The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1904-12-30
BRIEFLY TOLD

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William Wright of Webster, n. d.,
is visiting friends and relatives in the
city for month.
| Our whole stock will be sacrificed and
sold regardless of cost. We must raise
this $4,000. Cali at Henry E. Hance.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Davies will enter
tain at six o'clock dinner this eve
ming in honor of Mrs. Wyman of Cedar
Falls.
We must raise $4,000, within TWEEN
ty days. Call in and we will show you
how we are going to do it. Henry f..
Hance.
w. L. Bradshaw and Daniel Williams
will open land office in w. R. Ham
mett's building on Walnut street JAN
lst.
A landslide of bargains such as you
have never before heard of, in clothing
and furnishing goods, at Henry Z.
Hance.
This evening the Knights of Pythias
will have an informal dancing and card
party for the members and their fami-
lies at their hall.
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Miss Rachel Soaring returned yester-
day from Wahpeton, n. d., having been
called home by the illness of her mother,
who resides on Clark street She was de-
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Persons who have not yet paid their
real estate taxes for the current year
will do well to remember that an adj
ditional penalty of five per cent will
be added Jan. lst The unpaid real es-
tate taxes amount to about $4,000.
The Fairmont News states that C. Z.
Rouse of that city has gone to Ohio to
receive his title to fortune left him
by an aunt. His share amounts to
about 10000, of which 700 is in cash
and the balance in real estate.
Three fowls were stolen from Fred
Swan last week, but he has recovered
two of them. One was found in a butch
er shop, where it had been sold by the
thief, and the other was taken back to
his house. The third, rooster, was
killed and eaten.
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a-days. There is no trusting to luck
any more as there was in years gone by.
Why not insure your health which is
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Now there's appendicitis. We are all
afraid of it. Might get it at any time.
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twice week you are absolutely safe
from this disease. And it only costs a
dollar to be safe Better insure and then
you need not worry Buy a bottle to-
day at Seidle Drug Co.'S.
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