davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

SOrmanos boliseu poo rorore &oac
9rltg pao RoliSeen meuem Sre0rif@-
itoo % SorpsborR er neobrPnot til
@rltnoen. 6ormonoen tit ct tort
@ronoioor i Sooeoet. Sans Suitrlt
moatte reboe Zig / bpbeIte NegIi8e /
ben toIbe Rot. Srtet Snobo rebbeoes.
Nben arboge8 cpitanct ira 9iber pno
Qoftet. 8eb SipIp at 8rl9ets 9rono.
iprsite reboeoes Sc nRrlisgenbe itore
SrPInitopIdd.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
2Scu Npril.9] ltOuumeHtct.

2ocu Nprtl'Wonumentct. Nortc
ocr laN bIco @moc2bpll8 2oen
Npril- W}nmuuent fiert Qlruucm &ler
belrhoun5 Wtlocr tuu CT itor %o0.
ooqlr, truffct al ier ncite, no til "o'
itclpolocn for at mrbrruac9 pdd
To0itpffet, Ser o0rrcHc / uoNcn Slo
rar itaoct frroigt % uchtct poo Min
~0ctmprfct. Iette uIlr iiG at pnrc
huuact / en inuIt ms @ronlt oI bar
,&nifrIptioncr: "20en AprlI 1901"
Icfornter 8entlcr hnr ta0ct ooerorn'
act belle OeForationen til TnIernng2~
heittoelighcocn. Ter ital bi. Il. pao
Vlaoicn % poa @cieL ionl tsrer I'll
oennc. rGies ct 100 AIeu Elu0uIlt,
ct iturt Icit ,u0impftet ntcN Mag %
orelu1c lrUcr. til &c Fml8eIlge 'aIltt
rl &rt6lue iii IuIcrue.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
sialSent Srrf. = grntsberqf

amt&ting. Der mIig aabneoeS /
Sfien, lr6trnf set iiplone StIfGloe,
Der reppe bar bPrbt fsr ! Norge, at
Imt8tinget bopoc TO "e9nc" Inlt-
mpuo. Imtmaro GrgeIbart, npt;g
uonppnt III Amtnolrb / &arlSberg,
abmiriitrereGe remIi9 Strget, mems
&mtmano llQmorm ion ooI9t Sr0-
isrer | geIioro oor BERNIE 9pgoS Hc.
orpientant / qlmtsttnGet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

Sulst Srpsaeri, aeoer Srpaseri
/ Riisr er ioIgt til 0iSponert SattI'
iensS eIoi9 pr. aommiSiion for 1911.
600 OR
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

gfbpo Sfsitelbber. Den ~betiertbte
Sfsitelsber Asbisrr 9oe, mr iflttSc
babe purret SronSDiems Sfsitetlltbs
lite Reorrientort oeo Noraesmciters
ffab8lsbe1e puo Soannr. bleo 0ager
fsr Iirefien ing % nfgif fort cTter Oco
Is6en al Reruefeber Nfbs0e hnr
trooS nm lulqe IINer - is Ior -
O1moet Jig mango 2aurbrr pon go.
nerrte.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

Barre % pGrre. ! MooumS Sfi.
fluids 9nffe "@uitanbotfen" gioroe
Sen 1912 Aor gonIe HilS 8ieitoong
PEG iioite Steone 10 itoaenoe Sob
ct poa IS og ct poo Al @eter(co. 1876
eng. SSob)
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Nrnnhcn pnn Vnmsus.

CTuHDVN puH JtUNHSUs. UUIIVUFII
hoIbteS Hortsr pda 96nn1&os u1lqan'
cnoe Opforiten al @oteEbrnr6ct.
SDoen untageS al nVre opitoaet Der.
oeo, OF en- ung Dame, SPrtiu0e1S
9dtter, peo at poSiere giernem ct
ltbeboet 8GreJe. itsocnOc til tcuoe3
eget. al 9@usiteIigbeo bar fi8et otter,
ON uogeu Lao rmocr SenaeL OF
uiorpurenbc er fummet for nGr
SenafIG6erne meo Spiet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

@nncrins Sotolfien oa Suitru arl.
gcbors, iebt Slicu. paa Soiihogcll /
9tpS Rpmcrife) feirebe Den IS.
0tartS tit 8ulSbrpllpp.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

