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A QUESTIONABLE DODGE.

1t has become so common of late to
resale the public with such very in
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"curious Incident which stories al
ways end in some humbug advertise
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knows whether he can spenu time in
reading any newspaper statement
whatever. The unlicensed extent to
which such practices are being carried
would seem 10 call for law to sup
press the use of the public prints for
purposes OF deception, for what bet
ter is it in morals to take mans
time under false pretences than to
take his money? Let everybody es-
chew all such lodges and patroniz-
only outspoken and reliable advertis.
ers and business men such as emerson
d co.
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CHAPTER VI

But far from being better the follow
ing morning, Denis was much worse.
Charles, who had sat up most of the
night with him, and who came down to
breakfast more cool and indifferent than
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18

The Kansas City Star Dec. Sth
says. "The Thomas county Car has e,
pired, the longevity Of cats has beer
exaggerated"
Again, in its issue of Dec. 18th. 1t
says: The death Of the Thomas Co
CAT has suggested the propriety O
sending it to Prof. Dycbe of the
Kansas University to be stuff
el."
TO enlighten the bright IL editor
Of our leading contemporary, in ole
"Misery," Oh this great and all i'm
portant subject, We will say, he
sesms to have just got on to tho Al
lance campaign lie that was started
few days before election. The
Car is neither diseased, or dead
Neither does it need to be SEN
away to be .'stuffed" for it is JUS
now stuffed full OF live advertise
ments. The CAT don't mind being
| advertised BY the Star, but prefer
o ,e adver tised as alive and still
yowling for Colby, Thomas county
and western Kansas.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18

y Go to Thompsons with your but.
ter aud eggs. Brewster Kansas.
New Gsods... cA.issn.. Gsods.
See the People going to B.yha''
"New York R.cket''i They Crowd
the House.
We had the plsasure OF examining
several Of Miss Laura Yields besu-
tiful works of art, in the way of oil
paintings which she has lately finish
ed for relatives in Denver, and other
places. She has painted two beausi-
full Storks, ono Bird of Paradise one
swan, and an Elk. These pictures
are in style and art the French mode,
on silk plush, and certainly displa,
the skill of the artist. She also ha.
painted a spread for a center table,
and a handkerchief case, which are
indeed beautiful and will make very
choice Christmas gifts.
Rev. Meyer OF tho German Luth-
Gran Church, who praeches at this
place once month, and also holdss
services in other points in this and
adjoining counties, has been writing
letters to eastern churches, and
friends, and has up to date received
about 81 800 in cash to help thu
needy members Of that church, n
these western counties. He dis
sr;buted nearly $500 among his
,hurch members in this county las,
week and will still expend more. He
expects to raise at least three OF
;our thousand dollars, for this work.
We sincerely hope he will, for he is
certainly doing noble work.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
About Immigration.

WASHINGTON, ID. g. Dec. 10TH
The house members of the joint COM
mittee on immigration have agreed
rpon bill to regulate immigration.
The bill is intende d to make the law
much moro effectual than the pres
ent law. The object of the bill is
not to check immigration in general
but to check the fl, cd of undesirable
immigrants. One important pro-
vision is the exclusion not only OF
paupers, but of those who are likely
to BECOME panpers. Polygamous
persons are also excluded by the
bill.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
"WOrklng" The Work ers.


