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Cows. beef. -. steers Tc. nut
ton. Z = So. pork. SC. lamb. Sc:
spring lamb. SGT dressed veal
small sasazes I've rabbits. doz
60
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Eaaa
Strictly fresh sch. &c.
Euuar

Golden 9, in sack. IS IS: extra c.
In sacks. ybeb. powdered. in bar.
rsis. ts.f9. dry ErHnulatsd. IN sacks.
O. Is cube. IN barrels .s5s. beet
sugar. t6#e5s maple sugar. f0df2S.
Less = e II paid within Is day&
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Patent. rer hbl.. s4Ts; Crown
sbIo. Minnesota hard wheat 81;
Pulrbury. s.. puisbury.s Best 81
standard Dakota. s. Olympic. IIs;
Ele .trlc. stTss Holly. s4Ts. Golden
Northwest. te75. Electric Light
S72a. Gold Medal 500 Top Notch,
It's GentenuIuls. best tits. Cold
drop. s4s65 Patent Excellent stls.
Novelty A. tees
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Al.TOO Hi.Too
pFHf rHsnta IN aud pad for Let
tqalN ] l.uHk from Hsluief HsIEHIa
Ell line 80 daWn Be laHea moHthlT
pa u1aHtH
$1,000 $1,000
5 fgkm AauHs madaIn Iat tFHAg M
Rqrth esatlF. ali street lmpFqNs
issnN II 49, pad faF - b
fnanfhly payments
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n Seattle EnKiHeefinK 60. viii com
Ntets the survey q HaWHna half
acres Saturday and Sunday The4e
lf4e g are surveyed with reference
q TIE Future EFaN1b Of Tire eIlF
gu can buy Ha5f acre tract for
the FFiEE z q lnt. even Ia the cheap
sr parts - tbs University aIHfrIsf
where e takes 10 m5HHtaa longer b
car 10 reach II
Think d thla-tHa=aH aaF kIaH af
terms Tor tract HeHHHH 81 feet
long hf s feet wide vita streets a.
HasA end soil unaHFNa land
hetss no efHHsH not far ffafa ear
and the plank road egaHa TO Take
AHshIaNf0us good schools. electric
HEat and telephone lines on TIRE
ground Another car lJHH Ha#tred
e TIE near future These frHHfs eli
then be worth H times their present
price
COME SUNDAY
here vii - crowd HfIns HHHr
friends aud pick aHt seine II these
tracts before they are MI EuHH
/ have some cleared land absolutely
IRE from etumpa aud roots Garden
land that has no superior II EaH
want a garden. buy one II these
fraHfH
Also acreage 70 suit
Mr. HnwHn or his salesman on the
ground al the time
Terms to sui your packethaak Title
" J BOWEN.
- Columbia Street
Phones Main tafs A III
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NIsa#H Furnished frauf eafuaf ruam.
suitable Ter tao gentlemen EIea fftH
IKHi HaHH md HH#He
&C. NHHHu ST =
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REACH ALL

HOME
- REACH az AL
an one - thee hafHalu can -
bought 30 PAL #HfH II fHa OF 6 o.
Per WeHA
Ezroum house and large Iat. only
a=fHam house aHH taHEe lot only
r.
t=raam haaHe aHd H#HHs Let. emily
hafaum house and large lot emily
-
s=ruufu haHHe and HHrEf iHf. only
So
yet INVESTIGATE
TAX to fUaHa deaIhE nos with MS
What fbHE say Is worth your CON
sidtftfIaH ~ happy homes ali built
I'm months t. proof EaHYturluA -
Southeast HaHttiHH great future as
a residence addition
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Rraril. per ID. 1901 Ice: eocoanuts
per dozen. soc. chsmtnuts. Italian.
ehertuuts. California. ise. wainuts
English. it4 lie. peeans. ia lac;
fiiherts. Iae. black walnuts. &c.
hickory nuts, Tcs hutternuts. &c:
peanuts, 30 Toe. fumhcs. SCI al
monds. 1sis e lie. California wal
nuts IsNfsr.
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FOR RENT Lovely front uaam
Efaada#E NIHW - SEATTLE HHHu IL =
rent iau e. sixth avenue Phone
Main -
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Hams. iguiac bacon. breakfast
la. aIt& lard. White star. tisrce,
SIC. lard. White Rose. tAe. lard
Wild Rose. SIC.
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Ducks. dressed. t73ise; gees.
Creased. 10 Ice. chickens. dressed.
ia lie. turkeys. fancy local dressed.
fed &c.
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soles. &C. black cod. &c. Ing cod
Sc. crabs siQL7k. clans opsn
shipment sI59 clans. Per sack
fi7s. oy1tera- Olympia. per sack
s 90. open bulk. per gallon.
t245. salmon, Zoe: salmon
trout IHes skinned perch.
SC: ahrlmpz. sQloc: founders
&c: herring. &c. Holsters. f7Aes
smsit. &c. sturgeon. SC: black hasa
7es haljhut. ca e. perch. &c.
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OfeEoa cheeae. l54r. Easfern.
creeks. e q &c. Warrington cheese.
lie. cream brick cheese. &c but.
tsr. native creamery. sc. cooking,
storage. IN tuhs. 27c: sastern
storage. IN bricks z7c: cooking it9
1#Hifez California fresh creamery.
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Tan the Mza. N5 fiies IA gaaf house
With ny screens General carpentry.
yehhiuE Snip zII Western Both
pAameH Randall
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rsts arssu laks car to nsvIu n
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Il nfa
IL 900

