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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1908-05-01

For Sale-Horse and buggy. Apply
to Otto Leabeck.
Theo. Bahls was up from Round
Lake on business Tuesday.
Kenneth Petit has accepted job
on the road for cigar factory.
W. L. o. Bartlett made trip to
Wilmot and Lismore this week.
H. G. Christensen, of Round Lake,
was county seat visitor Tuesday.
W. E. Oxford of Seward was
Worthington visitor last Saturday.
Miss Anna Flentje, Of Round Lake,
visited in Worthington last Friday.
J. M. Addington made a business
trip to Lake Benton the first of the
week.
Andrew Nelson, of Indian Lake,
was in the city Wednesday on bust
ness.
Fred Trip OF Round Lake came
up Tuesday to attend the election
contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Her]ine, of Ri.
3, were in town Wednesday doing
trading.
Screens for doors and windows, are
now in season. Full line at Tuthil]
Lumber Co.
Lost-On main street, a pair en-
broidery scissors. Finder please leave
at this Office.
Wanted-Two young ladies to learn
to operate type setting machine
Apply at this Office.
Ex.mayor E. A. Trip came uf
from Round Lake Tuesday to attene
the election contest.
Miss Lizzie Ryan closed success
full term of school in district No. 7.
last week, with appropriate exercises
The annual business meeting of tn
Tourist Climb will be held at the hom
of Mrs. VIM. CLANCY next Monda
| afternoon.
WANTED-Experienced girl TO
general house work, none other neet
apply. Wages 81 per week.-Mrs.
E. A. Hart.
Cigar Salesman Wanted-Exper
fence unnecessary. 500 per month
and expenses. Peerless Cigar Co
Toledo, Ohio. 5-15
Miss Agnes Ryan, who has bee1
teaching IN district No. 80, north 0
Reading, closed very successful
term of school last week.
LOST-Pair of glasses, betwee
my residence and Lutheran church
about two weeks ago. Finder pleas
return to Mr.. L. j. Larson.
Miss Hannah Hack resigned he
position at the H. w. Steffens' res
taurant last week and is now EN-
ployed at the depot lunch counter.
President r. l.. Morland of th
State Board OF Pharmacy, who is al
tending a session of the board il
Minneapolis, spent Sunday at home
Wanted-Manager for New BrancI
of our business here in Warrington
Write promptly, with references.
The Morris Wholesale House, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
W. E. Moses came down from
North6eld yesterday to take person
al charge of his hardware store her
until he secures a suitable manage,
DR.. j. N. Gould is the proud owne
of the newest automobile in town,
Ford runabout. The machine run
very smooth and is apparently easil.
handled.
Bank Examiner Root, of St. Paul
was here last week and wen t over th
boo ks of the Citizens National bank
H Q found everything in fine ahap
and the institution IN sound con
ditiOn. .
On account of the disagreabl'
weather Friday, April II, the DO:
social in District 106 was postponed
until Friday evening, May LIST. Every
body is invited to attend Beu)ah B
Dring, Teacher. =...- -: b. =.
Banker S. M. Stewart has carpent
,., ~ ,,o ~, 90 ro2d .>i:rc n M n, T. n Z
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOCAL NEWS


