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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

For dor't care, dull, tired feeling. i'm
povsrisbed blood. dull pains in tack aud
head, tanisliEing skin erup;ions, Kemp s
Sarsaparilla never fails TO give relief. We
always guarantee II. Price 81 per bottle.
Tlbbs' drug store. l26 Ncnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

The manager Of the cyclorsms % the
battle oi Atlantis. on exhibition st In
dianspoEs. IN a Sc Of partisan pride re-
Gently transformed ths likeness OF
TmzoDoRE DAVIS, HARPEss war CORES
pondsnt sad srsist, in The foreground Of
The picture. 70 that Of General HARRI-
SON As he lsttsr wss not At the battle
oi Atlanta. and the change destroyed
shs historical accuracy OF the picture.
DAVIS p0rirsi3 hAs besR restored, HAS
RIsox's banishe5. and the resignation Of
the manager accepted.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

The Desrrit Free Press dominates
O8RrzS ]. ArxrvsoS. q Po-t Harou.
Pr tEa position of Attorney General On
the nenaocrs.ic State ticket.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

The rEmor that Col DANIEL LAMONT
will be made Secretary OF War II GRovkR
CLnvHASD should DO reelected prompts
the EeRAn- HERALD TO give this piece
0f advice TO the several candidates:
Done make sco many plans conditioned
by that little but important III" Re
member that sH-castles are short-hvej
and these chickens thrive best which are
counted after they are hs,ohsd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
Situations Wdnfed-Femdle.

WANTED SITUATION AS HOUsEKEEPER,
w With good references. Address, NJ. 5. box
2 Telegram Herald. l9i
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

TIE zeniiemen cs tire Grand Racifs
Horremen's Association are "a be son-
erasulste'i apoo the srccess of taeir srst
isY races
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

frtin iesvef Efsnd Eeftds fgr tliersn ~
I 1f = ~. efrlvinf there - yE
ThrnHrf ti0ksfe go - principal p,lints n ne
Fr'fea - - MtEleo ana Csna8a O. CuioB
TsCkef Dcc1
A. fvfTH . = a.. c1evelend-
~ hsf1z fefT Tttffi Agent
fK0 EfssyF Cltr IRkss agent
Jskise efsfl hsg ~ 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
Want ADVERTISEMENTS

nsusMbsr sfI8Ess 30 .zy al ssFsi,s<1szt
sss bs foEEa - atslatsk IAs = AL bsf ~
-sres ~ sss~a Asy EaFts1 = Lac esa>ssa
sso4s fail lLz--
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
For Rent--Busfness Places.

NOR RENr-MFAT MARKET on SOUTH
L Division-st. with cooler, racks, counters. fee
box etc. ready for business. Splendid location
for good business. Win give long lease at low
rental TO night parties 5000 or LEES. Eastem
money IN losn on city property at low rate of Ia
tereSt. Tuttle Bros, over Arcade. 1872
ITO RENT A LARGE, LIGHT ROOM FOR
| light manufacturing; steady power, at No.
Pearl-si. Enquire of c. 3. Judd or q. L. ThwinE
9ltf
COR RENT-ONE-HALF OF THE STORE
+ No. p Csnal-st. For particulars enquire of
o. A. 9erwin. 134tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
For Renf--HO,sses.
Uanfed- BO0rders.

COR PENTHOUSE OF ELEVEN Rooms,
i sIshan block, Vest Fulton-st. Enquire 22l
NJ Nernon-st l99
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

The July HgterYasssr opens ulfh a
hriLlian. article on ~shs Political Dude. .
which = enouzb 70 throw F. BzsRv
Wall into everlasting conniptons
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

NRY WOOD FOR QUICK HOT SUMNER
W fire, sl.75 per cord. Cuttings for kindliDg.
81. so per load. both delivered. Phone No AZ.
g. r Veneer Works Juneltf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

FURNITURE PACKED. NuvFn AND SToH ED
Scufa DsF,sssn-s. tlsn
RN4T-EF sTrEEn FACEFH kND
i noved Fxrezt rseks'~ se1E % short aotlce
r. Rsssc,i1 Eoit. Il -c1ta DlvEiog -, sesH-
s.~< "a. ~ sUf -
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

