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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

The sale Of lots in the Kansas Wes-
leyan University's second addition
reserved for the endowment fund-is
progressing finely. Mr.. Jordan-a
real estate agent Of Beloit-is making
a grand success in the sales Of these
lots. It is likely that the College will
start Off next fall with an almost COM
plete endowment, aud be self-sustain-
ing at once,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

We regret very much to hear that
Mr.. J. b Sturman intends removing
from Salina at an early date. He
thinks Of locating in one ofthe north
ern counties. Mr.. Sturman is q young
gentleman Of good abilities, and has
won some considerable local reputa-
ton an an accomplished writer. We
hope be may do well wherever be
may 90.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

DR.. Gillespie met with quite a serl-
Gus accident TUESDAY night. He was
riding horseback on the road leading
to the cemetery, east side, when he
was met by another hOrseman;-a col
lisiOn taking place. The shock over
threw the doctors horse, the horses
whole weight coming down upon the
Frustrated rider. The accident took
place in front Of Mr.. Chas. loves
The doctor was picked up
and brought to town, his leg being
badly sprained.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04
The South Pueblo CCol. OpiHioH of
Fab 81 gova.

The South Pueblo (Col. Opinion Of
Feb. p says:
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard NJ. Sale and
their son Dee will leave In q day or
two for their new home in Los Angel
Is, California. The Opinion shares
the sentiment Of thousands Of our cit
izens, that we do not like TO see them
leave Pueblo. They have been here a
great many years, and have built up a
circle OF acqusintances who do rot
wish 10 see this circle broken by their
departure. We can commend TO the
good people Of Los Angeles q family
highly esteemed here at their old
home, who are noble hearted and gen
erous 10 a fault We reconcile our
selves with the thought that possibly
sometime In the near future they may
return. What is PueblO's loss is Los
Angeles gain, and we trust they may
enjoy good health and prosperity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

The Topeka correspondent Of the
Larned ChronOscope during the Legis-
lative session says in one Of his letters /:
Chas. +. Faulkner, Of Salina, Sec
Rotary OfcOmmittee on the state board
Of charities, is one Of the best posted
men In the state on state affairs and
saves the state many thousands Of dol
lars by his careful aud pains-taking
oversight Of matters entrusted to his
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

A squint at the "war materiAln ly-
ing in waiting at the railroad for the
construction Of the Lincoln road re-
veals about so carloads Of stuff Piles
and ties are piled in great heaps, and
It looks very much as II a railroad
was in prospect. We understand that
they are only waiting the arrivals Of
a supply Of "olamDs" to commence
the work Of laying iron. Piles are
being hauled out along the line Of
the road where needed
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

Mr.. A. J. HOlmqvist has returned
from Florida, much improved in
health. He met most Of the "Salina
Colony" and they were all getting
along finely. He stopped at DR.. Gro
gers hotel, aud was treated hand
somely. He saw Mrs. J. B. White
head Rt Mr.. J. ". Russell's, aud also
Messrs. Humbarger aud Jungle. He
reports that the frosts played sad
havoc with the orange groves.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

We notice that the citizens Of Nor.
rls county are armlng and equipping
themselves for 8 vigorous fight In
favor Of voting bonds to the Missouri
Pacific for the construction OF the
through rOute"-of which st. Louis
Is one terminus and Salins the other.
The Morris. Usage and Lyon county
people are promoting their own inter
ests in pulling altogether for this
splendid through route. A better one
is not in existence IN the west. Thriv-
ing cities and q country rich ia agri-
cultural wealth will contribute mu-
nifieentlY 10 its traf1e, while each and
every citizen Of the region invaded
will be c0rrespOndingly benefited
These are the days when railroads
taken at their tide lead on 10 fortune.
One slip, one mistake, one failure to
do what is for its OF their own inter-
est, may doom q town or people 10
eternal Obscurity or nonentity. A
better chance viii never Be offered the
people along this proposed line to bet
ter their fortunes than is now present
ed By the wide7aEake. responsible on
cers Of the great Missouri Pacific sys-
TEN. Il Il really criminal to turn the
back upon thOss who, elssaicly speak
ing, come bearing such splspdld gins.
We do not believe The denisens Of this
great eeDtral1 region misapprshsnd
what is.their interests In these mat
tefs. and are satisAed that when the
time comes for voting they viii give
this great system what is asked OF
them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

