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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-03-06
A SUNDAY BLAZE.

The residents Of West Manka1o
were disturbed Sunday forenoon at
about ten O'Clock by an alarm OF fire
sounded from the Hook and Ladder
house. The alarm was OccasiOned by
a fire which was discovered in the
house of VIM PolZin, located on the
bank Of the Blue Earth river, at the
extreme end of w. Front street. For
a time it seemed as though the build
ing was hopelessly in the power Of
the flames. The West MankatO fire
boys turned out and formed a bucket
brigade, by which means the fire was
finally extinguished- The chemical
engine was ordered out but the fire
was quenched when il arrived. No
alarm was sounded at the city hall. as
there are no water mains in West
Mankato, making ii useless for the
hose companies TO turn out Holes
were burned in the roof, floor and
side Of the building, before the fire
could be gotten out Of the walls. The
loss is placed by Mr.. PolZin al $3.50.
The building, which is an old frame
structure. was insured for $500.
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MR.. G.. M. JEFFERSONS TRIP.
EAST PORTLAND. Feb. %, g

EAST PORTLAND. Feb. ., '9l-
Editor Free Press:
Thinking that some Of my friends
in Belgrade and Nicollet would like 10
hear from the west shore, / viii add
my mite with my experience and hist
Ory of nv travel / left MankatO the
Saturday before election left St. Paul
Sunday night on the Canadian route;
had a delightful trip; got buffalo
horn on the prairie which ! will bring
home: and saw some high mountains
with glaciers 30 feet thick They
were 5000 feet high. and il was cold
I'D there. That was the last breath
that reminded me- Of home: il is so
different here. No other important
event on the road took the steamer
Vancouver for Tacoma. and stood Oh
deck. seeing the salmon leap until /
took cold. Took the train for Port
land and got here at midnight, i've
DAYS out. Found the DIR. and wife
waiting at the depot with carriage.
The fOrepart of the winter was very
pleasant, no wind. no rain TO speak Of,
smokey and sometimes fOggy, warm
days and cool nights, sometimes FROST,
but never hard freeze. Water pipes
are all exposed and never burst. The
weather has changed; it has rained
and showed for the last three weeks
and is very unpleasant. all mud and
slosh. / have Travelled over this cOun-
try some and viii say what / think
about land, crops, prices, etc. Took
the train in the morning so as TO have
a chance TO see the Willamette VAL
ley and had good look 1t is beauti-
full, being once prairie, some twenty
miles wide and hundred miles long.
In price ii ranges from 80 10 Sl25 an
acre. 1t is very rich and fertile, with
fine orchards and good Improvements.
All rail fences and no barbed wire In
this country. This valley won't do
for me on account Of malaria Next
is the UmpQua valley, which is fine,
smaller and more healthy. further
from market, land from S. 10 $50 an
acre. Next comes the ROYAL River
Valley, which is twenty miles wide
and forty long. This is the doomed
valley, still it has its advantages.
Raised the largest peach that ever
grew, l94 ounces. This valley was
prairie and some is still nnimproTed.
Price Sl-25 TO Sl2O per acre. Some Of
this valley is not fertile. They call it
gr0int land Mr. Everett and Mr.
Madison, formerly of Mankato, live
here. saw them at Grants Pass last
week Mr.. Madison had bought of a
homesteader. Paid 500 or $50 for
the right He is well suited. Austin
Pearman is with him; very homesick;
guess you will see him home. This
"Trip took me over ten days and cost
me over So. Have taken two more
since, which I will tel YOU Of some
other time, as this viii I'll too much
space, fear, already
q. M JEFFERSON.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-03-06

A week or Two ago travelling
man came into the Martin county
bank with a 81 bill, different from any
now In circulation. which he thought
must be a counterfeit, as he could not
pass ii. 1t was a perfectly new biz
and seemed of too fine engraving for a
counterfeit. The bill was sent to the
treasury department for further in
formation. 1t was returned few DAYS
ago with the information that it was
one Of the first greenbacks issued by
our government at the beginning OF
the war. Where it has laid for nearly
thirty years and been kept so new is
the question.-FGiynl0n Sentinel.
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FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED.

