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FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Fifth Avenue and 55th street.
REV. j. ROSS STEVENSON. ID. D.
Minister.
Rev, GEO. n. TRULL, Assistant.
Public Worship on Mey 8 At II A.. NJ. and 10 NJ.
rev. Hunter Corbctt, D; D., Of West Shan.unF
Rev. James NJ. Farrar. ID. d.. OF First Reformed
Church q BROOKLYN, viii preach II the afternoon
Wednesday Evening Service commences at Sic,
Strangers are cordially Invited.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Unltarianla saith
st, cor. Park Ave. Services II 4. NJ. Rev. Frank
L, Phalen from Fairhaven. Mass, Will preach
Park av.
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PROPOSALS FOR WIRE ScREENINd-chst
ouertermaster's once Atlanta: g.: NAY 4, 1899
May II. 1909. by the QuArtcrmaster, Fort Barran
cas-, Fla. for supply OF all labor and materials iSt
screening public buildings at that post and us SUB
posts Of Forts Pickens and Mckee, Fla. blank
forms OF proposal and further information can be
obtained on application 10 the Quarternlasler'
Fort Barrancas. Fla. SAM n. JONES, Chief quar-
termaster.
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r boutwell,.

New Hotel OF nigh class. Unexcelled location,
Virginia Ave, Cd hotel from Boardwalk and Steel
Pier. Capacity 800. Private baths; running water
amusements hall. DC. Highest standard In cuisine
and service. Spring terms and booklet mailed.
j. q N. r. boutwell,.
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DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES

The Department of Docks aud Ferries will sell AZ
public auction unclaimed trucks &e;,s we Pound
foot OF West cath street. Borough of Manhattan, ~
1870 a. NJ. May 10, 1904. For particulars see Chu
Record.l
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HOTEL JACKSON

flTtprOD1,-
virginia Ave. and Beach.
SPECIAL SPRING RATES N2JO per week. up,
American plan. Rcfurnished throughout. Finest
Cafe In City.
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PROPOSALS..

