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,,vn WISHES FROM OLD SOLDIERS.

Washington, Feb. ID The Di'trict OF coiuiola LII
-. NJ the Ioval Legion their annual banquet
,os. eveninr senator ManGerson presiding, sent inc
foIovinc telegram to General sherman:
The Commandery of the District OF CoIumola' met
70 honor the birthday Of the President who IN l7"f on
bebalf Of the Nation received the Christmas GIFT Of
savannah sends To the General from whose hands that
cf came it, sympathy. it, affection ana ~ earnest
irr comrades Of his battles and his marches and 10
tho country he served with such conspicuous ndeAty
and such signal success
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
,,,,,r,xc or ruy NCARTHYITES.

1ordon. Feb. 13.-FiNcen McCartnyite members o'
the uousc Of Commons rcls~embld IN commune
Xo Il th, afternoon. Much les interest was ''''
te.ted in the proceedings day than was c'"'"''"
Yesterday The deliberations were pre- 'u'' w. w. ~,
v ucC.-tly Afcr discussing the Latest aspect "i
-. I,,,a,,,, NJ Irish affairs. the meeting atlouHeH
sine dc Messrs. Dcasy. Arthur oConu2F ). , NM
Abraham. Condor and Fox were app '.l'p |" ,nd
q, nromofc the work Of organization III IIN4d"u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
pysIGHArIoy OF TIE EHEDNES MINISTRY.

Coir,. Feb. 1.-THE Kncdve has accepted h'
,.i,,,.ion of n, Ministry, which va, rendered lh
c,,,..oucpcc II Justice scots appoint ent
II is expected that Eiaz P"'ha P'e''r.t o' ,"'
council Il Ministers. and adso Minister "i the j."
,crior and Minister of Finance. VIII "'ihdra" i's
restcna,lon. and that the Cabi.'t VIII remain IN
,fsce The resignation Of the NhI'uF Is Fe-''N' "
.ir,,,n t,r Tucli.h policy. due tie support
a.,,.,,,rv has given to ~ir Evclyn Larlng, the
d,non,.tc ;,H agent OF Great Intan at Cairo -
pari. Feb. l3.-The "nece' urE Ia"e T..
he annoIntmcn: of Justice scott p r-ipts IuuNa'
s6y,scrr and OH the subject II Ely p,aa ulbhuM,' 81
{, order - prevent dc-po.Ing inc hheuI'' VI ''~
cole rsht remaining 70 hiin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
gU1Ts AGAINST EH-sTATE TREAsURERS.

Milwaukee, Feb. 13.-The new Democratic ao
ninstration has begun suits against two Kepuoiea"
ex-Trcasurers Harsaway and McFettrdge. 10 recover
interest on state deposits during their terms OF ohce
Thsy hold that they were entitled TO the Interest
IeFettridce is asked to pay back $4,000 and Harsa
E4 Sl33.O
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ADMIRAL PORTER DEAD.
PASSING PEACEFULLY AWAY SURROUNDED
BY HIS FAMILY.
TO BE BURIED WITH THE HIGHEST NAVAL.
HoNoRs AT THE ARLINGTON CEMETERY
GENERAL sHERMAN's PATHETIC
VISIT TO HIS OLD coMRADE.

VISIT TO HIS OLD C0MRADE.
Washington, Feb. l3.-Admral David D. Porter
died suddenly at s:l5 o'clock this morning. at his
home, No. LIZA HIST, from fatty degeneration Of
the heart. The disease came upon him at New
port, r. l., last summer, when, contrary TO the
persistent advice of his physician. he overtaxed
his strength by taking violent exercise and was
stricken down with complication of diseases. in
cluding congestion Of the lungs and dropsy. As
soon as he could be moved with safety he was
brought to his home in Washington, and all means
known 10 science and medicine resorted to
for his benefit. Despite them. however. there
were slight but ,unmistakable symptoms of ap-
preaching death. Mental disturbances were added
to other troubles and the patient failed to real
ize the seriousness of his condition The family
were made aware weeks ago that his death was
only question of short time and that the
efforts of his physicians were directed solely 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
TWENTY KILLED IN THE QUEBEC EXPLOSION.

