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B. a. DOUGLASS & Sons CapSicuIn Cough Drops
are manufactured by themselves. and the result
OF over forty years experience In compromising
cough medicines
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GalvanO.N agnetic Treatment

r.
Washington office. @o22as z street northwest
consultation Ere, n Office or hgme OF patient
PHYSICIAN from Baltimore In attendance crtya dan.
See Balto san for daily advertisements of cures
Dr. T.. y. PARSONS q co.
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CCTICURA SOAP an .xqu ste skin B-aut:i.r and
Toilet Requisite prepared from CucUfa ndisp,s~
bic i'll treating Skin Diseases Baby Humors skin Benz
ishcs. Rough, Chapped. Oily Skin
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Condensed Locals.

The senior class OF the law department OF George
town university has been organized by the election
Of the following officers: a. G. Wright, or Georgia,
president; y VI. Gould, first vice President: James
+. Scaggs. second vice president I. " Smith, SEC
Rotary and treasurer.
The congregation of the Baptist church at Rock
ville Md. Who have been without any regular min
lster for some time. have extended a call 10 the
Rev. w ) % Thomas. OF Baltimore.
From A. BrentanO Is Co We have the London
Graphjc Pictorial World and frustrated Ne,rS OF
The 12j ms ant.-renilrkahly quick mai time.
There was no session of the Eguity Court to-day
Ii consequence of the tndlSpos,ion OF Judge James.
MIR. curtis has arranged excursion OF roller
Skaters 10 the Baltimore skating rink on SATURDAY
night. special train has been chartered 1Or his
occasion, and it Is expected that u large number
will go.
The will Of the late John Willis, fled to-day. be-
CueatheS his estate to his Vile. NARY c. Willis.
during her widow mood In case Of her re.narTi2ge.
the IS 10 be divided equally between lis three
children
The funeral OF Dr.. William III. Gunnell took place
yesterday from the residence OF MS sOn-in-aw, Mr..
b. Han. No. go street northwest. Rev. $. K. Cox
OF catIng. NeSSTS. W. H. Ciarett, William K.
Riley. Gen. p F. Bacon, Smith thompson, = T. q.
McrSel, W. VI. ShuSJer and 5. j. Fague served as
pallbearerS- The remains were inferred III the
Congressional cemetery.
Yesterday afternoon St DOninic'5 church was
wen filed by the friends OF Mr Michael OT0Oie
and Miss Kate McArClle 10 witness their marriage.
The ceremony was performed BY Father Call.
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CITY ITEMS.

Hams Great Clearing Sale OF Fine
Roots and shoes.
sl6 SEVENTH STREET AND 1922 PENNA. tvrSTr.
Gents Fine Calf-Stitched Roots Si0e: worth e CO.
Gents Hand-Stitchel Congress. - 20: worth s5nO.
cents Hand-Stitchei Button. ~ 30: worth * N.
cents Fine Calt-Button Lace and Congress. 81 rs:
worth S. 50
Ladies' Elegant Hand-Sewed Button. 1915; worth
$500.
Ladies' Straight Goat and Kid-Botton, $500: worth
$500.
Ladies' Fine Goat and Kid Button - 90: worth - ~
Misses Fine Goat and Kid Button, Il p; worth 81
remember our stock Of winter goods Is eutirrIv
TOO large, and must be sold.
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CUTICCRA. the great Skin Cur. instantly alavs
itching and Indan..aion clears the Skin and Scalp
heals Ulcers and Sores. ard restores the Hair
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OPENING OF imported dresses and bOnDets, Just
frpIn Paris. at the Rig House NedneSdIy, Thurs
day and Friday. January 23i cath and 18th.
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CUTICCRA REMEDIES are absolutely pure aud -,
only real Blood Purifiers and Skin B,autiicrs 1-e from
mercury, arsenic lead. zi:c any other OF
vegetable poison whatsoever
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IT IS WISE TO PROVIDE AGAINST EMERarn
Acies that are liable to arise in every family cold
may be dangerous thing Or not depending upon the
means at hand to combat It. In sudden attacks of cold
Group. asthma ETC. Ayers Cherry Pectoral will prove
the quickest and most effective cure and your bsst
friend
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GEO. ANDREWS. OvERSEER IN THE LOWELL
~ Carpet Corporation. was for over twenty year, be-
fore his removal to Lowell aicted with salt rheum in
Its worst form 1ts ucsratons actually covered moro
than half the surface Of his body and Hmbs He was
entirely cured BY Ayers sarsaparA See certificate In
Ayers Almanasfor 1855 ia
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CT ilCURA HES0LTENT. the blood purifier
cieaises he blood and i.s.r.on OF impurities and
POISONOUS clements. and thus Removes the caase
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LEWIS Plasters for back ache need no advertise
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Johnson. H.sraur,u,~


