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Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
Sarmen, 6uict og 6apen.
Sos SnsboIoainssn.

gOttt Supps. Gre goteter Of Daeusmnsrrslis, en-
auart Tsli, en- 9beIefuIo battet $50. libt Gelsri. 1 Spi'
~isiteiulb gtel, en- spiieitefulO empr, to sGg. 8spper Os
Salt eiter Sebos. Str9l fog os tuus gotetsrne. Reg
ss9en os Geaerisn meo Nelten the double boiler, tiliGt
Roteterne. apm emgrst en- liben Saucepanoe; uaar bet
er imeltei, tiIiGt glelet; rer bet, inotil bet sr blsot, os buo
bet Op Supper. giip Sg9seue, bap ben, Suppetsrri'
men, bGlb ben tOaenoe euppe Op uuber ituois Sursren, %
anret ben meo bet Samme.
Ogiaa Botetes Supps. On auart Daelt, lex
fore SOtster, lot Geueri, en- 9ss. en- spiietefulb Smsr.
SGi Wlelfen III at foge the double boiler ueo 2ssei os
Gelsri. etral gOtesrne, fog os sisr en- stuppe Of BEN.
3iliGt ben togenos Dell, Sntsr, Yepper ps Salt efter ge'
bag, % lab bet saa eiennem en- Gil. Gnrettes itrar. On
aopfnlb Sispet 5fsbe. tiliat eiter at Suppen er beIbt Op i
1srrinen, ~forbebrer ben ~betpo,list.
SuPpepaa srBuue Grtsr. Gn 8anbe @rsns
artsr. en- Gaa, en- Iint 8anb, to epieieiulbs Smsr, en-
spiieifefulo Uasl. en- 8OpfulO 5lsoe, en- aopfulb gsIt,
Bspper % Salt efter 8ebus. Salo Ouer sGrterne parnt
Sano, iaa bet iiaar ouer benz, tilfat 2sssu, us fog bet, inos
til be let laoer fig fuuie meb 2raisosren. Sinus benz flint
ub, tiliat en- 9int foseube @anb ug iat benz isien paa 81
ben. Saunes meb emsr os DEL aItet iammen, eaer tugt
Iamnien; tiliat Dell % 5lsoe eter Bsbas. sip bet ct Sp
fog % auret bet.
2omatos Suppe. en- &uart Toratos, en- 8iut
narmt gano, en- SpiieRefulo Smsr, en- Spiieifefulb Corn
Starch, en- 9beitefuIo eufier; gepper Os salt sfter gebus.
9ab 3onatoerne Os ganbet fuse, eft Corn Starch, Smsr
os en- Spiieifeiulb Tomato iamnten; rsr bet uo ben TO-
senoe Sappe, ps lab bet imanfose fenten Wiinuter. Giles
slennem en- Gil. os anrettes meb riftet Brsb.
err Supps. @n &anpe GUNNER, en- 8part
DReIt, en- &uurt 8nnb, to Spieitefuloe Ntel. en- tor Spite
iteiulb Smsr, 8epper Oe Salt efter 8ebus. Bring Melten
os 8anbet til Sos, ieun bet meo Snsr os Ulel, altet ians
men, lfirr SunIneren no Ug anret Suppeu.
Suppeaf &atUefisb Ug 5aaretisb. ga
aalpefIso foyer lan8t b~urti9ere eno Srefisb, bebspes Min
ore ganb BERTH. Oct er 9uot, naar man fan babe noole
Ben al 5aure, eaer Srefiso at forbeore ben meo, ba ben
bar en- mot Smas i fig ielp. s samle 9nse brustes for
uoen &sbber % Boiler usiua ROiiner Os itaarne gaanolsr
paa aaloetisoiuppe
Saaretisbiuppe ~bebunbles iom SretiBbiuppe, fun en- BOT
Tano minore til ianIue 8est, uaar 8isbet life er for GAM
melt % ieist
@nlerpo'Suppe. Mlan foyer nel Ifrabsbe @ufss
rsooer / &~isoiuppe; Der re9nes 6 fore $ulerpbber til
Suppe al 5 Bunb &isb. gtuar be ere foste, gnibes be
siennem 9srHaaet, bporisiennem Suppen files, ben iattes
after paa Sleen, os tiaapes meo Wauifat Os Gaienne, gan.
tie lot fin geriille, imaa aisobOaer Os bpibe Ssbber.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
B. Anundsen en-,
Drawer b, DecOral, ~"

