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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-02-12

Jos. Lowe is reported very poorly.
Jos. Fronk is driving for Dr.. g. P.
Dolan.
Mike Reiter of Ellsworth, was in
town Saturday.
I'D. Lindquist of Dundee, was in
town, Monday.
Miss Pearl Wetherell of Albert
Lea, is visiting friends here.
W. P. Jenkins returned Saturday
night from a trip to Illinois.
Rev. Wilson Aull held services in
the county Jail. Sunday afternoon.
Henry Bloom returned Saturday
afternoon, from trip to the twin
cities.
Mira. j. Lutke of Adrian, was
brought to the hospital here Mon
day for treatment.
Miss Clara Prideaux went to Rush
more, Saturday afternoon, to- spend
Sunday with her brother.
| Mr;Luehrs Jr has traded his farm
for a drug store in Iowa, the farm
being rated at SIS per acre.
w. Jenkins has rented the
Chute hotel at Wilmont, and moved
there Tuesday to take possession.
Mre. II. Hawley was called to
Hastings Sunday account the seri-
Qua condition of her Oldest sister,
from blood poison, the result of run
ming a rusty nail in her thumb a
week ago. After leaving here a
telegram was received announcing
her sisters death that morning.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-02-12

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LOCAL.
Miss Prue Town visited in Adrian,
Thursday night.
Miss Radtke of Spooner, is visit
inG her sister, Mrs. F. E. Shaker.
Miss Lackey of Brewster, is a guest
of friends here today, Friday.
Frank Mitchell and wife of Mimi
epolis, are visiting his brother, Dow.
Mics Emma Tryon returned Thurs
day, from an extended visit at Pipe
stone.
The salhbom Hardware Co. are
preparing to install gas lighting
plant.
II NV. Burkhardt unloaded his per-
:: senal effects here Thursday. He is
: from Iowa.
CIR. West of Brewster, is in town
to-day to attend tho OFT lecture to-
night. .>-..
T. A. Palmer equipped Foster
Aoore's home, Friday with a fine
new piano. ".>:
D. Morley will move to Daven-
port, N. D. about March 1st and will
hold a sale before going. >~
D. McCarvel Of slayton, was a
,Kaestt q! Of p F.. ]: Martin Friday On his
return from trip in Iowa. ...
q. w. Hunt OF Iowa, unloaded a
sou ole car loads Of personal effects
here Thursday and moved to farm
near Raehmore. ). q. !.
Bob Norman has severed his con-
aection with Merritt Harding's ton
serial parlor and left for Bigelow
Tuesday. "''
A.. Alfred Lundell, tho efficient clerk
who has been employed in A. R. Al
bertus' clothing store for some time,
is taking an indefinite vacation.
A number of our citizens claim to
have seen a robin Friday morning.
Ihere must have been a delusion
some where, either with tho rob
or those who report seelhg it.
AT meeting of the library board
Tuesday evening the building COM
nittee were authorized to visit st.
= Peter and other towns for the pur-
<pose of inspecting library buildings.
There were sixty nine teachers in
attendance at the teachers examina-
ZION, held here Friday and Saturday,
eight of whom took examination for
first grade certificates.
The Omaha road in it's report to
the State, shows a decrease in earn
ings OF 1908 compared with 1902, and
is the only road in the state that
made such a report.
Over two hundred scholars out
side of the graded schools have TAX
on examination for diplomas. This
demonstrates that the children are
very much interested in education
and desire to reach a proficient
point.
The Omaha road is building an
addition 20 by "a to their round
house, for boiler washout plant,
consisting of an engine and heater
for washing out locomotive boilers.
This will probably require some ex-
ira help and increase the receipts
for water from the railroad COM
pany to nearly two hundred dollars
per month.
J. D.. Matteson returned home
Friday night from trip to the twin
cities and northern part of the state.
While he was away two flour mill
deals were closed through his Office.
Mr.. Matteson is conducting mill
= brokerage business and is very sue
cessful. His experience and famil-
ar1ty with this kind of property en-
ables him to render valuable service
to those desiring to purchase or sell
mill property. A millers' puhlica-
ton pays him a splendid co,npli-
ment in this line. !
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-02-12

