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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-06-25
LEAVING CALIFORNIA;


The following letter we publish for
the benefit Of those who may have the
California fever" This letter speaks
c liedy of the state of society IN Cali
fornia. Contrast this state with that
which is found here in the National
Colony in three-year-old community
Here we have regular church services
every Sunday, and a dozen Sabbath
Schools in operation throughout the
county. Here mans neighbors are
pretty sure to be steady, cllurch-going,
intelligent men, and we are almost to-
tally free from ruffians and desperadoes.
All accounts agree that California is
now overrun with emigrants. and hun-
dreds are returning to the estates. D.
The general testimony also is that Cal
ifornia is not by far as good State for
men Of small means as Minnesota:
BRIDGEPORT, Mono Co., CAL,
June 18th, 1875
MILLER, HUM1sTON & CO.,-Gentle-
men: In No. II Of our Fireside Friend,
which received by the last mail, no.
ticed an article entitled "Homes In the
West. Where to Go. Some of the
Most Important Considerations" You
may think it strange that a Californian
should write to you, but I would say
that after little over four years of life
here, that it would have been far better
for me and for many others to have zen:
dured the ills of an eastern life than to
fly to others which We know not of. D.
The society here is very poor. In fact
do not think I would be exager:
ating if I should say we are devoid OF
good society. There is not place OF
public Worship within an hundred miles
of lis. T he Sabbath day is made day
for sport and trade; instead of day
for moral and intellectual improve.
ment. On Sundays the valley people
and miners congregate together and
the day Is passed in trading, gambling,
drinking and horse racing. You may
think have drawn a dark picture, yet
no more than is justified by the facts:
But the whole truth has not been told.
There is q darker shade. of dissipation
which for many is destined to eclipse
all the brightness. ;, :.
have made up my mind to quit this
grand and beautiful, yet violent and
reckless country With this end III
view, at the age of %, have sold Thy
stock and land preparatory to seeking
a home somewhere on the other: Side Of
the hockey Mountains:
! I will have my business settled here
so as to start by fall. Having to-day
read the article concerning the Nation
al Colony I concluded to address few
lines to you at once for further inform:
alton. Please let me hear from you al
your earliest convenience, and oblige;
Respectfully Yours,
| EUGENE L. HOWARD:
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
-SUMMONS:

SUMMONS:
CrAEE OF MixKEsorA, CO.
y COUNTY OF MOBILES. 3d.
District Court, Sixth Judicial District:
James NJ. Lytle, Plaintiff,
=; against :,
Horace L. Lackor; Elihu Smith, and g. t. Shei:
don, Defendants.
The State of Minnesota to the abofe.nSnaed de.
PENDANTS.
YOU and each of you are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint III
this action which complaint has been filed in tho
office Of the Clerk of tiIis Court at Worthinetoa
III said Mobiles county, and to serve copy Of
your answer to said complaint on. the subscriber
at his office in the village Of WortiiinEton, Conn:
ty OF Mobiles, State of Minnesota, within twenty
days after the service OF this SUMMONS upon YOU;
exclusive of the day Of such service and 4 you
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply
plaint.
Dated Worthington, May 10th, 1875 -,
Il. n. CARRIER:
:S-3w. 1'''
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The New York Star says: ''Captain
William H. Brown committed suicide
on Friday by cutting his throat, and he
did it for love. If rumors be TRUE, he
was engaged to the young lady in New
Orleans who has since become the wife
of Phil. Sheridan. She sent Brown a
ring with BE satisfied upon it. Brown
swallowed the ring, but was not salts
fed. He then cut his throat: Poor
fellow - ~-~
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One of the singular occurrences Of the
season was an earthquake on Friday
last in portions of Ohio and Indiana,
the centre Of the disturbance appear
ing to be about Sidney, on the Toledo
and Cincinnati railroad, This is prob
ably the first shake Of an attack Of
ague, and our advice, as usual, is to
come to Minnesota, where neither the
earth nor IT, inhabitants have agqe.
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RCHOOL HOLlNE

There was another school meeting on
Tuesday evening last. Messrs. Robin
son and Chase were employed to furn-
ish plans and specifications for a school
house, and as soon as these are ready,
the Board will advertise for bids. The
general plan adopted Is that cf a hex
agonal building, with sides of SO feet,
posts q. and II feet to ceilings. There
will be three rooms above and three be-
low and three stairWays, It Is hoped
that at Least the lower portion can be
finished in time for occupancy by the
opening Of the sehpoe. @=.
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LITERARY NOTICES.

