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question now II how much will
Judge Hilton ray Ia have the case
clOked oil. The suit Was brought In
reality for an accounting Of his
management Of the estate OF A. T.
Siewart. by Mr.. Stewards will he
received 81 ,OD,HO. Four days after
Mr.. Stewards death in considera-
ton Of that legacy he acquired from
Mrs. Stewart q transfer to himself
oT Mr.. Stewards intereS-abOut 90
per cent-in the business Of \. L.
Stewart Il Co. This was In 1876.
In the next nine years he acquired
the Stewart building, various bank
stocks aud other property that had
been Mrs. stewards and ut her
death the accounts he kept for her
showed her In his debt about 81 Co.,
UOI, figuring from two distinct bases.
Judge Hilton passed. from an Ordi-
narily successful attorney In 1875 to
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-13

pretended to recognize the order Of
the railway commissioners 10 main
tain depot at Chico. They have
taken dirt shoveler from
one OF the sections aud checked him
up as station agent for that place
The citizens Of Chico are justly in
dignant and the case will again
came up before the commissioners.
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+
Moncacsy's great painting, "ChrIs
before Pilate,n we're we'll written
and admirably read.
The singing by ladies from the So
ciety was loudly applauded.
MrsIC DEPARTMENT.
The first commencement Of the
musical department Of the Wesley.
an occurred "wednesday night. Tile
entire program Was Of strictly clns-
steal music, aud almost fauilIessly
rendered. To specify the many eE-
cellencies In the rendition OF this
program would require an extended
article. Every performer seemed to
be inspired with q desire to excel
every previous effort, and every
thing that careful training under an
able director could accomplish had
evidently bees done, and the result
was q splendid entertainment, every
number Of which ~as Q mastery ef-
fort. The vocal solos by Mra.
Schwartz, Mrs. Scott, Miss Daily
and DR.. Cook was each received
with loud aud continuous applause,
but the brilliant execution Of the
piano solos by Prof. Guile aud the
Misses Newbanks. Hynes AMI Par
ker aud Mrs. cosner, ~ well -
those by Messrs. Vernon and POstle-
thusite, kept the audience closely
attentive.
The eight-handed pieces were
played In perfect time aud harmony
~ 10 by one skilled nuAieiaTk Prof.
Ware'stuning made the pianos ae-
cord perfectly, and assisted. greatly
IN the performance Of each exercise.
Prof. Guile's work 80 the music
director Of ths Weieyan has givsa
many treats. but that Of HedDes-
day night ve regard as tie beat
musical performance the people Of
siallBs ever heard.
GRADUATING ExERcIsss.
Aiss Belle Newbauks graduated
from the music departueuk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-13

James EmmItt returned yesterday
from Colorado, having been out
there to inspect the rancho which
he traded for. IL IL located about
IS miles from Denver, and consists
Of $40 aeres-something over so
acres being tiliable. aud the balance
supplied with timber enough to
supply q county. The tiiIable part
IL irrigated by bitches already pro-
yided. Mr.. EmmIlt enjoyed the
luxury Of trout fishing on his own
place.
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a Scrap Of Paper Save. Ter LIr..

II was Just an ordinary scrap Of
wrapping paper. but it saved her
life. She was In the last stages Of
consumption, told by physicians
that she was lneurable and could
not live only . short time; she
weighed less than seventy pounds.
Oh . piece Of wrapping paper she
read Of DR.. Kings New Discovery,
and got Q sample bottle; It helped
her, she bought large bottle, IL
helped her more, bought another
and grew better fast, continued its
use and 10 now strong, healthy, FVsy,
plump, weighing 10 pounds. For
fuller particulars send stamp 10 w.
II. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith.
Trial Bottles Of this wonderful Dis
eovery Free 1t b. p. Hughes q Cos,
Druggists.
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summer Fourf.t Ratea.

