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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
ia t,uy t)nhtl,nsyiII.

An offer has tten made to he executors
q! tho L. !. Dub5ins estate !or the Dur
rhIso of DOkb!nsviilc consisting If ninety
two hoHSuS On the southern limits Of the
the Morris and IAsEer Works ware ran
ming, these houses were occupied y the
Mcn who worked in the iron Int.ls.
some people believe TIM th1 huE'nl arc
Terra Gotta Works.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11

A YorNG couple were welded by
the use OF the Ion. distance lclc-
phone at Wichita. Kansgs. and CHI
cayo. The bride was iii Chicago,
The groom in W'chlta AMI the MN
istcr in Chicago. Ii would be
rreat thing il some telephone gil
should be rung IN OH the Wichita
man, The BRIDE and groom had
10 be kissed By proxy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Another Difference Of Opinion.

Mr.. Naggleton (unpleasantly sur
prised by the unexpected return of
his wife)-Why have you come back
so soon, my dear? Don't you like
Shrimptown?
Mrs. Naggleton-No; the air didn't
agree with me.
Mr., Naggleton-1I'm not surprised
at that. 1t would have been the only
thing that ever did, if it had. Ally
Sloper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
DOuuh to Get Out Of IT,

Mrs. Blinks (after breakfasD My
dear, ] wish you'd stop into Biggs,
Store & Co.'S and order seven-eighths
of a yard more of that cloth got yes
tsrday. and quarters
Mr.. Blinks-I'm afraid I'll forget If
you give me he items now. just speak
to me over the telephone this after
noon.
Office Boy (n the a'ternoon)-
Please, ;:r, Mrs, RIinks is at the phone,
and WANTS to talk to you.
Mr., Blinks (hurriedIy) -- Say--er-
tell her I'm drunk-N. Y. Weekly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Can I}cCOycrCIicCE.

John Long, acting turnkey at the
police station, has in his possession, a
Workman s check of the Edge Moor
Iron Company and tWenty.six cents
money, Which were dropped by a man
slightly intoxicated near Sixth and
Windsor streets on Saturday. The
turnkey is N.NlnG tU return thtm to
The owner II lie calls at The police sta.
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Willing tn COmnrOpnise.

"This claim of mime against you I've
been unable to collect" said the
tradesman, with fire in his eye, land I
have determined to file it with"
Good ideal" interrupted the erst-
while good thing. "File it, saw it, or do
something to bring it down to its
proper size, and you may realize some-
thing" ."--Philadelphia Press,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
GROCERY News at lYEch'a.

Eu.y selling Dutter zoe, ID Deer Park
Creamery ;Ib'.. ID. Pure coffee I2c 4. Good
mixed tea 35s ID. AprIcots Ice lb J.lly
glasses. 'AjO dozen, 2uc toZea. New tomato
ca SUP ,'0c gallon 4lXeu mustard lOc quart.
Best Hour 20, sack. 4opl brDoms !ia, large
ork. Right prices FRO npt service. Al
phones. Stores Uurih and Aiadi aon streetS;
flgEth and Ming streets 81. t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
One fnr l}nl,f,y

II understand" said little Bobby,
looking up from his lesson and keeping
foretinger temporarily between the
pages of his history, that there is
only one man before whom the czar
of Russia must take off his hat"
"Why, yes-that's so. Your book
tells all about 1t, eh? Who is it, did
you say?'
"His hairdresser," said Bobby, get
ting busy.~N. Y. Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11

