Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-06-20

Are you going any where July 4th ?
If so do not forget the low rates via
Manitoba line. 26t2
The supreme court has rendered a
decision holding cities responsible
for negligence in the construction or
repairing of sidewalks or streets which
results in personal injury, nothwith-
standing the existence in their char
tiers of provisions which seek to re-
lieve the corporations from response
bility.
Those who are I'D the habit of in
dulging i'll raw onions, says medi-
cal man, may be consoled for the
social disadvantages which ensue by
the fact that onions are about the
best nervine known. No medicine Is
really so efficacious in cases of nerv-
Gus prostration, and they tone up a
worn out system in very short time.
After next Monday there will be
change in the running of trains on
the l.. F & D. Both the passenger
and freight trains new running will
be discontinued and two accommoda-
ton or mixed trains will take their
place. One train will start from
Morris and the other from Little
Falls each morning and will consume
the greater part of the day in getting
over the road.
It looks as if every one was plan
ming a-holiday on the 4th. of July.
The low rates announced by the st.
P. NJ. & NJ. r. will influence a great
daelof travel. 26t2
Here is timely remark from Farm
Stock and Home: AS a rule, the
moving machine cuts grass too close,
In the effort to save everything 1t
seems that something in the way Of
durability of the plant is lost. In cut
ting timothy is this more especially
the ease, as the stem just above the
dubious root is thiekeped, and cutting
at this point Injuries it much more
that If cut an inch or SO above. AS
this cutting takes place in hot and
dry weather, the roots are apt to suf-
fer in consequence.
The TRIBUNE take pleasure in CALI
ing the attention Of its readers to the
advertisement of the state university
appearing in another column. Three
new departments, 'The school of ag-
riculture," 1.-THE Department of Law"
and 1.-THE Department of Medicine"
will be opened this fall. In the de-
partments Of law and medicine
tuition fees will be charged and it is
expected to make those departments
self supporting. In all other depart
ments tuition is free and the atten-
tlon'of all young men and women
should be called to this bounteous
pEayisi9f made for their education.
An editor, whQ has grown gray in
the service, slowly and sadly chants
the following truthful requiem; "The
man who handles the local departs
ment of a newspaper, learns after due
experience not to expect even briefly
/ expressed thanks for column oil
pleasant things, but he knoweth as
surely as aameth the winter that q
single line In which there Ia an I'm.
intentional Misrepresentation, will
cause some one to be heard from as
on house top. And we may add
that when he has made pleasant
| mention 400 times of some person
place or thing, bHt an tho t tlhis,
time fails to do SO, he must not exi
| pect to be forgiven. The omission
may have been from accident, mad.
4 yertance or even an entire lack o.
knowledge. It matters not. Tht
simple fact remains and lie will be
judged BY that"
/ Save your money, take holiday
| and visit your friends on the 9TH o
July. The Manitoba Road makes
rate of one and one third fare fol
round trips in Minnesota or for inter
state trips betwcsn Minnesota and Da
kota,and one fare for round trips local
| ly in Dakota and Montana, no tickets
being sold at these rates however fol
q greater distance than three hundred
! l. 49,.
miles. Tickets will be sold July %
Sd and 4th, good returning to 9TH in
clEsiye, 26t2
ii Fire works, flags etc, for the Pm
campment at Croonquist's 22t
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