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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-17
BARGAIN No. 107.


sGroceries and plenty Of them at this
price, and also have either sack of EiIISburyb or
Flour FREE. For s4.57 We wiiT ship
the following groceries, packed board the cars
Minneapolis and will send you free with the grocer
les either a sack of Pillsbury's or Washburn's
Flour FREE. In ordering be sure to state whether
you wish the PiIlsbury's or Washburns Flour. Some
families order of the s57 lots and then they get
one sack of PiIsburys and one sack Washburn The
average groceryman will charge you bout s75Ofor this
outfit without the prize We do not break make any
change in the assortment under any circumstances.
Order many bargains as you want and receive a
free sack of -four for each one ship.
7lbs Best Graduated Sugar h. Best Roasted Mocha
and Java Coffee 10. Uncoored Japan Tea, fine grade
lbs. Best Evaporated Apples lbs. California Sultana
Seedess Raisns lbs VostiZze Currants. extra cleaned
the very finest Currant that grows. lbs California
Prunes, very best Extract of Lemon Extract
of Vanilla, packages Best Rolled Oats lbs. Japan
Rice, best grade. 10 h. Sack Fine Table Salt, Bars
Roberts Diamond Soap, boxes Tooth Picks, 70 boxes
Parlor Matches, H. Arm and Hammer Brand Soda, 2
packages Foauing Yeast, 10. Silver Gloss Starch,
Id. Diamond Corn Starch, package Rising Sun
Stove Polish Ice sze lbs Soda Crackers lbs. Ginger
Snaps, h. Best Ground Black Pepper H. Best Ground
Mustard To- can Pure Food Baking Powder, lbs Best
German Sage, 2al keg Honey Favored Table Syrup;
This is very good Syrup DO not forget in ordering TO
state which of the premiums you want.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-17
This Desk G11TS SEND NO MoREy

= NV " ANAAAAA OOV
of Minneapolis,
(if further send 81
eents), cut out and
return this adj,
Mention 43SR, and
we Will send you
this HANDSOME
ROLL TOP OAK
DESK by freight,
10. o. D., subject
to examination.
| You can examine
it at your nearest
railroad station,
and If found per-
feetIy satisfactory
and exactly as
-apraaantad the
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-17
STYLE "a
SCREEN MI HpUWS.

SCREEN WEHDUWS.
We list below a complete list of all stock sizes or
Screen Windows We carry all the sizes list in
and make prompt shipments. Odd sizes will be
made to order at cents square inch. 1t will take
two weeks to get special size screens.
Our screens are nch thick painted black and wired
with best quality black wire CLOTH
Outside Measure of Screen. | Price.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-17
81. II
BBI>.
1876 lbs. Best
Pillsbnry's
FLOUR

To introduce grocery department in every home
we will sell 1876 lbs PillsbuTys Best Flour suggested
below. when taken WITH and part of the following
list; Bargain No. BNOA. Namely; $2.77 per Dbl.
1876 lbs. Best Pillsbury Flour. Dealers Our
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-17
/ M.ROBERTS' SUPPLY ROUSE, Minneapolis. Mimi.
100 LIS. GMnR1F1G So. AZ When When

200 miles of Minneapolis if further send 81 cents and
we will send you by freight, subject to examination all
goods mentioned above. When they arrive in your
city you don't find them equal to goods that your
merchant sells for $1,000 do not accept Them but
If you find them satisfactory pay your freight agent
banker 2.97 and freight charges, and the"syoods
are yours. Send for free grocery list, q - ny
This lot of over $50 90 worth of goodsfor y EED
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1901-05-17

There was very pleasant gathering
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
TIE STORY WAS OF AGE.
AuthOress Receives Pay for a Sketch
She Wrote Twenty'0ne Years Ago.

