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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1892-09-22
STATE FLOW Err.

The lady managers Of the Minneso- .
ta Worlds Fair board, having cont. M
plated for some time tie adoption OF II
state flower and desiring to give all
women OF Minnesota an opportunity
to express 4 choice IN the matter, ha6
committee appointed to secure
through Prof. Mcmillan, the state bo' :
anist, Il small list Of flowers that wnu d
be suitable and indigenous to the stat.
from which the ladies could make a
selection. The result was the follow
ing:
Lady Slipper (Moccasin nower)
Cypriprdium Srectabile.
silky Astrr.
ASttr >eliceus
Indinn Pink.
CASTILLO. Ctcc;nea.
Conc Flower, (Brown-eyed Susan.)
RulIeckie T,ariniatn
Rose. ovid J
r.. B|anda.
The above list Of Minnesota flowers
is respectfully submitted to the ladies
Of the Second Congressional district.
aud 4 vote upon the same asked for.
Please cut out the above slip. draw
a line through all except the one yo,
wish to vote for and send it to the I'D
dress given below.
Mrs. l.. +. HUNT.
Lady Manager for End District.
Mankato, Minn.
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and commanding forca in commerci ial
and political circles. The average viii
lage saloon keeper, after paying fee Of
from $1,000 to $1,000 per year to the mu.
nicipality, makes clear profit of from
5000 to $1,000 per year. In the cities,
8 'l"on profits are much larger. But
notwithstanding the vast sum thus
placed, the ''poorer classes, the wage
earners ''to-day furnish more capital
for the conduct of business than the re-
tuIns of the rich mans investment.
We quote again from the Chicago pa
per: ITO take the mutual savings
banks alone, the report Of the comr-
troller Of the currency shows that there
are 4 500, 600 men and women deposit
ing of their savings in 1,O1l savings
banks, and that the aggregate deposits,
rejecting those OF larger depositors
subject to check, are 81 .8223, ,079: 749; y
sum with which the savings deposi-
tors conld buy out every bank and trust
c'mp"ny in the United States, and
have enough left to we'll nigh extin.
guish the national debt"
When Bergman enters upon the q
years Of penal servitnde to which h+
is sentenced, he will find that every
forger, embezZler, cut throat and thief
there confined has the same, or Il very
similar excuse for his crime. No good
citizen should give his influence to a
falsehoou which creates discomfort for
which there is 10 reason. In Il state
Of barbarism society may he on Il dead
level. But in civiiz .tion, where indi
vidual rights are respected, inrquaIi-
ties always have existed and always
will exist. It is a bad condition q.
things when prosperity is proclaimed
to be crime, and every tramp and
i.ller is encouraged to believe that
some how or other he has been wrong
fully treated 10y ''existing conditions of
society,"" and that dynamite and tn.
revolver afford linn a proper method OF
redress.
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New Goods.
Nelson & Son,
COUNTY NEWS,

WORrIIlNGTUN TOW NSIlIP.
On Tuesday, the 18th, Mrs. g. s.
Newton invited Il company of ladies to
five O'Clock tea to meet Mrs. Mck,l-
iop, and bid l,er good bye, as she Was
about leaving this neighborhood OF
which She has been u resident for n
lumber OF years. Mrs. Mckillop has
been an active member of the COM
mnnity, takinga l1adl in whatever was
going forward for the benefit of school
or so::iety, Il kind neisllbor in times of
ickuHss, AS many Of us can testify,
md many pleasant entertainments she
has given her friends, we Shall Eol
o III forget. We all unite in wishing
hrr and her family Il kindly reception
'mong the people where their new
nome is to bp, and that prosperity may
.ttenu them, a!u! that their Influence
nay he slclas til It Tie community in
which they l:'r Shall be the better fer
heir living in it. We SHALL miss the
spicy items which MIS-. MckiiInp has
81 long contributed to the ADVANCE
" no will, lake NJ her pen?
THE COUNTY FAIR.
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TIE COUNTY FAIR.
THE FARMERS INTERESTED

