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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-07-03
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Cures

This famous remedy puts the stomach and
digestive organs In healthy condition 30
that rich. red blood Is sent coursing through
the veins and arteries Of every muscle. tissue
and fiber throughout every organ Of the en-.
tire body. and by Natures law of health; full
strength and vigor Is soon restored TO each.
Kodol cures indigestion, dyspepsia and all
stomach disorders.
have taken Kodol for nearly two months
after each meal and 1t IS the only remedy
that gave relief from the terrible pains
endured. After q time would take II but
once day, and now, while keep bottle
handy. ! seld ON need II, as II has cured me.
MRS. J. w. CooLBAvcn, Milo Center, N. +.
Kodol Digests What You Eat.
Beetles only. 90 Size holding az times tho t1D
size. which sells for 50 cents.
Prepared by e. .. Dewitt & CO.. ohioAoo
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WoRTnlNdToN, MINI.

Richard Reynolds of Bigelow was
business visitor in the, city Wed
nesday. +, w '"s~' T.
Miss Vina Ellers of Magnolia, was
in. the city Wednesday, the guest of
friends. 49,. 80, :. - ~ .%3
A new electric self winding clock
was placed in the telegraph Office
at the Omaha depot this week. =
Fresh mich COW for sale. Is
months old short horn bull D.
Behrans Joins west bn the Day
farm. r. ~ VI. 4 f. = r.. %.ks>>;
|, The Mankato Commercial college is
headquarters for busin ess and short
hand education. Elegant catalogue
free. -. >..%.J>>, j. .s .s..t. ! H.. .
Mrs. Mary Watson Of Alta Iowa
after a visit with relatives C. s.
Porter and family left Tuesday for
Madison: s. D. She will ret urn
here again for a further visit.
''1have poem troubled for som Q
time with indigestion and sour
stomach, says Mrs. Sarah W. Curtis
If Loo Mass ssand have hean talxi11c
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
tablets which have helped me very
much so that now can eat many
things that before I could not. y If
you have any tro uble with your
stomach why not take these tablets
and get well2 For sale By all drug
gists. :s~'' ~ =. =. a.
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Paraffine wax, always sells for 15c
per pkg, reduced to.......... O9C
&c. baking powder, Is ozs., 25c,
now reduced to. ...... ....... l8C
Good table salt per sack: csc
Perfect soap povder per pkg. csc
Machine oil, the kind others charge
3oc to:40c pr gal for, per gal. 28C
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DR.. Gould was a professional caller
at Bigslow Wednesday.
G.. ". Lear of Sioux Falls was in
the city this week having arrived
over the Rock Island Tuesday night.
-, An exchange observes that the
happiest man in the, world is the
comu'on every day chap who makes
his own board and has the respect
of his neighbors. He saves little
money as he doesn't try to get 4
corner on the local output, and he
is a slave to neither ambition nor
society. He never expects to wear
out the seat of his pants in the
senate and when he slides into his
clothes in the morning he never
wastes any time trying to pick out
the right, suspenders ana necktie
that will blend with the general
effect. He wears a ''biled" shirt
when he feels like it and when his
pet corn begins to jump he wipes
out his jack knife and cuts four
inch cash in the side Of his boot and
nothing is said about it in rhe
papers. He has an appetite Of a cy-
clone and never has to sit up nights
to poultice conscience. He believes
in the doctrine to live and let live.
When he encounters one of the
needy he does not shutter with his
pocket book. The plain plug Of a
man is happy because he is satisfied
and doesn't spend the best part
Of his life yearning for something
about four sizes, too big for him.
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few prices are submitted here for the con-
sideration of the careful buyer. These prices
are good until July II, 1905
Hats

