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Morris tribune., 1906-10-06

DR.. o. G. Nelson goes to Hancock
on the 10Th and 10th and consequently
his Morris office will be closed on those
days.
Morris tribune., 1906-10-06

Tanner Bros. are now getting work
on the sewer system we'll started. The
semitic tank is nearing completion and
the trench for the sewer pipe is near
" to the south end of Atlantic ave-
nue On Thursday the first consign-
,nent of sewer pipe for the sewer
reached here. The Lampert Lumber
% are furnishing the pipe.
Morris tribune., 1906-10-06
La E,
LOCALS

Two fine offices for rent. w. l..
'CoIyer.
Morris tribune., 1906-10-06

5 Dame Fashion says
{ that when you want the
5 strictly new and up-to-
{ date stock and styles
; that Wells Bros. Hanson
s Co. show the newest
; novelties and largest as
s sortment west of the
5 cities. They guarantee
; nrices and will not be
} under sold.
Morris tribune., 1906-10-06

Those persons who have been steal
ing my doves are hereby Informed
that their names are known and that
] have some shells loaded with rock
salt which I will use if the depreda-
tions are continued. Fritz Buckentin.
Morris tribune., 1906-10-06

Mrs. S. A. Flaherty and children
will spend the winter in Minneapolis
while Sheridan attends the. university
and Miss Blanche takes a course IN
music. They have rented fiat in
southeast Minneapolis.
Morris tribune., 1906-10-06

!, LATE LOCALS
Two fine offices for rent. w. l..
.CoIyer.
Mrs. M. A. Butterfeld left this
morning for the cities.
Miss Bertha Wunsch came up from
Benson last Friday to take in the fair
and visit at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ware and
Franks mother, Mrs. Ware, spent
Thursday in Hancock.
Ed. Lang returned to Morris on
Wednesday and is working for the
Morris Hotel restaurant.
George Smith returned on Tuesday
from Great Falls, Mont, where he
has been for a couple of months.
The Morris Bankrupt Store, the
Twin City Transit Co. and S. s. Nc
Cormack, have ads in this weeks is
sue.
John Conaty, Joe Eaton and E..
Jensen came up from Benson last
Saturday and returned the same
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Danizizen and
daughter, Mrs. A. L. RaDue, of
Browns Valley were visiting friends
in town this week.
COAT FOUND Owner can have
same by proving property and pay
ing charges. Robert Ryan, with Jake
,Schock's threshing machine.
Geo. Haines, of Paynesville, owner
of Fleetfoot, who took part in the
races at the fair last week visited with
his relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
Haight.
Mrs. Ward Stone left on Wednes-
day for Goodhue and Mrs. VIM. q.
Bicknell on Thursday for the same
place. Goodhue formerly was their
home.
The Morris Missionary Union held
their first meeting of the year yester-
day with Mrs. F. A. Zahl. There was
a good attendance and fine program
was presented.
julie Hovend this week installed a
fine plate glass floor confectionery
case, also took out the partition 60
ing into the lunch room and otherwise
improved the appearance of the place.
Those persons who have been steal
ing my doves are hereby Informed
that their names are known and that
] have some shells loaded with rock
salt which I will use if the depreda-
tons are continued. Fritz Buckentin.
Mrs. S. A. Flaherty and children
will spend the winter in Minneapolis
while Sheridan attends the, university
and Miss Blanche takes a course IN
music. They have rented fiat in
southeast Minneapolis.
jim Barbar had the misfortune
Tuesday night to trip himself and in
falling fell against a radiator and
bruised his shoulder to such an extent
that he has been unable to look after
his business since. E. F. Hill is look
ing after the billiard hall for him.
Manv men give lavishly of gold,
To build bridges and castles and tow
ers old;
Tf YOU want everlasting fame, bene-
factor be,
Give the poor and needy Rocky
Mountain Tea. j. 4. krueger.
The ceremony of blessing the new
bell Of the new Assumption church
was attended by large conconrse OF
members and friends of the Catholic
church last Sunday. Lack Of space
forbids an extended description OF
the interesting ceremonies. The bell
is an especially fine one with sweet,
musical tone.
Tanner Bros. are now getting work
on the sewer system we'll started. The
semitic tank is nearing completion ana
the trench for the sewer pipe is near
" to the south end of Atlantic ave-
nue, On Thursday the first conslgn-
,nent of sewer pipe for the sewer
reached here. The Lampert Lumber
90. are furnishing the pipe
Mrs. Betsey Lund and Miss Nina
1und, of Sioux Falls, S. D. mother
Morris tribune., 1906-10-06

jim Barbar had the misfortune
Tuesday night to trip himself and in
falling fell against a radiator and
bruised his shoulder to such an extent
that he has been unable to look after
his business since. E. F. Hill is look
:inor after the billiard hall for him.
Morris tribune., 1906-10-06

