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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-02
Penmanshlp.

Private classes In penuanship will
be organized In connection with the
Normal next Monday, by q. A.
Hough, Professor Of penmanship IN
the Kansas Normal College, 1T. scott.
Two or three classes will be formed
i'm the afternoon, the membership Of
each class being limited to l.. AnOth-
er class will be formed which will
meet In the evening, the membership
Of which will be unlimited. The reoi-
tations are to he one hour long, and
the tuition for a term of is lessons
will be $l.50. Persons desiring to
Join either OF the afternoon ella
should meet Mr.. HOugh at the High
School building at q. IN. Monday.
Those wishing to join the evening class
should meet at the same place at 1880
D. m. Monday. Read the following:
This il to certify that Prof. q. A.
HOugh has charge Of the PenmAnship
Department Of. the Kansas Normal
Cnllege. He il All accomplished pea
man aud an excellent teacher. I take
pleasure in recommending him tn the
patronage 0f any community.
ID r SANDERS,
Pres't X. n. G..
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Mr. VIM. Jukes had a black and
tan dog go mad last week, which they
had 20 kill.
Miss Jane Stiefile Of Pliny has been
visiting with the family Of Mr.. Root.
Mr. Geo. NJ. Bagley IL on the sick
list again, but Is doing well under
DIR. Jenney's treatment.
Miss Rosa Very. OF Saliua, and Of
the Journal force, II making a two
weeks visit with her most estimable
friend Miss Zoe Liebert. Miss Very
is a pleasant and accomplished young
lady and we hope that she may enjoy
her visit In the country.
Last Sunday there was an election
at the stone school house. for the
election of sunday school officers for
the next quarter. The following
were elected: Superintendent, David
Marst0n Assistant Sup't., VIM. Bed
ford Secretary. Mary Bedford; Tres
urer. Mrs. Robert Anderson; Lii
hraTian, John Anderson; OTganist,
Mrs. William Jukes. SPY.
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Publication Notice.


IN tAs DiItIei Oburf Of SaifHs C6uaiy, Raafas.
T. ). Brown, Receiver Of the Northwestern Man
ufaeturng and Car COmPany-PLAETiFT
".
Lewis Bughsr, Annie Bugher. Alexander n. Mar
tin. 7. 4. Henry, Trlvelers Insurance Co, Of
Hartford, 4. Taylor, The NatioLal solar salt
Company, X n. LambOrn, A. b. White, Ahner
GOodspeed, Martin v. Dngnian, T. e. Henry,
Stewart U. Henry and Geo. W. Carpenter, pari-
ners as 7. Z. Henry 20, Chapin Cheessbro.
P. n. Guntlach and A. J. Hodges a Co
WNHE above named defendants, Lewis Bugher.
n Annie Bugher 7. C. Henry, Travelers' In
sunnce Co, z. Taylor, r. n. LamhOrn, A. b.
white, Chaplin a ChsessbrO and Abner Guod-
speed vii take notice that they have been sued
bT the plaintlf above named, and that unless
they ansWer the petition Of said plaintiff.
sled in said Court on or before
petition Will be taken true aud judgment be
rendered against said defendants, the nature Of
which will Be q Judgment against the said de-
PENDANTS, Lewis Bugher and Annie Bugher, Tor
the sum Of s27 81 and interest az the rate Of y
per cent per annum from April Z. ls53. and for
the foreclosure Of certain mortgage given 70 se
cure the payment Of said sum upon the following
described real property, to- Wit.
The south half OF northeast quarter Of section
o. fhe south half Of the southeast quarter the
southwest quarter and tn est half of the north
vest qua rier Of section ., the north half OF the
north quarter OF section 2, the north hali OF
north half and south half Of northW quarter Or
section 25 and the east half OF section ~ All An
number thirteen (i3l south % range
one ID, vest, in saline county, kansas, and 49,
ring ali Of said defendants irOm any right or in
terest In or 20 said premises.
CARVER BOND,
3-5t Attorneys for Plaintiff
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THEJULY CENTURY.

