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Arizona republican., 1902-08-25
CURRENT COMMENT
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 Mr. Watterson's Suggestion.

MT. Watterson, in putting away from him the suggestion of those democrats who desired him to be a candidate for governor, recites fairly. truly and dis passionately "the ignoble and humili- ating" things which a chosen candi- date of a chosen political machine must consent to do in order to secure its fa- vor and support. Among the things to which he must consent or against which he must shut his eyes, is "the use of money, more or less corrupt and corrupting;" for" he adds, though he have an overwhelming majority of the people at his back, there stands the machine, first to be captured and then to be deployed, with all that this inn plies"
 And this implies so much to a man of honorable instincts: the sacrifice of manly independence; the surrender of high and long-cherished political ideals; the loss of personal character and rep utation; the man of worth below and the sordid political bosses who control the machine atop. Surely there can be few sadder political sights than that of the respected leader of high thinking and we'll doing cajoled to abandon his place of great command to become the subservient follower of a corrupt and corrupting machine which represents no public virtue, no general good, but, instead, private greed and sinister prac- ticeS. Like Master, Like Man." is an adage which the deciding years and men have proved indisputably true Philadelphia Ledger.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-25
NOT OTHERWISE.

There is an allegorical picture of a girl scared at a grass-hopper. but in the act of heedlessly treading on a ynake. This is paralleled by the man who spends a large sum of money building a cyclone cellar, but neglects to provide his family with bottle of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Di- arrhoea Remedy as safeguard against bowel complaints, whose vic tims outrumber those of the cyclone a hundred to one. This remedy is every where recognized as the most prompt and reliable medicine in use for these diseases. For sale by Elvey & B'Ilett druggists.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-25

The Shepard boom does not grow Wy fast. This may be unfortunate for these who have attempted to inau- gurate 1t. But they should be in nc sense discouraged. The Bryan boom in 1896 did not begin until the national democratic convention was in session and most of the successful republican candidates for president have been men who had no better boons than Mir. Shepard's is thus far until after several days of struggle betwixt the booms of the champions.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-25
THE SCHOOLS IN FRANCE.
Condemnatory of the French PISmier's
 Tactics-HS Failure Predicted.

It seems to be a very fair deduction from the observed phenomena that MT. Coombes will not long continue to be the premier of the French republic. As Thackeray said about Bulwer. "his in- tellectual nature is not physically adapted to the kind of contest in which he is engaged. and which he him. self forced on without any effective pressure from the outside. It is per fectly plain that the poor man did not
Arizona republican., 1902-08-25

baken beans he has done as much as any other living man to promote in- tellect. In sport as in education his fame is wide. He proposes to carry beans to the capitol and there to thun- der against the beef trust.
 Does any democrat in the Fifteenth congressional district have more friends and know more beans than Johannes Meehanus ?-New York Sun.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-25
LOGICAL.

MT. Bryan believes that no one but candidate of Mir. Bryan's way of think ing should be nominated, and as no one can think MT. Bryan's way as well as MT. Bryan can think MT. Bryan's way. MT. Bryan naturally concludes that MT. Bryan is the logical candi- date.-Memphis Commercial Appeal.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-25

The Boston Transcript says that Dr. E. Benjamin Andrews may have suf
 fered from exaggerated reports of his lectures. but that President Harper ought to demand discretion and com mon sense' from those who lecture at the university of Chicago. This is damning pr. Andrews with faint praise
Arizona republican., 1902-08-25

The French press is daily protesting against reckless speeding of automo- piles. If they killed only those who ride in them the problem would be less to millions of persons.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-25
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Fcot-Ease, a powder. It cures painful, Smarting, nervous feet and in growing nails, and instantly takes the sting out of corns and bunions. It's the greatest comfort discovery of the age Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoes feel easy. It is a certain cure for sweating. callous and hot, tired, aching feet. Try it today. Sold by all druggists and shoe stores. Don't accept any sub stitute. By mail for 25c in stamps. Trial package FREE. Address, Allen s. Olm- sted. Le Roy, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-25

l hereby announce myself d candidate for the office of district attorney of Maricopa county, subject to the action of the republican county convention
 H. B. WILKINSON.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-25

