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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-19

The
Feminine
observer

Why is it that the tallest girls always
wear the smallest sailor hats?
For the moment the lilly has super
seded the violet in femanine affections.
Patient waiting means no loss
when the Office boy says it is the doctor.
There is nothing SO sickening as the
toadying of the poor man to the rich
one.
Why, oh why, will woman hazard
the combination shirt waist and lace
skirt?
A woman with perfectly adorable
better half calls him "the hub of the
universe"
Debts are about the only thing that
haven't spring feeling about them
these days.
False teeth to look absolutely perfect
must be fillsd-in other words, they
must be imperfect.
1t is not the person who makes the
greatest commotion in this world who
accomplishes the most.
The worst sort of insomnia is that
which never develops into sleepiness,
even when it is time to get up.
The man who preserves his patience
while accompanying his wife on q
shopping tour is we'll nigh angelic.
1t is very trying to have ones hus
band throw dust in your eyes, but yor
can stand it if it is gold dust.
The sense of being cared for by som,
one has more real comfort in it than
plethOric bank account
Many men will indignantly den,
that that they haye their price, yet the,
must admit that they have frequentl,
been sold.
The popular short cake seems to b
so named because it is long on III
white of egg and short ON the strawbor
ries.
Feathers adjusted in any fashio
save the one you would expect to Sc
them in mark the millinery keynote c
this season.
Some Of the sleeves and wristband
in the ready made shirt wais
look as though they had been designe
for the fat lady In the museum.
The woman whose hat is adorne
simply with flowers and tulle wall
along with the proud CONSCIOUSNESS
that the blood of no feathered innocen
is on her head.
A soap which is said to be good {,
! the complexion will sell twice as rapit
ly as one which is recommended to 2
the dirt out of clothes with greater ca
' than any other Oh the market.
The caterpillar season is creaping {
apace, and the young woman wi
bravely announces that she is not afra
of mouse has to succumb to feelil
i of absolute terror at the thought
cantact with the loathsome furry pest
Do not praise TIVE highly the mi
who kisses his wife when he enters b
! home and also when lie leaves it.
n may be merely an evidence of the for
?, OF habit.
A man may not want to go to war L
= til he discovers how fatally becomil
the uniform is to his special type
beauty. Then nothing on earth ecu
keep him from responding to the bug
call.
A man in the car was telling he
good his doctor was. "Clever said b
well should say he was. The 9th
day called him in when had wallo
ed FIVE cents, and he made mo cough
two dollars
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-19

Dr.. Cady's Condition Powders, ar,
just what a horse needs when in b9e
condition. Tonic, blood purifier ant
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Price q
cents per package.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-19
letter, salt-Rheum and Eczema.

The intense itching and smarting, Incl
dent to these diseases, isinstantly allayeC
by applying Chamberlain Eye am
Skin Ointment Many very bad cast
have been permanently cured byit. ]
is equally efficient for itching piles an
favorite remedy for sore nipples
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bite
and chronic sore eyes. rs cts. per box
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1898-05-19
SCENIC ROUTE EAST,
ThrOuhg ''The Land of the Sky

ThrOuhg The Lana OF the SKY
The Southern Railway, in connection
with the N. @. & st. l.. Ry., and Penn.
r. r., operates daily through sleep.
ing car between Nashville, Tenn, and
New York, N. Y, via Chattanooga,
Knoxville and Asheville This line is
filled with the handsomest Pullman
Drawing Room Buffet Sleeping Cars,
and the east ooud schedule is as follows;
Leave Nashville 1910 p. m. leave Chat
tanocga 4:l0 u. M; Leave Knoxville
1928 a. m. Arrive Hot Springs II AS q.
IN. Arrives Asheville 1:15 p. m. Ar
rive Washington G:42 o. m; Arrive New
York 12:43 p. IN. This sleeping Cal
passes by daylight through the beauti
fut and picturesque mountain scenery
of East Tennessee and Western North
Carolina, along the French Broad
River. s second train leaves Nashville
daily at .3:30.p. M; leave Chattanooga
10: p. m. leave Knoxville 1;15 a. m
leave Hot Springs 400 a. m. Arrive a
Achevill $40 a. m. Arrive at Wishing
ington 9:35 p. M; Arrive at New YOrE
1923 a. IN. This train carries elegan
Pullman Sleeping car Chattanooga t.
Salisbury and Salisbury to New Yorl
without change.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-20
S.ariforp.

