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The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

port: It's no use. The Repub
icans Of Minnesota want Van
SAINT" It is creditable to these
gentlemen that though they could
go into the state csnvention, each
with some following they recog-
nize the will of the masses Of The
party, and desire that the chosen
candidate should enter the cam
paign with all the advantages Of
. nomination by unanimous con-
sent. -. - .-"* y.
Captain Samuel r. Van SAINT is
a representative Minnesotan. He
has the breezy energy of the great
west, integrity without spot, q
heart as warm as summers sun
shine, the rugged common sense
OF the masses; and these noble
qualities he joins to a Republican
ism that is staunch and stalwart
beyond comparison.
I'm the Republican state con-
vention thero will be no name fol
governor but Van SAINTS. st
Louis county will give him a dele
COTTON in the convention, though
that will only be one voice in
chorus of acclamation. But whe,
it comes to election the men of tn
minef, of the pine forests, Of th'
sawmills, of the ships and factorie
will give him fomething that h
will need more-unainching sup
port and a grand majority at tn
POLL"
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

Sometimes the girls here ane
there have organized societies fo1
tho purpose of mutually declining
to receive tho attentions of young
men who should refuse to sig
total abstinence pledges. It il
now tor the boys to: neatly tarn
the tables by declining to pay at.
tention to any girl wearing the
wings or feathers of one of ou1
song birds in her hat. The vice
OF intemperance is not so very
much worse than the hideous van
ity which in its thoughtlessness
or cruelty sacrifices the choristera
of the forests for it's qualification.
Record.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
The Gold That Glitters,

DO R1c6G : MAKE HAPPINESS, or
DOES HEALTH MAKE
WEAlTH3
The richest man cannot always bo
said to bo the most successful, for true
success 10 not possible without happi-
ness. Many q wealthy man would give
al he now possesses to have the health
and Happiness of . young athlete.
Health is not hard to get and keep II
good judgment is used in caring for and
supplying the needs Of the system.
Nature often needs assistance; you
sometimes abuse nature by overtadn9
your nerves, your brain, or your body,
and you haven't time to relax, and
take the rest that you need. You must
have outside help. Pabst Malt Extract,
The "Best" Tonic win supply the ex-
tra fuel, food, and strength; 1t is abso-
lutely pure-an unequalled assistant to
nature In giving health, vitality and
strength. II VIII make you eat and
sleep vol, and cause you to feel like
yourself again, or perhaps better than
You ever felt In your life. The e Best
Tonic was awarded tho 100 points Of
perfection at tho WORLD Fair, and Was
Tho only Malt Extract which received
that honor. Your nearest druggists car.
- Psbst Malt ExHact Tho q BeGts
1ooio in stock !. 81
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

Here's another argument in fav.
or Of the "rainy day" skirt. A
Philadelphia bacteriologist who
made . microscopic examination
Of the train of the walking skirt
Of a woman of that city, found it
contained two hundred thousand
germs-many bearing diptheris,
pneumonia and tonsilitis-also
collections :of consumption and
typhoid gsrms..'' And this, too
despite the fact that the skirt was
comparatively new and had been
brushed daily by it owner. New
York Herald.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
Elk.

Chas. Brown and Will Heuern,an
drove to Worthington last Sunday.
Miss Dora Robbennolt spent Sun
day with her parents near Fulda.
We understand that Mr.. 1pson will
move to Kansas early next fall.
Tone Telinde has bought a farm
two miles northwest of Reading. He
snys Minnesota is good enough for
him.
Geo. J. Engel and Henry Heuer-
man drove to Fulda last Saturday.
Mr.. Hogdberg haa bought the SCI
of tho 30 ! of Sec. 8, of Mr.. Lundeir.
Charlie Brown leaves on Friday for
Grand Rapids, where he accepts a
position with the Michigan Bell Tele.
phone company at that place.
Some little seeding was done the
lattar part of last week.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

Entrance fee to Paris EXPOSE
ton will be charged by the hour.
Visitors desiring to remain on the
grounds all day will be required to
pay $1.M; this will entitle them
to enter at eight in tho morning
and remain there until two the
next morning. One Numbered
thousand press tickets have al
ready been issued, 80 from this it
will be seen the management be-
i' isyes in liberal courtesies being
extended the press, 4. .s. &.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
East DeWald.

