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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-04-24
RUSHMORE RUSTLINoS.


Flax seed and seed oats on hand At
the Peavey warehouse, E. >. Wemple,
agent.
Our old friend and neighbor, Mrs.
Miner. now = resident Ut Sioux City,
made Rushmore frienhs!A visit Tues
day and Wednesday Of this week.
A Nav Festival will he held ut the NJ.
E. church Thursday, May LIST at 8
O'Clock in the evening. A splendid
program: Singing. tableaux, dialogues,
crowning "f the Mny Queen, and other
things too numerous to mention. Come
one all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Bedford expect
very soon to leave for the east aud will
perhaps spend the summer. May they
have Il pleasant visit aud return to us
again well and happy.
A splendid rain and AL nature looks
gay. wheat ia up ~ some places, grass
is nicely started aud the country has a
nice coat Of green. us it were, far
ahead If any season for u number Of
years.
Farmers. with the exception OF flax
aud corn, are pretty well along.
Many of the neixhbors were ut Wor-
thir etOn attending the District Skule
and express themselves highly pleased.
Attorney J. n. Town and Sheriff
A anderson were ia town on "Wednesday
of this week.
A Schaefer was at St. Paul Sunday
last.
Mr.. Dnrsen Bedford received a.trle-
gram from Nova Scotia Monday "f this
week, announcing the death of her
sister, this is sad news indeed, being
the third sister deceased within the
laat three years. We extend to her our
sympnthies in this her bereavement.
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CIGAR MANU.
FACTURE.

FACTURE.
A meeting OF the Board of Trade
Was called Tuesday, April 22nd, and
convened ut the Bank VI W"rtl,ine on
with the president. Mr.. T.. ". Smith,
in the chair, the Object of the meeting
being to consider proposition Of
Messrs. Shrek & SaviIl to reconsider
their decision to remove their business
from our town. Peter Thompson was
nominated for secretary,in place If for
mer secretary, MIR. LANCE, Mr.. Thomp-
son declining, Dr.. Moore was elected
to the position, \ written proposition,
was presented by Messrs. Shrek 4 Saw.
i'll rs follows: ''lfa stock company is
organized, with a capital of SIS 900 will
each take stock to the amount Of 81 900
and give he business our personal su
provisions. The: proposition met
with favorable reception, aud after
due consideration, u committee con.
sisting Of Messrs. Wilson, Torrance
and Thompson, was appointed to ill.,
vestigate the business of Messrs.
Shrek s. Sayill and reported later to =
meeting of the Board AS IT, its success
in the past, and its probable success
in the future. IA
This report was made At r. NJ, Of
the same day ut the same place, was
highly favorable, and subscriptions for
stock called for resulting in pl. d.. . to
the amount of $1,000 from those pre-
sent. Since then about $3.50 more have
been subscribed.
GEO. O. MOORE, Sec.
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TAX JUDGMENT SALE.

Pursuant to Real Estate Tax Judg
ment of the District Court, in the
County of Mobiles, State Of Minnesota,
entered the Goth day Of March, A. D.,
1890, in proceedings for enforcing pay
ment Of Taxes and Penalties upon Real
Estate in the County "f.N obles, State
of Minnesota, remaining delinquent
on the first Monday Of January, 1890,
and Of the Statutes in such case made
and provided. shall on the FIRST Mon
day, being he 5th day of May, A. D.
1890, ut 10 O'Clock III the forenoon, at
my Office in the Court House, in the
Village of Worthington and County
Of Mobiles, Minnesota, sell the lands
which are charged with taxes, penalties
and costs in said Judgment, and on
which taxes, penalties and costs shall
not have been previously paid. -
[SEAL.1 JNo. J. KENDLEN.
Auditor Mobiles County, MIMI,
Dated at Worthington, this 18th day
of April, A. D., 1890.
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PROBATE NOTICE.


