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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

CAsH--TIALF CORD SAWED PINE s2.76,
Oak $500. Hail Splint $3.50. hes. Antilra-
Coke at lowest prices. TYLER L
RYAN. Linden and Cary, Phone 1879.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED, TWO u ME u r N L s I'll p ~
rooms, with gas and water, for light
housekeeping: locality between Eigh.
tccnth and Twenty-fifth Streets. WITHIN
three blocks Of Broad Street desired. Au-
dress |. "a, this office.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

EVERY MARRIED. MAN SHOULD OWN
Ills home aud stop paying rent. fp y
can % 80 x you VII consult l ~,
Main street. 553
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LAR GEsTS ASSORTMENT OF TOYS y N
4athe city ntslowest prices. TOMPklNS.l
III ..22O7 West Broad Street. s4 Ii
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nookeiNDING AND PRINTING.

q "a. ADKINS e. Co. BOOKBlNDERSa
q and Printers. Bank and eourtswork
speciality. Nos. 4 and 9 Governor street,
phone 22S2. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

G TATE or 5vIRGINIA.gG0uN y. OF.
- AM Il LII a. r ON tt n lie
CLERKS OFFICE OF a AftLIAg co 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

BOTTLE it,OCO-cOLAE1 is Az PLE,ASANT
9 drink that helps your digestion and,
N boosts you up generally
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

You are hereby notified that a tract OF
land standing on the land books OF T., 9
commissioner as fifty acres. and ucsrrip-s
pard and iIadoye. n Leigh District Aine-.
siia county. was sold &on The 18th daNIof
August, 1883. for del!nGucnt Ia xes, slevlss,,
OF virginia; and application for. the pus-
chase thereof has been filed III this othSc.
and itappcarlng from the records IN MS
40, arc further notified TO appear IN four
months from the date OF thisSnctirc and y
do what may be necessary to protect your
Given, under5my hand this 18th day Ut
November, 1904 ], y = , X, Z, Is, 81, Il.
= Tcste. u. II. sGOl.ichAtS, Clerk
trhos. r. lIardaway. p. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

ss55. 90 SECURES ID Fed TO AT AN1-1>
{ Investment property. WI. keep doubling
Esinssyaluc:s no taxes or risk. For details
) write liARDIN. No. 3. Edgewood Ave-
y nue.. Atlnnta. Ca w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06
TRUNKS.
SHOE REI'AIKlNG SPECIAL.

Sc IlALFSOLE. MEMS SHOES. Soc:
children s., Csc. Every pair sewed;a no
nails, no pegs, no squeaking mo red leath-
1 or. best white oak leather. p!iable and
tough, best Rubber Heels. 39c; 'rh!s week
Mems Sewed Working Shoe, our own
Il make. 81. 5DRENV'S ELECTRIC SHOE
+ FACTORY, ZIG r. Main Street. Phone
1867. Send anywhere.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

COLD WAVE Is COMING. WINDOW
4 Glass al THE BRUCE HARDWARE.
COMPANY No. 6cs East Marshall ST.
Phone 1928. 81 aa55e 45 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

SEE WHAT WE OFFER Il IN ALBA
tross at 800 and 5Oc., splendid values
and all wool. all colors. PEMBERTON.
PRICE e co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

100 WOOD HEATERS ONLY s1.25 EACH
while they last at BRUCE HARDWARE
CO.. No. SOS East Marshall, Phone
1928.
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SEALED PROPOSALS. AS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

TO PURCHASE OLD hooks
and magazines for cash; no ma tier what
YOU have send postal; will call. city or
country; large libraries or small collec-
lions bought. Address BOOK BUYER,
care this Office.
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CARRIAGE HARDWARE.