Ou July 1t 10 IL.
G.. G. Fellows of Elk was in town
last Saturday doing trading. /
Mrs. r. II. Patterson has returned
a visit with relatives in Iowa.
Oscar Kunzman went Lemars On
Wednesday for short visit.
Don't misa the entertainment at
the Masonic hall this evening.
JIM. Scriven of Seward was in
town Tuesday doing trading.
F. S. Burroughs of Route was in
town Wednesday doing trading.
The Grand is doing a good bust
ness under the new management.
Miss Ethel Patterson spent Sunday
with friends in Indian Lake township.
The Rev. Father Carey of Sibley
visited in Worthington on Wednes-
day.
W. F. Kasdorf of Dewald, transact
ed business in Worthington last Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Jas. Suddaby enjoyed visit
from her father and another relative
last Sunday.
Jim Mann again presides over the
delivery wagon of the Worthington
steam laundry.
H. F. Rockwell came over from
Fairmont on Tuesday to look after
business affairs.
DR.. j. N. Gould has received
handsome new automobile, bought
through E. J. Wolven.
Francis Morgan, the Singer sewing
machine hustler, returned on Wednes-
day from visit at Faribault.
Atty. Wilson Borst of Window had
business before Judge Brown here
this week at the special term of court.
The Peoples state bank at Mont
Grey was touched for $500 Monday
night by BURGERS, who blew open the
safe.
Miss Hazel People will close very
successful term of school this after
noon in the Paine district, east of
town.
Mrs. VIM. Devaney returned from
Minneapolis last Sunday, where she
spent week with her sister, Mrs.
Marble.
Mrs. E. K. Smith and children
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. l. T. Branigan, at Rock
Rapids.
The Missionary Society of the Con-
gregational church will meet with
Mrs, G. J. Smallwood next Wednes-
pay afternoon.
P. Fl. Brown of Minneapolis was in
the city Tuesday looking after bust
ness interests and shaking hands with
his numerous friends.
The Rock Island has curtailed it's
force on the Lake Park run and
brakeman Tousley has been laid off.
He will return to work en- the main
line.
Miss Grace Campbell, who had
spent several weeks in St. Paul
studying millinery styles, returned
last week, and has taken a position
in Mrs. Gilletts store.
The Birthday Club was entertained
On Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. j. s..
Kies, where very pleasant social
time was had. Contests of various
kinds furnished amusement. Refresh
ments were served.
Lost-Between my house and the
Episcopal church on Sunday, large
gold brooch, 3 pearls in a leaf on
front, watch hook on back. Finder
please return and receive liberal re-
ward. Mrs. E. A. Wheeler.
Grand Receiver J. F. Mcclure, of
the Ancient Order of United Work.
men, will be in Worthington May II,
and will speak at the regular meeting
of the order that evening. All Work
men and Degree of Honor members
are requested to be present.
The Mobiles County Ministers
Meeting will hold their next meeting
Monday afternoon May 9TH, at two
o'clock in the Methodist church.
Rev. Wilder will speak GU "The Pro
md Can of MOdern Rival Mnotinps ;,
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:. Market Report.
Corrected to Apr. II

Pasture-For horses and cattle. J.
N. Gould. 5-22
Bud Baker helped out in Lewis
store Saturday.
G. O. Wells of route was N the
city Saturday on business.
A. G. Heberg of Mankato was in
the city on business Tuesday.
j. W. Hamilton of route three did
trading in town last Saturday.
For Sale-Good seed potatoes.
Two varieties. A. J. Strand. 81
Editor j. S. Rand ,lph of Brewster
was a county seat visitor Saturday.
Elmer Trip, of Round Lake, was
Worthington visitor on Tuesday.
| A. r. Albe1tus made business
trip to St. Peter the first of the week.
Mrs. s. M. Stewart returned on
Saturday last from visit at Chicago.
Banker G. A. Sands, of Adrian, had
business at the county seat WedDes-
day.
j. Burr Ludlow of Rushmore was
a business caller to this city last Sat-
urday.
| Geo. Hurd has sold his farm north
of town to F. j. McCabe for $3.50
per acre.
Wanted house keeper, on
farm. Add ress Box 1873, Worthing-
ton, MINI.
/ Miss Gertrude UConuel, of Ester
vile, Iowa, spent Sunday with friends
in Warrington.
The dance given in the hall last
Friday night was we'll attended and
> all report fine time.
. The outcome of the contest would
3 indicate that the Globe has again
) been endorsed, in the usual way.
Albert Hactor, one of the heavy
weights of Indian Lake transacted
business in Worthington Saturday
For Ssle-Minnesota grown anG
tested yellow dent seed corn, at $:22E
per bu. The Cosg1ove Co., Leseuer
MINI. 5-15
Mrs. j. N. Dodge, of Round Lake
has been visiting at the home of he,
son in-law, b. S. Hobson, the past
! week.
Just received, two cars of lumber
D and car of posts, and have plenty O.
good dry wood. Price reasonable
q A. Oberman.
Mr.. Merchant: If this was you
adv, wouldn't people read it, If yol
have anything to sell why not tell thu
people bout it thrc W h theAdvanct
Subscribers on rural telephone lines
, are invited to call up the Advance
Office, No. 1877, whenever they have
, any news to report. This will be 6
great help in making better paper
for you all.
4 Judge P. r. Brown while in the
city remarked that one of Worthing.
TONS greatest needs was new chart
or, and said if he were a resident OF
the city he would do what he could
4 to secure one. This is good advice,
and the situation is appreciated by
all progressive people. We hope the
;. council will take steps to that end in
r the near future.
Mr., Re uter, buy land on the Mil
waukee coast extension in Bowman
County, N. D. Five new towns, eleva-
tore, schools and churches located on
our land. Price of land $500 to
, $500 per acre, easy terms. Ask our
i. local agent A. M. Gregerson for ad-
, vertising matter and all information.
Next excursion May 5th.
Write the editor of this paper and
, give the postoffce address of Wilbur
( Rathbun, his wife or any of his chill
| dren, or information that will lead to
: proof of his death without leaving
heirs, and you will receive $1,000
Said Wilbur Rathun was born in the
State of New York about 1917 and
came from Allamakee County, Iowa,
to Minnesota about 1856, and he was
not married at that time. s~ s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-03

