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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-17
Looking Into the Future

Featherstone waiting for Ringway to
dressl-I see you are improving, old
man. A year ago you wore ready
made tie, aud now you tie it yourself. /
wonder where you Will be next Year,
Ringway (desperatelyl-I shall prob
ably be stin tieing it.-Closhier and Fur
nisher.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-17
wichita Produce MarSet-

WICHITA. Kan. March IS
FLoUR-Hight patent 81 IS, second paesnt s. Is
BTTTEh-Fancy creamery &c choice creamery
&c. common dairy I0sl2i4c, good creamery &c
fines; dairy l.o. fine dairy l5c-
EGGS l0Gllc. =,
PoULTRT-Roosters 81 5os2 %. hens 81 5OsS 0
ducks So Gas2 40 live turkeys 6sIc per pound
POTA TOES-Ninnesots. sacked, per bu III 2
fancy Greedy 81 80. Early Ohio Il 75sl 50
COAI.-Anthrscite sIl 90, Canon City IS o. Wen
City a. g. Frontenac & 90 Pittsburg 81 80 Illinois
s. o.. hcAllister g 20.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-17

So ess, Wis the New Ekorr ilce. Ms
,ssssr4 PazEe Pleasant HiIl reEtr'
ThrouSh sle~plng sr6 chair carr without
Gage " sekitA 70 - LcgAa 81 Z i
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-17
Some Modem Buildings.

Contractor-The walls Of that new
hotel of yours amt safe. There amt no
fire escapes, an two floors are cracked
already. What are you goin' to do about
it?
Builder-Finish 1T, an IN turn 1t into
q first class fat house.-New York Re
corder
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-17
Cheap Excursion to Dallas, Tex. via Santa &c
ROuts.

On March Is and 16 a rate of one fare
for the round trip has been made on &C
count of the knights of Pythias conclave.
Final limit of tickets, March 25- Inquire
for tickets ct l22 North Main street, and
Union passenger station.
| 9s- ct W. d. MURDOCH, D. P. A.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-17

FINANCDANDC COMMERCE.
WICHITA MARKETS:

Receipts ofIive Stock at the Union Stock
Yards during the past 48 hours: 80
Cattle, LILO Hoga Shipments: 100
Cattle; 654 Hogs.
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Wichi- 4 Grain Market

WICHITA. Kan. March Is
Following are the closing quotations;
GRAIN-Car lots on track
NHEAT-No . sS6sS6c, No. hard 16c, No. 5 81
CoRN-No or better .6c. white Acc, new corn AZ.
OATS-s0c.
RYE-No or better. eoc-
HAYS soS1 o. per ton IN car lots,
GROUND CORN-Chop in car loss 81 m2l 10 pc
lCC lbs
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WICHITA LIVE STOCK MARKET.

WICHITA, Kan, March IS.
CATTLE.
The receipts oS cattle were small today The
market is steady at unchanged prices on good cat
tie. ~. =,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-17
RTiCLES

BTTTER-EasIer. Extra creamery e9SSc
extra frstS eS2c. frsts 5S1s3c extra dairy 90 sc.
extra br.ts zs-2Sc, crs.s los lsc-
EG4S-iJ66
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-17
Chicago GRAIN and Produce.
CHICAGO, March Il

CHICAGO, March Il
wheat-Ftrn.
Corn-Stea6y.
Oats-steaLy,
Pork-FirAl-
hard-Firm.
The leading futures ranged follows
wHEAT-Nsrch Is. M@y lGiss- July sTs
CORN-March 6Qsc, May Ss1sc, July 60sc.
OATS-Nay 5IAc, July sS1sc.
PoRK-March 81 o. May Ell % July slI 57SS.
lARD-Narch SIS III May Sc IS. July Sc 60.
SCGAR-o1t loaf 7ss7s4c. graduated s5tc, stand
ard 6s.c-
Cash quotations were as follows
FIOCR-Iull Winter patents & 50ss 90 spring
psteuts 81 Sez4 40 hx Aers Is SSSS y
wREAT-No cash -
CORN-Dsc-
0ATS-52ssc.
RYE-90c-
BARLEY-Nomi nal
FLAXSEED-Sl 2i1s
TIMoTHY-sl &Sl 81
PORK-&Il 90.
IARD-xs III.
SHORT RIBS-f5 lS@5 o
DRY SALT SHCUL0ERS-a 1894 Is
SHORT CLEAR SIDEs-S5 SsSS q
wHlSKY-xI l6
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

