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GARDEN CITY.

Mr.. and Mrs John Lemon, who have
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Hart, will make their home in
Tyler, MINI.
Cve Thurston of st. Paul is visiting
friends and relatives of this place this
week.
Mrs. James Wolverton was Mankato
caller Tuesday.
An ice cream social was held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. U. A. Wagner
Wednesday evening.
town Thursday.
Miss Alice Church is spending her
summer vacation at the home of Harry
John.
Mrs. Doctor Meredith is in town visit
inc her husband.
Mrs. Wagner and Floyd and her niece,
Nina Lee, were Lake Crystal callers
Monday.
Mrs. Foster was Mankato caller
Saturday.
Mr.. Bush of Oshkosh, Wis.,, is visit
ing at the home of his wife's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fairchild, of this
place.
Raw Willard from the northern part
of the state is visiting Miss Clara Boyn-
ton of this place.
Miss Ida Bixby went to Kasota Friday.
Miss Esther Thompson of Vernon Cen
ter visited with friends in town this
week.
Mr.. Ed. Rev of Wisconsin is in town
again.
Harry Mcbride who has been visiting
Saturday.
A farwell tea party was given for
Mrs. Thomas and daughter Eva at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Osgood Tues
day evening. They departed Wednes-
dav noon for Rome, New York, where
they will visit Joseph Thomas and fam
lily.
A Children's day program will be rem
dered in Baptist church Sunday after
noon at three o'clock.
Miss Vera Thomas of Lake Crystal
is visiting at Mr.. George Johns.
Mrs. Shelby and daughter of Lake
Crystal are visiting friends in this vi
cinity this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart of Northheld
are visiting friends and relatives in this
place.
John Mccall of lie Sueur Center is VS.
ting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Putrah.
Mrs. Floyd Ketcham and daughter
who has been visiting friends and rela-
tives of this place. returned to her home
in St Paul, accompanied by Miss May
Terry of this place.
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Married at Minnesota Lake.

FROM SATURDAY Ddlly
At nine O'Clock on Wednesday, June
26 occurred the marriage of Miss Lizzie
Manders to Mr.. Andrew Petrok at ST.
Johns Catholic church, Rev. Father Van
officiating.
The newly welded couple are two of
the most prominent young people, the
groom being member of the well
known firm of the Peter Kremer Hard
ware Co., and Miss Manders is the
youngest daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Michael Manders.
The bride was becomingly gowned in
dress of cream silk embroidered net
over taffeta, with hat to match and was
attended by Miss Lutz who wore a
dress of white net over china silk. ine
groom was attended by Mr.. Martin
Kremer and all wore the creamy white
roses. Following the ceremony re-
ception was held at the home of the
brides parents, and the invited guests
comprised the relatives of the contract
ing parties.-Tribune.
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FOR SALEM!!!!
40 Acres of Land in Grand Forks
County, North Dakota.

N the heart of the famous Red River Val
ley. $50 acres under high state of Guilt
walton, balance in pasture and meadow
All can be cultivated The soil is black
loan with yellow subsoi Excellent graded
roads. The buildings consist CT a small
house, barn, granary. COW shed, well of good
water. In a German locality. one mile to
school, eight and half miles to good town
and twenty-five miles to CITY of Grand Forks,
town of 1900 inhabitants, where is located
the University of North Dakota and numerous
manufacturing plants, one of which is a large
saw mill. This town has also number Of
wholesale houses and is the largest railroad
center of the state.
800 acres choice improved land in same To-
cality as above piece, 300 acres being under
plow, balance me dow. NJ buildings, one
mile to school, Terms one-third down, bal
ance in five years time. Price SD per acre
Address r. H.. care Of Western Far.
mcr and Dairyman.
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Work on Lake Crystal Park.

