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Die Florence Niabtingale Der Sins
eerpfeae.

Die Florence Niebtingale Der Sins
eerpfeae.
Gclsentes II Gin Nussus enes an ben
Eeutlhen NsiOrm MsGsnser in gbam.
bsrshursb. Ya., :ifristsnsa 8risfss:
Sine 2Bobithdterim.
Ss6net bic 1biilt fur 1e unb Wrs
WinslOlr miro bsmsilsn, pab he bic ame.
rifanifte Jlorsntiner Nadtiaau Der &tn.
Der III. Dauon fnb mir 70 iiber3eust,
bab mir unlsrsr sup" lsbren werben
su iaasn: .@siesntt fsi Wrs @inslow"
neil is psrlelbsn bebulIi6 mar, iibsr bic
pertcoe bss 3abn'ns unp anosrs Gs=
lhwerliffeitsn fur Rntsr binwea,ufom.
rfn. Wrs gBtnslom Sr-oIino
Syrup nimmt Den 8inrsin rts &5bmsr
gen unp furtrt Epientris uno Iiairbos.
@r ma6t ren @aumsn CART. bsfrsit BON
Gnt,iinbuna unb brinst bas 8inp sludli6
iitsr bic Ysrioos bss 3atnsns binwes.
@r tbut gsrabe bas, was TT poraisbt 3u
tbun, M(leS unb niht werisfr. gDir ba.
ben tinmal Wrs Winslow gsleben unp
fennsn lfe nur purh itrsn Sopting
Sprup fur 8inoer. Wsnn mir bic
Wadt bdttsn, wlrbtn mir 1s als 5silane
fit bic 4inbtr binilelltn--ipas Hs aud
In Der 5bat III. DIR SYrup miro In
allen Qputbefsn ,u 25 Gents per 8lafds
perfouIt.
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iarrtiebun5 foIpt)

n9em Geigling fam man bur9
Hsotn feinen @sutb einfl0ben." 9lber
ieibit Der feige @tenib ib0pft @tutb
nct3>sm or 9derenzSraut periu6t, iene
Nieprsm DE fold ipunberbare &uren in
allen Seber= ,tnb Neren=&ranfbeiten 81
Stante bringt. 9ieielbe tpirb in trode=
mem iowobl uie in fliiilisem 3uitanbe
su6ereiiet unb man fam 1i1 auf bieielbe
jeberseit als cine pirtiame, purgirenbe
uno urintreibenbe Meoiein perlaIlen.
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4-.-4--F 4-s-4--r4-
SODnbett 1tttO SyrtfGe.
peroen oenl Munbe perlieben ourd
6 O z O d @ N T

meldes bic 3ipue M c f, bas YatnHsiid
roii1 uno BEN Athem aneeneh III
mast. SO entfernt ben Weinltsin rru=
iidupis uao bematrt fe por Yetberben.
Sci Drceuiften su ba5en.
23II t.fp
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W o tia.
gyaix @. apiukham's

