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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09
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rimmt leinen 9uten SDrtgang. Iud
einige StraBen in Der Gtaot perben
BET oieier @elegenbeit ii, be1ieren 8u>
itano beriebt, nm NnlhluB an Die
@DuntD=S traBen 3u MAIDEN.
Die 8Dbter DelitateIien &Um=
pagnie bat UNI einen ginbaltsbefebl
eeeen SC. 9, 8ono na9geludt, um
i'm oaoDn a~bsubalteft, elm @rDceries,
Sru1ts uno @eniiies@ eIhdft su ers
6fnen. $. $. 86bfer faufte bas
@elbaft BON 8Dnb unter Der 8ebinz
guna. oaB 2ebterer elm dbnlides @e=
ibdft nibt mieber betreibe.
Sir Die Nusfteuuug iino bic
folgenoen Gage" feftQelebt tpDroen:
%. Oftpber. &inoers uno Brefie>
Gag; 49,; Sonaerte; a.. @Dlf
Shore : Gag uno G%prftibruna bes
ousaeiteuten 8iehes; 25., Seimiide
Snbuftrie, 2afpmerfen; g., Gag
Der &Dnf6oerierten, 2aHpmerfen;
o., San NntDniD : Gag; 49,; 8oa=
meeuil : SOnnention; 49,. Gag bes
Sarmers : Snitituts; &c.. &atp=gaa
uno 8iegenfanaen; 81, Seuers
L. @Dbember. 2aiio-
merfen; 2. @unember. 2aiiDwerfen
in Bartien.
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General : Baiiagier ; Ngent Der Sios
lihen Baciic 8abn Eat Dem bieliaert
Staotrat feline Gnerfennuna iiber bic
Boiiierung Der Droinans ausges
1prDden. melhe ben 6anoel In gia
ienbahntifets nerbietet.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uno Sheen oes MtapDr pro tenn Scr.
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Beiipiel Der Borihlaa, oas SleGhen
@roe BON Der Wihlenbriife nit elmer
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ben, eiierne &ubebdnte aufauiteuen
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Bride ielbft cine Sreppe berab gu
bauen mittelS nelber oieler ioeole
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Die refine Spielerei uno beim eriten
6obDaiier eebt Die gauge @eibidte
F6ten. @enn man ben 8laB nur in
fube ldBt, nineniert uno init @ras
bepflanst, 10 erfiiut er ieinen 8ped
noaftdnoiQ.
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2ipe StDG gommiiftpn Company"
u0n San MntoniU bat iib NIT einem
&apital pDn $4,000 intorpprierer
Die 8eteilieteu iino @eD.
IS. Saunoer, &. U. Coleman, IS.
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Sarp.
Inter oenienigen, tpelbe in
Der pbDtoorapbiiben Iusfenune,
Die bel @elegenbeit Der BbDtos
arapben : &qnpentiDn in COLLECTION
ltattfano, BreiIe erbalter haben, bes
finbet fid audi 6. Gaba pOn bier; er
erbielt fir cine genre bilolibe 9ar=
iteIung, nSubas SihariDtb", bic
iilberne Weoaiue. 6. g. Smith
uou bier erbielt in Der @laiie u Die
aoloeue Weoaile. SDs. 2ur in
Sealg erbielt in Der r@rano 8Drtrait
@laB" Die iilberne MeoaiIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09
NnfIen,s glrniea.salbr

1T neltberiibmt fir ibre munoerbare
6eilwirtuna ! Sic iibertrifft ale ana
oeren Salben, iebes BFaiter uno ie>
ben 8allam fir Sdnitte. 8ranbs
uunoen, @ei1mire, 8inapurm,
ssleften, freiienoe Sbudren. Salss
fluB. 5iebersG usldlaa. aufgeIpruns
gene 0aut uno ale ienItigen @uns
ben uuo Nuslhld9e. l1nfeblbar geaen
6dmDrrboiben. Sur garantiert. Sour
% Gents in ben Np0tbefen bon s..
RaIteger & SDn uno &oolpb 0reiB,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09
0erthpln sdnmars.

