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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-16

E. H. ROPES, President Corpus Christi Texas.
H. CHAMBERLIN, 1st Vfce-President Denver, Colo.
W. " CAROLYN I'd VicePresident, 10 Street. New York
h W. STATION, Secretary, Corpus Christi, Texas.
p PODDRlDGE, Treasurer, Corpus Christi, Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-05-16

The warmest time OF every day is before a.
m. These figures show the Thermometer as it
stood for only few min utes, before the Trade
Winds came up. After a. m. the days are
always several degrees cooler.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

The Ladies Guild will meet this
aItunoun with Mrs. CUP, south sIh
street
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Park Commission

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ST.. KsI3I
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

The closing exercises Of District
No. took place Friday, May 9th.
The speaking and singing was I'M
urally good. and speaks we'll for the
teacher aud pupils. ltwas well for
the patrons that they secured the
services OF Mr.. Jennersou who has
shown himself 90 capable Of govern
ing and teaching. The very best or
der prevailed throughout the morn
ing. Much credit Is due to the lad
les for the nice dinner they brought.
After dinner the pupils and young
folks repaired to Mr.. Alleys grove
80 enjoy singing, boating, erOquet.
etc. The older people staid at the
school house to visit and have =
social Of their oWn.
A VISITOR.
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BROOKVIILE
From the Transcripts

From the Transcript
Jos. Duncan returned Saturday
evening from Kansas City.
We understand that the Brook
Vile people cut quite a swath at
KanopOlis Monday.
Sam Sewer IL grinding lots Of corn
al the BrookvilIe Mills for the cat
tlenen around here.
Levi Roberts returned yesterday
from his trip to Washington where
he has been for the past six months.
Dick CleverdOn returned from
Kansas City sunday morning, where
he had been with several car loads
Of cattle.
Jos. Moore Of Salina, has been Sc
cured as one Of the orators for Dec
Grafton Day. He will say seme-
thing Of interest tO all.
Mr.. r.. Reuard has just finished
threshiug his large crop Of last year
wheat. lie IL holding IL FOR Al a
busheI. lie has over Ia acres now
growing.
Why does not some enteTprising
fellow secure n lease Of the old rOunu
house aud put in q new floor and
whitewa-h the walls aud have IL for
q summer dance hall aud lee cream
suppers.
Arrangements are being made To
to have a good time here on DecOra-
ton Day 10y the q. A. II. The pro-
gramme IL now being prepared by
the committee. Of which :. l. Sc
mans IL thu chairman.
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| City council met In regular session
Monday night May ~. Present thu
mayor and all the eouneilmen.
Journal Of preceding meeting read
and approved.
Committee on claims reported By
ordinance No. 74I allowing claims to
the amount Of slc2i,a5. Passed on
by sections and adopted.
Petition presented for Q side ~slk
south eide Of West Walnut from Col
lege avenue to Missouri Pacific rail-
road, signed by Mr.. Priest and
thirty others. Referred to side walk
committee who reported fayorably.
Report accepted.
The report VI the committee to
construct side walk north side Of
Ash street Stb 10 nth accepted.
Mr. NeffrePorted that only enc lot
owner on North Third street wanted
the sidewalk lowered. Committee
reported .unfsvorsbIy. Report ae-
cepted.
Mayor Underwood said he had re-
eeiyed letter from Mr.. Brinkerhoff
promising that the Union Pacific
would build side walks ordered on
lots north side Of North street at aHy
time the other property owners
would build theirs.
Ordinance No. az for sidewalk on
Ash street read aud passed gu by
sections.
DIR. Bishop, T. r. Carver, Mr..
Maggart, w. X. Gels, r. w. Ober,
4. ID. Fitzpatrick and DIR. Schuyler
addressed the council In behalf OF
an appropriation for the erection Of
= tabernacle for the Chsutaugua as-
sembly In Oak Dale Park. The
mayor appointed committee con-
sisting Of Messrs. Godfrey, Kirkland
aud Whitehead to confer with c0un-
~ commissioner aud report upon
the exPediency Of an appropriation
for the purpose Of the assembly.
The street and alley committee
recommended q stone crossing be
laid acrsss 9Th and Walnut. Motion
to adopt. Motion TO lay on table.
Iess-Stiee, Bristol, Neff and Crav-
ems; nays, Green, Godfrey, Kirkland |
aud Whitehead. The mayor voted no. |
Mr. Bristol moved as an amend
ment that crossing also be ordered
on aouth side Of Ash street at Ninth |
and west side Of 10Th at State. SIR.
moved rs an amendment |
to the amendment that crossings be |
laid across Santa Fe, south side of |
across Santa Fs from DIR. |
Seitz's, and across Walnut west side |
Of 9Th street.
Mr.. Crayens moved to lay every
thing on the table. Carried.
Mr.. Whitehead moved that the
crossing Of 9Th north side Walnut be
made and bids be asked. Moved by
Mr.. Bristol as an amendment that
bids be advertised for crossings west
side Of 10th at State, and south side
Of Ash at 9Th. The mayor decided
not TO consider the motions.
Melton 10 adjourn was made
yeas. Nen, Stice, Kirkland and
cravens; nays, Godfrey, Whitehead.
Green and Bristol.
Adjourned TIL Monday night June
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22
FALUN JUICE.

