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The Worthington advance., 1899-10-06
That Throbbine Headache.

Would quickly leave you If you used
DR.. Kings New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their match
less merit for sick and nervous head
aches. Thew make pure blood and
strong nerves and build up your health
Easy to take. Try them. Only rs cts
Money back if not cured. Bold by Ray
Humiston, druggist.
The Worthington advance., 1899-10-06

Don't be led astray and made to be.
lieve that there's something just as
as good as Rocky Mountain Tea.
There's nothing half as good. Ask
your druggist.
The Worthington advance., 1899-10-06

LOCAL NEWS.
~~~~N

Mrs. Hyland is preparing TO build
q barn.
Mrs. Stranger is spending week
in Omaha.
Not only wise heads, but long heads
wear the Lampher hat.
Gus. Anderson is very sick at the
residence of j. 81. Wickman.
E. Bloom moved the Idlewild to the
mill company's lot, Wednesday.
s. A. Harding has been having his
cellar enlarged and put in good shape
G. M. Harding is moving into the
house formerly occupied by Miss Nc
Gee.
A. 81. White has a force of men
putting up new barn for j. A. Peters,
36x4O.
Rev. F. G. Schmidt left Wednesday
to attend the general conference at
st. Paul.
Geo. Goodrich has rented the Sal
mon farm south of itown and will
move there soon.
"A fur coat to give satisfaction must
be made of prime, soft skins. Buy
tho old reliable North Star.
Master Dayton Staubis is improv-
ing little. He has had bad time
with typhoid fever again.
n. Martin is going to move in a
few days up near St. Paul and go into
the poultry business quito exten-
sively.
Three girls wanted-Enquire at
this Office. 26tf
Mrs. Phil. Harris returned home
Wednesday afternoon.
Ivan Erickson went to St. James
Friday afternoon to see the races.
VIM. Cunningham, of Brewster
transacted business here Wednesday
Mrs. Walker, of Luverne, arrived
Wednesday for visit with relatives
the Firth families.
Mrs. Louis Foote left Wednesday
morning over the Burlington for a
visit at Richland, Iowa.
John Thompson, OF Strester, Ill.
has purchased the southwest quarter,
G: section seven, Ewington.
Mrs. A. B. Funk returned to her
home in Mankato Wednesday after a
few days with relatives, A. N. and Il.
N. Douglass.
H. N. Douglass made a trip to
Ocheydan, Tuesday.
Old iron, copper and rubbers
bought at the New York Bargain
Store. 8tf
E. E. Salmon was loading a car
Tuesday, preparing to move to La
porte, Iowa.
Worthington Mill company loaded
car of flour for Menomonee Falls,
Wis.,. Tuesday.
Milkmen in large cities have ad-
vanced the price of milk from i've to
six cents per quart.
The Worthington advance., 1899-10-06

The Mankato Commercial College
places real money value on all mer.
chandise and currency used by the
students in the business department.
If you would like to attend such a
school, send for catalog.
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all members present.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approv

all members present.
Minutes Of last meeting read and apurov
ed.
The petition Of August Nitsche and other,
asking for the formation Of new school dis
trict to be composed Of sections 1, 2, II and
II, Bloom township, was read and ON mo-
ton was laid over to January 4th, 1900. at
O'Clock p. M
formation of new school district, to be com
posed OF south one-haf Of section 25 and all
OF section SO, in Blk Township, north one
nan OF section IL and all of section I, Wor-
thington township, north one-ha1f of section
z, and all Of section 8, Lorain township.
and south one-ha1f of section 80 and all Of
section 81, Town Of Hersey, was read and
on motion, Petition was granted
The petition of Henry Hornstine, asking
for new school district to be formed from
sections 25, 26, 35 and SO, DewaId town
ship, was on motion granted
A petition asking for new school, district to
be composed of sections 20, 20, 80, 81, and
all of section 81, except the southeast quar-
ter In Hersey township, was read and ON
motion was referred back to petitioners for
correction az part Of this territory was IN
cluded In the new district No. SO, granted at
this meeting.
Board adjourned to meet Sept 26, at Q
q. m.
SEPTEMBER 20.
Board met as per adjournment, members
all present.,
Application from. supervisors, of Ransom
Township, asking for additional aid In con-
structing 80 foot bridge in place of a 20
foot bridge On line betweenlsections 20 and
80 in an amount not to exceed $4,000 was
granted.
| petition asking for aid In constructing a
"a foot steel bridge on line between sections
IA and Is in Lismore township not to exceed
two-thirds the cost, granted, to be paid on
approval of A. J. Rice.