Attend the SoutLerr california Busi- ness College, the largest and best-614 So. Grand Ave, Los Angeles. Free gymnasium 46Xl09 feet. Lackey, Hood & Hollmann, Mgrs.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-25
ANNOUNCEMENT

l hereby announce myself as a can didate for the office of district attorney of Maricopa county, subject to the ac- tion of the republican county conven- tion. ARTHUR J. EDWARDS.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-25
THE SILVER LINING.

(Menelik, the negur Cor emperor) of Abyssinia, has prohibited the importa- tion of alcoholic drinks into the coun- try)
Arizona republican., 1902-08-25

Under New Man agement, T. A. LEA, Proprietor. FIRST CLASS. CALIFORNIA.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
FISHER GETS THE HOG.

T. Monday afternoon Henry Horn;
stine was brought before Judge
|Stevens charged with appropriating
a hog belonging to- H. l.. Fisher,
Attorney j. "A T own for the plaintiff
and Geo. w. Wilson for the defend
ant before jury of the following:
Ralph Beckley, Jno. Smith, E. Allen'
a., q. Beckley, R. H. Torrance >.
Kindlund, H. J. Blume, Carl Arne-
con and A. G. Todd =.
Mr.. Town opened the case and
said, they would show that Hornst'ne
went to Fishers hog pen took hog
from among other hogs in the pen.
Hornstine claims he lost one and
that this was the one that was lost.
Value Of hog $15, $40 damage and
cost Of suit. ;'.>-... -. , ri e. IS IS
John Miller called by Town testi-
fed" :"Hornstine was at Fisher place,
did not sec him take the hog out? of
pen saw him with q hog outside Of
pen, lent him strap to lead the hog
with = g5E,. = ~ e. e.. o.. !: !,
Examined by Wilson :-H. L. Fish
or called by Town: Raised the hog,
IL was year and half old weighed 225
.to $50, black with white spot on side
had split ear two to three inches,
went with sheriff Tuesday to Horn
stine's place where I saw the hog,
Hornstine took it because he claimed
it was his. -
Examined by Wilson Mr.. Fisher
called by Town: Twas home: when
Hornstine came there, he said a
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
THE VICE OF NAGGING.

Il1E VIE OE .NACfC1NO.
q Clouds the happiness of the home,
but a nagging woman often needs
help. She may be SO nervous and
run down in health that trifles annoy
her. If she is melancholy, excitable,
troubled with lose of appetite, head
ache, sleeplessness, constipation or
fainting and dizzy sells, she needs
Electric Bitters, an the most wond-
erful remedy for ailing women.
Thousands Of sufferers from female
troubles. novrous troubles. backachs
and weak kidneys have usedit, and
become healthy and happy: Try it.
Only soc, Guarantee satisfastio1.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
For Rent-16O acres of prairie for
fax in Wilmoht township. II.
H.. :. 49,. ,..-4.~ J. III. Scott.
ID PIGS FOR SALE. i ].
For Sale Three brood sows, and
s pigs five months old. All Chester
white. R. B. Moberly:
CAUCUS RESULTS.