4io and +t2 9th street: branch corner 18th and +
are houses OF merit. Saddle Rock rp4St and tr,,il
choice steam New York stewS Sc III >,lec- Ladies'
large saloons attached. Z. l. johnson, Prop.
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ARRANTs

TARRASrs
LONG AND FAvoRAB1Y KNOWN AS AN rSy,rr.
ABLE FAMILY REMEDY
SELTZER
FOR CONSTIPATION. DYSpFPSIa RHEUMATIC
AND equity AFFECTIONS DURING coin
WEATHER 1T MAY BE TAKEN " HOT
WATER ONE HOUR BEFORE MEALS
WITH MOST BENEFICIAL RESULTS
APERIENT.
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SECURITY FnoM Loss BIZ BURGLAR

Szoun1rr FRox Loss BIZ Buna1Anr
ROBBERY, FIRE Oh ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CoMPANX
ofWashington
CORNER 18th STREET AND New YoRK AYR
Perpetual Charter act Of Congress January Odd 1867
Ne Company rents safes inside its Fire and Burlsr
Proof Vaults ct prices varying from e5 to $50
Joining vaults. provided for Safe-renterk
VAULT DOORS GUARDED By THE sARaENT
TIME-LOCK.
ton, neladins SoNps and STOCKS PIAfE lev JEW
e the ssf R.ss on
BENJAMIN T. SNYDER President
CHARLEs e. GLOVER Of Mgss 8 %. Vice President
'I5s s4sss sFbaffz ''st ST. NJ. 49,. 49,,
DIRECTORS:
BENJAMIN P. Snyder Charles Q. Glover
John CAsselA, Henry A. willard
NlHE MOST UsEFUt PRESENT
FOR YOUNG B0Ya
nice ovescoat or Sui. Of Clothes rsnsfnr IN min
nom o260 to O. Also. Hat. Caps. Boots and shoes
&c. ALVEY cheap fox the HoNdayR
J.w sEIBx
d11 lgll-lol6 Pennsylvania avenua
EoR THE BEST AND CHEAPEST LADIES' WRAPS
competitions and ssin gtv0 Bargains and ProsantG
n2o-1n
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JOHSsON's oyster saloons and restaurants, I'm
Wense 40 anu Az and 18th ana f. branch.
DUDE GLASSES. Henplers eyestght store, Ma
t1Opal hotel
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1t would require this entire pauer TO do Justice to
description OF the cures performed by the Cuticur IA r.
solvent internally. aud Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
externally.
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D1sF1eun1se HuuoRs, Ircu1se AND
BURNING TORTURES. HUMILIATING


