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BON 8uttermahen. um quite 8ut.

Bon 8uttermaben. I'm CUTE 8uts
ter MAIDEN 81 fSnnen, eebraubt sunddit
suten &abm. 9ie @epinnuns besielz
ben 1T i'm 9etu6bnli9en Sausbalt oft
redt fdmer. @er, pie es ~gep5bnl,h
Der SOD 1T, bieMild in Der Speiiefams
r,er (pantry) %aufrabmen laifen muB,
BARI bon p%ornbereln barauf persitten,
uorsiisliden aabm 81 erlansen. Na'
n,entli1 gift bieies BON ben Wintermo.
noten. Die Mild nimmt Ible aus,
b~lntun9en mebr tnie iebe anbere 1liiz
iiefeit an. @er es oaber irsenbmie ers
idwinsen fam, tuirb ii9 einen abseion.
berten, Iuftisen, benen, serubireien.
trodenen, nidt bumpfen aufbemabrunsss
ort fiir bic Wil6 eerldaffen. SIN Notbs
fale errei6t man bieien 5med i6sn,
tuenn aub nidt %po1fommen, baourd.
bab man in Der Spe,iefamuner eineu
Mif9idranf aufitelt, Der m6slidit luftz
bibt 1T unb Dem bic friide 2uft burd.
HDbren susefibrt piro, Die ourd bic
Gusentpanb seben unb i'm Sreien Mint
ben. @infader 1T es nod, ruern mon
tid gum Iufrabmen zines naiierb,dten
Raftens beblent, in meldem Der Nuf.
rabmunsss8rsceb in sans porsislider
8eiie unter Waiier in boben. cblinber.
fDrmieen Satten Dor fi6 sebt. Gin fol-
der Ssaiten nimmt iebr tpenis 8aum
elm. Wan finbet berartise @iurldtun.
gen unter benz Namen rCreamers" 81
mdBisen 8reiien faft aaer Orten bel
Giienuaarenbdnolern.
Sn ben vCreamers," gu beren rid.
tisem Gebrau6 Der gambler cine &C.
brudte Nnueiiuus liefert, iuiro Der
&abm meiit idon in 10 Stunoen reif.
Sn ben seu6bntiben Wil6iatten iino,
ie mad benz Stanbe Der @itterung poer
Der Semperatur bes Qufbeipa9runass
Srtes setu6bnlid 1916 Stunseu ba5u
erforberli9. Sc erforoert eintse Gr=
fabrung, ben senauen .8eltpunft Der
8eife Su erfennen. Der reife &ahm
barf nidt iauer, ioll aber elm Helm tpenis
iduerli6 f9meden. Geim Ibrabmen
1T belonbers barauf Su adten, baB Der
@abm m5sli1ft fret ben Mild bleibt.
8ortbeilbaft 1T es, tuenn Der &abm
sleid nod benz Ibuebmten sebutteri
tueroen fann. Sn tleihen 8irtbidafteu
1T bieies ni9t m5sli9, mon beipabri
baber ben absei95pften &abm III Stein
t6pfen m6sltdit fibl Biz gum 8utterr
anf. Der Rabm ioI in ben T6pfen su'
weilen seribrt uerben; unerldBlid If
bieies &ibreu. 70 oft aeuer &abm 81
benz bereits porbanoenen setban tpirb
SO fol- baour6 cine 9riiublihe 8ermi
ibaus bes 1teuen nit benz alten &abm
be3pedt iperben. Wan bari, tuent maj
redt Delicate Butter setpinnen min, bei
! &abm nidt su aft iperben laiien. bod
Notb tennt fein gebot. 8er nur ELM
Rub bdlt, fann nidt iebr oft butteru
Wsan erbdlt aud nod gang idmadbaft'
Butter, iuenrt man ben 8abm an einen
tlblen, 1uttreinen Drte, ielbit i'm Com
mer 6-7 Gage lang aufbebt. 9abe
muB aber oorfi9tisit beim Ibrabmet
usrfabren werben, 10 baB feline Wild it
ben &abmtopf fUmmt, aud BARI sas
Ribren bes &abmes (tdsli1 einmal)
nidt peridumt tuerben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-04-19
StaatsIauoeret Werfamf.

