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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-29

FOR SALE.
UNIMPROVED.
s25 ooo-Corner on Haight ST., park district;
s4:9x10o; yer choice.
Scott ST.. near Vallejo: marine view; lot 45x
1916: make offer.
81 .5oo@Page ST.. near Cole; 5ox155; choice
residence site. mortgage $500 can re-
main.
Sc. .ooo-Pase st. near shrader; 35x100; lease
on Is feet additional,
SIS oO0-Hyde st. near Sutter: sold for $23, 900
last year: bargain; will go quick.
500 5000 Farrell ST.. near Jones; 22xS0; offered
$50. 600 before fre
For choice list OF long time leases on whole
sale and retail property call at office of WAT
SON REALTY COMPANY, Polk St, near Fern
ave next TO Citizens National Bank. Telle-
phone Emergency 626.
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Cr-Y real EsTATE-Continued.
BALDWIN & HOWELL, 1892 Fillmore, mr. Post.
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 1892 Fillmore mr. Post

Members of the s. F. Real Estate Board
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800 to $3.50 building lots. Only few left.
Take San Bruno-ave. cars at Mission and goth
SITS and ride to 25T4 San Bruno ave-. our branch
Office.
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RFH1 ow A. IrcAs

BEHLOW d LUCAS,
Real Estate, Leasing and Insurance.
B32 BUSH STREET. Phone Temporary Is46.
s225. 5.ooo-5oxle5. on Market St. close in. with
frOntages; bank loan $4,000; fine
sI25 O0OLBig corner in best part Of Fillmore
sti permanent buildings: rent $500.
lo0,00o-Fillmore-st. business property so feet
'front.' rent 500; may exchange for
downtown lot.
s75 O0O-Crant-ave. corner. 80 feet front; can
lease temporary building Tor $500
4o,eo0-Six fine fats on Eddy near Van Ness:
lot 50n20; fronts; rents $50; can
be much increased II stores be put In.
s25,ooo-Post-st key lot 10 Fillmore; 5-story
frame stores and Offices; leased for $40
per month 8 years.
so 500-Business corner Valencia ST rent
S202: 4O-foot lot
ssoOO-Three hats On Fell St; rent ss5; want
sc75o-Lot 5OK1s7:e, facing panhandle, on
grade; very cheap.
TO LEASE.
O'Farellst corner near Market 6Oxs0; 10
years $500 net per- pgo month %
Fine stores now building on northwest corner
of Clay and Montgomery sts;
s1.6K137 g. Geary ST., east OF the ST. Francis;
VII build 70 suit tenant
AUCTIONi AUCTIONt AUCTION
ImPFoFemsnt Hall, 25ee Market street,
Monday. July 30. ar u o'clock
Splendid 2-year-Old modern cottage Of five
rooms and bath; lot 25x95; 1924 22d ST., and
First-ciass four-room cottage and bath. with
lot 25xI 25: 32e Diamond St
LOTsi LOTS. LOTSi LOTS LOTS
25xl20, east line 18th ave-. 50 feet north OF
T 81, one block Of Golden Gate Park.
25Nlo0. north line Z St, 42d and 43d aFes
50xlO0, southwest line Athens St near India
ave.
Corner, 75x7O. southwest corner Esmeralds
and Nevada ave, near Cortland
Northeast corner RalstOn and Serchene 25xIOO
2Ex12o. block ,, lot T. Syndicate first addition
% .6x-l4, north line Duncan. near Douglass
25.5xl44 north line Duncan. near Douglass
Corner, Al .Tx120 irregular, corner Seward and
Douglass between 18th and GOTH with three 90
font lots adjoining; Sunset District.
seven lots on east line seth ave, 25kl1O each,
Including corner. 20xiO0.
Two lots. 25N100 each. Bixbee 81.
2ExIo0 .Jth ave. T St
50ElOO. north line of 7 ST., between 2sth and
18th aves-. and twenty or more lots on the list.
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ZIG, o00-3 elegantly finished and well built mats
of rooms and bath each; sunny slde OF
Page street, near Cole; large lot. nals
have mahogany entrance. Must ne seen seen
to be appreciated. Apply at thls oiHce
for permit. (ZooAl
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LYON & HOAG.
1923 FILLMORE ST.
SOME SPECIAL BARGAINS.
S9o0O--A handsome modern residence of 10
rooms; billiard rom, ETC.; lot 81 :6x127 81
This is Al for the money: would cost this
much to build the house now.
s5500-2 splendid fats of and rooms; warm
belt of Mission: good buy; renting for
sos month; lot 25x100
S6Soo-2 beautiful fats of and rooms; ma
rinc view; handsomely fnished away
from the dust; sheltered from the wind
s45oo-octasia ST: a coy little home; nice
large lot 81 6x10o: that is right in town;
close TO business.
si25o to sI650-Beautiful lots in Bay District
Tract: 25x120; ready to build on Just
what hundreds of people are looking for;
on very easy terms.
LYON & HOAG,
1923 FILLMORE ST.
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:. Fine large corner and inside lot, Sanchez and
18th sts.; street bituminized. Easy monthly
payments.
$40 monthly-Fine large corner, fronting 18th
ST. ear line. Grand view.
$3.50 each-Lots on Nevada ave-, near Cort-
land ave.; $5 monthly
$70D-Lot on 35th ave, near Clement St; $40
monthly
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SVNSET DISTRIC'

