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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-28
DELAWARE. LACKAwANNA a wEsTERN
q. %.
Stations In New Work. ruot or Barclay and
Chriaiophsr SITS.
yESTIBgLE TkAINS. PULLMAN BUFEEF
IAUA ssINTN(IU kUlHT-

Avs EiNhSN tutsn
Direct route 10 Newark. Bloomti III, Montclair. the
Oranges. Summit. IernarGsvrlle. Basking Ridge. Mad.
isun, MurristrN II. Pas>nc e, Paterson, Boouton. Dover.
StanLure. Newton Budi's Lake. Lake Hopatcong,
IlaCkettstown. y ho0l VS. Mountain. Washington,
PhtlIi shnrg. Easton, Water Gap, ST oudshurg, Porono
Mountain. Srrant'. rittston. Wilkesharre. SRnti-
coke, Dauvilie. N~urthumh2rl md. Montrose. Bingham.
ton. oxford. Norw CHI. Waterviile, Utica, R'chheld
Sprays. Cortland. syracuse, OSwego, lh tcA, Oweso.
Eimira. Coritng. Bath. d ,nsville. Buualu. aud ali
points West, northwest and Southwest. .
800 \. M.-B!nghamlon Mail. Stops at principal
stations.
1000 q. M.-(CSfe car)-Ruralo. Scranton. BinR-
hAnton. OweGu. Ithaca, u mira, Syracuse. and o.
wrVu Express. Pullman buffet parlor cars. Con.
Meeting at Buffalo with trains for Chicago and
points West. Pullman parlor car New York 70
Rlrhneld Springs.
Loo y. M.-Scranton. Blnghanton, and ElmiraE B
press, Pullman bGnrt parlor cars.
ssOD q. M.-ScrRntOn, WilkesbUrre. and Plymouth
Exuress. Pullman buffet parlor cars
100 T.. Neutrality-suspicious. VI stIDule Limited Ell
press for 'cranlon, BtnghGmton. Elmira. Buffalo.
fui!man buffet sleeping car New York TO Chicago.
Dinins car west OF IulalO.
$3.50 g.. w. Daily Buffalo Express. Pullman
slcepers for : rantUn BIughamton. Elmira, bath.
MI. Morris. AMI Runa %. arriving BUFFALO 3 A. III.
0ibO o.. .-~GDaily)-ButTalO. scranton. Bingham.
ton. Owego. Ithaca, Elmira, syracuse. and Oswego
Express. Pullman bu1et sletpers. Sleepers New
YORK 10 Rirhfi"ii springs.
Tickets and Pullman accommodations at Henry
Gaze & Sons. Ltd. ll3 broadway. II Park place. and
42U broadway and 8&2 Broadway. Tickets at Ferry
stations, III I h av. cor. l2th 1T, ~ West l25th st,
2a5 Columbus av, New York; 1913 aud 123 Fulton st.
and lO6 broadway, BrOo klyn. Time tables giving
full Information a all stations.
Westrott's Express Company Will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence to destination.
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erie RAlLROAD.

