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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-01-16
JANUARY 9th, "a. NJ.

OA"OAHA Otu, "A. DE-
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted.
Resolved, that the chairman of the
Board of County Commissioners and
County Attorney be instructed to as
certain what is necessary to be done
to have dependent children of this
county committed to the State Public
School at Owatonna, and that they be
further instructed to have committed
to said school all the children of
Stephen Muck who are eligible to said
school, and that said chairman of the
Board, J. a. Town, is hereby authori.
zed to represent tue Board of Commits
sicners of this county and do all that
is necessary before the Judge OF Pro.
bate of this county in the matter of
said dependent children.
An agreement between the county
commissioners and H. NJ. Palm that
the latter furnish one dozen arm chairs,
said chairs to be rodded complete for
the sum of twenty-nine 10 OO) dollars,
said chairs to be for use of the petit
jury and upon receipt thereof the
County Auditor is to draw his war
rant on the County treasurer in pay.
ment for same.
One O'Clock y. m. time for opening
bids for County Printing pursuant to
notice. Bi.l IT Robert McCune, Editor,
IF the Warrington Advance, to pub.
lish The delinquent tax list at legal
rates to wit l2c. for each description.
Also TO to publish Com. proceedings at
legal rates to wit 75c per folio for first
insertion and Csc per folio for each
subsequent insertion. Also to publish
the financial statement ut legal rates
to wit 75c per folio for first insertion
and 35c per folio for each subsequent
insertion. Also to do all other print
ing and publishing at the rates last
spec fed. Said bid of r. McCune be-
ing the only lid received, on motion
was accepted. Whereupon the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the Worthington
ADVANCE, a. newspaper published
weekly in the village OF Worthington,
in this Mobiles County. he designated
and is hereby designated as the news
paper In which shall be published the
delinquent tax list for the year 1890.
That the Bond of Robert McCune on
printing contract for publishing de-
linquent tax lists be fixed in the penal
sum of One Thousand $4,000 Dollars.
The chairman of the Board and
County Auditor were instructed to
prepare for publication the annual
financial statement. The SUN of One
Hundred ($1OO) Dollars was xppropri-
ated to he at the disposal of the
County Auditor in payment for blanks,
Bank books, etc. for use of County
Officers.
The following bills were audited and
allowed: .-
!. A. Town 2 days Co. poor work. go
same 3days I'D. Co. Conn.,. so
J. II. Denton day committees work
Same days Bd. c.: Com. and miiage: II
., d Bed10rd same. II 10
A. II. Lncfen Same. IL IN
H. y. Hearn same. II 60
Board adjourned to the 10th day of
March ut l:3O O'Clock .. NJ.
JNo. j. KENDLEN,
County Auditor.
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~. -se..a T.. T.. WARREN'S.
Mrs. Bartholomew of this village
spent Inst Sunday with Mrs. Schaefer
1T Rushmore. - ..
Mr.. Thompson, Of Chicago. has been
aguest of Mr. Hanniford in Worthing-
ton the past week.
II you are going to do any building
come and let US figure on your bill. We
always take pleasure in showing up
OUT lumber to any one. " 22tf 49,
49,. AEON FonpEs.
Mr. Harry 'uanniford, connected
with the Thearle Theater Company il
visiting his father in this village.
Judge Geo. w. Wilson attends
court this week at Luverne, and will
60 from thence to WATERFOWL, OAK.
Daniel Shell, e. ". Smith and &. II.
Smith, are this week in attendance on
the Grand Lodge of Free and Accept.
ed Masons, 1T the State Capital.
Evangelists Holmes and Graves
have been holding a series of gospel
meetings at Ellsworth, which were of
great interest and profit to all in ut.
tendance.
Special services have been held every
evening this week at the Presbyterian
church. They will be continued into
next week. Allare invited to attend
It is desired that all the officers of
the Congregational church be present
next Sunday morning to receive pub.
lie recognition and greeting.
1t is u we'll known fact that the J. L.
Ovens Tanning Mill is the best grain
cleaner on the market. We are selling
the mills this year ut reduced price.
We have also an Improvement for sep
arating wheat AMI oats. Farmers. if
you want your seed grain perfectly
clean come and buy An Owens Mill.
Never buy another mill till you have
tried one of these. All we ask Is for
you to sec them work. For sale by
22-tf AEON FORBES.
The Journal OF St. james, Mimi.
comes to US this week in mourning an.
nouncing the death Of its late editor
and publisher, W. A. Chapman. ESQ.,,
lie died on Wednesday, Jan, S,h. lie
was 81 years Of age. His disease was
rheumatism, OF which he was i'll about
seven weeks. We tender our sympa-
thy to all who mourn his loss.
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1s-6t Sheriff of Mobiles Count
Dated December Is. 1853.
q. w. WILSON, Plaintiffs Attorney,
TIE NEW DisCOVERY'