Accordih hg to call the third caucus
met Stitser Peterson hall. Call was
read by A. r. Albertus who was after
ward selected chairman, and James
Ramage secretary. Chair appoint
ed as tellers, Messrs Gibson, Barber,
Gould, and Evans. the election OF
candidates then took place. a.
= CT. Smallwood named H. N.
Palm. Gus swanberg named D.Shell
who with drew as he could not hold
another Office while senator. At
torney Town then made a few re-
marks and among other thirr ss said !:
.sa.the village. ID over four thousand
dollars in debt, Light plant overtaxed
water works needs improvements,
and it was . question Of how to get
out Of debt. Men should be elected
with out regard to the license quest
ion; n;every one knew how he stood on
this question, but it was q question
whether we shall 60 into bankruptcy.
He would cast no reflections on
other councils, but they had drifted
along without paying enough atten-
fon to financial affairs. We should
nominate mon on purely business
principles men that will enforce the
Laws whether license or no license
carries. . H. M. Palm was then.
elested by aoclsmation. $$=
4 For first councilman Albertus re-.
seived SO votes Tripp A., Frank
Saxon s;.: t.s5, 5s;5:ss sESs
For second Tripp 80, Barber a,
Saxon 26. s,.fsz LII +. .*ss
4 For third Gould 102 Saxon 40,
For Recorder L:
Boberg 50 ~ IS. r
= L. Clark So 81 70 -. "
Messer 55s 6s ~ SO. I,
Rev is. p 2t,s.fs So =, :. s.s5 a.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
pIICCU OUH SOOUD' 80
YOURS FOR BUSINESS,
:: THE :. ! .:..
Go|de Rule / ! J
The Peoples. Store. ...
FOR THE COMPLEXION.
The Peoples. Store.

-
The complexion aw1ays suffers
from biliousness or constipation.
Unless the bowels are kept open
the impurities from the body aP-.
pear in the form of unsightly erupt-
ion. DeWitt's Little early Risers
keep the liver and bowels in healthy
condition and remove the cause If
such troubles. c.. E. Hooper.
Albany, Ga. says: Ito Dewitt 'sLittle
Early Risers for biliousness. They
were just what I needed, ! am feeling
better now than in years" Never
gripe or distress. Safe thorough and
gentle. The very best pills
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
couple Of hogs had got away and

couple Of hogs had got away; and
came over to our place. He went
to hog pen and looked into pen. :ae
took, one hog away with him did
not know at that time what hog it
was, but know now thatit was ours,
it had beenS in the pen. all winter
know. the hog brought back was the
same hog that was missing"
Examined by Wilson 1.-THE hog in
is bobtailed, slit in ear and white
spot on side. - %,
Mr.. Schiewe called by Town -
"Kept the hog from Tuesday until
Sunday Sheriff brought it there
from Hornstines, Hornstine claimed
his hog was cut on forehead and salt
put in for blind staggers. Examined
but could not find the scar"
Examined by Wilson ~ ;ould find
no lump on forhead of hog".
Plaintiff rests.
II. L. Slater called by Wilson :
'Have seen the hog, think hog
was not dry, slit on right ear was
two and half inches long the other
had piece out about the shape of
half moon, was about eighty hogs of
Hornstines came up when called,
when strange hog among other
they generally fight the strange hog
for|all they are worth, there was
no fighting at all,, when the hog
was turned in Schiewe's lot the hogs
all pitched on the strange hog. "
Examined by Town Hornstine
mentioned about hog having cut in
forehead. A cut might leave scar
and might not, could tell if examin'
ed close. Fisher picked out hog
from among the flock with out any
trouble, there was more hogs there
that had same spots and looked a
good deal like this one"
Henry Hornstine called by Will
:"Know hog since raised it,
year old when pig was 6 weeks ole
had blind staggers, Adams there
and slit was cut in forehead and
salt put in, then that I might know
the hog took my knife cut piece
shape half moon out one ear slit ir
other, cut tail of, found the mark
when Sheriff was there. missed fvt
81 six hogs, had sold zthis one and
several others to Mr.. Oberman, once
before tried to sell him same hog
but would not buy because was
heavy with pigs. When looked in
Fishers hog yard saw my hog and
called her, she came right up tc
me and the other also
and the other hogs began to fight
mine, she also followed me around
the yards. The hog went right
along home with a strap on hind
leg, no fighting when she was put
in with my other hogs. Fisher has
no hogs the same breed as mine".
BY Town "rhe boy stepped on the
board the board came down and the
hog came out, helped him catch it
and put strap on and started him
home Sheriff said could find NO
scar but felt lump. Did not say slit
was made by dog, made the cut so
hog would bleed.
A. Oberman, Nellie Hornstine,
John Adams, Ed. Sanger, Jno. Horn
stine and Sheriff Reiter were called
to stubstantiate some, OF the state
ments made by Il. Hornstine.
The jruy after about forty five
minutes delibe1ntion returned a ver-
diet for the plaintiff whcih gives
him possession of the hog and throws
the cost of trial on to Hornstine.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21

