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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12

Mr.. TOMMY WILSON has gotten himself
into trouble many times by his over
supply of''mouth," but just at present
he is in little tighter fix than ever be-
fore. In recent speech at Winona
Wilson is reported to have said Dunnell
"while in Congress was the paid repre-
sentative of monopohes and corpora
TONS" Mr.. Dunnell hearing of this
statement is after Wilson with hot stick
and has addressed him an open letter
containing the following vigorous lang
uage:
eff the the report is correct hereby
demand public withdrawal of the as
sertion or the publication of the proof of
the allegation. Ifyou fail to make such
a withdrawal or publication shall de-
nounce you in every part Of the district
in language suited to the false and lying
charge"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12
ReneWS Her Y0ufb.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, CLAW
Co. Iowa, tells the following remarka-
BILE story, the truth of which is vouched
for by the residents ofthe town: 81 am
70 years old, have been troubled with
kidney complaint and lameness for
many years; could not dress myself
without help. Now / am free from all
pain and soreness, and am able to do
all my own homework. / owe my
thanks to Electric Bitters for having re-
newed my youth, and removed COM
pletely all disease and pain. Try bot.
tie, only Soc. at ]. r. Jones' Drug Store.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12

EACH day brings a magnificent Repub-
lican speech from Blaine or Harrison,
or both, in which the sham and hypo-
crisy of the Cleveland administration is
mercilessly exposed. The Democratic
press is rapidly growing desperate at the
situation, and as it sees these two grand
men daily setting forth the truths in
their most pungent style, they resort to
the only method at their hand and fall
into personal abuse. The Globe to-day
for instance, heads its report of Blaine's
meeting, "'Jonah' Blaine" How great
ly that paper wishes its own party had
as able and popular statesman in its
ranks as the man from Maine.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12

DoNNELLY has withdrawn from the La
Dor ticket, which gives all laboring men
the opportunity to support the party
which has always been their friend, and
which in this campaign is making a
special plea for their prosperity and in
terest. Mr.. Dornelly's judgment in
withdrawing is the best he has displayed
for some time.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12
A SAMPLE OF FISK AND BROOKS
WARFARE.

There are no doubt many conscientious
and estimable people in the Prohibition
party whose moral convictions prompt
them to vote with that party as the best
way to express their disapproval of in
temperance. Such of these as still be-
lieve they are not being mlsrepresented
and disgraced by the methods of fanatic
al leaders and workers, we would ask to
read the following stupid and blasphem-
GUS production, which belongs and
should be credited to the Wisconsin
Prohibitionist, in which it was published
as prominent editorial on Sept. 9th.
1t is alleged to be quotation from the
"blshop's book of common PRAYER" and
is given to ridicule the declaration of
Bishop Newman, of the M. E. church,
that he considers that "the supreme du-
ty is to place the government in the
hands of Harrison and Morton" and
that 81 vote as pray and pray as
vote" This Wisconsin organ of a party
which is always lauding itself as the
friend of "God and home," and repeat
edly exhorts its members to vote as they
pray. blasphems God and disgraces it.
self by rldiculing the sacredness of pray
er and publishes the following rs uttered
by Bishop Newman:
"0h, Lord! Though knowest that /
have had about as much attention from
the Republican party as it is the good
lot of any Methodist minister to receive;
and thou knowest also that no man who
has enjoyed these privileges can leave
the party without being called sore
head, a traitor and q sniveling hypo-
critic; and yet, it does look tough,
for man of my standing to vote the
same ticket with tens of thousands of
saloon thugs and bloody brewers and
distillers. 1t does look hard, as I be-
fore remarked, to see Methodist bish-
OPP voting with such low-down and vici-
GUS pluguglies, thugs and gutter-snipes,
to continue traffic that pulls more men
verted in ali my life. And yet, Oh,
Lord! thou knowest the fix ! am in.
Help me to make the people to truly
see that both i and Sheridan Shook,
and Benjamin Harrison, and Peter Her,
and Capt. Pabst, and Buffalo Miller,
and Bloody Corner Cox, and Schlitz,
and Val Blatz, and Boss Quay, and tens
of thousands of other whisky men, and
several other good people, do heartily
sympathize with all wise and we'll dir
ected efforts for the promotion of tenn
perance and morality; and to Harrison
and the Republican party be all the
glory, forever. Amen"
We submit that among the lowest
ranks of journalism there is still enough
respect for religion and the teachings of
Christ to prevent them from becoming
the subjects of unnecessary Jest and
ridicule. 1t was left for an organ of the
great morality" party to descend to the
lowest depths and insult all decency and
outward respect for the sacredness of
religion by an abortive attempt to Sc
cure weapons to defend the party it dis
graces. II is about time for self.respect-
ing, thinking men who have connection
with the Prohibition political party to
sever their ties to an organization which
develops such disgraceful, uncalled for
methods as this clipping discloses.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12