Scribner for July opens with a poem
by Stedman, entitled Kearney at Seven
Pines. This is followed by very inter-
esting illustrated article on San Fran
cisco. The Recollections of Charles
Sumner are continued, and Francis
Gerry Fairchild furnishes another pa
per on his theory of Spiritualism, &C
counting for all the phenomena by mo-
tions of the nervous system. There
are several poems and number of
other articles and stories.
st. Nicholas for July is an unusually
rich number. Among the more inter.
esting contents, we notice How the
Grasshoppers Came; American Ora.
tors, illustrated; How to make a Boat
illustrated; A Glance at Rhineland, il
Illustrated. There are a number Of
other articles, stories, poems, etc., al
interesting and some valuable. Scrib
ner 4 Co., New York.
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The Window Reporter is emphatic
against the use of fire. CRACKERS on the
Fourth and urges stringent ordinance
prohibiting their use. It says: 1--WE
hope the people will press the matter
and ask the council to call an extra ses-
sion at once for this one important OBJ.
ject. It is better to clock the barn be-
fore the horse is stOlen.''
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THE REF() RM. PsARI. y.


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S.. S.
" 9 stated Ia last week Chat, the Reform
or Temperatures part which held "a
EConvention at Minneapolis on stho 16tl,
had nominated Prof. ii umistolnl of En-,
place for Governor " ind tha follow.
! s. s.s Wv
; ~! lepgts = ene ptl'los y. tne -. aul
DlSintch:: 5.ss ~
I Two informal ballots Tor cand idata
for Governors were had ...itI ileinn 1,nS las
stood that Exc overnor Austin Would
not accept the; nomination.. and sMr.
Brown. desiring to withdraw. On the
first ballot the whole number of.votes
was 48, distributed as follows: 3. !: q O.
HID. Brown ..s y .s S:zz : -. III
". w. Satterlee -.,...*.: - ..,..;..
r. f. Humiston - -zT 80. 80
Horace Austin -.1".. III 80
Us. Pillsbury ~ 4, - .s: 2 = :*s.- "a
D. J. Higgins .,. - s.. II !.
u Mr., Brown wished to withdraw In "a.
yor OF Prof: Humlston, and the second
NV ieoulteu: A.s Ell Z :,
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DR.. Moore recently killed eight small
skunks about his premises. The DR..
is live Druggist, and is now prepared
to go into the manufacture of the new
Worthington perfumery, ''otter of
skunk'' on large scale.
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The Minneapolis Tribune gives care
full and accurate market reports. Min
neapolis is called the best market for
country produce. and we call the atten-
ton of our merchants to the Daily, and
Of our farmers to the Weekly Tribune,a
very fullrepcrts. They are Invaluable,
The publishers will always send sample
COPIES free. zs.E - - #~eE>, .'y 4 2.
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We learn that BERTHE Lewis, son Of
Rev. J. w. Lewis, had his shoulder
dislocated 4 few days since.
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Rev. J. M. Smith will preach in the
new school house, District No. 20,
Ransom, at II O'Clock a. M, Sunday,
July 4th.
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The amount of. money loaned and
still due in this county on real estate, as
shown by the mortgage record books, is
$87, 1875. SIC, 800 of this has been loan
ed since the 9Th of February last,
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Mr.. Doane, of Rochelle, Illinois, has
been spending several days in the Colo
ny looking for a location. lie does not
hesitate to pronounce ours the best
community and the best soil he has
found in the West.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1875-06-25

Good team Of horses, harness and
wagon for sale. Apply at this Office or
to W. H. Mock. ct
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G. T. Pope has purchased the build
ing on the corner Of Third Avenue and
Ninth Street and will Hereafter deal
out the slender boot" at that place.
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THE aRAN6HOPPER2

For week or ten days past we have
had reports of the grasshoppers in the
regions south of us. They have come as
far north as forty miles south of Sioux
City, and we hear of some in the settled
portion of Southern Dakota. They
are flying northwest. Singularly
enough, since they began to fly, the
prevailing winds over us have been
from eastward and have doubtless ten.
ded to keep the locusts from bearing in
this direction. These east winds have
done service before. See Genesis ii, Fl,
land the Lord caused the sea to 90
back by a strong east wind" :.
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LosT.-A large white and black spot
ted coach dog. A reward will be paid
for any information left at this office
which may lead to his recovery. 1t
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The Ladies of the Presbyterian So
ciety will give a strawberry festival one
week from tonight, July End, in the
new church building.
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MA RRTED.