There was a meeting Of the trus-
tees Of the Kansas Wesleyan College
last Friday to consider the matter Of
eleeting a faculty. There was c0nsid.
cradle discussion over the matter. but
only one instructor was elected. It
was agreed to employ Prof a. C..
Hillman, well known IN this cOmmu-
nifty. as professor OF History and
English Literature. Prof Hillman
held high rank as an instructor while
with the Illinois Normal
College located at CarbOndale. He re-
signed that position on account of ILL
health, which was the cause of his
removal to Kansas. The trustees
have done we'll In this selection, aud
should they act as wisely 10 their
Of the remaining members
Of the faculty, they will certainly
have q splendid corps OF teachers.
Rev. Dr.. Marvin, to whom was tender
ed the Presidency Of the college, has
declined acceptance-feeling that his
age will not warrant his accepting so
a position. The trustees
design employing q first-class man
for the Preidency, and it may take
some time to settle the matter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

The following is the programmes
for the saiina Literary Society fol
March 5th, 's6.
Music.
Responses at roll call from Burns.
Essay-J. r. Main.
RecitntiOn-Miss ]. Bede.
Paper on Libel-Pr0f. Fegiig.i
Music.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

By an oversight n valuable watch
belonging TO Mr.. Uric was left in the
wash room at the Grand Central
Hotel the other day, and was lugged
of by a young man. By some clever
Pinkerton practices the watch was
traced up, and q notification TO the
party that there was music In the air
brought 1t safely back by express
less chain, and key.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

ReadIng-Mrs. r. A. Levitt.
Debate-Subieet, Rss0lued That Il
would be justifabls % deprive all the
women Of Utah Of the elective fran
chiss &c provided IN the seventh Sc
ton o. the Edmunds BILL Anrma-
tive, Mrs. Laura II. Johns. Mega
tive, 4. L. Bend.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04
TIT JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1856.

A. Wellington, Esq. received a dis
patch this morning from Mrs. w. NJ.
Clarkson. announcing the death Of
her hutb1nd, which occurred early
this morning. The funeral will take
place Sunday at the Presbyterian
church.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

Mr.. A S. Votaw, representing the
Kansas Farmer and the Daily Kansas
State Journal, has been in town this
week, looking after the interests Of
those papers. The Journal Is now a
Republican newspaper, edited by
Frank MscLennan-which seems very
strange after having been so long sub
jected to the thralldom OF Glickism,
Sam WoOdism, &c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04
CLOSING OUT +!

AS formerly announced in our cir
cular letter, we are closing out our en-
tire stock at cost.
The unprecedented Bargains we
are giving has caused such a rush Of
customers that we can with difficulty
give them the attention that we would
wish, and in view Of this fact would
suggest that our city customers visit
our store in the forenoon.
We will not try to enumerate the
bargains to be had; they are in every
line of goods, all over the house.
not excepting Groceries.
Save your money and invest it
where it will do the most good. A
visit to our store will convince you
Of our sincerity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

High PsaoOck Patent the cream Of
the BET Wheat Try q.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

The following is from the Atchison
Champion:
The publishers Of HdFper's Magizine
announce that the April number Of
that periodical will contain an article
on Cattle Raising on the Plains" by
FRANK WILREsnN. Everything
that WILKEsON writes Is read In Kan
SIS. partly because he lived In Salins,
and partly because he is q bright and
entertaining writer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-03-04

E5Soe agent the Chicago Cottage" Organ the best in the
market VII sell them for cash. ssy terms Cali and examine
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03
Flowers Sperst,tIons.

A reverence for flowers is found
all contries. Even you would not
have the temerity to doubt the good
fortune that comes to the finder of
the four-leaved clover. Among the
Hindoos all bright colored flowers
are considered suitable offerings to
the gods, either from historical
associations or becasse they have
scne fancied resemblance to some
revered object. Thus, the trimurti
that corresponds to our trinity, has
two plants dedicated especially to
it; one is the crat@vs, and the
other the bale tree, Both have
trifoliate leaves, like the shamrock
that is also considered to represent
the trinity: One of the first legneds
that you hear in India is that Of
Krishna: a variety of basil is sacrca
to. him anG to Vishun also. Equal
interesting is the erythrian tindicA
that all truly religious Hiudoos
believe bloomed in the garden Of
Indra, 10 Heaven. Krishin a is sup
posed to have stolen it from there
hence it is under q curse, and is
avoided and considered the meanest
Of all flowers. In Hindoo mytholo-
gy the five flowers of love stand out
prominently. Kamadeva is their
Cupid, and he is supposed to- have
tipped each one of his arrows with
these flowers, most of which can
be seen in the private cole ctions in
and about New York. They are
the champa, the mango, the bulla,
the cleariog-nut flower, and the
white nagkesur.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03

