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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1906-02-22

SPF
SPRINGS. CHEROKEE CO
DIR. English. Phone is0.
RaHir coru for sale. Call at this
Office.
DR.. ]. S. Winkler returned from q
trip TO Colorado Springs.
II you expect to vote at the spring
you should register.
Billy Davies shipped lot Of nice
cattle to Kansas City last week.
John T. Polster is in ST. Louis
buying spring aud summer goods
Peter Covert hae gone 10 Provi'
dence, Okla, TO visit his son, Joe
Covert.
Mrs. A. r. Kane spent Sunday IN
Mia mi, the guest Of Mrs. Chas, Frib
ley.
rhe weather the last few days re
minds us that II is time TO have th'
garden plowed.
II. J. Millar of the Monon Minini
Company wert TO 81. Louis Tues
night on u business mission.
What do you think of the electric
road propositions Have you an,
idea me money can be raised:
I.P. Daniels was considerable,
improved the fore part of the week
but he is not so well at this writing
Miss Bessie Dent entertained
number of her friends on Saturday
evening, Feb. 10. The guests had
fine time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peters oi
township have gone
to Harrisburg, Oregon, to make
their home.
Hi Statzell, who is making such a
good paper out of the Scammon
Journal, was a Baxter Springs Wis
itor last Monday evening.
For SALE.-First Mortgages pay
ing better than six per cent interest
A Absolutely safe, better than sav'
ings bank. See L. II. Watts, office
of Baxter Mining Co.
Five hundred extra copies OF las'
weeks NEWS were mailed by par
ties who bought them for the pur'
pose of sending them where they
will do the most good.
Several capitalists from different
parts of the United States are in
the camp this week with a view te
The Baxter Springs
camp will hum this year.
A letter from DR.. ". A. Scott. vet
erinary surgeon, who is now 10
Gated Columbus, Ga, states that hi
is doing we'll, He inquiries abou
many of his friends here.
DR.. II. p. Jones will be at the OF
flee of DR.. c. N. Jones in this cit,
next Monday, Feb. 20. Persons de
string glasses fitted or eyes tested
should see him at that time.
If ever there was time wher
Baxter Springs needed street cross
iugs that time is right now, wher
there is mud everywhere. We trus
the council will move rapidly il
this matter.
Put your money iuto safe in
vestmcnt, First Mortgage on man
plant paying better thar
SIX per cent beats savings bank
See L. H. Watts, Office of Baxte
Mining Co.
The ladies auxiliary of the O.E.S
will give a chicken pie>dinner OF
Saturday, March 3. More definit
notice of came will be given II
next weeks paper. Watch for nc
tice and come. BY order of tn
president. Mrs. Lottie Rummel.
Bargain day was hummer. W
added new names TO our list unit
we wore the Office pencil out. W
will not say how many, becaus
YOU would not think it possible
The NEWS list is on boom, grow
ing like the proverbial and festiv
jimson weed.
Nothing more secure than Firs
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"MdsICa duGe J sabTOsa", dlIO
Strauss dIrIglsRdo sd 'SaIOn6, =

