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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-08-22

A new and handsome sign now
adorns the 10th street entrance to
the C. L. Coleman lumber Office in
this civ: The sign reaches nearly
the entire length of the large
building, and is skillful workman
ship Of A. J. Kannal who has the
repr tation thu oughout his section of
the country of not having an equal
in the state.
Albert Biting the proprietor of
what was formerly known as the
Gieger restaurant has been making
some big improvements in this
place. The DINING room is "a neat
and clean place to enjoy a good
meal. Next week he will have on
hand large supply of New York
counts viii oh he will serve day or
night.
OF what does bad taste in your
mouth remind you? It indicates
that your stomach is in bad condi-
tior and will remind you that there
is nothing so good for such a dis
order as Chamberlain g Stomach &
Liver Tablets after having once
used them. They cleanse and in
vigorate the stomach and regulate
the bowels. For sale at Csc. per box.
by all Druggists.
M. S. Smith has filed his papers
for nomination as county surveyor
and CIV. Mead of Wilmont has filed
papers emitting him to take a run
after Judge Cory for the Office of
Judge Of Probate. Mr.. Cory will
distance all competitors and he is
sure winner in the primary and
regular election.
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M. e. Fish commenced wark agar
ON his new house opposite r. L
Monland g residence.
Miss Kate McMant1s of :sibley
returned home Monday AFTER {
pleasant visit with friends.
MIR. Bisanz, Sr, is building .
medium sized dwelling on 1etl
street oppositee of s. A. Harding s.
Harold Tuttle returned to hi
home in California Monday after Z
pleasant visit here with his brother
Fred, and friends.
A car of California fruit now or
track, this is your chance to gel
the cheapest fruit this season. Get
cur prices on Pl1ms and Pears.
NJ. W. Loveless. S-19.
Some picture men who it is sup.
posed worked this place were recent.
" arrested at Sioux City and releas.
ed for want of sufficient evidence
to hold them. At that point they
were expected to enlarge a picture
but when the picture was delivered
for payment of work the picture
was simply attached toa piece of
glass; payment being refused they
destroyed it before the eyes of their
coustomer, and it was the only
picture of dead relative.
Frank Hickman and wife made a
drive to Shelly one day last week
and after a short visit started on
their return trip when heavy
rain storm overlook them,( but they
managed to reach Bigelow and found
shelter for the horse and buggy,
they coming home the rest of the
way on the train and waited for a
dry day to go after the rig. Last
Thursday things looked favorable
enough for safe return of the horse
and buggy so left for Bigelow but
promised to stop in org in case
another storm overlook them.
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Practice at home for the LIEF
handed" social
| A. G. Kadesky left Thursday on {
business trip to Window.
Don't be caught mapping to night
and use your left hand.
For sale.-Seedright Bantam
chickens. Svante Kali. 21-3.
DR.. Saxon was called to Brewster
on a professional trip Thursday.
Los+Red and white calf. Finder
please notify this Office. 21-3.
- Bing some pennies and KEEP them
if you can. Presbyterian Church
tonight.
Found.-A stray live turkey.
Owner can have same by paying for
this notice. 22-3.
John Ellington head timer in
Widman and Sons hardware store
is on the sick list.
A word to the wise is sufficient
shake with your left hand tonight.
Miss Nellie Branigan returned
from Colfax Wednesday morning
much improved in health.
A good time tonight at left
handed" social.
The steel gang on the Omaha
road have finished their work east
of town and working west of this
place this week.
Miss Amelia Kautz who has been
the guest of Miss Bessie Robinson
for several days returned to her
home in Ponca, Neb. Thursday.
A. q. Kadesky bought a new
bicycle of a st. Louis firm as a
present to his son, this week.
j. ID. and j. H. Huimston have
opened an Office with Oliver and
Madison, opposite the hardware
store.
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TERRIFIC WIND STORM.
Buildings Demolished and Unroofe8
at East lola, Kan.

lola, Kan, Aug. 21.-A severe wind
storm struck here. doing much dam
age, but causing no loss Of life. The
most damage was done in the factory
district in East lola. Two brick build
ings of the Aurora foundry were de-
molished and three buildings of the
New Jersey Zinc company smelter
were unroofed. Two passenger coach
es on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
were turned over. The passengers.
escaped with slight bruises. D. c.
Whitman, foundry employee, was the
only person hurt.
Many frame dwellings were blown
down or unroofed and fallen trees and
telephone poles litter the streets. The
heavy rain which accompanied thes
storm added much to the damage.
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HTS SIGHT THREATENED.

