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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
SerFetsernng.

Ser Undergraduate last in feiner
8Obnuus i'm 1oun DAT am Dieuitas
ben Is. DECEMBER 1883 fef9enbe Sc,
senftdnbe 5fentfih berheieern: spei
Snepferoe nit @ef9ifrs spei Soblen,
SSabre al. Elm i Sabr altes Sobfen.
eiaen 2untber 8o8en. eineu Iet9ien
Wasen, eirvn .gbampiun% @inber. sinel
Sdemnihine, einet BrstbpfIua. einen
groB B1ue, cine gubmfbte, einen Gut.
|tiuator, pier 6ibe, pies q Sabre ate
3inber 5fueI Stiere, . Sabre aft, orei
l So6r nfie Siiere uno idmmtlt9e
Sansserdtbidaften. Hebinsungen. st0e
lGnmmeu inter s.. 90 bnar; auf Iolde
tabsr $500 Suei Sable 8eit 5u 8 pros
sent gesen CUTE 8irsibaft.
SpbnBrager, Sen.
SRI. 8enOlfen 1effteigerer. 49-4
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Gtne cute @elesenbett.

Da id mid bonn @ei6dfte suriid5u'
aiebeit sebenfs, 70 biete i6 oas bon mir
betriebene inb unier BEN Rauen .8its
tenant Sotel" befannte Gaftbans gum
gertauf an. Neim 9otel Staaung fur
"A 8fer6e, @ai9baus un6 SolSidups
pen. iotpie sutes BaiIer. ales in sntem
6ufanoe. Wesen Rdberem tuenbe man
fi1 on ben Gisentbimer
Saeob &ittemann,
@ evansville, MiHn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
etaotratbs gerbanoImmsem.

gm Montag Nbenb traten bic Staots
pdter 81 ibrer monatliden 8erianttt'
lung Suiammen. Nntpeienb tuaren Die
glo. 8rid, @riebler, Serberser. &rds
mer, 8omeG, Heinbarb, emit, Skinner
unb Brdfibent Coates. Die 8eri4te
bes Stabti6abmeiiters, bes gbefpoli5i'
fen unb oes Sriebensridters Wire
tpurben an bns SinanS,Gomite pertptes
5en.-Ser Sta6tantpalt empfabl in ieis
mem 8eridt 8abluns Der &e9nuna oes
8afer so gts. urib Der bes 8. u. @uars
3d. so. Mneenpmmen.-9aut geri6t
bes S~tabtanipalts purbe bas Go1ite
fir STARTS unb Der S~tabtaniualt eriu9t,
einer gontraft fir 8eI9reibung bes I'm
Safe George selesenen Gisentbums nnb
Gnfertisuns etner Namensliite Der @t@
gentbimer 5u i~9lieBen.- &e6nung Der
Gas 60. $91.9 bes S. 5. Cobb $91.s
% tpurben erlaubt; BON Der 8ebnurs
bes W. Geber $500 tpurben $500 ers
laubt; ferner erlaubt &e6nuns bes M.
Nirenbera 1915, @ebr. @eirau1 $3.50
unb 90. 8reert $50; ferner &ednuns
oes S. s.. Dam $43.22, S6laub Go.
$50. l 5000 uno S1lau1 60. So. 2
5000; ferner &e6nuns bes Wm. 9.
WitheI $16O.76 unb Barnard & 60.
STAYS, q. montgomery $50.
2aut 8eridt bes Glib. @riebler tunrbe
bic l1nteritibuns Der @itttpe ni6er
auf $1,000 erh6bt.-9er StastsSnses
nteur beri9tete. baB er ben absuss'
lanai BON 5. Ipenue biz gum Sluiie'
tpie anseurbnet, a~ussebefiert babe
Glib. 8otpeI bonn @onnite fur We9erett
legte cine Srbinan5 Dor, in ipel6er Ibs
tretung bon gbeilen Der StraBer fur
bic garbs Der ct. S., M. & M. 8abas
seleli9aft anseorbnet tpirb; oieielbe
tpuroe an bas gomite fir Droman5en
unb an ben Stabtanmalt ueruieien. =
&ednuns bes carbohydrates S14.'
80 an bas SinanSsGr mite pertpieien.-
Nlb. Spift beri6tete, baB Biz BUR Wdrs*
Gbre9nuns $4,000 fir StaotzGnslagen
ben5tbist ieien, unb baB bic 9eutids
Nmerifanii9e Gationalbanf, bon Der
Stabt Bombs 81 Z 8ro5ent auf 4 big 5
Monate 81 nebmen setuiat Jet. : Ilo.
8rid beantraste, baB elm SOno iir
$4,000 auf ieds Mouate 81 Z 8ro5ent
SntereiIen ausseitelt unb baB bas ST.
rlanasgomite beauftrast tueroe, benielben
III unterbanbeln. Insenommen. glib.
8opeq bonn Gomite fir elettrii9es 9idt
beridtete, oaB tueitere a9t 8osenli6ter,
tpie bonn gpmite anseurbnet, ansebra9t
ieien. &. D. Mcgpnneq reidte cine
Insabe iener Sorberuns fir bic Staot
gelieferte Steine Elm, iuel6e an ben
Stabtantpalt perwieien plrbe. Na9
Qutbebuns Der &eseln tuuroen &ed'
rlunsert i'm 8etrase bon $530.22 ers
laubt. 9(uf Qntrae oes Glib. Coates
tpiro Elm tueiteres 8osenli9t on Der
@etbaus gde ansebradt. Sierauf
@ertasurg.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
Sf00 00O au uerle,ben. Na93s.
Aoo,ooo frasen bel g. Grid.
ct. glpuo, MinneIpta. A
Sur gcidut8en 8eamtun8.