The Every Evening in speaking
Of the law regulating the sheriit
sales, ssays: "The law is plain
enough in the natter" That all
may read we publish the law upon
the subject
That in advertisements Of no.
tice Of sales OF real estate in news
papers, by the Sheriff OF any county
in thla State. under execution pro-
cess, II shall be sufficient if the
property 70 be sold shah be de-
scribed therein in such manner
that the same may be readily iden-
titled 1t shall not be necessary to
describe the same by metcs and
bounds, or ov courses and distances.
Nor shall it be necessary in any
case 10 follow the desert ption of the
property in the writ OF execution
under which il is sold.
The sunday Star ON commenting
on il, heads its article: ait is no
Mystery. After commencing the
Every Evening on its course, il
says that that paper has the best ot
the controversy over the matter.
The Star farther SAYS:
but the Every Evening lreally
seems to be in ignorance OF the iilu-
mlnatns facts in the case: which
is strange, too, ior It has been only
a few weeks since The Star made
the subject as plain as monday.
The ''mvstery' can be solved by
oae word, REBATE The whole
thing Is explained by the TACT that
those newspapers which are per.
mlttcd TO PRINT the Shcriif's $ advcr-
t,semen's ars compelled to purchase
that tayorHy swing the Sheriff a
rebate on his advertising bills. The
larger the advertisement the lar
ger the bills and consequently the
larger the Sheriti's rebate. Does
not this sufficiently explain the
Sheriff propensity for lengthy ad-
vcrtiscments? AS long ago as
August IS last, We called attention
10 tins subject and a week later we
a, aln referred 10 It. y
ne eVli caA be placed where 1t
belongs and that is with the new s.
papers themselves, who have sub
mltted to the rebate system OF a
percentage as hi.h as IS per cent.
1t has not lof years been less than
20 per cent, Either give up what
the Sheriff demanded or lose his
business. The Sheriff ADVERTISING
was under that officials $ control
and lie placed 1t where it viii do
h'm the mos!lsool Every Sheriff
has received tor years this re.
bate Tor years and every newspaper
man IN the citv kuew OF it. 1t is
not new practice but it is one that
should be speedily ended. The
law gives the Sheriff lie right 70
choose but one paper, he party be-
ms sold out having the CHOICE o.
the other paper.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Knew the DiRssaasz


swell, you're a veterinary surgeon
what do You know about a a.horse?'
asked a brow-beating attorney
81 don't pretend to be horse dog
tor" replied the witness, "but I
know good deal of the nature of the
ANIMAL
THAT means to say You know a
horse from a jackass when you see
them" continued the lawyer, in the
same style. looking knowing and
giancing triumphantly around.
'Oh, yes. just so." drawled out the
intended victim, gazing intent y at his
legal torinentor. For instance, /
should never take you for horse.-
Tit-Bits.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
UNITARIAN
CONFERENCE

The Unitarian Conference OF tht
Middle States and Canada will
hold its Seventeenth Annual Meet.
ing 10 the FIRST Unitarian Church.
Philadelphia. Pa, on Chestnut
street between Twenty. first and
Twenty-second streets. on Noycm.
Der l2th, 18Th and l4th. 1901. A
large delegation from the Unitaria n
Church 10 Wilmington will attend
this conference. The meetings are
public. All persous are invited to
be present. ,The order OF exer.
cises is as follows:
Tuesday, evening session. s p. IN.
Sermon by Rev. Robert Coll.
yer, of New York.
Wednesday, Morning Session.
o.4o-Religious services conduct.
ed by Rev. A. IT, Bowscr.
10. O0-Busine meeting. Ap.
poirtvcnt of committees. etc.
l0.l5-"Some wavs in which
church history is made to misstatc
facts, Rev Charles Graves.
10 45-Discussion.
ll.00 Report OF Secretary and
Treasurer
ll.50-Paper by Rev. John W.
Chadwick. OF New York.
IL. 00-Discussion.
y. 80 - Recess and collation..
Afternoon Session.
2.SO-Paper by Rev. WIN. NJ.
Brundage, Ph, d., Albany. N. Y.
3.OO-Discussion to be led BY Rev.
II. II. Graves, OF Troy, N. Y.
Evening Session.
7.45-Religious service.
8.0o-Three addresses by Ru-
dolph Blankenburgh. Philadelphia;
Clinton Rogers Woodruff, Philad.l.
phia; Rev. Thomas II. Slicer, New
York.
Thursday. morning session.
10.O0-The morning hour will be
devoted TO 4 meeting Of the Bran ches
ol the Women's AlianSe.
II 3O-Rccess and collation..
Afternoon Session.
2.5O-A paper by Rev. John =.
Forbes, New York.
5.00-Discussiou led by Rev.
Harry Jeschke.
Evening Session.
7.45--A service will be held in
the interest OF young people,
8. S.00--lntroductory address by
Rev. Oscar B. Hawes.
S.l5-Address by Miss Lillian
Freeman Clarke.
S,30-Address by Rev. Earl NJ.
Wilbur, of Meadvile, Pa.
9.0O-Address by Rev. Charles
f. st. John. Boston.
Alliance Meeting.
Meeting OF the Philadelphia
Branch of National Alliance.
10. l5-Short reports.
Following the reports Mrs. Ellis
Peterson OF Boston, will speak on
IA Southern Missionary Trip"
Miss Lillian Freeman Clarke, OF
Boston, will make an address on
Cheerful Letter and Postotiice
Mission Work.
"A paper will then be given by
Mrs. LsoL A. Harvey of Erie, Pa.
Mrs. A. D. Warner Of Whining.
ton, will close the meeting with an
address on ''Our Missions and
Omissions.
A committe will be 10 attendance
at the church on Tuesday afternoon
to receive delegates and guests aud
impart all needed inform atom but
all should write, SO far as possible,
stating just who will be present.
so that assignment may be made
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
/ GHHIlp ..iir mock

