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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14
FAULKNER & wILDMAN.

These gentlemen are doing an immense
business in the land, loan and collection bust.
ness. Both gentlemen are prominent citizens
of this city. Mr.. Faulkner came to Salina a,
an eafly day 1862 and Mr.. Wildman the
year following. Mr.. Faulkner is from Penn
sylvania and Mr.. Wildman from Chicago.
They have the finest set Of abstract books 1
have ever seen, and the only ones in the
county. Mr.. F. has filled the Office Of county
treasurer two terms and deputy two terms.
administering the Office to the satisfaction Of
all parties. Mr.. w. has been deputy county
clerk two terms and clerk one term. Mr..
Faulkner is at present chairman Of the state
board of charities. They have for sale about
I,2oo, 900 of the choicest lands in the famous
''eolden belt" 1t would be useless for me
to attempt to give detailed description Of
these lands, extending. as they do. over
wide range of territory. embracing every
variety Of soil. with upland and low-land,
timber lands, lands with water, etc. If
man or colony want to get stock ranch,
wheat farm, grazing range, town property,
near or distant from the city they can furnish
it. Their land ranges in price as you ap-
proach the city or recede, from So to $50 per
acre. Any one who wishes to learn anything
Of this country or wishes to purchase should
address them They are honorable, reliable
gentlemen and can be depended upon.
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more eommod;on, legation in o,Ssr ~ me-,
the demands Of his largely increasing trade.
ne 'aNes ,he iean IN ms CUISINES and IS hrs
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men. believing in bom. inJps,,v and ,h,,
they could jus, as we'll manufacture their osn
leather as their harness. started a ,annery in
which they manufacture enough 10 use in
their own business. thus saving 20 the buyer
the cost OF transportation.
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is extensively engaged in the drug trade IN
the opera house building he o,r,,,, . Call
assortment OF everything IN his line. lie is
stands his business and is doing we'll
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W. J. Hagler Is general dealer IN grocer.
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CAPT. ]. G.. MOHLER.

OF Kansas prominent men, none
have acquired a wider reputation for legal
ability and all those qualities which 90 10
make a cultured. highminded gentleman, ;han
Capt Molher. He served with distinction
throughput the war. and when at last. peace
was restored, he turned his steps towards
Kansas, determined TO cas-; his fortune with
our young and growing Commonwealth. and
nine years ago located in Saiina, where he
has been ever since. In his p-ofesSiun he
has an un;arnished record, and Is Justly re
gardcd as being the best criminal lawyer il
the west. Since he has been in Kansas he
has held many positions OF honor and irus,
always to the entire ss;isfsc;i5n Of his onn-
s,i,uIents, has represented bis county IN the
house several times, and undoubtedly viii
again the coming winter. Capt. Molher IL
sill yourg man with many years at work
bef,re HIM. and all Who kno~ nm are
well assured that he will always be On The
Sidc Of jus,lcc
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c. & A. T. SANDEN.

One of the real estate firms Of Kansas.
and one that takes front rank among the
many strong houses in this business in Salina,
is thst Of c. g.. A. T. Sander. Messrs.
Slnden came to Salina nine years ago from
Illinois, originally from Sweden. They
have for sale the magnificent lands Of the
Kansas Pacific and National land companies,
besides a vast amount Of land owned by
private parties, comprising improved and
nuimproved lands. The National land
company's lands are all selected lands and OF
maichless fertility. These lands are distri-
buted over a wide range Of territory. and
embrace within their limits every variety Of
soil, from the rich bottoms TO the great grain
producing uplands. They all lie in the
famous ''goldea belt.' and contiguous to the
Kansas Pacific railway. Their entire list
amounts TO about 10000 acres. They
offer uHe,ampled opportunities 10 those
who wish 10 buy an improved farm where
they can Immediately begin work OF TO the
man who wishes to buy Wild land and i'm
prove j; himself These lands vary IN price.
from 81 TO SIS per acre according TO quality.
location and Improvements. Much fine land
may be had for 81 per acre, while SIG vii
buy well improved farm. The Messrs.
Sander are thoroughly reliable gentlemen
who do not wish 10 deceive any one, who
have built up large business on business
principles. Any one writing there for ID
formation will get II correctly. Both gen
tiemen write Swedish. and all letters writ
ten in that language siIl be answered in
the same.
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SALINE.

