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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1888-11-03
Peoples Caucus at Ogallah.

A meeting to nominate township Of
fcers was held at Ogallah Tuesday, Oct
80, 1888, and called to order at $50 P. NJ.
by S. G. Robb, at the request of the
chairman of the township central COM
mittee.
Thos. Tarpy was elected chairman and
Chas. L. Howe secretary.
Moved and seconded that there be two
tellers appointed and the vote be by
ballot. Chair appointed John Reynolds
and B. Mapes.
Ballot for trustee declared in order.
Result of first ballot: Tarpy, 5; Scrivens
IL; W. M. Brabb, 9. Result of second
ballot: Scrivens, IL; Brabb, IL. Nomi-
nation was made unanimous.
The rules we're suspended in each case
and the following nomination were made
by acclamation:.
For treasurer, A. B. Cooper.
For clerk, Thomas Tarpy.
For road overseer, Jos. Grice.
For justice of the peace, Adair precinct,
W. S. Belding.
For justice of the peace, Ogallah pre-
cinct, w. II. Palmer.
For constable, Adair precinct, David
Griffith.
Moved and carried that chair appoint
six members of township central COM
mittee.
Chair appointed Chas. L. Howe, Ed.
Scrivens and W. T. Brabb, from Adair,
D. Countryman, w. S. Knapp and John
Reynolds, from Ogallah.
Remarks were made by Ben G. Rich
and D. Countryman, after which the
meeting adjourned. CHAs. L. HOWE,
Cacrotarv
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

TIE STATE OF KANSAS, -
Trego County.
The State of Kansas to all whom these present.
shall come greeting:
County, State of Kansas, do hereby proclaim AND
make known to the legal voters Of Trego County
State of Kansas, that on
Tuesday, November 6, A. D. 1888,
(being 9th day of the month. there will be an cleo
ton held in each of the voting precincts throughout
said county OF Trego for the purpose OF electns the
| following officers, to-wit:
Seven presidential electors and two presidential
electors at large.
One associate justice of the supreme court
ONE acknowledgements.
One secretary of state.
One state auditor.
One state treasurer.
One attorney general.
one superintendent of public instruction
one congressman, 6th district.
One senator, 10th district.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
One representative.
One county attorney.
One probate Judge.
One clerk district court.
One superintendent of public instruction.
One commissioner, ID district.
WA-KEENEY TOWNSHIP.
One trustee.
One clerk
One treasurer.
Two constables.
Two justices of the peace.
One road overseer in each road district in the
township
OGALLAH TOWNSHIP.
One trustee.
One clerk.
One treasurer.
Two constables.
Two justices of the peace.
One road overseer in each road district In the
township.
One trustee.
One clerk.
One treasurer.
Two constableS.
Two justices of the peace.
One road overseer in each road district in the
township.
WILCOX TOWNSHIP.
One trustee.
One clerk.
One treasurer.
Two constables.
Two justices of the peace.
One road overseer in each road district in the
township.
One trustee.
One clerk.
One treasurer.
Two constables.
Two justices of the peace
One road overseer 10 each road district in the
township.
RIVERSIDE TOWNSHIP.
One trustee.
One clerk.
One treasurer.
Two constables.
Two justices of the peace.
One road overseer in each road district in the
township.
Election at William Jordan's residence.
FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.
One trustee.
One clerk.
One treasurer.
Two constables.
Two justices of the peace.
One road Overseer in each road district in the
township
Election at Gibson Post-ofice.
And also upon the following proposed Amend |
ments to the Constitution of the State of Kansas,
to-wit: |
Proposed Amendments to The Constitution
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CTATE FORESTRY TREE NOTICE

The application books of Forestry Stations No. 1
and VIII be closed about November 5th. All de-
string tree seedlings this year will please mako tAez
application before that time.
Address all communications to
s. C. ROBB,
State Commissioner of Forestry,
Ogallah, Kanaas.
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SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION NO. g.

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION No. 8, For the submits
sion of proposition to amend the Constitution
of the State Of Kansas.
