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DRUGGIST, Tweezers for slivers 10c. Better get one, they are a thing "on a pinch." Gem nail cutters—trLns the quickly, evenly, neatly 2fc. ood nails Pistols pistol Undoubtedly the best niekle in town is sold here. 12 boxes of caps for a niekle—the best quality—the old reliable ones— the boys know them anyway. Fourth of July Headaches are not all from fire crackers and the smell of powder. There are several causes and on^ cure that does the business in 10 to 15 minutes. We expect to sell several hundred boxes of Ruby Headache Capsules between now and July 7th. Best plan is for each famiy to have a bex in the head of the family's vest pocket if its head wears a vest, auy way, get a box of Ruby "ILudach Canailles—"You'll be sorry if you see me' with a eeadache and without a box them. WORTHINGTON ADVANCE rtJBUSHBD IVKUT FRIDAY. U.HAWLEY, Editor POBL.1HHKD ETBBY FRIDAY AT WOKTIKNO TON. MINNESOTA. Terms of subscription: Three months 40 cts «lx months 75 ots one year $1.60. Invariably a advance. Persons receiving paper and not ordering the same will not be required to pay subscrip tion, whether papers are marked sample or not Clubblnn rales with nearly all the leading pa pers and magazines can be named on appiicu lon. Correspondence from all parts of the county solicited. Postage expense of the same will be paid by the publisher. When possible items for publication should reach this offlee on Tuesday of tlie week of publication. Rates for standing advertisements made known on application. Businesscards #6. a year. Local advertisements 5 cents per line each nsertlon. The can-that-goes-to-the-saloon is not the only "growler" in Chi cago, since the brewers added a dollar to the cost of each barrel of beer. The St. Louis Globe Democrat estimates that the labor strike that city has cost the city $257,375 in direct expense, to say nothing of the loss of life and property. Steel and iron establishments which have been shut down tem porarily are again starting up There has been no change in the prosperous condition of things merely a halt due to natural causes. It is said politicians who are carrying lightning rods should keep away from the section that was recently visited by an agent whose chief profit lay in the rais ing of figures on orders having the character of promissory notes Bryan's decision to refrain from making an oratorical campaign is due to the necessity of keeping quiet on the silver question. The contributions of $50,000 each to the republican campaign fund by three Utah delegates who four years ago were for Bryan and free silver indicates a change of heart out West that is as startling to democrats as it is gratifying to Republicans. Cannon Crackers! Dynamite Crackers! Torpedoes! ...Smokers Look fim... Regular old busters, the kind 1 cause heart failure. Exploded by their rwn weight— don't throw an arm off exploding, .these—you drop, they pop. A Resting Place for women" and children will be found at Humiston's Drug Store. Dozens of chairs will be there just for you to drop into and rest. It's the coolest place in town. It will take about 100() pounds of ice to keep it cool but it's going to be cool if we buy an ice house. flags! A flag almost as large as this daily paper (when its spread out) for a uu'kle. Has the right number of stars too—get your decorations here. Hundreds of yards of bunting, tri eolorwl and spangled. Worthington and Ellsworth, Minn. What is worse is that Bryan's bossism represents everything that is most fallacious in doctrine and utterance, and most danger ous to the peace, industry, pros perity and wellfare of the coun try. Nobody who understands this can support the democratic party while the menace lasts— no matter what the objections to the republican party. For the re publican programme, whatever its faults, doesn't lead to the pit of folly on main principles, nor straight into the valley of des truction.