THE FAENEES INTERESTED - n
WO::p Fl:nM ONE rf GI'.;3M
ED. ADVANCE. The Thirteenth ar
nual exhibit nl live stock, farm pro
duets, etc.. etc., fer Nulle's county,
will begin on Tu,'s!ay next, Sept. 21th,
1t the fair grounds. Tlle Wo:thington
fair will continue three days, and from
Ill indica' ions. there will he Il large at
enuarce. Tie managers Of the fair
have refitt.t the grounds and buildings,
and new structures nave been erected,
SO that exhibitors will find everything
convenient and comfortable. The fair
will be of great value to the county at
large.
1t will be place where farmers from
ali parts of the cauntry will meet and
exchange views, thus becoming an Cd
ucxtor, by what they shall each see and
hear. The fine stock, the splendid
horses, the perfect corn, wheat, oats
rye and barley. and the products of the
| gardens, as we'll ~ the amusements OF
the race track. will he worth seeing and
admiring. Secretary Bennett predicts
more cretltable exhibit than this
county has ever had. The Art Hall
in its new quarters, will be able tc
show off our fine products to great ad-
vantage. Come with your family pre-
pared to stay all day. Bring your bes,
the kitchen, the garden and the field
Let every one make a special effort tEis
year. Let our visitors from abroad
and there will be many-see that w
are an enterrrising and successful farm
ing community. Many will come t(
buy lands-don't discourage them by :
poor exhibit. JOHN II. SCOTT.
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NOTICE or MORTGAGE SALE DY ADVEK.

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE DY ADVER-
TlSEMENT.
WHEREAS, default as been made in the
w conditions of Il certain mort gage eNecu-
ted and deIiyered by Fred Sieinkonig and EIi>e
Sffinkunig, his wife, mort"aSors, to Mime
dari Tie '?t ta y d. sSs, and re-:
corded in the office Of the Register. Of Deeds OF
the county Of Nob.cS in the State OF Minnesota,
on the 2lst day OF July A. ID. 1883, at S O'Clock
p m. il: book q OF Mortgages on page 81
on which there is Claimed I" be due, and is
due at the date OF this notice, the amount of
Fight, Ell dollars,
And no action or proceeding has been inSti-
tut"d al law or in equity to recover the debt
secured Ivy sail nlnEt.age OF any part thereof
Now therefore notice is hereby .ivCn that by
virtue Oi power of sale cont taiued in said mort
gage and of the statute in such case made and
provided. said mortgage will be foreciosed by
sale Of the mortgagcd premises therein des
OF said county, at the front door Of the Cour,
House in thu village of Worthingto,i, III th;
county Of Mobiles. and State of Minnesota, on
saturday, the 29th dayof Oc ober A: u. 1892, 4!
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, to satisfy the amour,
which shall then be due on said mortgage
with the interest thereon, and costs and ex.
penSes Of sale, and Twenty-Five ($25) dollar.
attorneys fees, as stipulated in sad mortgage
In case OF foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage and
so to lie sold, are the lot, piece parcel OF l1ud
situated in the Countyof Mobiles and State OF
Minnesota, and known and described as follows
tO-wit:
Lot Five (5) and Six (6) in Block Five (5) ir
the village OF Adrian, according to the plat
thereof on file and Of record in the Office OF the
Register of Deeds for said county.
MINNESOTA LOAN AND Inv vEsrMEST COMPANY
GEO W: WILSON,
Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated September 14th, 1892.
First pub. Sept. 18th 'a2.
Last Dnl>. Oct Goth ~.
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The Worthington School

5 1892 Prof. Porter with assistants will do all noss
pie to help the children and youth good educat
he a:rbnl
tcduu
daadcv
la
hyom
Will
fire
serve promptly
o
hhawng
Minnesota Loan & Investment
President
Geo. Moore Worthingon Mobiles Co., Mnn
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REPUBLICAN RALLY
IN WORTHINGTON, OCT. IA,
1892.
SENATOR c.. K. DAVIS WILL
SPEAK.

The announcement that Senator
G. X. Davis will speak on the poll
: tical questions at issue at this tirle,
will be sufficient to call out large
assemblage. The Republicans of
Worthington should prepare for
this occasion, as twill be the great
rally of the campaign for this vici-
nifty.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, D.
County Of Mobiles. %


Special Term. September 9Th. 1892
In the matter of the estate of Julia johnson,
Deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of said
deceased being granted unto EeuialAin F.
johnson, of said county.
1t is ordered, That all claims and demands of
all persons against said estate be presented to
this court, for examination and allowance. ut
the Probate Office in Worthington, in said
county on the following days viz: Monday.
the Sixth day OF March, A. ID. 1893. at l O'clock
p M, the same being General term of said
Probate court.
1t is further ordered that six months from
the date hereof be allowed to creditors to pre-
sent their claims against said estate, ut the ex
piratiOn OF which time all claims not presented
t. said court, or not proven to its satisfa ctiun
shall be forever barred, unless for cause shown
further time be allowed.
Ordered further, that notice OF the time and
place OF hearing and denomination Of said claims
ana demands shall be given by publishing this
order once in each week for three successive
weeks prior to the day appointed for suci, ex
animation, in the WOrthington ADVANCE, Il
weekly newspaper printed and published at
W0rthingtOn in said county.
Dated at Worthington, Mimi, the 9Th day oi
September. A. y. 1892.
BY the Court
e. ". ". Dow,
ISEAI"] 4 st Judge Of Probate
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CUT THIS OUT FOR FUTURE
REFERENCE.


