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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-08-07
special Notice.
BEloRApE, Texag, MARCH, Is. Is!

BELGRADE, Texas, March 28, 1886.
DR.. J. o. FbYEN Dear Sir-My
daughter whom you SO carefully at,
tended for the birth Of fine daughter,
and dr0psY, also. is now enjoying
tolerably good health. We grant you
our many thanks, for without your MD
we do not believe that she would have
ever recovered. Yours truly,
MARY II. MCMAHON.
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~, W. Davidson, Of Evergreen,
Ala, says, for years / haye been trou-
Dled with Ague and Dumb Chills, my
whole system was impregnated with
Malaria in its most lnalignaEt form,
three boxes Of MoFse'a Agpe Magnets
thoroughly cured me, At cost Of fifty
cents per box, when ! had expended
hundreds Of dollars with physicians p
For sale by WM. MEYER, Lake Charles,
In.
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CURE FOE PILES .

Piles are frequently preceded BY sense Of
weight In the back, loins and lower part OF
the abdomen, causing the patient to suppose
be has some affection Of the kidneys OF neigh
boring organs. At times, symptoms Of indi-
gestion are present, hatulencY, uneasiness OF
the stomaeh, etc, a moisture like perspira-
ton, producing o very disagreeable itching,
after getting warm, Is common attendant.
Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at
once to the application Of Dr.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the parts
affected, absorbing the Tunlors, allayiDg the
intense itching, aud eiEeetiDg q permanent
cnre. Price 50 cents, Address The Dr. Boz
sanco Medicine Co., Piqua, o. Sold BY MN
MEYER.
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Gentlemen Please ship Hs at once
two more gross Of your wonderful chill
and malaria remedy, IL gives universal
satisfaction and il the best seller VIC
have eyer bad, because it does all yon
claim for it. Yours trnly, 4. W. TAE-
LoR. Jefferson. pexas.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-08-07

Remember Morse's Ague aud Ma,
larial Magnets cures Bjliouspess, Sicl
Headache, Fever and Agpe, Dami
Gllills, and Ms5aria. Wa METkR, Lakt
Charles, La
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THURSDAY, July 3.

Board of Reviewers met pursuant
TO adjournmentj members present same
as ON yesterday.
Minutes of yesterday were read and
approved,
After having consumed the entire
day in the examination of the tax lists
Of this parish and being unable to com
PIete the same, the Board adjourned
until tomorrow morning at 0 o'clock,
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per RICHARD, Deputy.
WEpNEspAY. July 81.

Board of Reviewers met pursuant
to adjournment, with the following
named members present: J. w,
Bryan, President; D. ID. Andrns,
James Cole, Isaac Nichols, ID. A.
Lyons, VIM. Vincent and Demcy
Isles.
Minutes of yesterday were read and
adopted.
The Board of Reviewers having ex-
amined a portion of the assessment
list and not being able to complete
their examination they adjourned until
tomorrow morning at Q o'clock,
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Il "A not philosophy that makes men
cheerful, but cbeerfplness that makes
men philosophers.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1886-08-07
FRrDAY, July sS

Board of Reviewers met pursuant
to adjournment; members present same
as on yesterday.
Minutes of yesterday were read and
approved. Having consumed the entire
day ia the examination Of the tax lists
and being unable to complete the same,
the Board adjourned until tomorrow
morning at 8 O'clock.
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The experiment Of growing jpte in
Nevada soil is likely q prove success
fpl
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SATURDAY, July "a.

