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A Bad Doctor.

Last spring August Lohman, "A young
physician located at Winncbago Agency.
Last Monday morning he lett suddenly,
and his departure without notice Is
supposed To have been induced by sun
dry acts i'm which the NJ. ID. was the
principal character,an which were like
" to place him in an unpleasant condi
ton. To he explicit: The conduct of the
doctor while u citizen OF the Agency
WAS not particularly such as to com
mend him to the public rs an example
of morality and rectitude. Rumors
would occasionally be found floating
about affecting his vIrture; merchants
appeared solicitOus over small debts
which they had allowed him to con
tract; druggists unless particular.
ly cautious would find themselves taken
IN for greater or less amounts; and from
the large-sized bill held against him by
the saloon-kecper it would appear that
the doctor devoted his time drinking
and practicing medicine, but principal
ly To the former. Within the past six
weeks Iumors have been circulation
connecting Lehman with acase of prac.
tice into which grand juries have the
habit of inIuiring. Feeling no doubt
that it were safer to he ut some distance
from that body the doctor quietly
made arrangements for leaving. He
sold to Frank Campbell, a young man
living at the Agency, his horse, harness,
saddle, bride, furniture, etc, and re-
ccivcd cash in payment. One condition
of the sale was that Campbell should
bring the doctor to Mankato to the
train, which was done last Monday and
Lehman left for st. Paul, stating that
he would be back after the talk had
quoted. Hardly had Campbell got back
home until he was met by officers
claiming the property he had purchas-
ed. as being mortgaged to other par
ties. John Klein had lien on the fur
niture, and b. +. and ii. Shaubut took
the horse and equipments under chat
tel mortgage, leaving Campbell to re-
fleet upon the sorrows of misplaced con
fidence. Other debts We're left in Man
kato and Winnebago Agency, the larg-
est being about 1925 to IL. Yeager,
merchant and saloon-kceper at the latter
place. The aggregate amount of the
debts. including what Campbell has
lost, will probably be near $500. From
the facts at hand there seems to be
grounds for the threats of prosecution
made against LOhman. and his sudden
departure to avoid inquiry indicates
that he did not feel wholly guiltless.
The disciple of Esculapius is yet a
young man, but he has demonstrated
that he is an old walker in the paths OF
iniquity. Gone but not forgotten.
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The Actual Truth.

The great champion of law ande er % the
editor of the Rerisc, Is eva dy lying the
lickspittlc with the farmers of this vicinity
and assuring them that they are a set OF
blockheads by misconstruing the action of
the President Of the st. Paul Sportsmcn Club,
who is merely calling upon all good citizens
To aid him in the enforcement OF Il law which
the people themselves, composed largely 81
farmers, have made. The law has recently
been amended and is now satisfactory to MI
and the sportsmen of this city and other
places have called upon Mr.. Timberiakc, re-
uuesting him to see that the law is enforced
and this il just what the farmers AMI every
good citizen wants, save ana except the man
above named. 1t is Il little too transparent
nobody will be gtIllcd. SPORTSMAN.
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Real Estate.

During the next few months the UNI
lcrsi9ned will devote much attention to
buying and selling real estate, Gerry
PROPERTY and LANDS in several coun-
ties in SOUTHWESTERN MINNESOTA,
whether you want to buy or sell, call
on him, as his LARGE HOLDINGS and EX.
TENsIvE ADVERTISEMENTS give him I'M
equaled facilities to help buyers or sci.
lcrs, in the famous dairying and stock.
raising region of Minnesoato.
soft NJ. q. WILLARD,
MankatO, MINI.
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FARMERS,

Good samples of all grains, vegeta-
blcs and grasses wanted at The FREE
PRESS Office, to be sent to the State
and Minneapolis Fairs. If you have
anything that you are really proud of,
and that will help your county, re-
spond at once. Please give this matter
your prompt attention.
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Tam the Pastor OF the Baptist church here,
and an educated physician. am not in prae-
tice. but am my sole family physician, and
advise in many chronic cases. Over Il year
ago recommended your Hop Bittels to my
invalid wife, who has been under medical
treatment of Albany's best physicians sever
al years. She has become thoroughly cured
of her various complicated diseases by their
use. We both recommend them to our
friends, many of whom have also been cured
OF their various ailments by them.
REV. Z. X. WARREN.
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SCllEpU LIZ OF pEpARrl RE
Ot the Mankaio Post Office