En- Praga ae representa- 81 mes do junio
pasadola sSalom6'' nueva opera de Ricardo
Strauss, que tambi6u hs debido darBs en-
Ia Scala de Milan.
Un professor de orquesta hR relatado
curiosOs incidentrs que SO produjeron du-
rante uno de los enBayos de la opera.
El mismo autor dirigfa la orquesta, y ge
mostraba excesivamente preocupado de
obteneE para su obra una eiecuci6n c6lida
y Calorida. Encontrando que Ia orquesta
no Gacaba Bufciente efecto de ciertos aeor-
deg, Strauss 90 levant6 y grit6: mo ten
gan ustedes consideration por las artistaB
que est6n 60 escena. No he puegto deli
cadeza alguna en- esta opera
Un instante despu6s, una nueva ints-
rrupcion:
''Es demaaiado dulce. Hay tOda via de-
masiado delicadeza en- este"
Los artistag repitieron q passie refor-
zando Ia voz y Strauss pareci6 satisfechO.
Sc lego asf un punto de Ia partitura, en-
que se desencadenan las trompas los
trombones. ssPero, i6venes, dice Strauss,
ustedes son gente demasiado domesticadas.
Deben ser como bestiaB feroces Esta no
es m6sica civilizada. Todo debe Ser fra
goroSo, Salvaje. Vayan al jaTdin zOol6-
gicO, oigan & las hienas y los tigTes y
sprendan como deber6 tocar Ia orquesta".
Pero en- otro momento Straus hubo de
manifestarse tan partidario de la dulzura;
como de Ia violsncia. QuieFe en- TODD 81
paroxiBmo y padece cOntrastes r6pidOB
como 81 Iel6mpago. .--
Cuando Herodes dice 4 la bailarina:
"Vieni, salom6, vieni beve del vino con
me'', Strauss detuYo nueYamente Ia or.
questa gritando; "Sehores, esto debera ser
dulce ,..... dulcfsimo ..,.. . sabros por
decirlo Rsf. Figdrense que est6n CO.
miendo una RIGA pera que se deshace en- Ia
boca." '-.:z.. - @.~4 .-
Y cuando saloms posa sus labios sObre
la cabsza tronchada de Juan Bautista pa.
"a besarla, otra vez Ia batuta de StFauB
golpe6 el atril deteniendo los n6sicoB
''Mas tpiano'', diiO 81 maestro. Els un
murmullo. Toquen ustedes con un placer
fntimo. !" dirigi6ndoDe & los vioIineg,
agreg6, "Mas dulce, precisamente como 81
90 tratara de una fruta que se disuel.
ve."
Leyendo todo este, 90 adivfna que Ia
m6sica de "Salom6' debe tener IN sabor
muy particular.
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0S.

Il 5s =
& TodaB las religi0nes, sin excepci6ns vie
men seT asf como puertos de tefugio, en-
los que So amparan, con aspeFanzaB de
salvarBe, las nave8 desarboladas poF las
tempeatades de Ia duda, que indefectible-
mente SO foKman y Sc desaEEollan en Ell
mar de Ia vida.
Exigen los mas undimentRrios prin.
cipios de moral social, que para busear 81
triunfo de una idea, se adopten medios i
Sc prediquen Razones que be inspiren siem-
pre- On q seDtimiento de Ia mas pura
verdad.
Todo 10 que es justo, eB santo; 81 tn
causa es jueta, no to inquiete la lentitud
de 50 progreso y haBta Ia de 81 egtaciona.
miento; que 81 ella esta inspirada 81 ID
verdad en- 81 sentimiento dol deber, ss
abrira paao triupfsFa de todoa los obs.
taculos que sc le presenter.
Las ideas luminosas vienen iempre
de 10 alto, pero veces al tomar cuerpo
en- las realidades de IaTvida, sd horrorizan
dc las olas de tango y So detienen 4 Yerlas
pasar sin Balpicarse, esperanto oportnni.
dad de venir puras y sin manchag, Illenar
Ia mission que les esta encomendada por
Dios.
:. Todo 81 que concibe y exterioriza una
idea gTande, que apesar de Bus esfuerzoB
no logra ser realizada, por 50 desapafici6n,
tendra continuadores que 10 hardn vivir
en- Ia memoria de los pueb'oR La histo-
ria impartial le hara justicia.
JUAN-B. NIEVES.
Arroyo, Noviembre> 20 de 1905.
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APOLOGO.

