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j& J® 1 :^MI .wl '•^1 prf. BPiiV, J' ..v^l •3"' •r./ "Vsl :t^l •ter: K*'. KLIMEB BALE TIES. T: & -':-1 IU..V M. --1 pjst V'-Sl &'•" I* A* I S^'i I I nished when requested- Give us a*CalI, Worthington Hay Company, .WHOLESALE DEALERS IN. BALED HAY, GRAIN, FEED and SEEDS. FRED MASON, Manager. WORTHIMG TON, MINNESOTA JOHN TUTHILL Office at H. E. Torrance's Store. "IS® I6tf %v\wLumber Co. C. H, SIBLEY, Manager. S S 0 0 0 Lumber & Building Material. 0 0 Lime, Cement, Brick, Stone, Hard & Soft Coal, Wood. Estimates of cost of Building Material cheerfully fur- 1 Do you Eat Meat? The CITY MEAT MARKET| —Keeps a choice line of— Wresh and Salt Meats Constantly on hand. Oysters, Fish and Game in Season. -AT- Day Nichols9 You will find a Complete assortment of Jewelry, Musical Instruments, \7f|I TH DAV will look trim and tip top, if he is x/^lv clothed—back. lees, head and clothed—back, legs, head and feet—with The Hub's "HEAD TO FOOT" *C 00 BOY'S OUTFIT FOR It's an unusual offer—includes A FULL SUIT OF CLOTHES, 5 Sent on receipt of price, orC. O. Rrfift pilfDnieti the United States if 9x.ao refund the purchase pric* THE HUB, '•h WOLVEN A DAVIS. $5J Ages $ to IS years—every thread all wool —double breasted coat—pants made with double knees—double seats—taped (will outwear 2 pairs of the usual kind)—A Stanley cap, made like illustration—to match the suit—and A Pair of Shoes of solid leather, first-class, strong and neat, —the entire head-to-foot outfit for llHlgfii, VV a' CASH $5.00. DR. DM. GRAHAM —AT THE Worthington Hotel, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, March 29th and 30th. Introducing the— "New German Method" Rectal Genito-Urinary DISEASES A SPECIALTY, CONSULTATION FREE! The Doctor is a graduate of three of the best Medical Colleges in America. Familiar with all schools of practice. Has had 25 years exper ience in treating chronic diseases, and brings to you the ripened fruit of 7 years' experience and training in the best Hospitals of New York Philadelphia and Chicago. By the "New Ger man Method" the treatment of Chronic Dis eases has been REVOLUTIONIZED. Bring in your so-called Incurable cases. No case taken unless GUARANTEE of cure can be given. I can most cordially and cheerfully recom mend Dr. Graham to anyone suffering from 9 genito-urinary weakness and kidney disease. His "New German Method" has done more for me in thirty days than all the means tised for years. ROBERT STABMBB. Rochester, Minn., Dec. 30,1893. THE WORTHINGTON ADVANCE RBD WING, Minn., Jan. 10,18W, DR. GRAHAM:—30 days' use of your "New German Method" makes me feel like a new man. It does the work and no mistake. It has more than redeemed every promise you made. GEO. GORMAN. Catarrh, Lung, Liver, Stomach, Nervous and Skin Diseases, Files, Fissure, Fistulse and Sexual Weak ness, in both sexes, promptly and permanently cured. "Rupture Permanently Cured" by the best Rupture Specialist in Al XT seams ... the Northwest. No pain, no.oper- ation, no loss of time, win be with Dr. Graham, Cure guaran- teed- Go and see him. Will be in Worthington, Thurs- ition to any part of day from 2:30 p. m. to Friday Mftlufactory we agree to 3,*00 p. m., March 29 and 30. include 65c postage. AGO, ILL. tamlJMlMorttt*- WASHINGTON NEWS Senator Colquitt, of Georgia, who has been lying at the point of death,is slight ly improved. .Congressman Chi Ids has been Instruct ed to report favorably a bill for a new district federal juci, for Chicago. It has been decided by the house agri cultural committee to report favorably Hatch's anti-option bill as amended. '{secretary Ores I mm charges Great, ain with dereliction in presenting legisla tion concerning the Boring sea dispute. Chicago merchants, say they can suc cessfully compete with New York in fur nishing Indian supplies for the govern ment. The Boatner resolution to take the Union Pacific railroad litigation out of the hai^ds of the department of justice and to prosecute it by special counsel still rests with the committee on judi ciary, but Chairman Reilly of the house committee on Pacific railroads says he is cbnfident of securing control of the reso lution when the question is again called up. IMPORTANT LAND CASE. tn the case of tihe state of Washington against John G. McBride, which is, per haps, the most important case ever be fore the general land office, the contro versy being over a mineral placer claim adjoining Tacoma valued at between 83. 