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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-13

EDITOR JOURNAL As the Herald
OF last weeks issue came forth max
ing q rather broad assertion In regard
to the telephone service and those I'm
charge. feel Il my duty as Manager
Of the United Telephone Co., to make
some defense from the shower Of
abuse that has been thrown upon me
through the columns Of that paper.
It seems strange that subscribers
should be making continuous CON-
plants to the editor Of that paper
that their lines were not working sat
isfset0rlly and they were not gettin z
good service, when I am stationed
here for the purpose Of hearing all
complaints from subscribers and rem
edying the evil, and giving them
good service. Since I have been here,
all notices fem any Of my subsc ribers
Of any Interruptions Ia the workings
Of their lines, have received pr Ompt
attention from me and I feel well as
7NAgA s44A ~ 1An-1AADcN NAu AluAuaNt-
" say that during my management
good service has not been rendered
them; nor can they say that they ever
heard me, or my operators use any
insulting or abusive language IN any
way % them. have tried 20 accom-
mOdate my subscribers and feel well
assured that my lady operator, who
is in charge Of the ofIics from Z A. n.
70 9 P. n, does the same Bach and
every Office in the stste has rules laid
down for them 70 be governed by. and
Managers are obliged 10 see that thsse
rules are strictly enforced. The fol-
lowing rules governing Telephone In
struments ! give fOF she benefit 0f
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We are much pleased to sss the
stand taken by the editor Of the To
peka Capitol on the question Of PrOhi-
bltion IN the Republican party. He
has long been ranked as one Of the
extreme prohibition men, willing 70
sacrifice the Republican party for
that question. In Saturdays issue,
(answering q correspondent as 70
whether or not she editor Of the Cup
ftal would be willing, for the purpose
Of fharmoniElag the Republican party,
that its next convention ignore the
prohibition question further than to
adopt a resolution pledging the party
to the enforcement Of ell laws 80 long
as they remain sueh). the CapitGFs
editor says:
We answer that we are Republi-
can from the ground up and regard
he SUCCESS Of he RepHblicdH party
paramount 70 0H other political con-
siderdffOns, because Il Is essentially
the party Of progress and the only
party which e both able and willing
10 carey measures Of reform and pro-
gress It may not be ali we would de-
sire. it may not now adopt all the
principles which we have at heart,
but Il has always taken the lead and
is likely 10 adopt any measure Of true
reform as early as it can succeed with
it. So we desire that it shall not sac
rifiee success by ehampiOning doubt
ful reforms too early, or by attempt
ing too much at q time. We admit
that the psrty 10 this State last year
attempted 20 do too much. Third
term, St. John, prohibition and wO-
man suffrage taken together were too
heavy q load for a starter. Our Opin-
ion before the convention was tkat
the nomination Of st. John was pro-
hlbitiOn and woman suffrage enough
for the time without either in the
platform, or II included in the plat
form, some other than Sc. John should
have been nominated. We advocated
the nomination Of 81. John. That
alone would have satisfied Us, but II
the convention had nominated any
other good Republican In his place,
whether q PrOhibitlOnist or not, and
had refused 10 adopt both the prohibit
ton and the woman suffrage planks,
we should have supported the ticket
ali the same, and our position will be
such next year.
Having said this much the ed
itOr proceeds to argue from his stand
point and from statistics that the Re
publican party can still afford to
stick TO Prohibition. This he has a
perfect right TO dO-as much right as
q Republican anti-prOhibitianist has
b argue that the contra position Is
correct The great point to be gained
Il harmony. When such q prominent
Republican prohibitionist as Major
Hudson comes forward and says that
he regards the success Of the Repub-
liean party paramount 10 all other pO-
liticaI considerations" there is hope
Of complete harmony In next falls
campaign. Will Bro. Griffin, Of the
Manhattan RdtiOHaliSf. come forward,
and be just as emphatically q Repub-
lican over and above all other cOnsid-
eratiOns? II Is only this kind Of q
policy which will advance the Repub-
lican standard to victory in 1884 in
in Kansas. If Republicans come to-
gether In harmony next fall, and
make all questions which make
trouble In our ranks simply as side
issues, we shall surely be successful.
Otherwise, look out for the expert
ences Of 1884
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-13

