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LOANS AND DISCOUNTS.
S9,5S5,sa7 s7,57O,s25

Taken altogether, the showing will prove, as
i have before stated to be most excellent in
every respect, and furnish additional evidence
of the fact that we are much less liable to finan
cial dangers than other communities and gives
abundant testimony to the good judgment and
high character of our various bank officials.
FRANK H. PELoUzE, 1885 street.
Call and examine our elegant line of novel
( for spring wear.
kAN A SNYDER g. WooD,
klas Merchant Tailors
- k 4R3 Eleventh street ,porthwest.
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K. !. ]. TT, c.
r. O LILO W
FOR tt
Spring Novelties
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
COlOred Dress Goods.
45-inch All-wool Paids, in all the latest colors,
nobby designs, worth 6Sc., at
Soc.
45,inch Camels' Hair Plaids, warranted all
wool, elegant effects in all the latest colors, regu
lar price, Sl.15, at
SIC.
-, a-inch h French r NJ Broadcloth, advertised every
CSC.
=, In Ia all the latest shades of Tans, Grays, and
54-inch American Broadcloth; regular price,
roc,
Soc.
In all the latest shades, Tans, Grays, Hello
46-inch French serges. in Grays and Tans only;
regular price, 75c., at
5Sc.
3S-inch Silk-fnished Henriettas, all shades;
' w w'37kc.
Black Dress Goods.
4o-inch Silk Warp Henrietta, worth S1ss at
81. 10.
46-inch All-Wool Henrietta, worth Sc, at
62c.
4O-inch All-Wool Henrietta, worth 62hc., at
4Sc.
40-irch Mohair Brlliantine worth &C., at
4Sc.
Silks.
2O-inch Surah Silks,in all the latest shades regu-
Soc.
20-inch China Silk. in all the latest shades;
regular price, 62lc, at
45c.
.sl-inch Black Faille Silk; regular price. Sl.15,
csc.
Ginghams.
The latest effects in velascos Ginghams, worth
&c., at
&c.
Nobby effects in Livonia Ginghams, wortL 1Oc.,
7ac.
A full line of Zephyr Gingnams, in Plaids and
Stripes, worth 15c., at
121sc.
All the latest effects in new Scotch Ginghams;
worth 25c., at
1Sc.
SatteenS.
A full line of Berlin Satteens, in all shades and
figures, worth 15c., at
121sc.
An elegant assortment of Victor French Sat
teens, worth 25c., at
1Sc.
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News Notes.

NEWS NOIeS.
5. Is. Dennis was yesterday appointed postmas-
ter at Ocean City, Nd
Amount of Al per cent. bonds redeemed yester-
day, $lS7,7OO; total to date, Sll, $685. 500.
j. w. Branagan was yesterday appointed inter
nal revenue stamp agent at New York City at
81, 500 year.
An International Exposition of Machines and
Motors Tor small industries will be held under the
auspices of the Royal Department. of Agricul-
ture, Industry, and Commerce. Paermo during
the course OF the coming spring. The Italian
government will be pleased TO see there exhibits
from American Inventors and manufacturers.
Population of Texas s35. .525-whites, IA, 100;
Japanese. 3.
Opinion is asked of the Attorney General
whether or not the act authorizing the erection
or new mint at Philadelphia contains specific
appropriation for that purpose.
Government receipts yesterday, Ss38.2l4.
The free list of the tarin applies only to such
animals as are imported for purposes of exhibit
ton for prizes by an agricultural or racing
eiation, not to trained or performing horses inl-
ported by individuals for public exhibition.
Lots at Derwood PARK, $500; monthly pay
ments. William +. III ae, Twelfth and e
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OUR NATIONAL BANKS.
THEIR STATEMENTS SHOW THEY ARE
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION.

a Comparison with the Figures of One
and Two Years Ago Show That There
Has Been Decided Improvement.
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Yellow Fever Increasing.
LONDON, March 7.-Ohicial information is
that yellow fever is increasing In Brazil
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Bishop Paddook DangerouslY nm.