E"T "TVFF11E1f = Y6E'J TT
Board of Reviewers met pursuant
to adjournment; members present same
as on yesterday,
Minutes Of yesterday were read and
adopted. The Board being unable TO
complete the examination Of the tax
lists Of this parish, they adjourned
nptil Monday morning, July 90, at 0
O'clock.
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Il M, BRyAx sells q better Bgg.
gg for thp lpogey than y sold w aug
retail dealcr
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Tire great remeay for Kidney and
LAYER disesses, sold " VA NnaER.
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This is to certify that We the under
signed have. complied with the above
affidavit by commencing on the 10th
day Of July, 1885, eight hundred yards
northwest Of Loretta, at the public
road leading from Burns ferry to
Edgerley, running q soptheastward
direction via Loretta, then proceeding
onward IL miles, there intersecting
with the public road leading from
Lake Charles and intersecting with the
old military road at the Jack Harris
old field, three-fouFths Of mile south
Of the Rev. w. r. Davis residence.
Hoping your honorable body will &C.
cept the above and cause the above
named to be public road, and appoint
a syndic for the same, for which we
recommend w. L. Y, Eaves and ap-
portion as many such hands as our po-
lice member now in session, with yon
and from 9th ward may designate,
L. B. DIoKERsoE,
s. B. SLAYDoN,
Sigued, w. r. DAVIS,
w. L. Y. EAvEs,
Isaac NIoHoLs,
Thus done before me the under
signed authority, on this the 18th day
Of July, Al, ID 1885.
Signed E. L. CAMERON,
Justice of the Peace,
On motion, the above report was
unanimously adopted, and said road
as laid ont by said commissioners ia
hereby declared public road and w
L. Y. Eayes is appointed overseer
thereon TO serve until December al,
1888.
Commissioners appointed at a pre-
vious meeting Of this Board To lay out
a public road from the ford on Big
Indian Bayou to Slaydon's mill, made
the following report
oALcAsIEU PAHIaH, la, July n, 1885.
To the Hon. Police jury of the Parish o.
oalcasieu
dEaTLEMEN--We lhe commissioners
appointed by your hoholaoio pouy
70 lay oss = Puohg roau @ uon''Ienu'us pa
at tho ford on big 1ndlan bayou,
running in q northwest direction TO
Slaydon's mill, inteFsecting the OLD
military road at that point, Your
commissioners further report lhat they
have laid ont said road 70 the best o.
their ability and knowledge and on
The nearest and most practical route;
all Of which is most respectfully sub
mitted,
", J, sLAKDoN,
THoMAs JACKSON,
tsigned) JEFF eooLEF,
Al. CooLEY,
WIS, COOLEY,
The above report was unanimously
adopted, and said road as laid out BY
,aid commissioners Is hereby declared
/ public road, and Lewis jackson ap-
pointed oyeEacer thereon, from Hickory
10 Indian bayou, and Wm. Bishop
from Hickory branch to Slaydon's mill.
Committee on appropriations made
the following report, which was unan-
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NO. q3.

To the Honorable Police Jury Of CaIcaafeH
Parish, Louisiana
GENTLEMEE-You will see BY the
letter Of Hon. s. o. shattuck hereto
attached, and made part hereof, that
he succeeded in collecting 500 on the
claim made By me Of $210 as bal
ance due the parish by the State on
the land abstracts procured last year
from the State and II. s. Land Offices,
which | believe the State should have
paid two-fifths Of The entire costs of
these transcripts, which is $50 yet,
under the circumstances, !, like Hon.
s. o. Shattnck, think it best to accept
this settlement, and hope your homer
able body will accept and approve
this settlement.
Respectfully submitted,
J. w. BRYAN.
The commissioners appointed at the
last meeting Of the Police Jury to lay
out public road from Jack Harris's
old field to Loretta, made the follow
ing report:
LORETTA, July 10, 1886.
We the undersigned, Z. B. Dicker-
son, Isaac Nichols. w. R. Davis, s.
B. Slaydon and w. i. X. Eaves, do
solemnly swear that we will lay out
the road now directed to be laid out
by the Police Jury Of the parish Of
Calcasieu to the greatest ease and adj
vantage of the inhabitants and with as
little prejudice to the Enclosures as
may be without favor or affection,
malice or hatred and to the best Of our
skill and knowledge. So help US God.
L. B. DIcKERsoN,
Isaac NIcHoLs,
w. r. DAVIS,
w. l. Y. EAvEs,
s. b. SLAYDoN.
This done before me the undersigned
on this 10th day of July,
A. d., 1856.
(Signed) Ell. CAMRRoN, ], P,
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Police bury Proceedings.
JULY SESSION, 1885.
TUESDAY, July 20.

