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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-19

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AMI JOURSAL one year. the tWo papers, for
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

No. sE6
Land Once II Sallna, Kanaas
November I'd. lea.
Notice h hereby given that hIIla g. Short
form~Tly hilla y. tiage, has nled notice OF
intention 70 make final proof before Register
and ReeeiveS ~ their once In Sallna, Kan
sas. on "Wednesday the
9Th Day Of January, 1896.
on timber culture application No 9sa, for
the nWA Of section No. 10, In township No
iS south, HaDge No. ~.
He names a. witness;
william J. BogES, and william 7. Blundon
both of eallna, Kansas, and BaEil 4. Wells
and Frank q. BARKER both of Cambria. Kan
So J. u. HoDGH.
ts-et. Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-19
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Il was just an ordinary scrap Of
Swapping paper, bat 10 saved het
life. she was In the last stages Of
consumption, told by physicians
that she Was incurable and could
not live only q short time; she
weighed less than seventy pousds.
On . piece Of wrapping paper she
read Of Dr.. Kiag's New Discovery,
aud got q sample bottle; 10 helPsf
her, she bought large battle, n
helped her more, bought another
and grew better fast, eohtineed lie
uss and h now strong, healthy, fssy,
plump, weighing 10 posndk Per
fulief particuisrs send sskmp - W.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-19

FhONlsIONs EOh DINtEG CAR.
What . dining ear actually starts
out with IL IT5 pounds Of fresh NESTS
Of ell kinds, three dozen spring
chickens, two dozen ducks, two
dozen partridges aud - pounds of
turkey. Canned meats are used 10
some extent. Ten to twelve quart
cans OF cuusomme are slowed away
somewhere for emergencies, though
10 IL the pride OF the chief to prepare
his own soups. There are 30 10 20
pounds Of fish, 30 pounds Of clans
and the same OF oysters, the latter
being only for breakfast use and al
occasional pate for dinner. OF fresh
vegetables the prominent features
are or 8 dozen Of green corn, or 6
bushels Of potatoes aud q crate Of
tomatoes. In their season there are
taken q bunch Of bananas, 4 baskets
% grapes, 4 dozen oranges, . baskets
OF peaches, dOzen pears, half q
bushsl Of apples and half q dozen
watermelons. Within the cupboard
Of the pantry are some 20 quart Jars
% preserves, 8 dozen ioaves Of bread
50 pounds Of butter, Il pounds Of
cake, rs pounds Of coffee, 10 pounds
% cheese, 4 pounds Of tea, 50 pounds
Of sugar, 9 10 10 gallons OF milk, s
gallons Of cream, % dozen eggs, 50
peusds q salt-used largely Tor the
paeklng Of wine and lee cream
1000 quill to0thpieke, estimated 3
for ever passenger, not 90 mention
Sour and meal supplies fer Kitchen
n39.--Teg York Star.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31
GREAT GUNS.

Two Heavy Guns Completed For b NAv3
Tho Largest Yet Made.
WASHINGTON. May 2.-Ths ordnance
bureau Of the Navy Department - COM
pleted two Of the ten.inch steel
breech-loading rifles for the Monitor
Mianontomwah- They are the largest
and most powerful guns yet turned
M for the navy. Ono Of them
is at Annapolis awaiting trial and
the other has been fully tested with most
gratifying results. As it compared favor.
bly, with the best products Of renowned
European ordnance works. The muxx,e
velocity attained was 1000 feet per
second. The range could not be deter
mined owing to the lack Of sufficiently
large proving ground, but it is estimated
at ten miles
Soon after the contracts are awarded
for tbs construction of the new $500 ton
gunboats preparations will begin at the
Washington ordnance yard for the MI
facture Of their peculiar ordnance. which
is to be made up entirely Il rapid fire
guns Of extraordinary caiibers as COM
pared with guns of this type now
in use on the naval vessels. The
largest guns Of this kind will be six inches
in calibsr. but owing to the simplicity
and compactness OF their mechanism and
construction they will not materially ex.
coed in weight the inch rifles Of the kind
now in use, although they are fully equal
to them in range and accuracy and are
vastly superior in offensive power by "a
son OF their rapidly Of fire.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31

BRAIpwooD Hi, May 22-Threats Of
violence by the striking coal miners here
continue. A number Of armed Italian
strikers marched around the mines yester.
dav. making hostile demonstrations They
threatened to kill anybody who scabbed
and also burn the shafta Tue mob NUM-
bered about three hundred. and the z ioters
were supp led with double barreled shot
guns, repeating rites and revolvera May
or Cory,- 10 is also superintendent Of the
Chicago. ilmington and VermiIlion Coal
COMPANY. ordered the rioters fl the prem
i.es. They refused to go and told Cory
fLat he would te riddied with builets IL
ne apoeared q; the shaft again. Cory then
called upon the sheriff to protect him
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31
THE SOUTH PRosPERING.
New Enterprises Sketched Out Needing
Much Capital.

