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Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-30

Following is a statement OF the result
of the flower festival last week:
Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-30
EVERY STOVE GUARANTEED
E. BROWNIES

136 S. Main St., opp. Mott Marke
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
rnRNAI NnTEs.

Every week has brought Rsw stu.
dents. This week the following have
been enrolled: Miss Rodman, Rice
county; Z. II. Luce, Barton county ;
simeon Smith, wabaunsee county
A. III. Burke, Saline county.
The class work have been exeep-
tionsbly good for the first Of the year.
Prof. Packard's class In instrunen-
tai music IL growing larger every
week.
Miss Cameron was called to Solo
mon on Sunday on account cf aeci-
dent Ia her brother. He was serious
ly injured by \ runaway horse.
The boys think they should prac-
tice more before they cross bats with
the high school nine. Fourteen to
one does not make an Interesting
game.
Prof. ThOromAn returned from To-
peka on Saturday. He reports meet
ing many acquaintance and having
q good time. lie says everybody
knows Of the Normal.
The Emerson literary presented a
good programme on Monday even
ing. This society has been organized
six years and while none are here
nov who were here when u Was or
ganiIed u has not gone down at any
lime Ia strength and popularity.
The orchestra has commenced ope-
raiions sgain. The members In the
main are the same IS last year. Some
new members have been added.
From Pres. Thoroman We learn
that the prospects for the year are
far better than ever before. Many
former students are writing saying
they expect to enter At = certain
time. TIE next term opening Nov.
II will bring 3 large increase.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
l.sAhiA

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Jake Henderson, of Solomon, wss
In the city on Sunday marninR in
company with some young lady lea
Come again, Jake.
The NJ. r.. church will hold quar-
terry meeting on Saturday and sun
day At the usual hours. All are in
vited Ia these services.
Ida Olson went 10 Hutchinson OH
Monday 10 remain for sOUIe time.
:. u. Johnson and wife, of Knox
VILE. lllinOis, are visiting with
friends ia As-aria.
MT-. EngbOrg, nf Mcpherson, was
the guest nf u. =. Olson on Tuesday.
Frank Peterson, formerly Of thi.
place, returned fr"m Minnesota last
week affas an attsencr Of two years.
I. l.. Nelson and q. T.. Carlson
went To X. {. on Monday evening
snd John Sanguist and =. J. Lind
hlad followed ON Tuesday evening.
All four will take in the fair.
Dave Eagles team ran away on
Saturday. No damage reported.
The smoky Valley Farmers ALI
anre will send a large dslegstiun 10
the Peoples picnic NJ SaIIna ON the
~ inst. headed 10y the Assaria cornet
band.
A dance at the residence Of Wm.
NrlIs on Tuesday was interrupted
by the fiddle string breaking neres.i-
taiirg . trip to Assaria To procure n
new string before the dance could he.
finished.
Mr.. Crawford went to Kansas City
on Monday on 3 combined business
and pleasure trip.
a. ]. ThorstsGlrsrg'a name was
converted into ThOrslenhey in last
weeks items.
The wind blew 4 perfect harTican-
Oh Thursday evening. business gu
the streets Of oar city was suspended
for time on account Of the clouds
nf dust that filled the air.
DIR. Crawford and J. X. Larson at
tended the hall game between the
-. Paul's and Ober's on Thursday
and Friday.
r. r. swanson retained from Tex
- on Friday evening,
Miss Sophia Carlson. Of Topeka, IL
visiting her parents aud friends here.
The Citizens Alliance added five
neS members To Its list gu Friday
night. The seventh plank ia the
platform 81 the Peoples party, which
reads, I'VE demand that the means
Of communication and transporta-
ton shall be owned by aud operated
Va the Interest OF the people, as In
the I nited States postal system"
will 2 discussed ~ the next meet
ing. Everybody invited.
Prof. AudTeeD, Of I.indsl,ore.
preached ~ the swedish Lutheran
church on Sabbath morning.
Hanson 4 TTulson are receiving
new goods daily.
We bsd . light shower nf rain
saturday evening. RINEY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
Serious Accident