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You NAV
yourself be one of the many who know
from personal experience Just how
good thing it is. If you have ever
tried it, you are one Of its staunch
friends, because the wonderful thing
about it is, that when given q trial
DR.. Kings New Discovery ever after
holds place in the house. II reu have
never used it and should, be afflicted
with a cough, cold or any Throat
Lung or Chest trouble, secure 4 hottie
at once and give 1t fair trial. II IA
guaranteed every time, or money re.
funded. Trial Bottles Free 1t q. ".
Smithsa 81
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G.. L. s. G.,

Wednesday, January, 22nd.
History of Rome pages 163 167 Mrs.
Ludlow.
Latin Courses in English, pages 81,
81, Mrs. Harrington.
Same, pages 81, ~, Mrs. Webb.
Same, pages u, 81, Mamie Fisher.
In January Chautauquan.
life in Medieval Italy" Mrs. W.
8. Lewis.
1.-The Railroads and the State''
DR.. Webb.
Notes on Required readings pages
IA, 47S.
Quotations about Caesar.
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1 have the exclusive sale of tho
Broadhead dress goods in WorthinR-
ton. Others that are being. adver-
tisedare limitations. ~
TIKI. II. E. TORRANCE.
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8HERlFF'S SALE OF RIAL ESTATE
UNDER JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA.s D.

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UNDER JUDGMENT OF FORECLOSURE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA D.
County of Mobiles.
District Court. Thirteenth Judicial District.
E. 8. Ormsby. as Trustee and American In
vestMent Company, Plaintiffs.
Thomas w. Barnett and Margaret J. Barnett
his wife. II c. Miller, o Behncke, partners IS
n Z. Miller and Co.,, and Wampach; Wagon
Co., and Wampach Manufacturing Co.,
Defendants.
Notice is hereby given. that under and By vir-
tue OF judgement and decree entered IT, tho
above entitled action on the Fourth ~ day Of
december 1859. a certified transcript Of which
has been delivered tome, l, the undersigned.
Sheriff of said Mobiles County, will sell ut public
auction. to the highest bidder, for cash, on
Saturday. the First day Of February 1850 at Ten
Qo) o'clock in the forenoon. At the front door Of
the Court House. in the village OF Worthington
In said county, In one parcel the premises and
real estate described in said judgement and
decree. to- wit; All that tract or parcel Of land
lying and being in the Count of Mobiles, and
Stnte Of Minnesota. described ~ follows, to-
wit: The south west quarter ~ Of section
Ten (l0) In T'.wnship No. One Hundred and
Three (lo5) north, in Range No. Forty Two (42)
west.
GILBERT ANDRRaoN.
1s-6t Sheriff of Mobiles County
Dated December Is. 1885,
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AUCTION SALE.

At one O'clock Saturday Jan. 18th
will sell ut public auction the remain
der of my goods, consisting of Ladies'
and Chill lren s clothing, underwear and
hosiery, ut Mrs. Davis Building.
MRS. T.. $. BULLS.
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ports fees Of his office S94O45
Report of A. Campbell of schools or
dered placed on file.
Petition for an appropriation to
build a bridge across Jack Creek on
east line Of section SO In Bloom Town
ship laid over to next meeting. APP
plication of Gilbert Anderson to take
out anctioneer's license. Granted.
And it is hereby ordered that the
County Auditor issue said license
when proper bond is filed and the sum
of Five (5) Dollars is paid Into the
Treasury.
The following amount was appropri-
ated out of the Road and Bridge fund.
Town Of Dewall on approval Of =. b.
Bedford the sum of $2s 90 on condition
the town expend like amount.
Board adjourned to the 9th inst at
"a. N.
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act

