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The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-12-13
United States Land oAea.

c<sa-Ilt a / sept l0th loS9-
Notice i hereby given that IN ce-npaianee E5t b
fae TrElslssl1s 81 tie at q Congress q june 3
entitled IAN al for the sale OF timber lands infe
states OF California Oregon. Neva5a and wash
lngt9n territory" JACOB T RIEaa il OF
Tacoma Co OF Pierce TER OF washington has
This CAV flc5 in this Office his sworn statement No
4577- for the purchase OF he N15. of So
OF section No s. Tp- - y Range west
ana VII offer proof 10 show thai ffle land sought
Il more valuable fr is timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes ana 70 establish his claim 10
SAID land before the Register and Receiver OF this
oTl6e a Seattle Monday the 9Th Gay Of Dar-
loSs- He Names as Witnesses Leo Ps.eaauoe
John Mclaughlin Of Tacoma Pierce Co. Alex
Reid and Albert Ats sen Seattle King Co Y 7
AnH and az persons claiming a.3TeESelE above
described lands are requested 10 Gle their claims
in this Office On OF before said Pin CAV Of Dec
1889 T. n REEDJE Rsrisse-
Date OF first Pub. Get 4-55-5a
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-12-13

The Duplicate assessment Roll OF Mason
County fcr the yezr ending 1892 Is nozE in INV
possession Tor the collection Of the taxes levied
therein
Taxes VIII be deiIn ezenI ON the 18th dax OF
February lssg a. 0'cl5ek p n and unless paid
prior thers=o- ID Per CENT VIII be a3ded 70 the
amount thereof as penalty and interest charged
al the rate OF twenty per eeat- per ann1l fr3n
DARE OF delinquency until paid
Taxes win be paid nj he oslee OF County,
Treasurer -Saaea18n Mason County On ami after
this date
F-FREDsOS. TREASURED
Saels9n Dea lssh ISss 4H
The Mason County journal. [volume] (Shelton, W.T.) 1886-1927, 1889-12-13

Seattle Nash Dee md 1852
A@tlce x hereby ivea that la z-sa ss5aTer with
the ss1EsEis5Zs OF the zct III Congress lf SHar Z
ls7s- entitled, An ss4 for 1hesale of Inter zazs
= the -Ts-> OF California s5Iegga NtEaszE- and
ssasa-5a 7 'Fc---- F-7sESE L Hg4-sos- facessa
75oGss7E SiaI- al RASH las this GsE
lied Ia his sworn s-az%znssa5- Ne q
1oE tie 9aEIrriEs 5iae Nsza 81 section No i
IN township L a4-1ber - le-Ts1 range E9s1
azaa VII offer proof 10 show thai the land sszgh1
: mere valuable ie- lis timber OF sloe than for
agricultural Purposes AMI - establish his el2iEa n
Office AZ Seattle. masa. On Fs5.s4y- ne 18th day OF
March zSee
H names Is Witnesses " Han casFsn- VII
Ian Bonnie A4s--. n T. Anz rsS0 and FRANK
feterznaD- ali OF Ia-c1az - ash
ANY and All persons claiming a1xp-selT above
described lands are rea1eS1ea 10 1ae their claims
lnthzs olEe On or before said 18th cay OF March
isaa TN REID j. Regisse--
Date OF first Pub Dee, ISL
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Timber Land Act. June Bird. 1873
Notices For Publication.
United States Land Office


