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The Washington times., 1908-12-09
LETTERS CONTENTS
CRAZES CHINAMAN

CHICAGO, Dec. "a letter received
by Joy Lung, from China. and believed
70 have contained news Of the death Of
some relative drove him insane and led
his brother Moy Lung, TO attempt TO
commit suicide by slashing his throat
with a razor. The latter was taken To
the Lakeview Hospital, and his life is
oespaired OF. Joy Lung viii pc put in
% the detention house.
After reading the letter and showing
II to his brother, Joy Lung left the
house and did not return. He was found
wandering. in Dearborn street. Worry
over the letter and the failure OF his
brother TO return IS believed +o ba,-o
caused Moy Lung to attempt suicide.
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After a round o. gayety and a dip
into the social whirl, topped or by a
theater party. not TO mention a dec
orous hot bird with no evidences Of n
cold bottle afterward. the party Of
young women sent 70 washington by
the New Britain Comm Herald, Of
which Mrs. r J. Vance, widow OF for
mer Representative Vance Of Connect
cut is the owner, today took a cold
plunge into intellectual fields
Toned down to the proper dignity by
an address by Commissioner Macfar-
land at 10 o'clock the young women, at
high noon, were presented to President
Roosevelt.
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As much elated BY the experiences
OF the morning as by the amusements
furnished yesterday the young women
emerged from the Executive Offices
happy and smiling
The Presidential appointment was the
event Of the trip for the visitors The
rest Of the week will be devoted 70
sightseeing trips around the Capital IN
terspersed with theater parties and re-
ceptions by Government officials.
I'VE want to learn a little something
on the side" declared one Of the young
ladies, even II We are here primarily
for a good time And I wish TO state
We are doing both.
IAN the people we have met IN Wash
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as they can be and they are real jolly,
even II they do live in Washin ston.
Up there we sort Of got an idea nat
every one down ia Washington was sort
or 'chesty,' but thai is far from the
truth Why they are just Ike the
neighbors and we are having the time
or our lives"
I certa- 7ly hope" chimed IN another.
that We won't have anything 20 DO TO-
night This afternoon we 20 through
some public buildings, but tonight /
about our call on the President before
I foEget what he said We will be
heroes when we get back there sure
enough"
To which conviction, Ralph A Graves.
their guide. gives fervent Endorsement,
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BUREAU OF MINES
URGED IN CONGRESS
Delegation Comes TO Work for
Bill Put in Last
Session.

A delegation from the American Min
ing Congress which recently met in
Pittsburg, is here today to make an
effort to get consideration at this ses-
sion Of Congress. OF the bill providing
for the establishment OF a bureau OF
mines
The delegation is headed by Secretary
James +. Callbreath, 3r-- OF Denver.
who has advocated the mining bureau
bill for years.
The bin has passed the House OF
Representatives and is up for third
reading In the Senate. CalIbreath
thinks the upper house can be urged
TO pass the bin and send It to the
House for approval before the Christ.
mas holidays
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WILL CLOSE BARS

MAHANOY CITY, Pa. Dec. e.-The
board Of education has adopted a reso-
luton presented by Edward ]. Hen
messy a hotel keeper. requesting that
Ihe bars Of all hotels and saloons he
Closed on Christmas and New Year
:, a1@,y, MIahlanoy City has 164 saloons for
1o0n Tor every 100 Inhabitants.
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Best Coal at Low Prices R J.. NC
Grace. 4th & + ne. Phone Linen D.
-Advt.
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WRECKAGE SHOWS
STEAMER IS LOST
Hope for the Clemson, With Crew
of Twenty-four, Is
Given Up.

DULUTH, MINI, Dec. 9.-DOubt re-
garding fate OF twenty-four men aboard
the steel freighter D. NJ Clemson was
settled today when word reached here
from Whitefish Point. Lake Superior,
that twenLy-three hatch coverings
identified as belonging to the Inflated
vessel had been washed ashore It is
believed that the freighter went down
at that place with ali on board.
All OF the lost crew resided in Duluth
and Michigan, except one Toledo man
and Deckhands James DriscOll and Fred
Carney, Of Buffalo.
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How would yOu like to give
Head throws?

