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The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-07
Mrs. Cora Oliver Suffers
Severe Attack OF Heart
Trouble at Dinner.
Negro, Who Was Shot, Has
Blood Poisoning.
LETTERS WRITTEN TO DEAD

Metropolis, H.. Aug. death
the Padueah lad who shot and killed
his sweetheart. Eva Sleeter, and her
companion, Link James. Sunday
night and then committed suicide.
Scarcely had Miss Sleeter succumbed
to her wounds. before the report was
spread around town that Mrs. Cora
oliver. who was with Kelley on his
mission OF death. was dying. and in
formation from Joppa is that George
Walls. the negro. who was struck on
the knee by a flying bullet. is suffer
ing from blood poisoning.
Mrs. oliver did not die. but Drs.
Davis and Miller worked with her
for hours yesterday afternoon before
she was, fully recovered froW an at
tack OF heart trouble. apparently pro-
duced by something she had taken.
The woman declares she took moth
ing but Jamaica ginger, though the
ATTENDING physicians say It must have
been terrible dose to have produced
her condition She fell in a swoon
at the dinner table.
Today Eva Sleeter was buried by
pallbearers she herself named the
day before she was shot. She includ-
ed In the list Of those she wished to
ohciate Cora oliver. but she was
omitted from the funeral arrange
ments for obvious reasons. Miss
Shelter told her family she desired
the girls to dress in white. and when
some one jocularly' suggested that
she might die In the winter time. She
replied that the funeral would take
place while yet summer apparel was
IN vogue.
There is much talk about the AFFAIR
of Sunday, and the words of Eva
sleeter TO those around her bedside
the night before She died affords food
for speculation. She said there was
more behind this AFFAIR than anyone
not connected with it would ever
know.
The story OF the tragedy as related
In The Sun was correct. but added
"details have come to light since.
From letter written by Mrs. Cora
oliver to Link James, Il is apparent
that She was wrought up about his
neglect OF her. and a letter sent by
lyoung Kelley TO Miss Sleeter, and
never received by her. shows that he
lfelt himself aggrieved. The police
deny that Mrs. Oliver telephoned to
Kelley at Paducah on the day preced-
ing the tragedy; but when Kelley ar
rived In Metropolis on Sunday he
hired n horse and buggy and took
Mrs. oliver, Link James sweetheart.
with him lie secured a revolver
from policeman, by representing
that the man who owned II and had
loaned Il to the policeman sold IT to
him. He stopped a man just out
side Metropolis and Kelley inquired
liz the man was Link James.
The Letters.
The letter written by Mrs. Oliver
to Link James evidently was given
by James to Eva Sleeter on that fatal
SUNDAY night ride, for It was found
IN her clothing and the envelope is
STAINED with her blood. The letter
reads:
"Mr Link James-Link will you
kindly tel me what Is the matter
with YOU? why did you not come
over last night to see me? YOU no
am sick, don't you care for me when
II am sick. or did YOU have a date
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-07
LAWRENCE INDICTED

Murray. Ky, Aug. Z. Especial =
Wayne Lawrence. who killed Andy
Bannister in quarrel oceasloned by
Lawrence's desire to marry Bannis-
ter's daughter. was indicted for man
slaughter by the Galloway county
grand jury.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-07

Examinations for teachers in the
city public schools will be held fhurs-
day and Friday, August ~ aud IS, at
he High school building SuperIn-
'endent j., A. carnagey. Professor j
,. Ragsdale aud Mrs. John j Dorian
are the examiners.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-07
stock Market.

New York. Aug. THE stock
market today rose steadily with q
brisk demand for stocks. II Is re
ported In Wall street that Rockefeller
is the greatest factor In the bull mar
ket.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-07
Elected Last Saturday At
School Houses in Nc.
Cracker.
Supt. Ellington Gives Out
Complete List Today.
WILL CALL MEETING SOON