owed: .s e y, V: :. y I, y.
Pioneer Press Co.. blanks and once
supplies. Y. Al
McGill. Warner Co.. pencil sharpen
err =. ........,.......,.... $Ssss I
w M WEIGH T. Go. iclassi flcation reg q.
listers for schools. ....,.. IA a
II HawleY. delinquent tax list 81 MI N
H Hawley. letter heads. court calen-ss &:
u. dar and circulars. sso =
3 K Smith. letter heads notices.
blanks. etc.. Tsse .o
Elk Smith, commissioners proceed 3
ings.......... .....,......:. s::..ss la
Al Schaeffer, pub. annual financial 5Ss13Si
statement ..................... SO ~ cp.
Al Schaeffer. 500 copies hnalclal
Z statement in pamphlet form and ex-.s
= press. ia q.
A j LSchaefYer. letter heads. so.
L'W Abbott. postage. express ana ma S..
Il telephOntng. q =
Fred L Humiston. clerk OF court Ices. -
g NJ Crandall. fees Of clerk Of court 81 s:ssi
, York %, Neb. In state vs G Casey
70 M Crandall. express on Nebraska
Code from York Go. Neb. to WORTH
ington and return. II s.t
] F O'Malley, conducting teacher
examinations at Ellsworth -. ..... q. 5ss SsSgs
s J. Mckenzie. conducting teachers
examinations al. Adrian and mater
+ 1als.. Il
O,Brien Co, Ia, expense in matter of
insanity of D Dunn....., -. u
Worthington Telephone Exchange.4
rental from August to December. N
elusive. .5ss 8sss n
H F. Torrance u Bro, clothing Tor 8.sss AN
J. prisoners .;TFS44s
H E Torrance g. Bro. mdse for jail II
I F G Turner. wood for sheriffs resi- sS
donGo, 49,. .f... ....SSS III II
August Swanson hauling ashes fromSsshss
jail :..Ssss$sf
Pat O'Connor, cleaning snow from s s:
court house walks. s..............'. $3.50 sss
Fl M Palm u Son, chairs for sheriff g sssss; 81
office. 1853. Sl$
Mike Reiter. board for John Tllford
!! Mike Reiter, summoning grand aud
petit jurors. ...:.............'. "
H w Doolittle, meals for jury ana d&SssS N \
baillH
Saxon T. Amondson. repairs for graz
er -. Sf$ ~ :
DrF Z Walker. witness feos. State vs.
| VIM Bailey .,.5' jss
Jas Myers. same. s:.9354ss ,s
Leroy Myers. same. .:.....-.......:... :...sssss Sss.ssss
Irene Myers, same. ssss
FA Stevens. Justice fees, state VS. a.,ss
John Tilford ct .....}ss
FA Stevens. justice fees. State vs
Ryan and Casey. :. " ..s..;
Gilbert Anderson. justice fees, states stare
vsDS Axe ct .......'.. ..s95s$ss
John Fury. jury fees, State vs. Alex lex
II; Coffett.. s.. .s
II W Abbott. Justice fees. State vs. Geo sSs
Holleran -. 5t' t
4 WIN Jenkins, constable fees, state, VS. sss
HOlleraA. Z. NJ y. F
! ii 3Haggard. 3 days on county board r
i 4 and mileage ,......... 80. ;. ........ !
FIJI Tiemens,3 days on county board
and mileage. .....:.... ....".. ...,..!...... !
Gus Swanberg, days on county
board and mileage".
J @ Murphy. 3days on county board !,
and mileage. ....y......." i
JG Murphy. going to Adrian after :
depository bond of State Bank. Jan
I 10. 1902 ..!............... .....'''..
JW Shaw, 8 days on county board
and mileage. e..............!.. !.......".. Il
! Board adjourned to meet April 70. 1909.
lp.m. y: A. !Airp'
| ~ i,,& Co. Auditor
!
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