Una rata campesina asom6 Ia cabeza
por la entrada de 81, cueva, y VIC, no lejOs
de ALI, una heFmoBa manzana.
Els para mf!-chill6, apoder8ndoBe de
la fruta.
PerO un mono, descendiendo r6pidamen-
te de un SrboI, aproximose de un par de
saltoB 4 Ia rata, le arrebat6 Ia manzana y
gan6 de nuevo Ia copa del 6rbol, gritando
con tono triunfante:
., IFS para mi! :
Un aguila que pTesenciaba la fiesta, Ger.
ni6ndose magestuosamente en- 81 espaciO,
no dei6 tempo al mono para gozar de su
victoria; arroj6se sobre el como una fe-
cha, clav6 sus garras On Ia manzana y
remont6 su vuelo exclamando:
Els para mi! .-4 49,.
EntonCes un hombTe, que se dedicaba
4 cazar por aquellos parajeS, Sc echo la
escopeta a Ia cara, ,, con certera punterfs
atraves6 de un balazo al ave, que cay6 q
sus pies revoloteando.
Soy el pTimero entire todos los seres,
y por algo me denomino frey de Ia crea.
ci6n"-dijo el hombre apoder6ndpse de Ia
manzana,-i para mil e
Le echo 81 disnte; pero el fruto estaba
casi huecO, J del CentrO aali6 un gusano,
que dijO al hOmbre: ~a.~. -s~ t.
-iEs para mil
Ransiro B5apseo.
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N 0 7 / G E
P. o. Box 6sa. San Juan, F

Having to vacate his present location on
the Marina, the undersigned offers for sale
his large stock of new and second hand
goods, as follows for cash
Three iron safes in good condition.
Contractors supplies, Anvils, Vises, Crow
Bars, Chain Of all sizes, Spikes, Nails,
Galvanized iron, Jack Screws, Etc.
Manila Cordage of all kinds and sizes,
Wire cable, Pulley Blocks, Anchors, Cars,
Etc, Mule and Horse Shoes, Tarred Felt
Roofing paper, Blacksmith tools, Army
beds, NEW and second handy, ereOsOted
piles, twelve sets of new plataform scales,
weighing 900 to 1900.
Hand trucks, WheelbarroWs, Wagon
Wheels, and general assortment of arti-
Cles too numerous to mention. o.
In addition to the above, the buildings
now on the premises are offered for sale.
JOHN CLOY. ...--
P.O Box 683 San Juan Pto. Rico. -
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iLLEGARON los sOmbraros d castor tBombi-

LLEGAR0N los SOmhrsrOs dc Castor (Bombi-
tosl que esperaban los clientes de la ''Villa
de Madrid".
Es ell sombrero propio de climas tropica-
les pues solo pesa unas dos onzRs.
Tambien negarOn las nuevas camisetas
de crepo. cuellOs y puflos de hilO Austria
cos Peabody, casimires ingleses, telas de
h1lo espafolas y un explendido surtidO de
ENGAGES Valencien, Nottingham Y Bruse-
las, 1nclusO aplicaciOnes de seda.
A los almacenes de Ia "Villa de Madrid
acude toda persona de gustO; en- este esta-
blecimIentO todOs los dias son de moda.
.TelefOnO 273. P. o. B. 764. San Fran
cisco 81. San Juan, P. r.
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7 CiS1S sell
Your Real Estate lT Business


Teniendo que trasIadar su residencia de
la Marina; Ell abaio firmado ofrece en- ven
ta su gran acopio de los siguientes objetos
tantO nuevos como de segunda mano, al
cOntado.
Tres cajas de hierro en- buen estado, sur
lido en- yunques, tornillos, bRrras pie de
cabra, cadenas de todOs tamafios, espigo-
mes, c!avOs, hierro galvanizado, gatos cor
naqnis.
Cordages de Manila de todas classes y ta-
mafios, cable de alambre, motones, anclas,
renOs, Iona y estopa, alquitran y pez, acei-
to, pinturas herramientas para mulas y
caballOs, papel de fltro embreado para
techO, herTamientas para herreros, camas
para 81 ejercito [nueVas y de segunda ma
mol estacas creosotadas, ~ iuegOs de roma
mas para pIataforma de peso de 600 q 1900
lb., carretones de una rueda, ruedas para
carros y un gran surtidO de art1Culos de
alta menci0n. a<
Afladiendo q 10 expresadO que la casa
nisma en- que SO encuentran los enarrados
RrtfculOs, se ofrece igualmente en- venta,
JOHN CLOY. .>
P. o. Box 6SG}. San Juan, Pr
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Sc VENDE una finca, situada en- la carre-
terra de ManatG Ciales, seis kilometres
del primer pueblo, de 1000 cuerdas de ex-
tension propias para cana, tabacO y pastos.
Comunica con la plaza de la Central 4.Mon-
serrate" por la carretera mencionada y po-
see un cable aereo para transporte de cana
Tiene en- la Aetualidad 800 euerdas de cana
de- plantilla, cuyos priIneros toc0nes Sc
venden tambien, Tiene bueyada suficien-
to, carros americanos y del pals, casas y
Tanehos.
Dirigirse q Manuel Blazuuez, ManRtf. 4
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PARQUE BORINQUEN
LINEA FERREA DEL oEsFE

