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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-04-14
SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution issued out Of the
District Court for the Twelfth Judicial
District. IN Id for the Counties Of Stfv
ems. Big Stone and Traverse and State of
Minnesota. Upon Judgment issued and docketed
IN said court on the twenty fourth day of Decem-
her A d. 1880 certain action wherein +. j
Jones & on We're p aintifs. and Francis VI II r.
Ter was efendant. in favor of said plaintiffs and
against said defendant. for the sum Of Eighty
seven Dollars and thirtyfonr cents ($S7 3D. Ihave
on the Nnet, enth day of March. A. D. 1881, levied
upon all the right. title and interest Of the said
defendant. Francis NJ. Hester. to the following
elcribed real estate. tO-wit
The east half Na) of the south west quarter
90 of Section Number 6l in Tow ship Number
One Hundred and Twenty four u24) north of
Range Number torty'hrce (43). west 9Th Princ-
pal Meri ian. containing 30 acres of land, be the
same more or ess.
And will sell the same or so much thereof az
may be necessary to satist said executo,. and
costs at public vendue q, the Court House in the
village of Morris. in the county and STATE af ore
said on Monday the Ninth day of May. A. d.
1881. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. of that day.
Dated Morris MINI March 81 A. D, 1881.
CHAS. P. MAGINNIS,
Sheriff Stevens County, Minnesota.
GEO. y. DARLING.
49-t7 Airy or Plaintiffs.
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u 0rris, MIMI. April Ia. 1851.

We are not responsible fer, nor do.see 6v
publishing, endorse, the opinions Of oar
correspondents.
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Our Glrnwool correspondent touches up
the ungodly peace breakers in that hurg
with u very sharp stick. and it is evident,
from the squirming. that home thrusts are
oft times made
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-04-14

In thr bug eaters state, Nebraska, they
are making an etfor, to control and limit
the liquor traffic, hy legislation and to that
end have enacted II law providing that
hereafter every vendor Of Intoxicating h"v
crages iii that state must pay yearly
license Of one thousand dollars before do
ing business; and All screens, blinds, and
painted or frosted saloon windows. are
nrohihitel
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-04-14

It's reported that the car Of Russia has
received from the Nihilist committee a
printed proclamation containing proposals
for peace.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-04-14

The Chicago street car drivers and con,
ductors went on strike last week and the
companies have been compelled to advance
their employees wages the twenty five per
cent demanded Public symrathv was
with the strikers. who, as rule. were the
poorest pail Of any class of tailoring men
in the country.
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II
Notice is hereby given to all owners or occu-
pants of la d within the limits Of the tow of
Norris. Stevens COMFY. to remove to a safe dis
lance from the vicinity of their premises, dwell
ings stables d Other buildings. all dirt. filth.
otfa carrie !, or other disease breeding substance
forthwith No putr:d otfal carrion. or any other
filth injurious to the public health. must be de-
posted near the public highway. and the ow er
or occupant of land adjacent to- roads. must either
remove or bury any such nuisance. Any owner
or occupant of land. failing 10 comply with this
order. after due notice thereof. by allowi any
nuisance, source of & It'll. cause of sickness to
remain upon or adjacent to Wis or their property,
will be prosecuted to the full extent IF the law.
FRANK WAHLDIEcK. chm
VIM. b. HANCOCK. Board of health.
WI NORRIS.
Morris Mimi. Auril 5. 1851 sits
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NASH.

