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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
ONE BY ONE
THE TERRITORY BAD MEN ARE
FALLING
Into The Iron Grip OF Your Uncle sam-The
Famous Smith, Wanted for Nurder Com.
pted Ten Years Ago, Captured

Fort Smith, Ark. Jan. 10.-iSpeciolA-on
by one The bad men OF the Indian TERRITORY
arr railing into the hands OF the Initial
states authorities aud The dug Is MOI far
g,stahl when the nHmes OF Ned Christie,
sun toWr BIS Pigeon. Henry Sturr nui
o,hetS Ike them VIII fail 10 strike terror
10 we marshuls heart lint will live only
~ l4r nuluvS OF desperate mon who bnr
i r'S ut'el ho,h law ami morality, run thcir
NuiNe anu came 10 the end, their crimes
50 Justly Mprltcd. After the blnwlus IN M
MI ,iWlsuc's stronghold the killing III
NhHaue anu the capture Of his gang. thc
"ti!l'4i'HS VA ridiegle, applied the name of
the work but since the brush with starr.
ioNeA gang whereby Rowe aud ono othcr
heinoeg Of his gmng were killed. ''the Unit.
ga states militia Came 10 be dreaded ~
q MENACE and terror TO the iawlesy eie-
hchl OF Gle Territory.
- ,. White, deputy marshal loft hbre
JRn ], and Joined the militia M West Fork
htN alAfirH in n round about way an horse
nNeh Tor Mchhrr's Fails 10 capture me
tnmons smith. who has been wanted b,,
we authorities for the past Inc years. The
b9fV consisted of ten deputy mnrshais.
ihe nan they wanted lived several miles
rom Mebbers FAILS ana HAD often ~.
alive W '"AVh
i sunday morning about daylight the mar.
sInals arrived in sight of smiths house.
Lhey WWellutcly charged ON horseback nni
the sound of their horses feet rnttlnp aver
lhe frozen ground NwOkc the household
Who glanced ont aud hchold the ,lreaIrj
tnllea states miliila" bearing down upon
iAeln, smith was hastily awakened ana
hi1k1 Tor a hiding place. clad 0lly In Ma
mshl CLOTHES lie was seen hy The officers.
gne Of whom run hhn down and captured
hlm ING other deputies surrounded he
mouse Whcu a son OF smiths came out with
z NthrhtatCr in his Hauds lie almost ran
inlo one Of the deputies arms. llc v,s
covered With a Winchester and wisely anva
uii thN Nghi when ~ saw that MS fafbnr
hah hecu ,capnted. The surprise was y
.yHlhric that smith hai no time a. u.s
W. WfaUons he had in ,hc house. He ,tss
nseshi y thls city aud lodged M HE Iinit.
~ SMtps jail
ihe cnne With which smith Is charged
y We lilhg ef one j ! Gentry. ncar ANeb.
7. y fAiN niue years 81, 'lhp two men
~ mo = disrutr ana Sndth Shot Uontry
{NiSe hliNg hiu insisntly, Sncp Thai tline
hv AQs delci arrest and his couture win.
nv blood being shea Is almost mirael.
tp make room for our garden seeds.
Wnieh win arrive IN a few days we will
ssl 1Ar bulbs ~ reluced prices.
bAhkA RkOS, AuQ Autl streat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
a N1NN pRnIECT

Waco. Tex. Jan. To-. Special viii
liam Davis. general manager of the New
mort, Gulf and Northern railway and the
Pau-Amcicnl railway Is In Waco scck-
ing q northern outlet for the first named
route which begins at Alligator Head
on Miugordn bay aud Is being cOu-
stiucted towtrd Boggy Tank on the
Missouri, Kansas aud TcXns route -Four
miles OF the Newport, Gulf and Northern
have been built aud the trlckluycr' ure
now at work continuing the construction
Of the line A movement Is on foot here
90 start n iinc from Waco To Boggy Tank
and q party to make the preliminary
survey * being organized. The plan IL
tO build FROM Waco in the direction Of
Doggy Tank and to meet the construction
forces building from Alligator Head.
II is proposed that the new line pass
thrc igh Moody giving that town direct
communication with Waco ON enter
prise which has becn agtutcd Frequently
by the people Of dat place aud number
OF citizens OF Waco.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
NO oRowolNe IN TEXAS.
Some Staggering Figures Regarding The Area
Of the Lone Star Slate.