LNEA FERREA DEL oEsTE
ItinerariO.- salidas do Bayam6n , Capi.
re- Embellishments.
Diag laborRbla-Dn afIana g., 7O5.8 20
9.45 11.OO. TarIo 12.16, 1.45, R,i6, ABS, 5. as
, $50. .....
Dia6 6fsstlvOs.-Ma6sna 6. 7.O5. $40. O.65
y 11.O0 Tards 1915, 1.SO, 2.R0, $50. l,8O
5.45 y $50. =. -.
BiIlOEe baratOs para d1as festivOs. De
ORtafio Bayam6n, ida y vuelta IL claso
40-25 o. case $0-16. De Bayana6n q CatafIO
ia y vuesta - class SO-15, 24 .class SO-I0.
Billoto GEd1nariO de Capital & Cata1O en-
2R clas0 q 4 csntaYOs. Z.
BaYam6n, 19 de SoptiOmbro de 1903. Re.
mon VaIdeg.
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Sc aTTlsnda 8: VGndS

Una f1nca rdstica,. compuesta de- $50
euerdas prOpias para siembras5 de cflas,
frutOs memories, tabacO, chinas etc. eUc.
Tfene casa habitaci0n, aparatos antiques
para la elaboration de aZticar y excelente
aqua potable. Esta situada & OriIlas de Ia
Carretera de Aguadilla q Isabella. q 30 mi
nutOs de la primera pOblaci6n,
AguadillR. 45. va
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tan, no le faltaran & usted gallinaS. Hay
muchas otras aldeas en- 81 canine y elias
acudire siempre que sea necesario. Yo
soy como mi padre: cuan do convene, no
repRFo en- NADIA.
r. BAZIN.
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De lNTERES PARTICULAR.-se agradece y
gratifcara la persona que entregue la
familia Gomez, de Puerta de 1ferra, un
RelOj con imperdible de orc, propio de
seflora que fue perdido de San Juan &
Puerta de TERRA el sabado dia "a de su
noche. 8Y.s.
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1910, QUE INTEREsA!-se desea oOmprar IN
Hotel Boarding House. que este situado
en- un puntO centTic0 de esta capital y que
ademas tenga una regular clientela. Para
informes diTiiirse Pedro Estasen, Offcina
San Juan Light Transit. 8Ov.s s.
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]. 7, Silva Banking & COmerciaI CumpaDv

PR
BRANCH IN PARIS 1PLACE DE LA ADELEINE
BasIud Letters Of Credit all cities in the word.
teanss made
All matterbl of q banking aud
All profay business solicited.
CORRESPONDENTS OF
Credit Lyonnas London, Paris Mllhd aud Blecel)l
Banque ransstlantique Paris.
Sosiet6 G6neraIe Paris.
American Express Company York
g Amsinck 6
q. Holins & lew
Walls Fargo Bank San Francisco CaifFnia
Netional Blnk ofCommerce Knasas City.
GENERAL AGENTS OF
CeutraIe GCoosoS Ag ddIa (Pdssts
Norwich Unon FIRE Insurance Society N)rwiHh, England
British American Assurance Company
Steamship Company
COmpagnie Generates TFasatlantique
rteFnaronaer Lloyd Marin AssHracee Co. Berlin
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INpICLlOR GENERAL