BosToN, March 7.-Bisbop Paddock passed
very restless night and his condition this morn
ing Is great deal worse than Il was yesterday.
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Our special line Of English and French suit
ings and trOuserings is now complete.
SNYDER e Woop.
Merchant Tailors,
423 Eleventh street northwest
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r, March II; John Brisben Walker. Ph. D.. and
tne ape editor OF the Metropolitan will discourse
on social Problems of Church and State" THE
lectures are delivered in the lecture hall of the
university at 4:30 P. NJ. WV
Another attraction at the PHILADELPHIA
Oyster House. 5l3 Eleventh street northwest, is
1--we alligator about three feet Tonga present
10 Mr.. feomans from Mr.. James Nolan pro-
Prletor OF the Hotel Ponce de Leon, st. Augustine
f1a. rms young alligator is as sportive as a
young COLT but, like all of its kind, hardly safe
to handle. He is on exhibition in one of the
70 see MS aligatorshp playing hide-and- seek in
Joseph Butler. a hanger-on around Centre
Market, was arrested by Officer Faller yesterday
afternoon for the larceny of lot of vegetable
from the stall OF Minor Coleman. Butler first
Stole Wheelbarrow, and then going to the stall
loaded 1t up with turnps. etc., the whole being
valued at SlO. He is held at the First PrecInct
An exceptionally fine collection of art will
De on exhibition at the arJ-rooms of Thomas
bowling, corner of Eleventh street and Penn
sylysnla Avenue, Monday and Tuesday. March
. ana III, 1871. The sale will take place Wednes-
aay morning, March IL, at ii O'clock and en-
Draces line consignment of Venetian and Ita-
nan nan anuque furniture and should command the
Intention OF connoisseurs.
John Kuchler, the keeper of the 0amh1ino
ana policy den raided on Friday by the officers
OF the FIRST Precinct, was arrested yesterday by
Omcers Kendall and Wannall, and held without
ball. He is charged with permitting gambling
ana running policy game on his premises
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Lots at Derwood Park, $500; monthly pay
ments. William F. III as, Twelfth and g
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42S Eleventh street \
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The Best

"After the use Of Ayers Pills for many
years In my practice and family, am justi-
fed IN saying that they are an excellent
cathartic and liver medicine = sustaining all
the claims made for them."-W. A. Westfall,
NJ. D., V. PA. & N. w. r. r. Co., Burnet, Tex.
Zone Of my customers has been greatly
benefited by the use of Ayers Pills. He was
troubled with disordered liver and in falling
health for several months. Since he began
using Ayers Pills he has improved greatly,
gaining rapidly in flesh and strength
w. 8. Mccullough, Druggist, Wheeling, VIVA.
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CUT THIS OUT FOR FUTURE
REFERFNCE

Excursions for Home Seekers and
others will be run by the "North West
ern Line" Chicago, St. Paul, Mime
apoliS aud Omaha Try. on Sept. Goth,
1891, from st. Paul and Minneapolis,
and stations east Of st. Paul, to all
points west Of and including st. James
Minn., in Minnesota, South Dakota,
and Northwestern Iowa; and from ali
points on the Line north or east of lie
Mars to Omaha. st. Joseph, AtchisOn,
Leavenworth. and Kansas City, and 10
all points in Kansas. Nebraska, Colo.
RADIO, Wyoming, Utah, the Black Hills,
Oklahoma, aud all points in Arkansas
and Texas and to certain points il
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama and
louisiana.
il Tickets will be sold at very low rates
and will be good to start only on the
day of sale, and good to return within
thirty days.
For rate to any particular point,
through car service, or any informa-
ti"n. call on agents of 1.-The North
Western Line" or address
7. W. TEASDALE.
Gen. Pass. ACT. st. Paul, MINI.
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SIknKs-HOCKsTREssRR.-On Tuesday
Sept. LIST. 1891, At the N tAterns House
In SvOrthing tom, l,y hev. R0bt.
M Met June, Mr.. IL. b. Sierks. OF Jack
j son county, Minnesota, End Miss
Julis HOckstresser. OF Stark county,
Illinois. sxs q. 81. -
JONES LEDAIN.-On Thursday, a ug.
u ut the just icB Office IN WOrtl,iny-
ton, BY Vim. Bear, Esq Mr., VIM. j.
+ Jones. cashier nf the Bank Of Adrian,
to Miss l.ellix I4rbalr.Is Both OF Ad-
& rial,. NO;,les Co, Minn. ss5s
GUsrAFsoN-E RRICKsON. ION We'd
nesday Sept. =. in WorthingtOn By
Justice VIM. Rear, Mr.. Gust Gnstaf-
son and Miss Hilda Mary Errickson,.
all of Mobiles county. 3 81. 5.5sss 8.
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/ II have been taking Ayers Pits and using
them IN my family since 1857, and cheerfully
recommend them to all In need of = safe but
effectual cathartic. John NJ. Boggs, s07 w.
Chestnut st., Louisville, Ky.
II have taken Ayers Pills for rheumatism,
headache, and c0stiveness, and for colds,
and have always been benefited. They are
the best medicine ever used in my family.
My son had q severe cold and very bad
cough. He has taken q few doses of Ayers
Pills and is all right today Mrs. G. w.
Hester, Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Family Medicine.

