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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-20

Fevers--Gall Stones Tumors-Ulcers
Gonorrhea-Gleet VaricoceIe
Goltre-Gout Women's Diseases
All diseases that begin with fever-aI
lniiammation-all CATARRHAL contagious
d1seases-all the results of impure or poi
SOnOuS blood.
In nervous debility Liquozone acts as a
yitalizer, accomplishing what no drugs can
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-20
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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-20

II your place don't suit you. look
over The Globes Paying Wants." You
may lind what you want there TODAY:
If not today, tomorrow.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-02-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Mcknight, of Pitts
burg, are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Boardman, of Dayton avenue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06
CONGRESSMAN JOHN SHARP WILLlAMs

and they gathered lie body up the best
they could and took it to the undertake
ing establishment, where it still hes.
Squire Bumgardner, acting in the ca
pacfty OF coroner. cmpanelled jury,
composed OF r. w. Young, J. II. Bene-
duni. F. 4. Orr, I. H. Bryan, I j. Hiels,
man and G. H. Davis, Wednesday morn
ing They viewed the remains and after
herring some evidence adjourned until 8
o'clock that night to take further evi-
dencc.
sullivan was inspector Of the big gls
line that is being built across the state
and was making his hcadqaarten- At The
s. L. Lynch boarding house at Salem
lie had been drinking several days and
one supposition IS that he vas walking
ON tho track in an intoxicated condition.
when the train struck him. There are
some. however. who hint at foul play.
Tie unfortunate man was abont 20
years of age and native OF Ireland.
He has brother and sister residing in
Brooklyn, y. ", and he formerly worked
in that city.
Friends came in from the gas line and
took charge Of the remains with the
intention Of burying them in the Odd
Fellows cemetery at that place.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

From Death by Taking Overdose of
Medicine Was Experienced by Artie
shrader, Domestic Working at
Glen Elk Residence

Miss Artie Shrader, domestic at the
home of Francis willSins on Clark street
Glen Elk. had a marrow escape from
death Tuesday evening as the result OF
taking an overdose OF medicine. shortly
.aftsr taking the overdose She became
violently i'll and the members OF the
household hurriedly summoned paSsl-
clans. The physicians arrived in q short
space of time and Immediately applied
tntidotes, and it was not long until the
yotrng lady was out Of danger.
wednesday che had about recovered
from the effects of the medicine and
was able to 20 about the same as usual
it vas reported Tuesday evening that
she had taken the medicine with sui
cidal intent but there seems to be no
evidence to show that motive.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06
MUSSER
ELECTED

4 meeting of the presidents Of the
board. of education in the county was
held here Wednesday afternoon at l'so
o'clock for the purpose Of electing a
county examiner to succeed Q. w. Lad
wig, whose term had expired. The only
two applicants were Guy G. Musser and
Frank White, The first ballot was tie
and the second ballet stood six for Mus
SC aud four for White. NIusser was
then declared elected.
The presidents present were Dr. L. y.
Flowers. OF the ClarSsburg district; X
r. Mason, Of Coal; \. w. Fittro, Of
Clark; Joseph Robinson. Of Elk; Or
laltIus West, Of Grant; I. VI. Sullivan,
of Shetb- Mills; Il. w Young. of salem;
D. w. Kcmper. Of Sardis; Allison Robin
son, Of Clay, and +. NJ Robinson, Of
Eagle. The absentee- were y. NJ. Jones,
Of simpson; j. c. lawson, Of Bridge
port: a. II. Conindaircr, Of Union, and
H. J. CoTman, Of Tenmile-
County Superintendent L. w, Ogden
presided over the meeting.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06
Mina superintendent Resigna.

%rtsFiam Goodnite has resigned as su.
pcriutendent Of the Fairmont Coal Com
pany's Wolf Summit mine. He was an
efficient and experienced mine suPerin-
tcndent and j. quite loss to the com
ky. He leaves IN day or SO for Sew
saven, O.. to take charge Of his farm
ing interests. Harry Hardcsty, former
sine boss. at PinnielSinuick, takes his
hS,.ee at the Wolf Summit mine. -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06
aIso BurqIarized.

