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The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29

vioCsly found themselves free from the
drudgery of the kitchen. Those VINO had
previously had service in their homes
were freed from its expense and vexa-
tions.
Until the drouth Of August the cost Of
living in the club was SIS per person
After this 1t became necessary to raise the
! assessment to s1.50 The club was formed
for only the three months Of the summer,
and at that time the lease OF its building
expired.
second club was organized in North
Eighth street In July. 1t was called the
North Eighth Street and een
tinues at the present time with thirty
members.
This club is managed largely like the first
ments have never been less than 81 week
for each person. The women take turns
In buying. and treasurer is elected from
Servants Cause Trouble.
This club has had trouble with the prob
lem Of domestic service. and may hnaily
split on this rock. The mattresses do not
secure a capable chef. The women Of the
club have frequently been forced into the
kitchen themselves.
perience of these two, depends largely on
the congeniality of the people who COM
pose them. on careful management and on
every way. these assured. The club can
buy to advantage, cooking Is much cheap
ened, and the expense of dining-rooms,
dispensed with. and load Of responsibility
for meals Is taken from housewives.
There is talk here of building. cooper
ative kitchen. with attractive dining-room.
private dining-rooms servants quarters,
parlors and amusement rooms The club
might then become n place for the social
functions Of the members Of the club; there
might be magazine list and many other
profitable and cO-operatiye features.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29
EDWARDsvILLE, ILL.

Special correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
Miss Julia Isabel ksown. youngest daughter q
Mckee Of Bacon street; St. Louis: took plae.
residence in Edwqsdsyilie = The ceremony wa;
the First Presbyterian Church. A reception and
wedding supper followed MI; and Mrs. Mckee
the guests were sIr. and Mrs. F. A. Mckee and
Miss Leona Mckee. H. A. Hartnagel and fam
fly; Docto,, and Mrs. Kriese. Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Sutter and Ed Boyd of st. Louis. Mr.. j. B.
S,s! Mckee and daughter Miss Mayne Mckee OF
lnuguoin. c, s; Keown Of Chicago and Warren
The Schwarz sisters Orchestra of Edwardsvlle
gave concert at Rieders Opera-house in Troy
last night.
Misses Frances and Bessie Mailer are enter
tanning Miss Fannie Taylor OF Troy.
Miss Leonard has returned to her home in up
per Alton after visit TO Miss Charlotte Nelson.
Misses Alberta Look. Mabel HadfeId and
Maude Sanders of Collinsv!le were visitors in
Edwardsville this week.
The Twentieth Century Club entertained
at to;day's meeting by Misses Elizabeth and
Miss Annie Trares has returned to Jennings
No. after visit with Mrs. C. Boeschenstein and
Miss Carrie Wolf.
Mr: and Mrs. Gus lyle of ST. Louis visited
relatives this week
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29
MONEY WENT FOR FIREWATER.
Now Nome Indians Are Said to BE
Almost Starving.

Port Townsend. Wash. Sept. 2s:-Acco:d-
Ing to reports from Nome brought by the
steamer Oregon. the Indians Of the place
are threatened with starvation.
During the past few months ABOUT SO ma
tives have visited Nome. bringing furs to
trade for supplies. AS soon as their goods
were disposed of, however. whisky peddisrs
got among them, and they changed the
proceeds of their sales for LIQUOR The In
dams have again camped on the beach: On
generally In drunken stupor, allowing the
season to pass in which they could lay In
supplies Of fish for use . during the iohs hg
the Government it is said suffering and
starvation will surely follow; s,,';,,n a,..-,c.,
are arriving at Nome. The United States
steamer Bear on August 81, landed ,en eigateen en
the beach of Kotzebue Sound. penniless
and out Of supplies, They ns, had for some
could catch and game they could kill. This
party Joined in the hsls rush to in
report that during three years they failed
to find more than few colors Of gold.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29
EAST ST. LOUIS.