"Origlnally what is now known as
rock candy" explained "a confectioner
to n reporter, "wae called in the trade
Gibraitor rock Originally. also. It was
the purcst kind OF candy, for It was
crystallized sugar pure and simple
Ordinarily It Is purcr now than many
other candies. Hawthorne, In Tho
House Of the Seven Cables describ
Ing a small store, says. For instance.
thert was 2 glass pickle inr filed witb
fragments OF Gibraltar rock not, in
deed, spllntera Of the veritable fortress.
but bits Of delectable candy OtheJ
writer's Of even earlier date than than
speak Of Gibraltar rock 1t appears.
however, that the Gibraltar was finallr
dropped. ard Il became known as rock
csndy ! have price list issued in
1913 to the candy trade in which Gi-
braltSg rock is the name given. though
after th0t it Is quoted as rock candy,
Throughout England 1t is known as
Gibraltar almost exclusively outside OF
the large sities. In the latter. as here,
the Gibraltar Il dropped, and it ID
called rock candy
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A orideat whose wedding ] had been
Dest man lost her guard ring on her
honeymoon on tie Scarborough rocks
She and her bridegroom spent hours IN
vain search for it A year later. while
sitting on the same rocks. she said to
her husband, "Why this Is the very
spot whore we sat together last year
when ! lost my ring" There IL is'
be cried in answer seeing il az the bot.
tom OF a little no0l ln the rocks. whore
II had been washed by years tide
A lady lost n ring On the under-
ground. but did bot discover her loss
until some time after She had left the
station. When she returned 20 report
the loss an inner circle train entered
the station. and on The step Of one of
lhe carriages the ring was found IL
was the carriage ln which she tray,
eled, which bad inst completed the
circle, T. Pfs Weekly.
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WILD ourBuRsr OF JOY.
Msfekine Night, Wher Londcn Flung
Aside All Oiaaity.

