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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26
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There has been developed during
the past six months In many Of the
larger cities of the country aremark-
able interest in reaching the careless
and neglected by personal visitation
TO religious services. In some place
interesting facts are revealed. Such
3 canvass Of a large section of the
city Of Buffalo, y. Y, last month, in
which 5000 names were taken, show
ed ali Of these but 800 gave their
church preferences. Only 40 could
be classed as unbelievers in chris
tianity, and but 3 confessed them
selves as infidels. Some 40 names
were added to the pastors visiting
lists. In one district in Kansas
City, 24OO families were visited, rep
resenting g2l0 people. OF these 1854
were church members and 1882 Sun
day School scholars. OF the 5000
people found without any church
membership, 24SO expressed prefer
ences, naming their choice. And
their names were Immediately sent
TO the pastor Of the church preferred.
Pittsburg and Allegheny city have
taken q complete religious census,
showing that only two out Of every
nine are outside OF all church mem
bership, and that more than one
half Of the entire population is dis
tinctly Evangelical. st. Louis is
now at work in making the vista
ton. In no case is the object Of
such a canvass TO disturb the relig- |
iOus prejudices or preferences Of
any, but simply to ascertain who do
and who do not attend church aud |
Sunday school. The Religious Cen
sus Board Of Salina, has been organ
lied for the purpose Of doing work in
our city and OF reaching with "A Chris
tain hand many neglected homes. Its
purpose Is simply to do good aud to
collect religious statistics, and the re-
suit Of its work will no DOUBT be of
much interest TO all. The city has
been divided into five wards, that pOr-
ton lying east Of the river forming
the fifth. Mrs. J. W. Kraft and Miss
Tena BrOss will canvass the first
ward; Mrs. G.. w. Benfield aud Mrs.
VIM. Berg, the second ward; Misses
Lima Keefer and Ida Dihle, the third
ward Mrs. =. T. Crisis aud Mrs. r. II.
Dihle, the fourth ward; Misses Lizzie
and Anna Manderbacb, the
fifth ward. The JOURNAL will re-
port AT times the statistics gath
cred. The printed blanks which will
be used by the canvassers indicate
hat in each home it is desired TO
know how many go to church and
school, and to which one;
aud il no church or school is attend
ID, for which one, il any one, pref
renee is had. Whenever such a
preference is expressed for any
'hurch, notice will be sent to the !
'astor Of that church, informing him 7,
II the family aud suggesting visit.
This certainly is pure mission work
nd must work good results for Sa-
ina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26

The sessions Of the Y. NJ. G. A.
Conference were very interesting.
Saturday was devoted To business.
The women's mass meeting at the
Y. NJ. &. A. rooms at p. m. Sun
day had full attendance and was
presided over by Prof. Shirk, presi-
dent Of the Abilene Association.
The mems mass meeting at the
same hour in the English Lutheran
church was led 10y Geo. :. Fisher, Of
Topeka, state secretary. There was
very large attendance. Most ex-
cellent music was rendered by a
large male choir under the leader
ship Of p. V. Jenness, Of Leaven-
worth.
Sunday night the mass farewell
meeting was held at the NJ. f.
church and the building was crowd
ed. The meeting was led by Mr..
Fisher, the State secretary, and the
male choir Of the afternoon furnish
ed the music. There were general
talks by members OF the Association.
A fine collection was taken up for
state work.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26

During the last four nights Of last
week the electric current west nom
the Gels establishment ON Fifth
street was very weak, giving forth a
very poor light TO the incandeseent
lights-so dim, in fact, as to make
their use barely tolerable. East Of
fifth street they were all right.
What was the trouble the proprielOrs
could not find out, aud they tele-
graphed the mandatory at Fort
Wayne for an expert. In accordance
with the request, Mr.. Hulseher ar
rived on the train Sunday after
noon, and il didn't take him long TO
set matters TO rights. He discovered
that one Of the dynamOs had been
reversed. The light last night was
a. bright as Il could be. Our boys
are learning, and they have learned
AZ least one very important matter
90 this occurrence.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26
Board OF Trade.

