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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-11-21
Gin b6fer Strei@.

Der aItbdnbler SRbor bat cine 9ln.
aabl 0aient billig erifanben, bic einen
gang antiten @barafter baben. I'm
bieie nun aber als ettpas gaas Defenders
Wertbno1es uieber bertaufen 5u ton.
nen. bef6lieBt er, fe au pergraben unb
bel pafenber @elesenbett ipieber ausaus
graben. Oamit aber nun feiu 3ueifel
oil ber gdtbeit obwalten tonne, IdBt er
bur9 eiuen armen Stubenten nod einis
&c lateinii&e Sni6riften baran anbriu.
gen - unb i9drft ibm nod beionbers
elm, Elm re@t bobes altsr an3useben.
Der Stubioius III iebo6 ein 56alt
uab ipielt benz gei3isen SIioor einen b6.
fen StreiG, oenn als bic 0afen ipGter
in 8egenwart mebrerer profeRoren unb
IltertbumsFori&er pieber ans 8ases.
li@t gebra6t' moroen, febt auf ieber Ia
tlaifi6em 2atein: Nerfertigt In &om,
i'm Sabre 600 Dor @briiii @ebutt.
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OIL SONS

tags uito urlter 0em Druid tDd9fenber
Nngft es ni9t bate lafIen f5nnen, ben
8orbang ibres Genifers beileite au fdbie.
ben unb in ben Garten au blinaeln,
batte ben Mann, Der getommen mar,
gefeben unb mad einigem Gopfaerbres
den aud ipieoer ertannt.
Sarauf bate fie nit ibrem grinnern
uno yta9oenfen bic Sa1e 10 aulammen,
gereimt, baB Srubel nur besbolb ber
Wfutter um feinen preis ibre Siebe au
9aralb entbefen tpolle, neil fie fiir@te,
Der einft 10 germ geiebene iunge 0ann
m6@te Jrau@ubete nunmebr Elm Gr1uel
i'm Nuge iein, unb Der nuamebrige
@atte ielber ben einlfiaen Hebenbubler
nnr nit WerbruB uab 0orurtbeil, menn
isberhaupt in Ieiuem 0aufe empfangen.
@oI6 unfinni9e MliBperHdnbnifIe
fOllten ibren 2iebling um tein Gtitnbs
den ldnger ieuf3en laRen. Die aIte
Tran36Rn fabte flugs einen beroii1en
@ntidluB. i6lid R9 BEL ber 6inter=
pforte neben ben Wirtbidaftsgebduben
gum @eb6fte binaus unb lief, mas
he laufen fonnte, biniiber nod Der Ga.
brit, 6rdngte f1 in 0srrn @ubete's
Compton, ma9te ibm Die @a4e flar,
bei9mor iein @emiilen. iein pfi1tges
fiibI unb nod anbere f66ne @efdble,
bic in Der Gruif zines 70 braben Wan,
nes tuobnen uno tpirten muBten. l1ub
Der braoe Mann beiann Rb teinen Nus
genblif, iGob bic 59reibdrmel heruus
ter, sriif nod feiuem 6ut unb eing.
Do Haab er nun neben ber nod i'm.
mer atbemloIen @oupernante, tpeId,er
mdnnigli9 ben tleinen uublqemeinten
9Bortbru9 ber3eiben tpirb uno reoete
9aralo un6 @ertrub ieierli@ uuo utls
3uiammenbdngeno an. gr fbaIt fie,
tpie in aller Welt he auf 10 ungltidie.
lige Wermutbungen bdtten perfalen t0ns
men, bob Die Mutter. -.... .ab @ott !
Rein @ebanfe ..... .ober baB aar er
-----.i 6u neine @titel
llnb tpenn au9 unborbergeiebenerz
tueife-. ..... nielei9t i'm erifen Nugens
Bid. .---.. .5tpar taum glaubIid, aber
benno6 Mama ma, fie 5ollten bie
&6pfe beben, iid fur ben beutieen Nor.
mittag-es ging ftari auf 3m6If-ben
leBteH Sub geben uno ibm foIgen. Run
ndbme er. @ubete, bic @a1e In bic
9ans anb nun werbe NIles re1t tpers
ben.
ytun benu, ct nabm bic 6a9e 10 gut
in feline 9anb, bag 6aralo uno Ser.
trub balb barauf ibre 6dnoe sum emf.
gen Buno ineinanberlegen tonnten.
Sp tuuroen Die Seiben benn bod ibrer
Siebe frob unb ibr Slid mar i96n unb
bon Dauer.
SrubeIs Bal aber, ber bod 10 biel,
ueun niGt Nlles 3u ibrem Slid beige,
tragen. ben batten bie unbantbaren in
ibrer @onneielieteit radt unb flafTeub.
mie ct mar. auf benz Slid i'm 8arten
unier bem abornbaum liegen lal1en, OBJ /.
ne ii@ ein bis@en nod um ibn 3u finn,
merit.
Der @drtner, Der tber ben 2ies ben
9e9en aog unb bic @artenHhbIe in
Orbnung f9ob, fanb bas berrottete
Ding auf benz blanten Sif1 Iiegen.
Gin raider Stiff. meg mar erl Ser
@drtner tDiihte nod einmal NIT Der
S1tir3e iiber bic Stelle, ba er eelegen,
oann fab er berd9tli9 NIT unuifens
benz Slide ben 66idfaIsbringer an uno
tdrb NIT rauber, 3ertnideuber 6ant
3rnbels Ball in ieinen Sod. Reiu
Weni9enauge bat i'm tpiebergeieben.
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Ser gbmeafabrer.

