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City Court.

Civ VS.. L. Morris; intoxication; fined
T.
City vs.. j. Il. Wright; intoxication;
ined s..
CITY VS.. Willie Thompson; abusive
srgaagei continued.
Civ Us. Nathan Grover; loud and
,alerous language; fued So.
Cityvs. John Jones and Henry Brown;
igbling: fined 50 zach.
'Iiv vs. J. NJ. Edwards, r. c. O'Neal
nd Willie Brooks throwing stones; dis
missed.
Cily VS.. John Wilson and Henry Ap-
lec6tt; vagrancyi discharged.
Civ vs.. Oscar Royal; obstructlng
y,in street; continued.
Cityys. Maggie -----, w. Burke, w,
Young Frank Dunn and Joe Stillwell;
Isgrsncy; transferred.
CITY, VS., A, Gardner; selling meat out
he Of market; continued.
C..y vs.. A. Gardner; Strengthening cat
L within city limits; continued.
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i statement NJ ). b. Arban, a dry
y dealer, si Washington Borough,
" Orlei, but entirely 10 the point.
y !, hereby certify that / have been
sea with dyspepsia for several
4 and two bottles OF Mishler's
Y hllsers cured me-" II we UNDER
70 make a collection Of certificates
-ls sort we could I'LL a very large
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

Our reduced rates are no longer ex-
tended; bu,we are determined TO in
crease our trade, and are making TO or
der shirt Tor SIS per d0zen-unlaun
dried-that will soil wherever shown.
They are made of WamSutta cotton,
solid linen b0soms and cuffs. Come and
examine them, and if not satisfied, don't
buy. A few suits of underwear at 81
per SUIT. Respectfully,
OIINEn RUOS
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i Epps, held TO answer on the
e OF Tooblng the United States
between Weatnorlord and jacks
wa, was brought here and lodged in
!!.o9n,eIulayi United Stntes Commits
N, Y hently having bound him over
M SUI. sun OF 1900. His examining
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onward.

,a s'oasnre tous to note the pro-
NV. Enterprise ofsorne of cnr, lead.
ro aD's houses, especially that Of
NV "or' * Co., the Elm street drug.
It6s I5niy three months ago mtr.
Iiss mug store, formerly called
Or = =, n.iarnacy, and to-day ara
-'V the best trades In the city.
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American National Bapk.

Attention is called to tho statemont
OF the America National Bank, which j.
ID Ihis mornings issue. This hank
started lust one year ago and the state.
ment az exhibited speaks for itself and
Is an index Of The energy, ability. capi.
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l most earnestly entreat every femal

l most earnestly entreat every female
expecting to be confined 10 use "The
Mothers Friend" Compiled with this
entreaty, will add, that during large
obstetrical practice "a years., 1 have
never known IL to fail to produces safe
and quick delivery.
II. j. M0LIfEs, NJ. D.,
Atlanta, Ga.
Send for our treatise on "Health and
Happiness of Woman" mailed free.
BRADFIELD REGULATOR Co.,
Atlanta, Ga.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

Mrs. Mary Hammond, (widow o.
Capt. Il. NJ. Hammond) has rented that
large and cOmOdious house OF Mr.. Wood
$50 Commerce, and will have rooms Gle
gantly furnished TO rent, with or with,
out board. Table board by the day OF
month,
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0rd's Acid Phosphate.

u =, .uNEQuALED.
~, ., W. Alexander, Fannettsburgh,
|ssSsN, VI think Horsford's Acid
' saaIe Is not oqualed In any other
4"''oh Of phospohorus.p
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

The removal Of Prof. Sanborn of n.
l.. after being pronounced incurable by
score Of physicians, from Las Vegas,
iNo to his home, was effected by adj
DE-. Harter's Iron Tonic,
Ilcl has restored him TO his former
Ell health.
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, spoaklne-John nnnr, nrn,,n-

IIs,'P S@h'ns-JOhn Henry Brown,
80, TOT mayor, will address the
.' " Dallas at s o'clock ON .ho night
s9 ' w; March ~, AZ tho corner of
ms,... .',H r'hN streets. Rn,inoss
brrs '' s,r onG working men, ant
~ MO cordially invited 10 at.
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Man are often heard saying that their
,,nirations are high, but every time
y ~ eougn their noses go towards the
.lyib With indications that they will
iai,n them soon, unless they are wise
. v'T to take DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
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A Richmond in the IIeld.

