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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

Senator Wolcott OF course has been
thoughtful enough to bring back stack
of menu cards to show what hard work
they put in for bimetallism.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

The world may never know why Martin
Thorne really thinks OF woman's ten
dency to talk.
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Mnntrh Specifications.

"wel, you know. "a woman as ola
as she looks
I'm the morning. or after she's ready
"a 90 down town g''-Chicago Journal
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behind the Scenes.

First Footlirht Favorite-The manager
said 7 was a regular Venus de Milo.
Second Footiight Favorite-keterring TO
your age. / presume?-New Aofk hNehihg
Journal.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

The friends OF the schools need not Gear.
They may remember that Seth Low was
also a victim OF the petition habit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

In Chicago a barber was held up and
the report says he was so badly scared
that he lost his power of speech Induce
ments may be offered that gang 70 operate
In nther cities.
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you have basely deceived me; you told
me when YOU married my daughter that
YOU had money coming 10 you.
we'll mear the money would get
bv marrying her."-Dctroit Free Press.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

George Fred Williams says he VIII run
again. George Fred is a statesman.
purely Of the babbling brook order, which
no frost can freeze up for long at a time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

Indignant Parent-You are very
naughty boy. Tommy. telling a fib like
that, / never told dbs when / was a little
boy
impairment son-when did you begin,
fhen fafher2-Lancet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

Alien completed his work here, ne jump
ed town. leaving but faint tran. De-
tective Tomlinson picked up the clue
and Allen was caught in Cincinnati.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

Philadelphia will lease her gas works.
but in a town where they retire at dark
it matters but little who owns the gas.
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The monotony of those postponements
has evidently wearied Mr.. Durant. and
he will hardly offer further objection TO
being hung.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

Mrs. Potter says she is solry she did
not go on the stage twenty years ago.
why not make It forty?
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

New York thieves have stolen n flight
OF stairs. but have the police taken steps
to recover them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

Blanco was coldly received in Havana,
but the natives will even it mp for him
when he takes the field.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

Yesterday was the natal day Of the
Prince Of Wales. Alfred Austin though
Is trihe afraid to launch his verses at a
man.
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Powerful Voice.

what do you mean" glared the edi-
tor, by saying here that II you. can get
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The nriee Of The Times Is two cents pc
,opy and ten cents per week. delivery
thin Tie limits of Richmond ana neoche
or Sunday paper three cents.
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Kate-Do you call Helen a beauty? Mat.
tie-res. indeed-to her face.-chicagc
News.
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Miss Annie Rose Walker. and Mr.. Gus
tavus A. Walker have gone TO New York
intending 10 spend several weeks in that
city While there they will stop at the
Waldorf Astoria.
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THE MAILING LIST IS ONLY PRs nj
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WE DESIRE TO call THE A ,TyIl N,
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THE DAILY TIMES Is served by ca car lea
IN their own account IN this city an
Manchester. for 10 cents week; os
mail outside Of Richmond: 30 CEN The
month. $500 a year anywhere III wv
United States.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas H. Gordon. Of
Baltimore. are guests Of Mrs. Edward
Mayo. having visited Richmond al this
time i'm order 20 be present at the we'd
ding Of Miss Laura Roy EllersOn, and Mr.
Eugene &. Mlssie this evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

DR. mos. Edgar Rogers. n. well-known
physician Of Haralson county. Georgia.
has been arrested on the charge OF coun-
terfeiting. In his house was found the
complete paraDhernalia Of n counterfeter
and his speciality was gold pieces OF the
denomination OF so.
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The Times IL always indebted , 40 and
who favor il with society tel hi such
personals. but must urge mat a., -, The
be sent over the signature
AN unsigned communications will be re-
jectcd always.
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The select Council Of the city Of Phila-
delphia has also adopted the ordinance
leasing the City Gas Works, and IL now
goes to the Mayor for his signature.
Strong pressure will be brought TO bear
upon me Mayor To induce him to veto it.
1t is not believed that he will do so.
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PETERSBURG AGENT, J; A. M. MnDi3>'-
II EAST TABB STx .s
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The biggest bill OF expenses on any can
didate in the New York city election was
filed day before yesterday by Francis NJ
Scott. who was elected Justice OF the Su-
preme court. His office cost him 50 955.20.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-11

Chas. Clifton. alias Dynamite Dick. the
OUTLAW. was killed on Monday last at the
house OF Sid Williams. in Indian Terri
tory. by deputy marshals who had run
him 10 his hole.
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TINES BUILDING, ,.r.,rcs
TENTH AND BANK SIhbhA0'

MANCHESTER BUREAU. III
STREET.
Mower County transcript., 1897-09-01
Mortgage Foreclosure Sale.