Is miro hermit befannt 9emadt, DAP i'd
am SienItas, ben /. NRai, 1888, in Der 90
auditors Office in ct. Glouo. Sormlttags
10 ubr, unter ben pom 9eiebe oprseidrie'
benen 8ebineuusen oas in Stearns eountp
aelesene Sdulano, SnternalsS Improvement,
NIB Nsricultursg olle9ez9ano Dfentllid Der:
itetserr purbe, tpeldes abseidabt aber nibt
p~erfauft iuurbe, ooer bus p~erfauft tpuroe,
oas 8erfaufsrett aber tur6 Hiht5ablen
Der Sntere5ien fir stpei ODER msbr Sabre
peripirtt ipuroe. Die 2iite bes su per5tei'
aernben 2anpes liest in Der NuoitorS Office
IC Gage lang Dor benz Serfauf sur giniidi
often. Us. 8. 8raoen,
gpmmiIidr Der StautsldEoerei- Office
ct. Saul, ben IL. MdrS, 1888. l3-
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Cine midtise Grfinbuna - 10 be-

Cine widtise grfinouna - 10 be-
rihtet mat aus Saponport, Sspa,-if
bort ben Ma(3ern Seinri6 unb Sobn
0otb patentirt tuoroen. @utes Wal5
1T zines Der eriteu grforberniiie tiir bic
8ereituns suten 8ieres. Nab ben biss
bergen Wetboben mar bic Nal5bereis
tuns Elm lansiamer Bro5eB, Der 9rpBen
s4aum IN slnlprud nabm unb 5iemli6
piel Irbeitslobn ~foitete. Ser 8roSeB
pirb bur6 bic Notbfde Malamai6ine
tpeientli6 oereinfa6t unb beibleunist.
Die @erite ipirb in einen ueiten, rEneen
8otti6 setban unb bort burd Qnquellen
gum 8eimen sebra9t. !2wed Der Sell
u,uns 1T befanntlid bic @etptnnuns ei'
neg babel e%ntitebenben 5%ermentes, Der
9iaitaIe, tuel6es bic Sabiste.t beiibt,
Stdrfemebl su lDien, I'M es IN s~abrungsz
fdbiseu 3uder ooer WaltOie gu oertuars
beln. Madbem bic &eimuns seniisenb
porseibritten lit, tpirb bas uberFliiise
@aier bur6 cine NbfluBr0bre abselai<
fen. Damn miro elm Sliiseluerf in Be-
rpesuns seIebt, peldes aus burblpherz
ten bohlen Sepfen beftebt. an Senen fid
Spiralen befinben. 9ieies 5liiseltperf
brebt ii1 um cine perbifaIe gre uno be'
arbeitet bas Mal5 i'm 8uber uie cine
rstirenbe Sarfe burd, tudbrenb suslei6
f%ortbauernb trodene 2uft burd bas
Wul5 setrieten wirb, Bis baiielbe seuiis
seno troden 1T, UNI auf Die 2uftsarre 81
raider Na6trDdnuns sebradt tueroen
at f6nnen.
Seit benz rs. Ieben Monats tpuroe
in Detroit, Mid., 9bsmas g.Sraier, Der
8ruber Der prominenten abpofaten
slei9en Mamens, permtBt. @a9 usr<
sebIi9en Radforidunsen slaubte man,
Der iunseNann iei in oen JluB sefalIen
unb ertrunten. Montasabeno sins bic be.
taste Mutter III bic binter Dem Bobn=
bauie selesene 8oratbfammer, UNI ettuas
8ettseua 3u bolen unb fanb bort su if,
rem gntieben ben2eidnam ibres un9liid=
liden &inoes ; Der Sbdoel bes 9ooten
mar einseiblasen. NIem Ini6eine na6
lit Jraier auf benz @ese nod Sauie
niebersei6lasen u. beraubt tuorsen; nit
Wibe bat Der 1uslidlibe iib bann Bis
in ienes Sinterbaus seidleppt II. 1T bort
peridieben. Sic 8eb5rben beiddftigen
iid nit Der unteriuduns bes ionberba:
rem SalIes.
Sn Bittsburs babeu bic 8ihter bes
2isensseribts Dol, ben $50 @eiuben I'M
cine @irtbidafts. 2iaens nur $50 beipiQs
igt unb 100 bebufs ipeiterer ueberleguns
surifselest. 8or @rlaB bes 8roofs'iden
@eieses CAB es in 8ittsbure iiber 1000
Birtbi6aften. gu ben Bldhen, tpel6en
bic Shanfeeredtisfeit ueriueisert tuurbe'
seb6ren Der 9rioins 8arf, bic Central
Turnbale, Der 9ioolis@ arten, SMITHS
Mnffbaa unb Spencer's 8unitsaQerie.
Gin Seuer, bas seitern in einem
Saloon in Tauares. elmer Srtidaft 100
Weilen iielih bon Sadionpile, 5foriba,
ausbrab, srif, BON einem beftisen @in.
be setrieben, 70 idneI nm fid, baB in fur.
Ser 5ett Der game Geibdftstbeil bes
Drtes elm &aub Der Glamnen setuprben
mar. 8uan5is Sirmen baben lire @aas
renoorrdtbe perlpreen nnb Der Ghaben
birfte $3.50, 00Obetrasen. 9~iegeiammts
perii6eruns etma $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-04-19