Tne Democratic papers are again
advancing the argument in favor OF
free trade that the skilled working
men in America is more intelligent,
;2ore expert, quicker in his move.
ments and has reader adaptability
than the corresponding European
worker. He takes more readily to ma
chinery and labor-saving inventions
and is quicker to see and suggest
improvements. Therefore his servic,
IS are worth more to the employer;
ne is better producer than the work
men in European factories.
Now this from the Republican
standpoint, is q reason why the
American workingman ought to have
better pay than the wage-earner in
Europe.
+ But that is not the Democratic FREQ
trade Wow. Their proposition is this;
American manufacturers do not
need protection. Their workmen
will earn more for them in a days
work than will the workmen in Euro.
pean factories. Therefore abolish
the tariff. the American workman by
mis- superior intelligence, skill, e1-
pertness and industry can compete
with the w0rkmen in the old world" "
In other words, the Democratic
proposition is to impose penalty up
on Americans because they have de-
veloped themselves into a superior
handicraft! BE diligent, work faster,
work harder, mix brains with your
work, pour out in generous libation
upon your work bench all there is in
YOU and we will reward yon by put
ting yon upon a level with your poor
or paid brother in the old world. Fol
that would be the outcome in the
md.
ThisO, workmen of America, is
the feast to which the Democratic
party invites you and to which, in
the late election, it tried to scare
you by a false cry OF 'high prices
I-Ex.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18

Plumb, our junior Senator from
Kansas, seems exactly plumb, on the
financial interests of this country
His prompt and vigorous efforts to
ward the free coinage of silver and
other measures for the increase OF
circulation, will, we believe accom-
plish much good.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18

But We can cure you If you will pay
as: Our message is to the Weak. Ner-
veus and Debilitated, who by early
evil habits, or later lndescretious, have
trifled away their vigor of Body. Mind
and Manhood. and who suffer all those
effects which lead to Prem&:ure De-
cay. Consumption or Insanity. If this
means yon, send for ana read our
Book OF Life, written by the greatest
Specialist OF the day, and sent sealed,
by addressing DR.. Parker's Medical
and Surgical Institute. l53 North
Spruce st. Nashville, Tenn.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
BEGGs FAMILY xEDlclyEs.

These medicines are daily gaining greater
popularity, and the steadily increasing de-
msnd for them caa csly be accounted for by
their true merit They are prepared with the
utmost care, and eaeh medicine il pu: up for
. particular disease. Every bottle Is gua,an-
teed to do all that is claimed for il on the
laebei, % that 10 one Who Ds5s . bottle oi
BTgs's Family Medicines can b disappo(ssed
Sold b Mariia aaa Hanptso. t3)
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
\ Office For publication.
Land ONCE at Oberiin Kas. No. U705
Nor I'd 1900 (

Nov Sd, 1880.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following nam d
settler has Ied hatce Of hts Intention to make nn al
proof support Of his claim. and that said proof II
his absence before the Clerk thereof. Of Thomas
County ut Colby hsnsas, on Dec. 3oth, isae viz:
James Mock, II. E. No. 5l3o.
For the n w. 4 OF 30. Town 3. S. Of Range 81 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation. of said and
viz: John N. Kern. George p. Smith. Francis from
bley, samuel b. wasson. all Of Colby. Kan.
n-I3-34.s Cyrus Anderson. Eegister.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Sitting Hall settled.

The late dispatches from the IRON
tier, state that in melee with Res
erYation police on Monday the 18th
Sitting Bull, and one of his sont
and FIVE Of bis followers were killed
also seven Of the Indian police. The
U. S. troops assisted in the encoun'
ter and put tho remainder of Sittin 6
Bulls forces to rout, and captured
the entire camp.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Another Trust.

The bootblacks of SanErancisco
Cal, have organized a trust, anc
have raised the price for shining
boots from 5 to 10 cents. They say
it is the Mckinley bill that raise d
tho prices.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
: A Boom For Kiuefisher.