TUESDAY, July 90.
Police Jury met at the Court Hous,
in the town of Lake Charles, on thi
goth day of July, A. D. 1886, beinl
the day fixed for the regular meeting
The roll being called the following
named members answered to thei
names, viz: J. W. Bryan, President
D. D. Andrus and D. A. Lyons. Ther'
being no quorum present, recess wa
taken until 2 o'clock p. m.
After recess the following named
members answered to their names, viz
]. W. Bryan, D. D. Andrus, David
A. Lyons, James Cole, VIM. Vim
cent and Isaac Nichols. Absent: J.
I. Hewitt and Demcy lies.
Minutes of last meeting were read
and adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Vincent the Po.
lice Jury resolved itself into board
of reviewers, for the purpose of re-
viewing and revising the assessment
lists of the parish for the year 1886.
The assessor sent in the following re.
port:
STATE OF LOUISIANA, /
PARISH OF CALoAsIEU, July 20, 1885.
To the Hon. J. W. Bryan. President, and to
the Members of the Police Jury of the
Parish of Calcasieu:
Gentlemen-By virtue of and in
obedience to the Gath Section of an
act of the General Assembly of this
State, Act SO, approved and signed
July 5, 1888, | have the honor to lay
before your Honorable body the list
of property with estimated cash value
thereof of all the taxable property sit.
uated in the parish of Calcasieu, and
liable to taxation, made, valued and
listed by me as required by law, which
are respectfully submitted to your Hon
orable body for review and decision.
/ have the honor to be very respect
fully, your obedient servant,
A. L. REID, Assessor.
per RICHARD, Deputy.
On motion, it was
Resolved, That the assessment OF
the Louisiana Western Railroad Com
pany be and is hereby fixed at the rate
Of six thousand dollars per mile for
the year 1886, being the same as
agreed upon by the agent
of said Company and the assessor.
On motion, the Police Jury adj
iourned until tomorrow morning at 0
o'clock
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BIOrse's Ague BIngneGs.

A green turtle can live six weeks
without food.
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My n, 10 bNIal1t 10NT IIHH7
N Licenses 1881 -,,t,s
Respectfully submitted z!

Mo- n F4NN7FE7T Z ~ 2 TF7TT77T TTTF
Iake Charles aHig 4 1885,
!. WI RfYan presented file follow
ipg repsFg whieh was unanimously
adopted
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VOL. XVIII.
Professional Cards,
R.. H. ODOM.

Atty and Counsellor at Law,
LAKE CHARLES, LA.
Office. oper W. p. Thomas d Co. store.
viii practice in the Courts Of Calcasieu,
Vernon and Cameron parishes, the Supreme
Court of the State and Federal Courts ut
Opelousas. mh2S- S5-ly.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12


Mr.. E. w. Pike is pushing the work
at the gas works With great energy.
He confidently hopes aud expects
Notwithstanding the extension Of
time given him by the city council
To have the city lighted by Oct LIST.
He does this at an expense 10 himself
Of about 81 900 Incurred in obtaining
piping, Of which tile supply at the
fOundries is much less than the de-
mand, aud which caused Mr.. Pike to
ask for an extension OF time. But he
desires 10 push the work and have Il
completed before cold weather sets in.
The wOrkmen are pushing the stone
work on the huge tank-about 80 feet
in diameter-and at the present rate
Of progress will have il completed in
about two weeks. Mr.. Pike IL fur
nishing his works with machinery
and appliances which will supply
city Of 5000 inhabitants with gas
He inform Us that the Topeka Works
when put in had a capacity ouly for
1900 inhabitants. His work is all Of
the most substantial kind, and intend
ed 10 endure ~ long "a the city itself.
The stone for the tank Is brought from
Dunlap. Cement Of the best quality
and most liberal supply, helps
strengthen all the massive masonry
ofthe tank. The adjoining building
il substantial structure, divided in
to two parts-One to contain the puri-
fiers and the other the generating APP
paraius. The roof is Of corrugated iron
riveted to sheathing. supported by
truss rafters-sO that the structure Is
absolutely fire-prOOf Mr.. Pike was
unable 10 secure a suitable Superin-
tendent, hence Is devoting his whole
time. early in the morning and late at
night, overseeing the work himself.
He il himself a man OF energy and
drains a wonderful amount Of 1t into
those under him. An addition Is to
ut uulik uAl TIT sOuAu EANAI % NlAN HANn-
ent structure-2Ox4O feet-tO be used
as coal bins, and an Office on the
north side. The Missouri Pacific
have constructed a switch for him,
which is Of great service in the deliv p
cry Of material and coal. The coal he
Is to use will be the best anthracite.
His lamps. and lamp posts have az
rived and are stored, ready TO put in
place. II will take from fifteen TO
twenty days to lay the piping, which
will be commenced shortly. In New
ton he supplies many families with
gas for cooking purposes, 40 that
they have done away with gasoline
for something infinitely superior.
Mr.. Pike hopes to make the same ar
Engagements for domestic use here.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

