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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-09-06
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Mrs. j. Mock arrived last6a5 DR.
d y and our agent now wesrs a
Two by four smile. They expect
! lsir household goods in 4 ttw
days. ~., 49,. .4.s- f.55
A little daughter arrived to
brighton the homo of Mr.and Mrs
Swan johnson on Thursday last
Aug. 20 a 49,, ,,ss .aRss
Mrs. J. Loveless and daughter
of Wor Ellington were calling on
Org friends last Sunday.
The commencing Of school in
% has been postponed until next
Monday the 9th. ~: -. ..sI 3s.f
Miss Maud Beard of Worthing-
ton spent Sunday here visiting
friends Miss Maggie and Fannie
Deu:h. -. ..:z;.
Vic Anderson and wife left
Monday to attend tho state fair,
Postmaster King has made some
changes in his store having moved
the postoffce cabinet up near the
front. 49,,
. Cramer Bros, of Worthington
are putting down we'll for "A.
Bjornstad this week. = =
G.. W. Dealand and wife loft
Tuesday for few days at the
state fair. '2.'
W., B. Royse is treating his
house to q fresh coating of green
w. q. Fletcher of Sioux Fails
was in town on business tho first
of the week. .@&92
L. W. Enos returned home
Monday after q two weeks visit
relatives in Iowa. They also took
in the Iowa state fai: during their
absence. .e'ssA
The ditchers are now at work on
Vic Anderson's place. 1t is quite
cnriositv tn sen thu az oxan mil the
giant pillow which throws a furrow of
2 feet deep and 4 #. wide.
&c. Anderson has some we'll
diggers employed digging for water
and are attended with a little bad
luck having went Gown 100 It. in one
place and had to give up. They have
now started in new place. l:&
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Presbyterian Church SERVE

Presbyterian Church Service.
There will be no preaching service
in this Church, Sabbath school and
Christian Endeauor as usual also mid
week prayer meeting' The Quartette
Choir of this chuich will give
Sacred Concert SaturdaG evening
Sept. Is. Program will appear next
week. The pastor, Rev. Wilson Aull
will preach on Sabbath Sept. 18th.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-09-06
Rock,a=Bye. Baby

These arc sweet words. but how uscl
pain and suffering they used to mean. 10
different now. Since Mothers Friend 49,
become known expectant mothers haNS
been spared much Of the anguish Of chiI1
birth. Moehoe's Frjoad Is Z liniments ~ ~
applied externally. II IS rubbed thoroughly
into the muscles Of the abdomen. Il giysk
: ::: :. md s:af IL; : .as ss:r 81
easily without pain. Mothers Frien1 r.
never taken internally. Internal rsnodIoD
At tlsis time DO more harm than eeod. sTlf e
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-09-06

The Gregg system of shorthand
taught in the Man. alto Commercial
College, can be mastered in half the
time required to maste4: any other
system.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-09-06

J. j. Parsons returned Wednesday
from business trip to Hills.
40. aenricks Of Adrian was a
county seat visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. McC lanahan of St. Louis is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. J. Ramage.
For first class work go to the
Worthington Steam:L Laundry. Goods
call for and delivered to any part of
the city. Phone 1923.
Mrs. W. J. Do,ghsrty of Rush
more is visit ing parents, James Glib
son.
a. P. Darling is building three
tenement houses in a row in the
'Clary Addition.
Burlington Restaurant for rent.
Also house for rent.
Mrs. D. w. Chute
Walter Collins has put up a barn
south of Mrs. :'Hyland's residence and
will build house in tho near future.
1fyoung ladies think sores, pimples,
and red noses look we'll with bridal
veil and orange blossoms, it's right.
Yet Rocky Mountain Tea would drive
them away. 35c. F. A. Grozingsr.
L. T. stoutemeyer of Onarga, ILL.,,
accompanied by cousin, Mr.. Graves
arrived here Wednesday to look after
his farm interests.
Miss Beadle returned Tuesday to
the millinery store OF Mrs. E. P.
Webb. Her many friends will be
glad to zee her back, again.
Into each life some rain must fall,
Wise PEOPLE don't sit down and
bawl;
Only fools suicide or take to fight,
Smart people take Rocky Mountain
~ Tea at night ~ ;
F.A. Grozinger.
The Burlington has added an ex-
ira coach to their train between here
and Lake Park, which be a great
convenience to- tho patrons of that
line.
Mrs. J. L. Jones and Charley left
for their home at Worthlngton We'd
nesday morning after a few days.
visit here.-Pipestone Star.
W. P. Reed left Tuesday for
Browns Valley where he has purchas-
cd three eighties and goes there to
erect new build;ngs, preparatory to
moving.
Henry Stevens Of Franklin county
Ia, has barn and a woodshed built
on a lot opposite NJ. P. Mann's and
for a resident. When
the house is completed he will move
ere. He now owns a farm in this
vicinity.
The many friends of James s.
Ramage will be panied to learn that
be met with painful accident one
day last week. He was out fishing
with company of friends at Yon-
Gala, Oregon, where he slipped and
fell breaking one Of bis arms causing
him considerable pain as we'll as in
convenience. Mr.. Ramage has host
Of friends here who wish for him a
speedy and permanent recovery.
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$l8.4O.

