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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-30
Seattle. lake Shore & Eastern Ry
TIME TABLE.

t-h ADlGs
DAILY EXcEPT SUNDAY.
FOR SDoqnalnie aud way points. leave
s.io a. fn.; arrive 5p. n. For Gilman and
way points, leave si5 n. M, l.45 D. In
arrive $50 =. IN. 5 .. IN. For Snoh ON sd
and way points, leave sis a. M. $40 ..
M; arrive $40 a. Ia, ; p IN. *for Lake
Washington, Eavenna Park and suburban
points, leave s:fa a IN, Ia, y. m: arrive
$50 "A. M, $3.50 T.. m. For E6gewatur, FIRE.
mont and Suburban points, leave $50 "A. ~ J.,
ie:l5 a. m. lao p II Sis p. m: arrive
6;i6 a. m, II: 40 a. sn.; $50 =. M, 7.l0 p. III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Snohomish and way points, leave
$40 p. M: arrive 1905 a. IN. For Lake
Washington, Rsvenns Park and suburban
points. leave 1915 q. m, las y. m. at rive
IL - ?. m. $50 p. m.
Connect with steamer ut Union Bay or
Ycsier for Houghton arid kirs land.
y. W. RUFF, Gen. Pas Aet
f. W. d. HoLBRooK, gsnager.
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ths Hvorss ~ Ssats,e eiG * gss.l &.
"~'h t'sat the pssaas<suss ~ tsse y ,ssssss
Nee aFs tssa A ssa alton gsail isus
"@'e s's's oest asssaaysst by the sssszs-
ssf whseh has tsl43sen ssastse. Fas
carrying esai u sASfs pgAas wsa lie ..s.
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g. Tt $50 A MONTH CAN RI MADE
Stsb working for Us Agents preferred
Who can furnish horse and give their
whole gifae 10 the business. lSpare mo-
m~nis may Nc probably employed also
few vacancies Ia towns and cities. Il r.
JOHNSON s co. l.N8 Main street, Eich-
HloAd, Va :. B.-flsase state aga and bust
oesN experience Never mind sending
stamps for reply. r. r. ] & Co.
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UNION TICKET OFFICE.

Tickets TO al points via Union Pacific,
Oregon Short Line, Canadian Pacific ans.
Northern Pacific. Only Office in Seattle
selling yis all the through lines.
r. 4 HARDING
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4Rr STORE

THE ART EMBROIDERY STORE +
i stu furnishing material for embroid-
cry aud stamping. Also hosiery, gloves
handkorchfefs, etc. A continuance of pat.
fonage Is desired from the ladies of Seattle
and adjoining towns. Mrs. NJ. T. Fellows
and Miss C. NJ Paul
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txrAsTEp-FOCa gIgiA At ONGE 10
w 30 stgnf b7asex0Fk. god wars ~
sffte naF4aa 81 i.as-sf. e{.fins street.. De
tssexa Frgstsf sEf -s.ssssfIss sfress-
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I.NaR aTNT- ~ RSisRED ROOMS ny
L tlse aAS af week | KS Sseopd stseet
I.NoR gENf NICELY FURNISHED
4 r0afa tnF anr ct tive gentlemen. t.Ta
Fe.'h ssFess, essrngr Howell. ca Lake
4 sion ess 4Nes
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Steamship Idaho

VIII leave seattle 10 a M June 6, Is and 80
for Puget sound and British Columbia
ports. and ~ IL p, N. June IL, -, and July
6 for Portland. Oregon. calling az Port
Townsend. Port Angeles. Victoria and As
inrfa with freight and nassengCrS.
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G. y. fEkRf-. Clerk.
Date II flfss pab icatioa. June u. ISsa.


