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The Worthington advance., 1901-02-22
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of Awards in this decision which
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Wanted Man or woman to deliver
and collect; no canvassing; salary
$4,000 per year; permanent position;
reference and security required.
Address, ]. a. Bernhard, $40 Sykes
Block Minneapolis MINI.
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Hail insurance. j i , {, s.

When insuring your crop take the
Old Alliance Of Austin, z il has . sur
plus and guaranty fund Of $76y COO 10
5be used evclu lusivel for paying losses
Their agent, $. Kind dlund, well be.
glad ia write your insurance. 5s U.s..
The Worthington advance., 1901-02-22

Claude and Edna White gave q.
valentine part & 70 about thirty.
of their friends. Refreshments were
served and = very pleasant time on.
joyed until 4 1ats hour.
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Support F|ROMIA|I SOUTH \ |.
The Shipping Bill IS Timing
Friends Among Southern
Business Men.
DEMOCRATS FAVOR SUBSIDY MEASURE.

Petitions In behalf Of the Bill from
Many Large Commercial ,Associa-.
tions-Great Change In Public Sem
4 timent Has Recently Been
Wrought. ,s:t q ss s+ [ ~ ~ 7s2s',.: >5f.
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Geo. Dow was quarantined Tues.
day for small pox. ,
F. L, Humiston is on on the sich
list with tonsolitis.
! W. E. Oliver left Tuesday on q
business trip to St. Paul.
Chas. Harrinstein left for Brecken.
ridge to look the land over.
r. D. Cramer left Tuesday fo,
Breckenridge on prospecting tour
DR.. Cheney, of Reading, was in
town Tuesday on mis- way oSt. Paul
J. q. Fisch left Monday night with
his family for Seattle, where they
will make their future home.
Roy Gocdscn did not get away for
Seattle last week as announced. He
left Monday njght this week.
Will Levine and Geo. Wyckof1
wers quarrantined Tuesday for small
pox. Mr.. Levine was moved to R.
Anderson's. ..
Senator She'll has introduced a
bill appropriating $4,000 to the village
Of Round Lake to reimburse them fol
loss sustained by small pox two years
ago. -. II. f. = III
Fefguson's Dixie Jubilee Concert
company will fill an engagement here
Monday evening. March 1s. Miss
Belle Stone, contraato singer is with
this company. She pleased the en-.
tire audience when she wss here be.
fore with her beautiful voice. .
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home, Faribault.
Mrs. A. W. Lyon spent Sunday
with relatives here,
Mrs. Carter returned to her home
at Ellsworth Saturday. r
Cashier Erickson, of Wilmont, was
a guest of Ned Joues Sunday.
Loil Miner, clerk for H. B. Lewis,
spent Sunday at home near Reading.
Fireman Hall has been appointed
quarantine officer at the Burlington
hotel.
John: :Hansberger made trip to
Prairie Juetion Monday to look after
a cream separator.
&c. Gapp, wife and children, OF
Salem, S. D., were guests of E. J.
Helmick and family Sunday.
Mrs. E. Mahlberg went to st. Paul
to see daughter who has been in
the hospital there about month.
Flax land for rent. Apply to Walter
Aagaard's Real Estate Office, Worth
ington, MINI.
G. L. Petersen returned Saturday
night from his northern trip. While
absent he says he has been chopping
wood some of the time time. He
ooks improved in health.
C.J. Wilson and wife visited G. j.
Smallwood Monday and Tuesday
this week while on their to Iowa.
Mr.. Wilson is superintendent on the
N. P. Ry. with headquarters at
Jamestown.
Sec M. E. Lawton about those
Northern lands and his low every
day excursion rates
]. W. Pepple is expected here in a
short time to take the position occu.
pied by j. G. Durfee. Johns many
friends will be pleased to have him
located here again permanently.
}. Get your insu ance and list your
property for sale with Walter
Aagaard's real estate Office, Worth.
ington, MINI.
The funeral of w. F. Tibbetts was
largely attended Friday. Flowers
were very numerous among which
was beautiful pillow with the
motto; "Our Brother" from the order
of Pioneers and o. &c. The body
was taken to Winona county by
the three brothers. Mrs., Tibbetts,
owing to her fatigued condition, was
prevailed upon by friends not to go.
announcement is made in another
column of the opening of new store
by new firm. While the firm is
new, its members are not strangers
to jackson. J. W. Cowing, who
heads the enterprise, has been identi-
fed with the business life of Jackson,
and Mr.. Durfee,. who is associated
with him, is also we'll known. Mr..
Cowing is now in the east buying
goods, and hopes to be ready for
business soon after March 1. The
north room of the Cowing block will
we occupied by the new store" Re-
public, jackson. We understand the
above is James Durfee, who will pro-
badly in q short time move to Jack
son. His removal from here will be
regretted by his many friends, but
they will wish him unlimited pros.
perity in the new enterprise.
J. D. Humiston returned Saturday
night from Colorado. He is very
tavorably impressed with that county
so much SO that he purchased three
quarters OF land,two hundred head
cattle and about twenty horses. The
land has improvements for the stock
business. While there he saw Era
Thompson, q former resident oi
this place. He has section Of land
lot of stock, all paid for, enjoying
good health and we'll pleased with
bis location and ndings. The
nearest house 70 Mr. Humiston'e
place is four Or five miles distance,
He expects 70 make another trip there
Tuesday
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LOCAL NEWS.