K1SGFIsHER, OK. December 10.
The passage Of the Kingiisher cap
ital bill again by the Legislative coun-
Gil this afternoon, created great e1-
citement hero. There seems to be
no doubt Of tho Governors approval
of the bill, as it has been amended in
accordance with his suggestions.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Notice Of Final Proof of scheol Land,

The undersigned having fied bis petition with the
Probate Judge Of Thomas County Kansas for the
purchase Of the Sw u Of Sec, IS Township 10 8. a
Range IS west. The same being School Land. hereby
gives notice of his intention to make fnsl proof Of
settlement and Improvement said land before
the Probate Judge at his once In Colby, Kansas on
Dec 10Th 1880 by two Of the following Witnesses via;
Thomas Hanthorn, John johnson. C. 8. johnson and
o. + Gustus.
Signed; AzDRo J. JonNsoS, Claimant
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Unlimited Coinage of Silver

WASHINGTON, December lO-Sen-
ator Farwell to day introduced bill
to amend section l of the present
silver law SO as to direct the Secreta-
ry Of the treasury to purchase all
the silver bullion that may be offered
at the market price thereof, not ex-
ceeding 81 for 37l.25 grains of pure
silver, and to issue in payment for it
United States treasury notes,
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
POORFARM BIDS,

before jan 10Th 1921. for the care Of the Poor Farm
;or year beginning March ist 1891 applicants to
furnish teams. implements. board and everything
Necessary &c run the ;srh. Bids must state vhat
price per week they will for the paupers- All
the proceeds Of farm TO 10 the successful bidder
Bidders must also state npon what terms they viii
take the farm.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Thomas County
BANK.
OF COLRY KANSAS.
Transacts a General Banking
Business: Prompt attention
given to Collections and all bus
mess intrusted to our care.

Christmas nsxt week.
Follow the Crowd to Bayha's Store
N. Donelan has moved his family
into town.
Trimmed hats at cost at Mr.:
.ngls's,
VIC. Nicol and family we're in
Colby Saturday last.
Thompson has full line OF Chris .
mas candies, at Brewster.
Our Werner correspondent mas turn
cd out to be quite 4 poet.
The Catholic church. at this place
IS fast nearing completion.
Tom Rutherford made a busines
nip to Phillipsburg last Friday.
Misses Dea and Villa Mum of De-
'snd. were in the city Saturday.
On ano.be, page We give the d..
oec,ory of the business men OF e olby'
Butter 18 cts. Eggs rs cts al
=; Thompson and Co. Brewster Kan
Judge Newell of Burlington Col,
made our city q business visit yester'
lay.
b. Woodruff, took a trip te
aarysvills Kan the first OF the
week.
Attorney Lessenger is acting the
devil" 3. the Free Press Office, thl:
week.
Mrs. Stephen Waters, OF Levant
who has been yery i'll, is now re
covering.
BAYHA will sell you more good
Tor your Dollar, than You can ge
Elsewhere.
sam. Eousse, is now receivin.
.hs hay he bought in Oklahoma. l
IS good quality of blue stem.
F.rve Fixen and family of North
feid we're in the city Friday and Sa,
arday tho guests of r. NJ. Jones.
The Presbyterian sabbath schoo
viii have a christmas tree, on chris
.uas eve. A good time is anticip;
red.
Christmas comes but once . yea
and is the season for merriment, an
sift giving but not the time to getc
spree.
The festive small boy sttene
Sunday school regularly now, G
,ccount of the close approach {
christmas.
w. P. Moon, aud family left la
Friday morning for Galesburg III
where he has secured position
tile factory.
Will Troutfstter, who has hs
:, S:hsrre Of ths telegraph Office
.yssi6Art G Oh, for soana times ia hez
ser = fow days.
T6rtamncx-t>ssss-ii iiz ..hr .h-e. = 4
uarke.. have just received goo
,spply. Whom needing coal go
! +. Meglsmre.
Read the advertisements ON Il
airst page, then 60 and select, q.
.hnv some nice Christmas present +
ytn,r relatives and friends.
We wonder il there won't be
fe~ weddings in Colby about Chris
m.s. Come boys there has not be-
N,aszriags notice for some time!
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
40 OB4u,o. i,
ntn4 Wuiy, l lnttl
Ianuars Les daneous ma

All winter millinery goods,
no bats, l am simply reducing
prices to get out of goods, and
raise money.
Also, a big line Of Fancy ar
ticles and art material, toys etc.
which I will sell at bed rock
| prices Little Cash Store.
J. A. McKillip, Prop'r.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Spec o, Meeting County Commits.

