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National Republican., 1883-11-23
ostriohos from Africa.

The consul of tho United States at Cape
Town reports to the department of state the
shipment of twonty-four ostriches to New
Orleans, designed for San Diego, Cal. These
birds are the property of Mr.. L. j. Johnson
They range from to 0 years of age and were
selected with the greatest care from the best
focks in the colony, without any regard to
their cost The greatest care has been exer-
cised in, their transportation, and, as San
Diego is about as far north of the equator as
Cape Colony is SOUTH and as the typographical
features of the two sections are much alike,
the birds will probably thrive in their now
homa
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4rrsunui Comfort,

=
NEW TURKISH BATH CDR BoVEESl
~ l4lI g street. opposite Riggs House Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies, Monday aud Friday. No!
open sunday open from a m I'll 10 p mi Satur'
ohy AZ p In Baths. u: 6uolfets, SL5l
apo Dir H. L. BOVEh Electrician.
EEET, CDR WHITE 5. c. OPERATING
~, rooms, lllB Pa NV, opposite WillArds Hotel.
Ohlce hours, n m, 70 y. M SUNDAY hours 20 II
a. m. Practlced In Washington ID. C., from 1861 to
present date. Patronzed by the most eminent physi-
clans and surgeons. o1loe fee, 81 per visit
TTHE sHEDD pATlIs. OOa n STREET. NEAR
"A Ninth -lurklsl Russian, sulphur aud Mercurlal
lhlhs gwen win SKIN aud experience MaupnlalOr
often years experience ut this establishment. Single
N. " p N, aul7.tf
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Rs- Advertisements under Me heads Of Wants, For
Kent fbr Sale boarding, Lost and Found, and
Personal, Of three lines or ess, eighteen long iuords
10 cents one insertion each additional insertion 10
cents business cards mol inci,ued in these rates.
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HEALTH Is WEALTH.

DIR. T. g VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TNEATMENF specific for llysteria, Dizzlness,
fohNuIsois nervous Headache. MsntnliDepressOn,
Loss ol Memory, spernatOrrhma, lmpotency, IN
voluntary fnlsslons, Premature Old Age, caused by
leaus 70 misery decay, and death. one box will cure
recent cases ilGh box contains one months treat
menL one dollar hOx, or slx boxes for live dOiArA
Sent oy maj prepaid on receipt OF price. We guar.
received by W for six boxes, accompanied with nvo
dollars we VIII send the purchaser our written guar.
hneolo return me money u the treatment docs not
.!lrCl cure, Guarantees issued cy STOrf ~ GROIN,
WELL, 40 Pennsylvania avenue Washington ID. o.,
Wholesale and retail ag0nts Ordera by mail VIII re-.
cetYe pIQulnt AItentoLa
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Seal Gstatr Brokers'.
J1on RENT-DY r II. WARMER,
STORES

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF our houses
stores shops, and farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices, Hc and how they may be
seen Property for sale IN ali parts OF theclty Money
b. IT, WARNER. ol8 P street
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@sOitaI.

A pvIoE AND CONSULTATION FREE.
"a pr Wh. TAYLOR, Specialist, Oaioe, 2i3 ~ st.
y. W, women ANA children diseases specially.
Gentlemen are also requested 10 call no treats All
ther th complaints successfully Once open day and
evening" nOl2lmf
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WANrEI
sUPERFLUous HAIR
SuPERFLUOUS HAIR
SUPPEiSBBEsLuoTs iSBBEsLuo HAIR

