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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-10-06

Sick headache, female weakness. or
getting up nights. caused by weak kid
neys, relieved in four or five days You
can use part or the entire bottle as a
test. Now. you don't have to spend even
the 35 cents to find this true, as you can
come twice day and try il free until
Nov 18th. After Nov. 18th CAS-KA
costs 81 per bottle.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1905-10-06
Sedy Appointed Postmaster.

From Saturdays Daily.
Clark w. Sedy has been appointed
postmaster at Westbrook.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-04
House EIialS.

HOUSE bin exempting Arkansas
county from the pfoFislons OF the
stock law
Making an appropriation TO pay
presidential electors
Restoring jurisdiction TO the eoun-
~ court of Trinity. Hntchison, Frank
tin and Titus counties
Appronriating Ss5.800 10 purchase
the Alamo property
Creating the cath district court
Declaring state holiday for June 5 i.
Making il 3 felony 10 steal sheep
and goats.
Increasing corporation franchise
TAX.
Providing for q lien on progeny.
Authorizing counties. cities and IN
dependent school districts 10 invest
their sinking fund
Providing penalty To run a gam
Ing house
Parties 10 venue on suits against
railway corporations.
ExemptluE certain counties from
stock law
Attaching Hockey and Cochran
counties 20 Lubbock for judicial
purposes
Changing time for holding court in
: the 3fHt district
Providing for limitation Ia which
to bring sHii 10 recover lands
Providing for correction of records
ia certain Western counties
Authorizing attorney general to
bring sutt to recover minerals. aud
value os same in certain state lands
Regulating the sale OF cocaine
Eyaftanf5 sra- h1fr4ees fgF fsntg,ea.lE "a
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-04

and not as money making scheme.
A very large guarantee had to be
made before the attraction could be
secured Admission tickets will be
as follows $100, 75e. soc, and Csc
for public school children Seats
will be on sale at Fearis drug store
one week in advance of date OF lee
ture, April H. Trinity University
will attend one hundred strong. that
many seats having already been TAX
en- Ii might be stated that the
usual rates Of admission are T5cs
$500 and $50 b. reducing the
price It Is hoped to have a large at
tendance and thereby benefit more
people II in the city you can't af-
ford 10 miss this lecture.
Should any wish to have seats
checked off before seating plan Is
left at drug store next Monday, this
can be done By phoning superintend-
ent's office at the school building
Those who signed for tickets when
the advance agent WAS here viii have
.their tickets delivered the early part
OF next week.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-04

The following are the dates OF
birth and death. respectively, OF a
few Southern heroes: jefferson
Davis. June g tS0S and December
IS. 1883; Robert r. Lee January 49,
iS01. and October Il. 1895 Albert
Sidney Johnston. February q, 1905
and April g. 1SG2 Joseph f. John
ston. February 2, 1907 and March
ga, 1891, G. r BeaUregard Mas
rs, 1878, and February 20, 1898;
Kirby Smith. April 2S, 1915, and
January so. 1879; Stouewali Jack
son. January 81. 1924, and May 10,
.tSG%,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-04
VETERANS MEET.
Miss Tipnie Smith Elected sponsor
10 the Louisville Reunion.


A regular monthly meeting of Comp
Winnie Davis Was held yesterday af-
ternoon in the city hall. Commander
Fl NJ Rhodus presided. There were
about forty or fifty veterans in at
tendance.
Several communications were read
and filed.
The following committees were
appointed
On death of Mai. G. J. Penn. E.
A. DuBose, ] E. Poindexter, VIM.
Stiles.
On death OF f. 8, Harris: J, F.
Porteffield, J. NJ. Patterson. J B,
Wilson.
Rev. ]. {. Smith and r. F. Owen
were elected honorary members.
The following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year;
r. B. Jackson. commander; Tom
Yates. first lieutenant; w NJ. Schus-
fer. second lieutenant: ]. r. Poin-
dexter third lieutenant; j. F. Porter
field. fourth lieutenant; W. l.. P.
Leigh adjutant and treasurer; J. II.
Hickman, quartermaster j. d.
Carder. commissary; w. ID. Boyd.
surgeon. Rev. n. Giyens, chaplain:
Rev. : c. Smith. assistant chaplain
Miss Tippie Smith, daughter OF
J. +. Smith of this city. was elected
sponsor To the Louisville reunion.
She was instructed to appoint her
own maids of honor
TIE election of delegates 10 the
Louisville reunion was deferred un-
til tf aext mef ting OF the camp.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-04

Yesterday afternoon at t1e home
of a ; Wilson on Builagd Uale'ts
the rNo-ssar-old soa Of Jim Boyd,
who lives GA Capt N y Patrick
farin. was bitten In the face bg q
shepherd dos Mts Boyd is a daugh-
teT of Nr Wilson and she an8 the
ehll3 were visiting there when che
aecideu, occurred Il seems tba{ thc
dog vas iYiug down on the porch
heu fhe little foiloa began playing
with him he turned and snapped
f&e tAild In the face tnfi8etlns a
painfRi wound The child was
broushg 81 the office 81 a i0eai phE
SsCsmm "a have lts faee dressed Me
Wilsan stated that fhe Dog was uof
afflicted wiih rabies hui he pfosseA
81 "a pgf a. end e ~ 0Anine ex.
lsfsnev wsth a damHit harrwled shui
Wan
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-04
senate Bills.

