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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1889-02-08

IT is notyet definitely..de just how
Prince Rudolph, of Austria, met his
death, but there Is no doubt il has been
included in the long list of theories adj
vanced. Not every man is privileged to
he killed in SO many ways.
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Mrs. RAwsoN, who has just been ac-
quilted of numbering her husband on
the ground of having been insane at the
time, is preparing to go on the stage.
The lunatic asylum is the proper place
for her,
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IT Is rumored at Washington, and with
what appears to be good authority, that
ex-Congressman Horace b. Strait is to
be made q member of the civil service
commission, to succeed Judge Edgerton
(Democratlc), of Indiana, whose term
expires some time in March.
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yiIztss caRTfIlET nyr.s. ~. 90 F,IT gn3YNECH az
First Jan. %: last Feb. $.
CITATION.

In the matter of the estate of Paul
Fasnacht deceased.
The State of Minnesota and the said Probate
Court to all Persons interested in the Estate
OF Paul Fanacht, deceased, Greeting:
You and each Of you are hereby cited ana
required personally TO be and appear before
the judge,of probate of the county OF Blue
Earth, state OF Minnesota, at his Office. in the
city OF Mankato, in said county, on the 10th
day of February, A. ID. 1889, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon of that day, then and there TO attend
the final settlement of the account OF Mary
Fasnacht, administrators of the estate oil Paul
Fasnacht deceased, and the distribution OF
said estate.
In testimony whereof, 1 have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal of the Pro-
bate Court this 2Srd day of January, A. ID.
1859.
[sEAL. q. w. MEAD,
Judge of Probate.
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

CTATE OF MINNESOTA. County of Blue
y Earth. In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Celina Z.
Chemidlin, deceased.
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
claims and demands against the estate OF
Celina c. Chemidlin, late OF Brooklyn, New
York, deceased, that the Judge OF the Probate
Court of Blue Earth county vii hear, examine
and adjust claims and demands against said
estate at his office in the City of Mankato in
said Blue Earth county, on the ? tn day OF
August A. ID. 1889, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon of that day, and that seven months from
the oath day of January, 1889, have been limi-
ted and allowed by said Probate Court for
creditors to present their claims.
G. w. MEAD,
Judge of Probate Court.
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CITATION

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
- Earth-In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Mary Jones,
deceased.
The State of Minnesota and the said Probate
Court to all persons interested in the estate OF
Mary Jones, deceased. Greeting:
Whereas, ID. w. Evans, of the county
OF Blue Earth, State OF Minnesota, has lately
delivered to the Probate Court OF the county
of Blue Earth, State of Minnesota an Instru.
ment in writing, puIporting TO be the last VIII
and testament OF Mary Jones, late OF
said county, deceased, and has applied to the
said Probate Court for the proof Of the said
will. .
Therefore you and each of you are cited
and required 10 appear at the Office OF the
Judge OF Probate, in the city of Mankato, IN
said county, on the sth day Of March, A ID.
1882 at ten o'clock in the forenoon OF that day,
and attend the probate of the said will.
In testimony whereof, ] have hereunto set
my hand and affixed the seal of the Probate
Court this 18th day of January, A: ID: lss9;s
g. w. MEAD,
ISeall Judge of Probate.
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CITATION.

CTATE OF MINNES0TA-County OF Blue
= Earth-In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate OF Alonzo Crane
deceased.
The State of Minnesota and the said Probate
Court TO all persons interested i'll the estate oil
AIonZo Crane, deceased, Greeting:
You and each of you are hereby clted and
required personally to tie and appear before
the Judge of Probate of the county OF Blue
Earth, State of Minnesota, at his Office, In the
city of MankatO in said county, on the ON
day of February, A. ID. 1859, at ten O'Clock in
the forenoon of that day, then and there to at
tend the final settlement of the account Oi
Lysander Cook, administrator OF the estate oi
Aionzo Crane. Deceased, and the distribution
of said estate.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto sci
my hand and affixed the seal OF the Probate
Court this oath day of January, A. ID: 1889.
TsFAIj G. w. MEAD,
Judge Of Probate.
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THE RAILWAY TRUST.