~nlUnt"n Nv ~-tftn~i.
TN Friday afternoon ~ Charles
Cameron was returning from Abb
lene with three hOrse.. the west
hound Union Pacific train over took
him on this side Of Sand Springs.
IL appears that he was driving q
horse hitched Ia road cart aud lead
ing two others. The noise from the
train scared the animals aud those
behind pulled him backward, his
foot getting caught In the cart. Ry
holding Ia one wheel he managed To
partially sustain his head sud body
while = distance az alOut n mile wsH
covered. when the horse ran into q
wire fence.
\ Sslina gentleman Who saw the
accident occur says that when the
train came along the horses became
unmanageahle aud drew Cameron
oil the cart, his foot catching there
in. His head and shoulders bump-d
on the ground for quite = distance
when his arm caught in the wheel
and lie managed afterwards to keep
lis head oil the ground. that l.. a.
long A. he was visible from the train.
MIR. J. l.. Galhreath of our city.
who saw the accident from the car
window immediately after the trains
arrival ut Solomon secured help and
sent ont the bus tn the scene Of the
accident, the horse was found at a
wire fence near Mr. StaniOn's farm.
young Cameron lying there in
helpless, dazed condition lie was
taken Ia the Mnntegunia hotel and
his friends notified.
We understand he lost 81 from
his coat packet. which has moi been
found.
The d""t"r reports. as We go 90
press, that Mr.. Cameron il doing
nicely.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
IE~t,ITT.

Friday morning Mr.. Fuller took
charge ni the Ir-c0tt house and -
now proprietor.
berry Sno"k aud wife. uf Salina.
came up "wednesday mnTninY. Jerry
'ame up tn do the tin work an the new
Touring mill
The old blacksmith shop that stood
scru-s the street from ". W. Norris
livery stable. blew down yesterday
aitrrnO"n. The old shop has BEEN
used for y stable for some time AMI
VAS rather shak y and the strong wind
finished the job. The shop resembles
the Democratic party. sort Of hulEed
down IN the middle.
Our new Touring mill started ~,
ihi- week and Mr.. Zulauf 4 son are
turning ont some exceedingly fine
Hour. The machinery from top To-
bottom ia all new and direct from the
manufacturer in the east. They
have put in three sets of double
rolls, sud claim a cafarity oftwFuiy-
five bsrr-l- OF flOur per day. The
gentlrsI-h will, n soon ~ they get
sacks. I'ht their -four OH the market
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
RROOEvILLE

sam Sewer Was up from SAlina
Tuesday settling up some ri his mill
business.
u. X. Titus has accepted a position
on the telegraph cnnstTuctinn outfit
ami goes tn work this week.
Win. Turton. ir., left here for tn
l'-ka Monday morning to attend n
course Of instruction in the Wash
harm college in that city.
Mrs. r. q. BARTER. from SsIins. ar-
conpsnied 10y Miss Ida Srarls ar
rived here Saturday night To visit
her parents, Mr. sud Mrs. :. l..
Shepard.
Monday afternoon a. Henry Gen
try and Iii n-TGmhy were drying
into town from the south about one
mile from here. they attempted to
pass some emiHrant wagons, but
their horse being young aud spirited
took fright nj the covers uf the Wsg-
ans and capSizr'i the cart. splitting
them out ri dry creek al the
bridge, Mr.. D-T"mhy falling first
with Henry GENTRY an top " L." got
of with slight scratches. hi he
G"mby was not 80 fortunate. one. ~
his legs being broken i,lnw thu
Knee"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
I,er!rna.s.

