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Go participate. lie tells how the
Eang operated. slVcs the names Of
the members and other Information
which would be Of value werp 10 not
Tor the significant fact that all OF the
thcfta II WHOA he tells occurred -
lonH aRo that prosecution OF the
thieves IL barred by tho statute pf
Limitation, one Of the largest thofta
ever pefpetratod by the gang was
committed In october isa6 whom 30
head 81 cattle were stolen. nine IT
Thorn being taken from John Woodlu
atcpfather OF James Woodruff. the
elder Of the two thieves now IN Jail.
When the cattle we're missed tne
men from whom they were stolen
dubbed together and paid Woodlin's
expenses Go follow them. The lat
ter did 50 ana learned all tho facts
In the case, but refused 90 prosecute.
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PoIsoNER OF noes.

The Seattle kennel club will al
once begin the prosecution OF VII.
liam Williamson as the pnisonor Of
a number of valuable dogs ~ North
Seattle In the past few weeks. VIII
liamHou has admitted spreading
poison about his premises Tor the
.purpuae. Ea % SAYS OF killing yer.
min. 4 large piece Of eHf'a liver
covered with ntrgchnlns Waa found
In the alley near Williamson house.
and he has admitted putting Il there
c, u. Yandall. a prominent member
" the Kennel club. has charged VIII
hanson With causing the death 81
dogs valued az 500.
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NEW RECRUITING OFFICER

Capt. J. r. o'Neil, Of the Twenty
NTH Infantry. who has been In
charge Of the local recruiting station.
has been relieved from duty by Capt.
Hodges. o. the same regiment.
Capt o'Siei has made an inventory
Of all property here preparatory to
turning II over to his successor. He
Will report 10 the department at
Portland today. and expects 10 be
ordered to Manila at once with his
regiment. orders are daily expected
20 push recruiting. but as yet they
have not been received
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PUSHING CONSTRUCTION

T.. n. Gray. general traffie manager
Of the White Pass & Yukon. returned
last night from a trip TO Portland
and other points. Mr.. Gray. accom-
panied by Geo. VI. Forbes. timber
agents for the road, left here today
on the steamer Queen for Alaska.
They will visit SkaEway. Atiin. and
Dawson City while In the north.
Mr.. Gray announces that track
laying has already commenced on
the road between Summit and Ben
nett. aud BY July i5 everything will
be ready for running trains through
to Bennett. As soon az the work Is
completed. the entire force OF men
will be put 70 work pushing the road
on 10 white Horse Rapids.
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Remember that auction sale IL atin
FoinR on at O. W. carmack 4 CO -
place. and everything must 20 IN Or
der 10 make room for o large uc1
stock which ~ expected daily. Ev-
eryihinK we soli u sold on strict
guarantee backed BY a cold million
doilnrH Presents given away daily
and all are requested 90 attend. and
especially the ladies'. Sales Al 2.50
aud go =. m.
O. ". CAHMACK.
1898 Second avenue.
JOE ~ REX. AuetiOneer.
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THE NATIONAL
LEAGUE GAMES

CHICAGO. June zs.-lThc National
league baseball games resulted AZ
follows yesterday Al Louisville
Philadelphia 4 Louisville 1. AZ 81.
Baltimore :. ST. Louis o. at
Pittsburx-PistsharE .. brooklyn 1.
at cipeinnati--Cineinnati 6. wash
ington 5.
The following Is the standing Of
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WAFER SHUT OFF.

