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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-05-31
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PROPOSALS. FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND
II STRAW -Headquartcrs Department OF
Arizona, ONice of the Chief QlartermaFteri
Los Angeles, California. April Z, l5s9.-Sealed
proposals win be received az the Offices OF the
Duartermasters AT each Of tho stations below
nsncd. until IL O'Clock, a. NJ, on h5-
Jay biay s. 1889. and opened immediately
fhc, -altor In the presence of bidders, tor INC
f,,rnia,. NJ aud delivery Of fuel. forage and
strayy am. a the fiscal year ending June 81.
1saS. nj militar stations in the department OF
AriIona gs folio, -s:-Forts Apache, How're
Grant Huachucn, Lo,.-ell, Mcdowell MSlave,
Thomas and Verde, and 81" carlos, WL'PPIs
Barracks. and Tucson. Arizona SIIit1.s, ~
Angeles and san Diego Barracks, LII. nrn
aud Forts Bayard. Seldcn, Stanton, InA an.'
Wingate, and Santa Re, New Mexico. Prete,
cncc given to articles of domestic production
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quality being equal, and such preference CIV.
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manufacture produced on the Pacilc Coast
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above named, will be entertained. spccihaa,
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blank forms of proposal viii be furnished on
application to this Office. CT TO the quarter
masters at any Of the stations nauci etoVo
s KI3BALI. Quartermaster, L. : Army.
Chief QrartermGster.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1889-05-31
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Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25
Capacity Of $50 Aero Farm IL
Northwestern Kansas.

Besides furnishing feed for horses, cows
and poultry necessary for farmers own use.
1 believe there could be 800 hogs raised and
turned on the market each year. Suppose
these hogs averaged 80 each and sold at &c
per pound, that would make $500 90. II the
reader thinks that is too wild an estimate on
the number. weight and price, then divide
8, 900 90 by 9 and it still leaves q good thing.
But lest the cholera might attack the hogs,
something that has not happened yet 50 far rs
I can learn, it would be well to raise some
poultry, sheep. cattle and horses.
In order to do such big things as this, It will
be necessary to put in plenty of cane which
yields tremedous amount of feed which will
feed all kinds of stock.
Cane is 50 easily handled: no expensive ma
chinery is needed. and little outlay for seed
while the time for planting and harvesting is
each six weeks, so that farming In this way
is nearly all profit.
Rice and cafin corn are also said to be sure
and profitable crops for stock raising. The
Indian or common corn should not be lost
sight Of. 1t should be planted ct threoer four
Inherent dmles about two weeks apaxt oome
planting would Be almost sure 20 hit ncot
seasons. ana when good com srops CO.,. uas
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25

Information has been received from
authoritative sources that the long talked
of b. & NJ. extension from Red Cloud
southwest is beginning to assume defln-
tie shape The B. & NJ. folks are not in
the habit of announcing their projects
with brass band and an exhaustive
prospectus issued in advance, and they
are not doing SO in this instance; but that
thew are quietly looking up this line with
view to some future action. there Is no
question whatever This course seems TO
be forced upon them by the operations
of the Chicago & Northwestern. in pro-
iecting the Omaha and Dodge City line
southwest from Superior, Nebraska. and
by the announced program of the U. p.
folks, who are actually engaged in sur
yeying new line from Alma. Nebraska.
to connect with the u p at Colby. eros
sing the north terminus of the Central
Branch at LenOra. The B. & NJ, folks
are forced to occupy this territory in the
near future, to open up for them the
southwest cattle country. 1t is simply a
revival of the old project talked of for
some years, which has lain dormant on
account of adverse legislation, railroad
strikes, etc. but which has never been
abandoned by the company. 1t may not
eliminate this year in actual construction
but the indications clearly point that way.
The line as surveyed enters Stockton at
McNulty's stone quarry, and traverses
the city on its west side. going to the
southwest When We secure this road,
and Its advent is only question of time.
Stockton will take such boom forward
as will make all neighbOring towns green
with envy.-ROOks Record.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25
ouickviIle News.

