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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
Hopeless of Silver Issue, But Wants
to Hold His Friends.
CAPT. LAMB IN WASHINGTON.
rhe Congressman at Work in the De
nsrtment for His Friends - nr.
Charles Maurice smith Made u
Licutenant-Cap BossieuX's
Successor Was Also
Considered.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 12.-spcciai.-Ihe
reported Illness OF Senator Jones is caus-
ing much comment in this city u Is
believed that he contemplatcs resisnins
from the chairmanship of the National
Democratic Committee. This is not
stated authoritauycly Dut is regarded as
an carly possibility. The relatives OF
Senator Jones in Washington state posi-
lively that ne IS in The best of health.
Miss Anna someryiue. Senator Jones
-ister-in-aw is in charge of the family
residence here. She is boo regular cor
respondencs with Mrs. Jones and ie"
dav- aeo received "a letter from Der say
inc that the senators health has vastly
improved since DEE went To- Europe ana
that Doe was upW we'll
senator Jones friends in this city say
all She news they have received from lnc
patient is TO the same effect
his FRIENDS HURT
Ills friends feel hurt that Doe should In
form former Governor Stone th1t De s
Inn a precarious condition, believing that
| he should lct those who arc near To him
know all about bis illness.
| public men say that the Senator has
| ruthfully informed hIs friends ana That
| ne IS DESTROYS of relinQulshing his 'eAder-
| ship and will DO so on the plea OF iI
hea''H ,,ont,, s,ss r,,cur
| IL Is wei Ano"n 'H"' ii'', ,i+.- e.,
! Jo"ta l' sl'T'l ''l ''' 80 ..,ei,ir.- ,b.
'e'''N ''0 .i,..., d.eJ f..,a Tra
next hsht on an amos, e,'. '''i ti.. ,oii,il,I
| docs "', VIII -. i.,,,,.,,t
Ili',i"' f .., ,.,.,,..,.,,.,tl,. win
/ '' t"' -''N0 Il.>t,.-t,f- q,bis condiffo,
''-i' - a., be eutbsutio b,.
M .'..l,il -,...., ~ v-,sbinoton and son
',ie - ~.si.-retf,r ne chairman Of
,bo &.iooal Committee is expected TO be
! 1''0 t.,.t. .t,,, 49,. .,,... mouths
i'''' o,vt.,-r-r, DrcTe1ON.
| rrbe rc1Icfion of snfrits iu disNllors'
| or'gir,i n,.taoos to "a strength of not
| le.s thao o1 rsr cent. Of fuil proof which
has been permitted to he made ON ihe
,,r..p,i..s ~ "a qualified di.tUler after
! H.. ,..i-,.~.s ber. bean eru~rd and
...r,,o1 uron ta, ravrneut. may now D.
ga. ,,,1.- a.. circular issued bv fhe Com
t.foner of Internal Revenue ou the
nromises of q regular dealer provided tho
r.fr.tfon fs made hv thc addition ot pure
| ,,...t.. ,,,.r,. and fbat Tho -iz. OF the pack
! .oo will allow. The reduction must also
b.. n,.d, b., fno prc-rucr and without auy
.,non-o to tho Emitted e.atos Al fcr-
..rtad lquor even though s0 diluted a-
t. f. non. .iuf0xic.tiue must uay 90 sie-
| ciat tqv
In tha case ~ eo-cailei f0nios. 81 t1'
e imrl-al JOS % medicinal preparation.
oven whom IL contains no drurs or medici
ns1 ingredients.
WQRKlNG FOR his FRIENDS.
| HcYreseuiative John Lamb o' Rich
mond is in Washington. Ills visit is 30
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
FRENCH DEPUTIES
WERE ARRESTED
N. DerouIede and Sixteen Members
ofPatriotc League Charged With
COnspiraCy-G Guerin Defiant.

