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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-12-02
Burned Nelson's Residence.

John Nelson OF the court house,
went out Thursday to his claim
south OF Surrey and when he ar
rived. he certainly did not find
conditions which would make
the ordinary man thankful. The
new residence which he built but
two weeks before. was in ashes
while there was not Il Semblance
of ia fire around the premises.
The fire was evidently started by
some malicious fellow who either
wanted Nelson 8 claim or had a
grudge against him. John is
not known to have an enemy in
the world. and the loss is consid-
cradle to him.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-12-02
LODGING HOUSE
COLLAPSES

lUUuINU nUUSE
Lodgers are Disturbed From Their Thasks-
n giving Morning Dreams BY the Falling ~
Z Brick Wall Ia the Nash Building Con.
tractors Careless Work. Golden Rule
Store Damaged.
Lodgers in Mr.. Nash's lodging
house on south Main street were
startled about six O'Clock Thanks
giving morning, and their fond
dreams OF roast turkey and cram
berries were disturbed by the
falling Of the wall beneath them.
They got out Of their beds excit-
edly, not stopping to dress until
they ran into the snowy icy
street, with bed clothes about
them. The great noise was that
of the eight inch brick wall which
havinglost it's support. fell into
the newly dug basement.
Forsome weeks Contractor lid
vedsOn and force of men had been
at work under the building dig
ging a basement. They had in
tended lowering the floor Of the
two business houses which Mrs.
Nash owns. The lodging rooms
are located in the second story
The dirt had been removed from
the basement leaving nothing
but a dirt wall to ksupport the
heavy brick wall and the con-
slant pressure made it give way.
The crash caused. by the falling
brick was awful~and the dodgers
sustained severe shock to their
nervous systems. Mrs. Nash
and Miss Maloney were in the
upper rooms at the time OF the
crash, butluckily escaped unhurt.
The floors of the room nearly
gave way. and had they done so,
a number OF lives would have
paid the penalty Ola contractors
poor Judgment. AS it was the
floors Sagged several feet.
A large crowd gathered at the
building and all daylongcur
on-lookers forced their way to
the edge OF the ruins until CHEZ
OF Police kimball ordered them
away and put up danger signals.
J. b. Taylor, proprietoro OF the
Golden Rule racket store, lost q
considerable number Of his goods
by the falling. brick. at the rear
OF his store and he was unable tO\
open his store on account OF the,
condition OF the building. He
ma ysue for big damages unless
a settlement is otherwise made.
The ,jewelry store Of +. Coop
er is in one end of the Golden
Rule store, but lost no goods.
ID. A. Dinnie has taken the con-
tract to put the building in
shape He was seen by a hide
pendent reporter but said he did
not know Just how he would
have to go about it. He said it
would cost in the neighborhood
OF three or four thousand dollars
to put the building in first class
shape. The location is one OF
/ the best in the city.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-12-02

Cleaning, pressing and repairing Of
all kinds Of clothing for ladies and gents.
l also repair all kinds OF fur coats and
cloaks. Leave orders and will call for
garments. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Call and see me.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-12-02

Heavy draying OF all kinds done;
Water and ash hauling. Houses banked
Birch Reed. Minot, N. D. 81 tap. :
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

MAST STUDENCI z Sc
minaryum polskiego W De-
troit wywiazali sic doskona-
lie re swych r6l tax W kome-
dyi Pan Wasalski" jak i W
dramacie ,,dzieci W Jaskini
Zb6jc6w" Panowie: M. J..
Grupa W roll pana Wasal-
skiego, J. J. Herek W roll
Bartka .Zawalidrogi, j.. q.
Grabowski W: roll Wojtka
Psoty, J. Hamerski W roll
zyda Szmula, i J. L.. Dasz-
kowski jake policyant W Pa
.nu Wasalskim" grail z pre-.
jeciem.
TAX samo dramat ,Dziecj
w Jaskinl Zb0Jc0W"' W kt0rym
wystepowali: J. F. Grabowski
W roll Petro porucznika; J.
Hamerski W roll Sterno; M.
J. Grupa W roll Hrabiego
Lansfeld; j. L. Daszkowski j
D. Reszka. dzieci Hrabiego,
wypad} doskonale, "a co i'm
licznie zebrana publicznosci
ME szczedzi}a oklask6w.
Dochodu 2 przedstawienia
by1o oko}o. dwiescie dolar6w
rozchodu oko1o piecdzie7
STAT dol. Do Detroit ode:
s}ali studenci $3.50. .
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06
LUDWIK. .GLUPKA

