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Summer School
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Miss Mueller. daughter Of DR.. Muel.
Ter, of Taos, expects to teach in San
ia Fe county next year. but hopes 10
return for the regular course. She
was much pleased with the work done
this summer and says that next year
the attendance ought to be doubled.
Said,F. Chacon, of Cleveland, N. NJ:
.The summer school has been a good
one. All the teachers are thorough
ly familiar with educational needs and
the students have learned much that
will be of help to them"
Miss Mcdonald and Miss Davis, of
Springer, say that another year there
should be a large attendance from
the northern part of the territory.
Both are quite enthusiastic over the
work of the school.
Mr.. Smith, Of Texas. who has been
elected principle of the school at
Santa Rosa, will teach next year. He
When expects to return to Las Vegas
for a thorough normal course. He
has the warmest words Of common.
dation for the work of the summer
school.
B. Sandoval, Of Chacon, hopes to
return next year for the regular
course. He is thoroughly pleased
with the work of the school and with
the teachers and feels that he has
learned much.
Miss White will be principle of the
school at Central next year. She
came from Silver City to attend the
course and though she entered late,
she has gained much and goes home
well pleased. All the students unite
in the expression of opinion that the
school has made Ii splendid start and
that next year the attendance will be
more than doubled.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Ia Pension: Martha L. Taylor
Denver; Geo. P. Whitsell and wife
Kansas City.
FL Dorado: S. A. Apgon, Ration.
New Optic: Thomas Leta, Shoe
maker. N. M.
Castaneda: w. II. Whiteman, San
ia. Fe; w. +. Alexander, Trinidad
J. II. Joslinson, Ration; r. s. Arid
Ration; Mrs. Marter, Wagon Mound;
s. NJ. Ryder. Washington. d. c.; r
p. Mendenhall, Ration; Robt. R
Frvine, CLAYTON, N. NJ; ". Il. Parry
Denver. Colo: ". Il. Manger, Albu
querqne; P. J. Farmer, st. Louis;
Mrs. j. B. Farmer, st. Louis: ]. NJ
Charles, Denver; J. E. Elliott. Kansas
City; Cosaleta Elliott. Kansas City;
chas. =. Hoban, Denver: j. o. Tilden
Denver; A. Harrity, Ration; R. r
Larkin, Gallup: N. w. violetre, ST
Louis. =
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ROSEBUD LAND
DRAWINGS BEGIN TODAY.

CHAMBERLAIN, S. d., July 2S.---
Today began the drawings for the
Rosebud lands, the result OF which
will bring homesteads to many per.
sons, while to countless Others will
come only deep disappointment. The
registration books closed last Satur.
day and the drawings are for the
purpose of determining the order IN
which the applicants will be permitted
to make final entry and settlement.
It Is estimated that It will take about
5000 drawings to exhaust all the
choice allotments. The final entry
will begin here a week from next
Monday.
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PERSONALS

Mrs. Martin is here from Wagon
Mound.
Chas. H. Hoban, a Denver CONNER
cial man, is in the city today.
A. yanderwort, the wool buyer, re.
turned from the south this after
moor.
Mrs. Jules Daniels and sister re-
turned this afternoon from a visit
in Santa Fee.
Thos. Lester of Cherry Valley. one
of the old time residents of northern
New Mexico, is in the city on matters
of BUSINESS.
Gabriel Chavez OF FL Cueryo and
Juan Sanchez Of Trementino are
among the countrymen doing bust
ness in town today.
M. N. Chaffin returned last night
from Santa Fe and Estancia. He re.
ports recent rains and much improve
ment on the Estancia ranges.
Prof. r. r. Larkin, who will be
principal Of the Las Vegas high school
and N. w. Yiolette OF st. Louis re-
turned last night from their trip to
Mora.
The Rev. j. w. Marsh, pastor of the
Congregational church, Of Albuauer
que, passed through the city this at,
ternoon on his way to Lincoln, Neb.
for a holiday.
Robt. ]. Ervien of Clayton, a mem
Der of the territorial board Of equal
cation. came in yesterday evening to
look after matters relating to the bus
mess Of the board.
w. J. Pochell left this afternoon
for his old home in Missouri callet
by the alarming news that his fathel
was dying. Mr.. Pochell was accom-
panied by his daughter.
Judge Stephen B. Booth and hi
= uduSiISI, hio. art, lCl1 thio ultSi
noon for their .present home in Wal
senberg. Colo. They visited relatives
here for several days.
Engineer Stephen B.. Powers will
leave in a few days for a ~nouting ii
the mountains. He is going for
holiday but will take along some o
his instruments and do a little pros
pecting for a suitable course for tn
Scenic Route.
Hallett Reynolds has received a lei
ter from across the water saying tina
his father and mother arrived safel
on the other side of the big pond. TIL
passage was so smooth that although
there were eighteen hundred passer
gers, not one was sea sick.
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w. M. Bell, the New York Life man.
ager returned last night from a trip
to the southern part of the territory.
He spent some time at Hachita as the
guest of Colonel w. H. Greer. He
SAYS the reports sent out a couple Of
weeks ago of cattle dying in large
numbers in the south are erroneous.
There were some losses, but the rains
came before they grew serious. The
ranges are now in fine condition.
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The most sensible thing any young
person can do is to start a savings
account, however small the beginning.
The money grows as a SNOWFALL rolling
down a hill, and the knowledge that
your money is helping you gain an
independence is vastly better than
the though that you are living up to
your means. lib
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WANTED-Well educated young
widow, 26 years old, wants one Of
the following named positions in
New Mexico: Travelling or clerical
work, companion in refined fam.
lily or ho~usekeeper in first class
rooming house. References exs
changed. Address T.. s. r., care
Optic. 7.f16
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Now that the Summer Normal is
over Misses Levins and Furro eX-
pect soon 10 so to the mountains to
rest, President Vert will travel
through the territory boosting the
Normal. Prof. otto will spend the
remainder Of his summer in the city.
perhaps going to the hills for a week
or two g4
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aVALLEY RANCH
ON The PecOs,