Default having been made in the payment Of
the sum Of ten hundred and ninety C$lO0V dol
lars which is claimed to be due and is due at
the date OF ths certain
and Sophia Anderson, his wife, mortgagors. to
fourth day, of August, 1890, and with q power of
Off Office Of the Register Of Deeds in and for the
county of Mower and state of Minnesota, on the
fifth day of August. 1880, at II O'Clock a. M, in
Book 10 OF Mortgages, on page ssl and no &C.
law or otherwise, to recover the debt secured by
said mortgage, or any part thereof:
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that
by virtue Of the power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in such such
case made and provided, the said mortgage will
be foreclosed by a sale of the premises described
in and conveyed by said mortgage, viz: Lots
No. twenty.one (sD, IN IN railroad addition to
Austin, according to recorded plat thereof,
situated in Mower county, Minnesota, except
ing therefrom strip of land forty (4O) feet in in
in said block No. twenty.one (2D which has
been released from the lien of said mortgage by
the said mortgagee,, with the hereditaments and
sale will 9G msde oy fh
door of tho court house in the city of Austin in
said county and state, on
Saturday, the 25th day of September, 1897,
at 10 o'clock a. m, of that day, at public ven,
due, to the highest bidder for cash, to pay said
debt of ten hundred and ninety dollars, and in
terest. and the taxes, if any, on said premises
and fifty dollars, (s50) attorneys fees, as stip.
ulated in and by said mortgage in case Of fore
closure, and the disbursements allowed by law
subject to redemption at any time within VIII one
year from the DAY Of sale ss provided by law
THOMAS MOONAN, Mortgage.
J, 1920 Attorney for Mortgage.
Mower County transcript., 1897-09-01
CHAPTER XII.

1t twas late when Col. Meredith reached
Windy Gulch that night, hut he found
Dorothy waiting for him in his room,
her face marvelously like his own inits
expression of cold, set severity. She
gave him no smile, no conventional
words of greeting as he entered. Did
you win the case?" she abruptly de-
manded.
"Well, rather" he dryly returned.
smiling good humoredly at her tense
eagerness, as he supposed on his ac-
count. 1T was a foregone conclusion.
They had not a shred of evidence to-
offer"
lowing to the fact that Mr.. Neil and
his principal witness were kept away?"
The colonel stared slightly, struck by
certain oddity in the tone. THAT cut
no figure at all,' he shortly declared.
''They had no case. It was bunco game
from first to last, as have told you be-
fore. But now that your curiosity is
satisfied, perhaps you will spare me fur.
tler discussion of the matter tonight,
Dorothy. You ought to have been III
bed an hour ago; and for longer than
that 1 have been wishing that were" !"
emphasizing the statement by weary
yawn. Good night
"Just one minute" she stonily stip-
ulated, locking her hands more tightly
together as she stood before him. II
don't want those men to be unjustly
blamed; l want to tell you that did
it,
ibid what, in heavens name" ejacu
lated her father i1npatiently, looking at
her as though half suspecting that she
had taken leave Of her senses.
81 went up to the mine this afternoon
and told the men that you had sent
word that Mr.. Neil was to be released y
"You did?" On the instant the sleepi-
ness had vanished from the colonel's
face, and the interjection was sharp as
the crack of a whip; but his tone was
ici]y calm as after moments pause, he
tremendously added: ''Sit down,
| please; and perhaps you will be good
enough to explain YOURSELF
' II did not know about it until was
coming up from dinner" she said, in u
dull, narrative tone; II had been writ
ing letters in my room all the morning,
and of course l heard nothing; but the
minute they told me. l recalled the con-
rsation in this room yesterday and
understood. But l should not have
meddled; l should have lived through
the disgraceful knowledge that you
were accessory to such a crime,-l could
have borne it somehow if had not hap
pened to remember what you told me
about the pumps that first day I was
up at the mine, when you were show
ing me about and was asking so many
questions. You said if the pumps
stopped, the mine would fill with water
in "a hours. I could not sit here-how
could I?-thinl<ing that through the
Vaccinations of that wicked McCready,
you might even at that moment be in
directly conniving at a murder!-I al.
most went mad with the thought of it.!
made no objection, merely explaining
that he should have to 60 below; they
had got the water out of the lower lev
els and he wanted to take look around
before leaving; but he would not de-
tain her more than a few minutes.
"Will you wait in the shafthouse or
outsider" he asked, with more of
courtesy in the tone than he was in the
habit of according her.
ITO Be CONTINUED
Mower County transcript., 1897-09-01