f tasaa house lpt Aaae sd alaHeis
! ffgm eer PER cash. balance o. easy
r5tg EsYss lot SO fas - - iaIf
sass do Fl aasta '''.
sslatL f fpesm cottage. 1s15s32o ls,
.s.fE hiesss from ear line. assy
~ 200. goo rgt,ar.. lot ,ss q 200 aaoa
location. saaE t#fmH#
t#raum house city water laf saaIn E
blocks fram ear line. pat eaah. bel
auaa saH1 tsfma=
I=raea 6s1as Hath AID tfsaf ~ Psssa
81 h#Ht sHa saap. eaHx terus
srashl' 100 90, modern al u 10 100 IN
pro- rn.ss3a r I'd I'd m Lot
saf iias - a5T 9a 5 sfiaalss hs slfisl
1900 1900 $1,000
sQsig. 49, medfefn 10 80 n
nv Y r 80 ga - s' isf - e
faaafhly pagmef.is
fesfa fsS.s IA 81 rsspsaip Es'iRsfa.
! tIaez faaW Efead#aY j I5ke 60
IL fi "a 'is 1s p 60 e9l9a IL.
terms.
s " $40 90. modern. 1880 $3.50,
aisaisE tee BE = from Ash : bel
aad aaia fof iitsraf tsrns
'Aqq2. a..rios1ia. - o.
wsIktHs aistauss. tfe. balance 8
rat 800 500 Iat ca Qassa $50 500 H.
ens plesA tHetv Over AHaa avenue
e3aa - balance o. rsf month
! 81 ~ .aah lo tsf tfsey1ats
fre saf Has fas view e tie
wss' salts ieis ct - sd -
sa 'tw6nbhk : -
81 Oriental nIaas
fhqass hasa - Ind -
tAHasAH#sH 4 #A#H tn q T
Tbs Msal Desirable Part q seattle
ron 4 HOME.
Take qrssa Lake ear to Hewitt n
a MN sRoou HOUSE. Tors
Al fenced sd into Eafasa. ffHff and
flowers electric #fHHf HHEHfaH
tHfHaaHaHt TIE haHHs fHa FlfN
gtass IL car aHH szhaaI Ne ssa
Norm Faftf sss.Ha atffet neer
Linden avenue FfHHa HH5H
$1,000
Time efssH On q part Il The purchase
price. n dsaifsd
81. 100. $50 eAsu BALANCE $50
Pm MONTH
Ssw madefn haass= uarior. dfBfns
rom. Kitchen pantry frHHt bait
With All fIKtHfra complete Electric
Fixture IL ever resin IL HnHHA
Pine View Close T. car AMI school
HaWufa1l 4 BALDWIN.
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING.
FREMONT
phaass Il ag North %
J II baldwin. J. Il Hawdlsh.
HOME
y REACH af AL
A. ore - thee tafHaIuH can Re
bought ~ payments II 10 or to-
lEf WeHA
--r---u L. - ---.- - .---
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- 5 ~ = = kstss## 4-s
ROOMS q week aed. an. stsam
heat free HHth HHd electric light :
gRselal rates theatrical people. Hotel
FOR RENT Lovely front raam
KHaadazt xIaN n aHattIe5 HI#e IL =
rent ias e. sixth avenue Phone
Main -
Nicely Furnished front rafHaf ruam#
suitable fer tWa EHaHemsa Eles ffis
HNHt HaHH and HH#Ha
- NHisu ST
s. Is IN faHHI 9a#ma. private resi-
aHHHe HzEH healthy 3a#HffaH. iHHhE
and bath watkins distance business
agaf H..H#ekssniHH nicely furnished
SIgg fasWs $ per month. AL measfe
1918 HaHen aEv. "a
LARGE pleasant saI furnished NOON
s. Battery street ii
Furniture tor Sale
on wee MAJ II aeAttSs af nskiaa
AsNiHE Storage c. First aYuuus
Furniture for 3 reoma far safa ahaap.
parts leaving fer Alaska. cal 8 e
Seattle e the ftEht en- hill
Furniture q s rooms And chickens
So Denny Ave-. Green taks a
PAnT of the furniture q d=roam tat
sla sixth avenue IS
Fer ssls-ai.ssllanseat
ghaar toilet AID psam6Iaa attach
msut NateHHips and desFa - #th
Ave eaHHeH MarIan B
FOR Sail eikar raas sanHNali
cash reKIHteF ere t=faaf candy case
cheap - fimes atfeet. hazard -
RREAio CAMERA. a. e8at s.. rsH
p Naaa Z : uaHsan. - Hpief
BRumaxs sale. cast aff eiathIus IS
Harrison a Main saza -
Fer Esehanqs -
I HANE q = fIfaf marENaEe ants 81
improved lands IN Douglas county.
wash % exchange far seattle 80
ballard residence Property " = 81
Hlask 81 merchandise
a GftoA EHoN - aHd Ave MaIH So
3
FOR SALE 81 Exzhanns-iu aefea
laH8. vi improved rtkh - Haf
horse az stafk ta exchange Address
1.Isaa. care star =
II You want a basInraa. a home
