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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-22
patea 80 b. -.

NOTICE TO CREDITORS Of WILLIAM NJ
- HARMED. deceased.
state Of Wisconsin, Grant County, s.. County
Court in aud for said County
Ia the matter Of the estate of Vim NJ. Larned
deceased
Letters of administration Ia said matter having
been issued 70 Emily LRrned. widow Of said de-
ceased Of Cassville, Grant County Wis. no.
ton OF Lowry Il Clementsou her attorneys, It IS
ordered that from this date uutilRud including the
10th day OF october. A D., 1897 be, and the same
hereby IL, allowed aud limited. for the creditors,
Of the said " M. ". Larned, deceased. 20 exhib-
it aud present 10 this Court, their claims and de-
mands against said deceased, for examination and
allowance; that such claims and demands Will be
receive by said Court. AZ . Court House, in the
City ~ Lancaster FL saic lntv, ~ each term
thereof Within said time an Court viii exam
ine and adjust the same, e spe al terms
thereof, "a be begun aGd heid ac art House,
so The third Tuesdays OF juno I'D October.
A a. 1897; ard notice of all wldeh shall
be Eiveu by the publication o. this order under
the ebnve caption Tor fotr successive weeks iu the
dgtANT CuuSrY HERALD. weekly newspaper pab-
Hshtd iu tbs City III Lancaster iu said County the
first such publication ID BE- w,thiu fifteen days from
this date
Dated April i3 1sa7
HF the Court
GEO p. CARTER
lpw4 County Jg1ge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-22
BULL CALVES FOR SALE!

The undersigned offers for sale sever
al splendid Shor.horn Bull Calves.
They are exceptionally hne animals
large. smooth and Of a bright red
color They were sired By my
thoroughbred West Liberty Bull
now three years old aud Weighing
1000 pounds. For registry 81 stoct.
prices etc. inquire 81 the under
sgned 81 biz tarm in south Lancas-
ter w. P. Richardson
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-22
me lnritation.

II sin is unrest. tie blood Of Jesus
Christ that cleanseth from all sin al
fords rest. Is anxiety is unrest. be
lief in the shepherd care of God and in
the tender love Of personal Saviour
must afford mind and soul rest. II
there is unrest in self-will, there must
bc rest in self-surrender. o, that all
men night heed the invitation: Come
unto me, all We that labor and are heavy
laden. and 1 viii give you rest
United Presbyterian.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-22

20 STATE PlekEL deceased
state At Wisconsin. County Court 81 Grant
COuntV-ln Probate
Notice is hereby given that nj the special
term ~ the County Court 10 be held III and
Tor said County al the Cou-t House in the
city Of Lancaster Ia said County. on tnc ID
Tuesday 81 April A p lS95 being the roth
dav Of April 1897 al the hour Of O'Clock in
the afternoon the following matter VIII he
heard and considered
The application of c ". Pickel. Jr 10 adj
nit 10 Probate the last VIII and testament
of g. s. Pfckel ST late OF the town OF PotOsi
N said county. deceased
Bv order Of the Court
GEORGE 81 CARTER.
County Judge
Da..a Mach % tsl- u-9
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-22
Don't Tobacco spit or smoke Nour Il,
Away

ThV truthful startling title of hook altaut
MOTTO BAC the only harmless guarantee to-
68cce habit cure II You want to Quit aad
can * Use Nc Io-Bac Braces my niCotl-
Dtzed nerves. eliminates nicotine poiSanS
makes weak men gain strength. weight ud
VlgOr Positive cure or money rcfGnCed.
sold and guaranteed hy Ssnne HaSSeN
Book al druggists or ma led free. Address
The Sterling Remedy Co Chicago. 0ffce IS
Randolph ST New Work II Su-uec -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-22
f. E. Strong, M. d.

Office over Benuett's Drug Store.
Hours IL a. ii 10 5 p II. and 10 5
T. n.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-22

Lowry & Clementson

VIII practice ia ail courts. frobat-
6ng of estates and real estate coilec-
tions specialty Branch Office at
Fennimore 0ticeoyer Bastord' store.
Bushnell, Watkins s. Moses,
ATTORNEYS
raetice ia ail State and Iuited
Slntes cnnrA.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-22
Offieial Directory.