D1sr1eun1se HuMoRs, Ircu1ss AND
BURNING TORTUREs. HUMIL1ATING
ERUPTIoNS,
Such as Salt Rheum Eczema. Psoriasis Scald Head
lniantlie or Birth Hu,IOrS and every form Itching
scay. fiinpy, Scrotuivus, Inherited CONTAGIOUS and
COPPER Colored Diseases Vi The Blood Shin ani Scal
with Loss Of HAIR positively 10y the Cuticu:
Remedies
CCTICURA RESoLvENT. me new blood purifier
cleaises he blood and PRESENTATION OF impurities and
POISONOUS clements and thus removes the caase.
CtTICURA the great Skin Cur. instantly allays
itching and I.hariation. clears the Skin and Scalp
heals Ulcers and Sores. ard restores the Hair.
CUTICURA SOAP -xquisit skin Bsaut;ti-r and
Toilet Requisite prepared from Cutclira ndisposa
bic III treating Skin Diseases Baby Humors skin Benz
lshes, Rough. Chapped or Oily Skin.
CUTICCRA REMEDIES absolutely pure aud n
only real Blood Purifiers and Skin ausers.
mercury, arsenic. lead zinc, any other mineral OF
Vegetable poison whatsoever
1t would require this entire pap+r TO do Justice to
description OF thu cures performed b the Cuticuta
solvent internally. aud Cuticura and Cuticura Soap
externally.
ECZEMA Of the Palms Of the HANDS and of the ends of
the fingers, difficult to a. usually considered
incurable small patches of ttt aud salt rheun on the
ears, nose aud sides OF the face
SCALED HEADS, with loss of hair without number
heads covered with dsn.uff and say cruz tons se-
clally OF children and infants many which since birth
had been mass Of scabs;
ITCHING. burning and scaly toytures that ba.iied
even relief from ordinary remedies soohed and healed
N by magic:
PSORIASIS, LEPROSY. and other f,ightful forms Of
Skin Diseases Scrofuous Ulcers, Old Sores, ard Dis
charging Wounds each and all Of which have been
speedily permanently and economically cured by the
Cuticurs ReInedies
Sold everywhere. Price: CUTIcURA. so cents; Re-
SOLVENT. 81: Soap, Is cts. POTTER DRUG AND CHEM1-
CAL Co.. Boston, Mass.
Send for How to Cure Skin Diseases ta23
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'sIsou:h on Coughs Troches. 15e.: liquid, !
I'm 'V'p,irsr nn-> ,T-:.,

Senators use the orator Rye Whisky.
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Such as Salt Rheum Eczema Psoriasis Scsld Head
lniantlie or Birth Hu,arrS and every form Itching
Scaiy, fl.nply, Scrouivus Inherited CONTAGIOUS and
Copi er-Coord Diseases Vi The B.oOd SKIN and Scalp
with Loss Of Hair, positively cured 10y the Cutcu:.
Remedies.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

The entertainment at the Pliny
school house las Saturday night, was
q success, Notwithstanding the rain.
The house was crowded and Mr.
johnson had his scholars well trained f,
and all passed q pleasant evening.
Mr.. J. n. Kingnan, Of Gypsum
City, has his new mill In running
order. It 10 the first mill ever
brought on the creek. Parties desir-
ing any feed ground can be accommO-
dated ct Mr.. Kingman's.
Miss Lizzie johnson who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. V. Prater,
viii start Friday for her home in In
diana.
Mis- Annie RsVily, Of Kansas City,
e visiting with her sister, Mrs. VIM.
Kouns
Mr.. and Mrs. III. Bates visited their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Major Norton,
Of Salina, Saturday and Sunday, and
attended the theatre Saturday even
ing.
The wedding at Mr. Thomas Tink-
leF's Was largely attended. and many
presents were received by the bride.
Miss Laura Kingman, Of Gypsum
City, is visiting friends ia Salina
ION
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JUST ARRTVEn.

