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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-05
4. 6 a pitel.

Srau Gaubaidl mar un3ufrteben.
Ste bate, auf einem @el6dftsgange
besriffen, bel ibrer 1o9tcr oorseipros
den unb iab nun In Der Stube auf be1
Sopba, baS iie faft Der 9an3en 8reite
mad IN Inipru6 nabm. Denn lire
raftloIe Tbdti9feit bate bas @eoeiben
ibres 2Srpers In tei1er @eiie bebinbert.
~Gn Der Diden las' mir mir bran =
menus uur nit n S9naufen better
gtnglA erfldrte fie, frebSrotb I'm Sc
it4fe bon Der anitrensuns 6ss Trepe
penftetgens. runb na6ber nod iolds
Jieutsfetten! Nllo BON ser 8anf is er
tpeg unb Du peibt nit, mas fiir a
@f9dft er jest bat? Sd6ne Sa1en!
@enn Dein Water = @ott bab'n ielig-
NIT mir bdtt' @ebeinniB fpiel'n poll'n-
ita, t mag tim 70 mas gar nit in's @rab
na9fa9'n, er mar ia ME auf 10 elm
i1le1ten @eoanfen fonmen !"
uNber, Srau Mutter, BON idledte
@eoanfen Is ia gar ia Reo' u ipebrte
Gina etfris. ngS is nur, bas nene
@i9dft is balt mabrfdeinlid bon einer
b'lonbern art. Gr refit iest oft mad,
Bbbmen ober ionit lpobin, tpie Ct 1agt,
unb mub Otel Brief' i9retben. Nber 6as
bet Is er ptel jufriebener unb luifiger, als
ipte friiber, ltnb menn td @elb braud'
fHr'S 1aus, sibt er mfrs uno frast nit
uno flast nit, baB es 3'pielis! !" v6m,
bu!1 rduiperte ft9 Srau Rauba5al,
rtuenn'S Dir 70 re9t iit! Mtr s'fallt's
nit. s bab' meine Sa9' germ flar, baB
Seber tptiien fann, mas bah unb pober
ps bab'! Wltt n Wtipeln unb 0erfus
i6en tommt nte mas @ut's beraus.
Odt, bab Did eesen Dein' Wtanm aufs
beten mollt', @ott betpabr' mi, bas is
NIT mel @wobnbett. aber s'faa'n lieB /
MIR an Deiner Stell' bas beimli4tbnn
NIT = bas mnB idon faeen. Denn
uarum iast er nit often 3u Dir: go
ober 10 itebt'8 NIT uns? Warum ?
frag' Il NeiI ct entpeber Ia Yertrauen
5u Dir fat ober neil bic gauge Sad
ntdt In Orbnun9 is. llnb oab CT nit
N @elb 70 umipirft, s'fallt mir fho'
gar nit. Nlle Gag fte6t jest mas III Ser
3eitnns bon eim' Sdpinbel ober 10
mas -"
yMntter i rief Gina, jest ernftlid,
b6fe. IS bitt' mfrs aus. M2ein
Mann Is ia S9minSler. Denn's
tim paBt, tptrb er mir ldon iaeen,
mas jett fein @eiddft is. limb bis bas
btn mart i'd balt. l1nre9t tbnt er
fstns, barauf leg id met Sanb in's
Neuer!"
(6ortietuns foIsD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-05

Mam fann fi@ taum cine gorfeltuns
MAIDEN BON Der funfbolen &ombis
nation BON Garben unb Muftern. Die
3ei6beit bes neuen f6iGernben Moirs
Seot6 plai6, betupfte 5atims, @lacs
CREPE, Satin CORDS, ber gefidten Mrz
tifet 1T bewun5ernsmertb.
Teoeru.
9ie Wdlber Der Welt peifen feinen
gr6Beren &ei6tbum auf, tpie mir ibm
aeigen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-05
9ages Wemigfeitem.
8 II | q Il 5.

