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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18

patronatsrent iiber Sehn Wobnititgen
bur4 3ereabe ether 9ppotbet nur 49,.
600 Marf.-Beibe 8eine absefdbren
ipurben benz 8remier Golbidmibt auf
benz 8oblenbabnbof. gr itnrb mad
atpei Stunben.
Gbemnib. Die Stabtperur5nes
ten senebmisten bic Initellrms bon 8
S9uldraten unb nabmen bic Stiftung
bon 100000 Mart an, pelhe her In
DRESDEN per{torbene Or. meh. Grentel
Der Stabt gum 8au bon Mrbeitertpobs
nungen perma1t bate.
@robf9Dnau H.. Die bieiise Sbers
lauiiber Webf9ule begann %unldngit
ibren 35. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Die Mns
ftalt bat ii9 gu elmer muftersiltisen
bOberen Sadi6ule Der 2einenz unb
8aumpoIpeberei fopie bes Muiterz
Sei6nsns emporsearbeitet.
2eipsis. Ser &erbanb beutf9er
5anblunsssebilfen bielt bier in @egen.
mart bon 1874 Mitgliebern, bic 1874
Stimmen b%ertratsn, feline 10. 9enerals
per1ammluns ab. Der @erbanb adblt
1896 Mitglieber, fem @ermDsen be-
trGgt 1,582,060 Marf, Der He9nunes>
iiberf9ub belief fi9 i'm Derflohenen
Sabre auf $1,000 Mart. Reu bin5uses
treten iinb 1920 Mitslieber.
Marfneufir9er. en- elmer
@rreftaelle bes t0nisli9en Qmtsseri9ts
erbGnste ii9 Der 9ausbefiber MusuSt
@ditein aus Woblbalien.
3midau. Die alase Der beim lebs
ten 8ersarbeiterausitanbe i'm bieiisen
Rebisre semabreselten 8e~rgarbetter
.gesen bic Iusemeine &nappi9dftsz
peniionstahe Sreiberg uuf 3uriidaabz
lung Der bon ibnen seleiiteten aaHens
betrdse purbe bonn Rei9sseri4t absez
Ifriefen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
3man3t8 Sabre TN Doctors
@dnbem.
Gin eisentbimli9er Taa.
nnb bic eabsiltise 9eiluns.

Solsenbes S9reiben an Or. Better
Sabrnep, Chicago, 3d., ipridt fur
fi9 ielbft.
Goal SIN, Dirt, 81. Seq. 1890.
Wertber 9err Sabrnep!
Sd fible mid uerphi6tet, in Bee
treff Sbres 10 mertben Seilmittels,
glutbeleber, gu beri6ten unb Sbnen
au9 m~itsutbeilen, mas mid beposen.
fat fir bieie Webisin gu ididen. Wst=
ne Srau mar felt srpansis Sabren
frdnflid unb flagte INNER iiber
S6mersen auf ber gruit unS i'm Mos
gen; balb in Der re9ten unb balb in
ber linten settle. l3umeilen batte tie
Obnma@tsanfdue unb beitdnbis cine
beleste 3unse. sic bate gar feinen
@ppetit une mar, wie seiast, flasenb
unb niebersei6lasen in einem fort.
Selbitperitdnbli6 lit idon man6er
arst sebrau@t morben, unb felt mir
nod 4merifa famen, 1880, mar lie
sroBtentbeils ni6t obne Mebisin, ent=
ueber patentzW ebisin ODER pom Sofz
tor, mas ibr seitmeilise ~9inberung
ueri@afte, Biz i@ sufdais spei Sabre
surid einen y&ranfenboten" gu leien
betam, mas bas gerlansen in urs am
reste, aud BEN 8lutbeleber einmal gu
ueriuden. go ianbte i9 bann i'm les=
ten Stunt fur elm 0ueenb sroBe Sla,
iGen glutbeleber, uel9e i6 am 27.i
Stunt empfins. Nadbem meine Srau
einise Soirn senommen bate, ba
sinsen mebrere feline @irm6en, nell
DE elm fades slusieben batten, pen
einem balben Bis gu einem 3oG 9dn>
sc, brei Bo@en lang BEL iebem stubLE
gang pom ibr ab. Oie 3abl betrdst
melt mebr rpie bunbert, unb ba auf
etnmal fam elm ganbwurm BON IA
SUB sdnse, ruel6en mir in alfpbof :
aufbemabrt baben. Na6bem sinsen
ab unb gu nod fleine @irmer Of,
rpel9e Dem &ni@ein nod Sbei(6en
BON bieIem 8anbmurm paren.
@ott let Sant! Wir f0nnen iasen,.
baB ite iomeit p6uis berseiteut lit unb
lreroen mena mOsli9, ni6t mebr ebne
ben glutbeleber in ~unierer Samilie
lein. Mit auer So6adtuus,
Ginfe-
Sornt's Nlpenfrduter glutbelebe1
reinist Bic @ebdrme unb ipornt baS
san5e SpItem 81 neuer Sbdtisfeit ara
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18

