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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
girainias aeuifitutipusfonpeutipn

bar mi Opoagct en- llODei til at bereoe
Statens Regerc 0erea Stemmcret,
uoet at 0en lruioen0e bUioe 9efolt.
ming / nOgm itsrre ll0ItrGfning oil
bltue rammet al 0et proieftereoe Orb
nrnJ. 9euue gaar no pao, at ole.
iom bIiper StemmcberettigeOe isr
1904, ifaI furne foritaa % iortlare
Stoteus 8runOIop. Te toriebcrercOe
@cteruner % oereS Senner tommer
life mo unoer 2oper % oil bllOe Irl'
taane Tor at pioe nogct ON aonItitu'
tionen.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
en- paaifemoreen.

Napoleons ieirriee Sore iopte
trent ODER europa. Snsen SaItning
bar Iterf NOT til at mobitaa benz, IN.
gen Stprfe itor nof til at f~oripare Ell
9p, mar Sranifmenoetle ongreb.
Baa 2iterriges @renie Gaa gpen
6eloftrd. Den tapoe meIem 5000
% 1000 Snbbpggere. 8efolfningen
I 6eIofirf frpgtebe og elifeoe Sub;
ret giorbe life RapoleonS Sore. ga
Napoleon paa i'm Bel Itsote paa Selo-
fird1, befalte ban iintpeltbe,t ertaf fine
8%eneraler at ia gpen, aff,lrat iom en-
Silsmober biIoe befale en- al fine Sic.
mere at ilagte en- 6iigI for Itobasen.
General Wasiena blep palgt. en-
Baaifemoreeen meb SoIifin og 8aar-
lift, mems gpens 8efplfning pilbe
gaa til morsenmesie, fit ma paa
Ssiberne openfor gpen ie @eneralen
meo $4,000 Mmb. On lang &etfe
at frantic gaaben glimtet og glitret /
Solen. Oct pnr ct bemobigt Spu,
iom Der msote ct frebeligt Solf, Der
finn bapoe oeu ~opitaubne Srelier /
Sino og Sanfe.
Sorfer6elien bar uaturligpis itor.
Sngen pibite, bpab man belit burbe
gisre, og gpraabet blep oerfor / itsrite
Soft folot iammen. en- cling bar
ale enige ON - of oct life oiloe nptte
at foripare Jig MOB BEN itore Sper'
nrnst. Oct blep foreilauet, of man
ifuIoe ienbe en- bertiI iftffet Berion I'll
Sen iranife 9eir UNDER Sreosflag og
meo 9pens Rsgler. Wan baabeoe
ocrpcb of funne ipare 9pen for Den
parite llIpffe.
@rfS gammel, 9rperbie Breit reiite
iig og tog Srbet. Sans &aao baooe
altib pitt Jig sSoe, o9 man Iptteoe mep
itsrite Spm9rfiombeo til bans Gale.
"Wtine Born, bette er Eaaifeoag,"
ia ban. "am life Cub, JONI opreiite
ira Sc oeoe, beifptte os / Dor SrGrtg'
lei? SfaI por fsrite Gambling / ben.
ne ltlpffe bli at iorInbe BAN? vi oS
ielp fan hi MI intet gisre. Soao er
ri imoo oen itore Scr, iom bare BEN
ter pau Srore I'll at angribe os? ga
os aaa i airfen iom alminoeltg %
itole pan Sub forreiten."
geo bisie maubige, pelmente Sro
Iteg Sdabet paanp / biSie gu~ofrpgtiee
Wt9nos 9rpit. airfetienerne tit Or.
ore til at ringe mco ale 9perts Strife.
floffer. Get bIep giOrt, og Sfarer al
Golf itrsmmeoe til Sirfernc. Saooe
set life prret for Spnet al Denne
libitOne @iuit oppc paa Ss,eerne,
pilDc inacn ia iGnft pau anoet enc at
frpoc OF slpbe Jig ODER Srelierens
Gpitanoelic.
aIoffcflangen loo no oper Sanoet
iou SlbeItoner % SeirsbuO. Soet'
miuoite loo Den iau for De iranifes
Eren. @eneraIen trob0e, at SDen
bapoe foat 5oriterfning al Ell itor
sItcrrigit SGr / Ssbct al Ratien, og
at Oet par al SIGoe beroper, at man
/ 9pet ringte mco aIe airtetloffer.
San traf fine trooper ppf.
SaaIeoes bGnOtc BET, at mems Selo.
fird,s airfefloffer bin Yaaifentorgen
iorfpnote, at SreIieren par opitan'
ben, itiaI DC frigerife frantic S9r.
mrno Jig pGf. @en De ~suSirpgtige
6olf / 6eIofirh iatfeoe @uO ior 5rel.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