We wish to say to the
ladies Of Salina, and Of
the country, that we
have just received q
line Of Fine Shoes
hand made-that are
equal to any Shoes ever
offered in the market.
We respectfully invite
q critical examination
Of quality. style and
work. We sell these
Shoes for 81. The same
quality sells elsewhere
for $3.50 and IS,
eau and ask for the
Four Dollar Shoe.
MARYLAND,
DODGE q M0oRE.
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The following isa litsTsFy oGaFt
made By young man In one Of our
district schools quite recently; The
thunden reared, the lightninEs flashed
and killed q pig"
NO. More, your horned rabbit win
have 20 take 8 back seat, a. Dir. A. @.
Virgins, q near nelEhb0r, killed one
3 month since, similar 10 the one de-
seribed IN the Assaria Items. other
rabbits have been killed with warts or
Enotty substances all over their
bodies win some Of cur scientific
friends solve these klOtty problems?
We chronicle q wedding at Mr..
Sees on Sunday afternoon, the nth.
The officiating gentleman win give
you the particulars, we presume.
Mr.. Clark's barn e partly uader
roof, and presents quite an imposing
appearance when compared with the
dimlnutiVe structures commonly
called barns In this country.
The Eureka school, district No. c.,
closed on Friday evening, the Zlst,
with literary entertainment, which
was . success and appreciated BY q
full house. ZERo-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shi-
lOh's Cure will give Immediate relief.
Price 10 cts 90 cts. and 81.
Fugaie a Snow are selling hats,
plumes, and eli kinds OF Millinery
Goods ct very low figures.
Ifyou want applss, oranges, lemons,
cream cheese, BuekEheat -four. or
CFanbeFFies, 60 90
Campbell & Tnthill's
CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured By ShIIOh's Cat
taFFh remedy. Price 50 cents, Nasal
Injector free. For sale by Oscar Ssitz
Extra ane Michigan applss af Van
Trine's-aFst door south Of Solberg's.
Smoke the hand made cigaF-ths
bet in the markst-at Brown &
Whittieris.
sHILOH'S VITALIZER 10 what
you need for Constipation, Los Of
Apostle, Dizziness and all symptoms
Of Dyspepsia Price 10 and Is cents
per bottle. Fer sale By Oscar seitz.
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On the I'D inst. At the residence Of
Mr.. Thomas Tinker, Judge }. Wea-
yer united In marriage Mr.. james T.
Tinker and Miss Mary H. Atkinson,
ell Of Gypsum Greek, Saline county
kr. Jas. Tinker, son Of Thomas
Thinker, b one Of the Oldest and most
respected farmers In Saline county.
Miss Atkinson was recently from
London, and came here from Chicago,
and has been visiting for some time
on the Gypsum. We were furnished
With q list Of presents, but lack Of
space prevents Ne printing them.
There are ffly-three separate presents
which show In what esteem ths hap
py couple are held By their friends,
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In the Catholic church, Sallna, Feb.
g, 1885, Mr.. ThuFstOn Andrew Ham
borgsr and His Elizabeth Bell, beth
o. Elm Greek township, Saline coun-
y. Mr.. T. A. Hamburger IL a son Of
HF. P. HambOEgs-, who 4 one Of the
old pioneers Of this county. Mr. 7. A.
HambosgsF has the best wishes Of his
numsrous friends, on entering into
his new state Of life, and for 80 happy
q choice. Miss Elizabeth Bell has n
sided In this county over twelve
yeas, and is highly esteemed as q
well accomplished and very kind
hearted young lady. The eongratu-
lations q the many friends Of the
happy coupls are due, and the best
wishes for them IN their future life.
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New Cambria Crumbs.

Spring lI putting In its appearance.
Sam ReaseF has up the frame work
Of q fins large barn, which be will use
as q livery and feed stable
A very pleasant party Of young
people gathered 81 the home Of s. p.
DOnmeyeF last Saturday evening, aud
spent 3 delightful evening 90 social
games, music, &c.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kephart have
the sympathy Of many friends in the
sad loss Of their six months old babe,
which died on Sunday morning Of
EhOOplng cough.
Mr.. Al Kring returned Sunday
from q short visit 10 Pennsylvania
bringing with him his brother Louis
who win spend the summer here.
A social hop came offs the resi-
dence Of Mr.. A. NJ. Gillespie on Mon
day evening last
IL. Fash aid family lei Wsdnes-
day morning for Mcpherson county,
where Mr.. Fash bought q fine I'm
proved farm, and viii make e their
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Parks Of Brook
vile, came down Saturday, and spent
several days among friends here the
Grst a. the week.
L. II. nonmsyer aud Henry Van
pei returned home from the Abilene
commercial school last Sunday morn
ing, having finished the three months
co1gss, and will now remain at home.
n. 7. HEAD.
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WeaBnsch Items.