IS 70 The persistent call Of his
"'Onus and voters, Mr.. II. Harris
asouted to run for Alderman in
ny wv &c. ely, East Dallas. Mr.. Harris
n, oN,lu,e,awake, energetic citizen,
-, Vllected, will no doubt do that
e'ou service In that capacity,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

This "a your last notice to buy Of the
Loeb Il Frieberg stock, rs | will sellthe
groceries, canned goods, etc, COM
pleioly out, and close out entirely the
stock by April /.
!. HEmENHEIMER.
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''' .''f aNs TUNED Tor a Short
I. b,, 'ih consulted al tha NJ.
bs g., bon't Tail 10 see tho Doc
.ap n =, .ile only man IN tht wt~ld
'"'' TIE disease Of drunNun.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

Burke and Dunn, Of side-show fame.
VINO were arrested on the charge of va
grsn4cy, were fined $40 each yesterday
Dy JuStich Schulz. The other memhery
OF tho layout were released.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

To make good salad dressing in the
ordinary way good condiments, plenty
OF time and no little skill are essential.
Durkee's Salad dressing supplies all
these requisites. Sold everywhere,
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IfyOu are q minister and,
have overturned yoursolfwith your
pastoral duties or n mother, worn out
with care md work, or a man Of business OF
labor weakened by the strain Sf your every
day duties, ora man Of letters tolling over
your midnight work, Hop Blttors viii most
surely strengthen you
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Groceries as low ms they will get, and
so low that Will positively close with.
out reserve, the iino assortment Of
groceries of Loeb e Frieherg by April J..
|, HEiDENuEMER.
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iu't Ntotm.
'Sh.s1a winter storm like a child
!, h. t"u ooldY Ii blows, IL SHOWS an
NJ "W1see Cure II with Taylof's
lep. "ehedy Of Sweet Gum and
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The complete stock of groceries, teas,
c0tlees, spices and sugars Of the stock
OF Loeb 4 FrIehurg, must be sold before
April /, as | shall close tho store.
|, uEIDESuEIMER
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For Sale.

have Johnson Grass Seed for sale,
three miles east of Alvarado, Texas.
Yours truly,
II. 4. JOHNSON, SR,
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Giles pills are safe, prompt and reli-
able. Contain no mercury, purely veg
etable; and relieve without pain. Sold
by druggists,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

Best Rio, parchod or ground, pounds
for 81. c. Il, MoMAND Il Bro,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

Ifyou are suffering from over-oating
or drinking, any indiscrotion or dissipa-
ton, or are young and growing too
fast, AS Is often the case,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

Henry POllack ~ Co, manufactures Of
ruuks and .valises. Repairing neatly
done. ~ Elm street.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

Groceries, canned goods of all kinds,
sugar, cotio0 and every thing must and
"wi.,' be sold by April l, MS | close tie
doors then. ]. HgtuENuLIiER.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

The Roy. George a. Thayur, Of Bour-
hon, Indiana, sgya; "r0'h myself and
w,is owe 0Ul lives &C. 1hiluh'a C0rsuun-
don Cure" Sold by J. Williams & Co.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

Shiloh's Nitalizor Is What you need iol
consumption, loss OF appetite, dizziness,
aud all symptoms. OF dyspepsia. Price
10 and Is cents per bcttlo' Sold bv 7. L.
Williams & Co,
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No Doubt Of That

No Doubt Of That.
"Bsnson's Capclne Borous Plasters
are clean, reliable, quiok.acting and
highly medicinal. DIR. M. Z. Flowers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

Todd Mills Prairie Flour, 500 per 100
pounds. c. Il. MoMAND & BIO,
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" luuON Glass ct low prices, aad
glazing done In any part OF the city.
HAMILTON q YOUNG,
SD Elm street
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A nasal injector nrss with Och bottle
Of Shlloh's cUllrTh Rcmady. Price 20
goutR sold hY J. l.. Williams & Co, =
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Carier,s LltIIe LIrer Plns

INrIor'e IIttIo LIVor FiIIs
must not be confounded with common
Cathartic or Purgative Pills, as they are
entirely unlike tn0m In every respect.
One trial will prove their superiority.
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"Or II you are In the workshop, on the
farm, at the desk, anywhere, and feel
that your system needs cleansing, tom
ing stimulating, without intoXloat-
ing, II you nre old,
blood thin and impure, pulse
feeble, nerves unsteady, faculties
waning, Hop Bittets is what you need To
give you new life, health and vigor."
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WORDS Of Warming and comfort.

