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The herald., 1898-07-22

FOR SALE - UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
will be sold at public auction on
Tuesday. July 18th, 1898, at $50 a. m. !:
ladies' H. c. gold, one filled-case.
watches; 4 gents H. c. gold, o. F. gold
watches; s gents H. C. filled, o. F. filled
watches; H. c. silver, o. F. silver
watches; gold locket; 2 ladies' pins set
with small diamonds and rubies; 2 ladies'
neck chains, one with locket; three plain
gold rings; rifles; ring set with small dia-
monds, and ring set with small diamonds;
/ kodak; shotgun; small diamond pin:
Q rings, stone setting: violin box.
J. MORRIS,
207 South Main street.
THOMAS B. CLARK. Auctioneer. %
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AND BoARIo WITH
nice. Quiet private family BY young
lady employed during the day. Address
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WALL PAPER - NEW STOCK, Low
prices; guaranteed work. NELSON
BROS. 7o4-70s 8. Spring: phone red 1763.
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COMPETENT GIRL FROM
the east would like nice place for house,
work or cooking. Address r.. Box 10.
Herald. =
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FOR ExCHANGE-GOOD l-ROOM COT
tage; street improved; lot 50x140. with al
ley: will exchange for small ranch. Ad-
dress o., box IA, Herald. e
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wArvTED-A POSITION AZ CHAMBER
maid or help with laundry by respectable
oolofea W6uAas Addssss O.. boz y. Her
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WANTED-SITUATIO BY AWILLING
young girl to assist In housework and
cooking; wages moderate. Address p.
Box %. Herald. q
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John c. BEwLEY 4 CO., NoTARIEs.
stenographsrs. collectors; legal papers
carefully drawn. 4o4 BRADBURY Bldg,
Z Los Angeles. Cal. Tel Main 2lh
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGED 16-ACRE
ranch for furniture business; state daily
receipts, price and all particulars. Ad-
dress O.. Box 50, Herald. 2s
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS HOUSE,
keeper for widower by refined and edu-
Gated lady, fond of children. Address O..
box IL. Herald. "a
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY POSI-
ton in office: years experience; small
salary to commence. Address O., box
%, Herald. q
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WANTED-A MAN WITH CAPITAL TO
Join an experienced confectioner in start
ing business in a new territory; splendid
chance for bright, energetic man. Adj
dress o., box so, Herald. q
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FOR WINDOW SHADES GO TO THE
factory, 222 W. 9Th. Prices the lowest. Il
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LADIES' SUMMER GOWNS THAT CAM
not be Numbered properly at home will
come back beautifully done from the
Excelsior Laundry. Tel. ss7. tt
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NTED-SITUATION AS JANITOR
Of bank by man who understands the
work and can give good references. Ad-
dress p, Box 62, Herald. q
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY POSI-
ton as maid to invalid; willing to travel
Address O.. box "a. Herald. q
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70 Purchase

WANTED-TO PURCHASE A GOOD,
clean stock Of merchandise for city prop
erty as whole or part payment. Address
p, Box 81, Herald. q
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LADIES' MONTHLY REGULATOR.
Never fails. Send cents for woman'a
Safe Guard. WILCOX MED. CO., Dept.
:, Philadelphia, Pa u
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WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY, ALL
kinds Of sewing, SOC per day. ss1 San Pc
dro street. "a
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Rooms

