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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-29
DAN AND TmE PRESIDENT.

Dan" said the President last
sunday, "Did you GO To church to-
day?
Eyes, sire"
~ didn't. I had 60 veto lot oi
pension bills that Congress left over
what did DIR. Sunderland preach
about"
"He preached very interesting
sermon, sire, from the text found ia
the sixteenth chapter of Luke, third
verse: Then the steward said with
In himself, what shall do! FOr
my lord taketh away from me the
stewardship; ] cannot dig, To beg
am ashamed.
al wish ! mad been there, Dan;
should like To find out what the
steward did do. Il might he useful. -
And his Highness began to study
over the scheme 0f = new insurance
company, of which he has been
offered the presidency.
"Blre," said Dan, seeing that the
President was detected aud nj sent
minded. did your Highness SEE
this amusing story in the New York
paper about the little boy i'm church
who placed q nickel in the cOntribu,
tiOn box to which he had fastened 8
rubber string"
mo, Dan"
lit Is really very funny, sire. liz
had the other end fastened up hii
sleeve and the deacon WAS astOnish
ed to see the coin fly nut Of the plate
before he left the pew" And Dar
laughed heartily.
Dan" said the President, with {
melancholy smile, 81 wish ] hat
Seen that story before | gave M
check for &IO,OOO."
And the sympathetic winds a
autumn swept through the deserted
corridors Of the White House.
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TIE ORIENTAL LrnrrEp.

The Union Pacific company IL
making great arrangement In con-
junction with the Central Pacific TO
put on . through train between
Omaha and San Francisco that will
make the fastest time possible and
give passengers every luxury mod
ern invention has provided. IL has
been made evident that the increas-
ing number of first-class travellers,
both east and west, over the Central
route demand the best acco,nmods-
tions, and the idea Of the Oriental
Limited II the result. That 10 10
be the new trains name. The cars
palace, dining, drawing room and
sleeping and smoking eOaches-will
be among tire finest ever built by the
Pullman company. They have been
In construction for sometime, and
are aearly completed. All will have
modern vestibuled platforms, 30 that
the entire train viii be rs one long
room. The two palace sleeping ears
will lie longer than usual, seventy
feet, and especially designed. Sew
eral improved features FOR comfort
aud convenience will be introduced.
One IL the curviBg Of all narrow cor
ridors-nO corners for the travellers
to run against abruptly. Another 10
the arrangement Of apartments
Two rooms will connect by 4 large
door. 10 that q family will he com.
fOrtably accommodated. The trains
will have regular dining and kitchen
cars and in addition n part Of the
smoking ear will be devoted TO bath
rooms for ladies. A lady chHperoH
will accompany the trains 10 cart
for ladies and children travelling
alone. The train will cross the con-
tinent once q week, and will make
the trip from Omaha to San Fran
cisco In three and One-half days
in addition to the usual palace cal
charges, 40 will he charged for the
trip In this palatiAl train.
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BaesI-R's Armies saIgs.

THE BEST SALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap-
ped Hand. Chilblains, Corns, and
all Skin EruPtiOns, aud positively
cures Piles. ar no pay required. II
IL guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, nr Tnney refunded Price
= cents per box. For sale by Hughes
a 60. N.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

Notice T. hereby given Ia personS having
demands against u. !. Thorstenb-rW, Y. +.
ThnrSicnhcTg and John HolinquiSi, lately
doing business la the city Of AssartR, IA "a
line county, Kansas, under the firm name vi
ThorStenhcrg RrutherS a 60 that the under
signr,l has b--n duly chosen assignee OF the
aboVe named parties fnr the b-nent Of thrii
creditors nnd will ON the l2fh. I3th and 18th
daN of MHrth, tSsc', nj the ONCE at the clerk
of the DiSi Tirt Court. at the court hOusr in
Ssliua, kat saS, adjust AMI allow demands
against the estate al said ~. ]. ThOrstrnb-rE.
y. J. Thnrst-ni'erg and John Hnlmqulsi.
r. r.. SWANSON,
tI-liW Assignee.
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Wheat in Glendale at present
writing never looked better and the
acreage 10 large. Reports also from
Summit are good, and from our
own observation In Spring Greek
shows good wheat and = large
acreage. 1.-THE season II favorable
we will hsve thousands Of bushels
Of the cereal. Taking
these facts into consideration this is
q first class place for some practical
miller 90 buy or lease our mill which
o. now Idle and do an immense busi-
ness, we are confident that there ls
no better opening In Kansas for 9
good. live man.
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-@A'"4
Ellsworth Reporter:
Rsv. ]. Bright IL q candidate for
Chaplain of the Senate.
Mrs. Arson Miller, OF Chico, Sa-
line county, IL visiting her brother,
II. w. George.
From a number Of the Salt Min
ing Company we learn that work
will be commenced In q short time.
When Il once begins, look out for
boom in our city.
r.. ". Wellington, of this city, IL
the pOssessOr Of q silk band worn on
the hat OF the gunner on board the
Kearsage. at the time he aimed aud
fired the first shot that struck the
Alabama.
Hon. A. Y. McIyennan and w. A.
Gebhardt will probably visit the
headquarters Of the Union Pacific
railway company nj Omaha, and the
Frisco railway company, at It.
Louis, in the near future. on bust
ness pertaining to the state reunion
grounds adjoining this city. Every
citizen Of Ellsworth should back
them in their efforts.
Asssria Argus:
Mrs. Donald McPhaII fell down
Wednesday In such q manner ~ to
break one Of the bones Of her left
hand. She fell with her weight on
the hand, which struck some sharp
object on the ground.
Notice has been received from the
secretary Of the Interior that Hon.
John A. Anderson las designated
the college library ss the depository
for public documents In the Fifth
congressional district. This will aid
at once q considerable number Of
volumes TO the nearly eight thousand
now upon our shelves.-fnriHs-
fridliSf.
A good literary was held on Tues
day evening. The debate as 10
whether Canada ought to be annexed
to the United States was decided In
the Affirmative. New officers were
elected as follows: President, Geo.
McPhail, Esq; Vice-Presldent, J. II.
johnson; secretary, Agnes Lindey
treasurer, John A. Larson; critic,
DIR. Crawford; marshal, +. r. Swan
son.
EI,sTorfh happenings iH Ednop-
oils Journal:
Ellsworth II waiting patiently for
the weekly HcrnIi, advertised 10
appear about Dec. I.
Mr.. J. NJ. Way the Boston lawyer,
il still making some investments In
the country. He finds our property
very low.
Ii costs q first-class saloon and
gambling house In the city just $3.50
q year, indulgence, to run open and
above board against the prohibition
constitution OF the state.
The acreage Of wheat and rye, the
rOwAge of corn, the hillage OF pOta-
toes and cabbage and sewage Of tur-
nips has been larger i'm Ell5wGrth
county this season than ever before
known.
The sO-called Wellington ranch on
Elm Creek il on the standstill.
Most of the houses and pastures are
vacant and bare. The property Is
said tn belong wholly to Hathaway,
the millionaire of Boston, and IL not
considered n paying thing. Il IL at
present attended To by a foreman.
Perry Hodgen says, no. He will
not be- postmaster. but w. A. Geb-
hardt late Of the R'p0rtcr will. Mr..
Gehhardt's work ~ secretary for the
state Republican central committee
il over and Al IL out of n job and his
old friend Turner from Iowa will
not overlook him, when he gets
back To Washington, as congress
man from the 9Th Kansas district.
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Abilene Reflector

