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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-22
Fresh Water Freshness,

The hazing of freshmen seems to be
confined to what are known as the fresh.
water colleges of late. The older and
larger colleges have pretty thoroughly
outgrown this species Of barbarism. The
sooner the smaller institutions catch up
with the times the better for all coz
cerned. Boston HeZald.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-22
Ano0ymouA

Teacher - Anonymous means without q
name; write . sentence showing you under
stand how 70 use the word
Small Girl twrisesa-Our new baby Il
anonrmous.--lHA
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-11-22
safe and Certain"

Is the testimony Of DR.. George E.
1 Waller. of Martinsville, Va, in
reference 10 Ayers Pills. DR.. j. /.
Teller. of Chittenango, n. Y, says -
Ayers Pills are highly appreciated.
They are perfect in form and coating,
and their effects are all that the most
careful physician could desire. They
have supplemented all the pills former
IL popular here, and | think 1t must ne
long before any other can he made that
will at all compare with them. These
who buy Ayers Pills get full value.
Il regard Ayers Pills as one OF the
mos. reliable general remedies OF our
times. They have been in use III nay
family for various affe tons requiring
purgative medicine, and have given un-
Varying satisfaction. We have found
them an excellent remedy for colds and
light feverS. w. l.. Woodson, Fort
Worth. Texas.
81 prescribe Ayers Pills in my prac-
tice, and find them excellent. L urge
their general use in families. - John
W. Brown, NJ. D.. Oceaua. w. Va.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
gIerfet SpaR uno Grnf.
Suffice Streide.

Sn elmer tIeiuen Stabt Der Rart lebte
Dor etniSen 5 rbrSebnteu Elm Raufmann
3D., Der pegsu ieiner Iuitiaen Streids
unO llsberrai6unsen nod in Der frii3eften
Griunerung ftsbE. @ines suten 9l6snbs
ftnb bic GtattDerorbaetsn unb BET bod:
ppbu6blt5. Sd6ifenratb einmiitbig gu ets
nem y ftSbtti5sn:@ Ten" periammsIt. SSon
beginner etntse p9iliftr0ie Serren pom
~gta9bauiessbsn gu reOen, aIs cd. pI0sIt5
ben vIHtras etnbrtnst", bic gauge @slsas
i5aft ioute ii9 aIsbalb gum Rir5plas bes
ssben, bic 9fsrbe bss nod pom Iesten Sabrs
mart bort itsbenben &aruieIs bsitetgen
unb einsn nd5tliten yltmritt~ baItsn er
ielbit psrbe% poraussilsu, ben BETTER weden
unb auss Beitsre nit ibur abma9eu. Gin
toIsr @ebanfel - Harob benn aud 3uerIt
alssmsiuss &opfi9IttsIu nnb ernili5e
geoettsu, bic iebo5 ber fp%rubeInben Se;
rebtiamteit bes Intrasiteae,s unb ben gu:
faferunsen bss WeintoboIbs nibt LANCE
Staub gu bulten permOsen. Sie Sade
bat bod enti5iebsn Rsis, unb eds 8ors
f5las wirb bod enbIi3 etnittmmis anses
nommsn, iebo6 uur untsr Der ausbritlt:
den gsOinsuus: vSm SunteIn unb eins
mai rum gang fa9te!~ - Steies
vamsnbsment" itammte pom 5errn Birs
ssrmsiiier Ger. @iIist entfernte ii9 cd.
Ra1 stpa suun,is Minuten 1T er suriid
unb meIbet, baB in turser 3sit Jules bsrsit
iein psrbs. 9etis auftretsnb, stebsn bic
8dtsr bsr Staot bur9 bic i5lummernben
StraBeu benz 8trdplate su. Sect iinb tie
our StsIe. Wan fpdbt wobI erft nod etn-
nal i5eu lumber - man saubsrt - bod
Der SpaB 1T 81 usrfi5reriid, uub NIT ses
senisitiger Int etitisgns fsen i9IieBlt9
9lqs i'm Sattel. rgorparts!" t0nt eds
8ommaubo. - 2etis unb Iansiam iesten
fi5 bic b6l5errsn @dule In 'Bepesuua -
reinmuI rum" itnb fe unter bStbarem @es
tt9er ibrsr eolen &eiter selanst. Salt!
SaIt!" ruff ss sesdmpft pon allen Ssiten
- umionit, umipnit; has &aruhsI brebt
ii5 meter - i5ueusr unb i9neIer, trOs
pisIisitisen 9tnuanbes, unS - o guts
iesen! nun itimmt cine vgIsdtapsQs", bic
bis babin i'm tie fsn S5atten Der Rir9s usrs
bergen ssitanbsn bat, i9metternb ben
vSrasouermari9@ bis alien Sehauer an:
go Is6su mir, 10 lsbsn mir, 10 Ieben mir
aus Ease!" &aia enttinten ii9 aud eth
paar 2ampsu, uub ibr uerrdtbsrii@es 2i4t
;sist benz sei5wiub berbeisseiltsn 8d5ter
Der Ia9t unb ben aus iiBem S9Iaf vauf:
sebIuienen", ~reustsris bic 5snferIdbeu off:
aenben Sirseru bas ebsu 10 ieltsne wie err
babsus S9auipisl: S96ffsnratb unb
Stabtusrorbnste aur Nadtjett NIT Wuifss
besleiturs auf bent Saru0eI! Die 8utb,
peI6e bic ebriamsn Stabtpdtsr auf ben
Bisbolb sd. batten, wsl9er ibuen ben
Strsi@ geipielt, labt ii4 lei4t benten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Natirtidj - fiuitlih.

