere. Bobbitt-Wynne Drug
Co. and II. L. Hicks, Druggists, Raleigh.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-06
"SELF PRESENTATION

Is the first law Of Nature" For this
reason everyone who is i'll desires to be-
come well. Those who Lave imoure or
impoverished blood turn to Hoods Sar-
saparilla, because they know it will en-
rich and purify their blood and give
them good health. To take this medi-
cine on the first appearance of impure
blood is an important step toward self
preservation.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-06
PR1TcHARD MADE CHAIRMAN
Proposition to Create a Vice Admiral
shin Abandoned.

Washington, D. c.. Jan. 5.-CSpecial)
This afternoon Mr. Atwater. his wife
and his clerk. Mr. Spence. of Chatham,
visited the Library of Congress. They
were delighted with the beauty of the
magnificent building.
1t is said there is Il very strong lobby
here in connection with our merchant
marine service.
Senator Pritchard has been appointed
chairman of the b-Committee on Judi
cIary of the Senate District committee
The proposition to create the office or
Fice-Admiral of the Navy has been
abandoned. This decision will probably
put an end to the Sampson-Schley con
troversy.
The changes in the Senate are begin
ming TO be made.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-06

the total engagements announced. 1t -
reported, however, that Muller, Schall
and Company will ship ON Monday next
100000 gold to the far Argentines, and
/ his half million is part of the sum with
drawn from the Sub-Treasury and clear
ing house. In any event the Germanic
will take out $3,500,000.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-06

The dude is considered a soft thing
by the hardened man of the world.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-06

A dollar dinner is an aggravation TO
the man with a 50-cent purse.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-06

The modern and most effective cure for
constipation and all liver troubles-the
famous little pills known as DeW1tts
Little Early Risers. Bobbitt & Wynne
Drug Co., w. II. King, Adams d
stoye. VIM. Simpson.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-06

Hoods Pills cure sick hea 1ache, indi-
gestion.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-06

When the money market is tight the
gold cure should be resOrted TO.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-06

What man has done woman thinks
she cam improve on.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1900-01-06

Imposition is the only position some
people ever attain.
The Worthington advance., 1900-12-07
Fifteen Cnn crapatii ii,onals (1hure

Fifteen Cong gregati ionals Church
q q Chic @ alrs sbout55to /! take pp
= crusade against the vice and
immortality that prevsils iins tbst
city They will probab bly 8 j5ln
Cd 81 other denonei ations.
There appears g e l,esans a aMsk eniI
and nev imp etus for the
'suppession of sioa and bring ring
E1loutsan ncrea1s M ial
World q over ehS ooant
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II =. Church

At ten O'Clock SundaJ Morning.
there will be = .ove Feast conducted
bY Rey. ]. n. Bull. The sermon, s
The .hopr followed 81 tie OBJ
serving tho Lord s supper. At $50
Pm The Epworth League Aeets,
q apeciaI feature will b 81 addr
~ A. =. Cald veil on ersonal
onsibilit od1. /, aching
q SO vsrJ Jones elcorne q q
EQ1sL 8. Altpl 30 8. 81
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Org

f'-Fr 81.
= A Oberman shipped . car Of cattle
to 500 City Tuesday. =5:=..s
Chas Peterson returned Monday
after a ton days Visit among friends
aud relatives ID Illinois. sz
Owen Keyoa, sof Worthing: :on, is
buy ing and shipplng considerable
hay from here now days. z.z.. i
VIM. Royse i hsxing.a a new set Of
scales put IN this week. W. E: Bloom
Of Worshingten, is. doing the work.
Mr.. aud mrs. Cosley, fsWorthingr
ton spent Thanksgiving day with ne
latlves here, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Burnham. . =, zs. ,:s ::=S ....,5.s .s
Miss Reka john on came home
Worthinston II Thursday u - ...=:= {.
Deputy Sheriff Fauskee vas here
transacting business on Friday.
The social at the Maloom school
house, last Thursday evening, was Z
grand success, $26 being realized fol
the library fund. The program was
rendered BY the school was enjoyed
Iby all, Mr.. Smallwood and Miss
CLARK, two Of the gold medal winners
IIof the Worthingt ton High School,
lwere present and favored the audience
with their decla,nations which were
appreciated by tho entire audience
talso the song !" There are no flies 81
las rrnd red - tho High School
Apnpils. This song was evidently
ltfue c onsidering the time 81 ths
|selson) and will always be % Blu
1 how about Miss Clsrk's remark
4 Never mind we Won I tell my bod,
]! Whist & was. 81
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! PITY !. i.
and J,
= t....~St.-.
| Be- I g i ! z1)|'' ;