The following IL the programme 81
the postponed oPOniiig meeting "f
the reTiciVan literary society, x. W
a., which will l,- held nj the college
next Saturday evening:
InsuguTal-Wallscs Crowley.
observation-disclosures n. Gibson.
Musir-Piano nuett-Asher Yer
non and Henry EbeThardt
Oraiiou-C. u. BuTe..
DehNte-ResOlvsd That the Meth.
odisIs should combine Their efforts
To support and uphcld the colleges
they slready hSVc. Affirmative, II.
T. Curscn; negative, Henry Ebcr-
hRrdt
Musir-IICnry Eberhardt and Ash.
~ Vernon.
observation-disclosures Harris.
Snag-H. +. CoTsOu.
CI"Sinr--W. Cliffs bridweIl.
The programme vas TO have been
given last saturday evening but
some Of the members were uupre-
pared snd IL was postponed. A busi-
ness meeting was held instead.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
WESLEYAN SORTS

We are s'!ll Increasing our NUN.
he's
The senior class Of the college
doubled it, membership this week.
The Delphisns gave . grand recep-
tion last Friday night. Melons,
grapes, bananas aud cake were IN
good supply, and all were happy.
Three Of the beat latin scholars In
the CRsar class are only twelve years
Of age. Truly Il does not REQUIRE are
10 begin the study Of latin.
TIE prep. philosophers now reeite
in two classes Of nineteen numbers
each and yet others want the study.
You will tire Of It probably before
Christmas.
As Brady is at leisure now, many
Of M would move he be appointed %
succeed Bishop Nlnde at once. Brady
Is . good fellow and looks like .
Bishop
Dome GeEA Gomez Friday TO orga-
niEs classes In violin. SltheTn, guitar
orchestra drill. Wake mp, boys, and
give him full classes al once.
with the advent Of q special teseh-
er for commercial work large num-
her will take mp the course. We
hope the trustees viii hurry hia up.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

TIndaII-W illiams"u At the resi-
i-n"c oi the brides Parents on north
santa Fe. last evening, MIR. John W.
Tindaii To Miss Hattie Williamson.
Rev. Wm. Foulkcs "f,icia!i..e.
R=ih aye well Eno%H in sud shout
Salina. Tie gr", ~ - day operator
AT the I MON Pacific depot, aud the
bride * birsl with n large circle Of
FRIENDS. The newly welded couple
will IL. found nj home AZ 81 north
Ninth street where they went ~
once to housekeeping. The JnuRNNI
ioIn- ia with their numerous friends
in wishing inem hsppiuess.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
xEiaHsonHoop xxws
SEw CAMBRIA CHsTTERIxGs.

frnm cur oSn correspondents
q. X. Beaver and Miss Lizzie Stif.
Der left wednesday morning foI
Washington. Miss Lizzie goes tC
visit her father ia Seattle and Mr
Beaver expects tO locate In or neal
Tacoma.
Mrs. Jonathan Hoffman arrived
Friday evening from Cumberland
county. Penn, Ia visit her daughter,
Mrs. Davis who has been sick for
the past month.
MIR. and Mrs. James Matthews are
the happy parents Of bouncing hoy.
We offer our congratulations.
Mrs. J. =. Ea-h and daughter. Fan
ny, are here from Topeka for = short
visit.
ID. j. DOnmyeT, in company with
his broiher-in-law n. Hammer. Of
Lincoln Center, Rams, left last
Thursday for Seattle, Washington.
David Myers has purchased the
liar Wells homestead and will move
bis family there in the near future
The wife Of NJ. Davidson IL slIII
seriously III.
Hugo Juengel left Monday for
Three Rivers. Michigan. where he
will spend q couple Of months for
the benefit Of his health.
Or. Thompson talks Of erecting .
fine residence for himself and wife
this coming fall. JEWELL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
Tues.ia, the sFib ,Isy oF ILrtnlet
Administrative Notice.
ssfArE "F KASsAs