A recently printed statement thut the
western states Of America are becoming
crowded n disproyed 10y figures that,
through various mnnipulntious, tell IA
most wonderful story of the length aud
breadth Ot the magnificent empire lying
west of the Mississippi river OF the
vast area of the larger Western states
people who have not visited them have
no comprehensive idea. Texas, the larry
est of the United States, has nm area of
~, 30 square miles To the casual
reader these figures mean but very little;
they show, however, that the Lone STIR
state Is more than hfty-four times nA
large 40 the state Of Connecticut II il
Were possible 10 nun u railway train from
Connecticut 10 Texas and back la a day.
and " the train could take the entire
population Of the Nutmeg state, M given
py the last census, at every trip, and
upon its return, there should be as many
persons In the state AZ there We're before
the train left with ita cargo, aud " cnch
one OF these people were pmced upon an
acre OF ground upon his arrival In Texns
the train would be Obliged to make oil
trips, or 10 depopulate Connecticut 29I
Vines, before accomplishing It's mission
and then their would remain IN Texas
fOd,sOS empty acres Il may be Of pas.
sing Interest TO know that such a train.
made up OF coaches twenty feet long.
capable OF accommodating nifty passen-
gers each, would extend over distance
OF more than hfty-six miles.
III the entire state of Texas were
pllhted with corn and the hills were
Two feet apart and the rows We're three
feet apart nnd II every man, woman and
child 10 the state of Connecticut were
set to work IN he field TO hoe the corn,
anu each person was able 10 and did hoe
Two hills In five minutes, il would take
TINS army Of laborms seven years. $50
days and soyen hours 10 hoe every hill
81 corn In the state. lnboIing continuous
~ day and night 3U5 days In zach year.
10 those persons who have never
stopped 70 consider how great a country
they are living Ia these figures may be
OF interest The man who fears he could
not elbow his way around In the crowded
West without chnfmg tho nap OF his cont
sleeves may gither SOME s0lnce from tho
htNfoment that the entire living popula.
uon Of the globe, 100000 600 souls.
divided into famiies of five persons each
could b. located in Texas each family
WIN house an half acir lot, and
there .wonld still remam 5OOO0.OO0 va.
cant family lois
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
THE BELT LINE TALK
A Probability That Both Lines
viii BE Built.
AMERICAN EXPRESS OFFICIALS
They Wish the City on an inspection Tour Of
the Missouri Kansas and TsSas--Hew
Join Grain Rates kAly's New
Cars Loaded IN Bulk

