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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-02-20
DENTISTRY.

DR.. Harris is at home now and will
remain at home till further notice.
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Girl Wanted.

will pay Si2 month for a good
capable girl for general house work g,
wanted Immediately.
15tI J. \. JOHNSON.
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Mrs. Whiteley has just received a
large line of white goods for spring
sales. Call and see them, 14tf
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-02-20

An immence stock of mems, boys
and youths clothing at lowest prices
at Wells Bros. and Hauson.s. 14tf
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in THE Sun.
A Scrap OF Paper Saves Her Life.

It was just an ordinary scrap of
wrapping diaper, but it saved her life.
She was in the last stages of con-
SUMPTION, told by physicians that she
was incuraDle and could live only a
short time; she weighed less than
seventy pounds. On a piece OF
wrapping paper she read of DIR. King S
New Discovery, and got a sample
bottle; it helped her, she bought a
large bottle, it helped her more,
bought another and grew better fast,
continued it's use and is now strong,
healthy, rosy, plump, weighing l40
pounds. For fuller particulars send
stamp to w. II. Cole, Druggist, Fort
Smith. Trial Bottles of this wonder,
full Discovery Free at Fritz Bucken
tins.
Kneass' Philadelphia Magazine for the
blind, in raised print semi monthly, for $50
per aunum, in advance. Sample numbers &c
cents. One year issue bound in board, price
400, makes an interesting feature in any
library.
Kneass' music journal for the blind
ssued quarterly. $500 Per annum, in ad'
| vance. Sample numbers IS cents.
N. B. Kneass
Publisher for the blind
| 219 Church st., Philadelphia, Pa
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THE Sun clubs with the following
papers at the following low rates:
Farm Stock & Home. a semi
monthly and THE Sun for 81, so
NY. Agriculturalist and Sun $3.50
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-02-20

Ladies call and see the job lot Of
fine embroideries at Mrs. Whiteley'S.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-02-20

Mrs. Whiteley will, for the next
three months sell all fall and winter
goods at 20 to 40 per cent below price,
to make room for spring stock. 0 If
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-02-20

A car load Of bran for sale at the
Red Front.
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LITTLE FALLS & DAKOTA
BROWNS VALLEY TRAtNs.

| Leave. Atfive
| MofrissS 90 D. IN. Browns Valley, 2op. ~
WINS Valley s Is a, N, Morris. lty;s1 3. ID.
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Down Co Prices.

To Let.
Rooms in the Perkins House. II
quire ofP. A. Mccarthy & Co. 81
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II. WHITLEY, Editor.

rHURsDAY, Feb. 20, 1890. NJ.
The morning call., 1890-06-02
FRATERNAL NOTES.
Institution of n New Court of Foreste,
II

Institution of n New Court of Foresters,
A. o. f. F. S.
Court Robin Hood. No. 1881, A. o. F. F.
reka Tomorrow evening.
Excelsior Lodge, No. SO, l. o. o. F., will
meet in regular session this evening, and
besides electing officers to serve for the en-
suing term will confer the degrees of Broth
erly Love and Truth on candidates.
The seventeenth anniversary of the insti-
tuition of the Knights of Honor will be cele-
brated by this jurisdiction with literary
and musical entertainment and dance at
Odd Fellows Hall on Monday evening" 30th
inst
Bradford Council, No. 100. Order of
Chosen Friends. will hold an open meeting
Thursday evening next, at its hall in the
Masonic Temple, corner of Railroad and
Fourteenth avenues, South San Francisco.
On Tuesday evening last Court Liberty,
No. 1901, Ancient Order of Foresters, +. S.,
was instituted by p. f. McNulty. Ii. c. R.,
and the High Court officers, at KruckePs
Hall, Ia Third street. The officers aud
members of Court Occidental conducted the
initiation Of a large charter membership.
This court starts under very favorable aus
pices. The following officers were elected
and installed: Leonard Haas. G. r.; NJ.
Marks, S. c. r.; +. X. Casey, F. S.; S. Solo
mon. T. s.: NJ. solomon, T.; Charles Goet-
ting, S. w. A. Zap. j. W.; Mic Bauer, S. b. !;
l.. Ennot, j. d. There was large number
of members present from the courts of this
city and Oakland. On conclusion of the
ceremonies of Institution all were invited to
the banquet-hall, where a bountiful repast
was partaken of.
The morning call., 1890-06-02
A NEW PHOTOGRAPH.
This One Does Away with the Metallic
Vuice Sound

