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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-20
GOOD EGG coNDIMENT.
A Mixture Containing the Essential Ele-
mcnts for Producing Eggs.

A Mixture Containing the Essential Ele-
mcnts for Producing Eggs.
We do not believe in condition pow
ders to stimulate The physical system,
unless it is for special purpose we'll
defined. nor in condimental food to
tone up the system in a general way.
Nevertheless specific preparations for
a special purpose are al. right An au-
thority, in relation to a special prcpa-
ration In addition to the regular food,
gives the following formula as acces-
sery in promoting egg laying:
Ground bone, one pound Ohos-
phoric acid and lime); ground meat or
blood. three pounds (nitrogenous.
forming albumen); linseed-meal. one
half-pound heterogeneous, carbonace-
GUS and laxative. used for regulating
the bowels); charcoal. one pound
(used for promoting digestion and as
sisting to correct acidity); sulphur, one
ounce Ca necessary constituent of an
egg. and assists in warding off disease); /;
salt half pound (very necessary. and
often neglected); ground ginger, two
ounces; red pei per. one tablespoonful;
fenugreek, half a pound. gentian. one
ounce (stimulants and correctives); i;
chloride of iron, one ounce Gan invig-
orator of the system.)
These contain the essential elements
for producing eggs. in addition to the
ordinary food. Give a tablespoonful
of the mixture once a day for ten hens,
in soft food.-Fdrm, FIe d and Stock
11ln1i
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-20

AT a recent lawsuit in Texas thir-
teen expert cattle-branders swore that
when cattle were branded in 1.-The dark
of the moon the brand will never get
larger than the first impression, no
matter how much the cattle may grow.
But if the branding-;ron is applied in
the "light of the moon" the scar will
spread, and the lighter the moon the
larger will be the spread.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-20

A fossil egg in the Paris Academy
of Sciences measures S43 inches one
way and 90 inches another. The orig
inal is supposed to have been the egg
of bird three times as big as an os-
n1ch
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-20

Western editor Ito assistanD -
There are several words in this Eu-
ropean correspondence that am un-
able TO make out. See what you can
do" Assistant (after a vain efforD-
They are all Greek to me-" West
eru editor Ito Office boy)-''James, ask
the European correspondent to step
here a moment Life
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-20

"A warrant was recently issued in
North Carolina town for the arrest
of man for committing an assault
with a deadly weapon, to-wit cer-
tain vicious and large bull dog"
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-20

They were talking about a bald
headed man who had been rather more
attentive to one than to the other dur
ing the evening. Il think Mr.. Smythe
is one of the finest young men know"
said the favored one. $50 extremely
polished. you know" Yes, I've Oh
served that-especially about his head. !"
Merchant Trdceler.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-20

There Is sure punishment OF some
kind for all who wrong their fellow
men. but there is greater punish
ment to him who wrongs himself by
abusing his health and talents. as they
are God-given opportunities in the
way of capital that our Father gave US
for a certain purpose. to neglect which
is an insult to Him who gaye.-Poms-
roy's AdrGace Thought.
If Christianity. as the infidel de-
clares. is a.pure Illusion. without any
foundation in truth. it is. nevertheless.
for this life, very pleasant illusion to
the believer. and withal a very useful
one to mankind. 1t has done more to
make men happy and good in this
world than any other influence ever
applied to the human mind 1t acts
upon men as if it werestrue. and had
Its foundation in the God Of truth.
Tie Independent
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-20

Many a man who remains ''at the
office" till late at night to balance his
books finds considerable difficulty in
balancing himself on his way home.
LolUeH Citizen.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-20

nam ana Nacaron1.-A very Sa-
worry dish for country suppers is made of
boiled macaroni, the long sticks being
broken in equal lengths, and carefully
but thoroughly well boiled; pour the
water off and place them on a dish,
taking care not to break the sticks in
too small pieces. Then take some cold
slices of ham. mince them fine and
pour over the macaroni, and to top of,
use parsley finely chopped, or bread
crumbs fried brown in butter,
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-20

A number of experiments made at
the Missouri Agricultural College farm
showed that on moist dirt road il re-
quired force equal to 4S7 pounds to
move load of 2. Cos pounds. or 81 per
cent. more than was needed to move
the same load over a gravel road hay-
ing grade of one foot in twenty-eight;
and that on a level gravel or macadam-
ized road the force needed was only
one-fourth as much as that needed on
the dirt road. On a plank floor the
force needed was but one-seventh as
much as that required on the dirt road.
This made no allowance for the energy
wasted by the horse in pulling its feet
from the mud or lifting them over the
little elevations which are always TO be
found in muddy roads
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-20

Surgeon Ito patient. who has been
playing Missouri pokeD-'I can find
only one ear, sir" Patient-"Yaas,
the other one wasn't worth savin'.
Don't sew it on the wrong side. Doc "
-1srGs SJtings.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-07-20
SOCIETY NOTICES.