XORTH knowing Is that blood dis.
w eases which all other remedies fail
to cure, yield to Ayers sarsmpaar illa,
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Quotations about Caesar.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
AUDITORS OFFICE, J
Worthington, Mimi, Jan. Z, 1890. !
Board Of County Commissioners met
in annual session. Members present !:
j. IL. Denton, $. B. Bedford, A. G..
Lindgren, Il. O'lIearn and j. A. Town.
chairman.
The record of the proceedings of the
last meeting read and ordered appro-
we'd.
On motion J. A. Town wa> duly
elected chairman Of said Board for
the ensuing year.
A list of names for Grand and Petit
Jurors made up72 names for each Jury
and ordered certified to the clerk Of the
District Court.
Petition to form a new school dis
trict to comprise the following terri.
tory TO- wit: Section No. 4. ). 8, 8, l6,
II, VT 3, WI 10 and WI Is, in town Of
Jersey, came up for hearing and or
dered laid over to the Sth lust for
further consideration.
On hearing of petition to change
that part of county road No. ., run
ming diagonally through section 81, in
Bloom township, j. A. Town and 5.
Is. Bedford were appointed commit.
tee to examine said road where change
is proposed as indicated in said petit.
ton and report at next meeting of the
Board.
On motion the County Auditor was
instructed tn notify the different news
paper editors in this county that bids
for county printing would be received
up to the 9th day of January 1890, at
l O'Clock P. NJ. Board adjourned to
the Sth lust, ut 8 o'clock A. NJ.
JANUARY 8tN.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
members all5present. On motion the
following resolutions were unanimous.
ly adopted.
LIST. That We, the Board of County
Commissioners will appoint no county
physicians for the ensuing year.
End. That no medical attendance
will be paid for by the county other
than that furnished upon the order Of
a county commissioner, the same as
other poor supplies are furnished and
paid for.
Petition to form a new school dis.
trict taken up and granted rs per the
following order. 1t is hereby ordered
that sections numbered 4, S, ., 8, 16. II
via, vi 10 and vi Is, (now q
part Of school district No. 46) form a
new school district and to be known az
school district No. IS.
Ordered that the County treasurer
draw As his salary the sum of one hun.
dred ($l0O) dollars at the end of each
month.
On motion !. II. Denton and 8. B.
Bedford were appointed COMMITTEES
to Examine tho books and count the
funds If the county treasurer. TIE
following is the report of said COM
mhtee. Statement for cash on hand
and in bank. aud all vouchers in the
Office of the County Treasurer this Sth
day Of January 1880. "
Currency and coin =. ................ -a 10 80
11;1cnan&e: ...................... 10 20
1CWn Ot0eTs........... 20 81
SCnOO! 10 :..:..........:.:...... 15S %
Expense s: acct. o!o.:'::: GO GO
Cash in Adrian State Rank aoa 42
Cash In Bank VI W0rthingtOn. ...... Is SIS IS
Total. ~ 4os 81
The following bills audited and
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT MARSHALL, MINI,
November p, 1889.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
make final proof in support Of his claim, and
that said proof will he made before the Judge.
or IL hts absence the Clerk Of the Distlict Court
on January g. 1880, viz: John Mcclure homestead
application No. 12,64o for the south east 4 sec
3. town iO5. range 70. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon and cultivation of. said land. viz: Charles
Larson. Andrew Larson, Matthias Bridges. Justin
K. Darling. all of WOrthinston POstofIice, Mimi
lost l.. NJ LANCE, Register.
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Fresh cOnRrlna-:
ton q this state.
lnent comes to
hand daily. Even
such lcep-saated
and stubborn com.
plants an Rlle.i-
lnatisln, Rlle,lln&
tic Cont, and the
like, are thorough
II erallicate.l by
the llse Of this won
derful Alternative.
. Mrs. r. Irving
Dodge, ITO West
10Th street, New
V~NVS nA~ASA
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Great Bargains III Lands!