''At County uni Of NoSes' }~
In Probate Court, Special term. March Is, 1880.
In he matter of the estate OF Eugenis Clip.
penKer, Deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of George
Mack. administrator, setting forth the am cunt
OF personal estate that has come into his hands,
the disposition thereof, and how much remains
undlsPCSed Of: the amount Of debts Outstalld-
ing AGAINST said deceased as far as the same can
De ascertaaneti ;and q description Of all the real
estate Of which said deceased died seizeti. and
the condition and value Of the respective Dor
lions or let's thereof; the persons Interested IN
sAad estate. with their residences; and praying
That ncenss be to him granted to selllo Three:
Wnrthington. county Of Mobiles and state Of
Minnesota: And 1t appearing by said petition
that there Is not SUFFICIENT personal estate In
the hands of Said George Mack. administrator
ton. and that It is necessary for the payment
said real estate.
It il therefore ordered, That all persons In
| terested in said estate appear before this C0ur,
| on Tuesday the 22d day OF April A. d. 1890. q
ineton. in said county. then and there to show Of,
cause iii any there be) WHY license should moi
he granted to said administrator to sell 90 mucl
| 81 the real estate of said deceased as shall b(
necessary to pay snch debts, and expenses.
And It II further ordered. thatthis order shall
cessiye weeks prior to said dayof hearing.in tn
| WorthtnRtOh ADVANCE. a weekly newspape
printed and published atxWOrthingtOn, In sal,
Dated =: Warrington the Twenty fifth da
OF March .. A. D., 1850. BY the Court:
Judge Of Probate,
DANIEL ROHRsR, Atty. for Petitioner.
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MONTANA,OREGON AND WASH
lNGTON.

2
A correct map Of the north west will
show that The Northern Pacific RAil-
road traverses the central portion Of
Minnesots. North Dakota, Montana
and Washington for . distance Of
nearly 1000 miles; It 10 tho only Rail-
road reaching Jamestown. Bismarck,
Miles City, Billings. Livingston, Boze-
man, hissouls, Cheney, Davenport.
Palouse City, SpraRue. Rit1ville, Ys-.
kima, Ellensburg, Tacoma, Seattle and
In fact nine-tenths Of the Eorth west
citiee, towns, and points Of interest.
The Northern Pacific 10 the shortest
trans continental route from st. Paul
and Chicago to Helena. Butte. Ana
conds, Deer Lodge, Spokane Falls
Walla Walla, Dayton and Portland ,
and the only one whose through trains
reach any portion Of the new state of
Washington. Land seekers purchns-
ing Pacific Coast second class tickets
via St. Paul and the Northern Pacific
have choice from that point Of free
Colonist Sleeping Cars OF Pullman'a
Tourist Furnished Sleepers at chsrsea
- low % the lowest.
| For the bene6t Of settlers tho North
ern Pacific also gives . ten day stoI
over privilege on second class Nortt
Pacific Coast tickets % Spokane Fall,
and each and every point west. includ.
ing over lbs stations in Washington
thus enabling persons seeking . HON,
to examine this vast territory without
mourning IN expense of from $500 t,
$500 in travelling on local tickets from
point to point. :
Insure for yourself comfort an,
safety BY having tho best accoaooda
ttons afforded, thereby avoiding chang
of cars, 70 checking Of baggage, Trans
fers and lay overs enroute. Money en-
: be saved BY purchasing tickets viz 81
! Paul or Minneapolis and tho Mother
;: Pacific.
: For Maps, Pamphlets, Rates IN
. Tickets enquire OF your nearest Tick,
!, Agent, any District Passenger Ager
; Of tho Northern Pacific Railroad; I
r CHAs, 8. FEE, General Passenger N
Ticket Agent, St Paul, MINI.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE

EDITOR OF ADvANcE:-Dy your per-
mission wish to inform your readers
a little concerning our work in and
about Worthington. At our last Con.
ference session, which convened last
last spring in st. Paul, Worthington
mission of Minnesota, Conference and
Evangelical Association was newly
founded. BY order of the station NJ
committe it became our duty to except
this new mission Is our field of labor.
We have great reason to thank God
for the blessings and success he has
given rs.
We began our labor upon this mission
with 4S members. During the year
this number has increased to IS, be-
sides some having moved away. l
serve six appointments, of these four
are German and two English. In
Worthington our work is entirely
German, and is Aourishing. In the
Barton neighborhood, Ewington, Jack
son. County, we labor in the English
language. 1t was at the earnest re-
quest of the people that we began our
appointment here, until that time this
neighborbood had received but little
enco' rAgement in the line of religion.
Our membership in this place is now
Ii, others are coming, and deep interest
that is manifested speaks well for the
future. The other appointments are
also prospering.
AS a place of residence, we like the
beautiful little city of Worthington.
We desire to thank the people for the
encouragement and respect We have
have received thus far, and as We pack
our grip for the purpose Of attending
conference ut Hue Earth this year, we
cannot suppress the desire to lie re-
turned to the people who have won our
respect aud affection.
.-.x., s. B. GoETz.
W orthington, Minn., April 70.
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TOCONTRACTORS.