Hsluo Ail Dt9NitYs
"Mafeking night gave : verb TO tho
English language. 40 mafik." de.
fined In a phrase. means TO turn every
thing upside down in a wild outburst
Of joy Certainly we did turn every.
thing upside down that night-Friday,
May Is, 19OO-in London, and we had
Joy and TO spare to justify us. It vas
not merely that Mafeking was relieved
the town in which Baden-Powell and
his men. edging close to starvation. had
sat tight SO long ana ~ nlucklly; it was
the far greater relief that came to all
England at the end of that dark win.
ter through which all England. silently.
doggedly. had taken its nasty punish.
menL with the winning az last Of a
substantial victory. The tense strain
was relaxed suddenly, and London,
with good cause for It. maHiked ex-
ultingly through all that glad night
long
ylddlers are peacock tail feathers
Tiddiing is tickling other peoples
noses with them. With my own hap.
py eyes that night ! saw two White.
chapel girls, with proper Whitechapei
curls twiried on their temples. fiddle
the nose OF Pan Mall policeman
And that policeman-imagiuo IL you
please. all possible impossibllities fused
into one single ultra violet ray Of in.
| credlMlity fairly thrust forward his
law embodying nose to be tiddled by
those worse than regc'des-- he was Al
Pail Mall policeman, rcmembor-and
benignly rewarded them with the
sneezc OF their desire!
on the same lines I may cite another
example from that same evening. /
saw on Piccadlly an intensely re
spectacle looking Englishman-middle
aged stout, gray whskered, dressed in
seemly black and wearing a seemiy
top hat-who most obviously was q
member OF the conservative middle
class, a well TO do city man. should
say with tidy villa at shepherds
Bush or Hackney, who on Sundays
very likely handed the plate. And
this by rights typcalty phlagmat'c
Brlton was seated with his chubby
legs very wide ontspread before him,
Oh the roof OF four wheeler ami he
lad the union jack IA one hlnd ano
the standard in the ether, and he was
coming along the middle OF one Of the
great streets OF London in the thick OF
the roaring crowd filing 1t waving
those national banners with an incom-
parable fervor and hurrahug lust aa
loud as ne possibly could hurrahl
But l saw no mote In the eye of my
phlegmatic English brother-we wert
about of an age-nag waving and hur
rahing up there on the roof Of his
growler, possibly because at the mo
ment / had something oe "a beam IN
my own Strictly speaking. the reliet
of Mafeklng was not my affair at all
But, God bless me, there l was. too
with my standard and my union jack
| Uhey cost me sixpence apiece, mount
cd on little bamboo poles. and as Ions
bs / live ! shall cherish tbem). and
went about London chat night waving
those days just as crazily as anybody
and roared away with the national
anthem and soldiers OF the Queen
and the "Absentmlnded Beggar' jusl
as loudly as anybody. Thomas A
Janyier iA Harpers.
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doch Mccalla. McElhaney Paschai
Rainey Reeve Riddle Rider, Ross
smith Of Delaware. steumund. saye9a
Tandy, whitehurst whmon. Williams
oi comauche, Mr. Speaker Cduua0
Total nays es
Absent Armstrong Of choctaw.
Armstrong OF 1iowa broom CARSON.
casleel Crouch. Durham, Faulkner.
Fisher Harrison Of Hughes. Lindsey.
London. Mwley orcult Porter Smith
lot Dewey Smith Of Grant Smith OF
washita stephens, rrner Workman
Total absent u.
Mr Vandeyenlcr moved to recorsid
ef the vote bs which the House agreed
10 senate amendments, and TO lay tha.
motion on llle table Carried
The ocnfereuce committee report on
senate Biz No Is was read, adopted
and the hill as amended was adopted
by The following vote
Ayes Abbott Allen. Anthony, ASH
by Baldwin, Ballard Banks Beck,
Bowdre. BOYLE. Briggs. Branson.
Brown. Bryan Casteel chappei Chas-
tain Cope, Crouch, fay, Deyerle. Du.
rant Durst Farley Ellis, Evans. ~
zard Faulkner. Fraser Harris. Hamis
non Of Ntecurbain, Hart Hawicus.
IIerdrlcksep, Hobby Holland Hud.
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Plet.rrsaus NewfoundIand

Newfoundland has been styled a
rough stone with no interior ard
doubtless TO the passenger on some All
lantic liner, seeing It's bold headland
jutimg out into the ocean. with Il.
weather beaten cliffs standing gray
and cold, the description may seem d
dtting one. But TO those who know n
well. Who have seen the fir clad val
leys, its clear lakes and streams aud
hillsides tinged with the red aud gold
OF autumn, It is o rough stone with q
very fair interlor-London strand.
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HOUSE JOURNAL
lcoutInuea LOON 20 sl

n
Mr. williams d comanche ravel
that nc House % Eot concur tacrin
Nr panbs mo d IS "a substitute
|thai fhe House 40 concur
Tho Banks motiop WAS ado9tel os
the following vote
Ayes Abbott Allen Anthony Ash
|by, Baldwin Ballard Bapks Beck
Bswdre Boyle Hranson chappeH
IDay 5eyerle. Earle Farley EMS
Eyans Ezzard, Fraser Harrison ol
Mccuran Hobby Holland lsddloa
ton, Jones lockwood Moore McAdoo
Mccauts, NoyeIl, o'Neui Nodergrait
Putaam, Railiff Sands shea. er slier
man skeen, Smith Of Custer snelson.
stagner Stone swcngle Tabor Tlno-
son. lItierback. yandayeer. yapdeyert
er watroas. Williams Of PuAbnsi =
ha. Wilson
Total ayes g.
Nays--Bsidwin. Briggs, Brown Bry-
an, Butcr chastain. Cope Durani.
Dpfst Harris Hart Hawkins IIend
riclEson. tIudaon, Iapp Jarrett, gesae
5Uhnggn sag Manor Martin Mur
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Nnt rhoae senerD.

"what were The hest six sellers wher
you were m New York; inquired the
Indiana literary expert of his prosaic
ncighbor
I'm blamed If know" was the lat.
ter's reply "As FAR as can remember
we only visited five OF 'em. an didn't
pay much attention TO their locations"
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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W. r Ward. of Dyersburg Tenn,
writes frhs Is TO certify that have
used Foley's Orino Laxative for chron-
Sc constipation. aud it hns proven with.
ont a doubt TO be a thorough practical
remedy for this trouble. and it is with
pleasure ! offer my conscientious ref
erence' For sale by G. r. Renfro,
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A F,arebask.

