The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-07-05

decorations were: A. Forbes, H. F..
Torrance, H. NJ. Palm, G. H. Bah
book, w. I. Humiston & Co., NJ.
Hammond, Worthington hotel, Ray
Huniston, Frank Day, Farmers
Store, Loveless The Grocer, w. S.
Lewis, 10. Low, Chas. Peterson,
A. O. U. W., Swedish Mercantile Co.,
Mccartney & Aagaard, DR.. Dolan,
DR.. Clark, Worthlngton Laundry,
l.. B. Bennett, Tho. Palmer, G. w.
Schultz, T. w. Kevey, Western hotel,
Lakeview hotel, Ed. Buchan. Geo. J.
Day, Will Humiston, Globe, ADVANCE,
Worthington Milling Co., H. c.
Shepard, Postofice, and hundreds of
others.
Mrs. Chas. Lewis speaks of the
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa as follows:
Had been tronpled for some time
with rheumatism, sick head ache and
heart burn. Have used one bottle of
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa and am now
entirely free from all of the above
named diseases and cheerfully rec
ommend the medicine to you.-Lake
Park News.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine
Co. will close their entertainments
here Monday evening and leave for
Hills, Minnesota, Tuesday. From all
reports the medicine they have sold
has given entire satisfaction and
their entertainments are of an inter
esting and amusing order.-Larch-
wood Leader.
These people were here from
Luverne:. Jos. S. Joles, N. Nelson,
H. P. Blasdell, w. F. Holden, DIR.
Palmer, Eek Osborne, Editor Rider,
Scotty Rogers, Harry Dobelle, P. F.
Cornell, w. H. Wilson and wife, Ole
Rue, G. O. Haws and wife, V. G.
Mead, G. H. Pumpherp, Ernest Buck,
Lewis Void, w. A. Shaver and sister.
Mrs. c. H. Bailey, of Lake Park,
says that she had rheumatism for
about twenty years. Has tried doc
tors and remedies without number
but received no permanent benefit,
until she commenced using Kickapoo
Indian Sagwa and Indian Oil about
two weeks and is positive that it is
sure cure.
Ellsworth News: The Ellsworth
people miss DR.. Clark and daughter,
Miss Edith, from the Congregational
church choir. On the Sunday before
they left for their new home at Wor:
thington Miss Edith rendered very
beautiful solo. She is very fine
singer and what is our losssis Worth
ingtons gain. $ s# r.
G. A. Spencer, our blacksmith, is
also using Kickapoo Indian Sagwa
for dyspepsia and says that he is get
ting we'll and feels better now than
he has felt for long time.-Ocheye-
den Press. , TIN 49, e..
Adrian Democrat: F. C. Brace,
formerly an Adrianite, but now en-
gagged in the jewellery business at
Worthington, was Sunday visitor.
It is figured by many that there is a
particular attraction over here which
has the power to make Mr.. Braces
visits quite frequent.
Mrs. E. H. Reynolds is getting
we'll of rheumatism, she has at last
found a cure in Kickapoo Indian
Sagwa which never fails to cure
rheumatism in it's worst FORMS
Ocheyeden Press.
Mrs. J. P. Peterson, of Worth
ington, and sister Miss Lizzie Turner
of the Rapids, arrived here Tuesd ay
evening on a visit to the family OF D.
F. Cramer and other friends. Both
were formely residents of this place
and have many friends who are always
glad to see them.-Ellsworth News.
Minnie A1cDougle, grandchild OF
Mrs. Jane Dikinson, of Lake Park,
has been very sick with rheumatism.
Two weeks ago she could not walk
on account of the disease but has
now fully recovered. She and Mrs.
Dickinson says that Kickapoo Indian
Sagwa and Indian Oil cured her.
Lake Park News.