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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Nc are authorized to announce
Col. foindcxicr Damn. OF Forrest
civ. as n candidate for congress
,r represent the F.rst CoiSresslon
nj dis,ric, of Arkansas. subject t'
The action of the First CongressicH
M coaSention.
Wc are authorized TO announce
Hon. J. W. House, Of Searcy, as Il
candidate for cor grcss, io repre
sent the First Congressional dis
trict OF Arkansas sahiect 10 the
sc,ion of the First Congressional
r0GrSnlcn.
Ne are au,hori2ed 20 announce
Mr.. j. G. i;rookf-ld, OF CrosS
,ouriy. as n candidate tor Circuit
Judge, for the 2ni Judi'ial district,
suhicct 10 the action OF the con
ycriiop.
WE are authorized to announce
Logan y. Rozzcl ~ u candidate
for Sheriff and Collector Of Miss
issippi county. at the general elec
ton, on the first Tuesday in Sep
t,mbcr next.
We are authorized TO announce
Mr.. A. l.. Cisscll, ~ n candidate
for the Office of Sheriff and Col
lec,or, ot Mississippi county, at the
general State election, on tho FIRST
Tuesday in September next.
Capt. Dan Matthews one OF
our oldest and most respected ci'l'
zcns, has consented t. allow h's
name used asa candidate, nnd II
elected, will serve as Treasurer oi
Mississippi, county.
In announcing myself as y can
didato to rep, csent Mlss'sslrp'
County; in the Lower House OF the
next General assembly | ask my
coun,rymen not to pledge thc''
sufrrages mil I've had an opporin
nifty Of explaining my position mp
on all questions of uninal Interest
In ample season, | will publish
list oi my appointments IN eacl
Township. Time will be fairly di
vide with all candidates.
+. G. McGANOCk,
The Osceola times., 1878-05-11

Bulls and Bears of Wall Street aud
an object Of hatred to the bloated
hond-holders. The reclamation Of
the rich aIlcvial lands OF the Mis-
sissippi Valley would also receive
attention. Thc perseverance and
energy of either would be the
means of making this rich ard fer
tile sallcy of tre Sunny South, a
hnmc for 4" countless thousands"
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First Gums.

In the political arena our people,
Monday and Tuesday ot this week,
were addressed by Col. Poindextcr
Dunn, of Forrest City, and Col. j,
W. House, 81 Scaicy, both cand'-
dates for CONGRESSIONAL honors
iron THIS, The Hgsl District. Cir
cui, Court being IN session, 4 large
number ofpeople were here rom
every section of this and adjoining
counties. Both speakers had II
large and attentive audience, who,
not only appreciated, but iest the
weight aud force OF the different
subjccls treated by them. Both
gentlemen, al the start, spoke III
the highest terms OF their oppo
nenis, expressing II desire Tor free
and iair canvass, &c, aud II willing
ness that their respective merits be
presented to theiY constituents.
picdring themselves TO ABIDE by
their decision, and give their hear
ty support TO the nominee OF the
District Convention. Both speak.
ers dwelt at lcnglh upon different
branches Of National legislation
particularly the financial question,
a problem tha, Is now agitailng thc
minds OF the ablcst men in the
country. IN vivid language. inter
epersed with anecdotes, they pos.
trayed the causes Of the hard tunes
and general siugnation in all de
rartments of industry that now af.
fca. the country. The fallacy OF
John eheyman's Claims to bring
about presumption next January
Was logically exPosed. The speak
crs arc genuine ou'-and-ogi demo
crnts, and, although advocating y
goodiy sspply Of circulating medi-
nm in the shape OF grcenbacks,
they DO not belong 70 the Green
back Party" Tnerc Is no question
M doubt but that either would
make himself heard and icl,
10 Congross--a terror 10 the
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ASscssOr's Notice.
Oscc0Ia Nrk.
May 10Th, 1878,