Many call these Directoire Scarfs
ana J1ey are certainly very much
desired for presentation purDOses
We nave had many lines made M
70 our own order. and in that Nv
secured especially Desirable r1s-
terlals, colOrs. and patterns hat
We can sell very low in price. Note
these
HEAD THROWS OF SIX. muu In
colors OF light blue. pink. lavender
"a. yds- long; heustitched EOc
S--'-S- N44oice------ > "
HEAD THROWS Of Jap silk. ~
yes long, &-in- wide, in v-hfte-
pink. lavender, Hight blue and n oc
canary. Ohiy... , .
HEAD THROWS Or DfractoIra
SCarfs OF silk crepe in floral 6a-
signs and very pretty. str
EU
PLAIN CREPE SCARFS OF Head
Throws In al the desirable eveniag
eolors; good length. and SIOU
-Al-A S---.---.----.---.-.- a" = -
1st dOOr-Neckwea- Section
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MARCUS NOTES. AUCT.. as 9th St NV.
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-02
New Grain Store

j I NAV and .u. '4w W
Is Downing hara Opened 70 grain
store co., Chestnut -..,. .puu-I.D
he Lubbock LIVERY Company
liable. Mr hat . N.I sU0au
o the people ui Lu1boet tHI viii
10 doubt do good business.
Mr. Downing b. from norman.
lklahons. auI vail NOV, here .u
short TINE. which AIII ne "a
aluable addition Co our citizen
hip
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-02

Dick stoke. school friend ui
, editor wa in Lubbock We
,sdav. lie is now Boz business at
,vder tie ~ very favorable
,pressed with our little town
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-02

West Texas is attracting uu-
usual attention At present and
why shouldn't She. with the many
railroad, huldiup through her
territory opening up thousands of
acre, of the mos, fertile agricul.
ture land, % the state. furnishing
home, for many people 81, a very
reasonable price. The country h,
prosprrou, to nich Iegrec
Every man who viii work can
.p.9re ,mploymeni AT very
,atI~nator, vaue and more are
needed lmrroyam.rr. are going
nu ID. ,,rr, town ora community
,rI a.. people are .onterted and
0aun, Ever, week Urng. soou,
rev building, 100 the south Plains
towns aud new lines OF business
are bclngput INTO operation
Luunoch ho" has Tvs" cement
piocN machine, al "ofh manuiac-
turing material for more sub
-rauta. buildings 10 take the place
~ ''' "'"''N houses that nave
served .''I purpose ID years gone
'l' 'ul nave become TO small TO
'..omooa'r u'' large : .och' OF
goods 100" necessary TO supply the
The avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 190?-1909, 1908-10-02

Hampton and son have bought
"a Too and q half mex % the Bank
west, and will immediately erect
"a building 32x.g for general
merchandise store. Maria New
Ela
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Pleasant Mounds :

d
George Fox, j., made a trip .te
.Mlankato last Saturday -. , .,...
Genevieve and Cleon Cornish of Am
boy spent Sunday at the home o.
Frank Briggs. -- $50
Mrs. H. r. SCOT, and children, Gladys
and Imar of Winnipeg, are visiting al
the home of Berton Tyler
Mrs. Elsie Austin went to Mankatc
Saturday to see her niece, Evelyn
Tyler, who is, sick with. typhoid fever
Al Pegors has been on the sick list
but is on the gain.
Miss Mildred Grove returned from
Mankato Wednesday,, where she had
been for the. last six weeks attending
the summer school.
/ The ice cream social held at the
home of Bert Huffman by the Young
Peoples Christian .Endeayor society
was well attended. The proceeds
amounted to 1875.
Miss Margaret O'Connor of St
Clair returned home last week after
a visit with. friends and relatives.
joe Albright and family of St
James have been visiting at the home
Of John Albright, -
Bessie Briggs is on the sick list.
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Sal SAD 7 CASE Of: 8 10 JlosepH EfFER
Young Man Ag ain Placed Where He
IL g Gfa eCan Do No farm .ttiMi.e

