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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01

grug og Mlisbrug at itarte 9ritte,
ON &p9gets 8lope og ON Hpfpotes
gien6etanOelIe inbeboloer ben en- FIJI
Zig 9reoiten al StiftspropIt Sen.
then, to t4rnefuIOe Sange at Sogncs
prait So6n 0anien, bet brittle 8is
belIelItabs 9iitOrie af qaitor Paul
O~loenbura, Deb 9araoiIets BORT" /,
Qeoeuoe efter 8aImuO. Seq ioo. men
nit 6iarte paageoe", 4rGoitrn al
of Ridaro. ..@omle Marie" at Sn-
6remisfonGr g. 9lomber9, st Re-
Ieminoe" al S%ogneprGIt 0luf Olufs
fen % .Oa9lig 8ibeIa5ning" uos
oolgte StriftfeOer til boer Dag |
Qaret.
Snore Misfons 4Imanat FOREIGNER
/ fulot Waal er rig ll~obreoelie blonot
CO DdnFe pua benne She at atldnz
ter6apet. Den fdaes I 9dniib 2ut6.
Publ. 5ouIe, Blair, Rebr., til en-
en- 9rig at 20 Gents.
(x-O
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01
Gettelfc.

5 en- aorreiponOance ira Selma.
6ali. for en- 8io fiOen itoo Der, al
SIR. 6. oenritien fra 6ampton.
Qe6r. ba0oe tsbt en- 5rugtfarm pad
10 Qcres en- M}il ira airten fot
10000. 8esuoen bar ban forpagtet
IN 5rlgt ca 9%inorueform for 5
aar. Oct sr fortert Der ifulos
itaa. D2r. g. 9,nritfen ira l6ampz
ton bar tsbt en- Brugtfarm paa 40
4tres en- Mil fra airten for $4,000,
og famine 5rustfarm og 8inbrueba=
pc bar ban isen uoleist paa 3 aar
Tor 1000 aarlig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01
GaaenOer, Soma.

vi 6apoe ben @laoe at Ie Mrs.
Is. Morteni,n i 9irte igen ii0ite
Senoag. men bun iaa nOget buarlig
uO efter Snqbommen, og bun er pitt
life beaer ret tart enonu.
Mr. 8. 3. 8iaiamien, bpis
Stab ramtes al 9pnet og neobrGnos
te Foite CONNER, er Oeo at faa en- M
opfDrt.
Il mr. ;. 5. 6anfen msO 6amif.e
% en- Del andre par / Senbugs /
gilot 0ouno til 8rnGup. Oct BAR
mrs. 6aniens 5eiter, Der bIeo gift.
9 %isniter til Qbffs.
G6riItiau Bud, en- ung 0anif I
ira 3eras. er / oenne lib paa 9eisa
port Excitement.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01
yOanlferen."
5rtOas ben 1. Sannar 1904.
Blair Ieb.

9ubstieneffe Der I por bant luz
t6erife Strife Iptaarsoag til De fa0z
banliss 1ioer 6ormiooa9 % Bitten.
SIN. Qltergang.
Qigeiaa @uOstisnefte %fprfttommenz
De SpnOag til iamme 3iOer, og IA
er Der tiaige SpnOagsitOle ST. 9
6orm.
Sat at De er banferot = eisr
life en- Dime = at blibe fattig e.
ingeu olOorlig 5or6rpoeIfe. Mano
Dem op og arbeiO. 9pao De orter. Dc
tan par Iifter paa At pinoe, naar
De oriffer Roctn Mountain Sea om
aftenen. 5arnbam C SampiOn.
SuletrefeIfen anben SuIeOags
4ften bar oeapttet og gobt beiegt.
9prnenes anfgter ftrualeOe af @laz
De oper @operne, De mobtog.
sSobn WcQuarrie bar ct fort
Oplus at gngningsmaterialer ps 3uI
III Iapeit. prifer.
grpOreneGo. % @6ris. Sobnz
Zen, ION arbeioer Der I 5rntteriet.
bar I SuIeferien baret / 8eipg BPS
here's 6orGlore pg S~sitenbe, ION Dor
I Rarbeoen at 6remont.
@nore at port unge Manbftab bar
berst foriteaige Steber i geIsg.
9eItommen t%ilbage!
Sennie etit3er, Omaha =
Seq bar lagt 30 9uno paa / 70
Manneoer. Der par intet, Der biaIp
mig, Until ieg 6rugte Soaifters Roz
ctD Meuntain Yea. Gu gelfgnelie
for en- ipgelig &oinbe.
5arnbam C SampiOn.
gsrn6arO og Marie GffilOisn
fra 6ampton cr for 5iben / gefrg
bos e.rcs 9ntels gait. 9ertsliens,
g De fer pitt ogiua moi inO til
9anfferen"s Reodftsr.
= 5ar De Ouarlig 5orOgjelie, Scr
%itoppelie. 9Ooeopine, 8pgimertei el-
Ter Rnre6eipar? 6oaiiters Rocfr
Mountain Sea bill belbreoe Dem
0m bet ilaar fell. iaa faa Oeres Ben.
ge tilbage. Oct mao fables rimeligt
e eler 5a6let 5orm. 80 c.
5drn6am &c Sampipn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01