Notice * hereby given that n eoInEliazee with
tne prov lsloDs o1 the AZ OF Congress. OF June 8.
1875 entitled act fort Fsle of 45rnlsa- la-ss
in the States OF California Oregon Nevada and
" ls hlIgIon Territory AUGUST ZEBNI,E.R Of Ia
eoEa County Of Pierce Territory oi aSh51lr17Il-
has this CAV fled in this Office his sor1i state
1nell1 No sssS-- Tor the purchase OF the South
Easf quarter OF section n1mber 3 In
10 no p y n07 west, a9ao VIII offer proof 10
show thai the land sought is more valuable for
iIs timber than for Agricultural purposes and ID
establish his claim 10 said Land before the ezs-
Ee- and Receiver OF This office at Sear7le. on
n Wednesday, the 121h k3aa Oh February. 1920
He Names a. Witnesses T. y KAN Har-E
arsler and Thcs Fraker OF Tacoma and SEQ
Mcdonald Of Shelton. N l.
any and Ell parsons claiming adversely the
above Described lands are rPg 2es13 10 file their
claims III this Office Oh OF before said 18th day q
Feb, 1a.ga-
JoEN B BAIRD, Eegister
Date OF first Pub, Nov - So
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Seattle w T. ss8E- md 1852
Notice il hereos gwen that IN coFnEila1ce V it'll
the provisions OF TIE ae1 OF Congress of june 3
ls7a entitled An a61 50- the sale OF timber lands
II the States OF California Oregon NeKa5a- and
washington Ierr51s-F - jacob NAELER OF
Tacoma P5e-sse Territory Of washington has
THIS Gay llec n this o4lce h5s sworn statement
Ne ssaS5 iGr The purchase OF the Southwest quar-
ter oi section B. IN township % North range I
west an vii 0i1- proof 10 ShoE that the land
sSlgn1 Is valuable i0f lis timber or stone
than Tor agricultural PURPOSES and 10 establish
hls cI2lzl 10 said land before The Register and
Receiver a. Seattle " T, On Thursday the 5llh
o2Y of February 7S9a
be names as Witnesses = Kane Henri
CeESlrE. AMI TiroS- srake- OF Tacoma =a1 z7eo
AcD01aad OF shelton ali OF "
Any End al persons claiming adversely the
aes,te-; described lands a-e res zes7 10 file lfei5
Claims IN fls clce on or before said lin Gay OF
February 1884
g1o BzGR4, Reg
Date OF first Pub Dee zs1-S
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Gratifying To All.

The high position attained and The uni
rersal acceptance and approval ssf The
pleasant liquid fruit remedy Syrup al
Figs, as The most excellent laxative known
illustrate The value Of the qualities on
uhieh It's success IS based and are aband-
anily gratifying 10 the Cal Fig Syrup
Company
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&c Mason County Journal.
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The .ikSON COUNTY JOURNAL
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Shaiton Pnst-0fTce.

Mails close al 10 a N, On MONDAYS, Wednes-
: - 'a.d Fridays
Mails tor the north close at A. NJ, on Tues
5.-s Thursdays and Saturdays
General Delivery open from A. NJ to1PE
O1ren sundays from Ia 10 A N
Mails close a. 10 A. NJ on nail DAYS
honey Orders and Postal Notes lssued
AETHUR j. TAYLOR, Postmaster.
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SEATTLE NJ 0zt- 7ssh 1Sss-s
Notice Is hEre1E given 4asa1 IN f0zn u VIA
the s-oA sS50nS o zne Sc 81 congress o. gEzae 3
1ssSs en- lied An arF for inc saze OF lumber and
II lhe : a-eS u California O-cs0a- Nezasau and
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15
sa,Iu. Couu,y sheen.

T. 4. wolcUtt, OF BrOokviIle, who
IL q pioneer sheep raiser In Saline
county, was In the city Monday.
Mr.. WoIcott sheAred about 1900
head last year aud about 800
this year. Mr.. Tinkham, q
neIghbOr Of his, Is also q wool grower,
and these two are the only men I'm
Saline county who have stood by n
once profitable business, aud realize
now, In times when everything else
seems al low ebb, they are indie
pendant nf drouth. Mr.. Wolcott
stated that he had found In his sheep
q source Of revenue which had
helped him over many rough places
and that he has no intention OF Civ
ing up sheep culture, hut that he
would hereafter cut his flock down
20 an average Of 30 head. A small
flock OF sheep well kept can always
he made q good source Of revenue in
connection with the farm and many
will turn their attention In this
direction In the near future.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15