F. B. CRANE
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Real Estate and Collection Agent. Taxes paid
for non-residents: Office, second floor of Dun
kelmann's new Block, Main Street,
Mower County transcript., 1897-09-01
The Old Silver Trail.
BY MARY E. STlCkNEY.
copyright 1896. by Lppincott Col
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
CHAPTER 1.-The scene Of tho story is
tSee SaS met Maf55y Re
the east, has drifted to the Centennial
state in search of his fortune: He finally
locates mining claim. which, after ap-
derful richness. Col. Meredith. capitalist,
ownor Of worthless claim adjoining tho
Masqp Ppe {MeGs mine lays his PHnS to
tons follow.
CHAPTER II-Dorothy Meredith, the
coloners daughter. gets caught in thun-
derstorm in the mountains; loses her way;
rider. Opportunity discovered by Harvey
Neil who offers to conduct her to an old
shaft-house until storm subsidies.
CHAPTER I!I-Breaking into the shaft
Miss Meredith. unaware Of his identity as
owner of the Mascot. and her fathers
bitter enemy. learns that she o is a;5 indebtsd tea
worlds fair. A friendship seems immi-
ncnt, when Neirs sense Of chivalry COM
pels him to disclose his true identity. Sho
ls angry, and when riding away says they
can never be friends.
CHAPTER IV-Dorothy attempts to
learn something from her father OF the de-
tails Of the case. but without success. Col.
Soasat Up ons glha fs15 1
witness.
CHAPTER v-Nen, learning that Brig
ham has changed sides. consults his at
torney, who advises raising the bid in or
der to. retain. witness, whose testimony
would be conclusive for Neirs case. Law
yer expresses doubt as to disinterestedness
OF the trial Judge, having learned that
Judge Duval and Meredith had been mixed
up in mining deal in Mexico.
CHAPTER Visiting in parlor Of Pal
ace hotel, Dorothy overhears two men out
side talking over the forthcoming law
suit case and her father Is shown to her
In this conversation as he Is, shrewd, plot
ting and grasping, but urged on by his su-
perintendent, McCready. who bears an old
grudge against Neil.
CHAPTER vII-Dorothy, going for q
walk, Is surprised there to find Harvey Neil.
greeting him, however, very cordially.
They plan for the return next day Of his
former meeting bound her wrist. wrenched
by the fall from her horse.
CHAPTER VIII-Harvey Neil. after
leaving Miss Meredith. resolves to win her
heart II he can, and. not to miss any pos
sible chance Of pressing his suit. goes to
meet her next morning where. she had
promised to leave his handkerchief
CHAPTER Killarney Neil consults his
lawyer. says he has information that the
been shipping ore from enjoined ground.
Dorothy accidentally learns OF plan
to entrap Neil in their mine to prevent
his appearance at the trial. which has
been set for the next day. Dorothy plans
to warn Neil, but her note fails, to reach
Neil had expected to secure for a witness)
meets Neil by appointment, consents to
act a witness and outlines a plan by
which Neil may examine for himself Mere
dith's mine Neil unsuspectingly walks
into the trap set by McCresdy.
Mower County transcript., 1897-09-01

sell. Where on earth have you been p
"Well, as to that--Tm sorry, Bartels-''
returned the young man, depre.
catingly, flush rising to his face;
you're going to think it devilish queer,
know, butt shall have to ask yo,,
to excuse me from explaining. I was
unavoidably detained-and that's all
there is to be said about it,
"Oh, all right" Bartcls was distinct
ly angry. you've lost your case-for
the time being-and that's all there is
to be said about that, perhaps"
"But you said that you had demand.
ed a nonsuit. What does that mean o.
"Simply that you begin over again"
"I'm not sure that I understand.
What do we have to do?"
"Why, as to that, believe that
would prefer you to consult some other
attorney, Mr.. Neil," returned the law
yer, who for this last straw of irritation
laid upon the load of the day, was in a
fine rage. "You will allow me to say
that am anything but pleased with the
treatment have received. AS your at-
torney have been placed to-day in one
of the most trying positions of my
whole professional career. If you alb
sented yourself from court of your own
accord-which do not for a moment
believe-you would owe ME more than
an'apology; at the very least feel that
am entitled to an explanation
"And I have sworn that will never
explain the matter to any human be-
ing-and I won't if it costs me every
friend and every dollar have on earth,' -
retorted Neil, doggedly. "But, see here,
Bartels, you are not going back ON me
for this? Can't you give me the benefit
Of doubt? Can't you see that there is
something I can't explain? that can't
help myself? Good heavens, man, you
must stand by me-"
They had halted at the foot of the
stairs leading up to Bartels' Office and
the lawyer stood keenly regarding his
client for a moment, whimsical ex-
preston gradually chasing the i'll hu-
NOR from his face II wonder if there's
woman in the case," he observed, the
tone of raillery offset by CLINT of earn
estness in his eyes. IF that's the case,
heaven knows you'll need all your
friends, Neil. Come up and We'll talk it
over"
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he drew from his pocket, deliberately
turning his back on the gentleman from
Denver. But moment later, as they
came out of the door, he madly dashed
down the remaining steps, making for
a couple of riders just then dismount-
ing at the curb in front.
"In the name of heaven, where have
you been?" he cried, seizing upon Har-
vey Neil as hungry dog might snatch
at bone.
Neil looked pale and wan and his
clothing was dusty and disheveled, as
though he had been upon prolonged
debauch, but he appeared wholly cool
and self-possessed. A number of men
had crowded around to hear the expla-
nation of his absence, but he only
nodded to right and left as though quite
unaware of the surprise and curiosity
his arrival had aroused. II suppose
court has adjourned" he tent +atively OBJ
served, ignoring the lawyers question:
and seeing from the Others face that
he was right, he quietly added: "Well,
I'll just walk on to the Office with you,
then," turning to the man who had ac-
companied him with few words of di-
rection about his horse. They went
few steps in silence, Bartels eyeing his
client expectantly, for the explanation
he felt sure must come; but Neil appar-
emily had no idea that anything was
called for on his side. SWELL" he ex-
claimed. presently, "tell me all about
until / could stand it no longer; ana
then I ordered my horse and rode up
tbere.'
''And made precious fool of your
self" calculated the colonel, savagely.
''There was not the slightest danger
of the fellows drowning, and if your
head were not so full of dime-novel
sensationalism, you would have known
better than to suppose that [ would
take chances of anything like that. 1
thoughtlessly exaggerated when I said
that "a hours would fill the mine; the
lower levels did fill, for fact; but he
would have been safe in the 100-foot
level for at least SO hours longer. He
had blankets and plenty to eat. It
may be that he found the situation
not altogether to his mind, but, if so,
it only served him right. He came
sneaking around, trying to bribe my
men to go back on me, hoping to get
me in some sort of hole, and instead,
slipped into one himself-a case of bitter
bit. AS for your posing as his deliv-
erer-" he stopped short. as though
Mower County transcript., 1897-09-01
SOCIETIES,