From our own Correspondent.
A little rain last week, but most
too little.
Corn IL mp very fine.
wheat will be about half crop in
this vicinity.
Oats begin 10 riPen when about
slx inches high Signs for good
times this Is
q. A. Talbot IL superintendent Of
the English Sunday school just
started In the school house.
Some II or IS Of our young folks
mp north are sick with measles.
Mr.. LAekey IL PlliBE up new goods
In the store daily. hr. stelson like
Wise.
A party Of eoloais,s left for Texas
last Tuesday 10 look over the south
sgn part Of 1be state, believed 10 he
the new canaan.
Der bsss ball boys played q game
with The soashuestsrn boys four
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

The following named persons have
been appointed census enumeratOrs
for the townships and wards In Sa-
line county:
SaIIna, First ward - Rev. c. M.
williams.
Second ward-Mrs. Ada NJ. Sill.
Third ward-Henry H. Sweetland.
Fourth ward Wallace n Johnson.
Elm Creek tOwnship-John A.
Banker.
Cambria and Dayton - VIM. A.
Murphy.
Spring Creek-ysmes Wallace.
Pleasant Valley and Glendale
Henry G. Smith.
Washington and Ohio-Edwsrd
Nelson.
smoky Hill-Bsnj. b. StImmell.
Solomon and Greeley - Jas. n.
Jay.
Eureka-MIss Neltie Lanham.
Gypsum and Liberty-Chss. \.
Eyerhart.
Walnui-wm. II Stewart.
Smslan-Chas. o. Hoffman.
Smoky VIsW-Olof 4. Olson.
Falun and Summit -0lof Forsse.
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uNI'StM CITY.
fErUtn the ErltD Z


Last Sabbath Rev. Elder preached
an interesting discourse on cOnsci
Pnce. His theory Of conscience or
its practical application Was to the
effect that the sabbath or church
conscience should be carried into
politics and into social life in all its
relations.
The pound social on last wednes-
day evening given by the Sons Of
Veterans was pronounced . grand
success. The house was called tn
order by commander s. Post, and
the program opened with q prayer
by Elder Stitt. short addresses
were made by Messrs LanhanI, Stitt,
J. A. McHafiie, OF Burnside camp,
Salina, r. r.. Miller and ). Post.
which were Interpreted with some
excellent instrumental music by
Mrs. Margadant aud Emerson Tink-
Ter. Mrs. Adams sang two solos
which were highly appreciated.
The program ended, supper and ice
cream were then In order. This
was kept up until q late hour and
1882, was realized. The visiting
brothers from Burnside camp were
w. f. Heidelberg, J. A. McHaffie,
Nsrnon Hilton and J. r. Henning.
The proceeds go to buy fiaR for
Gen. Steele camp OF this city.
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n. Smith. who II residing In
Logan township now. informs Us
that In some places rye IL beginning
to head out, and that from present
prospects u will make . very good
crop this year.
Saturday last . dog with all the
symptoms Of hydropbObia put In an
appearance on the farms OF John
Downs and J II. Camp, on Beyer
creek, four miles east OF town. He
attacked and bit three or four dogs
on the two places and then attacked
q goat belonging to Mr. DoSns.
After . protrarted chase the dog vac
shot aud killed. Tie dogs that
were bitten were killed.
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KANSAS CnAurArQuA ASSEMBLY.