The meeting at the board Of trade
rooms Tuesday discussed matters
Of the travelling mems annual meet
ing for May -. The general plans
will be made complete by the pro-
gram committee, but are sufficiently
matured to assure that a procession
will be formed al the board Of trade
rooms, to march through some Of the
thOrOughfares OF the city to the park
for dinner. The Fourth regiment
band and orchestra are i'm eOntem-
platiOn to furnish music for the
banquet and other exercises. The
following additional committees
were chosen last evening:
Reception committee Of ladies'
Mrs. a. f. Ransom, Mrs. J. F. Roe
buck. Mrs. Ben Nicholson, Mrs. ).
Laird, Mrs. Wallis, Mrs. c. A.
Read.
Superintendent Of cOmniiuccs-E.
w. Ober, peresident Of the board Of
trade, J. +. Roebuck, president T.
4. a.
Mdrshdl-H. ID. Baker. with
power TO appoint assistants.
Another meeting Of the board Of
trade will be held Saturday night,
To confer with the I. F. A. which
will hold their regular meeting at
that time. II Is desired that there
shall be a full attendance Of men,
bers. The request especially applies
To the several committees, all Of
whom the board of trade desire
should be present to report and to
prepare for operation.
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erp.u.n vsllsy F.rmsr.. club.

Gypsum Valley Farmers Club met
at the residence OF b. q. Lanham on
Saturday evening, April q.
The meeting was called to order
by President Delghan.
The minutes Of previous meeting
were adopted a. read.
Our club paper was edited and
read by Mr.. VIM. Reese, which was
we'll gotten up and did himself much
credit by preparing such an interest
ing paper.
Miss Nettie Lanham then favored
the society with an excellent piece
Of music, which was appreciated by
all.
The sorghum question was opened
by 3. G.. Lanhan, which was well
handled by Kim. A very interest
ing discussion was engaged I'm. II
was the opinion Of the speakers that
an establishment for the manufac-
ture Of sugar from sorghum would
not pay in the valley at the present
time.
After the regular exercise the
young and old had q very sOciable
time. It being very pleasant, many
spent their time out Of doors.
Quite q number from Saliua were
present, who are always welcome.
Among that number we noticed
Mrs. Van Urine, Misses Phoebe God
frey, Nerna PealeF and Grace Good
win; MeasTs. Van Urine, Milan,
Goodwin ard Phillips.
PROGRAM FOR NEXT MEETING.
Select reading-Misses Anna Stew
art, Emma Post and Mr.. Ira Burnell.
ReeitatiOns-JOel Kelley Miss
BOnells and May Miller.
Club paper and Mrs. J. /.
Sands.
To open Reconsideration Miller.
QuestiOn-'R Resolved, That the
Farmers Should Take More Interest
in Dairying."
On motion the Club adjourned 20
meet In five weeks 81 Arson MilleF's.
REPORTER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26

Three 10 four hundred persons
passed from and through Saliua last
Tuesday for Abilene, bound To have
good time, if no other results are
to come out of the sl-Iemoving
convention which was called Ia as
semble in that place to-day. They
well knew, or seemed Ia feel, that
they would Ice splendidly treated 10y
the citizens Of Abilene, taking past
gatherings as a proof.
4 large number of ladies was in
few Of the delegations.
The largest crowd was from Me
Pherson county. From Mcpherson
city and representatives throughout
the county, exclusive Of Lin-horg,
there were lbs persons; from Linds-
borg, ~. They came up in two
coaches attached To the regular tram
at lO:l5, and had the Mcpherson
band with them. Both sides of the
rear car bore streamers, on which
were rude paintings Of the capitol
building midway Topeka and cen
trail Kansas, propelled along bv
grasshOppers, prairie dogs and Jack
rabbits. Ii was unquestionably the
work Of genius. The band treated
the people on the platform OF the
main L. 2. depot 10 some fair music
while waiting for the train from the
west.
The next largest delegation was
from Lyons, Rice county. There
must have been a hundred of them,
ladies and gentlemen and their
band. They came in on the Mis-
souri, Pacific, and a. the train was
behind time they barely made con-
connections 10y alighting at the
Ninth street crossing and walking
10 the L. p. depot.
Both Mcpherson and Lyons it will
be recalled are candidates for the
state CaPital-henee they determin-
ed To Toe we'll represented To-day.
Lindsdorg il was remarked has
hankering in the same direction, and |
there was a jolly good crowd from
that burg. We noticed DR. Curtis,
DIR. England and John Rodell from |
the last place.
Lincoln Center sent eleven capital
removers headed 10y Hi. Hammer; |
Brookville eight, Russell four and
scattering representative from
here and there.
The two Mcpherson coaches were
hitched To the train east, aud when
il pulled out there were eight /
coaches which wendell their way to
Abilene, all heavily loaded with
capital-removeTs and wayfarers.
We suppose twenty-five persons
went 10 Abilene from Salina. \
number boarded the Santa Fe aud
Rock Island trains this morning,
among whom were Capt. II. ID. Bak-
er, II. :. Cunningham, August
Bondi and {. &. Fleck. We noticed
the following Salina gentlemen on
the L. p train: F. NJ. Hamilton, \.
l.. Dodge, T. ID. Fitzpatrick, F. G.
York, J. +. Wells, &. &. Culp, +.
II. Gibbs, y. d. Tobey and Chas. A.
NM
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BOARD or TRADE.
Committees Appointed for the T. PA
Annual Meeting ~ saliua.
Ma 10. 1855.