The friends of J. E. Seidle were
Dained 10 learn Sunday that his
drug store had been closed on an at
1achment Saturday evening The at
tachment was served by Constable
Robel- and was gotten out by the Ryan
Drug Co. OF st. Paul, the amount
being about SI22 Another attach
ment Of SO was also placed on the
stock at the same time. Mr.. Seidle
has been doing fairly good business.
but the dizziness following the holi-
DAYS caused his financial embarTas-
men1. 1t is expected that a settle
ment viii be reached, whereby be may
be enabled 10 reopen the store The
stock is a good one, and Mr. Seidle Is
a Young man who deserves 10 succeed
LAEER-- Seidle has made an
assignment 10 Mr.. Robel- He estim-
ates his assets, including book ac-
counts at $500. Mr.: RObel has given
a bond for $4,000.
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THE FOLLMAN CASE.

The Supreme Court on Friday hand
ed down the following decision in the
case Of DR.. FOllman vs. the city of
Mankato:
A municipal corporation is not LA
bic In damages for obstrucTing and
turning back surface water by public
Improvements or for mere nOn-leas-
ance, where no Improvements have
been made or undertaken. But If the
result Of an improvement is TO collect
surface wafer into stream and turn
ii upon adjacent premises 10 the dam
ages of the owner, an action viii lie.
The same rules are applicable 10 such
corporations substantially as are en-
forced against private owners In in
proving their lands. Evidence held
sufficient to make a case for the Jury.
Order affirmed NANDERBCRG J.
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MANKATo FREE Press,
DEATH OF E. T. CARNEY.

Mr.. Z. T Carney died at his rooms
II the Burt block at Las Saturday.
While the news of Mr. Carney
death viii not come as surprise TO
those who have been close 10 him.
his low condition was not known 10
the public generally. On Wednesday
Of last week he was forced 10 lake ms
bed and since Sunday he sank gradu-
ally until death came TO relieve him
from further pain.
Mr.. Carney Is well known through
out this locality and he was well liked
by all. He was of naturally happy
disposition. a most genial companion
and a strictly honorable gentleman.
For upwards of four years he had
been afflicted with muscular rheUma-
tism and death was caused by this dis
ease which chung TO him with ten
aciry which bafied all medical science.
Through al he bore up with remark
able f0rtitude and ever cherished the
thought that he would eventually
master the disease and fully recover
his 0ld-time health In 1888 he spent
a season al the Hot Springs and on
his return home fell greatly improved
But the benefit derived from the
baths was only temporary, and II was
not long before his old troubles be-
came as aggravated az ever.
Deceased had been a resident Of
MankabO for ten years or more, and
no one has but kind words Tor his
memory. He was a brother to our
wei known fellow t0wnsman, P H
Carney. Jas. T Carney, OF Chicago.
also a brother. has been telegrapbed
20 and with his family is expected 10
arrive II the city Sunday night. Mrs.
Ed. Corc0ran. OF Lincoln, Ills, and
Mrs. Thos. Harvey, Of Chicago, sis
Uers Of deceased, are also expected al
the same time.
Deceased was S. years of age. He
lived a single life. He left no enc
mics. but d host Of warm friends re-
main who will sadly miss him
Poor Ed. suffered long and patient
~, and while his death viii be painful
10 the family and intimate friends il
must have been a welcome visitor TO
him.
The funeral Of the late Ell. Carney
took place Tuesday morning at
ten o'clock from the English speak
ing Catholic church On Broad street,
and was very largely attended
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Do You use STRAIGHT FLOUR

Would YOU like a Straight that is
guaranteed the equal of any patent In
town except SaperlatiTe? If so. call
for sMankabo. : 81 10 per sack. Super
but if you do not want that insist On
'-MankabO," for it is the next best.
Perhaps some grocer may say some
thing else is as good. or better. Small
outside mills pay larger commissions,
seq
Remember '-Mankato-' is the brand
Every sack Of Mankato made -four US
ed in MankaIO helps build up MaDkatO.
2-9t4. 36t+3 r. .. HUBBARD & Co.
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HANKATo IN THE RACING CIRCUIT