III yOu ere suffering from poor health or
'nuguIshlng ON o bed ofsichncss, take cheer
If you are simply ailing, or ifyOu feel
weak and disuirited,
without clearly know
Ing why. Hop Bitters
will surely cure you,
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own fault lfyou remain III. II
YOU are wasting away with any form
OF Kidney disease, stop tempting death this
moment, and turn for cuTe-Hop Bltters.
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II you are costlvo, or dyspeptic, or suffer-
ing from any other the numerous dis
eaEes of the stomach or bowels, II Is your
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-03-17

COWBOYS and all the other bows veil
Tor Opera Pnff Cigarettes. Avoid fmi.
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browns Bronchial Troches
Ior coughs and colds. "There Ia uotti,,o.
70 ne %, compared with them.n-TRey, a.
u watkins, Walton, Indiana.
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Pref Won WONDER, writes Purity itself
tDuHS Malt Whskey, Is the purest LIQUOR that
LhaNo over anNlyled. Unjust therefore unquaiilodly
IrUcoinmtndi 70 10 the medical professional
1 The lnte HARVEY T.. BYRD, NJ. D., President
koi the Faculty, and Professor Of the baltimore Mod
ical Col oge, says; find it remarkably free from
Ius oil and othor objectionable materials So often
found In the Whistles OF the present day,
! JAsIEs'J. ODEA, N. D., OF Staten Island, the
auth1r Of several wotlss onins1nity, writes 'Whcn
Pgescri0ea Alcoholic sdmulant, order your IA.
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II you are sick with that terrible sick,
ness, Nervousness, you will find 8
"Balm IN Gllead" in Hop Bitters.
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Buy your groceries at Nd. $, Aislony.
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MEXICAN FEMALE a28EUY
hicb Nll5dies 1houlG know. SEQ on.
j!ECu!ar at your druggists.
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If you are frcluenter, ora resident Of,
"A miasmOuc district, barrlcade your sys-
lem against the sCOurge Of all countries
Malaria, Epidemic, Bilious and Int
-mittent Fevers by the use of Hop Bltters.
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NOUS NOUS Malt Mhiskey, know II to DO wholCsome,l
clean and unadulteratod."
FRLb, II; SAVERS, VI. u, Of Rochester. N. V
q EIaH3ate OF te leading European colleges, SAYS, I'll
sqbloe your Malt Nhiskcy in my practice here
heartily recommend itinlow states Of fevers' scntsI
lnlaihlhations, ana depressing maadios generaliyi
t.penee from acute diseases, where an ale1holiel
i,s,lmnl T. indicated, and especially in Phthisisl
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lfyou have rough, plmply or sallow skin,
bad breath, Hop bitiers WIN give you fair
skin, rich blold, the sweetest breath aud
health, $500 will be paid Tor u case they VIII
not cure or help.
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ooh, how do wish my skin was as clear
and s'tt as yours said u lady 10 her friend.
"Nou con make 70 So" answered her friend.
"liuWe' Inquired Tire lrsl lady.
"By using Hop Bitters that makes pure,
rich blood and blooming health. 10 did II
for me as you OBSERVE
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- Nop- genuine wl'N0r' bunch OF
grycn llupsOn tbu white HhHl. ,hun an
hs WILD poisonous stud vitu "lIlp" or
ifpus''ff.H'r uH..n
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-12-03
PERSONAL AND LITERARY