Colorado aud Las Vegas Hot
Springs, New Mexico, have become
famous rs pleasure and health re-
sorts. As the cheated term" ap-
proaehes, many people are prepar-
Ing for q summer tour to the noun
tains. They should keep In mind
that the Santa Fe Route has double
daily train service, with through
Pullman Sleepers, TO ell western
points. Round-trIp tourist tickets,
at reduced rates, to Denver, Colorado
springs, Pueblo, Trinidad and Las
Vegas Hot Springs are now on sale
81 all coupon ticket Offices. For
further information, call on or
address.
q. H. ANTHONY, Agent,
Sallna, Kan,
GEO. T. NICHOLSON, q. p. q T. A.,
A. T. q 3. +. II. R., Topeka, Ks.
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To sell pianos aud organs in every
town or county In central or western
Kansas. Address or call ON Vernon
3 Bond, Salina, Kansas, the largest
Wholesale aud retail dealers On
standard and popular pianos aud
organs In central Kansas. PA
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JUDGE HILroN.s THRIFT"
How the Great Estate Was Managed To-
ORe Mans nenrtit.

How the Great Estate was Managed for
ORe Mans HsHriit.
NEw YORK, June 6 Yesterday
Joseph n. Choate and Elihu Root,
for the contestants la the A. L.
Stewart will case, aud Judge Hilton,
the defendant, waited on surrogate
Ransom aud begged an adjournment
beyond next Monday, the day set
for argument, on the ground that the
case was likely To be settled out Of
court. Negotiations to that end,
they said, had made substantial
progress. The surrogate set June NJ
for argument, as n matter Of form,
but there L. not the least probability
that anything will Ice heard Of the
case ia q court room.
The expenses enIsiled T.: the con-
tests have 80 far amounted To over
half q million dollars. The great
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Nnflee.

THE following resolution was adopted by
the Mayor and Couneilmen Of the city Of "a
lima, Kansas, at G meeting OF said Council,
held In the Council chamber In said city,
May -, ls1.
Resoired. BY the Mayor and Couneilmsn Of
the city OF Salina, Kansas, that the building
Of q sever In the alley between FiIh street
and Santa Fe avenue from the center Of Ash
street To the center OF walnut street, and q
sewer IN the alley between santa fe avenue
and seventh street nom the center Of Ash
street TO the center of Walnut street, In the
city OF salina. Kansas, II an improvement
necessary to be made.
Adopted May ~, less.
G. X. UNDERwOoD, Mayor.
SEAL JoHN L. BIsHoP.
city CLERK.
hereby certify that the above and fore
going u true and correct copy Of q resolu-
ton adopted BY the mayor and counrilmen
VI the city Of Salina, Kansas, May -, lssa.
JOHS l.. BIsnoP,
city Clerk.
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rHE HASDsoaEsr TRAIN ~ TEE
WORLD.
Leaves Unien Depot, Kansas City. Every
Day ~ 500 .. m.


Day ~ 600 p. m.
For Chicago and eastern cities, via
the Chicago, Santa Fe q California
Ry. This train II the Pullman Ex-
press that has created 90 much talk
among travellers, and II recognized
by all ~ the completest, safest and
most comfortable train In the world.
The service In the dining cars Is
remarkably good aud constitutes Q
strong attraction for people who are
fond OF the good things Of life. A
select library for the use Of passen.
gers, properly appointed smoking
accommodations and handsome
sleeping and reclining chair cars are
In this train, which II lighted by
electricity aud heated by steam. A
competent electrician accompanies
each train In attend to the lights
and signals. IL connects I'm Chicago
with the new Fast Express trains
on the eastern lines, which all
leave Chicago after 10 Q. m. Write
TO undersigned for rates, time tables,
etc.
r. T. BYRSE, Asst. Gen. Pass, Agt.,
Chicago. III.
II. A. BONN, western Pass. ACT.
sl2 Main st., Kansas City Mo.
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c. 8. Radcliff has Is good work
horses that he would like 10 sell
before harvest. either for cash or ON
time. Call at iOs west Iron Ave.
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For dyspepsia and liver complaint
yOu have . printed guarantee on
every bottle OF Shiloh's vitalizer.
10 never fails 10 cure. For sale by
8. p. Hughes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-13

