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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-10-13
The Money Question.

Mayor Currier asked what. if any
thing. the council proposed to do in re-
gard to the finances of the city. There
were lots of bills and no money to pay
them with.
City Attorney Daley repeated his
opinion given at the last meeting, that
if the floating Indebtedness is legal the
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-10-13

pay Saturday, but the salary orders
orders were not drawn. The city Of
ficers are beginning to count their
pennies.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-10-13

Only durable cases taken. The new
treatment cures all cases except those in
which vital structures are destroyed, and
to prove that DR.. Remnants new discovery
does cure cancers and tumors he will
take them on the plan that not a dollar
need be paid unless cured, that Is, he will
charge you nothing If you fail to get
cured.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-10-13

Not Dollar Need Be Medicine Treatment Unless Cured
Dir. Reinhart Extends
His Honest Offer
OF .No Paw Unless Cured. !"

Of '.No Pay Unless Cured"
"It will be extended, but only to those
who begin treatment these coming IL
days before Oct Is. Now all those who
were unable to begin treatment last month
owing to the big crowds, should begin
now. Do not wait until the last few days,
when the crowds will make it impossible
for DR.. Reinhart to see ALL"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-10-13
The Out-of-Town People, the
Visitors to the 18th
Rect. Celebration.

Out of-town people who intend to visit
the city when the President is here during
the Thirteenth celebration, should write
and arrange with DIR. Reinhart for con-
sultation and free X-Ray examination.
Hundreds have written to DR.. Reinhart and
made special arrangements for X-Ray ex-
aminations, for everybody now knows that 1t
is the only way to find out about disease.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-10-13
What Is Your Disease
Are You Deaf? Have You Con

Are You Deaf? Have You Con-
sumption, Asthma or Catarrh? Are you
suffering from Nervous Weakness, Lost
Manhood or any disease of the Kidneys or
bladder? Have you heart, liver or bowel
disease? If you are suffering from any
disease, go at once to DR.. Reinhart in the
Guaranty Loan Building and try his new
system of treatment. IT COSTS YOU
NOTHING IF YOU FAIL TO GET CURED.
The Out-of-T Town People, the
people in the neighboring towns and
villages are not waiting; they are coming
on every train to Minneapolis to be cured
by DR.. Reinhart in the Guaranty Loan
Building. HE GUARANTEES A CURE IN
EVERY CASE TAKEN.
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ervous
eak en-
Should 90 10 Or. Reinhart because

Should 90 70 Or. heInnaFI because
his electro medical treatment cures Ner-
vous Debility and all its attending ailments
in young. mddle-aged and old men, The
awful effects of indiscretions in youth, or
excuses in after life, and the effects of
neglected or improperly treated cases, pro-
ducing lack of vitality, weak back Qmpo-
tency), chest pains, nervousness, sleepless-
ness, weakness of body and brain, dizziness
failing memory, lack of energy and conf
dence, dependency, evil forebodings, tim1d-
ity and other distressing symptoms. Such
cases, if neglected, almost invariably lead
to premature decay, insanity and death. The
reason many fail to be cured is because they
do not receive the latest scientific method OF
treating nerve diseases They received the
old treatment for nerve diseases Go to DIT,
Reinhart; he can cure with his new electro
medical treatment, and NOT A DOLLAR
NEED BE PAID UNLESS CURED. Refer
ences: Best banks and business men in the
CITY
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-10-13
Curing
The Lungs
Get Cured Before Winter.
ffDr. Remnants Discovery
Cured My Consumption"
81 Want In The citu In Cat cured0
81 Went To the City To Get Cured"

Mr.. Bert Einum, Rice Lake, Wis: Il had
lung trouble for some time 1t began with
La Grippe. I lost flesh and became nervous
and weak. 1 spit up yellow matter and the
night sweats brought me down very fast.
The pains in my left lung told me what the
trouble was. My mother died of consump-
ton. Reading of DR.. Remnants discovery
for the cure of consumption, 1 went to Min
neapolis to see him. He examined my lungs
with his X-Ray machine and easily located
the trouble After taking a few special
treatments at his office l began to improve.
l continued with the treatments and then
returned home with months supply OF
Lung Food, and am now entirely WE'LL
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-10-13
Ex-Mayor Dow Cured

