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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-14

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On . Nsu England or Nsw Yotk
railroad. No. On the Santa Pc:
Yes. fhis train runs daily On the
shortest line between Kansas Gay
and Chicago. and h alse knswn -
Pullman Washable express, Santa
Re reate. Lighted By electricity.
heated By steam, with ksndsoEae r.
elislsg chair ears, . library for the
studiees, ass dlning cars service fof
the hungry, ana fsst time for those
On o hurry. when Nellie bly, uas
In o hurry she Travelled the Santa Re
route. For additional informaileu
inquire % Geo. n. Anthony agent
Santa Pc route or write to Geo. r.
NIehoisoa, q. Pa T. A, Topeka,
KaBsaa. q.
sHILoH's CURE will Immsdi-
siely relieve ereup, wheoping eoegh
and bronehitis. Sold by q. G. Tobey
4 Co, general agents.
saisss nsrAsss.
sALIEA, Kama, Aug u, lss0.
Corrected every Thursday morn
Ing by the ssiina MN q Elevator
company.
GRAIN MARKET.
whsat ......... .-...-.. @
Corn q
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-14

Price Of ~heat yesterday sse.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-14

Our entire stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots
and Shoes must be closed ont to make room for our
Fall stock of Cooks. We will make sweeping re-
auctions in our entire stock.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-14

0ents' Linen Collars s cents.
0euss' Celluloid Collar 2 Tor 2se
Gents Cum 9 pair fog ese
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-14
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-14
TESCoTT.
- - ILL

Prom the Hsrsld.l
The BrOokVlIIe bass ball bSys In
tsresied the Teseolt nine Tor awhile
last Saturday, then our Toys made Il
decidedly Interesting fOs them. The
score standing Is to Is In favor Il
Tsseoit.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-14
Fine Dress foods,

We carry the largest stock Of dress
goods In this part % the country and
u you viii call and zee Ne you will
flnd . great selection and low prices,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-14
sAaaUKrTK.

MARQUETTE.
iFrOm The Trsbanal
A Salvation Army lady IL bedding
meeting ct the sehool-houss.
Alfred HaGkinson, shipped three
AR load Of hogs to Hutchinson this
week.
Mr.. j. b. Paul and Ats. Sarah u.
Ring embarked on the sea Of Mstr.-
moHy last Tuesday 81 Salins.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-14
Black Silk

All our silks FROM one dollar up
Ss guarantee, 10 10 breads In soaring
20 wiil replace other silks instead
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-02

THE Rev Mansfield. who seems dis posed to use ;he pulpit not for the dis cussion of efTete and exploded ques- tions, bat Of current, living issues, an nousees that he will speak tomorrow evening on the subject of the vast mill itary preparations of Europe and the recent Universal Peace Congress, held in London, and consider the probable outcome of these antagonistie move nents Peace or war? He will doubt less have large audience to hear what will be said on so interesting a question.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-02
PtnIsnuIst.

The indications are that the metal platinum will soon become as valuable as gold, and possibly more so, unless
 some substitute can be found that will take it's place in the electrical indus tries, or new mines of the metal be developed. At the present time there are but few piatinum mines in the country. Although these are not worked to their full capacity, yet the increasing demand for tue metal indi- cates that the greatest supply possible from these places will not be sufficient 10 meet the demand of couple oi years hence. Within year past the market price ol the metal has in- creased nearly 100 per cent. The dis coyery oi anything that will serve as a substitute for ;he metal or any de vice that will obyiate the necessity for its use in eleetrical industries is eager ly looked for-I Stationary Engineer
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-02
Eupepsy.

7H- r. what yt,a oBrht have 10 fact. ysu scar hing for tt ds y, and mourning bera ife they nnd T aot. Ta1u-auds uboa thonsanss oi dollars are speat annually hy oug peop'- iu she hope that shey msy attain this boon. Aud yet iI nss be had bF ell, We ruaFaatee that 9 ioctrie Biit CTS, if u-td Ecccr1iuI io alteetsaHs and the ase persisted in. vi hriuc ycC Cool Digestion aald cust tbe demon pyspets-ia aI isfal instea EHpcp4y We reFnmneHd Eiee-Ils BlttaTs for Dy-pcG sia and al diseases of Liver, Stomaeh and KaEeys. Sold at Si.oo per bottle bY COS 2 the dfr1gi-f.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-02

a Ao be fu afe3 and bon |. isssed fJr the redenp- Zion therroi. as,a thprrsfier 10 Tarrant cerfif eafes or O eE evsieZces cf iude1tcls shEll ! e slowed to i~s;e of be leg s wtsfe ihe same is ia ex of lie limit prescribed by the Harrison acs.
 All acts parts of ac n eui l- with ihis aei are hereby repsslei.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-02

As the laws of New Mexico now stand no legal advertising of any kind is required to be published in the col umns of newspapers. A Territory has little to recommend it as a dwelling place whose laws neither encourage the press nor support free schools
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-02
nnenien,s ArnIca saire.