i ''While picnicking last month my
11-year-old boy was poisoned by
some weed or plant, " says W. b.
Dibble of Sioux City, Ia. HE
3 rubbed the poison of his hands into
his eyes and for a while we were
afraid he would lose his sight.
Finally a neighbor recommended
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. The
first application helped him and
in = few days he was as we'll az
ever" For skin diseases, cuts, buras'
scalds wounds, insectbites, DWltt's
Witch Hazel Salve lis sure cure
Relieves piles at once. Beware o,
&>'S- -" 2 3. ::
,counterfeits.
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cLOUDBURST AND TORNADO.
Pana, Ill.,, Visited by the Worst Storm
Since 1857.

Pana, ILL.,, Aug. 21.-A cloudburst
and tornado struck this city during
the day. Thousands of dollars WORTH
of damage was done and several per-
church steeple was blown down and
with it the four ton bell. Hotels and
business blocks were unroofed. Win
dows were broken, and shade trees
were almost totally wrecked. The
$4,000 Y. NJ. C. A. building was al
most demolished. The Baltimore and
Ohio depot at Miilerville was blown
away. Reports of additional damage
are being received. 1t was the worst
storm since 1857. The loss will REACH
$4,000.
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Ammo elI,ents.

Il HlUIOOvt<}GlJ AL
The nomination papers of Dan
She'll have been Tiled with tho Secre-
sary Of St.lte u q .oaMdidate Tor tho
nffice Of Senator from the Mobiles
Murray county district. = &.
thereby announce myself as =
candidate 6or the Office Of County
Auditor at Mobiles County ,suh6eot
to the endersemea1t If the Repub-
lican, Fascinating election
>-..- III. N. Palm.
1 hereby announce 'nGysslf - a
candidate for the Office of :esIunty
Auditor II Notifies county, for NOM
nation ny the republicans of the
county at the PRIMARY election.
&c. :Pannall.
I haeby sannounne 'myssalf as q
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff of
Nohles County, subject to 'the ap-
4roval and .decision of the Demo-
oatic party at the primary elec-
ta0n.
Nowsvery respectfully,
Mike Reiter.
hsreby:announce myself as a
ls:andilate torEthe nomination, as a
candidate for the Office of sheriff
! For the consideration Of the voters
of Mobiles county, subject to the
lendsrsement of the Republican
party at the primary election Sep
ltember 10th, 1862.
Limo Cartney
! Z hereby announce myself as a
candidate for representative to the
Legislature from Mobiles and MURRAY
counties subject to'the, endorsement
OF the republican party at the
PRIMARY election to'beeheld 'on the
18th day of September 1902.
I. S. O. Morse.
thereby announce myself as a
1cantlidate for the Office Of Sheriff OF
Mobiles County for consideration at
the primary election by the republi-
! can voters.
Levi Rue.
heuehy announce myself as a
candidate for the Republican nomi-
nation for the office of County
Attorney, suhject to the endorse
ment Of the republican party at
the primary election ITO he held on
the 10th. day of September, 1902.
f. e. j. Jones.
hereby ;aa,aounce myself as a
candidate for the office of Sheriff OF
Mobiles county subject to the en-
dorsement Of the Republican :nomi-
mating election to be held Sept. IL,
| 1902.
Chas. King.
hereby announce myself as q
republican candidate for nomination
| at the primary election Sept. l6, for
the Office of state representative.
Geo. W. Wilson.
thereby aanOune myself as candi::
date for nomination at the primay
election Sept. l6, for the Office of
sheriff, for confederation by the
Republican voters of the county.
Newton Fauskee.
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Severe Blow to the Farmera

Sterling, ILL.,, Aug. 21:-A cloudburst
near Fenton, twenty miles southwest
Of this city. deluged several thousand
acres of land, destroying the corn
crop. Two miles of track on the Chi
cago, Burli.-gton and Quincy railroad:
was washed out, and freight train
was ditched The loss to the farmers
10 estimated at $150,0O
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TWO STEEL pIoEsTERs ExP - oD i.'
: IN A PULP MiLLsAT Wit
miNeToh, DEL. .5.sss.s. !.
FIVE EMPLOYEES. MIsslNG'5iII
e,ahteen Men Were Employed In t e .','
Building at the Tims-Two Jersis ssss
Reports Occur and the Next snssans &
the Mill and Several Adjoining We ere" !
Completely Wrecked, the oeof'e 4
Catching Fire. .''.a