Germ Seder : 9aas lit fdufi6 sum
Preiie uon 20, 600 .Sr. in bic 6dnbe
beS Serrn @atrp aus 9oitert ilberse=
sansen, weldler in Seeborf cine beSsu=
tenbe Sanbelsmible erridten miro
Ser dlteite Sirser in Saiienbeim lit
bieier Sage in Der FeriOn bes S6idb=
risen Sob. &rier gu @rabe setra9en
porben. = Der Sobn bes Qderers
Sans pom Nnselsburs uurSe, als er
Die Mtl9 mad Der Central clteret-
in Weri6 brtnsen wolIte, pom ieinem
@asen sei6leubert unb lebensseidbrz
lid uerlest. = Sn @ilmerbinsen bat
Ser @emeinbe Hatb elm altes @obu=-
baus nit @arten gum Yreiie pom 5000
Nranfen ansefauft, I'm on belaster
Stelle elm neues Sdulbaus 81 e1ri6=
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
EfCak.Sof6rin9em.

Strabburg. Ser orbentlt6e
profeFor an Der unineritdt 9alle,
9r. 9ermanr Seblins, tpurbe gum
orbentliden profefor an Der mebtatnt>
iden Gatultdt Der l1ntberfitdt Strabs
burg ernannt.-Oer friibere poliaets
fommtFGr unb fpdtere Snbaber zines
neutrality-suspicious. unb SteGenz
neutrality-suspicious., nlri4 &ofenz
blatt, eri9ob In einem @nfa1 bon
gtferiudt feine friibere gbefraa So
banna Neumanr, bon Der CT bur9 Sc
ridtsbef9lub sefdteben tpar. Ser
MSrber tpurbe perbaftet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
Gas Hpthc ittt @Itttc

1T bas j3ciden bes 9ebens, Der lebensiGbi9en
Strait, Ser StGrfe, welhe bas 9eben belist,
Der StGrfs, pel6e bas 9eben lit. @enu bas
&otbe na6lGBt, lit Sas 2ebeu idwa6. Die
9%ebensseiiter linS i6wa6, Der SOrper lit
i6wa6. Scott's Cob 0ebertran madt bas
Slut roth unh sibt benz SOrper 9ebeu. Gs
ut Bic Nabruns, bic Der WtIstel uno ben
Smo6en urb Dem 9terp beisebraht uirb. Gs
eibt Sud bic Weiiteridaft iiber @ure se=
ip0bnli6e Gabrun9 = as lit mas Sbr polt.
gSas lit bas 9eben pertb, penn Ssbr Sud wie
einen Ssnpaliben %bebanbeln miiBt. &otb I'M
Slut! &erIdaiit Gn9 cine rotbe Sarbe -Ses
HJ,ttpS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
3raumf6weis. An9aft.