Der Sreibureer Srnncistaner~ M6ndb, ers
tanb bas ShieBpulner, burcb neltbes
Eauien6e get6tet unb unid9liheS @lenb
in Der 8elt aneeribtet pur6e. 9ie ct.
8ernar6e8riibe aber ~erfanoen bic herr,
lihe Billie, bic ibren Nar1en trdet. 8ts
ans gnbe Der Gage banfen bic @ebeils
ten, tuelde an &~ranfbeiten oes Maeens,
Der Weber. Nieren unb 8eroauunes Or
game Iitten, feline 6ilfe finben fDEnten
unb ourb bic ct. Bernnros &rduterpiIe
gebeilt tpurben. ben ct Bernard : M6nz
den fir bic auBerDroentlicbe grfinbung .
Sn allen Mpotbeten III haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09

sdblen iie, baB tie rmieber suridges
i9laQer tpDrben Iino", un0 ladeno
meiner fie n@itihemD Lee hat nihts
81 beoeuteu), nenn erit &uropatfiu
ielbft norgeben miro" - unb beiDnz
oers ibr 6auptmann = ia, beionbers
Der, rpenn Der eft einr1al felt ai,s
beiBen uno res linn geber miro" -
benin Der Seino miro nDut Rui1en
ftets MIR init CT be5eibnet - ia,
bann! v8dterben, bann iDaft On
Deinen SpaB baron baben, mie er
laufen ptrb.'
Simmer bDffnunasbDn, INNER pers
aniiat, i'm 2asaretb u~ngeouloig feline
Bteoerberiteuuna ernarten0, nm
tpieoer CUR SrDnt su fommen; i'm
ftrDmenoen Hegen auf ben erunolp=
len manbiduriiben StraBen NIT
ben 2ieoeridneern an Der Spite Der
&Dmpagnie mitpfeifeno uno Iingenb,
Nbenos I'M 2naer tanseno uno err
sdblenb-ben Iugenblid uou gentez
Beno, pbne 8eoanfen an Die 3u=
tunft-iD 1T Der ruiiil6e SDloat Der
anaenehnlte uno beIheioen1te Sgs
pus, ben man it6 p~DrfteIen faur,
uub elm militdriihes Soeal.
Seoermarr bat i'm germ, urlo oas
Soft liebt unb perebrt i'm. Seine
ghr[i9feit, oas beiBt oeren Wangel,
lit ieoph elmer Der tpunoen Buntte
in ieiner 1pnft einnanofreien Moral.
Onfelden bat iiber bic en~gbersieen
Beariffe BON rNeein" uno nDein"
iebr behnbare NuHa1iunaen uno la=
oct alIes. mas er irgenomie erreid1en
fam. gum Witaeben elm. 9as
Ihlebte 8etIpiel ieiner Sffiaiere, Die
i'm Dfen uno ebrlib um einen Teil
leiner Besiige berauben, auBeroem
Die ldberlih geringe 2Dbnung pDn
einem Gube[ pro Wonat, Der bort
faum ben 8ert BON elmer Marf rez
prdientiert, unb enbli1 bas ltaatli@
conseiIionierte unteri1lagungsips
item, baS pDn Der bDh1ten biz CUR
nieori9iten STEELE init Birtuplitdt qes
pflogen tpiro, la11en ieoD@ Die 9leps
tDmanie bes ruiiiiben SDlbaten in
miloem 2i6te eriheinen. Bitter
mabt iih aber bte1er Gehler fiibl=
bar, tuenrt er greieniife berporruft,
uie i'm erften Sreffen am Oalu, als
Der 8erbanbplob BON ben SDloaten
BEG %. &eaiments total ausaeplGns
bert muroe unb bic 8ernunbeten
Obne Berbano ben 5meitd9igen
Warih Bis 2iaopang Surlflegeu
muBten.
Suate Der &rieg BON Geiten GuBz
lambs aewonnen meroen uno ntbt
cine auffaueno aeniale Sibrune =
Die man &urDpatfin ieoDn niht sus
|traut--ben grfDlg erringen, 10 lift er
rur auf Gehnuna bieieS ean3 pDrs
siialiben SDlbatenmateriats su fe=.
ben. Mienials auf &eduuna Der
Offsiere - am a~Ierpentgiten oes
@sneralitabes. SD a6eere ridt, Die
8ebauptuna auf3uiteaen, baB iih
Der rulitlbe 60loat. einnial in 8e=
feGtsfr0nt gebraht, belier uno aus
o%auernoer idlaeer miir0e. tuen1
feline Offisiere Inn Die Grbeit Der
Serteioiguna gang ALIEN iberlieBen.
Bum Mngrif beburfen iie Der Nns
feuerung. aber in Der 9efenlipe mirz
ben fife lid Dbne birefteu 8efebl ftets
biz our Gernidtung balten. Ginem
Material, Dem man bieles Sob ipen-
ben Tam, fDnnte man piel arDbere
Qufgaben sumuten, ole es bisber
aeiheben 1T, unb es mirbe nibt pers
iaaen. Sour Die Siihrung periaat =
bat nerlaat uno miro nerlagen, iD=
LANCE nidt ale ruiliiden Dffisiere
@entleme1 oem0roen iinb. Sbabe,
jammeri9aoe nm 0iefe Sulbaten!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09

