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Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-08-16
Cakes and Vicinity.

0ooAAo0 SV4Au 4O44A4U,ys
Square corner gangs at Gorder's.
Day board at Mrs. Galvin's S4.OO
per week.
If you want a fine shoe go to A..
Anderson & Co.
T. w. Wrangham was pleasant
caller this week.
Go to the Commercial for YOUR
Sunday dinners.
Special bargains in shoes, at A.
Anderson & Co.'S.
The best shoe in the world, at A.
Anderson & Co.'S.
Come and see the Farmers Pet ~
sulky plow at Gorder's.
Finest cigars in town sold at
Rowland & GooDRICH's.
Call and see our fine dinner, tea
and water sets. H. sc.
Remember the dates of the fair at
Oakes, Sept, 1lth, 18th and 18th,
1889.
Mrs. Major Lowell and Mrs. D.
w. Holbrook were up from Ludden
yesterday.
BoRN.-To Mr.. ana Mrs. John
Kennedy, Aug. 18th, 1889, a
daughter.
Great care should be taken of the
little ones during the hot, dry days
Of August.
A terrific rainfall Monday stopped
the work Of threshing and harvest
ing for awhile.
Try a pair Of the celebrated Brad
ley & Metcalf-shoes. For sale by A.
Anderson & Co.
Hon. H. J. Mallory, Of Ludden,
was up yesterday talking over the
county convention.
Mr.. Cosel is gaining so rapidly
that his trip to Hot Springs is in
definitely postponed.
Mr.. Hanson, the photographer, is
doing a rushing business and his
work is very commendable.
Staple and fancy groceries, fruit
Of all kinds, at
Rowland & GooDR1cH's.
Do not forget the date Of the
Oakes Fair, Sept. IL, 10 and 18th.
Premium lists will soon be out.
Dickey county delegates will work
early and late for Prof. Kelley, and
he is we'll worthy the hard work.
H. G. Kohler, of Porter, was a
pleasant visitor in Cakes last week
He is in the midst Of his busiest
season now.
Mrs. DR.. Boardman and little child
have returned from their summers
visit in Minnesota and the Doctor is
happy once more. ...
Talk the fair at Oakes up. Get
your neighbors interested in the
project and do all you can to make
it grand success.
Mr.. Olson, Of Glover, Of thu
popular firm Of Olson & Eckern;; was
in the city Wednesday on his way
to the Republican convention.
R. H. Busteed, who has spent tn.
summer at Bismarck, is at home
once more. Mr.. Busteed thinks til,
constitution ought to be adopted.
Don G. Mckenzie, cashier Of th'
Columbia bank, was up Wednesda,
relieving Cashier Marshall while
he attended the county convention.
FoUND.-A heavy grey winte
shawl. Owner may have same b,
paying for this notice and provin|
J property. j. KENNEDY.
Buy your meat at Roddle's. Casl
for all is our motto. Do not ask fo
: credit, as you will be refused afte
i Aupnst 10Th. r 4 Rnn1nE
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-08-16

Our delegates at the county con-
vention covered themselyes with
honor. All were gooa; honest men.
having the interest Of Oakes Al
heart. ..i8ss1 ,S
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-08-16

n The Oldest medicine in the world is probably n
In DR.. Isaac ThOmpSOn's n
y o l. L A Il ID L e w TIE ~
4, 1t is carefully prepared physican's prescrip-
ton, and has been in use for NEARLY A CEN
TURY. For all external inflammation OF the eyes
1t Is an iniable remedy. and is unequalled in re-
moving inflammation Of the eyes, OF thecommence-
ment. and in curing chronic cases. We invite the
attention OF physicians to its merits For sale
by all Druggists.
JOHN L. THOMPSON, SONS & CO., Troy, N. 7,
ESTABLISHED l774
Oakes weekly Republican. (Oakes, Dickey County, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1883-1898, 1889-08-16
A CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to thank the friends that were so kind
in our recent bereavement in losing our darling
baby, Eunice, and especially fer the beautiful
cross and pillow of flowers They are photo
graphed on memery's tablet, with the little pot
of Aowers some unknown friend placed at the
head OF our darling's grave.
GEORGE A. FISHER.
SARAH A. FISHER
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
geriammIunsen ber9uremburaer Ysreine.
2uremburser observation-disclosures.
TT Chicago (gforofeite).

