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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-09-10

fathers house
FSnx n Baltimore. MI. On the 3lst en-
tirsly destroyed the large four-st0ry fur
niture factory Of Mrs. George Beck to-
eether Nth an its contents, stock and ma
/ chinery. The damage Il estim stsd 81 -,
I o00. witho.t inssraace-
III Ar meeting a. the Philadelphia Lager
Beer Breverr Association on the 3Ist. 4
was unani ..ously resolved thst. beginning
| With that date. the association formal,
. | recognise the Knights Of Labor. % tn
! exclusion q ~ other labor organic tions
II Mas MAcs1E McKKSsTR, the bride q
! month. pas - tArough Kansas City. Nc
On che 5Ist O. her way from Fiorencs
Kas, 70 - Easfern asylum- The youn
I | bride was sid - be violently insane On
4 required constant attention The COS
FL was remarked - peculiarly sad In all
3 its details
III RUSSIAN newspapers affect 10 have eres
= scars concerning che fste Of Bulgaria
\ TIE Nop0< Vrsn51 declares that Prime
| Alexander must - prevented from return
n Ing % Soda
C~-cnr~s directed the putsication
Z she rccords Of the s<Iellion Of . ~
y amounf Of material rciafin : TO the trial !
{" v5ts -Sohn Porter. snd : supplements
q edition of volume twelve will shortly
= iasned csnfaining this matter.
InE counnission o. Thomas T. Bsncdi
q Publ.< Printer has been received
washingtss tesring the Presidents iii
4 nature or date TIE 3Dth Of August. u
\ understood fAat che new Public Print
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= inst.
~ TIM police have resumed riot duty aior
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

The Art Interchange Of December 4,
1886, contains ~ its principal attrae-
ton B large boldly painted study In
color, by the well-knOwn T. de Thul-
strip. This shows q sturdy NOrWe
gian peasant girl coming down a
mountain side pulling q daisy 10
pieces and repeating to herself the
little legend, "He loves me-he loves
me not?"
This II an excellent color sketch,
and is admirably characteristic Of the
artist. Those who admire the charm
ing studies Of peasant life which have
brought 80 much fame to Mr.. de
Thulstrup, will doubtless welcome
this opportunity 10 possess one Of his
character studies. Other designs ia
this issue are avery boldly designed
pattern Of peoples for decorating q
pOrtiere or bed spread. Two charm
ing designs for Christmas cards de-
serve special commendatiOn. or
these the more unique shows four
cherubs trumpeting the glad It'd
ings" 10 the four corners OF the earth I;
the head, and shoulders and wings OF
the chernbs being given. A second
card represents 3 quaint little girl
feeding chickens In the snow: this
has q eOnventlOnalized ehrysanthe-
mum border either Of these highly
decorative designs will be useful for
painting or sketehlng on Christmas
cards or souvenirs. Some dainty lit
tie designs Of grasses for after dinner
coffee cups, q well composed grape de-
sign for decorating fruit plate, and
some single sprays Of grasses aud
flowers for decorating cards, sachets,
bOn-bOn boxes. are among the other
designs. An account OF Christmas
novelties IL also given. as are manifold
hints for fancy articles for church
fairs; instructions In painting and
embroidery hints for decorative novel
ties. art notes and book news. Prizes
OF this issue, % cents. Published BY
WM. WHITLOCK.
81 & 80 WEST 22d SrREET. n. Y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

Our older citizens will remember G.
b. Maedel, q gunsmith, who worked
at his trade here several years ago,
and married q Miss Ebersol, Of Sa-
lima. The Kansas City Times Of Sat
urday contained an account OF his
death by suicide. which occurred the
day before. The article was as fol-
lows:
Take him away; he's on 5 spree
again. said Mrs. 9. b. Maedel to
Policeman Mcdonald last evening, g.
she pointed to her husband lying
doubled up on q sofa, In their home %
Sill, Tracy avenue. "Be sure not 70
huri him." she said Is the officer
lifted him upsnd started out the door
The patrol wagon had been called
70 81 Tracy avenue 20 get q man who
had attempted suicide, but Maedel
seemed 10 be suffering more from
liquor than from poison. At the Gen.
trail station Police Surgeon Wood saw
by the contracted pupils Of his eyes
that Maedel had taken poison. and ap-
piled the stomach pump. but without
effect. More vigorous treatment was
necessary 70 keep life within him and
two sturdy policemen set 10 work o.
walk Maedel back aud forth. Even
this did not infuse animation and
after trying various medicines aud
powerful stimulants Maedel died
shortly after midnight
Maesiel 4 3 safe Fepairer and manu-.
faeturer Of surgical instruments, aud
Il an exceptionally skiilfai mechanic.
His wife, who came 20 the station
shortly before his death. said che was
not aware her husband had taken
! poison. but thought he vas only on n
I spree. She feared that II len with
her, he would wander away and freezs
a1d therefore turned him over % the
puliee. Maedel had been drunk since
he returned from Kansas, three days
afO, and one Of his children saw him
take some laudanum q his shop
about O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Nothing vas thought Of this, - be
vas IN the habit Of using ID freely a. q
sfimulant. He was found on East
Flfth street shSut O'Clock By q Mr..
Cole and taken home. Haedel Bas
- years old and leaves three children.
lie has lived in Kausas City about
years. Rad several years $40, shot
hims III ia the breast iD 3 delifium,
bnt recovered. The body was re-
moved 70 the morsue.
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Gard.

