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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30
csLoNEL STONES APPOINTMENTS


August q, Labaddie.
August 80, >edalia.
September l, Hannibal.
September 2, Huntsville, ! 80 r. m.
Septer Der 2, Mcberly 7 p. m.
s. ptsmber ), Warrensburg / so p. m.
.p,ember 5. Kansrs City s p. N.
September 5, Independence l 80 ?. m.
s,ptember 6, Mary vile so p. IN.
Sep ,mber Z, Cameron 80 p. ID.
September z, Hamilton s p. ID.
September s, Easton.
September 9, Chiilicothe ] 80 p. IN.
September 10, Liberty 80 p. m
September II, Hale 30 p. m.
September Is, Keytesville 80 p. m.
September IA, Boonville l so p. m
September Is, Msrshall 80 p. Ii.
September 16, Blackburn 80 p. N.
September I6, Sweet Springs s p. m.
Septs mber II, Lexington 70 p. m.
COL DALToN's APPOINTMENTS.
August q, Labaddie.
August 80, Carrollton, 1880 a. m.
August 80, Sedalia, s p. m.
September ], Hannibal.
Sep ember 3, Warrensburg. $50 p. N.
september 5, Lamar, l:50 p m.
September 6, Carthage, 1:30 p. m.
ptember 6, Joplin, s p. N.
september Z, Neosho, 1:30 p. m.
September z, Pierce City, 8 pm
September 8, Cassville. l:3O p N.
September 8, Monet'e, s pm.
September 9, Springfield, 8 p m.
September 10. Conway, 1:30 p m.
S.piembe, Is, Stanbury, 100 p m.
september Is, McFsll, 8 pm.
September IA, Trenton, 100 p m.
September IA, Gault, p m.
September Is, Milan, 1:30 p m.
September Is, Browning. 8 m.
September l6, Linneus, 1:30 p m.
September l6, Brookield, s o N.
September IL, Lancaster, l:30 p m.
September 10, Hamilton, l:30 p m.
September 20, Lawson, 1:S0 p m.
September 20, Richmond, 8 p N.
September 81, Slater, 1:30 p m.
September %, Higginsvills, 8 m.
Sewtember "a, Linn, 1:30 p m.
SENATOR visT's APPOINTMENTS.
August so, Sedalia. 8, p. m.
September l, Hannibal.
September 3, Kansas City, 8 p. m.
September 6, Harrisonville, 2 p. m.
September 8, Butler, 2 p. N.
September 10, Nevada. 8 p. m.
September II, Troy, lao 10.
s.p'ember Is, Mexico, l:30 p N.
September Is, Fulton, 1.30 . N.
September IL, Columb ., 1:30 p m.
sENIroR F. NJ coCKPELL's APPOINTMENT
August 80, Carrolltou, 1 p m.
August 81, Liberty, l p N.
September l, Msysville p %.
September 2, Albany Up N.
September 3, GELATIN l p m.
September S, Grant City l pm.
S.ptember 6, Ms-yville ! p m.
September z, Craig l p n.
September S, Rockport l p %.
SEP .mber 10, Grand Pass l p m.
Sep .mber IL, Perry vile, Jpn.
September Is, St. Genevieve p 10.
September Is. Poplar Bluff o m.
September l6, Dexter p N.
September IL, Greenville p 70.
September IL, Piedmont 7:30 p N.
co1. q W AYpERsoN's APPOINTMENT
Aueust q, New Haven l:30 p NJ.
September 8, Perryville 1:30 p N.
Hon N. L. Gladys appointment 81
tember 8. Monticello 100 p 10.
Colonel John T. Crisps appointme
September 8. Easton. =.
Hon. LATE Dawson's appointment b
tember 8, Easton.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1892-08-30

L. the floor of the ocean paved with
1kile feh ?-Boston Transcript.
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Mrs. II. Il. Marean had the mis-
fortune last evening to lose q very
handsome and costly cluster diamond
pin. 1t was supposed to have been
Lost between Sicher's cate and the
corner of Fourth and Ohio streets.
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For New arriving daily shall sweeping reduction
Everybody Invited attend the Great Bales now
progress at Mammoth House.
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To BE MOUNTED.