= prdiibent Glebelanb ernannte
Sas. 8. 8roabbeab bon Mffouri aun,
@elanbten in 8ern; Bartlett 5ript
bon Sub = 9afota gum @eianbten III
@ien; g. 9lleranber bon Jorbsgaro=
lima gum @efanbten fiir @rie6enlanb,
Serbien uab &umdnien unb $. s.
Wferritt bon Sqinois gum &onfuI in
8armem.
= Brdiibent @lebeIanb bat bic ame>
rifanii6e Geianbti9aft in ct. peterss
burg angepieien, aae unterbanblunz
gen be5iigli6 bes Nuslieferungspertra>
ges 3mif9en ben Ser. Staaten un6
&uBlanb big auf WeitereS etn3ufeuen.
Sie energif6en Proteite segen bielen
elenben Gertrag f6eiHen aIlo bod ni9t
gang pirfungslos geblieben sl1 1eim.
= Sci Der In Chicago abgebaltenen
Stabttuabl 1T Garter 9arrilon nit eiz
1ler Nfaioritdt BON etpa rs, 900 Gtimz
men snm WtaDor geindblt tpnrben.
= 8ei ben tdbtii6en Wablen lit
st. Souls fat Der &epublifaner Mal>
bridge ben bemocratii9en WfaDors=
&anbt6aten gaIaerma.11t nit elmer
Maioritdt pon ettoa 5000 @timmen
gei9lagen.
= Wdbrenb Der lebten Beri9tsz
mode lanbetsn I'M Stem Oorfer 6afen
9,543 3wii6enbedsz paifagiere, segen
11,739 in Der entipre6enben @o6e
bes 8priabres.
= 8om 30. Mpril ab fdbrt man anf
Der @ran6 @entral=8ahn innerbalb 20
Stunben bon Stem Oorf nod gbicago !;
legt alio iebe Stunbe 81 Meilen snriid
= 9lus Springfield, Obio, pir6
beri6tet: 9tep. 8. u. @ottnalb, Yroz
fefor Der Sbeologie am biefigen @oIs
lege, ipirb gegenDdrtig negen &eberei
procenirt. 9ie 9irectoret Der Mnfalt
bilben bas &eBergeri6t.
Muslanb.
= Sic &Dnierbatipen baben iebt
ben Subenbeber Nblmarbt enbgiiltig
iiber 8or6 getporfen, aber bieier iebt
feline 9ebereiem i'm 2anbe unenttpegt
fort. Sn einem 3u @tettin gebaltes
men gortrage iiber ubeuti6e 9enfart
i'm Gegenfab au iiibtl9er Denfart"
enttuidelte er CUR 8efriebigung ieiner
3ub0rer ben 2ebriaB, baB afle moralis
ldea un6 geieQfdaftli6en uebel, unter
benen Seutf6lanb gegenmdrtis leibe,
bon ben Suben berriibrten. @r ftblpB
ieinen Tortrag nit ber @rfldrung, bab
er fouie Der &ei9stag tpteber sulams
mentrete, bic 8etpeile fur bic &prrupe
tion unter Dem 8ismard' f6em &egime
erbringen uerbe. 0ie @bbaltumg eiz
ner dbnli9en geriammlung, pel9e su
Dresden fattfinben folte, 1T poliaei=
lid berboten ipDrbe1.
= Sie Berliner v86rienaeitung"
min aug better Quele tpiilen, baB,wemn
bic NrmeeDorlage bertpDrfeu mirb, Der
&aiier einwilligen perbe, bob Der
&analer iie bur6 gemdBigtere 9orz
fdldge erieBt unb bic &eiGstagszNuf<
l6iung nur fir ben San in 9lusf6t
genommen lei, baB bas Centrum BEL
ieiner Sppoiition gegen bieie Iebtere
Gorlage bebarrt. Ob bies nun tpabr
TT ober ni6t, 10 biel 1T setpiB, baB
man iiberall gum Nbi6luB zines Gom.
promines geneigt 1T, nit MuSnabme
Der Socialiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-05

