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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-18
C. X. & n. TIME TABLE.

COLBY, Kas.. Aug. LIST, 1888.
GOING EAST.
No. g, Passenger, 2:!5 p. N.
" 81, Accommodation, 8:45 q. IN.
GOING WEST.
NJ p ARRIVES l:09 p. IN.
No' y Departs l :H p. IN.
81, Accommodation. 2:55 p. m.
u. WALLACE, Agent.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-18
Fresh pork at Thompson's.

Fresh pork at Thompson's.
See Taylor Il Smith at once for farm
loans. 30
Buy your gloves at Shimp's. who buy
direct from manufacturer. 29tf
LIS. Levitt has been buying up hogs TO
shipment. and has picked carload o
fine pOrkers.
Thomas county has 80 old soldiers wht
draw pensions from the government. TIL,
total sum drawn quarterly is 81 2SS5O
Neckwear in all the various novelties
styles and shapes at Shimp's. 29:f
r. l.. Riddle wants twenty $500 loans
on good Thomas county farms. Call and
see him. 81
Fresh Ohio Concord Grapes, Peaches
Apples, Pears, Lemons. Fancy Candies
and variety of first class cigars. at J. P
Bayha's.
FARMERS ATTENTION. Joseph Brown
owner of the brick mill in Colby. viii
grind all kinds of feed, and by December
LIST will have bur to grind Graham
-four.
The State Line Register is the title of q
) column quartO just started ut the new
town of koronado. on the Colorado Kan
sas line. by J. Frank Longanecker, prop,
with Charles A. Fitch as editor We re-
ceived No. 1, Vol. 1. this week
Miss Hattie Dedrick. of Colby, is in
the city. and will probably remain the
greater part of the winter with her sister
Mrs. Ed. Stevens. The Pioneer, as usual,
is wrong in stating that she will teach
here this winter-Smith Centre Bulletin.
Get your buggies and wagons painted.
First class work by A. H. Odds at reason.
able prices. Shop just south of J. B.
Morrison & Sons.
The lowest average yield of wheat IN
Kansas this. year is 2la bushels to the
acre. the highest, 30 bushels. This will
make the total yield of the state about
1900, 900 bushels. something over 200,
600. 900 acres having been harvested. This
at an average of seventy cents per bush
ell, which is not high, in view of the for
eign demand, will net very handsome
sum for the season of 1SSS.-Industrial-
ist
REMOvAL.-The Rock Island Restaur-
ant has moved into the basement of the
new Weld brick building, where Mr. Ball
will be pleased to receive all his old Gus
toners and many new. Fresh oysters
received daily.
Hon. f. j. Turner writes to Hon. A. L.
Patchin. of this city. that his interest in
amendments to the homestead law, al
lowing settlers to leave for year on q
showing to local land officers, reducing
the maximum price of land to 1925 and
other amendments favorable to the west
ern homesteader, preclude the possibility
of his leaving his post of duty to look af-
ter his own interests politically. Then
he has number of special pension bills
pending, all of which he is urging, be-
sides his interest in general legislation.
Disregarding his own interests he will
remain faithfully discharging his duty
and aiding the interests of his constitu-
ents. Unselfish servant that he is, this
generosity will be eagerly remembered
by grateful constituency. All loyal re-
publicans will work and vote for a man
who is prevented working for and de-
Tending himself by his regard for the in
terests of his dlstriCt-Oberlin Opinion
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-18
See McConigaI e.
Son before buying
your coal. They ham
die the following:
Colorado Anthracite
Rock Springs, Mar
shall, FrancvilIe,
$ a n e a m on a n d
Cherokee.

There was man in our town. and he
was wondrous wise. for when he marked
his prices down. he then did advertise.
And when he saw his trade increase, with
all his might and main. he marked still
lower every price. and advertised again.
And when he advertised again, his rivals
loudly swore to see folks rush with might
and main to patronize his store. And
while they sat in solitude and saw his
custom win, that man behind the coun-
ter and raked the shekels in. And when
he raked the shekels in, he saw his for
tune rising, he took a goodly lot of tin,
and kept on advertising. Each week q
generous sum he d sink, and demonstrate
full plain, the more one pays for printer 8
ink, the greater is his gain.-Ex.
The Colby Dramatic Club will play
The Drunkard. or The Fallen Saved"
at the Armory on Oct. "a. 1888. with the
following caste of characters:
EJ-ar1 M;IIla%Dn Cp:-.~- ~ C:~-:~.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1888-10-18
THE THOMAS COUNTY CAT.
JOSEPH A. GILL, Editor.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 49, 1883.
ADVERTISING RATES.

