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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1897-07-29

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@ That the 'sMother's Friend" is a rem
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Bicycle Repairlnen's Woes.

Bicycle repairmen are in position
to judge the merits of the different
kinds of tires brought to them for re-
pairing. They are generally unbiased
in their opinion as to which tire is the
best until they try to repair it; then
they soon find out which is the cas-
lest to-, and which. stays repaired
when it has been fixed. The follow
ing from dealer and repairman in
GAINESVILLE, Tenn. may be of interest
to riders. ~. IT,.
! Single tube tires are not at all
popular here for nobody can repair
them when they have trouble. l
consider myself a pretty good repair
man and / have never been able to
plug one of them so it would hold
any length of time. Nearly every
rider of single tubes here has chang
ed to Morgan & Wright: - "
Here is another from repairman
in New York City: s@ .-...s.
I have used NJ. & w. tires for the
last three years, and the more I
handle them the better | like them
about one M. & w. tire to five single
tube tires. It is not that there are
only few NJ. & WISH this district
but because when they are once re-
paired break out again in the same
place, like single tube.
: A Cambridge City Ind. man also
says:
] think lam a pretty fair workman
and / believe / can, repair a single
tube tire as often as any one, but l
meet withfailure oftener than success
and indeed find that the single-tube
is generally unsatisfactory. I don't
see what any one can see in a tire of
this type that recommends it.
Still another from Terre Haute,Ind..
bicycle firm.
They can say what they want
about single-tube tires, but they give
up and come back for the NJ. & W
when. they want a tire that will give
good satisfactory service. We bad
Z. .ss i s, II 10 n. = u ~ % 4
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COUNTY NEWS.

ROUND LAKE.
A. A. Bushnell Of Algons, II. was in town last
week looking after business interests.
A;eve Freeman and sister, Mrs. Alexander OF
Prairie Junction arrived Friday 10 600 their
father who is quito III.
Tom Edwards and Bert Wells drove TO Worth
ington Saturday.
Rev. Dahl OF Worthlngton Will preach In the
church next Sunday afternoon at 80 O'Clock.
All are invited to come.
Harry Trip met with . serious accident Sat-
urday night. While coming home from Worth
ington with Martin Greoofsou and wife and
Sam Beck, the team ran away and Harry jump
ed out breaking his ankle he was taken back
to his brother, 3. A. Trips place In Worthing-
ton. 1t Is feared 1t will have to be amputated
No ono else was injured.
D1ED-At hishome In this place, July nth, g:
Mr., Henry Fulwiler, Of cancer on the lip. The
funeral services were held at the church Sun
day at four o'clock were conducted by Rev 81.
O. Carter. The deceased was soldier In the
late war and IN carly settler here. Ho leaves a
wife and eight children to mourn his loss.
Miss Williams Of st. Paul Is visiting with her
sisser. Mrs. Martin Gregerson.
Charley Horton, wife and mother and brother
Herb, went to Iona Friday to visit relatives.
Mr.. Neiaber and wife Of Durant, Iowa, are
visiting with his br other, Charles Neinaber.
Mrs. A. =. Diehn went to Waleots, Iowa, Sat-
urd AZ tor 4 visit with relatives.
e. A. Trip Of Worthhgton attended the fun
eIal OF Mr.. Fulwiler, Sunday.
Mrs. Emily Trip arrived from Ooheydan, Sat
urday for visit with relatives here.
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,ard adjourned to July Dist, 9 a, m.