UANTED-A HORSE FOR LIGHT DRIVING
" IN ne country. pasture for 80 - horse.
Fnouire st = srrins<t -
TTFs~TF5 - TO l0IN sONE Tcrw7 NAN
W ~ho has a. ises ~ xot1g iuta s0rae tssin>sz
Caa frr1sh ssf1 capita Aires. n hcx g
re errar,- Herald la
II VOC WANT A PORTER C0ACHNAN
1 hrok xeerer rsaraster. c-irk machine hsnds
lahorers cr any ki1t ~ .eic WE er selerhon
NJ - Ne fsraish sN s1ca he1 f-se Grand
raicn. ard To-eT 5.erx. rs
gtEFssFAS-cAN ADD A IfNF SNsIL
= ssrpi-S. Ore seen1 - sr7es s. 80 otasrS -
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

WtrTEszcS = undergoing bra annual
i,toos ss . Sumner resort sslversissmsnt
lor ssw 1ork.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

CHICAGO a WET EICHiSkE-4LL TRAINS
Y srTive IL sna 6cpsu frofn Union Dcpoi
DfIsEl.
Mai f0T Chicago Nuskegan en- Ioled0i fUCsm
asl p pres Tor Chicrro ...... 41 Hl 4 "a
Eyprgs fof NuskFGou sDo HGrt..... 80 = Is 4 n.
NlRht - press Cor Chicago .... .... sii ~ \ N
Night ~ pres i9f Indianapolis ......- IL o. 4 "a
FOf kpe Rapids. BALDWIN, lu1dnRtun
ase Ssaif:ee .....-...---..-..f sop I'm
T0rbig kspi6s Bal5viH. iucinglou and
hsnistes .....--...-...... ...............f fZ5am
Exgfess fcG uskegoB auo e. furen ~ pu
fFFfrE
Nirhi FtYfcss from Cnirsro - sfNsm
= iEtf ENIr-ss ffVui ndianHf oils ..... 1fef8
Efp ffo1a Huskcfi,n enc Hsri ..-. $50 e. . "a
heil from thicsgu end NuttsRvH ..... ~ pm
1sffess = IN hiieesn ano Igledo. .s.f - pm
fsrFezs from lefd sief aud Miitkeaonf = o. rro
q at I1lretf from 20 crs-c-..-.. ..-... qfs N
Prom Msuisiee. Lnciftsfon. Bflfren
sud Big spios ... fio - = m
From Gsuities. Lu6iueton. Baldwin fs1lps
sfa' fDs 81 fraepi SUNDAY ffaiiv exnrlG
saturday 'itIY pxrepf HuBeaF
ID rough coz hes 20 fsiceea s1f 1f.ledon IN 3 70
ID tram Through Iariof cnf 70 Chfcago oa
~ y , N tran NJ fEtrs ehnFrs ~ se1tf.--
Through Sleeping ard chair car beI geen inGlaH-
sfo'e or iufisraIoilf ftfft = Exrrezs trffas.--
JbfoUfh sieeTius car - - tieerr ~ ~ ~ "
frsin.--UuieD Jfcset o1lee CT M. rossa
". a. fffffrrFF trHff Manager
NfiLfkf q ckrEr1. Az f.eil ffBs Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

The House sssms 10 be making falr
hesdWsy With tho ISr,f bili. The pro-
gssss already made on the schedules
give promise that The whole will be
covered st an early date. There are still
scms sections which are likely 30 create
q ecnsidsrabls amount Of discussion,
but there y reason 10 hope that vote
may De reached before many weeks At
mosk The whole problem will then be
before the Senate, and there 10 3 variety
of opinion as 70 how thai body viii deal
With IL. The real sug OF war Is likely TO
coms IA the confsrscce COMMITTEES OF the
two hoases. snd unless the Rspublicans
yield great deal. it is diEicals to SEQ
how an sgresmen. can Do reached.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
Help Wanfed--Mafe.