Mail going North ~ Paul \ SiuuN
CAY X X. CpS,'S :i..................G :hs ann.
Mail going South, Via ManAato ana wells
Branch ofCM \ =; raul Il u CLOSES al S:i0a.m.
Mail going East in 4 y W IL closes ): lna III.
Mail going South Via Lake Crystal
AMI Gilmore branch of ~ Paul y
hes NninrS x Il closes AT ........ S:in am.
- Paul y Minneapolis mail Via -.
Pam \ SiuuN civ Il Il closes. ::ii pm.
Mail going West Via Ch \ W X X
CLOSES al 49,. 90. ................ 500 pm.
Mail going South AMI West Via ~
Paul \ SiuINCIIN L u closes at.....:il y IN.
Through mail for Wupna ana East
oi WinouI closes every night. sun
days included ~ go. ...... ..... 300 pm.
Through mail for Dakota ami West
al sleepy Eye, Mimi, CLOSES every
niSht. sundays included. .......... 9:ot pm
Mail for winuchago Agency, Mvdo, Dan
willie. Little Cobb and Tivoli leaves every
Tuesday, Thursday and saturday mornin" 10y
sage Al 6:tin "a. IN.
Mail for .ludSon leaves every Tuesday
marnin. hN Stage NJ {. :un Il. III.
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# JNO. G.. Noe, MankatO.
Stock Farm for Sale.

Located in Medic and Mcpherson
townships six miles from Winnehago
Agency and four miles from Alma City
ON the line of the st. Cloud, Mankato Il
Austin II. r., 400 acres of land, $50
of which ar under cultivation and
fin crop. Running water, good
denccs. barns, dwelling house with spen.
old cellar, out houses and IL splendid
frchard. 1t is one of the best stock
BARNS in Southern Minnesota, and will
ce sold on easy terms. Only $1,000 in
pash required, balance on terms to snii
purchaser For particulars enquire 1T
the FREE PRESS office.
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Stock Farm for Sale.

Oh 2l0 or 400 acres to suit purchaser
five miles from Mankato and J mill
from Minntnpa Falls station on ~, Paul
~ Sioux City railroad. Large barn witt,
basement for 30 head of cattle. Hog
housc,workshop. Creamery with run
min" water. Will sell stock with farm if
desired. Splendid chance for stock farm
IN connection with creamery.
Address Geo +. Weaver,
Sw2 Mankato, MINI.
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For Sale.

One platform spring wagon, nearly
new. One four year old colt. Either
or both ut bargain. Enquire of DIR. 5.
Il, Snow. SW3
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JIG. Hanson, merchant tailor near
the City Hotel, is carrying complete
line of gents fine cloth and making to
order gents clothing in the latest styles.
Parties before purchasing their fall
clothing will find to their interest to
give him a call.
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

We will soon receive the most com
plete line of Gents Furnishing Goods
that could he purchased. Included wit!
these will he full line of Swedish KID
Gloves-excluslvely for gents wear
and they are unquestionably the best
goods ever brought to the Northwest
Please bear this fact in mind. Solicit
ing your patronage we are.
Very Respectfully
.JORGENsEN 81 MADISON.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

l have made arrangement To have
funds on hand to make loans on i'm
proved real estate at the lowest rates, in
sums from $500 to $4,000, and from two
to five years times. 1t desired, Il priv
lcgc to make payment before the ma
turity of loan will be granted. FIRST
Mortgages on improved farms pur-
chased.
44tf JNO. G.. NOE, MankatO.
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Bucklen's Arnica Salve

