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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-10-30

to this awful height. The great me-
tropolis is seen as from a mountain
top. The lake front, with its mile of
grass plats and winding paths, looks
like a playground; Michigan boule-
ward, streamer of tape on which are
hundreds of toy horses; the break
water, mile and half away, seems
almost at your feet; and the new
water-worls crib, four miles away, APP
pears but a stones throw distant. What
is that line of white away out on the
lake? The Michigan shore, sixty miles
off. Evanston, South Chicago, and
Michigan City are in view. To the
west the scene is equally wonderful,
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-10-30

A BELGIAN inventor, NJ Henri Pie
per, has devised new and very simple
incandescent lamp. A thin pointed rod
of carbon, placed vertically, rests upon
two horizontal copper rods abort
quarter of an inch apart, and forlns
bridge between them. The current
passes between the copper rods through
the carbon, rendering it incandcsce1t.
Springs move the copper rods slightly
when the carbon is consumed and pre-
vent the breaking OF the circuit.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-10-30

II L gran d est
b building ever
erected by pri-
vate capital has
just been practi-
cally completed
at Chicago. On
Wednesday. the
ID Of October,
the Nj a $ o n i C
Grand Lodge of
Illinois, then in
session at Chi
go, completed
the construction
of the great Au-
ditorium Build
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-10-30
TIE PRIDE OF CHICAGO.
-aE GREAT AUDITORIUM BUILDING
COMPLETED.

A Structure as Daring In Execution as 1t
Was I'm ConccPtion-A Description of the
Splendid Ediice--A Wilderness of Mar
BILE, Bronze and Mahogany.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-10-30

The cars of the new imperial train
for the Emperor of Russia are lined
with cork. The pop-in of corks is ex-
pected to make harmless the poppia'
of bullets.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-10-30

"WHAT shall call my play?" asked
the man who had stolen one from the
French; and his friend advised him to
call it Elijah, because it was trans
lated.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-10-30
COrnileld Philosophy.

+ there are no
blossoms in the
there will
be no fruit in the
fall.
The horse that
does the best work
in the daytime
will not feel like
prancing around
at night.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-10-30

NECK OR NoTHIs' HALL.
KILKEHrgY CORNERS, 1889.

X. EDIIUR: Now
thet / am safe to
home onct more it
don't seem possible
tibet / hev ben
threw all tibet L
hev, an / tell you
/ am glad to bee at
home WHARF i kin
rest an think about
my travels. But es
/ wus a sayin in my
last, when my
feelins overkim me.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1889-10-30
A SKATING CONTEST;
The Tpain-Dispatchep's Love.
BY EDWARD l.. STONE.

HE story ! am about to re-
late, coming as it did under
my personal observation, /
have no hesitation in vouch-
ing for the truth of.
The scene is in a pretty
town of about 5000 inhab-
itants, which nestles costly
I'm q broad Nnllav hatwnnn
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16

NOR RFNT-A front room the second floor a.
i the sterling. ~ North Market st Also a room
mate for lady; board In The house. dss-ot'
NOR RENT-S good rooms nicely furnished Tor
II ligt Housekeeping \ good girl for light hn'iSt-
work wanted at same place az south Market
street. as Of
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16
HARDLY CREDIBLE.

A HOG was butchered at Charlton, Ca, a
few days since, and in the nav of the
swine were found some twenty-five nails and
a lot Of glass, supposed to have been pieces of
bottle The hog was apparently healthy.
A NEGRO in Rome, GA, dreamed one night
last week that he died the day before at
noon. He arranged, the day following the
dream, for the funeral, went home, lay on
his bed, went to sleep, and never wakened,
having died while asleep.
CHICKEN stories are becoming more
fashionable than snake yarns among para
graph writer's. The latest comes from Ra-
cine, Wis, where q man is said to have re-
Gently swallowed baDtam's egg and few
days later produced a chick with the aid of
a stomach pump.
AN ingenious chicken raiser near
Pomona, Cal, has devised way Of pre-
venting chickens from scratching up his
garden. He crosses the long-legged
brahmas with the shortlegged bantams,
and the result is new breed of fowls with
one long leg and one short leg. When they
raise either leg to scratch they lose their
balance and come to grief After a few
demoralzing attempts they desist.
AN absent minded old gentleman Of
Sumpter County, Ga, bathed, shaved and
started for the depot after his wife who had
been away on visit. He had forgotten the
time the train arrived, and she met him
half way home. she got into the buggy,
and after greeting him affectionately, said ::
"Tm glad you didn't come clear to town.
| should have been ashamed TO ride with
you" Why" he asked, mnocently
LOOK at yourself" she replied. He was
arrayed in his uuderclothing.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16
HENNERY HINTS.