8or benz @eri9te beg atpeiten Beair.
fes in Mien ftebt Der Siater ST. Bad5s
ner, augetIagt beg y59nelfabrens"
Sa ibm ber &i1ter bies befannt giebt,
RbertdBt ct fidb elmer ungetriibten Gei=
terfeit.
&i@ter: Was ideini Sbnen benu sar
10 tomii92
AnsefIaeter: 3 a S@nelfabrer.
(lobenb) no. bas bat mir mod 2aner
not 9 iagt- :. bababa.....
&i6ter: so laden sic bod ni9t,
bic Sadie lit ernF.
angetla9ter: Wann s. mi nit meine
Grampeln feg IN, faiierlieber 6err &atb,
ba tperben g ielber iasen, bas is a
Beleibigung, mi an 66nellfabrer J.
baBen uno tuerben ielber laden. babas
ball..
9i9ter: Sic finb aber i@ou finf.
unobiersis Mal beftraftl
Nngetlagter: Oaftir bin aber ber
Glteite 5iafer bonn 6pben Warft.
nnb na9ber. - DDS ian lauter poIi3sis
frafen.
&i6ter: Der gBa@maun 9umme,
siebt unter 9ieniieib an, baB sic in
i9nellffem Srabe gefabren Rnb.
Nngetlaster: 9err 9atb ! WiHen
g., NO | meine &oB tauf 2 ...pom
S@inber unb bonn &obFeii@bader fauj
i's ~. baboba -. nn6ber foG | q
S9nellfabrer ieil - bin ia bia3 gana
barnieoer. 10 elenbige 3eiten!
&i@ter. Na66em sic leugnen, muf
i'd bic 8erbanblungen bsrtagen unb ben
Wa1nlann Dorla0en.
Nngeflagter: Nb belief Mer tuaB,
mas 6er no epper aaes fast .er bai
n Sienifeib unb unIerans tpirb Ia ni1
gIaubt. ..ba peri1umet / tpieber an
Gag 4 gib's lieber su. :. no ia.---
bieuei6t tuaren incline ana Gpaben on
benz Sag gut aufs'legt. [6eiterfeit.,
&i@ter: Das urtbeil Iautet auf fiinf
@ulben @elbfrofe.
Ingeflagter: Seffas! Giinf @ulben 3
DOS is i9on boIbetes NrB i bin
ia sana oarnieOer. /, Der dItefe Giater
bonn 6oben Warft.
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saobafte sgsanner ,sne ssrameu.