April Q, 1901.
ED1Ton TRIEUNE:-This is what may be
fairly called late and very backward
spring for we have even now snow banks
from five to ten feet deep. The nights are
50 cold and the winds so chilly that the
sun during the day makes but little inn
preston on tn" snow which melts very
slowly. Roads are very bad, next to i'm
passlhle some places. Business is dull
and hay about as scarce rs money. School
commenced in district number 2 on April
9. with twenty one scholars enrolled.
Miss Lima Erickson. of Hancock, is in
charge, ard appears to be number one
teacher. E. E S.
We Lave received the following letter
fer publication, which will fully explain
the outcome of the investigation of the
charges against the character and standing
of Rev Chas Holman AS will be seen
the charges has proven groundless. and
Mr. Hollman's character have been fully
indicated The Tribune is pleased to
make this statement, and while we regret
that the reverend genlcman's character
had been assailed, yet now that lie has
been, as we expected. so completely exon
grated, and his entire innocence SO fully
established he will stand higher than ever
in public estimation, and suffer no injury
whatever:
Dear Editor:
In view of the fact that a few weeks
since, there appeared in the columns of
your paper a short notice, regarding tho
character of Rev. Charles HOLMAN, OF
Peppertown. Stevens county, Minnesota
and as it was stated that myself. the pre-
siding elder Of the St. Paul district. North
west German conference. would investi
against the Rev. Charles HOLMAN, ! would
most respectfully beg of you to publish the
following:
have impartially and thoroughly invcs
tigated the charges and the statements
made by the accuser and the accused ant
the different witnesses In the cours.
of the investigation new facts have hecI
developed. which proved the perfect limo
cense of the Rev. Charles Hollman; b.,
which were heretofore unknown to the &C
cuscr Mr. II. A Boedccker. and I am B.,
him authorized to publish. that all charge
in the case are hereby ,eithdrnun
would further state that Rev Charlie
HOLMAN. who for the last thirty six years
has had the esteem and confidence of hi
brethren in the ministry, is still loved an,
esteemed by his conference. and stands il
rcproachable in his character
Z. J FUNK, Pr. Elder,
! St Paul Dist, n. w Ger. Conference
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-04-14

Scio one Of the most beautiful islands
in the Egran seas, belonging to Turkey,
has recently been visited by an earthquake
and of the seventy thousand inhabitants.
six or seven thousand were killed, twenty
five per cent of the survivors il jured and
thirty thousand people are without shelter.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-04-14

The Virginia rendiusters, in session at
Harrisburg, have endorsed the course OF
Malone in the senate
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-04-14

The post Office at Pleasant Hill, Traverse
county, has been discontinued and con
solidatcd with the office ut Browns Valley.
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FINAL PR NUF NOTICES.
LAND OFFICE AT FERGUS FALLS.

MINI, March 30, 1881. {
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. and
secure final entry thereof at the expiration Of
thirty days from the Gate of this notice, viz: On
the 9th ay of May. A. ID. 1881. before the clerk of
the district court OF Stevens county. Minnesota.
viz: Michael Rya homestead application No.
639S. for the southeast quarter OF section 49, town
1876. north range 45 west Mi nesota. and names
the following rs his witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous resi- ence upon an cultivation of said
tract: Samuel Scott, John CARVE Edward Con-
nor and Arthur Fahey, all OF Graceville, Big
St0n" county Minnesota.
81 SoREN LIsToE. Register.
LAND OFFICE AT BENSON
Mimi. March 90. 1881.
N,'tice is hereby given that the following nam
ed settler has filed notice of his intention to
make fnal proof in support Of his claim before
the clerk of the district court at Morris on Satur
day the TIN day Of May. 1881. AID secure final en-
try thereof. viz: Ole c. Hanson. homestead ap-
icatOn No. 6793 for the lots and of section &C.
town 124. range 43. a ID names the following wit
nesses to prove his continuous residence upon
aud cultivation Of said tract, viz: Christian
Gaarder. Gle K. E;stad. John G. Hancock AMI
Jacob Christianson. a of Morris p. O.. Stevens
county, Minnesota.
80 D. s HALL Register
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-04-14

A petition to the state auditor Ia being
circulated in Big Stone county. asking that
the school lands he put in market at once.
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SoREN LIsToE. Register.
LAND OFFICE AT FERGUS FALLS.