The city water supply on Western
avenue from Madison 10 Virginia
streets. has been sant OF today. a.,
work ~ putting Ia new main rem.
deginN tt at necessity.
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sUsIsEss enAsels

H0mefeekee LOOK this up; corner iot
sgNinh. ~ feel from Third svenus eaf lines
ienfrd; 10 RfHs-. with neH cottage fbuycr
can select hts own piausl; small eash pay
lnfnt hslHHHe monthly install meuts. less
fhhn rent. low Interest plenty OF free pas
tufe inT stock lnuN1 - enst fslp OF 40
iiuo lUi ia hnrfh seattle on ear line;
graded sireats onal0s cheaper IN market
today unif esg
ALiA0N MACfHEHsoH 4 co.
~ NoH York Block
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!. Xcmansky. general auctioneer; sale,
made in amy part OF tho city or state: real
estate, live stock. express sales. freight
sales, bankrupt stock OF merchandise -all
reods IN general lsE rhird avenue.
Bickctton d hcvitL Auetioueers. Real
Estate Rnd storage. Cash paid for second
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Nothing 6rffer Tor Alssks timber. country
Of hard work. cavalry Trousers. doab.s
uNeFsfAt. isTs. dyed black 100. Gen.
Miles storm anil coil sesfhsr hood coats
blankets. 70. Navy undeFshlrts and drawer.
o. - each. Hieukeli 81 o. and up. Govern
lneut tents. s8s. f.p4 ovsrshirf4 nDo
KIRK. 1917 First ArluH-
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MALI Hfi.i..

Wanted Pity r4iifaad laliprsrs Tor Trim
idt1, east Of mountains. Great Northern T.
X Foley Bros. 4 Larsons--nes work team
ttsfH, graders. Fock men wages, q free pass.
chip today PIN Cfawiorf no ". Main y.
sasi-oa slothiug y fs9isf, sisrf- Boyd big
Wanted 20 men for Cascade tunnel l
wages ti.f5. 500 and ST. S hrs shift.
Crawford. 10 W. Main street
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CLOTHES CLEANING.


seattle C.othei Frerslng ca keep yoar
clothes in ths pc Tor si.s1 per month dYeiny
cleaning. repairing lla5 81 Az. lei. But lJH
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JUNK.

The seattle Junk CO, pays lowest
prices, but square business, No. ios
Railroad avenue. Telephone Black
No. ma.
Alaska Junk Co pays highest prices;
prompt returns. No, III Western avenue.
Telephone Pike 10.
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i a. KELLOGG. % Bailey Building.
SCOTT a HcNENY, hg-1 HALEY Bud
BkE. =. DANIELS. 80 New York;
CHARLIE, \. kNOS ia James street
MILO A. ROOT. l0l Bo1arli building
T. Y. CARROLL. lawyer. practor in Al
miEslty ami solicitor of "a eats No. SIS
seattle National Bank Euli4inE
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PERSONAL.
When down town. call al Hardin's
book store. 1907 First ave. doors
above Madison. Trade your old
books for new.
SO hansoa before parehssing sewing
machine few good second. hand ms
chimes lot sale reasonable rs COLUMBIA
.tfeci oppasita fostoficr.
Wanted 10 Buy old gold aud silver. H.
Hensel msnts. !eweiet. = iiintkleY blocs
Remember that auction sale is still
going on at @. w. Carmack & Co.'S
place. and everything must go In or
der to make room for a large new
stock which is expected daily. Ev-
erything we sell ls sold on a strict
guarantee. backed by a cold million
dollars. Presents given away daily
and all are requested TO attend. and
especially the ladies'. Sales at $50
and 7:so p. m.
q. w. cARMACK.
ia23 Second avenue.
JOE NJ. REX. Aactionesr.
Dl.N lts l .-..
mn. nepew Dentist. Specialist in Crown
and Bridge work. i2i Burke building.
LOANS AND ISsuRANcE.
James Bothwet- Mortgage Loans. Fire In
suruncc s surety nonds. = Boston Blk TeL
-
DANCING ACADEuy.
Best and only thorough Dancing school n
city day and evening tn and Columbian
------------------------------
MrLLINkKN.
Mrs. Hansen. corner Fourth and Pima
Latest Spring styles Lowest prices
HOTELS ASD IIkNisnEp ROOMS
HOTEL BRONSON, - first avenue
Good elevator. rooms sit7lc or en- suite;
low rates. Dell Crane sgcr.
II ron wish Il seOm or AHtieipGtc a change
Try the Rochester Hotel, Pike aud Second;
good room 81 per week nicely furnished
outside rooms s. % 81. frenscients 25c and
.oc free baths electric lights.
HOTEL YORK. First Avenue and Pike;
frsi-class rooms and board AZ - per week.
hurkL Colby, cor Thin aud Cherry;
arst-elass room and hoard, O. week and mp.
GfkNW Oub HOUSE. lilo South Filth.
Single rooms 81 81 81 aud s. per week.
INT VICTORIA, 1919 First ave; elegant
Furnished rooms s. and s. week; suites
with bath. etc. o. q. stark, proprietor.
HoTELsANoN -rlrasantrooms rs First
MARION Hot sE Furnished rooms rates
reasonable, {. Lavander, ln5 Marion, cor. LIST
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The big steamer State of wash.
inKton will run an excursion e.
Olympia sunday. leaving Ycsisr
wharf at 30 A. m. round trip. Doc
children. Doc. Tickets at Lees phar.
macy. or az wharf
Sec lion cubs at Madison park nav.
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Try the followingrecipe
on a Gas Range:
DREAMED SWEETBREADS