Bar Na6ri tt bisne bisrmi', bas mad Der yu.
blifation biefr anities pibrsnb 30 laaeu. Der
jftt In Sibuns bfin6l. tsn eesisIaiur bss Staa.
ifs Gfras cine Mppiitatipn tinstreiGt werbsn
wirb. wslAt I'm anaabms sinss lps,itaen gefst
ses sur NEentiruns Der a. Seeticn, Grtifd =,
fte gbarirc ftr Siaet Gan Gnisniu trfud,t.
Nsfaetss @mfnbemsns wirb i'm Wsltntltdsn
IartfH;
,,auf Gretit ter 9tatt OsIb ~ lsissn u-b
talhr Honbs In sirem gstrass aas,uilelen, Der
bic Gumme ron Dinfiis 3auitno Douais In IT,.
eenb tinsm Gisealiabre MID utaasiet. I'm fins
Mnitite ~ mattn. reife eyhnfte 2auftnp Dol.
lars nbsrieiet. mus bic Draat rem 0runbasutr-
Baelcn bu Statt untefbrettet werben. Soaten
soH tsn abasafteren Shmmen spd Drittel bic
Me6rtftl unfuflntsn, 70 lca ts snldbe ssftt.
LID fein.s
0ttes waeusd nube ereriftn In syoIee si.
nee 8tfdinate hu Diueisrtn hu Ru&anis
Gr4anee.
D. 4tsesnann, grifbsat.
8xm 6tnlnjf; 6tfttsn.OeuIt, estrssar'
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fcnit iuntsr lieber Sob, weil'S idSner
austebt, Yepier :! mieoerbolte er nod:
mals umo perldmanb.
Nbelbeib ldaute ibm nit eiAem ibr lelblt
unerfldrliden Gemiid psn gSioermi(Ien
unb Gbeilnabme nad. Gr bate bic T6ar
aufselailen nno goelbeip hbrte ibn an
elnenl, mie eS idlien, meta(lenen Sdranfe
pirtbidaften un0 babel in @inenl fort nit
lia lelblt mauIdetu. Gnblid fam er mie>
Der, uno nun bate iein @eliAt pSllts Zen
leioenoen Nusprud leiner STAGE. Sc mar,
als frlimme er iid inter Der Eeitlde bes
Senfers, mdbreno er Npelbeib bic @slO=
idslne bin,iblte. Sic idienen nit 2sinr
teltridleu gu iein, 70 lansiam braAte er
fle aus cen Sdnoeu unb 10 oft nette er
BEN 3sisefinser oabei, um nidt 5wei nit
einanper gu ertpiiden. @npli6 lag bas
iamutise Sduflsin se5dblt Dor ibr, uno
elne selblide Tbrdne aus benz tranfen
auSe bes Suben fiel barouf. SIR etelte.
Bitte, mideln oie es elm! bat lie.
Der Sube that, tpie iie wiinldte.
Sdledt @eldiIt! pimmerte CT. 9Senn
mer mabten MAIDEN lauter fclGe, - mer
fSnnten perbnnsern Derbel!
Nber mein @ott, es ifano Sbnen ia fret,
ben BreiS Su teitimmen = laste NoelbeiD
eridredt Bel benz @eoanfen, Semanoen
Su benadtbcilisen.
geben Sc, seben Sc! itSbnte Ssel ME
cridSpft bon elmer sroBen mOraliiaen ans
ltrengung.
sIpelbeio fonnte nidts tbun, ais ieiner
Weiims folsen uno pas 3imner rer=
ll'ien.
{Rrrtlehun1 fpIot)
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Ser drDRte @hrn6,pnfpunpr i,