Lake Crystal, June 29.-The village
council has let the contract for the grad
ing of block l. Corporate addition, which
land has been dedicated for park pur-
poses. This is portion of the Omaha
railway old right of way which was gnv-
en- to the town last year when the com
pany abandoned the same for its new
roadbed. The block is located in the
center of the village. Trees and orna
mental shrubbery will be planted as
soon as the land is in condition and the
season will permit, and a pavilion will
be built,
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ish Lutheran church, has returned from
summer fest of the Swedish churches,
and delivered an address. A large crowd
was present.
Mrs. N p. Tuleen is visiting her pa
rents near Princeton, Illinois. She will
return home about July 18th.
The Misses Lena and Ada Mark
who have been here visiting their rel
atives, started for their home in
Dodge City, Kansas, accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Erick Erickson and daughter
Elonore, who will stay for few
weeks
Julius A. Frederichs and family will
leave in a few days for Minneapolis
to remain. Mr.. Friedrichs has recent
ly invented music rack and leaf
turner, which attaches to pianos, and
will manufacture them at Minneapo-
lis. Mr.. Friedrchs has been with
Shows photograph studio for sew
eral years and is an excellent photo
grapher. !,
Rev. Thomas McCieary of st. Paul
who is now on the lecture platform
will preach to the Methodist Episcopal
congregation tomorrow forenoon at
the Y. NJ. C. A. auditorium. He was
one of the first pastors of the loca
Methodist Episcopal church.
Mrs. V. A. Street leaves tomorrow
night for few weeks visit with
friends in Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Currier went &c
Window today to attend the wedding
of Miss Gertrude Nash, which took
place at l:3O o'clock this Afternoon.
Misses Mildred Merchant, Eleanor
johnson and Cora Ennis have returned
home from delightful outing with MISS
Lucille Brandenburg at the Guttersen
home, Lake Crystal.
T. w. Hart and family have taken
the Guttersen house at Lake crystal
for July and August. 1t is an ideal
spot for a summer outing.
DR.. Brandenburg and family are
moving into their beautiful home al
GAS South Fourth street. Many I'M
provements have been made and 1t Is
now in excellent condition and one OF
the most desirable homes in the city
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Springfield, July springfield de-
feated Newlin yesterday in one-sided
contest, 10 to |. Springlield's smuggling
was the feature, knocking two New Ulm
pitchers out OF he box.
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SCOTLAND Personal