y The most beautiful thing in
the world. is the baby, all
dimples and Joy. The most NO
.oitiful thing is that same baby:
hin and in pain. And the
mother does not know that a
title fat makes all the differ
!. NJ lf55 :sss.: .ss {, y - q. !
:HCc.34: 7s,.::. ~, - g.*.
p D][''imples and JOY have gone,
md left hollows and fear; the
It. that was comfort and
olor and curve-all but pity
! nd love.=is gone. . I. z5.1
The little one gets no fat
from her food. There IS some:
thing Il w,rong;;itiss either ! her b food
OF. food-min. She has had nc
fat for weeks; is living on what
she ]. had stored in that plump
little body of hers; and that:
gone. She IS starving for fat
|it IS death, Be quick.
SCOTS Emulsion of Coo
Liver Oil IS the fat she car
take; il Will save her.
rrfhe l,as 'tl,isp enreo'
p 1f yt1 haye noe tried Il, sses..
"a 1T ffee oAntple, slts45 agreeabe
l@ taata viii 1drp prize -
Is soofT As BOVINE.
ID oo psSfi sti 81. III =
/ a:s': g: z. e
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ELoouENcE At: BAY. ::
How . Pressher.was Cured Of Impromptu
=.5t :, = -. Iloouone& - -. :.

