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The morning call., 1893-11-05
COAST GOSSIP.
The California Delegation Is Scatter.
ing i'm All Directions.

The California Delegation Is Scatter
ing i'm All Directions.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Senator White
left this morning for California.
Senator Perkins will stop in Chicago on
his way home.
Representative Hilborn will leave to-
morrow for Chicago. From there he will
60 TO Maine.
Carl Garbade has been appointed Post
master at Bethany, San Joaquin County.
vice j. o. Hutcbings, resigned. and j. N.
McVay at Smith River, Del Norte County,
vice Lizzie c. Hughes, removed.
Pensions California: Original = SIM
mons Ramsey of Encinias. Increase
William p. Croasdale of Stockton. Mexi-
can War survivors: Increase = James
Blackburn of Oakdale: Stephen Smith of
Sskiyou: Ambross Gessler of Plymouth.
Survivor of Indian wars-Meredith r.
Miller of Vacaville.
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A Reconciliation Probable.

CHICAGO, Nov. Al. FL. Conrad of
Helena, Mont. whose sensational applica-
tion for a divorce from his wife, who is
the daughter of Mrs. Barnaby. for whose
murder DR.. Graves was tried at Denver.
has been in this city several days. Miss
Barnaby. Mrs. Conrad's sister. and the
attorney for both sides are now here. and
it is said a reconciliation will be brought
about. The Conrads have not vet met,
however. and all parties refuse to talk.
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CHASED THEFT AWAY.
How Brave Mr.. Wheeler Arose ard
Fought the Robbers.

CHICAGO. Nov 4-Burglars early this
morning entered the house of Frank B
Wheeler of the suburban town of Will
mette and beat his mother-in-law. Mrs.
Cross, into nsensibility.
The noise awakened Wheeler, who Sc
cured two revolvers and attacked the rob-
bers. He fired five shots into one, infict-
ing wounds from which he soon died. He
pursued the other across the prairie, firing
till his revolver was empty. He then re-
turned to find the house on fire and his
mother-in-law burned to death. The
flames were extinguished before the house
was DESTROYED
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STATE EXHIBITS.
The Janitor of the Idaho State Build
ing the Thief.

CHICAGO. Nov. A. T. Barker, janitor
of the Idaho State building atthe Worlds
Fair. was arraigned 10 court to-day and
charged with completely in stealing the sill
yer brick and gems of great value from
the building. State Commissioner Wells
testified the silver brick and 300 opals and
thirty rubies were stolen, most of which
were recovered. Barker was held to ap-
pear before the Grand Jury.
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AN INTERESTING CASE.
The Sheriff of San BernardinO LevieS
on Much Property.

SAN BERNARDINo, Nov. 4.-Tbe Sheriff
has levied upon the properly Of Matthew
Gage of Riverside. in this county, under
execution issued out of the Superior Court
of San Francisco. Judgment is in favor
of j. A. Cort for S5554. Gage is in Europe
and his brother Robert is in the East,
otherwise the matter would have been
settled. This levy creates great interest.
as Gage represents vast amount OF
wealth and landed property under the
Gage canal Of Riverside.
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Lo BENGULA AT LIBERTY.
He Is Said Now to Be Returning to
His Capital.

LONDON, Nov. 4.-Dispatches received
here from Cape Town announce that there
have been daily skirmishes between the
colonists and the Matebeles, and that the
total losses were no less than 5000 wounded
and killed. Additional dispatches from
Cape Town say it is probable that
there will be another desperate fight near
Buluwayo, TO which King lo Bepgula is
said to be returning with all the Matebeles
who remain faithful to him.
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ON THE TURF.
Alix Will Be Sent Against Directun
at Boston.