County school superintendent o
J. Ellington today received the com
plete returns from the election held
last Saturday In the 90 school dis
tricts under the new law, for school
trustees. Only two OF the sub-dis-
tricts failed to hold the election. In
one there was a contest and In three
the names OF the successful candi-
dates have not been turned In. Snper-
intendent Ellington has heard con
siderable criticism OF the new law
and It's operation and after he has
had the opportunity 10 study II fuzzy.
he will be prepared to make recon-
mendatlons for changes. The legis-
lature desired that this be done By
all superintendents so that a good
working system may be devised.
Some time this month SupeFln-
tendent Ellington will call the trus-
tees In each OF the six divisions to-
gether and they will elect a chair
man who Will be a member OF the
county board. These six division
chairman with the county superln-
tendent viii constitute the county ex-
ecutiye board. The names OF the
sub-dlstrlcts and the trustees elected
follow.
Division No. 4.
Sub-district No. |. Hoverkamp' 3
II. J. Hoyerkamp.
sub-dlstrict No. 2. Farley's-w.
C. Roark
sub-dlstrict No. ?. Riedland-c.
c. Dyson.
sub-district No. Z. oaks-James
Drafen.
sub-aIstrIct No. g. Shady Grove
No report.
2 sub-dlstrIct No. G. Rosebower-
p. A. Bagwell
Division No. 2.
sub-dlstrict No. /. Balance.
y. Ba'es.
sub-dis,rIct No. .. Floreuce-A.
s. Thompson.
sub-distrIct No. 3. Sunny slope
A. +. Wood.
sub-distrlct No. 4. straub-P. A.
Straub.
sub-distrlct No. .. Kettler's-
Charles waninger.
Sub-district No. 6. Oak Grove.
y. Graham.
sub-distrIct No. Z. County Line
]. T. Nichols.
Division No. 3.
Sub-district No. l. Holts-J. w.
Rider. "
sub-dlstrlct No. .. Woodland
william Purdom.
sub-dIstrict No. 3. Camelia-L.
H. Holt.
sub-dlstrict No. I. Milan. F.
Gholson.
sub-distrlct No. -Massack-R
s. Wilson.
sub-distrlet No. G. Liberty Ridge
Charles Trewalla.
sub-dlstrlct No. Z. West Nc
Cracken-J. II. Childress.
Sub district No. s. Knotts-E. II.
Section.
Division No. Z.
Sub-district No. l. Rowlandtown
No report.
Sub-dIstrict No. 2. Arcadia w.
r. Davis.
sub-distrlct No. 3. Hendron-G
j. Boyer.
sub-distrlct No. 4. Eden's Hill
John Theobold. Jr.
sub-distrlct No. 8. Lone Oak
Dick watkins.
sub-distrlct No. C. Lang's-No
report.
sub-dIstrict No. 7. Concord. I.
Potter.
sub-dlstrlct No. s. Pleasant Ridge
Fred Boyer.
Division No. 8.
Sub-distrlct No. I. Little UnoIn-
Neal 0verstreet.
sub-dIstrict No. 9. Highpolnt-
Contest.
sub-district No. 3. Fisher's-Ben
Meahl.
sub-district No.-4. Palestine-H,
Anderson.
sub-dlstrlct No. 8. Grahamville-
W. A. King. aprlrs
sub-distrlct No. G. Baldree--w
J. Ferguson.
Division No. O.
Sub-district No. 1-Ronsington-
w. A. smith.
snb-district No. 9. Hickory Grove
w. II. Sexton.
sub-distrlct No. 3. Woodville-J
NJ. Rice
sub-distrlct No. 4. Semmes-G
X. Murphy.
sub-district No. ). Burnley-L
W. Clements.
sub-dlstriet No. 6. Ragland-C
T Hodges.
sub-dlstrlct No. 7. Lee-M. w
Wi,liame
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-07
COMEDY OF ERRORS.

st. Louis, Aug. .. Especially
After days search Isaac
Mendal, n clothing salesman of
Paducah, found his wife at the
Union station. They became sep
araied at Cairo, while changing
trains. Mrs. Mendel came here.
MendeI stayed at Cairo. Mendel
then came here and his wife went
TO Cairo. Finally they met here
when their money was about ey-
hausted.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-07