Sucn Garreitab. Otter 9cilutnin9
al Ri9sa6oofoten er 5oeu Narreitao
iat un0er SiItnIe pcb norore <SorIs'
bergs Weboomsret for line llotalelier
oe6 oct rorife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
iioIte @eneralms0e ON gGbrltelig.
beo5forboIoene in6eu Worinen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
!, 8u0hrauosoulcn

) @nbbrauSsoalrn bar iointer
reiit Jig enonu ct Snrotoriuut, nem.
lig pau Store.a lepitno / apom. Set
CT Ole Sormoe, Der bpgger ct Sano.
forum, ser IfuI ppre fproigt til Com.
meren.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Gnifce,

%nffce. $780, Euittr &c at tIpte en-
IL Gorm | Ct Qammttt it~aHoHaUit 5toDs
irttIemen'. oa iidl yea beicarc 2syeS SpgrSs.
maal. Haag Ct ezra frIWrrte me0ig,seC.
TIT IeQ er lie %2lroa9sEi. Jobu 3pcocr.
len, g8eit Iaumarf. gSls. 3lt3
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
9~rOfcsiur auanit Spaclrp,

itoitc CONNER unfom til &]iehcuhlOr
meo 0cu &eniiat at tnac CphOlO
bie;une, bar M iQiGr belipet iiR III
Nnlerifn Tor at Coertole &eNeLlen a
Observation-Disclosures Nhuittifolc /
8iaconiiu. ifrlUer "lMurebroa".
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

Cocuic &nrdaS lar IiIcfUn do'tJl
Ii9c andre aiGblmhcrH RWh 5coiiatt
HN10c til 1t rNIl'erc NurtI& IN
rnoos Noritua on. N 4la6itrncrnc
ihll iorPrc aiabcuhom Ct Sflolo
mco aiabitaOc1t5 Nadbcu ri CphTnQ~
uil,Q ! Oct npe 8lo0Du&.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Smaalenfc Scrn6aucplaurr. Sc

Smaalenttc IcrnbnHeplancr. <Sertts
bonefomiteerne / Roffeitoo lremorf
% 5reortfSbnlo bolot forIe6en Mte0e
/ 6reOrifshnlo til Sorhonoling on
Retntngen for oen proieftereoe Ger.
tiGrbane SiiteboIen -&affeitob
erie meb llbgrenins til Strsmsios.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Masicr at Spal.

@nsier al Spal. Ser bar nGret
meget @uaI at le uoenior / bemne
0f0uneo, SEN er tonrntet gomife NOR
2on0, itrioes ira Sings til "IronlS-
spoiten." @n 0og bar BET Oiit 40 a.
80 lalnlet poo ergong; De Ioo lont
iToo iorte Sfipr itrset uoooer Sab
fInber; Of og til iteg ian en- @onO.
isile on ira De UlItenoe Ipr.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Set fal. Seatcr. IRA aIobcnGmnn

Set fgl. SeGtcr, IRA a~INbcnbdon
meooelca. at I'elQe NlaNct "Surtul.
Ntt" d8tcr loapcI Glcien co Oct tNi.
Icuter, @rro 0unuCtJoto. lQnl pans
N0iunQerc0c. GireftIr GhrNttu'cn.
At irotrrhe inc Stjliulcr pco lea.
trct. 5pm 0crca Grtcr'SlNtrc nTr-
ncr @loNct Yro'e&lor NorhiNrul@ ~
". 9Iud / tSorcmuQ.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
%filjalas.

(arme tiiial9S. - Sec bal lire
~ Tarme trliaIg5 ira I Viii III 5 Yll /
Cub ior 0snHiHg soot 2au0 meo SIog os
SldGttc. tenn je8 M iGlBer bilt9t. ON Jeg
iaar lUl3e ju4rL I'll ~RorrelpOuoante isu3cs
til Iobn :. SogGHI. NcnrtHa. Otter Iah
Guuhtr. giiHh.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
lutct nOttrri, Ter incnifc Mio1nol