Harvest excursions will he run via
"The Northwestern Line" G.. st. =.
NJ. Il q. Ky., on Aug. 80 and sep. p
1892, from st. Paul. Minneapolis anu
stations east and north Of st. Paul t..
all points west of and including St
James and Sleepy Eye, in Minnesota,
South Dakota, Northwestern Iowa
Nebraska, Wyoming and the Black
Hills. on the Chicago. st. Paul. Min.
neapolis & Omaha, Chicago Il North.
western and Fremont, Elkllorn 4 Mis-.
souri, Valley Railways
Harvest excursion tickets will also
be sold to Omaha. st. Joseph, Atchl-
son, Leavenworth and Kansas City
and to all points in Kansas, Colorado
Utah, Oklahoma, Arkansas and T-xa:
and to certain points in Tennessee
Mississippi, Alabama aud Louisiana
Tickets will be sold 1T very low rates
and will be good to start on day Of sal.
and good to return within 20 days.
For rate to any particular point
through car service or any infnrmrtiO'
call on agents of The Northwestern
Line" or address
r. W. TEAsDALE,
52t7 G.. p. A. St. Paul, Minn.
=--=-----=.-----------=
NILES NERVE Il LIVER PILLS
Act on new inciple-regulatin1
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery. DR.
Miles, Pills speedily cure bilious
ness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, con
stipation. Unequal. d for men, women
children. Smallest, lDildesr, surest
so doses, 25 cts.
BRASS GOODS.
The only full supply Of brass good
in Worthington is found 1T
JOHN MACKAY'S
Machine Shop.
In rear Of 11inrick's Il Mackay'
blacksmith shop. 2tf
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low A STATE FAIR.

Dear Sir:-While at the State Fair
my wife tried your Krause's Headache
Capsules, with good results. We have
mentioned them to some of our neigh
bors and they want to give them a
trial. They prove to be all that they
are recommended. Please find enclosed
express order for $1.00, for which send
four boxes of Capsules.
c. NJ. WILSON. Gilbert, Iowa.
For sale by G. FL. Babcock.
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ADMITTED TIE FACT

ADMITTED I'll f FACTS.
Newspaper editors have to be very
careful in opening their columns for
statements. But aware that the DR..
Miles Medical co. are responsible, we
make room for the following testimo-
nal from II. McDougall, Auburn. Ind. i.
who for two years noticed a stOppage
or skipping Of the pulse, his left side
got 50 tender he could not lie on 1t, his
heart nuttered, he was alarmed, "went
to different doctors, found no relief,
but one bottle of DR.. Miles New Heart
Cure cured him. aa
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"Hackmetack," Il lasting and fra
grant perfume Price 25'and so cents.
Ate. II. Babcock's. m
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NKS. =. I. II . Mt.
Lady Manager for 2nd District.
MankatO, Minn.
LADIES' GOLD WATCH

LADIES' GOLD WATCH
TO be given away to the one who
makes the best bread for the Mobiles
County Fair, to be held on September
9th, 18th and 29th, 1892.
The officers OF the Mobiles Count
Agricultural Society have made are
rangements with the editor Of thy
'Housekeeper's Weekly" to make its
prize Bread contest, one of the most
attractive features Of the fair.
The prizes for the best loaf of bread
are: first prize, solid gold American
watch; second prize, an exquisite
French mantel clock.
A special booth, or stand, is to be
provided at the fair, for the bread dis
play, with sufficient accommodations
and space around it, for large gath
ering Of spectators.
Each competitor must exhibit two
loaves Of bread, of the ordinary size;
one cut in half so as to show the inside
texture of the bread. 10 insure fair
ness aud to promote interest in the
contest, the award shall be made by
vote. Any person is privileged to vote
ON the payment Of twenty-five cents,
| which entities the voter to three
months subscription to the "House-
| keepers Weekly" sent to any desired
| address. One dollar entities the voter
| to four votes, and to the 'uOusekeeper'
| for one year. Each voter may cast as
many votes as he or she may please, on
paying twenty-five cents for each vote,
and will receive with each vote three
months subscription to the "uouse-
keepers Weekly" For example, q
person paying two dollars may cas-,
eight votes and have the "1Iouse-
keeper" sent to two persons for one
year or to eight persons for three
months.
Immediately after the voting is
closed the committee will count all the
votes and ascertain who has received
the highest number of votes. The
person receiving the highest numbe,
of votes is entitled to the ladies' gold
watch. and the person receiving the
next highest number of votes is en-
titled to the mantel clock.
In order to secure genuine and fai,
contest, there must be at least si1
competitors for the prizes, and at leas,
one hundred votes, in all, cast in the
contest.
We would say to the ladies of the
county. that the officers of the Society
and their wives, have no corner or
this contest, and they urge each bread
maker in the county to come prepared
to contest for the prizes.
These prizes are to be placed on ex'
hibtion at the store of Day & Nichols
in Worthington, two weeks before th'
fair, where they may he examined b,
any one interested. Persons desiring
further information, address Franl
Lewis, secretary IF the Agriculture
Society, at Worthington.
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A nasal injector free with each bot
tie of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
SO cents. At T.. II. Babcuck. m
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DON'T GRIJNT