Me are 6 ihe I guests e q Mrs na aendr,sks or
Miss Mauds Wilson q No: 81, North Sixth
K gI'nE s + sSs se. m o, her sister
Mrs. T. o'Brien. Of Ohio avenue.
Ms sGqhP i1p Of de-
Mrs: J. & Gemmsli = returned from visit with
Mrs. Frank surwald departed for the Pan
American % Opposition y s and Will also visit rea-
Mrs John Parry, who has been spending the
last month in Eureka Springs. Ark. returnsd
Mrs. 4. Johnson o, Mu:key,own., nj. is the
ARHs 1s; ts ssas snss e IS sun%,
week from months visit to relatives in WIGHT
Misses Carrie and and Mae n wrIgh. Of Wichita
Miss May Adams after a months visit in Lam
'SE ks oss White Is ass Hs,pa rsayes
friends In Boston. Mass.
has een ira ySs IN o' so bss
Mrs. !; Altman has returned to her homs IN
Gan Of N 81 Nor rd ys.s Street &c MRS
Miss ! as .a HusS. e Wes,on Mo- is ,he
Miss Jennie Burton Of Veronica avenue 1. visit
visit with friends IN Texas.
nfS. haSkius anu 9duBnterS hfe NlsitlHS Tch1-
assr NJ. n and shseY M1s + Wood; of College avenu.
have returned from Jerseyville. after stay Of
two weeks.
Mrs Blanche stride. who has been visiting in
the East, returned home last week.
Master Clinton Davis Of No. 1870 Laclede ave-
nue.. ST. Louis. spent few days with relatives
Mrs E. Kern and daughter. Miss Mary. of
Lebanon the guests of Mrs. James Coffcy.
Mrs. J. Shown is visiting in Charleston, H.
Miss Jessie Hewitt entertained few friends
Informally last week at her home. No. go North
Tenfh Muefe and dancing Ver
of the entertainment. The. guests were Misses
Ida May Fox. Ruby Kimmell. Bess Hewitt:
Jessie Bingham: Messrs. Samuel Clucas, Chester
L Fox. q: Baldwin, A. Gouzoez of New Or
leans and v. Rosenfeld of St Lcuis.
Miss Effe Hutton OF Old Orchard was in East
St. Louis last Tuesday visiting friends on Howe
Miss Anna L. Lynch Of No. 442s Delmar boule-
ward. st. Louis. spent Thursday with friends on
Miss Anna Decklymeyer of No. zs.s Chestnut
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walters Of No. lss South Fourth
street celebrated their thirty-hfth wedding ami
versary Saturday evening. September q Many
costly presents were received by them. Mudc
, and dancing were the entertainment features OF
the evening. after which an elegant supper was
served. Among the guests were Mersrs. IIoriua
Rusic. Herzlof. Brueggen. Flake. kastner. Chartes
Lorius. Robinson. Snlder. Efskant: Mines. Hem
sen, Volz. Blocker, Steakmer, Goblin. Mark.
Lprius. Flake and K.stner.
Mrs Mildred Fairbrotter entertained friends
Thursday Aktsenoon at euchrs h hooer oe Aiss
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29

Mr. and Mrs B. D. Turney. Wednesday evening
by the Reverend A. G. Bergen.
Miss Mary Liddy of Boston. Mass, guest OF
Miss Florence Phelan. has gone to Cairo
Mines Frank Hamilton and James Sampson
have returned from visit ST. Louis
Mrs. John F. Scott is back from sojourn IN
Columbus. o.
Mrs Frank Smith is visiting her sister. Mrs.
Dudley. in Indianapolis Ind
Mrs Georgia shane entertained Thursday even-
Ing.
The ladies' auxiliary to the brotherhood OF
Railway Trainmen gave platform dance ana
lawn social at the residence OF Mrs S. A. Ta!-
lor. Fri|- evening.
Mrs Harry F. Kendall gave thin,ble party
Tuesday afternoon. in honor of Mrs. Frank john
son of Newton.
Miss Minnie Ballentine has returned from q
two-weeks' visit In Kansas.
Miss Laura Solomon is visiting in Texarkana
Mrs Ada Humphrey has gone to Pasadena,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Moore are spending week
in Chicago.
Miss Emily Wilson Is in Chicago. the guest o.
Mrs. A. l.. Davis. a.. p,.,
more. Nd. to enter medical college.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29
SEDALIA.

| Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic
sedalia. Nc, Sept 2s.-Miss Dora I.ightfoot o.
/ St. Paul. Mimi. was the guest this week o.
The Adasis Club Will be reorganized next wee;
Miss c. E. Messeriy who is visiting in Spring
field will visit friends in st. Louis and Chi
caeo before returning home:
Miss Frances Smith is visiting in Denver. and
from there will 60 to California for a stay
Mrs william Cloney is in Kansas City. where
she will remain until after the midwinter hoh-
Mrs Net.e Allen Hessenbruch. the St. Louis
Week under the auspices OF the sedal!a College
or Music. win have Miss Marion ElvIra Jones.
Ars. WIN A. Re,hwe,l Of sloberly and and Mrs.; Mrs.
Sue McYsy i VISITING in knnsas s,G 'y
scruggs Major Of Garland. Kas are guests of
'hs amy Sf THOMAS I H. of the
ss sy anS ehoS5 VIII The eS s
Mrs, VS.: shirk and Mrs. James II. Montgom-
VISITED In Kansas an city GanRieH s week Miss
Bertha hs , are visiting In j. Portland or ,,,.. ~,
NJ Mr. sss Oscar ~ Wagner Q, Colorado Springs is
Miss Bess Hail departed Tuesday for Month
cello. ILL.,. where she will attend school this
Senator George G. Vest and wife. en- route to
Washington. D. c.. visited sedalia on Wednes-
Mrs. J. L. Foerstner OF St. Louis is the guest
OF her son. Doctor F. L, Sutton. this week.
Mr.. o. NJ. Barnett and wife have returned from
an extended visit at Edna, and are at horne at
ST. West Seventh street.
Mrs. a. n. Rayne Is visiting in St Louis
Mrs Wllber H. Hghleyman is visiting at Che
topa. I. T.
field.
Mrs Peter Brandt and daughter, Miss Amelia,
are home from a visit IN Corder.
Misses Clara and Blonde kirkhor. who were
guests Of Mrs Henry Pehling. have returned to
Mrs J. A. Fults and her accomplished daush-
ter. Miss Ethel Of Los Angeles, CAL after a visit
In Windsor. are the guests of Sedalia friends.
Miss Jennie Orrison. who has been the guest
OF Miss Maud Matheny returned to-day TO her
home in Grand PISS
Mrs. II. B. Gibbs Of Webb City is the guest Of
Mrs. Joseph Menefee.
Mrs. Rob.r, Fitzpatrick Of Salt Lake City il
the guest OF Mrs. George Withers.
Mrs. Laura Wear of Boonville is the guest OF
Mrs. Adam Ittel.
Mr.. W. A. Crole Of Valley Falls. Kas. and
Miss Mamie Floyd were ,ried Thursday even-
ing at the East Broadway Christian Church On
Monday they will leave for Valley Falls. their
future home
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29
MATToON. ILL.

Special Correspondence of The Sunday Republic.
AaSfoon. H.. sept. 2;.-Mtss Mabel Simpson
ocioci diner. sircn or Misses siarie and Agnes
Lyons of Afco!a Thursday night
Miss Iiddy eI Boston Mass. have returned from
a visit in -hrcola with Mayer and Mrs. Thomas
Ihs Kisses Bg;ks of " Mwilliamsbuts are guest.
Miss Teresa ' Bnyie has retllIned from visit to
Mrs. Arthur somnler is visiting relatives in
Mrs. Effe Day, guest Of Mrs. A. p wiles. has
..Mr. and Mrs. j. {. Turner. guests of Mr.. and
Mrs; }; .. andrews. have returned to Irvingson-
hlzs Marraret Bevills of Lebanon, KY. has
zone to Jacksonville after visit with friends
,Mr. and Mrs W. F. IHcrnsh have gone to In
Airs ", E. Glnerd Of Madison, Wis. is the
guest Of Mr and Mrs. George i. swan. -
M ! z " Mansea Is esitns sn1 in sedaia No.
Ms. india E,eses has rssurnsd rom q SisI in
Mrs. J. L. EIkins is spending several weeks in
in pecatur with Mrs. John Sheppard.
sa n's sas aad o NJ, and i m Mersa & Hssa
NJ EdwaEi wsTrsn Of e,se man.s ND ;nn and
snins yesi5eaSs 4 ,sf brides .;s pa RsTenis +:
M sna Mrs In Of this he sx
Mrs. Warren Will reside In Terre ttautc.
Mrs. Lewis Allen of Lacon is the guest OF Mrs.
c. c. Rogers
somery. Ala. after spending the summer with
Mrs. Clara Smith,
after three weeks visit.
Mrs NJ J. Waltz has been called here from
Indianapolis by the Illness Of her mother. Mrs.
Ruth Coen.
Mr.. George Muliineaux and son. Lucien. OF
phi.adelphia Pa. guests Of city relatives.
Mrs Robert Clark left Tuesday for New Or
Jeans making the trip by boat from st. Louis.
Mrs. A B. Cavins and family have gone to
Eradles Cal 10 reside.
clifford r. Reed Of this city and Miss Georgia
Shjnn were r,larriei Wednesday evening at IRE
residence of the brides parents. Mr. and MIS-
George Sh!nn OF Loxa- They will reside In this
city. A.,
gue.t Of Miss May Majors
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Scnmer are back from
visit TO Cincinnati. o.
Mrs. l., H Woods has returned to Pueblo.
Colo. after visit with relatives
Harry Smyser gave barn dance at his coun-
try home near Gays Thursday evening: Guests
were present from Gays Windsor. Mattoon and
sheibyville.
and Mrs. J. s. Cunningham
Mrs. !. W. Harris gave taffy pull Monday
right. IN honor OF Mrs. ]. A. Reynolds of Chi
cako.
i Edward Lawson and Miss Matte Turney were
married at the residence Of the brides parents.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29
THIS DOG A THIEF CATCHER.
Helped His Policeman Owner Out
of Bad Hole.

