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Scue people thiaE members = con
Errss l,o nor wrrk har3 They 7uzht to
-ee the ways and means committee mas
Ing q ta~if hi1 or che members = the
senate finance committee dealing with
rhe Same question. A member = taa
former committees ss~Trrs ue th1t frr
Four months be- ard colleagues worked
an average - eixht-eu hCurs = day. @ur
DAYS cl1iai Almost daily thav were
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Thr North shore limited.

of the Michigan Central "the Niagara
Falls Route" leaves Chicago daily - 20
%. m. and runs through 10 New York
v.a Kew York Central < Hudson River
L. f.. through the rich and pictures
que Mohawk valley. down the east SIDE
6f the nohlest stream ln the world, lne
Hudson river, giving a beautiful pano-
rama ii the CatskAl mountains, and
twenty miles of the grand, unbroken
prccpct, 0f tLe palisades, arriving Al
the Grand Central depot. New York,
next day at 200 =. m. n time 20 CON
meet with trains and steamers 10 New
York suburbs and points GA Long Island
sound aud the Jersey coast.
II YOU have any doubts about the
elegance. luxury and convenience OF
THIS tram, try u.
Connection is made from Grand
Rapids by tram leaving at ll.55 a. M,
except sunday, with through coach TO
Detroit, arriving there 6:l5 p. IA, sleep
ing car accommodation from Detroit
can be secured through the Grand Rap
IDS ticket Office.
No extra fare VIII be required on this
train. Chicago and Grand Rapids TO
New York. East bound.
For further information call on or
address M =. VI. Briggs, Gen'l Agent,
or Mr. e.. W. Munson. city ticket agent,
81 Monre-st., Grand Rapids, Mich.
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Preparations for ths Trienniai % ths
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Preparations fer ths TrIenniai % the
Grest order IN ChicsEo Nert August.
CHrCAGo. June o.-The condnen al
eantonmsnt and triennial az che Inde-
pendent Order Of odd Fellows. % bo
held In this city August 3 % 90 aext
promises 90 be one of the largest and
most Imposing gatherings ,ever before
held in this country Itis expected shat
not less shan $780, GOO Oii-FclioNs viii
be In attendance Prizes avrrrva ing
81. 600 wiii 5e given 20 the several com
reting patri1--hs Militant subordinate
lodge ard Rebetah degree branches.
The various con trsts sill fake place
throughout rhe rres Inspection viii
be had W.dnes5ar August g. ard che
enare command e.I parade on t1e fol-
lowing dag Taa eoanpme wiii be
on Lake Front rar
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Jesse Middlcwart, Decatur, ONO,
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10 cents at Peck Bros Drug store.
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she did, and. when Herr scllanhang
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him ard ssii she wou'd ike to know waat
chat last selection 7as-th. re whi =
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inE When he tol3 her - was fa~r
-iors ov Down vas M-Gntv arranged
- rineseliuf. sas tainted -Eats
FIelds IS Washfr xfou
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II is guaranteed to give perfect sausfac-
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per box. For sale by Peck Bros, drug
glsts, corner Monroe and DiUslon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-10

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the greatest poliElea- Issue at the ualonal
capita. as 81 IS rle ul1sE common rople
of dlscEsslgu throughout the oountEs
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statesmen h-a1 la-te their reputation ont
4 the tartn tAaa oar x any orher line Il
legislation klga2 g. TIE history q VhLs
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Cushnan'S Menthol
inhaler Cures Headache
Sale Of Bonds.

sealed bid, VIII be received ~ The trcssurer
% the Board of Education oi the civ ~ Grand
Rapids. " rniEau. af h.s oftce. Kent Count tV
Savings Bauk. unf = Iue lrh i@H9. ~ =
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twenty year school Bonds ana accrued inter
ssf authorized g. pc lesIed ny the BOARD sf
Education and the Common 1oun cil. a % r
city of Grand Rapids.
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Thousand dollars each. ot date June -. 10
TIE and ravshie.
june 1d lV hearing irteres ~ The rate ~
four per cent. pavabie semi -snuual'y. accord
lnC Cot the coupons alta he'd Principal and
interest PAYABLE at The bank. in SAD city.
wbith shsl bc the depository of.the Boards
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any and sN bids
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cures oind coIc. ana Is the best remedy Tor
Gfarrtoea e cents bette
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Beecham Pills cures Costvsness and
INDIGESTION.
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ADHESIVE COUNTERS"

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Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15
DISTRICT NO. 9.