me near approach Of the Rock Island
aud the question Of practical entrance
to the city un the lowest possible grade
has led 90 revival Of the Tux Of build.
Ing the belt line projected by the Rio
Granite and part Of which, from the
Missouri kansde and Texas On the
south side of the city 10 the Rio Grande
track. Is already built and IN fso. IL
is proposed 10 resume the enterprise aud
build from the Rio Grande track north,
crossing the Texas nnd Pacific on the
west side. aud thence along tie valley
0f the Clear Fork. past the new water
works. 10 the hiie located by the Albu-
querque and a portion Of which is grad
cd from the West Fork up 10 the stock
yards. Il Is said the lite viii BE- built
~ the two ruads Jointly which Will
give th1 Rock Island an Quiet % the
Rio Granle and valuable Southwestern
come lions. which will enable. flrui TO
receive freight from that liue without
the pavu cnt OF switching charges TO
some third party. ~ ID nUw the cnse
This will also give the RIO Grnaic easy
access 10 the stock yards and packing
house. and u can deliver stock origi-
mating ON its lines direct 90 the stock
VI rds iu stead of t0 the Texas and Pm
cihc AMI this iu turn 10 the Dcuyp. as h.
now the case. making q double switch
ing charge N IA estimated by those
who have some knowledge Of The cost
u the construction that the saving in
switching charges alone to the roads on
business originating entirely On their own
lines would pay the operating expenses
and the liked charges, 10 say nothing
NJ the saving on charges on freight dee
liycrrd 10 u by cOue!fug lines, us the
ew line viii cross 10 roads entering the
city and will have transfer tracks iu
connection. II win also prove great
stimuas 10 the location ~ manuiuctur.
Ing industries, as by this linc eligible
sites can be- secured aud abundant side
track room secured, a consideration that
can not De found on any other line ilI the
city. Df course. the matter Js yet 10
only talk, but talk frequently leads 60
results. aud should the project Doc re-
vived. the people of Fort Worth cannot
AFFORD 10 lee The opportunity Of securing
This much needed belt line escape Them.
A Gnzcttr reporter pndcHvurrd 10 see MIR
Horribly regarding the matter Yesterday
but the gentleman could not be- found
IL Is ulsp said Zoo certain railroad cir.
cles that the Fort Worth aud Denver
belt line project. which was abandoned
when the work was suspended az Hodge
was ugniu under consideration and that
tho coming summer would probably wit.
ncss active work under way. With
These two belt lines aud new Union
depot. Fort Worth could boast Of tho
most extensive and complete terminal
facilities OF any city i rcXus The
time FOR the securing ~ these terminals
could not b. better, as properly is cheap
now and iu loss than huff docudc the
rightOt.wuy alone would cost more than
the entire construction would at present.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

the railroad company Tor the exclusive
use ~ Pullman cars. The Missouri,
Kansas and Texas has since been re-
organized. aud the contract is held not
TO be binding upon the new company.
This is a blow 10 the Pullman com.
pany, for the Wagner cars have never
been introduced on any Of the lines Of
the SOuthwa q, where Pullman held a
monopoly, and. as the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas viii shortly open its St Louis
main line and It's Texas main line 10
Houston, the Wagner service Will be
complete from the Atlantic seaboard 70
the Gulf of Mexico, as the Wagner cars
are used between st Louis aud New
York over the Wabash and Big -Four,
and connection with the Missouri Kan
sas aud Texas line win be made 10 the
st. Louis junction"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
IOINr GRAIN RArEs.

announcing nn amendment To tariff No
UOlA, applying on Hour guliu, etc, In
carloads from stations GA the Missouri
Kansas and IeNas railway VA Missouri
and Kansas TO stations on the Gulf
Colorado and Santa lfe railway il Texas,
taking the comnun point rate. which is
as follows; Flour Slc, wheat 32c. oats
straight car londN zoe, coru and hay in
straight eur loads, 2Ic Flour ratios an.
ply on Hour meal, hominy. glits and
oatmeal, straight or mixed car londs
or miyed with bran "a car londs
The wheat rate applies on wheat, rye.
barley bran and mill feed, straight ar
mixed ear loads 10 make rates 10
points taking higher than common poinl
rates, add class ID dinereuilal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
EMPRESS OTFICTALS.