Messrs. Zimmerman and Lee have
returned from OwatOnna, where they
represented Mankab0 at the meeting
Of the towns interested In organizing
a racing circuit for next summer. The
meeting was a success, and the circuit
Is assured 1t was decided 10 take
Tracy into the circuit, at its earnest
request. The MankatO representa-
Jiyes were successful in securing July
4th as one Of the dates for this city.
The circuit was arranged as follows;
Tracy, June 10, II and L.
Winona- June L, Is and 19.
Rochester, June "A, %, rs. and %
OwaD0nna. June % and 30.
Mankab0, July 8 and 4
Albert Lea, July ! and 5.
Austin, July 10 and IL.
This circuit promises 10 be one OF
the best In the Northwest Nearly
all Of the above cities viii give $1,000
In purses. while Mankato will give
8. 500. 1t is expected that AT least
70 horses Of more OF less renOwn will
be entered
The matter has only been started,
and a great amount Of hard work re-
mains 10 be done TO make the meet
ing here a financial success. In the
first place cur business men should
guarantee g, 900 or S, 800, TO inspire
confidence in those who will make
entries, and 10 meet any possible loss.
Then the race track must be put in
the best possible condition which
wiz require a large outlay. The
meeting be advertised must be
advertised in the most effective
manner, and a program must be
arranged for July Fourth.
Let our people take an interest in
this matter and make it a success in
every way. The races will be a great
treat for our people, and thousands
Of outsiders should be induced TO
come
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BuckIen's Arnica Saive.

The best Salve IN the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhenm,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all skin eruptions.
and positively cures Piles or no pay re-
uuired. II Is guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded Price
% CTS. per box. For sale by J. z. Jones
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CuuIuius Il Macbeth.

The new Eagle Lake Merchant EX-
change Roller Mill is now completed
and ready TO serve its patrons. We
have special facilities for grinding
rye. buckwheat and corn meal. All
work guaranteed. 35t4*
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Piles! Files itching Piles!

Symptoms-Moisture; itching and
singing nost at night; worse by scratch
ing. If allowed 10 continue tuners form,
which often bleed and ulcerate, becom-
ing very sore. Swayne's Ointment stops
the Itching and bleeding, heals uleera-
non and IN most cases removes the fum-
ors. AT druggists, or BY mail 30 cents.
DIR. SwAyne & Son, Philadelphia. Ask
your druggist for IL. decl2 ,6mts
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Winter Excursions 10 Warmer
Chimes.

Excursion tickets TO Mexico, Cal1for-
MIA, Georgia, North Carolina, Florida,
the Gull Coast, Texas, Hot Springs Of
Arkansas, and Excelsior Springs OF
Missouri, now on sale by the Agents o.
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail-
wEy. Apply for rates and other infor-
nation 10 the nearest Agent, or address
Geo. H Heaf0rd, General Passenger
Agent. Chicago. Illinois.
A J. YORKER, Local Tick. Agf.
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Pimples boils and other humors, are liable
10 appear when the HOOD gets heated. The
best remedy is Dr. J. h McLean,s Sarsaparll-
g. Sold by j. T. Jones, druggist
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-03-06

Distress a1-er eating heartburn. sick head
ache and indigestion are cured by Dr. J. d
McLean's ixer and Kidney PllletE Qif1ae pills.
Sold BY J. T. Jones' druggist
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The following is list of unclaimed
letters for week ending March ?. 1891.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-03-06
LALE CRYSTAL ITEMS.
From the Mirror.


