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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02
WESLEYAN SOTEs.

Wait for the music recital next
week.
One OF our Profs. says rnIler-skat-
ing II good thing. Let him start
his class.
Only two free-tTaders left n the
Wesleyan. One ehews tobacco and
the other has not paid his tuition.
The christian association are
doing q great work Ia our midst
Every student should join one Of
the bible classes.
DIR. Bishop has been Invited to
address the students upon the "In-
iluence nf Higher Education upon
Religious Belief" Those who have
heard Il say the lecture IL q very
strong and scholarly presentation Of
this subject so impOTsant 10 every
student.
The sIOcution class while FeeitIng
The "Bugls Song Tuesday charmed
3 mouse so that II stood helpless In
the middle OF tile room. The class
II improving.
We understand tina. Dome Gezs
has begun training the orchestra.
Now let every one take hold aud
bring out the best performances puI
| school has ever know.
A social and supper will 10 gwen
Thursday night b. the Ladies' Aid
and We hope the chapel will be GiIed
for the ladies always entertain well
The beet periodicals. are upon the
resding-rOom tables and many oi
, orr students improve every leisure
hour probably there.
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CaAN0INa sOlL

Real estate transfers for the week
ending Sept. %, lssO, amounting to
SO ,OI2 IS, furnished by T. ID. FiiZpat-
rick, abstracter:
u Crippen aud VT 10 J 2 Drevets
wd $500 set ll-l5-4 ex sore.
HOttlIeb EnslOugh to n M Stone W
d $40 lot 10 blk bridgeport.
Charles W Olson and VT tn Abigail
l. futile WI fSO lot 8 blk ~ Brook
willie.
&c Kesr and hus to J Crippen "
d 1850 und int i'm sell ll-lj-I ex
n. acres.
Abigail l. futile 4 hus to Wilmer
Walton wd $50 u = blk ~ BrOokville
Fred II Quincy sh 10 ] J Cripp%n
shd 1915 lots ~ u 20 - "a 80 - 10 2nd
1t Assaria.
Fred II Quincy sh to Nathaniel
Weaver shd 5000 W sell h sell SCI
70 Il swt sw Ej-l3-2.
Fred X Quincy sh to Alfred w
Kice shd Sll5 lot II Jewell ave add
To X W 4 q.
Saline co to &c York tsd tD.sG blk
- BrOnkvllle.
Saline co to r G. York tad sOs2 lot
> md 81 ABsafla.
Fred II wIldman 4 VT to Jacob
Sands wd $500 a., lot I 9Th IT and :
20 Il lot Iron ave Phillips add.
John A Atkins ct al tn James 2
Carter WI $500 net uwiI 5-l3-l.
Jacob Rehor Il VT tn Henry Rich
ardson wd $50 pt nei. I-l5-5.
John 2 Barber Il VT to II NJ Beard
sley ct al wd $232j mel Si-l5-2.
Fred II Quincy sh to Smith George
shd t335 NJ, sl-i3-5.
Ell bishop to Peoples Inv and
Loan assn wd 5000 lots ! 80 ~ I'd 81
F3alina lots y % " ~ Front IT IOnes
add tots 81 81 IS Santa Fe ave X w
u q lot q BTlEtol's add lot ~ blk
MorrisOn's add & lots "a 5T blk
& lots 35gTs block 4 Hofia's add
to Salina.
T. I, Bishop to Peoples luv Il Loan
assn wd $500 swi 2g-lB-l und J., ni
:l5-l AS and 81 sell 2s-li-5.
John Huntington 4 VT to William
Watts gcd 81 Its 1gik 1885, 5h at SalinA.
John r Merrill 4 VT to lat National
bank qcd slIO lot - blk Ii + NJ Inst
add 10 SallDa.
John Rummill & vt TO David Wight
wd 5000 VII seia Of NV 4 e. swi
Of nell li-l5-a
TR Stitt 4 VITO J SehmitteT Wi
s525 1T lots | . , blk | Melberts add to
SalinA.
James A Hawkes. to T Il Sliit wd
Ss5 pit lots I = 3 blk Melberts add to
Salina
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Sheriff. sale.
Ia-s Ne. IT2.
a. H a. A

