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The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-10-19


F. c. Hachenberger came down
from San Benito last night and spent
the day in town.
Mrs. Geo. ]. Head and little son,
Vivian, went to Harlingen yesterday
to spend a couple of days with Mr..
and Mrs. S. c. More, proprietors of
the Harlingen Hotel.
NJ. H. Holloway, one of the enter
prising truck growers of the Run
neighborhood, was in the city Satur-
day transacting business, returning
home yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Foinefelt and
niece, Miss NJ. NJ Saunders, of Te-
cumseh, Ia, after spending several
days in the city on prospecting tour,
returned home this morning.
Walter Vann, who is at present en-
gagged with an engineering corps at
Santa Maria, spent Sunday in the city
with his father, Capt. J. w. Vann, re-
turning to Santa Maria this morning
Hon. ]. D. Mitchell of Victoria, F.
c. Bishop of Dallas and w. L. Put
udIl u NOlO.s Tic 6OFCIu-
ment entomologists who spent Sat
urday here, visiting the South Texas
Gardens and gathering data about va
rious insects, field and garden pests,
left yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Watson
and children of San Antonio, who
spent some time here last winter and
spring, have returned to spend the
winter in Brownsville. Mr.. Watson
bought some land near this place
last winter. which he leased to a cot
ton planter for the present season and
has come down to see about his in
terests.
DR.. ]. II. Florence, state quaran-
tine officer at Galveston, who was
formerly stationed at Brownsville. ar
rived in the city last night on a short
visit His many old friends here are
glad to see him once more. Dr. Flor
ence had the honor of acting as state
health officer during the recent alb
sence of State Health Officer Brumby,
who attended the tuberculosis con-
gress at Washington. Needless to say
il is the opinion of Dr. r'lorence's
many admirers in this section that
the important business of the state
health department could not have
been left in better hands.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1908-10-19
LAND BARGAIN.

Fifteen thousand acres in Artesian
belt on railroad between Yturria and
Raymondville in lots of five thous-
and acres, or more. sandy loan, clay
subsoil. Sweet surface water, we'll i'm
proved, good timber Ten to twelve
dollars per acre. Apply to a. T.
Woodhouse. Raymondville, Texas.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
aloaciou biclcr Art unb errcgt ocS.
bolb grpbes Silterciic.
SdliifsnadDridDtcn.

New {. Dorf, 80. Sept, = an-
gcfommcn: Die Gampfer raronprin5
8ilbelm" bon gren1en,n Stotenoam"
BON &ottcrbam, .6uruciIia" bon
Glasgow unb vGbicngo" bon SABRE.
Mntmcrpcn, 30. Sept.-an.
aefommcn: ser Gampicr n3eelano"
bon Nep.Dorf.
2%onbon, %. Sept. - Nngc.
fomnen: Der Gampier nMinnebobo"
0 Ncm-2)orf.
Nclp-O 80. September. -
g%ngefommert lit bier Der Gampier
nsnaerio" bon NsopcI.
9~lbgciabrcn iinb Die Gampfcr
.Gnnbonl" ilad Iottcrpoml, pia Bon.
logne. .aronprin5eiiin Gecilie" nod
9renlen. pio 4lpmolItb uno Cher.
bollrg. '". ''"''
arL 81. scptcmbcr.-
anglIah9t 1T bitt seq Tottpfer rNui.
iio," poit' 'Ncm. yorf had 2ibou lln-
terluegs. '''b
Intm'trpcn, 80 S%cptembcr. -
gngefpmlncn lit bier Der Gonpicr
o3colono" BON Heip-Dprf, bio 0opcr,
'9rem en-, 90. Scptcmbcr. an.
gefommcn lit bier Der Ionpier "aoi-
ier @ilbclm ser @robe" bon Nep'
Dorf, pia Ylpmolltb iino Gberbourg.
NeopcL, "a. September. = Ger
Camper .Berligio" cling beute boz,
bier nod Ien-Oorf in See.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
Had)flGngc zines Barrier Ittrntats.