Start unb rcbut ftnb bieienisen, pslGe bic @ebpts
Der @eiunebeitspfese beaaten, teren bauptid9H&aes
ift: Gorge fur quite gerbauuns. 60 balb bu BON ei=
mem temprrdreH anfau bcs Grbfeinbes berelben ndms
!tS 1ssssss, ssimseiaat gDrbsn. iS ilase fstae
auS bem Maeen tcmmen BITE srunbIesenben Rdbtitpf=
fe, rel&e bic Nnee ber arat nb, unb, in raiA pnIz
renbes @lut umseranbet, ba8 eanae abrperpftenl in
Ieiftuussfdbtsem 3uianb erbalten. DpSpepttter fnt
bIab pon @e@tsfarbe, obsesebrter @eitalt, nerp6s,
baben feinen appett, f&lafen i@e@t 0ebmen fie bas
senannte Maeens sGytr, 70 tperben fe peher art unb
elatid, bic erf&re6enbe Massrfeit weit etner prtI<
hdbisen Gue Der @ppetit tebrt wteber, bic erpctdt
reri9wtnbet, ber G@af ptrb rnbts unb erfr@enh, an
Steue fer gertmmtbett unb aensitliafeit, pelGeben
fir aie, adi 70 5sn GeniEiie bes Sebens. Ian ses
brau&e baS gttterS Bel aIariaortsen biIi6ieu rbeu=
mattiden uub Rterenlethen.
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Gin frhber bel ber Nrmee ffebenber
Wunoar3t unb iebt bebsutenber 4r3t i'm
Difiiden Soma, muBte unIdn0if auf els
nige Gage iein 0eim DerlaHen; mdbs
renb feiner 4bUeienbeit befam eines
ber Rinoer cine f@mere @rtdltuns, mos
rouf feline frau iofort eine Jlaf9e
sGbamberlaiu's Cough &emebpS bolen
lies. Mit bem eraielten &eiuItate mar
fie 70 3ufrieben, oaB Bel dbnli9eu 6dlIen
au peridiebenen 3eiten biefelbe Mebi3in
gebrau@t tpurbe. NaG eisener uebers
aeusung bebauptet ber Nr3t, baB es bas
3uDerldiRglte prGparat gegen grfdltIng
tudre unb before grfolge er3ieIe, aIs it,
genb zines, mas er ie gebraudt babe.
gu berfaufen bel H. Cohen & Co.,
2alteper & Son unb allen bebeutenben
GrpauiSfeu.
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Gin iuabres g0muser.wetttel.

Wfr. Srani 9uffmdn, Elm iunser Wlanu BON eurlinss
ton, Obo, e0nftuttrt, bas q nnter Der BsbansInns
BON Dpei berrcrrasenhen GerSen mar, BITE betbe midi
i'm Stanbe pareu, etue 8eieruns eiuss GeiunhbeitSs
Sulanbes berbetsufabren, Gie ertldrten, fab er an
S4ptnbfuHt little, unb bab ttm nift mebr gu beifeu
iei Dareeete man ibm 5u, Or. d6nisS Reues SHninhs
fu6ts. .etImtttel gu setruu4eu. IS mar baS fdrn su
elmer 3et, ais er n6t i'm Stanbe mar, auer ber bic
Strabe gu seben, obne i unterpes5 aussaruben. ST,
eine balte Btai6e Sebraut bate fanb er, baE
er id nett pobIer befnee. Gr ieste babsr ben @ss
brauh fcrt nnb erfreut 9 beut bes beFten Mptliens
gBer an bem Sals pber ben atbmunssorsaneu Ieibet,
irtebisuns.
prrbeHai6en fret bel allen apstbefern. Sm 0bele.
iale BET Dreib, 2bompru Il Sc. In San &ntpnip, Isg
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Aus guaIonb.

Wlr. 8romn trifft eiuen gta6bar Wer.
Smith, ben ct .ni9t leiben tonn iinb
rebet ibn an: DSsbr erfreut, Sic
tpieber tuoblauf su ieben. na6oem erif
geifern In ber &ir6e far Sic sebetei
tpurbe.@
SIR. gmitb (erftauni): vGur mid
sebetet ? Mlir bat ni@ts sefebltl Wie
tommen Sic barauf 9A
gtr. Brnwn: Der prebiser fhloE
bod In iein Gebet fomobl Sbre Maies
ffdt bte 26nigin iDie aud ben gemein'
iien ibrer untertbanen eiu."
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Grnoef's 3aG.
gloOeue BON &ams 6Dpfem.
ledIue.l

