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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-11
Sunae, tttttteIaIte ttno aIte

EerIonen, pel6e an frantem ooer geldmd6tent
Suitanbe bes &0rpers ober 9eiites infoIse @eraadldfiis
suns Der geiunbbeitsreselm ober ~iberbarter arbett lets
BEN, welde nerp6s, miibe, ~persasenb, fdpadiunts,
n1eni6eni&eu iinb, imRideu. in benSlteb:rn unb in Der
Sruit Stmtrs empftnsen. Iue 8eroneH, pelde beie
Spmptone babeu, iouteu bieieu grSt ioiort coniuItiren.
Ut bat Sanienbe 9ehetlt, pelde tn ben les'eu Stabien
nnb a%ufaeseben paren, %9leisptel, rer e5 perfeblts, Eers
i0nlite @oniulation TIT tn porseidritteuen Sdaen moths
penbtg. gebanbluns eurd GorresponosnsO bsr Gateuts
Wtebtatnen fann nidt beilen.
erbprgen Rranfbeiten. Siele Sdne ernitsr
8rantbett peroen beim SeiSenoen nidt aus9eiunben,
wel6er IN pertebrter gSeife bebanbsIt uirb. Tie srostsn
5ofnunsen unb bic onsenebmitsn Sreubeu hes gebeus
ourb Sraniheit serit6rt werbeu. Surh Huteriu6uusb es
Urine mag eine ernite Srantbeit ~feitseitent perosu, bspor
andre Seid en- portreten.
unberbar n , ~poasoasni IN ala
ten stauen, bic pernadlafiist ODER perfebrt behdnoelt
purben. &etne Grperimente ooer Serfeblnnsen. Refine
unhetlbaren Jdue an9enommen. @enn Guer Sau nus
9etlbar lit, 10 iperbet ibr fret bic gSabrbeit boren unS ers
iubt werben, guer Gelb su ipareu. Sauienbe sebsilt,
natosm ie, benz Tobe p%criaQen, a~ui9eeebeu puroeH.
gerlonsn. wel5e pon Seimz aersteu sutriebeniteaenS be-
baneelt meroeH, iinb nidt eriu6t porSuiprehen. Mfesis
ttnen pertaHbt nod ireenb etnentTetle bergSelt. Gorinitas
tton fret nnb pertraulid. Seattet BEN geiadstaq.
9Senn Shr ntdt peripreben fouut, idreibt I'm einen gus
ten Natb. Gbre1e: or. 8 owntne.
1907 SdiuerzE beaters0 ebdube, Gticago, 81.
5O7 Boston Slod, MinneapoIis. Neinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-11
Niat auut 0eben berurta,ilt.

uVret SABRE Dur6e t9 nm gutter
Iersten b%ehanbelt," f@reit 50. ".
@reer, Wcgonne1spiGe, 8, vfi,
6dmorrboiben unb Siftel. aber ala
ales nidts bali, betlte mid 8udlen's
Irnica Salbe In 3mei Wodn," 6eili
8ranbwunben, Nuetidunsei. S@nit.
re, Slbnerausen, Wunben, {>autaus=
idlas, SalsfIus. 9dmm arbotben,
ober feine 2abluns 25cts In 50.
$. 9ubn's Wpotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-11
@foem6nrg.

Slbenburg. Ser @robber3os
tiftete am Sabrestase Der SAfa4t BEL
Mars Ia Sour Elm f~iIbernes &rtegerz
perbienittreua fir @erbienfte INN bas
Rrieserbereinspef<n, ferner Elm brpnz
genes 8%erbienfttrsua fir ale 3rieserz
oeretne, tpel9e bte @rlaubniB our Siibz
tung elmer Sabine baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-11
geT@oHen, tobt 3uIdmmen. Der urls
freipiatge M0rber feines Weibes ftellte
fi9 fofort benz @eri9te.


