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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-03-08
Mill Dam Commission.
.a ers Notice. -

10 Al UhoBl ~ WTy tbac,rn: g.rs
NOTl,E is HEREBY GIVEN, That We the
A. D.. 1S,3 duly appointed by the Honorable
John H.Prcsott, judge Of the District Court Of
saline County, Stale OF Kansas, upon petition OF
Wiissn X. fissis snd Edwsri IT, Gibbs artne r. 10
ing business under the inA MAINS aud sayle Of Get
Gibbs commissioners, 10 make ASSESSING ut of
reason OF the erection and maintenance fore yer OF
q certan mill dam by said arm OF Gels 4 Gibbs,
aud " srjurni all other duties rrquircsi by av In
such eases, aud that Tuesday, the tenth day 81
April. A d.. lssS has beenh I'd - the day Of osr
meeting, at niue o'clock A. N, 0f said day ut the
fsuse al the rroposcd erection OF the said MN
dam, that tract Of land which 10 eoptsinsd viah
In tbs following ine;ss and bounds. to-~i,: tom-
mencing AT . point sOs fees due ssath ffsn the
northwest corner VI the northwest quarter Of SEC
ton twelve IN township fourteen south. Of fynge
Two, west Of tia 9th Principal Meridian IN said
state. thence running east 300 feet, thence south
coo feet. thence vesl % feet, thence north Gso
County At which time ma place having been duly
auaiihst q such ennulissioners 10 -uHet fer the
tonos3nc pARpcses .se-8it. To enaaRtB< the point
a' which said dam Is 10 be located and erected aud
the lands and real sstsfe above, aud below ihe
dam which vnternhAlas be in)arsa b. The eres.
tssinony pf all parties inie rested mi a. assess-
nent ofths dAssaees " eacA eek0n wheA w re-
suit thereby to inquire into ali matters said Pc
titicn eon'aiaed. aud perform snch ethes ,du:lss
- eu gcQuiAA 0f us ~ 1AG. App6osohos ~
damages should be in writing and flied with the
sonn.Sssioners or any one OF them, b. parsaes IN
fegtsfed OF their aeent vi -
Dated New Cambria, saline Co. Kansas. Feby.
- AtSSsS 4 lilxssaslts GEiTI1
5. p. DoNxrEE. Commissioners.
CHAklD $ EvExHAEf.l nc 80
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To Andre. f.r.o. i.,d Mary Larson:

YUu ARE HKRHBT NOTIFIED. Thss skss.
= h nOw on Gle in the once Of the Clerk Of the
District Court within and for the County and STATE
tstessfnssKs Compa1y EfsiSed, elsi6ine
81 ycu the sum of hve hs6drsd dsllan With twelve
&erc.So- Pa tnseH ns:sH - sse -
6ory note executed By You Of este JAY lssk. lss.
drsa t.r1ve heVessa $780, A. D61ng f9 -
Srs.seSse q. nssssaes sl.ss . -. ne tAt'
t L.: I'll; f. w. Ts: :sft o: sss:e s
slime and slste Of Kessss, - secure ~ ssee.
cAass< ID ce1Sssl - nsfsIaee SssSlssy Or -
heneat q said plaissiG Asd ~ aeSeoissss are
49, Ks Ssiss = = ssSs~sS. q 81
q April. lisa, or The ~ peeisios q ~ CsssaiA
50 Unissd stass: Ncsseaes = ~.
opnyed for n aid pesitioa-
Li s:'s.l s SIsssss ~ Hcssa fsss s::
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eReeNsAckeRs GOOD BYE.

