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A Walking Skeleton

Mr.. Il. Springer, of fredericksburg,
Pennsylvania, writes: az was afflicted
with lung fever and abscess ON lungs,
and reduced to a walking skeleton.
Got free bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
coyery for consumption, which did so
much good that bought dollar bot
tie. After using three bottles, found
myself once more man, completely
restored TO health, with hearty appe-
lite, and gain in flesh of As pounds.
Cali at w. IL, Howell d Bros. drug
store and get trial bottle of this Ger.
tain cure for all lung diseases. Large
hotties 81
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LUMBER AND aUILDlRe sArrNxnI.

hQhnEE-Rough lumber, $500; AZ native
! ceiling, 1900 u native ceiling, 2 ,66;E native
u09rlngl Sg1NOi Is native siding, 1900; = rough
BhIaGLEa-Boss, cypress, $3.50; O. Z oy.
press, f0o; No, J cypress. AIS. native ni1s
hasrts, 3bl; native SAP, $40.
llATHs-Per 900, 400.
bkIoR-Dallas brick, $50 por 1000.
gan, 4.dO per barrel
. I. aENT-Rosendale, 275; Portland, beet,
S.25 per barrel. NO'''
STONE ELuEs-hbout Soc per foot.
OF according TO size. 90
hIME-Coopered lime, 400 per barrel.
HAIR-tioat, 90 per pund
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Porcelain photographs

j. q. Webster, the Elm street photo.
tographer, is making the celebrated nor
celain photograph; also, photos on
watch dials, silk handkerchlefs, hat
marks, etc. You should not fail to see
those mineral tinted or Berlin photos,
also made at this gallery. They are the
prettiest pictures ever introduced. Web
ster understands his business and at
teuds to the same therefore, wo advise
all who want now styles aud fine work
to go to his gallery, You sbo1ld remem-
Der how well Webster takes baby
photos,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

But few articles have reached such a
Worldwide reputation as Angostura
Bitters. For over so years that they
have been the acknowledged standard
regulators of the digestive organs.
Iheir success has melted limitations.
Be sure you get the genuine article
manufactured only by DR.. j. G. b. Sci
CERT Il Sons.
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ShskspBTe SRys Truly.
.Tbut which xra ooIt9o ,og.F

IINNT WUIVU We GILL q fOseJ
by any other name would smell as sweet ,
But the reverse is equally true, and the
simple fact that so many wretched per.
fumes are designated Florida Water
does not impart 20 them any of the
sweet fragrance of the genuine Murray
\ Iannan's Florida Water. Beware Of
these counterfeits, and make sure Of Oh
tanning only the right article which has
won Tor itself tho foremost position as a
toilet requisite.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

II there ever was a specific for any
one complaint then Carter's Little
Liver Pills are specific for sick hoad-
ache, and every woman should know
this. They are not only positive cure,
Tut = sure preventive, it taken when
the approach Is felt. Carriers Little
Liver Pills act directly on the liver and
bile, and in this way remove the cause
of disease without first making you sick
by weakening purge. If you try them
you will not be disappointed.
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ThIs Idea of doing IYesI

TO Colorado or New Mexico for pure
air to relieve consumption is all a mis-
take. Any reasonable man would use
DR.. Bosnnko's Cough and Lung Syrup
for consumption in all its first stages.
1t never fails to give relief In all cases of
coughs, colds, bronchitis, pains in the
chest and all affections that are consid-
cred primary to consumption. Price so
cents and $l.OO. Sold by all druggists.
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Notice to CommercleI Y-avelers.

GARRETT STATION, TExAs.-Tho Ken
nedy house is now open for tho accom-
modal!on OF the travelling public and Is
presided over by Mrs. Kennedy. The
house has been entirely reftt6d with
new furniture and the rooms we'll car
peted. The table Is supplied with every
delcaoy the country affords. One trial
will fully convince you that no house in
the state sets better table. Be happy
ohave my old patrons.
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TRuIr, POULTnY, eAbTr. py,,

AprLEe-li.51 per barrel,
ORASGvs-Hlclly, y box, $50,
1np"Ss--Slclly, 4 box, $3.50.
DAIE8-In trails, 10.
hANANAB--2OOilS5 50 v bnnoh,
OStoEs-S5.OO n uarrel
fOrAIoEs-iA bushel,l,l5,
OABnAGE-io per 10.
turkeys, T5c.
, Eaos-l0o n dozen.
. BurrER-best grade northern, 4lo, hns
nallas county, Ao; other Texas county bat
ief'SOc to xc. according IN ouaiitvs
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COOPERATE.