LUDWIK GLUPKA z
Little Falls, Mimi, pisze do
stanowego auditora: Iversona,
re ma siedm syn6w, "a co je-
go zdaniem nalezy mu sic
nagroda. lime kraje >wyzna:-
czyly nagrody ola licznych TO-
dzin,. my6li; ze j; Minnesota
powinna tax uezynic. Audi
tor, o%dpowiada, re mic ME vie
co ma Item uczynic. Stan
placi zazwyczaj nagrody "a
zabicie wilk6w, ale ma ..:zyja-
cych ludzi dotad. premii ME
na}ozono, chyba re. prezy-
dent Roosevelt, gt6ry jest
przyjacielem licznych rodzin,
bylby tyle hojny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

-"'a, .'. 49, -
+ RAYMOND 10
clio letni ch1opiec utopi1 sic
we wtorek o 4.30 pc po1u7
dniu }owiac ryby wprost Main
Eulicy: spad} ztratwy nalezacej
do Uniod Lumber Co. CHOP:
kt6rzy sic tam znajdowa7
.lim6wia, re cialo wcale ME
wyp}ynelo. Me znaleziono
go. tezado tad. Matka chlopca
odjeeeehaalla. we wtorek rano do
Owatona, ME spodziewajac
sic takiego nieszczescia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06
ZapOb1ezenie samOb6jstWu

Zastraszajace zawiadomienie, 0
zapobiezeniu samob6jstwa kt6re 20
stale wykryte, zainteresuje 'wielu.
Podupadfy system, albo zupe}ne
zwatpienie zwykle p~oprzedzaja sa-
mob6jstwo i ce6 must bye wynale.
zione ably zapobiedz p%o}ozeniu po-
dobnemn jak samob6jatwo. Maj
pierw myslano zaraz leczeniu przez
Electric Bitters. Ono bedac wzmac-
niajacem :lekarstwem ma rozstr6j
.nerw6w, wzmacnia nerwy 1 odbudo-
'wywa system. Jest take wielkim
regulatorem zo}adka, watroby line.
rex. Tylko soc. Ia satysfakcye
quarantine M. J.@Kowalewski apte'
karZ.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

POCZAWsZY cd Is sierp-
mia, beda podobno jezdzily po-
miedzy Merrillen, albo Grand
Rapids i Winona dziennie 2
pociagi; nowy przyby-
wac bedzie do Winony,z, ra-
ma, a 0 4tej pc .po}udniu be-
die odjezdzac. Bedzie to
bardzo dogodne dla miejsco--
wosci jak: Dodge, Arcadia,
independence j. t. d.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

POTRZEBNY ch}opiec O.
ko1o lat II do .piekarni. Zglo-
SIR sic do Westman Bakary
ISL - F. Third Str. Winona
MINI.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06
ZMIANA CZAsU.

Nowy plan jazdy uskutecsniony
izostal naS kolei Chicago Great We
stternsod N2sgo Czerwca, ma move
.oyfffry prosimy nwa2ad v planie Jazz
az umniisszzaczzoneggo tych kolum-
n' sch.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06
q BAY CITY, Mich.