Wilcox continued his evidence that
on the night of the visit to the home
of Nose Thornton, he was ordered to
disconnect NE telephones, which he
did.
Attack ON Murray.
Wiley Stewart told of the plan 10
attack Murray. The purpose was to
whip Griffin and Pitts, tobacco buy
ers. and Henry Dees, the banker. who
had not acceded to all their demands
to advance money on tobacco AT the
meeting discussing the plan to raid
the town, IL was said in passing that
$500 members of the band we're
needed in different counties. Il was
finally decided to postpone the attack
on Murray until fall. Joe Bell and
Clay Garland, witness said, were sent
into Trigg county to see what help
could be secured, and reported to the
meeting that $50 men with a wagon
load of guns would join. They were
given Sc, raised by contributions, to
defray the expenses of the trip.
1t was decided to tell AL Perry not
to deliver his tobacco to independent
dealers and TO join the association.
Witness said the general purpose OF
the organization was to compel men
to put their tobacco in the association
and to prevent men leaving Il.
Thornton's Testimony.
Interest centered in the testimony
of Moses Thornton, the victim of the
night riders. He is'57 years old. and
told of the visit to his house March
10. 1907, at o'clock in the morning.
when 100 men wearing black calico
masks and carrying arms. summoned
him from his house. He opened the
door with a lamp In his hands and
was compelled to throw up his hands
and call his son. He Identified Jake
Ellis. as the spokesman, and William
Mcclure as the captain. who wore a
scarf made of white table cloth spot
ted with saucer rings. He also ldent-
flied Henry Taylor as one of the men,
They ordered him to plant four acres
of tobacco, or they would whip him
until ''hls hide wouldn't hold shucks
and then hang him." Before they
rode away they told him to notify the
editor of the Murray Ledger that
party Of 100 men from Trigg county
had called on him. When they had
concluded the captain said about
face" and cup" whereupon they an
fired a round into the air and dis
persed.
The commonwealth called fifty wit
nesses and the defense ten. Common
wealth's Attorney Denny Smith read
the indictment. but did not state what
he expects TO prove. Then the wit
nesses were separated. something
Judge Cook did not wish to waste the
time In doing. but finally agreed to.
There is little hope of conviction
in this case.
The commonwealth is represented
by Commonwealth Attorney Denny
Smith. County Attorney y. b. Bar
nett. Coleman & Linn and Wells &
Wells.
| The Jury Is composed of James X
Miller, f.. j. Williams, Pat Beale, Mon
tie McQuiston. W. s. Shoemaker. NJ.
Dixon. n. S. Griffin. b. J. Brinn. S. o.
Miller. Pat Mcdaniel, o. Y. Curd and
To- T.. Hatcher.
When the panel was exhausted yes
terday afternoon Judge Cook ordered
twelve more names drawn from the
wheel and adjourned court to AFFORD
the sheriff time to summons the tales-
| man
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-08-07
Chicago Market.
Wheat.

Washington, Aug. THE agricult
ural report shows wheat condition ia
be SO.7 percent. normal.
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CONTINUED on Page Four)
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Wilcox continued his evidence that
on the night of the visit to the home
of Nose Thornton, he was ordered to
disconnect NE telephones, which he
did
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-17
ULTIMA HORl.

A Ultima hors CiECuI6 an Ia ciudad el
niguionts volantG:
'Ofi,o cf health. charities and coEEso- J.
ton. Bureau Of health and charities.
San juan, p. r., Julio II de 1908 A
LOS VECLNOs DE SAN JUAN. El
case do ADENITIS EoportRdo 0n Maya
gIisz, que fu6 aisIRd0 poF lR pFOCsdenCis
gogpeCheBa del paciente, ha Bido disgnosti'
CadO pOE CinCo m6diCOB do aquelIa OiudRd
, ConfrmRdo Rl honorable gobeTnadOF poF
el 6upeEintandsnte de Sanidad como m
case de Admits DE ORIGEN TU'
BERCULOSO, habisndo ds8RpaEsCidO
por tanto 81 peligVo que hS alarmado 81
pdbliO0 poR Greer 90 tratRbR dc IN oaso de
pegtP. -->- ...-...
"En pEsvili6n do IN grave NAL, % Co.
maEOn todaB Lea medidaB OpoEtuuaa P0F
lRB autoEidadsB Locales y ls Ealud pdbliCa
eBtG Oompl0tRment0 gaTantida. DF. FeJs'
pc B. CosdeFo, Acting Director de- sani'
dad : BsRafoanOie." ." ~
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-17
UNA OCURRENCIA EN- Ell CIElO.
De las pueltas del mismO al inferno
de- Ia CarCeI.