Sr. unb Sran Gbas. s. Mtaeh( er.
biel;en ON Gisnitas pom slapperitorC,
eillen tleinea Sun9en, Der ieiHes @lei=
den iu1t. -.
!6r. 6ris &Oelia. lu,lher tebte 8o8e
nad Soma reiite, ffSrt beute 8oRners
flag 5utitf.
0r. garl St5miano miro aud heute
{ (9onneritag) Dou ieinem 8eIu6 in
Giapton GouHtp, Soma, 5uriifertuartet;
fein SUbn SGrt bolt i'm IN Siour Sails
ab.
Gem 8esrdbniB Der 5rnu gEr. Maeb[
am testen 3onneriin9 ipphute Die gtad.
baribaIt aus lueitem ltmfretie BEL. Sic
airde uermp@te nidt ale SbeiiHebmer
5u fallen. gedSis S5ubrtuerfs fOl3ten
oem 9eibeama9en, ein 8epeis Der 2t1s
tlInS uno 2tebe, ipettbe bic @erItorbeue
I'M 2eben geno6. 9as sennue 9(lter
Der gntIdtaTenen, tuet6es mir leBte
@Utbe nidlt gebeu fonnten, mar 55 Sch.
re, 2 Wpnate llno % Gage. $5r. mo
6rau Gburotu Don MaOiiou, ioUie ibr
SObu Gegiitrar g.S. 99urotu BON
oorteu. nnbmen aud am 8egrd6niB
8beit. SSrau 9huyop lit cine gbme-
iter Der 8erItorbenen.
> Selt Der 8iHter eingeiebt 6at habt
SIR biureiheno Belt 8Idne su MAIDEN
fir Die gebiuoe, luelde SIR i'm 5riib.
iabr 81 baueu beabiidtigt, uHo luarum
lid ieet nt9t binIeBen uno einen lle6er.
I6lag bes n6t6i9en 8auhOIses MAIDEN
unb ibn 5u uns brin9en fir ein angebot
81 MAIDEN. oa mir jeBt gut .3eit baben
Der Sode uniere gnfnerfIamteit III
idenfen. Der flu9e Otann fault fem
BnHhDls Uor Oem GreisnuiTbfag i'm
Sriibiabr.
eSObn &. 8utbiG 2umber SO.
gmii9e 5rauenhdH6e ,.quilteten" nea
fi6 gtbenos bei g6as. 2iith's, beifen
GOhter ean5 beionbers intere6irt Ibien
on Der 2lrbeit. Gin Jnrmersiobn aus
Der llsrsegeno ion bas ridtts beuten
tDnusn.
8eiier ipGt als gar ni1t, tpollen mir
nod btrtdten, onB an &sibnadtsa5enb
6r. uno 5rau 6. 6. Mu6pm in ibrem
9aitliben Seim duf Der Sarm etiua 30
8dite nus Der @ahbarIbaft nit benz
8elten aus 6eto uno ssaB betuirtbeten.
Vile unterbielten ii6 ausseSeiduet.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-20
@liie s. SohIer.

2Im 3enuerItag leBter ggode itarb
bierislbit Grau gliie Sto6ler, Die 8ats
tin bes mOfl6efannten BARRIERS Sru.
9ouis Sober. sic ipalb am 5. Suli
I'M Sabre 1861 i'll Ebann I'M Sberetin6
aeborsn. sSbr Mdohenname mar Gliie
8eutb. eSm Sabre 1882 idtOB lie ben
ghebun6 nit Srn. Sober uno 1888 So9
Iie nit ibm nnh gmerifa unb 5tunr oi-
reft tnah Giour 5atIs, TOO iie ieither
ippbdten. Die &eritorbene iuar I6on
ieit bier eyabren tr1utlih, bis Der SOB
iie nun bon ihrsm nit arpBer @ebuto
getragenen Siebibum erlbits. Sic hiuz
tertdBt Den @atten hno cine I'M Seimat-
prte 56nnn iupbnenoe Gdipeiter. 8as
8egrdbniB fano am @anita0 8ornlitz
tag non Der tcth Sirde aus itatt; Die
6entide Dob 5eloms 2oae sob Der Ser
itorbenen oas Gbren9eleit.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-20