II is with unusual pleasure that I
introduce to the public 90 worthy q
gentleman as DR.. Morris A. Williams.
a graduate Of one Of the leading Uni
versitles Of the land. He brings with
him not only the wealth Ofa thorough
professional collegiate course, but
combines Herewith those finer ma
terial and social qualities, strength
ened and toned by several years Of
successful practices, which specially
fit him for his chosen work and al
once and stamp him a. an affable and
courteous gentleman-an upright and
honorable man. Having known the
Doctor intimately for seven years and
having often met him professionally
I can testify not only 10 his mora
worth. but also to his high profession
al attachments. zeal and industry. I
bespeak for him q liberal share o.
your professional patronage.
w. A. PHILLIPS, ia.
46-2t.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

The Santa Fe road is going to take
possession of Northwestern Kansas In
the next two or three years. They
have decided already TO build 10 Abb.
lene and will extend from there
Northwestern Kansas real estate Il
the best thing TO fasten 10 now. The
Southern Kansas sand hills have been
booming In the past, but the best part
Of the State IL going to come In for iti
share Of the good things now .-BelOii
Gazette.
The time for frantieally catching ut
everything that may possibly turn
out 10 be a railroad should be q thing
Of the past in Lincoln county. In I'D
diliOn 10 the road we have we are
bonded to the X. M.-ifit is ever
built. aud II Il never Is we have the
proud consciousness Of having made
asses 81 ours ,lves-it is q settled thing
that the Santa Fe and the b. & NJ. are
specializing on their chances in the
Saline valley. Let's go little slow.
Lincoln Center Beacon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

Come and take = look Ct the hand
some stock of Psrlor goods, consist
ing OF suites, double and single
Lounges. students and Easy Chain,
Patent and reclining Roekers-ail
new goods, and Of the latest styles
at J. H. Edberg q Cos. rs. 8. Santa
Fe ave. 45-4W.
WANrED-2OO head o. stoek.hoes-
weighing from IS to $50 pounds. VIII
ray q By weight. for 50 days for hogs
brought to my place. Apply % Aug.
ZlebeL 3418W.
Anderson, the tailor has = complete
line Of cloiba for fall and winter
suIiings. Call aud look at them.
S0lberg, the tailor, af his new shop
Ia the Parker bullding-aUuth Of the
Opera House-Seventh street, Il IN
receipt % early fall goods, and can
supply the young gentlemen o. the
old gentlemen Of Salina with the
most stylish suits b Be obtained ID
Saiiua.
Call and see our new buttons, vel
veteena, dress goods. trimmines, and
don't fail 10 ask for cur line Of keF-
chiefs. They are the neaiest and pref
tiest ever brought 10 the city.
CAEPBzIL 3 TUTRIT.L.
co 70 And ersoH. tie tailor, for 10
comparable Ats and elegant suitinga.
shop over Nelson 4 BenEsiOn's.
d.. Phillips has removed % the
Teagus building. O8 south eaaia Fa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

We own a complete set Of Alb
stract Books Of Saline County
property, and can show you just
what your title is. Do not buy a
piece Of property without a COM
plete abstract Of title. We will
furnish abstracts on short notice at
reasonable rates:
We have unsurpassed facilities
for insuring property against FIRE
LIGHTNING, TORNADoEs AND
WINDSTORMS.
II you cannot pay for your pol
icy now, we can give you ample
time without interest. We insure
plate glass against accidental
breakage. We will insure you
against accidents Of every descrip-
ton. II you are going to travel or
IL you engage in any hazardous
occupation do not delay taking a
policy with US in the old Fidelity
and Casualty"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09