ThV state board Of charities on the
sth selected Hon. e. r. Faulkner
~ superintendent Of the SoIdiers'
Orphans Home at AtchIson for the
ensuing term.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-13

In another place appears the au-
nOuncement Of s. d. Thompson fof
county clerk. Mr.. Thompson was =
good soldier, serving most credita-
bly, In the war. In the civil walks
Of life he has been = respected aud
honOred citizens, flIliug various
municipal offices with credit. As .
teacher In the public schools he has
been one Of the pest. The nominal
ton Of Mr.. Thompson would be we'll
raaaivad
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-13

Are you made misera BILE by I'm.
digestion, costlpation, dizziness,
loss OF appetite, yellow skin 2
shIloh's VItallEer Is . positive cure.
For sale BY 8. p. Haghea
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{. n. johnson, Mayor of Gypsum
City, aud a popular candidate for
the nomination for county clerk,
was interviewing Salina citizens
yesterday.
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WANrRD-A good girl for general
housevork, for family without chill
drsn. Apply 10 r. C. KsaF, over
Salina National Bank. I5-tf
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A sou born unto Isaac Bowers.
He IL not regularly installed into the
last mail service" but Is fast
enough to suit the happy father.
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The county commissioner adj
.urned yesterday ~ q hoard OF
qualiEatiOn. Few complaints OF
assessment were made.
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Grnas for Sale.

We desire to sch the right to cut
hay on the northeast quarter Of sec
ton SI-lS-3 near Trenton. Apply 10
Fitzpatrick 4 Going. Salina, Kas.
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"Children's Day" was observed
st Sunday in the churches by suit
lie exercises, which were Of more
Ian ordinary interest.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-13

bishop Thomas will on next sun.
" preach the baccalaureate SER
on before the cadets Of 81. Johns
hOOl At Christ's church.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-13

One Of the examiners Of teachers
appointed by fraction Of the board
OF education was talking the other
day about spherical and triangular
trieonOmetry.n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-13
Our Spring Stock is Complete

And We have received goods at over range Of
prices than ever bef We wish little more business with
you Our stock the largest and prices lowest Good cal
eo at s. and cents per yard Good and cents
per yard Good sngham cents extra good dress gngham OF
een yard good cashmere per yard good American
sixteen sK cents yard Good Turkey table cloths 40 and %
csn.s per yard good silly mts 10 cents pa good ladies hose
shoes for the lowest prices (araned The best s,oo
men shoe in town. warranted The best pow $ss
town Warranted Clothing at the lowest possible prices GRO
cEREs CHEAP-ood tea I7H poe.d extra tea az cents
pound Good coffee age evspored appcots Queens
ware at he lowest possible prices Your patronage solicited
it0>A,inh %, Ms@i1:1r
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shIleh's CsiasFh Remsdy-s POsI-
i've cure for esssrrh, dlphihsTls snd
esnkst-moath. For sale By g.. 2.
Hughes.
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Rev. W. \. Simkius IL to lie
removed from the Topeka asylum
to Excelsior Springs, where &c IL he
lieved the waters will benefit him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-13

Teams for sale on time, or "a
trade for cattle. Apply 10
lS-u J. b. 5UYDAM.
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A nasal injector free with each
bsssle q ShIlohs Caiarrh Remedy.
ffiee % cesss. Fer sale by 8. p.
Hughes.
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wASTED-A good girl 70 do gen
eral Homework. Apply at 1916, 8.
Santa Fe.
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wAErED-A man 10 break 90 acre.
Of sod ground. Apply 10 J. w.
Daily.
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Houses, rooms 70 rent. apJohu.

Houses to rent cheap. Apply TO
Quincy 4 Co. 2s-st
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out life. We undertake to say that
more then half Of the ladies' and
gentlemen assembled la that chapel
hsil last Thursday night was given
. more vivid description OF the
events attending washington's in-
aileuraiion than he or she had ever
heard before In his or her life.
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people VIII not stand II.