MARRIED.
In Worthington, June "A, 1875, by Rev.. H: B;
Tuttle, Mr. THOMAS WILSON, of Dewald, and
Miss MARGARET PRoTHRo, of Worthington.
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Mrs. Van Buskirk, of Williamsport,
Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. DR..
Langdon. She expresses herself as
highly pleased with our beautiful prai-
rieS.
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THEDIAGONAL ROAD.

A~O~As
B. w. Woolstencroft, the County
Surveyor, has returned from making a
survey of the diagonal road from Wor-
Ellington to- the northwest corner Sec
ton ., Town 104, Range AZ, or the
town just east of the one in the north
west corner of the county. The road
is now plated and staked. The length
of the road is fraction over 21 miles.
The distance to the same point follow
ing sectional lines is 81 miles, making
a difference of nearly 10 miles. The
northern portion of the road is over
high rolling prairie. the central over
level ground and the southern over roll
ing prairie, crossing Okabena creek
SEVERAL times.
Tow let us have similar diagonal
road in the direction af Spirit Lake. =.
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On and after July first. G. r. Pope's
Shoe Store will be found ON the corner
Third Avenue and Ninth Street, oppo-
site Third Avenue Hotel. st
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Delinquent Ta . : I
3 81 z5s:s .;.; flc9..s *.s... (

fI,EL persons who have not paid their Personal
IN Property Tax of 1873 are hereby notified that
prompt attention to it will save expense. e.
II. d. HUMlSTON, CO. Treasurer.
WorthingtOn, June 49, l875-41-3W: 81 ) E. r ~:
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WANTED.

WANTED,
A girl to do general housework. Also
a young man to do farm work. Apply
to DIR. BEDFORD.
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We don't know of any one whom we
like to see happy better than John Red
ding, nor do we know what can add to
his happiness now, since he has become
the father of a nine-pound boy. Our
Worthington contemporary either does
not keep correct tally or his t'minor
arrivals" are scarce. Next.-Windom
Reporter.
We reported two last week and one
this. Worthington is certainly several
ahead now. ~,'"t
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SOUTHERN 1fINNESOTA ROAD.

at last accounts Blue Earth county
had paid out In grasshopper. bopnties
the snug suIa Of $50, $50 p: s=
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Mr.. Hansberger put out ten acres 0!
trees on his tree claim last week.
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OFFICERS.
ATTORNEYS.

NJ b. SOUI.E,
nj. COUNSELLOR AT-LAW
And Not Sry Public. Office on Tenth Street, In
the Post Once. Prompt attention given to con
veyancing. (27ly.
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8-tf,

>, NOTICE-LdND WARRANT LOST
WTHEREAS, Land Warrant No 6 I'll for oa9
w hundred and sixty acres, issued to jeooo
Rurdick, of Bridgwater, Oneida county. New
York, under the act Of 1855, and by him keld in
his own name, was lost on or about the tenth
day of June, A. ID. 1872, as is believed somewhere
Oh the prairie between Worthingt0n and Jack
itmay concern that application Is: about to 30
made to the Commissioner of Pensions ut Wash
ingtOn for the reissue Of said warrant under tie
provisions OF the act of Congress approved June
80, 1860. JESSE BURDlCE
Mav7 1875-35-cw g..
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B. N. CARRIER,

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
AND .
CLERK OF DIST. COURT.
All business left with him will receive prompt
attention,
once on 9th Street opposite the Park.
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n CARD.