Senieniaen @ltern, melde ibre Tbdt
ter in Der Wuiif ausbtlben lafien tpplIen.
miro cine id5ne @elegenbeit seboteu,
inoem bic Sdueitern bes 81. 8enebistus
eben cine afaiie IN bieiem Sadie er6f.
men. Sc mirb ndmlid llnterridt ant
benz alaoier, bet 0rael, Der 8itber uns
Der @aitare seseben. I'm Mdberes men.
be man ii9 sefdli9it an
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ct. WarD's gonoent,
Gl0ub, @inneiota. Al
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
weiDna6tswaaren.

Cine Der I96niten unb beiten Gnss
tuablen in aaerlet 8aaren fir @eibs
nahtsoeiGsnte, UNI bas Sers Der &inoer
-Su erfreuen; beseleiden frii@e Sri9te
Der peridieoeniteu Sorten. 81 anaemels
ienen Breilen. 8sim ginfauf Der Meibs
nadtsnaareu eeoente mon Der 8irma
@ittiue Snnafen & 60,
|51 ct. @ermainItr., ct. glpuo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
Sebt TIT DIE Sett!

@er Sausmobiliar einfaufen ui0,
Der benube bic iebt sebotene siinitise
@elegenbeit. Sn bieier @ode perfaus
fe i'd eirtert ponen Borratb on WDbeln,
als Wobiliar fir SdlafSimmer, 8alm'
rieb- UNI RobrsM obiliar, Nrmitible,
8atentsS daufelitible, seFo9tene &obr'
ftiible unb S1aufelftible, Sopbas, Ma'
traseu. Sprinsbette, 8arlors Giide, &a'
hen>W obiliar ieber Grt, iiberbaupt VI
les BON Gd5nfen mas in ben 8arto,
bes Gei6en, Bis gum @erin9iten NOS II
bic Slide bes Grmei sebort. !IQe DE.
genitdnbe tuerben pertauft Su einem Gb'
Sug bon Is ano 20 8rpsent.
U. s. Daniel,
ct. @ermainfrase. elne Ebire meit
Ffih BPM Wcgprmid Bfod. As
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
A OF MINNESOTA