Be resolved by the Legislature Of the State Of Kansas,
tco-thirs Of all the members elected 10 each branch
concurring therein:
SECTION l. The following proposition to amend
section seventeen of the bill of rights of the cOnst
tuition of the state of Kansas shall be submitted to
the electors of the state for their approval reec
day succeeding the nrst Monday OF November, a.
D. 1885, That section seventeen Of the bill Of rights
of the constitution of the state of Kansas be 20
amended that 1t shall read follows: Section IL.
of the state of Kansas and the citizens Of other
states and territories of the United States in refer
ence to the purchase, enjoyment descent of prop
erty. The rights of aliens in reference to the pur
chase, enjoyment or descent Of property may b
regulated by law.
SEC. 2. The following shall be the method of sub
uniting said proposition to the electors The ballots
shall have written printed partly written and
partly printed thereon, For the proposition to
amend section seventeen of the bill of rights of the
constitution of the state of Kansas concerning the
purchase, enjoyment and descent Of property, or
Against the proposition to amend section seven
teen of the bill Of rights of the constitution Of the
state of Kansas concerning the purchase, enjoy
ment and descent Of property" Said ballots shall
be received and said vote shall be taken counted,
manner in all respects as is provided by Law in cases
Of the election Of representatives to the legislature
SEC 5. This resolution shall take effect and be in
force from and after its publication in the statute
book.
Approved March 4, 1887.
correct copy of the original enrolled resolution now
file in my office, and that the same took effect BY
publication in the statute book. June 20, 1857.
E B. ALLEN, Seraa1y Of &aa
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The Pioneer Clothing House has the
prettiest line of neckwear ever brought to
Wa-Keeney.
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Said election being general election, and to be
conducted in all respects and the returns thereto to
be made in the manner prescribed by the General
Election Laws of the State Of Kansas, providing
for the holding of elections.
Polls to be opened at O'Clock in the morning and
closed at O'Clock in the evening of the said day.
Given under my hand in the sheriff's Office In the
city OF Wa-Keeney, Treso county, State of Kansas
this 1st day OF October, A. D. 1888.
JOHN B. HOGAN,
Sheriff Of Trego County. Kaueae
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rHE -RLuEpArunEs- nor.
Follower e rerPsiehorean Pleasures
Enjoy q Social Time at the Pacific
Huua. f.as W-.,F-w

Follower e rerpsiehorean Pleasures
Enjoy a Social Time at the Pacific
House last Evening.
Tie members OF the Blue Danube
club with the assistance Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ROb't Jefferies. and the consent
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. J. NJ. Postlewait, to-
gether with the Salina orchestra,
held a delightful dance Thursday ev-
eningat thePaeificHouse. Considered
from & social standpoint Il may be-
said to hav' proven the most enjoy
able Of any Of the club parties this
season. About twenty couples we're
present, Just enough to comfortably
iii the dining hall, and every one
danced TO their hearts content. The
music seemed TO possess a sweeter
and more stirring tone than on for
mer occasions, and from the time
the first notes Of the "Blue Danube"
waltz filed the room to the closing
Of the eighteenth number on the
program the interest never Taxed
for 4 moment, but increased with
each succeeding selection.
The dancing room was suitably
decorated for the event, pOtted
plants and cut flowers being arrsng-
ed about the walls, while the win
dow drsperies and ehsnd elieTs were
twined with vines and evergreens.
At no former dance have the ladies
appeared more charming than last
evening. Their futteriug fans and
sparkling jewels reflected myTiads
Of beautiful tlnts under the soft rays
OF the many electric lamps that
flooded the room with 3 brilliant
light; while the gentlemen were
courteous and gallant In keeping
with the occasion. AS the dancing
season is drawing to a close this
party will be remembered as one of
the most pleasant Of the series, and
the members OF the club return
thanks to the management Of the
Pacific House for the favors extend
ed and hospitality shown them.
Among others, the following took
part in the dance or were boxers on:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Postlewait, Mr..
aud Mrs. R K. JefrIes, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jeffries, Mr.. and Mrs. C..