eE- Serr 6. 81. 8atten. elm &eiienber,
Gertreter Der Serren g. Collins Sbhne &
Co.. gambler In Sruderidtpdrse, Netp Yori
c~urirfe, nadbem er beftia atpei ober orei
Tage lang on 2dbu1nng- leiner Shnltern
nnb bes Giifens g~elltter, oteies 2eiben boil
itdnbig burd afpein1aligen @ebrand Der
ghamberlain's Gain @aln1. GO furirt Cab
mliu9 unb &heumatismls, tpenn jeoe an=
bere BebaubIung feblibld9t. @arantirt
anb perfauft bel George 9. opener, ct.
GIoub, zeinn., unb Solder q Gmmel, Nls
banb, Minneiote. 10
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Yferbe at p%erfanfen.

Sd babe cine 2lnaabl gutter arbeitss
pferoe unb Mdbren hiuis unb seser
leihte 3ablbebinsunsen 81 perfauien'
8esenYreiien u. (. 10. perbe man iib an
Sobn Gregory auf meiner 8leaiant 2att
Sarm pber brett an MIDI.
16-4t 6. s.. Mcglure.
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Yur Wotts.

9a mein dlteiter Gpbn geset meinen
8iIen .bas elterlide Saus Derlaien bat, 10
tparne id hermit Se6ermann, ibm gttpas
anf meinen Hamen au bergen, oa id fir
nidts baftbar fem tuerbe. User bonn Ser
bleib meines Sobnes ueiB, sebe mir gef.
Musfunft. BeterSeder,
1873 ct. Ni1platis, Wttnfi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-04-19
Cine kin0frlo(f Ghf

@ eetpts cine nterans trarrise Sa6e ffr mar
furaer Seit abSehpIfen uerben fam, setst bes
,,Neftun6Ssalfter," $50 Seiten, NIT tahlret4en
Saturaetreneu 8tlhern, meI&er boa benz alien unb Bee
pAhrtsn teutf4enaeisS nfttutt Ia gesu gsrt b~eransses
Sic Ia ben Gtanb ber Gte treten tpcnens icnten ben
Gyyua G&tners: rO'rum prnfe, wtr t8
emts btnhet,A rp6I beterstseu, nnb saS rcrs
trsfa&e BUD Iefeu, ete ne ben t~rt9ttgfsn
o. ScauaaTfen, fotpphl tn beuti3er wte IN eusRf4es
SpsaAs fret unh fcr9fau1 perpa6t periauR
Gkseee beutsches H~eif-Institut,
u Clinton Place, New York. n. z
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-04-19

ginem seebrten Sublitum bon Melroie
unp umaeaeno biene hermit our ~9efaut9en
0adri6t, 6aB ib i'm @ebduoe oes perm
STEPHAN S6uarb in Melroie elm S6ubs
madbersei9dft er6ffnet babe, unS oaB &epe,
ratur : Irbetten prompt uno bilig beiorsi
iperoen. Senrp Sr1ele,
O. Melrpie, Winn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-04-19

CUR grlei&terumg bes Wai9ens
theilt cine Dame Na9ifebenses nit:
SD peibe abenbs meme Bdide in
faItem Regenuafier ooer iuarmem 8run'
uentuai1er elm. Den. uddfen Worsen
aiese id 3-4 elmer BOZ 8esenuahe,
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Neuc &aartn
Smmenier &Drratb
- fir bas -