S91ningen. Neuli9 perlirs
sliidte auf Der 9emif9en Gabrtt beim
@erlaben bon Diinser Der Mrbeiter
Miiaer 10 f9per, baB er auf benz
Sransporte na9 benz &rantenbaufe
ftarb.
9ernburs. Weser eines Ginz
bru9es tpurbe Der 7Oidbrtse Mrbeiter
Srtebri9 Meibltng, Der bereits nit sc
Sabren 3u9tbaus beitraft tporben mar
unb bapon Al Sabre berbiibt bat. ndbs
renb tbm 15 Sabre auf benz @nabenz
''ene s%rfnffen porben tparen. bon Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
Ga lit Isidt, out au fiblen.

un,ablise Eauieube baben einen
fur i6ren &orper in Or. Sings
2ife 8ius ~sefunben, mel6e pos
litip llnperbauli9feit, franfes &opf=
ueb, S9winbel, @elbiu6t, Walaria,
8edlelfieber unb ale 0ebers unb Ma=
bailen; rein pflansenartis
fneipen ME nod idmdden tie. Sour
25 Gents in 80. S. 9ubn's @potbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
Tarii ia %perfamfen.

Meine $50 ader sroBe, a Meilen iiibweitz
lid pom Cant Centre 9ele9ene Surm inter
9iiuiti9eu Sebiu9unsen 81 uerfaufen. $50
slder inter Yflus; idwere 9ebmbobeu uno
quite @ielen. @ebGube fat nelI. Sarrn II
&ntben pom S6ule, in wel6er beutider lno
euslilder unterri6t ertbeilt wiro. A0bereS
BET Senrp Slim a II,
l9.4t Salf Centre, Mium.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
Me&fem6nrg.

S6merin. Inter entfpre9enben
Geierli9feiten trat biefer Sage Der
iugenbli4e @roBberaog Srtebri9
Srana ber @ierte na9 @rrei9ung Der
@robidhristeit bic @esierung an. Mus
benz Mnlafe erlieb er eine Mmneftte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
Of0enburd,

SIbenburg. Ober=poftraib b.
&empsft, lansidbrises Mitslteb Der
bieiisen aaiierlt6en Sberzpoftbirefs
ton, Der IN ieinen iiinseren Sabren
benz meritunii4en 9eere als Offiaier
anaeh0rt latte,I TT aeitorben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
Mehr .uls erwartet ,uurbr.

Souma.. 9a.. Del. '9s.
Sd babe Vahor 6Snis's SisrpeusS tartsr oft smpioblsn
uub INNER mebr grfols bapou ssisben. oils srpartst
wurbs. Sine Jrau wel&s 70 beitis on S~r6mpien unb an
Sdlailofsteit lit. baB Re nidt mebr bapon bsir,it su
WsrSsn ~slanbis. nabm nur " Slaids BACON nno 1T nun
~iberSeust, Sab ibr Der RsrpensS tarter bas rebsn rst:s,s,
and CAB Id ibn einem gerridtsn. Der INNER meiats.
mon moaie ibn umbrinsen; sr par in sinissu aassn
turirt. ). Dolet. Hiarrer
1890 Glider Ctr, ct. e,onis. Deg. DS.
I'D mar 10 merpos, bab Id nidt mebr i4reiben ,cnnte,
N,sine G d,pciter smpiabl mir gator Ronis's ssrren.
Siar,sr. = Slaidsn bapou turirisn mid uoatansi3
m.iue sGpcIter unb cine dreuuoin roaren aud babuyd
turirt morben. Srau WG. 3. parberuif.
elm >mertbpnIss Bud 1ar glerpenIetbeuoe
"I11 nirb Sebem Der e8 cerlan9t .augeianot.
CIV Mrme erbaIten aud BITE Webi3tn nmionit,
Sick Wlebiain purbe ieit benz Sabre 1876 cGi SEA
Sp6p. Qaftor 2bnig. Sort Wapue. Snb. ~3Ibereitet
tinb jest unter feiner Mnipeiiune BON Der
koENIG MEDICINE co.,
SSS Randolph ST., CHICAGO, ILL.
Bet Mpethetern su baben tiis
$500 Ste Gtaid)es. G0!!etden fur $500;
eroBe $1.75. 6 fas $500.
gu baben BET Wtartin MolitOr. ct. Gloub
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
Sa6Cen.

