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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-16
Ais ofihs Committees.

Fancy Madames c. e. Culp,
r. E. Nickles.
Hot dinner-Madsmes Chapman
Sawin, Lowe, GradwOhl. Beebe, Ssr
gent, d. Whitehead, Gibbs.
Observation-Disclosures C. r. Un
derwoOd, Stanley, COnrsd. Anderson,
Culp, Bond, Desna. Dihle, Stiles
Bristol, Bishop. Arner, Kemper, Rad
cliff, Hayward, Dewitt, Beebe, Bart
lett.
Oysters-Madames Eberharit. KEN
per, Ober, Sargent, Chapman, Lowe
Seitz.
Amnsements-T. L. Bopd, E. G.
Culp, G. A. Killer, 81. d. league.
Gypsum Fortune TelIing-hrs
Frank Ferlen, Gent and Gypsy Ket
tlel.
FlOwert-Madsmes Clark, Daily
Faulkner.
Old woman in the shoe committee
Mrs. ]. B. Whitehead.
Art Gallery-Madames Collins
Sellers, Palmer, Craig, Miss AIMS
Clark.
CsiviBg-MsssIs. Grsdwohl, Peeler
Hilton, J. d. Nj. Conrad, Reed, De.
seTs, Radcliff.
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The elegant basket pb8iou, FafIlf 4
iasi nirlif, was won ~ Ar. Robert
Narklaud. bringing 500 M a..
Immediately resOld the buggy e the
nnansgement Of the Fair for 500, and
Ff will be FafIled again tonight. This
Il q beautiful vehicle, the regular re-
tail price Of which Is f20o. The phR-
ton wss obtained from Kiurmsu q
Co. who furnished Il at wholesale
prices.
One Of the leading attractions e =
mammoth cake. weighing 8 lbs, and
which contains g solid gold ring.
The cake T. cut in 155 pieces. and viii
be sold at 25eis chsnce- Youug
men skuuld ali take q chance in this,
especially II they are matrimonially
Inclined, as we are assured the ring
would make 8 splendid engagement
ring.
The oysters were served up IN fine
style and this department Was de-
seFvedly well patronized.
The ladies In charge OF the different
departments are very attentive and
accommodating. aud al who attend
the Fair will be well treated.
MTs. CUIp and Mr.. Nickies had
charge Of the fancy work department,
and the display is excellent and the
arrangement very artistic.
The ladies In charge 0f the refresh
ment rooms will furnish dinner st
~ O'Clock on saturday. 10 aceOmma-
date farmers and Others who wish 9
first-ciass meal
Supper will be served al O'Clock
each evening, and refreshments at
any time during the evening.
A patent razor was drawn last
night by Chas. EDstein, and brought
81.
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CHARLES ROBINSON, the war gov
eruOr Of Kansas, has been appointed
superintendent Of the Haskell indus
trial school for Indian children al
Lawrence, Kansas, vice Arthur Grab
OWski, resigned. The martyrs to Kan.
sas RePublieanlsm are all being re-
warded In fine shape. Moonlight was
sacrificed for Governor, and becomes
Governor Of Wyoming. Frank Bacon
took the hopeless contract Of prOmOt-
ing the interests OF Democracy In the
Perkins district and he becomes
Register Of land office. Gov. Robin
son believed be could give FOg-horn
Funston q good drubblng in behalf OF
Democracy, and he too is now to be
stali-fed hereafter. To be a martyr
to Republlcanlsm. or 10 lead & forlorn
hope brings q card Of merit from the
President.
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Kansas Wesleyan Notes.