Sellers, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Andrews
and Mrs. Gay; Miss Jessie Cakes,
Kingnan, Kaus.; Misses Minnie
Sargent, Jessie Freeman, Clara Roe
buck, Ella Klngman, Rita Merrill.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Lyter, Mrs. f.
W. Ober, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Jones,
Messrs. Tanner, Coffman, Horton,
Ed and Carl Whitman, Carruthers,
Smith, Newman, Oneil, Tomlinson,
Stevenson and ODER.
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have dropped cnin fair upon tho hat o.
ths man beneath me. We were ca. iron
q rocky shelf. bur There were loose tones
Of all sizss an about ut selected ono
weighing about tv ent7 i've pounds,
the miner got one eq ally ls large. snd
we carefully c-ep- bsrf % he ei-e wlih
tbsm. Th- faH ~ tfe SRA less pepb
wou q start tbs men Pc o. FL. q ii ~ used
- much c. Itioa a. Il or res Eoaie ray
the forfeit. Aftrr \ rft w. re rr41y-
The men h1d unt moved fa- - - e
minute .ost 1Iv n.rF... seet.-9d a9f-
ribic th ng % do Ht n me De-
lieve I should nave r. ny p. t--ne-
seemed 90 rest uiv tl.l t-'-- e1l D. pl
his mouth O. nv rlr all
N --cnt.- lc- fl- e
man. ami r--l-i1 .a. -4..
every shilling
We poised the --E .-
clR. and e. r VIZ -p---
We dropped them sa- TIN go,
and drew back To rre a. ~
Ter a moment re-l-71 b. ne -u-
sad:
tryovv we can - ion Il e --a-1
viii never rob an..h n --a-
I. 49, re Ic,-s- -, On 4--r chm L.
-. nm brt 81 r-rs re E---- b.
80 ana ~,lt-4 --1- p cad ~ ---
~, Tbe Are b.4 -z--r-- g On 80
rsnIs,iebad ~ aud trsr saw ---- both
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A PLEA EuR rHE Bids.

An Appeal 70 the L,siIrs Of England.
L.. the So su's s'oz y whiriing
Over 81 ere s.iVf- sea.
Whe 2 the wni, r. i1ot1el waves a7o curling
AMI the uig1s a-s blowing free.
There's so-nd o. Wild c11-.n1- on.
Ana The sl-'s- is stained " IN rsi;
Blooi incar-atilcs CHI. ocean.
SEcep.nE rosnd Ola Fl-mboTu1gl Head
Fo- -. butchers r-.-.a r1.. e-1a-
All fhe ta-frr. IS .ntr -4aF-
Hslpic-s birds iei. -iaa.r hae..a.
Whcu gre sings rrr r,-a asF
Tier thl r1re1r 1,ri o. sT n-
WITH the crimson ~ lar hre-s..
While her little ones err iyuT
Ls.t 20 starve 10 To-c-- asst
What doouz ali these birds % p--sa.
what sends forrh tA-se rer on XIII
Who car have The h---ts thai Cherish
such des gns o. 7a.-r ne
Sad The ansWer- EnF.isE ladies
sent those rlen. O. gain each Cav
What for mht-on an for mad is
al the fashion. 90 folks g.
Feathers dses the m nnt norre-
Though fhe piumsr- seef,eth criz
Pireh. whane e. ne cci-s upon o.,
Sees taat slaughter IN tl- uir
N ~ fashion gives employment
Unto thousands needing broad
THIS. 70 add o. your &c 'cyuenL
Means the dying snd tae dead
Wear the hat. then. ~ the feather,
English women. kind an tue,
Birds enjoy The simmer weather
And the SEA a. much IS yuu.
There's the ribb0n silk. or towel
FsShiou's whine sre OF Hbau7t,
This e exeCrshly cruel;
Leave he feathers 70 the bird.
-L0-f3H PaacA
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soFT coal e II de=a- z al GIo- r tl- -ra
CAH-wHEEL works t-s - b IA III 81
TeEas-
A sruyED0LAss f-c-0r7 "a @ - -.r-.es
a. Lynchbug, Va
IHEnE VIII b. Fsl--~l -o- cent ---
spring for ahCrter h1c-s e. ~
ESsLrsH wori-1aa are -r.t--- g. I---
numbers. seeking sho7 an "a. ~ .a-1..
ment
HARNoST MIS-, Coaosl. W. c1s--.--s-
get from t2.75 % % q week. ard aa1a4e-
5000 e year.
