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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12

An authors matinee was given az The star Theatre
ve,te-day and three oneact pieces by Mrs Maraquta
Hewitt were presented. The Att was called The
Haunted Room" feature II II qualified u attract
m. rost attention the excellent finished
acting Of Mist Caroline Hil. The other actors were
Wilton Lsckaye Henry Bergman and George Morrison.
I'm the second piece. which was called " \ Woman, "
Mi. Je,nic O'Nc Potter movie, Tho stage acted
th eiec, care carnostrrss. her efforts were
,.celvrd with much apliar-c. She manifesto MT only
,,o,nse but genuine dramatic ability Other pdit-
rdayed by Henry Hc!gmdn and Gcoigc +. Devere, who
,l.o gave a pleasing impression Of sincerity. far 90
.ud rimslv'S Dilemma " was IA Itself attractive
TIA, either OF it, companions. fhe important parts
.e,t ulaved BY william Herbert and Mis- Minnie Palmer
the former giving excellent presentation Of an irritable
aud ab.ntmnded Old and the latter appearing hi
.,,tgh,lv niece The other parts the hands OF
F. L. sylvester Louis b. Darling, Cecil Kingston Mrs.
Britton and George Morrison
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Mr.. BANNERS CONCERT.

Mr. Michael Banner, the promising young yiolinist gave
his annual concert At Hsduan Hall last night. There
was good audience present Including many people well
known IN society The following were the pitrone-ses
Mira r hhepad Mrs. w. {. Scheme Thorn, Mrs. Fred o.
lex Pearson Mre. g. V. T. Cru2er, Mrs. James H. FIy.
Mrs william Iselin, Mrs. Robert V. VI KIM Mis- NJ.
vsnderpoo Miss Leary, MrS. John D. Rockefeller Mn.
William D. Sloane Miss McAIlster, Mrs. Daniel Butter.
field Mrs II Berwind Mir. John r. Dillon, Mrs. & l..
Best Mrs Henry Jann, Mrs. SyIyanus Reed Mrs Will
ram AInoTy.
Mr. Banner was assisted by Miss Laura Carroll Dennis
contralto; Miss Virginia Battle pianist ana MAX Lieoing
accompsnist The following numbers constituted Nj.
Banners programme Concerto for violin, op 20 first
movement. Brrch; "LOrage," op % NieuNtnrs
"ChacOnne Bach. and "Reminiscences de Martha" sara.
safe The concert enjoyable. Nh Banner acquiring
himself with credit a. usual Miss Balie disclosed a
sympathetic touch and made favorable impression al
though apparently suffering from nervousness
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CRIITCISING JUDGE TRUAX.
JOSEPH ii. CHOATE AND He EXCHANGE
WARM WORDS.

THE wELLKNOwN LAWYER DENIES THE
JUDGES RIGHT TO MAKE \ CERTAIN RJL
1NG-wARNED NOT TO REPEAT HIS
WORDS, HE REPEATS PART OF
THEM AND LEAVES THE ROOM.
Joseph II. Choatc and Judge TruaX in the Nn-
prcnc Court had an exceedingly warm discussion
iOr a few minutes yesterday over simple motion
for an adjournment in the arglmCn; Of the SAD
way Injunction suit The Special Term room "l
the Supreme Court was crowded with wcll-knoWh
lawyers of the city Among those present ic'idc'
Mr. Choatc were Frederic Il. Coudert, Assistant
CORPORATION Counsel Dean, William y. Cohen,
Charles W. Dayton and william {. Putncy Inc
argument upon motion made by L'""i"
Henry as n taxpayer for an injunction =" r'sr'iI
the Board of Electrical Control from modifying
tho contract of the Consolidated Electrical Sub
way and Telegraph Company. William I. fh'-
nov anneared for the plaintiff. Mr. Henry, and 10
told Judge 1ruaX when the case was called NAV
his associate Joseph H. Choa'c was actively en-
gagged trying an important case before t"e o'iI"
cato and Inc requested an adjournment on tina
account The other side would no; consent TO an
adjournment so Mr.. Putney asked for the PRIV
ilegc of sending downstairs to inform Nlr. Choi'o
of the decision That request was granted, ana
a few minutes aftcrWard Mr.. tlOalP cnicftu INC
courtroom He told Judge TruaN that ne was
lust cross-cxamining an important witness 'ci'T'
the Surrogate and he had only been excused ~
the Surrogate for n few minutes so that he could
make the motion for ali adjournment, and re t.
ouested judge TruaX under the circumstances 10
adjourn the case.
Il have already denied tic motion for an
adjournment, replied the Judge
Il have 10 power. answered Mr.. 'hoo'c'
to prevent your Honor from making such
ruling | claim the adjournment a> a matter OF
night Your ruling is contrary 10 all prccedcnt
You have the physical power TO DO this, hut NOT
the judicial right
You must not say that again, Mr.. Choatc'
Said Judge TruaX in a decided manner.
Mr. Choatc put his left hand in his trousers
pocket. turned partly around, and said calmly :
81 have stated my mind on the subject: Nou
have the physical power TO refuse an ADJOURN
mcnt. III
have denied the motion. said judge lruaN
AGAIN. and Mr.. Choatp turned and went out "l
the courtroom without saying another word
At this stage of the proceedings Mr.. Dean, alter
consulting with Frederic X. CoIdert, aIoSe 1lip
told the judge that hc thought Mr.. Choatc ouGh'
10 have the adjournment which ne asked Tor
WHY did YOU not consent TO an adJournheH'
then ," asked Judge 1ruaA. &c
The counsel was following his instructions,
answered Mr.. Dean.
Judge TruaX was silent a minute, ana then
said: The Court makes no order IN thlS case,
Whatever is done is done by consent Of counsel.
Counsel agreed to adjourn the case until Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
Built TP BY PROTECTION.

