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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-06-21
APPRECIATED.


The recent hearty recommendation
Of the ADVANCE from 4 few "a very
few appreciStive friends is appreciat.
ed by the editor. Such friends could
not help contrasting the paper with its
contemporaries and calling attention
to the full Information We have given
concerning the new railroad; the
schools aud Worthington's advantages
as an educational centre. and summer
resort; the report Of all improvements:
the very full and satisfactory news Re-
ports Of the townships, the reporting
of the county as we'll as the village, in
which the ADvA NCE is without a riv.
al; the regular. accurate and complete
reports ~ to real estate transactions,
and the conspicuous and prominent
absence of long winded, long haired
political articles written to fill up, as
we'll as the absence Of Worthingto,,
''thothiety" flopdoodle.
Neither have these friends failed IL
appreciate and to make honorable men.
ton of the long suffering and patience
Ut the ADVANCE IL dealing with ito
insulting and unfair foes. who have
shown no respect whatever for the cd
itOr as \ man or 4 citizen, but have
INDUCED in shameful and obscene a.
bust.. private Islander, and In open
calling Ut hard names aud public in i.
suits, as is the case with the crimi-
nal who edits the Luverne Herald.
We thank these kind friends aud 40.
preciate their appreciation.
The Methodist political pSrson who
edits the Globe at SIS u month and
boards himself. says it is time to ''call u
haiti" Yes, it is. But not to the
ADVANCE. 1t IL time that the IN.
fair, unjust, unmanly. dirty combina.
ton OF blackgusrds who inspire the
Luverne criminal editor and his Wor-
Ellington associate oil cd q halt. or
called off their dogs.
1t is due to the long. suffering of the
ADVANCE that some Of these men are
not shown up in light which would
drive them out Of any community it,
Southwestern MipnesOta ut least. And
II the worst comes to the worst, the
ADVANCE will MAX some of them sor.
~ that they ever ''fooled with the old
0uZZ.6aW."
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REPORT OFa &. CONTENTION.

REPORT OF g. g. CONTENTION.
EDITOR ADVANCE: In response TO
your kindly request for short re-
port OF our 8. 8. Convention just past,
I will just note that We did not seem
70 have 40 much Of Q turnout % No
have had when holding over Sunday,
but many seemed to think it was best
to hold the session week days, (so the
pastors could come) which may be one
reason for the slim attendance. Amid
the press of other work plead guilty
to not getting the notices out in time
nor to the papers as 1 would have de-
sired:
We had delegates from different
parts OF the county. Rushmore, Grand
Prairie and tho Vail schools were we'll
represented, and We hope they al found
much of profit 70 take homo with them.
Brother Fisk, our new Congregational
minister, was on hand ct every session
and did MI any one could to make it q
profitable meeting. Brother e. g.
ChriSliansOn and family We were glad
TO see again in our midst and he gave
10 good help. Brother Nick F. lows,
of Mountain Lake. our German work
er, lin the field with myself was with
10. It was new experience for him
and pleasure for us to see him.
Our new officers are A. J. Rice, OF
Adrian, President; Vice President, F.
A. Graves, OF Ransom; Secretary, Mrs.
J. r. Thorn, of Rushmore. and Mrs.
Chas. Newton. Of Worthington. Trexs.
At the close of the last session We
received from the friends Of the Dist.
work. cash and pledges to the amount
Of sos. s.. The matter WIS presented
by our ex-Financial Sec. Geo. J. Day
who has done good work for tho dist
and whose mantle falls on Mr.. I. l.
Bargen. Of Mountain Lake. We, .hop<
for grand report for another year and
feel pleased that w can report 80 much
at tho State Convention. $1,000 pledged
in the six counties in two years and
two workers paid from the field 10 moi
a trifle to say nothing of other wort
done: Let US have l Chron. 4 10 for OH
prayer aud may we all end the pastur,
/ spoken of in verses 80 and 40 of the
same chapter. Yours truly,
| D. &. HOLMES.
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CONN1SsION0Rs NDDTXN7.
There will be . meeting Of tho Board
Of County Commissioners Of Mobiles
county on Friday, juno 10th. 1883, ut
II =. m. ]. A. Town. Chairman.
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BEG0s' CHERRY COUCH SYRUP
IL tho only medicine that acts directly
Oh tho Lungs, Blood and Bowels. Il
relieves cough instantly and in time
effects permanent cure. r. d Bar
bor, druggist.
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Mobiles. o.