A. aaon az they come from
the market throw into cold
water. trim free from all
coarse tissue % enhance the
dclicacy Of their flavor. boil IN
shlted water until tonder-ihls
will be accomplished IN twenty
minutes Never use the beef
Bwectbvuds they are not sat
iafactory After boiling. throw
the aweetbrcads into cold wa
ter to blanch them, Separate
into their natural divisions
AMI prepare n cream sauce by
cooking together two ounces
Of butter. one ounce u Hour
and thin with one cup each Of
cream and white stock. for one
pint OF the prepared sweet
breads. which you now add To
the sauce. season. heat and
serve.
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NnN Home sewing Machines Pest ana
cheapest machine mHis sold on easy pay.
tannts onlna next eoaf % fosiociee.
WHITE is KING OF all sewing
machines Sold BY y. ID. voris. 1908
Second ave: pioneer dealer IN sewing
machines and sewing machine sup
plies. Telephone Huff cal.
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Efnn. tftsdft 2 cuit, eaGs. fDf fsia o. fent
= Aite Tena eni Awning Co. Marion 40
Western. Telephone uA.n 80
For sale OF nnf. ieuts ali siEes. nes snt
sef9nd-hand. paeap. = Chaplin. Cd AMI
ea Pike street.
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TINE RosaLIE SAILS.

Steamer R0saiie. Capt O'Brien.
sailed last evening for Alaskan ports.
She was heavily loaded with freight.
and carried the following passengers:
J. r. Jones. s. Patworthy. ". O. Pet
erson. Anna Sterling. May Wilson.
Marie King, Joe Mcdonald. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". Felltz. AIonzo Hamblet. a.
Mcdonald. Mrs. +. Elweli and n. a.
Mccall.
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Excursion TO Olympia Sunda,

see lIan 900 y Maalsan rark pav.
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Pacific Coast Steamship Co.
For san Francisco

ltessn, Ilr san Francisco
/ X ~ The eompany'a elegant
l559.,f,s " steamships Queen, city
~ sfxi s<.fti Of ruahln. Waiia Whlla,
IVA ana t'mntilla.
tHsff 3E ATTLE
ms q. m. via Port Townsend ana
Victoria. June g. +. -, ~, q. y, july
3, 3, 49, u, %. August z, and every
ifth dag thereafter
LrAse SAN FRANCISCO ioH
Seattle 10 a. M. VIA Victoria ana p
Townsend. June 6. 10. 10. 20. 20, 30.
July p, 10. 10. 20, q. 30. August Z. aud
every NTH day thereafter
FOR ALASKA
Leave Seattle 0 a. m.
Cottage city June a.
queen, June 20. July ~, %.
cry OF Topeka. June 3. -. July ?, -.
oriEnha. june 10.
Ai-kl. June 4. July 4. 10. Aug. 2. ana
every NTH day thereafter.
For further information. obtain
folder.
Tho company reserves the right
10 chanKe. without previous notice.
steamers. sailing date and hours OF
sailing, i r. TRrfkf i9isf ~ tx
Puget 81 supt.. Ocean ok. Seattle.
Up town ticket office. Gis Fret av.
Seattle Gaodaii. Perkins 4 Co. Gen.
Agents, San Francisco.
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sIaNs An not-r Npnprn-.