the roll Of thief-catcher here this week.
The dog is owned by Michael Early. a po-
liceman, detailed in upper Broad street.
along Broad street. near Oriental street, ne
saw two young men steal bottles of milk
from the porches of several houses. Just
then Patr0lman Letzelder came along and
the two managed to catch one Of the
thieves. The other dashed off along the
street. and was distancing Early, when he
said to his dog, which was following at his
heels:
Get after him. Jack! Sic I'm! Bring him
down."
Jack set out with right good will and
soon had overhauled the fugitive and seized
him by the trousers. The man made des-
perate efforts to get loose. hut the dog clung
to him. never once releasing his hold until
work Of capture. The prisoners turned out
to be Philip Reams and William Bell. They
were sent to Jail for fifteen days each.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29
ST. LOUIS COUNTY.

Mrs. William Heating and Miss olivia Skinner
Of New Orleans visited friends In Clayton during
the last week.
Mrs. Walter NJ. Langtry of Clayton Is visiting
her father in st. Charles County.
A. T. Edwards has returned to his home In
Krkwood from visit to relatives in Pennsyl-
vania.
william A. Albright has returned to his homo
in Kfrkwood from visit to relatives in Penn
Mrs. H. coppell of New York and Mrs. G. e.
Crayens Of California are visiting at the home of
Miss Mary E. Benham OF Kansas City is visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. y. p. Allen OF Webster Groves.
Misses Emil and Beutra Simmons OF Webster
Groves are visiting relatives in Minneapolis.
Campbell Dawson Of Webster Groves has gone
TO California and will not return until Novem-
Der.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jaeger have returned to
their home in Webster Groves from trip to
Mackinac Island.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29

wrote: "By the term third cousin mean
the children Of those persons who are re-
lated to me as cousins.
Eight hundred and seventy persons from
all parts Of the United States are asking
for shares In the estate. They are repre-
sented by forty-three attorneys. The cousins
are divided into four classes. and the court
will be called upon to decide which class ID
entitled to the part of the estate left aft
er costs are paid.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29
MARRIED THE FIRST Conner.
How Wealthy Miss Duke Decided
Between Lovers.

Durham, n. c.. Sept. 2s.-Miss Mabel
Duke. daughter Of one of the tobacco
Dukes. a young lady Of wealth, beauty and
culture. has created q sensation here by
eloring with and marrying S. H. Goodall, q
commercial traveller.
With j. Fl. Novel; Of Richmond. Goodall
was Il suitor for Miss Dukes hand. She re-
quested both men to come to Durham.
Goodall got there first, and Novel; showed
up later to find a note from the capriciois
young couple walked three miles to rail-
:oad station. took the train to Raleigh and
were married at the Marlborough House.
Mr.. Duke Is said to be very angry end
unforgtvins. But the young lady mas $6O. 900
in her own right.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29
STOLE PoLIcEMAN's OUTFIT.
Thief Meanly Adds Gross Insult
to Injury.