Mrs. w. r. MERRIAM, wife of the Re-
publican gubernatorial candidate, comes
from family renowned in the history
of this country. She is niece of the
late Gen. w. S. Hancock, and grand
niece of ex-President Jno. Quincy
Adams. She is one of the most beauti-
full and accomplished ladies in the state,
and as one who knows her says, dis
penses the hospitalitles of her mansion
with genial grace and tact which
would gain new charm when exer-
cised in the broader and more popular
social sphere to which, as the governors
wife she would readily adapt herself.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12
IYFoRMATIoN reaches MS tbat the Den

INFORMATION reaches us that the Dem
ocratic coDspirators are preparing to is.
sue within a few days another batch Of
false affidavits regarding the state can.
vass. Their last effort in that direction
was fully exposed, and any thing they
attempt, however desperate, will re-
ceive the same treatment. Republicans
should nevertheless be on their guard to
email" the lies upon their first appear.
ance.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12


Mr.. HoERR, chairman of the late
county convention, has appointed his
committee, as will be seen elsewhere.
In the past, an unwritten law has been
strictly adhered to, that the central
committee be composed of only five
members, but Mr.. Hoerr, no doubt at
the solicitation of of several members OF
his own party, has seen fit to depart
from this established rule and announces
seven members-three of whom are
from the city, and the remaining four
from the LIST, Sd, 4th and 5th districts.
The committee has evidently been made
up with an eye single to the success OF
the city candidates, as Mankato has
three members on the committee to any
other districts one. Again, how do
the country delegates like this kind of a
slate? 1t is supposed that Mr.. Davies,
one of the most ultra anti-boss men in
the county, was put at the head of the
committee for the sole reason that he
will be drawn upon to whip his faction
of the party into line, failing in which
his head will drop into the waste basket
in the spring election. Even If he shall
succeed in the undertaking, it is given
out cold that the "Me, Mike and John"
faction will retire him from his present
position as an example to others to take
warning and not fool around the hor-
nets nest. No, William, your name is
Dennis" it matters not how faithfully
you labor for the success of those who
have deigned to draw you in to pull the
chestnuts out of the fire for them. After
Mr.. Rasdall, of Mcpherson, has been
used so shabbily by his party, he must
feel a sense of extreme pride that he has
been placed upon the committee to aid
in the election of those who took such
good care that he should he slaughtered
as candidate for county commissioner.
AS whole, the committee is queer
combination, and was evidently made
up for the sake of "barmony." But
their labors will prove fruitless. The
entire Republican ticket will be elected
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12

The ReUieaC says the Smith meeting was
productive of good results" but we OBJ
serve Mr.. Wise didn't think the speech
es worthy of more than a passing notice.
Why not present your readers with a
synopsis of the "well-prepared argu-
ment?" Simply because it was too thin.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12

THOUSANDS of votes are lost every cleo
ton by inconsiderate removals, which,
by little forethought on the part of the
mover, might be prevented. 1t is a
wholesome law that requires residence
of certain time before election day to
enable one to cast vote. Find out
what the time is, and don't lose your
vote. Stop moving until after Nov. 6.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12