ADVERTISING RATES.
I inch per month. 81 0O
/ column per month per inch. "a
/ column per month per inch. ........ .6C
/ column per month per inch. 30
Advertising for week. % per cent adj,
ditiOnal on above.
Professional cards - cents per month.
Locals ) cents per line each insertion;
3 lines to the inch.
Legal advertising. legal rates.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

WASHINGTON, Sept 20, -[Scnatel- The
Senate bill granting right of way to the Fen
sacola & Memphis Railroad company
through the public lands in Florida, Alabama,
Mississippi and Tennessee, and through the
. military reservation near Pensacola was re-
ported from committee and placed ON the
calendar The order reported yesterday by
Mr.. Edmunds from the committee on foreign
relations directing tho retention OF the
Chinese exclusion bill having been taken up,
Mr.. Edmunds said that rs the bill had
gone out Of the possession Of the Senate the
order was not applicable TO the present state
ofthc case, Therefore, so far as lac was con
ccrncd, the resolution might be laid on the
table,
The presiding officer (Mr. Ingalls)-lf
there be- no objection the resolution will lie
on the table a. ordered.
Mr. ShcTman's resolution ms 20 Canadian
affairs was further postponed until Monday
next
Mr. Havlcy offered resolution which
was referred 20 the committee on contingent
expenses, directing the committee on agri-
culture 10 inquire into the purchase OF seed
by the agricultural department
Mr. Butler suggested that the inquiry
should be brosdencd 80 as 20 apply Ia the
ady!Sability OF abolishing the purchase Of
seed 10y that department. but Mr. Hawloy
declined To modify the resolution Tor that
purpose.
Mr. Mitchell then proceeded TO address
the Senate on the motion 20 refer the ircsi.
dents annual message. lie characterized
the tariff hill passed by the HOUSE rs one in
the interest Of the importer and against thc
interest ut the laborcr and which had re-
cciycd the unanimous approval oi free
traders at home aud abroad, and said that
on the other hand the senate substitute
would be- bssod from beginning Ia end on
the American doctrine Of protection "a
American labor and American industry.
After speaking for about two hours, Mr..
Mitchell yielded the floor for ~ motion 10
proceed Ia executive business The oNccu-
live session lasted over an hour.
After tho doors were rcopcnrd, Mr. Mitch
ell concluded his speech, aud then the sem
ate took up the agricultural department bill
the question being on the amendment 10
strike out the fifth section, which transfers
the weather bureau Of the signal service 10
the agricultural department
The hill went over and the Senate adj
iOnrnCd.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

from Tennessee (Mr McMllin) was the first
TO talk about demngogucry
Mr. Observation-Disclosures eruption from
Illinois
Mr. McKcnna again secured the floor and
continued his Argument He disclaimcd any
intention 10 reflect upon any gentleman, but
when il is stated that the bill was being
withheld he thought that the House had a
right 10 take notice Of IL.
Mr.. r I. Campbell, Of New York, sug-
gestcd that Senator Edmunds was response
bic for the whole trouble. Laughter,
Mr.. McKcnna said that In fairness TO the
chairman Of tho committee on enrolled bills
| he would state that Mr.. Morrow himself had
gone 10 Mr.. Kilgorc this morning and told
him that the Edmunds resolution had been
tabled, and Mr. Morrow asked him about
transmitting the bill TO the President. Mr..
kilgorc said he would do his duty IN this
| regard. That might or might not be an
cyasiye answer. Lest IL might be an cyasiye
answer the resolution had been offered.
Mr. McMillin-Aftcr he told you he would
do his duty2
Mr.. McKenna-There Is way to say. 81
will do H." without exactly meaning that 1t
would be done.
Mr. McMnlin remarked that that might be
the way In California, butt was not the way
In Tennessee.
Mr.. Mckcnna--If the gentleman means 10
mako any contrast between what is gentle
manly in Tennessee and what Is gcntlcmanly
In California IL he comes out TO California
we will give him evidence of rs nico scnti-
mont n ever ho came In contact with In his
life.
After further debate the speaker pro TEN
sustained the point Of order. lie said there
was no law or rule prescribing the manner
In which u bill should be transmitted 10 the
President but the practice had grown up in
| Cntrusting that committee on enrolled bills
| One days delay was not unusual. The aver
age time II took for a bill 10 reach the Prcsi-
dent after having been signcd by the pro-
| siding officers Of the two houses was three
| days While sustaining the point Of order
he was not prepared To say that Il the rcsO-
luton was again brought up In a few days
lac would rule that II was not privileged. So
the resolution was not received and the
House adjourned
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
THE
Rich Mans Garment
AT THE
Poor Mans Price.

