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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29
] am told that the interruption of the

/ am told that the interruption of the
business on the line is laid to Bailey;
freight delayed, and general demoralizaz
ton is caused by him. think my state
ment proves the reverse; and why this
complaint by shippers that freight was
not being moved before Bailey struck the
blow? / think the cause is obvious. Is
it not caused by the destruction of en-
gincs, and by careless and Indifferent
management? AS / understand it, four
out of seven engines are disabled, and |
think it is admitted. that it is from incom-
potency of management. And did the
public know all the facts, think they
would conclude it was time for the present
management to step down and out Any
change would be for the better.
j. WILDER.
Bristol, Aug. %, 1890.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29

Get your meals next door to r. II. Jones
shoe store. [tfl OLLIE SWANSON.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29
Not Too Old To Wed.
(Richuond Paper

Hon. Joseph Christian, an ex-judge OF
the Court of Appeals, left here a few days
ago for Centre county, PENNSYLVANIA,
where, Yesterday morning, he was welded
to Mrs. Annie Reynolds, an accomplished
lady of that section.
In the early Fall the Hon. John E. Mas
sey, superintendent of public instruction,
viii marry very popular lady, who lives
in Southern State. he met her while
in attendance last Spring upon the South
ern Baptist Convention, in Fort Worth
Texas.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29

Ter by some forty-fve minutes. There
have been numerous complaints about
the delivery of the mail for months, but
it is due to the postmaster to say that the
volume of the mail matter has increased
rapidly, and the Government has not made
the proper allowance for this increase.
En- POsr
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29
Announcement.

" We organization has been suggested
liRcase Of sufficient interest-of a select
high school at the Gap, teaching the grade
of work preparatory to eastern colleges.
Inquiries as to the nature and terms of the
school can be made to Mr.. John Fox, Jr.,
Mr.. r. T. Irvine, or the undersigned.
WIN. H. BEcKFoRD (B. A., Yale).
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29

Have your shoes repaired at X. H. Jones
shoe store. ftfl F. N. SWANSON.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29

Repairing neatly done by F. u. Swan
son, boot and shoemaker, at X. II. Jones
shoe store. tt
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-08-29

Meals at all hours next door to r. Il
Jones shoe store. It'll OLLIE SWANSON.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
CHRISTIANS CHIMES.
Observance Of the Holiday BY Country
NeighbOrs.

At the Hillsdale school house. about
eight miles northwest of here. very nice
time WAS had Christmas eve The ladies
Of the district and surrounding neighbo
ho"d> Z we supper. which was n mos'
elaborate 81 read. Mr.. FrOze made a
neat little speech of welcome. He il
quite an orator. aad knew just how IL
make all FL that il was pleasure 10 he
there. George Cole then re,iied . dec
lamaiion in q cre,litahie manner A,idit
Young followed with a defamation
watch Was gwen in elegant ST, lie for on.
SD young. AZ the conclusion of Other
literary exercises about one hundred am,
nifty persons sat down Ia supper. Thi'
was grca ~ enjoyed. and the hour f"l
parting came only Ia" quickly. Many
happy wishes were express. d. and il i.
to he hop q that all may i.e permitted I,
reassemb.e next Christmas eve
RANDALL. TOWNSHIP
Christmas We was duly celebrated il
Randall township AT the Onion Sun,ia,
School house. A large c ovid WAS pres
emit. and the Chi drcn did remark:.bl,
well with their rsciIntiuns. etc. An ad
dress of weiccne was delivered by W. +
are. IN ESSAY by Mrs. Van Metre. aud
The chi.dren gave reciiations. When the
programme bad been concluded the pres
ents were taken from fine Christina,
tree and distributed. Cd Santa Clall.
was there in the person Of Ruben ID. Mis-.
ner. The audience supposed that tni>
closed the evrnin. = performance, hut mol
so, for grand surprise WAS in store for
III. NJ MIR. Mi>uer stepped into an AT
joining apartment. and with ISIS Carrie
B. Cain leaning upon his arm, came "u'
and met C. F. Howard. justice Of tine
peace. who performed hi. first marriage
ceremony Happy congratulations were
heartily ex'erded.
CHKisrMAS DINNER.
The reside ice OF Char eS w. Robbins
northwest ofthe city was the sceEe of II
merry time on Christmas day. An eie-
CANT dinner was partaken of. and in 'hr
afternoon the hist aud his male guests
had IA little round up" with jack rab-
bits. A jolly chase 1t was and quite n
successful one Among those who n SEM
BLEED around the fesial board were: G. W.
Robbins and wife. j. w Hutchinson and
family. Thomas Knight and wife. Mr..
and Mrs. James Kerr. Henry Morrison.
Mrs. Plnnel. Nsvin Beaver, Miss VEINS
Robbins and Bert Robbins. 1t was in
deed merry CHRIS mas to all present.
aud it was with regret that the guests de-
parted
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
Try Laaox, ia > best
in the market, for
sale by ChicagoLum-
Der 60. Full weights
and lowest prices.
ROCK ISLAND AHEAD
The --latest Thing In Tourist Sleep.
inv