Ell. Nance made a trip to Brews-
| ter. Saturday. ,.. .
). Mcconnell of ,Lismore, trans
acted business here Friday.
Siegel Bros will be- at Leistico &.
barn next Thursday to buy horses. U
D. Manning and wife of Wilmont,
transacted business here, Friday and
Saturday. -
Florence Sterling. daughter of
Axel Sterling, is quite sick with an
attack of brain fever.
Miss Ethel Bloom who has been
teaching school IN Bloom township,
is enjoying few days vacation at.
home.
The lecture by Prof. OFT at the M I.
E. church, Friday evening was an
excellent one and there was large
audience which fully appreciated
him. Many have expressed the sem
timent that if the citizens would pro
cure Prof. OFT, paying his entire OK
pense and give the public the bene-
tit absolutely free, it would he mon
ey we'll spent. From the present in.
dications the Course committee will
get through without~a financial loss,
which is doing we'll, considering the
conditions they have had to con tend
with.
Mr.. and Mrs James Mackay de-
lightfully entertained a mum Der Of
guests, at their home Tuesday eve
ming, in honor of Miss Addie Palm.
Games were played and one very
amusing feature was drawing con
es, when a card upon which was
drawn line to be incorporated into
the picture, was given to each one
present. Miss Wick received first
prize, and Mr.. Auli the seconds ors
BOBBY prize. Music and refresh
ments added to the enjoyment, and
the guests departed at late hour
after spending most pleasant eve-S
ming s55s$
A PERFECT PAINLESS PILL.
Is the one that will cleanse the 4
system, SGT the liver to action, res
move the bile, clear the complexion,
cure headache and leave a good
taste in the mouth. The famous;
little pills for doing such work
pleasantly and effectually are De,-ss55
Wits Little EARLY K;sers. Bob
Moore Of Lafayette, Ind, says: All
other pills have used grippe and
sicken while DeWitt's Little Early
Risers are simply perfect. = Sold
hy f. M. Hickman. ~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-02-12
Mrs. McCaskie is quite sick.

| Mrs. McC askie is quite SICK.
R.W. Hattenhauer has q very SICK
child. ."%. #
Dr.simpson arrived here Wednes-
day morning.
--Kelley and Co. are paying 23N
cents for butter fat. p, .
John Scott OF Round Lake, trans
acted business here Wednesday.
Mrs. !. f. Kelly returned home
Tuesday night from a visit in iowa.
Miss. Annie Yeske, daughter OF
Mrs. JOS. McKeever, has been quite
sick.
jeff Scott left Thursday afternoon
for Quincy. Illinois, to attend bu1i-
ness college. -.-- AZ
John Adams returned from Mimi
eapolis, Wednesday accompanied by
his daughter. 1, !: !.
Andrew Nystrom is now employ
ed in the Rambler automobile worlls
Kenosha, Wis.
Thos. Roman and wife Of Hawar-
den, Iowa, arrived here Wednesday
afternoon for visit with their sons.
John and William, !. ~
Shippers of cream should CORES
pond with Kelly and Co. 49,.
Mrs. j. Holm of sibley, was in
town Wednesday, endeavoring to
make arrangements for having ice
shipped there. .a...
A social, musical program and
coffee at the Swedish Lutheran
church Sunday school room for the
benifit of the choir.
R.W. Moberly, formerly resident
of this place now in League City,
Texas, was recently quite badly in
jured. He was changing the >loca-
ton of COW, that was plcketed to
Craze, and while doing so became
| entangled in the rope and the ami
NAL ran dragging him sorae distance
injuring him internally.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-02-12

Why make butter when you can
sell your cream for more money, the
price paid by the Creamery today
ie 1871 and prospects OF going high
or. Start in at once and get the I'd.
x,o~oo - y &
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01
INGALLS, ON THE POWER OF THE PRESS.