The ceremony of blessing the new
bell Of the new Assumption church
was attended by a large conconrse of
members and friends of the Catholic
church last Sunday. Lack Of space
forbids an extended description OF
the interesting ceremonies. The bell
is an especially fine one with sweet,
musical tone.
Morris tribune., 1906-10-06

George H. Munro,
County Auditor, Stevens County
Minnesota
Morris tribune., 1906-10-06

MANY men give lavishly of gold,
To build bridges and castles and tow
ers old;
IF YOU want everlasting fame, bene-
factor be,
Give the poor and needy Rocky
Mountain Tea. J. R. Kruger
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-01
AT the Churches
Presbyterian.

The Sunday school will meet at 10
a. IN. and will study of the Gentle
Womans Faith" as recorded in
Marks Gospels The Union Chris
tan Endeavor society will hold its
prayer meeting at 80 y. M and will
study "Faith-what it is, and what
it does" Public worship with preach
ing at p. NJ. Special music Every
body will be welcomed. Special Of
fering for church work i'll San Fran
cisco.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
on Thursday next with Mrs. Nc
Glashan.
The first regular meeting OF the
Catholic Young Pcorlc's sodality was
held last Sunday &. TIE Catholic
church. About twenty-five young
folks were in attendance, besides quite
large number o older ones. The
following officers have been chosen:
Prefectress. Della Haberstrah; first
assistant, Geo. Yagge; second as jt-
ant, Loretta Bell; treasurer, Agnes
Debus; secretary, Art..ur Hanson
The othcr Offices will be filed next
Sunday.
A special meeting OF the sotie;y was
held Monday evening at the home oi
Ja- Rel,-qritc number being in at
tendance. The next meeting vii be
Lcld rcxt Sunday at 80 at the Cath-
Ole church. All are invited
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-01
Calling Cards, Perfect Printing Chieftain
HARPER RYE

On Every Tongue pure" old rich. mellow: the
acme of excellence in whiskry production. Best
leverage Safest a nSi sat iStac for all uses
see Harper WhSkey exhibit in Il! ric,ura luildng,
Worlds Fair, St Louis Sod by JONES BROS.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-01

lamar visitors last week on business
". N Mclean of the Lamar drug
store was in town latter art of last
week.
Constructing Engineer S. W. Sin
.heimer was 4 Holly visitor Sunday
from Swink.
John Bell of Amitvville reports a
twelve POUND boy tha- arrived at his
ONE this week.
George w. Stevens, dropped quietly
iato town last week. He just couldn't
10y away any longer.
Last call for those who want wall
apcr. The stock is going fast. New
i.ian's hardware, Amity.
Fou-. hundred Indians arc at work
il the beetfelds around Fowler They
I.a,.e the very best kind OF thinners.
VIM. Gill and family went to Swink
last Saturday night. their goods hav-
ing been shipped the day before.
Mrs. NJ Garrty, who is in Pueblo
with her sick mother, fell and hurt
Herself quite badly-Syracuse Jou--
lal
Otha Wright went to Swink Tues
Gay, where he will be employed in
tie electrical department OF the Holly
Sugar company's Swink factory
Mrs Chas. Reynolds of La Junta, is.
visiting Mrs. Miles Standish this week
Mrs. Reynolds was formerly Miss
Holly of Holly, Colorado Syracuse
Journal.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-01

C. n Shelton and A. ID. Plank were
lamar visitors last week on business
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-01
Baptist.

