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.,rnoAp TIME TABLE

..,,rs ON the following roads ar
fhe uAa epart frcm the Grand Central
rys ,, as southern Pacific. houston and
f fssss csGSrr S Si'' and wes. Texas sam" and
re hnv.nrio and Arkansas Pass. Trains OH
San Ah.l'So,latlonal and Great Northern. the
TIC uI.,nn Houston aud Henderson and the
eI'i,cbia and Nelasco use the inteFnation.
sp Missouri, Kansas and Texas use the
90 ,ne ssnnt and the Galveston. La Porte
kaV ,in,,ston use the San Jacinto street
dt,g9Soii,sroN AND TEXAS CENTRAL.
Hop0' Main Line.
go am. Arrive..... 5:39 am.
lilo pm Arrive..... 6:S5 pm.
Austin Branch.
.ssi ss ? NJ A PAcfFic. iEiO H.
San Antonio Trains.
,..ve lib pm Arrive. $50 am.
Lave. s:O5 am. Arrive. $40 pm.
New orleans Trains.
I,sve,... sSS pm. Arrive. ...io:5o pin.
Victoria Trains.
,..c e:s5 am. Arrive -. 4:45 PIN.
MISSOURI. KANSAS AND TENAs.
Chicago and h'n faa.n ci'y ana 81 Louis
lave. T:Sc am. Arrive. $50 an.
fave, 1880 pm. Arrive. -. $3.50 pm.
GULF, coLoRADo AND SANTA FEE.
Mar Line.
Lave. 100 pm. Arrlve..... 1925 pm.
Galveston Trains.
Lave. $40 am. Arrive. ss:s5 am.
Leave. 9;05 am. Arrive..... S.ao pm.
leave. $50 pm. Arrive. $40 PIN
Lave. 100 pm. Arrive..... 9:25 PIN.
All trains leave the Santa Fe depot 10
minutes later and arrive at that depot 10
minutes earlier than the above time.
e CT. NORTHERN.
st. Louis Trains.
Lave 100 AM Ariive..... $50 m.
Leave. 49,. 5:25 pm. Arrive. ..12:i0 p n
HOUSTON AND HEN
DERSON.
Galveston Trains.
Leave.... 6.lO am Arrive. ... $50 AIN.
Leave. .l0.l0 am. Arrive. .10:4O am.
Lsaye..... ass pm Arrive..... $50 pm.
Arrive. -. 7:Ub pm.
COLUMBIA AND NELASCO TRAINS.
Leave (daily except Sunday 80. .l0:i0 Am.
Arrive daily except sunday. ..... 4:l0 pm.
EAST AND WEST TEXAS.
Through Trains.
lfave..... 1885 pm. Arrive..... 700 am.
Mixed Trains.
Lave. 100 am. Arrive. ....7:30 pm.
TEXAS WESTERN
w. Monday. Wednesday. Friday. 100 I'm.
A. Tuesday Th'sday. Sat'day.... 300 PIN.
sAN ANTONIO AND ARKANSAS PASS.
Arrive daily Observation-Disclosures. $40 pm
tssys vs saSIl4y, pot,,rt, 9lp ,6 Az.
TON.
Daily Except Sunday.
Lave. s:l5 am. Arrive..... 600 pm.
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NEW ORLEANS RACES.

New Orleans, La. February lS-Four-
year-olds and up. selling. one mile
onondague, IOi (T, Murphy, S TO 8. won;
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mile and seventy yards Fondest. 81 CLAY
s TO l, won; Flame, 20 u. HID, to s.
second Jimmy r., los (rhorpcl. 10 .
third Time, lNS.
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Dan Stuarts Private Room.

following
lowing TEMPORARY AFFECTION
CONTEST POSTPONED A FEW
Julian
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A., NIX PROVED rAr,,

|. A.se',in. rs Sss February 1s.-Mr T.
~ No. in thc p s,ed as having neen
sa is,cs ~ from 't,Ih,a IN by n mule. diea
~ this norr me effects. ana WIN he
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q j. c G February is.-Tho ros,-
~ here ns.orris, living seven nil
j hight ms totally destrovad I'i T,'
y "ohlng saved and no H.
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Paint,
Glass and
w all Paper
Dealers

VIII find our prices always In line with
the closest competition. In or out Of the
State. and we are always anxious to do
business with good people.
II you are not already favoring US With
your patronage, lei us see II we can not
make II to your interest TO do so.
Prices and samples will BE- promptly
submitted on request.
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THE FIGHT IS POSTPONED,
Peter Mahcr Has Il Disease Of the
Eyes.
NAY BE IN CONDITION SATURDAY.
Eut the Attending Occulist WIN Not Say
SO PSsi'ivel, -Immcnse Crowd
at I'll Paso.