ntor working people. send
lO cents postage, and We
IN will mail you free, a roy.f,
VII valuable sample box ol
that will put you in the way Of
ng more money, in :. few days
yon ever thought possible at any
ness Capital not required. You
i've at home and work in spare
only, or all the time. All of both
!, Of all ages, grandly successful.
cents t. to IS easily earned every
lns' That all who want work may
%e business, We make this unpar-
x Offer: To all who. are not we'll
asd w will send 81 to pay for the
's Of writing us. Full pa, ticu-
directions, etc, sent free. I'm
pay absolutely sure for oil who
y once. Dou't delay. Address
'0s & Co.. Portland. Maine
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03
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you will get free a package Of
goods Of large value. that will start
you in work that will a. once bring you
in money faster than anything else in
America. All abou: 100000 in pres
ents with each box. Agents wanted
everywhere, of either sex, Of all ages,
for all the time. or spare time only, to
work for US at their own homes. For-
tunes for all workers absolutely assured
Don't delay. H. HALLErr & Co.,
Portland, Maine.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03
Cooperative Establishment
France.

Paris has seventy.four oc.opera
tive establishment, with 5000 mem.
bers-printers being the most large.
ly represented-and furniture makers
builders, carpenters and jewelers.
having their cooperative concerns.
Their combined capital is q little
over $5,O00,000, but this, as we'll as
their number, can not make much Of
impression q great center of industry
like Paris. The most successful Of
them are managed by men Of
shrewdness, on strict business princi.
pies. and not as philanthrop,c
schemes, and they employ outside
labor getting the full amount of
work or wages without giving these
recruits any participation in the
profits.
There are only thirty.nine co
operative stores ia Paris with 10,
600 members, and in all France not
over 80, as against the 1000 and
more in England. Nevertheless.
the system of participation in the
profile is a favorite panaoea
in France, and it is proposed that in
Paris and elesewere all public
contracts should be awarded only
to those employers who are willing
to adopt this as a part Of their
method of dealing with their work.
men. The greatest of the French
insurance companies and the largest
French printing establishment have
tried it for many years. with fair
success; but the employees in both
cases are very different from those
in ordinary work. shift.
ng and changing as work and
wages vary--San Franscico Croni.
lie.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03

Yes, and it would appear he ir,
ten Is shaping up" the judgeship in
St. Mary on a strictly pro nobs
basis.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03
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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1886-04-03

The late King Of Barmah was a
man Of family. He had So wives
and ITO children.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19
WHAT FRuR nERTr VIM Be-.

The unprecedented sale Of Bosohos's
German syrup within Q few years has
astonished the world. 10 Is without
doubt the safest and best remedy ever
discovered for the speedy and CELESTIAL
cure Of Coughs. Colds, and the ssFsrest
IunR troubles. Il acts on an entirely
different principle from the usual pre-
soriptions given bYphysieians, az II doss
not dry up . cough and leave the dis
ease still N The system, but, on The con-
tragys removes the cause Of the trouble,
heals the parts affected. and leaves them
in purely healthy condition. A bottle
kept In the house for use when the dis
eases make their appearances viii save
doctors bills and long spell Of serious
illness. A trial will convince yOu Of
these faets. It 10 positively sold hy an
druggists and general dealers IN TIE
land. Price % eta. large bottles. DIV
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