Gin Serr tritt IN Elm @si6dft, in psI5em
tinfIt5e Slumeu u~ertauft werbeu unb
wenSst ii9 OIL ben Ssrtdufer NIT Der 8itte,
ibm einise Sllmen CUR aui9t uorau!essu.
-9srr: vOisis 8!umsn iinb tinitIi52~
- 9estaufsr: rRatiirIi9!"-Serr
rgIio natirIi9e iinb ssl"-S ertduf,
er: vRsiu, bas ui5t, t@ msins, bic SIuu1en
itnb uatIrIt9 til fIt5!"- 6err
G6ssrnS) : r9a-tIr-Ii9-tIuf
LID. sic meinen alto. - Sers
tiufsr (unterbre5enb): vNatirIi9!
90 atirIt9!"-9e rr: vNIio bod n a.
tirIi52"- 9srtdufsr: vgtsin bod,
is iinb sbsn I'll itIi9 .. gang nati T.
Ii9!"-Ssrr: rglIio t u n t II e itnS
ss?"- Ssrfiufsr: v9euiB, mein Ssrr,
unb bod psrees sic auf ieben Saa ieIbit
auseitsbea mifeu, gang natIrIi6!"
Ssrr: vSa, aber eben ba5sn fe mir ia
ssiast, baB bisie SIumen ID II It lid itno !!
= Vsrtdufer: vNatirIi9!"-Serr
r0ein, t Il fIt@!~- Ssrtdufsr: v@ans
n atarli9l"- 5sr: vSum Oouuero
meter, istt in bieiem IassnbIids babsn
sic IS ia srit ssilst = gsrsdufer:
vSa bO5!"-Ssrr: rSa, pie ftnb 6enn
bieis 8Iumsn nun sissntIi5 - ertaas
fer: vgtun, il n t li9!"-Ssrr: vNa
ia, bab' mir bod slsi9 pom alsm @nfause
an 9eiagt, baB bic 9Iumsu n atlrIi1
III Milo iinS!" QUIT. Sldtter.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
SDme Sere6tisun8 perbSbnt.