iom tpoeIig uiite, at ban bsfanOt fig en- 9eN3 u
9eIle. l0an gap mig ct 9int til at IsI9s gu" ~ ~.
pore SGreIie, buor ban betrOeoe mig, at Oo''" .
uuentet par tomueu bielu.
Genne Gfterretnins sioros mig ns8et He0'u@.
ie9 inoiaa, at bet M piIoe bIiue SsnsItHS HHp'S7
at uGtte Olistaute, at i~partfatte aIt, DpaO 9a'
bauSe 9iOrt, ba ban bauos uGret Sfl0'''' al
6cieite @tust paa Steoet. Obi ifisnt ben 8oa'
ueSie bapOe SuerbefprsIien az bet 9nore' ,"T
uGre uts paa - oeriom bun bauoe faast ell '"S
9to9et - at bun msb fin u~sltieuOte 6an'''sL''ys
brig bauos billet FORBADE, ia lite er9an9 0'", u
at ben 9eriOn, buis $50 bun baUOs 5siFa8' n
sgtte Tor 6amiIen, enonu ipsssbe 0m'''"9
Stittelie.
efter en- lang &aabilasnins inOiGa ie8 ."
SsneIius' Raub: at betro mig til min 5a,'.
arnoIo baubs uOentuiul aIOris baut nO9'r "'''' irgr
min 0sOs 2Gstbso; men ieIu ON bet OS'aa Nv ~. I'd
BAN at bsiiObe en- Gisnoom, buis %rstmGo'9t ~"
uaatte bet bog pare ban, IiSeiaa ma9lp''''90"
mig, at ~iasttass ben bpbsits GausbsO. j..
Dagger sfter bans SismtOmit PautO9 80 MI
~furbsreOe bam paa ben Iiseiaa npenteos' ,os
Rpbso. Ss meb ben able SGntemdaOe' gt
uomartet bant, sniteSe 2rnOIo at ta'0e S'' ;,l.
at f~Orions mig msb ben bitre SteOne' W
~iuarslt muIist at blue fort til SaarnIam''"'
Seq bauoe meooeIt 0ieoIins, at ben 0a""""
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
SO

tpOeIt9t uar feIu ben fatti9e @Gabe ipil0t, iso bauSe
troet at tomme til at npOe Der. Oenne Reiie mootte
10, LEGION aIt, bonS je9 foretog mig, fs[9e8 at anoer.
SmsoIertto lob SgueiiuS bet lite fattes paa 0ooet.
Npn trInoe biorage til at forfsbe port Gin ga fortorte
Sn9ene | ben eniombeO, ban Ielu Iaa ofte Iom muliot
oeIte neO Os. San iaa en- {osIgcu, en- MarturinSe /
~sicoItne; ogiaa paa BAN 9ioroe benoes IeI6ne Stisnbeb.
benoes barnIi9e, miIbe 9Gien ct itartt GA poriot 9rb.
trpt % bun bebsueoe Blot at gipe BAN ct uenliat Bill.
ct bIot Sntll, for at formaa BAN til Qt = ia han
9runoeoe baaOe Dag os Gat paa lloueie til at formilSe
9enoeS 6an9enItab, iOm ban talote benSes Sp6olb her
On Deo ieIp beOft, @eOrg ON bun nOoeaiinbs truOs
oGre utaff1smmeIi8! S8neIius panOt bsnSes gepoooen.
beO b0telte 9rao, fOrOi ban BOlbt Iioeiaameoet of Sio
lom bun ieIn siOrSe. SeitunOis braote ban Oia mt
se8etst og @It, buuO Der tunOe more ct Barn. M nm
el bans Stleoe iaa 8unite benbIsouet / bin SiqI, at bpis
ou ensdH9 bin Grin0rtns tror at finite en- oomn,r
Ufano, reO bUis buitsOe Stias bu oft. bar Ieo.t, fore.
lon'n'er bette SlleOe big Tom ct, 6u bar feet en- 0rsm
0or big par Senne &O beusr tntet 9nbst enS en- grsr,
Tom ri ieners oI6ris sniteos at ejsnOpur,,e til inTS
Rlarbeo.
5noen ri tun0s b%sHlutte Os til Dor Gil6ooersiie iii
NOrse, inOfaHOt en- tiOIis Og itrana gintsr ia. % nj
maatte pertOr oOerutntre pore laurntamre; tbi at
re'ie at SanOeOsten, BuOr ig uafbruot par ub,ot ,or
SpoaseIie, uOUeOe i8 life.
TN aitsn traaOts SsneIiu8 inO iii % meb ,n mir.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