New Enterprises Sketched Out Needing
Much Capital.
BALTIMORE Nd, May 24-The summer
and fall will witness more substantial
progress in the South than has yet beer
made Manufacturing interests are pros.
pering and new enterprises. many of them
Of great importance. are being established
The Manufacturer Record saws: "a
-. 0OO. 900 company is at work and will
have 100 men employed in building .
deep water harbor At the mouth of the
Braxos river, Texa. from which point
railroads will be built to Houston
and other points. Northern and for.
eign capitalists are interested in
this big scheme. A 8. ZOO, 900 company
has been organised to extend the East
Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia railroad
70 Mobile. givin the iron centers Of Ala
hama another outlet to the sea. Birming-
ham iron men propose to spend so. 900 on
. new plant for Steel making. Dallas is
to have . 81. 10000 bank and . 500 600
hotel There il great activity in new cot.
ton seed oil mills several having been or.
gained Ia the last few wOeka Several
cotton mills and iron furnace companies
nave also been established"
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31
Realism on the Stage.

Flybynight (the distinguished theat-
rical nanager)-Yes. sir. l firmly be-
lieve in realism on the stage. In the
forthcoming production. every detail
will be as real as possible; real water.
real steam engine. real hotel elevator
nothing counterfeited where the real
article could be obtained.
Pufer (the well-known critic)-Iun-
derstand that your leading lady poisons
herself in the last act.
Flybynight-Yes. sir. and a great
scene it is. too.
Pufer-1f you want to do the public
a real service. and. at the same time
preserve the dramatic unities, let her
s. real poison-America
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31
rhat Offer Of 5000:

Our readers viii doubtless call to mindthl
s1er % widely advestised for ths pest ter
years BY IL b. Warner 4 Co, the pruprie
tors Of Warmers Safe Cure and Warner'a
Log Cabin Remedies, that they would pay
5000 to any persoa who would prove to a
impartial referee that they had ever pub
dshed . testimonial that WAS not genuine
% far - they knew.
This o&ef had he ring Of honesty about
Il. and - b matter has IN especial inter.
est just now We give . copy Of the offer q
It appears In the 4essrA b. h Warner 4
Co.'S pamphlet:
Az OYyK1 OF Ss,0oo.oQ
Esay 1esttnonSal psbdshed b. ~ . Bona
I'D, and, - for a. ~ knoc, e ab o,,fs,y
trse To sny ~ rho rN prvrc u. con-
tran to az impartial Svfree re vii gius
5000! H. n. WARNER & co.
KOche<0, n. r, Jaasa,y2 2, 1883.
We ask the readers careful attention 70
The following testimonials, as bearing on
the offer, and their u unbiased opinion Of the
same with reference to the 5000.
Iowa CITY, Ia, June So-Some weeks
since my daughter had a severe attack Of
Rheumatism. She was persuaded to take
one bottle OF Warmers Safe Cure, and one
Of Warmers Safe Rheumatic Cure. and has
entirely recovered. We thiuki it wonderful.
Is twice before she had been confined to
her bed for months with it.-Mas, SrEyAxCs
JOHNSON.
CAMP VERDE, Arizona, Oct. 81, 1sSs.-For
nearly q year l suffered from Gravel. and
was under the treatment OF a doctor. l took
Sgreat deal OF medicine, but it all seemed
to fail 1then began with Warmers Safe
Cure, and after using one bottle Of it began
to get better; got another bottle, and took
half OF it Tn gravel stone left me, and /
began to mend. lam now feeling as well
IS ever Ibid In mylife.-NEs. DOLLY Mason:
81 Myrtle Ave, BUFFALO, n. Y, Nov.
lSoS-In 1865 was attacked with kidney
disease, and suffered for twenty years, ap-
plying often Tor advice to medical men Of
high standing, without any apparent relief.
In 1856 I was advised to try Warmers Safe
Cure, and after having used fifteen bottles
Of 1t L was completed cured, and am happy 10
state that I ave never felt the disease since
In any form.-P. B. McMULES.
NEWARK, n. Y, June q, 1sSS.-Last Win
ter l was attacked with severe kidney dill
Guilty, which i~ncapaci;ated me for work, Sc
we're pains in the snail OF the back. attended
with Amos. constant aching on the least ex-
ertion. / suffered much pain, the passage
OF water was a severe trial, accompanied
with muchscalding and redness Of the urine.
l felt I was suffering from premoni.ory
symptoms OF Bright's Disease. l procured
q bottle Of Warmers Safe Cure, and after
taking the first bottle I felt so much i'm
proved hat / continued to take it to the ex-
tent Of four bottles. am now q new man,
able to do q good hard days work. with no
recurrence Of any trouble with the kidneys.
-NANpEvILLE ". PLAss.
There is no getting away from such testi-
mony As the aoove. The offer is genuine.
In fact Messrs. H. d. Warner & Co. have
always requested that doubters should
write direct to persons giving testimonials,
Enclosing stamp and who are Of necessity.
in the great majority Of cases, totally uuac-
QuAinted with the firm.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31
As DEAD.