'"Ah, yes" sighed the very young
poet. ''When lnl dead ! suppose pco-
pie who neglect me now will make pill
gr,ulagrS to my grave.
"Why?' She asked: 40 make sure
that the new, is not too good to be
true &c hicueo EpcorG-i.erad.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
DOCKSTADERS

The bill at Docks kstader's this week
includes George Neville & Company
and Mr., aud Mrs. Mark Murphy,
late stars from the Legitimate stage
aud who have appeared at the
Grand Opera House with their own
companies.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
(Ul:i.I's Enemy,

PA wouldn't let me marry Mr..
Snupkins' because he smoked such
cheap cigars"
"Well. he can't make that an OBJ
lection to me
"lle says You smoke too expensive
ones. - LES lies Weekly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
nuulAiful IAnEliInrn1

Young Wife 'we"ihy but pIai,D -
Everybody tells me hat YOU married
me only for my money.
Young Husband, Then everybody
lies. II! admit you look it, but, hon
estly, l didnt.--Chicago Daily News.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Not Necessnrl1y,

Mr.. upjohn--That young sneak of a
Spoonamore is hanging around here
again! How many times have 1 told
you
Mrs. Upjohn-John, just because
low, soft voice is an excellent thing iu
woman it doesn't follow that loud,
harsh voice is an excellent thing in
man.-Chicago Tribune.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Health for 70 Certs.

A lively liver, pure blood, clean
skin, hrIght' cs, perfect health
CaScarcts Candy Cathartlc will Oh,
tain and secure them for you, Gcnu.
inc tablets stamped c. c. c. Never
sold in bulk. All druggists, Ioc.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Si,reHtl t.t!rss,

Mis- rorhi>- Mr.. sIorUm called on
me last evening.
Mr.. Wryyell Hun, he's Sow. Didn't
he make YOU tired: Talked and talked
Hbout something ieiotic and uninter-
testing, III bel
Miss Perhis- Well. he talked about
you u good deal. T.t-Rils.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
I;nnnteh.

As I ST Mt fall of evening,
Musing Tore the open fire,
'JOying thoughts as light aud ilittlrg
As the blaZes of the pyre,
Ioi appears to me "A figure
Standing In the hickering Light,
And | SAY in trembling accents:
Art tluu come again tonight"
Speak! who art thou" what thine elraEd""
Answer comes without delay:
'l'm Jim Brown, the tailor's son. sir;
Here's that bill. Pa warts his pay.'
-Detgeit Free Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Drawing the Line.

Mrs. Iiattcrson- Mrs. iiallplate gave
me the impr"ss"n that She was quite
intimate wit you.
Mrs. CattrrSon- Nonsense! We are
thrown together a great deal in our
church work, but ! don't recognize
her socially, y,-.Town Topics.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
SNhN Iie ClDhNsi.

A youth went forth to sercnade
The lady he loved best,
And by her house al evening,
Wher the sun had gone to rest,
H. W.lrbled until daylight,
And would have wArblrd more.
Bu: morning light disclosed the sign
For Rent upon the dour
baltimore World.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
The ltrNpruJuule.