A gentleman from Lake Creek
township, was present at the meeting
of the democratic club last night and
reported that q hundred democrats
were coming to Sedalia on Tuesday
morning and will participate in the
parade. They will be mounted and
will no doubt make q fiue appearance.
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ONE LONE WOMAN,

Nevertheless there is something
fascinating and even profitable in .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-03-17

NOTICE To BRIDGE BUILDERs-NOTICE
~ is hereby given that bids. accompanied by
plans. specifications ana strain diagram, TOR the
construction OF wagon bridge over ana across the
Snoquaimie river at "a point known as Achinnon's
crossing Glow the village of rolt, on said river,
Will be received by the board of county commits
soners of King county until wednesday, the 18th
day of April. 1892, al O'Clock p m. Each of
said bids must be accompanied by certified check
of $3.50 20 be forfeited King county by the sue
cessful bidder in he fails to enter into con-
tract and furnish good and sufficient bonds within
nve DAYS after the date of award.
sad bids must be sealed, marked bid for Sno-
qualIuie Bridge. near Tolt,' and filed with the
county auditor before the date above men
toned.
said bridge Will consist OF one span of two hun
dred and sixty (2joD feet appro ximate length and
OF sufficient and suitable approach 10 permit Tree
access to and from said bridge on either side there
Of The bottom cord of said bridge 10 be az feet
above low water. Zach bid shall specify the price
for the bridge span, including abutments, and the
price per lneal foot of approach
Bonds in the full sum of the CO ntraCt price con-
diuoned on the completion OF the contract and
payment of all claims for labor and m atertal cd,
will be required The award of the cont FHct 10 any
person or firm is hereby made subject to the per-
mission of the secretary of war for the construc
ton Of said bridge. and the board hereby reserves
the night 10 reject any and al bids.
+. A. TWICHELL, County Auditor.
Dated at Seattle March ID. 1881
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CITY NOTICES.

TMPOUNDED STOCK AT AUCTlON-MON.
day, March %, 1892 at 10 a. m, in front Of pc
lice headquarters, corner of Yesler avenue and
Third street will sell public auction and to the
highest bidder for cash, to pay expense OF In
pounding and keeping, the following described
animal. viz:
az one brown horse. pony; about nine ~
years OF age; reached name, square cut tail, two
white feet; branded ZIP on right nip.
The owner OF the above described animal Is 10
me unknown. BOLTON ROGERS,
Chief of Police. Seattle
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TOEEN.

CTOLEN - ONE STRAW BERRY ROA y
= horse, about 500 pounds weight, with brand
~. H. on left shoulder and a bunch on the back
caus d by saddle; the horse has lately been clipped
and Is a sngle-footer under the saddle; the horse
was hired from me March with a half English
saddle and birdie; has not returned: any InfOrma-
ton leading 20 the recovery VIII be literally re-
Warueu. .. Ii. Holcomb.
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FIyIsHER AND POLISHER.

A GOOD FINISHER AND PIANO POL
~ Usher wishes 10 repair, clean and polish furni-
ture and pianos At reasonable prices Walt Goell-
southwest corner Barclay ana cClare streets.
Telephone No 76A
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WHEREAS, The city council of the city Of Sc
attic has heretofore, by house OF delegates Joint
and sidewalk Rose street and Duwamish street.
from Madison street to the north line of block one
~ in Highland addition TO the city Of seattle, In
said city, and
WHEREAS, The city council OF the city Of Sc
attic did, on the 18th day of February, A. d
1892. pass an ordinance No 9sS which said Or
dinance fixed and established an assessment 10
trtct as provided in section eight ~ Of article
elsht tSl OF the ireeholders' charter, TO pay fof
such improvements; and,
WHEREAS. An assessment roll has teen fled n
the board of public works with the city counc1
containing the names of the owners. when knowa
OF al the property in said assessment district ana
when unknown, said property Is listed to unknowl
owners, and the sum of so775l fr every froni
loot / assessed against each separate lot and par
Gel of land of he property in said district sgslns
me owners and property. when known, and agains
the property when the owners are unknown. ana
IN said assessment roll the estimated cost Of ths
street crossings assessed against the Guy
and other things were provided in said assessrneDi
roll as required by section eight 90 of article ssm
(Sl Of the freeholders charter; therefore.
be 1t resolved by the board OF aldermen sna
mousse OF delegates of the city of seattle in session
assembled that the city clerk of the city Of seal
tie Is hereby directed To publish in the ofncla
newspapers of the city of Seattle, in ten consecr
i've issues Of the same, notice that said roll hs
been filed by the board Of public works with tns
city council. and that all.persons owning land y
SAID assessment district. No. 30 he required Y
appear and file objections with the city CLERK, u
any they have. ON or before the 2Sd day Of Marcn
A. D. 1892, against the assessment roll or the taxes
er assessments made herein, or the same will ns
said time
md it Is hereby further ordered and resolved
that there be joint session of the city council %
said sd day OF March. A. u. 1892. 10 hear ooless
lions, II any, again 9 said assessment roll and,t
no objections are made. for the approval thereof
Passed board OF aldermen this 23d day Of tebrt
AIRY. 1892. A. s. MILLER.
President Board Of Aldermen
Passed house Of delegates this 18th day "
February, 1892. r. w JONES,
President House OF Deiegste.
Approved by me this 24th day of February. lssA
GEORGE ". HALL, Mayor
Filed by me this Gath day of February, leS2
n. ". MILLER. City CLERK
Dare ~ first publication March Sth 1892.
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BIRTHS.