Elias Oonroig Jssds Garcia, psrooe
que qutEfRn ''mavoar bATilla" y antanoChe,
las o. ho de lR misma decidieron hacerlo
costs do GEL OialC.''
CoEts ron unS piczs de cRaimir con una
navajo, sin EOupeto lR divina tieD da, psFo
On el mcmonto dc intsntar embalGT, ur de
loH duo1oB de u casa los Borprsndi6. Los
individr o. huysron como almrs que llevR
el diAblo d'jando la piezS laB pusrtaB de
"El Oie!o."
Embellishments Ol ga grnto L6psB, cabo
Santi golY policiag Bauier1 y G 2a'sG die
EonBe & 10 persecution dc los individuoB,
Lon que freTon halladcs, no On 81 irfsrno
nino en- PueEtR de TIERS, ha5i6adossIP,
oCupRdo al ConrOig uuR navsja IN ga
1Eots, cate iltimo OlcOndido bsjo sI gabdo
del OonTtig
Fueron ,ondensdou, el Conrojg nm
ADO de reel, y 0l Garcia & la mitad dc
los GITctG, eHto sB. Bs' g mssss
Fu6 AdemGB coader ado el ConFoig, por
sl jueE dc pGz, por 0l delito de uEsE aEmRB
pFOhibidSV, H0Hsnta diaB de C6EceI.
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COCKTAILS TERAPEUTICOS.- Las
prOpiedades alimenticias nutritiV8s del
Rceite de higadO de bacalaO. sdependen en-
absolute de las grasas que entTan en- la
composition natural del aceite. Estas gra-
sas son digeridas y asimiladas con muchR
mas fac1lidad que las Otras, debidO la pre-.
sencia en- ell aceite de bacalao de ciSrtOs
cOmpuestOs derivadOs del hfgadO, que per-
miten la prOnta emulsihcaci0n del aceite
pOr los huidOs del est0magO y hRcen que
su absOrci6n pOr Ia, membrane mucOsR Sc
lleve efectO con mas facilidad Y con mas
rapidez que Ia de nfnguna Otra grasa
Las grasas que ell aceite de hfgadO de
bacalaO cOntiene, Rparte de su pOderOss IA
cultad de nutrir, no pOseen ning6n valOr
ter8peuticO-y los OtrOs elementOs nRtura-
les que son parties dc sU composition posi-
BILE que ningunO de ellOs pued8 eiercer en-
ell sistema cualquier efectO terapeuticO.
Es eVidente pues-que ell aceite de ba-
cal&O es un &l1mentO Y no una medicina y
que tOdas sus virtudes alimenticias estan
en- las grasas que entran en- su composition
" pOr cOnsiguiente tOdas las preparaciO-
nes que pretenden estaT hechas de los prin-
cipiOs activOs del aceite y que Sc Ofrecen
como sus sustitutOs, son prOductOs frRudu-
lentOs de Ia especulaCi0n mercantil y del
charlatanismO. DichOs preparsdOs no con-
tienen ninguna de las pTOpiedades nutr1ti-
bas y recOnstituye del aceite de hIga-
dc de bacalRO, pOrQue caFecen de la gr8sa,
menta-su composition tiene much& se0e-
ianza con la de los COCKTAIIIS-y su usO
puede en- Ocaciones causar periuiciOs con-
siderables los enfermOs pOr la gran can
tidad de alcohol que inVariablemente con-
tienen-y otras suDstancias narc6tiCRs, CO
mo el sulfatO de estricninR.
Esas preparedness, que SO dicen con-
tener los principles activOs del aceite de
hfgalo de bacalaO, son especialmente pc
ligrOsas para las criaturas, para los niflOs,
para las j6venes y seflOras, quienes pOr su
naturaleza delicada y tempeTamentO espe-
ciaI no pueden resistir sin grandes que
brantOs para su salud los efectOs deleteriOs
del alcohol, de La estriCninR = Otras subs
tancias en6rgicas.
FL aceite de hfgado de bacalao es in
sustituible como alimentO-cOmO un re-
cOnstituyente pOderOsO de Ia sangre, de los
tejidOs, de los nerviOs y de los huesOs.-y
Ell mOdO mas Tacionel de administration
segdn 10 ha probadO la eXperieng ia demas de
30 amos segdn Ia opinion un1versarde los
medicOs, es Ia EMULSION DE SCOTT,
que esta cOmpuesta del aeeite mas purO y
de OtTOs ingredientes que aumentan con-
siderablemente La efcacia nutEitiva del
aCeit0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-17
Do AdnIRISiFaeIGau

