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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-01-18
READY FOR THE SHOW.
Association to Hold Its An
nuaI on Saturday.

From Mondays Daily.
The Central Minnesota Poultry asso-
citation held its last meeting before their
annual show last Saturday at the city
hall. The meeting was well attended
and general good feeling prevailed, the
association being quite certain of big
and successful show if the demands for
premium lists from all over the state
and some from Iowa and South Dakota
is an indication and stands for any
thing. The show was to have been held
in the north part of Hodson & Davey's
implement store, but owing to the large
demand for room the building of Mr..
Kurth, 52S South Front street, is rent
ed instead. The different committees
were appointed, help engaged and every
thing will be ready by Saturday, Jan.
10, to receive the birds. The Interna-
tional Stock Food company of Minneap-
oils will place its exhibit early next
Monday. Mr.. Holden expects to be
through judging Tuesday morning, when
the doors will be opened to the public
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-01-18
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Teachers examination will be held
January 81, February 1 and at Man
kato, Lake Crystal and Mapleton, in
the high school buildings. Those who
wish to write on first grade subjects
must meet in county superintendent
office at the specified time
No permits nor county certificates will
be granted. All who wish to teach must
be present at the regular examinations
end secure state certificates.
The following program will be strictly
followed.
Thursday, Jan. 81 First Grade
Morning, 8, enrolment; Sis, geometry;
10, physics. Afternoon, l:30, algebra
3:l5, physical geography or general his
tory. 2" -
Friday, Feb. l, Second Grade Morn
ing. s enrolment; $3.50 professional test;
$3.50, spelling; 10, arithmetic. After
noon, lis, geography; 2:45, composition
and penmanship; 1920 reading.
Saturday, Feb 2-Morning, s, United
States history; 9:45, English grammar;
ll:30, music. Afternoon, Ills, physiol-
ogyhygiene; 2:45, civics; a, drawing.
o. OLSEN ULyIN,
County Superintendent of Schools.
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sKIDDOO SENTENCE
Court Finds OisrespectfuI Person
S23 This Afternoon.

Hipii hohOdy Oduy
Chauncy F. Doe, whose real name is
somewhat longer, was before the court
this afternoon ON the charge of drunk
enness, first offense, on complaint made
by his wife. He demanded with -four
ish of his check book to know how much
the fine would be before be entered his
plea, but finally pleaded guilty, saying
that he supposed that the charge was
true if his wife said so. The court asked
him how recently he was drunk before
and he replied that last Saturday he
took three drinks and that "the last one
had paralyzed him." This statement he
rounded out with an oath. He was not
very respectful in his manner of utter
ances, and the court taught him les.
son.
The couftssentenced the man to pay a
fine of $40 and costs for drunkenness
and a fine of $40 for contempt of the
process Of law in the open court, $2s
in all or fifteen days in jail for each of
Tense. The defendant drew a check fol-
the amount. 1t is said that when he
goes home he will find the door locked
and "23 For YOU posted on the panels
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JURORS ARE DRAWN.
List Of Those Who viii Serve at Feb
ruary Term.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Clerk of Court Inorne. Sheriff Dona'
hue and Justice of the Peace A. L. Cum
Minis of Eagle Lake met yesterday at
ernoon and drew the jury list for the
February term of the district court, as
follows: ~
Grand jurors-Henry Schuster, Dan
vile; John Murphy, third ward; S. s.
Rabcock, Mcpherson; j. N. Day, sixth
ward; Frank Rassler, Decordia; John
Lewis, fifth ward ALI Burlison, De-
CORA; Henry Cooling, Cereseo; Byron
McGregor, Mapleton township; John T.
Golf, Napoleon township; Carl Larson,
Shelby; S. A. Anderson, first ward
George McComb, Medo; William Strobel,
Mapleton village; Dave Getty, Beau
ford; Andrew Kabrud, Butternut Val
ley; Henry Schalow, McPherson; Bert
fIunt, Lake Crystal; s. M. Grover,
Sterling; Frank Nelson, Rapidan; A. e.
hOelllcG, StCOHu warn, hdOutW
meir, Lime; 4. D. Hayes, Vernon Cen
ter.
Petit jurors Joseph Stagmire, lie,
Ray; Fred Wingen, Mcpherson; f. w
Preston, Garden City; Henry Leiferman
Jr., Beaufort; Fred Treuwe, Shelby;
Joe Rausch, Lime; Charles Brown, Eagle
/
Lake; John Mccall, Mankato township;
Jerry Jones, South Bend; W. H. Erd Jr.
third ward; Frank Draper, fourth ward
E. j. Russell, LeRay; d. F. Hunter
| fourth ward; George Luhring, Sterling;
Peter Griffin, sixth ward; John Nilsson
second ward; Louis Kaufman, Danville
Paul Olson, fifth ward; Gus Schmidt
Mankato township; Clarence Todd, De
coria; Paul Dethloff, first ward; G. Ii
Urban, Pleasant Mound; Mat Weir
Lyra; W.. d. Tompkins, third ward
Charles O'Connor, Mcpherson; JOIN
James, Lake Crystal; Morris Jones
Butternut Valley; NJ. Weir, Rapidan
NJ. Keinholz, Shelby; John Ireland
Mankato township.
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ian. Is p, Feb. /.
Order for Hearing upon Petition for
Determination OF Descent Of Land.