SIS.
Special Term, December 3rd 1883.
In the matter of the estate Of Peter Heinen
deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of Lucia
Heinen of Stearns County, Mimi, representing
among other things that Peter Heinen late of the
County of Stearns and State of Minnesota on the
18th day of November, A. D. 1888, at the Town
Of st. Joseph in said County died interstate,
and being a resident of this County at the
time of his death, leaving goods, chattels and
estate within this County, and shat the said Petit
Toner is the Widow of said deceased, and praying
that administration Of said estate be to her grant.
ed:
tits Ordered, That said petition be heard, be.
fore the Judge of this Court, on Saturday the 29th
day of December A. D. 1888, ate O'Clock A. NJ, al
his office in the City Of st. Cloud in said County;
Ordered further, That notice thereof be given to
the heirs of said deceased and to all person inter
ested, by publishing a copy of this order FOR
three successive weeks prior to said day OF hear
ing in the ,,DerN ordstern''a weekly newspaper
printed and published at the City ofSt. Cloud
in said County.
Dated at st. Cloud, MINI, the srd day of De-
cember A. d, 1889.
By theCourt,
ESD THEO. BRUENER,
st-3t Judged Probate
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
9anffa8nug.

@len. bic BEL Der Iuiiu9ung be,
9ei9e u~nieres unuerseBli9en Gobnes
Salentln balfen uns bel Der am Mitt'
uO9 it~attsebabten 8~eerbisuns berielber
Dem 9abinseidieoeuen ben lesten Sic
besoienit ertuieien, lei hermit infer auf
ri9tiser Sanf ausseipro6en.
gbeobor @nsel n,t.~r
Barbara gnsei s
unb @ei6uiiter.
81. Glplb, ben 3. 9ecbr. 'S8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06

gsS@ nnsefabr Der rai9efte Wann,
BET benz Der Sarmer @elo leiben fann,
1T s. u. Cooper i'm Central Sutel 8lod.
Wit 10 nteorigen Sntereffen unb 10 tpes
mig Mtibe fiir ben @slbleiber fanx Ct
Seoen snfrieoenitellen, Der @e!b leiben
ttuB. 49,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
stmo tbp's auaen ~ pestaaten.

Ser Undergraduate bat etiua 1875 8u'
.ibels gimotbp, Samen Unit 3lee), ben
er bieien Serbt broid, su $500 pc,
8uibel 81 pe~rfaufen.
Sacob @eiler, 8ormar,
@aite's Sarm nabe Sauf.& iper'
l Bride, Topr ct. Glpub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
Vetertags@

nGg- @roBe 8nrgatns in CARPET unb
Sdanfelithblen unb ionIti9en niisliden
uno tuertbuouen GaGen Eel
|3S u. S.9anief.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
store at n~etfanfen.

Cine CUTE @elesenbeit, einen Store
biaig, nit Ober Obne @aaren au faufen.
I'm Iusfunft tuenbe man iib at
$. g d nj a n n,
ct. Soiepb, Stearns 60, Mrnn. So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06

9essleiden tperoen mebrere anoere 9robe Bargains in uniar1
aHamnutb'S tOre seihlufen. @eridumt tesbalb uidt sic @.lesen-
belt, fonnat iofort, ba bic 8reisberabiebnu9 Dem tuarnen 2Bette
su5ufbreiben lit. Sieie lit cine splbene ~@elesenfeit, nm 8inter
tpaaren ensufaufen 5u 2s BIS 80 Nrosent 0etpiur. 8eba.
kt, bb infer 8orratb nu unb seitsendb III. Nir Offeriren feline
I~abeeegte Waaren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
Knaben Aeberrofke.

gu $1.5O, $500, $3.50, So. so unb
$500 tpertb IS Hroaent mebr.
so 9ubenb Seriep 8aapen % Gents
tpertb 80 Gents.
100 9ubenb gans tuolene Soden au
rs Gents, i%onittuo ~Uerfauft 5u65 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
gserfM5nert Gner 0etm!

