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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29
8~efauntmadung fiir neberuabme
bot 0rabenansuerfunq.

g rirs hermit betannt se,na&t. bas i'd am is. Wai
1885. 10 ntr 9prnaittags, tn Der Gpunts Mubitprs
Office tn ct. gtrub, BE 4rbeit fir auswerfsn unb
gcaenbsn eines pom 8carb her Counts : GpntmtG6 are
Spn Stedrns 60. itrer ppm 10. Wdr; 1885 erlaFenen
Nnerbnuns semds befimmten grabens an ben pber
Bite Miebri8fbistenben ~perseben perbe, ME fplat:
Mnfdn8ene an fent inter benz gamen Mepers Greet
b%sfanntsn Bad. ~ gg t spu SIC X, Stftipn "a,
3cpn 1913, 8laHe % rpeflt6; ron ecrt in einem I'll
rfltten 9aufe, burd SeetiDnen 19, 80, 29u 28, Eppn-
hip 123 Glahe q wefli& f3 meter erfredenb, Bis
berftlbe plum Greet IN genannter Settipn % fduet.
bet. Die Nrbeit rirb in 4btteifunsen. feparat, Sc.
%sinnens an benz Musaanespunfte unb ppn bort In duf-
einanSerfplse irpmaufwdrts bis sur aueae yer.
eeben.
G5enannte arbeit ruB in Der befinnmten Belt spuen-
Bet lem une tetn angebot, ref6es um ntetr benin &c
yrpsent Die 1Ditsnabl3asans fur bic Contribution In
irsenb einert Sale. 70 mte tn Der Srber bettmmt
a%beriteist, rirp bsrddii6tist wersen; Der erfplsrei6,
Steter mus cine sufriebenaeaenbe 8Irsf6aft fir ae.
treue ausfabruns bes Gpntrafts sebeu anb aaen Sda.
BEN, Der burh ieine S6nlb tesen ni6t Splenbuna be
Arbett CUR befttmr1ten Belt peruria6t rire, erfessn
0enannte Sreer, Ibfddsuns unb grpfi fnb III Ben
9etsi e%encn,rien ans liesen in meiaer Office sur Gin.
ii9t rfTen.
8arnes8pfberg,
lGp.-Iubitpr, Stearns Co., Wian
ct. Glsas, zen 81. Npril 1885.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29
Dem Snriten d.
S6bentis Sabr lept,
uemmer 9iiti6 ltreut,
uemmer Siiti9 babn:

ACutltCL ~utIu obTh"
Sat ipteber 10 CABIN!
Iuf Der Sod bes aan5lers, Ser,
@pe, lit an Dem @hrentase ieines 9errn
nidt leer au~ssesausen. 9ieieni9en,
tpel6e bic 8ebeutuns elmer guten Slide
gu iuirbisen ~tuiiien, Serr Ebeooor Nul
ler, Der Sbermeifter Der neuen @af-
tuirths< Srruts, unb Genoiien aberrei9,
ien Serrr Gse gum 70. @eburtstase
ieines 5errn in Entertaining Der Ser
oienfte, pelde er ii9 ourd bic 8fese
bes Sanders I'M bas 8aterlanb ertuor=
ben, cine sOloeue MebaiQe nebf fant,
lerii9 ausseftattetem Siplom.
Sosar beoa9te man ben Ret9s'
bunb Epras nit einem Sopbo
uno elmer Dede, tuelde folsenbe Sn'
i9rift trdst:
Tbras, fei bnbi9 artig unb gut,
Sci es bel Sag, lei es BET Nadt,
8eluahe uulern &ansler gut,
gluf iein @obl iei nur beoa9t,
Gann uirb als Yrdient Dir bies &anapee'
(SdluB fOlst)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29