FOR RENTS MONTH, 3 UNrURNIsI-
ed rooms, near postoff1ce. Address O.,
box 81, Herald. n
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POPULAR PRICES. HIGH-CLASS
work and prompt service are what have
built mn the immense business OF the Eek
celsior Laundry. Phone S67. II
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LosT-ON JULY 1s, A RING SET WITH
emeralds and diamonds, In white-liusd
ring box. Please return to 1910 Westlake
avenue. q
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WANTED-NURSE GIRL II TO MIND
child or do light housework. Address r..
Box u, Herald. -
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wANrED-AT SANTA MONICA, Girl.
for homework; wages = week. Address
r., Box 81, Herald. ~
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FOR sALB-A HOUSE OF IT ROOMS,
close In. neatly furnished, filled with
steady roomers; price $500. Address o.,
box 81, Herald. q
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WANTED-YouNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT
homework and care for child. Address
p. Box IS. Herald. -
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Homework; small family. 1878 Winfield
s street. a
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FOR SALE-GOOD l-ROOM COTTAGE
in Boyle Heights; fine neighborhood; will
sell at bargain. Address o.. box 10,
Herald. "a
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FOR RENT-A GOOD, MEDIUM-sIZED
cottage; large lot; lawn; improvements.
etc. Address p. Box 81, Herald. "a
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WANTED-wASHING GENTLEMEN'S
clothes neatly done up; buttons sewed on.
Address R., Box IA, Herald. %
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WANTED-A. POSITION AS A SEAM.
stress; good; willing to be generally use
full; references. Address O.. box 20. Her
aid. q
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WANTED-A SITUATION BY USEFUL
man; handy with tools; wages moderate
Address O.. box q, Herald. "a
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY YOUNG
10. Herald. q
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FOR SALE-HALF-INTER IN A
we1l-established steam laundry, paying
good money and increasing daily. For
particulars address o., box u, Herald. %
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WANTED-GOOD COOK AND ASSIST
in homework; give references. Address
p, Box 40. Herald. =
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FOR sALE-ON ACCOUNT OF LEAVING
city, fine retail business for sale on
most prominent street at a great bargain.
For particulars address p, Box "a, Her
aid. q
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WANTED-A WOMAN WANTS WASH
ing at home; good iaundress. Address O.,
box %, Herald. a.
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wANTED-BY YOUNG WOMAN, RES
taurant or kitchen work. Address r..
Box I. Herald. a
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FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate

FOR EXCHANGE-FINE SAN FRAN
cisco business property for property In Los
Angeles, business or residence; give loca-
ton, value, and full particulars. Address
p. Box ~ Herald. q
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE A SMALL
house and lot for place in the country,
improved: principals only. Address o.,
box s. Herald. "a
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wANTED-A LADY SOLICITOR; MUST
be up in the business. Address p. Box
p, Herald. q
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WANTED-BY LAUNDRESS; WOMAN
wishes situation; no objection to country
Address r., Box II, Herald. q
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FOR RENT--NEW 2-sTORY RESIDENCE
rooms, modern In every respect; cleo
trio lights; low rent to right party. Ad-
dress p. box Al. Herald. q
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WANTED A GOOD COOK (wo1GArs) TO
80 to Santa Monica; wages 81; no wash
ing. Address O.. box 8, Herald. =
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FOR sALE-GooD PROPERTY AT A
bargain on w. Soth st. Address p. boz 4,
Herald. q
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FOR sALE-A 2-STORY 7-ROOM HOUSE,
modern inside and out; lawn. street i'm
provements; off Grand ave.; value $500.
Address O., box 3d. Herald. Is
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I. A. STEAM CARPET-CLEA CO.
will clean and lay all kinds of carpets at
- per yard; all work guaranteed. ~ =.
SECOND ST. Tel. main u. tt
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WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE Elk
perienced In hotel work, situation; re-
liable. Address p, Box 60, Herald. %
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FOUND-SAN DIEGO BOTTLED AND
keg beer; family trade supplied with the
best beer In the market. At HELMS
BOTTLING WORKS. 446 to l5e Central
ave. Telephone. main $50. II
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WANTED-BY A STRONG, FAITHFUL
and trustworthy boy. place 10 work;
handy with tools. Address r, Box L
Herald. q
The herald., 1898-07-22