layers Pills have been In use in my famf-
ly upwards of twenty years, and have COM
pletely verified all that is claimed for them
In attacks of piles, from which suffered
many years, they afford greater relief than
any medicine ! ever tried."-T. F. Adams,
Holly Springs, Texas.
regard Ayers Pills as one Of the most
reliable general remedies of our times. They
have been in use in my family for various
affections, and have always given satisfac-
ton. We have found them an excellent
remedy for colds and light fevers.'-W. R.
Woodson, Fort Worth, Texas.
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"Ayer's Pills have been used in my family
for over thirty years. We find them an ex.
cellent medicine in fevers, eruptive diseases,
and all bilious troubles, and seldom cali
physician. They are almost the only pills
used in our neighborhood." - Redmon e.
Comfy, Row Landing P. o.. w. Feliciana
Parish, La.
"During the past % years have used
Ayers Pills in my family for all deran:e-
ments of the stomach, liver, and bowels, and
also for colds. They have never failed to
benefit" - Prof Chauncy Herdsman, A. NJ,
Business College, Woodside, Newark, n. J.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
Having sold my Livery stock, will
offer one new top buggy cheap. Also
one extra nice jump seat, canopy top
carriage, If called for soon.
3tf l.. &. OLIVER.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-09-03

MIR. Emile Moncelle, and Mr.. Burn
ham, of Woodforl, county. ILL.,, have
bought land in township 1O2, sec. L.,
range 40 in Mobiles county.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-09-03

Rev. r n. Adams, d. d., Of Minnea-
polls, synodical missionary, will preach
at the Presbyterian church next Sun
day morning and evening.
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Olaf Degn has leased the Stables of
the Lake View House, and is prepared
to let horses, buggies, etc., at reasona-
BILE rates. and do general livery
business. Give him call.
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J. L. Roscnburg aud wife returned
on Sunday from weeks visit with re.
latives and friends at Vinton, Iowa.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Fisher returned
on Saturday last from u visit to the
cities.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-09-03

Mr.. and Mrs. JON athan Gordon, 20
this week to Clarendon. Mimi, to visit
old friends. and will visit the Roches-
ter fair, and make calls at other points
before their return. We hope their
outing" may he very pleasant one.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-09-03

Rev: Mr.. Weaver, of Jordan, MIMI.
supplied the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church very accrptably on Sunday last.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-09-03

Mr.. y. A. Call went out to look af-
ter his bees, on Sunday last, and q:
attacked by them in force and badly
Stuug.
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l.. J. nollem, of Chicago, a brother
in-lAw Of "A. e. 1Iedberg, arrived on
Friday last md spent Sunday here. lie
was accompanied by = party of land
81 ekers. who were Ill we'll pleased with
our s. il aud crop outlook, lie returnt d
home ON Tuesday.
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Gen. Pass. Act. st. Paul. Min
HOT SPRINGS, ARKANSAS.

HOI SPRINGS, ARKANSAS.
; With the view of placing before and
within the reach of the suffering the
benefits of the curative properties of
the Hot Springs in a sample, practical
and inexpensive manner, the manufac-
turers have, with the aid of a skillful
chemist, synthetized all the healing
elements entering into the composition
of the water in the form Of the medi-
cines which they have offered to the
public.
Realizing that remedy which offers
the additional advantages of proven.
tive would be farther reaching and of
more vital Importance, they have
placed upon the market their Hot
Springs Skin Soap.
Hot Springs Skin Soap acts directly
npon the delicate pores Of the body,
sweetens and purifies the skin, thereby
rendering it free from bad odors, PIN
pies, raslles and other disagreeable and
repmgnant manifestations. For sale
by Warren & Humiston. sept
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THE MINNESOTA STATE FAIR
The AGRICULTURAL EXPOSITION OF
THE NORTHWEST.
OPENS MONDAY, SEPT. 7-CLosEs
SATURDAY. SEPT. l2-SOME OF
THE FEATURES.

