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JOHN DoRY, No. 5lel.

SIRED by Pilot Mnmbrinn. tho bcst bred On 81
rilot &c.. dam Indiana diam " indianapolis, e2ll.
ir Mainbrlno Chief Pilot Nnuibflno made n fccori
al 2ai,, IN the mud. Public trial over Louisville
Joolry club Timex la asst
Tir,i dam Of John Doryi Agnes by Mambrlno
sinr trcori 2SO son II Mambuuo chief Nam.
brino Chief was by MHmhrno raymasicf. be by
Mambrlno. he by Impaired Messenger.
JOHN DOlY u 10 hands hlgh. scal brown. al.
most black. two white hocls, heavy name aud tail
short coupled aud hca,y boDol. lie 4 hoBe oi
enc Acllon. AMI very stylish. Although Ia hi 3;car
old form aud netefiralue. hels ,ory hs, ana lowell
headed aud tan fpscd nj 2gi Enlt litvas fuilcd
April H. iisi al Indian Hill. ny. Llnit,d ~ ten
mans Service icc $40 cash. with usual rrivii
r.ss Of frtufn.
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BLUEGRASS" No. 381.
standard aud Registered.

sired by Ryaiyks lIanblc,onlan slrc Of. 10 irocr,
with rccDrls NJ 30 or better. md slrc al al sons
that have onch gulcn one or tauro IN performers.
Grt dam Kit by Long Island Black ilawE; second
dam by Young Dufuc half brother 10 American
BcliI~s: thirl daa ~ Cofana Messenger b. I'M.
ported hessenVur.
BLuEGRAsS 4 i5ai hnnis hish. sol brown. NJ
most blact. with Wine colufod fanks aud mulzle
two white hVols, heavy mauo anil tail, long bodic'l
heavy boncd aud very uylish. lie Il the sire of
Grey Cloud, recutd 2sl'a TRIAL 2iai,, Of Bcccher,
flrc Of one I'D performer nniol the dam oi Lady
Of Lyons, pooni a2lt lie shalt brolhcr to Dex
ter. 2l7if; Ncliic. 2is. Jay Could. &aii.i Gcon'
wilkes. 222. aud full bnlhcr lo Mcnclaus. aaa
BLUEGRASS IA the only tou " Rysdyks Ham
blcloniaD. whosc .trios Wcru ever offered % ih'
people SOUTH or KENTUCKY. aud be VIII this
season hc limited 10 ten outside mana fcc 500
cash. with usual privileges % return
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The v,er.,n. at tire cyclone.

MorSr vEnxos, H., Eel. %. The follow.
ing Is a reliable list Of the deaths from
Sundays cyclone: David Yearwood, J.
&. Murray, Mira. Russell Dewy, Ms. John
s. Waters and bdbe, Henry Waters, Mary
Wcstbrook, Chas. Cummings, Mrs. Calvin
Cooper, Mrs. VIM. Jones, Frank G. Light.
man, Cleo. Persons, Steve Wells, Joseph
Sllew, Ms. John Sheldon, Josie Sutton,
Ada Harper, MnI Martin, Jessie Pierce,
Mrs Charlie Hutchinson and m unknown
man. Total n.
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Attention. N. N, L..

For sprains, bruises, rheumatism, cramps
inflammation, swelling, cuts, burns etc, II
man, and splint, ringbone, windgall, cpl
zootic scratches, etc, in horses, Rangum
Root Liniment is u sure cure. The "King o.
Liniments' Is the universal verdict. Ncvel
fails 90 cure any ailment that can be reached
by an external medical application. 50ccnt
per bottle. For sale at Holsters drug store
aS3 Main street
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RUPTURE Radically CURED

without the kn'ic ~ hindrncc iobusincsl. ~ frim
20 10 ~ days ~ The Ncdclici soil lad rulss On
ohlCc treatment A~pnirnfi made with caeh patient
flflctnrc, HydrHolc aud NHfrucclc cunui Iva
short time tlr'ulsr ou application
TIE Mrdicated soft Fad TRUSS hrs the
spring In the inini, thcuiow avoid nT oil Kidney
ifunhlri, and eau ~ wuul ulrht aud dny, Ne guar
fntcc this Truss n h. easy 10 uctr aud % hold NJ
the lowci, o. money refunded Nalf sui ltici 10
Iinie OF female BY Dir NOM.E
~ 1cfcradn A.. Ncmphls. anu
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inlJ,LTH ~ WEALTH - Dr. Hrauregard'.
Tonic aud hcfsine, the urrat
flruCh specific.