The following petition was read, and or
motion was allowed In the amount of $67. :.
| SO.
| BLOOM TOWNSHIP, MOBILES Co., MINN
| Sept. IS, 1899.
To The Honorable Board of County Com
missioners:
Gentlemen:-We the undersigned Towr
Board of Bloom Township come before you,
Honorable Board of County Commissioners
by meeting and pray to allow US some aid
On certain bridge built in the month ol
June which was very necessary to do, be
cause the section line road on which sale
bridge is situated is one Of our most Travelled
roads. Respectfully Yours,
Board FRED BULTMANN, Ch
OF H. NJ. ANDERSON,
Super visors. AUG. NrrzscHE.
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Oscar Beigleson, aged about Is years
Wednesday; Oct. 4, 1899, of small
pox.
Deceased was a single man work
ing for o. G. Northrop, Indian Lake,
where he died. The case was first
pronounced smallpox, Sunday.
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man and Auditor ask for bids and purchase
fuel for the use of court house and jail.
1t was also ordered that n. n. Palm
| should see to having the boiler and certain
pipes in the jail covered with asbestos.
Thr following bills were audited and al.
lowed:
Brown Tracy & Co., legal cap, blanks
and copy 90 1aws.. S11 o5
| McG1ll, warner IL Co., blanks..-.... 40
Perkins Bros. Co., blanks. 20
Pioneer Press Co., blanks and docu-
ment envelopes. Experimentation. 12 10
Geo. Barnard & Co., blanks .. %
School Education Company, teach
| er's examination paper. IL so
O M Haislet, 800 folders for summer
| SSAool...... 90
VIM. Hastings, janitor at summer
school. Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
| n Hawley letter heads. 90
! e K Smith, publishing commissioners
proceedings. Observation-Disclosures. SO 90
e K Smith Russian Thistle notice. s 80
& K Smith, notice Of teachers exam
nation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6 60
E K Smith, school district notices.. 9 90
E K Smith, letter. heads and state
Observation-Disclosures. 475
I T Branigan, mdse for jai1.. 21O
H G Sinks, disinfecting premises at
Rushmore, amount of bill $500,
allowed..... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90. IS 90
E J Gerboth, painting buildings on
Rock County farm ............... s. 45
Worthington Telephone Exchange
KentaI ............... ................ "a 90
Edward Dolan, post-mortem exam-
ination of A Benson. 12 80
Ray Humiston, mdse for jail Is Is
Ray Humiston, Mdse for court house 16 so
Ray Humiston, mdse for Geo. Lewis. 90
Ray Humiston, mdse for Peter Phal-
e1..................... .................... 90
H e Torrance & Bro, merch andfse
for Mrs. Peter Nelson. on.. SOL
J G Bronx, mattresses for poor house. 4 so
E 6 Thompson, clothes for John
SWanson.... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 90 |
" G Wyatt, board and care of John
Bryan.........."..... ............. 10 90 |
P. CT Times, groceries for Mrs. H
Benson. ...................... 8 80 1
6 Gullick, meat.for Mrs. II Benson... 80
Brewster Hardware Co., mdse for c
h DaV1s..... ............................ 70 6S
P Geyerman & Son, mdse for
Meyer 80 ~ /
P Geyerman & Son, mdse for Mrs.
meyer. Observation-Disclosures. O5
p Geyerman g. Son, cash paid for Dig
ging grave for Meyer. 90
Nick Lenz, mdse for II Tulp... II 90
Nick LEM, mdse for Mrs. ]. HoIleran. 20 90
Chas. Sweeney, board and care of
Fred Chesley ...... .. IS Is
E w Cramer, nursing Fred Chesley.. 10 OOI
& Sell, repairs for pile driv- )
er....... -............-.-..... so
SEQ. Schaefer, day with county gra-
der: -: 90
>has. Hamstreet, justice fees In State
VS.. Morrell Severns, ct a1...... is 40 4
Nicholas Paulus, constable fees in
same. e.......................... .........2o IS ]
1ich0las Pau1us, witness fees In same If2I
Burgess Jones, witness fees in same. 2 -
! II Sammons, witness fees In same. 24I
,ern Randall, witness fees In same... 24I
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State Of MTnuesota, .