M il n Of n. 9ie 0olfsaG6luna
bon 1900 Eat erseben, bab BON Der
Miin9ener 8epDlferung 36 Yrpaent in
Mun6en, 81 prosent auberbalb Miin%
4ens, aber in 8aDern unb II Yro3ent
auberbalb 8aperns seboren tparen.-
Oie Notbftr9e an Der Muenitrabe lit
in ben lebten Sagen tpieber abgebro9en
tporben, ba bic ct. Marimiliansfir6e
nunmebr in ellen Sbeilen polftGnbig
ferti9geitellt iit.-9ie baperif6en Sc
nerdle trugen bisber einen S6iff6ut
NIT tpeiBblauen Sa6nenfebern. giun 1T
bteier abgeidafft unb bleibt nur fir
bic @enerdle bes 9ienftes bes Bring
regenten unb fir bieien. Die anberer
@enerdle trasen ber Offi5iersbelm nit
tpeibblauen 5%abnenfeDern in 9ala,
obne Sebern fir gepD6nli9.
@ugs g. Sn boiler f0rperz
li9er unb seiitiser 8iiftisteit f~eierten
bic &aufmanns> @beleute 6. Beth ibre
biamantene 9o9aeit unter 8et6eiligung
Der gan5en iiraelitii6en &ultussez
metnbe.
8if9pfsgriin n. WGbrenb rteuz
li9 Srib in Warmenfteina9 bas 4nz
me ZEN bes Sabritanten !Serrmann abz
brannte unb be1en 8ruber g6ri1tian
bortbin elite, brannte Na9mittass bic
sroBe S9eune bes 2ebteren bier in
8t56ofsariin nieber.
6 + a m. Sn Der GinDbe &Dbting
mar bOr II Sabren Elm a9tiG6riser
&nabe fpurlos berf9punben; MAJ.
slaubte aagemein, er iet BON .3igeuz
nern entfubrt porben. Nls nun DR.
better einen bor einer1 Sabre eingefiinz
ten Drummer nieber ausf9aufelten,
itiebenY fe duf bic 2etde bes permibtsn
&naben.
Sor9beim m. Sn M%iiblbaufen
tpurben benz Setonomen WDrlein 400
9opfenftDde absef9nitten.
q iintersleben. 6ier brdnr=
ten bret S9eunen, Elm She'll bes Or
menbaufes unb apei WobnbGuier ME-
Der.
SngoIf # b t. Ser @enbarm
Nmbros 9ofbed ber Station 8Dbmfelb
fat ii9 in etnem Walbe NIT ieinem
Sientsetpebr erf4ofen.
2eipbetm M. Sas Seft Der sol>
benen 9o9aeit f~eierten bic pribatiersz
ebesatten Mnbreas unb Mnna S9tpei=
ger. Sas Subelpaar erfreut ii9 better
9eiunbbeit.
Pafau. SIM 81. 2ebensiabre
Deritarb Der in peiteiten &reifen be-
fannie ebemaltse &aufmann Otto OBJ
pa9er, .Snbaber Der Sirma Mlots Sb>
pa9er, mad ldnserem 2eiben an !9era=
ldbmung. Sbpa9er mar Elm sepiesz
ter, reeller &aufmann, langiGhrtser
Masiftratsratb unb Elm UNI bas Wobl
Der Stabt bo9perbienter Mann.
Selb. Ser @oritanb bes bieiigen
gentralbahnhpfes. @tfenbahnpbererpe=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-11