(S9lub)
gs bat mid bart unb bitter gegen
mid ieIbif unb gegen olle Welt gemad5t.
sc Dat MID neiuer Mtutter entfrembet.
gs bot mir bic Sugenb bergdut unb
oles Slid BON mir ferngebalten. llab
bamit niGt eenugl SD muBte Did lies
ben leraen. Did, ben Nenf@en. on benz
i'd mid tDie on teinem periiinbigt, uns
erb6rt, uuber3eibIib = Did muBt i9
lieben un0, unl mein glenb boll5unas
den, lperb' id5 BON Dir, Du gin3iger.
Gaber, mieberseliebt, unb muB Dir nun
enbIi6 bod Nllts geifeben unb our@
nleiu @eifdnbniB Deiner 2iebe Derluitig
tuerbeu.
Sd ,DeiB, baB Du mid nun pera@.
ten riuBt. 6of' i@ mid bod ieIber-
uub felt id Did liebe. bafi' i'd i9 mid
nit eiaer mabren @utb. Sch fort,
tritt mid nit ShBeu. mid bic Send5Ies
rim, bie Diebin, bic ibrer eigeuen Wfut.
ter bos fdbSnEe Slid unteriAlngen bat,
FEB BON mir meg, tDenu Did ber 3ufoa
mir in ben Mee fiibrt, bergiB mid big
auf bic Iebte 6pur eiues ani6mei@elns
ben Geb1ntens = aber iage mir mod
eiumaI, nur nod eiit ein3i9esmol, baB
Du mid geIiebt baif, iag' mfrs nit
Deiner liiben Giimn1e, geliebt BON gaus
aen bergen, nod einmal fag' uno bann
geb'! bonn geb' In GottesnanleH.
Gie iouf IN 5i@ 5ufamtnen NIT benz
lebien GauG ibrer leibeni6aftli9eu
@ebe, it0rrte bpr fib BIN unb lieB ibre
9brduet ungebemmt auf ben mogenben
Hufen gleiten.
gluG 6arolb farrte Re ipra@Ios an,
unb pie Ct enblitb 40 reben Miene mad.
te, rattte Gertrub fidb fiugs nod einnlal
alf, i'm su unterbre@eu, uiGt anbsrs,
aIs fiir1iete 1ie iein erftes Wort, bas
bod nur cine 1erurtbeilung feiu fonnte.
9u eIaubii mir biellei9t ni6t. baB
Elm 9inb 70 gottlos bat iein t6nneu.
2eiber Gottes bab' iG ben geueis In
Gdnoen. Winf Du tuiflen, mas aus
3einem Brief geiuorben iits.--- 6ier
boji Du ibn ipieberl &eines Wteni@en
Nuge auber BEN Des 69reibers bat ie
0uf leiuen 3eiIen gerubt.
Der Wann, Der iiber ber tDa@ieuben
SeiDenlgoIi pes gsao@ens ole lelIe nur
um 10 Ieler IN Saume gleu. laq aH,
mas oie Yel'eoie ipm N PIE Qano ges
eriim pane, tno lpra@ mH geoampIIer
StImme:
0as III bod fein Brief, fcnbern ein
Bal DDer 10 ettDas oerglei@en2
Meinif Dui rief 5rubeI, RIB ibm ben
BAL wieber aus ben 0dnoen uno 3er'
trennte nit eineu blanten Wtefer9en,
b0s he bereit gebalten. erh bic gebdfelte
Sdde. i9nitt o0nn ben biden Dejug BON
alIerbanb Bole unb Seibe bur@, i1dl.
te bns aite 6en 5u Gage uuD aog enolid,
nit 3tuet ginger etil 3niammegetnetetes
papler berans, banon tiur eintge 6lbd'
@en Merg uno etli@eSdgeipdgne 5il bla'
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THr ssenralaia unS sfppffd,mer,

sebrau6t Trough on Pain" auaenbIidlid1e
SeiIuns. 25 unb so Gents. "Rough on Corns."
GIlffi9 l5 Gents. SaIbe 10 @entS. Rough on
Worms, fdet, 25 Gents.
3cnsb on Guu8bS,
fur Sufeu, ertdltuus, Seiferfcit, SaIsentsiin.
fnng 25 Gents. Rough on Toothache, pI6b.
li@e abbilfe Is Gents.
9Sell'S Qair 8altam.
@enn sran, ftellt &c fufenipeile bic Garbe
ipisbsr ber, tlssantes 9OiIettenmitteI. 80 gts,
sl.00 bel Drussiften, obsr 81 .OO- 6Iaide frantp
per GypreB $l.00.
6. g. @eIIa Ssrlsn gitb, n. 3.
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p1> geiet 6. Deuti6 6 Go's.
Nnaeigen In bieiem Blatte.
Si@terif@ onaebaudt.