>1S'1V DO "SSAUs
Most everyone neighborLood
seems to have the la grippe.
The infant son aged five weeks
old of Mr.. and Mrs. Fix died
Thursday morning, funeral service
was held at one o'clock in the
Hornstein school. house, Rev.
Steinmeyre officiating. The re.
mains were laid. to rest in the
Rushmore cemetery.
The twins of Mr.. and Mss. VOL
berding are improving nicely,
F. T. Lambert was in the new
town of Reading Friday last. He
proves The town doing we'll and
growing quite fast.
The school Of dist. 40 is closed
on account of teachers institute
this week ~.
F..W. Lambert and Bates Bros
are getting, ready for their trip to
Washington. -.S'
Everyone is busy getting ready
for seeding.
A pleasant surprise party was
held on Mr.. Lewis Fischer in his
house on Friday night music and
dancing was enjoyed and supper
was served at one o'clock dancing
and music kept up until four
o'clock. Il. s-,s.>- 49,, I - -.
Mr.. Frank Wade returned home
from Spirit Lake last Saturday
night he has one more trip to
make which will complete their
moving. ri. !. s
Some snow fell again Saturday
night making the weather look
moro like winter again.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

Congressman Nc cCleary has &C.
cured the passage of a bill making
an appropriation for the erection
Of statue OF u. s. Grant in
Washington. With all due res
pect to the famous and honored
general, and it is perfectly approp.
riate that such q statue should be
erected. but of what benefit is
this to the state of Minnesota.
There is not a person in this state
that this act of the great chair
man of the library committee,
will benefit. .
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

A dispatch from Porto Rico
says: I'm many places the poor
are starving. The price of rice,
beans and Goldfish has increased
100 per cent" Isn't it strange
that in an island so blessed by ma
ture with q fertile soiland q
climate in which crops can be
grown every month in the year;
surrounded by waters teeming
with fish, the people shoo'd be SO
lazy as to actually permit them
selves to starve? What would such
people do if they lived in Mime
sofa, where the ground is frozen
for five or six months out of the
12?--Minneapolis Tribune.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

According to the official statis
tics of the department of agricul-
ture, the farmers of this country,
on March l, still held 158,700,0OC
bushels of wheat, 773,7O0,OO(
bushels of corn, and 29o,9oo,oo(
bushels of oats.
These are smaller reserves than
were held at the same date last
year. They reflect larger exports
due to very much better prices
They reflect also the greatly i'm.
proved financial condition of the
farmers, whe hold sheir grain in
spite of largely enhanced prices
The ''calamity howl in this
most prosperous country on earth
no longer awakens even an echo.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
Business Changes.

Wednesday afternoon Mrs. Susan
Ditty purchased the mercantile busi-
ness of W. P. Jen nkins, trading for it
property back of j. H. Maxwell's.
She will run the store as a cash
grocery and feed store, being assisted
by Claud White.
MI. Jenkins is undecided as vet
just what he will engage in, but has
something in view.
Mr. Ditty will increase the stock,
attracting good patronage from the
village and country.
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OA good work horse for sale cheap
weight 1910. In barn where r.Hu1d
formerly lived. VIM. A. Mosher.
Start Next Week.

+. W. H. Blume is having patch
put on the creamery boiler by boil
er-maker from Sioux City. He ex-
poets to commence grinding feed
this week and start the creamery the
first of next week or as soon as he
can get farmers to bring in their
milk. H., H.. -. ...s-..
( ltis hoped that Mr.. Blume will
make success Of the Creamery as
they are Of inestimable benefit to a
country. 81 /.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
n Word
to Doctors

We have the highest regard for the
medical profession. Our preparations
are not sold for the purpose of antagon-
down an estsbsed ai an tr" d tS.f
internal remedies are positively injuri-
Gus to expectant mothers. The distress
and discomforts experienced during the
months preceding childbirth cap be al
leviated only by external treatment-by
applying a liniment that softens and re-
lakes the over-strained muscles. We
make and sell such a liniment, COM
bining the ingredients in q manner
hitherto unknown, and call it
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

The anti-expansionists contrive
some weird and wonderful argu-
ments in their efforts to show the
alleged decentralization that will
follow the retention of the Philip
pines. They also manage by some
hook or crook, to acquire curious
alleged facts or figures to back up
their claims. Taking for it's text
the statement that "beer follows
the Ase,. tho Baltimore American
endeavors to show that practically
the ouly benefit that will accrue
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

A rival to the kissing bug is now
making it's way over this country
coming from New Mexico. The
bug is os a bright speckled cclor
larger than q beetle and snappish
as q starved turtle. It is the blood
sucking, cene-nose bug, and ite
bite 10 serious agai-.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
Order to Examine Accounts.
STATE OF MINNESOTA,