LEBANON LODGE, NO. a. A r & A. NJ Meets
At their new hail Ia Masanic Block on Saturday
evening, o q before the full nloou.
es JM ASSt,N. W. NJ
IEBANDN IoDGF No AZ 7 q a. r.: Meets Sat
ugtiay evening n W Ok. odd Fellows Han.
Main street; visiting Afethrcu cordially invited
attend J, J, IHARITON. n q
HONOR LODGE No IS A. o. 4 w Lebanon
tregon: Meets every hfSt and third Thursday even.
ings in the month f. n ROSCOE NJ w
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-17

Drs. Darrin can be cosGifed tree n
She International / otel Cherry street,
between Second and Third, and viii az
der no circumstances take q case that
shes ere positive they cannot cure CT
benefit. Charges are reasonable and
toe tocr treated free FROM 3 to 10 q. IN.
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Osise heufs from 10 O. N. to 5 p. N ,
evenings, Z TO o; Sundays, 10 10 II.
They core permanently all diseases OF
the gecito urinary organs, IN either SEX.
and make a speciality OF deaths s. and
cstafrh, and also trea; successfully eli
diseases of the nose srd throat, eye and
ear. ETC., as veil ~ sill acute AID chronic
diseases Of whatever psrne or nature, II
cusabie. No cases taken n not.
Cross-eyes slaughtered IN l TO 10 min
utes.
Youthful indiscretion and loss of
manhood, seminal weakness. lose Of de-
sire Of sexual power IN nan or woman,
arc successfully treated By the sleoiro.
magnetic s5stem.
Most cases can receive home treat
n,ent after few days at the doctof's
Office.
Drs. Darrin hsva q system Of home
treatment for parties living at q dis
lance, tnns saving them time and ex-
psnse bv writing symptoms, age, sex,
etc.
Unlike other physicians who have be-
come eminent In their profession, tie
doctors charges are extremely mode
rate. being only ten dollars for six
treatments Of such disease, or IN that
proportion, - the case may require.
Circulars sent free 10 any address.
InQ 1iriss answered.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-17
FINANCE AND TRADE.

8RAFrLR Friday. March 10.
TIE rsssivss tsdsy iaeiaded 80 sacks Of
yasasoss, wsics 1. ssoss he usssi aznoaat 70
csissa Of late.
Amsng th@ shipments from seattle todsy
wzs . csrsesa Of bsoon @ Tseana By local
xhossaie cenesrn.
Toe bstses market 10 weak ia San rrsnels-
co srs Ia Psstiaas Is Is rather strong.
psoDUcE hEcEiPrs-Dursns thr past 70
eoars tie p oaore r-cesysa 70 s-attse tsciadsd
The foiiavsfgs z sscksgss butter, 20 cs-es
sgss sss sseks prtstoss. 10 tins hsy, izu
O asszs q ar. - sxeks tfsn. - ssca- saorts.
~ sasks tsraips. ceops chickens. % cStne.
kegs % e.iyes There ~ere also received
csfie&ss OF gsacrAi ns.sebsEdls, over the
Psg 1 .gBs shor- Lac.
piiiPNEsfs-Dafsas the pssf "a aoafs gen
~r4I srsissss have oesn sent from 8sstil. In
the fosiesins q akntities: c a Ps B Il % tons.
? - : Line - toos. =. l. X 10 tosa-
stssm-rs-f1sho 6 toss, W X 1erwtn II
ions. Aseasss tosz helso tons, aiehisao
tas. Emma Hayward tSns, Sesiie s tons,
FIssssosd too. Eat ton. cia bfpsa .
tons, Ii 1sh .ous ssd Csscste 10 toes.
uATe--Tas San fssnciseo market Ia re-
test~d es.isr but ~itn NJ ehAnss. Local
nsskes. are dali and ~ithout ehAtgr,
bCTrkn--R eeipts ilsht today. Prices are
Arn at 70 cents per two po1Ed soii.
E6As-Tas F9rland nlsrtet 10 re- orfed AZ.
ssssfy at isfSis cents. The local market 10
aaehsngsd. Retailers ask - cents pR doz sc
for sreSn ranch.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-17
GEO. {. STARR AND IDAna
Between ssstt'e and whsscsu paily,
texcspt s1naAyi.
STEAMER IDAHO,