An indianapolis special says In IN
interview to-day Frank NJ. Holdings
worth, prominent worker In the
Greenback ranks, said: "YOu may
say that the Greenback organization
In Marion County has been abandon.
ed forever"
what is this?"
We'll you see, the rank and file OF
the party Is tired Of being sold out to
the highest bidder every two or four
years, and getting nothing themselves.
The result Of the last election showed
how hopeless thinKs werU for the
Greenbackers. II WAS originally In.
tended to nominate o stnight Green
back county ticket, hat dif|lculty wss
had In finding any one who Would
run. II was then coacluded by the
leaders. among themselves, 10 make
the best dicker possibls . betWeen two
parties They proposed TO four psin.
cipal Republican candt1Ht0 10 in6orpo
them and deliver hotUoon leDo I'd
1000 votes, each euA1lo61o lkhay 0f.s
600. making ~ 90 In III 4l1vs csuc.
osifio0 was refused, because the en-.
didates did not 6eiiese Tie vuo6s eonld
be delivered The PROPOSITION was
then made to the four principal can
didates on the Democratic side, aud
accepted. The S4.tsDO Was paid down
in cash nj once, with an understand.
ing that each should pay 5000 more.
or say 400 altogether. II is Sisoal1 Be
found after the election that the Dem
ocrats had carried the county by
Greenback assistance. The $4,000
went, as | understood, to the Sun, the
proprietors claiming that they had
lost $50. 900 In their efforts to establish
the organ. The result Of the election
was q great disappointment. rhe Green
6cksrs could only claiM they had poll.
ed about 2S5 votes. None Of the four
principal candidates rho had osid The
money were elected, and none of the
candidates who were elected had with
the exception Of Jadee TaSbf, more
than IS majority. This showing dis
Outraged the Greenbackers SO that the
organization wss II ouce abandened.-
and the lsasty in Oils county u deai
eey0na the hope " resurrection" ~
Where will the votes go:"
I'VE will endavor to organize n
stri city anti-monopoly party without
anv Greenback business in it,
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CONSOLIDATING the GRAZING Counties.

The Senate passed a bill creating
three counties out Of the dozen or
more In the Southwestern part Of the
State. As this portion Of Kansas il.
stfiCtly speaking, n grazing country II
seems to be proper that counties
should he made thar would make
such organizations selfsupporting. If
this bill becomes . law there will be a
large amount of taxable property
brought within the reach of the as
SCISSOR, and compelled to pay its just
proportion Of the expenses of the state.
Cattle owners In the section referred
t. are making strong opposition to
the hill
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Washington CosresPoodsass Buston TssSelssl
General Grant In &. recent convene
ton, said: THE darkest day, Of my
life Was the day heard Of Lincoln's
assassiustion. I did nos know what
IL meant. Here was the rebellion put
down In the field, and starting up In
the cutters again: we had fought II a.
war, now we had 10 fight II as assas-
sination. Lincoln was killed on the
evening Of the lAth Of April. l was
busy sending ont orders 10 stop Yecuit.
ing. the purchase Of supplies and to
muster out the army. Lincoln had
promised 10 go To the theatre, aud
wanted me to go with him. Willie !
was with the President n note came
from Mrs. Grant, saying she must
leave Washington that night Size
wanted u, g6 "a Burlington to see her
children. Some incident of tfifling
nature had made her resolve Ia leave
that evening. was glad TO have il
so, rs did not want TO GO "a the the
aire. So I made my excuses to Lin
coin, and nj the proper hour We start
ell for the trnin. AZ we were drivin.
along Pennsylvania avenue horse
man drove past W. ON gallop. and
back again around our carriage, look
ing into it. Mrs. Grant said: There
IL the man wkO sat near us ut lunch
10 day, with some other n,an and tried
to overhear OesS conversation. He
was so rude that we leit In. dining
room. Here he j. now riding after ns.'
thought it Wa only curiosity. but
learned afterwards that the horseiiian
was Booth. II seems that ] v-as To
have been attacked and Mrs. Grants
sudden resolve 10 leave changed the
plan. A few days after received AN
anonymous letter from q man saying
that he had been detailed to kill me.
That he rode on my train rs far as
Havre de Grace. and as my car was
locked he failed to get in. lie thank
ed God that he had failed. reinem.
bered that the conductor had locked
the door. but how true the letter was
] cannot say. learned Of the assas.
sination rs I was passing through
Philadelphia. / turned around, took
a special train sAd came on To Wash.
ington. Ii WINS the gloOnsiest day or
my life. ..-..... ....-E
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Hans Ysse1ABL9 SnIuiAH Han
AexEwER Is O scientific combination
or some Of the most powerful restors,
tive agents In the vegetable kingdom
Il restores gray hair to IL Original
color. II makes the scalp white and
clean. IL cures alaudru6 and humors,
and falling out Of the hair. u furnishes
tho nutritive principle By which the
hair Is nourished and supported u
makes the hair moist, cor and glossy,
and n unsurpassed as Q hair dressing
II Is the most economical preparatios
ever offered TO the public, a. Its effects
resnaia . long time. making only an
Occasional application necessary. II b
recommended and used b snissns
medical men. and ollcially snAoessd bg
the State Assayer Of Nsssachassssa
The Popularity Of uAll's Hair Rssewss
las decreased with ~ ~ - naey
pears. both In this eoustry and b
lDreign lands, asd Il II now knowu nj
used n ajl thse civilized eoantEiae q
he world. ' ahi
For sals By an dsalesa
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By Their Fruits ye Shall Know Them.

