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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

mysli, ze krzywda sic tam
Stasiowi W (pozornej( niewoli
moskiewskiej ME dzieje. A
jezeli ME zabra} ze soba Z
Ameryki wiele pieniedzy, to
mu teraz zawi6z} 4 tysiace
dolar6w jego bliski pokrew-
ny A. E. Sielski, zdar}szy te
sumo biednych Polak6w,
kt6rzy zaufali chytremu oszu-
stowi Ten to w}asnie Sielski
ca}y 6w humbug O okrutnem
uprowadzeniu swego wuja,
obywatela amerykaiskiego
- ma Sybir = ma scene
pusci}, aby W krytycz-
nym momencie odwrocic
uwage publ1cznosci cd swoich
}otrowskich manipulacyj. -
Powr6ci StaS Z niewoli, po-
wr6ci -jeszcze W tym roku
-- do szczetu oczyszczony Z
zarzutu, jakoby by} moskiew-
skim szpiegiem. - A wtedy
dopiero busines mu p6jdzie!
Lud meczennikowi wiecej
bedzie znosi} pieniedzy iwiecej
mu bedzie ufa}, niz samemu
Pitasowi!...
BALTIMORSKA PoLoN1A
nareszcie przychodzi do rozu-
mu / ME udziela sic wiecej
tyrn, cd kt6rych ME moze sic
spodziewaG zap}aty. Dotad
wydawca rozse}a} 9 tysiecy
exemplary po osadach pol
skich, a ledwie "a 1000 egzem-
plarzy mu p}acono.
Widzia}, ze jezeli tax dale
|.bedzie postepowaE, to do |. |
1895 +. ca}y .sw6j majqtek
straci, wiec teraz tylko
zupe}nie pewnym abonentom
pose}a gazette. Reczymy, ze
gdy wydawca "a poi roku
przejrzy liste swoich abonen-
tow, ME bedzie mia}a wiecej
,,pewnych', jak 1900. Znamy
miasto, do kt6rego pan Wei
zant dotad pose}a} 400 egzem-
plarzy swojej gazety, a Z tych
tylko IS zap}aci}o.
DR.. INFAMISICKI chcia}
juz ma zawsze opusci6 ME
wdzieczna Ameryke, gdy
przypadkiem znalaz} jeszcze
posade W tym kraju W
para6i polskiejMeriden, Conn.,
liczacej 100 rodzin.
Szerzy on teraz k}amstwa
po gazetach, jakoby on sam
dotychczasowemu swojemu
w}adcy >dyecezalnemu, ks.
Horstmanowi, podziekowa},
niby powodu, ze ME podo-
ba}a mu sic polityka ks.
biskupa W sprawie ks. Ko}a-
szewskiego W Cleveland, lecz
rzecz ma sic zupe}nie inaczej.
Faktem jest, ze do konsystorza
biskupiego wWinonie nadesz}a
wiadomoS6 o6cyalna Cd ks.
biskupa Horstmana, ze DR..
Infamisicki Z dyecezyi Cleve-
landskiej zosta} wydalony =
/ to "a zgorszenie, jake dawa}
parafi przez niemoralne zycie.
PITTSBURG, Pa. - "a
stepca ks. .pra}ata Miskiewicza,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

