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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-07-13

Lecture by DR.. Herbert, Baseball,
sxetch Lecture by L. B. spafford,
the Cartoonist.
Friday, Aug, 10th-Concert, Par
land -Newhall Co., Lecture by DR..
A. W. Hawks, 'Sunshine and
Shadows, Music and Grand Con-
cert in the evening by Parland-
Newhall Co.
Sat, August 11th-Lecture by DR..
Hawks, Baseball, Grand Evening
Concert by Parland-N -Newhall Go.
Sunday, August 12th-Afternoon
Song Services. Sermon by Rev.
Frank Shaffer, Sacred Concert by
Parland-Newhall Co., in the even
ing.
Monday. August l3th-Concert,
Patterson Sisters ,Quartette, Lee
ture, ''The Reign of Law" both
patriotic and entertaining, by
Judge j. M. Wade, of Iowa. Physi-
cal Culture Drill and Patterson
Sisters Concert in the evening.
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Tues, Aug. 14th-Lecture by
Senator B. R. Tillman,> of South
Carolina. In the evening after the
Concert, will be the famous Lee
ture, "Wild Animals I Have
Known, by Ernest Thompson
Seton, who stands alone in his
class.
The Choral Glass work under
Professor Wimberley, and the Bible
study, directed by Rev. Shaffer,
will be held each day in the fore
noon.
The Assem- bly, will be held in
Worthington Park, on the shores Of
beautiful Okabena Lake. Camping
grounds and tent will be provided
-see prices in the program book
let. They have sail-boats, row.
boats, launches, a bathing beach,
fitted with bath house; bathing
suits, toboggan slide, and copper
chutes.
Plan to spend your vacation at
the Worthington Assembly. Every
courtesy will be extended and a
good time is assured to all visitors.
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Mankato Summer School.

Prof. H. r. Edwards, who is al
Mankato, engaged in summer schoo
work, in a letter to the Advance
has the following to say of th<
work done there:
The Summer School here is
great success. 1t is the largest
outside of the University, in the
state. Our enrolment is 62s while
that at the University is about S0o'
Ny work. here is pleasant. Have
five classes, three in y. S. History
and two in P Physiology. .
There are two or three attending
from Worthington and some from
Adrian. Shall be glad to get home
again the first of August.
. Mrs. Edwards and Carroll are still
in Wisconsin enjoying their outing
on the homo farm. -.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-07-13
COUNTY
SOLONS MEET
July Session Of the County Com
mission Held This Week.,
Taxes Levied and Other Routine
Business Transacted.

The July meeting of the board Of
county commissioners was held this
week at the county au0i1or's Office,
beginning on Tuesday. Chairman
Murphy presided and Commits
sioners Swanberg, Bryan, Nc
Conkey aud Tinnens were present.
The following are among the more
important matters transacted.
CONS. Swanberg and Tinnens
were appointed a committee to
count the cash in. the hands of the
county treasurer. They found
1892. % on hand. ~
Worthington village was granted
an appropriation of $500 for two
steel bridges. Other small bridge
appropriations were made.
The following taxes were levied.
For County revenue. .$21, 500. 90
For County poor. .......... 1900. 90
For County roads and
bridges. 100000
For County bonds. ....... 1000 90
For County interest. Il, 900. 90
=. The resignation of DR.. CLARK as
health officer for the towns of
Worthington and Lorain was &C.
copied, and the auditor ordered to
advertise for bids for the vacancy.
A contract for additional interior
decoration for the court house was
awarded to The Oyen Art Co.. of
LaCross, who have the contract for
the other work. -.
The board adjourned on Wednes-
day afternoon, but will meet again
next week as aboard Of equaliza7
ton. ><ra %.@. -s:]:-
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Sunday School Picnic.

The large Sunday School.. of the
Westminster Presbyterian church
will hold their annual picnic today
on the west shore Of Okabena Lake.
Sailboats and launches will convey
the party to the grounds. A picnic
dinner will be served at - o'clock
and tho afternoon will be spent in
various sports and amusements.
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THE woRTHINGT0N ASSEMBLY
Great Chautauqua Opens August
9th. And Continues to
the 18th lnclusiveIy.

The Chautauqua Booklet, con
tanning the program Of the Worth
ington Assembly, which will open
August 9Th, continued to the 18th
inclusively, is now ready and car
be had by addressing Sec'y. A. R.
Albertus at Worthington. .
The following brief resume dis
closes the main features of the
assembly: Glasses are offered in
Bible study, physical culture, music
and choral work.
The Bible study work will be
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Notice.

