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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-21
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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-12-21
The Jamestown Exposition 1907.

OF all exhibitions held in the.
United States since the Philad lphia
Centennial II 1875, the, Jamestown
IL tx Centennial to be held On the
shores and waters OF Hampton.
Roads, near the cities of Norfolk,
Portsmouth, and n export News,
Va, April rs to November 50, 1907
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|aulsy attsads a. MI 4work ~ solns
The following Hsron Lass Deople
attended the s. NV r,ee tines Vsd-
nesday afterooHn and ~ /:
Rsv. Sage md WIFE, M. =,
Calliscn, Mrs. y. Blinkiron, n s -
Mary Luenbergy Ethel st. 1o4n,
Lucy Ecker. q Il lSSS
"A healthy man i'm king in his
own right "a unhealthy IDan il On
unhappy slave. Burdot:k blood
Bltters builds up soand heat h keep
you we'll \
For Sale yo1ag q. !. 9. bears.
eligible to record. Good size and
sound animals. ~. Sitter n. s.
For Rent Furnished rooms. En-
quire Of Mrs. s. "a. Roshon, over
Moses hard ware store. H q "
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"a Aoberg was IL from Bieslow
Saturday. i,5s
Will Cunningham ot Bve~stsr
VS. 8 visitor Wednesday.
Henry Haggard Of Indian Lake
was in town Wednesday. a
J..Low Of Lorain was in the city
Wednesday doing trading. #
u. =. Shore Of Ransom was .
county seat visitor W Wednesday. w
"a n. Renner made 4 business
trip to Heron Lake last Friday.
Jens Langseth Of Indian Lake did
trading il Worthington Wednesday.
3 D. j. Chambers OF Wilmont was
q visitor at the county capitol Tues
day. 5.s Mi.
Fine Clothes and furnishings for
the man who cares at Sterling
Bros. ri 555l 4
F. Z. Graves Of Ransom transact
ed business at the county seat We'd
inesday. VI. !
Gust Nystrom Of Indian Lake was
in town Saturday taking in the
sights. " 81
How about new Xmas suit or
overooat We can 1T you in style vie
and purse.
For lime Christmas tree dscora-
ons, ana frui to nuts and candy 60
to J. CasarettO.
Sam Tow and wife OF Brewster
attended the tabernacle meetings.
here Sunday.
Born-On Tuesday, Dec. lS, 1906,
to Mr. and Mrs. W. n. Shanks, u
Seward, 8 son.
For hne candies, fruits and nuts
and Christmas tree decorations 60
to J. Caearetto. u
Alderman will leave on Tuesday
Of next week for Elk River to look
after his logging operations
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E Butler ct
Heron Lake were guests at the
home OF g. "A. Fairfield last Satur-
day.
Capt. J.. Casaretto is showing
fine box candies box cigare,
smokers articles etc. for. the holi-
days. "A ~ 5ss a35s 4; 53s,I5s5
Chas. Erickson, who lives four
miles northwest OF town, was il
Worthington " ednesday doing
trading. $s \.
ID. 81. Mcclellan and wife Of .
Brewster were guest Ct the Western
last sunday. They came down tel
hear Nj sunday s sSES5ss s,ss q
One Of the boilers ats the power
house, which rscently sprung .
leak. was shipped to st. Paul this
week to be repaired. 353
Prof. g. B. Haverson, principal Of
the Luyerne high school, come over
Wednesday to hear Rev. Sunday g
sermon in the evening. ..s5. "
J. i. Flynn spent . number Of
days atS Ellsworth the, hrst of the
week Visiting his mother and look
ing after business matters.
The steam ditcher at work near
Reading broke down last week and
parts VI the machinery were shipped
to Mankato to,be repaired.
John Hogan Of Turtle Lake,
Wis, = prominent insurance man,
stopped Soh here Tuesday on his way
home from trip to Mexico. "a
MI. Earl Coss Of Luverne spen 7
several days here this week visit
ing Her mother, Mrs. Mott, and
attending the sunday meetings
So our new domino silk muflers
tor men also the greatest line 81
sties handk erchiefs, fancy hose,
ssglosr iiiI mittens, shirts, etc., 1 q
Sterling Bros.
Rsy. "a. s.. Willoughby and n. W. q
sBoys Of Edgerton, Inn. Issesres
/ eue At the e. ednesday
and Thursday They came down 70
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Wesley Young, cashier Of the
First National Bank, Morton Smith.
assistant cashier Of the State Bank,
and Theo. Behrenteld stock buyer
III Heron Lake were down Saturday
night To hear Mr. Sunday
Howard Durfee, express agent !. 4 J.
the Omaha depot, one day last week
sagpralned his ankle, with the result y
tint shs Was partially incap aci ta y t'tl
for duty one DAY, and with din IN: !.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
As TO Free Trade.