Alix Will Be Sent Against Directum
at Boston.
KENosHA, Wis.,, Nov An. j. Jones, own
er OF Alix, has accepted a proposition to troll
his mare against Drectum at Mystic Park
Boston, within ten days.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 4-The track was muddy
from last nights rains
Six furlongs. Chess R0gan won, Nah Belle
second Miss PIatt third. Time. 1:18M.
One aud d sixteenth miles Sull Ross won.
BORG second Bret Harte third. Time, 1 :5114
SIX furlongs, Deceit woD, FoOtrunner second,
Osborne third. Time. 1:1934.
Five furlongs, Disturbance won, Tip second
Frontman third. Time. 1:05.
Five turlongs Winfield won. Eau Clair Sec
ond Robert l. tia third. Time, 1 05.
TERRA HAUTE, Ind, Nov. 4.-Greenlande I
was again sent to beat the twOmile trottin g
record to-day. He made each Of the two miles
in 2:l6. thus lowering the worlds record by
1 ~ seconds
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Preparing to Lynch Him.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. "A Republic Cedar
Rapids Qowa) special says: At Shuey-
vile Benjamin Fordyce wss held by the
Grand Jury in the sum of S20O0on charge
of crimnally assaulting an old Bohemian
woman. The Bohemians are much ex-
cited, and are making preparations TO
lynch Fordyce.
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BOlES SERIOUSLY ILL.
Has Typhoid -MalariaI Fever, but 1t Is
Now Under Control.

WATERLOO. Iowa. Nov. 4.-Physicians
have Issued the following bulletin: Gov
ernor Boies is suffering from well-marked
type of typho-malarial fever, which is now
under control. His pulse Is 96 to 11O, res
piration so, temperature SO to 102. He is
confined to bed. but is resting as we'll as
could be expected. He is now able to re-
tain reasonable amount of liquid nour-
ishment. With no serious complications
we look for his complete recovery in the
usual time
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INDIGNANT PIONEERS
Express Their Horror at the AssasS-
ination of Carter Harrison.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4-The California Pho
neer Asso citation held its monthly meeting
at the Grand Pacific Hotel tonight. The
secretary repo rted the death of Samuel
Suffern of Coal City, which occurred a
week ago. The members then discussed
the assassination of Mayor Harrison and
by rising vote expressed their horror and
Indignation at the dastardly crime and
called for the speedy punish ment of the
assassin.
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Damages TO the San Mateo.

VICTORIA, Nov. 4.-The surveyors on
the San Mateo have forwarded their re-
port. The damages are quite extensive.
They recommend that the repairs be made
here, but the captains intention was to
have only temporary repairs here and a
final overhauling at San Francisco. The
decision of the owners is awaited.
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Trouble Over a Mine.

BOISE, Nov. At is reported that trou-
BILE over the Neal mine. in Neal District,
twenty miles from Boise, resulted in the
shooting of Fred Page TustiD, prominent
attorney of Seattle. Nothing definite is
known yet. except that man came in
from there. got buggy and very hurredIy
started back with Mrs. Tustin.
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Broke All Records.

STOCKTON. Nov. 4.-The fam Gus Utica
quartz mine at Angels broke the record of
lis monthly yields in October. the clean
up amounting to S1S2,000: S111,000 of the
treasure was in 10O-pound bars and passed
through here to San Francisco to-day.
The three owners, Alvinza Hayward and
james Cross, representing the Hobart
estate. and c. d. Lane. were present at the
clean.up,
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Wrecked a Freight. =.

BATAVIA, N. Y, Nov. A big freight
wreck on the Lehigh Valley road near
Morganville this morning resulted in the
death of two fremen and the engineer.
George L. Kibier is the name Of one Of the
iremeD.
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Arnauts Want AUTONOMY.