kuticr fFne riamiaam and enamel
isttsp ior signs sna hqute numbers. Chas
Weston. so eslcf WaY. Phone Black 1874
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BAkFEfTs.
Iinsny's home made bread, cakes AMI
pastry beat in the city. lf08 Third ave.
IAtIORs
The Pacific Tailoring Cn., host 81 SIS
aud 50 suits made IN the city. nycins
Cleaning. Repairing. Is Ihim aVeuue.
ARtitITEtrz
= " HutHHtoN, Architect Ill 4lh ~
and az collins shock
SHIP CHANDELIERS.
SUNDE q ERBAND. Yesler wharf,
saii-makers. riREers and ship ehand-
lers; manufacturers Of tents. tar
paullns. mining hose; canvas OF all
widths
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The CrigIer
locks Wlndos Every Matt inch.

Eorn Drug CO., fifth and Pike.
Prescription Specialist. FAons Pike u
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sAlP cHAsoltRs.
THE FIRST NATtoSAL BANK OF
EIAIlIK

lhE flhsf NAllpNAL BANK Ot
SkArfi.k
raid-up Capital tiA.0N
General banking busines, iIhnsacteL
Maurice Mealefoa vica pres iion,
Lester Turner =. Cashier
h. =. Park hurst Assistant CHshiur
sight snd telegrRphle exchange payable
IN all tho principal cities % inc unitei
ttatcs and Europa
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cMstos clothing. lfunSs aud yslises bong hs
81 10 second ave. Phone He'd iisl
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FOR SALE The beat-l0cnted
news ana periodical stand IN town;
good trade and satisfactory reason
for selling. Address Pc. Box 1876.
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See lion cubs at Madison park paw.
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Buy 5 acre tract. Moore Inv. Co.
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Correspondents IN nli the principal oitloIl Ia
the United states and Europe.
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PaisIls0 AAD BisDlsa.

metropolitan Printing A binding
pany. ~ SECOND AFeuaa south
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TIA ruGkr SOUND NATIONAL HANK
Oh kEATILk
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pnNrIsr


Mrs Hansen. corner fourth and Pin
Latest Spring styles. Lowest prices.
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sCAEDINAViAN AMERICAN BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Corner lcsler Way and First Avenue
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ABSTRACT OF TITLE.
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CONTRACTOR. AND BTIIDth.

.zszs
k9undf Watlqisnn q 9tKs Contractors ana
Randall. aenefsi Ioeaias. Tel afeen al
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Transaets a General banking bushes.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-09-01

Greenwood, Charles.
Grove, Christen A.
Hahn. f.
Jacobs, Chas.
Kellinghan, James.
Kelly, Patrick IL.
Kiane, Mrs. w. G.
Maley, Frank L.
Mcdowell, J. Marsh,
Pipers, Geo.
Roberts, E. G.
Tustin Seymour.
Walland, And.
Wistrom, Louis.
I'll II
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-09-01
VERNON CEETER

Vernon Center, Aug. 30-Banker
Quimby enjoyed visit from his
brother at Easton this week.
f. E. Cooper is confined to his bed
from an attack OF typhoid fever but is
improving rapidly.
Nearly all of Vernon is taking in
second day of Garden City fair today,
this being the afternoon of the
athletic club drill.
Paul Cooper spent Sunday with
friends at Mapleton.
B. o. Merrell was in Mankato sew
eral days last week, ~
Today is village election, Frank
Grannis heading the ticket for Presi-
dent. Up to OF ,ck only AZ votes
cast, No excitement.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-09-01