tVANTED-1 GOoDMAcHlNE BLACKSMITH.
~ BOY priatsE al eo0ks ioE lie No<tA- snd
I Toser bfoek ia
IU4NIED - PERsEVERfSG. ENERGETlC
W saieeiaau. Ausl - h1st-eT, slll-s -
trsYe ald tasb security required salary aac
a D.-fises pail Address nll1 reference o-otc
Aa1Glst t1E.us Co, Ciiy. IA
UANIED-A COMPETENT FURNITURE
" bnshsr % take charz. of ou- shgP Tor
11ruiniug Msiium gTa1es OF Ashs oaks Aasse
AMI Cherry flrri1lre fof a permanent p1si-
ticn, EtOd pay 9Ac home u the nuest ely on
tte faCllc Jasst address Hlh references and
uu particulars Michigan Furniture Co. box 80
oakfsnd car $50 send address " feIteF Manu-
fsctlnng CO.. Pcltel siiie MICA. 80
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that a petition has this
y day been filed by Tie undersigned In the
Circuit Court for TIE County OF Kent and State OF
Michigan, aud Is now pending in said court TOR
the purpose Of vacsting portion of the plat o.
Boynton Judds Lake Addition 10 the City o.
Grand Rapids, being plat OF portion of section
- of Township No North, OF range No IL
West according TO the government survey. in
the township Of Grand Rapids in said County OF
Kent ana State OF Michigaa, surveyed and laid
out for the proprietors by W. l.. Cehnbury, CSC,
civil engineer and surveyor. on the 18th day Of
July, lsi2, and recorded in the Office Of the
Register Of Deeds, of said County o. Kent, upon
said 9th of July, 1872. st O'Clock ia the fore
uoon. in plat hook No. 2, asrage "a That IL is
proposed 10 alter said plat under and by virtue
of the provisions OF chapter 80 OF Howe.fs
Annotated Statutes Of Michigan. and the amend
ments thereto, by vacAting all that part 0f Barn.
ard street. as laid down upon said plat which lies
between lottwenty-fve llsl upon the Northery
side thereof, and lOisnineteen and twenty lg and
O) upon the Southerlv side thereof. That the
matter ~ said petition will be called up for hesr
ing on Monday, the Path day OF september, A. u.
lssS
Dated. Grand Rapids. Michigan. June "a 1851.
The street Railway Company Of Grand Rapids.
SAMUEL MATHER.
EDWARD W. wnHEY, Attorney for Petitioners.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
ouR BRILLIANT EErErsESrArivE


Representative FoaD IL covering him.
self With glory st Washington and his
constituents are proud OF him. 1t was
expected that be would do much better
than moss Representatives during their
frs. term bat be Is achieving unexpected
" brilliant success. But as il has the
efsc. OF bringing Michigan in general.
sad Grsnd Rapids in particular into
prominent notios throughout the
country. Republicans az we'll ss Demo
Gratis ara interested in his success and
bops 90 will continue to push bis way to
ths front.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

T OST - YFSIERDAY. A PAIR or GOLD
II bowed spec scieS a. or near spring & CO. 5
store. Finder VII receive suitable reward by
returning SAME 20 Ms. K oakley. St3 south
Division-st "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

oCAL OK TRAvFLING AGENTS
" fors rev specially. Fire Proof sales =. g.
arert ordered Csf-esd FIRST wees " . agent
falF carload NFh csnvssstr clesred s418
srSf month E-rfsio dealer with his o. her t1lsf-
rssS IS ciesrfnxS S'o Ter q cnth on oar specislt~
Cstsloeue fTse- Alpine ssie Co CsH5nnafI, D
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11
Relf.0rd.
Wnnfe.f--T-o E.rchrnne.

V,-ANTED- TRADE A GOOD FAST ROAD
" horse FOR city lo& J. hldrich snith. room
8 Iovsfts book. CITY. ia
W perry IN Grand Rspiss OF good timber isnds
in Michigan. griss Ei1 doing good business.
Fer rsTfscuiaTs address +. .. box 10. Byron
Centre. Mich. i9s
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

Miscellaneous.

sfoNKY TO loan oN GOOD RIAL ESTATE
ii ia sums from 90 20 $500 A. r Autisie.
ts-n
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

CHICAGO WET EICHiGkK-AIL TRAINS
Y srrivs 81 sna 0epsu ffom Union Dcpol
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-11

A. klDcuisf. TicSet Aren't al depot Geerte ~.
kunsou Union 31cksi Agent. - horrot 81
&. !. lockwood, Gen. ptss aud Tickct Ageut
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08
Whar is Irutn.