The Rock Island has inaIyurated new fea-
ture. which promises tn create considerable
interest in railway i'm brOv.. pent. II being n
FREE tnuri-t car Services with nearly all the
conveniences Of the palace car. including col.
porter in Attendance. fine hair mattresses.
pillows. blankets. soap, etc. when Maie up
for night. fhe fourteen sections are partition
ed off with sliding panels. AN c1rtainei witt.
heavy dama-k draperies. Tables. aftachatle
To- the sides OF the Interior. are provi lei tor
each section. The cars are heated nv steam.
the aisle carPeteti. and cusDiiOrS for the
cleanliness of the cars. are aided. The 'iuti'.>
Of the porter accom- 'a1ying each car will he
similar To those 0f the palace CAR Service-to
look after the wants of the passengers and
see that the car is kent perfectly clean. In
one e'ri is the laieS' lavatOrs. AM in rae
other. one for the gentlemen. which are "a
nicely appointed AMI furnishe the most
faSfidiOus would desire The intention Of the
h;c;yo. Kansas 4 Nebraska is tn furni>h
these cars {, &c to tourists and excurs'on part
les when the num- 'er of persons ia sufficiently
large enough I" Justify the u>e of car or
cars. With such accommodations and with
out charge. there is no further necs.ssty of n
items. nor is il necessary tn make >iicn n trip
expensive. u il a great in,luc ,'nenf for part
les. clubs. nr any considerable number of per
sons contemplating "Trip to the RocSy Moun-
tains. for i'm <tap~" Aud. to .. the isenver Il
Rio rande his ad ,3'ed the same scheme.
and as the Rt Co Sand CONNECT with this
route i'm CO!urs'io. ,ae free tourist ear system
will no doiiht he generally atop.ed by those
In s,'arch OF the pleasure AMI health giving
regions of our contiuent.-KanSas City jour
nal.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
Another Romance.

Several wears ago a young Englishnan,
who hal just landed in this country, sought
employment, il Chicago He appeared to bs
fairly we'll educated. and was of genilemanly
Learin. lie declared. OH more than one &C.
caSion when he applied for work. that he was
wi,lin. 70 Il" almost any.hiug-all he wanted
was a chance. He confessed. however, that
he was not competent to perform work that
required any great drsree Of skill, and, as a
last resort. began to work in a butchers
shop. Although imneasurably superior, in
tellec.uallv. to his associates. he dill not hold
himself above them, but strove To make the
r,ost of his situation, AMI. above all. to mas.
ter every detail Of the trade. He saved his
money, Became known Is an authority on
cutting up meat, anil, il fact. was ut one
time summoned before court to give expert
testimony in case involving the assassina-
ton OF COW.
One day recently, shortly after the young
man had opened shop of his own at ~
North Says.ield street, q business looking
man entered.
is Mr John De We're inr'
THAT'S my name," the young butcher an
swered.
Il have thrilling news for you. Your
grandfather is dead. and you are now the
owner Of Three Oaks castle. Gene with me. y
There was sensation in butcher circles,
and there was much rejoicing among the
cleaver men.
Mr. Do We're returned to England, aud .
dispatch in tho papers the other day an
nounced IT,, fact that be had been kniShted,
and that hereafter lie will DO known ~ Sir
Loin.-Arkansaw Traveller.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
G. A. r. NOTES.