Avisamos 4 Las persOnas, que
sOlicitan suscribirse 4 este dia-
rio, que el peri6dieO no les Ser&
enviado, 81 81 aviso que con tai
obieto remitan, no Viene &Com-
panado del impOrte de La sus-
cripCi6n.
Esta vale por IN trimestro
&2.25. Por IN semestre $4.50.
.Por IN ,afio $500. PsgO az
tisipas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-17
REVOLUCION MUsIOA.L.-solicita

REVOLUTION MUsIOAL-sOlioits
nuegtro Oat6lOgo DO m6sica para piano,
violin , piano, mandOlinR = guitaRFR que
O0ntiGn0 mas de najI dOsoieNtas obTRB diBtin
tas, todaB s pFsCiou nunCa vigbos en Puerto
Rico de 10 csStGvOS Ell eiempgaF. El luj0
? 10 correction de nuOltEaa odiciopeB, TO-
daB it0gFahadag, no neCsita E0Clam0.
Remita hoy miEmo Hu direction para 0n.
yiaRls 81 Oatklego. Csntagy Music. Pub.
Comp. Allen altoI, ApaEtadQ 416. san
JueR Egsrta RiCo, 45 "a
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OTRO PLAzO PARA
InsCfiDCiOnes.
PrOtlnl0s quo tOndTan IRSehpeIaH18 eI LHnU8 20
Do Julie.

Agusda, Ponce 1, AEecibo 2. Pence 2.
BRyamOn, Rineon, O0bo Rcjo, Rio gran
dG, Carolina, San Juan l, C0msFio, San
Juan 2, Oorossl, San joan 3. HRtillO,
Tos Alta, Juans DiSz l, TOa Bnjs, Jus'
ma Dias 2, TFuiillo Alto, LOLA, UtuRd0
2, ManAtf l, ViGqusp, MoCB, YAbuCoa,
MoToviB, YSuoo l, NRFaniito, Yauoo 2,
PAtillau , sAbanR Grands y Osguas.
PEeCintoB que tendrGn inaOEipCionsg 81
LuneB 20 y el MaEteB 81 de Ju'io, Hu.
macao y San GsFmRD.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-07-17
REPRESALIAS
DEL BRASIL.
Esta naCi6n. ha VendidO un tOIpsdeTO
al Jop6n y. tisHs en- -PrOysCtO
OtTaS VentaS.

'LtyO8 IntOTbael0RlI0s no pnhIbOR 10 vOnfl
Dc blEeOs On tlGnDOs Do lVal'-GIjo uR
dlpI0mdiIeO IbFlSIIuE', aiudI0aas; ''tVu6
dsEOeh0 tIORsl los Estadas UlIl08 4 meter
8OGOn posOtfes y 1 d0GIrIO d BflslI que
10 VaRaa2"
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AGRA 0ABIE FlkSTA.

Aver, Goa m 2tivo del onomSstico do Ii
GatimRblO BeflorR dcfI3 C6fmen Duchegne
de Arroyo, 90 dieTon citR en Ia mo1ada de
loB EeforidOB eBpcsoH un Dumeroao grupo
do amigos entire los que figuTaban diBtin
guidas zoe tii0ritRg.
TNnto la sefioFR DuChsBne como 81 eu
pos el uefiOr FlOrenCio Arroyo obBeq uiaEon
OumplidAmento guS amigos con fncs
dUlCsg, licoEsg y BAndwichu.
La OonCurEenciS, deBpusB dc unaB piecs'
Bitau bai'ablsS sjscutAdaH por sl aexts6o, y
nisndo yR las doos de Ii noche 20 RETRO
BAtiAtochR y agradeCids de los Oumplidos
y HtenCionGg do quo fu6 objsto por LOS o.
timGbieB GupOSOH Arroyo DuCheane.
"A II preCintoI dc lR iala % ha Concs'
dido ampIiRCi6n del t6Emino raYs tfsctuar
inECEipCiO1es. Tsndr6n IugGr 81 20 y 21
de lOs cOFFiGntsV.
So satkn hRciendo trabs iaB para pFe.
aEaR Len bases del Teglsmsnto que hs dc
legir ca 81 casino pueTtorEiqutilo do San
juan , que HsTGn Bomstida1 Ia SpFobG,
Ci6n DC lS primsFR junta que % oOlObro
PSFa Congituir Ia iunta dir0Ctiva de aque'
lie BoCi0dGd
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15
Snaps.