The committee Of ladies appointed
on Thanksgiving Day e. . Committee
on united Charities. has been organ
lied and q nov ready for the winters
work. They have established head
quarters It the home Of Mrs. II. II.
sudendorG, on South Eighth street,
where gifts Of ali kinds should BE-
sent for Notwithstanding. fCod.
money or anything that can Be help
fui In their work Of relieving uur
worthy poor during the winters cold
anl inclemancy. The citizens of
Lincoln, Neb., and m other places,
have opened rooms, which are known
as the Benevolent headquarters Of the
city, 10 which everything is sent for
distribution, and all applications are
made for help. The committee that
has been appointed In our midst. one
lady from eseh church. Is 40 efficient
one. and realizing the responsibility
Of their position, they ask the Assls-
lance and cooperation Of our gener-
Gus public in their mlnlsterlng 70 the
poor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09
City Of saliBa-Flrsi W
MsIorIir For

The new packing house Of STOPPER
& LaubengAyer. which is AN instiiu-
lion that must be Of great benefit to
Salina and the farmers, was opened
in = formal way last Monday, in the
presence ofguite a number OF invited
guests. The building is large two
story building, with a one story addi-
ton containing the engines. tanks,
meat cutter, lard coolers. &c. In the
rear is the smoking house, with two
apartments one for hams and the
other for bOloegna sausage. In the
first story room 10 the main part. are
the cOntrivsnces Tor slaughter, scald-
ing, &c. Everything Is put up in the
most substantial manner. and all the
machinery about the building IL the
very best. The second story 'Of the
main building will be used a. q store
room. The, basement a gOod-sized
one, Is also utilized. There lie con.
siderable money represented in the
building and business. and the enter
prising proprietors have the energy
and business capacity to make th'
business win, and it viii win Sail
IA is well located for q packing house
and after the merits Of the goods Ar
well established, we cannot see wh.
this business cannot be made a mos
profitable plant. We have faith in It
aud IN the men ct the helm.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

We had occasion 70 visit MaTquesfe
last week, and were surprised with
the growth Il had made. We re-
GREETED that our visit had to be abbFe-
waited, In order 10 catch q passenger
train hume. e. we wished very much
70 meet several old friends down
there. Marquette has . fine location,
both with reference 10 the clay Of the
land" and ~ q trade center. Quite a
rich agricultural district depends
upon the place for supplies, and Il r.
far enough removed from town
that already exist, and those that ar,
contemplated, 10 make II good trad
ing point. The water power will Al
ways be Of advantage. a. such power
In this country invariably means the
best Of milling facilities. Should the
Missouri Pacific build its contem-
plated spur from Mcpherson to Mar
quette land there lie but little doubt
that 1t win. the place will have some
hopes OF becoming the end Of a d.
vision. and will thus have additional
importance. We look upon Mar
quette as being one Of the most prom
islng towns in this part Of the State.
New buildings are going up In ali
parts Of the town. A block Of six
brick stores on one side Of the street,
and q block Of two on the other-are
among the most notable Of the new
buildings. In the first mentioned
block = good opera house will be pro
vided. We can bear cheerful testi-
mOny to the fact that Marquette has a
good hotel In the Valley House, where
satisfactory bed and board can be Oh
tanned ct reasonable rates. There are
30 many old aequaintances among the
business men that Il seems almost as
II Marquette was q Salina suburb.
Goodwin & Sill are doing well Ia the
resi- estate business. G. n. Norton is
cashier Of the Marquette Bank, q most
popular aud successful institution.
Swan CarlbeIg Is In the lumber bust
ness. John A. ROdell is the manager
Of Eberhardt & SudendOrfs branch
lumber yard. The names Of Che
lander, coal dealer; Rinqulst, drug
gist; Leksell, general merchandise.
and Mccormick. hardware dealer,
were all familiar. The residents have
faith in the town, and their faith Is
certainly warranted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09
REAL ESTATE.