STATE OF MlNNESOTA-County of Blue
Earth.-ss.
In the Matter of the Estate OF ames NJ. Cook.
sey Deceased.
The Petition of Harris Mitchell, having been
duly made and filed in this Court. representing
among other things that one James VI. Cooksey
who Iesided last prior to his death at County OIL
Blue Earth in the State of Minnesota died in the
County of Blue Earth State of Minnesota. prior tc
the 22nd day of April 1872, seized of estate oil
inheritance in certain lands in the County of Blue
Earth State of Minnesota, described in said petit
ion and that said petitioner has interest in
said lands. and that more than five years have
elapsed since the death OF said James NJ. Cooksey
deceased, and that adm Illustration has not beer
granted or had of said estate in this State, ano
praying that the decent of said lands and of the
interest of said petitioner therein be by this Cour
determined and said lands assigned to such per
sons as may be entitled thereto by law.
Now, Therefor Ii is ordered that said petit Oh
be heard at a term ofthis Court TO be held at the
Court House. in the City of Mankato in said
County of Blue Earth State of Minnesota. on Mon
day the 11th day OF February, A. d. 1871, at II
o'clock A. NJ.
1t is further ordered That notice of sa id hear
ing OF said petetion be given by the publication Of
this order once in each week for three successive
weeks in the Mankato Free Press a weekly ne VS.
paper printed and published is said Blue Earth
County.
Dated at Mankato January 9ih 1907.
(Probate Court SeaD
Wm F. HUGHES,
Judge of Probate
EDWAr d c. FARMER, Attorney.
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GARDEN, CITY GOSSIP,
Interesting News From the village
Personal News and Notes.

