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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-04-13

Balance in Treasury ....... SAT, 763. 81
hereby certify that the above statement is
correct
[sEALl PETER LLOYD,
Treasurer of Blue Earth County, MINI.
Correct Attest:
l.. o. RANDALL,
Auditor Blue Earth County, MINI.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-04-13
None But Our Friends Know.

Do you know where you can buy two
pairs of heavy ribbed boys bicycle
hose for 25c? The Model Clothing
House is the place.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-04-13

A. M. Rutan now has on hand
some money he can place on good first
mortgage farm land security.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-04-13
Sold by all druggists

All deposits made in Mankato
Savings band on or before April Sd
will draw interest July 1st, at the rate
of per cent. year.
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STATEMENT OF COUNTY FUNDS.

Statement of all moneys on hand in the
County Treasury of Blue Earth county, Mime
sofa, at the close of business on the 18th day of
February, A. d. 1894, belonging to the several
funds as DESIGNATED below:
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-04-13

Eggs for Matching thoroughbred
S. G. brown leghorn. S1.0O for setting
of Is; second setting, half price. All
cocks and pullets for sale. J. A. Hill,
229 West Eighth St., Mankato, MINI.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-04-13

j. G. Kollar has a few Davis press
dills to sell or trade for COWS or
sserhatorrhoalf price for cash.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-04-13
Pitchers Castoria.
Children Cry for

Miss Rosa Wolff was pleasantly
surprised by. about twenty of her
young friends Wednesday evening. A
very enjoyable time was had, and re-
refreshments were served.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18
!. LA HORTENSIA
12-ATOCHA-12
AImaC6n de Novedades
Mercado, Colon y Ca.
l2--ATOCHA--l2

que pdbco dpensand
establecmen ednan medic nj OCCASION
aceedores estad distinction.
c6mod elegan bn tuao local peenecent
la succession de don Ramon Rivera acaban de mportar de
F1anca 44lmania, Espaaa, Lngaerra Aushia
otos impoan mercados EUROPA AMERICA, espenddo
udo novedd fantasia de exquisite gusto ustados
exgnc Ultima moda reazan precios
entte le difch enumeration:
Elegane para omas para los capoas
surdo complete classes meda cacee de ago
de Eoa eda baucas colores para
cabaos pahueos de elegane
fantasia guane NIT paraguas ombrlas abgos de
sed urones pe metal seoras: camsetas cubre
ho perfumera mas acred
bcas de Paris los soIctado povos SIMON
de fcpa
Un escojdo udo de obetos popos rego estuch
ar6nca yeros peumadoe pahueos
jeteras porta- para reratos, g. g.
extencias bancas de color de algodon hio
lana, scdas&s
Desde eca ontnuaa renovando
fin de ofecer cenes artcuos Ultima
da de Pans@as#& Ponce. JUNO 1o de 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18

CLARA THIhLET.-E Especlfc0 THILLE1
para la angina y para otras Intermediates d.
Ia gargauta de la boca. --Farmacis de Fe
rPer,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18
Hotel Colon

Esk sabeiuint tuado Ia Gale de Mndec Vo de Ia ciHdd de
Na,ages tsns habitaeiones ~ C0IODAS VENTLLADAS SER
TICIO ESMERADO y UNA MAGNIFICA MESA. II
FL snc,id eomaf jecrlo cHeates
6eo general SECURE qudrdn saeo
b. las siemb,e Aa sa6iao disngaiy bdo
Ell DUENO TELKsFoRo BoEANKaRA.
--MayagiIs, Mayo dc 1894 3U1
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18
. que constara Ia Provincial q ST. uno.
8lS premios que imp ,rtan.


D1FERENCIA.
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Denbre 1888
acd do 900 bIsts Exom pa6a Provncal snmen
tenlA desie dsb 20 de JaGo
de Ao LA CARLOAD" excmente combination e de e
Provncia
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de be'
rlos betes
del Aslo
OTRA accone d. 100
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OTRA: Bo Epah de- Puerto t"los los blstes
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avia al pdbi 8 onocimento.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18

ANTONIO MATTEL Y BRUNETTE
Mabi Portuguese, Ponce, Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18
|. BASSEDAS
-AGENCIA ESCOLAR