= LOCAL NEWS. =
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James Durfee went to St. Pau
Saturday. e.
Frank Saxon went to the cities
Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Saxon went to St. Paul
Tuesday.
Mrs. Anna DAVIS visited Adrian
Tuesday.
ForSa e.-Three store counters
cheap. w. W. Loveless.
John Ramage unloaded car OF
spring implements Friday.
Carl Schultz is now employed in
theBig Store, d: F. Torrance & Bro.
H. Eldridge and J. Tearney, Of
Sanborn, l., transacted business here
Friday and Saturday.
J. W. Pepple returned Monday
night aud is now at work in the
Omaha freight Office.
julius Isacson went to Saltwater
Tuesday to attend Lutheran con-
ference.
Will Body returned from Rush.
more Tuesday where he relieved his
brother in the elevator on account of
sickness.
W.P. Devereaux have requested
w. E. Bloom to take up their large
scales and ship them to West Bend,
Iowa.
F. Tarr and r, Elliott, of Hersey
township have returned from their
trip in North Dakota. The former
expects to move there.
A party of young people from here
attended the dance at Round Lake
Friday evening. They we're not de-
MED admission to the hall as reported
they would be-.
About thirty young people from
town attended the basket social at
Russell Moberly's school Friday even
ing. They report good time. The
receipts amounting to $1,000.
The lecture givea Saturday even
ing by Col. Copeland was we'll at
tended and the audience highly en-
joyed the lecture. His ability to en-
tertain any class is above the ordin-
ary and an audiences would meyer
tire of his talk.
Chas. Pannell met with an accident
on his ice boat Sunday afternoon.
While making a quick turn, with a
high wind blowing at the time the
sail-mast broke into leaving Mr..
Pannell with his excursion at a stand
still in the middle of the lake-the
walking was good.
The teacher of the Bigelow school,
@, w, Hall. has been offered and ac-
copied the school at Rushmore. D.
II. Kumler, of Elk schools has been
requested by the patrons Of the
schools to 20 Bigelow, Mr.. Still, the
former teacher at Rushmore, intends
going back to callege to complete his
studies. =.
Supt. Abbott is carrying his head
in baudages, the result of colliding
with John Crowley's dog while riding
his bicycle down town Tuesday morn.
ing. He struck the dog amid hips
but the shock not only sent the dog
sprawling but also the superin:end.
ent. A bad bruise on forehead wat
tho result. Ellsworth News.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. "
E. Proper, Saturday evening. =.
Chas. Notthrup returned from Roch
ester Tuesday evening. His wife
who underwent a surgical operation
for appendicitis last Thursday, i
along nicely. He informed us tha
f$5s IL expected to make another trip q
Rochester next week, ct which time ,
NJ second operation would be made i
hsr case, for some kidney affection. =
& Round Lake Graphic. J.
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Richie Maxwell.
The Cash
Grocery and
Feed Store

All kinds of
Groceries, Fruits,
etc, kept in their
n their season.
All grades Of
" orthington Aoul
con S t a n t | Y on
haud, also Madel.
ia flour.
Feed in conuec'
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BusinessD DirectOrY

Fall Millinery. il
A complete and
up to date stock
Of millinery is now
open for public in
1spection at the
Maxwell Millinery
Store.
Trimmed, hats
and nobby s'refs
hats a specially.
| Richie Maxwell,
The Worthington advance., 1901-02-22