The board Of trade did nothing else
Monday than discuss the approach
ing travelling mems annual meeting
at Salina, on May 10, to formulate
methods and appoint committees.
The attendance Of members wss
very fair, and considerable interest
In the T. P. A. meeting prevailed.
The following committees were
chosen for the annual gathering:
COMMITTEES.
FiRdHce-Adam Kemper, VIM.
HOgben, George White.
Press, IaUifatioRs-F g. Andrews,
w. H. Johnson, c. NJ. Padgett.
Invitations and Printing-E. w.
Ober, r. H. MARYLAND, c. W. Banks,
James Kimball, J. F. ROebuck, -
Nicholson.
Ausic-T. L. Bond, c. b. Kirkland,
F. H. Wildman.
PrOgrGm-M. d. league, Emanuel
ROthsehild, A. L. Dodge, 5. Nor
Vile, J. F. ROebuck.
CGrridges-C. Eberhardt, F. c.
York, c. G. Wilmarth.
Reception-R. p. Cravens, f. w.
Ober, P. q. Bond, NJ. NJ. Briggs,
Vim. Berg, c. A. Reed, o. p. Laird,
A. +. Ransom, q. ID. GOtwald.
BdHgUet-Samuel Rothschild, NJ.
ID. league, Oscar sjeiIz, T. d. FItz-
patrick, F. H. Quincy.
Park-C. Eberhardt, A. Kemper,
w. &. Addison.
Dinner-Mrs. f. w. ODER, Mrs. NJ.
d. league, Mrs. +. G.. Andrews, Mrs.
f. W. Pike, Mrs. +. G. Culp, Mrs
Mile Martin, Miss Ellie White
head, Miss Clara Roebuck, Miss
Ella Kingman, Miss Katie Eber-
lardt.
DecOrotiOBs-E. d. Payne, Harry, |
Furry, VIM. Lawson.
TOasts-T. L. Bond, II. $. Cum
f. c. Culp.
PARTIAL PLANS.
Dinner to be ser we'd in Oak Dale
Park; banquet In the opera house.
four are lights are to be placed in
he opera house by Mr.. Pike for the
'anquet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26
Ner CambrIn chntt.rinr.-

Simon FOrney, Of Bonanza, Colo
RADIO, is visiting Lewis DOnmyer, JT.
Philip George Is considered dan
gerOusly sick At this writing.
Mrs. Laughlin, mother o. VIM.
and a. w. Laughlin, arrived here
last Friday evening from jefferson
county, Iowa, and will spend some
time with her children here.
a. W. Laughlin has rented the old
Harmon farm OF Addison & Seaman,
the present owners, aud will engage
in farming this summer.
James TObin shipped four car loads
Of fat cattle east over the Union Pa
cific Tuesday evening.
Miss Nettie Stifiier went down to
Abilene Sunday morning via the
Rock Island, for q short visit.
Mrs. w. ]. Brashear came up
from Rice county the first Of the
week and had her household goods
packed and shipped 10 Rice county,
where they will reside permanently.
John Vague's brother and brother
in-law, Of Osborne county, were Wis
iting him last week.
Mark Benfield has become leader
Of Cambria church choir, and the
public can now expect some good
music
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26

