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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-09-01
AN ALLIGATOR STORY.
IT Any One Doubts he Can Examine
the Carcass.
(Pender Chronicle

This is no fish story: Mr.. John r.
Bannerman. who is we'll known to
most of our readers. killed an alliga-
tor a few days ago at Bannerman's
Bridge, on Northeast F,iver, which
was 10 feet 3 inches long and
weighed 1853 pounds. 1t had eaten
nine porkers for him end had just
attacked 365 pound SOW. Her
agonizing squeals attracted his at
tentiop. and when he reached her
she was found to have only three legs.
the left ham having been Knocked
completely off by the tail of the
'~ator Anyone doubling this can
ride down there and see his carcass.
Diphtheria. sore throat, Group. In
slant relief. permanent cure. DR..
Thomas Electric Oil. At any drug
store.
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Iopening. Highest. Closing. Lowest.

Cash quota ions were as follows
Flour e4dy, winter patent 5000. 80
straights S@4l0 sprng .5 paen "a 100, too5 ~
2 .05al 10, No. 3S0aO. s, No. 2red, 77N@N, corr
No.2, 544 No. .eloS -, Oats No.2 81, No
white 27A@;;-,, No. white 2'1Gg2 rys, No;
choice mailing 43@i7, flax eed No. | 0
seed sec; ae5, 0i mess pork i ;es Dbl l5ss@i5a
0oos -staS.N, dry sailed shoulders fhoxed
800, short clear sides (boxedl 8.S71a@9l2
whsikey basis of high Trade wines q, clover
cont act grade l.73.
New York Provisions.
New York, Ana. @l.-Flour steady, winter
PATENTS si.25@si75, MINNESOTA ps tents 81. g. g g
Rye flour steady, fair to good, S3.50@Si.0C
choice TO fancy 4.GGcaSi.9O
Buckwheat flour nominal S200GS2.l0.
Corn meal firm, yellow coarse, l.3O@l.3O,
Rye easy, No. Z Western e315.
Barley d"ll, feeding AZ, mailing pats.
Wheit easy, No. red S31a May SSia,
Corn easy, No.2 co., elevator ..., Selt 59H.
Oats easy, mixed 2'@2'K.
Beef quiet, family 1l.509l2.00. packet L .O0@
Cut meats steady, dickled tellies 9@ll,
picked shoulders 7c37%, picked hams llOi d.
Lard firm, western steamed, go, redned
1850, mess 15.73@l6..
Tallow >tead>, Is: per pkg AZ, ountry do
ES
Rosn strained common to good $780,
Turpe tine easy 62M@63Z
Rice nrm, domestic fair to extra, 3M@5R.
Nj lasses steady, New Orleans open Aettte
good t. chO ce 2t(ds3i.
Coffee spot rio steady, NO. invoice ga, MID
quiet, cordava 0@l3
sugar raw steady, iair refining 3h, cent
trffugal 81 test 4 noiasses sugar Is
refined ste tdy. confectioper's A.J.l5, mold
56i cut loaf &c. crushed 6 %. powdered SIG
granulated 40 cubes 81.
Butter strong creamery common TO extra.
2l92lE. state nairy 20 western factory i,g laSa
ored fancy J0M. small white fancy; 10Y
Eggs steady Western best 2 90. stat.
aud Penn. uesrhy fancy selecifn ~n'ta p rs
Potatoes weak, Long Island. l.5O@l.7i Jer-
soy I.5O 10 So .......-. Jersey sweets .50@l d
south l.oOai.s7 d'ycllow / 5 @,2.l2.
Peanuts, quiet; fancy nan"'i"cked oM@M
Cs,hhare firm. Wakefield per i00 10000
fiat Dutch i.00@5.0O nharby .75G 90.
CotLon W steam To LiveIpooi AZ 90
Cotton seed on market WAS steady
crude I. O. b. mills 23d4 prime summer yellow
30X0.... of summer yellow nominal. prime
white zig 3,prlme wiuler yellow 6!qGd3.
Baltimore Provisions.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 81 Flour quiet; wintt
patents 20 81 Aspiring patents o-voao 81 xtrS
Wbea, W ak, spot contract79}4@5 SPOT No :,
rcd western ni$4@S2, Aug. S01., southern bJ
sample 80 as
Corn weak spot and August 59@h asked
Southern white corn '00D62%.
Oats frmer No. VIM. 30. No. 3, 2734(do8
Rye dull sass.
Butter steady, fancy imitation i9a20. d,
creamery pa % do ladle io@l7. store packed
li@.a.
Eggs firm 20
Cheese steady. large li1a small no.. mt
dium ..,.
Sugar steady. coarse granulated is. fine 6.ij
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Other Cotton Markets.
Raleigh Spot Cotton.