once OF the Department Of PARKS, Arsenal Build.
ing. Fifth Avenue and sixty fourth Street. Borough
Of sAEsHf1sS RIp So 81 8, RSsf 4 Gsf sc u, i, ,s. rss:.ysa
by the Park Board AZ the above once OF the Depart
~'n' of fa Hgs sa5s ', %$y &; 1863.
No, , Fo B0f fSqnisni M n sSS delivering 1900
cubic yards Of top % s sanS 81 garden mould to prospe''
pf No. s 2 fSa f "a SsSHassa and delivering Hudson
Rtyer IOa q, { R1oOl,y to parks and parkwsy' IN inc
A 'No,ts 5, q For furnishing and delivering crushed
'&SSs Nv z For 3 's is.a 5ssGsFn and :. ds siiSs1ins l1n.:.snc
screenings to parks and Pathways In the Borough
For full Dar'''ulss5oss IS GfE i!K SfSSEa
aFSssE \ s. E FAksR$yk
Commissioners Of Parks
Dated April 20. 1909.
Headquarters of the Fire Department OF The city
Of New York, Nos. 1857 and $50 East slxty-sevsn,h
Street. Borough Of Manhattan. The CITY OF New
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES will be ,sseiy.S
by the Fire commissloner at the above once un'u
1850 0''''e Ms6N;b B en- MAY IA. 1909.
No. T. For furnishing ali The labor and materials
rceapiIed for repairs, alterations r., =; .ns Sns T rtsi.,aIHs
No. Z. For furnishing all the labor and material,
REQUIRED for repairs, alterations TO and rebuilding
arst size Ciapp / Jones steam nre engine, registered
No. s.. For furnishing all the labor and mate IA.
ar So' 50; = ' Far .i nsT eae and rsssiTins o MSi So Sc l..
' Fof 'dii particulars see c 5SSd FSe Il doi.perrx.
Fire Commissioner.
Dated May 2, 1908.
HeadQyar,eTs q tee FIR, psga,Tt'5%ssn, o, TH
SsSy I'll Street, .0 Borough Of Manhattan, The City
BY b, sS IL IF IF. Ems aqsS Gs ss1'A n ;Gs sS Sy' Be once sss' as;iI
1880 o'''0i Mso 4; a On MAY IA, o
NO l. For Furnishing and delivering misSei's.
BofSsshs q RSsoIisn ana 9ssen:;
For mi particulars sec S,iy RseoSa i,1,ry
Fire Commissioner.
Dated May :, 1909,
PROPOSALS, FOR PURCHASE or BALINa
LINEN Philadelphia Depot, g. n Dept; eeih s.
l isSa. SssSs f propos sGsa' in re eTipliespss. su apsS %
conditions stated in Circular 10 bidders, copies Of
VII s. f sss,| Ss Hs ssr sp Saii 1P b otsisss < T. NJ Sa't N sS: 5.
1908, for the purchase Of about 1900 yards balins
WIN be P iS1aisn tsf G RpSR0s spsli saa nun s@s + se%'
Piles will be furnished upon request therefor, En-
May IS, 1908 : and addressed 70 Lt,-Sol. J, v, POPE,
master.
tricity, Room 1886. Nos. 10 to ii Park Row, Borough
Of Manhattan, The City Of New York;
SEALED BIDS OR ESTIMATES Will be received
by the Commissioner of Water supply, Gas and
Electricity at the above once until ? o'clock p NJ
on
WEDNESDAY, MAY as. le06,
Borough OF Brooklyn.
For furnishing, delivering and laying q 70 inch
riveted steel pipe line from the Borough Of Brook
Ign to Valley Stream, L.. l.
For full particulars see City Record. $3.50.
WILLIAM b. ELLISON,
Commissioner.
Dated April 30, 1903,
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS, D, C..
Washing ton. d. c., April "a. 100. Sealed proposals
will be received At this once until I? o'clock noon,
Thursday, May II. 1905, for constructing a Public
Convenience station In Reservation So, and for the
plumbing work therein, separate proposals io'
each. Forms, pecihcations and all necessary N.
formation may be obtained at this once. HEINZ
3. r. MCFARLAND. HENRY l.. WEST. CHESTER
HARDING Acting>, Commissioners, D.. G.
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UNITED states POWDER DEPOT, DOVER,
n. j., Aprtl 10, 100, -Sealed proposals, In %trlplicite
upon the blank forms furnished BY ,hts once onlS
Wednesday, May 10. 1900, for furnishing during
tho hscal year ending June s.: 1907, Cloth H Gps
Oils, Clements, DO: For information Apply 70
Major q. b. Commanding,
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS AND FERRIES,
Sealed bids for granite paying between ESs,,
and for dredging doco) will be received by INC
Commissioner Of Docks al Pier "A" Battery Place
until : o'clock p. NJ, May 18th. 1000. For par,icu
lars see City Reoord)
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HOTEL EDISON.

Michigan Ave. close to Beach-thc Marlborough.
Blcnheim and ihe New Pier; Capacity, 800, Every
private baths, sun parlor. etc. Spring terms
sio up weekly: 81 up daily. ]. MINOR. Propr.
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HOTEL NEW ENGLAND.

So, Carolina Ave. and the beach. near Piers and
Enlarged and Improved. Large, sunny
rooms. Private baths, elevator, sun parlor. CApac.
i;y $50. Table and service superior, Special Spring
terms. Y b WILLIAMS.
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HOTEL
GRAMATAN

1-ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT,
private bath, 81 so daily: including meals, two. SIS
weekly: one. SIS, THE VAN RENSSELAER,, Is
East 18th st.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-02-09
MOBILES COUNTY NOTES

NJ a. a
charge of forgery committed in
Illinois. He placed hia prisoner in
the village bastile, but one bright
morning he was found to be missing,
having broken the frail structure
and departed. A sheriff from
Illinois came to get him but waa
obliged to return empty handed. =
Philip McCarvel and wife were
visitors at Worthington last week
Wednesday. .s4 ID ssas,5 :5.: y . s. n
Dr.. Gould, Of Wmthintgon, was
in the village last week on profess
sional business. ts.~ 5<..=
". G.. Calderwood, secretary Of
the state Prohibition committee,
delivered prohibition address al
this place on Monday evening Of
last week. A large audience was
in attendance. ~ .: :, p
Z. A. Trip, OF Worthington
transacted business in our village
one day last week. :.
Mrs. P. J.. Silver and children
visited her parents at Worthington
q day or two last week. 1@ ,
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Round Lake,