The following IL the petit jury
summoned for the coming term Of
the District eOurt:
+. q. EbliBg, Saline n. h RE dy,
Greeley; J. W. Rice, Il. T. Watson,
Salina; &. I. Hoffman, Smolau /;
Mat Lister, Solomon; y. ID. East
man, Sallna; r. A. Gillum, Eureka:
Robert Stevenson, II. e. Dav II,
Salina; Cade Surau, Walnut: n. r.
Hanson. Smoky View; John Olso %,
Summlt; f.. q. Davidson, Eureka;
Il. fsaker. Saliha: J. A. 5audberg,
Smoky View; J. w. whitmore,
Gypsum; j. NJ. Davis, Richard
Porter, w. NJ. Clark, w. X. Gels,
sallna; J. A. Nelson, Smolan; John
T. Reek. Spring Greek; 3. z. Ring
Quist, SaIinn. as eos
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Shiish,s cure will Immediately
relieve Group, whooPing cough and
bronchitis. For sale by 8. p.
Hughes
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Mr.. ii. L. Peek, the gentleman
from Colorado who purchased the
James Emmitt place for ssi 800. ex-
chsnt.ing Colorado property there
Tor, has cOncln lie to take she David
Emmitt farm at ssI.OOo essh. These
farms are elegant phases, aud we'll
worth the money. Mr.. Peck Il .
gentleman whom Salins people are
pleased TO see locate here. He has
three boys whom I,e wishes TO edu-
cate, and chooses Saliva as > location
on AeeOust Of her superior eduea-
tional facilities.
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0lof Forsee, OF FaIun township,
Win he strong candidate this fall
foe sheriff. Although Il was but
reeently understood that he would
be . candidate, he has already de-
veioped considerable strength IN all
paris Of the county, and IL the
almost unanimous choice Of the
Swedish voters Of the county. Mr..
Fursee has been sheriff one term
before and has ample experience
and qualification 70 make . first.
clsss model Officer. He served his
country faithfully In Its hour OF
sorest need, eBllsting In an Illinois
company, Of which his father was
major. He fought In the Union
army over three years, and was with
sherman on his march to the sea.
Sheald the Republicans Of the
county see 10 to nominate him, he
will undoubtedly be . tower Of
strength to the ticket. vOTER.
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GIT y Nb NOO
Harvest will cUInImen'
thls week.
J. e.. Hamilton return
this morning.
ID. J. Addison returned
yer yesterday.
Duck shuuliug has bee
Hi the ponds west uf IT,
u. q Price starts 10,
weeks visit ia Quincy
Mrs. Crosse, me- b.
city, il visiting her
The city Of IIopei
old Babrock engine,
We understand On
Antrim will visit r.
Catld", at Obrr's,
cigars on the strength
Sam Gradlwuhl IL A.
very handsome preser
badge.
Mrs. James MurIrh
Denver, her present D.
Hrday.
Mrs. JarOus an
jacobs leave for
morrow.
A. q. Myers, u fuI
Salina. nov at clark
the city.
Attention Io the
meni Of r. W. Ober
bargains.
Willis Bristol hG
aud talks nG startinI
AT Guthrie.
4 pleasant picnirN
terday at the park, %
Anna Jacobs.
Dr. Hodge takes
RegisierShip Of the \
on June Srih.
Mr.. Wrigle - rec
from "A brother and =.
Fayrttr, Indiana.
Miss Edith Samp-t
evening for a summer
aunt ia Milwaukee, v
VIM. TurI"n, uf }
James Clrliu, of this
for Europe last MuuL
Capt. Henry Baker,
10y hiS daughter, Miss
for Chicar" Monday n
Rev. \. W. Dahlstel
dent of Colorado. H. o.
ishioncrs of the salem
The annual school n
school district occurs
dag in July, 3IlL ats
Mr.. WiebeTg left so
NJ the Store Oi III. y.
which measured al
inches.
The two street cars
inc, maket that tho
'usier. Bert Uher n
fthe line.
On the 3Oth Of
suwed his alfalfa.
was showing SAM
ug twenty-six inc
Charles ID. VITA
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We publIsh tIIls peeE lvo very I'm.