Every citizen who raises his voice in
favor Of the slightest modification of our
oppressive system of tariff taxation is
called free trader, and the term is hurled
at him as though a free trader were as dis
reputable as a cutthroat.
But, frankly speaking, what is wrong
with free trade ? Who can justly claim
that trade is benefited by being taxed
And suppose there should be absolute
free trade throughout the civilized world
What country would derive more benefit
or secure larger share of the fruits of
open competition, than our own great
country, with It's unrivaled resources,
It's mighty capabilities, and the superior
energy, capacity and constructive genius
Of It's people
But tariff reformers are not necessarily
free traders. They are, however, adj
vocates of tariff for revenue only.
Revenue, it is justly held, should be the
only object Of taxation Taxation for
protective purposes is bound to oppress
those whom It does not directly benefit.
And the number Of those who profit by
tariff taxation is infinitely smaller than
the number of those who are oppressed
and tormented by it,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
The Ruslnsss situation.

r. G. Dun l. Co.'s Review says: "Some
irregularity is noted in trade reports for
the past week, but not more than is sea-
sonable, and mercantile collections are
generally prompt. A little conservatism
regaring forward business in some in
dustries may be attributed TO high prices,
although the greatest strength appears
in building materials. and preparations
for structural work are beyond precedent.
The few minor strikes do not seriously
interfere with progress, and thus far the
only noticeable effect Of the coal contro-
versy is the unusually large demand for
this season Of the year in all fuel markets
Railway earnings continue to make
striking comparisons with last years
figures, the increase during February
amounting to 243 por cent. Foreign
commerce at this port for the last week
showed an increase in exports Of s926, pig
over the same week last year, while inn
ports decreased s7i sos.
"seasonable conditions continue Ia
prevail in the hide market, poor quality
offerings attracting little attention, yet
prices rule fairly steady. New England
shoe shops are concluding supplementary
spring contracts and new business is rather
quiet.
Failures this week numbered 22l
against PA last year, and in Canada, "a
compared with 25 year ago"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
Hazine a. Delaware College.


Stories are being printed to the effect
that a society has been formed at Della
ware College for the purpose Of "prevent-
ing robins encroaching upon the green
sward Of the campus" In reality, it is
added, this means preparations for the
hazing Of freshmen who may have the
temerity to set foot upon the college
green.
Since = most unfortunate and tragic
event that happened there nearly half
century ago, and disrupted the institu-
tiOn for a score Of years, Delaware College
has been practically free Of the tomfoolery
Of hAsing. Il may be that the reports
Of ths formation Of an "anti-robin society"
for the purpose Of inaugurnting a haEing
campaign, are mere jokes, but II they
contain any basis Of fact, the authorities
should Immediately set 10 work and nip
the ridiculous scheme in the bud.
Delaware College is largely supported
by appropriations from the State and
national governments. Il has had a
oheckered career and at times a hard
struggle for existence But during recent
years, a. a result Of hard work and effective
management, it has reached com
mendable position among the smaller
institutions Of learning in this country.
Tho management Of the college is vested
In the trustees and faculty. Upon them
rests the responsibility Of maintaining
the dignity and reputation Of the institu-
ton. They cannot afford to permit the
irresponsible student body TO assume any
Of the functions Of government Much
less can they afford to permit a system
Of haEing to grow up. Upon the appear
ance Of the FIRST symptoms Of hazing dis
order, the management should act
promptly and decisively. Better will
II be to cut down, through disnissals, the
present attendance TO the bottom, and
then enter upon the work Of building up
anew, than 10 permit the college to be
disorganized and disgraoed by any form
Of that miserable, brutal oowRrdico which
masquerades under the name Of having
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
Dress Goods.