Mr. E. D. Dow, of Hopkins, Mimi, says:
During the past year my health began to
fail The trouble was in my lungs. l be-
came very short of breath. l spit up
blood and matter l lost flesh and became
very weak My cough was bad and unpleas-
ant to hear. l feared consumption had the
best of me. DR.. Reinhart's discovery cured
me in two months.
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II Went to the City to Get
Cured of Deafness"

Says ex-senator Benedict, of Sank Rapids,
Mimi: 81 was hard of hearing for years. 1t
grew upon me gradually. My deafness was
due to the nerves. DR.. Remnants new cleo
trical treatment is marvellous. 1t gives me
the greatest pleasure to recommend this
great discovery in electricity, for it has
restored my hearing entirely
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-10-13
Deafness
'6He Cured My
Discharging Ears

Mr.. Deikow, 1904 Dotmond av Sc:
my right ear began to fail IL or
IA years ago. 1t discharged for a
long time and when it stopped 1 be-
came deaf DR.. Reinhart restored the hear
ing in less than a month by his new cleo
trio treatment for Deafness The new
treatment is wonderful
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-10-13
Out-of-ToWn People

Afflicted with any disease should write to
Dr. Reinhart describing their case. If 1t can
be cured with home treatment it will be
taken, and not dollar need be paid unless
cured.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-10-13

Dan FELTON,, who lost half of the in
dex finger on his right hand by the
falling of barrels from load that he
was driving for the Standard Oil Co.,
is doing nicely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-07
Curious Condensations.

The mignonette is the national flower
of Spain.
Gold coins are in circulation twice as
long as copper coins.
Hyenas always fight kneelirg. the
shank Of the foreleg being the most
vulnerable part of their body.
Catholic chapel has been built on
the spot where Maximilian Miramon
Mejia We're executed at Queretaro.
Miss Florence Nightingale is now close
upon so. She has suffered much from i'll
health in her declining years, as the re-
suit of overwork and Of fever brought on
by her self-sacrifcing labors during the
Crimean war.
There is a quicksilver mine in Peru
40 fathoms in circumference and 4SO
feet deep. In this profound abyss are
streets, squares, and a chapel where
religious worship is held.
There is one portion of the human
body which continues to increase in
size throughout life. and does not
cease with the attainment of maturity.
This is the crystalline lens of the eye.
A black lioness has lately been added
to the collection of animals in the
Jardin des Plantes. in Paris. Lions of
this color are found only in the interior
of the Sahara, and are scarce even
there.
Helmholtz's brain has been examined
by Professor Hansemann of Vienna
1t weighed 1440 grammes, above the
average. but not a remarkable weight
The convolutions of the brain. how
ever, were extraordinarily complex.
Interest in the assassination of the
Marquis de Mores has been revived by
the prosecution instituted by his
widow. who was Miss Won Hoffman. of
New York, against NJ. Millet, the
French Resident in Tunis, whom she
accuses Of murder.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-07
Other Domestic Ports.

BOSTON-April s. ar, sim Michigan,
Liverpool; Halifax. Halifax. y 5; Eto-
lia, Avonmouth: Boston. Yarmouth, y
5: tugs Herald with barges Liberty
and f.llensville. New York: Joshua
LOvett. Weehawken with barge Dora
Catawissa. Philadelphia, with barges
kalmia. Ashland and Centipede: Swa-
tara. do with barges Eagle Hill. Her
cules and Enterprise: Cumberland
Portland. with barge A: schs Muriel.
Bear River. y 5; c Colwell. Maggie
Miller. Ina. Alice Maud and Nellie
Waters. st John; Olivia. Clementsport,
Race Horse. Weymouth. n S: Lizzie
Dyas. Belleveau Cove: B Martin.
Martin, Annapolis. y s: Charlie A
Sproul, Boothbay: Mary Farrow. Wis
casset: Susan Stetson. Orland: Harry
{ Chester. Machias; William Duren.
Calais: James a Webster. North Ha-
van; Harvester Ninal Haven; Red
Jacket ana David A Story. Rockland: !:
Electric Flash. Mt Desert
Sid. tugs George NJ Winslow. New
York. with barges Clara. Weehawken
and Patterson; Paoli. South Amboy,
with barges Bala and Ardmore: Cum
berland. Baltimore. with barges A and
No. ., schs Hattie \. Marsh. Pools
Landing and Wilmington.
VINEYARD HAVEN-April 6. psd
stm Portia. New York for Halifax and
ST Johns. \ F: schs c Il Flint and G
II Perry. 81 John for New York.
GLOUCESTER. MASS-April 6. ar
sim HelmswOOd. MathieSon. Trapani.
via 81 Michael and Halifax: schs
Princess. Port Gilbert, n s; Fannie
F Hall. Orland. Me. for market.
CITY lSLAND-April g. bound south
srhs Maggie Todd; II A Holder and
Alaska, st John, y B: Catawamteak.
Rockland. Me; r w Cooper, Machias;
VIM II Davenport. ThOmaston. Me:
Wide Awake, Rockland; Florida Rock
land via Fall River: f II Weaver.
Hurricane Island, Me: Samuel Hart.
Thomaston, Me; Calvin p. Harris
Stonington Me.
PORTSMOUTH, y H-April 6. ar. schs
Lewis r French, Rockland.
Sid. sch Emma + Chase. for Kennehec
SALEM. MASS-April g. ar schs Da-
mon. ST John for New York; + c French
Gloucester for do: ID w r. St John for
Newport; HaZelwood. New York for ST
John.
Sid. schs Sallie r Ludlam Biddeford:
Nellie T. Sawyer. Portland.
PIllLADELPliIA-Ap 6. ar. schs FL
yira J French, Portland; Major Pickands
Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-07