Wilmington. Del, Aug. 21.-Nin6'
workmen are known to have been kial73s
ed, i've are missing and three others
were badly injured by the explosion.
of two steel digesters in the Delaware
pulp mills Of the Jessup & Moore Pa
per company on the christiana river
during the day. .45F
The known dead are Frank Harris,
William Burke, James Magic, Lonnn mn
Mccormick, Zachariah Collins tcoior-
ed), James Stokes, Joseph Lumbacher,-
Granville Waters and Joseph Henry
The digesters were located In a-two'
story building. There were ten; or
them in the building, each one re--
sembling a vat and about six feet In.
diameter. They were used for reduc-
ing wood pulp. Eighteen men were
at work in the building There we're.
two terrific reports and the next IN
slant the building and other. mills !
about the structure were complete'x
wrecked. One digester was blown mr.
to the air and fell to the ground go
feet away. A dense volume Of smoke
1OC u tlQ0 pEcVSuICU tAA% VuSsaA~AS "
men from going to the immediate res
cue of those who were caught In the
ruins of the falling building. Several
men made their escape without any
injury. An alarm of fire was sounded
and the entire fire department of the
city and a large force Of police were
soon on the ground and the work OF
rescue was Immediately. begun. Sew
eral of the workmen were taken out
unconscious only to die after being
removed to hospitals The wreckage
was piled up for more than thirty feet
and the escaping steam made the WORK
of rescue rather. dif1cult. ~
Those who were killed outrfghc
were mangled and burned by escaping:
acid that flowed over their bodies
from the broken digesters. Up to thiR
writing nine persons are dead and &C
cording to the officials of the company
at least five others are IN the ruins
To add to the horror OF the disaster
the wreckage took fire, but after some
difficulty the fire. department man
aged to subdue the flames and the
work of rescue was continued. ~.,.-
Steam was used In the digesters.-
The officers of the company think that
too much steam was generated In
them and that this was the cause or
the explosion.
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I J, A LAND ExcURs1o3ls.

CANADA LAND 6xASSO 1tt5adS9s w. k9.s
Fer actual and seekers aeavess
WMthington, MINI, TUESDAY
MORNING SEPTEMBER 9sh--s:4!b
! for WINNIPEG AND BRANDON.
IN. MANITOBA also too HALBlRallLTl,
.ABSINIBOIA and the /" MOOSE
MOUNTAIN DISTRICT. I y, n,
PRICES around WINNIPEG tn tn
First class and wen :locaed prarsa
kaland will average fron ~. SO 20.
F$12. 90 per acre. @ e. l. ....% @4sf
PRICES lathe BRANDON district
will run fresn ag5!0O to $4,000 Fef
! acre, . numbered 'impsovea h aEIA41'
! can 10 Obtained an this district for
| about the same price. .- q @% 3s&.ss
CHOICE LANDS i'm AsS1Nl1O1AA
and the MOOSE MOUNTAIN
oosry .oan 'beihad' IT. from $500 to
y. 40 per acre: LeesSaesirsbae land
ON be ihadsat!priees'raaging from
80 ,csut 10 st2;SO per :sucre hut you
win have to huntEthen1 up yourself
al over the ;teEr5tory. Regular
excurrsisn oayentraa MIMI and S.
IN. every Tuesday. \ ..
I Far tfarthes' particulars apply "a
Wsater :Aulgaarss, 'Waasth1ngtOn-
Mum. |',@
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STORM IN NEBRASKA.
One Man Killed by lightning and
Much Property Damaged.

"OSss VbVPS'Ay 0"'s'~S~
Lincoln, Neb., Aug 21.-Severe'
wind electrical and rain storms visit
ed parts of Nebraska during the day.
At St. Paul three inches of rain felix
in an hour, washing out the Union Pa;
ciflc tracks and flooding business
houses. {;
At Plattsmouth the main sewer Of
the town could not carry OF the water
and a dozen stores weres footed. y,
causing damage running into" the;
thousands. The Burlington shops,
were obliged to close. i
At Lincoln park, near this city, five;
men were huddled around wagon;
during a downpour. Lightning struck
the wagon, killing Patrick Ross and
the team he was holding badly injur-'
ing Ernest Sexton and shocking the
others.
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~ Local News. ~