SsOantsuIOie Rtuiaeu limb leidt ssneist, lid l6sr bic
T,ruoitit 4uosrsr Iuitis gu MAIDEN. limb bod lit 6is5 cine
reals uno isbr smpiinOlide Seimiu6uus. Oereu qudlsnOe
G8triurgeu oura BEN Sobu uur um 10 idmsribaitsr psrs
ben. @sp6bulid lit Der 9tussu irr ~OieisIbcu p%crautworts
lid; ietns S6wdde uuO llujutdusIiatstt duBsrn lid rid
wirtsnS aui 6as Gebiru, ous Suuptquartter uniersS Hers
uenipIem9. SSir Slauben utdt, ouB irseno Semauo i'm
StauOe ieiu wirO, elm 10 Observation-Disclosures uHO ~bsrubissHs
Nes GIirir a~u5ituNis gu MAIDEN, wis IS SOftsttsrs @assns
bittsr5 lit. Gura &tsNsrbsritsluus elmer trditiseu Sers
Oauuug Iteiert IS ben SaIiHeI SYr @ieOer8swtuuuns neusr
Srdite uuO sur Ssrubisuu9 Der RsrUsn. SopipCb, alp
Sradu NIB uurubiser Satai. auOrmaIe GmpfnoItbtsit
bel uuusrbOiftem ~gerduib-aHs cieis uuIsiSItasu Spmp'
tome wsrOsu abSsi5wdat unc ]UsriapiHOeH idItsBIta. in
benz 0raO, wtc Der SrsunismuS aus bieism srOBeu Stiuus
I%auSmittsI usus @tOeriauOStroit id0pit. 0pspspiie. GaIs
IenbeibpsrOsu, &beumatiSmus, SeritOpiuus uuO &isrsHs
lstOen werpcn ourb has Sitter5 stbobtu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23

Sic Yerlnite, ueI@e bic Si,ma &Otb.
i9ilb in 9aris bis5sr BEL benz Supporting er:
Iitten bat, psrcsn nap elmer Barrier MeI:
buns auf pisr WiQiousu Dollars sei9dst.
Die 3iIsr. lit i3per ju contrOIiren. II9
psnn fs b6bsr uare, piirbe ie bic finan'
5ieQe Steauns Der Sirma ntdt ulteriren.
Das Saus ROtbittIb tam ii5 6as ~lsiiten.
absr wsisntIi9sr als Der SsrIuit, BEN bic
Sirwa erIetbet, tutersfirt sbsn bic Ssfent.
Ii9teit, baB bic 8etbsiIisuns Der sroBsu
Sirmcn an ioI5sm S5pinbslunternsbmsu,
ME benz &upferriuse, ben SAP breitsr
9suOItsrunsstIaTeu sesen Sus &apitaI 81
i9iren sseiSuet lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Sic ipunSertaritea 0rsfurtints, BIZ

Sle WNHOe[UaIIeH SteHHttunllsi DIG
ruobL is auf elmer Spe,ialitatenbi5ue pors
9eilbrt purbeu, setst ieit GINGER 3sit elm
ospiHer 6err Sonrsup i'm E6eater Der
&si5sbaQsn gu Berlin. Wtt uneridopfs
Ii5er @e6ulb uub, psiB bsr Simmsl, nit
wel3 anberen Wittelu nod bat gonnsup
bic ertmmiteu Tetnte i'm sansen Ebterse:
i9IeGt, Saben, Wduie. u. anberes 9tuse9es
tbisr su wi6ernatirIi6itsr 6rsun6l5aft per:
bunber uub gu ben decentralization Einitsn
esFieis 9eua6t. 9ie Salancirs uno 8ols
tistrfad8stl Der rsiSsnb se,ei6nsten Ratsn
ptrieu i6on bsr St9srbeit unb @raDie me-
gen, nit Der btefe sebornen Burner ~arbet'
ten, iberaus anmutbsnb; bic @ranoe;;1,
NIT ber Elm bidtOpftIer i5uarjer &ater Die
SlaIGsnppramibe abssi9reitet unb is~iItauSt,
lit bOdtOmii6 uub aIs idltsBli3 gar Elm
iiBss Itii;@eu auf bo5geipanntsm Seile
ben sanSen Saal 3peimaI burGqGerte, ba
brad brauienbsr Subel los. lno nun bic
ssmsiniamen vIrbsitsn" berer aus benz
Rassnsei5ls9ts uno bsr se3Gbmten Nuses
tbisrsl Dte bic &assn ibsr bic auf benz
Seile fi9 tummsInben Wduie binue9i9rets
ten, ME bic tlsinsn Rassr on ben SGssn In
bic S6be tlsttern, fi5 ibrsu Sobfeinben ritts
Iinss auf ben Baden issen unb BON benz
9rsfsur iosar in bic Rabenra9eu seifett
uno mad elmer ean3su @sile unpsrisbrt
pisber bsruusssboIt psrbeu - bas iinb, um
es NIT susi Worten gu bsSet5neu, rtoae
Sadsu", bic unsIaubIi6 eri5sinen pirbsn,
id6s man lie nidt NIT siSenen Nussn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
eSm uorSmetliteu Sbsile bes Stdbts