6 ARR1AlG Il HARDWARE BUGGY
Tops, Cushions coaSh pa M s tast,
: Fo,rteenth Street. ], w. WHITE e
SON. 3Is5Fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

WOOD HEATERS. ALL KINDS: NICE
one fort s1.a5 at BRUCE HARDWARE
CO.'S. sos Il. Marshall. Phone 1928.
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CALL AND BE CONNiNGED-A FINE
collection Of original Antiques at low
prices. l. y, ARS,ALL, SIS Brook Ave-
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WEDDING #PRESENTS.5

CHINA AND WEDDING
presents packed with car, e. = ny JACOB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

| WANT 1880 SPECIAL. CAPITAL i N
+ my business! 10 one with this amount
81 i make /, sound business proposition,
which VIII yield good Interest OH Invest
a ment Address G. %. care this Office,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

e STANDS aFOR PURIFY
a and strengths. Nalliala Cocoa Is tho
best; insist on your grocer giving you
'Valhalla. Our guarantee, money4ref fund
z ed II not satisfactory; 10 and 70 cent
b cans; hmanufactured In Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

HEATING STOVES, BOTH WOOD AND
M conl al lowest prices. See our lf-fseu-5
crs. 5OSrRANDER's. go w. Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

BISHOPS, THE RELIABLE GENTLE
mems furnishing store; new, fresh goods
lat prices to suit all; call and see his
stock; a702 E. Main Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

WOULD YOU PAY 800 FOR RELIEF
from dyspepsia indigestion or nausea?
Then phone 15o for one dozen slphons
Carbonatad Beaufort.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

WANTED "A LIVE, 8HUSTLlNG MAN,
# take third interest in business with big
4 future. Ninst accept secrctnryshfp$und
make Richmond Va. headquarters.
Write BOX 50, Richmond Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

MEMS FIRST QUALITY r UaB b r r
Boots only $50 at Il ALBERT SIlsl Ms,
Fifth and Broad Streets.
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OWN d YOUR HOMES; NO CASH
payment, no interest; small monthly
G.. 3. C,AWTHORN. Agent. Room z.
Ijbel Building. vs. 5ia E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

IF YOU WANT no HAVE ANY PHOTO
enlarged. and. at the Same time save
money go 10 THE CAPITAL ART CO..
60. East amin Street.
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ANTIQUES.

FINE, ANDIRONSs AND OTHER BRASS
goods old Mahogany Furniture and An
tiques OF every description. MOORE. l6
North Fourth.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

THE GRANITE BUILDING co.. iii
East Main Street, IS prepared to lend
z money on reasonable terms and payable
In small monthly instruments.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

Carbonated Beaufort will positively re-
lieve you. Try it. One dozen siphons
i sLOO. Phone 1852. SIS
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LOST AND FOUND.

! 5ps.I, 81, STOLEN. EITHER AT BlJou.
~, SHARKS a Backs Saturday night, an
nid. Ia shinncd silver MATCH anu 40 III
III & Il ,iltlerIwlll return to this office
and receive suituplc reward.
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WANTED.

WANTED, EVERYBODY 70 ENoW
that they can be- accommodated WITH
something to eat drink or smoke OF the n
best to be bad, and a place 70 Sleep q
HOTEL LAWRENCE. Twelfth and
4 Main. 6s
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! DENTISTRY.

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. OPPO-
site the postofice. Phone 1885, Exam
nations and estimates FREQ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

sHo!s FOR vALHALLA. COME ONE.
come all. to Atkinson's New Bakery. 303
West Broad, and have a nice hot cup OF
Cocoa free. 5e F34
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

THAT TIRED FEELING is RELIEVED
bv5 drinking BOTTLE @COCO-COLA. Try
II a bottle. y
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

IL. NJ DESPORTES, d. d. s. DENTAL
Office, 625 Il. Main Street. Phone 2C6.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

~ TSIs WORK RIVER OYSTERS. ttltolt Il
Is, "A 8Iils,, WILD Turkeys I'lleAs n s.
lDunll snd Duck W. &, GRAY, VI. ~.
Marshall. lhVle lsls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

VALUABLE SOUVENIRS GIVEN FREE
during December 10 all callers at THE
IF ScFINURNIlAN STORE 721 Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06
BUGGY TOPS.

BUGGY TOPS.
A RUBBER TOP AT $3.50; a LEATHER
Quarter ron at Sl2..; Cushions at any
price Liberal discount TO the trade.
Write for prices. i, w, WHITE s.
SON, No. Z South Fourteenth Street.
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JEWELRY..