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JAMES af.flFqelN Supt o. AsFlG3n
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dav eveHfap n 7.8o Christian BudcaEor
afGst5 h. la -radav Kes q Brown, Fas-
P-a resefJ CATHOLIC church Rev Alters,
* 49, ter Services az I4a Ell aUd every
nserrsfnr during the week al > o cloek
~ Rs6eN pRessYv EpiaN church. Kev.
&HJ RfUe0IU Ua%t0E. Services every
other SUNDAY Sundag school every SUNDAY
atllo'cloek
@eame0 EVANGELICAL church. Madison
"a strcef SUNDAY school at 2. n afr-
vices at 1890 M singing school az : y -
AHcaevrr LODGE a. e. &. a. N. meet
E.~iirst and third Saturdays 20 each month
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-22
lohn C-rfhnv
F NJ Cronin. III D :.
PHYSICIAN \ SURGEON.

Office over Liegler' hardware store.
east II court house Residence form
erly owned by DR. Barber Calls in
city and country promptly attended.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-22

1t is stiu as safe 10 trust in God as
1t ever ~as.-Ram's Horn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-22
]. Godfrey, NJ. D.

Ohice over Post ONCE. Residence
two blocks north Of Grand Central
Holel
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-22
W. g Howe.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
Practices Ia all courts Collections
q speciality Bosco8EL WIS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-22
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Dated March a3. ta
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-04-22

fan into lire with g DRY GOODS,
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14

telligent sovereign and . virtuous
queen. but the entire, weight OF her un-
measured influence Is thrown against
everything that savors Of the evangeli-
cal religion"
A WORLDS CONFERENCE.
Boston. Dec. ia letter from a COM
mittee representing the foreign mission
airy societies OF America. addressed 90
the secretaries OF the Protestant foreign
missionary societies OF Great Britain
and the continent OF Europe, soliciting
an expression OF their views as to the
des;rability of conyening en- ecumsnicSl
foreign missionary conference tsimilar
in sim sni character TO the worlds mis-
sionary conference al London in 1SSS) in
the city OF New York in April. 1900. and
their readiness, TO cooperate In such a
conference, has met WITH general and
favorable response. In view OF the cor
dial feeling and unanimlty expressed.
the American societies have authorized
the holding OF the conference sni an
invitation has been issued. signed by the
Rev. Judson Smith. D. D.. OF Boston, ss
chairman. ana Rev. H. y. Cobb. D. D.
OF New York. as secretary. This invi-
tation asks each society 10 be represent
ed by two or more delegates in an
ecumentcal conference on foreign mis-
s.ons. TO meet in New York on April
20. 1900, and 10 continue for ten days
from that date, The invitations are TO
be sent TO all Protestant and foreign
missionary s,1tasios
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14

McClusky questioned zAnoli regarding
the memorandum Zanol said he be.
iieved the handvriting was his He
os atrcphine or uncer what circumssan-
ces he nad made the memorsndunn
Zanoh win be arraigned again In q
police court tomorrow.
TIE World tomorrow viii say:
Dr.. George +. Sch-ady. editor Of the
Medical Review and one OF The greatest
medical authorities In the United States.
sa:d yesterday:
From a MEDICAL standpoint sne Zas
nell case is complicated Neither any
drug nor any nedtcicai treatment can
induce apopisxy. But poison may have
been administered 20 each one OF Za-
noli's wives 80 as 20 cause death IN Q
way that bears a remarkable resern-
biance in appearance and in symptoms
cf apoplsxy.
This counte-seis epoplexy could eas-
lily be so arranged as 60 deceive any
physician who did not make an exsrHor.
6inari.y careful examination. In fact.
IL might be that X could nos be positive-
ly determined without an autopsy.
Several drugs could be successfully
used for this purpose Either stryeh-
nine or arsenic would produce this re-
sulc. Particularly is this true OF strych-
nine. The proper dose OF strychnsns
would produce symptoms identical with
those OF apoplexy. The fact THAI aii the
physicians who attended the different
women thought at FIRST they were suffer-
ing from some differen, ana less dan~
gerous disease than apopiexy locks bed
for Zanoli"
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14
COTTON.