Mrs. Helen +. Clark the popular au-
thoress and actress. recently had an eN-
perienCe that falls % few people these
days. Twenty-one years ago she sent q
short story from Florence, Mass. TO a
Springfield newspaper hardly hoping
that II would Doe used And II was not
al least an memory OF her youthful
effort had passed from her mind when
she returned home last week and began
opening her mail The first letter
handed TO her by her daughter was ono
from the manager OF a theatrical COM
pany she had signed with to join at
Portland Me- immediately.
"Why. what's this?' Mrs. Clark. who
writes under the nom de plume Of
stephen Power Otis. said 10 her daugh
ter as she looked at the envelope bear
ing the name OF the Springfield news
paper. Its funny ! should get a
letter from them"
Her surprise increased when she
opened the letter and found n check for
well. never mind the amount II was
large enough 20 be acceptable Think
mg that a mistake had been made and
the letter. which had been forwarded
from Florence. her former home. was
intended for some other Mrs Clark.
Mrs. Clark wrote to get a solution Of
the mystery.
When O clipping OF the story was sent
IN her she recognized Il as ono NJ her
first attempts. written twenty-onc years
ago the last year Of her residence In
Florence Why the newspaper had
kept the story so long time is n mys-
terry % Mrs Clark. II was written be-
fore her daughter JulIotte was born.
and now the daughter rs herself an
actress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12

age for the rich Of the larger cities,
and affords a place for them 20 spend
the hot months OF the summer But
san Pedro is interesting 10 inanother
way. FOR here We saw some beautiful
crOckery, and more interesting stlll
Sculptor work that was really meri-
torious. II proved 20 be the work Of
an Indian who claimed TO me. and
had the pleasure Of meeting him, that
he was a pure blooded Aztec His
grand father spoke Aztec language,
but his father always used the Spanish.
lie is expecting soon 10 20 TO the
United states where he will prosecute
his studies in sculpture. In our con-
yersation Che speaks English as well
as SPANISH | mentioned the Book OF
Mormon, in which he seemed very in
tercsted, and on expressing a desire TO
see a book gladly accepted a volume In
Spanish. which / happened 20 bring
with me. We shall continue our jour
ney this afternoon towards the city OF
Mexico. b. CLUFF JR.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12

palace; and after being hail destroyed
by Suchet. Il was turned into a Dris-
on no wonder Il has stood so many
centuries, IT'S walls. IN places being
more than twenty feet thick Outside
the city gates, on the hIehroad 20 Lerl,
da may be seen the best preserved
porto Of the great Roman acqua-
duct. which supplied the ancient city
with water from distance of twenty
miles. The bridge which spans the val.
ley az this point, Is SO feet high and
has q double tier of twenty-five arches
above the Edwin below To this day al
most intact, with only @ slight break
at one end the ochre-colured acqua-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12

Lately starved In London because
he could not digest his food. Early use
OF DR.. Kings New Life Pills would have
saved him. They strengthen the stom-
ach, aid digestion, promote assimilation
improve appetite Price 2Jc. Money
back II not satisfied. Sold by Z. c. NJ.
l. Drug Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12

Whosoever has suffered from piles
knows how painful and troublesome
they are. TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT is guaranteed TO cure piles
Price 30 cents IN bottles. Tubes rs
cents. z. G. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
liow Are Your Ner,.ss

II they are weak and you feel nervous
and easily Illustrated can't sleep. and
rise In the morning unrefreshed your
blood Is poor. Strong nerves depend
upon rich nourshing blood. Hoods
Sarsaparlla makes the nerves strong
by enrichIng and vitalizlng the blood.
II gives sweet, refreshing sleep and
completely cures nervous troubles. Be
Gin taking 10 today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12

The fragile babe and the growing
child are strengthened by WHITE
CREAM VERMfFUGE. II destroys
worms. gets digestion al work. and so
rebuilds the body. Price 25 cents. z. c.
M. /. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
Remnants in Domestic
Store at Half Price.

This D.. just about The most INTEREST,"
ing collection the store has had IN
many "a day House keepers will enjoy
ID for IL contains "a wealth Of little old
pieces. useful ia home economy no
less than three tables 10 hold pieces u
white Haunels colorgi fannels. OUT
ine nanucls. Percales, Chey.ots PLAIN
and fancy white goods Sateens prints,
etc.. I'M lengths from I 20 10 yards ana
priced all the way from Zoe each up
TO S4OQ. Monday and The Half Price
week ...., ..,. ..,..'t'' '
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
Hosiery for Women
and Children.