fanza nf takeHtmaaf eatI on Pike g
Il + kNehanKe. Room Is a. F7ss.
tt
Wanted
PIKE STREET fuHNIIgUE %
PAYS Tire highest price far second
hand furniture Main as Ind "a
lbpn p@fH cash Or vii suehHHHs
Household Eeoda Main EtS2. 80 Pike
VALDEZ FUHSIruHE CO pay
hiehsst prices fer household id
fslo Ftrat Avenue Mite 81 -
PARTY - tnK small amaHal = tim
her Apply Grand EnIau haHeH -
Wartsd-Roonn ard Beard.
Wanted Room and bead - three 81
iQ8f EHHtieWeH m = bunch Address
ga care star.
AerssBs Ter Sale
YOU'LL HAVE To HURRY.
H#==HE
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California strained. reI n. SC;
California sage. Per IN. lac. honey
extract Per III. 7aSAc. Oregon
grape cream. i0-case lots. ssss,
honey. Yakima. i2Ae: ciiferna
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s2abo $4,000
6 room house tH ell EeHEe# . n aHsfu.
! tIagg from Dfesfsaf - Hakf faf
aHa fine view - taha Union Union
~ and guiTefaltF lot sasts
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AES. have a simple patented rub-
hsf device that never fails 10 lie.
Yeiaun o. produce FIN manly
power the fret application Thou.
saH8s = rhs alslahh handle and
tudaEse il IN their practice. II eaH
Be carried Ia the Fest Pc het aud
vii Las q lifetime our Illustrated
book sent free TO any address
New Specially c.. DEPT L. scat.
tie WHhh
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Eastern Washington tlmeths,
SIS alfalfa. s1asoa18. WheeN
hay. SIS; Eastern Washington does
Bile compressed. 81. Puget seun4
hay Siaa Il.
Poultry Food.
oyster shells zoos. ton. w. I'm
shells. Ices. tg0 bone meal, lv -
25s and Dos s. per ten higher.
Gram ard Grass Seed.
Rel clover. prime. ewt. stthou IL.
aisike. choice, 81. white clover sls
ole. timothy. per cwt, Aiss
as. orchard grass. 81 rcd tor, $40
10. English rye Fyass, IS; Italian ~ %
grass. IS. bronze TfHass Us taa
meadow cat grass f16s kentueky
blue grass. 3Ii. pasture miHtars
uplands, SOON
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whole wheat. los. per bale, t..e:
whole wheat flour. per hbis .Asss
fraham per hhi. s. per bale, s2.sei
bbl, s.. rye flour. Per Dbl ss.ee;
rye meal, Per bare. sabos buekwheat
per hbl. 81. buekwheat, per bale
ss.TB. corn menL les. per bale. ssle.
per hhi. s&7s. white corn
meal. SOS. s.. bale. S22o. rolled oats
bbl.. S 2. Co. ISIS. wheat flakes
hcx IS lbs. ss2e: farina. per hhl-
1850. fariua. io-lh. sacks. per bale
IS homlnv. large. Per Dbl. t4.se,
hominy. small los bale. .2.se; HON.
self-rnisinE huekNhcat, Sehs, casa
ts7b. pearl barley. 2b-lh heSes
sab0. pearl barley. loo-lb sacks W
snlit peas. t4bod6. popcorn. per evt-
taco. cracked wheat. per bale, ss.ea
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NfrHruons. TIT harmr..
ref bHneh. 3 zaH rs. dates. pef ~
81 q &c figs. = ID bricks. H..
ftgH lob cartoons. Goa 7Ec. go.
fruit per box. 8 SO. lemons, ehclsa
and fancy. tzGdaztUs oranrss
seeding. 'Isaaz 20 naval oranges
g. SOC go fancy eamelIa oranges
tzas TsaEerIne. ito JAP. bal.
HIfHaIsas apples cooking. sec
o 81 90 apples. fauey. tIe9aITE:
efantsffIeH 1000. romegrauatsa
half orange cases. ts7ss piueappiss
per de-. $500 tie Australian plne.
apples &C.
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TAILORED Suits and SKIRTS reason
HhEe SUITS ard Jackets ref ted Mra
saNaar $50 Second Ave
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NnnHh or tnNeHEmauf= call on Pike 81
Il + ExehanKe. Room Is a. EHas
1 If
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17
Few Deliberately Bad,