Quebec Feb ia corrected list OF the killed and
injured in Yesterdays explosion at the quebec Norsed
Company's factory places the number OF the dead at
,weuty and the injured at twenty nine. Coroner
BeIleau this afternoon In jury. the members
~ which Immediately aiterward visited the scene Of
the disaster. The loss Of property by the explosion
nlaccd ri about S75.OOO
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Mr. LANF Ayp HI. HRIpE WELCOMED.

Queenstown. Fe5. 13.-The Town Commissioners 0
t,hs place have presented Al address OF welcome
william J. Lane, member Of Parliament, who las r.
turned from the United states. accompanied by IA
bride formerly Mis- Nav Armstrong, Of brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14

c. r. Flint & Co. yesterday received a cable dls-
match from VALPARAISO which said that the Chian
n.urgent feet had bombnrded the city Of PsaGua ana
that the town was In flames. The blockade OF Val
paralso has been rai;ed The vessels which "oH
part In the bombadment Of Psagua are supposed 10
be the Esmerllda, the Blanco Encalado ana tno
Aluiran,H INrcol,ln isaehi is small city on the
nitrate coast about Sky miles above lqulquL A. a
cen.eaucnce Of the news from Chin the price VI
nitrate rose in the London markets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
r1e,rop urGo.s GRAxppArGnrER MARRIED

Paris. Feb. 13.-Ml!e Jeanne Hugo was married 10
NJ Leon Daudet YESTERDAY IN the presence of iaF-e
number Of distinguished persons, iachd!ns NM
Duma,. Renan Ferry. Ciemelccau and Chfetie; ihe
weddIn,, va. purely civil affair. VI. Daudet having
DECIDED to dispense altogether with the religious ceFe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
yEw TREATMENT FOR TUBERCULOSIS.

paris Feb l3-At meeting Of phS sicians in tm'
.,.y Dr prade,e exhibited anothcr treatment FOX
tuberculo,!s He places in the mouth. under tho
n,at, a light Inhaler. which contains an'irepuc pas
tlles DR. Pradere says that patient, have been OeNc
ated by lnls treatment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14

TIE Young DUKE OF ORLEANS CHASING 4 STAR
London Feb. l3.-Paris pap"rS LAY thi' ''c secret
-, tho European movements Of the Duke Of oTiean'
~, h.. bo /. following Madame VI, an operate STAR
ten ,rbou he !, madly I'm love. II l. said that
wv Nun Dr,e gr.t met the woman IN Brussels aud fp
loved her thence London, and tit she Is 10" aoou
"a sing in -. Petersburg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
NEWFOUNDLAND'S DEMAND.
URGING ENGLAND TO RATIFY THE TRADE
CONVENTION WITH THIS COUNTRY.
RESOLUTIONS TO THAT EFFECT PASSED UNAN-
IMoUSLY BY THE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY,
BLAMING CANADA FOR THE DELAY
IN OBTAINING RECIPROCITY
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBCSg.7

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TKBCSE.1
St. Johns, y. F.. Feb. l3-The House OF As
scmbly last night, sitting with closed DOORS
passed unanimously resolutions reciting in effect
that the Legislature views with profound dis
appointment and alarm the failure Of Her
Maiesty's Government to carry out its solemn
obligations TO this colony by not asserting TO
the reciprocity trade convention between New
foundland and the United States that this fall
ure has been caused by Canadian interference,
and menaces our independence, making our in
terests subservicnt to those of Canada and that
the members regard the delay in ratifying the
convention as unjustfable, and as showing dis
regard of the interests Of the colony that is un-
friendly and hostile and calculated to disturb
the loyalty of the people of Newfoundland. The
LEGISLATURE urges the British Government 10 full
fiji Immediately It's pledge TO the colony by ratify-
ing the convention.
Mr. Bond, the Colonial Secretary, proposed the
resolutions, and Mr.. Green of the Opposition,
seconded them The terms Of the convention are
not made known. The speeches of the members
breathed annexation. and there was great ex-
citement. The modus vivendi will not be re-
neWed.
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seconded few days ago. the forger Of the teie,
grams recently sent 10 London orccring the sSi0 "
large quantities OF Brazilian securities.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
SIR holm MACDONALD NOT ILL.