Our school recently presented the
four act drama, valley Farm" to
a large audience, and realized over
$38, which sum will be used to pur.
chase q school organ for the primary
department. = !, t..zz-c:
J.sC Thomson and Jacob Greger.
son and wife were visitors at Worth.
iLgton, the early part OF last week.
Mrs. A. L. Getman visited rela.
tives at Graettinger, Iowa, several
days last week. - -. ~. ~ e. r:
]. II. q. Christensen has. gone to
Rochester, where he will undergo
an operation for appendicitis, from
which he has been a frequent
sufferer. Sz. :: = : ~ S. q
We understand that Ben Denk--
man Of Lake Park, Iowa, has pur-
chased an interest IN our bank and
that.it will shortly be reorganized
as state Dank. - 1: E ~ 5s.s s:z.. i
will Roster, who has been learn
ing biography in the depot at this
place has been assigned to the posi-
ton of helper at Rock Rapids, Iowa
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Warning to QuarreIsome Husbands.
A Punxsutawney man had a row
with his wife a couple of weeks ago
with the result that the woman depart
ed and went home. Last Friday night
the man was awakened by something
under the bed which lifted the mat
tress from its foundation. The lamp.
which he had left burning, was ex-
tinguished. Evidently it was ghosts
He lighted the lamp, but 1t was quick
lily blown out. Then violent, hands
were laid upon him and he was
thrown out Of his domicile. He
aroused the neighbors and returned
to make an investigation, but he would
no sooner enter the door than he
would beaten up and elected. This
continued until he was all bruised
and bleeding and filed with Jumps
and despair. He is satisfied that he 10
the victim Of ghosts.-Punxsutawney
Spirit. ID.
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g. NJ. Sorem has traded his land
lin Clay county, Iowa, for quarter
section of land in Ransom township
William Oosgrove, who has been
visiting relatives here for several
weeks past, has returned to bis
duties as night operator Tor the q.
and G. ". railroad at Esmond, Ill.
Mrs. Abbie Lord. who dislocated
her loft elbow last December, had
the misfortune to again dislocate
the same joint one day last week.
The injured member has been
treated by Worthington physicians
and it is hoped she will soon recover
complete use of the arm.
Earl Sewers is now night operator
Tor the Omaha at Window, having
been transferred from this place last
week. 49,. --.-...-
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--=ssa
Elk.

H. Robt. Free Of this vicinity left
friday afternoon for San borne,
Iowa, to visit is grandson Robt.
Alien siegmiller. T. :. .'sa .$ !, ,ss q
Rev. j.. j. Filburn left Saturday
for Ireten, Iowa, to preach at that
place on Sunday. S. =.
Miss Adde Ely, who teaches the
Elk Center school, spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents near
Rushmore. : --
Arnold Schulz has been suffering
from an attack of the Lagrippe the
past week. - S. :.
VI Joshua Schechter's are rejoicing
over tho arrival Of a baby girl at
their home. RI -. -. r.. = -.,~.: -s..>. r
W. j. Klessig was an Elk Center
visitor Friday evening. r,
The school boys are enjoying
skating since the ponds froze over
again. John Hagge and Earl
Tompson seem to wish it would stay
winter all summer. 800
Miss Alma Schulz is staying with
Mrs. j. Schechter. - .'5 RI J: IL. @. ..-5
Geo. Hacker and family who are
visiting at Peoria. Illinois, are az
peoted home thisweek..
Roscoe Eshleman and wife left the
first of last week for Kansas City,
E,where they will make their future
nome. = r.: g. -. =. II.
Three Of the pupils Of this district
took the examinations last week. "a
Joshua schechter while cutting
wood at Chal. sundberg's run 4
stick In his ear which IL causing
him quite q bit Of trouble. The
doctors think they can bring him
out alright. ~ =:
The Mission Band meets with
Mrs. Paul Schulz this week oh
Thursday the sth. Everybody is
invited to attend. i, 49, Z
Some Of the farmers of this
vicinity saw a large flock Of geese
the first Of the last week. Rat her
elrly for geese, isn't ita' '-
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What Their Names Signify.