. t, .r ,.r d. .rI.
lN''''' N"s"7' '- '' '.''
founder of thc League or I"'r.'ia. ana
q member of the chamber OFF Deputies
f,r th. Anc.,rame Division of Chareute.
..,..t ,.,f.., .tt. .o..r,i,,..
"''
at his estate al 'I"'7SeF' h'aI i'II7-
TLOT TO ONERTIROW.
number of n,embers of the anti-sem.te
aud patriotic leagues were ALSO arrested
This morning.. 1he arrests We're due To
the discovery of q plot o. overthrow ine
Governments
A. pcroIIede was taken ih'' custody ny
four gcudarmcs ant Was ontrh lo fatis.
OTHER ARRESTS
ON hfs arrival here he was iucarclratcd
in t,e C1uri.r-er.e prison The arrest of
NJ ,t.rlef-ff.f.rt Il. c,pertrd.
...ft.... 5...,... ..lo.s3 tha office. ,f tne
p'....ti. r....,e which are novy Guarded
..-.,,i.,,,...
O' ........,
N'' Li'N 81 i'r-'> i'i-i''
When am attempt was ma0e to arrest
NJ Gueriu. president of the ant-Semite
league he refused 90 surrender and bar
ric4dad himself in his house DE- says Doe
d. ,ronar,l fo hold out for three weeks.
r.,.t,,r e e..d stoc,t. of food and hre-
M. 4..rs and windows of his
''''"'''' ',i 49, ,,,. ,,. hon.. b.
"'i''.
iote ne '"'i t,.-. fn..,
ON iIe app"'.l"" -' ,l'
searches of various
mis- mofnins in''u'lis ''1 l.'''l 'n,.-.. ~.
tant papers were seizea
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

visit at the Elysee at the time OF the
trial ln 1894 to inform him that NJ. bcr-
tillons demonstrations had little eject on
the judges.
He added: "I received N. Bertilion De
cember 14th and l5th go the instance ~
the Minister Of War who tA9uh"' .''
demonstration very curious. intete7tlIs
and conclusive. but must confess. .u
NJ Casimir-per.er amid "a gcnerM t,''
I'm court. "that Judged them diiterenuy
Fle added. "AN that was done and s"'u
among tho ministers was done "i'"'''
mv know edge
The witness chen related tho taels
connection with the futile efforts OF W
Waldeck- Rousseau t0 prevent the uis,
court martial n Sitting behind ciosou
doors and said ho. the witness. nad never
received any member Of the Dfeylu'
family. .,,. ...
NJ. Casinlr peri,r concluded this part
Of his statement bv raising bis voice anu
speaking very eXcIubly. saying
"For the horror of The Chief Mogistta,y'
which I occm'.1. for The honor OF 'i.
Republic. viU not allow it to pe s'.'
! that had exchanged word with cap
tain iu the French army accH-ep OBJ '''
SON.
This statement causol applause ln
court which Colonel t.r'f
suppressed th..If. ."'ne to '.'if ii' ""'
! .f --.rr WIS Hrr re"e' zion o. lt
! The former President ended bis s'''e-
/ mcn- lE e1E.ne ,,t-.
IL affirm tee,re ths tribunal of soldiers.
| that mv resignation WAS not conh'' ,''
| with Tho diplomatic incident con.
| Germany DO palms me NOT t' nc
| second the court in the Work oI Jus
+ cuafdrl .. Il. i'f Ifn"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
MAY CALL MORE VOLUNTEERS.
Additional Troops May BE Needed to
Relieve Those in Tropics.

wAsHINGToN. Aug. l-.-seere''fy
Root has under confederation ihe Ques-
.,on o, clumg for volunteers. While hs
,.. ,,. ssriied definitely 20 do 50. pre-.
-.-.... ,~. b.ng made for he call
,.,.,t .t b.. decided to issue 81 when uss
thlrresn regiments now being organized
D., ~ ssid that additional troops may DO
ne.a.s 10 relieve rhQse who have served
SOM. time I'm the tropicai countries. IL
Il aiso suggested that u may be deemea
advisable 90 increase the army OK Gene
raj OTIS. -
s,eretary Root has under c0nsideratio4
s,,.-g.sftons from General Brooke tos
brlnring home some or me troops now IN
Cuba.
n has been practically determined to
have age ba,tall0ns sent TO the united
states
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13