II you want q farm, stock ranch,
or II yO7 want TO invest In Salina
property. do not tail to call on US.
Remember 6alina IL the largest city
between Topeka aud Denver, that she
hes four railroads and about 8 600 in
hahltants. Freight Is a. cheap from
-. Louis to 6aiina ~ it l. from Kan
uas City 10 other points IN central OF
western Kansas. Examine the par
tiAl list nf property helow. We will
charge you nothing for showing land.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

The b. & NJ. have decided h build
their road from COneOriis % Salina,
and work will pOrbably commence on
Il in q very short time. There has
also been a local company organized
In Hutchinson aud to continue the
road from Salina TO that place. ON
citizens should give this road their
attention and secure Il 10 our place,
Is II Is by far more valuable 10 us
than the NJ. P.-LiRsb0rg Nesrs.
We understand that DR.. J. B. Cur
tbs, OF LInsbOrg. during late visit to
Chicago. was informed by a high B.
& NJ. official that thst road had defin-
itely decided to build to Salina, and
upon this information the Neios prob
ably spoke with certainty as above.
We fully agree with the Nel0s that nc
road could do Lnisborg as much
good as the B. & NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09
CRY PROPERTY.
A goo1 house o. six rooms, tive lots, sl6o0.
A r,,f tot On Iron avenue vest. $50.

A goo1 house o. six rooms, TIVE lots, sl6o0.
A god iot on Iron avenue vest, $50.
A 6ns S room house. good lot, water pipes, els
tern. desirable location, Tor a tss days only
Price esoua.
Residence on north seventh street, three lots 90
eornei, hous- Of aFt rooms and closets- Good
barn. small fruit, pleasant home. Price SOU
G.sood 10, on Walnut street, sOrl7s feet. Price
$50.
An excellent residence lot on south Filth street.
7oE2e1. Price ssi1.
house Itxsi. water works. rrilar. nice trees,
sitsgslk. etc. Lot 5nEisa. Price s5ils tt5a cash
haisnce yeara-
House Of seven ro1us. cellar sud closets, coal
house stalk urii, dnr trees, cl>t trout, lot lat
30 feet rrice, SIS. kCasouahic terms.
zoe "a fronting Wesleyan University cam
PES. So.
Two ans bots on south Eighth street, corner.
luoE2o0 feet. frict, sl11o.
NoaI
Kim 81 reel, g story flame hausr will 10 ronrns
reuts far go PEI month. Lut Gg2leB Price 49,
gluo9 dogu balaucs on time
Ness
Eighth street. A 6ue story hrick house, ais,
q ulory frarnF house heck fart I'd ict facing ol
Ninth 1trtst. Lot s5xEu aurcl g ur ioi Of shadi
and fruit tfcet o. Sol Cistern. Priee 5000, $50
cash tslaf GO on time % salt buyer.
Ifyoa want lu0o urres Of land or one acre, fyol
Waut rid hnd OF clty property give us call
We pay taxes Cor uon-rcaidents, we invest monei
Scr eastern paFties- We have the best tgt Q
shsIraci tooks in Saline county. We show yol
Land md charge 700 nothing for it uhether yoi
tay Or nui 10 not fail to call on Fitzpatrick
Going. Rusiolhce Block. Salina, kansas VI.
Esier yea % any bank iu salina.
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Without Bonus.

Thus the whole loan is payable at
any time when interest is due
This is an option that no other
company in Saline County can
give. We ask you 10 give this
your careful consideration, and
call at our Office in Post Office
Block. Salina. Kansas, for further
information.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

A Fair Of four days duration. under
the auspices o. the Masonic order.
will be given by the ladies at the
Masonic Temple. commencing with
"Wednesday % next Week. Dec. Isl. II
Is proposed % make the entertain
ments most agreeable 90 al. furnish
ing something new aud spicy each
evening. The object Of the Fair Is 10
raise funds with which 10 furnish the
new Masonic hall. Il Is certainly a
praiss-Worthy undertaking. and must
commend Itself 20 the best wishes
and patronage o. all A daily paper
In it, interest viii be issued from the
J0URNAL of8cs each day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

DR.. NJ. ]. Brown, Of Sallra, was Ia
the city yesterday attending court as
q witness In the case Of the state YER
sus Morgan knight DR.. Brown is
one Of the leading physicians in this
part % the state, and ~ an eve aud
ear specialist IL not exceifed. He
may visit our city occasionally "a treal
diseases In his special line as many
requests have been made for his ser
vices Lincoln CtHtcr Repubiicda.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

The Republican was wrong In two
particulars In It's assertion last week
with reference 10 the purchase, Of q
Santa Sc lot by the editor Of this
paper. FIR the purpose Of putting up 3
building. We have no intention Of
putting up 3 building, and We have
not purchased any santa Fs business
lot
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

salIna Pest. G.. A. R, held theii
annual election last evening. and
elected the following officers: Com
mander, Robsri II. Markiand. s. v
G. b F. Pealer; J. v. C.. c. Oelkersi
QuArtermasser. A. s0uthwiek; OaiceI
OF the Day, Chas- Bush; Chaplain, n
s. Price; Officer Of the Guard, n. P.
Converse; Surgeon, J. w. JeBneyi
Representative to the State Eneamp
ment. n. d. Sampson and J. w
Burke Aiiernsies. c. I. Hilton and
c. s. Martin.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

