The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-05-05
1T. BRANlGAN.

Prussian condition, worm and heave
powders, poultry food & lice killer for
chickens. Stock food in packages or
Is pound pals at Stitsers. 30
L. M. Bliss has purchased of the
Presbyterian church, the dwelling
house they purchased of E. L.
Schwartz. Mr.. Bliss will move it op-
posite of M. P. Mann's and improve
it for q residence.
Improved farms, Prairie and tim-
Der land, Stevens, Traverse, Grant
and Wilkin counties, Minnesota.
Prices low. Terms. easy. Free rail-
road fare. NJ. E. LAYTON, Agt.
The Minneapolis Tribune of Sun
day gave an excellent picture of the
university boys in tho Philippines,
among them was plainly recognizable
the face of Will Kennedy and ono of
the Bassett boys.
The Omaha road is putting in q
plant at Org for saving rails and
punching holes in them again for W.
ing after being taken out Of the main
line. The work is undor the supervi-
sion of Roadmaster Grain.
The Adrian Guardian is authority
for the report that a summer school
has been secured for Mobiles Co.
through the efforts of Maud Graves,
and will be held in Worthington com
mencing some time in June.
DR.. Dore, U. S. revenue officer of
Austin, was in town a few days last
week, looking after the interests Of
the government. He reports having
house full of cigars seized hearing
counterfeit revenue stamp.
Logan Post has engaged Rev. J.
NJ. Bull, of Worthington, to deliver
the Decoration Day Grafton at this
place. Mr.. Bull is one of the most
prominent G.. A. R. men and public
speakers in the state.-Slayton Ga
zette.
The A d v n c Office is equipped
with the best and latest styles of type,
best stock of paper obtainable, NO
cheap grades, and workmen equal to
any in the craft. With these points
of excellence, we solicit a share oil
your job printing.
A farmer brought a calf to town
Saturday that was marvellous spec.
linen of the bovine genus and one oil
natures widest beefsteaks. Its legs
were homeless, it carried a dogs tail
and had round skull. It only lived
two days.-Jackson Republic.
Rev. Walthousen left the first oil
the week to attend the state confer
ence at Odessa. He, having beer
here the exteme limit their rules per.
mits them to remain in one locality
does not expect to b. re-appointed K
fill the pulpit here another year.
In MeCture's magazine for May
Oscar King Davis, the correspondent
of the New York Sun at Manila, viii
| relate some stories and give some re-
miniscenees of Admiral Dewey as Mr.
Dawes himself has seen and known
him during months of service beside
him at Manila. -.
| Leo Dewey left Monday night fol
St. Paul to enlist for three year ser
vice in the regular army. Those en-
listing have the privilege of remain
ing in this country or going to the
Philippines. He will take the latter
His many friends here will wish hin
success and safe return.
Ventioner & Baker completed a jol
of work in the A dv Q ofic,
last week. While the work to b'
done was not an opportunity for fin
work, yet the manner in which it va
performed. showed that they are art
lists and excellent workmen in the pa
pering and painting line.
A T. Latta has purchased the resi-
dence Of Mrs. J.: F. Boardman in thi
city. This is one of the most plea
SAINT residence portion of the villag
and the house very desirable, Mr.
! Boardman recently rebuilding fo
her own home, but having propert
in Chicago, she has decided to cor
tlnue her residence there.
Last week q letter containing pa
ner money was found. that had be0