THE verdict of those of experience is that
pure bred fowls are no more liable to dis
ease than those Of COMMON breed
TURKEYS, guineas. ducks and geese
should never be allowed to hatch too early,
as their young will, in a majority of cases,
perish.
SrEwED pumpkin is recommended by an
experienced breeder as'au excellent winter
food for fowls. He claims it Is better than
potatoes or turnips.
WHEN disease gets among your flock Of
fowls, pay as much attention to the well
ones as you do TO the sick. An ounce Of
prevention is worth q pound OF cure.
MANY are under the impression that fat
hens lay the most eggs. This Is an error.
They should be kept n good condition
and no more. Ii too fat they become lazy
and unproiitic-
SUGGESTION for exercising fowls. Throw
a handful Of feed in one direction and make
the birds run for II, then throw another In
TIE opposite direction, thus keeping up a
scattering fire
TIE old method of scattering grain all
over the yard IS very wastefrl and Is not
practsced by successful pouluynen. Much
Of the feed thus handled gets so filthy that
the fowls Will not eat IL
CoLIEcr eggs as soon as laid il wanted
for hsschag, and unless they are choice
breeds, sell tie young chicks as soon as
they are large enough 70 De put on the
market. In this way the business pros
pers.
FRUITFUL cause Of disease IS filth.
Badly ventilated, overcrowded and unclesn
houses VIII induce fatal ailments Fowls
VIII, hike humans. endure pure cod, but
they, Ike Ourselves, die quickly II sub
jected 70 vitiated atu1os pnere.
FIX up the hen house Make il nice and
comfortable. When fowls are kept TOO cold
il takes al they can diges. TO keep up the
animal heat Often the same quantity OF
food would be sufficient, IL they were kept
comfortably warn, To induce laying
GgEES focd is fully as essential fer
poaltry n winter as 10 Summer. Their
confinement TO dry food during the con-
tinuance of could weather goes far TO ac-
coan; for tie scarcity of eggs al this sea-
saa Of lie YeAE, Fresh winter ezzx ara
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FANTASTICAL FRAGMENTS.

STRANGE to say, the literary mans society
is less to be desired when he is amusing
than at any other time.
LADIES may not know how to sharpen q
lead pencil, but they have wonderful
knack of bringing to point the fellows
who can.
A TEMPERANCE paper says four drinks
day will buy man an overcoat in three
months. Yes, but the man who has four
drinks day doesn't need an overcoat.
go, SHOOT the hat, the old straw hat
1t s served its purpose now;
Convert it into kindling stuff,
Or feed it 1.-THE brindle cow"
TEE Manx cat is supposed to be freak
of nature. Its history is not known. 1t is
easy work to breed a tailless variety of cats.
A yoiceless variety would be more welcome
in cities.
'WHY, 'Lijah." said the farmer, discov-
ering the old man in his hen house, II new
er expected this of you. l always thought
you were as honest as the day is long"
Deed is, sah," replied the old reprobate.
'sYo' mus recommended dat de days am
gettin' short.'
GRoCER-"I don't have to crack up that
butter, Uncle Rastus, it sells itself" Uncle
Rastus Testing it)-"Yes, sab, dat butter
oughter sell Itself, tie up Itself, deliver
Itself eat Itself, an still have strength huff
lef' ter diges' Itself. Wot you cha'gin' TO-
axle grease dis mawnin', Mister Scalesp
A LITTLE mole is growing John,
Just here beneath my chin,
1t gives me SO much trouble, John,
I'm growing pale and thin.
And so / want to ask you. John,
VIII eer your love grow colds
Oh, whisper to me, darling,
VIII you love me when I'm moled?
THE gas furnished the city of San An
tonic, Tex, is of very inferior quality, and
consequently the streets are very poorly
lighted, but they are allowed to burn until
after daylight. A stranger asked a promi-
men German druggist: why do the gas
lights burn all nightin this town." because
dose flashlights was so shmall dot dey vas
afraid to go out ven it vas dark"
In some parts of Africa mans wealth is
judged by the number of his wives. A man
with sixty wives is looked upon as sort of
bonanza king His wives probably go out
washing at fifty cents day, or make shirts
at forty cents dozen. In this country a
man wealth is judged by the number of
dogs he owns. The possessor OF eight dogs
is generally too poor to pay school tax, and
his wife takes in washing.
A FARMER missed a couple of his cows
some time ago, and diligent search and
notices in the country papers failed to bring
them to light While in the field he noticed
hole in one side of his pumpkin, and on
getting lantern and going in he found the
lost cows quietly eating pumpkin seeds and
getting fat. The hole in the fruit was
caused by the rapid growth of the vines,
which had dragged it along over the ground
for half mile
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York Money.
Stocks less active and lower.
Chicago Grain and Produce.


