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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-28
RICHMOND PRODUCE i, 81, MARKET.

81 FI1oUR-Reccipts continue light and market
tinue ut and ma rket active for all good dry
wheat Damp, onony and samples not wei ell
sold for low prices Do not thrtsh while the
whea u damp and zee that IS VEL cleaned
iOATS-Quiet: receipts liberal RYE-Hecelpts
light and market steady. HAy-7Receip!s con.
quotations for all good gradea OF grades not
Z POTATOES Receipts liberia, and demand
fairly good. f.25 a5|
EGG s-Receipts modera te and market steady
b GTrTER--R light; marke. active a
& Northumberland Of chickens heavy but
the market IS fairly active Recelpty Of osher
VIRGINIA. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS continue light
AMI market active at vsull quotations. = ~
bushels; corn .l62 bushels; oats, Il. eee BUSH
els rye 99S bushels: flour. l.syV barrels; hay;
go tons: millfeed. j 2ls tons. iss 5s
B STOCK IN ELEVATE --Wheat. 1.li2 bush
els; corn. SOS bushels; oats. 1904 bushels
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. kRzlW k6ijlI|k!I;s||''| vs|sB ~

" ONLY 8ALI-RA11y LINE TO NOREoLK.$
Il Leave Byrd 81 Station. Richmond. Dally,
Il IN, In Eject Nay q. 1904 IS Ak 85
FOR NoRFOLK: 10 - y. ~ d 100 sP.Ss A..S
$50 p. y. 3s5t 8
FOR LYNCHBURo. the WEST NJ q M 81! the
soUTHWEsT: q: o6s AZ NJ. Y 10 ;noon, n -
P. NJ # pullman Parlor and Il q 2 sRaE asrs.5
Cafe Dining cars. Trains arriys ta.l ssylsg
Norfolk ii go "a 20 Il. from ~ IT 4 81
Al Nj :o5 y M. no 2 !. y. u
Onics 84a II. Main st3aS B'lyss [. has s
inutes. # sE &
D.yBDV1LL, Sfsss g: n /. EOSLEf..8.
"a 3on. Pass IN Dist. Pass xot,ss
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IHA,LHo,At,s
r s ;s;s: s;!ss

4. rrains Lsave Alettnon - N err tyyatS.
$40 A.5 II. -i3siij; BYRD u. Through "
$40 "A. " .4- Daily Main ct I'll q foa9t,.g
7.D AZ N. -Assk DAys--KlbA Fredstlaa eS 800
$40 A. M.-.1Jsilye wa By. Zhfot y. IS Y vs.
Il :os ,iooh-- week Days Byrd ". rcHea... .
4:0V ~ M.--Week bay yfd 81. ~ NJ
burg ACCOMMODATING Nc fSsl
sos Pl M.--DAiiy-AaihE 81 Thsoteh Fl
s:sop Week Day s1ia fs # 80
s.so 7. M.ssDaIly..Byfd s.. !rhsossh:
Trains Arrive Rlehntot --eoatnyvae -.
s;to a.. week DAys--El Ashiana
s'ao A A, \, n Week 81 yssdsfisla1'
KS: ~ =. y. eDaily byrd ST. Thrcus q.
llso ~ IN M--Week Thtoaeas'
aa q ! Il f'sHl Main 81 rh.ousn; !.
s0 (, M-Week Days .s4s 9!
s AppsIIIyByrd 81 81 4 Ea'SSaa
; ;5o II I, NJ !; # Main 81 Through t.,
XII o,.. Sleeping or Pariof cara ~
,nnra ~ tralns except Trims
iioH, :oo a.. 81. week days and local
e "A .aa
W. ..1 ?. i. DUKE c. ~. Gu LIZ. r. srArLoRt
asst. 70 crest. Conf. suot. Tfnf.l u
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tNAvAt STORES.