On next Sabbath the pulpit will.
be- filed by Rev. Joseph Lanmaa
D. D., Of St, James. All other,
services as usual. On Wednesday
next. The Women's Missionary
Society will hold their me citing an
the residence of Miss Julia Clancy,
from to 4:30 p. m. All are corii-
ally welcomed. ..~-. 4 NH 1sfs \,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
y J" b. ~. y5$# $s; eS$$y
to people who have been pay
ing high prices for groc cries,
is our way of doing business.
Don't forget the fact that'Wes
handle only the best grades
and that our prices ARE Al.
WAYS 10 yer than the other.
fellows. Our cash system
of business, no book accounts
enables us to do this, 7: I: :sSs:S
THESE PRICES FOR
THIS WEEK, selected az,
random from our stock of
low priced high grade goods:

t's[
Best Alaska Salmon, pou. I'd cans,
worth 25c per can. our special 1E
price 2 cans for4... ........... kJ(J5
q pound cans best Baked Beans,
2Oc value, our price only per 111
can .......... tk11I
Diamond IS" Vinegar, the best,
worth 35c per gallon, our price IT,
per gallon. n.................. klk5
Lion Coffee. per package 49,
only ...........>. liz.
Lewis Powdered Lye, per fQr
can /VOOA
Gold Dust, 4 pound pack a.
age ........'.... Nv
Fulton Catsup, the best l5c 0(l
bottles for. ............... w
Santa Claus Soap,7 bars for 1Ec
only .................. .:..c kJ0s
"Domino" Sugar Cornx+3 41En
cans for ................: ..:....%. Il ke)St
Best Oatmeal, 7 pounds for 7Srs
only ...... =. .... kGNtSs
These are not all the good things
we have; Just few. - i + s':' @ss4
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21

MeCkl0uD0TS 1NSNA
Chair appointed as committee on
call next year WI. Humiston H.N.
Douglass and W. E. Madison. Col
lection $6.9 t.
1t was an unusual but gratifying
sight to see 80 many prominent men
who have heretofore been identifi-
ed in meetings where the license
question was an issue, mingling to-
gether and endeavoring to select
men who would best conduct village
affairs. It indicates that hereafter
there will be more harmony on sub
jects affecting our prosperous will
age and much will be accomplished
in all lines.
The high license causcus met Mon
day night in the Torrance hall and
was called to order at about s O'Clock
G.. W. Wilson was chosen chairman
and William Evans secretary, = recess
was taken for an hour to enable the
high license voters to watch the out
come of the citizens caucus which
was held at the same hour in the
Stitser Peterson hall. After the
adjournment nearly everybody went
over to the other caucus including
;; secretary Evans, with the call tor
the high license caucus in his
pockets. About nine o'clock Judge
Wilson called the meeting to order
again and inquired for his secretary
| he was informed that MI. Evans
Ehali gone tos the other earcus and 9
was elected one of the tellers and
probably would not come back; on
motion Art Rose was elected to fill
the vacancy. The nominatio" Of
candidates was next in order and re-
sltued as follows, =, For Mayor-F'rank
Glasgow, Trustees --Dr:J. N. Gould
A. r. Albertus, and J. P. Peterson.
Recorder. NJ. Messer, Treasurer
Merle Hulbert-Assessor, J.J. .Kend-
len, Street OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
nor all these nomination were made
by acclamatoin excepting for street
commissioner Rem Mccartney NAM
ed and vote by Ballot resulted in
Pat getting the most votes and ne
was declared the choice of the eau
Gus. The meeting adjourned about
ten o clock.
After the caucus, Mr.. Peterson
insisting that his name be taken
from the ticket, Walter Aagaard
was substituted.
+ The committee of the no license
caucus met and adjourned until $50
and then it went by default.
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ii AUDITOR's OFFICE, ~:
u. u. y. WonTHi1NGToN MINI, /
;. l. e March II, 1902 !; !;