90
Rung, gtaun, Gisuoom, oa piIoe... BOG, life Nisrs
herom: Cub osmmsr, og ban bar auereoe BENT. Otsn,
nsi bUoriOr nil is fortie, buab ies Deb, buab ies ct
~sDsrbsuiit Oml On, min eoIe Son, Der sr iaa Is bin
~fureuiseoe Ntoosr, ou piIbe lite aIeue tiIgipe bin 5aber
alt bet Snbe, ban bar siort big, men bu uiIOe enops
betuenrne big til at mite 6isIe Statte ii @an9e ON
igisn, bUis bu OsrpsO tunos tiIbasetisbe bam bans Cams
Uitti9beOsirsO Og big ieU RettisbeOsn til after at itiante
bGm bin A9teIie gtaun, GneeIis gii9OOm, Oisfe 5Ors
belle sr al en- iaoban geitafienbeO, at ben briftise, rsts
itains DtaHo isO tan itabs fig benz.
0isn oi8ie 9OOs Cniter e i~Orgiaussl gaaOe oct Gne
o9 bet auOet sr Tor itsOie saust tabt for mig.
gteO belle i'm milbe, OpsrtuIeube 6iGrIi9bsO isste 9fi:
eoItne at iprnaa mig til at betro bsnbe, buao Bet par
for en- ny Rual, Der M ~IOrltprrsbe min 5reo. Sea
flnos life ige bet, Os ies LOB benOs tro - en- Gro, Tom
bun UeobIeO at beboIoe - at ie9 nRreos ct SIass Gins
igss fOrbi bu berpueos mig en- Del al bsnOes 2iS os
a%eosoe benoes 8~sIeIier, Tom is uiIOs bebOIbs for mig
itIU aIene. 3, iss pibfte tun aItfOr sObt, at bsubes
Sjsrte par ri8t NOT fOr OS besse.
" ~; T-YG X 9 os nsat fs 9stt9
v"t 0amDiuispsOsuas, buuos bisls bog lite naaet ssi
Ssibs, bpOrtiI be icners ftss, 10 aIore ies bIep. 10 mere
aibaftabUus truabts gussrinOsa, 68ta r%Olisss, fsntrs
aiarIisbeb meO 5Ornuit % gsfnOisbeb traaots SisIes
eteb.
gu bIsu is after srsbet al mine samls, uroliss Sbeer.
SEC IeDs0s 6rsO, men benns tunbs is lite trtpss iss
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10
airfeIige Npbeber.
WeIininn al Inliiif. Den fsrIte