FRIDAY was a woeful one for Cal.
Brice's big corruption fund. A nefarious
scheme was exposed in the House of
Representatives by watchful Republic.
cans, which lost Brice's gang campaign
contribution of cool 100000. Several
times during the past two weeks the
Democratic leaders have shown a good
deal of anxiety to have the Nicaraguan
canal bill pass. There were several OBJ
jectors to the bill In the shape of Demo-
cratic members, but it has been noted
that during the past few days all of these
have taken down their guns. The Re-
publicans have been favorable to the
project, and had not advices come from
the national committee that the bill had
job in it somewhere, it would doubtless
have passed. The warning to the Re-
publicans was nothing less than the
statement that the Nicaragua company
had promised to contribute 100000 to
the Democratic campaign fund if the bill
passed. This scheme was fully confirm
ed Friday when Barnum and Thomp-
son, of the Democratic national commit
tee appeared upon the floor of the house
at the time when the bill was called up
by McRae of Arkansas. Their presence
had the desired effect. 1t not only caus-
ed Spinola, Lawler, Washington and But
Ter, the Democratic directors, to leave
the floor and be absent during the con-
sideration of the bill, but it confirmed
the suspicious sent to Washington from
New York and put the Republicans ON
the q,a UiUe Mr.. Fuller of Iowa walked
right over upon the Democratic side of
the house and told them that the Nicara-
qua bill should not pass the house at this
session without quorum. Every argu-
ment conceivable was used to induce
him to change his mind, but he stood
firm and declared that the bill must lie
over until next session. A correspond
ent speaking OF the matter truly says
that this is probably the first time In the
history of the government when any po-
litical party openly and unblushingly
undertook to handle legislation for the
benefit for an administration seeking re-
election. The memory of man cannot
recall time when even suspicion of
lobbying in such an interest was ever Ii
able to be brought against the name and
fame of chairman of national cam
paign committee.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12

IT was announced by the Democratic
managers early in the season that this
was to be a campaign of intellect. 1t
seems that tile principal products of the
Democratic intellect are lies and roor-
backs. Inasmuch as every one of them
is being hunted down and exploded by
the watchful Republican press the Sin
tellectuality" is having poor success In
the direction hoped for by the Brice
managers
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12
The "ProhIbit1on columns % we n

: The Prohibition columns" we no.
notice, are particularly numerous in
Democratic sheets, the most hide-bound
Bourbon editors freely giving their space
to the acknowledgements party in
their crusade against Republicanism.
What a spectacle it Is to see these two
working hand in hand to overthrow the
true temperance party of the country.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12

The provisions for separate ballot
boxes at the coming election applies
only to cities of over 5000 inhabitants.
In smaller towns and in the country
precincts the tickets are all upon one
ballot az heretofore.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12

AND still President Cleveland refuses
to endorse Governor Hill. He knows
that to endorse Hill means the loss Of
the Mugwumps in New York, and Grow
er appears to like their company better
than that of his own party.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12

THE endorsement of the Prohibition
political party by the w. c. I. u, is hay-
ing just the effect that the best friends OF
the organization predicted. In Mime
apolis the various unions are badly dis
organized, and many of the ladies whose
husbands belong to other parties have
left the union because of its third party
advocacy. An effort has recently been
made to harmonic the various factions
In that county, and separate organiza-
ton will be effected, and a united effort
made in behalf of temperance, without
regard to party ties. There is no doubt
that the w. C. Il. U. lest much of its in
fuence when it entered into politics.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12

In the Broadhead worsted mill, at
jamestown, N. Y, where the famous
dress goods are manufactured, poll Of
the operatives was recently taken on the
presidential question, which resulted:
Harrison l22, Cleveland /. Fisk !, nuset-
tied s. This is only another straw 10
show how the October winds are direct
ed in New York State.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-12