TIE time FIR hpls = the cath national
@. A. r. Tncanp,uent at Boston has
been fixed for the >ecnnd week in Angus,
h, ginning vi !, n parade o. Tuesday ev-
erin. Argus 1.h.
The q. \. X. posts If Sew York and
Pei n, lvania wing to attend the
mex, na,ion'l nc; mpn,ent. kalies Pos
M, 81. the .'rsrs, in New York. has
vOicsi to a'irn in holy. .e!rn posts
al Philadeph , h we vu,rd l., attend
Gen U. ;. GIat, Posi-. No. 327. Brook
lyn. n y. resented the c ,il-iren of III
public >,.',",ls .f that civ with eighty
,wn iu ting L il, d State. flags mounted
on staff Wit. .m:.,s. tassrls :nd belts
A ,oun" mi;n Y t.r name .I Weniz,
whose father !iyr,i near Peas h Orch
nid' in Geiiy>iIIry. where the all.
ragged he m">, !,unl>ll The second day.
on Sick e. lf' flank. went south before.
the wa. and wi rr il broke out he don
ned the gray. III '"., the irony of faie
The Y. u:r man >iu Il ..uri the battle
G,.it, 81 sI- with Iii battery in his faith
err. ypid. si;u;i-i MAS the case If Gain.
- nci iirw - Tie owner uf 81 p'- h'ii.
lie wcn> III al, brf,Ir Inc wal .i,rd lac
c,nfedrrat..s AMI ,.ml north IL die ON
Csilp's h II. Isl cu'si ,c the village Of
Gciiysimy. f,tr. / r was lorn
n Af osn
has issued an order E" the different posts
in his &c ar me. I ~ follows: desire 10
commend The r,ctce az pacing the Am
erican flag ever our schnel houses. THIS
pairiniH action had it, origin ia the pre-.
senia'i"r nv posts in the Il. partment of
New York oi fl,.s IL the public schools
T"e Gland Army Of lne Republic in the
institution of memorial day did our coun-
try gr'a, servir.. ~ yearly pr seating to
the Chi drcn his great object lesson of
patriot IN; if IL this can he added the
custom If II wing the naiioual flag raised
over each school house during the term
Tim. IL Will agai place our country Il =
der lasting 0bligai ons to our beloved or
der. Let the children be taught the les
son of patriotism and LOYALTY to- the ma
tiOn. Let them from infancy learn the
story of our Il ~. and every ~ hoOl house
in our laid will bee ONE recruiting sta.
ton nf loyal men and women No body
of men ca" more appropriately inaugur-
ate this custom than the Grand Army of
the Republic. whose members have suf-
fered SD much for the honor and prot &C.
ton of the flag.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
LAND OFFIt E BULLETIN.

Our Washington correspondent sends
us the following information.
LAND CONTESTS DECIDED.
The names of the successful parties are
in Dictated 10y star:
j. w. Erans vs.. " : III
l. N. Ta! l"r W. .I"scph Fulmrr.
y. A. Amos vs.. j. J. Mcmillan.
&c W. E.-ey W. G. W. Baise.
y. c. Howard vs. W IL IIocker.
F. Da.irls W. +. Se~>ler.
\. T.. Mni>ingcr W. ". J Co,lley.
W. Crosby W. j. NJ Winans.
harl"S T. Roberts vs. o car Call.
/ II. +. Wallingford vs. Chester Cis
Ter
W. A. Barnhart vs.. John Young.
John j. Phillips VS. Frank IIender
son.
*Genrge Pratt vs.. Joseph turtle.
&E. G.. Chairman vs.. G. j. Denim
ger.
Nd. A. Fittle vs.. Robert Priddy.
John Srybald vs.. J. c. Allen.
Henry j. Macy w. Thomas McMi
Ian.
*W a. B.bcork W. NJ E. FlorrerS.
II. ]. Macy W.. F. Mcmillan.
J. B. Irwin vs.. w. A. Cate.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
cPOKANEFALI.S NV LINE.