DRESDEN. Cine S9enfung i'm
Wertbe BON 100000 Mart bat cine
Dame aus England benz bieitsen &Dz
nislidsn 3unitsenerbemuieum iiberz
tpiefen.-0ie Oresbener 9arbinenz
unb Spisen>M anufaftur= 4ttiensefeaz
ffeft fiferte iih fir ihre Mrbeiter elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18

ttten,
2eibenbefatter.

Gem 9ublifnm BON ct. Soispb unb ,eruss
aeeenb CUR Ga6ri6t, baB ib eirl 9ei6ey-.M.s
itaftumsssei6dft er0fiuet babe uno itet. ietWIe
ausuablSS Sarge porrdtbis baben werbe. 90. Iib=
Greile ioGen Sic benfbar niebristen ieir1 ~
@lld elnpieble i9 mid oils @a9enmader.. TT
8eo. Yfaunenltei n- Iz
19=4t ct. Solepb, Stearns Co., Mium.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
Mprnp,tkrf ni@t euer 2ebeu nit 9aren
OS<1SNVS& ttn6 Gaudeu BON SabQfi

SAS lbnnt bon i.ber Gorm hes Saboisenn7es Iet1t
9ebeiIt unb 9eiMn6, ftart. ~au3itbenb un6 oon bon Geben
unb 0ebensfroft merben, ipenn lbs NO.TO.BAO
asbron@t has f@ma8e Wdnner Part ua&t. 0itle q.
ptnneu jeRn pfunb In aebn Gasen. Dtebr oIs 6OO,s
600 eebeiIt BET allen Mpptbetern. 6tilnn9 9orons
tisrt. Bd&lein nnb stot fret. Whrsfe: STERLING
REMEDY CO., Chicago pbee New York. 4S5
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
Sin Sal bon Tle6tsn uno 0rinhtot
ge6eilt.

Winblor, Ont, ben 10. San. 1909
1913 @inbior Npe. :
Or. 6. 8. @arner. = Sd bab,
Sbre Mii@uns uon Z Seilmitteln se=
gen einen i6ltmmen SledtenanfaG se=
brau6t. Sd sebraudte a6t Sluiden.
Die &rantbeit NOR %uouitdnbis per.
i9wunben. au9 sebrau6te i'd bieIel=
be fur mein fleines Mdbden, bas sebn
Sabre alt lit, unb iieben Slai6en unb
iieben Wittel beilten es; ibr Saar
wd@it wieber pra9tuoa. Sbr ersebe=
1er s. n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
GRUBER & co.

gauunternebmer lnb gambler III alien Sors
ten Salt, Cement, Ylaiter= Saare, @pps II. I.
10. @senten fir
vYatent @aa YIaiter."
9tur bic alerbeite @aare su ben niebrisiten
9reiien. go. 23-9. @uenle norbli9, ct.
Gloub, Wtinm. 15=3mt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18

Straffammer ipieberum INIT elmer
3u6tbausftrafe bon bier Sabren be-
Iedt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
9urembnrg.

= Der Qnmalt Selir S9aad iii
Oiefir9 ,purbe in leinem gette tobt
aufsefunben. Oer Seritorbene En-
rei9te elm Glitter pon So Sabren unb
lit etnem 9ersleiben erlesen. = Na6
furser &ranfbeit ita,b in Gontern Der
Pfarrer @olf i'm glitter pon 60 Sab
rem. gr wirfte bier felt 1ss4.-Sn
9oueri6 lit nit benz Ban zines 9laat:
baules besonnen morbeu. Die &dus
toiten betrasen etwa 100, 900 ST.. re=
gu banm nod bic Wsai9inen unb ion=
ittse ginri9tuns nit unsefdbr 60, 900
Sr. fommen. = Oils bic Nrbeiter nit
benz Iteberlesen bes 6odofens go. 1
in Oommel6insen tei6dftist waren,
bra9 cine Setter unb fielen BRET Ilbei=
ter aus betrd9tfi9er 9Obe bernnter.
giner betielben fam sdnsli6 unuers
lebt bauon, mdbrenb Der arb'iter
Sofman aus Sessen. einen arm brad
unb ser Mrbeiter 2amei9 aus Sou,=
melbinsen boHnunsslos oarnieberliest.
Der S6ifer @ilb. gaumann BON
@%afierbiuis murbe felt a6t @oben
uermibt unb lit iest feline sei6e I'M
Canal BEL &eims aufSefunben worben.
gs liest Elm llnfau Dor, benn er trus
nod lein gauges @elb bel ii6. : Sn
Solse zines SdlasFuiieS uerldieb
pl6slid bic 20idbrise So6ter bes
@roBbdnblers Sos. @eiter In Sid a.
5. Ils bas 9idbrise SObnz
den bes peritorbenen @irtbes @irs in
@aiIerbiais am nfer Der bodanses
idwoaenen Sauer lpielte, itiirSte es
ms @aiier un6 crtranf. - Die In
8eb6orf 9ele9ene &un6enmible bes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
S6weia.