We have for sale in Red Lake county,
Mimi, three farms of 100 acres each
and one quarter section of unimprov-
ed land. Three of these pieces have
poplar groves large enough to supply
all the fuel needed in life time, and
timber for log buildings.
From railroad towns one piece is
seven miles, one piece five and one.
half miles and two pieces three miles.
None further than five and one-half
miles from creameries or cheese fac
tories, or both. Soil is black loan
with clay subsoil. Drainage good.
Red Lake county averaged 20 bush
els of wheat per acre last year. No
better county in the state for small
grain and for dairying.
In Stevens county we have for sale
one quarter section two miles east of
mill and one quarter section one-half
mile east of mill.
FL. W. STONE & co.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15

The state drainage board has grant
ed $1,000 state aid to County Ditch
No. 2, and $4,000 to County Ditch No.
4. The 81 1000 for No. has been re-
ceived by County Auditor Ware, and
will be credited pro rata on next years
assessments. The $4,000 for No. will
not be received until the contract is
let and the auditor is ready to make
up the assessment roll.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15
Suffering and Dollars Saved.

E. S. Lopez, of Marilla, N. Y, says:
81 am carpenter and have had many
severe cuts healed by Bucklen's Ami
ca Salve. It has saved me suffering
and dollars. 1t is by far the best heal
ing salve / have ever found" Heals
burns, sores, ulcers, fever sores, &C.
zema and piles. 25c at j. R. Kruger,
druggist.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15

A large number of the young people
of Framnas surprised Rev. A. .. Dol
vim on Sunday evening and spent a
few pleasant hours. They brought
with them purse of $3.50 for their
beloved minister.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15
Farms For Rent.

| want tenants for three farms, two
of them half section farms with good
buildings, and the other a quarter
section farm on which I will make
the buildings good. I also want to
contract with someone to work the
Kohl farm near town.
LEWIS G. SPOONER
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15

To clean your seed grain perfectly
use Hero tanning mill and a Mime
apolis cookie mill. Every grain of
mustard and cookie can be taken out
in this way. Feed your screenings or
sell them to the mill. Nothing is
wasted, and raise clean, strong grain.
Stewart sells the cleaning machines.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15
Keeping Open House.

Everybody is welcome when we
feel good; and we feel that way only
when our digestive organs are work
ing properly. DIR. Kings New Life
Pills regulate the action of stomach,
liver and bowels SO perfectly one can't
help feeling good when he uses these
pills. 25c at J. R. Kruger drug store.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15

The Ladies Social Union of the M. E.
church will meet with Mrs. F. r. Put
nam next Wednesday afternoon. Re-
freshments will be served, and a gen.
eral invitation Is extended to all ladies
to attend. At this meeting there will
offering.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15

This issue of The TRIBUNE is pub
lished under difficulties, as the in
terror of THE TRIBUNE home is being
refinished this week by Geo. Hogan's
artists. We hope our readers will
therefore overlook the shortcomings
of this weeks issue.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15

If you suffer with indigestion, con-
stipation, feel mean and cross, no
strength or appetite, your system is
unhealthy. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea makes the system strong and
healthy. 35c. Tea or Tablets.-J. R.
Kruger.
On Thursday evening, Feb. Goth, a
card party and dance will be given
by the Rebekahs at Odd Fellows Hall.
First class music will be furnished by
the Misses Calvin, assisted by Mr..
Zahl. Refreshments will he served.
Admission will be 25 cents, and cor
dial invitation is extended to all to
attend.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15

According to the 1907 reports furn-
ished to the Clerk of Court, there were
213 births and 63 deaths in Stevens
county. The reports are mostly for
the year 1907, but include other years
to some extent.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15

John Gould, while working about
the barn on Thursday, struck his head
against the sharp corner of timber,
cutting cash three inches long. A
physician was called and the wound
dressed.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15

I wish to exchange an improved
farm of 100 acres in Iowa for a half
section of land in Stevens county.
- 1888 T. H. mcguire.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15

DR.. G. G. Jennings bad a severe at
tack of the grip the latter part of last
week and has been unable to attend to
his professional duties for several days.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15

There will be English services at the
Norwegian Synod church tomorrow
evening at 7:3O, with sermon by Rev.
Olson. All are cordially invited.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15

Frank Klein, formerly at Hancock,
but now a merchant of St. Anthony,
N. D., was calling on friends here the
first of the week.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1908-02-15

Mrs. Herman Kerl pleasantly enter
tanned on Monday afternoon in honor
of her friend. Mrs. Olson, who was
visiting with her this week.