Is excessive growth of hair on the female fice,
seen on the upper lip chin, throat cheeks and brow
~ Ihis , Is the most n3iceqble unsghty and annoying
are most entitled 70 sympathy-the young gent
not or the lady whose hrsutcal growth will appear
The most barbarous methods have been resorted 70 TO
remove this obnoxious growth. For instance the
hot pitch plaster, depilatory powders the tweezers
re ACIDS the SCISSORS and II Is very humii-
ntng to sensitive refined lady to realize that 1t is
impossible 70 appear In public without first standing
or sitting before her mirror pluckng out one by one
sim, wry hairs with tweezers from her face, to be
gone through with day after day with the greatest
care for her experience chesher that If she ex-
DR. DR.. VAN dS, DYCk, Dermat9Iogst, No. % Grant
streets permanently and forever removes super
fiuous hair by the operation OF Elecirolyses 1the
electric needle processl This is the only method
In the world by which this obnoxious growth
can be removed. Ladies, If you thus afflicted don
neglect II another day, but call on DIR, VAN DYCK
Dermatologist, at once and make your engagement
iorreament as only limited number can be
DAILY hours, o. IN. to p mi Sundays a. to D.
NJ Onlce ~ Grant Place. Bno20
WANTED--To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r..
w Beall Batenan IL Co Is Bank, I4ll 81. N. W., Is
aCommiss9ner Of Deeds for every State and Terri,
tory, United States Commissioner, Examiner, and
Notary Publici alwaysn Office from a m TO D. M
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;llunsu to 1uan.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE AT THF
nITeet northwest noLSa
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nECoRATIYE ART NEEDLE-WoRK--MHs
- ~ BRASELNfAN Will give Instruction Ia
Lessons In classes and private. Apply ut hor EN-.
brolderng Parlors. No l2ll street northwest
1ermsreasonhble
GEND YOUR FRIENDS SAMPLE COPIES OF
- The Weekly Republican
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9srsonaI.

DRoE SHELDoN's DANCING ACADEMY
4 1901 Est. N, W.-All the latest dances taught;
classes on Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays re-,
unions. Tuesdays and saturdays.
NATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY AND
~ Bureau OF General information. U3l street.
Rooms 1, 0, aud 10. Established 1875
All classes OF civil and criminal detective cases
worked up promptly throughout America Canada
and Europe. Correspondents everywhere Com.
munlcatlons and business strictly confidential. High
est reference for capacity aud Integrity.
JAMES II. CUNNINGHAM.
Manager,
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Cutting ROOM AND CHAMBER, CONNECT
= ing with bath, on I'd floor; Nicely furnished will
rent very low TO desirable tenant Address o. r.,
Republican Office, 7.23
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T1lmteO--GmuIunmsnt.

A'''ttS x
DYA YOUNG LADY WHO WRITES A PLAIN,
ID legble hand. writing TO do at home or In oinco.
Nall or Address MISS WORTH. 1oi7 at. NV. L%
VosIE N. FAINT, TYPE WRITER, uHAUNoEY
- Bulld'ng;, ,Ds ST. perfect work naranteed. Please
A srENouRAPHER DESIRES ENGAGE
IA ment several hours each evening for short
hnnd or other clerical work. Address X. II. r., Re
publican onoe. l.2f
VpLA1N SEWING AND MACHINE STITCHING
4 at home or at employers house. Apply at lOo0
DY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED WOMAN, AS
- nurse willing to leave the city; good refor-
encea Address 2l27 Pa. nv. 12s
VoUNG MAN, SHORTHAND WRITER,
Il well recommended, desires employment as sec
retary TO senator member Of congress- Address
X y ~ Republican once l.2S
A YOUNG CoLoRED MAN WANTS A STU.
"a alton as wniter In private family; Address
]. JACKSON Prospect I'M, Falrfax CO.. va. i,2s
A POSITION AS CoPY1sT-BY A YOUNG
IA widow, to senator member, or anyone who
Will assist her. Address Mrs L. L. HUNT, City
postonice. 1.20
A POSITION AS CLERK BY A YOUNG MAN
IA In boot and shoe store; two years experience.
Address T., go Pa nv, 1-23
MEMBER OF CONGRESS CAN SECURE
IA the services of an experienced stenograper,
win best references two moro evenings n week,
by addressing SrENO, l0i1 l2th N. w. 1.2S
ITO MEMBERS OF CoNGREss-A CAPABLE
Il man, lawyer by profession, now In department,
olers his services rs private secretary from 63O to
ll;3O y. m. Address SECRETARY, Republican
Onice. 1noi7u
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QUITE OF ELEGANTLY FURNISHED PAR
- lors In fashionable neghborhood; suitable for
senator or congressman. Call on address H. O.,
Republican Office. 7.2i
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OnT EAST CAPITOL ST. LARGE NICELY
OO furnished rooms on I'd floor modern con
yenences. 1927
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DLEAsANT COMMUNICATING ROOMS -
~ Furnished, at 1925 Jefferson Place. bet 18th and
National Republican., 1883-11-23