sCHARLIS--Tn Seattle, Wednesday, March 10,
1892, to the wife of ]. A. Scharlin, son.
ADAMS-In Seattle Wednesday, March 16. 1892,
to hr. and Mrs Clarence W. Adams. n daughter.
CoLLINS--tn Seattle, Tuesday, March Is, 1892,
to the wife of John Collins, son.
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BI tbs.

SPECIAL APARTMENTS FOR LADIES Ann
= children. lady attendants: omen week DAYS 10
40 y N; open Saturdays 10 ~ midnight; hot salt
water baths 25c Hot salt Water Baths north
West corner Seneca and West streets seattle
" ash Lodgings connected with bathrooms.
EN PORT BATHS OPEN DAY AND
~ night; salt and fresh water electric radi-
Gated, Russian. sulphur and cabinet vapor baths:
BINate apartment fer ladies; excellent attendance
Sis Front street.
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CARRAHER & MEACHAM,
Ia CHERRY STREET.,

Advertisements under the heads OF Lost. Found
For Sale, For Rent and Situations Wanted will be
inserted at the rate OF cent word each Insertion
Payment always in advance. No advertisements
received io- less than % cents.
NoTICE-The business Office of the PosT-INTKL-
LIsESoER ia open until IL p. Classified adver-
tsements will be received up to this time
Advertisements will be received at branch Offices
Of the observation-disclosures at:
Iacoina....... IT. SaHinons, agent
Fort townsend. French q springer
The following letters await advertisers at this
office:
A B. G. lG. A. Settler.
A. F. NJ. ~. r. Victoria
p. II. +. IL. g. w.
BIZ. M. IL.
B. 10. Pharmacist. NJ
Cabinet IS. lS53.
Carpet.
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FOUND.

E'oCND-A LAW BOOK-"EQCITY PLEAD
Il ing with Prece1en Owner have same
BY proving property and paying for this notice at
Post-Intelli gencer Office
LNOUND-THAT THE REMOVAL SALE Is
genuine: great bargains in stoves, furniture.
etc, st Frederick & Nelson's ,2l3 nd ,2l5 sec
end sireer
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BOOh BISDFRY.

+ ANrHoNI'S BINDERY, BLANK BOoE
It manufacturers. Washington .sysss 1879, uo,n
commercial, rooms and Terry block, Seattle,
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DEATHS AVID FUNERALS.


STEWART-Tn Seattle, Tuesday, March is. 1892,
Lilly stewart. aged about Is years
RUSCHKA-In Seattle, Wednesday, March Is.
1892, Charles. son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Rusohka, OF whooping cough, aged months.
Services will be held at the residence on Twelfth
street. near the water works. Interment at Lake
View cemetery.
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MONEY LOAN OFFICE

0LDEsT ESTABLISHED IN THE CITY.
" Uncle Harris Loan Office 2O4 Wasbin+,d,.
street; liberal advances on diamonds, watches and
jewelry; lowest rates. iu
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MARRIAGES..