Money to loan at lowest current
rates on real estate. Apply to Wal
ter Aagaard. 4. 81
The Worthington advance., 1901-02-22


s 8, D and N. +. Humis ton left Tuss
day afternoon for Colorado.
For Sale 100 Light Bra ahma Pull
le' Enquire =. 3. B ckley q 's
& The dancing school will be clesedS
for two weeks.
John Ramage has equipped w.
". Loveless with a. new delivery
wagon. S..lH
The auction store closed Tuesday
and the good were shipped to 4 Luz
verne. i. .s..5s=
James Durfee and wife came home
Tuesday afternoon to pack their
household goods and expect tosleave
for jackson Saturday. I.
The feed mill A. H. White traded
for has been moved to the rear of the
store he will occupy and will be.
operated there by u gasoline engine
Mrs. Webb accompanied by Miss
Rvenda Schultz went to the cities to
become informed on the new styles
and select spring stock of millinery
goods. ~ ..>.
Mr.. Preston, of the Pioneers. ar.
rived here: Tuesday and is busy tax:
ing applications for membership to
the order. d. -:
Now that the meetings have been
suspended the stores will resume the
eight O'Clock closing hour. The
night watch has consented to tap the
fire |ell a few times that all may
know the hour. . ~
Edward Lawton is on the sick list
j. j. Corbett, of Wilmont, spent
Sunday here.
B. F. Bockman, of Window, was il
town Saturday. -
Barber Peterson worsbiped II
Heron Lake Sunday.
w. j. Drake; of the Dnndee Advo
cate Sundayed in this city.
The many friends Of Clinton Man,
are glad to see him out again.
Rev. Eriksson went to Stillwate
Monday to attend conference.
Mrs. G. D. Wilbern, OF Sibley, wa
a guest of her daughter, Mrs. F. M
Hickman Monday.
L. B. Bennett intends to enlarg
his hotel as soon es the weather will
permit.-Piilager Post.
Geo. Tearney, of Howard, county
Ia., has purchased a farm in Hersey
near Brewster, and will occupy it.
Rev. N. H. Bell, OF Mioneapo polls
was in town Monday. He supplied
the Presbyterian church at WiImon
Sunday.
Louis L;dbeck, living with R.Ande
son near j. j. Bingham's, Ray an,
John Mosher, were quarantined Sun
day for small pox.
Frank Hansberger returned las
week from Sioux City with two ca
load Of horses. He will ship one ca
to Baltimore, Ohio, this week.
j. H. Tanning and H. Hanson liv
ing nsar Storm Lake, Ia, were il
town last week looking over tn
country with view of locating. .
Miss Ida Newkirk returned Frida
morning FROM Colorado. She lef
Miss Brewer feeling much better
While in Denver she saw Laur
Lewis, daughter of Frank Lewis, ,-wh
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-03-29
LIE NAL A LA MODE

L'appendicite est, on le salt, le
grand NAL du jour. Ses cas-, SOU
vent mortels, deviennent de pins
en- plus fr6quents, ct les m6dicins
sons fort ind6cis sur les causes ct
le mode de propagation de cette
affection nouvelle.
Un instant, q d6faut d'expl1ca
tion plus plausible, on l'avait attri-
bu6e q l'usage des casseroles de-
mail, don't les 6clats, en- SO logeant
dams l'intestin, y auraient deter
mine la redoutable Inflammation.
Tel nest point cependsnt lavis
de M. Lucas Championniere, qui,
dams une communication toutes
r6cente a pAcad6mie de Paris, at
tribuerait volontiers l'appendicite
3 l'abus de lalimentation par la
viande. Les statistiques plaident
d'ailleurs pour lui. D'apr6s le doc
teur AMERICAN Keen, q Philadel
phie, e,oh Pon fait une grandeconsom-
nation de viande, un bon tiers des
habitants aurait de lappendicite.
Dams tous les Etats- Unis, d'ailleurs
aussi bien qu'en Angleterre, eden
du rosbeef saignant, le nombre des
cas- d'infections intestinal devien-
draft tout a fait inquietant.
Nos peres avaient l'habltude de
Sc purger Requirement . certai-
mes 6poques de .l'ann6e. Sc moque
| qui voudra de cette antique coutu.
me; il men est pas moins vrai qu'el.
| le 6tait preventive de bien des
Lmaux. De meme, lis observaient
rigoureusement les jours maigree
Imposes par pEglise. Sans doutef
| lis le faisaient par convictions
mais c'6tait, par surcroit, une OK.
lcellente mesure d'hygiAne, Peut.
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LA LANGUE IRLANDAISE