y Saline! Saline!
Land OF genial cline,
With soil of great fertility,
And an atmosphere sublime.
To thee wend my weary way.
On the road the gay birds sing.
am rolling Ger thy peaceful bosom,
While hear the welcome ring.
Saline county has been almost twenty
years county. Ten years before, thirty
years ago. Pike, with his hardy followers,
traversed this same country over which
= 1 have been wandering for the past
month. have seen the same scenery
that he and his band saw over a quarter
OF century ago, but some magician has
interviewed between us. Then nothing
but the broad expanse of prairie with its
eternity of distances greeted their view.
Their shouts and the tramp of their
horses broke the stiffness of ages. The
antelope and buffalo peered at them with
open eyed wonder. The soft. velvety
buffalo grass spread out like a vast car
pet. A wonderful trip it must have been
with the subtle perfume of the prairiss
around them, and constant longing to
pierce the hazy distance on every side
for this. of all countries. is one of wonder
full distances. Over all this vast country
hangs a veil of haze and mist which. like
the gauze drapcries of some beautiful
stetue, but serves TO chasten the splen-
doris of the voluptuous landscape. But
now, what artist can paint this grea,
transformation" which has only just
begun? Where they found only solitude
find cities and towns. great farms and
farm houses, an iron tramway that
stretches from the ''great muddy" to the
foot of the distant rockies. one oil the
great veins of civilization that bind us
10 the dear and distant homes behind.
The Indian is thing of the past. No
more do the prairies resound VITA the
tramp of the buffalo; they have ;icd.
Nothing but the placid Smoky and her
StStcI, tuo oduue. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by
this wizard. unless it be some of the &C.
casional mounds which rear their brown
and SCARED heads like grim sentipels
along the borders of the valleys where
they have kept lonely vigil through I'M.
told ages 1t is Just possible ths, Du,isue.
the French explorer. passed up the val
ley Of the Smoky as far as Salina nearly
two hundred years ago. but this is sim.
ply superstition. Coronado who proceed
ed him by about a century. probably
crossed the southern par, OF Saline
county.
SALINE COUNTY.
How long the county has been in ex-
istence, or has borne this name is more
than can tell. Probably for several
years before it was organized, which
was in 1889. 1t was named alter the
Saline river. which was given this name
ON account Of the brackish taste of its
waters. which has disappeared believe.
1t is the central county in the state. and
in the centre of this great territory so
aptly termed the golden belt"
No more beautiful section of country
can be found than this country. The
Saline and Smoky Hill rivers. both run
through it, and form junction u few
miles east Of Salina. As you follow the
railroad broad valley lies on each side,
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STERLING & MARTIN,

attornies at law, real estate and loan
agents. This is new firm, but one that is
eminently successful. Messrs. Sterling &
Martin are both from Ohio and thoroughly
understand their business. They have for
sale about soc, 1000 acres, located in this par
adise Of the farmer. They have one magni
hcent tract of 10000 acres. all in one body,
and Of the fines, quality. There is no more
favorable location in the whole country for
the location of colony, or for that matter,
two or three Of them. The land ranges IN
price from $3.50 per acre TO s., and has tim
Der, water, and fine building stone. They
also have lArge number Of improved farms
which they are selling on long time. as they
do all Of their lands, and easy terms. To
make long story short, they have all kinds
of lands at all kinds of prices. Whoever
does Business with these gentlemen will find
them reliable and Trustworthy. They are
young and energetic, and among the most
enterpriSng and reliable young men Of the
r,,rS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-14

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a crippled Soldier in tn. Police Court.

..Drunk? Yes; that's what the p'licemsn sai'
Reform: will when am dead.
A man that's short leg AID arm
Don't meet to give the cops alarm;
And drink browns weary pain, I've found,
And helps fellow graveyard bound.
steal TO quench this cursed thirst
IfIwas whole, you'd hardly burst
To AJAX me that, Judge though you are.
fought with Sherman in the war
This empty sleeve bore chevrons then;
wore 'cm in the Devils glen;
And old Tecumseh thanked me, too,
And said I'd gloriaed the blue;
And only for my wounds, Isay,
I'D been an officer that day.
The color-sergeant, reckless Joe?
That's me, Of course, but how'd you know?
What You led the sBummer's Own"
You rode that mare. the kickin' roam?
What Yes, BY it's really him!
yudge-Colonel! -pshaw, how dim
by peppers geti Discharged? No Hne2
Come to your house at one? To dine?
A man once more, 'mong other menI
Think III try to live againi"
New York Graphic.
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GEO. HAEHNLEN.

