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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
ALARDE De FUERZA
EN- Ell TRIBUNAL DE HUMAOAO

Antes de aver celebrabase en- la Corte de
Humaeao un juicfo por supuesto atentado con-
ira Ell sargento senor Muffz, hecho que reae
lfz6 cnando Muniz no habfa sido aun faculta-
da la Policfa Insular para hacer Ia vigilancia
en- las pohaciones.
Cuando al p1bico asisti6 al acto quedo
sorprendide al encontrarse dentro del local en-
las puertas pasllos policfas insuiares anna
dos de carabinas y bayonetas que los a)gua-
Giles lei tribunal tam bien esta ban arm mados de
rev6Ivers de grueso caIibre.
dTemieron los jueces que correligiona-
rios los reoubIicanos vovieran armar otro
escAndalo
Vease Q! POGO prestigio de que goza Ia au-
toridad de esos jueces. En- un recinto como
aquel, para = antener Ell respeto ell 6rden, no
debe existir III as fuerza que la de Ia ley el
prestigio auboridad de los llamados & api-
carla.
Pero ESQ Sc Ia perdido "a en- la Corte de
HumacaO, desde el momen to que So con-
siente alli qne vayan los repubicanos afro
pellar los abogados que en- cumplimient to de
su deber acuden dieho local.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
Ell cr(men de CzoIgosz
Opiniones

El tesorero del club enarquista <Liber-
tads, de Cleveland. Estado de Onio, donde ma
ciera ell asesino de Mac Kinley, Mr. Emil Scht
leng, ha dicho 10 siguiente contestando &
preguntas de algunos representatives de Ia
prensa!
Ell que mat6 Nc Ktney sabis perfeo-
tamente que tanto este como camarflla CO.
hraban algunos mtliones de los hombres que
producen Ia rtqueza.
s6Qu6 tione de extra fio, pues, que Mr..
Me KinIey haya sido asesinapo por Czoigosz?,
Ell Reyerendo f. Il. Naiior, que dirije la
Iglesfa donde acostum braba ir ell ex-presiden
te Me kinney, ha expuesto.
Isl yo hubiera estado presente en- ell mo-
mento en- que fus herido Mr.. Nc Kinley, y
hubfera tenido una pistola mi acance, Ell
miserable anarquista hnbiera quedado con-
yertido en- AtomoS
El Reverendo Bradshaw manifesto:
<Ha legado Ell momento oportuno de lu-
char sin perder tempo hasta que Sc extinga
de raiz Ell anarqnismo.1
81 Reverendo Lloyd Lee, presbitsriano
Gel infame asesino debi6 ser linchado en- ell
momento en- que comeJi6 tan horrendo crf-
men.1
e. Reverendo Young, puritano eHay que
dietar eyes severfsimas que aplasten los rep
tiles.>
El Reverendo Nc rthur, bautista clos
anarquistas deben aniqularse como las fe-
ras1
Parrafos de un diseurso.
Momentos antes de agreddo Nc Kin
ley en- Bdffalo pronunct6 en- su discurso Ell pa
rrafO que s1gue;
este pueblo, debe tener por lena ell es-
tricto cumblimiento del deber. La Repdblica
debe luchar siempre contra las tendencies del
imperialismo anarquismo.1
La prensa de Ia MON cree, con este mo-
two, Que tai vez las palabras del ex-Presiden-
te infuyeran mucho en- la determinaci6n que
tomaron los anarauistas de realizar ell hecho
infame que levaron efecto.
Ell padre de Czolgosz
Paul Czolgosz padre del matador de Mac
Kinley, hombre honrado carta cabal su-
namente laborioso, 10 mismo que todos sus
hfios exception de Leon, ha dcho de este:
eNunca am6 al trabajo mostr6 siempre
mucho despego con toda la familia.
xHace mas de siete meses que se ausent6
de nuestro hogar, Cuando nos disponfamos &
haeer diligencias en- averiguaci6n de So para
dero, lego hasta nosotros La fatal noticia de
un hecho que me convierte padre de un
asesinO.S
Mr.. Brooke
El ex-gobernador militar de Puerto Rice,
Mr.. John &. Brooke, Sc traslado Buff slo ell
dia en- que Nc Ktnley cay6 al rigor de las ba-
las anarquistas.
En- aauelIa ciudad Sc puso al frente de las
fuerzas federaies para custodian el cuartel de
poliefa en- cue Sc encOntraba ell asesino.
Este d 9 s energfa desplegada por ell
primer gobr9nador americano de Puerto Rico
ei no ser victIma de 10 Indignation del popu-
lacho,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
RepubIicanos que sc van