The revised plan of agreement by
which it is proposed to combine all the
western railways into "pooP or ar.
rangement for keeping rates up is some
thing immense IN its proportions, yet,
strange to say, we don'the those news
papers which are always scared by the
formation of "trust" making any howl
against this one. The following roads,
with the mileage indicated, are parties
to this tremendous aggregation of cor
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EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED

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am going to tell you of the extraordinary
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Sept. q, 1887.
Feb. z, 1ssS.-Not trace whatsoever OF the
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since my cure. GEO. COTEY.
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UTERINE PAINS

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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

4
ayes that ERE blamed of OK SHED at g
| paper in the road and run US into ditch
ana tipped the wagoa over"
| eyes"
Martha was along Crushed tho glZZard
| right out of her, and she was dead when
/ picked her up Funeral cost me forty
/ dollars. was just looking at the bill. Had
a coffin with six silver-plated handles. Ever
| lose your wifcl"
| '.Never"
lawful sad thing. Haw there, Buck She
had two unmade dresses In the house, which
| were left on my hands. Guess I'll get sbet OF
them, however-guess 1 will. Whoa! you
! yaller oxl Undertaken said we could scrape
along with four handles TO the coffin, but
told him to make 'em an even half dozen.
Feller can't afford TO be smatl about those
things. Say, you know what belongs to
manners, ehP'
Il hope So"
Guessed you did, even IL you are afoot.
] want to ask you how long a widower has
to wait before taking another. There's no
| law, yer know, but q sort Of custom. Is it
ycarl'
"Some wait year"
"And some only three or six monthsi"
"rve heard of a second marriage within a
| week or two'
| ''TOo soon-a leetle too soon," he answered,
as he stroked his thin whiskers. Looks
too sordid and grasping, you sec. Neigh
bors would probab.; talk, too Couldn't
complain about six months, could theyF'
IL should think not"
That's twenty-four weeks, or one hun
| dred aud sixty eight days, you see Moth
| ing sordd about that ehi It's coming of
| next week"
WHAT Your marriager
That's it. Bin engaged FIVE days now,
and it's 70 come of next Wednesday Her
name is Feebe Awfsl hard to get up
airly and keep hustling all day Had nv
eye on her ever since tho cay Of the
funeral, but you needn't mind telling IL
Folks IS gOssipy, you know Git up. you
lazy bcasts Say, l want 70 ask bou,
another thug"
'sWellf'
Haven't got Martha any tombstone yet
Have 20 git one, won't II"
why, yes"
"If L didn't they'd say / was sordid,
wouldn't theyi1
''They might"
Would you put lamb or dove on itl"
THAT'S Just as YOU feel
'Hls it got 20 read: Martha, the first
and most5sloved wife Of Aaron SnyderP" q"
"Not necessarily
"Kia jist put ou: Erected 20 the mem
ory Of Martha Snyder, who died April -
Issss'"
Way. yes"
And have IL quietly taken Up and set up
and not let on % the other see. Nothing
sordid about Feeble, but sich things grad.
yen know Do vou take the cross- road {
Wal, good cay. Glad We net. Seemed
some six months was long enough, but
kinder wanted an outside Uployun- Had
six handles, you rsmeuber. bit the nc b
bors might cal ne sordif sud shat us out
on euiltipg bees and corn EIs<.1 ~.
L Sun
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

the shock. tipped ever iRt9 tic SAT- barrel.
bringing II, hilaseif add TO cnsir ccrn ~
TIE noor vita Boisv ce.cFiiy
bless -. Dc. White" sad the drum.
mer, l4Uoceltiy. has tie c2t goss psaaF'
Mss=s Ia kls paAla 4ad rage uo1aleG GPOa
tEs couutsr aud scudded toward tie maiden
with blaxluz eyeoails and taiio noas1rous
slZe, and hsaTluE the word mad fFoM tas
drpAmefs hps. sue gave ono horrinsd
scream, bounded up On a chair. and yath-
srtBg her skirts 10 Que hand shs waved her
parasol, which she bad caught up =
weap0n OF defense, vita the other
An cd .ady was lgst entering tie door
with = basket Of eggs IS Moses weat cut.
sGd, not loo klns 20 the ways Of his going,
he rGshsd between her feet 80 unexpected
~ that she lost her balance, zDd over she
went, eggs and all
The elerA had hi. hands full between the
old lady, the eggs and tho hysserlcal
maIden In tho chair. while the deceitsul
drummer 10 the rear was oG.c.ously active
IN assisting Mr.. White 20 BIS feet, dNstirs
his clothing and exe.2iElng upon the sur
prisiEg performance OF the cat
Sad 10 relate, after order was restored
once more, the unooservls cTsafGrs re-
ceived hls expected order ram Lss III sas-
plcious patron, though Il De osua have
seen the blister wafgh poor Noses was
nursing behind the barn ho wcad no
doubt have received Ii beral supply Of boot
lesther Instead, and Justly enough IL must
- -iiawed Mas. y. N. HosARo.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14