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| GEO. HAEHNLEN,
Of the "Cuba" cigar store, is one Of the live
young business men OF the city, and has a
splendid assortment of cigars. tobaccos, and
smokers articles. He is ably seconded by
his brother. Their establishment is large and
complete, and have built up a magnificent
trade. Success to them.
KANSAS CENTRAL LAND JOURNAL.
One of the mediums through which Kansas
has become so widely known, is that Of this
journal. edited and published nv Maj. John
w. Berks, one Of the great land agents Of
Kansas. The major has done a great work,
not only for himself. bu, for the whole Of cen.
trail Kansas. and deserves great praise for IL
1t is one of the best publications Of the kind
in the west. and is ably edited. Success TO it
and its genial. large hearted editor.
II. C. DAVIS,
harness, saddlery. ETC.; is one OF the Oldest
settlers in Saline county, coming here when
there were but three business houses in the
buiiful city. This was over twelve wears AGO.
Mr.. DAVIS came from Rock county, wiscosin.
and is one Of the old wheelhorses Of the
county, having taken an active part in every
industry calculated to improve the county.
He has 4 VIEW large and complete stock, and
has Furnishing trade.
SULLIVAN & COMPANY.
manufacturers Of the celebrated "Climaxr
tanning mill, are one OF the progressive man.
u'ac,ones Of the west. The company If the
hrm is Mr. VIM. K. Gels. of CESS bunk. a
gentleman Of large capital and wide business
knowledge. This industry was tirst started
in 1872. The frs; year they only manufac- |
tured twenty mills; their business has steadily |
increased until now, only SIX years from the |
commencement. they manufacture 500. They |
have sold all thew have manufactured this |
year. and could have sold many more. They |
have just moved into a larger building with |
improved facilities for working. The mill is |
the best one in use and is made a, home-a
thing Kansans should think Of
MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
This firm has been located in Salina only
about two years, but during that time by |
their genial courtesy they have made hosts |
IF friends, and have built up an enviable |
reputation as honorable. highminded gentle
men. Their immense stock consists OF dry.
goods, boots. shoes, clothing. hats, caps.
groceries, etc. Mr.. MARYLAND came from
Missouri wherS he had been engaged in busi.
ness. Mr.. Dodge is from Brown county. this
state. while Mr.. Moore is resident Of Knox.
vile Illinois. Whoever deals with this firm
will find gentlemanly clerks and first class
attention. The hrp. have large capital and
are making very udIcious use Of it. MIR.
Dodge has held many offices Of trust. and is
now councilman. Their store is $50 feet in
ength. two s,csies high. with basement
lnder the whole, and all is packed full Of
goods which they sell cheap.
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valuable groves are being planted all
over the country. Long avenues OF
shade trees are beginning to thro y their
welcome shade over the highways. and
many farms have wind breaks OF forest
trees which add much to the beauty and
value of the county. Saline county has
some very valuable
MINERAL RESOURCES.
In the southern portion of the county.
are inexhaustible beds Of gympsum,
which. alter few more years of the pre-
sent ruinous policy which western farms
ers are now pursuing, by not returning
anything TO the soil to replace that taken
out by the crops grown. will DE p mine
OF wealth to this country. No country on
the face of the globe can forever stand
the suicidal policy that the average
western farmer is now pursuing tow ards
his farm. The average Kansas farm
will wear about twenty years with SHOW
ing signs OF marked sterility, and when
that time comes the gympsum beds OF
this county will be of untold value. Fine
auarries of building stone, both of sand
and magnetism varieties abound. One
of the rising industries of the county is
the Solomon City salt works. where a
very fine and pure quality of salt is man.
:t,is promises to develop into
large business.
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O. E. RUGGLES.

| Os z. NO0SLLS.
| While in Salina we me. our old friend, Q
E. Ruegles, one of the finest protrai, painter.
| in the country. Mr.. r. Studded under one
| Of the greatest living artists, and cannot be
excelled.
]. S. VOORHEES,,
feed, livery and sale stable. Mr.. Voorhees, has
lately gone into this business on account o!
his health. having formerly been engaged in
general merchandising and the grain bust
ness. He il one of the finest of gentlemen.
and has splendid outfit. All his stock OF
buppies are new and his horses are Of the
finest in the city.
c. T. HILTON.
Mr.. Hilton is one of those genial gentle
men whom it is pleasure to meet or do bust
livery, feed and sale stable, opposite the
Of horses and rigs. lie came originally from
is one of the most genial companions imag
Unable.
CHAS. HOLMQUIST,
harness. dd'ery. ETC., has tn. largest and
most complete stock Of any house in the city.
Mr.. II. came TO Salina a boy and has grown
up with the city until now he is one of her
most influential citizens. He has some very
fine blooded horses and is extensively en-
gagged in the raising of fine stock. besides his
regular business in town, and whatever be
takes holt OF is bound to succeed.
THE SALIVA DEMOCRAT.
This is new paper, just established. and
the only democratic PAPER published in the
city. II starts out with bril- ant prospects for
success; and # a neat M. up, well selected
matter, able editorial, ii ave locals will win.
the Dfmoc,af surely will succeed. M. Clark,
editor and proprietor.
SALIVA BANK.
This institution WIS established in 1875, by
DR.. J. w. Morris, of Leavenworth, who is
sole proprietor. DIR. Morris brings A wide
knowledge of the business. having been con.
nected with the First and Second National
banks of Leavenwor,h. also the German
bank. We are pleased TO note tina, he is
meeting with success.
PACIFIC HOUSE,
Jefferies & PostewaIt, propnetors. This well
known and popular hotel is well located and
enjoys large share Of the public patronage.
1t has been doing business here many years
and is more generally known than any hotel in
the city. Every facility is afforded guests for
the enjoyment of those home like comforts !
which always make a hotel popular. The |
are first class, and prices |
reasonable.
THE SALIVA HERALD.
The Salina XtyaI was founded in 1867. |
since which il has been published regularly.
never having missed an issue. or issued less
Than full Sheet and without any change in
name, character, location or proprietorship.
1t is staunch. consistent republican paper,
always working zealously for the develop
nent and advancement of the material in.
erests Of Saline comfy and central Kansas.
B. ]. +. Hanna, proprietor.
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SALIVA JOURNAL.