SUNSET DISTRICT
Beautiful terraeed lots, one block from Golden
Gate Park and H-street car line Unobstructed
marine view. Graded and ready TO build on.
Sl0 monthly payments. Branch Office street
and 18th ave.
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'AT KEY ROUTE TERMINUS.

FERRIER-BROCK co. Inc.
2121 Shattuck Ave...-.......-B Berkeley. Cal.
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$500 TO SieO0-Besutiful building lots in the
Western Addition. Think Of IL The property
WI Mwhlen en- We oner Ter mere Il tne GholeesI tnat can can
of San Francisco. The neghborhood is settled
by an excellent class of people who have built
handsome homes. Lots are protected from winds
and fog. Prices quoted include stone curbing
bitumen, etc. Gas. water and sewer mains
IN front of every lot. Property located at
Cole and Grattan SITS. Take Masonic-ave cars
get OF at Cole and walk two blocks out
Agent on ground Sunday.
LYON & HoAG. 1923 FILLMORE ST.
sls5O-NICE lot, 25xlS7:6 Greenwich ST. near
Octavia.
$500 for lots, making 15ox1Oo. on 18th
ave, near Railroad ave-
SI75-One or two nice lots near boulevard
at Ingleside; cheap at $3.50.
$5500-Good modern cottage, rooms and
bath; lot choice location on Webster ST., near
Washington.
RoTHERMEL & CO.. 2osl Fillmore st.
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WILLIAMS & sURRYHNE. 172s Genry street.
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COUNTRY rEAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS IN SUBURBAN AMI
COUNTRY LAND.