That is the G.. A. r. rate to Cleve
land, Ohio and return from via B. G.
r. & N. Ry.
Tickets on sale. $3.50 9, good to
until Oct. 9Th, 1901.
Low Rates from Cleveland to Buff.
alo and return via rail or lake.
For full particulars call and see
me. - A. w. Little,
Agent, B., C. X. & N. Ry,
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Don't wait until you become
chronically oonstipated but take De-
Witts:Little Early Risers now and
then. They will keep your liver and
bowels in good order. Easy to, take
Safe pills. F. A. Groelnger.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-09-06

Write tho Curtiss Business College
and Gregg Shorthand School, Boston
Block, Minneapolis, Mimi, for full
particulars az how to better yourself
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-09-06

Found-Black Cape. Call at THIS
o flee.
EFF. Harrington of Sheldon was
in town Wednesday.
DR.. Geo. o. Moore is expected
home next week Tuesday.
Miss Edith Schancks is visiting in
Minneapolis, the guest OF Mics Pearl
Drake.
Mark Sharp and wife, Arthur Bod
dy and Ross Baxter. loft Monday
morning for St.Paul.
Unusual prayer meeting at the M.
E. Church Thursday evening All
are cordially INVITED. -. 49,,
Earl Cutler and wife, left Thurs
day for the cities to take in tho fair
and the numerous other sights.
= Asnever-faiiing' cure for cuts, burns
scalds. ulcers wounds and sores is
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. A most
soothing and healing remedy. for all
most soothing and heeling remedy
for all ekin affections. Accept only
the genuine. F. A. Greezinger.
Wu. Mcclure who has been en-
ployed in this Office for some time
has accepted position in the Globe
Office.
J. Fitchgerald offers $26 reward
for information of the whereabouts
of his son, Grever, who mysteriously
left home.
James Hastings and Wilbur Hast
ines, of Sparland, illinois, brother
and nephew of VIM. Hastings, are
visiting at the home of the latter
Wednesday morning Mrs. G. A.
For bes found her deer, which had
straved, shut up in the yard. How
the animal came there she is at loss
to account for.
Burks Big Pavilion Uncle Toms
Cabin Co., with their excellent band
and orchestra will exhibit on ground
used by Gentrys Dog & Pony Show
saturday evening Sept, 9TH. The
Company number thirty artists and
musicians giving concert rendition
of the great drama interspersed with
bright and sparkling musical gems
nv Prof. Crosly's superb orchestra
onen air band concert at 2 and 7:5O p.
~ Admission 25cts., children 15cts.
Vitality, nerveslike steel, clear eyes
active brain, strength and happiness
comes to those who take Rocky
Mountain lea made by Madison
Medicine Co. 35c. F. A. Grozl'ger'
Are YOU interested in a good bust
meas education! The Minnesota VAL
lev Commercial Schools have depart
,nents that cannot be e1celled by any
in the Northwest. Scnools ~ 40"
Ulm and Marshall, MINI. Send stor
particulars.
Camo Near Being a Cripple
Josh Westhafer, of Loogootee, lnd:,
10 poor man, but he says he would
not be without Chamberlain ram
Balm if il cost five dollars a bottle
for it saved him from beng crippled
No external application is equal to
this liniment for stiff and swollen
Joints, contracted muscles, stiff neck
sprains, and rheumatic and muscular
pains. II. has also cured numerous
cases Of partial paralysis. 1t is for
sale by all druggists.
= -. - at"~.
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Episcopal Church.