nov EEo1cnOxs Wa O0rOO u AA"P1O"RsO
+ I; j. Hleqsens& ~ -. - - 8
+. It was 4 pyeachsrswho AaA That fatal
fluency for whom an acquaintance laid
. trap. He had ! way II promising to
preach, ana on sbsginins .Hasalds say
something like II have hesn too busy
TO prepare q sermon, but IL some one
viii kindly give me 8 tsxt TAI preach
from it." One detsrm1nedto cure. him.
He therefore asked him to preach. The
Invitation was accepted. The time came
and the Visitor began his usual intro
duction: s"Rrst sth4sn, ssIs ,lsvs.s bssn ! 10
pushed for time to-day as to have been
quite: unable to prepare q sermon. Rut
,if some Of you give me a text will
preach from II. Perhaps my brother
dhers.,"' turning to the plotter near him
ss;;'will suggest text zs . g.. ~ 1ss :. :.
: .'Yes, brother" came the response;
'.your text issthss last part OF the ninth
verse Of the arst chapter 81 Ezra, and
IT. . words are ;nine-and-twenty
kqives.'". There wasva paaissss Aa om-
tnous pause. as the preacher found hia
text. He readit out ''Nine-and-twenty
knives" q" and began atf once. nIotice
the number Of these knives-Just ex!
actly nine notsthirty; NOT
s,sht-and-twenty. ~1hsrssw weass M moree
ana no less than nine and twenty Of
these knives.", A pause long pause
Then, slowly ana einphatpeliy ..:ll{.ne-
-and-twenty.. .knives." longer, pause:
Then. msditativsly, q @snd-twenty
knives. '.sSAsain u isted. Mine and
twenty haives- = "a e mere we're: nina
hundred ana event slseSL could not
cay another word. ."--aaIpeyiA.
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ICON B 1flA (! d vEpS cQsILxI
=, az s D.,las ~ "a
81 n,
In q moment % Brown
went ont a the Kitchen to press his
tIopseFs, and Mrs. BfoWssnh sfollowed to:
ygttpAss the perfornanee and stO laugh
at the ngure ~ cut pfancing around
in hisS ajamas
s e makes me think, "a watch YOU. l,ais 3
chirruped Mrs.. Brown, sitting 81 the
table and swinging her iheelh ..of.
some ething that happened one SlGy:
last summer when I Was typew'rit-
ling,
Before ysu met msl
" Just %. Wen, Arthur Jones. came
down g the ONCE, IN . cool suit of
duck, but s0meway he looked awful
|sly, funny. One of the men said HUI
lo Jones: what have you been doing
70 your trousers 2, and Arthur re..
Piled that he didn't want any cha fling;
that he had had trouble enough ali
day, running sideways because some
Chinese galoot had wheels. Arthur
was awfully slang =
81 He had the creases running up the
sides, did he = said Mr.. Brown. ..That
makes me think OF once when we tel
lows o.. the old Post had q hat. There
was q coon used to take care sof the
joint for US. Joint That's name
for any old place you like prett well.
We'll, the coon hadn't much to 40: but
smoke orr tobacco. and drink our beer
when We weren't about so thought
I'd utilize him for 10 valet and gave
him two pairs Of pants to press" s
E' ]. why, Charlie, !" interpolated Mrs.
Brown, did YOU wear pants ii those
days p t5s
Excuse me, my dear, trousers, but
they were pants when he got through
with them, !" said Mr.. Brown solemnly,
wetting his finger and sixsling the iron.
He'd thought he'd be very careful,
you know, and when q coon does such
a rash thing as to think, It's all up
with you. Billy didn't want to spoil
the cloth by putting the iron on 1t,
50 he turned the garments inside out.
You may imagine the result. put
them on without noticing them, being
In hurry, and I5had to, go about all
day with q Vatican pleat down the
/ front Of each leg and likewise down
the back. ri lin -, 80 - .>5 - H.,. IS
For goodness, gracious sake" CUR
g1ed Mrs. Brown, did folks think you
wore q tea RoWn?' .eS2 s,z@ - = -z:s: II
II didn't 80 around taking an In
ventory of opinion" ssg. ...c*. S S
r. Mr.. Brown set. the iron down and
burst into roar, while he leaned up
against the sink and mopped the per
I spiration from his brow. Mrs. Brown,
laughed, and swung her heels. Just
then q smell Of burning cloth pervadel
the kitchen, and Mr.. Brown snatched
up the iron and the cloth and gazed
ruefully at q big round spot on the
leg of his trousers. ~. .es55ss : 2zs .:sz
"say Madge, what do you think of
that7 I've saved a half dollar and
ruined my best business suit listening
to your Rabble:" - ~ aaEF% i. III :
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DR.. Thomas spent, Sunday, q
Sioux Falls. - ~ E +, f..
Deputy Sheriff Fauskee made al
official visit to Brew ster Monday.
Ray Peterson,is now employed j,
the Swedish Merchantile Company,
s'ore. II .:.. i. =. :,
B:.W. Pope left Monday for But.
terfield and other points alrng tn
Omaha. + 1.:7 4: ..ss~~~, .zs:
Mrs. VIM. Graves went to Brewster
Sunday for a few: days visit will.
friends. r. 80. =
Miss Jennie Becklcy is employed
iu. F. A. Groezinger's drugstore dur
ing the holidays. -c:. .sxs
! j. .Ensigs ]. II. Conlip, ofs.hes Saliva
| ton army hsa heen on the .ick list
for several days suffering with an a:
tack Of asthma. S>.; . X /. -: : ]: !. D..
Mrs. s. j. Kali is in very poo