.JEWTlI,RY# RIGHT QUALITY AND
prices to suit every class: come and be
Il convinced @ SCTlECR, The Jewelcr,
86 Ninth Street. near Main. $. f M 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

WAGONS, spIiAETONS AND TRUCKS,
limit and heavy, new and secpnd-lini1d.s
4 RICHARDSON BROS, G13 Brook ANe-l
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

LIGHT DOUBLE TRUCK. SUITABLE
FOL. hauling wood. $500. R1CliAKDSU.li
BROS 6l3 Brook Avenue. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

OLD GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AT
for ali Kinds OF watches, clocks, jew.
elry and silverwarc; also taken FOR re-
pairs at J.. w 111NSTElN's, 1901 y. Main
street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
~ IRG MAIN THE 4C,I RGUIT COURT,
or lIENRiCO COUNTY, NOYigAi-

Nathaniel j.. Rust and Bancroft G. DAYS.
= Trustees for the first mortgage bonds
or The Richmond Goal Mining and Man
tufacturing Company ~. Defendants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

a GOOD DESIGNER EARNS "a LAKE.. Z. !. "
salary; we teach designers ~, rhMi!i;s,
lns, We ar mixing I'm lndpcem,eM,, az, q
Hllldents which,, III give Se 9! I
free THE III Imam a,ita " " ,,m,
AHl' SCHOOL. No, ,da1 lSas hIoe'
Street. "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-06

AND ANY TROUBLES
= ca used by uric acid Is cured BY drinking
iarriss hnti-Dyspeptic and h, ... .,,,ls
Water: springs located near H slt ~ Il
MORRIS & CO., No II! North seventh
street, -, Phone 4SS2. *
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MILLINERY.
! MANpoLINs AND GUITARS.

400 NlANIoOl. Inns AND GUITARS ~ ~ ~
sold this week cost I'M &, ,enss e. Ia "a
mistake on ourpnrt m our ~, " tes
itERGWssON bros. II w, l3rpad.
The Worthington advance., 1904-01-29
y = . % - - -,
READING. =.

p Thirty six degrees below zero il
pretty solid weather. This is the
registry OF number in this locality
for Sunday morning.
G. T.. Buick made a pilgrimage tc
the county seat Tuesday. g.
Maurice Roman returned Wednes-
day morning from a trip to South
Dakota where he had gone with a
car Of shoats. a. h, .5 ,3s@. - q 4 ->~ -
Mrs. j. W. Jackson and son loft
Wednesday morning for. Pipestone
where she joined other members of
the family and continued the journ-
ey to Ada, where they will reside in
the future. . .5.sssss sss .1..ss3 .ss. : -s
c.. l.. Mayette, representative Of
The Northwestern N Mutual Life In
surance company was looking after
the interests OF his company hero
Wednesday. 81. -,.,s :.
Robert Klesslg returned s .turday
evening from trip to Lac Que Parle
county where he mad been looking
at some real estate. Y; -.. |. B.
The dance held at this place last
evening was decided success in
every way. The attendance was
unusually large and all report q fine
time. The boys that got the affair
up are greatly elated over their sue,
cess. -ss, vi. . /. IKE ..is..s,
Joseph Kropf made q trip to
Worthington, Tuesday and purchased
q horse from q. W. Patterson. %
Druggist Morland and Dr.. Dolan
Of Wort6ingt on, were making Ca
il this locality Wednesday
The Worthington advance., 1904-01-29
Pastor Erickson is on the sick Ii.

:: Pastor Erickson is on the sick list
this week. !s-sa. s-sa -. &. ,s,s ~ 4: .>'
- Cigar man BARTLETT went to Ad
rian, Tuesday afternoon.
H.: A. s. Firth shipped q car of nogs
to Sioux City, Tuesday night. -
j. j. Corbett Of Wllmont, visited
with relatives here this week. -
n. Civilians shipped q car. of
sheep to Sioux City, Tuesday night.
G. W. Patterson went t. Chicago,
Tuesday afternoon on. q business
trip. = ..'.. - -. ...ss:z,.- '..:~ .
I. T. Branigan went. to Sioux City,
Tuesday afternoon on a business
trip. ...-,......,:. =:
A. C. Leistico and Siegel Bros.
shipped q car Of horses from the sale
stable Of the first named. to Sterling,
Illinois, Tuesday night. t., :-
Atkinson aud Boberg have their
j 80 house full OF sum mer stock. On
account of the extreme cold, the
men employed in this work were OBJ
liged to suspend operations Monday
The Worthington advance., 1904-01-29
W. M. Cline made a business trip
to the county seat Tuesday.