ATTERSON-MORRlS-I Seattle. March Is,
1892, at the residence of the brides parents. 4O5
Broadway, by the Rev. John r. Damon, Mr..
George w. Attersou and Miss LISA A. Morris.
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A Srf@rSS IA x ILL OF LOCAL IMPROVE
y ment district No 20 for Rose and Duwarlsa
street grade. Notice is hereby given that assesss
nent roll OF local Improvement district No X
tsr the grading OF Rose street and Duwamisn
street. from Madison street 10 the north line q
block J. in Highland addition the city OF Seatts
and constructing OF sidewalks on both sides there
OF has been filed by the board OF public works VIE
the city council Of The ctysOf seattle and further
notice Is hereby given that said roll open for PUP
lie inspection al the office of the city clerk. 10 *
CITY hail ana viii remain open for inspection unIn
"Wednesday. March % 1892. at o'clock P, "a
And all persons owning property in said local I'M
pfoVem'nt district. aud all other persons utereseL
are requested 70 appear on said ga day Of Msrca
a. u ". AT !: 80 O'Clock p m, AZ the eounca
chambers IN The city hail. aud make objerue1
thereto, II any they may have. Al persons lntsr
estEc are further notified that tce city council W.
al said lass mentioned time consider any and Al
objections ma BE- aud Will said tiuie or at sons
adjourned meeting. make such corrections in sues
ron as u deems Just: and thai after the consldsft
ton Of any and all objections will approve sucl
roll and VIII assess the amounts found he ~
against each lot and parcel OF land fronting -
streets II. W. MILLER.
Clerk of the city of SeatLA
Published this l4th day Of March, 1892.
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COUNTY NOTICES.

COUNTY TREASURER's NoTICE-THE|
~ county treasurer of King county. Washington,
VIII pay on presentation on and after March. ~
1892, all outstanding warrants drawn on ths|
county fund of said county bearing date prior to|
January l. 1892, up TO and including warrant No
lO939.
Also all outstanding warrants drawn on ihsI
school fund of school district No. OF said county,
bearing date prior to January /, 1892, up 10 and
including warrant No 2 1874
No interest will be paid on such warrants sffsfs
March 49, 1892. BYRON PHELPS. I
Dated March is, 1892 County Treasurer
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Acre Tracts !

WE are prepared 70 offer choice list Of
Acre Property, admirably adapted
for Suburban Homes, Plating, Garden
ing, Fruit Growing and Poultry Raising.
We have several partially improved Ranches,
desirabiy located excellent soil, well watered and
commemorate in many ways to the agriculturist
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ABS TRACTORS,

pOoTH & HANFoRD ABSTRACT COMPANY
ID Inc Rooms 2O2. 20i and 200 Burke block
corner ~econG and Marion streets ~
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS.

L,IRST-CLASS BUSINESS AND RFSIDENCz1
property in all parts of the city for sale: CORE
spondence solicited. W. E. Ledgerwood. real estap
agent, successor to Lewis & Ledgerwood, room 81
Sullivan block
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MISCFIIANEOUS,

OUTER BUTTER.-THE COW BUTTER
ID man still leads the way in reducing the price IF
butter. cheaper than ever this week; come and
see. Cow Butter Store, Front street, near Y. NJ.
G. A.
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LoST.

osT-A GREAT OPPORTUNITY FOR BAR
Y ! gains Il yog don't at;eCt the YroVal sale at
Frederick & Nelson's, las aud I,2l5 Second
street.
OST OR SIOLEN-FR1N UNDERSIGNED.
II 81 Everett Wash or about March 5. lSG.
one $4,000 note AND MORTGAGE " $4,000. OF date
December g. lSsu. and due December 20. 1892;
drawing Interest AT ; per cent made by W liam
Jenne and Lens JENNIE. payable 10 uadrrsig ued all
parties are warned from purchasing the same, As
Yay ms nt has been stopped.
ANDREW MORRISON.
La Conner, Wash, March 10, 1892.
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REMOVALS

pEMOVAI-ABERNE SHOE DEALER
Ii has moved to the Ranke block, corner Ftth
and Pike streets
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
CCoTCH SOCIETY SoCIAL-THE USUAL
- free monthly social will be held in the
Binckley hall on Friday, March JIG, at $3.50 p.
Al Scotsmen and their friends ara invited Robert
Secular, recording secretary pro tenn.
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WANTEp-TIoSE DESIRING MALE HELP
w can get II Al the city Mission tree % cost $40
and 3l3 south second strceL
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CL4TRTOTAsTS.