This One Does Away with the Metallic
Voice Sound.
Two Of the principal objections which
have been urged against the phonograph
and other talking instruments with which
the public have become tolerably famil-
lar are the metallic quality of the
voice reproduced and the necessity
of using hearing tubes arising from
the poor volume of the reproduction.
Lieutenant Bettini claims than in his mi
crographophone these difficulties have now
been overcome by the employment of sew
eralindependent diaphragns instead of the
one diaphragm of the usual instrument. 1t
is said that the reproduction OF the
human voice is singularly clear and
free from any harShness or metallic
sound. BY the use Of a non-metal-
lie trumpet the tones are still further
softeDed. In reproducing music the notes
of different pitch come out with singular
distinctness, and what is crucial test, the
timbre of the voice is admirably preserved
The characteristics OF the record are rela-
tive loudness and absolute distinctness.
Even whisper is whispered back from the
diaphragm very clearlv.-N. Y. sun.
The morning call., 1890-06-02
SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

~ know tramps wetl,p said the matron wise.
None better in this lands scope.
They've asked me for money, for lodging for food
But none ever asked for SOAP
I" 1t seems to me l have seen your face
before"
Quite likely. That's where carry it,
Harper'S Bazaar.
Father-Now. tell me, George, how are
you getting along lifting the mortgage on
your city property.
George-Well, it's higher than 1t was,
He-Jove What lovely display Of
spring scarfs! She-Lovely? Yes. those
must be the ties Of affection you used to
talk about before our marriagel - Dry
Goods Chronicle.
Clara's Mother (caling) Clara, Mr..
Smithers is in the parlor and says he wants
you. Clara entering parlor and throwing
herself into Smithers' arms)-Oh, Charlie,
this is so sudden.-Clothier and Furnisher.
Visitor - And what branches are YOU
studying ut school, my little manP Hal
(whO is full of mischief -Apple-tre mostly.
but sometimes willow; according to what
the teacher has in stock.-Kearney Enter
prise.
Stern papa-Ah, goingl
Late goer-Yes, sir. Your daughter and
have enjoyed feast of reason.
Stern papa (moving his right foot with
great velocity)-And now you have a flow
of sole.-Munsey's Weekly
Mistress (kindly)-Jane, hear you have
been seen in the park with my husband
Jane (defantly) = Yes. ma'am; l have.
Mistress Still more kindly)-Weli, Jane,
you are good girl and l dislike to lose you,
but cannot have one about the house who
keeps bad ompany.-Fliegende Batter.
She GUST taking vocal lie ssons)-Henry,
wont you have double wind ows put on ali
over the house, for my singing may distur b
the neighbors
He-Well, if it does, it strikes me that the
neighbors are the ones to buy double win
dows.
The morning call., 1890-06-02

those tempting arms, his reckless feet
charmed into quiet by the caressing touch
of the slken gown, while his eyes, spell
bound by the mothers magic gaze, seek
hers.
Baby is transported to Greenland by the
fairies summoned by his mothers voice.
See! he is therel A beautiful "snail-
shell" has opened wide its doors, and the
dear little dreamer descends from his shiny
steed to revel the night away in his new
found kingdom.
The mother must be dreaming, too, for
she starts at her husbands voice:
"Ah. truant wife! we should have started
half an hour agOw
Looking up, the woman motions him to
silence, but yields her burden to the nurse,
and then father and mother leave the sleep
ing baby for the night
Zone moment"
And the mother whisks into her dress
ing-room.
That night at the dinner. seated in all the
GOODNESS of her beauty, statue-like woman
captivates all eyes,
''She is perfect the guests murmur.
How beautiful she looked this evening
in the nurseryw thinks her husband
Camille Fairchild in New Orleans Times
Democrat.
The morning call., 1890-06-02
Liquid Energy.

-
A correspondent of the Buffalo Com
mercial relates that while himself and a
doctor were travelling in Virginia they
came upon an old colored man whose mule,
attached to an old, two-wheeled vehicle,
was in the dumps and wouldn't go.
Dis mule am baked, boss" said the old
man, "an' I'll jis' glib dollah to de man
dat can start IN"
Il will do it for less than that, uncle"
said the doctor. He took his case from the
carriage, and selecting small syringe,
with it injected some. morphia into the
animals side. The mule reared, gave a
loud bray and started off at railroad speed.
The negro gave look of establishment at
the doctor, and, with loud "Whoaw
started down the road after the mule.
In the course of ten minutes they came
up to Eim, standing.ss-~ road, waiting.
The mule was nowhere in sight.
SAY, boss said the colored man, chow
mush is that stuff worth you put in that
mule?"
"oh, about ten cents" laughingly replied
the doctor.
well, boss. yo' kin squirt twenty cents
wuf in me right away. Heah am de cash.
l must ketch dat ar mule"
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Awful oonseauences OF Impetuositx.