To the ChiscHs Of SdIiHd and Sd.
lime County:

To the CHisCHs Of SdliHd and iSd-
line County:
LADIES AND GENTLENEN:-I de-
sire to organize q joint stock cOmpa-
ny with q capital stock OF 5000
In shares Of slOO each. The object Of
said company IL to manufacture In
the city Of Salina, county OF Saline
aud state OF Kansas, the Kouns'
ing trough and the Kouns' auto
matte gates. This trough Is one Of
the greatest inventions OF the age In
stock watering devices. I am the
owner of the United States patent,
and ~ ] Am unable to handle 80
great territory, ! desire to organ
lie . stock company In Sallna which
shall sell In the following states:
Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Texas,
and the Indian Territory. The
stock II to he paid In NJ the COM
paDy may direct after the first ten
per cent 10 paid. Any one wishing
to consult me on the above PROPOSE
ton can find me ut the factory, one
half mile west of the Union Pacific
depot, on North street aud west bank
Of Dry creek. You now have an OPP
pOrtunity for good Investment
which has not often been offered.
Remember the factory cannot be
crowded out by competition, as l
offer you the sole right to the shove
states and territory. Twill require
from the company = royalty Of 50 on
every trough and 81 on every gate.
! further agree TO take ten shares
in said company, provided the full
amount IL subscribed and the first
ten per cent paid. / further agree
TO let the company the use OF my
shops free until they deem 10 prudent
90 build q factory Of their own and
also the full use Of my patterns.
This proposition will hold good for
thirty days only from Aug. 10th,
lSS9. Subscription papers may be
found at II. NJ. Curry a Cos drug
store, 4. J. StTickler's jewelry store,
Ober q Wilson's grocery store, Con-
rad Hardware company, and will
have one paper myself. / will state
further that any one who has ten
dollars and can save one dol
lar . week for ninety weeks, II album
dainty able to take one share Of stock
In the Kansas Manufacturing COM
Pany. WESLEY KOUNs,
Salina, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15
Anal Rn,Ine.. FIrm.

Under the above heading the Chill
licOthe Evening Star (MO.) has the
following concerning Salins young
men.
"Messrs J. NJ. aud G.. +. Johns Of
SalInA, Kansas, to-day leased Of
Tanner Bros. their new brick store
room on North Locust street and
purpOsed 10 open up an exclusive
boot aud shoe store commencing
operation about Sept. LIST. The firm
will be known a. Johns Il Son and
composed Of two OF the most enter
prising business men Of that city.
The business management for the
time being, will be conducted by
Mr.. &. +. Johns the junior member
of the firm, q most energetic young
business man. The firm purpose TO
carry q good general stock In their
line amounting TO from 5000 to
5000 aud will carry everything In
that line necessary for exclusive
business. We gladly welcome
then, TO our midst and commend
the patrons Of our city and surround
ing country to them IS firstclsss
gentlemen"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15
Annual Creamery Meeting.


The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF the BroOkville Creamery
Association was held Mt the City
Hall, Tuesday afternoon. The re-
psrts Of the secretary and treasurer,
were read and upon motion q COM
mittee Of three was appointed to
audit accounts, the committee TO re-
port ut called meeting of the stock
holders.
A ballot vas then taken for direc-
tors, which resulted In choosing the
following gentlemen, to serve for
one year: p Hennegih, VIM, Tur-
ton, =. L. Shepard, r. e.. Knowles
and n. p. johnson.
The report as read, shows the
Creamery to be In good condition,
with quite an amount OF money on
hand, no Indebtedness. Over 81, 0,O
was paid out during the past year,
the average price for milk for that
term was Q little over IS cents per
hundred.
Immediately after the adjourn
ment Of the stockholders meeting
the directors met and organized.
p. Hennegin was elected president;
s. l.. Shepard, vlce-president; State
Bank Of BrookvIlle, treasurer; J. b.
Dunlap, secretary and manager.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15
Truth Stranger rh.s Fiction.