VNOUR UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE.
Il Keeping where there are no children In tho
house; convenient to cars, Inquire after p. at
1910 10th N, w,
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03

Milrose Record says; The Mercury
ranged from a5 to IS below zero for
quite number of days during the
week, which is the coldest weather
ever known in this district.
Again we hear of A. Delacy Wood
through the Fergus Falls Journal: 1t
is reported that A. Delacy Wood, late
of the Sauk Rapids Sentinel, Brecken-
ridge Record, Caledonia Signal, Peli-
can Rapids Times, Herman Herald,
and divers and sundry other papers in
this and other states, is about to start
paper at Ashby.
1t has been our sad duty this week
to record almost as many deaths for
the week just passed, as We did during
the whole of 1SS2.-Sauk Centre Tri-
bune.
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03

Eldorado.

The weather in the northwest cor
ner OF Stevens county is anything but
tropical. Pm inclined to think If
an "Artic Expedition were started
now they would not have very far to
to seek the "NOrth Pole" The wells
in this neighborhoOd threaten to give
out, and should the present intense
frost continue, will make it a serious
matter for those having stock to care
for. The population of the town was
materially increased by the arrival of
a son and heir at the residence of Mr..
F. n. Woodwork, on the morning of
the 23d. "A growing support" for
Frank in his old age. Both mother
and child are getting along nicely.
The angels of life and death have
swept over us in close succession,
bringing joy to one home and heavy
sorrow to another. The death of
Mrs. George E. Wilcox, which took
place on the Goth, has cast gloom
over the entire neighborhood. She
was universally esteemed for her
many amiable qualities. Taken away
in the meridian of life, and what
makes it doubly sad, leaving five little
ones, the oldest only seven years, and
the youngest an infant of three weeks.
The bereaved husband, acco,.panied
oy the klnd hes1.--.ed physician, DR.. C.
". Paquin, left with the remains on
Thursdays train, for New Richmond,
Wisconsin.
Jan. 25, 1888.
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03
The RrOOm Brigade.

For the past month the Youns ladies
Of the HplseopaI church. have been
drilling for an amateur brigade, and it
is understood wi II give an exhibition
nf their skill one week from Tomorrow
night, Thursday, at Pendergast's hall.
A grand good time is anticipated.
After the performance the brooms and
dust pans are to be sold at auction and
a social hop will be indulged in, Miss
Campbe is captain of the compony.
We will z We more explicit particulars
in our next issue.-Sauk Centre Tri-
bune.
Success to the brigade, and may the
gallant captain make the dust fly!
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03

The proposed tariff legislation is
very unsatisfactory: The bill as rees
commended for passage by the Ways
and Mans Committee, Is In effect
just the opposite of hat is demanded
by the people of the nation. While
there Is an apparent concession to the
popular demand for a reduction in the
tariff, a careful study reveals an in
creased tax upon cotton aud woolen
goods and many other articles which
are absolute necessities of life, and the
many millions of dollars now need
lessly collected from the people is but
slightly reduced. The bill favors
manufacturing monopolies as opposed
to the people, and the members of
congress who care Tor political longev-
ity should think twice before voting
for it.
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03
GENERALITIES.