You are hereby notified that !
will be at the following voting pre-
cincts for the purpose of assessing
the personal property in M'SsiSsip.
pl county, Tor the year 1873, viz;
Carson Lake, Schoolhousc, July
| and 2.
Scolt-Dickinson Mill, July 3 4
and 5.
Pecan r.. W. Friends Store
July s aud 3.
Trny-J. ii. Pockets, July II
AMI II.
Swayne-L. D Rozzell, July Is
Clear Lake, School ii HJusc, J.ly
II.
Canadian. Williams Store, July
10 and 20.
Big Lake, School House, July
~ anu oU.
Little River, b. 7. Jackson $
Angus, l-'.
Mouroe, Clerk, on .c, August
;, 6, T.
Aud you ar, iurlGcr noufiJG tna'
( II you ialI t" meet ine III your res
lrcciive precincts ma above indlca
ted, and at the time mentioned
YOU will bc charged with the pen
atty for such default, rs the law di
II, cts.
May 10, 1873,
ID. ID. DICKSON,
Assessor Miss. Co., Ark.
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40 the Voters Of Missi.-
sippi County.

take this method announcing
that am n CASD,DsTE Tor Shcrif,
at the ensuing September election
J scarcely deem 1t necessary; in
making this simple announcement,
TO dwell nt great length on my
claims at the hands OF this people.
My past history and conduct, my
character and reputation are we'll
nnown, and as they have never
been attacked, do not need vindica.
,ion.
The only crime have ever been
accused Ct il that objectionable SIN
of r2"Hias TOR Sheriff; until lately |
thought tbis was a free country.
and that any citizen had the right
to run 70: Office but recent dcvcl-
opmcnis show. that, at least with
some who oppose me in this race, !
AN almost traitor ios thinking OF
taking the field.
To The people of Mississi rl
County, | cheeriuily submit my
CLAIMS, and only ask at their hands
an impartial consideration.
Should they decide that ! am
their choice in the coming contest,
| pledge myself and my honor thai,
| will make sheriff OF whom they
will never be ashamed.
Very Respectfully
l. d. ROZZELL
Osccola Ark.
May 10Th, 1878,
The Osceola times., 1878-05-11

SHARP COUNTY has instructed for
Miller. Fro.ich, Crawford, Churchill
and Eakin l,r Associate Justice.
Phillips county Instructed Tor
Hughes, lor Governor Beavers,
Secretary Of State Crawford, Au-
d. Caurchiil, Treasurer Hen
dcrson, Attorney General ; aud
Williams for Associate Justice.
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q STREET E'EdsSaT.
EicncOnirc between Major
J. ID. Adams and Col.
James y. eanithCc,

The following account Of : street
rencontre between Major John ID.
Adams and Col. James n. Smi,hce
which occurred yesterday morning,
ut Little Rock, Arkansas. is taken
tram the Rose Clty Gi0je lExtra.) OF
the 5ih. inst.
"a personal newspaper contvo.
vercy has been progressing be-
tween Major John ID, Adams, OF the
Cuzefie. aud Col. j. n. Smithee.
State Land Commissioner aud cdi-
tor of the Demoeso, tor the past few
days. In his reply. Saturday, Col.
Smiihcc used the ioiioai.g laa.
gnagc:
"There il 10 alternative but for
me 10 pronounce John ID. Adams
liar ia whom these is no truth, II
corruptrr OF men. AS be is Il deLsu-
cher OF women, u slaudcrer who j.
purse proud enough TO suppose
iba, his money can shield him ir"m
the consequences oi his ca'umnicS,
n thing in human form in whom
there are elements which when
necessity requires 1t, will GcyelDpe
him INTO either n petty. or hr,.'
class thiot, according 10 the sizc of
the p,ic within bis reach"
To the above Maj John Adams,
made lengthy reply in the G"z' ne
OF this morning, windin. up As iol'
lows:
Summing up the facts in the ease
the following poiots are made ;ll)
SWithec p0riolncJ the docuu,nnl
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H MONEY N