CorSIN 80 sALINE
10 the PROBATE Couft IN sno iorNad counts
Ia the matter of TIRE - ste Of MaTy q. Han,
ford. d-c-aasrl.
Notice o. Ger-sy Etvsa. thst letter. II ~
~ niEa Eaii0n have bpen granted t.the untrf
siHn~1 on the estate OF Mar 4. uaBforsi
laie Of said cvubiy, .iecca--d. ~ the hOuora
stSie AFORESAID, dated The ~ Day * S<pteu.
ter. A u. iss% Nou. all persons HAVING
claims .9afnxt - ~ -~fats arr hrrshy nott ael
thai they ulaSt presrDt the xanag % tn
umiiersiznssl iof allowance, Stfhin go yea
fustn the date vi said t~tters, 90 they EtaV -
pfrrlad-l nnui snv s-B-ht OF surh esiat-
and thai such clalns - nnt exhibited
~ tktn lhres years after The datr 81 snid ~
trrE tk-s shall ~ foTevef harTeSi
NERrN u. GHsNPLIS. Almintsi ratFfN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
GYPsTN CRY

Jonathan Tinker returned Tues
day evening from his trip arcom-
psnying the train load nf Acme Cs-
mPnt plaster that MAS sent from the
works At this place Ia Minneapolis.
MINI. He extended his trip TO ILL.,
nois aud was visiting ia 10 Davis
county, his former home, where he
Was welcomed by = reunion Of large
number of friends. The midsum-
mer there was dry. The wheat crop
VAS light and the corn IL late. Cat
tie are not looking nearly as we'll a.
here. Altogether viewing u from =
crop and financial standpoint Kansas
has the advantage, even this year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

The fourth volume Of the transac-
ii"ns Of the Kansas State Historical
Society has been issued, 4 hook OF
40 rAges. Tie volume includes the
hith and -ixth biennial reports Of the
society. before issued in pamphlet
form. and shows the business 81 the
sD'iety and its arce-si"ns during \
period "f four years, lsSi-l>>s. thus
containing a permanent r-c"rd of
the work Of the society for that pc
Rod. The book sl-n CnniainS this
addresses delivered before th, sncie-
" at the annual meetings, from lSS5
To lS'O. Be-ii,-. half uf the volume
- Lcrupied With the official CORE
sPUnden"" pertaining iu the office OF
governor of Kansas Territory during
the latter rsrt 81 Gov. Shauunn = adj
ADMINISTRATION in l>p,. and ni Goy.
GeaTy's administration from Sep
iemheT q. lNJ'. {" March 10. 49,, in
Guiding the official executive min
ui-s Kept hy tov. ''eary. These
documents relate {" considerable
portion of the mos: stirring period 81
Kansas Territorial history. They
have been gathered b! secretary
Adams FROM c"ngTcs sinnal do,'a-
ments Published about thst period.
These Documents have hitherto lain
hidden from The general public. amt
much nf " hat they contain will he
found To- H. new tn students nf hSn-
ss~ history. The look las an alpha
h-Ii'sl in'l"N of sixty page. point
ing {" every subject and almost every
name contained in il also = chrome
logical index Ia the contents of the
public documents. As hook Of
historical reference Il j. on, Of
great value.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
CHaNGfNG st,lI