New York Money.
NKw YORK. March Ia
Money on call easy ranging from 23eSSba, last
loan NJ close offered at ~ per cent
Prime mercantile paper SCI
Sterling exchange quiet an steady az "a 81 rei
slxty day bills and 81 IS for demand.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-17

DRAss BAND INSTRUCTIONS. cALL OK OR
ID se1sezs :. Z As@S.. =. As<ts TsS-s as.
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DIR, C.. e. FURLEY,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE: RESIDENCE
S3l East Douglas Ave. Furley BLOCK
Telephone No. il6. Adjoining the Ohlce
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E. y. MUNSELL, NJ. ID.
DIR. e. EMMA COBB.

renaIe and chidren's diseases a spreciaity Home
for Ladies during confinement strictly eo
a,i answered Immediately on receipt or same
Home III south Ida ave. Wichita, Kan. lis-sf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-17

wv ANTEp AGENTs-IS EVERY CITY. TOWN
" ard village n the United stst<e tcxee2t n
state OF kanSas1 take subscriptions fostn, Asero
comics free Cash commissions Donsy can b. maize
IN getting up elebA address lie sNieAstA kxs.~
Wichita. Nan -'s
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-17

Elegant reclining chair esrs on All trains snf
Pullman slesper- from Wtobita 20 ksnsas tlty sni
chicago without change On right trains ftrfsts
-oid and baggage checked tsrossxb 10 az Y1tnts
north sos;h east and ~~st. ard steamship heksss
saa TO All Fuyo.ean poirfs ~ losest rats- ny
ticket once &c Esst fbcpziss zTebas, core~r sae1
street. passenger station cornsr D0ogias ADJ hSa
avenues Telephor@ 10.
WI wIsB1HT, Ticksf kzso-
rxo erp4e-TAN q r. q =. A Chicago Va
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-03-06
Personal.
UNCLE JOSH.

E. III. Barnes was up from Madelia
Monday. He has purchased a residence
in his town and after remodeling it
will move his family there, probably
about May 1st.
We Inadvertently neglected TO men-
ton the fact in our last issue that Mr..
/. LOngini, who has been in the east
for the past two or three weeks. buy
ing stock Of goods. returned Satur-
day.
DIR. Andrews left for Chicago Mon
day, where he viii remain about
four weeks. He goes for the purpose
Of brushing UP in his profession gen.
orally, but especially for the purpose
Of familiarizing himself with the
Koch treatment of consumption.
Miss HESTER, of Blue Earth City, is
the guest of Mrs. Allen, nee Miss Jen-
ME Park.
Mr.. Edward Austin and family have
returned from their three months
eastern visit, and report an enjoyable
time.
N G. Hunt, Esq, of Sioux City, is
in the city visiting his brothers, L. p
and T. W.
Jay Hubbard and Gene Patterson
are home from the University during
the week vacation
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Several SpVpnS.

