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The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-01-01

Il LEsWslS- attorney and Solicitor
zZ1a5-l E-1cE. ca-Ezr F0-t and Merchant
>--==-s. EC-olLz: practices n the Courts
Z1 a1-s- EEEZE the fzsts q & case. he
=- Z desired give TIE law. III writing
l-z1-= 20 the fzecs- and written opir-
Cd a. % tie c--r=e proper 20 be pursued,
- the E-15z5le result of legal proceed
~ -r1- The FEC-s- I2g2f+
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-01-01

Il " d Grzsnhalgh has written
z- a returning from London he VIII
1---= hack % ne Islands and square Up
z-z-vcain.- Ee1uEhile his vile hiss LEFT
IA . ian him On the other shore.
. Iss1a-bzr 2zth Nr 7 O. ThEum
-5lk possession Of the store under MS
z--e- -1---z-e
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-01-01

~ decision vas arrived 81 0y the Cen
"a -ll1l Ch-reh congregation yester-
r. HTs-ln-. re-lrIing : ste Tor the
---5e-e1 nET pace Of worship. There
LIE three sites under co1siier4ri0u-the
-=S5-- u1e- rh5 old M0ssman lot diz-
l2r 1rpoate, nov owned by Mr..
-ls--sr- and IL 10 Owned by the con
-ee--l-1 - rhs eorler q Bere.ania and
-zE-is streets
The Hawaiian gazette., 1889-01-01

Asa Ezl-li-s1- sailors EeTe II straits
7l-es-zy. rrII1s = navigate their way
-le-- sip TFIrholr beng arrested for
-=zsE- rheT iIozrry- Il Mss been sug-
- 50 uE reporter That, when meu
-L -L= vLrlC-s E1rsiIlps are OF the Hay
E-e -L=mselres ZIP, I / little hard
s--- q have % p By Tzy q the Sta-
u zEl Z i1cSed the ten dollars IN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11
Kansas wesleyan Notes.


The new catalogue will show an
enrolment Of about twenty-five over
preceding years.
Hon. A. =. Collins gave . short
but very instructive address to the
students Tuesday morning on the
subject Of tree-planting.
Several Of the professors and
students from the Normal called last
week. Come again gentlemen. We
are always glad TO see you.
The class In vocal music completes
the second term Friday. A new
class will be formed for chorus work
and continue through the term.
Flfty-fOur persons were setting
trees about the college grounds at
10 o'clock Tuesday, aud the western
portion now resembles forest.
About three hundred naples and
elms were set upon the campus last
Tuesday. All we're first-clsss trees
aud nearly every one will grow.
The Advocate with the new college
department managed by the students
will be out this week. II Is q nice,
attractive paper aud contains more
college news than In its former
shape.
PrOfs. JOhRsOn, Scot: and Griffith
together set fOrty-fOur trees Tuesday
forenoon and caught eleven fish In
the Smoky Hill river In the after
noon, but positively deny that they
were out serenadIng until midnight
that evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11
NEIaHBoRaoop IrEas.

Brookyille Transcript.
Mayor Turton and X. Il. IDgrnhAm
were In Salina yesterday TO see the
parties about starting the mill. No
satisfactory arrangements could be
made.
The railroad crews Of the smoky
Hill division now have all their lay
over at this place, instead OF nj Ellis
or Wallace. Those Of the boys who
have families here welcome the
change.
Rev. Wood has succeeded In hav-
Ing the fall meeting of the Western
Association OF Congregational
churches held In BrOokyille some
time in September. Due notice Of
which will be given.
Col. J. w. Moore last week was
admitted to the bar to practice In
all Kansas courts. We understand
that Mr.. Moore will open an Office In
BrOokvIlle, where he will be ready
to attend to any legal work that may
Ice entrusted TO him.
Union Pacific train 20i coming
into Grainfield Monday evening
struck aud instantly killed little
child OF some 3's years OF ske "
VIM. IRE, OF that place. The child
was playing on the track uneon-
sciOus Of its danger aud unknown to
its parents when killed.
T. ]. Nichols, the rustling real
estate agent Of this city, traded this
week, the old NanBight place be-
longing te Aaron Zeinsr, to John
Norfhou for Topeka property, cOu.
slider alton SIS 600. Mr.. Nichols also
traded $40 acres In Ottawa Co, be-
longing to q. T.. HugheF, for TOpeks
properly, consideration 81, 400
Also the Geo Geiger eighty acre;
south Of town for Topeka property
consideration 600. Mr.. Nichol,
left last night for Topeka to finish
some other trades which he hs,
worked up. This has been q pretty
good weeks work for him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