gilos Sasotas 2sercIni9te 2lrbeiter.
@roB 8rotofD0ant 9apin giebt etti1e
3a6len OIL iiber Den @ei9dftsgana Der
U. 81. Il. 8.s o6er pereinigte arbeiteFz
2oge in GiiO 9afOta. Die @einmnlt.
Sabt Der i'm perflofeuen Sabre auage
itelltea Mitsliebs. Certificate belduft iid
anf a,oo2. Guipenoirt tpurben 525
Mtt9fieber, iuabren6 318 trie6er ols
9utitebenoe MlitslieOer aufsenOmmen
ipnrben. 3.un iino aus Der 2oge a.is !.
setreten uno So iinO geforbeu, bteibt
bemnab cine refine Bunabme bon / ,750
8it9liehern. Die sr6bte Suuabme poll
ir9eab einem Mionat bat Der 8esembet
81 perSeidhnen, 1T tUetdem 974 iteue
gyiitgtieSer bil6ueeItiet lpurben. Bon
bieIer 3aBl Utrfdlt Der gt6ste 8rb1.
tbeil auf Die Sasper 9oge in Girur
Sale, luefde 277 neiie Mitgtieoer anf.
nabm, lrdbrenb Der 2oge in 9tbetbeen
25l beitrater. Die 2oge in 8roUfings
osrmeBrte iid I'M gennrnter Monat I'M
81 Mitglieoer, Die in gsatertolpn I'M
AZ, @ettDsburg 25, 9tstfieto 22, Wit.
def "a. Die @eIammtmitgtie0ihaft
I'M gtaate betauit iid9 iebt auf 9.124
ltno Die 3aDf Der 9c9en bat l7G erreibt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-20
(Jtus Seu, TorSitsrr 81 GrpIie, gsis:)
@lerefin Maalaert.

SIN SaHie i6rer gpdbter, ssrau 8ri=
9itia &idter ii Bangor, no iie felt ben
lebten 5 bis 6 sSabren lebte, ltarb am
4. b. M. i'm boben gttter bon 81 Sab.
rem, ianIt na6 irie6ii9 Srau Ehereiia
&nnert, Satin unieres alien 5renHoss
5lOriaH 8nnert. 9as 8e9rdbnis iano
an 9onnerlta9 i'll Bangor itatt. gs
tuiSmcten ibr ont @irabe Sor. 6. &5bler
einen pott SerSeu tommenben uno 81
6erSen gehenoen No6rlf, nnb Die San
ger Der oGcncoroia" er9reifenbe Grau.
|erlieDer.
3ie 8eltorbene iuar cine uuieret
tan9idbrisIten gtnIieblerinnen, uab its
9irterldbt nuBer ibrem greiien @atter
rte SODne Srant &uRert bon stouy
6als, giib 9afota, sos. ilno gtuguit
3anert i'll Der Gbipmlinf gOOteD. Iotuie
.tie 9p6ter Grau 8rigitta gfidter in
Bangor; ferner einise 32 gnEef Rno 20
llreRfel. gluBer Der Geuannten nareu
5r. @en5et gdneiber, gbluteserIObn
Der 8eritorbenen, uebit 5obter Mirna
BON 2I.ina sum 8cgrdbniHe anipeleno.
@e6oren iporO 5rau &unert 81 %:
berl, 9eutihbbDmen in 9siterreih, i'm
2tuguIt 1878. gliit ibrem Iie it6erte.
benpen Gatten pertebie lie G7 Sabre in
gliidlider G6e. @t6ae Der brlpeH belt.
iben 8ioniers 8iirgertn i,ab etnent
9eben ihbner uno treuer Sfidterfill=
lung, uno Die i1r Elm liebepolles Nnoenz
fen li9ert Die @rOe Iei9t iein.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-20
DIR. j. G. McI1 EE,
slrst nno Gbirurs.
Gffice ne6en gaun0t's aateu.
6artforo g. $.
9iaepIn Gountn.


