The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1902-05-16

ience and uses the latest appliances
and methods in this treatments.
He is q skillful operator in equine
dentistry and has frequent calls for
this branch of the business. Dur
ing his. nine years residence here
Dr., Gould has built up large
practice and is widely known among
stock raisers.
/ M1sHLERs LIVERY.
One of the best known livery
stables of this city is the one con-
Quoted by Mr.. Ira Mishler. He has
been in the livery business here
for seven years and by his treat
ment of customers and good service
has built up a splendid business.
b He keeps nothing but the best of
turnouts; his horses are the best
that can be had. First class double
and single equipages are furnished
ON short notice and careful drivers
supplied when desired. he makes
a speciality of furnishing rigs to
tansients and land seekers and his
prices are always reasonable, and
during the years he has been in
business here his patrons have had
no just cause to complain.
JOHN RAMAGE.
For the past five years the farmers
in the vicinity of Worthington haze
known that one of the most COM
plete lines of farm machinery in the
county was to be found at the estab-
lishment of John Ramage. He
handles nothing but the best and
can guarantee that everything
which leaves his store will prove
as represented. de handles the old
reliable Deer;ng binders and
mowers, Lacrosse plows, Van Brunt
buggies, and the T.G. Mandt, wagons.
He also carries a complete line of
Moline goods including plows
wagons etc, which are too we'll
known to need description. He is
also agent for the Litchfeld Mfg,
Co.'S. grinders, Sterling planters and
Appleton s, and Dempster 8 wind
mills. A full line of supplies and
machinery repairs are always
kept in stock as we'll as oils, twine
etc. He is wideawake, progressive
business man and his reputation for
ffair'sd dealing y widely known .s=e.s
[ R. F. BAKER ESTATE.
Our SUCCESS in life depends great
deal upon our appearance. Stylish,
well made and neat fitting clothes
have become. a necessity. We
should, therefore be very careful
when we go to place an order for
clothing. At this point permit us to
say that those who patronize the R.
F, Baker estate will make no mis-
take in the matter. This store is a
leader in it's line, the stock is COM
plete and exceptionally we'll select
giving patrons the advantage of a
large assortment to choose from.
The stock include clothing of the
latest styles and patterns, as well as
all the new weaves of the season.
Also full line of gents furnishing
goods. Among other well known
brands of clothing may be mention-
ed, the Longley hats and caps,
Monarch shirts and the Draper and
Maynard gloves. All goods sold
are upon merit and will prove as
represented. Money refunded for
the asking. Mr.. A. H. Segerstrom
in the manager and conducts the
business on the same broad prin-
ciples which has been the disting'
uishing features of this store since
its beginning thirty years ago.
SAXON AND AMONDSON.
An enterprise note worthy for
complete equipment is the machine
shop of Saxon and Amondson. This
business is owned by Mr.. Frank
Saxon and Mr.. Adolph Amondson,
practical machinists of many years
experience. They manufacture the
we'll known Okabena windmills and
do all kinds of wood work, black
smithing, machinery and wagon
work. Their shop is fitted with the
latest improved machinery including
drills lathes, planners, band saw etc.
The power is generated by a 6