FLORENCE MARVIN. PROPHECIES wy-
predicted gelands election and the sas, so
ire Room % outhItt building Take eleyas1ss
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THE SOLICITORS LOAN AND TRUST CO.
L Money to loan in amounts from 5000 to $lO-
900 on inside improved city property or upon I'M
improved inside property for building purposes
C. W. Richie, manager Seattle office, 100 Second
street
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CIRCASSIAN HAIR PARLoRS-WIG WAX
y ing bangs and switches Eepgstord block. 7O9
Second street Seattle, Wash, room 81.
ToHN T. wITTwER HAIRDREssER AND
- wiEnaker. 6l8 Front next to LowmAn &
Hanford's-
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EMPLOYMENT WANrED-FEuaEE.

llANrED-BY A MIDpLF-AGFD WIDOW
w lady, situation housrk epper to an cl-
derly gentleman. Address MIS- NJ. J. \, ago CO.
lumhia street
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FOE s4LE-LODGING HOUSES.
NOTICE no CONTRACTORS.

EoR SALE-25- ROOMED LODGING-HoUSE
Il furnished and all rooms occupied. Inquir,
room Is Phoenix hotel.
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WANTfp-A WIDOW LADY WANTS A
w situation a. hotsskcepes with a wilawer nT
aged couple In seattle Or Tacoma Address Mrs
". C., BOX IS, Olympia Wash.
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noN'T FAIL TO ATTEND THE REMOVAL
~ sale. Frederick Nelson, l,2l3 and 1,2l5
Second street.
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WANrFD-BY JAPANESE YOUNG MAN
w situation as cooS any kind OF work Al
dress Takahasht, japanese house, between Wash
ington and Main and Eonrth aud Urn sireeis.
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pARTIES WISHING TO CONSULT A Rr-s-
Il ness cairvoyant can do so at rooms m 80 ~ Z.
Chaplin block, corner OF sixth and Pike strsess "
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NAVY YARD-HUNDREDS OF MEN WILL
~ soon be employed: buy acre tracts while at
same price of small lot. John W. Rumsey, room
So 81 Second street.
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LANDSCAPE GARDENER


A LFRED GRAssNER. LANDSCAPE GA
"A dener. Corner White and Madison streets.
O. Box 1889.
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EVERS & KEITH. ARCHITECTs ROOM
II SOC, SOB and 5J4 Butler block
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E,oR SALE-THREE CHOICE LOTS ON Nc
L Claire street. in Wala Waa addition; grade
tax paid; very cheap. Gardner & Stratton. rooms
POI and 2O2 Bailey building
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN JOINT REsoIu

Seattle. March IL. 1892.
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GJOO-TIMBER CLAIMS on THE GREAT
sp1OO Northern Railroad; will be worth 81. 600
III a short time; bank references furnished. l,4lO
Front street.
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IA ANTED- POSITION BY YOUNG MAN AS
w nurse I'm hospital OF private nursing or to take
care Of invalid gentleman. Address L H.. care
Post intellgencer
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U-ANTFp-SITV ALTON ~ COOK ~ no
w tel, boarding house or restaurant bv e,ns-
yieuced lady. Corner West and virginia
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GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY-Fy
- gineers and contractors for bridges Of ev.,v
description whart-buIlding pile-driving frsdgia,
and steam shovel excavating; plans and specific.
tons furnished on appl cation; Correspondent,
solicited. Office. Occidental block, seattle WasA
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WANTkD-MAN AND WIFE WOULD LTK r
W a situation I'm hctel camp. good cooks
Address {. IT., rOst-inielligeucer.
The Sully County watchman. (Clifton, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1894, 1892-01-23

parts. One half pound of each will kill
the ticks in one hundred sheep. To make
the application requires two men. The
wool Is parted from the back in tao or
three places well down on each side--the
fore shoulder. the hook and the back of
the neck. The powder can he sprinkIed
il the orening 10y large pepper->ox or
10y nanu. In each case II should be
", u rubbeI down to the hide OF the sheep
1t is SAID that if the work is prop
eriy done it will prove the death Of the
ticks. if the sheep are very baby in
Tested they will not thrive, and the
experiment is worthy of a trial, to say the
least.
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Kansas Philosophy.

Many men miss tn opportunity to earn
corn bread whi!e dreaming of pie.
A man never knows how large the
world is until he tries to travel on his
fame
When a man offers TO :ght. he is either
a fool. Or he believes the other fellow will
back out
fou will limit the number of your
troubles il you limit the number you tell
them 10.
How very few people there are who
spend to-day in making memories that
will be pleasant tomorrow -Atchisou
Globe.