N Mems and boys straw hats of the
cheap variety, only few dozen in
stock, each. .................. O4C
Y Mems and boys straw hats. l3c &
15c kind each. ............... O7C
& Mems and boys's dress shape straw
hats, Csc, SOC and 75c values, your
choice tor.. ...............,.. l9c
Children's black felt hats, silk rio
bon and ornamental on side, curl
edge brim, good quality and cheap at
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{.
Dan Shell returned from st. Paul
Tuesday evening.
W. c. Wyatt of Bigelow was iu
the city Wednesday, - 81.
Rev. l.. J. Film of st. James was
ii the city Wednesday. Y
IF. Kelley made a business trip
to Bigelow Wednesday, - r.
j. C. Thorn of Rushmore was in.
the city short time Tuesday. i i.
Second hand buggy for sale or trade
for yearling steer. DR.. Moore. 1t,
Fem Brothers chocolates have
a richness of flavor not found III
other goods.
Howard Bishop of Merriam Park.
is guest of his brother Carl in this
city this week. N
Miss Prue Town returned from
her visit with friends at Owatonna
Tuesday evening. T..
C. B. Ward of the Western Hotel
made business trip to Sioux Falls
Tuesday evening.
J. II. James returned from q
business trip through South Dakota,
Tuesday evening.
Fem Brothers chocolates are
Favored with pure crushed fruits,no:
acids. Ask you dealer.
Mrs. Dave Bergstresser left We'd
nesday for a two months visit with.
friends in Peoria. Illinois.
Sterling Lawton left for Sioux
Falls Wednesday where be will be
the guest of friends few days.
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WARNING.

If you have kidney or bladder
trouble and do not use Foley's Kid
ney Cure, you will have only your
self to blame for results, as it posi-
lively cures all forms of kidney
and bladder diseases.
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= We can save you money on Fruit
Jars, Paints, Shoss, Wire Screens,
Children's Suits, etc.
!. A few croquet sets on hand that
will be closed out very cheap.
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Local News.

Hart & Co.'S store will
be closed all: day, Sat-
urday, July 18th. ..
Smith-He sells buggies.
Eve troughs at Peter Heinl's, tel
ephone 90.
c. L. Colman Lumber Co.
Oscar Borg of Lorain township
was in the city Thursday.
:' & For sale-Buttermilk 10 cents a
gallon at the creamery. 16tf.
+. X, Mrs. C.tP. Pratt of Bigelow, was a
Worthington visitor Thursday.
II you want white, light, sweet
bread try a sack Of Luverne flour.
.: G. B. Ward returned from bust
ness trip to Sioux Falls Thursday
morning.
Beach and Bowers Ministries.
Good show. Why9 Because all
critics say it's the best.
r Miss Winnefred Tyler, of Elan
dreau is the guest of Miss Alma
Walters in this city this week.
g. Miss Ethlyn Conway left Tuesday
evening for Sioux Falls where she
will be guest Of friends fora few
days. - ..l..t',.& a..
Take your bills TO Colman.. r.
Chronic bronchial troubles and
summer coughs can be quickly re-
lieved and cured by Foleys Honey
and Tar. >-rsss'.s:,,e ~>s.5 ,s'~a'.' - q ~
= Draying-Am prepared to do
draying of every description. Prices
and work guaranteed. J. E. Stone.
:. sifer, phone So. Off. 4 i: &r#s g..
4 The married men: of Brewster,
have challenged the married mon of
this place to play a game of ball at
" Brewtei. SIN. Stewart is looking
!. after our teams interests and ex.
+ poets to have the game next week
Thursday or Friday. - ..
i Mrs. C. M. Crandall received a
message Tuesday conveying the sad
news Of the death of her mother at
Grand Rapids, Michigan, Mrs.
Crandall has host of friends in this
Z city who deeply sympathize with
her in the loss Of her mother.
A customer Of ours who has been
suffering from q severe cough for
six months, bought two bottles OF
Chamberlain Cough Remedy from
I us and was entirely cured by one
and half bottles Of it. It gives per-
feet satisfaction with our trade.
!, Haynes-Parker and Co., Lineville,
4 Ala: For sale by all druggists. +
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Coffee

$50 lbs OF lac coffee just received,
II is a splendid value at l5c per ID.
and makes nice cup of coffee. 1t is
a new brand and to get our customers
started on good wholesome coffee,
you can bug up to three pounds at
the low price Of, per pound. 90. lie
d rjr
"A regular Csc coffee; and a winner
at that, bnt having la &c quantity
on baud the price has been reduced
to per pound.................l8 III
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THAT THROBBING HEADACHE