The above ssembiy meets at To-
peka, Kansas June 24ih, aud eontin-
ues until July 5lh, ESQ.
For this meeting . rate Of one fare
for the round trip has been made By
the Union Pacific system from points
on lie lines ITO Of Topeka. Tickets
will be on sale from June 24th 10
July An exclusive, return limit
July sth, they will also be on sale
from all points In Kansss, ii 9 rate
Of one fare Tor the round trip on june
Gath, s5th and July End, return liuli
July 6th. w. D. BARR,
Agent Union Pssisc eyutsm.
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miies southwest last Friday. Ma
joFity was IS scores in favor Of the
town club. Only seven innings were
played.
The section line one aud one-half
miles north 10 fixed up In fine shape.
The Missouri Pacific men are look
ing out for the pay car this week.
A new time on this road last sun
day.-Psssenger arrives from the
east at rs p. M. and from the west
SO q. m.
A festival for the church IL 10 he
held next Thursday In the park one
half mile north Of town. Every
body IL welcomed. Remember
Thursday May 2sth.
SNIUEIFRITZ.
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tits said that the business Of re-
EuIar Law practice has much de-
creased in volume, not only In Sa-
line but other counties, In the state.
But three lawyers remain In Lin
coin county, we are told. The
uumbsr IN this county IL deereas-
ing.
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A CALL.

Rev. r p. Chittenden.
DEAR SIR:-You would confer q
favor on the undersigned aud many
other friends IL you would give Il
public reading OF selections from
your Pleroma at your earliest con-
veulence, time and place TO I've de-
signaied 10y you.
Signed 10y George White and I35
others
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At,.n,inn sir Knirhi.,

Friendship Castle No. 4, Knights
Golden Eagle, SalIua, Ransas.-All
members Of the above castle and
eomnsndery are urgently requested
to meet on Monday evening the 18Th
inst. at 1850 and every drlIl night
ill 18th Of this month. IL IL also
ordered that every member join In
parade on Decorations Day, and that
they meet at the Red Mems Hall st
. o'clock 9. IN. sharp that day. BY
order Of wM. q. SIMCoCK.
See. Of Commandery.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

A paper for signatures hss been
received by Rev. Mr.. Chittenden
praying the CEAr Of Russia To miii-
gate the sufierings Of siberian ex-
lies. Similar papers have been
sent over the country. IL IL desired
to get the signatures Of one million
people.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

OaA Dale Park has been secured
from the County Commissioners
aud superintendent, w. X. Gels, for
services on Memorial Day, by John
A. Logan post. and will lie wholly
under the control aud management
Of that organization, assisted by the
park commissioner. All games.
horse-racing or performances what
ever from outside parties will he
strictly prohibited during the time.
o. n. JOsLIN,
Park Commiy sion.
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+. NJ. FerIen, Of Salina spent sew
eraI days In the city the first OF the
week locking after the interests Of
his large mercantile business. and
OF course he found everything In
good SHAPE under the efficient man
agement Of r.. D. SOhlberg and his
nble corps Of acknowledgement
z,lbaas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22
SPECIAL RoTIcE
Fron Psarsos's Carriage WORKS.
nalsaa.. q nnaaa

Ihaye over 30 vehicles the very
best work that can be produced for
the money, consisting Of carriages.
pheatons. buggies, spring wagons
and six different styles Of road carts.
All this good work IL Of my own
manufacture, and every job warran-
ted. See the Pearson Carriage
Works before buying elsewhere.
Si-tf 8. PsaFson, Prop.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