In ancient times. the number seven
was looked on as having something Of
a sacred and mysterious character
evidence of which crop out all through
history. There were Seven Wise Men
of Greece, the Seven Wonders Of the
World. Seven Cities claiming TO be
the birthplace Of Homer. The He
brew temple contained seven
branched golden candlestick; the Jews
marched seven times around the walls
Of Jericho TO compass its fall. The
seventh son Of a seventh son was sup
posed TO be gifted with miraculous
powers Of healing. The seventh day
Of the week was set apart as holy
day, Shakespeare speaks Of the Seven
ages of man. 1.-The Burlington Sys-
TEN Of railroads with its seven bhous-
and miles Of tracks, links together
seven cities Of the Central West-Chi-
cagO, St. Louis. St. Paul. Minneapolis.
Kansas City, Omaha and Denver.
There is nothing mysterious about its
popularity with the travelling public !;
that has been achieved by the facili-
ties and accommodations it offers. For
tickets. time tables. rates Of fare, etc,
apply to any ticket agent of 1.-THE
Burlington or connecting lines. or
write TO W J. c. Kenyon. Gen. Pass.
Agent, c. B. & n B. b., St. Paul,
MINI.
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STATE FARMERS INSTITUTE.

On Tuesday and Wednesday and
possibly Thursday, March 10, II and
u, Supt. o. c. Gregg, with his old ex-
perienced Institute workers, viii give
the citizens Of Mankat0 and all sur
rounding country an opportunity Of
enjoying the practical workings Of a
genuine Farmers Institute. if the
weather is favorable. There is but
little doubt but the Opera House viii
be vel filed. az word is coming in
from every quarter, that the farmers
are bound TO be there for those valu-
able books that Mr.. @. II. Chadburn.
one Of the practical farmers Of the
State said, after thorough eXamina-
ti0n. is well worth five dollars TO any
farmer who wants to keep up with his
profession. Such books cost money TO
somebody, and while they are TO be
given away at the Mankabo Institute,
1.-THE last one of thewinber) would it not
be well TO take advantage Of the OPP
porbuni1y?
We understand that these books are
10 be distributed at the close Of the
first forenoon session, SO it viii be well
TO be on hand before they are ali gone
At this Institute special feature is
Mrs. Hays cooking school for the
ladies. Why should we not have this
feature of the work as well attended
as the farming departments Don't
we all eat. and who does not like good
cooking?
The reports Of the Institute are very
satisfactory and we wish every farmer
in Blue Earth county would make a
special effort TO attend this closing
session in Mankabo. March 10 and IL.
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Minneapolis 4 st. Louis RAILWAY
HOME JOTTIN0S.
REPUBLICAN CLUB ORGANIZED.

The meeting held in G. I. Benedict s
Office Tuesday night for the purpose of
organizing a Republican club was an
enthusiastic one, and a good, live club
was organized Many Of the leading
Republicans Of the city were present.
The following officers were chosen:
B. D. SmiGh-President.
9. L. Notwithstanding
Fred WideIl-Treasurer.
The remaining officers viii be select
ed hereafter.
A committee was appointed, consist
ing of DR.. Jacoby, W E. Young and
B. D Pay, TO prepare constitution
and bylaws.
The following delegates were chosen
TO attend the State Republican League
convention at Minneapolis, March II:
W. E. Young, Chas. Bennett, DIR.
Jacoby and B. D. Smith. The follow
ing al1erna1es were chosen: B. d. Pay,
E. f. Soaring, Fred Widel and G. L.
Benedict.
The club adjourned TO meet on the
call Of the president. The club gives
promise Of becoming an important
factor in the politics Of the county.
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STERLING, Mch. 3rd 81

Mrs. S. l. Boyer is on the gain
1t was our good fortune TO hear the
paper read at the Centre last Sa1ur-
day night and the one read On the
Ridge last Monday night. / must say
that the editors of both papers de-
serve great deal Of credit. Both pa
pers were excellent, neither of them
being vulgar or using any slang, which
was quite prevalent in some papers
we have heard read The editor Of
the 'Leaflet" deserves especial cred
it. as it has been said that the Centre
Literary could not get up a paper,
and the ''Leafle17 was as good pa
Der as ever was read in the town of
Sterling some say the best.
The town board met to-day, but the
town clerk, W. Ellis being sick, they
adjourned until next Saturday.
Next Tuesday promises TO be quite
exciting
Miss ReJta Plymat visited with
Mr.. Wells and Mr.. Vroomans folks
over Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Wildes left for his home near
Mankato last Tuesday morning. He
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-03-06
FOR CITY TREASURER.