The Prince of Wales is coming over
after March.
Lord Lorne will be the guest of Pres
ident Arther, next week.
A judicious silence is better than
truth spoken without charity.
The creameries of Stevens county,
are Justly celebrated.-[Ex., 1888.
Mrs. Langtry and her manager, Mr.
Gebhart, were in St. Louis last week
The premium OH illiteracy is sure to
be distributed among the various
states.
Wonder how well the unemployed
workingmen of the United States are
protected by the tariff.
The principal occupation of the i'll
habi,auts of Stevens county Is stock
rtising.-[ Exchange, in 1885.
Quote this at the breakfast table ::
If we can't count our chickens before
they are hatched, we can eat them.
"A hair on the head is worth doz-
en in the hash.n But then it dosen't
attract near so much attention.
Tho combined capital If the three
national banks of Morris, Stevens Co,
Minnesota, is $500, 0,0O0.-[ Hancock
Howler, 1889.
Six or eight milling firms in Mime
apolis, arbitrate the destiny of every
farmer in this state whose grain is
tributary 10 that city.
Probably the fact may never have
occurred to the Prohibitionists that a
doctrine of prohibition and cure of
intemperance are not necessarially
synonymous.
Capitalization is the great desidera-
tum of the monopolists, They can
secure privileges from congress that
but few state legislatures would dare
to grant.
Every highway in Washington
swarms with monopolists, fastening
thither to lobby and prevent the break
ing up of their pretty scheTes.
Old King Cole was jolly old soul,
And jolly old sole was he;
son of old Coles, though not jolly soul,
Would very great senator be,
-TR1AuSE POET.
tfunaTtllsk Sa2H,,.fi
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03
First Publication January l3, 1888.
MORTGAGE SALE NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given, that default ba
been made In the conditions Of a certain
mortgage containing power of sale. mad,
ana executed by Robert Hunter to Thoma,
H. b. Dole, dated the 18th day of October. 1877
ana recorded In the Office of the Register n
Deeds In the county OF Stevens, and state O
Minnesota. on the lst day of November. A. %
pages 1892 and 8. 's"s''
That the amount now, at the date of this
hotice, que on said mortgage for principal
ana interest is the sum OF three hundred and
nVe doliars,and the further sum of twenty. We
do,iars as attorneys fees, stipula ated to be
paiu In case OF foreclosure thereof: That no
SUIT at law or otherwise has been had or com
menced to recover the money or any mart
thereof secured by said mortgage: That suid
mortgaged premises are des, ribed as follows.
to-w1f: The south half of the north. wesf
quarter OF section thirty-fOur (34l, township
one hundred and twenty-fOur G24), rang,
torty-one. Now, therefore notice is hereby
gwen that the said mortgage will be fore.
closed and the premises therein described.
togetner with the appurtenances thereto be-
longing, VIII be sold at public vendue. by the
SnerlH oI said county, at the front door OF the
once or Morris Tribune, in Norris in said
county OF stevens, on Thursday the list day of
" arch, A. d. 1888, to satisfy the amount due
then with costs.
Dated January 10, 1883.
THOMAS r. B. DOLE,
Mortgage.
4u-' Glencoe, Minn,
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03
Great Men.

1t is not the tools that make great
men, but brains and the trained skill
of the man himself. 1t is proverbiaI
| that the bad workman never yet hat;
good tool. Some one asked a great
painter by what process he mixed his
colors. II mix them with my brains.
Sir" was his reply. 1t is the SANE
with every workman who would ex-
Gel.
Ferguson made marvellous things
such as his wooden clock, that actual
ly measured the hours, by means of a
common pen-knife, tool in every
body's hand; but than everybody is
not Ferguson A pan of water, and
| two thermometers were the tools by
which DR.. Black discovered latent
heat; and a prism, a lens, and a
sheet of pasteboard enabled Newton
to unfold the composition of light,
and the origin of color.
An eminent traveller once called up
on DIR. Wcllsstp", and requested t"
be shown over his laboratories, in
which science had been enriched by
so many important discoveries; when
the doctor took him into little study
and, pointing 10 an old tea-tray on the
table, "ontainin a few watch- .!a~o ,
test-papers, a small balance, and a
blow.pipe, said: "Tn. re is my abora-
tory, it is all / have" Stothar, learn.
ed the art of combining colors by
closely studying butterflies wings; he
would often say that no one knew
what he owed to these tiny insects.
A burnt stick and barn-door serv, u
Wilkie i'll lieu of pencils and canvas.
Bewi X first praetlsed drawing on the
cottage walls of his native village
which he covered with his sketches in
chalki ant Benjamin West made his
first brushes ou, of a cat s tai, Frank
lin first robbed the thunder cloud ut
its lightning 10y means of a kite made
with two cross-sti", and silk hand.
herciel. Watt made his first mod,
of the condtnsing steam-engine out ~
an old syringe. Clifford worked his
first problem in n,athe MATES, hen 4
cohbler's apprentice, upon small scraps
of leather, which he beat smooth fol
the purpose; and Rittenhouse, th'
Astronomer, first calculated eclipse'
on his plow-handle.
Thus we see that il takes brains, ant
not t'nls, to make great men; NJ"
that gr at n'rn, e ge,,F Il ~: y "
one leading IasA, and that idea /"
comes she All absor,ing idea of life.
- -
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03

