The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-06-07

ysysy3t!Ss FgsaS|2s ,I1 H4l (.y,ss Qsp1l
aso ylsS XVI ~ sI'lss y y
commenced his new barn III Shss,|
wood St. Find that street i yov
can. ~ NJ NJ IlS \. XIV .ls st s :5fs
Mr.. Graeser manager Of the Id
wards, Wool & Go. grain office here,
moved his household goods here
Thursday. So. s.. Xxx %..Is5 .S|
Miss Julia CLANCY and Mrs.
CLANCY are visiting the formers
brother in the country near Org TO-
recuperate. ] "A. &@-. 4 5#j3sssl
Eczema saltrheum, letter, chafing,
ivv poisoning aud all skin tortures
are quickly cured by DeWitt'ssl
Witch Hazel Salve. The certain pill
cure. F,A. Grozinger & Go. a*5 4
E{Mrs. J.W. Hel.-s and Children lei u
Wednesday on a visit and benefit to
health, with relatives and friends in
remington, MISSOURI. 49,"
Miss Annie Erickson. daughter Of
Rev. Erickson returned from Man
kato Saturday night, where she has
been attending Normal school. " ~
" E. L. Nance now occupies their
fine new house in the Clary addition.
If the streets aud houses wers num-
bered the location could be given
more definite. -. q
The Ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give their Monthly Tea
in their Church Parlors. Wednesday,.
afternoon, June, 18th: A general
and cordial Invitation IS given to ALL
Mr.James Brown OF Portsmouth Va:
over 80 years OF age suffered for years.
with bad sore on his face. Physi;5
clans could not help him. DeWitt'sI
Witch Hazel cured him permanently,
F A Grozinger 4 Co . >s
Daniel Rohrer has presented theI
Chickering square piano, which be-
longed to his deceased daughter Alice
to the ladies of Presbyterian church.
Tia ney might in some manner
snow their appreciation and greatful-
ness the society extended Mr.. Rohr-
er vote Of than ks. sS
In an item of praise of the Hey
wood celebrities the Pipestone Star
says: Musical people vho were In
the audience are enthusiastic in
praise of the performance, witch was
in fact all that it was heralded to BE,
refined, amusing, and entertaining XII
a high degree Tor persons of all var
ietes of taste" What difference la
the two towns. z
A party living south of town "a.
Gently purchased xaror bath cahi-
net, and one evening desiring to tale
a bath found the alcohol, which,
used for heat, had all been used, soa
lamp was made use OF. After being
in the cabinet some time he discover
ed that scme thing was smoking and:
ubon investigator found that hiss
body was entirely covered with SCOT!
which required considerable exertion,f
soap and water to remove. 1t iss
hoped that this experience will BE-
of profit to others. n
Ifyoung ladies think sores, pimples'
and red noses look we'll under bri.
dial vail and orange blossoms, it's ALL
right. Yet Rocky Mountain Tea
would drive them away. 35c Ask
F. A. Groez'nger & Co. i
A. N. Cheney merchant at Read
ing has opened a bank there. Tie
people of that town are to be con-
graduated for having an institution
of that kind opened in that pla d.
Also that a man of an irreproachablel
reputation is at the head. Mr.. Chem
ey is an old resident of this count q
With an extensive acquaintance Ell
none know him accept as a man
held in the highest esteem and|
always found square and .uprightl
in every transaction no matter ofa
what Importance. Such a recordI
cannot help but inspire ,confidenceI
and lead to. asucoessful . business
career. #.I
Dyspepttics cannot re long lived
because to live requires nourishm nj
Food is not nourishing until it To-
digested. A disordered stomach can