Reviews, examinations, and
thoughts OF going home are occupy
ing the minds Of the students this
week.
The work OF putting in the heating
apparatus Is progressing rapidly.
The Perielean Society elected ils
officers for next term last saturday.
The following Is the list: President,
1. r. Miller; viee-president, A. G..
Gates; Recording Secretary. w. A.
MatsOn /; Corresponding Secretary, g
d. Lock WO0d Treasurer. e. n. Poe
Attorney, +. q. Lockwood Critic,
Danl McGurk Sergeant, Clarence
Jackson.
The officers Of the Atheneum so
cietY a. far rs we have been able to
learn, are ~ follows: President. Hat
tie WinterbuFu; Vice President, Edith
Collins; Secretary, Miss Miller ;
Critic, Annie Lockwood T; Sergeant,
Pearle La Bar.
Miss Stuart and some Of the stu
dents OF the Normal were among our
Society visitors last Saturday. AlaO
Mrs. Griffith and niece.
The Atheneum society Is composed
Of rs determined and energetic q lot
of young ladies as can be found in
any school. They are making great
progress aud we are sure that II more
Of the lady students realized the ben, =
fits derived from this society, they
would become members.
The joint program which was to be
given at the close Of this term has
been postponed until the evening OF
January 7th, 1856
The total number Of students this
term Is eighty. The President, in
private conversation, remarked, that
in .swenty-fOur years he had never
known q better and more punetual
class Of students.
The term closes next Saturday, and
the winter term commences Jan. 4th.
Many new students are expected.
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HnNR0H TE nlaWBlILf l0IRyH.



The Fair opened most au8piciousls
last night and the iBdieatiens paint
10 very successful series Of enter.
tainmenis. or course there is much
yet to be done 10 "get the house in
order" Il not unfrequeBtiy happens
as all know, that the opening Of any
exhibition, be It International or 10
cal, Is attended with some considera-
bic Inconvenience. Decorations for
the halt, ordered from st. B0nis-
which were depended upon, failed to
come at the last moment. They
could not be supplied. Masonic EN-
blems sud devices all drifted TO the
Pacific coast during the eonclave and
have not yet been returned. How
ever, the hall is attractive. The def
hands Of the ladies fail not In any
emergency. The ladies were well
pleased with the Attendance-an-
n0unelng that lit was splendid for
the first evening" Many people for
the first tinie surveyed the internal
arrangement of the Temple, and were
much pleased with its cOuven ienee,
lta Elaci0usness, It's completeness.
The enterprise Of the order in erect
ing such q structure-alike creditable
to the MasOns and the City-Was
highly comDlimented By the visitors.
Last evening the gas light was bril-
liant and added not little Ia the al
trsctiVeness Of the scene. The re-
freshment rOOrn-lOcated IN the gal
lery-Was well patronized. The edi-
bles were good. aud well worth the
money. The music Of the orchestra
is delightful All are proud Of it
When music arose with its vOluptu-
Gus swell, Il Is not necessary to relate
how ''tbe flying feet" kept time to
the melOdiOus numbers. The hall Is
3 pleasant place to pass the hours
away. The ladies expect you, and
you must 90, 10 meet the pleasant
people who there do eOngregate.
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DIED-At Bridgeport, on the 10th
inst, at / o'clock A. NJ, OF diptheria,
Miss Ella X. Ensle, In the 18th year
Of her age. This young lady was a
great fsvOrite among all her aequaln.
tanees aud associates. Of an amiable
disposition and attractive Ia her man
ners. She united with the Presby-
terlan church " hen it was organised
at Bridgeport last winter, and has
ever since been q consistent and use
full member Of the church and Sun
day school. This Is q very sore be-
reavement Il her parents and sisters
and brothers, all Of whom loved her
dearly, and will long cherish her
precious memory. Her funeral,
which was largely attended by the
friends and neighbOrs was conducted
by the Rev. VIM. Bishop. The fami-
ly have the sympathy Of the whole
community in this dark ahiicliOn.
May they also experience the consO-
latiOn that comes from on high, with
their faces set towards the everlasting
home In heaven, where sorrow sud
parting shall be no more. B.
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% Ioaves OF the finest bread you
ever saw for 81, and delivered to
every part Of the city. Call aud take
a look at our bread and cakes before
buying elsewhere, for we are sure to
please you. STEWART & GEHRIG.
lOs East Iron ave-. JOURNAL Block.
Paul Jordan, General and sole agent
for the sale Of all lots in the addition
to the Kansas Wesleyan University
Grounds, is now q resident Of SaliDa
and can be found on South Ninth
street, in the property formerly owned
and known as the Sam Wilson dwell
ing snd nearly opposite Pete R.
Hughes place. The lots In the addi-
ton are sold at very low figures and
on the installment plan Of ten pay
ments. Mr.. Jordan slsO has about
fifty lots in the original University
grounds, which be offers for sale for
all cash down. Call and see him
soon. as this property will not be in
the market long.
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Mrs. Samuel smith presented her
husband with q fine boy.
Mr.. Brubaker has his new house
nearly finished.
Miss ROhreF, on occasion OF her
birthday, was surprised by a pleas
ant gathering Of her young friends.
MI. Snediger, our new merchant at
Windsor, has laid In 3 nice fresh
stock Of goods, aud proposes to sell
as cheap a. the next one.
Mr.. John Purcell. who recently
went to his claim In Scott county was
caught ia Que OF the late billiards and
badly frozen about his face aud feet.
A petition for the voting Of bonds
for the bridge to be built across the
Sallne was circulated by Mr.. II
O'Shea, q majority Of the voters sign
ing the same. An election will be
held in the near future.
We paid a visit 20 the new town Of
CulSer on the Sslina 4 Lincoln r r
and we were pleasantly surprised to
fnd fiOurishing town with about q
dozen firms doing ROOd business.
among others q large hotel, two liv-
cry stables, Mr.. Hale buying wheat,
aud MF. StrOth, Of the Culver mills,
buying stock. The whole place has q
business like appearances.
CORRESPONDENT.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-16