" The directors of School District No:
IS, In .Hersey township: will receive
sealed proposals for the building Of =
new school house in said district, up
to May LIST, 1880, at one o'clock p. N.
Plans and specifications may be seen
at Herbert Smiths residence on Sec. 4
Jersey township. The contract will
he let to the lowest responsible bidder.
The building to be complete July LIST,
1900. The board re*erve the right to
reject any or all bids for justiiable
cause. Address: HERBERT SMITH,
35-2t* Kinbrae, Mobiles Co. MINI.
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FAILURES IN LIFE.

People fsil in many ways. In bust
ness, In morality. In religion, in happi.
ness, and in health. A weak heart 10
often an unsupported cause of failure
In life. II tho blood does not circu-
late properly in the lungs, there 10
shortness Of breath, asthma, ETC.; in
the brain dizziness, headache, etc.; In
the stomach, wind, pain, indigestion,
faint spells, etc. =; in the liver, torpidity,
congestion, etc. Pain IN the left side,
shoulder and stomach 10 caused by
heart strain. For oil these maladieo
DR.. Miles, New Cure for the heart and
lungs 10 the best remedy.
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WoRTHlNGToN TOWNSHIP,

Nature slowly but certainly comes
to favor the work of the farmer. The
soil is in fine condition for seeding,
ard is easily worked. The farmer
are every Que hard At work from daM !,
to twilight. Hundreds Of acres in this
Ownship have already been seeded
with wheat, oats and barley. The Gro.
Gus blossoms beautify the prairies, and
the carpet of green is superseding that
Of the gray on the meadows. The buds
are beginning t" swell and burst. The
box elders are in bloom and beauty
reigns over all that greets the eye.
There will be an immense number of
forest aud fruit trees set ont this
spring, ard shrubbery and small fruits
rs we'll. The nursery sales man il q
public benefactor.
l.. H. Btckley's family have rented
Mr.. Tobey's new house and barn, and
will live there while they work their
own land.
Adam Ager will soon enter upon 4
course ct study t" prepnre himself for
the Medical profession. He 10 \ studi.
Gus young man, and his many friends
not only wi h linn success but believe
he will gain it.
Miss Kate Hovey has heen engage
t" teach the school in District AZ, and
will begin her work April 28th.
Quite number of our farmers are
in receipt If an interesting and valu-
able hook bearing the title of ''Swine
Herd" sent post paid and bearing q
certificate to that effect. This is an.
other scheme of the Minnesota Loan
and Investment ca. to assist the far
mers Of the northwest. They all highly
appreciat Q the favor bestowed
We gladly welcome Mr.. Klingen-
mith's family back among US, ~ they
have been much missed while absent.
1t was always a we'll known fact
that Dewald our next neighbor town.
slip was productive Of all that Is good
and beautiful, but only lately 1t has
come to the notice Of the public that
Dewald has q ''Ghost" in the shape 81
a correspondent, whom we are always
glad to hear from.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-04-24

Contemplating q change
of location / will sell from
my stock for a time at
wholesale prices q good
stock of Dry Goods. Groce-
ries, Hats, Caps, Boots.
and Shoes. A large line of
Carpets to select from,
some fifty samples atpricea
lower than ever before.
34.tf S. Y. WYCKOEF.
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EVN1NGT ON.
Beautiful weather. and seeding well
sls,.x. Agvol rain would not como
EW1NGToN.