A gentleman travelling in Texas met
on the road u wagon drawn by four
oxen driven by a countryman. who.
in addition To the skillful flourish aud
crack of his whip, was vociferously
encouraging his horned horses after
this fashion: 'Haw, Presbyterian
Gee, Baptist. Ahoy, Episcopalian |!
Gee up, Methodist y
The traveller stopped the driver, re.
marking 10 him that he had strange
nance for his oxen, and he would IKE
to know why he called them thus.
Said the driver: II call this OK Pres-
byterian because he is true blue, and
never tails to psu through difYicuitie..
aud heidi Oh 70 the md, - hes15es
he kqoys more than, the rest I cali
this Baptist because he Is al ways amer
water aud seems - II he'd pe yer drink
enoe1A NeAssUoh he yea eat win
ths uthsfss Z cATthie EpisSo pAhan q
cause he has q mighty way Of holding
his head up, and IL the , oke ssas Z
little tight he tries to HI OK clean out
Of the traces: I called this or Metbo-
dist heCs9De BE Pals and blows Snd
bellows e he CD along, end VOID
think he was puIl1uo all ceeotion.'
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A hevy of girls were on their way
home from foliage excursion" when
one of them exclaimed 'Oh, dear !.
| wish l ware AN autumn leaf
"Why, what silly idea" said her
companion. "Well then I would
know what il was to be pressed"
blushingly replied the beauless beauty.
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Its said that 5o,OO0 people die an.
nually In, the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
OF the country one death In every
three In frrnn Consumption. This can
10 and should be avoided our people
are too careless about an ordinary
cough or cold, and other sympt6ms Of
throat.and lung affections tlsst lead to
this disease. You SHOULD arrest It
while It isin the germ. Two Of three
doses Of DR.. Bosanko's Cough and
LING Syrup will relieve an ordinary
cssigh ar cold. 1: does not dry up .
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
it. but acts directly ON the throat and
bronchial tut'es, removing oil the
phlegm and.morbid matter that accu-
mulates In the throat and lungs. II
ailays all irritation and renders the
voice clear and Distinct Sold by
Oscar Seitz.
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Iknu0 t0e Ave &S0f8 huutcatWJ f"ss
The comparative value Of corn aud
oats for homes may be briefly stated
- follows: The former IL defcient
in many of the elements Of nutrition
80 necessary for recuperatiDg the com
slant wear and tear which necessarily
takes place in the body Of living an
inal. On this account, horses which
are exclusively fed on corn aud hay,
do not receive that kind Of nourish-
ment which appears necessary for the
due support and maintenance Of the
animal fabric, hence we must not be
surprised that corn-fed horses show
evidence of being languid, by sweat
ing profusely while working. leck OF
Vitality, ste. Oats on the contrary,
contain more of the essential elements
Of nutrition than any other article Of
food which can be fed with fmpunity
to horses. Oats are not only the most
natural food for horses, bot are de.
cidedly the most nutritious. They
are the cheapest, because there Is less
fisk In feeding them, and experience
has proved that horses fed ON oats
and timothy hay can. with regular
exercise. good grooming aud proper
sanitary regulations. be brought to
the highest state Of physical culture,
andopeFfofm1more work with less evil
dence Of fatigue then when fed ON any
other article Of fool =
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Harper's Weekly.
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WON S:,; k:..l.s &C., !. = IT, IS:
~ ssssssysA4:g Z 60 =: o..sS
eSossSsl W r. A - 0sSDssss, ui.IssS-
81 =: - =. 81 s,H::I: s ~ Z! 4 -. e..
=. = 9,sHE = 1Siss. Sss:s .
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Notice,