Receipts yesterday ....49 bales
Prices yesterday s. 10 5000 1916
Receipts year ago yesterday ;. 0 bales
Prices same date 10 1901 is
Receipts this season ..19,44S bales
Last year same date ..14.514 bales
Quotations by grades: Good mid
ding, 10 1916 cents; good middling
10 11-16 cents; strict middling, % 3-4
cents; middling. 10 1-2 cents; tinges
and stains, 8 1000 IA cents.
There were three bales of new cotton
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Naya; Stores.

wilmington, Aug. 81 -Turponune ste idy, J'H :,
sceipts 100 cashs
Rosin firm, 3 l7h rece pts 5ol opls.
,ar trp,, tBI. eceipts OBJ UbIs
y Crude firL., ,0lC00i..5. receipts 80 oDp
,harleston. Aug. 81. Turpentine steady. .~,
sales m casks; Rosln
Savannah. Aug. 3l-Turpentine steady .G0M
ecelpts loy sales 60a, exports 249
Rosn-trm, receipts 2340; sales LIZA, ex-
Qmots A, B. @. $3.50. D 3 600, F. 895,
r 405@. ....,. g 4l00 -. II 4.l5@.".~ | 70 n
L2o M430,N 40 we 1850, Wv 90
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DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE

Brooklyn Transit, 3S,100; Car/Ean
Pacific 1900; Chesapeake & OHIO 2,
400; Erie 113. 500; Chicago, milwaukee,
& st. Paul, 29,500; Rock Island, 49,
700; Southern Railway, 10000; South
ern Railway preferred, 500; Tennessee
Coal e. Iron, 1880; Union Pacif1c,
1850; United States Steel, III, 300:
United States Steel preferred 46,100;
Virginia Carolina Chemical 200.
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we Make The Limit Sixty Days.

The Iron Mountain Route has now
on sale very low rate tickets to Hot
Springs, Ark. Tickets can be bought
on certain days during July, August
and September at one fare. plus two
dollars. for the round trip. Write for
literature descriptive of hotels. etc.
l. E. REHLANDER,
Travelling Passenger Agent,
7-17-2aWtf Chattanooga. Tenn.
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4or oNE-FoURTH OF BOND ISSUE
(Chatham Record.)

One of our old Fusion county Off
3ers presented for payment recently
county orders to the amount of S.,
t96.17. Right nice little sum to be
)aid one man wasn't it? The idea of
me man getting one-fourth of the en-
ire proceeds of our recent bond is
jue of $4,000.
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New York Money.

New York. Aug. 81 p. m.-Money on call
firm and higher za2H, ruling rate. last ,oap -.
;lo.ing bid ~, oTfere" AZ ~ 80, time 'oalis
vas rmer III dave A@H. days 314@%, six
months ,@4I. prime merc'tile paper "a 41N
;terling eACnans. firm VII, ac,us h:.s.nesH
n bank ere bills al is6 81 40o.40 fol demand,
nd at 1 4iO ......... for III da, bills posted
.ales .s5Dd 1917 .Cm bills H43s o., mar
live, 6OlL +, an A0laYk 6 Government
bonds firm. Railroad bonds weak
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Grain and Provisions

Chicago. Aug. 31.--Wet weather de-
lay in harvesting in the Northwest was
chiefly accountable for firm close in
the wheat market today. Final quota
tons on the September option showed
a gain of 3-Sc. Corn is off lie; oats
are practically unchanged. Provisions
are up 5@15c.
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Their Salvation with Them
selves.