Ttsgtd die 1Dia Sote, Die Ihr mmeGekauftH H
:: 81 &MMzZM

5ttor unb 2ofdlbabnbefriebsleifer g.
s.. 8lug, feierte NIT feiner @emabltn
bas 5eft Der filbernen 9o9aeit.
Srtefenrieb. Neuli9 brann>
ten Sriib bas Mirtbsbaus unb fdmmtz
liGe SefonomiesebGube bes 2ubpig
&oner ab. Die @etreibez unb 6euporz
rGtbe 1inb berbrannt, bas Sonfttge
purbe serettet.
gus Der Rbrinpfuit.
Speber. Sie 8a~uarbeiten our
neuer Satfersruft i'm Dome MAIDEN 10
rai6e 5orti6ritte, bab btefelben Bis
Neuiabr 1903 ponenbet fem biirften.
g r il n It a b t. Sn Mertesbeim
farb Der "a Sabre alte 2ebrer Sran3
MieDrei9, Der ani9einenb in bD9ft
irmli9en 8erbGltniiIe gelebt bate.
Das Gert9t fteute nun aber cine 9inz
terluieni9aft bon 10000 Marf an
gelb uub gffeften feft.
&aiferslautern n. Dem Stu=
hirenben Der MiinGener Mfabemie Der
bilbenben 8iinte 3ubolf S9para BON
bier nurbe gum 3pede elmer Stubienz
reiie na9 Stalien Elm Sttpenbtum BON
2400 Mart fit bas Sabr 1902 perf'
lieben.
8 ubpi n. S%berinsez
nieur Sofas, Der S9Dpfer bes 2utt=
polObafens. erlGG eirem SnldaanfaG.
q It q ; t.. Ser Wittpe Sbler
itnb in einem Minsert $50 HebitDde
abgelGnitten tpprben. Oils SbGter'
fommt Der friber bel berfelben beoien=
ftete 8ne9t in 8etra6t. gr tit felt Der
niebrisen Shat fpurlos perldpunben.
ems. Oas prpteitan>
tii9e Wai ieabaus lit %absebrannt. Die
SnfaHen fonnten fih fdmmtli9 ret
ten. ueber bic Gntftebungsurfa4e tit
nt9ts befannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-11
3rannf6weig. An6aft.

Braun d M g. 8rauni9peis
fubrt i'm nd9ften S4uliabr bic neuen
preuBif9en 2ebrpldne fir Die bOberen
S9ulen unb bic neue photographic in
alien S9ulen elm.
6 8 10 / 9. Die S9ubengefeuz
i9aft n4nbalt" in &ospig feterte oas
Subtldum ibres 2~OOidbrtsen 8eitebens
unter GROCER 8etbeiligung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-11

@pbtfubnen Muf Der Strede
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fanben unz
Idnsft Prpbefabrten NIT elmer ueuen
eigenartts gebauten 2otomottpe ftatt.
Oie 2ofomottpe, tpel9e u bier M9ien
bat, befibt teinenS enber unb Derbrau4t
bebeuteno pentger &oblen als bic sez
pDbnliben 2otomotipen, ba Der 9ampf
Bis $50 @rab iiberbiBt unb bon Der
Seu9tigteit erDBtentbeils befreit pirb.
9abet erreidt biefe r9eibbampftenber@
2otomotiDe" BET Der 8%efDrberung zines
9<3uses bon minbeftens SO M9fen
cine normale 9ei9pinbisteit bon SO
&ilometer, bic mod gefteisert tperben
fam ebentueG iiber 100 &tlometer.
prnpt.tt WrtprenHen.
