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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-11-26
First ins. Nov. 10: last Dee. 10.
PROBATE NOTICE.

: ,fATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blu,
=; Earth. In Probate Court
the matter Of the estate of Charles l.
i -. deceased.
"a reading and Ming the petition Of Alma
. larris representing that Charles l. Jones
e -ased in his lifetime 10y his contract in
s..i ing agreed Ia sell and convey To the pc
g.. .ncr certain real estate therein described
EI a the terms and conditions therein stated,
L. he il now ready To perform such condi
O. 81, and to pay for said real estate, and pray
a. hat the executor of the last will and Tesla
90. : of said Charles l.. Jones, deceased, Toe
a. .priZed and directed To convey the same I,
l3'.i.
:. - ordered that said petition Toe heard 10y
IT, Court at the Probate Office IN the city Oi
Na't'rato in said county on the Both day al
i.''. mbcr. lSS6, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
i"lt day, when all persons interested in
SIC! estate may appear and show cause why
So 80 conveyance should not he made accord
az - the prayer of said petition.
I : further ordered that a copy of this or
Il, &c published for four successive weeks
p = to said day of hearing, the last Of which
"a! cations shall bc at least fourteen days
u.'i &c said day of hearing i'm the Mankato
F.. Pass, II weekly newspaper printed and
;..'i he'd al the city of MankatO i'm said cuuu
~ "a personally served on all persons inter
g.. 3 N said estate residing i'm said county al
.sist tourtecn days before said day of hearing
au g. ION all other persons interested accord
IA 2 law.
T.; a November 18th, a. d., 1855.
by the Court,
G. w. MEAD,
Judge of Probate.
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First ins. Nov. p: last Dee. 3.
NDTICE 10 CREnITnRS

=, FATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
- Earth.-Ss In Probate Court
the matter of the estate of Griffith IL
EiiIs, deceased.
>otice is hereby given 10 all persons having
claims aud demands against the estate OF
griffith X. Ellis, late of the county OF
!:i;ie Earth, deceased, that the Judge of Tho
Ia bate Court of said county will hear cN.
anime ana adj claims and demands against
s''i estate, AT his office in the city of MaukatC
a. said county. on the Sth day of March
- ana on the 10th day of June, 1851. al
Ia o'clock in the forenoon on each of said
a. :; and that seven months from the Sth dan
&. november. lSSG, have been limited ana al.
Z ed 10y said Probate Court for creditors 1,
O.. sent their claims
.atcd November sth. 1856.
RICHARD WIGLEY,
DANIEL EDWARDS,
E.rcutOrS of the estate of Griffith X. Ellis, dc
ceased.
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7|77"7777
Saved. His Life

Mr.. ID. /. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave,
KY, says he was, for many years, badly
afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes;
the pains were almost uncomfortable and
would sometimes almost throw him in
to commissions. He tried Electric Bit
tiers and got relief from the first bottle
and after taking SIX bottles was entire
ly cured, and had gained IN flesh eight
cen pounds. Says he positively be-
lieves he would have died, had it not
been for the relief afforded by Electric
Bitters. Sold at fifty cents a bottle by
j. r. Jones.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-11-26
Care OF the HAIR.