N s.h d. y
/. W. M. Cline made business trip
to the county seat Tuesday.
s@ F. r. E .gleston is making some
changes in the interior of his store.
he expects to enlarge his stock con-
siderably, putting in line of notions
and furnishing goods. -. !. G@ s@sg r r.. y.
The Ladies Aid Society met last
week at the home of Mrs. u. "A. Sisson
The family Of Ben Picket living
south Of Wilmont, were visiting at
the home of W.S. Davidson, Tuesday.
N Bertha Olson returned from Wis
1t with friends at Worthington,
Tuesday. .a.:
d AR. Beilke is filling bis ice house
this week He is getting the ice
from a pond west Of town. ,.s..
The cold weather has held up the
carpenters so that they have been
unable to Complete Bulick's hay
shed. -. ...
4, Mrs. Abe Eikenberry, who has
been quite sick, is reported as i'm
proving considerably.
v L. E. Miller made business trip
to Sibley, Friday and Saturday Of
last week.
S The extreme cold weather Of this
week has played havoc with the
spumps around town. "''~ a.
%,2 5t%,2 The people OF this vicinity are in
we'd to take advantage of the Public
library at the hardware store.
The Worthington advance., 1904-01-29
/ Market Report.

: corrected daily at 400 p md
Rye --49c ls n: Z. 81 12s., sf5s5S
Oats --36c-30c 5S 4 NJ sr:#
Flax, No l--9Sc aT-E ss ".
Corn29 H. = ;5..s a .sSsss
BaIiey--1s-24c
Timothy$1,7S ~ ~ ~.
Wheat, sNO.t1-7Ac 4
Wheat, No. 2--6lc
Wheat, rejected -SSc
Eggs 2Oc s s
Butter 10000 X 4, ~ Es:s
Potatoes $50 d.
Hogs-$3. So 1856 =. a ':
Cattle, Steers e. 25-$2.75
Cows and Heifers-$1.2s-
/ Baled Hay$e. .O0-N.OO
R. H. sain left Thursday morning
for slayton and Pipestone.
onto Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Thompson, Tuesday, Jan 26, y son.
Some Of those $S.98 and SO
Jackets left at Hart's at $500
I",rBf Il ~ y! 2
Return your souveair Checks and
the number you hold without delay.
A. H. Segerstl0m. the Clothier.
''sour Grapes or Heredity and
Marriage by Prof. OFT at NJ. z.
Church Friday evening, Feb. 5th.
<e-ES S. *.
Ladies' Shirts reduced from l.3]
to II off at Hart's.
Marriage license was issued Thurs
day to Edward E. Koessler and Rose
Mr.. Vim. 5. Crane of California
Nd. suffered for years from rheu1n-
atism and lumbago. He was finally
advised to try Chamberlain's Pain
Balm which he did aad it effected y
complete cure. Fer sale by F. M
Hickman.
The boys who expect to play on
the high school base hall team. next
season elected the following officers
Monday evening: James Mann, man
ager, Harry Nichols, captain. The
board Of control acts as secretary
and treasurer. 80 49,
There will I've q basket social in
the Obermann school house, three
and one half piles west Of town on
Friday evening, Feb. 5th, 1904. AMI
interesting program is being pre- par
cd by the teacher and pupils. Every
one cordially invited. Pearlel
l' Barnes, Teacher. ..-....,s s.:...-: i y.
Information from Hastings states
that the verdict Of aequittal Of Supf..EE
Porter meets the approval OF the |
community in general, which we are
pleased to hear. II. From. another
source we learn the boy deserved
a more severe punishment than he
received from the hands of Mr.. Por-
ter. ~ -. s.s@.' 7S.ssS@
F. E. Pierce who had his personal
effecte loaded in car ready for ship
ment, received a telegram, Wednes-
day stating that the blacksmith shop
ut Keister, he was to occupy, had
burned to the ground Tuesday
night. The fire started about nine
. o'clock but owing to the department
not being able to get water every
hing about the shop was destroyed.
Mr.. Pierce had rented the: building
md purchased the tools. Z Among {
he equipments was a feed mill roll j
ind a ton horse power engine. Word {
vas also sent Mr.. Pierce to come
here as he had arranged az the .:lop
would be Immediately rebuilt 49, !
The Worthington advance., 1904-01-29
RUSHMORE.