n CARD.
An announcement was made in re-
cent issue of the ADVANCE, stating
that the Fourth would be celebrated at
the Island, Graham Lakes. When this
announcement was made we were not
cognizant~ of the fact that the enterpris-
ing citizens of Heron Lake had inaugu-
rated preparations for a grand demon
stration at that place; and also that the
Changers and members of the Grand
Army, at Hersey, had effected arrange
ments for an exclusive picnic. Acting
on the principle that united we can sue
cessfully celebrate, and divided we fail
to realize a fulfillment of our transcen-
dental expectations, we withdraw our
announcement for this year in favor of
our Heron Lake neighbors, who are
patriotic, clever and liberal, and will
spare no painato make it agreeable and
pleasant to all who may see fit to unite
with them in their patriotic demonstra-
tions on the third.
That We may not be flanked by like
circumstances next year, We would now
say that the great Centennial will be
celebrated at the Island on Monday,
the Fourth of July, 1879, in opposition
to similar event to come off at Phila-
delphia. WARREN SMITH.
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STRA IYBERRY FESTIVAL.
The Ladies of the Union Congrega-
tional Church will hold the first straw
berry festival Of the season this evening
in the the basement of the Church.
Cordial invitation to all.
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NOTICE. U. 8: Land ONCE, Worthinseoa,
IN MIMI, June 18th, 1875.
!, Complaint having been entered at this once
abandoning homestead entry No. 1916, dated
Nov: 7, 1878, Upon the ne x Section q; township
1872 range 43: in N6bles county, Minnesota,
wit With a. view "a the cancellation q said entry;
appear at this Office 1T Worthington, on the 1st
day. of September. 1875 at O'Clock p! m, tq
respond and fusnish testimony concerning said
alleged absindOnltient.
MONS GRJNAGER; Register:
Al j. r. MOULTON, Receiver.
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PHYSICIANS.

T CRAFT, NJ. D..
PHYSICIAN e SURGEON.
Special attention given to Surgery and the
treatment Of Female Diseases, having had eight
years experience.
OFFICE-At residence, corner OF Fourth Ave-
nue and Eleventh Street, Worthington, MINES
Ota. ALLY.
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AD.D Dr.

An letters addressed to Miller, Hum
ist0n & Company, w rt Ellington. MOBILES
county, Minnesota, will be promptly
answered, and full information given
concerning the n National Colony.
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BUNLNESS.


The following item, clipped from the
Heron Lake department Of the Jackson
Republic, explains why it is that bust
ness from this county goes elsewhere.
Sibley is taking a larger share of our
trade probably than any other point, be
cause her business men are attending to
the matter Of pushing roads and build
ing bridges to the county line:,
Mr.. Chapman and Mr.. Briggs, of
Graham Lake, spent part of the week
hauling timber, lumber, &C., from here
for the new bridge across the outlet of
Graham Lakes. Mr.. Chapman says
this bridge places those living in his
neighborhood s'fve miles nearer Heron
Lake" This probably explains why
our business men contributed $50. 90
towards building it, and also. shows
that they have an eye ROBUSTNESS.
From the Rock County Herald.1
Capt. Mons Grinager, Register of the
u. S. Land Office at Worthington, reg
istered at the LuVerne House Thurs
day evening.
Mr.. Stockdale, of the firm of Humis-
ton Il Stockdale, dealers in hardware
and agricultural implements, at Worth
ington, come over last Wednesday to
introduce the ''Emerson'' corn pillow
among our agriculturists. 49,.
ar SOUTHERN MINNESOTA ROAD:
J. C. Eaton. accompanied bya delega-
ton of New York capitalists, will leave
Winnebago City, Minnesota, the pres
entterminus Of the Southern .Minneso:
ia Railroad, in few days, for the pur-
pose of visiting Sioux Falls and other
points on the line of the road. We are
reliably informed that there is now
money enough on hand to grade, tie
and equip the road from Winnebago
City to jackson, q distance Of fifty
miles, and that the entire bed to the
Territorial line will be graded by May
LIST, 1875. It is conceded that Mr.. J.
G. Eaton will be the Manager and Sn-
perintendent of the road between Sioux
Falls and Winnebago CitySioux
Falls Pantagraph:
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ACCEPTS THE NOMINATE

ACCEPTS THE NOMINA TON.
Prof. Humiston has been to St. Paul
and Minneapolis during the week, and
after comforting with friends of the Re-
form movement, has concluded to &C.
cept the nomination for Governor.
We saw at Moore s. Smiths the 9TH
er day one of the curiosities of the ex.
press business. It Was a letter sent out
to trace some goods shipped to Norway
but not delivered, according to the
statement Of the consignee. The tracer
has been to Bremen and back and re.
ports goods delivered last August.
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CRUMBS FOR ClaOAFEPS

