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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09

snf he saILxp 20 ofvs DxAuB Hu
ACTIVE supPoGr,

WEI he saiLxp 20 ofvs BLAME Hn
ACTIVE SUPPOSE.
NAsHvfLLs. Tenn, Msy 5.-The Amer
iesa prints an irservieV with A. n.
Haehes, IT,, chairman of tse Rspubli
can sssts executive COMMITTEES, regard
ing sts failure OF Roscoe C9ukiing 10
actively snppost James q. Blaine In the
lass efcsldentiai canvas. Hughes
gives facts that have never before been
inside pabiis- In brief, Mr.. Hughes said
that soon afteT Elaine vas Nominated.
'seossos Chs lee. ssaiizing toe Importance
securing the assists roe Of Conkiipg for
Blame Ia Nsv York cams est and veus
70 Nee York for that especial porpose;
that Caa6ee, - . result 10 prolonged
and sAsnest cenfescnoe with Oorhiing,
secured from him o promise that II
Blaine would Wstss him personal let
sef reqn esticQ assistance thai Copklina
would sesly 10 90 open lefssf With .
tisdRo TO support him 10 the Canvas
senator Chsdee elsted 81 hss success
With C0uhisnQ GOT 90 the frat train
vhich isfs Hsg York after this pledgs
cas- given and vent 10 see Blaine At biz
home 10 Maize. Tbs sisoatton vas Ell
planned and Blaine wrote the desired
letter 70 Mr.. C0ukiine. This letter wss
given TO walker Blaine 10 be carried b.
aim In person 20 Combine - delicate
compsiment and Chsdee retoiced
shas bic mission vas done and
dissvpearcd ffsm the soene. de
suxicusly awaited the pbiication OF tue
response from Oonklipa, bat 10 never
ssms. Investigation proved that
Walker Blaine carried The letter 10 Nsv
York, bus 90 his way to OonkliDa's
nonss ~ stopped q the National Re-
cubl can hsadQ7ayters. Mentiorine
she purpoee Of bis presence 10 Nsw
fork 20 steve Eikips, Ban Jones. chair
man Of the Republican National Execu'
tive commttec, and one or too
others, shsss gentlemen decided
that II Vas best 10 ignore
Conhiipg and the letter must reach
h,m. Accordingly IL was suppressed
asd the world An,ws the rest The an
smossiy Of CcukiipR wss intensified ct
the adslt,onsi s6font and Blame lost
New York. Hughes is positive that
shexe statements are correct for they
came directly from one Of the gentle
men vho Suppressed the letter. THIS
man revealed the circumstances after
the death Of Couklina and when II Vas
thoushs that Blaine would not 60 be-
fore the next conveniiou.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09