I SELL OUT ALL KINDS OF BUUYNNsA
!. d. BARNARD, IL q. Broadway.
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WANTED-TO BUY A HOUSE OF 10 TO
30 rooms, neatly furnished and in good To-
cation. Address p, Box "a, Herald. q
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WANTED-BY A LADY, GENTLEMAN
partner in business; small capital re-
Quired. Address O., box As, Herald. %
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WANTED-TO BUY A GOOD LODGING
house for cash; give full particulars. Ad-
dress O., box 40, Herald. q
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FOR sALE-A GooDjCoUNrRY STORE,
with postoffice; fine trade; value $4,000 Ad-
dress O.. Box 81, Herald. q
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WANTED-oIL TANKS, CHEAP; FKOM
900 to 1000 barrels. Address l.. B. d. CAMP,
2o6h 8. Broadway, room Il. ~
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FOR ExCHANGE-FRUIT LAND, A
clear title, for city property; give loca-
tionand value Address o., box II. Her.
aid. %
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ron sAIN
Hotels and Lodging Houses

FOR sALE-A FINE GROOM LODGING
house; will sell very cheap II closed this
week. Address p. Box 46. Herald. "A
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FOR EXCHANGE ->WELI-IMPROvE
ranch In Orange county Of 10 acres, for
home near Grand ave. Address o.. box
80. Herald, q
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If YOU HAD RATHER HAVE YOUR
laundry done In the proper way at reason
able figures, send IT to the Excelsior
Laundry. Phone 3H.
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wANTED-FoR RANCH WORK; MAR
Address R.. Box 81. Herald. %
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PERSONALS

PERSON AI8
MEDICAL. ELECTRICIAN REMOVED
from $40 8. Grand ave. to 61S W. Eighth
st.; female diseases treated by electric-
ity; cure guaranteed. Il
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FOR SALE-NEW 5-ROOMED COT
tage: large lot; gas and sewer connected:
barn; near two car lines, 6W.; will sell
on easy terms, monthly; price, $500.
NJ F.. O'DEA & CO..
q 1o3 Bradbury building.
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FRANK STEPHENS. s24k q. SPRING st.
Open days and evenings; also eundeyos
electric light Tel. black "a.
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FOR sALE-FINE s-ROOM RESIDENCE.
modern in every respect; lawn. and small
cottage in rear; lot 60x150; will sell at q
bargain. Address o., box IS, Herald. %
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FOR sALE-wE SELL THE EARTH
BA6SETT 4 SMITH. Pomona. Cal. u
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FOR EXCHANGE = PROPERTY IN
Michigan town for property in Los An
gelss; value $500. Address p. Box rs.
Herald. %
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Male and Female Help

WANTED - STENOGRAPHER wITE
some knowledge Of bookkeeping; owning
machine; state salary expected. Address
M, Box SO, Herald office. q
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noTlL pUWuX-lsuWs gnxNCT YoUH
toonas; ts@nsienA o11M = Broadway. q
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FOR SALE-A FINE RESIDENCE OF
eight rooms, modern, located southwest;
II DESTROYS Of purchasing good home, ad-
dress for particulars, p, Box 10. Herald. q
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PA DENTAL COMPANY. M 9. SPRING.
rooms NINA First class plate WORM 81
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WANTED-TO BUY FOR REASONABLE
price half interest in we'll established in
surance business. Address p, Box IS,
Herald. q
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WANTED-TO PURCHASE A NO. 2
Smith-Premier typewriter cheap and In
good order. Address R.. Box %. Herald. "a
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safe horse; very cheap II sold at once. Ad-
dress R.. Box Is, Herald. "a
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-AT A BARGAIN, A MOST
desirable residence, large lot. good Local
ton, close TO and on car lines. Modern
throughout: street improvements COM
plets; value $500: tenant now paying $50
month rent. Address A., Box IS. Her
aid. ~
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LOST AND FOUND