Il OF H.-MANHATO LODGE NO. aOS3,
AA'mcctS second and fourth Tuesdays of
'ach month in Odd Fellows hall.
;. w. BURGESS, ID.
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Z D LODGE meets Thursday eve
~. ming OF each week in Odd Fellows
Hall, corner Jackson and Second streets, at s
O'Clock. All members of the order are cordi-
ally invited To attend. %
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HOOK AND LADDER co. mol.
IL Meets the first Monday OF each month at
Elrcmen room At o'clock, p. IN.
THEO. }. SHERk, J. BORDEN,
Secretary. Foreman.
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MISSION LODGE.
w No. 90, |. .. g. I. meets every Friday
evening, in their Hall. 4om6
b. 5. WEYMOUTH, W. c. +.
e. 2, Cook W. SEC.
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4 LENASDER wILKIN POST No. 10,
n u. \. Il. Dept OF Minnesota, meets the
irst and third Wednesday night, ~ + NJ. in
winter and z. NJ. in summer, of each month
Il Post rooms, doors north OF Post Office.
All comrades are cordially invited.
+. VI. POPE. Commander.
8. W MEAD. Adjutant.
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WELSH CALNANISrlC METHODIST
w church Located ON State ST. Services
very sunday 10 a. w., >. y. IN, %. IN A cord
al invitation extended 10 all.
REV. J. {. JONES, Pastor.
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nUR SANIoR'S ENAS&ELICALL UTH-
" ERAN CHU corner Pleasant and
Carroll str. Morning services begin at 10 so;
evening services at $50. Sunday school meets
ass p. IN. REV. A. q. IA. OvvERN, Pastor.
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MANKATo FREE Press.

-. JoHNS(ErISCoPAL) CHURCH.
- Cor. Warner and Broad SITS. Services
every Sunday at l0:sO a. NJ. and 40 L NJ.
Evening Prayer every Friday at $50 p. NJ.
Rev. L. Z. Hudson, Rector.
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Cheap Excursion Go oconomowoe .iwis,,
and Return.

On August I, ana @, the Louisville 4
Nashville railroad will sell tickets to Ocono.
mowoc and return ut the very low rate VI
Sl2. Tickets good for thirty days.
Observe the time byt the Louisville * Nash.
willie and compare with that 81 other routes.
Leave Memphis 1890 O'Clock a. IN, arrive
Mt Chicago At 1850 O'Clock next morning,
and leave Chicago AT 5.30o'clock y. m, and
arrive In Oconomowoc at o II o'clock p. m.
Returning, leaves OcDnomowoc at S.jj
O'Clock a. M, and arrives in Memphis ut
90 o'clock next evening We can also
offer the same time and facilities through
IT. Louis ~ other lines Chair cans and
Shoppers through 10 Chicago. Tor rcserya.
ton Of space, call at Louisville & Nashville
ticket office, No. 3l2 Main street.
JouS 4. ScorT, Ticket Agent
X. II. MuooN, Passenger Agent
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IIaNannn sugar Market.

HAvANSA, July 2S.-Sugar-Quietness
in the market abroad caused a dullness
here and compelled buyers 10 reduce their
offers gradually. Holders, in view Of the
scarcity Of stock, continued reluctant to
sell. Little business was done and the
closing was nominal. Molasses sugar, reg.
ular TO good polarization, S2.3l l@2.5O gold
per quintnl; MuscOvado, fair 10 good rc-
lining. So TO 90, s2.37l@2. SOL; ccntriiu.
gals, ~ TO gj' polarization, s3.O6! @3I 49,
Stocks in warehouse At HAVANA aud Ma
tanns. 1900 boxes, 4lg, 500 bags and 1900
hogshcals Receipts for the week, l3g
hogshcads. Exports during the week,
2il boxes, 1880 bags and 200 hogs.
heads. Of which boxes, 1850 bags and
1850 hogshcads went 10 the United States.
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NOTICE.

