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Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
FIFTH EDTTlDW..
a Disordsrly House,

About 2 O'Clock this morn,,.
Davis came to police station nak
that there WAS = drunken nyI'. eaia
on In tho tenement house NJ S,, soIns
10y street, where he aud h,s 49, 3'lp'
rooms. Sergeant MoVey, VIII oMa,Ie
scaoor and Russell, weat 70 I, I'Ssn a,,ii
Anh arteHted thu woil-kupVE sals
Mcdaniel, and William Wen .s5nv
wife. This moreing thsv rs,s a'
taigned belore Judge Ounm,.s -,
Sergeant hoVey test,Hsd "Isa
house, wtioh Is t. nAutsd hy un,h ~
OF famtlleP, Ia one Of tho go.., 1-Us
city, and . source Of frequen, t,51S N w.
the polloa. HoDAniel, whI 8sS 70
OF black ayes, said shat an ,.I w
was caused by woman a.g,,g I'VE ~
Donnell, who Ii continually l,4r,.
has men, many OF whom are ,rI'S
inhut noe OF liquor. coming IN ,.a@
at All hours OF thausy aad n,ga,
He ~ hrst claimed thai h. Ia.
nothing to do with tho dls,utb,5r. H..
night, but upon being lq,,t,ord u
mitted that hs aud tho Wslsa r,,tvt.I
all been drinking aHd bad sjbt Il.
said that the following teuants l',.I
this house In addition 10 .ln,si -
wife: Margaret MGDouuu p,.,,as
Rash and wife, lsaac DAv!s sfl vih.
man named Kellsy aud an9.D. p,m,a
Moran. Welsh and his v,.a 1,v, ns.s
staying with MoDsateIa ipr Ina nv, mn
two weeks, until they y57 NJ,
money enouah 10 atsrt flr MACE
In aus ser to thu Jadae NsD.stJ
said that he rented fgom HsatEOo
and the Judge replied taa. sash plXa
arc ousao aud dis9rAcu su tl,s.,S, ITi
that II he could .ina any laH 10 ss,nst
him In doing II hs Won 4 pros ana N,
owners or agents for ,naln.s.a.uy.upL
sanoe. He thDaght Nc wol,l psy h,
city TO buy up property Tia, ~ M
10 this manner And either .,4g 4 lovp
or butn II doUr, rs II V0qH b. chsspg
thar paying the expense u : s-ss,BR In
tenauts In order. He a.a rpo,ed
hne Of Is acd costs on .s.s # iae 40
cused, and instf lctsd l48 A1tB tba
next time there uss aur pl4uo 10 the
place TO arroSt ever one uir- tga.e.
LAxAdcr, tie prAat -ay1-1- A tkf
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Newa sum..aArs.

Tue RaTltan EiSer rose eight 'ept . (.
New BrunswicE yeattr1s:, nGd Gil q {
factories aloag t.;9 stream were c2'l
pelled 70 casa operations, their hEss
having been pls oa5. Ma9y iAm:.ies
were forced u CUT th.ls dwell tp -.
PAst Of the county bridge was sseps
away.
Graz, Bennett & Co., Iron uanGfac-
tuners q rUgpusy, waGe az AaIaL.
msut ylsRCt1@s. Toe isaIre Ra8
cau,ed b7 tGa GTaatm9nt o; AL thuir
IT hs in the e4tsl ston OF the!r plan.
TIE to,si iabtlilea tire II, The I a'q hacr-
hood Of 81 30 900 aud tha Esse.s igam
5000, 00o to $500. 700
The Dwight OompaDys Gsm Al
Ch!ccpeo, Massachusetts. WA5 swept
away yesterday mosring by an ica
rush and muea damage ~as aons. SIX
huntEed IEUu viii De .eoporssiiy
thrown ogt ol geIk By tie stopgage Ct
the mills.
a passenger irEi0 on the Ct lcsg9 ard
NottGwssefn Ksi yoAi tsn .pt1 a
freight :raia az Mapio Pa <, i.!llo!s,
on Monday Td p.sags tel . agths AZ :
mail car and four iTe!JAt ctrs were
wrecked, anu Patrick F4ne, hseiLAg
WAS Killed,
Heavy ralns on Saturday Erdr7m I
cd . sc.a. i h-ld2s on tbs Saus5s Con
tral RA,iflaj. aad on Sunday nova u
freight train br1Ga thronRh Taa N
Etrecr and hrGwAn were iDju.td, tAi
toImer fatally.
Tho President apJ Mrs Cle7s,GG5
Secretary sud nGs Waiile7 aui C1l
onel ana Mira Lamont lett WasDingto'
MT noon TuesdhY tOg Elu;, THO IRE
stop viii be mRdo ss 5tysan IL ta,
morning.
The boiler In the say mil OF Lev
Newell, neac Morenci, Michigan, burs
on Tuesday motn.ng, killing william
Smith and badly i-ja.ins Newell.
Dennis MCGraw and his wifa wsr
found dead in bad IN tAe!s house a
Lime, OA!o, on Taestay morning TIE.
mai been sutfccated by DAtErai gSa.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
NInrn Hcrs,,

