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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.

II LIVE neutrality-suspicious., shaIt, p1' ~, Pet
ar a' per ' pound iso.: extra large per pound
pound. lie boosters, each. a5aslc. Ducks
younf large non per ,d nsuea esse large tat
BUrTER-choice family packed, per pound
lSqlsc.; choice dairy packed. per pound. 10
mon. per pound. 159Ic.
3 EGGS-In crates. nearby. fresh. per dozen.
III live fs' s seSst Rs CHOICE psr pound 60
s,sc.: fair to good. per pound, Sao.ac.: runners.
per pound. 4a5c. sheep. fair to prime prime p ,es
pound sSS abs spring. P per Gou 55,;s
observation-disclosures amsons, per bushol,
N.5o9i Is: dried peaches. peeled. per pound:
l29lsc; pears. Bartetts choice 70 ~ fancy 20
e e .ef * tsnsy ; naasy
fancy, il9l8. Dried apples. sliced. per pound.
Sssl4c.; auartered. per pound. 5.sc' dark, per
paeeI. her mer'e bound. 4Gsc, Dackberrles. per
pound. 6qee Wher,eberrIes pc, ,a pounsa s;rr w.
is 9G0n Choice sho Ssow yeqT Su Ssssre 0
shoce. per bushel 7olsoc Apples fancy ~, p Ss.
barrel. f2.2593.oo; choice. per barrel H;1oF1;";
common to fair per barrel nTi1S Me9i free
OF burrs soaslc,; merino, unwa,shSd, 2SgtsSc:;
bury. 2dSc por pound less 1tlsh potatoes'
eushe ssgsse c 13,sn poaio omss:
81; ;l,. e. ' 6aeo mn, hams as snail s9Ise hams.
large. legl4c.; sides. smoked lV0llc,; snoa az.
J sds VS. snter est9s Wnlst
seaTs Tnsf S
ssassy p SHsHms: Sacked s ssa !lsssd
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Southern Railway

* SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY s. 1905. Z
8 TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND D.
700 A. M.-Dal ly-Local for Charlotte. n. G.
1890 P. ally-Llmlted--B Pullman 70 i
AZ Atlanta and Brmlngham. New Orleans.
2Si G3 Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South !:
with through coach for Chase City. Ok
ford, Durham and Raleigh,
Z 100 P.5M.--Ex. Sunday--ChaseS City Local.
II 40 p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pullman ready 9:3j \
P. NJ. for all the South. 4 4f x III
YORK RIVER LIN e; 3835
The favorile route 10 Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond 1870 P. Nj. daily
except Sunday. l$St3s sG..js3s
s2:l6 P. cni-Daily--Excap: Sunday. u st gf5
q 4:20 F. fM.--Except3E Sundny7F'or West Polat,
connecting with steamers for l'altlinoseR
and river landings, s. steamers ca.l ut iorx-8
s5S town and Clay Bank Mondays, Wotsnes-$
days and. Fridays.Sand at Gloucester Point
snf,,r ALMONDS In Tuesdays THURSDAY ana
%4:45 a. M.7Except sunday-14ocal m.xeh for
i5 West Point. s5si.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. y5s s
6;53 A. M. and GA, p. M.--Froni al clio South. Y
a:a5 P. M,-From Charlotte and Raleigh.
$50 A. M.--From Chase city and intermediates
s:a6 a. lM.-Baltimore and West Point, Ss #
O:15 A, acknowledgements Sunday and Mon. :
T day; $40 r. NJ. daily. except Sunday
4 From West Point n al b Il
g. w. WEsTBuRY, D. P. A., Richmond. n Va
s.. II. IiARDWICK. W. II TAYLOE. 5s$
p. T. NJ. G.. P. "A, 81
H b, SPENCER, GenIl. htEr.. 5E ss.5
sgf3s 5Ffjf y WASHINGTON, D. g. Sfjt
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hICHAIOND GRAIN MARKET
Richmond. Va. Oct. ., 1906.
QUOTATIONS.
CATTLE MARKETB.

RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET. -
(6ales at Union Stock Tards.) ylsGfy.
Richmond. Va. Oct o. 1905,
Report OF the live stock market for the week
ending October 9th Is as follows:
E Best steers, 4hq6c.: medium 70 good. gig
4c.: common to fair 38SNo.: best heifers. 81 @
4c. medium to good. 3k13ho.; common 20
fair, 2HQDsAc. Cows, best 31ahc- +: common
to fair. 29.Ec.; bulls. zA92%c.; calves 90
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1unty, route ], population 500. houses

county. route !. population 500, houses
70,
North Carolina-Furches, Asfla county.
route /, population, 49S; houses. w.
Rural carriers appointed,
Virginia route !, William,
l.. Huffman, carrier, David Huffman
substitute.
North Carollna.--Berea, route1, Stephen
Slaughter, carrier, Solomon Slaughter,
substitute; Boomer, route 2, John =,
Swanson. carrier. Lewis Phillips. substl-
tute: Castillo, route l, Doctor u, Pearce,
carrier, Doctor b. Leonard, substituted
Trenton. route l. Thomas a, Wlnaiey,
carrier, George G, Heritage substitute
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LOW RATES TO RICHMOND VIA r., r
AND p. r, r., COUNT oF5vlslT 3
OF lpEN1 7 ROOSEVELT,
5t'5 Ms nHTnRR r lat ~ Hl MN ~ r

Round trip tickets on sale from stations
south Of and including I4oFton. Va. oor
tober 18th and for morning trails Of oo-
tober 18th, good to return until OCTOBER
18th; az rate OF one fare. plus rs cents, u
= IAN Nv. p. TAILOR, q
aS{ Y AZ Traffic Manager,
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Washington Matters.

WASHINGTON. D, g, October a.
Rural route ordered established pecem-
her IS: jYirglnla -Powhatan PoWhatan
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET
!Rsplrted BY Rodgers, Mccabe and Go1
PETERSBURG, PA. Oct. 9.--PEANUTS-
Bpantsh-aIarkat quiet at sld5 per bushel. Vir-
glnIa,-Afarket weak at 3!to. for fancy stock
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Richmond. Va. Oct,

BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, Oct. 8,-Seaboard Air
Line common, not quoted. Seaboard Air Line
preferred, 81 asked. l''1F
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For New York.
Merchants and Miners
Transportation Co.

Boston, Mass. and Providence, r, |.
Steamers leave Nortolk Tor Boston TUESDAY
dencs Monday, Thursday and Saturday At 9
p, A.. Passengers and freight taken for az
Nav England Points, Tickets on sale at 9, and
O. Rwy. and n. and w, Rwy Offices. and
No. $40 East Main HaHE
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

NEW YORK. Oct 9.-Activity was radically
!nterefered with to-day in the dry goods market
by the Jewish !, holiday, which kept many MAJ mar
lar suffered from the dizziness. Conditions. how
ever. were very firm and sellers were not In
clned TO change their attitude.
NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, NJ c., Oct s,SPIRITs
TURYESTINE-Birm at 67hc. bid; receipts, II
casks. Rosin--F1rm at $3.50 bid; receipts. Y
barrels Tar-F1rm ut $1.S0; receipts. 70 bar
rolls Crude TGrpentlne--Ftrm at s3946o: re-
ce!pts.59 s barres.
] sAvANSAH, GA. Dot s,-TURPENTINB-
Firm, Tat 6s1sc.; sales. 1S7 casks; receipts. 43s
casks shipments $50 casks Rosln-Frm
sales, ]. %? barrels; receipts. 951 barrels; ship
''' cHA.Ri.EsToN. S. c. Oct a-TURPENT1NB
AND -ROSTN-NothinK doing. .- .-- .-----
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Ian Ian ,,,.,,..,,.. e,6o ego 647 ~ 4
qsesa'ss0 were e. f0 ssssssa
fsdS5e No. red, stA csc: NO. Ne oof' oats,
xSs valley sa Ss&si9s So Shis siS
Ss3sc, No. rye; osjsc Good feeding bSrey;
Sss tair sho'ce msbt5nst 4stIso
nsrls mar barrel, SIS 9O6rl66; lard peS Ivy h9o
bounds. fiji short ribs sides S'S0ss', sssYS
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.Nk&SMK6ito|k&WEesbtrn
October 1-l915.

