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n enxise sAfpsnene = - Rsuun.
yanf 4 CO. anr15on SD koaxht 81 q
hzve arrived over l3,NU yxfsIs d n
Ihe xuu3s WI h 0zrred Nor<fnv
nornlng. Nay 3S1h- The actual vzlus
~ ehc goods l. 4ke rer ward. They
VII be sid for fss<e 10 rhe res1ia trsae
only Toklxs. sznexrnzzn 4 Co.
Canaan 4 Cas- ssrre a. Second
street + aluayx crowded with rxS-
temers. and justly N. a. ihey make !
speciality a turning cut the hr<s uork
ever done IN Seattle in the is-s< Cd r,;r-
fnre frames. wallpaper decorzsioss.
etc -
Watch cur Sslverfssenent Sunday
morning. We have nexs for You. A
great bargain Dress ss@Hi< worth Ia
the San Francisco wholesale hs,a<ss
ssr. only issze- TcsSias, S;nxerrzan &
Co
SIS takes the ehaser az nea-iv IN
<efess and fashianatse suits in light az
dark soforss You c1nf match thern
for iesS than 50 outside OF the Star
Clothing House Kline & Ess-eah<rr.
No one ever beheIa rr~sfier or love-
Der styles in meas and boys cfofhsnx
than the star Clothing House Is si~-
Playing this season Kline 4 Ra>en-
berg. - Commercial street.
This week the Star Clothing Hause
vrs{f sS{Ya> m x,<.fs2.x- 49,
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* Ask % see aEF Esew slse u Essls
& ezahroi4eTses. CaEyEz tIxszx.
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LADE HOSIERY.

Our store being 50 vel light
ed 81 inspection of the goods can
be hal At al times.
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Ottoman De Lyon, the very latest
novelty for graduating dresses. at Do
heny K Marum's.
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Or store being 30 well light
ed An inspection Of the goods can
be had At all times.
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Our store bsisg 70 wen hght-
I'd an inspection Of ths goods -
be had at all times.
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Balls corsets at Doheny & Marum's
competitors are bowling at cur
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Very choice novelties for graduating
dresses just received at Doheny 4
Marum's
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A NEv RAILROAD CoxrANy.--Artieics
OF incorporation win be filed to-day Of the
Olympia. Black River A Chehalis Railroad
Company Tire object ~ the corporation 10
Ia construct aud operate a railroad from
some psint ON Hudds inlet, near Olympia.
via Black lake down Black river 20 IL In.
frrsectioB with the Ghrhaiis river. and
thence down the Chehaiix To point ncnr
Elma. Ia chehaiis county: also 90 construct
aud operate raiirosd, commencing Al
some suitable point on Mud bay. IN Thurs
ton county, aud running thence routheriy
20 intersec; the railroad also mentioned 81
or near BLACK lake. also Ia build branches
10 such railroads and 10 acquire and pnr
chase other railroads already constructed,
aud 10 operate all Of said railroads aud
branches. and carry fruixhf and pss-cngvrs
and receive tolls therefor The capital
stock Of the company II 500 90, divided
into 600 shares Of 500 each. The in.or-
lorafars aud trustees are =. O. simpson,
James X. Murphy and tseorge sirap>pn. all
residents OF Seattle. and well aud favor
abiy known on Puget sound The prtnei.
pal place Of business aud the head esice 81
The company Is located at seattle. The
work 81 construction will commence ~
-s7on as the surveyors now IN the Geld have
located the route.
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Hosiery.