GoSernte MuItsr, neueite SaeDns BON
Seinen an5it9en, @ei6dfts In5u=
gen, Irbettsansiigen, &naben= II.
&inoer~I n5lisen, Gusitaffirunss=
Irttfeln, Sal5tii6ern. Siiten unb
&appen, &Ofern unb Sanbfofern
Ii. I. To-, INN Der iid mebrenOen
gea9frase Don alten unb ,1euen
&l1nben sere6t 5lt uerben.
J. P%lOldZilSki,
Der &leioerhdnoIer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-04-19

-Die bette Webi5in fir Suiten auf @roen:
Warmers White Wine of Tar Syrup. Breis
- e1. Ssseauft bS& .. 8. GpHHsy. ~
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Or. @usuf 8Snts's
Hamburger MauterpflasteI

in Gin gang ppr;lslites Sstlutttts! ssssa ys'
id,uare. Sdbuittpunesn. Srane' unc Urae'
punssn, Srpfbeulsn, $abnsranssn, etc.
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ssaen ma8enleieen.

RAD 1sidbrissr Grfabruns.
Ro6 l2siatrissn grfabrunstt fam 70
btfdtistn, has Or. @usuf HSnts's PAM
turser srpgftn Gin, aussst6neis Wteitt
NnS unS es sssen ALE Mastnlsthsn nt4ts
bsferes sebtn fann, trtt bisls tsrrlS9sS
Xrppftn.- Srisprt4 DalssT, Sstbrlt Sa.
Saifsn imrnsr.
g,ssn Was,nI.ib.f si.bt % ri&ts btRs>
res ME Or. Auerif 8Snis'e SansburSef
Srpsfsn, i'd psnSt bisItIben fSen felt stss
len Satren on unh babe ftets s~sfanptn. pap
fe gang rprsasliS atssn bsIIst esissa fne'
C. 6. 3ptblrr, Ncnrpt, gD'ss.
Sur r.dbten Ssit empfobIen.
e6nssrs Belt lit Id an btftissn Rasta>
Gtmsritn, Bic fsinsn, Der pitlsn ansttpenss
t,n Witt.l trsi1sn MOLTEN. SHlttBlt9
sriH i'd su DR.. Gas. atnts's Sarntarss1
Srrpfsr uns In burger Belt mar to risetf
btraefeQt.-Daaxl @sienr, Nsw 6aesH,
Ssras-
Or. gusut 86nis's Saniburss Grppf.si I'M
Ia allen gsptbstsn fur 50 gtnts BE 6lafAs ~
BADEN.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., Baltimore, ID.
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THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO.. Baltimore, I'd.
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Sur Senntntbnabme.

rHK CHARLES A. voeElER CO.. s.lHmors, ~
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sur redttsu Ssit smpfcbIen.

Or. gusuh 8Snis's Samburssr 2rppfti ftnl
Ia allen gspttttsn fur so Gtnts Bic 6lafas ~
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-21
WhistlinS Women.

Whistling has been popularity styled
the devils music" the reason in all
probability being that when persons are
up to anything wrong and are likely to
be caught they assume a fine air of inno-
cent indifference by whistling. Speak
ing Of ladies in connection with whist
ling" said a well read man about town,
sit is a widespread superstition that it is
at all times unlucky for them to whistle,
which, according to one legend l have
heard, originated in the circumstance
that while the nails for our Lords cross
were being forged woman stood by and
whistled. Curiously enough, however,
one very seldoms hears any of the super
ior sex indulging in this recreation, al
though there Is no reason, as it has eften
been pointed out, why they should not
whistle with as much facility as men.
Indeed, Mrs. Shaw illustrates to what
heights of perfection tasteful, cultivated
lady may attain in this charming recrea-
ton. One cause, perhaps, of the absence
of this custom among ladies may be in
measure due to the distortion Of the
features which it occasions. Thus, we
know how Minerva cast away, with an
imprecation, the pipe which afterwards
proved SO fatal to Marsyas when she be-
held in the water the Disagreement of
her face caused by her musical perform
ance. There are numerous instances on
record, nevertheless, of ladies whistling
at public entertainments and charming
their audiences with the graceful ease
and charming skill with which they per-
formed such airs as The Mocking Bird
Home, Sweet Home with variations,
and the like. New York Mercury.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-21
an Enterprisine Crow.