Judged even by the most definite
code of morals. no one is wholly bad.
Few are deliberately bad. Their weak.
nesses and their errors are due to q
certain defective sense or disease.
They cannot for this reason escape
condemnation md punishnent fur
such offsases as come within the REQ.
osnition Of The law-thoueA perhaps
In: the sum the greater karin 70 he
individual md to seoiety results fron
such mo,d lapses q psrv6fhons -
are, not 20 recognised zS'. g..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

VIM. Hill made a trip to Adrian
Sunday.
Mrs. Biltgen went to Bigelow
Wednesday for visit.
Mr.. Shannon, of Cheociko, MINI,
spent Sunday with E. j. Helmick.
]. j. Kies and J. Mitchell made a
business trip to Wilmont Tuesday.
Walter Collins OF Roleau, Canada,
is visiting relatives and friends here.
Up. Jenkins has moved back here
from Illinois and located on the Bar
ry farm.
A. D. LaDue, of the National
Bank of Luverne, called on c. T.
Topper Tuesday.
The Tourist Club will meet with
Mrs. j. M. Messer next Tuesday.
evening at o'clock
Sheriff Fauskee took Barnes Nc.
Carthy to Saltwater Saturday re-
turning here Sunday.
Mrs. ". I. Humiston returned
Tuesday from a trip to Colfax
Springs and Newton Ia. '.
John Anderson, former resident
here but now OF Madelia, called on
his friends here Wednesday,. = F.
Mrs, A. n. Petrie left Monday for
her home at Milwaukee after plea
SAINT visit with her daughter Mrs. S.
S. Smith.
Mrs. Bob Davis returned this. week
and is living in the country north
Of town. Mr.. Davis remained in
Canada.
Nels Olson returned home Sunday
morning from Fergus Falls and Bat
tie Lake where he has been looking
after his farm.
A. S. Frame, who formerly lived
on one of the Forbes farms, moved
to North Dakota, has moved back
to this county and located on farm
west of town.
Lynn Lawton has been quarantine
ed WITH the scarlet fever. Mr.. Law
ton, Edward and Sterling are room
ing at Larson 80 that the boys can
continue at school,
The Musical Hoyles gave an enter
tainment here Monday evening un-
der the auspices Of the Lady Macca-
bees. The attendance was good and
a nice dance was given after the con-
cert.
Bert Wilmer has has been quaran-
tined at the residence Of F. M. Hick-
man with scarler fever Mr.. Will
lner's father, of Red Wing, arrived
Wednesday and being doctor, he
will take charge Of the case.
MINNESOr ANS PICNIC-A pic
mic of the Southern California Co.
pher club, composed Of natives and
former residents of Minnesota, will
be held at Ocean Park, near Los An
gelee, "wednesday, March Is.
Herman Schmid, of Iowa, has pur-
chase the John Harden harness
stock an moved it to the room vacat
ed by ia. Palmer. Mr.. Schmid will
increase the stock 80 as to be able to
supply the needs OF all patrons in
every line. He is an experienced
harness maker and will employ an
harness maker there by
lifting bis shop with ability to do.all
kinds of work.
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Local NEWS. .