at the post in the probate court room
The Judge has been gone on an eastern
trip during the last three weeks. lie
first went to the jamestown EXPOSE
tiop. where he met his son, Everett, who
was attending the fair in company with
the entire army corps of 500 or more
West Point men, over whom he Is adJu-
tant. The men made splendid specta-
Gle as they passed in review The Judge
next went to Washington, ID. C., where
he took in the sights for time, ana
then to West Point, where he renamed
five DAYS and attended the graduation
exercises. During the next five days nc
visited at the home of Mrs. Hughes
father in western Pennsylvania in Craw-
ford county.
MIR. and Mrs S. S. Mack of Round
Prairie. Mimi. are visiting III the city
at the home of Mrs. Nj. A. Durkee.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Nicholson left yes
terday afternoon for their future nome
mt Tacomah, Wash. They have been
residents of Mankato for thirty -elSht
years and their many friends regret to
see them leave.
f. r. Lowell of Vernon Center was
visitor in the city today.
Charles III. Brace of Sterling called on
friends in the city this afternoon.
Mrs. II. C. Daniels, who has been
spending the last two months as guest OF
MIR. and Mrs. William Ellis, lett Tor
NIoorhead. Mimi, yesterday.
Howard Hazel of Garden City was IN
the city yesterday.
Neil Cook today received telegram
announcing the sudden death OF his
brother, John G. Cook in San Francisco,
California, this morning. MIR. Cook was
a building contractor and was hfty-hve
wears old. The deceased had planned to
visit his brother in this city next sum
mer.
Judge William Plymat is still quite
sick at his home on South Front
street. He has an acute attack OF
indigestion and heart failure
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When a man starts to blow in his
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From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Miss Julia Lien, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Lien, was married to Carl
L. Peterson at the United Lutheran
church Thursday at Delavan.
Mrs. l.. d. Eygabroad expects to &C
today to Walker, where she will spend
the summer with her brother and family
The Misses Hazel :McQuay, Char
lotte Babcock, Edyth White and Mary
Smith went to Mankato Monday to
take a course in a six weeks summer
school at that place. Mr.. and Mrs
James Slater attended the wedding OF
Miss Lydia Chestnut to Samuel McCul-
lom of Mankato Wednesday. The we'd
ding occurred at the brides home neal
Mapleton.-Winne Enterprise
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\ most delightful affair was the re-
ception rendered DR.. George w. Davis
last evening, at the parlors of the Pres
byteran church, by the members of the
church and congregation. The parlors
were profusely and beautifully decorat-
ed with choice flowers, artistically ar
ranged, pink and white poenies predomi-
mating. In the reception line with DR..
Davis, were Mrs. Buffham, president of
the Ladies' Aid society, Mr.. and Mrs
Miss Jache. Ice cream, coffee and cake
j. H. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Funk,
Professor and Mrs. f. l.. Holtz and Mr..
Warwick Beautiful vocal selections
were rendered by Mrs. Patterson and
Mrs. Parry in duets, and solos by Mrs.
j. NJ. Edwards, Miss Kathleen Hart and
Miss Moore, and instrumental music by
were served to the two hundred and fifty
guests, Mrs. Evans and Mrs. Pope pre-
siding at the coffee urns. The unquali-
fed success of the occasion attested to
the high esteem in which DR.. Davis is
held by the people of his church and the
community generally, and there were
universal expressions of regret that
his pastorate here is at an end.
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From Fridays Daily.
Callers at the court house are pleased
to see Judge William f. Hughes back
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Eye. Far, Nose, Throat, Lungs,
Liver. Stomach and Bowels.

dyspepsia, constitutional catarrh. sick headache
rheumatism, chronic female diseases. neuralgia.
sciatica; dizziness nervousness, slow growth in
children and all wasting diseases in adults, de-
formities club feet, curvature OF the spine, DIS
eases of the brain, diabetes paralysis, Bright's
disease, heart disease, appendicitis, eczema
varicocee and hydrocee properly treated. His
system of curing
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large, ana refreshments, coHSiSCiHS VI
ice cream and cake, were served. The
rooms were prettily decorated with
peonies and other flowers. During the
evening Rev. and Mrs. Martinson were
presented with half dozen solid silver
knives and forks by L. w. Hart in a
neat speech, on behalf of the many
friends of the couple. They responded
feelingly.
Rev. and Mrs Martinson will leave
Mankato next Tuesday. They have made
many warm friends during their resi-
dence in the city, and all will regret
| their departure. The best wishes of ev-
cry one will accompany them through
life, and it is hoped that they will be
frequent visitors to Mankato.
: :
Miss Marietta Moen and William
Robert Ernst were united in marriage
at noon today by Rev. Nels Nordgaard,
at the latter's residence, in the pres
ence of very few friends. MISS
Welsh acted as maid of honor, and the
groom was unattended.
Mr. and and Mrs. Ernst left on the
one O'Clock train for st. Paul, where
J1tN VIII lcSlut. Lie IuC 10 q LUIS"
ter of Mr. and Mrs. liver Moen of Mis-
soula, Mont, former residents of Man
kato. She is highly estimable young
woman. who has large circle of friends.
| The groom is an excellent appearing
Young man, and holds good position in
st. Paul. The many friends of both
will extend congratulations.
: =:
| Company H gave another of its enjoy
able dancing parties last evening at the
armory, Lamm's orchestra furnishing
the music. About thirty couples at
| tended.
The G. n. o. club of young ladies OF
the Baptist church was entertained last
evening at the home of the Misses Hol-
! man on Hanover street, at butterfly"
party. The decorations were on the but
terhy order and butterfly games were
PLAYED. Nice refreshments were served,
and all present were as happy as but
terhies.
DIR. William X. Jacoby of Vernon Cen
ter was in Mankato yesterday.
Miss Bertha Hunt OF Mankato daugh-
ter of Frank w. Hunt of the Free Press,
was a guest of Mrs. F. V. Cummings a
few days the past week.-Post, Blue
Earth.
Judge Washburn of Duluth was in
Mankato a short time today. He was
on his way to Vernon Center, to visit
IA brother.
Rev, n P, Tuleen, pastor Of the ewed-
The sun., 1907-04-27
lave stock Market.