Land Ofhce- {

st. Paul, Sept. 18th, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that ON weffnesdav,
the 25th day of October, 1899 at 8 O'Clock.
in the afternoon at the Office Of the County r
Auditor IN Worthfngton, AiEuesota + viii
offer for sale the following described rsusoId
state lands, and the foliosing described
state lands which have reverted TO the state
by reason OF the non payment of interest
viii also be then and there offered for resale
Fifteen per cent OF the purchase price and IN
terest on the unpaid balance from the date
of sale to june 1st, 1900, must be paid as
the time of the sale. The balance Of the pur-
chase money can be paid at any time, In
whole or in part, within forty yeary of the
time Of the sale; the rate of Interest," ON tfe
unpaid balance OF the purchase money win
be nve per cent. per annum, payaffc IN ad-
vance on june 1st of each wear
Holders of certificates ON which the inter
est payments are in default can have efefr
cert'hcates re-instated on payment before
the sale of the interest IN fulf TO date and the
penalties thereon. when the lands covered
thereby will be withdrawn from sale.
r. G.. Dunn
State Land Commissioner
NnaI. 6
The Worthington advance., 1899-10-06
MCCARTHY SCARED THE
MARSHALL.
Steve j. Picha Tells of his Trip
From MankatO to Sioux
City.

The St. Paul Dispatch gives the
following story as told by Deputy
Uunited States Marshal Steve J.
Picha Of trip from Mankato to
Conncil BluBs and return with Nc
Carthy, the Adrian Postafice robber:
McCarthy's testimony was neces-
AIRY j case tried at Council Bluffs,
and Picha was detailed to make the
trip.
"P1cha left with his man Sunday
night over tie Omaha road.
"McCarthy is known to be one OF
the toughest mugs in the country.
He is a giant in phycical proportions
and strength. Picha handcuffed him.
self to Mccarthy in the usual way
and the trip; began. On tie road the
latter related many of his experiences
as crook, which were not calculated
to gladden. The heart of the deputy
He told about cleaning out a bar
room full of 'Dutchmen' and having
divers rough houses at other times.
In illustration of how he gave An op-
ponent his quietus he would draw
back his loose hand as if to land a
hard jab.
"'See here said Picha, after Jerry
had given several of these illustra-
tions, Kindly refrain from making
any more of these bluffs. The first
thing I know you'll be landing on
me. Now chop of or maybe I might
forget myself and fire shot or two.
I don't propose to get the worst of it. ,
"'All right, old cove sale. McCar-
thy apologetical]y. 1 wouldn't hurt
you for the world. I don't want to
get away. If I did I'd have bolted
long ago.
"Picha never slept the night, fear
ing tho consequence of the slightest
lack of precaution.
AT Sioux City the pair left the
train to get supper. Mccarthy chased
up one street and down another, while
all the time Picha feared sudden
bump from Mccarthy or some pal.
M ~CArthy finally brought up in
front Of a pawn shop, where he
claimed to have valuable old coin
in SOAK He requested to have the
iro's removed go that he might trans
act his business, but Picha declined.
"Weary and worn finally Council
Bluffs was reached. The trip back
was another of sleepless vigilence for
Picha and when the prisoner was at
last behind the bars at Mankato, the
deputy breathed sigh of relief.
"Picha got into st. Paul last eve
ming, but was so exhausted from the
double trip that he was unable to
sleep.
"'I never had such an experience
said Picha this morning. If that
big fellow had ever got loose, he
could have cleaned out a train load
If ordinary people. '"--Mankato Daily
Review.
The Worthington advance., 1899-10-06
IVORY SOAP PASTE,

In fifteen minutes, with only cake Of Ivory Soap and water,
you make better cleansing paste than you can buy
Ivory Soap Paste will take spots from clotng and will clean
carpets kid gloves slippers patent eame russell leather and
Shoes leather bes painted woodwork and furniture. The
special value Of Ivory Soap this form arises from the fact that it
be used with damp sponge cloth to cleanse many articles
that cannot be washed because they will not stand the free appa
ton Of water.
DIRECTIONS FOR MKn0To
Ss-a&o
The Worthington advance., 1899-10-06

Healthy, happy babies. Mothers
say Rocky Montain Tea is the great
est baby medicine in the world. IS
cents. Ask your druggist.
The Worthington advance., 1899-10-06

j. w Turner has rented the house
formerly occupied by P. B. Autiss,
and moved into town.