Many years ago In q small village
Of Scandinavia lived o once happy
family. Father and mother, broth
ers and sisters.
Clustered round the hearth stone
sons aud daughters grew up to man.
hood and womanhOOd, and among
them some talk Of going to q strange
land where the stars and stripes for
ever wave, and where all are free
aud equal. So one bright sunny
morning In May two sisters and
brothers said COED bye TO the dear
old home, and sailed for the prom
ised land. Among the number was
q lovely blAck-eyed girl who, not
willing to he left behind followed
the footsteps OF her kindred. In q
few years the modest refinement and
personal beauty Of Lena attracted
the admiration and love Of one OF
her countrymen and some mutual
VOWS were plighted and wedding
bells rang the merry peal that made
two loving hearts n one. The hue
hand hearing OF the enterprising
sunfioweT state soon emigrated
hither. Being possessed Of ample
wealth Lena, the dark-eyed lovely
bride, was surrounded by all the
comforts as well as the luXuries that
wealth could purchase. A curly
headed boy came TO strengthen the tie
Of wedlOck. In q few years came
other children, but only for brief
while. God took them, for the Saw
Tor had need OF his lambs; aud then,
alas! q dark cloud no bigger than q
mans hand appeared on the dOmes-
tie and social horizon Of our once
happy Lena. III health, the loss Of
two dear children In tie short space
OF two weeks unbalanced the mind
OF q once happy bride. Now all was
changed. Harmless gossip eulmi-
mated In foul Islander. The friends
who had clustered round the rich
aud prosperous Lena were the first to
assail with their busy tongues the
fair fame Of one who had suffered
untold mental anguish. The mind
OF the honest, industrious husband
was poisoned against his wife, and
rs appearances were against my poor
friend Lena, there was 10 trouble
there never was In Kansas courts
In severing the tie which naught but
death should sever, and what then ?
Alas, alas! In three short months II
was discovered that poor Lena was q
raying maniac. That the strange
conduct Of years could now lie ae-
counted for, yet no one stopped to
think that an unbalanced mind WAS
the cause OF all this untold misery
and tha ala ndarofts t0OUt Of many
men and women, some protesting to
be servants Of Christ, had forgotten
TO Judge not, that ye be not
Judged" and today near by In q
maniRe's cell (whose light Of life In
forever darkened) remains all that
IL left Of the black-eyed bride, the
darling Of a once happy home, poor
Lena! RTBY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15
HoFmal Raroliwsut


