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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-06-15
Smiths Extrast.
Smiths Extrast.
Smiths Extract Of May Flower
Inc Time Tried aud Universally ApDroyss
remedy for all Diseases of the Blad.
der and Kidneys.
IL positively Cures Where All Otbsr
Remedies Have Failed to Pro.
duce Relief

"Brights Disease OF the Kidneys" A fearm,
scourage, which spares neither age seI M,
conditions, becomes an incurable disea,e onlv
ior the want of timely attention. If allowed "a
work Its ravages unchecked until Il has fastea.
ca upon the vitals of its victim, no medical
skili can release its hold it claius It's prey, and
A timely use of WV '"ou'AAu'
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Dallas Eye Infirmary
Prof. D. j. STANSBURY, M. D.
No. 1oit Elm Street. Dallas, Texas

Read the following testimonials - IN.
was cured In four weeks at the above IN,
Urinary, after having suffered for three ygs''
with granulated eyelids. MICnAELhLuNs.%c,e
was attacked Il years ago with 'Ieh ssn NON
eyes" until became blind; was operateu uR rs
by different doctors until one OF my eyes In.
cut out. Five weeks treatment IN ano' e,hsr.
JOSEPH CARDWELLr
l was afflicted for years with graii,smn, , ma
junotivitis, which resulted In pannus Q. " trsst.
aud entropion of the lids. SIX we weeks SU
ment at the d alas Eye and Ear lnh,mrs,T
effected a perfect cure. JOHN n, hN,nnrciyi.
was nearly blind with granular copluu'stw,
It's, panrns and staphyloms; suffered ioI n.,la,
wears. Three weeks treatment In INC ,,ssSt
Eye Infirmary perfectly e.tored my ,. Ssp'R,fT
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Smiths Extract of May Flower

VIII positively prevent such results. In proof
OF this assertion, we cite YOU to the numbsrs.s
testimonials in our possession. and quote such
eminent authorities as DR.. Eli Ives, Of New IA.
ven, Conn, and Or. King Compiler of Kings
Dispensatory.) Ask your own physician ifthese
names are authorities, and decide for yourself
whether you will sacrifice your life rather Than
surrender your prejudice to an advertised medi
cine. Decide now, 1t may not be too late.
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CtlstOrta

CnstOria. a
old DIR; Pitchers remedy for sickly an
,ritaple children; Castoria is not narcotic.
1t Is harmless, pleasant and prompt. When
the child has health, the mother can rest.
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MolrcM tn l..riffl

EoR L0AN-I AM PREPARED TO LEND
Il 5000 900 on land, lots, unity bonds and
iand notes At reasonable rates and satisfactory
time. JAMES B. SIMPSON, for Scottish Am,
MORT 20, ior western Mort, and Investment
limited. ;un mi;
| DAMS NEGOTlATED-0ne to i've wears
~ time Land notes or deed Of trust required
A. assoc security Texas Loan Agency, Corsicana,
MONEY TO LEND-On Of to five years
Nl time at reasonable rates Nc. K Wellesiev
genera manager, Dallas, Texa
I AND LOANs-J. b. ws,kin n Co. DALLAS
Il Texas. Seb ,aWs'
MONEY TO LEND-R. b, ca iahanour
W W. fahr Il
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North Texas Civil and Criminal
Detective Association

Headhuarten Dallas. TsxAs,. ~ Main ltr Q.
All COLLECTIONS aud secret SERVICES promptly 1.
SsndsdL N J. ". spkkokk AAnAasS ke>k
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DR.. ]. @. Riddler, jefferson City, Mis-
souri,, says: Persons who use Brown
Iron Btters always speak well OF II, /
think II good medicine"
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The Diamond Dyes for family use have
no equals. All popular colors easily dyed,
fast and beautiful. 10 cents a package for
any color
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III you are chilled or wet through, dose
OF Parker's Ginger Tonic will iniallibly
save you from taking cold.
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miscellaneous Tmants