000,C00 and ?4,000,000. Secretary Smith' held that a hearing is necessary to deter mine the value and extent of the alleged deposits, and orders a thorough prospect ing of the land. CLEVELAND HAS SEIGNIORAGE BILL. Chairman Pearson of the house com mittue on enrolled -bills presented the Bland silver seigniorage bill to Private Secretary Thurber, who receipted for it in the president's name Monday after noon. The constitutional ten days' lim itation within which it must be signed or vetoed if at all did not begin to run until Tuesday, however, as fractions of days are not counted. Very speedy action on the part of the president is not expected. TO INCREASE THE VETO POWER. Representative De Armond of Missouri has introduced in the house a resolution amending the constitution so as to em power the president to veto any one or more items of an appropriation bill. It is well known that frequently the chief executive finds provisions on these bills that are objectionable to him, yet rather than sacrifice the numerous items which would result from a veto he signs the bills and they become laws as a whole. RESTRICTION OF IMMIGRATION. The house committee on immigration has under consideration and will proba bly report with a favorable indorsement a bill for the restriction of immigration, introduced by Representative Curtis of Kansas. It provides both an educational and property qualification and requires that every immigrant admitted to the United States over 15 years of age must be able to read and write his native lan guage. In addition to this every head of a family must have at least 1500 in cash, every single man 1300 and every single $100. NEW PENSION MEASURE. The house committee on invalid pen sions is devoting some attention to a bill which makes it unlawful for any person willfully to communicate or cause to be communicated to United States officials performing duties connected with pen sions any false statement with intent thereby to defeat or suspend the granting or payment of pensions to any pensioner or applicant. The bill was introduced by Chairman Martin. COLLECTING PACIFIC RAILROAD DEBTS. Representative Reilly of Pennsylvania, chairman of the house committee on Pa cific railroads, says that he considers the collection of the government debt from the various Pacific roads one of the idost important questions now before congress, not excepting the tariff and finance is sues. The amount involved is about 1135,000,000. Some action is absolutely necessary. The committee on Pacific railroads is considering various measures .. ill have hearings by all partiesln .erosLud. INCREASE IN^GOLD PRODUCTION. Production of gold throughout the world of ?150,000,000 for the calendar year 18S3 is.the latest estimate of the bureau of the mint. The gold production of 1893, as revised in the last report of the mint bureau, was $138,861,000. The increase of $11,000,000 will be mainly furnished by the United States, South Africa and Russia. The figures for the United States indi cate an increase of $4,000,000 over those for 1892, the increase in South Africa will be about $6,000,000, in Russia about half a million, and in Australia .also about half a million. —Justice court summons at the ADVANCE office. Full Circle, SOLDfBY WORTHINGTON, I aammmm Brit From now on I will sell my stock, consisting of aCORN grows Double Stroke, Watches, Rings, Chains, JEWELRY. CLOCKS and SILVERWARE AT COST! I mean just what I say, and no hum-bug' -DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF- MINI! MATEKIAL COAL & WOOD FARM MACHINERY WORTHINGTON, MINNESOTA. W. I. HUMISTON F. L. HUMISTON. W, I Humiston & Co. —Dealer in HARDWARES Charter Oak Stoves and Ranges, HEATING STOVES, We4 also do all kinds of tin work, and plumbing. Call and see our big Stock of Stoves.- ALL STYLES AI«J f.i: FOR EVERY MB 0" The celebrated Peerless Garland hasfno equal as a heater and is guaranteed to give satisfaction. 1 also have a complete line of Round Oak heaters and Garland Heaters. CAIyl^ AXD SEE THEM. MOST RAPID BALER MADE. Continuous Baler. "ill W The Jeweler. 7.12 jC.JUKt- Cnausrc v/tmitatioMJ MINNESOTA.