Guayama, 81 de Setiembre, de 1901.
ST. Director de La DEMooRACIA.
Caguas.
Sefior: Por Ia inserc6n de las siguientes
lineas le antcpa las gracias su affmo. 8. 8.
Juan J. Morales.
Grey endome, en- IN momento de ofascacion
Que ell partido republicano laboraba por ell bien-
estar de mi patria, ,en el ingrese lleno de la me-
ior buena fe.
Pero hoy convencfdo de que TODD 10 que
sus hombres predican mentra, me separo
en- absolute del partido de Egozcue para in.
gresar en- ell federal, donde militan los hombres
que aman & 50 TERRA.
Humacao, Setiemb bre 20 de 1901.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRAcIA.
Csguas.
Muy sefior nuestroi
Daseamos hacer constar por n edo de las
presentes lfneas que desde esta fecha retira-
nc. nuestras frmas del registro del partido
republicsno al que por una lame ntable ofus-
cact6n ncs habsamos adheridc. para que
conste hacemos expontaneamente Ia anterior
manifestation.
Por mi nombre de nj hijo Auacleso,
Juan de Dios Lopez,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
IN t0MBATlENTE lGNORADO
RIPIOS Y MAJADERIAS

I'm Et Pals aparece IN kilometrico artf
dol G1rdils, Ell de las uioLetds bundles.
gga,oatdo 81 Herdldo q LA DEMocRACIA, fal.
Il5ores que extraviamos la opinion poroue
sffaos que en- sus versos, con motivo de Ia
ygarta de Nc Kinley, habfa atacado Espa-
=. 10 cua no nos parecfa en- estos moman ntos nj
robe nj correcto.
ivy Sc atreve Pspito Gordfls Ilamarnos ca
,cmnIadores, cuando ahf estan sus ripios, vivi-
IN coleando. Pero este sera obieto de otro
t{epIo. donde le demo straremos que atac6 q
Sniari6 Il pafia verSos muy malos, 10 cual
w tiepe pard0n de Dios.
Las iras de un poeta, nos conmueven y
.,tnsiasman, cuando van dirfjidas en- yersos
ssculturales harmoniosos inspirados, como
tos oue contra esa misma Espana lanzaron,
noat.s como Heredia, Zanea, SAntacilia Oh
medo EntoDces ell alma de los patriotas So
dante impulsada realizar actos her6icos; Pc
"a nos causan repugnancia, cuando esos ap6s-
trofps fros desmayados Sc presentan envueI-
ms en- rpos vulgares versos amazacotados
como los que Gordils tuvo Ell nal consejo de
lamar al LGclico.
Pero ocu p6monos de Ia pross sin rirnar que
zte nos dedIcs 60 Ell P,I6s, despu6g de habsr-
laanuncado en- In CyTresp0ndenctg, 10 cual
damuestra que GJrdiis tene poca fe en- la cir
cnlaci6a del 6rganO de partiio.
Hsbla ell de las Ujoletds de "a eaclavitud
De Ia 6poca de los Palacios, Areaes Vasco-
DIs snade:
tEspafa, que merece ell reseeto de las na
siones yenctdas, no tiene NADIA que var con los
gobferuos de los Romero Robedo. Yo saludo
aouella ataco estos.S
Pues hace usted muy NAL, sefi9r Gordils.
poroUe esOs gobiernos de los Romero Robledo
no fueron tan ingratos con usted. En- esa ep6.
"a de esctdUit4d, vuesa merced hrmaba no
miuas Y cobraba sueldo del Tesoro, con-
servo por muchos afios un empleo, que los
Area y los Vasconi puderon quisarle, porque
en- aquella 6poca, a ning6n MILO del pals que SO
slgndcaba por sus ideas patri0ticas, Sc lie per-
mfts ocupase en- las ofcinas del Esbado nj ST.
quiera IN modesto enpleo de escribiente.
listed 10 desempef6 por muchos anos. Es,
pues listed, m ingrato con aquellos gobier-
Dos Nosotros sf podemos hablar alto en- ese
ssntido; porQue nosotros JAMAs cobramos una
n6mina de squellos gobiernos, nj pusimos n nues-
ira inteligencia su servicio. Pero listed, para
tesultar IN perfecto republican, un digno
correlgionario de Egozcue, tepla que obrar asi.
<No son tardfos mis- desahogos-dice Cor
dis--Preclsamente yo tengo ell orgullo de ser
uno de los que han gritGdO dltrO contra los ma
los g0bern0s espafioles al lado de Rossy, Bar
bosa, Sanchez, Falcon, Llobet, Guillermeti,
etc. al ado en fin, del grupo que no claudic6
Ell S7s
No serian tan d1tros esos Qritos de Gordis,
cuando ell pals no Sc enter6 de ellos. Sin duda
es0s Qrtt0S fueron lanzados en- la rebOticg de
donde Sc reunia por entonces ell
grupetto que cita, temeroso de que ag1n agen-
to oe la autoridad les oyera. Y tan debies
debieron ser esos grtt0s, que nj en- la misma
Capital Sc entero nadie. Por esa 6poea me-
norsbie del 81, Gerdils, como hemos dicho an |
los, desempenaba una plaza de escribiente en-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
EI captain Berries