Iutct gOttcri. Ten ipcnitc Aia@oug
bar nreo mort GIertaI / begge auHrc
iortuitet 'lerc ,voriidg ON Gprettelieu
al ct Stotslottcri. 9ermeo fan
Spsraam0alct auieCs Tor noe al
Qu99oroeuen poo Iangc ,Siber. lluOer
Iebntterne t0m DEN mOrnlife SiOe
no &uttcrlipli itRrft / EoraruHoeH.
Seip ON Stuteu tralOe 0pnan SorOele,
burOe Den life m0looe itg pau I'll 6or.
refining. bpi3 %iocioIc gfisforoelr life
goot far uegteS. IlPre lolere giorOe
oeSubeu g~iGioenbe. at Goroelene oeb
Of St1tslotteri par / hsi 8rao oper.
srs1,re. enheiig par De- osiaa benz.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Goers SlGgtntn9e % Ben.
tter | 6amtlelauOct

ptl iGtte tor 8ris pau, at 5 ieuber benz
8I1etter meo
9otbe 5tjerne= Sinien.
Tinbet ON ben fsrite &eiie ouer Qtlante.
rem parsr lruss, oerfcr bsr 3 paais, at De
Eeiienbs bib iommer I'll at npos aae DC
Ssroeie, fout fan erboloeS.
6utoe Stierne= Sinjen
cr befisuOt for fine tore, burttge og betuen-
me oob5cltpropelsoe 9ampere. os 9riierue
er lille bgtere euo meo andre Retu Yorta9in'
ler. ~ 8 oerfor lire Gosrs 8srnrr en- be.
bOeeIts % burtis Relle bib, iaa tlsb Billet
hos en- at
9uioe stierne= 2iniens
autorii.rebe Ggenter, eusr birette al
WHITE STAR N
94-96 Dearborn Ctr, Chicago, 81,
euer BRECKE & EKMAN,
191 9. 8ro Ct, Nttnueapolis, Rinn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

IlbcbrGuoc. 0kdroeicr 7. Ncl'
lens Guuro / @anOlslc er nc0UrUrnt
meloe3 fr0 @iNcrso.
~,Sorlc0en Not opitro ,Elo /
Bonr0clCr anrI @0ricu2 M~oiIdi0lGllac
/ Sftbbu mclbe1 ira Ho@flIoe. NM'
njnNet uenbrGnOte totdlt o1 nIlc
Srraturerlte mbcbrH1rote unMn4cn |
SO o. } SmoIfuIpe, SOnehu'ct
neobrpqlotc ~IIgeIeoe&, men Sonlrnc
rcooeoe&. Gilbert meneS moiat.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Spcri9e oo 5inlano.
Nrn,inritcns Ynlabs ! etocfhoLn

ArpsfpritcnS Rulabs / Stoctholm
ifol man tpnfe at iPIge, hOorc1ter Oct
rlUea % ct prrpCt Sua meo Gle.
Qantc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Opt6reS.
gla0ct "Naeh." timber ooa poa
AZ Here HorhoIo, at Rilsou.
qen bor Hores ierit. Si6GRc en- @er.
ion ituINc bet we're 0icuinaen pau
Comter at opiGre ct itsrre Huufpa,
labs, o. Ils1etontrattcu itlrloe luoc
paa 1900 900 ar.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

Cuncs. - Gn COB os busIl1 Risc
x clcg Gufe mslsm 80 o. 80 Gar tan 'aa
en goo tlaos ueo at beitpve quiet iog CIT
SutEmano. SlrtD I'll 3. y. SsrseUleN.
Scr -, &OpiIHF. gfIHH.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Rcaicrinacns stsmmsrctsiorIaa,