THE condemned Chicago anarchists
ere asklng aud expecting mercy,
while their syDpathizers outside are
shooting ri the Witnesses whose testi-
mony convicted them. Il is time that
there was q change Of programme in
this country. Il Is time q general un-
derstandIng was had that the man
who transgresses the law is the one
who incurs the greatest personal dam
ger, rather than he who respects and
obeys it.
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Real Estate eonveyances furnished
by Wight, Henne &-LynB, ,Abstraetors
Of Titles. Salina, Kansas:
d Beebe and VT 10 b Kirliy ioi %,
3s aud 30 Srd st Jones' add'n Saliha
SIPS.
r p Cravens and VI to A Kemper
pi seqr II "A Sw 5000.
= shaver Ia n l. Hall lot lOl Tth 81
Salina. Sl52O.
BF Robinson aud VT tn Davis &
Milan lot ll6 Fifth Il Salina $40.
Kan Wes Aid Assn to Mrs E Miller
lot 80 KiTwin ave KRs Yves Univ
grounds SlO0.
& Eberhardt ct al to X A Keefer
lots 4 o and s IrOn ave Univ Add
$500.
RA Dtverell and VITO 5 81 Taylor
nwqr s I44w $2DO0
KS Yves Un v Aid Assn to w T
Mussgr ei al lot Ciaflin ave Kas Wes
Univ grounds 800.
Same to d NJ Hamilton lot 6 Santa
Fe ave same 500.
Same to Mrs A NJ Supple lot Ss
Santa Fe ave same 500.
SP Hughes and VT to d VI Haniil-
ton lot santa Fe ave same $160
3 P DOnmyer and VT To n r Baker
lot blk 2 New Cambria $40
o H ThOrstenbeFg 10 = + Nelson
lots IS and 81 2nd st Assaria $500.
J Taylor and VT to B Deverell pt Of
seqT u II 3w $500.
SR ROthschild to z StrattOn lots
As 46 Elm st Salina $3.50.
NJ Beebe TO Gels and Williams int
In lot II blk I MorrisOn's add Salina
Sl75.
w g SimcOek ct al to Riverside
Land Co pit Of seqr y Il 3w $500.
] Weaver aud VT to ID d Weaver,
nhf swqr and shf nwqr % IA 5w s240
p Olson aud VT to ) NJ FeTlen pit Of
sec II IA 3 W S1475.
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New Students stall arriving. This
week we reD5rt Mr.. 6hanahau and G.
81. Strait, both students Of ieEt year.
Miss sadie Cartwright visited her
sister at Brook vile last Heek, and
secured q school IN Ellsworth county.
Mrs. Gebhart aud Mrs. Briggs call
ed on friends at the college last week.
Among the visitors and callers the
past week were .. 3. DAVIS. MRrgie
Kirtiand and Ida Niles. cid students; T;
NJ. Henderson aud Mr.. SbiTHr both
Of whom have brothers In school
Mrs. Simkins, Mrs. Whitehead sud
Mrs. CarruiherF.
John Roser, of Wellington, Ohio.
was here on Monday with the view Of
having bis son enter the Commercial
Department Of the Normal.
The talk given ct Gen. Ex. by A.
o. Anderson ia celebration of Mil
tons birthday was well Fectiytti.
The Birthday COMMITTEES" is doing
good work and deserve much praise.
zone mile from Saliua" is what
the sign board Of the $40. Pac. says,
but We beg leave 10 dIfiar as that mile
Is not measured ia q direct line. Just
drive out this way and see tine new
houses and the beautiful building lO-
cations and you will say We are des-
tined 10 be IN the heart Of the city.
Prof. s. c. Dimm spent 3 few days
ct the Normal last week. the guest Of
Prof. SWisher. he is on his way 20
Kingman and other places In the
south part Of the state.
Geo. j. johnson, one Of the solid
students Of last year. visited the Nor
NAL on Saturday and Sunday. He Is
now teaching successfully In Nc
Pherson county. He returns 10 pur-
sue his studies a. soon IS his school
closes.
Many letters OF inquiry In regard
TO the school are received every week
and the prospects are that the atte u
dance during the next two terms wi II
be very large.
A lady to do cooking and dining
room work wanted
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-16