Die elesanten 8 bel 10 srossn Bors
traits gum Ginrabmen, bic frei pergeber
tuerben nit jebem DubenoGa binet. Ylos
ioaropbian 81 $500 bas Dnseno, 5ie'
ZEN uiaemein an. Mer nod feines be-
fiat. iolte bic lebte G~'elesenbsit iuobr.
nehnen. Miler. photograph BE-
1y- Wle @Orten sinbeimilhe unf
importirte eiqa5re I'M galiforniasw eini
hans.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06

Seit pofissn dreitas Eetrgnert BIC
in Safe gesrse ~igohasnae camille Wid.
WslIer ben COB tbres fleinIfsn Rinbdeus,
oas ON Counting in Spring 6id Be-
erbiet wuroe. Den trouern6en glfern
infer 1eileio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06
). Ser @ermania Werein aeht mi

= Ser @ermania 8erein sebt nit
benz @eoanfen nm, cine @eianaSiection
81 sriinsen, su tueldem 8mede ii9 ses
fern gbeno bic Witslieoer bes 8eretns
periammelter. 2ls mufitalii9e Setter
oes @ereines fino bic Wuiifprofefioren
Gb. @ruber unb Sames Suaipan in Ius'
iidt seftent. 8pii9en beioen uirb Der
Werpin bic WabI freffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-12-06

elmer SiBung sni ammentreten.
Der gum 8eften Der Srau Saeob
Griebler am Oanfiaaungsabenbe bon
Der 9afens u,b Setter : gpmpagnie pers
anftaltete 8all ersab einen &eitertraa
BON naheau $3.50, mel9' i15ne Summe
Der armeu Srau e~insebdneist ipurse.
- Ser tuidtisite EroaeB, Der big
jebt Dor benz 3reisrtdter Searle aur
8erbanbluns fam, 1T iener ees Comm
Sale Senrp aesen Martin Seisler, Be
tier Winter unb Gop. 8enbeler. 9ieIe
afa9a babirt in bic Seuidredenseit Az,
rid. Sn 1878 tuarer Die Gerflaafen
ats @refltiu @omite Der flagenben &ors
peration %ernannt, bic burh eineft 2lct Der
9esiatatur autboriiirt tuaro, 8onbs Al
oeraussaben, nm @elo far Sameauei.
gen su erbalten. Boraussnbung pou
Bombs i'm @ertbe BON $4,000 fpuroe
bon ben 8erflagten oils Iol1e8 gomite
~anseoronet, bic perfauit unb bonn bas
@elb bon ibnen in Gmpfans aenummen
tpurbe. Sieie 4fd9e nun ift erbpben,
um bas @omtte 81 atpinsen, iiber BIZ
ueraussabten @eloer &edenidaft su
eeben uns ben fdfiis aefnnoeneu 8etrae
au heder. Der bon ben 9erflasten se
ftellte Gntras fir einen ri6terlider
Nusiprud tuarb ansenommen.
- lm Sonntns Hbero, als am Spr
abenbt bes Namensfeftes bes hOGtu
Germ S. g. 81. Stemper, ipnr6e oieie,
bon BEN &irdendor Der @atbebfaIe Be
sladlpauIht; am Wamenstast ielbi
bradten be &inber Der Bnrridul
ibrtm bpdp, Geeliprser i6re auatiol
sbar. Die Susenb iunrbe Madmittasi
! pon benz bodu. Serrr nit @eldenfel
ialler Grt beebrt.
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st. glou6, ben 3. 0ecbr. '88.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
CHICAGO Grain and Produce.