Silks and Dress Goods that are
seasonable at end of season
prices.
White Habutai Silk at soc, y
inch wide, CSC and 75c, SO inch
wide; very special.
AT soc we are showing a hair
line Novelty Silk.
Our 10 inch all Silk Taffeta at
soc is surely a trade winner.
We find it difficult to keep the
shades in stock.
A special value in SO inch
Black Taffeta, worth SI.5o; our
price, while it lasts, sI.Io.
We are selling a so-inch Mo-
hair in black and colors at soc a
yard, that can not be duplicated
in any store for less than 75c.
A lot of soc hair line Novelty
Dress Goods will be sold Mon
day and all the week at 3oc a
yard.
5s-inch wide Gray Novelty
Check, at $500 a yard.
Commencing Monday, we will
have a full weeks sale OF all
short lengths in the Dress Goods
Department, at astonishing
prices.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
HIeh LIoense ln chIenee.

In Chicago the tax for license to sell
intoxicating liquor has been increased
from $500 to 81 900 a year, and there is
much speculation as to what effect this
increase will have upon the revenue to be
derived from liquor licenses.
At present there are $500 saloons or
bars in the city, the revenue from which
at $500 a year each, was S3.750O00. Now,
should the number fall to 5000, as is pre-
dicted, the city would receive revenue
Of S5000000 a year, or S1,25000O more
than at present Should the number
drop TO 5000, the revenue would amount
to S6,0OO,0OO, or S2,250OOO more than
at present
Il is probable that the number of places
that will cease business under the higher
license fee will not be more than 500.
Indeed, It may be less than 1000 Only
the very ordinary places, with small runs
OF custom, will be unable to realize fair
profit under a 81 600 license.
Ii would seem, therefore, that the
Chicago is sure OF reaping large pecuniary
profits through this increase in the charge
for liquor licenses.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
n Mnv Provn a Pnrzln.


Should President Roosevelt carry out
his present programme Of forcing tho Rail-
road Rates bill through the Senate with
out change, through a combination with
the Democratic Senators,h he may thereby
place himself in a position from which
successful extrication will be impossible.
In making this combination. and main
tanning It until tho enactment Of the Rates
bill, President Roosevelt will naturally
ALLEVIATE the sympathy and support Of
many Republican Senators, upon whom,
by all party considerations, he had a right
TO lean. Temporarily he will be putting
them aside in order to make alliance with
Democrats. VIII be be able to draw
them TO his support again, after the Rate
bill shall be safely disposed Of, and resume
the former fraternsl relations, the same
As though nothing had come between
them
This is hardly possible. On the other
hand, Il is highly probable that the Re
publican Senators thus so rudely estranged
will remain estranged and offended to the
end Of the session. The result would be
break In the Republican party which
would be felt disastrously in the elections
for members OF Congress, next fall.
Possibly, before the end is reached, the
President may alter his plan and decide
not to invite an open break with large
and influential body Of his political as
sociates In the Senate, Thereby he may
save himself and his party But if h,
persists in his present inclination, trouble
will surely attend him.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
MuSIInS.

Linens aud all white goods
will be sold at special prices,
every day next week.
~ yards wide pure white
Sheeting Muslin, at 7sc, 16c and
2Sc.
"a yards wide unbleached
Sheeting Muslin, 22c and FAC
yard.
A good soft finished Muslin,
at 7c yard.
A fine sheer Dotted Swiss, at
75c yard, value sac.
Very sheer Checked Lawns,
at II nc, Isc, I8c and 2oc yard.
3H yards of this material will
make a waist.
Our 12Hc India Linon is the
best goods at the price we have
ever offered.
We are selling for Suits and
Waists a sheer Dotted Dimity,
at zoe, value 25c.
The new mercerized Voiles, in
plain and plaids, are fine white
price 2sc yard.
White Linens for every pur-
! pose will be found at our white
I goods counter.
We are told many times a day
our prices are very reasonable.
~ yards wide Shirt Waist
Linens as 6oc and 7sc yard.
~ yard wide suiting linens al
81 and sI.25.
Sheer Linens used for the
shadow work embroidery at 6oc,
75c, Ssc, CSC, SI.IS and sI.2s
yard; SO inches wide.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
CIGARETTE LEAGUE.
S.gners Of the Pledge to be Given a Re
ception Next Tuesday Night.