There will be no "ehesinuts'' nor
stale worn cut FEATURES about the
Great Western National Interstate
Fair nj Bismarck Grove September 6
20 II. All the extensive and grand
exhibits II a grand exposition viii be
there, and the standard races viii &C
cur on the magnificent track. But
all the special features, all the amuse-
nlent events and startling spectaeles
Of the hippOdrOme will be novelties in
fact as well as in mind. Real innOvR-
lions. original features never before
seen On the vest.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP,

august ltns 1850
Pursuant to q call by the Secretary
Of the Farmers Alliance. No. !, Dis
trict "a. the farmers Of District -
met and organized assembly No. 2
The following officers were elected;
Patrick MeAndreWs. President I;
Michael BrOgan. Vice President /;
Levi MeCarty, Secretary; Frank
Mulkey. Treasurer.
The following COMMITTEES were APP
pointed by the president: On finance,
w. q. Fore, W. DERRICK and Frank
Worth. On membership, JEFF Cooley,
John Worth and Miss McCsrty on
music, discussion, etc, Emmit Ne
Carty, Eva Fore and Mrs. Cooley.
Programme for next meeting. Aug
IL: Question for debate, RcsO red,
That listed eoFn produces more 90 the
acre than corn planted with the
planter. To open discussion, Wilson
DERRICK. Select reading. w. &. Fore,
Ottie SargeRt aud JEFF Cooley. Dee
lamations. John Worth, John Mean
drew, and Frank Mulkey. Essay,
Ben Worth. Paper, Patrick Mean
drew. Music by the society. All
are cordially invited 20 attend.
Patrick MeAndrew. President.
Levi McCarty, Secretary
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

GOD Dot on south Santa be avenue. price
A god iot on Walnut street, so2i75 feet. Price
Ss0a.
An excellent residence Dot un south Filth street.
7uE2o. Price stsa
A loi on north Second street s0Kls0. Price
sl8.
Santa p avcnuc story frame house rnoms
stable buggy shed cual house and other buildings
fruit and shade trees and q splendid veil.
Nos7
Kiln street story frame house uith 10 rooms.
Ecuts for go per month. Lot Gl1isu. Price elsQ
ei0ao down balance on time.
NoH
santa Fe auenue Dot GA lsn story frame house
r1ums ine ahnie trres and fenced. This g. a
bargain Prire slaUo. sdiu cash balance on time.
Nogl
Eighth street. A enc 2 story brick house, also
a siury frame house back part oi be facing on
Niuth street. LIT i6H1n fenced dnc lai 81 shade
cash balance on dime O. suit buyer
South seventh street . story frame house (
Tnoms eisirrn we'll water wnrks guui coal house
Lot 5lul3n Fruit aud shade trUts a fuc lawn.
Prioc gigFi cash. This uur 81 the hest neigh
borhoois On the city and Is very cheap prop
srty.
To- nu want Ian utrr- Of land OF one acre. o. you
want uid land 90 city property give us call
We pay taxes for non rtsiieut,, - invest money
for eastern parties. We have the hfai SCI OF
ahsirsci hooks in Saline county. We show you
land and charge yuu nothing for Do whether you
bur or not. lAn not iaIl Co call uu Fitzpatrick A
Going. rosin1dcr Kock Salins. kau-as We
reier you o. any hank iu Salina-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12
Stock Sale.

will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder on my farm, nine miles
south Of Salina and three miles sOuth-
east Of Mentor, on Wednesday Sept.
let, 1886. the following property:
Four head OF horses, ] fine young
stallion, English Coach and Morgan,
5 years old 3 high grade smooth
steers, two years old past 10 yearlinR
steers l6 yearling keifers; 25 COWS
with calves by their side, some OF the
COWS are excellent well-brOken milk
ers; farm wagon, l harrow, plOws,
2 eultivalOrs and other farm utensils.
TERNs-A credit OF six months
with approved security, notes bear
ing s per cent. from date II paid when
due, ifnOt paid when due to bear -
per cent interest from date. Sale TO
commence at 10 o'clock IN. Free
lunch will be served. Sale will be
positive. No by bidding. II you
want nice young cattle come
TO my sale and buy some good young
stock. AUGUST ZIEBEL.
w. r. GELS, AuctiOneeF.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

The following special telegram APP
Jared in the Kansas City Star.
IL RAMON. Ill. Aug. l0-Dr. VIII
aha +. Sgahleu, for twenty-three
eais connected with Mckendree col
eEe, and Tor three year, It's president,
eslerdsy rendered his resignation 10
hal Institution 10 accept = position
giih the Wesleyan University Of
Kansas 1t Salina- lie has been elret-
Il n member of the faculty Of that Ia
stituiion, with the expectation 81 be
ing made its president, which ques-
ton will lie decided nc a meeting OF
the directors 10 be held at Beloit to
day. DIR. Swahlen Is still a young
man, one Of the most prominent e,iu-
cations Of the state, and Is we'll and
favorably known Ia the educational
world.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