RcaicrinacnS StsmmsrctsfOrlag,
ION mn CT ~operbragt Rig3oagsu, gaor
hi. a. no pao, at Observation-Disclosures
1aroQrai ia fol erboIoc fsI9enoe
NroIpo: /. Stemmeret tiIfomner in.
oCt Den HontmnIne, bpor ban er mun0-
t%aI&isrt, euboer / aomru,nsns Nm
Itqgcn0er itemmebGrettieet Wano ira
% me0 oct 1alenneraor uPit eiter oet.
buori bon iploer % @ar. ood inQeu,
iom i euer PED ltoRuuaen al no8ct al
Sc , ii0ltc Mar ifuIOCr Tor Sfat til
Stot Cucr aomrntnc. eIler iom pGrre-
pliqtig life bar uoticnt De ham igr
Gcla0uget pnuhpiICbc 0oatenepcIier.
Vlnft , fuitiptter cu Gtcmnc FOR en-.
hDer ItermcbercttIQet hoiS life an
0crie0c& CT beitemt. (uutt 3 faliTts
ter. at , Stcumcr Dor Sen. ION or
cuer bor pGrct gift cler Tor McQnn.
oeiien Al oct MoIcuocraor. hncrI Raj.
act iOrc1aar. hdr oprooct 10 Mars
HIocr. Observation-Disclosures INITIAL
initirttes Tor @onN0iitriFtCruc iii 80.
: Nncr, buiS ITolferrngbc c. cler
upcrit!Itr cr Ctticn6c6el n Nolte.
mTnQNcn / Rilct% @ncr. I'll Ser citcr
@ncN@ t~Foltcmp1tqhc prlQc& en- ne.
prricutont 'or borrt iulot ToI tiIpu,
rcnnc en- CtticuNehel al @n1ruN2 Eot.
frmrnloc. &urr ulcN . cuer iIerc Ne.
prUicntontrr ifol iuNhrIcS I ioa hcu.
i~ilt2nrHiiac NaIlfrcbIe iom muIiNt.
Ara SpuScriHnnnS. NaIQcuNc (oI
oplIpc& lom ser CuNcIlNc HciuItot n
Rll2a1d&ulQct &cicl 1000. ,aocob.
icn 1888 % Wahlfc i95 Il. Tu
NoNcr&Icp &ur hlr &c3icn G225 q
"a i'm 2pnNcrborQ NnIt 3S35 1t.
%ouArttcn / TIcnsbora hur irj'
Ficlot RtOdfter Nrnr5 2cbed
C"NcimNoID. Ser mr. anfIouet Tor
Toruurrrlier moo Nmt&if1pcr 2lIrr0
! [ortluno.
Sproliorcu1uNcna au&ertr.
Rdpltll Nl'dhr | TNOCTlIHN. Ofr lNt
urrct lu,f lluocridlt 'lncu 1854, or
mt bIeuru itcntplct lom horif llnher.
iont % uoorit uco II OvQcs &uricI.
Nr. Nlldlrr CT Ijrcftsr | "jFoItcbon-
fen" / Nubcnud "a fI,lNt ic7u en- aoh
hulyif Q|nuo. Nun bar oUret boi0t /
Spuocriuunno itoeu fer 1864 % hor
oloriN rptrrct Tor 2orm0rf. Ger.
moo lmr ban ioaplot uIAc& I
no1lc Mar pGret / ~iapurciJltc (lcneir.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

Ciiialgs. - End @runo al Spg.
bonn Ct gos: Tr'O Dda Oocr 40 SIgsr %
cit 80 0allrHess JiuIe / DtIuHcGp!ls. tll'a.qS
blullt. Aoreaie. !. y. Nnsugs. gIcrIan
.art. q. 3dul. NUlf. Jlb3
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

GienoumsiaIg. "gugcI~boraguaro"
/ GIiteo me0 90. II Cor. &ortforn or
al Geieren. RroprietUr MuuS. lolat
til ,SorpoIter q. Glieu. Gborlottelr
DOL. nor 5000 Rr. mcIocS ira
@ciGtnjug o9 &npcntat
meSislder.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
era Danmarf.

Gil 9sinno. Sra aisbeithrou meo.
neles at 0eu hauife aupteim Daniel
iorhrre0er iii Sonmrepn eli
M ortUpIogAt Expedition iii %Slanb.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
SDse belbrebes
Suage uinber &rGfter.
en- u%noerfaio sipseIirir opsases
az en- berpmt meoieinf 0isens
ffabSntano fom Sur for
cnbper spaoom.
MGrfp9rsise SsIbreoelSer, Der
iisacr Riraflcr-- SIotis
oenS Sanalipetbeos
@aaoe loft.
SSseHteIrt fsnsss frit th aue, tom ienoer
Saon 90 aoresie.
sssemtSIet fsnsss frit tf aue. Iom isuoer
s,aon % eierssie.