Siberia signifies >"thirsty." Sicily is
1.-The country of grapes" Caledonia
means "a high hill" Asia signifies
Tin the middle" because ancient &C.
ographers thought 1t lay between Eu-
rope and Africa. Italy signifies a
country of pitch" from its yielding
great quantities Of black pitch. HI
hernia is utmost or "last habita-
tion," for beyond this the Phoenicians
never extended their voyages to the
westward. Britain is "the country of
tin" So
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S1,oaoz,d.

IA. B. Cheadle and Shern Dunn Of
Jackson were calling on a few Of the
voters In this town this week in the
interests OF jackson for the county
seat. s ,ss. ..s .2..s: j. :.
Sam Mccall has been visiting at
the barton home for few days
this week. I'LL . ~.
Married: Wednesday forenoon,
Feb. Z, at the German Lutheran
church, Miss Linda Uden and Emil
Willis were united in the Holy bonds
Of matrimony, Rev. Stiepe saying
the mystic words that made them
man and wife. The bride is the
oldest daughter Of Henry Uden Of
this place and is respected by all
who know her. The groom has
grown up in our midst and has q
large circle Of friends. The happy
couple departed " ednesday after
noon for three weeks trip visiting
relatives in Illinios after which they
will % to keeping house on the Mrs
Davis place now occupied by Mr.
Cowles. n 1. .E., 4. s'' s y
orville Topper Of Warrington
made q business triip "a: this place
last Wednesday. s: 81 5s.S Z.
81. Chirstof Tor departed for 1llinoie
last Saturday evening. 80. ...E. ..,. @=. II.
Mrs. Barton has out bills for hel
public sale which will be held Feb
2lst, 1905. :. :: H.. .... IL: i'll.
Anton Cordes went to Illinois
last Wednesday for the purpose O
getting . large Belgium Stallion u y
: which he Will keep ct his farm here
We negected to state last weel
that Mr.. and Mrs. Walt Pigmall
are the proud and happy parents o
another son born Jan. 9th.
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Indian Lake..

Emery Hactor left last Monday
for a visit with relatives,in ALBANIA
kee County, Iowa. 80 r, 80 = 2 : Z.
TIE Misses Adelia Ahlstrom and
Ada Hactor left last Monday for
their home at Elon, Iowa. K
Martin Langseth who has been
seriously i'll for few days last week
Is well enough to be considered out
Of danger. III. .s SIT = .s:~
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Org.

Mr.. Warren moved from their
cottage to the depot last Tuesday.
Reca Johnson was home for few
days the first of the week.
The Doeden boys are at Cas-. Kings
Smelling corn for Hubbard and
Palmer 20. ,.S.. =. -. -: *, ~ i =,
Mrs. Zealand went to Kenneth
last Saturday for q short visit with
her brother. ". B. Royse. r.. =
! Mr.. and Mrs. Borst, Mr.. Pfiel,
Mr.. schuok, Mr.. 2. 9. Anderson,
and E. L. johnson started from Org
last Tuesday afternoon on the land
seekers excursion. They will 60 to
. Chicago then to some Of the western
states. > :. .:'5;s s:..z5
@sRecs johnson. returned to Mr.
Ayers Last Tuesday morning. She
has been staying there for the past
week. :. Z. <. s. ss, ss
They are having revival meetings
at the Wass school house. They b.
gan last Thursday night and they
will last the rest OF this week. a.
! Mr.. and Mrs. K. Deuth went to
Austin, Iowa, last week to visit with
- : -
their son Joe Deuth. FL . .5.5,ss t y /.
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oiq Preferred 4 81 Some Of Them.