Two portraits Of marked interest,
I'm the July CENTURY, are the frontis-
piece Of Frederic Mistral and the full
page portrait, after the daguerreOtYPe,
Of Henry Clay. Not less striking
than the portraits are the articles &C
companying them. George Bancroft
contributes a vivid sketch Of Clsy's
personality, aud AlphOnse Daudet,
writes Of his friend Mlstral, the Pro-
veneal poet. Dandet's sketch is a.
valuable for its autObiORraphlcal In
terest as for It's intimate account Of
the life and character OF MlstrAl
who was born q peasant and has al
ways lived a country life. or timely
importance is the Indo-Afghan paper, /,
"The Gate Of India" by w. L. Faw-
eett. II deals only briefly with the
present political situation, its chief
interest being In the way IL shows
that the evident Russian trend to-
wards Khyber Pass-Whieh has al
ways been known as the Gate Of India
is only one Of long succession Of
advances from the direction OF Az
ghanistan upon the wealth OF India,
from the time before Alexander the
Greats conquest down TO 1850, the
year the founder Of the Afghan EN-
pire invaded India.
A description of George EliOt's
County, the scenes OF her country
life and her nOvels,-by Miss Rose q.
Kingsley, the daughter Of Canon
Kingsley, Is the opening illustrated
paper on Social life in the Colonies"
one Of the most popular Of his series;
and an account Of the explorations Of
the late Frank HattOn In North
BOrneO," by his father, Joseph
HattOn.
Two short stories accompany the
installments Of Mr. HOWell's Rise of
Silas Lapham"and Henry James's
BOstOnians, they are Frank r.
StOcktOn's continuation OF his famous
story, 1.-The Lady, or the tiger ?'
under the title, 1.-The DlscOurAger Of
Hesltancy," aud another illustrated
story by Ivory Black T.A.JAnvierl,
entitled ,'RObinsOn's Medium"
The war papers Of the July number
are prOfusely illustrated, and CON-
prise & description Of the Confederate
pursuit during McClellands's Change
Of Base" by Generul oh. Hill;
Rear-Guard Fighting ct Savage's Sta
tiOn, )" by General w. b. Franklin.
"The Seven Days Fighting about
Richmond" J" by General James Long
street; and pOin's Of minor interest |
in Memoranda"
The poems Of the number are by
William H. Hayne, Austin DObsOn,
Richard WstsOn Glider, Miss Edith
NJ. Thomas, and Robert Underwood
JoensOn; and in "BFio-a Brac," by
Robertson TrOwbridge, Frank -Demp- |
ster Sherman, Miss Dora Read GOOdale,
and Miss Charlotte Fiske Bates
In Topics Of the Time" are edltO-
rials entitled Twenty years after
the War" "The Blindness Of Legis-
lators," and "Dr. Edward EgglestOn's |
Historical Papers" And In "Open |
Letters'are published q recent letter Of
Oliver Wendell Holmes on Interna-
tiOnal Of the Copyright; Another |
Side Of the Copyright Question;
"The calling Of Christian Minister"
by Minister Of the Gospel; 1.-THE |
National Flag at New Orleans" by |
Marion A. Baker; Textbooks 10 |
Unitarian Sunday by H. |
u. Spaulding, etc.
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LITERARY NOTES.

The CHRISTIAN LEAGUE Of OOuQep-
tieut. Vol. IL. A Sequel. By r..
+. Porter, PIP pages, cloth Sl.OO;
paper, 50 cts. Christian Publishing
Company, st. Louis.
The interesting religious experiment
recorded by Washington GLADDEN., OF
which Bradford. Conn.,, was the
theatre, has excited a large degree Of
interest In the religious world. There
is hardly q town or village in the
country where there Is not q strong
latent feeling Of the need Of union /,
and many places are ripe for q similar
experiment The causes that lead 10
the effort 10 unite the efforts Of re-
llgious denominations at Bradford,
and to make them virtually one, the
difficulties In the way, the msnneT In
which these were overcome, and the
character Of the union effected, hrve
been well described by Mr.. GLADDEN.
in his interesting work.
It Is often the case, however, that
men cannot fOresee where their own
paths will lead them. When our
foFefathers denounced the British
stamp act they had not the slightest
dream Of erecting this great indePen-
dent Republic. Consequences seem
10 have resulted also from the steps
:.aken by the earnest men Who found
"a the Christian League Of which
they had no forethOught IL was not
% be expected that their first compact
would meet every difficulty which
would arise. From its very nature q
serious friction arose In the early days
ofthe League. This, at first, threat
ened is destruction, but has been
happily surmounted, and the result
has been another step forward.
The work named above gives the
history Of the workings ofthe Iseaguei
the friction that arose, the counsel
and prayers Of earnest Christians Who
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-02