OUK readers no doubt have seen
floating about In the papers an article
dictated by Col. BOndinOt, charging
Col. Phillips, as agent Of the CherO-
KEGS, with having either covered into
his own pockets So, 900 Of the appro-
priatiOn Of 500, 900 made by Congress
70 the ChOrOkees, or paid that amount
t0 senator Dawes and Secretary Teller
for their influence In securing the APP
preparation. To this charge the
treasurer OF the Cherokee nation
makes affidavit that none Of the
money in controversy was paid to Col.
Phillips except his annual salary Of
$1,000; that the entire amount, $780,
900, voted by Congress, has reached
the Indians, and Is being used by
them for the regular expenses Of the
nation. Bushyhead, principal chief
OF the EHtiOn, has also made an az
fadavit Of like purpOrt. The follow
ing is taken from the Chicago Inter
Ocean:
The story that Secretary Teller and
Senator Dawes divided 81, 900 Of the
Cherokee Indian appropriation be-
tween them Is somewhat gauzy. and
the fact that K. G. B0udinOt, q CherO-
kee half-breed lobbyist, tells It Is evil
dence enough that Il Is untrue. II
BOudlnOt will continue his remarks,
and relate how and why Secretary
Teller has prevented his obtaining
large fees from the Indians for sup
positions services be will add interest
- the revelation.
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5000 cash prize given for the besi
seven Of eight shots during next week
ending Dec. 22d, ct Shooting Gallery,
so Santa Fe ave. shOts 25o.
GROUP, ,WHOOPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
shilOh's Cure. For sale BY Oscar seitz.
Choice Books, Autograph snd Pho
tograph Albums, Fine Box Stationary,
Writing Desks, Games, Serap Books,
Family and Teachers Bibles. Prices
as Low e. the Lowest SOmetims
Lower ct Whitehead + Seamanis.
IfyOa Wish 70 visit . perfect ba1aE
Of beauiifal and attractive Christmas
Goods, don't fail todFop into White
head 4 Boaman's establishment.
There is . world Of Fancy Goods
In addition 20 the large and full
stock ofFlns, Standard and Mlscel-
lanecus Books, In this Well-knovn
store, that few Of our readsn WOaId
scarcely dream Of, comprising hun
dreds Of varieties too numerous 20
mention.
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The House Of F. &V. Eberhardi
offer everything Useful, Unique, and
Beautiful in Holiday Goods, includ.
ing among the list the following new
and valuabls srtielesi Walnut Bed
room Suits, Cherry Bedroom Suits,
Ash Bedroom Suits, Parlor suits,
(elegant), Patent Rockers, Centre II
bles and Flower Stands, FOst Rests
and Slipper Gases, Music stands
Chlldren's Chairs, Camp ROcksrs,
Rattan Chairs Gnd Rockers. Work
Stands and Baskets. and Brackets Ol
various patterns Be sure and ZEE us.
F.&V. EBERHARDE.
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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS, made mis-
erable by that terrible cough. Shiloh's
Cure is the remedy for you For sale
by Oscar Seltz.
With the approach Of Christmas,
VIM Hogben has laid In q superior
lot Of Christmas toys, and every one
who has seen them Is over-dellghted at
their beauty, uniqueness and cheap
ness. There is not q finer variety in
town.
CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured by ShilOh's Ca
tarrh remedy. Price 80 cents, Nasal
Injector free For sale by Oscar Seitz
E. Lotz Is agent for Salina and vi
clnity for the celebrated Rock Spring
and Carbon Wyoming Territory coal,
superior to any Colorado coal and
from S2.25 to Ss.95 less q ton. Cheapest
and best coal eveF brought to this
market Try It.
sHILOH'S COUGH and Consump-
ton Cure is sold by rs on q guarantee
For sale by Oscar Seltz.
Melbert 4 Dickinson have re eeIved
flne stock Of organs, violins, accOF-
deOns, hArmOnlcas, &C., for the hOli-
day trade.
SHILOH's VITALIzER is what
you need for Constipation, Loss Of
Appetite, Dizziness and ali symptoms
Of Dyspepsia Price 10 and 20 cents
per bottle For sale by Oscar SeItz.
Campbell 4 Tuthill are now prepar-
ing 20 remove 10 the new suIldlng.
They will be lOcatod by Christmas,
when they win make q grand display
Of their new goods. Go and zee the
Christmas opening. 10 Will.be worth
your while 20 50 and see the splendid
exhibit
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-12-13