BELGRADE. Nov. Al is reported from
Prisrend that the director of the seminary
was murdered by Arnauts. who are in pos
session of the city, having driven the
Turkish garrison into the citadel and de-
manded autonomy of the Sultan.
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of soldiers returning from India on sick
leave or because their terms of service
have expired. is reported disabled off the
Arabian Coast. The gunboat Pigeon and
several tugs have gone to her assistance.
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Creditors Charge Fraud.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Nov. 4-Hess Henle
& Co.. wholesale dealers in ladies' and
mems furnishing goods. assigned to-day.
The liabilities are S350.000 which is fully
covered by the assets. Fraud is charged
by the creditors.
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morrow on account of age. The appoint
ment of his successor lies between Gen
eral Ruggles, who is next in rank, and
General Vincent.
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Billiard Matches Arranged.

CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-Billiard matches, 60C
points each, between Ives. Shaefer and
Slosson are to be played. One at New
York, December II. and one at Chicago.
Januarv g.
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THE FIRST SHIPMENT.

n ITdIUIUdu UT TTuftS StUC EdSI
From Ontario.
ONTARIO, Nov. A special train of
seventeen cars Of dried and canned fruit
and raisins was sent East over the Santa
Fe to-day by Sutliffs & Groom. proprie-
tors of the local cannery. 1t is the first
trainload shipment from Ontario. and citi-
zens generally turned out to give it a send
off. The cars were decorated with palm
leaves and flowers. The band accom-
panied the train to San Bernardino.
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FAILED TO CONNECT.
Some of the Nominations the Senate
Failed to Confirm.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Of the nomna-
tions sent to the Senate by the President
during the extra session two were rejected
and fifty-six failed of confirmation.
Among them were the following: w. B.
Horn blower. TO be Associate Justice of
the Supreme Court; c. II. j. Taylor. Min
lister to Bolivia; r. E. Preston. Director
of the Mint; l. n. Wooten, Indian Agent
at Nevada Agency, Nevada; George Har-
per. UmatiIla Agency, Oregon; California
Debris Commissioners-C. II. Mendell,
Colonel w. II. A. Benyaurd. Major w. A.
Heuer. all of the Corps of Engineers
w. ii. Brutole. Postmaster at Ashland,
Or; j. Donken of Oakdale. John Harwege
of Davenport, T. F. Meagher of Sprague,
G. G. Mcnamara of Port Townsend and
G. FL. Walrus of Fairhaven, all of WASH
iDgton, and o. P. Hanna of Sheridan,
Wyo.
1t is said that the President will issue
temporary commissions, good until the
next meeting of Congress, to all his
nominees who failed of confirmation by
the Senate.
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Johnson,s Fast Work.

INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, Nov. 4-Tbe two
fastest miles ever ridden on bicycle consecu-
lively were reeled Off by John S. johnson on
the Kite track here to-day The time OF the
first mile was :57 3-5, and OF the last mile
1:59 3-5 He had only fifteen minutes rest
between heats.
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Troopship Ashore.

ADEN, Nov. 4-The British troopshir
Crocodile, having on board q large number
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Impaired Digestion repaired Dy Beechanl's pnls.
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Adjutant-G General Williams Retires.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4.-Adjutant-Gen-
eral Williams of the army will retire TO-
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FUR NITURE!

Solid Oak Bedroom Set q pfeces),1 N0E O0
French BevelPlate Mirror DLC.UU
S4s9sss. Ss':%ss;s bssss $25.00
Solid Oak, Elaborately Carved)
Parlor Set (6 pieces), uphol- &H(( tul
stored in fine Satin Tapestry QOO'OO
s0iis srsesd Sst H1avy Dining Chair $l.25
Finest quality Of Seamless japan 0E
ese Mating, per yard. ........) .ZO
Also a complete line OF Household Goods OF
every description at proportionatey low prices.
Houses furnished complete all over the coast on
easy payments. Country orders promptly attended
TO. GOODS packed and shipped free TO Oakland,
Alameda and Berkeley. Inspection cordially in
vited and credit extended to all at
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-30
WEST POINTCADETSuIP.