Another fine rain for the wheat on
the sth.
Peach blossoms are the beauties Of
the day.
Frank Lipe has bought q farm
Of his father, In Pleasant Valley.
VIM. Marks d 60. started for Okla
homa April sIh. May they "strike
u rich" in the land Of promise.
Dr. Lite, Of Culver, has been clean
Ing out the building formerly Oceu-
pied by whItney's store, for q
dwelling house.
Charley Darbe and Morgan Shisher
left for Scott county, Kan, this
week, Mr.. aud Mrs. Darbe remain
ing at their home In Pleasant Valley.
X. I. BlackIedge, OF Mulberry, has
sold half interest In one OF his fine
English shire stations TO Zeph
Hoover Of Culver. Look out, boys,
for rings sometimes cause n great
deal Of trouble In innocent families.
Much praise Is due TO 8. b. Thoinp-
son tteaeherI aud school for their
entertainment 20 an audience Of not
less than four hundred persons, Of
which about fifty were babies, and
As far ~ they were concerned there
was good order, but the older ones
might have kept a little guieter.
On April snd Mr.. Chas. McCabe
departed from this world Of care to
his Maker. His death was caused
from an injury he sustained some
time ago by . train running into him
at Salina. Too baa that that little
burg cannot have bars to protect
her citizens from the trains-Mary-
del has bars but no trains. The
deceased WAS 81 years Of age, and
was one Of the oldest aud most hon.
Ored citizens Of Pleasant Valley.
The exhibition held at Pleasant
Hin school house on the evening Of
April =, IL the talk Of the day, es-
peeiaIly Of Prof. o. e. Tobey and his
orchestra, OF sailns, and extra praise
ls due to Mrs. Tobey for her excel
lence 81 organisation such music was
never heard inside the walls Of
Pleasant Hill school house. Master
VIM. - was policeman No, I Of
the three from South street, but
with all his scratching and prOtesta.
tons with cane, the crowd would
pass on to the fatal street.
The drawing Of the organ at the
fwinmound Lyeeum took place al
The appointed time-April 2. The
evening was . little rough, but .
goOdly number were present. The
exercises were opened By o declAma-
lion by Israel Harris, JF., and after
, somewhat long programme . reesss
d ten minutes wa hsd- After this
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11
Fatal Neglect.

The breaking of the smallest wheel
in mammoth factory, IL not re-
placed, will ruin the entire plant, as
a speck Of dust will derange the
delicate machinery Of watch.
Were people as thoughtful TO repair
their broken health on the first APP
prOach Of disease, as the owner IL
to mend his machinery, they
would escape indescribable
suffering, aud often death. Slight
causes will sometimes derange the
digestive organs, on whose healthy
action the health OF the whole sys-
tenn so much depends, and feverish
blood, headaches, and consumption
itself, set in. The wise persons will
at once arrest the cause OF these
unhealthy symptoms, resorting to
that wOrldfamed remedy, DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery, which
purifies the blood and cures liver
disease. OF all druggists.
THE WORST NASAL CATARRH,
no matter Of how long standing, is
absolutely cured by DR.. Sage 4
Catarrh Remedy. IL does not
merely give relief, but produces
permanent cures In the worst cases.
% cents, by druggists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11
Published ThHrs,idg, April ~, ISIS
Ordinance Nh. cog.