The Besl sai~e ia fbs world for Cuts. Bruises, sescs. Ulcers, s7lt khtuu. Fever Sores Iettef, chaprsa HsnAs chlltiAias. ccr1ss. and all skfn Eru psio-s and po5ltfvsiy cares Piles no pay Fe- auired Fs is essnrxatsadt5 eivs perfect sstisfae- ion or money refunded. Prsss, s esnis per bo1. iss ssis by q KSngo.
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-02
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER

Fresh Ranch Butter from the ranch O, ] II White stwalcofFs Cash Store s7tf
Tombstone daily prospector., 1890-08-02

orly feu months ago these ronping rosy- ehseked izsses were pUry eshcste. pale. sickll siris By thc z5d of Dr. Pierce 3 WorlS-fzszled 1arorife Prescription they have h.ossomei eu; into beautiful. plump. kAis, hearty, strong young uonsn-
 sfGvorfts Prescription is xr invigorAtir-, restorative tcr5c and es regulator and pro zosET of fuEct4onzl action at tizzt critical period of change from s-rihood 70 Eo.saa- Aood. n is perfectly safe remedial agent. and szn produce only good rsealtx. it is cHre- fully coEpcandet, ey an ezrersenced and skilifui physician. and adsptsd to Sosnan's seiicaee organisation It is purely segStabls tB iss eoupositaos sna perfectly harmless ta sny cse14rsob Of the system lt impaFis strength to the whole system. For oTeg- worsed - rdra souf z TUT -saszn i slsa .stzted t<.chers znIilins-E drsxsu4kers- seaasstresss1 -ssoH-E;ris-s Aooseksspers. nrxxinE Iactberz aEd feeble women zcBeFsits. Dr. Pfzrce's faxorite Prcscripuon is tts greateer earthly s5sEs4 ses.ns sa>ensasd zs an zRPeetzas cor essi sd ssz<torktirt ter5c. 1t is efhe on!y sncdirsre for ~ozr e1 s3Ic by orIsEzls.z- tfEceg pa<.ff-< c,-Ees<<< from me snxa 4fxcscrerA fkat d sIa RiTe sstsfgcfic1 i1 every e-.Ss. or rronaE wil he refunded. Tbss gu1rEntss Axs been fsstbfzl.y carried out for iaszy ysers-
 cerJrsssl fsss sr wozLps DIS. EEo. 1sEs.
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

Gents. aud n kin ouIy hit that wooden
peg I'll get dollar"
Again the old farmer swung the ball.
and again IL passed by tho pin. He
was undecided what to do next. He was
more than half inclined TO drop out.
But the fakir rcad his mind. and soothed
him by saying: ''l'll show you how TO
do H." Taking the ball he let II swing.
II just clesred the pin going by. and
knocked II down on the rebound. OF
course. The secret OF success In this
game" the fnkir explained. lis TO aim
close TO the pin when you swing. IL
you do that you can't help but knock IL
down. tell you this because | want
you NIL 10 make dollar with 10 cents.
get your 10 cents and you get my dol
lar. That's fair. amt itr'
The old mau thought IL was. and
guessed he would try just once more.
He laid down his dime. took the ball,
aimed long aud deliberately. and then
let IL swing. The crowd pressed close
10 see. The ball cleared the pin and re-
turned as II IL would clear the pin again.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
Trading Receipts.