Hon. j. L. McCleary, representative
in Congress from this dis riot, has been
invited to nominate young man for
the cadetship at West Point, to begin
June Is, e93. TO give all who would
like the appointment an opportunity to
secure it, he has concluded to hold a
competitive examination at Mankato,
on Saturday, April s. The following
representative gentlemen will consti-
tute the Examining Board: Dr.. VIM.
Jacoby, Mankato: Hon. W. 5. Ham,
mond, Madelia; Prof. Edgar George,
st. Peter.
The Examination is open to all young
men resulting in the Second district,
between the ages of II and %, who are
of good character and sound body.
Further particulars may he had by ad-
dressing Mr.. McCleary at Mankato.
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'HE|: Doc
Coming to Worthingto Ion.

W. , = 49,
DIR. DYnENBERa, the President
and Chief Consulting Physician Of
the Chicago Sanitary Institute,
28l & 281 Michigan Ave-, will be
at the Worthington Hotel, Worth
ington,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, l DAY Only.
All who visit the Doctor here
will be examined and advised in
the treatment of their case FREE
OF CHARGE. Their object in
pursuing this course is to become
rapidly and personally acquainted
with the sick and afflicted, and
give them an opportunity to test
the skill and acquired ability iu
treating diseases of the Eye and
Ear, Brain and Spinal Cord, Nose,
Throat, Lungs, Heart, Stomach
Liver and Kidneys, all special Ner-
vous Diseases and Diseases Of
Women. ssE9
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List your property it you want ia
sell or trade with NJ. E. LAwToN.

CEMETERY ASSOCIATION.
The viii be Il meeting of the Worth
ing Cemetery Association next Tues
dayevpuinQ Il, !. 80 clock in the Grand
Army Hall for the purpose of electing
officers and the transaction of any
o'her. business that may properly come
before the meeting. All lot owners
are, by virtue Of their holdings. mem
brrs of the association and entitled to
vote. A large attendance is earnestly
desired. GEO. O. MOORE, Sec.
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The Max Dick Concert co. will give
one Of the finest musical entertain
ments of the season on "Wednesday
evening April 5th. No one can afford
to miss it,
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Mr.. II. +. H"vey received Il letter
from his daughter, Mrs. l.. McLear,
last week from Seattle, Wash in which
is the sad Intelligence of the death of
Mrs. II Randall, on March 21st. Mrs
Randall was well known i'll this city
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Tiger and Climax disc harrows with
seeder attachments, steel frame lpve,
harrows, Il full stock of farming i'm
plements, best goods at lowest prlc. s,
ut 80 St J.D. uUMIsTON
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Anton Ol.son and Ole Uolmberg
paid ST. 50 before the bar of Justice
Benefits court on Monday morning
to, t:,e fur (?) they enjoyed before tl:e
saloon b,r on Saturday evening.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-30

NJ. f. Lawten, Worthingten, Mimi.
buys and sells farms and city property
at home and abroad, 3l-tf
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Mr.. Melvin Sears, an attorney of
Omaha, spent Sunday in this city visit
ing with the MISSES Rogers, of our pub
lie schools.
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Mr.. D. J. Tenant, the Spirit Lake
popcorn man, has stated II pop corn
and candy store in Gilbert Anderson s
old restaurant.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-30

Jacob ua der sold his saloon last
week to Chas. Schulz, Of Heron Lake.
Mr. Harder will gn into other business.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-30

Geo. J. Engle, of Covineton, Iowa
has bought Frank Turner's place, nine
miles north of town.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-30

Mrs. Van Walrn, of Sioux City visi
ted with Miss Mamie uumiston thi
week.
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There will be an easter searmOn
preached atthe Congregational church
on next Sunday morning. All invited.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-30

Havana Press Drills Triumph Seeders Grass Seeders
Tiger Disc Harrows, Rushford Wide Tire Wagons Mil
burn Hollow Axle Wagons; Monarch Victor and Dickey
Tanning Mills; the Flying Dutchman Gang, Sulky and
Wheel Walking Flows are the Best; Diamond Grinding
Mills, Feed Cutter and Corn Shelters
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Stock of all kind always for sale 10y
Stiff NJ. LAwTON.
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There will Le an easter service in the
VI. E. church next Sunday morning
consisting of music and recitation by
the children of the school.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-30

Peter Thompson, Esq, lost a valua-
ble stallion worth S., 900 on Monday.
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Special Sales.