nc I Seroeu, Queteot pud W SINV'''
bppr Sampeu or beepnot, bar Sdtbol''
iernr ferret. Gplis bercttes ira UlI'
ipauiee, 3is., OF Aerc %iremrasenoe Gn''
beosmruo bar reiieueret, dIene Ioro' De
tilbsrtt q. g. 81. Get SelFab, Tom mob
orbeiosr 9at6oIitcrnes pprenSe mTsti9e
SubHposIie). s Geucer, Col, blsp
IN bel Surp niFeoiest, fprSi Here az
bsns Neblsmmer tlIbsrte 'nunle Srl'
Fab; be G~utlaseoc bar aatboli'er, %
bet siurOes siaIcsuos, at inser' Sroie'
ifaut tunbs Tribe en- retirrois Dom
ouer en- aatbplit. - Nrbeioe MOB sa'
tbulicismeus tiltaeenos Ma9t sr annIte
pit alcsles ugSpsuois, men nnar ru
%Iuuounuc Sorsninser % Selfaber, ION
til ben Ssufst itiites. bluuber 8eltstO'
men op i TT Grbsios % sisr bet belle til
an R~sliaiunsfamp, iost be lGs9er an
paa of ian anibpliierne ~noelutlsoe ira
Gmbeber i staten, iaa sisr eisie 6or'
sniraer tun Snot barre.
"gmerifa" ,ritiierer ternmelis ifarpt
bet etubsmaal, ium 8nitOr 8. Slertien
siper 8rpisSiOrerue Suerorup Os Sfte'
bal. Siertien buuoe Itrepet, at 9. %
o. i 20 Nar bauoe bp99et a~h9Sbur9
esmirorium pp til, buuo bet M er, DC
bar iasst bet ipnObiite SatspGien no
Of ppr airfe oe fat 8rrnclGroummen |
eteoet ps arbeioet for at iranse ben
prsitslige Seriteipge tiIba8e % iiteoets
for Sisrartiet iGtte Ntsni9beoen p9
SoItetS SelotGnoisbeoi Stat O9 airfe".
Sertil bsm9rfcr "gmertta" msset
i%rouiIf: at bisis Ssrrsr uuoer flor 2ios'
fare III iuIbhGuois Sust meb bet iur'
biItrrbe "ipupoiite Sutspaien" er M
ina alminoelis betienbt, at bet uncrer
ps hgilig, at bet bebgoes at sientases;
men at Ri bar 9. % .. at tatfe for
SOltets SelOitGnoisbeo | Stoten, oil
oifupt bore en- SoerraItelie for mango.
Gtolebsserue bar uemlia biotil p9ret
faa umtrsut snise ON at tilItriue Buib'
iustuu % SeiieriOn oeuns @rs. Nen
bet er ianbt - ben Sribeb, ium "pUre
repplutiunare 5orfrore" tisbts meo fit
Sierteblob, bible bore zen Saga Blot,
bsriOm bi8ie upe 5ribebsfi9mper ct.
us o. life bapoe fOmmet berOuer; tbi
epnoosprsfterns bar 10 paa COB 8ei til
at inbfsre Slaperiet. bensan9 ben ausss
bursIfe 8arnelGrbums fsrite Bart, 4oen
aabue Grtlarins-, sioroe beres GniIas
banblsf".
QrnmounSfnreuiun Neb Qpn,
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

NisfpnGr StneIanb paa Waoa.
sasfar er blepen i~inbsipas; ban er als
lereoe paa geien bjem til @orse for at
fBres til @autab Siubsipseaipl, buur
NOR bauber, at ban oil iunns belbrebes,
iaameset mere Tom Waoasasfar &lima'
tet ffal / iarlis Grab bore aariasen
III bans SinosfOrpirrins.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

Yrof. 6ranruo af Ct. Olaf College
bar bapt BrpQup meo Miis Wolie Oh
fen, 3atter al 8aitor s. Slien. Srpls
lupet ieireoes / 8ruoens Sjem / Ct.
Gnsgar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