SO an acre; high-class grain and stock ranch;
7340 acres, including all improvements;
crops of grain will pay for 1t; miles from
steamboat and rail; at Red Bluf; easy
terms.
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BAKERS BEACH HEIGHTS,
| Only three lots left In our block on 25th ave-,
| near Lake St. grand panoramic view; all street
work done.
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iJOoO-New I-rOOm house. with good barn; on
4O-foot lot; near Telegraph ave; house
has sleeping rooms; completed about
August I5
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SOL GETz & SONS. Real Estate Dealers
507 Devisadero street.
Be independent. Avoid high rents
Provide your own homes now.
$3.50 to S4O0.
New block. Choicest lots ever offered.
In Excelsior Homestead.
No grading. No hills No rocks
Level lots near Missionst. cars.
Sold easy terms.
$500 TO $l200-Building lots In Sunset Rich
mond and oceanside. Now is your oppor-
tunity. Don't miss II.
Cottages in various locations on terms.
oceanside branch office corner II ST and 47th
ave Open daily and Sunday.
SOL GETZ & SONS
5oT Devisadero ST., between Hayes and Fell
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'6T50-9-room new house; facing west on 50x1OO
lot IN exclusive neighborhOOd. near Deroy
St; mortgage OF 5000 now on property.
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SPECIAL OFFERING.
Fillmore-street corner: right in the heart Of
the rush and hustle; two houses of and
rooms; can be raised, two stores put beneath,
and upper portion Of from to 10 rooms added
for a total expenditure Of $500. making a total
investment of $40 000 and guarantee a rental
OF 5000 per month; lot 81 6xST &c feet.
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000-A Groom home; could be used for
rooming fraternity house; more rooms
could be easily hnished; is situated within
blocks OF tue university grounds and =
block from Euclid ave. car iine, In North
Berkeley
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CHAs ADAMS & CO.. Real Estate Brokers.
Bay Station. Alameda.
still have bargains in Alameda real estate,
don't fan to see US for a cheap home in our
beautiful city.
Swell cottage OF rooms, one block from sta
tion: lot 33 :6x150; at $3.50.
Cottage of rooms; lot 37:6x150; 2 blocks
from station; at $2400.
Cottage OF 5 rooms lot 75x15o: In fine loca-
tion; between stations; don't fail TO see this I;
best ever offered at S3500.
Cottage Of rooms; lot 5ox125; 2 years old /;
at $500.
Cottage of rooms; lot s7:sx15o; blocks
from station; at S24O0.
Cottage OF rooms, bath. gas. etc. lot 27:6x
$50; bargain at $500.
House Of rooms. blocks from station; lot
50X126 at $500; fine lawn and 10 fruit trees.
House Of large rooms; in perfect condition;
lot 31x150; bargain at $1,000.
A fine piece Of business property In the best
business in Alameda: store and Oats now rent for
$50 per month; don t fail to see this for invest
ment; at $1,000.
Small store and dat; In business section: now
rented for $25 per month: bargain; S2T00.
We also have other fine properties in all parts
Of Alameda; come and see
CHAS. ADAMS & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers, Bay Station,
Alameda Open Sundays and evenings until 8.
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s45OO-New Groom bungalow. now building in
North Berkeley; 8 sleeping rooms mag
nihcent view; hre-piaces; 4TxlO0 cor
ner lot; 5000 cash
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BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE HOME.
Elegantly furnished; all for sale easy terms;
fine lot 90 by l20. 3l6 least side Of 18th ave.
between Point Lobos and Clement. Richmond
District Owner on premises all day Sunday,
afternoons other days.
Price S05o0.
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SAN BRUNO PARK ZEAL ESTATE.

HENSLEY-GREEN CO.. White Garage bldg.
corner Van Ness and Market-Oner choice sites
to homeseekers monthly installments. an
purchasers are requested to communicate at
once with company at above address.
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5250-New Groom house, now being finished.
having west froutage 45-f0ot lot; wide
veranda. fireplace. double polished doors,
pine finish: only $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-29

WATSON REALTY COMPANY.
Polk St, near Fern ave.-Next to Citizens
National Bank.
FOR SALE
IMPROVED PROPERTY
S77, ,5oo-Hsight st, in park district; choice
corner; f5xi00 improvements new; stores
and 10 fats: rents $6s7 so per month /:
good leases; mortgage can remain.
S37 ,500-Choice corner on path st. GA .6x75; I'M
proyements stores and nats; rents
$3T5 per month: mortgage can rems In
S2,700-25th ST.. near Sanchez; new house. @
rooms and bath; rents $25 per month /;
lot 25x1l4.
s65. .oO0-Pacihc ave., near Pierce ST.; improve
ments 5 apartments, new; rents $500 a
year
81 4ooo-Richmond District; new Groom cot
tage on Second ave.
Sc o0o-Richmond District; Eats, modern on
Eighth ave; lot 25x100
SO, ,500-Sacramento ST., near Fillmore; fats
and basement; 25x120.
For particulars apply at office.
WATSON REALTY COMPANY.
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We are building some nne bungalows. contain
ing FIVE and six rooms each convenient to ears
and Key Route; easy terms; prices $3.50 and
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-29