yer 9rDBte SpraDenfell1er IN
Ben Ser. Staaten 1T Der beutl6e proz
feilor &0brig an Ser Cornell unioerli=
tdt i'm Staate Stem Oorf. ueber i'm
tbeilt elm glatt i'm Often folgenbes nit:
ySelne (?) Der Spra6en 9liens uno
guropas 1T ibm fremb, ia er beberri6t
bielelben wie feline Mfutteripra6e. bas
SeutIfe. @rbdlt bas Staatsbepartes
ntent in Waibington S6rift1tiide in
elmer Spra6e, bic Niemanb berftebt, 10
iper0en bieielben an profeHor &obrig
geianot, Ser iie nit 2ei6tisfeit iiberIebt.
Wtnbeitens 40 perf6iebene Spra6en
unb Sialefte iinb linn geldufig. 8or
Drei ober bier Sabren mar Elm junger
Sapaneie, Ser on Der Cornell llniperli=
tat itu0irte, ni6t tpenig iiberrai6t, als
prof. &0brig ibn ni6t nur> >japanelii6,
ionoern .iogar in feinem beimatbli9en
Sialefte anrebete. G0brig bot, mdb=
renb er feline lebten Terien in pbilaoel=
pbia berbra9te. man9e 6inelii6e
Waf6anitalt befu6t uno 1i1 gum @r=
itaunen ber S6bne oes binlmlii9en
&ei6es nit benielben in ibrer Mutter>
ipra6e unterbalten. 8or mebreren
Sa6ren unternabm er cine Gerienreile
nod benz fernen Meiten, um na6 Der
0eimfebr ein @erf ,lleber bic Spra6e
Der Siour unb Safotas" gu i6reiben,
in tpel9em bic Yerpanotidaft bieier
Spra6eH nit ben Oialeften einiger mit=
telaliatii6er Stdmme na1gefpieien
ipirb. 8or Sabren CAB er1ein Bud
beraus iiber uOie tiirtil6en Sbiome,"
oas in Der Selebrtenipelt oas groBte Muf=
ieben erreste. gorises Sabr i6idte Sc
manb nit Snf6riften beoedte @teinta=
feln, bic un!er altdgpptiiden &uinen
gefunben tpuroen, an profeiior Mbitnep
bonn gale @oleae CUR gnt3iHerung, unb
lebterer, ebenfalls ein beriibmter 8e=
lebrier, ianbte Die 9afeln auriid nit
bem 8emerfen, baB tpabri6einli6 pro=
feiior &0brig Der einsiae @elebrte in
9lmerifa lei, Der bic Snf6riften gu iiber=
ieben bermose. 9ie Safeln puroen
nun an &6brig gei6idt unb er las Die
Sieroglppben 10 lei6t, mie ii6 cine
geu0bnli6e perion biir6 bic 9rudfebler
elmer Morgenaeitung biabur6 arbeitet."
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Sie reid,en 6nenben. hurh mel

= Sie rei6en Spenben, bur6 mel6e
bas 9entldtbum 9lmerifas feline brit
berlide 9beilnabme fiir bic notbleiben=
ben ueberf6wemmten in Oeuti6lanb
betpieien bat, geben Der Yreile briiben
Sltsablreihen anerfennungspoaen Oanf=
artifeln Yeranlafiung. bod fommell
babel au6 man6mal re6t furiole 9leu=
Berungen gum 8ori6ein. 60 i6reibt
5. 9. bic fortI@ritili6e 8erliner
y8plfsStg.":
uSas Seuti6tbum in 9lmerifa bat
uns bisber in feinem epunfte llnebre
semadt (iebr f6mei9elbaft! J. Mnm.
Der He0.)
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*&eine ipirfli6 elegante uuo Delicate
Dame wenoet germ fiiuftli6e 0iilfsmit=
tel at I'M ibrer frilbereu G0onDeit
naDSubelfen. 9fur f6rperli6e Geiuno=
belt fam bas Geuer, tuelGes oas game
9lnfliB erleu6tet ltnb bic friltbe Tarbe
in ben 8aden suriidbringen. g8enn es
irgeno etipas auf Der ganSen Welt gie6t,
pelbes bas su Werfe bringt, lit es 6rall
SDbia s. Pinfbam's &rduter-MiI6ung
bic i6on Sauienoen Die Geiunbbeit su=
rlidgebradt bat tpo alle anoeren Sell
mittel umionit tparen.
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Segas.