Seine Dual tommt Der ourd &beus
matismuS ueruria6ten elei6. 0urd
Den 8ebrau6 BON @imer & MmenSS
Recept gao. 1851 miro Iufurt 2in>
oerung geidaffen. 6. s. S6miot
00uiton TeraS Yoenf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09

sss MeQen nieortaer Staten our
MISUNDERSTANDING nod ct. Souls oia
9eras & Sacific : 8abn be1ragt ire
eenb einen 9idet : Neenten poer
ihreibt an 6. IS. Surner, @ene=
rals 8aiiaqiersGaent. 9aQas. 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09
San Antonio
International Fair
Opens Oct. %. GIosss Nov. 2
gaalide gourifeu S@Iatwaaeu

nab @alifornien. ebenip nab ct.
Souls oia 9era5 & 8eciftc 8abn
obne @eGlel. Shreibt an irqeno
einen gifet : Igenten tpeaer oiele8
neuen 9ienite8 ooer an 6. IS. Gur.
ner. @enerals Baiia9ieraQ 9ent. 9ala
la5, 9eras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09

0a8 Baiteur.Snftitut fir Die
Bebanoluna Der 2uamut, ruelde8
man ieBt in Iuitin einridtet, miro
i'm Sftuber erDhnet tperoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09
Sprae unb Site fbnnen lime,

Sorge uno 9ise fDnnen unoer.
oaulihteit oeruriahen. oa Die 8ers
oauung oaourb b~eeinfluBt uirb.
DR.. Iuauit SDnig's 6amburaer
ErDpfen iino cine pabre Sur fir
unneroautibteit, inoem tie ben Mo=
gen reinigeu uno Die 8eroauuna be-
iDrDern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09
SerIamat

cine 8Dhin poer elm outes
fir Sausarbeit. 3adsus
225 Sing 8ininms gtraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09

&iGt8 lift lhmieriaer au beus
beln ls--@leiboiiltiateit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09

- Salf. cement. eano, Bod
iteine, feuerfeite Steine uno Gbon'
2beer unb Nspbaltpapier, 9adpappes
Sbeer unb asphalt, Del. Gerpentin,
Sarben, Gla8 &c. &c. ftets uUrratbia
BET S. g. 9telmtat,n, 306 Of'
Commerce traBe. 9ieoriae Breife,
CUTE 8aarea i0mie quite un0 reele
8eotenung peroen oarantirt. -
TeleubUn 40
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09
9ie geras=@ode.

gpm u. bic gum II. September
lit Die 9eras : ISOLDE auf Der Ius.
iteuung in ct. 4Duis.
Sir oiele @elegenheit pertahft Die
M. 6. & 8. =Bnbn am 10. unb IL.
9idets au iebr niebrigen Staten fiir
@bnir uno reguldre Cars. Gers
idumt niht Der @phe beisumobnen.
5raet Die v&atp". Gaenten tpegen
ginselbeiten Ober i9reibt an bas
s&atp 9epartemert 8, Da(faa,
geras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09
Ser ruiiiidye Gelod.

Bon g. Sreiberr b. 8inbers8ieselHeiu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09

Ghols' SotDDn bietet elnerl
anaenehmen Nnfenthnlts
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Rau@t ia Flor Dc San lsss t"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09

@eitats< Shetne.
gbfuin 8. @itte unb gaiB Shparb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09
Sine beg Rdmlide mHnfdent
Meit &ieoros
@ours