Would quickly leave you, if you
used DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
Thousands Of sufferers have proved
-thsir matchless merit for the sick
and nervous headaches. They make
pure blood and build up your health
Only Is cents, money back if not
cured. Sold by all druggists.
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-
Saturday, July 4, our
stare will be closed all
day.---Hub Nero. Go.
Barber shops will remain open
until IL o'clock Friday evening.
Luverne -four always gives salts
faction. T.. ~;
Found-A childs shawl, enquire
at this Office. ~.' - ,'. "'..'
Let CoIman figure with you.
Miss Marie Stefens of Minneapolis
is guest of friends in the. city this
week.
DR.. and Mrs. Dolan left Thursday
evening for Sioux Falls to take in
the Carnival.
Painting and paper hanging.
Fred Mol. Leave orders at Kick
man g drug store.
I: DR.. Walker returned from his trip
to Philadelphia and other eastern
points Tuesday evening. ...
johnson and Amondson sharpen
lawn mowers and do all kinds of
bicycle repairing. 25df.
If you don't get shaved Friday
tie probabilities are you won't be
able to until Monday.
+ CoIman's lumber is the best,
Mrs.. Miner, Of Rushmore changed
cars here Thursday for Sibley where
she will be guest Of friends few
days. - 5,.-. . - .,-. ~.
+, Beach and Bowers: famous
minstrels is the only real twentieth
century minstrel show coming this
Miss Bessie Scott daughter of J.
81. Scott, of this city left. Thursday
for Bigelow where she will be the
guest of her sister a few days.
CoIman has screens to fit you.
July is a bad month for stomach:
troubles and Indigestion. Keep
yourself we'll with Rocky Mountain
Tea, great summer tonic. IS cents.
F. NJ. Hickman.
Miss Anna Graves of Bigelow
who has been guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Scot returned
to her home Thursday.
Chamberlain Pain Balm is an
antiseptic liniment, and when ap-
Piled to cuts, bruises and burns,
causes them to heal without matura-
ton and much more Quickly than by
the usual treatment. For sale by all
Qrugg1sCs.
Cham berlains' Stomach and liver
Tablets are just what you needwhea
you have no appetite, feel dull after
eating and wake up with a bad
taste in your mouth. They will I'M
prove your appetite, cleanse and in
svigorate your stomach and give you
relish for your food. For sale by all
druggists. 4,s,5y@ss>s. j, !. ;.# ~ :
Ed. Worthington Advance: All
who wish to attend the last four
weeks of the Summer School may
do go. This is done for the benefit
Of those teachers whose school had
not closed at the beginning Of the
Summer School, and others who,
for various reasons, found it i'm
possible TO attend the, first two
weeks, L. W. Abbott, Co. Supt.
j. C. Marshall, Conductor.
Peter Heinl the plumber, met
with painful accident Tuesday
afternoon which will lay him up for
some time. He was at work in DR..
Dolan's new residence on the corner
of = eleventh street and fourth
avenue, and was standing on a bath
tub doing some work on the pipes,
when he made a misstep, dislocating
his knee cap. He was taken to his
home by Leslie Holbrook and a
physician called. Mr.. Heinl suffered
intense pain Tuesday night. but was
slightly better Wednesday morning.
It is to be hoped the injury will not
be as bad as at first supposed. II
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For Rent-Large barn. Enquire
of E.W. Cutler.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-07-03

For Sale-Hay and straw, all kinds
delivered on short notice. See Fred
Rose by phone, 1913 il. 49,.
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JeweIrys
Il An elegant assortment of fancy
jevelry, consisting of brooches, pins,
belt buckles, sash pins, collar but
tons, etc. Our prices are always the
lowest, but to give people something
to talk about, everything in this line
has been marked down to sell at just
IS ONE.hALF PRICE
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Lace Curtains

Lace Curtains -.
A few lace curtains, Csc value, neat
and attractive patterns, patti. 43C
Higher priced lace. curtains at cor
respondingly low price as above. w..
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For particulars of Barron and
Polk county, Wisconsin land. See
- E. j. Wolven.
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Country Property for Sale.

Si s1t.Es Ern2d~sF Tunssrs s2Oo O00 SCI 10 lots
~ Ter $50 so uEv BEyoPsI1NT. Tr1buDs onics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

- g~sPsDAL.E- Beautiful tpietH' rrices 81 soo 81
\ 5ern improvements. high sToghe from Sify 80
-. 10 suit; only so mnui. ar vVD-r = -,
800 6st.v. Real Rapid Transit s"f
-H.r f55th 81 And PaEk-a
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READING SYSTEM

