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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1909-02-12

teacher should try to have the best
school of any.
Presented School to State.
Senator Works had the duty of pre-
sentiDg the new model school build
ing to the state OH behalf of the state
normal board. Schools were like monu-
ments, and this was another magni-
ficcnt monument showing how people
take pride and honor i'll supporting
educational institutions The desire
for learning is necessary to the success
of an educational institution, no mat
ter how well equipped or how excellent
its faculty. 1t gave him great plea
sure to turn over the keys to the
building to state Superintendent
Schultz OH behalf of the state.
Reception Of the Building.
Mr.. Schultz said that he was pres
cnt rs the personal representative of
Governor johnson to accept the build
ing on behalf of the state. The leg
islature was going to appropriate mil
lions to build up education in Mime
sofa. That the state was most liber-
al III the support OF the schools was
shown by the acts of the legislature
and governor. The most ennobine
thing in life was service the most
debauching thing was selfishness. Peo-
pie were getting nearer to the former
and further away from the latter
. This new building was Il monument to
Senator Works and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Eberhart. Education was needed
by the country rs well Us by the city
and he was pleased at the DISPOSE
ton TO make the public school system
broader On behalf of the state
of Minnesota, for its people and Oh
behalf of the governor. he accepted
the new building and dedicated it tC
the public service for which it was
intended.
Lieutenant Governor Ebcrhart thank
ed the members for coming to Man
kato, on behalf of the residents. III,
thought that in five years agricultur,
would be one of the courses taught
| in the normal schools for teachers
| would have to be trained to teacl
the agricultural schools, and the gym
nasum would be an important fea
turc, to train teachers of physical
culture.
The program was closed with lul
laby song by the glec club.
The attendance was large, the us
sembly room being filled to its capa
city, numerous citizens having ac
cepted the invitation to be present
The members OF the legislature re
turned to st. Paul or TO their homes
yesterday, taking away a very plea
SAINT impression of their visit
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Garden City

Frank Howard of Madelia is visiting
his sister n-law, Miss Clara Boynton.
Lester Eaton of Washington is visit.
ing his brother John.
The farmers of this vicinity and the
Creamery association are putting up
Ice. The ice is about fourteen inches
thick and of good quality. j. M.
Chapman has the contract
a number from here attended the
dance in Rapidan palace hall" Thurs
day evening.
Bert Duffeld is quite sick with pncu
monia.
Ihurston, John and Harold Francher
OF Lake Crystal were in town Thurs,
day
Jess Buck was a Lake Crystal caller
Wednesday.
Miss Mable Fairchild and Mr. Louis
Tyson, both of this place, were united
III marriage Monday at Mankato The
bride is daughter of Mr.. f. p Fair
child. The bridegroom is son of
MIR. Joseph Tyson, former resident of
this county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyson will live on the
James place, one mile north of. town.
Many friends wish them prosperity
and happiness.
Marion Morphew has three children
sick with pneumonia but they are inn
proving nicely.
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Garden City News

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Andy Knutson and two children are
very sick with pneumonia.
Ralph Terry of st. Paul, who has
been visiting 'his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy Terry, returned to his
work Thursday.
Miss Clara Boynton, who has been
very sick, is improving nicely.
A linen shower was given for Miss
afternoon. Many friends attended and
all reported delightful time. Miss
Fairchild received many nice presents.
Sherm Thurston was Mankato cal
Ter Thursday.
Mrs. Van Sylcke of Elmore is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Charles Peterson
this week.
Mrs. Jessie Comstock and sister, Miss
June Conklin of Lake Crystal are
visiting their aunt, Mrs. eye Dmmick
over Sunday.
Gus Bixby was in Vernon Center
Saturday.
Mr.. C. E. Bell was a Lake Crystal
caller Thursday.
Miss Ida B. Bixby made a trip to
Hanska, Mimi, Tuesday, returning
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conklin were
Mankato callers this week visiting the
formers parents Mr. and Mrs. Conk-
| lin.
Miss Martha Miller and Miss Lois
Clough of Lake Crystal attended the
masquerade ball Friday evening.
Mrs. Floyd Reynolds and daughter
Maurine visited relatives in Amboy
the first of the week.
The masquerade ball given in NJ. W.
A. hall Friday evening was a success
Many people from adjoining towns
were present.
Mrs. Gates and daughter, Mrs
Frank Thurston, were Mankato callers
Wednesday.
Miss Lottie Tressler of Blue Earth
is visiting her cousin Mrs. We're BiXby.
kosh, Wis, Wednesday to spend the
winter with his sister, Mrs. Will Bush
Mrs. Floyd Reynolds and daughter
who has been visiting relatives in
town returned to their home in Edg-
| ley, \. d., Wednesday.
Ward Bixby returned to his work at
Arlee, Montana, Wednesday
Miss Mable Fairchld went to Min
neapolis Wednesday to visit her aunt
Mrs. Redfeld.
Mrs. ReRoy Terry in on the sick
list.
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Vernon Center