D~an3is g. 8iirali9 ftiirate Der
&lempnermeifter Sulius 9errmann bel
Der 2eparatur Der 9a9rtnne zines
9aufes, als er bic Setter befteisen poGz
te, NIT Der Setter apet Stodnerfe tief
bur9 ben 2i4ti9a9t auf ben 9of. gr
erlttt fdnere innere 8erleBunsen unb
etnen S9dbelbru9 unb ftarb iofort.
s E n. Sn einem 9aftbofe gu
Oan5ig, mo er auf l1rlaub peilte, err
f4oB Der Mustetier Yori9 BON sSnz
fanterieresiment Nr. 176 aug Sborn
fi9 unb feline 8raut, Sobanna &auten>
berg.
Rbet,trrnntnt.
&Dtn. Sie aDlner 9anbelsbod=
19ule beenbete bor Sturgeon ibr brittes
Semeiter. Sm @anaen baben in benz
heenbeten Sommerfemeiter $50 8e1us
der an ben @orlefunsen unb l1ebunsen
tbeilgenommen. @on ibnen paren LAG
immatrifuIirt. Inter ben immatrtfu>
ltrten @tubirenben befanben ii9 134
9eutfde unb IL Musldnber, insbeionz
Eere aus 9oIanb, @nslanb, Sranfrei9
nnb @9tpeben.
. ii el bprf {. 9ie Sletf9ein=
fubr aug 9onanb mad benz Resierunssz
beatrt OuKelborf betrug inn erften
9albiabr 1902 runb 100000 &tloz
gramm &inbz unb 10000 &ilosramm
@9peinefleif9; in bemfelben 53eits
raum 1900 ergaben bic entipre9enben
3ablen $4,000 &iloeramm &inb= unb
I211,0O0 &tlogramm S9petnefleif9.
&oblena. 9ie Stabtberobne=
tenperfammluns bate fetner 3eit inn
Prinaip bef9lofen, mebrere 8eamten=
pobnunsen gu erri9ten. Nunmebr ion
etn 8erfu6s6au aussefiibrt perben,
unb apar min ma aundhft auf itdbtiz
i9em 9runbeisentbum Elm 9aus NIT
@rbgef9oB, 5pet Stodperten unb
Manfarben fir feds @obnunsen err
rt9ten. Die Soften NIT $4,000 Marf
purben beniqtgt.
n gen. &iirali9 itieb auf
Der 2iidfabrt BON 9iiKelborf bierber
Der 2beinbampfer npriuseb @ietoria"
NIT benz Seebampfer r&Dln" BEL &at@
fertpertb auiammen, nobel bic .prinz
5eB @ietorta" fanf. .3nei SD9ter bes
S4tffsbefisers 9ihen, Elm SrGulein
&rDas unb Sngenieur 9ifen fielen
iiber 8orb unb ertranfen.
Drnpt,ts @urt1Irt.
9aIIe. 6einri9 b. Menbelz@ teinz
fels, 2anbesDfonomieratb in !6ale a..
g., Ger ben Wablfreis @arbelegenz
Salapebel i'm preuBif9en Nbgeorbne=
tenbauie bertrat unb bur9 ieinen bier
iGbrtsen Mufent6alt in ben Ser. Staaz
ten befannt depprDen lit. lit %aeftprben.
2angenal5a a. gtn in 8ien
beritOrbener, BON bier ftammenber prtz
batter btnterlieb ~unferer Stabt 1,OOQ,<
900 Mart fir pobltbGtise 3pede.
NuebIinburg g. Sie alte Stabt
Queblinburs feierte bas Seit ibrer 100
iGbrigen 3~usebOrisfeit gum 80nisrei9
PreuBen.
Yrnnttz @aJleItrtt.
8resIau. Ste in @reslau taeenbe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-11
21e&fem6mr9.

