The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1896-09-24

sale at bargain, or will trade for
unimprcved land.-FRASx HANsBEKa
ER.
Home Seekers Excursion, at one
fare plus 81. w, will be made by tn
Northern Pacific f. Il. Co.. on Au-
gust 4th and 18th; September LIST, Is
and 18th, and October 9Th and 10Th.
Ample time given for inspection Of
lands. Particulars furnished by A.
B. Allen, solicitor at jackson, MINI.
Especial q. A. 4. Excursions on Sept.
I'd, 4th anu 5tk.
The stste II Minnesota has al
ways been fortunate in the choice
of it's executive officers, as in the
whole history Of it's line Of govern
orr, there is not one against whom
any sc4nds! or oficisl wrong doing
attaches. The present executive
at the state, Gov Clough, has sue
cesstully aud honorably managed
the affairs Of the state aud executed
1.-THE laws ~ he found them. There
! 10 no good reason why tho state
this fall should make any chance.
| While Clough may not be college
bred, or belong to any silk stock
ing club he possesses al .bund-
ancs of good sense and practical
business tact, which goes, far to
make him safe man in the posit-
ion which he now holds. He stands
close to the farmer and the labor
ing classes, among whom he was
grown up and whose trials and
hardships he has shared. and they
have confidence in his ability and
honesty.-St Peter Tribune.
| The Republican Legislative coDven-
ton held at this place on Thursday
of last week, did it's work harmoni-
ously and did it we'll. Each of the
candidates presented to the conven
ton was the unanimous choice of the
delegation FROM his own county, aud
each was nominated unanimously.
| The utmost good feeling prevailed
and the nominees have the fullest as
surance of united and hearty support.
/ Ole O. Holmen, of Murray county,
has served two terms in the legisla-
Iture and has made record which en-
titles him to the fullest confidence of
his constituents. His experience in
legislatative work will give him an in
fluentiaI position in the next legisla-
ture and will he Of great value to the
dirtrict. He is an earnest, honest and
conscientious man, faithful in all
things. and his loyalty to the people
has been SO fully proved that it
stands unquestioned.
Daniel Shell. of Mobiles county
needs, no introduction to the people
of Rock county. He also has served
two terms in the legislature and by
two good terms has earned another:
Mr.. Shell was a prominent candidate
for Speaker OF the last House aud
gained a prestige which will give him
prominence and strong support in the
next Session should he see fit to al
low the use of his name in that con-
nectiOn.
A. S. Dyer, of Pipestone, is not so
we'll known to he people of this sec
ton as the other nominees, but this
disadvantage will soon be overcome,
and the better he is known the better
he will be liked. He is one of Pipe
stone county's most prominent and
most highly esteemed citizens, and
enjoys the fullest confidence OF all
who know him. He is a man OF sound
Judgment. earnest convictions and ex-
cellent ability. whose unflinching 10y
atty to his highest sense of duty can
never be called into question. He is
admirably equipped for the position
to which he has been nominated and
will make a useful and influential
| member, of the next legislature.
The ticket, as 4 whole, is strong
and able one. The nominees are men
of high character and clean record
men who have been tried and found
true, and who can lie depended upon
under all circumstances to stand 10y
ally for the interests of their constit-
uents. Rock county will give the
ticket rousing majority and our
people will serve their best interests
we'll by doing so.-Rock Co. Herald.
Market Report.
These are the prices paid for pro-
duce in this village. Quotations cor
rooted Thursday