w1bAtiNoroN NJ o. .iuly n.-.S 1 7. IT'S =
TtlspEN g, r t et, u y
rels ar~-Firrri Of a. % 50 barre 9.
icr,lde Turpenti Inc Firm nt 8. and A'e9;
AW'adA., July Pitt D.
Frrr, 1T COX S7c: aaes. casks z, p,,,
iso cnsks shipments 2l casks "
sh ls t' tx bnrreis: stocki 6s aO7 barrelss
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

Richmond. I, y /. July }, I, e. y 1921 o, !
continues very quiet withayerySlt!le do!sg. Re;
eeipts light Guls! r SSt
raomnttinues fairly active at unchanged quota
lions; receipts light. IL fss 9a ~, 5t4s
IN otc-Much OF tho tobacco arriving - In 4, q
damaged ana suGn topaGS e se shs
nrder al their tobacco before sending u to
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NEW YORK PRODUCE NiARKEr.

BSEW5si DIRK, July g27.---TLouR-steady;;. y; Rye
Flour-stcndy at 1865. TO- Cornmeal-Flrni.
d" Wheat.spot barely steady: No ?; red, 4 ssKsc.
elevator. Options showed NC. decline TO- .Ac.
net advanse ; ~! ss3sc.; sep
asn u.s. ssya1oS oPttons
december, s5xc. Oats-spot steady; mixed.
= Bset-steady Cut Meats IS teady Lard
Steady; western steamed, prime, $500 refined.
steady. 81 Pork Firm. !, Ia lloW-F'irm city ~
per package). &c.; cpuntry lpackages 4 frce) (:
ina5Hc. petroleun,-frr Rosin-Steady at
siIi16. Turpentine-S steady. I.
RIO firm; Nc. Z !nvoice5 sfpsAc mild 1st eady:
Cordoya. sh G1lRc. F1itureA closed STEADY at
an advance OF 1920 points. sugaE-Raw, firm;
faira refining. sAc.; centrifugal 90 test. 81 q
313-l6c.-; molasses sugar. &c.: refined. steady.
lButter-Firm west tern. factory. l3Gpl7c. Cheese
Steady and unchanged Eggs-Firm and un-
Pota toes eady: southern, per barrel, sl:2sg
300 cabbages Firm; Long Island and New
inuts-Quiet and unchanged,
Cottonseed Oil-Steady with a moderate trade
Prime crude, (. @, b: mills. 26c, new crop :
prime summer yellow, IS We; prime white. 43c.
prime winter yellow, 4Sc. ii 35 5i
" CHICAGO July 27.-Probnbiity OF greatly
Increased receipts OF wheat here Offset To-day
the effect Of bulsh foreign advices and wheat
Der delivery being precisely the Same MS yes;
iterdny. Corn was up 1sdEhc. Oats Swere dowA
ia Ac. n Provisions We're unchanged 70 ~ Ms
lower, &r 80 l{i4 s5ssSsJs
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i LEAF TOBACC MARKET.
Fairly Good Breaks and & M arket
.Very Strong arld Firm. II B

All four OF the warehouses had breaks yes
3terday. The total sales were 8. about a ~. WV
81 sun-cured wrappers going above the Nv en-
iva dollar mark. u q Il
Caroline county. sold his crop q I an average
81 sl75o per- hundred his top match + price
n There will be no more sales until Tuesday
nj
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Tho UNOEntIUnH arc y a A,s1 ri
oimoii Jugs. 4. .s..ssy s. wy ~
1ood IN, y Siss
sllppihg Gaf ~ y iYQ'
Shurt Wrappers I. !V.N " d!W
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
Sa5 BALTIMORE Md. July 27.-Senboard Air
Line common. .7MB29. eaboard Air Line pre-
doing. sti 5 i5 s345
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/. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARKETS
.tprANuT MARKET. |. y

.jls ft1cported 1by Rodgers, Mtuabe & Coz, /,
t'ETE July, M! z. --PljA rsS,u Has
Market }frtn al sHc. tor fancy stock machine
niCIed 4 ~ d, ~ X @ i ,st! III etH
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DnY GOODS MARKET 4. =: !;