LII. Muslin Sc per yard.
Good styles dress ginghams 7c
per yard. -.
Outing cloths Sc per yard.
Ladies handkerchiefs Sc.
Thread &C., 7 spools for Csc.
Pins lc per paper:
Mems good socks &C..
A lot of mems suits $500 worth
$500.
A lot of mems suits $500 worth
$1,000 to $1,000.
Best tea dust. 10c per lib.
Good Japan tea l8c per ID.
These prices are for cash only.
All other cash sales amounting to
$l.OO 1 will make discount Of 10
per cent for the next 60 days.
1919 H. E. TORRANCE.
BAThe Worthington Improve
ment Association will hold it's next
meeting on Monday, April 10th,
1898, at 8 o'clock, p. m. The meet
ings will be held on the second
Monday in each month, hereafter,
instead of the first.
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Mr.. II. i. ribbets, the suprrintend-
ent Of the Worthiugton water works
has been rearroin,th by tie G.ve1no
Inspector Of steam boilers, in rs many
counties as lie may chooso TO act in
that capacity.
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Monarch and Victor tanning mills
are the best. Sold 10y 33 st
J. L. HUMIsToN.
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Having returned from Spirit lake, l
will preach 1T the &. A. r. Hall next
Sunday at three y. M, as usual.
A. d. TRUMEULL
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All persons wishing closets cleaned
address Fox 345, Worthing ten,
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A complete stock of Farm Machinery
also wagons, brggit and carts. Get
our prices before you buy.
Fl -3t AznN Enp11c
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LACK OF EXERCISE.

Is one If the prime causes of heaG-
ache in the winter. Persons accus-
toned to- the pnre fresh air during the
pleasant months are subject TO this
terrible annoyance at this time of the
year. \ boon is offered in Krause's
Headache Capsules, which is guaran-
teed to cure any kind ola headache no
matter what the cause. Headache
caused Ivy nverlndulgence in food or
drink lateat night, can be prevented
by taking one Capsule before retiring
and one in the morning. At z. r..
Dabcnck's
Dakota and other western land to
trade, stock taken as part pay.
81 II Il, Z. LAwToN.
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Farmers: If you want grass land,
call on the new firm of Hedberg and
Mulberry. z7.tf.
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MONEY TO LOAN for or ~ years at
lowest rates. No Commission. You
can pay PART or ALL Of the loan any
time. Write or ca; on
46 GEO. j, DAY,
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OVATION TO HON. D. SHELL


a very pleasant incident occur
red at the close Of the afternoon
session. Representative Dan Shell
has been elected Mayor of WORTH
ington, and his fellow legislators
demanded a speech. Mr.. Shell had
been '*setting up the cigars all af-
ternoon, and reluctantly respond
ed that he could not imagine what
his townsmen had against him, as
Mayor Winston would. say, to in
fict on him the office of mayor, he
would agree with his friend, Mr..
Wyman, that he could hold down
and fill any chair that could be pro-
duced in Minnesota. To all who
know the handsome legislator from
Worthington this statement is SO
evidently true that it needs no ar
gument. So it struck his admiring
hearers, and just to show there
was no i'll feeling, they smoked
again at the close Of Mr.. Shells
speech. There was call for Sen
ator Keller, but a very neat flank
movement P. H. Kelly carried the
rosebud senator from Stearns out
into the storm and thus saved him
for another occasion.-St. Paul
Globe, March %.
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Jos. Rolph, from Iowa. is anew
conner to the village this week.
Mr.. John Meyers, Of Brewster, was a
visitor at this office on Tuesday.
Eight good work horses for sale by
1918 J. D. HUMlSrON.
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Ask FOR Shippers.
The schools are closed this week for
spring vacation,
Farm for rent near town. Inquire
at Bank of Worthington.
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always order especially interesting the who
Everybody Worhngon intensely interested in proposal
furnish house 5000 and upward This the most tempting
proposal made the eliminating bargain Offering furniture
which the shrewd wouldn't the tell the story
which always supplies the magnet OUR proposal worth
accepting To refuse offer means lost opPo
uny Would anybody the chance buy hardwood chamber
pieces glass for $780, baby buggy With
the latest style novelty springs 81 50 and article %
mense stock at equally low prices?
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FOR RENT.

