The Worthington advance., 1888-03-01
Still, "Miller's a success. -

Still, "Miller's success. " "
Our townsman DR.. Barber, is i'm
proving his property at South River
side by the erection of a brick block
The South Riverside Bee of Feb. l6
says: -t.
DR. Barber's brick is going up fast.
The iron front has not come but is
expected daily. Lumber did not ar
rive when wanted but contractor
Dieble found some in Riverside and
some in Pomona and had it hauled
over at considerable expense to him
self. The lumber famine is an un-
mitigated nuisance and seems much
worse than it should be.
EXCURSIONS.
Business men and settlers looking for
new locations or Investments can reach
all principle points in Minnesota and
Dakota at cost Of one fare for the
round tlip. by availing themselves Of
the excursions announced via the st..
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Ry.
from st. I';snl Minn. Tickets good for
80 days. Very low excursion rates
have been made also via this line to
Helena and Great Falls, Montana,
tickets good for four months. Further
particulars can be obtained by address,
ing G.. II. WARREN, General Passen-
ger Agent, st. Paul, MINI.
The Rock Rapids delegation to
Sioux City to interview the directors
of the Sioux City & Northern rail-
road, have a grievance against the
Omaha. The Sioux City Journal re-
ports one of them as saying:
Mr.. N. said that the delegation on
their way here had made arrange
ments with the Division Superintend-
ant Spencer, of the Omaha road, to
hold the Sioux City train at Sibley
till the Burlington train of the West
arrived with the other delegations on
board. Instead of the train being
held as agreed, however, they were
left until this morning. There was
no excuse for it, since the two trains
were in sight of each other when the
Sioux City train pulled out. That
when the delegation returned, an
propriate resolutions would be drawn
up relative to the treatment received
from the Omaha road.
Our criminal and penitentiary
neighhor II. j. Miller, editor of the
I.uverne Herald, is endeavoring to
| divert attention from our articles
about Ills ''revolting crime" by re
doubling his epithets calling US ''crank''
''crazy'' anarchist: etc We know
the CALLED jade is winct,g. He re-
Gently acknowledged that calling
names did not count. But ft.cts do.
The Luverne Times recently published
him as guilty of a most revolving
crime in society,"" and asserted that
citizens Of J.uverne had made affidavit
to the fact. There must be lets of
fire where there is so much smoke.
This matter of calling us ''fool''
''crank" "lunatic," ETC., has been CO.
ing on long enough. We have parried
we propose now to deal in facts
The Herald editor has singled US
out, because he has been hired and in
stigated to do 80, for deliberate person.
al insult, knowing that our views upon
Spiritualism, anarchism, etc., have
made us unpopular with many bigoted
and shallow people. All the while
this fraud, criminal and imbeci'e, has
gravely remarked on the other side Of
his paper ''that lie does not indulge in
personal journalism
That lie WIS kicked out of the Min
nea2olis Evening Journal Office, after
\ two months trial. for imbecility an(
incompetency, we have known fo'
years; that lie came back and swind-
led uardwick out of the Herald ".
often heard, but that he had commit
ted a ''most revolving crime in society
we did not know until the Times pub
lished the statement.
1t is about time now that he die
something to clear his. name of tn,
cloud which is upon it. Either thi!
or he must stand branded among al
the editors of Southwestern Minnesot,
as criminal.
BEGGS' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP.
Is warranted for all that the label call!
for, so If it does not relieve your cougl
you can call at our store and the mon
ey will he refunded to you. It act.
simultaneously on all parts "f the sys
TEN, thereby leaving no bad results
II. D. Barber, druggist.
WESTERN WEALTH.
Such conflicting reports are heart
from various sources that it is relic
tO read a reliable statement of the act
ua| situation of the farmers. stockme,
and business men Of the west, such i
l LA