Can SranciSco, 30. Sept. -
@ie bier %ongegeben miro, lebt @ref
Camille &c Huoio, Ser italieniide
3liidtling nn0 Ebeilncbmer al Dem
Ittentat ailf Den aaiier 2ouis Napo-
leon sen Gritten uno ieine 8emahlin
bonn IA. 6%ebruar 1853 in offer
Stiqc 81 Sos slngeles nit ieiner
cngIiifen Satin, wel6e inn CUR
Sllld)t pcr9alf H.. icitoem iein Sdif.
iot tbeiltc. @r ioa cine Ser 9omben
in Edrt7SS '9ehjoftftn babtirl,' iiprelbe 10
Terlonen tootcten uno 100 perlet.
ten. 8ie er erfl1rt, mlrbe bds gt-
tentat in Der Soifnung %bcgangcn,
boB Ser Gob 6es aaiiers einen guf.
itano in 6ranfreid) mic in Stalien
rad iif 5ieben nerbe uno oab Die
Wonorfie in beioen 21noern geItiir5t
pcrocn miirbe. De &uoio brin9t in
ieinen Iittbeilunaen oen iest Der.
itorbencn itolienii6en @r.Eremier
Sroncisco Grispi in 3i,Iammenbana
nit bem Gonplot utb beballptet, er
Eabc bcnielben penige Augetblidc
Dor Dem 9pmbenmerfcn in Gonicren5
NIT Dem Snuptperihiporer Sriini &c.
ICbeu,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
8%onucrncnr Sanlp angcflast.

Son eiltem Witglieoe ser 9egiSlo.
tur cine 9eitcdung angc6oten
baben.
Snotanapolis, Sno., 20.
Sept, = 3loolpb @. &niielp, Nit,
glieb Der 2egislatllr bon ,SnDiono,
Die iid irbt in grtroIibiing befinbet,
bat Die bel6morene gusioge gcnlad)t,
Dab lbnt @ultoerneltr :. i. Sanlp
cine Stelllrng nit $4,000 pro Snbr
offerlrt babe, pern er fir Die
County Sption Bill" Itinme. Gte
Intlage muroe BON 9nilelp am
SomItog in Der Situng oes Sauic3
erbobct, als er gegcn Die Bill
itimmte. Ter republifoniide Stoots.
i%enator @idwire ioa in Die Sutc
perlpldelt iein, felt Dies aber in 9lba
reoe. 8o1perltelr Sanlp bat cine @r.
fl1rltng in ser SadJe permeigert, bis
er Die beI6morene guSioge aniielp'3
geicben babe. Gieie lit III Die SGnbe
res G%orliscrS oes Demofrotiiher
Staats- Gomite's, Stofes Sodion, ee'
legt morben. Gie rGountp Option
Bill" mltroc am Solnitag pom I'M
terbolS a%itgenommen, radoem tic
pom Senot i6on an9enomen mar,
llno lit iett pom @ouperneur utter
5eid)net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
@crmiidte tclegrapBiide 1epcidcn.

SNn Waine iinb in oieiem Serbll
segen 10, 100000 9iditn Wais elm.
genldft noroen. oeren 0ertb ali
$t,O50,00O geifdtt miro, uito bieie
aniebnlide Wenge bIeibt nod etmas
binter Dem 9urdidnitt Der lesten
Sabre 5uriif.
Bel Dem ginitur5 bes bier.
itodisen aus Sol5 erbailtet Eager
Gnuies ser n8orton.Een 6iiberies
&c." in Gait Bolton. Waii, tit Der
Gornlann gowaro Gerter aui Der
Stele aetootet moroen. Der ~llniaii
miro elmer gu i%tarfen 9elaltung NIT
qeial5encn 8iiden 5ugeldrieben.
- Sn San 6rancisco, Gal, ipurOe
3obert $. Bosnian, cilrsm in Song
Song oniGiiigen @roBfaufmann INTO
mebriahen Miaionar, bel ieiner an-
funft nit Dem Gampfer "Gorea" bic
2anoune perlpeigert, neil er, wie &c
ielbit befannte, JIM 6rauen heiist
nno Holpgamiit lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
Mb%faBrtstagc Der Cscan 0ampfcr
bon WciuzWprf.