The Union Pacific hallway, having en- inlet
ed it's line to spokane Falls. Washington terri.
terry. Is running it, trains direct to that point.
thus forming the most desirable route from
Inc ,aSt On account OF its Pullman pa ace
sleeping cars. Pullman dining cars. and free
Pullman coloniSt sieegerS.
Spokane Falls i situated in the Palouse
counfr, and is the distributing centre for a
section of the Northwest the reSolrces of
which are unlimited As an illustration: 81
So bushels of wheat have been raised from
i.US acres of land Another feature of tn
country greatly conducive to the raising OF
CROPS - tin. rsnless harvrsts. TO rain falling
~hile crops ar. being harvested
MANY desirable" farms may yet be had In Ibis
remarkably productive region on reasonable
terms. and mcrp favorable opportunity for
rrocurinr farm cheap will not soon present
itself again.
Fpr pamphlets descriptive of the country. or
for rates. rin. tables or maps pertaining 70
f..e MON Pacific railway apply ~ your near
est ticket ~ ent. any agent Of this company,
or the undersigned. Is. Il. LOAax.
GenI Pass. Agt.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
That Was Different.

"Can IL have word with you in pri.
water stamm. cred the young man. Us lie stood
at rhe door of the private office.
"Come in" replied the head Of the firm
Now, what ISL
"Tou-you are aware of the fact tina,
Tina, You have been with this house for
Our wears. Ics, s.r. am aware of that fact.
Want to leaves"
Ca, no."
Didn't know but yoa had had a better
Ger. Ii 50, you c@l So"
That's IL: it, SIR"
"Oh, it la't. Want az increase OF salary
do YOU! Well. you won't set it. We are
now payin., yoa all You are worth aud little
more"
1T isn't that, sir"
1T Isn';. Thel what are you driving atf
II want your daughter Molly"
.'Eumph! That's different. Go and TAXI
Ler and he hanged to you! thought sou
were fishing for raise Of SALARY. detroit
Free Press.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
4 PECULIAR CASE.
An Illilois Woman Dies Three Times
Belief That she was buried while
i'm q Trance

SPRISGFIELD, H.. Dec. q. = The in
h,biian of the little village Of Curran.
q .w miles west of this city. are all acOg
Wi b excitement occasioned by the strang.
and Sirg Tar condi ion of woman by the
pane IF Mrs all lam North According
TO The statement ~ a phyliG ian this lady
1as given up the ghost and passed over
The River Jnrdon on no !, IS than three
occasions. white other physicians have
declared her yet in the m ,rlal st For
6svera' days she has been suffering from
q slight illness and while under the ply
Eicisn's care was not thought to be seri-
1Isly troubled. She was a charity patient
zend rs the board of supervisors of the co,
4aty refused to allow the bill OF DR.. Eos.
Ter. who 1rst attended her, he refused to
further treat the patient, and Dr. Balm of
Pennington. neighboring village, was
called
The woman first died. as the latter
physician declared. Saturday night al II
O'clock She was placed in shroud and
all arrangements made for the burial
Sunday afternoon Some of the neigh
bprs. however. suspected from the ap-
pearance of the woman that she was mol
dead. aud DIR. Foster was prevailed upon
% make an examination. He did 80, a'd
found plenty of evidence that the woman
Was only in state of rignor merits FIR
tior. There WAS insensibie breathing
AMI muscular contraction of the chesu.
tine temperature Of the body in certain
parts seemed normal. while in others the
flesh had all the icy GOODNESS OF death
The pulse beat was final y determined t"
b. thirty minute. The doctor rubbed
away tie blood from the outer skin and
found il flowed up hill. and also that upon
raising the stiffened limbs that the toes
Gro ked downward, something never
seen in n body when life is extinct.
Through the vigorous efforts Of DR..
Foster and others the woman WAS finally
thought out of the trance-like state and
cCce more dweit among her friends in
mortal shape. She was able to converse
but unable Ia tell the nature of any SEN
stations experienced while i d, the trance.
but DECLARED she was perfectly conscious
of everything that transpirrd abou! her.
Sunday night another collapse Was ex
perienced ut sb,ut the same time. and
she WAS again declared dead by DR. Baiu
who again assume charge Of the case.
An examination by others. however, sat
fshed them it was but repetition of the
previous nights experience. and the wO-
man was again resusitated only to again
lapse int" a s.a,c Of insensibility ON the
following night at about the same hour.
Friends W, rKrd over her until Wednes-
day withou, avail. and no further signs
of life or consciousness appearing. she
was buried yesterday afternoon
There seems To be great deal OF doubt
now. howcv r. AS tn whether the woman
was dead and whether or not she was not
buried alive, although beth physicians
scout the idea aud declare the woman tc
be dead. aud the trouble TO he collapse
on the corn r. The peculiar circum-
stances of the case are attracting general
ali, utiOll
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
SMUT In GRAIN.
How the Farmers Can Get Rid Of this
Terrible Enemy.