K L Rob sts of the tirm CT Robrrt'
u Hannum, Of Chester, Pa. 10 now al
Malagar Ohio, where hs 10 ae tctlug ht
best hursee fox tnsir tRie, On the ~ :
inst, that can ha found In that rte.on
OF couatEy. Ihs young msu, as val
as the several dealers in Cur city, v h,
wish TO secure supe!'ot driver wuuld
do well to zee them u they CgDBos sei
suited OF the EtSbits Of ". Y. Warner
or Wn. O. Martin, who are hhfcaa
With the times In fancy Is We. az I
family teams.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
The pLaAnia

Stove and Heater Company have leased
'sa large building, No. sos 5dip.ey
street, and will move from their presen,
location on or about the lat Of March.
VIC will have large room In the sec
ond story to rent for storage Of houae.
hold goods CT other purposes OF moder
arc rent for spaces A safe aud ccnve.
nlent place for storage. Apply al Z E,
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
halo OF Cows.

At the sale ut the yard of W, Y,
Warner, on Maryland ave erue, on Tnes.
Gay, some twenty cows were disposed
OF Al pr'oeS ranging from S35 to S42.
Ihere viii be another sAls at this place
on the 2lst Of March.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
KE:NNARD& CO.
623 Market Street.
Died.

StGr%DNBJt rot n tho 18th inst, Philip
SO G9nbafg, aged "a years.
htIatlyod al ITiends are respectfully In.
Vitsd 10 attend the iunsTal from k.s late
Gesiasrcs no. s3l West second street, on
huTsts y Rta p. N. Services a. ths house,
lnto7mCut at hiYsrvleW Cemetery.
kIf fhARnr. in PhilaielphlA, SUNDAY
oyyOinR ! ebfuIry lg.h, of ho4rt dibsate,
IN fdlt aEsusanoe Of hope, Ey d r kiez.
ards, IN tho 7jth year oI htH age.
intarmegt IN Gtlmitgton AMI Brapdy.
wine me.crF, tom tho = W. a b. depot
At o'elcoI, ON Thu.sda ,, 23d.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
IsitAulAaaHes

A Jay or 30 since horse belonging
70 Mr. Bullock died quite suddenly,
~ d yesterday one belonging to james
murphy, coal dealer a. o.Ange and
" aier arrests, died Ia y similar man
ner, and as 1t Is supposed their death
"ae oauEed by sonyo peculiar dissare, II
ie the Intention TO have Mr.. Murphy Il
horse opened and an examination mad q,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
nnr,ha vssn,nu,ou uoo,n,,o,

The Young Peoples hissiou Band o
Hanover Presbyterian Church will givt
Q George and sihrtha Washington u
ception In the chuich this evening, q
q so O'Clock An interesting proA rae
OF music hss been prepared. and Ia I'D
dition 10 ether attfleLious Mics Vlglt
Jones will give readlnls.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Tho SICK.

a telephone inquiry at the residenoe
OF Z. j. Ford this Afternoon ELECTED the
Information that Mr.. Ford ib yeFy
much better today.
Squire Smith is very III At his resi-
deuce, No. 5l5 Adams street. No one
nut The mem6ers OF his family arc al.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
aIied Huo,ianv-

Tho 2 Smonths-nld child Of Robert Nc.
Quilien, No. Tl5 East Fifth street, was
tund dead In bed By its parents this
morning on arising. Coroner BarnbiiI
gave certificate Of death from natural
OAuees
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
80
t.,,a,I nlus p51pl'