Mr. ". C. Howard and family viii
OCCUPY the Gilchrisb house on south
Main Street.
O. Nartinson, of Lincoln, has rent
ed his farm and expects TO move into
the VI age in the spring
The ladies' of All Angels guild are
preparing TO hold a fair and ladies'
fancy drill at an early date after
Eastel
Esbel Bros. yesterday sold TO the
Twin City Packing company three car
loads If sheep at A on the cars here.
The Lake Crystal B. B. Association
is again agiIating the question of a
baseball tournament. The boys in
tend 10 have IT the latter part Of June
OF cary part of July, and TO commence
on it carly enough to make its success
a probability
Charley Oakley's little daughter,
Ella, ell down stairs yesterday and
for time it was feared her arm was
broken, but proved only a bad, sprain-
Tbs following little table gives an
idea q The amount Of money that has
been distributed among the farmers
who draw their products 10 this point:
Paid on for grain ....--.--s15709 0. 81
Paid on for stock (conssrvaTs IS l15,lOO. 90
Paid on for buttsr sggs and poultry e, 900 90
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So IS ,09O. 81

These figures have been secured
from the various dealers and do not
include private shipments, neither do
they include vegetables, small fruits.
hay, etc, which would Doubtless bring
the fgurHs close up TO $3.50, 600 for the
year, or an average Of So, 900 per
month. Not a bad showing for a small
Town
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Castoria.

sCanorsn Is an sxcelenf MEDICINE for chill
dren- Mothers hzve repessedly told NE Of lis
good ansct UPON their children
DE- G. c Oaeoop,
Lowell MaE
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For Sale.
A span Of haIf-blood Norman Mares,
four and five years old.
Also, two young full blood Durham
Bulls
The above stock for sale at bargain.
T. c. PEART,
?. O. Box S02. MankaJo, MINI.
S2t
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ninssterIsli Association