" oiu Preferred BY Some Of Them.
Some years since, at a business
meeting of colored church in Port
land, Maine, just before the meeting
adjourned one Of the deacons called.
the attention Of the pastor to the fact
that they were out of communion
wine, and moved that supply should
be bought. The sexton said, before
the question was put, II wish to say
dat l hab heard many ladies OF de-
congregation express dere preferences
for gin." r ~
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Chemists Odd Jobs.

mankind is suspicious" said, q
chemist Of the board of health. "Only
last week a millionaire clergyman
sent me piece Of pumpkin pie for
analysis. He suspected that his daugh.
ter, beautiful and good girl. wanted
to put him out of, the way. The
pie contained, Of course, none but the
usual ingredients.
Some people send me pickles.
sauces, blackings-profitab and
widely advertised compositions that
they want to learn how to duplicate
and vena themselves. - r
There isn't well-known patent
medicine that hasn't been submitted
to me for analysis twenty or thirty
times."-New York Press.
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tEllsvvIorth,

Mr.. and Mrs. M. Reit6r entertaied
lasnum Der Of friends 1t their farm
home north Of town . week ago Sat-
|urday, the occasion being the
fifteenth anniversary Of their
marriage. u.
The ladies aid society of the NJ
E. church are arranging a grand
concert to be given at the church
on the evnening Of February 10th.
N. Fl. Peterson last week sold his
100 acre farm west of town to John
Wagner, the consideration being
$4,000. 90. We understand that Mr..
Peterson expects shortly to move to
Washington. = stt ss.. = -; Que RI. r.
John Neyens has removed to
Louisville, Kentucky, departing for
that place on Monday Of last week.
Mrs. James Burke, who has been
at the Luverne hospital for some
time has been taken to st. Paul for
treatment.
Alex Wrightwho formerly resided
east of this place, came down from
White, q. D., last week, to visit
among bis old neighb ors and friends
A basket social 10 to be held on
Thursday evening of this week,
and the boys and girls are anticipat-
ing a big time. q: H..
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Brevlster.

The Tribune man claims to, prin
all the news without fear or favor,
but we notice that he said nothing
about the affair that occurred here
last week., 4 Probably the married
man who got mixed up in the scrape
: paid him to keep still. 81 j.. .-. ! I
Some of our young folks enjoyed
a dance last Friday night at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Kestner.
. Rudolph Geyerman is suffering
: with the govt this week. G. 4s s. /,
Mrs. George Mercer Of Hatfield
visited here this week with her
parents. ~ -. = =. s. -. 81 :
The dance given last Saturday
night by the Imperial Orchestra was
well attended and = good time is
reported. , ]. ...5=== ~
A daughter is reported at the
home ct Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zorr
south Of town.. We understand
that there is also an increase in the
family Of Ely. Wilson, but have
not learned the sex. 4. :, =: -.
The grain market is keeping, up
we'll in spite of the cold weather.=
Bob Erickson was in Chicago this
week with q car. Of stock. =.
It is claimed that the prisoner
who escapted from Jail here last
week caught on to the constable g
buggy and rode out in the country
several miles, when the latter was
looking for him. $50 z:E !, !:
When in Brewster stop at the
Park Hotel. ...s.&tEzs.s. !.
& a. r. Nelson, . former resident
of this neighborhood was recenay
arrested By Constable Wsiaandt, on
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Bigelow,...

The firm Of Meter and Milliards
dissolved Partnership last week.
Sheriff Fauskee was in the Village
on Official busines last week
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"p,er" and "Pisralass. !.