TIE southern naauisctrrin- nils a-e
working night and dsv, with orders nm
ming months ahoad
Tn Duluth railroad shops vii b located
q Gladstone Nm; thsy VII furnish en-
ployment 70 30 men.
I'M manufacturers o. engines cfali l-i1ds
are very much crvWtsd. and humorous *
tensions are being made
IT has been hgursd up that ovor zoo men
are annually killed while enEared In CID
Ing cars, and 2-5OO injured
Tm Champion Steel and Iron Conpanv.
Of Springfield, O., has been inoorparstad
with capital stock Of 2101N0
TIE Manufact1rers' Club q Phuadalptls
has Membership Of over three hundred.
and is the ouly club Of lis End n The world.
NoTETHsTASnrSs the outflow % shoe
manufacturers from View England cities,
he shoemakiag industry is more prospsroas
thaa oreE
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TURNED 1870 -c>


Stories Of Petrif,- .or .----r-r- "a ne
Ead L1rts .. f.-....
According - trp
ent Of the VI Iva ga .rsa-
not only won fc-f-
cultural rcs0u-c-e. gH. .r.
logical form tti0a- tl .
surprise and ir1i fa-
most interest,n- s-.r..r re- L.r
located savs1t- miles ,- .--- O. g.
point, have M s11ll on +r7 -1--.---- a.
a receptacle for ue -ri.a io-. u LL- h.-
Gus animals Tbs p=ca.ia-. 81 % .hs sol
Transforms flesh Int st,1n. n-r tlil power
Is not only confined % ttr soil % -he Bad
Lands, but exists II many i-czltt.,s ID the
Black Hills. A ca7e has Ius c0u- o the
knowledge OF your CORE ipou lent ha- has
never bsen made public. and proves that
many bodies buried Ia tae Bis have
turned % st0ns. Tbs ca e. han is that
OF little sor oi sIr Eugene
Holc0mb, a prominent citizen Of
Rapid City. Some yea-s 40 the boy
died and was buried iu a Tnot Mt set aside
for general burying pcr- Ises. Wlsa the
city grew and cemetery was selected
Mr.. Hoicomb had large n1uuneu. erect
cd. and the departed iisintsrred. The
family expected when he s1ovel OF the
need replacing and bad made preparation
% that end The cofnu vas reached, ard
as the man eudeavored t1 p'aca a rope IN
derneath 20 TWIST Il % che surface. b. vas
surprised at is great weight III rtia-
Il was the marrow. contracted hole tLar
reduced bis strength. be male several
more efforts, but only moved it q Few
inches, and was competed D. call for aid
Two msn succeeded Do placing the rop8
about the casket, and With a bard pull Il
was brought o the surface. Az examine
ton followed, and upon the de-
ceased being revealed u vas found
that the body mad turned. not
az Scripture says. dust th11 art % dust
returnsst." but into solid rock From 4
gentleman who was present and whoss
word can b. reiied upon. q was learned
that the parents easily recognized the
child. The BODY hai assumed "a dark
brown color, The features -iight-
ly Ehrlnksn, AMI o. compared 70
with the appeasance % a mummy.
The eyebrows and bah we're %
lighter hue, while the hands I57zi Der.
feet IL vas the most singular sizat be
had ever witnessed, aud .llv fl- -l4.-.s.
feelings o. the pa-,a.. reD the matter
from the ne -pa-er G.. uue Tho b8Iv
wa again int--rr 8. ali 1sa -14ts u1a-a-
fully In the family lo; for ar-a q. Ea1r.
Tbs strGuss tral-.s-r1a " t1 .-
u not the only .a 'au18 rar1-I = T.
small number % d 81 rel1 g 8 hos not a.
fcrd-t Al opo0T--g o. 81. learn ar- c1r-
mon an occurrence faiB -s. . r.
learned geutlelnsI tai -e tHe- r.1 ~
hrisl Blow bI7e ~ t1 rsr --a
o. bodies bsouII s. -a-i. - g.. 3
Hills ooantry, many bod s9 va. 57 l~1r!
tarusd - stone. Tbs Otler insre--. go
lated . tat of Wrt BHI. rI-rds-sl b.