Liable p9rtt uoe at ~unoerigge 5orbo.s
Gene paa Qanoet, pdr ban faroig Ii.
at afggre Sagen til 5orOel for Be-
foltningen. oo ban fda. at Der par
5olt not. Der er 4 9o9ne, iom tprer
ira 8enmare.
Der boloes ogiad / 4ar Stole
/ 5folelotalet Oeo 8rinitatis 9irfe
for De hinge; bet er iarlig De unge
Mano, ION ipnes at gre 9rug At
Stolen. Bore 9enner / Sut6inio on
minoer ps MI % Ou ON. at Der tan
fuus Qttie Stolen Der. men De fleite
Ter I0nes at uare mere interesIeret /
Stplen iblanot os ieIp, ba bet bel al
tib bill blioe ct forbolbspis file Qns
tai, iom pil faa 9oot al Stolen iaa
lanat borte, og bd port Settlement
bar giort iaa itore 6remitribt i Den
forte 5tb, ItoIer ri ogiaa paa, at
6erren pil 6j9lpe os iaa, at Ri ian
faa en- Stole iblanbt os, iom er tibss
.f%barenoe, 1aa at De mango unge fan
Fau ll~nbernisning %berhiemme poa en-
t~riiteliq Stole. SO bette 6aab bill
10 Iwittert pore 9enner, fom a~r6eiber
for be andre oanite 6siitoler, glaoes
neb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01
Npt / Sunrnaliitiffen.

Gn M og tiGaosn0e 5oranbriug
De fore metropolitanife Ssnbagsblaz
Re bar @6icogo aecorbz6 eroIb inb-
fert. Den giDer ct Sgnoagsz WSagaz
fin meO fit Ssnoagsnummer. 3be
S%unbap Recorb s9eralbs
Q9Tere bil / Maguiinet idgttage en-
M Gpope / SOurnaIiItiffen. Den g..
Dec. begbnbte Sbe Sunodp Recoroz
5trulb at gibe fine Q9fere, uDen els
ira llol9e for benz, ct Wagdfin, fom
Oeb fine fsnne farpetrbtte Gib.r o.
Osreaar be bebIte i1uitrerebe 1g.blas
be pg itadr puu 6sjbe meb bisfe /
.rhber dnben 6enfeenbe. MagdIinst
bill blipe trptt pun tbft, ,~enameleb"
papir og babe en- MinimalltgrrsGe
of 16 Siber. Scr 9iben bill 8 Siber
bliDe fulgrt., og 4 al bisIe pil b9re
barb at fett. / Ramme.
3. Imuffe rigt iGuTtrersbe Sib,r
mao Ies for at funne burb.res.
gnbper, Der rambler meo G6icago
Ssnbacsblabe, Oil bore glab bsb OF
oife Gem Musafinet, bbis De gib,r
BAN en- QnIebning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01
}nOrc Misiiums almanaf.