Honorable Board Of County Commis.
sioners. 81 r.: z: = r IN ~ ~
J 81 will.agree to do the poor practice
and furnish incidence for Mobiles coun.
tyOr part thereof for. the ensuing
: year for the following considerations:
First The whole county for $500.
Seconds: Ransom, Dewald, Summit
J Lake and Bloom township for 1920. b.
3 Third The above. townships and
allthe county lying to the east for $500.
81 Fourth The above townships and
all the county lying to the west for
400. :. sSsS q z.
sss Fifth: RANSOM and DeMald for
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-03-21
March H..
al

: Members all present. a. - H.4$ n
A motion that all sealed bids fol
county poor practice be rejected was
carried. =. 80 T.@ { NJ ~. !, ..:.s. 81, -. =
A motion was made that DR.. Manson
be given thepoor practice for the east
half of the county at a salary Of $50
for the ensuing year, and Drs: May
& Sullivan the west half at $500. and
that Dr. Carroll be allowed 90 per
week for boarding the panpers. The
motion was lost. ~ q, 4 &: - 81
I A motion was made that Dr.. Manson
be- designated as county fxysician tor
east half of county for $3.50, and that
DR.. Carrell be designated as the coun-
ty physician for the west half Of the
county Tor 500, and that Or. Carrell
be allowed 81. 90 per week for board
ing paupers Of entire county for the
year ending March la, 1909. Carried.
On motion the following resolution:
was adopted: Resolved that the
county auditor be instructed 70 trans
fer to the county revenue fund $1,000
from the bond fund, $1,000 from the
road and bridge fund and 81 900 from
the county poor fund. 81 [s:. I.
The bill Of Sheriff Reiter for sund1y
items amounting to 1924 was referred
to the county attorney ~ rs 4 i55s Il
The bill of Scholtes, Crowley &
Bratsenberg for groceries furnished
Mr.. Carter, $l.si, was disallowed, not
being a proper charge against the
county. IS @ Il u ss3 IN ...t s 81. !
The following bills were audited and al
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Is 8 b . ~r,5E y,
Attire the first ballot Rew's name
was with drawn and after the third
Bobergs was with drawn.
For Teasurer:-- Y. ..r5:, ..,r5s.:s,
L. Clark ~45 81 70, SO
Fagerstrom Al 3sJ s @.
sahlstrom 50 So 6S 20
after the second ballot, Fagerstrom
with drew his name in favor OF
Clark. 81 .-&%.
For Assessor
Kendlen 63 so.
Scott q II
Barber AZ 40
Darling 9
For Street Commissioner
Thurber 63 80
O'Connor 50 60
Mecklonberg 1Assn
The courier., 1902-09-27

Abe Towner, a Methodist exhorter.
who reproved us for having killed so
old a man. He was looking at the
white calfs tail.
"The ruse worked like charm. The
belief prevailed that we had wiped out
the savages. In fact we had, as their
incursion was an imaginary one. The
exodus of settlers was stayed, and
those who had gone came back re-
joiced. 1 have still in my possession
files OF many of the leading eastern
newspapers of that, the columns of
which teemed with graphic descriptions
of the battle of the Weeping Waited,
showing that the war correspondents
of that day were as alert and progress
sive as their successors are today. 1t
was months before the truth became
known to the people of eastern Ne
braska concerning the bloody battle of
the Weeping Water