=, =,
follo"lng Is the program OF the meet
ing of the ministerial association which
will ba held in NL)b,niy nnxt wool, co,,,
msnc;ne Nav ,o,h
A''''
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
$50. Devotional services, conducted
by W. H. ColNn.
Mclean, Discussion led bv y /, MAJ.
son.
:, ':'o. ne value OF Campmeetln@S'
1nnn ',I' ~ " = 'I'''''
bic. Discussion ln1 hy James srraw,rtl,o
1890 The preaching Demanded by
IJ1 I"r mes ;; y, h"'Anson Discussion
LED IN lipurN III. ttOSpr
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drove over from Twin Brooks Tuesday
evening for a short visit win, tr;anJ.
~,
Inc melancholy air assumed by Ed
49,, W.. ". ',''e - MOT '''''7'' ny 'he dESpep,
' ''o - '''' ''''' '''"l ne Is d mourn
l'' 7 ''0',''' '''S "''' il"'lnS deserted
<, 80 = 49, q =" weeks N'9'e 10 iflenos IN
-. ''"'.
1Ne hrst regiment G. \. Il, Of Minnie
sofa VIII hold their annual encampment
~ >'''',' : ""' -, = anu - lhIs i
''' - "'''1"''''' | t'a' 'el' 'ho ehcamP-
q ''' "' O' 'o''' IRE l7S, year, l'e""eed
''''o ~ &c s''''' ''' al raiIroaaS'
M'ioahN hye-Ne@-oid girl who was
dropping potatoes for her father with the
understanding that her mother should
"S 'hem' Thought 1t "oul3 be splendid
JOKE % SKIP 4 lew holes and cover them
- ~ ! S'ss''' ~ Guy HFn u" mother
= ~ '0'''' ''''e' ~ p''"'ee~'
'o,nlfI Nay -, aC the opera house,
',.,.,,,,,'.r '.i'i,.i,''.'' ~ lli..
F4nly eantaI,4a3-. n.., so},a,s.,t,tl ,.,,...
otelS ladies. charming Music. lansh;lole.
situations sec lte grand street parade.
Jack Owens. the railroad man. wish
.es Ms To state That heWas not working out
Il sentence Oh tie street last Wednesday.
bt.t slmpl, paying his poll taS, and 10 see
ttttt the tlty got = -oadhonest days work
ae l'H.lea 81 ili9 coat and went al lthlm-
sell
\ cal! has been issued by tie Gongre
gafianal church u this ctNto Rev naaf
man, now stationed 1T Cresco. Iowa. and
vino bad charge oi the church here for
short tin { last st,Qmmer. The probablii
ties arc that Mr kaufman will accept
tllp c4ll IL has alargp number OF friends
in Niibaik WHO Al bn pleased to see
hi. a-aln i'll our midst.
Commander \ - story anu Adla'an'
j. { stanford Of the &. \. Il post wish
10 announce lhat Hll tue dll.efeht s"e4e.
ties. faterhal, benevolent aAd cAHreh So
e'etles afe invited i'ha eo}dlaAlS request
81 - take l'aftlh Inc memorial exercises
On decoration day Suitable services
viii he held IN one of tie thafehes, aaa
ali are requested 70 attend anu unite III
observing tho day and making the seiil-
ees aalmpressNe as possible.
MI those interested in the organza-
etoh - '..s
'e01'ts i''se''' = - -A7''e.'.'.4'''' -
~ ~ "s'Js.s'' - ! -
~ 1l'ie ~ ~ -
al1efs4o''fi ''eA' - : ''''s'N s''''' : -
eoasli1'tl'il ''ts' = - - VII 'e !" -,
0'd - ''ol'''o'' -
lit't 'os'''' Nv 90 -
aoeei q ~ ~
1ale tau aiai' ttss e'i!o'4's's'''i
laws " ee s"o'''s s4e'
That the spirit Of enterprise can still
be aroused pretty thoroughly in Mil
bank was illustrated this week when \.
j. Bleser started out down Nam street
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LII.
Rain i nea''ed and It's comming too,
IL 49,. Of Antelope Valley. was in
a'aiaE'
M y. T. Lyon Will preach at the
Mtfe @ational church next sunday
noriiDg,
sMsrieta Bones, the we'll known wo
Etn6 hotei ! "esaaF,
LIN kaarcher is very proud over the
,rrlyal j a little daughter at his house
ast Morl4y.
80 1l - RI, sta,a T,,;, p,r3,
luN 3..,s,,., h,,ei,,.s, - ~. rit, rpas
1ay bc, Aecn trains
rn.frn.rhi...,1l lis ia hopsa +n
1.r.v eaf.aar ,xl,, vii! ,nov. i. an, ~
4. s,.n .,.r wards
sa
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|AVNfon1a y tst - ~ 'e is''s'S i'oit17
,sv '''1 - = 4's.'h '5atis1l'S'
H.N Bradford returned Tuesday from
IA sn, I5t ,5fsn.4js,n IN hi, Minnesota
1a'' '1 = s.@.9 i4.te : - 81 "'i - ''1''.
Ma t4 +,x.,i T. =
lAee J .aa'iell ~ Mahlng some need
4 49, aanp: 3Eahtnh1s ~ repairing and put.
4 ~ A. heb efossNaIks 81 the streets.
< no,S SMfA Eugene Dixon and little daughter
lice,Nho has been visiting al thA old
omefh Wisconsin fer the past three
Dnths returned home on Saturday last.
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pa.t,sra.e Cor Horses.

/ have fine pastnrage for about two
dozen colts or horses, we'll waterea by
Apply 70 JonN HEfTERSAN,
Big Stone Township.
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a OIIlE..

A meeting of Mlbank Lodge A. L. q
\. NJ. will DO held Saturday evening,
May Il, for work in the first degree.
f. t. GIBSON, ir., w. NJ.
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For the convenience ofpa'rons having
lock boxes the front Goer Of the post
office will be open on Sundays from 8 to
9:lo 4. II. General delivery is open
from l. to ] p. n.
A. ]. BLEsER, p. M.
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\ nIice

NV wife, Tlhe st. John, having left
nv bed aud board notice is hereby
given that | will not be responsible tor
any debts of her contracting.
+. S. ST JoIIs.
2EylLLo, S. D., May 5'h, 1891.
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We advise our farmer friends to IN
sure at least portion OF their crops in
the Watertoyn IIai Indemnity Associa-
ton They have paid their losses and
all the II bills promptly when due, and
have earned a reputation for honor and
business ability.
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To overcome The marks OF age. all who
have gray boards should use Buck .nu-
hams Dye for the Wh'skers. tie best
and cleanest dye made for coloring bruMn
Or black
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NJ ieIDE.
aohh Tcssiu, Tired of l,fe, SNal-
lows NtricIlniup.