2agmanbsforening. Deb 2as.
manosmsoet / Sprtus galep bleu up.
Zig itiitst en- Snbremis iiunsforenins.
u. 2ausum, en- aammel beiienbt 99s.
prRoifaut, flyer oerom: "9et er en- isr.
sslis Sprsteelie blanot bort 6oli, at en-
Suarm al 9asprRoiianter fommer pfts
Slot % 6slse ps igser at brinse fine
ulutbsrite 9aroumme ub iblanbt bort
Golt De ipsreer life bperten Bret
eQsr Rsnisbeb ON COB til at prabite,
be transer fig iub ubuone oueralt, os
bet uuioenoe M~eniebebsiolt taser pfts
mob benz meo aabne Grme. De roIer
fig al, Of be life bsrer til uoset i9rIfilt
Samiuno; bette buroe bore not til al
fp benz; Sslgsn af beres 8eisa i Settle.
msuterne err Splio, llsnisbeo % Sra.
folb fra ben futberIte 9ro. Ser pil pi
ruabe ct alpOrlist Barifo ps iiss: lsfs
life meo bisie 8r9bitanter. Oct CT
meo Slitfet paa aft bette us al inberlie
9runs til at upbpese % ielu % bore
Nsbmennefer, OF ri siennem Dor Sag.
Misunderstanding pil uoienoe ~subfrpstise
29smRno til at tale til Spbpsselie,
Der buOr Brett us Nenisbeo bill mob
taee benz.
Rrp5 6rnuruN of ct Slaf gplenp
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-10

NisRunar NaftegaarS bar for
SIussburs 5ufultetet unoerfafet fig en-
Gramen | be 9arepuniter, bopri ban at
8inaielifabets Wisiipnsbeitprelie bar
blepen beItplot for fra ben lutberife
Sstjenbelie aiuisenbe Sore. Satultetet
srtlarer, at bet i be ansialosnoe Yuni.
ter bar funbet BAN at bore / fulo Oper.
ensitemmelie meo ben lutberite 8etisn.
BELLE.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-04
kRUETZER-nAHOWALD.

Although the morning was rainy
and unpleasant, St.Peter and St. Paul's
Catholic church was crowded with
friends who assembled at eight o'clock
to witness the marriage of Mr.. Frank
KreutZer and Miss Title Mahowald.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Father Sutor, and high mass was held.
The bride was handsomely attired in
gown Of cream albatroSs and wore
cream roses. Miss Mary Mahowald
and Miss Lizzie Hartung acted as
bridesmaids, and Messrs. Matt Sanger
and Frank Lorenz as groomsmen.
The bride is the second daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mahowald. and is
one of Mankato's most estimable Young
ladies, who has won for herself the os-
TEEN Of large circle Of friends. le
groom is the only son of Mr.. and -.
Geo. Kreutzer and is worthy 70 re
man.
After the church services, the rel.
tives of the family repaired to the
home Of the brides parents where an
elegant wedding breakfast was served.
Mr. and Mrs. Kreutzer left this af-
ternoon on short wedding trip, after
which they will reside in this city,
where their many friends will wish
for them the best there is in life.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-04
REQUESTS OF WIN. A. EVANS.

The will of the late VIM. A. Evans,
of Lake Crystal, dated March Sth,
1893, has been filed for probate with
Judge Torrey. Mr.. Evans was a
widower. To his nephew, Griffith A.
Evans, of Waverly, Martin county, he
gave promissory note for $3.50, given
by this nephew to him. To Owen
Roberts and wife, of Columbus, Wis,
he left $500. To his grandson, John
A. Evans, of Lake Crystal, he left
81, 200, to be paid to him when he be-
came of age. To his son, Evan A..
Evans, of Lake Crystal, he leaves a
farm of 100 acres in Dodge county,
Wis, and at the death of this son, it
is to go to the grandson. All of the
rest of the real and personal property
goes to the son, and also that which
was to 60 to other parties in case of
their death. The son is made eXecu-
tor of the estate.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-04
WILL SUE THE CITY.