Con proundo conocmeno del pa donde he vdo argo AMOS
las coumbres de uventud la ccunanc de
rcsd hoy Barcelona donde tengo fama
condolences atende gar dg los udantes que desde aqui
acuden bu instruction secunda unveraa aquea cudad
provincial medan modco acceptable espendio snua
Me orezco, los padres de famia que deen utizar
vos En- mi tendran los amigo qe les Guide les observe
les esmue les nm les compane ocitud les
ofresca atencones aectuosas del hogar domestico.
Los obten mas ampos detae pueden pedros
los envare en- e
Domiciio: Ronda San Pedro. al, 10 "a BARCELONA
6m Febrero ~ de 1894
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-07-18

Acido fo, Acido fo, Cal, magnesis IPreo;o nh
Iforico pu f6rico pl acido sulfhrico cada l00a
60 asin- 70 insolu cloro deuAs kilos
.ahle po' bic por elemente- por
loo 100. 100 PESOS
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
UTILIZING SOME
WASTE ROOM.
AN UP-rO.DATE INVENTOR TELLS ABOUT
THE THINGS.
THINGS That Can Be Slowed Away in Pnsu-
matte Bicycle Tire-Bright Days Ahead for
Wheelman-Ihs Travelling Beer Iupnel,
Modern Smugglsrs, Table d'HOis on Wheels
and Green Goods Mans Companion.

In a little room on the top floor OF a
tall east side tenement dwells Percy
Sellers Krankwit, a hopeful, CHEEKY
little maa, with bent shoulders and
hair and beard already touched by the
frost of time. Percy chose this little
room because the sunshines through
one OF the two windows nearly all day
leng, and here he labors day ADD night
at the inventions which he firmly be-
lieves will one day make him rich be-
yond the dreams OF avarice.
Take a seat" he said cordially to
visitor who found him out the other
day. I'm sorry I've nothing better
than an old cane bottom chair to put
you in, but If you will call on me next
month, or perhaps we had better say
the month after, you will find me Ia
much better quarters. You needn't
look for me here then, for I'm going
to move" ,.
"Where do you expect to move toY"
inquired the caller.
"Well, ! did intend to go to the Filth
Avenue Hotel, but l think the Savoy or
the Claza will suit me better, because l
like TO be near the Park. Yes" be con-
tipued as be saw his visitor glance
about the room and look sceptical at
the mention of the expensive hotels,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21

a little cup from bis pocket ann draws
the beer through the spigot, % hot
DAYS he can ride his machine into a cool
stream or lake, aud in half an hour his
beer will be OF the proper temperature
for drinking"
"Wonderful!" exclaimed the visitor.
my dear sir, that beer tunnel is,
after all, but a primitive idea" rejoin-
ed the inventor calmly. Now will
show you how the same principle may
be developed. For instance, here is a
tire divided into four partments,
each one Of which is provided with a
spigot similar TO the one / have just
shown you. One Of these compartments
contains whisky, another red wine. an
other rum aud another brandy. BEFORE
long every bicycle club will contain one
OF these invaluable tires, which will be
placed on the wheel OF some responsible
member OF every party that goes out
on a cycling tour. Now, here is the
same principle still further developed.
This is what call my table d'hote tire,
which is divided into ten compartments
instead of four, and each compartment
contains what you might call little
trap door. When the wheelman deter
mines to partake Of his dinner be sits
down under the shade OF tree, takes
his wheel in his lap, extracts knife, fork,
spoon and napkin from compartment
No. /, then lifts the trap door OF the
next compartment for his soup, takes
his fish from No and so on, turning
the wheel as he eats until be Winds up
With a cup Of coffee. and deposits his
naDkin and table ware in the conpart-
ment from which be took them, That
is what call rather Ingenious device,
and can assure .GQu, sir, that It will
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
THEATRICAL CHAT,