Senate bill granting relief in Ger
tain railway corporations. by extend
Sng time for construction.
Senate bill fixing salary o. stem
ographers of the courts OF civil ap-
peals
Senate bill authorizing justices OF
the supreme court to issue writs Of
hahes corpus
Senate bill providing for motion
Tor new trials in civil cases on &C
count OF conduct Of iury
Senate bill providing for the app
pointment of temporary guardians
Senate bill authorizing corpora
lions 10 organize TO grow rice and
cane
Senate bill requiring corporations
TO make annual reports.
Senate bill TO parole conylcts
Senate bill creating the Lancas-
ter independent school district
Senate bin providing for monthly
meetings OF the boards Of the yari-
GUS asslums.
Senate bill recognizing the 2Tth,
esd and 35th judicial districts.
Senate bill creating the Ballinger
independent school district.
Senate bill preventing roping con-
tests
Senate bin increasing the salary of
the board OF pardon advisors.
Senate bin exempting certain coun-
ties from the hide and animal law.
Senate bin authorizing corpora
tions 70 incorporate for two or more
purposes.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-04

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-04

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-04
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-04

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-04

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-04

At the meeting yesterday afternoon
lat O'Clock Of the building commit
tee of the Methodist church the con
tract for the erection OF the new
building was awarded 70 3 r. Sar-
gent ol Ennis The contract price
cannot be given until after the con
tractor makes the bond required of
him Nor8 IS 20 begin on the build
ing as soon as the committee APP
proves Mf Sargents bond. auG the
ediflce ta ta be completed within a.&
months The building viii be =
hrick Veueered structure.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-04

Separate bin prosiiins fop toad
laws fer the following counties A.
cher. Cherokee smith henderson
Colorado Rains Comai GuRdAlsnt
Hee Jackson Caldwell GFlmea
Hays tsliii8pl~ Aooa jefferson
Maverick Comanehe. Lamar aud
Titus
Charters for Paris Aasair, Hons
tuu. Aarshxsl and sherman
Alaa Texas and >ew OritAn8 ssg-
feaA9lam BAH
Nans resolutions have teen PASSED
NK tnfh houses
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-04-04
RECORD OF NEW LAWS
List of Bills Passed By The Legislature
al Austin.

The legislature has teen in session
at tustin nearly three months. and
the following is the net results Of
IT'S labors up TO date in the WY of
bills that have reached the office of
the secretary Of state:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16
SLIGHT CLUE IN
 MURDER MYSTERY
Cuff Buttons May Establish IdGRtity-.-TWO Other
 COFOlef'S Gases

Undertaken Hubbard yesterday an nounced that he had recovered from the body of the unknown man found in prospect hole near Naco a pair of link cuff, buttons. One of these car ries the chad of an eagle and the other that of a lion. But for the slight clues these buttons represent there is abso- lUtely nothing retained which could af ford any trace to the identity of the man. The body and clothing were ln such terrible condition as to make il impossible to gather any marks of Identification from them.
 The jury in Coroner Murphy's Court yesterday brought in a verdict of death in the case of s. Sedeno from over-in dulgence in alcoholic stimulants. Sc demo was the Mexican who died sud denly on Chihuahua Hill Thursday while in the act of taking a drink of whiskey.
 A jury before Soroner Hogan at Low ell yesterday brought in a verdict of death from heart failure in the case of Francisco Valenzuela, a Mexican wOm an. DT. Godfrey had been called to see her several hours before her death She was suffering heart troubles in duced by over-stimulation. He gave her relief, but later she renewed drink ing with fatal result
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.