CHICAGO, Jan. 15-Trading in wheat
was active and the feeling developed de-
cidedly unsettled and nervous. There was
big buying and big selling, and between
the two, fluctuations were frequent within
a moderate range. The market was again
largely local. The opening was strong and
prices sE(055c higher and with slight
fluctuations advanced 1c more. This was
due to good buying, largely covering OF
shorts, though there was some wheat taken
on by parties for an advance in eXpecta-
ton of reaction after the
recent large decline. But the
speculative offerings increased and
prices settled back 1%c below the top
prices reached early in the morning, in
fuenced some by the reported failures in
the grain trade at Antwerp, but active
buying again set in and purchases We're
credited to large floor traders and prices
recovered 1%c. the market closing about
11Sc higher than yesterday.
Corn was quiet but firm. The market
opened at about yesterdays closing
prices, advanced sc, ruled steady and
closed &c higher than yesterday.
Oats were quiet and steady and price
changes were confined to &c.
Mess pork was quiet and unsettled, and
opening sales were made at zoe decline on
Yesterdays closing figures, and was fol-
lowed with further reduction Of 121a@
15c Later the market developed consid-
cradle strength, and prices rallied 2O0
2215c, and closed comparatively steady at
outside figures.
Lard was moderately active and unset
tied. Opening sales were made at csc
decline, and further reduction of 5@715c
was submitted TO later in the day. AT the
decline the demand improved, and prices
gradually rallied 714@1Oc, and the market
closed comparatively steady.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16
HELPFUL HINTS ON HEALTH.