Ga-s Nu. ltss.
The Phelps anil Bigriow " nj Mo Company
~. .. Davis sui John Norton.
BY virtue ot an order OF sal' issued nut ut
Z he district court Of tue Thirtlrth Iuii~ial
Diairict within AMI fnT the county ct Saiin-,
aud state OF kahsls. in THE ai-pyp entitled
ease. sud tn directed and delivered, ! Will
on
Wednesday. the 18th DAY Of November.
A. %. iSaa nj 2 O'Clock y. ni. standard time OF
said day, NJ the rtst ,lsslT oi the rourt house
In the Clty of Sniins, SALINE cDuniy. kan-s-,
ofirr fDr sale nj psbIir nrrtisu, 90 the highest
and hs-xt bidder Tar cash Ia hand. the foiioS-
lug ds--rTibe,l real estate, ts-Wit:
The west half uf the north -ea-t quarter Q.
OF section tuO . In wnship finsrn - south
Of range ave 80 west Of the Gtlt o. ". Ia saline
county aud state OF kansa-. subject Ia the
liens o. certain trust decd. ia fayoF of y. u
lyryerinE and J. a. TrsSiit la the -um Of
q 10 and Interest thereon with tenensnis,
hereditaments and appurtsnRure- th-rruntO
telouxlns. said real estate - taken ~ the
property of the above named d~fendan,s.
and defendants Interest Ia THE -aid real --tsir
appraised al $40 and siu he sid to satisfy
said order of sale or n ptrt thereof.
uIvsu under my hand thls Uih day ot --p-
tsinlI-F A. u. Iss0 FKID ~. QTINCN.
p0-H sheriff OF Saline county Kansas.
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NEIaHBORHoop NEWS
NEW CAMBRIA GATHERINGS

NEW CAMBRIA GATHERINGS.
Frum our own correspondent.
Miss Zerelda Morrison, Of ~.
Charles, ILL.,, IL visiting her uncle,
A. X. Morrison.
Miss Helen Gibson, Of SalIna,
spent q few days last week here with
Miss Margie Kirkland.
Mr.. Ed Schank, of Sallx, Cambria
county, Penn, II here, tue guest Of
Albert Kring.
Jerry Ring aud wife. OF solomon,
have moved TO this place.
Miss Phnbe Jorg was quietly mar
ried last Wednesday To an estimable
young gentleman from Missouri,
whittier they have gone 10 reside In
the future.
There was q surprise st the coun-
try home Of +. Faust Last Monday
night, 10 being the old gentleman 3
slxiirlh birthday.
Charlie Boyd left last Sunday
morning for his home in CORTLAND,
Kansas.
The wife OF Manass Davidson died
last Thursday evening after an ill.,
ness Of four weeks Of typhoid fever,
at the age Of iifiy-five years. She
leaves, besides her husband, two
sons aud three daughters and an
aged mother, three broi hers and two
sisters to mourn her death. She was
a loving mother, q devoted wife aud
much behaved by her neighbOrs.
JEWELL.
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NNPSrM CITY