5roH s.. @abel mar iuibren6 Der leb.
Ten Bo6e beim g1pie9erIobn $50. Sars
per nnhe Wontroie 81 8elu6. Sic febrs
te am MDntag suriit.
Sas milbe 8etter lit iebr gut fiir bic
Sarrttr. Do Iie piet Suttrr pHO 5euer.
uHa babel iparen.
R. @erfen uno 5anilie BON 9ennor
iparert an Gonneritng BEL i6rer Softer
5ran R !6eeren bier sn 8ejut1.
Siirsen SteUer IieB .ii9 einen SOlle
blnt 8urbam 8uaeri iet6en, uelfer nur
6 Ronate oft 1T un0 frbon 700 giuno
ipiegt ;oGs 9bier lit s. SsuB lang. ga
fontmt unier Dafota. 8ltb nlcbt nit anf.
9ebte @ode tuurOe bic alie 9trde
uon ben 6armern Der llmgegeuo na5
Sea transportirt, sSSn Der IebteH @es
Notwithstanding tuuroe beicbfoIien,
Die alte Stride in ein 8farrbaus umbaus
ell ilno einen nelIet glnbau uon Ia BEL
20 Su6 Onran bauen su laIIen. 81.
S6mi0t beiprgt Die &tlerar6eit un0
6ermann @riinbef lit BaumeiIter.
Infer gonitabler u. 6. Gamibt lit
bieIer Tage iebr beiddftigt, ,oa 6. 8tnnfe
unb $. Berbea in Gtgeittgfeiten geries
tgen uHh Der @ritere Den 2ebteren BET
unIerem 6rieoensridter Sermann Sod
oertta9te Beroea luur6e 81 SIS 8uBe
uno 3ablung Der Soften perur.6eilt
8nrauf fubr Sr. 8lnnfe fpieber sum
5rteoensribter unb oeytla9te ten 8erz
pea mod peiter fir $75 SdaSensriaB.
H.. ..... ..... .-s gor.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-20
= Ssanipts Gomnts,.
5crmer, II. seSanuar 1898

Scrmer, II. Sauuar 1898.
8sim sSobn Gbi[t febrte Der 5tor6
nit einem orallen 0sdobsn ein. g8ir
ara ulirsn!
S. S. S6mibt bait Elm nenes gSobns
bans / ! Wetlen n6roti6 pon 5armer.
Sr. uno Srau 3. Grier fehrten BON
ibrer &eiie gum 8e9rdbniB in 9t(ton,
Sa., suriif.
Die 6erreu gaiplr 2iepenuno goam
Sermann ma6ten cine GeithGItsreiie
mad MitdelI.
Sr. guen3 fam bon Dubuque, eSglua,
I'M iib BON 9r. 9roeger drStli1 inter
indel 5u Iaiien. &r. GpeHs 1T Der
SalUa9er BON Wt 6ngmeier III alton,
sSpiUa.
llnier neuer Giienuaarenbdn6ler
eSDbn Got bat leinen 9aoen am II.
Sanuur er0ffnet un6 er iUinfAt, bns
nlle 3eutideH bel Tim uprIpreden.
6r. S. 8. S9miot, infer SSrIbtfdis
fer uon Der Sarmers gleontpr gompa.
M, BAT ppn Der ftantliden giienbabns
cOmmiiFon Elm 5breiben erbalten, iuoz
rim angemeloet iit, oaB 5armer big gum
4. Suti 1898 Elm 5tntiongseb6uoe err
balten iolI 9as lUdre iebr iuiinIbenss
tuertb unb ein 9ru6er gprtbeil fiir uns
| Tern 8las. Cor
gtlernn6rin.
s. g. @liIen BAT lebte gEr6e iein
Gis6aus 9efiilIt.
Sermann 8reoId iit mad 8arabDp,
8is., 9ereiit, mo er ben 8inter ilber gu
bleiben 9eoenft.
S. &C. &aDier uno Sohn Gbret lino
BON ibrer 8eluhsreiIe na1 Dubuque,
Sa., Suriid9etshrt.
Die Ramilie oOn 6rn. Sos. glfert
lit siemlid ftbllmm nit &ranfbeit beim=
geiubt. 2eBte @ohe laeen brei Mit-
glieoer Der Samilie, Srau @lfert uno
5luei &iaber Oil GDpbas. .Iataria bar
nieber.
Ger Gtabtratb bnt in Der lebten Giz.
bung bic @benbatpde SroiunnS at9ee
nommen nno pniiirt. 9as Marimuma
! glitter Der Ruter bieIem @eIeB ftebenoen
ainber nuroe auf Is Sabre feitseIebt
unb Die 3eit auf s ubr tpdbrenb Der
@intermonate nno 9 ll6r iudbren6 Der
Commemorate. Die Srbinans cat
glnmenouns auf Mabhen iOtpObl als
&naben unb ba6en iie iih, iuenns
@l6dtein I'm 9enannte Belt 2benbs lduz
tet, ins Glternbaus Sa begeber.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-20