The greatest medical wonder of the
world. Warranted to speedily cur
Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Ulcers, Salt
Rhcum, Fever Sores, Cancers, Piles,
Chilblains, Corns. letter, Chappcd
Hands, and all skin cruptions, guaran-
tecd TO cure in every instance, or money
refunded. % cents per box. For sale
Nv John A. sIambOru.
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n1OTICE is hereby given that a petition
~ has been presented to the Board of
~ County commissioners of Blue Earth
County. State of Minnesota, at their last
meeting, held July 18th, 1858, for opening II
ditch, commencing ut Il point chains south
of The quarter post on the east line OF Section
=, Town los, Range II, thence i'm general
norihwesterly direction through lands owned
by Z. Il j. Wagon, Peter Kramer, }. X. And
Gregg, Peter Siebcrg, Mat Roemer, WinOnl
4 81. Peter Land Company and John Miller
and terminating at Il point 80 links east OF
the quarter post on the west line Of Section
81, Town 1913, Range rs, TINT the viewers up
pointed by said Board of County Con mis-
siu!ers have reported in favor of the digging
of said dill ch, ana that the hearing oi said
prtition has been set for the 18th day of Sep
tcmbcr, 1853 The names of persons affected
by the digging of said ditch are Charles Otto
Gerhard Scberg, G. * j. Wagon, Henriettl
OFT. } Il. Anderegg, Peter Kramer, And
Anderegg. j. 5. Nogel, Mat Roemer. Winona
st. Peter Land Company, John Miller ant
Peter Scbcrg. 4. SCATTEtGOOD,
County Auditor.
Nnnkslo August 18th, 1888. 9w3
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Imported Kid Gloves

We have Just received tue finest stocR
of imported kid glovcs'-all shades ana
all cOlors-eyer brought to Mankato
Prices low. An inspection is nj that
is asked. These gloves are our own i'm
p0rtatlon, and are warranted rs repre-
sented. JORGENsEN ~ MADISON.
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important to the Public.

After long time spent in searching
and experimenting, we have finally sue
cccded in securing the sole agency for
this city of the best and most elegant
fitting garment IN the line of Il FINE
FITTING DRESS SHIRT that has
ever been made. and we make no cycep-
tons. 1t is made from Wamsutta mus
lin 1900. linen front. linen lined, linen
neck-band and wrist bands,patent faced
back and sleeves, French Yoke fully re-
inforced, with improved raisedcdge
bosom.
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ever brought to this market, including
rs it will all the latest patterns, shades
and colors. These goods will be made
to order at the lowest living prices, an,i
we are willing to rest upon our reputa'
ton for giving good tits ;, in every
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NOTICE.

HTOTiCE is hereby given that petition
III was presented to the Board OF County
~ Commissioners of Blue Earth County,
State of Minnesota, ut their last meeting,
held July 18th, 1889, for digging ditch for
drainage purposes, commencing at u point
/ jgG feet cust ami al feet south Of the south
west corner of Section =, Town los, Range 70,
thence through lands owned by S. Shearer,
J. X. Andcregg, And Anderegg, Mat. Roe
mcr, Jacob Born and Charles Ficks, and
terminating at ravine chains south of the
- ..!' northwes! 9nsrter OIL section y
Town I0s Range 70, that the vieWS.ss -irppMlpl.
cd by said Board of County Commissioners
have reported in favor OF digging said ditch
ana that the hearing OF said petition has
been set :or the nth day of September 1883.
The names of persons affected by digging
81 ditch are :. Shea rcr, John Buschcna, !.
Il. Audcregg, And. Anderegg, Mat ROemer,
George Paulus, Jacob Born and Charles
FickS. L. SCATTERGOOD,
County Auditor.
Mankato, August larh, 1898. 9w3
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Arnold Gocsman, .Jr., has been duly
appointed local agent for Blue Earth
county and vicinity for the Minnesota
Mutual Benefit Association. Any one
desiring Ia become II member of tins
Association will please call at my store,
NJ. 4i2O South Front street, Mankaio,
Sins Mimi, ARNOLD GOEsMAN.
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Notice..

On and after next Monday, August
9th, DIR. j. W. Andrews will answer
calls from his office above City Bank or
from his home, Mrs. Clevcland's for
mer residence.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TAX JUDGMENT SALE !

PURSUANT To Il Real Estate Tax Judg
ment oil the District Court, in the Coun
- Is Of Blue Earth, state of Minnesota
entered the 10th day of August, "A. d., 1853
in proceedings for enforcing payment ol
taxes upon real estate in the County OF Blue
Earth, remaining delinquent on the LIST day
Of June. 1889, and of the statutes III such case
made and provided shall on the
1.th day of September, 1883,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, ut the County
Auditors office in the city OF Mankato. an,
County of Blue Earth, sell the lands which
are charged with taxes IN said Judgment, IN,
on which such taxes shall not have been
previously paid.
Auditors Office, Mankato. Mimi. Aug Il
1853. 4. SCATTERGOOD,
9w2 Auditor of Blue Earth County.
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TO FLOUR DEALERS
AND CONSU Nj Frs