COTTAGES.
$50 month1y-Four- cottage and lot 40x
109 feet; half block form Ingleside line.
$50 monthly-Seyen-room aud bath cottaRe on
goth ave-. between California and Clement SITS.
$40 monthly-Fiye-room and bath cottage, 51st
ave-. near Clement st.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BRO, 1880 Pine ST
Office open Wednesday and Saturday evenings.
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We have lots on 1st avenue, near = street,
25x124 each; ideal home sites.
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sT50O-Elegant Broom house In North Berke-
ley; commanding view; lot 70x110; beautiful in
terror finish; $4,000 cash. balance monthly pay
ments.
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$s,5oo-Two good fats of 6 and rooms and
bath each on Page street, near Pierce;
key lot 25xl00; rents low at S65. Q02)
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S0O0-A 12-room modern house. on a 6Ox140
corner. Berry Bangs lot; house so situated
that another large house can be built on
rear of lot; present house Is leased for
] year. paying good interest Investment;
close in to center OF town and very de-
sirable in every way
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90O0-A 16-room boarding house on College
ave, near Dwight way; this house Is
planned and arranged expressly for this
business; everything is modern and in per
feet repair: hOuse is nearly new; has an
especially fine dining rom; on bOxlbO lot'
the best opportunity 70 purchase Ooaru-
inghouse offered IN Berke.ey
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LONG LIST OF HOMES FOR SALE.
WE CAN SUIT YOU.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-29

We have several applicants for moderate
priced homes. If you are DESTROYS Of selling
see US at once for quick action.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-29

S2650-5-roOm cottage; on 40-foot lot: near Six
tleth ST., / block from line. modern
and good; S632 cash. balance $50 per month
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So, o,2oo-Webster-st cottage new and pretty;
rooms and BATH close TO car lines
Permanent buildings to lease in all districts
about town.
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CI.EMENT-ST. lot ready to build on, $500; re-
dnced 70 make sale Box 6oS Call
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Sl1,25o-yalencia ST.. near 18th; 81 e. ieet
frontage; good business site tzs'A)
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-14

complaints to lower the rate ON coal
to Hastings from $l.75 to $l.4O per ton.
We compelled the attendance of Mr..
Hill, who would have proven the most
valuable witness of the hearing, had he
been cross-eXamined properly.
The reason why the Shippers asso-
citation made no suggestions and fur
nished no witnesses to the attorney gen
eral was because they did not have con-
iidence in him, and because they claim
the right to select their own attorney.
This association is composed OF more
than 300 shippers and receivers OF freight
in Minnesota, who have felt the burden
of excessive rates and determinations,
and were never able to get relief until
they combined their forces in this as
ISOLATION and conducted their own fight
for Justice"
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-14
HAS BEEN HELPED.
WiIlough by Family Has Been Object
of Kindness From Relief Society.


The officers of the Ladies' Relief So
ciety informed the Free Press today that
the society has extended aid from time
to time to the Willoughby family on
Glenwood avenue, this being one of the
two families referred to yesterday by
this paper in quoting the experience of
Truant Officer Hoffman. 1t appears
that while Mr.. Willoughby is industri-
GUS and helps his family to the extent
of his ability, his wages are small, and
he has six children. The two oldest boys
are big enough to be of material assis-
lance in helping to support the family,
if they would apply themselves to labor,
so the officers of the relief society say
These facts do not make the lot of
the small children any better or anchor
ate their sufferings, and it was to this
end that the Free fress sought to draw
attention yesterday. AS in many SINH
lar cases, the little helpless tots are the
chef sufferers from the poverty, indo-
lence, Encouragement, or whatever it
may be called, of the parents and older
children.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-14

