The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-09-01

i 8 IN a very weak condition, aud hope
jOr his recovery are not encouraging.
Jos. Hart and wife left Monday 70
Rochester where Mrs. Hart goes 70
another operation. Their man,
friends hope for successful treatment
You'll never get tired, tagged out
disappointed, unhappy, or make mis-
ia kes in marriage if you use Rock )
Mountain Tea. Ask your druggist
! Chas. Rippberger returned to his
home in Elgin, ILL.,, this week. H.
b ad been on a trip to St. Cloud. where
he sold farm located near thai
town.
Hog cholera has made it's appear
ance in Blue Earth county again and
farmers report the loss of a number
OF hogs on account of the disease
Mounta in Lake View. /
E. W. Bloom is moving the Wilson
building that for years has stood par
TALLY in the street and a]ley, back
from the street and alley. This j.
the oldest building in town.
Live for those who love,
For those hearts are fond and true.
The only wy to do this right.
Take Rocky Mountain Tea at night.
Ask your druggist.
Mrs. Susan Ditty, while getting out
of carriagea short time ago, got hel
hand caught and tore some of thu
ligaments OF the thumb Loose, max
ing very painful injury.
Mrs. Eta Webb leaves next Mon
day for St. Paul to select her fail and
winter stock of millinery. She ex
poets to have the expert trimmer
Miss Fahy with her again this fall.
Factory outside trust, beating
Trust prices seeks representations
on gro md it's regulars don't cover
Com. on seasons trade. Free sam
Piles. Corp. P. O. 1871, New York.
n. w Fuqua sold his residence
last week to Attorney G. NJ Cran5aIl
and will now move to Minneapolis.
Mrs. Fuqua left Monday and he will
60 as soon as he can arrange bis
affairs here.
L. T. Stoutemeyer returned to bis
home at Onargo, Saturday. While
here he purchased the j. G.. Christie
farm. This piece adjoins farm be
formerly owned and makes him a
| nice farm.
Gilbert Anderson returned home
last Friday greatly improved in
health. While on the road the bot
ties containing his medicine became
broken and the contents lost, since
that time he felt better and continued
to improve.
Emil Chr stlanson, of Wo thington
who was brought here last week tt,
the bone CT his brother, P. A. Christ
ianson, is doing nicely. 1t was
thought he had typhoid fever. but
such is not the case.-Luve1ne Jour.
nal
In counties adjacent to Sioux FA' 8
pedd!ers are selling steel r; ng s f. r
$69 that hardware dealers alc only
asking $45. A number of the ped
oilers have been arrested and fined
two of them paying fines of $500 and
costs.
have received new line of gro
ceries, dry goods and hardware. Will
cut the old prices in two and am
willing to divide with the farmers.
Come in and see. Butter and eggs
taken in exchange for goods.
CHAs. KING, Org, MINI.
Roi B. III Sbetts left Monday morn
ing on his wheel for Winona. His
brother Win. and Mr. Fagerstrom &C.
companied him as far as Brewster.
leaving here about five in the morn
ing. Mr.. Tibbetts made Heron Lake
at seven o'clock and St. James for
dinner. He was delayed at Mankato
by rain Tuesday,
Clyde Humiston's residence was
struck by lightning during the
electric storm last Saturday Morn
ing, and Mrs. Humiston was knock
ed down from the effects of the
shock, but luckily received no serious
injuries. Some plastering was torn
off the walls, but otherwise the dam
age was slight. Times, Heron Lake.
Last Friday while Gingerich &
Yoder were on the road about fifteen
mills northwest of here with their
threshing outfit they had bad
break down. A piece of iron broke
off the inside of the steam chest and
got inside of the cylinder so that the
plunger head struck it, smashing the
! head and all but one ring, causing
them very bad delay.
About September Is a new style
Iof money order will be adopted
which will do away with the presen,
system of tearing the marginal cou
pons to indicate the amount due or
the order. For this will be substitute
ed the plan of making a duplicate
order by means of a carbon manifold
sheet at the time the original is made
out.-,Pipestone Star.
On September IL, Miss Gale oil
Worthington, opens the fall term
of school in dist. so, Westside. Mis-
Gale 10 first grade teacher, and a.
the district has complied with tn
law regarding library and fixtures
they will receive $75 from the state
-. MILFORD Lawrence of Worthing
ton, visited his, father, A. w. Law