6r. $. 6. Gutrato plant Sic Gr.
ridtuug elmer Creamery an 9turoenoe
Der Stabt.
g9ie mir h0ren, iuir6 Sr. Carl
gdrpeber bon @laptOn GOuntD, Soma.
baio Su ben Wud0fu's bier Su Beiu9
fommeH.
Sr. 6. 6. MuhoD ididte isiuem
gdpager SOB. Mufotu il, GrOB @bbs
rem in Meflenburgs ghmerin ietae Bbn:
toarapbie uno i6rieh ibm, bnS er ibn in
1900 beiu6en lueroe.
Gin ansluarti9es 8tatt min ipiIs
fen, bnB sic 8ittne oes sSobn We8on.
alb ben Gilbert Gilman auf $4,000
GdaoenerlnB oerflast babe, fir oas
2eben ibres Monnes.
Senrp arier bon Sarmer, tuslber
ldn9ere 3eit in Der llm9e9eno BON Bar
fer unb genteeoille ar6eitete, fam am
Gomitag .. B. nad Siour Sails Sl
8eiud bel Der 6amitie 9tic Soman.
Serr &aitur Sc. esa6r iareibt uns
pon Snll, Soma, ibm Die ,.9abridten"
big auf @elteres oortbin 81 ienoen, oa
er nidt mehr IN 2ennOT wobne. @obin
aud iein 8eruf Srn. Sabr fiibrer mag,
luiiniben mir tbm dies @ute. benn mir
ba6en TIM nls eineu be9abten uno luo6ls
meinenSen iuuaen Mann tuertbSd)dben
9elerat.
Sir 5000 lenben mir Elm 9saar IN.
ierer sdt falbleoernen Wdnnerldube an
ir9enb cine sloreiie, GgpreStoiten be-
Sahlt. y9enn Sbr nidt ii6er5eust ieio.
0as es oas bette 8aarS2.0O G4ube nuf
benz Mdrtt lit, banH i1ift iie auf uns
Isre Soften Suriid.
9loreTe: 9be Other S6oe Store.
SiUng Sails, 9. ..
Srau @. 2epin9er benirtbete in
ibrem i6bnen Seim an Gib. .Gummit
slucnue om Sonneritaa b. gs. fOlaenoe
8amen NIT MOffa uno feinften DELTA
teIIen: Srauen 8efer, 6reeie, s. M.
SreeIe, 5pibnaget, Rbobe. &reiier.
Sanie. Steiner bon Chicago, SRI Brandt
unO BREEDER uno Die sluei SRI, Sdreiber
bon Miltuaufee.
80 Ma6 austparts bnben mir alien
8enen. tpelde su einem 9rdmienfafenber
ober 8uh bere6tiat lulren, iolbe rer
8oF 5useianbt. gOute irgeno Semano
abericben tpDrben Iein, 10 bitten mir I'M
8ena9ri6tiguug. 9lle @bpnnenten. Die
Die Seituns I'M bieiisen 8oitomt erbals
ten, iinb freunblidit eriuht, ben &atea.
Der, iofern iie oasu beredti8t iino uHh
nod feinen gebolt babea. in unierer
Office 81 bOlen
Ser gtiitun9ss8all bes @erma.
nin 8ereins ON Dienitag 4benb reihl
| iih tuiirbig ben friiberen tlnterbaltnngen
bes 8ereins an. Sie 8etbeiliauns mar
iuoblbeIrieoigeno nno bic 3dn5er ners
lfi9ern. gang ID flOtt lei ielien 5u0orge.
taust iporDen. 9a eilt ausipdrtiger
Steiner, Der ftp fir ben N6en0 erbniert
bate. au ipdt tpieoer ablaste, fehfte cine
Iei5entli6e SrItreSe, bo6 bier Sr. SOan
9entel eine furSe 9lniprndle. in tuelber
er an sic @riinbung oe8 @ereins Dor is
Snbren erinnerte uno feiner Germun-
Iosruug, baS BON ben Rp1 in Der Gtnbt
potnenoen @riinoern fsiner ai6er ihm
aniueIenb mar, redt idarfeu slusbrud
! Qab.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-20