NERVOUS DEBILITY in III ~ sisrcs. mentii
~ and physical depression. fpcrnlinrrhoa, hy.
pnUhondfn, tieflly. nCuuilria hysurla. incapirlty
Tor study 90 buslfiets f1rl.bfis, impnirucc cplcp
o. loo " incnofy, toi unlug ~ thf lraln aud ~
difra~u Of the nervous system may b. radically
cuuii In either OK hy tho Usi ~ this uurtcrllsl
pnctaration. II wi inaiiCr ni fnpune lmpofmncu
10 uso appropriate trJaimynt iof the cum ~ he
AMI kcr,ine after mnng lrim trial IN kurlIc, has
IfOscd iniallbc II taken ncrnuliHg W diurtlpn4
which are AFFIXED IA carh bottle. Oue boE equal -
Price. nf.OO box, o. klN butcl for $500. kcut
BY mall prcpald on rocipt VI pHce. We guarantee
nlx boxcH "a curr any ease With c,sli ofdcf 70
ocvcd by ~ for ia boxcl w. viii send our Wrlict
guarantee 10 rturn the money II Tratnicni dos
not cliuct n cure A. Hcnkert Co, Druggists, solo
agents Tor United slalos. ~ aud ms Mi,lu tircct
Memphis. Tenn
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No Other Book Published Does This.

sEcoEp-wlona person really attacked by dangerous dIus enables
But oil ordinary am,
this kind recognize
The that teaches
tells when when necessary physician
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CHEAP COLUMN.

Advertisements in this column will be charged at
rate oil lsc for two lines one insertion two inser-
tions, ESQ, one week hAc
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No Other Book Published Does This.

~ directions 10 tho puacioc
cia~ Of physicians but gives separately aud
modes specially
needs nnIy mler what e.hoo q mene pre
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A NETTING 81 lhs tori holdcnoi lhe fcyand
the office Of aid oomtany, In the town OF TROY,
IN obion county. Tornes.ce, 90 Monday, the 1ith
day o. fcbflia1. 40. issN iof lhe eon,iderailon
u mortxasc bonis mi ssock II sid cssnpsny. and
The transartlon of 1nrh other business q may BE-
sd,i.ed. Ny order Of The bcsrd q DIRECTOR pe'
W. Bnica, sctfctnry.
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All similar sbkles
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rho Neutrality-suspicious. ,t.,rh.

INV YoRK, Feb. 22.-At | o'clock this
morning the crowd began TO leave the
institute where the "go-as-you-please"
ree is going on, and by 3 O'Clock only a
handiul Of spectators were m the place.
There we're no Modernism the early morn
ing hours TO cnliycn things, and the place
was dismal indeed. Many Of those who
started in the race last night with a larger
stock Of hope than endurance, fell by the
waysidc. Al l0o'clock the score stood I:
Cartwright, n; Conner, %; Dillon, o.;
Maus, "a; Day. %; Bennett, 80.
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Administrators Notice.

Having qualified ~ administrator Of the estate
II r. q. Bullock, crgdion are heruby notified 10
Gle their claims, and dchlon VIII roftle,
J. N. TRtLkvANT.
Adminisirsiof.
q Nnflh Cnnri Nlfl.i- Nrlnnlla
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TO OUR OLD SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers only but the
o. WELL
and paid 'ef
propose Of ihe friends
In The
Offering will s e'ey old
who eonsu'a'e
aid uscdr oonS and s
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ncN'r let the doctors mount up big bill
acainst you, but Try Lacu-pi-a and find
hsalth
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Stockholders Meeting.

rINIE Annual Meeting Of Hlockholdar ~ the
/ Chesapeake, OhiD q Southeastern lbiifnad
COtnfany for the Election oi Dlfcci0ft and The
Transaction Of such other husincsf ns may come 10
IN he siiy Of Memphis' In ,he sais 81 fcnne see
On ne Rini n,ndy Of AIsl, 1881 at II oelrck,
IN the forenoon Of that day The proposed issue Of
irnuch bonds Of said Company hnd uie execution
III mortgage OF deed Il trust a. secure the tanr
Will be submitted 10 the meeting for ~ Cnnsldffa.
ton and ection thereon ~ Of1ef Of the President
aud board Of directors. !. q GArlas, sooniay.
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A NEW BOOK Fuil of new Ideas aud
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Read the Following Endorsements of Distinguished
Physicians:

examined tho advance sheets Of tho entitled Our Family Iyfcan
i find accurate In descriptions OF diseases nee W usmputoh
"
Physician
confidence
public I'll HAM, NJ D.
Family
COOKE ID,
Professor Bumetrs Medical Colcse Chicago"
"An examining tho publication Our Family Physician fully ndons
opinions oppressed VI ih merits ly tic gentlemen
Profess O IN Medical collca"
which will aid wonderfully dag
nosg diseases proper remedies AIore Homeopathic 'a
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IT. on rising in the morning you uso
longs Pearl Tooth Soap your teeth will
Ir,cni an cnyiable appearance aud your
brrCth will be sweet aud agreeable.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

AMUsENiENTs
MEMPHls TnEATEn-
II FRANK GRAY, MANAGER.
rhree Nights and saturday Matinec--Commencing
Thursday, February 70,
MRS POTTER.
Supported by Mr. KYRLr RELLrw,
By courtesy OF Mr. u. r. Abbey, OF wallack's
Theater
Mn. HENRY Ike.
ard carefully selected company, under the man.
hscincnt of Mr.. IL G. MINER.
Thursday aud saturday Evenings and Saturday
Matinee.
LOYAL LOVE
Friday Eveulog-RoME0 AND JULIET.
Seats now on sale at Wilnnaun & Co s Music Store.
February a72 s-2e-wilson & Ronkiu's Mlustrels.
Mar,h 1-o.-.o. ANNA plxiov
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Admlnistrator's Notice.

AumIHIbITutOT NOEIUos
AFnrHfs. THSN, February 10 ina
AvtNO quaincd a. ndmlnistfnior Of the csiale
III Of iioorc Trpnali. deceased all PARTIES hav.
inc Chains nranst aid state or interested thercn
are hereby n0inod 10 prcscnt their claims aud make
dcmapds within the time p,'vcrlbed TX lev.
Administrator Of Ccofao Tmpnail, deconscd.
poston Posion, Atiofncy1
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No Other Book Published Does This.

In special
Of language
practical sensible and straightforward tina
G printed
This chapter alone tn times the Of the book mother evSai
o be- purchased a regular price
other referred equally laabs
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February g5-2S -29-wilson & Ronkiu's Miusirels
Mnrnh l-2-2.-Annie plxler
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Admlnlntrator's Notloe.

MrLroEp buys old gold.
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w. EXPOSITION,
ATTORNEY AT LA w.
2e2 SECOND ST,
Stookholders' Meeting.

Southeast Corner Of Second and Madison
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PERSONAL.

A N OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN TO DRAW
IA Free OF Charge Having sole control OF the
New Art System for Memphis aud vicinity, and
wishing TO Introduce II TO every household, will
teach limited number OF pupils fro Of charge.
This Is the same system that Mr.. Barrett Taught
hero 80 succcssiuly last year T. $, MANNING.
Room III, No. NJ Second street. Elevator ut the
street
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1888-10-05
Frnm THURSDAYS Daily J

The annual fair of the PRESBYTERIAN
| ladies' society will be held in Bars
building next Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings.
Politics do warm up in this county
as rapidly as IN some others. There is
little talk about the parties by the aver
age citizen though matters may be ex-
pected to become more interesting later
on.
Gen. ]. II. Baker is on a stumping
tour. He speaks at Appleton tonight,
Granite Fails tomorrow, and Hector
Saturday night.
e. Allen q Co., the well-known St.
Paul dry good firm, made an assignment
Yesterday. This firm, it will be remem-
bered ran a brat Gu store in the city Tor
short time last spring. The firm lays
its failure to the urgency OF Eastern
creditors in pressing a settlement of ac-
counts before due. Other creditors be-
came frightened and run was precipi-
tated which swamped the firm.
Mrs. John Stevenson, of Lake Cry
tai, died at her home at three O'Clock
this morning of rheumatism anu hemor-
Lake, together with her family, ten
years ago from her New York home at
Victor Mills, Saratoga county. She
leaves daughter, Mrs. Steven Thorne,
of this city. The funeral will occur Sat-
urday at the Presbyterian church. Mrs.
Stevenson was sick but ten days and her
death will cause much sorrow in this
county, where she was well known.
The Board of Education met last
night and transacted considerable bust
ness, Miss Anna Roberts, graduate of
Wellesley college, was chosen as substi-
tute for Miss Ayres until Christmas. A
tax levy of eight mills was made, being
the same as last year, or in round num-
bers $4,000. The report of the superin-
tendent of schools was received, and
showed slightly smaller enrolment
and slightly larger attendance for Sep
TENDER than for September year ago.
The committee on school property was
directed to advertise tor bids for fifty
seats for the primary department at the
Franklin building.
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Total-l6 deeds...............
1914
AN ASSIGN ENT.