0enne Qlmanaf. 66is Omilag sa
rer bet Imutts 9iGebe at ben bOioe
Due meO Olieblabet / i'm Reb, TOM
mer bbert aur Iom en- 5rebens Sufez
bilfen til Os fra bet fare, aaml. Sc.
orelanb, og | Oar fommer ben pisfes
Zig life fattigere enb iabDanIig.
Soruben ben alminbelige 4lmdnat
meb meget interesfante Smadurtit=
Ter ON Sbinets Hsgt og pleje, ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01

Sus= @potefct. fISore MOI S5l e Rs SsSsliS' a. at
tent. Wehieiner eler %ipsnptre 3eres eease I'll nDers
terenbs Eager I'll ingen White. meoeHs 0tibreb o.
9enge ipin6er Ba8 for Gag. Seno fDr apOtetei $500
oe .re Asse Sqa99hils ereeaIilgi ian sIoe a m
iota, 9~sebraifa o. II ifriD bisfe I'll % bgr. b~porieoes
Eeres Griarina er. Aoresie:
,. 6%fmminsien. Oeonto, ISIS.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01
bvorIeoes CT oette7

gt fiIbpDer Fl bunbrebe 3oGors / gelenning for et
buert 5ilfribe af Aatarrb, Der lite Tan belbrebes pet
Halls Gatarrh Cure.
q. S. Gbeaep & 6 D.. Giere. zoieep. 8.
vi, uHoertegnebe. bar fienbt q. . 6geneD be fibite
- aat % iror. ban cr alDeles be6erllg ! oAe asprrcif
aln5ss1r aHsaftiOner 81 f%lnaHeieiti Cab tilct eniDls
os ibuer 5orrteteiie. brres f5trmo bar plaiagf. Isl,
Weft&IrMaf. mboIeiale 2rnqgiils. E0lgDD, q.
@olefHQ, RiHn0H IL Warbtn
Wb0leiaI. Tra3Q.,is, 30leoD, 3.
asIlss Catarrh Cure faQe5 i~HoneHoig o. Dirier ~
rife pao 8lo0et % Gpftemets ElimbiHber. Yrls IS.
". G'afte. Z lges al aae ApDtbeiere. Wt6nesbpr0 frtt
HallG Family Pills &c be beofie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01
correspondence.
GceoleD, Sal.

Gftsr en- lang @entetiO fit Ri bog
liot 3egn / @aar; men at = at for
liot enonu. 6peoen buroe oeo BEN
ne Qarstio babe boret fire CONNER
lang, men er fun lige tommen op al
Sorben. De mango 2itl9noere. iOm
or Ser / oenne lib, forbabie5 peO ct
Re bet fda tprt, ba man 10 tommer Der
meo ben 5ante at bet regner belle
9interen.
= qlorig bar aeeOlep bait fua
mango 9~anOiegere paa en- Sang ION
/ benne 3ib. gegge 5Osner. ION 10
life er af be minoite, er o~Oerfplote,
Taa en- Del ManofoIt maa tage i'm
9iIfugt til 2ebsrpzS taIoen og fore
/ t9set.
= 5r. Sectioner 9anb btep / iibIte
rse folgt til ben aomite, fom bar
beruoe fra Qeb. 20 6amilier pil /
en- nGr 5remtio TONNE og neoi9tte
ia pua 9anoet. = 9ette er Iaa Be
gpnbeIien til en- ibenit lutberf &os
loni.
- s. u. QnberIon, goitmeIter /
8a6oo, Rebr., u~Otrptter fin Menin5
ON 2anbet Der Iaaleoes: oSmeIem
Cos 4ngslos % San 5ranoisco bar
ieg life let nogen glaos. jeg ihnes
Iaa bel ON Iom Deo aeeblen". 6Duo
par Qariugen2 Den nemlig, at
ban fdnbt ingen Steoer. bpor Der
tunbe bsites iaa meget pr. Qter ION
FER. st 5ingerpeg: : Carton 8eeo
6eIteoe 1902 paa II Qcres % 5ons
4oiiner, og 1903 pad iamme Stpfte
291 IONS. 9on Dor J nil fra 8ps
en-.
- Gnton Hielisn. bsiteoe pau Is
Q(cres bette @ar oper 2 IONS pr. DC
re. s. 50. Marfbda folgte bette
Qar .qrunes4 at 3 Qcres FOR $3.50.
Mr. Sngram iolgte fine 5igner pud
Graerne, uben altTaa at rere en-
Singer beO' BEN for $500. 9isie O9
.ignenoe 5atta bar bet fom beoirt,z
be, at en- ftor IpenIt aoloni bill blip>
anlagt Der Oeo Reeole1. 8esuoen sr
aeeolen omgioen al en- alifoig 9a=
t~urItsnbeo, fOm life finbes pda eus
boer qlabs.
Gioite 5orsoag bar bet Wlrs.
% qr. 81. Rieliens grpaupsOag;
let par 10 bet fsrite @ar at beres
9Ggteffab; / Den Qnleonin9 par Der
en- Del 9snner forfamIebe bos benz,
man 6olot paa til lent paa Qftenen
meo SamtaIe. 5aIs og Gang.
% Ufuiif mangleoe Der Rasr
life. 6enimoo Mionat MATTE man
BRINE op ,t9i nogfe fobbe lanst
6iem.
= lngbommeu far 6egDnOt al eOe
ia / aoriang unOer 9ebellen At q.
u. g6riitiauitn. 5oer SgnOdg bill
be hinge en- fireftemmig Sang efter
9%uostieneften. = 5oer 3irsoag Qfs
ten Iamles be til 90eIie.
Qn6rep 9act bar ts6t fg It
life Gtptt. Serb, meO bet for gis
at faa fg ct 6ism pua fine gamIe
Dage; maatte BET M lpttes FOR Dam,
at faa bet betalt og fuu liDt bbgget
paa bet, fau ban ifs ital OsobliOe
at ilioe fig ielO op for andre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01
0lair.Nebr.
South omaha.
Spin oe Gorn Ct genge.