-@as bemginen 5umNeadtbeil sereidt,
1T bon 9rDB tem 8ortbeil fir ben Inbern.
go muBte man untpiafirli9 Senfen,
penn man am porigen SDnutas in Serrn
gbr. Nerne's 8ierlofal in OfzSt.
glouo e%intrat, mo ii9 cine Menge BON
Sol6en, bic ben Sonntas mad ibrer Irt
unb ntdt in Der BON WaHeriimpeln
porsei9riebenen 8eiIe oerbrinsen pol>
len, einfanben unb BEL eiitem @las 8ier
9emiitbli6 fablten. 11no tpie es benn
10 9ep6bnli6 sei9iebt, tuenu iid per=
idieoene Menidenflaiien trefeu, 10
.freuaten ii6 aud in !6errn Werne's Stu.
BE bic Meinunsen ein5elner Intpeienben,
mas our 5olse bate, baB t~penisitcns 2
Gdlte-feine 0eutlbeu-i bres p~orlauten
@eienstueget tn bic Berluabranitalt ra9
5auf Gapios ipe0irt tpurben.
9ie SOnntasspersniisen I'M
|Sdibenparf nabmen am norisen Cont,
tag ibren Nnfaus. Ser 8eIu6 uar,
oa Die 8ai1eriimpel ct. CLOUDS Iid
oas @ebrau9sredt Der Galooni9luHel
%orrbebalten, elm gutter unb bennna9 ber
Igrfolg ein aufrieoenitellenber. Ser
Reinertrag fol- fid auf $40 belaufeu
baben. Sobalb Die Bitteruns es e.
|laubt, tutrb bic bieiise Muiitfapele gu,
Sebuns bes 8ersnlsens i'm Yart bel
ltragen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29
8erfe9eIte Mngebote.

Seriieselte Qnsebute fir 2ieferung bes
Materials unb fir ben 8au stueier aus
Steiu semauerten 8ridenpfeiler fir eine
Bride iber ben grDtp Riper bel SaDnes
bile, Siearns Co., Minn., tperoe11 in Der
60. Nubitors Office big 9tenitas, ben 12ten
Wtai 1885, Nadmittass 8 ubr enteegenge=
uomnen, 81 tuelaer 3eit tie seofnet unb
6ffentli6 p~erleIen tper6en. Hldre nnb Spe'
aifieationen fir pbise Irbett fDnnen IN Der
Nubitor's Office an uno nod benz l.. Mai
1885 ein9eieben iperoen.
9as Ge6t, elm ober ale Gnsebote 81 Der
~tuerfen, lit D%srbebalten.
g. %. Sturtepant,
19--2 Snsenieur
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29

gST Wan io4 rtuubl beberstse1, bab
bet Sebler & 8russemann in Birflids
felt be @aaren unter &uitenpreis pers
fauft tuerben. 9ieie baben iid sntidlois
len, ibren sartae1 Borratb losauidlasen,
mesbalb Der Breis bsr @aaren nieori<
ger als Der @infaufspreis seiebt 1T.
Das iinb 3batia1en unb feline 8auernz
fdnserei. gs lit allen grnites elm Nuss
uertauf inter benz &oitenpreis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29
Gormunbi@afts< unb Na1lafen=
1haft8=6 eriht.

uIIV>V VT VII
sur ben mIorbfern@ beridtet pom Hi&ter g. 8rid.
NadlaB bes oerit. 8ilb. 8obmer.
Barrant, Susentar unb Nbi9dbuns 81
ben Icteu senommen. @eiammtabi9ds'
Jung $12s,436.2S.
Nadlab ees perit. 9e,nrid 8auid.
&eiisnation bes Executors senebmist.
Nntras fir grnennuns zines 8erpal=
tiers nit beisefiistem Teitament 9eltellt.
I8arsfbaft eutsesensenOmmen. 9utsebeiz
ben uno eingetragen. M. q. Gaui9 als
8ermalter eruannt.
NadlaB bes %peritorbenen Sohn 8a9.
S6riftlides 3eusniB bes Sobn 3app gu
ben Icten senOmmen. Nntras fir &C.
ri6tli6e Setaments beitdtisuns seiteIt.
9eitament unb 8eitdtisuus III ben NC
ten selest. &atb. Bad als Gerpalterin
uno 8. Geinbarb unb 9. 8ebel als glbz
i9dber ernannt.
Na6laB bes per1t. Geo. Stiuins
@eiud ber Seitamentsbouitrederin fir
seri6tlide 8eitdtisuns entaesensenoms
men. Sermin auf ben Steu Mai anbes
raumt. g >
Sn Sa6e Der 8ormunbi9aft ber
Winoerjabrisen Steiu. @eiu9 fir @r=
nennuns zines gormunbs einsetrasen.
Nntras fir 3arsibaft seitelt. Dieie
seitellt unb senebmist. Sobn 8ab als
Sormunb ernaurt.
Na6laB bes perlt. SoIepb 8antber.
ISdluBabrebnuns sema6t uno lleberz
trasuns Der 9tnterlafeni6aft anseurb'
net.
Ma6lab oes perit. Sobn g. Gotb=
ltein. SdluBabre6uuug senta6t unb
Observation-Disclosures anseorb'
net.
NadlaB bes BERT. Seinri6 Otter.
IffiOap,t iber 8er6fentliduns Der On.
seise be5islid @%rnennuas zines Ser.
walters gu ben Qcten senOmmen. Nnna
Otter als gertpalterin %eruaunt. Ils Nb'
i6dser Sreb. Sbr6ber nnb Inbr. 3rd'
mer ernannt.
@adlaB bes BERT. Subn &ensel. Sc
iu6 ber Soatrederin fir 9eri9tlib'
MISUNDERSTANDING entsesensenom
men. Termir1 am Is. Wai.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29
MuSnerfaMf!

