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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-04-23

certain that he would have to return 70
England, and perhaps to Ireland, to settle up
nus business. His movements were upcer.
tam. Both the gentlemen then wished the
herald correspondent good evening" sna
went to visit the We.tmorelsnd and Rich.
mohd clubs, where the captain will be pre.
sented to the leading men. socially and BRO.
fessionally, of the city. paw
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The widow Brewn Fund

San Francisco, April 2l.-The fund raised
oy. the exertions OF the Chronicle for
relief of the widow of old
'oun Drown now amounts TO
ever Si,oo0' and contributions amount to
ABOUT 500 day. The colored people of
this city are getting up fund, and in many
cities through the state Subscriptions have
been started. There is now no doubt that
enough will be raised to pay oft the mort.
gage and leave handsome cum besides.
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East Line & Red River R. R.,
Time Card No, 2,

Taking effect Monday, March II, 1881.
west-bound. JEFFERSON. East bound,
400 p. m. Depart. Mali. :. Arrive 1910 a, IN .
100 q. m. Depart Fight Arrive $40 ID. m ,
DAINGERFlELD.
$40 p. m. Depart. Mall Depart 7.5s q. m,
1910 u, IN. Depart. Fright. Depart l.l5 n. Ia,
PITTaBURG.
7:l5 p. IN. Arrive. Mail Depart $50 q. m
II 80 a. m. Arrive. Fright. Depart $500 p. IN
1885 p. m. Depart. Mall Arrive $3.50 u. m
l23 y. m. Depart. Fright, Arrive 800 d, m
WINSBORO.
$3.50 o. m. Depart. Mall. Depart 6.lb y. m ,
1855 p. m. Depart. Fright Depart II :i5 q. IN .
SULPHUR SPRINGS.
l0:l5 p. m. Depart. Mail. Depart $3.50 q. IN.
4aO y. IN. ID part. Fright. Depart 0:i5 u m,
GREEENVILLE
l2:n5 a. m. Arrive. Mail Depart 200 a, IN.
7:i5p. m, Arrive. Fright. Depart G;i5 a. IN
Connections: AT Greenvllle with the Mo.
Pacific railroad for all points In the northwest;
at Pittsburg with the Texas Il 1t. l.. railroad
for Gilmer, Mt. Pleasant and Tyler; at JEFF
ierson with the Texas Il Pacific railroad for
81. Lonis and all pointe east south and SOUTH
east Passenger train run, daily except sun
day. JNO. II. FLYNN,
General Manager.
y. RAINEY, Jn.,
Gen. Ticket and PSss. Agt., Jefferson, Tex.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

EIoR EXCII Angela few interests in min
1 ingclaims In CIR mt county, New Mexico,
for good Texas lands. Address W q Currle,
Shakespeare, New Mexico.
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NORTH, EAST a..

Trains arrive and leHUt LII EAST
follows; No Small and es,stin sta,,or a.
MI No 4maii and express IL arr, ssau0n az
Connections-.At Texarkaha o. a,vn ats Nv
on st. Louis, Iron Mountain &,tSS , Sx q. ~.
all points North, East and SoutfR' W. viat ,ns
view junction and Mineola, wifi a, Ior
International Railroad for Tyle,rs,roo
Houston, Austin, Galveston snd SPILLS Ior
At Dallas, with trains OF the HOusfsssne'
Central R'w'y, for Corsicana, Mexia, Tnio,
Waco, Calvert, Bryan, Hampstead, cxas
and all points In Middle and Southern
At sherman, with II. 4 I. q. R'y, rh
points on the line fthat road. At Fort W;
With stages for all points In Western Tel
a. Shreveport, with Red River steamers
New . rlcans. Pullman's Palace Sleeping c
from Fort Worth, Dallas and Sherman to
Louis. Any information In regard to ra.as
freights or passage, time and connections "
be cheerfully given on application TO G
Noble, Gen'l Supt, Marshall, Texas, W.
Newman, q. +. A.. Marshall, Texas or r.
thompson g. p. & T. A, Marshall. Texas
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Rev. Drs. Jeter, Broaddus, Dickln' on-Bap.
mony of men Of national fame ana 81 strictest
Of speech. II 10 not too much to say that no
medicine ever had such support In lite favor as
aspecifc The word Of any one Of the emil
nent divines who underwrite this antdote to
witness joined with the'experimented use and
the approval of the preparation by well known
physicians removes all doubt. 1t Ia beyond all
question u wondered therapeuticsl agent
Editors Religion = AID, Va.
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LOST.


r OST--On the night Of April 9th. grey
IL mare, aboutl5 hands high. years old,
an almost invisible brand on the left Shout
der, scar on the right hip, rope marks on the
hind legs, and a hard lump on the In side of the
right ankle joint O. will he paid for in,orm
ton that will lead TO the recovery of said
mare. Jas. Mckeand, 1901 Elm ST., Dallas.
apr2S ct
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PRICE sb GENTS PER hottie.