From Special Stan Correspondent.
The sun., 1896-12-15

Rio exc EXCHANGE sIed ssn,os VA: SSIs, s snd ,I IN
% inE TO day Nv was anss and reaturele,., There was
HayAs sT4oR@Es.spirlts @ easy at yoM9s7thc Rosnn
dull at SleO Tor common TO good strained, .. - :.
PErltuLKuM-Crude certificates here were guoteu ~
Otc In OIL City no quotations made Renneu mere
quoted at OiOc Philtdelp lphIa, B9bc.: nhphthh Bdbc
PnovisIoNs-Lerd dull. but higher. Prime western,
N.yO. Pork fairly hctive and irm MesS tSno0
ss.i5. 1allow, Yllc. Chicago, Dec lt.-''Ihe iiEht
hog receipts and tho Iowa State report saying that
cholera has caused the loss of 20OO,O0O hogs In that
factor Is the good demand for green hams with ,ac
bid. This ~ very sgnincant whon we rememper tnht ,
the price Is e n nishsr than last year While the
ayesr ago." Bntter-Receipts to day i9ssl pks; last
SIX days. 3SOll pr viouS six days. 322ol: cream
cry, western, thirde to extras. iiSslc; state and
PehnsylvnniR do: lid20c; state dairy. hali nrkin
tubs, seconds To extras 1870 lSydc. Cheese-Hccclpts
today 2,2ie boxes; last sJx days, 9o2oi; previous
six days 3OS41 STATE full cream. largo, ooloreu
fancy 1Oh@ luIec.; do, white. common to fancy. ~
CtiOIec. small ca ored, fancy 01le 0to do white,
sonnon 20 fancy 1&slOae todnny, Any,
huSh chsesi lastslN uaNs. 5HOIO; previous SIX uys,
sHil0 state and htnnsylvaniH fresh gathered ra'r
to fancy. ldto2hc.i Western. do, lSe lpc.. a...-
suUAErkaw dnll but steady 80, test 2lSci 90 test
yalr ;Grms and 100 hosshends mclssses sugar ss'
CHICAGO Dec. lA.-Thcse were tOdayB priccsi =
The sun., 1896-12-15
Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Monday Dec. l4.-Rcceipts OF beeves
were 22ni head: - cars to b. exported as cars III
rect TO local sauShtcrers. and % cars TO- be ,old
Steers fairly active. generally s'chdy rough stock
slow: dry cows lower The yards were finally clear.
cd Poorest to best native steers sold at 81 bSSo
100 MS stays AMI oxen AT S2GSi95, bulls ht ~ 2ute
81 dry cows at Sl.25NS2.t0 Dressed beef htenuy at
UitG1Slc n. for native sidcs Cables from BRUSH
marKctS quote american steers at il6tl2c. y ~.
dressed wei ;nt Amer can refrigerated be- NJ 70
4 n.: American sheep At 9l6D3lr dressed weight no
exports to-day: tomorrow. 900 beeNes, l,lo@ sherp,
2.lpu quart 'rs U' beer.
SLOW but all sorts stsndy. About 100 head were gar
red over. Poor to prune vrals sold at SlgS 80 y
100 rs. few tons nt 81, Grassers at S220GS2.'o
Western calves at 81 sSGL$i.
cuang rs COWS Tor the mnrxct SO cows on sale al
told. Sheep firm: hcavy lamb. no better. ut AL de-
srablc CRATES ts9hc. y n. stronger. The pens were
fully cleared a. the finish. Poor to prime Hleep sold
at 81. 500 $3.50 . i0u ms. common TO very choice
lambs at Sl.5O@S5iO dressed mutton. 40 &c. ? n;
dressed lambs. GDr. 49,
Receipts OF Lo:s we're 1l.248 head including 545
head on sale. Higher. at sS 5OGSi 100 ns for State
hnua
The sun., 1896-12-15
LATEST LONDON QUOTATIONS.
MONDAY, Doc. IA.