The machine shop of Henry Mohr, To-
Gated on Main street, was closed Fri
day afternoon at three O'Clock by the
Sheriff on an attachment in favor OF
Waterbury & Co., New York City, deal
ers in binding twine, for $1,000. In the
evening Mr.. Mohr made an assignment
to w. G.. Herr, cashier of the Citizens
National bank. Liabilities amount to
about $500. The assets will not
amount to much over 81 500, composed
of notes and accounts and machinery.
He attributes his failure wholly to poor
collections, saying that sales have been
good. He purchased 5000 worth of
binding Irvine during the summer and
has sold nearly all of it. Mr.. Herr has
qualified as assignee and has entered up
on his duties. The amount Of the liza
bilities and assets cannot be actually
stated at present, but the attorney for
Waterbury & Co., Mr.. Lorin Cray, does
not believe that his client can real
ize fifty cents on the dollar. 1t is not
believed that settlement will be pos
sible. Mr.. Mohr has many friends in
the city to whom the news of bis failure
causes sorrow, and it is hoped that be
will be able to get upon his feet soon.
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NORMAL NOTES.

The program of the Normal Literary
Society last Friday evening was very in
teresting. There was very large at
tendance. The society opened by an
instrumental piece by Miss Cora Carney.
The essay by Mrs. Beedie was instruc-
tive as well as interesting. The essay on
the weather seemed to please the audi
ence, as did the recitation by +. +. Syl-
vester. The song by the quartette was
excellent, and showed that the Normal
has some good singers. The debate on
(which is the best political party of the
day?" was rather one sided, as the Re-
publican speaker seemed to be far
ahead.
A committee has been appointed to
secure the names Of those who will take
a paper if published by the students,
and we understand that the committee
already has large number of names.
1t is said that editors will be elected
this week, and that the first number of
the paper will make appearance the
latter part of this month. We are, in
deed, glad to see their scheme succeed,
and hope good editorial staff will be
elected which, no doubt will be. The
paper will be one that the Normal
school and the city of Mankato will feel
proud of. May they be well well pat
ronized by the merchants and others of
the city is our wish.
Last Tuesday afternoon the Y. NJ. &
Y. w. &. A. help union meeting. The
ministers of the city were present and
spoke to the students. The meeting
was well attended and very interesting.
We understand that these union meet
ings are held once a month. 1t is an
excellent plan and the associations are
doing a great deal of good, which is
shown by the interest taken in them.
Quite number of students took the
teachers examination which was held
IN the Normal building the first of the
week.
Misses Hattie and Emma Chandler
and Miss Bramley are three new stu
dents of this week. They are high
school graduates and take the profess
sional course.
Miss Griffin, one of the teachers, was
absent Wednesday, taking short vaca-
ton to attend a wedding.
The Normal base ball club is talking of
going to Hebron next Saturday to play
the nine at that place. If they 90 we
hope they will have good luck.
A lot of new books have arrived and
will soon be placed into the library.
They are fine books and will be good
addition to the library.
Mr.. Mcconnell, of the city, was a Wis.,
itor at the school last Monday morning.
Every student ought to take the Nor
NAL paper. Be sure and hand in your
name to one of the committee.
A number of students are on the sick
list this week. ALIQUIs.
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SUDDEN DEATH.
T. L. Buckley Passes Away sud
denly OF Heart Disease.