At the earnest solicitation of several
friends of Mr.. e. e. Kennedy, that
gentleman has concluded to be can
didabe for the Office of city Treasurer.
The FREE PRESS has no candidate
for this position, but it does not hest.
tate TO say that no mistake viii be
made if Mr.. Kennedy is elected TO this
responsible trust. He is an old and
worthy citizen, a veteran of the war
and a man in whom the most implicit
confidence could be placed
1t is not definitely known whether
or not thepresent treasurer, Mr.. Thos.
Sherk, is up for reelection, but as he
has not publicly proclaimed TO the
contrary, it is the general supposition
that he is. This, however, il merely
gueSs-wOrk.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-03-06
THE FREE TEXT BOOK QUESTION.

The school board discussed the text
book question last night without &C
tiOn. The proposition Of CHM & 90.
was favorably reported by the commit
tee, as well as that of the American
School Book Co. CHM & Go. agree TO
furnish all Of the books used here that
are on their list at reduction of
about 3338 per cent. over the present
cost 10 the scholars. The American
School Book Co. agrees TO furnish all
the books which CHM & Co. do not
have, at the same figure. The con-
tract must be for five years,
with the privilege Of the district
Withdrawing at the end Of
three years and paying the balance
due. The district may fix the rental
of the books, which it shall turn over
three or four times year 10 the COM
panies. retaining ten per cent. TO
cover expenses Of handling the books.
At the end of five years whatever
balance is due on the books must be
paid by the district.
Stewart & Holmes offered TO handle
the books at the same figure as offered
by the publishing companies, with ten
per pent. additional for their trouble
The matter was discussed for a
couple Of hours. L. q. M. Fletcher
"a lad the attention 0f the Tnenohprc
to the fact that several laws reQuir-
ing free text books to be furnished
are pending before the legislature, and
moved that further consideration of
the question be postponed until April.
This would allow time for the legisla-
bure to take such action as it might,
and in case a law was passed, the
board would not be tied UP by a con-
tract for three or five years. He urged
that this delay would not be injurious,
as the books would not be used until
next September in any case. His
motion was lost. the vote being four TO
four
1t was finally voted TO postpone con-
sideration for a week.
The contract provides that in case
any Of the books are changed, the old
ones may be exchanged for any on the
list, at one-third their cost.
The report Of the superintendent
for February showed the following !:
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I An erroneous idea seems TO have
gained currency regarding the object
of the mass meeting of citizens TO be
held at City Hall Saturday night, and
at the request Of several citizens the
FREE PRESS trys TO correct
the current rumor The petition
which has been circulated and very
generally signed reads: For the pur-
pose Of discussing affairs directly per-
tanning to municipal matters. we, the
undersigned, heartily join in a call for
a mass-meeting of citizens, regardless
OF party or politics. at City Hall, Sat
urday evening, March 7th, 1891, at
7:30 o'clock; and earnestly ask all in
terested TO be present. This simple
and plain call has been distorted into
