The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1900-02-16

ooks are materially improved. Tn,
LanPher hat, manufactured by Ian
Mr.. Fletcher, of Sioux Falls, wal
in Org on business Saturday.
] We are sorry to hear that Mrs
Malcolm is now confined to her bed
at the St. Peter hospital and does
not take any nourishment.
We made an error last week in re.
porting runaway. The team did
not belong to Mr.. Blumgren but tc
Mr.. Ledene.
Maud-Is s and 30 too old to hope
tor improvements I should say MOI
One just begins to line. Take Rocky
Mountain Tea. You'll be blooming
fair at 6o.-Ask your druggist.
Do not fail to hear DR.. Taylor's lee:
ture at Presbyterian church Saturday
evening, Congregational Sunday
morning. Baptist Sunday evening,
Methodist Monday evening. To help
in the expense a voluntary silver offer
ing will be received.
Wanted-Housekeeper of middle
age. Apply at this Office. Q
Will Anderson ratified off his wheel
at the store on Saturday night. We
heard that Mrs. Albert Selberg held
the lucky number.
WANTED-Honest man or woman to
travel forf large house; salary SOS
monthly and expenses, with increase;
Position permanent; inclose self ad-
dressed stamped envelope. MANA
GER, $50, Catxon bldg, Chicago.
2O-16
Nine carloads of stock were ship
ped from here on Saturday to Chica-
60 on a special train. The shippers
were Messers. Vic Anderson. Charlie
johnson, Phfeil, Schuck and Kuntze.
The stock shipped consisted of cattle
sheep and hogs.
For Sale.-Eight or ten work hor-
ses. Alfred Atkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Hedberg
rendered reception to the chior and
orchestra of the Baptist church Wed
nesday evening, in their elegant home
on Fifth avenue. The evening was
enjoyed in music and games, and one
long to be remembered by those pre-
sent, refreshments were served at the
close, when all departed for their
homes with the kindest feeling for
the hospitality shown them by Mr.
aud Mrs. Hedberg.
II. j. Ludlow has the agency for
the Wedge Nursery Co., Albert Lea.
He sells no southern stock all Mimi
esota grown. Mr.. Wedge has an OK
perience Of twenty years working
with the state horticultural socie y
selling fruit trees adopted BY them
! grown all over the state and sure to
grow. This stock is all grown in
Mr.. edge orchard and guaranteed: fail
ing to grow in two moths, replaced
free all stock dying within two years
replaced at half price. 27-4
Improved farm for rent only one
mile from Worthington P. O. Good
buildings, plenty water and pasture
Fall blowing done, all ready to put
crop in. For further particulars en-
quire Of John Ramage, Worthington
MIMI, 1854
w. E. Deyo met with very serious
accident last Friday night. Wher
returning from town about eight
o'clock in the evening switch engine
passed him and gava tremendous
shrek just as it passed him. He hae
not heard its approach, and the horse
jumped and threw the buggy off al
embankment several feet, breaking ;
wheel and throwing Mr.. Deyoe on
and kicking him with both feet in tn,
head, cutting quite cash on the tol
of bis head. He was dragged, per
haps on his feet some of the time,
distance of one and half miles t.
his home in an unconscious condi
ton. The physician feared brai1
fever, but it is now hoped he vii
soon entirely recover from the terri
! bic experience.
House for rcnt-Mrs. D. W. Chute
\ The following from the Burlingt
, Hawkeye, is not on the moral, bu
+ the money phase of the liquor quet
Ition, and says. "The saloon doe
not pay. It costs more than it come
Ito. It is true that in the process {
passing the liquor from the man,
faoturer to the Wholesaler, the retailt
and the consumer, immense prof
}; ara taken os,t. That ia whv men fo