nous or vegetable decay in the soil,
furnishing food for these bacteria
may be readily seen. There
is another form of these
minute plants which depend
upon living matter in the soil. To
this class belong the bacteria which
live upon the roots of clover, peas and
other legume plants. They are nj
trate ferments. which oxdize the nj
trogen gas in the soil and form nj
trates which the clover and peas can
take up at once and in this way make
much more valuable matter to decay
in the soil fer the use of other forms.
These forms being on the roots of
peas and clover, enable peas and clover
to take uD at once nitrate forms so
they are again in the shape of or
ganic matter which must go through
the process of decay and notification
Hence they can be carried over to
benefit the crops of the succeeding
year, with crops grown through
these legume have too high a feed
bury the whole as manure. be-
cause of feeding it and saving the
manure he can recover over rs per
cent of the manurial value
In conclusion Prof. Massey rave an
account of the legume best to use, in
Guiding COW peas, harry betch clover
and alfalfa. He paid his respect to
the fellows in the Nationa! Depart
ment of Agriculture for getting out
pamphlets and bulletins. At
the Edgecombe farm. in this State,
he said that an important discovery
was made, being that the seed of the
burr clover would inoculate the soil
for alfalfa following it.
Program Today.
At six o'clock this morning a tramp
will be taken over the college expert
mental farms, by the members of the
convention.
The general meeting will commence
at 10 o'clock when general discus
sion of the practical questions of the
farm will be taken up. An interest
ing program has been arranged for
this session.
Dinner.
2 p. Mobilization of Agricultural
Bui.Jing.
a special program has been ar
ranged Cor this session. Hon. Harvie
Jordan, secretary of the Southern Cot
ton Growers Association, will be pres
ent and give an address.
After the completion of the dedica-
tory exc 'ses, a barbecue will be
served In the main hall. This will
be one of the delightful social fea-
lures of the convention.
Tonight. s p. m.-Labor and Immi-
grafton. Hon. f.. j. Watson, Secretary
of Agriculture and immigration, Co
lumbia. S. G.
Discussion will be led by Hon. T.
x. Bruner, of Raleigh.
Farm Machinery and Tool, Hon. r.
p. Hayes. Asheville, n. G.
Discussion.
Broiler Raising, Prof. J. F. Jeffrey.
Department. Meetings.
10 a. m.-Dairying, G. G. Moore,
chairman, Charlotte, n. &.
Dairying Outlook. Chairman Moore.
Butter Making, Prof. j. c. Kendall.
Feeding Dairy Cows, Prof. G. w.
Burkett.
Dairy Farming, Rom. H. Cover,
Clinton, ~. G.
WOman'S Section.
Mrs. F. l.. Stevens, chairman.
The program of the woman's sec
ton contains practical discussions of
problems to do with the home. While
the men of the farm are discussing
practical questions as concerning them
xx-ah nnf
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Confidence in yourself is half the
Battle of life-and fooling people is
the other half
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here yesterday and the prices paid
were from 10 1000 Ia cents 81
pound
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ness August 25, 1905.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts :. .$493, 36O.26
Overdrafts, secured, and
unsecured ...... 4,S11.62
All other stocks, bonds and
mortgages ....... 10000
Banking houses, and furni-
ture and fixtures $3.50. 18,702.4S
Demand loans ......... ~, 5lo.3
Due from banks and bank
ers 155,33O.32
Cash items .. 3,0S9.S3
Gold coin ..... 10,265.00
Silver coin, including all
minor coin currency 80. 4,130.61
other r.. s. Notes 39,976.O0
Total $7S0,229.43
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in cash 500, 10000
Surplus fund earned 80. 100000
Undivided profits, less cur
rent expenses and taxes
paid 27,523.62
Deposits subject to check 567,475.14
Due to banks and bankers. 34,533.59
Cashiers checks outstand-
ing o5f.Vo
Total ,229.43
State of North Carolina,
County of Wake, IS:
l, B. S. German, Cashier of the
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
b. s. JERMAN, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 10th day of August 1905.
A. z. BAUMANN,
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest
ALE. A. THOMPSON,
THOS. H. BRIGGS,
j. ]. THOMAS,
ASHLEY HORNE,
JAMES f. SHEPHERD,
4 Directors.
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s. A. stocks and Bonds.

Bait more Aug. 81, "a. ~ common .......-..
asked. do PREFER ID, 4 q bid.
b nds
A. 4. l.. common D......m sferreu
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WOnan's Section.

Mrs f. l.. Stevens, chairman.
The program of the woman's sec
ton contains practical discussions of
problems to do with the home. While
the men of the farm are discussing
practical questions as concerning them
the women of the home will meet in
another meeting room and discuss
such questions as concern the home.
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Cor. Wilmington
and Martin.

it will entitle you to one months tut
ton free in any department for DAY
or NIGHT SESSION. May quit at
end of month if you desire. If you
have attended another Business Col
lege, we WILL we think, convince you
that thirty days study of Bookkeeping
with us is equal to sixty days else
where, and that we give superior adj
vantages in Shorthand, etc. Tuition
will cost you nothing while investl-
eating. Call or write for Catalogue.
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Liverpool.

liverpool, August 81, p. m.-Spot cot
ion in modeI at demand. Prices steady.
american midoling fair, 81. good mid
ling d. ., mldd ing $50 low middllnS 81, GOOD
ordinary D. S. ordin+ nv so The sale, If the cay
were 5000 of which 200 we're for peculat ION
and eA p ri and included 800 American. Re-
ceips $500 bales. all American.
Futures OIened aud clio e / Stoe dy.
a
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Department Meetings.