1892 20; certificate of Indebtedness in
T. r. Coughlan & Co.'S Fifth street
contract, $l,314; pay rolls, $554.59 Tin
ending $30l.32 on Streets; William
Page, second and final estimate on
sprinkling contract, $l,56978; T. R.
Coughlan & Co., cement walks, ETC.,
$496; Fowler & Pay, curb and gutter,
etc., $l,36S.08; United States Cast Iron
Pipe and Foundry company, one car of
eight-inch water pipe, $533.l9; R. d..
Wood & Co., two hydrants, $77.lO; Fred
Swanholm, repairs to road to city bury
ing ground, SIS; one pair of rubber
boots, $3.50. The bills footed up be-
tween $1,000 and $4,000.
Building permits were reported grant
ed as follows: Frank Lamm, frame
dwelling, one and one-half story, $1,000;
Lamm & Leiferman, frame wood wor,
ing fatory, $500; A. j. Veigel, frame
dwelling, $4,000; Mrs. Catherine A.
Evans, remodeling addition to house, Is
By "a feet, SLIPS.
After adjournment, the aldermen re-
manned for a time to talk over pending
litigation against the city, at tie re-
quest of City Attorney Daley.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-14
WANT REIMBURSEMENrS
Losers Send Bills to the City for
Fowl Devoured BY Park Pets.
From FRIDAYS Daily


Fowl Devoured BY Park Pets.
From FRIDAYS Daily.
The coon that last summer escaped
from the Sibley park zoo hung around
the neighborhood for some time, but
has not been seen of late, and Park Su-
perintendent Blake fears that someone
has shot it. The coon was very fond
of eggs and chickens and visited num-
Der of chicken coops in West Mankato
before disappearing. One day Mrs.
Smith went into her hen house and
found the coon disturbing hen that
was sitting on nest of eggs. The coon
wanted the eggs, and being tame did
not move, but kept on trying to get
the eggs. Mrs. Smith got stick and
attempted to drive it away, but the
coon responded with hostilties on it's
part and chased the lady from the hen
coop and back to the house.
The fox that escaped recently also
wrought havoc with chicken roosts in
West Mankato, and as the owners put
in claims for damages he was forced
to get hound and run the fox down.
Efforts to save it were unavailing as it
refused to return to it's cage or be
caught, and the dog made quick work of
it. Since then everybody who has lost
fowls in the recent past has sent in
bills to the city for them. The fox
killed chickens for a pastime when it
was not hungry.
The animals in the park zoo now sell
dom show themselves, except the deer,
which take daily frolic and run and
frisk in the crisp air. The deer prefer
to eat dead leaves to hay and the park
force has gathered quantity from the
hillsides. ~
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-14
RECALLS EARLY TIMES.
Death of Mrs. Sidney Jones, a Suf-
ferer From Indian Raiders.
From THURSDAYS Daily -.

ioii DdlIy.
Mrs. Sidney Jones died Sunday at her
home in Cambria, aged eighty-four
years" Her death was due to complica-
ton incident to old age. She was born
IN Wales, and after coming to America
located in Cambria, Wis. In the sprino
of 1861, with her husband and children.
she moved to Blue Earth county and
took farm on the prairie AIR. Jones
was the first settler to take an exclu-
sVely prairie farm, and for tnat reason
was known as Jones, prairie" Hav-
ing no material for wooden fence. he
bullt sod fence around his farm. and
some remains of this can still be seen.
In September, 1862, while ON his wav
to neighbours to help him stack. Mr..
Jones was F;"~' ~ T-1;ans. Five or
six whites were killed the same morn
ing, and Mrs. Jones took her six little
children and went to South Benz. she
lad hard time, undergoing many Sc
we're privations, but managed to raise
her cn..dren, only to see them die ore
after another until only one was left,
and that is Edward Jones, a prominent
farmer of CamDria. Mrs. Jones was re-
spected by all who knew her, as she
was woman of high character, and
very industrious.
The funeral occurred yesterday, and
the remains We're laid beside those of
her husband in Jerusalem cemetery.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL OFFICERS.
Annual Election Held at Presbyterian
Church Last Evening.