Morning prayer and sermon 1915
a. m., evening prayer and sermon 8
p. m. w. Perry Thomar
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Baptist Church,

B8pt1St CHURCH, E97'aassG
Morning SUBJECT "From bondage
to freedom with Paul" Evening
!" Pracial Christianity. Tho 0rches!
ira and Junior Choir in the evening.
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Congregational Church.
Worship with preaching at 1916
a. N. and 8. p. NJ.
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MARKET 7o-3oEt.
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LOCAL NEWS F
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Daily Weather Report.

CHICAGO Sept. 4 g. a.. N
Generally fair tonight
and Friday except posi-
bly, showers in northeast
portion, cooler Friday.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13
BY Alderman duBignon,

Be it, and it 10 hereby resolved by
the mayor and aldsrmen Of the city Of
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13

Brunswiok, Ga, April 10 1901.
Ts Mayor and Council,
City of Brunswick.
Gentlemen:
Your committee on light and water
beg to recommend that the Gas lights
now IN use at the Fire Department
Headquarters, and at the Police Head
quarters or City Guard House, be
changed to Electric lights, for the fol-
lowing reasons: the c 8 OF the present
gas lights for the Police Headquarters
averages per month. ........... $12. 2.95
Fire Department Headquarters
averages per mon'h. %
1920
Cost OF 6 all night 16 Z. P. Eco
trio lights Police Headquarters 4. 80
Cost Of 8 all night 16 c. P. Dleo-
trio lightS Fire Headquarters. 9.25
6. 76
Difference In favor of Electric
hghts. .....,............. $l2 45
Besides this the all night Electric
lights in the City Hall clook ,tat are
now costing the city $1.s0 each per
month or $500 per month for the eight
lights, will be, reduced to rs cents each
by special arrangements with the Light
and Water Company, If the olty takes
as many as 16 lights or over, for the
use Of the departments. Now the saw
ing on lighting the City clock, under
this new arrangement will be 46 cents
per light or $500 per month, which
added to the difference between the
cost Of gas at present at the Fire and
Police Headquarters and the cost cleo
trio lights amount to $16 05.
From this however would have to be
deducted the cost of wiring the two
departments, which can be done fer
SIS 90 and aftsr this is considered the
saving to the city will be $l605 for
each and every month or $192 90 per
annum.
Respectfully submitted,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13
SAID THAT TAYLOR
Is NOV KIDNAPPED
Much Excitement In Old
Kentucky
ONLY A RUMOR YET
II True 1t Is Said That an Attempt
Will Be Made TO Free Him
At 0noe.

Lexington, April 12-Great excite
msnt was caused today by the an
nounoemsnt that Governor Bsokham
had ordered out several companies of
infantry and 1t was said that Taylor
had been kidnapped In Indianapolis and
was on his way to Kentucky, where he
would be tried for the murder of Gov
ernor Goebel.
1t Is openly asserted that II Taylor
has besa caught an sfford will be
made to free him by bis friends and
trouble 10 expected.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13
PROHIBITION IS
TO Be THEIR CRY
May Be a Warm Election
Held Here Soon
THE LAW ON THIS SUBJECT
Dry Forces Would Have to Get
Gully One Hundred and Sixty
Names to q Petition.

Unless all signs fail there will be ,
prohibition Sa.sOtion in Glynn county
Sefore the end of the next sixty days.
Ffs ,TBH'-cALI learns from re-
liabl source that the Law and and Or.
der League is now contemplating such
. step and as to whether such an cleo
tion !. to be held Is entirely IN their
hands as the law on this subject states
that where q prohibition election is to
be held Oq, t'ntsh of the resi'tsssd
voters must s,En a petition and the Oo-
dinAry 10 compelled to order the elec-
tisn within forty days after he is pre-.
sentsd with such q petition.
The registered voters in this county
number something ever sixteen hun.
dred and 1t will probably be an easy
matter to get one hundred and sixty to
sign petition to the ordinary.
There is some talk Of a compromise on
the early closing. 1t was rumored yes
terday that there would be some kind
of an arrangement made but whether
or not .this rumor 10 true only those on
the inside know. If there should be
an election here IL 10 safe to predict
that it would be warm, 90 there are
good wire pullers on bath sides.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13
RESOLUTION.