Nxr JERSEY CENTRAL X r.
south Ferry Tins hnsl.
south Ferry five earlier tnan shown oetoN1
EAsTOS BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AID
MAUCH CHJNk-z40o q - EesSo9 =. eng. y3,asyx
A NJ 10 40 SEQ as EastOn oniS) r u 7-n@@s~
NJ, q = 4 a. IA SS AND scRANToy-s4Oo s1s
A NJ r. SundaEs. 80 a - ~ prxr.Fx
IAKFWOOD. LAkEHUHs TONS ~ - ~
am RARgTGAT-z400. $40 A N. 80 - 80
4sO LakgEo0d and Lakshurst onlyl Seo :. II s-1-
.SSays S = ~ a cITY--s 40 A. NJ. 20 - p N
ViSFIAND AND BRIDGETON-fzAeo a NJ
NJ kSCH. AsBURY PARK. OCEAN
AGROyE POINT PLEASANT AND 81 AsHoHE
PnIN S.5O- fL3O A N. So ~ 7-av 49,
~ 20 AsbH-v Park only P " sundays except Ocean
C--~s "a M 4 NJ 40G P NJ
pt4TT xDF,IPHIA-CREADTNG TERlfIN-tLG 80.
~ 90 Is %, % 90 ie0o tdlG9 a No 80 ~.
n s0 = 90. $500. '4OO. 800 foW T'%1 13VO = n
s4|4 8ND CHESTNUT sTREETs-if25. ts5o 10 20.
81 a. A N 100 t's-sO. 500. zoo. - = P n
pr.i1ISt. HARRISBURG, POTTsyILLE AND
NJ I'LL kwSPORT-i 400. zAS. Tstt. - -.
fraG ~ A. NJ. Reading oniyl. sloe .i1H 80
n Heading PotrsviIis and H-so'E ony f+oh 90"
p n zFrom Liberty street only. Laiy. tDas,,al.
.xre-r sunday SUNDAY only tPaTi0r cars only iva
6ss-ss foe-rv ST. Ferry, Ferrv. Astcr House
rsT psi 434 1900 1884 Broadway Is2 5th AZ . Union
SoTzrs West 159 I25th 20 West LIN 81 80
CSIuunbus Av. York, . Court s.. 50 80 Flitoa
ST B-kvu- u1solrg- Y T. LrAlsf1r %
calls chscSs bagsass 10 dsstnaLlo1,x ~--,-
Va p-s5 ans Gen Mxr Pass'r Ast-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
ROYAL BLUE LIN

BAITIM0RE g. OHIO RAILROAD
zcar LDeIg a.
Chicago. Pfttsburgs -1-1g AZ A-1S - r,.-~-
CHICAGO. CoIuIn bus. -A-9Sbh SesE-@ -
PittsbHrz. Cleyeland... d-S9pnl SEbn. -
ssrsxfr ku nm 4ospG SUM-
81 Iouf. 90 10 81 81 u -leeper
To.t. Eve $50, 3azu. Dlner
sstsa1.,9 a. Ioui. a S5ura gspnn. BS1-r
Sn-.HTt- = sSp-u 2 ! O0p1- Din><~
aily S->lndaT
Cy4rces. 43f. BroadEay,
TJafor square 391 Grand y -
ErooxIyr. south ard I1Serty s. BaSgaSs So~e>
ron or residences testi1Aticn
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New York Central Route
West Shore X. r.