= Oie nnteriu6ungen gegen ben
2anbz zaommiRdr Me@ausbep f6rbern
INNER sraoirenbere Sbat -a6eH gu 9az
&c. 9as llnterfu9ungS 9omite
1T beionbers ungesalten bariiber,
baB Me@augbeps Sobn trob bes Der
2egislatur eingereidten 8eri6tes nod
alS 8eamter beS @eneralanbamtes
beibebalteH tpirb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-05
Olnf hpm Nl}nrfthlnte in Senn

= Quf benz Marttplabe in Sena lit
on 8ismardS @eburtstag elm mpnus
mentaler 8runnen einsepeibt. Ser
ielbe befinbet lib an Der STEELE, bon
Der aus Giirit 8ismard i'm leBten
Sommer feline beriibmte &ebe belt.
Nu6 follte in iener uniberiitdtsitabt 5u
@bren bes 9ages elm GROCER Gommer8
ioipie ein 6adelaug ftattfinben, bod
purbe auf @runb Der Ofertpo9e bic
Abbaltung beiber bis nd6ften Sonners
flag peri9oben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-05

@s tit mebr aot rrb in bisler @esenb bes
SanbeS, alS prn ouen anberen 8ranfbeiten
auiammen, ilnb bis in ben letten Sabren salt
er als unbeilbar. @iele Sabre lang erfldrten
Doftoren tbn fiir eine lpfaIe &ronf1eit nnb
iarieben lofale SeilmitteI Dor, nnb ba iie ibn
nit dr5tli9er 8ebanblans beitdnbis nidt fus
rirten, ertldrten iie ibn fit unbeilbar. Die
8iiieni9aft Bat betpieien. bab Satarrb etne
gonititutionstranfbeit lit unb besbalb cons
ftitutioneIIe 8ebanbluns erfprbert Saa's
&atarrbs Sur, fabriairt BON S. S. @benep
& 6 o., 9oIebp, Sbio, ift bic ein3ige conititus
tioneue sur in, Warfte. Ste,ipirb innerlid
in Doien ober Saben bon 10 1repfsn Bis su
etnem SbeelDffelpoe senomm1en Sic fpirft
bireft auf bas Blut unb bic. fdleirnise Sbers
fd4e bes Sbitem,s. Sic bieten einbunbert
Dollars fur ieben SAT-, ben fie gu furiren per.
feblt. 2abt gu9 gtreuIare unb Seugniffe
fommen. Nbreiiirt:
S. s. 6 Gbenep & 60, Iolebo, ..
E @etfauft bon spotbefern, 75 Gts.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-05

Yierces Favorite Prescription ft6erlia unb
setpib Rraft unb Geiunbbeit tuieber. Gs TT
eiHe anerfannte Webi3in, tueld)e resulirt uno
furirt eiu Sttmulan3mittel, tpel1es frdf-
tiet unb 3u forperliber Stumbling berbilft;
Elm Wernen.Glirir, tuelhes berubfst unb bic
gpannfraft erbdlt. Sci alien benz ssrauen.
gef6ledt etgentbiimlihen unreaelmdbiatei.
ten, St6runsen uno Shmddeauftdnben TIT
es bas etn3i9e Wittel, fir welfes serantirt
pirb. 9ilft Ober beilt es nidt, 70 iuirb bas
@elo bafiir suriifseseben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-05

Wlit 8atarrb foll man ntd)t ipaben, tpeil
beftdnSis bic @efabr uorbanbeu, baB er iid
auf Die 9unge ipirft. Gin oollfonmenes unb
auf bic Dauer furtrei,oes Mittel gesen ben.
ielbeu TT DIR. Cages Catarrh Remedy.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-05

s atten unb
b o b le @ a n9en
nnb tribe einse-
iunfene Nugen finb
nt9t INNER Elm Be,
tpeis fir bas Glter
elmer 6rau. Gbenfo
oft beuten iie nur
auf neberarbeituns
nnb orSaniid)e Set.
ben. Golden srau.
en-, allen 5rauen,
tuelhe iiberarbeitet,
miibe, ooer letbenb
Guo. fflafft DIR.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-04-05

Sutt's pillen felt 80 Sabren i'm
@ebrau6.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09
.RUSuMURE.