CoRRIGAN, Tex, fee; = =, ,,,Its
Celvy wGs shot and LliIIp Ig,,.,mo ~ d !
last night bv Sheriff ho's9 v M
posse from Houston oouh'! I'D n
rlddled with bullets ins-,,.s.iI ~ 4 ~
Mcoelvy was in Iail At '!a.o s,,rlIS
capped, after killing a SohiSIt iiiS.ts, as
on Friday night AID lno,-'s, q. /, III
surdAy, and thai ha va. a. :, ,,,rslB
Oorrigan TO Kill > s,, osu r,s
Parsons, q coas.sbie q SIN, .aiS ,,l ~
arrested him some .l'uo ne, ~ s.yo,iiH|
oause not known. hls ..a' arl r,h
"I've killed nine personS '.a h, II
kill three or four more "
sooundrelB.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
THIRD EDITION. .
Asseointed CHARITIES.

At the regular monthly meeting OF
she Associated Charities Supertnten.
dent Massey msde his regular report,
In which he said:
"rbe demands upon the Associated
CHARITIES have osen unusually pretsipg
during the past season. A large pum'|
ber OF cares OF sickness have bsea re
ported ard largs number OF laborirg
men have been cut Of employ yment
Comp aint iB made OF q large NUN Der Of
oolored women who, instead of going
out to service, rent room and work
by the day, exp citing the association toI
1ipd them In coal and give them other
aid.
''Soon after tho last monthly mes.ipg
of the board We we're obliged 20 Ciscon
tlnue our lAb0r upon the street, on ac
count Of the feCzsu condition VI the
ground, but we were enabled 10 cen.
SiDue lsng enough to be OF great prG3ti
cal utility. The number OF sppl.cA
tioDs to the Associated Charities on ;ht
part Of non residents has largely dt
minished, and we learned ibag tht
number Of lcdgess ct the City Hall lie
also leas. ln the early winter We had
from fifteen 20 twenty applying every
day for meals. We now ha7s Cn!y
about four to six. In craes TO te3, tnt
sincerity of those who still apply 10 az,
we purchased u cord OF wood, u saw
and axe, ard put them in the cellar Ct
our house, Ne. 637 TAtnsll street, and
now request Spplicants to e1sIciit
themtelves in this way when they HSs
for mssl, We commenced ttis worB
on the 8.h Of tho present month, since
which time twenty.one nave woTh e.
for their meals, and number rBias0G
to 90 90.
1t is @ noticeable lac, that thsas wEo
are willing to work for a meal have
trades, while those who refuse 10 do SC
do not. Those who have been turc lshed
with meals according 10 their own sti e
ments had trades rs f0llows: MofOccC
worker. cooper, enS iuasr, shoemaker
potter, walter, sAilmaker, Chajrnt ker
painter, weaver, steam and gas ht!e'
farm lAborer, EoOE layer, each; bC!!tl
znnker, .; common laborors, 5 OF ta!i
number 10 were Americans, 10 IE!Gl
and German.
1.-THE general work OF tho soc.etg !
rs folloxs: Mum Der OF vlsifs to ur o.
.behslf Of TIE ro:r $ nee isss rspv,,,sl I.
ssiierJ WIliith, 81; LeH cts3l 7,si,01
100; white families aidaJ, rs; col.Ts,
families aided, Is; 8 families lave BE-
come se!l'2uppoc.ingi 10 cases ~sTa rs
ported rs undssorging; 5 rs no! ;gqaif
1ng relief, and S gave falss hiora.Gaei
were referred TO churches; 10 T.
trustees of TIE poor AID 4 TO p.i7z,
persous.
The nattonsiitses Tcrs as n'0Ry
Ameri:Ru fan ilies, l45 (whlto - eel
ored 56) Irish, 10; Ge.msn. y ha
brew, /. Total 1um0er o' Epp ie-tt, !.
date, l.04i, which ;nCiude9 395 rpn
residents; coal orders d.atr.hEt-5, 80.
grocery q igTs l55."
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Foil Down stair..