ADMfcaa Exyess. 90, csns1a Pnc4ne s..
1aaadz housA<m s9S. C<afral P.<1nc - i ,Dus.
stnxta III. Dsssvsrs = LAexavzzns -
s :s.. s,s f n. s.sssi sa .s ~ ~ MAJ as
eaz csssMi -, Kansas Tsxa isk. Nss
Yeex Csntszi iSSA. NerthMn psrtHs 24h.
prefssfs1 sax. AsGhvsGNa Les, 0seUpn
fnyrsvsmsns SEX. Nzvirstson ~. Trsas-
oo1sinensAI NJ. Pnez1c Mail s3ss. ReaAkee
s1H. R1cs lsssad i6i. St Rssi 5sss, Tsxas
Fsrt6e 80, Uasen fAci1c an. C. :. Expees
ssb. Y0Sc i3x wex~s Cnias IN.
ssx roax srerx nxvuv.
uxr Yonx. Nay The stock marsss vss
Again osly na1-nssiy s<tise end ssnsralls
wal. though saers vsfs sDurse during the
day, - vel ~ m4sked rseovertes - tRsa.
The iufasbsss AZ work upos the llss vess
nostiy In fases q . lower rags cf vAiue4 the
pr etpal cns being The sailing Of stocks IN
isss msrkss by isrsix aesS indscsd BY highsr
rstss for monsy In Iondss. Toe local bsafz
hsn meref sac lin. especially In the fassneoa.
o her lnhaeseos. such - the ilisess OF the en-
peTof. the rscess Uo,smsa faifnse aad small
sccrpeAncss 81 bonds ~ the treasury today hsd
some eject in producing g-nsrnl bsaf.s h
fe~.ing. There wss more a1uvity In the les
hsus. howxTes. and the msfkes again yisided.
nszijy closing hssvy.
PrznoLxeN.
yxw yoHx Nay s-Ths petroleum nss.
kss YES very Qaies and tbs ssiss an siiss than
sos some time Toe opening wAs steady. fol-
lowed By aitght dssltDs. Buyins by tsade9s
fosced toe press up 70 sSk and Shs msskss
closed STEADY ~ s3A. oonsoii6sssd Exchapss
-9peninx sak. highest 6k. lowest 9S.
closing sek. BtocE ExeAange -0psaing s4A |.
highest ss+s. lsvess ssh. closing s5s.; total
aalss. l9D.oc0 barrels.
NV sosx nAnxrm.
Hrv Yosx Nay s.-fiops-ouies M
ohsnesd,
susar-Duil end nominal, refined quiet,
steady. on 4 6os LILO. standard . xlA
wosi-Daii. haasy. domestic fleece 200s6,
pulled lSo3o. Tsxas 1891.
Coppss-Firm. LAks Sls 81.
Lead-DuiI. domestic tA.s2H.
Ttn--Dn,l, straits oIl.
UEee-apos fs,r, Kio drm. SIS, options
weak; closing higher End arm; sales, $1,000
bAs,; MAJ sl2 zlDi2e5, Juae s1LU7ot2,
JAY sil-9st9l2D, Angus Sl0.Aa9l0ss.
>sptembss q, s5olo o5, October q. soOl0.
cuicAso nAsxDra
cnscAso. Nay s. = wAsas-EAsies. cash
- +. jane eSh, Jaly tI3 ID.
Oaas-stesdy, casn s3st. June -. Juiy 3ak.
$50.
harley Nothing doing
re.s.rism: ss.a silsa June slA.a,so
sc ~, july Ga San.
Lard STEADY, cssh % 20. June ta.300
5 zsh, July $s.2ttto 21A.
CHICAGO CATTLE MAnxnT.
CnscAco. Nay S,-Castie-R Receipts 500.
siov bat higher; steers o. BOA. stoskses
end fcedsfs S2.6S03.0 rsxas stem, 8. Is
oasO.
hoss-reeelpts 1900 strons and shade
| igss $4ssD5 10
snsrp-Rsosspss opO. wooded natives $50
40 shora u 2j04. western eA.f5o6. ~.
Texas SAos.6O.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09

INA Wisslsv's eeoehins BySav, Ter chflArsa
sssehtna, 10 the psasuripsioa u 0as 81 Tie esss
female Ansoss an1 physicians IN tbs DATED
etatm. snd ~ oesn aasd fes fofsy ysan With
ssvee failing sucueua ~ D1llaone OF mothen
ieeehing IL value b detachable. q relieves
the chsld tron pain. cures dyssntsEy I'D diar.
rA0a. grtpang IN Ne bowels an1 Wind coils.
BY giving AsAlth - H. ehilA u rests tbs
olotbsr. Prias 2sc hostls. aplGAWly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09


Bronchiiis ia an acute or chronic irri
'stion or inflammation Of tie mucous
membrane u the bronobi the air Tubs
OF the lungs. The chief symptoms are
fever. t!ehtless or constructions Of the
chest, with whefxipe. severe cough and
expectorsilun. - FIRST o. e,aris m1cus
which SOMETIMES becomes heavy aud
thick, tongue foul; there IL headsche,
la-sitnde, sick. gone feeling, With q
hscksnt, Irritating cough. worse after
active exsfcise. such al running 40
stairs, etc. Bronchitis is frequent re-
snis OF caroric catsrih. and 10 liable TO
run tnto serious iung mplicatious,
shich IL indicated by Q change 10 the
Voice, hosrssnsss, and a sore. bruised
feeling IN add ever the upper part OF
tie chest. TIE weather exsrts pro-
found infisence ever the symptoms Of
eronchiiis. differing. Of course, in each
individual case; sons perscns being
worse 10 damp, warm weather, some
worse tn daasp, cool or cold asrsos-
tbsre. While others are still more pro-
foandly affected by cold, dry air.
Bsonchiiis, acute sud chronic, should
hsve The prompt attention Of The sui.
feref, Otherwise sestous im garment Of
tee seHefsi health - sure TO follow.
Persons suffering from bronchitis. or
spy fcrcc 81 thrcss oisesss seou'd coz
suis the Dss. Darrin, and they will
sisays sive candid opinions. TIER
ttr1s Ter treatmsrt sre reasonable NJ
der al! Circumstances. auc sns isfgs
ru1ber OF cases coming uncsr their
care Eivs them such an exterded sy-
perienee thai thsy absolutely cure ~
oai Q: every loo casss, and every che
who strictly follows their direci.cns and
fai,hfaiiy uses ssefr remedies. II must
% SAID jns, here shss 10 get well Of
any chraaic disease 90 sxrioos chareo
ter, end remain cured. a pan must ss
he'd % see ths nature OF he oxn ease,
re needs sad Tsaairsmenis Of his oxn
90 s,iissior, and .rnsi tsve thst force
OF eheF1s 81 vbscA eompeis eV@pliancs
sitn tDese resolutions
unSs-IPkTfaS
IL beth = disease apd syr ptcfn, and
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09
sResCnlris -cessrnPATleH.
rHE sl0ss AND sYMPTOns - wnIou 7uEsn
rnoUBLEooA8 AYgRCxlo0s
AAR KNCWu.