Apres la celebration de la fete
de saint Patrice, qui a 6t6 excep-
tionnellement solennelle, cette an
nee, a Boston, les divers comit6s
des 6coles ga6liques de la m6tropo-
lie ont ouvert une subscription pour
venir en- aide aux 6coles nationales
d. Irlande.
On veut que dams ces 6coles Fir
landais soft enseign6 sur Ia meme
pied que ranglais.
D6ja un grand nombre d'Am6ri-
cains-irlandais ont souscrit liberia
lement, entire autres Mgr. Wilt
ans, archeveque de Boston, qui a
lie premier contribute la somme de
1926. Beaucoup de pretres ct do
laiques se sont ensuite Inserts, qui
pour S Is, qui pour S 10, qui pour
SIS.
VOLTA qui est pratique. Jusqu'i-
ci les Irlandais d'Am6rique avaient
g6n6ralement : envoy6 q leurs
frsres de Ia bas des encouragements
ct des sympathies. Mais celia ne
pesalt guere dams la balance, ct sans
les tonds assez consid d6rables qu'ils
envoy6rent a differences reprises
au della de lAtlantiqne, la cause
irlandaise serait aujourd'hui bien
Mediterranean d6fendue.
LIE movement en- favour des
6coles nationales d'Irlande ne fait
que commencer, ct avec le con-
cours unanime de la presse hiber-
MEME des Etats-Unis ct des soci-
6t6s ga6liques, il ny aucun dou-
te qu'on le menera q bien.
Tant mieux. La conservation ct
la propagations de la langue irlan-
daise seront, aux Etats- Unis COM
me en- Irlande, dun puissant Sc
cours a l'Eglise catholique.
Nous sommes heureux de con-
slater que Mgr. Williams est aus
ii de Get avis. Celia ne peut que le
rendre de plus en- plus favorable
aux Canadiens-franeais de la pro-
vince eccl6siastique de Boston qui
demandent a etre desservis par
des pretres de leur race.
L'INDEPENDANT
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espece, Hollingsworth, qui await
6t6 6galement arrete ct mis- en- pri-

OCC 0SdASu0uU dllCIC o. LILO OH HAA-
son.
La nouvelle de lattentat ct de la
double arrestation s'6tait vite re-
pandue dams le pays, ct dams la
soiree beaucoup d'hommes deter.
mines venus de plusieurs miles a
la ronde, SO sont r6unis q Terry
dams le but de chatter les cou-
pables.
A neuf heures, les vigilants ont
pris d'assaut la prison ct SO sont
empar6s des deux negres, qu'ils
ont conduits sur un pont a un mil
lie de la vile. Belle a 6t6 pendu q
Fun des poutrelles du pont; avant
qu'on le lancat dams pespace, il a
fa1t des aveux complets, persis-
tant a dire que Hollingsworth
await etc son complice.
Celui ci allait subir le meme
sort que Bell quand par un effort
surhumain il a reussi q SO d6gager
ct q prendre la fuite. Cinquante
coups de feu tires sur lui ne FONT
pas empech6 de dispara1tre dams
l'obscurit6.
Mais, le lendemain matin, on re-
trouvait son cadavre dams un bois
voisin. Presque toutes les balles
avaient porte.
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La LOT DE LYNCH

Deux negres, les NOMINEES Jody
Bell ct Charles Hollingsworth
viennent d'etre executes sommal-
rement a Terry, Mississippi.
Belle s'6tait introduit, le matin,
dams la chambre dune jeune file
de race blanche, mais, etfray6 par
les cris de celle-ci, il await pris Ia
fuite ct n'avait pu etre arret6 qua
Byron, d une dizaine de miles de
lA.
Ramen6 q Terry, il await 6t6
conduit devant lie mare, qui Ia
yait fait 6crouer en- attendant So
mise en- accusation par le grand
Jury. Bell await d6nonce CONNIE
son complice un Yaurien de la pire
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1901-03-29