RUSHMORE.
60. Mrs. A. A. Putnam in the near
future will put play before the
Epeople of Rushmore, the proceeds Of
which will 60 toward tho School Lii
brary. There will be cast of al out
ten characters.
s.. Henry Nelson was Worthington
| visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Arduser were
Couny seat visitors Wednesday and
Thusrday.
q. Witte las sold his farm i've
miles north of Rushmore and will
soon move. Mr.. Witte is in Iowa ut
present not fully decided whether he
will locate in an Iowa village of his
former acquaintance or move to
Traverse County, vhere he has a
half section of land.
Revival services have been con-
tinued another week. On Friday
evening . Grand jubilee will be:
held after the service and refresl=
Imsnts will be served in the church
parlors. - -. ...>s..,.
Miss Mabie Bedford was in Worth
ington Monday, consulting the dent
ist. .S <
The Porter Lumber Co. has trans
ferred its firm name to the Innes
Lumber Co. Mr.. Geo. Innes a broth
erin law of Mr.. Porter, and we'll
known in Rushmore will come and
run the yard at this place. MI. Hale
and wife will move to Luverne,
where the former will take charge
of the colnpany's yards. Chas Nor
ton will return to Rushmore and as
sist in the yard at this place.
Several Of the neighboring boys
are bringing in the pelts OF fur bear
ing animals for which they realize !
good price.
Much corn has been shipped to
Rushmore this season from Nebras-
ka and s.. D.: Farmers do not rea-
lize what q corn crop failure is un-
til they receive one.
During the latter part of the
month a Farmers meeting or lnsti-
tute iB being planned at .Rushmore.
L. B. Bassett is the promoter of this
and has some OF the best authorities
in the srate on for talk who will
be prepared to answer any questions
which may be put to him. The
will be held in Rushnore IS
spacious hall and a full day with
three meetings will be occupied.
Every farmer within a radius Of 10
niles should plan to come and bring
lis dinner,- have questions to ask :
ma receive ms ruction. The meet
ng will be in charge of those who :
lave attended the State Agriculture
School at the cities. :
The building for the new quarters ,
# the Post Office and printing Office
s rapidly being prepared. The posi-
'ffice will occupy the old appart- {
nents Of the State Bank and the |
printing office the corner room rec
ntly vacated by B. e. c. and Co.
When moved Editor Hamstreet will .
ave very commo odious and comfort
ble quarters. !
E.S. Wemple was an Adrian visit Il
r Monday. y
The many friends of DR.. and Mrs.
i. A. Rnskin we're sorry to learn
he first Of the week that the DR.. II
xpects to move from Rushmore u
1ithin few days. He will locate s
i Waconia, Mimi. a. ..s.. ...- ..-. b
Mrs. 81. ludlow and son, H. NJ, 4
listed over Sunday with relatives I
j Rushrnore. u
The Worthington advance., 1904-01-29

The low temperature OF the past
few days has kept farmers at home
caring for their stock to such an en-
tent that the city has been some-
what quite during the meantime.
= On Saturday, Fl. G. Constable serv-
ed coffee, waters and cakes to- his
patrons in the small balcony OF the
new store. The Company is now en-
tirely NOV ed into their comodious
quarters making one, of the finest
stores in southwestern MINI.
Mrs. deo 1urd Of Worthington,
is visiting with Mrs. j. B. Ludlow.
The Worthington advance., 1904-01-29
INDIAN LAKE.

Mr.. F.A. Vallin is slowly recover
ing and WILSON be around as u.s.
lal. 7 So
fs Mr.. Carl Brink is very low with
brain. fever and his condition is
looked as hopeless.
Mrs q. Johnson still remains as
usual and q recovery is not looked
The Worthington advance., 1904-01-29

for .@.. >>r@@:.- +
Mr.. Sigard Nyberg is making his
brother Charles few weeks visit. "a.
A new orchestra is being organiz-
ed with Mr.. Christ Solomon as lead
er. Mr.. Soluman has considerabl BILE
experience as leader of bands and
orchesr,as and with. the talent ne
has to choose from fine orchestra
is assured. ..7=@.
The Gun Club held its monthly
shoot last Friday. Several Of the
boys are beginning to shoot remark
bly, we'll and will again shoot Feb.
10. They expect to send for couple
cases of cartridges for the occasion.
a- 3 .Ear- p 'Fr-
The Worthington advance., 1904-01-29
/ -.,ss So. ~. - ~ -, -
LOCAL.