DON'T GRUNT
About your feet hurting you when
Chryso Corn Cure will cure corns.
bunions, etc. Every bottle warranted
at G. II. BabcOck's.
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WONDERFUL GAINS.

WONDERFUL GAINS.
DR.. Miles Nervine not only cnyes
all nervous diseases, headache, blues,
nervous prostration, sleeplessness, nett
ralgia. st. Vitus dance, fits and hys-
terra, but also bnilds up the body. II
am pleased to say that after years of
intense suffering with nervous disease,
headache and prostration. [ tried DR..
Miles, Restorative Nervine. and in
two weeks gained eight pounds in
weight. could not liz down to sleep,
but now sleep comes perfectly easy,
and am still improving wonderfully.
Cannot say enough for tha Nervine.--
Mrs. l.. Il. Mlllard, Dunkirk, n. W
Zone customer used Nervine and
gained fifteen pounds in tlesE.-Brown
& Maybury, Cortland, n. Y"
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New boots and shoes hand made to
order, in taking your measure at fi'st,
and requiring also. Prices reasonable.
41v1 STURGEON 5. WHITE.
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MONEY TO LOAN for or 10 years at
lowest rates. No Commission. You
can pay PART or ALL of the loan anv
time. Write or call on
46 GEO. !. DAY.
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Attorney for Mortgage.
Dated September 18th, 1892.
First pub. Sept. 18th '92.
Last pub. Oct. 2Otl ~.
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His Name Was Al Right.


young fellow six feet tall and wcirhIng
20 no 1's not lon. aga applied toa Detroit
mnrch mt 10 position IN his stor'.
Whutsyou name" inquired the merchant.
Lift" Dlckry 10 inson." replied the young
Whit" eSclaim d the me'chlnt In aston
isim"nt "a NO Surve ei nj nr0portinns.
Litfl" Dwkcv lioiinSon," WAS the reply.
this tim several ton.s iouier
u ,naie the me- chant half angry
Wnat In tnuNd II loa- ~ at hig fellow
IKE ynd N AN - civ ne III i name rs that p
h" asked. in ll;nnrtly. Haven't ypu cut
o3;a ran v'n' n b ar tnrbn -tfin - vat p
IN" young, fellows t"HiGrr WAS ADM able.
AMI he was inter Il Job besides.
give such name as that. sir." no said
because mat is my name. and l. YOU'VE got a
man In this house tat tn nES he can lick ne.
or ARE to max" fun o.. tr"t him out"
Inc me chant hogan tn smooth him down
l.. 'itsthi, WY. hs sid, uni'e good-natnred-
~. Ny mothers ma d n name WIS lille.
my, IA hers name was Rob nson. and his
m hners marian nan' was DickRy They
Wanted ne to hay" IA" n ily names. and so
ne rX rlanation Wa "in'nently satisfactory;
so was the young man. anu hesgoing tu work
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Three Close ~haves.