From Thursdays Daily os5tt ,s,,,1tra ~ y.
aaJoseph .iEfery sln, 5was staken, into = cus+
t6dy early this morning after a geod
deal-a of s tfouble,s and ,wass 1later recon.
mitted, ;toe,the, ST. Peter insane as YUM,
whence he was discharged last winter
after "a shorta stay lately he has
been acting ,queerly. last evening he
ehased5utwo ladies until they.estook
refuge in dwelling. Last evening he
was seen sitting on the porch of his
house garbed in fewer clothes than
Adam wore when a drowth made vege-
tation scarce in Eden.
The night patrolmen searched all
night for the young man, and it was
not until about seven o'clock this
morning that he was located in a
stone quarry in the north part of the
city. Officers Edwards and Garberding
found him and tried to take him into
custody, but he, shook them off and
ran away. The officers followed, and
all at once aEffer started for them in
a menaeing way. One of the officers
drew his revolver and Threatened to
shoot, and at this ,Effer became peace,
able land advanced with outstretehed
hands and allowed the handouts to be
fastened upon him. Officer Simmonds
appeared just at the finish, having been
summoned by his brother officers. Af-
ter being locked up, the young man
talked nationally. He is. as strong as a
giant, it is said. .3,i
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appointed referee The mill company
is resisting the application, desiring tc
have the case tried before the court
Professor Davis and wife have gon,
to Colorado Springs, Col, for Il .vaca
tion.
Amandus Just of Winnipeg is WIS
iting in the city.
Miss Terry returned to her home al
Good Thunder yesterday. She was
an inmate of, st. Joseph's hospital, and
returns greatly improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Bates and son
of Menomonie, Wis, are visiting 1.-THE
formers parents on Minnesota street
/ for week
Mrs. Willard r., Tanzer and daugh
ter of 5Brainerd, who have been. Wis
iting in the city for the past two
weeks. returned to their home this
morning.
Tomorrow evening, Mabel and Hazel
Schoellkopf will leave for Minneapolis
and st. Paul for a few weeks stay
among friends and relatives, and Mrs
Schoellkopf and Alice, Harold, and
Irene will leave Monday morning for
Clintonville, Wewaskum and Milwaukee
Wis, for month or so to visit
friends and relatives.
Il H.a III HKuhn is sick with tynBeM
feNerr at Emmanuel hospital. a..
: Miss Caroline Chrisman is assisting
'iaittt iatt the ffee' Press as stenographer this
week 1duriigntheo temporary 'abseilce lof
ihIiss tAda yPagebsrlmi Nai'o' ,feh
5rNrssoiJs s+aPa Dinaen apd family left
stpdaM,fN Saltwater to. make AMI exs
tended arYisit,o a>naiq bInoF tstt
.r lDE,, F1,D2, Brspdssnburs speat3 3Eaater7
day in st, Paul; He lays that city's
Sa mortality t.aH ,s,5 rate TO its ggQda gaa Yatsfr s
'g'sJ!!A E.HaHaqts qittle boy kas Come
downniaith tYplioidefevers makihg thfte
cases fiaI ithee afamilpt '}7sI3s no.
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An Top7IMIsTEEs1 cRS6p HvffAA
pNtEl .WBN .gaf En Is T.tfM = w saB heNF
Northwesterns sGene.aF Agent Sends
.,.,,,,s = .OutAnother Bulletin. s,4,T

From SATURDAYS Daily. .
EaAceording to crop report No. sl7, is
sued yestefday from the office Of Gen.
era1 Agent A. c. Johnsbn Of the North
western, covering conditions along that
line on the Minnesota and Dakota di-
vision, an optimistic view is taken
into the future. Oat harvest will be-
gin next week and with the closing
of the present week barley will have
been practically completed. Weather
conditions have been ideal for crop de-
velopment.
The crop report just issued read as
follows:
~"The weather conditions since the
last report have been decidedly fav-
'orable for our particular line, with
a few local showers and on the whole
moderate temperature A Slight local
hail at Canistota and De Smet;; S. D.,
and Milroy, Mimi, but The local dam
age was light As i Il.
"The barley harvest will be prac-
tically finished this week or By July
81 and the oat harvest will begin next
week and be followed by general
wheat harvest and the first week in
August, early wheat harvest beginning
in about ten days or Aug. !. .t;'s'' "'''s
"All grain has made good
growth and is in advance of last sea-
son and is maturing under very. fav-
.orable conditions, which now insures
an exceedingly large yield and at pres
,ent promises excellent quality"
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of the law when convicted.