W pierwszym numerze wysta-'
pienia Przybyszewskieggo przeciw
nowo zakladajacej sig. polskiej gar
zecie prz.z spoke akcyjna, navy
myslaf ma ludzi kt6rzy cd ~za}ozenia
novel gazety byli dalej jak slohce
cd zlemi, ludzie ci pr1ybywszy 2
Buffalo zajeli swa prace.
Potem " drugim numerze wje~
chal ma kapitalistdw j byznesma-
now polskich re ci winni z~alozenia
novel gazety. Nazywajac ich Ka~
pitalistami, a potem re CT Kapitali-
sci chez swdj zagrozony interes
bronic; gdziez tn logika pismaka
Przybyszewskiego. ].
z pierwszego i drugiego wy
stapienia Przybyszewski udowod-
MIA, re jest .cz}owiekiem bez lad
nych zdolno6ci do napisania jake
gokolwiek zdania, a TEN mniej do
redagowania gazety.
Ot6z re polonia W Bay City
k2da mieG gazette, kazdy przyznat
must, ale gazette dobra ktdra bedzie
miala jakis Gel, do kt6rego bedzie
dazyc. A vice taxa gazette sp6}ka
akcyjna chce wydat.
I poc6z sig Przybyszewski
rzuca jak nagi W pokrzywach,
przekrecajac fakta prawdziwe a
chcac je przedstawiG W najokrop~
niejszej ciemnosci, lecz hola: panic
Przybyszewski nikczemnosci ami
r+ - 80. - . =.
kroku wiecej. By}o wypowiedziec
swe gorzkie zale, ale umiejetnie j
przyzwoicie, ale rzucac kalumie ma
ludzi powaznych z%as}uzonych to "a
.s}uguje ma pogarde.
Czyz Przybyszew~ki sadzi re
ludzie rozsadni il wykszta}cen1em
dadza sic "a nos p%rowadzic? ryjac
pod kazdym do}ki jak kret pod
ziemny, kt6ry swiat}a dziennego
zniesG ME mole.
= Gdzie tn sens pismaka mai
prod lac wszystkich tych co do
k}adaja reki do wydania novel ga
zety, a W ostatnim numerze zn6w
place i powiada: Panowie Dardas
i Karpus macie majatki, macie in
teresa, mac,e dobre imie nieskala~
ne, poc6z zak}adacie gazette.
Coz spowodowafo te zmiane,
czy tn ME udowadnia P. jakiego
charakteru on jest?
Dls czego Przybyszewski mai
:pierw wystapi} przeciw osobom a
.sfuzonym a najwiecej W sprawach
narodowycb, cd czego sam zawsze
byl z daleka i do dis jest. 0 co
mu sic rozchodzi? 0 to tylko ably
ME wyszla nova gazeta; o to tylko,
ably "a nova gazeta ME wykry1aa
jego pod}ych prac, ably ME odkry-
Ia go z "a kulis pozaktdremi do dis
sic ukrywal, i ME zmusila go do
opuszczenia Bay City tax jak Nero
by} zmuszony "a zbrodnie opu
- -o !; Pvvrr q n1v
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06
w NIEDZIELE

w NIEDZIEziL.E 8 godzi.
ME 9tej rano byl pogrzeb
dz%ieciecia Jana PaszkieWicza,
q . drugiej 20 p'olu,d5[niilu spuu'
szczono DO grobu zNlokis S.
70. Roberta ~stalnislawlskiego
kt6ry ilc p, dtopieslrlso' 34ty ~. g
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06
Nasz podr6zujacy
agent kolektuje obec-
ME " Wisconsin ]
Michigan.
WIADOMOSCI
E.

KS. CORAL, professor &c
St. Francis, Wis, i ks" hu'
kasz Peszczydski, proboszc2
re Stevens Point, Wis, sbyl'
goScmi ks. proooszcza
Pacholskiego. Prey tel Okla
zyi w~ypowiedzial ks. Coral
bardzo piekne religijne kaza-
ME, a KS. Peszczyhski mla]
sumo. f.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06