2uremburser itnterfhasun8S'Veretn
tn Chicago (Norofeite).
[gesrinbet am 6. Sebruar 1901
8eriammIuusen
gm sriten Sonntas i'm april, b. &. neil Siiern
auf ben Gag fdlt, am 8. april
slm eriten Sonnta9 i'm SSuli.
am eriteu Sonnta9 i'm October, geamtsnpabl.
am erften Sonnta9 i'm Sanuar, @inIesun9 Der
neuen Seamten.
g. Setter. 9rdfOent.
SB. Vrof, Setretdr.
Der
2nremburser unterffibun8s,Yeretn
bon 9isp Yorf unS Srooilpu.
.periammelt Ii6 ben pierteu Sounta9 els
ieben Wonats, 4 ubr Na6mitta9s, in
Saeub &lness Subsrtus Sdser Salle,
2l1 Moutroie ausnue,
;piideu SumboIbt ctr. II. guibuit 2%tpsnue,
Srooflsn, E. D.
ss. edmitt, graFbsnt.
Sobn 3. SIam, Sstrstar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05

Nls Elm Yorbsuaungsmittel sssen 9ss
bsrIsibsn, sibt sS ni9t Bsfsres pie Or.
Iusuit R6niss's hamburger Gropfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
q uuteS MIIerIet.
Gem BoitausiduB bes RationaIabssorb

Sem BoitnusiduB bes Acknowledgements
n~etenbauies Iiest elm uon einem llnterauss
f9uB aussearbsitster @eissenuurf Dor,
uelder bic 8abI Der Boftmeiiter uierter
RIahe bur9 baS Bolt uerfist. Der Blan
pot alerbinss Wandss fur i9. Dsnn
CT pirbe BITE GonsreBmitsliebsr Der iebr
unansenebmen Iufsabe entbeber, unter
einem Gussnb uon garteifrsunbsn In isbsm
tIsinen Nsit 3u entidsiben, unb pisI Ssinbs
idaft sripuren ; aud wirben bann bic Softs
dmter sismli9 slei@mdBis untsr bic Bars
teisn uertbeilt werben. aber es 1T bod
isbr frasIi9, Oh cine ioIde aenberuns benz
Bofbisnf sut,dsli9 mare. go elm GEE
wdbItsr 8ofnsiifer wirb R9 ben gnorbs
nunssn Der b6bsren Soitbeamten LANCE
nidt 10 fissn, ME elmer, her isber 3sit abs
seiest perben tam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
Baltimore &irdjens0 Ioden.

Sttt 4 84A RuS R.bssat mt wtstH tbrr nbsrIsstntu ghts
Ole perbtn uur aus BEN rtiuittu @lo6tnmttau (fuptu
d 5tun). NIT Roabspts uns austfuttst. uub ssnnseni
s~aIanttrt. ~" 1rtiI,n n. eireulart u. + ~. psnbs man
R& an BITE Ba Bell Foundry, 3. Wseskss .
UouS. eaIth b.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
Gin @ettj6wimmeu mitten I'M @inte,

Gin @ettidwimmeu mittsn int 8iuter
1T sswiB elm isbr iebr isltsnss 8ortcmm'
mfg. Gin foI9es murbe am Sweiten Weibs
na9tsfsiertas in hamburg bel Der Suisl
Stetnpd,ber aussefibrt. Ote feds
EbsiInsbmsr, idmmtIi9 IN iusenbIi&em
aitsr ftsbsnb, ipransen auf bas Rommanbo
bss Charters obus 8auberu in bic taIte
5lutb unb burdi9uummen bic 1900 SUB
LANCE 8abn obne ~beionbere S6wieristeit.
Sn Der bena9bartsu 9OItstaffesbuue psrs
einiste aIsbalb elm Sefmabl, bel benz aud
bic Prsiis usrtbsilt purbsn, bic Ebeiluebmsr
unb bic Ri6ter. 9ie absebarteten Sdwims
msr trussn ni6t bic serinsiten nadtbsiIisen
Solsen bauon nno erfreuten fi9 bss bsften
Woblleins.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
Gin fptbarer Sliiael 1T ansebIi5 in Der