9 3. End Str. Winona, MINI.
mie, jest wiel. ks. Witold
Buchaczkowski Z Detroit. -
Jakis lrisz skoczy{ Z mostu
Przy 1o-tej ulicy do rzeki
utop1 sic. Nazywa} sieThomas
Fitzmoris. Przyczyna samo-
b6jstwa ME wiadomo.
DETROIT, Mich. -Bieda
tu, re az piszczy. Dopiero W
Sierpniu spodziewajq sic
Iepszych czas6w, gdyz W
dnlu I Sierpnia kilka fabryk
bedzle puszczonych.
O RYBAKOWSKIM czy-
tamy W Toledoskim KURYE-
RE, z 10 Lipca.
DO naszego miasta w
niedziele wieczorem zjawi1 sic
zn6w anarchista Rybakowski
Z swa zona ma czele arnii
Coxey'a, z}ozonej Z 169
Polak6w. Przyszli oni zDetroit,
gdzie podobno do}qczy}o sic
do mich oko}o SO tanteiszych
rodakoW.
Roz}ozyli sic wszyscy W
parku Metropolitan, w
poniedzia1ek rano zebrali O
chleb miedzy rodakami w par.
sw. Jadwigi. Mieli diva WOW
na{adowane zywnosciq, kt6re
pociaga}y try wynedznia}e
konie. Posiadaja takze k;lka
choragwl rozmaitemi napisa-
mi.
Nv poniedzia}ek po po}ud-
niu, Rybakowski swa iona
poszli ma biuro policyjne / do
majora proszqc 0 pozwolenie
wynajecia hall i wyg1oszenie
kllku NOV, oraz O zabranie
Z Toledo nowych rekrut6w.
Zwo{any zaraz zosta1 miting
komlsarzy policyjnych, ci
uchwalili Rybakowskiego wy
proslc miasta. Poslano DO
po}udniu kilka tramwaj6w do
parku Metropolitan, oddzia.
lem policjji, zapakowano
Coxey6w W podr6z "a miasto
t. j. ma drugq strone rzeki.
Kupiono i'm W dodatku 200
bochenkoW chleba i 200
funt6w w6rszty.
Rybakowski m6wi}, il
zamysla nastepnie. obozowac
W Fremont, a og6lne spotka-
ME jego innemi oddzia}ami
ma nastapic W Baltimore "a
jake pie6 tygodni, kad
powedruja do Washingtonu.
w tym samym numerze ma
innem miejscu, ia sama gazeta
podaje:
,,Armia Rybakowskiego
ME chcia}a opuscic miasta ma
zadanie kapitana policyi W
poniedzia}ek, natenczas aresz-
towano wszystkich i trzymano
W wiezieniu przez noe. We
wtorek wywiezieni zostali "a
granice miasta / policja zaka-
za}a i'm wraca6. Po wyjsciu z
miasta, iona Rybakowskiego
grozi}a policjji, jak prawdziwa
anarchistka."
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

duszpasterz hanbe powieksza.
Nasamprz6d, Z wszystklm1
warcho}ami sic }aczac, zacznie
swego poprzednika cd z}o-
dzieji, oszust6w, pljakow,
cudzo}oznik6w i bezboznik6w
wyzywac, czesto nawet z
ambony. Przy kazdej okazyi,
jak paw napuszony, przewra-
cajac oczy, m6wi: Me jestem
takim proboszczem, jak ten,
kt6regoscie wykurzyli.
Dzieja sic podobne rzeczy
W wszystkich wyzszych sfe-
rach sp6}eczeistwa. D or o b
Xxi ewi cze na szczer-
S w a III posy}aja dobrych
i zas}uzonych obywateli, gdzie
pieprz rosnie, Po latach
uczciwej piracy moga pl6ra
skubac, nitki z starych b}a.
wat6w wyciagaG, albo@i g}o~
dem sic umorzyc. Dorobkie-
wicze natomiast wola grzebat
publicznie W ludzkiej krzyw-
die, tarzajac sic W owocach
poswiecenia innych, jak wieprz
W b}ocie.
Sr6d materyalizmu, pre-
nikajacego do samego szpiku
kosci tax zwana inteligencya,
swieci strajk oflcyalist6w W
obronie braci. robotnikow
Pullmana, jak gwiazka ma
zachmurzonem niebie. Me
wierzymy bynajmniejj W strajki
jako skuteczna obrone pre-
ciwko monopolom, ME twier-
dzimy tez, jakoby strajkujacy
mieli s}usznosG zupelnie po
swoiej stronie, ale potwier-
dzamy fakt, ma mocy kt6rego
sic tysiace robotnik6w ME
tylko uje}y "a skrzywdzonyml
kolegami, ale chleba, bratu
robotnikowi wydartego, "a
}, tahsza' place ola siebie ME
zebra}y.
Strajk syrnpatyzujqcych
udowodnil, ze szerokie war
stwy srednie i nizsze naszego
sp6}eczehstwa w mamonie
jeszcze sic ME zanurzy}y.
Skutki strajku ME dadza
sic W tel chwili obliczy6.
Zorganizowanej piracy kapita}
ME zniszczy. Mech Unie robot
nik6w i przegraja, mic Z tego.
Kazda porazka stale sic
twardszym niby cementem W
szparach stowarzyszen. Gaia
BOWEN ia wojna jest skiero-
wana przeciwko b6zkowi
dzlewietnastego stulecia t. ].
mamonie.
Zdaje sic, ze kazdy inteli-
gentniejszy cz}owiek tylko ma
to zyje. aby jaknajjwiecej
pieniedzy nagromadzic. Jezeli
zbogacenie sic kazdego stale
sic has}em naszej cywilizacyi,
musimy bye przygotowani ma
upodlenie cz}owieka, bo
kapita1 jest bez serca i sumie
MIA. Sam Chrystus Pan
powiedzia}, ze predict wielb}ad
przejdzie przez dziurke Cd
Ugly, niz bogacz .przez bramy
niebieskie. A jednak kazdy
chce bye owym byblijnym
wielb}adem.
Potepiamy anarchia. qote-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