.
A general decline in the prices of stocks to-
day, which In many cases was material, was
rega, ded by many ms rejecting fears of possible
international complications growing out of the
apparent crisis in Cuban Affairs. 1t is exceed
ingly doubtful whether such fears nre seriously
entertained by any one. Nevertheless, the pos
siblity of their existence Ia counted upon
by tho professional element In It's efforts
to dopress prices. The real reasons for
to-day's movement of prices on the Stock
Exchange were the absence Of legiti-
mate business, moderate liquidation Of
speculative holdings and unusual aggressive
ness on the part of operators for lower prices in
consequences of the two circumstances first
mentioned. There was absolutely no news af-
fecting values. Little Importance was attach ed
to the introduction Of new Cuban resolutions in
the Senate. while the somewhat frmer market
for sterling exchange is amply explained by a
cause that will continue iu force for only the
next ten days SO. namely. the periodical de-
mand for remttances on account of coupon and
interest payments due abroad Jan. /.
IL is possible that to-day's comparatively
sharp decline in prices may serve to break the
apparent deadlock that existed last week and
lift the market out OF the rut in which 1t has
been running since Congress convened. The
volume of trading was larger than on any day
since last Monday. and the fluctuations were
wider. The heaviest dealings were in c.. B. and
Quincy. Sugar Refining, st. Paul, Reading. and
Manhattan Railway. OF these the first named
sustained the greatest net loss. OF the less ac-
tive stocks Consolidated Gas dropped 80 points.
The borrowing demand for stocks at the close
of business indicated decided increase In the
short interest. The tone at the close was in the
main heavy and final prices were about the
lowest
Final sales compare with those of Saturday as
The sun., 1896-12-15

The trading to-day active and excited with frr
qu' and violent fluctuations prices Indications
OF Increased movement u Tn" purts led to general
selling, ana prices broke SHARPLY both here and In
Liverpool Numerous stop OrtIcrS were canBlt on tio
way down, contributing 20 t.e weakness. The su4'
pension OF John Collins sons, ANA Later on or w d.
Rounrrc Coz we're dcprossinS factors hnd tue large
estimates fOr New orleans and houston to morrow
also combined tn weaken tho tone. There was q
sigt rally before tnr close on buying for Southern
and Liverpool account and covering OF shCrs but til"
last prices showed a sharp not loss for thc
nn' even inr.rr than tbs carly estimate and
the total Tor two days In $4,000 bales larger
than In the same time last wees, West Point, MISS
Dec. 81 do not iooS for amy cessation OF receipts
untll about jan. to TO- mex. All are dcmoraliz"d
ana selling. Have never crop moved so RAJ"
idly this one and have twvntytaree years "xpcri
ence. our receipts are quite iiGdt and sloks are be
Ing sold very fast In all towns IN this section Think
10 O. cent of the crop gone and expect a very lght
ately good weather 90 cent Of cotton in this toNn
Will go out dur nS the next two weeks IL Is so and
only waits shipment" M0ii e. Ala, Dee p.-"CTop
has any been an elastic but we believe that
a larger percentage was marketed on Dec than any
previous crop, and this one may not reach S5OOOOO
baleS :"
CoFFEE-Rio On the spot dull but steady; No. q
The sun., 1896-12-15
Architect B-oome Pleads Not Guilty.

L. II. Broome. supervising architect Of the
new City Hall in Jersey City. was arraiIned in
the General Sessions Court yesterday to plead
to an indictment for misconduct in office. The
allegation is that Mr.. Broome permitted the
mason contractor to put glazed bricks in the
building which were not up to the quality re-
Qured by the specifications. 1t Is also alleged
that the contractor purchased tho bricks from
a concern recommended by Mr. Broome. Mr..
Broome approved Of the work and signed the
certificates for the contractors pay. He pleaded
not guilty. and was admitted to bail in the sum
Of $1,000.
The sun., 1896-12-15
COMMERCIAL C0MPEHND.