Women's opera length black cash.
mere stockings, 81 % regu- Ct M
Women's outsize black cashmere
hose, 800 grade. ., OF, ...... TIC
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. iOS
Women's OUTSIDE neeCei black cot
ton stockings. Csc quail DC
tSt'.'' ',... %. ... 90. 90, .,... @ON
Chlldren's black cotton hose. medi-
um weight fine ribbed, 35c 10c
IesuIaf'.'.. '..., ,.... 1000 90. wv
Chldren's neeced black cotton hose.
light weight, fine gauge. fne DC
rib, 3jc usual. o. @. o. o., ,,.,.. |ON
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
RYWAYS IN SPAIN.
IN saroossa-ro Targone on the Medi'eF-
street ranean Coast
.,oononnrIu7nn nnnrIu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1ock Of goats, guided by n Keeper
armed with the patriarchnl crook, hats
I'm front OF "a private residence and a
sIottern house maid comes out 10 CO.
opette with the shepherd, while he
rnllks the animals into her gourd-a
tine- honOred custom which removes
ali suspicion OF "a previous visit 90 that
convenient product Of our western
civiiizatlon. the pump. The frta-
lion comes to q sudden end,
ar rather postponement-and the
coats are hastily driven INTO "A
side street. while every man and woman
I'm sight removes his hat or falls upon
his knees. for the tinklIng OF silver
hell announces the approach Of slow
moving lines Of men carrying lighted
candles and smoking incense while loo
tho midst are four attendants uphold
ing a canopy. beneath which wallis n
prlest I'm FUN canonicals bearing 'Su
Nagestad SacramentadO' on iia mission
of consolation 20 some passing soul
Presently the throng leaves uu its
prayers to laugh az the exhibition of 70
crippled bull-hghter who has lost q leg
In the exercise Of his noble profession
His two sons assist him-onc PERSONAL
ing the toro. by wearing q huge mask
with horns branching wide Ike q Texas
steer; the other playing an parts from
chulo 10 chahetoro from trumpetor u
applauding spectators The father ar
rayed IN tattered fnery that once fig
ured I'm the grand arena OF the Plaza dc
Toros. hops about as nimbly as his
crutch viii alloW-now planting the
darts in a cork fastened 10 the forehead
OF the "bulm-and now giving the final
thrust with an the flourish Of prac-
ticed espada TO the imminent peril of
his son inside. The performance OVER
the audience melts away 3ust before the
hat comes around. Tho sculions. car.
ryinr rations 10 the soniinals ot the city
gates. march blithcly ON; the bagPar re.
turns 10 his siesta ON The cathedral
steps the wooden-spoon maker resumes
his avocation upon the cprb-st0np. the
silk weaver goes back 10 his thread ana
reels beside the convent door; the inohe-
ladu woman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
NOW LEADING FOR The CITY OF MEXICO

Brigham Young Academy Scientific Expedition Pro-
eesding to Pierce the Heart OF the Southern Repub-
lc-Prot Cluii Writes in an Interesting Vein.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
Sale Of Small Sizes of
Portage" Knit-to-F

Here's opportunity for little women
who wear 30 and "a sizes to get the
best the world affords In knit under
wear al smallest prices ever known
for IL. Monday and the week
Womens Portage union suits %
lovely soft wool and some balbne-
gans. that were $3.50 each. cE7E
reduced to s2.ij, and $3.50 to-. OHIO
Womens Portage vests and draw.
ers, SILK and wool and sir and Isle
mixed. the 50. each kinds for 81 go.
the 81 90 for 81 90. the CO 1s
the A.5O.... o.. Cd. o. o., o.. o.. pH'EO
Children's Portage wool union suits
priced regularly S1j. 50 90, mar mar
}Ss5 N.2O and $500, ...... hHlf PkGt
Women's black silk and wool mixed
corset covers, long sleeves. cI1S
Nl5 quality. o.. o. , ..,. pl'LO
Women's white wool corset covers
swiss weave, SIPS regu- chm
lat'..,'. ...,, ...,.... .....pi'uV
womens feeced cotton drawers ana
vests In out sizes. Coo each To-
garments, two for.,..,,.,........ fUN
Chlldrens union suits OF gray wool
and cotton mixed 81 % grade IT,
N.0O, and N.O0 kinds. .u... ....... IOl
Boys heavy fieeced wool shirts ana
i lln~e,s, %. &C. each &c. r. !esa- SOC
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
CHRIsTIAN cOMMERcE

centered at Barcelona. while Moorish
traffic preferred Valencia In later days
Tarragona has had its fun share OF
wars. II was sacked by Suchet In lSlli
and again by Soulte and suchet In ISL,
the Angl0-Sicilan army under Sir John
Murray. while every revolution that
has ever harrassed the north Of Spain
and every foreign raid from across the
border. has striyen 10 possess this COW
eted key 10 the situation,
You may spend a week here look
ing at nothing but ancient ruins. Just
across the street from the Fonda de
Parls-a handsome modern hotel-rises
"A remarkable Roman tower know as
the Torrion. a few rods farther on
stands the Quartet de Pilatos-another
Roman "remain." Pontus PLATE be-
Inc claimed as a toynsman by the Tar
ragonese Probably the lower part OF
the edifce antedates the Roman era.
Augustus IS said TO have made It has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
sQUATs AGAIN