of the law when convicted. Zap
lplause.l
Mr.. Ewert was in favor of remov-
| ing the duty from bituminous coal, as
three corporations control seventy per
cent of it and have put up prices. He
would take the duty off of iron ore,
steel and pig iron, because no nation
can compete with this country in the
production of these raw materials.
Talked About Currency.
Some time was devoted--to currency
legislation. Mr.. Ewert would have the
banks limited so that they could
loan only certain proportion of their
deposits upon stock collateral, and
would make stock gambling illegal.
There should be no railroad rates
based on unjust capitalization. Under
the anti-rebate legislation such cities
as Mankato, Pipestone and the other
cities of the second district can be
built up, as the big cities cannot
longer Obtain special favors.
Mr.. Ewert devoted himself to the
other candidates. Speaking of Gilbert
Guttersen he said that he had never
discussed the great questions that are
confronting the people. If he could
not come before the people and tell
them where he stands. what would he
do when he got to Washington? He
is lecturing upon his travels in Europe
at time when mems brows are wrin-
kled with the problems of state that
are perplexing them. Guttersen's lee
lures on "Rome to the Midnight Sum-
seemed frivolous, and reminded him
of how Nero sat fiddling while Rome
was burning No man should be sent
to congress, who has not been heard
to discuss these subjects.
Reference to Mr. McCleary.
The speaker gave up considerable
time to Mr.. McCleary. He said: "He
has served twelve years in congress.
Why is he coming back or being sent
back into the district, where he was
repudiated by 1000 majority two
years ago? He was not in accord
WIFI lHe peOplo Ol UHe ulSUTlcC CHel
The committee on ways and means
win revise the tariff, and McCleary
was on that committee. Can it be
that somebody wants to get him
back on the committee to help revise
the tariff upwards? He says that he
has made no promises. The people
have a right to know where he stands.
His friends will say that he is con-
verted. You can read this in his
newspapers and subsidized
press. A leopard cannot change his
spots. He is too. much on record, and
has sent too many pamphlets over the
listrict."' es,s ~ IN, .ryta,zsa, -, ,.,1w
Mr. Ewert said that he would sac-
,ept no money for. his campaign, fund
hat would tie him down tifi he went
%. Washington. He hadn't any money
with which to hire, brass .bandsI While
his was the smallest meeting that.
ne had yet addressed; he was com
ng back some time and was going to
nave the seats sall sfilled.lT EEGa2.
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CHAS. A.iCIIAPMAN
IN NSURANCE
FIRE TORNADO PLATE GLASS
Odd Fellow Building
July 1881. 1905
ORDER FOR HEARING ON CLAIMS.


STATE OF MINNESOTA. County. of
Blue Earth.--ss, In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Betsey Johnson.
johnson deceased
Letters of administration on the estate
OF said deceased being this day granted
unto Anna johnson of saif county. 80
IT is ORDERED. That all claims and
demands of all persons against said
estate be presented to this Court for
examination and allowance at the Pro-,
bate Office in the, CITY of Mankato in
said Blue Earth Count. on the fol-
lowing day, viz: Mo lay, the 18th
day of Jsnuary. A. [ 1902 at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon If said day.
IT is FURTHER o. DERED. That
six months from the Gate hereof be
allowed to creditors to present their
claims against said estate, at the ex-
piration of which time all claims not
presented to said Court or not proven
to its satisfaction. shall be forever
barred unless for cause shown further
time be allowed. i
ORDERED FURTHER. That notice
of the time and place of hearing and
examination of said claims and de-
mands shall be given by publication of
prior to the day appointed for such
examination. in the Mankato Free
Press. a weekly newspaper printed and
published ut Mankato i'm said County.
Dated ,t Mankato. the 14th day of
July A y. 1908.
BY the Court. e
~ VIM. F. HUGHES.
Judge of Probate.
probate Court. Seal0
Jean A, Flittie. 44;fs. 49, ~
Attorney,
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DEAFNESS CANNOT eE CURED