81 .. LOCAL. -s.s: ~: /:
Miss Dorothy Muday..is clerking in
Hart's store. = I'D. -
- Waistings and ~Flannelets Al
Hart's at l.3 off. ~ 4s :. ..:..::.
John Anderson Of Madelia, was in
town Tuesday. y =. - ....: ..-
J. X. Darby and Gus Hillstrom
drove to Fuida, Wednesday,.
Mrs. n. G. Hurd went to Rush-
more, Tuesday afternoon. ~. ~.
Chas. Stutzman OF Cedar Rapids,
! Iowa, transacted business here, We'd
nssday. 4 ,'....'. : -. - :. *.'' .@.~
{ r. E.Pierce shipped. a car with his
personal effects, to Kieser, Mimi,
Wednesday ~s-:.... :%-...,... T.
!, Marriage license was issued Tues
day to, John H. Sands and Bridget
NcLaughlin.
Wea ther prophet Robert Reed
says the cold weather will continue,
with an occasional warm day.
, Niss Matte Hastings entertained
= few young lady friends at tea and
Finch, Wednesday evening.
Eoley's Honey and Tar for coughs
and oolda; reliable, tried and tested,
safe and sure. Gty Pharmacy.
Geo Miller hes traded his quarter
section in eight, " Worthington town
skip, Tor land il Marshall county.
Robert Meredith states there IL no
foundation for the report that his
. brother had been killed in Chicago.
A. Laokey left Monday. for
Marshall county, Iowa, to attend the
funeral of his father who died from
old age. -:55e
Chas. Woodard, president of the
Merchants Exch :nge, at Gowrie,
Iowa, was transacting business here
this week. ~
. Landlord Doolittle's lease of the
Worthington Hotel expiring April
/ list he has decided to close the hotel
March 18th. ,7.,.. ,.I:......- ...: x s.54G -
Carl Sadderback of Wheaton and |
areal estate man was transacting
buslness here with j. L. Mitchell;
Wednesday. s...s =':- =, - /
Fl. V. Garrettson passed through
here Thursday, enroute for Sioux
city, whore he has a position in an
electric light plant. 49,.
Will take produce for; carriage
painting during the winter months.
Paint shop in rear Of Mackay's old
Blacksmith A. j. Kannal. i
81 John Oluad Of Clear Lake, Iowa
arrivel here Tuesday morning for a
visit with friends. He reports the
temperature as low there Sunday as
here. NJ II @s., = Nv + :
II Marshall Clegg of Luverne, who
was charged with accepting a bribe
q short time ago.: has been found
mot guilty. by the village council =
after careful alteration. ~
DR.. Walker returned Friday from
Sioux City where he attended a
meeting Of the Sioux Valley Medi-
cal Association and read paper on
the subject '.Tuberco colosis. ''.'ss= ~ :. .s 5s@:
Dr.. c. p Dolan of Waterville, ar,
rived here Monday and commenced T
practicing He will occupy his
brothers. Office. His family will be
moved here as soon as suita ble ar
can be made .4 I
III pays no taxes i pays no rent,
Often busted without cent; Il
NBut a king among men from dis ]
ease I'm free, .7% ss T. p {
I 4T'is better than wealth Rocky 8
Mountain Tea. FIN. Hickman. !
"a travelling man reportsa a woman:
with four small children taken sick t
3n the train Monday night and was !
taken from the train at Mankato., *
Two physicians worked over her for +
and were in doubt wheth- iI,a
,r she would revive or not ~ y
$sss-ss NJ
The Worthington advance., 1904-01-29

Golf and Gibson and h. B. Lewis
sell Foster Moore g pop corn guaran-z:
teed to pop. '8 M
A. Oberman still buys stocks and
guarantees to the lowest going price
es, try him and see. Phone Lake q
Line a. ss.s'