CHICAGO. Dec 14.-Outside orders Tor
wheat were few and only moderate busl-
ness was transacted, mostly local, herE-
Gus feeling existing at times. Large trad
ers appeared to be buying heavily, then
selling freely. 1t was difficult TO decipher
the intentions of larger operators, The
oneniug was stronger, trfie higher than
chasing figures of yesterday, but the ad-
vance was quickly followed by realizing
and prices declined 13sc below outside flg-
ures reached, but not without some rapid
fluctuations. and closed about 1c lower.
The liberal outward movement OF gold
had a weakening effect, besides which 1t
was the impression that some traders had
sold freely early in the session.
A little more life was manifested IN corn
and trading at times was fairly active
The feeling WAS weaker and offerings were
considerably larger than for some days
past. Opening sales were at about the
closing prices of yesterday, after which the
market became easy and prices declined
&c. reacted a trif1e but again became weak
near the close and closed 35@34c lower than
yesterday. The temper OF the local crowd
was bearish and repeated efforts were made
TO break the market.
In oats trading was fair, particularly
during the latter part of the session. y
weak feeling prevailed, due to the decline
in corn and the large receipts. Prices for
May declined &c, but reacted 1@4c and
closed easy December was dull and 15c
lower.
A little more interest was manifest in
mess pork and trading was quite active at
times. The demand was fair and the offer
ings were free, especially during the mid
die of the session. The opening sales were
made at z95c advance, but weaker
feeling was quickly developed and prices
receded 2215@25c. Toward the close the
feeling was steadier and prices rallied 213
Q5c, and the market closed steady. \ de-
cidedly weak feeling was manifested i'll
lard. The opening sales were made at 5@
i11c lower, and a further reduction of so
719c was submitted to and the market
closed tame.
The leading futures ranged:
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
THE ARIZONA KICKER.
Editorial Brecrss CuIied by the Dctroi.
Free PRISE


Free PRISE
We Gull the following from the last issue of
The Arizona Kicker:
SUSPENDED With this issue we SUSPEND
the agricultural department, established five
weeks ago We instituted this feature as al
experiment and 10 help ont literary
tenderfoot from the east, who was bare
footed and peunilesS. but who was fertile Of
suggestions. The experiment was failure.
We have hidden the tenderfoot perma-
neut and lasting adieu, and We now Dad fare
well TO agriculture as a set thing. We shall
occasionally refer TO the subject IN a reckless.
otfhand way, taking chances on results, but
there will be no further studied attempt to
make the sandy plains set UP and hump
themselves into fields Of waving corn. AID
we shan't cover the rocky hillsides hereabout
with vineyards or patches of deceptive back
wheat. Good-by, tenderfoot-good-by, agrs-
cultured
NOTICE TO CONTRrBUToRs.-We cannot
return rejected manuscripts. IL not accom-
panied by stamps We use them TO light the
office ire. II stamps are sent we use them
on our business letters II the author Of
Seven Buckets of Blood, or the CorlIscrew's
Revenge VIII send her address 10 this Office
she will hear Of something to her advantage.
We have received a sketch entitled Bot
TITLED Bob, or the Bobbers of Bobberis HILL
which we Will publish on receipt Of the au-
thor's check for $50 We must respectfully
decline the stories entitled Her Father
Booted Me- and "An Adventure with In
dlans in France" They seem 10 have an inn
moral tone
STrAnrrY IMPROVING -Since or1r last issf,a
Col Fairbanks has had three rods Of beauti-
full picket fence erected in front Of his adobe,
and the Gem saloon has received three bar
rels of whisky and new pier glass ".
chronicle these improvements in 10 boastfnl
spirit, but simply that outsiders may know
that the spirit Of progress is not dead within
us We are going right to the front as a
town
ACCIDENT.-We regret 70 learn that Mai
Jackson one Of the pioneer residents Of our
little city, kicked at his dog last Saturday
and drove his big toe back into his heel by
hitting the corner stone Of the new Masonic
temple.
The ma ior was our second subscriber We
sympathize with him in has dark hour II
trial, and trust that be may soon rcappcar
among us Should bis condition become
critical we shall issue daily bulletins from
this Office.
Go HEvCE.-A correspondent wishes US -
explain the meaning Of tho term; From
Alpha to Omega We shan't do H. We
have had politics enough for one season, and
propose 70 let up on the machine. We never
heard Of Alpha, anyhow, and "a Tor Old
Omega, may he be burned II Detroit FREQ
Press
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED Anyone wishing pleasant and first
W class boarding place call at 30I last Third st.
2iUI%
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
A Toad at Its Toilet.