For sale by all druggists and country mer
THOMPSON, GEORGE q CO., Sole Agents,
Dallas and Galveston.
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Il 1.-THE business house now occu-
L. pied by Erwin & Co., 403 Elm stu Get, Will
be for rent on the first Of April Apply to John
Browning, 1857, Elm street.
E,Ok kENT-The Bennett hide house in rear
i of John Potts grocery store, In front OF
Pacific depot. Suitable for n produce store;
will hold 8, 600 bushels of corn. For particu-
lars, inquire OF John Browning. 1857 Elm st
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FOR SALE.

EN0R SALE-Part on time. A neat resi-
Il dencs rooms, situated on Olive street
between Pecan and Live Oak streets. House
tern and fencing. Apply to j. IL. Davis 4 Co.
100 Lamar street apr23 lw
dor sAI.E-Fine Spanish Merino Backs
~ and Ewes; also graded sheep. Sound.
Wool last clip, 80 cents per pound. For par
Taylorsville, Williamson Co, Tex apr23 2t
ENOR sALE-BOis ID Arc poets. Inquire or
IL address, John Webb Il Co. Forney, Texas.
apr22 I'm
NOR SALE. "A few half canopy suits at re-
l. duced prices at Billinglon's Furniture
store. Also large stock of all kinds of Furni.
ture- ever, thing at bargain.
NOR SALE, on easy terms "A few choice
l. residence lots (of any size) in Peaks ad-
dition, near the Fair Grounds. The most
beautiful lots about Dallas. Apply to Thos.
Field, 405 Elm street.
IfOR SALE Brick store No. GIL Elm street;
l. brick st re No. FOL, corner of Elm and
College streets; cottages, rooms each, Nos
l4i4 and lti8 Elm street, and 1883 and 1885
rooms aud clubhouse of two rooms, Nos. 1881,
l43j and 1888 Elm street. Also, valuable
lands in Dallas and other counties. Hunt,
Lathrop Il Hayes, attorneys-at-law, No. go
Main street, Dallas. Apll-tf.
lIOR SALE OR MISUNDERSTANDING lands
L In Jack. Pamela aud San Augustine coun.
ties. Also, q fine improved farm In Collin
county, within three miles of Allen station.
VIII sell or trade on easy terms the above
named property. For further particulars, adj
dress. w. 7. COOKER. Allen Station.
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nor SALE. "A few half canopy suits at re-
l. duced prices ut BillingrOn's Furniture
store. Also large stock of all kinds of Furni.
ture- ever, thing at a bargain
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FOR RENT.

nor RENTING rooms, up stairs, 7i7 Elm
! street. Apply to f. h. Hughes, IA Elm
street. aprll2.tf
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lob Printing IN Colorv

The HxRALp STEAM Jon PRINTING OrricE
Ia now turning out nome OF the most beautiful
}c0 woIx "a So nn Ver eS nv IN nexas.
PnINTiSa OFFICE.
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Bishop d. 8. Dogaett, Southern Methodist:
II is an excellent corrective of Indip estion.
have.used 1t with prompt and beneficial re-
suits.
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Waco, Texas, May %, 1873.
Polk, Miller Il Co.-Please find enclosed 81,
for which wish you TO send me at once Its
value In your excellent Vest Pocket Dyspepsia
Cure, My wife IL very vi and Il is the only
thing that helps her thau can find. Yours,
DAVID II. DAVIS.
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Messrs. Polk, Miller 4 o.:
Gents Enclosed please find 10 cents, for
which please send by return mall two bottles
Vest Pocket Cure. think II Is the best medi-
lcine for dyspepia ever tried. The two bottles
I send for are for two other parties.
Respectfully, GEO. ELLIOTT,
NavasOta. Grimes Co, Texas,
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DIR. 8. EAGAN.