CSsw York Central q Eudson River r h Les--sl
leave ~ station. Nsw 1ork 1ot-
lows and Is OF West 42d-st. n x.
81 10 A N-FOT intermediates points 20 Albany
III % A Nd HUDSON and Nohawk Express
100 p N-Chicaz0 Express
. Is p Cont. Lin. for Detroit Chi 81 Louis
P - Hudson Rfver points and Albany
M Rooh-. Buffalo. Cleveland and esntcaSS
M Roch., Buffalo. Detroit and Loui8
?. Syr, Niagara FANS. CHI
sDsiiy. tDay except Sunday. Leave Brooklyn amer
an AZ 10 az A NJ q = IS P NJ Ledvs Jersey Ccr
p r p sta: 1i at I'D A NJ. % AZ f533 P. N
Tire tables AZ principal hotels and Offices BazgA<s
checked from residences BY Westcott Erpress
A SMITH Q z LAABEHIs
General Manager General Passenger AE>r.
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA.
q 1AIhRoAD.
lime a rom and
CortIandt Street. i. ave m ute. later thar
That given below for Twsn , third street
100 A. VI. FAST MAIL.-Parlor. Sleeping and Dining
o55 NJ louis fsf1hff1s 5e Sleeping
Smoking. and Observation Cars Cncinna1i Anol2n4P-
l6.25 4. 81. PENNsTEvAS1A MIrED.- -I7s.a
rnent Cars For chicago cisvesna. Toledo. and De-
G IFo An D 5.,. 59YI sd E Tsss7:
Indianapolis. Cnicsg9 ST. Louis Dining Car z,.-,nr
4 ST. NJ CHICAGO oI csIeaao T5sdo
5.55 p NJ 81 LOUIS EXPREss.-FOr Pittssurs. On
enaati. Indianapolis. Louisville ST Louis Din.ns Car
sos p VI. WESTERN ExPREss-For Chicago For
75S p fMnsDf Pz seia9' EPR PRES P and
Ghisaso For Kn91ys daily via snessnG2sH 'a'
$50 p. M--CLEv ELAND AND CINcINN;A!rL- TX, EX-
wAsHISGToS AND THE sOuTH-
T55 SIS. 10 (DesbrOsses and Cortland streets
io 2o JOSS n IL IS 10 sDss1sISi Ttsd al
Paror ana Dining CarsI -s IS as AS. s2s p r.
9-25 'eongrsssionaI II1ed,' al Parior ana DatEs
SSaEs . 2 IS as SJ Sa tgs @n-
SOUTHERN R11LTAY-Ex1ress. as ,. II 10 Night
ATLANTIC COAST LISE.-EIpress. s25 a n and 8 =
sEABoARD AIR LINE RA1LwAT.-EzDrs's. i2S p n
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAT.-Fer Memphis
and Sev-Oriears 3. m daily
CHESAPEAKE * OHIO RAILWAY--8oo A. Il N-~N-
FOE oI.D Pof Is 2 C0 q and NoRFo1x-Tss
week days and IS D m daily. -. -.
ATLANTIC CTTT.-855 a and 255 ,. = -
sundays 7.55 n Through Nesrihuled nam -
fet Psrio- Cars and Standard Coaches on 49, -
Psrlor Smoking Car. Psrlor Cars Dining AT 49,
StandsE@ Coaches Suncays
CAPE MAT-I2 % D weekdays . cs-,--
For points and Long Branch Faloao 20 10
West Twenty-thtrd Street Station). SO a -
p. 40 and ass D. Week-days SUI sun Sg1-..tas4t
m ard 4.55 p OrOm Desorosses ard "a n
weekdays Sundays As Y. 100 ? m
FOR PHILADELPHiAs G. r.,.,.
6O5. rs T55 s755. s-55 's - 30. e..
Limited 1910. Desbrosses and CsrtssI1r15 -
.i255. s155. 40 CDesbrosses and Cortansa.' s
22O) 255. g % 355. 425 '4-25 'A3 t+oS meg
Limited fer Germantown Jet only. 90 aSo - %
s05 .75s s25' .s25. s55 1st. LOU. I.aalteal. s.
Io25 (Penna. LinnteD. 30 s. a n y -. 80 -,
onIy. a IS. $50. US. q. s-s5 s..s , -
right
-Dfnf1R Car
Ticker 5fces Nos 4s1 1854 2s1 Bro.z~.y; is2
z9th St: / Astor House. and stations named aboss
B-ockyr Court Street $50 Elton Street $50 Brose
way. and PennsyIvaniz Annex station. The Nev-York
Transfer Company VIII call Tor and check baggage
from hotels and residences through % cestirron-
Telephone Eighteenth Street foE Pennsylvania Rail-
W. ". ATTERBCRY. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r rrac.c NaaAge-
General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
FURNISHED Apartments to Let.
THE CLEVELAND.

Izs EAST TwENTE-FOChIh sIhbhI,
near Madison square ~ 1lrnlsied AF@' @'--' 4-I ho-
keeping rlorny and cesirANiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
4 DGrtments Wanted.

> On ROos VIII sash. furnished unfurnishes. n
= speytHert house, bY lazy and fz0 charge
- epsrrn1ent durlng sbsencs owners y. ~ Il Box Sc
lHhCne Uurrvn ofioe. 1854 ErDacpay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01
Works of Art.