Fer the uccessfu. treatment Of dis
easea. u simply requires knowledge. and
knowiecge u poWcr. Such knowledge,
~ acquired By fcloes observation. deep
feseafch. long experience and exact and
positive disRsosis Of disease. and as
indicates the proper remedies to be ap
plitd Ia each case, BY which means i'm
mediate relief Is followed BY permanent
cure, has euablsd the Dire. Damn 10
successfully diagnose anc treat tue fol.
lowing diseases, of which the oauses
aud o. mtscus are gwen.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09

sAH FaAxcIsc J. Nay -Arivsa-Ship 10.
senise. Tseosa.a-
AsAa BAr. May s-The tug Msstick. Tow.
lag snip. 10 N the Gay. High west wind.
BAH fnAHcHsco. May A-Arrived--Stesuer
Uma;tlls, victosia; elip Yosemite, Tacoma.
cIcssanees-Bask Seminole, Port Tounssud,
Dsparsurss-saip General Knox, Port Town.
send.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09


oIrssrA- NJ s.--&ns-hs sf isesrysrs.
s'oz Ne tses ~ win secretary OvsnSz
a IL Fssss souzd Esvigzsisa - In
prrsenens Company. IL capital stsek b
80 $50 szd fss <isrsss<a ~ Va. Bsyant.
Geo ". Baieos. L l. Dyer. kAsssi Jsek-
80 ssd j. L. Oliver. fss s1$ec<s ~ 30 sos-
street sd operate whsrvss and wsrxhsuz<s
- % general eoGn4asoa bzsis~n s
.<Afsze-
Ai<e rs rnmons MsS.s Company, win
. ezpsfaf sfack 81 - 90. Its 6sfestoss are
lssae b~ss-ssne. q. e. kHhosspe. l. A.
fsfA4ts aod t. n. Gri6sth. ifs ox5erts are
10 csnstnscs SO mil RIA iexssng campo
saa 70 engags IN ssnsfsi nercantfie hssf-
sess-
sxxu.ak rcrse.
FL .esanty sssvsscr, y. ". Brown. has
been enessei 81 ih< Director u tne o !.
O. r.. 4 b. 3. r. r. Company 10 seesre .
ssxf4 81 var FAT said company frpn Diym
pa 10 6rsy's Harne~ Mr.. brgsn h now
10 the city and vils probably start toDor
rgw for Chcb&Is eoanty 10 b<zia opera
fisas.
Nj. A. J. Grshxz. resent arrival is The
city. has ssas~d the ssiidins On nais ssre<t
lasnesiy ecespssd By the Olympia ressss-
rxct and viii soen oPsa an Ice cream and
confectionery stand.
Messrx. J. y Ryaa sei O. H. Golfer ar
rived Ia ssR essy few days ago from saa
Diego. Cal. having heen seorcbed out By
the bot weather. They are mnch plezzed
sikh Olympia aad vii probably remain per-
snzaeutiy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09
uxw soox-upfAuAHeIss.