Who said Quickville was dead? To see the
teams in town SO thick you can't get through
the streets, and the amount of goods carried
away from the store. one would think that our
burg was not only alive but lively
Quite gentle zephyr is raging through the
buffalo grass to-day. and straw hats have gone
up.
Everybody is farming with vim this nice
weather. and the click of the corn planter can
be heard i'm all directions.
John HeisZ started for Denver last Monday,
but came back and took fresh start for Mon.
tana to-day, accompanied by BILLY" Hutchin-
son.
lyman Bnd lady of Brewster, made our
city pleasant call Sunday. Come again pc
Ople.
We wonder who it was that started to church
but did not arrive until after services were
over.
Parker and DOshe have returned from their
western trip, and report work plenty but hands
much plentier.
Pap. you and Mother will never be forgiv.
On if you drive through this town again with
out stopping, DO you hear?
We imagine that things are lively q Oklaho-
ma about now q O'Clock, p. m. Monday and
from all accounts. we judge there is about as
many men on each quarter section a. there is
grDund squirrels in Q vilie-aud that would be
quite few.
Boys let US organize ball club soon. for
in order to keep up our reputation we must
have little practice, for some of our best
players have gone away.
Old Miss Thomas County Cat, you look like
your old self again since 1.-THE turn of the tide
gave you those proof n0tices-shake.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25

some OF the frugaiity that characterized
Joseph while holding the reins OF Egypt.
Do not think mo over presuptous in dictat.
ing to farmers whist to do. for get most Of
the ideas and facts from farmers, and then
draw conclusions for the ediAcation of the
new corners and those contemplating coming,
for the farmers are the backbone Of the:coun.
try in ideas as well as finance and muscle.
Quite number of Old settlers have told me
that they came with money and tried to raise
grain to sell till their -LOney was almost gone
and then turned their attention to stock rails
ing and built up again. We are now on . more
solid basis than ever before because so many
farmers are more or less putting into prac
tice what this article advocates, and have
considerable stock.
Of course no not believe IN using beg meal
AS article OF diet. The Bible forbids It becaus,
injurious to the human family; for scientffi,
and medical men declare that it fills the bloot
with impurities and brings on scrofula, etc
But since people will persist in using it, W,
may as well sell it and share in the profits, bu
use other eats for our own use, till by ant
by the world may, through suffering, learn t,
heed the counsel of wise men.
/. H. BULLERS.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25

A special train bearing the State
board of rail road commissioners or
their duty of inspecting the U. P. Ry.
arrived in Colby from Lincoln on
Wednesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Among the number was Lieut. Cover.
nor A. j. Felt, Sec. of State VIM. Hig-
gins. State Treasurer j. w. Hamilton
Auditor State Timothy Mccarthy
Attorney General l.. B. Kellogg, &C.
companied by the wives of several of
the officers. The party alighted at
Colby for few moments and one and
all expressed themselves as highly
pleasedwith car bright little city. A
few weeks since the same party pass
ed over the c.. X. & n. Rv. on the
north side of the city.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25
The Leavenworth Times, of recent

The Leavenworth Times, of recent
date, speaking of our congressman,
says: 'Mr, Turner has been working
most earnestly, both in and out of
Congress, for Kansas and especially
his constituency Most of his bust
ness now pertains to land Office and
postofiice appointments in his district
and looking after pension matters for
old soldiers among his constituency.
He receives his mail three times daily
and his letter mail still runs from
thirty to fifty letters each mail. He
is careful and conservative in his recon-
mendaticns, and is striving to the ut
most to secure the appointment. OF
coed men, and those acceptable to the
people to office.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25

A Washington dispatch of the lth
says: Congressman Turn er has secur-
ed appointments rs railway postal
clerks for C. Y. Woodland, of Clayton,
Decatur county, FOR the route between
Republic City and Oberlin; and Frank
Mcbride, of Bogue, Graham county,
from Downs to Stockton. He has al
SO secured position for Ira McMil-
Ian, of Smith county, in the money
order branch of the postoffice depart
ment in this CITY.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25

It is proposed that system OF
water works be provided for our city.
The need is glaring of some system
which will give protection to our city
from fire, and the city council are
seeking to provide means adequate to
our needs. A poor or insufficient sup
ply of water is little, if any better
than none at all. Whether or not our
citizens care to provide such an ex-
pensive system as other places, such
as Oberlin have, remain to be seen,
but our city council should have the
earnest support of every one OF Col
by's citizens in their effort to save
property and life from fire.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25
JOSEPH A. GILL, Editor.
PUBL OF PROOF NO.
10CES.

Parties desiring their proof notices
published in the Thomas County CAT
can have the same done by request on
their application. See to it that your
application for proof reads in Thomas
County CAT. Applications and proof
notices filled out at this Office free of
charge. The charge for publication
will be $500, payable in advance.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25
BRACE UP.