Gin arn,er &eufel wenbet fi6 briefli@
on einen reihen 0errn unb bittet ben'
ieIben, ibm eiue abgeleste 0oie au
identen. @r i6lieBt ieinen 8rief nit
ben Worten: $50 i6enten Sic mir,
perebrter @6nner, bic 9oie uno iie9ten
6ie bieielbe in ben 2Orbeertraua Sbrer
ebIen 8baten ein.
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GtabIirt 1866.
Fhos- Coggan Il Bros.
San Nntonio, gHas.

Seem gefauen ~ 80 -
Sm beauffdn
's-
ir si Sbsrpo9asa aaaab gr DsI9sn
Jnfrnme f
turen Oerentgen bebafen neh fit bic
r @ehd
@ a @ q p' I boar ann sass 5 aiOrRn
r Elm gfsred nab fables aubaut yu3eu ~
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Sn1 Sale bon aranibeit o1er
lln9Iiid geudbrta iui. Rets
Idngere Set. @sit Gbpotbeiens
NOten fann bie8 mid gefd d)etea.
@ir bran9en ianisre sloien
ilno Gi9erbeiten nidlt an Ban.
fiers o0er @tlbbefleiber An
transferiren, itnt ,nitbem Sch
unfer Gefddft ipeiter3nfiibreit
@ir brnu@en uidt to6e
4rsiie 81 berednen fiir Sn.
frnnlente, iueIde iuir aaf Set
berfenfell, nm bic 8inlen an
BOrf&iif5e her0ns3nfdjYoosn
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nerblp fnb. -. s 80 o1ss-'Ns
anfs Resrsnn Enb ale Diiessn.
miau
Snfrument
pdh Aualtdt nmiug
Dies III bic Mnf9t
M Fnb etaat ann ar @be eapas gb6ers
bufhf un p. unb
r 9au sgd sosa bon oln BE fpgI far
Srner bic QuaItGten v -
benic Guf in gdtern, BdnOen Bl1en
nnfr 8orab In Noen F Gaben.
M
SnHramnten anFfaen Rotten nnS baaDn
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N pte1eM SUPERINTENDENT le9iper ln6 Seittg
perfauft Srt gersleiebe gu friiberen Sabren,
9aben mir bieie Saiipn mebr ais bas Spp=
petite in 9adnteln erbalten. Gum l1nsliid tritt
anbaltenb iparmtes sSetter elm; folsIib iltiiflen
mir berSipeifelte &nitrensnnsen ma9en Gs
1T allbefannte Sbatiaefe, bab reb,5irte 9reiie
Sas bette Serfanfsmitfel iinb, unb pbsleid tpir
ihon Sunberte bon Mdnteln berfauft baben,
itnb bod nod biele 9unberte borbanben, bic
llos9eidlasen tperben miifen. 9arum iinb bic
Yrei1e allf baS
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san Mntpnip Dpnneraaa Ben &c. Mppember 1890
GtwaS iiber
A')fdntel

9abt Sbr i6on
sefauft? 9ti6t ?
bann um 70 beiier =!
Sn bteient GaIe tpers
BET Sbr profitiren,
pbgleicb mir Gerluite
er&iben.
Der 9(nnabme Der
Mc&inlep Sill pprs
sreifenb, babetl mir
.Is
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Die
sdslide 6reie Yreiie fit seras
erf9eint
nit Ansaa9me oes Sonntass
1tn6 fpftet
$1,000 fir Oa8 Sabr pcer $3.50
fitr 8 Mpnate.
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.N / e 3 + a it e

gelett unb empfeblen mir sSebem, Der oortbeils
bait einen Mantel faufen mill, Bel uns pprs,is
ipreden.
Morris tribune., 1890-08-27