When Web=ters { unabridged was
first published IN one volume it va
q comparatively small hook. some
years after, an addition vas made 81
l,5oO pictorial illustrations. a table
Of synOnims and an appendi X % new
words which had come into use. A
Few years came an entirely new re-
vised addition % larger size. with
800 pictorial Illustrations. then af-
ter an interval Of . few years, a bio
graphical dictionary Of nearly lO.go
names and q supplement 81 nearly
BOD new words were added and nov
there has come a new and most val
liable addition. q gazetteer Of the
world, Of over 25,0O titles. The
work is nov not only IRE dictionary
par excellence, but q biographical
dictionary, q gazetteer u the world.
and q great many other good things
In it. many valuable tables.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26
Gypsum city news

G. n. johnson, j. W. Amos, ID. A.
Eagles,J. B. Sawtell and J. n. King
man are Otto Abilene % attend the
convention.
It il rather difficult 10 tell who
will be delegates 60 the convention
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wineberg and ]. e..
stiles spent Saturday and Sunday IN
Gypsum City.
John lamar 81 Bridgeport. and &.
+. Earhart % Hallville. spent the
day IN our city.
The Hope troupe played % cur
citizens very well Friday evening
but failed 10 DO 80 Saturday evening
80 those say who were there both
evenings.
Mr.. Ed. Heald Is down from Rox-
bury.
The Baptists and some Others paid
Rev. Stitt q visit last night bring
ing many good things with them.
The Steadman Post OF this city are
preparing for q good time Decora-
ton Day. Every person see 70 10
that they come.
Mr. J. Barkley, travelling auditor
Of Mo. Pac., was here Tuesday.
Several Of our young men took |
their best girls over 10 the Butte- |
Sunday and report a good time.
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r. d. Fitzpatrick. IW. Gsiur
FTTEPATRICK a ssosVG.
Real g,@tate. H.onn. and 1u@ur-
nuce aErnt- and ab-trur-
ter

'" VIII ''- To- y''
'-'''S ''''' every '''''' ''s '' 'hr''
'fii"e IN Post "iii'~ Ei"ek. -aiina-
kan-a-- \ regular iin" of ha'h- au.i
a. ''" from ''''' CORNER o."
,.,-,,,;r.
ertv Tb,v will -.u ,. t.,.
south Park Huy by two hundred
feet in sire, NJ from three hundred
anu seventy 1--WE dollar nr o." hr~
d.,
The, ID. ,-.......
r Avenue and Highland 4, ,-.u.
beautiful tract fora y.r, -.,....l.i.
price. call and --e aIout Co. Three
i'i- "n santa p Av~nu" Boo Goo Nan
"a Wesleyan sr"un'i-. 30 together
on corner for only hifrrH bundled
''''' ITO" "'.''' you ''Ar ''"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26

You cannot afford to waste time in
experimenting when your lungs are
In danger. Consumption always
seems, at first only a cold. Do not
permit any dealer 10 impose upon
you with some cheap imitation 81
Dr. Kings New Discovery Tor Con
sumption, Coughs and Cold-, but b.
sure you get the genuine. Because
he can make more profit De may tell
you he has something just a. good.
or just the same. Don't be- deceived.
but insist upon getting DR.. Kings
New Discovery, which il guaran-
teed 10 give relief in all Throat.
Lung and Chest affections. Trial
bottles free AZ Oscar Seitz'- drug
store. Large bottles 81.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26
s5o.5Oo DEAL.
The Grand Central Hotel Sold 20 ~. J..
WeIisIager for the above sum.