BUFFALO, N. Y. =
Me podlega na]mniejszej
watpliwoSci, ze przyjaciele
g}osnego Stanis}awa Krze-
midskiego wyrwia go rak
moskiewskich. Byliby go
puscili Moskale bez VISTA
wienia sic "a MIN rzadu
Stan6w Zjednoczonych, bo to
dusza zaprzedana carowi, ich
najwierniejszy s}uga. Kto ma
rozum W g}owie, ten sic do
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-26

.Znajduje sic obecnie Was
civic tylko jeden nasz agent W
podr6zy u upowaznieniem kolek-
towania abonamentu "a KATo L1KA.
Jest to pan Kurkiewicz Wlnony,
bawiacy chwilowo W Detroit, Mich.
s3Y=Wolno takze kolektowac
pieniadze "a Ia KAToL1KA nasze-
mu dobremu znajomemu, kolporte-
rowi dolfow M ich a w
ki m u, kt6ry W w}asnym intere-
sic po osadach polskich podrozuje.
Pan Micha1owski znajduje SIG obec
ME w Pittsburgh, W Pennsylvania.
Kto nam teraz przesle dolara
abonamentu, dostanie W prezencie
ksiazke pod tytufem ,,B a ka o
trzech bracia a c h,z k ory G h
dwu by1o m adry c h,a cd e II
g}upi, ziel ony M wez u,
b ury m K kocie 0 sroczce
bez ogona.
zaczniemy sic 3D.
tad spra wjedliwle ra-
choWac u panami
Darmoczyt talskimi.
Jak Kuba Bogu, tax
Bog Kubie.
kto ma mas szemrze,
il naprzykrzamy mu
sic z rachunkami, ten
niechaj zap}aci, CO 60.
nam winlcn, a danny
mu pok6j.
ADOnencl, KtOrych
rok abonentowy skon-
czy} sic W ostatnich 8
miesiaca ME maja
wiece:j prawa do za-
danja cd mas cierpli-
wosci, anize]i starsi
dfuznicy. Jezli ohcaa
i nadal pozosta6 z
nami W przyjaznj, to
niechaj spiesznie spe4-
MIA sw6j wzgledem
mas oboWiazek i "a
plaza nam um6Wione
ynagrodzenie "a ma
sza ciezka prace.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14

ooH HHko- No. of visitors.
The total enrolment for the month
is 472. against 1872 for the correspond
ing month of 1892. The banner for
punctuality belongs to the fourth
grade, Miss Nisbit, teacher. The
best percentage of attendance occur
red in the High School, Miss Rogers,
teacher.
Five lots sold in Clary Addition
since June LIST, making FIFTEEN sold
already this season. The village must
grow in that direction can't go in
to the lake, it wont 60 across the rail-
road, it must go in the direction of
the Clary Addition. The lots there
are large and cheap. Some can be
bought now for 500 apiece that in
two years or less will sell for $3.50.
Is there safer place to invest your
money? Minnesota Loan & Invest
ment Co. sells these lots on long time
and easy payments. Plan to have
home of your own. 1873
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14
DUNDEE.