The Minnesota Loan e InvestmentCo..
OWNS and controls number thousand
all over Mobiles county and the counties adjoining No
WAT 814D o. g181 o. 7Aa8 3oU WAIT,
From 40 up $40 acres IMPROVED or UNIMPROVED
they can accommodate you. If you want
LONG TIME WITH DOWN
and annual payments principal they will Land is
steadily advancing in value and the time buy pr
ces go higher. -
you village property farm land sell YOU
Town Lot. Call at Bank of Worthngton. 1922
JP. M0ULT0N, Agent
Worthington, Mobiles county, Minnesota. i:
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allowed. s.f Hs&z
r. G. Martin Blank. for rrobate Judge sss q
Ron.. % nccn Enve n!,!.t,,. 90 ~ DO 1%
q 500 Letter i;;;i: for -
do Court c .ixnder.:.:. ::::: is@ q
U. Aver copy q Iestimony in case:of
s H,,n,, ~ Ses n,y'ot sr %..o;;,:
VIM. wei.1 g COPE: cissa record.
J. T: Fisher board Tor jury Nov:
"a stevens Clerk. fees. 81 Is
| Swedish Mercantile CO. kilograms in
osf Shsr' e FAX stolen per order os
Geo. Shade eosts in the murder ii
Prank sch'eiden reI order Co. AIRY: 80
C.. o: DALEY cost In Nov. term Of
Gilbert Anderson lee. in Nov: term Of
Sam. spee; al venire in Nov: term Of ~
same :e::lr: witnesses; in state ':
.sss,.: i, S:s;;I I s;s:
y : S S%'': % $s 90 80 DO % DO 90 IS
Andre %.. Thompson. arrest Of Chas. ..
s s. 8. j Ss$sss*'' az i: g 5 Ss
| A"S AOuOwuS COSSS III JuotASo SOuAS0
audited and allowed.
state 0f Mimi. VI. NJ. Jones
SoO. ). Nesbjtt justice fees. ........... 20
John BNhNer, unstable. ............... 100
state Of Mimi. W. Chas. Aerkle
Mm; NJ t Rs.r J%sti ..r lsss S
corrsctto" j.: transcript Of costs In
State Va Frank Terrell.
VIM. MARI. constable fees in commit
ting Frank Terrell to jail .......... 1 6
The following bills were rejected not
being proper claims against the comfy.
Bill of F. Whitney 7.5o) for work done
on N. E. road graders. Bill of Hans
A. Severson (5O COY for clothing and
bedding (said TO be infected with diph-
theria) destroyed,
The following reports ordered placed
on file.
E. Il. Humiston, Register of Deeds,
reports fees of his Office as follows:
Recording Deeds etc ....tl ISL 62
B. +. johnson Deputy. Recording and
AoStJHctlNK 7l6 u
lOtal receipts. q 437 81
Gilbert Anderson, Sheriff reports re-
ceipts of his office rs follows:
SnGrH feeS.. .................... 81 074 IS
yHIo!S w ......... ................... ~ %
+. a. Stevens, clerk Of the Court, re-
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about two years ago, after suffering
for nearly two years from rheumatic
govt, being able to walk only with great
discomfort, and having tried various
remedies, including mineral waters,
without relief, saw by an advertise.
ment In Chicago paper that man had
been relieved Of this distressing com
plant, after long suffering, by taking
Ayers Sarsaparilla. I then decided to
make q trial Of this medicine, aud took
1t regularly for eight months, am
pleased to say that it effected q CON-
plete cure, and that have since had no
return of the disease"
Mrs. L. A. Stark, Nashua, N. H..
writes: "Ono year ago 1 was taken III
with rheumatism, being confined to my
house ak months. came out of tile
sickness very much debilitated, With, no
appetite, and my system disOr,lofotts III
every way: I commenced to usee1Ayers
SarsapaFilla and began to improve at
once, gaining in strength aud soon TO-.
covering my usual health. / cannot ssy
too much In praise OF this woll.known
medicine" -. -. :,
II have taken q great deal of smeai-
cine, but nothing, has done NE no
much goOtl a. Ayers Sarsaparilla.,
felt its beneficial effects before I: had
quite finished one bottle, and I can
freely testify that it is tho hest blool-
medicine I know Of" ~. W. Ward, ST.,
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SIOUX CITY ST. PAUL TINE CARD.
no. PASSENGER -
Going Wet
Lave St. Panl 1t TAO m.
Leave WorthinetOn at 2:3e m.
Arr1vo ut Sioux City ut $50 III.
GOING WEST no. ; PASSENGER.
Arrive at Wor,hington at $40 m.
Arrive Mt Sioux City at 6:ss M.
oorxG EAsY-xo. PASSENGER.
Lave Wor.AtnEson ct 2:"s s M
GOING latino. 4 rAssENGER.
Ar1,vs : Al Wo s; at ~ m:
Arrive It 81. Paul ut 1:0o p m.
-. Accoh .soDATIoS.
Going Fast
I.esv,a WOrthington at 80 p m.
Going West
L,sves wortiin- ,on At $40 m
SIOUX FALLS LINE.
GOING EAs7-PAssENGER NO. 20.
Leaves Sioux Falls at S:?6 IN
Arrivesat Wor,hirgton at N:22 m.
GONG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 10.
1::ye: .. W s'dn! s''. at 5ss M M
ooiNG EAsr-rAssENGER NO. q.
Arrive At Worthington COX. Monday 1890 4. m.
Iasve Sioux Falls lex. Sunday 900p m
noIs0 xEST-rAssENoER no II.
Arrive A. Sioux F.llste1 Monday ~ = m.
Leave WoEthingtOn 800 a. M.
East-Arrive at WOrthingtOn 2:25 p. IN.
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ALWAYS Oh Time,