Miss Anne Grifaths Resurn Home Afte1
Her Supposed Death.
FRANKLIN, Pa. May 2A-Two years age
the relatives IT Miss Annie Griffths in
this city received . dispatch giving an &C.
count OF her death by foul means in Kan.
sas. The dead body Of . woman was
found in Kansas City in whose dress pock.
ct was found . letter addressed to Mise
Annie GrsfithA Franklin. Pa. and whose
cuffs were marked with hat lady's mi.
tiaIs. As Miss Grifaihs was in the West
her friends teiegraphed on to have the re.
mains sent here but they had already
been buried and it was thought best not
to disturb them. For over two years An.
ME had been mourned as dead and the
sensation she created among her relatives
by suddenly appearing before them can
be better imagined than described. But
she is here just the same and is at q loss &c
account for the finding Of the letter In the
pocket of the lead woman, and does not
give much accoun Of ,herself saying she
has been in the West
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31
A GUTHRIE o
The Settlement OF Town Lot Contests
Leads to . Riot-The Troops Called On.

The Settlement Of Town Lot Contests
Leads to . Riot-The Troops Called On.
GUTHRIE. L T., May aa-The soldiers
were Thursday called out for the first
time since the opening Of Oklahoma, and
for several hours Guthrie was practically
under martial law. The meetings. he'd
every night for . week by the men who
lost their lots through contests and by the
opening OF streets, eliminated in . riot
One Of the best lots in Guthrie was
awarded by the board Of arbitration to Q
man named Drisccll. OF Chicago An old
man named Diemsr, Of Kansas,
occupied the front Of the same
lot with . tent Driscoll erected .
building On rollers, ready to shove it to
the front IS soon as Diemer should Va.
cate Recently the Council passed IN
ordinance empowering the marshal &c
ejec: every person whose claim for a lot
had been rejected by b arbitration
board This proceeding would affect
over LOCO persons The city government
made Q test case of the D~riscoll- Diemer
contest. The marshal attempted to re-
move Diemer and his tent Immediately
. mob of l.sO men collected and drove
the marshal away. The mob was about
to attack the city hall. when Captain
Cavanaugh arrived and dispersed them.
after which the o.ty authorities resumed
the work Of ejecting Diemer. Diemer
fought like . tiger and had to be dragged
from his tent to b street DriscolV's
building vas rolled forward. The mot
attempted to tear the house to pieces but
this time the authorities were able to re.
pulse the angry men without the aid Of
the soldiers At night soldiers guarded
the principal streets and more trouble 10
anticipated when the work Of ejectment il
again begun.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31
HUGE SWINpLE.

