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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-13
WITNESS AND JUDGE.

Texas Flftings.
An amusing scene was recently
enacted In a country courtroom In
Maine. The trial justice, . big,
pOmPous official, with q voice like a
trombone, took IL upon himself to
examine q witness, q little, withered
old man, whose face was a. red and
wriRkled a. a herring.
"whst 10 your name?" asked the
justice.
"w'y, Squire, said the astenIsh-
ed witness. 'you know my name as
well As know yours"
"Nevsr you mind what I know, or
what don't know" was the eau
ton, given with magistsrial severi-
ty. 81 ask the question In my
official capacity. and you're bound
to answer &c under oath"
With a contsmptuous snort the
witness gave his name, and the
questioning proceeded.
Where do you live?"
oval, I snuml" calculated the old
man. why" he continued, ap-
pealing to the laughing listeners,
"I've lived Ia this town all my life,
and SOS he" pointing to the justice,
IAN b. gosh, TO hear him go on
you'd think"
'Slisnce!" Numbered the irate
magistrate. ANSWER my questions,
or I'll fine you for contempt Of
COURT
Alarmed by the threat the witness
named his place Of residence, and
the examination went on.
what 10 your Oceupationf"
Huh ?"
what do you do for q living?n
"Oh, git out, Squire! Jest - II
you don't know that I tend gardens
In the summer season and saw weed
wiutersr"
AS = private citizen I do know 10,
but ~ the court / know nothing
about you," exclaimed the peIspir-
ing justice.
"Wal. Squire" remarked the
puzzled witness, ali you know some
thin outside the courtroom az
don't know nothin' In Il, you'd bet
ter get out an let somebody try this
case that's got hoss sense
The advice may have been well
meant, bat Il cOst the witnes $40.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-13

Any person having goods, or old
clothing that they would be willing
to donate to the poor Of the city are
requested TO bring them to the room
formerly occupied by the Y. NJ. c.
A., over the post Office on Saturday,
Feb. ., 1880. The committee will be
there from two to four O'Clock p m.
to receive aRy articles brought.
Mrs. q. w. BENFIELD.
ERcrptarv
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-13
1.L1rE MonTn Lrvrra.

Is lie worth Iivings reA, 90 long
As there II wrong 20 right,
wall Of the weak agninst the strong.
or tyranny 70 eight;
Long ns there hngers gloom 70 chase,
or fteaming tear TO dry,
One kindred woe, one sorrowtng face
That smiles ~ we draw nigh;
Long rs the tale OF anguish sWella
The heart and lids Er0w wet,
And at the sound Of Christmas bells
We pardon and forget:
70 long as Faith With Freedom relzns,
And loyal Hope survives,
And gracious Charity remains
To ieaven lowry lives;
While there II one untrodded tract
From Intellect or Will,
And men are free % think and art,
Life T. worth living still.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-13

That the service on the Union Pa
cific, "The Overland Route 10 be-
coming better every day. The lat
est addition to the already excellent
equipment, IL q line Of through
Pullman sleepers between Cheyenne
and Chicago, via Denver, Kansas
CIty and Chicago q Alton X. r.
These cars are Of the most improved
pattern, and this additional service
will be appreciated by the patrons
Of the Union Pacific.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-13
SEED CORN a.ooo YEARS OLD.

During the season Of 1859 Q most
remarkable crop was raised by David
Drew. OF Plymouth, n. II. In l8SS
Mr.. Drew came Ia possession Of
some Germ grains wrapped with q
mummy In Egypt, supposed to be
1900 years old. Those Ners planted
and grew. IL had nlaay Of the char
aetsristics Of real corn; the leaves
we're alternate; 70 grew TO be over
six feet high; the mid-ribs were
white; but the product Of the stock,
there 10 where the curious part comes
in: Instead Of growing IN , year
like modern size, 10 hung In heavy
there was no tasssl; No silks; each
spFig was'thiekly studded With graias
eack provided with 8 ssperEts husk,
ike wheat gralns.-St. LOssis Bepsb-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-13
ssess.s,. Ar.ss. s.rs>

THE BEST sALvs In The world fof
Cuts, Bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt
Bheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chi,bisins, Germs, and
ell Skln Eraptitsis, aud positively
cures Piles. OF Nc ssay required. Il
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect fatis-
fnetlon, o. money Fxfunoed. Price
= esnts peg beg. for sale ~ He ghes
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-13
WHAT HE MEANT.