Spbn Ntti@ ga.
Die 2eit, ND SD BENT aefruat ben.
Die bamme es aah al nit geuaBt.
81 courie. Sd ben es frhber getuiBt.
atpper - oeS beiBt. tuaur SD W2ih
beiinne io0t, tat Mir's aad eifaqe.
@iiie Sie's? .. 8. $50.
81 courie-Sd meeB es ia-es is
Wir wieoer eioefaGe-S9 mDAt bins
ausfinne. Db Sie's tuiHe.
S. Sc. @sq.
8arum heeBt mer's eiaentlid
rBreimdrieS"? lin mas bot es nit
Der 2ectInen &c tun? - Sd ben
iiwmrieens orei Battels I'm fer quite
Sugars III en- ieioene SUIT 9etpunne
uff oes &ilOlt. SD ben bod eepiBt,
pie es flmnlt. So mas bDrt nler
oDh, mann rier e BiBle erum timmt.
9a, ba! In Der &n0oelIepp oenft,
SD miBt nit, mas es Nues Drum
erum is about Die Breimdries. 9Gs
herlih Des meeB bod Sober!
Gut er nit, Miiiter goiter?
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-09-09

Orlewen, Sfallerern un0 Sparltern
nod beute nadaemieIen tperoen
fam, mabreno oer NorolGnDer in
Der 8lutarbeit moi rob nno brutal,
aber niemalS grauSom auftritt.
Manbe Sffi5iere. Die aus Der
9ruppe berpOraeganaen fino uno oae
gmpfinben oes aemeinen Wannes
periteben, bebanoeln lire 2eute nit
mahrbaft pdterlid]er 3drtlihteit.
uno fein Sploat lit TO leibt uno 70
unterihieo8lOs in 9leider Nrt su
lenfen, uie Der ruIiiihe, beiien &C.
lammheit cine fDmpatte MaiIe gteid
ungebiloeter, alei9 reliai1ier uno
BON Dem @Dttesgnaoentum Der Be-
bDroen %iiber5eu9ter, bDnoaener Mtu-
ihtts biloet, jener Bauern, bereu
eeiitieer 0prisunt fih nidt meitel
erItredt, als bic CUR gebeimnispDqen
2iturgie Der DrtbooDren Stride UNI
benz oDr unpifienoen Boper fir BAG
prottiide 2eben auSaelegten Dogma.
Gs lit i'm ruiiiiben Splbnten feir
TalIA. rein gbrgeis, feline Inquire.
0enbeit, aber aI1 fein tieieres Ser
itdnonis flr feline 8fibten au fin.
ben. Seine ilamiid1e Beihheit, Die
Biz CUR SnoDlens uno m0raliihen
Sdlappbeit berablintt, n1adlt ibn gu
ehrlihern, taltem 6aiien unfdbia,
uno es lit mir nod ME gu Sbren ge'
fuumeri, oaB iih elmer BON ibnen in
brDbeuber Beiie ae9en Die 5apaner
ausaeIprDden Bette. 2adeno iiebt
man lie aus einem anolidfi6en Ges
fedlt Surddtormeu, uno Iadeao ere
Morris tribune., 1904-06-11
Jarred!. the, Head Walters.

A western millionaire was, dining
with New York friend in the most
fashionable restaurant in the ME-
tropolis. SummoGing the head WAIT
er, the western man, who is, very
fond of joking, said:
81 presume everything in this
place is the best that money can
buy?"
'<Most assuradly, sir, replied the
waiter, with & dignity that might
have aroused the envy Of a United
States senator.
"Wen, that's all right but when
you run short what substitute do
you use for terrapin"'
For once in his Life that head
waiter was cleft at the post" and
never tried for an answer.
Morris tribune., 1904-06-11
COSSACK TROOPERS.
Russia'S Famous Soldiers with
Campbell Bros. Circus.

One of this years features with
Campbell Bros circus, is company
of Russia Cossacks, the tried and
true mounted troops of the Gar.
They are the flower of the Russian
army and acknowledged to be the
best drilled and most expert horse
mon in all Europe. The Cossack be-
gins service at the age of sixteen and
it is one OF the unwritten Muscovite
military laws that there is nothing
impossible for Cossack to do. They
can bear hardships better than any
other European soldiers and are al
ways assigned to the task that is the
most difficult. Noted as they are for
their rapidity of movement, they per-
form feats on the backs Of their run
ming horses, that are not equalled by
any body of men in the world. These
troopers are on years leave of alb
sence from the army, and by theCzar's
special permission allowed to travel
ard give their wonderful exhibition
daily with Campbell Bros. Circus
which will be at Morris on June %.
Morris tribune., 1904-06-11
Republican County Convention.