Az oRBINASCE 8RANTISG THE RIGHT OT
WAY ~ THE UNION PACIFIC, LINCoLs
a COLORADO RAILWAY CoaPAST, IN TBI
enc Acc ASD NORTH PARK ADDITIONS n
THE CRY 90 SALIVA, KANSAS.
Re- 70 Ortiaiarsi Jg ihs Mayor and CoHHciiBser
ortiz tftB Of Saiis1, Kansas.
SECTION THAT a perpetual right of WAY
for the Union Pacific, Lincoln & Colorado
Railruad Company u hereby granted over
across. along and upon the following streets
aud avenues In the city OF Salina, Kansas,
tO-Wit: ACroSs and upon tirand BOuley ard
rom Unit y, ilne on inS s.st, witch = my
Of the main line ofthe said railway, nov
located. westerly 10 = line % feet west,
north Of and parallel &C. the center tine
said railway company, n now located, also.
all that portion OF Phillips street. College
avenue, and the alley running north and
south through block 4. In satd Chicago add
ton, which Il located south OF = line ANY
feet north OF. aud parallel Ca the center line
Of the Union Pacific, Lincoln a Colorado
Railway as nj present located: also all that
part OF Logan avenue, which Is Located east
OF line. any feet west and parsllel % the
west leg OF the wye" TRACK OF said railway
= In said Chicago addition; also over and
aercSs North street IN the city OF Salins; also
all that portion of the street or alley iyiag
west OF block Z, la North Park addition, ex-
tending north frum the south lire OF said
block 4, "a . line which - my feet east OF.
and parallel % the ceuicr Tine Of the Union
fartfc. Lincoln a COLORADO Railway as n
present located also over and acrJsss all in
tertaediate streets and alleys, either com
pleted. OF which may hereafter be completed
IRON Grand Boulevard 10 the west line of the
city limitSl. And that pOrtiotn OF the said
Grand Boulevard. Phillips ssreet, Logan ay-
enue. Coileer avenue, aud the alley In blocks
4 and In the Chicago addition, and the
street or alley In North PARK addition -
herrlnlDeforr Designated. are hereby vacated
and the use thereof granted To the said Union
Pacific, Lincoln A Colo ado Railway Com
pany. Its SUCCESSORS and assigns forever, lor
the purpose Of the eonstruetina. opeFatiOn
and InainteaaDce Of \ line of standard euaee
raiirnad, with the right reconstruct all nrces
sary sldlngs sud tnrnouts on said right of
way and aiso for the accommodation OF water
tanks. turntables, et--. etc
SECTION iI.-That this ordinance shall b.
In fail force and effect frotn and nfter IT,
publication once In The sALISE CoUNrS
1orRNAL
Approved by the Mayor: AprIi 4 isp.
lsigned 4. ". BANKS,
hereby certify that the stove and fsrero-
Ing = q true and correct copy 81 an ordi-
nance passed 81 ths mayor and e0aneiimen
o. tire city of es.iea, Aprii ehrlse.
GEO. y. SUPPLE,
City Ciexk. Proten.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11
OKLAHOMA
The Promised Land.

"On TO oklahoma" IL now the
watchwOrd OF the thousands Of
home-seekers who have anx-
iuusIy awaited the Presi-
dents proclamation opening this
vast and rich country To public set
tlement. Colonies are being formed
in every state aud territory In the
union. The millions Of acres may
not furnish q homestead for all who
come, but there will be thousands
ready to relinquish their claims al u
nominal figure. The intending set
tier should look the country over.
Go via the great Rock Island Route,
popularity known a. the ''PeO-
pies favorite" wherever II
runs. Kingiisher, the L. $.
Land Office for Oklahoms Ii
the future metropolis Of the Indian
Territory, and Is situated on the
Rock Island Route. A fast line Of
stages has been put on TO Fort Re-
nO,iO connect with the Rock Island
Territorial extension. This Is the
cheapest and best route and direct TO
the place you want to go. Through
solid vestibule trains from Chicago
via Kansas City and st. Joseph, also
from Denver, Colorado Springs,
and Pueblo To the Territory,
through the cities OF Topeka, Hutch
insOn, Wichita, Wellington aud Cald-
we'll. II will be TO your advantage
to locate on the peoples favor
lite" railway. Look at the map. The
Rock Island has excellent cOnnee-
lions from all portions Of the union.
For full information concerning
oklahoma, the land laws, and
the best way To get into th e country,
address JOHN SEBASTIAN,
q. r. Il p. A. Chicago, Kansas &
Nebraska Ry., Rock Island Route,
Topeka, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

Girls HOFFMAN writes that he II
happy among his eolO.ists, In lower
California. Well we are all happy
up here that he Is happy down there,
and hope he will be happy enough
TO remain In the land Of the setting
sun, or ~ close thereto a. Il IL pos
sIble for him to get.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

WARD BURLINGANE, who made q
mighty good private secretary" for
several successive Kansas Cover
nors, 10 . candidate for superinten-
dent OF the Dead Deter Office. For
many years he has been . clerk In
the post office department..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

the drawing commenced, No. S, held
by Parey Markley, drew the prize.
Some are disposed TO assert that II
was q prearranged plan that Psrey
should get It, but then you know
some people would find fault II they
were TO be hung. We are satisfied.
DRIFT,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