sTseaE MOST remarkable cures On
y record have been accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. It is unequalled
for all BLOOD DISEASES
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-20

Or. 81. 3etIis, oeutIdliprstbcuoer
arSt, 8an Cps glod, SAILS, g. 3.
(glud ieben Morsen uul neun llbr i'm
5iOur Balls Spipital 81 treffea.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-20

Sr. CIR. Masbl oon 6attf9r6 te=
ludie unfaass Der 8ohe ieinen 8rus
Der sO6ann, iuel9r bier, ipie bereits
lekte @pd)e berithtet, bel ietner gc6ter
5rau Getnbuto g9ert franf oarniroer
tie9t 9erielbe befinoet lid MN aRi
benz @ege Der BefeIung.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-11-26
The Thanksgiving Services.

The union Thanksgiving services at
the M. E. church on Thursday were
enjoyable for those who attended.
Except that the Rev. Mr.. Archer was
unable to be present, the program
was carried through to the letter.
The music by the choir was fine,
showing the result of much anxious
effort. The sermon was forceful and
broad, as though the result of much
thought. The pastor took for his
text the III psalm. He spoke Of
the day and Of what we have to be
thankful for; notably in the case OF
our army and navy in their war for
humanity; of the evils to be put down;
of the new responsibilities which this
country and the Anglo-Saxon race
are assuming and Of the need for de
vine guidance in all these things.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-11-26
ROBBED IN A SALOON
And HOMESTEAD & Nelson rlust Show
Why Their License Should Hold.


Why Their License Should Hold.
Last Saturday three confederate
OF the gambling variety succeeded il
relieving Ole Swanson, a transient, o
$ll5 and Max Trantow of $40. The
affair took place in HOMESTEAD & Mel
sons saloon at about noon. The
gamblers had worked themselves into
the good graces of Swanson by buy
ing bottle beer of little better grade
than he was wont to indulge in. They
were all playing cards and tried to
get Swanson to put up some money.
This he would not do, but he was
prevailed upon to lend one of the
men $40 When he pulled out his
roll to deliver the ten, another of tho
gamblers grabbed the whole amout
OF Sl25.
just at this stage of the game, a
confederate stepped in and imperson-
ated a policeman and
claimed he would arrest the
whole crowd for gambling. He then
took the posse under his charge os-
tensibly for the purpose of seeing
them out of town on the evening
trains. Ten dollars was then Dor
rowed from Max Trantow TO allow
Swanson to get out of town.
During the afternoon, the men
were driven out of town by Robert
Ross and there kept until evening.
The police were notified of the affair
rather late in the day but were unable
to apprehend the guilty parties. 1t
is thought that they were in town
again at night but they did not take
the night trains and must have walked
out of the town the second time.
Ross was arrested for his connection
with the affair but at the hearing
Monday nothing could be proved
against him and he was discharged.
Swanson left town the middle of the
week after having given tothe auth
critics all the evidence he could.
HOMESTEAD & Nelson, the proprietors
of the saloon in which the gambling
took place, have been ordered before
the council to show cause why their
license should not be revoked. Their
hearing will be on December lst.,
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FowIer's Whistle.