NIIHTI. IFhCI
Notice is hereby given thar the following nam
ed Settler has He'd notice of his intenio to make
final proof in support of his claim. and that said
proof will be ma before the clerk of the dis
trict court at Morris Stevens county, Minnesota.
on April 90, 1881. viz: William w. Bowers.
homestead No. 1856 for the north half of the
northwest quarter of section 80. town 1875 north.
range AZ west. Minnesota He names the follow
in. witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon aud cultivation OF said land. viz. Will I'M
DrasnD. Henry Hutchins. Whc,lon " Griswold
and Villa IL Mathews. all of Morris. Stevel:s
county, Minnesota.
q
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LAND OFFICE AT FERGUS FALLS.

Mllin., March II. 1881
Notice is hereby given THAI the following name
settler has died notice of his INTENT n to make
h'.al proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be male be. ore the clerk of the district
court. at Morris, Stevens county, Minnesota. on
April -. 1881. viz: Ole nelson. homestead No
1871 for the east half Of the northeast quarter OF
section 81. town l25 north. range al west. Mime
sofa. He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land. viz: Ole A. Maitland. Jacob Baker
Annon O Malland and Ole II. Rud, all OF Morris
Stevens county Minnesota.
40 SoREN LIsToE Register
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-04-14

John Riley, on trial at Austin, charged
with the attempted assassination of Judge
Sherman Page, has been acquitted. The
trial has been watched with great interest
by the people of the state, and there are
none hut desired that the full facts
should be brought to light and the guilty
party to Justice, as The attempt on MIR
Pages life was Il most cowardly deed.
Considerable excitement was created by
the sensational developments promised,
conspiracy was charged and it was asserted
at the onset ,iiat many prominent citizens
would he implicated in the crime. This
theory Of conspiracy was however aban
dOned by the prosecution, and although
Riley was proven to be an abandoned vii
liam. yet there was no evidence produced
to show that lie committed the crime. The
jury returned a verdict of not guilty after
two hours deliberation. Four ballots we're
taken, the first standing nine for acqui'tal
to three for conviction. Riley has had a
fair and impartial trial. and the case
against him was ably prosecuted by the
etate; but from the first, at the time Page
withdrew from the cfse, it was evident
that he would not be convicted. Judge
Pages ACTIONS in the case. since the CON-
mencen,ent of the trial. have been such as
to give the Impression that he lacked con-
fdencc in it, aaad desired. by withdrawing,
to throy the hiaule. If any should attach,
upon the prosecuting attorney and on the
iury. The verdict however will be ac-
cepted by MI fnir minded peapie. as being
fair .uud III full accord with the facts pro,
ancsd by the evidence
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-04-14

The first train, since January 26, arrived
in Ortonville on Wednesday of last week,
the line having been blocked exactly sew
cntv days. The first train WAS crowded
with tlrummrrs who expected to find the
stores about empty, and anticipated an
immense business. An eye witness states
that the depot looked like Saratoga at the
opening of the season. there were hundreds
of sample trun'1s and grip sacks piled up
in all directions, and the hotels were
crowded to veItinwing.
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LETTER LIST

LETTER LIST.
Remaining uncalled for in the Post Office
in Norris. Mimi. April 10 1881:
Erkholm, Alfred Morris. Edward
Clifford, Erwin Osterherg. G. M.
Hardee, j. w. Roscncand.'B
Persons calling for the above, will please
say Advertised. NJ. L. ToRPEY. p. M.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-04-14

Suit has been commenced by the North
ern Pacific railroad company against the
cx.land commissioner Powers, and his
chief clerk. kmhall The charges are
that Powers while land commissioner.
caused to be sold l1.gn number Of tracts
of lands belonging to the company to Il
large number of persons nstensihly in he
half of the company, for certain sums
payable in money; that after the money
had been paid or secured. that Powers
then obtained preferred stock of the com
pany at q small fraction of its par value,
and turned them in 10 the company at
their par value in payment for these same
tracts of land, and pocketed the difference
between the amount the purchasers paid
in money and what the preferred stock cost
them. The complaint is very long and
specific; and the case will involve large
amount, as the company demand the resto
ration of the land and $50, 900 damages.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-04-14