A Democrat recently remarked
that democratic principles are the
same now as In the days OF Jefferson
and jackson" He probably meant
Jefferson Davis and Stonewall Jack
sou, and IL he did he was correct
Hutchinson Herald.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-13
Dissolution NOtjee.

Notice II hereby given that the CO. part ner-
ship heretofore existing between y. r. Flens-
burg and -. 7. Hopkins, known as flens-
burg a Hopkins, general merchandise, In
Bridgeport, Kansas, expired Feby. I, lsSO, by
limitation. All nOtes and accounts due the
firm may he paid nj the business house OF the
arm TO the remaining membcF, ~. z.
FleusburE. Notes and accounts not paid on
or before August I, isgO, will be placed Ia the
hands OF a justice or an attorney Tor collec-
ton by law.
FLENsBURG a HOPKINS.
Bridgeport, KanS-, Feby. II, 1870.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-13
DR.. L. Due. Period,ea, Pills,

This great French remedy acts directly
upon the digestive organs and positively
cures suppression OF the menses ifrOm what
ever causel and all periodical troubles pecu-
liar IN women. A safe. reliable remedy war
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be used during pregnancy. Full directions
accompanying each box by mail. y box or
th rec for - The genuine article supplied
BY Emil Amer, Wholesale and retail agents
EaliDa. kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-13
''The Century Magazine In 189O-JO-
seph Jefferson's Autobiography
Novels by Frank X. Stockton.
Amelia T.. Barr, and 9th
ers-a Capital Pro-
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-13
MILITARY - LAND - COMPANY,

10 those wishing choice residence good homes
near the stations and the Military college make
will them we'll the Military Land Company put one hundred
and twenty-five lots the market $500 payable cash
ten per cent cash. the balance payable samens ten per cent
each month these lots Sold thousand dollars will be used
building FIFTEEN beautiful Cottages design and different
styles fifteen the one hundred that arc 70 be
sold and the cottages it'll these will also be
Seventeen more premiums amounting twenty-five Dol
ars to 60 with the lots The company will build
Two houses, costing $1,000
each $1,000
Two houses, costing 700
each 1,4OO
Eleven houses, costing 600
each $500
One cash premium 500
One cash premium POO
One primium OftuitiOn al
Military college or cash 200
One premium of tuition at
Hans. Wesleyan or cash 200
One premium of tuition at
Normal College or cash 200
Twelve cash premiums of
100 each 1900
.SE1 100
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-13
JAMES CHASE.
Notary, Collector,
AuctiOneer.
FereclosIng chattel mortgages speciality
No. -, North Santa Feaye


NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
No. sSII.
Land ONCE nj sallna. Kansas,
February sth, lS0
Notice II hereby given that Winfield = Frn-
Ecur has flled notice OF Intention % make
final proof before the Register and Receiver
u. T. land Office In Salina, Kansas, on Friday
the
2lst day Of March. 1890,
on timber culture application No. 2sna, for
the Ell mel a Ell SCI OF SECTION No. ., In
township No. IS : Of range No. west.
He names as Witnesses
Rlchar,i Seeley, Thomas N. Scott, John
Lawson, snd Emery p. Webster, all Of Tes-
colt, Kansas.
]. NJ. HoDGE,
S-6t. Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-13

Probably no one thing has eapsee
ssee s sssssi rs cr,s s q sf.ds =
their giving away 20 their customer,
d % many free trial bottles Of DR.
Kings New Discovery for eonsump
ton. Their trade Il simply eneFmou.
In this very valuable article from Oh.
faet that it always cures and nevs.
,tissPpolnts. Coughs, colds, asthma
bronchitis, Group and all threat snd
lung diseases quickly cured. Vol
ian tsst % before buying by gettlni
. trial bottle free, large size o.
Every beefsa warranted.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-07-17
GeneraIltleS.
The state Of Idaho. if YOU please.

