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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-08
Gle nit Weile.

Die @emltbIi9teit, bic BEL ben rsbieIts
gen @si9dftsIsutsn BrifsIS bsrri9t, 4as
ratts.iirt Aursltsn S4ou i'm yWas
tin" In bibi9sr Wsiis burd folssnbss
3usissiprd4, oas CT NIT Der Snbaberin ct:
mes 9anbiaubssiSdftss fibrts:
,Watams", iaste i'd b6Hi5, lid uins
ids Elm Yaar Sanbi1ube." Die Dame
sriSt nit usrbinoIi5sm 9adsn unb erbsbt
I'D Iansiam.
Gin Yuar 5anbidube, msin 5srr2"
ga, Wabams, elm Yaar sraue 6anb:
i5ubs. Nbsr nidt palsruu, ionbsrn,
malssrau.
pWuussrau, msin 5srr9"
ga, Wabams, r."
,gut. msin 9srr, II. 5absn Sic bic
Suite, plas III nebmen."
SD bants, ss 1T ni9t n6tbis; Id babe
Elm wsnis giIe.~
,Sis bubsn elm wsnis giIe7"
ga, man srwartst mid"
,gtsbmsn Sic ssfdaisit 9Ias."
Die Dame ssbt tn ben S~intsrsrunb bss
0abens, no cine tlsine S4usdsntreppe ems
poritsist, uno ruff binauf: rgussnie!"
Sine iuuse, friide Gimme antwortst uon
oben: yWtama!"
vSpmm' elm wsnis beruntsr, ss 1T Elm
6err ba, Der Gle bat!"
Sd bin nit 5riirsn sIsi5 fsrtis unb
tomme."
vgile bi9l"
ga Wama!"
Die Dame tsbrt biutsr ben 9absntii9
surld.
so usbmsn Sis bod pIas. msiu
peril
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-08
Yei psm Branbe Der ausifsauna =

OH ptW CluHOe pet @~bSIleuu'4 -
SEEM Sra grpoition" au st. Soispb
in Wifou,i (ni1t gu ct. Soispb In Wi5i.
gan, ME irrtbinli5 In Eslssrammsn ssmels
bet purbs), lit nit Nusnabms bss @asens
9ufapstte's, Der uon Sntiunsrn nod redts
,eitis binaussei9afft wurbe, fat gar nidts
ssrsttet morben. Ser gsrluf 1T isbr srob
unb Nib auf 1853, 600 ssi9dst. Die
RunfbaQs nit i5tsm SnbaIt ltslte einsm
Wertb pom $50, 900 bar, bic 9auptbaQs
tpitsts alsin $4,000 uno ibr SnbaIt mar
minbsifsns s5snio uisI wert5. au5 Der
cplinbriide StraBenwusen vgitp Of ct.
Soispb", pel5sr Don osr Ct. Soispbsr
Steel Gar 60" NIT einsr Rofenaufnans
be BON $40, 900 bsrsefteut uurbe, 1T gu
9runbe sesansen. @roBe 9~e,Iuits erlsis
ben bann Defenders nod bic 8asenfabris
taatsn Stuosbatsr unb bic ,6upstt 9iauo
Co.. Das Ssusr e%ntitanb mad SdluB
bes Ib~snbcorserts, ais nod uQe @e5dubs
uou Beiu5er parsu. Wan i9reibt ben
Iusbru9 einsm nIanssI6ait iioIirtsn DRAFT
Der sIsttrii6sn 9eituns gu. Der llmitlub,
baB Der ndtfe 9pbrant Il Reilen BON benz
BranbpIaee e%ntfernt mar, eri9werte uatIrs
li9 bic Q5i5arbsiten uao ma5ts lie fait
p~irtunsslos. Die Qus Iteluus wirb tros
bsr TeuerSbrurit fortgeflbrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-08
Cine faiierlihe Bite.