o. "Plsr" and "PisrglAss."
v A "pier" properly should be a +
stone. The word Is identical with tho
French pierre A "piergiass" IL IL 4
glass that should be placed on tho /,
stonework between two windows.
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,,.S. ! S..ss. Adrian.
3 Attorney e j Jones was over from
Worthington on legal business Fri
day : -" ~:@s,s.-& ss Z. b.
Transfer was made last Saturday
in which Mrs Clara B Savannah be-
comes full owner Of the store form
erly owned in company with Mrs
Inga Mellon. r.. 7. ~ ) s - u
:. Ice harvest is now on. >s4s .:.s w :.
= shippy who was quite sick is:
again able to attend to duties at the.
Peterson bakery. X Emo. =.e II =. u,
Louis johnson of Lismore trans
acted business in Adrian Monday
. Mr. Bratager, the Lismore NOR:
chant, was III Adrian on business.
Monday.
Mrs. Clara B Savannah intends to.
move her stock and fixtures into the
Gullick Building about March 1st.ss
Lou Mohl, Of Sioux City, was an
Adrian caller Tuesday. ~>. * 3: n
Miss Lena Hanson, whose home is
south of Adrian, died at st. Paul
hospital Tuesday morning of con-
sumption, The body will be
brought here for interment. 5
The bans for the marriages Of
James Brazel and Miss Grace Ralli-
sey, and friedrich Eich and Julia
Wales were announced in the IT.
Adrain church Sunday. : 49, h
Mrs John Graves, of WATERFOWL.
South Dakota, visited Mrs A q Lind
gren Monday. ~ u. s..
~ Mrs Cady and daughter Of Mag
nolia visited the Boyoe family here
Monday. 7. =. ::. "a. y. y 1- .s=:.= . y
Rev Hanson conducted services
in Round Lake last week Il
Ole Hanson of Magnolia visited
friends in Adrian Saturday.
r II Mulhall OF Sioux City was il
Adrian Saturday. y " \ I
The senior class of our high school
will give . play on tho evening OF
February 90. =, -.
FL Nelson went to .Crookston,
MINI, Monday to visit relatives.
Andrew Johnaon and Sam Iver-
son went to Round Lake Monday.
Misses Ruth Cooper, Ida Boil, Iva
Grapes and sMeasrs Everett Mohi
and Renard Becker attended a
dance in Worthington Friday, all
report a good time. e.. ~.
John Engbart went to Racine,
Wis, Saturday to attend the funeral
Eof his father.
l. Chas stroemer returned Saturday
to his home in Norway, Iowa, after
a weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs FL A
Becker. - r. -
Mr. and Mrs Don Kellen went to
Lemars, Iowa TO attend the funeral
Of a relative, Monday.
Henry Roll Of Ellsworth, Sun
dayed in Adrian.
Ava Grapes, Ed Grapes and o T
Reesec went to Chicago Saturday
with a couple carloads of horses,
belonging to D Weinberg Il Go.
+ Mrs Campbell and daughter Mrs
Mari visited Supt. and Mrs Abbott
in Worthington Friday.
The Nelson Pharmacy, Adrian,
MINI, has the best government
receipt against Hog Cholrea. Have
4it put up when in Adrian.
81 Timothy Haid is confined to home
with q severe cold.
Nick Lenz has gone to Canada to
join his brothers Mike and Tom.
who have taken homesteads there,
and will make his home with them.
Attorney E. a. Jones was over
from Worthington the early part of
last week looking after business
matters. s s--.s:....s. ,,: NJ: -
Mrs M. Wolles was a Worthing-
ton visitor on Tuesday Of last week.
Miss Mildred Jones was the guest
Of Worthintgon relatives the early
part Of last week. 49,: -
Horse buyers have been inter-
viewing the farmers in this vicinity
Of late, and have purchased some
very fine animals.
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TX ~ z. - -
Ten members Of the gun CLUB
went down to Round Lake las'
Tuesday to shoot against the club
,at that place coming home with g
long string 81 victories.
Don't forget the Eclipse Of the
moon Friday night.
r. A. johnson, "A. g. Anderson
and "A. A.. Abbott were among those
who marketed fat cattle Last week.
I G. r. and Walter saxon delivered
q carload Of hogs at Worthington
last Wednesday getting the fancy
price $5.2s. s.S ... ss5 "A
u 90 :" g. Il
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HE|IeS5P|:ER

his best which shall begin to print few days. In select
ing Heper have been guided not only by judgment but
the opinions reviewers who that It the author
best story 7,.. .@'. q y -
= Paul Dispateh:-n many the best thing Mr..
Garland has done. sT1.f.
Independent New York:-A thrilling romance worthy Of
the authors reputation g. *.~.zSt%@&s +: 49,.
Buffalo CommerclaI:-Best constructed and most rea1s-
tic and intense story that he has written
Outlook, New Yor:-Mr Garland is at his best showing
the miner and tho cowboy they without
tho glamour of romance. ~
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