CoNsEI0 "A LAS MADRES.--Ei iaTabe caln1ante de
"a Sen Winsow debe lsarse sempe que los nihos
4 PsqgeHo pseiens produce ~ slleo natural trsnguio,
Sc muy agadabIe Al paadar, eama Al nio absnda slls
snas, aivia su: dolores haee faees las fneiones del
est6inago regNa los intestnos. Es 81 meor renedo
eonocido para u daea va provenga esa de Il denti6n
de euaquiera otFa Tengase mueho edado pedi
"Iarabe Calmante de Ia Sonora Winslow es & rle
fcdos
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- Regalamos un hermoso Re-
Q loj 8 tOdo el que hos venda
"a piezas de nuestra prem
derfa q 10 ctvs. cada una.
"a Envie su nombre y direcc-
cion pidiendOnos "a prem
das y Sc las enviaremos q
vuelta de coTFeo para su
venta. Dirlisse
TIE PORTO-RICO HOME SUPPLY Co
p. 0. BOX A88. San Juan, PR
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VENTA.---POr ausentarse su duefIa, se ven
de en- Santurce, una casa de MADEIRA de
dos pisos reclen construida. InfoFmara
el senior Steinacher, Of1cin8s del Ayunta-
miento San Juan Puerto Rico.
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j "QUIERE I'D. PONERsE GRUEsA
7 COLORADO?
Consulte con su medico p6ngase las
inyecciOnes de cacOdilato
70 LAS PONGO fSIN DOLOR!
ADOLFO g. FORTUNO, Practicante.-
Lima "a aIfoa
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-ADMlNlSTRACION DE FINGAB
.URBANA6.- Sin quebrantOs para 81 en.
tiAta. DiEigirsa Fortalaza 55, San Fran
cisco p. R ID. joss m. CayFsro.
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En- egtallmpTenta ss Vende papel de pc
ri6dic0 vieio { e2-ll0 unintaI
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Arroyo, NOviembrd 20 de 1906.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-06-22

. Man Thinks

A Man Thinks
that he "thinks" a lot of
his family when be would fight
for them. That's what most
} men think But do you think
enough Of them to buckle down
to hard work of self-denial, so
you can keep them we'll to the
: front end of the prceession7 Or
would you rather their prospect
I would be dimmed and their ewes
be clouded bv the dust kicked
I up by those ahead? Want
them to see, the Band and hear
| the Music7 Or to take "back
J, seat" and be subject to the snubs
J of upstarts7
Get q few dollars ahead so
your family can look the whole
world in the face and tell them
to ''eo TO blazes."
FrND YOUR PRIDE dear fellow,
+ and start a bank account before
j, Saturday night. You're vel
/ come here.
The Citizens National Bank
WORTHlNdTON
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visiting in Sibley.
Robt. Erickson IF Brewster was
in town Wednesday.
Eugene Beckley is home On visit
under the parental roof. :.
Frank Chermack is home from
Denver for the summer.
F. L. Humiston is in South
Dakota this week on real estate
deal.
T. B. Pettingill of Adrian
registered at the Worthington last
Sunday.
C. W. Fitzpatrick and wife of
Adrian we're guests at the Worth
ington Tuesday.
Mrs. ". e. Nichols Of Lake Park
came up Wednesday to attend the
Eastern Star picnic.
Stephen Wickstrom of Indian
Lake, transacted business in Worth
ington on Wednesday.
Mrs. Jas. Cowan of Adrian was
a guest of Miss Matte Hastings
several days last week.
Mrs. j. L. Jones of Mitchell, s.
D., spent several days in Worthing-
ton last week visiting old friends.
G.. H. Allen and bride left on
Tues lay for Fort Dodge, Iowa,
where they will visit relatives for
a while.
Major J. H. Bingham and Capt.
Frank Stevens went to Luverne
Wednesday to attend the g. A. r.
reunion.
The Worthington dress club is
now running. Ladies and gents
clothes cleaned and pressed. Goods
called for and delivered. Satisfac
ton guaranteed, phone 159.
Rev. Darnell, Miss JENNIE Clark,
Mrs. Alma Peterson and DR.. Saxon
left the first Of the week to attend
the annual meeting of the Mime
sofa Valley Baptist Association at
Lake Crystal. !
Miss Ida Stork, cashier in Hart
& Co.'S store, returned on Monday
from short visit to her home at
New Ulm. She was accompanied
by her sister Martha, who spent a
few days here.
M. Il. Hurd and wife went to
Austin last week to visit relatives.
Mr.. Hurd returned on Tuesday, but
Mrs. Hurd will make more ex-
tended stay and will visit at points
in Iowa before returning.
Several showers this week laid
the dust anu brought cooler
weather, but otherwise were of no
special benefit, although no damage
was done. Warmer weather would
be good for the corn, but other
crops are looking their best.
The meeting that was called for
Monday evening to consider the
subject Of recognizing the Worth
ington cornet band failed to
materialze, partly on account of the
Indictment weather and partly owing
to the lack of interest. so the matter
has been dropped for the present.
An effort is being made to organize
a band in the militia company, and
at the meeting of the company on
Tuesday evening committee COM
posed of 1t. Ward, Private Crandall,
and Corp. Dodge was appointed to
take charge of the matter.
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LOCAL NEWS
,H<NH%%~~ ~@H1H@1|