Bids will be received by the
undersigned, until 1 p. m. July 25,
1906, for either one or all Of the
following privileges at the Chau-
tauqua grounds during the assembly
season.
Dipning hall, ice cream stand,
fruit and confectionery stands and
other concessions on the grounds.
W. I. Carpenter,
Chairman Grounds Committee.
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Get Your Season Tickets Now.

People in Worthington and
vicinity who are planning to.:take in
most Of the Chautauqua entertain
ments should secure season ticket,
and do so at once. Get one for
each member of the family. A
season ticket will cost 81 so if
bought before July 25. After that
date it will cost $3.50. By getting
your tickets early you will have
$1.OO per person.
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Are You Interested?

The Northern Pacific Railway
has issued very complete atlas Of
the Northwest and Orient. The
maps are correct, clear and well
defined. and the information covers
wide field and is up to date.
This atlas, which contains IS
pages Is inches by 81 inches in size,
will be sent to any point in Uni ted
States upon receipt of price, $1.00.
Make application to A. M. Cleland,
General Passenger Agent,
. 49,, st., Paul MINI.
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Guttersen's Platform

agree with the Repub.
!lcans Of this State that tho
time 10 now rlpe for q Revis-
lon Of tho Tariff, l favor plac-
Ing Lumber, Coal and nearly
a. Trust controlled goods on
tho FREQ List, reducing tho
duty on necessities Of life and
all American made goods sold
cheaper abroad than at home.
/ believe In tho Republican
doctrine Of Reciprocity and IN
q reasonable protection to
our homo Industries and the
American laborer, favor tho
election Of United States
Senators by direct vote. q
National anti-pass-Iaw cover
Ing the legislative, Executive
and judicial officials. an
Inheritance tax law, and
stringent laws governing our
railroads and other public
corporations.
Respectfully,
Gilbert Gutterson.
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Window Citizen: Rev. Edward
Savage, the pioneer preacher,@@hae
Just performed his 262d wedding
ceremony since he has been in win
dom. He has baptised:. hundreds OF
children and adults, and preached
about 300 funeral sermon.
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direction of Maxon and Wimberly.
Concert in the evening by Jubilee
Singers and Lecture by Dr. L. IT,
Herbert of Chicago.
Thursday, August 9th-Concert,
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This Institute in order to introduce
their new Medical Discoveries and X
Radium System, sends at its own ex-
peuse these eminent specialists to give
to those who call on the above date,
consultation, examination, advice and
all medicine required to complete 4
cure, absolutely free.
These specialists will diagnose your
case and give you the benefit Of their
medical knowledge. Their is no ex-
perimenting or guess work. You will
be told whether you can be cured or
not. IF your case is curable, they
treat you; If incurable they will give
you such advice a. may pro1oug your
life.
Their treatment gives quick relief
and positively cures. Being prepared
to suit each individual case the human
system IL Thoroughly cleansede Of tae-
disease III q natura1 and direct manner
and improvement ID noticed at once;
even the worst cases are treated with
out any inconvenience to the patient
or the pursuing of hin daily vocation.
If you are improving under your fami-
1y physician do not come and take up
their valuable time. They wish to give
each one plenty of time, but cannot
listen to long stories NOT pertaining to
your case.
they have discarded the old RENEE
dies used for ages by the medical
world and which it would be folly to
depend upon any longer for they do
not cure, Al thousands die depending
on them for relief.
The fact that these Specialist have
discovered entirely new treatments
and natural cures, gives them control
of the Nervous System, Heart, stom-
ach, Lungs, Kidneys, Catarrt, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy, Deafness, Male
and Female Weaknesses, Cancers,
Tumors, Piles and other Chronic Dis
eases.
They treat deafness by an entirely:
new method and hearing in many cases
is restored at once. Catarrh in all its
varied forms cured so it will never re-
turn. If you have weak lungs or con-
sumption do not fail to be examined.
All cases treated can and will be
cured, no difference who you have seen
or treated with heretofore. Thousands
who have given up all hope Of being
cured, now have an opportunity to con-
suit specialists Of reputation.
Don't fail to call Al a visit costa yon
nothing and may save your life.
If You suspect kidney trouble, bring
a two ounce bottle of your urine for
chemical and uaicroscopical analysis.
REMEMBER:-The free offer IL
during this visit only and viii not be
given again. Q Persons commencing
any treatment after this trip viii be
required to pay, but not one cent will
be asked of those commencing treat"
1nent during this visit for any medicine
necessary to effect cure; also a posi-,
tive guarantee to cure will be given to
patients accepted under their system
of treatment. Those having long
standing and complicated diseases,
who have failed to get cured and be-
come discouraged, are especially iuvi-
ted to cali as thousands who have
given up all hopes can testify to per-
uanent cures obtained.
NOTICE:-Married Ladies without
their Husbands and Minors without
their Fathers, will positively not be
admitted to consultation.
Office Hours: 9 A. M. to 7:30 p. NJ.
Don't Forget the Dates
Monday, July 10
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ReViSta de los TrlbunaleS
CORTE DE DISTRITO
SESIONES ANTERIOREs