1fbitaSf ~ 0;rs.,,

Hoitsot Of airfcn. Sen poIif,
fsote Sobn Groan, gruiI ior oen
grGlf.fatboIife Strife / SIipbant, er al
gtltop &oben bIepen uoitsot al Sir.
ten foroi ban ! en- poIff slpis ifrep, at
e3olgoB, lom mproe6c McainIep,
gIoroe ret. Irtifelen fremboIot pio,.
re- at Beuae bnroe OeIes Iieelia bIanot
golf og ben eneitc 9iaabe at ioo oett,
tll paa Dor at orGbe De forlfieaiae
San6es Stnrere.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

DC @uocrnsr SSobn Sinb / Winneiota
ifuIbe tape iiinoe at iege Domination
pe gaI9 iom &ou9reSmano ira Ste
Giitrift / nGpnte Stat, bcnRgtes MI
al SoIf, iom itaar Sr. 2inO n9r, og
JON oerfor forinooentlig bar arap
tan at bltpe troet. 9in6 oil life bIipe
9anbinot boerfcn for set enc cller oct
dHoet @lnbeoe, ialiaIo life til Ssiten,
tiger De.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
Alnrka.

Sernbauer. = De TO &ompanier,
iom for en- Sio iioen bIep organiieret
for at bpsge TO f~orifielige Sernbaner
ouer Grandchildren ira Saamuia-
Sligten, bar M ilaaet lig iammen og
bill / CONNER bespnoe arbeiOet ira
beg9e euber al Sen enc 2inie. 0te.
ningeu er at bpgge 800 MiI la 81.
GAMMA ugten til aalto9, % oerfra
oper gufon og SunDra til Some.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
OkIuhnntu.
slaar Spiaer / Spnrbet. =

Siuul Splytr ! Spuepei. - Yeos
pies, en- Sarmer ! @rant County, fpm
bjem fnlo, Hog jim aone % fommar.
eereoe tenbe til at Iape apelosmao.
GermeS lagoe ban jig paa Sengen %
falot ! Sspn. 9a &onen bar faroig
nteo Naben, prepeoe gun at ppffe
banl, men oct Ipffeoes life. Sum blep
ban9e Tor, at ban pilbe ilaa benbe
laler, naar BON pangneoe forbi BUN
life bapoe giuet bam 9eifeo omt Sea.
Gen. og ! jim SortpiIelie log Dun Ell
Sptger ira Den anben SIDE Of ben
tproe gorbpGg, iom bans Sopeo
totlte moo, mo / Soueoet paa BAN %
br9bte BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
SeirfornSFecIier for aprii.

SorosaucIr Zen l8oe pg I7ee; bet oil uo'
nttle iie I'll 5Oruaoper paa inc Steocr pg
Isoiages Of tori &c5tt.
sra 1900 I'll 2lbs: aplpt % fturmiulot /
9croeu, men bebdgsIigere / Spoen.
FRA 22be III 25oe: gr iinrf Storri bill
hanue ia paa ben mcritauitr @oli ben 22oe
% eaa / roroItg 8ciutus puer Ohio o.
&lSisGppibaIeue. irradridseHoe itRrt Heo'
bsr "a 5are FOR 5lom
Sca 26oe I'll 2Soe! 9ploere.
Sra 29le til 30te: ,&oIigere OF imuttere
Geir i be peitIige Staler. men Storm I
GiieH % tol0ere I De ippatldntiits Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
Rrutuhu.
Spirtiiuc SpQcaeauffcr.