One bright summer day saw toad sit
ting on a lump of brown earth and dressing,
or rather undressing himself. He was about
half grown and his coat was too tight for
him So he took off the dirty, brown coat,
or skin, and appeared to his visitors in new
one, which had grown under the old skin. The
new one was white and clear, and the blood
showed through it in pink spots. the tight
skin had begun to split about the nose and
along the back; and Mr.. Toad helped it with
his feet, until it was off. AS fast as he
stripped off the Old SKIN he ate it! Then he
sat still awhile in the sunshine, drawing his
breath freely, winSing very wisely, and
thinking how handsome he was. He would
not pinch his beautiful form with tight
coat, and fancy that it made him look more
graceful. This sensible gentleman wore
loose robes in warm weather, as people do in
India
Some children seem to think that no living
creature is of any use, if they cannot under
stand its habits, Or if it annoys them. If
they would watch the toads in their gardens
they would see that they eat many injurious
insects, and therefore should be carefully
preserved from harm, instead of being perse-
cuted
There is an old saying, "There is jewel in
toad's head" His eyes must be bright like
jewels, for he sees every Fly that comes within
his reach, and his long tongue darts out and
catches the fly rs quick a wink. l have
seen twenty toads together i'll warm mud
hole. The brown backs of the old ones were
dotted with yellow and blue spots. The
young ones were Of several ages and sizes,
and were colored with various shades of red
and brown. In the spring they are found
with frogs in water. There the young ones
are Matched from eggs Afterward they live
on the land in holes. How funny they are,
without tails, hopping out Of our way, as We
walk the roadl
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
st. Louis Produce.

II
FLOUR-UnchanCed
WHEAT-Firm on light receipts and strong ca
hles d fractional advance occurred. hut speCu-
lation was light and prices soon turned. This
started selling and decline followed May closing &c
and July lec below yesterday; No. red cash. Sl0lAs
CLIPS: May. S.G2. al u closing Sl0S4 q l073< July,
fl0Iy7lpc, closed g7Asc.
CoRN-Continned dun; large receipts and declin-
Ing markets else = here caused depressed feeling
and prices closed az below yesterday; No. mixed
sh. S4 oSltsC Dec. SlslC; Jan. SO,5SiLsc, closing
eac asked, FEBRUARY. 5ll4SSlasc closed &C; May
S4liSSS4Tsc, closed S4iac
oATs-Lower: No. ?, mixed, cash. 2ic bid; May,
2S7t&&Sso closed 2Sjsc
RA E-eIie; iSias4sSS4c.
BARLEY-Quiej. sample lots Minncsota. eSG67lsc;
Iowa, 5SCitoC; Dakota, &c
HAI-Easy prairie, s7sssG mixed timothy. $50
j.; timothy. SilOSls
FLAX SEED-Firn AT Sis
IEAD-Easy: con mon. sSS5
BCTrER.Dull creamery, 2S3Slc; dairy. l6G2.c
5oythern roll. lSS2c.
EGGS-Steady: i9C.
WHISkY-Steady:s Ill
BAGGING-Steady: Ia alsStc,
PRONlSiONS-Slow and easy
PoRK-Jobhing al Sli.
LARD-S.,s.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
An Amusiug Tow.