t4.- 80 fho Demo
Tho Executive Coni''''''' .,...,.,,
cratic League for reform h ''-
,..,.,, states Senators has issued an
%, ,........r,ii, voters Of The
address 10 '''o Andcr-
state through iis cha'i'''' w
son. ot Iexmgton. Va, as to-'"''
u-t4t, ADDRESS
,-,t.-. or virginia:
Io me DEM .r..b has
one of the graycst quc-.-'i'9
,., t,teraet Of th1urniiu aho
ho American Union
patrou- ci.i@'' t.. tcon
during the present 81, ,ss mode
the mnor'an nee oi d ..,s yvfon
~ selectin4 lmied Sla. .f,. oo,s.t.
tho method ho" Ci". .a.t instru-
tuition was en-iii.e" s.- -'o.-., half
ment hy ie i.tin'i-' ,...f,trres Of
d century iheIei.l'I' .'' .i..b r,ten.
fhc several States We're "'" ava
tial u the control oI ihe '''' Is
thcy were truly relfo .s.- ,5o
people Of the several states ,rbs
conditions which tnt'. gre @l...,.,.
legislatures not onl +t.. ..i,.r-
but for many yours they '''-. ',..,'
fors for pre idcnt ana Nl',
The existing method or ''r''''7 .,..
tors is the last remaining Ne-..
almost exclusive sunf macy ."i ,'i' e.
l1fhre. ana, hr mas - t t.,,F
entirely out of accord WIN 'i.
.nd lihorsr extension of the t't'AFo
rrtnelf-e now everywhere pr"ta.lns.
uITSTBIOTS EXAMPLES
Patrick Henry. Thomas Jefferson anu
chair umetrious SUCCESSORS in once i'i
,.rar. wore chosen t1 the Office oi GOV
orno~ hv the Virginia LEGISLATURE ana
similar mode of selection was in vogue
an other etltce. AZ that period it ""'i"
F. ODD
ss lfar.u- A. H1una. of ohio. Ih"il"s
q, pfs+t of New York. 1Iathe" STANLEY
QUAY of PENNSYLVANIA. t' nave been
made members of thaf body.
During tbe winter just past. tnere Were
dozen or more a'I." ,,..,.,..t,..,
nearly every instance the ch.et li7 .iiclioD
of She person selected was lh'' "'
eithcr himself "a man oI enormous "''''.i'
or the representative OF great ''.P'I"'o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
GenernI ,Ioorman % Rcsign.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. l2.-Gcneral
George Norman. who for many years
has been General John B. Gordon's ad-
iutant general and chief-oi-staff. an-
nonnccs in n letter to-day that business
interests compel his resignation. Gene
ran lloormau has been % conspicuous
arlir. at every Confederate reunion held
since the ruitcl Confederate Association
WIS organized.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
Movement for a Bi-State
Organization.
AGAINST AMERICAN.
The Object Of the Promoters to COM
pete With That Company
NOT YET IN DEFINITE SHAPE.

Richmond Manufacturers Decline TO
Discuss the Subject as Net-rhc
Arrangement, 10 = said, Would
BeneHt the Grower by Cav
ing Him Additional Bid
dcrs for iiis Crop.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
QUARANTINE RAlSE0.
Norfolk Now in Communication With
the Lately Isolated Towns.

NORFOLK. VA. August H.-Speeiai-
AZ O'Clock tonight the quarantine OF
this port against Newport News hamp-
ton and O'd Point which went into effect
when the outbreak OF alleged yellow fever
occurred al the Soldiers Home. Was
raised. Communication with the lately
Isolated peninsula was resumed ana the
Ranimore Washington New York and
RICHMOND boats touched at O'd Point To-
night as was their custom before the
scare. The tugs which have been pa
trolling the harbor and the guards along
shore were removed tonight, trafnc Win
,<,--.,,,,a. q, sacoud paxel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
The Oi,ppia sails.