To the Stoekhoidors OF tho Momphis
National Bank
Won ARR HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THk
u hooks inf the subs,flpiion u the hplial 10, <
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any aOckboidsf ~ the Memphis National Rack
mar subscfila ~ the tiO,k " the Memphis savings
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81 siock held BY them 10 the sald Memphis Ne
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j. II. tMl1u,
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'purc chow Of tobacco" made In America.
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fon 4 good hot weather drink use Floyd
4 Mooncy's old reliable mead
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PnN from indigestion dyspepsia, and too
hearty eating, Is relieved ut once by taking
one 81 Carriers Little Liver Pills Immediately
niter dinner Don't forget this
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BROU'S INJECTION.

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ths Jailed HLslsA
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per year and participate in the grand lis.
iribution OF gifts December !.
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useful, Apply TO C. J. llARGAN 4 Co,
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A FlRSTCLASS DRAPER AND DESIGNER TO
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class drcssmaklng establishment Address, with
reloronCls IOstolhcc Box No. N7. Birmlnphnm Ain
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TRY Floyd & MONEYS soda. Only 10.
ihcsda Natcr used In the manufacture Of
II
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A FIRST CLASS JEwEIER THAT UNDER
"a stands manufacturing aud repairing
V. n THANER 2tt1 Main S,rnct
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A MAN TO CLERK IN sTORE-BlsT OF REF
"A crcnccs required state agc and references
AulrcN II rArN Annnll nninn
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A GIVE MIDDLE AGED MAN IN REAL re
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right man Address Business" this ofliCC
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pennlan. Address
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A I STATE FEMALE COLLEGE, A FIRST
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NOTICE.

PUBLIC ADMINISTRATIONS OFFICE |
NrnrHit. Trss, July n, iso
~ Administrator Of The FsiAie of Chaflrs wufll,
! will. on Wednesday, August 4, iaEs. sell, NJ
the AuciignhOnsc ot r. ! MCCARTHY6 90, No.
- SECOND Nfcct the stock Of Groceries and other
pcr,oua property belongiuK " the said ostaio sale
NJ " O'Clock AIN, Terms cash
tNo. LoAOuE, Administrator.
TliK MEMPHIS WEEKLY APPEAL
is
INK BEsr WEEKLY PAPER IN TIE SOUTH
500 A YEAH Np A YKAR
Muliorj buys old silver.
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Mus KriNER, New Columbia, Pa, had tct-
ter for years was cured with box Of Hci >
kcll's letter Ointment It's inlallible.
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A RELIABLE MATCHMAKER, ALSO A JEW.
"a. elcr, at 265 Main street. Memphis
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oflcc County Court Clerk, shelby County, STATE 81
luiincsscc. -Nemphls July ~ i-szaTo John
League. administrator n. ~ Ayfli dcr.nsed.
Having suFrcNtcd the Insolvency ~ the estate OF
VI H. Ayfii, drccasod, you arc hCfrby ofdcfcd ~
fltc notice ~ advertisement in some newspaper
published Within the said state. and also ~ the
tOuft houeC door ~ SHELBY county. for I'll prfauus
having claims against saii estate g. appear and Ole
The aIno authenticated ~ the manner prescribed
ID Law. on ~ lcfofe The glih day ~ Otnbef. it,s
an1 any clHlm not fled on ~ lsiOrr said day, OF
before AZ appropriation 81 me funds 81 Md estate
"a made. shall 10 forever tarryi. both IN law aud
equity
Witness my band. at onice this Wh DAY ~ July
iksA T. = QriGLEY. Clcft.
~ Tho, A Edrdrs. p,puiy Ciofs
Notice j. hereby rlVcu. ~ rHIulrcil by the above
order JOHN LOAGuE Administrator.
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A GENTS AND TRAVELLING MEN: BEST NOV.
4 \. city In America; $40 day easy The Wizard
liatiack, size silver quarter. carry In vest rocket
hang Your hat ON window, mirror. or side of
house; every man that wears hat buys: big profits
TO agents Good side line for travelling men. sam
pie and terms Toe l.. l.. Crandnll 4 Co Chicago
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A Goon GIRL CITIZENS STEAM Laundry.
"a 20 rcac street