ME- tax many dis targowiczan,,
60 dla zs6lepienia swego gotowi
|swych braci zaprzedac ola glupiiegto
zaSlepienia swegoi Micro zumienia
sprawy
Dop6ki ME mieli6my tn " Bay
City Pruwdy" by} spok6j izgoda
ale kto winien temu, ME owa gaze
ia lecz jej kieroWnik.
L. .Gdyby byl scz}owiek odpowied-
nj MA kierowal, to: ia ,,Prawda"''
by}aby przynios}a moralnnae korzys6.
q. a vice polonia tutejsza by}aa j
jest zmuszona szukad jakiego spo~
sobu wyjdcla j w%prowadzic tutejszy
ogdl ma droge prawae. A cd t = lki j
wybrahcdw jakiem jest wydawca
,Pnwdy" zachowaj mas panic.
SEP
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

tutejszej
sp6}ki wystawy ulicznej p.
Jan Rose .otworzyl sw6j offs
pod mr.. 116 Walnut I'll. i
jest zajety rozse}aniem list
premiowych. Nastepujace O.
soby beda W rozmaitych de-
~partamentach j rozdzia1ach
|dozorowoc j zarzadzac p. Fer
dynamo Boyson. konie; p:
Walter Benedict, bydfo, P.
Patrick burke, owoce !
SWINE; p. Walter Voelker,
ptactwo; PAM Fanny Berthe,
pszczo}y i mi6d; p. Piotr
|Speltz, zboze i nasiona; p D.:
Minrow, ser i mas1o; p. G. Q.
White, WarzyWa; p. Chas
Nelz, owoc i kwiaty; PAM r..
w. Little, stroje i reczne ro-
botki; Pierwsza przesy}ke ola
|tutejszej wystawy odebrano
W sobote, cd panny Mary
|Cabel z Meachum River, AL
bemark Co. Va. kt6ra sic
sk}ada z r%ozmaitych pr6bek
Il .dziwnie zastawianych skra-
week. Parma .Cabel juz ma
|poprzednich w~ystawach "a
podobne robotki .odbiera}a
nagrody.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06
Ola chorych i stabych ludzi.
Jedyny Polski Uzdrawiajscy Instytut
~ w TYM KRAJU.

Ny sporzadzamy rome medycynY przeciw wszelkim chorobom,j a-
lko to: Chorobie nerw6w, chronicznej biegunce, chorobe krwi female
|sk6rnei, prywatnei it'd. it'd. zaklad naz r6wna sic najs1awaiejszym
lszpitalomi zakladom aaotarnym " Moskwie, Warszawie, Pradze, Dor
/ ade, Wiednlu it'd spr6buj q otrzymasz polepszenie cd twego stare
leo doswiadczonege profesora, praktykujacego JUL % lat. Gwaran~
tu,emy, re wyleczymy chorobe.a Wszelkie korespondencye sekretnie "a
chowuiemy. spr6buj napisad dzliaj, jutro moze bye zap6zno.
!: C.y cierpisz ma jaka potajemna chorube? Czy hdose ma nerwy?
Jeseli tax to lie martw sic, DO mosesz byd wyleczonym. ,fosiadamy
BOWEN wnkie zaufanie 2 polsko-medycznym .instytutem. Wieu cho~
Mich bedac " najslynn,ejssych europejatich szpialach, jake to: " Rosy,
" Polsce, " Austryi it'd. ME doznali ulg, Il my ich wyleczyliSmy.
Gwarantuieny wyleczenie we wsselkich chorobach, kt6re tylko 50
|mozebne do wyleczenla.
Jezeli eierpisz IA jaka chorobe, kt6re tn wymieniamy to ME zwle-
kaiac pi1 do mas. Naprzyklad jezeli6 chory na reumatyzm, boil gfowy,
|brak apetytu, doznajesz dreszczy, goraczke, boil v piersiach, Y bokach,
|kolkl, boil zo}gdka, .sadawnona febre, Gnsomia) sabod6 6w. Walentego,
|dvcbawice, sk6rne choroby, krosty, swierzba, Stills, r61ne taiemne me-
|skie choroby, take choroby nlewie6cie, bezsenno6t, okropne sny3 It'd.
it'd. to wsxystxo wylecxymy. Me trad nadxiei, usadz napisz do mas,
kosstowad Gle bedzie tylko . Gently M marke. Zapomniei5my wspon-
|n,e6 0 tel strassnej chorobie to jest suchotach. Jeden : naszycb dok-
|tor6w wynalasl bardzo skueoxne lekarstwo ma te chorobe, jest onpew-
nym se Gle mole wzmocnl6. Niczem majatek v obec 1drowia, ktdre Jest
podstaw@ szc.edcia cz}ovieka. Pocd4 wiec maaz clerpied kledy my OF
pomo7emy. Me zwekaj, DO csem *wczesniej udasz sic 9 porade tenn ola
caebie lepiei. Czasem zadawnienie chooby osyni ja nieuleczalna.
Je5eli chcesx SIG odzwycxaid cd nalogowego pcia rozpalajacych
trunkdw, to Jest likier6w Tub palenia fajki, cygar Tub papnros6w, ktore
osesto pr1yprowad1aja chorobe piersi, napis1 do mas = my Gle wylecsyny.s
Wszelkie listy adresoWad nalezY:
Prot. W. K. Szemborski
159 Montdtn Ave-. ~.
AE#MMA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