George Samuels' Attractions will be seen here Sunday, Monday and Tues day in two new plays. The players have made elaborate preparations so that the new offerings will far exceed anything ever offered before by them. As usual. all new scenery and effects will be shown. The Great ConspiTa- cy," the drama of the opening night. has to do with the adventures of a young farmer of Ohio, and traces through thrilling scenes and exciting climax his life from the discovery of oil to the close, when he comes into his own. A beautiful love story is in terwoven in the plot
 "A Wise Woman" that effervesces with the best of comedy, is the second nights play. It is played by the com plete company, fifteen people in all, and is equal, if not superior. to the Man From Mexico"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16
WEALTHY MANS BODY
 SENT TO HIS HOME
F. R. BOrgansOn, Who Died at Johnson House, Worth
 Over S2OO,

The body of F. R. Borgeson, who died at the Johnson House in this city on Thursday of last week, was yesterday shipped by Undertaken Hub bard to Bellingham, Wash, the late home of the deceased. Accompanying the remains back was E. Korsboen. a brotherinlaw of the dead man. MT. KorsbOen arrived here early in the week in response to telegraphic ad- vices of the death of his relative, and after identifying the body was given it's possession for return to the widow and three children who survive in Belling- ham.
 Following the death of MT. Borgeson here. his place of residence was ascer- tained through papers on his person, and inquiry made of the Washington town developed the fact that the de ceased was one of it's most prominent citizens. IL was also later ascertained that there was SS,500 on deposit to his credit at the Miners & Merchants bank i n httscii emf emf vbg vbgkqje bank in this city. In his home city MT. BorgeSon was rated to be worth in excess of S2O0, 900, he having consider able property interests beside large cash sums on deposit in bank.
 The deceased had been in the city only four days when his death occurred from pneumonia, which caused him to take ohis bed shortly after his arriv- al here. He was a man of powerful build. weighing 240 pounds, and when the dread affliction fastened upon him it made rapid inroads. He had come 10 the city with some expectation of To- eating, having for some time felt that the climate of Washington was not suited to his health, though he appear ed in robust condition.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16
RUBBERs?
No. we have no more, but

No. we have no more, but FOR HEAVY SOLED SHOES WITH
 SOFT UPPERS, CALF OR KID. In our High-cIass A. E. KETTLE TON we have. A LIGHT VELOUR cALFskIN SHOE with a HEAVY DOUBLE SOLE.
 AS GOOD AS CAN BE PUT TO. eETHER, $500.
 Then the SAME AS ABOVE, KID LINED $500.
 Also a PLAIN TOE, SOFT HEATH. ER with DOUBLE SOLE THROUGH TO THE HEEL, $5.50.
 Many styles in the "NETTLETON" with heavy sole and CALF or KID stock, $500 and $5.50.
 Our "NETTLETON" Kid shoes are not Vici that peel badly, and the velour calf do not peel up at all, but are the very best stock to be had. Ever wear the "NETTLETON" GEN .TLEMAN'S SHOE7
 Our "SELz ROYAL BLUE" with their SOLE OF HONOR" WILL MAKE YOUR FEET GLAD. Single and double soIes in Calf or Kid stock, s3.50 and s4.00.
 Waterproof "ViscaIized" working shoes. California tan at $3.50 and S4O0. A good unlined working shoe. (Men only, and the best.)
 SCHWARTZ BROS,
 Main St.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16
GYMNASIUM GOES
 OVER TO r NJ. L. A
Meeting Tonight at Which Plans for Future Will
 be Determined

The Bisbee Gymnasium Club build ing and equipment was yesterday for mally transferred by long time lease at nominal sum to the Y. M. C. A. To night at the Gymnasium building a meeting will be held of the club mem bers at which full explanation of the transaction will be made and plans for the future set forth. Notices of this meeting were yesterday mailed to the club members along with urgent re- quest that they be present this even ing.
 Manager Pollard remains with the Gymnasium in the official capacity he has held the last couple of months. At the meeting tonight the statement of the present situation and the plans en- tertained for the future will fall to him. He will go into this explanation thoroughly, and expects that it will meet with the endorsement of the club members. No radical changes are proposed under the new management. Things will go along at the Gymna- sium very much as before in the mat ter of conduct in a general way. All games will be closed on Sundays, but the reading, smoking and bath rooms will continue open to members as in the past The regular Y. NJ. c. A. Sunday afternoon services of religious character, which have accomplished much good in other parts of the coun- try, and which are generally conceded 10 be meritorious, will become the feature of that day in the gymnasium life.
 It is understood that no change will be made in membership dues that have heretofore prevailed for the stablish- ment. unless there should be some re- quest in that direction tonight. 9th erwise the membership dues will re- main at S5 per quarter, payable in ad- vance. Athletic classes are to be i'm mediately organized, and this character of work will, during the balance of the season. receive vigorous attention and support from the management. Af- ter the club members and the manage ment have talked matters over tonight it is expected that further outline Of steps determined upon can be given out
 Edwin Kettle, secretary. of the Y. NJ. c. A. at Douglas. will be present this evening at the Gymnasium Club Members meeting, and will give an outline on the work now being done by the Y. NJ. A. throughout the coun- try. He will also remain overnight, and address the mems meeting at 1 o'clock Sunday, in the Gymnasium.
 The Camera Club announces a new set of slides received from the inter- change, and they will be shown to the public Tuesday, December 19, in the Gymnasium at p. m.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16
FRIENDS FEEL ALARM
 ABOUT MISSING MEN
No Word From J.G.PritChard And Vim. Hagen in
 Over Two Weeks