A Republican convention of Stevens
county, Minnesota, is hereby called to be
held Tuesday, the 2Sth day of June, A. ID.
1904, at O'Clock p. M, at the court house
q, all, in the city of Morris, in said county
~of Stevens, Minnesota, for the purpose OF
electing9 delegates to represent 1.-THE Re
publican party of said county at the Re-
publican convention of the state of Min
nesota, to be held in the Metropolitan
opera house in the city of St. Paul, Thurs
esJfay, June 80, A D. 1904, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, for the purpose of placing in
nomination the following state officers, to
be voted for at the general election in
November, 1904:
Four Justices of the Supreme Court.
Governor.
A4ieutenant Governor.
state Treasurer.
attorney General
1.-Two Railroad and Warehouse COtnmiSS-
toner's.
Eleven Presidential Elections.
Representation for this convention will
DE one delegate for each 25 votes or ma Or
fraction thereof cast for President in 1900.
New precincts are based on the vote for
Governor in 1902, as follows
Morris tribune., 1904-06-11
ADVERTISE STEVENS COUNTRY.
Orange Judd Farmer Will Publish
Prize Articles ON the Northwest.

A chance to boom this county is
afforded by cash prizes amounting to
$500, offered by Orange Judd Farmer
of Chicago, for the best answers to
the question. WHAT are the advant-
ages and disadvantages of this Sec
ton? Begin by tell when you settled
IN your present home,how much land
you own, rent or work. Give the
value per acre of improved and un-
improved land now and ten years
ago. Tell whether the land is prairie
or timber. Give an idea of the char
acter of the soil, whether it is sandy
loan or clay. Tell what kind of crops
you raise, how much and what kinds
of live stock, the social, school and
church advantages, whether or not
fruit does we'll, and the kinds most
commonly grown. Is dairying carried
on to any extent, and if 80, what and
any other items whit h would interes
prospective settlers or people looking
for homes, including brief statement
of how you started and have prospered
if y GU wish to do this latter. tho
it is not essential.
The contest is open to everyone of
this locality. Its purpose is to as
certain the truth about this section
from the actual experience of practi.
cal farmers. It is part of a compre-
hensive plan undertaken by the jour |
nal named to promote the develop
ment of this region and increase the
demand for and value of farm prop
9rty. The answers should be ex-
pressed in not to exceed 500 words,
and should be sent in to Orange
Judd Farmer, Chicago, Ill, as soon
as possible. If a large number of
eplies are forwarded, it is possible
hat Orange Judd Farmers special
commission of land experts may
make personal investigation of this
egion: preparatory to setting forth
Is advantages thru the columns
f that widely circulated periodical.
The editor of this paper will glad
7 copy on the typewriter and forward +
ny article by Stevens county farmers.
Morris tribune., 1904-06-11
They Gave In.

At an assizes in the south of Eng
land the jury could not agree and
were locked up. After long dis
cussion a division was taken. Ten
were found to be for conviction and
two for acquittal. Another long de-
bate followed, and eventually big,
burly farmer, who was leading the
majority, went over to the diminu-
tive individual who, with a compan-
ion, formed the minority, and, as
Stunning his most aggressive attitude
said, ''Now then, are you two going
to give in?" "No!" defantly re-
piled the small man. every WE'LL
was the answer, "then US ten will
And they did.
Morris tribune., 1904-06-11
Order to Examine Accounts.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COUNTY OF STEVENS IS

COUNTY OF STEVENS s.
In probate Court, General term, June
9Th, 1904.
In the Matter of the Estate of Peter
Peterson, deceased.
On reading and fling the petition of
L. l.. Hanse, administrator of the estate of
Peter Peterson deceased, representing
among other things, that he has fully
administered said estate, and praying e
that time and place be fixed for exam
lining, and allowing his account of his
administration, and for the asst gnment
of the residue of said estate to the parties
entitled thereto by law;
1T is ORDERED, That said account
be examined, and petition heard by this
Court, on Monday the 18th day of July
a; D. 1904, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. at Probate
office in Morris in said County.
AND IT is FURTHER ORDERED,
That notice hereof be given to all persons
interested by publishing copy of this Or
der once in each week for three successive
weeks prior to said day of hearing in the
Morris Tribune d weekly newspaper
printed and published at Morris in said
County.
Dated at Norris, Mimi. the 9th day of
June A. y. i90t.
By the Court,
} Probate E.J. BAHE,
| Seal Judge of Probate.
First June 11-Last June 25l
Morris tribune., 1904-06-11
MOUSE IN CHURCH,
The Terrible Creature Described by
Woman Who was There.

