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CHICAGO MARKETS.
BOARD on rRApr.

BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO. Oct. l3.-Wheat-Fair trade.
Opened A@sse lower on adjournment of
the senate without action on the silver
repeal bill. recovered the loss on local buy-
ing. again declined lie on failure Of silver
repeal, heavy receipts in the Norfhw west
and small clearances. and closed steady fc
lower than yesterday. Receipts. les. COO
bushels; shipments, 50, eco bushels. Closed /:
Cash. 62Mc; December, G5ssc.
Corn--Lower; cash, 3s1.c; December.
3slxc.
oats-sseady; cash. 2exe; December.
274c.
Kye-42c.
Barley--Nominal.
Flax--$L0h
Timothy-$s.35.
Pork-sleady; cash, si6.25; January.
$i4G5
Lard-steady. cash. 1886; January.
$3.50.
Short rlbs-sseady: cash, ss571l, jan
uAry. $7.62i<.
Shouiders-s7@725
Short clear-$9 25V19 So
Whisky--sLl2
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Receipts, 1900 head. Market
good steers, $5a5. so: others, 81. 5oC94. 80:
Texans. So 6Va3 20; Westerns, SO. "a
Hogs-keceipts. 1900 head. Market
10di5c higher. Rough and common.
80. 55@6.30: mixed and packers. 81. ioa
d.55 prime heavy and butchers weights.
S665676. 50: prime light. Sc s0e56.s5.
steady. Natives. s22o@425; Westerns,
~.
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SILVER.
nIslNe sros "A
NEW YORK. MARKETS..



~ foEx. Oct, i&-The situation az
tas. .assas'on City was logically at work in
- market. Stocks are all quoted
49,, saoagh the bears did nos attempt 20
49, Toe most of she turn which events
- - @Ssa In their favor. Ia early deal.
= ssiease Gas los, points. Dlssillers
49,. sc sasaE 2 Genera. Electric. Man
"a II Paul and Rock Island also los,
sass OF more, There was marked
A., IN activity. though Surar.
- - Gas and Dl.tlliers retained their
EtspondSrsnt proportion total.
sltyER
sever, pes oance. 7ss.c.
~si'eae dollars. sat,c.
FfsASeIAI.
De- -. on sas-Easv, closed. offered At
- ssaS frins nsercantile nsn.r ,safss
sss.sss1 Sterling exchange = Firmer.
kss.sss s nis's. A.sSs s@4SS1.; demand.
soSn&
Ia -. III II = IS erAx, q
~ssts.... lii lFss.ae ss -. N.
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THE stats or TRADE.

THE FTATE or TRADE.
Sm FaAscrsco, Oct. t3.--Business In
isssl markets was very fair this morning.
Trading was brisk enough, but sales were
10. large
Produce receipts Flour. quarter sacks.
ass; wheat. centals, - i63; barley,
rentals. as: beans, sacks, 3. 30s; potatoes,
sAfks 1915 onions. sacks, 65s; bran,
sseks, so: middlings. sacks, 22i; hay,
tons. si6
CALI BOARD.
ssles we're recorded today as foliows:
Afternoon session: Whent--May. 100
iahs sL22tS: 400 tons. 81. 22s<; 100 tons,
A1k, 90 tons, $i.2234: december, 700
nas N.f0ls: 600 tons. 81 i0fS; 400 tons,
Iva 80 tons, ST. los; $3.50 tons, slii;
~ tons. Sill per GENITAL.
mfisy-Deeember, 100 tons, 73J<c per
FINANCIAL
nfxfts-on sight, New York. per 500.
Aaediseount- Sterling bills--on London.
ki5-day bank. Asi.
eiEAaiSe HoVSE STATEMENT.
Relieving is the clearing house state
Asatios the week ended October II, as
@sfared With the corresponding period
lnsyeas:
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FOREIGN MARKETS.


LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.
LONDON, ooS. 10. 49, Consols. 9s sled !;
Bank of England discount rate 3 per cent
SILVER.
Bar silver. .925 tine, S3skd.
EssLIsH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. i3.-Wheat--Duli; no
demand; No red winter, IS AID.
Corn--Spot firm and IN good demand at
II. Futures steady with moderate de-
mand; October. Is; November, Is Id !;
December, As 1s.d.
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The following notabies have Travelled over the
North westera line this Summer; The Earl OF
Jersey. the ex-governor general OF New Zealand.
Prince Yoxhsto Of Japan. the Austrian crow :
rrlnce saa party. and tae cousin of the exaf Of
RgssiE, also the majority OF the ciiseas OF seat
tic have patronlEed the NoSta' AesteEa Hne. and
they all agFes saat Il ruas The naest uasn IN
America The private compartment cars are
sspecfagly adapted fer ladies' EFAyeltag alone, IS
each compartment 10 staierocgn ny t'seif, ssa
she cost is the same a. al eriinsry slesp%r, see
that your Uekss rvsds Via Minneapolis or =,
papi srd the Scrth- Asstera dEe. y. W. Parker.
Puget sound agent. III Cherry street
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This agreeable and eficacIous Tooth Powder. -
tabiished by more han tvcuty yeas experience
has received the sanction Of the members OF the
Dental Rnd Medical professions Of this city gener-
siiy. and by them ~ Is daily recommended and
prescribed. IL Is pleasant 10 the application -
IT Is excellent IN Tia eects speedily renders the
k<eth white and smooth, the gums healthfa. rcd
land Ern. aud by frequent uss viii preserve them
in this desirable condition. II gradually but sf
fectuaiIy removes tartar ami destroyes the para
sliicai animsIcun which neglect may have per
United 10 collect and prevents their further acca-
mutation, thus serving . complete beautstef
and preserver Of the teeth. Microscopic examina-
lions have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth aud gums OF individuals selected from
ali classes OF society aud OF every variety OF bodily
condition and In nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites fouad TO exist In great
numbera Experiments we're made for their re-
moval ard the ingredients used In Lueins Too
Powder were found 70 be most effsctuAl destroy
Ing them INSTANTLY
Through the Kindness OF friends we are PR
nftted to publish the following
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l. AsHoN ISLAND RocrE-
STEAMER eLynx

Leaves Merchants dock 81 > N Mssssars Wet
aeSsass ana FFtaags Fss wsSs SIDE c1aaaA ana var
ssa ssagss Tue~asyx ThsrsaAys zna SATURDAYS sar
East so VAsssoe e-A&sEa4szz les Moaass. ssona's
L&EGta< AeA BasnnA Lsases Ts<azaA every
EseraiEs exceps SUNDAY 81 s.3A
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poRr ANGELICA PORT rowxsRND. DUE
i gcness and seattle route.
fIME CARD
Fast Passenger and Freight Propeller
MONTIcELL1
Commencing Tuesday May a. 1898.
Leaves daily except Monday follows; Seattle.
Z o M. Townsend 1889: arrives Port Angeles
p m. Leaves Port Angeles 5 p M; Post
Townsend 30 p. M: arrives Seattle 10 p m
Laadinga City Dock, Seattle; Tibnai's Dock. Pes
Townsend. Merses DOCK. Port Angeles
HATCH BROS.
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Seattle Lake saose ~ Eastern Railway Com.
nanv are nos rnGasng excursion Sfaias - Sa0.
a,s.Ioss FALLS on sundays. Fare on " g. feF the
reuma tgin spectsl rates a. saF une tor
r.Ftlex see display aSSeTtls meat IA this
psEscE
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE
Ii Mes PAsseaEss Steamer
nh4sfA
Carrying Z. = nall leaves tolF~ N sock Nozs-
a2yS wednesdays aad Srkaays q. 90 A z. fer
k,hsssazs Port ss2Enb.e. RAEsaS. ~eaaerk Brtaasa.
E3sAzto LsIltwauy Ala hoastxper. AHs Itasaz
CITY Aaa intermediate pants. arriving a. Unioa
C31F al 90 D m Leaves aisa c II A. % A.
III Tuesdays, Thnrs5sys aaa safasdays arriving
Ia Seattle ~ AGO p q
THOMPSON nRos
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

THE ARLINGTON.
Attri6ge, Pr Ludlow N Wilson, Victoria
r. Tsyior. Mica JJWeisennergcr &w,wh
Miss Portsr. Everett John Wallace, City
A Johnston, NAnalmo w Curtis Il W. Chicago
g K stocker & ". spok Dauson. spokane
] VI Stone, spokane r L Poseit, Spos ans
HI Bodman. Peoria, III l. tserliager Chicago
Miss Wilson. Victoria X Mclntyre. Tacoma
l. ID Hooge 4 W, st Pani q Williams. spokane
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EoR CHARTER
STEAMER IDAno

Newly furnished sna equipped and e~p.ctail,
adapted sos exearxsazs. Address Box TTs or csll
o. Roam 81 starr Baye building
4. ID. BRowSFIELh Master ana oxasr.
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THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL sAsx or

THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL sANx or
Seattle
Lnid Up toptahs
Sell exchange ana make teiegrarhie transfers
to all pArts Of the United states and Europa.
Solicit accounts OF banks and bankers. msr
chAnts, manufacturers. individuals and corpora
slons.
Collections entrusted 70 cur care win receive
prompt attention
prRKcronss
JACOB FuRTH.. .........................Pr President
A. b sTEWART............... VICE sreefoene
O. FRAUENTAAI. l. RoBINsos and JAMES
r. HAYDEN.
coRRKsroS DENTS;
Natienas Daak Of Republic. New York: Con-
nercaal National, Chicago; FIRST National bsnk,
O. Paul: Bank Of California, san Francisoss
First National Bank. Portland
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sroxASR, January -. isy4
asniietneo-f take great p.sasuve IA sdsing my
testimonial 20 the excellent qualities Of LuLin's
Tcoth Powder and asteF many years pertonsl
regsenea Ia tss and % attentive observation -
i.s sas stmcEa<y eFects apaa thu teeth 81 nay
patients. recommend Is 20 All IS safe. peasant
ara efseae.eas asntltrtee. eomaininz ali s1s
requisites sbs preserving tha teeth and gums In .
e4saa. healthy condition.
G. X. LAwRENSE, u n Q
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ELY on TIN .fLyER--
SEATTLE To TACOMA
Eosr reaal trips daily except sunday.
tp one hour and twenty ave minutsA
rae STEAMER FLYER
Regular daily and sunday sr.ps. sssstis Tacona
route, As follows;
TAKING sFFRcf
THURSDAY. JuSEl
TINE CARD.
Leave Tseoma-s 80, ests o. m, so Sis n n
Leave seattie-s:it. HAS r. m, 3: 80 90 n n
SUNDAY.
Leave Tscorna-s:3a. IL 30 q m 4:3o q m
Leave seattie-s 100 = IA. AGO. TOO d n
Landing ct n. p. wharf. Tacoma ana Cenmsr
eiai deck, foot Of Marion street sesttlA
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Read what a ehemlss says:

Read VIVA; q chemlsi saga
sKArTIE August I. 1850.
oeeEenen--I have made chemical exsmins-
tses % iaein's Tooth Powder ami fnd that tn
constituents arr such neither chemically or
mechanically intare The teeth. The IaGicioas co
Geciian 81 the Ingredients and the evident
htsited In tts prssaFatien. commend 10 - q harm
irss a. vel ~ 90 efseaeiens deatifrtce
O. J. SMITH. Chemist
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TESTIMONIALS.

PoRTEASp Or, March T. 1884
Dear elrs-Belng satisfied with your manner %
preparing the DensIfrice aad knowing 10 to be per
fsctly harmless in i.s ELECTS. / have. since you
commenced It's preparation. used II in nay family
and prescribed Il TO ny patients with uniform
satisfaction. aid now cordially recommend Is to
the public being valuable, safe and eficscions
eentiirtce, well adapted 10 keeping the teeth and
gums In . clean healthy condition. Yours truly,
W. C. BROWN. u. d. ~
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LUBTys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content
meut
Contentment makes life worth liv.
ing.
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YYEoprT,a eAyfN0a 1ANH
Occidental Block. seattle. wasA
cAfiTALs $ioo.eoo
OFFICERS AND TRUsrEDA
sscso rurs 49, rrss, vss. p,,.,a.,,
James n bh{osn AAneket. ssHlsf sau SEW
Frank j. BiodKeit Assistant Cnsntaf.
Louis 6chwA bacher. John Collins. + q. NeU
faft
Transacfs . savings bank business exciusivelv.
Interest allowed per annum SIR Per csns on
term deposits, per cent on ordinary deposita
-s-ha- rn.,. :, - an Sr.i a.sst. A. s.rrcwsA
coilatsrAs Only.
HEFiksT NATIONAL ANko OF ekAfTL8
II
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EVERETT ROUTE
II STEAMER sREyHoUSD.
Daliy except sunday.
Leaves Seattle 8 IS N II IS 10 and 4s&o m
Leaves Fveret.. a;is al. s;ia p m ana 900 . m
60. feaxe s SeatisE, ..--........li: AS q m
VGHNAfs I Leaves kvsres1. ... ...... 100 "a m
Connects vita boats for Tacoma An4 sachoulsa
IMadtas Calm an deck, foes Of Marion street
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION CO
CLACD THOUP, y, ". Go0DHEE.
Pres Seer.
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pELLINoHAM BAY INSIDE ROUTE
whstccm and sehoue Fairhaven. samish. An
scortes Eidalgo City, CtsaiadY. Coopsytlis, Lag.
ley. Clinton. Everets. EdnondS
STEAMER wAsco
Leaves City dock Tuesdays Thursdays aud sasur.
days at o'clock m Ticksts for sale q Cisy
Ticket Once. s0t second street
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Ibt foIioWFnE II fFUIi Nffe tut ILoSt tIsEtu9ut
authorities in the West:
SAX Francesca Juiy Is. 1888.
Iuhir Chemical Ca
Dear Strs-sIf q commendatory word from me IN
favor of your excellent tooth powder, known -
La6in's Tooth Powder, add to It's deserved
popularity and extended use. cheer
fully and tFuthfuiiy say 70 those who are In want
Of pleasant. harmless and thoroughly efsicactous
denfisrlcs that they viii had those qualities aii
combined IN year admirable preparation; and
afisr long acquaiatanes and careful observation
Of its effects upon the teeth Of those who have
made daily use % n mad personal experiences az
It's merits fsr nesr3y twenty years. know of moth
ing superior for the purpose Of cleaning prssefv-
Tag ana identifying the teeth
~
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Tickets may be obtained as the ONCE OF the com
pany, at Ocean dock Seattle
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ASKS FOR $500.