"A candidate always says he is GO
ing 10 do great many things after his
elpcion,"
"And When he + in uffic"?'
"Ile says he is going TO d" hem after
reelecriUn.' Washington star
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
tttEsratefut,

Hnb,-I thought you said this
horse YOU sold mc wouldn't kick?
Hwappc he kick?
Biuhit i should say he does!
SWapper-The 'ngratcfrl brute!
After my giving him such IA good
character, too.--Ohio State journal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
His Light UMder a Bushel,

Cooke-lt's surprising how unprac-
teal some men are.
Brouke-Why, how's that?
Cooke Well, there's Prof. Linguist,
for example. He spent the best part
of his life acquiring fiuency in nine or
ten different languages, and then went
and married wife who never gives
him chance to get word in edge.
Ways.-Tit.Iits.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
A HeiiDrt.

He-liuw is The new cook getting
along"
Iii, Wife-Wvil, ! had To discharge
her twice this morning, but since then
shes been doing fairly wcI!.- Brook
lyu Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
I'rstcred by Creditors.

Closetiat Does your wife etcrnally
pestcr you for lnosey?
Graspit No; thr people She buys
things from do that. 'l'it-Bits.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Two Views of n lJrpgs

Mrs. BiXhy 49, Isn't my gown q
dream?
Bixby No. it's reality: look at the
bill, Town Topics.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
tIyyO,S AElPpu

"Supposc | put on your husbands
hcadstunr The word 'Aslerp|'
at will not be reres>ary; lie was u
policeman. n y. Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
irnHM NGANlKiinn

Jack "" resolved to give up drink
ing and betting and all iHut sort of
thing,
Tom On, youIi never keep that res
oiu'.on.
Jack I'll bet you he drink. do.--
Glasgu" Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
His PLAY m Words

Mrs. ilcnpeck (bantering)-Tha
old flame of mine has become so att
tentive that | fancy he'd like to run
away with me.
IIenpeck Just like to see him do
it.-Town Topics.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
SECURITY TRUST &
SAFE DEPOSIT CO.,
NO. tle MAltKET sTkEE \.

NO. Bio MARKET STREET l.
Capital Slock..... ......,.......sOD GOV
Surplus s..............:..... ............ .ssoo'ooo
Allows Interest OF Dep osits OF Money. 4
The company acts rs Executor Admin.
Ittrutor, Trustee, Guardian, liocelvsr and
gent, and rents small satoi IN fire and
burglar proof vaults. -
BENJAMIN NlELDS, Pros 4,
WILLIAM Il. BRlN OK lE. Vioo- Pres
JAMES D. CLARkSON rro,. AMI SsS T.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
In the I'Iiitry,

Little Tommy was stealing jam
/. coulaut deny the fact,
For his mother happened to catch him
Ked-har4td IN the act.
--ChicNgn VrihNL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
HUMPHREYS Z
Witch Hazel Oil
THE PILE OINTMENT.
One Application Gives Relief;

sss1Hsr a.ssHs uGEsasA. e<-SsHas
It cures Piles Or Hcmorlhoids External
or Internal, Elnd Or Bleeding, ltchiag or
Burning, lissurcs ard Ilstulas. Relief ill.,
mcdiatc-Curc certain.
II cures Burns and Slalds. The relief
&l,talt.
1t cures Innamcd or Caked Breasts and
Sore Nipples. Invaluable.
Il cures Salt Rheum, letters, Scurfy
Erupt ons, Cfapped LANDS, Fever BIisters,
Sore Lips Or NostriIs. Corns, Bunions,
Sore AND Chafea Fcot. Stings Of insects
Mosquito Bites and Sunbulns.
Three Sizes, 25c., soc. and S!.CO
Sold by Druggists, or sent Prepaid ca receipt price
HUMPHREYS MED. CO.,
Cor. William s: John sts.. NEW YORK.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
No SpS.s; of PRAYER.

Deacon Ebony | hab not seen YOU
at ouah rc,if;I lutptjn'.s. Mi>tah
Black.
Mistah Black Wot ruh | want oh
revival mc"tin'S?
"Don'i YOU ehbrr pral!'
20; | carry cr rabbits foot
y. Weekly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Door OF Death.