-Sn elmer gaumpoQensin bel Me=
Ginnep ereisnete iid am Sreitag elm
f6redli6er ungliidsfall. Gin junger
Mann 9famens grabens ipurbe BON
benz Sriebraoe erfaBt unb berumsetpir=
belt. gr ereriff einen Dabeiitebenben
Gariner, Sbomas &eib, Der ben 8orfal
nibt bemerft batte, Inn ii6 on ibm gu
balten, 3og bieien aber glei9fals nit in
bas Sriebmerf binein. Beibe iino 10
i1wer berpunbet morben, baB iie far
ben.
SIN ct. gbarles 0otel ST. Semp=
iteao iiberfiel Der @epddmeifer 8.
Campbell ben polagenten u. s. SoOz
men uno erl6oB ibn, worauf er li6 benz
Sberiffm iiber Iieferte. SoOeD mobnte
in MuIiin unb au1 Der Morber bat
iein Spmicil baieIbf.
= Ser eiierne @elbi1ranf bon
Ooung uno @bmarbs in 9olpe 1T BON
Glnbre1ern gefprengt unb I'M $175 be-
raubt moroen.
= Die Qlrbeiten an Der Sabine PaB
unb 9eras Nortbern @ilenbabn lino
eingeitellt porben. 9ie BabngeieaI9ait
Mil bic giienbabn @elebgebung bon
Seiten Der 2egislatur abtparten, ebe lie
iueiterbaut.
- Die Gra6tmagen Der @ilenbabnen
in Oallas finb in leyter 3eit bduii9 be-
ftD1len mDrben, pbne oaB man einen
Sieb entbeden fourte. Gnbli6 ilt es
oen 8abnbeamten gelungen, tpenis1tens
zines Olebes babbaft gu weroen. Sic
fanoen in benz bon ben brel Sriibern
0ampton beipobnten 9auie cine partie
geltoblener Groceries beritedt uno Der=
bafteten ben einen 9ampton, bic bei0en
anoern lino emit floben.
= 9ie 8iirger Don Corpus GbriIti
unb giueees @ountp baben 100000
fir cine giienbabn sesei6net, Die benz
9fueces entlang gebaut wirb.
= 9lui Der MiiIouri Yaciliebabn bel
Oenilon murben spei Sarbige iiberfab=
rem unb getobtet. Ser Cine bon ibnen
mar betrunfen uno iiel auf bem @eleiie
nieoer, ber Mnbere Deriu6te ieinen Sc
fdbrten su retten, gerietb aber babel
felbit unter Die Wagen.
- Der @elammtmertb bes iteuerba@
rem gigentbums in Senoaa GouniD be-
trdgt 1882 ,818. Sie Gountpiteuern be-
laufen lib auf 4,239.98.
Die &lase 9egen ben iungen
0apnes in 2arebo, Der ben 9lnwalt
Cummings ermorbete, III i'm Sitriftge=
ridt su gareoD erlebist worben. Nad
balbliiinbiger 8eratbung bra9te beSurD
elm 8erbict auf gti6tl6uloig Elm.
= ueber ben bercits BON 6latonia
gemeloeten blutigen 8organg in 8an=
bans paiture, nobel Yanbam i6wer
permunbet purbe, treifen bon MDulton
ndbere Na6ribten elm. Die glngreifer
batten es auf Wanbams S6mager, Bob
9eeI, abgeIeben, Der por einem Sabre
einen Miann Namens 8ietor 9idion err
moroete. Mlan glaubt, baB bic Mngreis
fer Didions 6reunoe tparen. Cine 9ln=
sabl Na6barn, bic ii6 nab bemlleberfaa
in Yanbams Yalture suiammenfanben,
gingen nod Sidions 9aufe, in Der glb=
li6t, bic Gremben 81 lpn6en, i'm 6au
iie bort angetroffen ipiiroen, bod batten
bieielben bereits bas Weite geiudt. Sie
Sberiffs Der Counties 2aoaca unD &Dn=
gales linb sur Berfolgung aufseboten
iporoen.
Grau sd. s. 2owerD Sonesboro,
Rcros fonf. Nrnfnug Ccifen- -Spiftcr hot 4
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II 6rau @t. S. 2owerp Sonesboro,
3eras, iagt; 8romns gifenz8itter bat
mir In weibliden 8ei6peroen gebolien.
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gB ie Ia IN man bie.@efunhbet
ihern.