DesdWood By Jal. JaH ts1 years A 90.
Bit vas barred ,r ne 1ors ~ - eI.. 20.
the build u- ef .---
unr1rfu'ue OF -r1r
surp-izs 1f l.
sold
MAJ arrerr
Huf Hara Ie IL : F..
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To Chm. .e1 y.JohaglIou and 90 JshansfsH. "
y sotf Charles J. J0h0Hfa0n. and T. 4.
ybrsE-
irl| Hnd each OF you. err hereby noildad
"H. ..- lufe been sued lr an ncflgu rTlnl-
.r-ef ir The bilir.cf Court % The erunfv OF
.-.-I.. iu tue efste pf Kansas. on fhe z1Ib
FOL. January. A. u. lsr. wherein a. d
&c ~ if riurfin. AID you. fbr aid
.....- -. .auuIsaf. u and 80 Iohn1 aafIu. vie
I- charles q. JohHnssou. end T. a
I ....r. r-. tsfeadsnfs. aud that you mus
-tal N-i.Hr iI The Petition nlel in said
.. ul OBJ before toe End day ~ March.
ID ...r. obi. Sid p-.Ifion will b. taken a.
".r HH. H. .Illelf fluderld nEniusf the aaf1
-s-... l. lH...t.I--.,l lor ice aum Of s-lllll
.'ti ..-frfe4t -fFeDu af the rrfa 0I D. pnr
-nt lcF a-nl-u from the Ii dnT ul Ianldry.
B. u ls-fi and coats Of SUIT. aru 70 terFsf
lt-rfi tIrrriosiug q MORTGAGE, gwen iu -
ore -4.a rHfn sua Interest. ou the ~ q 1f 49,
o. o. o. ~nuss ID wee ~ the Efh u. W.. ln
Eel. t-f- OF saline, and prlrr.rr raad
.H Do -''.n t1 -afi-f. aid lalr and
.... .s.'I.r 81 frr"lug rIaf .s.l --
l. -.t.f. be o.. q. If.t.a l-..raI.
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HrF flEl4's, Iilir o- .llrresL
.sHH
JANIS Cr.uCirar--
r.'r'- Affr-rsT.
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---.4 aL-.L
zoe -.--- f1 Hefr3r ra.d county.
t -f 10 C-.ate OF T. s.. Caan.
sou go flaf iatiars o. -.
.r .Iaufll % f. q UNDER
ID li. 81 L4ur.ir. lsts
-calso... ~ r-c bDurra b e
Irt ll tne county anl STAT
.-l goo fnirI CH1 20 fe1ruarv.
Sow. H.i r-r-r.r huvlnr clafniH
90 lf- ler D. uuff1ed thar
. -.e.t iau -tue 20 the u1der-
a.' Ir ...ifI..gs within che year frcu
-4 SGD I-tta e, ~ they nay - PRE-
.---- ans benefit % such estate. e1d
r- -itiu~ te not exhibited within
rec r.l-s after he date vi aid fefrs-r
lsy aIlil 10 f1sevsT barred.
MERCY d. CuAMFLrE
coz ll-g =. rs Admluilfrai rlu.
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&C. ID. Out ofLuek.

The corn-dOctOr who for three
years has migrated hitherward on
frequent occasions was yesterday
taken under the wing Of Assistant
Marshal J. b. Phillips and a small
fine imposed on him by the police
judge for plying his avOcation with
out first having paid the license fee.