Prom our own correspondent.
Most Of the wheat is sOwn in this
valley.
A good many farmers Of this vsl-
ley attended Mr.. Mares' sale last
Thursday.
II. f.. Baker and wife attended the
Alliance gathering last Monday.
H.B. Wing spent Sunday In the
city.
Mrs. COulsou, a former resident OF
this valley, died last sunday ut her
sons Oscar home aud was buried
Tuesday.
The A. o. 4. VS. have rented Mr..
w. r. Tiukler's rooms aud convert
ed them into very flue hall where
they will meet hereafter.
Rev. Potter delivered lecture on
Alaska, in the hall last Tuesday.
In connection he showed the por-
traits Of number of Noted men.
Csssaday Il Go. have sold quite a
number Of moving machines the
past few days.
| do not believe Pat DOlau suits
many OF the Alliance men Of this
section Of ilie county.
Grandma Tinker, who has been
quite ill for the past few days IL Inn
proving.
The farmers were very RccommO-
dating last Monday. They took
everybody to Salins that could 60.
&c York Was afraid his house here
Was used for q peculiar luncheon
that does not agree with his pTeaeh-
ing.
J. b. sawtell has returned 10 our
city TO spend the winter. Anyone
wishing coal will do well 10 see him.
Mr.. Hammond, Of Salina, has been
here plasteriBg Mr.. JOhusOn's house.
Our druggist lie building . nice barn
on the property bought Of Mr.. Slit.
Mrs. Blackburn, sister Of Mrs. VIII
lie spent Sunday In the city.
Six couples OF our yonng folks EN-
joyed themselves ut MIR. Delghan's
last Friday evening.
Wan. MeneIey started for Boston
last "Wednesday with . carload Of
horses which he aud Mr.. Cassidy
purchased around here.
Miss Rose Parker will spend the
winter In Sallna learning ths MILL
ner trade.
Salina hss ali this noted speakers.
We must go there or do without
hearing what great changes the farm
ers are going to make by eleeiIng
Democrats. We want \ good candl-
date for the legislature that every
one can vote for. DO not give Us q
politician.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02
GREAT MEETING.
NIlIb Annual State Convection OF the
Young Mems Christian Association
Of Kansas. LeavenuorIh,
OftvlsSF ISIS

NIaIb Annual state Convection OF the
Young Aen's ChrIstIan Association
Of KaRsss. LeavenuorIh,
October IS-Is.
The Young Men OF Kansas are
still "On the way" and the Great
Meeting" Of 1880 Promises to be one
Of the most important gatherings
ever held in Kansas.
rhe convention OF last year. held
at Topeka, was the largest state
gathering ever held in the world. aud
while there IL q feeling Of depres-
sion in many parts Of the state, yet
the work for young men has been
pressed forward earnestly during
the past year, and IL IL still believed
that Kansas will iste up, with her
usual earnestuess and aggressive
ness, all matters that pertain TO the
best interests OF her young men.
The railroad companies have
granted y rate Of one fare for the
round trip, and the Leavenworth
association aud their friends are
making preparations for the caring
Of, at lesst, sis hundred delegates,
A cordial invitation il extended TO
fathers and mothers, pastors, rail-
read men, college men, business
men, young men aud boys.
Those of our readers who are In.
teres,ea la tBe welfare Of the young
men Of our state cannot afford 20
miss the good things that the pro-
posed program contains, among
which, We note
A big male ehorus-DT. James II
Brookes, who will read from the
bOOk-enthusiastic conference with
college men-the gospel wagon band,
with songs aud acknowledgements
rial seryi.e for our brother Frank
M. Gates, of AfrIcA--quIet Seasons
for prayer-Peter Rynhart, the
evangelist and missionary afOOt
from Canada 60 San FraneIseo-A
letter froIn heimick aud kingmant
across the sea-Jsmes suydam, Of
MIunesota, evangelist Major Jane.
n. Cole, Robert E. sPeer, Of Prince
ton, A. Nash Of Nebraska, I. G,
Horton Of 81. Paul, and j. K. Mott
o. New YORK, who will speak from
day to day-sud last but moi least,
shaking Of hands with men Of biz
hearts and q good grip.
Full information msy be obtained
by applying 20 the general secretary
Of any one Of the associations, or to
. corresponding member Of the dis
triet committee, OF by addressing
the sIsle secretary, Topeka, Rap rs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02
AssARIA.

Krom our own correspondents.
Rev. Lockwood, occupied the pull
pit OF The NJ. +. church GU Saturday
and Sunday during the quarterly
meeting services.
There was q grand surprise party
at the residence Of Mr.. Charles Thor
stenberg oB'Saturtiay evening. The
Assaria band furnished music for
the occasion.
Prof. &. II. Harne. Of the Salins
Normal, vas In the city last sunday.
Quite an Interesting chillren's
meeting Was held In the schoolhouse
last Sunday afternoon. Very edify-
ing talks we're given by Revs. Lock.
wood and Miller.
Assaria sent q large delegation 10
peoples plcnle last Monday.
Prof. II. hampton, Of the Enter
prise Normal, was In the city on
business Saturday.
The ladies Of the NJ. p. church
gave Q basket social on Wednesday
evening for the benefit Of their min
lister.
Misc Jennie MeCarty went TO dis
trlet No. 50 10 begin her school last
Monday.
Otis Crawford. Of Salina, Visited
with his uncle, the doctor, Saturday
and Sunday.
De-. Crawford brought home, from
Rsnsom's sale, . fine young trotter.
bIxBY.
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S. S. TOBEY.
.. csn.ump,ian Inru-.sI..