10 Pd. of Moore's stoch Food ril forbin6rs
epabom hos Soinene os lpure 20 Br.
D1nis. 5nis life, fofer bet intet. Sol9es
paa 30 Goges 8rgce. Yriien er $50 pr.
100 8b. 5orhinbrer ntei bos 5gniene, os
b. Logger Here veg, eIers in9en Detailing
MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO..
XIV Feenfer GnHes. Council BLUFFS. Ia.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01

cugs.2 goeIe Hittiee efanoinabine
SnIssS WaGno % &oinosr I'll at arbeibs
- for ps | fin esen 0iemstapH. ogiaa
nusIe til at relic for os. - Staoia pIaos for
ginteren ener for belle Aaret. esn So. 80
pr 5aa. paaIioeIiat Sirma meo tort Sas
pitaI. EneIie behsues lille. men moa hane apoe ans
befalineer. 6or n1rmere Splnsninser ifriD til
H. MILLER, M dr..
3 Dearborn STR ILL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-01
American, Dominion
og White Star Lines
Dampere vedligeholder regelmaessige For
bindelser mellefm
New York. Philadelphia, Boston,
Portland. Halifax
SAINT
TIL n..a...,n


De feste af dem CT Dobbeltskruedam-
pere, og e af dem er de ~storste Damp
skibe / Nerden.
Den store POPULARITET,. som ven
navnte LINER nyder blandt Diet rejsende
Publikum. or en- sikker Bergen for, at allie
P-aSsagererne er Genstand for Venlig limo
dekommenhed, god O~pvartning, faar til
s~traekkelig OK veltillavet Spise, hurtig
Overrejse SAINT LHgetilsyn og Medicin,
naar Diet beh@ves.
Desuden fndes i disse LINERS Skibe en-
Mangde FamilicleIligheder paa 80 Vac
relser.
Der cores kun ringe Uphold England;
thi P-assagererne. son seiser med ANERl.
cAS. DONINIoN or WHITE STAN LINES
nampskibe, ankommer til England I rette
lid iii at f%ortzaette Rejsen med Nordsp-
damperne til dc skandinaviske Havne.
De. som reiser fra det ] e Ia d.
beh0ver heller like at Vente lenget Eng
land paa Befordring iii Amerika, dersotn
Billetterne or udstedte paa oVeunoeNnte
LINER.
Pris- og Afgangsli4ter sendes snarest,
ON De skriver til
Mark &C BROWN,
Money o. West Passenger Agent,
ders sendes 5000 Dearborn ST,
biIifSd' Chicago. III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

