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The herald., 1893-06-20
a i1anaion Order.

WASHINGTON, June 19.--An order was
today issued by Commissioner Lochren
OF the pension bureau, and approved by
Secretary Smith, with view TO prevent
ing fraud in making applications for
pensions. The order requires that, in
the preparation Of testimony in support
OF the claims in pension cases, all state
ments must be written, or prepared to
be typewIitten, in the presence OF the
witness, and from oral declarations then
made to the person who prepares the
testimony. 1t is believed the printed
forms heretofore used permitted unprin-
cipled attorneys to makeapplicants swear
falsely.
The herald., 1893-06-20
Congress of Commerce and Finance,

CHIcAGo, June 19.-The openining
meeting of the congress of commerce
and finance was held tonight. 1t in
cludes the congress OF bankers and
fnanciers. railroad commerce, boards of
trade, insurance, water commerce, mer-
camille credits and building and loan
associations. The meeting tonight was
general in character and consisted OF
the opening address by @. @. Bonney,
president OF the worlds congress auxil-
isry, and an address of welcome by
Lyman J. Gage. Responses in behalf
of the various interests we're made by
George Blanchard, George F. Stone,
John III. Nolan, P. z. Earring and
Julius Stearn.
The herald., 1893-06-20
THE GovERNOR's sPEEoH.
His ExceIlency Does Honor to the Gold
en- State.

CHICAGO. June 19.--Following is the
text of Governor Markham's address &C
the dedication Of the California building
at the worlds fair:
Mr.. PRESIDENT, LADIES AND GENTLE
MEN | first desire to express thanks to
Almighty God, and to the people of
these United States, that California was
permitted to become a member OF the
great family OF states OF which every
American citizen is so justly proud.
Sir, when l behold the magnitude and
grandeur OF this the greatest exposi-
ton the world has ever known-when l
consider the vsstness of the undertake
ing, and the energy and determination
manifested by all to make it worthy in
every respect of the great event which
it commentaries, and thus TO crown the
century with an exhibition that ehall 20
down to posterity aa the exponent Of our
industrial and intellectual progress-I
sm more than delighted to extend TO
the managers CRlifornia's hearty grvas-
ing and emphatic Communications ef
their efforts, and TO congratulate than
upon the success already attained, and
upon that which is sure to mark the
completion OF their labora.
CALIFORNIA EARNED HER POSITION.
Mr.. President, while thus acknowl-
edging cur appreciation OF the many
The herald., 1893-06-20
OREGON BANK FAILURES.


Their Doors.
ALBANY, Ore, June 19.-The Linn
County bank closed its doors this morn
ing. A notice on the door SAYS: ''Ow-
ing to the stringency in the money
market. the bank hereby suspends pay
ment by order of the directors. De-
positora will be paid dollar for dollar"
j. L. Cowan. president of the bank,
Gays the deposits amount to about $780,
900, and that the assets will exceed the
liabilities by $4,000 to 100000. J. A.
Crawford, one.of the directors, says he
will personally guarantee every depos-
itor. No official statement has been
made.
A branch of the Linn county bank at
Lebanon. this county, also closed it's
dCore.
At noon the Bank OF Oregon, OF THE
city also closed it's doors. Cashier Blain
says the assets are 80 per cent. more
than the liabilities. The amount OF de-
posits is small. Both failures were
caused by the steady withdrawal OF de-
posts Tor several weeks.
The herald., 1893-06-20
FELIX BORDEN.
The Missing Young Man Located at NJ
Esedfn Mass.

The Missing Young Man Located at New
Bedford, Mass.
New BEDFORD, Mass, June 19.-Felix
Borden has been located here. Young
Borden says he knew Lizzie and her
father only by eight and reputation, and
if he told Mrs. Ramsey at Baltimore
that Lizzie committed the murders, his
reports, and not from any knowledge Of
Lizzie's character. He could not re-
member, either, just where he was at
the time of the murders, because he WAS
then in the circus business and it kept
him travelling most of the time, but he
had an idea he was in Providence.
The herald., 1893-06-20
BANK RUNS IN THE soUrH.
a Big Concern at Wilmington, N. @.
Closes Its Doors.

a BIG Conc8rn at WiImIngton, NJ O.,
Closes Its Doors.
WILMNaToN,, N. c., June 19.-The
Bank OF New Hanover has failed. AS
sets, 81, 250,0 600; liabilities, sS00,0GO. A
notice on tho door OF the bank says:
lowing to the withdrawal of $780, 900
deposits and notice OF the withdrawal Of
$4,000 more, and because OF inability
to realize quickly on assets, the bank
has decided to assign. Depositors will
be paid in full"
The failure caused G run on the Will
mington Savings and Trust company. 1t
is requiring 80 days on sums over 800
under the Law. IL is believed to be en-
tirelv solvent.
The herald., 1893-06-20
A Rnnawnx Mnglna.

MENDocMo, Call, June 19.--The en-
CINE in the Navarro company's mill, 10
miles below here, ran away this morn
ing and tore the flY-wheel to pieces,
wounding the sawyer, Frank Menier,
and block tender, Gus Heipella. Me-
nier will probably live, but Heipella is
expected TO die.
The herald., 1893-06-20
BUSINESS CRASHES.

An Extenslve OIL Well supply Company
Fails-Oiher Failures.
PTrsBuRG, Pa, june 19.-The Oil
Well Supply company, one OF the most
extensive corporations in Pennsylvania,
and the largest concern of ita kind in
the world, today went into thu hands of
a receiver. The corporation is capital
The herald., 1893-06-20

WASHINGTON, June 9.-Grsdually,
and in the absence of exports, the gold
in the treasury is increasing. Today it
was 500, ,5e4, al increase since Sat-
urdey OF $780, 600, ana gain of nearly
So, O00, 900 during the past three weeks.
The herald., 1893-06-20

WASHINGTON, June 19.-Tne United
States steamer Adams, now at Honolulu,
may be sent to Samoa, as the crisis
there is causing the administration some
uneasinesa.
The herald., 1893-06-20

SAN ANDREAs, Cal, June l9.-Three
miners, James Malloy. Joe Garcia and
James Jarvesux, met with e narrow
escape from horrible death while
working in the Sheep Ranch mine yes
terday. They stepped in the tub at the
1000-ioot level and rang the bell to hoist,
when the friction to the brakes failed,
prscipiiating them to the ll00.foot level,
distance OF 100 feet. Maloy escaped
with broken leg; the other two were
badly but not fatally hurt.
The herald., 1893-06-20

For sunburn and frecklas use only
Perfecta Face Cream; safe and sure.
For sale by a. Z. Littleboy, druggist,
2l1 South SuYing street.
The herald., 1893-06-20

The worlds fair will cause 3 rush,
Order early. Full stock, good GC, mod
crate prices. Getz, fine tailoring, liz
West Third street.
The herald., 1893-06-20

New YORK, June l9.-The shipments
of currency by New York banks to the
interior today amounted to 81 100000.
The herald., 1893-06-20

PROGRESS or TnB VOTING IN
THE CONTEST FoR THE nRp-
AIDS RoUND-TPlP TICKET TO
CHICAGO.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

mDi-j sasiuAonym spoieczuym 70.
d2inom.
Droga to Golgoty i orea Chry.
stuss; ale jake byi tamtych i nasz
tryumf pewienl
o! jake szcteihwy jestem. mo.
gao stwierdziG, Re we wssystkich
~zakstkach uaszej ziemi. ia jedns
przyjeto sic mysla. ae t ,lko hart
ducha7 kruszy okowy; ae ka, d.
Edobycz nsszego rodska ma polu
nauki pracv, to nova choragiew
ma grzbiecie wroga zatkniets;
ka&dy zaskarbiony przez mas grosz,
to nova dzwrgnia W walce o byt;
"a kaada usiuga oddsna przez mas
ludzkosci, to jeden wiecej ocio.
ssny Tom granitu ma prsysziy
|Gmach Polski.
TAX dzisiaJ Polacy rozumiejs
swojs prace odrodseuia i swoj
stanowisko W Lud4koSci.
Jake ~strasznle, jsk haniebnie
odbJa woUec tego programu, o.
kruclehstwo. jakiego sie SWAT ma
mas dopuszczal
R~ozszarpani przez fupiezeow
beda ych m'edzy sCba srogami.
przedstAwiamy jedyne W Swiecis
zJawisko, re gdy ciemiescy n ,si
SO z SODA " r, zterce, = my, ME
dotknieci niczem W lch sporze,
: jesteSmy zmuszsnl mordowsc
brat brata, syn OLGA albo ojciec
synai
Z,den jezyk lie zusjdzie wy.
razu ma nal ietnowanie ohydy,
ably, wyzuwszy narod re wszy-
stkiego: z samodzielnosci, re swo
body piracy, WARY i jezyka, a
Pragnac mu wydrzec nawet i ma.
dzisJe. wystawic do boju diva
oddaiaiy wojsks z dzieci jedoej
matki rekrutowane i pcbajsc je
GAIA sifa w~szystkich sWoich ba.
gnetow, zagrzewac po jednej i.
pc drugiej stronie, sdo bratob6j-
czei rIezi, odgiosem najmilszsgo
.i,h duszy hymnu: nJeszcze Polska
ME zginelal"
= Jakto wszystkim nam via.
domo, mialo to miejsce W osta.
tniej woiuie prusko. lei
a musiaioby sic p~owtorzy6 W kaa.
del.
Niema tax zakamienialego ser.
ca, ktoreby sic ME Wa ygueio
ma mySl podobnej zbrodnll.
jake bledlie wobec tego obrazu
przymus wywarty ma Wllhelmie
T-llu, by strzaia z fuku puszczo.
ma, stracii jabiko Z gfowiny swe.
go dziecka "a Gel mu postawio-
negol...
A jednak, wstretne to okru.
ciehstWo zrodzifo Swobode Szwsj.
carjil
Vice Bracisl nam watpic 1ie
wolno, Re wrogowie nasi musza
sle ulsc 3 lego pslca "a podobns
dzikoSc, a SWAT cy~ ilizowauy ME
zniesie IA sobie tego hahbacego
pietnAl
Ale azeby dojSc do takiego DO.
czucia obowIazkow, jake many
.obecnie i da4y6 do odrodEenia sic
IA zewnatrz, takiemi jak uwy.
datbiiem drogsmi, trzeba bylo
najpierw, calkowicie niemal cd
rodaic sic IA wewnatrz, to Jest,
" mas samych.
Trzabo bvlo no- 80 -u,L,E
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11
BrdciG RoddcyI

0Tocs0 ho0dcyI
Oddawszy czeSc pamieci Boha-
terow. kt6rzy W wiecz6r 20 Lii.
stopada 1880 r. zrobili Glare .
SYcia swolego " nadziei. il snio-
50 tyranje nam. swym haste
poem. lepsza i zaszczytniejsza
zape~nis przyszioSc; - uprosiwszy
Boga o iaskawe przyjecie tego
wstawienictws sic "a Mani, tylu
daiesiatkow tysiecy, co polegfy W
SHADY tamtych wstapi ~szy, =
czcza byisby nssza mo ltwa, gdy.
bysmy ME awr6cili myill ma Sic
bic samych i nie roztrzasneli
wfssnych wzgle6em Kraju obo
Wicklow.
q tego rachunku sunienia o.
kaae sic, jake powinnosci ma mas
cnaaa, o lie je spelniamy. a W
jakich granicach i ni.rze mogli.
bysmy i powinni je speiniaG.
Rsadko W losach pry watnego
cziowieka uwydatuia sic z take
jasnoscia cecha jego charakt, ru,
ktora mu sprowadzlfa taxa jaka
ma dole. jak ona widnieje 2
dliejow Polski
Przechodzac te dzieje. rok 20
roku, cd lat dwustu pre1ziesisciu,
to jest, cd chwili rozpoczynania
sic epoki upadku; ldac W krok
"a token wypadkow, zdafoby sic
nieraz, ae nieszczescia same sic
ma mas walily; - Re jak zarale
do zdrowego domu, zawlekall je
do mas sasiedzi slbo nawet i dalsi
wspoizawodnlcy. Tymczasem, sko-
TO tylko przejdziemy peiny okres,
W ktorym dana intryga zawiaza.
Ia sic, ~roztoczyis i rozegraia,
Pozostawiwszy wyiom W naszej
PanstWowej sile albo szczerbe W
cafOsci, uderzy mas zawsze, jedno.
stajnie ] Diechybuie jedno, a mia.
nowicie: he ME sta~ ilismy male.
aytego odporu ziemu, DO bylSmy
" rozprLe2eniul A woz CO je
dnoczeinie We wszystkie ciagniony
jest strony, must SIC rozwieseI
Ale jak niema uderzelia bez
oporu, tax Same W kazdem ME.
representative jake nam zagra.
tsfo, "a kaadym zamachem ma
pomy6lnoSc Polski, znaJdowali sic
luduie widzacy rzecz jasno i gio
STACY myil zbawcza. OibrjAia
sic ona echem W tYsiacach, goto.
wych natychmiast ponies6 ola
niej nsjwisksze ofUry i z mienla
z zycis, = ale to ME do uwie
rzenia prawie, he nsjtrzez Siejsse
Przestrogi, budzliy tak3e j szataG
ski opor, albo, - CO r6wnie zgu
bne dla ka&dei ogolnit sci spra.
wy, - zatwsId zlsia oboJetnosc.
i W ten sposob, najjasuieJsse kie-
runki maciio Eailepienie, nsjslla-
chetniejsze usiiowania kruszyia
biernoSc, a najszczytniej sac pc.
swiecenia csstwialo zaprz ID
stwOI Wstystko to czynniki roz.
przeaenia: cechy nieksrnoSci, kt6rA
zarowno jak kaAda rodzlne, tax
i ka4de spolec7ehstwo musi do
ruiny DrzywieSc.
BJlesnem jest podobne wyzua.
ME, ale TAXI jest nieprzerwsny
przez poitrzecia wieku wstek ns
szych dziejow, kt6ry tel zasnu-
waja coraz bardziej dotkllwe ma.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

ztad samowola, pomia.
TAME innych stan6w, lekcewale.
ME najwaaniejszych inicjstyw,
zucbwalstwo, rozstr6j, rozprzeie.
ME L.. z koniecznoici siaboScl
Obecnie, wszystko sic to pre-
oorazlto, mic tego ME pozostaic.
Wszyscy sic biora do piracy i to
DO kaadej. jaka znsjduja; wzrssta
PrzeE to dobrobyt; "a nim pod
nosi sic Poziom wyksztalcenia.
"yProwadzsjacy ma widownie, no.
we zupeinis silly i W cisgu dwoch
ostatnich pokol,h Il, pomimo mai
"yfsrego ucisku, dokouano tax
olbrzymiego postepu, ze W aadnei
dziedZlnie dziaialnosc i, ME uste-
pulemy przodujecym narodom.
Giaie zas i cycle narodowe
mode sic przejawiac swobodniej,
Jak to ma miejsce W Galicji, -
skfadamy tak3e bezustanne do
woody spoiecznej karnosci, kt6rej
nam nadewszystko brakIo.
Okr.slajac poicaenie jednem
sfo EN-, widzimy, be Polacy
W kraJu zyja skupieni W sobie,
aaprAcowani, wy cSekujacy.
Me jestto bynajmniej rezygna.
GA, = jakby to mote wrogowie
nasi chcieli sobie tfomaczyc -
to jest ~dojrzalose!
Przsszedlby do poznapia, ae
spraWiedlrwosci must staG sic Ia
dose prnez sam rozwoi uczu6 lu-
dzkich, Polacy z poddaniem sic,
ale Przyrodzonemu prawu poste.
Pu wycz4kuja novel cry, W kt6.
rel Ouch intelligence krolowa6
oedzle, W miejsce ~brutalnej sly.
Zs zas przefomu tego jestesmy
blzcy, czuja to wszystkie ludyl
Oto&, naszym obowiarkiem, Pc
przemiesskujacych "a gra-
nicami Kraju jest. przedswszy-
stkiem, je4eli ME wieksza jeszcse
odznaczac sic l4czuoicia i karno-
scia, to jua CO ~nasmniej r5wna;
. nastepnie, bedac W lni cd
.strasznych cietarow, jake pono-
MUSIC rodacy W kraju, q
przytem i ME bsdac krepowaui
" prIezusczeniu naszeJ ofiarnoSci,
powlnnismy, nietylko zapobiega&
uwiacz'ia,ej nam wszystkim 4e-
braniDie ktoregokolwiek z mas,
ale nawet i odkiadac pewiea
fundusz, ma cele ~popierajace o.
g6lne usiiowania Polakow; -
utrzymujsc bezustanne czu-
Gle z Krsjem, zarowno przez ko.
respondencie osobiste, iak i sic.
dzenie "a jego &yciem i umyslo-
wa praca, Przez czytanie polskich
pism i choc watnieissych poJa.
sic dziei, miec zawsze
peina Swiadomosc 0 dokonywa-
jscych sic u mas poStepach; wre.
sScie, majac sposobnosc CO izien-
nego stykania sic z cudsoaiem-
cami, skfad lc &ywe swiadectwo
naszej morAluej wszschSwiatowei
wartoSci, to jest, godnis repre-
lentowsc spoieczeistwo polskie.
Godnie zas reprezentuje to Spo-
leczehstwo ten tylko, co ze spo-
prawda j screen ujawnia
krzyWdy wyrzadzane nam przez
ciemiezcow; CO obrona doniosiosci
cywiliz acyjnej zburzonych nsszych
iustytucyj i wydzieranych nam
ILL - l. II
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

Ale gdy miedsy przyrodsoue
|strcSe wiekowej spuScisny wkra-
dli she ludsie, co miioi6 wiasns
wysei mad dobro Ojcsyzuy cenili
poodsianiaiy sic szczerby " ma
rodowym pancerzu i iatwo jul
byio sadnym iup6w sasisdom
Pancerz zdruzgotac j skarby roe
lgrabic.
Tax, Bracis RodacyI Bolesna
jest mad wszelki wyraz tax GO
rzka prawda, Ae ME lyle przemoc
najezdnik6w, lie ilepe, nieposkro.
mione. a wsteczne aywiofy We.
wnetrrue rozniosly Rydwan Pol
ski; lecz stokroc lepiej jest raz
to jut uzns6 i wzbudzi6 " sobie
reakcje. mich zwalaG wiue ma
losy i W saSlepieniu W ts same
grsszc biedy.
Ten to brak spojni " provo.
dyrsch, q karnoici " masach ME
pozwolif nam tak3e, = mimo
be'granicznych poiwreceh, caiy ch
kroci tysiecy z4Scielsjacych swe
mi koscmi wszystkie pola chwaly
cd Moskwy, przez EIstre, Tyber,
Ebro. al po San Domingo, cd.
tworzyc W nastepstwie, rozpadie.
go gmachu. = Nawet i te ME
szczesne o6ary, ktirych panied
dz sitj czciuy ME byiyby pfonce,
|gdybyimy byli wszyscy W jednym
szli dyszlu. Nlestetyl i tym je-
szcze razem znalezli sic tacy, co
sic zaprlegali do posladka...
Vice korzac dis coda nasze
pred bohaterami Z pod Ste czka,
Grocbows, Wawru, Wielkego
Debu, IgAniow, Dobrego, Borem
la, Tywrowa, Obodns, Ostroieki,
Woh i Warszawy, proimy Ws1ech
mocnego o te iedoa isske. ktorej
nam prIez diva diugie Wieki cd.
uawial: o ducbs lacznosci i hart
W wytrwaniul S.la to, CO wszy.
stkiego dopina: rozbraja najsroi
szych, upoksrza zawistnych, uni
cestwia podiych; wszystko pre-.
zwycie4a j mad wszystkiem try
unfaiei Miljony iedna oaywione
mjsl4, jednym tchnace duchem,
do jednego daiace celu, = to
niczem Dieziamana potegal
Dose poczuc te size, by o PREY
sziosci ME watpicl
Ale epoke walki oretnej Fam.
knsfy ola mas szlachetne. choc
sIalone k~onwulsje $500 roku.
Pc tych wszystkich zapasach,
W ktorych cd naiwytszego wo-
|jeunego genjusza, zyskalISmy mia
no pnajwsleczniejsEych z vale
c1nych", nam ju4 ME trzeba do
wod ID swiatu'', be umiemy ginaG
"a OJczyzne lub ola Niei. "a
Mia walczac W ciagu tych lat stu,
saslal sony koscmi naszemi wszy.
stkie lsny W caiej rozciagioSci
Polski i Eamierzw,li poiowe Sy
berJi; ola Mel walczac, zabarwll
krwia nasza wszYStkie rzeki Eu.
ropil
lego wystarcza ma udowodnie-
die milosci Ojczyznyl :. A bez
bronnym wystswIac sic ma REF.
byioby ju& ME szalehstwem, lecz
zbrodnia.
Zrozumiano to we w~szystkich
dzielnicach rozszarpanej Polski.
u bez dawania sobie hasla, DO
nam aia zroaiH Mo uoIoo. 49,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-01-11

Pr.omO~s Kspfana Polsklego
=, czystotc obchodu 70. snicy d.
20 L'stopada 1880 r. " koseieie
N. NJ. Panuy, " Konstanty-
nopolu, 1892 T.
[uadesiane ola nzgody".]
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-04-13
A WATCH STORY

During the past winter, a party of
young people took tea and spent an
evening with Rev. and Mrs. Herrick.
After leaving the house they had a
game of tag or something of the sort
at E. j. Jones' corner. All passed off
pleasantly, and the young people
went to their homes, but Miss Cora
Hulburd found she was minus her
beautiful gold watch. A force was
got together next morning, but dill
gent search failed tofind the treasure,
and so it remained unbound until one
of Mr.. Raniall's boys found it on the
street on Monday. 1t looks in as per-
feet order as on the day it was lost;
the only difference being that it had
run down.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-04-13
April Weather.

Below will be found the weather
predictions by Rev. Irl Hicks, the st.
Louis prognosticator:
About the 9th sleet with some snow may
result to the north A sharp cold wave
will follow, giving way to warmer stormy
weather about the 9th and 10th. From the
t4th to the 18th expect series of violent
disturbances. Many causes will eonspire
to bring dangerous results at this period
Frosts and freezing northward, will result
about the 18th to 10Th. Watch and see.
Very warm with lightning, rain and hail
on and about 21st and 22d. From 25th to
2Sth, look for much the same results as
during the last two periods Venus equi-
nox on the 18th will effect storms and tenn
perature all the month
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1893-04-13
81. s. JUDSON, President
F. \. RISING, Vice-PFesidenG
L. O. HOLSTER, Cashier.
II H F.
First National Bank,
OF MORRIS, MINI.
CAPITAL, $4,000.
This Bank Conducts A
GENERAL BANKING AND En-
CHANGE BUSINESS.

Nfonav tn loan on chattel or personal Sc
nrritv IN any amounts desired. Loans ne
COtiated ON improved farms
With largely increased capital, we have
better Facilities for all departments OF busl-
ness than ever. .,, +,,,,, do
We pay savings bank rates on time de-
posts. -., -, ;,,,,,royad
farms at better rates than ever.
We can write insurance in such stronS
companies as the National; OF HARTFORD
Home, of New York, st. Paul Fire ana Ma
rine, the unrivaled Aetna. ,,.,-..,.,oa
The president is agent for all the rali Ii
lands in this vicinity, the cheapest lana
now for sale and is going fast. ..
The President is agent for the Strohg99s'
accident insurance company in the Wof ncci
The Travellers, of Hartford, in when accl1
iamt insurance is written out; tickets good
from one to thirty days or On p0ifcify IS s Sssa
Of ininri This is no ''Mutual Company
Int has thee ASH to pay all losses. r
deSt onI ail Who have dealings with
hanks in this section Of the state.
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An exchange says when the coun-

An exchange says when the coun-
try newspapers find foreign invading
the field of the home merchants by
selling merchandise to the, farmer,
they arise and whack the intruder,
and advise the farmer to buy his
goods of the home merchant. And
when foreign printing houses send
their representatives among the mer-
chants and business men, too often
many of these same business men
give them their printing, and get in
ferior work. And thus the country
printer is rewarded.
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PERSONAL

Anton Watzke went to Benson on
Saturday last.
b. F.-Cole, of st Paul, came to town
on Tuesday night.
Maud Whiteley spent Sunday in
Minneapolis.
j. d. Gillespie took trip to Star
buck Friday last.
Mr.. H. S. Judson went to st, Paul
on Sunday night.
Mrs Cressy returned from her Min
neapolis visit on Thursday last.
Mr. E. f. Bruhn went to Starbuck
on Tuesday, in the cigar interest.
D. S. Woodward, of Ortonyille,
came to town on Tuesday night.
DR.. Harris has bought the interest
of Mr.. Lord in the Hulburd drug
store.
Miss Thompson and Miss Annie
Hennessy went to Starbuck on Fri
day.
Dee Cousins returned Tuesday from
Chicago for few days visit with his
parents.
Mr. and Mrs FL. S. Judson returned
home on Saturday night after week
in the cities. -
Mrs. Hooper, of Milbank, S. D.
spent yesterday in Morris, with her
sister Mrs. Noting
Mrs. Butterfeld went to Mime
apolis on Friday, and from there will
go to the worlds fair.
Miss. Lucy Smith, returned from
Minneapolis on Friday night after
spending few weeks below.
Eugene Hanson, representing the
stationary house of II. Niedecken
Milwaukee, was in Morris on Friday
last.
The genial countenance of Col. III.
T. Bevans, of the Capital, was seen
on our streets on Saturday and Sun
day.
The. Nelson has returned from his
winter home in Wisconsin, and will
spend the summer on his mammoth
farm in Baker.
Mrs. J. B. Perkins and children, of
Sank Centre, left for home on Friday
morning after visit of a few days
with her sister Mrs. Spur.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Pearce returned
home Tuesday after spending the
winter east and south. We welcome
them again to our midst.
Mrs. Williams of Wis. a former
resident of Morris, is now visiting
with her son A. B. Williams in the
town of Rendsville.
John Olson, Clerk of the Court of
Yellow Medicine county, and resi-
dent of Granite Falls, spent a few
days of last week in Morris visiting
with his sister Mrs. Chris Flatner.
Mr.. Geo. F. Cogel and family left
on the noon tram yesterday for an
extended visit in Red Wing. The
wood business won't suffer in his alb
sence as old man Lowater will hold
/ the fort.
Erick Peterson and family left Sat
urday for Minneapolis, where Mrs.
Peterson will remain for some time,
under the doctors care, having been
an Invalid for the past 19 months.
Erick returned home yesterday.
The concert Saturday night.
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To the Public

Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons owning or occupying property
in the village of Morris, that they
must clean up and remove all NUS
ances, filth and sources of filth on or
about their premises at once. On or
about the LIST of May next the health
officer of the village will make thor
ough inspection and any person who
has not then complied with the dir
ections herein contained will be given
very short time to do so.
Any person refusing Or neglecting
to comply with the above directions
shall forfeit a sum not exceeding
$50 dollars, as provided by the laws
Of this state.
Boards of health and health officers
are liable to severe penalties for neg
lect of duty, and the health officers in
theis village do not intend to become
liable to those penalties.
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Married.,

Mr.. Ole E. Lofthus and Miss Chris
tena Evenson, were married at Orion
vile, Minnesota, April 5, 1898, by
Rev. Herman P. Fisher. The above
is all we have learned of the happy
event. The groom we know well, and
consider him A No. l, in every re-
spect. The bride we do not know, but
as the woman is always the better
half, we predict, and wish, long and
happy life to the newly welded cou-
pie.