Morris Sc ms to be booming In one
sense of the word at least. The TRI-
BUNE reports eight births inside OF
eighteen days and the editor has ex-
hausted his vocabulary in writing up
the same.
Stevens County has an active ag-
ricultural society and they are agit-
tating the matter of a fair next fall.
Our agricultural society should awake
from its lcthargy and mako :. move in
similar direction. 1t is we'll to take
time by the foreioclk.-Fergus Falls
independent.
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03

The grand jury, Friday afternoon
returned a presentment against VIM
Dickson for corruptly endeavoring to
influence the votes of fellow jurors in
the last star route trial. 1t is stated
that the delay in the proceedings,
which gave rise to the rumor that the
bill had been ignored, arose from
technical imperfections in the bill.
Dickson is indicted on two counts,
which charge that Dickson "unlaw-
fully and corruptly did produce and
openly exhibit to the jurors aforesaid
written statement and paper and
unlawfully, corruptly and in loud
voice did proclaim to the jurors the
declaration, etc.', contained in his
statement regarding his interview
with Bowen
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03
STATE NEWS.

Carpenters have just commenced
work on water tank at Swanville for
the Little Falls & Dakota railroad.
There is at present no tank between
this point and Sauk Centre.-Little
Falls Transcript.
Will Jameson, superintendent of
the baggage department on the Valley
train, received a bath at the water tank
the other evening while it was 80 de-
grees below. He'll tell you all about
it.-Browns Valley Reporter.
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03

1t is rather early tn predict the polit-
zeal complexion Of the United States
Senate after March 1. 1t will proba-
bly, be republican, hut we trust that if
it r"q.irc> the aid If Malone and Rid
dl''i,ers;cr 80 make il so, that the Or
gHniZation will remain in the hands
of the democrats. 1t will reflect but
little credit in the republican party to
purchase the cooperation of the Vir-
ginia senators by such concessions as
they will doubtless demand as the
price of their votes.
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03

Vineland, New Jersey, is the ideal
temperance town. The people neither
allow the sale of, nor do they drink,
Intoxicating liquors. That is the
proper way of managing the traffic.
People who deem themselves more
liberal-as it is termed-are at liberty
to find dwelling place elsewhere,
and they usually do so.
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03
LAND OFFICE AT FERGUS FALLS. MINI.

January q, 1888. (
Notice IS hereby given that Nh. following
named settler has filed notice of his intentiOn
10 MAKE nnal proof In support of his claim
and tnat said proof will be made before the
Clerk of Court for Stevens county, at Morris.
Minnesota on March Eth. lSs3 viz: James A
Johnson homestead application number $780,
range AZ west 5th p. NJ, MINI.
He names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ti"n OF said lan'i. viz: Ludwig H. Shuman
George F. Richardson. Franz Wahldick and
Henry B Wolff, all of Morris Post-office.
Stevens Co., MINI.
10 SoREN LIsToE, Register
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03
Written for the Tribune.
hTn,sa