The state Of Idaho if YOU please
Canada pay tribute of 5000 900 a wear t,
the London nJAel lenders.
Kansas City Ia, l35ooo potuIa,ion. M in
crease Of l@9 per cent. over l>>0.
Vanderbilt denies the Story That be has be-
come interested i'll the Atchi~on system.
Queen Natalie of >ery ia ha, had her life IN
sured for 100000 for the benefit Of her son.
kemmler has been rc>entenctd TO die hy clec.
trlelly during the week beginning August t.
Francis Murphy'> FIVE months labor in Iowa
ha9 resulted in 27.OOO signatures to the pledge.
HaverhiIl, Mass, celebrated july 81 the two
hundred and tiftieth anniversary Of it, settle.
ment a. a town.
Germany has not taken any stems to establish
repreSsNe taritl against American imports,
a. was reported.
over 100 men pledged to foreign mission
work are in attendance at the Moody school at
Northteld, Mass.
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
Boston ami \ oder>on. Kansas, has ioue.l for
the benefit Of creditors
Mrs. Reagan. wife Of The Texan senator
learned shorthand, without a teacher in order
to become her husbands private secretary.
Robert i. Pattison and Chauncev F. Black
We're nominated for Governor and Lieutenant
Governor by the democrats OF Pennsylvania.
4 dispatch from Port Louis. Guqdaloupe,
states that the principal buildings of that place
have been destroyed by fire. total loss, 5000
coo.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-07-17

New Hampshire man writes 10 a contemporary
70 Know II flowers really have a language:'
Wen, we believe il is saving in the trad t,at the
best brands speak ior themselves.
Doctors
OF all the different schools in the country. have
thousands die every year of Bright'5 disease of
The Kidneys, who could be living today if thev
had used sulphur Blttefs- They are une'IuaIled i'll
ne world for all diseases Of the Aidneys.-Ne,c
Ih'fen Union. 2N59
Miss Nettie Clark, daughter Of wealthy bar
ents In Providence i. l., is arrested for forging
note OF $1,000 To raise money to aid Dr. Simon
smith, with whom She is infatuated.
Senior Dieguez, Guatemalean minister at
Washington, has received a telegram from his
government announcing that President Menen-
dcZ Of san Salvador was as>tssinated
Dr. TaImage estimates the wealth of King
solomon, the extensively married man, at
t6S0,0O0,OO0 in gold and Fl ,02S 900 81 in silver
grand sum of S1yl 52S OOGQ OBJ
Ex-Governor John u. Loneof Massachusetts
Is IN favor Of having an Insurance chair in our
colleges, that the boy may learn something
about life and property insurance.
Dom Pedro now proposes to spend the au-
iulhn at Baden-Baden and the winter in Paris.
His main object j. health and tranquility now
a-days. OF ambition he does not seem to have
a trace left.
on the maps Idaho looks small, but in fact it
has SG,294 square miles. New Y ork has only
1920 square miles of area. Idahos population
in 1870 was 2O,os3: in $780, b $40; and it is now
estimated at 100000.
Chauncey NJ. Depew has received an auto
graph letter from the Prince of Wales acknow-
edging the receipt of the oratons and speeches
of Mr. Depew, recently published The Prince
expresses his thanks warmly
The representatives of the family of the late
General Garibaldi have sold to the Italian Gov
eminent their patrmony in the island of Cap
rera for 100000 tlorins. They only reserved
from the sale the house. tomb and garden of the
famous General.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-07-17
Scratched % Years.
a Sealy, Itching Skin Disease with
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Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-01-02
notice.!