ANp sruL Hn MAKns Hrs C1LGs.-
Every night daFiug the pass week the
burglar has been abroad In our city. and
every morning an account Of his exploits
and achievements have been given 10
she public thFOagh thess columns. The
s1oieet is gettiag thFeA9bare, snd the
9Eiter wiaaes sons one Wonld shoot the
Burglar, aad stop the items. Saturday
morninR be visited the residence Of r.
A. Monilpied. In S0nih Seattle, az a.
n, hos ID raising the WlndOg be aroused
tbs landlord. Who made q noiss and
fKiRhtened him OF. he then visited a
chickes coop near By. bat some one bad
been there ahead Of hiua, and tae chiok-
ens were gone. He retained 70 Mr..
Mouilpisdas hoase a. sis. bat vas again
frighleoed Cd. He then vent ap on %
Eighth streat. and entaPed the residence
% ReFiah Brown, visiting every room
A1d carrying Cd vaFisua articles %
value. THIS was ~ I e'closk. AZ
O'clock be visited the home % Constable
H. q. fhOFnton. thus showing thAt he
fears neither God. uaaa, the law OF the
devil he snceeedea In raising the bath
room uindou, FROM which be took i've
gallon can OF Oh. and an irOninR blanket.
Ia taking the hlankst be Dropped piece
ef iron on the hoog. TIE noisa a9ak-
ensd MrA Prasssr. VITO called 10 her
father, thus tFiatt ninR the b1FSlar %.
he left hts can Of oil, bat took tbs
blanket and zone other Articles with
hfn.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

WAaa enc msaaeF Mna - say ~ sha,
seanoms Bnainesa-
Hhll8 pesaing dssn Fr1nt rlrsrs -.
iaEday . sepoEter sisppsd ma tzs R.I,-
dag emp0zlam a Losna1 q HauEosa.
- ass uhat YES Rpiaz sn. Rssry ons
Aeeai there gaened basy, AID & uas
qaiss 8 While beloEs ths Esportsr oouId
- -. A.oauaa'a attention. Ii anausF
g l1qaisias thai Rsntlaman naias
4raoe 10 eplandid OuraaIea fsr TIA
-. t~o ueaha haEe bssa 80 Per cent.
ee-t1t tnan. she eprFsepandins psKioa
-. So, ana ma1A larger lhau e any
&c Alnee - es11l 1need BUSINESS. Our
steaN s haQ pr eenf. iaErNs thar lasi
teAkf 81 We AHGe eeuols the Rozm %
l.1sk.a1 > n 4nese ere e1gsn salesman
!. - sessss and yoa ass theg a1s al
a cas- ianosurs NJ. Lsvmas v.s
eaiisd aSa1s but before going Be q.
49, ~ kspofeel y Ioak thEo1eh the
a.ole1 Wfleo - dad. and thaae Are some
ef ne arttaisa hs aA9 fhsFe 5isplaved :.
"A eieEan8 s1oox % books a. ali kinda
ffom 4 rhiid'a picture a0ok : ehe 49,
ese sid dissIanarl. - 4 tl-ra-ss,s
othsr 1an3soaas AID t1sf1l srfisIg- -
Ne tfeut para Of ihs siors whsah nave
neEEt0iOEa be4a mRntiaAed. La the rn3p
q ne stora BE inspooisd tha ehildranss
oepa9lUe1t, whefs tore are uiied frDn
neaf % osiilna. Hare wers drarss vstn
bias bodies. ranging IL prise iron 50
eaaas 20 go eaahi d0lls srom Que insh IN
lsa4th - Eva fset, musinai dolls, alsep.
tnz dolls, eEytna doiis, dolls dressed and
cells undFessed, col hsads covered vita
naa1rAl hair, kid doll bodies without
headAs a1a dolls Ia eli eouasisahls
ehaBes and zi1sss E1aEina "a pFiea fE0m
em'a % 80 1hen thaE8 Wers t0os
chests Ter boga, containing oomplsas
oasata Of toola and ranging in
pEiss from s. 10 SO; maqis Ian
lsf9 chess and ehoaksr boards.
laFRe nazoFtneut Of nsw goods for
children, ineladinR the popular dis
ssoied piefaFe puzzle s1hFss Little
Maids frsm school Blocks in endless
variety, at fFsm 50 cents per Get 90, and
eonpleto 81 Of Wainat blocks for Is
csais.
1hs NEXT foom IN tie rear Is dsvoasd
20 tha display Of rocking horsea,
wagons, alsds, WheeibAKreWs, vslOei-
pedes and bioyoiea. In another depaRs-
msnl is nplsndid aasoEtment Of scrap
albums, vita enamel and bgonzs had
ina. Ihen there are she toy dishes,
which delight little girls. bsing cold al
from . cents per sst ap 10 els.
IA the main store 10 20 b sen one Of
tha most complete stocks Of pockst eat
leEy and optical goods 10 b found Ia
tha Northwest and musio boxes ia
areal variety, ranging II price from 81
20 500.
OF 81 this vast stock there II 20 de-
pariment 10 Whioh Mr.. IsoWman takes
more pride than that oeoupisd b. bis
eDlendid stock % Excelsiar Diaries for
1881. These goods we're selected b. SIR.
Llouman personally a. the factory dur
ina bic visit % New York fast Summer,
aac are the hnest soeds il thai Zine IN
the market. Gall at LoWman 4 Han
fsFd'a, gentle reader, and inspect this
hoe stock for Yourself.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