Church Last Evening.
From Fridays Daily.
The teachers and officers of the Pres
byterian Sunday school held a meeting
at the church last evening and after
partaking of an excellent supper pro-
ceeded to elect officers Dr. Ida Os-
born, who has been superintendent for
two years past, declined to serve longer,
and COMMITTEES was appointed TO re-
port upon someone for the position. This
committee consists of Miss Alice Farr,
Mrs. w. w. Davis and w. ID. Willard.
The other offices were Tiled as follows.
E. c. Willard, first assistant superin-
tendent; Miss Alice v. Robbins, second
assistant superintendent; E. A. Dietz,
secretary and treasurer; John T. VIII
lard, assistant secretary and treasurer;
Miss Elsie Jache, pianist; Mrs. E. c.
Willard, superintendent of the primary
department.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-14
PROFITABLE CROP, 1T WAS
Ginseng Kept the Wolf From Many
Door,

Faribault Republican: In converse
ton with Captain Cavanaugh the veter-
an pioneer was moved by remark upon
the prosperous condition of the agricul-
tural interests in the state at the pres
ent time to revive some recollections of
the early days when the settlers were in
sore straits for money to provide for
actual necessities and keep the wheels
of business in motion. The opportune
discovery that ginseng which grew in the
woods was a merchantable article and
in great demand in China helped out
many who would otherwise have been
obliged to leave the country. The cap
tain took hand in the digging and
made from $3.50 to $500 day in dis
posing of the roots So lucrative did the
business become that great numbers en-
gagged in it and the plant was nearly
exterminated. From the store of his
ginseng recollections the captain re-
vived the following story:
One OF the pioneers, who was engaged
in purchasing ginseng, had a small
house in the ravine where he washed
the roots. The business falling off, and
being considerably out of health, he Of
fered the building for sale. One Tom
Stack manifested considerable anxiety
to purchase and finally obtained an in
terview with the sick man, whom he
told that he would like to buy the build
ing and in consideration thereof would
dig his grave for him. The invalid did
not see fit to accept the offer, and is
still very much alive, while Stack was
laid away under the clods of the valley
many years ago.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1906-12-14
ELM0RE LODGE ELECTIONS,
Officers Chosen by Several Orders
For Coming Term.
CSpacia1 RI Tho Eroo DroSs


Elmore, Dec. 1.-THE following officers
have been elected in the lodges named
below for the enst:sg term, during this
week:
Odd Fellows-AIilo Bartholomew, N.
g.; +. j. Owens, V. g.; O. C. Dorothy,
Sec; A. c. Stolte, treas; and Rober.
Emerson, trustee.
Masons-O. c. Dorothy, w. NJ; A. C.
Stolte, S. W.; A. H. Mccoy, j. W., &.
A. Taylor, treas; and W. A. Bruss, sec
Modern Weodmen-George Goad, V.
e.; Harry Abbott, Adv; F. w. Ward,
Banker; S. C. Moore. Clerk; l.. Mathi-
son, Asst. Clerk; Geo. Hagge, Escort;
James Halpin, Waterman; w. J. Smith,
Sentry; and George Tinker, Trustee.
Workmen-James Halpin, NJ. W.; F.
w. Ward, Forman, Fred Holt, Oversecr;
w. c. Campbell, Firancier; S. H. Tay-
Tor, Receiver; P. E. Wicken, Recorder; A.
K Anderson, Guide; O. c. Enge, Inside
Watchman; and W. A. Smith, Outside
Waterman.
The first extremely cold wave of the
season has been sweeping over this part
of the country for the last two DAYS.
The heavy rains previous to this turn
of the weather caused the roads TO be in
a very bad condition, therefore all travel
for the farmers iii these parts is at a
standstill. Rural carriers find it very
difficult to make their trips in time
on account of the rough condition of the
roads,