We publish 9Th week two very In
terestlng letters about yohnstoSn,
one from the pen Of our fellow
townsman, John J. Gels, and the
other from A. j. Anders0a,a brother
Of Mrs. n. y. Carroll, Who Is prong
inent banker Of Altoona, and chair
Enaa Of the JchnstOvn relief CON-
nittse % thateity.
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Charles ID. VITA
aciflc office, was nsrFted % Miss
aura NJ. Williamson last evening,
Y Rev. VIM. Fuulkes.
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f.AOGHEs
gle Drug Store.
svcGEssoR 10 OSCAR sErTz
... ESTABLISHED 1885,.
Wholesale and Retail.

select
term suIteE
T. al ASS N THR
Our SODA ATER JUICE and xu.,,
Red q The
ThsoSLY OF HONEOPATHc MEDICINES, n IN. suv
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Mr.. WiebeTE left so
nj the store Uf ~. q.
which measured al
inches.
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The annual school n
school district occurs
dag in July, 3ilE ats
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Capt. Henry Baker,
10y his daughter, Miss
for Chicago Monday y
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GRADUATING RxERcIsss

Miss Belle Newbauks graduated
from the music department.,
Wednesday night, having haishsd .
fear yeafs course.
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Vim. rurIun, uf J
james tlTliu, of this
for Europe last MunL
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Rev. 4. W. Bahl-tsl
dent of Colorado. L. o.
islIiOncrs of the salem
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Miss Edith Sanip-I
evening for a summer
aunt ia Milwaukee, v
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On the 3Oth Of
suwed his alfalfa.
was showing SAM
ug iwenty-six Inc
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The two street cars
inc, maket that tho
'usier. Bert Uher a
fthe line.
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Mr.. Wrigle - rec
from "A brother AMI =.
Fayettr, Indiana.
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DT. Hodge takes
RegisieT-hip of the \
on June .aIth.
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\ pleasant picnic \
terday at the park, %
Anna Jacobs.
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Mrs. JarOI,s an
jacobs leave for
morrow.
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Charles ID. VITA
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A. q. Myers, u foI
Salina. nov at Clark
the city.
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Mrs. James MurIh
Denver, her present D.
Hrday.
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CITY AND 6OU'
Harvest will CUnIIten'
THE week.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-06-20
MR. DILKs AND THE TAX LISTS.
Ex-Judge Lawrence Explains the Details
of the Conversation Last Thursday

Ex-Judge Lawrence Explains the Details
of the Conversation Last Thursday
Mr.. Harry Dilks, having objected to the
report of the interview between himself
and ex-Judge Lawrence in regard to the
Sixth district Assessors lists, on the
ground that it did him injustice, re-
porter of THE JERSEY CITY News was
detailed to see Mr.. Lawrence and get q
correct account of what took place. Mr.
Lawrence described the occurrence in the
following tcrmS:-
''Mr. Dilks came here one day last week
and said that he understood the Board of
Tax Commissioners intended to employ
the old Assessors as clerks. He said that
he had been Mr.. WrighJ's clerk, and us
such he had done all the work and was
practically Assessor for the Sixth district.
In view of these facts and the fact that he
had in his possession all the books,
papers and maps for the work, he was
de irous to be employed by the Board as
clerk. He did not refuse to surrender
the books and maps and implied no con-
ditions when he spoke of being employed.
| told him that the Board did not have
the power to employ him, and that it was
required to make the assessments. | also
told him that he should turn over to the
Board all the books, maps and
papers that he had in his posses
sion. He, without hesitation, consented
to turn over the old field books used by
the old Board of Assessors, and told him
the Board also desired the new field
books He replied that the work on the
books was incomplete, and l said that
made no difference, as the Board would
finish the work. Half an hour afterwards
Mr.. Wright called. He was much exer-
cised over Mr.. Dilks' action, spoke about
him having no authority to turn over the
do 1ks,k g.
personally give the new Board possession
of the property"