Hobert u. Mcaee, iom fomnarloerer
oct miIitere Shloenterfompani ueo
2auobrugSifoIcn / louisville, SuSoog
afteu forloh en- at Gollegebpgningerne
% uctop par fonmet uoenfor, bleu
Ell 9stte @anb laaet neo pna BAN ira
anoen Giase. San gif mo | Sp9nin-
gen igien o. tommanocreoc Spitit-
lima. 9eiaIingen blep aSIpOt, men
pluoielia ait Splene no, ban blcp
laaet opercnoe rnabne seg bleu fa-
ltet paa BAN, Oh Sano blcu ilaaet ouer
tcm Saeen eiter tog ban aflfeo,
Meace par aaptsin | oell ipanif.ame.
rifaniEe aria. Ia icnere en- &cportcr
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
munmtnp.
Snfialp giQ timber 2ulS

SHHHIU ON Hnotr WtlD.TSber,t
@tliam 3. GobD, fienOt oper belle
Gmerifa iom Buffalo 9ia, tror, bun
pil tiene 9tiaioner paa ct aar. Gaa
bans 2anoeienoomme / 9ig Sorn.
9alen / 8ponting bar ban fltnbet rige
8uloleier. en- Iare, iom mi ,ibgra.
pes, giper ct llObptte al $4,000 pr.
Son % Ell 8ulogrllbe, iom itsoer pp
til bans eienoom, blep, uplig iolgt for
So, 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
MinneiptaS Ssicitcrct bar nfaio

en- 9eriiion meo Senipn iii @nlOig'
beoen al nRpnte Stats Grimprpnlg'
LOB, bppri Sen 'erfIrrer, at 9open life
oIcne er frllot gpIois og fonititltionei
men al en- a~ImiuoeIig 9onriuatirn /
eli GdrtifGnpentiou life Ipnaere fan
iiecS at oGre tiIitr0ftelig, % at bpiS
e. poIitiif Glrti life Ocltnger ! 8ri'
mprpaIget, fan Oct fun iua line stun,
0ioater poa 8aIgieobcIeu PED iGrllgt
@noragcnoe lRetttion) oerom.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

Tom til GoIeget for at Tao Reoc pan
Sngeu, blep ban mootaget uleo raoo-
ne sGg % Sicne, % 200 Gutter fam.
lcoe iig % ioeeoc bom bort.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
g-Ayenarius Carbolineum er

bilieere euo Eliemalina. 5oruoeu
psuS psne npeoebruns 6arpe beitptter ben
ogida 2eres @rauaries. Spaan. eler Spro'
tag Sias, SiloS. Staloe, Sanfs % Sino'
mpler impp 5prraaouelie. vi betaler
5rasieH. Girtul9rsr frit.
Carbolineum Wood-Preserving Co.,
Milwaukee, Wis.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
DIR. MILES PAIN PILLS.

et huriist ii'sri % paal.Ost,st @isssI 'Or Ips satr
HtrpsA ponsbpint. RBgirFrtsr. 4RaptplHs. sra.
raIeia, ErresFitt 9rrtabHirt Sspalssssb. Sgt
eeiata- SRbtselbtr bpsr,,a cptam ,asr gRpriu.
% ~s'isriaStr iaash iIemms giisrpiriniussr. Is geEs
2S esEL saa spptbtisr snsr isRses al n. @ilss
geebstei Co.. SlfsarL 9ae4sa I,
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

2eubfomne 9tummere al "2Se0
Gruen" iGu erbolOeS fpr 15c
srtrd.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15
"GeD Qrneu" go. "a.

SnbbpIo: aaptsin Siiroeuien % 9sirs
bgierns hans. - Margaretbe @errier. -
Ben Bolt. - Naar bgr Sprn lG9se fig? -
Guaeer.
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

Get isnncr ia nltio at gie,s til.
aapns, boao Der oct belle taaet CT
ltnagcl, paro at gisre., SaalcpeS
uaiaa meO EARNING; ifaI Der bliOe no.
get llobptte, iom forilaar, maa Der
iarmeS tIIgopns; BET isnfter iig life at
gisre nogeu Sing balpt. Iange cr
en0nu life blepet opmGrfpmmc paa,
bDtIteu @ulogrube De eier / ct Stpffe
SorO, bporfor &c beaer life ret bar
funnel iiOnptte ben, og bette or oiitIlof
ior itsrite GeIeu SfpIo l. at 6arming
fcr 0ercs &e0fommen0e life er Ell laa
9ebriit, JON ben buroe %
furt0e bore. Eaa De SteSer. bnpr
areatltranI ct mulig, er bette for Ii
ben en- meget inObringenOc Rrrinss.
uet. On 6arnter / Rurbeoen al
Soma, ioIate iorIeoen llse
i Chicago 107 areahtrcr, iom ban
ielu tapoe opgjsOet. De oeiebe / 8ien'
1862 Buuo bier % betaltes
mes $3.50 pr. Strnbreoe Gitno. 9ette
bIIosr $95.03 pr. Stpffe caer So.
10S.21 for ale tiIiamuen. Ie0 DC
IulpGrenbe areaturpriier fan oct Isn'
ne Jig for rogeIt boer at IGggs mere
Gin0 paa appaapL. :
Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

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Decorah-posten., 1902-04-15

%iternnier, at inae1 fan rrhofSc Sfits.
misie / Staten, meonlinore man bar
npbolSt iig Scr minoit ct sIar, isr
man anisger bcronl,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
a New Round I1ouse.