The interest was centered on crop news
which was worse. Special advlces from,
Kansas, Tennessee, Kentucky and Texas.
all claim great damage to wheat especl.
ally Kansas, where advices estimate 10
per cent. Of the crop killed Liyprpooi
ca bles were disappointing but cut very
little figure. The price current report
was bullish, saying: Continued u1favor-
ableness has attended wheat and late ad-
vices are increasingly emphatic as to in
jury. while the backwardness Of the sea-
son is seriously interfering with seeding
OF course much dependence cannot be
placed upon crop damage news at this
date, but there must be some fire where
there Is 50 much smoke We look for
scalping market until after Monday.
The stock market opened with a show
Of hesitation In the railroad stocks, which
became irregular after the initial quota
tons; In the first three minutes Of trading
H. X. t. lost nearly points. The great
est activity Of the morning was among
the Industrials, particularly on A. 3. W.
London reported Americans steady with
decided undertone of strength. In
siders advise holding on to NJ. r. The
money market shows that IL is more
susceptible than TWO weeks ago and
rates are likely to remain high the ball
ahce or This week Much disappointment
i lelt by traders that there has not been
material reduction i'm rates since the
April settlement
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-07
MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features Of the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

New York, April G.-Prices slumped
badly, today, and closed active and
weak at about the lowest. Crop ad-
vices We're unfavorable and these were
given color by the advance in wheat,
but the principal cause for III shak-
ing Of confidence was a renewal Of
stringency in the call money market
Discrimination in loans in certain in
dustrials and specialties made some
brokers disinclined to carry marginal
accounts for certain of these proper
ties. This attitude was taken advan-
tage of by the bear contingent and pro-
miscuOus selling Of the general spec
ialty group followed. Among the more
conspicuous extreme breaks We're
Brooklyn Transit, 10; Metropolitan
81 Manhattan. 112; Consolidated Gas
and American Steel. each; Federal
Steel and Tobacco, about each: and
many others in this group from to s.
Some OF these stocks closed above the
lowest. The declines in the more ac-
tiv railways approximated points.
London early purchased about as
much as it sold. yesterday. but the
market there followed local quotations
so nearly that arbitrage business ceas-
ed. There was much money borrowed
early on cali around and S per cent.
on railways. but per cent. or more in
addition was eXacted on Industrial col
lateral. Twelve per cent. for call loans
was reached at times during the day.
but before the close money was offered
down from TO 4 per cent, on railroad
collateral. after the more urgent re-
quirements for money had been met. but
later loans We're made at 8 per cent.
The continued high rates for money
has not brought as much money from
outside points as expected. Boston.
however, loaned some money in New
York. today. The demand for money
for interest and dividend payments, to
gether with the recurrent necessity of
financing industrial companies. were
assigned as the reason for the present
scarcity of funds.
Heavy offerings of the active issues
were made in the bond market, today,
coincident with the decline in stocks
Total sales. s2.79000O. United States
Is advanced I. and the 3's and new As
II in the bid pricec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-07
A PROMISING OUTLOOK.
University Of Maine's Track Team Candidates
Meet Their Coach.