NOTICE or SUBMITTING To THE
~ qualified eaters ol the Cify ~ seattle
~ the general election ~ said city, to b.
Aekl oa tat sth siay a july. is>f. the gack
H1H wheiher ar not the els Of seattle shat
erect water WORKS. aud authorize the sN
pentitssge Of a SUM net exceeding one mil
iinn collars lor such pafptsse
WHEREAS, rs 50 ton y 1T the charter ei
the siiy ~ seattle. IL = prov def ihsi The
CitY - Seattle aas power 90 erect Rggsf main
taia water works, or - sgthorize the errs
ttoa of the same far the purpose ~ furnish
/ tRs tsfe city Win sufficient snpply of wa
ter HAT no sy,th works shall be TreNfe3 hy
/ the city uusii a majority us the voters 81
I tie city, At a general eiecsion, SHAH VOTE
( for tue same
/ Now. Therefore. notice l. hereby given
/ 10 al wh0ns Il may enneern. that, on ths
eta day II fgly, A u IsS9. Ia said eity %.
seattle. ia King county. " ashiuEioa terri
+ terry, pursuant - the provisions ~ salsl
( section - the general municipal election
~ sAiG city. "a iga held on said GAv. there,
u iil u Submitted fo the qualified VOTERS oi
said city ef seattle, Sue ques isu vbethR-
~ not the cry "a seattle SHALL erect such
water Hssfks anS authorize tire cxfeSfsftfRfs,
~ suia not - exceed oac million dol ars
+ isff sneh pHfpoee. as are IN sseh section So.
sstpaei, sHd are dcss.r,lsea as feiloss, TO-
att
+ A sys'era % water wsgss. rs the purpose
I 90 tHthsHA&A& SatN Estf Nte SMfstgspnf
sUpi'iy at water SSH system - CONSIST OF a
suitable Psin tlsi caadgit pigse. sua ct 4
50 -tanle 'iletsihllf * Reservoir uf reservoirs
< AMI hrs0 snyk~ and distributing
mains. tssuChes sua hyarants, al
+ @rH isid. g0assFuct &, prutocge3 aud
sst,aSC9, aIsd a.i necessary aud pfppar
eppafi names. sut a. Interests Ii land
"a rrssary ~ preieV tnr fte cSec son sgr Ell
jog HrGt es said ~1rks saia wafc1 Ia ',,
strPurf hy sncb jske stream, creek or
other asfercoHfse - Gay b, staeInsd uses-s-
safy hf ihe ety esejne3l ~ the City 81 seat
sse ihr estimated east of sAia water
"a afss tging cue tsslNou collars
AZ sad election "a. ya3ies Wsli ta aE.ens.i
Al cffes. r. F.3.. a81 el0sfyi az n,ai Il
3 4 hNoFs voter Who SHALL vote hlr ersct.
sn@ i3se ahaFc described wsItF sosks anA
auteor. ne the expenditure ST su1a u.ys
e. eRrfot aue mil.ina ttsilars scr urh pnr-
fs@e vis4 vote q ha3tUk efsstsintgsg she
as9fds War NnfkS. Yes EterY set ?
~ De- seail vote zsalnst said uaivF works
e toie asllns containing tslc syursls.
Il stss work. Ne
tf$'sa ae lath Gas a. Jane. $50
by af,ieF ~ tAe cssg wsna ssssacil - tae
cts q SssEtie. KaHKay MORAN. MaysE-
y FEaEfs, CsrFk
E'a.o O.. Hgs4 pub.leRs,es&, FrttSy, }une =
fss4
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TifHSHu LINEN.

- =.
THE OPPOSITION STEAMSHIP Wiz
/ mingiou. Frank Worth, master. carry
ing freigh, and passengers at reduced
rstes, VIII sail from san Francisco fer
Sound ports. j. A. Hatfield, sgf.
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1Es.5 ~ asssTfsa. asg cIg,I,.

- - -sT 0E Tsssg4-ssS TaE >,sv-NIss
81 wpfk pssEs Hsiy sszss ax3 s3fs-
is.-sasssi E@sfastsrsa ~ azsrssx. i. D assx
e sssszssGnes s1,ssz- -seUss .ssNxs
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<yssrhg - HERsBY MF8S xsSxr
y Ea-s asss So y anss s ~e.tEa ~ 81
issss. 81 gEc Csrs ~ faTs aazs ssT - shss
oEv sssssssss - HkassSl ee as g.
~sa1sh F2s s.ssrs ssaae
AZ Wfk Hts - S=eetea sas she es
ssse sssas9asfsk as Res g aHet ax Sc 4.
u Nnss As-s 4 At sssN So tsF sfla Fs#a
Haae e = Ssa IS = ssws. So yhee s.
fsa se~aNss q es6s Ed a# ss
- sf 81 eF - g. Htans. = v ~
isa- A Aa4fH
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Island Transportation Co..
HERDxgf F. BFEcnER. Manager.