Gin iuitbarer Slissl 1T ansebIi5 in Der
Yianofortsfabrit pom Sbsobor Steinpap in
Samburs iiinsIt fiji eineu rei4en amsrts
taner sefertist porSen. Der Osfsl bes
SIissls wurSe rdmIi9 ron teinsm @erins
ssren ais Gabsma bsmalt, pGbrenb bic
Yanselsn bss Sniirumentss Walereisn uOn
benz sroBeu Uteiter Wssthonier CUR Gin:
idanuns brinsen. Den p!alii4en S6mut
bsS Snltruments, wsl@er gum srOBten
GbeiI tn @lieubsin Sur Ausfibruns fam,
fsrtists Elm bsruorransenoer 6Iorenttner
6initlsr. Der Yrsis bes Sliisels bstrug
bic bubble Summe uou sS4 900.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
Sic trauriaen TOIgsn i4Iedter Snte

punttion fibrt sin iibbsutidss BIatt ieinen
3eiern In foIsenbsm abi9utsnben geis
ipisls Dor: ,Ru9 inn Tam 2orb SaIisburp
auf benz &opfe, einen weiBen SUIT an ben
SiBsn, sroBe aber sutsepuste StisfeI an
Der Stirn, cine buntIe WoIts IN ieiner Sanb
ben unusrmsibIiden Spusierftod In ben
gussn. einsn brobsnbsu Bid tn finiterem
S1psisen." @er uon unieren iunsen
2eiern iest bic Somma ridtis?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
WauDperfatalitGt.

9auptmann: yWas babsn Sie ba inns
mer BET Der Martetenoerin gu iu9en, llns
teroffi5ter2"
llnterOff3ier: rOas lit n,eine 5rau,
Serr 9auptmaun."
5auptmann: vRurios! Der SeIbpebel
iaste mir eben, es wdre feline Srau."
nnteroffijier (na9bentli4) v9r. 5aupt:
mann, bann wirb es bod benz GeIowebsl
feline isin."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05

Ser parme arbeitsr"- Il bic sSs'
troit Srss YrsB"-pirb iid ~freuen, gu ers
fubrsn, baB in Der Ssuats Earif:Siu Der
3oa auf YsrIsn rebucirt wirb. Su eisier
Sia seist fi5 iibsrbaupt bic GsnbeH3, S0ue
auf 2urusartitsI berabjuissen, ba ia bstant'
LID bic &spubIttansr ueripro9en baben, bic
pllnebsnbsitsn unb llnsers4tisteitsn" bss
Sarifs ausSumsrSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05

8ettl Ssine &Isibuns lag rubis auf ieis
mem Stuble. Sd bate meme l1br, meme
6oien. meine StiefeI, tur3 mein aIes In
ben SluB ssworien!
Se9s pole Wo9eu baben fe mid ms
STRENUOUS geiperrt, ebe i'd los tam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05

