The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-06-16

! John, it you were women, you'd
know as / know and all other women
know, that Rocky Mountain Tea Is
he greatest blessing women ever
i had. 35c. Ask your druggist.
G. E. Peterson, of Summit Lake
township had the misfortune to lose
his pocket book while coming 70 town
saturday, but as he had an order in
t on the mill here for -four, the fin.
Ter, Carolus @. Peterson was at no
difficulty how to proceed, but hand
I'd it back to its owner.
! Alfred Shellquist, August Ander-
son, P. A. johnson and G. i. Tellan-
der, all prosperous and thrifty far
mers in Mobiles county have lately
bought organs of Carolus @. Peter
son and have not prohibited the
salesman to publish the fact while
there are others who have.
VIM: Mclean recently heard from
his brother in Seattle who was hurt
in street car accident. He says the
car was knocked into the bay whore
there was about fifteen feet Of water
by a train. His side was hurt and
face scratched but no serious injur-
les. There was about sixteen peo-
pie in ured. .
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.
All postmasters and clerks of the
United States will be required bv the
department to wear a uniform here.
after consisting of light blue trousers
with red braid running down the legs
white blouse with gold shoulder
straps and skull cap with a silver
star in front, and as no provisions was
made for lady clerks. they will all
have to wear the uniform.-Heron
Lake Times. <
Don't fail to get prices on
millinery for balance of this
month at Mrs. w. j. O'Con-
nor's.
Merit Harding has purchased an
interest in the Worthington Hotel
barber shop, severed his connection
with M. E. Fish and is now located
in the new place. Bob Norman is
back again in his old place behind
the chair for NJ. E. Fish.
While Chas. Wunder was driving
along 9Th Ave., where the sewer is
being dug, last Friday night, he
drove into the ditch. One of his
horses were quite badly hurt. It is
claimed there was no signal lights
up and the night was very dark.
Svante Kali, janitor at the court
house is in receipt of an old, very
old coin brought him by his brother
Alfred, who has just returned from
a visit to Sweden. The coin in ques
ton is copper, and issued in the
Sixteenth Century, and lis carried
now by Mr.. Kali and exhibited to
friends as a rarity and curious piece
and token of god luck in all un-
dertakings. as family; treasure
handed down from father to son OF
several generations. zltf~. ..
! Baseball supplies at Nor
lands Drug Store.
When the State Normal School
Board decided to discontinue the "C''
class, it looked very much as though
our young people would be deprived
of the opportunity of getting a liber-
al education, but we are pleased to
announce that the Mankato CONNER
cial College, Mankato, Mimi, has de-
cided to take up the same work, and
all students who complete the course
there can enter the higher class in
the Normal. This is an opportunity
that should be taken advantage of by
all who wish an education,
| A. r. Bilkie's two year old son Max
meet with a serious accident last
Thursday. While playing around
the barn at Mr.. Wemple's he stepped
on small stick in such manner
as to throw him down and break his
thigh about half way between the
hip joint and knee. IA. r. Bike
has returned from Minneapolis. He
is looking little pale and feeling
weak after three weeks stay in the
hospital. wv. J. Dougherty receiv.
ed steam trip hammer Saturday
this will save considerable arm power
Mr.. Dougherty has a we'll equipped
shop now and is constantly adding
new improvements. The Presby:
terians will erect parsonage % by
26ft. in the near future. The cellar
IS finished and the building will soon
be looming up. It will be located on
south side of the acknowledgements
Rushmore.
Don't break your back pushing a
lawn mower. when you can get them
sharped right, at Saxon & Almond.
sons. Aft
We have recently completed
arrangements where we can sell