All are invited to tie Eapii>l s.
vices il the Schonlhouse Sunday at III
and 8. Prayer meeting yN, dnesCay
at p. m. at the home uf Nls Blum'
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-01
Wise and Otherwise

F.. For Sale-Two fresh mich cows
Apply to Howard Brown.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-01

Wash SIX rtS and waists fer every.
body at Buffers
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-01

N. N. Mclean of the Lamar drug
store was in town latter rart of last
week.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-01

Constructing Engineer s. w. Sim
sheimer was Holly visitor Sunday
from Swink.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-01

John Bell of Amitvville reports
Twelve POUND boy tha arrived at his
! lone this week.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-01

Last call for those who want wall
apcr The stock is going fast New
i.an's hardware, Amty.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-01

George w. Stevens, dropped quietly
iEto town last week. He just couldn't
.-:c3 away any longer.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-06-01

-Four. hundred Indians arc at worl
il the beetfelds around Fowler. They
I.a%e the very best kind OF thinners
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
lake Your Choice.

WHO shan say which Is the proper
way fog woman to ride horse. cross
saddle OPP s.do-saddle? There are advo-
Gates ~ ho,A methods, out tho Eastern
eye wrinkles with humor at some OF t,e
incongrAtes ~ the Western methods.
A certain young man Of Boston took
up lt" in Colorado town next door
u GEAR old lady Of seventy. She WIS
'i i-r patient. domestic type. with
N'Hoot.'e. parted hair. knitting or darn
inS ai" SIS 10 her hands as She peace
ii.IF rocked the hours away on her
if'nt porch. The young Bostonian
watched Der thus and made sentimental
'"aleetnr's about the sad inertia Of her
dc, Nn.ne days and the hclplcss1css OF
OBJ age
but when rio morning work was done,
knitting laid aside. and dinner eaten.
ihis gay erl put on divided skirt ana
s'mbrero. called "a pony. lightly throw a
Jog over the Mexican saddle. ana Iopod
Off 90 SEQ beer friends.
YET who shall say which IS best. side
saddle or mans saddle?-Selccted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
Poets Corner.
Unlighted House.

Love came 90 the CnHght-d House
When all the world was dark ana NM.
AS some dust-covered. stringless iut..
The bare trees shivercd in the cold
foor trees that once knew flower and
fruit.
on eitner hand lay heap,d the snow
w hen silently as cravens 20
Love came TO the UnlshJed House.
Love came 20 the Unlightod House
The windows stared like dead mems
eyes
Set wide in unexplained surprise
CnNudied by the soul within.
Tho wide door closed 0n seclecies:
Incre came no sian to greet this guest
When in that hour uuloveuest
Love came 10 The Unlehted House
Love came % tho Unlghted House
ana raised tie latch and entered there.
AND room on room was cody bare
cola ashes whltened ON the hearth.
The dSst day white on floor and stair.
The silence threatened and APPALLED,
When thus uuwelcomed and uucaued
Love came TO the Unlghted House
Love came to the Unlshted House
guest who tarried on hls WAYS
Too many nights. too many DAYS
a guest despalred % and forgot
Time hastcns whilst q god delays
To empty ROOMS and darkened crate
ienitent. wistfal. ovoratc.
Love came 10 The Uu.lghted House
-lheodosia Garrison. r Modern Woman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

At lakeside resort fcw summers
ago There was among the guests at the
principal hotel fair-haired lady who
was observed to seek the company OF
widowed ciargyman OF distinguished APP
pear v th whom she was acquainted
n" other guests. especially tho feminine
,'u. found much pleasure in watching
l'' Harneltres Of the pair. the aIroit
j.. l.nre ~ the one being matched by
i.' courteous cOolness Of the other.
ito writer's attention was called 10
I.t ti'restns situation on two different
occasions by two different ladies. who
expressed Themselves in terms So diverse
io make n durable impression on the
memory. ono said: THE blonde lady is
H'nrnt % Ne interested IN the clergy
iaHr. Tho other said; THAT red
beaded girls ga love with the minister"
i.'l. .outeycd the same thought. but
OH. BEARER could not fail 90 be impressed
' OH" more refined and delicate EXPIRES
"n ~ tuc first. There IS a good deal ia
Hay YOU nut things. Nc vemocr Pill
sif.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