Word was brOurht 10 tho citv We'd
,,.,l,, a., 49, nv
:, '"' ''''' ~
ives d'"u' . niles east ana south OF Mil
oank had committed suicide, and Deputy
sheriff Williams after tpleoraphiny ~
r,rl,,o,. S,,r,. ,,,,,,.
~ ~'''' VI
'iio ''"@e''S "''ollPailieH ny l'f. pahleIs,
Ihe BODY was found at Andrew Gahr's,
Il neighhDr of the spicida. and tho far,s
Ironnan,ad u,,1, ,l,,, ...l...,,,.,, ,..
: ''''''
N'0 "''' ne @"'o'h are as l"l'o"S;
Ic>~In Was nlan OF violent temper and
miserly disno~iflon, ana ON Tup.,l,,
Iba3 =, ,},.,j .,,,, .h.,,..,l., ,..;r
'''''''N.''s' "'' " '''
"Nl""So sue oio"e u ramp chlmneN' thac
the woman tied 10 a neighbours for safety
About noon Tessin came after bsr To-
hrin,, Ia, ,,,,,o Lu,. t,, r,r,,.,A A., ,.,,
"ii''9' NC "ooi" promise 10 cease ms
abuse. This he would not do, and said
that She knew what he was and rould on
or at,v.oe. ota ,1a,so1 and +1, ,,..,,,,.,,,
'''N' "Y''''''
ie'H"'iie" "' nam ; ltSS'h "e"' ho'hc
and nothing Was seen OF him until ahou,
/ IL
.r,a,,r,. ,,,l ,,f,,, =, ,l., .,,,, F,,,.l no.
sln y i's ne'' t"e uoo' oi we o"h''ihS
with cut ON his forehead, winch was
49,. r,-.,,.
''"' Wy D'' iosS'ii 'o'" MN H"' W q" So
IS IT hurt mn ana he would be dead IN
a few minutes, but would not state " h:il
n,s tb. n,,ttar u,;+l, I.;n, 80, ,I,,,l,al,.,.l
uohe. 'ailf "eht 70 1ie mouse ah1 1oi'
the women, and then to nelshbor's tor
help. but before he returned the man
n.o. aa,l ~ Da,,;al, ,..,,.,,,,;.,.,l
tue "OoS states lh'I 'iie ""uHd on me
| head was not sufficient to cause death,
btIa3 simply II flesh wound, and uron
,.,,..,;ry ,lt.,.,,,.,,...l 49,.
had i po1t'e ~ slfiehhthe ~ ne house.
which his vile said hal been unopened
when She lett tie house. lut which i
4 uas afterwards learned had thre,.=or f,,itl.
! araiu. extracted from il. and il i sap-
poses that Ipss1n had taken Tins while
1 Il fhe ~ranary and belap taI<ea uI,l
,aaylIlssoos fell over from fine stems moon,
tic large stone. where lie was found. and
inns eIt hls haal The r{oldlry ana
GENERAL appearauca ot tie eoruse ana
Ihe fnth.r fact no other wounds or
internal injuries were dl,cernable, point
~ = '''"e l'o'Sel ''''''
,ra.slt, ,,asa German II wears ot agn
and leaves wife anl ole chl4d auout
tetIs old. having lost Two children hy
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-15

Buggios, BuGyies.! and Road cart, in
every style at Wood Bros,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-15

Parties having horses that are suffering
on account of bad teeth, can have them
fixed by calling ut Baxter y LoclSWoods 5
barn.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-15

Following is the program of the meet
ing OF the ministerial association which
Will be held in Milbank next week, com
menclng May Goth.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1891-05-15

Tie manager ot hentiroN 5 Jolly Path
finders wishes to state TO the theatre
goirg public that anyone seeing tie show
and not feeling satisfied that they have
received the worth OF their money outlay
can have it refunded as freely as it was
taken. 1T the Opera house Friday, May