gs lit bieS has erIte W}aL. bag oieie ubr ~auasseiet
tpiro. Seuoet Cure s6tteauug 'oglet5 elm; Sieie
Sferte lit nur tur SO Gage Gut uuo oe guSei9e iptro
oroeHtltde Sferte, INT ltuS bet oemVerfauf BON lt6reu
BON uuiererr iammutbsgata pelDer fret nit ies
Der uhr ~OerieHoet iuIro, 81 belfeu. g9ir lperbeu an
einem Grte uur iebS oertaufeu. uuo leoer ~eiHSeguen
9eiteaung rruB rtu gusiduitt bteisr NuJeiGe Current
Srie1e. III benz Sbr Sud perpHittet lu reriuleu 9ers
fanfe BON u~HiereHl gtaut mutbsSataIo9 81 MAIDEN. oHs
9eitedt ietu. Sbr iueroet mDQliterlpetie niemals cine
6noere @elegenbeit BADEN. ful6' elue ioertbpole ltbr
az iolt' etuem benterteuSlpe rtb u~leorigeu 9reiie 80 bes
tommeu. oa cine llbr oieier @rt mob Hte in elmer Sets
ibeHfsu, bod boifeu MIR S%uoeriidtlidD. bag Stoers
mann. Der oieis llbr beite1t, eH gutter ageHt iGr uuS
teiu pIro, lu0 oes9alb bUbeH mir uus eUti6loifer,
eieie ~9roBorttgs Sttert. 3u ma9cn. BAD
gmptaHg bon SO 6tS. IN 9OitmarfCu. ais Sarautte,
oaB be lbr III gutter abiiht belteut III. ieu6eH mir
te Cub ourb GrprCb 9aar bel AblteierIug. Sbr
tonnt bic nbr ~9riuoIldl prlfcu uub Deuu Sbr ftu6et,
oaB re 9eHau 10 III tute an9eaebel uHo sub oouitdus
big b~etrte6tgt 10 p~erlaieu MIR uHs aui Cure SbrItts
felt bob Chr bent STpreBsagsuteu oeu 8eit pom $5.37
be3abIt. gSeun bic nbr Mot beirteotgt bruuat Sbr
plattirte ubr III init ib0ueu Sauos Srauiruu9eu oers
tehen, oos 9ebauIe bat bret oOppelte SotHtS. .SOiHtCo
Splto Sap, itarteS arm Stid. itarteH Si9eI uuo
&rons. ~bsiouosrs i6mereH uuo temperirteu ShHepper
uno SebauiesJeoerH. tmpprttrtes trauSofites SIoS,
tpiegt uH9etabr 20 rYeuuppetqbts" ODER SO ltuSeH.
Sas Nert 1T Elm dttes importirtss, 9~arauttrt haUos
9emabtes. uHo ourb bic eri0breniteu arbeIter eIu9es
paBt. Sic III obeu uHo uuten reid perliert nit boiler
groHJesPlotte, bat t6neleu Sang $4,000 Beats" per
Stnnoeb pSrpanitoH SGlane". acknowledgements
NIB lit 9euat reguIirt NIB aoiuiteo. 5batidalib 1T
es eth gsert oeneH Seriteluug NIT Rudr6t aut bic
mo9ltht 9euoieIte SeItbaItIug ertolgte. uuo es ut 10
itarf uno gut 9euladt ooB. pCHu SIR IS perHiHtttg
eeeranat IS lsbeuslaug boItsu tpiro, luo lpeHn S9r
N oeH nafiteH 80 5o9eu 8 bon oIeleH lbreu pertlutt
10 peroeH MIR Cub etue gratis ~5lieuoeU. Sdtdt Sure
SeiieluHg uHOerSlgltA CUR Stderuua prpmpter Bee
g9tun9. The R. w. Sears watch Co., 81,
53 ~ So Dearborn Str, Chicago, Hi.
smpfobleu burn irgeuo etH aIteS 5IperIaiiiges Ses
s9nltsbags IN Sbtta9o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
Sie enurmcn 8ajermaRcn in Der Rie'

beruns bss sutinfttsen NorbsS fiees Ranals
bsttss btIbeu fir bic 8eiterfibruns Der
arbsiten gu tisiem @intersS dwieristeiten,
ME fs wobl taum pom ben llnternebmern
aeabnt nerben tonnten. Der l1nternebmer
Dirt muBte i'm Sitermoor i4on Mttte
Rousmber uesen bss boben Waferitanbes
ben Bstrisb isiner ssiammtsn Wai9iHen
einffeasn. Der S1aben, Der bieraus ere
pddft, IdBt ii4 Iei&t erme1eu penn man
In Bstra6t siebt, baB rei4Ii6 cine babe
WiQion Wart barftsIenoes arbeitsmates
rial brad Iiest unb ba3u nod bic Maidins
iiten unb anssitslten bsfoIbst wsrosn
miihen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
Sutereiiaute Setlude bat iinsff Or