In Probate Court Special Term, March 9Th
In the matter of the Estate of Bet.rv
BelknaP, Deceased. a.
scoat On reading and fling the petition Of John h.
scott, Administrator Of the estate of Betsev A.
Belknap deceased, representing among ofhcr
ennng enings' that he has fully administered said
estate. and praying that a time and place be
ned the 1or esamitnag IN settling and allowing
ior the assignment of the residue of aaid e.
tate to the parties entitled thereto BY law:
IT is Ordered, That said account be exam.
ned and Pc RetitiGn heard by th. On
one O'Clock P. NJ, at the Probate offSce ~
Worthington in said County.
And it is Further Ordered, That, notic~
hereof be given to all persons interested bv
Puol1shlng copy of this order once in each
week tor three successive weeks prior to said
day OF hearing, in the orthington ADVANCE
at nN nWorthington nj in said county. ~
DATED at Worthington, MIMI. the 13th
day of March. A. D. 1900. ~o'A
By the Court.
\ohAL.) G. M. CORY.
Judge Of Probate.
mar 1880
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

The boys Of the 18th who wore
convicted by court martial year
ago for the part they took in IN
outbreak, have been pardoned by
President Mckinley. There were
seven of them, there serving their
time, one year.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

to the United States from tho pos-
session of the Philippines will be
in the way of furnishing a market
for large exports of the liquid
that made Milwaukee famous
Sioux City Journal.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
One Dollar $500 Cash. &::%;; z;;:s;;
CALL AT OUR STORE TODAY AND EXAMINE TIE WcEE
RAY HUMISTON, ,Worthington, Mimi.

The British have not by any
means conquered the Beers yet.
An English general has recently
been repulsed with heavy loss and
Lord Roberts is endeavoring to
get a force of 10000 men, in one
army, to crush the Beers. In
massing such an army he realizes
with what he has to contend.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
Order to Examine Accounts

~~OA W. A2<A&SA4AAn0 ACCOUNTS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
County of Mobiles, ss
In Probate Court, Special Term, March 12tt
In the matter of the estate of Lewis B. Vail
deceased
On reading and fling the petition of Core
D. vail, administrative of the estate of Levi.
q: Vail deceased, representing, among Other
things, that she has fully administered bald
estate and praying that time and place b<
1xed Tor examing, settling and allowing the
hnal account Of her administration, and foI
the assignment of the residue Of said estate
TO the parties entitled thereto by law:
1t is Ordered, That said account be exam.
1ned, and petition heard by this Court, on
I monday the 9th day of April, A. D. 1900, at
one O'Clock p. M, at the Probate Office h
Worthington in said county.
And 1t is further ordered, That notice here.
OF be given to all persons interested by pub-
fishing copy of this order once in each week
Tor three successive weeks prior to said day
OF hearing, in the Worthington Advance. =
weekly newspaper printed and published at
Worthington in said county.
Dated at Worthington, Minn.. the 10Th
day of March A. D., 1900.
By the court,
(sRAL) G. M. Cory,
Judge of Probate
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

3r00 u subscription: Three months % ots ,
q 1oa0s 70 81; enc year )1.6o. Invariably
D lAvaloo.
~ aa0o viii net b required - ~ subsot1l-
u, VAoahAV D0DorS are marked sample o. n0t
Clubbing Rate1 with nearly al ne leading pa
HA.
0oHIoeDoadonoo from all DaroD Of he soult7
oo1eio04. PooeoDe expense q the same viii b
De4l ~ ~ publlSAel.
Wlo1 Dossible Items fsr publication shsuM
0oeeA Ne 0faoo on Tuesday Of the week Of
DQblloouo0,
hS10 fof aandiHg adve1tisemsats made
known on spplioatioa.
0uSn01D0A1dS g. year.
xoeel aAvsrhsemeats cents per Nne 0sea
Insertion,
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Increase Of Temperance Senti-
ment.

Increase Of Temperance Senti-
ment.
Some people have an idea that the
temperance sentiment is on the de-
cline, but from an incident that has
just taken place in Fulton, N. Y,
there is considerable encouragement
for the anti-saloonist.
This town is situated on a river
and a canal and, as is customary with
the most towns so located, there we're
a number of saloons. besides drug
stores and hotels were licensed.
At one election the drugstore and
hotel license was voted out, and at a
following election the granting of IL
cense was voted out entirely. A de-
feet wae discovered in the last elec-
ton and special election was held,
and this time the license faction was
showed under, SO that commencing
April lst, the town of Fulton, N. Y,
of seven or eight thousand, will have
no liquor sellinaby license
This is something remarkable for a
town of that kind, but indicates that
the temperance sentiment is increas'
ing every year.
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Program for April &.
Y. NJ. L. April 6, 1900.