4 NEW York, July n. The DIP. Hoods mhr
ket was fairly aetiyS Heavy ". gra sn
moro freely Tor forward delivery The move y,
mert ii raw wool was bet II INC coa s 81
hser write goods were 81. large supplementary
I'd hi Nil
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Virginia centuries-Soo ut 95k 800 at 9sA
STATE SErURITIE:a Ext BID Asked

y
Virginia centures-soo at ssls 800 ut 5s5A
Il STATE sEcUn1TIEa BID. Asked
North Carolina 49, q; 1870; i o., 49,
y a. 81, Old c., and r.. 1882 9t!a PA
Va. Centuries, 80. G. and r.. lssl..f san sSh
RAILROAD BONDS. ~ ,is s
Atlanta and Char. LIST IN. r.. 1877. 100 -. H
&. L.t r. r. Con. TT. y. CT. 80
Z. CTS q e l1et ,5 y -
Georgia.. Southern and Fla 1915, i lo $500
Georgia and Ala. consol IS. 1915 ~. 1V9 ~.
Norfolk and Western Ry. 49, 1896. 100 ...ss
Nor. and West. Ry. Poca. IS. 1871 % ...$
Western ~. e. LIST IS, c., 19l4...... III $500
Scahoard b Air Line IS. 1870. " &...yN
n RAILROAD s HTOCKA Par.
Atlantic Coast Line = 400 l3i
Atlantic Coast Line CON-. ..... 100 l37 ...5E
Chesapeake and Ohio. November 100 IS 800
Norfolk and Weste rms com lW w
RANK "a Nd &TNlJS COMPANY STOCKS.
American MNationnl. Z. 100 lz7H 49,
c.ity 4. 4. ....,.....,.25 ~
Merchant. Nationnl ................ 100 i1b
National Bank ottYirglnia. 100 l3s
Bank OF Richmond lg0 l:3 sg... Eth
p MISCELLANEOUS. @
va Car. Chem. pfd.. p 1890. 100 lo9 ITO "A
Va. Car. Chem. pfd 9 p.5 c...,... 100 los
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and Petersburg Electric Railway

. q =, ~ ve a corner OF Seventh and ParIy
streotss Mnnchester. every hour ION the hon.,S
from last 2! sar ~ m,aassas'
~ - 1cavg Peeraburg, foot OF sycamo!rs
street every hour from e;s6 AZ 70 y ;sS q
Inst cnrll:t0 p M; Limited car ~ -
~ M daily, except Sunday. ".
Al, cars from Petersburg 1Nsoi'
rprs
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CINCINNATI, o., July MISUNDERSTANDING,
Iutdhers and shippera ssS2Mg6; hom sn3n.
hers. Sd 60Sl5 IS: u common, s29ls:50 Sheep
5stcady|nt f2.75G $50 Lambs. 81 q 20 5S ~
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/ Mr.. Massie Here.

Hon. Bland Alassie was at the Capitol
Yesterday to pay his respects 70 Gov 4
crnor Swansea, AS u IA " s. Vi,
Mr.. Ma ssle has just returned from at
tending a meeting Of the Board OF
Fisheries. "a 5ga w u i IA
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COTTON MARKETS,