WR believe that It is generally con-
ceded that the election OF President
Cleveland was due rather TO disaffec-
ten ia the Republican party than
the fact that the Nation was fully IN
favor Of the restoration TO power Of
the Democratic party. Nothing has
yet occurred which shows that the
Republican party is 20 be retired per
maneDtly, or even beyond the expira.
uOn Of ClevelAnd's term, from dom
iDatiOn In this country. On the other
hand Il has been fully proven that the
Democracy Of to-day Is as BOurbonish
as ever, aud not In accord with the
great reform questions upon which
tue people Of the land are now aligned.
The President may have intended
well, but he mas been inconsistent
These Inconsistencies begin 70 be con-
strued as Intentional evasion Of the
rigid rules laid down by him ct the
commencement Of his administration.
Hence the charge Of insineerity. Be
Il as it may. The peculiar theories Of
the President with reference to Civil
Service Reform have never been en-
dorsed By his party and never can be.
Hence be has become unpopular with
the party at large. He cannot recover
that popularity even by a radical
change Of policy, at this late day.
were it all advisable. Yet the fact /
that he won in the Presidential con-
test gives him prestige that makes
him . very strong factor in the con
test for reelection. He cannot safely
be ignored, aud yet forcing his renom.
ination may give birth to party feuds
that may defsst him. The party
managers turn 10 Hill. Bayard, Ran
dali, Carlisle, aud other trusted
lsasiers, and would much prefer any Of
them 20 the man now In the execu-
i've chair who is Of their party, but
not svith their party. They see dan
ger in trying 20 swsp horses In cross
ing the stream, but would give their
all 20 be In 3 place to do lt. So Il
gees with our opponents. The Re
publicans, on the other hand. have
been hopeful Of electing President in
1883 since the very hour Il ives declared
that Grover Cleveland was President {
Late elections have shown that the
'Preaident's Pollcyn-at least a.. Il
Represents his party''-is not an I
proved By the country ct large. The
people may give the President the
credit Of trying 70 be honest, and vet /
nOt trust him and bis snrFoundinqaI ]
snficiently 10 endorse him at ths :
polls. The late elections have shown 4
that Democracy is not growing. bui
losing ground, and with & ifs Prssi-
deaf. With proper candidate and a q
united party success In 1883 for q Re b
publican President is almost absolute 9
" certain. The greatest danger an q
pretended is the quarrels OF ths '
ellefs. II harmony and good feeling q
oan Be restored among them the Dem n
acratle cohorts can be routed on every
9eld. Republicans win rally 70 the b
.ide Of the standard bearer unitsdlv- L
70 naatssr whether be wears the plaid &
'fa Blaine. Logan An Edmunds or r
] stermaD-viotoEy win Be- In TIE air b
'rusa the eenmmenoament Of the battle.
8af VIII Feaa1n prevail. and VIII :.
1alon b lhe rule and nol the axesp- 3
ieaf nh with ths iesdaz % via y
- sa ai