NAPLES. August t2-1fe Vnited
states cruiser olympia sailed to-day foA
fseg horn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
By Executive Committee
of Reform League.
THEIR PRlNClrLEo'
The Election of United States Sena-
tors by the People,
PRESENT METHODS REPUGNANT'

An Appeal to the People to Vote Tor No
Man for the General Assembly Not
in Favor OF Popular Elec''ons
and Popular Nominations
and 10 Put Down All
Unpopular Methods.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
WEATHER FORECAST.

yirginia--t'nsettled weather sunday
v,lth probably showers IN ,he afternoon;
showers Monday. brisk northeast WINDS,
probably high IN southern portion.
North Carolina-Showers sunday ras
Monday hizh nOrtherly winds, possibly
gales Sunday afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-13
RANGE OF THERMOMETER.

Tho range Of the thermometer at The
Times offlce yesterday was as follows; >
A. NJ. q: u NJ. 81: =. Nj A' +. NJ
30. Q =. NJ. 50. Il NJ. 7s. Average II.
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erARTIING EYEN1's.

Since that occurrence events OF a
startling character have taken place I'm
connection with the nomination Of Demo
cratic candidates for the General ASSEM-
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Iater-During the trial Of NJ. Derouled
traces were discovered OF a fresh pot
ana OF consultations at which tho qdes-
lion was discussed whether the attic npt
snoula be made to change the form of
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
FOR COTTAGES.
Rep. GuttersOn Seeks to Solve the Insane
Hospital MIDDLE With New Measure.

A telephone dispatch from st. Paul
this afternoon states that Representa-.
tive Gutterson today introduced bill
in the house providing for the erec-
ton of a cottage on land adjacent
to each of the present insane
hospitals, for the accommodation of
patients, at cost not to exceed $780,
900 each. each cottage to accommodate
200 patients. The bill for the county
system was killed yesterday, and
it is said that sentiment among men,
bers seems quite favorable to Mr.. Gut
tersons bill, and it may be adopted and
the problem the state has on its hands
for the care of its insane thus solved.
The scheme to build hospital
at each Anoka and Hastings does
not meet with the best of
favor among legislators who do not
see why the state should build two large
and expensive hospitals at each of these
places because each wants one.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
THE COUNTY FAIR.
The Dates Fixed for il are August Z9th,
3Oth and 3lst.

The Executive Board of the County
Fair Association held meeting In
Lake Crystal Monday. The principal
business transacted was a general re-
vision of the premium list and appoint
ment of judges, says the Union.
1t was decided to offer full premiums
for swine in all classes The board
however reserved the right to Withdraw
such premiums in case of an outbreak
of swine plague before the fair.
Misses Porter and Pay, of Mankato,
had kindly consented to revise the list
of fancy work and submitted a report
which was adopted without change by
the board.
The secretary read spirited letter
from J. S. Parks, of Pleasant Mounds,
and in accordance with his suggestions
the board made a general increase In
the premiums offered on fruits.
Each member of the board reported
a greater interest i'm the fair than ever
before in their various localities.
It is believed that with the premium
list greatly extended and the amounts
raised, with the new track completed
and a large number of new well pumps
and windmill and various other i'm.
movements and attractions contem.
plated the fair will far surpass the very
successful meeting of last year.
The dates fixed upon for the fair are
August Goth, 30th and 31st.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
FEB. 3-lO-17 '99,

FEB. 3-lO-17 99.
0TATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Blue
~ Earth-District Court, Sixth Judicial Dis
trict.
In the matter of the assignment of John @. A.
Marsh, Insolvent. George w Mead, As
On reading and filing the petition of the
above named Assignee with his report in the
above entitled matter, dated February
End, 1899, asking that a time and place be
fixed and appointed for the hearing of
said report and account, and on application of
Geo. w. Mead, Assignee aforesaid. 1t is order
ed that said account be heard and adjusted on
the Sth day of April, 1899. at 90 o'clock in the
afternoon of that day. aud that notice
be given of such time and place by mailing a
copy of this order tn each of the creditors in
the above entitled matter. and to the ms olvent
also by publication in the Mankato Free Press,
weekly newspaper published in the city of
Mankato, Minnesota, for three successive weeks
prior to such day of hearing. and
1t Is Further Ordered that summary state
ment showing amount of moneys received by
incurred be served upon said credi-
tors, and upon the Insolvent with such
notice of hearing. but it shall not be necessary
to publish such summary statement in the
newspaper above mentioned with the notice
herein published. So 81 -stJ
Dated at Mankato, Minnesota, this eth day
0' "af0n' a. - 1888 M. ). SEVERANCE,
Judge of the District Court of the Sixth Judicial
District.
Pau Pfau. Attorneys for Assignee.
Total receipts .S70S4. SO
Total disbursements. Observation-Disclosures. 4,SO2. w
Balance for distribution. 81 282 IS
Total account of claims filed $4S.l97.n
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
A USELESS EXPENSE.
Municipal Court Would be if Lawyers
Bill Goes Through.