Will Barnes arrived Tuesday from
Colorado, called here by the serious
illness of his mother, Mrs: Franklin
Barnes.
Mrs. Schrone of Good Thunder spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Meilikie.
G. Bates called on Mankato relatives
Wednesday.
A number from here are attending
teachers examinations at Mankato and
Lake Crystal this week.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Cray,
Feb. 3, son.
Mrs. f. NJ Rich of Willow City ar
rived this week, called here by the
illness of her mother, Mrs. f. Barnes.
Mrs. Ed. Warren and Miss Ida Bowen
We're Mankato callers Wednesday.
The many friends of Mrs. Eta FL
field will be panied to hear of her
death which occurred at her home at
Aztec, New Mexico. Rev. Fifeld was
formerly pastor of the Baptist church
at this place.
The Epworth league will give a
valentine social in Petrichs hall Feb
IL.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Wendtland enter
tanned friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Nesmith visited
j. Howe's Monday.
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Breeders and FanCiers Take An
Account of the Stock.
INTERESTING ANNUAL MEET.
They Elect Officers, Discuss Plans for
the Future, PouItrymen Are OPP
timistic; Good Feeling.

From SATURDAYS Daily
Members of the Breeders and Fan
ciers' association of Minnesota held
their annual meeting yesterday after
noon at the residence of Secretary J.
w. Kolmann on Second street. Re
ports of the work for the past year
were given, officers elected for the en-
suing year, and other items of business
transacted and discussed The attend
ance was large and every member vi
tally interested and hopeful. General
pleasure prevailed over the good re-
ports of the year just closed.
The Secretary's Report.
Secretary j. W. Kollmann's report
was specially interesting. The report
showed how the little band of eleven
stitution and labored in hope until the
membership now numbers forty, and
the association now ranks as one of
the strong associations of the state
This being the first annual meeting
of the members. the constitution was
read and formally adopted. That the
association is on a sound financial
basis is evident from the fact that
after all bills and premiums had been
paid there was still a fund of S799 in
the treasury. Membership fees and
other amounts paid in brought this
up to $4399 1t will be seen that
there will be considerable sum to
go toward paying for the new coops
And this was the first year with all
the extra expenses incident to setting
the association in working order.
Election of Officers.
After adopting the secretary's re,
port the meeting proceeded to the cleo
ton of the following officers:
President, Frank koenen; vice presi
dent, l.. c. Diamonds second vice presi
dent, William Herzberg; secretary.
treasurer, j. w. Kollnlann; assistant
secretary, Frank Huettl; institute di
rector and press agent, Frank Watts
superintendent, c.. E. Keith; district
vice presidents, Mrs. S. @. Larkin
Mrs. Joseph Kern, Matt Sanger, Fred
Setter of New Ulm, and Father Nc.
Cabe of Marysburg.
Show Was Success.
That the recent show was Il success
is readily admitted by the most criti
cal. The Poultry Herald of st. Pau
says: 1T was well managed show
throughout The members realize
that to nobody is due more praise fol
these results that to Secretary Kohl
mann. And the meeting extended q
vote of thanks and appreciation to Mr.
holman for his untiring efforts i'll be
half of the association. In reply Mr.
kollmann modestly stated that with
out the faithful and united assistance
rendered by the membership success
would have been impossible
The meeting adjourned in round
of enthusiasm. All seemed impressed
with the idea that during the coming
year the association will move on Will
strength, determination and united
purpose of Macedonian Phalanx. that
the next show will coop a thousand
birds and the membership be hun
bred strong.
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RECIPE THAT CURES
WEAK men FREE
Send Name and Address Today-Ycu
Can Have Il Free and Be Strong
and Vigorous.