Csryps q. :. NIL.
Lv. Seattle. II p. m, sunday, rusoeSS -
Thufsday.
AZ. whateom, p. m. nonaay ,1edssss>vmi
Friday.
Lv whaicom. n. m.- Monday. ws1nnnv
aud Friday.
Ar seatls. about uoen. Tussdsy. nushy
and saturday.
etesmer touches at Edmusds. d..
Ccupeviiie. Oak Hafbor, Utasisdy' lscsonse.
Deception. Gacmes. Apeostrs, YfAslse. ssuasA'
Eeilfr cham Ard S~houA v,tau h<,4ke.~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-17

~. nsesns0 - 1sCsessaees. ~.
3 wiIs.s, h 2: Rntnlga ~
Rves. Jses Doe, ~ y 49,. 49,
ssA Hssfsssos. Ofdsssd 49, - -
tssA b sWnr6sd 10 ". n whiss. vaose
bsd vsE Esssh vsst. pc yssa
~ sssn: ssasuuzks $40 ecx
os..ss tiSScs etesrtex .ad sysS0sns
600 oes acre Boud az q - t1ooa
sscesvsd SD referred
Jssse Csvsn ~ pssniaied 70 biaa
Osssssd sass sssrk s.li for u.s. for
stasvss % Oommsseaai 80 eoois
eeenud steee1e.
Osdsssd th&s plan Be snhuassssd fos
spepica west sffees 20 ueson; 49,
opeziox alley vsst Of Ffons sxrses tsoo
Csioe strses ruth.
Plas Of Heunfsln viev sddifisn vss
scrrsved. PA; Of k9ssAE1 add's'so
waa rsjseted-
An or1iEaee 30 estsbt,se the RsAde d
Viss street between VICTOR and Dept,
s1d 10 pssvIds for sfsdfra sod Goa
asnszina sidewalks thereon Passed.
An ordinances governing the frame 10
issoxifssisa and mails iiqsors- Pssse6.
An osdseas ee 10 provide fos The eoe-
ssspcetoo and rsgniatsor Of wharf 9
the foot Of Con nsfafsi street. Passed.
An ordinance TO psssids for the 600.
s.faefion ard regulation Of . vhasf a.
the foot Of so1th eecopd street Passed.
An osdsnzsee 10 cate and estabsish
pabiie street from poirs ~ fest vest
Of the line Of Oonuescsal
street. psscacsd, vhsrs the same
intsrseets the north marginal line OF
Cherry street 10 the cenifs line OF sec
tssn IL. Township q. range sass.
Passed.
An ordinances 10 loes fs and establish
= rabllc street extending from . point
90 the lies a Ss7ta Seoood ssfeet.
Psssed. Adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-17