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The Art room and Gallery Of fine
Arts Is In charge Of Mrs. DIR. Collins.
The Art rOOm contains many exeell-
ent works Of art, most OF which were
executed 10y our home artists. Among
tine MOST noticeable were two paintings
by Prof. Upp: one a mellon, which
was very realistic and tempting In its
natural appearance the other q MOON
light scene. Mrs. w. r. Mitchell has
several elegant paintings on exhibit
tiOn, the best Of which Is probably the
one representing aship Ia q storm.
A beautiful work Of art Is wood
land scene, painted by Mrs. Silk kw orth.
Of Kansas City, and exhibited by Mrs.
Craig, Of this city. Another painting
which attracted much attention was
"scene on the Rhine" by Mrs.
Anna Clark, as also painting, by Mrs.
NJ. ID. league and Mrs. Palmer. Mr..
K. LambOtte exhibits two pictures
800 ears old. There are many other
works Of art, all we cOnnOt mention.
bnt which are worth seeing. All
who visit the Fair should not fall 70
visit the Art rooms.
The booths 10 the various parts of /
thereon afe all arranged attraetivsly.
and were well patFOnized. The "grail- |
Tag" was in charge Of Mn. Baker.
and furnished amusement for all. |
The gypsy tenin vas presided over
by Mrs. Frank FeFlin. assisted bv
Miss Effie Whitehead, and the 'sfor-
tune telling" Of the fair princess Of
the gypsies attracted many Of the
young men 70 their tent. The post
office is presided over by MISSES Ger.
tie Powers and Ella KiDgman, aud
although the mails were sometimes q
little late, the males never were, and
many were the complaints Of the dis
appointed ones who failed in getting
a letter. Mrs. ]. b. Whitehead made
an excellent "Old woman who liv-d
in shoe, and had 80 many children
she didn't know what to do"
The Gallery Of Fine arts, (" sdioin-
ing the art room b under the stsecfal
supervision Of Mrs. DR.. Collins, and to
many this is the most attractive and
department IN the entire
display. The works Of aFtn which
were presented most fOTcibly 10 the
mind and imagination Of the reporter
Of the journal were "a Wonanie
right club" ''Our iirst love" and "A 8
great bustle.n However, the display {
- al Nal@AAEAAf 444 NaAuMOA AElA 70
please. and no d0ubt astOnish an
who may visit the gallery
The first thing that attrsets the ere
" the visitor upon entering the hail,
4 the elk reeling exhibitinn, IN o
.harge Of Prof Horner, Of Emp0ria.
rms Is especially Interesting 81 ths %
Tho know nothing Of the process of 3
ceiling silk. The Prof. Il enthusiastic
n the snbiect Of silk culture, and de-
'Otes all his time 20 bringing the mat 3
er before the people in various parts L
4 The State The cocUons used Id the
xhibifion were naised By Mrs. Bailey. n
{ this city.
A complete sst of Mrs. Potts saf-
r0ns viii be voted tonight 10 the u
eat housekeeper in Sallna- Here is e
good chance for married men 20
i've their opinion % their wiie's
ssvsEsi aEtleiss b be Yoied and
lz'sl tn-n1Ehf e.
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Tothe Youno Men