Hackensack. n. j., Sept. 2s.-H. N.
Brewster. a wealthy coal and lumber deal
er of Ridgefied Park, was visited by a
burglar. Brewster is one Of the towns
special policemen. and was proud of his
uniform billy and bracelets. which were
kept for the special occasions when the
citizen police were called to do duty.
Besides stealing valuables, the burglar
carried away Mr.. Brewster's entire police
outfit. ard Mr.. Brewster appears to feel
worse about this than for the loss Of his
more costly possessions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29

REPUBLIC SPECIAL
London. Sept. 2s.-one of the strangest
pets that ever occupied the passing fancy
of one of the grande danes of society is
causing much attention here now. It is a
meer cat, and its owner, Niscountess Matt
land, carries It around with her to chari-
table events tied to her wrist with piece
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29

Grace King of Holten. Kas.. who is visiting with
her. Her guests We're: Misses Grace King
Blanche and Clara Meints. Refine Jones' Adele
Bowman. Nellie For,; Edna Bader Ida Nc
Lean Mae Meehan. Mabel White. Dorothy Nc
Cabe. Rose Schroeder. Mayne and Katherine
Forman. Helen Winter. Mines. Raymond Fair
brother. H. c. Fairbrother. Leslie Merry and p.
o. Vendeyenter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29
QUEER LITTLE CAT is THE PET OF NOBLE ENGLISH BEAUTY

of red, white and blue ribbon. Lord Matt
land brought 1t from South Africa. On the
opening day Of the Counties Bazaar, It Is
said. she collected $50 with the assistance
of the quaint little. animal.
The meer cat is a pretty, little native OF
Africa, striped yellow and brown, and is
closely related to the ordinary weasel
family.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29
WOULDN'T BE A TELLTALE.
Small Boy Died Without Stat
tling" on His Companions.

with several small eomnanions i%hils ;s.E Payak Seek
Rov, the 5-year-o1d SON of the Reverend s.
Cooper of this city. fell and was painfully
the little fellow concealed the fact from his
parents for several days, until finally his
left side became paralyzed, lockiaW set In
and he died In great agony.
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29
He HAD PLENTY OF COUSINS.
Will Reveals That There Were
$40 of Them.

Utica, Sept IA remarkable case is on
trial In special term OF the Supreme Court
In Herkimer. Memo shaul died and left
SCI. .0lJ to be divided between these related
to him as third cousins. In hi will he
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29

Savannah. Ga, Sept. 2s.-Georgia shares
with New York the State pride in the new
President of the United States Mr. Roose-
re!t's father was sturdy New Yorker. but
his mother OF the famous family of
The St. Louis Republic., 1901-09-29

she moved to New York when she married.
detained all her Southern sympathes. and
was noted among her friends as "rebel''
in Civil War times. although her husband
was as staunch Union man as there was
in the c!t.-.
The Worthington advance., 1901-07-19

M. E. Lawton transacted business
at Ronnd Lake, Friday.
Geo. Doeden ST., is building new
house in Clary addition.
|, David Schtabough of Lorain expect
to move to Michigan in the spring.
The Misses Jennie aud Nettie
Stoutemyer left Saturday for Win.
dom.
Miss Maggie Baldwin, of Bigelov
was calling on her friends in this city
Saturday.
Miss Myrtle Beard went to Lake
Park Thursday to visit a few days
with her sister.
For Sale-A we'll improved farm,
one mile from Worthington, address
lock box 6l5, Worthington, MINI:
w27-2mo
S. A. Harding is building an addi.
ton to the Emil Luke house near
the Burlington depot.
The Senior and Junior Improve
mont Leagues will unite in giving q
Flower show the first weeks in Sept
Frank Hoy and Chas Stevens, o.
West Worthington township expect
TO move to No. th Dakota next spring
haying bought land there.
Mn. Vickers Of Delevsn is her
spending . couple Of weeks with he
husband who 10 doing The brick wofl
Oh The stitssr- Peterson block. .. :.
Tho families Of 4. r.. :AIbeztus, +
L. sHumiston and +. r. Coushra,
'|went TO Round Lake Thursdsy aftsr
noon for : few days outing. ,v., =,
AlaFge number Of our citizens ar
enjoying the bathing at Agsr's beae'
nearly every night. J. D. and Ra!
Hu,niston have erected q bath hous'
there.
The Worthington advance., 1901-07-19
Hail Insurance.