The concert given At the English
Lutheran church last Thursday
night WAS an enjoyable affair. The
singing of Miss cotton showed high
vote culture. The Instrumental
piece 10y little Miss Queena May
Huber, six years old, was rsptur-
Ously received.
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TEsCOTT.
From the Herald

The creamery IL receiving about
5000 pounds Of milk every day, and
making q first-class article OF butter
aud selling all they can make.
Mrs. r. NJ. Scott, Of this place,
was granted Q divorce. the posses
sion Of her children aud 500 by the
district court at Minneapolis ysster.
day.
BY q letter received by MI. Eddy
from Henry Young, . former resi-
dent Of this place, we learn that bis
house WAS struck by . cyclone and
utterly demolished. None OF the
family were fatally injured, but
were pretty badly shaken up.
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From the ArguSI

From TIE argus
W. b. Townsend IL reported TO he
very low.
DIR. Knox and daughter we're in
the city Monday.
There was q slight frost last night
but no damage reported.
The citizens Of Marquette are TAX
ing measures to prospect for salt.
John A. Larson bought and sEipp-
ed two ear loads Of fine fat hogs this
week.
Mr.. Swan Newman commenced
teaching Swedish school at this
place last Monday.
Prof. Hampton left Assaria Mon
day. He has the best wishes Of =
host Of friends for his future sue
cess.
Four young men from ST. John :
Military college, SaIina, made a run
down to this place Wednesday on
bicycles. They registered mt the hn-
tel as &. b. Kellan, Topeka; e. W.
Lamer, bridgeport; Lieut.. w. II.
BeekmsH, 81. Joseph, Mo; aud
Capt. l.. c. Truesdell, Fremont,
Neb.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

In response to . request from one
hundred citizens, Rev. Mr.. Chitten-
den will give = reading OF selections
from the PleromA In the Presbyter-
ian church, next Thursday evening
May ssth. BY special request Of Mr..
Chittenden the committee will sell
no tickets by canvass.
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SAIINA May M Ian

SALIVA, May -, lStsI.
Esteemed Fellow Citizens:
I have this day been honored by a
request 10 hold q public reading Ia
this city Of selections from the Pier
Oma-a poem Of the Christ which
your liberality has enabled me to
publish. As heretofore. I continue TO
he subject TO the pleasure OF the cul-
tivated aud public spirited citizens
among whom ] am proud TO reside.
may not now give uttersnce to the
sentiments which have stirred with
in me, both the purpose aud the
courage for my work, save only To
to record here my unfeigned ambi-
ton tO reflect credit upon our fair
city aud the institutions Of learning
centered here. Providence permit
ting, I will give the reading next
week thine aud place to be imme-
diately announced) In which I shall
invite local artists to assist, In order
that none who attend may feel the
tedium Of the hour.
Wishing you prosperous seasons
and showers OF divine grace, I am
obedisntly yours,
T.. p. CHITTENDES.
Next Thursday night 10 the time
designated. Place, Presbyterian
church.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Salina excursionists, with q eth
ers, on the editorial jaunt, got left at
Granville, Texas. They didn't have
to hoof It 10 p. Worth, but riding
on q freight train was pretty nearly
ss bad. A fne time, nevertheless.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

The JCTRNAL acknowledges the
receipt Of an Invitation to the spring
racing aud irottIng meeting Of the
Overland Park Club Association at
Denver Nay SOth to June :. The
programme il = large and attractive
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22
rHE MISSOURI PACIrIC
II. W. RRoRpAN, Agent.