The home Of the red specified trout;
one hours drive from Gl0rietta; the
prettiest spot IN New Mexico, Is now
open for summer boarders. Camping
outfits furnished on application. Rates
$500 per week or Sl.50 per day.
MRs. w. "A. WILLIAMS,
Pecos, N. NJ.
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WALTON'S HOTEL
MORA, N. M.

now omen with excellent accommoda-
tons Tor guests; healthy location, pure
water. liberal table, hunting, fishing
and driving. Rates moderate. Con
yeyance free for parties OF three or
four. Telephone. 90
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To preserve life and health, drink
distilled water and use Crystal ice.
227. both phones. Crystal Ice Com
pany. 7-3o.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28

Just over the bridge from the sta.
ton is Gibson & seitz's, where every
body drinks. Their fruit sodas with
pure Harvey ice cream are ahead of
anything In town. els
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Across the bridge Is where you ger
the pure ice cream from Harvey's
mountain separator cream. Gibson 4
Seitz. 6-lo
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.CUTLER.S"

A delightful summer home In lovely
Rociada valley, % miles from the city
amid pretty scenery with good roads
for driving and riding. Excellent Ia
BE. comfortable and clean rooms; pur-
est water from mountain springs. Ad-
dress Mrs. G. +. CUTLER, Rociada, N.
M. Do
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28

~.HARVEYS"
The HIGH MOUNTAIN HOME

For comfort, health and pleasure take
n trim To t.is famous resort. Carriage
comes IN Tuesdays aud Fridays; goes
out Wednesdays and Saturdays, Terms
are ~ a day or $40 a week; fare each
way 81. The trip including passage
and a stay from Saturday 70 FRIDAY Or
from Wednesday 10 Tuesday Is SlO.
Leave orders at Murphey's drug
store or Judge Wooster's office IN city
hall Address II. A. Harvey, City.
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Ring up No. 6, either phone. for
baggage, express and all kinds Of dray
work. Office No. 521 IL Sixth street.
Mrs. M. j. Woods news stand. Las
Vegas transfer. NJ. NJ. McSchooler,
manager. 6-53
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cross.Town passenger Hack.

Until further notice the public hack
will run continuously from Murphey's
corner to Ilfeld's, Rosenwald's and
Davis & Sydes,' on the plaza. Fare.
10 cents each way. Clay a. Rogers.
6.S5
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Riverside Ice Cream.

The Riverside dairy will furnish to
families and others pure Ice cream,
well packed, on orders. at $3.50 q gal
Ion, S5c half gallon, or SOC . quart.
6.113
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Cement Walks.

am nov ready to lay the best grade
OF crushed concrete walks: all work
guaranteed. Address city postoffice.
r. w. Bruce. 6.3
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SCRATCH TABLETS-For ink, 10
cents a pound; for pencil, s cents q
pound at The Optic office.
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Gehring is sole agent for the Ideal
and Sampson steel windmills and there
are none better. 6-14
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SCRATCH TABLETs-For ink. 10
cents a pound; for pencil. S cents a
pound at The Optic office. .
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Diphtheria relieved In twenty min,
utes. Almost miraculous. DIR. Thomas
Electric Oil. At any drug store.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-07-28