s.gners Of the Pledge to be Given a Re-
ception Next Tuesday Night.
In the temperance rooms, 100 West
Eighth street, on Tuesday evening, March
18th, the Wilmington y will give re-
ception to each boy who has signed the
anti-cigarette pledge Admission cards
for this reception can be had by present
ing coupon, or duplicate pledge, which
each boy now holds. to Miss Bertha
Biddle, $50 Madison street. any time be-
tween now and next Tuesday evening.
Cards of admission can also be obtained
from Miss Marguerite Wells, 203 West
seventh street, and Mrs Mahala Wells
Perkins, 7l9 Monroe street. A good time
is being planned for the boys Several
games of skill will be played and prizes
given for successful attendants Friends
of the boys and those interested in the
work will be admitted ON payment of
% cents at the door,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10

Claims That Congress Considers.
When some of the claims that Congress
not only considers, but frequently allows,
are uanalyzed, it will not appear sur
prising that in recent years a deficit in
the national treasury has been more ap-
parent than surplus.
There Is now pending a claim, which
has five times received the approval Of
the committee on claims Of the House
Of Representatives, covering the payment
Of sl0,4s2.s0 to the legal representa-
tives Of Samuel Lee Of South Carolina,
"as pay and allowance made by reason
Of the election Of said Lee to the Forty
seventh Congress and his services there
in"
Lee was the Republican candidate for
Congress In the First South Carolina dis
trict, In 1880, but his Democratic COM
petitor was elected on the face of the
returns. Lee contested, and his claims
received the approval Of the committee
on elections. But tho House WIS unable
TO adopt the report Of the committee
and thus award the seat 10 Lee, by reason
Of the small Republican majority
and the successful flibustering ol
the Democrats. Lee received $1,000
for his expenses in the contest
and later advanced claim for ful
salary, tho same as though he had beer
awarded bis seat. And this claim has
been pending ever since, and has beer
approved by committee FIVE times
But what right would Congress have
to approve such a preposterous raid OF
the public treasury
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
Hosiery.

IS dozens Mems black, brown
and mixed Hosiery reduced from
I2Hc and 17c to &C.
Mems soc Wool Hosiery now
25c.
Ladies' asc lace and plain
black Hosiery now Ioc.
Our Boys Iron-clad Hosiery
will outwear 3 pairs of any
other kind; sizes 6 to 10 inch,
I6c and 2sc.
Ladies' Hosiery, 3 pairs for
sI.oo, lace, fine cotton and lisle,
value soc.
Ladies' pure white, light
weight cotton ribbed Vests, short
and long sleeves, special at 2sc.
Pants, knee and ankle length,
2sc. o rf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
Art Goods.

Here is a chance to get bar
gain in Hemstitched Linens,
mussed and soiled during the
holiday rush.
3ox3o Hemstitched Shams or
Table Covers with lace insertion
reduced from SI.oo and SI.2S to
soc.
7oxao hemstitched, with
drawn work, Centre Pieces IL Hc
from roc and 2Sc.
All linen hemstitched Scarfs
and Shams, 39c from soc.
36inch ecru tinted Table Gov
ers, 2sc.
IS inch made-up Pillow Slips,
with Dutch decorations, 7c.
Teneriffe Doilies, with linen
centres, &c or 7sc a dozen.
8 inch square Japanese drawn
work Doilies, 2oc.
IL inch square Japanese drawn
work Doilies, CSC.
80 inch square Japanese hem
stitched and drawn work, S1.oo
1884 inch Japanese drawn
work Scarfs, SI.oo.
Hardanger Canvas at asc, CSC,
7sc, SI.oo, SI.25 and $3.50.
New Cretonnes at To- Nc a
yard.
2s inch wide Cretonnes at SC a
yard.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
EmbrOideries.