ills human nature for people in crisis tn
Imagine them selves a. play ny the must I'M
por'ant role. This Is well Hast ~ an
Hneri"te told Iva naval officer OF his .irst ex-
perirnc" und.r fire during the civil war.
ne was u md,hipnlau a. the time. Just out
OF he acn,iomy. and MS vessel wa engaged
IN de- troyins blockade runnar aground near
the entranc OF Mobile Bay. suddenly the har-
asset en- my woke, into animation and re-
turned the lire. A .hot from fled gun on
the beach came kissing through the air,
PASSED over the Union vessel. and buried It.
sell In IN" water lust beyond.
! WAS stationed on the iorerRstle," said the
narrnt r. and. give YOU my word. thought
tnHt shot WAS coming straight Tor my head. or.
at amy rate. WAS going to i:raZc It, My first
Impulse an unrpntrnila lie onIl was to dodg..
which promptly did: my next was to feel
a,ham".l Of mysclf aud 10 glance carefully
aroun,i I" ASCERTAIN whether n one had OH
serv'd my discomiltnr". cnnsOing sight
met my ewes. The aptain and First i.ieut,n.
ant. an on the poop deck. were INST straight
eninG intnH more com Ilrtely upright pn-iiu
a"d ! overheard the tnpta n remark to his
Cum phninn. In tone expressive of some re-
HI by George tiat was an aw'ully close
shave. you know. TIL" cpnfoundr thing M st
have pas AID lust over our hra Is While |
WAS trying 10 reconcile th, statement with my
own sensa Ion. 1 heard an iri-hn,an. who &c
cunied ~ post on brt we"n the two points. en-
claim. y reference to the same missile: Be-
gorra. D'ys cud have caught 1t in mo haiti"
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May Its 10 soiu's A n,uIot.


b6HfEJn.
.WARRFNsBuRG. No July lO-At the meetIng
OF tho State Teachers Association mere there
was IN eNhili tion llieer medal. which l. sur
posed to lie AN nulrt worn ~ ,le soto during
his exploration through this part OF the c"un-
try. Y 81 pur. silver. and 'ears in-cripti"ns
on 10th sides. Will. It also bsars the Insignia
Of the Pore and an image. On one side is
ttsSr ,~e Of hr,1 u ths nrss etwnn
s s,;ni q he lat s''rrsr ThG date, ry
The amulet was mad. in 1851, or neatly
S1 years aSG lhS Amulet is the
rnased II OF y iewellor In the southern part II
the state who sad he rot IT rom a nri!r? who
had dug II M on his farm IN inrnhnck Greek
The man WAS pioughing. nm IN break inga new
piece Of ground d. covered tho lyrr medal
and carried 1t toa jsweler. wnn paid him its
VIZ u" in silver Tor 1t, surprising II was simply
som" relic of the Induus and Of little hisinri-
cal inter st. The medal has he"n examined
by several antlu nri,ns, who all agree that 1t
II genuine. and eiieve that II hal 'een thrown
away IN account of it, time expiring, ~ these
anu OTIS we're blessed Dy the r,re Tor a certain
length Of time; and given to those who Were
nj tn AL.
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WAsTINoToY. July 7.-Uron the Republican
SIDE Of me House Is man wi b y !niasi,,n.
II new man. hut that fast would never
johnson II Indiana. q tall. gaunt, raw bone
man. man. with a belrdless. Gothic face. a
Iarss m p y. and lantern Jay swung
considers himself Mr. Hs' rison - rsp"rsenta.
i've IN ,nngre,s and sltitleh TO snenk Tor him
Justir" f,'r thr Southern srs. a d he Keeps
~ II wit! enthusiasm Ito Is thr untirIns dc.
iende, OF the cnIor-'l v'ter and III. champion
tali-twiHfor If the Con fe,lcrHte OF o. sum,
Cp,n several occasions this session johnson
has had very nnrr"w "scnp from personal
enrount"rr viii m"mners Of the Hrus,,. ruu-,i
fearless N the matter II what he says aud how
lie SAYS II. AMI never MISSES an opportunity TO
den ,,h sn,rn.,'cnlly and censori"msly tho
sinr-re and faarl"ss that some OF the hrira
d-rs from Dixie generally get N.i,tinv mmJ
wi,"ns,"r u. rise. to ,I,rrk. Several times he
floor by SoutlieIn Domor ats. who have threat.
en.',i To- hold him respon~ipl. on he outside nf
the nall To- MS statements. nut all this mag 90
nnt ,ne :, rt.S ,m mr.. upon or causes
Johnspnr chiet characteristics outs II his
fonrisssnss IT. tn trim md ,ua rapl lily OF his
sI@e.n u. y tn ia.t,s t!k.r Of .h. pros,nt
the Hnu-e has an sinre the dnys ~ Run,
Cnoate. He sometimes speaks $50 or 800
S %"f1 It'd ns 81 r.fs
ettoi and vol nhle his frame shakes all over.
HE +, n rn .shel,er with An oistrncied hopper.
d d. w iIs wor4 to pe1He. lr the 81 t 70
cuu d ilutt"r. Even Anlrew Devinp. that urince
E, s,sm"I ~ 'ers who ma 70 Ms IAN ip the
s.yenty;tv" minutes Johnson led seven solid
pages Of tile C'press.ona R~cord