Miss Helen Champlin, the primary
teacher in the Garden City school, who
was threatened with pneumonia last
Tuesday, is sick at her boarding place
She is gaining slowly. 80
Wallace Kendall and family have NOV
ed into the house on the island vacated
bv John Eaton and family.
The Yeoman held meeting Wednes-
day over the John Thnrston store.
Mrs. Solomon johnson is entertaining
Miss Peterson of Nicollet.
The C. w. B. NJ. will meet at the
home of John Osgood, Saturday.
Robert Shaver lest a. valuable COW
last week.
Mrs. Fillmore Mills is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Sharp of Belgrade.
Mrs. Seawright will entertain the
Methodist Episcopal church society Fri
day, Jan. Is. Dinner will be served.
Miss Williams of Winnebago is visit
ing with the Wilcox family.
Miss Alice Church of Mankato visited
with her aunt, Mrs. H. C. John, last Sat
urday.
Rev. Forester was Mankato caller
last week.
Mrs Fot and cousin, Miss Lila Kimm
of Lake Crystal, was. Garden City
visitor last week.
E. w. Gates was home over Sunday.
Also George John paid bis family a
short visit. Both returned Monday to
st. Paul to attend to their duties in
the legislature.
Henry c. Mcbride was quite sick the
first of last week but is able to be out
now.
Mrs. Charles Sherwood, mother of Mrs.
Frank Fairchild, died at the home of her
daughter in Seattle, Wash, last week.
She was a resident of Garden City a
number of years ago and was highly
respected woman.
The w. C. T.. U. met with Mrs. Eta
Wolverton on Tuesday .sq
Mrs. Hattie Miller has been sick the
past week with tonsilitis.
Mr.. Stevenson was in Minneapolis on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Hazel visited in
Sterling Center on Wednesday.
Eugene Bunce was Lake Crystal visi
ter on Saturday.
Rhode Chapman celebrated her tenth
birthday Wednesday evening. A few of
her schoolmates were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wolverton, who
have been in st. Paul the past few
months, have returned to town.
Mrs. Theodore Rector has gone to
Triumph where the child of her son Sam
is very sick.
A number from here attended a party
given for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L. Scott
of Lake Crystal Wednesday evening.
Miss Bertha Cole is at the Mr.. Merrell
home taking care of Miss Helen Cham
plin during her illness.
Miss Jessie Wilcox, who teaches school
in Ceresco, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Wilcox of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Rogers of Montana,
are visiting at the home of the latter's
sister, Mrs. Clarence Van Sickle.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Advertised letters for week ending
Jan. 4, 1907
Mr. Anderson
Nellie r. Blossom.
Harry Chettden.
Harry Chettdenland.
Mrs. Libby Collins.
Miss Clara pundonnie.
Willie Durheim.
Mrs. Marie Dumbeck.
John Duffy.
Elanor Erickson.
Harry A. Fowler.
Mrs Hattie Griffin.
Chas. Haggerman.
Thomas Hanson.
DIR. +. /. Hills.
Frank Janney.
VIM. Jacobsen.
Miss Maude Milher.
Miss Genevieve Mullen.
Emma Oster.
Miss Edith Ribble.
Geo. c. Rubes.
Miss Cora Shaub.
Mrs. Gusta LitZner.
7. w. Singer.
John Stoffel
Mrs. Syckman.
Miss Margaret lAomas.
Miss Fannie Thompson.
p. X. Walker.
H. G. Wagon.
In calling for the above letters please
say advertised" and name the day OF
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-01-18
BEWARE OF oINTMENTs FOR CA
TARRH THAT CONTAIN MERCURY

as mercury will surrey destroy the sense
of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
should never be used except on prescrip-
tons from reputable physicians, as the
damage they will do is ten fold to the
good you can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by f.
j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, acting
saces Sf upon tSa se pooo h,iu b,1n mucous sTr
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the gen.
uine. 1t is taken internally and made in
Toledo, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testi-
inonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price 75c per bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for const'pa-
ton.
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Witherstine, Schaller, McColl, Sundberg
Thorpe, henderson, MCGOWAN, Johnson