WANTED-A GOOD DRESS MAKER WAN.
ted at Colorado City. Address Box $50,
colorado City Good wages paid. junlS.it
WANIED-A GOOD BAKER, APPLY TO
" FINE, VERY FINE, S3s Main ST. jnnl4. 2t
w ANrED->IrUAriON BY AN EXPER.
" fenced German miller (singe). Address
II H., Dallas Herald Office. iunli.4t
WANTED-THE Address OF A Young
~ boot and shoe maker single man; sober
). GoAVES. Cisco, Texas. juni3
w ANTkD-A STEADY, ACTIVE BOY TO
~ learn the plumber trade at 400 Elm street,
a. ~. ," HIM junl3
WANTED-GOOD TIMER TO TAKE
W charge Of shop at Tyler. Texas; must be-
good workman will give good wages and
sue MSy , Wotk by the year. Address at once M,
Z WHITE, Denison, Texas. junl3-lw
WANTEJ--A WHITE NURSE, AT 81s ROSS
a .,,,,i.i jun12
w ANTED-Oue charter oak cooking stove
W ana thirteen double complete bedsteads
a,.l bedding. Address L. KRAPF, Colorado
City, Tex or Herald office ""'
WANIED-lOOU OJ bushels of wheat at CITY
w Mills, foot of Houston street Highest
prices paid CITY FIGURING MILL
MIANTED-YOu to stop at the NATION Al
w HOTEL First-clsss accommodations at
reasonable rate ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER DAY. Board and
lodging from "a so to 81 per week The build
ing is brick with three stairways in case of fire
located III the business portion of the city, only
one square from street-car line and one souare
rom Iexas y Pacific and Missouri Pacific Depot,
either road. Give us trial. and be CONVINCED
mat yon can get good accommodation and save
money by stopping at the National. W. w, Ward
IIoprletor. ianl9-lyr
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TOM HARGH,
THE LIVERY NAN.

THE LIVERY hAN' o..Ia )
Can bc found At the old stand o. ~
Simpson, opposite Schneider \ ps'S
equipped IN eyerv line Of his bushes, .,.y ID
Tom u the oldest Livery man n !nS
hes al the "ayors" 70 DO FOUND " "
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aottce Of Ntssolmfit

NHE PARTNERSHIP HsKETOFOM X.
Il listing be ween Arthur Cain dyJoseph
Rothstein IN the Livery and Sale bust has in
me cry OF Dallas is this day dissolved O. mu
debts due the firm, and pay all firm Nabditc..
and ilcontinue tho business at the old Maud,
ARTHUR CAIN,
JOSEPH RoTH5TEIN.
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8oard Of l:q,,ali]Htio,r,

NOTICE IS HEREBY vFN$THaT ITIiF
IN honorable Commissioners Con Il of Dallas
county, Texas, will convene and sit M Board
o. Equalization on MONDAY, the /, m day of
JUNE ISIS, to receive all the assessm n lists or
t HOOKS sS OIL the Soum,y assessor for inpec
which time all disputes between ,Sp Txssessor
settlee. wa" IN ''"""'
seal this May Goth. lSsS 'N' ~ -S
v, NJ. G. HILL, County clerk.
NV ClArLEs u: BoLANz, DEPUTY nI33S0.iSi
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HOTEL

81, SO 4 Al West 36th Street, New iorh ~ Snd
Southern people visiting Yew YORK ,, wrs pos.
this house most desirable Stopping MAJ dvsp'
sessipg the comforts OF q home win ,nn1vrvsalcn
tages Sf a hotel, at moderate rates, oon, .css
10 the centres Of trade. the parks Tpsw,t
amusement aud principal churches. IA rufs
perfect ventilation, unexceptionable ~pm
kish, Electric and Roman Raths,
RENn For ClRCULAN -
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have this day sold my interest In the liySry
stable 70 Joseph Rothstein, and thanking IL
public forfheir patronage In the past rscoA.
mess. ARTHUR CAlN.l
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Mr.. r: N. Helm, Waco, Texas, says: ~
am aged 81. Browns Iron Bitters removed
feeling Of lethafgy and increased my
weight pounds"
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NOTICE TO
CONTRACTORS and BUILDERS
BIDS ARE INVITED FOR THE CoNsTRuC.
TON OF A
COURT HOUSE FOR HARRIS COUNTY
Estimated to Cost from SIS, 900 to $4,000.