California Freestene Peaches .esc
!; at Loveess. Sc. &''@ Y
Three furnished woea,as for rent.
Aug. Segerstrana. 8Dtf.
Mr.. Rumels of Bigelow was in the
lefty doing talianess Wednesday,
To close out bicycles they so at
bargains. Dieckhoff. Bros.
L. T. Stoutemeyer -arrived from
. Onargo; Illinois, looking after bis
farm interests in this :. county
- Sud Mclean left Thursday for
-Edgerton for visit after a pleasant
stay in this city with friends.
Mrs. j.. j. Kendlen moved into
the Aug segerstrom house opposite
r.. l.. Moreland's residence
Wednesday.
This will be the cheapest you can
get California. fruit for this season,
.Freestone peaches sS5c W. W.
-Loveless. 8--la.
William Dierks and ffamily of
Aurelia, Ia, who were guests of
c. fFolchow and familytfsr,a week,
returned home Weanesdy '-evening.
Special shirt waist sale on en-
.broidered shirt waist patterns at
Miss Maxweli!s this week only
90. Is waists for 1!eQ, <$1s75 waists
for $1.4O.
:" E. K. Smith, editor 'of the
W o.rt b intg~n Herald, and
Judge Geo. w. Wilson OF this city
made a. business "trip TO :Fulda by
,team Wednesday. :,
Mrs. Levi Rue of Adrian was in
tthe city Wednesday and returned
:hOme after a two weeks
,pleasant visit at the home of 'he1
,brother, Will Parry, of this ~*ity.
Dress does not make the person.
Nor does a clean eMseaior iindicte a
,clean interior. To he well all organs
of the body must work in harmony.
NRocky Mountain Tea docs rtints work.
City Pharmacy
The Ladies Cemetery Aid will
hold their monthly tea at the home
of Mrs. John Ramage, Thursday
Aug %. Ice cream aud cake will
be served from three to seven p. M
All are cordially invited. Refresh-
Iments 10 cents a.. .5.-
: Constipation, bowel irreguaasty,
headache, dyspepsia, torpid liver
back kidneys, rheumatism, disorders,
incident to sedentary life positively
cured by Rocky Mountain Tea, the
greatest American Remedy. City
Pharmacy. 5v.~.:; = q "
Stell Sm1th, son Gil w. D. 0AAA'a1
was with the party of marksmen
. who were shooting ON the target
grounds Sunday when a child was
shot by Capt. Walton, at Minneapolis.
The child s white waist was mis-
taken fora piece of paper. :
Mrs. G.. V. Petit met with a
slight accident last Tuesday while
at the Omaha depot. She was
assisting some friends on the train
and before she was out of the cars
the train started and in her endeavor
to step to the wet platform her foot
slipped and she fell, receiving a
few slight bruises but fortunately
nothing serious.
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For Rent-A 60 room hotel, .
snap to the right party. Address
B. I. Leverich, Lakefeld, MINI.
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Twill sell, or trade for residence
property in Warrington for a good
drug stock in growing S. Mimi.
town good location tor a druggist.
Address this Office. Elmore Drug G..
2O-2W-l
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For sale-Sweet corn SC per
dozen, IS pounds of sugar for a
dollar, 20 pounds of rice for a dollar
and board at SO. so per week at the
Burlington Restaurant. IL If.
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Wanted-At once, lady cook, at
Central Restaurant. Good wages.
7tf. E. j. Helmick.
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Wanted-Restaurant business
centrally located in own. Further
particulars apply at Advance Office.
8 If.
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IN. q.
"a " = = = ~ -
ny local Aprlicat1 one, ~ tncy 90 - : ]
not reach TIE diseased portion Sfs -
ear. There l is y only one way e q 'oue
deafness, and that ls ~ oonssEt u
~ "a unnamed oonoa'u ll'0 = eAo,as'
Gus An1 = 'o1 s Es -. 41l-
|.,o ra . ,.,,mhi;r~ so.nrd or inner.
*ac+ shao,-;,n,,op ana vs,an II il eutirely
|closed deafness i the result, and
,unless the inhaiamation .oan be
taken cut and this tlabe restored to
it's NORMAL condi6on, meaning Will
" le's' - ~ "1 =. E
~ Don ''ee1 ~ 49, a,.a;.:~,,
10 uo'Hane W. : -. - SnN 80,
=. ~ 70. n - 49, .n,, :-
-. ,
4hats cannon t.e, ,.:,a,sd Inv :HaI' q
Catarrh Cure. send for .circulars,
free. =
f. J. Cheney e Co. Toledo, 20.
Slid nv 1rnppisA,. zhe. HILLS
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FOR ;RENT.