health being scarcely able - Re
about the honse and rot ut all excep'
with the aid of a crutcb. 4: =. :.
Bert Brayton and wifi Of Roupt
Lake, left for Rochester Monda.
where Mrs. Brayton will undergo al
operation in the hospital. -. Z. :
w. s. Lewis was able to get dow,
to the store Saturday afternoon. j
requires more than broken ribs t.
keep him confined to the house.
Louis Volberding, Henry Scink''
and Ed. Sanger, left Saturday TO
Becker county to- be present at tn
opening o! the reservation lapds Mon
day. a<@s ::z :zs.:. IT s.s. - 4.
The state health officers rtpor
three hundred ceses of small pox:i,
lWinons, but il is in q mild form an.
confined 70 one part of the city among
the polish nationality:
Mrs. Aagaard accidently slippe'
on the, sidewalk, Saturday evening
No bones were broken but she sus
tanned such ! shock that she was con
fined to the bed, Sunday ..=..ss !
Areception was rendered Free
II. Smith at his parents home Satu,
: day evening to the relatives of him
j self and bride. A bountlful supipe
Il was served and 4 very pleasant tim
enjoyed. ~. B. Ill.,. e.
The Ladies' Sewing Society Of th
Swedish Mission church will hol
; their annual auction at the churc
Monday Dec. 10, commencing q 7:9l
Born: -, !, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I
! Clement, Minneapolis, Sunday, De
! l2od, an eight pound son.. Senate
!, She'll received message, Sunda
announcing the arrival and that .
we're doing NIGEL $. g. NO
AneiRhbol has just brought us i
q bunch Of six oranges on ono steu
: picked from her yard. The stem
Il Eve inches long. The six orang,
just six poupds. One Of the
measures thirteen inches in circun
oI ferencs. The first six 81. .our 'Nortl
j ington friends who will call ID. "a
each have oneof the oranges. If tht
plcalI soon enough G. y. hesri
g Oroville, Cal.
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s.s. G. - 4
ass
leaas ans esessxe ep-.
sseIs e.a I! : H.. ~ s.1s
80
s - -
- kssk
:!
.n.l ), ,s.,e = 49, -
"a II
o.
Ne ssels ssnss - 81
ss ~ ss1.e =
Alouns - slle0
5. soW tney .Nere fes. eeI1ui
poseeseq, . 90
10y = te slalXet lea. nen on.
e 0Anes eo .sns ~
npon sfnsra. - sco,lis lfs9 snrousns
: straneer an prain
osafn ands nv ens 2ak tol slneIs e'ane a.e.
& -
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- MISS Eva Mlll0T l6s Oh the SICK Aet.
]. r. Wheeler and wife .. 9 visiting
id Iowa. 1s.l5:..ssss <:sz ;.S& 4
Robes lie and repaired at Harry
FHumiston. :t :ss.::=.s<::. Nh. 1..45s#s ss5s. M
Tenny Aagaard is enjoying 9 siege
of the mumps. .. i. sss.szz:, s. + : :
Shoe Fly and Rocking Horses at
III. N. Palm s. Sou. = *:$* 9. II: = :
TIE Jenkins left during the :past
week for Oklahoma. VI: 3: nt9z.s = ri
Mechanical Toys-a fine variety
at III. M. talm & Son. <.::=>::> II.
Z j. ". Pepple, Of St. James, is visit
Ling here for u day or two. ~. ;.
Horse blankets, from 75c to $500,
At Harry Hu,niston: =. ,=. =
Archie Crandall and Moberly left,
Tuesday morning for Galveston, Tex.
The best selected lot OF toys in 4 .
city, at II: NJ. Palm & soa. # !
The admission 10 the 'Sunshin.
Musicale Saturday night will be only
10 cents. -. -:
Fur Robes, The largest line aud
tho lowest prices, at Harry Humistou.
| Nelson and Josephine Dayton are
having an attack Of the popular
m: lady, mumps. ''.. -
Attorney J A. Town left, Wednes
day, for sIayton, to be present at the
District Court now in session.
Metal :Jardiniese Stands, they ale
beauties, at H. NJ. Palm & Son; -
John James aud Peter Thompson
have purchased u corn shredder and
tue former will operate it with his
engine. y .....,
f. ~Gamee--The old stand by's and
many novelties, at H. NJ. Palm & Son.
&c. Mppberger, sou Of John
Rippberger, is now manager Of !"
large bicycle repair shop in Detroit,
Michigan. ' r.. .-r>.-:..... :.
Another Special Sale Of Ladies'
Furs next Monday At H. P.ter Lewie.
Ever tweut give cents speut at the
Joint Declamatory contest means
twenty-five cents for our library
seats at Morland's. .-.. r.
If you do not believe that We hav,
1.-The best st ,ck of toys in. the town.
ask the children, they know a goot'
thing when they see it, H. NJ. Palm
s. Son. / 4 <z ~ I. 4<* .-.. s..:
Remember the Joint Declamatory
coutes next Friday evening ut Ma
sonic Hall. + Reserved seat sale a.
Morland's began this morning, and
already larg number Of seats. have
been taken. l. " = - >'s.s >; :.
| - ca. .yt.':.Ze ..
| Look at the hats at half price ii
MaxwelPs millinery store. .g~ 3 ~>,-.s
Ludwig johnson, whe has been o.
late employed ~ Mr.. Moss, left
Tuesday, for bis native:oountry enter
taining an idea remaining there
syante Kindlund axed him ont. with
transportation. .s3ss,>
Az operation vas performed OF
Ms. Bray ton, daughter Of MI. Bar
bef, at Rochester, = Wednesday, re
moving tumor. The operation va
successful and while the patient Wal
, very weak, she is doing nicely. :: ! 4
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Ghosts at Sea. :.