Unless there is word received in tine city in the next day or two announc, ing the safety of J. c. Pritchard and Wm. Hagen in Sonora, a party will leave the city to determine what has become of them. The silence that has prevailed for over two weeks concern ing their whereabouts has occasioned decided alarm.
 The last word from Messrs. Pritch. ard and Hagen was received by Fred Hagen in this city two weeks agon on Thursday. This word was in the form of a letter from MT. Pritchard, in which he said they had reached Arizpe, forty miles from the San Francisco mine, whither they were bound. They had been detained on the trip by floods, the latter causing the wreck of their outfit at ranch fifteen miles this side of Arizpe. Mir Pritchard stated in- lention of taking burro train and go ing back for the wrecked outfit, which he thought he could get to AriZpe and speedily repair so as to be able to con Iinue the trip to the mine. Since this letter absolutely no word has been received directly or indirectly from Mr. Pritchard, Mir. Hagen or any one else who would have known means of telling of their situation.
 Floods are known to have been prey. alent in the Arizpe district for the last several weeks, and are known to have worked great damage. Mails have un- dOubtedly been delayed, but it does not seem possible that a time of over two weeks should pass without word from some one in Mexico connected with the San Francisco regarding the welfare of these Bisbee gentlemen, who are either at the mine or due there. Ordinarily the time between Arizpe and Cananea is two days. The trip of forty miles from Arizpe to the mine is ordinarily made in one day. It is felt here that the time that has been passed without word from the travellers can only be accounted for on the strength of new delays they have suffered after reaching Arizpe, and the hope now is that the delay has rot been from serious physical causes.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16
DEATH FROM PNEUMONIA.

Mrs. Addie Mccarthy, wife of R. E. Mccarthy, a well known emplOye of the Junction, died at her home at Bak' ersville about noon yesterday after a comparatively brief illness with pneu- monia The funeral will occur Mon day afternoon at o'clock from her late home.
 Beside her husband, three children survive the deceased. They are Mrs Dr. C. Fl. Woods, of Reno, Nevada; A D. Fair. of Cripple Creek, Col, and Charles A. Fair. of this city. The children resident outside the city were notified of their mothers death yester- day, and are expected to reach here in time to attend the funeral. The deceased was 46 years fage.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16
FOR SALE AT COPPER QUEEN STORE.

Professor E. Benjamin Andrews de- clares that football breeds kindness and restraint. This opinion is start, ling enough to make pretty good advertisement for the Nebraska pro lessor.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16

From the unanimity with which Washington insists that the 'Isle of Pines" belongs to Cuba, it must be a bum place, or else we have an ad- ministration full of islands" just at present
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16

Lost Finger-W. J. White is suffer ing as the result of amputation of the third finger of his right hand. The member became caught in a saw at the mill of the Spray mine while he was showing a block from the teeth of the saw. On examination the flesh was found so terribly torn and the bone so injureed that amputation of the mem Der was necessary.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16

'Let us go forward" said Speaker Cannon. in addressing the Republican caucus. That sounds encouraging, but if the tariff revisionists call upon him for speech. he will probably exclaim, Let us stand pat"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16

Representative Payne's measure to temporarily provide revenue for the Filipinos" looks like a discrimination against some of us who need that kind of relief as much as any Filipino.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16

Case Dismissed-On motion of As sistant District Attorney Flanigan the case of Sam Somerfield, charged with forgery at the Copper Queen store in the sum of $40, was yesterday dis. missed from the court of Justice Mur' phy. It was stated that evidence suf- ficent to convict was lacking.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16

Ribs Broken-Max Lambert, employ ed at the L. S. & P, yesterday suffer ed two broken ribs on his right side. Mir. Lambert was engaged at work on a scaffOld on the 1000 level adjusting some pipes when timbers beneath his feet slipped with the result told.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16
CHICAGO PAPERS.

Chicago Tribune, Chicago Record Herald and Daily News for sale at Rinehart's Drug Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16

Hand-painted Chinaware. The New Racket Store, Brewery Gulch, oppo- site Secondhand Store.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16

Stationery, hardware. notions, toys. The New Racket Store, No. IS, Brew cry Gulch.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-16
DENVER PAPERS.

Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post for sale at Rinehart's Drug Store.