"Emersonia, my daughter" inquired the
stately matron, why did Mr.. Brodweigh
leave so early last evening? Have you and
he quarrelled"
"Mamma," replied Miss Howjames, "Mr.
Brodweigh kissed me last evening with such
unseemly -vehemence that he disarranged
my spectacles. have dismissed him for
eyerI'
And the proud Boston girl, pale but
sternly resolute, turned again to her volume
of Aristotle and deep, decorous, classi-
cally Bostonian stiffness pervaded the
apartment Chicago Tribune
The morning call., 1890-06-02
Ten Thousand Dollars.

" A comfortable sum, to be sure"
You say, as you mark the pile,
But I'll tell you something that's worth still
more
Ifyou'll only listen awhile.
Ten thousand dollars is naught, compared
With set of perfect teeth,
In fact, there's hardly blessing more
Desirable, heaven beneath.
And SOZoDoNT will give 1t, sure.
II used each day with care,
Twill harden well the gums, and scent
Tie breath with odors rare.
When Other Charms Have Faded
A sound, white set OF teeth redeems the counte-
nance. But they should be brushed with SOZ0-
DON'T to keep them In a healthy condition The
breath, moreover. is perfumed by this delightful
toilet article, which has to great extent super
seeded tile old.fashioned powders and pastes. 1t is
well named S0Z0D0Nr, q word derived from
the Greek aud signifying a preservatiye OF the
teeth. NO dealer who says that some other den
thrice possesses qualities identical with SOZO-
DON'T, or superior TO 1t, should be credited. Ask
for soZoDoNT.
The morning call., 1890-06-02
THE GRADUATE.

49, LONG to be graduate,
And with the scholars stand;
manuscript beneath my arm,
An essay In my hand.
Oh then I'd talk wisely
or church and school and State;
I'd give the world If 1 could be
A fresh spring graduate.
For then I'd be statesman,
And with the statesmen walk;
Well understand the ways and means,
Free trade and tariff talk.
Oh then / could discover
Those dangers to the STATE"
Unseen by all but one, and that
The fresh spring graduate.
I'd be a great reformer.
And with reform ers plead,
From George McGlynu or Bethany
I'd take my noble creed.
Once with bold staud taken.
Important to the State,
I'd cut a swath Def ore me like
The fresh spring graduate.
We need benefactor-
One that will yearn and crave
The world from all its evils
To rescue and to save.
Hurrah! Right here we have him
Oh, glorious, happy fatei
Behold him now before us
The fresh spring graduate!
Santa Rosa, Gal. TOM Rye.
The morning call., 1890-06-02
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