na Hoop poles, -four barrel per NJ, 1000; hooy
,tavts, flour barrel, per NJ, 900; heading
Hour bar 81, per set, O.; patent hoops, per ii
lO,OOi flour barrels, 80; half barrels, a; iron.
bound syrup kegs, gal, 10; ron-bound
syrup Kegs, gal, 40; iron-bOund syrlip kegs
10 gall 10; liquor kegs, vanished, . gai,, M
liquor Kegs, vanished, 10 gal, 1856; half bar.
iels, l'Soi moln"ses barrels, cypress, IS: mo.
lasSes half barrels, cypress, lbs.
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LIVE srnnK.

lrho quotations given below refer 10 coru.f os
animals, living weight
bkkvEs--SIiteio per pound.
~, How,ssoN W. poi pound; mich COWS, com.
sHnKP.Prime, Seic per pound.
.toArB-None on the market.
hoes-S} <ey}<o per pouId.
buLLs AND brAes-i1<e2c per pound.
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Exnsuaed vitality, Nervous and Physical
Debility, Premature Decline OF Man, Errors
Of Youth, and the untold miserles resulting
nom lndiscreti0n excess6i. II contains III
prescriptions for all acute and chronic dlsoRp-
%, eaoh one OF which rs Invaluable. 80 found
by The author, Whose experience for q yeRrs
u such az probably never before fell 10 the lot
or any physician. 800 pages, bound IN beauti-
inl French muslin, embossed covers f1ll gilt,
goaranteed TO DO a inner work In every sense
--mechanioalI literary and profesglonal-than
RSy other work sold In thls county FOR sl.O.
or tho money will DO refunded Ia every In.
stanne Price only 81 by mail, pOat-pgih. N.
lnsttltlNe Aamplo cents. Send now Gold
medal awarded the author by the National
Medical Association, TO tho OFFICERS al which
The scioneo OF Lilo should DO read By the
young for instruction, and by the aiiilcted for
rellof twin benefit ALL London Lancet,
There Ia no member OF Ociety 90 whom The
sclenca Of Lifo viii not be uaeNll, whether
youth, parent, guardian, instructor or cl0Tgy-
men.--l Argonaut.
Addre.1 tho Peabody Medical InAtllgto. or
Dr W. j.. Parker, No. Buihnoh Street, Pos
ION, Mass, who may be consulted on an dla-
ea requiring skill and experience, Chvnlo
an obstinate diseases that have banned Tho
skiA or ~ other physi E,gB. oiang
HBpeo My. such treated III a. "a x. guo-
ISSs,!sSP.si $ X isiis ss NYSEs- r
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This is the fire season; 30 insure your
properly with Smith h Hall, agents
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The Rov. George IA. Thsyor, OF Bour-
N9u, AHu,nns, says; "Both myeeli and
vile owe our lives to Shiloh's Gonsump-
tiGn Cure." sol3 nv =. Williams 4 %,
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Are you mace miserable by indigeB
ton, constipation, dizziness, loss Of an.
petlbe, yellow skim Shiloh's Vitalizer Ia
a positive cure. Sod by ]. l.. Williams
a. Co,
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MONEY, sroO :. 3 Az :. RnNns

rhW YORK, May S.-Money on call very
Y ny per cent; prime mercantile pa
. m9i foreign exchange, duh at 4 500 for
y, una t,SS'4 for short sight.
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shiloh's Cough snd CONSUMPTION Cure
IL A9id 10y us ON u guarantee. Il cures
CONSUMPTION. Sold by J, l.. Williams
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100 Dozen Towels
az o, ~ and loo, each, cannot be bought
i0r uouDle the amount, at Bauman's.
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"-aoAnetAoGi" lasting and fraVrsu
perfume, Price 81 and GO oants. SOLD b,
J, l.. Williams & Go.
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shllon's cure Will immediately solisyc
9r9upi whooplng cough And bronchitis
Sold by J. l., Milliams& 90.
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ICE, ICE, ICE.