Witherstine, Schaller, McColl, Sundberg
Thorpe, henderson, MCGOWAN, johnson
w. l..
Public Lands Bedford, Hackney, Don.
aldson, Robinson, Thorpe, Moonan, And,
erson, DuToit, Dale.
Public Parks-Fitzpatrick McColl
Moonan, Peterson, Works, Gum, DuToit
Gunderson, Canestrop.
Works, eastman, Sundberg, Garfield
| Johnson, G. A., Campbell, Gunderson,
MCGOWAN, Clague, Hardy, DuToit, Car
penter, harrington, Vail.
Reapportionment-C lague, White, Han.
1 son, H. f., Donaldson, Dunn, Fosseen,
Wright, Gum, Sageng, Ahmann, Moon
an, Durment, Smith, Johnson, G. A.,
Hanson, A. l..
Roads and Bridges -Wright, Elwell,
, Ahmam, Johnston, Briggs, Swanson,
i Hardy, Stephens, Clague.
Rules-Seward, Smith, Schaller, Camp
bell, Hinton, Durment, Alderman, Lay
bourne, Stephens.
State Fair and Agriculture Societies
Hackney, Naeseth, Weis, Bedford, Hall,
Ahmann, Swanson, Hanson, A. L., Mel
son.
State Public Schools eastman, Han
son, A. L., Poeh.er, Robinson, Wilson,
Witherstine, Johnson, V. L., Hanson, H.
F., Canestrop.
State Prison Sullivan, Nelson, Works,
Sundberg, Elwell, Donaldson, Dale White,
Ahmann, Wilson, Canestrop.
State Soldiers Home-DuToit, Fosseen,
Briggs, Weis, White, Swanson, Hackney,
Garfield, Robinson.
State Training Schools-Naeseth, Mel
son, Works, Sullivan, Wright, Pugh, CAL
houn Dale, Sageng.
Taxes and Tax Laws-Smith Collier
Calhoun, Stephens, Laybourn, Thorpe,
Putnam, Hinton, Seward, Cooke, Ander-
son, Dunn, Sullivan, Alderman, Gum,
Schaller, Johnson, V. i. !.
Temperance-Campbe Hinton, Elwell,
johnson, G. A, Hardy, Alderman, Hall,
Iaybourn, Donaldson.
Towns and Counties-Canfeld, Put.
nam, Stephens, White, Johnston, Poehler,
Vail, Canestrop, Anderson.
University and University Lands-El.
well, McColl, Peterson, Clague, Wither-
slime, Bedford, Hackney, Poehler, Nc
Gowan.
Speaker Johnson announced the com.
mittee assignments in the house. The
Blue Earth county delegation is slated
as follows
McQueen-Agriculture, claims, crimes,
and punishment, drainage, mines and
minerals.
Lewis-Parks, chairman; compensa-
ton of police officer, prison labor, Sol
diers' Home, normal schools.
Gates-Forestry, chairman; general
legislation, illuminating oils, normal
schools, temperance.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-01-18
LAID STEEL ON ALPHABET
Edward J. Brennan, the Contractor
Died at Owatona.

FROM r Tludy Idlly.
Edward ]. Brennan of st. Paul, who
had the contract for laying the steel on
the "Alphabet" road, died at the home
of his mother in Owatonna early Tues.
day morning after short illness. Mr.
Brennan and family had gone to Owa-
tonna to visit during the holidays and
he was taken with a severe cold, but
seemed to rally. A few hours before the
end he sunk into deep sleep and never
rallied. Deceased was forty eight years
Of age and was highly respected by all
who knew him.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1907-01-18
WORD TO KILKMEN
Law Relating to the Display Of Lice nse
Numbers.
From ThurSdav'S Daflv


Dairy Inspector j. c. Joslin issues
the following to the milkmen:
"The following is the law regarding
milk licenses: The name and number
of the license shall be plainly inscribed
on each side of each vehicle in use, and
every sale from a vehicle not so in
scribed shall be denounced a misdemean'
or
"Some are complaining because this
is not enforced as there are many small
milkmen selling from buggies, etc. Now
in justice to all this provision of the law
should be complied with and I hereby
warn those whose vehicles are not SO
inscribed to get in line A word to the
wise is sufficient"
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this listN 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.
G. L. BENEDICT, Postmaster.
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The work of the truant officer has re-
suited in seven new scholars being en-
rolled in the North Mankato school.
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No. Hard sl7s; No. 1 Northern 1877 No
Northern 71ss: No Northern 74K075I
No. Durum 66h; No 2 Durum 61h
No. Yellow Corn 81: No 3 Corn 36h
No. 3 White Oats Ban: No 3 Oats 3lA@334
Barley 1909
Rye 56%@59A
Flax II9A
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TREND OF TRADE
Reported Daily by the WiscOn-
in Grain and Stock Company.
UncorpOrated)
GRAIN QUOTATIONS.
Mankato. Mimi

Mankato. Mimi. Ian. &c. 1907.
Opening High Low Close
Minneapolis
May wheat. 77x@7s 7s14@% 7sa@%ssA
Jul. wheat ....7S5s@A 1913 1875 7SN@19
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Minneapolis Cash Close