The final arrangements were com
pleled Saturday afternoon 10y which
the title to the Grand Central HOtel
property in this city was transferred
from Aaron Robbins TO NJ. J. Wells
lager. The price paid was $50, 800
BY this arrangement property and
cash consideration pass into the
hands OF Mr.. Robbins. as follows
An orange grove in Orange county,
Fla, S25, 600 ;lOts - and 81 Fifth street
and moth half Of lot IS Seventh
street, Salina, $500; lots So and IS
Fifth street. Salins, $500; cash
consideration, 81, 100. Total So
800.
Messrs. Robbins and Wellslager
left last Monday for Florida to make
formal transfer Of the property
there. All necessary papers have
changed hands.
The sale was made through the
agency Of p. q. Bond, and the first
word spoken of the transaction was
on Wednesday. The whole matter
on the part Of the Office was con-
Quoted 10y the efficient clerk, &. II.
Martin, and Mr.. Bond was much
surprised to learn of the trade on his
arrival home Saturday evening from
abroad.
The deal is an important one,
showing somewhat the value Of
Salina property.
The orange grove in Florida is
situated on lake and contains 52i,
acres and has ,OOO trees which has
passed the maturing point and are
all now in blossom. Mr.. Wellslager
refused 81, $40 for the grove aud
would not have taken $50, 900 had he !
been situated to give il his personal |
His large business in
terests here make that course i'm |
possible, aud il was at considerable /
privatiun that he made occg1unal |
visits there
How soon Mr.. Robbins will relin-
luish possession OF the Grand Cen
raj we have not learned, and have
yet to hear what are the plans for
he future conduct of the establish
nent. lie has no notion Of pulling
Ip stake from Salina, but has be-
'ome tired OF keeping hotel.
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NOtIse q Probate ofWfn.

STATE or KANSAS
CuUNrT 90 SsLfNE
IN the Probate e1urt in and Or said rrlunfy
and state.
IN the matter % fha probate % fha fnsf erffr
and testament q lpei Malfsy. derrass1.
lotletl J. hereby Sven that on ne fsfn ffr
20 a pril. ~ Died Oh The nfHne 1f fhn Pm
tate Court - aid cuuuiy and state = written
Instrument uurruriinE % D. fhf laaf VII arlII
Testament % Joel MaitilF. dect asr.f. ana i
retitlgn praying hat aid viii may D. al
mltted o. probate.
heirs % he deceaaesi and an other rssrs1nr
Interested iu sald estate are hereby n1firelI
ihai on me nlh day Of April. lsss. ~ la'rIiaeE
p ~ o. said uay ] shall apply o. s1id r,rIrf
% have the said iusfrtimaff admitted ~ rrls-
laie a. the last viii ami testament 81 foua1
M1ling, deeeasafl IaWrs q. MarruT.
-ailnas haussls, April O.. ~
ATTEST VII. HIsunP.
ll--Ws Probate fuflrH
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rh. Eal,.r - -, .-Fl,hlrr.

And his name may have been NJ
d. Sin fact, the chief Of the JOUR
NAL has been or casting his lines
where mud turtles and fresh-wateI
crabs are supposed 10 abound in
plenty:
Contributed
The editor SAT on the hank, ira On ia.
As he had often done before,
Trying 70 catch some hsh, ira, Ia, d.
TIL the seat OF his pants got sore.
And the editor sat and he sat. ira, Il. a.
As he never will sii any more.
And 10 him comes the thOught that no nsh
he had caught,
And the seat Of his pants l. still sore.
He was there all day in the sun. ira. la, ls,
TIL the hands Of his watch pointed nine;
And the man on his right. Is he smiled ira,
Ia, Ia
said, sam, there's a fsh on your line"
The editor could not see, ira. d, ia,
From the effects Orwell never mind,
But nevertheless he pulled, ira. Ia, d.
And the ash was on the dry end Of the line.
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The State Dental Association will
commence its 18th annual meeting
at Topeka next Tuesday. r. +.
Niekles, Of this city, is the presi-
dent. A large and varied list Of
papers on subjects connected with
the profession are to be considered
by old and able practitioners.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26