University of Maine, Orono. Me,
April 6.-(SpeciaD With the close of
the Easter recess begins active prac-
tice of a more solid nature in the line
of athletics. Coach O'Brien arrived on
the campus. late yesterday afternoon,
and met the candidates for the team.
This morning. he addressed the stu
dent body and outlined his plans. what
he expected and intended. He conSid-
ers the prospects very propitious for Il
good all-round team.
The following is a list of the candi-
dates for the different events: Sprints,
Horner. Vose. Gray, Hatch Rollins, Bo-
CART. ,Betcher. Goodwin. Grover,
Thomson. Wheeler: weights. Sabine
Grover. Mosher. Eldridge. Rackliffe,
Watson. Judge Stowell; jumps. high,
Davis. Z. NJ. Mosher. Boardman, Shaw,
Hallum. Thompson, TolfOrd. Davis. A.
X, Hatch: distances, Sewall. Goodwin,
Barrows. Chamberlain, Lyon. French,
Libby. Shaw. Strange. CaSwell; broad
jump. Swain. Thompson. Hatch, Rol-
lins: bicycle race. Watts. Kelley. Lynn.
Clark. Kallum. Alexander: vault. Her
sey. Wheeler. Williams. BOardman
Thompson: hurdles. Davis, a. r.,
Davis. c.. H.. Davis, T. NJ. BarroWs,
Hatch Wheeler. Robbins, Mccarthy.
These together with others who will
come out in few days will make up
the team of go The base ball team
is now in training and their coach will
arrive. in about week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-07
DEEPER IN THE MlRE
Continued from page ~

Gonse. saying that NJ. Burtulus en-
braced him tHenry) and with tears
protested that he tBurtulus) was fore
ed by Col. Picquart and others, but
that really he sided with the general
staff
Cen. Roget. it appears, attacked M.
Bnrtulus violently. asserting that he
had long suspected him. He told the
court Of cessation that Count Ester
hazy constantly changed his attitude
and was paid to do 50. He recounted
the efforts of certain London news
papers To get ESterhaZy to talk ana
To admit the authorship of the horde
reau.
Then Gen. Roget dictated upon the
motives which in his opinion iniluenceu
Dreyfus-resentme for his treatment
as Il Jew in the military school. entah-
clements with women and gambilhS'
he characterized Col. Picquart as liaf.
demanded to be confronted with hlin
and declared the evidence of Nj. De-
velIc and others fun of inaccuracies
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-07
SIeepIessness.

the grading has already been com
menced and the line will be completed
as soon as possible. 1t is being built
by the Nebraska. Wyoming x Western
Co. child of the Burlington. The
building of this piece of road will give
Denver direct connection with the
Black Hills.
Mrs. Mckinley. the wife of the Presi-
dent. her sisters and the heirs of the
late George ID. SaXton. own the oil and
mineral rights in 260 acres of land in
the vicinity of the Scio. Ohio. oil field.
They did not know it until informed by
a man who wanted a lease. In look
ing up an abstract he found that the
present owner owns only the surface
James SaXtOn. father of Mrs. Mckinley.
when he sold it, over 80 years ago. hav-
ing reserved the mineral and under the
surface rights. \ contract was made
with the Saxton heirs. to sink a test
well and if oil is found. to operate un-
der royalties to the heirs
Articles of incorporation were filed
with the secretary Of state al Trenton,
\. J., Thursday, Of the International
Smokeless Powder and Dynamite Co.
with an authorized capital stock Of
sl0000.0no The capital stock is divided
into $1,000 900 preferred and $4,000, 600
common. The preferred stock is to
bear 5 per cent cumulative dividends
the company is formed to manufac-
ture powder and dynamite Articles
We're also filed incorporating the Lewis
Motor Vehicle Co. with an authorized
capital Of S5.Gho. 900 onc-half Of which
is to be preferred stock bearing per
cent. cumulative dividends The com
pany is formed for the purpose of pro
ducing motor nowrr secured from
compressed air and for the operating
of vehicles.
\ DECISION was rendered by Judge
Peabody in the 81. Louis. Mo. police
court. Wednesday. that under certain
conditions Il husband has the right To
beat his wife. The. case was one of
Bernard KretZer, charged with beat
ing his wife because she would not
agree with him in the management OF
their children. Judge Peabody said in
passing judgment: In this ease the
wife was more guilty than the husband
for trying To contradict and thWart her
husbands will in the presence of chill
dren and setting them a bad example
which he had a right to rebuke. There
are times when wife irritates her hus-
band To such an extent that he cannot
control himself and uses his hand or
fist. AS long as no serious harm is
done. ]. don't believe in furnishing him"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-07
Marine Notes.