reach the disea sed portion Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an fnflamed con-
dition of the mucous lining Of the Eusta-
.chian Tube. When this tube is inflamed
you have a rumhlipg sound or imperfect
herring. and when II is entirely closed,
Contamination can be taken out and this
tube restored to rs normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever; nine
cases out OF ten are caused by Catarrh,
which is nothing but an nflamed condi-
ton of the mucous surfaces.
We, will give One Hundred Dollars for
enyyrs sc of Deafness (caused by catarrh)
That cannot be cured by Halls Catsrrh
rnre. Send for circulars free. F. j.
CHENEY g. CO.. Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists 75c.
!. Take Halls Family Pills Tor coDstipa-
ton.
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AiHARD STRUGGLE
10 @ai fe s0fuuG On ~ &c ~
Many, a, Mankato Citizen Finds the
: = 80 Struggle Hard. "a

Many, a, Mankato Citizen Finds the
Struggle Hard. "a
Fl WitR '@a' Back constantly aching,
With distressing urinary disorders,
Daily existence is but a struggle.
No need to keep it up.
DoanIs Kidney Pills will cure you.
Mankato people endorse this claim
Joseph Kircher, yard foreman for the
Lambert Lumber Co., living at 328 Bel
grade Avenue, Mankato, Mimi, says:
81 used Doan's Kidney Pills for a. sore
and lame back which / sometimes call
cd lumbago. l ds not know what
caused the trouble, but / know that
Doan's Kidney Pills relieved me after
r. had ptsiedri many .other remedies
without any effect. A friend fadvised
me. to, use. Doan's Kidney Pills, saying
they had cured him of similar all
ment. ] sent to y. c. Thro's drug
store for them and they cured me thor.
oughly. The pains have never'returned
and it gives me pleasure to recommend
poan's Kidney Pills. 5%1 rs+eH
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. !. Foster Milburn Cos Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's-and
take no other.
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Sterling Center


A horse owned by Lou Secrest was
killed by lightning during the storm
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Troy spent Sun
day at the M. A. Benedict home in
Lyra. = =
Sterling young people picniced on the
banks of Lura last Sunday. ..,s
c. c. Troy has rented William Ellis
farm and will move upon it this fail.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Grover spent
Friday at the S. A. Doty home at
Good Thunder. - e.
E. w. Parks is looking for a hired
man. ,S
Mrs. Jess Stores, spent Tuesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. E. w. Parks.
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Death of Baby Nelson.
From MONDAYS Daily.

Baby Karl Nelson, only child of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Nelson, died at
their home in Minneapolis this morning
of pnuenionia at the age of two years
eight months and fifteen days. He was
a very bright and lovable little fell
low and his death was wholly unex-
pected' and comes as a great shock to
their many friends and relatives. He
was sick only two or three days. 1t
will be remembered that c.. w. Nelson
is son of j. A. Nelson, proprietor
of the st. Paul house and well known
in the city of Mankato.
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Adds to His Livery Facilities.

John Jaeger, the South Front street
liveryman, has decided to go out of
business, and has sold his complete
outfit of horses, carriages and harness
to G. G. Phillips. Mr., Jaeger intends
to move to North Dakota, it. is said.
MIR. Phillips will move the stock to
his own barn, and increase shis own
already large. facilities.
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ADD ONE MORE SCALP
MADISON LAKE, DEFEAT THE
STRONG IOScO TEAM.
Score Of Four to Three, Some Seha-
.atIonai Playing Made the Game
Interesting to Spectators.