TAKEN UP-JULY II, DARK-BRoWN
horse. white spot in forehead about II
hands high. Owner Cal" see at Thirty.
seventh st.. between Rosedale ave- and
Western ave.. by paying keeping and adj
vertising. w. L. DRENNE0N. u
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A.-,eoc WORTH or MAGAZINES On,
nvere4 - house fer ~. ~ Jen1t noSa1
- SeSeS - ey - = = q sc -
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FOR EXCHANGING GOOD CARRIAGE
for high-grade wheel. Address R., Box
8, Herald, Is
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FOR SALE-ON EASY PRICES AND
terms; two lots on Bond street. Address
p, Box 8, Herald. %
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FOR ExCaANGE-COvER WAGON
for most anything. Address r.. Box 4
Herald. %
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FOR sALE--A GOOD PAYING BUeI.
ness; II properly managed will bring biz
results for amount invested. Address O.,
box 3, Herald. n
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THE BuGNTALLIC ASSAY oF1Icu
and Chemical xaboratory. ~ n l1nla ~
=. = RAR1x =. ~. hAagsr 1s-l-h
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yzuyrs AND VEGETABLES

LUDWIG 4 MATTHEW'S, WHoLEsALn
and retail fruits and vegetables. MOTT
MARKET. 1@ 9. Main IT. Tel. IA Il
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AT HOTEL 0LNNl6CRU, LIS 3. BROAD
way, elegantly furnished rooms, on suite
Or single, at summer rates to respectable
parties; select rooms now. II
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FOR ExCHANGE-PROP IN KAN
sas City for residence property in Los An
geles. Address p. Box n. Herald. q
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FOR EXCHANGE = HUNDREDS OF
f. properties. BEN WHITE. ssS w. First
| IT,
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE STREET
bonds for extra fine lady's saddle horse
bride and saddle; must be in first-class
condition. Call or address 22S 8. Soto ST..
I3ovle Heirhts. ROGERS.
e-o-d-26
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FOR SALE-LADY OR GENTLEMAN
with $500 can purchase a pleasant, profit
able business no competition; investiga-
ton. Address r.. Box "a, Herald. %
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FOR EXCHANGE - SOME FINE LOTS
nicely located, for good paying business.
Address p. Box 81, Herald. "a
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FOR SALE-A GENERAL MERCHAN-
disc store in a thriving country town. do
Ing first-class business; can be had at a
bargain. Address o.. Box 81 -
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-09-09
A SUDDEN DEATH.
Mrs. John Diamond Passes Away Sun.
day Afternoon.

The death of Mrs. John Diamond,
which occurred Sunday afternoon at
1920 o'clock, was unexpected and cast
shade Of sorrow over the numerous
friends and acquaintance of the
family. Mrs. Diamond was taken
with bowel trouble Friday night,
but it was not looked upon by the
family as being of more serious ma
ture than previous attacks of the
kind, that mad soon yielded TO treat
ment. She was reluctantly pursuaded
Saturday to her bed, from which she
never arose. Sunday she sank rap.
idly until the end came.
Mrs. Diamond was born at Marietta,
Pa, Sept. 26th, 1929, and moved with
her husband to Shelbyville, Blue
Earth county. in 1866. Mr.. Diamond
was elected sheriff in the fall of 1869,
and moved his family to Mankato,
where he has since continued to re.
side. Mrs. Diamond had for the past
twenty-five or tnlrJy years, Oeen an
active member of the Presbyterian
church. She was highly esteemed by
all who knew her, and her sudden TAX
ing off is regretted by all.
Mrs. Diamond leaves a husband and
seven sons and daughters. all of whom
will be present at the funeral. Their
names are G. A. Diamond, and Mrs.
81. s. Keith, Of Lincoln, Neb; Jno. E..
Diamond, of Brookings, S. D.; Mrs.
T. f. Brown. of st. Paul; and L. G..
Diamond, Howard Diamond and Miss
Margaret Diamond, of Mankato.
The funeral services occurred from
the Pres byterian church Wednesday
afternoon at two o'clock, Rev. Lee W.
Beattie conducting them.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-09-09
BAD BLOOD.
A Threshers' Union Argument Leads to
Blows Being Struck.