Ice delivered to all parts of the city
texas Ice Company, Telephone $40. Ice
made from Browder Springs water.
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s. Alston's. O"'' w ~'
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

Fine French
impaired tiowsra q, Raumar's.
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n nhsal injector nee VIII Saun hOtl,
Shhon's oatarrh Remedy. Prize x
JehtS Solo by j. J.. Williams n Ca.
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Sold or rented by d. NJ. Glover, gen
eral superintendent Texas Overland Tel
ephone and Telegraph company,7ll Elm
street,
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Az Douglas Bros. merchant tailors You /
will find the most complete stock of /
woolens In Texas.
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Now Line

Road wagons, phmtons, buggies and
every d style OF vehicle Tor sale low, by
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

Largest Embroidery Sale
ever known at the prices advertised Al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-05-09

shnoh's Oatarrh Remedy a poitiye
euro Tor eesarrh, diphtheria ana onnke,
month"; Sold hyJ. L. Williams n ca,
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Birthday, wedding cards and exoui-
site ststlonarv.at Pail y. Ern's,
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Baxter Telephones,

One car Of sugaf cane, stock peas etc
All kinds ofplants for sale.
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Sleepless nights made miserable tbs
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure iH by
,emedy for you. Sold by J. L. williams
d Co.
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PloknIck and luncn baskots AZ Erh,.
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Order Your wines a. Alston,s,
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COTTON.

TONI: ClOsed-New York oniet, Ne,, nv
leans, steady; Galveston, steady; Liverpocl,
COTTON sTATFMEwT,
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This This This
Day. Week Season
ExpnRrs ANn srnrre

EXPORTS AND SHOCKS.
NJ Exporl9 this week. Great Britain, q, 1853;
France, 4,g67 Continent $500. STOCK III ail
united states poIts, this day, 52O,lS); this
lay Test year, 537, 2l9.
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all, at Bauman's, O0' '" sun
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street. '' are selllnsl fast. 7ai
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just RecoiSsf at Holloway s Cos.

Or. One car of sstuino German millet
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A1lAs Tstbhtus
foHRi Closed-New York, steady; New Or
lesnsi steady; Liverpool, barely steady.
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Bouman's. '@ie ~
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Raunan,o Nv
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and full line of ladies wear, at Bau.
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Plaid Hsts aud Bonnets
! ~ bsrmap'e.
Morris tribune., 1885-09-30
Civil Service on the f arm,

In these days, when SO much at
5tention is given to "civil service re-
form. and the merit system, in filling
various offices and clerkships in Gov
ornamental Observation-Disclosures,
State, Municipal, etc.-it may be we'll
to inquire whether the rules adopted
in these are not applicable, at least to
some extent, to the engagement of
employees in industrial pursuits, and
notably to that of the leading occupa-
ton Of the country, agriculture. -.
f. If farmers, everywhere, will resolve
to employ only industrious, skillful
and trustworthy men, or theebest that
can possibly be obtained, and require
strangers, who apply for work, to
present strong recommendations as to
character and competency, the diff
Guilty MAY be measurably overcome.
but in order to render this plan prac-
ticable, and Of benefit to those special
ly interested, farmers must scrupu-
lousy regard each others interest
I For example, ne one who desires to do
ag he would be done by, Should recon-
mend, either verbally Or in writing, a
person that he would not himself en-
bley--a thing which is often done. by
prominent people of various occupa-
tions, either from kindness, OF to- get
rid of applicants. This is a matter
about which farmerss should be ex-
tremely careful, lest they do injury to
other employers, by influencing them
to engage, men who proyeslncopetent,
or otherwise objectionable: When
eyer feasible, it would be well for
farmers to organize, or have an lin-
Outstanding about the employment.of
farm hands, for mutual protection
against the impositions of pretended
skilled laborers, who are really in
capable, if not idle and vicious.-D.
D. T. MOORE in American Agricul-
turist for October. ;t:,ii'."t'.i"'' -
:. . r..
Morris tribune., 1885-09-30
Donnelly News.

County Treasurer Whiteley =. aud
swifeewereinstown last Sunday,
Mr.. George Giit;man spent 4 few
days with us last week.
Wheat is con,ingin fineIey and Milf.
Hammondiis with us to greet the
farmers as of yore. "~'. 49,. 77-''-1"'r-'''''
Threshing is progressing finely but
theyield falls short oflast year largely.
We hear of one case where there is a
difference of 1000 bushels less on a
800 acre farm. ..
A Hunting party.eonsisting 1E Ex7I
Mayor Ames, Detective Hoy ana two
other gentlemen, from Minneapolis
spent Saturday and Sunday last with!
the ducks and geese around Donnelley.
DIR. A. II. Hederly is going right
along With the improvements on his
new farm. \ .commod:ous barn is
under construction and windmill
for his well being noticeable. The
way the Doctor is shipping brood
mares to his farm suggests large
stock farm in the, near future.
Report reaches us of q cruel joke
perpetrated on the school mans of
Grant county at their recent institute
held at Ashby last week. Some wag
spread the report among the hunters
at Hotel Kitson, that a branch Of the
Salvation Army was about to make a
raid on that town, and would make
its Headquarters at tile Kitson nous e.
Later in the day when the beautya and
/ talent of Grant county drove up Ing
the stage. landlord stated to the
tArmy" that the house was full and
that he was expecting another carr
load ofhupters by the first train. The
."Army" had to retreat: ''',''"
Sunday morning a young man who
was walking up the track, when a
half a mile from Donne1ly found a
man, lying as he supposed dead by
the road coming back and ,tellr
ing the news a party of our citizens
and your correspondent Immediately
repaired to the place, and upon ex-
animation found the man to be John
Erikson, a young fellow whose parents
live about one mile above town. He
had been struck by one of the, trains
last Saturday night and was suffering,
from Il terrible wound on the head.
He was taken home and DR.. Hulburd
telegraphed for. The Doctor ON ,'ex-
animation found the wound to be ..
very serious one which may result
fatally. Young Erikson had spent
Saturday evening III town, and al.
though addicted to drink was sober
Eiss:-stit.s t.iis"
when last seen. .zr.:it9 a. in,.:rss s'-Gt
Morris tribune., 1885-09-30
NOTICE.