Dlstf1ct Court. thirteenth Judicial District.
Henry E. Torrance
against
Geo. II. Prince.
The state Of Minnesota to the above named de-
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned and re-
quired to answer the complaint Of the
plaintiff In the above entitled action, which Is
fled in the Office If the clerk Of the district court
Of the 18th Judicial District, in and for the coun-
and TO serve ~. copy oiyer: answer to said com
fagc Of Worthington in said county,
within twenty days after the service
81 this summons upon you, exclusive of the day
If such service; and II you fat to answer the
said complaint within the time Aforesaid, the
Judgment against you for the sum of one hundred
and ffty-four dollars and eight cents, with in
terest at the rate Of per cent. per annum from
the 18th day of March, 1883, together with the
costs and disbursements Of this action.
Dated March 26th, 1883.
j. A. Town, Plaintiffs Atty,
WOrthingtOn, MINI.
First publication May II. 1885,
Last publication June u, 1855.
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EXCURSION RATES.
A very complete list Of tourist round trip
rates and routes to western points for 1883, has
Just been issued for free distribution by G. H.
WARREN. Gen. Pass. Agent. st. p. NJ. 4 NJ. Ry.
st. Paul, MINI. 4l6W,
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Painting. Paper. Hanging and Kal'
somining done neatly and promptly
BY w. w. LoveleS0. A-2W
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Walter Aaeaard va out with four
loads Of land seekers yesterday, show
ing them our fno soil.
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A small child Of Mr.. AcCartney's
Wa taken seriously with commissions
Tuesday evening but WAS better yester-
day.
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A party of Gypsies, with a fine
drove OF horses. were camped out by
the creamery the fore part of the
week.
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We said last week that John Hans
berger had rye to 8 feet high. Mr.. II.
promptly corrected this case OF AD-
VANCE refrigeration" by bringing In
some stocks that measured over I've
feet. And still ito q late spring.
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ADvERTIsING RATES.

One inch three weeks, 600, three months, Sloo
Three inches weeks, 5:M, .eN
Five lnckeS, CIV. N"v
Special rates given for larger advertisements
Heading notices. first week 10 cents line {:
ub,e0ueilt insertions cents line each week.
Transient ADVERTISEMENTS paid in advance:
Yearly advertisements TO be paid quarterly.
LEGAL advertisements to be paid l0I before
afndavit Is given.
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THAT HACKING COUGH can h.
40 quickly cured by ShiIuh's Cure. W.
guarantee it.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint? Shiioh's Vilaliz.r is
guaranteed to cure YOU.
SLEEP!.ES$ NIGHTS. made niser.
able hy that terrible cough. Shiloh s
Cure is the Remedy for you.
CATARRHCURED. healt h and sweet
'.r"ath secured, Ivy Shilnh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price ~ cents. Nasal in
jactOr free. For sale ut BARRIERS. 2
The June number OF the Century Magazine
contains George Remnants second paper on
''P'ai"s and Pris"ns Ut Western Siberia" We
wish every American might read th"se papers
AMI then-bc NihiliS.S forever after. The LIN
coin artic :es are continued and 2lao the r-liaha
ne western articles BY Ro"sevelt showing mp
r:nsh u: :t!,l i2ttncr John Burroughs writes
two serials: EKEle>ton's "GrAys" "rd Henry
.amcs's - Thc:tiar, are continued and there arc
several short stories: There ar" p,'ems By Lou.
i;e c: M"u!ton. J"'ia1 Hawthorne. T; ". Zig
tereeting article on ''PhilOsOrhy vt Courage
and Mrs. HeFricks writes paper upon Colonel
Il u. Johnston. tho Southern story wEitor.
DR.. Cady's Condition Powders tone
up the digestive organs. free the sys.
tenn Of worms, give the horse good
appetite, causing them to shed freely
aud putting them in good shape for
hard work. For sale by g. W. Smith.
The Worthineton ball club ie think
ing Of going to Window on tho Fourth.
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LOCAL..
Wos7uue1oH, NlHH., jun n. loea