The following IL the complete list
Of the attendants at the Saline
county normal institute, In the year
1889:
Maggie Watson, Carrie Fritz, Ida
DorfiinRer, Ella DoumyeF, Hannah
Hagstrand, Ida Keith, ]. A. Nc
Haffle, VIM. Henderson, Eva Wells,
Birdie CrittendeD, Harry Reese, NorA
Harris, Eugene Harris, Salena Ritz
gers. LIbbie wheaton. Lizzie Thrsl-
keld, Anna Sikking, Sadie White
head, Mettie White, Hulds Me-
Canoe, A. w. FredriekeOn, Bette
Head, Ella Amos, Sarah Cart
wright, q. q. Halbrook. Maggie
Head. Amanda Martin, Flora Will
son, Sadie Walker, Amy Richardson,
Emma wAlberg, Mary Heard, Kate
DOlan, Laura Swallow, Alice Hemp
hill, Grace Northup. Gertrude Todd,
Gertrude McGill, Emma Bates,
Elizabeth Cole, Lydia Dodds, Anna
Johnson, Cora Hopkins, Anna
Kaapeke, Alice EarhArt, Jessie
Beedy, Jennie McCarty, Ruth Me-
Carly, Ada COrsOn, Ruth Wagstaf,
Alice Dawson, NJ. A. Livermore, q.
A. PerriII, T. b. Chapman. Edmund
BailIh, John MeAndrew, II. Lamp
ton, J. w. Willis, X. r. MAIDEN, l..
r. Manchester, Mabel Martin, Jay
Martin, ID. A. Heck, H. @. JenneT-
son, Alma Pierce, Gertrude Knowles,
Ella whitney, Maggie whitney,
II. T. PerrIll, A. W. Richardson,
Lizzie Martin, Bertha Lyons, Luke
LOnergan, Florence Main, Mia
EsbjoFn, Flora Andreen, Isbraud
Harder, Ida Wheeler, Harmon
BurkWall, Herman Hubbard, Anna
JennersOB, Myra Case, Louisa
DinkIer, T. &. Wallace, Mabel
Knapp, T. r. Gent, Minnie Reese,
Estella GOttshAlI, Helen ReinOld,
Mary Cuisine, Minnie GALLON, F..
NJ. Chairman, Maggie, Meagher,
Alice Pierce, KittIe Taggart, Belle
Shier, J. A. Ward, Effie LaughIin,
J. NJ. Chapman, Mary r. LETTERS,
Alta LETTERS, Anna Ekstrand, Maud
Kesier, G.. &. Wall. r. j. Taggart,
. Birdie Taylor, Florence Williams,
Dora Nelson, Myrtle Quincy, PAnsy
Kessnider, Mary +. Rlorden, Mary
A. TObin, Viola SwIsher, Nora
JOice, T. J. AndersOns, Ella Stone,
Emiline Winner, Ada Voudy, ID. G..
Esehback, wyla ID. Hubbard, II.
NJ. Means, Halle Sherman, NJ. A.
Reams, w. r. Hagy, e. A. Lauben-
gayer, Kate l.. COrrall, +. II. Hagy,
| Addie Crawford, Willis Armstrong,
w. II. Stewart, II. Is. Wing.
The following are the names OF the
conductors and Instructors: ]. WILL
hanson, 7. J. HOLMAN, l.. o. ThorO-
man, w. +. Adams, J. w. Arm
strong.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15

The Goodrich Transportation Co.,
have placed at the disposal OF the
great Rock Island for passengers
going to Milwaukee, national, q. A
r. encampement. The new steamer
"CIty of Racine" the first boat on the
northern lakes. This elegant
steamer will leave Chicago Sunday,
q. m. August s5, on arrival Of Rock
Island train, thus affording Privi-
Iege Of . daylight ride on Lake
Michigan 10 Milwaukee, and patrons
Of the Rock Island are thus sure Of
getting the accommodations instead
Of having 70 take chances on arrival
In Chicago. The "City OF Racine"
IL the handsomest and best fresh
water steamboat sfioat. For rates
and particulars enquire Of
w. II. HERBIG. Agent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15

IL one which II guaranteed I
bring you satisfactory results, or b.
ease Of failure q return OF purchas,
price. On this safe plan you can
buy from our advertised Druggist 9
bottle Of DIR. Kings New Discover.
for Consumption. IL 10 guaranteed
10 bring relief To every case. wheI
used for any affection OF Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such a. Consump
ton, Inflammation Of Lung
Bronchitis, Asthma, WhOopinI
Cough, Group, etc, etc. 10 10 eleas
ant and agreeable to tasts, Psrfeetl.
safe, and can always be dependri
upon. Trial bottle free % 8 =
Hughes Drugstore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15


The national eDcampment Of the
q. A. X. will be held this year at
Milwaukee. Wis, August 18th to
3lst. Agents Of the Union Pacific
railway will sell tickets to Milwau-
kee and return ut the lowest one
way first class fare Ia Nebraska aud
Kansas, August 2lst to 18th inclu-
alive; In Colorado aud Wyoming
August 20th to 2Ith inclusive; lin
tied To return leaving Milwaukee
August 2Tth to September 9Th, final
limit September 10. For those who
desire to return later than Sep tenn
her 5th, the limit on tickets will be
extended to Sep. 30th on apple alton
to the joint agent Of terminal lines
at Milwaukee. Nebraska, Kansas,
Colorado and Wyoming should be
well represented at this encamp-
ment and all should go via. "The
Overland Route" For further In
formation apply To any agent Of this
company or +. l.. LONAN,
q. =. A.
Omaha, Nebraska. 3l.tf
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NotIee,o IN. Puh,Ir

thereby notify ali persons that I
have not authorized anybody TO sell
my personal property, and that I
will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by any other person than
my self or without an order from me.
a9-9t MINNIE STOII,.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15
Administrators Notire.
STATE uF KANSAS .
fsOITNTN M AAEINH