Having permanently located In Dallas, re.
spec tmhy offers his professional services 10
the community.
Residence, Grand. Windsor hotel.
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"ANTED--Flv hundred tie and wood.
wv choppers to chop between Denton and
Whitesooro. Timber good, never having been
worked Country high, dry and healthy. APP
ply to Adams & Leonard's bank, at Dallas, Or
X. s. Rosser, at headquarters, midway be-.
tween Denton and Pilot Point
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WANlED-A arst.class car,iaSs na;n;o.
w and number one wood wort p"in E,
9nlre or address, VIM. Los9 m and yio
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WANrFD-A gentleman whSintends ,is,,
w Ing Louitvllle, Lexingto', and othsr
pSny some sses no s3on d. dss TO accom-
dress, T. U, Box, No. 253 east; au-
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w ANTED--At Grand Win dsor Eo,aT
w thoroughly competent houseksmsr
apr2l II j, H, BRITTON peGgC;
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MISCELLANEOUS wANTs.

VTYANTEO-A ,nol :, --~--7l-@1--~-~--@->~
w work. Good SoI' w sSoema ak, for custom
ploymsess,' j. 7. sullivSa, Corsicsna. Tes ss
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M AN TED-Men and women to engage M +
w pleasant and profitable bu siness. Fo
particulars call at 703 Main street, second floor
rooms
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"ANTED AT the st. George hotel, at
w once. Grst.clsss walters. aprl9
"ANTED-30i teams. Wages "a per day
w For free ilroad transportation call at
once ON Il. Carney, Grand Windsor Hotel, or
La. Anri-.
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WANTED-ro exchange a half acs Ia,
w with four room house on sam s sT,'
ualeo IN the cedars, for larger houstsnd
town. Apply to No. -4S Elm Street apr2eet.
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Editor Richmond Christian Advocate:
This remedy is Of tried virtue. Ihave gee,
dyspepsia cured completely by 1t. iteeemsi,
be an antid0te to our "natIonal disease.
The ingredients are not kept by the apotheca
ries and have boon difficult to get.
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Rev. Robert Watts. A. NJ, Va:
have used the mixture In my family for
ten years, and have taken 10 for n dyspepsia
collie which ireatened my life, and was cur d
eating any diet without hurt hsve recon-
mended II TO other sufferers with the happiest
results. 1t IL the best tonic and corrective
ever knew. For prostration from dyspepsia
or liver disease IL Is Invaluable.
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WANTED-In frst-class family a whit,
W. woman To cook and do general honsel
work. Apply to ZINE VERY FINE"
anrlq luz
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-10-07
An Uncleriosl Argument.

Mr.. Ash, commonly known ms Bishop
Ash, Of Mapleton, got into II little dis
pute with Ock. Mosier, of the same
place, one day this week, and when all
of the bishops arguments by word Of
mouth were utilized trying to produce
IN impression on Mosier had failed,
then the bishop tried knOck-down ar
gumcnt with billet of wood, for which
indiscrction he was arrested and brought
before his honor, Judge Clark. Several
witnesses were examined on both sides,
the State being represented by William
N. Plymat, ESD, in an able and exhaust
i've argument lasting four hours, while
the defense was protected by Attorney
Berry, who made an Hcrculean effort,
a Ia Daniel Webster, for his client, but
the immaculate couldn't see it, and con-
cluded by pronouncing the bishop
guilty, and remanded him to the cold
interior of the bastilc because he could
not ante up SEQ to liquidatc the costs
and fine,
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The special session of the Legislature
will convene next Tuesday, the 18th
October, for the purpose of adjusting
tho payment of the old railroad bonds
in other words, to accept or reject
Chamberlain l. Cos proposition OF
fifty cents on the dollar in lieu of Their
claims. The question is n much vexcd
one, and has been SO thoroughly dis
cusaod from every standpoint by the
intelligent citizens of the State, as to
become in u measure nauseating. Some
few are in favor of paying them, dollar
for dollar; Others are DESTROYS of accept
ing the bond-hOlders proposition;
Others favor settling them ut less per
cent. others think all the actual labor
performed under the original contract
should he paid for; Others favor the
paying of all the bonds issued prior to
the States repudiating them, while
others favor the rejection Of principal
and interest entire. There is no one
who is familiar with the question but
has formed m opinion of his own, how
the bonds should be disposed Of, while
the greatest difficulty is to establish n
basis for settlement satisfactory to all.
The presumption is that the holders of
the bonds do not want the Legislature
to accept their proposition, because
they think that they can ultimately re-
cover the full amount, principal and
Whether they can, Or not,
we are not able to Judge.
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he Of GOOlt Cheer.