Mrs J. e. Thorn is On ths sick list.
The M. f. Sunday school will hold
easter service. e.: -:
Farmers are bringing in their. baled
hay wi II Il rush. -. -: ",
Union service at the NJ. E. church
this week.
Frrrin and James are building an
addition to their store. !
The snit before Justice G. n. Chese:
bro last Friday was decided in favor
Of the defendant. .: ::
The entertainment at the school
house Saturday evening was well. at.
tended and HI enjoyable time is re-
ported. 80. : =. =:
l. .st "Wednesday ": evenin REV. Smith
and family were genuinely surprised
Ivy u large number of friends who in-
vaded their home TO- celebrate tue
birthday Of Mrs. Smith and daughter.
The young people presented Miss Net
tie with an elegant cabinet. album.
There were numerous useful presents
for Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. 1t is needless
to say there was hearty welcome,
and AL enjoyable occasion for botl'
young and old. "a -. -. g. n. e..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09

Ex-P President Harrison viii Is :
happier man for the next six months
than pea l1saf l'le#slas1 en- possibly
be. Ne will Up reeaived With open
arms y ab5 people Il Il Indianapolis,
aud will enjoy the relaxation from
business which his retirement. will
afford him. He will, IL riimors Is we'll
founded, SOON prepare his 6rat lectures
to the students of law. In the Leland
Stamford University. In this con-
genial occupat ion, for which. he Is en-
ineptiy,: qualified. he will llnd enjoy
neht. In this ptisition.he will make
more fame Tor himself. than shis. sue
cessful career rs y ststesman has done.
:: But President Cleveland, after: the
wenrying excitements Of the inaugura:.
ton day must listen for months 70
importunste appeals of multitude Of
applicants for office, and the fierce de-.
bates Of opposing interests and fac
tions. - He cannot escape this. !, Tie
fact is, the reform most .needed-and
it has been needed for p long time-is
in amendment to our national con.
atitution, giving to the people the right
to elect marshals,. collectors 0f reyen
ue, p,stmasters1 and all: other officers
Of p" local character: This will diyide
the Offices between men. Of various
parties. aid relieve us of the absurdity
IT having one part all in; and al othel
parties out. mt any time. But The
great relief will boon the Chief Execu-
tive. 1t was tie quarrel about spoils
that incitec the assassination. Of Gar
field rt-was tile: wear Of unceasing: din
about offices which brought President
HARRISON and Taylor to early, graves
after thGir inauguration. And when
the Presidents. are stout enough t. live
through the clamor Of their first monihs
in office, they find their lives embitter-
ed ~ the .perpetual,::: selfish strife.
There must be allau0e or more harm
will he done than we imagine: The
civil service reform is transparent
humbug, and no relief comes from
that source. Civil. service reform il
the old English Bureaucracy, a system
which only artist ocrats desire to trans
plant to. this country. Rotation in
office, was: ,Jackson's doctrine-it IL
the truly democratic, idea. But let
the rotating be done by the people ii
the polls, as~far rs possible for it to bt
done.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09
SIZE COMMITTED SUICIDE.

, Mrs. F: e. Gone, At Paris, left this
letter: .".My Observation-Disclosures mo If l
cause you trouble, but suffer 30. You
do not know what these long, waketul,
1retched nights are to me, and am
50 tired; dxrling-the pain will never
be better. 1t Is not easy to take my
own life, but I have been sick 90 long.
Goodbye, my husband, love you
your wife" This l. but ono of thous-
ands that gives up, instead of using
DR.. Miles, Restorative Nervine, and
being speedily cured Of their wretched-
ness.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09
TAre.kh Pesss.eer servteJ 49,