have in my posses lou prescription for ner
vous debility, lack of vigor. weakened ma hood.
failing memory and lame back, brought on by ex-
cesses unnatural drainSor the follies of youth,
that has cured many worn and nervous men
right In their own homes--without any additional
help OF medicine-that l think every man who
wishes to regain his manly power and viriity.
quickly and quietly. should have copy. Sol
have determined to send copy CT the prescription
fl Zee of charge. in plair, ordinary sealed enve-
ope to any man who will write me for it,
This prescription comes from physician who
has made special study of men. and am con-
WINGED it is the st-acting combination for the
cure of deficient manhood and vigor failure ever
put together.
think owe it to my fellow man to send them
copy in confidence. that any man, anywhere,
who is weak aud discouraged with repeated fail
ures may stop drueging himself with hrmful
patent medicines secure what | believe is the
quickest-a acting, restorative. upbuilding, SPOT
TOUCHING remedy ever devised, and so, cure
himself at home quietly and quickly. Just op
me line like this. DR.. A. E. Robinson, 1854
Luck Bldg, Detroit. Mich. and will send you
copy of this splendid receipt, ia plain ordinary
ealed envelope, free of charge.
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GOVERNOR J. A. I0HMS0N'S
fine LINCOLN DAY TRIBUTE

T. Wherever the American tlag
T. floats, wherever an American
i heart is thrilled by the devotion
j. and patriotism swelling from
l. the crucible OF nations woes,
i wherever the chords of human
+ love and sympathy are touched
= by reverence for the meek and
& modest man of sorrows, there
j. will come involuntarily and spon-
u taneously tribute of affection
4! and honor TO Abraham Lincoln,
i whose prophetic vision toresaw
i. that this nation, under God,
4 shall have new birth of free
Il dom; and that government of
+ the people, by the people, for
j. the people, shall not perish from
u the earth.
j. The name of Lincoln is i'm
+ pcrishablc. He was not born
81 great, as the heir of II great
i name or of an estate, yet he
+ was born great in having Il
j. strong intellect and noble
+ heart
+ Il can name no name OF any
+ age or country that in private
r and public life outshines that
+ of Abraham Lincoln. And in
+ the recital of the pages of
+ history bearing upon the Civil
+ War. in which Lilcoln's fame
+ was fashioned Minnesota is
+ given Il conspicuous and an hon
+ orable part A few of our pub
i. lie men were his friends and
= cOnfidents: we were first to
+ heed his call for volunteers;
+ thousands of her soldiers died
j. OH the altar OF sacrifice; some
+ of the crucial battle charges
+ were led by her sons.
+
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FOR SALE-A desirable residence know

FOR SALE-A desirable residence known
as the Hodapp residence, on North
Fourth street in Mankato, good loca-
ton, within one block of street rail
way; also valuable farm known as
the Hodapp farm for the last fifty
four years, within two miles of Main
street. This farm comprises ITO acres,
ITO under cultivation, 60 in pasture
and timber. Terms of sale reasonable.
Apply to Philip Hodapp, No. 1904
North Fourth street, Mankato, MINI.
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IRON Thursday's Daily -
Bertel Selland of Butternut Valley
today presented a petition for the
of the estate of his father,
the late Rasmus Kettleson. From the
petition it would appear that young
Kettleson, besides using the name of
Selland, also has gone by tine name of
Rasmussen. The estate comprises $4,000
of personal property, being q contract
for land
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| and was laid over until the next

ed and was laid over until the next
meeting.
Aid. Mahowald moved that the COM
mittee on fire department be author
lied to purchase new horse Tor the
chief of the fire departments carriage,
and this was done. subject to the APP
prevail of the council The matter OF
the disposition of the Meagher horse
was left to the committee.
AID AIahowald reported that the
electric wiring in the central fire sta
ton needs an overhauling, as it Is
defective. and moved that the com
mittee nave the matter attended to.
Aid. Eichstaedt stated that the fix
lures need rewriting, and insulation
made where the wires 90 through the
walls and hay. The wire goes
through the hay without insulation.
and the fuse block is in the attic
where there is dust. The man who
did the work did not understand his
, business.
! AID Gary said that many people
mad asked for an are light i'll the
center of the Main street bridge. He
moved that it be granted.
Aid. Eichstaedt said that the bene
fit was all for the North AIankato
people, but they will pay nothing
toward it, nor even assist in replanking
the bridge.
The motion was Withdrawn, and the
matter was referred to the lighting
committee to take up with the North
pay one-half.
i Water Mains Ordered Laid.
Aid. Eichstaedt moved that the board
of public works be instructed to lay
water mains to the West Mankato
school property as soon as the weather
will permit, and this was carried.
/ Aid. Atchison said that he had been
told that the city still owns West
Walnut street to the river, but might
soon lose it by adverse possession. He
moved that the matter of taking the
necessary steps to protect the city's
rights be referred to the street com
mittee, board of public works and
city attorney, and this was carried
Aid. Atchison presented Il report of
the committees visit to Henderson,
where it attended tie meeting of the
Minnesota River Improvement league.
The council voted to take out
membership fee, at one dollar, on mo
ton of Aid. Eichstaedt.
Chief Osten reported fourteen arrests
and seventy one dodgers during Jan
uary.
Monkeys Ale Sick.
Park Superintendent Blake reported
that the monkeys i'll the basement of
the fire station are sick. They are
confined where there cannot be mucn
fresh air and no light
The committee on printing was in
Istructed to get bids on printing the
Iannual reports of the city engineer
health officer and chief of the fire
department i'll one pamphlet.
On motion of Aid. Eichstaedt the
council voted TO pay Ii. Perry so
month for the four winter months for
looking after the city property in
Highland park
The bills were allowed. including
$500 to the inebriate hospital. being
the two per cent on liquor licenses
collected in this city. An estimate of
something over $500 was allowed OH
the contract for grading up the extern
sion of Pleasant street
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GIVE MAPlETON A SCHOOL.