Just received a fine line Of bottled
pickles. 10 cents the bottle, at Pa
penis. Gle
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Tonight, the Red Mems dime SO
cial Don't neglect TO attend; d fine
time guaranteed. Ills
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New potatoes. strawberries, ever,
day at Papen's. 6-16
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Sell your household goods to Perry
Onion, The Plaza. 7-10S
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All kinds of camping outfits az
Behring's. ola
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Meadow Brook hens at Turner's,
Ills
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SCRATCH TABLETs-For ink, 10
cents a pound; for pencil, 5 cents q
pound at The Optic office.
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Spring chicks ; nice broilers at
Turner's. 7-1S
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Get one of those handsome ham
mocks from behring's. GA
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A Cut Of Lamb

will be Just the thing for dinner next
Sunday. Especially a choice leg.
why, We can almost hear you smack
your lips IN anticipation Of tho rare
treat.
Fine Meats
OF all kinds, cooled by Icy mir. but
not III contact with the Ice. You a
live within your means. and save
money In butcher bills BY dealing
with us. Good meat gives strcngth
10 the weak.
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XVI
LUZ Y SOMBRA

Con Ia eutrada de Ia primavera Adelita mejo:6 no
tabemente Al vOlver Uria de corefas PoS Ia pro-
vinca haale descrito el encanto del despertar de Ia
nauraleza la oracon sdbita del campo e aire
el sol tbio Garcia, la enferma cobro niuo
para levaLtarse y sa ir l1s paseos.
Los naranjos parecfan nevados con sus copas cus
jadas de azsha las desnndas acacias cubrau oda rta
sus esqueetics e suave verdor de las h'j's
nevas rompfau los botones que aprisonaban
sus ccroas dabsn Ia luz e soberbio flo Ga fTagaa-
te. Al fondo de los jardnes vease Ia aFboleda frOn
sa sebre ella "a multiud aada gorieando slegremsn
te 81 aire estaba leno dc perfumes: azahar, Vi le-
It's acacas, claveles, lirios arbeeda da 70
mas. hasa "a humilde hiefba y "a raspaFieion dv
TERRA tenian sus Pc fumes
IA fuerza ovstriz ae esta sstaei6n umin7sa P 9
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A s cts. LlNEA
Lean los anunCianteS

Hemos establecido una tarifa
especial de anuncios, limitada
sexclusivamente a la isla.
Segln esa tarifa, los edictos
judiciales. comunicados del CO.
nlercio y particuIares, articulos
9 sueltos de interes privado, pa
garan S cent0OoS la Ine0, a una
.columna.
En- las demas clases de anun-
clos hemos hecho tamDlen i'm
portantisimas rebajas, resultan-
do mas baratos que en- ningiln
'otro periodico.
De mas esta ell decir que sien-
do el BoLETIN ell unico periodico
que trata con absolute indepen-
@cncia todas las cuestiones que
ateetan al presente y al porve-
mir dc Puerto Rico. y el 1nico
que tiene un servicio cablegra-
1ico stamente conceptuado CO.
mo el mejor y mas detallado de
cuantos Sc conocen, es al pre-
SeTte el diario mas solicitado Y
le1do en- toda la isla.
Los anunciantes del BoLETIN
llevan una inmensa ventala a
klos que no Sc anuncian en- el.
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De Aguadilla


Ha vuelto continuar los trabajoS
de las aceras e1 sefior a1calde Deliz,
Lastima que este buen sefior no tenga
suficientes recursos para que Aguadi-
la fuera la admiration &c todos los
que la visitaran, pero demasiado hace,
que las principales GALES tienen sus
buenaS aceras de cemento, debido a
Su buena voluntad.
Un emprestito es 10 que el sefior
Deliz debia gestionar para que puSiera
esta villa en- condolences higienicas.
Verfamos con gusto que el Seflor
alcalde mandase por todas parties ell
caro- de la basura ahora. que todo el
pueblo esta limpiando los frentes de
Stts casas, para que asi la pol1cia no
denuncie tantos infelices por tener
Ia basura al frente de sus casas espe-
rando Ell CAIRO.
~
Aver fue conducida al Hospital una
mujer de vida alegre llanada LA
Cubanita" por haber tratado dc enve-
nenarse. Ell juzgado entiende Ell el
asunto.
Ha sido curado en- e1 cuarto de So
corroS un nifio de ocho diez afios a
quien estropeo ell tren de noche.
Esto ha sldo POGO; e1 dfa menos pen
:sado vamos yer una catastrofe terri
bic debido a la imprudencia de tantos
chiquillos que Sc srben al tren cuando
esta en- rnarcha.
He visto los preciosos 1ibros de di-
b1jo que la agencia Singer de esta
villa ha regalado a las escuelas de este
<listrito para TN certanen que tendra
lugar el dfa 80, asignandole un pren1io
al nifio que mejor trabajo presente
Muy bien por Ell sefior Loubriel que
ia sabido hacer uso de tan buenos Ii
bros.
Els muy escasa la policfa que tiene
este pueblo y debido q ESQ ell servicio
es pesimo, de noche solamente hacen
.servicio dos guardias para una pobla-
-cion tan grande. a;f es que no pasa
mas de 10 que pasa por que solamente
nay rateros. El jefe debfa cuidar de
one no fueran tan escasos los puestoS
de guardias
Corresponsal.
Mario 4, 1904.
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I64 B1s11orEcA DEL BoLErN MERcANrIL