There will be . special school meet
ing on tho evening Of Saturday. June
9Oth.
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English SPAWN Liniment removes
all Hard, soft, or Calloused Lumps
aud Blemishes from horses. Blood
SPAWN. Curbs. Splints, Sweeney, Ring
bone, Stiles, Sprains, all Swollen
Threats, Coughs. Etc. Save $50 by
use Of one bottle. Warranted. Sold
by G: W. Smith, Druggist, Worthing.
ton, Minnesota. 1914
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The Street Commissioner has been do.
ing some good work on Second-Av..
scraping down the hill between 18th and
18th streets and grading up the road
across tho low place between 18th and
18th streets.
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Go to Mss. DeWolf's for bargains in
Millinery. Large stock to DO disposed
of at greatly reduced prices. Those
wanting Cheap Hats. call aud zee her
SHTHimmed D1e1o Hats. 44-2W.
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Ea6 ADYAyCa

The steady increase OF tho business Of the Al.
VANCE 70 gratifying to tho proprietor at least.
Our columns are over crowded with advertise
ments and they arc paying Ones Not ono Of
them 70 put In TO '.6ll up" 10 crowded arc they.
In tact. that We have been forced TO use an I'm.
usual quantity OF nne type for some time In or
der 70 nnd room for our county news and other
matter of local interest. We have little or no
room for l9ns' stale: aat and unpso ABLE politi
:sss % &c
ss i x. s' o:!P %Ss
job work has never been % extensive since the
Ing the past six to eight months Right in the
dead Of winter. when there were billiards III
around Us. extending from Dakota to New York
time. Keeping several hands busy. Just now s It
Is little dull. as II always Is In summer but We
are now % the nrst Of series Of ten or twelve
Oar ei;euiation keeps firm and healthy. At
uopoet- oince have We lost except At Adrian, and
here i va y b. expected: owing 70 tie fact
AZ: :s oSer Hs -. ;HS
increase. This Is especially - 1t the Worthlne-
ton ONCE. where the editor l: supposed 70 Be
cordially ana maliEn.ntly hated. Il It is any
where. We wish a0vertisors and 0thors would
accept IN invitation to come In and look at our
The iset is, tho ADVANCE has grown just ike
tree. Like the big tree At the other end OF tho
TAI Of 1877, although the actual settling VAS
done By friend) the ADVANCE has stood out \
every form Of the lower Kind Of persecution un.
S% * . ssqa s Is .5~ e., t.: IT,
aud threO to I'VE feet In circumference 1t he
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When Baby NJ siok, ~ esvs hse castasaA
When she Wa Child, shs cried for CseteeiA
Whsa che 6eoams Aise, che clu1e 70 Caatoeia,
Win che had ChilArsa, sAe esvs them castoriA
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Some thieves broke into the
the clothing store OF r. F. Baker on
tho night OF Monday last and helped
themselves to such Of his goods 40 they
had . mind to. r. F. says he can't
tell just how much they did take, but
no misses some gloves, shirts. socks,
clothing, etc. He thinks they must
have been dudes BY tho style OF goods
which were taken.
Somebody also went into Mrs. Cor
rvs house on Tuesday morning and
got away with about $155 in money.
LATER-Six tramps were arrested at
Heron Lake, and brought here and put
in tho cooler. These are supposed to
DO the ones who broke into Bakers,
~ each one had on new suit Of
clothes, which he recognized By tho
tags which were still on them.
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F. NJ. Hathaway. Of Humbolt. Ia, writes US to
know what the inducements are for locating =
Business and Normal school ut Worthington.
They ought to be good. We have the finest
town in the southwest. on the finest lake. and
Worthington Is already an e''ucat iOnal point and
summer resort. A business and Normal COL
lege would help on the tendency to become =
center Of education aud the several schools
should help each other. We hope these parties
will come up and look for themselves. We send
ADVANCE with article oflast week on ''Worthing.
ton ~ an Educational Centre.' sTheI IL no doubt
in our mind but that Worthtngton eau DO made
famous educational and sanitary centre and =
vary alfHactiyA sumner 1es0Ht
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A subscriber asked Us the other
day, "How is this? Has tho Worth
ington Globe .petered out2" We at
once told him that according to the lat
est intelligence. it had "Peter-ed in.
to the hands Of Peter Thompson in
tho late breakup with Geo. J.. Day.
EDITOR ADVANCE: Please correct
the statement you made lust week a.
to County Board OF Equalization. You
said it would meet July Sd. It does
not meet until the 81 Monday in July.
J. A. Town.
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POUND NO7ICE.