S"S D~AnS otAaSns
The existence of of the Blue Earth
County Threshers' Union was the
cause of lively affair Saturday eve
ming, in this city. In certain down
town place of business'there happened
to meet some of the leading persons
who favor the union and some who
oppose it's object. The president of
the union, Henry Schultz, candidate
for sheriff on the Democratic ticket,
and his two brothers, August and
George, were in the crowd. August
owns a threshing machine and be-
longs to the union. Lawrence Wolff,
a well known Lime farmer, was also
there, and also non-union owner of
threshing machine.
Mr.. Wolff is opposed to the union,
and has not been averse to letting his
views be known pretty freely. it is
said. An argument resulted at the
gathering, and, according to the &C
count given by Mr.. Wolff, corrobora-
ted by several witnesses, Geo. Schultz
seized Wolff by the throat. At this,
Wolff struck Geo. Schultz. Then
August Schultz got into the game by
FASTING Wolff in the left eye, and
Henry Schultz the next instant pin
Toned VOLTS arms. The trouble
ended here. Monday, Mr.. Wolff
procured warrant for the arrest of
August Schultz, charging assault IN
the third degree. Officer Daniels
served the warrant, and Mr.. Schultz
appeared in court that afternoon and
pleaded guilty, paying a fine of S. and
costs.
A down town saloon keeper was
given a black eye Saturday
night by a crowd who was
frequenting his place of business.
No warrants have been issued yet,
but may be later.
At a dance lin the north part of
the city Saturday night, party tried
to force his way into the room on
what was suspicioned to be forged
ticket. Trouble and black eyes re
suited. No arrests yet.
A fight is said to have occurred at
Madison Lake Saturday night.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-09-09
RATHER OVERCOME.

Speaking of the criticisms of Secre-
tary Alger. State Senator Montgomery
of Portland, Oregon, said day or two
ago to Washington newspaper:
THE criticisms and abuse In many
newspapers of the Secretary Of War
are unjust and unreasonable. He is
an able man of affairs. His word is as
good as any mans bond. Most of this
huboub has been created by the space
writer's.
IAN army of $4,000 men had to be
organized, and organized out of raw
material, in seventy days. There was
no staff. most important element in
the creation of an army. Even it had
to be created. Do these defamers
think this can be done without fric-
tion and some errors? War is no holl-
day; there had 10 be suffering, and in
the nature of things. mistakes would
occur Every thing is showed upon
Alger's shoulders. | think it gross
wrong. l. SIUulu 4lhC w SOS oiOSS
critics select one of their own number
who could do better. There must be
reaction from such outrageous injus-
tice.
when the British captured Havana
in 1892, they lost nearly 80 per cent OF
their force through battle and dis
ease. Shafter has not lost one-tifth OF
his army. But there is one very i'm
portant thing to remember; the unre-
stricted calumny referred to is hurt.
ing US in the eyes of foreign nations.
If they believe what these irresponsi-
BILE writer's say, what contempt they
must have for the American people?
Thus great harm is being done our
country at home and abroad. 1t is
not possible to take staff organized
for q 900 men and spread it out to do
service for 2S5,OOO men. That is the
whole question in nutshell"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-09-09
HOW THEY GARBLE 1T.

A number of anti-Republican papers
in this congressional district are pub
FISHING garbled extract of the
money plank of the Republican state
platform of 1894, whereby they make
1t read in favor Of deprecated silver.
The publication of the entire para
graph would destroy the motive for
which they use it. Their scheme is
through this dishonest way to at
sempt to lead voters into the belief
that it is the party and not them
selves, that has wandered away from
the moorings. The plank in question
is for sound, honest money, and not
FOR the cheap:silver dollars, that the
PARTIES who have garbied it advocate.
We notice that the Lake Crystal
Union publishes the garbled and dis
honest version at the head of its
editorial columns, and the Fairmont
Sentinel publishes it in parallel col
unn with the plank adopted by the
Republicans this year. Will these
two Journals be honest enough to
print the plank entire and not leaye
ont the most essential part of it?
The plank in full reads as follows:
The Republican party believes in
ghe use OF both gold and silver as
money, maintaining the substantial
parity of value OF every dollar in cir
cnlation With that of every other
dollar. 1t believes in bmetallism
and that the restoration of silver as
ultimate money to the currency of
me world is absolutely necessary for
business prosperity, proper rates Of
wages and the welfare Of the people.
The eaEbled version drops every
saing aftA The Republican party
ssslieves ill.," down TO the word "bi-
netallsm, q thus changing the mean
b1g entirely. 1t is dishonest trick,
sat fully in keeping with the attempt
made two years ago to garhle the
speeches of James G. Blaine, SO as TO
make it appear that he favored a de-
gYeciated silver dollar.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-09-09