Ex.parte: Pascual Borras. =. Ell dfa
primers de Mario de 1906 y en- Corte
alberta Sc llamo este case para cele.
brar la junta acordada por orden de Ia
Corte de 80 de Diciembre de 1905 pa
"a nombrar administrator judicial Y
comparecieron Ell promovente Pascual
Borras y Ell liquidador Rafael Polacios
Apellaniz; representante de la Suce-
sion Was zen liquidaci6n) por medic
de su abogado ell Sr. Rodriguez Sierra.
I'll promovente preSent6 un affidavit
para comprobar ell hechs de que la
public acion ordenada por la Corte en-
dicha orden de 30 de Diciembre de
1905 sc habia cumplido debi damente
y apareciendo que la Ultima publica-
ci6n Sc habia hecho ell dfa 20 de Enero
de 1906, de acuerdo con la ley, Ell Tuez
resolvi6 siguiers el case sdelante En-.
tonceS los comparecientes, por medic
de un abogado, propusieron que Sc
nombrara administr ador judicial en-
este case. al promoyente Pascual Bo-
rras Llacer, y la Corte accedi6 clio
hJando una fianza de $1,000 susceptible
de aumentarse con vista del inventario
que en- ell termino de la ley debe pre-.
sent2r el administrator
En- ell case del pueblo de Puerto Ri
co contra Jose Rosario por escal amien-
to, ell Hon. Fiscal present6 una moci6n
pidiendo el sobreseimiento de Ia causa,
fundado en- que de las investigaclones
practicadas con poSterioridad la acu
Sacion, no aparece el acusado como
eutor del delito imputadole
La Corte resuelve de conformidad
con 10 solicitado y decreta ell sobresei-
miento de la causa y la Immediate Ii
bertad del acusado
En- el d dasahucio de Nicolas Carre a
contra Genaro Betancourt, la Corte
ordena Ell lanz zamiento del demandado
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Retreta,
z. A S.

Programa de las pleas que ejecu-
tara la banda de la policfa insular en-
Ia retreta que tendra efecto mafiana
domingo, Ell la plaza de Baldorioty.
March (estreno) "Triumphant
America" Losey
Jota de la zarzuela "Gigantes y
Cabezudos" 81 las mujeres manda-
sen, Ca ballero.
3 Capricho sint6nico, de la zar-
zuela La Tempestad'' Chappi.
Walls obligado 4 bombardino,
"El fin del mundo", Ferrosi.
5 Gran selection de la opera PA
gliacci'' L. Cava1lo.
8 M2zurca "P6rhda" (estreno),
Luis F. Dessus.
7 Two Step The Palm Limited"
Lincoln.
s Danza "Amor Bendito" CA pc
tici6n), Rios Oval1e.
9 "Himno de Washington"
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En- el Obispado
CONSTITUTION bE Ia IUNTA DIRfCTITA DR. CAfOlICOS
DE PUERTO RICO