Real estate transfers for the week
ending sept. ~. lS.0. amounting to
,ls.or,i 81. furnished 10y T. -. Fiiypat.
rick, abstrarter:
John 7 Brodine h VT Ia John VI
Daniel-On Nd s.. 20 - =, 81 liS
y Baxter to Maggie Hanna nd
$50 lots I ) blk u Hawkes. add to
Gypsum City.
saline Go to Joseph GAhlman tsd
Ills 81 SCI. 3 l62
Saline 60 toJ l. Bishop tsd l2Gi
n, lot 81 Ith II Jones add Ia Salina
saline 60 90 I n Davis ted |. II lot
- State II Phillips add to Salina
Saline 60 tn ] l. Bishop ts,l ~ n
lot - 9Th 81 Jones add TO Salina
saline 60 To ] l. Bishop ted ~ n
lot IS 9Th II Jones add to SalinA
Saline Go to ] l. Bishop t-d - n.
lot ~ 5th 81 Jones add 10 Salina
saline Go to J ]. Bishop ted - u q
II 10; u 3rd st Jones add tn Salina
saline 60 to ] /. Bishop tai b Il
lot ~ jth Il Jones add Ia Salina.
Josiah StTuhle & vi To Henry \
Stickiu- wd y. IJi nv - iiS.
Fred II quincy sh tot n Kir~h-
ncr -nu slJb lois ~ - c1ar u
Phillips add To- -Slins.
4 I. Dodge aud VT to LIT National
bank ped 500 "a "a .. lots 10 2lT 10
I'll :,.,l Main ~ chico.
John a Pratt and Vt Ia Mary 4
Jordan WI 81, lot l. blk Morrison
ID add tn ~alins.
Thos Anderson apd VT To Fred q
stevens wi slHp 1T -, - 10 ::
Clark VI Taylor (" H-lla SHAW Nd
$50 swi sWi ana
Mrs I = Allen in w-ndelin Frank
wd t1p lot u Cisfiiu ave add To- X
W l grounds.
Fred II quincy ia in John 4
Banker -hd So, lots I.IIH hlk II
Trenton.
| : {" ~ilas Lri-y pat sW: ~ I
IA.
Cha- lI-Hns and vi Iu q ~rhirpaI
wd 81 Sn und u lot - santa Re
ave SsIina.
Ruth & Bowman tn John & Fab
ring v 4 S2.Jlsb -r', T. IGl.
r /. Weaver and vi tn GhrShiTf
Prov idrnt Insurance "a u"d tlG: 80
sec a. u sWs a la
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

An Arkansas City boot-legger car
ries his stock IN . quart hottie aud
carries with him also two giasses.
one Of which l.nlds = io-cert drink
and the other q I5-eRnt drink. The
glass thSt holds the l0-eeBt drink IL
VERY seldom used -Buiis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

From the New.


Miss Maud Shultz. Of Sslina. - NJ
present visiting Miss Dell Bean.
Rev. 4. A. Swensson will arrive NJ
Iindsborg the first week In October
He leaves Europe the 18th inst.
Miss Katy EberhaIdt, Of Salina.
will be the guest Of Mt. and Mrs.
Geo. r. Eberhardt for the next two
or three weeks.
Broom corn buyers have for the
last week been making their head
quarters in our town. They are pay
ing from s7j To 81 a ton.
The students for our college are
now rapidly coming in. All the
rooms i'm the ladies dormitOry are
already engaged for the winter and
more rooms in the main building
have hern taken than at the CORES
ponding time last yesr All indirs-
tions point towards = prosperous
school Y ear.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

sam Harris has purchased of J. A
MetcAIf the Daylight stock Of gen
erSl merchandise and will place the
sale Of the sane under the charge
u his brother, Ahe Harris. Mr..
Metealf will return to hls trade. the
tuning business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

sHILOH's vITALIBER l. what
you need far constipation, loss of
AI4etite, dizziness snd all symptoms
Of dysreP~ia- Price 10 and u cents
ger bottle. Nor sale by q. G. Tol.ey
a Co. general agents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

The remains ni the late l.. a. Drn-
ton were Iaid tn Trst last Friday.
The funeral MS held ~ his former
residence. Rev. Vim. Foulkcs
preached the sermon. Ills brothers.
A. 4. Denton, from sterling, aud I.
\. Denton. from Ft. smith, Arksn-
sas. were in attendance. A lsrge
concourse Of friends followed the
deceased {" his finaI resting place in
the Gypsum Hin CO mri-ry.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Since his removal 10 the Nelson
room On Sauta Re. Whitehead has
largely added to his already large
stock of jewelry, sPeetseles, tsbie
cutlery, sterling spoons snd other
articles.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Lemnie Lev IL sTd mother. 81 Lin
coin. were in the city wednesday, on
their Nay to.Inwa. Al Wilmington.
formerly postmaster at ETnckville.
a nesr relative nf theirs. - an ALL
ance candidate for representative
and Is making a strong fight il. tina,
county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

MAREIEp-Mr. Matt Hedrirk to
Miss Francis Schiller. on last Thurs
lay afternoon, NJ the gr0nIn's resi-
ieucc in thi- city. Rev. Masrsrt
officiating. Roth are well known
and the J"I ENAL extends CnngTatu-
Iation- together with their numer-
Gus Friends
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
NAEQTETTE.