—Oregonian, Portland. TRY THE New Critic «se 5-cent Cigar MANUFACTURED BY EXPERIENCED WORKMEN. Ule Do« not Employ gbtap tabor. All our Cigars will smoke. An autopsy on the body of New York boy resulted in the of ficial finding that he was killed by an excessive use of cigarettes, al though the fact was educed that the boy had used camphorated oi as a beverage and hnd thus des troyed the lining of his stomach There is room for belief that it was the camphor and oil that kil led the boy, and not the cigarattes Tobacco is tobacco* in cigarette, cigar or pipe, and the harmful ness of its use depends upon how much is smoked, and how much smoke is inhaled. May sales of this brand 15,000 GQ TO STITSER'S AND GET SOMETHIMG TO KEEP THEM OFF! The new rule for waltzing prom ul gated by the Dancing Master* Association specifies that the gentleman shall offer his left hanc to the lady, who, if she feels in clined to dance, places her righu hand in the extended masculine hand. The ladies' right arm is slightly curved, the gentlemen'i arm being bent or ex'ended as re quired by the ladies' reach. The fingers of the gentleman's right are clustered and touch the lady at the waist line. Tne ladies' left hand rests on the gentlemean' arm a little above the elbow, Pre sumably when the caller says, "break away" the gentleman seats his pardner. STITSER, Worthington, Minnesota UllUUi4UU4U44UUi$U4U4U4iUU4U44UiUiU best. threT^8um FLIES! The Fence for FARMER! fence I ever saw. I intend The Champion Wire Fence Machine Is the Greatest Invention of the Age. The following are some of the reaqpns why the Champion Fence Ma chine is a universal favorite. It is no experiment—Itj has been thoroughly tOfitOCl* The wires can be stretched the full length of the fence desired befon commencing to weave. It will weave with ease double strands of No. 10 to 14 wire. in all its dealings. Yours respectfully, D. A. WINSTON. REFERENCES- OLD BARBED W1BE Address all communications to ..Champion Pence Machine S. S. Truax, Manager, UB de for you in— Dry Goods Underwear. Hosieiy. Muslins. Corsrtp. WORTHINGTON ADVANCE the ffi It makes the cable twist between the pickcts any number os twists ae sired—-not like some rock bsir machine, that can only make one full twist. This I i- i-i-. jn„orifoa is an important feature, for unless the twist is close to the picket and and the 8 spaee filled up, they will soon become loose. It is the simplest, cheapest and against public policy. It makes the fence at one-third the cost, three times as strong and five! Advices from the wheat fi ld« times as durable as board fencing. .. I of the Northwest are to the effect It makes a fence that cannot injure stock, and at the same time is aper feet protection against »'attle, hogs, rabbits and poultry. 1„ ., ,, It will keep your sheep safe, as no wolf or dog can jump it. 1 to the continued drouth, and that It is so simple in construction that any boy or ordinary farm hand can I the farmers are plowiug in the use it. It will do as much and as good work as any machine that costs from I itaU up youcan't afford to be without a Champion Fence Ma- out only a few inches above the chine. surface. The extent of the dis- If you want the best fence machine, read carefully what we say of our I farmera machine, designed to weave double strands of all wire or picket fence. IaBter L, D. Fowler, President Champion Fence Machine Co. I not magnified. The crop is ruin I have bought of your salesman, R.L. Fowler, one of vour machines ?qd ed have built a chicken fence, which I thick the most solid and substantial 1 making I find it makes the best fence made. I will say to all my farmer friends that I Red River Yalley, which gener are thinking of this is the machine you ttuy I have bought of your salesman, R.L. Fowled one^ oHhe Champion Ito Fence Machines, and have built six rods of fine galvanized arch top fence, at I worth harvesting it is too low for a cost of 55 ctents per rod, and think it the best fence I ever saw. The ma* I *li© machines to crathor it in anc chine not only builds lawn fences but builds the best of hog and stock fence, I which can be made out of your old barb wire. Have found the company I the farmers are plowing their honorable and fair in all their dealings., Respectfully, I fields and try in" to make the best L.D. Fowler, Resident Champion Fence^Machine Co. emergency. It is too late to Iibought of D. A. Grimes one of the Champion Fence Machines. I con-1 sider it the best investment I ever made. I can use all my old barb wire fori plwit their fields anil they are noli pickets and make an absolute hog fence. Can make lawn and stock fence, I in position even to to make use all kmds at very,small cost. The company has been^square and ^honorable We are now located with headquarters at Brown's livery bam, Worth ington. Machine and sample fence