Theodore Tilton's home in Euroue
3 presided over by his eldest daughter.
Mr.. Browning, the poet, in search
of health and inspiration. walks five
hours day.-Boston Journal.
Rev. John George, of Barnstead
Center. N. H., officiates as pastor. post
master and teacher of a school of sixty
pupils. He iss also storekeeper.-
Boston Globe.
In order of diplomatic precedence
at the Court of st. James the new
American Minister will come after the
representatives of such Governments as
Hayti and Servia.
The New York Herald says: .'Mr.
Chamberlain is very bright young
man." abiding to the English Liberal.
Mr.. Chamberlain has passed his tiftieth
birthday.-Chicago Journal.
1T is said that the historian Ban
croft is one of the only two Americans
now living who ever met Goethe. The
other is George H. Calvert. the scholar
and poet, who is eighty-three years old.
Cadet Kuhn, who graduated at the
head of his class at West Point this
year, is the son of poor blacksmith at
Leavenworth. He got his appointment
to cadetship by winning COMPETE
tive examination.-Chicago Herald.
President Eliot, of Harvard Uni
versity, was a widower when he heard
Grace Osgood sing at a private con-
cert. He fell in love at sight, was in
troduced next day. engaged the next
week, and married the next month
Hartford Courant.
"A German school-teacher in Penn
sylvania indorses book as follows:
1--WE are full brother-in-law to the
German language, having married q
Kentucky Dutchwoman two years be-
fore she laid aside her wooden shoes,
and feel warranted in giving this par
ticular book our unqualified approval"
philadelphia Press.
-Mapleson says he has received ca
Diagrams from both Patti and Nilsson.
offering to sing for him for not much
much than half the amount they de-
manded last summer. He declined, he
says. peremptOrily, saying that he had
made up his mind to oppose the star sys-
tenn hencefOrth with all his might and
means.-N. Y. Tribune.
Jonathan Findlay, now a resident
of Montreal, Can, was more than sixty
years ago pupil of Carlyle's, who.
Mr.. Findlay says, was a cruel tyrant.
ruling class of. trembling boys with
a rod of iron. He was rough and I'M
couth in his appearance, and no one
suspected that within him were the ele-
ments of great and successful writer.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-12-03
HUMOROUS.

An agricultural paper says: "Smi-
lax won't start from slips. If this is
reliable no one ever need mistake smi-
lax for ferry boat.-Merchant TraU-
/ eler.
Mr.. Ryebread, of New York, at
tempted to kill himself because a
woman would not elope with him. She
did not knead him, and it went against
| his grain.-BOStOn Post.
! You don't mean to say that you
refused him, Hetty?" Mother, 1 did"
but thought you liked him. $50 1
did little, but | wouldn't marry any
man who don't know any better way
to pop than to say: We'll, let's hitch +"
Chicago Ledger.
MIR. LabOuchere. the editor of the
London Truth, says that he has discov-
cred the London Spectator to be q
comic weekly paper. We suppose it
made the joke about Queen Victoria
being like twenty shillings-because
she is sOvereign.-Erchange.
Fishing Under Difficulties "Oh,
Emeline, come quick! The baby's
tumbled down into the cistern; we's
been a-fishin' for him for half an hour
wild an umbreller handle an chunk
o sponge cake, and we can't even get
a nibble. "-Harper's Bazaar.
Farmers wife Ito husband just re-
turned from the county fair)-"Was
the fair success, john" Husband
''Ye kin bet it was; over 1000 ex-
hibits" Wife-"You don't tell mer'
Husband-"Yes, stree; over 1000, an
1900 of 'em was in punkins slone. I
never see SIGH a sight. "-Chicago Trib-
ure.
Merchant Go new boy)-.John.
go to the day-book and take off Mr..
Harrison's account" John-"Yes,
sir; right away" A minute passes.
and John with his pocket-knife in one
hand and the day-book in the other ap-
prOaches his employer. Merchant
(sternly)-"Well?'John-''Is scratched
it off. sir. with my knife, and what
shall 1 do now, sir?'-Boston Post.
.-.Johnny," said the father, as the
hoy took q biscuit from the plate.
"don't you know that it is impolite to
help yourself before your elders?'
"Why, pa, mother told me to help my
sell before you. what DO you
mean?" asked the father. while his
mother looked up with establishment
in every feature. "Why, 1 heard
mother tell Aunt Hannah that she hoped
l wouldn't take after you, and SO I
thought I'd take my biscuit first."-
Evangelist.
Miss Jones. do so wish to 80 to
the De Veres' dinner next Tuesday.
You are going, Mr.. Dumb, are you
not? Mr.. Dumb-Ah, tell the truth.
i don't care for that sort of thing, you
know. Deucedly slow. Miss Jones
Yes. but they are going to have new
style of candelabra on the table, / hear.
That surely ought to tempt you. Mr..
Dumb-Well. you see, Miss Jones, fact
is don't care for candelabra much,
you know. Miss Jones-You don't?
Mr.. Dumb-Naw; all kinds of canned
fruit disagree with me.-N. Y. Mail.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-12-03
BAATY'S TURKEY.
What Became of Aunt Doxy's
Letter of Remonstrance.