July 21st.
The board met pursuant to adjournment.
members all present.
The valuation of structures on SO of neA.
section a., Westside, was reduced $6OO.OO, it
being shown that said amount was double
assessment.
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CUR

-Forseveral years ] have been troub-
led with baekache and those distress
ing bearing down pains so well known
to women. In addition, I suffered
from weakness Of the kidneys occa-
sional pains in my sides. I could bet
ter explain my complaint if was
talking face to face with one of my
own sex than to write it. Everything |
tried to relieve my pains failed to help.
I recently heard thai your Sparagas
Kidney Pills were curing such cases as
nine, ard I bought box Of Mr..
Danfortll. the Druggist. After using
them few days my pains began to
disappear and now I am very much
stronger and than before, and. believe
never was healthier than I am at pres
emit. am glad I heard of your pills,
and wish every suffering as did could
hear now they helped me.
MRS. MAGGIE GARNER 812 ". Sec
ond st. Wilmington, Del.
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July Goth. = ...'..s>s ~
Board met pursuant to adjournment. Mem
bers present: H. M. Palm, F. D. Lindquist,
B. W. Pope, A. J. Rice, R. O'Hearn and E. A.
Trip.
r. OHearn being duly sworn business was
resumed 49,.
Upon the application of E. W. Golf, the val
uation of structures on Lot 4, Block 2S,village
of worthington owned by Albert Wickman
was reduced 500.
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$1.OO PER BOTTLE at all Drug Stores,
or sent by express on receipt Of price.
RnnKS Containing invaluable information of
rnrE interest to all women, will be sent
fhee to any address, upon application, by
Tho BRADFIELD REGULATOR CO., Atlanta, Ga,
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For Sale,

B las acres timothy on the d. VI D
see Ransom. .. D. HUA1sFDn 4 81
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RUSHMORE

RUSHMORE
Burr Ludlow Of Worthinston was q visitor
with friends this week.
Mrs. A. schaefer and Ted lef, for owattonna
on Saturday.
ChaIlea b. ndrews, tho new machine and
supply dealer is opening up with nne stock of
machinery. Call and see him.
Lea Leonard will have ono Of his pleasant SOL
Ses at tn . old school house this Friday night
A good time is anticipated, Come all that are
hight OF heart and still some life in you and have
good time.
Band social and concert at the Rushmore Ho-
toll on Satur day night was We'll patronized and
adeclded success in every way. The young
are deserving of all benefits that may be extend
% to them. A tride over two months since
thels org anization and play like veterans at the
business. Success to you boys Is our wish In
decd.
Af. and Mrs. Ora Vail Of Window late teach
or OF this school were visitors at Rushmore over
Sabbath. :.
Mr. and Mrs. N. w. Clark Of Minneapolis are
Waiting at Rushmore few DAYS,
W. Hollis and Dorson Bedford returned from
week.
]. W. Donahue Of Minneapolis was hero on
Monday. ~ - -
Ar. Kerfoot Of s. B. Bedfords general store
drove to Adrian on Monday.
JOS koeng OF Adrian was in town on Monday
>. ~ Halslet the veteran editor of Mobiles 90.
pleasant face for few moments on Monday
morning and q hand shake with old friends.
Harry Hicock OF Mankato arrived here sab
bath last and will do the finishing business on
tho elevator. / ~ -~.2
"A few young people wore at the band socia
saturday night, from Adrian.
- .sss. DUNDEE.
Ar.and Mrs. O. E.Randall visited with friends
near Brewster, Sunday
Miss Gallagher OF Wilder was here visiting
nef sister Mrs. LinQuist the first of the week. "a
Miss jessie Trowbridge Of Window visited
over su nday with friends at this place.
Mrs. Miller returned last Friday from 4 two
weeks visit with friends and relatives AZ LakeI
held and Sherburne.
Ihero IS considerable building being done IN
Dundee at present Any one looking for Z
ioeasion In . growing town would do we'll II
look orr town over s3S
Katie Miller OF Lakefeld visited With her
brothers here over Sunday. She Il attending
summer school at Heron Lake.
The Ladies' Aid Society viii give soci.l.
Thursday evening Of this week, at the hall. for
the benefit Of the Sunday school.
Herman Mcschka has the contract for uniting
up Humbles new store building
There 10 some talk Of ) newspapers Dundee
.JASb keep youH eye on our towa
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ELK
Mr. and Mrs. Prod Aohs gave pleasant dance
Saturday mig hit and large crowd enjoyed the
sport. ALI. James and G. J. Engle we're the
managers.
Grain IS coming around nicely. The fields look
moe covered with shocks Of grain.
James Bros. and Victor Anderson oxpedt to
start their new threshing machine this week 1t
u Nichols II Shepard purchased OF Saxon 4
AmOndSOn.
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Your home incomplete without
GILK'S
Family Medicine Chest

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4 Doctor in case Of emergency. A drug store
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9calds, Dia rrhCea Cure. Package of Court
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ment Of the Blood, Rheumatism, the Kidneys
apd all Female Complaints.
These formulas have been seured from Dr. D.
A. Lewis, well-known, reputable New York
own medicine and CURE YOURSELF.
70 Duplicate the contents of
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We send II to you, prepaid, for $500.
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A WRIT on guarantee with every chest. SAVES
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Why suffer with headache or Deu-.
Fralgia when Hazle's Headache Cap
4 ules will stop it IN 20 minutes.
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Woman Ills.

are as often caused by kidney disease
as by affections Of the womb. sss
Among the most certain symptoms
sof this disease are Backache, bad Com
plexion, "a Tired Feeling, Depressed.
Spirits, Headache, Nervousness, Side
ache, Neuralgia, Too Frequent Trina
ton, Dragging Pains, etc.
I'M, Csc, ~, =, ~, s5aBT
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Il. A.Irr ,ntn I.,s nREl III ". y.

y - WAGONS AND CARRIAGES. W
Worthlngton twp ........... raised 30 per cent
Kinbrae village. ...".......... +" Is
Adjourned to 9 a. M July 20.
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4 writ on guarantee with every chest. SAVES
TINE, TROUBLE, SUFFERING AND EX-
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13
THE WINDY SILVER BELT.

The Republican has been staunch supporter of ,McCord ever since the transfer of that paper to its present management It has been charged that The Republican was purchased with the definite purpose of further ing McCords candidacy and -advocat- ing the funding and prison schemes. But that is not necessarily material to the present discussion. What we wish to show is that The Republican is not qualified to cast a stone at an offender, having in a recent issue as- persed the character of w. O. O'Neill. by publishing defamatory language credited to the governor himself Silver Belt.
 Perhaps Git has been charged that The Republican was purchased with the definite purpose of furthering McCord's candidacy" etc, but the Silver Belt is the first newspaper to make the announcement. We shall not waste time in denying the silly story. The Silver Belt has for years posed as an oracle in Arizona jour- nalism and it does not take kindly to being unmasked by The Republi- can. It is simply fatulent. Its or acular utterances pass current with some people for wisdom. Its statement connecting the supreme court of Ari- zona with the Yavapai bonds case attested to it's lack of accurate infor- nation The fact that it has endors- ed O'Neill's libelous attack on the gov ernor is hardly in line with it's latest declaration that 1t "does not believe it is right to assail the private char acter of any man." In it's treatment of the bond and canaf contract sub jects the Silver Belt has displayed not only mendacity but ignorance. A popocratic newspaper like the Silver Belt has no use for the truth. It is willing to do rank injustice in order to gain an infinitesimal point, as wit ness the untruthfu1 reference to The Republican, and the asinine criticism 1 of the governors actions. The plea of the Silver Belt that this paper "is
 not qualified to cast a stone at ar offender" because it has published {
 statement by the governor relative to Buckley O'NeiH is purely senile
 Who is the ''offender?" The Belt ad i mits that it is Buckley O'Neill. The1
 why the Belts criticism of O'NeilT
 cities?
 The Silver Belt needs fixing"
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13
YELLOW FEVER.