Quite an important case came az
before Justice Wellington last Mon
day Mr.. GregOTious, the Assaria
miller, brings suit against Mr.. }. ID
Dunn, which In a manner will be
come q test case. A number Of sub
scrlptiOns were made 10 induce Sir.
Greg0riOus TO start mill In Assaria-
Mr. Dunn being one Of the subscrib-
eFs. The subscribers have refused Ia
pay because the mill Is not what was
promised. The test case spoken of
will determine the legal rights Of all
the subscribers. The case spoken Of
was postponed until the 23d. Nearly
half the citizens OF Assaria have been
subpOenaed a. witnesses. The trial
will bring In much expert testimony
and as a consequence will be very in
teTesting.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

The "milkmaids' social" given by
the ladies OF the Lutheran church at
the residenc9 Of Mr.. and Mrs. A
Keefer, South Eighth street, Tuesday
night, brought out large and appre-
elatlve audience. The lawn was il
lumined by lamps and Chinese Ian
terms, tables were spread at which
were served ice cream, cake, butter
milk and sweet milk. Mr.. Bond IA
vOFed the audience with q recitation,
Miss Ida Diehle with q declamatlO n
and Miss Mile Keefer with 4 song.
some eight or ten young ladies were
dressed as mllkmaids, armed with
stools, and ready to make war on the
young man who wouldn't spend n
nickle. About SIS was realized by
the entertainment, which no doubt
will encourage the young ladies to re-
peat Il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12
REAL ESTATE.

II you want a farm. a stock ranch.
or u you want 10 invest IN Salina
property, do not fail 90 call on us.
Remember Salina h. the largest city
between Topeka aud Denver, that she
has four railroads and about 8 600 in-
habItants. Freight Is a. cheap from
81. Louis 90 Salina az Il h from Kan
sas City 20 other points In central or
western Kansas. Examine the par
tial list Of property below. We will
charge you nothing for showing land.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12
Notice 10 Conirnoiors.

Sealed Bids will be received by the
undersigned until Aug. 20th, 1886, for
the erection Of a twO-story brick
block on the corner Of santa Fe
avenue and Ash street. Bids for the
entire work or any part thereof will
be considered. Specifications may be
seen on application at Taggart's
Bank. The right to reject any and
all bids Is reserved.
292w II. =. & J TAaaART.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12
II. ). & J. TAGGART.

Regular services In the Lutheran
church next sunday at II A. N. and
sP N. Sunday school begins ut 9 80.
For the church services, the bell re-
Gently purchased will ring twiee-at
the hour for service and half an hour
before. The bell will be rung but
once for school, at 9:I5. All are well
come.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

A meeting Of the county commits
sIoners has been appointed for SAlur
day, al which time petitions for vot
ing township aid % the Chicago. st.
Joseph and Fl Worth Railroad in the
townships Of solomon, Eureka and
Gypsum. will be passed upon the
Board.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12
EvsuifsI TurfTournsnsus,.

The most exciting. startling and
superb racing pFugram that has ever
been prepared for the delight Of the
western public b arranged for their
pairons by the management Of ire
great Western National Iuier-sirie
Fair for their exposition September 8
% IL. Trials % speed in which large
numbers 81 the celebrated and sense
uonal running, trolling and racing
horses Of the country have heen se
cured VIII be inierspersed With exeig-
ing turf novelties rivalling the spoIts
Of anci, nt hippO,irome. The iraek af
Bismarck Grove has been improved
Il great expense, and Is pronounced
the best Ia the world.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

The worms nests on the trees In
the Park should he cut off and burned
before they spread over more Of our
beautiful shade trees. One man
with a pair Of long handled shears
and basket to catch the nests a. they
fall, can destroy them all In one day.
Now Is the time to do Il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

The specialist. In order 10 succeed
In any particular branch Of medicine,
must be well informed In all its
branches. For this purpose DR..
Brown took advantage Of the Special
clinics in the Hahnemann Hospital,
homeopathic. Of Chicago. during his
time required in that institu-
ton. He is thoroughly prepared to
treat all Eye, Ear ami Surgical dis
eases. All professional calls prompt
ly answered in the city or country.
Office In Campbell & Tuthill Block,
Salina, Kansas. 2S-5t.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-12

It Is pretty sure thss 10 the State
Temple of the Knights OF PythIas Is
not erected here. the local order will
proceed to put up q fine structure on
the corner where their present build
ing stands. Salina will thus have
three ornate temples-and can justly
be called the "eity Of temples"