good deal of fun can be had with the
ring top, it being one of the easiest things
imaginable to make, according to Golden
Days, which describes it as follows: 1t Is
simply fat ring, about an eighth of an inch
thick, with two hicks on opposite sides. Such
a circle can be easily cut out Of piece Of
cigar box wood. As the central hole need
not be cut, the making Of such disk will not
occupy more than ten minutes In fact
large penny. nicked with file, win answer
every purpose, to begin with.
The strange thing about the ring top IS that
1t is spun with the legs, the hands having
very little to do with it
y piece Of string about yard long has its
opposite ends tied together, and into it are
slipped the legs to about the level of the
shoe tops.
The legs are then kept apart In cats
cradle fashion, and the top being placed up
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-15
j. N PHILLIPS S. PHILLIPS.
PHILLIPS & PHILLIPS,
VETERINARY =. SURGEONS.

Graduates of Chicago Veterinary College; mem
bers Of the Chicago Veterinary Association.
j. NJ. PHILLIPS graduated With hOnors and was,
for time, assistant OF the eminent Or. VIM.
Sheppard VI. r. c. v =, veterinary surgeon of lame
ness. BE is also a member OF the Kansas State Vet
Urinary Association.
:. +. PHILLIPS has been associated assis-
tant with DR. Withers, NJ D. V s. Dr. Hughes, NJ
X. c. v s. and Dr. Baker, V 5. professor OF Chicago
Veterinary College; Or. Baker having the largest
canine practice III Chicago.
The doctors ase prepared TO do all kinds of yeter-
mary work, including canine practice dentistry and
all surgical operations. Good accommodations for
ali patients requiring special care Calls by tee-
phone telegraph mail Will receive prompt atten-
ton day or night
Office, 80 East Douglas Avenue. Tele-
phone No. ). 129-tf
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stIou,s & san Francisco Train Service,

The Frisco line are now running in their
morning and night trains free reclining
palace chair cars and Pullman palace
sleeping cars from Wichita to ~. Louis
without change. The Frisco i the only
line running two solid trains between
these points without change OF any class.
Morning train now leaves Wichita at 1910
a. m. and evening train at 1000 p. n. W.
ID. Murdoch, passenger and ticket agent
l22 North Main street. Union depot and
Douglas avenue station. 39-tf
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Read, and Order What You Should Have.


comply ~ iLh me Law.
Each township trustee should have Il
trustees record, road record, poor record
and a full set of township records and other
blanks, worth at least s.. Also some sta
tionery.
Each township treasurer should have
treasurer'S record.
Each township clerk should have clerks
record and warrant book.
Each justice of the peace should have
civil docket, criminal docket, stray record
transcripts, compiled laws of 1885, and a
full assortment of blanks.
Each constable should have an assort-
ment of blanks.
Each road overseer should have a road
overseers account book. receipt book for
labor receipt book for extra work and
receipt book for material used.
The above should be furnished to the
officers of each well regulated township at
the expense of the township.
For sale at the EAGLE Office. Orders
promptly filed by mail or express prepaid.
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Actions speak louder than words ever do;
lou can eat your cake and hold on 70 II, too
When the cat Is away, then the little mice play
Where tlerc Is a VII there Is aiwaysa way.
Ones deep in the mud ss the other il u,ire:
Doa't jump from tie frying pAn icto the fire
There's 10 use crying DER milk that g SPIT;
There must De Sor,e fire wherever IS smoke;
The pitcher goes CT. to the well III It's bToka
By rcgues falling QUE honest u1eo get TER due;
y hOevec IL f..., be GlIsf Pot q the shoe.
Al work and 10 ply VII make Jack = dull boy;
n leA-g - much beauty Is ever JoJ.
4 half leaf h ts.tsr than 10 bread 81 al;
AID Iz.4s slsAys gosh 6eGore Sd tai
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M ANTED-Two gentlemen to occupy a nicely
w furnished room and take supper and break
fast in the north part of the city; enquire at l2i
Topeka. a OF