Hosiery Is retAiled ct Wholesale
pricea Look 1t our display In show
window and note the prices. This
week We offer the following special
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See the Star Clothing House line OF
IS cents shirf waists
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New dress goods this week at Do
heny 4 Marum's.
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cestSG to FHE S0gSn Tie a \ & y
'Oe0penys sicsac- Hassaio : eSreeissi "a
sAees the rapids a, the tsSraAus - ~
Soirnltaa io day. "a her arrival A. fnrf
49, 49, =. =. y, y, - ...i's,,s =, ~.
>'rfHi lbs I'D sci = a stern y assriet. ana
Y. sF7s4rtaee ,tnuea fke t6r Hsgsa-st'
sfanfh uss gAit. 10 iast. She IA tfsaiss
20 fasc H. i1ae ~ ~. Hayward ~, q
Niy' r'a f'a'e, utsle ms ls,fer y ht4s
Ssfa sL
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See the Star Clothing House line of
summer cloth at . cents.
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Zoe English mohairs. Cleary.
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Nfstr 10 Fng NiNss.-Gouaosiorc smith
q New York saa ihe Ncssrs, cutting st
New YORK and Rostosl. accompanied by a
aunheF IF seattle geuii, msn. Took fssle
cat ever Toe Seattle. lake Sh0rc & fssiera
railway to she ssiluaSa es,si rainss Yesterday,
tansmostaae saith MAS in Seattle las snsn-
saet, bat this ; the i-sf visit ~ thr Nss~SrsA
Getting. o0e Ut whom = a nsenaecr ~ tbs
tzhkinr nsta az jameson, smith 4 SotitaS-
saAiesal Syvnis ~ tbs seattle. Lake Saose
4 ta>;cra railway compSay,
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RaokE Hsn hAcx.-The steamer Mes.
senger ran ON q slab pile near Hatch's
mill. at Tacoma. yesterday. and broke her
back. When the Hayward left in the fore
noen she lay In a very awkward position.
condition was considered rather pFecari
Gus The Messenger. while not an old
boat, has seen too much service % spend a
great deal OF her time an slab piles. she
was built at Tumw alter In isT2, by The
Olympia Steam Navigation Company. and
nun bctween olympia and seattle. under
the command of Captain John q. Parker,
I'll three or four years ago, when she was
ss,ld 10 the Browns wharf aud Navigation
Company, Of Tacoma since then she has
been jobhlng around AT one thing and an
other II her condition Il rs bad as rc-
ported. she win have 20 so oai OF service.
Tor time, at least.
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Rainbow scriin loc yard at Doheny
4 Marum's.
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ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Mrs. Ninslow's Soothing Syrup, for chill.
drcn teethinr. 10 the prescription Of one oil
the best female nurses aud physicians In
the United states, and has been used fos
forty years with never falling success by
millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of tcething its value Is
inealealAble. II relieves the child from
pain, cures dssentary and diarrhoea- grip
Ing In the bowels and wind collie. By CIV.
ing health 10 the child II rests the mothex.
Price 2se bottle. apisdwiy
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Acre-sraet Turkish towels 25c at Do
heny 4 Marum's.
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French lawns and seersuckers al
Doheny & Marum's.
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Jouvin gloves $40 per pair at Do
heny & Aarum's.
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Rass RALi--rFose who have lost Inter
csi In base ball since Il became a pitcher
and caschers same wall nc Afforded an of'
porsunlsy 20 renew their Interest this after.
nose, " hen two mines from the >sttonsl
quart sill srsss hats At thu raec track. \
nine from the Rides wiii PLAY a utac irosss
eaespany +, las; year ihs,se I've niisrs mel
on sAc diamond. aud amer ihree asssrs and
haifs hard PLAYING the scors Stood Al g.
iesn tavee ~ the Rides. There VIII ee NJ,
ehsrsc a, thu cate. ard the cutisr cirrus
eau be witnessed ior the cost ~ seins 10
the track
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THe GIBSON iIakI srfr.--rhc trial of
the ihcl suit OF the Portland snipptag
Company against the ship Alexander Glib
500 FOR $500 damages alleged 20 have hcen
sustained by the company by delay I'm
taking q cargo Of wheat a. Tacoma. vas
practically concluded yesterday bat the
case was continued 10 enable the aitor'
neys n SEIZURE further testimony. The
cosapany claims that Captain si-crd Was
Intoxicated when he arrived a. Tacoma.
and continued 50. muse or iee-. all ts.s
time he was there, and that he eAesSsf
needless DELAY. Whereby the sale ~ the
cargo Was Loaf. nv refssslng IN ies the char
terers engage the sieyvsiare. The siefcure
intr,siucsss some gssed testimony In ~
hut,ai
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ARRIVAL or THE PREsrsR.-The Cana
dian Pacific steamer, Premier. arrived
from Vancouver yesterday with 30 tons OF
freight for Seattle. and the following
named passengers, n. o, kcefe aud wife,
J. Holmssrum. y. .oaihue and prisoner. J.
Madison. Miss Snlly. J. II, peios, J. Bruce.
c. 4 Fowler. NJ Sell. N. Tyler, X. Day
mond. {. A. Williams and family. j. l.
Williams. &. Bruce, Mrs. Lamont, Maggie
Aeitougali, A. r. lee. Jas Eastwood n
Hack, J pamper, G. A. Rartrt, W. Nc.
trcgor. Geo, " cite, e. n. Meador, Tho~
Lewis, u. Abraham. :. Ross. X. Johnson.
On her return "trip to-day she wiz go so
Victoria. ~ so In the dry deck and have
some work done an her bottom. Captain
0'Rrirn stats. tina, this viii rot Interfere
with her work Ia any extent, and that she
may he locked for on time next trip
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COUNTY NEWS.
ELkI.