KS. %PROBOsZCZ PA
CHOLsKI wyjechal ma kilka
dni do St., Paul, zastepuje
20 ks. Roman Wawrzyykow-
ski. !>::" = :, >2>&%. -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

A J0ZEF I G wy
dawca i gl6wny redakt6r tu-
'tejszej niemieckiej gazety,
~.powr6cil W niedziele re swej
podr6zy, do Wloch, Francyi
Szwajcaryi i Niemiec, W
kt6ra sic wybra} II Marca,
do domu. -,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06
.zyciia. Z,m11larly pozostawla 20
i dwoje dzieci.

w NIEDZIELE pc poiud-
q godzinie 5tej po}aczeni 20
stall przez wiel ks proboszcza
Pacholskiego " ko6ciele sw.
Sta aislowa Kostki Doktor
Robert Wolski j parma Grace
Hayes. zyczymy szczescla
m1odei pare.
MAkY ch}opiec pana Mar
Gina Trawickiego kt6ry le-
cha} ma ko}owcu wzd1uz W.
Broadway ulicy, zosta1 uka-
SONY przez PISA zdaje sic ]e-
dnak, ze~ niebezpieczehstwa
ME ma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06

PAN WO-
RZAKA powr6ci} juz re Ste
vens Point, i zajmuje sic da-
lei ~oprawianiem .obraz6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06


{Wiel. NeWmana|
1ekarstwo z zi6}I
{wyleczenia uskutecznia gdy'
( wszystkie insze chybia. :
/ -
1Wyleczony z reumatyzmu,
I b6lu W zoladku, s1abo- ;
I Sci W nogach, kwas- !
I nego smaku W u !
: stach i 2 wielu !
: innych dole /
O1iw0Eoi s
) Wiel Neumanie! Choroba moiaf
1jest TAXA re sam opowiedzieG Il
fledwo6cia moge, Czaaem zdaje{
uni sic re jestem zdr6w i tak{
1bede siesczu1zze. diva tygodnie lub{
xmiesiac,s potem zn6w choroba{
{daje sig odczuwat. Zo}qdek za-tt
$czyna mnie dolegat, apetyt zgi-{
4nie, dostane b6le " obydw6chf
zo}adka, w>nogach czujef
3sie bardzo s}aby i moi zo1adek1
<rzeczywiscie jest s}aby. Go tyl~{
{ko zjem to mi smskuje kwasno,{
3ani nawet smaki pokarmu MET.
fmoge doj66. Csesto musze mo~2
Skrzy6: Nam reumatyzm bardzo{.
:dokucaajacy. Zawsze mi sig gas
:zy pc jedseniu odbiiaja i tel MANI
:b6le " zo1adku. Wick moi jest4
:a5 lat; waga l25 fnnt6w. w ten{
:spos6b cierpie 2 lata (
Oczekujac poc1eszajacej 2. !
niecierpliiwo6cia pozostaje%
"A n t. s YIN k a. (
: r. f., d. IL. Gardner, Mass !
! List pisany pc uzyciu !
! lekarstwa. :
! Wiel. Neumaaie! Donosze wam%
[ie pc wyp,oiu waszych lekarstw,$
Esdrowle mi sic zupefnie pr.ywr6-4
Ecifo. Me czuje zadnych b6l6w$
81 1o{adku i wog6le czuje sick
|bardzo dobrze, apetyt, odzyska-}
Efem i mann dobra SNAKE " u-X
lstach, jjestem silny M aogaoh i
s checia lie do piracy gdzie4
Eprxedtem by{o mi mai iekszem<
Ismsrtwieniem DO tel j bylem xa1
Ichory. Dsiekuje 81 pc ~niesli.33
raxJ j moiet bye pewien%
Ite Gle ME zapomne DO jua wyda-1
lem 800 . r6anych specyalist6w3
ME otrsyma}em 4adnej pomocy3
g . ciebie 5akiem ma}em. kosxtem@
esdrowle zupe}nie odsyska1em 81
Ipozostaje ! ssacunkiem na zawsze&
a ut Sym ka 81
i, r. r. D. -
Gardner, Mass. 4
z~alao1cie &c. .nar2
GEEK pocztowy na&
s..ss.tormularx, opisu-$
ak = chorYch lecse. !
Reverend Newman,
1853 n Lake ST, Chicago, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1903-08-06
[Zaplacili "a Wiarusa.