Is 1T isitiaia, oab Semauo init Qeibsn
bsbafsst LIT, eie ourd unfsines Ulut ent.
lissen, ;vsnn u 0 iaoalis bte gelunb.
seit i'm ptyA1Asn Sreeniamus ,pIeoer ler.
ltsat. 8Ofaoa!is III Elm llartcnber Gsrup.
anasnsbm 81 nsbmsn, tns Der teae bis i.bt
sntesdte y Slutrstniasr. Ge tei!t
Sesopbeln. fspti!iiiids esiosu. giisren.
ldwahs. GrY1pelas, malarifhe Qslben,
WerrOlltat, Stwddas, @aasnlsiben uno
aransbe'tsr tss SIutss, Der 9sber. her
Wistin. pes Massns, Der 6aut &c.
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Maacre MeuSsf,eu.

Wells Health Renewer felt Die
@cfunobeit wieoer Ser nno siebt Srafi,
turirt Masenidwide, nuirud!barieit unO
anbere @efhledtsfeblsr. ST..
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Gin sum Sobe berltrtbeilter M6r=
per, j. G. gBaite, Der am %. Mdr5 im
Sranflin gebdn9t iperben fol-, bat feline
9eiOe at cilen 9lrSt in 8remono fir
$50 berfauft uno oas @elb 6ereits. .er6ale
ten.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-02-21
Graceyille.

FEB. 16, 1SS3.-The weather changed
very suddenly last night about Z
o'clock, and started blizzarding with
mercury 25 above zero. This morning
the air was filled with snow so that it
would be impossible to go any distance
from the house. The snow will be
much appreciated by all in this COM
munity, as there was no sleighing at
all. -. Dan Day, while working on
the railroad here, few days ago,
slipped and fell across one of the rails
of iron and fractured rib. He feels
pretty sore and says he don't want
to try that some more: ...P. j. Cauley
is very i'll at present. Cold is the
greater cause. Jack Rabbit hunting
seems to be the order of the day among
the sporting boys around here, but
very few of them seems to fall the VIC
TINS of the hunters Valentine's
day is passed, but not without leaving
it's mark among the young folks OF
this place. There were but few sent
but they were mighty for instance
The nicely crochet bit of a valen-
tines that F. f. Hickey got; it was
the daintiest piece of work yet out
1t is too small, old fellow, for your
claw; and again there is L. d. Grove
what fine one he received i'll the
shape of whole page of foolscap pa
per written with the butt end of a pen
holder, and Thos. Johnston's exactly
coinsides with l.. d. g. 81. The Grace
vile Roller Mill is running very stead
| lily now.
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Pomme de Terre river one of the lines
caught over one of the horses head,
causing the team to go around in Il
circle number of times, and finally
landed in slough, where the horses
stopped and refused to go any farther.
1t seems that the horses got bewilder-
ed in turning around and appeared to
be scared. The man unhitched and
tried his best to make the horses move
in some direction, but all was unavail-
able. He then left the team and for
tupately found the residence of Henry
Anderson. Waiting there until late
in the evening, when the storm sub
sided, Anderson accompanied him to
hunt up the team. When found, the
horses had not made a single move,
having stood there for at least eight
hours. Then, however, they seemed
to place some confidence in the driver,
and allowed themselves to be driven
home. Those horses had horse sense
enough to know that they were lost
and did not propose to go any further
until they found themselves.
THREE MEN FROZEN
near Thunder Bay, probably caused
by indulging in too much spirits.
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The Blizzard.
FROZEN.

During the storm of last Friday, a
girl, eighteen years old, was fatally
frozen, at Scandiaville. Her name
was Mary Gilbertson, and her fathers
name is Gilbert Johnson, living north
of Husevold's lake. Friday morning,
while the wind was yet moderate, she
started over to house on the east
shore of the lake, about 40 rods distant.
where some men were living, for the
purpose of baking bread and getting
dinner for them. After her work was
done she started out, and these men
supposing she intended to come in
again, paid no attention to her, but as
she did not return they went out to
look, and not finding her, they con-
cluded she had gone home Her pa
rents at the same time thinking she
was staying at the latter house, think
ing she was safe, SO no alarm was
raised. On saturday, however, when
the fact was developed that the girl
was not at either place, search was
made. The unfortunate girl was found
Saturday afternoon, on the shore of a
lake at some distance east from where
she started. When found, her limbs,
hands and face, were badly frozen, and
not yet dead, but expired in few
minutes after being taken into house.
This is the only case of misfortune
caused by the late blizzard that has
been reported, save
STRANGE INCIDENT
which occurred in the town of Land,
in Grant county. A gentleman was
out with his team; in crossing the
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-02-21
The Passage Oyer.