Sm nOrSuelfliGen Sbeile bes Stdbt:
dens gonneaut. MibtabuIa Co., Ohio,
itieB man 5eim gobreu mad Natursas In
elmer Stsfs pom 700 SuB auf einsn Sass
from. 9erielbe erbob f9 NIT elmer ioI@en
@epaIt, baB ui@t aasin bic Wai9inerie,
peIde Elm 9spi6t pon 1900 Bfunb bate
fonbern aud ITO SUB is9ssOutses giiens
robr bod in bic Cuff sei5Ieubert wurbe.
Dtsis Wafs ftsl aUf bic Od5er 3peter
W~obnbduier unb our3i3lug iene. Ser
grbboben 1T riussum bas 8obrlo9 i'm
Salbmefler pom so TuB aufserihen. Erus
oieien Ssrbeerunssn, wel@e bas empors
itr0menbe Gas arseridtet bat, berri4t
bod iiber bas &eiuIt0t Der Sobruns sroBs
5reuse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
SEM Safer bon China

feblt es on 9isnsrn pabrli9 ni9t.
@ini6t er ii& fd3ern 81 laiieu, 10 ftebeu
% Sa6srtrdser gu isiner Ssrfisuns. 81
es NAB, 70 finb 10 9suts 9suts ba, bsrsu
ein3isss gmt LIT, isineu S9irm 5u baIten.
Sn @siunbbsit unb Rrantbsit rmssbsn i'm
80 aerBts. @r bat 60 8onnen, 90 YaIafts
bisnsr, so 2ataien, rs afirOIcsen, l6 9sbres
uno 60 Yrteffer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Sic Tre;ie fir bas gefeieen bes gifeIs

Sie Bre;ie fiji bas Ssffsigsn bes @iifeIs
Eburms fino iest fefssisst. gs pirb bret
arten 8iQsts ssbsn: bIaue fir 5 Sr. Bis
CUR Spies, wsiBs fir 8 ST.. bis sur 5~ueiten
BlaitFo,m uab rOtbs fir 2 ST. bis 3ur err
fen 8lattforut. Die Sreiie iinb fir Gag
unb 0ta9t bic sIei9en unb sslteu, Oh mar
Die Stufsn sriteist Ober itd burd bic duff
;ise, bsrsn ss pier sibt, biuauftteben IdBt.
Der lufentbaIt auf @rlno bes Biaets 1T
uubei9rdutt, b. 3. fir ben bstreffsnbsn
Gag. Mau bat bers9uet, baB I'M Eburms,
auf ben psri9isbsrsn YIattfOrmsn uno
Steissn. sIei8Seitis 10000 9sriOusn PIas
finben f6nnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Gin ,Irtlider 0atte.

9us r5rsiiiuniss GbI." entbdIt foIs
ssRbss Snisrat: vAufsepaBt! Wsins
Srau III mir ~sntIaufsu; bsr iis mir ,urids
btinst, Tam ii9 auf cine Era9t PrassI
ssfabt MAIDEN, uro per ibr etpas borst ODER
lsibt, bafar BIN i'd ni9t Baftbar. S9dier
In Salbsrsuoos."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Sic ~hiesiShrioe Q~uIfsrIaiiou tam am

Sic biesiabrige aufsriaiion fam am l
9tpriI gu ibrsm sIbidIuB. @abrenb bers
islbsn purbsn In 8aIttsore aasiu 9,OOO,s
900 gui8sl aitern empfanssn, mas sessn
bic 3ufubr bes lsttsn Sabres cine tleins
3unabme jeist. 9ettere iOu uamsutlid
auf bas i'm Iasemsiuen sinittSe 8etter su:
rid;ufibren isiu. 8ieIe Der Iuitetn ins
beiIen lparen nrr pom orbindrsr SuaIitit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23

SgSe Bart, Scranton, ga. - 8dbrenb
Der Isstsn lO-l5 Sabrsn lit i'd bduis an
rbeumatii5eu S9mersen i'm &iten unb
babe uabrenb bteier 3sit aus Irtsn uon
9etlmitteI usriu9t bod obue grfOls. Sd
ueriu3te ct Satots Del unb wuroe uous
itdnbis seheiLt. - 6rau .. $. @abe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
NnfQeflGrt.