Madison Lake, July 26.-The locals
won another victory today by defeat
ing the fast Iosco team in a batting
rally in the last half of the ninth by
the score of to 4. At the last half
of the ninth the score stood to / in
favor of Iosco. Buskey struck out
and Pitcher got triple and stole
third and scored on McNiePs sacrifice
~ Stag singled, stole second and third
and Biehn hunted, scoring Stag. Biehn
stole home, bringing in the winning
run.
Chamberlin was on the mound for
'Iosce and held the locals to eight
scattered hits and struck out eight.
Loeffler hurled the leather for the
"Lake Dwellers" and allowed eight
singles.
Next Sunday Kasota will meet the
locals on the home grounds and a fast
game is assured.
e. 4
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Insurance Commissioners Report

State Insurance Commissioner Harti-
gan will soon have his annual report
ready for distribution. He comments
at some length on the falling off in
old line life Insurance While in 1906
these companies wrote $27,27l,455 in
Minnesota, in 1907 this fell off to
$2s3 ,397 ,4sl, a decrease of nearly $4,000
OOC.
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5 Struck out, Shy A.;IUoeffler9fS; by
hamberlain;ci S;5a basesa on eballs, off
Chamberlain scrl; h2 three base hits,
Fiteher; steaen,3 bases, :Biehnsr3s Me
Nick J.y. Stag, eL1i.Ioegler, Chamber
lain, H.. Rudolph, Middlesteady Hanks,
Il: O lMoShanesy .saarifiqef1 hitssa,S. e+Me-
.Shanesn.hit by sball; tT.a McShane,2 dsn 4
bic plays, L.rlsIoefflerEi tosaiy MeeNiet;
fearned8,runsaSM Madison Lake. !; passed
balsS Rqskey rRlspdolph;o left #. oonra on bassffs,
Iosco, 9; Madison "a Lake esri2;t pmpiirqes,
Orson; time of game, l:25.
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Judge: Roonan-Casey dead only
two months an there goes tn wolfe
av him wild merry wildly"
shapough! Noonan-Yis! n dye moind
she carries
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The Battle
for Health
How to keep we'll.

7 IloW 10 keep well.
This is the problem DR.. A. w. Chase 9
Nerve Pills have helped many thousands of
people to solve by reason of their extraordinary
blood forming and system building qualities.
The only sure foundation for health is rich,
red blood and vigorous nervous system.
Both Of these result from the use of DR.. A.
w. Chase's Nerve Pills.. Even though you
know Of this great restorative as cure for ner-
vous exhaustion, prostration and paralysis, you
may have overlooked it as tonic to build up
the system when it gets run down and you feel
weak and miserable. Ss es
Mr.. .G.iB. ExLINE, 7o Stewart ST., Day
ton, Ohio, states:-"I felt debilitated, rundown,
nervous, tired, lacked energy and strength
DIR. A. w Chase's Nerve Pills built me right
up, gave me restful sleep and good general
health and energy, gained seven pounds and
consider them an excellent tonic,
The portrait and signature of A. w. Chase's
NJ. D.. the famous Receipt Book author, on
every box. 50 cents at all dealers or DIR. "A.
w. Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
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Three hundred and ninety-six is the
number of drownings in this country
thus far this season. ~
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Knapp Was Not Knapping.
From Mondays Daily.

rrOrn MOudaYS 3 (JaDV- "a,
The Mankatoe Red Caps defeated
the Minneopa team yesterday by a
score of 10 to 2 at Minneopa. The
features of the game were a home
run and two three base hits by Albin
Anderson. The game was called in
the eighth inning on account of rain.
The score
Minneopa - :. 20 2 600 OOxx- 2
Mankato .......l 90 TT 0 x-l0
Batteries: Mankato, Anderson and
Knapp; Minneopa, Richards and
Kradse. Umpire, j. McDermott. =
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NinetRsthree in the Shade.

The mercury reached ninety-three in
the shade early this afternoon (
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NATIONAL BANE
Of COMMERCE
CAPITAL 800. 900 .Os

OFFICERS.
G, l. yOkESON, President. &.
A. i. WHEELER, Vice President.
III. j., DICKSON. Cashier. ylIiII0
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