Can be saved Il ynu wish ~ pnrchass u Piano CT
o, gan by buyirg direc. ~ me, and bcs!drs y ou
arc sure OF getting the g,tuinc Beatty l'iano and
Organ, the sweetest ipii.a au uinsi perfect ever
mate Year. oI iru, have r-,abi shed them the
murc drmly IN popalai hvur, aud the Universal
yeriict nov IL, thai thesc are none better manu-
Iuriurrd Ia the world sent OH from i've ~ NJ
teen days test ma aRl fui'! warranted Tor s'K
v. ar a. fr.t- cias. Ia esrry respect Morcy re-
funded aud ir,igat paid both ways by me 4 gn-
satisfactory Natis 'siilusiraicd A, NEkIl,LR
lcaisiol'uc ttnion,l y free Addre-s. hafIfl
q hEAlIl, " ssbjgkiau, New Jersey
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NEWSPAPER
ADVERTISING

A b-ok containing n list nf tnwBe In the U. y.
having j.Usp pup aud the new -ial,Trs having
largest circulation = Il The Rvii iigrtis, Aslicul-
tu 4, Sciea,ia. AID ui,et -ssiai 81 iss ,,irhais
Tables ot ra,"s, >howpk cot ~ advertising and
svrryihing which al a,iVeri.sf Mould like 10
Know Ainiir' or rec,i = Oi ten cents Ad'iie-s
GEO i, ko"tL a 4" 10 spruce II. \. \.
Opposite ''Tribmei bail il.}.
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Fy II Il. Nc NciEh, II. ,
Redemption of Lands.

Notice 4 hereby given, that tdEar q sugg,
admir- of "a. i sueg, diceaset, has redeemed
the corner offs :, of SECTION -. and ne
secti'n 81, township III, range east, sold for
taxes June i-th ls17. asd then bought by tha's
Bowrn, the said Sugg payi iuio he county
treasury, the sun OF $liUo snlOgst On nll ui all
lax, penalty, Interest aud cnst on said Iaud.
Anil Is, ;Sss. j. X L HALE, Clerk.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-11

1t il a conceded fact that in buy
ing musical instruments the best
are the cheapest. Danici f. Beat
" Esq, of Washington, New Jcr.
scy. has gained a reputation equal
to any, tor both Pianos aud Organs,
and all are recommended to wrltc
to him before buying. Sec adver'
,iseu.cnt.
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BEATTY PIANO
Grand Square & Upright, and Beat.
tvs Celebrated Golden Tongue
ParlOr Organs.
\ wotl In their r,var. rc4d
From tu,t IgItY III tE,rr,.,...

VOID ln ihrir t,N7r. rcYd
From ihc N.igil. Ill l;of,r'Ucr.
1--WE have ih uur own tpu-r .rus Of the nianos
advert -fl by b.uiri q B.auy ia auuthrr rui-
uinu, aud DO not hesitate 10 recommend il iryia
nnr kuovicd-r of ~ quality Mr. Beatty has
d'iui 'rr> tunorahly by us.'
ID. l.. >cdgwirk, of Houaplr,r, WA, sarf;
"oryan caHc 10 hand all safe. and after 1re
h0W trial -cud yJu the rlish, d morn than
moris my exl ccttiohs. The tone 3. cyc.r,ltu,.
" nnrBnd lgclndinus and the case /. styli.h u,,d
beautifully nu'su,d -
Prom J. l.. kvrr'. Esl Cashier National Broad.
way hhuk, New York
Organ No. 600 received. AsIatp fiIlv satis.
ged Win Inc lusitutcut. Irvuit wittuut rtr-
ther delay have uut III .utht n uprn..,ty tn esit
rNpolls 10 lcstit. All NY iimil y arctrIi5ata, =
Every Instrument niily warranted far si, v.,r.
as STREE hist class IN rycry RESPECT and Ys a
guarantee II good fiith they are -hiu,d ON f,.,,
'tO days trsi trial. money reiu,l, and frigLt
chhfy's pnll b llh MnN- ~ me % tipr sr4 la env
lim "i-r trt-ruicd or prnNr uu-.ii.ra-fnr,
Noih'n. iuier iimn thl. can be- pdorri
A"kN Is " ANItD. lut Whc.r / has. rone
'hr.e di-'ounl- Wndc 10 iuur..iiop IN upv Ior H.
u Stlt Tor llulsiit.d tUNtRII~tR uI',ts
lHur tdlLuri, Ntil tr-titEun ais from di.,it-
ghlShcd Persons, some OF whom Won mtt know
nsinr, my lne rlsewhrre. Address pANIlI, r.
BEATTY, Washington, New Jersey
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V5sSfgEEi- not easily earned in these times
eh q hu' II cuH hC made iu tina.
~t Z months by any one II tilhrr SOY.
iu any laii 81 'hr country wlo IL
wiling 10 wo il Ttcadi'y 80 fh"tmpl Ninrpf tbat
we Furnish. So pr wuts IN your own Town
on need nct be away fium home tNrr ui.-hi
You. can give ypar whnia time to ,i,f vol ur
"hiy Your STARE moments Ne have gp,,nts
who are MAXIM over SFi per day. All who en.
gag" al snoe rHn make nuncy fast AtfLe
res"hl llhlc m hr> cannot lc made So easily
ard rapidly at auF - hrr bq.i.s,4 ii r,-t.
hulhing otry ID business. terms t.d s. ont-
~ IRE Nairrs- at once, u iAilrr a 10
Portland Maine NAL,
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Legal Notices
Redeuption OF Land