MONDAY, Dec. 14.-GRAIN-Wheat-Sp was
stronger but dull. No sales. Free on board
afoat; No. 2 red, o9I6c.; No. l hard spring.
94Ac.; No. l Northern spring. New York. s0Nc.
No. Northern spring, Duluth, o0hc. Chca-
go received to-day 3S,400 BUSH, against SO, 500
last year: Duluth. 43.3S3, against 25s, 703;
Minneapolis, 4s5, ,440, against 71S.960; Toledo.
11.13l. against 1o.oo7; Detroit, 7,457, against
4.56T; Milwaukee, 10. 500. against 63,7Oo; Chi
cago, 43 cars, against 221 last year. Futures
here advanced | to 1850. Future sales 2,690,-
600 bush. rs follows:
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upon paymsnt Of penally Of d . csnt. Of tbo

The committee representing holders of nrst
mortgage bonds Of tho Terre Haute and Lo-
Hnnsport Railroad announces that as more than
n majority of the outstanding bonds have been
deposited, Dec. 81 has been decided upon as the
llu,it for receiving deposits without penalty.
y. w. Harris g. Co. offer to Investors $3.50, 900
North Chicago Street Railroad Company first
mortgage De, maturing in 1909 and 1910. T.s
company has paid regular dividends OF ~
cent. per Rnnum for several years. and last
year. In addition, 1t declared an extra dividend
of 20 n cent. from accumulated surplus.
Tho sales OF mining stocks at the Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
tD-lny ma ffll
The sun., 1896-12-15
a
INVESTMENT
The CHARLES {. HIRES COMPANY Of Philadelphia,
HIRES ROOtbeer
INCREASES ITS CAPITAL SOME OF ITS STUCK OFFERED AT PAR
INCREASES ITS CAPITAL.
SOME OF ITS STOCK OFFERED AT PAR.


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the mos in beverages
h3 d Hires hC Cbd r busy
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advertised kin in he hT he Company Ia N advertising ~
secure h wi he improved u d universally p for t
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it has dhd ud dwagn oprc From % cautious al a ~ ~h
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The sun., 1896-12-15

whcat-Deciined for time today. influenced by dis
arp"a.ns cables an Increase in 1 the Nann,y on
But there was very little pressure TO sell; and on
os sons h ba
Shorts were SGSa eG,ers ana ths sTenEth 81 NE
pool sened 4 TO I'D Paris adnanesd a r.. on wnea.
) to &c The quantity on passage Increased 4sooo5
bush. The worlds shipments were estimated at
prs~ous Week and SssSoGo last year The Enss6
sppy 'HPpSS IN S sSay
nna sss so IN
NSS or sst SG a
$4,000 in the prsvious week: TIE weat.er n Arssn
Visible supply inereasrd IS 900 bush: r6S aIant,ty
ceiyed iN5 cars Oats were easier thc.so re-
Yse' the visible @ sappy d,%rsasca Sssooo "qss:
Gneasp Dec wheat ,0ay has
OF about l.4c. y bush. over saturdays close wniie
Wih s astss soo, mncunS Prva" @ S
increased movement, from Russia over the previous
would maze the world's Wheat shipments to Europe
Se !s R
consequence. opened about &c bush low;
advanced under liberal bu inf BY broker, supposed
% @ sfn h tef weT
parent tney would show largtr decrease Than nan hnt
hs
e;ans an yaT Of 5 sn StS0 bush The
amount on passage Increased 4sU, 900 Reports from
account OF the small farmers deiIvrres and second
owinl 10 the fact thai cash wheat in Minneapolis is
and Interior houses TO carry the sran and
s4y sGHs local as aSTS
sod @ 10 mers EeyHor pc psoPs dsyersd about
which. with the deliveries last week, mas caused a
drop IN the premium asked for ens n and nd old sprn Is
week ago some OF The large ocH traders are talking
Corn has steady. but the market dul!. The visit
Bile Increased 80 900 bush. oats were somewhat
seemed the principal ouyerS Cash oats were Il tribe
thotRNWas fairly ACTIVE and nrmer, owing to the
advance In wheat Sales $500 ubls.
E:;;,s,. E;ss!;, HS5;; ;:s s$s$s sS?s;
Winter In bpls- -supcrGnr. seGo@s2iO: No sextra,
sraSns @ So Ssa pa,sGs nj 'isas saS
city mills ior West Inaiss: sigo. MIii fera-Was
shorts nor 40 n.t, 25@Soe ml@Guss go to loo rs, 90
ss1iaHspst snasPs as eoon ssna with sales Of
bales for spinning; 800 were delivered on contract.
Mobile, Savanna, NorfoIE: EaitImore and Angusta
sRss @ ae @ S HSSs st MSI 81
% oaS aes ySi tcrs esnsa H "e % to ~ % points
IN Mancheste. yarns and r],oths ] We're gi,,i; gnii"!;;
ATSsIs S5s isss * ana ana ,%5 s., ' Ms"p. sa"
Isa s52I t Week S Sgd @ soS @esS f' sNa ySar
last last year: @' Houston i,as4 against looG5 last
HTnns, Msfs S "S last %SS a' na last sa
shipped today 5O3b, ST. Touis 1894 aud Houston
5sS esS "a Gs a If. SS
%st "G5 "a; ssaE
1SS$ Da aHa 's a$n !" Ssi 'h@. thu. 9a
NV rG PSs The ~ weps t 6n1 ia
covered part "f the !oss Futures her. deGnsd
200 bales The future trading was a' folIowS
The sun., 1896-12-15