In the olden days. when railsoad com
panics used TO believe their Conductors
honest. an official. whose run wa from
Buffalo cast. was called into The Pres
ideut's room ut the end OF QUO OF his
trips. and the big man kindly said to
him:
John. the receipts on your runs have
been growing beautifully less fer some
time past.
Yes sir. but travel is very light you
know"
lis III | hadn't heard OF that John.
you have lately built nice houscr'
Yes
"You have diamond pin''
Yes"
keep horse and buggyt'
Yes"
"And your salary il only SEQ per
month. JohnY
Yes. sir.
II don't think you would steal from
the company.
"Oh. mol mol not sirr
but I've proposition 10 make. Sup
pose you give the road your receipts.
and you take every thing else coming ni
Ii you don't. | don't see how we are
going TO pay running expenses over n
month longeri'-N T. Sun.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

The whip man catered 10 IN older
throng lie was on his wagon and sur
rounded by whips that he made himself
In Westerly. n l. He said: I've
sold you whips these many years. aud
every year / sell n better class OF whips. |"
Aud then he would lash q wooden rail
until the splinlcrs flcw In all directions.
The whips stood the severe test aud the
farmers bought them us fast as the whip
man could deal them out without inter
fering with his talk. But the lnstitu-
ton that furnished the young farmers
endowed with lots OF ginger the greatest
satisfaction for the money was the
Great African Dodger." who stuck his
woolly head through rent In shee,
and let any one throw base balls at him
nj tho rate OF three balls for nickel"
All day long q crowd jostled against the
ropes endeayorlng 10 got show. Balls
went whlzzing through the brief inter
vening space nj terrific rate OF speed
and hit the bellying sheet. but none OF
them hit the dodgers head. A few
came dangerously near. but were pre-
vented from hitting the mark for which
they were aimed by quick duck of the
head. The dodger drove his customers
almost wild with his taunts and his
faces. and every one tried 10 take the
energy out Of him by dIsnguriug his
face. But IL availcd them uaught.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
The Lovely Pests.

Angry Farmer-"Sce herci don't you
know cant afford to have my grass
trampled down for the snke OF a few
berrlesH You'll have 10 move out OF
here"
Lady from the Clty-"We arc not
picking berries; we are gathering hand
ful OF those lovely, charming. golden
hearted. snow tipped. ox.eyed daisies. ="
Farmer--"O. beg your pardon. Go
right ahead, aud come again tomorrow
aud bring your relatives. Judge.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
THE FAKIR LOSES.

but II didn't Tue faxir realized that
this play was the turning point In the
tide OF the Old mans mind. aud he bent
the frame SO that the ball would knock
down the pin. and the old farmer was
charmed. Ho had played three times
and won n dollar; consequently, he was
seventy cents ahead OF the game. But
he must have more. lie swore he
wouldn't stop until he had every dollar
that the fakir had TO spare. The fakir
told him not TO. and whispered the In
formation that he had more than he
knew what 10 do with. The old farmer
then began his reckless play. Hc stuck
10 the fakir with tho ienacity of n leech;
but instead Of bleeding the fakir. the
fakir blcd him. At odd intervals be
was allowed To make a dollar, but for
every dollar he won hc lost three. When
he had lost oil the handy money that he
had he quit aud nmblcd of to see how
his fat hogs looked beside those of a
competitor.
His place Mt the ball was taken bv a
smooth faced young farmer. who
knocked the pin down the first time and
skipped with The dollar and smile Of
satisfaction on his face. He made the
rounds OF the other similar machines,
aud the last time the reporter saw him
he had bought bundle OF chidren's
toy whips mud had turned fakir himself.
Pop brought me TO the lair to-day"
he said to the reporter. lie gave me u
dollar for peanuts. pop corn. and sarsa-
parIlla. He will bc hitchn' up the old
mare as soon as the balloon goes up and
a.lookln' for me 10 20 home with him;
but he won't tind me. I'm sport This
is n burned sight moro fun than a.
ploughin' IA field where the earth Is all
olonc or nhuskin' corn. I'm going ter
follow fairs fer livin' now. I'm list
Cittin' my hand In now. Oh. Lordy.
there comes the old man." and the
bucolic youth buried himself In the
crowd.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
corrss,lsg an Esagssra,Ion.

The knack of looking at the bright
side OF things was meyer developed to
such perfection as Ia the case OF a
soulherner. who. after railroad ac-
cldent. ieIcgraphed to his friends wife.
Your husband killed In railroad acct.
dent; head. both arms. and both legs cut
Of" But later this correction was re.
ceived: First report exaggerated; your
husband killed; head and legs cut OF
but only one arm.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