Sampson Bros, editors and propri-tors- The
iosonai IS an old established paper. republi-
can in politics. and one of the leading eoun-
ty papers in the safe. Il is published week
ly. aud for mechanical makeup and the abil-
i,y with with which i, IS managed, has but
few equals in the state. Its editorials are
abe. sound. and always 70 the point. whsle IFS
locals are newsy. live and interesting. II is
doirg great work towards advancing the in
ierssts OF the county and city and has a large
patronage. thereby making i; a valuable ad-
ye.,isinc medium
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". 6. WELLS,

wholesale and retail dezler in cigar. ,obzc-
cos and smoker articles is ja.;iy emitted 20
the bono: Of b=ing the psaser cigar mana
iscteief 81 western u central Kansas. having
located hefe seven yesrs ago. opuiEg from
ZAn-sviIie. Ohio. Ills ;r1de is large and
oon-;lnly increasing. tie IS the msnsfae-
tsfer Of the celebrated Yara cigar enc d
the bes; band Of eigaS IN the market. in
all he Manufactures seven brsnds Of ogan.
t~o Of which are Gear Havana In the
lac Of tobaeoos he Is mlkins specially Of
band Of plug tobacco called "HsPYy
Thoashi. o. WaveliBe." II Is ore Of the
ehclces. brznds have seen and Is meeting
wI,h large sales Il Is sPlepdid tobacco.
Hr Wells j. one hose large hezrse5. genial
men, rI;h whom IT Is pleasure 20 deal
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M. @. r. sAvKx

80 ~ - S'N
has 90 opesea oss 10 the casnn<sciaf LAsek
a large and eo1ps~se soss 81 i-Ssss and
sAa~s 81 The t<s besnf. Al his gn,osx srs
manufactured So kin ~ ose sf fhess brsseA
hcases - Chicago. NJ. sss<r q q yeseS
mas aad fn,>rds 20 ss.y - he ses. sss %
Fxetsrf fr A'z . sseceszfsi ts-sise~ eser.
vhseh he deserves.
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Z. III. DILL

came to Salipa in 1868. and has been engag-
ed in the harness and saddlery business ever
since. He has very large and complete
stock. and rafting good trade, as one o, the
old standby's of the city. lie is well &C.
quainted with al the people and is one of
the leading men.
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Her Prairies, Streams, Woodlands
and Meadows--Her People and
Their Energy and Pluck
Her Climate, Fertility,
Etc., Etc.
Her Manufacturing Industries--1heir
Extent and vaIue--Great Farms
and Farmers.
What Has Been Raised the Past
Year--A Resume Of the Business
Of the County for the Past
Twelve Months.

Saline! The Beautiful Capital OF a
Royal County--Her People. Fine
Buildings, Great Elevators
and MiIIs--Her Beauti-
full location--0ne Of
the Greatest Wheat
Markets in the
World.
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A. T. AUTER.

general manager Of the large hardware house
of ]. n. Allen. is one of the leading brsi-
noes men of the city. He came here in Iuly,
is7S, and has already bulk up large trade
and made hosts Of friends. The house Is one
of the larges; in the city. Their building is
two stories in leigh: and ioox % with a shed
the same size. They arc agents for the
celebrated 81. John sewing machine which
has resolationized the machine trade.
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JUDGE JOHN C. sPEvy.

one 81 The pxoninen; zitcrnies Of Sa,sns.
vhose name heads ;his ske.eh, vss born 10
North C.roiiaa, bot eziSrsfed TO Kassss q;
IN early day and seriet. frs; in Lezyea sexfh
and Afterwards vas probate js6se of lessr-
son eoaa,y. From there be came 20 S.lsn.
in 1870 AMI engaged "a the przc-sos Of ,sv.
vhieh be las prosecz,ed -.fk eserxy aed sec
e>ss STAGE TIA. u1e, aad Is reoexnis<d .s one
y the lsadieS s,rorrses q The s,s:e- lie -
one Of those GENIAL. franks o-rspoten sen.
whom yoz alrzys kaov .here 70 Sad.