Ra,I V. Iiebte bic @eieuiefeit 10 wenis,
tab er am Iisbitsn isine WabISsitsn ALIEN
eiunabm. Dor IQem absr baBte er bic uns
mdBistsit, bic 5si alien 3edsslaseu isinsr
Belt ii9 seItsnb maGte. Oa tros Der oft
pisberboIten @sisse bic 1ebuns Der WdBiss
teit unter cen Rsi5sfdnbs1 fsine Sorts
id,itte madts, ueriI9ts er, pb ss inn nit
9iit ssIdnse, Der ustbaBten Sitte bss 5es
5ens snb 3utrintens GinbaIt gu tbun.
auf benz Rsidstas su 9lussburs 1850
lub er bic Rurfiriten Elm unb bepir,bete lie
taiierli9. Ra5 aufaebobener Tafsl uber
iaste er ~ isinen 9ditsn: gr babe an He
Gle cine 6,iitIide, bSfi5e Yitte su ri5ten,
cine Bite, bic wsbsr wiber Soft, nod pies
Der Ssmanbs8 &slisioa, nod uu9 sesen
bic gbre imireite fs betreffs aud nibt @eIb
ober Gut. 8suor sr ie absr aus'prsde.
mOdten fs ibm Ste 3uR6sruns ssbsu, buB
He in bisislbe siuuiuissn MOLTEN.
Gie Stdnbe, ni8is Urges us,mui5enb,
,eisten ii9 bssrsiIIi9sr @eiis ssnsist. auf
bic gitte sinsusshsu, oa he F6 ssraos in
isrsr usiden, nadeisbissn Stimmuns Be-
tanosu, IN Der IS l1ner ut, eirp1S ab3us
i8Iaseu.
ga ipru5 81 LINEN Fer Ratie,:
sd bite nun, Sbr 6iriten wolst gott
~ Gbren, mir ~ 9sfalsr unb gurer
Ssele unb gursm 2eib gum 9sfsu bod
usni9ifeus wdbrenb Der Dauer bes Geitss
tasss Sud bss 9%out,inssns enibaItsn, ions
bern 5u9 a~lsntbalbsn nidtsrn unb mdBis
bsusiien, benn ioltss wirb guren turiirit.
Ii6sn unb iiriiIidsu @nubsu CUR 9siunbs
BET, bes QsibtS, Der SseIe unb ielbtt aud
Ses geuteIs se,eiteu unb sepiB werbsn
banr aud unlsrs SsrbanbIuns usit bsTer
BON Statten seben."
Die lleberraiduns mar l irsiIib sroB
In Der 8eriamnllns, aber bas Bo,t nor
einmal sesebsn, unb Rsinsr toante mebr
suriittreteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-08
y unit NIIeslet.
Bon Ser Neuaierbe Der EruisSbne ers

Bon ber Neuaieroe Der Gruisabns ers
,dbIt bic 8isnsr v9tsue 3sit" folssnbe bib
i9e Nnetbo.e: Der CARDINAL: 5irisnbii9of
BON 5iritenbsrs usrIor iiHsit in Der lln,ses
buns isines S3lo1ss 8rsm'isr sinsn uertbs
pollen Rins. Iqss Suden bana1 mar
uerssbens, bas toiibare &Isinob mar uub
bIieb ue,idpunbsu. Dort, uo Der Rius
u~srloren mar. pflssteu bic iir bic firiferSs
bii66fLi5e &h6e beiiimmtsn Erutbibnsr
Al psibsn. Ssitosm Gage nun, on wel6sn
Der Cardinal ben 5iuseridmud petlorsn
bate, mar bas Bsnebmen bieier Ebisre,
psl9e burd ibre sroBe Neusierbe betannt
Iinb, Elm uuffduists eeporbeu. Sic JAM
meItsn f9 idsIt9 auf einem b%efiimuten
Puntte Der Gaisri li5e unb parsn pom bier
nur nit Wibe wss,ubringsn. l~lnusrpanot
unb unausssisst blittsn BE BET bieier @sls:
ssn5sit INNER auf ben obersrpGbnten
Yuntt, ii5 ssssnfsitis 3urufenb. 0a
uurbe entli5 Elm Oieusr bss Cardinals
uuf Sieies iunbetbare Ereibsn Der Gruts
babrer aufmertiam, bssab i9, ais ie
eten lire gniammlune unb lire Con
psrIation EieIten, in lire Witte unb eutbetts
nun aud BEN @egenifanb, rel9er bic
Gbisre gu tbrsm iin9itsn a~uffauenosn Be-
nsbmen peranInbte. Der funtslnoe Rin9
mar IS, beisu gsf9tiauns bic Erut5ibnsr
INNER auf elm uno ben elbea Buntt selott
bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-08
NGerfei Spas uuo Erna.