We have recently improved all our ~ AIDES
of -four very much, especially our Munkn-
to" and "OtsegO" brands.
We guarantee the NIX ATO'' tn he the
best Family Flour i'm this market. Ii is az
good AZ many patents, and il will be found
lar superior 10 any So-c:illcd straight gr1dcS,
being stronger, whittier and more economical
every way.
One trial will prove this.
Read what one of the largest New York
Flour Houses says of il:
NEW YORK, July 10. 1883.
r. D, Hubbard e. Co.
The car of Mankato has ar
rived, which is splendid. We
think it is the best flour coming
to this Market. Ship US 1000
barrels. CHAs HAlGHT co.
| This from Il firm who come in sharp COM
petition with nearly every hour of any ini
| portance made i'm the u. S. means something
| Try The Hour, il will bear out the assertion
| Our "SupcriatNc" will he found the BEST
| Patent Hour made in Southern Minnesota,
| and equal To any Hour made i'm the world.
| The "Otscgo', though cheaper, is II good
| -four, and of about the same quality as ordin'
| AIRY straight grade.
| Corn Meal, Ora 'am, Mill Feed and Oil
| Meal always on h;i.d, and delivered free
Ask your grocer for our Hour, or order from
mill 10y telephone or postal card.
R. D. HUBBARD & co.
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loan money at best rates. Please
make me a call before borrowing else.
where. p. A. FOSTER.
Attorney at Law, Mankato, MINI. 39yl
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Twine and Wire.

For self-binders can he had in any
quantity desired at the hardware store
of Jno. F. Meaghcr, MankatO. Farmers
will please take notice.
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FIrSt-class sorghum and pork barrel.
Tor sale cheap at Woodard's tuhiactory,
Mankato. 6w4
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For Sale Cheap.

Two cases stuffed bids. Inquire OF
Mus \. Ii. TODD.
pw3 $40 State st.
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Mnnav To Loan.

Broad tired lumber wagons at Jen-
sens. They are in great demand. 81
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Merchant Tailoring.
Gents SuitinSs

We shall have for your inspection by
September LIST, the finest line OF cloths,
for
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"i;tTCIIUPAIIsA.'

Quick. complete cure. all annoying Kidney
BIai,icrund Urinary Diseases. 81. Druggists
81 you have cold orcOilgh buy bottle oil
HilrS Peerless Cough Syrup, use II all, nin
- yuu are not satisfied return the cmpt.
bottle and viii refund your money. als'
sell The Peerless Worm Specific un the SAINT
terms. Cubi's Little PolOphylin Pills will
cure hiliousncSs and constipation. j. X
ZONES or W. uODAPP. lGyl
CROUCH ON RATS"
Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ant
bca-hugs, skunks, chipnunks, gophcrs. lac
Druggists.
skinny MEN.
"WcllS' Health Remover restores health anc
vigor, cures Dyspepsia. Impotence. ScXua
Debility. 81.
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Personal.

w. Il. Smith has gone east to lay in
his tall stock of clothing.
o. Little, and j. f Greene, of Wells,
were in the city Tuesday night.
Prot. Bcchdolt attended the meeting
of the scientists at Minneapolis last
week.
Isidor Longini, of the Star Clothng
! House, returned last Saturday from his
trip To the east.
Mr.. Joseph Koos. of st. Paul, was Wis.
itiny relatives and friends in this city
and vicinity. this week.
August Rohr, oi ~. Paul, Il brother
in-law of Mr.. ID. +. Dayton of this city,
visited Manka.o last week.
Mr.. II. NJ. Mcs'ick and daughter, ct
Orange county, Ind, are visiting his
daughter, Mrs. W. a. Webb, in this
city.
c. c. Brown Esq, who has been in
business at Blair, Ncb., returned I"
Mankato last week with his family.
He will make this his home for the pres
cnt.
Mr.. C. NJ. Greene, of Vernon Center,
was in the City Tuesday, and says his
Poll,d-Angus and Short. horn stock are
doing we'll. and he expects to make an
exhibit at the fair.
NJ. q. Willard returned last Saturday
from his trip to New York. On his
way back home he stopped at Elsin,
Illinois, and cnquircd into the workings
of the Dairy Board of Trade.
II. Shaubct. Il. III. Williams, Ii. f.
Shaubct, Jno. +. Mcagher. X. ID. Hub
bard, w. Is. Walker. &. ID. Vernon.
Geo. Fox, q. Lulsdorii, Geo. Long, l..
L. Hunt, II. Zimmerman, Prof. Gorrle.
and II. NJ. Hamilton, all of this city,
visited Rochester yesterday.
ii. &. Howard. ESP, returned home
"Wednesday from his extended visit To
! friends in Maine III. {. says that
he lost $1,000 through Watonwon
county's deiaultinG treasurer, IKE
sum in being away from business, hnt
counts his visit worth $1,000, which
places him $4,000 ahead for the season
Howard is a Schcmcr, sure.
! Mr.. ID. Davis who has resided in Man,
kato for the past three months, has ac'
ceptcd the principalship of the school
at Glyndon, Minnesota, and expects to
start for his Few field of laborS the last
of next week. Mr.. Davis bears good
testimonials rs Il thorough teacher, and
he will no doubt acceptably fill his call
ing there. His family will remain III
Mankato for the present.
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Highest Price