This question was asked by cel-
tain Roman governor two thousand
years ago. Many wlst men anei
philosophers FROM that day ~ lh.s
have puzzled their brains over TINS
Question, without the world being
any the wiser Tor it. But noLwith-
standing this, the Truth is that for
a classes of travellers 1.-The Barllng-
tom is by all means the road to
patronage, wheter you you 60 east,
west, Moth, or south. FNoi a trip 10
81. Paul and Minneapolis, or Ia any
pdrt Of Minnesota ID .ko.a oi Montana.
the burlington is The QUICKEST,
safest anu besL route anu by IT'S
CONNECTIONS with tne great s.IjuIllEg.
ION system. of whscu IL is = part, IL
offers tile best through route "
Chicago. Peoria, st. Looms, Kansas
City, Atcnisvn, LeayenwoiLh, ST.
J0seuh, Council Bluffs, Omaha, Lin
coin, Cheyenne, aud Denver, with
every comfort and convenience that
inventive genius has devised to make
modern trrvel delightful. For fur
Their information address w. J. g.
Kenyon, Gen. Pass. Agent, G., IS. ~
n. +. + 81, Paul, MINI.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08
Hall tna Regular Nnn1inae.

A meeting was held at the court
house in this village last Monday
night in the interest of r. ]. Halls
Candidacy for the legislature, and il
was as largely attended as any polit
ical meeting yet held in thus village.
K. j. Hall and j. Place spoke. Mr..
Hall made a statement us to his DO
sition upon the political issues of the
campaign. which was to the effect
that he was a tariff reform repuhli-
can, and, excepting Wilson and Can.
ming. he supported the republican
ticket. J. l. Place addressed the au-
dience for the purpose of showing
that r. J. Hal was the only republi-
can candidate, and that Crossfeld' s
nomination was only secured Ivy cor
rupt political methods and trickery.
The meeting was success n the way
of enlightening the voters of this
county upon the much discussed leg
iSlttive nomination.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08

TIE following, wrtten on the e.
If election Ivy an exchange edit"'
will hardly apply to this coanty
Soon there will I've host Of defea ted
caiiidiseS that will retire with a
houn ift.l crop Of blasted hopes ano
hlighipd aspirations. For few
weeks hey will wear their old
Ct Zines, he cross to he children am
cuss ~ s.nall proyocation. Bat i
all u.s. .ata hem they will van &
re- il 44Aft. Wben everything IS
considered ti,e-, petty oliic $ are no
uttsn wor. II IN tim. tni money
exp uded to get hem, and man ha'
better slick to a business thlt is SIR
AMI here h. h to stoop 10 no Oh :.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08

The many frie nds OF our former
townsman, Fielder b. Chew, Esq,
will learn with pleasure Of the marked
success which has attended him in
Duluth. We are in receipt OF copies
of the Duluth Tribune, Evening
Herald. Democrat and Daily News,
each containing an account of Mr..
Chew's triumph in the general land
office that will endear him to the
settlers of the Duluth land district
in high degree AS the Tribune
puts it. The gist of the matter is,
that after several months of unro.
hitting efforts in ashington, Mr.
Chew has succeeded in getting the
long suspended issue of land patents
in that district restored. Asa re.
suit. $50 homestead and pre- emption
patents were issued last week.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08
TRIALS or THE CAR.
- II Tsercd the Attempts cn Ills Fife arb
Hind Arl,nir,inax IL La TX ~ M. AMI

~ ~ Ie9Tcd the Attempts o9 His Life are
Undermining Ills Health ami f.nasnn.
LONDON, Nov. S.-Contlatlicrory sto-
rics regarding the car OF Eassxs sre
plentiful here. SO contradictory that it ID
hard to decide which, il any, to credit.
1t would seem certain, however, that
important changes will be made in the
policy to which he has steadily adhered
since his succession to the throne, or
that an alteration will occur in the
regime, either temporarily or perma,
nently. The life he has led of constant
fear and dreadful expectancy since the
first attempt upon his life has induced a
nervous disorder and his hitherto robust
heath has yielded to the steady tension
OF such an existence. Despite his tenn
perate and retired life his great personal
strength has sensibly diminished, much,
It is said, to his alarm. The late wreck
ing of his train in the south of Russia SO
completely uniua1ned him that it was
feared for while that his mind had
given away beneath the shock. Since
that time he he's been in a state of mel
ancholy which has alarmed his attend
ants, and although the royal physicians
are reticent. it is feared that the courage
and strength of will which have hitherto
characterized him will never return.
Always religious, his devotional exer-
clses now occupy great portion of his
time and it is with difficulty that
he can be persuaded to attend
10 the common routine OF
business, or take interest in military or
political affairs. The mofarcls of Rus
sia have always placed extraordinary
belief IN the efficacy of prayers before
the celebrated picture of the virgin in
the cathedral at Moscow, and the first
act OF the car after his recent miracu-
lous escape from death was to PROSTATE
himself before the holy painting and inn
piore its help and Intervention.
1t is now said. first, that he will seek
peace with the Nihilists by proclaiming
freedom. OF the press, gradual constitu-
tional reform and pardon to political
offenders; second, that he will seek
mental and physical relief in an ex-
tended tour, that will embrace nearly
every European country, leaving the
czarowitch as regent, and, lastly, that
he will abdicate the throne entirely. rec
ommending to his successor various re-
forms at stated periods. Of these three
rumored courses, the first is considered
the most credible one.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08