NEW YORK July 27-The cotton market
was very nervous and Irregular to-day, the
feature being August notices. which were is-
sued TO the extent OF about 5000 bales, 1nc-
cord!ng to cotimatcs. and which prcciptated
considerable liquidation OF the near months.
while later positions ruled steady In sp!te5sof
favorable wea Their reports ia a result OF cover
Ing. Tho market closed at a decline OF 0ut
points on the old crop and unchanged to 9
points Higher on the new. Sales for the day
were estimated ut $40, 900 bales.
Tho opening was steady at unchanged prices
to q decline OF u points. the losses being on
tho told crop months, ana inside OF the nrst
half hour, August sold on to $50. e. anew lew
flrss rush OF August lquldation had passed
that position and to an advance OF .g5 points
on later montha Is q result OF reports that
tho notice had been stopped nd Of later bull
letins claiming rather heavy rains IN the cast.
ern belt, There waat q renewal Of tho AUGUST
liquidation during the afternoon, howsytr.
and that month declined 10 D.S2. Or u points
net lower. The new crop months barely res
ruled quite firm on covering and buying for
s4turn, inspired by loss from favorable pri-
yate crop reports. The close was steady.
Some demand was reported for low grade
cotton from tho local stock, and there were
,rumors Of probable shipments TO Liyerpocl from
tho local stock. 81 ID 81 5sl 81 5s
Receipts OF cotton the ports to-day were
I,7OO balos against 1914 last week and l5lC8
last year For tho week 5000 bales against
Is on last week and TO-. O3l last year. To-day q
receipts at New Orleans l.lla bales against
e. 6{5 last year, and at Houston, ?2 bales
agpinyt ,973 last year. &5 14 X x "A
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PRODUCE ! u Z: +; MARKET >
Light Receipts and H igher Prices
for All Fruits.

Tho receipts OF fruits yegetah and other /
country produce were rather light on Cary
street YES erday, and under the pressure Of
very active demand prices for fruits TOOK an
DWa I'd squirt. Peaches went up g per- cent
and APPLES bounded up beyond that rat NJ oil
ons we're also a bit higher. e, p !. . 8.
produce remained firm at former q uotnt Ions
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ATT MI .COAS N "a

yy5 p FEEcTIVE MAY 27TA. n Sl M
II Trims leave Richmond daily
VI For Flori ssonis 800 7:N Hs.s,;;
4 Fos i. and W, 10 ava
P:'M. e:S0, $50 X. rs and = 20 7, Al
4 For sboro and Fayets 81 s. ~
n rains 81 arrive edmond DAILY 50. 10y. \
.io:I5 and 1.:4o A = ;oo.i ;0S. ~, s 'g
and $3.50 T. ~ M. l5 81, 3S5 5S85
n Except Sunday sunday :, Only. ~
tons NOT guaranteed. ( Z, s, Z,
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PIrTsBURG, PA. July 27.-CATTL E IS =, !.
prime, S5.4pas. 70. Hogs Receipts fair market
active Prime heaves g; mediums s 7;Is !;
s sf9Sa s 80 ronehs. IS stays
Sheep Supply light market steady F. lnHs
5 10; lambs. s45oG7. %: veal calves, fsele1lb
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30 Tho effort to capture Diets has I; pe cen
abandoned for the present. "a IA 5 FL
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.S;;e,aboard Air Line Railway.

southbo Trains Leave RI ehTond Daily
$50 . II 4 \ &c. 10 Nofl'ha' Has's
a.so p. Through sleepers and AZ:
sinnta. Birmingham. saya a. ack 'oa'
= - pSi Through Coaches and slGepers saw
s - tannnh Jacksonville. Atlanta, Birmlnsham
I, a,..ah nu ITrains Arrive Richmond Daily
"a 'I S.,o a. NJ. ass r, M s: 80 =.
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Richmond. Va, Jul
.QuOTAT4oNs Al
CATTLE fN1ARkE:sI