10 a. m.-Dairying, c.. c. Moore,
Charlotte, n. &.
Dairying Outlook, Chairman Moore.
Butter Making, Prof. j. c. Kendall.
Feeding Dairy Cows, Prof. G. w.
Burkett.
Dairy Farming, Rom. H. Cover,
-. G..
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Report Of the Condition of
THE COMMERCIAL AND FARMERS
BANK,

At Raleigh. N. c.. at the Close of bust
ness August 25, 1905.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-09-22
CAN'T SCARE EN- OUT.
North and South Road Promoters Are
Not frightened.

From Mondays Daily.
Reports from southern Minnesota,
where the new North and South rail
road is building new line from AL
bert Lea to Mankato and which it is
expected to eventually build to St.
Cloud and Duluth. are that the promo
tiers of the new road are pushing the
work with great vigor in spite of the
Milwaukee's threat to parallel part
of the new line, says The st. Cloud
Journal Press. Grading is completed al
most to Cream, a point within eighteen
miles of Mankato. Hugh Evans of this
city. president of the st. Cloud Grocery
company, who is familiar with the coun-
try being covered by the new line, says
that the contractors are doing wonders
in overcoming natural difficulties in the
speed with which they are building the
new line.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-09-22
CROWD WAS AT THE FAIR.
Garden City Show Was Well Attended
Yesterday; Today's Doings.

from SATURDAY daily.
About $500 people were at the coun-
ty fair yesterday, many from Mankato
being in the crowd. 1t was an ideal day
for an outing, the weather being first
class until along toward evening when
rain fell, but not enough to dampen the
ardor of those who were in quest of
amusement.
The fruit displayed at the fair is al
ways good and the live stock exhibit is
commendable. A large number of the
people on the ground spent most of
their time watching the takers who We're
doing land office business, and one of
these gentry is said to have accumulat-
ed roll that any man might envy, even
if it was tainted" The merry 90 round
was well patronized
The foot ball game between Mapleton
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-09-22
new OFFICERS CHOSEN
JAY HUBBARD SUCCEEDS TO 20 l.
TON OF HIS FATHER,
George N. Palmer Is Elected Secretary
OF 0.e CT nCeri and Treas
urer OF the 0htr.
From Saturdays Daily

From Saturdays Daily.
At a special meeting of the directors
of the Hubbard Milling company, held
this week. Jay Hubbard was elected
president of the company to succeed
George NJ Palmer was electeu secretary
and treasurer to succeed jay Hubbard.
who had been holding these offices. ".
E. Pearce retains his position of man
ager the same as in the past.
A special meeting of the directors of
the Hubbard & Palmer company was
also held. and Jay Hubbard was elect
ed president to fill the vacancy caused
by his fathers death, and Mr.. Palmer
was elected treasurer to fill the place
left vacant by the transfer of Jay Hub
bard.
Mr. Palmer was connected with the
management of the mill from its con-
structon in 1897 until about two years
ago. when he retired. He was also the
instigator and one of the organizers of
the Hubbard & Palmer company. He
understands the milling and elevator
business as few men in the northwest
do, and his return at this time to the
two organiza tions with which he was so
general approval. Mr.. Palmer will de-
vote his entire time, practically. to the
affairs of these two positions and to as
sisting in closing up the estate of the
late X. ID. Hubbard.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-09-22
STATE GROWING RICHER
PERSONAL PRO 'ERIY VALUATION
is 100000 HIGHER.
State Board Will Probably Add 10
These figures; What The
Figures Show.