FrOW t,llCndnlS Meo1cnErF
Protection IA the United states Ia, been discussed
throughout the world - Thoroughly that u almost
Sem, as If Il impossible To ~ ANYTHING new
about H. N the monthly meeting u ile bf,i'h
rL,n,lor %, Commerce IN Paris. held on saturday
evening" TIN, topic was once more thc subject ~
AN animated argument. bu' il cannot uc SAID uiit
,t,v novel idea, we're forthcoming Due very pertinent
point Wa, cmphl,i~cd. however. and although 1t j.
J., mo- mean. fresh conception, II IS one that shoud
a.. tnh.u Ia heart by I'll rampant Free traders. IL
was this That without protection III" h!tcd
states nduStrc, would never have got start, they
,,lI i,,,, i,pn .,.lglcd" II +, only 5000 miles
.,y,t rom the american coar that any attempt -
made to deny this Incontcstahc statement Ia the
state thcm-.vc, no one denies H. l"fl - Hihesc
I,ior In california would have thruttlcd all the
native labor in that state had II not been rsidy e\
rludcd 50 would chap foreign competition nave
IrI,tlrd an Lranehr, ~ American native industry.
The nifr, state, Is "a world within itself" aud
iryun,.r~ applicable to ether nations nave no bclr
ino w.atcvcr on The gigantic Republic beyond inc
AZ
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SCTrS Of THE STAGE.

A comedy in four acts called MY 'omra''' "'
Colonel Millikcn, will be given at the Lexington
,,.a,ro oncr, IIonse ON Monday evening under the
suspiccs Of the Royal oak Benefit League
The contract between J. NJ. ill ana MISS MINNIE
seligrnan seems 10 be broken beyond repair. MISS
seligman was called upon 10 play part wl'h III hef
opinion was calculated e. inlurc hrr Icp anon dil1 t
than to accept the part.
The publshed statement that BIZ Nye has written
ulav for Stuart Robson Is declared 10 he lnc'ITct
Mr. Robson has simply a business Interest ~ ne"
cnn,odv which is 10 be produced ~ III cliy htAt
seasou with Thomas O. ,cabrooke d, BIZ Nyc
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RECEPTION TO THEIR VIEW PASTOR

A reception given to the R"v Donad j. Mac
ravrin last night at Baptist Church Of rc Epiphany
a, Npdi.onay and Sxty-fOurth-rt. Tie attendant" W.
large VOID, Of greeting ~ thc new pastor ""r "iTn'
,v william Phelps who pr sided IL Kcv M"s-rs '" &
,t,,in. 3, H. Burlinghan. 4 L. Morchou-- and Il; >.
Mac Vickar.
M- MacIaurin spoke Of hs regard Tor m~ i"Hf"r
p,ri,h in Mnnapois and what il COST him 10 'fFe t 90
iIo said among Other things. Il Will STRIKE idhd WIN
,, mood Nork and word ~ which the church T. com.
ni,tod | come IN perfect phy ,ique. and vii not ~
.rro g., abrc ,ron church work" Tho P'oIlc gathered
I'm tb. reception room after The -lcech-n1Nng
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
EXTERTAINING ". II. DE YOrNG