A French hair-dealer says that Ameri-
cans neglect the proper care of the hair
more than any other civilized women.
Foreign women OF all class"s wash and
brush their hair frequently, bat many
Americans seem 10 think they care for
il enough TO comb it twice daily. 1t Is
not an uncommon thing for Il woman
to come into - hair-dresser' place and
saw that her scalp has not been washed
for Il year-shc was ''a!raid Of taking
cold" This seems incredible, but 1t is
doubtless true Much OF TIE headache
from which these careless Poop" sufler
is due to the vloggcd ;;i unhealthy
condition oi an unclcan scalp. Most
of the false hair in the trade comes from
the converts ri Europe. The nuns sell
their trcsses at regular intervals to APP
pointed collectors All HE cheap
switches are made from Chinese OF
Italian hair, and this is usually any.
thing but clean. Dealers are not al,
lowed to buy hair cut from the heads Of
the dead.
AdviceS from Philadelphia are thai
the b0ttle-thrOwing ghost of Gwyneid
seems to nave been eilectually quoted
Frank Woriev. the treasurer of the Com
mercia! Exchange, said that the chic
difficulty about the matter now is the
annoyance which the curious public in
ilict upon the family and the farm
house. On Sunday tho country neigh
bors made 4 picnic gru;tud ol the lawn
and fairly Ovcrran the place. lone
fellow" said NJ. Worlcy, wanted Il
put his horses in my stable and stay al
day. That was too much, so | locked
up the stables, got the family together
and retreated in the best order possible
to the second story, after locking ant
barring the doors and windows. /
seemed as if the people would never
stop coming and never go away"
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First ins. NOy. 10; last Dec.
PROBATE NOTICE.

- TIE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Blue
y T. 'rth-In Probate Court.
T.. ne matter Of the estate of Hugh II. Jones
..-,r Sed
r." State of Minnesota and the said Probate
,,.'t:t TO all persons interested in the estate
Il iiigh II. Jones. deceased. Greeting:
y n and each Of you are hereby cited and
c,I,: red personally To be and appear before
h. .l.Idgc Of Probate in the city of MankatO in
Hid county on the 21th day of December 1856
at 70 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day, then
md there 10 attend the final settlement of the
INT of Elizabeth Jones and WIN. III Jones
H. ,nistrators of the estate of the said Hugh
j ) mes, deceased, and the distribution of
all state.
D. testimony whereof / have hcrcuntO set
"a uand and affixed the seal of the Probate
io,nt this 18th day of November, 4. ID. l-s6.
G. w. MEAD,
S6gil. Judge Of PrODatc
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-11-26

w. S. LILLY, one of the foremost
philosophical thinkers and writer's OF
England, has prepared for the December
number of The Forum an article which
is likely to command wide attention, on
"rhe Present Outlook for Christianity
He holds that the belief of Chrls,endom
stands absolutely intact and nnassaili.-
BILE from the point of view of science.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-11-26

George II. Boughton, the wellknown
London artist, takes the public into his
confidence i'm the December Hdrper'S
concerning part of his studies in Nor
mandy which furnished material for
some of his finest paintings. "La Mere
Venus" the OLD woman whom he dcs-
cribcs, was favorite model of pictur-
esque hideousness. The quaint nara
tive, with illustrations from the artist s
portfolio, is sufficiently interesting to
explain the fondness of SO many artists
for that phase of life.
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MRS. ELIZABETH WHEELER ANDREW.

They buried my boy to-day
In u stone vault broad and high;
They shut his bright looks away
From his mothers yearniug eye.
a pitiless iron door
Builded Il wall of despair
Between the two hears so sore,
Between gray and golden hair.
II would not be hard Ia say
Thy will, % Father, be done!
Had laid my boy away
n bed 10y grasses spun.
could make II bright with flowers,
And the sunbcam's light would play
Where the kisses of soft showers
Carcsscd each quivering spray.
But ulasi for living DEATH
Alasl tor the prison gave!
Alas! for the wasted breath
Ui him would die To save!
The feet had held and kissed
Have run the swift ways at sin.
All Iordr wherein have missed
That he should not center INF"
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First ins Nov. IL: last Nov. Is.
PROBATE NOTICE.

- ATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Blu,
Earth-sS. In Probate Court.
ia the matter of the estate of George W
cd. ms, deceased.
"a production of 4 writing Pu:pOrting 10 h,
. tiy authenticated copy of Il will OF George
siiNens. late of the county of Line I'm, il
=. state of Kentucky. and application ha,
made To- this court that said copy and thu
ate thereof be filed ana recorded a. Tin,
viii and testament at said GCora,. W
..-- n, deceased
w therefore, il is ordered that the proof,
.. lid instrument he heard before this court
q .Ge Probate office in said Blue Earth cOun
49, "A the sth day of December. \. ID. l>NG. al
10 .' lock in the forenoon az that day.
/ - further ordered that public notice Oi
TIA line and place of said hearing hc given L.
so; hrrsonS interested 10y publication at these
'rs. q. - for three weeks SuccrSSiNrly previous
id day az hearing in the Mankuto FREE
Pr :, a weekly newspaper, printed AMI pub
It'd AT Mankato in said Blue Earth county.
O. tied November Sth, I-1G
BY the Court,
G.. W. MEAD,
Judge of Probate.
-. c. NOE,
Proctor.
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When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
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STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
~ Earth-SS. District Court. sixth judicial
District.
Cameron L. SaNton and Jessie T. SAXON his
wife, benjamin 4. Turner and Fannie W
turner his wife, Thomas IL. Rogers aud Mary
j. Rogers his wife, Orrin Palmer and Harriet
Palmer his wife, Albert Il. Woodman and
Martha T.. Woudmau his wife, Samuel q
Thompson and Kate T.. Thompson his wife,
Plaintiffs,
against
Richard l.. Houk, Emma HuuE his wife and
Levi Houk, DcftS.
In pursuance of a decrcctal order ana inter-
Iocutory Judgment al this court made ana en-
tered an TINS court ON the fifteenth tlay of
October, A ID. lSsG in the above entitled ,c-
ton whereby the undersigned Gieor,r,. ~
Monks WAS duly appointed referee TO sell the
premises described in the complaint ia this
action IN the manner provided hy law "A ccrti-
ned copy Of which decretal order and iutarlnru-
tory Judgment has been delivered To me Nnw
therefore notice il hereby given thar al ten
O'Clock IN the forenoon on the twcnty-cight day
Of December. A ID. lS>G at the front door :, 1
the office OF the Register of Deeds in the civ
u Mankato IN the county of Blue Earth and
stale OF Minnesota. |, the said George "
ionks, referee. will sell NJ public auction 10
he highest bidder for cash, the real properly
iescrIbed IN the complaint, viz: The northeast
'uarter ot section number Ten in Township
lumber One Hundred and Six north oT RANG,
lumber twenty seven west. situated i'm Rhine
..arth county and State of Minnesota ASn
IT number eighteen IN Block number Tullr i'm
ne village CT Good Thunder, in said couuIN
M State, according Ia the plat thereof rs re-
irded IN the office of the Register OF Deeds
.s, said Blue Earth county. Terms of sale.
~ cash Ia be paid AT time of sale.
Dated November ,, 1856
GEORGE w MONKS Referee
DANIEL Buck,
Attorney for Plns
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II; INTER OCEAN
OF :: CHICAGO x
In Circulation and Political influence IL tho
eading Republican Newspaper
IN Tha NORTHWEST

rBE INTER OCEAN has from the beginning been
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anrily Americans by birth bat true citizens or the
public IL b li:vCS in the West and Western
sn holds to tie iCea that the future seat of en-
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I'd aggressive in it's oppp -ihon to the unhoiy all
ace betWcCn tho moncy changers OF New YORK
ty and the Ststcs lately In rebellion
rIIE INTER OCEAN is earnestly in favor or tho
publican party il believes the principles
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~ ont, they will best protect the rights and ad
:. nee interests of the whole people. 1t Is not,
i,owever, a. blind follower but rs always ready to
:. nounce Republican wrong doing. either In high
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FHE INTER OCEAN has always maintained that
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-, late war; jeopsrtzed their lives to protect
rom arm I'D treason, which II can never repay,
nd consequently, has advocated the establish.
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r SPECIAL OFFERS, K

There is a great demand from all parts of the
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Philadelphia Press: The following chart
illustrating the comparative cost of in
toxicating drinks and other items of eX
pense in this country, would be an ex
cellent card for members of the legisla
ture to keep before them to-day as &
guide for their action upon the higl
license bill. No further argument i.
necessary:
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1887.
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,OINTERS on BRICK
Willard & PolchoW.
FARM ERS READ

FARMERS READI
TRACTORS get or prices.
ilders and all call and see our hTiek before
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AT THE PRISON GATE

This column IL edited by the Press Commit
tee of the W. Z. II. u. of Mankato.
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FACE PRESS.
w. g. IT. u
For God and Home and Native Land.

