The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1898-09-08

For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Away: Bought
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Dan DeVaney, of Co. 81, 18th Reg,
returned home Saturday. He is
looking pretty well but says the boys
Jared pretty hard. As to particulars
he If very reticient.
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. ..%s>
J. S. Blair left last Wednesday
night for visit with parents at Clar-
linda, Ia. He returned Monday night
accompanied by his wife, visiting the
Omaha Exposition enroute.
She's fine girl, quite brilliant
hear. understand she has just
completed course of Rocky Noun
tain Tea. That accounts for her
brilliancy. Ask your druggist.
Capt. Dolan has been appointed
to act as one of the members of the
board of court martial which meets
at Fort Smelling to try some cases of
charges existing in the 18th regiment.
Rev. Erickson left Monday for
Kansas for medical treatment, ex-
pecting to be gone about two
months. During his absence the
pulpit will be filed by Rev. Radine,
of Rarandott, Mum.
About fifteen ladies gathered at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Kennedy
Tuesday afternoon to make articles
for the boys of Co. II. The box
will be forwarded today to Captain
Dolan.-Adrian Democrat.
Saxon & Amondson had some fix
lures stolen from threshing ma
chimes around their shop Sunday
night. They say it wouldn't be
healthy if parties are caught med
ding with property that don't be-
long to them.
Miss Mary Newton, in company
with the children of Mr.. and Mrs.
81. n. Hart, left for St. Paul We'd
nesday. MI. Hart will meet her
there and take the children to Chi
cago, while she goes to North6eld to
attend school.
Congregational church, Sunday,
Sept, 18th. Morning subject, "The
Present Ministry of Jesus, or What
Jesus is doing" second in the series.
Evening, first in the series, "Good,
Bad and Badly Mixed" Prelude on,
GLOW to treat Ingersoll"
Buy your tablets and school
supplies Of Loveless.
Grandpa Bedford of Rushmore
over Tuesday to meet his brother
in-law James MolYneux of Bradford
Co. Pa. Mr. Molyneux is 81 years of
age and this is long distance for him
to travel. He has other relatives in
Waterloo and Hawarden la.
j. Republican County Conven-
ton will be held in the City Hall
at Adrian, Thursday. September ~.
Primaries will be held Tuesday,
September 10th from Z to 8 p. m.
The Legislative convention will meet
at Fulda, Friday, September 23rd.
l have made arrangements with o.
K. Open to run his blacksmith shop
and will do all kinds of work on short
notice. Horse shoeing and pillow
work a speciality. Give me a share
of your work. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. "a G.. j. ALLEN.
Last Sunday night as the Saliva
ton Army were out, horse, belong
ing to VIM. Sowles, became frighten-
ed and made short run down 10th
St., running into the curbing in
front of Harvey Rew's store, where
he was caught. The cart was badly
smashed up.
The peoples party convention was
held at Rushmore Saturday after
noon. Aside from electing delegates
to the congressional convention no
business was transacted and adj
journment taken subject to call Of
central committee. This evidently
means fusion.
Window people believe in making
use of their telephone. The follow
ing from the Citizen: The telephone
is convenience to some people. Re
Gently LADY telephoned merchant
to send her up one spool of thread,
while another lady 'phoned one OF
our butchers to bring her up five
cents worth of beef-steak.
Aug. Falk's household goods sold
we'll at auction Saturday. Mr.. Falk
requests special mention be made OF
the auctioneer, Geo. w. Darby, fol
the satisfactory manner in which the
sale was conducted in every detail
and desires to recommend him tc
those desiring an auctioneer at any
time.
G.. G.. Doeden has purchased the
restaurant and confectionery bust
ness of E. E. Salmon and is now in
possession. Mr.. Doeden will con
tinue to run the restaurant and store
in connection giving the best of ser
vice and keeping good stock of con
fectionery at all times thus. meritine
a share of the patronage which h