can be seen at thn barn, any day the week. Our representatives will call on the farmers of ihis and adjoining counties for the next thirty days and will shovwthe machine and the kind of fence we make. The New Store at Reading ...I KNOW... 71SZ You have but few spare moments to read and meditate over advertise ments, but put Hats. Caps. i* I L* ftl *'l Dnnt I LOIUHIDIcl Rail Exchange Nat I BdllK on you shopping list and come in and see what we can Crockery. Glassware. Chinaware. Flour. Axle Grease. Shirt waists. Wrappers. I would be glad to have you glance at the Grocery ai ments and note their excellence. A R. Mte The Democratic party held its convention in Louisville a few days ago and Senator Blackburn proposed the amendment or mod ification of the infamous Goebe election law. The amend ments proposed are to give the two parties equal representation on the election boards. Had such been a feature of the law at the last election, the democrats would not have won the election as they claimed, and Blackbnrn would not have been elected senator of the United States. It is rather late in the day to show repentance but repentance is good though it do come late, if it is only sincere. Here's one that applies to edi tors but the next question would be, what are editors worth any way. Some would declare them very valuable and others that they were a nuisauce. The man who rides on, a pass most be handled as tenderly as the man who pays, according to the decision of the United States court of. appeals, which holds that the stipulation on the backs of passes absolving the railroads is that the crop ig a CABLING, Iowa, May 4,189D| that the extent of the damage is a lot of hog fence out of my old bait) wire, over the Northwest, even in the MO I QQQ W. T. FOOTS. t|ie situation. There is noth ATLANTIC, Iowa, June 19,1899.1 ing else for them to do in the their wheat Lincoln, Jieb.lconsin. Lincoln, Nebraska. Groceries Fruit CannedGoods. Candy. Butter. Eg*®- Nuts. S O E S Gloves. I Mitts. Shirts. Ties. Collars. Lace, I Cookies qd Shoe Depart' mav possibly ,ne tarmera be magnified for speculative pur poses, but there is no disguising the fact that the grain crop wil be very short. The estimate that Minnesota and the two 0a kotas will together harvest only about 75,000,000 bushels of wheat as against 200,000,000 bushels last year and 225,000,000 bushels 1898. This is a tremendous fa ling off that means heavy loss to many farmers, in some cases amounting to ruin. even were it ]and for fodder crops, owing to the lack of seed. The loss to the farmers amounts to thousands of dollars in seec alone, as the value of the WufiKI wheat sown in the spring is gone and the loss will have to be dup Heated by the purchase of seed I enough to plant their fields next season.—Milwauk Evening Wis HINRlCKS & OLSON, Scientific and practical Horse Shoeing ...General Repairing.. Plow work and engine over neatly done. All work guaranteed. Iof o»*ar Larson. Hauling IV7rihingtont Minnesota For Sale. A good seven room house enquire 45 4t Excursion Rates. aly 3 and 4 the Burlington, Cedar Rafi. & Northern Railway will sell excur sion t. clccts at low rates to points within 200!-ilea of selling station good returning OSti aly 5 inclusive. /.•r ly to any agent of the "Cedar Rapids KTT 4 Jno. G. Farmer, A. G. P. T. A., B. C. R. & N. Ry Homeaeekers excursion tickets will be on the first and third Tuesdays of each month at all station of the Burlington, Cedar Rap ids & Northern Railway to various parts of the country at a low rate. Call on any agent of the "Cedar Rapids Route" or address Jno. G. Parmer, A. G. PT. A. B. C. R. & N. Ry. Cedar Rapids, Iowa. For the Prohibition national convential at Chicago June 27:28, the Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern Railway will sell round trip tlekets from all point at vtry favorable raves. £all on any agent of the "Cedar Rapids Route" Jbr full information. Jno. G. Farmet, A. G. P. & T. A. Take a .Vacation. Special excursions to C6lorado and Utah omfjune 20, July 9,17 and August 1, On above dates round trip excursion tick ets, limited for return to Oct. 31st, will be sold to Denver, Colorado Springs, Pueblo, 8alt Lake City and Ogden at the low rate of a SINGLE FARE plus $2. Call on any agent of the B., C. R. & N, RY, for tickets and full information, or address Jno. G. Farmer, A. G. P. & T. A„ B., C. R. & N. Ry. Cedar Rapid*, I*. If you want to buy farm or town property, I have good bargaina all thief time. M. £. LAWTON. tf A RELIABLE COMPANY. Read What Platte County Argus of Columbus, Neb., Says Feb. 13, 1»00. 