New YoRg, October 90. 1s94-Ths
events OF the dramatic week were the
American debut Of Olga NethersoIe, the
vOuug English actress, az Palmer's
Theatre. and the first production in this
country by Z. f. Rice's company, at the
Garden Theatre, OF Little Christopher
Columbus" burlesQue which is near
ing its 3OOth performance in London.
Miss NetherSOle unQuestionably made a
great personal success, which, fancy,
will BE- augmented when she appears 10
play that more nearly hits the popular
taste. The burlesque is the most bril-
liant Of Mr.. Rice's many brilliant pro-
ducticns, and when it has been shaken
together a little will very likely hold
the stage as long as its predecessor, the
perennial "1492."
Dement'S play Of Napoleon" prob
ably the most uneQHiVocally endorsed
piece of high-clasS work OF modern
times, and OF which Manager j. Nj. Hill
has said, the greatest drama and the
most absolutely perfect blank verse this
country has produced, not even Sec
ond 70 the writings of William Young"
seems 20 wait upon q competent man
Cor the title role. In addition 20 what
has been said OF the book, DUBlofS
Stage NclCs wishes to 90 on record, after
reading the acting edition, as saying
that as the work is an epitOm.zatiOn Of
NaDoleon's career. the stage edition
the book, absolutely. and will
make somebody whole lot Of money.
Is IL 70 be HIP
Charles f. H. d, Cbatterton, for six
years Manager Abbey's private secre-
tary, died 10 England Wednesday Of
last week at the age OF 37.-W. c.
Wemyss, years ago treasurer an NiblO's,
and subsequently doorEeeper st promi-
nent New York theaters, died last Mon
day, aged 53.-NlrS. Duryea, mother
OF Amelia Glover (Mrs. John RusSellL
aud Julia Glover, the divorced wife OF
Henry E. Dixey, died 10 New York last
Monday.-MaN Klein. the viOliniSt,
lied on Sunday last at Cairo, Egypt.
..Ths Best Man" Ralph Lumley's
fce comedy, produced at Syracuse last
Monday evening by Felix Morris, seems
10 have met with favor. from the fact
that il gives Mr.. Morris great opDortun-
tiles.
Theodore Kremer's drama, Church
aud STAGE" which was brought out at
San Francisco on Monday last, treats 10
a daring manner OF the social problems
OF the day, and by all accounts has Gre
ated veritable sensation.
Charles Frohman has secured an in
junction preventing the lessee Of the
Germania Theatre 10 Philadelphia from
producing "Charley'S Aunt in German.
Palmer Cox's fairy spectacle, The
Brownies" produced at Philadelphia
last Monday night, scored a big success
with its dramatic book, catchy music
and wonderful scenic effects.
Sadie Martinez appears to have
opened her starring tour auspiciously
with Stephenson and Hardley's farcial
comedy, THE Passport" the plot OF
which is much like that Of MY Official
Wife"
'rMarss Van" q curtain raiser, by
Emma Sherman Fry and Mrs. L. G.
SoutherlaRd, was produced by one Of
Charles Frohman'sN companies in Chi
caRo last Monday, - was well re-
ceived.
Manager Daniel Fl AS gone to
Boston TO read TO py the N
yet pnnameS. play be "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21

Lbire gave, on Monday evening last, at
the Residens Theatre, Berlin, the first
French performance in that city since
the FranCo-PrusSian war, and was loud
ly applauded by dig audience.
Victor Herbert and Francis Nelson's
new opera, "Prince Ananias," will have
It's first production at the Broadway
theatre, November 20, when the Bos-
tonians begin their annual New York
engagement.
Paul NJ Potter's new comedy, THE
Pacific Mail, will be produced at the
New York Star theatre next Monday
night
The Columbia College students have
this year wisely determined TO do away
with ballet and skirt dancing in their
annual burlesQue, and THE Buccaneer
will not introduce any bOnY-legged boys
capering In laCe-trimmed petticOats,
silk stockings and high-heeled feminine
slippers.
The Man Without a Country" JAS.
W. HarkinS, Jr's new play, will have
its first production in New York at the
American Theatre, on Monday evening
next. The scene is laid in Louisiana
during the civil war, but the piece is
not a war play" as the plot deals with
the adventures Of fugitive from Just
Ice.
The LilIputlans close their engage
ment with "Humpty Dumpty" at the
Fifth Avenue Theatre, New York, in
three weeks.
Charles Frohman is endeavOring to
Drew may remain the entire season.
Z. h. Sothern will revive Lord
Chumley" before the end OF his engage
ment at the New York Lyceum Theatre
November Il.
James T. Powers has made such a hit
in The New Boy" that Manager
Charles Frohmsn has decided TO keep
him at the head OF the cast at the New
York Standard instead OF sending him
''on the road"
The accomplished critic OF the To-
ronto World thus speaks Of popular
operate artists performance in the new
De Koven aud Smith opera: Mr.. Will
liam Pruett as Rob Roy wss Highland
warrior 10 the tips of his fingers. His
attitude, his physique and his make up
were iaultless, and be sang magnificent
ly."
Annie Strathmore, who personated a
nymph in a ioBntain In one OF the liv-
ing pictures at Keith's Theatre, il Bos-
ton, was seriously scalded last Monday
night, a stage hand having turned on
hot instead Of cold water.
Richard Mansfield, who Is presenting
his old repertory at the Herald Square
Theatre, New York, his week, will on
Monday next play Shylock in q grand
revival Of The Merchant Of Venice, F"
and on October ., will give pub
lie dress rehearsal OF Napol con Bona
parte, the new play written for him
by Lorimer StOddard.
Della Fox finishes her very successful
engagement in THE Little Trooper" al
the New York Casino on October -; on
October % The Passing Show" will be
revived for q week, and on November
Lillian Russell will begin her American
season with JakobOwSkrs new opera,
The Queen Of Briliants." The libret.
TO OF This work, which was adapted
from the German by Brandon ShOmas,
has 6eon entirely rewritten by HAJ. w.
Dam.
The subscription for the coming araue
opera seas6p at the Metropolitan, y IN
Anew York. viii be about 40 per cent
rger than eyer before, and will reach
- $50 goo and GAO. 600. I'D
nith's NV opera, ,,Rob
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21

