Morris tribune., 1889-03-13

now being considered by the lesisia'
ture restricts the killing ot game 70
the following months: Woodcock,
July 10 to Oct. 80; prairie chicken
white breasted or sharp tailed grouse
Sept. to Oct. 10; quail and partridges'
Sept. l to Nov. 80; wild duck, wild
geese, brant or aquatic fowl, Sept. 10
to Dec. 81, elk, moose, deer, buck, doe
or fawn, Nov. to 30. These aitera-
lions are made so that the law Will
conform with the Wisconsin game
laws.
Hancock & Stebbins have the fol-
lowing brands of teas: Oolong, Eng
lisll Breakfast, Basket-tired Japan,
Sun-cured Japan, Green, and Gum
powder. All fresh. 25 to 75c.
The concert given by Prof. y. Il.
Johnston and singing class, at the
Congregational church last Monday
evening, was a very creditable affair.
Considering the short time Mr.. Johns
ton has had the class in training, it
must be admitted that the members
have made wonderful Progress, ana
further, it fully demonstrates that
Morris has plenty of musical talent
and all that Is needed is to have it
cultivated, in order to have at all
times n reliable company of singers.
Prof. Johnston most certainly de-
serves the hearty thanks ofour people
for the good work he has done.
Among recent items of news that
will interest our readers Is the appear
ance Of the illustrated family journal,
edited 10y Mrs. Jonn A. Logan. pub
lished in Washington, under the name
of 1.-The Home Magazine"
Neither trouble nor expense has
been spared to render the new aspi-
rant for public favor an Indispensable
visitor in every household. Pure and
elevating fiction, articles Of adventure
and travel, poems, practical sugges-
tons of means by which women can
add to their "pin-money," hints on
the adornment of home, notice OH the
fashions, directions for fancy work,
knitting and crochet, humorous say
ings, ana tales for the little ones will
by turns amuse and instruct each
member of the family.
A special feature for the winter will
be letters from Europe written eXclu-
sively for its columns by Mrs: john
A. Logan.
The terms are fifty cents a year.
Agents are wanted. Address the
Home Magazine, Washington, d. c..
Our line of Ladies' Spring Sacks
will be in store the latter part of this
week, and will be of the latest style.
Call early and make your selections.
J E. DANIELsoN.
Does it seem possible that only one
hundred years ago, when Washington
was inaugurated in New York the
first President of the United States,
that the city was then small place,
sixty times smaller than at the pres
ent day, or having only about thirty
thousand Inhabitants? How New
York city looked at that time, and
the customs and costumes of the resi-
dents, are graphically told and beauti-
fully illustrated in Demorest's Month
ly Magazine for April, which has just
arrived. At this time, when the GEN.
tennial of the inauguration of WASH
ington is about to be celebrated, this
article will be greatly appreciated;
and those who purchase the April
number of this popular Magazine will
be repaid, not only by this, but by
numerous other attractions, not the
least Of which are the beautiful illus
trated article on "Birds," by Olive
Thorne Miller; "Young Japan at
Pray" which will give many hints to
the children for new games; "Homes
with two Servants" which contains
suggestions for the management of
servants; and there are numerous
other equally interesting subjects.
Published by w. Jennings Demorest,
Is East 18th street, New York city.