}-42ls RICHMOND LIVE#STOCKS1 ARkEi.t
(Sales at Union stpch ards. 81 Ia NJ
VI r chnond n IDLY z 1ys9yo' u. &
Live stock report for thefgwek$ endng IVY
Il Hest ST steers. AZ gSc. fuirI 10 good
common 93Ac. best hslfers u :
good dY4 common 81 e.: p oid
poor cows. aIsc.; bulls,is sac. !; fresh cows
and calves per he'd; veal I,e
6G6sc. Sheep. best ~ W y = -
ou6,sc.; sows and sta q. g5e :
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4
sos bales 4: sales 500 bales; stock s7.1so bales.
Total to-day at all port Yet receipts. ~
bales; export to- Great y ain .tl3 bales; TO
the Continent, bale. stock s7ss b q e.,
bales /; export TO Great Britain, 2.0s2 bales; 70
Franco. ]. sb5 bales: 70 the Continent. u, esa
bales; to japan. 6s bal s5 ID 3B52 !. i
a Total since September LIST at all ports;-1ykt
20 e Great =. INK
Continent, 2.G4i.s6s bales: to j apan. lis, 2ss
bales; TO Mexico :. 7ei bales. 5i s&
& NEW ORLEANS. fsA.,@Juiy S27.-COTTON-l
There was adeci!ne OF IN spot cotton 70
day. The mar ke, 4 closed easy; mid1ltng.i
loii.1sc Sales were 10 hale. on tho spot ,.t
md 20 TO arrive Futures opened barely steady
d / a decline Of iGi2 points. with the axceptien
OF July and August the ma r Ct rose on RI r.
the opinion being that any more rain Just a.
present will damage cotton July fell o~iEg
10 the approach OF the end OF the month. and
August went down .he e., OF l,rst
The CLOSING was s.cady with July e points
under yesterday. August lower. and the &c! &c.
inainder OF the list unchanged to I points
higher.
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BALTIMORE, MD, July -Ilour--Qulet
ana unchanged. Wheat-Weak SPOT g,2t ,os SoTnsms
Weak; Spot SEX alsSo. bern white. 6Sirs,o
oats--puil; No. 2 mixed, s9He, sales re-
Dull. Hutter-Iirm and unchanged; fancy
imitntlon ia lsc. do, creamery, ?lQ4?2c Eggs--
Firm al i7hc Cheese--Actlve, unchanged;
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u NEW EYoRK, July q BEEVEse-. ee'pts.3
head Good prin,s steers STEADY; stsrs
81 soa5 IS bulls. s2s5Gs,4 40: cows =, soI3. So
Dressed beef in fair demand and steady vea ~
5CiIyFeressed veals firm ? OBJ Nc. par pound
Sheep goods lambs ,es;7 4
.eeipts.. 5.sa5 head. Market 'loc.E loves Good
State Hogs 81 10. ~ 55
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CHICAGO. uly;- p, -cATTLE--Recelp PTS :. a %,
head: Market steady prime n aIeess
bulls. s. soaS sS calves. % stoeksrS
and feeders 81 .so94.e5. Hogea-Re ceipts 2S9so
heeavy. q &C. 70d6,75: medium, a to good heavy;
s85096.6o hutchers weights 50 aodga. g; gooa
to choiece. heavy, mixed y,
flrm Sheep s.. 1906 Oc lambs, -. 6oI1. 40.
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RICHMOND IL, / GRAIN MARKET

large, ike. small, 4c. stgr-steady and ID
unchanged. N III III sSSs IKE s}; III II
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- 7 L = IlfIiIl'1sg{ Stri ps.syti =,
j STEAM GOATS.
FoR NEW :: \ &,

II v,o Night I.ino Steamers Except saturdayI
~, N nsonnec ton Ia Norfolk with Main Liza
shin ifol,oWiris day az als. Norfolk aad
Western My' Ohio Ry,e at . a. II and P. NJ
making daily a5sep psli sanday
Nort 81 * ~ SOB u. Main Street. Richmond
NJ A., ~ stsr CO. $40 ~ Main Street. Tho Jefess
.nN.. Muruhya HOTEL ti4i 5sfslsi
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RICHMOND sTOcjh MARKET.