Farmer Crowder had finished planting
his corn, but his heart was heavy. He
knew the crows were whetting their bills
TO pull up the corn as soon as it appeared
above the surface.
Il tell you how TO get away with the
crows" said Neighbor Stokes.
How
Get you a gallon of mean whisky and
soak some corn in it till it gets full of the
stuff, and then scatter it broadcast in the
field. The black rascals viii eat it and
get drunk, and then you can catch 'em
and pull their heads off. That beats pizen
or shootin'."
In few days Farmer Crowder met his
friend Stokes.
We'll. how's craps?" queried Stokes.
MY corn's bodaciously ruint," replied
Crowder, dolefully. 81 tried that ERE
scheme o your'n, and it's humbug. 1
soaked the corn and scattered it one day,
and next mornin' | went down to the
new groun to see how it'd worked"
Found EN- drunk, ehT'
Found nothin'. | hearn a devil of a
fuss down nigh the branch, and went to
see what il was; thar was dad-blasted
old crow what had gathered up all the
whisky corn an had ii on stump, an
he was retailn' it out TO the others,
givin' 'em one grain O. that sort fur three
grains o my planted corn; and dinged eff
they hadn't clawed up that field by Sec
tons. Atlanta Journal.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-21
A Million Bushels Of Wheat.

Discussing on the magnitude of a million
bushels OF wheat q broker is quoted as say
ing: "If l,O00,o 600 bushels we're loaded on
freight cars, 500 bushels to car, it would I'll
a train over fifteen miles long. II trans
ported by wagon. fortyfour bushels on a
wagon, il would make a row OF teams l43
miles long. II made into bread. reckoning a
bashel to every sixty pounds Of -four, it would
give each man, woman and child in tie
United States two pound loat.H-Chicago
Daily Business.
A Berlin scientist says salt IS conducive 70
longevity.
\ Norwegian savant estimates the age OF
the world at !, 200 900 years.
Silver loses one-ffth Of It's weight for
every year it hes submerged under salt
water.
All the scientists still assert that it would
take cannon ball only eight days 10 reach
the moon
The company managing Mr.. J. ". Gray
sons inventions hiss sold TO tins French gov
erument for 2,5oo, 900 francs tbs patent FOR
the cannon throwing with ordinary gunpov-
6Ar si,A Ia ohsrrAl -ish irrA.aSs>
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-21

The interstate commerce law forbids
railways 70 charge opsnly or 5y device any
one person a greater or less compensation
for any service rendered In the transpoT-
tatioU Of passengers or property than II
charges for a ike and ooBtsmporaneous
service. This is one thing that this law
forbids. Il does not. however, prohibit one
company from giving 10 its patrons better
services than another Why then patron
ize the railroad that offers the inferior
train service when for the same amount Of
money you can obtain superior service
rlde less number of miles and still reach
the same points. The railways entering
Wichita and Offering these inducements
should be well patroa3Zed The Missouri
Pacific RylFort Scott Route offers such in
6ucements as mentioned above and great
many more which space viii lot permit 70
euumerste II you are not aware Of this
fsct-that the Missouri Pacific railway
has elegant train service such az the latest
improved reclining chair cars and the
modern improved Pullman palace sleep
ing cars. give ii a trial aad yoG will always
thereafter take the popular route Il IL
the short line 20 So Louis BY - miles az
well IS 70 al Colorado, CsIiforuis and
Washington Territory pc.nts Before
purchasing yoar tickets cal. st the city
ticket Office, III North Main street Z z
Beck ley. passenger and ticket agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-21
Pneumonia

According to a medical contemporary,
DR.. GOuveneur L. Smith, Of New York,
has just given some interesting and
startling facts in regard to pneumonia.
Dr. Smith points out that the disease is
becoming worse every year, increasing
rather than decreasing, both in the num-
Der Of cases and the percentage of NOR
sality. The statistics of the Pennsyl-
yania hospital show that the mortality
from pneumonia there advanced from
Ct per cent, in 1877 TO Isl per cent. in
1867, and 81 per cent. in 1888. Similarly,
in the New York hospital the ratio Of
mortality from this disease is more than
double that il was in 1873. Thirty or
forty years ago it was regarded as seri-
Gus. but it did not excite anything like
the alarm it does today. DR.. Smith il
rather inclined TO believe that the
medical art, instead of progressing in its
treatment of pneumonia, has actually
gone back, and holds that the methods
Of treating the disease at the time it was
less deadly have been abandoned for me-
thods more finical. but less eIicacious--
atlanta Constitution.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-21
Buffalo on the Texas Plains.