Herman Oclyichs entertained VI. II. DE Young, Editor
and pr0r!etor VI The San Francisco Chronicle al lunch
con ye,t.fday the Lawyers Club IN the Equitable
puiGng Covers laid fOr fourteen guests In the
private dining room which WAS d'cofad a. was ais" Inc
t with choice and CLUSTERS Of holly with Christ
mas berries. Besides MI De Young and Mr.. Ocl1chs.
among those down % the elsboritey prepared mc
,.r, Cilros l. Dana 81 THE sun {. II. Miller. Of The
.ri,oesr Colonel william L. Brown OF The Nevs' q, g.
uo,,apd Of The Herald" J. l. G. Clara Of 1hc Morn
inc rournal" Harold Goodwin o; "1ho Commercial AG'el
,ser" Nicholas BIddc. Of "The Evening Telegram aud
Allan Fornan, OF THE Journalist
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NdRRIED.

MINOR-VENABLE-On Wednesday, Decenper ~ III CO s
chapel OF the University of Virginia oy uie r ,bas
Lirrceot Minor OF NewYok, son OF te llte ~ v jas
and Ellen terrepont Minor 70 May Tn;versit. ok
Nrginia. =. ~.
SCHLESINGER-BARB "Wednesday evening, 49,, H.
cember 10 1890 at ST. Johns Church, Warrhous, ro,S
Connecticut by the Rev. Arthur H. Wrgnt ", y, PIX
ouj.e Youngest daughter OF William T. Barber 10 r'"~
Schlesinger. of NewNor city
sMITI-KING-on Thn sday, December IL by inc ieo
Iohn W Prown. d. D. WillOughby Sfathan SINFUL y
Itndon Irqand t. Daisy Fletcher King, daughter Oh
William J. King, a. Geneva, \. /.
Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with iuii
name AMI address.
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cnNcLS ~ ryIoy HEIGrr RT-LA"&


lN.w METHOD or NpNINATiNG OFFICERS WILL
co. 1910 lrrrDr MKT pr. lMDtE- NopI
t,t.p .tof\l o,. ,uoi,a toE THIS YEAR.
Ma. I.,,,,,. rc.-.o Club hid au important mc"tnS
De-, MINT 20 con. der certain Change I'D '' '
.,,l.ai.. those vh.,u relate Z" the "Ip"N4uS ~ wv
>....,i,, Committee. Their. va large attendance 9
~ Gr,,ud b. Cannon. 'H' senior wee l"''''"' ,
tl,r.en Rl,oad.. chairman # the committee '"''
,.,t1 f., cha. 20. the b, .AW-, made MS report
t -,, v.ar. fin, rr..-.dcut of ia" club has h'd u'
,.,,,.ic.,. If ,pls,ut.ug a nominating committee "'
.y., Il va reported mat the club ""ud h'F''''S'
elect "a committee ~ twenty. when W"Hld "' '""''"
Ia tho fplowlu2 way: Any twenty I'VE men "',
dominate seven men for TIE committee anu INV '"'
d. 4 body niI elect nominating ''"''"''V' '''''
these nominations in -r''h-. ----~-",s.-------
I'm, IA. Interest of the evening was 'er'd Oh inc
,ue.tl,n # how the committee should bee app"n'''
, ,,..,, next month. Dr. u. y. St
:, ,,A - altered , resolution authorizing the prcN'
,i.,t T., or,,put "a COMMITTEES Of twenty, "h" Hh" ]"
.i,t .,..,, ~ their own number 10 make me homh"
,,,,- f,r op,,,r. 10 sat, reported thai "a hrh"'l oi
m, clui, moved lai tl' president 81 tle 'l"' '"o'u
e,..,ri,. hi, old priy'g" at the next "'''"t' "'"
l. , committee of -eYcn4 But il was the sense
of rl,. meeting that once having d'c''d J." "'Nc "
chang. IN fine naunrr of appointing inc ""i''"'''-
,,,t -, T., would b.. I., to bc-u the ne" year with
70 chang. TIE ucn rate. a. rP"r'"' ~ ''' ''
VIII r., into eject uc>t Drocmh'r'
rn.rl.s = smith introduced resolution GAZING OH
i ,,,o,,, 81 the c,"outiv" committee or the t"l'
,,,,r for a statement of th" financial ''''"o" ~ ''V
,uh Mr. smith - reported a. -alln5 ut' "h'n ',''
,uI took possession Of IL, present NOM, "'' w "
,f So 600 which II cNtingneh'd "'' "'" '"''
ga. q deficit of SI2.O0o. Appraiser 'o'pc'' WI" -
chairman OF the cNr,utNc commute '" -
.,ld mot mako report just then. hut one "'Hid L"
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, >prcIyry oF FARO, ENGLISH.