Dsu1hs - ] - 1nhsn vi6h . ssSsso
pniD = the osistte DnFvo g4ieh enn1e9 .
a5sss dsai ct sa1Rfne. Iesns - Ds'A
Damn, Soaf13s, ". T., an6 esasu1tD6
thsa, apa ~ I'D t1as ! eosid BE-
easod. Ip9s Gysaif an6eg sbeiH e3eGlBo-
1a9n0fte seoasment. NoU af1sr . few
veEks csuzDD ] 1sd myself e1sod. /
shMeSfziiy rseummsud TIE doeton -
~ a4laefed. vtossss nay Deo4 tteir
neTysouA On - rsf0red - - Rn1noe
RsGfaas1nL osastie. ". T..
JouH r. RcuHxR.
Ms. Rditss-Dsas Sir: Ny iistls bay
hns bseo DAT aiooo BE- 80 Is Oea3he
cd. sad uzs % deaf shas he h1s never
lsosEed 10 tslk aed = zoe 3 ysaR1 Old
srd pons oou3d Do anyseinR fos him
snd nid thas kis hsasfp9 eoaid never
be restored A. last kope consulted
Toe Dra. DarYfn, at The Internasiooai
hosei. Cherry ssse1e, IN hts case and
they sssd shss they could e9ss hiu.
No1, AFTER tnree treatuenss. the ehild's
hearing 10 almost entirely restored. and
be sseDs 70 Be daxsd by the scaod.
Thro1&h thAakfulress and gratitude 70
tie doctors. and fog The sake Of others
that may Be afiicsed, ! give this tees1-
meuiai 20 she public. can b referred
to ss the eorHss Of Front and Vine
sssesss, 1eassie, ". r.
NM Nrvu Gsnyoxf.
Mr.. E3itcr: DEAs erD-Fo4 over .
year I hxys bsen sfhseted With liver and
kidney trouble, accompanied By .
stomach difn,ulfy, With great bsosficR
Of the abdomen. esc., and for over Elk
years I have not ka1 o good nights
eieer. have been under the treatment
Of most every doctor IN the country, bet
without relief. A. last hops ! vas
peryuaded 70 consais the Dfs. DARN.
After the 1Rss treatment felt irstauta-
neoos relief. md rsS after . shorouah
eocrse Of TIER electromagnetic treat
ment am entirely veil. and 70. the
dfas time IN years enjoy perfect health.
slAdiy recommend the doctors 20 TIE
pokiic. - their sbiiisy 70 perform cures
II vtIh0rt Is question, as | sav many
others cared while under treatment.
y l.. SrEkHL
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-17

DLASs Fo2 TaE CONSTRUCTION or A
l. tselse nea= scscos kosss to- sfSries
"a VIA esss E1snt ARE hsrsty sczacs.e, CT
tie sa1 a e scaesl si-~casfs 81 scascl ssssrscs
-. !. Azs esS2sr, ssseits1on Ter-..~-T. I.
: Gss4rsS TAI each p a. SAL b. aezaxnznisa
- s9slr ia s7soisea-sars AZ &c zFrrax nae
estimate - eosf Of al li1z F2e ssstrs
ssYsc2'y = ssf Szf hs kss 9 u -I az11-es o.
sars sAaa eezat 4sr&rza. TA< fssnGstiez Of
sssiszss g. - ef er7sks - saihszax TO -
a~sss& y ss<<&. fhs - - % re5tos AS s1z
Al ysx2s = kessAs sxvrtsslx reserved xra 20
7s&ss r-fesf<4 AZ - r.sI@ sar. F.azs xx.l kss
rrerss~s a tAs szzre a Iks essra q .hs q 10
srset. :. he szatsss @szscs SSH u axss
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a woSpssrvt RsMKnr sos wOxprs

A woSpKsrvL RxMKnx scs woSpxE-
EuL Aus.
Electro Magnetism, tbs wonder % the
asa. snd The mode OF treatment a tie
acme OF Perfection. IL ysnetrates tie
secret Sutash 90 1tsesses sd sr,ermi-
hates Il, rect ans hszuee. fofvvss. Il
removes tie ~feschsa sYmptoms OF
t3stnserss UAiA1ie@ sDt ssssSs its
treadiai sasei. Il renosss Hors "a nv
sra silent sesrsiur thSn lapSae car
tell IL caFNs the uost hepelsss cases
aud relieves AGATE pasgs taas every
knsxr means have failed 10. waich csu
BE- sa siangfkRei ey the sssaeDee Of
thousands II persons sha have h.-et
sarsd b. nrs. Darn. klecsFo- haeN etsc
rhys,sssps. 81 the le,eraatlansi hotel.
cattle. W. T.. vhsr@ thew arr srtstins
ssSFes OF patisnts dai Y. Tee fsiissirs
IRE fs~ ePsp letters that se1sk faf
Themselves. sad mary mere esaid De
aesgd tId eel TIE want 81 sgaee fo-aie.
sxagTtx. W. T.. March 70, isSs.
nrs. pssrtn, e-ntlvraeE Il no~ take
the YieAsaFs OF ~risins yos that altar a
sEis coarse ~ yass eseefrS- rassrrsie
treatment ! asa entirely Sarst a ! tsaiu
in sns chest shice hiss ironhRed ne for
ever years. Having he<r sraes treas
rzess hy tectsts % Lisstg,eoi. eslzssax
Calcutta ard san fFsne3sesA. neus o.
them DID as ary ssca anil | came
aa5sr yaer tssstaSrt. vaseh | asa saFs
aNs psr2ase1sly CARED use, iaE xhseh
zsnt.seee | b<s 10 rssezia gratefully
years. WILLIAM LEyrLx.
faS4 NArsanS. March -. ISIS.
Dear pacsss DsErtss--l g1w tale tie
piszs2fs 81 drogesrg wa hEs. III
tesreinS yea that | AK entirely cared 81
the sAseereek aSacssas es tes iar sa4
Il had bees psOreunesa i1sarsale ey
all EhysseAaGs thai tad sxAEsned ".
and srysssa 30 yoa oas q cast ssfv 10
see ~sst yea csa,a 81, sra 10 ny ssras
seFyslse l fe1a3 fsilef fTsta sss srss
irssissspt whssa | have saaiinasst vtse
&C ansii sGa snstrxly cured, az cave
ss-sxs STATED. tsse resamGsa3se ~
s&sese2 ffssnts far sxs tear 30 90 sas
sse yea. asa gladly give ny ssass 10
yss Goa sassssssion II IL viii DO Yea ary
Ali
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-17