The sentiment among the attorneys
is not unanimously in favor of the bill
to place the municipal court on level
with a Justice court. A leading mem
Der of the bar, in speaking of the mat
ter today, said:
Every day that the district court is
in session, the expense to the county is
5000 to $500. If the district court is to
be flooded with appeals from the
municipal court, where will the cost
end? This talk about the right of APP
peal being for the good of the poor man
is all buncombe. Why, the greater part
of the cases brought in the municipal
court are where wages are involved
Poor men sue for their wages. If they
win, the richer employers could make
it expensive for them by appealing to
the district court, and by getting the
matter delayed, force settlement or
else tire out the poor man, who might
have job in some other place and
could not afford to waite for his case to
come to trial in the district court, or
could not afford to come back. Many
cases are now started and never tried
because of the delays secured, and
others would be placed in the same
category. Thus the poor man seeking
the wages due him would be the sufferer
I'm case the plan proposed should be
adopted, where would it leave us? We
would have municipal court scarcely
anr diff rant FROM i-sticA cnrrt. Or-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10

Lost, last Saturday between Mankato
and the Welsh Lane, coen-skin coat.
Finder please leave at Free Press office
and receive reward.
Tuesday evening Miss Laura Thayer,
of Bunker Hill, was pleasantly surprised
by party of twenty-five or thirty of
her young friends dropping in and
spending the evening. 1t was COM
plete surprise, Refreshments were
served and all report a very pleasant
time
H. Humphrey, of Lake Crystal, was
in the city Tuesday afternoon.
F. N. Ware, of Amboy, and E. L.
Eonarl of Vernon Tente~ were Cliff
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10

The teachers examination which
County Superintendent Freeman is
conducting at the high school building
is being attended by 1875 applicants Tor
certificates or thereabouts
Tuesday afternoon, Miss Anna M.
Rykerd, of this city, pr scented the cen
trail fire station with SIX white enamel
ed iron bedsteads and springs 1t is a
gift which the firemen greatly appreci-
ate. Miss Rykerd is an aunt of First
Assistant Engineer John Lulsdorf.
Petitions in bankruptcy were filed
with Referee Flittie Wednesdayiby John
Mar tin, New Ulm hotel keeper, and
Alvin Carlson a New Ulm bar keeper.
Both parties have previously made as
signments and there are no assets in
either case
Mrs. G. W. Apley, of Minnesota Lake,
was Clifton House arrival Tuesday
night.
Drives away gloom and despair.
Makes you well. Rocky Mountain Tea.
Thro.
The team of horses left with farmer
near Lake Washington some time ago,
and which was supposed to have been
stolen, turns out to belong to a Mankato
man, who left them at the farmers in
mysterious manner in order that his
wife should not get hold of them, he be
ing at outs with her at the time.
A marriage license was issued Wed
nesGay to Frank Oachs of Lyra, and
Jeanette Little. of Beauford.
We understand that the stabbing af'
fair at the Union school may be brought
to the attention of the school board at
it's next meeting No steps have been
taken toward criminal prosecution.
A marriage license was granted Wed,
nesday to Aug. w, F. Rusch, of Maple.
ton, and Ida T. Tildie, of Danville.
Sheriff Gerlich has received a letter
from John Bernhardt, who is brother
of Henry Bernhardt, the man who is
charged with having forged note and
passed it on a Lake Crystal business
man. John Bernhardt is a dealer in
wines and liquors at Potsdam. Mimi,
and he makes a number of inquiries
abont the charge, and says that if his
brother is guilty he is willing that the
law should take it's course, but he
thinks that there may possibly be some
mistake.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
WHAT A BLESSING.
Many People In Mankato Learning to
Appreciate.