John J. Ingalls, opinion of the power and integrity of
the press couched in language only ingalls, used
is worth reprintng occasionally. He said:
In system of representative popular self govern
nent like the supreme power is public opinion
the ultimate this tribunal neither ex
culpation appeal Its the press which pro-
tects mnorites from the tyrannies of majortes the
from the oppression of strong the poor from
the exorton of the rich by appeal to the conscience of
the people and by condemnation of error falsehood and
injustice.
The august judge the despotic magistrate the
rupt legislator be Indifferent the penalties and
sanctions of the moral law, may little for
heaven hell and less for God devil; but
he trembles shrinks from the terrifying
publicity of the daily newspaper No craft subtety
evade its sleeplesS vigilance bride purchase its
verdict With free thought free speech and free press
civilization will unimpaired from the
dous revolution through which society is passing and
the standard OF SpartacuS will be raised in vain"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01
IoNpoN,s DEGENERATE HOSTS

er James Crichton Browne writing notonal degen-
in the London Daily Mail Whose hath eyes
to may by visiting the End of London and
veying the operatives. and women, they issue
from the factories there the dinner hour ocular
demonstration of this degeneration II is stamped more
less deeply their forms and faces. 4 wellgrow
robust vigorous human being rarely be among
them. Squads of stunted Gecrep with look
Of sickness shambe past and contrast the crowd
there with the crowd in Hyde Park a Sunday
parade realize that there in England.
nearly as distinct at HotteltotS and PatagonianS."
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01
THE WHITE HOUSES BLACK GUESTS.

Cleveland is still vehemently denying the charge Of
Charley and of that he had to
luncheon in the White House However the newspaper
records of that time against him. But what's the
difference? Grover will a candidate again, for
anything. for the Booker Washington incident Pres
dent Roosevelt takes the ground that he is President of
the ten million black people of the United States much
he is President for the nearly 100000 whites and
that really great energies from the black popula
ton the President should recognize him In this
the black people have before them for their admra
ton and example virtues and qualities that will aid them
in climbing up the scale of true civilization Anyway,
Roosevelt little for what the south may think of his
social recognition of the greatest coored living and
for Cleveland little the Amer
people what he may think.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01
The CITY OE ACCIDENTS.

Enough people were crippled and killed last year in
Chicago to have made fair-szed town Chicago is the
worst heller SHELTER and loosely big city in this in
probably any other country It's hit miss bump and
CO. slap slam from daylight midnight every day in
the year in every quarter of the city in all its
partments and along every line of business analysis
of the 1O7o7 accidents recorded year Chicago
presented in just submitted by the civic fedora
ton. The largest number of accidents any
cause, it found under head Run Over
Struck by Street Car with total of Next despite
all the track elevation in the city accidents from
railway engines with a showing of 446 In COM
sequence of striking wagons 442 injuries
caused
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01

of the endeavor that essentially civ
ilized and Democratic act by Republican President
could be paraeled in the history OF Democratic admin
istration? Roosevelts unprecedent
ed he merits all the praise for acting
tleman should toward another gentleman Let race the
cries be what they may-and what the scientists say
about crossbreedng is not unknown to usthe truth is
that if reaches the stage of Frederick Douglas
Booker Washington in education culture and personal
powehe deserves be recognized for what he is in the
exchange of ordinary social Re-
publican.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01

Kansas City preacher having asserted that moth
who does know the trend of political affairs, and
know who is standing for Office, is fit to raise is
Ed with the reply that the woman who
thus interested in politics is the who not fit raise
Howe is right That preacher is dead wrong. He
was probably talking hear himself The woman who
tches for public life longs attract public attention
has business having sons for that matter putting
herself in the way of having them by marrying.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01
Written for the Eagle.
THE WAR-SOUL.