8ern. Sas Selepbon lGuft benz
Selesrapben tmrner mebr bel, Stang ab.
Mls 8etpeis bafiir mag selten, hab i'm
sSabr 1900 i'm @ebiete ber g%tbseno1<
fenfdaft 20 Selegrapbenbureaus auf=
geboben unb bur9 9emeinbetelepbonz
i~tattonen nit grmd9ttsuns our @er=
mittluns bes Oepef9enbertebrs eriebt
tpprben finb.-8ei Der S9petser
8oltsbanf in Bern paren Biz Dor &ur=
gem fir bic Wttttpen unb Waiien Der
8uret, an 2tebesgaben 177,032 Srancs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES finb Der Nltz
9robratb Sorapz8ainon aus ct. SIM
rner unb Der gfarrer Mauerbpfer bon
Der SS%rrenanftalt Walbau.
3Irt9. Sds Sbergeri9t nerurz
tbeiltc ben 9rafen Mnbreas RabaD aus
8llbapeft ipesen i'm leBten CONNER
In 3irt9 begansener 8%etriisereien i'm
8etrase bon 1000 Srancs 5u einem
Sabre Mrbettsbaus unb sebniGbriger
2anpespsrpeiiung. Ser @ngeflaste
mar bon 2pnbon, pobin er sefli9tet
MAR nmanpIipfert nprben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18
Sriuet Cure G%ingepetoe nit Gastarets in
Sr6uuuG.

Ganbp Gatbartic beilt llnperbanli6feit fiji
INNER. 109., 259. @enn 6. e. 6. ni6t mid
bilft, seben bic alpotbefer bas @elb suriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-04-18

gu baben BET Martin Molitor. ct. Glor
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-01
Elk.

Farmers are anxiously waiting for
spring to come.
Gus Erickson and SOP have just re-
turned from trip north to look at
the cheap land. They are satis-
fed with Nebles Co. now.
B. F. Young got home last week
from. Oklahoma. Have not heard
whether he bought land or not.
J. Joynson has sold his farm to
Thos. Hagge and expects to start
soon on a prospecting trip to Okla
homa.
The library in dis. 8, is progress
finely the house being crowded, the
question last Tuesday was, "Resolved
the U. S. is Justified in Withholding
Freedom from Cuba. The negative
won. Dis. 6 also has a good literary
society, they meet every Thursday
evening.
The town board will meet Tuesday
at the clerk 8 house to settle with the
treasure. Spring election Mar. II
Dis. "a.
Mr.. Goose is losing his hogs with
cholera.
: The mumps are going the rounds
of the town now.
Geo. Staring has been breaking
colts lately.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-01

Too Many Applications from
Large Towns.
Since Mr.. Carnegie commenced
making gifts to cities for public libra
res. Many small towns have besn
in hopes they would be remembered
by the millionaire. The ambitious
town of Pipestone desiring to erect a
library sought the assistance of Mr..
Carnegie and wrote Congressman
McCleary to intercede for them. Be-
low is the answer to Mr.. McCleary's
letter:
New YORK Feb. 21, 1901.
Hon. }. T. MoCLEARY,
Washington, D. G.
Dear Sir:-1n reply to your letter
Mr.. Carnegie says that he has many
applications to consider from large
towns where library is of 50 much
more far reaching benefit, that he is
unable to take up the case of smaller
places, which require just as much
and often more, time and attention.
Respectfully yours,
JAS. BERTRAM,
P. Secretary.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-01