oats-Spot was steady, Sales 100000 bushels, In
Guiding 10000 No clipped. on private terms rec on
bo I'd afioat for export. No waite. 2Jac.: No. do.
22tac.: No. white clipped 2dc. No. do 23c. No.
mixed. 22Asc.; No. 8 do 2U4c rejected mixed, lpc
rejected white. 2olfc@2lc,: No. mixed. delivered.
23sc.: track mived 22c @2ic track wnitc 10000 ut
2Jca32c Futures declined lsc. Future sales 10000
bushels as follows:
The sun., 1896-12-15
FINANCIAL AND CoMMsRCIAb.

Hsw Torh stock Exehnnes-saies Dee. n.
uEITEp STATES AND STATS BoNDs uN sl.ooos,.
a6uss. rieo7.1 o9Aalo o U sas c.iOso.l 2oN
iousls, r.ip2bleoA
tLcslHo Pnicls OF UNITED STATES noNps.
The sun., 1896-12-15
G:lcrtions and 3ftertings.
Proposals.

DROPosALS for meats condensed milk. fresh cows
i mix. hsh. poultry. coal. Will he opened at the
ONCE of tho Department OF Correction No. lIS East
90 st. on December %, 1896 For particulars, see
City Record.
DRoPoSALs FOR GROCERIES, FLOUR. &C.. WILL
L be opened at the once OF the Department OF Cor
rection No lIs Enst 2Oth ST., on December 2st 1894
For particulars see CITY Record.
II EN;ISEER OFFICE. ARMY BUILDING. NEW
-. YORK. Nov. no. lsl0.-S.aled proposals for
dredging in PseSskill Hn Dor. y w. vii he received
here until le VI. Jan. .. 1877 aud tnen publicly
opened Information furnished on DUPLICATION.
&. l.. GILLESPIE Col. EngrA
The sun., 1896-12-15

Bariey-was arm; new feeding 2s @2s'ac. cost and
freight to Buffalo; ma tinS, 3Ncosinc. to quality.
Ryc-was quiet; State. AOc. .csi2c Corn -Spotwa in.
active but steady; sales $4,000 bush, including 2I
900 ungrAdcd at 2ussc Tree on TO ,rd anoa tor eN-
port: No mixed in elevator 2ic. No. do. $500 at
Soc devered; No. do, In elevator 25tec.; yellow,
$4,000 at 2gHc In sorc rejected, 2i1ec In elevator.
Futures wero hrm Future sales $4,000 bush, as fol.
lows:
sdf.
Opening. HIGHEST. Lo,eest. Closing. Night.
ppecemoer.."2S, g9- SsDp,t s29,. ~ ~
The sun., 1896-12-15
pntbAprLrn1A CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.

CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
Bid. Asked Bid. isSed-
Alley "L".. l IL Iako ~. COX 81
Am str'bd.. 35 80 N Y Biscuit. SO 65%
Canal & D.. COX 67,S ,SlShCst Ry.2o5 2o7
City Ry....223 225 wtcstRy. e3h e4,s
Diam'd M.1o8 ION
The sun., 1896-12-15

RosroS. Dec. i4-ThO closing quotations of electric
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-06-26
First Insertion June 9Th, 1896,
MORTGAGE SALE