AnteanOche Sc reunierOn en- el
.Obispado los sefIores don lose A.
Canals, doctor don J. Esteban Salda-
1a, Licenciado don Juan Hernandez
Lopez, Lcdo. don Francisco de p.
AcufIa, don Rafael Colorado, don To-
sc Gordils, don jaime Annexy, don
Manuel Sanchez Morales, doctor don
Ricardo M. Hernandez, Lcdo. don
Antonio Alvarez Nava. Lcdo. Mr.. F.
]. P. Des Garennes, y Mr.. J. F. Mum
ro., que forman la Junta Directiva
de la Association de CatolicoS.
Como demonstration del cello { inte-
res que Sc toman por nuestra Reli-
gion, basta sefialar ell hecho De que
nj uno solo de los seflores nombra-
Ados falto al acto, COSa q que no esta-
mos acOstum bradoS aquf en- OtraS
|corporaciones en- las que en- muchi-
simos casos no Sc puede celebrar Sc
sion por falta de n11mero.
DeSpues de la toma de possession,
sc discutieron ampliamente Sc to-
maron importantes acuerdos que re-
dundaran en- benefcio general dan
do la vez vida rObuSta & la ASOcia-
cion.
Termin6 el acto con un 50 bio dis
curse del seflor Obispo, sentido y
afectuoso Puerto Rico, recomen-
dando la mayor union entire todos
los elementoS sanos de la Socicdad
y felicitandose de yer constitulda la
Directiva con un escojido nt1mero de
caballeros que seran Ell mas frme
sosten de Religion, y la mejor de-
fensa de nuestros bienes morales a
la vez de Ia Santa constitucion del
hogar Cristiano. base de toda socie-
dad culto. y origen dc todas verda
deraS libe tades.
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no y el bale espaffol pet eneras
por las sefioritas Pillar y NJ aria ca
rrcras.
FL programa de las funciones para
mariana es interesantfsimo.
FOR la tarde, como function de ma
tniee, "Ensefianza libre' "El terri
pie Perez un acto de bale por las
hermanas Carreras.
Por la noche, San Juan de Luz"
La Mazorca Roja" y ell estreno de
la opereta "Carce1eras" obra en- la
que sc distingue Ell notable baritone
don Manuel Real.
III espectaculo terminarz con el
bale espsfiol, La Macarena Dor
las hermanas Carreras.
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SESSION DE AVER

Aver era ell dia sefialado para ell
pronunciamicnto de sentencia contra
los nihos Figueroa.
La sentencia. dictada fu6 la de 7
nos de preside con trabajos forzados
Ramon Figueroa Y de dos amos de
preside con iguales trabajos al her
manito Felix.
La opinion ha visto en- este case con
satisfactorio agrado la harmonizaci6n
de la justicia y la caridad por los dig
nos Tribunales de Derecho de He
cho, y Sc complace en- hacer mercedes
elogios del joven letrado senor Tizol.
La causa contra Balbino Carriage.
ma, por delito de hurto de mayor cuan-
tia, a moci6n del fiscal, fue sobresefda.
Por igual delitO estaban expuestos
Vidal Otero Eusebio Castro: ell pri-
nero 10 declare el jurado cul pable del
delito imputado, senalando la Corte
para eI pronunciamiento de sentencia
ell dla de Marzo;y al segundo Fuse
bio ell Jurado pronunci6 un veredic-
to absolutoric
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Session de la tarde
EN- Ell CONSEJO EJECuTlvO

Sc di6 principle Ia session 4 las
ay 20 con la asistencia de todos los
consejeros.
La comisi6n a la cual pas6 ell H. B
So Sc permite informarlo debidame nte
sin enmiendas para su segunda lectu-
ra.
Aprobado
c. B. 81 Ell Attorney propone que
cuando Sc levante la comisi6n total Sc
informe favorablemente.
Manifesto que ell 1nico objeto del
proyecto es cambiar las horas de of
Gina Ell los Registros de la propiedad
este es de s II y de "a.
Aprobado.
{. B. 90 Despu6s de cxplicar ell At
torney elsobjeto del proyecto, propo-
ne que cuando Sc levante la comisi6n
total Sc informe favorablenente.
Aprobado
c. B. so Prohibiendo la ley de caza
en- Puerto Rico
Despues de una debatida disc usi6n
EN- que toman parte los sefores Diaz.
del Vale Y Grahame, Sc acuerda redac.
tar el proyecto de nuevo
{. B. en- primera lectura.
{. b. SO Por ell sefior Fcuille. oPro-
yecto de ley para castigar la canspira-
ci0n contra ell comercio
La Camara informa al consejo que
ha aProbado ell H. B. 65.
Pasa a la comisi6n de 10 judicial.
Auditor secunda la moci6n del Sc
nor Post
Willoughby no acepta la moci6n del
senior Post puesto que el proyecto de-
be tenerse en- consideration antes de
que pase la comisi6n total
Sc pone a votaci6n la enmienda del
soflor Post v Sc aprueba.
Grahame pide que Sc ponga a dis
cusi6n ell c. B. 70, y pr9pone que
cuando sc levante la comisi6n total Sc
informe favorablemente ell proyecto
Aprobado.
H. B. 46 Proyecto de ley para ex-
tender la linea de TELEGRAPH insular
Por medic de lineas telef6nicas. Graha
me propone que cuando Sc levante la
comlsl6n total Sc informe favorable
mente ell prcyecto.
Aprobado.
H. B. 40 Proyecto de ley creando
una junta modifcadora de las leyes de
Puerto Rico
Sc levanta la session h asta hoy a las
10
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Espana proouctora
NUESTRAS RIOUEZAS