Soils 10 soaron, corregido aumentado en- casa de
Fernando Alarc6n que fue corriendo ver don Diego
con Ia voz de alarma Valentino fus uramente recon-
venida por complicdad.
It'd eres tan necia ella-dfjoe el toy has
cometdo una gssvsima falta que ha podido cetarnos
e homer de tu prima.
-Aleandro es ncapaz. ustedes mole conocen
lid que sabes quen es ese homb-eP
lie juzgan injustamente.
--CSllAte. . Todo ha conclude.
Durante los ocho dias que sgueron este suceso ha-
bfa en- IA casa M senco de Leonor encerr6
en- So cuarto no hacia mas que orar. Fernando iba
toaos los das ero vendo que duraba e lorqueo retra
base sin habIar 4 la que habf4 de ser su esPosa
-Deiala-le decfa Gusman,- -dejala =. que pasen
unos dfas Ella Sc cansara de lorar
Uuicamente la madre loer6 abodarla
--Norita hija mia Vamos, tranqutfzate Re-
xjoaa Que no has hecho bien Nos has daiO un dis
ousto. Eee hombe no nviene
-pues lie qu'ero y le querre siempre.
Mira que eres muy niIi
lie quero--re Elf llcrand0'
LES pfecls9 qus respetes u padre; & 70 euierc
s,us sioas oou ese h5isib =. T.eIs ha 3ac fds.
NO ba c5acis faJ, ~: ri 4. II II "a, 0i nadie
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sERVIcIa De cAROTAJE

vapo todas las los UEVES eA
ESTE los VIERNES OESTE las de la mananA
Slds o por q OSTR Martes ASosto - Sent;emre 10
Los CoAMo PONCE saldan de San Juan para Ponce
directos " puertos) hacia Agoso Sept
Un vapor de pasae de uta sale de San Juan New
A Mare guendo la egada del vapor cosaneo de viaes
por Ell ESTE f1a.}~ Nt
Un vapor de pasaJe de ega San Juan de New Yorh
ueves antes de la sda del vapo veS P0f
d OESTE.
Ona San Juan Gale de Tetuan esQuna de La Tanc&
rELEFoNo Ne ssI
Ofcina de Nueva York, MIN. broadway.
0ficna de Nueva Orleans w. iuCk Agent 6l9 Common Sc
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NoTAs-sn Palma Hs
Lac aternd
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saln del mGes del Qartmmast evtts
los paseros los Dc bOes ncOnvenisnvias
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American RalIIuad Company Of Porto Rico

Schedule trains effect and after December 6 lSOS between San Juan,
Carolina ArcIbO Caauy Aguadina. Mayaguez and Ponce
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CATHOLIC SHRINE . AT NEW
Sfss ss, - 8 ULM .S .,s# IS

ss Believers in the Roman Catholic
Efaith have a place Of worship in this
city that is signally DISTINCT i've, there
being no other Of the same kind il
the United States. + p the Jour
neyway' grotto and chapel at ST.
Alexander hospital and e the only
spot on this continent where the
Eprsy stations characteris q the
Catholic church have been erected
81 the open air. On any pleasant
afternoon one may see penltents en-
gagged In their devotions and al
though the chapel and . number Of
the stations are mpleted as yet,
che fame Of the novel spot has al
ready gone abroad. Visits from
people living outside New Ulm are
81 no means infrequent, and II the
.coyulrse 81 time it will doubtless
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SAY BOYS.

s a . D. q
One feature OF the District Fair
for 1904 that should interest ever!
young man is the Stock Judging
contest for young men under 2;
years old. ~ ~ :, 5,t57s
h Turn to page 131 Of the 1905 Pre-
MUM List and read the rules gov.
erning this Judging contest. (1t you
have no premium list, q postal tc
the Secretary, A. r.. Albertrs, at
Worthington will bring you one by
return mail. The prizes are g, 80,
81, and 81. Some one will take
these prizes, the chance is open to
you boys, 20 after it.
The. conduc tor Of this contest will
be Mr.: Andrew Ross from the Agri-
cultural Department Of the State
University. Don't be backward
boys. Is young men are wanted to
enter this contest, the chance is
yours. go in, you know as much
about the good points in stpdk az
your neighbor: The educational
value is great, besides there's the.
cash PRICE which will pay your eA-
penses, to the Fair. s%1
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orrt3 d|elte
INDIAN LAKE.