4AUuU I'll 44uVs
There Il no line 80 handsomely equipped for
Through Passenger Service - ~ he North
Minneapolis st: Paul and Chicago trains over
this line have better record for reaching either
end Of their run ION time" than those Of any
ether line In the country:
All well posted travellers between the Twt
Cities and Chicago take this !ine-particnlarlI
ries the finest sleeping cars and coaches eve
built and also all classes Of passengers, without
extra fares. On the Lake Superior portion Of
the line. betwcon Minneapolis. 81. Paul 4 Du
luth. and st: Paul & Ashland. Pullman sleepers
are run OH night trains. and par'or cars on day
trains.
NORTHWESTERN.
Pullman sleepers are also run through between
Duluth. Superior and Chicago. Fast through
trains are ais, run between Minneapolis, st.
End a Knn:a' . G y sf F G Co wa
aud Kansas City. Dining cars are run on al.
through trains over this line between atnnea
palis. st. Paul aud Chicago, and between st
Paul and Kansa: City: Besides being the bes
between these principal cities: the Chicago Z
sago: st. Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha Chicago
and Northwestern AMI Fremont, Elkhorn & Mo-
Valley R'ys-(all advertised as 1.-THE North
western Line traverses a rich and popnlous
ing ali the large towns cr Villages in tho terri
tory intersected by 1t. Before selecting
route. travellers should get folder. with map Of
tbs linz and they win quickly sc: the advvn
ime tables: may be obtained at any station o.
IT, TEAsDALl
GENT. Passenger Agent. st. Pau
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-15
COOPERATION.
4 Move 10 Create Homes for the
People.
Bow 10 Crns'e shelter for the Hundred
thousand Now Desiring 10 Coma
to Fort Worth

Co-operation is the principal power of
civilization. II is the unity of sane
minds TO accomplish given purpose.
Nm cooperate 10 build roads. bridges.
rarlroals. steamship lines, erect bull l.
me. schools and churches, endow be-
r,vo. lent institutions, build cities, estAb-
I'm governments, auu, In every way,
advance the general welfare ard the in
,rrpsts Of thr private individual. The
lea,t co-oprrat ion, the lower the state OF
CIVILIZATION. None but the demeDted or
TIE insuur act alone.
COOPERATION UTILIZED.
Believing this doctrine of co-opera-
ZION, ur pooling together, tc be the tercr
,-ltrt mares the lcorid. the Fort Worth
Land Company have agreed to assist the
Kirersite Cooperative Improvement
Association, Of which Gen. r. A. Cam
eron il manager. n. G. Blanchard sec
rprary aud W NJ. Boring Is trustee and
treasurer. 80 fur as to donate TO said US
souiutiou one-thIrd of the present value
Of one hundred choice lots in Riverside
addition in improvements, advertising
aud incidental e1peusis on the following
pan:
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
one hundred and seventeen choice
lots in Riverside addition to Fort Worth
have been selected by the managemrat
saa sci apart for the purposes Of The as
socat!on, and are now apensfcr luspec-
ton Is fOiow+:
pRscRIaTioN OF LOTS.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-15
CAUGHT A BURGLAR.
A Sherman CIfz' n Catches One While Going
THROUGH IIouss-In jail.
Special to tine Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
SHERMAN, Ten, Dec. H.-To-day,
during The absence of W. II. Gill and
family ut the morning church service,
d. s. White, Gill's npighbor, saw a
burglar enter GINS house while his
psi remained across the street on watch.
White, who is large and powerful man
rushed in aud caught the burglar while
he was going through for valuables. and
held him by main force. White brought
his game TO the courthouse on street
car, where IN excited crowd gathered to
look at the bold house-breaker. The
other fellow took to his heels, ard the
sheriff aud others are searching for him
The burglar was placed in jail. He
gave his name as Ed Williams,
which is believed TO be au alias,
He had few dollars and some copp.rs,
wore derby hat, IA about five feet
seven inches tail. medium complex ion
about twenty-three years old. no beard,
and the makeup of q professional. -
He held nu express receipt with the mi
tials NJ. II. T. Had many keys aud a
file IN his pocket.
The cold weather has driven the festive
burglar to the SUNNY South, but be can
not thrive well in Sherman.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES,

Parties answering advertisements 6eloio
must address the Advertiser and not the
Gazette, as this paper has nothing to do acits
Tie advertisement further than to print it,.
The Gazette cannot undertake 10 .tor,oGrd
replies unless prepaid aud addressed en-
reiopes accompany advertisements.
No personal notices printed unless
accompanied Jy name Of the Advertiser.