The sieasler J. Il. LIBBY, Herhcr, 4
Beecher, master leaves seattle every sun
day att rnoen 81 I y. m. FOR Post Few useBd
aud the san inam Islands. from HEfEcid'S
wharf. l. ayes Port Townsend 81 fba. M
every Mond>y, Wednesday and Friday 10,
Nhateon. calling NJ smiths island. ADD
Riehardscn's weather permitfinRl, Argyle
Lopez, Friday HarboF, Maple fou Aeadar
going north and Thursday going south j.
Roache Harbor, orcas, aad East Sound.
Returning. leaves ~hatcom 81 ) m
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays on
the Saturday trip the libby goes through
20 Seattle. Fare from Port Townsend 10
Seattle. 81. Until further notice, passen-
gers or freight from Seattle .or the Islands
By the Iihby's "Wednesday and Friday trips
viii be- carried ou the Washington Stesfn.
boat 4 Tram poFtatiou Co.'S steamer Edith
10 Port Townsend ON Tuesday and Thurs
tas nights aud transferred direct TO the
Libby ON these days the W :. Il T. Co
viii Issue tickets and bin freight through
to destination.
HERBERT r. BEEcHER, Manager
J. A. HATFIELD. Aseat. Seaffle.
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Tie foeT-fxykLssaxsrxE - o. sac AZ shs
So THAHeIsso. csxs-Psasee Hotel nsss
Iae AssxLEs. csI~--Ea ssreis A Mercer.
VEST First sfrrfs.
fuErLAxp. 0&-wihox xeTs stst1
aSnAs CRY, Hns--B- eiifk. u Esss
DxHvsn. cofa--c. saith 4 soss. n sssrrsfEi
I'll Lawrence.
eurrsa ssJTrvsfa.
yAScorvEs-N HksTis5n. :. r. Tsils7.
SleT0kxA-~F Hall
ANw WssrxsswTEn-zsG > Hail
~ArHfsgrex.
AnxEpEKx-s. r. etgsnsa.
AHArBErgs--g ". H0 ~
EgLLfssHxs james Z. NEf's0u-
Brc0pA~~H issr.
E0HMOroLts-~J- y. Lssyrs.
EHgNGs--T r. fiSsr5sos-
CHgHALfs--Dsssssl y Kirk.
uATTUs-W. n. Garrett
KbgEs AIyE~-r HHiehenson
ELLxsssuEss--E~ l.. Fgrfy.
41LmAE--C. X shaw
KExT~-Enisn Ssws 20.
M0xTKsA SOD g. Lewis
EokTH rsKTss~-EsheIsasts Eros
Ypkr BLAkKLgf-H r Price.
POM Lt'DfJos I<as Poole.
P0h1 NADf.sss J. FrsfsKese.
PosJ To<xsz~D-s :. Lsvsnson.
RuyALLrF-@ssts@ssn s smith.
eGBOMx-S. REchsnfson.
fN6HoNfsU -Esusefl News 60.
GN09r Thex IL Tfsfssaaon.
HrOKAsE FxEEs--AYsneass 4 iasla1ssr.
ErmHxE--T 4. barr
Tacoma. q Efaekpose. opposite the
Tneoma bofel
WALLA NALf.&~-A. u. Hart.
WHATsoN--Ws alter FouEs
1EAT7y.E. sEsDsJ. JIsE 30.
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assaYrRS am CIissMfSg'S.
LANDSCAPE GARDEN tsfsS.

L. o. s, Il AGeai., NAOMI uORII
T.s cultural sagfeus. NsoIni, kitSsp
eoaa.y, ". 7. -ianesesI.s. architecture
and engineering: Typographical Surveys,
ussps, plans, specificsti0as; The lay inc 1uf
OF marks, priyats grognes and ce,sPteries
arcpFciue tn modern mathntx
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EAilesn and SsnIasmes Route
Steamer Geo. +. Starr

Leaves Seattle AZ II u m. Sundays. Tines,
DAYS and Thursdays Arrives al Whste,crn
al II a nj. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS. Returning. leaves Mhatc3fn al =
m Mondays and Wednesdays sssa ca SIT
Griays ~ - m Arrives 81 Seattle ~ , s.
IN. Tuesdays ard Thursdays aud en- sat
ursiays al shout 2. N.
F- steamer lands ST an regular land
isagS except Oak Hsrbor. LsCoaner and
FSdairp
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u. s. Mail Steamer Hassalo.