Sic GsroeutidunssDerinhe fir b
BORT Gisars, wsI1s bstanntli5 Bis Jet
immtli5 usruus!ttt limb, ba5sn cine
Ssrliner Di9tsr 81 iO!ssnSsn Ssrisn b,
Sm span;i9iteu SabrbunSet p0r's;
Wan prommenirte Intern Slnoen,
Son i3eit III 3eit blieb Giner itsb'u,
I'm iib ein hull6fraut aT;uSinoeu.
u. bolte aus benz Stui
Die SuaiterFer;e braun uno frGitiJ,
.. iduitt ben &abatrolmopS ab,
g. 900 an leinem @liibsulp beftig.
SIM gaosn am Barrier Glas
8ab's Sabntrollen nno oarebeu
Sab ma eirl rieligeS 9lacut
.So6ieine gippenlunten" tlebeu.
Sn anoern gaoen tonnte man
Sualmbolsen nell' tier Srnte fris9en.
giftuuoeln rau6te mie ;Ipor
Der iimple Sirser gum Sersnisen.
SIN bieisr Sprabusrpirruns fam
Sin Sduleus aniblag ie5r 9ele9en,
Der iorberte bic Gau6er auf,
Den Spra6ibas enoli6 rein ;u ie9eu:
Gin Ylebilelt paro a%nberaumt,
0ur6 oas ein Sober iasen ioQte,
Uie er baS pielbendnnte Hraut
ginbeitli6 finiti9 nennen poute,
Wiuionen i3ettel sin9en elm,
@ebro6en NOR Der Sann, Der Itarre,
@initimmi9 puroe ieltseltelt
Der qilt'Se QISoriid Die gt9are!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-08
Gin sslimssr snur in ole aiypen ,ann.

al Der redtsn Seite uuO untUbaIb e5 Spsr5ieas opplis
Sirt, aud bsm disqualification 9leui5en uoH Der &sIt stusu
otrbsu - Gsssnspuuib sntIOder, wsnn ieiue Hebcr uidt
sauS .aui ben 0amm" III. @Cun bic esbTssgenO numb
Oosr eutSiuest 1T, idmeySt ieIbit Der Ietiete StOB ODER
Iut. SpaBU6gcI, bic suus ,igsln, iouteH be5bulb exit
ibugm Cyisr ms &siidt bItdeu, eBe lie lid on psign
Rippsu gu ibaiien MAIDEN. @euu ietne paut uub auss
dpisl cine bluie Ocr gsIblite 6arbuns baben, t6uHt iFr
Oarauf psttsu, oaB aud feline 8uuse bcest 1T, baB isiu
atBem iausr Tie5t uuo ouB sr utbt MIR inter ben Rispeu,
ioueeru aud untsg Dem rsttsE SdultsrbIatt SbmsyStu
bat, OaB feline ginsspetbs nttt rs9stmdBis iuutiOuiysu
uuO oaB isius gerOauuus ssit6gt IL. anitatt b~anbsrsiis
ltbe .Gp6bs" an isiusn 8ippsn gu treibeu, smpisbIt tbm.
SoisttE's @tussubitityS 81 ue5men une babel gu bICbsn.
bsuu IS III in Der {bot bic bette uno b~stltrditiss DiseiSiu
iar Diassus uuO 2ebuIsipsR in Der 8dt. aua Wirtt IS
uupsrsIei6li5 In allen Idaen Don 0pspepie, Rbsumas
tismus, Gsrpoitat, &tsrsnbsidpsTNsn, taIism 6itbsr unS
auSsTsn orgauiibsu Sran.brtten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-08

&Gnias Gitb, RO., 30. SuIi, 1888. -
3usi 0o5sn lit i5 an 5sftiser 9sii5tss
neuraIsie unb aue Gusswanbtsn Wittel
bra5tsn feline 2~inberuns. SdIisBlid ses
braudte t6 st. Satobs Del wel4es mid
baus,nb 5siIte. - Sas. %. Gang, ". o.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-08
3u8 Wo. 2, td9lt6.
Su8 Vo. 4, td8li@.