Properly fitting spectacles to the
eye is an art not rarely attained, but
quite necessary to preserve and inn
prove the sight. The Messrs.
Whitehead have made q careful
study Of this accomplishment, aud
can fit your eyes perfectly. Their
stock Of spectacles is large and their
appliances for testing the sight a.
complete "a any in the west.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

The paper on tariff announced 70
be given by Miss Shelly last week
will he given next Monday night In
Union Hall. Every body h most
cordially invited TO be present
Exercises will commence promptly
1T : o'clock
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

Table cutlery, sterling silver
spoons and tableware OF the finest
quality may always be found At the
reliable store OF the Messrs. White
head,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

The Kansas spOrtsmen met 1t
Abilene last week according TO pro-
grAmme and held an interesting
session. Rain prevented any sue
cessfuI matches nj shooting. The
association includes the clubs OF
nine Kansas cities and many more
have siEnIfied their intention Of
joining. Each club has from nine
10 thirty members, making the to-
tai membership Of the association
over 80. A healthy enthusiasm IL
manifested throughout tue assOcis-
ton in gun club shooting and sue
ressful future seems assured.
The following officers were elect
ed: President Frank SteaTns, Sail
ma; viee-president, J. J. Sweet, Sa-
lima; secretary, W. I. Conrad, Sail
ma; treasurer, q. W. jenkins, Wa
mego.
The next meeting will be held in
May, Isal, at SalinA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22
When we advertise
FAST BLACK HOSIERY
We mean il.

FASH BLACk HOSlERl
We mean it.
MONDAY AND Tuesday
will see hundreds Of ready pur-
chssers for il.
I9c, 25c. 33I5. soc a pair
Black Isle Hose. 44c 65c a pair.
Black Spun silk Hose, $I.zS a
pair.
For Boys and Girls. Sizes 5 to
9, Black Ribbed Cotton Hose,
only zSc pair.
For men. equally fast black and
superior quality, only 25c a pair.
FRENCH LAWNS. BATISTES
We call attention to the ex-
quisite patterns in lawns and
other thin summer dress mater
ialS as shown in part in one large
show window. IS to 35c. a yard.
At counters you will be de-
lighted with all we have to show
in this line.
Do not confound these with the
cheap figured lawns at 5 to IaH
cents a yard.
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
No decrease in the demand for
the popular Black Nuns Yelling
and other hems;itched materials
in light weights for summer. The
popular prices are soc to $3.50 a
yard.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22
LINDsBORa.
From the SeNs.l

Mr.. and Mrs ID. Nantriue, of
Salina, visited Mr.. aud Mrs. X. II.
II. Allerton last Sunday.
A large number Of people from the
surrounding country and abroad
attended Bethany commencement
aud concert. The attendance Was
unusually large.
Our friends Alfred HawkinsOn
aud John Nelson shipped seven cars
Of cattle from Marquette this week.
The former shipped five cars aud
the latter two.
DIR. Curtis, accompanied by Mrs.
Curtis, attended the annual meeting
OF the State Medical Society at
Salina on Wednesday. The doctor
10 reported to have made q good
talk to the society on a case Of
"intestinal obstruction"
The Ave year old boy OF J. A.
Johnson, OF DelmOre township, fell
from his wagon aud was instantly
killed, on Wednesday. Mr.. john
son was on his way To Mcpherson
with q load OF wheat when he met
with his sad misfortune.
There were fourteen in the party
which departed for Sweden, Monday.
Among the number are Rev. Swens-
son, ChAs. Neberg, Gustaf Johnson
snd son, q. 2. Erickson, l.. r. Sod
erhOlm, Nels. L. Olson, John Pol
sou, Carrie Nelson and Anna Nelson.
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II is reported ia Kansas city pa
Pers that the Hessian ny il making
ravagrs in the wheat fields around
SAIIna. This IL n mistake. IL takes
more than hand full Of flies TO
make "ravSges.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-05-22

A live antelope. captured In south
cru Rocks county, Was on the east
bound train this morning. Il il the
property oI W. ". Watson and IL be
ing .hippi ! Iu his home at SRlina.-
FDpfrys Ttvt.s
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SALINA, KAs., May 5, $50.
Corrected every Thursday morn
ing by the Salius Mill 4 Elevator
Company.
GEaIN MARKET
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RIBBONS! RIBBONS :

You have only to examine the
quality OF our all silk ribbons we
sell in such large quantities to
conclude at once that there is
nothing like them at the price in
the city. No old atction stuff
among them.
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Sllprin-s Sale.

wANTED-A small furnished
house. Apply at this office.