Nj Richmond. Va. July p. 1906!
SALES AT BOARD.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-09-07

aug 81, Sept 7-14-21-2S, Oct. 3, 19e6D
Blue Earth. District Court, Sixth Jul
dicial District.
David Y. LAWS and Humphrey j.
Roberts, PlaintlffS.
William r. Philips, r. c. Philips
Margaret A. Refer, racy Philips
Nancy Hndman, and Lillian L.
Weigel, Ada f. Weigel and
Charles A. Brewster; and all other
persons or parties unknown claim
ing any right. title estate, lien
or interest IN the real estate de-
scribed in the complaint herein,
Defendants.
The State of Minnesota to the above
named DEFENDANTS:
You and each of you are hereby sum
moned and required to answer the COM
plant in the above entitled action, which q
complaint has been filed in the Office
of the Clerk of Court of said District
Court at the City of Mankato. County
of Blue Earth, State of Minnesota, and
to serve copy of your answer to SAID
complaint on the subscriber at his Of
flee in the City of Mankato in said coun-
ty of Blue Earth within twenty days at
ter service of this summons upon you
exclusive of the day of such service; and
If you fail to answer the said complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs
in this action will apply to the court for
the relief demanded in said complaint
Dated Mankato. Mimi, Aug. q, 1906.
THOS. HUGHES,
PlaintiffsF Attorney.
Mankato, MINI.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA. County of
Blue Earth. District Court, Sixth Jul
dical District.
David Y. Davis and Humphrey j.
Roberts Plaintiffs.
William r. Philips, T. c. Philips,
Margaret A. Reiter 1acy Philips,
Nancy Hindman. Lillian L. Weigel
Ada e. Weigel. and Charles y.
Brewster. and all other persons
or parties unknown. claiming and
any right title, estate, lien or
interest in the real estate de-
scribed in the complaint herein,
Defendants
Notice is hereby given. that an action
has been commenced in this court by
above named plaintiffs against above
named defendants that the object OF
said action is that the adverse claims of
the defendants and each of them to the
land herein described be determined. and
that it be adjudged that the plaintiff.
Humphrey j. Roberts is the owner in
fee of said land free and discharged of
any claim on the part of the defendants.
and that defendants and each of them
have no estate. right claim. lien or in
terest whatsoever therein. and that the
premises affected by this action are sit
uated in the county of Blue Earth and
state of Minnesota. and are described as
follows: Lot Eleven d1) in Block Six
CO. of Branson's Addition to Mankato
according to the plat thereof on file in
the office of the Register of Deeds of
said county.
Dated Aug. 25, 1906.
THOS HUGHES.
Attorney for Plaintiffs
Mankato. Mimi.
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OLD. MAPLETON NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Judd Cornell drove over
to Winnebago Friday and returned Sun
day. They were visiting Mrs. Cornell's
sister, Mrs. Leeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses and family OF
Madclia were visiting at the home OF
Mr.. b. f. Taylor last Saturday.
Misses Mary and Winnie Argetsineer
of Pipestone spent the latter part of last
week at the home of Mr.. J. l.. Stew
ems.
Miss Hattie Batson of Castle Rock.
MIMI, is visiting at the home of j. Z.
Heickert.
Miss LYDIA Chase Of Mapleton spent
Tuesday and Wednesday visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Taylor.
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LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS

Week ending August 81, 1906.
Arcntson, Mrs. John.
Brown, Mrs. Chas. Burgess, Thomas
j.
Clemens, Henry.
Franklin, Mrs. Arthur; Frech, Viii
liam.
Hiemark, p. c.
Jones, Miss Eva.
Mathews, Miss Bertha Mccormick,
I. j.; Murphy, Mrs. Mary; Mettler,
Mrs. Regina.
Nelson, Mrs. Mary.
Oskey, Robb.; O'Grady, Miss nellie.
Peterson, Conrad; Parker, w. H.;
Pfiller, Fred.
Smith, Mrs. Flora: Stewart. H. E.;
Swanson, Miss Estella; Sampach, Karl.
Thrailkile. John.
Veith, A. H.
Wolf Mrs. Albert.
Zwilling, J. f.
In calling for the above letters please
say "advertised' and name the day of
this list. One cent extra will be charg-
ed for each advertised letter. Letters re-
naming unclaimed at the expiration OF
Is days from date will be sent to the
dead letter office.
C. L. BENEDICT, Postmaster.
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iMANKATO FREE PRESS