Selection-German Band.
2. Rec.-Fred Tripp.
8. Topics s-Reuben Ooakes.
4. Address-Rev. Wilson Aull.
5. Selection-Olympia Quartet.
6. Anecdotes Charlie Loveless.
Z. Oration-Frank Gibson.
8. Stump Speech-Hugh Barry.
9. Vocal Solo--Harry Allen.
10. Essay-Jet Smallwood.
II. Humorous Readipg-Walter
Ager.
IL. Dialogue-Roy Lewis and Geo.
Mackay.
13. Clarinet Solo--Mr. Stearn.
IA. Selection-Song by League.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
Call for Primaries.

The undersigned county commit
teeof the Mid Road Populist party
of the county Of Mobiles, State Of
Minnesota, hereby issue a call for
primary elections to be held at the
several precincts in said Mobiles
county, on Saturday, the 31st day OF
March, 1900, to elect delegates, one
from each voting precinct to said No.
bles county convention, which said
county convention will be held on
the 3rd day of April 1900, at Rush
more, in his county, at l o'clock p. m,
for the election of one delegate to
the stote convention and for such
April 9Th, 1900, to elect delegates to
the national convention of said Mid
Road Populist party to be held in
Cincinnati, Ohio. May 9, 1900, to can.
vass and certify the referendum bal:
lots and do such other business az
may properly come before sucf
state convention.
IT. o. LARSON.
State Central committee membe
f0r Mobiles county.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30
pfdi)OS!

Come and see my pianos before
ouylng OF anyone else, as I can sell
Better Piano for the
Moneyjt+tt
tnan anyone else in the state. Pianos
on Q sale and can be examined at
TScnwaTtz T Shoe Store, opposite
8. M.CHENEY.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

WANrED-Honest man or woman to
travel for large house; salary $65
monthly and expenses, with increase;
position permanent; inclose self ad-
dressed stamped envelope. MAN.
AGER, $50 Caxton bldg. Chicago.
2O-l6
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81 so


The following clubbing you. LOOK OVER
We will club with almost any paper printed.
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

Minneapolis Farmers Tribune, week
ly. SITS
Youths. Companion, new subscribers
only. ............ .2.5O
St. Paul Pioneer Press weekly. ..1.75
st. Paul Globe, weekly. ZOO
st. Paul Dispatch, weekly. .1.75
Orange Judd Farmer, weekly. .l.75
Toledo Blade, weekly .1.5O
American Posten, weekly. 200
Svenska Tribunen, weekly. .2.75
Sioux City Journal. twiee-a-week LIS
The Worthington advance., 1900-03-30

| A H.CLARK.
Physician ana Surgeon
Residence cor. 10th street snd &
ave., two blocks aboveC Court Hon.
0thce in g. A. r. block.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-05
L.s !a!eralss es PaIa.ii,
PROTESTA ANTE Ell GORERNiDOR.

Nos dicen que aver ha visitado
el PalaciO de Santa Catalina una
comisi6n del comite ejecutivo Del
partido federal, compuesta de 10,
sef1ores Muf1oz Rivera, Palmer y Diaz
Navarro. Su objeto, segdn nos ase-
guran, era ell de protestar ante la
autoridad del Honorable Goberna
dor, del hecho de que no fgura Ell
nombre de ning1n federal, ell los
nombramientos que, para los distin
tos Boards, ha publicado Lasta aho,
ra la Gaceta Official.
La comisi6n fue recibida con
exquisite cortesia por Ia primera al
toridad Ell la Isla, y escuchaba sus
razones con atencion; pero no hcmos
podido saber 10 que contestara el
Gobernador & la oemanda de tan dis
tinguidos ciudadanos.
Como el partido federal cs par
tidariO de la diafanidad de &us actos.
no dudamos que nuestro buen esti =
mado colega Gel Diario>, nos dara
noticias detalladas, de 10 que ha rea
lizado aver su Comite ejecutivo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-05
S0bre eI ConfiCto
con Iurq u1a.
Ell SULTAN
no Sc am edrenta.