Tuesday night, between the hours of
twelve and one o'clock, the residents
near the corner of Fifth and Jackson
streets were awakened by the shout
ing of a man in trouble. A. J. O'Grady
turned out and found that the man
was Albert Frenzel, who lives on the
outskirts of the city, and who had
driven into an open excavation in the
street. 1t appears that the excavation
had been made by men in the employ
of the city, to repair leak in the
water connections with private resi-
dence. 1t was several feet outside of
the gutter, by the hydrant in front of
the Normal school, and was four or
five feet deep and about six feet
square. There was no lantern or
guard, and the arc light which the
council long since ordered there has
not yet been put up, SO that the eX-
cavation could not readily be discov-
cred, as the night was not moon
light one.
Mr.. Frenzels team went into the
excavation, one horse falling on it's
side, and the other partially on the
first one. The buggy remained out
side. After the outcry, quite num-
Der of men gathered on the spot, in
Guiding officers Daniels, Kelly and
Macdonald. Mr.. O'Grady and a boy
had in the meantime found a plank
near by and gotten the upper horse
out, while Mr.. Frenzel was gone in
search of further aid. 1t required
nearly an hours work to get the other
horse out, but it appeared to be prac-
tically uninjured.
Mr.. FrenZel has retained the SER
vices of Mr.. O'Grady and will ask the
city for damages, but how much will
not be decided upon until it develops
whether the team was much injured.
This is undoubtedly preliminary to a
suit against the city. The city force
cannot be too careful about placing
ample guards about excavations in
the public thoroughfares, as accidents
are bound to happen when this is not
done. This applies equally to con-
tractors and plumbers. There has
been very little reason for complaint
in the past and the city has had very
little trouble, we are glad to say.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-04
ARE YOU GETTING DEAF?
The Following Explains Why, and
Shows the Remedy.

Mr.. w. d. Stokes, Baton Rouge, La.
writes: II had chronic catarrh very
badly, noise in the ears, and nearly
deaf / used your Pe-ru-na according
to directions. and am now well; can
hear the tick of watch ten feet.
Your Pe-ru-na is a wonderful medi-
cine"
Catarrhal deafness is always due
to catarrh of the throat passing up
through the eustachian tubes to the
middle ear. The catarrh in rare cases
originates in and remains confined to
the middle ear. The symptoms are ::
Roaring, cracking, buzzing in ears,
with gradually increasing difficulty
in hearing. If not cured the hearing
will be entirely destroyed. When the
case has not already gone too far be-
fore the treatment is begun Pe-ru-na
will cure every case. 1t is only after
the catarrh has destroyed portions Of
the middle ear that Pe-ru-na fails to
cure. All such cases should write to
DR.. Hartman, Columbus, Ohio, for
further advice.
A book on la grippe, coughs, colds,
catarrh, ETC., will be sent free to any
address by the Pe-ru-na Drug Manu-
featuring Company of Columbus, Ohio.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-04
A POPULAR STORE.

Lamm & Merchant have just had
their store refioOred with hard maple,
and it is to be oiled each week and
kept in good condition. Firms doing
the business that this is doing expect
to be obliged to lay new floors quite
often, but by oiling, Lamm & More
heart expect their new floor to with
stand the wear and tear of the hun
dreds'of feet that daily walk back and
forth before the long rows of counters
and cases.
If there is one thing that this enter
prising firm has reason to pride itself
on above another, it is the excellency
and thoroughness of the prescription
department. Prescriptions are prompt
ly and reliably filled, and by means
OF the record kept, old prescriptions
can be refilled at any time.
One fact that makes this store so
popular is the superior class of drugs
carried. Only the highest grade is
purchased in each line, and whoever
buys anything there knows that he is
getting value received Everything
usually carried in the best regulated
drug stores in the large cities is found
here. Besides these, cooling drinks
are on tap, ready to refresh and
strengthen the tired and the heated.
A force of trusty and accommodating
clerks is always ready at the behest of
the shopper. This store has we'll
earned the reputation of standing at
the very front rankFamong the best
establishments in the state.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-04
UNDER ARREST.
Special to FREE PRESS:

Special to FREE PRESS:
WASHINGTON, May 1.-COXey and
his chief lieutenant, Browne, were
arrested at noon today on the steps of
the capitol, where they had led their
army and caused big crowd of cur
ious sighseers to gather. CoXey es-
capped from the sofficers and led his
army back to their new camp, and
will probably be apprehended later.
The charge preferred against him is
that Of raising.a disorderly assemblage.
There was no outbreak of any kind.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-04
ITALIA CLUB ENTERTAINMENT.