18 in A farmer from North Dakota who was in Milwaukee yesterday, direct from the wheat fields, says not in pftrticular ca8es but al XT haa a fa.r yiel 1 rain or shine. l^e wheat is heading ont so near the 8round that Business men and farmers are so often imposed upon by oily tongued individuals utterly devoid of conscience selling some high priced article ab worthless after the salesman has gone as it seem ed wonderful under the magic of his manipulation that it is a rare pleasure indeed to find a company tho ughly reliable, represented by men of character and pleasing address, introducing an article whose great usefulness is more and more apparent as the weeks go by after the departure of the agent who made the sale. Such is the .Champion Fence Machine Co., of Lincoln. Neb.The irst week in January, D- A. Grimes, as manager, established leadquarters at the Clother house in Columbus and together with J, i. faiiure, gtunted grain whiclj owjng is heading Stanley, of Spickard, Mto., and V. H. Hill, of Auburn, Neb., be gan the work of introducing their excellent machine to the farmers round this city. The affable, hon est and straightforward bearing of these gentlemen has made them many friends at the hotel and in be country where they .have work ed and their leaving for another field of labor this week will be generally regretted. The pi evident of the company, L. D. Fowler, has come up from Lincoln to spend a few days with the men several times during their stay here and the general agent, W. H. Latta, of Washington, la., has been on field constantly for two or three weeks. Both gentlemen have striking perso nalities. unquestioned business abil ity, the energy necessary to conduct a large enterprise of this kind and the stamp os straightforward men They too will be greatly missed when thev are gone.| Between 300 and 400 of the fence machines have been sold tc the peo pie of Platte and adjoining counties duriug the last six weeks, and the letters which these gentleman carrj from purchasers, tell of the great satisfaction wbich they give. Several men with teams represent ing the Champion Fence Machine Co. under the supervision of S. Traux, manage,r are canvassing Nobles and adjoining counties wit! headquarters in his city. They wil come well recommeded and they cer tainly have a good machine at a rea sonable price. Rev. Covell will preach at Brews ter Sunday morning at 10:30, Eik Center at 2:30 p. m. and at Reading at 7:30 p. m. tf GRAND ZOOLOGICAL DIS PLAY. Ringllng Bros.' Menagerie the Largest and Finest in the World. Ringling Brothers' menagerie is the finest zoological collection in the world. Many innovations in the way of arrangement have been introduced, thus adding to the effectiveness of the display, and simplifying the oppor tunities for study. The vast menagerie pavillion is laid out like a zoological garden. In the center is the pachy dermium, in which is exhibited the largest herd of elephants ever seen in the western hemisphere. There are twenty-five of these interesting and powerful beasts, ranging from the tiniest of baby elephants to a pair o, the largest proboscidians in the worl In the middle spaces are also display ed the various 1^ animals, including a score of Arabian and Bactrian cam els, water buffaloes, sacred cattle, and dwarf ponies. The cages line the out er walls, and the several species are arranged in such away as to readily illustrate the radical "differences be tween the herbivorous and carnivor ous beasts. The amphibia are repre sented by a remarkable collection of hippopotami, sea lions, seals and oth er water-frequenting animals, exhibit ed in huge aquaria with constantly flowing water. The aviary comprises nearly a score of mammoth gold-il luminated cages, in which are exhib ited an unrivalled ornithological dis play, comprising the brightly-plum aged birds of every land. The child ren's menagerie, vith its tiny cages of wild animals, has been augmented by a complete exhibit of simians, from the diminutive ring-tailed monkey to the almost human anthopoid apes. In addition to those already enumerated, there are hundreds of other curious wild animals, including a ferocious bi horned rhinoceros, a magnificent