"Did the doctor pull old man Jones
through?'
"No; h" pushed him through. The
doctor is still alive.'-N, Y. Herald,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11

Victim Say. YOU ought TO change
your vocation. You'd make Il GOOD
butcher.
Barber Sir. THAT'S an insult.
Victim Oh, all right. I'll take
would Rake Il rather clumsy butcher.
Chicago Daily News.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
I'nlsiuu Nm (ilnncaS

Wool--When you were robbed of the
$40 why didn't you yell for the police?
Van Pelt-Don't be silly! had
eight dollars Ieft.-Puek.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11

GENERAL JAMES ii. WILSON sDoN1
at il meeting OF the New England
Free Trade League held a, ijos-
ton, Mass, on Saturday night HIS
speech had special reference 10 the
situation in Cuba.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Sure to Come Later,

P.Hchton-,So youare really going to
marry her?
Eingster -Yes. Sir. only wish my
income was as large as my love for
her is.
Never mind. o!G man. 1t
VIII he later -ToNu Topics.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
Executors Sale

KHtwH u sUHHJ SIU1Je T1T1T HeHr I'ITey Wig
Brandywine HID, Del.. cn
THURSDAY. NOV. l4th, 1901.
at 2 O'Clock p. M.
the following described real e. tate belonging
to the estate OF Clarke Webster, deceased:
No. 1.-The tract known IL. Sunny slope
farm near 'nlleyvile being ils late home Of
tho said Clarke Webster, deceAssd. containing
96 acres, BIZ the same more or less.
No. 2-All that certain farm orr tract Of land
situate at Newark Union Church, near Carr
croft station contuns abuus IL acres, be the
scmc more or less. 81
II e.e properties are within 81 miles OF
Wilmington. Buildings and fences in good
cond ton and land OF good quality.
EEBEGCA A. W sEBSTER,
BUTTON WkBSrEit
Executors of Clark Webster. Decd.
+. e. Stilham. Auc
n5taJ l"Bw W W. L. Lynam Atty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11

lT is ply that Miss Stone $
captors cannot be brought within
the range OF our gun boats and in
that manner presented with the
compliments o! Uncle Sans Navy.
1t is said that the baud Of brigands
who are holding Miss Ellen ii.
Stone 70, ransom are treating the
woman cruel Y to exercise pressure
10 compel more ready acceptance
OF their terms Consul GeLeral
Dickinson insists that the lady be
liberated before the money Is paid
Tor her release. The Bug garian
government will be held account
able ior Miss Stones death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11

EVERY man to his own bel!cI, Tor
what one man believes. another
man doubts. The Faith curIsts
believe IN prayer instead OF giving
medicines in cases OF sickness.
The heather believed in voodooism
and offered pa aver TO their heather
gods. TO people OF education and
enlightenment the peculiar i;r'th
cures are nonscnsical and barber
ous. Wilmington $ Board OF Health
will require physicians certii.
cate in cases of death of the be-
levers in that doctrine. From
Reading, Pa, comes The story o.
the healing Of a + year old son OF
Herbert a. Green. Tie child had
been suffering with whooping cough
and slight attack Of pneumonia.
Rev. j. G.. Shiremau bathed it with
olive oil anG all preseat clter up
prayers for it, 1t is claimed that
in few minutes the chlld was re-
lieved OF its ccugn and COMP etcly
cured OF its ailments. 1t is aston
ishing what things the people will
believe aud how easily tney are
fooled.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11
The city OF Wilmington should

THE city OF Wilmington should
own its electric light plant. Ten
johnson, the mayor OF Cleveland,
says every city should own its elec-
trio light and gas plant, beside its
street railways. We believe in the
city owning It's light plants but not
its railways. With the new reser-
voir built. the city would have sutii
clent water power to drive a good
sized plant with little or no cost for
power to generate electriclty- 1t is
Just us feasible Tor the city TO own
its water plant. 1t pays handsome
ly and 50 would al electric light
plant managed by the Water DE
partment
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1901-11-11

TIE REpuBLIChN VIII send the
Youths Companion to any o is
readers for 81 80 IN advance. TINS
offer is only to subscribers OF the
REpuBLrAN. The regular sub
scriptlon price to tHc Youth Com.
panlon is $l.15 to every body,
The Worthington advance., 1901-07-12
shsrih Rsiter went e to \, sst. Paul