THE Msrtin-BlaiF faction Of the
DemOcFsiic pariy have scored another
victory in the appointment Of w. {.
Perry, of Fort Scott, 10 be u. :. Dis
trici Attorney. But the Democrats of
LeavenWorth feel very sore that Tom
Fenlon. tire genial, jolly Tom, who
has aoHe - much for his party In this
STATE, should not receive the appoint
meut. Fenlun has always been a ia
voriie son of the Democracy, and has
Usny warm friends outside Of his
PARTY. It is intimsted that the ap-
paiutment q Perry viii cause some
cun.i1erabfe division among the Dem
ocEs1s q Isesvenworth county, which
yin show Itself in a strong light at
anolher election.
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RESOLUTIONS.

AT regular meeting Of the Mayor aud Coun-
n rilmen Of the city of salina, Kansas held on
the i5th day of Jane, lis5, the following resolu-
lions wero adopted
Rsoiuef-ist, That q e an improvement ne
cesaary 70 Be done. % curb and gutter the uesl
tide 0f santa fe avenue. from lrun zreuue
.ouih 70 the south line Of Lot No. ll6 on SAINTS
Re avenue.
Resolrsf-2nd. Th1i Il is an improvement neces-
sary 20 Be done, % curb and gutter fhc east sidl
of santa fe avenue from Iron auenue north o.
Santa fe aFenue-
Rcasiucf-ard. That Il Is an improvement neres
sary tn Be done, % curb and gutter the uesl
SIDE Of Santa fe avenue frurs Iron arenue uurih
10 the north line o. La No. 81 nn santa Pc ave.
In testimony Fherrnf ! have hrrcunto set ms
hand and ofieial zeal this lsih day Of June, A. D
lss5.
lsEAL1 E.E. BOWEN
2i-5t city CLERK
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Published THURSDAY. July ID, Isss,l
Ordinance No. 450.

An ordinance providing for the publication Of
certain ordinances o. the city Of salina In
pamphlet form.
Be Il ordained By the Mayor and
COtfnciiMeH Of the city Of SdiiRd,
Kansas.
SEC. 1. That the ordinsnees Of the city Of
Salina, Kansas, pasSed since the l5ih dag Of
August ISIS, of general application in the city Of
salina, and designated hy numbers a. folleUE
numoefs 80, -, SO, sly j., -, 80 Sls 8fs, ~
i6f 3if 31B, 30 35l 35o, 50 33 81, col ,toa 40
as ti6 fl7, n5, fis. go. a., f27, 80, 49, 49,
as ttl, 445 4t7 as, tis aud 81 except original
section 10, be published 10 pamPhls; 0rm.
Sec :. This ordinance shall take s1sct and be
in force frOm and amer iia publication In the SA-
LINE COUNTY JOURNAL
Approved Jgns =, lss5
fsEALl willis BRISTOL. Mayor.
hereby certify that the shove b a true and
CORRECT copy Of the original ordinance passed By
The eouncilmen Of the city Of saiiua, Oa the esth
day Of June, 1853.
Attest.
R.B. BOWEN, City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-02

lsoNAL l.. SMITH, a Chicaguan, who
started dry goois store at Omaha,
Neh-. and by his cutting of pricts
snd novel methods of adveTtizing,
paralyzed other dealers, fed last
sauday afternoon. his chief clerk.
lusok keeper. cashier, aud two other
employes going with him. their desli-
aaiion l.eing assumed to be Mexico.
Claials Tor thousands of dollars have
aireaay l=een presented. and IL il be-
lieYesi that smith took something like
So. o.oea in cash with him. Two
banks have l,een victimized for So
go and a leading Chicago house Is
aentioned a. having h al heavy deal.
tnEs with the fugitive.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-02