New York. Dec. 13.-The cotton market
opened steady with prices l to points
higher on local covering and some foreign
buying, the result Of more favorable Eng
l.sh cables than anticipated For a time
buyers were made cautious by Indications
that port receipts would overrun early es-
Inmates. Later, however, firmness devel-
oped on further improvement abroad and
by II o'clock the net gain had been IN
creased to 10 points. Trading was on
" moderately active, total sales to that
time reaching $500 bales. There was lit
tie in southern news TO influence local SEN
timent, private wires reporting quiet but
steady spot markets. Closing quotations:
Spot quiet, unchanged; middling uplands,
SIS; middling gulf, els.
Liverpool, Dec. 13.-Cotton-Spot fair de-
mand: prices higher; American middling,
Z 3-16; futures dull, steady.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14

declined to 99c, and was bringing SO 1-2c
at the close. or 8 cents under Satur-
days closing price. May was, of course,
affected, but not severely. 1t declined to
30 1-2c during the headIong plunge Of De-
cenlber, but by closing time had reacted
20 81 1-Sc, decline for the day Of but Is
cent. Undoubtedly the heavy arrivals OF
contract wheat had much to do with the
decline, and especially in starting 1t, but
Allen and Grier, the bull clique brokers.
we're mainly desponsible for the break
to 81 1-2c, their offerings being especially
heavy. 1t was regarded by many as a
move on the part of the clique 10 prevent
further heavy shipments to this market,
which have been natural in view Of the
much higher prices prevailing here than
in other markets. The market was quiet
but rather nervous at the close.
Corn, though quiet, was firm Small
country offerings and bad weather west
were hopeful factors.
Oats were slow within an extremely
narrow range.
Some strength developed In provisions
during the morning on the small run OF
hogs, and prices opaned slightly higher
and improved to a limited extent. The
rise In prices was taken advantage OF by
packers to sell, but the offerings were
fairly well taken care Of until the smash
came in December wheat This made
buyers tinlid, and in the absence OF sup
port the market lost its advantage. At
the close May pork was 2 1-2 cents lower,
at ss.55; May lard unchanged at s452 10,
and May ribs unchanged at s4.35.
Estimated receipts Tuesday: Wheat 37s
cars; corn $50 cars; oats 600 cars; hogs
10000 head
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14
THE LAUNDRY BAG.

The regulation sooe bag. brush ard
comb cases. sre all useful. % 10 the
laundry bag OF special vaiue when ihs
owner is away In The simmer. For soea
travellers really require two laundry bags
one marked with the owners name. "a
hold the linen that goes 10 tne isundrese.
the other 10 keep the used cloin,nx in fos
the rest of the week.
Tn.s laundry bag Is made rather az.
fsrently from the other. II is Suspended
not by drawn string. but hangs fiat
ly from cane. which Is inserted In thu
upper hem II has silt II inches eng
from me cane down ward. right in ms
middle. This In 20 allow one 20 thrust
the soiled linen IN the baz without dis
turbIng Il as u hangs on ths wall of the
cross..
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14
ALABAMA IRON FOR JAPAN.

II is Well Liked There and Furnishes
Cheaper Than by Europe.
Birmingham. Ala. Dec. 13.-TAe Tens
nessee Coal and Iron Railroad company
and the sloes Iron and Steel company to-
day shipped 5000 tons OF AlabasnA plg
iron 20 Pensacola. whence IL VIII % for.
warded 10 Kobe and Yokahama, Jacans
A trial shipment o. Alabama iron made
10 Japan several months ago gave suel
satisfaction that extensive orders am re-
celved, today's shipment being the hrss
Of a series. Japan heretofore wss sup
piled by European furnaces. but Ala
ha ma has underhld these
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14
WANTS TO DEFEND HIMSELF
Accused Baak Ohicer in Denver Takes Ex.
ceptions To . Court Order