Receipts Of beevcs were 25s0 mead Including
"A Tor export alive. IS for slaughtereTs and "a
for the market making. with the cattle that ar
rived yestt rdRy. 81 cars sale. Trade was slow
at decline Of lCdlSc. on see and 100 on bulls.
cows we're also generally shade lower with a
duh de mand. one car OF Call!e held over Fair
to choice steers sold at ej.5d s8a5 per 100 lts .
bulls at 9D0ds4.5S; COWS al ssS5N9J5O. Dressed
heef IN slack demand and prices a tribe weak
City drTssed native sides sold az T'-00l1c per Id
Liverpool and London cAnlt quoted IN cattle slow
~ tia aizac, per H. dressed weight: TefriRe rator
beef steady at sN4@9c. per III. Exports 70 -day
none; 10 morrow. s3e beevcs and 7,.O quarttis
Receipts Of calves were i.os4 head. all for the
market with the exception of 10 head. There was
q fair demand for the stock and top grade were
steady; medium grades weak 70 Csc. lower the pens
were CLEARED. Common 10 choice veals sold at 0 so
RTSO per 100 rs; c1ills AZ 1915. City drs sssd
yssls essy o. sGiilae per 10; country DR., ssed
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were i.piT head. in
eluding cara for slauEhteTers and for the mar
ket making. with the stale stock. a. cars on sale
sheep we're entirely nominal lamts we're dun
and tEads limited with prices about steady: cars
wyre hkely IN he held over Fair clipped lamra
sold a. @.7S per 100 lbs dressed mutton nuIet
atn4i1c per lb.. with choice wetheTs selling as high
- iil3c. dr. saed lambs slow az iz3at41c county
dressed spring hn6s steady al SSat6 per carcass;
Aecslpss of hogs were 1,Soa head Including about
hah . car toI she market. Pyires appeared 70 Be
steady. Coed Hight state hoss sold at 10 peT
lD.lbA Country dressed hogs steady.
The sun., 1907-04-27
THE "a RIB MARKET.

Very little interest was manifested in curb
stocks to-day. The market throughout the
session was dun and. although a generally
close OF the session sho W ed only Insignificant
changes from that OF the preceding day =,
There was little activity in some OF the COZ :
per issues. Boston. Bntte. the Greene shares
and Nevada Utah selling fTactionally higher
Davis-Daly, too, recovered about point
StsnaaIhI sh vi iost poirts' ne MSiorS
Line companies we're traded in lightly al
small improvement. and Western Ice con-
tnued to rise. Transac ctions in detail in the
market to-day were a. follows.
The sun., 1907-04-27
THE BOSrON MARKET.

BOSTON, April %. The market for cop per
dency. Copper Range was an exception. On
the announcement that the Copper Range
burrage suit had been settled out OF court II
ately traded In. IL held the gain at the close
The remainder Of the list closed at fractional
recessions as a rule. Massachusetts Gas
other indust rials and rails were steady and
The sun., 1907-04-27
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Taller & Co. OF - Pine street have sold all
but $500 900 Of the 81. .3S0. 900 issue OF Missouri
Pacific per cent. equipment trust gold
bonds and OF the S6a9. 600 per cent Toid
certificates. They orer the remainder on
terms netting SL per cent.
s. 4. Nelson, author Of the A r. &. Of Wall
Street, has brought out book about the
Consolidated Stock Exchange Of New York
In addition 70 the history Of the exchange
the book contains chapters on the arbitraRe
trade, the money broker and a glossary on
stock market terms
The sun., 1907-04-27
CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
MTSCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COnee Easier on Liquidation Provisions
F1rnner