Through trains leavr New York, foot OF chambers
81, as follows. and nyc minutes earlier from West
23d st.:
Q.1l q. M.-vestlbule Express daily for bingham.
C.OO ton. wayerly, Elnira. Buffalo, Bradford. ar.
rINc Eu1alo 500 Pm Parlor 9 r TO Bunalo.
O. 4 M.-yesribuled Expires daily. except
O:lO SUNDAY, for Port J rVts, Monticello. Lacka,
wa2en, Hone, dale. and important Local points TO
corning Daily TO Port Jervis. pullman Parlor Cars
for Monticello and Corning.
ONO u. M.-Nestibule limited Fast mail daily.
%.N'O Snlid train for Chicago. via Chautauqua Lake.
nrIIN Cleveland at 7;4O A. NJ, Chicago . r. IL.
s.eeneis to Chicago. Cleveland, ma Gin innsti. Din
7.caP. N. Buffalo and Cleveland v,stIbuic Ex.
SOW press d lily, arrives AZ Eunalo TiO5 A. ~,
Lra.tuid I:lI A NJ. Jamestown 200 A. NJ, II' We
lan1 1880 y. n. CSleepers Ia BuH alo and CI'vrlani a..
making direct connection for Detroit, Chicago. ana
tie We Z Cafe Liz nv Car
-. 4 x Y. M.-DAlLY-Yla ChHutauqua Lake and
oslo Niagara Fails. sold train II Chicago. Sic. q.
g 5 to horneiisville, chi, ago, ANA Cincinnati, Dining
car.
TICKETs,. LoGAL TIME CARDS. And PULLMAN
i at III. Il3, 2hl, 4Ol, aud
s5I BroAdway i.i iow"ry.. 100 East l?bth st. aid
81 West l2bth ST.. Ch"mbenf and West esd ~. ferries.
New York; 1913 aud 72b Fulton st.. 100 broad az
Brooklyni goo Hudson ST.. Hohoken. and Jersey Ciiy
gage from hotels and residences " destinations.
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WHlTE STAR Lime,

Majestic. Sept. ~, noun Tcutonic, .. Oct. 10. noon
Germanic. ... Oct. o, noon Britannia. Oct. go. noon
NO COTTON CARRIED ny PASSENGER
Pier IS. North River. ONCE ~ Broadway. New York.
II. MAITLAND kEt.SEY, Agent.
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9rEamu uaIS.
BOSTON AND NEW ENGLAND,

oS9'S" TfHHN SOUND LINE"
FALL. RIVER LINE, via New port and Fall River.
Leave Pier IL, y. r., foot OF Murray ST.. week days
and sundays at $50 +. NJ. Steamers Priscilla and
Puritan. Orchestra on ca h..
PROVlDEACE LINE, via Providence. Leave Pier
SO. n. r.. on block above Canal st.. week days
only. at $3.50 =. VI. steamers Plymouth and RhOde
Island. Orchestra on each.
BENNINGTON ilNE. via Stonington. Leave Pier
30, y. Is, one block above Can Al So, week days only,
at 4. VI. Steamers Ma NJ and New Hampshire.
LIME. via New london. l. ave Pier 40
odd No.. \. r., next Deshrossps st. week days
only. at 6 T. N. Steamers City OF Lowell and City
of WOrcentar.
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HUDsON RIVER nv DAYLIGHT.
PALACE IRON A LINE
MEN YORK" and "~ALhANH
Finest anu fastest rfvar steamers in the world.
Daily exc pt Sunday.
Leaves Brooklyn, fulton 81. 4 y Annex)....s A n.
New York, Desbrosses st. Pier. ...... $40 {"
West 2gd st. Pier ........y
For AI.BANE. landing at Yonkers. West Point, New.
burg, Poughkeepsie. Kingston Point, Catskiil. and
Hudson.
Through tickets sold and baggage checked to desti-
nation.
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LINE.
Q new TwIn.Scrcw Phss"nHer Stef
ROTTE RDAM,

OF the HOLLAND N ERitA
will sail direct for Rotterdam. Holland,
OCTOBER ORB, Al 10 A. NJ.
Superior accommodations Low rntet
For Information. rates. &C.. apply to LILA
LINE, ~ Broadway. NV York city.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