9lm 80. Sept. Gampfer .argen'
tina" nod Ncaprl uno GrieIt.
am 80. Sept. 9ampier nGampa.
nia" nah Sipcrpopl.
Pm 80. Sept. 9ampfer vGeuto.
mic" nah Soutbampton.
pm 80. Sept. Gompfer naorea"
!iodJ ROTTERDAM nno 2ibou.
am 1. Oft. Gampfer nYropencc"
nad SABRE.
a(m 1. Oft. 3ompier .Yiilop"
Am 1. Oft. Ganpier "amcrita"
no6 9nmburg. q
PIN l.. DIT. 3ampicr Baltic"
nad) 2ipcrpool.
Im 1. Oft. 8nmpier .llnitto
Stotes" nad aopenbagen.
am 3. Oft. Camper ~8alocricc"
nad) Snmburg.
gn 3. Oft. Gampicr ~Garmania'
nod 9iperpooI.
Im 3. Oft. 9anlpfer v9aoerIonb"
nah 1rper rnb gntiperpen.
PM 3. DIT. Iampfer ~Ninneton-
ia" nad Gonoon.
am 3nSft. Gampier st. Saul"
rad Sout6ampton. t,
am 3.aSft. Iampier n1urnsiiia
nob Glasgow. asG~
am 81 Sft. 9aupier nGbieago"
nad Saere.o inG
aim 3.o Oft. 0ampier algeria"
nad NeaDel, mn. .r
am G9Sft. Gampfcr u Statcnbam"
nah G~ottcrbam. M,
@m 6.uSft. Iampfcr .aronprin5
8ilbelm" nod Bremen.
am Z. Oft. Gampier n2aura" nad
Neapcl uno Srieit.
Im Z. Sft. Gampfer v2urania"
nab Siparpool.
am Z. Oft. Campier rNoma" nad
Neapel uno Warieille.
PM Z. Oft. 9ampier vaoriatic"
nah Soutbnmpton.
Nm 8. Oft. Iampier .Sannio"
nod Heapel unb @enua.
Mm s. Sft. Gompfer CEDRIC" nad)
9iperpool.
Mm s. Oft. Gnmpfer rEonnonia"
nah Gibraltar unb Reapel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
Scldlasnabmeflage sescn bcntidc
Yarfc.

NorfoIf 8u., 90. sept &C.
gen Ole Oelitihe garfe ngremo,"
pelhc init elmer 2oorng Sobaf unO
SoI5 BON Nep-S rIeons nab Bremen
beItimmt lit nnb fiir5lih iih nad)
Sonrptou Hoabs botte toltell lniien
m%iiiiel1, muroc pom britiifcn Gam.
pier r2oro Sueagb" bcim bieii9cn
@linbcsgcrihte cine geihlognabme.
fluge %anbdngig genladt. Ger Gopi.
ton oeS n2oro Speogb" ~Derlongt fir
Die Der .9rcma" geleiitetcn Gienlte
$4,000 ooer 60 Yro5ent oes @sr,
Ties bes 6abr5cugs i'm 9etrnge BON
$4,000 uno Der 2aoung in ser S0be
bon $360,000. e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

Gas GrgcbniB Ser in l.
rcftcn Stcltern mno Wonopolc IN
Sronfreih betro0t I'M Wonot Nllgiit
232,2S0,200 SroncS; OaS beoelltet ci.
ncn Winocrertrog bon l,797,G00Srcs.
gegen Den Gtots-& oronidlag unb CHI
Minus BON $4,000 SroitcS gegcn.
iibcr Dem Mionut Nllgult Ocs porigel
SubrcS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
Wulfcn6rndl nno ScbcnSucrln1t.

Wonilo, 30. Sept. - @ie Der.
ipGtet bier eingetroiienc Gepei6en
meloen, murbe Die Stroffolonic 81
Smabig an 80. September bon eli.
rent @olfenbrudJ beinlgeiud)t, mel.
der bns Grtritfen pom aht Eerionen,
cinidliebIid Sarolo Meanigbt's,
Oes SUPERINTENDENT ser Sorm, sur
Solge bate. Gie Strdflinge benab-
men iid mllitcr6alt uub plcle bon il.
men moteten auf @efnbr ibrcs 2ebens
ms @aiier, I'M aamcroocn 81 ret.
ten. Seine belpaiilletcn 8ddter limo
Der Straffolonie 5ugetbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