DISTRICT NO. 8.
School report for district Nos. Thomas
county, Kansas, for month ending May
I'd, 1890.
GRAMMAR GRADE.-Myrta Fuller 95,
Martha Ford IS, Addie Geiser 80 Ida
Nooner 80.
INTERMEDIATE GRADE-Otho Ford 80.
Bennie GeIser SO, Della Ford 90, Maggie
Fuller SO, Butler Cullison 80. Matte
Grimm 95. Mable Parks IS, Essie McRae
IS, Lisle McAfoos 80, Effie McAfoos 80.
Fred Sears s., Walter Sears "a, Ora Mil
Ter, 95.
PRIMARY GRADE.-Annie Mahr IS. EN-
ma Ford 80, Emma Nooner 80, Myftle
CullisOn s., Genevieye Scott SO, Sarah
Turrel 80, Maud Cardwell so, Jessie Card
well 50, Davy Grimm 80. Freddie Grimm
80, Willie Nooner 100, Claudio McRae IS,
Myrtle Barrett 80, Lee Geiser 80, Sophia
Mabr 80.
No. enrolled, So
Average attendance. 25.
Cases of tardiness, Z.
Visitors. Mr.. Oscar Fuller
Patrons of the school are cordially in
vited to call
LINNIE JEssUP, Teacher.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15
THE FIRST STEP.

Perhaps you are run down, can't eat,
can't sleep, can't think, can't do any
thing to your satisfaction. and you won
der what ails you. You should heed the
warning. you are taking the first step in
tonic and in Electric Bitters you will find
the exact remedy for restoring your ner-
ton. Surprising results follow the use of
this great nerve tonic aud Alternative. Your
appetite returns, good digestion restored.
and the liver and kidneys resume healthy
action. Try a bottle Price SOC at Martin
& HamptOn's drugstore. 6
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15
PERSONALS
And Other Items of Interest to
Our Readers.
FROM THE DAILY OF FRIDAY.

fhOM THE DAILY OF FRIDAY
w. w. Smith. one of the state commits
sioners. is in the city
w. ii. Bishop and John p Culp, of
Salina, are onlookers at the convention
Harry Anderson, of Ellsworth, is here
to lend dignity to the McLennan strikers
l.. n. Houston, county attorney of
Cloud county, is attending the conven-
ti0n.
The judicial district south of US elect
ed Osborne judge Wednesday, on the
751st ballot.
Capt. c. W. Mcdonald. of Concordia,
is here getting pointers for the Fifth dis
:rict campaign.
James l.. Legate, of Leavenworth, is
finding it to his interest to be on hand at
this convention.
Dr. A. Patton, United States postoffice
inspector, gras ped the hands of numer-
Gus friends in the city yesterday.
BionS Hutchins. of the Dispatch, and
q. NJ. Stratton, Clay Centre. are Fifth
district statemen now in the city.
Judge Bertram was moving around
among the press members, representing
the New York World-in his mind.
A. K. Slower. candidate from republic
county for state treasurer. is in the city
and looking up his political friends.
Hon. Tully Scott, of Oberlin, candi-
date for worlds fair commissioner, is
studying republican tactics in this city
1t seems exceedingly strange that ::of
ali the newspaper men who have regis
tired at headquarters none are from
Goodland.
Billv Caldwell of Beloit. is on hand as
usual looking as if he had never been sick
day in his life. You cannot keep red
headed man down
Geo. W. Martin, of the Kansas CITY
Gazette, came in at Gnoon yesterday to
see that congressman was nominated
according to Hoyle.
State Senators Hill P. Wilson. Frank
Lockard of Norton. r. r. Hays of Os-
borne. and j. II. Mecham of Mankato,
stand prominent among the visitors.
A sum of money amounting to about
800, was found in the hall yesterday,
and the owner was discovered to be Ed
Madden, delegate from Ellis county.
Some of the delegates worked a snap
yesterday to get their friends in the con-
vention. by passing their badges out the
window. In this manner one badge ad-
mitted several.
Judge AthertOn came along with the
Russell delegation to see that the con.
vention was properly conducted. The
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15
DISTRICT NO, 22.