\. y. = II. q II, r, II. an I CONNECTIONS.
From era ID Central station.
Leave b way Of Due
0:OI A. NJ, Springfield an Worcester, $3.50 y. Il.
ln:UO A, NJ, 'fScw Lond ~ an Providence, 800 y. ".
1908 4. NJ. New Lpudon anu PruNitence. 4:30 7. N.
1900 ~, Springfield I'D WorS ester, b:40 7. ".
:l:uu r 81, Air Line ana y. T.. X. H.. 500 J.. N.
Log y Vi. New l. nIun and Providence, 7:u0 p. n.
500 +. NJ. 'Srw London nd Prov deuce. 300 p. n.
I 90 l.. NJ, sSpr!pgNcl ann Worcester, 1000 =. N.
$500 T.. n, 'SrH Loud0u aud Providence. IL 100 T.. N.
li;O0 7. NJ. 'SprIngfel Rld Worcester. 6:l5 A. NJ.
IL 40 +. NJ, 'New LoLd III and Providence, B:26 A. II.
'Runs dai! :. including sunday.
t.Bay stat Limited, all parlor cars; fare o., includ.
ing par or car s'ar,
fair Line Limited; arrives at and departs from
Park Spur, station, Boston. Return service sams
hour and by same route.
Through parlur aud sleAning cars by each train.
{. 7. EEMPSTEAD. Gen. Pas. Agent,
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Railrnaas.
Lehiqh Valley system.

Stations loot OF West a3d st. Penn. r. r.. Cortlandt
.Indlcates time from West ssd st. Other figures
show time from cor,landt or p.sbrosses St;
.s,Sn: s'is 4. n. daily for "uLkEsBARRE
Ia GENEvt. ReosCSHiLs 1EKif nrf 'T,Es NAG:
ARA FALLS. and the West .nL principal local points;
.:ic.ss. j, $50 A. NJ. sun.ays only, for BOUND
1. %".s sn' . g. spe 4! N, s daily. excsp, sunday. for
MAucH CHINE and int rmediaIe points.
'" .BIAG tT,0G p Iosn is1's; f,i EHX I1Isiys
Arrives Buffalo 800 P. N. Pullman vostihuie Day
Coaches and rsrlor carsi Din ns Car Service. Meals
to Detroit and Chicago.
'ista5. lilh p. NJ, SUNDAYS only, for EAsToN.
aHESh ch1Sh' ana the SoS, branches ~.
wIlfIssa1sSSIs; h . ! o. = $c isssi' Ss'. "a p! ss:
In coal regions; shsir ear FOR @lilesSaire p0"''
w InIsa; tihH Il pIf II nss!yi ssSSPF Ssun "hS r1 for
cipa interim diate stations. Connects for all points.
In coal regions. Pullman BUFFET ParIor Car for Wilkes
.i,Sn. s,ls p. N. caily. for EAsToN and inter.
.S,sa. G,io +. NJ. daily. except sunday. Express
for SLATISGToN and principal in e%rnediat sta.
lions. Connect for Reading and Harrisburg. Chair
:GsS s'o"T n; daily for RyFFALo. NIAGARA
1ule train y. " to Chicago. sleepers to Bunalo and
eHl ~ a s S'HS !. f }: sSS'fi sti:' Ei SsH$s;, h ;'S?P1Gs
HEN: MACCH CHCSK. l. & b JUNCTION: sAIkE.
GENEVA ROCHESTER,. BATAVIA, AMI BUFFALO.
Pullman sleeper for Buffalo. None hut sleeping ear
pa. sengcrs carried. No baggage carried.
si6b. 10 p. u. daily. for ITHACA. SEv
ROCHESTER,, BUFFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and ali
points West. Pullman sleepers to wilkesbarre and
Ithaca.
Additional local trains daily, except Sunday. for
BOUND BROOK and interim, date points. leave us
follows $500. 900 A. NJ. y :a5. 2:3O. '3:55, AGO.
and $3.50, $3.50 i. NJ.
as: $50. ga. and 1873 r~rosdway. 81 Z, iii St. 100
+, l26th st. le7 Bowery. NY 500 Fulton, st.. 1
Court ST.. 0S R'way. ant Brooklyn Annex. brooklyn.
\. Y. Transfer Co. will coll for aud check baggage
from hotel or residence through TO q -tinntion.
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gpst and tfouna.

7 oST.-In or between Waldorf Hotel and SO Eat
II 33d ST., a diamond watch aud pearl and diamond
crown pin. Very liberal reward II returned to abov,
addreAs.
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Business Ghanres.