Morris, Minnss Sept. 2sth, 1885
no all membeSs, / Please take lseiice
that the regular monthly meetiags of
the Stock Holders of Tie Marris Liam
and Building Association will be held
Monday the 9Th day of October 1855,
at o'clock p. NJ, sharp. Please be
in attendance. For the convenience OF
members the secretary will receive
dues any time after the publication OF
this notice. Members who failed to
make paymentslast month, will please
bring enoughto pay their fines in ad-
dition te4 regular dues: As partial
paymentsaWan not be received. The
second series of stock will3 he issued,
December eth, 1855. Persons wishing
to join can subscribe an Stllile..
Yours Tatty4
=. \. MCCARTHY.
Morris tribune., 1885-09-30
RED POLLS.
! .Rg Gen. LIZ. Ross.

/ Tile breed of eattlezlSnown MS Red
Polled had fts.origin in the Counties
Of Norfolk and Suffolk, England, ana
for over one hundred and fifty years
the cows have been celebrated MAINLY
for their large yield of milk. AS to
what race or breed OF cattle these two
families of Red Polls sprang from,
| English writer's are not agreed. Some
insistthat they started from the Cal
loways,sa breed of Black Polled cattle
of Scotland; otherssas sterdily main
tain that ahere is noTeliable evidence
for s,rcll"ali opinion, and that they
are indigenous to Norfolk and Suf-
folk Counties. AS evidence that they
are not of Galloway extraction it is
asserted that the ordinary Suffolk
COW is superior to the very best Gallo
way as a mixer. All the early
Writers concede to these -. cattle
superior milking qualities. Yonatt,
in speaking of them, says: "Ihe
Suffolk cow, poor and angular as she
may look, tfattens with a rapidity
greater than could be expected from
her gaunt appearance Whence she
obtained the faculty of yielding so
much milk is a question that no one
has yet solved.n 1t is not claimed
that all Red Polled cows are large
mixers, but their general milking
qualities are fully maintained to the
present day.. The high prices at
which the best specimens of the breed
are held IN England have caused the
importation of some animals that
mightas well have been left at home
and sent to the butcher. About a
century ago writer in the Suffolk
Traveller described them as having a.
"clean throat with little dewlap, a
snake head thin and short LIN the
legs, carcass large. belly heavy; udder
square, large, loose, and creased when
empty; milk veins large" 1t is. a
good description at this date. A hum
dred years las brought but little
changes except an improvement as
beef-produeers.. AS to size and weight
there: is no=great uniformity. Some
families are no larger than the Devon
otliersare notinferior to the Short !
hofaE IHtlfe matter of size every
Breeder can crafty his own taste and
choice; but whatever the size Tsthat
may bepFefefred you will certainly
get beautiful red color, good rich
milk, the best quality of beef, an alb
sence ptyhorns, peaceable and quiet
disposition, rugged, hardy nature,
a good feeder, and an easy keeper.
In conclusion, for $50 years no Red
Poll has, eyer. been known to hook,
horn or gore man.. woman, child, or
domestic animal; none have ever
been charged or suspected. of the
"horn-ail," "hqilQw-horn,' or any
other disease of the horn. What
other breed can claim as much?
Morris tribune., 1885-09-30
1t is difficult To tell iusg IL