RESOLUTION.
By Alderman Newman
Be 1t and 1t is hereby resolved. by
the aldermen OF. the city Of Brunswick,
in council assembled, that the dock
and hArbor master shall be paid a SAL
ary OF s75 90 per month. .llAdop,ed.
An election was then held for dock
ana harbrr master and Capt, B. A.
Fahm declared duly elected,
All bills properly approved and su-
dited, were read and ordered placed in
course of settlement. Adjourned.
W. F. SymonS,
CLERK of Council.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13

nrnnswiok, in council assembled, tha,
the sum OF seven thousand (s7 ,OcM dol.
lF' be borrowed for the purpose of
paying an outstanding Indebted ness
OF the city for said amount AID the
mayor is hereby authorised to execute
note for said ,um iu ths name of tbs
mayor and council, to be payable with.
IN three monthS ard to bear lnterest at
rate not greater than eight Der cent
par annum. Adopted.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13
Virginia Primaries.

hichnond, Va, April ll-Primaries
fer election Of candidates to the Con-
stitutional Convention will be bald
throughout the State tomorrow. In
many counties several Democratic
candidates have bsen nomi ated.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13
THE OFFICIAL REPORT
Many Matters Of Interest to the
General Public Came Up
Before Them.
REGULAR MEETING.

Brunswick, Ga, April IL, 1901,
Present: Hon. N Emanuel, Mayor.
and Aldernsn du BiEnon, Bio ood worth,
Calhoun. Newman, Brissenick, Mo-
Gsrvey and Cox.
Minutes Of last meeting real and
confirmed.
Mr.. Albert M. Smith was duly
elected to I'LL vacancy in beard of al
dsrmen.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICA-
TIONS:
From e. D. MoEwen, ct. at, asking
that time be extended for commencing
work on electric railway until August
1st. Referred to Special committee.
From e. Harper, to erect four dwell.
ings on Old Town lot No. 472; J. w.
Owens. dwelling on New Town lot
No. 1917, and J. N. Harrison, to repair
frame building on New Town lot No.
1877, were all granted.
From A. Kaiser & Bro, to build
metal covered shed on Old Town lot
No. 1872. Committee on Building Per-
mit..
L. Goldsmith, for frame awning,
corner Gloucester and Grant streets
Committee on Building Permits.
T. J. Hardaway and others, to have
light placed on Reynolds street, bt-
tween Monk aud Mansfield. Commit
tee on Light and Water.
w. s. Greene, receiver, in regard
to electric light and pumping station.
Committee on Light and: Water.
Mrs. M. Baker and sthers, asking
that COW ordinances be amended.
Tabled.
P. Higdon. to transfer saloon Ii
csnse from 336 Oglethorps to 400 Bay
street. Granted.
Rev. E. A. Dslegal asked permits
sion co address Council in regard to as
sistanoe in erecting IN orphans' home.
At the conclusion of bis appeal the
matter was referred to q Special COM
mittee.
Resignation Of W. E. Synons as
city clerk was read and accepted. With
regrets of Council.
His Honor the Mayor explained the
advisability Of having a telephone at
police station, and It was decided to
have one placed there.
Petition from A. v. Wood and 174S
others, asking that the pending ordi>
nance in regard to carly closing of sa-
looms, be passed. Received.
All Of the liqaor'dsalers In the city,
wholesale and retail, with one excep-
tion, presented 4 petition asking that
said ordinance do not pass, 90 they
had taken out licenses under existing
ordinance without any knowledge Of
an attempt to change same, and sug-
gssting that they should bs protscted
10 the enjoyment Of such rights Until,
at least, the present term expires
Reserved.
REPORTS.
From F, z. Twitty, city attorney, in
reference to ejeotment procssdings oil
Mr'. Eolia DarfOrth. admx., VS..
Mayor and { 1unoil, read and referred
to Special committee.
Special commit 7" on printing Of
city code reporte that bid OF r. A,
Mullins was the lowest submitted, and
work had been awarded to him.
FROM FINANCE COMMITTEE.
Brunswick, Ca, March 40, 1901.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13
RESOLUTION,
BY Aldern q duB!gnon.

BY Aldern . duBignon.
Be it, and j, hereby resolved, by
the n''9%fib td'Fn.n of the oity of
BrunsT @,in Council assent mbled, that
from md after this date no mem Der of
ma pr and council Of the city of Brun.-
glOl is authorized to contract for any
Rew' work exceeding 325.Oo or so pur-
chase sEy new material for. any Of the
departments Of the city without the
authority Of the said mayor and ooun-
oil, In council assembled, being first OBJ
tanned. In any case of emergency,
however. that may arise, the chairman
of the oomnittee of such department
together With ths mayor and chairman
Of the purchasing committee may act
such action to be approved by council
at Its next regular meeting.
Adopted.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13

10 establish the office of dock and
nAroor master, to prescribe the duties
and authority Of such officer and for
other purpesss, Read third time and
adopted.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13
FOR A LONG SLEEP.
A Subject To Enjoy Natures Sweet Repose
For Fifty Hours.