October 1-1905. 8E 9tS
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
800 "A. M.-NORFOLk LIMITED. Arrives
Norfolk 1l:2O A. III. Stops only al Patcrsburg.s
sos 4. M.-srS LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk
PRESS, Paror Car. Brollar. Service, Petersburg.
to Llnchburg and Roanoke. Pullman sleepers.
Roanoke to Columbus, Bluaaed to Cincinnati 4
also Roanoke to Knoxville, and Knoxville y 70!
Memphis. Cafe Dining Car Roanoke to 1Vtl-
is:l0 p. M.-RoANoKE EXPRESS. For
.Farmyllle. Lynchburg an. Roanoke
~ 500 p. M.-OCEAN7 SHORE LIMITED Ar-3
rlves Norfolk $50 r. ID. Stops only ut Psters-ga
burg, WAvarly and suffolk: Connects with
steamers to boston, Providence. Now York.
Baltimore and Washington A
7:26 P, M,--For Norfolk and all stations east
% s;s Me p m.MNEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE.
Pullman Seepers Richmond to Lynchburg and
ChattnnooEa. Memphis and New Orlea NJ, CAFE
S:so r. M.-WEsTERN EXPRESS, Pullman
Sleeper Richmond and Petersburg to East
Radtord, and Roanoke to Chicago. Cafe Dining
Trains arrive from tho West 7;ts A. Arrays
ana $50 p, NJ q 81
". B.. DEyIIl4 G. II HoSLHE..
Gent Pass ACT. DIST P Pass, 4 ~
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NIGHT TRAINS TO ASHLAND DURING
RICHMOND HORSE sHoW--Ru

Trains viii leave Elba station, Rich
mond. for Ashland and intermediate
noints. 11:45 O'Clock each night, October
tnth 10 18th inclusive. All tickets. In
Guiding communication FORMS will be ao-
cepted for passage without additional
$500 w, r. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
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UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTsBURG, PA.
Oct. o.-t,ATTLE-Supply light: market steady.
Choice. IS. 4o9s. 60 prime, S. 1905. 80 EIogs-Re-
ceipts light Prime heavy. S. 5000 medium.
SO: pigs, $4,000. 80: roughs, s@,5oo sheep-
supply lisht: market steady. Prime wethers,
RQo.G; common. {l.5o4s.09: spring lambs,
s4,ooI7.6o; veal calves. S7.50qls, 90.
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s,1o.: cows and calves. per head s2oGD4s. 90.
Fat ,tsheep;, i404]sc common to fair, 2h@
&C.. DID,, Gull sheep, 1hl2c.: best lambs. GEO
&C.; common to fair, s,s@5hc.; stock ewes, ss.2j
a4.25 per head; feeding wethers 4g4Ac. Hogs.
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r. F.& P. s s!;ssi 3: !! d, !,
- Potomac r. r, ~