Farmers of Thomas cuun y need not BIZ
told of the severe loss experienced by
smut in ia 8 aud wheat. The l.'ss Is very
heavy. Throughout the State il has been
est mated at snmelhing over 81. O.9 Il
year. Ii there is WAY To prevent this
annual shri"kage i'll the value of these
Two crops the. iarInc,> Want to know il
A method is suggested and recommended
10y The government experiment sal III at
Minhatian which j. said to work yer
well and as il Is cheap AID easily tried
aad can do no harm even if ii should
prove i,"i +. success. We give IL herewith
Provide Il vessel of w tier al Il ieul'er-
allure of about 80 to 100 degrees. Put
seed oats ia gunny sack and dip in this
water SO the grain may he brought up to
that TEN, .erature. Provide u >ec"nd YES
), with water at temp, Ialure of l3O tu
l3J degrees. Take sack of oats from
drst vessel, then Dip in second one; leave
there about two minutes. then lif, out
dui OH tue SIuiu duOuI So suot va ~
may c,,me in contact with tac hot water
Repeat this several times. lermitting the
Z. ain TO remain in the hot waller about
fifteen minutes. Then dip in tub Uf
cold water and spread out to dry. This
may he done any time during the winter
or just before seeding time in the spring
Seed thus treated will give you crop
of oats without black head or smut
head 10 the dcrs.
In half day u can treat enough
seed in this way 10 plant "a hundred aci c
field with. Try it and report result. II
our description IF process is not saiisfac-
tory drop u postal card request 10 Prof.
Shelton, Manhattan. Kansas. aud receive
Bulletin No. October. 1889. containing
all information un the subject. Expert.
,nenis demonstrate the fact, that u clean
crop caHuo, he grown from seed from a
field in whica smut appeared the year
before unless treated in the manner iDdi-
Gated above. Also. that ii clean cr p will
he grown everv time from & Nh tienl
,,r from seed t,eated b. this Jensen meil.
I'd. IL 1888 the out crup of Kansas Wa,
VA ued nj $l2 9OS. AMI tue IS by
smut alone thai year Was more than 81 :
3D. 0ts.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
Gals.

S0SSs
eone:i.nes so-ter thin: ~ row
T.. eastern gals t.lc lest,
An thea SUBWAY cotton to
The Ssl fr,En out tis west
TIC eastern eel has got en- &c
Like briers-saarp en- EecI.
cut thea tiSt western rl:ide:. ) Sot
form that's lie queen
Sum TO-, prefer the one. en- sun
FREEZER the o:.ic.- so.':.
EFT wen I j.l:--. lis 20: TO Sc,
i:soc-s Tia - re.o:',
For 'piayuDs diIs- w.:.l j. Gomez
10 si-s 'e..i sii. bj 49,.
Esocs-i1ily wlea poo. ,lc1s
lscountil' ol briLe
T.:.rs tarnin' Ia the c:s:, iaow.
Al wc,.tl OF IN Tia. vest:
c: T.lel i. cJ:.s,.s - c-iCos: oetveeo-
e. cu,:i: Li:.t IS tae tsst-
Tic eastern E,:it;r1 loves hrIr bocs-
TIE Gestern uisiL hIir t:rrI.
An 70 between en- bUt.i. you SO.
They have u takin Cacr.u
Tn deep il love with ecst en- vest
An. cont Enow w...ch 10 e.,oEse:
Perhaps ia y ter sop u thins
EOca On en-, might refuse.
III try tie ea&-the west mean
e., kissed plum Oh tie mout..
I've changed my mind en- noS VII taks
QDA4a fs~,vx~ h~.s~ n,sfA
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
A QUESriUN AAsW Erred.