Ste 16idb,ise Bertha mad Der gss
MISUNDERSTANDING. go, elm numbers
i96nss Wcrssnbdub5sn uno cine prd6tise
Stirss nsbft reiteEben Bantoii elm babe i'd
bsi9eert betOmmen, isst nod sinen redt
artissn Wanu unb i'd bin cine psrfette
Sausfrau.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Wfpoern.

Dame gum neuen 0ienfmdb9en)
&atbi, mir ssbsn morsen sinen Saa, unb
id s~r,parts, baB On tl6tis mitbiIfit unb
Did iibsral niisIi@ ma9it. = 9isnit'
mab5sn: SawobI Mabams. @bsr has
iass i'd Sbnen i9on poraus, i'd bin cine
i1le6te Ednserin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Gin trudner summer fol- fir bieiss

VIH IFVuHtt SVH1HHtf t." T" VNT@1
Sabr In Si6t ifsbsn. 9as Sahr 1889
brinst uns ndmIi9 elm SOnnsn fsdsnmis
nimum, unb ss III aus benz 8eoba9tunssn
In ben Isttsu so Subrsn na9seuisien, baB
auf Der grboberfd9e Esmperaturmarima
suiammsnfalsu NIT Sonnsn fsdenminimts.
aebsnIi9ss wurbs aud fir ben 9aftbrud,
fur Stirms unb Nieberi9Idse, far 9assl,
@smtttsr unb 3lnbsnbe Blite na9sewieisn.
1889 ioI sin iOI@ss Observation-Disclosures
Sabr ietu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
- u Il MIlsslet.

9as auitraliide BabliDitem barssrt
ii9 audi in ben Ser. Staatsn INNER mebr
elm. Die Staatsn WaHa9uietts, Snbiaua
0iscuniin, &bobe Sslanb unb Wontana
boben bafel6e berstts ansenomen. pdbrenb
ben @eissssbunaen uon Mifouri Nsw Oort
unb YennfpIuanien SorIasen, bteie glrt Der
sebsimen slbfimmuns aud in btsisn Stua:
ten einjufibren, untsrbreitst worben ftnb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23

SGon bdniia babe i'd Or. gusuft rs:
nias Samburssr Gropfsn in metner pruris
usrl5riebeu unb empfetls bisieIbeu aIs Elm
ausseaeiGnettS @IutrstnisungsmtttsI. -
8. s. Snnsu, 81. O., Baltimore, Mb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
3ug 30. 4, tdsli6.
Seflt9 sebeno

Barloritubls uuo Suiiet @ars aui 5ag;iigeu.
uno p0taun GouoOtr Gars" aui
gta6tji9en.
Ole eTtnsise 9inie. peI6e ,Ytanu 9ouboir
@drS" ;rpiibeu Chicago, Dubuque, Ses Woines,
Ct. SOiepb, Wto., 81. Paul uno Winneapolis
bat.
S9laiplGse uub Yarlors Stible weroeu auf
2lnmelouu9 III Sidetz Office r~eIerutrt.
5. $. WbatnOrc, @enerals g9ent, Dubuque.
). ". Sanlep, SstriebSleiter, ct. Yaul.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
geriammIunsen ber9urrmburaer gereiue,
2urembur8er ttnterfiisun8S'Verein
tn Chicago (Worofeite).