EWING TON
Bexuti ful weather and seed ipa well
.lynx. Agvol rain would nOt Come
aMitS. ss rs3
Our new comers Mr.. a LEI. Bro nm Of
Strextl.r, ILL.,, WAS burned out last
Wednesday la,Osing about 500 worth
or household furniture, supplements
and seed. One Of their little children
WAS playing with matches III tile
erxinary, where the Gre WAS started,
aud every thing being % dry and the
day willdy the Are communicated to
tho stable and house aud oil were
burned. Mr.. Brown and eldest son
we're Ii Worthi,igton on that day, 90
that Mrs. Brown was nearly helpless In
staying the flames though had she hxdA
little help In time might have saved
the house. It was dinner hour and
the neighbOrs all inside and did not
discover the fire until 1t Was we'll un-
der way. though when, done all they
could aud saved considerable Of their
fine furniture. Mr.. Brown will re.
build Immediately. They are excellent
f,lks and have the sympathy OF Ill.
H:r. e. ). Bond, OF Mobiles Co., came
out here last Tuesday evening and
talked Farmers Alliance matters very
ably aud Interestingly to US. for thu
space ut an hour or more, and effected
4 temporary organization Of an ALI
ance. !. A. SpaffOrd haing chosen
president and Harry H0bsOn secretary
A meeting Was decided on for the first
Friday evening in May to organize
permanently and elect officers. Let
there bc II good attendance and inter
eat manifested. The farmers must
unite in organized effort if they are Il
get \ fair shake in the matter Of life
liberty and pursuit Of happiness"
| Miss Edith Spafford and Miss BESSIE
Walker Of Round Lake, went to 1ler''
Lake Monday to attend the Institute.
Rev. HI. Harrington addressed,
very large congregation Inst SAbbatl
} in Bethel church subject: 1T ye k.I0,
sti."st things happy are ye il ye d
them" Rev. Mr.. Wakefield of Man
kate, accompanied him and Rddresse
the Sabbath schrol in n very interest
ing and destructive manner. NJ,
Sykes If Round Lake. WAS also pref
ent and taught the uni. ed Bible clrsse
. and gave Us al earnest and edifyin
talk: ..
There is a growing interest and n
/ tendance manifested in our Sunda
) school matters which we are very gls
o to note.
We noticed a great stir on the stree
of Worthimgton last Saturday, whte
many attribute to the resurrection /
Q saloons. A good many ct them SCENE
r to be afflicted with trip water or tai
q gle foot. Sorry to witness this ST
backward of our beautiful and 1;
y famed citv. FARMER JOHN.
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Our paper has arrived and We can
show you the finest selections of wall
paper ever brought into the city ut
prices within tho reach Of everybody.
Come early and pick out your patterns.
WARREN & HUMIsTON.
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ROUND LAKE.


Our Sunday school has secured the
services of E. T.. JUhns"n. who ia II
splendid organist. 1t il the intention
now to meet at 2:3O y. m. and practice
singing until 8 O'Clock, at which time
Sunday school will begin.
Elmer Trip has sold his farm to
Mr.. W. A. Shafer of Fayette Co. Iowa.
r: A. Comstook of Rochelle, ILL.,. is
with us again.
The fine weather has been well i'm
proved Ivy our farmers, who about
til, oueh seeding small grain.
Levi Peterson shipped two car load
of fat steers tn Chicago Friday. The
first that have been fed in this neigh
b0rho0d since its settlement.
Lille Mohl and Emma Kingstrnm,
left for Chicago, Friday. M !
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA. 4.
County OF Mobiles,
In Probate Court, Special term April 18th, 1890.
In the matter Of the estate OF Ferdinand
Moll, deceased.
Letters Ut administration on the estate of
said deceased being this day granted unto H.
g. Crawford, of said county,
1t Is ordered, That all claims and demands OF
oil persons against said estate bo presented to
this court. for examination and allowance. at
the Prubate Office in WortningtOn in said
county on the following days. viz. The first
Mondays OF each month for six months, at
o clock p. m.
1t Is further ordered. That six months from
the date hereof be allowed to creditors to pre-
sent their claims against said estate, at the ex-
piration OF which time all claims not presented
to said Court or not proven to its satisfaction.
shall be forever barred. unless for cause shown
further time be allowed
Ordered further. That notice of tho time and
place of the hearing and examination Of said
claims and demands shall he given by publish
ing this order once in each week for three sue
ccsSive weeks prior to the day appointed for
REORGANIZATION. in the WOrthingtOn ADVANCE
weekly newspaper printed and published at
Warrington In said county.
Dated at WolthingtOn. tho 18th day OF April
A. ID. 1890, By the Court.
C. w. w. Dow.
SEAL: Judge OF Probate.
H. G. CRAWFORD. Administrator. 35.3w
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FOR SALE.

Two Quarter Sections of good land ,
one unimproved, and one having TWEEN
ty.dve acres in cultivation, Both in
the northern part Of Mobiles county,
Minnesota. Will sell at low price and
on long time. GEORGE F. WALKER,
Room l03, Iowa Loan 4 Trust Co. 3
Building, Dies Moines, Iowa. 32-4t*
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Elder B. F. Kittinger of Gettysburg,
Pa, says he had been suffering with
cold and cough, also his wife. that they
took tn using Cham bsrlain's Cough
Remedy and received great benefit
from it. Yet he says. 1T was 80
pleasant to take" For sale by g. w.
Smith.
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NOTICE

l will sell my entire flock OF 1856 sheep.
so lambs ana more to follow, also 20
head Of yattle. all high grades Ton easy
terms). Aplly At once it you want 9
bargain. II. j. LUDLOW.
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GARD OF THANKS.