man who makes the chalk plate from which the
stereotype plate is made for the map is hard
at it digging little holes in the bed Of chalk and
tracing lines over it to show the temperature
all over the country If the man who makes
the chalk plate waited for the map maker to
give him a finished map. the little paper would
never get to press on time. Each man must
keep up with the other and De only a few min
utes behind the teIesrdpher for the messages
are coming in from o'clock to go. ard at 10
o'clock the chalk plate ard the various tables
must be ready Tor the stereotyper.
There is usually time for the map maker TO
compare his work with the chalk plate. but
more frequently the chalk plate maker has TO
be trusted TO DO hrs work correctly. for at n
O'Clock the hundreds Of copies that each wealth
or bureau sends out must Bee ON the train. The
tension becomes greater as the time approaches
for the locking up of the little form The tele-
graph operator caurot record the messages fast
enough % suIt him All hands hurry their work.
TO BE- even with each other for the grand finale.
The last tick has sounded from the wire. the
last line or circle has been made in the chalk
plate. the final touch given 70 the typographical
matter. The form is hastily locked up and
rushed 10 the stereotyper. This individual can
manage the work without assistance for il is
n tiny form. The metal is melted over a small
gas JET ana IddIed INTO the case IN Whlch the
form Is with a ladle little larger than an or
diuary tablespoon. In few minutes the metal
IS ready for the press. The little press on which
Uncle Sans little newspaper is printed is
worked by power, and not one that Is Kicked"
but it IS not OF impressive size. The same man
who sets the type runs the press When the
paper has gone to press he becomes a printer
again Occasionally he does the stereotypiuc.
too. Sometimes il dcvOlves upon the local FORE
caster himself TO do the stereOtypng- The pa
per must be got TO press on time
All sorts and conditions OF persons would be
fnconvenienced If the weather map failed to
rive on time With the information supplied free
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-14

Every one knows the weather map. and those
who depend upon it FOR daily guidance in their
business would find themselves at serious
loss without f. But how few are aware that
this little sheet IS got together and printed IN
exactly the same way as OF the great
C.l'les. hundreds of correspondents being re-
ol.r.l Tor the gathering Of the news that is
,.Ea,.lIizei into one page the items having to
D tclrcrlphed in time 20 enable the printer and
=. .rsotyper to have the form ready for press
e. .Naety the time necessary 10 catch the mau
r..l and all the exciting couComitants OF the
NOT, Of putting the paper TO bed being pres
80 at the final stage.
Every morning at 5 o'r,o.', et-u.tancous OBJ
fa~f lions Of the local weather CON litions are
recorded and Immediately ts'..-~aphed over
tr-.- respective circuits. at which time the cir
axis are kept clear for the Weather Bureau.
ll.n Office on the circuit reading it for its own
nap Each man in the bureau. from the local
inrs.aster down 20 the printers devil. must be
fu expert in the code. for the messages all come
: code form. Here IS a sample message:
The Worthington advance., 1904-10-21
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS. - : :
~%@,AN~NA@N&A3.~N0
Alvin Langley Of sibley was in
town Sunday. r... .-.
49, Miss Christian Miller is at the
City Hospital for treatment, ss,j 8 .<
(: DR.. P. T. Geyerman Ca me over
from Brewster Saturday afternoon,
Miss Mile Biesernight returned
Friday from q short visit with
friends at Brewster.
Boys Norfolk snits,
50 quality at Hart's for
100.
= Born-To Mr.: and Mrs. I. f.
Kelly twin daughters. Mother and
babes are doing nicely.
S. J. McKinzie and William
Rgickoff were over from Adrian
Wednesday afternoon.
George Hecker is receiving a visit
from his mother who arrived Tues
day night from South Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Saxon have
gone to St. Louis to spend q few
days at sightseeing at the expsition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Olson loft
Tuesday afternoon tor Oakland
Neb:; for a visit with relatives and
friends :<l@.2 -, S%-=' =
=. DR.. Moore, a former Worthington
!; resident, has been making q visit
with friends here. He left Wedn.'s-
. day morniug for bis home at sher-
burne. : ~-~....
# Warmers Rust Proof
w orcester Corsets at
Harris. e" !: -.
~ Rev. c. K. Bidwsll loft Friday
afternoon Tor asnesco, ILL.,, whore
he has beam called to preach Sun
day. aee.wiil rsnaain here q few
weeks nsfore deciding asto the &C.
oeptanoe of a.eall. . /: .= .... 49,:
X Charles voss returned home Sat
urds y from ,Sieux City here ne had
gone about g Neok go 70 consult a
specialist regtrdtnG some trouble
ebout bis hls heert.5 Z. 'oes ~ saye no.
/: Is 1eennS nSvstHen ~: .at! .n'nAs
that. tnat atser : soors = Aae = VIII - -
souno 90 g eveF: r.. ! I :: :: ~
John Reed md James Crandall
and their families left Saturday on
: =tnelr n long 9eufney % > s.aL1eso'osL'
i i Wnero - tney nave oonelooeo % "@xe
their 'E.l, future nome. ONE. 5,s e r, ... !.
..s + Finest line Of lenther
mad crushed plush belts
inNorfhinQton at Hort's:
The Worthington advance., 1904-10-21
VOTING CONTEST
|. T BRANAGANS :.