bicycle ride through the park, and in
shady dell his companion dismounts.
sells him the green goods and then puts
the stuff away for safe Keeping In the
tire OF his machine. At the end OF their
journey be simply opens the other com
partment; YOU understand. | suppose?'
"YOur inventions are indeed wonder
iul. and there IL mint OF money Ia
every one OF them" said the caller 40
he rung Mr. KrankwIt's hand and start
ed 10 descend the narrow staircase.
"CAll on me At the Savoy Ia six weeks
and I'll have something new to show
you" cried the Inventor from the land
in2,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21

the fact that singers and not buffoons
are engaged to interpret it. As a gen.
eral rule, managers seem 10 think that
singins is the last thing necessary for
comic opera, but Manager f. c. Whit
ney knows better.-The managers of
"A Ride for Life" have engaged for the
locomotive scene in their play Jim
Root, the engineer who recently backed
his train through six miles Of fire at
Hinckley, MIMI, and thus saved 300
lives.
Last Thursday night Laura Burt, who
was injured in the race scene the pre-
vioUs evening, was too i'll TO appear I'm
Old Kentucky" aud Hattie Delaro
Barnes agreed 10 take the place, but at
the last moment would not appear.
Grace Sherwood went on to read the
part Of Madge, and being unfamiliar
with it, injured herself in the jump the
heroine has TO make.
New York critics who know French
are questioning Augustus PitOu's de-
clsration that the best translation Of
Madame Sans. Gene" the title of Sar-
dou'S play is mime. Don't Care" and
suggest MADAME at Ease" MADAME
who Doesn't Put Herself Out, ""Madame
Careless Of Opinion" etc, ETC., etc. A
Drofaue youth suggests MADAME
Doesn't Give A Damn" and he might
add that the public doesn't either, pro-
vided the piece is entertaining and we'll
acted.
The first appearance on the lecture
platform America Of David Christie
Murray. the English novelist and play
wright, will be made on October "a,
when he will discourse on 1.-THE Making
OF a Novelist"
Richard Harding Davis is at work on
his first play which E. II. Sothern may
produce.
Tim Murphy will drop Lem Kettle, 8"
shortly, aud produce 8 new play by
Herbert Hall Winslow.
Manager John II. Russell has ar
ranged for a run Of his own piece, The
Review" in New York.
On the occasion OF the 542d New
York performance and the last at the
Garden Theatre of "1492," last Satur-
day evening, the members Of the COM
pany presented Manager +. Z. Rice
with a costly diamond scarf pin.
New Workers will before long have
an opportunity TO see J. w. Shannon in
az least one of the parts in which he
won great success as 8 member OF
Lester Wallack's company, as when
Rose COghlan reyiveS Diplomacy" dur
ing her coming engagement, he will
appear as Baron Stein.
The scene Of Gilbert and Carr's new
opera, for the London Lyric, is laid at
Gilmore, and the plot tells the story OF
a price who has left his dominions and
returns in the guise OF wandering
Thespiar. While be is away the gov
ernor, whom be has appointed as deputy,
has played sad FRANKS, degrading the
mobiles and raising 10 high positions
every impecunious person to whom he
and his daughters have taken a fancy
This disguised prince himself is only
saved by the timely arrival or Nelcon's
fleet.
Adele Richie is this week singing in
prince Pro TEN" at the Boston Mu-
scum. Her plans for next week have
not been announced.
The theatrical profession has re-
ceived recognition in the Tammany
Hall nominations foA%ongressman in
New York City. HI ~ Clay Miner.
named in TIA MIN district, is the
well-known Aag the Fifth Az
enue, Eighth, nd Bowery The
aires 10 New ~ lners The
atre in NeWa Walsh,
10 tha -ElGh Rncha
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21