specimen of the multi-natured horned horse or gnu, a manlike Congo chim panzee, snow white polar bears, a den of black tigers, ferocious lions, sinu ous tigers, and other interesting beasts, the whole comprising a display impossible to duplicate anywhere on earth. Ringling Brothers' menagerie is a worthy introduction to the great show for which it forms a maipmoth vestibule. The famous O'Brien sixty one horse act, the elephant brass band, Lockhart's elephant commedians, the international exhibit of high-bred rac ing stock, the beautiful menage rid ing of Madam Noble and Miss Allie Jackson, the feats of horsemanship by an incomparable company of lady and gehtleman equestrians, the un rivalled aerial performances of the Fisher Family, Mile. Tumour, Alvo, Boise and Pickard, and Mons. Le Fleur the acrobatic sensation of the marvellous DaComas—these are but a few of the superb features that are to be seen only with this great show. The free street parade, a magnificent gratuitous spectacle in thirty mon ster sections, which takes place at ten o'clock in the morning of Thursday July 6th, and the brilliant introduct ory devertissement, "The Last Days of the Centurv," are the most replen dent spectacular displays ever organ jzed. 3 4 3 The Champion Leads! For threshing and separating grain and flax the- Robinson machine Can't be be beat! Worthington, cm ITpRKWS THB B£CR MO PUSH., CUT THE WHEELS WILL NOT LIFT FROM THE GROUND. In test with other machines the CHAMPION proved it self superior to all othets on every point. Call and Examine and we will explain the points toyout satisfaction. All kinds of wood and machine repairing. -^-^Saxon & Amondson. KINO OF THRESHERS.... FOR SALE BY Dr. Moore brought into this office Friday a sample of corn, measuring 48 inches in length, and barley meas uring 46 in length. He also has an exhibition at the bank some oats, 30 '®ng and timothy, 30 inches long. These were grown on the Mr. Moore's farm three miles north of town, oc cupied by G. Foster Moore and area credit to the science of agriculture. mistakes -OF— Admiral Dewey's LIFE in transferring to his wife and the Catholic church his elegant home in Washington, donated him by the American nation, and so much commented upon by the press and pulpit, was not, we say, as serious as the one made by people of Worth ington and vicinity, who do not let the undersigned sell them a a first class musical instrument and ditto sewing machine, when you can buy it after examining same and in advice of your mu sic teacher, select where you can get the best bargain. Organs and sewing machines repaired. Extra parts always obtainable. I make collections and doubt ul accounts my specialty. CAROLUS O. PETERSON, Notary Public, Worthington, Minn. Phone main call 4. Office at residence. 4 for the want 3 9 3 3 3 Fireworks Tfcte Draws Ike Bar. Added Tractl®*. The Robinson J. S. FIRTH, Agt. mttm MISS STELLA CHENBY, MINN Teacher of Piano and Organ, Hold certificate from best conserva tory in Europe. TERMS: 75c per lesson. JJ.OO per month, 1 lesson per week. $5.00 per month, 2 lessons per week. Fifth Avenue, between 11th and 12th streets. WORTH INGTOK MINN. Glorious News Comes from Dr. D. B. Cargile, of JVashita, I. T. He writes: "Four bot tles of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs. Brewer of scrofula, which bad caused her great suffering for years. Terrible sores would break out on her head and face, and the best doctors could give no help but her cure is complete and her health is excellent." This shows what thousands have proved—that Electric Bitters is the best blood pur ifier known. It's the supreme reme dy for eczema, tetter, salt rbewm, ul cers, boils ond running sores. It stim ulates liver, kidneys and bowels, ex pels poisons, helps digestion, builds np the strength. Onlv 50 cent. Sold by tfay Humiston. Guaranteed. Wvvrs? —Ti5it nan ir w-nii travel for large house salary S65 monthly and expenses, with increase position permanent inclose self ad dressed stamped envelope. MAN AGER, 330 Caxton bldg.. Chicago. 20-16 A. C. TODD, PROPRIETOR OF Lake View Livery and Feed Stable Third Avenue, Rear of Lake View Hot. I. 'Phone 57 Worthington, Minnesota Our supply is such that patriotism will not be lacking of material to make a— NOISE Don't forget we sell soda water. THE NEW DRUG STORE, F. M. HICKMAN, Prescriptions carefully filled. 6 6 6 6 fr. 6 6 6 6 6 & 6 6