Ottawa, Feb. l3.-Thc report current yesterday In
this city that Sir John Macdonald was seriously III
Is without foundation The Premiers health Is fraii.
but he Is not suffering from any special aiimeht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
DILLON AND o,BR1EN IN CLoNMEL JAIL.
THEIR JOURNEY FROM LoNDoN-MET AT KINGS
TOWN BY FRIENDS.

Dublin Feb. 13-Messrs. OBHen and Dillon, In
custody Of the police arrived from England this AFTER
noon AZ Kngstown seven miles from here, the NAL
packet station on Dublin Bay, where the HoIyhedn
boats land their passengers. j. +. and v. H. h hed-
mond and Mr. Harrington met the prisoners az tfe
Kingstown pier but the general public was excluded'
Messrs Dillon and O'Bren driven direct from uc
pier TO the Kingsbrdge station. thus avoiding the Gil!
OF Dublin. During the Interval allowed the pns0he'
for dinner few friends permitted TO ece theh'
and to remain with them Till their Journey was Tenei
with only an escort Of officers. y crowd cheereu u"
nr sopers AZ Limerick Junction. and they were again
chered on their arrival at Clonmel and on entering te
jal. ,,
London, Feb. 13.-Messrs. O'Brien ana DlIloh que"'
Ief- the Fuston railway station under police esco d"
: o,cloc, this morning looking fresh ana well a'o'
,he- nght spent in scotland Yard. Tie prisoners Z"
loved every liberty possible. There was ho'hihs ~
chow. that they were not ordinary pa>engeIs ana 'A''
.vaentlv regarded their approaching lmprisolIi'cn
witb r,im ndidcrcnce Mc,sr>. Harrison ana uII a
cor uanod the prisoners 20 the railway sti'Pn',
rad ttrIu a warm farewell a. they staFt'u lo' i'''
A number Of Ir1shmcn with whom reporter sio"'
in regard to the proposed visit to tli' 'ou""' VI
tnloc.,,on of parnellitc members OF Parliament ''
tb purp,,e of collecting funds, said that su'A '''''
,...,d he q failure They would. 10 d9"Dt, uc , ~
'ot,'ad y,i,, cufhu.aStn.~ aid Richard VI. Ntil.'' .
- ,Lc reuh.r. Of the parlamcuiar! una -Ns7o'.'-
lion but / fear the dollars "o"Id uJi Oc io'
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,n ,>.cr Avn THE cuIcAGO wORLD's FAIR.

Paris. Feb. i3.-The Cabinet council to be held ae
The Palace d'Elysee tomorrow will discuss the invita-
tom from the United Government TO take part IN
The Worlds Fair "a; Chicago. The Ministers ALREADY
arrce T. accept the uVi.Stio. the United states having
oically IN the Paris Exposition of l-1".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
MACE A FORGl

MACE FoRGER AS WELL AS AN ABsCoNDER'
Paris, Feb 13-lt has been discovered tha' VICTOR
,,ace or Rerneau. the banker Of this city who abb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
Tile BEHRING SEA NEGOTIATIONS.

London, Feb. II" The News this morning saws
IL is reported In Ministerial circles that the BehFlhg
sea negotiations promise a favorable conclusion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
PIsAGUA AND IQUIQUE IN FLAMES.
SET ON FIRE BY SHELLS FROM THE 1NsURG>NA
I'll ELEEr-nALM ACEnA.s MASIEEsTO.

