The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-03-16
Over 50 now pat arms Of wall paper
il stock at Palm Bros. I,

Over SO new patt erns 81 wall pape
in stock at Palm Bros.
Mrs. Anna B. Faulson suffered /,
severe accident Friday night, 81 fal
ling on the walk while out door,
empty ing ashes. alder hip we quite
badly injured and she viii be- con.
fined to her bed for some time. !.
IT the grip loft you with core lung,
or q cough and al run down and in ,
poor condition generally, you ought
to take vitomulsion-the vitalised
food. It's a. pint of vitality for 1 dol
lar. Ray Humiston. y * Z g. g.
The daily papers rapport that the
18th Regiment will IS mustered out
the 9th, permitting the boys to r.
turn the first Of April. II il hoped
that should Co. 81 return in I BODY
= royal reception win Is given them.
Olaf Palm returned last week from
! his western trip, going a. far south
as Sacramento, Cal., and through
Wash. He says the grain in Cal. is
about ready 70 head out. He pre-.
fers the state of Washington to any
other he saw while away. =; :,
Judge Wilson, of Worthington, is
attending, court here this week. The
judge has not missed a term. for
nearly twentieth years.. .C.H. Bab-
cock has sold his drug business at
Waterville and is visiting his mother
in the city this week. Charley talks
of going vest and buying a farm
jackson Republic.
An Augusta, "a, paper says:
Fifty SIX of the Minnesota volun-
tesrs who were concerned in mutiny
of month back have been pardoned.
They have been restored to duty
without trial. Those of the members
who are classed, as the ringleaders
fourteen in number) against the mil
itary authorities during the time Of
this mutiny are not released"
Recreation for ;: March contains
many interesting articles. Among
them are The Big Caribou" bv
James Turnbull and "Angling for a
Turkey Gobbler"' by E. E. Hickok.
The stories are handsomely iilustrat-
ed from photographs and drawings.
Read the discussions and work of the
League of American Sportsmen. The
department of amateur photography
will interest all users of cameras.
It is continually remarked such q
disgusting place as that club room
was three years ago. Did you every
see anything disgusting about a sa-
loon3 In what light do people
look upon men falling down and
wallowing around tho in mud and
slush of our streets. It has been
seen many times during the past
year on one of tho main streets, and if
seen on the main streets, what must
it DO on the back streets. :;
Let's see, if We remember rightly,
the majority for license at the '96
spring election was 81. And this en-
phatic majority for license followed
"dry" year and a majority of IS
against. There must have been some
reason for such q change of senti-
msnt.-Worthington Herald. And
the records show that the majority for
license in ~ was Is and in '98, 8,
two votes being illegal, "There must
have: been some reason, Tor. such a
change Of sentinsnttH :: IN ~, ; s.s.t.
/. We regret TO learn that Robert
Shore is feeling the effects of his old
age, to the extent Of its being nee.
essary for him to- decline to serve as
township clerk for tho town of Ran
som again tho coming year. He
has been town clerk for over some
thing like twenty-five: years, and q
moro respected and highly esteemed
man cannot be found in the county.
We trust tho old, gentlemen will find
comfort, contentment aud pleasure
in his his old age that be enjoys such
esteem among the people OF this
county. = 3:*
Editor Long Of Magnolia has an
idea on the liquor question character.
istically his own. Hero it il: Those
who must have liquor can send to
wholesalers and get pure article for
one half what they pay for it at retail
at a saloon because the saloon keeper
must sell at a big profit in order to
make money and pay bis license. If
ono is afraid to risk himself with a
gallon or a quart lot him turn it over
to his wife and buy it by the drink
from her then she will make six dol.
lars profit on a gallon, and tho mon
ey will be in the family instead of the
saloon keepers and his pard, the
justice of peace.
John q. Scott after painful sick
ness of two months duration, came to
town last Saturday for tho first time
during that time. His many friends
here were glad to Gee him able to be
about again, although he has not yet
fully regainsdZ the former good
health. Andy Dilman, of Worth
ington, was in Bigelow last Friday
week, comforting with members of
our NJ. w. of A. camp with view of
erecting lodge building on his lot
here between the hardware store and
the Trip store building. Mr.. D:
proposed to erect the lower story and
basement and let the lodge build the
second story. This is a move in tho
right direction and oDe that We hope
will 90 forward, for if there is any one
thing Bigelow ie sadly in need Of, it
is public hall. Let the boomer
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