Arise, go over this Jordan"
For IL this counsel or this work he Of men
II will come tn naught; hut if IL be of God, yo
cannot overthrow IL, lest happily We he found
even to fight against God"
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Liquor, $3.50, 900 900
Tobacco, $500, 900 900.
Bread S50j, 0Op, 900.
Meat SG03, 00O, 600.
Iron and Steel, S29O. 600 900
Wooden goods, S:,,}7 100000.
Sawed lumber. S233, OOO,G
Cotton goods, S2lOOOO,0OO.
Boots and shoes. Sl9S, 100000.
Sugar and molasses, Sl55,U0O,OO0.
Public education, So, 0O0, 900.
Converting Jews, Muhammedans
and Brahmans, s., 100000.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

Tie st tsrt.i1g charges uais sga1uss
number ~ promIue1t lumber hrms in
thls Stats 5y lada Ageat SGEyESs sl1
Others. e pnosed. sre both lsgfa.af.- q ald
criminal lr IS ee4rssi taat several ~
the heaviest lumb. epef.tars sFs s-a-su
f.neer right alal. from lands Yteaf-a ns
the lalaa-. 4n1 l.Fe slleavszel to
eoFer up their tr4eas aaE H. llliausls
taLei May persons have oulsile
dee.ls q. l.lla-r l4las 90 as-i.-l as-afs
among the lai.als aho represented ih~lu-
selves IS county agelts distributing aims
They have gwen su lndian q small sum
Of money sld taken what proved 20 bs
a deed .u fee simple 10 the Indians land.
llllaus ul.- b~el llr-l all made lfuuk
E aai l4laeed to personate aul forge TIE
Games ~ osa-r I4dlaus % deeds ~ lau4,
aat taa umaer riuss have grow4 enar-
maosy riel on ther d. gotten gains
Suls hsys already been commenced
-za.a=t some parties for lrospass, aud
others are ln preparation. l. ls 20 b.
hoped Iha- We wil. get st the b3tt 5u
f4eis of these shameless eonsf iracies, and
/ t4at hose who ftttened on them viii get
their deserts.
Telegram-herald., 1886-07-17

a dry speil-d-ry
There are dozen doctors la the English
parliament. bat none of them seem 20 be-
able 20 leei ibe pulse OF tle people on the
Home Rule question
It has been discovered that the tramp is
nauficaliy inclined. and hates street car
as much as a sailor Give him i've cents 10
take car and he will invariably take
schooner
The dry spell seems TO be agitating the
editors OF some of our esteemed contempo-
raries Go such All extent that a philanthro-
pisr would cover himself with glory by ask
ing some of Them up TO drink.
learned Chicago alderman has been
hunting through the dictionary and finds
that "ooodle' is not among the words.
Very likely the Chicago aldermen did not
leave enough Of it to put in a primer, much
less an unabridged
We have received an invitation to the an
nual convention of the American Bankers
/ Association 10 be held at Horticultural
/ Hall, Boston on the llth and 18th Of Aug
ust We feel battered 1t isn't often the
down-trodden toiler of the newspaper office
is asked 10 hObnob with bankers dressed in
broadc.oth. and drink dry Verzenay OF
Pomeroy Sec To be called upon to min
gle with the financial lights of the country
makes the bald head of the Dead Shot man
blush and his stomach expand Thanks
brother bankers and milliOnaires, place
napkin in reserved seat for US.