It is to be a farmers fair" first,
last and all the way through.
$4,000 in premiums for live stock
and agricultural and horticultural ex-
hibits.
Expert Judges will award premiums
on merit only.
Feed for animals may he had on the
grounds at regular rates. No exhor-
bitant charges.
The largest grizzly bear in the world
will be on exhibition. He is dead.
Visitors to the dairy department will
see cheese making after the most ap-
proved methods. The study of the art
and the curiosity seeker will find in
this much to instruct and interest.
Half-fare rates on all railroads.
Many improvements have been made
on the grounds, and the accommoda-
tiOns for beth exhibitors aud visitors.
as we'll as animals, are ample.
You can see the State Fair. the Min
neal o is Exposition and the great
spectacle, ''Seige of Vera Cruz, "all at
one trip.
Supt. o. G. Gregg will hold Far
ner>' Institute each day, from 10 a. NJ.
to II M, in Il large building ii, ted W
and seated for the purpose. Object
lessons vii! he gwen by the expert
judges Of live stock.
Dairy aud farm machinery in opera
ton on the grounds.
Providing tents for visitors. free of
cost, is 4 feature both novel and credi-
table to the management. The great
camp filled with happy sight -seers we'll
worth seeing.
A choice racing program for every
day of Fair week. Special purses to
Minnesota bred horspS.
County exhibits will he a more con-
spicuous feature than ever before.
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LOST.

Strayed from home Aug. 21, eight
calves. will pay any Que who will
Shut them up and let me know. Sec.
II, Worthington Up. Address,
2-2* i. II. BAXTER.
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HOT SPRINGS SKIN SALVE.
This salve is generally considered
necessary only in aggravated cases of
skin eruptions, although many are to-
day using the soap, the powder and the
salve at the same time. for instance the
soap can be used at any and all times,
the powder during the day and the
salve at night. For sale by Warren s.
uumistOn. sent
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Don't fail to keep all your property
insured in the Fire and Marine Insur-
ance company of st. Paul, N. f. Foley,
Of Adrian, will give you fire, lorna
do and hail insurance. 39-tf
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For sale, lot 10, block rs, village of
Worthington, 1t 4 bargain for cash.
2-2t J. W. ASuWOrTu.
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All scalp and skin diseases, dandruff,
falling of the hair, gray or faded hair.
may be cured Ivy using that natures
true remedy, Halls Hair Remover.
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Come in and get our prices on
wagons before buying. ~: o.
NAMAKAaON LuNBER Co.
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Ayers Pills,
Prepared DR. AVER CO.. Lowell Mass Sold all Druggists and Dealers Medicine.
FINE photographs.

Visitors to the Minneapolis EXPOSE
tion or State Fair should not fail to
call and get dcz-n of Erickson's Fine
photos, guaranteed the finest in the
city. Special attention to out of town
patrons. Call and see my elegant dis
play of fine photos. Bring along any
Old pictures you may want copied or
enlarged. Children's photos and fam
lily groups great speciality. Remem-
ber the place: Erickson, "The Fotog-
rafer," 3l5 Cedar Ave-, Minneapolis,
MINI. at2
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There was row at or near the brick
yard on Tuesday. One man WAS sadly
IN need Ut repair. Cause. wh:skey. =
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Call and examine our patent manila
roofing. NAMAKAGON LUMBER Co.
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PILLSBURY ACADEMY.

-Pillsbury Academy located at Owa~
tonha, Mimi, was founded in 1878 and
greatly enlarged in 1856 and 1889. Tie
new Academy building is heated with
steam and contains Recitation Rooms,
Library. Gymnasium, Chapel, Stud y
Room, Offices and large Audi
forum.
piI'stury Hall is heated with hot
water and is furnished with every con-
venience of comfortable home for
young ladies. The grounds are spa
.cious and well KEEP.
The school is furnished with we'll
equipped chemical labratory and is
fully supplied with apparatus for sci
ehtitic teaching.
There are three regular courses of
study furnishing excellent training in
any direction desired.
The Auditorium is (lne audience
room. and frequent recitals, concerts
aud lectures afford unusual opportun-
lty for general culture.
Military drill is very popular fea-
ture of the school.
The purpose is to furnish the best
preparatory education at the lowest
possible cost.
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FOR SALE.
Three year old colt, will broke, weighs
loo pounds. 2-2t j. E. CARLSON
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II you have pains or aches Of any
kind, use Diamond OIL Lirilnent, every
bottle warranted. 45tf
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f. E. Warren, and F. r. Durfee re-
turned from Independence. Iowa, on
Sunday, where they had been in at
tendance at the greatest horse m. citing
in the United States.
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Cubeb Cough Cure-one minute.
Mrs. W. II. Booth, of Sioux Falls. S.
D., is visiting in the city this week.
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F. A. Stevens and daughter returned
from their eastern visit last Tuesday
morning. They only spent part of Ole
day u: the Detroit enc .mpMent, owing
to lack Of Recommendations.
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The ADVANCE thankfully acknow
lodges the receipt of the Annual Re
port Of Hon. &. II. Smith, Commits
siouer Of Insurance, for the past year.
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Miss Mamie IIumistOn left for
Mankato on Monday, to attend the
Normal school there.
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Drs Kenyon and Webb report a
scarcity ofpatients just now. The wea-
ther is line for health and work. The
fall work is going ON successfully, and
out workers are in health sufficient t.
do it. With such perfect crops, aud
such peri. Ct grains and fruits. and
withaI the physical health t. take care
of them. Mobiles county farmers should
make the county fair the most uttrac,
tive exhibit Of home industry ever nadr
tut side Ut state fairs.
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NAMAKAGON LUMBER 60.