-------O>-----
Wiel. II. Jak6b Kula 1.5O.
Wiel. KS. g. Kolesi66sski 1.5O
Jan Lack 200.
Piotr Wieczorek Is
|J6zef Sadon 1.55
Fr. Turek 1.5O
Hilary Kuleta q.
list. Wozniak LOO.
Kaz. Samerdyk 100.
J6zef Adamski 1.5O.
Jak6b Mahyniak 1.50
Mateusz Szczutkowski 1850.
|Ignacy Andrzejewski 1.50
Franciszek SIomi6ski 1.50
|J6zef Sniegocki 1.50.
Walenty Kwiatkowski 800
|Piotr Bury 1.50
|J6zef Rybie6ski 1.55
Maciej Lorbiecki 800.
Piotr Kobierzy6ski 1.50.
Jan NIGGA 1.50
Felix Schultz 1.5O.
Franciszek Welk 100
|Piotr Schneider 800
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
DIR. HARD'S LOSS ADJUSTED.

DIR. HARD'S LOSS ADJ listed.
Saturday the insurance adjustors
were here and fixed the damages
to DR.. Hard's stock. They allowed
him thirty five hundred dollars and
the stock. Four thousand dollars
insurance was carried on the stock,
and six hundred on the fixtures,
and six hundred on soda fountain
this loss was not fixed on account
of difference of opinion as to dam
ages to the fountain. Ray Humiston
was allowed four hundred and
seventy two dollars on the builing.
Mr.. Humiston has sold the building
to Peter Thompson who will repair
it for DR.. Hard to occupy again.
DIR. Hard will move all of the sale
able articles to Harrington's shoe
store and place the goods on sale.
All of the drugs of every description
will be thrown away. He will not
fill any prescriptions or do drug
business of any kind whatever until
the store is rebuilt when he will put
in a complete new stock OF drugs
that are up-to-date. Fl
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
Pain
From Inflammatory
Rheumatism
Would Have Killed
Our Son.
DR.. Miles, Anti.Pain Pills
Saved Him.

1--WE began to use DR.. Miles Nerve and
Liver Pills six years ago. My wife had liver
trouble and a neighbor gave her some OF
your liver pills to try, after which we bought
bottle of them and my wife used them un-
til cured. Since then have used them and
I must say that have never used any pills
that gave me the satisfaction these have.
We also use DR.. Miles Anti Pain Pills with
greatest satisfaction. Three years ago our
son Harry had inhammatozy rheumatism.
He had suffered so much that believe if we
had not given him DR.. Miles Anti Pain Pills
which relieved him almost instantly he would
have died. I am always glad Of the oppor-
tunity for praising DR.. Miles Remedies."-
James Evertt, Alton, Ills.
II was afflicted with neuralgia for years
and never found any permanent relief til
began using DR.. Miles Auti-Pain Pills.
They are sure cure for headache and neu-
ralgic pains. Only this morning recon-
mended them to friend with a severe head
ache and in half hour he came into the
store smiling. The headache was gone. We
use them in the family and find them excel
lent for the women folks. This high altitude
makes them very nervous. Grandma says I
should tell DR.. Miles she could not live here
were it not for the Anti Pain Pills that she
takes occasionally."-L. B. Morris, Helena,
Montana.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tie Dr. Niles Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
DR.. Miles Medical Co, Elkha1t, Ind.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
II Local News. ~