said bids are REQUIRED to he deposited with
the CLERK Of the County Court of Harris County.
on or before 0''A'S'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05
Pul. ..tai Thursday, April :, I-3.l
Ordinance No. 81.

e n ordinance providing tor the construction Of
IN sidewalk on the south side OF Iron avenue
from The alley between santa Re avenue and hfth
street east to fourth street in She city Of Saina
of!Sf'isT. hry,s1s.
SEXTON /. Tat the owner or avu.r, Of ,nv
real ssta;" abuiiing tn. s0gth side 81 Iron ay-
cnHe, h'iwern the alley running between Santa
Fc avenue and fifth street and fourth street are
hereby required TO build or cauSc to be built bv
the 2J,h day OF April lSSJ sidewalk in front 81
such real estate on said south side Of Iron avenue
a. provided IN section Of this ordinance and to
the satisfaction Of the committee on sidewalks
SECTION .. That the sidewalks hereby provided
Tor shat! be Of even grade throuy hout tn he deter
hlnri ~ the yiiy engineer, and shall be- twelve
feet IN width, built u brick, curbed on both sides
with dressed stone curbing or Of good quality Of
common pine plank, two inches thick spike with
twenty penny nails, and shall he supported by
i've sxs inch stringers. well Tapped and spiked with
: Ten'y-Penny nails. The siTingcrs shall he laid
upon fat stones placed at intervals OF not more
than four feet.
SECTION ;. That ifthe owner or owners Of any
real estate mentioned in section l. Of this orli.
nance shall tat 10 construct said sidewalks BY the
Time required by section Of this ordinance and
IN the manner specified in section Of this or,ii-
nance, then II shall 10, the duty Of the aid com
nii'iee, within reasonable time TO b. Determined
by sneh committee caase ssii sidewalk tobe built
aud III" cost the reOf shall he assessed against the
real estate stuiing theresin arrr,liny H. ne front
foot thereof ami collected a. other taxes provided
however ihai said committee shall not contract FOR
"a >lth NafS- until estimate of
the cost thereof shall he made by the eity eng,n-
Ger: and the contract price shall not exc. ed such
estimate ~
SECTION This ordinance shall take effect and
be In fore from and after its publication in The
SALINE CorNrY JOURNAL
Passed aud approved March sath. Is-i
lskAL u. }. ADDISON, Mayor,
Attest e. 7. BOWEN, City Clerk.
hereby certify that the above . true eopy Of
IN" "tinance passed nv the city council At n rem
Tar meeting held on the snih day Of Marcb, Issi
+. +. BOvE~ Citv Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05

MADISON, Wis, March 30.-Perry
Fl. Smith, of Chicago, was placed in
the insane asylum here Yesterday
Exchange.
We remember Perry ii. Smith as a
young lawyer at Appleton, Wis, and
as a member of the Legislature from
Outagamie county. We remember
his becoming identified with the Chi.
cago & Northwestern Railroad which
was being constructed northward from
Chicago to Green Bay. We remember
Of hearing that he was becoming very
wealthy; and finally one Of the mil
lionaires Of Chicago. We remember
Of hearing that he and his wife barely
escaped destruction i'm the Chicago
fire. We remember of hearing that
he was leading a very fast life, and
that he staggered home to his palace
of a residence daily We remember
of hearing that not only he but his
wifeta daughter of Rev Reeder Smith,
also of Appleton, Wis INDUCED in
many drunken orgy both in Europe
and in their palatial home. We re-
member of hearing of Perry H. Smith
being one of the financial managers of
Samuel J. Tilden, in a certain cam
paign. We now hear of his confine-
ment In an insane asylum-tne result
ofa long life of dissipation and high
living. 1t was not so many years ago
that he started out with a future ali
roseate with promise, and with the
touch of Midas turned all his specula-
tons into gold. Prospered in all his
ways as he was, all this wealth at the
end was but u curse which has wrecked
u bright mind and brought countless
woes to the house Of Perry H. Smith.
The young lawyer in his humble and
happy home in Northern Wisconsin
and the maniac millionaire i'm an asy-
of the mad present most solemn and
mournful contrast.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05