Snffrfnaufe Setln0e 9al Iun9F NJ
Eefarint in Yiia nit Gabufrau9 unb ieinsr
Wirtuns auf Rttro:S rsuntsmen anSeitsat,
gr itslts fid einen glpparat Suiammen, in
psI9sn sr YIattsn NIT ueri9ieoenen Sul'
turen pom Witro:S rsanismsu anbra6te,
unb isste bisielben cine balbe Stunbe Der
Wirtuns bss Slbatsraudss aus. gS
purbsn 3! bis A 9ramm Eubat usrbrau6t.
@s ssists fid, paB Der Subutsrau4 bic
@ntuidluns elmer an3abl BON Wfitrobsn
poQitdnbis binbsrte, bel einis'n anberen
arten bic GntpideIuns apfbielt. Son
ben u%erpsnbstsn @isarrensunO Eabatiorten
battsn bic srOBts 0irtuns, pdbrenc Der
@isarettenrau3 nur sinen pertossrnbsn
ginflaB bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05
Smbuaue smrembmraer gerein.

(@e9riinbet 1881
8eriammlun9sIocaI Seebs Saue.
3sit Der rsselmdBisen 8eriammlunsen balb
adt ubr G6enos am eritsn Sonnerita9 in
ieoem jusiten Wtonat.
Sir 1888, ben 4. S:anuar, 9sueraIperiammluus.
n l. WGr;.
8. Wtai.
5. gull.
8. September.
/. N%opembsr, geamtenpabl.
rs. 8onter, Prdlibent.
8. y. @Iooen, Sefret6r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05

sSn 9ober tn Oelauare III mad Spsis
unbueuusisidbrissm seridtli4em 9absr gu
@unffsn Der 0srflasten elm ProSsB ent'
i&ieben worbsn, Der ii9 I'M bic auslesuns
zines i'm SABRE 1877 einserei4tsn Gefas
msntss unb um gisentbum bet BribasuiQe
TIM Wsrth pon $50. 900 brebte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-02-05

Mdt Sabre lit i'd on S4mer3en i'm
RIdsn; mar nidt i'm Stanbe serabe au
sebsn; mad anuenbuns Bon auei SIaideu
ct. Satobs Del war i'd uieber berseitsut.
-W. 8. @auace, Riplsp, Esras.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03
The BazZard In a Shirt.

Jerry Davis is the name Of a little
boy. Last week he found q dead
sheep, around which q number of buzz
cards were holding high carnival. He
determined upon catching one Of the
buZzGrds, and at once built q very
LARGE trap. He baited it with The dead
sheep, and in a very short time he had
calturcd q buz2ard
lie then took one of his shirts and
ittcditon to the buzzard, cutting off the
sleeves and putting the birds wings
through the arm holes. lie cut of
the front tail Of the shirt and sewed
tie garment firmly to the buzzard's
body, after which he liberated the
bird The bird tapped his wings and
flew up into the air, the tail of the
shirt GutcrMr behind him as hc few.
About, tWou,y i've crows followed
after The strpuge looking object, and
the buzzaId was pecked and knocked
about at a terrible rate.
Three OF four days afterward Jerry
found the bazzard a mile away, hud-
died Up against tree, dead When
w,ysh day CAME JeYy was call cd xpon
for us shlgf, I'D the story leaked out.
LIS father Was so much amused that
he would not allow the boys mother
10 whip him. Atlanta Journal,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03

a gambler dying of consumption,
shutIcd into an undertaker's estab-
lishment At Stockton, Gal and pro
posed to the proprietor TO shake dice
for u coffin. The latter consented, the
money was pat up against Il suitable
coffin, and the gambler won, chuck
llug over lis lack as he amblod away.
Ths passion for gambling IS an inhe-
rcat trait 81 character, and the men
who have been Inundated BY the set
tlement Of idiotc bets will rot be any
more 10th 10 make the same bets on
the uext OCCASION. - Chicago Herald.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03