shrsuxh policy % conceal this trait tn his
character. cut his asrural instincts led him
sc x-t up q ght with the species ss uner-
rinxlv a. n Ne had been canine, aud when
Mcses. with his clsvs fully uusheathed,
drew his paw through his bsir and left q
aecided scratch Across bis crauiuu. Re
turned wish quick wrath. which was nowsys
SEATED BY discovering who the sggressor
VS..
The eyes q the chors boy we're upon hin.
hogvsver and he yell xnew that II ne gave
w-y 70 ols wrath no fss 5il Of goods would
ornament his orier- beck a. that tine or any
stser "LSre ne lovs uY cas-. f" being enc
sx Mr. " Whise's notices IA business As else
where
BE vailed as se1lifnents under deceit
IN ssua~. therefore. as ae SAID "Ah. Puss-
good nstv Fias o.d fellow
Thss Nas a. Aoses wanted. and down he
came from as perch ugon the drummer >
iap for his CUSTOMARY Pesnns.
L was an oprort'Ins move. for NJ. v bite
~as coming aova ths room and hs suiled
blsadiE nrcn the commercial person with
great rod huulor "a ~ ss~ I'm strclunz
ass fsvorirs's siossy fur vita pretended
suitability
NJ White sssa.d himself upgu a chair
scar -. sas ieaplrg eack against a Barrel
haif f'l r $a- Is. - began tSxiuz zIbly
- prizes. spring trade ard similar touies
whiting 3 .ticx su-ilT as he I'D 50
The cscre by asd gone 0nt. the nsiSsa
N ne frcur q the store was matching
setue huttons VITA mirute care. snd tss
drunusr stil he.d ne cat theuch his ~srT
soui revo te'i az tae operation He fess s1s
snrtfsiine nafsre stirring wirhia hIm -
acsea sat shere CT his lap. has sfz. green
eve- pcaesf'lllv ciased ~ a zap. the ~ery
rtcssre of aniuisi csutsrf. assi wiid desire
- - something ay vyhica 70 sef reyengs
upou tae creature who bad SO sasiaeioss. '
tbruse alassif gecn IS anwiLlisg astios
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

nate, wish to disabuse his mind on that
point Mr.. Bowser never comedies to me,
but that isn't obstinacy. That is simply the
way OF al hus bands
The other morning asked Mr. Bowser if
he wouldn't sent up Il carpenter to hang the
screen door 10 the kitchen and, after a mo-
ment's thought, he replied:
I'm in no hurry this morning and I'll
hang IL myself"
But it's got 10 have spring on, you
know"
We'll, what of iti"
"Cau you-you-"
'If can't l want TO be knocked on the
head for al IDIOT I've put 90 more door and
gate spriags than you've got hairs ia your
head -
de got the door down from the loft, and
after running up and down and backwards
and forwards for half IN hour h.s assor;-
meat Of tools consisted Of two saws, aa
auger, brace and bit, plane, a screw.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