lonbt 81 bobCn uno mur0e oafiir
olird) Nihtcr Morris nit $25 be-
itroit. 9llif scr frogliden Yoltfortc
mar 81, leier: r@enu sic 10 lueiter-
MAIDEN, mcrbcn sic nidt geniig
6rcunoc fir @obrtudtrdgcr 81 Sbrer
@ccr0igung bohen."
&ann cine tbeure SaGrt
meroen.
Gic 9rnbeS : @roBgeidmortnen
rrbobcn i'm bieiigen 9un0esoiitrifts.
@erid)t cine Inflagc gcgct Eatrif
$. Sartenlan inter Der iogcnnnntcr
Scpburn:Nftc, melde sic freic lrans.
portation Oilrd) 9obnen bon cinen
Tllntt sum nnoeren %pcr6ietct. Iie5
lit bic critic Mnflnge, mel6e i'm bieli.
gen 8cridlt inter oieier slfte erboben
miro. 9orteman ioa am 30. Sllli
NIT eilcm 3uge Der DEbilooclpbia,
Baltimore uno @aibington 9obn"
pom bier nad 8aibington geiabren
iein uno babel ongcblit bie 6abr.
forte eitcs .9qbnangeiteQten beprst
haben. .@cgen Ben GonOufteur oeS'
3ugcs mltr0e feille Mnlduloiglrng er'
boben, ga ocrielbc ui1t muBte, Dab
9artemun 81 Scr 6abrt nidbt beref.
tigt mar.
Seine NcgeI obne Aus.
nabm
Nadoem Hid)ter @rigbt I'M
Griminolgcridt Die 3el9en in ber
Sail bon Siaoc 9oaud, peIden feline
6ran beidlloigt, ni6t fir ibren I'm
tcrbalt geiorgt 5u baben, pcrltommen
hatte, iagtc er: nGs beItebt 5ipar bas
@eiet, ba6 Elm Mann fir ben llnter.
Golt iciner Srou 5u arbeiten bot, in
bieiem 8alI muB aber cine gusnab.
me gcnlodt lucroeil. SIS miirbe Elm
Pitt Der @rauiomfeit iein, bieien
Mann 5llr grbcit 81 %auingen. Gas
%erbift lit besbolb nnidt iduloig."
Habbem Srou 9oQud porgcbradt
bate. bnB ibr Wann friiber gearbet.
tct unO $40 pro 8ode oils Togl0bner
beroient, jcbod felt 8 Wunoten nidts
mcbr aethan babe, fubrte Der anlual:
bes 9eiduloieten Or. Notboniel %.
@rigbt ms Selb. 3ericl6e be5eugte,
Dob golluf on Shwinbiu6t in Dor
pcriidtem Stabium leioe unb bei
@icbcroufi,obme ieiner slrbeit i'm
3eitroum bon elmer ISOLDE bettlGge-
rig ieii miiroe. 9araufbin erfoIgte
bic %crmabnte gntideioung Oes Hid).
ters.
8eridtsnoti5cn.
8rou 2cslie %. Senbrir perlongt
in elmer Gloge in Der 5ncitcn 9(bt6ei-
lung bes GreiS0sridts obiolilte Sdei.
bung bon @m. g. Senbrir. Gas Eoar
beirotGcte in 1908.
Sbeilipeiic Sdcibung bon 3ronr
". Wc2augblin niinidt Winnie 6.
Mc2ougblin megcn aneebli6er idled)'
ter gsbanoluna. Seit 1900 lit ous
Haar ner6eiratbet.
9ie peritorbene 6rau Warp ennis
permadt bon ibrem $500 betraaen.
Den Ma6lab Dem Yrieiter @oter @nl.
6. Starr unb 8nt. Z. &uiieu lie $500
unb Sen Heit Dem &oroinal Gibbons.
Sn Dem Seitament oes Sril. gbri.
itian &atb iino Dem nIagemcinen
2eutid)en Waiienbollie" bon 9alti-
more, Sem @oiienbeint Der beutiden
rcfornlirten Stride in Sort 0apne,
Snb., nib Sem Wiiiionsbnms Der orei
oeutiden Spnoben 81 5ranflin IN
@isconiin ie $50 ousaeiebt. Sr. Hatb
itarb am Is. Septem6sr.
Cine gntidGoigung bon $4,000 Der.
langt Ser Barber 0ep. ". Sanbers
bon Scr. 1928, Sit-EreitonltraBe, in
einer i'm Common GIeas-@ erid,t elm.
gersihten &lage gegen Wm. aos,
neil beriel6e Die 9ebalirtuns ouige.
iteat bo6en ion, BON ibm, Dem Bar.
bier, NIT ser Shminoiuht angeitedt
morben 81 ieill. Gies lit ber erite
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
Quarantine aegcn gcnlcnpeit.

go It 0 n, Waii., 80. Sept.-llm
Ser einifleppung Der 9enlenpeit
por5lbeugen, wlrOen bier 800 3Di-
idenbeds .Faiiagiere, melhe alli oent
Tanpier nGnnopic" bon Den N5orel,
mn aus Den mittellGnbiideu SGieh
eintrofen, onf cine 8ohe unter
Gllorant1ne geItellt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30
Mns Den SaQcn Der Sbcmis.