E. Bloom will move R. B. Princes
house and barn next Monday to the
lots near Jas. Crandall's.
| It is reported that Louis Lear, for
merlya a Worthington boy, was sick
! abed and had consumption.
! Wanted "A competant teacher
at once in school district No. 81. Ap-
ply to John G.. Mcleod, Kinbrae,
MINI. TIL 2w
Old Hickory wagons are as good as
their name. Try one. Sold by r
=: JOHN RAMAaE.
If any one who promised to earn
dollar and failed to bring or send
it to the social, they may leave it with
Mrs. Edwin G. Wilson.
Walker johnson was found shoot
ing off 38 calibre revolver Saturday
afternoon near the lake and in an in
toxicated condition. He was taken
in charge by officer Rushon an i'll
have hearing Monday.
It is sure sign of "a good merchant
if he sells the Lampher hat.
The Young Poop les Society of the
Baptist church will give a social at
the G.. A. r. Hall Friday evening,
Oct. 9Th. Supper will be served from
6 o'clock p. M, also ice cream and
cakes will be served throughout the
evening. We extend cordial invita-
tion to all to come and enjoy the eve
ming with us.
Old Hickory wagons sold by John
Ramage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Nelson are ex
L pected back from Colorado this fall
8 Ed. has decided that Minnesota ii
good enough for most any one. %.
o Will Hollis and daughter Hattie, OK
e pect to start for California in tht
o near future; the rest of the family
and Mr.. Chesbro's, will not go unit
y later in the fall or early winter. ..
J. W. G. Thom received a telegram from
his mother at Wilder Wednesda,
10 saying that Jim wasIworse. Will lef
>, for there at noon. We hope he will
,. find him much better than was re
4 ported. We are informed that Rev
Lumm has resigned his charge a
Flandreau on account of poor healtl
and will leave for Tennessee shortly
> We trust that the change will sool
restore him to his old time vigor.-
- Rushmore Enterprise.
Olaf, son of Chas. Johnson, O
K this city, had a narrow escape from
death this week, from an an unusua
cause. The boy had been herdinf
., for Hans Dahl, south of this city, ane
II on Tuesday night about ten o'clocl
o was taken with a severe nose-bleed
o But little attention was paid to it TO
j. some time, until he began to grow
" weak, and he was finally brought tt
town and medical aid summoned
r. He was taken home, but the flow O
Q blood was not stopped until abou
g nine o'clock the following morning
p As may be imagined, the little fellow
z was nearly gone, but it is now though
/ probable that he will recover. n,
has been subject to these spells O
k bleeding all his life, but never so SO
we're before.-Adrian Guardian.
All Lampher hats have the nam'
s "Lampher" on the leather.
The Worthington advance., 1899-10-06
Trained ~ Food Experts

Paymasters and commissariat ON
cials of the German army receive spe-
cial training in examining the quality
of food supplied to the army.
The Worthington advance., 1899-10-06

Girl wanted for general housework
Apply at this office. 8tf
The Worthington advance., 1899-10-06

For Sale-Six god milk COWS, fou
fresh. j. D. & w. l. HuM1sToN.
The Worthington advance., 1899-10-06
AUDITORS OFFTcR

AUDITOKS UFF1CE,
WoRrHINGrON, MIMI, AUG. 5, 1899.
TO the Honorable Board Of County Com
rnissioners:
We the members of the board of audit re-
spectfully submit the following report:
Cash on hand Feb. 49, 1899
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$12S,6S5.O5

E. A. TRIP, Auditor.
II. M. PALM, Chairman.
F. L. HUMIsroN, Clerk of Courts
The Worthington advance., 1899-10-06
UNSAFE CROSSING.

Some Movement Should Be
Made for Protection of the
People.
The Worthington advance., 1899-10-06

On motion 1t was ordered that the Chair
man and Auditor ask for bids and purchase
fuel for the use of court house and jail.
1t was also ordered that H. n. Palm
should see to having the boiler and certain
pipes in the Jail covered with asbestos.
lowed:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-20
IN SENATE AND HOUSE
Discussion On the senate's Finan,
Bill VIII Reein Jan. 4.

Discussisn On The senate's Finance
RiIl VIII ReEin Jan. 4.