The custom Of Lifting the hat had
its origin during the age of chivalry.
when 1t was customary for knights
never to appear in pubic except in
full armor. 1t became custom.
however. fora knight upon entering
an assembly oi friends to remove his
helmet. signiiyi q: Il am safe in
the presence of my trends Tnr
age OF chivairy p ssei away With the
lot, century. but among The IN ny
acts Ut courtesy when can be traced
back 10 It's Inf .ence none IS more
direct In its origin than that of lifting
the hat 20 acknowledge the PEE sence
OF friend.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08
PERSONAL.

Commissioner Gibbs was in town
last week.
Staff Bragg left for Cumberland,
Wis.,, last night.
Jas. Eagan and family have return
ed to Norris TO reside.
Thos. Church Jr., leaves to.nigh t
for a visit with relatives in St. Paul.
Mrs. Barney Leary, Of Wilmar, re-
turned home to-day. after having en-.
jnyed = weeks visit with relatives
and friends here.
Mrs. j. Berkin retured to her home
in Morris Monday. She was accom-
panied by her husband who came
down TO visit over Sunday.-Benson
Monitor.
Miss Eva Fenton, of the Richard
Foote Tragedy Company, has several
acquaintanees in Morris. She was
school mate OF II. s. Judson and Lon
Hulllster.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08
RENDSVLLE,
COMMITTEE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Young went
to Delano last Saturday to attend the
funeral Of Mrs. Shaw, Mrs. Young s
mother, which took place Sunday af
ternoon.
Mrs. b. X. Rush returned to her
home in Foreman, D. T.
j. G. OsBrien, of Morris. was seen
strolling around these parts last
week.
Sunday school has closed on account
of cold weather.
E. I. Lightbourne made a short
visit with friends in this vicinity last
week.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

CIVIC SOCIETIES..
AT 81 Am. Golden Sheaf Lodge
No lb3, meets st Il 3rd saturday Of each
month. o T. Hanson, ". al.
w. w. GRIswoLD, Sec.
G.. A. R. A. ]. Overton Post No. SO
meets & Friday OF each month. at p. m.
N. r. SPuRR, Com.
H. T. BEvAss. Adj.
A. o. u w Morris Lodge No SIS. Meets
each Tuesday evening at their hall
Also Select Knights meet at same hall LIST
and 3rd Fridays Of each month
j. D GILLESPIE, Com.
W. II. MILES, Rec,
DIVISION NO. L. A. O. H. meets second
Wednesday OF each month at its hall
s. A. FLAHsRrT, Pres.
TrmoTHY MuRrHY. r. s.
FIR. MATTHEW c. t. A. SOCIETY No
76O of the Catholic Total Abstinence Society
OF America Rpgn!ar meetings SO Sunday
OF each month in A. .. II. hail immediately
ni,n %ass Visiting S aac.s, rs,pfps t.a
Il. P O'BRrEs, Sec.
MT LERENON r A. CHAPTER No AZ
m, cts \ Wed ofeach month
L Il WELLINGTON, Sec JOHN HOUSE H. P
MMANDRY. No. 10. Knights
Tenn plar meets 2 4 Monday each month.
D. R. SUTHERLAND, Il. G.
O.Css HANSON, Rec.
I. O. o. f. Crystal Lodge No 132 meet ev-
cry Monday nisht at its halt.
J. A. JOHNSON, Rs. II. r. BrvASs,N
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08

A Michigan farmer says THAT he
and his father dehorned bull, and
the blood flew at least fifteen feet.
He said that it was the wickedest Job
lie ever saw done. He also says lie
dehorned calves six weeks old, and
all ilavt stabbed horns. HIS descrip-
lions Of his sholmng OPP lations does
not show as much alcke,lness as it
does Lack of knowledge az how IT, per.
FOR M the operation. There will be
no such bleeding IS Is here Described
II the delioInIng Is properly done.
and there is no more trouble in ,ia-
ding calf Of horns than there would
be IN Kidding one Of its TAIL. Ex.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08
Auction Sale.