GARD OF THANKS.
The Ladies of the Westminster Pres
byterian Church beg leave to thank
MIR. &. B. Loveless, of the Lake View
Hotel, for the use of his parlors and
dining hall, for their Festival. The
kind host paid every possible attention
to his guests, ard the enjoyment and
success Of the occasion was largely
due to his kindness.
April o. TIE LADIES.
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We shalt be pleased to give figure
on any lumber bills that may he
brought " and will meet tho prices Of
the lowest.
NAMAKAooN LUMBER Co
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Horses, new and second hand bug
gies, new and second hand harness for
sale and to let by l.. T.. Oliver, Wor-
Ellington, MINI. tt.
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Renovate the walls and ceilings OF
your rooms with new wall paper, sure
form of disinfection and destruction to
germs OF disease. Paper can be bought
cheap Of
WARREN & uUx1sroN.
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For rheumatism there 10 nothing
better than Chamberfain's Pain Balm.
The prompt relief which it affords is
alone worth many times its cost.
which is City cents per bottle. Many
very bad cases have been permanently
cured by it. For sale by Z. ". Smith.
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Come and examine our stock Of
Plows, Breakers, Drags, Seeders. Disk
Harrows, Corn Cultivators, and all
kinds of Farm Machinery.
g., AzOM FORBES.
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SCHOOL Books. s
Minnesota Text Books for sale =
e. w, Smiths Drug Store,

Mr.. and Mrs Geo. w. Fitch, Of Cali
fornia, are at the Worthington Hotel.
Mr.. Fitch is the owner of several
farms ii Mobiles county.
Rev. Mr.. Markham, pastor OF one of
the Presbyterian churches In Sioux
City, Iowa. was one Of our callers on
Wednesday. He was on his way to
the Fort Dodge Presbytery. which
meets this week at Baskerville, Iowa.
To all wishing to plant shade trees.
or any kind at small fruits, strawber-
ries, currants, gooseberries OF grape
vines. call at my place in town, the
last three days of this week ~ ! shall
have my stock open then to make my
spring delivery. Examine stock and
buy rs few or many "a you want.
II. J. LUDLOW.
The ladies of the Westminster Pres
byterian Church, through tho Rener-
GUS hospitality Of Mr.. e. B. 11oveless.
met in the ample parlors Of the Lake
View Hotel, with their publicly invi-
ted guests, on Friday evening last
Supper was served in the Dining hall
The Worthington Orchestra furnished
superb music and volunteer
vocal music also contributed to the en-
joyments of the occasion. The socia
atmosphere was unclouded aud genial
The surroundings were pleasant ant
the receipts were considerable add
ton to the parsonage fund.
| Nothing adds so much to person
appearance a. fine thick head OF hal
of even color, and to assure this us
only Halls Hair Remover.
A Luverne dispatch says that pre-
paratioI for the encamrme O
Southwestern Minnesota G.. A. II
association at that place in June ar
about finished. Tie committee i
charge have given thu Driving Par
and Fair association permission t
hold races during the encampmen>
Work of making the track faster
now in progress. A number Of flyer
from Sioux City, Sioux Falls, Cheroke
aud other places are expected to /
; here. This, in connection with IL
enc mpment program, will make Ii
verne encampment one Of the best,
not the best. ever held in the histol
of the nss0ciatiOn.
Farmers realize that but one grat
of Lubricating oil is cheap and that
the best. Kept only at
WARREN & HUN1sTON's s.
GARD OF THANKS.
The undersigned hereby express the
thanks and gratitude to Mr.. JOSEF
Il Loveless for rescuing their believe
boy from death by drowning, on Thur
d day last. The act of Mr.. Loveless
;. descending into the well in time
save the child, without coneideril
q the peril to himself, or waiting for al
facilities, or help him in making Il
descent, was brave and manly dee
indicating kind heart. and = herois
u which Call for admiration from a
i. We cannot express our gratitude
a words, but as far as words can go, ,
+ do thank our kind aud adventure
neiyhbor for averting an awful gri
e from our household. and securing o
n child to our embrace. To other XII
?. friends who came also to our help a.
10 extended their sympathy. we also t.
II der our thanks for and appreciation
> their neighb0rly kindness.
=. WALTER & LOUISA AAGAARD.
Worthington, April 81, 1890.