Rain is needed very badly.
Feed mill has been kept busy. this
week. ~. b.
Conrad Hanson is building an adj
dition to his house.
Henry johnson took in the circus
and dance at Pipestone, last Wednes-
day.
Henry Kane's mother. an old lady
of 50 years, is not expected to live.
Old age seems to be the only trouble.
Mr.. Scherlie has the foundation of
his house about completed, and the
carpenters will commence in a few
days.
Willie Nelson is painting Hokin
Johnson's farm buildings, which
makes quite an improvement in ap-
pearance.
The Presbyterians in Kinbrae are
going to build parsonage. Our
carpenters put in bid, but have not
learned yet who got the contract.
Mr.. Paul is having lot of fencing
done on his stock farm. A smooth
wire with stays between wires every
foot or so, makes a solid fence, one
that pigs can't get through.
Oxie Swanson takes the lead in
high jumping, and Charlie, his broth
er. leads all the sprinters around here.
They are going to try conclusions
with the Fulda boys on July 18th.
Emmett Nelson had runaway last
Sunday. After going through the
garden a few times the horse tried to
Jump fence, the result was that it
landed all in a heap with cart on top.
No one hurt, and the horse is good
for another trial.
The Kim ball ball team composed
of Kinbrae and Dundee boys, went to
Fulda last Sunday with the intention
of playing base ball, but the Fulda
team failed to show up. Some say
the y were afraid of being arrested by
the town folks if they played on Sun
day. Fulda must be getting very,
very nice.
The dance at Hakin Johnson's last
Sunday was largely attended, every
one having a good time. Next Sun
day we understand the Heron Lake
base ball team will play a game of
ball with the Kimball team. The
Heron Lake band will also be there.
This makes it nice place to spend
Sunday afternoon.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14
Woodstock, MINI.

Editor Advance-In answer to your
inquiry as to my individual opinion
in reference to the reelection to Con
gress of Hon. J. T. McCleary, I would
say that he has proved himself to be
a representative of whom hisconstitu-
ents may we'll feel proud. This dis
trict has had the good fortune to have
been ably representated in the past,
and Mr.. McCleary has proved himself
to be the peer of any of his predeces-
sors. Always at his post of duty,
always right in his judgment Of the
wants and rights of his people. and
able to command the admiration of
his peers. He will be reelected by
the largest majority of any candidate
who has preceded him.
Yours respectfully,
FRED BLOOM.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14
DEWALD

The new church in Elk township is
finished and is very neat and comod.
ious. Mr.. Lumm will preach in it
every Sunday at 8 p. m.
Mr. Body is having his house
painted.
The roads are being ploughed up
in many places; that is one way to
work them but they should be i'm
proved.
School in dist. AZ closes next week.
+ Everyone is wishing for rain but
it dosn't seem to come, perhaps it will
before all vegetation is dried up.
G.. r. Leonard shipped a car load
Of hogs to Sioux City the first of the
week.
Sec. II.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14
Teachers Training School.


The Teachers Training School TO,
Mobiles county to be held in the High
school building, Worthington, begin
ming July 16, 1894, at 9 o'clodk in the
forenoon and continuing four weeks
This is the first school of the kind
ever held in the aforesaid county
and we sincerely hope that a spirit OF
helpfulness and encouragement will
come from all quarters, as it is a mat
ter which should concern all classes
The school is not intended for teach
ers alone, but for those who are look
ing forward to a place in our ranks.
The object of the school, briefly
stated, is to improve the condition of
the common schools of Mobiles county,
and the same will be under the super
vision of the County Superintendent,
to whom all communications concern
ing the school should be addressed.
All the common branches will be
provided for, including civil govern
ment and school law.
High and special branches will re-
ceive some attention, providing salts
factory provisions can be made.
There will be an abundance of work
most interesting and valuable. -
It is our earnest desire to receive
the names of all those who are going
to attend as soon as possible, so kind
ly send in your names Immediately.
I ought to have on file one hundred
names by the first of July. Do not
leave your county to attend another
school, your duty lies here.
Our school is located at one of the
most beautiful summer resorts OF
Southwestern Mimi, place we'll fitted
for recreation and. study. Ouri,.in
structors are among the best in The
state, therefore we see no reason why
you should not attend your home
school.
Engage your boarding place al
once. We know that the people o.
Worthington will render all the as
sistance possible along this line
Teachers, if yon do your duty and
show lively interest, Worthington
will have the Summer School OF
Southwestern Minnesota.
All communications asking for in
formation will be promptly answered
No tuition is charged for admission
into this school.
Bring your text books.
THos. B. MAGu1RE, :
County Superintendent.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14
Biglow, MINI.