The attempt of the Review "locaF'
to vindicate it's claim that there is a
"row on" in the Republican ranks
over the selection of the county COM
mittee is trifie vague and good
deal general" Will the gentleman
of the Review who assumes to know
so much about the dissatisfaction
existing kindly name one or two Re-
publicans who are seriously disgrun-
tied? And will he be kind enough,
also, to name some Of the weak"
men on the committee? A man who
knows so much about these matters
as the Review ''locar' will certainly
not hesitate to give some particular
identifying reasons for his broad
statements.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-09-09

The L. Patterson Mercantile Co.
purchased three Car loads Of prunes-
big order.
The Concordia band played at an
entertainment at Madison Lake Sat-
urday night.
]. Bieberly's two year old child died
Sunday at his home at Eagle Lake.
The funeral occurred Tuesday.
The four months old child of VIM.
Coch, who lives in Dukes addition,
died Sunday, and the funeral was
held Monday afternoon.
Health Officer Hielscher reports
twenty-one births and eight deaths
during August. There were two
cases of scarlet fever and one of diph-
iberia.
Henry J. Boegen, of this city. and
Miss Anna P. Weigelt, of Good Thun-
der, were united in marriage at the
German Catholic church Tuesday af-
ternOon.
A deed was filed today, transferring
from the Winona Il st. Peter Land
Co., to'Joseph Pelz the south half of
northeast quarter of section three,
Danville, for 81, 236.
The state fair travel began to Sat-
urday to show in the size of the trains
on the Omaha road. The Saturday
afternoon train had extra cars attach
ed, and all were crowded. With good
weather through the week, a very
heavy traffic is expected.
&c. 1ckersham has received the
contract for putting hot water heat
ing plant into the A. N. Baker build
ing at Adrian. The contract price is
$1,000. Mr.. Wickersham was the low
est bidder by $50. He had four COM
petitors from Minneapolis.
Mrs. Jennie Lorenz pleaded not
guilty to the charge of having used
abusive language toward Mrs. Bell,
when arranged in the municipal court
Monday morning. Her trial was set for
Sept. 18TH, at 1000 a. NJ, and she was
allowed to go on her own recogniz.
ance in the sum of 800.
The Hubbard Milling Co. started
Tuesday to fill an order for twenty
five car loads Of superlative flour to
go to Liverpool, England. The order
requires $500 sacks weighing $50
pounds each, which are equivalent to
1000 fifty-nine pound sacks. The
Hubbard Speculative goes everywhere.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1898-09-09
TO THE G. A. r. ENCAMPMENT.

A delegation Of some twenty -four
left here Saturday over the var.
ious roads to attend the G. A. r, en-
campment at Cincinnati, Those
going over the ST. Louis road were, l.
Cummins, G. D Sherman, James Nor
gan, Dan Davis, A. r. Harris, J. G.
Jones. w r. Lewis, r. G. Jones and
r. DaYiS.
Over the Northwestern line we're
M. Hanna, B. Shafer, A. n. Drake, E.
D. Cooper, M. Keene, Mrs. M. A.
Hawkes., E. T. Evans, Mrs. Ed. Jones.
c. II. Demaray, Geo. Parrott and
Mrs. j. D. Smith.
Two went on the Milwaukee road
whose names we did not learn.