Leaves Seattle for Whssconi and al way
landings Mondays. Wednesdays snd tFi-
DAYS AZ al I. IN. Arrives AZ Whatcim Tues
gsayS. Thursdays and Saturdays al } =. m.
Returning, leaves Whatcnna sundays,
Tuesdays and Thursdays 81 s;Se r. m. Ar
rives at seattle Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays AZ , y. m.
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Steamers will leave YeSier's dock for Sc.
ATrfIE-PoRT TOWNSEND ROUTE, carry.
ing the Z. :. mails. Steamer EDITH leaves
Seattle every day, except Saturday. ~ 1890
Z. m; arrives az Port Townsend at /, a. m
Returning, leaves Port Townsend NJ ! A N. /.
arrives at Sesttlc az D. m
sEATTLE-WH ROUTE. Real,
every day. Steamer WASHINGTON going
aiTecD leaves Seattle at p. M, sundays.
Tuesdays and Thursdays arrives al What.
com at 10 am. the next day. Returning.
leaves Whaicom at p, m. MONDAYS. We'd
tuesdays and Fridays, arrives a, Seattle at 10
a. IN. next day.
Steamer IS. X. MfRwiN, touching AT
i-AtoNNtR, leaves Seattle Al 9 r. m. Mon
lays, Wednesdays aud Fridays: arrives III
Whaicom i2 m. next day returning, Leaves
Nhafeoin al D. m, Tuesdays and Thur
days sundays NJ a. IN. arrives al Seat
Tie III a. III next day; SUNDAYS, D. m.
GEO :. JACOBS, Secretary,
u. r. JACKSON, President
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BANK on NORTH SEATTLE


Coruer Of Front and Rsftsry stree,.
rurcsgn and deaae~als, exchange 49,.
and selds .eiexrsahic transfers r,ad,- ~
PESTS recelvea. sDa 9 general hansssS
h0SineSs transacted
We have s1,ceisi facilities for mars
collections Ia al parts OF TIT United Ssrsss
and Csnsaa. Hours, q n. 20 sr m. 80
assiSyx. q N. to 4 =. M. and & 90 n = =
nIREC TakS. H. W. WHrEIRa Pr.s
dent, soHN Y OSrgANnER. Vice prexsnsss,
G. n. BseLsy, Cashier. u. I. nxxxY. \
z. STN~x
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M4Rnrxn

NgTFE< MsT~ssA- a. 80 re-
A&a1e ~ sEsss ssssyfa sfx eserxs rTaa.
Lag. Tea@ = ssss Mr. l. fsF1s $50
ME- ssaks Hsse<s. tpp<h - @~sfse,
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t.'sstNo-A 30g slNatA HgeoA garNn
rn ae sh e4 laae a. rs - Nsln
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'ati't s tNNE f&ENg kEwaT AE0
t scIes Is sees5o8 g. aals kbS
- aN es = ss.a fssrs Sos ssat
Z 8t}t, As &E FnssFE&TX NO&AH %
ssee laa.H a Ess g. ~ sssT ses u
aeft v&eYfs.e tsxssA avw - - ssFss sAA&
B sak&&MAN
S*REg'fsr. &kRakss3 ~ kEfs b
= s~asla NIX xsaA &sSsass ssreets a "a
- ss,e srfes4 ns%a wsHs RAs " =
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CANADIAN PACIFIC
RAIL" AY.
TIL 81 TRUE
TranSc0Rtinental Route
BETWEEN
THE PACIFIC AND The ATLANTIC.


Its passenger equipment Is the finest In
the world. consisting OF Luxurious Sleep,
ing Cars, having drawing, smok ing aud
bath rooyns; Comfortable and clean Colo
mist Cars, with Free Sleeping Berths FOL
holders of seeond-class tickets and The
most modern style Of Day Coaches.
lis Dining Cars and Hotels provide the
best quality OF food in unlimited quantity
at reasonable rates
The variety and grandeur OF scenery
along It's linc is uHequaied, and III the de-
tails OF track, train service, etc, nothing l.
omitted that can add to the safety and
comfort Of It's patrons Ali in all. il gives
the hest and most scryieable line of travel
whether for business or pleasure, between
Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Victoria. and
all Pacific Coast points, and Wiunipeg,
Minneapolis, 81 Paul. Chicago, ST. Louis
Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, Boston. New
York. and all Eastern cities
THROUGH TICKETS are issued To all
principal points in the United states, Can
ada. ard Europe, at lowest rates.
For detailed information apply 10 the
following agents af the company:
c. q. MCCoRD, Washington street
Portland, Oregon; +. W. NCGINNF.SS. seat.
tie, W. T.: +. Z. ELLIS, Tacoma. ". r.;
ID. +. BROWN, Assistant General Freight
and Passenger Agent. Vancouver. B. c.
correspondence respectfully solicited.
t.nadtaG Pacific Co. pOStotfire
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asxxrtss<xasn.x sS<sssxs the s<Asis ~ zssNi
Ff,sfF,st. gaf @s3e. yssg HeHs, sses ~StRsftssiz
v Mszssfs ssEg - tsssers'a ~ tlsa rate ~
sssats = SOS fssr avsf sss@eFsseas seAs 9
wssrsE sssz ssfh sssissssssssssS agseTfs0ss. Fz7-
rasns xSways - aazsasas.
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VEST SEATTLE FERRY.