The senate committee on agriculture
has recommended that an agricultural
school be located at Mapleton. Here's
hoping that Mapleton will become the
fortunate possessor of an institution
of that character.
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Governor Makes Appointments

Governor Johnson sent to the senate
for confirmation the appointments of
l.. +. Hammel of Owatonna as Il MEM
Der of the state public school board,
and Dr. Z. c. Picker of Minneapolis
as member of the state osteopathic
examining board.
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Suit Is Dismissed.

The suit that the Hahn Harmon
company of Minneapolis recently start
ed i'll the district court to recover =
balance of 300 claimed to be due Oh
s note from j. 7. McCleary was dis
missed today by the plaintiff. Mr..
1lcCleary having paid the valance due.
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It's Hide Is Too Tough.

Council Bluffs Nonpariel: There is no
disposition on the part of republican
senators and congressman to adopt the
white rhinocerous as the emblem of
the G. O. p. z
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Assault Is Charged.

William Dollar this afternoon pro
surred warrant for the arrest o.;
George Payer, whom he charges with
assault. The alleged assault occurred
this orning.
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Owing to the snow blockade the
Scottish concert company vii! not
reacr Mankato tonight and the en-
tertaiment is POSTPONED to II date
that will he announced later. Jhc
company is tie! up i'll La Cso:ie.
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Tone BROS SpllbI
CAi!iCh CrAtlD

Full faror nd atrcnCth arc casen-
tial virtues ii pepper: VIC test ours
for both. Fer cx2rlpic, many pep
pcs you by rivc CT Ct offensive
odor when 9c2!dcd; that of I one
pepper Is Pc2Cc-t AID i1riting-
Tone Eros. CP:ccs-cl l-inds--
possess those fiac seasoning
properties which arc found only
in spices CT HIGH caality. Scaled
alright, With no weakening, nc,
exposure to impurities, 10 loss OF
Natu-c'a goodness.
C-7-c~2-~O Gents
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Has Three Names.

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Mmslamo.

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6eilt Cure 9tiere,t. .
Sett Gner 2ebem uidt in @efahr,
luenn Elm Sun 9lntpnier 8iiraer
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gen uno giiioiefeit 5u erouloell na=
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@enn SIR irgenomel6es, au6 nur
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franfbeit @aiieriu6t ooer 8rig6t-
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9epegllng ipar es, als gineen beftige
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er our6 tie BON ieinen 2eiben erl5is
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Sin gsadtreiter iteberfaa.

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Seraniider son,mernad)tstrannl.

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glnf bet Hrairie legt idJ mie6er
yfacpts mid inter etnettt Baum,
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Sa mtnftng mild balb elm Trannt.
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W5ht' in ieinen 0tetd) eit penig
Wait Wniif bid nun erfreuen.
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Seiner ppffapele Gtmbm,
Sat er bid nun eingelabem,
S1r' tit 8irtnpientmnt.
Cine Sipa pine 8Ieidlen
SIT Sppttorpiiel, bier ST. Saus.
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gricn ppn Gtd]arb Stramk.
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st ber Sdjienfruid1, Ger fiibne,
Ser int Sumpfe unten tupbnt.
gpd mebr tuirb bid ppl ers5ten
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Senn auf ale 3iueise ieten
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Sebt beganm has Weuiicteren,
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