Da i'd seicnnen BIN, bas alet>
berseiddft auf;useben, 70 Uferire
i'd metnen erOben gprratb an
fertigen &leibern gum 8uifen>
preis. Nud babe Id BON legtem
Sabre uberseleaene Waaren,
welde id 81 so proSent unte1
benz Ginfaufspreis anbiete.
|Spredt vpr bel
If6- Spiep9 gbelbrpd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29

- Cine @enbung neuer GrIbiabrss
iuaaren, na1 ben neueiten Muitern ioes
ben angefommen i'm 2Ofale 6es
s. s. 8rabprb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29
Nlberma11 g. Munsinasr tuur

: Nlbermann g. Wunainser tuurbe
am Samitas BOT bic S6ranfen bes Sc
ri9ts se5osen, anseflast, ant NbenOe
porber nad II l1br seiiise Getrdnte
perabreidt gu baben. 2ittle Yete uolte
iid 10 leidten &aufs ni6t aburtbeilen
|lafen; er perlanste, Die 8lase Dor Sc.
[i9uorenen a%bsebanbelt gu iebeu. Dieie
sogen fi6, na9oem bas 3eusenperb6,
porsenommen mar, IN ibr Beratbunss.
cabinet 5uriid, fonnten li6 iebo6 u einem
@abrlpru9e nidt eiaisen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29
3ugeIanfen!

Gin s~ueijdbrigcs unb elm breildbriges
&inD. Ser @t8entbimer lam oieielber &C.
gen 8eaablung Der 5utterfoiten uno @ebdbs
rem bet benz nnter5elhneten IN gmpfang
nebmen. Srib 8abni6affe..
49, EDtpn &rain.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29
- Oelo at perteiben auf Grlroet'
Ieuthum. Nafaufraaen bel s.. g. @tre.12-
namOeI 1tmo Nagemt

perfaufen lire rleuen 8aaren eben 10 bill
tia ats Nnbere lire ausuerfanfen fDni1er.
ueberSeust gu6 oeiien ielbit. Gs mabi
uns 8ergnisen, gub neue, biblbe
Baaren 81 5eisen. -
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29

- @enn ber alte Gopb aud nidt piel
in ben 9eitunsen iast, er lebt INNER nod
unb ftebt feinem ieiner goncurrenten be-
5iisli1 Site Der @aare unb grniebris
suns ber 8reiie aurud. Wan tanfe bel
Bpbb & 6 o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29

- Man perna9ldiiise es ni9t, s
s.. Brabforb a%ussemdblten gorratf
an neuen gaenuaaren at beii9tisen
Sci ibm fauft mat, bic neueiten Muite,
gu ben niebrigiten Breiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29

ct. 6 b.

- g1entuaaren, Mooepaaren, Mus<
ita~ttungsartlfel fir Damen in rei1iter
|Iuspabl 81 ben bi0,siten Yreiien i'm
|2otale bes S. S. 8rabfprb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29
6runoetsentbums . Nebertrasnnser
lit Stearns gpuntp.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. . bCUeIlIuBHWHCW
lit Stearns Gpuntp.
SIR BEN .WorSfern' beri6tet ron Sc rrn aesiara
aobn Yapp.)
Soispb &ubar on Gnton Bosatidnid fir
8 10 y 10 I'M Soipn ct Soiepb 1870
Matbias @roiimsn1 unb @attin an Spbn
@rpiimann fir ie d ne n g Is s 1875 81 80
SO 800
Sc Weit & . " Sopt uno @attins an
2ucian 3 Sroutman fir 8 Is & II 9 1& 6
Is 3 2 IN @arfielbs Ioo ou Saint Glpno
400
Micplas 2ustpis unb gattin an Gnsela
Sep fir ne u ne II g 80 & ~ ie u s.
nm m = , is rs 20 20 q rs 50 M Il IN 4 sos g
Simon aasper unb @attin an Aatie 8olb
fir 8 /, 2, 8, 4&5 3 4S in Golo Spring
Sriybena u 8ennett unb @atte an Mid.
Sogan fir ~ a ie Il g 1874 u IS Us
$50
@elbin O'gsarbe .unb Satin an Qntpn-
nette Stein fir ~ "A BON ne x & II n NM
a 9 1876 st 80 IS 210O
Sic ct Saul unb Chicago GE 60 on
Soba German ST. fir { Il mn 4S % 8
Mntbonp 8 ebOre uno Satin an CHARLES
S Brenner fir i'm Il ne d & ne ID im n
lS 10 s 1875 sc IS IS 1000
'@ g Witben unb @attin an ben EeIta@
mentspplitreder bon Setter Sbalitper fir ip
IL g 10 1913 R 80 IS 500
Mi6ael 2ufaniti6 uno Satin an Saeob
Seiorids fir 8 3 l in 8iIa9e ct Martin
75e
Matbias Shiffrer unb Gattit an Matbi=
as 8eri9eib fir NM Il nm a SO & 1875 81
31 IS
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29