From Tie l.o-tou Transcript.
go" Listener hi, seen many odd specimens 81 i'ap 30
iu-I Do boat This. t, tliipWiu-, WIIti h'r lrcIi s
.iu Pos ID friend Doc India. and which - tiH, ops III
% letter written hy Ecus,i'" Edb,b 1ppN u1- 90.
,lcrt~tp. 1ult" caps the CLIMAX. u suggests thi'
the unfortunate Gil 200 who VT, tc the letter had been
,tUd,Iu- the English .u-Gde" ana English way X
bon ANYTHING hur AN c!c amt school po-NIbh I'D '''
company of Nc--r-. pthc..,, Lct"}d ana NuNh'l 3
li,uuicd ~r. Last evening. while ptIcEiihdtIu-'
through ,ifV. ;tn h"arlu- from friend VINO W"N
r. e -c cuJ,yus evening zepNr> that vacancy ''n
loo to-day iu YOUR Wghuc~-ce- Office 10y dcaih "t
i.tho, -. Poor man. am greatly torroW iul l"r
ni, demise. ne ha7 l't gigantic family VII" VIII l''u
their mouths the Devil knows. lour honor VIII et'
from nv lud.cr0u, aud weak hearted tone ~ voice
that am well meaning. hard working. extra G.rGctlr'
drviI me care -ort requiring abundant Hclc' ir as
ll,N Of {, pol- BRAN power hitherto limited by
bl,egad schrolmi,tcr. For my gu affections please
mole I an dampably we'll Mp ~ precise writing,
or,ughting docking and Office routine work, ana III
private nfc ! am much addicted 10 sNcatlnS English
",lh- drinking and other aiHlhcauonN 20 numerous
t. mention. .,..-.
am 40 orthodox believing all rotten supcr,titionS
Of ancient f,rcIticrs Bat am icoh1'll-t. destroy
INK idols and such Xix, To great dctrIment oil hippo
critics and scOundr'ls.
II j, with lcryducc that solicit Nour majesty e
hand and heart in moving TIL, my pciluDn 10 Nour
ON favorable condition. and my wife heartfelt
gratitude who Will all fall upon MY bcnded knees
and urty long aud continuously for Your mighty
honor and huuor's sracou, Lady, and all your posthu
rluu, children 10 follow up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
HR. FRANCIS CHAMBER NUShC.

Mr. Sam Frsnko gave the first chamber concert Of a
series OF three Steinwsy Hall last night lie as
sisted by Carl Haeuser, violin a. w. Lienths viola :;
Emil Schenck Volohcelo and Miss Alyina Friend piano.
The programme Quartet. major. 40. Il, Mozart
Sonste, minor, op. u, for violin and piano, Cad" ;
Quartet u fat major op. 76, No. g. Haydn small bus
select audience was present and enjoyed the entertain
roent Mr. FRANKIE deserves thanks from the musical pub
lie for his efforts 10 furnish good chan Der music
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
MARRIED..

BIfECH-Rt'SK-On Wednesday, December 10. at Trinity
NJ T. Church Harlem. by Bishop Edward q. Andrews,
the Rev. Thos If. Burch To Mrs. Sarah Rusk.
No cari~.
EVEKrrr- FREEMAN-On Wednesday, December 10, at
orange y j.. by Rev. EdridgO MIA u. D., Mary \.
Freeman daughter Of Mr. +. A Freeman, 10 Robert A.
Eyertt OF Kansas City, Mo.
UOPKINb-DAN-In Brooklyn. Deco ber 10, Frank l..
Hopkins and Caroline Tucker Dav-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12

Southern gentlemen and pictured the ruder homes OF ea'
or unhewn logs which the iirst settlers lived Ahohs
those present Noah Brooks, D. II. chamberlain,
Judge Haven Mrs John Sherwood, Mrs Butternea anu
John PegclOw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
coxxoDoRE CENTER ADDRESSES y.cursxey.

parlor Of the Hotel Marlborough last night, Conn
noAore Robert Center Of the SeawaDhaha Yacht club
leetured before the Corinthan Navy. His lecture
instructive and interesting from beginning end. lie
explained IN detail his system fitting standing
rigging ut the masthead by DeaIA Of metal ring
It wak d novel idea and he answered the Arguments Of
KCrxo.s and Cary Smith subject ma ner which
,c4med 20 convince those who heard him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
MRS HARRISON BACK ~ WASHINGToN.
THEN AND LEAVES THE ROOM.