Ground was broken Thursday for a
new Rock Island round house at this
division point. Several teams are at
work grading up back of the present
structure preparatory TO laying the
foundation of the new building which
/ is to contain seven or eight more
stalls than the old one, and which
IS to be large enough to accommodate
the new series OF big engines which
have been in use for some months.
This action on the part OF the Rock
Island Systems management sets at
rest all doubts about the much talked
of removal of the division ON account
of lack of water. The management
of the road is satisfied as To the guam
tity Of water here and is going right
on with its permanent Improvements.
Now let every citizen grow broader
minded and more public-spirited, and
let US all work together tn make
PhillipSburg what it ought to have
been years ago-the best trading
point and the largest city in north
west Kansas.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
TackwelI.Smith.

Married:-At the residence of the
brides parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dempsey
Fl. Smith in this city Wedne sday
evening at eight o'clock Theodore
Tackwell and Miss Ina Smith. Rev.
Sellers officiating.
The contracting parties are both
well and favorably known in this city.
The bride having grown up here from
childhood. The groom is the second
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Tackwell
who have been residents of this city
for the past few years.
The best wishes of many.of their
friends in this city and vicinity are
extended and all join in wishing the
happy pair a long, useful and
pleasant life.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
Do You Want a ssso PlanO7

Charles NJ. Poe, manager of the
Shimeall Clothing Company's store,
has secured fine $3.50 piano which he
proposes to give away-absolutely
free. For every purchase amounting
to S1.00 he gives the purchaser a
ticket on which to write his guess on
the number of nuts, beans, wheat etc.
contained in 3-quart jar which he
has in his show window. The best
guess takes the piano. This contest
will close Feb. l, 1903. You need the
goods, buy them at ShimealI'S and
get chance to guess for the piano.
For further particulars call at the
store of the
SIHMEALL CLOTHING Co.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
r. FRANK STINSON,
PHILLIPSBURd, KAN

General lew practice. Real estate and insur-
lnce business. The old reliable Alva d. Pearson
ostract books Correctness guaranteed.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
Railroad Time Cards-Rock Island,
PhiIIipsburg, Kansas.

Passengers are not carried on trains No. 90
and 81 without special permit from superinten-
dent.
Through tourist sleeper on No 5 every Fri
day night for Sau Francisco.
Passengers are carried on all Local Freigl,ts.
Local Freight No. 81 leaves Ph1lIipsburg for
Good1and at 700 m.
For further information address c. E. In
gram, Rock Island Agent.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
Summer COMPLAINT.

If the stomach and bowels are free
from gaseous and sour fluid accumu-
lations and the habits regular, your
children will go through the heated
term without sickness. DIR. Caldwell IS
Syrup Pepsin corrects all such trou-
bles by removing the obscure cause
and keeps the system in perfect work
ing order. Sold by all druggists.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30

COuTU COnVeu6S MOludy. 1Q6T6 are
an unusually large number of cases on
the docket-divorces and damage
suits making up several pages of its
pages. Several cases of violation of
the prohibitory law, and three or four
larceny cases make up the criminal
docket.
Last Tuesday was the 18th birthday
of Uncle II. II. Nash who lives south
of town. A few friends gath cred on
that day notwithstanding the rain
and the day was celebrated appropri-
ately. Mr.. and Mrs. Nash are a hale
old couple and we hope they may have
many more birthdays to celebrate.
Mr.. aud Mrs. C. Hickenlooper are
here this week visiting With G. Geb-
hart and other friends. Mr.. Hicken-
looper used to be county Superintend-
ent of this county several years ago,
and for number TT years Mrs. Hick-
enlooper was a teacher in the public
schools of this city. They have many
old friends here who are always glad
to see them.
Mrs. S. j. Stewart of Alpha, Okla
homa, and her sister in-laW Mrs. 81.
w. Stewart of Custer county Okla
homa, came in on No. Il Thursday
for visit of a month or two with
their parents and friends here and in
Prairie View township. They were
accompanied by their little daughters.
They visited with Mrs. Burst and
drove out to OstranderS. From there
they went to Prairie View to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. SpoelStra parents of the
former, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
parents Of the latter. They like
oklahoma quite well, especially the
abundance of fruit. S. j. Stewart
and family have been down there
about nine months while II. W. and
family have been there four years.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30


