The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-04-22

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Prof. E. F. Harrington. Graduate
!: of the Chicago Ophthalmic College
and Hospital, will visit Worthingtou
Tuesday, Apr. ~. Thursday, Apr. 20.
He Tests the EYES FREE
of CHARGE, and makes Glasses to
fit. Anybody troubled with POOR
! VISION, PAIN in the EYES,
HEADACHE &C. had better con
suit him at once.
Landlord Cakes is making some
decided Improvements in his hotel,
the Western House. The floor ia the
room formerly used for an Office is
being lowered and when thoroughly
reftted will be used as the parlor
The corner room, formerly the parlor,
will be transformed into a large and
pleasant office. This will make hi;
house much pleasanter for all classes
of trade.
Mrs. Anna Davis, of Worthington,
visited her brother, Frank dwelling,
Wednesday evening. o.: G.. R. Leon
ard, one of DewaId's most popular
citizens. is now manager of an Ore.
gon Indian Medicine Co. He is as
sisted principally by his son-in law,
Prof. karn, the magician. They will
open the season at Rushmore next
Thursday for a two weeks engage
ment. The Democrat doffs it's hat to
, Prof. Leonard, NJ. D.-Adrian Demo
crat.
Some grain that has been threshed
this spring has been marketed and
found to be in quite fair condition, at
+ least much better than that threshed
during the winter, which was
brought to market full Of ice. Those
who allow their unthreshrd grain to
stand until the weather be-
comes settled and the stacks thor
oughly dry will undoubtedly be, able
to get their grain to market in very
. good condition. and realize nearly the
foil market price.
WANTED.-Bankers Life Associ-
alton, assets over $766, 10000, largest.
strongest and best Minnesota Life
Company, furnishing life insurance
at lowest cost consistent with abso-
lutte security, wants A number of ad-
ditional agents in Southern Mime
sofa, and will give to producers every
facility and assistance for writing
f largest possible business. Here is an
| opportunity for some able men to Sc
F cure excellent incomes. Address
Douglas Putnam: Sec'y, St. Paul,
Mimi.
; An order has been issued by the
Omaha road notifying agents and
operators to procure and don com
p'ete uniforms by June LIST. The
Omaha company is known to have
the best equipped road in the coun-
try and they evidently desire to. have
', their employees appear equally as
handsome. A snap shot will be taken
of Operator People when he comes
out in his uniform and a. proof sent
to Il. G. HOPE, superintendent Of tel
egraph, st. Paul. that he may see
; how well the uniforms look on one of
his most efficient employees.
Mrs. W. J. O'Connor of this place
has opened millinery store in Rush
more this week. Mrs. O'Connor is an
experienced and up-todate milliner,
and ladies that purchase head wear
at her store can be assured of getting
the latest and finest goods of the sea-
son. Her trimmings and novelties
are Of the latest designs and most
stylish. If the ladies of Rushmore
want the latest styles, patterns IN
} shapes in hats they can obtain them
at Mrs. OConpor's new store, next
door to the Rushmore Hotel. She
will be pleased to show her goods
whether a purchase is made or not.
Mrs. Phil Glasgow and babies
came over from Worthington on the
morning train, and will spend Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. NJ. T. O'Bri-
en-. -. Miss Loie Darby returned to
her Worthington home Wednesday,
having spent a couple Of weeks very
:. plea sanity with her Adrian friends.
II Don't look so down-hearted, George;
the distance is but short, walking
will soon be good, and you will al
ways be welcome at the half way
house." .. .Patronize home indus
tries. Leave Email order" establish
ments severely alone, whether they
hail from Kalamazoo, Mich, or some
other place not SO we'll known. By
so doing, you not only help to build
up your own home, but in ninety
nine cases out of almost every ninety
nine, you save money and get better
goods.-Adrian Guardian.
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