------
A PARTNER wanted with $50. 900; one-third inter.
IA est ligLt manufacturing business; factory located
prominent town In Connecticut; Elegantly equipped;
highest OF r fereucrs and tue strictest investigation
granted. Apply
A RETAIL SHOE STORE. old established. located
"A downtown. elegantly equipped; pricr only SO. 500;
six men working yr r around; strlctest investigation
allowed; u~nincumbered; hrst-class established trade:
retiring. & WIGGlSS. 40 Nassau.
A PARTNER w anted with $500: half interest restAu-
"A rant, 10 atrd most PROMINENT horouyhfarei Brook
Ign; Investigate this opportunity; full Particular.
Apply DOSA Il Virgins. 40 Nassau.
I)RISTISG.-At a few hours notice. 10. 600 circu-
L lars. 81; cards and ~billheads, 400. per l 900. ED
GAR Printing ami Stationery Co. 50 West 3sth st.
WANTED-Dy q firm of Galveston, ]. K. brokers'
w the following accounts of New York houses:
Fi~sh-Imported and American sardinrs. produce,
canned goods. soda, ball p fash, oatmeal, candy. dried
fruits. nuts. &c. orange, md lemons. and n trst.class
meat packer. Address BROKERS box "a Sun onice.
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Real Gstatt Scr Sale.
3ur sale OF GSrhan9e.
for Sale OF 90 Iet-Gitu.
Antumn Rrsorts.

rlNo LET-Choice nearly cottages; all improve.
L ments; n. Y. city; $50. IRVING. Sl5 Madison Az
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Hotel ~KEMslMGTOM
THE HANOVER,
Hautrd-frmales

A -A.-FASCY Observation-Disclosures makers
"A. anu bird mounters; work g ven out.
HERMAN & GClSZBURG. blo Broadway.
DOOKBISDERS.-Wanted experienced hand fold
ID RS, marniue fold RS, colla,ers and gold layers.
MUM & BARBER, Nassau and
Liberty sts.. Brooklyn.
DCoKFOLDERS.-E1 perienced hands only, EAGLE
ID JOB OFFICE. 4tn hoor Eagle Building. washing
ton ana Johnson SIS, Brooklyn.
DLASK BOOK employment to ono
ID competent to make up Job work. Address. stating
wages. J. c., box lB2 Sun ONCE.
OSTRICH THEIRS curriers' wanted; steady
" work and good pay; work given out.
THos. II. WOOD & CO.. 0+e Broadway.
WANTED-Rapid wrappers and maiiers; none but
need apply. WOMAN WORLD. 22 and ~ North
william 81.
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4 radinn hotels aud Restaurnms.