Por personals fdedignas hemos comproba-
Go gus Ia conducta observada en- Humacao por
al captain de le Poicfa Insular don Luis Be-
tr1os con motive del atentado de que fu6 VIC
TINA nueStro querido amigo don Juan
Was OchotecO, ha sdo correctlsima y digna
Dc todo encomio, puesto que apenas llegara
Ia poblaci6p di6 las ordenes mas terminantes,
fn de que cesaran los alardes de fuerza de
Ia poIicia que cansaron yerdadera alarma en-
el YecindariO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
Aguas buenas

Hace noches hubo una jsrana en- casa de
aoestro distinguido carreligionarfo don Fran.
cisco Flgneros, el guardis insular Manuel
slmenez hIzo que despoissen ell ffente de dicna
saa sasa as personals que Contemplated Ia diver
s0n' Entire estas SO halo la sonora de aon
Miguel Camacbo. ouien fu6 tratatada en- for
mas muy duras dsscorteses por ell referido
eolicia
!, El hecho es motive de grandss censnras
= Aguas bpeaas,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
San JUAN
NasTA@ r9nR Ga Ess

Setiembre 27.
En- la mafiana de hoy tom6 puerto ell va
por correo americana que viene de los Estados
Undos. En- 6l vino ell ultimo No nero de <The
Puerto Rico Heralds.
Mafiana sale para Maysgusz por ferroca
rril don Felix Matos Bsrnier. Va de excursion
ahanzando la empresa del periodfco que dirigi
ra en- Mayaguez.
Nos encargan preguntar 81 So han satisfs-
cho todas las paaentes por cocheras impuestas
por ai al untamieEto
Esta tarde las cinco habra un bale de
nihas en- los salones del SParque Borinquene
El vapor eCatalinas hs eatrado este
puerto proeedente de B4rcelona.
Cond uce salida uD gran nhmero de
pass jeros para ia Haoana J Mexl o.
En- la agarcia de San Juan del eThe
Puerto Rico He-ald,. Hay nhneros de venta
de la ultima s1icion.
Don Carlos Atiles b salido para la isla en-
gsstiones del peri6dico ala Voc de la Patria.9
En- G msrcado de esta plaza So venden al
siguients preco los que citaremos:
Tocino Morton SIS s5 de WoodlWan
SIS 25 Jamones SO 25.
El vapor SCsliferniae sali6 en- viaie para
Ponce Mayaguez, recogisndo emigrantes.
veremos con gusto que ell riego de las ca
lies viens hacienda ahora con reguiarldad
yalgo bien.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
MATRIMONIO

En- Humacao ha centraide matrimonio Ell
sefior don Domingo Gutierrez, apoderRdo de la
casa de don Antonio Roig, con Ia distinguida
seiiora do1a Aveina Noya, viuda de Sasstrong.
Deseamosle una felicidad eompleta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1901-09-28
P A R A c AY { Y

Esea tarde & las dos, llegaron Caguas e
honorable gobernader Mr. Hunt su interpre-
tie doctor Romero.
Frente la casa consistorial les aguarda-
ba una ambu'ancia, ambos Sc trasadaron en-
ell acto, siguiendo viaje para Caysy.
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=. P. D..

Ha ialecido en- Guip1z 1zsoa-Esp pafis-don
lose Ma Arzuaga, persona muy conocida en- ell
pals. Era socio comanditario de Ia casa pan
guerra que gira en- San Juan esjo la denomlna-
S0n SSObrinos de EZquiagas
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"A 8 minutes de San Juan.