W Nortb 5tar<9ungen uno Sals.Bal'
iamiit elm fi9eres Mittel 9ege1 9uter I'M
Grfdltung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29

Dky Die lb6niten unb 6eiten
@ingbaras, &attute,
2atpns, Sranbp's
9iques, Spi1es,
in bibi1en Muitern iOeben ansefommert
bel Sanbel II. N 9 Is
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29
n ano Wuaeut

ufferiren bieie ISOLDE ibren loeben anges
fommenen @orratb pom gaIbmeres,
unb gang uonene Baaren pie folst:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-04-29
bic t4nfrtrte goIfsaussabe
MIIipli BibeI

MIltplt BibeI
1T Die einst9e fatbDliibe 8ibel, tpelhe Die
G%pprDbation Der beridieoenen BiihDfe uno
9aupter Der &tr9e bat. S1eies 8erf miro
iebt 1T
st. Glouo II. ttn,9eeettS b~erfamft.
Gle Die bas Gerf seieben, eintsen li9 in
tbrem urtbeile oabir, oaB es zines
Der f61niten Werfe
lit, bic fte ie seieben. 9iefes @erf IsIte in
feiner fatboliiden Santiie feblen. 10
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

TIE New York Herald says that the
banks in that city are holding 1925, 600
600 as against s87, 600, 900 a year ago,
and their reserve above the legal re-
quirement is S41, 100000 as against
81, 900, 600 year ago. The CONNER
cial Bulletin estimates that during the
month of January upward Of 10000,
600 will be paid out by the government
aud by corporations as interest on debt,
bonds and dividends on stock. This
sum viii seek rc-investment, and as
wheat shows strong signs of adyvnce
in values, it is quite probable that a
large portion of the idle capital will be
sent west for Investment in wheat. All
circumstances, especially the fact Of a
large decreased wheat area throughout
the west, tend to confirm the belief that
prices have reached their lowest point
and must experience a reasonable ad-
vance This belief is just what is nee
essary to attract the idle capital into
wheat or any staple product which
promises to advance in value, and all
things seem about to work together for
an early revival of business activity.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

IT IS encouraging to read of news
paper man with money enough to be
able to afford liberal expenditures for
the benefit of other people. Joseph
Pulitzer, who brought the St. Louis
Post Dispatch to paying basis and in
1882 bought the n. Y. World, has just
paid the s246, 600 purchase price, the
World itself clearing s14l,0O0 last
year above expenses. Ga Christmas
be gave the entire force of both papers
each turkey and grand dinner, donat-
ed the papers sold by the carriers that
day, gave 5000 to the poor fund, and
IN New York city. Mrs. Pulitzer dis
tributed So, 900 worth of cloaks and
oyercoats to the children of the poor.
Newspaper men are more prorerbially
liberal, in proportion 10 their means and
the profit Of their respective papers,
than any other class Of men, and Mr..
Pulitzer, III. Bennett and hi. t'hilds
aEcs ~ iii Is q lis clsiiln.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15
NOTICE.