Un aware cause avec son neveu
qui est venu lui rendre visite le
soir.
Soudain Pavare sc l4ve:
-Permets; pour ce que nous
avons q nous dire, nous n'avons
pas besoin de brnler deux bougies.
Et il en- souf1e une.
Obscurit6 complete; l'autre ne
TAFT que le refet de la premiere
dams la glace.
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Agence Consulaire de France
a ST. Paul. MINI,

Une nouvelle loi d'amnistle en-
favour des soldats des armees de
terre ct de mer, pour fats din
soumission ct de d6sertion q etc
delib6r6e ct adoptee par le Senat
ct par la chambre des deputies le
le 27 d6cembre 1900 ct sera ex6cu-
tee CONNIE loi d Etat,
Les Francais int6resses q con-
na1tre cette loi, sont invites a SO
presenter au Bureau de PAgence
consulaire, No 81 National Ger
man American Bank Bldg au ccin
des rues Robert ct 4eme tous les
iiours (dimanches exceptes) de 9
heures du matin q une heure de
lapres-midi, pour en- prendre con-
naissance.
En- cas- d'empechement, les in
t6ress6s pourront expliquer par
lettre, leur satisfaction vis-a.vis les
autorit6s militaires ou maritlmes,
il leur sera dome connaissance de
CO ou'ils auront a faire pour rec
tifier leur situation.
L'Agent consulaire de France.
+. G. BOUCHER
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ETATS-UNIS.

-D'apres le onziame rapport
annuel de la commission des bihli-
otheques gratuites, il ny a que
quatre localities dams le Massachu-
setts qui mont pas de bibliotheque
publique.
Woodsville, n. FL. Jean Cote,
un bncheron, a etc trapp6 par un
arbre quill venait d'abattre, dams
le bois de Landau. II a eu le era
ne fracture ct a expire dams lie
cours de papres-madi.
Clinton, Me.,-Jacob Dearborn
Mari. age de So ans, cultivateur,
habitants a huit mile de CO village
a tue ses trois enfants avec une ha-
che au moment Oh la famille, con-
tente ct paisible, sortait de table,
q midi.
Coldbrook, Elizabeth Ann Nara
more, femme de Frank Naramore,
un pauvre scieur de bois de CO vii
lage, tue ses six enfants puis ell
le a essay6 de SO donner la mort,
elle'mourra probablement.
Dams le ssNorth American Re-
view, livraison du mois de mars,
Mgr. Ireland, archeveque de St
Paul, public un article remarqua-
BILE sur la "Principaut6 civiIe du
Pape'' "The Pope's Civil Prince
DOM. L'6loquent pr6lat fait res
sortir avec force la n6cessite de
Independence temporelle gu Sou
verain Pontife.
Burlington, Vt.-Un curieux
phenomena Went de SO produire lei
J. F. Gault, age do 30 ans, await
une chevelure luxuriante. Or, un
soir en- Sc poignant, ses cbeveux SO
mirent a tomber, ct le matin, q 8
heures il ne lui en- restait plus
qu' 'un bouquet q pocciput.
Les m6decins de cette vile me
peuvent expliquer cette chute 81
rapide des cheveux de Gault.
Boston, On c6l6br6 avec
beaucoup .d'6olat le l25e anniver-
saire de l'6vacuation de Boston
par les troupes anglaises. On cal
cule que pas moins de 100000
personnes ont WI la grande parade
militaire a laquelle ont pris part
l'amiral Sampson, le gouverneur
Crane ct autre parsonage distin-
CUES.
-Embo1tant le pas apr6s le
Massachusetts, le Connecticut ct le
Mississippi, le Maryland Went, par
la voix de sa Legislature. de res
treindre le droit de vote aux citoy-
ems sachant lire la langue du pays.
La loi electorate qui a etc adop-
tee a cette fin, ct don't Initiative
est due q Ia majorit6 d6mocratique
aura pour effet d'enlever le suffra-
ge a ENVIRON $4,000 6lecteurs.
Washington, -L'inauguration
de Pautorit6 civile aux lies Phili-
pines aura lieu le Ter Juliet.
Cette date Went d'6tre arr6t6e a
la suite du reeu dune d6peche du
juge Taft, president de la commits
sion, exposant quill sera impossl-
BILE de faire le enlargement plus tot.
On SO propose de c6l6brer le pas
sage de administration de parchi-
pei des autorit6s militares aux au-
torit6s civiles avec toute la pompe
possible a Mantle.
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