ShsriR Rsiter vent y 81. Paul
Tuesday l5l Is B H sEISs.
. MIN Lulu Rip berger visiting Il
sths home of g. ~. B'ullick !, near Read.
in N y $5.S 5s5 sSsy S5Si
S2s Tupp.,r went 10 a Mankato
Tuesday inv yesti gate bank build
Iing s.s5s ss ssss q Il;
s M rank Gibson u has returned to
yvorthing and il employed insthe
.grceery store 81 Goff 4 = Gibson.
n. Helmick has lnstalled i
rangy range of the latest style in
ord to sufficie provide for his.
!. atrons ths best of service. Sss VI 81
The Worthington advance., 1901-07-12


the semi annual meeting of the !
BY u, of the Baptist church
held at the residence Of Gust. Swan
bsfs Friday evening. the following
officers were slected: Pres. Gust.
SWanberg; Y vice-pres., Jeannette5
stoutemeyer; sec, Helen Bronson,
tlse,siie Arthur Tinkham; rganist
Beulah Sain.. Refreshments were
ssEysd and an interesting and prof,
tablss evening was spent. : ss3ss
sss and Mrs @. S. Vail will spend
eiir summer vacation at the homes
|of Their parents. Mrs. Wallis people
resslitls near Fulda and N Vail q :at
2Worthiinet ION. They left last Friday,
|gning bylrail as far as Tracy, from
yghch point they drove to$ Fnlda. |. . |.
Iaf ana Mrs. Wn,. Footh and Is.
,aad Mrs. j. II. Footh returned |laat
|Thnrsda from Wilmont Minnesota,
hsre they spent 4 week with the
lsmiIy of; Henry Footh. Henry is IA,
~ The Implement busin ~ md
hia many friends here will be pleased
artn that he e satish sd with 4 the
III lc Jpsct8 of things at n " \ ilmont -
psaby Herald. III II MA s:s
The Worthington advance., 1901-07-12


6Ss a ~ q. Hitrittsr bas pure chased j,
fifteen horse ;ppo y ser ichals y Shep-s
ard thrss hing slg gine 81 Saxon lts
Almond dson ards sunl loade 4 II this week
B I. y ne I uniiorr IImp 4 ement League
VIII meet Iuesday II fternoon July 16,,
sI,t;s Hotel g y orthing ton, thss
lneeting postponed sson account i1oNfs N
picnics II; sSs 81; . asss.
81 The ,ll Indies a Missionary sSociety sofs
the M. p p Church met with Is.E
Darling Or Tuesday afternoon ard
added three new members 10 tho
society after the program 4 " Z
Darling served los cream and rake
The Worthington advance., 1901-07-12
salnlced Rates 70 u TI1,e west.

4 q y sJslced Rates 1,To y The est.
nriiDg june, Jul August and
mber very Low round Tip rates
g. ein effect from all stations on
,sh R ., r !, 8, n, RS. 81 the: foil owing
5il5oiint Denver, Colorado Springs,
sPusbR, Glenw wood Springs, Colo- Salt
q aks CITY, Odgen, Utab, { ssan Fran
u ,ciissc, Los Angeles. ah Diego and
III m'numelous other points % q st5ss ms,
efose mai king che trip be sure and
5coa sult any agent sof this -omp
81 ors III III dress. 40. q Farmer, G d.
u u u e l, B q, re ~ ss N Ry.; Cedar
asSiisls Iowa, Sept 81. sss
The Worthington advance., 1901-07-12
Good Advice 81 to Girls Who
Travel. Ss1i = q


The young sillE n wiho isst. q cling by
hersel should sesk 81 nation from
the train people rather than from her
companions On the train. No girl iD
travelling should msks con6dants 81
strangers of either sex disclose her
name, her dessinat tiion u Her family
affairs, 81 make acq ntances On the
road. She may however, show kind
attention Is u mother travelling with
little chill ldren, anus \ 4 Wearied little
one, and politel,y thank M any one who
does her al unob btrusive kind ness. \
Marga :Es Sannster, IL The Ladies'
Home journal for July u; q & So d 81
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