DEIT REMEMBERED that at asession of the
ID Board of County Commissioners Of Ford coun-
ty Kansas, held at the County Clerks ofiie, Jan.
H. 1885, the following proceedings were held. to
wit:
On petition of the requisite number of voters,
the Board hereby ordered that election be held
on the frat Tuesday on February, 1885, at the sew
eral usual voting precincts in Ford County, for the
purpose of submitting to the electors of said Conn
ty the following proposition:
To issue bonds not in excess OF $1,000, for the
purpose OF constructing a bridge across the Ar
kansas river south Of Dodge City, at cost not ez-
ceeding 5000, or the purchase of present bridge
at cost Of 5000 the erection OF new bridge or
purchase Of old one TO be determined by Board Of
County COMMISSIONER
Those favoring the Issuing Of said bonds shall
l5e ballots es follows: For issuing bonds"
Those opposed thereto, against the Issuing Of
bridge bo.ds.''
F. C. ZIxaERgASs, Chairman.
S. GALLAGHER, JR, County Clerk.
Notice is therefore given that en- election VIII
be held on the first Tuesday in February, 1885. be-
ing the 81 day OF February, ct the several voting
precincts In Ford County, at which said election
the qualified voters Of said county will vote upon
the proposition hersinbefore stated.
IN testimony whereof / hare hercunto set Ely
hand. ct my Office. at Dodge City, Kas., in said
comfy this January =. 161.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

Dodge City affords delight for man
kind. The city fame is widespread
Added TO its fame is the proposed visit
to New Orleans by the celebrated Cow
boy Band. The band has new feature
1t is set forth in the following item
from the Lawrence Daily Herald Tri-
bune
The Cowboy band, Of Dodge City,
created sensation at the stockmen' s
convention at st. Louis Their APP
pearance is unique and peculiarly dressy.
The fashionable and latest style of cow
boy suits, sombrero hats, buckskin
suits, clanking spurs, immense tooth
picks, Bowie pattern, in the belt, and
shooting irons on their hips foot or
two feet long. To add to the weird and
fantastic uniaueness of the show, Col.
Geo. A. Reynolds, Of Dodge City. who
speaks all the Indian tongues of the
plains With fuency, has yonng buffalo
that follows the band with the alacri-
t. Of child led by its mother As
sooa as the band strikes UP its music,
which, by the way, is nctsurpassed by
any band in tie country, tie buffalo
calf fairly dances With delight. ia its de-
sire to get into the procession. The
band is going to the Worlds Fair a.
New Orleans, and Col Reynolds will
take his buffalo with him, They Will
create the greatest scasztaon III ~
Crrolcs have q Riiln = =
streets Of that "a 40 g.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15
A CONUNDRUM

Why can Charlie Shields sell goods
cheaper than any Hardware house in the
city? Because he is an experienced
Hardware man and only keeps what the
people want and has no dead stock to
carry; and because he has no clerks or
book keepers to pay, for he attends to his
store himself. And because he buys
for cash and saves cash discount.
Therefore, he can sell cheaper than any
house in the city.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15
To the Editor Of the TINES.

Again | have to call attention to the
public in reference to the Dance-house,
as |, the heaviest taxpayer on the south
side, went to Mayor G. N. Hoover and
begged him to enforce the city ordinance.
In spite of all this, Mayor Hoover let
the Dance-house run, so he may fur
nish the whisky. | will, from this day,
have the man arrested every day, and
declare Mayor Hoover the most dan
gerous man in city office, Dodge City
ever had He, the mayor, is only for
George Hoover. S. GALLAND.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

The work on the skating rink has
commenced. The foundation stone is
being laid, and L. K. Mcintyre, who
has the contract for furnishing the lum-
Der, is in receipt of the building mater
ial The lumber bill for this mammoth
skating rink is quite an item. The
rink will cost about 1000 90. 1t will
be located in a desirable and central
part Of town of easy access to all Cit
ZenS
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

Or THE 81 opponents last year,
it is said that 23S of the females were
blondes, ranging in age from seven to
forty-six years, and 121 rrturncd to
and were embraced in the arms of for
giveness by their husbands. The crank
who kept the record depended on the
daily telegraph report for his statistics.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

One of the best business men in this
city said the other day that he spent
the most money for advertising when
people felt the poorest. He says that
is the time when people read advertise
ments. If they find store advertising
bargains, they vii leave their old places
and go to the newer, and the new one,
if it is smart, will keep them every
time. The old fashioned business man
will feel that he must do things in a
modern style if he wants to swim with
the current.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

Mrs. j. c. Shattuck, corresponding
secretary of the Topeka Branch of For
eign Missions, NJ. E. Church, addressed
good audience in the NJ. Z. Church
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Shattuck gave
an interesting account Of woman's work
among the uncivilized, and her remarks
were listened to with profound attention
and deep ieterest. She is an eloquent
talker.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