rumors of combines" party inter
est" individual benefit" and many
other things of Like purport- The
meeting is TO be held in the interest
of no individual, nor set of individu-
ais. 1t is made by Democrats and Be
publicans, and men of all parties and
politics have joined hands. The gath
ering is for the purpose of discussing
municipal matters" That and moth
ing else. There is no intention nor
thought 10 make the movement in the
interest of any set of officers or Office
seekers. 1t is, however, the desire
TO lift, if possible, the mayoralty
question out Of politics and allow
a popular, UMPIRE JUDGED and indepen-
dent nomination for this Office TO be
made 1t is probable that no effort
viii be made TO include any other Off
cial. These viii very likely be n0mi-
mated by the respective parties.
For once let the people try a mayor
who owes his election to all the people
and not TO a political party or faction
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NERNON CENTER.
Christian EudeaEor at M. E. church
last Saba tn evening.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E.
church on Sunday last. A good atben-
dance.
Elder Barnes is still quite sick.
Bert Barnes has bought g. T. Gran
Mss interest in the store building,
also shift of land lying west of town
which be proposes to use for torn lots
Elder Thomas MuIlgan has been
hired TO act as pastor Of the Vernon
Center Baptist Church. He comes
from MOody's College, Chicago, and is
highly recommended.
Forest Carpenter has bought the
old h0JeI and viii tear it down pre-
parat0ry to moving it on his farm for
barn
DR.. McMichael recently purchased
Il acres Of land lying between his
place and the river. Consideration
S25 per acre.
Hired help seems scarce here this
spring.
Ebtie WILDER closed her winter term
of school last week.
The Vernon school viii close with
an exhibition.
The writing school is well attended.
Eva WILDER visited her parents last
SATURDAY. and Sabbath. She returned
TO her studies at the Normal on Mon
day.
Mr.. T. S. Hays visited St. Peter last
week He was called there by the
illness of his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Myres.
S. J. Minis and Lyman Babcock went
TO St. Paul with stock last week and
report prices low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Green are at Maple
ton visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Berry
Louis Hemingway viii give a con-
cert in the Brown district in the near
/ future.
/ Hark! Methinks / hear the ring Of
wedding bells. The Invitations are
out for the wedding Of Mr. George IL.
Bucknlis1er, Of Vernon Center, and
Miss May Briggs, of West MankatO.
The wedding to be March 3rd, at the
brides parents. After a short we'd
ding "Trip they viii be at home 10 re-
ceive visits at his farm three miles
northwest of Vernon Center
William Barnes, of Lake Crystal,
has bought an eighty, lying east Of his
farm, formerly owned by Willard and
Barney.
Bert Barnes is finishing of his store
preparatory TO putting in stock Of
goods.
George BuckmisJer Sr. viii move
into town soon, either build or rent.
| He has rented his farm to his son
Charley for term Of years.
Mrs. Hanson died last Thursday
and was buried Saturday forenoon,
Elder Even officiating.
John Darling, an old settler, is
looking over property in Vernon with
| intention of buying soon.
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AAIBOYTTES