wo havo received n now liuo OF
TAILOR-MADB DARN 3NTS.
Thoy arc rich, elegant and Of tho
latest design.
We have bought Thorn way below
marked value. and WI intend 90 give
10 tho public "a fca lt OF bargains.
For instance, we hnvo put tho
price of $50 on n doublo-broastod
Prinec Abort Cont and Vest, lined
In sillS. of tho nnost imported worst
OF. worth from $50 TO $50.
We hnvo marked n $50 cork
screw single breasted Prince Albert
Suit down 20 si8,
We oflor n throo-button Cutnway
of English whaling, or "A square cut
OF dark blue. worry nno corksgr5w, or
OF mncy check bost American
worntod suit. for sl2. 20.
Ella. GO and $500 will buy oholoo
OF oipht ltylCs imported fhncy
worstcd suits, In cithor sack or
rock, wo "a noarly double tho
prico.
We guarantee n perfect ~ and
money refunded Il goods arc net
~ represented.
We ask imposition OF those clo-
giant taIlor-mndo garments, and
feel satisfied that we win not You "A
saving OF nully onc-iourth OF your
money,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
Beauty

IL desired and admired by all Among
tho things which may best he done w.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
IN CONGRESS-.
MR.. EpMuNDs' RESOLUTION IN RE-
GARD TO THE CHINESE BILL

Is Laid on the Table-Meesrs. McMillin
and Morrow Have Very Spiteful
Debate in the House on the Same
BILL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21
Canadian sssi.rs seized.

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 2O.--Iniormnlion has
been received here that Marshal Atkins Of
Alaska, now ut Seattle, W. r., in charge Of
the Canadian schooncrs seized In Bchring
sra last year has received Instructions from
Attorney General Garland 10 transfer the
custody of the schooncrs 10 the marshal 81
Washington Territory. II Is thought the
vessels will bc turned over to their owners
IN TOW days, under bonds, pending the de.
cision Of tho supreme court Of the United
States IN reference Ia claims oi the Alaska
Commercial company To monopoly oi the
privileges Ia llchrings sea.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-21

cANNot praise Hoods Sarapnrilla half
enough says mother whose son, almost
blind with scrofuln, was cured by this
medicine
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08
PARA OTRO NtMERO,

1nsertaremos una carta dirigida
Ell Popular, y que nos transcri.
be 81 autor, nuestro distinguido
amigo y correligionario el senior
Cotorruelo, rectl6cando versiones
que han podido extravlar la OPT.
nion, en- 10 relative al atentsdo de
que fue objeto en- la noche del 30
del mes proximo pasado. Hace
muy bien el sefIor Cotorrue!o,
poniendo las cosas en- su lugar,
con Ia fel relaci6n de 10 ocurridc,
para que asi la YER lad bri.le, y Ell
juicio del pdblico sea cual debe
ser. El acto de torpe y criminal
alevosia de que fue victima nues
tro citado amigo, y que pudo ser
de fatales consecuencias, 10 que
por fortuna no sucedio, no por
falts de intenci6n en- el agresor,
esta va condenado por todas las
personals honradAs, y solo falta
lue ell tribunal ordinsrio emplee
toda su diligencia, para sveriguar
quien sea ell joren bien restido,
que assst3 ell goipe, y echo d co
rrer.
Vamos, colegas autonomistas;
I no ha sido este un compontes
1 Para cuando dejsn Vdes ell repi-
car gcrdo y fuerte1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08