FOR iRENT.
60 acre; farm. Good .tAAdings
1nouire Of Henry James. Worth
Lington. MINI 20--3. T.;
IF. L. Northley of waterloo, 1eWa'
is a guest of DR.. F. 81. Riley in this
city this week.
John People of st. James left
Thursday for his home after shost
visit at the homeof his parents IN
this city. r
Miss Carrie Newkirk clerk in the
Swedish Mercantile storein this city
is guest Of friends in Omaha, Neb'
this week.
George McCleary a former
PARTNER of Sturgeon and MrCeary
arrived from Clarion Iowa, Wednes
day on a little business trip.
Miss Hannah Lee of Brandon
who has been a guest of Mrs. We're
Hubert left Thursday for Farming
ton on short visit.
A.E.Hart has force Of carpenters
al; work in his large clothing store
his week putting in new shelves
and arranging the interior of the
building.
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"A. e. Hast bought one hundred
and twenty five mhoussud pounds
of wosa at Manhsto last week and
|lef4 Thursday forsto; pack} it making
| six carloads. r.
Prot. Porter, of'Worthangton- held
! rtiuee days teaeiers' examination i1a
Adrian, Monday, Tt1esasy and Wed
nssd# of last week. The attend
ance Nasuatherf1ight; owing to the
faat :Ahat most ofsthe two year oert1f-
Gates he'd by teanhers in this
Lmdighborbood do not expire until
NEXT year. Prot Porter is a very
pheasant gentleman ITO meet and
made friends while ihere.-Adrlan
G1aMian~ 20
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For rent-Two unfinished rooms
up stairs rooms. outside stairs. En-
quire of Miss Fellows or lock box
1876. 2O-6.
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Wanted-Any item Of news that
will interest any reader of a paper
in this place or any other, at the
Daily A d v ance Office.
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Wanted-A girl for general house
work, small family, NO small Children
Enquire at this Office. 2O-tf
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Wanted-A girl to learn type
setting on a type setting machine.
Enquire at this Office. 2O-tf.
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hazllf,kAalaF aaf1lIl aizlnlnl1
~MANTT'' - -. Sal
VTANIJ-t5 y Rent. Ae
O. 10
Fresh mich COW for sale. Petit
Eros Sltf. : 49,. ~
A fine home for sale on 3rd
Avenue no 1871. g. TT.
Music pupils solicited. 3rd ave.
1911. ... j, 50 Hattie Myers.
y For saae-BurlingtOn Hotel.
Enquire of "a. w. Chute. 21tf.
Wanted--A meat and vegetable
cook at Etaf6n's restaurant. 21-2.
House for rent Inquire of
De-. G. Turner. 90
r wanted--girl Mt Central Restau-
rant. Good wages paid. lStf.
sWanted-Five men to boy poultry
good wages, long job. Kelley and,
Co. tt.
Wanted-To buy four to six room
house to move. Enquire at this
Office. 20-1f
Wanted-Girl for general house.
work. Best of wages paid. w. W.
Lovelees. 1916.
For sale.-Team, harness and
wide tire wagon. Inquire E. W.
Cutler. 21-31
| For Rent-Furnished rooms.
OPPOSITE DIR. Manson's residence.
Mrs. H. v. Garrettson. 7tf.
Wanted-Second cook, chamber
maid or dining room girl, also yard
man. Hotel Worthington.
For Rent Unfurnished rooms
corner 10th street and 9Th ave. Ap-
ply Burlington House. 20 tt.
! For Sale-Cheap threshing outfit
nearly new. Address Box 303,
'Worthnitgon, MINI.
Wanted-A girl to learn type
setting on a type setting machine.
Enquire at this Office. 2O-tf.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work, small family, nosmall Children
Enquire at this Office. 2O-tf
Wanted-Restaurant business
centrally located in own. Further
particulars apply at Advance Office.
8 If.
Wanted-At once, lady cook, at
i
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For Sale-Cheap threshing outfit
nearly new. Address Box 3O3,
Worthnitgon, MINI.
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For nt-Unfurnished rooms
corner 10th street and 9Th ave. Ap'
ply Burlington House. .22 tt.
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For sale.-Team, harness and
wide tire wagon. Inquire E. W.
Cutler. 21-3l
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Wanted-Girl for general house.
work. Best of wages paid. w. W.
Lovelees. 1916.
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Wanted-To buy four to six room
house to move. Enquire at this
Office. 20-1f
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For Rent-Furnished rooms
OPPOSITE DIR. Manson residence
Mrs. Fl. V. Garretts0n. 7tf.
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Wanted-Second cook, chamber
maid or dining room girl, also yard
man. Hotel Worthington.