Otter aersiau8s, taaIHreiae @ranifHinser pl Stn'
bier al 6crtieeHs itFssbe sfriftsr iaa psI lem egpes
~rirneHier paG RutibsHs gageoioeuitabs Crraace, CT
Sr. Games %. Rib, ST. gaIieS Spauina / Sort
Rapne, Sab, II. 9. a., tftdno I'll at cfieUtIiggigre,
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

0nncs. Wc0eu Tom tunoe tOrlme
~ bio I'll oeuue gtaoS mco en- qoo 8sltts
ron 6lugit. Ger oil bllpe uomRrIei Anlec.
ming for Ell lauoaU psir Der oeUHe Baur.
Tor UErmer unceycsLWUI %tliitrIu: ". Z.
GrIcioU, Cation. a. Tltctd. 3lb3
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
EcosiaIo.

TttfGiESnuWdoeiec uptages arGU1, uIir D. re-
rrUEtQrr 10 9tHitr. Sbu Gro reIurs '1r IN stu.
~ at rper ~ 2iuicv ,Hdd bCtdlts Get; 10
ltUt EtD EIursttgie tria.sS mCO ? acH.s Or.
Anne 9Cd INA maa a.itb mtotHlae s'fttIltIeL.
0alberQ. g1rS. Ssrtbi Wortt euIbcra aiai'
oco en- n,as Rso t Tracu paa I'm JrtIitr. Ivteas
ben lItr 9iarts 1909. { IN u Der At 80 War. gun
Dgtc al nrrii eftrr 10 Mars haarot S'o.licv. gun
par set / Au2leaaarncu. Ecier. %0rle. "a ttsc I
1875 Ont, c'frr martin GPcIsuciS. 2 1874 b,sU Bum
Git mee grbtr Z. "a berg
Bcncr Z 6dIbsra.
arnt Dlclsncis, &u5t @elSuri2. GroIvb md2nis.
Uuluit RClSuria. Marie rtrlsuC5
GGglr Fem. AlHn 1910 Niu,i5 Isr!.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28

2 90 We're: @oi0st Farrl1He let Gs!emR nj
@.oleT. SUITE ca EI,'socr, fsEstragtre % saRr
81 IN snfs-
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28


|E250
! pda
.Gp.
buell.
i9ls
. ereS
|R.50.
Dent.
|biett,
ttags
|n9ss
.bise
'9tpe
Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-03-28
Steucns @rant % Sraueric GO.s
Mellon GOuHtH, RorO Satota.

lom" HTS st.7 9V,ag'si &ln9. WocH 10 ut. IA
Ia'etr Ert' sr sn mfs'f m, TdrH2rtrJE :. Es,tI'
aa go-.g,st nott aar ia . II 20 Su.b.ls %. Here.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-30
Hymn, -" America"
Benediction.,
SMALLPOX.

Adrian was startled Monday
morning by report that three cases
of smallpox had been discovered
at Hotel Slade. Inquiry de veloped
the fact three persons were ill,
with smallpox symptoms. They are
Mrs. J. O. Garst, wife of the bowl
ing alley man and Misses Bergman
and Ostrom, employees at the Slade.
The hotel has been place under qua
rantine. The board of education
has cut short the school term in the
seven lower grades. The eighth
grade and high school pupils who
are busy with the state examina-
tions will be permitted to continue
nutil they fisnish next Saturday.
Adrian Guardian: :.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