The Democratic party has done
some of the most inconsistent ten
dorsing'' in its day of any party that
ever existed. Among which we may
mention the endorsing of James
Buchanan and making him President
in 1855. It was James Buchanan, the
old Federalist, who said: .If
/ knew I had one drop of Democratic
blood in my veins. / would tap them
and let it out" Then there was the
endorsing of Horace Greeley and
nominating him as their candidate
for President in 1872. No man ever
lived who said more hard things
about the Democratic party than
Horace Greeley. One of his favorite
expressions in regard to Democrats
was: "We do not pretend to say that
all Democrats are horse thieves; but
we do say that all horse thieves are
Democrats" Still the Democratic
party endorsed Greeley. But one of
the queerest and most unnatural en-
dorsements the Democratic party was
ever guilty of is the endorsing Of the
Prohibition-Alliance nominations in
Otter Tail county. just think of the
Prohibition Alliance Democratic par
ty! What combination! And for
what! Simply that certain played
out hungry politicians may gobble a
county Office; and to gain this they are
Morris tribune., 1890-08-27
MORTGAGE SALE.


Default having been made in the payment
OF the sum of $257 ~, which is claimed to be
due at the date of this notice upon a certain
mortgage, duly executed and delivered by
Charlotte G. Pepper and Charles A. Pepper,
her husband, to J. j. Glessner, bearing date
the 27th day OF April. A. ID. 1889, and duly
recorded in the Office of the Register OF Deeds
in and for the County of Stevens and State
Minnesota, In the the, Village Of Norris, said ssSS
at IL O'Clock M, In Book of mortgages, on
page 391; and that there is now claimed to be
due, and is due, at the date of this notice on
with an attorneys fee of $500, and no action
or proceeding at law or otherwise having
been instituted to recover the debt secured
by said mortgage, or any part thereof;
by virtue OF a power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in
such case made and provided. the said mort
gage will be foreclosed, and the premises de-
scribed in and covered by said mortgage, viz:
Lot numbered five (5). in Block numbered
two (2), in Watsons and Leonard's Addition
to the Village of Morris, according to the
accepted and recorded plat thereof, in Stev-
the hereditaments and appurtenances, will
be sold at public auction, to the highest
bidder for cash, to pay said debt and interest,
and the taxes, II any on said premises. and
twenty-five dollars attorneys fees, as stipu-
lated In and by said mortgage In case of fore
closure, and the disbursements allowed by
law; which sale will be made by the Sheriff
OF said Stevens County, at the front door of
the Court House. in the Village of Morris, in
said County and State, on the 26th day of
September, A. d. 1890, at o'clock P. NJ, of
within one year from the day of sale, as pro-
vided by law.
]. J. GLESSNER,
H. T. BEvANs, Mortgage.
Attorney for said Mortgage,
Morris, Minnesota. aug13
Morris tribune., 1890-08-27

did, greatly to her satisfaction and
my own and the envy of my little
playmates."
Mrs. Davis says that from that time
to the present day she has never paid
one cent to a dressmaker or milliner,
nor has any one else done so for her.
Every dress, hat and bonnet she
wears is made and trimmed by her
own hands.
She said in colclusion: "Let the
first object of education of girls be to
make them entirely independent
should circumstances ever throw them
upon their own resources. Let no
parents or their daughters, no matter
how wealthy now, despise this coun-
sci. We know what we are, but we
know not what we may be, as poor
Ophelia says, and in our country the
rich of today may be the poor of to-
morrow"
Morris tribune., 1890-08-27

The United States is not the only
place where the adulteration of food
is carried on. By the recent report
of chemical examinations it appears
that Canada manufacturers are en-
gagged in the same business. 1t ap-
pears that butter, cheese, canned lob
ster, and chewing-gum were among
the articles found to be wholly free
from adulteration. Baking powder
was found to be extensively adulter-
ated, los out of $50 samples being
found to be adulterated with alum
and other substances. Cream of tar
tar also was extensively adu1terated,
sixty-three out of 145 samples exam
amined being impure. Lard also is
a subject of frequent adulteration,
only half the samples examined by
the dominion analysts being genuine.
Cotton-seed oil is apparently the prin-
cipal substance used as an adulterant
of or substitute for lard.
Morris tribune., 1890-08-27

If Mrs. John A. Logan don't prose-
cute patent outside and inside fellows,
who send out to country newspapers
those horrible caricatures of promi-
nant persons, then she is not the Mary
Logan we have for long time taken
her to be. A pretended picture of
this grand woman is given in connec-
tion with the report of the G.. A. r.
national encampment at Boston,
which does not resemble her in the
slightest possible manner. Is there
no way to stop the publication Of
these horrible caricatures!
Morris tribune., 1890-08-27
willing to stand on any platform
high license, low license, prohibition,
or Observation-Disclosures.