arrived.
SUNDAY. June l.
Stmr Jeanne. IA days from NanaImo; 1900
coal to John I Rosen ls Sons ,., . ro,,
Bragg, etc; pass and mdse, to Goodali. Perkins
Stmr Corona Hannah, I71s hours from Eureka;
pass and mdse, to Goodali. Perkins It Co.
Stmr oregon, POLICEMAN, IS hours from Portland,
via Astoria a hours; pass and mdse, to Union Pa
ciic Railway Co.
stmr Eureka, Smith, 21a days FIN San Pedro; pass
and mdse, TO Goodall. Perkins L. Co.
Stmr Gypsy, PIummer, hours from Santa Cruz;
produce, to Goodal. Perkins & Co.
Stm tug Traveller. Larsen, days from Grays Har-
Dor, via Trinidad 50 hours with tug Hunter in tow
for repairs.
Ship Emily Reed Sheldon, So days from Kobe;
mdse and coal, to ID Spreckels & Bros
Haw bark Alicia, Broadhurst, 43 days from Cham
perico; ballast, to Fred Holmes.
Schr Jennie Griffin Low. hours from Point
Reyes; so bxs butter, etc, to Shattucx Kowalsky &
schr Enterprise, Ingwersen, from Humboldt Up
river direct.
Schr Mary Deleo. Grugge "a hours from Port
Restless; wrecksge, to Lorenz foard
Schr Napa city, Thurman, "a hours from Bowens
Landing; 20 NJ IT lumber to c Dingley X Co.
Sailed.
stmr state of California, Ackley, Portland.
Stmr Mexico, Alexander, san DIEGO.
Bark s Allen, Thompson. Honolulu.
Bark Northwest, Syanton, Port Madison.
Schr Electra, Knudson, Mendocino
Schr Ocean spray Peterson. Rough and Ready.
Schr Albert Walter, Wilson.
Schr Norway, Carlson, Grays Harbor.
Telegraphic.
POINT LoBoS-June 10 p NJ = Weather
clear wind NV. velocity "a miles.
Memoranda.
Per stmr Jeanie-Sailed from Nanaimo May 81.
Left In port SHIN Glory OF the Seas, bark wilma,
bark Rufus Wood, ship Joseph Spinney. stmr
Queen OF the Pacific. Going up, stmrs Empire, Ahi
and Willamette.
Domestic Ports.
wEsTPoRr-Arrived June i-stmr West Coast,
hence May 81
EUREKA-Arrived May 3O-schr Ida Mckay.
hence May 25 bktn Monitor, hence May IL: sehr
Jessie Minor. from Port Hariord: schr Free Iraue,
hence May ID; sehr Edward Parke from san Diego;
schr Orion, hence May 20. Sl-Sehr Chauenger,
hence May 1S; schr Big River, hence May "a June
l-Stmr Humboldt hence May 81.
Sailed May 3l-Schrs Western Home, Volante and
BERTHE Minor for San francisco. -
SAN PEDRO-Arriyed May 3l-Bark Carrollton,
from Nanaimo June BARK Oregon, from Nanai-
mo. stnr j ewel from Caspar; schr Alice.
MRNDOCI NO-Arrived May 30-Schr Bob0link,
hence May 81. June l-Schr w Phelps, hence
May %.
hence May pa; schr Gotama hence May 81: schr
Vega from Tonala; schr Annie Gee hence May 20;
schr Robert and Minnie, hence May %.
Importations.
EUREKA-Per Cor na-4561a NJ shingles. SKIS
dried apples, 20 II lumber, pkgs hardware 80
bxs butter. pkgs furniture, Dbl whisky, horse.
pkgs express. 1873 SKIS oats.
P0RTLAND-Per Oregon-S302 SKIS oats. 1ll6 hf
SKIS -four 597 SKIS WOOL 1888 bdls hides. 80 bdls pets.
500 SKIS wheat, 24l SKIS fax, 2260 mats rice, 1922
The morning call., 1890-06-02

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates OF Departure From San Francisco.
The morning call., 1890-06-02

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time. Computed by THOMAS
TENNENT, Chronometer aud Instrument
Maker, Is Market street.
The morning call., 1890-06-02

EUREKA-Per Cor na-4561a shingles. SKIS
dried apples, 20 NJ II lumber, pkgs hardware, 50
bxs butter. pkgs furniture Dbl whisky, l horse,
3 pkgs express, 1873 SKIS oats.
PORTLAND-Per Oregon-S302 SKIS oats, 1ll6hf
SKIS flour, 597 SKIS WOOL 1888 bds hides, SO bdls peits
500 SKIS wheat, PAL SKIS fax, 226O mats rice, 1922
The morning call., 1890-06-02

STEAMER. DESTINATION. SAILS. wHar
The morning call., 1890-06-02

81 know tramps wetl," said the matron wise.
None better in this lands scope.
They've asked me for money, for lodging for food
But none ever asked for SOAP
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nASH CLOTHING
u....CONCERN....
As EAST PARK ST., BUTTE.
A Sewing Machine With
Every $40 Purchase.

While other firms are throwing
in the face of an agonized public
a lot of fake discounts and affi-
davits we are offering something
more substantial. Something
that every household should have
that comes in handy at almost
every minute in the day, a hand
sewing machine, a small arrang-
ment certainly only about s
inches in length but so contrived
that it will do all the require
ments of a larger machine. Save
your wife. your mother or your
sister innumerable hours of toll
and also their eyesight. Make
an investment Of $1,000 in a suit
or overcoat. 1t will certainly
come in handy and you will get
one of these machines. 1t will
cost you nothing, for the price
on every article is guaranteed.
Guaranteed not only not to have
been raised in anticipation of this
sale but guaranteed that they are
lower than any house in this
city.
AS our name implies we sell
only for cash and must offer our
customers some inducement to
pay us cash when they can get
credit almost anywhere.
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FATE OF THE FORCE BILL.
II Trembles In the Balance and will Prob
ably lie Killed.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 15.-The senate met
at 10 o'clock this morning. Morgan gave
notice that he would call up the Dolph
resolution respecting the abridgement Of
the rights Of suffrage tomorrow MORN
ing.
Sanders presented bill TO amend the
silver coinage laws. The bill 10 enlarge
the privileges Of homesteaders on public
lands was taken up and discussed by
Paddock, Edmunds, Mitchell and Berry.
The bill provides that pre-emptors Of only
eighty acres can secure an additional
eighty acres when surveyed. Passed.
Senator Morrilrs credentials OF re.
election were presented.
Colquitt of Georgia, Wilson Of Mary.
land, and Vance of North Carolina, spoke
at some length against the election bill
AT the close of Nance's speech, the vice
president announced the question 10 be
on Graves amendment 20 strike out the
house toulouse clause.
A vote was not reached, however. But
| Ter spoke in support OF the amendment
he had suggested several days ago, pro
| yiding that the supervisors, canyassers
and other election officers be regarded a,
ministerial and not judicial officers.
Hoar opposed the amendment and 9
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1T WAS A FORGERY.
How u Pilgrim Raised si15 in Mis-
souia.