An elderly lady residing oa Seventh
street, between Madison and Monroe.
ie1l down stairs this mo! ming butfr
tnnAtely , did not break any bonsp, and
escaped Injury with he exception OF
Dsios pretty we'll Jared up by the
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
AdRnnnn iarnnt.n

JOLIET, ILL.,, Feb. 2l-1he striking
stone cutters In the Joliet Oompnny's
quarries hAVe returned to work. their
demand for 90 oens per hour belh ?
granted by tho company.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
"Bel,Imoro ,Jn..,n v,..,

Last evening John Smith, alias "BA,.
timore Jaok," cOlored, was a ned IS and
eostA for cruelty to horse. HIS "a stiI
In cusLody. 'S-''
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
~h-
ToFQhon Lara
Duck Lunob nnd r.v-N,

We have In stock the cheapest line of
Iorchon lAoes ever offered In Wi,ninp.
ton' B Is Riley, 928 X ing street,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
sa,e Al nocs ss'''

Elwood Webster viii 1i 1Gi,o1pJ Y,
twenty head OF s 1meise. es 1ssf y
NJ Hockesslu on MONDAY "a \, ~
lot are come fine w9LSs.,' wSiin.,s. ~
considerable experienO9, 9,,d,s d Y
horses and 10 3 gooa '4
character.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
KENNARD g. 90.
KENNARD&CO,
ABOUT lACES.

w y httO AOOSu
largely to our
lace stock and now
show a superb line
of Orientals, Point
du Case, ' ais,
Duchess, Chantillys,
in all the various
widths, from 2-inch
to 42-inch Flounc-
ing, Escurials, all
widths, Spanish Gui-
pure from Is cents
a yard to 81 for A.
in ch founcing gs.
Our iaces are
all purchased from
large importers, and
manufacturers, and
we can offer as
good value as any
house in the country.
A special bargain
in heavy Torchons,
Jail linen and hand
made. We do not
sell any machine
made Torchons;they
are without eXcep.
Ition the most un.
satisfactory laces a
Ilady can buy. This
Hot OF laces com
lprisesseyeralwidtlls
One lot will be s
cents per yard. One
lot will be s cents
per yard. One lot
II cents per yard;
all containing sever.
al widths, quality
making price.
They will be found
IOn our new Ham.
burg counter.
Right near tht
Hamburgs You vii
,lsee a lot OF White
Plaid Muslins u.
II cents per yard
usual price Of which
!, is 10 cents. Ii yol
j. want amy such quail
ty you will fin,
them cheap.
/ We open "a noy
,Iline Of Dress Cling
| hams at 10 cents
,Igood cloth and tas
j colors. Also an en-
/ tirely new styI
n Dress Gingham, il
fine quality, at l2
Il cents, and d ful
81 assortment of th0s
,Isplendid Zeph Y
-IGinghalns, in th
!. newest things, at 2
nIcents instead Of 2
d cents, and 25 cent
lIfor the very wild
Jones, instead of 3 3
:. cents, as last season
II Andnrcopc' Soo+.'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
WIN. B. SHARP 4 90.
VIM, B, ShalIlP& Co.,
Fourth and MaIsst Sis.

Sorry-But someI
Of you were not
quick enough on the
Seal Plush G ar.
ments. We could
have sold five times
as many at the
prices.
We are buying
Spring Garme N IS.
You will find just as
good bargains in
Cloth Coats as we
gave you in Plush.
Try it. If you don't
mind the trouble OF
taking care of them
through the no t
m ont hs it will
ldoubly repay you.
There's : about halt
a dozen Fine Satin
Quilted Skirts, plain
tops in garnet, brown
and black. They
are good value at
1856; the lateness OF
1.-THE season makes
them So. 75. The
jsame thing with fine
farmers satin tops
were s. are now
$3.50.
Are YOU looking
itor Carpets?
| You are welcome
lin our carpet room
las lockers or buyers.
See our styles, get
four prices, look al
.iour M a Ike es-all
,Ithese things you
should know, whcr
Ion carpet buying
3you so.
4 We have abou.
ill500 yards of til,
{ finest Tapestry Brus
'Iscls Carpets, includ
ling two hall am
sIstair sets. They ar,
2Isuch make as ROX
5|bury, Stinson, ant
..ISmith's l0-wire.
j This special 10
1--WE have set asid,
: and put specia
pricos on them-n'
Il n a tier W hy-w'
2 phaye lots like then
s,Itbat viii cost you
..ssigood bit more.
4 These carpets sci
: i'm every carpet stor
pOf o0c, 9Oc anu Isl
Il according to the lo
= cation OF the store
OF them hay
/, handsome borders t
4 match and are goo
for parlors, sitting
,,{roOm or chamber
velThn Lot ,rill hn col
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