salo the old sea captain: s. s.
never. 'neneveo 'a'','' mucn' IN gnosts,
attnouen :SA Knew many lll. q fsaiiof 70
swear 70 coca gnost story;; Dut on
one occasion = o1o :see = asreal q! en'ostz Z
myseA' ana eooa stou1 - aWooaen. lle one
no was nveo az NeWcastle'ons1
tnen, .nu tne snip va uaster g
s-lleu l.o1n tntls:s ~ .ls ons veyaes.Wnsn IS.
.v.-.,S vS "ole o.@ ~, NJ nv !, uy W. 'acs
sa.p 80 80 ~ s4...A :. ~ .1,' .,. y
.. ons-" "Aw' - -" -. .s1 -. "a = : 49,, a..1
- - -. s -. .-e !. ~;
- - - ,.. 80. - -. -
non oraa, .n9 1p ysps, a4S III en ~ -, et e
80 ~. .,-h* .s*1. - ,,,;.;.,. - 49,.
~. 80 10 ~ 80. ~ D -. =.
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Letter TO Santa Claus.
Dear santa Clsus:-> =s' @

,,sl l.IiiS. H you think 7 On :
good y-please 60 70 II. Palms.
stose and get.a sm.that shoots sticks
and put il my stocking for Xmas. I
liked that fire cart, too, andengins
with track, and rocking horse, too.
Automobiles are nice TOO. : g -
|. 4: j. =.-:.:: e: Yours lovingly =
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The village has made q much need
ed 3.l M3ef ement b. opspi1esp : rod
h.! & = :! 49, ! ddarilr fl
section S just north Of TOWN to the
section line. s.s
= el1 ]. g ripped z eaE g
hogs 70 Sioux City, Tuesday

JOB Cou1dn't Have Stooll It.
hshs'd - Itckn Piles. They'rs
I llIl6l g inl ;:ss t Bulh1sas.
~ idsskfve VII turs .the 60
|o ! P1s azth = ~ ezsd.
tbpI1nf J. : Pains q.
Bodily dns its q s.ly,.
"a te 20 2fca boz OuleI
!. - ! Y y drug ]. 4.
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:!
Round I11lk
aks, rlnks 3. !. g lat la hoane
toalaa y asles ! s
hpute y's'tl hsie.
. md se.t @
Ilecker oounb o. or = ~ s.
|tion Ind returned 81
paluh hasiaR. - s..
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Remember the oune
Peoples Socia) 4, the Baptisl
Church Dec.

|Ie0ptee. o0claJ.il Inc SDaPLl6l
Church Dec.
Messrs. Fake aud 9 aBarnum : ert.
[indignen callers at thin Office Thurs
day, that the a dv.anoe 9 coDnectet.
their names with the oyster affair,
They claim % be- innocent Of any
connection with the AFR, further.
they were not ordered out o. towI,
TIE last statement must be true 4.
they are yet residents Of Wortning,
ton. The Ad = q ne 8 ngrets tina
statement Of this kind should b.
uDjnstl 5 made. AZ no arretts = y.
been made the matter will prsbabl!,
be dropped. ...:..zSes==.
Don, fail TO read what Loyeless ha
to say about Christ,nas on this page,
We understand that engagement
are being made BY quite numbe:
of our fine draft horse raisers in thi..
vicinity with D. 8. Long the CIV or q
Prince Henry to have. the famou
breeder again brought to Werthinp
ton the coming, season and We uu
derstaud that Mr.. Long has alrsad
agreed to havethe horse iu Worth.
ington : part OF each week, Partie,
ou. opposite side Washington from.
wh,re the horse is owned, nbo thinl;
of breeding will do well to- see Nj:
Long and if possible have the stals
lion Brought to w orthipgton q snf6-
cient number Of days each week dur.
ing the seat on az the, horse will un
doubtedly be limited as usual.
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{ n NE Park,

Mis- Bloomerit 1Vhat: kind ef q: :
Tree 10 thatl
Her companion--Why, that 81 : dog.
wood Can't ysn tai y b its bark -. -,
The Worthington advance., 1900-12-07