What blessing it is.
Sought after by thousands.
Mankato is finding it out
Many miserable man is happy now.
Nights of unrest, days of trouble.
ANY itching skin disease means this.
Itching piles mean it. -,
Eczema Just as bad, and just as bad
to cure
Doan's Ointment does it.
Relieves at once, and cures it you use
it long enough,
A specific for any itchiness of the
skin.
A blessing to suffering public.
Here's Mankato proof to back It,
Mrs Dan FELTON,, of ga Willard ST.,
SAYS: 81 used Doan's Ointment for
Eczema 1 was continually annoyed
from burning and itching of the skin,
which was most irritating, and became
sore from friction. Since Doan's Oint-
ment was gotten at the Seidle Drug Go.
last April and l used it, the eczema
does not trouble me, the skin has be-
come smooth and the rash entirely dis
appeared. Doan's Ointment is the only
remedy l ever found that was effective
in bringing about the result. l consci
entiously recommend it to others affiict-
ed similarly to what I was. "
Doan's Ointment for sale by all deal
ers, price 80 cents.
Mailed by Foster ilburn Co., Buffa
10, N. Y, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's, and take
no other.
From secretary S. M. Dickson, we
earn, in addition to the above that
many breeds of registered stock were
added to the premium list, as also were
all modern breeds of poultry, and the
Judging of herds of dairy stock and
poultry will be done only by experts.
A complete revision of the premium
list was made, one Thousand copies OF
which will be ready for distribution by
April 10Th.
One special feature will be premiums
of So for first and $3.50 for second rest
offered to boys under fifteen years
old, for the best squash, water
melon and musk melon. Seeds
for the growing of mammoth varieties
will be furnished free by w. L. Wilson,
of Mankato, upon application
The officers adjourned to meet again
early in May at Garden City.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
of various kinds costs the city So, 900 a

of various kinds costs the city So. 900 a
year, and it is proposed to continue this
expense when by making it in name as
well as in fact justice court all this
expense would be wiped out. Besides,
it is not nearly so expensive for the
litigants in justice court. A part of
the fees now paid would support one or
two justices in nice shape, relieve the
city of all expense, including Office room
and heat and lights, and make actions
at law less expensive for those engaged
in them"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1899-03-10
Chicago & North Western
departure of Trains.
GOING EAST,

departure of Trains.
GOING EAST.
Passenger No. 4 'CES Sunday for
mona, LaCross. Madison NIL
waukee and Chicago - liza m
Passen er No. 2 tDaily)ior mona
La rosse, Madison, milwaukee
and Oh cago...... ........ 200 n no
Freight :. IA lex Sunday carry
Passengers to Waseca .......... 2:55 m.
GOING WEST
Passenger No. 3 (Daily) for Tracy,
Marshall, Watert wn, Huron.
Pierre, Aberdeen, etc ........... IL 80 D. n
Pass Niger No (Ex Sunday for
New Ulm and Tracy ............ Gas D. m
FREIGHT No. 10 lex Sunday Garry
passengers to Tracy $50 a. m
[Arriva's Of Trains
FROM EAST.
Passenger No. 8 (Da,lyJfro Chi
cago and Milwaukee -. 1890. 100 D. m.
Pas, epger No. z eek Sunday) from
Chicago and Mil raukee 7:2o D, m.
FIR ieht No. is Tex Sun ay) from
Waeeca.. ....,!,.......... ,9:s5 a. N.
FsoM WEST.
Passenger No. 2 Daily from Piefra
and Aberdeen. =, -. = :S5 d, M
Pa seng=r No. 4 eek Sunday from
Tracy .........',. -, 7:5O a. M.
Freight No. IA (Ex Sunday from
r IrsCy..,... ..--............ 80 p m.
Through Sleeping Cars between Manksso au@
Chicago. >