!: Beginning Oct %. 1904.
sand continuing until Sat''r-
tlay evening. December "a, 3
O'Clock r m
! First prize, one ladies gold watch,
Waltham movement, Is jeweled,
adjusted. Value $4,000 -.
! /. = Second prize. one ~ piece toilet
set, handsomely decorated. Value
:&l45O.-< :-s. - :, ,,,z ];
Il Third prize, one 8 piece quad
:ruple. plate table silver. = Value
$500. 9>.zz1. >. - 49,, ;, -. I
Fourth prize, one photo album.
Value $500. '..,:-.@ r
Fifth prize, one lemonade set con-
sisting Of handsomely decorated
pitcher six tumblers and platter.
Value @1:75. '' - ~ -. .
.s HOW To VOTE. ..
With every 1oc oash: pnr- nase or
for farm produce 1t my store one
vote will be given. SOC. purchase
entities the buyer to s votes and 20
On...> -
=; WHO ARE 1L1GIBLE.* :!
\. Any lady, Miss or . baby girl
who were not First Prize winners!at3
tho other contest: !"
= OTHER INFORMATION.
Every persou voting will be given
q asdnplicate, Of his or her. vote. This
u done 40 that each candidate may
have proof Of the number che has
received. :.;..~., :. :.:sz
=. Commencing with Nov. -Srd Z ist
Of the candidates will be published
in7the weekly local papers. .s..c:
The Worthington advance., 1904-10-21

vOyI08 CO0VeOS ~ - UUUSV. - 80
,ths announcement ID a1othAfe
column. 81 ,tr. !, ,3s..
~, q. W. Stevens and wife - hsrs
Roms " Wisconsin Tor a;visit With ths.
family of +. Prideaux. Mr.. Stevens
lin; brother in law 10 Nv. PridaAux.
Mrs. y. II johnson Of Ru.hmozs,
who underwent . successful opara-
ton. 1t the city Hospital rsosntly
;wss able to leave Saturday for her
home. ...,4 IN t.1.. y,
. Peggy from Paris bags
at 26c at Harris.
Senator Daniel Shetland daughter
Miss Majoris have returned from
their visit at Prairie du Sac, Wiz
Mra. Shell remained there and wall
return later. $s N !. ss.sS .s ..s..;
Miss Minnie Blume has gone to-
Illinois for an extsnded visit with
friends. She will return via St.
Louie, where she will visit and see.
the Louisiana Purchase exposition.
Indian Leather Hand.
Bags latest fad at Harris
About, four o clock Sunday after
noon A. e.; Leistico received u kick
from one Of his horses, the result
Of which came Dangerously near
causing his death. The horses
were quarreling about something
when Mr.. Leistico entered the stable
and he proceeded to quiet them.
He procured a atrap and just as he.
walked behind the horses to give
them a laahing, one Of them kicked
Mr.. Leistico squarein the abdomen
and knocked him back about
twenty feet, unconscious until
picked up. Mre. Ieistico was in
the stable" at the time and she
secured assistance as quick as.
possible, and the injured man was
taken to the house and has since
been confined to his bed: .
Mems all wool nice
pattern fancy cashmere.
sits, regular 5000 suit.
goes-at IS at Harris. Il
Rev. j. V. Roberts has shipped
bis household goods to Pickett,
Wis, he having been called to q
Methodist Episcopal charge at that
place. He left Wolthington We'd.
nesday moraing, going first to-
Dundee to see a sister, and from
there he went to Albsrt Lea for 4
few days visit with relatives before
going t. Pickett. His wife is at
present. visiting her parents at AL.
bart Lea, aad she viii 60 TO her new
home Is soou as, her. husband gets
things settled. ~ ..,..,s::t, !,
I. " Glover Brand shoes
for ladies': :nt1d: men at
Harris. .sst..s .% ~: :.
The negotiations over tho alumni
football game still hanging fire, but
the final decision will be announced
soon BY the high, school board Of
CONTROL. Reports from Minneapolis
asel indefinite, but several nights
they have had nine players out tor
practice and the plays we're run; of
- pidly. They are, sadly in need Of
scrimmago practice hut lack OF
suitable equipment and time pre-:
vent this. The line up is uncertain.
For the end ard back positions
there are Ramage, R,nW. Hawley,
Bedford and h. q: Haxley, while
Lewis at full and Joues at quarter.
are soertainties. The tackles will be
chosen from smellwood, Ager,
Mo.her, Dryden and Moberly, while
Trip, Bob Smith, Dow and Wyckof
the guard ~ material. !
The team will average about 15s
pounds. -~.:..
Astray-From my place, five
,alves.: "a. s...sa w. -G:&s Goo. Hacker.
,Blnnkets md quilts at
Harris for less money
at any store in
he, C0u11ty; ss..;s. !.. -.
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The Worthington advance., 1904-10-21