1Ahs
Mr. Kaiser, OF OBrien Co., Iowa, Is visiting
his oil friend and former neighbor. Mr.. DOhl-
hime. sa-.
Mrs. E. C. Wards family are nearly all sick
with the measles.
Mr.. Estes family have recovered from their
attack Of the same disease.
Our town board had their annual election
meeting at the clerks Office last tuesday.
Election pa>se off quietly IN this town. the
weather being favorable for good turnout.
There was dance a. Mr.. Kindairs, on the
Coolidge, place last Friday night.
Ernest Wilkinson is quite sick 1t present, and
mas been Tor some ttni::, SO As to De unable to
work.
The Wild geese have returned and brought the
crows with Them to help ''h"'d The fort -
The tllaw Of last Saturday and sunday started
tn: water running pretty freely. but Monday
spring.
VIM Firth IS building barn on his place and
otherwise preparing to take up his abode with
as, to our advantage and Lorain's loss.
1t Is not generally known that We have ST.
loon III Elk out such Is said to he the TACT. with
its customary appurtenances, even to billiard
table.
In giving the account Of the closing Of the
school in dist. No. In our last items We had not
the particulars a. the time to give. There were
s come ~ present In the evening The school in
dist No IL was present, besides a number of
Others from Dewald, and singing, recitatiOns
and spelling. were the order Of the evening. Mr.
Peters. III Dewald. treated the company to a
song but declined the Invitation to deliver an
Grafton: spelling match was then decided on.
In which nearly all present took part. and some
quick: sharp work was manifested bet ween the
"catchers," and It was switch and tother'' for
some time, a. to which side would win the race.
but The teacher In dist. IT, Miss Annie Moore,
was the last to stand up. and that school won
the honors Of the evening in the race.
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SPRING ELECTION RETURNS.

SPN1NO ELEClION 1ETURNH
Below are returns Of the town meetings held
on Tuesday, the 18TH 50 far rs ascertatned up to
the hour Of & Ing to press:
LpOTA.
SuperviSnrs-C. s. Howard, chm, RObt Knips,
Martin Lynch Clcrk-Hiram 5. Keys Treas
urer-C. GOlnmel. AssesSor-Wm. A. McClti-
Ian. just ce-H .. Bevans. COnStaDleS--N. l..
Bellows, JOS O'ConHOr.
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REPORT OF A SPECIAL MEET.
ING OF THE BOARD UF
TRADE,

or W0RTHIN0TON, MINNESOTA. HELD
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH
The Board was duly called to order
by its President, Mr. A. P. Miller.
The Sec'tary being absent, L. NJ. LANCE
was, on motion, elected Secretary pro.
TEN.
The President stated the Object of
the meeting, which was to hear and re-
ceive communication from the BUS
mess n ems Association of Minnesota. -
Gen. Pope, Of Mankato, the President,
aud j. Nj. Burlingame, ESQ.,, of Owa-
toua, the Secretary Of said Association,
were then introduced by the Chairman.
Gen. Pope then entered upon u de-
tailed statement of the aims and Ob-
iects Of the Organization which he rep
resented. He stated that the Associa.
ton was formed for the purpose of Sc
curing the rights of the public in its
contract with corporations, especially
the Railroads. that the eastern part
of the State was we'll represented in
the Association, but not the western,
and the desire to have u representation
from this part of the State led them
to stop over at WOrthiDgtOn, on their
way to Omaha. where they were going
to try = case before the Interstate Com
mission which directly affected the
western part of the State. Tie mat
ter was against the Northwestern and
the g. st. p, NJ. 4 0. Railroads, and it
was desired that they should have the
authority of this section of the State,
! rs members of the Association. The
complaint to be presented to the COM
missioners contains the following pray.
er for judgment:
and order such common carrier to 50
amend its tariffs of rates and charges
that it shall not 1T any time there
after, charge higher rate per ton per
mile for the longer than the shorter
haul aforesaid, and that such proper.
tionate rates be recommended as shall
be just and reasonable and SO shall
prevent all undue preferences and ad
vantages and all undue prtjudices and
disadvantages"
On motion Of Mr.. Moulton. it was
determined "That the Board of Trade
Of the Village of Worthington shall
join the Business Mems Association of
Minnesota"
The Board thereupon elected C. W.
smith as its delegate to the Business
Mems Association of Minnesota
The Secretary pro TEN WAS directed
to communicate the action Of the
Board to the Secretary Of the Associa-
ton.
The Board Of Trade thereupon ad.
journed. subject to call by the Presi-
dent. L. NJ. LANCE.
Secretary Pro TEN.
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RIGGS, f.TIERKv 1.011ou sv1