Although the visitation of yellow fever in some parts of the southwest is not remarkably fatal in its results, the number of deaths from the dis ease being comparatively small, the daily reports of new cases give it the appearance of a spreading epi- demic and are calculated to produce unjustifiable anxiety The fact is that the time is now so short in which yellow fever can propagate, that it is practically impossible that it shall take wide epidemic form this year. The first frost will kill the disease, and the coming of frost is close at hand.
 The presence of this disease has been the one detriment to the spread of trade prosperity over the country In the section where it has prevailed business has been brought to a stand still and commerce has been imprac- ticable. In this way not only has local trade suffered but large mar ket has been closed to northern man ufacturers. This is unfortunate, an6 it has undoubtedly been aggravated by the methods of quarantine adopt ed in many places. If half the en- ergy and the money expended in iso- lating the fever stricken communitie; had been expended in sanitary pre- cautions before the fever came, there would have been no trouble at all.
 The great lesson which this incl dent teaches is that of cleanliness The fever has been of a remarkabl, mild type; but when it comes agail next year, as experience tells us i will come when the warm weathe ] \kens the germs of the disease
 lot unlikely that it will com
 te virulent form. We hav i s>0cne worst for the present season It rests with cities and towns whicl have suffered to take precautions il time against return of the plague
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13
THIS BUSY WORLD.

There have recently been one or two unpleasant accidents in Venice through gondolas being cut down by the penny" steam launch.
 The beautiful American rainbow trout multiplies rapidly in the brooks of Austria, but a recent writer com plains that the flesh is too soft and insipid to please ep1cures.
 A Jefferson CMe) farmer who plant ed three bushels of good potatoes and harvested one bushel of poor ones is temporarily disabled from whistling Yankee Doodle.'
 A lighthouse of bamboo has just been built in Japan. It is said to have greater power of resisting the waves than any other kind of wood. and does not rot like ordinary wood.
 An experiment. was recently made to see how fast a bee could fly. Its hive was attached to the roof of a train, which attained Q speed of thir- l ty miles an hour before the bee was 1 left behind.
 Portraits of Washington, Lafayette, l Franklin and other Masons painted cn the walls of BoSton'S Masonic tem- | pie nave D60ui UGlLIv TtluUFtu dlhu w III 1 adorn the new structure when it is completed.
 The oldest sailing craft in the world is the so-called Gokstad ship, a Vi king vessel, which was discovered in a sepulchral mound on the shores od Christiania fjord. It is a thousand years old.
 The Alhambra was built by 1bnel Ahmar solely for the sake of his be- loved wife, Zeleika, who found only monotony in the dull life of a fort ress. The work, however, was no completed in his lifetime.
 A remarkable eel has been discov cred in the Fiji islands. It has pc culiar formation in its throat, whicf causes it to whistle when in an ex cited state. The eel is fifteen fee l longand several inches in girth.
 The Arabian and African Bedouins 1 when suffering the bangs of hunge and having nothing wherewith to sat isfy the cravings of appetite, drav their belts tightly to compress tn stomach, and thus suffer less gas tronomiic inconvenience.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13

As for MT. O'Neill, he is able to take care of himself While he does not belong to our political faith and while we have opposed him in every election and always supported the straight democratic ticket, we regard him as an independent and brave man, and if he has ever worn a cor poration collar we have never heard of it-Prescott Courier.
 The statement has never been de- nied, to our knowledge, that a year ago, at the Yavapai democratic con- vention7 the foreman of the Courier, whose policy is that of the Courier's editor, sought to have the name Of Buckley O'Neill substituted for that of Mark Smith as the democratic nominee for delegate to congress, and that the editor of the Courier, who was pres ent, did not object to the proposition. What about this, honest MT. Home maker?
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13
Democratic Candidate for Sena1
 Wants a Joint Debate.


 Columbus, O., Oct. 12.-Gen. A. J. Warner has sent a challenge to Sen ator Hanna for joint debate on the coinage question, leaving time, place and conditions to the senator He says in his letter of challenge that President Mckinley has virtually in- dorsed the monetary plank of the gold democrats at Indianapolis, and that Senator Hanna has proposed to sustain the president in maintaining the gold standard. This is the issue he wants to discuss with the senator.
 Sam l.. Lewis, candidate of the ne gro protective party for governor. brought a mandamus suit in the su- preme court today to compel Secre- tary of State Kinney to place the en- blem chosen by the party, Abraham Lincoln's picture, at the head of the ticket on the Australian ballot, which he refuses to do.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13