In the main it was day Of long liquidation
in coffee and prices gave way. Local and
foreign longs, together with some Wall Street
holders. tired over the failure Of the market
to advance. sold out in disgust. toasters
are undertone too and have sold to some ex-
tent The spot market continued dull
Coffee on the spot was quiet Rio No. :.
exc. Futures declined to 10 points closing
steady with sales Of I35.2SO bags Havre was
unchanged Hamburg was unchanged to
Z pfR. higher. Rio VAS unchanged: eX-
change l-32d higher AZ - p-32d.: receipts
1000 ass stock. $4,000 Santos declined SO
rei4; receipts. 10000 tags stock. 2,ds4, 900.
Prices az follows:
The sun., 1907-04-27
REPORT ON RUBBER MERGER.
Committee oT the United states Company
FaVOrS the Project.

The special committee appointed nv
the United States Rubber Company 10
consider the advisability of a merger with
the Intercontinental Rubber Company has
made a preliminary report to the direc-
tors. The report contained no recommsn-
datiohs regarding the financing Of the
merger, butt viewed the matter favoraby
There will be a continuance OF the confer
ence between the committee and repre-
sentatves OF the International company
II may be several weeks before a final
report is made
No doubt is expressed in any quarter
that the negotiations will terminate sue
cessfully. All the leading interests m
both companies are in favor Of the consol-
idation, and it was we'll known at the time
Thomas F. Ryan, the Messrs. Guggenheim
and their associates secured the Congo
concession that they proposed to cooper
ate with the United States Rubber Com
pany.
The sun., 1907-04-27

PROVIsIONs.-Lard was firm; prime est
ern. 500: refined Continent. 1925: South
American. $40, Pork was quiet and steady:
steady: city. SIC. Chicago. April 20 Pro-
visions we're strong and higher. I he in huenee
OF grain markets and Indications OF lighter
hOR movement neyt week were the strength
eninC factors The principal buying was by
shorts" Prices as follows:
The sun., 1907-04-27
ENGINEERS.
MONEY AND ENCHINGE.

Money on call on the Stock Exchange to-day
lcAned bet WCen = and "a per cent, with
the final transact ION az , per cent. The
average rate paid during the day was per
cent The time money market was very
auiet. Loans were made in moderate volume
at per cent for sixty days, ~ per cent. for
for i've and siS months. aud s., per cent
for over the end Of the year. Commercial
paper was quoted NJ 81. 70 Ga per cent Tor
prime single nm mes and bills receivable; other
names. g.. per cont
The sterling exchange market was firm AT
first bur later on developed weakness which
len rates only slightly changed from yestsT-
day, Posted rates quoted a. t.Sim i.T. Act
sight drafts. i,sJdl. .s6Oj. cable transfers.
4sesO. COmmcrcisl bihs we're 4.S2Ts for sixty
quoted AZ san, for long and sI7is less i-i6
for short. RelChsntarks wore quoted at
e4h for long and " for short Guilders
were quoted at 10 $40 for short dates.
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
10 a-sc. discount Chicago-2O discount.
Charleston Buying, soc. discount. selling.
i-lOc. premium Montreal-2dc. premium.
New orleans n SommerGiai' ss2c' po,psI dlioopnI'
Minneapolis soc. premium, CINCINNATI -
Par st Louis 25c. discount. San Francisco
--r25c premium
Money in London I',@2 per cent. Rate Of
discount IN the open market for short and
three months bills. stM3H per cent Con-
soils for money closed at 81 g-iB and for the
prices Of per cent rentes ~ "a francs IS
centimes Exchange on London 2J francs
1ats Centimes. Private rate OF discount, 3T-iS
per cent. Berlin advces quote exchange on
lAndon, 20 marks ls't pfE, Private rate OF
dhcount, per cent
New York Clearing House statement: Ex-
CHANGES S27l .7Ts. .i6t; balances. $500 O5S
Sab Treasury debit balance, Sj7O. .O80. D..
aonlmercial price cf bar silver in New York
6psc Bar silver in London. ~ 5-I6d. SIeNi-
can silver dollars quoted al sOatc.
The sun., 1907-04-27
SUB-TREASURY STATEMENT.