"Brudder Jones. II you didn't smoke
you might own brick house like what
I does
Look here. man, don't you come
pesterin Wit me like dat. You dldn'l
git dat brick house by not smokln
You got it by borrowin' nah newspa
per to read an nah clothes to wear
an nah yittles to eat. You may be
a fly Gnancier, but dat don't glib you
no license TO set UP fer a human copy
book"-St Louis Republic.
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Mrs. 3. T. Bowen Of Wayne w. NaY
wrtesi "a was sufferer from Kid
'ney disease SO tnat 90 times I could
mot got out OF bed and when did could
not stand straight ] took Foley =
Kidney Remedy One dollar bottle
and part of the second cured me en.
tirelyi Foleys kidney Remedy works
wonders where others are total
failure For sale by C x Rentro.
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NO HtJMptic

No humbug claims have to be made
for Foleys Honey and Tar the we'll
known icm w fer coughs colds and
lnhg troubles Tho fact that moro
bottles OF Foley Honey and Tar arc
use ! than Of any other cough remedy
is the best testimonial of its great
merit. Why then risk taking some un-
.knowu preparation When Foleys Hon
ley and Tar cots you no more and is
safe and sure. Foi sale by G. r. Rem
fro.
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Mea.urinn IN. Influence.

"why don't you come right out and
say you don't like that man who wants
to marry your daughterT'
"What fori" asked Mr. Cumrox
Hes popular enough with mother ant
the girls now Washington Star
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Goinq S>ome.

Fanning-So the family In the fiai
next yours has phonograph. eh? How
many records have they? Frlck-Heav,
en- only knowsl But they broke theil
best previous record hast Sunday by
hye hours and twenty-six minutes =.
Puck.
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Mrs S. Joyce. Claremont, NJ j.,
writes =" About a year ago I bought
Afo bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy.
1t cured me OF severe case OF kidney
trouble of several years standing u
cei4oinly is grand good medicine.
aud fthea-tily recommend il. For
sale lV G. IL Renfro
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lF you KNEW.

The merits OF the Texas Wonder
YOU would never suffer FROM kidney
bladder or rheumatic trouble. 81 bot
tie TWO menihs treatment, Sold by
Wallace drug store, call for testl-
m0ny
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Information G ncelning Roy Chase
"a lGyear-ola boy thar IS now in some
pari 81 Oklahoma viii be very much
appreciated hy his pagen,3- Address.
J T. Chase, 3o3 Tyler ST., Topeka,
kansas, %
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c.onauhnptives Made cowiortable.

Foleys Honey and Tar has cured
many cases of incipient consumption
and even in the advanced stages af-
fords comfort and relief Refuse any
but the genuine Foley's Honey and
Tar For sale ~ c. r. Renfro.
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Rich RED BLOOD
NATURES SAFEGUARD AGAINST DISEASE

Pure rich blood and free circulation the protection against
the diseases and disorders which constantly attacking physical
systems The healthy circulation of the blood prevents
disease germs and filters Of the system everything
beneficial the growth and development of the body all
life sioe kept by it. and every organ and bone
is dependent the blood for nourShment and strength
Healthy blood is filled with millions Of little corpusces These
minle particles furnish red color the carriers
neH and health the different parts of the body words the
veye and vazng OF the circulation The destruction Of
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the House adjourned n

The House adjourned until O'Clock
Tuesday morning
c. n. PfTTMAN.
Chief Clerk.
G. A. CROsSETT,
Minute clerk.
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Good kime to 90 a fishing now; get
your tackle at olsmlth'sl
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Od Sores and Ulcers are likewise dependent bad blood These
places are ker open a9d state OF irritation by the drainage OF pou-
ionwhch me blood continually dchagug them In fact there
arg eN ailments which aob be traced impure diseased blood and
oy aeguafs % kee9 te circulation strong healthy condition
~ a blood troubles s S has proven sel perfect remedy
ana universally recognized as the greatest o a blood purifiers II
goes down mo me uaton and removes a poSonS humors and
iaS and makes ms csuean pure and hesusanng tpuri-
hes ana strengthens weak dcieomied hood supplies with he health
iu Properties needs and establishes the foundation for good health
As tonic has no equal and viii be found especially adapted