The re-opened discussion of the buffalo
question calls for few statements con-
corning these animals in Texas. Two
hundred head or more of these animals
may be found in the Panhandle of Texas,
on the Llano Estacado, and III No Mans
L&ud. Some are on the Palo Duro Canyon
ranch, owned by Capt. Charles Good
night; others in the Texas Capital syndi-
cato, or MT pasture, especially on the
North plains, /. O., north of the Canadian
river; still others are at large. Probably
twenty or more buffalo calves were cap
tured this spring in that region and
driven to Kansas for mercenary and
breeding purposes. The cowboys ideal,
like that of the moro refined" sportsman,
is TO shoot these cattle at sight, but the
proprietors of the ranches are doing
much for their protection.
There are also many buffalo on the
South plain. The antelope, black tailed
deer and many rare but smaller man.
mails are found in the same region-all
of which saw or heard OF during re-
cent visit to Plaza Larga, Tucumcarri
Mesa and the Texas Pa,ehandle. Ma
turalists desiring these forms should go
to Tascosa, Tex, near the new Mexican
line, place easily accessible from Kan
sas, Denver and Texas, via the Fort
Worth and Denver railway. The cap
tlIre of wild horses is profitable pursuit
in this region. I. Hill il Science.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-21
"Reasons Why"

You should patIonize the great Rock IS
land route:
l. Because it is always first to give
cheap rates.
2. Because it gives to its patrons only
first-class accommodations.
3. Because il runs free chair cars on all
trains and Pullman sleeping cars on all
niaht trains leaving Wichita.
I. Because its ticket agents viii sell you
tickets and check your baggage to destina-
tons be it east. west, north or south, and
always ready to give reliable information
s. Because it is noted on account of its
gentlemanly employees and the attention
paid its patrons.
g. Because it is the only line that ladies
and children can travel over without
worry or trouble ard receive the best of
treatment by all employees.
{. Because its tracks are of the heaviest
steel rail rock ballast iron bridges, COM
modious station houses and the finest eat
ing houses in the world.
These are only a few reasons why you are
justified in selecting the great Rock Island
route wnen going on Journey Tor business
or pleasure-for comfort, speed and safety
the Rock Island route is way ahead. Call
at the ticket offices of this company for
rates, dates, and routes and further infor-
nation, 900 East Douglas avenue.
l5-tf c. A RUTHERFORD, Ticket Agent.
Wichita eagle., 1888-12-21
Excursions to California.

Excursions to California.
Special excursion trains to California
points via the Missouri Pacific railway
Wednesday, Dec. II. and every alternate
Wednesday throughout the winter Cheap
rates and firstclass accommodations;
choice of routes You can go via Fort
Worth and E, Paso or via Pueblo, Denver
and Salt Lake City All tourists cars are
taken care of by firstclass porters who will
wait on passengers without extra charge
The Missouri Pacific railway is the great
southwest system which connects the
great commercial centers and rich farms
of Missouri, the broaI corn and wheat
fields and thriving towns and cities of
Kansas, the fertile river valleys and trade
centers of Nebraska.
The grand picturesque and enchanting
scenery and the famous mining districts Of
Colorado.
he agricultural. fruit, mineral and
timber lands and famous Hot Springs of
Arkansas
The bcau iful rolling prairies and wood
lands OF ,ue Indian Territory.
The sugar plantations of Louisiana
The cotton and grain fields-the cattle
ranges and winter resorts OF Texas.
Historical and scenic Old and New Mex
leo and forms with its connections the
popular winter route TO Arizona and Cali
fornia
For reservation Of berths aud general
information relative to any trip business
or pleasure, call at city ticket office, 1871
North Main street, or at depot, corner
Second and Wichita streets.
f. f. BLECKLEY,
15-tf Pass and Ticket Agent.