will sell at public auction on Sat-
urday. Nov. 10th, at my place Of bus
mess on Atlantic avenue, Morris, one
tirst-class IL horse power J l. Case
"Dingey" horse power, and one feed
mill. Terms Of sale CASH, or approved
paper. T.. a. CALLAHAN.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

CATHOLIC: Rev. EoRGE GAsKELL, Priest
MACS every Sunday al 1880 a. M. Sunday
school every Sunday at $3.50 p. m. vespers
at 8 p. m
METHUDlST:-Rev. E. G.. Sandeson, Pas
tor. Services every Sunday at 1890, a M.
7.30p m. Prayer meeting on Thursdays $,
vt 1880 p. M.
CONGREGATIONAL ALL Rev J. B. Fairbank
2astor. Services every Sunday, at 1880 a.
no. Apd 1850 p. m. Prayer meeting every
THURSDAY at 1880 p. M.
NORWEGIAN EvANGRLICAL LUTHER
An Rev. A y. ANDERSON Pastor. Services
and meatinesat timt ; DESIGNATED by pastor.
CONFEREN n RRv q. DsHLg Past.r
sihgs Il $50 o'clock every Nsdnessias
evening.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08
It was a rreas contest. lie greatesl

n tha history u cru eouns fiist
was decided ab tic pailg "a Iaessles'
last. rae campo bis was ssa afl'e
and vas fenghf HttH i
on the rast "! v.otVi a.d ssiqta
equalled by that of lew IL any. IN lie
past. The result Of The national
conflict is yet undecided ard whit
reports SO far indicate republicans
victory there are still hopes for u
democracy. New York, the stfts
that decides, is claimed hY bolt
parties hut the prospects are ala-
conraging for the democrats.
This state is claimed TO Merriam
while the republicans probably
elect congressman in faur Of The tiv'
districts. In the first district Tho
mas Wilson has givea Dlnnell z
hard run and may pull through on a
small majority.
LATER Minnesota goes srennhli-
can by "A large majority, electing the
governor ami five cargr ssmeE.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08
Press Tributes

Of Richard Foote, who Will play in
Morris tomorrow and Saturday even
lngs:
"Great emotional power. Brook
Ign Eagle.
"a commanding presence, fine
Voice, and is careful student Of
Shakespeare IN. Y. Mirror.
"Always inspi IS confidence and
admiration. '-Clev.l land Leader.
Richard Foote's Interpretation of
character is excellent. H d. serves
great praise for his efforts. "-Chica
go Herald.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08

We pay mare tof campaign binas
every wear, says Bll Nse than Cor
grrss gris. sad taec ,mpalga TX '-iis.6
of both prizes would sei,d Bibles al
hustles all over africa. Gown NJ
men clothe thelps Ives in helmets
and oii.cloth overcoats anu hole! al
night AMI 60 home Ut breakfast time
with their pockets full of clam chow
der and two or three torchlight wicks
in their hats. We have found out
that the average man is only Il big
hoy AMI freq lently lnnkhead at tlrtt
III likes 10 feel he general eXhilefae
/ ion of the marshal music and raj
fifiug his VEINS and to. tiatLer lim
self thar it is haroism Stirred y.
the iasrivious pleasing Of tie has
d ~nm he walks thirteen miles in I'll
rain and sinok es cigars which "oult
~ Ike the Chicago I.ver turn round
md run thu other WaV.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08

You ara feeling ps~~.ss.i. your ap
petite il poor, you are bothered with
head ache. you are fl rely. nervous
aud generally ont Of sorts and nj
- trace y. Brac up bat not with
satmuaIita. spring mpeiicines ar hit
ts.ss hich haYr for h ir basis vary
'!ie p. aad hiskv and uhicl siimu
ilte yoa fo' IN hour nd then leave
You m Il worse condition than before.
What you want is an Alternative that
viii purify your blood. start healthy
.lliion of tn" liver and kidneys. re.
store vitality and give renewed
health and strength. Sneh medi-
cine you will find in Electric Bitters
End only so cents a bottle at Bncken-
tins. ly
Chattel mortgage blanks at this
office.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1888-11-08

\. S. Ctusstield is elected. Ma
Donnell's friends in Big Stone comfy
are responsible for the result.
Md ,nneil. who was looking for TIL
nomination. was defeated in ii
convention by Hall and now tbs
nave their revenge Ivy helping t
elect the republican candid tie.