C~oo00ce3e08 0a0k O00oGD E0baaz20 .
NV HAvRx, Conn, Nay 3%ohn C
Bradley, cashier Of ~ 4ersAaDts' Ns-
tioaal Bank. 10 said 70 havs bssa under
b surveillance Of o@osrs Of b law at
his rssidsnce In Fairhavsn. he 10 charged
With embenlsmsat tAs shortage being
discovered BY Bank Ixaminsr Cooley In
his exsminatiea Friday. Ths b.nk On.
GERS declined g give any informatioa.
Processing Attorney Daley b now In
consultaefoa With the oGRoefs Of tho bark,
and Il = runorea that RrsdIsy win b ".
rested. Tie Loss g the hank may reach
SO. 00Q. Il 10 said that Bradley and
Charles ". Paimec discounted notes with.
out The know3eAgs Of the dirsctor2 and IL
has covered . spocs q several yeafA
Palmer hos beso arrosted also.
The card VA issued yesterday after.
oon By ex-6overnoe BiRelow, president
Of the Merchants National Bank:
70 Ge Public:
Certain Irregularities have been found In the
baak involving the cashier and assistant teller.
There viii probably be . considerable loss TO
The bank, which viii not however. impair its
capital II Is not yet ascertained whether
those officials have been the benenciaries OF
these irregularities. but notes have been dis
counted which were not presented 70 the board
Of directors for their approval. and the loss on
this kind OF paper can not At this moment be
stated.
Mr.. Bigelow subsequently, said: II do
not think that the entire surplus (S10o. 000)
will be lost and hope that it will not ex-
coed half'that amount"
Teller Palmer has made q full comics.
sion of all the transactions Palmer is
interested in the manufacture of patent
medicine, and one story current is to the
effect that he borrowed considerable
money to extend his business, and, being
unable to meet his payments, tided over
by discount notes for the parties Of whom
he had borrowed money. This practice.
1t is stated, was discovered by Cashier
Bradley, but Palmer induced him
to keep it quiet, promising to
take up the notes rs fast as they became
due. Failing to do this other notes were
discounted until the cashier and teller be-
came deeply involved and were compelled
TO keep quiet for their own safety. Thu
general opinion last night was that the
affair was much worse than the bank Off,
Gals care to admit Cashier Bradley spent
last night in the sheri6's Office and Palmer
was at his own home. in charge of deputy.
Bradley is about fifty years Of aga and
is very popular. He Was prominent in
church circles and was also prominent in
military circles. Palmer is about forty
years old and has been with the bank
nearly twenty years
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31
FILED sv JUDGE BREWER.

Decisions In the United States Circuit Court
1t LeavenWorth.
LEAvExwoRfH. Kan, Nav 9-Judge
d. J. Brewer, Of the United States Circuit
Court, has flied the following as his opin.
ion in the action Of the U.,ion Trust Com.
panv Of New York vs. the Missouri, Kan.
sas & Texas railway: The plea by de-
PENDANT to compliments bill is overruled
and cave given to answer by the July
rules" This was IN q question of juris.
diction of the United States Court to en-.
terrain the Union Trust Company's suit
The petition for payment Of interest on
Boonviile bridge bonds vas sustained.
The receivers OF the road were directed
to complete the Dallas & Waco road &c
W~axahachie and a committee OF three was
appointed. consisting OF J. Waldo traffic
manager. g. J. Pollock. auditor, and James
Hageman. attorney. TO report q just and
equitable basis Of adjustment between the
north and south division as to earnings
and expenses.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31
Effect Of Jealousy.

PrTsBrRGH, Pa. May 2a-Frank Coup
ton killed his wife. Cora At West Pittston
with . butcher knife and then cut his own
throat dying vs. hours later. The tragedy
took place in the bedroom where they
slept. and is believed to be the outcome Of
a quarrel between the couple, Compton
charging his wife with receiving the At.
tentions of other men. After killing his
wife and cutting his own throat the man
walked down stairs and with his bloody
fingers wrote the word Jealousy" upon
the s~ittingroou wall He also lsf on Q
slate 4 message which read: Give my
watch Z. NV brother. I am gong to
Heaven" He then went UPSTAIRS and fell
beside his wi.e's body. whsEe hs died
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31

LEAvKNwoRfH. Kan, Nav e4-Leaven.
worth surprised her own citizens ye.ter.
day By . great trades display in honor Of
the opening up Of The '.Homs coal mine. -
kxcursiou trains brought Thousands
Of visitors to the CITY md
the largest crowd evsr Witnessed
In this city throngei the streets
throughout the day. In the parade every
industry OF the city was represented. The
parade commenced ut two p. N. asd Was
headed BY the Soldiers Rome Band, with
. formidable detachment o: the home
veterans who carried m1skets and
marched with the military bearing OF
their soldier days OF twenty-five. years
ago.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31

NO. SIR" said a quiet-looking trav-
cling man to a companion on the train.
Il can truthfully say that l am very
little given to fear. l Y was
afraid of any thing or any body in my
life"
THAT is more than I can say"
''It's q fact. nevertheless"
by the way. l should think that a
man Of your age would have been mar
ried long before this"
'.How do you know that l am not
married?"
Il gathered it from your converse
tion."-Merchant Traveller.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31
Row With the Knishfa.