Default having been made in the payment of
the sum of five hundred and tifty-two dollars
now unpaid and which is claimed to be due
at the date of this notice upon, a certain Mort
gage, duly executed and delivered by Abbie
Davis Powell and r; J. Powell her
Mortgage bearing date the first day
of January, A. D.. 1892, duly recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds in and for the
County of Blue Earth and State of Minnesota
on the Sth day of March,A d. 1892, at II o'clock
A. NJ, in Book Is of Mortgages, on page 290,
and whereas said William ). Shepard, mort
gage, died at Bath. Steuben County New
York, on the 9th day of April, 1894, leaving
will appointing William H. Shepard, Fanny S.
Gibbs and Reuben E. ROBBIE executors and trus
tees of the estate of said William S. Shepard
deceased, which will was duly admitted to pro-
bate in the surrogates court of Steuben county,
New York. which trust was duly accepted by
said William II. Shepard, Fanny S. Gibbs and
Reuben e. Robe who were duly appointed by
said court, qualified for, entered upon and are
now performing their duties as trustees under
said will and said trustees have paid twenty-siX
and 45-1OO dollars for taxes delinquent and I'M
paid on the land covered by said mortgage
which is described below herein all which with
interest thereon from this date said trustees now
proceed to recover in these foreclosure proceed
ingS and no action or proceeding at law or
otherwise. having been instituted, to recover the
debt secured by said mortgage, and said taxes
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, That
by virtue of the power of sale con, aimed in
said mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in
gage will be foreclosed and the premises
described in and covered by said mortgage viz ::
The southeast quarter of the northeast quar-
ter of section ten Q0) in township one hundred
and six Q06) north range twenty-nine coy west
of the fifth principal meridian in Blue Earth
county and State of Minnesota, with the here
ditaments and appurtenances. will be sold at
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash,
to pay said debt and interest, and the taxes, so
paid on said premises, and twenty-five dollars
attorneys fees, as stipulated in and by said
MOrtpa in of foreclosure and the dis
bursements allowed by law; which sale will be
made by the sheriff of said Blue Earth county,
at the Easterly front door of the court house, in
the city of Mankato in said county and state, on
Saturday the 18th day of July. 1896, at ten
o'clock a. m, of that day, subject to redemp-
ton at any time within one year from the day
of sale, as provided by law.
Dated Mankato Mimi. June 1st, A. D. 1896.
WILLIAM III. SHEPARD, FANNY S. GIBBS, and
REUBEN E. ROBBIE, as trustees under the will
of William S. Shepard, deceased, late of Bath,
Steuben Co. n. Y, Mortgage.
WILLIAM THOMAS, Attorney for said trus-
tees, MankatO MINI,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-06-26
June 10 July 81
SUM MONS.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
Earth, District Court, Sixth Judicial District.
J. P Armstrong, plaintiff, VS.. George Small,
also all other persons or parties unknown,
claiming any right title. estate lien, or interest
in the real estate described in the complaint
herein, ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The State of Minnesota to the above named de-
PENDANT:
You, and each of you, are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint OF the
is on file in the Office of the clerk
of said court at the City of Mankato in the said
County OF Blue Earth, Minnesota, and to serve
a copy of your answer to said complaint upon
the subscribers at their office. in the said
City of Mankato, in the county OF Blue Earth,
after the service of this summons on
you, exclusive of the day of such service; and
if you fail to answer the said complaint with
in the time aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint herein, together with the costs
and disbursements herein.
Dated Mankato, Mimi. June 10Th, A. d. 1896.
FLETCHER & TAYLOR,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-06-26
THE LATE DANIEL STRUNk.
Speaking of the late Daniel Strunk

Speaking of the late Daniel Strunk
the Riverside, Cal. Reter, says:
Mr.. Strunk came to Riverside nearly
six years ago, retaining his business
interests in Minnesota while he i'm
proved fine ranch in west Riverside.
He came here for benefit to his
health, and for several years seemed
in fair way to fully recover. About a
year ago he built fine home on
Tenth street. but before he got into
it his health began to fail again, and
with but little variation he continued
to grow worse until the end.
Mr.. Strunk was quiet retiring
man, and was not very widely known
here, but those who did know him
feel keenly the blow OF his death
though not unexpected. He was a
man of fine mind. Highly cultured
and fully informed. He had travelled
extensively both in this country and
Europe, and his range of experience
was wide. He was gentle and kind
and noble-a thoroughly good and
finely able mana husband and father
and citizen of priceless worth.