Deinonieo's........oth avenue. corner seth ST. Alo.
Brevoort House.. 9th sv. and sth. Ale. Tdh.. q. as.
Concerts. Cuisine Recherche. Old Vintage Wines.
Leon Fiourct.. 9Th ava 18th. Ale. Tdh .e1.ao. (Musio)
alorciio's. .........A- West goth st. Ale. Tdh.. 81.
Slouauin's. ........... go Ann st., 149 Fulton sc. Ale.
do. Knickerhocker Cottage. 9th nv. and 2sth.
Restaurant AloL Foreign wines a speciality, op. l AN.
Gazno's ......... Broadway & 4oth st. Ale, Tdh.. 81.
CIark's Restaurant. ..........e a West Esd St Ale.
neivedere 4th av. & 18th st. Ale. lunch. SOC; Tdh.. 81.
HunEaria. .........U Union So. East. Ale, Tdh.. 75o.
Hungarian Open Air Restaurant. Ale, Tdh.
Gypey Band. Cafe Boulevard. $50 Second avenue.
Lantclme's 40 Union square, East. Ale, Tdh.. 76c.
Luchow's. German Restaurant. -. lilo East i4th st.
Bernard Restaurnn mt. soth st. and Lex. nv. Tdh. eoc.
Au Chat Noir. o51 W. Broadway. Lunch. SOC; Tdh.
Hotel Martinel........1o West <+th ct. Tdh.. SOC.
Peppers. ..........S 81 East l4th st. Tdh. and Ale.
Cafe Manhattan. .....l45 cd av, Tdh.. Ale. tMusic).
Hotel Duquesne. .... es W. seth st, Ale. Tdh.. SOC.
CoIumbus Restaurant IL E. 18th ST. Ale .Tdh., soc.
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1t anted-Males Merhanirs. &c.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. nrst-clasH nnisher on
Is extra printed work. HERZOG & ERBE, Wash.
ington and York s,s, brooklyn.
s. JOHNSTON. Q Liberty st.
XNANTED-Ploorman horseshoer; wages $50 per
w week, Wanted. fireman horscshoer: wages o24
Der week. 18th st. and West Boulevard.
w ANTED-A good sheet Iron worker and tnsmith.
w Apply JERSEY CITY \ COMPANY.
Morgan and Bay st5., Jersey C.ty. M.
30 TISsNITHs led TO furnace work. Corner York
~ and Greene sts, Jersey CITY.
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7 ADIES! Chichester's English Pennyroyal Pills
Il ,D.n"oa R,,A-s are the Best. SAFE. E.l.s,.;
Chichester Chemical Co.. FhiladA., Pa.
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mentr2l.

TTENTIoN.LoLpDR ,GRlNpLE, GRADuATErNI.
CAL bETANrMESr; 30 YEARS A SPECIALIST IN
longer established and has had more experience than
any oihsf sdSertisinS physirian; sity papers prove
diseas s. pains In bones. rHd spots. sore throat and
oped organs. weak tack, lost vitality. are speedily. p :.
OLD DIX, GKiSDLE. Every impedimen removed.
Sufferer. do not waste time visiting less skiiful paysi.
OFFICE OVER Is YEARS at III. West 12tn ST.. he.
tween 9th aud 9TH avs; ADVICE free. Medicine 81.
Hours. 81 9. sundays. 9toa No charge unless cured.
BlIITY.-iu to the celeur.trd Hailrtt Medical In.
IA stltute. where you can consult the -reatest blood
and nerve specialists in the world tree of charge.
Forty years specialists in all priv ate diseases OF men,
which we cure in a few days; also bloc poisoning.
9pir rer skin sSiU DISEASES. sore throat. Gruoau AUD head
pain III dwellings. bi~dd, r, kidney. diseased bones.
debility, weakness OF uody and mind. varicocele,
weak. undevesoped organs. imp, diments to MARRIAGE;
feet, thousands cured yearly: charges low; less than
~ = other specialist. 90 TO the Hallett Medical lnsti.
tute nrst; IL Is I e Test and cheapest. el6 East 18Th
St. near I'd av. New YORK: no charge unless cured:
hoIrs . to 8. SUNDAYS included.
oLO DIR. GWEY as years a -prclniist In dis.
en.es OF men only. QUICKEST permanent cure guar
ant"ed In Il Diseases or money refunded. Blood poi.
son. skin II. Sss;, Elin sl6 or bidder d; thn,, 'r out veal
weak, undeveloped organs. im~pediments to marriage.
city. One over IS year. az Il 100 East ,1tn st.. near ZEE
Union square. Hours. . TO 81 sundays. y to 3 Scien'
tine treatment aud advice free. Medicine only bOc.
A.-A.-Q EST PERMANENT CURE
in diseases OF M n; dangerous cases solicited: relief ut
once: those d s.rtng only. nrst-ciass scient:nc treat
ment should ca !. Tho leading specialist. DR.. Bonschur.
l27 We { 22d ST; o to 3, Z to o. Sundays. 10 to l..
nR. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rooms; ma.
~ tron with full 8 an OF trained nurses. III West
47th st. Tel. 00+ 3sth st. Hours. 80.
nR. BLlNN'S private hospital. III W. <7th at. tnr.
~ B'wsyJ. Ali important cases; matron. trained
nurses, etc.
7 ADIES! Chichesters English ~Pennyroyal Pills
- Til. no otAtr. SEMI a., .Alnps, it particulars, " Rshsf
'@ Z Chichsstsr Chssm sleapt e.. 1fSEllaaaaA.D,' a p
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Aomtstir Servants a1autta.