Every young man In the city
should be ON hand tonight, accomua
MED by his best girl, rs one Of those
beautiful plush covered clocks will
be voted 10 the young man who keeps
/ the best hours. As 20 who will get
the clock depends much on the test
mony Of the young ladies'. So boys
bring out your girls. This promises
10 be a very spirited contest, aud IL is
expected there will be H large mum
Der OF candidates., as il Is well-kuOwn
that most Of the young men OF Saliua
pride themselves on keeping regular
hours.
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IT IL now asserted by men prOmi-
nensly Identified with the Chicago,
50. Louis and Western Railroad In
this city that the Atchison, Topeka
4 Santa Fe Railroad Company has
not purchased the Chicago, st. Louis
q Western, but that they have pur
chased q controlling interest in the
stock Of that line, that the money will
be used TO complete the line through.
and that Manager Hinckley viii con-
tinue In his position. The effect Is
equivalent to q purchase.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-16

AT Blue Store Landing. on the
Mississippi River. Fix ID 4 above
Bayou Ssra, the steamer J. n. White
was burned At II O'Clock Monday
night. After the IRE broke out ex-
plosions ofthe boiler and powder oc-
CURED. and IN ffieen minutes the
boat was = blackened wreck. The
number Of lives lost Is placed af sixty
avn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-12-16

THE campaign is over and yet Il IL
charged against Postmaster General
Villas that he lunches on milk and
appie pie, at . dairy lunch room, on
the outskirts Of the Capitol city. sur
FouRdsd by clerks, laborers and work
ing girls How the fine itailo nose Of
the Mugwump will contract itself 1t
this exhibition Of Democratic sim.
..ll..Iiu
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Publication Notice.

RTcr1cK n uEna1r alvBH That L1iie 3. keefal
~ . mfacI ~ Aarun her a1t1sr ard neat iriend.
sill 81 TIE ia dag cf 11HusrT. a. D., i1r = tn
ne oEea 81 he Cierk 81 the DlaFici CcuFt q 81
Ire fUuntV. kan1as. Der pel icn, a1ainE lnal t1g
LfIlic 81 Kefsr Ter ne purlosed and raaacu1 20
- statss IN rld peti lcn .and rtat haErilg upcu
aff nltItion vii Be- ha1 befcre sad culTt o. ne
l1zh ial ef5anuarg, A D., lss7, ar g sosa iaer1-
IIILIE {. xEEFEn.
b ka-za Ecafer hfr fatAE7 nni nsz1 frgnd.
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SoME President or other sal d some
thing or other about how the sp-
p0intments In the territories should
be confined exclusively TO residents.
Aud still Tom Moonlight non
resident, b eeomes the chief executive
OF Wyoming. We do not say this In
q carping spirit, bus only % remind
the people how the "spOlls poll
ticians" do manage TO pull the wool
over ,the eyes Of the President In
Inaklng-his own appointments.
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Repairing Of all kinds
done at our store.

The Pacific Express Co. operates on
slI.the lines Of railroad running out
Of the city. Send your Christmas
and New Years presents by express.
Safe carriage and rapid delivery ser
vice to all points. Through package
chests on all trains insure safe carFi-
age Of small packages es-nO crushing
as in the mails. Special rates ON
small packages Of pounds and under
to all points In the United States.
For the accommodation Of the pub
lie the Office will be kept open until
s O'Clock p. NJ. during Christmas
week. r. L. MCCONNELL,
48 81. Agent.
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Gel. JoHS L. WALES, of Leaven-
worth, is . candidate for Sergeant at
arms Of che KaDsas House. We DO
not know of sny geutlsman whom we
would rather see 10 that position than
the Colonel. Il would BE- bat 3 just
recognition Of his eminent services
npon the { imp during The eampaIgn /.
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Publication Notice.

STATE or KANSAS,
CoUNTT % 8ALTHE.
. ne District CouFi q ..li Couniy and siais.
caEuLINE Cots, piainiif.l
IoHE Co.'s. defendant.
To John Ole, dele1f4nl.
Voc are hereby notlfei that you haFe tecn
~ fled 1y Carollle Cols, t1e llId rlllatiI. a.
that guu must answer the 1esfti1n lied 81 Elid
pi1lltif On he shove entitled cause or oT 1af1Fa
The ma dap gf IaHraIF, a. .. ie37, on such Pc
tlticr VII be taken a. tfus sud iudE1leai wa
deref ac-sFIiingly; fhe 1aturc % ehlch eiil te q
decree 81 digOres frcm Jos. fcr lhs said plalntiG
ard "a order restoring - atl pIainfif tsr ioTuer
equliabie relief CanoL1aE CoLE.
By AooEs &QrEsEE. her Att1rnsys
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The JOURNAL
THuRspAY. Dc. b. -.

TIKI report goes abroad that tire
President has the gout. Not much
IsleFaonlan aimnllcllg about thai.