Farmers insure your crops in the
best company in the State. At the
Mobiles County Bank, Worthington,
also am agent for several residence
properties, pay as You please plan.
Interest low. Own your own home
36-tf NJ. E. Lawton.
The Worthington advance., 1901-07-19
Land for Sale!

In Clark Co., s. D., one of the ban.
ner counties of eastern S. D., good
soil, good water, county out of debt
and taxes low.
J.; WARE & GRIFFIN
have for sale in CLARK county S. D., a
largo list of improved and unimprov-
ed farms which are ranging in
price nom s. to $25 IN acre, accord;
ing TO improvements and location
and now 10 tho time to 30 and secure
alarm on very easy terms. F. p
Austin, our agent in Mobiles county
viii give you sll needed information
and sccompany parties that are seek
inn homes. Excur4ion rates every
first and third Tuesday Of each
upontb. Parties desiring 20 60 and
soe these farms may cali on or write
,F.P. AUSTIN, 1t Western House
Worthington, Mimi. -, .,. .
%P.S. Call At Western House and
sees samples of grain and grasses
both tame and wild which compar
favorably with Southern Minnesota.
The Worthington advance., 1901-07-19
:: -. &sE5 !
Council not Favorable to Street

NOunCAA uOC CCaSOIasOAo W OOAOOS
! ..., Signs \: zzsa.aa%s i. .S 4 \
r-,Mr. Bell who desired 70 secure con
tract for numbering Of houses and
streets for the company he represents,
failed to NEE: with the council Fri
day night, on account Of the train: ar
riving late. He was very much sur
prised at tho action of the council,
on account Of the enterprise display
ed in this place, in other directions.
All of the towns in this vicinity larger
than Adrian have their street names
displayed and houses and business
places numbered, Luverne and Pipe.
stone are now having the work done
The council carry the idea that the
city should do this or it will not be
properly done and that thew have nc
authority to take funds for this pur
pose. It would be just as plausible
to say they have no right to use fundt
for street lighting. If they can pro
vide light they can provide informa
ton that can be seen by the light.
Mr.. Bell asks no remuneration fo'
for his work unless the work is salts
factory to all interested and will en-
ter into a contract to this effect. Car
the city do the work any better!
The expense to the city at this time
would be about $75 and would moi
exceed 500, while they estimate il
would cost $500 to do the work under
their direction. If the council car
Get aside money for this purpose a
some future time there is no reason
why 1t cannot be done now. Obe o.
our coupcilmen says he cannot direc
. person to his residence intelligent
II 20 that il can be located easily.
This 10 . matter Of small impor
tance in one sense yet 1t would redec
much eredit upon our town and 30 ,
/ great convsnisnce: TO every citizen
The work done in this line On 2nt
Avenue: sahost time saeo, demon stra
! ID that the eiti1sAs would do thei
i pazt in disphying,t Z number 81 thei
Il kx,a,aa and nnsv all thak ras,os;ns Il FL
The Worthington advance., 1901-07-19
Attention.!

The Benefit been in the field since January
paid all claims a9q the receipt o
the THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS You cas e6 carry
month accident and $40 $40 month
suffering sickness and $00 Of burial fund at Xo@r
benefits the small OF $
per month privilege advance far wish at
I'LL of the wrd where
policy of the common hnieaes Can you al
protecton when it be had tor so
small spend money fooshy each year ito mo more @ a
led value while double for money
when you nothing assist This aa
has paid the and popular
state Any lady or gentlemen %
16 and 60 egabe health can carry P>
in Old Reliable Benefit League Of Minnesota
~ Good, active agents chm find winter employment m
with Us at good profit. Home office 1902 Lumber Ex-
change Bid, Minneapolis, MINI:
Kindund local collector and solicitor Be meeting
wishing will profit b call on MN
The Worthington advance., 1901-07-19

Money to loan on farm lands atl
ST per cent. -:-...
Geo, w, Wilson T. Son.
WorthinKton, MINI.
The Worthington advance., 1901-07-19
Strayed.

Two gray bronco mares, with
halters on. Last seen going south
about six miles vest of Fulda Friday
evening, juno 28th. Return to, or
notify D. A. Brown, of Fulda, for re.
ward.