BY virtue of a power Of sale
contained in a certain mortgage
Deed executed by j. G. Miller ana
wife Martha Miller of the first
part and George W Lowran Mof
tho second part. Which Mort
gage Deed is-sluly register 4 Ia
the Office of the Register of s.aV,la.
OF watauga county in Book ''b"
of mortgages 1Age, five hI;ltlrcd
and 63 and "a ] will proWed to
sell at the court house in Boone
for cash to the high. st bidder
on the first monday IL January
1890 the tract of land described
in said mortgage. Lying iii
Cove Creek township wataugn
county adjoining tile lands OF
L G and w A Miller and Others
as will more fully appear by ref.
erence to said mortgage cofi-
tanning 200 and fifty acres more
or less to satisfy the payment
of the sum IF $2OOwith interest
and costs This fourth day Of
dec, 1880 E. + Lowell Atty
tor mortgages
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-01-02
NOTICE O / j.

By virtue Of a decree OF the
Superior Court OF Wntauga
county N. G. the undersigned
as administrator of Il E.. j.
Blackburn Decd, will offerfor
sale>to the highest bidder, at
the court house door, in
Boone, on the 1st Monday in
Jan. 1890, the said E. j..
Blackburn's individual inter
est in a certain tract or par.
Gel OF land known AS the w
w. Blackburn land, adioin-
ing the lands Of ". W. Black
burn and others. Itbeingone
fifth interest in said lands.
Terms of sale $25 down to-
defray expences, balance on
six months time. Title re-.
served until payment ismade
| further notify. all persons,
having deeds orother irstr,l-
ments that havebeen lecof,l-
led by the said Il, j. Black
burn dec. and remains in the
Reg. Office must ray-the fees
and lift them as lean no Ion
ger indulge them. This Now;
25, '89. NJ. ID. Blackburn,
Adfnr.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-01-02

Or.
Il will give your honor a
description of that. too, il
you willnot be angry
II will not said the m ~.
or, "if you do not term niy
the knare."
"Well." said the soldier,
The greatest krate .rhat !
know of is the constable that
brought me here"
Il do not Know said the
mayor, "it heis thp great
est knayp, but know he il
the greatest fot,l
"When LcouAt how many
spots in a pack nf carJs,-
lind three hundred and sixty
five, al many days as there
ave N a year. When ! count
the Number Of cards in /,
pack. | fnd there are fifty
TWO, the number OF weeks in
II year, and | find four suits.
the numie;' OF weeks in a
month. | find there are
rwi'ise pirtNre cards in Il
p,ck, representing the mum.
er OF months in a year, and
IN counting the tricks, | finil
hirteen, the llunlherofweeks
IN IL quarter. So YOU see si,
= pack ofcnwls serves for /.
Bible, almanac and common
prayer book. Select.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-01-02
The Mysteries Of a Pack Of Cards.


A Private soldier by the
name Of Richard Lee was ta-
ken before a magistrate, re-
Gently, Tor playing cards dur
ing divineservice. 1t appears
that a sergeant commanded
the soldiers at the church,
and when TIE parsoa had
read The prayers, lie TOOK the
text. Those who had a b.
bic took it out, but this sol
!iier had neither Bible nor
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-01-02
and stayed. III tell yon what
| want to say, believing fhat

and stayed. III tell yon what
| want to say, believing fEaty
that great heart tof iiia
was in fav1E of this great
country Of ours, and after he
found that the Southern Cen
federacy could not be estab.
llsAed, he desired this eUiin.
try to be greater and more
prosperous than ever before.
M4et III show that theteartN
Of the Southern people are in
favor iol that lg0veFnment
that we once controlled, and
that we are again; going 10
control fGfeath appieausa)
And when the next inDnu.
ment is raised 10 cur nst.
tion's herr, /; when they RAISE
La m onument to Abraham LIN
coin piercing almostth very
clouds, let US, q nation, on
the other side Of that square,
erect another monument e.
qusly us high, and upon It's
top let III embiazpn in letters
of go the nareot our hero,
.Jeffe 8 n Dav s.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-01-02