The contribution was made and the
person released. About o'clock he
was discovered by policeman Ken
nedy cursing the town and those
connec ted with the city government
black and blue and taken by that
officer before the police Judge, who
again assessed him in the amount Of
s., and costs, or sl4 Ia all, which he
paid rather than undergo eonfine-
ment In Jail. He has not again been
seen up TO this time, and the chances
are that his coming to Sslina will
not be at an earlier date than the
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The sale Of property by W. A. Par
In Walnut toEnship.on Wednesday
was success. The property brought
good prices and all was sold. There
was large attendance. NJ. S. Price,
Of this city. who was the auetioneerr
did solid work In that line. There
we're disposed on this occasion, 81
head Of horse, 11e head Of cattle, &c
Poland China hogs and q lot Of farm
ing machinery and household furni.
ture.
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After looking the matter over in
terviewlng reliable parties convcrs
ant with the situation and from let
tiers received in this city, we are
convinced that the people OF thi~
city. or even Mcpherson, need not
be- needlessly alarmed coucernini
the smallpox at the latter place
There is no cause for precipitatiuI
undue anxiety on that score, aud
vet il Is well To take all precuut.On-
airy measures-which is being done
at Mcpherson and h-re--uch ar
shall prevent any increase or spread
of the dreaded disease. The city au
thorities OF Salina have determined
on rigid measures that shall circum-
vent its appearance here, by direct
ing that there shall be no arrivals Ia
the city from Mcpherson during the
prevalence Of the disease al that
place, that the police shall watch
the incoming trains, requesting the
railroad agents ct Mcpherson to
issue no tickets for Salina for the
present.
Summed up, the situation at Me-
PhersOn is this: Thirty days since
q case of sickness was reported
which was thought TO be smallpox,
but declared to be chickenPOx by the
physician In charge. From time to
time subsequently a few persons
were taken down with an illness
whose true nature the doctors have
been unable 10 determine. Finally
last Friday or Saturday, DR.. Fee, q
noted physician Of Kansas City,
Mo-, was sent for and he pronounced
the illness to be smallpox, but Of n
very mild type. There are thirteen
cases, or were yesterday. No deaths
have followed from the first to this
time, aud no serious results what
ever are apprehended from that
source. Everything possible is be-
ing done by the authorities to pre-
vent its spreading and TO confne the
disease to those now afflicted. Upon
the decision Of DR.. Fee, Mayor
Stabler very promptly issued his
order closing the churches, schools
and all places Of public nature.
The town is fairly disinfected.
Every precautionary measure has
been obse rvel. Places where there
has been known to be cases OF small
9Ox are surrounded by boxes or
signals to VS. I'd of approach. Fifty
carpenters were hustled out in day
to construct two building outside Of
the city limits for the proper care Of
all PATIENTS. In a word the people
OF Mcpherson are equal to the emer-
gency and are determined to stamp
out the disease.
1t Is we'll for the people Of Salina
and surrounding territory to be on
their guard, but there is next to no
cause for alarm. The smallpox al
Mcpherson is undoubtedly under
complete subsection, or SOON will be.
The approach OF warm weather il
favorable 10 its stamping out. How
ever, the people Oi Salina should
remember IAN ounce Of preventa-
tive is worth pound Of cure" and
be on the alert. All persons in ga
lima, we think, are determined to do
their duty in the premises.
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Axle William swedenbOrg, q clerk
at John A. Nelson's store, and Miss
Christine Gustofson OF this city, were
married last night at Mr.. Nelson's
residence on South Santa Fe. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. NJ.
Peterson, Of Lindsborg. Several
friendsof the parties we're present.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-03-01

lhe ie-e lfnrI l.sLal s.Pettcrs1n viii pIansa
axe notIce tlnt he has been sued ~ rialnf q
ID af.sa rn.r- and lu me shove entitled causs
nd fl4nl .HfHf.flrf must answer the petition
lrd herein. on or hsf0re the 1fud day o.
icr b, ~ u D. -7, Or the r1m1 viii - fakrri
b. true ana frdsuIruf rendered accundluTIg.
-le nature 20 which shall - O decree dir1rr-
nE pil'uliH lrlfl dclludauls for he cuaicslf
luFi ITei eIuclfiQu and care OF mlunr ehl-
.rru lua thar certain real and peTs1ual pfup-
rfF de-crloed On said psfillou b awardel
plaintiff in her own name a1d fight.
ELLEN FErrEasuEs
By Moore a Quinby, her aiiorbsys. 5-a