Morris tribune., 1890-08-27

the best preparation out to cure tnein.'
Try it.
The Stinson brothers have Puii-
man dining and sleeping car altacneu
| to their threshing machine train, for
their employees. A most excellent ar
rangement an / shows that the Stin-
sons .scatch onn TO all the modern
improvements In the threshing ousi-
ness.
| The Morris Driving Park Associa-
ton will go into the Western MINI.
Trottlng Circuit, and at the October
races the people OF this county VIII
have the benefit of seeing all the flyers
In Western Minnesota. This fall viii
mark u new era IN racing In TINS
county.
Browns Valley Tribune: w. ii.
Bowman OF Big Stone county, was
selling apples OH our streets yesterday
which had jnst been picked from trees
on his bonanza farm on the shores
OF BIG Stone Lake. We believe these
are the first apples on the market
that have been grown in this section.
Few children can be induced to
take physic without struggle, ana
no wonder-most drugs are extreme-
ly nauseating. Ayers Pills, on the
contrary, being sugar-coated, are
eagerly swallowed by the little ones,
and are, therefore. the favorite family
medicipe.
The Minneapolis Exposition, OPEN
Ing Aug. 9th and closing Oct. 4lh,
has fine attraction in Strauss
Vienna Orchestra, who will give IL
concerts playing Strauss own waltzes.
They will be heard nowhere else in
the Northwest. Reeves Band from
Providence, r. l.. has also been en-
gagged. These organizations are the
strongest musical attraction ever Of
fered at an exposition. Other great
features are the Edison Electrical
exhibit, aud Pan's Pyrotechnical
display, "Last Days of Pompeii.'
Sick headache, biliousness, nausen,
eOstiveness, are promptly and agree
ably banished by DIR. J. H. McLean's
Liver and Kidney Pillets (ltttle pilis).
Last Friday evening, as Mr.. and
Mrs. J. j. Newell, Of the town
of Darnen, were returning home, when
about mile from town, their horse
became frightened and suddenly
jumped sideways, tipping over the
buggy and throwing the occupants out
on to the road. Mr.. Newell was badly
bruised and shaken up, while Mrs.
Newell had one of her ribs broken and
was otherwise injured. Don Pearce,
who was also in the buggy, came Off
without scratch. Postmaster New
ell, who happened to be driving past
at the time of the accident, brought
Mrs. Newell to the home OF her father,
A. B. Stedman, in this village, where
she still remains.
The Minneapolis Exposition, which
opens Aug. 9th and closes Oct. 14th,
will be the finest ever held in that
city. A guarantee fund of over $685.
600 was subscribed to Insure its sue
cess, enabling the management to
secure the most costly attractions.
The music which has always been q
strong feature will be furnished by |
two of the strongest organizations In |
the world-Reeves' Great American |
Band from Providence. r. l., and
Strauss Vienna Orchestra OF 80 |
artists. Other features are the Edi.
son Electrical exhibit, tower OF
glory 20 feet high and covered with
1900 incandescent lamps, and 9
collection of art brought at great ex-
pense from Europe.
There would be far less complaint
against whisky business IL people
who drink would demand a fine
whisky, of Standard brand, and ac-
cept no other. There are many straight
and we'll matured whiskies on the
market, but no other stands 80 high
with the medical fraternity, and with
connoisseurs, as the celebrated I. w,
HARPER WHISKY, ofNelson county,
Kentucky.
The genuine I. w. HARPER is sold
only by MATHEWS & BUCKLEY, Nor
ris, Minnesota.
| To be helpful to women seems to be
the chief aim of the management of
| The Ladies' Home Journal. Every
article has a true practical ring in 1t.
What could be more helpful, at this
season, for example, than most
sensible article on "How to Close a
Country Home for Winter" by
Florence Howe Hall, ora budget of
advance Hints on Making Christmas
Presents;" or what Will be the most
practical styles for woman's garments
during the fall, which Mrs. Mallon
describes with skillful pen. Alto
gether we can heartily recommend
the Journal as the best literary visitor
to a home. Published, at 81. 90 per
year, at 433-435 Arch Street, Phila-
delphia. Pa.
This Is the day of printers Ink, and
the prizes are for those who use it..
Your traditions and prejudices may
{ be to the contrary, but the world
: doesn't care fig for them. The man
r who sits and waits for his trade in
these days gets left. Don't advertise,
don't quote your price lists, don't see
that your city or your business Is rep.
resented in your patronizing territory
;, and don't stand up manfully alongside
i of those who are fighting for your
! rights and interests, and there can bt
but one result-shriveling up. Goot
statesmen, first-classarticles, ,gilt-edget
n credit are not enough. They are ex
II cellent, necessary-but not enough