FRIDAY
Paid by Sub Treasury TO bAnks n IN mn
Paid by banks 70 Sub Treasury ......... a9Ii 600
Loss to banks on days transactions gii OOO
SINCE FRIDAT LAST
Paid by Sub Treasury TO banks....... a23 2Ss 200
Paid by banks to sub Treasury mn. 22TIsOOO
Gain 20 banks...,..,...,....,,...., RtaOnnO
The sun., 1907-04-27

oTE.-Dun and Arm. Sales, 7.ON bhls
ReceiUts, l6.e9l bbls: exports, "a? bbls
Prices as follows; SDring-Patents. ESQ
A.T1: clears $4,000 S3.75. Winter: Clears
19, IOd S3.25: straights, s3.5Od s375. Rye -four
a. e0H SaI5
The sun., 1907-04-27
DIVIDEND DECLAR4TTONS.

ComplHB and Tsvm Stock Agf Pgvqbs
Muuphone Operating Com
pany. monthly. ....... -. 1 MAp 1
Pleischmann Realty. quar-
American Dis,rct rsievraDh. NJ" "
Sss'l annual. al.......",....-. - Mag -
The sun., 1907-04-27

The movement was as followC
New York: Wheat corn. Oats Ryr BdriSy
Receipts ...... 1900 1t,i5l $500 iS,dO0 $500
Exports. ..t... i39.S& ...,. ...... o..
Chicago:
Recrpts .... SS00n 'sT an 9'sD1 sO09 aS OOo
shipments q, 5000 ,OO0 eOT,OO0 1000 1000
Buffalo:
Receipts ...... 60O OOO i4HpOO ..... ..... .....
shipments. "a ON 10000 .... ...... -
The sun., 1907-04-27
,,erocranlc Railway OF Mexico:

Supreme Court-ADpeUAte Division. y -'''a, ,
Supreme Couri-s9yIeciAl Term Part y .' ''"
opens at i0:30 \. -. r. T=-te matters. go.
SuTrogates' Court Chambers Fnr N-'H'-,
Willis NJ Mana r. Metcalf Ferdinand Gr'-'H %
a. 10D g. NJ -. "A
CITY Court Special Term Court o7"n' "
A. NJ Motions.
The sun., 1907-04-27
Court og ADDeaI. raIerdar

,UI AHsar Ayd 81 sog51 TS q aDHs ~ -
The sun., 1907-04-27

SUGAR.-Raw was nrm with limited OF erinRs
Centrifugal % test, 373d3 SEC; muscoVados
80 test 323acS.33c, Refined was in fair de-
mand and firm. liranulated 4S5n4 zoe
NAVAL STOREs-Spirits Of turpentine baI,c.
Common 10 good strained rosin, 4,sS.
The sun., 1907-04-27
sh.I2a.llO

hhe receipts from customs 20 day were soOs534
from Internal revenue. S6S.aal and miscellaneous,
eNT56 National bsaK notes received for redemp
lion, S7B3,O:O.
eI'he cash statement Of the United States Treas
unr for April 20 shows.
The sun., 1907-04-27
many TREASURY STATEMENT.

NNsHINGroN, April ~. The statement Of the
receipts and eXoeadltures OF The Treasury shows;
This an. THIS mOHtt. Fiscal Dsdr
Rareipts .... i.V2,tun S4s ,SON ,a6l 353s.sg 30
Earendtures s.'OO0N I2.g70.O0n 1859 173