Mrs. G. W. Mousley was brief cal
Ter at this Office yesterday.
Probate Judge Frank Strain is
spending this week in Colorado visit
ing his sons and ruSticating.
Miss Mamie TackwelI who spent
the summer with her parents in this
city returned last night to Illinois
where she is engaged in teaching.
Strayed from this city last Wednes-
day night a white horse weight about
100 or 1900 Leave information of
his whereabouts at this office andre
ceiFe reward.
There will be joint committee meet
ing Of the Democratic and Peoples
party central committee Sept. 10. All
members OF the committee and candi-
dates are requested to be present.
The Logan jubilee was this year
one of the most successful of any they
have ever held in that enterpriSing
little city, which is saying a great
deal The crowd Thursday was
variously estimated from 1000 to 10000
people.
Mrs. E. B. Sewell and son. returned
home from months visit ip WISCONSIN
last wednesday night, Miss Move re-
turned with them, and after visiting
here for few days will go on to Vic
tor, Colorado, to begin the new year
of her school work.
Charles Cole left Thursday night
for ST. Joe, Missouri, where he is at
tending the Medical College. Charles
will be graduated the end of this year
full nedged 81. D. He has put in
three faithful years before this and
will finish up one Of the leaders in a
very large class OF students.
q. B. Palmer of Denver is here
spending month visiting. He is en-
gagged in vegetable farming on the
ranch of his son-in-law Otto Lease six
miles from the city. Mr.. Lease has q
large business in the city aaa so he
installed Mr.. Palmer as boss of the
vegetable ranch. He will return
about Oct. 1.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOCAL MENTION


E
! DIR. Nelson is building new barn
on his property in town this week.
Mrs. L. R. Wright left Thursday
morning for Chicago for short visit
and to purchase her fall goods.
Dempsy Smith is down from Colby
taking lay off this week for the pur-
pose of taking in the Logan jubilee.
The Phillips County Bank has been
improved by new coat OF paint on
the woodwork. Ed Baum did the
work.
The rains and cloudy weather this
week have made the atmosphere cool
enough for one to enjoy the Logan
jubilee.
H. Rogers went out to Colorado
Springs and Manitou Wednesday
night. He goes for rest and in
search of health.
J. D. Cheadle and daughter Miss
Mabel went over to Nebraska Wed
nesday to visit few days with rela-
tives and friends.
Thursday it seemed somewhat lone
ly on the streets of this city, for the
reason that the majority of our citi-
zens were at Logan attending the
jubilee.
This office has had pretty good
I'm of job work during the month of
August. Up to date we have printed
just $50 Impressions of job work
since August l.
A. W. Robertson left Wednesday
evening for Kansas City for a few
days outing. He will also purchase
another large car of buggies and other
goods for his fall trade.
Mrs. Fred Bridegroom returned
home Sunday morning from an ex-
tended visit to the mountains. Wei
are sorry to say she is not SO much i'm
proved in health as she had hoped to
be.
The Womans Christian Temperance
Union will meet with Mrs. J. B. Gar
berson, Tuesday. September End, at
2:30 p. m. All members please be
present to make arrangements for
Mrs. Sibbitt.
Charles Curtis addressed the people
of Logan Wednesday and returned
here in time to fill an appointment at
the Court House in this city. Mr..
Curtis is considered one of the best
speakers the republicans have in this
state.
Charley Poe is having hard luck
with repairs this week. Just as he
got the roof off his house preparatory
to putting new one on, Tuesdays
rain came. AS result he had nearly
the entire house to re-plaSter and re-
paper.
Misses Nellie and Josie woods have
resigned their positions at the central
Office Of the telephone exchange, the
former to teach and the latter to en-
ter the high school of this city. Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. L. Keener have been en-
gagged to take their places.
Subjects at the NJ. E. church on
Sunday August 31st. Morning, ga
Mighty Savior" Evening, "Tried by
the Thumbline." All are invited to
attend. G. H. WOODWARD,
Pastor.
Our good friend from Rushville
B. f. Dorsey accompanied by his
brother C. H. Dorsey of Madison
county, Iowa, called briefly on the
Herald last Wednesday. Mr.. Dorsey
is visiting out here apd thinks some
of investing in Kansas EsanrgS land.
Remember that the feed mill will
make you the right price on flour and
feed. We handle flour and feed from
three mills. We are bound to sell.
Yours for business,
GARJ IA RTTu
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
Got 1t In The Neck.