Mr.. FRANK WILKEsON, the able
Washington correspondent Of the
New York Sun, has thrown up his pO.
sltiOn and returned TO his home In Sa-
lima. AS Is Well-knOwn here, Mr.
WilkesOn has been q Democrat for
several years. the kind Of Democrat
which twenty years ago would have
been called a "war- Democrat" His
late trip In the South as a CORES
pendent Of the SifR weaned him from
all love for the Southern Bourbon
North-hating Democrat He found
that while the Republicans might
have exaggerated somewhat with ref
erencs 20 the "kuklux" and "White
Liners" Of the South, they had In the
main been truthful. He found the
condition such that no UniOn-loving
Democrat from the North could on
personal inspection say there was no
corruption at the ballot-bOx, no .mur-
deroUs bands OF assessins patrOlllng
the country and causing a reign Of
terror In the Southern States. Fresh
from his trip In the South, he goes on
30 Washington to remain during the
session Of Congress as the Siia's cor
respondent, and Of course as writer 60
behalf Of the Democratic wing OF Con-
gress. He was present at the opening
Of Congress and its organization. He
saw enough 70 convince him that the
Bsbel element was ct last on topsgain.
Upon the election Of Carlisle &c
Speaker, Mr.. Wilkeson says he heard
again the old fRebel Yell,n-a pro-
longed, hoWling yell which BOW fills
the streets aud All the departmeusa Of
Washington. One distinssahed Rebel
from the South stepps5 Up to Mr..
Wilksson and slRpping him on his
shoulders - q Northsrn DemOcras,
Nid; 1--WE win now ride, and you
eEn hauln This same sentiment Is
the ruling one In the Capital to-day.
10 represent the Rebel Democracy Ia
the columns Of the.Sl'n was too Odious
q contract for Mr.. Wflkeson, and he
very promptly threw up the place.
he CONES back 70 Sallna stating that
any Republican living is more prefer
able % him for President thaa any
man who represents the Rebel Demoo-
racy which is nov in power.
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The time has arrived when the
question uppermost In the mind Of al
most every person, is what shall we
buy for Christmas presents and where
shall we 60 to get Just what we want,
something elegant and seTvioeable
and something that we know ls
just Rs represented. Just the place
that answers both these questions is
d. & J. B. Whiteheadis jswelEy
house. as their stock comprises the
useful and ornamental In everything
usually to be found IN a flrst class e.
tahlishment Of the kind. A full line
Of silver and plated ware is to found
In their cases, their large show cases
are fllled with a complete stock Of
jewelFy, such e elegant bracelets,
fine gold rings either plain or with
settings TO suit the taste Of the most
fastldiOus, bracelsts Of every styls,
charming chains Of the latest Opera
patterns, magnificent gold watches Of
the best makers, silver watches Of all
standard qualities, sets Of jewelry
"toO sweet" the latest patterns and
styles OF table cutlery, clocks Of every
style, in fact, any and everything 10
be found in a No. l jewelry store.
We can say 10 the readers Of the jour
NAL that they can find no better place
to make their holiday selections,
and what Is more, assure them that
they viii find sny purchase they may
decide upon jsst a. represented by d.
4 ]. d. Whitehead.
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CoEGREsslIAH PETERS has intrOdue.
ed q bill granting pensions 10 soldiers o.
the Rebellion when they shall have
attained the age OF IS yeans. AS long
as the southern Cohfederaey Is In
the saddle and pnshiHg things" the
soldiers Of the Rebellion may expect
no favOrs in the pension line. Still
it will do no harm for Judge Peters 70
fnfroInca hfs hill
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1T turns out that Dick Mobley was
not elected Judge Of the District
Court but Probate Judge Of GunnlsOn
county. and that too on the Demo
cratic ticket. The same remark is ap-
pllcable IN this case that was made by
the Indian upon learning that the
general was not a Brigadier General
Of the regular army but Of the
tu,aI fah ~
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Igor OF The approaching season