Steamer Ctr Of @esssls. wsgi s.-.v.. s...,,,..
every two hsBFs. 6siN ; - lea =,
- % "a p "a. Resarf3ttg. lease.
west rsaslas. %. 10. Il. =. n. 4 s.,s,
=. Ia Wy
u, ). BATES. Manager.
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sIs--gssas zs-fs Sic xise - n IT,
Mass. 3&zszsEFs
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AT ; PER CENT.

itfiprest---foT paying ftsllf AMI Owl !oAr
oan home. stock in the American Build
ing, Loan aud Investment -ocity, OF Chi
cage, Will enable you 90 do this al above
rate Of Interest For further information
address or apply 10 ". @. Franklin Il Co..
~ Columbia sIrs.ef. NeWlin's block .rnelrt ,
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f1tOR ARNr-~s1wo HOUSES, 40 Mar.
4 ket strgs8 near Fiaeeuge. s hlasks
1tis III fAs ksasi s'spet ene house s rsons
80 ansi ore FgssFns So
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NOR RENr THREE FTDsEs CORNER
Il Third and Pike Iaqsira 81 = W.
ts5slGhus. uftea with y =. Miles. second
aFs4 @s4fta4fs
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4 oSESS MINT ROLL PROSPECT AVE
u nlie tira,ie~-SOtice Is hereby given
That She assessment eeli for the grading Of
Prospect aSenHe. from Kentucky street 10
Farm street and constructing q sidewalk
90 both sidee thereof, has been liled with
the uaarrslwusd, elc X cf the ely 90 seat
Tie, SUD further notice Is hereby given tisat
tne SAID roll il 0pep "a rebiic inspection at
the Office ~ ssid clerk. IN the city hall and
VIII remain Ugseu for Inspection uu3il Fri
asy, July S. issS, 3, o'clock p ra. and
thss al persefsS feeling themselves ny
gTteSsa hY asY such assessment may apply
- The rommoa eeaacsl ~ said city TO have
t8e same eosFr~'ssi. GA said july 5, iss4. az
e'giogs . 50. 1t tgNlr esaue.l chambers.
IN fhe city bali
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i.suR gENI MILL FURNISHED A
l. cove room with bath. nsaf elee rio
meter es}c ol iva A. n'iemen: references:
a.Ellrsss u. q q ilnx i.u..
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;s0R RENT STORE ROOM SUITABLE
4 for almost any business, iaxe. al
MON street
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rsoK RESr H0rsR S noOhs. COR
Il Rsr Bismarck and lahn. uesF depot
T. Enfsfs
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I.sOA RENT FISCHER 6 MACDONALD
1 are naw ia position 70 Offer suec4ai
lada -easeigiS 81 merchant. desiring 'cmfsl-
fafs room ter starting hasinest aisn *
sersl1ua; sgar4ge and Wharfage facilities.
{ 4 a4st sts.s a. ;sts1i esF iiik 8 rsays
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knR 80

NOR gINg~ ROOM WIN BOARD IN
\ pfivate tAJalty for two gentlemen or
saan ard siisl 1919 Eighth street, on
iiFa III electric ears
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01
Johnssoun On CANVAS.