Denver, Dec. IS.--with blood in his eye
John Fl. Riethmann. formerly p-esiden,
Of the German National bank. faced
Judge Elmer Adams OF ST. Louis. in the
United States district court rocn today.
and took an exception 10 a decision OF
the court
When the case against Charles Kunz-
miller, Jr., John j. Rithmann and
Charles N. Clinton, officers of the de-
func, German National bank, was call
ed, it was ascertained that Mr.. Rieth-
mann had no attorney.
'T desire TO defend myself he inform
ed The court.
When Judge Adams announosd that he
would appoint an attorney TO DEFEND Mr..
Riethmanns interests. the ex-bank pres
Ident declared nat he took an exception
The bank officers are to be tried on an
Indictment alleging the return OF a false
report to the co.nptrulle- OF the currency,
mnapplication Of the banks funds. al1
the carrying OF loan in excess OF tne
statute defining the amounts allowed as
oordin gto the capital stock.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14
Home Made xma. Gif,..

Among the articles which can be home
made for Christmas gifts are covers sfor
a laundry book. or for memorandum
books FOR personal expenses or houss-
hold accounts. These are not hard ,o
make. as you simply buy the cheap ac-
count books or laundry list, ana fasnian .
cover for /, OF sateen. silk, crctonne or
linen. whatever seems suitable for. tbs
contents.
Magazine covers are useful articles:
they protect the covers. and are especial-
" des!reable where a large family makes
use OF the magazine. and when II u "a
be bouadafterward.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14
LARGEST POLICY EVER WRITTEN
Mr.. Vanderbilt InsUres His Life for One
Million

Mr.. Vanderbilt InsUres His Life for One
Million
New York. Dec. 1.-THE larges, life m
surance policy ever lssuc3 has been
written in shis city. calling for 81 900. :
600 insurance upon the lie % George
". Vanderbilt. who sailed for Europe
today. TIE policy was woa; is known
as a tven;y-payment life contract, and
provides for p,-e-niun % 81. 90 year
After NJ Vanderbilt has paid .l1at sum
yearly sor twenty years the payments
cease. and the PRINCIPAL becomes due az
MS death.
The next largest poscy ever written
is said to nave been for 200 oco (;5oo.-
OO0). entered into BY an English CON-
pany. which rein-Irsd muc1 Of ne risk
N o-3e- concerns TIE largest t-anEsc-
.ion ot an American company. n - Esi5.
took place a few years ago. 7s.a t55o.-
eo0 q insurance vas ESs1s3 upon ne
lives ot 1--WE members % the same Sa-D-
~. Orce or twice. u is sal1. policies
% 81. 90 have been i6s5ed. ard nave
attracted consa5eTzbie attention IL IN
surance circles. GONE o. toe cou2anses
nave a rule nor % write rC-~ tasa t9p0.-
oe9 u1o1 shs sse q one inti-s>-z. rs0x-
ever good the risk nay %. Otaers are
sometimes willing 20 take iz55ss0 but
generally rsins1re a large portlon o. q,
.mmstisteiy.
Il i only Tissi5 comparatively se~z
ysars that anything ike sun sS1rns tzge
ben written Forty y@ars agD the con-
psnfes never Issued fore thzn seg0e
upon o1e LIE. and when t3ey csnsea;es
10 z-a;e "a high a. ,15.c1s 1,,on a zu-
gle -ssk {; was CONSIDERED rernz -<zefe-
George IS. VANDERBILT = the yoong-s,
y william HIS soCs. He - one % sns
unfo-rurzte Taade-5E. c1s.are-. who
g5- oniy SIC 90 % from william =.
yszts-oGt's viii On ne turner he
began today BE xfIi vssif Iaasa. hzatgnx
sor osg game IN the sHicrsos. snd as.sr-
wards ~ vii g 20 Jspaa- On as trzy-
s.s ne AL eozl~-z Cd books e-s e1x.ozs
cost g-nes- or 55cks znd e5tuuses IL
tere-c kssrn sn1-a@zSa-y
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14
WOOL MARKET