Col. DAN ANTHONY IL not de-
pressed by defeat. He says the OPP
position he has had, and Is having,
Will make him Governor. He pro-
poses to contest for the nomlGatiOn
next year, and boasts that he eau
beat Humphrey.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

HOWARD Il. HETRIcK, once q
well-known and bright newspaper
mau Of Missouri, has found refuge
inIthe Soldiers Home al Leaven-
worth. Whiskey has done Its work
and he IL now broken In body
and mind,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

THE daughter Of BONANZA KiBg
Msckey having married the Prince
OF Galstro, her name appears In the
Gotha Almanac 80 Donna Evelyn
Julia, nee O'BrIen Mackey. How
the blue-blood Of these American
sovereigns does get mixed up with
the plebeIan blood Of the Goths, and
Huns and % on.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

THE only case on record where
castor oil operated - Q powerful
csthartlc on abank IL the one record.
ed from Denver. The crook who
got away with the swag 10 entitled to
consideration for the harmless rem
edy used. Had he armed himself
with Q bottle Of crotOn oil he could
have sacked the city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

SALINA, KAs., April n, 1859.
Corrected every Thursday morn
ing by the Salina Mill a Elevator
Company.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

wEsuPPOss, Ofeourse, the regents
Of The State Agricultural College had
Ia mind the scoring Murat Hal
stead gsVe our Senators, when they
invited Halstesd so deliver the CON-
mepeement address II that instItu.
tiOn, June %. u vas 20 very apPrO-
VFists for them 20 do SOL They
hsd better 20 aud soak their regal
heada.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

EeaeKE r. wARE has been ssIec-
BED ~ tbs post for the DeeoratiOn
Day exeresss n Arlingson csmstsEy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11
Our Spring Stock is Complete

And we have received goods and range Of
prices than be We wish do little with
you Our stock the largest and prices the
Ho at g. and cents yard Good muslin and
per YARD Oood gngham cents extra good dress Bingham
cents yard good cashmere per yard good
sateen - cents per yard Good Turkey table cloths
cents per yard good silk mitts pair good ladies' hose
cents pair The best $3.50 shoe ladies' The best
children shoes for the lowest prices Warranted The best $500
mems shoe in town; (warrand The best pillow $2
town. warraned Clothing the lowest possible prices
CERES CHEAP-Good tea Iz cents pound IS
pound Good coffee evaporated appcots Queens
ware at the lowest possible prices Your patronage solicited
.LitoWich & WoISieffer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

WHEN the Payne case was before
the Sensts In 1854, three RepublI-
eau SenaiOrs-LogAn, EVarts and
Teller-mSde speeches against an
investigation, and twelve others fol-
lowed them Ia voting With the Dem
oerats on that side Of the question,
tO-Wit: Cameron, Chaee, Cullom,
Iugails, Jones, Miller, Plumb, Rid
dlsLetger, Sawyer, SeWelI, STAN
ford aud Van wyek.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

JUDGE STRANG Is In Washington
q candidate for L. y. AttOrney-and
Is pushing things. Being q resident
Of the Booth kingdOn-the great
sputhwest-there Is possibility lie
will succeed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11
PRrNcIPALLy in the columns q

Principally In the columns Of
the Kansas City Times we discover
that there IL Q breach similar
to that Of the houses Of Capulet and
Montague among Kansas Republl-
cans over the question Of appoint
msnts Messrs. HAllOwelI, Hackney
aud Burton are quoted a. the lesders
Of great revolt against our Con-
ErsssIOual delegation and our Gov
sTnOr, because way IL not made for
"neW men" Of Kansas, In the OfIlees,
and because Of the appointment
Of some Of the ''old gang
Just where the "Old gang
leaves off and the new" CON-
mences IL not distinctly Wis
ible but il will probably be well ven
tIlated by the ''revOlutiOnists" In due
course of time. But II our memory
servesu US right,Iti just one mOnthand
seven days since the new admins
tratIOn went into power and II would
hardly Ice expected that very much
could be done In that time by the
Congregational delegation either for
the old gang or the new. During
that time 10 our memory IL not
again 1t fault, not one OF the "Old
gang" has been appointed to Offiee
except Tom Ryan, and by his step
ping out sn equal chance for both
the "Old gang and the new" II
given In the Fourth District Con-
gT-ssiOnal contest. With the ex.
cepIIDn Of Ryan not = man who has
held government position has
beeu aPpOinted-And Rysu's Was III
elective place. We admit that the
Governor has not done 80 we'll, but
many Of his appOlntees are new men.
The curse Of Cain should not resi-
on the "Old gang" nor all the bene.
fits Of FOrtunatUs be conferred upon
the new" We do not think thai
the great revolt 20 picturesquely
described by the Times exists out.
side Of the writer's Imagination
No doubt Halo sell, Hackney and
Burton have said many things they
do not mean, and what they have
said may have been greatly eXagger.
ated. And even 10 they have said
aud meant what has been charged Il
them, they represent at the present
simply themselves and their imme.
dlate friends. The revolt that IL 80
WILDLY spoken Of is not yet born.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