Parloriiubls uub Buffet Gars auf S~ae;iaen.
Yalat.@ars uno pWtann gouboir @ars~ ami
Ha3t;Iseu.
Die ein,ige 9irie. pel9e yWanu Poubots
@ars- ;piI3en Chicago, Dubuque, Ses WOines,
ct. Soiepb, no, ct. Yaul uno Wiunsape2ss
bat.
S6lafplGse unb Rarlor= StIble perben oSt
Inmelouns in lidets Sifice r~eierptrt.
J. 5. Wbat1npre, generals atsent, Dubuque.
u. q. 8nieubari, General Gaiasier
uno Stdet ageut, @5ica9o, Sn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-08
Sraspsrtilauuq.

Our 9srtiIsuns bss Iditisen @raies in
S6fen, @artenussen, iberbaupt iiberbaupt
ibsraq, no IS ni4t wa9isn iou, sibt es
tsin snersii5erss unb sIuerIdfissres Wits
tel. ais Seifenfisbsrlause. SIN sinsm &c:
pflaitsrtsn Sofs itano Elm @rus. wsl9ss
man itinbli9 r,dben tonnts, sum Cell SO
gsntimstsr bod. Bel mebrmaIissm t,Gf'
tissn @isBsn NIT SsifsnfsbsrIause ma,
baTsIbs mad einisen Easeu total usroorrt,
unb lit %ssnunntsr Sof isst uoutdnbis iaus
Der pon 9ras. Die 9auss 1T bel isbsu'
Seifeniieter Az baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-08
2u beaften beim @sbrau9 fIbsrnsr uni

nsufIbsrnsr 95ffsI. Gin ssp6brIt5sr III:
6srnsr 9Offsl tann Speiisn usrsiften. 2dBt
man i'm !. 9. iber Na9t in elmer iauern
spsiis, 10 ssist sr ft9 bsiul 6srausns5men
blantsr aIs suuor, mas mob! 81 u~lsr!en,
aud Isi9tsr: er bat Rupfer usrloreu, we!s
DIES in bic Speiie ibersesansen 1T. Oiss
fer 9sui9tsusrluit 1T nm 10 beubeutenber,
lie srOBsr Der SupfasebaIt. go ~uerIisrt Is
Iotbises SiIbsr, In gfis selest, i~ansrbaIb
Is Tasen I Broieut an 9eui5t. 4u4
pon sinsn nsuflbsruen 20ffsl l6it ii9 in
gHis sben 10 uisl Rupfer (auBerbem aud
nod 3int) auf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-08

Ser fd,nsEn e paNaeisrius:Tisnft irssns sts4s
Voats 3a'ti6su RinneapsIis, at. gaaa,
Zee y!1iues, At. Ssiepb, SubuaHe
uno Chicago,
,,.S -, .:.... OIL. tx. eli. e..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-08

Nismanb iolte CUR Rir6e Ober iOnfisen
6HsntIi6sn geriumnIunssn seben, unb
bu,9 unaufb0rIi5ss 5uItsn ben Brebiser
pber Rsbnsr untsrbre9su. grau9e iofort
Or. Butts 6uitsn SDrup, er tcltst u %
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-10-08

Sober Der siumnl on 2sbsrs, Wassns
unb Risrsntrun,bsiten ssIittsn bat, usiB
pie ole Rrdfts seiawd4, wsrbsn unb muB
i'd ssitsbsn, bag ss niats gtisrss sessn
bisis 2sioen sibt, mic Or. aasuif R5nis's
hamburger Erppfsn. - &. Wsrtbeimer,
Gan Sranctsco, Sal.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

WE have the best of authority
for saying that you can buy farms
in New Eegland to-day for much
less than the improvements are
worth. The reason of this, of
course, is that farming there at pres
ent prices for grain doesn't pay.
Farming in the east is expensive;
much more so than in the west.
We don't have to pick stones here,
and we don't need to apply fertil-
izers before we can raise crop.
There are two sides to every ques-
ton, and before Trego county farm
ers conclude to go east they should
carefully consider whether there are
not serious drawbacks to farming
In the community to which they
contemplate removing that will off
set apparent advantages. Not all
the good things of life nor all the
bad things are to be found in one
locality. The good and evil as a
general thing are impartially distrib-
uted by the hand of providence.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