Yesterday the party Of American EX-
press olhnnls, Who were announced In
Sunday Gazette as coming over the
Katy in speciul rur. arrived and are
quurtorod az the Arlington Inn. They
urc making q tour ut the lines owned.
leased and operated by the Missouri.
Kansas aud Texas preparatory to their
company taking charge Of the express
business on the system ON Feb I. The
pnrty consists of james Fargo. New
York, president; A. Antisdcll. Chicago.
manager; H. Il Brooks. CMcngo, SUI
periuteudrnt of the money order aud
travellers check department, +. ~.
Adams, 81. Paul. who viii net as gem
cral superintendent of the express com
pury on the Missouri, Kansas and Tex
az system, aud others In places like
Gainesville, Tor instance. where the Pa
cihc ENprNs company goes ont Of bust
ness. the American moves right In aud
takes charge of the office aud the bust
ness.
one of the distinctive Textures of the
American Express company. aud one
IN which its officers take great pride. h.
the money order system which Is as near
perfect as u rs possible for any system
10 be aud which insurps accurate aud
absolutely safe transmission OF money.
Another feature of the money order de-
partmcnt ~ the travellers check system,
by which man can, for the purpose
of greater safety In handling money
while travelling, purchase check for
any amount Across the upper right.
hand corner he writes his name when
securing the check, aud upon present
Ing Il Tor payment writes his name across
the lower right.hand corner. sure and
safe means OF Identification. aud the
only one required A scnle across the
face Of the check gives the amount in
the money of the different foreign coun-
tries, so the traveller can see nt glance
the amount Of money hc should receive
IN the coin of any foreign nation where
he may happen 10 be travelling This
Is the first move of the American Tx
press company TO do business In Toxns,
mud II viii be n gratifying innovation 20
Texans generally MS it iusures compeu-
ton Ia the express business In the STATE.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
CnRN RATES

Freight rates on corn shipped from the
frontier Into Mexico have been Increased
ON the AlpXicuu roads 30 per cent Tho
corn shipments from the United Suites
20 Mexico have about ceased ON account
Of the crops Ia Mexico and the Mexican
duty
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
wHAT WHEELER SAYS.

Galveston. Tex. jan Special y
General Manager G. O. Wheeler Of the
Gulf, Colorado and Santa Fe railroad,
that has gained currency that the Santa
Fe contemplates the construction Of a
branch from Alvin 10 Ndiasco. II such
a thing was contemplated hc would be
likely 80 know il and gives 1t MS his opin-
ION that bnt very little railroad building
will be done in Texas until the question
Is definitely settled as 20 whether the rail-
roads 0f the state win be allowed 10 uHn-
age and conduct their business or wheth-
er a commission will be authorized to do
10 for them.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
THE SLEEPING CAR WAR.

Taylor, Tex. Jan i0.-( Special Not
standing the adverse decision Of United
States Circuit Judge Rieer at Topeka,
Kan. few days ago. against the Pull
man Palace Car company ia its suit Of
Injunction against the Missouri. Kansas
and Texas Railway company for driving
Us coaches from that line and accepting
the Wagner secuers in lien thereof the
Inter company viii have both the Iron
Mountain and Southern n9d Information
al and Great Northern railroads o. com.
bat before Il gains prestige IN Southwest
Texas over the Pullman people. md FROM
the present state Of affairs the result will
no doubt have deleterious effect upon
the through sleeping car service which
has 50 long existed between Kansas City
aud san Antonio and points farther
west. Since the dissolution Of this IN
junction 10y the United States cirruit
court a few days ago much interest iu
railway circles has rpntcred in the ic-
suit. and already through travel between
the above named points has been some
what hindcred The first Wagner coach
sent out from Kansas City 10 the south
west over the Missouri. Kansas md Tex
ns system since the above decision was
rendered. reached Taylor yesterday morn
ing and here 10 stopped the international
and Grcnt Northern company having q
contract with the Pullman company and
none with the Wagner people. refusing
To- take The coach on 10 San Antonio and
passengers were forced to transfer at
this place TO the Pullman sloepers In
order tn pursue their journey. The
coach remained IN the katy yards
here ull day yesterday. but was taken
back by the north hound Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas passenger train this morn-
ing While the situation for time may
prove annoying 10 the general travelling
public. the result VIII be anxiously watch
ed In RAILWAY circles
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

wrsr Bouru, MAiS LIKE


Toras and Pacific trains Nos. 3 aud Q. the 81
Louis Cannon Ball only stop az Texarkana,
y & Junction. Atahis, Jefferson. Marshall,
Lcngvlcw Junction. Big Sandy. Mineoia. Wills
Point, Terrell, East Dallas, Dallas and Fort
Worth.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