BEGGs' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP.
Is warranted for all that the label calls
for, so if it does not relieve your cough
you can call at our store and the mon
ey will be refunded to you. 1t acts
simultaneously on all parts Of the sys
tenn. thereby leaving no bad results
R. u. Barber, druggist.
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LOW RATES TO PACIFIC COAST

The new agreement between the
trans-continental lines authorizes q
lower rate to Pacific coast points via
the Manitoba Pacific route than is
made via any other line. Accommo.
dations first-class. For rates, maps
and other particulars, apply to e. II.
Warren, Grnl Passenger Agent, st.
Paul, Mimi.
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Coz Tent NOTICES.

U. 5. LAND OfFIC", Worthington, MIMI,
February IS. 1855
. Complaint having been entered at this Office
by John K. AShworth against James Powell,
For faI; ure t, comrly with aw as to Timber.
Culture Entry No. :45i dated
September) 1886.
Upon the sw,l section IS, township 1o4, n.
rarge II. W.
In Mobiles county, Mimi, with view to the
that
The lid James Powell has faile to hr:lk or
ca use to he broken, five acres of said land since
his said entry. aud up to the date hereof has
fail ed to do any work thereon in any manner
whatever.
The sail parties are hereby summoned to ap-
pc a" at this office on
/ he 18th day of April, 1888,
At i" o'clock a: H., correspond and furnish tes-
timnny cOncerningSaid alleged failure.
&. L. SHEPARD Register.
81 AUGUST PETERSON, Receiver.
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Horses for sale. E. K. SMITH.

Information wanted rs to the poses
sion of lace shawl, pair OF gold brace
lets, a velvet cloak. and some other val
liable articles belonging to Mrs. f.
Clippenger. Parties returning any Of
these articles to the Ladies of the Relief
Corps. or leaving information at the
ADVANCE Office rs to where they can
be fonnd, will be suitably rewarded.
8O-2w,
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Teams have had difficn,tv in

Teams have had difficulty in getting
into town from the diagonal road, and
have had to go around by the creamery
for the past few days. The snow and
ice made the road nearly impossible.
while the short cut across the fiat has
been flooded with water. A number
of teams have got down in the water
during the past week.
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BEGGs' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP
Is the only medicine that acts directly
on the Lungs, Blood and Bowels. It
relieves a cough instantly and in time
effects a permanent cure. Il. u Bar
ber, druggist.
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Miss Howard. the spirit medium,
gave an exhibition on Tuesday even.
ing to limited audience. We have
seen number of these cabinet exhibi-
tons, and have seen over q hundred
ghosts" and we are Inclined to think
Miss Howard a genuine medium, and a
good one for physical manifestations.
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Two families have arrived from
Rock Island, and have rented j.
Tharpe's place for one year. They
have bought land on section 20, Ind
an Lake.
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A SOUND LEGAL OPINION.