Mns Den Sallcn Der Sbcmis.
6ortietung oes Sbicrihuepcrcins,
Yro5eiies.- Sri. Marp .. Sbco.
rer oili Dem 3eugenltonoe. -
,. SeItcbt nit ebren idorfeS arell5'
pcrbor.
glf Ser gcltrigc finite Gcrborlh.
ll,ngstag i'm Monoomusperfobrcit
Der Sbcorer.Eartei gcgen bic @bit.
rioge.Yartei, bas allgelblidlih buS
Common Elcos. 8eridt beidGitigt,
trattc mieocr monde lcbboite MD
iritctellonte Scene. Gas Sauptintc'
rcIIe Der 5ablreiden 3uborer con5en'
trite iid natiirlid olf Sri. Warp ..
Sbcorer. iuclde lid fuit ben gon5er'
Gag iiber aui bent 3eugeHitanb BE-
idnb uno pom glnrpolt Der Sbeorer.
5nftiun, Serrn Sobn y. Foe, citenl
i6orfen &%rul5perbor umterporier
ipitrbe. 90 id)neQ ober oub Die Sra
gen oes Nnwolts chamber iolgteu,
SRI. sBtnrtt ipdt I'M ttiitc 9flttpGtt
nidt perlegel,. Ger SalpttDeil Der
,Seugnibnbltgung Orebte iid lllll oie
benfmiirbi9c @abl I'M 9lpril, aus Der
Die 8bitriogc.I nbGnger befanntlid)
iicgreid bcrporgin9cn. Gin @noe Oie.
ies Galerpro5clies lit nod nidt ob5u'
ieben.
SerwuIterS- 9eri h ing G.
i'd t.
Gle Maiiepermaltcr fir Bic nSoutb
Baltimore Steel Gar onO 6ounorp
Comp" Die $50. q. 5. @iQin9ton
Soiepb q. 3oaro uno Sowaro Garl.
ton, reidten geitern I'M 9unoes-
areisgeriht ibren Serpalters.gc-
ridt Gin. Icrielbe giebt Die @utbaben
OUT $575,447.t3 nno bie Serbino-
lidfeiten aui S4.0S1 .4G an. Ger
Ycriht umiabt bic 3eit pom 81. @u.
quit 8. s. az.
q a Of meben nj B 9 | ii # CIR.
reinngsbcru DE
Gic 9lluoes.@ robgeidmorcnen En-
bobcn 9eltern 5luci porlGnfige anfla-
gen eegen Bernard 8. @atts. 9cioe
louten oui 9cnutung Der Yolt 5u Or
@otts ioQ 5pei
.SdparSe SAND" .grieie an Serru
gopnrO Eenolctoll, 2nurcl, NO. &c.
ionot babeii, III benen CT unter ar'
brobltng BON S~poesltraic 5000 begin.
$500 perlungtc.
2anoa's 9eru ung einge.
reiht.
lie ginrpono- Shriit i'm 1nllc ocs
iucgen angeblider Sbeilnabme an ei'
rcr .S6por5c Sano"- gcrihmorun9
3u 5ebn Sabren 3udtbaus perur'
tbeilten antonio 2onoia wurot &c.
tern Morgeu bon Hidtcrn Srigbi
in,o Stodbrioee i'm Grimnialgeriht
unter5ei6net. Die nuf oieie Gin
geitiiste g%erufune miro nun
.ioiort beim appeaationsgerid)t ein'
lereidt perben.
Sntereante 4lage.
Cine intereiiante &lage wlroe &C.
itern I'm @oiiengeriht bon 9altimo-
req ourltp eiugereidt, poielbit "a.
itiet Sare bonn 6, Giltrift $4,000 3i
erlaltgen bolt, Die aus einem boblcn
@anmitomm ailf Der Sarm icines 90
ters berporgebolt wurben. Nls iet.
ner 3eit ser 8ater Oes 8ldgers itarb,
fonnte man beiien griparniIle niht
allffinOen. Seine 5arm pltroe Der.
fduit, nno Sr. Souis Galpb fanb
Oann ip1ter in einem boblen Baum.
$4,000 in @oloitiiden, peld)e
jebt Ser Sobn oes gerltorbenen be-
attiprudt.
Cine $50 Collar Yoitfarte.
SIN gunoes Giitriftsgerift be.
fnnnte li6 Jrdii Sarab Sane Ere-
ton iduloig, cine beleioigenoe Eoit-
farte an Snnnnb 6. Mc@uinneb bon
Nr. 1921. Norb.G arep.S trabe, ge.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-09-30