PrrTsBuRGH, Pa, May si-The notice Of
T. F Mcclure. secretary OF the National
Brotherhood Of CarpenterS that any Of
he members who are attached to the
Knights OF Labor q not receive either
sick or death benefits has caused . row
here among thu local uniona The car
penters' c~ficia!s clam that il split oc.
ours between the Knights OF Labor and
the brotherhood, contractors and planning
mill owners will take advantage Of the
trouble aud reduce wages and increase
the working hours Aembers Of the
Knights o: Labor here think it 10 IN open
dght by the American Federation Of La.
Dor against the Knights OF Labor for So.
premacy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31

NEW YORK. May 5-From the World:
The excitement in this city over the muir.
der Of DR.. Cronin still remains at its high.
est pitch and may possibly develop
into something serious 1t may be
remembered hat in this fight in
the Clan-na-Gael Society last fall DR..
Cronin was supported by several well
known men Of this city. DE. Cronin wa
openly threatened with death and he has
now met his fate Il wa we'll understood
!: the time vi some men had
evil designs against Crouin's hackers in
the East M Of the strongest Of whom
lives in this city, and for whose safety his
friends are daily warning. His Clan.na.
Gael fight was q long and complicated
one, and DR.. Cronin succeeded in making
the bitterest enemies Of his life during it."
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31

Appf0Qg3oti000 Eos the Cu1Fan3 Y0oE@A
r0os1b8o Do0el9o0y.
WAslIxGFox. Nay A-Ths Hensioa
Appropriation oct for the cuErs1e 1seal
year appropriated go. Aoo.o 40 regularly
and $A00Q. 900 extra 70 INSET . threatened
deficiency, netting the total appropria-
lions $864o0,0oQ. This whole mount will
b necessary 70 Deet the demands Il pen.
s~ioasrs. and Il nay b that there will b Q
d~e6cisnsy. but it 10 said q ths Peasiea
O0es that there 10 no Truth In tAs state
nsnt that 500, ooo. 900 will b sxpsodsd for
pensions during the fiscal year.
a C. Bell. chief Of the ageats' dfvisioa
q the Pension Omca Who q entrusted
with the duty Of seeing to the expsndi.
Il u true that the SIS 100. 900 appropriated
treasury. but that more than SIC. 00o, 900 q
the amount drawn out 10 in the hands OF
the eighteen United States pension agents
with which to meet the payments which
Will fall due June Z It b thought this
amount will nearly sufdce until July I.
when the appropriation for the next fiscal
year will become available thoagh it il
said that some OF the agents may run ont
before that
Bell rays that the appropriation for the
mex fiscal year-SSo.A00. 00o-is too small
and that there will be . deficiency Of
about SIS Ool, 600 Commissioners Black,
he says, did not ask for enough money to
prevent . deficiency even on the basis OF
expenditures then existing. The pension
roll At the time the appropriation was
made was, and is still, constantly increas-
ing, so that it is evident that il $SS. 400. 00c
be expended this year $50. 40. 600 for the
mex year will be wholly inadequate
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31

"THE days Of miracles are past" That
may be, and yet some OF the most wonderful
things ever witnessed by the una family
have occurred within the last decade. Not
the least Of those wonders is the success
which the agents Of B. F. johnson 4 Co.,
Richmond. Va. are meeting. Write them
for particulars. They Will show yoU how to
work
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31

PIERCE CuY, Mo-, May 2S-Last even
ing Father Hynes was standing in the
grounds surrounding St Patrick's parish
church in conversation with . gentleman
when John Linnan, who caused the ar
rest Of the priest last fall. happened to
pass and began abusing him on accom-
OF the celebrated graveyard case, which
was dismissed in the Circuit Court
Hynes requested him to move on. but he
continued his abuse and Hynes retreated
to the church Quite q crowd was gather
ing and but for the timely appearance. Of
the police n { he arrest Of Linuan serious
trouble would ave occurred
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31
A Sure Deuv0nnc0L

Not instantaneously, it Is true. but in .
short space Of time, persons Of q bilious
dlsordered liver il capable of indicting. by
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. an a~nti-bilious
medicine and aperient Of the first rank.
The pains in the right side and through the
right shoulder blade, the sick headache,
nausea, constipation and saffron hue Of the
skin, are entirelyremOved by this estimabIe
restorative Of tone 70 the organs of secre-
ton and digestion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31

PHYSICIANS are justified in denouncine
proprietary medicines which claim to cure
every thing. A medicine, for instance, that
willcure rheumatism in one person, will
not necessarily cure it in another, for the
condition causing it may be different; but
Ma arid is always Malaria, and Shallenber-
gers Antido,e will destroy it in the system
in every case. II you are suffering from
Malaria you irin knou 1t, and this medicine
will certainly cure you. Sold by DruggistA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-05-31

wnE-"John, do you deliver your lecture.
Is Life Worth Living.' again to-nignti''
Great Pessimist@'sNo, my dear; / an great
ly afraid ! have caught q slight cold, and I
don't intend to risk my life by venturing
out of doors at all this evening""