Joh
Franklin 'ii-'H
For elegance read Virgil. Milton and
-, For smoorhness fead Addison and IIaw-
Jane Austen
For simplicity read Burns. Whittier
for ha"or read Chaucer. Cervantes
and Mark Twain.
or the study OF human nature read
Shakespeare and George Eliot.
FOR choice ~ individual words ROAD
Keats T-ruyson and Emerson.
FOR loving ana patient observation of
nature read Thoreau and Walton.-Ex-
change
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

'a) What historic description OF
Princess PocahOntas gives women az
to-day an Idea Of how She looked in
her native dress? (o) BY what name
was She known 20 the jamestown
colonists and why?
. CAD What documentary evidence
survives as beautiful memorial 90
her character and her service iu the
early days ~ Virginia history? (h)
What ceremonial did she take part in
when smith went 10 invite Powhatan
her father. 10 come 20 jamestown
and De crowned by Newport accord
ing 10 the orders Of James ]. Of Eng
land?
3. (a) Where was Powhatan crown
al. and what present aid DE send TO
John smith make raid on Powha-
tIn's capital city. with how many fol-
lowers. and what result2
4. Oa) What does history tell of
PocahOntas. after John smith left
Jamestown Co by whom was she
taken prisoner and when? (c) Where
was she carried?
2. Ca) How long I'D She remain n
prisoner? 10 What was The most inn
portant result Of her imprisonment
6. Ca) What do early historians say
OF john Roller (b) When ans where
and with what ceremonial did tho
marriage OF Pocahontas take place?
T. (a) Describe the city OF Hcnricus
near which Pocahontas afterward
lived. % When did she visit Eng
land. and 10y whom was she pre-
scented at court?
s. (a) Contrast her life IN virginia
with that She lived while IN LonHon.
ODD Did she meet Smith IN London
tc) II so. how and when?
g. (a) When and where did Poca-
hontas die? (b) Did her husband
John Rolfc, ever marry again? (c)
Where was Pocahontas buried?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28

10. ta) Tn what year had Pora-
houtas been conVertNl Co Christianity.
and what name had She received I'm
Christian baptism; fbl How i- the
resting place ~ focahontas now me-
moriallzed?
H. fa) How is the memory OF this
first Colonial Dame 20 Dee pcrpctuatei
at jamestown Island? tb) What NICE
mortal IS 90 he placed there o. tle
memory Of Captain John smith?
-. Ca) What three Indian names
did Pocahoutas bear2 tbl What be-
came Of hcr son after her death. and
what was his name?
10. (al How long did Powhatan
survive Pocahontas? (n How old was
she when she dlcd2 (c) Did She have
brothers and sisters2
u. (a) Where was Powhatan buricd2
ihl What rendered the year of his
death remarkable? cd Give am csd-
mate Of his character and his rcla-
tons with the English?
10. (a) When Sir Thomas Gates
reached jamestown in 1910. from the
Bermudas. what was the prospect?
Cb) What did he resolve to do?
IS. (a) When did Lord Delaware
arrive from England? 90 With how
many ships and settlers
II. (a) Who were the members Of
Lord Delaware's Privy Councn2 90
What daily regime did he establish
at jamestown?
1s Describe the jamestown church
Huring Lord Delaware's administra-
ton.
10. (a) How did the Governor at
tend the services. hv whom accom-
panied. and where did he sit In tho
church2 tD) What example did he ser
to the ColOnists2
90. (a) what forts did hc buil5
ana what did he accomplish during
his administration? fb) Why and
when did he leave Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
Spoiled Cat.

H. Tennessee. owns a puppv and n farn-
.y or kittens, and one Of the puppy
TICKS is 10 bury "A kitten in the sand
Iie mack OF the house and watch 10
sqnir1n ont. One day however. he
played The trick once too often; tho kit
zen Itltd % come forth, and the little
bii round her pct dead Carrying IL TO
iHr nous" ln her apron. she held the
imp t.lns o.t TO her mother and cx-
claimed 100 Indignation:
'Just look 40 that mamma. q nerroctlv
Eood cat spoiled. '-Masazins Of Fun.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
Goldenrod

Upon the hiIsides. hand in hand.
4he Processes Of Fairyland.
Ineir wealth Of golden hair undone
Arc dancing in the autumn sun.
Frederic Fairchud sherman i'm AppIe
toms for November.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-28
Questions for November

Noyente in Thursday
pu 2l
W
The sea coast echo., 1906-01-27
Old Bibles In Holland Churches.