2uretnbttr8er ttrterffisun8S'Uerettt
tn Chicago (turofeite).
[@esriinbet am 8. SebrIar 1901
Seria M Iun9eu:
2m eriten Sonntas i'm Ipril, b. &. neil . itern
auf ben Gag faat, am 8. aprtl
am erlten Sonnta9 I'M Gull.
am erten Sonnta9 i'm October, gedrteurpabl.
gm erfen Sonnta9 i'm sSanuar, @tniesun9 Der
neiIen Seamten.
y. Hetter, 9rdiibent.
81. Yrpf, SefretGr.
Oct
2nreutbur8er ttnterEitsun8ssYeret
BON ytstp gori unS 8rpollpn.
periommelt ii9 ben pierter Sounta9 els
ues ieben WoTats, A ubr Ha9mitta9s, in
Satub &luess Subertus Saaer Sa1e,
Oil WOutroie Guerue,
;piIGeu SumboIbt Ctr. II. 8ulbuid Guenue,
SroofIgn, E. D.
rs. gdmitt. grSESeut.
Sohn y. Blum, Sesrstdr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Der ihneufe Vahasierins: 5irnit irseno cine
Gpute S~piid,eu Minneapolis At. pauI,
Scs NoiueS, at. Spispb, Dubuque
uno Chicago,
uno bic eiu;i9e 0inie, welde Speiie Gars
bur6 mad Dubuque bat.
3ug Eo. 4, tdsli6.
3u8 Io. 3, fd8li6.
@eItli6 oebeno:
Sus To. 2, td9ltb.

Seflt9 9sbent
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-23
Snbaaue surembnraer gereia.

sohu y. sIur,, estrstar.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-01-17
A FfNEPASS\EE

We find the following in an exchange
We know not the writer. but whoever
penned it had a W ondcrful command of
language. and although briefly. has most
effectively handled grand theme. viii III
must touch the hearts of all readers:
'Heigho! Eight years have made a
wonderful change, lord ca rdinal.' Of
all brilliant men of this country who fig
urcd in the campaign of 1884. how few
are left! Grant sleeps at Riverside.
Garfield lies in bloody winding sheets ut
Cleveland. Conkilng has tasted the sacra-
ment of dust. Logan lives i'm but the name
he has left behind Hancock state pres
ence is no more of earth. Sheridan,
wrapd in mantle of resplendent glory,
rests in the great bivOuac And host Of
speakers, organizers and contributors
are dead. Emery StOrrs. he Of the scorp-
ion tongue. McClellen. Tilden, Hendricks
Daniel Manning. John Kelly. Edgar K
Apgar-all gone over to the silent mai
oriiy."
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-01-17
CROP WITHOUT RAIN.

Not long since. says the Topeka. Kan.
sas. Lance while party Of gentlemen
were discussing agricultural affairs in
western Kansas. at the Windsor hotel, a
farmer from the burned anu dried part of
the state related that he had, during the
late summer raised the best sugar cane
produced in the state, in the dry regions
Of the new desert, and raised il in ninety
days without adrOp Of RAIN OIL it from the
time it was planted until it was matured.
This he urged was the most profitable
pr, duct of that part of the country. and
said that if the farmers would raise it,
ami no, tempt fate BY experimenting with
corn. they would be more successful.
Mr.. Parkinson, who tested the cane rails.
ed by this gentleman. writes that it is
the best he has found in Kansas. If these
things are irue-and there can be NJ
reason to doubt them-perhaps the sal
Walton Of that much-maiignea aud sbus-
ed western Kansas is at hand. 1t is un-
reasonable to expect that dry and arid
stretch OF country Immediately east of the
Colorado line to produce grain that can on
~ be grown under the most favorable OF
circumstances. but that is what the farm
ers have attempted TO raise.-Sprinxield
Transcript.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-01-17
VANOOSHED.

While Sheriff Mullen was returning
from Nebraska Sunday night with the
thieves who broke into Baines' store, of
this place. last week, they made good
their escape at Arapahoe. The culpriis
were shackled together and when near
the station they made for the door and
before the sheriff had time to realize
their intentions they escaped to the
ground and at this writing have not been
apprehended. The conductor held the
train for about 30 minutes when about
80 cit zens started in pursuit of the es-
capped birds, but to no purpose. They
had taken time by the fnrelock and where
they are now is beyond finding out.
LATER: Recap,ured at Colby BY the
officials of that city.-Smith Centre
Bazoo,
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-01-17
Kansas as an investment /

Kansas as an investment has al
ways been a paying one. The i'm
provements on the property have been
enormous, and they remain to enhance
the value of the estate. There is
nothing in the soil or climate which
insures individuals from loss or mis-.
fortune, but the state goes on increas.
ing in value. Because it is a good
property there is no sense in over.
loading it; but what has been done
has been fairly well done. If one
man owned Kansas and asked our ad
vice concerning it, we should advis.
him to hold OH for while for rise,
or, better, keep it as a permanent in
vestment; this is in substance the adj
vice we would also give any owner of
Kansas land. Hold on, anyhow, un-
til YOU see the outcome of lSS9.-Ex.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-01-17