BE sure 20 attend the, piano recital
tor the baneht Of the Associated Char,
PCS nt the So Paul AIethodist chnl.h
Thnmday evening, Jau 10.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

NORTH BOUND Arrive Depart
Chicago. ~ Louis and
Kansas city express 6i40a m 200 m
Chicago. 81 Louis ana
Kansas City fast mail 7.iOp m 1902. N.
SOUTH hound.
Austin. san Antouloand
Houston FAST mail. si4f a m, 300 q m.
Austin. san AntonlOand
Houston express n.r $50 p. m. $40 p. n.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Il ~ not often that Fort Worth has
kn opportunity q hear such artists as
Ndward Baxter Perry.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

The heeces Of ten goats aud the work
y seyerai men for hnlf yen are rs.
Qairvd 10 make genuine l.,ero
bhawla yard and a half Wide.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

~ make room for our garden seods
Wnieh viii arrive IN a few days we will
ssll or bulbs Gt reluced prices.
BAKER BROS, GOO Null street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11
Tort Morlh Id penrsr.


Gulf Colorado and santa Ne.
NORTH BOUND Arrive Depart
Oklahoma express $3.50 O. m. 0;l0a m.
Chicago and Kansas
cts ThuuderbOlt &C.,. SOD D. M $40 = M.
South uOuND.
Houston and Galveston
mail 81. u. .......... ss5a m. sib0a m.
ton ). ........-.-...-. io;og ,. m. iOiOs p. m
Fort Worth nnd New Orleans.
Arrive Depart
hiIed Traiu, Local 40.
commOdhtion ...t...... 6if5 D. m STD o. m.
Regular Mail ana Passcn.
ker sttss.sss.s s.ttt.s... NNQ o. m, tilu y m
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

Fort worth sud RIo Grands.
Arrive Depart
Dublin C0mauChc and
brovnwood Mall. ..., 2iiOp, m. loo .. 10
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

weathsrford, Mineral wells ana North.
wsateru

The trains Of this line makes direct conucc-
tious with The Texas and Pacific railway trains
koA 4 4, and i0nt Weatheriord leaving Fort
Worth VIA Te1as and PaClnc railway aud ar
irving ~ Mineral Wells az follows;
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-11

E'3V'"'3WF NFNIIWhf NNH Tal 10 y UIOVk-
PROGRAM.
Schubert. -. Fahtaap The Wanderer.
Chopin Nocetnrne, on. 81. No. y
lllopln ,......,sW Waltz, A t'lat, op 70.
Shopln ..t..s... Pol0naise. on h3.
EdN Baxter Perry Etude, Aeolienne.
Adw Baxter Perry Rallaile, Last lslaud
l'lst2 1865. Rhapsodle Hongroise, 40 q.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-16
Estray.

There came to my place on Sec. Is,
Worthington township, Nov. 9, 1893,
one white sheep. Owner will call for
same and pay charges.
Alt JNO. P. SELBURG.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-16
THE WORTHINGTO N I ADVANCE.