am s. DIT. 0alupfcr n9liiher'
lu6 Salnfnr0.
Nm s. Oft. Gompfcr nMoltfe"
nod) Gibraltar un0 Ncnpcl.
Im s. DIT, Gampfcr oErin56ricO
rid @iIbclm" noN 9rcmcn.
Nm s. Oft, 0ompicr lorraine"
nad) SABRE.
an 10. Oft. Ganpicr DYrQiioctt
2incoln" nod Sdmblrg
In 10. Oft. oImpicr o6inlato"
nad) Gnucr uno Nntmcrpcn.
Nm 10. Oft. Gompicr oMciabn"
uof 2on0on.
gm 10. Oft. Gampier rNcps 0olf"
nad) Soutbnopton.
Nm 10. Oft. Gompfcr nG0nig ql.
bert" lod Gibraltar u1O Ncapel.
Nm 10. Oft. 0anpier Sailor.
mia" nnd) Glasgow.
am 13. Oft. 0ompier n&egina
O'Staiio" nad) Nteopcl lntO 8enlla.
Im 10. Oft, Gnmpicr .&oiict
@ilbclm Ser 3wcitc" nod Bremen.
Nm 13. Oft. 0ompfcr nNooronm"
nad Gotttr0am.
Nm fl. DIT. Gampicr nWnicitic"
nodb southampton.
gn fl. Oft. 0onpicr o%2lliitonio"
nodD 2iucrpool.
Am #. Oft. Gompicr uOceanio"
nud) NcapcI unO Sricit.
Sn fl. DIT. Gompicr n@crma-
MIA" nad Ncnpel uno MuriciQe.
gn Is. Oft. Ganpier nSouraine"
rad &nurc,
Nm 10. DIT. 9onpirr narabic"
nod 2iucrpool. 49,.
Nn 10. Oft. Gompier r&oiicrin
Nugllltn Sittoria" nuh @nmbur8.
PIN Is. Oft. Gnmpicr o9orba.
roiia" lo6 9rcncn.
Nm 10. Oft, Gompicr uGltc
b'9lbru5ji" nod Ncapcl uno @cluta.
9lm 10. Oft. Gnmpier Oscar Der
3tucite" no1 &openbagen.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1908-10-02
The
National Citizens Bank
Of Mankato, Minnesota
UNITED STATES DEPos1TARY
OFFICERS:
Of Mankato, Minnesot;