What Became of Aunt Doxy's
Letter Of Remonstrance.
What do you wish. Barty O'Flani-
gam"
Miss Sarah Wilhelmina Appleby put
her head out at the window and spoke
rather impatiently.
Barty O'Flanigan was a small boy
with a big basket and bigger voice,
while his brogue wac something Won
derful to hear.
- It's the foine fat turkey the mis-
tress is afther promisin' me fur me
Thanksgivin' I'm wantin'," replied
Barty "Shure. didn't ketch her ould
horse as was afther runnin' away. an
hould him till the arrums iv me was
broke intirely? An SEE the mistress to
me. seq she. .Barty,' seq she, come up
an take your pick iv me foine fat TURF
keys fur your Thanksgivin' dinner
SEE she. An it's here l am, Miss, be
the same token"
Miss Sarah Wilhelmina remembered
her aunt's promise. '.But Tim has
gone to the station" she said. You'll
have to come again when he can catch
one for YOU"
An why couldn't 1 ketch it me-
self. an me mother waitin' to pluck
the feathers aft it. an the misthress
eayin l could have me pick?" queried
Barty insinuatingly.
Il don't know whether you could
catch one, Barty; you're so small"
said Sarah Wilhelmina doubtfully.
:. The legs ov me is long" said Barty,
displaying them with pride, IAN can
ketch anything at all, so me mother
sez-barrin' the maysleS.
Now Sarah Wilhelmina was in
hurry. for she was going away to spend
Thanksgiving; and Martha Washington
was down cellar and Nancy had gone
on an errand.
Il know Aunt DoNy wouldn't wish
him to be disappointed" she said to
herself: and then she added aloud:
ooh. well, Barty; you may catch one if
YOU can; all the turkeys are out in the
field; and with that Sarah Wilhel-
nina rushed off to her train. while
Baty betook himself to the field where
the doomed Thanksgiving turkeys were
enjoying the frosty November air.
Two hours afterward Miss EudoXia
Appleby. the mistress of Pine Hill
Farm, reached home with her small
niece. Rebecca Ellen. and her nephew
Thaddeus.
I'm almost sorry let Sarah Wilhel-
nina co." said Aunt Doxy. sadly.
'I'm afraid we shall have very lonely
Thanksgiving"
AS they usually had very jolly
Tl.anksgivings at Pine Hill Farm,
Becky and Thaddy grew sad also. and
Becky, looking wistfully out Of the
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-12-03
Business Principles.

Uncle Rastus-Kin kerlick little
bill, Mr. Robinson?
Mr.. Robinson-What Is it for, Uncle
Rastus:
"Hits for sawin' dat las cod oh
wood, sah."
"But / paid you once for that joD."
sis yer sho'?
Eyes, I'm sure.
"Has yo' got er receepr
Receipt? No."
'.Den I tell yo' what ter do, sab. Yo'
pays.me de money an guys yer a re-
ceep for it. Denis bizness principles,
an we dom nedder one oh us hab no
mo- trubble bout de account. Life
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-12-03
The best success in lamb-raisi.

The best success in lamb-raisiny
depends upon certain conditions which
can not be ignored, and should be care
fully considered, says writer. There
are, first, the choice of breeders;
second, the time at which the lambs
should be dropped; third, the quarters
in which they are to be kept; fourth.
the food that is to be supplied. and,
fifth, care and regularity in feeding =
N. Y. Times.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-12-03
AS showing how little excl

AS showing how little excited b
was. Jersey paper states that one o
three fishermen rescued. after having
been thrown into the Hudson River b,
the upsetting of their craft. inquired
a chum. as he was being pulled into tn.
rescuing party's boat; Have you 60
that string of fish, DAMP" Dan had th'
fiah
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-12-03

Cookies: Two cups of sugar. one
cup butter worked into the sugar, one
cup of milk, two eggs, caraway seeds,
small teaspoonful saleratus, flour sufi-
Gent to roll.-The Household I'eA
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-12-03

I'm Louisville, . few days ago. .
little girl was so badly frightened BY ,
boy wearing q mask that she died o.
the following day.-LouisriIls Courts
Journal.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-12-03

New Orleans papers entertain the
fear that that city is losing its suprem
acy as a cotton market
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1885-12-03

'.Thaddy, it was very, very wrong
of you to be so careless and disobe-
dent" said Aunt Doxy; '.but this time
l do believe it was an interposition Of
Providenc e."
And soon another letter was dis
patched to the cottage, and Aunt Doxy
followed it with an invitation to din
ner. And Mr.. A. and Mrs. A.
and Rupert and Marguerite all came
up from the cottage, and so did DR..
Forristall. And so It came tn pass that
they had jolly Thanksgiving; at Pine
Hill Farm after all. And Barty O'Flan-
igan had his turkey, too. = Sophie
StCett, in ST. Nicholas.