Mr.. II. DeTombey who lives north
Of town on Spring Greek met with
quite Q serious accident Monday
evening, while driving along the
road his horse sbied and threw him
out with such force ~ tn break his
right leg below the knee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

VIM. n. E.ard. brother of %. II
B-sri, our popular butr her. has been
undergoing treatment from prs.
WIni-Tbcil'am aud Harvey. Mr.
Beard - resident of the Solomon
Valley aud has received improve
mrnt NJ their hAnd-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
SsIIae Csuu,, usr R-.sI,ss

The saline county Tar passed the
following resolutions last week.
They are a deserved recognition Of
the character and services Of = most
esiimaile gentleman
WnEREAs. Charles J. Friedrich
son. late clerk 81 this couTt, hss ~
reason Of failing health been con-
relied iO resign his offire So such
clerk aud to remove tn another els.
mate: Therefore
Rssolysd, That the haT Of the court
greatly regret the loss 90 MT. FRED
r!ckson iIam tine position 30 efficient
IL iilled by him in this court for the
past six years.
RsEOir,i, That we extend 10 Mr..
Fredrickson our best wishes and sin
eere hone for his speedy recovery to
health and strength, ard we heartily
commend bin to the citizens of his
rev home as = most efficient, worthy
and excellent man.
R:SD'rtd. That these resolutions he
entered Gu the journal Of this court
aud this, 3 copy thereof he matted TO
Mr.. EIcdrickson.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

A special rI five coaches Ws- run
on the niou Pacific Monday even
ing snrOuIe Io salt Lake city. The
train Was composed oT about fiv,
hundred Swedish Mormon emigrant-
accompanied 10y several Mormon
,.Fi.-.is
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
Commercial CIuh Social.

The social CHteTtainmrni given hy
the Commercial t'luL Last Thursday
night ai the Club rooms In the OI'sI
block Wss one Of the pleasantcsI We
have attended in long time. The
rTo.Tamme was n follows:
Address Of welcome-R. \. Burch.
Soprano soIO-Miss Relic Daily.
aides IS . factor looking Co the
success 81 the Commcrcisl Club.
u Hutchinson.
CuTuet sole. T.. EbsIhATlt.
Piano salo-NTs. A. =. Harlan.
soprano soio-Miss ETncstine Cot
ton.
4 large number Of ladies Vas In
sitCndsure. Whist parties were
formed after the programme and
the time raised pleasantly until
nearly midnight. Among the guests
were Judge Thompson, Revs. T.. p.
Chittenden aud MagRart and Prof.
Roup. The club promises similar
entertainments during the winter az
frpuuenl intervals.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Tourist sleeping cars are nov run
between Bcston and san Francisco,
via Sallna.
These ears leaEe Lns Angeles Mon
day. San Francisco, Tuesday, Sail
na Saturday, ai 8 q. m, and run
through to bost0n. Returning leave
Boston and New York Thursday.
Chicago Saturday, Salina sunday,
nj p. m. running through 10 les
and Fan Francisco.
This gives Sslina through line Of
tourist sleepers via the Missouri Pa
eifie Railway to principal points east
aud gest including Chicago. Boston
salt Lake City and San Francisco.
The charges for bertli- are lo~, the
service equal In the beet and the
time fast
Remember ih!s ' 10 THE NILSSON
RI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
II. w. RToRBAN, Agent.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
sheriff. sale.

FOR SALE-My house, No. "a
Santa Fs svenue. ]. J. CRIrPFN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

One Of the handsomest ieSelry e.
adjustments in the west Is that 81
Mr.. Whitehead, South Santa Fe.