Mr.. Guenther, q member of Con.
gress from Wisconsin, came as an inn
migrant from Germany sixteen years
ago. He Is now about to visit the
Fatberland for the first time since bis
arrival i'm America
Mr.. Sharon, the millionaire and ex.
Senator, who Is manager of the Rails
ton estate, has compromised with
Mrs Ralston, and her suits have been
withdrawn. The widow Of the bank.
er receives SoS5.00O i'm cash, a large
ranch in Southern California. and
some property in San Francisco.
Louise Michel has been placed un.
der arrest by the Paris police. Her
arrest was virtually q surrender, as
she had previously announced her in
tention of giving up. She surrendered
because she thought that course would
relieve her mother from further an.
noyance by the police.
The unprecedented cold weather in
Northern Dakota this winter, where
the thermometer has gone as low Ne AZ
degrees below zero, and has remained
at % below for several days in success.
sion, has demonstrated that cattle that
have once become acclimated are not
injured by the cold. The loss to the
herds that have been exposed all win
ter Is reported to be comparatively
small. and the casualties are confined
to animals that were brought into the
country from warmer climates late in
the fall.
Another of the historic buildings of
Philadelphia is being demolished. In
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05

rs the West has witnessed of late are
thrust upon a corporation so fortified
and prepared for the worst, the tivht
for the Survival OF the fittest'' viii
be the least felt by that company. be-
cause In that way IL possesses grand
advantages and excellent staying Dow.
ers All the railroads are engaged In
a rivalry to secure the rest II the
available coal property in the anthrn-
cite regions. Some of the CORPORA
tions are weak, and there Is sure TO be
climax. because In tine struggle the
weak are expanding all their strength
in this one direction. and preparing to
fight cautiously and carefully. The
strong companies are going ''in head
strong ways and are initiating the
telegraph king. Jay Gould-trying to
got'ble up. everything in that line.
However some of the strong comma
MES are liable Ia he gobbled up them
selves. according to one or two signs
of the times. Yours Truly.
II. q. MERRILL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05

The Minneapolis Sentinel does not
speak very enthusiastically OF Gov.
Clicks late visit and reception at Min.
neapolis. After speaking of throwing
the mantle Of charity" about the mis-.
takes made and whispering of ''snob-
berry," &c. the Sentinel intimates that
the Governors visit was NOT the ne
quest Of large majority Of the inhab-
itants Of Minneapolis. They however,
bad the good courtesy to remain very
silent about the matter. and put up
their part Of the expenses without
grumbling. Verify, Democratic
Governor hath much trouble in awak.
ing enthusiasm, now that the fires Of
the revolt Of last fall are going out and
cooling Oh.
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LAKE ERIE & TEs'aN ny

Fora LATANETrE. BLooziNCroN a MrScfr
and L,KE ERIE & Louisville Railways The
shortest and mas, direct route, making immediate
connections for Passengers East and West.
The shortest and most direct route tetveen
Kansas city. Cleveland. Buffalo. Pntsbur-. New
York Boston, Philaaelphia, Washington, Baltimore
and al points fascinating eloss connection With
all the Trunk Lines,
Fir>t class equipments steel rails Westinghouse
AiTbrskes, Miller platform and coupler elegant
nex Reclining Chsir aud Draving-room Cars at
tsched 70 AL through Passenger trains free Of ex-
ira charge o. al first class PASSENGER holding
through tickets. The tee changes by this
Route are y! made IN Union Depots-po Omnibus
Transfers.
Ask for tickets 10 any point East via Lake Erie
& Western Ry. Maps and other information
furnished free upon APPLICATION 10 principal Ticket
Office sddTess g. W: SMITH
Gen1 Pass. Agent.
Lafayette Ind
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05