From Mondays Daily.
According to the returns from the
county boards of equalization now in
the hands of the state board, the as
sessed valuation of personal property in
the state has increased nearly $9,OO0O0O
during the year. The valuation in 1904
was $l49,6S4.lSl and the returns for
1905 show $685. ,4l6. As more in
creases than decreases are made by the
board, the increase for the year will be
greater than the present figures show.
The board is about half through with
its work, having finished most of the
items of cattle, farm machinery and
household goods. Manufacturers and
dealers goods, bank and other stocks
and credits still remain to be considered
The item of street cars was passed
over by the board. The returns show
a total of sol cars, valued at 81 46l sos
as compared with GA cars last year
valued at 81 ,OO7 ,O34. Winona and Lin
coin counties have each one car, Carl
ton seven, Stearns eight, st. Louis 23l
and the Twin City Rapid Transit COM
pany 553 Of these a valuation of 1862
300 is returned for Hennepin county,
$475, 22O for Ramsey and $4,000 for
Washington
The returns show a considerable fall
ing off in the values of household fur
niture of different kinds. For furniture
and wearing apparel there is a decrease
from Sl7,77l 259 last year to $l3,925, 3l3
this year. Gold and silverware shows a
decrease of nearly third, the valuation
last year being $272,956 and this year
$lS4,5l7. Diamonds and jewelry also
show decrease, the returns being $24l, :
SCI as compared with $379,473 last year.
Office furniture, on the other hand,
shows an increase from $l,262, l9S last
year to 81 ,443, 1872 in 1905.
Threshing machinery has increased
during the year. The return this year
is 81 .45l $50 and the valuation last year
was $l,3S4,l24. Other agricultural tools
show decrease. $4,54S246 this year as
against 1922 662 a year ago.
The assessors this year have succeed
ed in finding nearly 5000 more dogs
than year AGO The returns this year
show 1875 valued at G569,4S7 The
increase in number must have reduced
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BARN STRUCK.
Queer Freak of Lightning on Fuller
Street Last Night.

From Mondays Daily.
A heavy thunderstorm burst upon the
city last night, accompanied by down
pours of rain. The lightning was ter
rife for short time, and sounded like
the bombardment of Port Arthur
Gilbert Johnson's barn at lis Fuller
street was struck by lightning. The cleo
trio fluid struck the roof. passed down
through the second story floor and then
passed out the side of the building.
Some stovepipe had been put away for
the summer, wrapped in paper. One of
the pieces was melted and the paper
burned, but the barn did not take fire,
although door was open and there was
plenty of draught. A small hole was
burned through the floor.
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the value, for the ll0.2S2 dogs a year
ago were valued at $574,322.
The value of patent rights, annuities,
franchises and royalties has increased
nearly tenfold during the year. The
valuation year ago was $2S,040 as
against $2OS, 500 this year. Water craft
of all kinds are valued this year at
$lS7 500, an increase Of about $4,000.
Wholesale stock has fallen off, there be-
ing last year So ,lS2, 002 and this year
only $7,769,OOO.
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EARNED IN MINNESOTA.
Northwestern Road Makes Report to
the Warehouse Commission.

TIVIH
company has made its annual statement
of gross earnings and expenditures to
The gross earnings for the entire road
for the year ending with July were $751;
745.273.l7. The expenditures for opera
ton were $36.56l .234.S3. making the net
earnings $l9.lS4,O40.34. The gross earn
ings for Minnesota were $2.s43.4lI.4S.
the operating expenses $3.50. 81 80 and
the net income $653,569.59.
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PICKPOCKETS WERE BUSY.
Over $1,000 Secured BY dips" Dur
ina the Winonr Street Fair.

Winona, Sept. ls.-It is estimated
that over 81 900 was secured by pick
pockets in. Winona during the street
fair which came to close here Sat
urday. Not a day has passed but the
police department was notified of thefts
of this character of pocketbooks con
tanning from a few dollars to 500,
and not a few watches are also reported
missing. A few of the watches have
been returned but not a single pick
pocket has been apprehended.
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A. f. CLARK,
A. r. PAU, JR,
HI. L. SCHMITT.
Nr T CryyEDkNC
NJ. J. SEVERANCE

A. R. Pfau, ST., remarked that there
was little more that could be said than
the memorial contained When he had
located in Mankato in 1869 Mr.. Barney
was about the first man with whom he
had became acquainted. and friend.
ship had sprung up between them that
had lasted up, to Mr.. Barney's death Mr..
Pau was overcame by emotion and was
unable to proceed. Il cannot speak on
this occasion as wish might" he said
brokenly. and took his seat.
Judge Cray said that his association
with Mr.. Barney as a lawyer had not
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and Good Thunder and Lake Crystal
was won by Mapleton.
This afternoon W. A. Funk of Man
kato delivered an address, the Garden
City and Lake Crystal base ball teams
played a game, and there were other in
tcresting features.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-09-22
Missed His Bike

From Mondays Daily.
w. X. Crandall reported to the police
Saturday evening that his bicycle had
been stolen from near the case building.
He had gone to see the California car
and SO the machine against the build
ing When he got hack it was gone.
1t was Blue Yale, No. S3,3O4
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loci Heatwole Suggested.

The latest name mentioned in con-
nection with the office of public printer
is Joel p. Heatwole of Mortified. 1t is
said that Heatwole is strongly en-
dorsed for the place.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-09-22

When you 90 to your grocer for laun
dry soap. remember to ask for and in
sist on getting Swift's Pride Soap. None
SO good-so pure-so economical