TAre.Eh Passenger servaeJ 49, lel
THE SHORT LINE Minneapolis al q. Foul 20
Sioux City and Omaha. WITH lase day train,
making through connections to Kansas City.
FAST NlGAE EXPREHS. xith. PusinsSn Buffet
Sleepers to Sioux City, O,nsAa, and Ksnsas
City. connecting IT sioux City for Northern
Ne6rAska: Black HIS and xlt points West.
Paul and Sioux Falls, day train service, With
; connections at Lake Crystal 70 and from
Elmore.. It Heron Lake to and from Pipe.
Between Minneapolis. st: Pxul osd Central Da-
! kOta via kasOta, night trainA with Pullman
! Sleeping Cars st. Paul to Tracy.
other lines. through car service. lowest rates isf
tickets and map fOldershowiug the entire system
advertised as The North Western Line" and
representing 1851 miles IT Hallway. call On TIE
II. w. f4k1DAl1,.
Gent Passenger A., r. Paul
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09

= An error occurred in our report
Of attendance on the public schools
during the month Of February. 1t
should have read $685. instead of
339. Worthinyton schools, like
the town itself, are ''booming."
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09
AT PRlYATE.SALE.

The undsrsfsned will sell oil Of biz
PERSONAL property for cash; or on time
il good bankSble notes are given: Two
young mares: harness aud s wagons, =
whole outfit Tor hsying,. such ~ now
e r.. J horse rake, ! hay stacker. l hay
gatherer, 3 plnws, 1.seeder and pulver-:
izer, harrow, l top buggy, l organ. l
champion binder, 7.head OF cattle, 3
bed. steade, several other thiugstoo au.
perous to mention.
,26tf s. .. d. ". CHUTE.
NILES NERVE t LIVER PILLS
|. Act on = now principle regulating
the liver, stomach and bowels through
the nerves. A new discovery. Dr..
Miles, Pills speedily cure bilious
ness, bad tAatb, torpid liver, piles, con-
stipation: Unequsled for 0eu, women.
children. Smsllest, mildesr, surest!
50 doses, IS cts. ,~
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09
1T'H b
:~.LINE.
Take This Line When Yer Travel.
l.. ....-. -. - -.
THROUGH RA0SENQRR sRnvrcR
,BA1T OF IT. "RAUL. ~



THEsHORT LINE trou, :M,npespo,,. and II
Paul to Chicago. with Ihree .pAseeager -t1ains
'BADG;ER STATE ExPRESSr' for Milwaukee
tween the Twin CITIES and .ChicakO
"ATLANTF EAPkkeS'A connects with morn
ing trains. leaving ChaeaHD East and south
kee and Chicago, equipped with ;Pullmap and
Wagner Private Compartment Cars aud Buffet
omOktng Library Coaches; really the only
Ts i IT, class ~ every respect tho
THE SHORT LINE from Duluth to Chicago,
solid through train known ~ ''Ohlcs9o
Special:" and making the run tn leas than 81
Sleepers on this train. -. . -, $780,. ..-...
Bet%ssS Mi992s:Pelie, g Pap!, Superior Ard
traif1S Win Pullman Palace Siecpess :"'
Between Minneapolis. 1t. Paul. and AShIand
day trains with Reclining Chair Cars, night
trains with Pullman Sleeping Carr.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09

Havana Press Drihs Triumph Seeders Grass Seeders
Tiger Disc Harrows, Rushfozd Wide Tire Wagons Mil
burn Hollow Axle Wagons; Monarch Victor and Dckey
Tanning Mills; the Flying Dntehman Gang, Sulky and
Wheel Walking Plows are the Best; Diamond Grinding
Mills Feed Cutter and Corn Shellera
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09

For air derang6ments OF the throat
and lungs Ayers Cherry Pectoral is
the speediest and most reliable remedy.
Ey IN in the advanced stages of COLI
sumption, this wonderful preparation
affords great relirf, checks coughing
and induces sleep.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09

ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.
4'i'ere remains in: Vie w ort1'tipRtop.
I'oai Office, tlle following. letters which:
ha ave not bteh: ealle,t for: for the week
ending March, G-lS93:
Brond, w.; "....:~c .i'arker; JOHN. -.., :.
Erickson, Alfred. Tanner, Mrs, Julit.:-
McGreger, Alex. Wilson, W. A.
Wlen- calling: tor letter. froth> this
list;;sas advertised: and give: date al
li,t. FRANK LEWIS, II. NJ.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09

Halls Hair llenewer is pronounced
the best preparation made for thicken-
ing lhe growth OF the hair, and restor-
ing that which is gray to its origin
color.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09

Mr.. Gust. Swanberg, of the.a We
dish Mercantile Store left on
Tuesday: for st. Paul to lay in a
supply of goods for thej spring
trade.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09

will MtD6nald,' who left; some
time ago to take treatment at the
Catarrh Institute at Omaha re-
turned home this week much i'm
proved in health.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09
BREWSTER.

Mr.. Otto Berrrau made q business
trip to St. Paul the first part Of this
week, and intends to spend few days
wit@'!i son, r. F. Berreau.
Hay business is kind Of slow this
week on account of bad weather.
Mp. I. Guyermann and: Edward
Berreau attended the masquerade bail
in Heron Lake last Friday and re.
ported u lilly good time, and while re-
turning the next morning, Peter being
80 tired dropped the lines and the
horse started to run and nearly upset
ting thu buggy, had it not been for, Ed.
just woke from his nap and caught the
lines. Boys be careful the next time.
Five car: loads OF emi9rants arri-
we'd last Thursday night, -: -
Mr.. John Niger and family moved to
town last week, and are staying with
their son-in law, D. V. Lees, at pre-
sent. 49,. :: 49,.
! Quite party Of young folks FROM
Brewster, attended the spelling school
i'm Mr.. ,AlcNab's district, and all report
IA good time. p"
| Mr.: w. %: Weber at Sioux Falls,
Jet. -. ... e..
The dance given by the Brewster
Band was Il krand success. :. Twenty
five couple had supper at D. V. Lees.
Sir: ArtIer Meyer had serious fail
last: week, e.was hauling hay and the
load upset and came near killing him !
but, as We understand, he is able to
walk around town again. y :::~:*..
:. FULDA. .4:.
The electric plant is almost COM.
plete, the poles are most ali set, the
wires are bring placed and the: lamps
gre int mostof the, business places, and
III a great many dwelling koases. The
machinery is on tho ground and Is be:
ing put in place ~ fast as possible,
they. will all he complete soon and the
village Of Fulda will he lighted mp by
the 18th Of March to celebrate st. Pat
trick Day. -. :-- ::
! St.. Patrick y day will he celebrated
by u big dance given in. the: Athletic
Hall. 49,, s.. -: :. =.
The farmers Of this locality are
+ cleaning up their SEED grain for to be
ready for tile spring STOCK. ~ ::
|: Emigrants are coming by the car
lcads:.. :. T.: g e.. -. =. =
Tue party at. John McI1arg proved:
81 nsucceesf.ii:en March d. on account
VIM. Davis is doing a land Office bus
III ess in thesjustne line. e: e: r.
Ira Sowles has asked for a patent on
al screw driving. machine, that win
drive a screw in any: corner or place
that \ crew. driver. can he placed
=. Bleak Ma,yh winds have come ut last. -.
- We soon shalt lose the wintry blasts -,
fhe,,. the farmers will SOW in hopes to gaiu
Lin harvest time The. golden grain, !, -. ',
Then let alt unite in strife -, Ill. -.
70 live purer, huber life. T.. -; - ::
That IN LIES autumn time may gain
A home Of light and golden grain. -
-, -, J. t..
T.. - = WANTED, II. 7 Go ::
Two Girls, at the Worthin gton
House. ..A:ood Wages paid. g. :,
s. lsvpr1 I.,fl.ss .m0,,a. khi,,,..rs -
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-09

