Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1888-01-18

overcoat. The pockets were hileo WIFI
clothes p. ms, the occasion being lila
wooden wedding. His wife received
rocker.
In this issue appears table o.
notices of expiration of redemption
They relate to unpaid taxes OF 1888
anu the property will pass into TIT
hands OF the owner of the TAX utie'
nnl.ss redeemed before May LIST, 1883
The publishing of these notices Is Il
new provision of the~taX laws when
was enacted for the purpose of giving
property owners every possible chahce
to redeem their land.
| We have Just received from j. q
| Groene & Co. their latest song calico
HUNGRY at Somebody's Door," ny
| Charles A. Davis. 1t is beautiiul
| sung and will become as popular rs
| his last song, "There's no one ike
Mother to me-" which we noticed
some months ago. Any of the songs
will I've sen, for only eleven &c
| STAMPS. Address J. G. Gcoene d Co.,
| 30 ami 46 Arcade, Cincinnati, 0.
There will occur a total eclipse OF
the moon, Oh the evening of January
%. The moon rises totally eclipsed at
| sunset. The nIiidls of the eclipse &C.
| ours seventeen minutes after, at oh
2On. The lower edge of the moon
| will first be seen at 6h 9m. and the
| whole moon energies from the shadow
at IN lOm and leaves the penumera at
sh 12ni. The next total eclipse of the
moon occurs on July ., and Will be
visible Throughout the United States.
Eek.
Happiness depends far less upon
the external circumstances that sur
roand us than il does upon the con-
ditiun of our own minds. The main
sources thereof are within us, and
not without. Many II man is hap
pier i'm his poverty than king on
his throne. or. II millionaire liz his
luxury. 1t is great mistake to judge
of the comparative happiness of men
hy the difference in their outward
condition.-N. Y. Independent.
London may he safely asserted the
greatest city this world ever saw.
Never before i'm this planets history
has there teen gathered together
such cuncourse of human beings.
Rome, which resenibled London as
The centre of a worldwide empire,
meyer reached third part of its popu-
lation. Paris, Vienna, and Berlin
united would but little more than
equ;l it, It's present population Is
| alb "a, he m;llinns and mn. ty-four
| thousand. .s
One reason for the lack Of business
at this point is to he found in the
| fact that Their is too much vacant
land a,ij,cene t" Morris. GET fami-
| ~ upon every vacant quarter section
| in this county am the business OF
| Morris :, iii be more than doubled al
| once. Too much land is now held by
SPECTATORS and by the railway COM
pamy. Ifyou would do something OF
real value to Morris and Steven.
county, make an immigration agent
out of yourself. 49,.
The storm of the last week has
been more general and more severe
than any other since 1873. It is I'M
necessary to give particulars as our
readers inexperienced the storm and
know " hat it's seventies were
Throughout the northwest all rail
way traffic was suspended. Business
was also suspended, no persons ven
turing aM ay from home unless forced
to do so because of lack of provisions
or fuel. A few deaths are reported ir
Minnesota. IL few more in Iowa, abou
dozen in Nebraska and over sixty
persons are now known to have per
ished in Dakota.
The regular annual meeting of the
| Stevens County Agricultural Societ.
) will be held at this office next Satur
! .lay afternoon at 3 o'clock. This or
: + ganization Is all important one AM
should receive greater attention thai
7 has ever been given 1t in the past
lis membership should be largely in
creased AMI the society should be pu
upon a basis that will enable it TO d
greater work. Attend the meetin
next Saturday. II you are not
member, become one and become In
i-rested i'm the society and it's work
Officers will he elected and other i'm
portant business will be transacte
at this annual meeting.
!. A physician in extensive praetic'
was lately asked: What proportio
), should you say, ofthose people VII
send a servant flying to your offit
with, Come right away or maxi
the telephone jingle with, Come
= quick as you cant are. sufferin
y chiefly from tear and imagination
e st,oking his beard, the learned med
e cine man replied: 'Well, i might SAT
y " nut It at two-thirds. When arri'
n ti,esmere announcement that it ia not
u ing serious aIlays the fear. While
r. am writing the prescription and cha
ting pleasantly Oh some other topi
$ the last stage Of convalesoence h
- been nearly reached, and when ! sa
!, IN an assuring tone, Take this al
i, YOU will be all right in the mornin
!. the case is settled. u--Baston Globe.
y The St. PaDI Ice Carnival.