The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1899-08-04

Evangeline, Opera House. Aug, Z.
Jennie-No man can love a girl
with white face and red nose.
Rocky Mountain Tea will make
them change places-then you're
all right. Ask your druggist.
Doctors Carter and Sullivan am
putated Fred Chesley's leg Friday
evening. The operation was very
successful, the unfortunate man is
rapidly gaining strength. Many
thought at first he was too weak
to stand such an ordeal but he fool
ed everybody and with good care
will ACKNOWLEDGMENT News. This
is the party we referred to, last week
that refused to work for less than
$500 pei day. -1
Harvest shoes and gloves at
Schwartz's. From 75c up. Mems,
boys and women's. 51-2
In the August McClure's, Miss
Tarbell will give an account of the
death of Lincoln. based on the un-
published recollections of persons
who were with Lincoln IN his last
hours and were more or less eye-wit-
nesses of his assassination. III. The ar
ticle will be illustrated with. his last
life portrait facsimile of the last
bit of writing done by him, a picture
of the scene at his death-bed and
other pictures.
Harvest shoes and gloves at
Schwartz's. From Use up. Mems,
boys, and women's. 5l-2
D. w. Chute, former resident of
Worthington. but at present resid-
ing on his farm in Summit Lake: is
very sick at the residence of DR.. Car
rell. The horses of Sebo Gueben, who
lives on w. Dougherty's place, are
afflicted with what DR.. Gould of
Worthington says is CHAMBERS. Two
of the animals had to be killed, and
it is thought the rest will have to
be. This will be heavy loss to Mr..
Quicken. ABOUT $500 has already
been raised by subscri ption.tto bus;
him new team.-Rushmore Enter
prise.
Not only the event of this season
hut of many seasons is the produc-
ton of Evangeline now in rehearsal
for the benefit of thu: Epiecapol
church. The entire cast of seventy
people appear in the picturesque cos
tune of the Acadian peasants, and
our people should not miss this op-
portunity to see a production that
has won applause in the largest
cities of the east. Through special
arrangement with the company the
prices of admission have been re-
duced for this date only to rs and IS
cents and seats should DO secured
early at Morelands.
So many snide shows are now on
the road that we take pleasure in
commencing one that is really meri-
torious. Terry's Uncle TOMS Cabin
Co. has come and gone, and we must
say that We were happily surprised
at the performance they gave. The
band is first-clase, and the stage
performance was above the average
The principal characters were we'll
taken, especially Topsy, Aunt Ophel.
ia, Uncle Tom and the slave driver
Simon Lagree. Little Eva came in
for her share of praise, and Cute and
Marks make great team. On the
whole the show is one of the best We
ever attended. The outside appear
ance is fine, and worth coming 20 see
The people OF our town and vicinity
we're we'll pleased, and should Ter
rvs company come this way agar
we can assure them large attend
ance.-The Independent Hera Id, Mel
i Uncle Toms Cabin Go. has com,
and gone and their visit gave to tn
pc pie of Rockwell and surrounding
country one of thest entertainment
it has been their lot to enjoy in
long while. The management O
, this company and all connected will
it won the esteem of our citizens b,
exhibiting a higher civilization thai
generally pertains to travelling show
men. This: with the good name tina