State of Kansas. County Of Saline, S. In the Dis
as ~ & ' Eis Ans. r'si.,ia' wen 9If
Gxo-,A Rs6slAass, Desss5sss- J. n an r.
HH A. kICHARDs. . ron fesident OF dhe
~ state Of Kansas and Of parts unknown. will
take notice that he bsa bead svsd ;by Aana A.
Richards in the Di-ssset eoa<R - saline ceansy.
Kansas and that he must answer the petition led
by the PlAintiG N sfAysore The lssh day u April,
Judgment win be rendered accordingly; the ma
iurr of which will be jedgmaaeaa = tbs kes3
Geo. A Richards defe Dasa<. fcr Aivvsee aDd 81
mony and custody Of minor children.
s-a9Ji'IJ DEE Assss. ~ Hesns;s.
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no. seet .ess = hsas y ~ isassss-
ySa. Mss. $780,. hsys asa sls6 vasesA svssy.
where % vosk foe ~ AeC b ths ti0e. y6a
can vosk 10 spars time, o. give ysss yhsls ttaa
sessiy : veIl No saseas IN - aa4o scsSnsas
~, 81 eaeAg1ae e $3.50 CG1N ea1ll - l6s0s
$780,. - - ~; - A'''''s.
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o4ssuesm. W. - 9. La
r. j. htspAsi . Co-ssssaS-f - - - -
issfinosy In hsss o. rear sslusA,s tsns.ssa Rec
Ssirs svnstscsss. Il ~ Vsiss e iss5 ssiepu1
a ~ ~ 80 sps1esA1 ~ rsgAs IA q o 49,
sssni ] sss sesy in.s a. q ss9rs ss1bss6 -
$3.50 essrusisstnx pass- Osss 49, = Il
iss svcs ysss. ss4 sss.t - ssus11SSSS - =
ssstA. ~ sssld es1 sssAise d go -
esaesess 0ass. ~ . 0asuu6o1 6VGS
;bisa SD - srscss. =
- kssasEs slss.a Css sA-sgk - -
~ - see-shlse ~ h>afis I'D enspstsSes$
ssnS g sses- ~. pais ~ - 81 - -
sesd $4,000 Ksasats s1ssis &C., = ~
ss@r ~ rgsntns I'D rA~s9osknA
Ssss trvey. NJ ] DneHpaI
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HisroRY.-Kanaas things worth re /.
membering: The first white man in
AAnaas va CWunado. IN l5te: the
nist charter including, Kansas was the
second charter Of Virginia, given in
ieo; Kaasas 6rst beeamsa part Of the
United States by the Louisiana Dur.
eheee. in 1893; the inst American who
explefsd kaAas was OHpt.
z. u. Pike, OF Pixies Peak fame, in
leO6; the 0rst Santa Fe wagon train
eFsssed Kansae in 1879; the first print
ing pres vs. brought to Kansks in
1874; The 0sst Ka1sas newspaper was
p9Weo4 q Leavenwokth in lisa under
IN elm tree; the fifst election was held
In Kansa1 In 1855 and the flrst Kan
- 1ai1r0ad wa built In 1880.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!


ever n % any DEP sa Standing
Soe mesn some me are afraid e use on human se. simple
Ga "r MA ~ and we know from
@onderiul on human flesh and
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fhs Ks.tucty ssssp.ea seem =
e. Randall will not be speaker Of the
wNihah from That stSfe, bSf wkether
his nome will prove to be Carlisle or
Blackburn depoadsat savelh nse. Il
''' to 'As f.as1fey a.,ss.'%'e'
A esntleman somewhat advanced
In me-, and Who was never remarka-
hle for his good losks, asksd Nh gsoAd.
child what be thought Of him. The
~ e s1Sc.as. 49, 49,, p. .:S.,; Tss
don. =; ySs tell ne xs.t yos : sh e q
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CuREj