IL. a. f,.r,,,cr,Jif. noini-
..,,.,,T ,s,i T,.,,,ocy,fic ed
.'s's.os' II -, II so,,,a III their be-
~ ,s;,.,,, No.. The ,;c-
lisiiiiso ( : 49, GO. - 5,r;sfol ana
elliis Mgse = = ~ ,,5,,r,,sviiIe En-.
otllisH l'...'1,l r., : ~ 4,s burg.
.erPiisss' - = -. r4assi
i'llS 9seuii'u Z - -
iorllleily SHOWN - ~ $50 -.sss ~.
li'leel ns1 ussH tsi.. 81 : I,-a,sI,,,, ,,
t'll fseLsou 1i'u ~. ,,,.-s
itst'Iailh iiol'i ''is1-''',''' -. y.
started from 1ilis eies ias. 81 ',ll1.'s =
rne Dellioef.s,e 'slo'i.'i 80 ~ ~
l1 SihS.iiil'.'i - ,'....,..s 80 ,-'-1
= a9s sis''Sss = H.. 80 ,,a
SeIs ouis ne .ah .lslvss .
they came mere ~ sstlg4 .4 I,4aI ssI'ts ~
room >o. ~ Aiie ias-', s''si 49, g.
tag night. nl7 room = u ele a,lss
moor next 70 Ahitu stiee {, .'il4 ~ sl,.s
sue Phere = a WiuooM "i'.sla Y, Y s.'SAy
reacaeo iI9pl ti,e 0t,ssi'V
was up ana me burglars cl.lNsi'''l sse',ls,,
ny IN ana M'siAea asnoul sle too.h VIZ
noiseiess ss lre'lu' sii',s no1 r.''
SUM oeIefs.
1hey were deit oi hssnd ana nlAae :
clean sweep ieaSitlis notiilllS ol y'iue 81,
eept me ciolnes. o. tle 1ie'Lse 'isi
the edltor, lhey secured from carriers
clothes ms PocKetDook eoiit''inlhs seyT
eral dollars IN money ana note's amount
ing to about Sl,tVO, ms eoia "ateh' Vsl-
ued 1t $50 gold rlng worth ~, nis
glasses and spectacle case and an odd
Fellows emblem, wlilei, %as taken from
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

=
Members % she lsi'los. ''-e s'i.i - ~. A.,
those p the herillf VINO are + soii4
sion with the i'eii,o'.l'tsle eouit no.'ss ~
| ring to turn the county oNe -
Democrats are 'nsisier tliah pees o2tl ny
and night, setting up 1Ne i,ins io sss ~
Denlocratie primaries ~aien 'ie y :
held tomorrow Tor the purpose o. i...i.i'
ing the delegates 70 tse eognIy s''Nss. ~
ton wnlch VII ihees ny
the eve Of these district conSeneion'
theI activity has e"hsideEaoiy iisie..ss. ..a
realizing that trey must now ne'll1 LUZ
which waits Tor no man 1 ie past ~
eIs1l weeks they nave oee''. ABOUT a. guy
as they could be- out 1hey aFe noM
strainins every nerve: lneir purpose =
to have only such delegates seht 20 l's
county convention rs tHeS- t1ink lhea
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

William Burnett, Of shinnston, a Bal
tfnore & Ohio brakeman, fell between
two cars OF his train at Jayenne- Ma
rion county, Wednesday morning be-
tween ) and o'clock and was lilied.
II i not known just hpw aesiS
dent occurred, but it Is supposed lat
Burnett vas walking across the tops of
the freight cars and a sudden jolt Of tee
train threw him OF. He fell in between
two cars and the wheels OF Eve loaded
cars passed over him. His body wss
terribly mangied.
The remains we're taken to Fairmon:,
where .undcrtaIers prepared them foi
burial At noon the remains were sent
10 the dead mans lrome at ShinnstoE-
The fLneral viii take place there Thur
day afternoon.
burnett was p years Of age. He wos
the SON OF John Burnett, Of Shinnston.
ae was an Industrious Young man, eti.
dowed with unusual good quRlities aui
was exceedingly popular among many
friends and acquaintance, who deploFe
his untimeIy death was grief and snr,
row.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