Elderly people remember. thei. sprjng
bitters with shudder. Tho present
generation have N uch.to be thankful
for, not. tue least of their blessings be-;
ing such pleasant and thoroughly ef-
fective spring medicine AS Ayers Sar-
saparilia. 1t is u health restoref AND
health matntainer. >~ -
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Mr.. John p. Stlburg has sold his
farm In 'Bigelow township to Mr.. Los
Anderson. of Wortningtop township.
Mr. 'Seibdrg has b5ught a quarter Sec
ton Of Mr, n. A. Call, and will occupy
his new purchase this spring.
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; For sale cheap, . young horse. har-
ness and cart with top; or what have
you to trade?
| 29t2* Up. PETERSON.
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Mr.; Henry Sanford, who has Nten
clefki"s. for W. ". Loveless for $%Ne
time resigned his position last week..
The VACANCY. is filled bVMr. August
SeQeTStrQm.
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MONEY TO LOAN for l or 10 years 1t
lowest rates. No Commission. You
can pay PART or ALL Ut tho loan anv
time. Write or cal on
| .;..48 80. GEo.J. DAY,
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT ',
a good house in this village for rent.
Apply to =. 29tf D. W; CHUTE.
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Dated, Wortrington, Feb. ., 1893.

and rheuma1ism-Captain d. IL. Nc.
Caulry Of No. 9 Engine Company, Bal.
timore, Md, says: The members IF
our Company have thoroughly tried
Salvation oil for suains, bruises and
rheumatism: and it has given satisfac.
ton in every C 'se. We regard it as a
tirst class liniment.
Last week we yave:abrief accnunt of
the assault made by Mrs. Dorcas Sax
on; aided by. Will and John Adams,
upon Leon Carr, editor of the lndez
pendent. The preliminary hearing
was had before Justice Hi!4rtth o"
Friday and Saturday last. The trial
was begun in tire village 9th e, but
such was the eagern+ss If Il large crowd
Of citiz.ns to hear the testimony that
title examining justice removed the heir
ing to the Grand Army. hall, which was
we'll filled d1tring.all Of Friday: after
moon. J. A. Town and County Attpr>
ney Freeman, appeared for the State,
and Geo: W, Wilson for: the. defence.
The chief witnesses were Leon Carr,
and King Roshon, who were subjected
to very searching cross-examiuation
10y the counsel for the defence. Mr..
Fred Humistou, G. +. Shepard and Dr..
VIII. Ga1gh also gave testimony in
the case. The charge was assault iii
the second degree. When the testi-
mony for the State was heard the
counsel for the defence moved that the
case he dismissed on the ground that
the. evidence did not sustain that
charge! lie claimed that only an or
binary assault-tliat If the lowest de-
gree was proved. j. A. Town argued
the point with much e.rnestness, sho v;
ing ample preparation in the citation OF
authorities. Justice IIildrath adjonr-
ned the hearing, until Saturday at Ii
O'Clock, w,ven ne ANNOUNCED: that the
motion to dismiss was, denied, aud
that the parties accused must find
bonds .for $500 each to await the: &C.
ton Of the grand jury. Mrs. Saxon
and. Will Adams gave bonds: in the re.
CURED sum, but JOHN Adams was not
!" fortunate, and was sent to Jail. The
public feeling in the case was very in.
tense, and bore strongly against the
ACCUSED: :. The Feeling: was shown a!
tihe$, -asstha trial proceeded, Goth,,,
misses and applause nv the points d1 AIDE
by>.ceMiisel called them forth despite
tho efforts Of the Justice snd constable
to have: tlie proper decorum observed
When the Justice made tire: firIxI All
nouncemrnts no demonstration of ANY
kind -wss.inade, but. the. large xurllence
moved.o1t quietly rs Il. satisfied, with
the magistrates .conctusi"n:in the ..*e
'rhe exact enforcement If law is tilt
best way. to prevent breaches .uf thu
peuce:;.'> ~. r." ':'"1 = :'''~ ~ '"':4 ': t'''.