|
"There was silence not in heaven
1t was in certain church, however
on recent Sabbath evening. In
fact, the pastor had been making a
number of illusions to a place the
antipodes of heaven-but that's an
other story.
By what law of association GER
tain class of wild creatures will gravi.
tate towards of cluster of females, we
cannot say. There came M-O-U Sc
One lady suddenly recollected that
she had NEGLECTED to attend to the
rising Of bread-it was probably all
over the floor BY this time"
Perhaps she had forgotten to lock
the front door," AT any rate she
went.
Another lady described the zoologi-
cal specimen: "It was about that
long" AZ inches as measured by
her tarering fiugers) THAT high"
~ inches. otis back all bumped
up" (''humped" She made no men
ton Of quilts or mane.) cts tail all
curled up on its back" (done up in
tin foil, probably
Since the days of the wicked King
Hatto, or since milk curdled into
cheese, who ever saw mouse or rat
with its round slender tail coiled up
on it's back. If our best drawing
pencils were not broken, we would
at tempt sketch of this wild animal.
We then could conceive how al
NOUS affects the feminine imagi-
nation.
Possibly this rare creature could be
ecured for the museum of orr new
Carnegie library. "Church mice" are
usually represented as poor. From
he vivid description given, we should
Judge that the said creature was we'll
ormed. 4
Probably that "hump" was extra
at, like the cancels hump. AS there
lad been recent church supper, the
nimal had been we'll fed.
Yes, even Morris has it's mysterious
hings.
Morris tribune., 1904-06-11
Oern1am Lutheran rlissSon Feast

J Oernlaw Lutheran rIissS0n Feast,
A German Lutheran mission feast
| will be held at Ludwig einbriDk's
grove Sec: Il, town of Darnen, on.
Sunday. Three services will be held
during the day, German at 10 clock
and 2 O'clock, after which will be an,
English serrnon> The minister's to-
deliver she sermons are Rev. Fl. w..
Kahre, Holloway, Mimi, Rev. W.
Schmidt, Of Maniesta, and Studens
John G. Abs. Of Luther Seminary,
who will preach in English. The
liturgical part of the services will be-
conducted by the local pastor. Rev.
\ Fl. Drewss Mrs. Kshre will play the,
organ and Mr. Abs will accompany
her on the eornet
Seats ara provided, and soft: drinks
will be provided at a stand Eadies
are invited TO- bring lunch Baskets
and dinner will be- served on the lawn.
All residents of Morris and vicinity
regardless Of denomination and ma
tionality are cordially invited TO- at
tend Six German Lutheran oongre
cations of the vieirity will partici-,
pate in the feast Two collections.
will be taken for assisting the Interior
mission
Morris tribune., 1904-06-11
s,1Srder for Hearing Proof of Will.
STATE OF MINNESOTA
COJrNTY OF STEVENS

COUNTY OF STEVENS. SS'
?, Il 1st probate court special term Tune
In the matter of the estate of Nils
Ogran, deceased.
Whereas, an instrument in writing, pur-
porting to be the last will and testament
of Nils Ogran deceased, late of said coun-
~. has been delivered to this court; and
Whereas, Charles w. Edmonds S filed
herewith his petition, representing
in said county, on the 3rd day of June 1904,
testate, and that said petitioner is the
exeCut or named in said last will and
testament, and praying that the said
instrument may be admitted to probate,
and that letters teStamentary be to him
ISSUED thereon;
1t is ordered, that proofs of said instru-
@rslent. and the said petition, be heard be-
lore this court, at the probate Office in
said county, on the nth day of July,
1904. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, when all
persons interested may appear for, or
contest the probate OF said instrument;
And it is further ordered that notice of
the time; and place of said hearing be
given to- all persons interested, by pub
lishing this order once in each week for
three successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing, in the Morris Tribune week
3y newspaper printed and published at the
City of Morris in said county.
y Dated at M Nor Mimi, the 7th day of
By the Court,
E. J. BAHE,
! SEAL OF Judge of Probate |
=! PROBATE COURT.
First June. 1l-Last June 25th)
Morris tribune., 1904-06-11
Appreciated.

There are no people in the. world
so distinguished for courtesy as the
people of Boston. A few days since
a lady in that city, with her child,
entered Beacon street car and
mentioned to the conductor that
she desired to get out near Airing
ton street. No doubt astorished at
the variety of cars and the many di-
rections from which they came and
went seemingly without regularity
she innocently remarked to the con-
ductor as he landed her:
'EI'm very much obliged to you,
I'm sure, but I'm afraid I've taken
you out of your way?'-Philadel-
phia Ledger.