Nh
Notice the change in =. B.
Nelson's ad. this week. h M. " s3a53s " \,
Hon. D. Shell made trip to the
cities the first of the week. N 3$s8 I.
Remember that G. L. Peterson
delivers all goods purchased of him.
l.. Eastwood returned today
from a visit to Michigan and Wiscon
sin. ''.,>.. .@s#S
We begin this week the first
chapter of a thrilling story, Grams
ferred Identity. <E.#
-Carlstedt & johnson are head
quarters for dry goods. Get their
prices before buying elsewhere. l4-1t
The Worthington mill has
ground some corn meal from this
years corn. Try it fresh. 1t is excel
lent. 14-1
--Jno. Iverson, who had such
thrilling experience Sunday night, is
still at the Western House, where he
is receiving every attention.
NO other sarsaparilla has the
merit to hold the confidence of entire
communities year after year, as has
Hoods Sarsaparilla. It possesses
curative power peculiar to itself.
The ADVANCE regrets that there
is no prospects of the Mobiles County
bunk resuming right away. We had
hoped that this could be brought
about as to us it seemed the quickest
and best way to settle up the affairs.
Married, On Wednesday, Nov.
Is, 1898, at the residence of H. James,
in Elk township, by Rev. Robert
McCune, Mr.. Geo. J. Engel and Miss
Margaret S. James. Mr.. Engel is one
OF the industrious and intelligent
young farmers of Elk township, wi o
came from Iowa to this county few
years ago. After doing good work on
his farm as bachelor. he wisely con-
cluded that that was not the best
way, and found in the family of his
neighbor, Mr.. James, worthy help
meet The union is an suspicious
one, and the ADVANCE wishes the
happy couple all possible success in
life. j.
Miss Lottie Wade and Mr.. Hen
messy Leroyle will again be seen in
Worthington, Thursday, Nov. 10th.
This time in new comedy, 'By Wits
Outwitted." They have surrounded
themselves with an exceptionally
clever company Of comedians, espec-
tally selected on account of their adj
aptability for their several parts, Miss
Wade, perhaps the cleverst actress
ever seen in Worthington, will appear
in two distinct parts which offer her
ample opportunity to display her
versatility. Mr.. Leroyle will portray
the part of Dow Jose, an eccentric
comedy role, out of which in his usual
happy manner, he extracts all i'm
mense amount of fun. lw
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-16
Taken.

There came to my place, Nov. 10
1898, one sheep. Owner will please
call, prove property, pay charges anc
take it away. G. F. SAHLBoM,
14-3t Worthington, MINI.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-16

Quarterly meeting will be held in
the M. E. church Wednesday,, Nov.
%. at 1870 o'clock. Rev. DR.. Stafford,
presiding elder of the Mankato dis
trict, will preach, after which the sac
rament of the Lords supper will be
administered. All are cordially in
vited to attend. Quarterly confer
ence at close of regular service.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-16

Pure maple syrup, $l.00 per gal
Ion. LovELEss, The Grocer.
4 Good meat market in an Iowa town
for sale or exchange. I 2ss
81tf N. E. LAWTON.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-16
CRACKED

CRACKED
DISHES
are unsightly on the table-they are
worse-they are uncleanly. No
amount of washing will get the dirt
out of the cracks. We do not be-
lieve any woman will be willing to
put them on the table after visiting
our store and seeing the price at
which she can get China.
If s LovELEss, The Grocer.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-16
WHERE TO WORSHIP.
YOu are Invited to Attend Divine
Services next Sunday.

Rev. E. M. Lum will preach at
Elk at IL a. M, and at Summit Lake
at $3.50 D. M, at the James school
house at 7:30 p. m.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-16

The Sunday school of the Evan
gelical church will again have fes
tival this coming Christmas.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-16

There will be preaching services
at the Evangelical church next Sun
day at 10, a. m.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-16

Nj. E. Lawton formerly Of the firm
of Lawton 4 Hedberg is the man to do
business in lands and loans. 31.tf \
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1893-11-16

New Advertisements.
. S. B. Bedford & Co., general mer
chandise.
Ferren & James, hardware.
DR.. Carroll.
+. F. S. Gibson, real estate.
l., G.. F. Hood & Co. medicine.
Peterson Magazine. -,
Newton, CLANCY & Co., feed mill.
Rushmore Hotel. .~,.s, IT,.