8fOueTye
coLBy KANSAS, Dec Sth 1890.
Commissioners met pursuant to - call in special
session. -
Members present. ". II. Smith. chairman, A. j.
Sentcr. and ". L. Thompson. and ". W. Smith
Co .nty clerk. By J. y. Fike Deputy.
The objec. o. 'he meeting 20 confer with n
committee oi lie citizens and take some action In
securing aid f1r those In distress
Commlss UErTs met with committee and the con-
ference occupied TIE entire day.
On motion he Boar. adjourned until Friday Dec.
l2th. NJ ocicCz i n.
CoLBY Kan. DEC. 18th, 1890
Commissioners met pursuap: to eadjourrment.
Members Present, W. II. smith chairman, A. j. Sen
ter W. L. Thompson and w. W, Smith, County
Clerk.
In relation to iustructns the County. Clerk to
make . financial statement as furnished BY W. II.
Moore for the entire year. TO October 10th. 1890 On
Q being taken. II was decides to publish no fur
ther report for tnis year After meeting with the
executive committee Of the Aid Society, the Boa
on motion adjourned.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Notice For Publcalron,
Land Once At Oberlin. Kan. I No. ~
Nov 10th lSy0

Land Once At Oberlin. Kan. No. 17l7
Nov. 10th 1880
Notice IL hereby gIvel that the following ned
settler has nled naticc Of his to make nnai
proof in support OF his claim. and thai ssid
proof -l be made before the Probate Jucgs
Ex Oficio Clerk Of Probate Court of Thomas county
Ks. at Colby. Kan. on Dec. slst. 1850. viz:
James A.Cole, II. +. No. 37S7,
for the NE. 4 Of Sec. a. Town IS Of Range ssW
He the following Witnesses to prove bis con.
tinaous residence upon and cultivation Of said land
viz: r T. Hemng. Of Qnckville. Kas:; }. 7. Spice,
Peter Trump. Phillip k~ck. Of Colby, kansas
ll.2U-3jS. Cyrus ANDERSON. Register.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
BEGGS' GERMAN SALVE.

The increased demand for Beggs' German
Salve, not only proves that it has merit, but
also makesit almost uniYerssl household
remedy. When you wish . good reliabl.
ointment, call for Beggs' German Salvs, and
you willnot be disappointed. sold and war
-anied by Martin Hampton. i2
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Notice For Publication.
Land Oface at Oberlln Kan. .-Ko.20i

Land Ofdce at Oberlln Kar. .-NO.205N.
Nov. Sd. 1880.
notice is hereby given that the following-named
settler has fled notlcc of his intention TO make a
nal proof in support Of HIS claim and that said proof
Will he made before the Probate Judge E1 1cofdco
Clerk OF the Probate Court of Thomas Co. 1t
Colby, rs. on Dec. 18th 1850. Wig:
ID. P. Windle, II. +. No 1915,
for the y T. IL of Sec. Is Town c. S.. Range 81 W.
He names the following Witnesses to prove HIS
land. viz: Jacob Ii. Read Hugh A. NcAfoos, Joseph
Fullerton. ". ". Smith, all Of Rexford. kas.
ll-l33a'S Cyrus Anderson. Register.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Notice For Publication.