NHAMBERMAIDs: 2o cooks. $40 to $40; swedish
Y COOKS, ESQ; Swedish laundrossrs, Mattresses,
ladies' maids. French and German nurses; 40 cooks
who wash and iron; k.tchenmaids. Mrs. l.. sEEl.f
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. IS West 22d ST.; servants
entrance, 352 9th av.
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TROY BOATS.

Fare to all resorts north and east lower than an,
other route. CIT OF TROY or SARATOGA leave
foot OF West 10th 81. daily except Saturday. o P.M
Express trains for Saratoga. Lake Geors-. AdIron
dacks. &c. Sunday steamer touches at Albany.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-02-26
and where the expense is too great
for the township the county should
help.
THE NEW MINISTER.

The last issue of the Brainerd DIS
patch announces the resignation or
Rev. T. Merrill Edmands as pastor or
the Congregational church to accept a
call from this city. The resignation
was formally accepted and takes effect
March 1st. The article continues:
"Mr. Edmand's pastorate here has ex-
tended over a period of four years, dur
ing which time he and his most estim-
able wife have made hosts of friends
who most keenly regret their
departure. Mr.. Edmands has been
very active here in educational work,
and in everything that had for its
object the moral and material
advancement of the community. AS
a preacher he was adecided success,
his efforts in the pulpit showing pro-
found study and research. and an
acute and active mind. 1t is very
doubtful, with the means at the dis
posal of the congregation, whether
they can again secure as able and
learned a representative in the pulpit.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmands here, while greatly regret
ting their departure, wish them every
success in their new field of labor"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-02-26
WEDDING BELLS.
NuptiaIs at the German Catholic
Church Wednesday.

Michael Peters, well-to-do young
farmer of Belgrade, and Miss Mary
Buchholtz, daughter of Nicholas
Buchholtz, who is superintendent Of
Calvary cemetery, were united in mar
riage at eight o'clock Wednesday at
the German Catholic church. The
church was well filed with the rela-
tives and friends of the contracting
parties, both OF whom are well known
and popular. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Father Haverman.
The brother of the bride and the sister
of the groom stood up with the couple.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peters went to their
farm in Belgrade, where they will re-
side. They are accompanied by best
wishes of all
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-02-26
Il. W. Cleland & Co.,
Manufacturers, Mankato.

IT is said that the Populist state
committee, of South Dakota found
itself in debt at the close of the cam
paign, and it was agreed at a meeting
later on that the successful candi-
date for United States senator should
contribute $500 toward helping to
wipe it out. After Kyle's election it
is said he was called on, and asked
for the $500, and the Senator is re-
ported to have replied: 'Was elect
ed by Populist votes? If you want
any further contributions go to Sena-
tor Pettigrew." Evidently Senator
Kyle does not intend to help out the
men who were so willing to cut his
political throat. When the Pops
there attempted to kill him off they
tackled the wrong man and their de-
nuneiation of him after he was elect
ed has not borne good fruit. His fol-
lowers have Joined with the Republi-
cans and are holding up all the radi-
cal Populist legislation and many of
the Pop schemes will find their grave
as a result. The state, however, will
be the gamer.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-02-26
BETTER RYE MARKET.
A Mill With Sixty Barrels Capacity
for Mankato.
1t VIII Open Up Tomorrow and Rye
Goes Up Two Cents.