CIV Tayior Thursday respited
.tssa II Go q, who was TO hang FRI
ie1 i1. the murder Of Samuel
Z t4e. Aua 10, 1887. The re-
aj-Fe puts Of the execution sixty
jIFs Tbe respite was granted
.uIy IN the sffidavit Of a stra. ee
Naa my*lerious woman giving be-
ana Iainie Maxted which was
il.@ ma court OF justice Thursday
Hn 8aXyile. She swore that she
.eEt in the sumo house with Jes-
e 9 ae the night on which the
marderwas said to have been com
5itta3, and that he did not leave
ae house She refused to state
why size had been SO long silent
Ibis b .iieved the Governor will e.
nelly commute the sentence to life
5.n isau meat.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03

: r.lnei' II gszine for January
cp tie ARD year Of its success
81 SIs,e9ce ai-h the rroaise for
1889 II ~ even greater variety in
ms taan before Groups
IN Al, Literature srd
Rail Tajs, ELECTRICITY,
5a1, wfl'bt'a-naag the 10
ss sftares. The, icHne-s
as &. e.seci OF The iliustrs'ti',' 8
M main t1bea aud advanced.
3iae -.ia 1920 new readers Scre
lal ri tle.Iasaz be during The
z - tbS, and the outlook
a.. ysaf.is,eq-aiiy encoar-
IH-fe ars'six Illustrated articles
SO lhe J Injury nunbsE l.. Fl. aud
Z 81 i3fssl fell. congrihuting The
.-asi .ng ma, entitled ''Css lie Life
i5be AAtie Ages. PIT reproiuccs
'no -oaiY aa idea Of tn, archi:ec u
20 - 80 -ANs+ ~ tGdtidl t.iHaiESr
Ja9cr and P.erfef nd, but pee
s,ez aea.i "ith the ronantic and
si4leic-tag personag's who Hveo
.wl...ta aelt walls knights ard Ia
I4s W.ta h ISIS Of retaiDefs. ,rb.
hr atsf - t@Ken inside che gates to
tne cyatfafl fl'ei With pictur-
lsaqle sc6gas, TO the great hall OF
aa alig waere the ceremo"iai oi
I'D g1t.ag took place; through
1i g stalfwsys OF stone to tn.
fioff ro5D which is At one a sit
Ting room. boudoit, and bed cham.
iDf; agd o the chapel where
H b. sept their vigil at arms.
JHa aFan,fout illustrations hy r III.
Il leh aid To the cleafnes and
heta S Cftle article.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03
Don't Swear.

~ not an evidence OF smartness
or 9ail5 .Y wisdom. Any foil con
saear-and a good many fools do
10. A. # you could only gather
If ctv7 01fhs that have drcoped
along the pathway of my lite, /
know Is wonld remove stumbling
1lorks f'om many inexperienced
'e.f, and ny heart would be light
er hg ton han it is to-day. Bui
tyonare going to be a tool just
1ecau sa other man have been, my
son, whar hrpeless fool you will
BE } r Bqrdett.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03
HIM .nral Selact1nIi

An lnceaians b ken raj 81 Pc
u aa, CnI, has devised way Of
pr, eut'nz chickens from scratch
inc up his garden. He crosses the
loag legged ranas with tb short
lie ged hantams sra ire result is i
new Ire OF fowls with one long
Ie2 aad one bor: leg. When they
raise thcr icg % scratch they lose
their bslanco snd come to grief.
After iew dsnoFalizing attem pts
they dgsisi.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03
i2ha Rirhts &C q Nnnnan