The ~ NY /, section g. aud th. ~" i of
=, ctian tuan-hip II. rage .. vi. a was soli
fr taxes June ilth ls17, and luuEnt "y j =.
Dayits wa. this day redeemed ~ \ '.af,"t
paying into III. 6 unity treasury toe suin oi So
~ amount Il tax, penalty, Interest nnd cost on
said snd. j Il. L. HALE,
Apri, l6. ISIS. leik'
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Cash TO accompany all announce
mcnts. Calls on parties 10 become
candidates will be charged local
rates.
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ASS0ySCE,7E,NTs. a

The following will be our rates
for announcing candidates during
,he campaign, tor t!ie d'ii,ren'
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PULNGNA,

IL beyond comparison the hes, remedy for the
cure ui CON>uMrTluN lsyES N IT- MOST Ap-
NANcED sr.ci.s), Asthma Bronchitis, Ca,arh,
amt all deIlngr m.uis uf the NERVOUS sNS-
TEN. cirular containing nnrttrplarr uf many
ca- n crssiu ly treated tuil adNicc for The
treatment of the di.vasrs ali, ), mentioned, aad
certificates - pcjual cures, will be- s'nt free by
mail TO all apphvauts Address CAR & J..
Mo>l.~. sol" Proprietor. Is Corilandt street,
New York.
The Osceola times., 1878-05-11

Qn Mixed Cards, with name, 10 etc SAMPLES
~ for set. stsnp. j. MlNkLER y CO, Mas
eau. y \
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17
Liver Is King.

The liver is the imperial organ OF the whole
human system, as it controls the life. health
and happiness of man. When it is disturbed
in its proper action, all kinds Of ailments are
the natural result. The digestion Of food, the
movements of the heart and blood, the action
of the brain and nervous system. are all imme-
diatcly connected with the workings Of the
Liver. Ii has been successfully proved that
Green's Augusta Flower is unequaled in cur
ing all persons afflicted with Dyspepsia or
Liver Complaint and all the numerous symp-
toms that results from an unhealthy condition
Of the Liver and Stomach. Sample bottles TO
try, 10 cents. Positively sold in all towns On
the Western Continent, Three doses will prove
that it is just what you want. For sale by all
druggists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17
yQsics

Prof. E. Locke would announce to all those
interested in singing, that be will organize a
singing class at the N. Z. church on Monday
evening. the 2lst inst. Hour Of meeting, $50
Pm. Terms Of tuition for each pupil, 81 for
thirteen lessons, payable in advance. During
the first half Of each lesson, instruction will
be given In the elementary principles Of music
reading at sight, by the most approved meth
DDS Of the day. The last half Of each lesson
will be spent in general drill practice, thus
making the class Of interest not only to begin
ners, but to more. advanced pupils. Prot.
Locke Is one of the best instructors in vocal
music in the West. lie has . cultivated taste
and easily imparts that taste TO others. We
hope to see his efforts meet with great encour-
agement, as he Is not only first-class musician
but very worthy, excellent man.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17
To Prevent and Cure Coughs and Colds.