On sale Monday and all Of the
week.
Three thousand yards choice
Embroideries, widths up to rs
inches, at 7c, Ioc and IL nc a
yard.
These Embroideries will be
offered Monday and are the
choicest lot OF Embroideries ever
presented to the purchasing pub
lie OF Wilmington.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10

Three officials Of one Of the large in
Eurance concerns Of New York City
the Mutual Reserve-have been indicted
on charges Of larceny and forgery. Now
may the officials Of the "Big Three
New York Life, Mutual Life and Equit-
able who were 50 liberal in their coniri-
buttons TO the Republican National Com
mittee, tremble for their safety Jerome
has started al last.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
LAWTON'S s
MsyonnaiseSalad Dressing Mirs,

Mayonnaise Salad Dressing Mixer
SlS
Rosette Irons. .so
Christy Bread Knives. ..10c to IN
Glass Plates for cigar bands wit
pad, Z sizes................".... .25t
Railroad Lunch Boxes, a new On
and a good one, 2 sizes;
$1.20 and Sl.5
John Maddox Dinner Sets
patterns in $500 sets or separat
pieces as you may select.
House Safes. the 400 lb kin,
$27 so Burglar proof.
Rubber Door Mats. ts..............75 Is
Nickel Plated B. G. H. Lamn
complete S1.50. This is the be,
we know of.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10

In a published magazine article Mr. ].
Ogden Armour essays to show that mani
fold blessings fall upon the American
people as result Of the operations of
the Beef Trust. But the people cannot
see the situation in this light-oertainly
not when they are paying such high prices
for the Beef Trusts meats.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
Pennsylvania Railroad CITY Ticket once

a @NN-Aef AfoAtN ArNAA NaN AANN AAAhNN 0AuNtt
At the city ticket Office OF the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, sos Market street, Viii
mington. through tickets to all points can
be obtained, sleeping and parlor car reser-
yations made, and orders may be left to
have baggage checked from residence or
hotel through to destination. Full in
formation regarding train service to all
points cheerfully given. Telephone call
ID. & A. 325OF
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10

DR.. Ball, as chairman Of the Regular
Republican State Committee. is putting
the matter Of harmony proposition up
TO Senator Alice, chairman Of the Union
Republican state Committee. And
should the latter advance harmony
proposition. ten TO one it would have a
string tied TO it.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
Chandeliers for Gas.

We have them in stock, ready 10
put up. You do not have to buy
from pictures. We know the prices
are right. Gas Globes, 1Oc to $500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
E. B. Riley.
Monday.

1t has always been our this time of the year
have Monday Sales The coming Monday will be the first Of
these sales this Spring. We will offer every Monday special
Every special quoted this ad will be sale Saturday
ing after o'clock accommodate those who cannot come
Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
panrerons 10 hs Wllhnnl nnn

Of Saltzgiver & Bupp's $500 or $500 hat s.
They stand the bumps. Styles correct.
LOG W. Seventh St. Open every evening. .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
Steel Enameled
Cooking Utensils

Blue and white lined
Cook Pots, 4 quarts............"..4O
Cook Pots, 6 quarts. s........."...50
and many other articles.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10

Snapper lunch tonight at Eagle Hotel,
Fourth and French streets Chris Bauer. .
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
We Give the Lawton
Tradinq Stannns

AaSilAS ~'tdillPS'
1000 Stamps good for $500 in
merchandise in any Of our depart.
ments, or you can have $500 in
cash.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10
Common Colds Are the Cause OF Many
Serious Diseases.

NNAhhhh NNANa are Ahc ANuHC OF Many
serious Diseases.
Physician who has gained a national
reputation as analyst of the cause OF vari-
tous diseases, claims that II catching cold
cold be avoided a lcng list of dangerous
ailWents would never be heard of. Every
one knows that pneum onia and consump-
ton originate from a cold. and chronic
catarrh, chronic bronchitis, and an throat
and lung trouble ara aggravated and rem
dered more serious by each fresh attack. Do
not risk your life OF take chances when
you have a cold. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy will cure II before those disoas e.
develop. This remedy contains no
opium, morphine OF other harmful drugs
ana has thirty years Of reputation back Of Il,
gained by its cures under every condition.
For sale by n. B. Daniorth, Druggist.
Second and Merket Streets
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-03-10

The anti-bribery movement has pro
gressed far beyond the stage when Il may
be affected by insidious attempts to in
ioct partisan considerations into It's pro-
coedings, Il has but one object the
prevention Of bribery and vote-buying
at elections-and good men of all parties
may cordially cooperate in this work with
out being disturbed by partisan divisions.