Washington, Dec l1.-Mrs Harrison and Mrs. NJ
Kco and the children Of the latter arrived In Wash
rton this afternoon from Indianapolis. ana were ~
ceved at the station by the President WHO cS''VoI
them 10 the white House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
urr WILTON FOR Az ART GALLERY.

Cleveland Ohio Dec. 11.-Iiorace Kelley who dlci
here one week ago leaving an estate OF r73oooo give
by his will which has not yet been pifscneu 10y
probate 100000 for "A National gallery OF arts' l" DC
established IN This city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12

Every one who wishes to buy or rent housc IN
town or country should examine me niue du'ei"so
ments on the ninth page Of The Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12

in importance the ATLANTA Minstrels who conduct ID
themselves manner quite worthy Of professionals.
The New.York Banjo Club also played important part
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12

II you want TO buy sell anything. or find work,
put few lines among The Tribunes &" little adver-
fiscments Of the people"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12

When baby was SICK. gave her Castoria,
Mu-u she WAS A enid. she cried for Oastotia.
When Ill, became Mis-, she clung ~ Castoria
When size had Children. sh0 gave them CaAtotiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12
ReIiqleus Notites.

Rev. RAPHAEL BENJAMIN, NJ. A., formerly Of Gin.
cinnat will preach Hanucsh and Russia" SaturdAy
morning. Enssnth Street Teinpla
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MOUNT HOPE CEMETERY.
,~ca $50 Sixth ave.. corner 23d-ss.. ". Y.
Special Nuiites.
A..

A.
CASWELI.. MASSEY & CO.,
Broplwsy. cor 95h->t., and jth-aNe. cor 47th-ss,
are now receiving and opening unusually large stock
u HIGHEST QUALITY and best finished
TOILET ARTICLES
Specially selected BY one the Europe and most
suitable for XMAS PRESENTS. The leading lines are
IVORY HAIR BRUSHES
IVORY POWDER BONES Nd MIRRORS.
TORTOISE SHELL BRUSHES
AND COMES,
SETS OF MILITARY HAIR BRUSHES.
DRESSING CASES.
"TANTALUs1 SPIRIT STANDS.
FINEST ENGLISH CIT GLASS BOTTLES.
PERFUMERY, sACHETs,
SOLID SILVER PUNGENrs.
MEDICINE CHESTS
REDWOOD AND WICKERED BOTTLES.
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
Exhibition
GALLERY,
Works by
tho celebrated sculptor,
MIR. A. BRUCE JOY.
Until December 49,
9Oi FItTH.AvE.
Madison Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12

Barry. Trio opherous cannot become bald or sra,
and neither ,.cku - IN hemish your nan II
Won use TINS and Other preparation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12

IT., rcgune the h. liver and bowels, and promote
Digestion take one OF Carriers Little Liver Pills every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12

The Fnvorite Came cdoubt. Wonderfully face mating
Tor Old and Young. sold by all dealers Price al.
The latest Ask % see II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12

ENTERTAINMENT or THE TALANTA BOiT CLCB
The AtaantA Boat Club gave its annual entertainment,
last evening at ChickerIig Hall, which well filled
.nA an exceedingly pleasant evening spent The
leading feature programme. both In position and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12

DO You Need Furniture
GEO { Flint Co.. West litA.st. are closing OUT mar
stylra a. great bargains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-12

Al once 20 TO nearest Drug store and buy vial OF
CARRIERS LITTLE LIVER PILLS.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18