Washington, Dec. 20.--Dis, ussion in
the senate o. the financial measure
drafted by the Republican majority Of
the committee on finance will begin ON
Thursday, Jan. 4, the day after the
holiday recess. This announcement
was made In the senate yesterday by
Mr.. Aldrich (R. ~, chairman of the
finance committee, In connection with
his report of the senate substitute for
the financial bill passed Monday by the
house. Mr.. Aldrich, who will have
charge of the measure, declared his pur-
pose to press the measure to passage
as soon as possible. Mr.. Vest mo
desired 1t to he understood that the bill
reported by the finance committee, did
not represent the views of the minor
ity of the committee. Hon. w. v. AL
len, appointed by Governor POINTER as
senator from Nebraska, took the oath
of Office.
The house was in session two hours
yesterday. A large number of per-
punctory resolutions for printing for
committees, leave to sit during the
sessions, etc, necessary to get the COM
mittees under way, were adopted and
the several portions Of the presidents
mesrage were distributed in accord
ance with the usual custom. The reso-
luton for the distribution Of the mes
sage was made the occasion Of a speech
by Mr.. Grow. the venerable ex-speaker
x-nk
istration's course in the Philippines,
and by Mr.. Bell, Colorado Populist,
criticizing the presidents utterances
upon the prosperity of the country.
Scores of the members left for their
homes in the afternoon to spend the
holidays.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-20

The Directors OF the Strickcrs-
vile Detective Association held
their semi-annual meeting at the
home of Joel Thompson on the 10th.
Only six of the nine directors were
present.
John A. Hopkins is doing quite a
pork packing busidess, killing
about 40 hogs 4 week.
S. Cornelia Thompson and her
granddaughter, Cornelia G. Pill
ing, have gone to Bird-in-Hand,
Lancaster county, tovisit relatives.
Some ill-disposed person cut and
mutilated the steps leading to Hill
Side School House and carried
away the rope which raised the
flag. This is the third time the
rope has been taken off the flag and
carried away.
The stable at the tenement house
on the farm of Joel Thompson was
burned one day last week. 1t is
supposed TO have taken fire from Il
person smoking pipe when going
inside.
Cloud Pyle and son, Charlton,
from near Coatesvlle, made Joel
Thompson and others in this vicin-
ity a visit last week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-20

I'll
Fornal transfer 81 ClBan GevePn-
~eat u General Weed.
Havana. Dec. 20.-Generals Brooke
today Issued the following proclama-
tion:
by direction Of the president, I
hereby transfer to my successor, Major
General Leonard Wood. the duties and
responsibilities Of the once Of military
governor. bespeaking for him that sup
port and confidence which you have
come to accord me. To those who have
been associated with me hereby ten
der this expression Of appreciation and
thanks for their loyal and patriotic
support and assistance.
"A year ago l found the country
most thoroughly devastated, it's re-
sources and commerce destroyed and
its rural population gathered into
towns, without food and without shell
ter. and dying Of hunger and exposure.
The government Of the United States
Immediately supplied work and food.
In short time those conditions pass
ed away. and now the country ID rapid
ly pressing forward to 4 prosperity
hitherto unknown in its history. BY
your industry and by q careful observ-
ancs of these conditions the full res
toration of your social affairs and pros
perity 10 assured"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-12-20
RIVAL OF
SUGAR TRUST.
II lis the Colonial Sugar
Refining Co. Chartered
Yesterday.

Dover, Del, Dec. 19.--The pow
erful Sugar Trust now has rival.
Individual planters and retiners
have created the Colonial Sugar
Refining Company.
In the rush for incorporation at
the State House to-day there ap-
peared the articles of incorporation
Of the new company. The charter
covers wide scope and permits of
the company engaging in the pur-
chase, production, manufacturing
and refining Of sugar. molasses.
melada and other products and by
products thereof.
The real projectors of the new
trust, which has capital stock of
100000 with the privilege of in
creasing to 800, 900 600 upon no.
tice tothe State, so discreetly Sc
GREETED themselves until such time
as the organization may be effect
ed that they obtained acting incor-
porators. Recorder of Deeds James
Lord, Deputy Recorder James
Virden and Surveyor John Hopkins
all of Dover, consenting 10 become
the original incorporators.
One Of the purposes of the new
concern is to engage in the plant
ing Of sugar products on larger
scale in the new colonies Of the
United States, especially Cuba,
Porto Rico and Hawaii, and the re-
fining of all these products upon
the plantations whenever practi-
cable. James L. Wolcott, Of the
company's counsel, who filed the
certificates in the office of the Sec
rotary of State, declined to say any
thing Of the company's purposes at
this time, as the organization may
not be effected before January l.