Sie'iu io lne NiaiitIu.
MIssoUBA, Dec. l5.-Satur,lay after
noon shortly before the close of banking
hours, a man about q years old, tall,
slim, with dark eyes, hair aud moustache,
well dressed, OF pleasant address aud
southern accent, called at the Higgins
bank and asked to have certificate of
deposit cashed for him without identih-
cation. The certificate was from the
First National bank Of Butte. dated De-
cember $, 1890, for Sis and payable TO
the order of John b. Grupe.
The man said he wanted to
take an evening train and could
not send to Butte for the money. John
r. Higgins, the cashier, decided he would
not take the risk. The stranger went to
the d. ]. Hennessy Mercantile company,
bought coat and rendered the certificate
in payment Mr.. Moore, the cashier aud
bookkeeper. questioned him and decided
he was all right, took the certificate and
gave him his change. The certificate
came TO the Higgins bank, was sent Co
Butte and has come back with the state
ment that the endorsement is forgery.
Evidently the stranger stole the certifl-
cate and forged tho name OF John b.
Grupe.
Yesterday morning Bishop Blondell
preached a very eloquent sermo n and
confirmed IS persons at ST. Francis
Nayier's church.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening the
ladies Of the Presbyterian church will
hold a bazar in the Gasciic building, on
Main street. There will be a fine oppor-
tunity 10 buy beautiful Christmas gifts
and at the same time help make success
Of a good undertaking.
]. l.. Walton to-day made an assign
ment for the benefit Of creditors OF the
southern saloon, with stock Of goods and
fixtures, TO h. II. Davenport and John j.
/ Maynard. He also assigned certain lots
In Homsyale addition 10 Reilly, Bonner &
Tribby for $50.
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Gents Furnishings.

This is a line that we take
pleasure in showing because we
know that every article we sell is
strictly first class. In ties we have
a handsome line marked at 7sc.
and 81 that are the latest novel
ties and sold all over at SI.2s and
SI.So. In higher novelties-Sil
suspenders and mufflers we have
some handsome goods which we
take pleasure in showing.
They make a good Christmas
present and are highly appreci-
ated by any young man receiving
them. In underwear we have some
lines at 81 and 81 that challenge
comparison with goods found at
double the price in other houses,
while at S2.5o we have some all
wool heavy weight goods in plain
and fancy stripes that are simply
immense.
In overshlrts our line is COM
plcte. Good heavy Jerseys at
SI.25 and SI.5o and nice light
colored mixed shirts at SI.5o and
$500. AT S2.25 we sell Ca allfornia
cashmere shirt that for wear beats
the world. and at $500, $3.50 and
$500, the finest grades OF llannels
obtainable.
A Sewing Machine With
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BOYS And CHILDREN'S CLOTHING

This is the place where the
ma chine comes in most handy.
Boys will tear their clothes, no
matter how strong they may be,
and VIII at is handler than a ma
chine that will sew in the patches
and save hours of work. This is
a department that we have some
what neglected in our advertis-
ing but we will now call attention
to it with renewed force. We
have a large stock and are bound
to dispose OF it if prices are an
object. lfyour boy needs a suit
come down and look over our
stock and we feel satisfied that
you will be suited. In short
pants we have a line of good
heavy suits at S2.co and $3.50
and at $500 and $500, fine all
wool suit neat in pattern and fast
color. AT higher prices we have
the stylish patterns and cuts in
imitation vests and double
breasted suits. For larger boys
who want long pants we have an
endless variety. We can sell you
a suit as low as $500, but a.good
all wool fast color at $3.50. AT
$1,000 we can sell you a fine silk
mixed cashmere while at SI2.oo &
SI4.oo, nobby imported worsted
and give you a machine in the
bargain.