A reliable remedy Is necessary in every
household. Parker's Ginger Tonic Is just the
medicine needed. It radically cures Coughs.
Colds, Sore Throat, Bronchitis and even Con-
sumption il used in time, by its powerful
specific action on the Stomach, Kidneys, Skin.
Liver and numerous surfaces OF the Throat
and Lungs. IL accomplishes the. cure ina
wonderfully short time, and removes all pain
and soreness Of the lungs. II is also a most
valuable stomach remedy, eiiectualiy removing
Dyspepsia, Headache, Liver Disorders. Costiye
ness, Nervousness, Low Spirits, wakefulness'
Heartburn, Cramps, Palpitation OF the Heart
Sour Stomach, etc, and gives cheering COM
fort and freedom from pain that surprises
everyone. Buy 81. 90 bottle from your drug
gist, Oscar Seitz, Salina. Kansas, or a sample
bottle at Is cts. and test its merits.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17

The new mayor. city council and other officers
were sw orn into Office last Friday. That eve.
ming "a, meeting Of the council. +. T.. Bowen
was nominated by mayor wickham for the OF.
flee OF City Clerk, and his nomination was
confirmed. VIM. Berg was chosen President
of the Council. The following standing com.
mittee's were appointed by the Mayor: Lii
-Councilmen Berg, Ober and Seaman
Fire-Seaman. Stevens and Dodge; Ordinance
Stevens, Seaman and Obsr Streets and side
wslks-Dodge, Berg and stevens ; Finance
ODER, Dodge and Berg. The Journal was
made the official organ of the City. An ordi.
nance repeating the Old ordinance requiring
petitions for Saloon licenses was passed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17

Mr.. A. q. Couse, the well-known livery sta.
bic keeper Of Salina, died at his residence in
Salina, last Saturday evening. He had been
in poor health for q number Of years, and very
seriously i'll for several months; hence his
taking off was not unexpected. His body was
sent to his old home in illinois, Monday morn
ing, Rev. 7. B. Doo;ey, Of the Episcopal
church, conducting appropriate funeral servi-
ces at the house and depot before the train left.
Mr.. Couse belonged to the order Of the knights
OF Pythias, and Messrs. N. A. Fassett and
Frank Seaton were assigned by the order to
accompany the remains to their last resting
place. Mr.. COuse was warm-hearted, gener-
Gus mana good and public spirited citizen.
He will be missed very much by the people Of
Central and Western Kansas, among whom he
Is so well known.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17
Found 1t Last-Hay.

The place to secure hay is Of c. J. Wright.
He is prepared to furnish hay in any quantity,
by the load. in the stack or any way you de-
sire it, and at short notice. Anyone wishing
hay can leave orders at W. NJ. Clarkson's
Stable and it win receive my prompt attention
and at the iosoest cash price. CD. WRIGHT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17
For Sale,

Eighty acres of valley land on kentuck
creek. fifteen miles from Salina. with timber
and running water. Apply 10 Faulkner &
Wildman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17

Hon. John. A. Anderson, Republican nomi-
nee for Mem Der Of Congress 10 this District,
addressed quite an assembly Of people at the
Opera House, last Monday evening. HIS
speech was full af convincing arguments on
the financial question, and was delivered In
fine style. Mr.. Anderson is very eloquent
speaker. He made good impression while
here and many votes. Saline will, We believe,
roll up handsome majority for him. At the
close Of Mr.. Anderson's speech, that grand
old Republican war-horse, Hon. Nathan Price,
made a lengthy speech in his inimitable style.
His words were sensible, argumentative and
forcible. Noble Prentis, who was in the audi.
ence, was called for. He made some funny
remarks, excusing himself from service In
that line. Col. Prouty, Of the Junction City
Union, was also present, but did not speak
owing to the !ateness Of the hour. Col. Phil
lips was chosen chairman OF the meeting. He
made some appropriate remarks as an intro
ductory, and introduced his coming successor
in Congress In a very handsome style. The
meeting was success in every sense Of the
word.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17