In M article on the aborigines OF
Australia w. 4. Wyndham speaks Of
the skill with which the natives use
stone implements. They turn out
work" no says. ''that you would
hardly believe possible with such rough
implements. They show great inge-
nuity. particularly In making their
harpoon heads for spcaring dugong
aud fish; instead Of shaving tho wood
MP aud down with the grain. ms "A
European workman would do, they
turn the wood for a spear head round
aud chip il oil across the grain. work
Ing Il rs wooden boxes are turned on a
lathe. I have often sat and watched
them doing this"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

and instruct simultaneously. The shoe.
blocking man WINS the first heard lie
lnndc one ar TWO desultory remarks
which caused crowd 10 collect. when
De hogan lo cyhnrt them ON the quality
81 his ware. and 90 prove his state
mrn,s hy putting dizzy polish ON mn
eld lcglcss boot Tic was red faced
am, whose Efforts affected his com
~ kim immensely.
Gentlemen. why profane this hal
srd ground with those unsightly
!. ,pis YOU wear. when for 1--we ccnls you
could have a shine that would dazzle
T. ewes and make the green eyed demon
az jealousv gnaw az the heart OF an
hr.,tocralY he began Any boot. no
matter how coarse the leather Tor the
wolrer) will take brilliant polish. Aud
tic biackiug is only i've cents u box.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
,ionstrous Power OF Sea breakers.


From experiments made last month
nj Bell Rock and Skerryvole light
houses on the coast Of Scotland II was
found that while the force Of the
breakers on the side OF the German
ocean may be taken ut about ton and
half 10 every square foot OF exposed
surface. the Atlantic side throws break
ers with double that force. or three
tons TO the square foot; thus surface
Of only two square yards sustains "a
blow from 4 heavy Atlantic breaker
equnl TO tifty-four tons. In March OF
this year heavy gale blew for three
DAYS and nights at SkerryvOle. wash
Ing out blocks OF limestone and granite
of three and five tons' weight rs easily
as if they had been empty egg shells;
In some cases throwing them entirely
over the brcakwater nj Plymouth.
Over 800 tons OF such blocks were
washed 800 feet up the inclined beach
after being thrown over the break
water and scattered about In various
directions. One block OF limestone.
estimated to be of fifteen tons weight,
was moved over $50 feet from place
In the surf, where u had been firmly
grounded since 1857. IL having first
been rolled in sight by the awful gale
of the Windy Christmas OF that year.
This Is quite high sea record for
1890. showing that the gale of March y
was the worst known ON the Scottish
coast for 1913 years.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

Tie cane man did rushing business
with the young people. He had nm ex-
hibition OF giddy canes aud voice OF
great penetration and power. Any
cane you ring Is yours" ho shouted;
land IL you put ring over the middle
one I'll give you dollar besides. Try
your luck. young men. Remember that
you amt In fashion unless you carry n
cane. All young men In the cities car
~ canes when they are out with their
sweeth, arts" There was usually n con-
sultalion between the young man and his
gill. after VI Ich he would pay i've cents
aud throw three rings, his sweetheart
directing him
The cheap jewclry fakir. however. did
the greatest business Ills fine line OF
brass dnzzlcd the eye OF the country
beauties aud caused the young men to
spend their money lavlshly To make u
lasting impression OF their swccihearts.
They bought the stun In sober earnest
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
THE ANNUAL FAIR.
HARVEST TIME FOR THE UBIQUITOUS
FkklRS.
Ceicbritles OF the County and Plain Folk
From the Farm sIset Once "a Year for
"a Good Time.

The annual county fair. is one Of the
institutions Of this country. The y. i.
Sun recently described the sidelights Of
these gatherings as follows:
In the meantime the numerous faklrs
bad set mp their stands lhawcd out their
threats, and begun shouting for business.
a fair without fakirs would bc like n
circus without clowns. They entertain
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
clroum.lanee. Allrr ca.e..

MIR. Bondheavy." said the young
man. with much assurance, Il have come
again TO ask you for the hand OF your
daughter" Didn't tell you only las,
night that my daughter should never
marry the son OF poor peach grower
Yes. said the lover. "but my father 10
no longer poor. He found two baskets
OF peaches In his orchard this morning.
and" Take her. my boy, and may
you be happy. "--N0rrisf0lca Herald.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

THE Old FARMER rHIRs THE GAME.
Have some respect for yourselves, gen
tlemen. buy box aud shine those rusty
shoes u yours.
The burning desire TO make money IN
games OF chance. for which the farmers
have long been famous. was thoroughly
demonstrated 10y the way they surround
cd the swinging ball machine. The
women folks gathered. too. and often
urged the men 10 play. assuring them
that they could win " .hey kept cool
III YOU knock the pin down ON tho
rebound of the ball you get dollar. nnd
II only costs YOU ten cents TO play" the
hacker shouted.
''Bi gosh Kin do H.. mnitercd m
old farmer. '"Tain't hard. and don't
know an easier way To make dollar.
The old man laid down his Ten cents.
took The bill In both hands. and. after
great deiibcrniiou, let II swing. The ball
cut the air ou one side of the pm. rc.
turned aud cut u on the other Dc cd
man looked rather surprised.
Try IL again. You may get IL this
lime
burned " don't. 'Taint no use q.
elsin' up the first time. IL only costs 10
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