The community was surprised Friday
] by the announcement that Mr.. I. l..
Buckley was dead. lie WAS about the
streets Thursday us hale and hearty as
ever and the news of his death was the
| last thing expected. He died at five
O'Clock Friday morning. mt his residence.
corner of Third and Rock streets, of
neuralgia of the heart. He had suffered
| from cold for day or two and Thurs
day afternoon complained ola pain in
the region of his heart. The usual rem
edies for rheumatic pain were applied
and he experienced relief. Nothing
more was thought of the matter until a
deep sigh woke the family at five O'Clock
and it was discovered that he was dead.
DIR. Warner was summoned but ncthing
could be done. Mr.. Buckley was never
troubled with heart disease before.
Timothy l.. Buckley was born in Ire
land sixty-eight wears ago and emigrated
TO America IN lS47. He first located in
Massachusetts. In 1868 he moved to
Minnesota and entered the employ of
the Omaha road as a machinist. He re-
manned with this road until few years
ago. Mr.. Buckley made lucky invest
ment IN Minneapolis before the great
boom started and like many other for
tunate property owners in that city he
realized snug fortune from the advance
in real estate He owned at the time
of his death the store occupied by Pond
Bros. and the next adjoining one, form
erly occupied by Emmerson 4 Emmer-
son. He also owned his residence prop
erty. He leaves a widow and three
grown up children, DIR. +. w. Buckley,
who is prosperous physician in the
charity hospital, Blackwell's Island, New
York City, and Mrs. John Dougherty
and Miss Emma Buckley, both of this
city. DR.. Buckley has been telegraphed
for. The deceased was a member of st.
Johns Catholic church and there the
funeral services will be held.
The family of the deceased have the
sympathy of very large circle offriends
in their bereavement. HIS sudden death
will cast gloom over many households
which have known Mr.. Buckeyes many
kind qualities.
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RESOLUTIONS OF REGRET.

At the meeting of Wilkin Post, q. A
R., last evening the following resolutions
which explain themselves, were unani
mously adopted:
1t having come 10 our knowledge thai
K. NJ. Carter, Chaplain of this Post, has
decided to withdraw from our member
ship and remove from our city; there
fore he it
Resolred, That we as comrades of this
Post would be remiss in duty and neg
lectful of privileges should We forget this
opportunity to express and place on re,
cords our deep and individual feeling o.
regret at his departure from among us
and an earnest hope that wherever he
may be guided he may not fail TO find
comrades and friends who shall appreci
ate the soldierly, manly and Christian
qualities which have made him so valu.
able a member of our Post and commu.
nifty; therefore be it
ResolUed, That this expression be made
a part of our record, and that copy be
sent to Comrade Carter. with our best
wishes.
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From Mondays Daily Free Press

Virgil Dunning, Of South Bend, rails
ed a sample potato that weighs TWO and
a halt pounds. Five others nearly as
large grew in the same hill.
The funeral Of T. L. Buckley occur
red this forenoon, the services at the
house taking place at ten O'Clock and at
-. Johns Catholic church half an hour
later, Father Prior conducting the SER
vices. The attendance was large.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church Will hold their annual fair and
plant sale at Mrs. Barr's building on
Front street, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Oct. 9 and 10. The plant department
will be a very attractive feature.
A supper will be served Tuesday even
ing and oysters Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Henlein has Withdrawn from
the new city well agreement and Mr..
jefferson is constructing the well alone.
1t is now down about thirty feet and is
about twelve feet in diameter. Its still
going through the blue clay. A half
dozen men are at work and Mr.. Jetfer-
son feels confident that he can secure
the necessary water supply.
Hon. c. u. Spaulding, chairman Of
the late Republican convention, has APP
pointed the following county central
committee for the ensuing year: w.
7. Mcconnell, Mankato, chairman; Hor-
ace Cummins, Eagle Lake; A. G. Wilbur,
Vernon Center; Olaf Martinson, Lake
CRYSTAL; and p. g. Johnston, Napoleon.
The gas well at Mlnneopa is now
down over 800 feet. The red granite has
given way to blue granite. Saturday
morning another flow of water was
struck in the solid rock. Within two
hours II had risen 400 feet. tits splen-
did quality of water. With these two
wells united no better water sup
PLY could be found The work will
not cease until the well Is down the
agreed 600 feet.
Manager Griebel has closed con-
tract for a concert from the Emma Juch
company, and it will be given next week,
"Wednesday evening, Oct. 10th. Miss
Juch appears at Milwaukee tonight, and
makes tour of all the principal cities of
the Northwest. 1t should be the aim of
our citizens to give this attraction very
large house, as it will aid in bringing 9TH
ers of the same character to the city. 1t
is unnecessary to say a great deal in
praise of the entertainment, as any mu-
seal or operate troupe that Chas. +.
Locke supervises can be put down at
once as first-class.