.Jno Wolkin J.E. and NJ E. Hoover
L 10 BIO Bigelow $1,000. III 3s55 53ss: h;
Edith Mylius, Josephine Colvin.
part and 5 B 2 S side ad Adrian
$500. p. y, H.@rs: s:ts'5SF..l, 5;F.l
II Mccall M.McCall l. IA and.
Is B Hersey $50. >s*.* NM .5s
Jennie Munsen f A Brown l. g.
B Ellsworth $500. . ..3a s5ss!sst $V y
N r Hall Minnie T Myers L s.
B Bigelow $1,000. '1s.1$4. E Il.
j 0 Thompson j ID and W Hum
iston NV IA 30 1O2 80 $4,000. NJ ..&s s@
James Montgomery F. Bolster
e1-2 ne1-4 13, 1O3, AZ $3.50. ==,s5
A. c. .Severson IT. Kaufman LIS
and BIG school ad Dundee $4O0
Loren Clark Pauline Schwartz
Ii except 2oft BIZ Moultons resuyey
and sub div Worthintgon $1,000.
Mimi, Loan and Inv, Co. CT.
Tupper sw IA 20 1O4 Al $636O. ag.e@.s X Y.
Parker S. Davis T. H Grove Sc
IA "a 1O3 Al 1880. Vs.. ~
Mary S. Fellows Ida B Fellows
L 13 Blk J. Andersons sub div B /.
and Worthintgou $500.
Edwin Brirckson F A Carrell L I
and 2 B 9 800. = ~
G CHATTER Ella L Ramage s1-3
Is 104 43 $4,000. ,>.'- , I. q
Rudolph Berreau Robt Erickson
part ne1-4 ne1-4 Is 1O3 80 1920.
F. Roemer j and w Roemer IS
of part e1-2 ne IA % 101 43 $500.
JOS Gown Gerhard Lewis ne1-4
81 Frac. sw1-4 30 102 AZ &2O100. ( ~@
F. j. Stanosheck School Dist. No.
70 acre in so cor SO 1-44 1O4 Al
$32. 5z
A. Cottingham Ole A. Brandt
n1-2 se1-4 81 103 AZ $145O. =
FM Doan> U S Fry sw II. a.
1O2 413 5000. T. -. 4.T !.
John Wisemn Frederika ,Marten
nw1-4 % 1O3 43 $5556. - ::
Fl Roach" TIP Roach undiv u
Int sw1-4 Is 1O2 43 $500. ,.&.y~ Z. :.
Fl w Enrich Charles Enrich l. II
BS Wilmont $25OO. .!aEt 'at +
R Sterenborg W c Sargent nw1-4
80 1O4 Al $631O At
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-30
Correspondence.*<
VICINITY.

VIM. McGown spent Sunday with
his brother Frank.
Mrs. Foster Moore was ealing on
friends in town "Wednesday.
Gerald Shap Sundayed with his
brother in law George Goodrich.
Master John Burroughs is having
q tussle with the mumps this week.
Frank McGown's three horse
team took a lively run Monday; nc
serious damage was done. "
Judging from the number of
q uuack medicine men that travel the
roads these days one would think
that Mobiles County was chiefly
composed of invalids.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-30
CLOSING PROGRAM FOR OUR
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Graduating class sermon Sunday
June 1, 1902, 8 p. m. Presbyterian
Church, by Rev. wilson Aull Ut is
expected that the various churches
will join in. making this a union
service.)
Closing exercises of the grades
Thursday, June s, 7:45 p. m. High
School room. (The various pastors of
the town have quite generally
agreed to hold the church prayer
meetings Wednesday evening so
that the school exercises need not
interfere.)
Graduating Exercises, class of
1902, Friday, June 6, 8 p. M, Pres
byterian chruch.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-30
HOW 1T SEEMS TO LIVE WITH
BRIGANDS. -:

! Miss Stone g second paper on he1
experiences, in the June McClure'f
is fully as interesting as the first
through perhaps in different way.
The first was full of action, excite.
ment, and suspense-the capture,
the fight, the threats of the brig.
ands, the disclosure Of the plot, etc.
The second instalment settles down
to moro matter of fact, but none the
less unique, chronicling, as Miss
Stone attempts to describe what life
among brigands really is. The bri-
gands it.seems we're of varing dyes
of criminality-there we're the
"Good Man., and the bad Man.
(the leader), the young man whom
Miss Stone persuaded to ''swear-of'
cigrettes, and the young man who
mocked; the pious bligand and the
scoffer. OF course time hung very
heavy on the captives' hands; it was
only occasionlly that the brigands
would let them out Of the hut fo1
a walk in the evening.
Once Miss Stone started to sing,
but the ''Bad man''very promptly
hushed her up. After q while, when
winter was approaching, the brig
and brought them thick, coarse
wool to make into winter garments,
and hemming and stitching lifted
the monontony fer little while
Another diversion was watching
the brigand play games. Thanks.
givi ng day brought it's turkey, too,
the 'Good Man" having been
given the hint by Mrs. Tsilka, and
the plan carried out as a surprise
for Miss Stone. Altogether, Miss
Stone succeeds remarkably well in
telling a very interesting story Of
a very dull time.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-30
WANTS OTHERS 70 KNOW.

II have used DeWitt's Little
Early Risers for constipation and
torpid liver and they are all right.
I am glad to indorse them for I
think when we find good thing
we ought to let others know it, "
writes Alfred Heinze, Quincy, III.
They never gripe or distress. - = Sure,
safe pills.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-30
THE BEST BLOOD PURIFIER.
Telegram.