good luck. The party bagged about
twenty five ducks and chickens.
A. e. jacobson took morning train
for the twin cities.
George j. Klazacek left this morning
For Atkinson, Kansas, to reside.
Drs. W. A. Beach, G.. A. Dahl and c.
AL iiegeIe left yesterday for Dubuque,
Iowa.
Miss Lucy A. Rhodes of Rockland, Me-,
is visiting in the city.
Miss V. NJ. Herbst left this morning
or Kramer, n. ID.
Joseph Beshara left on a morning train
for Aberdeen, S. d., on business.
County Superintendent Oscar Ulvin
left this morning for Hamline for visit.
Nels Larvick left this morning for
linton. \. ID.
Rev. J. H. Quiggley of Wells is here,
he guest of Rev. Emery.
Rev. ". J. Janiscn of Winnebago is
IN the city giving the conference eX
animation to d. ID. killam Of Garden
City, and J. A. Young of Hebron.
Attorney O'Grady of GAINESVILLE was
II Mankato today and called OH The Free
Press. Mir. O'Grady is Il former resi-
lent Of this city.
Fred Morgan, one of the popular con-
iuctors on the Northwestern road. was
N Mankato TO-DAY e!lroute to his home
IN Winona. Mr.. Morgan has been
spending some time on his land at Mid
and. Stanley county, s. ID. He stated
hat people are going into South Dakota
II large numbers and predicts greater
irst class and moisture has been plenti-
I'LL Crops were never better and the
people are feeling jubilant over future
prospects,
DR.. A. S. Flemming of Wheaton, Mimi,
,fter a few days visit at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Currier, departed for
Minneapolis this morning to attend the
democratic state convention to which he
S delegate.
George Strong of Amboy was in the
,ity this afternoon, having business at
he court house.
Judge w. F. Hughes took a trip to St.
Paul yesterday Afternoon and took in
he state fair today.
Attorneys d. A. Reed and Carl StrOnl
If Lake Crystal attended the special
term of the district court this afternoon.
Elliot Epson of Lake Crystal was a
county seat visitor this afternoon.
Will d. Funk returned to Saltwater
today after spending Sunday with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Funk, in
this city
Miss Emma Olsomis back at her desk
IL the county auditors office after a
weeks vacation spent at Hendricks.
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enable the children to attend school the
coming year. "a.
W. II. Wright, advance agent for
Chauncy Olcott, was registered at the
Saulpaugh today.
Edward Grant, brother to l.. w. Grant,
from Minneapolis is visiting friends in
the city.
+. NJ. Smith left today for Fort
Worth, Texas where he will work for a
Texas railroad.
Leo Jefferson leaves for Spokane in Il
few days, after visiting his parents for
two weeks.
Mrs. John Graham of Fulton street
is reported TO be getting better from
ner recent illness.
Mrs. Chittenden, formerly Miss Ger
lie Baldwin, of Mankato, is visiting
Marshall relatives and friends.-Mar
shall News Messenger.
Expert Bill" Schwender returned
from Minnesota Lake where he was call
ed to put w. H. Wilson'S auto in run
ming order.
lion. Nils Nyquist is in the city to
dav.
+. c. Willard has been appointed rs
si>tant superintendent of gates at Tho
state fair.
Attorney B. C. Taylor is expected
home this evening from his trip in thu
northern part of the state.
Lenora Brandenburg, daughter of DIR
Brandenburg, is critically i'll with ap
pendicitis and will be operated on a
St. Joseph's hospital this evening.
Miss Carrie Estelle Fowles will atten'
the state fair at Hamine next week.
Mrs. j. p Rodman and her daughter
Mrs. f. c. Willard, went to Minneapo
lis today to see the state fair.
w. S. Albrant is state fair visito
from Mankato.
Miss Ella Larkin left today for James
town, n. d., where she will teach thi
coming year.
Miss Hannah Jones went to Minneapo
lis today. She will teach there the com
ing year.