You are feeling depressed. your appe
tite is poor. you are bothered with head
ache, you are idgety, nervous. and gen
up. Brace up, but not with stimulants,
spring medicines. or bitter, which have
then leave you in worse condition than
before. What you. want is an Alternative
that will purify your blood. start healthy
vitality, and give renewed health and
strength Such medicine you will FIND
in Electric Bitters, and only so cents 6
bottle at Martin & Hampton's. Drug
Store.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25

Oklahoma is opened up. The event
full day, April %, came and went and
tens of thousands of people rushed
into q hitherto uninhablted land and
with opposing individual interests con-
trary to all expectation peaceably
possessed themselves of lots and
parcels of land while their unsuccess-
full rivals stood by and granted to the
victors peaceable conquest The
scene all along the border was simply
indescribable at the hour of opening;
men on fleet horses, in wagons, on
foot, in cars, rushed into the promis-
ell land. What at noon was but a war
station became before night fall the
city of Guthrie with Is, 900 people all.
ready organized into a city govern.
ment The two land offices have been
crowded from day to day and will so
continue until every piece of land is
taken and then will come q busy
season of contests Oklahoma is q fine
country no doubt, but no more 50
than western Kansas. The disappoint-
ed land seeker of Oklahoma will turn
his eyes and steps towards north west
Kansas for . home where there is room
and Welcome for all
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25

Charles Francis Adams, in discus
sing the means for preventing railway
strikes, suggests that each of the sew
eral divisions of the operating depart
ments of a railroad should havoc its
rolls tive classes of men; first those
who have been admitted into the per.
manent service of the company; and
second those who for any cause are
only temporarily in that service. And
no man shoald be admitted into the
permanent service until after he has
served ar apprenticeship in the tenn.
porary service.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25

In regard to the flour mill no pro
positi ons were ready to be presented
on Tu esday last, the parties intend
ing to offer propositions not at that
time having their propositions ready,
within week however such PROPOSE
tons Will be forth coming.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25
Shall Colby have water works?

John w. Love, of Phillips county;
its former trusted county clerk, and
lately mayor of Phillipsburg. is large
defaulter and has absconded
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25
THEIR BUSINESS BOOMING.

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at Martin s.
HamptOn's Drug Store as their giving
trial bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Theirtrade is simply
enormous in this very valuable article,
from the fact that it always cures and
never disappoints. Coughs, Colds, Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Group, and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You can
test it before buying by getting a trial
bottle free, large size, 81. Every bottle
warranted. !
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25
REXFORD

Has taken quite building boom this
spring. 1t is about II miles east from
Colby. on the e. K. & N. Ry. w. H.
Markham. formerly of Hawkeye, is now
located at Rexford. Mrs. Markham and
Miss Harper have opened up dress
making shop, and many improyeme nts
are being made IN all directions.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25

While there is a great rush and
much enthusiasm in the settlement
of Oklahoma, there has been 40 vio-
lence and but little disorder.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25
DRESSMAKING.

Miss Lucy Dill has reopened q dress.
making establishment in the building just
south of j. B. Morrison & Sons store.
Patronage of ladies is solicited, end
artistic work guaranteed.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1889-04-25
LAND OFFICE BULLETIN.
Our Washington correspondent sends
us the following information.