Read the folIcwingE Mr.. q II.
Morris, Newark, Ark., says: "wAs
down with Ab-ress of Lungs, aud
friends aud physicians pronounced
me an IneuTsble CoBSumptive
Began taking Dr. Kings New Dis
eovery for consumption, am now on
my third bottle, aud able To oversees
the work on my farm. IL IL the
finest mediciue ever made"
Jesse Middlewart. Decatur, Ohio,
Gays: Had ID not leen for nr.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
lion I woul.l have died of Lung
Troubles. Was given up 10y doctors.
Am now In best OF heaIIh.n Try ~.
sample bottles free IT y =. Hughe-
Cos, Drugstore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

The ladies oi the Conservatory of
Music have secured the AamnlIi
Concert TO, for Saturday, Oct 18th,
At the English Lutheran church.
Herr August Aamold, the great
Norwegian Niolinist and Master
Louis Elbel, the wonderful child
pianist, only ~ years Of age, will lie
assisted H. Miss ErneStine Cotton
and others Of our singers Ia giving
one at the finest programme ever
presented In Salina. Remember
the dste-Saturtiay Oct lIth. Adj
mission ~ cents. Seats reserved al
whitehead's. a.
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The MIssrs .Iohp.ton.

Last Monday evening very pleas
ant surprise party was given ut the
home Of the Misses Johnston, four
miles west Of Salina, was given in
honor their cousin, Miss Esther
Lauder OF Huiubolt, Kansas, who has
been visiting here the past two
months. The evening was spent in
playing various games, after which
refreshments were served.
The young people expressed them
selves a. having spent u pleasant
evening then returned {" their
hOncg.
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NOTES.

The scene nj the park during the
afternoon wss animated aud stirring.
Amoye well-behaved, orderly gath
sring never was held. This fact
speaks volumes for the beneficial
workings OF Kansas prohIbItOry law.
The number Of handsome, we'll
dressed women, 10th NATIONS and
msldens, was noticeable. Saline
county hears of the palm In that
regard.
The chief marshal had 9 large eO--
tract on hand. Hut he proved equal
~ the demands Of the occasion, aud
pulled the long procession through
In excellent order.
MANI Of the visitors were covered
with dust, proving they had come
long distances TO attend the meeting.
Others we're wrapped In bed-qullts,
having started before dawn In the
cold, morning air.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

In company With Judge Prescott
president Of the Saline county plas.
ter company, we were visited last
Friday 10y Gordon willis. secretary
Of The Them 4 HOsskiss Plaster Co.,
Of 81. Louis, No., aud W. NJ. Daw-
son, who Is connected with the house.
The aTia handle acme cement, and
these gentlemen were loud In praise
of the Saline county cement claim
ing It TO be without an equal. The
fame OF Saline county's csmPnt Il
becoming wide spread.
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Programme

Programme Of Teachers associa-
ton, October 18th, ISSO:
lntrOductOry-By the president,
w. r. Adams.
Prominent Essentials in Common
Schools-E. r.. Miller.
DiseussIon-Miss Eva Wells, Miss
Birdie Crltteuden.
Friday afternoon exeTcises-H. r.
PerTill.
Dlscussinn-Miss Flora Wilson,
Miss Maud MOsher.
Address-Staie Supt. Geo. w.
Winaus.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