DR.. welsher Of Abilene gave a
lecture and seiopticOn presentation
OF Johnstown and its disastrous
flood, In the Baptist church Tuesday
evening. There was nothing Of the
sensational attempted by the doctor
and his only aim was TO give Q cor
rect portrayal Of the scenes after the
Hood, following o correct description
OF the valley. He has visited the
entire region and obtained photo
graphs and maps enabling him to
point out In detail with satisfaction
to his audience. The exhibit IL not
spoiled by having read the papers
but IL anything, IL made more inter-
estinB thereby. In addition TO this,
several European scenes and some
OF the best American scenry aud
statues were put upon the canvass.
The children had recreation in
several square "hIts" especially In
teresiiug to them and when the
good night" was said the audience
although having been seated two
hours was 10th 20 leave. The doctor
uses his instrument for the benefit
Of charitable institutions and
churches.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01

"a an evidence that the State
Historical Society IL Of importance
to citizens generally IL IL only neces-
sary TO cite the case OF Mr.. Marcus
5tigmie who began proving up his
claim In 81. At that time the adj
vertlsing was done In the Salins
Weekly Herald. A few days ago
every effort to find proof Of Publica-
ton was futile, a. the files Of the
paper could not be found. A letter
addressed 10 the State Librarian
was answered with q complete copy
Of the advertisement snd . certified
statement Of It's publication rs
shown by the bound files In the libra
rians, office, This was sent to WASH
Ington yesterday and will be eli that
IL necessary TO prove the publ
cation and thereby will save much
delay and otherwise expense TO the
owner Of the land.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01
soEnrHING TO coNsIDER
what the North and South Railway
Means for BaiIna.

what the North and south Railway
Means for BaiIhA-
Duri ng the week the question Of |
North an d South railway for SalIni
has been a constant burden Of con
versation among travelling statesmen
capitalists interested In the growth
OF central Kansas, and above all
among citizens who believe In the
future Of Salina as q great CONNER
cial center.
In summing up some Of the I'D.
vsntages let US look ahead to some
things that are not ut all improbable,
but are altogether possible and ai
present seems to be the final out
come of the new railroad project.
Salina has advantages through
her present system OF railroads
which should at once make her q
proud city. They appear TO be
enough to secure to her q first place
among the cities Of the nation. But
will they they do L.? IL Is stated on
good grounds that the immense but
ter packing interests Of the West
will one day find q home here
that groceries aud dry goods
houses will flourish with the
trade OF the northwest goes with
out saying. But, this Is not all,
the North aud south line means that
To Salina shall come some Of the
largest importing and exporting
houses In the United States. Before
Kansas City secured the Memphis
road her importing houses labOred
against obstacles mountains high.
That road has been the means Of
lowering freights by ocean steamer
as well ~ by rail and now her
houses enjoy a competitive rate.
The work Of deepening the harbOr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01

r. II. MARYLAND has purchased an
interest In the G. B. Kirkland pub
fishing house. The company Il
organized with . capital stock Of
t9O,O0 with c. h. Kirkland ~ presl-
dent and r.. II. MARYLAND secretary.
Mr.. Kirkland gives as his reason for
changes made that the business h nd
outgrown his anticipations and Il
was necessary to have additional
Office help. It II understood that
the name Of the house will not be
changed.
The machinery Of this house IL
now complete and its book binding
buslness will cover the territory
west OF Topeka. The house though
comparatively young hiss already
been established In many Of the
adjoining counties as being fully
equal to any In the state both as 20
rapidity Of turning out work and as
to the thorough workmanship Of the
binders employed. Large books are
made o specially and county officials
have bat 10 examine their constIu--
ton TO be convinced Of their merit.
The Kirkland publishing house will
in another year have superseded al
others In western Kansas and the
county officials will recognise the
importance Of giving their book
work 10 the nearest aud best publish
o. within the borders Of the state. IL
n Kansas Institution run by Kan
sans wha have their every Interest
In Kansas and her future prosperity,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-01
The Yonng Ladies winners.

The teachers contest was held In
the FIRST NJ. +. church Tuesday even.
ing. To become q good elocutiOnisi
In always 3 worthy object and the
effect though often unsatisfactory "a
the students nevertheless results In
training Of the useful kind. A
large audience was interested la the
contest for elocutionary honors by the
teachers Tuesday night. There were
fourteen contestants pretty evenly
divided between males and females.
Excellent prizes were offered and
made for them. Some Of the pieces
selected by the gentlemen were ex-
ceedingly hard to render which may
TO some extent account for the
young ladies walking off with each
and all Of the prizes ~ follows:
First prize, webster's unabridged
dictionary, Miss Jessie Beedy; see
ond, worcester's comprehensive
dictionary, Miss Alma Pierce; third,
Misses Sadie Cartwright and Belle
Knapp, each receiving q copy Of
Webster's academic dictionary.
The young men will try again At
some future time and II possible
redeem their lost estate or position
rs leaders.