S9perin. Ser 9robbersoglt9e
SberregiHeur a. .. 2eopolb 9iintber,
cine in 8ibnenfreiien betannte PeriOnz
li6teit, tit i'm Otter bon " Sabren sez
ftprben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-09-11
81, 9otUNt1a. Yt6F0ent,


granber bes .gbaritp SeaItb Snftitute", autbor Don
p~opuIdren mebteiniiaen @erfen, Health, How to
Retain it,; "Nervous Debility, Its Cause and
Cure; "Plain Talks to Men";..Woman' GUIDE TO
Oieier bebeuteube. erfabrene Spesialift 1T in bsa sans
g ssssn gsr1 nsasn s.s s, Sisi:n gut ganS aaS ss ' sstlHus gsri sst
droniiden. ~nerpoien nns ~ipe3teaen setoen, iowte BET
ausens xnb Obrentrantbetten. pel9e Der aunit anbsrer
Seife cine erobs MnsabI itddtiser. seiaidtsr aeiste nnb
~erfabrentr Spe3taliiten, beren @rfabrunsen, psl4e fe tn
ben sr6beren Soivitdlern guropas une amerttas 9eian!s
i9e srantseiten nit erio!!s su 9eiIen: Stre Iansiahrise
grfabruag, ibr mertwlrbises @eidid nub ibr ununters
brodener grfols 9iebt tbuen etnen Aniprn4 ent oas
2utrauen Der 2eibenbe1 OFT allen Drten. Sn feSem Tahe
mirb cine ebrlide Mufidt onsseiprs3su. SIT Der 5au
~unbeiIbar, 70 erfdbrt Der eeibenbe oien bic Babrbstt.
Die Offices finb ansserlitst init wifsnidaftls@en Sns
fruuaenten, welde iiber 5000 setoitet baben. Oarunter
1T Elm XsStrablensN pporat,m NIT beien Siife BITE timers
ten Orqane Ieidt unteriudt perDsn f0mnen.
Settuuaem, 100 anaere erfoI8IoS
trarett.
sranfbetten Der ansen nn6 Obreni
granuIierenbe MusenIiser. Staar, idielenbe ansen
s s!gsi, SS@i iaa,. Has g Ssesa, s Taas5. asiss sr e1si'SIHrs
ten Der q q unb hes s aties; aatarre' grondts
u.s., af9ma: aetssm Ss Mas sssr,. InS s.f Ssr'
3 ;. sss r ; ge,s.YTs' anSsrss Iaab ei's spsrs Sss:
Sarnrutr, Briqbtfde 0ierentrantbeit. breunenbsr llrin
MIN. . int unb 9enttrant5sttsm: 5Stros
gntfeluuaen hes gef9ts, ge3ema, ef@mute uiw-
WerpemIetben: gpilepfie. Spterte, 9dbzuns~
ManseI on asbenstraft. &beumattsmns. H%snra!sts.
Seraff6runsen, Seraflopfen, Sdwtnbel MIN. gewadle
iinS Srebsae5&wlre merben idHerSlos mad elmer nsueu
Wstbebe aebeiIt. Samorbotben uns aae Srartbetten
bes 1aaitbarmes. rauens Sramtbsttsn:{$ms r
5bermdkio,r MonatsFub, Rerpoftdt, Sdpd4e, uiw.
Moberne BebanbIunssweiie, bic lid aasemsiu ais es
foIsreia erwieien bat. Refine unansenebmen nnteril.
hunoen. Refine Dame, oh perbeiratet ober nidt, brau4t
Az aSaern. entweber alein ober NIT etner Treunbin CUR
BeIpre9ums su fomrsn. aOmiuIationen sebsiu nnb tm
gertrauen. Wissetaltunaen, SlumpfuB, Hthdsratbaes
Sreous. &tetne unb idwa4e Eeile perben p~ersroBert
uuS %oetr1ftiat.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-26
TEACHERS SURPRISED.
Christmas Presents for Faculty o.
Commercial College.

The pro prietors and teachers OF the
Commercial college were given a
pleasant surprise last Friday. They
were barred GU { of the main business
department by the students until 9 a.
M. AS each then entered the assembled
students sh outed. what's the matter
with Brandrup," and the rest in turn.
The desk was found to be prettily
decorated with potted plants and
black and yellow ribbonf, the school
colors.
Each teacher was presented with a
fine Christmas gift, Charles Hansing
making the presentation with appro-
pirate remarks. Each recipient of a
gift responded, and the affair was a
most pleasant one, as well as being a
complete surprise to the faculty.
Professors Brandrup and Nettleton
were each presented with beautiful
picture, Prof q. E. Ball with a large
mirror, handsomely framed, Prof. u.
F. Thacker with a nice writing set,
Miss Josephine Prye and Miss Carrie
Halves each with fine picture, and
Professors w. d. Moffatt and 81. A.
Olson each with q fountain pen.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-26
MATINEE AT SHELLEY PARK.
Races Prove to Be Attractive Feature
Saturday Afternoon.

The FIRST matinee given by the Man.
katon Driving club proved great
success and while the track was very
soft and loose the time made was
very good. The finishes in all the
races were very close and created no
end of enthusiasm among the specta-
tors. The first race was the three
minute trot, which proved a battle
royal between Honey and Appoles.
Mr.. Dodd's entry, Exposition. being q
PAGER did not take kindly to the foot
ing, consequently was not quite up al
the finish. The future races between
these horses when the track is right
should be very interesting
The special was a walk-over for r.
W. Fosters Max Wilkes. In the last
heat he gave quite an exhibition Of
trottfng, winning the fastest heat Of
the afternoon, :20A
The gentlemen's roadster was good
contest, all the horses being possessed
OF about equal speed and the finishes
! were close and called forth the cheers
of the spectators.
The future of the club promises
we'll and it's success is assured.
The starter was william Sporniti
and official timer Dennis Callahan
The summaries are given below
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-26
SOCletV...