paid in cash for live poultry.
:,Jtf GEO. a. CLARKE,
FOL South Front ST. under Citizen Nat. Bank
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Notice..

Jensen sells buggics from $40 up. If
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Jackson Street, MankatO, MINI
3Gm3l
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MANKAToFR PRESS.
FGIDAY. AUGUST Il. 1855.
THE RAIhROADS.

Chicago. NilwaukcrN 81 Paul.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-26
The Tax Committee.
overall Cases Heard and Recommends.
fiOnS Made

Several Cases Heard and Recon- menda.
lions Made.
meeting of the Tax Committee was hello
yesterday afternoon in the private Office OF
the Board of Selectmen, when several cases
for the abatement of taxes and assessments
we're heard and the following recommends.
ito MS were made by the COMMITTEES:
In the case of Mrs. Jacob Cramer, that she
have the privilege of paying up her back
taxes in monthly instaliments of $25, COM
mencing with September, 1883, and that the
interest be abated
That the heirs of 81. l.. Hitchcock have
until September LIST, 1888, in which to paw up
the principal of their back taxes with per
cent interest 20
That the small tax against Antoinette vii.
hnson De aoated on the ground of poverty
and total blindness, under the statnto a,sy
that the assessment against her for straiobt-
enlng View street be continued uitbort =;
tarest until her decease on account of ber Ia
age. Ava 0tO
That in the case of Stiles Mansfield tia
tax paid by him on list of 1875 for an Ola
vessel be refunded, and that the order he
made payable to the tax collector and applied
in part payment of his present back taxes.
That if Mrs. 81. G. Weld pays the princi.
pal of her back taxes on or before September
l, 1888. the interest be abated.
That the assessment list of the back taxes
against the estate of Clark Adye be reduced
to 81, $50 and that said estate pay the tax
on that amount with six per cent interest.
That the assessment against James SuIli-
van for sewer In Congress avenue be reduced
by 50, the same being an error made by the
Board of Compensation.
The cases Of the New Haven and West Ha
ven horse railroad company, John Reynolds,
the Baldwin Corset company, estate of Sarah
II. Armstrong and Bernard Quinn were as
signed for Monday evening, May 2sth, 1883,
At o'clock.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-26
Financial.



Extreme dullness was about the only feature Of tn
stock market day, the total sales being only twenty
thousand shares. Fluctuations were confined within
very narrow range except in the case Of St. Paul,
Minneapolis and Milwaukee, which was very weak
and declined from 1881 to 11s free sales caused
by prospects Of lively of rates with the Canada
Pacific company on Winnipeg business and also by
the earnings Of the road for the past week
or tWo In the late dealings the stock recovered to
1l9h bid at which 1t closed Canada Pacific closed
only slightly lower than yesterday The tone of the
general market was firm, although nuctuations were
very cratic and close. Tonight finds prices rule
fracttonay higher than last evening. This hrmness
In the face Of extreme dullness and continued unfa
vorable reports from the West concerning the crops
is quite surprising to but may be found
In the fact that the railroad earnings for the third
week in May show large increase. OF the special
les Houston and Texas closed hi gher Oregon Nav
cation and st. Paul and Duluth 10 Oregon I'm
proyement closed lower.
Money loaned at 21a3 per cent. all day, the latter
being the closing rate.
Exchange closed quiet. Posted rates 4s5a4sS6; ac-
tual rates 4S4a484A for sixty days, J87ha4S7& for
demand.
Governments closed steady.
[Closing prices reported the private wire of
BUNNELL 4 SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers1