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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Die salpeterlaaer GhtLe's.

Cine @elegenbett gut Nnla9e dtnertt1nt>
1ben &apital'S er0ffnet iib in @Dtle. gte
llnier oortiger @eianbte an 6as Stats
9epartement bericbtet bat, pirb am 10.
SUM oas 9tebt ser QuSbeutung bon adbt
beretts eri9lolienen 2a9ern unb 5rpOlf rtelten
groBen Salpeterbe5trfen in Der IN Der Bro'
nins Sarapacd gelegenen @iifte Qtacama
auf OffentItder Nuftton periteigert tpcrOen.
Die 8etperber 6aben 40 b. s. Des QblbG@
b~un9stpertbes in 8onbS pber iDnftigen
guten 8ertbpapteren 5u binterlegen, uto
in 3eit bon 48 Stun6en na3 3ui9lag 20
b. s.. baar 81 5abIen.
Die Salpeterlager Gbtle's, tpeL9e Elm 10
ungebeuer tpertbpoueS 6ilfsmittel fir Die
9anomirt6i6aft ~ltefern, iinb bis ieBt fait
aus1cblieBlich bon britt1cbem ul6 beut i6em
(60mburger) &apitaL auSgcbeutet tDoroen.
9as 6arin angelegte brittibe &apttal, BON
Derl1teoenen Spnbitatelt berge9eben, an
beren Spite Der @SalpeterfOnig Sberit
gfortb ftebt, belGuft fib aletn auf f"iinf3ie
MiQionen Collars. 50 ibner es iein
mag, oieien 9efeiti9ten Sntereiien ben
Stang %abSulaufen, 10 bat Qmerifa ale nts
aiacbe, p~enigitenS ben 8eriu6 OaSu 81
ma9en. 9enn bieie Salpeterlager tDer6er
in Solse beS ungebeuren 9erbraucbS an
finftltcbenO iingmitteIn INNER tpertbDoller,
unb obppbG ie anfdnglib fat ureri3Opflid
i6ienen, - DOr sebn Sabren bere9nete
man ibren Snbalt alf sc, 900, 900 SOnnen,
mas bel benz 6amaIigen Berbrau3 auf 1000
Sabre gereicbt bate, = 10 lit Die idbrlibc
9tuSbeute in Der Iebten 3eit auf nabe3u cine
Nfiuton Sonnen unb 3tpeinal bariiber gez
itiegen. Qber es iinb ictOem au6 nod
neue Eager entbeft por6en, unb itcber iinb
nod mebr ais 80 Wtiuionen Spnnen bieies
pertbpoues S6abes SIT beben, Der trob bes
BOben Qusf1br5Oues = bic 6ilenii6e Ste
9ierung erbebt bon ic6er Some, Die nad
benz NuSIanbe gebt, cine @ebiibr bon
$13.13, = 81 $40 bis $40 per Ionne
i6nelIen Qlbiab finbet. @S lit nibt einau>
feben,> pesbaIb bas amerifaniicbe &apitel
ben 8riten unb 9eutiben Die Qusbeutune
DelieIbeu dlIetn iiber[di1en Inlte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Sltt9tf Der gtarfc tmS grc6inriSsc
tfnGamdLS.

Ser ,0ouiSDtlle QnSet ia ct"
6rudt unleren tirslicb infer obiger 11ebcrz
16rift enlightenment Qrtifel ab uno bemerft
bann oasu:
y9ie 8aralelc lit eigentGi6 nicbt gang
nab unIerem @eibmad. SebenfaIS t6ut
Die yStaats Scttung" 8redtnrtbge oamit cine
gan3 unoeroiente @bre an. Qluguit Der
Starfe NAT iicberlib Elm S9iirSeniGger uno
Elm Don Suun eriten STANCES. Sin 6eu67
Ter unO Elm 9barilder, tpie 8redinrioge, lit
CT aber ME gemelen, DtelneDr baben ietne
llntcrtbaneu itetS gang genau 9efpuBt, tpdS
tie bon ibrem &6ntg 5u 6alten battei1. Nucb
mar CT fein elenber Tet9Iing, Der Dor einem
Sraueusimmer 9tciBauS genontntelt bGtte.
hub i'm lIebri9er, tuenn Gredtnribge Die
Wacbt belGiie, tpel6a benz lteberli6en 9(uz
quit 3u @ebote itanO, 10 be5peifeln tpir icbr
itarf, oh ct 1th banit begnii9t 6aben tpitroe,
feline %unbequeme @eliebte nit S6mub 81
bepcrfet1. Sci alien ieinen Seblern mar
Mlguit Der Starfe bod immer Elm Wfann.
8rediurioge aber lit, mas Der Qlngloamert@
faner iebr beseibnenb nennt, an excuse
for a man."
Der 2outsbiIer College bat nit ieiner
Gerglei6ung 3wiiben 9luguit ben Starten
unb 8redinri6se gan8 Gccht. @ber AUDI
10 IT tparen unb iin6 ia melt entfernt, ben
Sammerlappen BON &entuGD in ne Slnte
nit Qugult Dem Starfen gu lteuen, tueL6c:
immer6tn Elm 2ump I'M grnBen StDI mar.
MusbriiGlicb bobcn mir in bem Nrtttel ber'
Dor, baB mir Bic 8ei6en Hur oeSDalb nit:
chamber ber9leiben, neil ieber BON tbnen
cine borber onitdnOige Sraucnsperion burd
6aS feierIide 8eriprecben, ie nab benz
So6e ieiner 6rau 5u ieiner recbtm0Btger
Satin gu maben, ba5u perfibrte, iein(
OtaitreIie 81 tuerben. &u6 ptelen NH
barauf bin, baB 8reGinribge Der gemeiner'
BON 8eioen lei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Bon Der bIame1 Sona1t.
9ie 9rOBe liberale Concentration III 8u6apeit. :
Gum Safe 6erles>2tnseli = ., bteie @etber
= g8er 1pir6 8itrsermeiiter?

9ie srOBe GiberaGe Concentration in 8u6apeit. =
Gum Safe Series nseli = ., biele @etber!
= g8er 1uir6 8iir9ermeiiter?
Sin fleines SliB9en, bic 2eitba, ibei6et
in Selterreib 5ipet Welten bon chamber.
Sn s s leitbanten lubt man unpereins
bare @e9eniGbe auSsu9leicben unb bas loz
genannte Goalttionsminilterillm it6t fit
ieBt Elm; ben @~iertanS nab5umacben, ben
Saaffe 10 piele Sabre 6iuburcb porgetan3t
bat; babel tpubern Suben6aB, 9euti1enz
baB unO Wtabregelunsen Der S1uIe i'm
reaftionGren @eiitc unO berrl6t eine politi
8ertpOrrenbeit uno Yrogrammloiigfeit
ionOergleicben; in Srans leitbauien bitz
9e9en leben mir cine 5ielbeipuBte g olttif,
Elm feites Programm uno einen libcralei1
3ug in allen 3pei9en Der Ge9ierung. Die
ltberale Wfaiienoemonitration, lpclcbc am
4. WtGr8 in 8uoapelt ab9cbaLten mur6e,
itebt in Oeitcrrei6 obne @leicben ba unb
bat groBarti9er unb glansuoler tpo6t atd
nob ntrgenoS ftattgefunoen.
Nus allen &onttaten 0e5 2al1oeS paren
0eputattonen nadb Der feitltb 9el9midten
6auptita0t %getpanbert, 8ilrger, 8auern un6
&beItgc, ale 0~fattonaIitdten unb &onfel>
iionen tparen pertreten, auf 80, 900 Ser
lOnen icbdBtc man Die Mense, tpeldbe unler
freiem 9tmmel 3u einem grobartigen
Weetin9 ii6 periammelte. 8aron Bela
Orc3D, Der e6emalige Miniiter, eroffnete
bic WtOnitre58 eriammlung nit elmer pa
triOtiicben 9lnipracbe unb nit benz Outrage
auf %9bienbun9 zines 6ulbisungseSe lez
grammS all ben Wonarcbcn. Gam Ipraz
chem Die 9eputirten Der ein5elnen &omitate
un0 inter enoloiem Subel purben Sc
i6liiie an%genommen, in melben Die fir
cbenpolitil9e Jteform Der 9te9ieruns gut
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
8 aibtngton,1 10. Mdr3 '94.

,glrmee Der Inbei9dftigteu".
@ai6ington,1 10. Wfdr3 '94.
v8tr6 er oOer pir6 er nt6t?" lit Sic
Srage, tpelbe in potitii6en &reiien am
meiiten beiprDhen pirb. NatIrlib BAN
belt es iib oarurt, Oh 6er 8rGiioent Die
8lan0@8ta untersei6nen ptro D0er niebt.
Die Sreunbe Der 8orlage ieben es ais Elm
Deiteres ginitiges 3eicben fir tbte 6oftz
n1ngen an, OaB 6err Glebelano mach 8ailiz
rung Der Sill i'm Senat et1e LANCE COME
rer5 nit 6errn Blatb bate uno eS lit Elm
peiteres 3ei6en fit bic l1nenti6ieoenbeit
Des PrGitOenten, DaB it4 Sic @egner u16
namentltcb, 6aB iid Die Stem Oorfer Wau>
~itreetz unb ionittge 80rienleute 3u gau3
auBergetuObnLi9er Qlnitrengungen aufz
raffen. S9re 9eputaticnen belogern Das
@eiBe 6aus unb ibre 8rtcfe fiuen Die
8OitiG6e, tuelbe BORT o6geliefert tper6en.
Otes tpiroe r1ibt Der Sau letlt, ipenn 9iez
1entgen 9tebt bitten, Del6e be6aupten, Der
.8rGitoent miirbe bic Bill l1nter allen Inn
1tdnoen Detiren. gSaQitreet bat ie6r tiich>
ttge Ngenten bier unb tpeiB ungefGbr, ipoz
ber Der Stn6 blGit. 9lber eS lit 1ebr leiht
mOgli6, baB bic 6erren in ibrem Gifer su
tpett 9eben unb serabe bas @egent6eil bon
Dem e~r5ieIen, tpas tie be3pefen. @inselne
tbrer &u~nOgebungen un6 6dnbLungen
tonnten 1eoen YrGit6enten un6 namentlih
0errn @lepelano neranlaiien, iicb Bic
Settrung Der 8orlage mebr ais 5peimal su
itberlegen. Cine @ruppe Der 80rIianer
bat tbm erflGrt, fte bdtten bie icbneue
ll~nterbrtngung Der 8onb7Qnlei6e nur be-
tpertitcaigt neil tie s~laubten, ba6ur9 Die
Nntt>S iLberzB oIittf Ser Communication
gu unterltllben, cine an6ere bat ibn1 qez
i6rieben, OaB tie i'm mn eefp6bLt
bitten, neil ie 8ertrnuen orf feline Sal
tun9 III Der 8GbrungSfrage batten. @roBe
8anf6Guier in Stem gorf, BON Oenen man
peiB, baB tie genug @olb in a6ren @ep0lz
ben ltegen baben, 5o9en groBe Summen
CUR 9edltng internattonaer 8ilansen aus
Dem S9abamt, III Der offenbaren 46fibt
Der Nomtniitration cine Warnun9 SIT geben,
nelbe neue S6tpierigfeiten in Ser 8a6s
rung elmer genii9enben @olbre1erne entz
iteben tpiir6en, fats Der BrGiibent itc6
ytniel6pa6" in 8e5ug ouf bic 8lanobiQ
sei9en iOute. 9teie 6erren baben 6ur6
ihr btctatori16es 8orge6eu ben Stlberz
Qcuten oas bette WtateriaL an Die 6ano gez
geben, nm gu bepeiien-iotpeit 8eipeiie in
pOlitii6en &dmpfen nOt6ig iin6-6aB Glez
pelan6 ais bas Werfseug Der v@OlofGfer"
BON @aaftreet gepdbIt wor6en lei uno
ipenn er 6te 8ta Oetirt, pirben ibre 8riefe
unb @teuBerun9en ais Der bette 8epeis
bafiir aufgefii6rt perben fOn1en, baB bies
nnter ben 9ictaten Der 0@olbfdfer" 9ez
16a6. Sir 6errn &lebeLanb iopobl wie
fir ben Sliigel Der bemofratii6en gartet,
melben er borne5mlib r%eprGientirt, baben
6ieie iibereifrtgen @aIftreet59eute eS gu
elmer pobL su iIberIegenben politIlben
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

Sn, Trantreih fol9t alto Ser 6ammel ser
6cerOe, unD nicbt Die 6eerOe Dem Sammel.
GbGte er bieS nibt, Oann milrDen iicb Die
.S9afe in gS0Ife pcrlpanoeln un0 Sen SAM
mel serreiBen. 9enn ntcbtS nimmt mar in
Sranfreic6 10 libel, ais penn @tner
fliigcr iein min ais Die 9lnoern, tpGbrenb in
Oeutfcblan6 INNER = Sober fliQer leilt
ipiQ ais Die Nnoern!"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

Ser berabmte SAT- 6egelmaier in Seils
bronn ioa nun enbIib bOcb CUR @rIe6i9ung
fommen. Die Offentlibe 8~erbon0lung
Oor benz 0iS3ipIinarbOf fir @emeinbez
bcamte lift auf ben %. Npril unb sic folz
genOen Sage anberaumt. 9te Srage Ser
3urebnun9sfdbi9teit tpirb noamaIs aufz
getporfen perben, tpesbalb Sbermeot3ta
nalratb Or. 2anOenber9er bon Stuttgart
unb @eb. &atb 81. S9ile bon SQenau
ais SabOcritdnoi8e gelaOen tperOen. @e9en
bas betannte @uta6tcn Oes Or. S9ule
miro elm 6ritter Sa9ucritdnbiger berufen.
S6iile, bieier beribmte babil6e Srrenar5t,
bon pelcbem 6egelmaier mcDrerc 8Oben
beobacbtet wuroe, ertldrt i'm fir geiittg
eeiuno, wG6ren6 Qan6enbcr9er Oas @egens
tbeil bebalptet. Ser 9is3iplinarbof miro
entlcbei6en, Oh 6egelmaier bas Seilbronner
SberbIrgermetiteramt, BON benz CT Iuspel@
Dirt lift, piebcr antreten fam uno bart o0er
ni9t. Die Offentlt6e Meinung ret9t lIcD
benz @erfolgten 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

Ser braOe 6emotratifbe Senate
IS almer bon Suinois miro iebt BON
Stlberbldttcrn ongefauen, neil ct, cams i'm
@tntlon9e nit ieinen friiberen Nbitinmul1>
9eu, ge8en oaS neuelte 8lanb'idc Wta6@
tperf, Die Sci9niOragez8tu, geitilnmt bat.
Sic ia9en, 8almer babe Die ocmotrattI6e
NationaIplattform icbn0O perlebt. @ber
ipie 10 benn? Die bemofratiibe National7
platform Derlangt Nufrecbtbaltung oes
@lei6ipertbeS BON @ol6 unb Stfber. l1no
UNI 6teie Qufrecbt6altung gu ermogli9en,
~itreitet 8alr1er ge9en aQe WtaBnabmen,
Die bas Silber nocb mebr entipertben uno
enblicb bieieS 2anb aui BEN 6un6 Der eins
facben StlbertpGbrung bringen pir6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
Bride 0ebeilt.

S9S oerbenerte eIaftilde gru6bauo. Sas etu,ioe
SInpoeno pel1es man Sag unS gta9t nit geouemiPigs..
tsIl ira9sn lam, letit Iiber jeoen Sru6. geutIhes Ge.
1ga1Io % &tSatolp9e Irei angelolot, Sntprpneb Gioftic s run
20, S2z SrooSpap, @Gs H. Ctr, Nsp Aort. 25niSnB
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26

enolib bteieS 2ano auf ben 6un6 ber eins
tadben S~tlbertpdbrung brineen piirben.
Dem g o # III / # er BON G6tcago
tptbmet Der y@tncinnati Golfs@
treunb" folge1oe fir einen 2eibenSen
tpirflib erfreuIi9e 3eiLen:
pPoitneiiter SEEING bon Gbtcago lit
ltcber Elm Wann BON ecbtem S6rot uno
&ort. Qm Nbenb bra6 err ieinen linfen
Nrlt, tnoem ct auf Dem Srottotr aus8litt.
Gr berbrocbte cine i6laflole Gs6t, lteB crit
am ndcbiten Wtor9en BEN Qlr3t bolen. Der
Den 1lotbtpenotgcn 8erbanb anle9te, unO
troBoem mar CT sur gelp06nlt6en Stunoe
I'M YoltgebGIoe ul6 blieb bort ben gan3en
Sag, bis gum Nbeno, nm ietnen NmtSz
pHtcbten ob3ultegen. gStr tpitnl6en tbmt
balotge MISUNDERSTANDING"
Srau WdrD 6emingtpaD in Bottom bat
oafiir gelOrgt, baB ibre 9ebenSarbeit alh
nob na6 tbrem So0e geraume 3eit fort@
9eleBt miro. Sic bat teitamentarti6 be-
1ttnmt, 0aB Der %geiarnmte Geinertrag tbres
auf SIS, 600, 900 geicbGbten 8erm0genS auf
tunt5eDn Sabre btnauS our Soroerung Der
-nac6benannten 9inge pertpenoet meroe:
SNlSh UtN OUh wv USSUllltCIS VtGtCDuItSo~
arbett in Bottom unb ln1ge9enb, 3tpeitenS
Die nit benz OBJ 90 utb Mecting 6ouie
Derbu1bcne biftoriibe un6 @r3iebungsz
Nrbeit; brittenS baS Stubium amerifantz
lcher MISUNDERSTANDING. QuBerbem bat
tie benz untcr tbrer 8eibiilfe gsgriinbcten
6a1npton@ Snititut in 8trginien etne
iebr ipertbOoue Sarm IN Maalia9uletts per7
mabt.
@1io in Omaba lit man elmer TaG16z
miin3erbanbe auf Bic Spur, tpelcbe cine
babe WtiQion mebr o6er meniger =
Silber>9 olarsitife in Sic gSeIt gelebt
bat. gu pertpun6ern lit bic Sacbe tpabrz
Licb nicbt, btelme6r lit eS eritaunLi6, OaB
nicbt i6on frii6er 2eute Der 0erfu9ung err
legen iin6, l1ncle Sam in baS eintrG9lidM
9oQarprG9un9S9eibdft gu pfuic6en. Sin
@er6ienit BON bunbert 8roseut lit gar 81
oerfii6rertl6, nicbt nur in bielen ihIecbten
3eiten, ionbern gu ieber 3eit. l1nb tpenn
Uncle Sam nun bte in 6teielm Sale fGlibz
LID |io9enannten' Sali6miin3er nirflidb
beim Nidel friegt, mas fam er ia9en,
nenn ite tbm 5urufen: @ie eebt's Sol
lege!? DEM l1ncle Sam lit audi etr
Sali6mIinSer, tpenn ct fir so Gents Stlz
Der ntmmt, unb nadbbem er ietnen Stemz
pei 6arauf gebritdt bat, iagt: 0as lit Elm
Dollar, mertb 100 Gents! Sic suten
0eute in Omaha itn6 feline SaIi6miin3er,
ite itnb nur praftti6e SilberfreiprG9ler.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
@rtef an bic pSGItuOts @taats5ettung'
aus Der StunOesDampttaSt+

9an9en rn6 8an9en wegen ser SlonO>StG. - I'M
~9ebDrige 8eeinfuiun9s : geriu6e. - 9ie
u@rmee Der unbei9Gftiaten".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-03-26
9 4 8 p E ( | E,


@tiaratte (terDSfes &OpfWeb), Der,
Sprbener Wtageat, 8aGt8feif bers
ntieSen, 1ttS Gas, &poS atea4t ist.
TRACT iettte edbreaSeM GtNeniG,affctt
s,tr Gr8&ttstaatg Der matiirlta,en @bs
1tmbttm9 oeS &0rperS BET.
e@- Man 9ebe oui noditebeube Symphonic, bic Gpr.
gen BON &rarfbett Der ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @3t:
0ertDpfung, lnnere 90morr6piben, 8iutiberfii1lnnn 6es
@ebirns ober Sopfes, Mtagenidure, uebeIfeit, goS6ren.
men, slbnet9ung 9e9en bos @Tien, 9eiubi poaem o6er
l9lpelen Nta9enS, ianreS @uftoBen, gtnfen pber
99lpanten 6es @ersens, @urg= ober @rifidnnas=gm.
%pftubnn9 IN %lie9enher Steaung, blDoeS Seheu sSiigmmeru
non Putftet1 Deer @eipinnIteu ppr ben Qroeen' sTteber
uno onnlp[er S3mer5, i'm 8opf, i1lpode Sautoltts0ln.
iilH y, 9e ar,,, pau 2,l,t. un9 SelIbDeit Oes MeiBen I'M auan
lun9en uno grenn9efiibl in ben Wtusfeln'
Sln $9or DOZEN bon WaotoaN's 9iuem beieitiqen
ane III Sprpepenoen on9eTibrten unOrbuuneen.
Su babcn.
g5aI lane ti1 bpm Or. Naomab & Gou,b.. SIR.
81 aSatteH Str.' 9telp Dorf, elm BUD nit Ratbidldeen
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-11-14
This is truly Republican year, as
the results of election evidence.
The Toledo Weekly Blade

Of the now nearly twenty thousand
regular publications in the United
States, there are but two or three
weekly newspapers published for gen
eral circulation in every state and ter
ritory, and of these the Toledo
Blade is the best and most popular.
It is the oldest, best known, and has
the largest circulation. For more
than twenty-five years it has been a
regular visitor to all portions of the
United States, and it is we'll known at
every one of the sixty thousand odd
post Office of the country. 1t is made
expressly for family reading. 1t
gives the entire news of the world
each week, in such condensed form as
will save reading scores of pages of
daily papers to get less information.
Republican in politics, temperance in
principle, always on the side of JUS
tlce and right, 1t IS. just the paper for
the rising generation, and great ed
ucator for the whole family. Serial
stories, wit and humor, short stories,
household department, question bu-
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Sunday school and young folks are
few of the many prominent features
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The Weekly Blade is a very large
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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-11-14
NanoIeon,s Mother.

Napoleon's mother was q Roman ma
iron both in appearance and by the
Ioftiness of her character. Prosperity
had no more dazzled her than bad for
tune had cast her down, Her parsimony
had been TESTED about, but her children
always found her ready to help them
with her private fortune. When the en-
peror was at st. r lena, his mother sent
him full account OF her fortune and
begged him to dispose Of whatever be-
longed to her, an offer which Napoleon
did not accept.
When somebody pointed out to her,
at the time when she thus offered her
property to her son. that she was reduc-
ing herself to indulgence in this way,
"What does it natter" she answered.
"When l shall have nothing more, will
take my stick, and I will go about beg
ging aims for Napoleon's mother. -
Meneval's Memoirs of Napoleon. =
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-11-14
Seeking a Painless separation.

do you give gas here2" asked a
wild looking man who rushed into
a dentists Office on Clark street yes
terday morning.
I'VE do" replied the dentist.
Does it put a fellow to sleeps"
"It does"
Sound asleep, SO yon can't wake
him up9"
Eyes"
"You could break his jaw or
gouge out his eye. and he wouldn't
feel it2"
HE would know nothing of it. "
How long does it make him stay
asleep2"
THE physical insensibility pro
duced by inhaling the gas lasts one
minute or little less"
II guess that's long enough. Got
it all ready for fellow to takeg
Eyes. Take seat in this chair
and show me your TOOTH"
Tooth nothingl'' said the excited
caller, beginning rapidly to remove
his coat and vest Il want you to
pull porous plaster off my back. -
Chicago Tribune.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-11-14
In Probate Court.

State Of Minnesota, County Of Steven /,
- III Probate Court, General Term, Octo-
Der ~, lA9i
In the matter of the estate Of Theodore
u Elliott, dec 9ased.
Whereas, An instrument in writing.
purportlng TO be authenticated copy of the
inst will and testament OF Theodore b.
Elliott, deceased, late OF Milwaukee, Wis
cousin las been delivered To this court;
And whereas, Frank NJ. Shaw OF ilirne-
apolts, Minnesota, has hled Herewith his
petition, representing among other fhings
that said Theodore Is. Elliott died III Nit
waukee, Wisconsin, on the first day of
january A. ID. 1903, testate, aud that said
petitioner is an at oriley ~ law and attor-
ney for tine heirs OF said Theodore b. Eli
oft, deceased, and praying that said i'm
strument may be admitted 10 probate and
that letters of administration with the
viii annexed be to him issued thereon;
1t is ordered, that the proofs of said in
strument, and the SAID petition be heard
before this court at the probate office in
said county, on the third day OF Deem
Der \. ID. lo9l, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, when all persons interested may
appear Tor, or contest tile probate of said
Instrument;
And it is further oTEercd, that notice Of
the time aud place oil said hearing be Civ
en- to all persons interested by Publishing
this order once in each week. for three
successive weeks DtIoI To said day of hear
ing, in the NORRIS TRIBUNE, weekly
newspaper printed and Published at 44or-
r1s, ninn III said county.
Dated al morris, nlinn., the 29i II day of
October a, -. 1884.
by the Court:
lSeall GEO. Is. DARLING,
Judge OF Probate.
KTTCHEL, COHEN IL SHAW,
attorneys fpr Petitioner.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-11-14
PENNSYLVANIA.
The Keystone State Rolls Up Republican
Majority of 212. OOn

The Keystone State Rolls Up Republican
Majority of 212,OOo.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. p Returns
from the entire state give Hastings ap
estimated plurality of 212,864. the
greatest Republican majority ever
achieved in this state. In 1892 Har-
rison's plurality in Pennsylvania was
63,747 and Hastings gain over this
vote is 148,917. Complete returns will
undoubtedly swell Hastings plurality
above 100000, as many Of the cores,
pondents were very conservative in
their estimates. Not one county in the
state showed a Democratic gain. Re
turns were necessarily late because Of
the heavy vote polIed.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-11-14
School Report.

At the last regular meeting OF the
board of education resolution was
adopted that hereafter no pugils we're
10 be admitted to the first grade Of
our schools except during the first
wet k of school in the months of Sep
tember and April. A large amount
of trouble will thereby be saved our
primary teachers, as much confusion
has been caused by the entrance OF
the little ones at different times in the
year
Owing to the crowded condition OF
the primary departments the rule
adopted in 1890, that no pupil under
six years of age should be admitted
to the schools, will be enforced. This
is better for the pupil as well as for
the school. A child under six years
of age is not sufficiently matured
mentally for any lasting impression
to be made by the teachers.
All those desireous of entering the
school are requested to report at the
superintendent Office in the West
Side building on the Monday morn
ing of the week they intend to enter.
All patrons are cordially invited to
visit us. The West Side building is
not yet completed although the rooms
are being used. Visitors are an in
spiration tc the teachers and it is
hoped that every patron of the dis
trict will visit all departments at
least once this year.
GENERAL.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-11-14

We have read Of newspaper hus-
tier who claimed he could write a
poem, discuss the tariff, umpire a ball
game, report weddidg, describe a
fire so that the readers would shed
their wraps, make a dollar pay a
months board, abuse the liquor hab-
it, test whiskey, attack free silver,
wear diamonds, invent advertise
ments, praise babies, fight to finish,
set type, raise hogs, sweep his own
office, speak at prayer meeting, and
sing bass, but we have never heard
of one yet, who could make success
of collecting old subscriptions. ---Pris-
on Mirror
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-11-14

A woman living in Madison, N. j..
has taken out patent for an i'm
provement in envelopes. BY her In
vention, a small device of any shape
can be printed on the under side Of
the flap of the gummed envelope in a
sensitive fluid, stable when dry, but
which will spread on the application
of steam or moisture, thereby show
ing that the letter has been tempered
with. The government recently In
vited inventors to submit their ideas
on this subject.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-11-14

The great Republican victories oV-
er the Democrats and Populists is
but further evidence of the fact that,
while political party may fool part
of the people all of the time, or all
of the people a part of the time, it
cannot fool all of the people all of the
time. The American people, as a
nation, are intelligent in the exercise
of their rights as voters, and when a
fair expression is taken by the ballot,
right finally and powerfully prevails
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1894-11-14

The post Office department has re-
Gently made five hundred sets of fac
smile stamps for distribution among
members of Congress and other high
officials. Each set includes speci-
mems of all the issues, from the earli-
est to the latest. They are printed
on thin cardboard, being intended
for curiosities and not for the pay
ment of postage. We can not see,
however, how this can prove of any
benefit to the people at large.