Miss Mary rwilclleii, formerly one
of Worthington' 3 young ladies but now
Ut AndoveD, Ohio, is il the city This
week visiting with relatives and
friends. She will be here about one
month.
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Our real estate men are busy show
ing lands to new Corners and mary
sales have been made during the past
week. Among the land viewers and
buyers we notice quite a number of
young mer. They do wisely to settle
here. Young men of vim and energy
can find health, wealth and good So,
ciety here. Let as many of these young
men rs Can arrange t" do ST. attend the
Mobiles county fair. And let our far
mers make such showing Of our
Grains, grasses, vegetables. fruits,
horses, cattle, sheep. swine, and ali
other home productions. IA will make
them glad they have come here. Make
the county fair great enlightener tn
to all new comers. A. good show of
farm products will cnre all who have
had or may have attacks of 't.lnme
sickness. A good display will make
new Corners cOntented "A go0d fair
will keep our farm lands in demand.
and make all satisfied with their inv y
ments. Keep the fair in mind.
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~
BIRTHS.

ltAMAGE--t)n. Monday, August 81.
1891, IN WorthingtOn. Mimi, to Mr..
, aud Mrs. Jas Rainage, a girl.
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TIE WORrHINGTON SCuOOI

THE WORrIlINGTON SCHOOL.
On yesterday, Sept. End, the fall term
Of the Worthington schools began with
every prospect Of having successful
term. The following is the corps OF
instructors:
w. W. Hobbs, Snpt.
Charlotte uallengren, Houston
Mimi, High School.
Gertrude Drake, Nicollet, Minn.,
High School.
Augusta Sciellback, Maukato, Minn.,
"A Grammar.
jessie Patch, Sibl@y, Iowa, 3 Gram
mar.
Euphemia Richards, Siayton, MINI :,
a intermediate.
Jean Latham, Naseca, Mimi, 3. In
termediate.
Eth Hurd, Mankato, Mimi, A'Pri-
mary.
Fannie Burgess, Mankato, Mimi, B
Primary.
Ma:aee Davis. Made]ia, Mimi, c.
Primary.
Emma r. Lonely, Cedar Rapids, Ia,
D Primary.
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Rev. Mr.. Wells, of Iamline, Minn.,
delivered very eloquent and impress
slve lecture on temperance. at a union
meeting 1T the Congre gational church
on Sunday evening. Tie Lords Prayer
was made the basis and outline for an
argument III favor Of prohibiting the
saloon. 1t was \ most ingenious and
el"qnent lecture, and was heard by a
very large audience.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

nDM ~ LIZ IL "a 1 wv . GA LIZ.
BY the authority of the Probate
Court, will sell at private sale, the
two lots and property known as the
Okabena House. The building is two
and half stories, and contains four
teen rooms, and there is Il we'll OF ex-
celIent water on the lots and good
barn, forty by sixty feet in size. The
whole is bringing rent of thirty dol
lars per month. Title perfect, and
clear Of all encumbrance. I will receive
bids by mail or in person.
August 25th 1891.
Eff WILLIAM w. LOvELEss.
Administrator of estate of G.. B.
LoveleSs.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1891-09-03

The Helka Insurance company. Of
which Mr.. q. &. Hrundstem is the Elf
cient agent, have h ID eleven losses i'll
this neighborhood recently, every one
Of which has been promptly paid in
cash, aud to the entire satisfaction of
the policy holders. Mr.. Grunlstcn is
-" square dealing man, and represents
square dealing c"lnpHuy.