A CONGRESSIONAL delegation wait
ed upon President Arthur Saturday
and requested him 10 use his endeay.
Ors to secure a pOstpOnenent Of the
execution OF Patrick O'DOnnell al
London for the murder Of the inform
er, Carey, and pointed out certain
facts tending to sustain the allegation
that his trial and conviction were un-
fair. The President replied that he
would cable Minister Lowell on the
question Of O'DOnnell's citizenship.
after which action appropriate to the
situation would be taken.
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select Books and Stationary, TEN
psrAnos and Religious books . sps-
cialty. MIS-. A. N. SEE. IS. 18th st.
We have the most elegant line Of
Clothing to Be found in salina. We
guarantees our clothing 70 ht better,
and for sale at lower prices than any
to be found.
OBKR 3 HAeElEAE.
Osoar Ssitz, the druggist. is always
looking after the interest of his Gus
tomes be has now secured in the
sale Of DR.. BosankO's Cough and
Lung Syrup. q aremedy that never fails
70 cure CO1ghs, COlds, Pains in the
Chest and Lung Affections Fol
proof tFya free sample bottle. Reg
ular size 50 cents and 800.
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CoNeREssMAN HANBACK,

UONGREs8MAN HANBACK, has In
trOduced the following bills:
To repeal the timber culture and
pre-emptiOn laws. Also, 70 lessen
crime and human suffering from al.
eohOlism by restricting the use Of dis
titled spirits 10 scientific and medicinal
purposes. Also, to permit soldiers
and sailors TO obtain In money the
value Of hOmesteads to which they are
entitled. Also, proposing q COnstitu-
tiOnal amendment granting the right
Of suffrage 10 women. Also apprOpri-
ating S25,OeO, 900 a year for Eve years
to common schools.
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President JOHN TAYLOR, the OIL
eial head or the Mormon Church, is
preparing an elaborate statement Of
the political and social attitude Of the
Lstter-day Saints. for the January
number Of the North american Re
UieIU.
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CONdREssAAE THOMAS, Of Illinois,
has introduced q bill for the equaliza-
tiOn Of soldiers bOunties, independent,
Of what they received from State,
county, or town during the war. It is
thes same as his measure which failed to
pass last session. He will also intro
duee q bill 70 pay every soldier q pen
sion Of S. per month who served
at least thirty days and was under
the enemy's fire during the late war.
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Now comes another man 10 tell Us
that II there is one thing the weather
prophets know nothing about It Is the
weather. The man is DR.. Abbott, Of
Trenton, N. J., who ldenounces all
conclusions drawn by the prophets
concerning the weather from the act
ion Of animals. He asserts that for
twenty years he has watched the hab-
its Of muskrats, squirrels and other
animals, and has found that their
preparation for winter have no con-
nectiOn whatever with the mildness OF
rigOr Of the approaching season.
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Notice.