We have had al sorts Of weather
during the past week.
Mr.. Jesss Conner With family and
friends % the number OF TWENTY-FIVE
persons, arrived quite recently from
WGyHe county, Iiis., with the intsn-
ton Of lOoafing In the Shirar neigh
borhood. Mr.. g. Il not q stranger 20
us, e be has been here before and Il
TIE owner % half section Of land ia
walnut township. We extend 3
hearty Welcome % the new corners
and h0pe thsF may never have cause
% reTret their coming 70 this desert
plaos which has been made 70 blos-
sons e the rose"
Humpa are visiting our naighbOr-
hood, but their roon seems 70 be
profsfa6ls b their company.
Fred Kinguaan returned from FlOFi-
d, The 6th inst He gave glowing &c
oouEtl q that noted winter rssoFt,
bit aayB 1T tskes q man With pIenty
% mn1eY % live fhsfs.' y He also
Elsl@ 60 ~ uiet q nanbef Of per
80 va TALKED q coming q Eansss,
d - niaads VITO WsFS talking il
thai sF.in,
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Assaria booming,
Wheat coming In lively.
Undsrwood's wheat buyer Is sick.
James Heaslsy went 20 sallna last
Tuesday night % take IN the theafeT.
Williams. the barber, is about to build
q dwelling.
Swan Newman returned from Kan
sas City to-day. Swan h going 10 stay
here now.
George Striegsl is putting the white
coat on DR.. KnOxis new rooms
lfrepoFts are true we viii soon have
q livery stable In good running order.
The site Is picked out.
Two boarding houses In town, but
still there ls no place for q stranger TO
stay over night
Mr.. Henry Bagley Of South Wal
nut, exhibited one Of the incest three
year-old colts that we have seen fof
some time.
Our Literary SOclety. last Tuesday
night, decided to discontinue until
next winter.
The contract for the building Of our
new school house was let last Tuesday
10 johnson & Valeen, Of Salina, for
the little sum Of s., Sos.
NO. MOORE
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Chas. Hsune rsluFasd from his visit
to Pittsburg and The Wstsry regions
last Sunday. Charley escaped what
might have proved q TsFy serious &C
cidsnf, hsd bis leEs been long enough.
The train which be tried 10 catch was
nearing . bridge on the CharitoE
river, when the sleeper Wa thrown
OF the tFack, the smoking ear into the
stream, while the s1gine and baggnge
car passsd ever all right The cause
vas broken rail about 800 feet from
the bridge.
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williams & Benileld
have just received the
finest stock Of WHIPS
ever brought to this
market.


SHILOH'S CURE WILL immedi-
ately relieve Group. WhOOpiRg cough
and Bronchitis
For SALE-Judge CAROLS resi-
denee property. Enquire ON premises
Of Judge Carroll until March 8.
II you want an excellent fitting Suit
ofClOthes. 60 10 SOlberg's and examine
his latest New YOrkStyle~, pronounced
by all 10 be the best.
SOlberg Il closing on winter goods
ct and below cost.
The most stylish and cheapest suits
In town 81 SOlbeFg's.
An elegant residence property in
good nelghborhOOd, for sale. All
convenience. Enquire Of F. c. Nil
Ter, SalIna Bank. at.
For lame Back, Side OF Chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents
For sale by Oscar Seitz.
WAETED-Glrl for general house
work. Inquire Of Mrs. E. Lott, 5th
street
Dry Goods cheap. Call and see rs.
LITowIcH & woLsTEFFER.
IfyOu want q new trunk come and
see our new designs aud low prices is
the word. Campbell & Tuthiil.
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FREE or COST.

By calling at Oscar SeltE's drug store
you can get q sample bottle Of DR..
BOsankO's Cough and Lung Syrup
which will relieve the most obstinate
Cough or Cold, and show you what
the regular 80 cent size will do. When
troubled With Asthma, Bronchitis,
Dry Hacking Cough, Pains in the
Chest and all diseases Of the Throat
and Lungs, try q sample bottle Of this
medicine.
a splendid line Of new Clothing
just arrived. Good styles, well fitting
and low priced at
Campbell & TuthiIlis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