In calling for the above letters please
say advertised" and name date of this
list. One cent extra will be charged
for each advertised letter. Letters re-
manning unclaimed at the expiration of
10 days from this date will be sent to
the dead letter Office.
L. P. HUNT, Postmaster.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-09-01
HUESZY DEAD.
The Mystery of His Shooting
Still UnsOlved.
A Post rlortem Examination to
Determine the Course of the
Bullet to be Held.

Thomas Huesy died early this morn
ing at Tourtellotte hospital from the
effects of the bullet wound which he re-
ceived in July. The wound apparently
healed, but there is reasons TO believe
that the bullet pierced the stomach and
that death resulted from this, Huesy
suffered greatly at the hospital, for in
addition to his wound he was twice at
tackled with jaundice and suffered from
double pneumonia and plurisy, besides
having toothache That he lived as
long as he did was a surprise to every
one, as it had not been thought that he
could survive more than few days.
It will be remembered that Hueszy
was shot il clump of high weeds near
the c. & n w railroad track, nearly
back of A. R. Coates clock factory. A
revolver with one empty chamber and
three extra cartridges scattered around
were found in the weeds. Hueszy had
dragged himself to point near the
street when found at 600 a. M, and the
blood stains on the weeds were then
dry, indicating that the shooting had
occurred some hours before. Different
people heard shorts fired at different
hours, and two ladies heard men engag.
ed in wordy alteration about the
time one shot was fired,
Hueszy claimed from the first that
two men held him up, shot him and
robbed him. He chung to his original
story, but the fact that the revolver
was fred against his barred breast and
the further fact that it was found near
him lead some to believe that he had
ATTEMPTED to commit suicide. Others
believed that he had given a truthful
account of the affair, especially as there
were some corroborating circumstances,
He could speak very little English and
was too weak to say much, and this
made it impossible to get many details
from him,
Hueszy was 81 years Of age and came
to this country several years ago from
Hungary, where, his mother and
brother and sisters reside. He has no
relatives in this country, He worked
in Joliet, III, before coming to Man
kato and stopped in Chicago on the
way. He came looking for work, but
was we'll dressed and seemed to have
plenty of money.
Dr. Davis will hold post norton
examination at 500 o'clock this after
noon, at Odjard & KNOTS undertaking
rooms, where the remains were taken
by order of County Commissioner Pad
dock. This is expected to determine
the exact course of the bullet and cause
of death,
Coroner Kennedy has been investi-
eating the matter thoroughly.
Coroner Kennedy, after devoting a
great-deal of time to the case, decided
this afternoon not to hold an inquest, as
there is such lack Of evidence In
coming to this decision he followed the
advice of the county attorney. 1t was
felt that an inquest would be costly
and would not develop any informa.
ton not already in thepossession of the
public, Ia
The remains will be inferred tomor-
row morning.
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WHOLESALE PRICES.
Sept. 1, s, Is
ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF OF WILL.


STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
= Earth-Ss. In Probate Court. Special
Term, August, 1899.
In the matter of the estate of Catherine
Sch lltz, deceased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing, purport-
ing to be the last will and testament of Catherine
Schultz, deceased, late of said county, has been
delivered to this court.
And Whereas, s. b. Wilson has filed
Herewith his petition, representing among
other things, that said Cathrine Schultz,
|died in said county on the sth day of August
1S9stestate, and that said petitioner is the
executor named in said last will and tesla
ment, and praying that the said instrument
may be admitted to probate, and that letters
testamcntary be to said petitioner issued
thereon.
/ 1t is Ordered, That the proofs of said instru-
ment, and the said petition, be heardlbefore
this court, at the Probate Office in said county
on the 10Th day of September A. ID. $780, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon, when all concerned may
appear and contest the probate of said instru-
ment.
And it is Further Ordered, That public no.
tlce of the time and place of said hearing be
given to all persons interested by publication of
these orders for three weeks successfully pre-
-yious to said day of hearing, in the Mankato
Free Press, weekly newspaper printed and
published at Mankato in said county,
Dated at the City of Mankato this 10Th day of
August A. d. 1892,
q BY the Court
i [sEAL. VIM. F. HUGHES,
Judge of Probate.
Pau g. Pfau,
Attorney for Petitioner.
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SHAKE INFO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot-Ease, powder. 1t cures pain
Gul smaTting. nervous feet and ingrowing toe
nails, and instantly takes the sting out of corns
and bunions, It's the Sreutest comfort discov-
eryof the age. Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight
or new shoes feel easy, tits certain cure for
Try it to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe
stores. By mail for 25c in stamps. Trial pack
age FREE. Address Allen S, Olmstead, Leroy.
N Y
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STAGE SCHEDULE.
Between Mankato St. Clair and Minnesota
Lake
Leave Mankato daily at 100 q. m,
Arrive at st. Clair daily at 10 AS a. m.
Leave Minnesota Lake at g 100 a. m. Monday.
Arrive at st. Clair at 2 lis o. m.
Leave st. Clair daily at 2 45 p. m.
Arrive Mankato daily at rs p. m.
Arrive St. Clair Tuesday at IL :oo.a. M
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ADVERTISED LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining uncalled for
at the post Office at Mankato, Mimi, for
the week ending August 81, 1899.
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Anderson, B. B.
Anklam, VIM.
Appelborg, II.
Austin. Miss Clarisa.
Berg, Miss Alice.
Bickford, j. NJ.
Briedwell, Elmer. (2)
Carlson, Miss Jennie.
Carlson, Miss Mamie.
Christeson, Miss Mary.
Cole, l. s.
Controwitz, Harry S.
Copernic, Mrs. Minnie.
Elliott. AlYa.
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Patrick Husal died at four o'clock
yesterday morning at the home of his
son-in- law. John. Roeptke, in Nicollet
county, of dropsy. Hewas aged seven
ty-four years, and had been widower
for some time. The funeral will occur
tomorrow at $50 a. m. from the house.
and the remains will be inferred near
Lake Crystal.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-10

WASHINGTON.-It is rumored
that General Miles is to be sent to
the Philippines to take charge Of the
campaign against the rebels. 1t can
not be confirmed at this time, but at
tendant circumstances indicate a good
foundation for the rumOr. 1t is not
known if Miles asked for this or
if the plan originated with the Presl-
dent. While not admitted by the Ad-
ministration, it is supposed that one
reason for sending Miles is the lacb
of decisive results by Otis. Another
alleged reason is that Miles would be
doing the country better service thar
by remaining in Washington foment
ing criticism Of the Administration.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-10

The ancients believed that rheuma-
tlSm was the work of demon within
a man. Any one who has had an at
tack OF sciatic or inflammatory rheum-
atlsm will agree that the infiiction is
demoniac enough to warrant the be-
lief. 1t has never been claimed that
Chamberlain's Pain Balm will cast out
demons, but it will cure rheumatism,
anu hundreds bear testimony to the
truth of this statement One applica-
ton relieves the pain, and this quick
relief which it affords is alone worth
many times its cost. For sale by all
dealers. Benson, Smith & Co., Ltd,
agents for H. /.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-05-10

cepted as evidence that officers will
be required 10 write their orders in
the field, with ink or indelible pencil,
on pads furnished them as well, and
to make notes and write dispatches
and official reports in the same manner
while on march or during an en-
gagement. All orders, memoranda,
reports and dispatches. emanating
from officers in the field or on the road
Will thus be preserved as a matter Of
record for future reference.