One Of the great needs of the fa--
mers of Thomas county as of western
Kansas generally, is to have some GER
tain crop, and a certain market for it
at profitable prices, which will enable
them to gain living, pay their inter
est, etc, etc. 1t is said that sorghum
cane is certain crop, wet or dry,
likewise it is said that from it market
able sugar can be produced, and that
the cane on an acre of ground will
yield to its producer from $l2 to $50.
If these propositions are true, as wise
men, if there be way to bring such
market for cane to our midst, shall
we hesitate to bring it about? Farm
ers of Thomas county, get together
and talk this matter over.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-01-17
SALT A NECESSITY.
NASHUA POst.l

| Nashua Post.
A farm manager rapidly discovers, by
his SENSE of smell, whether driver neg.
let's supply the horse with salt. This
little detail in the care Of team is Of
| more Importance when the horses are
! eating corn AS large portion of the grain
ration than when oats are FED. Corn has
but two per cent of ash, or mineral in
gradients. against three per cent, in oats.
of which the saline principle is part.
The large percentage of oil in corn also
makes it hard of dig stiOn. Wheat has
but one and one'half per cent of fat while
corn has from six to eleven per cent
the flint varieties having the most. From
this 1t will be seen that some aid to d.
gestiOn is needed when corn becomes q
considerable portion of the daily food
for man and beast. Salt is always at
hand and it should never be denied to
stock. The rock salt now on sale ut stores
supplies long felt want by many u
horse or cow. and lump should be in
the manger at all times. When We read
items. by agricultural writers. insisting
that stock do not need salt we think of
the boys definition of this useful article
in domestic and animal economy: Salt
is the stuff that makes potatoes taste bad
if you don't put any on" Try dish of
unsalted ''mush" some time and realize
that: "A fellow feeling makes us won
drous kind
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-01-17
CAPITAL STOCK,
Tho president's Meesase.

The inaugural address of the Great
Rock Island Route, the Chicago. Kansas
& Nebraska Railway. is to announce that
on Nov. 18th solid vestibule trains will be
run between Chicago and Denver. Colo
RADIO Springs and Pueblo. without change.
making close connection at the above
points with all trains for Salt Lake. Los
Angeles. San Francisco. Portland. (r.-
gOn, and all points west; and at Kansas
City and st. Joseph eastward for Chica.
60. st. Louis, and all points east, north
and south. These royal trains. consist
ing of Pullman Sleeping Cars. restful. re
clining Chair Cars, and magnificently
furnished day coaches, were built ex.
pressly for this service by the Pullman
Company. and are without question the
handsOmest ever turned out by that ia
nous establishment The reclining chair
cars spoken of are free to all holders Of
first class tickets. and a courteous attend
ant will be found with every car to at
tend to the wants of our patrons. Ask
your agent for ticket via the Great Rock
Island Route, or write to
JOHN SEBASTIAN,
Gen'l Ticket and Pass Agent,
Topeka, Kas.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-01-17
SNOW. SNOW.

On last Monday evening it began to
snow and kept the matter up faithfully
during the night and much of Tuesday,
until our prairies were covered with a
heavy wet snow to the depth of SIX inch
es. This is welcome sight to our farm
ers. While temporarily taking from the
stock good pasture, it insures all fall
crops and puts the ground in good condi-
ton for working. Welcome sight! May
we have many more of the same kind be-
tween now and spring.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-01-17
TUE SIZE or Ir.

Hon. E. +. Murphy. representative of
Sherman county. in an interview with q
Capital Commonwealth reporter. spoke
these truthful words Of Western Kansas:
The only trouble with the farmers of
Western Kansas is that many Of them
don't farm. Those who simply hold
down quarter section vi land aud throw
in little wheat or corn. fail u get big
The country . failure. pull up stakes, and
49,, hark fn rites folka 8ut he f.rmers
that farm haven't word Ut complaint.
Northwest Kansas u essentially = = hess
and sorghum country. aud The crops &C
good. *