Last Sunday afternoon Sheriff Yer
ton attic mpted to arrest bum who
had disturbed the peace of citizens
near the railroad station, when his
bumship resisted arrest, the sheriff
very neatly creased his neck with a
ball from his revolver. He gave in
then and was taken before Justice
Hickey, who gave him thirtysdays in
jail. He will doubtless come out a
wiser if not a better tramp.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
DIR. I. ALLEN KEYTE,
OsrEoPATHIsr.

Graduate of the American School of
OSteopathy, KirkSyille, Mo. In Phil
lipSburg Tues. Thurs, and Sat. af-
ternoons at Rissell House.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1902-08-30
DIR. r. W. POPE,
DENTIST,

am permanently located in PBiIipsnurg and
guarantee all my work. Office over Postofice.
Phone 20.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-02

Candidates for county Offices, this
year should cut out the following
and paste it. in their hat: The
primary election this year will be
held Tuesday, Sept. 16. At least
twenty days before the date of such
primary, or on or before Aug. a.,
each candidate must tile with the
county auditor the proper affidavit,
and same time depositing SO.
The auditor then naKes up the
ballots with the names of the candi-
dates thereon, and copies hereof must
be published in the official paper of
the county twice before holding
the primary election. If the Office
is for district filing must be made
with the secretry of state, the fee
being 500.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-02
THE BEEF TRUST.

Rev. Thos Hambly's prelude to
his Sunday evening sermon. Moth
ing is agitaing the public go much
today as the high price of meats,
never since war time has meat been
so high. Just what the cause is no.
body knows. There is as many
different opinions expressed upon
the. streets and in the places of
business concerning it as their used
to be concerning gold standard and
sixteen to one. The difference of
opinion is not political in this matter.
n A great many of the leading news
papers of this country are making
it appear that the high price of meat
is forced. While others are claiming
that it is simply the result Of the
scarcity of cattle. In Chicago the
center of the packing business
butchers are going out of the retail
trade claiming that the unwarranted
raise in the price of meat has lifted
it beyond the butchering power of
the working people necessitating
the suspension Of their business.
In Ithaca, New York, and other
cities of the east the leaing merch-
ants of all lines have started a boy
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-02
MISMATCHED NAMES.

Columbus Dispatch:
The union of the given name with
the surname often makes an anus
ing combination. Sometimes it is
accidental, but more often designed.
The story that went the rounds OF
the newspaper some time ago that
Governor Hogg Of Texas had named
his two daughters IRA Hogg and
lima Hogg, it is gratifying to know,
has been denied. a case in the east
end of Columbus has come to the
notice of Observes A gentleman
who bears the common name OF
Case has named his little daughter
"Ura' Case.
NJ. A. Bridge, the well-known
chief clerk n The office of the state
dairy and food commissioner, has
named son "Brooklyn'. Brooklyn
is not an uncommon name in itself:
but Brooklyn Bridge is what some
startling.
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to their cold storage facilities to
guard against loss, and, in this way,
to crowd out the small dealer. When
that object has been accomplished
prices Of poultry will be as thorough
" at the mercy Of the trust as 10 the
price of beef today.
Heavy buying on the local market
has already made itself felt; and one
local handler, in discussing the
situation this morning, said that he
realized there was no hope for him,
and that he did not expect to be in
the poultry business another year
The trust, he said would make it
impossible for him to earn his living
in that way.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-02
STOCK FOR SALE.

still have a few good horses loft,
among them. +.
L span black horses weighing. 200
1pair greys weighing 240o -
Roam marc weighing 1909
Bay horse weighing 1850 -
Pair black Western marss-bay
and brown. 1 have 4 full blooded
Clydesdale colt, yrs old; 1 three
quarter blood Norman colt, 8 years
old, which will be found on Monday
and Tuesdays at my farm, on We'd
nesdays and Thursdays at Reading
andFridays and Saturdays at Hurds
livery barn. Please call and look
them over before breeding. A.
Obsrman. 4tf.