In London, where photographs of actors, professional beauties and ec- clesiastical dignitaries command a ready sale, those of authors are not in demand. The same thing is true of New York. But Boston rises proudly to assert difference in the taste of it's public. There 'it is not unusual to see," says the Journal, Photographs of Dr. Hale, Dr. Fisket,
 nKipling, Anthony Hope and
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13

It may be a novel step for the in surance commissioner of Kansas to send men east to examine into the condition of life insurance companies. But even the sentiment of the eastern people is inclined to express itself feebly in opposition to the movement after such an episode as the failure of the Massachusetts Benefit associ- ation.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13

Whether or not Yale follows liar yard in securing an English coach for her crew, MT Charles Courtney will still be found doing business at the old stand.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13
This Is Your Opportunity

On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps, a generous sample will be mailed of the most popular Catarrh and Hay Fever Cure eEly's Cream Balin) sufficient to demon strate the great merits Of the remedy.
 ELY BROTHERS,
 5e Warren St. New York City. Rev. John Eeid, Jr.. of Great Falls, Mont recommended Eix's Cream Balm to me. I can emphasize his statement, ''It is posi- tive cure for catarrh if used as directed."- Rev. Francis W. Poole, Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena, Mont.
 Ely's Cream Balm is the acknowledged cure for catarrh and contains no mercury nor any injurious d-uc. Price. 50 cents.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13
POINTS ABOUT PEOPLE.

The prince of Wales now finds it necessary to practice abstinence from bread
 The only surviving brother of Grace Darling is said to be pauper in a North Sunderland parish.
 General Blood is in India just now, but there is a General Slaughter in London The latter is on the retired list.
 himself very popular at Aldershot At no time has any member of the royal house shown such energy and originality in military affairs.
 Professor Vallauri. the Latin schol- ar, left his whole fortune of s400,O0O to the Turin academy of Science tc found prizes for the best works on physical science and on Latin liter ature
 So-Mayou, who has just received his diploma from Cob university school at Lewiston, Maine, is the first heir to an African throne who ever graduated from an American college
 The king of Siam took luncheon the other day with Prince Bismarck at Friedrichsruhe, and has since sent him the family order Of the house in brilliants, adorned with z portrait of himself
 President Harper of the University of Chicago announces that if any foo ball player of the university uses un- fair tactics in playing he will be ex pelled from the university. < Elizabeth Barrett Brownings care fully concealed age is exposed to z rude world on a tablet in Kelloe par ish church, near which she was born March 8, 1906. She was, therefore years older than her husband.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13

The prohibition party in New York city is bound to have all the fun it can out of the coming election for mayor. It is now distributing cakes of soap as campaign documents. It is going at it the wrong way if it wants to get the votes of the "great unwashed''
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13

The "experts" in the Leutgert trial in Chicago got mixed on the display of bones presented by the defense and the evidence of a horse doctor had to be secured to straighten out the matter. The attendants at this most remarkable trial ought to be given souvenirs of the event when the case is ended.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13

The Boston and Baltimore players will pocket a neat sum as the result of the Temple cup series. The at tendance was notably large.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13

The Republicans overtaxed home maker is the taxless railroad corpora tion, which owns it and hires it's edi- torial utterances.-Prescott Courier.
 How "taxless'' if overtaxed?" Your brain is decidedly overtaxed, neigh bor
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13

For the center11a1 now being held at Nashville, Tenn., the s. F., P. & F. railroad will sell round trip tickets, Phoenix to Nashville and return, good returning until November ', at S9O.95. Tickets good only for continuous passage in each direction and reading via Kansas City and St. Louis. For further information call on or address B. w. Gillett, A West Wash ingtou street.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13

< Several skulls and other bones of human bodies have been unearthed in front of a fashionable restaurant in New York city. Probably they were the remains of men who could not pay their bills at the restaurant.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13

The Philadelphia free library has circulated more than a million and 8 half books in the last twelvemonth. No one can estimate the good such an institution does in a community.
Arizona republican., 1897-10-13

There is one thing about Henry George that stands to his credit. He is not afraid wrong as he may be to declare what he believes and what he does not believe.