The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-29

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WANTED. Statesmen to sell lub-
ricating oils from samples on COM
mission. The EUCLID OIL CO.,
Cleveland Ohio.
! w. A. Frost. of ST.. Paul, and Mr..
Anderson, of Detroit, Mich, spent a
few days hunting here with Messrs.
Humiston and Morland.
e.. H. ,Schechter and wife left
Tuesday for Marshalltown. While
) away he will visit the Colfax mineral
springs for the benefit of his health.
Ed. Gibney, now a resident of
! Iowa, formerly of Elk, visited here
this week and says Minnesota corn is
way ahead of that in Iowa, this year
J.G.Christle purchased Joe loves
restaurant last week and is now in
possession. ''Unc]e Joe and Aunt
Sue" are now enjoying life in visiting.
The noblest, inheritance that can
ever be left by a father to a son, far
excelling that of all lands, is a course
of training in the Mankato CONNER
cial College.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jessop went to
Worthington Tuesday to attend the
county fair there and to visit old
neighbors who live in that vicinity.
-Madelia Times.
Samuel Easto visited the Omaha
Exposition last week and says there
was bic crowd there Thursday, it
being Woodmen's Day and the craft
were we'll represented.
w. D. Harvey, of Dana, ILL.,, writes
| A. G. Hedberg, agent for the Mime
apolis Fire Insurance Co., a letter of
thanks for prompt payment of loss
recently sustained by fire.
It makes no difference how many
medicines have failed to cure you
| While there's life there's hope, and
Rocky Mountain Tea will make you
we'll. Ask your druggist
| She's fine girl, quite brilliant l
hear. l understand she has just
completed course of Rocky Noun
tain Tea. That accounts for her
brilliancy. Ask your druggist.
Here we have it, a new stock of tea
coffee, tobacco, cigars, candies and
oysters, meals and lunches at all
times, at the New Restaurant.
G. G.. DoEDEN, propr.
Congregational church, Sunday,
Oct. End. Morning subject, eliminate
Acquaintance with Jesus Christ. -
Evening, "A Tremendously Personal
Question, That Must Re Answered."
Jos. Mulroy, of Little Rock, pas
sed through here Saturday on his re-
turn from the Klondike. It is re-
ported he is independent financially
and has claims in the gold region be-
sides.
! R. G.. Smith, former resident of
this place, now travelling salesman
for the Bloomington Stove Co., was
in the city Friday renewing old &C.
quaintances and working in the in
terests of the firm.
Mrs. VIM. McCune was taken i'll
vrry suddenly at their home in Wood
stock last Sunday. For a time she
was in critical condition. She is
much improved at this writing.-Ed-
gerton Enterprise.
| A. N. Douglas and wife returned
last week from drive to Fairmont,
Mankato, Jackson and Lakefeld. It
Is reported that they will drive to
Omaha. Mr.. Douglas evidently
know how to enjoy life.
For furniture call and see my line
before bying ~.lswhere. Am putting
in new stock and can fit you out in
anything or quality wanted at prices
that will suit. JNo.KAUFMAN,
80 Breweter MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Douglass, of
Worthington, were Ashley House
guests Wednesday.-Mr. and Mrs.
Durfee, of Worthington, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Durfee's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cowing.-Republic, Jack.
son.
The village council met in regular
session Friday night. Members
present Smith, Madison and Aagaard.
E. X. Smith elected to preside. Bills
allowed. Matter of new boiler dis
cussed. No further business trans.
acted.
The following telephones have
been added to the call list: High
School No. Sc, w. Oliver residence
81, w E Madison residence So, w.
Mclean residence SO. T. w. Keavey
saloon 60, F. G. Stitser's harness
shop 81.
Jno. Kaufman Brewster sell the
"Household" sewing mschine of the
desk and drop style or any style
wanted. Easiest running and best
sewing machine on the market. On
sale at Brewster and Dundee. Call
and see the them. 80
J.N.Holbrook has traded an 80 acre
farm in Nebraska for the merry-go
rovnd that has been located here and
is now running it. He expects to go
to Adrian next week. He says he is
still in the auction business and will
continue to ely sales as usual.
Experience is something everybody
gets after it is to late to make use of
it. If you buy shoes of Harrington,
the shoeman, you will need no ex-
perience, as his shoes have the stock
and you will not be deceived. Try
nv Ladies and Mems $3.50, best that