The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-11-14

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/; Fosina-Ladies boa = Owner can ca,.
yfhave, same by proving ownership
and baying charges at this Office. =
y This IS a good time to,have your
J chimney tips. repaired. All kind Of
II Eplastering and mason work done in
! the best.of manner, -, Ed White.
r i Mrs. ssJqel: Smith, arrived from
I Romna, South Dakota, Thursday
I afternoon. for weeks visit with
I her daughter, Mrs: r. G. Bowel.
MS A. R. Albertus, daughter and
sister Mrs Durfee, who are here
| vistitihg;,' left for Heron Lake
Thursday morning for short visit
With friends.
! !; A fair and clearance sale will be
held in the Peterson-Stitser hall
4 Dec. II. Christmas gifts and useful
:, articals for the home will be found
i in abundance.
4 Mrs. Chandler, of Ladora, Iowa,
who has been receiving medical
treatment in this city for the past
month returned to her home Tues
I day, being greatly benefited by the
treatment she has received.
t Il, r. Mohl, Of Minneapolis, who
] TOR the past few days has been visit
ting relatives in this city, left for
adrian Wednesday afternoon for a
Fshort visit before returning home.
! E.. F. Whitney living few miles
west Of town will nave public sale
fof stock machinery etc, Friday Nov.
II, commencing at 10 a. m: This
will pc an opportunity for making
some desirable purchases cheap.
| When Your druggist says, he says
hH hasn t Rocky: Mounian Tea made
tby. Madison Meicine Co.. send your
Emoney to us we will send it post
fpaid. Don't be fooled with worth
tless substitute. City Pharmacy.
Hasa strange mysterious infuenc,
sabtle FORCE will power, stamina.
Fit charms the human mind That's
what Rocky Mounian Tea will do.
i Citv Fharmacy.r q: ,..
! |She"s;a radiant witchine. wond-
rous gem that bes,tutsfnl "blushing
| wife Of mine: tho il an angel on
Eearth, 80 >you can be; only AXE Rocky
MUfntty feas cry rhar:zl1lia16yg ar:l1liaas16y
! ''Pledpe* remember the Maine
thing in a laundry is soft water.
Since we put in a condenser. and
purifier we have an abundant supply
of condensed steam water for wash
ing and if you will send us your
"Duds" we will thoroughly clense
them with our ''Suds."
Worthington Steam Laundry.
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. H. Saubus, who
have been visiting at Deer Creek
and other places in III. for the past
four weeks, returned home Thurs
day morning in response to a
telegram from home stating that
their. son Harold was very sick with
typhoid fever. Latest reprots that
he is much improved, and will soon
be on the road to recovery.
The past weeks weather has been
very unpleasant. Friday was cloudy
and CO pl. Saturday quite pleasant
ort cd pl, Sunday night light rain
s.nd tle day cool, Monday more
3leasa ut. Tuesday a igh rain fell
and Cd atinued to Wednesday night.
Thurs hay morning it froze lightly
and cle cared off pleasant during the
day bit cool. Farmers have their
fall VI 4ork pretty well cleaned up
excep some corn husking.
job p A. Anderson, of Ashton,
fell fl pm a building a short time
ag AMI alighted in heap Of iron,
Il peik i of which penetrated his side,
makiI Is Il severe wound. He was
broudh dht to Worthington Wednesday
event hg and put under the test OF
the y ray machine, and it was found
that peice of the iron had broken
off ar lodged behind one of his ribs,
which was Immediately removed.
He id now resting easily, and it
blood POISON does not set in, he
will i'on be restored to his normal
health.