DISTRICT NO. %.
Monthly school report for district No.
%, for the month ending April 25th.
Number of days taught, 20.
Number of pupils enrolled, %.
Total attendance in days, 2454.
Average daily attendance, II IA.
No. of tardinesses. go.
Pupils attending each day: Willie and
Lulie Parks.
Pupils not tardy: Orphie Smallwood,
Oracle Smallwood, Chester 1ngle.
Standing:
A GRADE. -Orphie Smallwood SO, Ada
Jones 81.
B GRADE.-Gracie Smallwood 80, Lulie
Parks SO, Willie Parks 81, Maud Tuiler
81, Calep fuller 96, Mervin Jones 95, Del
la Bumgardner 96. Guy Ingle 81, Chester
IngIe 50, Frank Partch 80. Leslie Jones
80, Asa Bumgardner S5.
PRIMARY.-Roy Jones 95, Celia Jones
95, Leona Jones 95, Ethel Parks SO, Dora
Bumgardner 80, Bertha Censor 80.
Pupils absent during examination
Mike and Lena Censor.
NEWTON WILLIAMS, Teacher:
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15

Robbie Ketchum, 90; Nellie Sauders, 90.
C GRADE: Chas. Sauders, 80; Tommy
Fennell, 80; Milton Thornell, 80; Jimmie
Hazelton, 80 j ohnie Hazelton. S5;Thomas
Campbell, s..
No. absent from examination. 8.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather, large number of visitors
assembled at the school house at eleven
o'clock. At noon all did justice to an ex.
cellent dinner. In the afternoon the vis-
itors were entertained by singing. decla-
nations, dialogues, etc., by the scholars.
At the close of the exercises, pleasant
and appropriate remarks were made by
patrons and members of the board that
were present. A volume of Lengfellow' S
poems was presented to the teacher by
the pupils. Both teacher and pupils have
been much encouraged by visits from the
parents during the term. The co-opera-
tion of pupils parents and teacher serve
to make school profitable and interest
ing to all. LILLIAN SOUDERs,
Teacher.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15
F. c. FINNERTY.
NEW ROAD FOR COLBY.
An Air Line From the Atlantic to the
Pacific Ocean.

! A special from Leavenworth. Kansas,
says: big scheme with millions To back
/ II Is on foot for a trans continental short
j line railroad from New York to the Pa
| cIflc. The enterprise is in the hands of
body of English capitalists and Ameri-
| can railroad men. The syndicate has
been secretly at work for long time.
From LeavenwOrth to Denver the route
surveyed two years ago and known as
the Denver Short Line, and more recent
ly as the Leavenworth. Denver 4 Utah
Short Line will be used. This survey is
eighty miles shorter than anv survey now
running into Denver From Denver to
Salt Lake City, Utah, following this
survey. 200 miles is saved The Denver
Short Line survey lies North of Topeka
and Manhattan. and runs midway be-
tween.the Omaha Union Pacific and the
Kansas Union Pacific through u rich ter
ritory hitherto untouched by railroads or
railroad feeders. The prime object of
the scheme. however. is to shorten time
and distance between the Atlantic and
Pacific seaboards Colonel Hoar. of New
York. representing the syndicate, arrived
here last week and attended meeting of
the short line directors held last Satur-
day. What transpired at the meeting
cannot be learned, but this morning Fl.
M. Allen. one of the stockholders. and
Colonel Hoar started with a team of
horses to drive overland along the sur
vey to Denver.-C Capital
Mr.. Allen and Mr.. Hoar were in Colby
on Monday, getting acquainted with the
people, and assured some of our citizens
that the road will soon be built The old
survey went six miles south of Colby, but
they will resurvey in order to strike the
great railroad center of the northwest
Colby. A distance of 700 miles will be
saved from the Atlantic to the Pacific.
They promised to visit us again and
will then be ready to talk business
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15
DISTRICT NO. SO.