New York, Dec. 13.-Woolen goods have
still the best of the dry goods, and are
selling quite freely. There are vague ru-
mors Of increased business IN staple cot
tons, but it is possible to run any of these
down, and to say just when and where the
Improvement has taken place. The reduc-
tions in the prices of staple cottons, which
II was rumored would take place last week,
are still deferred. Dealings in brown goods,
both in sheetings and shirtings. and in
wide and standard shir6ngs, both in brown
and In mixed lines, have been quite re-
stricted and show no improvement. There
Is not even increased inquiry, although 1t
is thought that stocks are low in many
trading centers throughout the country.
Bleached shirtings are quiet and without
feature. Colored cottons In all grades are
without feature.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14
COFFEE AND SUGAR MARKET

New York, Dec. 13-Coffee-Options
opened steady at 5 points decline. ruled
quiet, with weak undertone following disap-
pointing European sdvices. renewed heavy
receipts at RIO and Santos. and entire alb
serce OF investment support and slack spot
demand. Closed quiet. 10I15 points net
lower; sales $50 bags. Including Decem-
Der, s5.75G5.80; March, $50; Spot coffee
Ria, quiet; No. invoice, 63s; jobbing rs.
Miid-Quiet; Cordovs, S12q15. Sales, 500
bags Maracaibo.
Sugar-Raw strong; fair refininf. 3%G
7-1s; centrifugal 96 test. 1854 Rein
ed, strong. Mould A, 15-16: standard A,
1915: Confectioners A,4 1916; cut-loaf,
Ills; crushed, 11-16;; cubes, 81.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14
RESERVOIRS IN THE WEST.
Secretary Alger- Reports to Congress,
Giving Elaborate Figures

Secretary Alger% Reports to Congress.
Giving Elaborate Figures.
Washington. Dec. 1o.-A general re-
view OF the matter ot proposed govern
ment construction OF reservoirs IN the
west Is made in report sent to congress
today by Secretary Alger on the prelim-
mary examination OF the various reser-
voir sites in Wyoming and Colorado. A
summary follows:
Five reservoi systems were examined.
Wyoming, near Laramie, estimated cost
OF storing waters from the two Lara
mics, s416.254: Of bringing North Platte
in basin. 81, ,00o. 900: az Sweet Water. es-
timated cost s276.4s4: Pine Creek system,
s70,346: Cloud Peak, s3l ,04s: Lake Des-
met. s113, $50.
Colorado-South Platte. $4,000; Love
land, s2s2. Jog doubtful advissbilty).
Tire Piney system is recommended for
Wyoming. Reservoir construction in
the arid regio.. the report says. would re-
duce the food height OF the Missouri
river during the June rise. is indispesa-
bic to the highest development OF that
section. falling more properly under do
main Of the nation than OF state, and
need not involve government control of
irrigation works. The government
shouid acquire full title and Jurisdiction
to any site IL improves and fun ,lAlts
to the water. The total extent o. a
reservoir system in the arid region.
which shall render available the entire
flowing streams will not exceed 1.Isl.-
0oo. 600 cubic feet II its construction
were 10 consume century in time, Il
would represent an annual storage OF
about 1ls. .oo0, ,oo0. coo cubic feet. or 2ss.-
500 acre feet. At t5.37 per zoo. this
would cost s1.432. 1s per sunurn. Thls
amount distributed among the seven
teen arid states and territorie. gives an
average annual expenditure in each q
ssi.27 The annual value of the stored
water would return 10 the original cost
sni maintenance in an average period
OF three years
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14
LIVE STOCK MARKETS
CHICAGO