st. Peter and Pauls school hall was
well filed last night by very appre-
ciative audience, to hear the enter
tainment by the Thalia Club. This
club comprises some very fine dra-
matte talent, and is the most success
full organization of the kind that was
ever started in the city.
Concordia orchestra furnished the
music, which, it goes without saying,
was good.
A. Blissenbach and j. Masberg sang
German comical duet, ''The Farmer
and the Dentist" acting it out. Both,
in addition to being excellent singers,
are first-class actors, and the song was
well received.
Falsely Accused" a drama of more
than ordinary strength and interest,
was put on by very strong cast, as
follows:
Jasper Roseblade, ............... John Hodapp
Claude Roseblade.. :..:........... ID. Hillesheim
Jonathan, father of Jasper and
Claude, ........................Fra Frank Hodapp
Humphrey Higson, steward to Earl
Jonas Hundie. formerly poacher G. Robei
Rev: Owen Hylton, Vicar of Mill
Lord Ip Tisco1nt Gilmore. J h Guenther
Lieut.. Geo. Florville, MISUNDERSTANDING: L. Roll
Lord Chief Justice, Leo hltte
Grafston, Counsel of Prisoner, j. Landkammer
Seg't Stanley, Counsel for Presecu-
cutlon, ........................Jo JOS II. lhro
sd 1hkfy S Si4b Eccentric Sports, f Kie
Sir Henry Harrington, Magistrate, Frank Lamm
CLERK OF the Court. Quo Lamm
Sherln, II = H. a tIt
Fo 5nSF an t of the P PSsFe
TTFPange' Gamekeepers to the Earl, a aDer5
Servant. Geo. zimmerman
R Ric5@Gnd Officers, Geo F.; k a1beIf
Barrister, Jurymen, etc.
The play represents the son of
poor farmer trapped by enemies and
condemned by strong circumstanttal
evidence to be hung for the murder of
a young lord. At the last moment
new evidence is secured, the real
murderer cOnfeSSeS while on his death
bed, and the plot ends satisfactorily.
There is very realistic trial scene,
and the TWO funny characters were
well supported. The play was great
success, and where all did SO well, it
would be unjust to especially mention
any individuals.
The last thing on the program, but
by no means the least entertaining,
was an acrobatic performance by Jos.
III. Thro and Geo. Guth. These young
men proved themselves to be young
athletes of no mean rretentions, and
performed some really remarkable
feats, that would have done credit to
circus acrObatS.
We hope to see the Thalia Club on
the boards again soon, and it will
always be sure of good audience.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-04

DIRECTOR BEALEs in his weather.
crop bulletin issued yesterday says the
weather conditions throughout the
state have been very favorable for crop
growth. In the southern half of the
state he reports the seeding as finish
ed and the ground being prepared for
corn and potatoes. In the northern
sections seeding is well advanced.
Vegetation is much in advance of last
year, and in some sections stock has
already been turned out to pasture.
March sOwn wheat and oats are not re-
ported in a very good condition and
in some sections is so poorly that it is
being plowed up, with the intention
OF planting corn or sowing flax. April
sown small grain is.doing finely.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-04

Prevention is better than cure
and you may prevent that tired feel
ing by taking Hoods Sarsapat i.
which will keep your blood pure ana
free from acid faint and germs of dis
ease.
Hoods Pills do not purge, pain or
grippe, but act promptly, easily and eff
fectually. 25'cents.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-04

Mankato, May l, 1894.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-04
THE BLOOD is the source o
health. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla tc
keep it pure and rich. Be sure to ge
HOODS SARSAPARILLA.

IT would be interesting to know the
size of the campaign fund the sugar
trust has promised Democracy for
1894, in addition to what was contrib
uted in 1892, that causes the repre-
sentatives of that party in congress
to tumble over each other in their
haste to do it's bidding.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-05-04

j. e. Hall has purchased d. L.
Roses house and lot on Walnut street,
between Fifth and Sixth streets, for
81 200. He will move his family in at
once