An immense amount of injury has been
done to the towns and cities on the hanks
of the Missouri by the high water. Al
Omaha and Council Bluffs the waters rose
twenty feet above high water mark and
much valuable property has been damaged
and destroyed. Fortunately there has been
but small loss of life but many people have
been rendered homeless. At 1ankton
there is an ice gorge fifty miles in extent.
and the country above it is one vast inland
sea. So great is the distress that the gov.
crnment have ordered rationS to he issued
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-04-14

Glalstone's Irish land bill is very favor
ably received by all parties. and while
there is some opposition, the impression is
that it will permanently remove all cause
OF trouble between landlords and tenants
The Irish members Of parliament are of
the opinion that if The bill passes there will
Ire little callse for complaint on the part of
Ireland, while the Irish press. as a rule.
fa=or the measure. and Pa-ncll in a speech
declared that he considered the bill honest
and sincere. The strongest opposition is
expected in the house of lords, and the
duke Gs Argyle, lord privy seal, has re
signed his office and retired from the cahi
net because OF opposition to portions of
the bid There is universal admiration of
the skill with which the bill has hecll
drawn, and especially Of the provision
whereby the rights Of the tenants appear
TO be protected in every conceivable case
without in Justice to the landlords.
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HEALTH NOTICE.

GEO. y. DARLING.
49-t7 Airy f or Plaintiffs
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rnENCH AND ENGLISH FUN.

After the purity: Elderly coquet.e-"And
late, TALKING us over How should like 10
have hid mys,ll behind screen and heard
halll' llorrid toy--"No you Wouldn't
London Punch.
Tender consideration Fair little stranger
Suddenly ---"Whst y clever artist you
are" Our artist is bssbtul and bushes in
silepcc. Fair little stranger latter long
psusc) -.'Do you mind being called an
artist" Our bsshful artist bushes deeper
still. London Punch.
X isa busincss man whose wheedling and
devon, ways have till now hid his rsscally
character. "Beware Of him." One day man
said one day TO his friend; "he's n hypocrite
and will play you bad turn" "How such
u pious man His eycs are always lifted
toward heaven" "Yes, but his hands ~
Paris Figaro.
NJ prudhomme lauds tho advantages of
gymnastics; There Ia nothing like il for
the hcsllh" no says; at increases mans
.trcnglh, prolongS his days" "But our m
CO. tors did not practice gymnastics and yet
-" "rhey did not, and what 10 the conse-
Qucnccg They are dead, every man Of
,hom,-Paris Figaro.
In 4 town whore there Is a park with q
lake. n town.counclllor moved that hun
dr,d sondoas DO ordered fer the use of tho
frcQat ators OF tho lake. Anolher.counc llOr
M once rose. He said that no screcd with
HE honorable colleague that gondolas were .
necessary adjunct TO u lake, but no though,
the, 10 order one hundred involved a heavy
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LOTTERIES.
ThkE M0TiCEI

This Is the only Lotiery eve1 voted on ~ the
people ol Ntsi-, and under q late decision of
tAe u T. supreme Oonrt at Washington ia
the only Legal Lottery now in the Uuited
states, ~ other charters having been re.
pGaled or having no existence 4 splendid
opportunity 10 via II fortune. Grand distribu
ton, class ID, at New orleans, gucs,,ny
April IL, 1881. l2Oth Monthly Dra,gIny
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Blshop ID. S, Dcggelt, Southern Methodist
II is an excellent corrective of lndi. estlOn.
have used 1t with prompt and benelcia! re-
suits.
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J. S. DAUGHERTY.
Lon! Agent 81! s''Il !,.s',',
DALLAS. TEXAS.
-OFFERS-