First 30 show rev goods al eastern
cash prices. Chester C.sAry.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

TIE BOARD OF nIRECToRs OF SCHOOL
D3sFrics Nc, ]. OF King esantY. wsshing.
ton Terri ory, have deemed A. IN Their jaaa
1sent saTtsahle 20 submit 20 :se qnslls. :.
school eestoEs q sAii aissriet the quastter
y heihcr they may iresr an iaaeass sdpsss net
20 sxcrea tozF pr cent. OF the SID valua.
sfan Ter a. ssach therrof a. NAV - necssssrys
Of the Asse-satie properly Of sad Distri, /
No. fer tie seaF -. 20 fuyufsa sddit orai
schoi bzslstEes for sd district, - farniss
the sane. & Improve tee Eroane xn5 10 par-
chase suppliss ara es6sr appiian IS and ap-
"a ains fer tssSehins. So,ics IL the efare
gwen % the gs.iie-d e,eotc-s q scheai Dis
:rscl No l. f NEG ecEsfv " sshis gtsa Tern.
ts.Tv. thst a. .~ctio8 Al Re has a SATUa-
DsY, THE SEVENTH DAY OF APRIL, lsSs.
4; Bro~a's Pssttea. cH second s'rses, be-
iyeep Saffuz ard ssnseA ssreess u tn e,sr Ct
ssAf.l~ in sasd cogufy aad teTritsfy 80 which
eleotioa vii be submitted tie qasssisa % In.
e.3-Gins so indeht<saess no. TO exces.l :sSr
ger ceE, # tie assessed vsiustiaa ler 20
useh thsreof - NAV - reeeSsAsyi 81 The -.
s-Ssa,.is p-apsrfy ef.a 4 Dissrsz: so.I Tor he
rsar 1874 II Goear:aser with "a st Passed
T. nsEzry -. ISIS % iuroi o. additional
scas-l aull3ing> 'or I'D sistrSet. u fGrnssA
she sane, 70 az prov. tie sroena ara 10 par.
chase sGeqlles ssa othsr sppl.sncss A3a sppx-
r tu- fqr tszeAiRg
n. Pagis sill ie open fs- the reception ef
sos a. : o'sisek ?. n a sasi day. sad siE
he zee, essR HnsH e'e3o-k >. "a, q ss3a ssy
40 sleciors n fsssg Of tie tAI I'll Sqss Tar
Ts~- en- iaesr ssilots- and tas-> aFro<sa.
Tax Ne
pxsed MssCh : lSsS
? T. MINOR.
IN. II HUGHES
J. n. FRISk.
pisSsS-s q seeool bsssr Ct No !.
ktsg Csrztv Sassingses Tt-7gtsry J.
NJ A. EsxIHozxk Cisrk of szid alst icz.
II III q ALL
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Bids Cor Bsrch street icsrtss~osss
we're submitted BY poslins 4 Y siSseY.
Keosn~oa a MsSlsnseaa. fansshs
RyAn. w. T. wslsor, Parker 4 ofs. VI
n. Waiss and ecas 4 Headers a. or.
dersd that shs esEfrses Re asasaea 10
RessnseE 4 Nctasnahss On their elS
which ~ss ~ feiiexs: Earthsess, scr
euhie yard s& esnlsi Rsaeetaz. Ger asFs
$50, sidewalks ass bex drains SIS p-r
lsQe fess kczfa eneaazse. Uontraetars
ordered 10 ssvs a head IN TIE saG ef
e>cm.
rrv4n srxsxr
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krtCKs.