NOTICE Of the meeting % The e0mmisaionsrl
II 70 assess damages 70 property caused b. eI-
tending Tenth street from Walnut 70 South Etroet,
IN the city OF Salina, KAnsas.
To whom Il may concern; Noiice u hereby given
that A. Wellington, A. B. DiekensOn. T. J. GolAg
3. II. Gibbs and G. @. Wilmarth, commiasioners
appointed By the city council provided By ordi-
nance No. SSl having qualified and certified their
proceedings 10 the city clerk. which oath and
record OF proceedings are now on Gle In my Oh CO.
That said commissioners win meet Il the once %
G. 4. Faulkner, on Friday, the 18th day uf Decem-
ber 1888, at O'Clock A. r., for the purpose Of re-
eeiving claims for damages, viewing said premises
and performing such other duties aa are required
By said ordinance.
Witness my hand and ofheial seal this loih day
Of December, lss3. &. g. BOWEN,
fsEALl City Clefk
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IT looks very much Is II Senator In
gals might be chosen President pro
tenn. Of the Senate. He is said 10 be
one Of the best presiding officers In
the country.
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SheriR's Sale.


DAHIEL REAn,
= -
REnEccA r. DOE.
ERT virtue q an Order of Sale Issued cut of tho
- Disirict Ccuri of TIE Fourt oenth Juiiciai
District within and for he county of Sailna, and
elatf % Han111 IN he aboVe eufiiisi Cans and .
ne airoeted and delivered, ] giii, on ne
7th day Of J0au0Ty, a. D., 1884,
e tEo o'clcek p. n of said day, a. tie Easa door
q tha Cgurt House, IN TIE city of aaiina, saline
county, kanaaa, ear for ale e Public Auction,
% tee hlghest And hest hiider foT eGrh in hand
the olloTing delcffood Real Eztate, to-gits
Ihe ns ofthe ns1< q Bseliol Ne. thlrig-four.
90. IN torn1hip l1uTteen. 0fl aouth o. mage
ave, (3h YEA IN Saline eoaniy, kanala, Eith ten
emen.a, hefodiiaments and appurtalalceI ahere-
unto bel0nEing. aaid Tsai eslais q takan - the
prupeFty q tha ahoEe-naned dsfsndants. anf viii
be sd Without apprlllement, and gill b acld %
aati5fy aaid Order 81 sale, o. Z part thareoL
Given under ny hand this tik day % Decomber,
A. d. ieo1
o. 8. RADCLIFF,
Sheriff % Saline County, Kansas.
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The Chrlstian shurch win hold q
MIX and Pie social at the resldsnos o.
Mrs. J. c. Rash. this evening, Dee,
t2 All are cordially invited.
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TIE Topeka cOmBlORuDealth men,
tions that Gov. St.John will remove to
his old home inlOlathe, and be eandi-
date for the State Senate.
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w. s. REED has started new paper
at Minneapolis, which he calls the
Progressive Current.
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Forasl..

Forty NeFino, choice, fall-blOOded
bucks-frOm Vermont. Well-aceli-
mated and ready for service. Call st
Bartlett 4 Jenkins Neat Market.
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None Rui FlrIi ola., aooda.

In Watches, JsWelry and Silver
ware one should have the best CT
none. Messrs. Shurley 4 Co, Chi
cago, are making g speciality Of fine
goods. aud II you need anything In
Watches in dust and water proof
cases, Solid Silver or Triple PlGted
Ware, Solid Gold or Rolled Gold
Jewelry, send to Shurley 4 Co., they
will send a single article at the dozen
price. They are vouched for and en-
dorsed by the United States Express
Co., American Express Co., Southern
Express Co., F. w. Palmer, Post
master OF Chicago, Gen'l A. c. Smith,
Ex-State Treasurer, and many others.
Goods sent on approval, with privi-
lege Termination, enabling you TO
do your purchasing at home. Re-
member, Shurley 4 Co, n State Street,
Chicago, Ill. Send for their new and
beautifully illustrated catalogue.
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TIE National Republican Conveh-
ton is TO be held ct Chicago.
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GEORGE r. PECK has resigned the
ONCE Of general solicitor o. the Atch-
Ison, Topeka and Santa Fs railroad.
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Whist Ens suits, soIbsrE. .the TuyIor.
e turning ont-Go and leave youF
measure.
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"THE Southern Confederacy is
again in the saddle"
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W. RICE, Plaintiff.