A small place Of ten acres, mostly hard
wood timber. two miles from town. Apply TO
Faulkner & Wi!dmap.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17

Come down some day and bring your knit
ting along. Wen set up the peanuts and
show you around. Perhaps you don't believe
US, perhaps you think we prevaricate; but
just come down to our store and see what
hundreds of others have seen: elegant jewell
~ at bottom prices; clocks which will never
wear out and always keep good time; silver
ware which is Of the latest pattern and SO
cheap as to be within the jurisdiction" of
any ones purse; repairing which. makes ev-
erything as good as new; all the appurten-
ances and belongings of first-class jewelry
d. & J. b. WHITEHEAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17

Last Friday afternoon the regular monthly
rhetorical exercises Of the public schools Of
SaIina took place and the young people &C
quilted themselves with great credit. There
was an attendance Of number Of our citizens
upon the .exercies, but not in that proportion
that it should have been. 1t will very much
encourage teachers and interest children in
the schools. should the parents and friends
attend these exercises. The next regular rhe-
torical exercises will be held three weeks from
next Saturday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17

For Tswn and Country.
Books, Books. Books and stationery at the
Book and Variety Store Of A. T. ". II
Grier's. No. l24 Santa Fe Avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17

To freeman Kingnsdn:
We, the undersigned, taxpayers and citizens OF the
First District Of Saline county would respectfully
ask you to for the Office of County Commissioner
OF said rst district anil We tender you votes and
earnest support.
A. j. Schwartz. J. y. Schwartz.
Chas. Holmgyist, Robert MARYLAND,
Geo. krueger ii. J. Parker.
NJ. J. Ludis, Gus Rehr.
r. Barneck, Gus Nelson.
John Anderson, w. Z. We'll.
And many others
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17

kesns. Sch~avfr Roimqrisf, Kartiand, Kruger. and
Others:
GENTLEMEN: i am in receipt Of your communication
requesting TO be candidate for Commissioner
from thelFirst District, and In reply would say that
I viii be candidate for that Office at the coming cleo
ton, and if elected will endeavor to discharge the
duties Of the Office the best Interests Of the county
Respectfully, FREEMAN krSGNlS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17

Mr.. Willis kesler informs US that the annual
tournament OF the State Shooting Association
is to be held In this city next year. Mr.. w.
z. Gels is the secretary of the association. d.
z. wagstaff and Willis Kesler belong to the
Board or Managers. The first prize of the
$500 purse, Us single birds, q yards) which
was $50 was won BY Willis Kesler at
the late tournament. At the meeting
it was decided that . field trial and
bench show OF hunting dogs-open to the
world-on large scale, should be held In con-
nection with the annual tournament to occur
here on the first Tuesday Of next October.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17

There will be meeting Of the Temperance
Union in the Presbyterian church next Sunday.
at o'clock P. N. All singers having copies
of the Bugle Notes and Gospel Hymns are re-
quested to bring them along. The following
is the programme:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-17

Bring in your machines soon, as I cannot stay
without plenty Of work. Soft
Tressin s. Warren are the sole AMI exclusive
agents for the Great American Drive Well.
They guarantee every well they put down.
They also furnish with each order license to
protect the party making the order from any
trouble at the hands of those who are prosecut-
ing for Infringement upon royalty. This
Is something other parties engaged in putting
down drive wells do not and cannot do. Give
this progressive and reliable firm your orders.
Mr.. ). VI. Champion has received 4 letter
from Mr. Chas. D Kerr, the welLknown and
popular clerk OF the Eagle drug store some four
years ago. He writes from Gallipolis. Ohio.
where be Is In business. that he is Just recov-
ering from IN attack Of yellow fever He
says: Il am Just moving about . little.
Nothing TO eat but soup three times day
Lemonade to drink was down 60 hours
with my head Amos, packed in ice and moth
ing to at"
Miss Travis, Of Kansas City. will give public
readings at the Methodist church next Tues
day evening. Miss Travis has read IN the
large cities of the east With great success. and
has received highly complimentary notices Of
her taleats from the presses in the cities where
she has read. The sdni,tanoe tee has been
placed at a5 cents