-
Trains Leave Rlclmond-No rthward.
4:i5 A. M.--Daily-Byrd st. Through. Is Il s
/ Gas A. N. -Daly-Mnln 81. Through. IN
7:as 4. M.-,Week Days-E'lba. Ashland Ac-S5
$40 a. M-Daily-Byrd st. Through Local
u o5 noon--week Days-Byrd st. Through.
burg Accommodation. s,s.53 N A
$50 +, M.-Wsek DayssHlba. AsskIand Ac-s
Trains Arrive chmond-SouthWa
$40 a. M.-;Week Days-Eba. Ashland Ac.$
commodation. IA ifi 7sI
$3.50 A. M.-Wsek Days-Byrd St. FredrlcGSsl
burg Acconmoda ton. H &is5 ~ 5tj i9gl ~ Il
S:e6 A. M.-Daliy-Byrd st. Through Sl &*t.lsf
II 80 A. M.--Week Dnys-Byrd St. ThfouG =
;, 81 Local Stops. n }S 8 n Chs 4$slTIa35S
Sat M=R%s'Xxfa9 s. aAF S.bana
commodation.
55s PS BsyyBy4s 81 81 r T9sssEh Local
$50 p. aily-Alaln st. Through.
& NOTE-Pullm man Sleeping or Parlor Cars on
all above trains. except trains arriving Richs
mond III A.. Nj week days, and local accorn.s
imodatlonn. s5s[
Timo e arrivals and departures and conn.s y
w b. nUKD. c. w cuLP, W. p. TAYLOR.
Gen'l. Man'r., Asst Gen'l. Mani. Trat. Man
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BALTIMORE, MD, Oct e.--FLoUR-steady
and unchanged. Whcat--Firmor; spot fl con-
tract. sax @saMc.; No. red western ss1 sG.
GsiaGsoc !. Cotn-F'rmer, SPIT, QRc.: the
month. 57xc. southern white Z, l eorn' Ssgsic
osts-F!Imer No. whHS -; ss1z e. N Wests
ern soAsc: Export. 7ia7sc; domestic. Buttss
Steady and unchanged; fancy Imitation: leS
isc. store packed. i6@6c: EgEs-Firm and un, !,
changed at 2lc. Cheese-steady and unehan 1,,
SuEar-Steady and unchanged coarse Eranu-
la led Is hne, Sc. 4t
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OTHER PRODUCE MARKETS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 9.--FLOuR-steady and
unchanged, Rye Flour,-steady. Huckwh ,.es
Flour-Dull. Cornmea!-F!rm. Rye-Dus1'
Whea,-Firm; No red, elevator; sse. There b or,
was steady advance N r Eaeat Nav az Closed at
'e; DsssmoesS No. s!s conc elevator Options
quiet, but armer closing 9s1Ac; net higher lns
January closed at 6o%c. May closed at Soe,
December closed at 5slsc Oats-spot AFH';
Beet-steady. Cut Meas-stee .d 4. rd Larad
Steady Rosin-2N sIainsd s9m 7Ia91,,. 70
at coIfee-spot Rio, quiet; mild. steady, Futures
c,oses steady net decline 6Gl0 points. Sugar
Raw. steady fair refining, &c.; centrifugal,
o. test. 3Mc.; molasses sugar, @%c'i retlheo'
aulet Rico-Flrm. MolassesIQntet. e,t.
other domestic saaAe. Freights 70 Liverpool
stendv: cotton By steam. l5c,; grain by Z, steam.
I'd, Potatoes-Irregular; Maine. Sl.!eIl 90 LODE
1901 oo sweets Jersey 81 49, SOUTH TX
ern si6il 80 Cabbages-Dull at $?,bC0p4 per ny?
Cottonseed oil was steady with 5000 nms'.
ness Prime crude, I, 9: p, mllis. h'sWl l',.
prime summer yellow A&g26o.; p9lme %h'e
sSi!Ga9iso.; prime winter yellow, ssHap!sc'
CHICAGO, I'LL, Oct, e-Wst weS.hor IN the the
Wheat market here, Hlhgerb prices for wheat
Mt liverpool Increased bullsh sentiment, ~
the close wheat for Decemher delivery was w
Tc,: provis!ons are practically unchanged
mr.. leading futures ranged as follows;
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NEW YORK. Oct s-BEEvE s-Receipts
1857 head Very little trade on account OF Jew
lsh holiday. Steers 100. higher on very lin
tied supply; bulls glow to a fraction lower;
COWS steady. Native steers. s4l6; prime beeyes
here. Liverpool and London lambs steady at so
l2c. dressed weight for live cattle and 1lQpl2c
dressed weight for sheep. Caltcs-Recelpts
,z53 head: yeals steady to SOC. higher; grass
Yeats. st.56Maoo: grassers. 75asoo feeders
81. 1Q3. 81: Indiana calves $iN6.75 Sheep and
LAn,bs-Receipts, 1852 head Sheep steady
and common steady. Sheep. s5.cSG5.oo; few
choice, IS. Bd5. 10; culls a2.bfls. 90: lambs. $50
80; culls. $4.60Gl5. Is Canada lambs So So
Hogs--R eootpts, 10, 1856 head. Market easier;
Stute and Penns ylvanin hogs, s5.S5lISoo I
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kew basis OF hiEh wines, ;1.31. Glover, contract
grade, 1880 Butter-steady; creameries. 11k9
3o,sc.: dnires, 161s 0l2c, Cheese-stea dy to hfm
at ii fpI1hc. Eggs-Steady at mark. cases In
cluded, 17hc.; hrsts. lsHc.; prime hrsts, Shc.;
extras. 12I1C. 4tttH 9Hlsz fast VI #issA I'll
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Il CHICAGO, ILL, Oct. g.-CATrLE-Rccclp
q. 900 head Market steady: others weak to loae
feeders a25a4 o cons ss.sya enner s. sls @
bulls, s1.1oQe.co; helfers, s?,5a6.oo: calves
81. a9a7.7t. Hogs-Receipts. 81, 90 head. Market
5I1Oo. lower. Shipping and selected $5.459h570;
mixed and heavy packing. sL65a6.42h: light,
ssGl352li; pigs and roughs, sL5oG76. Is. Sheep
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NEW YORK. Oct, 9,-ELoun-ss.e lea L and md
FloIr.-Dull. CornIneal-Firm. Rye-Dull.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-20
ORDER FORMING SCHOOL
DISTRICT.
State OF Minnesota,
County OF Mobiles,