Mrs. Herman Doeden left last
Monday FOR Illinois, where she will
attend the bedside Of her sister who
! IS seriously sick and is not expected
TO live. # 81 HTNN %%~ n
Misses Ellen and Nina Langseth
LIFT last Saturday for Rushmore, for
a visit with their sister, Mrs. J.
Fargness. >t.% J =
Mrs. Swanson and Mrs. johnson,
4 Ct Denver, COL, are making their
!, brother and sister, A. g.. and Josie
Anderson, a few weeks visit.
+ G.. r. Saxon was visiting with his
brothers Frank and William last
Sunday.
7 Miss Mary Anstrom, of Boone,
Iowa, ia making friends and rela-
tiyes a three weeks visit. ..
Young prairie chickens quail are
quite numerous and the local sports
men are expecting some fine shoot
ing this fall.
Miss Betty Edin attended a sur
prise party at Worthington last
Monday evening.
Miss Adelia Hactor left last
Thursday for Sioux Falls S. D., for
4 ten days visit.
The Misses Esther and Mary
Johnson came out from Worthing-
ton last Monday for a two weeks
visit.
Alfred Larson finished cutting his
second crop OF Alfalfa hay last week
While not as heavy as the first crop
Mr.. Larson thinks that when farm
ers get to understand how to SOW it
and it gets adapted to soil and cl m
ate,, the yield will be fully es heavy
rs it is in the west.
The Indian Lake ball team met
the Rushmore team on the home
grounds last Sunday and met defeat
10 to II. 4
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}
LOCAL NEWS.
~~~A~~N

.', Sheriff Fauskee went to Reading
Thursday on a business trip.
Will Merwin is now, acting as
clerk in the postohice in place of
Archie Moberly.
John Ramage went to Sheldon,
Thursday, for visit. Mrs. Ramage
:and children loft Wednesday.
Ten choice calves, Aberdeen Ang-
ma grades, mostly year old this fall,
Tor sale. B:W. Lyon, Worthington.
F. A. Stevens departed tor Bos-
ton, Thursday, to attend the nation
al Il. A. r. encanpment which will
be held there.
III. Maxwell loft Thursday for
Boston where he will attend the e..
A. r. encampment and also visit in
New York.
The ball game last Sunday be-
tween Worthingtou and tho Indian
Lake team resulted in victory for
the former, to IL.
Archie Moberly has resigned his
position as clerk. in the postotfice
and went to St. James to take his
student trip as freight brakeman.
Emil Giraffe, of Bigelow, passed
thru here Thu rsday enroute to Bos.
ton and parts in Pennsylvania: He
will attend the G. A. R. encamp
ment at Boston. e
find nothing better for liver de-
zangement and constipation thar
. Cham berlain' g Stomach and Liver
Tablets. LIZ. Andrews, DesMoines
Iowa. For Sale by F. M. Hickman
The missionary picnic to be give1
by the Congregationalists was post
poned until Friday, 3 o'clock at Lud
lows grove. ~ ( ~ "
Headaches, indigestion, constipa
ton, and all stomach troubles ar
cured with Hollistef's Rocky
Mountain Tea. A family tonic. 81
cents, Tea or Tablets. F. n. Kick
man. 4 H. ;s~+!5s. i .4,.
.. 32$ Rfiee Jennie Jones returned to he
holue' at Cherokee, Ia, Wednesday
after ! visit with her parents, MI
and Mrs. Vim. Jones. She was &C
companied by her mother who vii
visit at that place for q time. 4
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-08-12
A BAD ACCIDENT

Saturday noon, while Peter eed-
ergren- living south Of town, was
returning 70 his home = from s.'!a the
fields, whore he had been liking
hay, the tongue dropped and: hight:
enet the horses 90 that they starred
to run: Mr.. Cedergren was thre,W'n
from the rake and his. skull We
badly fractured on the left side md =
aslo cracked on the right side. .Ha
was 8 little better Sunday. @