If the present weather continues il is
not expected the ice up river will break
up before the middle of next week. There
is considerable ice coming down from the
bay, but for the past few days the sun
during the forenoon has hardly made any
gain in thawiug owing to the cold nights.
Two-thirds of the ice on the Kennebec
river at Merrymeeting bay is out-Bath
Times.
The steamer Merryconeag fitted with
d new boiler and generally overhauled.
resumed her place on the Rockland
raute, Wednesday morning.
A letter received from VIM. Stanley.
keeper of Monhegan light house sta
ton. states that the president of the
Cranberry Club. Miss NJ. =. Reynolds
of New York. had decided to lease land
of him at Fish Point on which to con-
struct a wharf for a steamboat land
ing. The selectmen of Cranberry Isles
nave granted the privilege to construct
the proposed wharf.
Marblehead Mass. April 1.-THE War
rem Line steamer Norseman, which went
ashore on Tom Moore's rock off Marble
head Neck, more than week ago, was
floated. this morning. She was towed
into Marblehead harbor, where divers
made a thorough examination of her hull,
and. finding it possible TO cover the holes
without Bleaching the vessel. as the
wreckers had planned TO do, 1t was de-
cided to patch the apertures and tow the
steamer to Boston, where she is to be re-
paired.
The steamer was towed to n convenient
position in Marblehead harbor. The
another about amidships. Two small
openings also We're found, one forward OF
the bridge on the starboard side and the
other near the center on the port side.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-07
New York Produce Market.

c,oYn New York, April G.
., .de ddeo,,R-Receipts, 2s,3s1 bbls; exports,
an 90 p,iiins bps sales; 1900 pkgs.; more active
winter stralghts. s3.5DGl365: Mi1nesorI
patents, 3.Sni415; Minnesota bakers. S. CO
M3.20. "'''' 20"
RYE-Quiet.
WHEAT-Receipts. 5000 bushels. OK.
ports. 1895 bushels sales. 4S35 CdO hush
els futures. 10000 bushels spot and nut-
ports; spot easy; No 2 red S9N foh
aioat; No. | Northern Duluth, Siss fob
atoat; No.2 Northern Duluth. 7g7s fob,
aaoat; NO ! hard Manitoba, s4as fob.
CORN-Receipts. 4s75 bushels; exports
l'Zfoo bushels; sales, 1000 bushels fu-
lures, 10000 bushels spot and outports;
OATS-Receipts, III 800 bushels; exports.
I.S13 bushels: sales. 81. 1000 bushels snof:
spot firm; No. 2, 33m33l4; No. 2, %; No.
BEEF-Steady; cut meats. dun.
LARD-Easy; Western steamed. E55.
April. $5.52l9 nominal: refined, quiet.
PORK-Firm.
BUTTER-Steady; Western creamery.
l6n2ll2; 90. factory, 12i2n4l4: Elgins, 2lI.;
state dairy, liN2; do. creamery, lGm21Ib.
cHEESE-Steady; large white, l2Ml24:
small 5iI white, i2Aml3; large colored. l2l6
l24; small colored. 122tGl3; part skins,
ai2N3; full skins, 465
enthusiastically; state and PENNSYLVANIA.
u; Western fresh, 1212ml3; Southern, II
ROSIN-Firm.
TURPENTINE-F
RICE-Firm.
MOLASSES-Firm.
ERElGHTS-To Liverpool. dun.
81 GAR-StrOnS and active: fair refin-
ing, 4; centrifugal 81 test, Az; molasses
sugar. S's sales, fairly active; refined.
The American Sugar Refining Co. has
Withdrawn the 2-pound bags of sugar
from the market
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-04-07
Losses and Gains on the Turf.

1t is estimated that as much as be
tween 500 600 coo and s250,0o0.0Oo Is lost
yearly on the turf Australia is the larg-
est loser. No less than 100000, ,00l
changes hands there yearly. If the money
could'be estimated which miserable peo-
ple spend in vain endeavor 10 get
health. ii might prove as appalling as The
1boyn amounts. Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters has cured hundreds of people who
had spent small fortunes to regain
health The Btters strengthens weak
stomnrhs and thus cures as well as pro
vnnIs constipation. indigestion. bilious
ness liver ANA kidney ailments whicn
indicate an overworked or abused Sto,n-
ach. Il is the only medicine to take in
Ihr s,rine and is recommended by All
honest physicians.