Eo1IraKD THMMsELyEs.- Each year
since the enteFprising real estate deal
ere and money brokers. Messrs. EsheI
man, Llevsllyn 4 Co, oommsnosd bus,-
ness 10 this city they have lavishiy dis
tFtbuted, daring the holiday season,
beautiful cards. extending their oom-
piimsnts 70 tbeiF friends and ths pub.
lie, and Wishing them q happy and pres
porous year. Each year these cards
have beeR more elaborate aad more
widely circulated. This year they dis
tribute - Gee steel ensravines ef the
most beautiful and tasty design, gotten
% specially for them By LivermoEe 4
knight, OF PfaVidance, II. /. On the
Htsa page % the card b the dgufe Of an
iafant reclining on chs rooon, and hold
ing Ia its hand the sickle Of time, and
the words. "lSS1-We visa you a happy
and prosperous New Year. Eshelman,
Llevellyn 4 o.. real estate aad money
brokers, Seattle. Wash. Teri, Post
baildinR" 1he aeeand page 10 de-
voted 20 'sSouaa facts about Seattle. !"
The third page contains a map OF Seat
tle and King County, engraved for
Eshelman. LleVellyu & Co., and toe
foarth page Of The o9rd ie Ognamented
with q star enoiroled BY q wreath OF
Oak and olive. Twenty three mail
sacks Were filed with these cards yes
teFdsy. 10 be sent BY mail 70 patrons
and fEie1as Of the hrm.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

sr,rrrnnsn. 10 1855

SEATTLE, Dec. 10, 1886.
Mr.. G. p. Clancy, Manager Pacific
Baggage Transfer and ErHVess Company;
I want you 20 send your carriage 90 my
hoase a. $50 tomorrow morning 20 take
my family TO the Tacoma boat. We
have q trunk and several small packages.
Can yen take them on the hackl Send
answer BY bearer, and obliRs. Yours
truly. EzRA STEVENS,
Residence west Of Pine street., Seattle.
SEATTLE, Dec. 10, 1886.
The absve letter fs one Of many re-
ceived BY as daily, inquisinR about our
carriage and baggage wagon. We are
very glad 70 announce 10 the pablio thai
we nov are prepared 10 attend 10 all or
ders. either for hack OF foz haqgaee
wagon. Oar little blue wagon vas made
especially for rs and ffsm cur own plan
foF the baggage trade. We will deliyel
baggage to sny part Of the city day Of
night. We viii receive baggage IN thl
city, mark, weigh and ohsok u. saving
the Traveller all trouble Of locking aftel
t. Oar telsphOns nnmbeF Il S.. Dom
forget S., day OF night. Respectfully a
the command Of the public.
q. II. CxANCx.
d14 Manager P. B. I. 4 4 Go.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-12-19

Parties going East should cali on w.
Van Waters, agent Canadian Pacific
Railway, before closing bargains fer
tickets. Rates lower than the loWest,
Parties sending fol friends can deposit
their moaey with me and will tale
graph the delivery Of q ticket at my ex-
penBe, thus saving time and expreasaRe.
The Canadian Paoifo is the shortest
and most direct route 60 all eastern and
southeastern points, sash az Montrsal,
kew York, Chicago, Sc. Paul and All
points south or east Of Sc. Panl. This
10 the best bailt and best equipped line
IN America. Entire train runs through
from she Pacific 20 the Atlantic without
change Of ears. No extra 0haFRs for
second class sleepera. The scenery 10
classed With the gFandest IN the World,
comprising mountains, lakes, rivers,
forests. glaciers, canyons and beautifdl
landscapes.
ExcaFsionists can always eject & large
saving By paEEonizinR this popular route.
Full Information regarding rates, tine,
accommodation, etc., freely obtained
BY applying to w. Van WArKRs,
Passenger and Freight Agent for Pu-
get Sound In Us.
Once, Wells. Fargo 4 Gas building,
Seattle, W. T. oo17