THE executive counc il of our State
elected railroad commissioners last
Saturday As follows: l.. T. Turner, OF
Chatauqua county, one year; James
Humphrey, of Junction city, two
years; Henry Hopkins, present
warden of the penitentary, three
years. Mr.. Turner il a banker. He
is very little known i'm Kansas poll =
tics, but was strongly urged by the
best men of his section Of the country.
Judge Humphreys reputation is state
wide. We regard him one of the
very best men in Kansas, though he
belongs to another political party. He
is an able man. an upright man, a
flrst-class lawyer. Major Hopkins
has already won the enviable reputa-
ton Of being one Of the most success
full penitentiary wardens in the
United States. He possesses fine
business qualifications and is man
of excellent character. We believe
the executive council have executed
their trust i'm most satisfactory man.
ner to the people of Kansas. They
have given the politicians and chron-
ic place hunters the grand bounce"
and have selected three men who will
discharge their duties without being
controlled either by the railroad cor
porations or their agents, and still
be lust to all concerned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05

On account of the steady stream OF
letters containing threats of death and
the destruction of buildings which
continue to be received by prominent
persons and government functionaries
Of England, the previous precautions
against the execution Of these threats
are not RENTED. but new ones are
also being devised and carried out.
This IL particularly the case in Lon
don. The gas works are carefully
guarded against surprises and none
but known and trusted hands are al.
lowed on the premises
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Notice Of Dissolution

The ec-rsri neIship heretofore exis;irg b@t.een
gsni"- j Purcell and T A. Williams, under the
firm name OF James J. Purcell Go i. di,-.,,s,
ny mutual consent. Accounts due aid arr, a., h,
the hands OF J. }. Purcell tor s-tilem-uI Y
JAMES J. PCEcEIr.
4. A. WILLIAMS
szlina, Kansas, April abd lisa Iaax
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Notice.

OFFICE % ire kAS-As 4 COLORADO II. r. Co
sAIISa, March 5, \. ID, ISs,
Books for receiving subscriptions TO m. C,,i,,,
stock o. this Corporation will be opened NJ ~. ~
fee 10 >aliua. Kansas, on the 5h dsv OF Anvil .
j. i-,3 aud said books will be kept open until m.
whole amount the Capital Stock named in m.
charter "i sail corp ration .hali be subscribed
II. BAKER
M CLAFIIs,
& y. FsrLKSEE.
-. i. HAMILTON, pireciOrs
". u. TEAGUE.
j. sAFFOED,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05

The Duke of Portland, Earl de Grey
Lord Charles Beresford, aud Major
jackson, during a recent shooting ex-
cursion in the Teral i'm India, killed
four tigers, six rhinoceroses, and a
number of sambhur.-Intcr-Ocedn.
II these noble gentlemen are par
ticularly fond of sambhur bunting
they can chase them over the plain to
their hearts content i'm this section.
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Sherif's Sale.

lrNEN v. Row. N"KrrN THNYEE and
THOMAS \ WuIINss, partners a.
Role TuATIE = NuLIAN-. PlainiiT-
VI. NANET hr-t name unknown and
4. MANET first name unk upxu
Defendant.
NOTICE j. herehy given that the Undersigned
- sheriff Of the county UI saline will nv yir-
tue 81 m o.''r q sale. -u.d out OF The pi.irir,
'ouri 80 sud county, IN favor ct sail Plaintiff aud
agtinS' the ,iii defendants inI - hi4l directed
~ ten lr' o'clock a. -. On
-Non""y, NE I'm d0y oj NM, 4. H..
1855.
n the corner Of santa Fc and Ash streets, ia the
tiiy "i >aina IN aid county 0irr for ale ut pub
ice auction The stock 81 Fancy DTy ,Iaois and
Millinery 'n-l~, together with tn. store lixtur...
aud furniture Of the said defendant. the said
in't, hrias taken IN attachment a. a., property
81 tie said Def uiauis
'atc'i, saiiua, haEs., April g. IS>l.
q. :. RADCLIFFE
sheriff Of Saline County. Kansas
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Administrators Notice