"What ails you? For further par
ticulars inquire within" This il
the title-page of a folder which has
fallen into the hands Of Willis Kes-
Ter. Here is the story: Lately
Willis saw an advertisement i'm an
eastern paper from a Mrs. +. Revere,
Jersey City, y. J., who was selling
some sort of doctors book. In
spired out of pure generosity Of soul
he sent the lady one of his emigra-
ton circulars, with n very prettily-
wnrded note, inviting her To take
advantage Of the real estate mems
offer to refund "trip expenses
upon purchase Of 81 900 worth Of real
estate, and come TO Kansas. He
didn't forget 10 send her the accus-
toned ten cents for her folder.
Here is what lac got in return, writ
ten on the folder:
Thanks for the circular. Would
like Ia go wet, but being a widow am
afraid | could not properly defend
myself from those hurrid cOwJOys.
Yours, etc,
Mrs. +. REVERE.
Il must be confessed she rather
got il on Willis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26

\ union Of the three literary
societies Of the High school in the
following programme, resulted in a
very interesting entertainment Tues
day. At its close vote of thanks
was rendered Miss. Eleanor Spivey,
Miss. Mana Alexander and Mrs.
Gertrude Andrews for their services
50 kindly rendered:
!. Roll CALL
SENTIMENTS FROM SHAKE~PEARE.
>. say-BiograPhicai sketch oi shake
GRACE WELLINGTON.
8 Observation-Disclosures oliioqeuy.
FRED BLunGETT
T. Oation-Henry Finh's address 10 his
HENRY ODER.
D nlalogue-purtia sud Nrri~-a.
EDITH SAMPSON AND IDA kEltH.
g. Music ~olo'--Fly Forth - Gentle
MISS SPIVEY.
= OraiiOn-Antouy- funeral Grafton.
TuMNEN CORSDN.
= ESsay-Jharacfer sketch uf Puriia-
BIRDIE WATSON.
= Music ~olo'-"Ai she Ferry
EDITH SAMPSON.
10 Recitation--The lrtter scene from
n. Music duet.-"oh that VI ton were
MISSES. SPIVEY AND SAMPSON.
y Dialogue-Quarrel OF Bmius and Cas-
JAMES AND CHAs. CUNNINGHAM.
Is Reading-The chamber scene from
MRS ANDREWS.
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The nv qr 80 - T. o.. D. 2 uesi. ufu
LrA1t iuf city ufuFertg- 81 arrrs under r1na.
acres IN irult AMI forest tres. q nrfrE %
pasiure--glth hedEe fence go aruund living
aatef iuElle-lia story frame h1rEe-wltn =
ftlullai gard uinlflll wlfn faa1-mfn ana
com slie. - litecheds neEef-llliinT vel 81
Nul1f. ABBY - Nnmann Nunnr.
On TIE l1fHI miles roTllanEf nf IalII|.. ~
aadfea eeH eau nfia. 3ar1sa M.1
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W. ID. Holt 4 Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists Of Rome, TIA, -ays:
We have been selling Dr. Kings
New Discovery, Electric Bitter- and
Bueklen's Arnica Salve for four
years. Have never handled rene
dies that sell a. we'll, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have
been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city.
Several eases Of pronounced Con-
sumption have been entirely cured
by Use Of a few bottles 81 Or. Kings
New Discovery, taken On connection
with Electric Bitters. We guarantee
them always. Sold by Oscar Seitz.
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Mr.. Wilson, who is TO take charge
Of the National Hotel, j. here 10
stay. He will open the house about
June /, hardly being able TO arrange
the house before that time. The ell
evator has been completed aud
the furnace was fired up yesterday.
An inspection OF the building
throughout was made this morning
by Mr.. King, the architect. in COM
pany with P. L. Gebhart, president
Of the directors Of the hotel COM
pany, Mr.. Wilson and others. The
work Of finishing up the hotel is
progressing with All possible speed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26

can pasture 50 head Of steers on
my section 70 miles southeast % Sa-
lima. Abundance Of spring water.
Price 80 cents per month. Address
at Assaria, Kansas.
10 maxwell PHILLIPS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26

100 cords.of rock for sale, nj $50
per cord delivered any place In Sail
ma. Also horses and mules for sale.
2l-2t. J. d. SUYuAM.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-04-26

Cattle 10 Craze. l~tu acres oi
choice grazing land, with good, liv-
Ing water in great abundance. Good
care, reasonable rates. For partic-
ulars apply to
DAVIS, BRIGG~ & GEHHART.
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