E. Ober of Lorraine did trading in
Worthington Tuesday.
J. Fl. sprague OF Fairinont was a
guest at the Western Saturday.
Mankato Commercial College
opens Sept. 3. Send for catalog.
Mrs. E. K. Smith and two young
est children are visiting at Edna, la.
For Sale-A brand new piano
and also house plants.
Mrs. George Miller.
Mayor W. E. Madison and family
spent last Sunday with relatives at
Fulda.
W. A. Cloud went to Sibley on
Wednesday to attend the Woodman
picnic.
A. Anderson Of Forrestville, S.
D., registered at the Allen house
Tuesday.
Miss Dott Mott went to Luverne
Monday for a weeks visit with
friends.
G. q. Jones of Lemars. Ia, was
registered at the Allen house last
Saturday.
Miss Sophia Booth Of Waupun,
Wis.,, is a guest at the home OF
Mayor Madison.
Mrs. Carl Bishop and daughter
Beth went to Pipestone Saturday
for weeks visit.
Mrs. R. Fl. Dieckhoff went to
Luverne Tuesday to spend few
days with friends.
The Hubbard & Palmer elevator
at Heron Lake was destroyed by fire
last Saturday night.
One shetland pony for sale,
weight about 400 lbs. Sound and
gentle. Will Oliver.
O.. Cairncross, of the Omaha
freight Office force, went to Mime
apolis Tuesday on a visit.
For sale-Short horn bull, 10
months old. Section 16, town OF
Worthington.
D. Behrens.
=. A. N. Renner went to MankatO
Tuesday to attend a meeting Of the
knights of Columbus, when large
class was initiated.
; Banker G. T. Topper went to
Minnetonka Monday to attend
meeting of the Minnesota State
Bankers Association.
A new boat pier is beng built
on the lake shore near the bath
house. 1t will accommodate all
the boats on the lake.
Misses Evelyn and Grace Parry
OF Lemars, Ia, spent last week here
visiting at the home of their grand
father, Thos. Prideaux.
T. A. Palmer and fanny and Mr..
and Mrs. Ira Mishler attended
reunion Of the Palmer family at
Lake Park Iowa. Tuesday of this
week. :-..'. 49,.
Editor Weinandt of the Herald re-
turned Saturday morning from the
State convention. He spent a
couple of days in the twin cities
and a day at"Brewster. r. @-~..
Prof. H. R. Edwards and family
are visiting relatives in Wisconsin.
On their return the professor will
take up his work in summer school
at the Mankato Normal.
F. L. Humiston returned last !
Saturday from the state convention
held at Duluth. On his way home
he visited in Aitkin county where
he owns a large tract of land. i
A. N. Douglas came down from
Minneapolis last Saturday, and has
concluded to spend the summer
here, as he finds his health much
better here than at Minneapolis.
Don't let the baby suffer from .
eczema, sores, or any itching of the
kin. Doan's Ointment gives
instant relief, cures quickly. Per- :,
'ectly safe for children. All
druggists sell it. l.
A special train on the Omaha
,assed through here Thursday =
morning bearing 600 excursionists
rom Luverne and Adrian for the :,
Noodmen picnic at Madelia. A y