~. ...:. :.ss. MARRIED.. ~E772 : ~
J.E Erickson and Miss Amanda
jacobson, Saturday, Oct. 18th,
Rev. Mr.. Aoberg officiating. =,
Mr. Erickson il q resident Of Bige-
low township and is only known -
IN industrious young man of ex-
oslisnt. character, reputation and
habits.
Miss jacobson has resided here
for : number of years during which
time she has~gai1ed Z large circle
ot friends. >..~-. -
They returned Monday from =
short trip to the cities and are now
atarheir home in the country. The
many nan, friends cf the couple joined
by the A dva nee extends con-
g."
-tsass PUBLIC SALE. ,-.~@-. 3.
4 The. undersigned will a public
auction at his place three and one
+ talf miles northwest Of "orthing-
ton, three and one. half mile from
Reading, on Tuesday Oct. Is, sell
the following property, sale to COM
monce 1t ten O'Clock sharp:
s8 head of cattle-stock cattle,
milk COWS and calves. H. head OF
horses and colts. 50 head OF sheep
md IS hogs and pigs = lot of farm
maohinsry, and other articles too
to mention. - Is,''2 ~'as'..:3 -;
a. ietb feb -ludn6h q noon. -<,'sss'1 =" !
: -. Is: ss.s=. J. E. Green.
s., '''.'s ' - q. T. TdPpSr, clerk.
j. N. Holbrook, Auc.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-01-31
THE ChIRICAUHUAS.

J. H. Knowles. the well known mir, ing man. who is now the superintend- ent of the Chiricahua Development company. operating in the Chirica- hua mountains, yesterday spent the day looking over Douglas, and espec- ially the big shelter plants which have given Douglas the name of the Shelter City"
 The property now owned by the Chiricahua Development company has attracted attention for years as one Of the most promising prospects for big copper mines in the Territory Of Arizona. These mines were owned for years by Thos. Burns, who did the regular assessment work and some de velopment work on a small scale.
 Finally, last year MT. Burns sue ceeted in getting MT. Knowles 10 wis 1t the property. and through him a Michigan company, including some of the prominent Calumet & Arizona peo- pie. was interested, with the resul; that now extensive development work is in hand.
 MT Knowles stated last night that he was now working forty men and as development work proceeded he would soon be able to double his force. A large amount of development machin cry is being received and put in place now. which Is the very best evidence Of the good opinion of the hiey eonnar property held by the owners. The mines include immense lodges and bodies of copper, and those who have been acquainted with them for years believe that when developed and op- ened up they will sustain a copper mining camp equal to any now in the Territory. or