Mrs. L. Kilburn, who has been head
operator in the Citizens Telephone
Office for several years past was ten
derd surprise party at the home OF
Mrs. Fitzerald on Cherry street Satur-
DAY evening by her fellow employees.
An oyster supper was served and Mrs.
Kilburn was presented with number
of beautiful gifts. Mrs. Kilburn
will leave Mankato shortly, and she
carries with her the warm friendship
and good wishes of everyone connect,
ed with the telephone company.
The Chrysanthemum club met witt
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dackins, on South
Fifth street, Saturday evening, anc
played progressive cinch. The prize
were carried off by Mr.. and Mrs. Il
lW. Owens. Refreshments wer
served, and the meeting was yerl
enjoy able one.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-26
HEART DISEASE TREATED FREE.
The Celebrated Specialist, Franklin
Miles, M. D., IL. B., Will Send
$3.50 Worth of His New
Treatments Free.

Our afflicted readers will certainly
never have better opportunity to
test highly recommended treatment
for heart disease especially when com
plicated with headache, dizziness.
neuralgia, weak stomach, nervousness,
sleeplessness, prostration, etc.. which
weakens the heart.
DIR. Miles eighteen different heart
treatments are the result of twenty
five years of laborious investigation
and extensive experience. They are
eminently scientific, and three times
as successful as the usual treatment.
Hundreds of so-called 'tincurable
cases have been cured by this new
system of personal treatment by mail.
A thousand references to and from
bishops, clergymen, physici ans, law
yers, farmers, etc.. sent upon request
Mr.. G. M. Buck, prominent banke
of FaribaulU, Mimi, was cured afte
six eminent physicians of Chicago AM
elsewhere had failed. Mr.. j. S. Zen
of Indianapolis. state representative o
the New York Life Insurance Co.
was cured after failure of man
physicians.
| JAS. E. Adams, 2714 Magnolia Ave.
Chicago, says: "As a specialist
diseases of the heart, DR.. Miles stand
at the head of his profession. hi
special treatment cured me of heal
disease of fifteen years standing afts
several reputable physicians OF tn
city failed"
Il Mrs. Edward Aikey, Forest Hill
, Pa, writes: "Before taking yor
treatment thought | must die.
has done wonders for me. f"
DR.. Miles has certainly the large
r practice in treating heart diseases
! any physician in the United State
! He has an extensive and able corps
I associate physicians and Investigate
q who assist him in his immense pra
q tice His patients are in every stat
territory. Canada. Mexico, Son
America, Alaska, Africa and Ne
o Zealand He cordially invites t
afflicted to write him.
You may never have another su
opportunity Do not fail to write
SO so worth of free treatment A
dress The DR. Franklin Miles Associ
: ton, 2O1 TO 900 Safe Street. Chical
Please mention Mankato Free Pre-
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-26

Mr.. Wilson did not think that ne
had done so Intentionally.
Mr.. Wilson said that his instruc-
tions to Mr.. Bowen were to bring the
Spauloings If Mrs. Spaulding was
able to come. He was very much sur
prised when he heard talk of settle
ment Under the circumstances he
would refuse to endorse any expense
account for Mr.. Bowen to be returned
to the governor. The warrant had
been issued on proper application on
what seemed to be sufficient grounds.
If Mrs. Spaulding was in the condi-
ton reported by Mr.. Bowen. the lat
ter had done right in leaving them In
Oregon.
Mr.. Wilson said that Mr.. Bowen g
receiving any money at the request OF
Mr.. Spaulding in trust for settlement
was something of which he strongly ais
approved, and he had told Mr.. Bowen
to return the money to Mr.. Spauidlng
or the latter attorney.
Mr.. Wilson said that he had not vel
heard from the attorney general.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-26
MANKATO PEOPLE ABROAD.

We are sorry to inform our readers
that Edmund Shaw, formerly editor
of this paper, is at present no better
in health than when he left this vil-
lage last spring. He had improved so
much by September, he thought him
self strong enough to undertake to
work and secured position in the
cities One weeks work placed him in
worse condition than ever He is
now in California for his health
which he writes is improving.
Clarkfield Advance.
| %
Miss Lizzie knott will leave for bel
home in Mankato, Saturday. to spend
well earned vacation. Miss Knot
has finished three months of her tern
of school and proven herself to be {
very satisfactory teacher. She will alst
visit Minneapolis before returning tt
Odin. -Butterfield Advocate.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-26
CHICKENS WERE DRENCHED
Water Floods the HigIeY & Co. Build'
ina krIday NIGHT.