kiiilsG Confessed.
SAu FnAucsnco, May 6-In tie case
OF John q. Crawford, for tho murder
az n. v. Burke last January, Crawford
today confessed that be shot Burse, bot
clsimsd that II vas done In self de-
fepse.
sea Hvsseascs PsimaPses.
sas faAscrscc. MAY 8 Primary cleo.
iiens we're held throughout the city to-
night 30 elect delegates 20 the Demo
cratic sts.s convention. The elections
pased oG quietly, there being bot little
opposition to ihe regular ticket.
Accepted with Regses.
wAsuISaroS, May &. - Postmaster
General Dseksnson has written q letter
10 4. 4. Nash, general superintendent
{ tie railway ua,i service. accepting
with the asmsst regret his Resignation.
tepdsrei some weeks seo.
penssss nan.
wAsufsaroS, MAJ s.--A senate hi
Vas ssvorshiy reported TO the house 10.
day. iacreasine the yenssou for total
disability to $40 PER month.
Corner en- Sarn.
Cnscaoo. May s.--Tha Daily Ns,ss
says thAs syndicate composed ~ local
hts kers aud tvo wealthy bsuksrs are
prsss,saIiy 10 eoatrsi Of all shs corn IN
sisht. With fee e1cersions. Tie ship
pass and receivers did their hayine FOE
them and consequently THESE move
sasats have attracted but little atteu-
iton. The syndicate proposes TO keep
the eeru veil up to sixty cents for sit
months 40 TO The marketing % The nav
Greg.
Death ef James afrney.
BsY CRY Mich. May s-Hon. Jacob
hlfnsY. died this motniag aged 10 years.
Vie vas The -oa 81 James q. Rt.uey who
ran FOE presideut on the Literal ticket Ia
ls&0. The dec~ascd was elected state seq
abr in l S>s. lieutenant gpyernor in isy)
aaa served - oirealt jadse for years. IL
1873 he wes; A. I :. fsiaisfef 10 The Meth
grisasis. rcssgaing Ia iss3, and be has beea
prsctleiag saw since.
ftred tate the Palace.
HUcHAsEsr, NAV s.--upon Investigation
sa4sy 10 vas disclosed that the msa Who
Wss dismissed ffosa the palace was isrita-
ted 81 hls dismissal and & wzs he seo frsd
iaia TIE palace Of the king IA a % u an
ssr
asra n,sw In the side.
NststvkKs. Nav s-A; = prize ssbi
BEAT .;ryeHasl4's pAsk Ia The sabaras,
Fired Wake received h.ow IN Inc sels
s-,ls fross hsz ospzsaeas uazsA faarmSn
Wish nAy fesaa fatally.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09

LounvlLLs. Nay a.-Louisville 8,
Kansas City ..
DEfsorr, Nay s.-Thsrs vas 20 game
here today.
CsncIsaArr. May s.-Tbs Cincinnati
81. Louis game was postponed on &C.
oount Of rain.
uxw soaK-npfAuAPeIss.
inpgANApoLls, May e.-TodAy's game
Pas close and exciting shsouahout at d
GAS NOT von until Herman knocked the
bali over the FENCE 10 the last inning.
The fielding vas very sharp on both
sides. score: Indianapolis 6. New
Ynft I
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09

sks Yaoz. Nay s-nsasy 20 Ell sasy
ss isDl siss>S cksr>1 5h0z Prf0s n-f-
esaris papsr - ss~ffnx exrnnnos esJsga
fR - aAy b<.b - = So fR a<ans4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09

WAsuISaros, May &. - Postmaster
General Dseksnson has written a letter
TO 4. 4. Nash, general superintendent
4 tie railway nall service. accepting
~ith the asmsst regret his Resignation.
tend rel some xesks seo.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09
see Hvasesses Primaries.

SAN fRAscrsco. May 8 Primary cleo
iiene we're held throughout the city to-
night 80 elect delegates 20 the Demo
cratic ststs convention. The elections
pssed o6 quietly, there being bot little
appcsftton 10 The regular ticket.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09

wAsnisaros, May "a senate hi
Vas isvorshly reported TO the house to
day. ia5reasins the yensseu for total
disability To $40 per month.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09
Corner en- sara.
p~ash ss Jsme. airp~y.