FOR sALE-Forty sections OF fine prairie
land In Crosby, Floyd, Hale and Lubbock
counties, In and adjoining to growing
colony; very cheap
FOR "a IA farm of $50 acres, half mile
southeas, OF Forney, on the Il. 4 p. railroad.
80 acres In cultivation, 1870 In meadow; two
tenaIt houses, good water, etc.
FOX SALE- A farm half mile south west
from forney; 81 acres In the tract, as acres
undor fence land In cultivation; rood len.
ant house and good wellof water.
FOR SALE $50 pieces of propertv Il East.
lahd, the countryside of Eastlani oo.l.t;, sd
onthe line OF the 4, n p. railroad, consi.t,
OF eholce business and residence lots anu
tracts OF rom I'VE to twenty acres each, Tor
nut growing and gardening purposeP.
tuk KEN IA iarA of 20 acres, 30 acres In
CULTIVATION, 10 acres In meadow. MESQUITE,
On me I T. Railroad Good house, stables,
ron Neutrality-suspicious. acres of land
east from Dallas
have county maps of Eastland, Callahan
,nhaylor, Jones and Stephens counties, free 10
view OF investing In lands. And desire thaa
| aii parties who have lands in those Countie.
tnat they, wish to sell to send me list OF
mem. Having had u surveying corps on the
i'on.rt ,ioostlng lands for the last seven years,
am wei acquainted with the lands Of north
ern, western and northwestern Texas, and So
| ilclt correspondence with all parties who wish
ioony lands, either for farming or stock
rssinx purposes, or who have money they
wish 70 invest Where they can DO satieHtd that
the Investment Will return h snjsome rrolt,
Inc recent report Of the commit ssloney OF
,he general land office gives the vacant lands
IN pecos and presldlo counties at between six
u m seven million acres. And tho Southern
racihc railway company are surveyil q the line
o. their rond nom ri Paso 10 IAN Antonio
through these counties, and all the vacant
lan9s there ore subject to location with rail-
road scrip, and can he obtained ut copt Of "
sow cents per acre, aud, In my Judgment, l.
fers an excellent opportunity for .nVes mont.
j. s. DAUGHERTI,
| Dallas, Texas.
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CAPITAL PRIZE $50, OOt
100, 600 Tickets at Two Dollars each. aa
Tickets 81.
LIST OF PRIZES:

90, lrizeS, amounting to ......,...... $40, 400
responsible corresponding egents wanted AT
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DC paid For further information, write
express or registered letter or money order bv
mall, addressed only TO "
=, , Nj 4. DAUPh.e, ew Orleans. La.
N. San corresl o uence. should be with
~; A.. pauphlh MS above. In all cases the
lars Offering certificates or ain ything else in.
steau' Amy one proposing to offer anything
else by circular or otherwise on his own be-.
haii or thet OF the company Is a swindler.
All our Grand Extraor,,in ary ljrawInos ara
under the supervision o. Gems. G. r. Beaure.
garu, and Jnoal A.. Early Capital Prize
SLOW 900. Whole tickets So
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Medicin de la Hopital Charity.
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CAUTION.
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Rev Dr. Manguu,. Prof, Univ N. T..
iconcur WITH BlShl ~ lOggoti In his estimate
OF the Vest Pocket Gu q
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Rev, Drs. Jeter, Broaidus, DicR!nsonBan.:
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Editors Religious Herald, Va.
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h0ulsianaState Lottery Com pany

This lnttltution was regularly lncorpoyated
ny the Legislature OF the State Tor Educational
and Charitable purpc sea in lsCs, for the term NJ
twenty-five years,tc which contract the Inviola-
Bile faith of The State ia pledged which pledge haa
been renewedby an overwhelming popular vote.
securing Its franchise In the new constitution
aIopteI l,eeeiaatr 2d5 A. D., 1879, with CAPT.
tal Of 81 900 ,cU0 to which 1t has since added A
reserve FIND ofs3N ,0c0. Its Grand Single Num-
Der Dietrihulon will take place monthly on thr
second Tuesday, ltnever scales or postpones.
Look at the following Distribution.