E. X. Meagher, Vice Pres.
III. j. Nciler, Asst Cashier.
n, Deglmann, TcllerS.
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Sept. Is. a5-Oct. 2.
Order for Hearing Proof of Will.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
Blue Earth.-ss. In Probate Court
: In the matter of the estate of Thomas
. J. Mitchell. deceased.
Whereas an instrument in writing. pur-
of Thomas J. Mitchell. deceased. late of said
county. has been delivered to this court:
And whereas Edna NJ. Mitchell has
filed Herewith \hcr petition. representing
among other things. that said Thomas j.
Mitchell died in the state OF California. on the
2ist day Of August. 1908. testate. and
that said petitioner il the eyecutriX nam
; petitioner has fled her written refusal To
act as cxecutrix in said matter and pray
ing that the said instrument may be admit
ted TO probate, and that letters of admin
istratiOn with the Will annexed be issued
thereon to NJ. S. DoSSett.
IL Is Ordered. That the proofs of said in
strument and the said portion be heard be-
fore this court. at the Probate Office in the
city Of Mankato. In said county. on Men
o'clock i'm the forenoon. when all persons in
tercsted may appear for or contest the pro-
bate of said instrument:
And 1t Is Further Ordered, That notice of
the time and place of said nearing be given
to all persons Interested. by publishing this
order once 10 each week for three successive
weeks prior TO said day of hearing. in The
printed and published at Mankato in said
Dated at Mankato the 10Th day OF Septcm-
Der. A. d. 1905
BY the Court
Probate WM. 4 HUGHES.
! Court Seal { Judge Of Prcbstc
j. L. Haycraft, Atty.
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a few days then go to Lincoln. Neb.,
where DR.. Northrup is to have charge
of the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church of that city. lie is to preach
in the Methodist Episcopal church in
Mankato next Sunday.
Miss Ethel Wilcox returned yesterday
from Park Point Duluth where she
has been for the past six weeks.
Miss Katherine Leas has so far re-
covered as to be able to ride out.
She had been confined to her bed nine
weeks with typhoid fever.
George J. Lowell of st. Paul. north
western passenger agent for the Wa
bash System, was in Mankato today.
Robert c.. Haase of st. Paul, north
western travelling passenger agent for
the Baltimore & Ohio road, paid Man
kato a visit today.
E. w. Ebert and wife of North.
field were in Mankato today.
o. j. Clark of Blue Earth paid this
city a visit last evening.
j. V. Williams of Marshall spent
last night In Nlankato.
f. J. Henry of Albert Lea was in
Mankato over night.
A. Dick and r. +. Locke Of st.
Peter were arrivals in the city last
evening.
DR.. R. S. Hart and wife of Hazel.
S. d. spent today in Mankato.
j. A. Anderson of st. Peter was in
Mankato over night.
w. /. Graft of GAINESVILLE was in the
city today.
c. o. DALEY took business trip
to CORTLAND today.
Rev. Meyer of Faribault was in the
city yesterday on business connected
with the new hospital being erected
there
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Follett of st.
Paul are guests of their cousin, Al
bert j. Peterson, and will remain over
Sunday.
Captain and Mrs. w. X. Holmes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dossett and daughter
Mildred of Nadelia were in Nfankato
today, coming in Mr.. Dossett's Buick
machine. vac
Mrs. Albert Schippel went to the
twin cities yesterday afternoon to
visit her daughters for week. One
has a position and the other is at.
tending the Northwestern Conserya-
tory of Music.
Judge Quinn has filed an order
granting Mrs. Huettle divorce from
Nicholas Huettle decreeing separation
from bed and board forever.
William Schwender was III the twin
cities yesterday.
Judge and Mrs. W. l.. Comstock
returned last night from st. Paul
where the former has been receiving
treatment.
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colfsin Funeral Directors association
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
From there he will go to Washington,
d. c., where he will attend the
annual meeting of the State and Pro
vincial Boards of Health and Embal-
mers' Examining Boards. of which he is
secretary and treasurer, and which con-
venes Friday and will be in session for
several days. He will then visit rcla
tives in Philadelphia and New York
for several days. On his way home he
will attend the annual meeting of the
National Funeral Directors association
at Indianapolis, Ind, Oct. 6. Z, and s.
Mr.. Davidson will be gone couple of
weeks.
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From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Mrs Andrew Engwaldson on North
Broad, street pleasantly entertained a
number of friends last evening at sup
per in honor Of Mrs. Ed Olson of st.
James. Mrs. Olson returned to st.
James today.
The ladies of the North Nlankato
Methodist church fed over 200 people
at their annual supper last even-
ing. The church was deliberately dec
grated in manner appropriate to the
harvest time, with pumpkins, apples,
grapes and other fruits, besides flowers
and leaves. The supper was greatly
enjoyed by all, and the ladies succeed
ed in clearing about $50. which will
be a great help to them.
4. :. +
A delightful reception was given at
the parlors of Centenary Methodist
Episcopal church last evening for the
students of the normal commercial
and business colleges, high school and
all .other students in the city. About
Us attended. and the evening was spent
most enjoyably with games. and re-
freshments were served. The rooms
were tastefully decorated in the au-
tnnin effects. The social committee
of the Epworth league had charge OF
the affair and are deserving of great
credit.
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Misses Emma and Gertrude Durkee
entertained small party very plea
sanity last evening at their home on
Clerk street in honor of Miss Margaret
Gable, who left today for Marquette,
Mich. where she is engaged i'll teach
ing. The evening was spent in playing
games, and nice refreshments were ser
we'd.
Anton Osten was given a most
enjoyable surprise By party Of her
Lake Crystal friends yesterday after.