There is one remedy which has proved
itself to be priceless boon and true
friend to suffering humanity. 1t has
saved thousands of nervous, debilitated,
hcadaching mortals to lives Of useful
ness and the full enjoyment Of robust
health. If you are weak, nervous and
dcbiIitatcd or suffer from indigestion
and dyspepsia, you make serious mis-
take and do yourself great injustice if
you fail to try this excellent medicine.
You will find it perfect panacea for
all your troubles. In few weeks time
your shattered nervous system will be
restored to natural and healthful con-
dition, all symptoms of dyspepsia and
indigestion disappear, and the possibili-
ty of paralysis, apoplexy, and other dis
orders that lead to sudden death, will
be removed forever. This meritorious
compound is preparation of Iron and
essential vegetable tones. 1t is the
only preparation OF Iron that does not
give headache or blacken the teeth. 1t
is called Browns Iron Bitters. Demand
it of your druggist, and take no substi-
tutc. 1t will give the greatest satistac'
tion, for its effects are lasting, and not
temporary, as Is the case with alcoholic
preparations. Browns Iron ;sitters
contain no acknowledgement
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Mr.. d. Il. Owen has been superseded
by Edwin Bradley, Esq, of this city, ai
deputy revenue collector. Mr.. Bradley
commission dates from the 18th of this
month. Mr.. Owen has made faithful
and efficient officer, and has had the ap
pointment just long enough to taste the
sweets of official life. The mantle has
fallen upon the shoulders Of one well
qualified for the position, and live, en-
ergetic Republican. like his predecessor
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The Hateful Year.

This is Mother Symptoms year of fate,
and although it may not bring the world
to an end, yet it is doing its level best
to that end. We have prOdigies
celestial and terrestrial without number
The sun has been covered with spots :;
five comets have appeared in the sky;
the monarch of the largest empire has
been assassinated; the president of the
greatest republic has been brutally and
foully murdered; the sun has been blaz-
ing at one half the earth for three
months, while the rain has drenchcd the
other half, and after destroying the crops
of two continents has apparently cndeav-
ored to burn up what was left. Along the
coast of New England they have been
burning gas in midday; half of Michi-
gan has been swept by forest fires, which
spared neither villages, crops nor human
lives; Canada has been in a blaze
through all her primeval woods; the
lakes were covered with Il veil of smoke
which made navigation dangerous and
disastrous; cyclones have swept out of
existence towns and villages, there are
wars and rum0rs Of wars in eastern Eu
rope; Il volcano broke out in Nevada,
and sharks and other monsters of the
deep have been caught by hook and line
from the docks of New York. The
Pioneer Press ring has been ''bustcd;" AN
attempt is being made to pay the old
railroad bonds of this State; Bill Kings
big balloon, filled with gas and news
paper reporters, died in COW pasture
near st. Paul, and the Democratic party
of this county is crying rctrenchment.
There appears no rest under the sun, and
insanity is becoming epidemic, AS if the
gods, wishing to destroy the race, Were
first making them all mad.
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HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.

1t seems stranges that any one will
suffer from arrangements brought on by
impure blood, when SCOVILLS' SAR-
SAPARILLA AND STILLINGIA, or
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP, will
restore health. It's the BEST BLOOD
PURIFIER ever discovered, eilectually
curing Scrofula, Syphilitic disorders,
Weakness of the Kidneys, Erysipelas,
Malaria 4; all Nervous disorders and
Debility, Bilious complaints, Diseases
of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach,
Skin, etc. 1t corrccts indigestion. A
single bottle will prove to you its merits
as health renewcr, for it ACTS LIKE
A CHARM.
DIR. ROGERS VEGETABLE Worm
SYRUP instantly destroys WORMS and
removes all SecretiOns.
BAKERS PAIN PANACEA cures
pain in Man and Beast. Use externally
and internally and find relief.
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Baptist Anniversaries.