County OF Mobiles,
The petition of n. A. Voss and 9TH
ers, who constitute "A majority of the
freeholders who are legal voters resid.
ing in the district hereinafter described
asking that the same be formed into a
school district, having been presented
to the board Of county commissioners
of said Mobiles county an | the county
superintendent of schools having in
dorsed on said petition his written ap.
prevail thereof, and it appearing that
there are within such district 80 to
be formed thirty-five or more residents
between five and twenty one years of
age.
Now said petition having been pub
licly read at meeting Of said board
OF county commissioners held on the
4th day Of January 1905, and it having
been duly considered by said board:
It is by said board ordered, that a
school district be and the same is
hereby formed within the town Of
Bigelow In the county of Mobiles, state
OF Minnesota, bounded and described
as follows, to- wit: All OF sections thir-
ty-three 1897, twenty eight (28), TWEEN
ty-one, (2l) and twenty nine (29), the
east half of section twenty (2O) and
the east half OF section thirty two [39),
township lol. range AZ. the same to be
SCHOOL district No. 1854 said county.
ssas; a AZ c:,& ct 2e9%n ;sy,
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DRAINAGE SYSTEM NEEDED

DRAINAGE SYSTEM NEEDED
Representative Coles bill setting
aside $25, 900 for drainage survey
of north Minnesota ls a measure
that should have been adopted ten
years ago. Much money has been
wasted in ill-directed efforts.
Swamps have been drained into
streams that were already overflow
ing other sections. Water has been
drained from swamps to overflow
farming land.
The fault was not so much in the
drainage commission, as in the law,
which made them dependent on
hearsay evidence in deciding where
and how to construct drainage. II
tho contemplated survey had been
made before dollar had been spent
on the bitches, the money expend'
ell would have gone for practical
purposes.
The drainage work has Just begun.
There are 1900, 200 acres of state
land to be reclaimed from swamps
in the northern counties. and by all
means the first step to be taken is
to make survey of this territory
and secure . report, giving the
location and direction of the main
bitches needed to drain tho land.
The great area to be surveyed Il
largely along the watershed, from
which How streams southwark into
the Mississippi, eastward into the
st. Louis river and the Great Lakes
system, and north into the Rainy
and thence to the Hudson hay. The
land has so little fall that the water
stands the year round. Nnifestly
the draiuge Of this territory ia q
matter for careful engineering.
The work of this survey does not
conflict with further drainage work
in the Red River valley and other
older sections of tho state where
surveys have now been made and
bitches can be MAPPED out inteli-
gently.
Tho adoption Of this system will
mean much for northern Minnesota.
It will result in q report to tho leg
islature two years from now, on
which the actual work of retaining
the vast swamps in st. Louis.
Itasoa, Cas- and Beltrami counties
can be inteligently taken up.
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january 6, 1905, 9 a. m.

Board re assembled.
On motion the bond of o. s. Hawley
for the publication Of delinquent tax
list was fixed at 81, 900.
On motion, bill of Fl. Hawley for
$l74.67 allowed at 1887, on Dec. 7,
1904, was reconsidered and allowed at
fill amount.
Moved and carried that the County
Auditor be instructed to order cut of
court house.
Moved and carried that E. G. Pan
nell and e. L. Humiston be appointed
as purchasing committee for all stat
ionery and blank BOOKS for use in
court house and Jail.
g The following bills were audited and
allowed:
Miller:Davis Printing Co., jury
certificates and blanks 800. 1914
Pioneer Press Co.,, blanks. ...t. 235
BSJAsyer Bros, pens, Psnhold- ..<sp.:
!: i eM Andpanahe. ..,, d. ...-..5 1880
Il. ". Albeit, RsstsFs ana1x, !, = %
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cure remedial legislation such - the
conditions psquirs and the people
demand, Will itvSA Not if tie rail-
road presidents are bigger than the
president Of the United States.
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houi9rEA'9
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggets
4 Bay 1s&als far Busy People.

4 specific for Constipation, Indigestion, Live
and Kidnsy Troubles: Pimpiee. EczeEna, Impure
Blood, Bad Breath. Sluggish Bowels. Headache
let form: 8 cents . box. Genuine made BY
HoLLisFER DRuo COMPANY, Madison, Wis. :
GOLDEN NUGGETS FOR SAlLOlN PEOPLE
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Saved uI LIFE