Ye crouch in your old-world manner there,
Ye little brown men of war
And wait the tooth of the great white vol,
Tense-drawn, and estranged from fear.
Oh, you, low-statured, silent armies,
Adrift through your menaced land
STILL couchant, ready-a heather prayer
Fast strapped to each fighting hand.
Bring up to the fray the mute cunning
And courage of heart and soul
Whose sad lack lost to your paler kin,
OF greater land, the goal.
Low We knee in your gilded temples
While the Northern beast comes down
Heavy brutal athirst for the blood
OF your slender sons of brown
Yet We send them forth right royalty
AS stranger might do,
With heavy odds in the hand of war,
And forecast of Waterloo.
Ye must match your mind and your courage
With the slow strength of the North.
Ye gentle of the Flower Land
Ye must waste your cultured worth
For the God We have seldom worshipped
Demands that We him now
And Slavery's seal recompense
Hangs trembling above your brow.
-VIRGIE E. ROE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01


'o'o N"'O ity of its operators is questioned
that a nod the floor of the stock ex-
change a word on the street tele
phone message may be good for contract for millions
That is the seestimate respectively of their honor and
honesty The truth is and it is evident enough that the
operators of Wall street compelled to keep their word
other Wall street institutions could not stand
otherwise. The member of the exchange, or broker
firm operator combine who should go back his
word would be swiftly crucifed in the interest of the
regning gang But every other way and every other
direction Wall street veracity is myth One operator
will rob another operator combine of operators will
rob corporation company individual at every, any,
and all opportunities. business reap where
they do not SOW to get something for nothing lie to
and cheat everybody for gain only keeping word and
faith pals which economic necessity not
moral obligation Wall street mans word is as good
his bond only because his bond would be impossi
bility if he did keep his word. 1t is compulsory in
tegty honesty for policy veracty for preservation
and selfadvantage Wall would go pieces, it's
speculative values vanish its entire business become
wreck and ruin exchange sales not promptly made
their with each other repudiared
The most conscienceess that sailed the OF
civilization that of Wall street While holding with
hand that of his victim in friendly grasp the Wall street
sneakhef will have his other hand the pocket book of
the into whose face he is smiling The handshake Of
the Wall operator followed by his kick his ba
ton of champagne by cup of poison. He is the man
with knife under his cloak, the while confidential and
assuring smile his face Wall street creates values
contributes nothing to humanity, and gives nothing in
charity for church except what has stolen and
enterprise except such promoted at the
expense of others Such thing as personal honor in
Wall street is impossbily. 1t is simply enforced
professional honor combine agreement in sefproec-
Gon such which holds among thieves of all
degrees, everywhere.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01

Mormon Smith has the courage of his matrimony. He
is going have photograph, for general distribution
taken of himself five wives and fortwo children in
harmonious group If the wives shall prove be pretty
Smith will be in danger of losing the sympathy of the
homogeneous husbands of the feel
ing sorry for him heretofore
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01

The sentiment of the times seems to be against the
man of whiskers, also against the with high
hat PETER the only wearing long whiskers that
represented in the United States senate and
PETER did anything disgrace The plug hat is
all right It's matter of grapes. 1t isn't every
that grow whiskers, than is plug hat
becoming to the average common plug critic.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01
TRIBUNAL OF THE PUBLIC PRESS

extreme summer climate 81 either New York or
Washington As e. the health conditions. vhHs
the present death rate r. considerably higher than
the death rate IN he United States al tnnald-
erably higher the death rate should b. 7 an
confident that ~ith suppiy ~ good water 70
Colon and Panama and complete stem q se~-
erp supported b. proper sanitary reRsIafieus Wig
orously enfo~ced. both these cit.s car D. fnsas
heaIthful places - residence. ST present neither
city has maas say sftsIapt 20 secure drainage
or any syvtem q water suprl
Vim. n. Taft. Secretary OF War On the Philip
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01