Wv O@HAA|o
A gentleman in this place received a
letter last week, from Adams county,
Illinois, dated at Payson, June Is, in
which the writer speaks of crop pros
poets as follows:
'SOur wheat crop is almost Il failure.
Of apples we will have less than a half
crop; other fruit is Il failure. Corn is
backward and not doing much at grow-
ing. The army worms are making hav-
oc of the crops in Pike county: There
is great excitement here, accustomed by
the discovery Of a large swarm of grass
hoppers on the farm of Mr.. Moray,
and Il report that they had appeared in
vast numbers in Pike county. And be-
sides this the ''hopper-hunted" Missou-
rians are crowding in upon us by hun
dreds, and running wages down to al
most nothing"
To escape from these troubles, pres
emit and t4reatened, the writer proposes
TO come to Minnesota, in few weeks,
and make his home where crops
are more sure and good health abounds.
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Rev. Josiah Marvin of the Universal
list Church, st. Paul, will preach in
Worthington, on next Sunday morning
and evening, i'll the front school room,
Methodist Block.
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THE CROPS

During the past week we have been
about the country some, and there is
but one report as to crops. Small grain
never promised better and corn and po-
tatoes are coming OH finely The finest
piece Of wheat we have seen is Mr.. Nc
Cullom's, down on Ocheeda, and the
finest fields of corn are Nc ullom' s and
Parsons. The season seems to he ex-
ceptionally good for all kinds of vege-
tation, especially for trees. Every cut
ting and Seeding planted this year
seems to have taken root and gone
about it's business of putting out
leaves with just as little delay as pos
sible. -.
Nature is exerting herself to COM
pensate for two years of grasshoppers,
and if she is not interferred with by
some unforeseen enemy, she will fill the
farmers plate to overlooking this year.
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Notice. u. s. Lana, Office; Worthlneton,
Complaint @ EEL entered Il TIL, ONO. by
Joseph D. Cox angainst Lucilia White iGr a6en.
doning d. s; Entry, No: 1922, dated Jyly IL
rsnse Gn rs s% sset him. t taS1ih 4s1
the cancellation Of said entry the said parties
ate hereby SUMMONED TO 9ppeaT at this once
to respond and furnish testimony. concern.
Ing said alleged abandonment. -.
MONS GRlNAGER, Register.
421 j: p. MOULTON. Receiver.
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II. y. RARRER.

II. d. BARBER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Graduate of
L Harvard University. United states Examin-
Ing Surgeon for Pensions. Office at Barber &
Lawrence's, WOrthingt0n Mimi.
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SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP.
r II. JOHNSON. Dealer in Saddlery Hard
81 ware, Trunks, Valises etc. Harness always
on hand, and made to order. Repairing neatly
done Shop Oh Ninth Street. W0rthington. Mimi.
q ly. 49,
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81 THE llQLR11Rs

81 J1e1H ztrsss e
Tho celebrat ion ammo unced Tor Ora
ham Lakes, will not 10 held, a. win ..be
seen by 4 letter from Warren Smith
:elsew here, owing q the cele-
bration 81 Heron Lake. Ellington
will not celebrate this year, but win di-
vide herself mp among her neighbors
who are thus making unusual prepare
lions foran outburst Of patri otic fun.
Jackson will celeb rate on Monday the
9th. Prof. Humiston will deliver the
Grafton and the Worthingt on band will
attend to enliven the celebration with
some good music. s.. 5.,:.
Heron Lake will celebrate on the
third, Governor Miller delivering
the Grafton. * i. :s5:|s 4 I.
Ii Sibley is making preparations for q
celebration on 4 grand scale. A hearty
invitation is extended to Worthington
and other surrounding towns, and, in
fact, to all the surrounding counties Of
Northwestern Iowa and Southwestern
Minnesota. The Gazette sends out =
full sheet poster, printed in colors. t.:=.
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DENTISTRY.
MENTAL ROOMS of T.. BEDFORD are in
- METHODIST BLOCK, up stairs, and will be
open the last week In each month. Work inSur-
ed Ave years. [Ty