-
st. Louis, july 6.-lhe Deilo'r't.'V
national convention convened today ~
the Exposition building
The great hall is elaboriteiy decorated
with flags and bunting, out WIN rev
flowers or plants ana thesG are oi''s -
4he eIairman's table and PiatioIm'
The delegates are se.le1 - iioil !. AZ
tile platform The band = located IN 'he
rear Of the delegates.
\ hospital adequately equipped Is pro.
vided in an ante-room-
The day opened cloudy Win eoi'iiois
able temperature.
Scramble for Seats.
a prominent feature oI the ioiei,ooi'
was the scramble for tickets. Nil'ly
delegations We're ceompanled BY nv
times as many friends a5 there are li''',
lets for. \ number Of people remained
up practically all night to set tieAets'
There was stu taik that uhe oPlosi'
tion to Parker would pol 2oV VOTES
Hearst's friends are most eo''H''ii'' see
onded by Wallis adherents,
IIarland Cleveland 7-aid JudSe mar
mons friends found the situation nope
less and would pot present I, n's ~ VAs -,
The hall is uncom fortahly warm ana
promises to be more heated.
Convention Called to ORDER.
At l2:o2 the convention was ellieu y
order. Prayer was oheIed Dy l,eN =,
r NJ Johnston' OF the l'eiiii'r -A'''"'''
Baptist Church.
Committee on R'aeolutlons.
Following are the members o. '''e
resolutions committee from the st'teS
named; Illinois, Ben i. Cable; lno'i.ln''
b. +. Snivley; Iowa, J. y. Weaver sen
tucky, J. G. w. BeelSiiln5 MIssiS-ipp''
j. S. Williams; Nebraska, w =. Bryan
New York, David . Hill; ono loiin =
McNIachen; Virginia, John " Danisii
West Nirginia, Henry Z. DAVIS
New National Committee.
Following are members q the natlofl'
committee from states named; Sew
York, Norman f. Mack keutusky' IrS
Woodson; Illinois, Roger =. su'liynn'
Indiana, Thomas Iasgarsi ONO, 'oHn
II. Mclean; West Virginia Jot'h ! AiS'
Graw.
Senator Bailey permanent onalliii''n.
Senator Hill has ahnoahSea s9en'''o'
Bailey, Of Texas, aS permanent ei'''i'-
man.
Congressman John sharp NliLiain7' o.
Mississippi, hoor leader o. th'' mouse =
Representative was introduces - tei'i )
IL.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06
KILLED
AT SALEM
BY TRAIN
rHo9dAs SULLIVAN GROUND 10
PIECES BY FAST BALTIMORE &
OHIO PASSENGER TRAIN.
FOUL PLAY IS HINTED AT, BUT
SUPERSTITION IS HE WAS IN AN
INTOXICATED CONDITION.

Jury Views Body and Begins the Taking
Of Evidence unfortunate Man Was
Inspector on Big Gas Pipe Line-was
Native Of Ireland and Has Sister and
Brother in Brooklyn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06
WIDOW WINS
In the Suit Brought by Son and Daugh-
ter Of Late President Harrison
AGAINST Her Trustee.

By Associated Press.
indianapolis. july G.--Judge Allen to-
lay decided against Russell Harrison and
Mrs. Mckee, son and daughter OF eN
President benjamin Harrison, deceased,
in their suit to compel the trustee q
line widow Of the President to account
10 them for the increase in value u
sie5. 900 securities set apart in the Pres
dents win Tor the widow
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06
Wnndmen wnl Obliaate.

The Woodmen Of the World win hold
j, regular wcei,iy meeting tonight in the
Knights of Pythia. building. Nine can
iidates are scheduled for ohligalion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

The infant child OF Mr.. aud Mrs. Rieh.
I'D BOYLE. of Glenn Falls, died Tuesday
night. Funeral and burial win take place
there Wednesday evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

TING
ITS PINS
DEMOCRATIC COURT HOUSE RING.
WORKING OVERTIME TO CON
rRoL COUNTY CONVENTION.
SENDING FELLOWS OVER THE
COUNTY ON LAST DAY TO FIX
THE DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.

No Stone Left Unturned 10 Secure Dele
gates It Can Control Better Element
Of Democrats Dfsgusted at Part Her
AIDS Little Gang Is Taking for Clique.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

Floor Leader Williams of House OF
Representatives is Temporary
Chairman and Hill Selects Sem
ator Bailey, of Texas, as Per
manent Chairman.
manent Chairman.