us the following information.
LAND CONTESTS DECIDED.
The names of the successful parties are
printed in capital letters:
W. A. Mitchell VS. UNITED STATES
John w Robb and Northwestern Cat
tie Co VS. UNITED STATES.
UNITED STATES VS. T Graham.
Ferdinand Robrecht VS. JOHN MAY
Err.
WRS Smith VS. WELLINGTON JENK
ms.
Calvin Waite VS. JOHN r GETTING
VIM Waite VS. Henry Wilson.
IT Mcdonald VS. JNO COLT.
Geo w Stewart VS. A C BRANDT.
RS Swearinger VS. E SMALLWOOD.
FP Miller VS. O'HARA.
o. Finnegan VS. o A BODEN.
VIM Shirven VS. A MCLEOND.
J Bennett VS. J C McCRAlG.
F Hollingshead VS. w ACKLEY.
w Hastley VS. A II FORD.
H E Kingsley VS. G GARNETT.
p Simpkins VS. g BAUER.
NJ Young VS. r YATES
w n Wheeler VS. E CALDWELL.
S NJ Phillips VS. ALDRUP.
WIN BANKER VS. A l. Kitchener.
ISAAC SHOWN VS. Edwin Brooking.
GEO GIBBS VS. Johann Itzen.
ISAIH l SWAYNE VS. Robert Thomp
son.
VIM DOWNS VS. I c Pallett.
J F BRIGHT VS. A G. Mcintosh.
j W KELLEY VS. r. Cooper
w E MOVES VS. JnO Kingan
w E HARDING VS. w H Reynolds.
] 81 Hosea VS. NJ NJ Reeves.
N H Copeland VS. Page.
IL GATES VS. E Reddick.
VII LUPTON VS. C s Williams.
A L HALL VS. W w Curtis.
w WAIT VS. NJ ] Webb.
w MAHAN VS. ] II Martin.
WESTENTEIGER VS. R s Cope.
land.
F WESTENTEIGER VS. r s Cope
land.
w BENSON VS. E Kingsland.
B F LEWIS VS. Chas Barker
TW HARMS vs. Dewitt.
LDRAKE VS. R Ellis.
RID HANNO ON vs. Chas Melvin.
J w KELLY VS. Ira Collins.
GB GALLOUP VS. P Schoenisher.
A FOX VS. F J McNally.
JCB BARNETT VS. j e Williams.
] BALL VS. L Alderman.
RI Evans VS. Bert Uphoff.
JEFFERSON BAILEY VS. Ingram.
w DOUGLASS VS. G A Speer.
w B SMITH VS. c w Babb.
C II FITCH VS. Harrison Bennett.
w BENEDICKT VS. N Hunbneerk:
CHAS ARNOLD VS. E w Houston.
LUCY SMITH VS. VIM Doesher.
BENZ SMALL VS. Theo Thompson.
GO TRUPP vs. M Hens.
CM CHENOWITH vs. A Carson.
JOHN CROFTON VS. Elkana Marlar.
WILSON VS. W J Mckay.
CHAS E GUY VS. G C CAMPBELL.
BF COBB VS. Reuben F Chapel.
LUCY B SMITH VS. VIM H DOesher.
CASH PATENTS.
Nos. 346, 634. 776, 778 and 1916.
HOMESTEAD PATENTS.
Eos. 255 and 1928.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-28

Horses, says Professor George Bartholo-
new, are good deal like men; you can train
them to do pretty much what you want
Nature doesn't seem to have meant them to
do much talking, but believe their capaci-
ties in other respects are probably far in ex-
cess of anything we have vet conceived. And
the methods Of training are very similar
You can't force horsr into learning a thing
any more than YOU can a man. Affection
is at the root of successful teaching in both
cases
When buy horse and begin to train him
my first step is to win his confidence Till
accomplish that can do nothing with him
Then begin TO teach him a simple act Tc
stance would place the pedestal in front Of
him and touch him gently on sensitive part
Of the knee. at the same time constantly re-
peating some word expressive Of the act
wanted him to perform.
OF course the horse doesn't know what the
word means, and he does half a dozen
wrong things before he does the right one.
The moment he does it, however, hold the
foot there, fonile it, and show my approval
in every way possible. This is repeated 80
many tunes day till til. horse gets to know
what is wanted whenever he hears the word.
So with the more difficult acts Some OF
item take long time IN learn. 1t took me
nearly years patient work to teach Abial-
iah to walk, trot, march or pace back ward
at a single word If command but the way
he docs it now repays me for all the trouble
Philadelphia Republic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-28

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tureL The suns been pretty hot, though it Is
October. and the hot sun On that sort of stuff
always breeds malaria
Il wasn't talkin' OF sickness, said the wife
"The dear boys health is Is good a. ever.
It's his mind that's out o Sorts
"A long, soft sigh was the farmers only
reply for q moment 1t was followed by the
remark;
That city gal, spose-confound herr
II don't see what you want her COMPOUNDED
for; she hasn't done anythin' They don't
correspond
Il should hope not" said Hayn, with CON
siderable vigor He now was wide awaka
What could they write about You don't
s'pose Phil could write anythin' about our
goinls-on that would interest her, do your
mo. but young people sometimes do find
somethin to exchange letters about You
and didn't when we were boy and girl. be-
cause We lived within q stones throw Of each
other, an you couldn't keep away from our
house after dark: but Philip and--
For goodness sake. Old lady" interrupted
the husband. don't you go TO settin' yourself
down at your time Of life BY gettin' the
match maxim fever There isn't the blight
ut chance that
Il didn't say therp was. but boys viii b.
boys"
at doesn't follow that they should be foola.
dos it-not when they're our boysF
"Tinf bein' fool to b Interested in q
rich mans daughter. I've often thoaEht how
different your life might have been II I'd bad
anything besides myelf to give you when
you married me"
Il got al l expected. aud thousand times
more than deserved This assertion was
followed BY . lin, which, though delivered