The Minnesota Baptist Anniversaries
were in session at st. Paul this week.
Among the number participating we
noticed several Mankato people. Mrs.
j. +. Merriam, wife of our Baptist min
lister, was one of the committee on reso-
lutions. Rev. w. Whitney, formerly a
Baptist minister at this place, but now
General missionary Of the State,
preached, and Mrs. Ellerbe participated
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PrepOnderating Facts.

While the majority of farmers in Blue
Earth and adjoining counties are devo-
ting their attention almost exclusively
to wheat raising, the Iowa farmers come
and buy up all the young cattle of the
former, drive them home, feed them their
cheap corn, tatten them for market and
then ship them back through the entire
length of this State and sell them to the
st. Paul dealers as Iowa corn fed cattle.
when in fact the cattle are raised in Min
nesOta, but fattened on corn raised in
Iowa
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Home Again.

Mcssrs. Thompson, Paddock and Ran
som returned from the mountains in Mon.
tana the first of this week, looking
grizZlcd and tanned, but nevertheless
hearty and happy. They left their cattle
in charge ofsate hands until their return.
Mr.. Thompson,in speaking of the country
on Tongue river, says its value is in it,
superiority for grazing, and in fact the
entire country around the Black Hill,
and in Montana is fit for farming onl,
where irrigation can be used.
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CHURCH NOTES,

Synopsis of sermon preached at the
Congregational church, Sunday, Octo-
Der 2:
Text-First Epistle of John, second
chapter and fourth verse:
81 have written to you, young men
because you are strong"
First--The apostle would write unto
these young men to encourage them in
doing their work mantully, using all
their strength.
Second-He would write to help them
by his own experience.
Third-He would write to show his
joy that there were strong young men tt
support the cause that he had WORKED
for.
Fourth--To congratulate them OH tn.
work before them.
ApPILcATION.-The same lessons arr
for the young men Of to-day. That
with courage they may do their work
like men, working for God and human
ity, looking for reward in the glory O
the work and in Gods fear now and for
ever. What the church needs, what hu
mainly needs to-day to do Gods work
is strong men, and what strong men ncct
more than anything else, is to do thi
work.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1881-10-07

Mrs. FOulke has returned from
Chicago with one of the finest displays
Of millinery goods ever seen in the west
She has an array of beaver and felt
bonncts which are perfect gems, too
beautiful for any thing-exccpt a well
filled purse. Plumes without number,
and of the most exquisite shades hats
in such quantities and variety as to
cause the exclamation of, Twill wonders
never cease z" In jet goods, nothing
finer was ever seen, while her stock OF
yarns of all kinds is unsurpassed.
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Owing to the large advance in most
commodities required in every family,
as well as the short crop of hay, its high
price and the bad condition in which il
has been secured, our city milkmen have
advanced the price of that indispensable
commodity to six cents per quart. Mr..
Clark. being asked sharply 10y one of
our inquisitives ii that was Tot rather
high, As sharply retorted with this capt.
tai double-eniendre: How can We at
ford milk for less, when water is so
hiot3"
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VALLEY Cry, ID. r., June IA, 1881

HI4I4E CHA &c y "dfIC II, roVf
Aliens Iron Tonic Bitters have sold
well during the two years that | have
handled them, and have yet to hear
of an instance where they did not give
perfect satisfaction. l can Conscientious
iy recommend them to he worth fully
what is claimed for them.
II. &. HONRN, Druggist.
For sale in Mankato by N. Webster,
Druggist.
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For the Fall Of 1881.

We are now opening II complete stock
of Dry Goods, consisting of all the latest
shades of Dress goods and trimmings,
black and colored Casllmeres, Silks,
Surahs, Vclvcts, Pushes, Cloakings'
Cassimeres, Waterproofs, Flanncls'
Blankets, Table Linens, Napkins
Towels and Notions.
The best line of DOmestics in the city
All our goods have been selected will
the greatest care and our prices will bt
the very lowest.
Please give us call.
nAwN CHRIsTENsEN BROS.
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1, will do anybody wanting stoves
good To call at Tniilcs and see the mag
nifcent display of cook and heating
stoves. especially the base heating wood
burners. They are much the finest ever
seen in Mankato. And the celebrated
Radiant Home" hard coal base heater.
is also found on his floor, and prices are
As low AS any first class goods can be
bought amy where.