Minneapolis received I31 cars VS. 1874 last year
Duluth received u VS. Il5.
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10 RgNT-Farbishe1 rsom. wlth ~ wjibout
hoard. y priFats family. address v. q,
Iin,ef oEfee. f1ff
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LAw FoR aIN COZ WI TRusr.H


Chicago. Nov. rs. Chicago inyesllga.
tors found what seemed q them ample
legal warrant ior the placing u The
words. In God We tfsut On the new
$40 gold pieces The Law relating 20 the
appearance al The MOTTO on coins may
be found III section 9. chapter q. Lave
Of She United States relating v coin
age Il fea1sf
sAud he Il further enacted that, ln
addition to the devices and Legends ulun
geld. silver and other coins, L shall ne
lawful for the director Of the mint, With
Tie approval Of the secretary Of che
treasury. 20 eAnae the motto, In Col
We trust. 10 b. placed On such eplns
hereafter t. ~ Issued a. shall admit 81
such legend thereon"
This act vas approved March 2 1909,
AMI efforts 10 Cad any record Of lts 81
peal ~ amendment were unhuceesalnl.
Chicago lawyers seemed puzzled 20 recon
clio this act with the statement 81 fresls
dent Roosevelt that be could hua NO.
legal warrant far the use Of the meita
The word warrant j. generally used
Il Synonymous with permission o.
approval" the word used In the At.
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COMPARISON or NAvIEs.
AZ to The Nations With Which We
Might Possibly Quarrel

Comparisons between the United
States and other Powers n respect u
naval strength show this country 70 BE-
second At tie present time II total ton
mage Of It's ships France being tnir3
Germany ioarta and Japan afta. But .
statement made BY the naval Depart
msnt contains an admission taat were
the SHIPS now baiMling AZ n commission
the United states would Be compelled 10
exchange pfacea with France.
&c might be gratifying 70 American
cride II s1is country were eioss 70 Great
Britain IA the number and efficiency II
IL warshipss bot 10 achieve That u
would b. mereaaary 70 double the pgesent
slze og the navy OF course, very
agsch greater increase would be requisite
were Great Britain 10 continMe 10 build
ships. which, We nay remark, IL will
Ill All probability dol BuE with arr navy
asi q BAR with that III France ana nearly
double chat Of JGpaa ia siza we have
notAinq To fear Id the nature III naval
warfare
Cne may predict with condolences that
thara newer Wfll Ae war setween Greas
Britain ard Bhe United agatsa. The Britt.
fah navy, instead of being n menace ID
aar interests may VA hooked npoa Az Il
factor 5f stFength There n strong
tAae k occasion shogld cas
HUI assistance HI would M used III aelp
us with some Qualification, 6Te saTne
nag be said 5f the German Aagy GSer.
many haa n0 quarrel with THE United
States and na~cr mII Nave amy. Sa
Francs WITH ia ail probability. newer
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The appointment q thirty -four state
committees. composed n representative
men. who nil forward the Interests 81
Industrial edurati0n In their respective
states. includes the following from Yer.
mont.
Prank Z. Greene. editor q n Mes
senger. So. Albanss Einafd y. Fllnn.
lawyer, Springfield; J. q. Esfey organ
Co., Bnttieboroi FL ingaih. former
superintendent Vermont industrial
school. Nergenneas q. G. Manuel g g..
Manuel a Sons Co. Richiori. ~. ,.
Patten. Burlington; Nathan g. Williams
president Vermont Farrn Machine Co.,
bellows Falls.
This formation ~ state committees
u the frst attempt II the National 90
ciety f0f tbe Promotion u Industrial
Education, which WIN Nod q Mg con
ycntion On Industrial education N chi.
cag0. December ca. n carry On a cam
paign through the medium a active
state organizations
The am 81 tie state committee vii
~ 10 make a study 81 che cond1 Ions "
trade training IN the various states 70
arouse public interest IN the subject AMI
70 work for legislative action % support
81 Industrial schools where such aetian
seems desirable
Through this campaign he national
society hopes % bring about 4 broad dis-
ctssioa 81 the whole matter. and 10 10.
huanee the establishment II local ard
state schools. that VIII materially assist
IN the thorough trimming Of skilled work.
men for the Industries
The society hopes, through these
agencies, b bring out he defects ~ The
public schools system, under which
HUNDREDS q thousand u chibirsn annual.
IL leave senooi for undesirable employ.
nent before they have reached The ar
where they can enter = trade. IN tss
opinion 81 directors q fhe national 30
defy. these conditions are soeh a. %
constitute 4 ssrious menace % American
industrial supremacy, which Il "A i'm
pefatite to remove.
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sshbnsr'. Christmas Number.