FIRES are usually cheaper than Doctors
bills.
MUFFLING the throat is one sure way of
counting tenderness and soarness of the
throat.
IT is penny wise and pound foolish kind
of economy that induces one to go without
warm underwear.
WARMTH and light are necessaries, not
Injuries, if one would make home attract
i've during the winter months
THE grease of well-smoked bacon mixed
with spirits of turpentine applied TO in
famed glands about the neck of mother or
infant will often reduce the swelling. Cover
with flannel
The ascent of flight OF stairs is accom-
plished with less fatigue By person of
weak lungs when full breath is taken at
the foot of the stairs and again at half the
distance to the top.
1t is worth the while TO test the virtue of
this simple remedy for sick headache:
Suuee1e the juice of lemon into half a
glass of cold water and stir in little bak-
NJ soda; drink during effervescence.
WHEN the babe is restless, a few tea
spooufuis of cold water often have aQ0ieting
effect; and a cloth wet IN cold water ap-
rplied to the infaned gums OF teething chill
'dren gives relief wnen other remedies fail
The absorbing power Of cold water rem
ders 1t an admirable purifier. At the freez-
ing point pail Of water will absorb quart
OF carbonic acid gas and several pints Of
ammonia At higher temperature liz ca
pacity is less.
! IT is generally known .ha. repeated apph-
fas A<.f Ia
borne) Will drive away a rng-a-round or
ordinary bod, though she swelling which Is
Dsture's method for purifying the blood, Is
uuIe likely TO cone In some Other part 81
tbe body
Unto the Desired Haven
Psalm CIVIL
VIVA: matters bow The winds may blow,
Or blow they east. or blow they west;
What recx how the t;des may Eos,
Since ebo or Gov al.ss is best
No summer cain. no winter gsse.
Impeces or drives me from nv way:
Isseadtast toward tbs Haven sail
That lies. perhaps, 10; :ay away.
Find the r-ary days Of old
When n0tto1iess seemed 10 lie:
The nights when Esrce tee s.io~s rolled
And changed ny courSe, kEs~ lot Say;
Ifeared she cafal- :csrtd tie gale,
Foroods1g danger a2d delay.
ForRztarg was tSz 20 SAIL
To reach What ssszaed 30 far sway.
Iueasurs not tae loss and fire;
whsca through he ye4-s o. 6oGls bore;
keep the memory !-sso@ and Jet
Would bod Coz. psf e1, DereT more.
VIA. wrecks have passed re u tie gale,
whatsalps sunk Il ne sumner cay,
Wide !. With fsr!st OF spreading satl,
Stood FOR tie Hsre1 fss away
What matter how 10 rs,ds may blow,
S.,cs fair or :o1i alike Is best:
God ao8cs tae-a iC lis sss6 know.
As6 nay leave 20 I'm a1e rest.
Assured - >. neither cain nor ga4s
Caz bring rse danger or delay.
As torar1 TIE Haven sllE Sal
Tss; liza knoz. 20: far Ssay.
- u J.. EAsao.ok - Gssss-zs 81 TexA
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FOR RENT-RooMS

TNOR REyT-Suite Of furnished rooms. single
il room Furnsce beat and gas, Rates reason
able and location excellent Hall entrance, very
desirable winter quarters Call At a.. North Emf
norts avenua dSS-SS.
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ST. Louis Produce.


FLoUR-Quiet and steady.
WHEAT-CAsh steadeT. options unsettled and ir-
regular aud fiuctueting within small range. The
hull easy cables OF an increase In ocean passage
Was offset by large -four exports from New York.
Generalls better markets ST all points The close
was sellers OF May &c above yesterday and July sc
peter. No. red cash @fsc; February &c clo,-
ing sake nominal May ssssssss5e closed e9beSgsSsc
asked; June 94iic closing Sl,zc bid; July 'sStsss
.6s5S6hsc, Closing sasc,
CORN-StronGer and a fraction higher hut trad
irgs small. No. ash esSSs 29s4c; January 2sssc,
tlosing SsscS March Sa4sSlc closing Sossc and Sic
asked; May S2lsltS2S.c closing S1Asc.
oATs-ttrm; No. cash 2Slsc bid; May GAss2'ac
RYE-No. cash Sc bid.
BARLEY-Noihing doing.
HAN-Owing TO The rain there was very small
business done; prairie S. %; mixed timothy g 70
G. 10 0o timothy prime 10 gilt edge Sll ooSli %.
FLAX sEED-si So
BUTTER-Dull; creamery lSSe6c, dairy l4seo
EGGs-Dull; i3c.
LEADS S. is asked for soft Missouri and IS 90
for corroding, but there Is no demand
CORN NEAI--kirnl 81 55sl So
WHISkS-Steady; sltr.
CoTToN-Bagsing easy; laSl23lc, according to
weight
IEoN-Ias. Il &Asl 3.
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Tor RENT-Iwo unfurnished room With door
between: good furnished room with south
windows for Al per week; nicely flrnthcd froat
room rrs, floor al sl,Is st sis Market ST. also a
IasSre1rs ava 81 81
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16

NOR RENT-A nicely furnished room with east
II and south windows, bright and sunny. Price
81 per month. Call NJ 10 = Lawrence ave. Also a
good warm room in the center OF business Tor only
IL per month. Call nj room :. over las " Main s.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16

always III demand ana BRING gooo price
IN every market. Hens, like cows, should
be producers as well as consumers during
the cold months of winter. Farmers, as
well as fanclers, should have supply Of
green food safely stored away for the
winter use of poultry
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16