In every Protestant or Reformed
Church" that l have visited while
upon a five weeks tour through the
Netherlands l have been pleased to
soc several large quarto Bibles in
every pew upon the wide shelf or rail
ing in front.
1t Is very convenient and enticing,
therefore, for each person at services
upon the Sabbath to open a large
print Bible when the lesson therein
Is read or the text announced and |
observed that it is the universal Gus
tom to do so. Some of the Bibles |
opened were of as old a date as the
seventeenth century. Twice I found
that the Bible in my pew CHANGED to
be of the year 1870, and most Of those
used are of the eighteenth century.
Only one as late as 1910 did I find.
All the English text I found to
have the old style of IS" and general
ly antique type, for the books were
all well bound in heavy leather and
with clasps calculated to last, and
look "as good as new," like the old
houses of all the ancient towns of
this stable country.-Rotterdam cor
respordcnce Pittsburg Dispatch.
The sea coast echo., 1906-01-27
Z his Little World.

I don't suppose that many people
know that the homes Of Francis Scott
Key. the author of the "Star-SpangIed
Banner," and John Howard Payne, the
author of Home, Sweet Home" were
within sevcnty-fye feet Cf each other
in Washington. They lived In c
street. between Third and Fourth and
4 Haf, and were neighbOr3 for a long
time Of course Key got his fame
first, for Payne did not write Home,
Sweet Home" until he went to TuniS,
Algiers. as a United States Consul,
Key preceded him, on Jan. H., 1913,
by nine years Their bones rest in
the same cemetery, Oak Hill at Wash
ingtOn. Payne, who was an actor and
dramatist, wrote Il great many things
and played and sang in many Of them
himself Home, Sweet Hone was
a song written in an opera by him, but
is by no means his best composition,
though it is the only one that is likely
to be remembered. The fame of KEY,
however. rests entirely on his one
hymn. the "Star-Spangled Banner" l
am telling this story to illustrate one
idea: that Is, that though this world
is large, it is very small when you
ccme to think of it; that though their
productions are the nations hymns,
are known all over the world and are
destined to live, at least, as long as
this country lives, they lived within
sound of each others voice during
their lives, and their bones are rest
ing almost side by side.-New Orleans
TimeS-DemCcrat.
The sea coast echo., 1906-01-27
WHY Bombs Explode.

When left alone to its natural func
tions nitrogen pursue7 perfecty
peaceful course, but when man su"
ceeds in capturing it and combining
II with other elements it becomes a
dire nCtentiality for evil, as IS or
vious in. the recent events OF the Wa'
IN the Far East and in the crime IN
the streets Of MOSCOW.
The love of freedom, so to SPEAK
characteristic of nitrogen is terribly
exemplified in the explosion of tho
bomb in which it is imprisoned ana
bound to other elements. On tho
slightest provocation-a spark, a
shock. a fuse-the nitrogen suddenly
expands from seemingly nothing, az
regards the space which it occupies.
into infinity. This is, in reality, VIVA
hanpens when dynamite, lyddlte g
other unstable nitro compounds eN
Mode when hurled in shells in war
fare and in bombs in desperate at
tacks on human life.
Nitrogen. against its natural dlspo
sition. is locked up in an uncongenlai
snace in these compounds, from whlcf
Il is set free by very simple means II
an enormously expanded gaseous state
with deadly effect, returning, IN act,
70 its normal peaceful mission once
mora
The sea coast echo., 1906-01-27

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The sea coast echo., 1906-01-27

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The sea coast echo., 1906-01-27
Rifle Ranqe in Church Vaults.

Lord Roberts on Saturday descended
the extensive vaults beneath the
churchyard of st. Martin's-in-the.
Fields, Westminster, and there open
ed a new tube rife range, which hai
been constructed for the Westminster
City Council Rife Club. The lengt'
of this curiously situated range il
twenty-five yards-the equivalent CT
an ordinary range of 200 yards.
Lord Roberts said his daughter and
several of his staff in India bCgar
their shooting with a pea-rifie in {
ballroom, ani his staff officers deYei
oped into extraordinary good shots
London Daily Express.
The sea coast echo., 1906-01-27
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