expenses while at Whitewater. Yet Hoch claims to be
temperance advocate.
Adams died last his Butler county
friends OF Representative b.
the loss of his best friend, his father.
chicken at sedgwck has four legs Mack Gretchen is
solving
the 'drumstck' problem in Roosevetan families.
A Sedgwick a merry go
round with the announcement that has him just
s21@. And for thirty he could have bought him
brace of Scotch high balls
The Pratt organized Friday with
scientists by desperate hope
have driven believe
Arkansas City Traveller doesn't
a getting
fifty years of Moreover, mighty get
new at City to made hre-proof
respect In asbestos will be handy
the line their nests with.
Fireshaker Ponca Indian was arrested ayd fined five
abusing his wife Arkansas City whereupon
returned home raise
nothing if the old
for being so long in getting him released
Welngton's high school has been presented with two
white pecans They killed Geuda Springs.
The nail off penetrated the eyeball of
a carpenter work a Wellington days
There is some hope of saving the sight.
report from Sumner county are
showing well that growth is
that of century plant
Mierton Sumner county, had sensational
recently. The report doesn't say whether
beginning ending of breach OF pormse
Miss Florence Gordon Abilene and
"otner European points week
purchased graphophone in order that
his wife get a much needed according to the
Kansas will rival Russia praying this
of the delegates to Angeles general
conference Will be at the companies
for four days and many nights.
statesman OF course, this constituent didn't
about receiving that
would kind a. liked variety And
then that letter got
pension AMI he a battle. finally
the appointed postmaster,
communitys agin'
Sedgwick Paragraph: A Sedgwick out in his
back practicing the BY digen effort he
able to make it from his kitchen door cyclone
cellar in three jumps.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01

The New York World paper that is wild for Parker
Ware impeached for issuing that pension order
AS has appropriated the meet the
expense involved by the ORDER who is going to nst
tute Impeachment proceedings?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01

Boston minister has decided that the prayer meeting
is of and that there other form OF
religious exercise substituted for it. Boston always did
than all the world beside. If prayer worship
be eliminated from the church, what is there left
furbelows of the and the long of the
men?
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1904-05-01


be rich man. Yes, but how about T. B. Ferguson?
Smith, Star got out an ex-
celent paper last week A good portion of para
graphs from this column.
game of baseball is to be played in a tent at Ell Reno
today picked team will be matched Sioux
Indians.
ten-year-od girl composition on
London this way There is much more
to tell about London but you study your
and know 1 mine telling all
that is necessary in composition"
open-ar concert of the season was given Friday
night at Ell Reno by the band This means that
is any hard feelings toward
the band) that ut time to of the seashore.
Oklahoma Hornet prints The Deadly Parallel" which
is all right But following the Republican ticket
headed. Lock the door etc, which is anything
OF the editor
waukomis Hornet says: Don't Keep
Hens, and after this injunction printed picture of
rooster.
They yet got through celebrating the arrival Of
Oklahoma Corn cotton and wheat
that didn't look like they crop week
now promise record-break
electric light franchise granted
j c. Borntreger by Thomas last week the Tribune
again reminds the people that Thomas
hind the
Hobart is figuring with promoter on the es-
abishment factory the promoter wants
is $3.50 in cash and ten ground
Ponca City one glass Of soda
from fountain viii make regular customer That
sounds like maverick from Cherkoee paper.
preacher Shawnee uses this as his motto:
-'IIurrah Christ
nne-yearold boy died Of heart failure las, week at
Hennessey.
Braman Peckham, Kay county. are bling -hi,ehea'
by telephone.
Bill Nexkirk says Bryan biggest
one man" Democratic party. md he wants
nominated E.Il would better
fore he picks his WAGON
Zen notorious. City recently
cordng o z dispatch. vii he only fair
sincere reader dispatch bore Enid dsie-as
Medford understand cid bacaesorS %
Medford thinking seriously soy for
the prevention cruay being year
There plenty for surh orEs1zaica
Whether remains We
believe would so>i thing CoT ladies'
sefpreservst.o1 There %
bachelor II have anything co
with lie hs Sfli.ns - sacr1acs
himself TIE good q humanity
Blackwell Izdy Kz~ cfy. ~so rad
never = railway started loaTSey- So
vas taken espog q T. fAe waiting
room After quietly - rszeA@S eVer
and ~ad re1z2Tksc II Esaes
real easy don't IT,