The most successful farmers buy
makes of farm implements. You can
get prices and terms that suit you at
Shanahan's, A safe place to trade.
I carry the same lines that J. ID. &
W. Humiston has for many years.
Nels Langseth departed yesterday
fol Hot Springs, Arkansas. going by
way of Illinois and Tennessee. He
expects to be gone for six weeks or
two months, and before returning in
tends to visit friends at Galveston,
Texas.-Round Lake Graphic.
You will save moneg if you
buy your paints, oils, and
wall paper at F A Groezing-
er & Co.'s
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-01
4 -
BigelOw.

No smallpox in Bigelow; all out of
quarantine. E. B. Forsythe is at his
place in the store.
One of Thorn Voss' twins is dead.
Nels Sorem is moving in E. B.
Michael's house. Glad to see them
come.
We listen to an able lecture by G.
W. Hall, principal of our school, and
he handled the subject without
gloves.
Jos. Kennedy is going to move on
the place vacated by Henry Loose
Mr.. Adams moved on Mr.. Frey's
place.
Lena Harrington is sick with cold.
Chas. Wahl from Fulda was in
town Monday.
VIM. Waterman come home from
Chicago Sunday after purchasing his
spring goods. Watch for them.
We have another stock of hardware
in town.
R. H. Wicks has got stock of fur
niture in his hardware store. Give
him call.
Miss Nina Wyatt has commenced
her school again in the Graves dis
trict.
The city ie in full blast again. Come
and get bargains.
What is it that lives in winter, dies
in summer and grows with it's roots
upward? Answer next week.
Go to G. A. Bacon's for pure drugs
The new barn that Yates & Leven-
holtz put up has got to be moved. Mr..
Trossle has changed his mind since it
was put up and wants it in another
place.
What is the use of voting for not
letting stock run at large fol they are
in the streets every day and in every
body's dooryard. Look out a little o
you will have something to pay on
them.
We have some fancy boxers in this
neck of the woods. If you don't be-
lieve it, come and give them trial. =
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-01
A New Charter.

Much has been said in orr village
about having new ordinances that
could be supported BY the law and
the present village council soon afte
entering upon their duties took up
the question, but nothing has teen
done. Every council has been con
fronted with an opinion that the pres
ent ordinances were defective and
they were compelled to handle all
questions affecting village affairs
very judicously and in fear. The
same obstacle has been met in court
when prosecuting offenders. How
long is this to continue and will the
situation grow better by deferring
action! twill not, but the village
officials will be- cornered some day
for want cf authority to sustain them.
1t has been proposed that the form
of city government be adopted, if this
is done every law applicable in the
state can be used in any case neces-
sary to sustain village interests to
the best advantage in accomplishing
the end sought. To do this would
require a petition signed by two
thirds of the voters. Marshall is
adopting this plan as will be seen by
the following from the News-Mes-
senger.
Upon another page will be found
the order of the Judge of Probate
making city of Marshall, and cal
ling for the first election of officers
on Tuesday, April End. This order
is issued upon the call of two-thirds
of the voters of the village in peti-
tion for city government.
There are many advantages to be
derived from city form of govern
ment. There will be new
charter and new ordinances. There
will always be two Numbers of the
old council upon the new council,
The city will be divided into two
wards, north and south of Main St .,
and each ward will have two alder
men. The council will have more
sway than heretofore; and greater op-
portunity to work for the material
benefit and improvement of the city.
We understand this plan does away
With voting upon the license ques-
ton, that question being settled by
thu alderman, the advocates of either
cause endeavoriug TO elect men that
will carry out the will of their con-
constituents.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-01
Public Sale.