The funeral services Of the Misses
Mary and Emma HOpka, who died Of
dipthtria sometime ago, viii be held
Ia the Lutheran church At New Cam
bria next Sabbath morning at 10 80
O'Clock. The friends and neighbors
Of the deceased are specially invited
to be present.
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Six Per Cent.

interest and a reasonable commits
sion. We have an abundance Of
Money, and can promptly fll all
good loans. We give the privi-
lege Of paying of loans in sums Of
$4,000. or multiples Of that sum,
az any interest paying time,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

Pnofs. Chas. Purify and II. A.
Efsniz, 81 Lindsbure, Kansas. have
other fries4dz bere and e Fort Riley.
Mr.. Dome, snd his visitors favored q
number Of invited friends with q
pleasant Musical reception in the
looms Of the badies' Reading Club.
on last Friday evening, executing q
select program Of classical music on
the plane aud violin IN the most per
feet manner. FuriEeF notice Of the
reception Is given m another place
pfOfs. Purty and Krnntz have agreed
10 return % Junction City aud give q
grand concert on December q, IN
connection, perhaps. with some 81 our
best home iaieni.-JuHcfi0n CRY III
bsfne.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

Petitions have been prepared. ask
ing the city council TO create that pOT-
ton Of the city lying east ef the river
into a new waFd-tO be called the
Fifth Ward" II seems 10 meet with
general approval, and the council will
probably grant the prayer Of the petit
ton.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

A number OF the members OF the
Presbyterian church are IN favor Of
the immediate erection ofa new
building. and no doubt something
definite with regard 10 the matter
will shortly be agreed upon. The
present structure has fully outgrOwn
its ussfulness. Il is neither large
enOugh-nor comfortable enough to ae-
eommodate the rapidly growing con-
gFegatIon. Il is probable that Il a
new structure is built, it viii be
sufficiently eommodious and luxuri-
Gus for the wants Of quite large city.
In other words. Il may be a building
10 last for q century.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

The official canvass Of the votes cast
for and against the Frisco PROPOSE
ton was made by the county commits
sioners last Friday. Il was as fol-
lows
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09


The District Court did not convene
on Monday, owing to the absence OF
the Judge. The session wns com
menced Tuesday. Thus far little has
been accomplished. 6. II Brown,
charged with stealing Weaver 4
Green's livery team, plead guilty end
was sentenced to i've Year, imprison-
ment in the psnitentia ~. Waters
Chillson was brought before Judge
Kinds on a writ Of habeas corpus,
and spilled tor bail. which was denied
by the Judge. The case Of the State
". Eloph Peterson-the defendant
being charged with stealing Judge
PreseOtt's eattle-is now being tried.
The jury has been empanelled. and
testimony Is being produced.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

The Bridge Post. q. A. r.. held
their annual election OF Officers last
Monday night. The following are
the new Officers; Commander. Arson
Miller; Senior Vice, J. c. Stryker
Junior Vice. s. = Knapp; Quarter
MASTER. B. MeFArlane; ON GERS OF the
Day, T. Miller; Chaplain, Henry
Millham officer OF the Guard. VIM.
Jones Surgeon, A. Root. n. P. Jack
son WIS elected representative 10 the
Department EneampmenL II was
voted 10 continue holding meetings Of
the post az Brige school house during
the coming year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

Wednesday night Of last week StOl
per & Laubengsyer's slaughter house
was visited by parties and some $50
worth Of meat and lard was earted
away. The track Of the wagon was
traced TO It's home, and the thieves are
now known. The same night some
goods were taken from ObeF's store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09

The Riverside Land Co have sold
over $5,OOO worth Of lots In their Rjv-
erside Park addition, although their
plat has only been filed within the
past week. This addition being so
near business makes 1t very desirable
and the owners intend making Il an
attractive residence portion Of the
city. Parties looking for lots for resi-
dence, or for Investments, will do
we'll to call on Mcconnell & Wild
man or VIM. r. Gels, "a they are Off
ering these lots on very reasonable
terms.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-09
SIE PER CENT. MONEY.

Your attention IS called to our
facilities for furnishing Money on
Choice Farm Security. We are
prepared 70 furnish money on FIVE
wear loans at