Land OBte q UberIin, kHn. I NO. UIlJ
Nov. 10Th 1880.
xotice Is hereby given that the following. named
settler has hed notice Of his intention to make Anal
proof in support of his ea and that said prosf will
be made before the Probate Judge and ex,oflco
Clerk of Probate court Of Thomas county. ss Colby.
Kan. on lee. soth. 1850, viz:
William Ronseek, H. E. No. 5664,
for the S. Z. 4 of Sec % Tvp. s .. Of raase s7v.
he hames the following Witnesses TO prove his cen.
tinuops residence upon. and cultivation Of said land
viz: John Dean, Henry T. KIudson, Edward 0our-
suin, John Dowdau. all Of Delsnd. Kansas.
ll.oD-SsS CYICS AnpInsoH. Register.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Notice For Publication.

land Omce 81 OberlIu kAn. No. 0s36
Nov. 18th $50 \
Hotica 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has ned notice OF his intention make final
proof support OF his csm. and that said proof wl
he made beiore the Probate Judge and ea-ofnco
Clerk of the Probate Court Of Thomas county ~
Colby Ks. Jan. 9Th. 1891. viz:
J. II. Richards, II. E. No. 7723,
fer the z of Sec. i2, Town 8 VI Range 8. west
II. names the following witnesses 70 prove his
tnuous residence upon. and cutiyati Of said land
viz: Ambrose II Psrtch Morgan J. williams. David
] Olds. Walter Bottorf. sll of Colby, Kansas.
ll-2-S56 CYRUs ANDERSON, Register.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18

Letters remaining uncalled for in
the postoffice at Colby for the week
ending Dec. 10th 1890. Mrs Emma
Feastsr, Miss Abbie + Howaea, Mrs.
Susan Mason, Mrs. J NJ White, Mr..
Wiley Dixon, Gram Dinwiddie, D,
w. Tucker, John b. Wells.
Daniel Bradbury, P. II.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
NorICE FoR PUBLICATION.
Land once At Oberlin; Kaas. No. T7o7

Nov. Sd. 1850. (
Notice IL hereby given that the following named
settler has nled notice of his intention 70 maze Anal
proof IN support of ,.,, h;: claim and that hat
District Court or in his absence before tie Clerk
thereof Of Thomas Co. st Colby Kan on Dec 50. !ssO.
viz:
Henry A. Robbins, H. e. NO. 72O6,
for the \ of Sec "a IOWA s. Of Range Sc "
He names the following witnesses To prove ble con-
tnuous resd-pce upon and cultivation Of said and.
Wis John Kemp. OF Colby Kan. Carl 5: Hoover,
John C. Patterson. Charles Sherer. all Of KuEa Kas.
l1-I3S4-6 CY1CS AEDBR00N keHster.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
inf Il f. No 524N
Notice For Publica.iou.
Land Once at Ooerlil Kan. ! 10. 2cs
Nov. 24th ls90.

Land once at O1eriin Kan. Ho. 2ER.
Nov. 24th is90.
Notice 10 hereby given taat the followinE. named
nef Nv ono M % cIs.m sS ths, az
proof viii be made before the Clerk Of the District
court Of Thomas county. a. Colby Ksnsas. on Jan
3rd 1891 viz:
Henry Kusster, n. E. No. 11549,
fer the SwH Sec q TWP. 6 Range % ".
He names the following witAeasee 70 prove hf1
contInuaus resideAee uol, and cultfvst1el of 0at1
land. viz: John Dowdall John Dean. Robert ..
Devtdsdh, Bethusi Hura- all q DeLand Kansas.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Notice.

Sunday A. NJ. Dec. 2lst will be
services at Levsnt 10 o'clock for the
German Lutherans, also will divide
there some money to my members
who are needy. Service at Colby in
the Presbyterian church will be Z O.
clock mountain time same day.
Rxv. CnAsEAixY.s
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Nov aifh 1aQl