- ~<4~~N~A~~N% ~
:, Miss Erie, OF Kinbrae visited here
Saturday.
IT. n. .Prideaux, of Rushmore,
was IN town Monday.
Smoke Little Mike cigars-for
sale at Tom Palmer's.
Miss Bush left Friday for visit
at her home in Sheldon.
Mr.. Young, of Luverne, supt. Of
schools, passed thru here Saturday.
The public dance given the 9th by
the Borst Bros was we'll attended
and the music was good.
Miss Julia CLANCY left Monday for
weeks visit with Mrs. Geo. D.
Dayton at Minneapolis.
Mike Shapahan and John Darby
left Friday night for Chicago with
a car of horses sent by Bob Erickson
There will be box social given
in the Fellows school district, num-
her 8, March H. Miss Blanche Sain
Teacher.
Mrs. j. n. Maxwell left Monday
for Pipestone and Lake Benton.
She will visit with her son, Willis,
at Lake Benton.
Rev. Mcintosh of Worthington,
MIMI, preached Sunday morning
and evening in the Congregational
church. Wis. bulletin.
Tom Palmer received new Vic
tor phonopgraph SATURDAY that has
very large bell which improves the
sound of the instrument greatly and
does away with the harsh gratineo
sound.
Mrs. W. A. Shelmar skipped two
fine White Wyandote pullets Satur-
day to e. C.Wilson of Worthington.
The birds were among those of
the pen which won so many prizes
at the various poultry exhibits the
past winter and will make a valua-
BILE addition to the pen of their new
owner.--Herald Luverne.
-, The Deputy State Public Exam
liner was here last week and caught
the new county treasurer, e. K.
Smith, on one of the busy days, the
last of the month when so many
come in to pay their personal pro-
perty tax. He found that Mr..
Smith had balance and said he
did not think there were many
county treasures in the state that
had balance at that time of the
month. He also found everything
right down to date, and the same
condition existed in the auditors
Office. This should be highly pleas
ing to the citizen OF the county that
such men are in care of these res
ponsible positions.
s. Soho onhoven, who owns a farm
between Lakes Henry and Thomp-
son, was in the city Saturday and
made the News a pleasant call. Mr..
Schoonhovan was in good spirits
because on that day he paid the
mortgage off his farm and WAS COM
pletely out Of debt. Mr.. SchoOD-
hoven is an old man and relates "a
hard luck story that would have dis
couraged one of less perseverance.
In his younger days he owned
farm near Worthington, Mimi, and
was in comfortable circumstances.
About this time he married widow
with two children. His welded life
was not happy one and he left
them and came west where he hired
out as farm hand for $3.50 a year.
Out of this meagre sum be saved
some money and IN few years pur-
chased his present farm, making a
small payment down. By hard work
and perseverance Mr.. Schoonhoven
has arrived at the day when his freq
from debt and has valuable farm
and a comfortable home.-News
:DeSmit, S. D:
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FOR SALE-Eggs from pure brel
Light Brarhas at 81. per setting.
My stock will bear inspection. A few
young roosters at rs cent each.
Phone Lee Leonard 62J AZ.
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FOR SALE-A good young DR. it
team. Inquire of G. j. William
son, one mile east of Worthngton.
Phone no. X4.. tt.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

For Sale.-Fox TERROR pup, 4
months old. Can be seen at Kelley's
creamery.
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WANTED-cattle to pasture.
have pasture of about 600 acres,
fenced with three and four wires.
1t is known as the Abbott pastu1 Q
and is watered by Indian Lake with
fine grove on the bank, large per
cent of blue grass in pasture.
Terms, 81. so per head for cattle, 81
for colts, for the season. The stock
will be sailed and looked after.
A. A. Abbott 10 at.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

= For Sale-Pure Barred Plymouth
Rock Cockerels. Mrs. J. M. Messer
Worthington Mimi. "a st.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