E meJor hotel este china Esplendida ven1ac6n Parque
ardines Kosco ingesa
moderados Sc hacen reduccones famlas
e6ctrco moderno.
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Case Continued.

Y The case proving ownership to a
threshing outfit sold by Frank Hath
away !, to A. G. Kadesky, came up be.
fore Judge Stevens Tuesday forenoon.
+ Hathaway made affidavit that he
purchased the outfit from one Myers,
whose given name or residence was
Il unknown, at Slbley, Jan. %, 1901, tor
ten dollars and that he had made due
and dil,gent effo'ts to ascertain the
whereabouts of Myers, but was unable
t to do so, except to find parties that
knew Of such a person. On the even
ing Of April 18th, learned of one
named j. w. Mcdowell being pre-
sent at the time of the purchase and
had made an effort to get Mcdowell
who lived at Ocheydan or Harris, by
Telephone, but could not do so; That
he might have time TO procure this
witness the case was adjourned to 10
q. M, Tuesday April 10th. !
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Notice is hereby given to the own
ers Of, or residents on any property
in this village, that they are required
to remove all accumulations OF man.
ure or filth of any KIND whatever, on
or before the 1st day of May, fsom
all alleys or lots under their super
visivn. said manure and filth to be
taken to a place designated by The
street commissioner IF this village
Privy vaults and closets are included
in the above.
Any person who allows any accum'
ulation of manure, decayiDg animal
or vegetable matter, offal or Other
nuisances.. upon premises of anoth
er, within the sanitary limits of the
village Of Worthipgton shall be
deemed guilty Of misdemeanor
and report to this board of the ne g
lect of any Of above mentioned pro
visions Of this order will be: immed
lately Investigated.
BY order Of b ard - ~
.:5>. G.. r. Curran, Health Officer.
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How 1t Happened.

The following particulars OF the
sad accident to Verne Davis, Mrs. J.
D. Humiston's brother is taken from
the Mankato Free Press:
Verne, the youngest son of L. l..
Davis, of Madelia, met with a fatal
accident at that place late Saturday
night. He went to st. James Satur-
day with the high school ball team
of Madelia to play game. The re-
mainder of the team, stayed over
night at St. James, but Verne was
very anxious to get home that night
fol some reason and took the through
freight that passes through St.
James at midnight. This does not
carry passengers, so he was un.
able to get into the cabooee. He
found box car with an open door
and crawled into it. It is supposed
that he fell asleep, and that when the
engine whistled for Madelia he was
awakened and rolled out in dazed
condition, knowing that the train
does not stop there, only slowing up,
aud that he must get out quickly.
In getting out, he fell across the
track and the wheels ran over both
of his legs about half way between
the ankles and knees. One arm was
also broken. The train continued on
no one knowing of the accident. 1t
was some little time before the young
man was discovered. He was then
picked up and the local physicians
were summoned. It was found to
be necessary to amputate the legs
two inches below the knees. The
young man was unable to withstand
the shock and died at $50 o'clock.
The deceased was eighteen years
|of age and would have graduated
from the high school this spring.
He was bright and was much thought
| Of by all who knew him, and was the
pride of his parents, who have the
lsympathy of all in their terrible af-
Fiction.
n The remains were brought to Man.
tkato Wednesday for burial.
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4 JUMPED FIR Nl TRAIN.
h: ". ls,s y \, $sI ] " r. WI v IA M
Has Both Lega Gut Off Causing
, S;s ss} t5 z, y Death. IA y ~ ~ ,>g$.,

Mrs. j.. d. Humiston Monday
morning received the sad news Of the
death Of her brother, Vern Davis,
aged ls years at Madelia! Saturday
the young man attended asball game
at St, JAMES and returned home on
u freight train III the evening. Par
iculars are very meagre, but it seems
that when he reached Madelia The
train did not stop, he jumped of
going Under the wheels and had both
legs cut of. He died Monday morn
ing. Mrs. Humiston went to, Madel-
ia Monday forenoon ~ 5s l.. =.
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Council Proceedings;