RtcHAsEsr, MAY s.--upoa Investigation
ssesy 10 vas disclosed that the maa sao
Sss dismissed ffesa the palace was ifgita-
tea 81 his dismissal and & was he vie irra
ia,S TIE palace Of the king Ia ~ u an
sTar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09

~ repssssetins Ne residents OF town
eaip u. range three sAss. In King coun-
" asd vho want . road opsned no
from Admiralty inist running north
endlsouth 10 She asuok valley road. They
hAss raised some money by subscri y
zion but seek 10 secure an eppropria-
uen from the commissioners Of King
eouasy suf5cisns. With what they have.
90 complete the uork.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-05-09
aa.a n,sw tn,h. s,s,.

Astssvkss. Nav s-A; prize SIGHT
nssF .;rveHaslA> pask Ia The ssbersss
Fred Wake received h.ew in me sels
s.,ls iross hsz osp=saeas uaHsi fahrmSH
sAlsh nAy fesal tslziiy-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13
Hniidar Amn,smrni.-

The An drews Dramatic Company,
which resumes its tour next week,
has arranged to appear at the Opera
house. during the holidays. In
this city. The engagement IL for
three nights, commencing Monday,
Dec. oath aud possibly q chIldren's
matinee Wednesday afternoon.
During the engagement the beauti-
full drama MAY Blossom" which
had o remarkable run st the MadI-
son Square theater, New York, will
be presented. This drama was the
most successful Of this compAny's
repertoire, during Its recent tour
through Nebraska. Mr.. Arthur
Day, our popular young townsmsn,
will assume his original character
Of "owen Msrrowgy, the fisher
man." In which he made such q
decided hit. Miss Belle Daily and
Mr.. Day have both kindly consent
ed to appear with the company dur
ing the Christmas engagement, and
our amusement loving public are
too well acquainted with the merits
Of the individual members Of the
company to require any special
word OF praise from us. The JOUR
NAL will be wonderfully dissspoiht-
ed II the popular Andrews eomra-
nv 10 not greeted by three crowded
houses
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

Two new students enrolled this
week.
Prof. Harne spent sunday in the
country.
Reunion IN Saturday evening. All
friends are invited.
lisa aud Minnie Reese visited al
home, near Chico, over sunday.
Miss Shelley IL giving some very
interesting talks an general exercise
George Hslbrooks, a student of
last year, will enter school next
week.
A number of former students are
expected to be present at the Re
union Saturday evening.
The lawsuit ON Saturday even.
ing brought out quite 9 number OF
visitors. A we gazed upon the as
semblage, the learned and sedate
judge. the grave and sober jury, the
mercurial clerks, and apt aud eau
tious reporters, the lawyers with
their files Of legal volumes, the doz.
ems Of witnesses AID the highly cul-
tured audience. we we're reminded
Of the trial of Warren Hastings.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

r. c. Kear has money TO loan on
first class real estate security al
e% interest and square cash com.
mission, or he can let you have the
money ct ~ to 81 interest straight.
And you will not have 10 pay for
recording and releasing two mort
cages. No delay and ne red tape
business. Call and see him. Over
ealina National Bank.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13


| And stIll they come-the new stu
dents.
Rhetoricals by section B." Fri.
day afternoon, at 8 o'clock.
Rev. w. II. Mechanic, one Of the
conference visitors, was In the city
Monday.
Prof. Cook presided at the meet
ing Of "Sectiou A" and seemed ai
home In the chair.
The thanks Of the College Officisls
were last week voted to the Aid
Society for our new furniture In the
chapel.
The ladies society gave . splen-
did programme last Saturday even
ing. The eKtempos were finely
written, and well committed.
Baker and McGurk are the lead
ing candidates for president Of the
PericIean society, while the Hon.
George Godfrey looms up as q dark
horse.
The anniversary program Is rap
idly being perfected, and everyone
vino ear, should hear It. Represen-
tatIves from the several elOcutIon
classes will take part.
Students should hold their meet
ings At such hours as will best ae-
commodate their landlords. We
would suggest that such meetings
be called &C u O'Clock sharp.
One Of the professors told his class
that the sentence who steals my
purse steals trash" was taken from
the bible. This prof essor must GER
tainly have . copy Of the latest YER
sion.
The subjects assigned for essays
next term have been announced
to Section A." The ladies will
write upon the search for the Ho-
Iy Grail" The gentlemen upon
college Honesty"
The members Of the OrstOrical
Association decided at their last
meeting to have q contest about
the last Of January. This will be .
rare treat for the people Of Sslius,
for our best men will compete.
Wonder how the Normal stu
dents would feel, II after having
asked their supply Of Geography
questions, the students In the higher
classes should turn the tables ON
them and ask q few questions In
Psychology or Calculus.
Prof. Cowgirl was heard wonder
ing after reading the remarks In
last weeks Republican, whether
the editor in his very extensive
reading had ever met the following
quotation:
a. moral. sensible. and well bred man
VIII not insult mr-and no other ran.
Unless the gentlemen wish to lose
first hOnors in every class, we
should advise more study and less
football. II the ladies educate their
heads they are sure to lead all the
young men who aspire no higher
than the culture of the feet 10 kick
u football.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13
SALIVA. KANSAS