IN the open street 10 her task of frying
oulOny messes In kettle of grease, ana
the poor old Moorish lipper-merChant,
clad I'm oriental costume, gldcs humby
about the city, where his ancestors rode
IN regal pomp. suggesting 'Ba.a-bu-
che? 90 inhdcls who seldom buy.
In the plaza and market-places the
panorama is even more beWildeiug.
with peddlers ofdropical birds IN wicker
cages; peddlers Of FISH flesh, fowl ana
fruit; pcddlcrs of every marketable
commodity-eaCh with his own peculiar
cry Detachments Of police are seen
escorting criminals to prison; and other
law-breakers are breaking stone on the
highway. under the eyes Of soldiers who
are watching for a pratpXt TO shoot
outside Of many doors rope-makers ply
their trade tearing Off strands from
tough sprigs Of esparto which subseryes
so many purposes Behind aristoCratio
wlndow-bars and balcony shutters sit
be-powdered senorltas by no means
ayerse TO harmless fan and handker-
chief flirtations with male passers-bv:
while In humber homes. women decid-
eddy en- deshabllle, comb each others
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
SLENDER SPIRES.

! has many interesting churches; some OF
| them with a multitude Of
SLENDER SPIRES.
like m.narets, others covered with barr
barrie tiles, Ike Russian sJnctuafles'
and others so unlike anything else IN
Europe that they might pass for PAL
aces OF worship on the lonely steps OF
Tartary. The church Of Santiago. (St
James,, dating back 10 1883, occupies
the elite Of the house IN which the
Apostle James Is said 20 have lodged
when he preached here, soon after the
crucihXlon.
A wearisome. all-nlght ride brought
US within sight and sound Of the Medl-
terranean. just as the day was break.
ing In the uncertain light, the old
town Of Atafulla-nOw a railway juno
tiOn-with It's three picturesque castles,
one OF them clinglng Ike a birds nest
10 the seward edge OF the Cliff, looked
ghostly enough Presently we crossed
fine suspension bridge over the Gaya
river and were turned out at Taragon1
statlon--a long way below the city
proper, which Is perched on top OF "a
limestone rock, nearly eight hundred
feet above the Mediterranean. or all
old. old towns, Taragona is the cap
sheaf. and for molderlng fortihcauons
and early Gothic architecture, and Ro-
man remains" and delightful air OF
having been dead a thousand years, IL
stands unequalled. First, us CIycopedn
ruins. on the highest point, FACING
the sea. antedate historic times.
Under the Romans II became the
winter residence OF the praetOr with a
population Of over a million. Pliny des-
cribes IFS fertile plain and the wines
that were made here. The brothers
Publlces ana CneIus sclplo resided
here 30 years b c.; and Augustus
made II his capital after his Canta-
brian campaigns II was from this city
that his decree was issued which closed
tho temple NJ Janus In that early
time. when the gems togata-' lord or
the world"-reigned IN Tauagona. u
had "a mint and temples 20 every god
goddess and tutelarincmdlng one To- the
Emperor Augusta dive thus making
q god of him while yet IN the Iesh.
This temple was afterwards repaired
by Adrian and some fragments OF II
may be seen In the cloisters OF the
cathedral Then the Goths had their
turn. and Tarragona became their capt.
tai Then the Moors under TART
made Of the city heap and its runs
remained uninhabitel for four hundred
years About the year 100. San Olde-
gar. OF Barcelona. granted the site to
Robert Bardet. a Norman warrior
whose wife Sibylla, kept armed watch
on the walls during her husbands fire.
quent absences and beat back the
Moors. For many years the old town
remained a frontier fortress and Moth
Ing more, for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12