Mrs. J. M. Wilson went to Fulda.
Friday for a,.visit with relatives.
Miss Helen Ludlow entertained q
few of her young friends Monday
evening. Refreshments we're served
games played and very pleasant
time passed.
Blacksmith R. V. Hattenhauer
has equipped his shop with electric
lights so that he can do work nights
which is: necessary on accounted hav
ing so much to do.
A surprise party was given Fred
Deuth, at Org, Monday. evening in
honor of his twenty first birth day.
A number from town were present.
Refreshments were served and q
most enjoyable time spent.
Frank Scott, employed by E. L..
Nance, and who recently recovered
from a short siege Of typhoid fever
has been paid sixteen dollars and a
half sick benefit, by the Maccabees.
This is their first claim here.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
CHRISTMAS DOINGS.

The Christmas exercises were held
at the M. E. Church Wednesday
evening Levi Cuisine representing
Santa Claus and made his appearance
through chimney The exercises
were fine and there was large
attendance.
at the Baptist church Thursday
evening Christmas tree was loaded
with decorations, etc. Dana Muir
dock representing Santa, Misses Ina
Sain, Saline and Arlington the
fairies. The church was well filed
and a good time enjoyed.
At the Congregational church
Thursdy evening, a cantata entitled,
IA Strike in Santa's Workshop
was rendered. It was very beauti-
full and entertaining. Dwight Ludlow
represented Santa, Miss Amy
Darling, queen of the fairies of
whom there were goodly number
of bright little children. Miss Hilda
Rhinehart received beautiful prize
TOR securing the largest number of
Sunday school scholars since Thanks
giving. Eight scholars received
prizes for their regular attendance
being present forty ..eight Sundays
out of the year which is very
creditable.
At the Presbyterian church
Thursday evening, Rudolph DECK
hof represented Santa. A large
tower and windwheel We're erected
on the rostrum, representing an old
German mill. This was set in
motion and the gifts were ground
out. The primary class rendered
exercises that reflect credit upon
themselves and teachers. The
church was filled. The extreme cold
weather kept the country people at
home and many in the village.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
New Zealnnd's Proposed Canal.

New ZO3lAnd1 Proposed canal
An interesting project for a canal
cutting through the north island oe
New Zealand, is at present under dis
cussion. The city of Auckland is sit
uated on the east coast of the island.
but on an exceedingly narrow isthmuz.
and has large trade connections both
east and west. At the narrowest point
the isthmus is only some three-Quar-
tiers of mile broad, but on both sides
of this the water is shallow and the
canal, in consequence, would be .
work of some magnitude. 1t is, how
ever, a work of great Importance and
would bring Auckland over 100 miles
nearer Sydney than at present. The
advantage that would result to the
American mail steamers from San
Francisco via Auckland to Sydney ia
an admirable illustration of the use
fulness of the proposed canal.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-02
A, D. HARD'S LOSS SETTLED

A. D. HARD'S LOSS SETTLED.
The insurance adjustors finally
came to a satisfactory settlement for
the loss DR.. Hard sustained by
fire to his store fixtures. The entire
amount six hundred dollars was
allowed on the fixtures. The
fountain was insured for six humid
red an five hundred was allowed.
Mr.. Hard was very much pleased
with this settlement, as the adjust
ors Immediately wrote a draft for
the amount, while in most cases it
is necessary to wait sixty days.
This company was the Continental
and represented here by E. c. Wilson.
DR.. Hard keeps all the fixtures and
fountain. Ray Humiston was paid
one hundred and .ndfty dollars for
the building.