La aceptaci6n de un producto in
duStrlal en- plaza depende no solo de
la classification que haya logrado me-
recer en- Su analisis tecnico sino
tambien de la forma de su presen-
taci6n y propaganda.
Hasta hace algunos amos Ia indus
trla espafola, mas bien por infuen-
cla de caracter que por ignorancia en-
ell asunto, fundaba la competencia de
suS productos Ell los mercados ma
clonales y los del extraniero. sin
tener en- cuenta tan primordial cir
cunstancla, resultando de seste error
que, en- Ia generalidad de los casos.
mercanclas SupeliOreS en- Calidad 4
otraS, obtlenen menor precio de
manda, eXclusivamente por Ell nal
guSto 8 mperfeCci6n de suS envases.
o por deficiencies en- el sistema de
propaganda empleado para acreditar
la marca. Los tiempos han Gambia
do. y los slncerOs industriales espa-
noleS, cOnvencidos de los qrandes
perJulclos que irrogaba sus intere-
Ses el hOnradO teson de luchar cual
gladladores, 4 pecho descubierto con
ira el acerado peto de la mistihca-
cl6n y de la mentira, sc decidieron
retormar Sus Opiniones, va hoy
los prOductos de Ia generalidad de
nueStraS industrias, especialnente
los de las alimcnticiaS, combaten en-
buen terrenO con sus similares de
.procedencla francesa, italiana anne
rlcana.
Pues este mismo ejcmplo debe
servirnos de aprovechamiento para
.nuestra riqueza forestal " minera, es-
peclalmente para esta 1ltim2. cuva
abundancia y bonded del producto
nos c0l0can en- cnvidiable posici6n
en- cl mercadO, pero rcspecto de la
.cual cstamOs todavia sicnd0 victimas
de 10 que pudiGram0s lamar el Sc
.creto del sumario, 8 sea de Ia falta
de presentation y propaganda en- los
.prlnclpales centros consumidOres de
materials mineras del mund0
SoIamentc la riqueza que el hero
representa- en- el Norte de Espafla.
basta para hacer hgurar 4 nuestra
Patrla como fl6n dc primer orden. no
va 4 juicio dc los propios, sino dc los
eXtranos.
De un reciente trabajo sobre ell
hero en- ASturiaS, que la ca sualidad
ha trald0 4 nuestra mesa dc redac-
|cl6n, recojemos aIgunos datos tan
'lmportantes, que pueden servir de
compr0 bacl0n nucStrD 2SCrtO. Los
principales criaderos dc hierrO en-
Asturias radican en- los Conccjos de
OVledO, Pola lie Lena, Micrcs, Ca
rreno, Gonz0n, Quir0s, Ell Franco,
Lleres y Gij0n y aun cuando el hic-
rrO asturlano dcsmercce bast2nte On
su calidad, porque abunda en- slice,
requ1r1endo pOr 10 tanto, mavor COM
buStlble, como exlste en- extraordi-
maria cantidad, su abundancia equili-
bra la pGrdida por el primer concep-
to, deJando un rendimiento que lu:-
tia entire el 40 Y 81 por clento.
AlgunOs criaderos son de una RI
queza fabulosa. como el de Oujr6s,
por ejemplo, que Sc seflala por "Siete
capas de cinco kil6metros de lonqi-
tud, teniend0 algunos de cllos dicz
metros de esfera.
In 1880 Ia production de hero
asturiana alcanz6 Ia cifra dc 54I,2zo
quintales metricos y el ano 8o8 sc
elcv5 has 05o,65o quintales m6tricos,
y a 827 465 en- 1908.
DE "El Carbay6n" de Oviedo).
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DON FRANCISCO SABAT
HA fALLECIOO

FL que fu6 en- vida un meritfsimo
caballero, distingaido miembro de
nuestra cuIta sociedad y quien desem-
Peno importantes cargos en- la admi.
INSTR acion pdblica, ha fallecido en- el
dia de hoy, dejando una desconsolada
tamilia que llora la dolorosa sepa-
raci6n de un padre solicito y csrinoso.
FL BoLErIN, envfa la distinguida fa-
milia del sehor Sabat. la expression de
su mas sentido p6same.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1906-03-03

don. ST conociendo Ell remedio
de una parte de nuestros males,
10 nos atrevieramos q usar-
10, por guardian consideraciones
que, a nosotros, no sc nos han
tenido.