An owlet into a garden few.
And pc chcd high over the gate:
A maiden roamed mid the flowers and dew.
Although IL was late and lonely, too
Alas. she knew
She warbled ditty so sweet and clear,
She sang ITO thee my heart Is true;"
And the owl lcatc cd over, the better 10 hear.
Aud murmurcd discrcctly. ITO WHO'D. my
dear"
To whoo-to whool'
The maiden <'lrlclcd IA madens Will.
Aud la ~ milling hastc withdrcw;
But the Ow lct stared aud smiled la his bill
Aud said very blandiy-hes saying IL still
40 wtoo-to wbooi'
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

Ten years ago cocaine was worth
&. 500 pound; now hardly single
surgical operation Is conducted with
out its use.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20
A NEW HAT-FAsTENeR.

II VIII Keep Hcad-Gear In Place without
Perforating the Brains.
A Philadelphia manufacturer appears
to have solved the difficulty Of keeping
ladies' hats upon their lovely heads
without the use OF hat-pins. A hat
fastener like the following illustration)
10 fastened by elastic cord inside the nat.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-12-20

Sixty thousand alue gum trees have
been planted this year on the Lanker-
SHIN ranch ia Los Angeles county.
California.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-12

"UNDER which King, Bezonian, speak
or die?" Something like this is the sit
uation in which the working Repubh-
can finds himself just now. Mr.. Hervey
Lindley has undertaken to deliver the
Republican delegation of Los Angeles
county to Governor Waterman, and the
followers of Col. Markham are deter
mined to lock shields and find out
whether this can be done. As slick
political boss, Mr.. Lindley has shown
great promise, but there are not wanting
multitudes Of Republicans who doubt
his having bill OF sale of
the Republican representation in
the State Convention. However,
Mr.. Lindley will be compelled to
win his spurs as political manipulation,
and he is understood to have control of
the Waterman sack. Ii he can handle
the voters with hall the skill which has
signalized his control of the Governor
himself, he will have made record to
which he can point with pride. With
Dunsmoor as a lieutenant, the latter
with his appointment as Bank Commits
sioner already secured, the Waterman
contingent will be fairly well officered,
and ought to show up at the primaries
in good shape.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-12

Mr.. ROBERT BARTON, who has been
spending some time in Los Angeles, ex-
presses the hope that the vine disease
has been killed during the past winter.
According to bis theory, all that is
needed to effect this desideratuqn is
that there should have been some frost,
and during the past winter we believe
that there have been two instances in
which the mercury descended below the
freezing point. Mr.. Barton thinks, and
he POUNDS his opinion upon investiga-
tions made around the Mediterranean
that an occasional frost is needed to
send the sap down to the roots OF the
vine, where it ought to be, thus admit
ting of pruning without bleeding it to
death. Without frost the sap permeates
the whole vine, and its escape deprives
the plant of vitality. A wound to a vine
is like a wound to human being OF
other animal. Vines subjected to this
experience become sick, and the sickness
becomes epidemic. Mr.. Barton says
that we shall know in three or four
weeks whether or no his favorable
Vaccinations will be sustained by the
facts
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-12
Panic in n Church.

LONDON, April 11.-During the celebra-
ton OF mass in a Catholic church at
Bronischewetz, Hungary, today, the
edifice caught fire, and the congregation
became panic-stricken and choked the
exit, so that large number OF persons
must have lost their lives but for the
presence of mind of the villagers, who
rushed to their assistance. Two persons
were killed and several injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-12
Another Pioneer Gone.

San JOSE, April l1.-Coleman Younger,
a 'well-known pioneer of this county,
died suddenly today OF heart disease
He was born in St. Charles county, Mis-
souri,, in 1909, and came to this county
in 1851. He was the father OF seven
teen children, of whom nine survive
him. He was one of the best-known
cattle-breeders in the State, represented
this district on the State Board of Agri-
culture from 1870 to 1876, and was, at
the time of his death and for many
years, president OF the Santa Clara So
cietY OF Pioneers