Monthly school report for district No.
SO.
Total number enrolled, "a.
Average daily attendance, g..
A GRADE.-Mary Young IS, Albert
Mires 81, Lufcy Keck 50.
B GRADE.-Jerry Young IS, Lucinda
Mires 96. Mabel Mires 95. Effie Ramsey
90. Addie Young 95, Fred Young 90.
Frank Louis 81, Grace Wood 80, Bertha
Louis S. Cora Keck so, Anna Louis 80.
PRIMARY.-James Smith 95, Delbert
Cole "a, Edith Wood 95. Maggie Mires
SO. Maude Cole SO, Arlie Ramsey 81. Myr-
tie Keck 95. Walter Beach 81, Earl Ram
sey SO, Willie Smith 93
Those neither absent nor tardy: Fred
Young, Addie Young. James Smith.
LAURA E. BALL, Teacher.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Letters remaining in the Colby post
Office for the week ending May 13, 1890:
Thomas Brown, Charlie Foster, c. II.
johnson, Willis D Mitchell, Flora Smith
August Samuelson. Elizabeth Wilkerson.
Parties calling for the above letters will
please say advertised"
1 cent due on each Of the above for
advertising.
DANIEL BRADBURY, p. NJ
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15

A continual coughing Is very annoying
to persons sitting near you in any kind of
a gathering; besides, it is of great dam
age to the throat and lungs. and is ex-
ceedinply dangerous at this season of the
wear. One half bottle of Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup will relieve any ordinary
cough, and this remedy costs no more
than the inferior grades that are thrown
on the market to sell at enormous profits.
Martin s. Hampton, druggists.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15
DISTRICT NO. SO.

School in district No. 80 closed April
"a.
Total number of pupils enrolled, o.
Average attendance. IS.
Examination for the term is as follows:
A GRADE: Ella McCumber, 30; Elva
Ketchum, 80; Carrie Thorwell, 92.
B GRADE: Blanche Thorwell, 81; John
Campbell. IS; Stanley McCumber, IS;
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15
NELL HARPER, Teacher /.

DISTRICT NO. 81.
Report of school district No. 81 for the
month ending April 25th, 1890.
Total number enrolled, 13.
Average daily attendance, 10.
A GRADE.-Nellie Ames 81.
B GRADE.-Addie Channel 81, Arthur
Young 81, Isaac Channel SO.
GRADE.-Ceta Channel "a, Ora
Young 7s, Jessie Young 95, Alvin How
ard 81.
CHART CLASS David Reed So, Grant
Reed 95, Irwin Young 96, Rollie Young
81, Clara Reed 81.
Miss CARRIE GEvREz, Teacher.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER CON
PLANT

Is it not worth he small price of 75c to
free yourself of every symptom of those
distressing complaints II you think so,
call at our store and get bottle of Shi-
loh's Vitalizer. Eve-y bottle has a prin-
ted guarantee on it. Use accordingly,
and If it does you no good it will cost
you nothing. Sold by Ryder & Shanklin
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15

We have speedy and positive cure for
catarrh. diptheria, canker mouth. and
headache, in Shiloh's catarrh remedy. A
asalinjector free with each bottle. Use
it if you desire health and sweet breath.
Price, 80 cents. Sold by Martin & Hamp-
ton.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15
Correct List of DELEGATES.

CHEYENNE
John Bear.
J. r. McKinnie,
c. f. johnson,
j. W. Graves.
DECATUR
C. E Chandler.
DIR. Charles,
E. c. Mckinley,
Geo. NJ. Miller.
James A. Hughes.
ELLIS
Dl. Griffin.
y H. W. Joy.
Ed F. Madden.
ELLSWORTH
s. H. Thomas,
c. J. Evans,
F. GOrdineer,
N. B. Davis,
j. A. Pinney.
COVE
F.F. Wright.
John Hopkins,
II. u. Jones.
GRAHAM
H. J, Harwi,
S. N. Coder.
J. ]. Dolby,
c. Fountain.
JEWELL
J. H. Mechem.
w. c. Palmer,
= Thomas Shuler,
Scott FOgle,
J. L. Anderson,
N. j. Horner,
ID. F. ROyer,
N. Kibbe.
B. c. Hedrick.
LINCOLN
A. K. Buzick,
j. B. HOyt,
T. A. Brann,
H. F. Pratt,
A. +. Kirkpatrick.
LOGAN
r. P. Mcknight,
Pete HudlesOn,
N. G. Perryman.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15
DISTRICT NO. 81

DISTRICT NO. 81
Report of Kuka school district 81 for
month ending May 1st.
No scholars enrolled. 12.
Average attendance, 8.
1ST. GRADE.
A CLASS: Lynn Ogilvie, SO.
B CLASS: John Yeager, 81; August
Yeager, u.
% GRADE.
A CLASS: Fred Ogilvie, ".
B CLASS: George Yeager, "a; Emma
Thomas, n.
3D GRADE.
A CLASS: Cecil Hoover, 80; Josie
Shearer. IS; Frank Shearer, "a.
B CLASS: Mary Shearer. IS; Jessie
Lessher, 81; Frank Lessher, s..
LIZZIE SI0EL, Teacher
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15