EDWARD l.. HEpnEN has been ap-
painted COLLECTOR of the port OF New
YORK IN place of VIM. II. Robertson.
He-iien T. said to be the cregure of
Hulsert -. Thompson, the leader Of
the county democracy. II Is a had
defeat foF Mayor Grace and makes
tie Tammany men feel sore. Heiden
j. a merchant and not much known
o. fame. even within the limits Of
New York.
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New Cambria Chntierinas.

Celebrate the nations great holiday
July 9TH
Some unknown man committed
suicide by hanging himself In the
barn Of Michael Sullivan on Monday
night, abnut five miles north Of this
place.
S.P. DonmyeT and son Ed, accom-
panied hy Oscar Wickert, went tO
Kansas city Tuesday night with fat
cattle.
Mrs. J. Donmyer Is suffering more
than usual during the past week with
asthma.
Farmers are not cutting more than
nne half of their wheat in this section.
shank 4 Murty shipped two car
loads Of fat hogs Co the eastern market
this week.
Extensive preparations are being
made for glorious "4th' AT J. ID.
Wells grove
The new church will be under roof
ia the course Of n couple Of weeks and
will be = handsome structure.
Gels 4 Gibbs commenced grinding
at their mill this week, and the miller
says the new machinery works like n
charm.
I'M. Davies has traded his grocery
store and residence property to Mr..
Ed. Wells for land known a. the
Finley farm, on the hills.
Married-On June 2lst, by the Rev.
J. =. Benninger, Mr.. ID. n. Batdorft
and Miss Jane a. Snyder.-AllentOwn
Messenger.
Quite number of young men will
attend the teaohers' institute from
this place and vicinity.
NJ. T. HEAD.
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Sherifs Sale.

d. JUaE Co., PiainHR,
Va -, - -,
@. J. HAKEn. J. n. HAKEIs and OAae no sta''
s n. HUnsos, Dsiendanta.
TlY Tirtae of an 0niet af sale iaEled out of the
AlDistrict Court % the Fourtee nth Iudicial
District within and fer The county of Saiiae and
state of kan.as. In the absvo entliled eaae. and
% ne directed aed delivered, ! giil, on the laIh
day % July, A. D. lf8i, ut I've o'clock p, n, on
aaii day, a. the iarn of }ohn HOlmqulst, =
miles vest % Mentor, IN Saline county, kanE1s,
orr for sale nt publf auction, % The higbest and
be.i bidder for cash In hand. the following de-
scrihed pcFsoaai property. to-Wit' One ChamPion
EnEine of d. June q Cos make, and Que lnTinci-
be separatoT. made q fhFee Rivers.
said personai praperty = taken e the property
Of The abgfe named dofendauts, and nppFaised at
and Vill Be sold 10 satisfy I'D ordsF q
Given ahdsT NJ had TITS ist day of July.
OLoF FcRssE,
gl-n sheriff Of saline Co. kaurza.
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Published July q. lss5.I
Ordinance No. 440,