80 pss"nH .A ssy Aspsssss
esn
hF-e StAs tde Ali
1850 tsss
~ Assu0A .
=
~
rhsu - taM AAosAsA shsssu
y %, sHs.s ssssss spsts psusn-s-
z fsh' ssa' DIR. D. u xxxDAxk = ca
y sesoeTOA 16o1s VamGm
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Read sfsss eject On ususp Plesh

fzstss's Milk. wsshissass gs n Y .r.s u ls.s
n J. k.spAlL. =. D,-Dess Ar--Tiss parsir.lss
essr on skirh . assi year Kss6,s,s e,svsa C.es
vss msissnant sntls spssis Of ssats~n noatks
.tasAiss J ~ tsssi assy tAia0 ~ 10 vnis.
Ieur ksndsifs SPAWN Care Dst the f.ss = tbs
n.infsi Insittus- rer hmiiy Ilsisssss u sss~s
snythia9 ee ever used
Your truly. REV r. r. BELL
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School Boards desiring 10 have a
Spring term, may secure the services
of an experienced teacher, holding a
good certificate, by addressing,
Box la, Salina, Kansas.
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nrornos. life Is sweeping by. 60 and
\ dare before you die, ssrnethins
Uv6S ] mighty aud .ablim~ leave hehini
Ia Conquer time. 80 week ia your own town
81 outfit free No risk. Everything new Capital
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Jules Ferry. the new French Prem
Ter. starts outwith n declaration of
principles as did Ganbetta, and he
has received as strung vote Of conf
dence ms did Gam betta, and yet Gam
BETA WAS in Office only ten weeks.
The vote Of Saturday gauges the sell
timent Of the Chambers on the excel
ton Of DEGREES against the prrtcn1ers,
and the action Of the government
relieves the deadlock between Senate
and Chambers by resort to method
that does not simplify the situation.
Ferry has, IL we may trus. appear
ances. made an alliance with Gauntlet
is old friends, ami it remains TO he
seen whether they will be truer to
Ferry than they were to Ganlbetta.
The tendency of recent events in
France is to strengthen the executive,
Il something not contemplated by the
Chambers. and to which they have
been driven 10y the course of the Sen
ate
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John W. LOWELL CO.. Putlshsr u is vsssy s.: New Tx
The above are hs Sale BY Whitehead Seaman saiaa.
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Presiding cider Of y. Adams District
81 Albsns. W.. Jan. asA, ias
Do y. J.. KENDALL . Co:-Gssis-Ia sspsy 10
hsaA;iIs SPAWN Cure has ices VERY soaiasssssy
ind.ed Three OF four year. ago I procured :
issais 81 your Agent. ss6 With Il eur-d hone Of
,ainens eans~d By . seavin. Lass s-s,sn ~
bore became very lame and tsrped him out FOR
. fe. weeks vhsh no h-c.sss hr4ter, bot vh~s I
pat him on the rosi be grew vvrss. uhen dis-
tie Of kerdsiis SPAWN Cure, aad siih isss tbss
bottle curesi him 50 thss he IL not ianse-nei,hsr
can the buGch 10 found.
Y Respectfully youn, Pm. GRANGER
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PERSEVERANCE, WILL TELL.
KENDALL'S SPAWN CUREl

Kelley lsissd. Erie Co. oAse. NassA alasL
Ds B KxnDAIl co.-Gsass-l Asss -
ycss kss4aTs epsvsa Cure - . sses spssfs asA
am peas<d 10 rvDD1 hat 70 kss anhsa IL ssinpus-
nsat eoapiessiy ~ Ia tcsh zoe s-sssie 70 p~rfsrn
the esse. Al oosadsss that n n b essV~riy op-f
II ON DO an you claim fer d.
. louss tssiy, C.N. LIac9asy
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Womau's True Friend.

A friend in need is a friend indeed
This none can deny, especially when
assistance Is rendered when one ]:
sorely afflicted with disease, more par
ticularly those complaints and weak.
Besses so common Ia our female p0pu.
lation. Every woman should know
that Electric Bitters are wOman's true
friend, and will positively restore her
to health, even when all other rene
dies fail. a single trial always proves
our assertion. They are pleasant Ia
the taste. and only cost fifty cents a
hottie. Sold by Oscar Seitz.