Jesse Falknershas commenced a suit
against the Winona & St. Peter Rail
way Co. to recover $500 damages for
alleged personal injuries. In the
complaint he alleges that on June
18th, 1892, he purchased ticket at
Eagle Lake for Mankato, and that
when the tram reached Mankato
Junction, it stopped so that the rear
was thirty rods from the platform.
He relied upon the notice posted in
the car that passengers must remain
in the car until the train reaches the
station and they are notified by train
men to get off. The train men gave
the plaintiff no notice to get off, and
when the train started up it did mot
stop again. AS the car passed the
platform the conductor seized hold of
the plaintiff and told him he must
leave the train and compelled him to
get off while the train was in motion.
The result was that the plaintiff was
thrown upon the ground and sus-
tanned severe bruises and became sick
and does not expect ever to recover
his former health. For this he prays
the court to grant him a judgment
of $500 from the company. His attor-
neys are Daniel Buck and W. n. Ply
mat.
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Pears
Soap

To keep the skin clean
is to wash the excretions
from it off; the skin takes
care of itself inside, if not
blocked outside.
To wash it often and
clean, without doing any
sort of violence to it, re-
quires a most gentle soap,
a soap with no free al
kali III it,
Pears is supposed to
be the only soap in the
world that has no alkall
in it.
All sorts of stores sell
it, especially druggists;
all sorts of people use it.
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First ms. Feb 3-last Feb II.
ORDER FOR HEARING ON CLAIMS,

CTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
y Earth-ss. In Probate Court Special Term,
January 25, 1898.
In the matter of the estate of Andrew L.
Thompson, deceased.
Letters of administration with the will an
nexed on the estate of said deceased being this
day granted unto Seymour J. Minis of said
county.
1t is ordered that all claims and demands of
all persons against said estate be presented to
this court for examination and allowance, at
the Probate office in the City of Mankato in
said Blue Earth county on the following day,
viz: On Friday, the 25th day of August, A.
d. j $685. at 10 o'clock m. of said day.
1t is further ordered that seven months from
the date hereof be allowed to creditors to pre-
sent their claims against said estate, at the ex-
piration of which time all claims not presented
to said court or not proven to it's satisfaction
shall be forever barred unless for cause shown
further time be allowed.
Ordered further, That notice of the time and
place of the hearing and examination of said
claims and demands shall be given by publica,-
| tion of this order for three successive weeks
prior to the day appointed for such examina-
ton, i'll the Mankato Free Press a weekly news
paper printed and published at the city of Man.
kato, in said county.
Dated at the City of Mankato, the 25th day
of January, A. D. 1898.
By the Court:
Seal. VIM B. TORREY
B. ID. SMITH, Judge of Probate,
| Attorney for Administrator,
Mankato, MINI.
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BADLY POISONED.

Ten days ago Johnny Kleinschmidt
who lives in Mankato township about
mile from the city, became blood
poisoned by wearing red colored nit
tens. His hands became very badly
swollen, and physician was called
and found it necessary to lance all of
the fingers on both hands. This has
somewhat relieved the boy who seems
to be on the road to recovery, although
it will be some time before he will
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MAPLETON.