n USTIN LODGE No. IS, K. OF P,
Meets on the second and fourth Wednesday
evenings Of each month. Visiting Knights
welcomed. G.. F. Cook, G. G.
s. s. WAsHBURN, K. of r. ,andS,
Mower County transcript., 1897-09-01

= H. JOHNSON, Nj. D., c. NJ,
~
Graduate McGill Medical College, Montreal
late Assistant Surgeon in Montreal Genera
Hospital. Office in George W. Merrick's block
opposite Opera house. Calls attended day
and night.
Mower County transcript., 1897-09-01
Minnesota State Fair
ITO BD CONTINUED

at Hamline, September 6 to II. The
usual low rate Of one fare for the
round trip to either St. Paul or Min
neapolis via Chicago Great Western
railway maple Leaf Route). Tickets
on sale September 4 to H., return
limit September l3. Maple Leaf
agents will give detailed information.
Mower County transcript., 1897-09-01
DOCTORS,

IL
Graduate Rush Medical College, Chicago, late
House physician St. Mary's Hospital, Mime.
apolis, MINI. Office over Hirsh's clothing store.
Calls attended day and night.
Mower County transcript., 1897-09-01

with him. II shall have to go up to the
mine," he rather diffidently explained.
as though he fancied that the mention
of the place might be fraught with
some embarrassment for her; "but you
can ride on to Gem lake, if you like, and
I can overtake you there when l am
through with McCready.".
But when they came to the point
where the old trail left the highway,
Dorothy decided that she would prefer
to go on to the mine with him. The
colonel looked family surprised, but he
it! If were woman think should
be simply dying with curiosity"
II think I am pretty close to that
condition without being woman" re-
torted the lawyer, with rather u
strained laugh. "Where on earth have
you been?"
II suppose it played the very devil,
my not getting here" Neil eyasively re-
turned, looking the other way. II
thought perhaps you might get con-
tinuance."
"No go. Those Mexican mining deals
that I referred to the other day were
plainly in evidence in the Judges atti
tude, He was openly against us from
start to finish. I would not have be-
lieved that he would dare go SO far"
"And you had to try the case?"
IT had to try--and that's all it came
to, though when I was finally driven
into hole completely managed to pull
the hole in after me, so to speak, by de-
manding a nonsuit. But. before I GO
into details, sixe an account of your:
Mower County transcript., 1897-09-01
Wanted Idea r. $ss !: q S$'s;

Write JOHN WEDDERBURN & CO., Patent Attor.
neys, Washington, D. O.. for their q 800 prize oder
and list OF two hundred inventions wanted.
Mower County transcript., 1897-09-01

MCINTYRE POST, No. 66, G. A. r.
the frst and third Saturday evenings Of each
month. Visiting comrades cordially invited.
WILSON BEACH, Commander.
I. R. WAGNER, Adjutant.