Mankato now has rye mill with a
capacity of sixty barrels "a day, and
capable of using 32O bushels of rye
daily. The Hubbard Milling company
has put it in at the big mill, and it
will start tomorrow morning with new
machinery throughout, which has
been procured and set in place at a
large expense. Three extra men have
been employed to operate the mill.
The advent Of this new buyer on the
market has, already advanced the price
from "a to 26 cents bushel, and the
farmer will be permanent beneici-
airy. A large amount of rye is raised
in Blue Earth county, and heretofore
it has all been shipped away. Now
there will be steady home demand.
The new mill is an industry that
will benefit Mankato and. the sur
rounding country.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-02-26
MEYERS DISCHARGED.
No Appearance is Made Against Him
Tuesday rlorning
Mrs. Meyers Will See That the Baby
Is Properly Cared For.

Shortly before the time set for the
trial of S. G. Meyers on the charge of
negiecting his babe, the attorneys ap-
peared before Judge Shissler, and on
motion of the prosecuting attorney
the action was dismissed and the de-
PENDANT discharged. In making the
motion, Mr.. Piymat stated that Mrs.
Craig had made thorough investjga-
tiOn of the case and satisfied herself
that Mrs. Meyers is a good woman and
wants the child cared for properly,
and was satisfied that Meyers inten-
tions are good when he has not been
drinking. Meyers had promised to re-
form, and Mrs. Meyers had given as
surances that the baby should here
after receive proper care and treat
ment.
Byron Hughes, attorney for Meyers,
made no remarks, and the court
granted the motion.
Mrs. Meyers travels and sells cor
sets. She was accompanied by her
four year old child on the last trip.
When she returned to Mankato she
was surprised to learn what had &C.
Cured during her absence, and felt
very much shocked. Both she ano
her hus band were effected to tears
and it was feared that to proceed
against Meyers would seem to savol
of persecution, especially as it was
thought that he has already
been punished by his Imprisonment
and the noGoriety given the case.
Had the case gone to trial, the pros
ecution had a goedly array of witnesse
The baby has won the affection o
all who have seen it. Mrs. Craig ha
restored it to its mother.
Mrs. Meyers will remain in the city
and If she does 60 away again or find
it necessary to give up the baby, sh
will let Mrs. Craig know or let he
have the baby.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-02-26

THE suggestion has been made that
a monument be erected to, the
memory of Harriet Beecher Stowe, as
commemorative of the great work she
did toward freeing the slaves by her
great work-"Uncle Toms Cabin. y
Her son, Rev. Stowe, objects to this
and says that if anything is done of
such character he wonld much prefer
that it be along line that would do
some good to the world, and especial
ly to the race she wrote for, and sug.
gests the founding of scholarship at
Booker Washington's Tuskegee school
or something to that nature. The
suggestion is good one and it is tc
be hoped that it will be followed out
Such memorial would be a proper
recognition of Mrs. Stoves great
work, and would prove lasting bene
fit to the race which her book helped
to free.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-02-26

Is it 'overwork" that has hlled this
country with nervous dyspeptics?-
that takes the flesh off their bones,
the vitality from their blood, and
makes them feeble, emaclated aud in
efficient? No, 1t is bad cooking,
overeating of indigestible stuff, and
other misunderstanding habits.
The remedy is an artificially digest
ed food such as the Shaker Digestive
Cordial. Instead of irritating the al
ready inflamed stomach the Cordial
gives it chance to rest by nourish-
ing the system itself and digesting
other food taken with it. So flesh
and strength return. Is not the idea
rational? The Cordial. is palataEle
and relieves Immediately. No money
rlsked to decide on it's value. A 10
cent trial bottle does that,
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1897-02-26
THE Omaha Bee says it is estimated

THE Omaha Bee says it is estimated
that there will be spent upon the Cor
bet-F1tzsimmons prize fight more
than twice as much money as was ex-
pended for the Bradley-Martin ball.
and that bets on the outcome will in
volve several times as much more.
But one hears no such unmeasured
condemnation of this profigate use of
money as was heard in connection
with the Bradley Martin ball. A class
that had the most to say then severely
clticising the effect such extravaganza
use of money would have in stirring
up discomfort among the poor, are
painfully silent now.