Enduring the Water Drop Tarture.
The statement that q man could not
endure TO receive II the palm Of his hand
a Quart Of water falling drop by drop
from height of three fest was given d
Practical test by the employees Of Ben
nett & Frantzs Carriage works The
foreman Of the trimming department
volunteered 70 prove that the thing could
be done, and succeeded II the attempt.
His hand was fixed mmovahly and the
water started. The test occupied tw0
or three hours, but the man endured
no remarkable discomfort.
Hawkeye.
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OUR NEIGHBORHOOD.
GARDEN Cry

GARDEN City
Several of our young folks surprised
Mr.. VIII Stevens last Friday evening.
The G. G. A. T. Club rehearsed
East Lynn at the residence Of Mr..
E. W. Gates, Saturday evening, They
intend bringing it before the public
March 18th We bespeak for them a
good house.
Mrs. TruaX viii entertain the Lad
les Industrial Society, this week
Thursday.
Mr.. GoodaIl has been sufferer with
LaGr1ppe the past week, but is now
convalescent. Mrs. GoodaIl is now
wrestling with the same enemy.
Mrs. Wolverb0n, of Mankato, was
up last week visiting her father and
other friends.
Mrs. Parmalee is down from Mime
apolis visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eaton.
Mr.. Ed. Hober, of Window, was
down asst week visiting his sister.
Speaker Of the house, Champlin,
spent Sunday at home.
Mrs. HeIlmick. sister Of Lew john
son, is here visiting. She resided
here some years ago, but has since
been in California and other states.
Town meeting next Tuesday. DOM
make mistake in your voting.
Our school viii close next Friday
for month vacation.
Mrs. SynOt has a brand-new girl.
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became SO deaf / could not hear COM
mon conversation Isuffered terribly
from roaring in my head / procured
bottle Of Ely's Cream Balm, and in
three weeks could hear as well as /
ever could, and now / can say TO all
who are afflicted with the worst Of
diseases. caIarrh, take Ely's Cream
Balm and be cured. 1t is worth $1,000
10 any man, woman or child suffering
from catarrh--A. E. Newman, Gray
ling, Mich.
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has given excellent satisfaction as
teacher on the Ridge this winter.
Chris. Moses is on the sick list with
lagrippe.
Steven and Viola Doty were guests
Of their uncle, A. Benedict, last Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. W Parks visited
at the Centre Saturday.
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SOUTH ST. Paul. March L 1891
Hngs So lower: quail mostly common.
S3.3 1ag5.4.
CatTie-Sf Gn-; g0 d demand On butchers
st elk Sod faI native feers s..75Q a.. 81, good
C VS. S~-bs0s5.09, common cows i . D. o.
bulls, stays and OzHn Sl23a2 ia, mich
COWS ST., 81 calves g. g5 ls.7.4 s1ockers l75@
ut, feeders -. 30 "a. o., butcher steers u 75a
al
shaep-Sfrung Nubfans "a G945 So feed
ers :i.73tQ4. ga. stockers and common Sc. n84
3 80. mixed s;.7.sQ,4.5a lambs 81 -85d5.5
Receipts: 70a hogs, I6D cattle, ! calf, NO
sheep.
Minneapolis Grain.
MINNEAPOLIS March L 1881
Wheat-No hard March gae, ON track sc.
No l Nor hern. March SIC, April Sc May
g6ssc, on track a6c No. 2 Northern. MARCH
g51sc, ON track 93la a94c-
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO UNION STOCK YARDS,
March L 1881
Cat1le-Firm-
Hogs-weak, 5a1Dc lower. Heavy SAM
375. mixed and medium s.. 4D31-70, light SaA
as 60.
Sheep-Frm-
Receipts: Cattle l4Ooa hogs 4s.on. zh1D
R0B0.
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Card of Thanks.

A3BoY, MINI, March ), 81.
To the half dozen Odd-FeIlOws. who
had sufficient interest in the ~Odd-
Fellows Box Sociable, 4" to attend and
partake Of its festivities, and
VINO ezerbed themselves SO faithfully
30 entertain their guests, the grateful
public take this opportunity TO extend
TO them their sincere thanks.
AMBOYITEs
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a Remarkable Letter

The following Ierfer from Mr.. W. A Thorn
son of Columbus. Wis, is peculiarly interest
ing. My wife" says he, has been treated for
her head stomach ann nervous prostraTlon
by three doctors in New 0rk. TWO lnAnlcago,
ane IN PhiladeIphia. enc in CINCINNATI, and
at the large institute IN Buffalo for In months.
They all failed. But one bottle OF MI Miles
Restorative hervine bel ed n6r wonderfully.
This should be used in all headaches, BACK
aches, changes Of life, nervous disturbances.
fits. rheumatism. enc. Ask al John r. Jones
drug store for free trial bottle and Dr. M1ie 3
new book ON Inc Nerves and Heart
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J. @. Roller guarantees those COWS
viii yield L TO ID per cent. more milk
and butter by using his Limp salt. 1t
is the best thing for horses and stock
in the world. 37b2
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The pencil drawings and water color
work of Charlotte BronJe, with speci-
mems of her needlework and some ard-
Giles OF her dress, are now being exhibit
ed with other reiacs of the Bronte family,
al Thornton, near Bradford, England.
The relics are owned by gentleman at
Hawor1h, who has opened museum al
that place, where these ARTICLES may be
seen N future by curious travellers.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-03-06
The Highway to Fortune.

The Wm. r. Whites gate is the
way. s.. 700 worth sold in4 of one
county. Those who have purchased
rights give glowing accounts OF their
dress 3. F. Johnston.
ltw7 Rochester, Mimi