The announcement n the sumptuoui
Christmas number ~ Srihuef's Maya
zine promises q treat h ~ host n
friends IN this aetti0n ~ The eounary.
II j.. ~ usual. dressed IN most
beautiful cover. and among lther notable
contributions contains some maffel0uJy
beautiful rolofed Illustrations done by
Sarah ) siillWef. most sympatbstic IN
treatment u The Child N faifyiand"
Among other notable contributions j.
poem b. George Meredith entitled
The wild Rosel' and q rost interesting
series 81 Illustrations showing IN tie
original fol0fs the important collection
q modallions BY Joseph WcdgEo9i.
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BURIED HIS BILLS:
HOGS HAD A LUNCH
Indiana Man Brings What Il Left For
Redemption BY . City Bank.

Brazil. Ind, Nov Henry Akers
appeared e the first National bank m
t6fs city With gfeenhaeks 70 the amount
II Ss0f. Of rather what two weeks ago
represented that amount II money. The
money. uhen brought 70 the hank, was
n 4 dsplofable eondition-in wads and
rolls. also in many pieces.
The man Acknowledged that he had
drawn tie money from one u the hanss
taken Il home and buried il whehe be
thought IL presence would be least aus
peeted. in the hog loi.
Yesterday he vas shocked r. end taat
his treasure lad been rooted up BY The
hogs and part Of Il eaten. A 800 BIN
Fss missing.
The bank accepted the money and viii
seud Il 10 The United States treasury.
TIE banking officials are II the opiuion
that be uill iose at least halt of the
money be buried.
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TWO RUSSIAN GUEB0ATs
ARE DESTROYED BY FIRE
Several Other Vessels Damaged Ia Baltic
shipyaFas

81. Petersburg. Nov ia Gre Of
unknown ofkin a the Baltic shipbuild.
ink Yards Yesterday morning destroyed
two esinloafs and damaged several other
vessels
II developed later that thr Ere, ulieh
lasted ase hours, undoubtedly va d In.
eendiary origin. ~ 10 fires were allowed
on the ginboals and other vessels DE-
stroysd. They formed part Fl a Gotilla
which vas 10 course Of construction for
service o. the Amnr river
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Hor's jas?

re srer one Esndrtd Dollars Reward fey any
esse x Caszrrh nat cannos he cared ~ Halls
Cat4sTh Cure
T.. i. CHENEY 8 c.. Toledo o.
We. ID aH1ers xned. have known p. J. Che.
new fsr she lass = year,. and heiieve hl0 psr-
feeefg honorable Is a. business FznsaxtIans
zn1 AzanelallY able - carry out any obIlgaslous
aaaze - hls 9T1.
WAGn0 EfNNkN MAKFrx
Wholesale nfuxxists Tois1c. ..
rs1rx catzrrt Care + 1zken Internally. acting
x3rerffv noan IT, blaod ana MaEous surfaces Il
ne evssen4. Testimonials seas ffte. Prizes 3
eszss peg hesEie. sid - Al Druggtfta.
Tax Halls FsualsY Pile fer c1ustlparl9n-
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May tie Lord help you make Back.
len Arniea Saive known 81 all" writes
J. {. jenkins 1T Chapel HiIl, y. G y
quickly took the pain out n a felon Tor
ne ard cured i N = wonderfully short
tine Beat On earth foF soFeas burns
ard wounds. re 81 Red Cross pharmacy.