Fresh oEspge. chocolate and other
fancy cakes as Walton's, Seventh and
Tatnan.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
mo yyoasnH

Tomorrow promise, . .,I'si y
partly cloudy, WIZ ,srapth
temperature and lishi; y, ~ rr,Stlst1
similar conditions wlII willy
yail on Friday and sataiO'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
.ec,oat AuotlOn ssl'

Of SlO,0O0 worth o. "y VA alssi
Furnishings, etc, 70 Q 0 altaig.li'
day evening 9. "; a. ,t,j.a
room. No, 726 Maike' ''''
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
Dress Trtmrn,n,.

at Tsy loi's, 500 shiploy street, tc.nlsht
from 6 TO IL O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

Ten new patterns In black orpamep,
gimp g. b. Riley, 22s King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22
s.ooud EnrertAinH' d

seoond EnieftA 4, ~
The seoopd d entsr,al11@,,S'5. entsr.1t,, Il 81
unteer Debating soGiS,3, y 33,l5ss' y.
will be given In odd +, '' rod ~
next Friday evening"
is expected. -
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

LsxAdor, tho great -sSl1., a Rt
human system does l1s aceltnT
oeleterious subBtAG9e u Esna
and safe. Price Only s6o11
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

RSOR SALE-A O.ROOH RRIGK
q house; All modern IInDrOyo.
mentB. centrally located, price
lew and terms ensy. Apply 20 q.
PENhAhGrOh, No. 1 Enas Elghth
street. fa.,im
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

STRAYKD OR SToLEN-A BLACK
= Newfoundland puppy about q weeks old.
A. q, hnefal reward viii be given II leiuTned 10
streets. fi1-its1 f-1'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

STATE Of rns rs@Pe'A ,.,,u|
Al the RnrUBLIoAA otno'
shade: n J'S
O'Clock 10 o'oioo' 81
360 40
Daily Republican., 1888-02-22

street. fI-WSa'ii
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-11
WONDERFUL CURES.

w. D. Hoyt & Co., wholesale and retail
druggists. of Rome. Ga, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica
Salye for four years. Have never han
died remedies that sell as we'll, or give
such universal satisfaction. There have
been some wonderful cures effected by
these medicines in this city, Several
cases of pronounced consumption have
been entirely cured by use of few bot
ties of DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always Sold by Martin
4 Hampton I
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-11
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Letters remaining in the Colby post
Office for the week ending Oct. 6, 'S8.
Charts, N; Cramer. II G: Crawford, A
h; Denlap, John; Flansburg VIM; Gross
mickle. II; Gardiner, s; Gallagher, T
j; Hughes. Mrs Phoebe; Humphrey,
Peter; Keeby, Chas Owen; Kinney, Chas;
Kinlig. F; McEvans, G B: Mecham. Dan
iel: Norman, Elizabeth; Neal, Miss Anna;
Robbins, II; Rogers, VIM; Ramage, VIM;
Schonghnessy, Phil; Turner. B A; Wy
att, Phillip, 2; Williams. Cora; Wads-
forth, Matthias
Parties calling for the above letters will
please say advertised"
cent due on each of the above for
advertising. JAMES n. FIKE, Z. NJ.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-11
COLBY GRAIN MARKET.
Watermelon season is over.
CAT Office does best Job work.