NiAIE Nr hANSAS'' -
COUSTY 90 SALINE.
In the Probate Court in and for said county
In the matter Of the estate Of Mary A. X. J.
Nalsmith, DECREASED.
Notice Il hereby given, that letters of nd.
mlnisiratton have bsrn granted To the I'M
derSigned On the estate ct Mary A. -. !. Mai.
smith, late of said county, deressetl, 10y the
Honorable, the Probate Court Of the county
aud state aforesaid, dated the sth DAY ot
August, 4. d. lSSl. Now, all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified
that they must present the same To the un
derSlgned for allowance. within one year
frnm the date ol said letters. ar they may bt
prt-cludetl rum any benefit OF said estate
and that " such elhimH he mot exhibited
within three yrarS after the date OF said LET
tcrS, they shall be forever barreSi
Salina. Kansas, August &, Isss
Sl-H SAMUEL JONES, Administrator.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15

Catarrh Cured, health and sweet
breath secured, by ShilOh's Catarrh
Remedy. Price 50 cents. Nasal
Injector free. For sale by g. p.
Hughes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15
DON'T MISS THE OPPORTUNITY
To Visit Ogden and Salt Lake City,
Utah. mr. HALEY. IdahO.

Utah, or HALEY. Idaho.
A grand excursion TO the above
named points will leave August 2Oth
via. the Union Pacific, "The Over
land Route" aud for this occasion
the exceedingly low rate Of 5000 TO
Ogden and Salt Lake CITY and
return and $500 10 HALEY, Idaho
aud return, has been made the Mis-
souri, river terminals.
This excursion affords our patrons
q magnificent opportunity to visit
Garfield beach on Great Salt Lake,
the finest bathing resort In the
world, and also visit HALEY Hot
springs, famous for their medicinal
properties. Tickets good for thirty
days. +. Z. LoNAx,
q. p. A.
Omaha, Nebraska. SLIT
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15

SHOULD Secretary Noble be trans
ferred to the supreme bensh, Judge
Chandler, Of Kansas, will undOubt-
eddy be promoted 60 Mobiles place.
An honor 10 Kansas which the state
will fully appreciate.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15

BLOSDIN has accepted q wager OF
t3O,0OO TO walk on q cable from the
top Of Eifiel tower 10 the summit Of
the central dome Of the main build
ing Of the Paris exposition In less
than five minutes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15

Mrs. HELEN NJ. COUGAR declares
that she expects TO live to occupy q
seat In congress, with st. John As
president.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15

The Pres IL q new five-cOlumn
weekly paper published In Kansas
City Kansas by J. b. Nipple. II IL
small ~ 20 size but Il has q big look
OF business about Il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15

shIlOh's cough and Consumption
cure Is sold by NJ on . guarantee.
Il cures Consumption. For sale BY
9. p. Hughsa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15

Solid vestibuled trains, composed
Of smoking cars, reclining chairs,
palace cars, Pullman palace sleeping
csrs and palace dining cars on the
Chicago 4 Alton railroad from Kan
sas City to Chicago, Kansas City 10
sc. Louis, and 81. Louis to Chicago.
No extra charge Tor passage on fast
trains, or for seats In reclining chair
ears. When going east ask for
tickets via the Chicago a Alton
railroad. All coupon ticket offices
In the country are supplied with
tickets over this popular line. 8s-tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-08-15

NJ. II. DEEOUNU, the well-known
California newspaper man, who
represents that state at the Paris ex-
position, attributes the insdequacy
Of the American exhibit 10 the lack
Of executive ability In General
Franklin, the commissioner general
Of the United States.