1t isdifficaitto tell JUST 1iow great
damage has been caused by rpcont
prairie fires in Dakota and Montana.
Some claim the loss to be great while
other say, that reports have been
greatly exaggerated. 1t isreasonably
certain, however, that q great deal Of
wheat has been destroyed and that
the grass has been swept froma wide
belt ofcountry, extending from Fargo
to somewhere in the vicinityof Glen.
dive, Mont. This alone cannot fail to.
prove somewhat serious, particularly
in those sections where there are
cattle. The loss of farm buildings is
not great, considering the wide range
of country over which the flames have
swept. tt-s5i ~ aaA4& 7s.'ss. ta'..
Morris tribune., 1885-09-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

{ Miss Kellogg has returned from the
East and calls attention to her fine
stock of Millinery and Fancy goods
just received from the Eastern mark
cts. The latest styles of ladies,
and childrens, hats and bonnets. Also
a full line of fancy work material,
Felts, Arrasenes, Emb. Chenille,
Emb., SILKS, Filling Silk. Fringes,
Cards, Ornaments etc 4. etc.
Yarns unexcelled, Midnight Ger
mantown, Saxony, Shetland, Fancy
Zephyr. zephyrs, the most complete
line ever brought toiMorris. All are.
cordially invited to'calI and examine
goods and prices. 40m2a
Morris tribune., 1885-09-30
Attorney General Candidates,

There appears. to be. two, aasfitia.Hlltts
for the positioncofa attorney general,
becoming. vacant this fall in this part
Of the state so ~ 'e s 80 ~ , -, i
= A very strong andnp accu1nul;tting
following seems, tobe gathering about
attorney Brown Morris, forsH9, the
position. His nameHis not as well
known to the voters; as is,,.the name
oflsis fellow asnipapt, z JOHN IVY, Are
lander, of Willmar;. but .ther' bar. of
the western halt of the state rs said to
regard the nomination of Mr.. Brown
with much favor. He is considered
by his -asseeiates-iia his chosen PRO-
fession as the equal Of Mr.. Arctander
insyaried. hoI,lstieacauireAa ents and
his superior iii 4 salidE knowledge Of
the law. He is without political stain
and if chosenstofill the place. will
make his administration of the affairs
representatives @4d isbtdetly Business
one,075Graeey.lIe s 11aEfanrs 4pt: fegfau
A Merchant . # ssFt Wayne h Indss
writes letter on advertising to the
New York World ,4in which be stella
some plain truths. He says while
traders dull ir other places the town
and cities which have papers well
filled with aa yertisenieIts are doing
q good business because; they draw!
trade from the. towns where the ,mer-
chants ttInAHot adyertlse. These sd
vertising TOXINS have excellent pa
pers because the publishers can af-
ford to spend money in making their
publications attractive and entertain
ling to their readers. This ihsures a
large CIRCULATION, which is What the
advertisers waut. But what Is need
ed is general advertising, by every
body in trade. No matter what the
line of business may be, advertise it.
Help to build up your own town and
you will increase your trade. The
more people you can bring here FROM
| outside, the more money WHl be sleft
in the town. up mot walt for your
nelghbpF foalpAthe afiserfhiqg hope,
! ing I'd eateli sehfsafthe assssorRefs he
! gets, but put your own shoulder to
4 the wheel and advertise what you
have to SELF Remember the mos,
successful men are those who use ths
printers ink freely, and all such use
/, it in newspaper advertising. Adyer
u tise constantly, Change your adver
tisement often, but, always hear.,ir
4 mind that newspaper advertising ii
commended by every practical firm
! to be the best nlanshat has over Ne
beensdegised { Mortified News.
Morris tribune., 1885-09-30
Ditto, Here,

The composltors. z i,s.@.'o ~ this great
literary Journal requestttiatI q F. who
desire to handle thetypes, will furnish
them with their name, post office adj
dress, and photograph if possible, so
as to save time and expense in prose
cutting them in case they do not put
them back, each in its appropriate
box. They are as particular about
those thugs, as, an old maids about
her false curls.-Montevideo Leader.
Morris tribune., 1885-09-30
MONEY TO10AN.
Farming Lands and Village Property for
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Those wishing to make loans on
their farms can get better terms atthe
Registers office, Court House, than at
any other place in Stevens county.
In securing loans, farmers should be
as DESTROYS Of saving money as in OBJ
tanning any other property. Be sure
you are doing the best YOU can before
taking loan. Ifyou wish to buy a
farm you will find a long list for sale
at this office. If you wish to. sell your
property, call and see what we can do
for you. Ifyou wish to convey Or ex-
change your land, call and we will
look up the title to any land in the
county, free of charge. We will make
all necessary deeds, mortgages, alb
stracts etc. promptly, neatly, accurate
ly and for reasonable fees. 1t will
pay you to come to the Court House.