Watermelon season is over.
CAT Office does best Job work.
Old newspapers for sale at this Office.
Subscribe for the CAT, it has most
news.
Fine job work at reasonable rates at
CAT office.
Shrimp can save you money on your
underwear. 29tf
Agricultural implements OF all kinds at
Heglemrie's.
Hardware stock to be closed out at ].
E. Meglemrle's.
Good meals served at all hours at The
Rock Island Restaurant.
Kennedy's Ice Cream parlor for Fresh
Oysters. Served in all styles 26tf
Chicago Lumber Co. are selling all
kinds of coal low as the lowest.
Chicago Lumber Co have the Fairbanks
Scale. and guarantee all weights.
Car load of new furniture arrived this
week at Niskern's Furniture Store.
WANTED-A boy as sheep herder at
once Enquire of Frank Pingree, Colby.
Kansas.
Call at ]. E. Meglemre's to examine
the new shipment of Olds Wagons just
added to his stock.
VanMetre & Dallam are now prepared
to make farm loans. Money furnished
for final proofs.
A good yoke of work oxen. harness
and wagon cheap for cash. Call on
Pingree & Plaster. 16tf
Rock Island Restaurant serves fine
meals at all hours. and prices reasonable.
r. G. Ball, proprietor.
A. A. Thompson has a small stock of
shoes and dry goods. which he is bound
to close out at some price.
Rock Spring, Illinois, Jackson. Nilsson
n Camel and Pennsylvania Anthracite
coal at Chicago Lumber Co.
il. Mccullough, of the Opelt Hotel,
returned on Saturday from . ten days
visit to eastern Nebraska and Kansas
cities.
Read the poem entitled Autumn -
sent us BY young Illinois lady. 1t pos.
sesse. decided merit in more WAYS than
one.
W. H. Smith, county commissioner OF
the LIST district. and VIM. Baldwin, com
missioner of Sd district. spent Monday in
the city.
Many subscriptions to this paper are
now due. and it is expected that sub
scribers viii be as prompt as convenient
M
need the money now outstanding on sub
scription.
McGonigal wants to sell or trade his
Red Bud Ranch, 6 miles northwest OF
Colby, 800 acres, with the best of modern
improvements, including the stock Of
cows calves, mares and colts. A good
chance TO get hold of the foundation fol
one Of the best starts in the west. =
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-11
UNION PACIFIC TINE TABLE.

SOUTH BOUND.
No. 49, Leaves Colby $3.50 p. IN.
NORTH BOUND.
No. PSI. Arrives at Colby at 30 p. m.
OAKLEY.
WEST BOUND.
No. 9B, Arrives at IL SO a. m.
No. 301, Arrives at lilo p. IN.
EAST BOUND.
No. zoe, Arrives at 5:23 a. m.
No. 2O4, Arrives at 5:G p. IN.
No. 2s2, Lvs Colby 1890, Ar Oakley n:3O a. m
No. 2sl, Lvs Oakley SIS. Ar Colby GAS p. m
d. A. FOLTS, Station Agent.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-11
WENDELL REPUBLICANS.

A township primary win be held in
Wendell township Saturday, Oct. 18th.
for the purpose Of nominating township
republican ticket. Place Of election 1t
franklin school house. Nominations viii
be made for the following Offices: Tfusr
tee, Clerk, Treasurer, One Justice Of the
Peace. Two Constables and Road Over
eeers. L. n. HITCuCox,
Committee.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-11
C. K. & N. TIME TABLE.

COLBY, Kas., Aug. LIST, 1888.
GOING EAST.
No. 8, Passenger, 2:55 p. NJ.
I" Sc, Accommodation, e:45 a. M.
GOING WEST.
No. :, Passenger, Arrives Arrive, 3 q: p m.
{" 81, Accommodation, 2:55 p. m.
d. WALLACE, Agent.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-11
A. F. s. A. NJ.

A special communication of st. Thorn
as Lodge No. 3O6, A. F. & A. NJ, this
Friday evening IN their hall at 7:3O
o'clock sharp Work on the Sd degree.
Brethren of the lodge, your presence will
be expected, and visiting brethren will
be welcome.
WIN. NJ. BEAVER, W. NJ.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-11
NOTICE-FNAL PROOF.

Persons desiring to have their Final
Proofs heard before me should see tina,
their notices of intention 20 make proof
read: Before the Probate Judge Of Thorn
- county. at Colby. Kan
u. L. LACEY.
- Probate Judge.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-11
RI. Riddle wants
twenty $500 loans
on good Thomas
county farms. Call
and see him. 81
See McConigaI e.
Son before buying
your coal. They ham
die the following:
Colorado Anthracite
Rock Springs, Mar
shall, FrancvjIIe,
= a n e a m o n a n d
Cherokee.

Gen. Harrison says: There is nothing
in the great history of the Republican
party that need make any man blush to
own himself a Republican. There is
much to kindle the enthusiasm Of all
lovers of their country. We do not rest
in the past, but We rejoice in it. The re-
publican party has consistently followed
the teachings of those great Americans
whose names the world reverences.
There is no song Of patriotism We do not
sing at our meetings. There is no marble
builded to perpetuate the memory of
soldiers about which we may not appro-
priately assemble and proclaim the prin-
ciples that We advocate. We believe in
our country and give it our love and hrst
care. We have always advocated that
policy in legislation which was product
i've of the interests and honor Of our
county"
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-11
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