At the home of her father.in.law Enoch Baum
in Thomas County Kan. on the eve OF May
our beloved sister Laura Baum aged 81 years
10 months and days.
Sister Laura as she was called was
born in Laport County Indiana and there
grew up to womanhood and was married
to our brother Monroe Baum q: Valpa-
raiso Ind June 9Th 1886 and iu the same
year of their marriage moved to
Thomas County Kansas where they have
shared largely in bearing the burdens
incident to a pioneer life. Soon after COM
ing to this new country early in the
spring of 1887 sister Baum made pub
lie confession of her faith in C1Eist as the
Saviour of poor sinners and VIZ baptised
by the winter of this notice and was one
of the first 10 persons immersed in
Thomas County and she became one of
the charter members of the church of
Christ at LaPrarie. This name was given
by her dear husband in memory of their
eastern home. Sister Baum died as she
had lived christian.
All who knew her loved her and con-
fided in her. She was consistent and
ever faithful and patient though Athlete d
with painful and incurable disease
she bore her suffering with forfeiture
born of her faith in her rsdeemer, Her
remains were followed by a large con-
course of mourning and sorrowing rela-
tives and friends to the town of Rex
ford where the funeral was preached by
the writer assisted by Brother Hunt
Baptist minister of Missouri after which
we laid her beside her infant daughter
born three days before the mothers death
and passed into the spirit land in a few
moments after its birth and was laid a.
way in the beautiful cemetry near
Rexford.
We laid them side by side.
We laid them down to sleep,
But not in hope forlorn.
We laid them but to ripen there
Till the last glorious morn.
Sister Baum leaves husband.
daughter in her third year an aged mo tn
er and many other relatives and friends
to muorn her loss. Will the good Lord
bless the dear ones left behind.
F. NJ. Stewart.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15
SCHOOL REPORTS.
SCHOOL REPORT

Of district 7S, for month ending May
I'd 1890.
Number of pupils enrolled, Is.
Number neither absent nor tardy, 8
Average daily attendance, A.
GRAMMAR GRADE: Florence Barry 90;
Nettie McClung, 80.
/. INTERMEDIATE GRADE: Ethel Smith,
"a; Edward Barry, so; Earnest McClung
S6; Mary Barry; Winnie Smith, 81: Lii
lie Smith, 81: Eta Crooks, 80.
PRIMARY GRADE: Mable Crooks, go;
Lyle McClung, 96; Harrell McClung, 95;
Ethel Crooks, 90; Agnes Smith, 80.
Those marked thus were not exam
ined.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15

ROCKS
Two Delegations. one
half vote each.
E. F. Randall.
j. T. Locke,
H. Mitchell,
X. L. Stephens.
E. Bartholomew,
A. Bledsoe,
X. F. Burke.
W. A. Adams,
Israel Morris,
A. J. Davis.
RUSSELL
H. A. Allen.
c. Harsbarger,
ChaS. Shaffer,
Geo. Stryker,
SHERIDAN
NJ. A. Chambers,
c. c. Evans,
W. G. Mclnt;re.
SHERMAN
W. X. Brown,
Fl. Hutchison.
John A. Nye.
NJ. b. Tomiin.
SMITH
X. NJ. Pickler,
o. l.. Reed,
Il. Lindsey.
A. Barrow,
s. Cornell,
ID. L. Aubler,
James A. Adams.
THOMAS
J. A. Gill.
Thos. Reed,
Nels Peterson
Ward Steel.
TREGO-
H. G. Kessler.
ID. j. Wilson,
W. H. Damn.
WALLACE
w. D. Harris,
NJ. H. HOlcomb,
8. A. Woodward
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15

If you or any OF your family should hap
pen to be frightfully burned or scalded.
what have you in the house to alleviate
the pain until you can get physician?A A
box of Beggs' German Salve on hand at
times like this would save a world of suf-
fering and oftentimes doctor bill, as it
has no equal in cases of this kind. as well
as Inflammation of all kinds Martin &
Hampton, druggists.
Thomas County cat., 1890-05-15

Don't fail to see the new clothing just
received at B. j. Woodruffs. both in
mems, boys and children's; better bar
gains than was ever offered before.