An Ordinance amending section one Of Oniln.
ance No. ga. entitled. "An ordinance relating
70 tie width OF sidewalks and the settling of
curb stones upon certain streets In the ciiyh
Be q ordained 6y the MayOr and
COunciiDlen Of tie city Of Salina,
Kansas.
SIC I. That section one Of Ordinance No ga.
entitled. "An ordinance relating 20 the width Of
sidewalks and the setting Of curb stones upon GER
tain streets In the city be amended a. 20 read
follows That the width bject 70 use for side-
walks In each street In the city OF Saina seventy
feet vide OF over, shall be sixteen aud one-haif
feet from the lot lines fronting any such street
on each side thereof, except on santa Ne avenue
from South street south 70 the south line OF PRE-
cuts addition 10 the city Of dailna the space re-
served and sahlect 10 use for sidewalks shall be
twenty feet frOm the front line Of the lots trout
log on both sides OF said street. Al curb stones
that may be set upon any such streets In said
city, OF seventy feet vide over shall be placed
a. the extremity Of the space reserved a. afOre-
said, In such q manner that the outer or street
edge OF such curb stone shall be exactly sixteen
and one half leet from the frOut lines 0f the lot
as Aforesaid, except on Santa Pc avenue south 0f
south street, where such curb stones shall Be
SIC. 2. That section one Of ordinance No. 42l
OF which this ordinance Is amendatory, be and
the same is hereby repealed.
SAC 3 This ordinance shall take effect and BE-
IN force from and sner is publication In the
SALINE COUNTY JOURNAL
Approved June 2, lss5.
tSEAL-l WILLIS BRISTOL. Mayor.
hereby certify that the above Is . true and
correct copy Of the original ordinance passed By
the eouneilmen ofthe city OF salina, on the g9ih
Aitssu- E &. BOWEN, City CLERK
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CHEyENNE chirfs, who arrived
with Indian children AZ the school at
l.sWrCnrc, Monday, Say the reports
uf an cat break are unfnunded, and
are l.ring circulated by designing per
snns They claim that the Agent is
unpopular. and the young bucks
have sand him little.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-02

THE Iunciion city Union absorbed
Wholiy with the Prohibition question,
has net heard that one John James
Ingalls, has a little Presidential boom
ga hand lf tne g'aion can gets its
mind for one moment OF the whisky
gue~iion, il will no doubt turn H.
guns ga ingalls,. Next 10 Prohibition
tie t-sian hates ingalls,.
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Publication Notice.

IN the District Court Of Saline County,
Kansas.
Z z. suAEP. Plaintiff. Va c. p. EEIcxsox. p
WEYHRfcu 4 %. CRIPFEE, LAwGENcE a Co.
s. N. CAnIsoN, CLAUs BRoNAS and JoHN En-
IcKsoE. Defendanta-
Toe. ?. Erickson of paris uEknoun;
You are hereby n0tifed that yea have been
sued That on the 18Th dEy ofJune, lss5, L. T.
sharp hled IFS peiition against yen Ia the Dis
trici eourt of Saline county kansas. and thai
you must ansuer said petition on OF before thC
6th dag Of August. ISIS. OF judgment viii b. ren-
dsred agalnsf you In year . tsenee, the nature Of
Which vii BE- Judgment fof titl - With inter
esi thereon e therein provided on promissory
aota and interest coupons, and the foreclosure Of
tdortraEe given By you e secure said Hote and
coupons on the n 4 of The 5. p, Of Sec
% 16, ranEe T. West, n Saline county. kansas
and an order Of sale Of the mortgaged pro7erty-
T. +. SHARP.
By C. W. BANKS, bis Attorney.
Attest &C. J. fEuEnICEsuN.
District Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-02

LIKE a summers lawn the word
offensive" has passed quietly and
sweetly away from the term "OfIen-
sive partisan II will now be a love-
u transformation scene which will
- arrange the letters Of the word
partisan" that Il may spell IRE
publican" We do not fully under
stand just how il can be done, but no
doult there Is a way. Only those IA
nliliar with slight-of-hand perform
anr,rs can solve the mystery.
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Executors Notice.

koTIcE - HEREBT GIYEN, Thai letters tesla
INmentary on the estAte Of John schippel, de-
ceased, we're granted % the undersnigned on the
3lth day Of June, A. ID. lss5, By the Probate
Judge Of Saline County Kansas Nov all persons
having claims against said estate are hereby noti-
hed, that they must present the same 10 the IN
dersigned ioT allowance, within one year from the
dAie Of said ietters, or they may Be- prrcluded
from any benefit Of such estate aud that iT such
claims Be Dot exhibited within three yesrs sitter
the date Of said letters, they ahall Be foreTer
barred.
June 30th, ISIS GOrTHART sCHIPPEL, Kecut0r
OF the estate OF JOIN SCHIrFEL Deceased
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-02

A NAN dOes not always state pub
licly what he believes 10 be true; II Il
Wss ~. tiov. Hoadly would hardly
have said in Washington the other
day that he was sure Of Democratic
succeSs in Ohio. In the same con-
nertlon he stated that he would not
lse a candidate for reelection. Il does
not takemuch ola reasOner 20 conclude
that q Democratic success In Ohio
Was sure. Gov. HoAdly would now he
an active candidate for reelection.
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"a was rumored in Topeka last
W'eskthst the wrangle for supremacy
smong the Democratic leaders Of Kan
49, had lsecn - far adjusted that ex-
Governor Glick would be appointed
Marshal 81 kansas and Thos. p. Fen
l,sn, District attorney.
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Administrators Notice.