Parties hereby notified that tho Pound Is in
the rear Of nightwatch-man Lyons barn. 2octs.
Pound master, and l0ctS to the village.
Il. w. LYON,
423.w. Pound master.
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BEaas' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP.

BE00S' CHERRY COUGH SYRUP.
IL warranted for all that the label calls
for, 80 If it does not relieve your cough
you can call ut our store and the mon
ey will be refunded to you. It acts
simultaneously on all parts of the sys.
TEN, thereby leaving no bad results.
r. D. Barber, druggist.
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A number OF ADVANCE readers are
congratulating Us since our last issue
over the prospect Of y lively bout with
the penny.a.line editor of the Globe.
Since he has taken up the cudgel in be-
half Of his criminal and penitentiary
fsiend and associate Of the Luverne
Herald, aud has made 1t an excuse for
. few personal thrusts al "a, they ex-
pect to see the fur fly ~ Of old. OF
course fools rush in where angels fear
to tread, and Lathrop ought to know
better. He needn't be "crying for
faint none OF his funeral. {" Still, Meth
odist preachers are noted for sticking
their noses into other peoples funerals.
We have only time this week to say
to ouI friends that If Lathrop forces 4
personal controversy, We cannot meet
him on his OVID level. No sir. He is
entirely to cheap. A man who will ed.
it . newspaper ut SIS q month and
board himself, We never can recognize
a. on equal terms with the big AD-
VANCE. No sir. Besides, he 10 tho
associate OF tho Luverne editor whom
tho Times says Is guilty Of revolving
crime 10 society. Such foe tho AID.
VANCE might ''stoop to conquer" but
that is all.
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Strengthening has been going on for
several weeks aud the farmers report .
good dip. Ransom and Dewald seem
to lead In WOOL growing, and We hope
the farmers will give us the points
about their success for publication.
They will not help the ADVANCE but
will help the farmers much more.
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TIE RAILROAD PARTY

IHD RAILROAD PARTY
The party spoken Ut in last weeks
issue Of tho ADVANCE a. intending to
20 over and inspect tho route Of the
Minnesota h Northern railroad. are
now out. General manager J. p.
Moulton, Director Geo. D. Dayton and
the editor of the ADVANCE left early
Monday morning by team. At Fulda
they were joined by Surveyor WOOL
steneroft, and Directors Dickson and
Lewis. From there they drove to Cur.
RE aud were Joined by Messrs. Currie,
Maxwell and Long. Others expected
to join the party at Tracy and Mar
shall. The President. G. II. Smith.
left tor st. Paul Monday aud expected
to join the party at some point above,
probably Herman. The Worthington
party will take train for Minneapolis
At Fergus Falls and be home Saturday
loaded with much railroad ammunition
which will be projected from future Is.
sues of the ADVANCE
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REVIEWS HER YOUTH.

The Worthington ball club ie think
ing Of going to Window on tho Fourth.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1888-06-21
woTthington Markets.

100 bushels of Choice Seed Flax for
sale, J. D. HUMIsToN,
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paper started by e. c. Walker. at Valley Falls.
Kansas, is before Us. It is neatly printed, and,
We need not say. ably edited. for that goes with.
out saying Walker Is one OF the ablest speak
ers ami writer's in tho Liberal ranks We do
not agree with him In religious matters. hut
our soul. body and poeke book are with him in
hts fight against the accursed ComstocAism II
the day and for liberty "f thought, speech and
Fair Play. and two such editors a. Hartman and
Walker: IN Kansas, that state should make 3
strong tight for our liberties. II there be God
OF Liberty. may He take hand In the contest,
and forever paralyze the Internal spirit Of Biy.
otry which Is gaining G mtr"l 50 rapidly in
merica.
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MARRIED.