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The blood is constantly being puri-
fed by the lungs, liver and kidneys.
Keep these organs in healthy con-
dition and the bowels regular NO
YOU will have no need of a tl.od
purifier. For this purpose there is
nothing equal to Chamberlain g
Stomach and Liver Tablets, one dose
of them will do you more good than
a dollar bottle Of the bets blood
purifier. Price, 25 cents. Samples
free at all drug store.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-30
STAND LIKE A STONE WALL.

Between your children and the
tortures of itching and burning:
eczema. scaldheads or other skin
disease. e.-How! why, by using
Bucklen' g greatest healer. Quickest
cur6 for Ulcers, Fever Sores, Salt
Rheum, Cuts Burns or Bruises. In
fallible for Piles. 25cents B (
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-30
THOSE OF THE FAIR SEX WHO
ARE FAT ARE TO BE, PITIED.

THOSE OF THE FAIR SEX WHO
ARE FAT ARE TO BE PTTIED.
The women with too much figure
is to be pitied this season. What
can she do to be saved? Well,
there are various possibilities. The
first thing that suggests itself is-. the
new corset that laces the abdomen
;psrtectlys fiat and sends q 200 pound
figure elsewhere. II this :, is too
severe, then there are the usual re-
sources for slim waist-using DR..
Bantings methods meanwhile.
It is only the indolent woman who
is too fat nowadays and the modistes
have come to dread her, for not only
is she impossible to fit, but she
object to standing and positively
will not walk up stairs. She drinks
a deal of water, puffs and makes
herself red in the face telling you
how little she eats. Now, fat is
made Of food and not Of air, and if
the fat woman were put upon the
diet of her slim neighbor for a
month her flesh would melt away.
This is prat of sermon on dress
this talk for education methods, for
without a good shape nothing looks
we'll. Try to dress up something
that is deformed and you will get
the idea. Until stomachs come in
style and forty-four busts are ad-
mired, then something must be
done by the W omen who own them
for they are not in style now, says
the Pittsburg Press.
The scented dinner gown is a
pretty extravaganza of spring. 1t
costs money to smell nicely, but
there is really no more attractive
feature about a women's gown.
Sachet is used, not in the lining, but
in the little bags which are indis-
posed in convenient places upon
the gown. The latest Frenh wrinkle
is to stuff the holo, just at the front
of the shoulders, with a bag in
which there lies deal of violet
sachet.
A few little bags are concealed in
the stock and in the front of the
gown. The French make this as
much as feature of good gowning as
good Innings, and the manner in
which the up-to-date dresses are
scented would make more thhan q
fasion volume. Fork Evening
To1oorv.om
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-30
BR1LL1ANTRECORD OF 'ANEWs-
!: PAPER NAN. sEx ~ VA

The success which has. attended
William E. Curtis, the famous cor
respondent of The Chicago Record
Herald, is rarely attained by news
paper writer's. Beginning his career
in Chicago in 1872 as reporter he
rapidly rose to the position on re-.
ceiving government appointment
as secretary of the South American
commission. Mr.. Curtis travelled
extensively in Central and South
America while in this position,
producing several popular yolums
as the result of his literary hbors.
Afterward cooperating With seo-
1etary of State James G. Blaine,
Mr.. Curtis organized the work: Of
the bureau of American republics,
with the result that he was placed
incharge of that organization, and
at the World columbian Exposition
he distinguished himself by his
labors as the executive head of the
Latin-American department. Az
correspondent of The Chicago Re-
cord Herald Mr. Curtis travels have
carried him into every section of the
United States as we'll as into all
quarters of the globe. His China
and Japan letters were published in
book form; likewise his letters from
England, Germany and France, as
well as those written during his
travels in Mexico and South
America 49,,
No newspaper correspondent
possesses the facility shown by Mr..
Curtis in writing on any of the
diversified subjects embraced in his
correspondence and making it
luminous. Nor is any correspondent
followed so closely year after year
by the thousands of readers of The
Chicago RecordHerald. ,~rOn his
recent trip to the Holy Land Mr.:
Curtis letters have lettres have been
read more closely than ever, and
his descriptions of that interesting
section of the globe as it appears to-.
day have been quoted everywhere
A daily letter from. Mr.. Curtis
appears The Chicago Record Herald