Nausea. indigestion are cured by
Hoods pills. 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

a@N
sP''''' no robbers. we determined ga
to shIrS 'nS ny Ssse OF the Pyrenees' by
The southern o.ss! 0 train on the return from rom
ukIns ga. a D's - the Mediterranean D',
slns .. rer. assured that the ya ,I,1d
side, ., We ~ g The road are no more liaO !,
knlsHS ,,rtb from their moun''"'
to sally I'll, ,oI hours .c Of darkness than in
lars '' ,a w. NOT so likely in fact De-.
broa' u'' of resistance, there is
cals j1ngsr In daylight 81 sbootjne
less mn I'm the melee anu sssneers.
m'Ael ,tsv Instead Of me p59sia, vas
el,a o", ba real reason OF u i', y,,b,cb
Perhaps ,.',. sIad OF any excuse VIZ ., u
,At We obedience for deVotlhs a
.ayed our ,rrs off overdue time ~
itF moIe nns of the most character
saag ...rsstluq of spanish ciuT,s,
SUIT seldom visited by lou.i'' 9.hich
tlo,s~ M and shadowy streets, t,nors
hs ', ,' be haunted by ghosts VI ~, 'Vy an
seem d." 5'sayal spanards, you s.e see az, az
ani AMI varied panorama VIs ~ Dn
sni.s@ a los,umes and occupations. Ol
tsu ,yli.valk sheltered by ulusS ,o a.,
%; '1. Nose columns IN long-pasl cen
,als tmbslllshcd some Roman XXI. XII
tune, ansl,m mosque. sits me pupll'
pc v' -.,rer.-. most important charac,,
HleI wy. nsin-wlth hIs folios ana
si ~ III ouIlIs. precisely as M . Ion
nl l..' day. True. most OF ms .lIly
Qu.AD,i, I'm ne congenial occupation on
Sotblng. but occasionally you l. sge
aglNs ' .,ng over lengthy legal scrolls
hl.la ' ,,"rystsrious signs and QboreVla,e
Ill W KAN he Is composing letters Oh
, l,., on friendly duty for grave
, sls'''. mem ami women. who stand wait
i i.-' ~ raks their y 40 bottom. oitrh-
. bs b lndlung tender bilIet-dguA
s,' brsb.nr damscis TO their IoleIS,
.y' ,'ri,rm.rg the same service, WIN
WI ,s,,s Of hyp.rbolc and wealth OF , aa-
t,".,'.o f5r impatient cavaliers to 'heir
finder these cumb.lng arches IN lh 1
,.," twilight Of the morning, DAINTY
ss.o6rltas trip TO early mass rosary ana
,risssl In hand each followed close Dy
the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12
Women'S Kid Gloves
Underpriced.

All the one, two and three pairs OF q
Kind We could find IN the fine French
kidskins and German lambskins, we
put into this gathering, there's every
size and some very desirable shades
were Sl25 and $3.50. Monday QSc
and the week ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Womens Mocha Kid mitiens fleece
lined. one clasp. instead OF zoe
NU0 a pair OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-01-12

holy ashes bleed pr0fuselyl Saragossa
has many interesting churches; some Of
them with a multitude Of
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-28

That JeLLos0 has the gift Of prophecy"
 sdtd the judge.
 lent soldier as he supervised the order ly movement of his two battalions aboard ship. Five years ago he said to me the war would come and when it came he'd goin at the head of reg iment, not the tail of a battery. Here he isl Pity they only called for eight companies from our state. I'd like to see him full colonel"
 The general smiled, his kind brown eyes softening as they continued their steady gaze at Langdon. "He deserves it all, judge. There hasn't been a bet corps so far. There are men who were be glad to be in his shoes today"
 "Where is that fellow Nathan, by the wayT asked the Kentuckian impuI- Eiyely.
 The generals smile broadened bit, his eyes twinkIing. 1t was not his wont to speak i'll of any man, yet who in the old regiment had not heard how Nathan had striven for staff position in the volunteers and totally failed? The editorial upbraiders of the admin  istratfon, because it had frequently to say yes to certain importunities. had no idea how many thousand times the sorely bothered secretary and adjutant; general had determinedly said no. In all probability they would only have, been the more roundly abused had it been known. Nathan's ''pulP' with the Seattle was still there, but the presi- dent wouldn't listen to outside pleas for the promotion of regulars when the department shook its head. Before he could succeed in any of his schemes Nathan had found himself ordered aboard ship with his battery, now serving afoot as one of four companies of fred legged infantry" and away they went across the seas when the gold leaves of the majority were al- most dangling before his eyes Senior of his grade in the regiment, Nathan xas net- eYsB trusted with the e"r''-