DURFEE-CRANE-O Wednesday
evening, June 10th. at the residence
Of the BRIDES parents, by Rev. F. l..
Fisk, MR.. FRANK h. DURFEE and
MISS May L. CRANE, both Of Wor.
Ellington.
The event was witnessed by alaree
party of friends who Joined in wish
ing them q long and happy journey
through life. They will Immediately
move into their brick on 5th Ave.,
opposite the school house and 60 to
house KEEPING.
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to join the party at some point above,
probably Herman. The Worthington
party will take train for Minneapolis
At Fergus Falls and be home Saturday
loaded with much railroad ammunition
which will be projected from future 49,
sues Of the ADVANCE.
HUMOROUS ACCOUNT or THE PARTY
EDITOR ADvANcE-The W. r. &.
Leap year party of last week was per.
feet success. It was charming to be-
hold the ladies trip up to the captain .
desk and order ''give me two tickets
for the whole lay out" and then hand
out their little larry pocket. books and
''plsnt down the dust" 1t was funny
from the beginning. The ladies who
had given their invitations early got
tho choicest flowers of the birds of the
creation, aud others (who followed the
example Of their sisters Of old. who let
the kerosene evaporate from their
lamps, and consequently got lefty had
to tako up with some big sun flower or
common place peony. The roses and
lilies were gobled early. When even
ing arrived the fair inviters rushed
around to the invited, who after giving
an extra hitch to his suspender and an
extra touch to his pompedour locks
with fine tooth comb, appeared in the
parlor, and then it was "he! he! he!
have you Gomez us it not 100 early
to stsrt3' II don't think there will he
any one there yet, not any of our set
any way" etc., etc., but they went.
The event did not pass without some
horrible accident. One handsome lit.
tie woman. in her eagerness to get her
fellow over to the ice cream and good.
ies in time, did not stop to walk along
on the sidewalk, but boldly pl"wed a.
CROSS the street, aud got stalled in the
mud. One tiny slipper went in several
feet before It could DO 6sl.ed out with /.
graphing iron. The fair lady bad to
jump on one foot TO the house where
her gentleman wrs anxiously awaiting
her arrival. Here she had to borrow
his rubber oveEshoes, because her shoes
were to utterly muddy to be used. The
party was charming, the ice cream cool.
the Strawberries ripe, the cake d~llc-
ious, ditto the hosteses. The CONVEX
sation ran a. easily a. butter on a hot
| stove. There were instrumental duets
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6Mprthiugtnm 4dua,1ce.
PUpL,sHED wHRKLY At

Terms Two Dollars per year. II paid In a.
prOnpt attention. Communicating tnten4ec
Or publication mnst be accompanied oy seetoe!
name and address Of the writer 40 9oatanC o1
good iaath-not necessarily for paDucasson.
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All the towns around us are going
to celebrate the Fourth this year. A
drian, Window, Luyerne and Sibley
have their bills out, and announce q
grand time to be had by attending.
It looks a. though We will stand by
and see what other towns can do, and
perhaps shoot cracker or two.
BEGos' BLOOD PURIFIER AND BLOOD
MAKER.
No remedy in the world has gained
the popularity that this medicine has,
~ 4 household or family medicine. no
one should he without it. 1t has M
calomel or quinine in its composition,
consequently no bad effects can arise
from it. We keep full supply ut all
times. r. D Barber, druggist.
Vol. l. No. I. Of Fair Play" the new liberal
paper started by E. C. Walker at Valley Falls
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1888-03-22
~ I'|'0'Tf
a Enlniar Woddinc-

Thursday the sth inst. few friends
and relatives of Mr. Josiah Paine aud
wife met at the re- jieuce of their erand-
son ". II Paine, 10 celebrate with them
the fticth anniversary Of their wedding
day. To congratulate them Of Hfty we'll
spent years of mutual lave and trust in
each other though most Of the ycai :
have been years of hard toll, with much
sickness and SORROW for of six children.
born to chem and which iha} had tried
To bring up in the fear of the Lord, he
saw fit to take the three youngest to
their heavenly home, the two daughters
and one son. The three oldest sous
were volunteers in our last war. and each
served three years The youngest, who
was badly wounded at Gpttysbur25 is now
wealthy farmer in Illinois, and sends
substantial aid to his aged father and
feeble mother in the form Of bank checks
The friends who met with them gave
them tokens of their regards in som use
full presents One sister was present.
who was at the we ding fifty wears aeo
one son and wife We're present, Capt. :.
G, Paine of New Sharon with grandson
Il year old, and a great grand daughter Of
-four years was one of the company. The
other two sons on residing in Wis
con~in and one in Illinois, could not he
present but they and their families sent
loving wishes aud golden gifts. and
some golden presents were received from
other relatives who could not be with
them on that day many loving letters
were read written for the occasion, by
children, grand children. and other rela
tiyeS.