A narrow escape from fire oc-
Cured in Geo. PHlfTey's house last
night, the building fired from de-
fectIve fiues around the furnace.
The arrival Of the proprietor just
In time saved the fire from spread
Ing.
A little three year old daughter Of
sheriff ID. w. NALL had q narrow
escape from death yesterday. Some
meat had been poisoned aud placed
in the kitchen To kill rats. IL was
supposed that every piece had been
gathered up. Some had, however,
been left, and the child finding IL,
ate ID. As soon A. it was discovered
DIR. King was called aud prompt
measures were taken to alleviate
the illness Of the sufferer who was
now !ery sick. The treatment Vas
successful and I'm the afternoon the
little one Was resting easily aud will
undoubtedly be entirely well Ia 9
day or two. The child has since
died.-ED.l
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The eo-Partnership existing be-
tween r. o. Anderson and A. Lind
bloni, doing business under the GRIN
name q Anderson q Lindblom at
Sallna Kansas. hiss been dissolved
by mutual consent this 3Oth
day 81 November lsss. A.
LIudblom assumes all liabilities and
collects all accounts due said firm.
r. o. ANDERSON.
A. LINpBIOM.
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Nniiee.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
IN. saline County Agricultural, Hnrtirul-
turHl and Mechanical Association will be
held nj the Court house In the city Of Salina
ou the srrond Tuesday In December ISIS,
December n. commencing At I O'Clock y. M,
for the purpose of electing board ct nine
directors and for the transaction of such
other business may properly come before
10. The electiOn will b. by ballot either In
person or by proxy: proxies must be signed
by the person giving %, and state To whom
10 l. given and for what purpnse. All per
sous holding proxies are requested TO
present them tn the secretary Of the
society, II. u wallAce. at the Land ONCE
on 9Th. street. during the forenoon Of elertlon
day, that they may he examined and rrgts-
ter~,l-thns SaViug the time Of the eOnNen-
ton. Every stakeholder Is p q iesti-l tO be
present aud hear, and for p'uiseli.
This noiirt Il given In arcsBrianrr With
the session laws Of lSsi, which provide -
follows, toNit:
The election of Officers of the County AETi-
cultural SDrieiy shall H. held On the SecOnd
Tuesday Ia Drcember oI each year.
THOMAS ASDER~oS,
Pres dent oftbe Boari.
ELL. ny u. u. WALLACE. Secretary.
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HARPER's BAZAR will continue To main
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Notire Of Application to Purchase
SrhtOl Land.

The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will, on the 18th day 81 IA~eenher, lesS,
make an application To the Prbbate Court Of
saline County, Kansas. To purchase the FOL
lowing -drscrilIe,l srhoOl land. situated In the
organized snty of Sallne, Kansas, viz:
The NV quarter Of section ~, township, u,
rnnge ; Wesi.
lie names the fpllowInG persons 10 prIVe
his settlement, continuous residence, and I'M
prOVrmrnts, viz: !. Bennett, RESIDENCE
Rrook willie, kas., and Daniel HurfnTd, resi-
,lrnrr BrokVIlle, kas.
none NJ Saiina, county of Saline, Kansas.
this ItHh day of November. IsoS,
Is-u ]. ]. BRES~LER, Petitioner.
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For SALE-33n acres In Washing
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