SIT sec, % lO2 A., under plough G5
acres, balance in grass.
SCI sec. 10 102-4O. under plough $50
acres. balance grass.
S"f sec. 17-lO2-4O, under plough 1870
acres, balance grass.
3l3t J.P. MoJLroN, agent.
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Mrs. NJ. Z. Mann, after long visit
at her fathers, 1T Port Je,vis, n. y,
returned home on Friday last. Her
father, WHO was seriously i'll has RI.
covered and may visit the west before
lorg.
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ytorthine ton Advance.
PUBLISHED wsxKLY At
WORIHiNGIcN. MOBILES COUNTY. MlNN

I:1HRSDAY, March. 80.
ARRIVAL NDDEPARTUEHOF TRAINS
CHICAGO, sr. PAUL, M1NNEAPol,s4 OMAHA, RI.
NO. PASSENGER.
Going West
leave :1inle lDolis It 7:20p m.
Lave WOrthington ut 2:3s M
Arrive 1T Sioux City at 5:5o H.
GOING WEST NO. } PASSENGER
Arrivea at WOrthtn.ton at z:G H.
Arrive 1T SIOUX. City ut oV H.
.eoING EAsr-No. 9 PAsssxaA
Lave Sioux City 1T s:oo p ILL.,
lx,axs WOrthington {: ~ H.
Ar:L,e 1T MinneApo. at eS-o Hi
IsoING sAsr-No. PASSENGER.
Arrive at sioux ity -. s:35 m
Hrri,e It v ,rrninyton 1t 81 y III.
A:riveat Minneapolis ut t:3o n
ACCOM- doDAr,o&.
eav..s Warrington At 1873" M
trning West
h.Aves Worthington ~ $40 p III
SIOUX FALLS LINE.
GOING EAsr-PAssENGER NO. 20.
(.paves Sioux Falls at 800 M
srrives at WOr1hinstOn at u:3l H.
GOING wEsr-pAs,ESGER NO. 10.
Leaves Worthngton at 2:42 m.
Arrive ut Sioux Falls o:oo p I'LL
w.s-I,,ave s:oOa. II. and l2:," r. ny.
Et;t-A;riye 1880 a. III. and 2:O5 p M
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Wood Frame Lever Harrows, Steel Frame Lever Har-
rows, Open Bros Flexible Steel Harrows: Fuller &
johnson Corn Planters the Only Force Drop Planter in
the market; Fuller Johnsons Riding and Walking Cu
Rakes; in fact, everything in the implement line:
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-03-30

On Tuesday evening, April nth a
number Of the young people Of Worth
i,gtoh will give an en' ertainment At
Masonic Hall for the benefit Of The
Weman's Relief Corps. TIE program
will consist Of songs. recitations and
the attractive cartata enti!td:
"S,rarge Visitors, or a meet ing vt Ma.
TONS" The entire program will he
published next week.
Will be ready to do dressmaking
after the first Of April in Clary's addi-
tion. Fi,st door west IT Thomas
Browns residence. The
32-4W MISSES EASnncr