I LII Bhf *4J.SV,DDO TO CBsf HAVEN t.
driver aud screws, a square, compass, q
miter- box and q tape line
"Does il require all those tools 20 hang q
screen doorT I queried.
ut may and it rsay not" he replied
"Can 1 assist you in any way"
"Cs1 you assist met Mrs Bowser, you
talk as II you didn't regard me as hall
baSsdi When / want your valuable a.
sistance I'll send you word on 4 postal
card i'
retired Ia good order and remained out
of sight twenty minutes. When returned
he had the door or and seemed very well
satisfied.
"Youu have 20 make a Ebt change in
thai. Mr Bowser.n
'.How2"
~ on - hung IL top % bottom"
"I have, en- I'll bet you ten million dol
lars % a cent haven't"
"Weil. lcok az the knob sad the catch snd
holdings ca the panels
Hc was fairy beaten and be realized IL
but instead Of scxnowtedg ging the corn hs
locked az il for moment and then quietly
sad.
Il slipped Il on that way 20 see n you
woaia notice il. but you'd have let it pass Il
| hadn't called your attention soitr'
In the course of haf Al hour BE made the
change snd was pu.ting on The spring when
Icsme back He had never rut spring on
deer ia RS life sud 30 would rot have GO.
trs-ted frcn his dignity 90 ask ~ advice.
but le would have lied frs he measured
Pr i and sssan - bore ho,s for the screen.
After be bad worked for two or three min
u1es as yed,
"1fr. 30 wssr. which way are Tou turnias
that -lefi''
What 10 yoa mean r. he demanded. as
&c st0ppec w9rs
"Aol have Zen turnir z n the lsffn
~Of ceurSs have Wnoerer heard q
turu.nz = oorinz tool snT 1ther wavfr
Il have You may work a. day ,hat vsy
anG not accomplish arr thinx. Tat E.nlet
s1d "a other gin ie-S tarn ~ the rlcht1
They &c. ehi y ast = smart 7vlfe nave
Yss had be ser 8elv = series q Isctares
On neenar sul
"Ni8 yoa tlrn - nc rightf7
"Nc. ma trs
Re bored and borsd. ~ tsra Axe. nos e zsvs
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

"a al a sesztA p1sssc hIz zs4as ssc
t4rEed Ene sI-Aes ~ tAS rlsss >~s h-o IA
t4se t4e Soss A. ~ tlzzS.
-Es-12 ! s~ss 49, -. &T bsxssrs%
Me- t1s z@G - a4-2s -14& gaElss ds-
seFs=s S-Sss frAs1Dl k's tAs fra. eos I
ever $50 t14s tzrs<@ 70 tAs rlsas 221 s>a
ses2 Al-1s1s - LAeE4 osf7rs 80 ssrs
bsra-"
.-Csn 90 pa TIA sFEA2g - s<sHss"
Mrs k0sssE- &c sDs ssred. after gar
LIZ a. lle - . c1.-leo sleS. ~-y tsT k4f =
AlA4te. perhaps ! sus1t - - IA he ialet
4sy iZrl. sz1 PERHAPS / o. kDs" Saguga 70
eaae II s1sa = F@z1s. Iss wl1 o51ge -
ye1v u1cA ~ solns Gss tAe kczse aad
kn9s sias LAT ss~--lns yesEg Il q la
Ee44
n g4as half - boar before czrsi make
a. sx-gs@ - gss cat ss-zA 81 t1-t Saa1s
Ar. b-0ser A4a tn- spxiRs On, bat tie door
s-Ooa opsE iasss42 Il sI4k Hs S@z st4aa-
iag a . esep ss-ay.
4 anew - h-t as u, NJ. ko.ser."
"EsW sLrsHalp
WEea yea Lsetsne1 the spriRg Up yea
t1Fsea it ~ tae ugot Tat t.roes tie
coSr cPea- II - j Uzetes - the lett, ia
door wl-l sprInz shaLsf
he Sal down cu tie steps and Looked al
Es Slth twelve alnersaL shades OF irCay
49, sarc4sls il as expression, and may
saec - reply:
~ here "a Yoa learn al you knowi'
''* ll Jou a. th2I spring a. / tell youT'
40. NJ an, I wan'li I've been looking
Il sTrr, ani I know where tue trouble >
T. = spring for a lefs-hsad door. l sho4,d
h-vc seen Il al the outset II yea hadn't
beeu ootheriag around
Il can u41e that spnng work on this
door"
Mrs. Bowser, l wouldn't have your con
eeit FOR DO money. No Nroncer yoa haven't
single friend in this neighOsrhood
Il have ell l waGt, aEd l can tx that
spring in tao minutes
"Neyerl You simply wsst an oppor-
tunity 20 break H. You'd tear the whels
kitchen down for the sake OF carrying yeur
point Co iA aad maui that howliax baby
some more"
loosened the spring and taon turned it the
o;hsr way, add 10 the door sAut and was
held stits ia ITS place, ss was designed
''rhere Mr. Bows-r."
''Fnere whatv'
''rhe spring shuts the door"
Il don't see H."
blt loesl DIu you ever SEQ cocr Work
picerl"
ut doesn't work at all"
'But see ~
IL see ruined door, just as expected TO
see, and now l must get an entire new
screen! Mrs. Bowser have borne frSm
you until the liEit Is about reached.
Don't provoke mo 10 desperation. Husbands
rendered desperate by persistent and mali
cious naggins have been known 10 arise at
mIdaight and wipe out the whole faInilyl'
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