The reception given at the beauti.
full home Of DIR. aud Mrs. Daily, FRI
day evening, was greatly enjoyed 10y
the guests. Dancing and music
were agreeable features. The re-
cePtion was pronounced fully equal
to the first Of the series, Of which
this Is the second.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

Somebody maliciously lodged 8
complaint with the grand jury
against the Aldire Club, denounc-
Ing 10 a. Q Joint" Forthwith upon
Invitation of E. II. Gibbs, foreman
Of the jury, that body was MARSHALL
ed to and through the Aldine
rooms. without giving the inmates
Of the rooms notice Of their coming.
FIguratively speaking the room was
turned inside out, and not . sign Of
liquor-lts use or abuse-could be
detected. Three or four lonesome
beer bottles, which had aneiently
been brought to the club rooms as
individual property, WAS all there
was TO indicate that the quarters
were anything else than the parlors
OF Q well conducted church. In fact
the foreman Of the jury almost felt
Il Incumbent upon himselfto EN-
ploy o block and tackle to lift some
Of the jurymen out Of the luxurious
easy chairs. into which they had
lazily settled.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
X. w. U. propose giving a course
Of lectures during the winter. Aud
as nothing but first class talent will
be employed, the citizens Of Salins
may expect q rare treat. The first
Of the course will he . concert by
the college cnncert company some
time during the holidays. The an
uouncement will be made at an
early date, also ut what rate season
tickets can be had. The object for
which these lectures are to be given
ought to be Of general interest to
every citizen OF Salina, the obje ct
being the furnishing Of the college
chapel. Through your liberal pa
trouage Of our "Deestrict Skule, +"
we have been able to commence this
good work, and we assure you that
in the course Of lectures you will
not only help US In our efforts but
will be veil repaid.
SECRETARY l.. a. =, X. W. L.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

Two hundred Observation-Disclosures In
the Louisiana lottery have been
sold in the December drawing. The
drawing occurs on the 18th. The
capital prize Is $4,000. Seems to
US some SalInsIte ought TO strike
II we'll in at least one OF the 3, %
DriZes
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

The Hamilton Investment Go.
are 10 remain in their present quar-
Iers. The kitchen and stairway are
To be torn out, aud the company will
occupy the whole floor Entrance to
the Masonic Hall will he made la the
adjoining building.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

For SALE-32O acres In Washing
ton township, Saline county, low
price and easy terms. Perfectly
level, every foot tIllable, one Of the
best pieces In the county, 100 acres
cultivated, 8 miles from Smolan, 2
miles from Fslun. For PARTICULARS
address G. J. Wade 1871 West 18th
ST., Kansas City, Mo. 3s-3m
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

90 pounds Of our White Lilly
baking powder sold during the pas,
week, and all proBouncs 70 equal
to the best baking powders on the
market, and 70 only costs 25r pc
pound. For sale only ut the Grand
Central Grocery.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13

The Grand Jury found true bills
against the following persons
Alice Gillum, Dot Foster and
Stella Pontious, and Ira Wilson aud
wife, keeping houses Of prostitution ;
Joe. SwartE and Al Krause selling
liquor unlSwfully; VIII Price,
seduction under the age Of consent /:
ThOs. Kirk, Rock Island conductor.
EN- heEElement. sam Gradwbol,
Fred Bsrueek, and q party named
Bender, were indicted as represents.
tives or keepers OF club rooms.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-12-13
aiOo On Primes.

Everyone buying sl.OO worth Of
goods. Of any kind, ct my store will
be given q ticket emitting him TO .
chance in my New Years grand
drawing Of 800 In choice prizes.
Remember, every dollars worth
purchased gives you . chance.
VIM. Hogbrn, I23 South Santa Fe
Avenue.