A subscriber in Illinois asks:
Ita maI owns a farm in Northwestern X n.
sas, has il all paid for and money TO itnpr
1t, and has got get-up and 90, can he make q
good living?
lie certainly can: If he has it all paid
for and money to improve it. he can gel
fich in very sh TT time. A man in lii
nois living on rented farm is foolish 10
stay tn re when he has money to buy and
i'm rove 100 acres here. There is no bet
Ger land than in Thomas cuuaty and lily.
ang 10 just - cheap as in Illinois,
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
APREsENT TOFARMERs.

We have made q special arrangement with
the Farmers Friend Pub Co at South Bend.
Ind. toy which We can furnish all advance
pa ing suh>criberA free Of charye one yesrs
subscription to the FAr,rcrs' friend y sixteen
rage agriculfurn; and family paper, published
twice q month at nfty csnGs q year This is
virtually maktns eaca OF our advance paving
copies can be see4 NJ this ONCE or will he sent
Ia any of our sutocsihers who will write for
them to Farmers' Friend, South Bend. Ind.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
She Had Given Her Mite.

ION the way to Sunday SCHOOL, Mamma,
you haven't given me my Eve cents yet 70
send to the heathen.
II have just gwen it to the heather my.
self. Tommy. The conductor charged mo
full fare for you Chicago Tribune
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
DIRECTORY.
Church

. ,r. ,.Iing Zach sabbath morning and evcp-
5,rY- II ~ ~ AMI u. m. Sunday School u
q ~ PRAYER meeting Thursday. Z .. IN. Meet
ing of official board first Monday in each
1......, ~, .... 1.....r meeting every Friday.
Fy m L. SHACKELYORD, Pastor.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
To the Minister'S.

He-Now, dearest. that We nre out for .
walk, is there any place you are particularly
i sirous OF goin. TOT am ut your service
She Ghyiy,-Vcs. Georse: I would like to
20 to that hi. white house over on the next
corner.
Ee-All right. dear. Some friend Of yours
lives :herc, suppose.
She--Yes, George the minister.
lie Caught on."-Yan.,ce Blade.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
What I'D tho Hnsiness.

Tom Speedie-l understand that your old
aunt altered her viii at the last moment,
lcnving you out i'll tine COLL. Cut you OF with
O shilling, Ell!
JACK Goephas;-No: cut ms or with cod
icil.-Lawrence Americaa
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02

Mrs Bsansoup ito Mr.. FrontFoom,- you
attended the meeting Of the Independent
Order II Boarllers last night
Mr.. Fro ntroom-Ia ccideutly Stumbled into
the meeting
/ And sou declared in burning words cha,
the time has come when boarders should rise
above tho tyranny Of the boarding house
kesFcr."
Il may have said something to that effect.
Vel, as you wish u riss. I've sent your
trunk up TO the fourth foor. back. Next
time you c,ake a bad break about boariin.
i,'use tyranny. you'll room on the rOof.n-
Time
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
City Directory

MavoV-T. p. FaehaD.
(lerk-C. B Hakin.
Trrasnrer-J T. NFg'emre.
Attorncy-.Ios A Gill.
Police .Ind"c-J. A. McKillip.
Mnrsuail-WIn Folds.
"A. Il. Garfield.
~ /" Shimt.
Goodsoe.
Weld
Irwin.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02
B aptiSt

Preaching every Sabbath at the new church
4. II q cock a. m and 7:3o p. N. Sun hay
SCHOOL - IN. Prayer and teachers meeting
= "Wednesday evening Covenant meetings Sat
<prday before second Sunday in each month.
L. ID. GOODWIN.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02


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For Rent.

A splendid house of four rooms mn
mer kitchen. and all modern ,nveui IT.
es for ren, cheap. Inquire at the CAT
office
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1890-01-02

Final proof notices published hereafter
in the Thomas County CAT. The did
price at "a OO will prevail. Contest motto
eS s.. GO each.