The Columbian stamps have arrived
Tuesday night was the coolest night
of the year. The thermometer reg
istered 81 degrees below zero.
Chas. Deitz visited the Legislature
this week.
Miss Ada Cassidy, of Mankato, spent
Sunday with friends here.
The Congregational Aid Society met
with Mrs. VIM. Hanna Wednesday
afternoon and evening.
The revival meetings are hindered
this week on account of the cCld
weather.
A baby boy has arrived at John
Johnston's, Jr.
DR.. Andrews, of Mankato, was call
ed to counsel with DR. Bishop in the
case of Mrs. Christian Wick, who has
been sick for some time.
The scholars of the High Schoo
are taking State examinations this
week.
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OMr. Albert Favorite, of Arkansas
City, Kan, wishes to give our readers
the benefit of his experience with
colds. He says: 81 contracted cold
early last spring that settled on my
lungs, and had hardly recovered from
it when | caught another that hung
on all summer and left me with a
hacking cough which | thought |
never would get rid of. | had used
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy some
fourteen years ago with much success,
and concluded to try it again. When
l had got through with one bottls my
cough had left me, and | have not
suffered with a cough or cold since,
| have recommended it to others, land
all speak we'll Of it," so cent BOTTLES
for sale by H. l. Parry, Druggist.
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Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw, H.,
was troubled with rheuma tism and
tried number of different remedies,
but says none of them seemed to do
him any good; but finally he got hold
of one that speedily cured him. He
was much pleased with it, and felt
sure that others similarly afflicted
would like to know what the remedy
was that cured him. He states fol-
the benefit of the public that it is
called Chamberlain Pain Balm. Fol-
sale by III. l. Parry, Druggist.
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Having examined the foregoing bill
of exceptions and found the same to
be comfortable to the the truth and
fact the same is accepted and allowed
as bill of exceptions herein.
Dated Feb. 2, 1893.
M. j. SEVERANCE
Judge Dist Court.
Mr.. Cray argued the motion for a
new trial at some length, citing Sew
eral authorities in support of the
stand which he had taken. He stated
that he could almost say, that if the
confessions of Giefer were eliminated
from the evidence, that it would have
been the duty of the court to have di-
rected the jury to return verdict of
acquittal. InaSmuch as Giefer at
once denied the accusations of Roway
on the morning or Aug. 18th, they are
not entitled to weight as evidence.
The court stated that the accusa-
tion had been admitted in order to
see whether the defendant had de-
MED the crime at that time, as ac-
cording to law he should.
Mr.. Cray stated that the inference
could as we'll be drawn that ROway
was pursued and robbed by any of the
other persons who were with him at
the time that Giefer was, from all
the evidence that had been presented,
outside of Giefer's confession. 1t
must not be taken that because man
possibly knew certain things that he
did the crime which was committed.
There was nothing to show that Chef
er did not have money before the kill
ing, and not "a link to connect the
money which he had the next day
with Roway's money. There was no
evidence that ROway had any money
just previous to the assault. The jury
GEMS to have taken the darkest por-
tion of Giefers confession and elimrn-
ated the parts which were in his IA
favor. If the entire confession is con-
sidered, it conclYsively proves that
there was no generalization, but that
the assault was done in the heat of
passion. No motive was shown for
an assault with intent to kill. All of
the circumstances in the case are re-
pugnant to the theory of there being
motive. Taking the strongest evil
dence in the case, it falls far short of
showing deliberate, generalization,
no matter how short.a
County Attorney Benedict confin-
ed himself to making few
remarks, stating that SO far
as the difference itself having
been committed it was clearly estab-
lished. He had not been in the case
during the trial, and the court would
remember the evidence better than
he would. He presented authorities,
The court took the matter under
consideration and further proceedings
were postponed until ten o'clock to-
morrow forenoon, when it IS expected
that decision will be reached anC
sentence pronounced.
\ Il l.
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Hear. the Lyric quartet at the

Hear the Lyric quartet at the
Baptist church Saturdayeyening
Get your tickets reserved at Geo.
W. Thoms' for the grand concert at
the Baptist church Saturday evening,
Feb. 4th, and hear the Swedish double
male quartet and Max Dick, the peer
less American violiniSt Tickets So
and 80 cents.
This is the day when the sagac-
ious ground hog peepe forth from his
winter quarters. Not being able to
see his shadow it's expected that he
will come out and stay, as the har-
binger of an early spring. We fear
that the little fellow will make
mistake if he does not wait another
month before making his appearance
in the cold world.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-02-03

Z Now is your time. J. G. Roller
has bought few cars of Scranton and
Lackawanna nut coal at a bargain and
will sell it at SO per ton, and Hooking
coal at 1915.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-02-03

j. G. Roller wants barley, corn,
oats, rye, timothy, clover and millet
seeds, beans, hides, etc.