II: 4 special meeting of the council
was held Tuesday evening. +.
n. Meeting called to order by mayor
Douglass; all the members of the
council present. ~ - q. !,
q City engineer Smith was instructed
toemake survey and plans for sewer
on 9Th street. It is talked of" start
ing thesewer at 4th avenue "a nd run
+ it into the east lake. Z
Clerk was instructed to- ascertain
cost of legal blank cabinet for Justice
OF Peace, Stevens. ,,,:,'
Application of M. Allen for an in"
crease Of Sl5.y per month in salary
was nenied. ' -,
H.V. Gar netsen, Supt.y of gelectric
light and water plant was notified or
instructed that the council gave him
control over all the employees at the
plant and any change in the salary of
any employe should be. recommended
BY him to the council. -. -
Petition for side walk on west side
Of second avenue, referred to commit
tee on side walks. ;.".
Three additional lights were order
ed in on Burlington avenue, if prac-
ticable.
The committee on purchasing the
triangle were given further time.
The council informally discussed
the re- organization plan. This should
BE done. Nearlysevery day, the vii
lage officials are confronted with the
he fact. "what can we do there is no
ordinance" :, :
If the question was placed before
the people it would carry by large
majority, in favor of re-organizing so
that every state law and Supreme
Court decision would appl. Towns
of any size and importance, through
out the state are doing so. The lat
est one is Albert Lea; they have out.
grown their old village ordinance the
same as N orthington has. aa851stsa.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-04-19
Attention.!

ba enef League of the field
1893 Since paid Immediately the RECEIPT o
paid has into the HUNDKEDS ana
amount paid THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS You caa carry
nocv & he League which from $50 to- 6O
month When afs disabled with accident $40 month
You are suffering and Slo0 of burial fund at
benefits
Per paying in advance a. fur as yn WISH It, ANY
the common ~ Gan Ian you you al
You spend shy each to than
cover the cost policy all Now time b mon
ii value While YOU double money
when YOU nothing coming assist y9u This
and this stats Any Lady or gentleman ;a
between the ages elgable health carry Poc'
in the Old Reliable Benefit League Of Minnesota
Good, active agents chm find winter ter employment
with us at good profit Home otlce wv LUMBER hA
s. Kindund and solicitor Be prompt in meeting
your dues wishing insurance Will Proh oy Call ~ m
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-04-19
j. Frank Chute in Trouble.

Reports have reached here that
Frank Chuts who. recently moved to
to Ulen, Minn.,is in trouble. De-
tails are not conn lete, but il appears
he endeavored to get the. former ten
ant of, who lredfin the same house
as Chute and used a gun to do SO.
He is now under heavy bond: : The
woman from whom he was divorced
at the last term Of: court is looking
after his household. Mr.. Chute is
expected down here in a short time,
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Married.

Warren Dennis and Laura May
h Burdick, Monday, April 18th,
\ Squire Stevens officiating. !
The groom is foreman of a bird &c
crew on the Rock Island road. The
bride ia employed at the ALEU- House
and since her residence here has
made many waam friends. Mr.. Den.
mis- has returned to his duties on the
road and his wife expects to join him
in the near future. The Adva nce
Joins their friends in extending con-
CALCULATIONS. r.
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Heller's Testimony.

q Albert Heller. living lila Farnham
St., Omaha, says: II have tried most
every thing that is used as proven
tive or cure for headache, hut nothing
did me so much good as Krause's
Headache Capsules. Others who
have used them say the same thing"
Price Csc. Sold by F. NJ. Hickman:
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= < = = :. -.
3 Jangling Nerves.