Ell Sultan de Turqufa ha contes-
tado a la nota que le pasara. ell Co.
bierno Americana reqpiriendole al
pago de 100000 que debe las mi,
stones americanas por la destruc-
ci6n de propiedades,
En- la contestaci6n Sc dice que
los misioneros recibiran indemniza-
ci6n bajo las mismas condolences
que otros extranjeros a quienes Tur-
qu1a debe dinero
La Puarta adn no ha respondi-
do la carta que los Embajadores
le dirigieron protestando 10 contra, las
nuevas tarifas turcas; pero creese
que Sc invitara 1 los en- nbajadores
celebrar una conferencia para dis
cutir ell asunto.
En- ell Departamerto de Estado
dijo ell Secretario Hay Que aun no
Sc hab1a recibido la contestaci6n del
Sultan, y que TODD 10 que ell Secre
de los peri6dicos.
La aserci6n del Sultan de que
la indemnizaci6n a los misioneros Sc
pagara en- las mismas condiciones
que las demas deudas extranjeros,
Sc traduce aquf en- sentido de que ell
Sultan no considera q los Estados
Unidos como acreedores de prefe-
rencia, a pesar de las a menazas de
una demonstration naval en- aguas de
Turqu1a.
D1cese que Sc han cruzado va
1ias notas entire las potencias, dis
cutiendo ell punto de 81 los Estados
Unidos tienen 8 no derecho a hacer
una demonstration naval para obi
gar al pago de la deuda de Turqufa.
Dfcese que las potencias 5 ejerceran
preston sobre ell Cobb erno de la
Puerta para que pague c'uanto antes
al GobiernO americana.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-05
E| Puente
de los Reyes (:at6Iicos

Huelgan las Was de comunica
ci6n cuando no hay medios de evi.
tar los entOrpecimientos de las CO.
rrientes de los rios, teniendo un rau.
dial caudaloso como ell Toa. En- cada
avenida paraliza la circulation 81
trafico, dejando POGO menos que
aisladas las poblaciones.
A consacuencia del huracan Ill.
timo quedo sin un tra1no Ell puente
de los Reyes Cat6licos, que nos CO.
munica con las poblaciones d l
noroeste: Y la Ultima avenida ha
destruido uno de sus muros. Els ne
cesario dar principle su reparaci6n
9 emplazamiento en- sitio menos com
batido por las corrientes del Plata,
no tan solo porque el trafico asi 10
exige sino porque la misma conser
vaclon del pIente 10 demanda
Hoy que la carretara Sc extien
de hasta Corozal y que en- brevo to
mara mayor longjtud, os necesidad
imperiosa un puente que evite todos
esos graves entorpecimientos.
Llamamos la atenci6n sobre es
to al Comisionado del interior en- un
asunto de tan vital interes para
aquellas comarcas.
Sc gastaron algunos cientos de
pesos en- construir un baden IN
ramal 8 desvio de la carretera, 10
que ha destruido por complete eli rio
en- su Ultima avenida, viniendo Sci
dinero perdido 10 que Sc gast6 en- su
construction. Creemos, pues, que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-05
En- el Preside
correctional

En- la tardo de hoy haraa confo
sion en- ei Preside epartamontal
para todos aqueilOs: confinadCs que
voluntariamento quieran hacerlo
Manana pasara el Honorable 6
Ilustrfsinlo seflor Obispo, d la Peni
tenciaria, donde celebrara solemne
misa dara la communion todos los
que hubiesen confesado.
Durante Ia r1isa dejaIan cir su
voz con algunos caGto5 religlosos "a
senora dona Cecilia Bruno vinoa de
Vazquez. acompanada por 81 h7rma
Ma la 5ef1ora Bruno de Luzunari5.
Esto:s actos tendran lugar las
siete "a ln) de manana, y para ollos
Sc invita- al vecindario de esta Capt.
tai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-05-05
PoT "E| MsgisteII j

Don CUTLER mo Abrams, de Que
bradillas, que posee Ell tftulo de
maestro rural, fue nombrado para
desempenar interinamente la escuela
graduada de aquel pueblo, desde ell
90 de Enero, ha sta ell pasado mes, en-
que hizo entrega al propietario, don
Alcides San Antonio.
Pues bien; & ese funcionario so
10 Sc han abonado los meses a raz6n
de $50 dollars, cuando el sueldo de
plantilla es de 40, cuya suma tiene
derecho a cobra ar fntegra ell seaor
Abrams, porous nj en- la Ley nj por
costumbres americanas Sc observa
ESQ: :Sera porqua el sen4or Abrams
nc tiene titulo de graduado ?-Pues
en- ese case habra que ex! girle q mu-
cho Inspectores american os que de-
vuelvan los dineros cob radios por
carecer de diplomas que les de dere
chos para ejerce r; nj siquiera poseen
ell tftulo de maestro rural
Nosotros creemos que ell actual
Director General de instruction ha-
ra cumplida justicia, ordenando el
pago de 20 dollars don Guillermo
Abrams, porque legalmente le perte-
necen, y que le dejaron de satisfacer
en- dos mensualidades.
Amante de la justicia y admira-
dores de las instituciones america
mas, no dudamos que Mr. Groof re-