I. T. Br .nigan is getting in a large
stock If holiday goods.
If you have any poultry to sell
bring it to III Peter Lewis and get
the very top price for it.
!" A, r. Aucutt contemplates going
on the road the fra OF the year as
salesman for a jewelry house.
E. E. Ventioner contemplates going
on the road the first of the year as
salesman for q paint, lead and oil
firm: ~&~ -. =. .>.<r =
Have you, seen those framed Me-
.Iallion pictures, at % and A., cents
at H. M. Palm & Son. =.
The ladies interested in the form
ing Of q tourist club are requested
to meet at the Worthington Hotel
parlor Friday evening at 1880 sharp
/: A pailcoutaining f,w quarts OF
oysters that was left on the outside
Of Smith & Hart restaurant was
stolen last. week Friday evening.
Our stock os toys are all. new, onr
prices are so low that We haveSno
ime TO carry old stock over. Come
in and see for yourselves. 81, M
Palm & Son. z'r.::..t :..-- -
A telephone was put in Frank
lyons reside CO this week. Mr.
Lyons now has all thu modern con.
veniences Of the day, making hit
place model farm. ".%...
r Biesell Carpet sweepers; The GOLD
Medal and American Queen, the lat
|e.t and, best productions OF .tht
Bissell Factory, at II. M. Palm g. Son
f. Parties, who have had this poin
in View for opening a steam laundry
for some time, are again on tn
ground endeavoring to procure a
building for that purpose.
The Worthington advance., 1900-12-07


md atterson
Mo,hers tarnsd . theil
home. in Bufli ton, Tuesday aftesI
q pleasant WHIT ieere. IS
G, Nelson st,fnsl from Ro
chester the first of the week and e.
ports bis wife mt ting along nicely
and reports she will be back in about
three weeks. q s. s.ss r. . 81
- sall O, ittefIoi of,hoss 10 c,nt. Mum.
q p.vtlrss, 4t5 II. II. T Palu y SON. 81 &
3. g. wilson, Who was J recently
elected q delegate 70 the Homestead
Pioneer lodge, LETT, ednesday
Morning, 70 attend ~ annual meet
ing OF that bod }, at Luyerne. ]. .,z.:= ..:5
II you need q Fur Coat and want
Il Cheap 80 to q. I. Lewis for it #
q Mrs. a. w. Little Joined her hus-
hand, agent Ct the Burlington here,
Wednesday evening They have
rented one Of j, !, 8. Darlings houses
opposite Vi A.. n. Douglass.
y Nelly-lf you'll follow the direc-
ton faithfully, I'll wager.my sweet,
est smile you'll gain is poands b7
- ~ - E..EJ o.. =
zaking three packages Of Rock,
Mountain Tea. Ask your druggists:
We offer for Saturday, Mems $40.
so suits for $7.98. We also offer
,rtice for Saturday special, Mems
1,est kind regular price$l.50 tot
SATURDAY. only, 81 25, New York Bar
gain Store. -. =..,........s. s...r .i:.:...
@Rocking Cbairs--ior the little ones,
we can suit everybody-H. NJ. Palm
& Son, l..z d.: - j..
=. The six best speakers of our hi 5h
chool against the six best of ,ht
Window high school. Won't thai,
make program worth .at:endl Next
Friday evening, at Masonic hail
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.:.s Every body are busy these days
Elk.

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.he .ns, neer future and then move to
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E..l fonnennolt Zen e ana selset furnished I
"a me nuslc '' 1or the dance g g MI: Guys
ii nanoe ! week ego saturday 81
Tbs eastern part of Eli now Aas
Faen!tt7t'i ~ .see.:.. S.. ". ss:.. .ssd.
stand me fost Omce on Senator
Kyle's farm will be discontinued. :.
d. G. Dowspent, Thursday, ,at HON.
near Worthington.
Wilmont. ~.
Ned Jones, os Worthinston, vilted
Edwin Erickson, Sunday. !.
MIR. sauders. Of Iowa. vi.;t.i1 Ii. .
Fbrother "a. sa.,ders, Of Wllmosnt,
sunvda33 la3 Z. = 81 Sc -, 9.. = -, -
=: :. Lasoolell q spent Inankaeivlng,
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3. LOCAL NEWS.

Mics Eva Millar Is on the sick list.
~ 2.sA as3z q; %fIts Is .6sE
]. 3. Wheeler and vile a.e visiting
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