THE DAVIS SEWING MACHINE leads
al others. u is not merely 10 al = COZ
umn with an advertisement. Imean
that no other machine l. 50 simple ,
! mean that no other machine h %
giJlely made , And that no ether ma
chine l. so easily rifng The "DaYis''
Is polished like q watch it will not
kill = woman TO run Il; It viii do
more than double the variety Of
work, without basting, than any 9th
er machine can do. All other sewing
machine men acknowledge this, but
say. ours Is the cheapest" But
say that TO buy = cheap sewing ma
chine i not economy The best Il
ALWAYS the cheapest.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

1 desire 10 announces 20 my old
friends and pairons that now have
on hand q large quantity Of fruit and
ornamental trees. mOsily Of my own
rsislng-alsO the fnest assortment Of
hedge plants ever offered 10 the pHb-
lie. Trees will be delivered e. Salina,
BrOokvills and AssaTia, about the hrst
Of April. Parties wishing anything
In this line can leave their orders ct
Van Trine's confectionery stors, two
doors south Of Obsr's, or address me az
Sallna. J. A. BANKER.
n. B. Patronlze home Industry.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

Last year the city Of Russell Issued
bonds 10 the extent Of el0, 900 for the
purpose Of testing the arid lands Of
that section for Water By the aFtesian
well process. Since then the well
has been driven 800 feet, and ~ thls
time contains 100 feet Of water. In
response tOa petition from the citizens
Of Russell, Representative Hanback,
has introduced = bill asking an APP
preparation Of t9O, coo TO be expended
under the supervision Ofthe Secretary
Of the Interior, Tor continuing the
goFk. 10 successful, and there Is nov
every sign for its being 80, u will
Fevolutionize northwestern Kansas
and give life to a vast amount o.
country nov On need of iFrigation--
Russell Record.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

Mrs. Sarah J. Nelson, . widow,
living in the north part Of town, on
Fifth street, was found dead In front
Of the door In her house last sunday
morning. From appearances she had
been sick, and to ease her suffering,
took q dose ofiaudanum. The coroner
held an inqaest over her body and
the jury returned 8 verdict that the
deceased died from an overdose Of
hudanum administered BY herself.
We understand she has no relatives
living here and that she has been .
resident Of Sallna for . number Of
year.
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The best looking hats
in Salina, at ober and
Hageman'a.


The proof Of the pudding Il not In
tie chewing q the string. but IN hav-
Ing an opportunity to test the article
direct. Oscar Seltz, the druggist, has
free trial bottle q Dr.. Bosanko's
Cough and Lung Syrup for each and
every one Who Il afflicted with Coughs
Colds, Asthma, COnsumptinn % any
Lung A6eetin1
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28
The finest line ofhats
in the city ct ober and
Hageman's.
VALuasLE EFT.

Send your name and address 20 s
K. HoOPEE, General Passenger Agent
Of the Hannibal 4 50. Joseph Rail
road, Hannibal, Mo-, and you viii
receive By return mail, FREE. . copy
% the ''Old Reliable" Memorandum
sad Pocket Companion for 1854. The
bOOk has been thoroughly revised
and enlarged since Last edition. and
abOunds In Useful information for the
Farmer. Mechanic and Business Man.
No one should Be without it. Rem
smber. it cOsts nothing.
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No Experimeni.

With a majority Of people It is no
experiment that DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung Syrup is q sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Pains In the Lungs,
Soreness in the Chest, ETC.. bat for
those who doubt, ask your neighbors
who have used It or get . free sample
Ottle Of Oscar Seitz, the druggist.
Regular size 50 cents and 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

WAETED-A girl to go into the
country to DO general hOusewOrk.
Apply to Mrs- W. II. Anderson,
Whitman House.
WAEIAD-A girl 20 do general
houssWork. Enquire Of Mrs. r. p.
Cravens, East salina-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-02-28

IfyOa are suffering with low and
depressed spirits. loss Of appetite, gen
erAl debility. dlsordered bleed, weak
constitution, headache, or any discs
Of q bilious nature, b. all means pro
cure q bottle Of Electric Biitsn You
win be surprised to Sc the nPid i'm
prOvsment that viii followi you wiz
be inspired with psv life strength
apd activity viii return pain and
misery viii cesse, and heueeforth yea
viii rejoice In the praise o. Electric
Bittsrs. Sold atfifty cents bottle By
Oscar SeifE.