Biglow, MINI.
Editor Acknowledging of Con-
gresham J. T. McCleary, from what
we read of him in the papers, I should
say that he is an able Representative,
and think the republicans would
do we'll to nominate him for re-elec-
ton. 1 could not say what majority
he would be likely to get if nomina-
ted, but think that he would have a
larger majority than two years ago.
Yours respectfully,
ROBERT SHORE.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14

The democratic St. Peter Herald
has been taking look at the congress
sional situation in this district. It
sees no hope for democratic success.
It says: Ills sweet to die for ones
country, but from appearance it will
be difficult to find a democrat who
will be willing to die this year for
Second district congressional honors.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14

A prominent democrat of this coun-
tv thinks the efforts of the democrats
of this district to get an opportunity
to masquerade as friends of the pop
ulists has scared the editor of the
Luverne Herald. If that is true, the
Herald man is easily frightened, but
perhaps the p. d. is mistaken.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14
KINBRAE.

B. Jones was to Fulda Tuesday.
E. J. Clark's family have moved
out on their farm. ~
S. johnson returned from his visit
to St. Peter Monday.
Run-a- ways are getting to be quite
numerous here lately. III
Mrs. S. w. Kaythe and son Leo.
visited relatives at Marshall a number
of days last week.
Mrs. Hopkins and little boy, of
Dundee, visited with friends at Fulda
a few days last week. -
Holmberg and Anderson are having
their store painted, thereby much
improving its appearance.
G. G.. Sawyer, of Lakefeld, passed
through here Wednesday on his way
to Fulda in the interest of the Singer
sewing machine Co. -
B. Jones went to Spirit Lake, a.,
Friday, returning Monday. Miss
Jennie Hart assisted in the
store during Mr.. Jones' absence.
A number from the Good Templars
Lodge here attended the Heron Lake
Lodge Tuesday evening. Delegates
from different lodges around, were
present and a general good time was
had by all.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14
Heron Lake, MINI.

McClary has no doubt given uni
versal satisfaction among his constitu-
ents throughout the district, except,
perhaps, his vote on the silver bill,
but in the end the people will no
doubt accept his position on that as
the correct one at that time. He will
no doubt be reelected by from 10000
to $4,000 majority.
Respectfully yours,
L. F. TANNERS.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14

Rushmore Gazette: Last weeks
Worthington ADVANCE devoted full
page to their popular candidate for
state senator, Hon. Dan Shell. If
Mobiles county is allowed to name our
senator this fall, we can assure Dan
full republican vote from Rush
more.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14

The Worthingson ADVANCE of last
week came out with two and a hall
columns of testimonials for the Hon.
Dan. Shell of that place for State
Senator. While we are on the fence
and not urging any one for Senator
or other public Offices, and while we
are not publishing an advance, we
think it is step in advance for news
paper or newspapers to put up and
elect any Senator or other public Of
ficers. If man has done so many
good things the people know it with
out giving him circus advertisement
in country newspaper. While No
bles, Rock or Pipestone counties are
not entitled to State Senator, we think
the ADVANCE is little hasty. If the
ADVANCE could elect Senator it would
be we'll enough, but it must be left to
a vote of the people. We want
Senator from the people, by the peo-
pie and for the people of Minnesota,
and not Senator from the ADVANCE,
by the ADVANCE and for the ADVANCE
Of Observation-Disclosures Enter
prise.
The ADVANCE has printed between
twenty-five and thirty letters from
prominent people all over the district,
endorsing the candidacy of Hon.
Daniel Shell for State Senator. Ac-
cording to the Enterprise these peo-
pie have no right to speak their senti-
ment on this question, but must wait
until the convention dominates can
didate and then go meekly and quiet
ly to the polls and vote the ticket.
An editor holding such narrow ideas
will probably always remain ION the
fence;" that's the proper place for him.
The trouble with the Enterprise is
that it sees the boom of Dan. Shell
rolling on and gathering such mo-
mentum that it is frightened, and got
up ION the fence" to escape being
run over and flattened beyond identi-
fcation.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14
Fulda, MINI.