"The same day, when the even was come,
he saith unto them. Let us pass over to the
other side. MARK iv; IS.
Go with me Lord into that mystic land
Peoped with shadows all Ia me unknown ;
Thou knowest the dangers Lord on every
hand,
What do know? dare not go alone.
Friendship can enter not into the tomb;
Nought of the struggle can affection know,
So far-no farther-into that dark gloom
Can they proceed, but Thou Lord, Thou
cans't go.
Thou knowest the slippery paths where
might fall,
Thou knowest the evil ones who lngeI
there,
Hast Thou not met and overcome them all
This l remember and shall not despair.
Then when the even comes remain with me
Be Thou my friend companion and ms
guide;
shall not fear to cross the narrow sea
Ii Thou go with me to the other side.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1883-02-21

G. I'll. Allyn, of Morris, who is the
agent for the Mccormick Harvesting
machinery, calls the attention Of the
farmers to few Very important i'm
following:
A new style cutter-bar, made of cold
rolled angle iron, extra strong, and
rni3td = e
This bar is not only much neate
stronger ond sitter, but it enables us
to cut lower than with a harvester
necessary in picking up down grain.
A new adjustable reel, something
entirely new and beautiful in it's move
ments. BY means of but two levers
within easy reach of the driver, this
reel can be raised or lowered, set back
ward or forward, instantly, and while
the machine is in motion. 1t raises
nine inches higher than formerly.
This reel can thus be brought to bear
upon any spot in the grain, no matter
how badly lodged, or how tall, or how
it may lean, picking up every head,
holding it to the sickle, and deposit
ing it on the carrying-apron.
The reel keeps its relative position
to the platform in all the changes of
the latter, SO that when the height OF
cut is changed, no change is neces-
sary in the reel, and it can never, in
any situation, be placed where it will
strike the single-trees.
The spring on plunger bolt, have
been dispensed with, making the
movement positive beyond contin.
gency.
Metal Bushings for Platform Rol
lers, insuring much lighter and free
running of the canvass, and great,
prolonging its service.
Besides the above, there are othe
improvements, which Mr.. Allyn will
be pleased to explain to those calm,
on him.
, Mr.. Allyn will also have, this year
new self-raking reaper, called 9TH
. Daisy" five feet cut, very light, weigh
ing only 700 pounds, which farme
, with small grain field had better ex
anime.
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under the plans; III other words, an
apparently irresponsible contractor
comes in behind the architect.
The delightful ambiguity Of the In
vitation for proposals for the Jail cells
is quite in keeping with the whole of
this unique document, and is excelled
only by the suggested uncertainty of
the amount to be expended therefor.
GEORGIUs AGRICoLA.
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The Agricultural Association.