FLEET-BALMACEDA'S MANIFESTO.
London, Feb. 13-Dispatches received here Hon, ,,
Buenos Ayres in regard to the revolution IN INN
cav that the houses In the towns OF Pisagua ana
Iouioue have been set fire by shells thrown during
a bombardment by the insurgent feet
Panama FEB. 4.-The President Of Chill has issuen
a manifesto 10 the Nation in which he casts ali the
blame of the actual state Of affairs Congress or
rather the majority in the Legislature. and announces
il to be his determination TO continue In the line Vi
policy he has adopted. come what may
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-14
TIE KAISER At TIE cIIAHcELLoR'S DINNER

uorur Teh 13.-Ihe EnpFrOr HIIFHu'I w 7 IT
,o,,o,,arv dinner given by Chancellor Won CA9n'h
The Emperor conversed on the labor question win
- y-t,dthor.. Uorr schmidt and Count iTeysinr.
Ja thought that Prince Bsmarck' atthc.S were
directed against himself
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FISTICUFFS IN AN ARMORY
MEN INDIGNANT AT THEIR CAPTAIN.

FEARING THE cHEvRoNs FROM THEIR SLEEVES
SHALL NoN-CoMMIssIoNED OFFICERS
BE APPOINTED OR EIECTEna
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1891-01-01

rs this the best?' is = question often ASKED
when medicine is wanted. TIE following
are ii few Q: lie medicines of known reliable
ity. Sold By Martin hampton, druggists OF
this place. They have many other excellen,
medicines, but these are worthy of especial
mention.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholers, and I lr
rhoea Remedy, the most reliable known ned
icine for bowel complaint. Its especially
priced by persons subject to collie. I, has
cured many dasen of chronic diar; aoea.
Price 25 and so cents per bottle.
St Pa,rick's Pills, for disorders of the liver
| and bowels. A vigorous but gentle physic
that cleanses and renovates the whole system.
Price % cents per box.
Chamberlain Eye and Skin Ointment.
For letter. Salt rheum, scald head eczema,
and chronic sore eyes. Price Is cents per box.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, famous for
It's cure of severe colds, and as prevents
| live fol- Group. Price 80 Cents per bottle.
ChamberIain's Pain Balm, general family
liniment AID especially valuable for rheuma-
tism. Price so CENT per bottle.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1891-01-01
Please Take Notice,

There are over $500 due on our
subscription books. We purchased
these accounts OF the former mana
ger of the e AT, and it is needless
for US to say that we need the money.
All or subscriber who are in ar
rears know we need the amonnt thew
owe. 1t is small sum to each of
you, but combined, it is large
amount for US, these lard times.
In order to collect this money iinme-
dlatel y, we make this liberal offer
VIZ: To all who will pay up, and one
year IN sdvance. we will discount
their ACCOUNT % per cent, this is
big discount, but we need the money,
and need it Immediately.
This offer is good until Jan. 18th.
o9.,to those who wish to pay up and
stop, we will give l5 per cent dis
count, until Jan. Is, 1891.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1891-01-01
Sappa Notes.


Wednesday eve large lumber of the SET
tiers, on tho creek me, at the residence of
Mr.. Sail to celsbra tie the old custom of hay
ing Christmas tree. The tree was conceal.
ed from view, By large curtain, until the
room was led With guests when it was
Drawn back displaying tie beautifully illumi
mated and decocaied tree. There were sacks
popcorn, and candies, or Il present, and
apples too, which appeared TO be growing On
the tree so ngeniously, were they fastened 10
/. Tie smoller branches were covered with
t ssue paper aud terminated with a rel rose
beside the other decorations OF popcorn string
and paper bows, etc. The presents were
numerous and beautiful, and although tie
tr-e filled theepace from the floor to ceiling
It Was not Ia re enough to hold them all
Two wires and a table sufficed to hold the
remainder, The exercises were opened with
singing, after which. The little folks spoke
some very appropriate Christm,st piece.
Then there WAS moro singing during which
SAINTS Claus made his appearance through
window back of the tree. Coal chimneys
were probably too s.nulty even for him. He
wore the traditional fur coat and hat, and
altogether made a very favorable impression
which was fully confirmed when ,he tree was
stripped and every one, had seceived sohc.
thing. Then an hour was spent in visiting,
after which al went home much plvased with
the evenings en,ertainm nt
Christmas night there was a dance at Mr..
Shills those who went report good tins:
Ne.v years day grand wolf hun. takes
place in town range 80. We hope to report
the slaughter of great number Of these pests
| in our next letter. E l..
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1891-01-01
RexfOrd kansas.