STATE or KANSAS
COUuTT o. SALTNE -
In the PROBATE Courf % zaid county
In the matter 0f The estate o. John s. Voor-
hes, deeeaaed.
~ oTIcE a HnRKnY 0rTEN, that lettera of ad-
~ mlnistraiion have been EfHnfed % the IN
derIiEnei On the eltafe 81 John 8 Noorhees. late
% sid eolnty, deeeasel, By the Honorable, The
Prrbaie Coart % the eounty and STATE Aforesaid
daied the sad dag - June, A. y. lss1-
Nov an persons having claims aEailai aaH Es-
tate, nse hensby nutiard. that they muzt present.
the nma % the gndersiEncd for slloHanee, With
IN cnf yea4 IRON tee dete % 40 Leftera % theg
nay - ureciu1ed fFum auy benett o. Erch Is
tate and thai nEufh claims b not exhibited
uifhin thrle gears niler ne daie % sid Leifers
thay ahan be iorsFer h.Ired-
VIC TUTHILL, Adm'r-
aslInA, Kanl-, Jansla -. 90
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Land OGcs a salina Kansaa, jane ., ISIS.
NTOTIOE b hereby given that that The follss-
~ Ing named seiueI hsa aled notioe o. his IN
elaim. and that said proof yin b made before
Register and Receiver q sallaa Kans, on August
IN, fs1s, us: Truh Trui1ol. n 2uso fuT ne
VIZ Hk4 section g TIA naW.
ne uamesfhe iailsgiag ultdeiasl 70 prove his
eohtinuoIil rGaiepce urol and cultivation n sait
lani va Gu1t BsrRlfFom, SWan hroiina, y.
HoiaqEiIs and Elias RsT.ss 81 y ezllna, kans.
3-a in. HODGR. Register.
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THE following dispatch appeared in
the papers yesterday:
WASHINGTON. June 3O.-Secretary
lamar has appointed his son, L. q. e..
Lamar, IT,, n his stenographer aud
private secretary, to fll the vacancy
caused by the promotion Of Mr.. r. +.
Hanna, made in February last.
The new place mentioned il a
lucrative position held by Mr.. Hanna
in the law branch of the Interior
department
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-07-02

SsoN MARTIN has exhibited due
dilig-nce snd roiumrndal'le attentive
ness O. the Interests or the frontier
seitler ~ his address to
the authoritirs at Washing
ton, calling their attention 60 the
peril which threatens the Kansas
l.orleFs thnnugh the munderous
Cheycunes. However, t;en. Augur
assuTsa the Governor thst mo- imme,li-
ate danger to any Tsnrtion of the state
D. % IL arIsrthende-i from the Chey-
snss.or any ether Indians. We hope
that Csen-Augur Is right and that Gov.
Martin : fears Wcre gruundless; yet, IL
l,eioovss the Government a. well ss
the settlers o. keep their eyes open.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

DROPOSAI-S will be rrcriVed BY the Board Of
y Education Of this city, until Twelve oclack
nOon, hOaday, June Gith. lssa. for the eFrciiou
" 40 addition tothr present second ward school
hniding, according o. plans and sp-cidcatiuns iu
the otice Of Wiimarth a Gilbert.
The contract will b. awarded % one bidder. aud
the sucrrssiul bidder must be prepared 90 enter
into bond and eoatraft, within thrrc dats after
the contraci Is awarded
The Board Of Bdueaiion reserves the right %
reject any or all bids.
By order ofthr Board of Educatiau-
W n. FLANDERS CLERK.
8alina, Kansas. June lG. tss5. q