sroCks.
American Express ig7, Canada Pacific 5st,
Canada southern 81 4. Central Pacific n. Bus.
linston Ia, Delaware 3 Isckswanna I7sA,
beaver Rio arsnae ~. Erie 234. Lake
shnrs s9A Louisville a Nashville IS Mtchi-
gan Central nv. KapsAs 4 T-sss 10. Ne~
fors GENITAL iosA. Northern Pseihe 2JS.
preferred tss,, Ssrhurssefn losh. oreson
lnproysmsns q. Navigation e3h. Trans
coniiaentAl isk, Paeiae Mail Ssss. Reading
o., Roos Isiaad INV. ST. Part i6A, Texas
Psciec sss uaion rscihs 52as. u. :. Express
"a. Faao I31. wesern taian 75s.
saw soKK STOCK REvisw.
Nav YoRx, March iS.--The s,ock markss
was wesk today and anaeT heavy selling de-
veiapsd more than usual activity and 10 some
ez.es mater zl deel'Ees we're established.
Mts-eus Pssiac Wa TIE f.rSf attacked on the
funsos that the road woaid act ray q dividend
ihss quarter Ualan Pacific vas the next st.
tsckes "a the report that the str X Bad *
tsnis 10 tas, rad Tssrs wAs good fselug
Just b. fore thr e.oss and soma small sans
we're made bas ihey mad Ne sfieet o. the s-a--
Fai HI and tas tna'kst closed weak al about
ths lo~est prices sf tbs day.
Gavespmsnt bead. wefe eaii a1d steady.
xEs yoRx nazxsFs
Nsw yonx. March IL -Iions-S,esay. aaiss.
snssr-Rsw dull Nominal fsir refining quot
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Oats Easy, MAJ 81 IS Ia.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-03-17

FxculssK.

Ssw Yoax March -MonsF On call easy at
-, last loan 2 closed oueEed2. Prime mer-
esatlls paper s15k. sterling exchange dull
sna sssdy a. 3i.ss. far a. dsy bills and
% SIN for demand.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-07-05
JOB DEPARTMENT..

THOMAS COUNTY CAT OFFICE.
This Office is prepared to do ali kinds
of job printing in finest style and at low
est rates.
Bill Heads. Statements, Legal Blanks,
Pamphlet Work, Letter Heads, Business
and Visiting Cards, Poster Work, Envel-
opes, Wedding Stationery, executed
promptly in finest style.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
N. B. No job Office in Colby can do
work as cheaply or in as good style as
this Office
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-07-05
CAT Office does best lob work.

CAT Office does best Job work.
See F. c, Finnerty for chattel loans.
Old newspapers for sale at this Office.
Hardware stock to be closed out at J.
E. Meglemrle's.
Fine gasoline stoves at Buffers hard
ware very cheap. 16tf
A good homestead for sale for S75 by
Taylor & Smith.
If you want to sell your land leave it
with PinCree & Plaster
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-07-05
THE THOMAS COUNTY CAT.
JOSEPH A. GILL, Editor.
Arrival and Departure Of Mails to
and from Colby.

COLBY s. OAKLEY ROUTE.
Arrives 6;45 p. IN. daily; departs $50 a. III.
daily.
COLBY l. OBERLiN.
Daily both ways; Departs a. IN.
Arrives p. III.
COLBY Il HOXIE.
Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
at p. m. Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at Z a. III.
COLBY & ATWOOD.
Arrives Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays.
Departs Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
at IA. IN.
COLBY l. EUSTIS.
Arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays. Departs
Mondays and Fridays at a. IN.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-07-05
UNION PACIFIC TIME TABLE

SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2sa., Leaves Colby 1000 a. IN.
NORTH BOUND.
No. PSI. Arrives at Colby at GAS p. m.
OAKLEY.
WEST BOUND.
No. 2(S, Arrives at IL 80 q. IN.
No. 2O1, Arrives at 11:IO p. M
EAST BOUND.
No. 202, Arrives at 5:23 a. m.
No. 2H, Arrives ut SOC p. IN.
No. 2s2, Lvs Colby 1890, AR Oakley II 30 a. m
No. PSI, Lvs Oakley Sis. Ar Colby GAS p. m.
ID. A. FOLTs, Station Agent.