]. W. RICE, Piaintid.
VI.
A. II. BOWMAN, Defend'L
said A. II. Bowman, q nOn-resident, q hereby
notified that he has been sued By said plaintif BE-
fore said justice Of the peace for the sum u 800
and interest thereon At the rate Of twelve per cent
per annum from the 20th day Of November, l553
That garnishee summons vas Issued requiring
2. L. Norton and W. ]. Wellslager % answer con
eerning their indebtedness 10 sad defendant, all
money and credits m their po1.ession o. under
their control belonging 70 Haid defendant. Ihat
sad garBiEhee summons vas returned on The ldlh
day Of November, tsSz5, and ansWer made. Said
defendant 4 further notified that said ca1e 4 80
for trial on The
RSh day Of December, 1888,
Al O'Clock n, before said justice, and unie8
aid defendant appears and defends, judgment uin
Be taken against him for sid sun of 500 With
interest at the rate Of twelve per cent per annum
FROM the 2oth day Of November. lss9.
J. W. RICE, Plaintif.
Attest: r. H BIsHoP, J. P. st-SH.
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Sherif's Sale.

The Hartford Life and Annuityl
Insurance. Company,
".
GusfaFe A. .Granstrand,
Hannah y. Granstrand.
Uny virtus of an order Of sale Issued cut q ths
- District Court q the Fourteenth Judical Dis
trict within and for the county Of salnf and glie
ol Kansas IN the above entitled ease, and % NJ
directed and delivered, I viil, on the
Ifth day Of January, A. p, 1894,
at oeloek P Hofs aid day e ne easl deer q he
Court HOuse IN the city 0f6ailna, Sallns oounlys
Kansas, odsr for sale e puhli1. alrtiea, y ths
hirhesf and best bidder f1r caak IN hand The ~
lsWing described real estate. to-Hit;
Tke southeast quarter o. ne nortAyesi qsartsr
and the northeasf quarter Of the sg1thwesf quar-
ter of Section Gix 81, IN Township Fourtsel uf),
south % Range eve 81 YES oftheaizihe5l Priaci-
pal msri9ian, IN The county q saline, etaie q
kansas, With tenemsntl, hercditamsnlH and ap-
pHrtsuances thercunto belonEing. SD Real Es-
tate 4 taken e the property % The aboge-1aule1
dsfsndanL and VII 81 cd uithaut aprai1eneat,
and Ell Be- sold 70 aati.iy naid order % saio or
part thereof.
GlEsn unasr ny. .hand this lo.h 4lY g Dsssnbsr
SheriG o. Saline County, ksnaal
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EXecntor's Notioa.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters testansn-
~ iary On tne es5ate 81 henIy ferl1s ntsr, ass
day Of November, A d. lsS3, b. the probate court
Of Saline County, Kanaas Nov,
an pers0ns having claims against said estate are
hereby notified that they must present the sane 70
the undersigned for allowance, within one year
from the date Of said Letters, or they may Be pre-
eludei from any benefit Of such Estate; and n
sueh claims be not exhibited within three years
aer the date OF sad letter. they shall Be forever
barred. o. p SkAhL-
n. PARMENTER, Ezecutors
ofthe estate OF Henry Parmenter, Deceased.
November 81, ,1so3. 4f-3t
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Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS,
SALUR COUNTY
Before r H. Blzhop. justice 0fths Peace Of 81
line Township, Saline county, Kansa1.
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DECEMBER Is, 1855
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We keep on hsoa hi line Of