The sensation of the week is the
new steam whistle at the electric light
station. It blows the time for the
workirg hours, curfew, shutting off of
circuits, and enough between times to
make sure it is not out Of repair. Its
musical capabilities are wonderful,
for it can run the greater part of ten
octaves and not miss a discordant
note.
The whistle will, however, really be
of much value. The sounding of the
working hours is a great convenience,
and in case of fire, the whistle will be
heard very much farther than the
present fire bell is able " carry.
Mr.. Fowler's large gasoline engine,
one Of the largest made. is to run an
electric light plant at Watertown, S.
D. 1t has a good record of supplying
power for the plant here for year
and half without ever hitch or a
stop.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-11-26
Killed at Granite City, Ill.

Mr.. j. King, of Donnelly, informs.
US that he he has received from the
coroner of Madison County Illinois, a
letter stating that George Wilson, a
young man who has boon in Kings
employ, was killed on Nov. 18th at
Granite City, Ill.,. while crossing the
tracks of the G. IA. Ry.
The only means of identity upon
the person was letter addressed in
the care of J.Kling. The coroner there
fore wrote Mr.. King at Donnelly for
urthur information Unluckily Mr..
King knows very little of the young
mans connections. The remains
were buried in the Odd Fellows GEM
itery at Nameoki Ill.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-11-26
TRAINING CITIZENS.
A Practical Line of Work Taken Up
by Professor Ross.

/ ACA~SSNA -
AS the old regime of the''Three Rs
disappears from school education
the value of the training of the youth
of our country comes to rest more and
more upon the originality and indi-
Yiduality of the teachers. This be-
ing the case, Morris is especially fort
innate in having as the superintendent
of the education of its children, one
who is always on the alert for means
by which to train the boys and girls
for the duties and responsibilities of
business, social and political life,
which they must soon assume.
The efforts of Superintendent Ross
are just now being devoted along one
of the most sensible lines we
have heard of, namely, the training OF
the boys and girls of the High school
and upper grades, in the method of
voting by the Australian system. The
great difficulty which electors have
of marking the Australian ballots and
the many errors that are made is well
known. What Superintendent Ross
proposes is that children from the
public schools shall be instructed in
this system. And that is really be
ginning at the. right place.
He has therefore secured from
County Auditor Spur sufficient
number of official ballots together
with various tally sheets and other
blanks. On some convenient day, the
pupils will go through all the forms
of registration, election and counting
the votes.
We repeat that the plan deserves
the highest commentator and that
the superintendent is to be congratu-
lated for his interest and enterprise.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-11-26
Personal PICK-UPS.
Little Items Of Interest About Morris

Little Items of Interest About Morri,
People.
Waters Well was down from Her
man Sunday,
Chas. Hill spent Thanksgiving day
with his parents.
Ed. Nash, sheriff from Elbow Lake
was in town yesterday,
Ludwig Danielson came home from
st. Paul the first of the week.
Mrss. Annie Wells is home from
Litchfeld until next Tuesday.
Earl Smith, of Breckenridge, is
visiting Morris friends for few DAYS.
Thorwold Thomasson has been
home from New Paynesville since
Saturday.
D. A. Mcmillan was over to Sank
Center Thursday arranging wrest-
ling match.
Miss Josephine Matson was over
from Ortonville to spend Thanksgiv-
ng with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. McConville spent
Thanksgiving at Barry, where they
attended family reunion.
joe Stanley, who recently went to
Montana as a fireman for Jim Hill,
is now on the Browns Valley engine.
Mrs. F. A. Muller and son are ex-
pected to-day. Mr.. and Mrs. Mullen
will occupy there new house next
week.
Charles Watzke, of Black Earth,
Wis.,was visiting his brother, Mayor
Watzke, during the week. He was
accompanied by Edwin Watzke, the
mayors son by his first wife.
Rev. A. H. Tebbets returned from
Madison the first Of the week to per-
form the Kruger Kerl wedding,
Today he goes to Dawson, where
his candidacy for the church there is
viewed with much favor.