Opposition to Parker Claim They viii Muster Five
Hundred DeIegates--West Virginians Fret in
der the Leadership of Henry G. Davis Who
Holds Them for Gormans Dictation-
Hospital Handy and Ready,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

FELL BETWEEN TWO CARS OF HIS
TRAIN Ar JAYENNE, MARION
COUNTY, EARLY WEDNESDAY
MORNING.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06
FIVE CARS PASSED OVER HIM AND
BODY WAS TERRIBLY MANGLED.
REMAINS TAKEN TO HOME AT
SHTNNSToN.

he was 4 Young Man and Very Popular
Among Large Number Of People-Fu.
neral Takes Place From Home at
Shinnston Thursday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

r. W. Young was in the city from
salem on business Wednesday,.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06

vladivostok, Imy q. The British
steamer ChcltcnEam. with railroad ma-
terial from Japan to Koren, was brought
in here today to await the decision of
the prize. court.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06
IN Associated Preas.

st. Petersburg, july G.--Military crit
ics agree the japanese win suspend oP'
erations in AIanchuria during the rainy
season and devote their attention to Tie
siege Of Port Arthur.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-06
H
ENTERED BY BURG
Who Divest the Clothes Of Demo-
cratic Candidate for Sheriff and
Also Those oil. a Prominent Dem
ocratic Editor of Money and
Other VaIuables.

Candidate Carter Loses Notes Valued at $1,000
Gold Watch Gold RING and Other Things While
Editor Randolph IS Minus Money and Rail
road Passes and Tickets-O Other Guests
also BuraIarized.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-12-23
THE CITIZENS
NATIONAL BANK

!, John Flynn, of Ellsworth, was in
town Monday on business. 81 &.
~ John McCarvel and wife of Brews-
tor, were in town Tuesday. z
Bert Thurbe1 worshipped il Can
ton, South Dakota, Sunday.
n. G.. Williams has purchased J.
z. Darby 3 interest in the shooting
gallery. -: -. sss.: AZ: s- G.
The best line of Fancy chocolate
candies and Bon Bons in the city.
Quality strictly right. Golf and
The Epworth League will give an
Experience Social in the parlors
of the church Friday evening Dec
ember 80. r. '~... .z:# IF
;: The German Evangelical church
will have their Christmas exercises
on Saturday evening, commencing
at 8 O'Clock. 49, = -. r. *, ~
-. - Ls,zls.E ;. - -. - E..,,-f N.
Don't fail to take nd
vantage of Morlard's
holiday bargains in
books. >~.>,><s : !. .-s.;t
Andrew Larson underwent an
operation for appendicitis Saturday
at his home and we are pleased to
notelthat heis getting along nicely!
Everything in California and
Southern Fruits Also complete line
of nuts. Prices right Goff and
Gibson. =. =. Az !. 1zss g
j. z. Darby carries bis hand in 4
cast. the result Of getting it damned
between two bowling alley balls,
while he was clearing the return
chute for the balls. Bones in the
fingers and back of the right hand
were broken. g 60. w H.. !. Il:
j. E. King, formerly Of Adrian
and democratic candidate for seors-
tary of state, has been appointed
state: librarian by the democratic
governor. Mr.. King is deserving Of
the recognition it there abe one in
the party that is. His many friends
in this county will be glad to see
-. a -. tty
him thus favored. The Office pay
$240o per annum, with several
clerks. ~; @.<> Z - :. 80
Kelly and Co., are frequently re-
ceiving carloads shipments of live
poultry. It is dressed here and re-
shipped to the large cities. If you
want to see the feathers fly take a
visit to Kelly's establishment. They
employ several people the year
round and ever since ; this firm To-
Gated here they have distributed a
large amount Of money annually.
And in many instances the <produc-
or has received a better price for
product than could have otherwise
been obtained: # : s> .: ~' = =, ~ -.< Z.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-12-23
'1garaEse W. Rs1DDfG.