Notice.
All Drivers have positive orders 10 pre-
vent passengers from getting on and OF
front platform OF cars, or stand on the
same.
Passengers must keep of of the front
platform. WICHITA STREET R'Y Co.
ttrtf
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SneciaI TO A,.orueys

Just completed and for sale at this office
Attorneys Pocket Dockets. the most COM
plete Pocket docket ever gotten up
PACED AND INDEXED. bound with flexible
cover. Price Sl.oo, sent by mail postpaid to
any address upon receipt OF sl.07. Address
the Wichita Eagle, Wichita, Kan. dtwtf
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2l1 North Market Street.
Wichita, Kansas.

The popular line for California, Oregon
Washington territory and all Pacific coast
points is the Missouri Pacific, Eft. Scott
Route" 14S-tf
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Kansas City Produce.

Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. Is.
wHEAT-No. . red gllsc hid9Sc asked.
CORN-Weaker No. 2 25c bid 26c asked.
OATS-No. cash ac bid.
RAE-No. cash 42c asked.
FLOUR-Stronger; M Sl0; xxx 81 TO- family
81 Se choice 81 IS; patent s2 -
CORN MEA iE-6lGI6.c.
CORN CEOP-5lGUQc.
SHIP STCFF-Ska62c.
BRA N-5aG5Sc.
HAY-weak; prairie 50 5Oes CO. timothy. fancy.
g. 50.
FLAX SEED Al "a
BCTTER-StoCks sccumul ating and market weak
1nd very dull creamery 2sS21c; dairy &c roll log
l5ss store pac kea Nc lSC-
CHEESE-l2Slslsc.
EGGS-AccunulatinG and weak az lac
LIVE CH1CkENS-Ftrnl: hens s. 2SSsS CO. rooSters
G1h
TURKEYS-7@Sc per pound.
SUGAR CURED HANe-luSsc,
BREAKFAST hACON-i0c.
DRIED BEEF-SC.
DRY SALT MEAT-Clesr rib sides g 70 long clear
gdes IS 10 short clear sides a. Is. shoulders IS 40
SMOkED-Clear rib sides a. Ak los Clear sides
g. as: short clear sides g. S71s; shoulders s. 10.
PORK-Sl2Sl
LARD-Si ~
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Kansas City Live Stock.
KANSAS CITY, Jan. Is,
Chicago Live Stock
Tho Drovers, Journal reports:

The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Recepts 1000; shipments $500 Market
slow lO6Ii5c lower; choice beeveS ~ 2o94 D.;
steers 81 9OG4 l5 stockers and feeders 81 sos ~
cows bulls and mixed 81 4os2 So Texas cattle ~ W
O. 80 -
HOGS-Receipts 81 COO shipments 6GOo Market ,et
slow; l5c lower mixed - 60G5 lg heavy u go io'
light 81 S5tG5 l2le; skips 50 00eyj 10. .
SHEEP-Receipts 5000 shipments LOO Market
strong natives az zoos or western corn led 81 iVS
SO Texans s. G0s3 50; lambs 81 75s6 10
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16

The Eagle pocket real estate book has
become universal fayorite among dealers
generally in the west 2Stfs
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16

An notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted.
win BE charged for at the rate II ve cenas per nns
FER week: no notice for les than . cenH
An Fer Sales other business notices win b
charged for a. the Of 1ocenss per limo week.
no business notice taken for less than - cent?
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Riv er>icc and Suburban Electric Railway.
Cars leave Douglas avenue and Marke
street every thirty minutes, beginning at I
even hour. dl4 q
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STPLYEu

CTHkTEp-A asrxs ss'~S = 1-E ssrs~s- - szF
- . 49, tekzkzst E<Afsf4<s -.
asssz AZ EEess 49, - -
- "a. r. = Hyee1s sss< ls&z - 80
C.yEATElS-A arg r,Ey Eersrs @ssSs x Aaass
- exA ~ssxh. aA>s-f = ~ = ASs11fss Ss-l-sss -
sre~- ~. u rx~z-ees - aasss3f $500 sstssgs
- "a q. Ms so<l& kkxss1 = 1-easssrx % -
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FOR EXCHANGE