E. cambridge Munday Esq, County
Atty, Clay Co., Tex, says: Have
used Electric Bitters with most hap, Y
results. My brother also was very low
with Malaria Fever and Jaundice, but
was cured by timely use of this medi-
cine. Am satisfied Electric Bitters
saved his life.''
MI. d. l. Wilcockson, Of Horse Cave
KY, adds a like testimony. saying: lie
positively believes he would have died,
had it not been for Electric Bitters.
This great remedy will ward off, as
we'll rs cure all Malaria Diseases, and
for all Kidney, Liver and Stomach
Disorders stands nnequaled. Price SOC
and 81. at e.. W. Smiths. 6
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Elsewhere werublish, by request, the
Call for a meeting to organize a Union
Labor Club, and shall publish the plat.
form next week.
Our columns are always open to the
Alliances, the Knights Of Labor, and
to others, who have a grievance to pre-.
sent, a wrong to right. or an idea Of
general import to present.
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The Hutchins Family expect to
give concert in Worthington next
week. They are the grand children
Of the once famous Hutchinsons.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

no inch three weeks, 800, three months. 100
Ph1ee inches 3 weeks, 500, - $50
Five inches, - o.OO, 4OOU
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Special notices, first week 10 cents line; sub.
e0u0nf in SertjOns cents 4 line each week.
iPAns!ont advertisements paid in advance.
Yearly advertisements to be paid quarterly
Legal advertisements to be paid for before am.
Svit IL given
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NOTICE TO CREDIroRs.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
County of Mobiles. SSS
In PROBATE COURT
In the matte Of the estate OF Mary Ann Busby,
deceased:
Notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate OF
Mary Ann Busby, late Of the county
Judge Of the Probate Court of said county will
hear. examine and adjust claims and demands
agar st said estate, at his Office in the court
house, al the Probate Office. In said county on
the first Mon Jay Of each month, for six
months. 1858, ami that six months from the ;th
day of March. 1883, have been
creditors IT, present their claims.
Dated this 5ih day Of March. A. D. 1883.
ELIZABETH FIRTH,
Administrative Ol the estate Of Mary
Ann Busby, deceased
tSEALl E. L. WEMPAE,
law Judge Of Probate.
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BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD

BEGGS' BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD
MAKER.
No remedy in the world has gained
the popularity that this medicine has,
as a household or family medicine, no
one should be without it. 1t has no
calomel or qui"ime in its composition,
consequently no bad effects can arise
from it. We keep full supply at all
times. Il. ID Barber, druggist.
The Great Eastern Blizzard virtu-
ally lasted six days. 1t began Sun
day evening and it was the next Sat-
urday before the travel and traffic
could be resumed.
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l.. II. Baxter found an overcoat
near his place and has left it at the
ADVANCE office. The owner can
have it by calling and identifying
the coat and paying Csc for this
"here" item.
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LORAIN.

Still they come. Tw" families moved on
.Jackso' Tharpe's place on Thursday last from
Illinois.
Town board met on Saturday last to get
sworn in for Office.
p. Christian son is hauling lumber to his farm
to build.
LDrain will vote low tariff next fall
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Next Monday the old freight rates
will be restored. That is, the rates
will go back from zoe a 100 on
first class freight to 85c.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
srA dda 0E n MiSN oS5ss! }ss

County of Mobiles, ."
In PROBATE COURT.
In the matter Of the estate of Thomas Brennan.
deceased;
Notice Is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate Of Thorn
as Brennan, late Of the county Of Mobiles. de-
said county. will hear examine. and adjust
claims and demands against said estate. at his
office in WorthingtOn, in said county, on the
and that six months from tile 5th day of March,
1889. have been limited AMI allowed by said
Probate Court for creditors to present their
ella ms.
Dated this 5th day of March, A. d. 1885,
MARY * BRENNAN,
Admi iStratrix with the will annexed of the
estate Of Thomas Brennan. deceased.
[SEALJ f. l.. WEMPLE,
29-lw Judge of Probate.
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Taylor & Ford Dramatic Co at
Masonic Hall Friday and Saturday
night March % and "a.
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Parties desiring place to board can
lind accommodations at the residence
Uf 7. Griffin on 9th ave. 20 Nv
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-03-22

See the adv of j. E. White, who is
prepared to take jobs of plastering,
brick laying, Stone work and kalso-
mining. Mr.: w. is stopping with his
brother \. Ii. White. He has had
experience at his business in Mime.
apOlis, and guarantees satisfaction.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-03-22

=. N. LANCE has money to loan {
real property in sums of 500 /"
ST. 900. 6tf