THIS remedy q becoming 90 yeii
known and % populss - % nssa nc
special mention. Ali vho have
esd Electric BlstsFs sing The eams
sag af pralssy-A parsf neaisins
aees not exist and C 10 guasantee1
e DO al thai b claimed. Eieesfis
EHstsFs viii cnre all diseases q Ne
liver and kidneys, via remove
Plmpls.. boi.., ~ rssam srd ether
WI eFivs malaria from tAs !ysteE
abd prevent - well - surs ~ ~
lhFisl fsrers-f0r cure q headache.
co1stipatlca sad Indigestion ~
EiectKie BilteRs-eatifs eatls7aetien
guafantssd, o. nancy fef1n4e@.
Price - eta ana ti.ee Per bottls e ,
2. Raghss . Co.'S eriEsiese
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

Deputy sheriff Phillips worked up
case Of eounterfei,inE ON q small
scale the FIRST Cf the week. Dery
sheffield, young c0lnred man. WAS
engaged Ia the nefarIous business At
Daddy Hudsou'-, north Fourth
street. Suspicious % his business
were aroused while he Was employ
eel al the New England Kitchen, -
aud the clcws Eere skillfuIIy han.
died by Phillips. SheTheld was sr-
rested on Monday about noon and
lodged in Jail.
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WINTER SCHEDULE.

SALINA, KAs., Oct. i-t, iSg0.
Delivery Of mail by carriers will
he as follows:
Full delivery At Z :i5 q. M.
Full delivery nj II As q. M.
Business delivery At G:l5 p. m.
Carriers windows will be open
from 800 to : 80 p. m.
Collection trips will remain as
heretofore.
&. y. RADCLIFFE, =. NJ.
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LliarAIH Nolea.

The NcP YOrE Ledger for October
4 IL q mine Of interesting fact and
fiction regarding the south, both the
New South and the Old. 10 leads of
with = brilliant character Of Henry
W. Grady, journalist, orator and
patriot, written by oliver Dyer, Ia
which the effect ON the New South
Of Graiy's lIfe-WoTk il Unanimously
explained. A crisp editorial ON THE
Marvellous Revival Of Prosperity In
the South" tells its own tale. The
Old South IL pIcIsrsd In the opening
Installment OF q Kentucky war story
entitled Reunited" the Pen-prod-
net Of distinguished southern oifi-
Ger. In "For Iisobel," Maurice
Thompson gives = vlgnette Of ante
JSliHta life In Louisiana. James
Parton tells the story Of CRsar Rod
ney Of Delaware. An Illstrated bal
lad by Thomas Dunn English aud .
story by Mrs. Amelia Z. Rarr are
published In the same number.
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Msdnrs,Iar. ihe iIh dan n Nn,rmhrr.
r.ArREAsrRY DEPARTMENT.


wAsHISgToS. O.. e., srpten,,,.T gIih. issl.
S-aie,l Proposals Will H. rrrriyrsi, Ia he
opened nj O'rlo-k .. M, October g~th, l-s.
i1T the sale In the United Siatr~ of suitable
property. centrally sud conVrnieutiy lOrated,
Tor site for the public bullling authorized
by set Of COngr~sS. approved Iu..T ~, and
August -. iSu, to ll- ereried in Salina. Kan
saS. A corner lot, appTOXintsiing Ia te-t
fro-t by itO feet la dimensions. u preferred.
~ not a corner bot, Va" property must sp-
proximatr iSsD feet nv ial feet ~ dimensions
the la feet tis u street irnntagr. EaEh pro-
IsoSal must lse made Nith the understanding
aud agreement that, " 10 - accepted, the
buildings aud all improvements on the
proprrty are 20 H. retained, and rene owed
within - days after STiiteu notice, by the
vendor. AMI thai all rxIeu-s-S cstnnrctrd with
furnishing eyid-nr- OF title ani deeds Of con
Vryance are 10 hc paid 10y the VrndIT. Zach
prOTssal must H. accompanied ~ properly
drawn diagram, giving the mrir- Rnd hounds
nf the property, aud showing the streets
nrouud the block in which ~. pr1psrtN "
sitnated: ai-o by a written statement la
r~sarl Ia the srs'l-S, character ~ gn,und to-
Foundation, etc. The right to r-Irrt any aud
all proposals IL reserved
Zach PROPOSAL must h. s-sir,i. Bisrks,i
"PrOpoSai for the sale of property Tor = sii"
for the Public Building la SlIins, kansas
aud addressed aud mailed 10
WILLIAM wiNIbOM.
Secretary pf The Treasury,
Washington, o. e.
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School I.rpor, Diet. No. Is.