ITO EXCHAEGE-s2.5 so stock OF paints and oils
1 and paint material losafe1 IN good obs" fos a.
want clear Kansas land or that which viii ~ made
clear tl0Ui mortgage bond and t2os mining sisak
for lands a few good staiiienS FOR hanra@ isn'r.
Send Us full d~srr ptons of your farns, We can do
you good, Bennett & ChRrbs. 10 Main street.
t;aIesburp III 5iN
Tor EXCHASGE-To traders and erybpdy els
II The Kansas abstract agency viii furnish YOU
abstracts to any lands IN The state OF hah.r, also
diagrams. descriptions and estimates 81 Nahls
Kansas Abstract Agency. foolf1H ! 10 :, y" ~ =
Market St. Wichita. han J. p W ueeieF. nlalsEer
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Charters.

Blank charters and all kinds of lega
blanks for sale by
The WICHITA EAGLE,
d11 If Wichita, Kansas
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16

Money TO loan on first class mortgage
security. No commission charged Call
az room 10 Fechheimer block ~ Il
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-16

Loans on improved farms made at
lowest rates Lombard Mortgage Com
many QS4 wu-E
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Charters.
d7Itf

Blank charters and all kinds Of legal
blanks for sale by
The WICHITA EAGLE,
diff Wichita. Kansas
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Take the new short line. c. K & \.
Rock Island route, TO Kansas City, y.
Joseph. Chicago aud 81 Louis Lift
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LOST.

OST-saturday Jan. 4, a Newton dand pup.
i 4 with white spot On breast. = weeks uid- kstufa
10 ISl5 y Ffnpor a and receive reward. 51tt
oST-Liver and whEo Pointer dog about four
i 4 months old Howard si Be- patd Tor bis reflf'.
to c. h snlyth No. -. y " ACC sfe- gu
7 OsT OR STOLEN Jan. 3, is>9 Newfoundland
i A pupDy dog Marked hipd feet white. FfFs
goIlars reward wifi DO given TO az one Who y ~
return him u the owner AT the address 40 ~, >
Topeka ave IL Van Derrick "a 90
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WANTED rs agents to distribute some very use
10 men go coal mine the pes: pay aud the oess
winters job that can be found man 70 go 20 Den
yer, TO Pueblo. 10 Galveston. 30 Omaha 70 ssr
tablish headquarters for the distribution Of speci
line OF goods, experience required. and put 1se
money Free pass 10 these cities TO the right party.
Two dining room girls TO go 10 Eureks: free pass
II you want employment OF any kind. men or We
men. address with llc in stamps or CAL OF J. n
kenworthy. employment agent. roon 8, over A.
East Douglas do
WANTED-By gentlemen, nice furnished rooms
w and board. north uf Thirteenth and west OF
Topeka ave. terms must be reasonable Address
4 z care OF Eagle Once dss 5r$
WANlED-AN ovERSEER OR CHEF AD-
w vertiser and two to five assistants according
70 size Of county and populaiionl So month sal
No pedd.ing no soliciting Duties confined 10 max
ing colections distributing printed matter putting
up advertisements etc. for the two greatest for
tune makers in Anerica-the Farmers $40 Ere
Pr oof Com binaton Lock Safe sold on monthly IN
O. aliments) and the wonderful Electric Fuel, Tor
warming sieighs, carriages etc. which burns with
out natae, smoke Ut odor, and VIII heat any vehicle
"a hours for 10 cents. Expenses advanced salaries
paid each month. Enclose loc postage for ful
specimen line of advertising matter 10 the J. L
Stephens Co Lebanon Ohio. s6 lN
NANTED-Gentlemen who are interested IN
w business education. short hand or teleFrapny
TO call at ONCE Southwestern Business Souege.
Night schoo! re-opens Oct first, $50 O'Clock. In
trance 10 night school AV Z. Douglas ave-