II i aaosGiar thiny that this
sal@.ct. Il. Of entirely modern
- VI, aari - even more recent
q. tha movement 10 rnst off the
% V,rti,a@i res.rictlons to wo
11t.'8fso ivIiies. In the last cen
s5o sher The idea of a woman
81, X - . CA ecr outside the fani
i.e ve Has almost unh card OF,
are ncYeI vas any doubt when a
0Eaa 'or26t her sex t. the de-
.4eaof co.'s hitting capital crime.
a.os f~a1-ing her. We have grown
acre cn.ig tened than the eight
yata eeaturg about the emancipa
tia8 Of nohse, active and yirtuous
Z, ID il 4ud as sort Of drawback
'ae!a aA7 upg up this idea OF
ia' ah the exaggerated and
.l@ igrd conception Of Old chlv
ss.} ,s ard tomato criminal.
Wear. Ia favor OF wompns rights
- q sJala-legree, and one Of The
-.Aa ve woIld Insist upon for tae
Yfa q. laa eek as well as soci t.
tire gbt = be punished Tor
aa4s esltars just as men are -
citssaurs Dispatch.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03

"a q. .d1 Christisn, my young
'r'~o = Eed the preacher. I'm
80 2 ate business. brakes
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03

Victoria " oiholl has parch as d
q house in Paris for 100000 francs
IN which she hopes 10 fouad IN in
sutution fer the free education o
women
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03
Iarroar uousa, wills Point, Texas:

Gentlemen: o1t hl5y when but two weeks
ola was attacked with q scroiulous affection
+ e for l4la /. 5'-cFc1 her cycsight entirely
p8d caused 81 10 despair Of her life. She was
trrltsd hy tGa best Musicians without benefit.
We fraN- cave her Svfft's Specific, which
soon 10. jos ed u.r completely and she is now as
hale aud hearty i child o5 three as can be found
anrra-I-. E. Y. DELK.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
TlI.5 Swfrr Sr1rfrIa CO. Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga
New ICes SIS Broadway. ------.-----------
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03

% fOu, TOMMY
res; he said he thought / had
grown a great deal since he saw me in
Ssraioga. aud wanted to know how
that good looking sister of mine was "
Go on, TomAls.n
And then he said: 1et me see.
your sister is about 10 now, isn't sheg
And said guessed that was about
your ape.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03
'T'o.nmvt' severely.
when did you say the football
game wGs to be played, Tommy3"

"On Saturday, an -
Tommy lhesitatingly), would you
like to take me to see the game if / buy
the ticketsi"
Why, cert. ="
Then she Kissed him ond told him he
needn't say anything about their GO
ing, and Tommy moved toward tho
door When he got outside he drew
long breath and exclaimed to him
self: Gee What a whopperi But
it worked! T. New York Tribune.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1889-01-03

rs Iathtf Wll5 50 much amused that
be would not allow the boys mother
10 whip him. Atlanta journal.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-15

ssoeiases owaed ahoat esls-sAsra Of The
dressed beef transported By Virtue Of this
arrangement. ard took aa d the rebate.
which tssma u them eqsilIssd Tehats Of
SC per eAxsoat. IhGs. me start d their large
forssne. wss tg.as ac.suiresi a& the expense
"a shose w1o wesc fairly ssmtitsea 70 skare.
Il ssfh them. Ard tsseir subsequent yass
atoms hare resulted from coa-
ssav.s a3s1F~ - ssle i1fTaers and stoekrnan.
IN hsatsfsss. ssss<ss tie Price Of cattle. and 70
tiss <-eas aosEy 81 cDnsmm,.ss. 10 whom the
lseiee 81 heef has been steadily increased.
There i sosneEhine very detective IN the
gessssss 81 Integrity of AFaisrsrsa il wrnakers
Il tbss eaass0t sievisa sofae means Of PAM
sahIng or g,Fasenssag eaAslSinAiians pTodae-
ing the effects that have resulted from this
dressed beeg combine. IF fortunes can he
made hy estArYfsses tsat are aelTfai 70 the
people. weii and goed. bat enterprises
wb3ch onsy make che rich richer b making
the poor poofcr. sl4oaia - and certainly
can b suppressed II legissAtofs have the
vii. fiaey sureig csn ind tlss ingenious Ell
T.eaisnF gor drawing the sins siesween things
tisatass clearly bslpial arpi those whiei are
clearly LssftfnI