Chica go, Dec. 1S.-Cattie-In cattle an IN
expectedly small run" caused buyers to
hustle earlier than usual and the offerings
went off Ike hot cakes, prices ruling on
higher than last week 5 lowest figures The
choicest lots of fat beeves sold the quick
est, and such cattle showed the greatest
advance. Sales were al S5.69G4O0 for the
commonest lots OF dressed beef steers. UP
10 8. Z5G5. 30 for choice to extra holiday cat
tie. The bulk OF the offerings crossing the
scales at S4.CgT5.o1. Feeders were active
and higher, sales ranging from s.. sgt ..
while stockers brought from SS-G0fI3 80 Fat
cows and leifers sold irregularly higher,
the range being Sc Sa4. 40. common 70 me-
c-um cows selling AT N-15G5.@ Calves sold
al s5.I5a5.50 for the better grades
Hogs-ln hogs, the limited supply made
Chicago packers more eager 20 buy and
pr.ces were strong at an advance OF Sc
per hundred pounds. Sales were largely al
$S.3sg345- the most undesirable packers
selling al s20G225. and the best shippers
at S.l4S45. The late hog market was
weak
Sheep-Trade in sheep and lambs was fair
ly active. Fat sheep sold 70 better advan-
tage than late last week and the best
lambs sold UP to last weeks top prices
Sheep were n demand at SooG35o for the
commonest 20 A-S0 for strictly prime fccks
western FED lots fetching 6 5aGi5a Lambs
were in demand at S2SI4co for culis. up
" f40.oS Al4 N-.l-lS 10 RE4IIl--
We're light buyers OF heavy sheep az &5
n1S.
Recelpts-Cattle. 1900; hogs. 1900: sheep
I7.@a
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Dec. i3.-Cattle-Rece.pt
SEQ; market strong TO 1oc higher. active
Texas steers. s. S.leJ3S3: Texas cows. & -
Ges5. native steers. s. COS 9: native cows
and heifers. SLI0s14-1e: stocke-s and Sses-
ers, S-.5d4.5o: bulls. s2SG35
Hogs-Receipts. 500; market stronger
Bulk OF sales 81 esl4s515 p: heavies, g 2Ef
25es-; packers. S&is 9115: mixed CEG
az; lights. SSAG3.s; yorkers, SSa3s x:
p.gs. S.oAGS3
Shesp-Rscespts- 1.ooo: usriet lsr1l. la-1ls
S-pcQS- %; Eu,tols. s. 7514-s1
ST LOUIS
81 Louis. Dec. E-Cat-ls--s.-.e. T.
5sa OF which so are TeNs1s Mzrx-.
stro,sg ard loc higher. F2I- q fancy. ri
tive shipping ard expert steers. RIO =:
light and dressed Beef aHd butcher steers
SS--Ssi0-es}; stcckers snd feeders s. s594 "a
cows and he.f=Ts. s15d4I5: Texans ans
Indian steers, S-7SG5s9: COWS ard heiter
81 0162 "a
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14
SALE OF THE KANSAS PACIFIC.
Sale Is Ju3lcialiy Ordered Postponed foe
Skid Days.

81, Louie. Dec. i3.-Arguuents IN ssvor
OF the po<tponement of the sale Of tha
Kansas Pacific railroad began today. be-
fore Judge Sanoorn OF the United States
Circuit court OF appeals Ex-Goyerncr
Hoadley Of Ohio. accompanied by :. El-
lery Anderson. Oliver ". Mink. Charles
c. Deming. Edward W. Sheldon and
Louis c. Hornell OF the reorganization
committee OK the Union Pacific railroad.
arrived here today. Al 4:s0 this after
noon Ex-Governor Hoadley. on behalf oe
the government. began his argument n
favor OF the Plssponeuent :
St Louis. Mo. Dec. ii.-Judse san.
born In tac court OF appeals has granted
a posspoa Sneat - the proposed sale of
the kansas .'acific railroad for sixtS
5ava
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14
nr-prAr ARr1CuEa

Then come tie oarcsa articles. ssch ss
;he perfrS-ned sn1 wsdded lining fos
oursaa drawer. where a Eiri ss~ps he's
chinons. tie baaksrrhie, eass- glove sass
veil case AMI 50 forth Bag. Tor sioFs
mending or fo- saoe findings sTs useful
gifts. The stocking bag IN sno.h@r.
The Wichita daily eagle., 1897-12-14
FOOT MUFFs AND STAMP cAsEs

Shopping bsrs a-e much used- cass
for postage stamps should 5s supplied
with inter-lsay~s OF ''par1hns paper" to
keep the stamps from sticking 10 each
other in the case-
A tea-ketile holder. holder for tSs
chzfinK diEh. a cover for gfisk broons.
tea cozies. foot fBaffs. tiny mop fos
washing wine glasses. pho:oxrSpa ,rsfn-
es-the lis. IL long ons.