naoEtiscs IN each lex on the inner corssr
the rrst about Zen inches from tke top, the
second about seventeen. IL . drawer Il
s4Ged . third Iacrtise should DC sawed three
Or four inches below the second. II ths
shelves are 70 be OF board less than en inch
thicA tho ncrtlses must, Of course, be
made to take In just the thickness or tie
shelves. On the two outer sides nOrtise
the top for depth OF three inches. cutting
IL half al inch 10 admit the iuch-thick top
boards, which are also mortised out half al
inch on the inside These are three Izches
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

on with four long screws pnt through IL
into each leg, c0Untcrsunk and puttied
over. Or, board eighteen by twelve may
first be screwed TO the legs IN this manner,
aud the topthen fastened on by screws put
through tbs up into the top, but not Ion 2
enough % come through.
Stain the central square OF the top with
nitric acid "a burning poison) using a rag
swsb; eOo1lize the edges and the two inch
border. and bronze a strip where the stain
aid ebony meet. Stain the legs, and finish
the sides TO match toe top. Gid a three
leaf clover on the doors aud sides. 10
liked. Finish with nice coat Of varpfsb
thoroughly appiicd.-Frsnk Laurel in The
HousckeeDcr.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

wide, two OF them being eleven inches long
and two nineteen.
The shelves are eighteen inches lons and
twelve inches wide, with one and three
fourths inches sawed from each corner,
that they may AZ into the mortises In the
lex. After they are in place fasten secure
iy with long, slender. wire nails. Put the
shorter top boards on first and nail the
front and back boards To these as well as
to the legs The front top boards may be
followed out somewhat, so as to allow u
httle more room for getting at the shelf.
The shelves may all be Of light boards,
such as cracker box sides, if wished, and
tue drawer can be formed from the same
material, by making box which will lust
ut the space allowed for II, saving "A piecc
or thin board 70 tit the opening, and mailing
1t on the front OF the drawer, as "A veneer
The whole affair is now inclOsed by put
ting thin boards (cracker box or tea-chest
sides) on the back and at the sides, where
they should come down over the drawer,
requiring the former To be about nineteen
by twenty one inches, and the latter about
twelve by twenty-one inches. The SIDES
can be prettily finished, by mailing all around
an ornamental strip like that shown in tho
engraving. IL Is two or two and q half
inches wide, and of baf-inch STUFF. On one
edge, saw into a depth Of an inch and at in
tervals of an inch, then carefully remo~a
every other piece Mter them together
perfectly at the corners. Put these on with
fine finishing nails or glue.
There are two doors IN front. They
should be made of as nice piece of wood
as can be obtained, and may come lust IN
the drawer or over it.
The top should be board two and hal,
feet long and twenty inches wide. II so
wide board is not within reach. match
two narrow ones together and fll the crack
with putty before staining. Fasten the ton
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-14

Ar- az1s ss 80 la nczseng 2escsse1
"A . 1sEt-l s-s-cy u t1s stiex Dc ~ss SAT
Elsz. seseSker ~stA 49, 2es1@1 1ry xso1s "a
s1s 4os4. - sr1sr, 41z a1A1g S1ark3y
s1o1t ~ ses t1st ~ s1e ~4s osssrxia4 aIx.
TIE wicked c1zlz@efci.l s-2z gFSsses- LLs szd
% As earE11g sss-< <s-lLss 80 s4Ez Eess
II tse s.eePiaz e..1
Foe< Aos@si HIS = F-sce1 eSaadeaos
Aaa q r-41@ .~a4eAing. s-s Is g9ngee izs
LIS ar L-<s To@AsI- sEls--ag - y1sl-
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