When we consider that individual
prosperity is but the reflex Of that
generally existing, it is but natural
that each member of the community
he expected to lend his hearty and
substantial support to amy project
which has the public welfare only in
view. Under these circumstances it
is that the County Agricultural Asso-
citation makes its appeal to the citi-
zens.
Possessed of beautiful tract of
eighty acres of land, purchased last
year from the state, the Association
feels that an earnest and decided
effort to bring before the discerning
| eyes of investors display of the
many advantages which our county
affords for the investment of capital,
will rebound greatly to the general
good of all. 1t has determined there
lore to make arrangements to hold on
these new grounds, in the fall, fair
which shall prove a fitting exhibition
of our varied and paying capabilities.
COMMITTEES will be selected to take
this matter in charge, who will be not
only able but willing to perform the
duties connected Herewith thorough
ly. In order to meet the necessity for
funds which this step will entail, it
has been decided to offer the privileges
of Life Membership for each sum OF
five dollars subscribed. 1t is earnest
ly hoped, therefore, that all those who
have not already subscribed will do sc
at once.
The many costly and permanent
improvements contemplated by the
. merchants of Morris, this year, are {
r sure index of the abiding faith they
: rave in the ultimate prosperity of ou
county, and there are many good an,
sufficient reasons why the thinking
and intelligent tillers of the soil shoulo
second this faith.
The county commissioners have thu
right under the authority of tn,
legislature to issue twenty Thousand
dollars worth of bonds for the purpos'
of erecting county buildings. We re
peat that the commissioners have tn,
right, but we may be allowed to sug
g yest that they have duties as well a
= rights, and the people of this count.
will closely watch how their dutie
are performed, and in this connection
: will hardly be satisfied with the cours
pursued thus far, in advertising 70
bids and plans for building to COS
$4,000. Why this sum2 Six thou
SAID dollars Is altogether to much o
a margin, even if the Jail is excepted
: Again the plain common sense way o
:. erecting any building, is first to decid
on plan for it. Architects are plent,
and plans could be readily secured fo
!, a moderate sum. Instead Of doin!
this, the commissioners not only ad
vertise for plans, but publish thei
own deficiencies at the same time
They have already had half dozel
very good plans, which could be sup
t plemented by as many more if desired
e from which selection could or ough
l TO h. made. It is not too late to rem
: edy this matter, and we earnestly re
/, commend the commits ioners to do SO
We have no doubt of the goou 'nten
). tions of the board, but we very mucl
question the wisdom of their presen
: mode of procedure.
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For Sale on Reasonable Terms.

200 acres of timber land, surrounded
on three sides by 2 beautiful lake, its
waters are sixty-five feet deep, with
an abundance of fish. Situated one
mile from station on l.. f. & ID. r. r.,
with good log house, stone fireplace /;
a beautiful spring of water at the door.
This land will cut thirty cords of wood
to the acre. A good number of fruit
trees and shrubery, and seventeen
acres cleared. This is a choice stock
farm and beautiful summer resort.
Call or address,
WATSON & LEONARD,
44tf Morris, MINI.
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We sell Tickets by the old reliable
Cu7aard Line. Established in 1910,
and not q single passenger lost by ac-
cident. Apply Top your TICKETS at
once: Rates Low as the Lowest.
so HELGEsoA & HANSON.
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French Breakfast Coffee is the best.
It will be delivered at your homes by
80 GOOD & BRISBINE.
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Musicale.

There will be sociable and musicale,
under the auspices of the ladies of the
Congregational church, next Friday eve-
ming, at the residence of DR.. and Mrs.
Hulburd. A good time is in store for
those who attend.
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To THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE:

TO THE EDITOR OF THE TRIBUNE:
The advertisement inserted in the
Pioneer Press by the Building Com
mittee for the proposed county build
ings, is fairly illustrative of the chaotic
condition of affairs in the minds of the
honorable, the Board of Commission
ers. Instead of at first coming to
some definite conclusion as to the gen.
eral outlines of plan and it's require
ments, or employing some competent
architect to do SO for them, they re-
solve to invite bids for the innumer-
able combination possible under their
loosely worded advertisement. Should
it be noticed to the extent that circum-
stances would justify us in expecting,
what Kaleidoscope variety of plans
and estimates will ensue. In view of
the experience at their last meeting,
your correspondent is at loss to inn
agine the board coming to any agree
ment under these trying circum-
stances.
1t may be mistake too, to hold the
maker of plan responsible for the
erection of the building which it rep
resents. Architects, as rule, do not
contract to execute their own plans,
and should the plans agreed upon
come from one Of this class, he must,
in all probability, employ some one
whose business it is to attend to the
actual providing and use of materials,