Wanted.-Salemen with ability
and buiness experience to sell high
grade lubricating oil, greese aud
PANT on commission. Men owning
horse and buggy who can call on
owners OF threshlng machinery pre-
required. The Federal III Co,
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

For Sale--Seven roosters and
seven hens thourough bred Par
fridge Cochin, just the thing for
stocking a flock J D Matteson. 24tf
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

Seed flax for sale at the Reading
Elevator Company's elevator, Read
ing. lift.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

For Sale or Trade-Lightuing hay
press. John Whelan Reading or Pat
'Whelan Worthinton, 3 st.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

., Market Report.
Rye -64c
Oats-21
Flax, No. l-9S
COrn-28
Barley-29c
Timorhy-$1.50
Wheat, No. 2-94
Wheat, No. $50
Eggs-22c
Butter-15c
Potatoes--- SOC
Hogs-S3. 90-$4.OO
Cattle-pl.5 0-$3. 80
Baled Hays. O0-S6.Oo
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

WANTED-Teacher for Dist. no.
80, school to commence Monday,
March 10. Inquire eff Il. W. Gale
Clerk.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

WANTED-Men and women in
this county and adjoining territories,
to represent and advertise an old
esta blished house of solid financial
standing. Salary to men $21 week
ly, to women $12 to $1S weekly with
expenses advanced each Monday
by clerk direct from headquarters.
Horse aud buggy furnished when
necessary; position permanent. Al
dress, Blew Bros. Co., Dept. 4,
MonOn Bldg, Chicago, Ill.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

FOR SALE. Fresh COW, giving
ten quarts of milk daily for cash or
time. Price $25. Lee B. Leonard.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17
sF'a1fo1'
WANTS" ~ E s:: 49, =:

For Sale-The y vance news
paper plant. cheap
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

For Rent-N. x of section 33 in
Seward township, good buildings, a
deep we'll and windmill and consid-
cradle fencing, $50 acres plo ughed.
Inquire Of Il. w. Wilson & Son., or
VIM. Shants on farm.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

i For Rent room.
=, Mrs. Edwin G.. Wilson.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

FOR RENT-One of the best
houses in Worthington. Inquire Of
81. S. Myer. 2t.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

LOST-A watch charm in the
form a horse shoe and made of hair,
mounted with gold. Finder leave
at this office and receive reward. ct.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

WANTED-A limited number Of
cattle to pasture. Lee B. Leonard.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

WANTED.-Young man from No.
bles county to prepare for desirable
position in Govt. Mail Service. SAL
ary $500. Rapid promotion to $500.
Splendid opportunity. Address G.
w., Box One, Cedar Rapids, Ia.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-03-17

WANTED - Manager for new
branch OF our business here in
Worthintgon, write promptly, with
references. The Morris Wholesale
House, Cincinnati, OHIO.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
T. Rush Thompson Coming

Elmer Walters humorous play "A
Thoroughbred Tramp" is to receive a
production at the Opera House Monday
Oct. :. T. Rush Thompson, the hiiar-
ious vagabond, IS of course the central
figure, his comic antics, his brave and
unique Pinkerton methods of foiliug the
destroyer OF his home are brought out
more fully this season in the new yer
sion. The third and fourth acts have
undergone a complete reconstruction
slap-stick comedy having been elimiuat-
ed to some extent and in its stead meio-
dramatic situation Of better sor, has
been injected.
The third act now shows the the Hos
pi,al Ward of the Colorado Asylum for
the feeble minded. Picturesque stage
settings are carried for each act.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-09-30
Gailigan-Cold<n.

Mr.. John c. Golden. a prominent con-
tractor and builder of Fort Collins, Colo
RADIO, aud Miss Isabelle Gaiiigsn. Of this
city, were the principals in very pretty
wedding at St Paul's Catholic church at
10 O'Clock last Wednesday morning.
Mr. William Galiigan. brother OF the
bride, acted as best man, and Miss Cath
crime Cummings was the bridesmaid
The ceremony was performed BY Rsver
end Father Eisier. of ST. Joseph's church,
Denver. A reception was held a, the
home Of of the brides parents. and the
happy couple left on the afternoon train
for t~o-weeks honeymoon trip to Pa
e.hc coast points. They will be at home
at No. eIe I.apor;e avenue. Fort Collins,
after Oct TO. The bride Is an attractive
young woman. and Is the daughter OF NJ.
GxiIigan a well known pioneer of ciipin
and Clear Greek counties.