To all whom II may concern. hut more .sp.el.Ilx
the beirs n iaw and guardians al liiem Of her.
county. Kansas
Won are hereby notified that I. G. v Blair nd.
minis'Faior Of sail dcc-aed did, on IN.
md day Of April \. H.. I>S} Gle a petition in The
Probate Court Of saline county, kansas prayinr
that might b. Authorized and empowered 10 sell
the icil1wing described land. n,r the purpose oi
paying the debts aud costs OF administration Of aid
estate, ;o-wir:
The north halt Of the Y. + Or Of section txely.
az m township thirteen ~ south II range one
90 WeS, Of the sixth prnei n meridian in saline
county, hars.i-, containing eighty arres more or
le->, acroriin- 20 the GOV. Tnn-nt suryey thereof
And sid I-li'0n vii be- eaTd 1t the Office Of IN.
froha'" Judge ofsIiI comfy. on the
son dGy ~ dprH 4. H., 1883.
At "oclock s VI. Il :. ii dsy. At which time and
psr- eaci' Of you and al others interested are no
iihe'i 20 b. present anl shoE causr IL any Won
iaN" Why an order # ,ic a. prayed fer ShouH mo-,
he granted Dated tbs End day VI April u.
e. y. BLAIR. Adm nistrator
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05

THE Temperance question. which
took such . prominent part in the last
Ohio election, is likely to assume .
still more conspicuous and exciting
phlse. The Legislature has prepared
an amendment to the constitution
giving to the people the alternative OF
tax or prohibition. and it will be voted
upon at the next election.
contest IL looked forward to.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05

INCOMPLETE returns from Denver
indicate that Ex-Governor John l..
Routt il elected mayor, together with
the whole Republican city ticket,
with the probable exception of city
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05

Our friend Thwing, OF Fon du Lac
wis., Reporter, now issues a hand
some little 6-column daily from his
Office which looks healthy and newsy
Mr.. Thwing is most successful
journalist and we are pleased TO note
the successive steps he makes i'm his
upward and onward career TO fame
and fortune.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05

Among the men mentioned as prob
able successors to Major Hopkins. a:
warden of the penitentiary, are Col.
Thos. Moonlight, Hon. L. p. Gable
Of Leavenworth, and Hon. II. Clay
Park. Of Archaeological Common
pedith.
All Democrats! Moonlight is now
Adjutant General. with a salary OF
g, 500 per wear and expenses
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05

A CABINET OFFICER, i'm speaking OF
the appointment Of a new Postmaster
General, told New York Tribune
correspondent that John A. Martin, OF
Kansas, whom he described as "a very
strong man." Is very warmly recon-.
for the place by the leading men OF
his Rtafa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-04-05
Administrative Notice.

STATE OF KANSASl
COUNTY 90 sNLISE.
ln the Ersi1ir Court ~ aul i.r all comfy
In tire matter 81 iiir r~i,i" OF NFls T. iinisi,i,
deceased.
~ 'ii'" = hereby given, that letter. Of admins
~ tEaiipH hay-l-en granted g. the under ynrd
on h. estate Of Nrl, y. Iinl1uI,t Iai. Of aid
county. deceased, hy the hon" shlr. the ProbAi,
Court OF the s"'Utv and state s.of,-sii daiad n,
End ddy Of IprH 4. y. 1888.
Now al persons having claims ayains,
said estate are heTrLs notified thai
they must present the sane To the under.
signed i.r sloWau,r, within one year from the
date q -aii letters "r ~ MAJ - prcciuiei from
any trn'at Of susb o-trfr and that IL such claim,
u" not exhibited within ihrr, wears after the lat,
81 :, u lett - th'y shall D. forever barred
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