by looking upon an unkept grave.
In the last eleven years something
like 200 persons have been buried in
the Wa-Keeney cemetery. Many
graves are not marked and the lo-
cation only known by old residents
who happen to be familiar with the
grounds. Many of the graves are
yet in the old part of the ceme-
terry, and are trodden over by man
and beast. These will soon be
beyond recognition. While there
are many fine monuments to mark
the graves, many have no mark at
all. If not able to erect costly
stone to the memory of the depart
ed, place neat board at the head of
the grave. 1t marks the resting
place. There are few graves there
now almost obliterated from sight.
No person knows whose body lies
buried there. There should be steps
taken at once to mark those that
can be identified before lost to view.
Another improvement would be a
we'll, then parties desiring to orna-
ment the graves and grounds would
feel more like looking after these
improvements. There should be a
complete record of those buried kept
in a book provided for that purpose,
giving size of coffin, SO that in case
of removal all the necessary prepar-
ations can be made. Let our peo-
pie look more closely to this, as we
are all concerned in the appearance
of our ''silent city"
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

THE first person who will erect a
good Touring mill in Wa-Keeney
will have bonanza. From this
time on the wheat will be here and
the acreage and yield will both in
crease every year. We are not at
all convinced of the propriety or
necessity Of Offering bonus to some
one to erect mill in county which
in year or two will be one of the
best wheat counties in the state.
At the same time we are in favor of
looking around and in making pub
lie the only inducement that can be
offered. and the only one that would
justify any one in putting in mill
at this or any other place, and that
is the acreage Of wheat now sown
and the certainty Of a large increase
from year to year.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

If the people Of western Kansas
would spend less time in politics
and pay more attention to the best
ways and means Of developing the
natural resources of the country it
would pay their respective communi-
ties better. We mean nothing per-
sonal in this, but it is a rock-ribbed
truth nevertheless. The man who
causes two acres Of wheat to grow
where only one grew before is the
man who benefits us most.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14
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the old-time weekly. The
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You ought to read a daily
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Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14
STATE OF OHIO, CRY OF TOLEDO. !
LUCAS COUNTY s. s. I

LUCAS COUNTY 5. 5.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm of F. j.
Cheney & Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, county and state aforesaid ,and
that said firm will pay the sum Of one
hundred dollars for each and every case
of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
use OF Halls Catarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9th day of December,
A. D, 1886. A. w. GLEASON.
[sEAL Notary Publican.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and muscus
surfaces of the system. Send for testi-
monials free. FL. CHENEY & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio.
B Sold by Druggists.,75 cents.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

If there is any one place that the
living should take an interest in
and keep in good repair and well
attended. it is cemetery. While
our cemetery in in fair condition,
it might be improved, and should
be. The final resting place of the
earthly part of man should be kept
marked and attended, so that
when friends visit these cities of
the dead they will not be Inundated
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

THE First National Bank of Alb
ilene closed its doors Dec. 10th, and
it's affairs have been turned over to
the comptroller of the currency for
settlement. When the banking
house of Lebold, Fisher & Co. failed
the First National sustained some
losses thereby, and their eastern
depositors withdrew, which made it
impossible to carry on business.
The president of the First National
Bank, j. E. Bonebrake, is also pres
ident of the Kansas Farmers Insur-
ance Company, and it is feared that
the latter company will suffer.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14
Just Issued,

The Passenger Department Of the
Union Pacific R'y has just issued PAM
phlet entitled Outdoor Sports and Pas
times" which gives the correct rules for
Base Ball Lawn Tennis, Croquet, Polo,
Cricket, Racquets, Quoits, Lacrosse,
Foot Ball and Curling.
It will be found especially convenient
as a reference book for these games, and
by sending two cents in postage stamps
to E. L. Lomax. General Passenger
Agent, Union Pacific R'y, Omaha, copy
will be cheerfully mailed to any address,
FREE.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14
A Sweet Success.

The sugar mill erected by the American
Sugar company at Minneola, Clark coun-
ty, Kansas, has proven great success.
This company has the Adamson patent
for roasting the cane before extracting
the juice. and by this means many Of the
difficulties heretofore experienced in MAX
ing sorghum sugar have been overcome.
The process ia simple and economical, and
the sugar produced is an excellent quail
ity.-Ecko.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

"A son of Mr.. NJ. D. Prusser, q mer-
chant of Gibralter, N. c., was badly
afflicted with rheumatism for year OF
more, as to be unable to work or go to
school His father concluded to try
Chamberlain's Pain Balm on the boy.
1t soon cured him and he has since walk
ed ono and half miles to school and
back every school day. so cent bottles
for sale by 81. Hille.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