Chambcrlnin's Collie, Cholera. and Diar
rhoea Remedy the most reliable known med
icine for bowel complaint. Itis especially
priced by persons subject 10 collie. 1t has
cured many dasen of chronic diarrhOea.
Price IS and SO cents per bottle.
St Pairick's Pills, for disorders Of the liver
and bowels. A vigorous but gentle physic
that cleanses and renovates the whole system.
Price Is cents per box.
Chamberlain Eye and Skin Ointment.
For teiter, salt rhrum, scald head eczema,
and chronic sore eyes. Price IS cents per box.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, famous for
its cure of severe colds, AMI as preven ia
tive fol Group. Price so cents PR bottle.
Chsmb-rlain's Pain Balm, general family
Imminent, And especially valuable for rheuma-
tism Price SO cent per bottle.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18

There are over $3.50 due on our
subscription books. We purchased
these accounts of the former mana-
ger of the CAT, and it is needless
for US to say that we need the money.
All our subscriber VIII are IN ar
rears know we need the amonnt they
o~e. 1t is small sum t" each IF
YOU. but combined, it is large
amount for us, these hard times.
h order tn collect this money imme-
diately, va make this liberal offer
VIZ: Te Ill who will pav up, and one
wear in sdsanc-, we will discount
their account 25 per cent, this is a
big discount, but we need the
money, and need it Immediately.
This offer is good until Jan. l5
1891. to those who wish to pay up
and stop, we will give Is per cent
discount, until Jan. Is 1891.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
The New Discovsry.

You have heard your friends and neighbsrs
talking about it You may yourself be one
Of the many who know from personal exper-
fence just how good thing it is. II you have
ever tried it, you are one of its staunch frieds
because the wonderful thing about it is, that
when once given trial I'r. Kings New Dis
eovery ever after holds place in the house.
you have never used it and should be af-
6icted with acough. cold or any lung or chest
trouble secure bottle ai once and give it .
trial. IL is guaranteed every time, or money
refunded Trial bottle FREE at Martin Hamp-
tons drugstore.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18
Patents Granted.

TO citizens of Kansas during the past ~eeA
and reported for this paper BY G. A. Snow
Co. Patent lawyers Opp. U. s. Pat. Omce,
Washington DC.
AT. Chable, Marion, Vapor burner, X
A. Galbraith, White City Device for testing
sRgs. T. q Humphrey. Hill City, Vapor
bath. n. y. Jones, Abilene, Roll Iaper hol-
der and cutter. 4. Lowe. Minneapolis,
Type writer. E. J. PulleI, llolton, Cutting
apparatus. II. e Stone. Illinois, t;rain hsr-
veste.. c. Tindal', Utica Violin tailpiece.
8. G. Travis, L-avenworih Station indicator
&. N. Wildiu. Melvern, Suspension bridge
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18

lis this the best7'' is question often asked
when y medicine is wanted. The following
are q few of the medicines of known reliable
ity, Sold by Martin h .mpton, druggists Of
this place. They have many other excellent
medicines, but these are worthy of especial
mention.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18

don't no won cent in thomas Co hr.
Ioar put attachment on my goods. and ioar
clames il is for house rent, when ! Sold 10
euples had nv rent all paid up, Ar. loar
had better pay his meat bill, It is 4 doiiefs
and Is cents.
III Gregor Herberger.
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18

Volume l, No. l, of the Saturday
Visitor, Printed at Ogden Utah, ed.
tied bv g. f. Kalb, former editor Of
the Car, reached us this morning.
The Visitor is neatly gotten up, and
we hope it will prove a success,
Thomas County cat., 1890-12-18

JI8SSOilu0 ~ tuO u0llVOs
Fred. White is attending college,
at Brewster now.
w. w. Brown has Il corner on
starch.
Jesse Bartlett who has heen At
Denver returned home last week.
Oyster supper at Jones' schoolhouse
Christmas night. 25c. per couple.
Mr.. johnson and sister are At Nor
ton this week, called by the sickness
of their Mother, who is very low.
Have you saw the pictures in the
Northwest corner of the ''almanac"!
1t is going to blow this winter, see!.
The dance at Gurwells' last Fri
day night, was we'll attended, and q
good time was enjoyed.
Don't forget the masquerad' ;,
Christmas eve. Get your mask in
time and come early and enjoy your.
self.
Mrs. Emma Drummond of Quick.
vile, started for Denver, Tuesday to
meet her husband who is working
there.
Brooks, is going to irrigate his
farm next year, and We may lookout
for pumpkins and squashes as large
As barrels,
The Alliance coal has come al
last. Though not Of the best quail.
ity, it gives very good satisfaction.
At any rate, it beats grsssoline, OF
prarie coal. DUDE