Fulda, MINI.
He stands high in the estimation of
nearly all, the democrats. of course,
object; but all fair minded men
approve of his course. His majority
will be increased, or all signs fail. 1
have no ak to grind, but hope he will
be reelected by grand majority.
Respectfully yours,
.. 81. VIM. GlBsoN..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14
Adrian, MINI.

: .A :. AUrIdH, MIHH.
s.: Would not venture any opinion on
the above gentleman, in regard to
this town, because it depends whom
the democrats nominate. You know
q democrat has a very thick hide, or
skull.
Respectfully yours,
EMIL GRAF.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14
Biglow, MINI.

Biglow, MINI.
]. T. McCleary has, in my opinion.
proven himself an able man, and one
whom the people of this district can
depend upon to look after their in
terests as representative of this dis
trict.
Respectfully yours,
B. I. TRIP.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14
Heron Lake, MINI.

lam satisfied with him, and cannot
venture any opinion as to majority,
as you know I take no active part in
politics, and am not in position to-
give an opinion that would be of any
weight.
Respectfully yours,
j. w. BENSON.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14

Mayor Shell, of Worthington, was
in Luverne over night last Thursday,
"just visiting and paying taxes. I'm:
cidentally Dan looked over LuEerne's
electric light plant, to get some point
ers for Worthington's venture inathe
80:
same line.-Luverne News. =
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14

Fulda, MINI.
Editor Acknowledging to the
above inquiry, would say, l belive
that Congressman j. T. McCleary
has made a good representative. He
is capable and honest, and if renom-
mated he would be returned by one
of our old fashioned majorities. Say
eight or ten thousand.
:: $50 Respectfully,
: L. L. REwALr, NJ. D.
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Fulda, MINI.

Fulda, MINI.
In my opinion Congressman J. T.
McCleary,ahas made a good con-
gresham, and if renominated will be
elected by much larger majority
than in 1892.
Yours respectfully,
L. 0. BATHEN.
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Adrian, MINI,

Adrian, MINI.
Think he has made a good repre-
sentative, and will undoubtedly be
reelected. So many complications
may arise before election that it would
be impossible for me to give any esti-
mate as to his probable majority.
Think it will be larger than before.
Yours respectfully,
GEO. HoLLUs.
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Sam. G.. Iverson, of Rushford,
called on the ADVANCE this morning,
while on his way to Luverne to at
- =.
tend the encampment. Mr.. Iveason
is a prominent candidate for State
auditor. - !: y:
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Edgerton, Mimi.

=. +: Edgerton, MIMI,
:, :. McCleary is satisfactory to all re-
publicans and many democrats in this
place; will run ahead of his ticket.
::*::*:' Respectfully yours,
= :: j. S. MCMANUs.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1894-06-14

Shells boom is now formally launch
ed. The Worthington ADVANCE last
week published letters from eighteen
prominent republicans, nearly all
outspoken for Shell.-Luverne News.
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Real Merit is the characteristic of
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and it is manifest
ed every day in the remarkable cures
this medicine accomplishes. Hoods
Sarsaparilla is the kind. Try it. 4
Hoods Pills are the best family
cathartic and liver medicine. Harm
less, reliable and sure. =
~
My advertisement in this paper
tells you all about what to take to a
picnic; read it. !
......a LovELEss The GROCER.
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REPORT OF THE WoRrH1NGToN PUBLIC
SCHOOLS FOR MAY, 1894.
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The G.. A. R. encampment now
being held at Luverne is great
success. Gov. Nelson was present
yesterday and delivered an address.