x1OkD~- Os0U.V7sVV ftt~.ya'# - ST.
Cattle 81. 5O-s3. so sss.1s.. J. ,.:,g IT,
Baled Hay45. $500 3st4., "A
. Mrs. Mccall of Brewster was inl
town Tuesday. $780, $780,, s:.a@s
Christmas trees from 20 to 40
cents. W.. w. Loveless. q Il
Mike Jones and family left town
Tuesday leaving no future address.
George Hoffman, of Owatonna, is
here for a visit with his brother.in-
law, Dir. Dolan. .s.~ =. = -
Mrs. Archie Hirt and and child OF
Winthrop, arrived Monday for a
visit during the holidays. =. i
"A big lotof candy to soil at 7cents
a pound, lots Of it, some are asking
Is cents. W. W-Loveless. =? - .:
j. s.. Kies was appointed Justice
Of the Peace, Monday night at a
special meeting of the council.
-. Miss Beadle, of Fulda, left for her
home Tuesday morning, after a
week 8 visit with Mrs. Stanton.
Mrs. Nels Martin suffered q stroke
Of paralysis Sunday. She recovered
very rapidly however and is able to
bo around again.
The largest assortment of Christ
mas candies We ever had. We ought
to have your business. Our prices
will show you why. Goff and Glib
The Odd Fellows recently elected
the following officers: E. A. Trip,
N a.; Emil Lucke, VIC; s. A. Rosh.
on, sec; G.. R. Leonard, treas.
The e. E. OF tho Presbyterian
chruch will give q combination so
ical and entertainment at the church
parlors Friday. evening Dec. 80
Watch for particulars. - -. T.,
The woodmen 9 lected the follow
ing officers last week. j. P. Love
|elss, v: g; Geo. Weidman, Ad; F.
G. Stitser, Banker; E. f.. Bnchan
Clerk; F. Dewitt, Escort; Johr
Finch, Sentry; Chas. Adolphson
Waterman; VIM. Larimoure, ant
Fred Trunk, Managers.
The Thanksgiving service, at til,
M. Z. church, was attended by a
least a thousand people The mus
ical numbers were fine, but tn,
address BY Rev. Wilson Aull, OF
"The Place ana Power of America
among the Nations of the World
was a mastery effort and pronoun,
ed by all to be the finest ever heart
in this city on this,or any other oo
casion. Twas most certainly a mas
er piece w eskly Mirror, Moscow
-1160hn y !a1t"%l- - - y" = ~
The Maccabee' g elected the follow
ing officers Tuesday evening: GIN
Granlall. Com; T. Hutton, lieu
com; J. M. Arlington, record keep
or; E. E. Beckley, chap. DR.. Walk
or, ply; jeff Scott, searg; D: C.
. Bear, NJ. at A; Peter Ryan, list M
g; Eugene Smith, 2nd and M. G.
e. Hansberger, sent; Robt. Reed
pickett a.: Hawley, trustee and del
egate to. FraternaI assn; HI. Blume
alternate. Installation will be ope1
to the lady Mcacabee's and tn.
wives Of the Knights. II -
The A GU W elected the follow
ing officers Monday evening: L. B.
Leonard, M. W; q. " Weidamn,
foreman; q. Y. Petit, overseer; F. G.
Stitser. recorder; Fl. Hawley, finan-
oier; A. II Clark, receiver; 81; q.
Williams, guide; J.J. Bingham in.
side WATCH; r. P. Free, outside
watch; ~. Bingham, janitor e. W.
Golf, trustee; A. Fl. Clark and Ray
Humistion medical examiners g. A.
Harding, Rep. Grand Lodge; E. A.
Trip, alternate; @. NJ. Crandall,
Rep. to Fraternal Order; E. W. Golf
alternate. A public installation
for the members and wives will be
held Mon day, Jan. 9th: =
WEEK OF PRAYER.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-12-23
WEEK OF PRAYER.

Union services will be held IN the
churches during the week Of prayer
as follows: .so-..
Sunday evening, Jan. 1-Metho;
dist church, sermon by Rev.4C. 2.
Bronson. =, -. l.. 49,. -
Monday, Baptist church Rev. q.
A. CahOon.
{ Tuesday Baptist chulrch-Rev. E.
Lanham. g..
Wednesday, Baptist church-Rev.
C. 81. Mcintosh.
Thursday, Congregational church
Rev. CT. Bronson. .~.~.
q Friday, Congregational church.:
Rev. u. W. Lanham. 49, 80. =
s sunday evening. Jan. sth--Pres,
aAlzeh Rev. l.k, CaheoAI
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-12-23
LOCAL NEWS.