Walsh, the actress, and Jacob A. Can
tor, in the Fifteenth, is reported to be
matrimonially engaged to Louie Fuller,
the dancer.
Manager Charles e. Evans, OF the
Herald Square Theatre, in New York,
denies the report that he contsmplates
returning TO the stage.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21

tires. But here Is my latest Invention
and you will agree with me tina, IL IL
strictly uD TO date. OF course | have
to be very careful in placing these on
the market, because don't want TO get
myself into trouble, but in less than siH
mouths you will see dozens OF them In
Central Park every fine afternoon. This
tire is divided into two compartments,
one Of which contains rolls OF good
new Treasury notes and the other
neatly done up packages OF stwdusL
The country man Is taken out for a
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
How he Gould Us. Them.

Chie1q0 5TDuH<
depend upon II. children" said the
benignant old gentleman who was adj
dressing the Sunday school, I'VE were
fashioned by wiser 'power than our
selves There was no mlstake made ia
putting US together. II Iur hands were
placed where our feet arf and our fess
where our hands are, how could We gst
along? II would be exceedingly awk-
ward, children; exceedingly awk.
ward. stretch my hand oui
this way. moYe my fingers
like this. Now what this an evidence
OF. childreu?" Thek IL no reply, and
after waiting a mo lent the speaker an
swered the questiq himself at Is an
evidence Of desig don't forget thar
children" he coptin ned. impressiVeiy.
1T is an evidences Of design. Suppose,
for Instance, myeye, instead OF having
lids and lashes, had legs How could l
use them?v ysYou could use them In
running you/sye over the eongrea'ion'
couldn't yo$" replied deeply later
essed - oy near the door,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21

cries, are all based upon one principle,
Just as all the so.caIled Edison inYen-
lions spring from the solitary principle
OF the sound waves. l have been study
ing the possibilities Of the pneumatic
tire and / expect TO revolutionize society
before | get through. l suppose you've
often noticed these bicycles going about
the streets with big pneumatic tires
on their wheels? Well did you
never think of the amount of waste
room there was in those bits of rubber
pipe? / thought of it year ago, and
now I'll show you few OF the things
that have worken out since then"
THE TIRE WITH A sPIGoT OF POSSIBLE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21
TIES.

As he said this inventor took from
his work table tire fitted with a small
metal spigot similar TO those used 10
drawing ale or beer.
This" he remarked, ais my travel
ling beer tunnel. The tire is filled
with beer at the beginning Of the jour
ney, and whenever the rider becomes
thirsty, or desires to secure the good
will OF the natives through whose
country he is passing, he simply takes
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-21

|rrn0L
"Seems % me orr gass OH
Il month IS . good deal larger
er was before"
.Iker. "WelI. 700 viii per-
ming the gas every time when
nm 10 the night 70 walk With
bsp the little darling erica"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-15
PulIman's Profits.

Chicago. October 49, The suit which has
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul road and
the Pullman company for s$100.000 is about
to be settled out of the courts. 1t grew out
of the St. Paul cancelling Pullman con-
tracts. The St. Paul company owned a
three-quarter interest in the thirty-seven
Pullman cars opel atetd on its system, and
the Palace Car company owns a one-quarter
interest. The st. Paul offered 10 buy the
Pullman quarter interest, and Sl05,0 00 was
fixed as the price, but before paying over
full accounting for the eight years of its
partnership with the Pullman. The court
allowed an expert to examine the Pullman
books. The accounts for only three months
were gone over, when discrepancies of from
$500 to 81 100 were iscovered. 1t was found
that the Palace Car company makes a
separate profit on every box of matches,
every cake of soap, and every towel that is
furnished besides the profit on palace car
fares. which it divides with the rail- DAD
companies. Under the head of operating
accounts its fgurs in the aggregate the
salaries of a great many of the officers of
the company in such way that the larger
railroad companies pay nearly the entire
palace car salary list. When the st. Paul
went at the books, the Pullman company
fled a counter suit for 100000, but Of
course it mas pure bluff. Nsg4f9 fg