One Deering 12-foot. self dump
hay rake, one 6-ft. Me-
Cormick Binder right hand cut, l GIFT
Standard mower, one GIFT. Deering
mower as good as new, l 16-in. walk
ing plow, l 14-in. Lacrosse gang
plow good as new, l combination
walking and riding corn plow with
4 and s shovel gangs, one 7-ft pull
verizer with 16-in. discs, l HAVANA
press drill good as new,1 Dain jun
ior hay stacker, l Dain hay gatherer
and rod breaking plow.
For terms and prices call on E. 2.
johnson, 3rd house north of M. E.
church on 9th St.
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$|35Il0!'|,0O|O|. ) !! !.
For Dayton Block, Minneapolis
Jno. s. Pillsbury the Pur-
chaser. s5

A deal was closed Thursday, Geo,
p. Dayton disposing Of the Dayton
block, Minneapolis, the land alone
bringing So, 900 per front foot. The
Minneapolis Journal says: r.
George D. Dayton, Of Worthmgton,
owner ef the Dayton block, at Mic
ollet and Sixth street, and much other
valuable property in Minneapolis, has
come out with a new and stronger
testimonial than ever of his faith in
the future of Minneapolis and the
value of Minneapolis property as an
Investment. p ~ -
Through Walter l.. Badger, who
acts as broker for parties, he kas just
sold the Dayton block to former
Governor John S. Pillsbury for an
even $35O,0O0, and in part payment
takes 80 unimproved lots in John T
Blaisdell's revised addition, which he
will shortly place on the market. Mr..
Pillsbury pays 100000 in cash and
the remainder is represented by the
Blaisdell property which is turned in
at the rate of about $1,000 per lot.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-01
P. Secretary.

The Celebrated Van Brunt Drills.
drills that never come back. Not
new thing, but has all the modern
successful improvements. Why not
buy the best when you can get them
at same prices that other dealers ask
for an inferior grade.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-01
Reading.

A. Rust, G. T. Bulick, w. M. Cline,
and R. j. Jones returned from Mar
shal county last Saturday. While
there they each invested in half a sec-
tion of prairie land. They report the
country rapidly filling up and the
prospect is that wild land will advance
at least So per acre March LIST.
The Anthracite comedy company
has been filing weeks engagement
at the hall. The troop is made up of
four persons who all are artists in
their respective lines. They also have
a number of we'll trained dogs which
they show at intervals. The quality OF
the entertainments is equal to many
fifty cent s hows and the boys should
be accorded good houses.
There was a party here last week
from lear Cedar Rapids, looking up a
location. He seemed we'll pleased
with the outlook at this point and will
probably return at an early date with
a stock of furniture and farm ma
chinery. We would welcome such On
enterprise to our midst and anyone
opening such a business will, nc
doubt, receive the undivided s,1pnort
of our citizens.
George Engel loaded two cars Of
farm machinery and stock at this
point the fore part of the week and
departed for his new home near Ced
ar Rapids. Charley Brown accompan
led him.
surprise party was given at the
home of F. A. Durfee, north.of town
Tuesday evening. The evening, was
pleasantly spent in games and socia
conversation, and half past ten lay
supper was served to zthe guests
These gatherings are productive o1
much good will and neighborly feel
ing and there should be more of them
The society of Christian Endeayo,
will give an oyster supper at the
home of J. W. Read, Friday evening
of this week. All are invited to be
present and assist in disposing of the
festive bivalve. = =.
w. F. Moss is erecting a large hog
house on his farm south of town.
A. r. Beilke, A. Rust, G. T. Bulick
F.. A. Durfee and Bert Read were
county seat visitors Tuesday and
Wednesday. ....ss ! : r.: ]
Have you paid your taxesi
Mrs. 3. Allard is enjoying a visit
from daughter from Iowa. ,z.
" Woodworth s. Jones have a large
line of sweat pads, harness oil, whip.
and other harness goods and can say.
| you some money on the same. Lool
them over.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-01

Imparts facination to all woman.
kind; makes the form conform, more
clearly to the ideal of an artist. That
what Rocky Mountain Tea does.
ask your druggist.
The Worthington advance., 1901-03-01

I. p. Tychsen has sold his horse
and buggy g Harm Harberts and will
leave il 9 short time for the coast.
The Good Templars >ars making
preparations to give an rtainment
IN the near future. a splendid pro-
gram is being prepared.