Written for the Tribune.
Mamie.
There's q little girl out at our house,
Wno IS as bright as bright can be.
On" ha II the charm OF going home,
Is the welc ,Ine she gives me.
Eyes more blue, or cheeks more red,
W,uld lie very hard to find;
Tn prettiest little mouth, and teeth,
And heart both warm and kind.
Rock bye Baby, and Pussy Cat NEW,
Are favorite ditt,es,-so Is Little Dsg Bow;
Old Mother Hubbard, and Little Boy Blue,
And that female, so well known, that lived In
shoe.
Any, or ALL she will sing If you ask
Though, truth for to tell, this dear little lass
Is apt to be naughty, and not sing but a line
Before she Is gone fresh mischief to find.
She loves dear Wanna, (her Grandma, IL you
please,)
The torment and idol of whose life Is this
tease;
She ilnds WaHnas glasses AT least ten times a
/ day,
But who hides them thus often, I'm not going
to say.
How close to our hearts the little toddler has
| grown,
her own.
The eye that can see and read the heart well
Must finish the story that I cannot tell.
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03

To an Impartial observer, ii would
seem As if Fletcher, Langton & Co.
We're laying tnc;r pans for McMillans
successor rather than WINDOWS.
Congressman Fletcher has not very
ing pulled in that direction neverthe-
less. It's H nf Il fix"
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03

1t must be uI,ierstuou, nui withstand
ing Dorsey has severed his connection
with the Republican National Com
mittee, that he still retains his interest
not deserted his country altogether.
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03

Ignatius Donnelly, Jr., son of the
Hon. I. Donnelly is studying medicine
at the Jefferson College, Philadelphia.
Mr.. Donnelly will graduate in March,
and the science of medicine will have
added to It's ranks one of the most
promising young men of the day.
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03

The people of New Jersey are look
ing to the Legislature with the hope OF
having laws enacted that will give
them pure ballot in the future.-Ex-
change,
The people of New Jersey, and the
people of other states also, should look
to themselves for pure votes, and then
the ballot will come out all right.
There is too much looking afar Off
Too much expecting the stream to
rise higher than the fountain.
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03
d. 8. HALL, Register
LAND OFFICE AT BENSON. MINI.

january D. 1883. (
named settler has filed .,otice of his intention
To make final proof in support of ! is claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
CLERK of District Court for Stevens county. nj
Morris, Minnesota, on March 9th, 1888, viz:
James McNally Homestead application No
-, for the SW14 section 81, township u
north, of range "a west 5ih p. NJ. Mimi
He names the following witnesses IT, proye
us continuous rrsid' nee upon and cutiva-
iion OF said land. viz: EZZ FIR John Barreff
Henry McMorrw and Daniel P. Phalon. ali
nf Morris post-office. stevens county Mimi.
N d. s. HALL Register
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03
LAND OFFICE Al BENSON, MINI.

Notice Is hereby given that the followine
named settler has filed notice of his intention
10 make nnai proof in support of his clair
ana that said proof will be made before the
Minnesota, on February 2lst, 1883, viz: 10
Llndquist Presumption Declaratory State
ment No. 1884, for the southwest Quarter o
north east quarter. southeast quarter O,
southwest quarter and north west quarter OF
south east quarter Section Is, town f23 north
range A west 5th +. NJ, Minnesota.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cuitiva-
lion or said land, viz: Peter j. EImouist
FRANK Z; Park. Paul p. Bodeen and John II
ty, Minnesota.
AZ ID, & HALL Reoistar
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03

Hon. |. Donneliy'> Youngest sons,
Atlantis and kag-na-rok, have dis
played talent Gur ,-i.ciIiet-making
that is attracting I:riversti attention.
There is hardly a village "r Il hamlet
that does not hear nf -4r exploits.
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03

On Friday, one of the counsel for
defense in the star route eases said
that the expenses of Brady, Dorsey
and Nuile in the recent and pending
trials viii! he fully $500, 900, of viii, h
Brady and Dorsey are reported to have
Snent ST5 Ot}0 turh
Morris tribune., 1883-02-03

The Milwaukee chamber of COM
merce, at a public meeting on Friday,
presented fireman Stauss, who saved
IL lives at the Newhall House fire, a
magnificent gold watch.