tampa aver El Clamor del Pats,
tratando de contrarrestar esa ten
dencia de que va hemos habls do
de a'ganos barrios de la Ciudad
de Ponce:
III ddr Uida anton6mic0 q
casertos de POGO Valer, cOntribu
gen d dumemtor cI nasmerO de
t6rmin0s na1nicipales, que arras
tran ana vida angustiostsSma 9
dificil."
Lo mismo venimos nosotros
predicando de la autonomis en- ge
neral, respecto de las Antillas,
que, cual caserfos de POGO Ualer,
arrastrarian una vida angustiosf-
sima y difici', 81 lograsen Ia i'm
plantation de un sistema opuesto
a todo adelanto, a todo progreso
y q toda grandeza.
iSeides del automomisnao! vol.
vemos a repetir. Por vuestra
propias frases estais juzgados.
Pronunciado hAbeis nuestra me.
jor defensa. va no SON solo la
historic, la razon y ell derech
los que abonan nuestra polftica'
Vuestro propio testimonio viene
q darnos la raz6n. lCallad. pues
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08
PoLITICA Al vURLO,

Con Ell se1or ministro de Ultra.
mar conferenci6 una comisi6n de
senadores y diputados por las
Autlllas, para darle cuenta de
los telegramas que han recibido
reclamando contra la imposition de
derechos a los tabacos de Puerto.
Rico, & su introduction on Cuba.
Tempo ha que los tabaqueros
de 10 gran Antilla venian ocupan.
dose da este asunto, por Greer que
periudicaba 8 su production la Do.
sibilidad de que con el tabaco de
Puerto. Rico entrase libre de de-
rechos el procedente de otras An.
tillas, y especialmente de Santo
Domingo.
En- 20 de Julio de 1885, el enton.
ces ministro de Uitramar, sefior
conde de Tejada de Valdosera, die
to I'm Real orden disponiendo que
no SO impusiesen der echos en- aque-
Has prOvincias espanolas al tabaco
de las mismas, con algunas reglaa
para evitar ell fraude, acordadaa
despues de una junta magma dc
representatives antillanos, en- que
sostuvieron los derechos de Cuba
los Sres. Alarc6n y Santos Guzman,
y los de Puerto-R Rico, Sres. Alcala
del Olmo y Lastres.
Esta disposition ha sido desco-
nocida por el intendente de Cuba.
y contra ella SO dirlge la menciona-
de reclamation, que el actual mi.
nistro de ~Ultramar ha ofrecido
atender.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08
PROPUNDA ADMIRACION.

rs tan intensa la que por ell Illus
ire tribune senior CASTELAR, tiepen
los norte-americanos, que una So.
ciedad patri6tica dc New-York se
ha dirigido q 81 para yer si auiere
ir a dar una conferencia ell u
de Febrero pr6ximo, dia del ma
talicio de Washington.
He aquf como da cuenta un ne.
ri6dico madrile1o de tan excep-
cional deferencia:
El Sr. CASTELAR, ha recibido Ill
timamente una invitaci6n de los
Estados- Unidos para que de una
cOnferencia ell Gia % de Febrero.
natalicio de Washington, fundador
de la Rep1blica anglo-americana.
En- esta iuvitaci6n aseguran al Sr.
CASTELAR, los socios de la Union Lea
que Club, "que ell pueblo de aque-
Hos Estados, todo entero, siente
por 81 admiration extraordinaria.
y 10 recibir{a con grande entusias.
no." Nuestro compatriota so ha
excusado, diciendo como no puede
dar conferencia ninguna en- idioms
extranjero para 81, y como de ha.
cerlo en- su idioma nacional. pocos
extranjeros habfan de entenderlo.
Adem$s de estas razones, el Sr.
CASTELAR, alega que no puede visitar
la America inglesa sin visitar 10
America espafola; = este visje re-
sultaria demasiado largo para EN-.
prendido en- ell breve espacio de
tempo de que dispone, dados sus
compromises editorialss Y politicos,
| El orador dem6crata ha express
do su agradecimiento 4 MI. ri.
chard Q. Hannah, quien, en- nom.
bre de la ilustre asociaci6n anne.
ricana, ha explorado la voluntad '
amino del Sr. CASTELAR,, que agra.
dece mucho tan alta distinci6n.a
Ode FL Popalar.D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08
PONCE Y SU PLAYA.