A young lady in Parsons has served
a written notice on young gentleman
who claims the first place in her atfec-
tons, that after January 1, 1885, he
mustdo one of two things: Either cease
visiting saloons aud using strong drink
or relinquish all claims Oh her, as she
despises a loafer aud positively viii not
keep company with gentleman who
she knows is addicted TO the habit Of
strong drink.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

Rev. A. j. Bell, the Evangelist, has
engaged to come to Dodge City, but
owing to former engagements he will
not arrive here until the latter part Of
February. He makes four weeks
campaign in Iowa before coming here
He will bring with him fine Solo sing
er. Singing is the soul of religious de-
votion, and we have no doubt the pro-
posed religious revival will equal some
of the famed revivals of Moody and
Sankey.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

J.. B. Ostrsnsler, prominent far
mer of Sumner c9arty, gave Us So
c;al call last Thursday: having stepped
of here to take private conveyance 20
the Crooked Cresk country where he
VIII locate. Ec stated that large
number OF families from his part of
the State will Genre here next Spring.
1t is his belief tia. tie rainfall will
increase with the settlement and de-
velopmea. Of the agricultural resour-
,ces of western as it did in eastern Kan
sas, and That this viii become great
fa1{ajre scct;na.. sSss
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

All those who were afraid to invest
in city property will know that they
made mistakes. Town lots this week
brought good prices, and the chances
are that they will 90 double the prices
they are now offered at Whoever
wants to invest had better do so soon.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15
Uay for Sale.

I will sell about so tons of good hay,
cut before frost, well stacked; can be
hauled away or fed to cattle on the
premises; good water. Five miles be-
low Point of Rocks, on the river, in
Ford county. Address,
r. Z. BURNS, Oferle, Edwards Co., KS.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

It is about the time to talk about
trees. Ii you intend to remain in Kan
sas you want to relieve the monotony
of the landscape. You want to make
your home look attractive, and you
want to do a good thing fer mankind
and posterity. If you want to do good
things you must plant trees. Morris
Collar, one of our early citizens. and
one of our most enterprising citizens,
has devoted a good deal of time and
money to the cultivation of trees. His
fine groves in the west part of the city
is ample evidence of this. Mr. Collar
has lot Of all kinds of trees for sale.
His trees are better than those you buy
in the East, because they are acclimat-
ed to this section. 1t is well to pre-
pare your ground now for trees, and
make your arrangements to buy Of him.
He has trees twelve years old, having
been cultivating trees and shrubbery
the past nipe years. Everything on his
place is growing finely. Last year he
sold several fine orders for trees to peo-
pie in Arizona. This year he expects
to sell thousands of dollars to people in
this region Of country.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

By TIE overturning of mail car on
the St. Louis & Frisco Il. r., January
lst, at Severy, fifty registered letters,
from Wichita ard ether western Kan
sas points, were DESTROYED.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

Our old friend S. Evans, of Purdy.
vile, called on us on his way to Larned
last week, and informed US that a con-
siderable number Of range cattle perish
ed in his locality during the recen:
storm. The farmers up there raised
fne crops of wheat, oats, millet, etc.,
last season, and arc convinced that a
success will be made of farming.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

Sturm & Metcalf have presented us
with some bottles of ginger ale, a new
article manufactured by them. We
believe the new article will find ready
sale. They purchased the right to man
ufacture this ginger ale. Il is the best
in the market anywhere.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

JOIN HINcHMAN, a wealthy brewer
Of Patterson, New jersey, paid so, 600
damages the other day in a breach of
promise suit, and the lawyers for the
plaintiff, a widow named Henchley,
took 81, 600 for their fee, leaving her
50, 600. It's cold day when a law
yer gives widow half the spoiis.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

The new county officers ele';t assumed
the duties of their offices on Monday.
A. Crumbaugh, Probate Judge; i. f.
McGary, District Clerk; B. Il. Milton,
County Attorney, and j. A. Torline,
County Commissioner, were in attend
ance at their places.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

W. J. Fitzgerald is the new teacher
in the intermediate department of the
school. He took hold on Monday, and
established reputation which will do
good for the term. He sthrashed on
ly four unruly boys. 1t is hoped that
disobedience will be wanting in the fu-
tIlra
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1885-01-15

VIM. Findlay, of the Cowboy Office,
has returned. Mr.. Findlay is mourning
the loss of his wife, who died at their
home in Ness county, of consumption,
some days ago. Mr.. Findlay has our
sympathy in his bereavement.