The weather still continues fine.
Fail wheat it all right yet, but lit
tie moisture would not come amiss.
Rexford and Georgetown, celebra-
ted Xmas, with Christmas trees which
were well attended, and loaded with
many presents, each had excellent
programs, which were we'll executed.
Mrs. Logan, of Long Island Kan
sas is visiting her daughter Mrs. J e.
Harsstine, of this place.
Mrs. Warren Babcock, has gone
to Plymouth Illinois to spend the
winter.
Rev Morrow, has been holding
meetings at Harrison chapel, but we
understand they will close with the
year.
G.. w. D.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1891-01-01

OF TIC ColcDfdtcu AcuuoA wal, 8 "
to J. E. Meglsmre,
Go to Thompsons with your but
ter and eggs. Brewster Kansas.
Look over our clubbing offer and
see if there is not some paper or
magazine you want.
Mr.. Beardamans chattels, sold at
auction last Saturday, some OF the
goods sold at fair price.
Quarterly meeting at the NJ. E.
Church, next Sabbath night. Presid-
ing Elder Stoltz will preach.
The Lennox coal is the bestin the
market. | have Just received a good
supply. When needing coal go to
}. Z. Meglemre.
Notice the card of Isaac Flood, in
this issue, and if you need trees, to
set out yoar timber claim, give him
a call,
A. B. Garfield, moved into the
McGon;gal property last Monday.
this move gets him nearer his place
OF business.
The Lennox coal is the quickest
to start, and lasts the longest Meg
lemre, has a large supply OF 1t. Full
weight guaranteed.
Mr.. Rowland brother of our popu-
lar Co. Treasurer who has been Wis
ting here, several weeks, returned
70 his home in Indiana. the first OF
the week.
Being too unwell to be at the Of
ce, on press da,, last week, and the
| T. W ink we had Just received, not
working well, accounts for the poor
printing on some of our papers.
The sociable given, last Tuesday
by the Ladies Aid Society. was
wei attended, and quite a pleasing
literary, program was carried out
| Coffee, and sandwiches were served
All who were present seemed to en-
JOY themselves.
Out ca st Of town few miles, Sat
| urday night Dec. Goth, quite mum
Der OF the young men gathered tt
serenade young couple by the
name Of Wesley Lark, and Ethel Foo
~, who were supposed to have beer
| married. But the boys got badly
fooled, as the "knot'' had knot beer
| tied
Mr.. Weld and Capt. Hamilton, re
turned, Tuesday night, from thei
trlp to Scranton Kan, and othe
points in the coal districts Of hi
state and secured at least two Ca
Dads, and perhaps four, for the
eedv of this county. We hope the
,ual will soon arrive, as it will be
needed now that the weather is get
ing colder.
| The entertainment at the Baptist
hurch Christmas night, was in tn
orm of a Foreign Mission meeting
nd Christmas exercises, combined
he meet, g was success, and tn
objection for foreign missions amour
ed to S4.05. Tie house was crowc
ii. and the literary exercises wer
excellent. There was small evel
green tree, well laden with sacks O
candy and nuts, for the Sabbat
School children. After the eater
eminent, the candy etc, was distrl
buted, to the regular scholars, an
there was so much left that everyon
in the Rouse got candy.
At the Christmas tree at Atwood
IN the upstairs of the court hous
there was quite sensation cause
by the tree gett NC on fire, from tn
wax candles on the tree. \ stan
; pede for the door, was made, and if
had not been for the presence
mind, and determination, O. NJ
Houston, who at once shut, ar
guarded the door, so that no OF
/ could rush out, there would have bee
great many pushed down and o
the steps. The fire was soon p'
ont, with but little damage to tt
tree, or any person. Mr.. Houston
weighs $50 ponnds, and made fir
class barricade for the door
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1891-01-01
RrcGs FAMILY MEDICINES.

these medicines are dsily gaining greater
and the steadily iacr asing de-
ms, I'd IL. ihem can onlv be accouei.d 'or BY
their ,rse merit. They are prepared with the
utu,osr care. and each medicine ispn. up for
a n.r,;cular disease. Everv bottle ia uaran-
,eed 10 do All tina, is claimed for it On the
l,eh,i go ,h., no ca. who buys bottle o
,sgse's Family Medicines CEN be cisapI olntsd
Sold b. Martin and Hampton. (a)
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1891-01-01
NOTICE. TO TAXPAYERS.