Ponce, la ciudad autonomista
oor exce!encia, la capitalidad del
partido que aspira a convertir los
pueblos en- estados, esta llevando
IN su pecado la penitencia; la
Playa y otros barrios intentan SO.
pararsele. y la cosa va va toman
do un caracter tSrio, por la opo
sicion de los antisegreguistas, que
estan apelando q la prensa, q la
protesta y a la manifestation pd
b!ics, para impedirlo.
Uno de estos dias varios de los
prohombres que figuran en las filas
de la oposici6n, &c pasaren q la
Playa, y escogieron ALI un sitio q
prop6sito para perorar algo en-
pro de su causa; ell resu!tado fue
que no Sc entendieron con los del
partido contrario, que cuenta tam
bien con buenos adalides, y la CO
sa parece que concluy6 MAJ, pero
n'uy NAL, q cachete limpio, y aun
4 garrotazos, segdn refere una
carta que nemos leido, la caal
agrega que ocurri6 un escandalo
maydsculo, estando los animos
muy excitados.
Al extreme a que han llegado
las cosas, creemos que ests cues.
ton quedara va defnitivamen-
to resuelta en- un plazo breve,
y,que no SO debe Ievantar name
de ella, porque, de 10 contrario, Ia
huella del malestar, por una u otra
parte, no Sc borrara.
| Nosotros deseamos que SO cum
pla la ley, y que todos la respe
ten, y sabido es que nuestro cello
so J JUST ;iero gobierno ha de ha
Ger que SO cumpla, cual cores
ponde.
Tenemos a)gunos otros datos
lque "a iremos pub!icando. Pare
ce que Sc mueve demasiado algu
no que otro agente, faltando q lo'
deberes de su ministerio, y qu'
pretenden algunos darle caractel
politico al asunto. Lo deplora.
moe. En- todo clio no hay ma,
que una question de legalidad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08
TAMBIEN NOS PLACE.

Con el epigrafs de Recverde.
Hist6ricos, ha escrito 10 siguients
uuestro apreeiable colega el Dia
rio de Ia Marina de Ia Habana
"Un ilussrsdo psri6dico de Monte.
video. III Ssg.s, ha pnblicado rseier.
tements an artienlo " El cnIto por 10.
tecaerdos hist6ricos, eonmgssdo I
~xpresar Ia dsadA de sgradeeiniente
aps eontfasn las generacionss hkcia 10.
aomb'es qns faadafoa una nac!orali.
lsd, sxplotasoo tissras desconocidas,
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1888-08-08
NO rs ExAcro.


La Naci6n Rspaaola, en- su
ndmero correspondence al dia 8
del actual, tratando del incendio
de IN dep6sito de bagsEo en- Il
hacienda de don Rafael Margary,
dice, entire otras cosas: "que el
Jusgado Municipal de Rio pie
dras, al cusl Sc envio parte, bril,6
por su ausencia, y que tamaiia
indiferencia es sensible, puesto
que de la actividai en- ID instruc-
cion del sumario depende mny
directamente que SO hsga Luz,
averiguando el deliso y los delin.
cuentes."
II Clanor del Pais, hacilndose
eco de tan absurda noticia, 10 re.
produce en- su ndmero del dia 4
del eoirien.e, J 10 comenta 4 su
maners, estimsndo que La Ma.
ei6H RspaHola establece cargos
gravislmos contra el JuxgAdo
Municipal de Rio piedras, ell cual,
dice, permAneeio ausente, sin que
interviniese Ahsolntamente en- na.
da.
Nos eonsta que son iDjustisi.
mos los eargos que Sc hacen al
Jaes Municipal do Rio.piedras,
nues,ro amigo essimado y CORE.
ligionArio don Frutos Caloca, y
sssamos pcrfectamente bien infor.
mados dc que este eeloso funcio.
aArio no tsvo eonocimien.o del
hs<ho eeurfido has,A el dia ii.
guiense De haberse veritcado el
Iacsndio. J 4 las nueve do Il ma.
AAnA en- cue le did cnenta Ia po.
lisia, 4 quien aendi6 en- su auxi.
Ito el mayordomo de ID haeier.
ID del senor Margary, y con
81 cello y setividad que le ca
ncssr,ian. proeedi6 Immediate.
mssse 81 lnieio de ID eorrespon.
Aasass averigaaei6n snmAria, 10
raAl - enenentta en poder del
Jasgaao eompeisnts con 10 qua
saeda Iasn6esdo d proesder do
l<ko faseioaario. 1 quien trsta
y lseal9arss sin fundamenso al
IuaO para sIlA