FROM Secretary Mohler's report
we learn that Sumner county is the
banner wheat county of the state.
Wallace county is the lowest on the
list. Some of the people Of Wallace
county are too busy raising Cain to
give much attention to wheat.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

THE G.. A. r. Memorial College
at Buffalo Park has closed. The
management will locate the college
somewhere in the near future.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

JEFF DAVIS is dead. The Union
survives and the old flag still re-
mains. There is food for reflection
in the above lines, both for patriots
and rebels.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

The stockholders of the Trego Coun-
ty Creamery Association are requested to
meet at the. court house on Saturday
December "A. 1884, at 2 O'Clock. Impor-
tant business is to be transacted. Let all
turn ont, IL. NcGAryn p
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14
To Commercial Travellers.

10 COmmerclal travellers.
A very complete vest pocket expense
book, has just been issued by the Pass
enger Department Of the Union Pacific
R'y. 1t is just the thing for keeping
correct account of expenses incurred by
travelling men, and by dropping line to
E. L. Lomax, General Passenger Agent
at Omaha, giving address and enclosing
two-cent stamp, copy will be prompt
ly and cheerfully mailed FREE.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

The Bible Reading at the Baptist
church last Sabbath evening was we'll at
tended and was a very pleasant and in
structive entertainment. The selections
were all made with decided fitness for
the day and the lessons to be taught.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14
Commissioners' Proceedings.

Commissioners' Proceedings.
WA-KKENxY, KAN. Dec. 4, 1889.
board Of Commissioners of Trego coun-
- met to-day in special session. Official
bonds which had been fled by county
ana township officers elect were approved
DANIEL Pershing was appointed county
commissioner for second commissioner
district to fill vacancy caused by the res
lgnation of 8. c. Peacock. After dis
cussing various matters pertaining to the
adairs of the county, board adjourned
sine die. G. A. HoAR,
County Clerk.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

THE county treasurer Of Scott
county is short sl,O9105. He re-
fused to open his safe, whereupon
the county commissioners ordered a
blacksmith to perform that service.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14
School Report-District SO

School Report-District 80.
Number of pupils enrolled4.
Average daily attendance
Pupil neither absent nor tardy-Loyd
Morgan.
Pupils averaging above 80 in scholar
ship-Erle Morgan, Harry Wolluer and
Lloyd Morgan.
Pupils perfect in deportment-Erle
Morgan, Harry Wollner, Frank Chap
man and Lloyd Morgan.
BERTHA E. MORGAN,
Teacher
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IA. 1889.

THE Prohibitionists will put on
their war paint now. The president
appointed to the supreme bench a
Brewer.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

For pain in the stomach, colo and
cholera morbus there is nothing better
than Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale BY b. Hille.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

The talk about Lewis Hanback, becom-
ing a candidate for state auditor is, in
our opinion all buncome. Mr. Hanback,
would like to 60 back to congress.-GG-
lord Herald.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

The discussion of irrigation for certain
counties in western Kansas, is as "base-
less as the fabric of dream" Trego
county people are on the philosophical
method. Break up the everlasting prai-
ries and retain your rains when they
City Sentinel.
Western Kansas world., 1889-12-14

-Congressmen have hard time of it,
In dispensing the patronage under their
control they make at least half dozen
enemies to one friend among the Office
seekers, and the half dozen disappointed
fellows Immediately begin hunt for the
members political scalp.-Gaylord Her.
aid.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1889-11-01
The Self-Winding Clock.

The New Haven Clock Company,
after year or two experiment, have at
last perfected a piece of mechanism
which if it does not realize the desire
for perpetual motion seems at least to
be step in that direction. They are
now manufacturing and about to put
on the market a self-winding clock
which can be retailed at SIS. The
motive power is furnished by cleo
tricity generated by Etwo lie Blanche
cells, which do the work effectually
for from twelve to eighteen months
without renewal. The mechanism is
simple in the extreme. Much of the
ordinary clock is omitted and little re-
mains save the escapement wheel. The
clock is wound every hour by current
from the two cells of the battery work
ing through pair of magnets. The
main wheel, which revolves once an
hour, connects the current at every
revolution. When the contact is
first made and the current passes
through the magnets the armature is
pulled down tn the magnet heads,
drawing with it an arm which winds
one tooth of the ratchet wheel which
is fastened to the box containing
spring Of the finest steel attached to