! Laundry phone No. 1s3. !:
The 'tNewHo me'' restaurant clos
ed last week. sc. E 3; t.. !. 20
Charley Darby is again in town
after making . trip to Dakota.
We handle the bulk Of tlhe candy
sold last year. There was q reason
for it. Golf and Gibson
Marriage Hocense wsstissusd last
week Wednesday to Hiram Behr.
ends and Elizabeth kaufman. -.
4 A son and two daughters of Frank
sandberg OF Fergus Falls, are visit
Ing their uncle Chae. IS undberg ana
other relatives. ~ e.. ~. IT,. i
A. very successfa two weeks re-
1ival meeting came to q cloee last
Sunday il the Evangelical church
Six young men united with the
church On that day: 7: ' !. L.. !: !
a The Swedish lutheran church
will hold. their Ghristmas exercises
Monday evening, .Dscem Der 26. A
Christmas meeting will be held at
5 :3e Monday morning. =, ~ ,s>.s7. ~. :: !.
=. We have q vel. selected line ct
Fancy China to besold alta reason
able profit. Golf . nd Gibson. J
i. Word was reoeifntsd here that Roy
Covey is now yardmaster for the
Northern Pse,tta aassss attae. and
George H1ovey d i 1unning an
engine on the same road. =
a :tsS E. B. Paul lett last week fol, Mad
idson, Wisconsin. He will aslo Wis
it Andersonvilae, Georgia and hook
over the old grounds where he was
q prisoner Of wal. tor. i o. number ct
months. r ': q. ~ e., - +.
Miss Goldie Graver, Roy Lewis,
! Carlos Dow, let Small ood, g. q:
and Ray Hawley, Morrill, Ramage,
Clayton Bedford. and Lewis Jones
are home irota fhe University to
spend ths holiia a RI 81: 81. . .5.. 49,
Tie LATEST perfume
creation the eadih g.
makers q Euro es md
America d .popua +.
p ricess at Moro nd
Erastus Church was the 1uoky one
to secure the 81 suit Of clothes Civ
3ensbyA]. = gerstrom to the per
eon who guessed the nearest the
correct number Of seeds in q squash
The correct number Y s S15. .: =.>s. !
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1904-12-23

s4uA AO - 0OAAAsStAi 1ASSV~>A o~s~ AOAAIO,
ing officers Tuesday evening: Fore
man, W. D: Boldly; Master Of. Core
monies, A. J.. Collins; Master of Ac-
counts, E. G. Pannell; Correspond
ent, Matte NJ. Hastings; Physician,
Mrs. Eta Stanton; Examiner, D. =.
E. Walker. Refreshments were serv-
efand q social time enjoyed.
For the aenefit Of our readers re-
siding at = distance, especially those
who are in California to got rid Of
the 'invigorating ozone Of Minneso.
ia, the weather up to this time has
been. beautiful from every stand
point: While the ground is covered
with snow, yet the air is mild, but
not go warm as to thaw any to speak
OF. A couple of weeks ago the
temperature went down below zero
but it was not bad. Residents have
not used half the coal they did in
previous years. <,''a 49, 49,. - :.
The: trotting stallion Prince
Wilkes, owned by W. M. Cline of
Reading, Mimi, that Blome Bros.
have had here training, was shipped
to Worthington last Saturday for the
winter, and will be in the stud in
the spring and will return here aft
or stud season for further training.
Statements from Blome Bros, are
that he is a great prospect, with
only six weeks. work, could show
2:s5 passed and with fair Emporium
ity will got = mark Of s:25 or better.
next season. Sheldon Mail. ~ =,
: a bad aocAsnt occurred near Him!
ton, Iowa, laa eaturdayson the Great
Northern Nay. At this point
the trackttd BY the Omaha and
Great Northern run parallel for
some distance and 9 passenger train
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on the Omaha and a; Great North
ern freight are due there about che
same time. On this night he under
stood the Great Northern was late
and saw q train coming which he
supposed was the Omaha passenger
and gave them the right Of way,
throwing the derailing switch on
tho other road. Later he saw that
he was mistaken and attempted to |
throw the switch back for the
freight but Was too late. The en-
CINE and eighteen cars went into the
ditch, engineer and fireman killed.
The train struck the operators fowl
Of, demolishing il, and injuring the
20 that il isRot expected bel
viii sAy,s The q rai Il officials exs
asateA saha ao1eratcr IRON. ~ ~
ha~nA s .s.,S:E;$ 81 zll.sssfSl
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