The following paragraph from the
ksnsas city Times contains the best
Of news for the thousaudS Of friends
and admirers Of the venerable
Judge Usher:
Hon. J. p. Usher Of Lawrence had
the tumor upon his neck success
fully removed by a Philadelphia
surgeon last week. A private letter
received yesterday from Judge
Usher states that his health has
rapidly Improved since the opera
ton. He T. now the only surviving
member Of LIneOln's cabinet
The Times, however, has made the
ofF-repeEted mistake In stating that
the Judge IL the Only surviving
member OF LIBcoln's cabinet. ST.
mon Cameron still lives, at the ad-
vaneed age Of " years.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

The admission Of new states
makes Il necessary TO make new flags
for the government with the requi.
site stars ON them. There are sou
national flags 60 he made aud they
will average the cost 81 Of each. Mr..
Cleveland by signing the admission
hill has put an enormous business
into the hands Of the United States
Bunting Company, Of Lowell, Mass,
aud thereby will greatly advance
the personal Interest o! General Ben
Butler, who Is his special adherence.
General Ben owns twO-thirds the
stock and the more bunting IL
thrown TO the breeze the better for
him. His company has 4 monopoly
Of that trade as Il IL the only factory
Of the kind In the United States.
Any crisis thst sets flags flying puts
money In BeA's purse, aud he loves
60 acquire % ~ well ~ he did.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

BOULANGER having been ordered
to leave Belgium takes refuge In
England. Let him come TO America
and Join the HaIlowell-Hackney-
burton reyoIutIonists,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

PHILLIP KRoHN, an editorial
writer ON the SalinA Gazette seems 10
be very warm towards Rev. Bernard
Kelley, who seeks to be Pension
Agent. While Mr.. Kelley Is not
our candidate for that place, we re-
gard the attacks of the EX-ReY.
Phillip upon him as actuated en-
tirely by spite. Mr.. Kelley no dOnbt
had little something to do with turn
ing Phillip out Of the ministry and
the church, aud Il was 3 Gods seF-
vice that he then and there did so.
As far ~ we know Mr.. Kelley IL an
honorable, christian gentIman, who
towers a. q mountain to q mOle-hill
above tx Rev. PhllliP-morally,
intellectually aud In every other
way.
The GGzens writer the other day
threatened some tearible tale 10
unfold dsrOgatory to the character
Of Senator Plumb, IL the latter gentle
manklId not cease urging Mr.. KelIey's
appointment. The Gdsette said:
''if he does not, ss q public journal,
aud In the Interest OF the public
welfare, we may feel moved 10 pub
lished certain matters, the proof Of
which we have In our possession
which have been kept covered up
fer several years, aud whose publica-
tiOn nj this time would create some
thing Of q sensation not only In
Kansas but throughout the nation"
Now, 10 the Gucsffs, las . public
journal" would do Its duty to the
public, u should proceed at once TO
tell what IL knows. To publish cor
ruptiOn iii any there be- In high
places, IL one Of the duties Of the
public press. The Gazette, standing
with its uplifted arm aud gIittering
knife, should not hesitate to lay
bare what Il knows. To stand back
with threat Of the nature indicated,
IL tO assume tile lnEthsOme position
OF . common black-mailer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

Two Of the alleged candidates for
Tom. Ryany's vacant place are out
Of the way. Both Tom Osborne and
Jake Admire announce that they
are not In the field.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

WE have received the Oklahoma
Cdpifdi-the first paper published
In the Indian Territory. Its loca-
ton IL at Guthrie, its publisher
Frank II. Green.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-04-11

Ton WRONG was defeated for
mayor OF COncOrdIa by Is2 majority.
ID. l.. Brown was the successful
man.