Taxes are dre on the first day of November. re
sA,e ~ ~ per cent; on the whole taa IS allowed II
paid before December 2lst. II not paid before Dec
amhrr BIS, no rebate is allowed, aud per cent
penalty is added, snd penalties Of per cent. each
are added March Dist and June asst. No rebate IS
allowed unless the whole tax lie paid st one Tune.
Lands are advertised IN July and sold the frst
Tuesday of September, aud after sale the taxes and
costs will draw int The rate OF q per cent per
annGm until paid Three ysars from date OF sale the
holder of certificate i'll ue entitled 10 deed ana
i've years thereafter The deed becomes absolute.
Personal PROPERTY TAX,
The law REQUIRES the County Treasurer TO issue
TAX warrants upon all personal property which al
least. one half Of the has not been paid, the
10Th dag OF January II the sheriff has 10 collect by
warrant, he is allowed 10 cents per mile for every
mile travelled. and there other costs attending
the collection.
J.F. ROWLAND
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1891-01-01
Basis OfTax Levy For 1891.

The tax levy for lss, as made by the Board OF
County commissioners and based upon valuation
ofOne million six hundred and forty thousand Q.e.U,
(rp Dollars.
For County General, including Salary fund, Poor,
Blank books and Stationery Elections and sundries
approximate amount necessary FOR such eN-
A lew of 10 mills and an additional amount of 2
mills for delinquent was made.
County interest to nay Interest on LOO Bonds q
per cent. Amount -SI.so
a levy off 81 lis was male
State tax-ale levy Of mills was made 10 pay tax
such Ievies or interest and sinking finds for the
di fferent school districts we're sciaal necessary
we're made
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1891-01-01
You are IN q Bad Fix.

But We can cure you if you will pay
rs. Our message is to the Weak, Ner-
vous and Debiiitated. who by early
evil habits, or later lpdescretiOus, have
triAed away their vigor OF Body. Mind
and Manhood, and who suffer all those
effects which lead to Premature De-
cay. Consumption or insanity. If ,hi.
means you, send for ana read our
Book of Life, written BY the greatest
Specialist OF the day, and sent sealed,
bv addressing DR.. Parker's Medical
aud Surgical Institute. i3S North
Spruce ST. Nashville, Tenn.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1891-01-01
Milton Jones.
Homestead Application No 1897
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Oherlin. Kan. ! Nc
NA~ Tnf = fsgD

LsEd Office at Oherlln. Kan. ! No. DIl3
Nov. 10th 1880.
Notice 4. hereby given that the following named
settler has aled notice of his intention to make final
proof in support of his claim ard that raid proof will
he made before the Probate Judge and exc ice
Clerk OF Probate court Of Thomas county. at Colby
Kan. on &C. sDth. 1880. viz:
William Ronseek, H. L. No. 1854,
for the : r. 4 of Sec. 20 Twp s. OF range 50 W.
He name. the following Witnesses 20 PROVE his
tinnous residences upon. and cultivation of said land
viz: John Dean. Henry T. kruison. Edward Bour-
quin John Dowtsll. all OF Deland, Kansas.
u-s(s5-i CYRus ANDERSON Register.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1891-01-01

propriate address, fitting the occasion
The company then disbanded, hoping
that we may all finally meet;
Where no parting hand is given,
Where no farewell tears are she'd
Where no social ties are riven
And no farewell words are said.
RoUGH & REAdY.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1891-01-01
BEGGS GERMAN SALYK.

The increased demand for Beggs' German
Salve not only proves that it has merit, bu,
also makes il almost . universal household
remedy. When you wish good reliable
ointment, call for Beggs' German Salve, and
you wilnot he disappointed. Sold and war
ran,ed by Martin 4 Hampton. ~