The Bcons-Yske Co.. will tonight at
80 p. m. In one of Butts large show
windows put subject in hypnotic
sleep for the spsee of fifty hours. This
subject will be awakened on the stage
OF the opera huring the performance
on Monday night. Boone 10 consider
ca one OF the world q greatest mind
readers and hypnotists, and will amuse
the audience In great numpsr of wsys.
The advance sale OF seats is large and
no doubt crowded house will witness
this novel and. .interestip q performauoe
On Monday afternoon a mind reading
test will be given, the test will be given
at Butts drug store.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13
ORDINANCES.

Regulating the hours of opening and
closing saloons and other purposes.
Read second time.
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13

Brunswick, Gs., April 8, 1901.
To the Mayor and Council, City OF
Brunswick
Gentlemen IL beg to report that
the account of the Acting Treasurer
w. r. Symons. has bsen carefully
examined for the month OF March,
1901, and the sams has been approx cd
By me. This statement gives In detail
every item Of receipts and disburse-
msnts.
Respectfully submitted.
J. e. do Bisnen,
Chairman Firanoe Commit.ee,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13
Brunswick, Ga, April 10 1901
To the Mayor and Council,
City of Brunswick.

To the Mayor and Council,
City Of Brunswick.
Gentlemen:
Your Committee on Light and Water
to whom was referred the petition Of
z. M. Dart, ct al calling attention to
the removal Of the electric light from
near the cen9er of the intersection Of
Cochran Avenue and George street,
and asking that the position of said
light be changed to that which IL form.
srly occupied, beg to report that the
light referred to was removed from III
original position in order to leave cleal
the right-ef-wsy granted to the Bruins.
wick 3 Birmingham railway, and that
the light now occupies a position cen
trally to George street and near the
western side Of Cochran Avenue, which
is in the judgement of your committee
under the circumstances, In a suitable
position to give the results.
Your committee would recommend
however, that iu future should IL b,
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13

necessary to remove any Of the city
lights, electric or gas, from their pre-.
sent position that this be done BY the
Light and Water company under the
direction Of Council, or II It should be
necessary for prompt action, under the
direction Of your committee, and that
the Clerk Of Connoil be, aud he is here
by instructed to SO notify the Light
and Water Company.
Respectfully submitted,
J. z. duBIgnon, Vices Chairman,
Light and Water Coommittsee
Clerk instructed to notify Light and
Water company.
Committee of building permits name
a verbal report on application Of L. c..
Marlin to build q frame awning and
piazza In frount OF building at corner
Of Monk and Newcastle streets, recon-
msnding that same be granted, q bal
lot was taken with following results.
Aye Cox, Blood worth, Calhoun,
and MoGarvey.
Nay-duBignon, Newman, Briess.
nick and Mayor Emanuel.
Necessary favorable vote hot hav>
ing been obtained, petition was rsfus.
nPY
The Brunswick times-call., 1901-04-13

Bruins wick

Brunswick
Qentlemen:-The itemized statement
Of Acting Treasurer w. +. Symons, for
the month of February, 1901, giving in
fall oil receipts and disbursements, has
bsen carefully examined, and the same
approved by me.
Respectfully submitted,
J. E. du B'gnon,
Chairman Finance Committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-08-18

An effort is also being made to have
a better display Of the minerals Of the
state than there has been at other state
fairs Letters have been sent by Sec
retary. Sears to d number OF the gead-
fng. mine managers, Offering 10 pay the
freight on exhibits of minerals sent di-
rect from the minas to the Aair. The
mining exchange viii cooperate in
this matter. II is suggested that large
sums have been expended at different
times to make displays of Utah's miner
ais AT fairs outside the state, ana that
it would be good policy TO make better
displays at the fairs right at home,
where many visitors from outside the
state would examine them.
Secretary Sears is in receipt OF let
ter from J. W. Wright. secretary Of
the state board OF horticulture, stating
that he is working hard tor a good
fruit exhibit for the state this year,
and has assurances Of success. A new
thing at the fair this year that VIII
arouse interest, Mr.. Wright thinks, VIII
be the display made by the fruit evap-
Grating plant just built at Ogden. Jo-
seDb Stanford, the chairman Of the
board of county commissioners of We
Der county, also writes that the officers
and people OF his county are taking a
deep interest in the coming fair Secre-
tarv Sears went TO Ogden yesterday to
hold q conference with the Weber coun-
ty commissioners