Land once at Oberlin Kan. No MA
Nov. cath 1880
yoiice Is hereby given that the foovfnguamed
settler has filed notice Of his make final
proof In support Of his claim and that sad proof will
be made before Probate Judge and ex-ocio clerk Of
Kan. on Jan 3rd 1891, viz.
James j. Hunt, H. E. No. $500.
.or the W 4 sec . twp. Q. Range S ".
He names the following witnesses TO prove his con
tinuons residence upon and cultivation Of sa.d land
viz: Richard Il. Elliot Colby Ears.. Rudolph Miller
Colby Kans. Allen S. Novland levaat kans. Stephen
A. Harrell. o: Colby Kansas.
il-2.-s-3 CYRus ANpIRsoH. Register
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Taxes are dpe on the Arst day of November. A re.
bafe Of ~ per cent the whole TAX 10 allowed II
ernber 2fsf no rebate - allowed. and per cent.
penalty 10 added. and penalties of per cent. each
allowed. unIers the whole tax II paid af ore time
Lands are advertised In July and soid tee A'se
cets VIII araw INT eess as the rate Of per cent pef
snnum untl raid. Three yea from cate OF sale q e
holder Of ceftincate viii be entited TO oeed and
ave yeaTa thereafter the deed becomeP sbeclute. :
REnsoNAL PR0PxRTI TAX.
The law roeuires the County Treasurer 70 Issue
i0t % Rpl9 Al Rsrs2ael Rroasrsx On Eeleh =,
varrsst he Il allowed 10 cents per mile for every
mile travelled aud there are other costs attending
NV JF, RovLAHD
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18

Now, w,after protection has built ny
our iron tool industries a bette,
quality iron block plane can be had
for $1.25
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Tariff Pictures.

New York Press; An iron block
plane, during the administration o.
President Pierce, in revenue tariff
times, cost $7.GO.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Notice For Publication.
Land ONCE at WI. ws-Ks:ney. Sc: rs. No. sos'.

Notice is hereby given that the following. ma med
tettier has lied notice OF his intention make al
proof support Of his claim and that said proof Ill
be made before the Probate Judge ES:OMcto Clerk
Of Probate court of Thomas county at Colby Kama,
On Jan sth 1881, Yiz:
Milton Jones.
Homestead Application No 1O977
for the NE,i of Sec 6 Tawn 10 s. Of Range g west
he names the following W Illnesses to prove his
tnuops residence upon and cultvat ion OF said land
viz: Franklin A. Adamson, Leonard 5. Adamson
Chalkley W. Allm0a Soren p. Jenson. all of Colby L,
N-N-636 LEE MONROE, Register.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18


SANTA CLAUS, must pay the tribute
under this Mckinley hill.-New
York World.
The World forgets that the ingeni-
QSs QHa xassaa AGssi ii il @Rs l GKsetsss Ass|SHss
elites. Thervis not one toy in a
hundred made abroad. There is no
need to pay tribute for this kind of
goods, if you don't want to. This
country beats the world on Christmas
Gifts. But "the 4OO"-to which the
World belongs, may want something
"English you know sad will have
TO pay tribute.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Notice For Publication.
Land once .; wa-Keeny Kan. No. e0SS
Nov Sth 1890

sotice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has led notce Of his Intention make nna
proof in support OF his clsim and that said proof vii
be made before the Probate Judge OF Th0mas Co.
k.ns At Colby Ksns.. on Dec. 0,h. ieO, viz:
Seth K. Woodford Homestead
Application, No.74SS,
for the ". f. Y Sec. Is T. 10 s. Rlnge "a West
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove his con
rinu-us residence uren and cultivation Of said land
viz: John johnson. Thomas Hluthorn. James Mar
SHALL Daniel couts, all Of Monumrnt Kansas
l2l63sx Lee Monroe. Register
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18

One of the extensive industries in
Russia, is the manufactory of wooden
spoons, which are made to the extent
of 30 million yearly, mostly from
birch. The poor working people of
that land are glad to get enough to
eateven with wooden spoons. II
the working men ofthis had to use
wooden spoons and other things to
correspond, there wonld be greater
howl about hard times than now.
If free trade succeeds during the 52nd
Congress, our working people are III
danger of having to use wooden
spoons, and work for lower wages.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
T. D | 7 q r | A L.

IT is stated that a dentist at Easton
pulled tooth the other day for a
man 80 years old, who never before
had a dentist forceps in his mouth.