Water from the receiving sewer at
Front and Cherry streets backed up
Friday night and flooded the basement
of the building at 42S South Front
street. occupied by Higley q Co.,
the commission firm. AS result be-
tween $50 and 300 chickens and q
number of turkeys received ducking
that caused death. About six inches
of water overlooked the basement.
There were q couple of thousand birds
in the apartment. The loss sustained
by Higley & Co. is considerable.
The firm will put in claim to the
city.
II would seem that the city should
see to it that manholes and sewer
n;nes are NOT allowed to clog. An oc-
casional flushing of the sewer would
be the means of preventing just such
occurrences as that referred to above.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-26
A BREATHING SPELL.

If the consumptive could
only keep from getting worse
it would be some encourage
ment.
SCOTS Emulsion at least
gives tired nature a breathing
spell. The nourishment and
strength obtained from SCOTS
Emulsion are a great relief to
the exhausted system.
This treatment alone often
enables the consumptive to
gather force enough to throw
off the disease altogether.
SCOTS Emulsion brings
strength to the lungs and flesh
10 the body.
Send for Free Sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists, 400 Pearl St.. n. Y.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-26
SUIT FOR SUPPORT.
Blue Earth County Man Sued BY Rem
vile County Family.

Engelbert Olson and Anna Olson
have commenced suit in the district
court of Renville county to recover
81, $50 from Ole Andengaarde of Blue
Earth county, for the care and support
of minor child of the defendant by
the plaintiffs for twelve years. A.
V. Rieke of Fairfax is the plaintiffs
attorney, and Il. L. g. ]. W. Schmitt
will represent the defendant.
The defense will claim that the
plaintiff agreed to adopt the child, and
that the defendant has paid them for
the care of the child more than it Is
worth. The defense will also ask to
have the case transferred to this
county.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-26
WAIT FOR FACTS.
Governor Has Not Acted on Spaulding
Reuuisiti0n.

Gov. Van SAINT Friday took no &C
ton toward an investigation of the use
of the requisition on the governor OF
Washington for William f. Spaulding
and Clarissa Spaulding of Mankato,
who were charged with selling real
estate to which they had no title.
They were not brought back to Min
nesota, and the governor suspects that
the requisition was used merely te
collect a claim. Gov. Van SAINT sai6
Yesterday he was awaiting informa
ton from the county attorney Of Blue
Earth county, before taking definite
action.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-26
p. M. AT BUTTERNUT.

Christian Telgum has been appoint
ed postmaster ct Butternut.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-26
STATES CHRISTMAS DINNER,

Christmas dinner for the state in
situations will include menu OF
is. 600 pounds of turkey, 500 pounds Of
chicken, 2,20O pounds of candies and
1, 800 pounds OF nuts. These supplies
have been contracted for by the state
hoard of control
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-26
STREET RAILWAY.
Hord and Keator Will Soon Come to
Mankato For Business"

City Recorder Williams received a
letter this afternoon from Hord &
Reator of Aurora, ILL.,, asking that q
certified copy of the street railway or,
dinance, as passed with amendments.
be forwarded to them so as to reach
Aurora Monday forenoon. They add
ed that they would be in Mankato
the first of the year "for business. !"
Mr.. Williams expects to get the
copy out in time to reach the firm al
the time stated.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1902-12-26
RURAL MAIL ROUTES.
Several More Are to Be inaugurated
in This County.

The Pioneer Prses Washington COR
respondent sends the following:
Representative McCleary held
conference with Supt. Machen rela-
tive to the establishment of rural free
delivery in the second Minnesota dis
trict. AS result fifteen routes will
be established March 1, as follows
Louisburg, one; Marietta, one; Tyler,
one; Lake Benton, one; Milan, one
Madelia. one; Morgan, one, and Red
wood Falls, two. April 1 the follow.
ing routes will be established in the
second district: Madison Lake, two
Nicollet, two st. Peter, two; Amiret,
one Ballatan, one, and Garvin, two.