Are. you. >irritable2 Do you sleep
badly Is # hard to- concentrate your
:thou,lghts2 eIs your appetite poor3
DO you feel tired, restless and des-
rondent2 Try Lichty's; Celery
Nerve G Compound. Il will do more
good than anything YOU have ever
tried Sold BY F.. NJ. Hickman. ::
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kNNDtANrN NOt0N1NNl
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EIg ~ T'S1 IL M mi Ss Ns SS
II lA1NN,SNNAtNrASSSs -
] 4. N. s. smith mado atripsto Luu
verne Tuesday. u WIN. y u 5ssS \
WI. g. Wyatt, 81 Big Glow, wa y y il i
town Tuesday 1. NJ "A II VI: \
Matt Bryan returned home IRON e 2
Ellsworth Tuesday. # 4. @s ss3gy
Fred Goff and James Gibson re
4 turned from Sioux City Tuesday.
From authentic source It isreported
that Leon McKeeYer has been mar i
ried. e $}.: :.= .555 :3
II Elof Swanson is filling ia the
crevises around the court house win :
dows. Y II .2'.': .. :.t i 5#' rS ,ss ofG
Mrs Ny ron Alien raturned home
Saturday from visit at Sherburne
and Baskerville. Sa.5 ~ E%:s@s /.
Chas Lofstedtleft Tuesday night
to look over the country in AND
around Pillager f2 = ~ ~ ,*.3 ..' y
| Louis Myers left Tuesday morning
for Fulda to assist Mr.. Guyse il
mason y ork there. E% e. }4 %5s5r.s%
F. e. Hurd. brakeman with Con-
ductor Franck moved his houshold
goods here Tuesday, #@-5*=.
4. W. Little is in receipt Of reports
from his wife stating that she il i'm
proving very rapidly: ~ . 81 .3t#: =: T..
VIM Carr has secured the contract
for excuvatipg for f.. G. Stitsere
new building on 10th street. 3Ss
Saturday afternoon while Mark
Marden was wrestling at Brewster
his-arm was broken near The elbow.
@"I..:- E. Peterson, who resides on
section Is zBigelow left Monday
night jor Seattle on q visit with. his
brother. go. .....:., ;. %y. $5ts.5
| John Anderson left Tuesday for
St. James TO meet a party for whom
he expects to travel fora glove and
mitten house. -'. = T. @4t:
| A farmer in Murray county near
Currie has FIVE legged sheep. He is
making every effort possible to raise
it for a curiosity. -, i .;8
In personal from G.. NJ. Darby, he
says: W. are we'll and at presentsare
having fine weather, The fruit 5t - q
are all in bloom. 0
Rev. WI. Robinson, Of Lake Crys-
tai, a former pastor of the N. ?,
/ church Of this city left Tuesday TOR
/ Window after q short visit here. a
The ladies: Of the Presbyterian
church will hold q business meeting
at ths home of Mrs. "A, n, Douglass
tomorrow, Wednesday,, afternoon at
4+o'cicck. = 49,. i y: $ ~;'1,.T> :,
! j. II. Lease, Presbyterian Sunday
school missionary Of this part of the
state underwent an operatio for ap-
pendictis in st. Paul last week Tues;
day. He is recovering. ( ~
In personal letter from L. a.
States at Springfield, Ill, he says:
II have had to undergo a second OPP
Grafton for abcess of mastoid bone
,back>of ear a very dangerous one
having formed there. The operation
put an instant end to the suffering.
and the doctor says my chances are
all right. WILLIE here from 2 to:.4
months. -s1s". .E:E> u :. ~ +.
Estherville Republican: The
Chicago Milwaukee & st. Paul rail-
way company Is. preparing to erect 9
permanent dock, at Lake Okoboji.
This dock will extend $50 feet out
Into the lake and will be macadamized.
"A pavilion to cost $4,000, equipped
with q dancing floor, stage /, and au-
! dience room, with a seating, capacity
for 3, 600, and restaurant will be
4 erected. :. :"@'s' a. ~. ~, &,
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-04-19
!: Aspiring onic.

( Everybody needs a tonic in the
spring, at this time the system Graves
a tonic. tits housekeeping time for
your body. Lichty's Celery Nerve
Compound will tone up your nerves,
blood, kidneys and liver, and fill you
with health and energy. Sold by e
N. Hickman. 4 ..5.5S 4. =: ii i.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-04-19

FaK ~:
Ii YOU want nursery stock at wholesale prices 40 n
fail to place your order now szs4s #*}s.
III. Apple Or Grab Tree, year IS. 'ete is II
s5 Scotch and Austrian Pine to tt, $ times r
". transplanted >> .s HI. 5.7 *
Norway Spruce and American Arbor5 itae' ~
to feet =. + - %4-*>S 4 @zVs =
M Box Elder and Ash, 4 to 6 feet =. *."*... S.
## White Birch 4 feet. " J. - - :>S If z9e
American Elm, 6 to Z feet ~ - *z 81: lse
IL Mountain Ash, to feet lse
Plum and Cherry, year - .% rs
Grapes Ill.,. .*:.. : ~ - -.
J. Gooseberres and Currants = $500 per lo0 e.
Blackberries and Raspberries $50 % per lOo :
Strawberries, 75c per 100, $3.50 per 1000 ="
'74 Roses and Flowering shrubs z5c
Az2z% %&$ SAsa NJ ~ Call write @a Z H.
FRED MOfll, Adrian, Mimi.