\ AMERICAN ARTIST. experienced n year. resi-
y dent abroad. viii commissions paint r-plicas
the Metropolitan Museum. L<uux
Library or elsewhere Corr@spnaene, solicited Address
= ~. Trlo12s Of.cs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-01

Lackawanna Railroad
L>ay. New York, S4rgLay anu CnrLsESpasx stA
rsO0 A A-For Bsnknanton snG syr-s-s--
slOto A. h-For Buffalo. Chicago and 81 AS1A
K. M.-Eor Buffalo and CkicAzo
p and plymouth
.8IG P M-For Bu1alO and Chicago
.s45 p M-Utca. Oswsgo Ithaca. B11aio -
M-For ChfcazO-Slea<ers open r -
Tickets at 1871 -. fis3 Broadway. y Z SIS F-i'Hs
st Brooklyn sDally- 'EBcept sunday
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Country Property for Sale or to Let

= excellent oppOg tunlty &c secure ~ fiouss Vii
.s.-r improvements. including sis -. 49, - ~
s-abls with Accommodate ns - ra,s an
COWS. earriases rrsrss raspberries So ueautful
,astor fiye minutes from station terrn ~ vaa-s -
~, -srr 81 Desirable party toi - .-.s
- +-,'s - -li5t 81 .~i pe. f~r-s,rs
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Furnished Apartments Wanted.

-.or-rsr r. Actin. q furnished apartment "a q 90
Y - - - rnrrfhs Central PARK N5tst.
~ 49,, 80 a. - Price not excel 500 .
roTfb p o. Boa p tribune cfhes.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-26
BlOOdhOundS
for the Pen

The penitentiary authorities are
taning precaut ons against repeti'
tion of the r acy episode of last
year, and nothing is left undone To
prevent an outbreak Of that kind. In
order to be prepared TO run down eny
escapes hereafter, It has been decid'
ed TO employ couple Of bloodhounds
these animals to be owned by the
prison authorities, and a pair of the
best OF these animals has been or
dered from Aentuclxy. They are ex
pested TO ar i've In fey days, and
Superintendent James will feel easier
after this addition to his force reaches
him. Experience teaches that es-
capes are less at prison where blood.
hounds are kept for the running down
of escapes, thnn at those institutions
where these intelligent animals are
not IN use. and they are useful not
only in running down runaway con.
victs. but are a preventive as well.
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South salem PersonaIs.

DR.. and Mrs. Robner and little son,
OF lore, arrived in the city last even.
Ing and will spend a few weeks visit.
ing Mrs. Robnets mother. Mrs. Sa.
rah Il. Murphy, and sister, Mrs. Frank
Brown, in South Salem.
Frank Brown went to Portland yes.
terday, where he attended to some
business and returned on the over.
land last evening.
n. A. Conn. of Portland was bust.
ness visitor in south Salem yesterday
f. S. Thompson returned this morn.
Ing from n short vigit at Jefferson.
r. u. Thompson, of Jefferson, came
down this morning and viii spend the
day with relatives in South Salem
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Summer Life at West Point.


June brings with II the annual ex-
amlnations. This is a period OF severe
preparatory work and OF the most anx.
ious wondering. The FIRST class is
graduated and its members go home
to await the receipt OF their commits.
sions as second lieutenants in the reg.
ular army. The new second classmen
go home for their summer flrlough-
the only one that 10 granted TO a
cadet. except In caoe OF illness. during
his four years OF service at the Point.
Then the new FIRST and third classes
go into summer encampment. where
tents are pitched on the northern edge
OF the cavalry plain. The new fourth
classmen. or "plebes." as they are
called. arrive at the academy at
about this time. They are first OF all
quartered In the academy barracks.
As soon as they havo qualified In the
preliminary drills they are released, a
few at a time, and sent TO join cadet
companies In camp. There is all the
contrast In the world between the
summer and winter work of the young
men. Not single academic text.
book Is taken under canvas. There
are no reeitations at which learned
professors wearing shoulder-straps
ask bewlldering questions. II is all
open air life In the little city OF tents
with an amount OF sheer hard work
that would appall the young man who
expects TO put In the heated term
merely enjoying himself at some wat
ering place, mountain resort, or idle
camp In the woods.
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various qualities which belong TO the
poor male sex, and you will find some
women liking one of these all the
time and many liking each OF them at
different times. But whom all Ia eaid
you will find that the one great quail.
~ which women demand OF man is
courage. This ia tho thing which is
chiefly supposed TO mark of men as a
sex. This is the thing which is cup.
posed TO keep them always at the
front We do not deny courage 10
women--a great many OF them have
it-but We expect more OF It from a
mcn; and women, at least, seldom par
don its absence. Il is probable that
as a survival Of more truculent age
the cort of courage woman most de
mands is physlcnl.-Soptember Wo
mans Home Companion.