That's what a prominent
druggist said of SCOTS
Emulsion a short time
ago. AS a rule we don't
use or refer to testimonials
in addressing the public,
but the above remark and
similar expressions are
made so often in connec-
ton with SCOTS Emulsion
that they are worthy of
occasional note. From
infancy to old age SCOTS
Emulsion offers a reliable
means of remedying i'm
proper and weak develop
ment, restoring lost flesh
and vitality, and repairing
waste. The action of
SCOTS Emulsion is no
more of a secret than the
composition of the Emul-
sion itself. What it does
it does through nourish.
ment-the kind of nourish-
ment that cannot be OBJ
tanned in ordinary food.
No system is too weak or
delicate to retain Scott :
Emulsion and gather good
from it.
- We will send you
!: !: !: ! : ! :: !: !:
TAaA sample Tree.
&N MA Be sure that this picture IN the
~Z JSA form of label Is on the wrapper
AN VIII N of every bottle OF Emulsion you
EfiMNAh buy.
?zN My| SCOTT & BOVINE
@, X Chemists
tx VG 100 PGStl< ST., NY.
sokaaal 81: all l,sssts.
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,sd uatl the flnal determination

sued uatil the Anal dstsrsAinasioa
thereof.
Given under our hands, this'Srd dSy
Of January A. ~. 1896. = ~, &S NJ
BY tho Board, = 500
Gus. 6wanberg, ,lr%
Chairman Beard Of County
Commissioners Of No
bles Co., Minnesota. "
Attest: rs
e. G. Pannell, IS.
County Auditor and Elk.
officiO Clerk OF Board.
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RATES.
SsAaeription per year $A'SS
" 80
..-..+;.;.. a;.,,., per SAGE $3.50
80 per coluDa, per iAch ~
local. per line 90
= local, black taco typs. per line .a0
Al aanoaaeements Advertising from
80 a revenue is sought. will be charged
icr, Any announcement of meeti.gs rom
Which no reverse is derived, will be published
free.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-20

OudIUldu, duIldu.
There being no other bids, on motion
the bid Of 0. s. Hawley ct al. was ac-
cepted and the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That the Worthington
Advance be, and the same is hereby
designated by the board of county
commissioners Of the Go. OF Mobiles as
the newspaper III which the notice and
list OF real estate remaining delinquent
on the first Monday in January, 1905,
shall be published.
Moved and carried that the county
purchase one map Of NJ. s. Smith Of
Village Of Worthington for Register
of Deeds office.
Moved and carried that J. G. Muir
ply be authorized to take care Of and
repair pile driver located at Adrian.
Moved and carried that Gus. Swan
berg be authorized to take care OF and
repair grader located at Worthington.
Moved and carried that J. L. Nc
Conkev be authorized to take care Of
and repair pile driver located In Her
sey township.
Adjourned to meet January 6, 1905.
a. m.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-01-20

Rs.sA., 6mteh, cirCNlAE1 letter
heads, ETC.. tor county sOpt.
IL. a. RoshoA, tor heads anl /
blanks for register 81 deeds
Nleholas Observation-Disclosures =,
:, lists and blanks for county
superintendent ,.............r
Nicholas Weinandt, connais.
sioners' prooet dings ANA
school distriot notice. .......,
81 Hawley, recording county
Officers bonds. .............
e @ Pannell, four days on
board Of audit. ..............,..
Fred L Humiston, Ave days
on board Of audit. ...........
Peter Thompson, premium, on
insurance on sherin's resi-
dence and Jail .............
Village Of Worthington, electric
lamps Observation-Disclosures.
Tuthill Lumber Co., material
for cistern in sheriff's resi-
oaS0 ss'.'''''' .'s.sssssss
Chas W Sowles, work in base
ment Of sheriff's residence
and building cistern.
Peter A Heinl, repairs in jail.
} . Green, removing ashes
from jail. ..................
Newton Fauskee, board of pris-
oners tor December, 1904. 80.
Herman Peterson, putting in
window at head OF stairway,
new floor and flag pole on
tower. per contract. .........
Elk township, one-half expense
In control Of contagious dis
case ''.'.s.... ..............
o W Freeman, justice fees in
State vs Barney McCarty. >.
VIM Mari, constable fees in
ot1.A0::
g Gulllick, witness fees in
same. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Joseph Kugler, witness fees in
same.
Frank Bartender, meals for
Barney AcCarty............
+ n Reiter. primary election re-
turns from Grand Prairie. %.
.Chas G Orawley, procuring
primary election ballots for
Ellsworth. ....3.............
j Shaw, procuring general
election ballots for Little
Rock. .....,..
Chas O Crawley, procuring
general election ballots for
Ellsworth. ............,,...'
James Greig, procuring gener-
al election ballots for Olney
@ N Atwood, procuring gen.
eral election ballots for Dun
dee Observation-Disclosures.