Joel, the worthy chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee,
is 'good one,' every time. If you
don't believe it, read the following
from the Minneapolis Journal: 1t
seems that Guy Nixson, little fell
low who sells the Journal at Farm
ington, has been for some time pers-
ecuted by the newsman of the even
ing train, because he sold papers at
the depot. Last Friday evening Joel
P. Heatwole passed through Farm.
ington on the train, purchasing a
Journal of Guy at the station. The
train newsboy interfered and essayed
to throw Guy off the platform. Joel,
who is ever champion of the op-
pressed and defender of the weak,
promptly aimed kick at the bully
that, had it landed with precision,
would have sent the newsman into
the week after election. Unfortun-
ately the newsman SHE'D like delin-
quent subscriber and the assisted
inertia of Joel's 240 pounds Glove the
empty air. But Joel's strong right
hand soon collared the offender and
his presence awed him into quiesence,
while Guy went cheerfully on selling
his Journals, happy in the protection
of the handsomest man in Minnesota
This little incident, the main facts of
which are related by the Pennington
Tribune, forcibly illustrates the
wisdom of the people of Minnesota in
pinning their faith to Joel as an
editor and as man. The Journal is
for Joel.
Morris tribune., 1890-08-27
news BRIEFLY told.
Important Happenings from All
Parts OF the World Con.
cisely ChrOnicIeG.
A Complete Resume Of Crimes,
Casualties and Current Events
for the Week.

La grippe is epidemic in Breslau and
Aperlin, Prussia.
The king of Holland is in very pre-
carious state of health.
Gen. Lavalle. Argentine minister of
war, and the minister of finance, Senior
Lopez, have resigned.
The report that Emperor William in
tends visiting Vienna in September is
denied by The North German Gazette.
A summary of the spring wheat crop,
given by The Farmers Review, of Chi
cago, shows shortage of 5000, 900 bush
els.
A wholesale massacre of Christians
has occurred at Moosh, in Armenia, and
similar outrages are reported from other
places.
An explosion occurred in the cartridge
factory at Blue Island near Chicago.
One man was killed and nearly score
injured.
J. F. Cowie, who eloped from Fergus
Falls with another mans wife, is found
to be an embezzler to the amount of
about 5000.
Styria, duchy in Austro-H Hungary,
has been ravaged by storm and flood,
the losses attaining the dimensions of a
national calamity.
The inspectors who Investigated the
Sea Wing disaster recommended that
Capt. Wethern's license be revoked and
he be prosecuted.
Four persons were killed, three prob
ably fatally injured and three others Sc
vic 1x7h 11xro &o1 oe o<-
car stables at Philadelphia.
It is reported that the world s fair will
be located on tract of land east of
Rogers park, Chicago on the lake shore,
and just inside the city limits.
A Des Moines young lady named AL.
Smith was arrested Tuesday for circu-
lating obscene literature through the
mails. She had been carrying on big
business for some time.
A Northern Pacific train was wrecked
in collision near Garrison, Mont. Miss
Potter, of Lansing, Mich, was killed
and several others injured.
Thornton's cloth mills, in st. Peters
burg, were partly destroyed by fire.
The loss is ascertained to have been
1000, 900 roubles. Eight workmen were
killed.
A special palace car is now building
for the transportation of Stanley and
his wife when the former fulfls his
lecture engagement in this country in
the fall.
At Wuhu, China, priest was burned
to death by order of a higher priest for
misconduct towards woman. He was
placed in a large sack of hay saturated
with oil.
A German named Won Gemling has
stolen the seal of the Berne university
and fled to the United States, where it
is believed he will issue fraudulent di-
pIomas for doctors.
A train on the Denver, Utah and Pa
cific road became unmanageable and
dashed down steep grade into stone
quarry. Three were killed and several
others injured.