tlrely TOO early 10 attemps
to make a prediction as to
what the new bill will be.
Some people think the bill
will be passed on the Senate
tariff bill ol the last session
Your correspondent does not
think so. The Senate bill oi
last year was a vot catch
ing hodge-podge Of absur.li
ties hurrledly thrown togath-
er by order OF certain Eapub-
lican looscs. : nd ould new
er have passed the Senate
had not those who voted for
it known that it was certain
to be defea ted in the House.
The new bill will beconstruc-
ted in a more leisurely way
and will consequently be a
better measnre-lt could hard
ly be worse.
Gen. Clark, ex-clerk of the
House of Representatives
has been presented with a
valuable gold watch and
chain by his former employ
eS.
Chief Justice Fuller is com
ing out in a new roln-that of
a popular orator. Hadeliv-
er2d the address at the Con-
sressional centennial last
Wednesday and he is to de-
liver an address at the dedi-
cation of the new Lincoln
Music Hall in this city next
Friday night.
The Senate has SO far con-
firmed very few of Mr. Harri-
sons nominations, and
against some of them there
is a very active fight being
notably Morgan, Com
missioner of Indian affairs,
and Dorchester, superinten-
dent of Indian schools. 1t
would not he surprising
ii these two are rejected.
A committee of the House
has been appointed to try
and run down the scoundrels
who committed the forger-
les on the notorious ballot
box contract, which was used
in the recent Ohio campaign.
Honest men of both parties
will earnestly wish the COM
mittee Good speed in itsgood
work.
The House committee on
Elections having perfected
an organization, the stream
Of perjury in the contested
election cases will begin to
flow this week.
Justice Lamar of the SUI
preme Court has accepted an
imitation to deliver an ad-
dress to a mass meeting OF
the citizens of Richmond Va.
on the life and character OF
the late Jefferson Davis.
The death of Mrs. Scott
Lord. a sister of Mrs. Harri-
sons, has made things very
quiet around the White
House.
Mr.. Randall continues to
improve. lie took a short
walk Saturday.
Washington, D. c. 1889.
The Mvatoriau of a Pack ef Carda
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1890-01-02
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent.
For the DEMOCRAT:


Senator Cockrell, as Chair
man of the caucus commit
tee, reported to the Demo-
cratic Senatorial caucus this
morning ii list, assigning the
Democratic Senator's to po-
sitio,is on the newly created
Senate committees, which
was ratified by the caucus.
Affairs around the office of
the s 'rgeant-at-Arn s Of the
House are beginning 70 take
on an ugly look. The COM
mit,ee Of the House, which
has been Investigating the
defalcation Of the abscond-
ing cashier Silcott, in itspar-
tial. report tells enough
about theloose way ,ofdo!ng
business in that Office to sur
prise people, and everybody
knows that the committee
discovered a good many
things which it has not told
because,members and ex-mem
bers of the House are mixed
up with them. This mystic
ly should be at once and
without delay swept away.
Matters have arrived at the
stage where it will be for bet
ter to make public every
thing thecommitte hasfound
out than to attempt to
smother up things, as has
been done. This smother
ing policy has resulted al
ready in filing the air with
rumors charging all sorts OF
things against various gen
tlemen Of prominence in both
parties. In the meantime
Silcott is the Lord, only
knows where, and the books
show a shortage OF about
$71.000. Ii the action OF
rather want of action on the
.part OF those most concerned
may be taken as a basis ol
opinion, Silcott's def,llcatior
was no legal crime. He has
however, been indicted by the
grand jury Of this city fol
forgery, and if his where
abouts can he discovered hi
may be brought hack.
TlleSenate has two propo
sitions before it relating t.
negro emigration from tht
South. One is a bill Offered
BY Senator Butler and tht
other a resolution offered BY
Senator Gitson. Both lool
to Government aid for tht
emigrants.
The Mckinley tariff billwil
probably be the popular
name for the measure whicl
the Republican members o
the Ways and Means com
lnittee will try to formulat,
on that most troublesome