Number enrolled during the
month 9. Average daily attendance
s. Those who were not sbseRt dur
ing the month are Ella Veach, Ella
Thomas, Z-lls Miller and David
Jones.
Th"se who were not iAr,ly are
Ella Vearh, Ella Thomas, Norman
Thomas, David Jones, aud Bessie
GrideT.
Number OF visitors =
MAGGIE PERRILI.-Tearher.
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Tuealay. the ss,h ,lav Of October.
Administrative Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS.

COUNTY 90 SALINE
10 the Probate tourt IN and fET said eDunfy.
In the matter of the estate of Mary y. Itna-
ford, deceased.
NoaIce u hereby given. that letters of nd
miniNlFnflon have been granted 20 the uadsr-
Eirned on the estate Of Mary y. uanfcra.
late of said county. deceaaed. ~ the hcDofn-
be, The Prsbaie Coast Of the eouniy and
stste AFORESAID, dated the III day &c sFpteni-
her. A. ID. 10. New, all person< hsvinE
undeFsiE3e1t fos sliOwaner, within ana year
fFuta ire dnte OF said lstters. OF they nlny ~
preeluesa Irum say esbeaf % slirh tstatrf
stthln thFee reAra afieF the date of sid -
iern. they shall - 1nrever haired.
MEncr d. CnAnPLlx. Administrative
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

sHILoH's vfTALIzRR is what
you need for constipation, loss Of
appetite, dis.iness and al syn. Ptoms
of dysPepsis. Price 10 and 70 cents
per bottle. Nor sale By &C. Tobey
4 Co. general agents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

In this Issue Of the JOURNAL APP
pears the announcement Of J. W.
Armstrong for denomination for
the Office Of county superintendent.
No introduction OF Dir. Armstrong
= necessary IS he IL well known
throughout the county as . faithful
officer, although the JOURNAL will
have something to say Of hial later.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

George White, Of this city, il an.
bounced in this paper a. a candidate
for representative, subject to the
Republican primaries. He presents
an excriIent platform. Mr.. White Is
man with well defined views aud
possesses excellent nraiorical powers.
Should he become the choice for
representative in the legislature the
people might know that they would
have an honest man 10 represent
them and that he has the full meas
ure Of ability.
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Hart the .0asd O many voices.

Hark the sound Of many voices.
Iubilsnt IN gtnddest song.
And fuli many heart retOices
As the chorus nosts along:
Halt the Favcrtfe PrescTtpflon-"
How the happy voices blend.
wonderful bey0ad Description
woman's be<t and trues. ff,end-"
Well may it be called woman's
ksst friend, since it does for her
what no other remedy has been sble
TO do. 10 cures all those delicate
dernngementa aud weaknesses
peculiar 10 females. Cures them,
understand. Other preparations
may AFFORD temporary relief, but DR..
Pieree's Favorite Prescription eascts
q permanent cure. u u guaranteed
to do thss, or ths mbny paid for q
yiil be promptly refunded. Il y the
great remedy Of the age.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

Tie Fourth Regiment hand has
given its last concert for the SEASON,
to the great regret OF the thousands
who have enjoyed its music this
summer. We know Of nothing the
peOpIe have appreciated more.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

Elsewhere We publish the an
nuuncement Of Judge &. r.. I,amkIn,
who L. a candidate for denomination
for a serund term. Mr. Lamkin has
proved To be a superior officer. His
health was undermined aud broken
down by faithful service in the army,
he is unable to perform manual
labor, IL accommodating and kind ia
his felIowmen in every phase Of life,
aud his defeat should not Ice made
possible, nor will Il he possible.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-02

Tuesday night the Commercial
club elected three honorary and two
active members. THE last two were
J. D. HuIchin-On and J. w. Going.
The "onery" members were J. l..
Rristnw, W. II. Johnson and y. =.
Ethel.
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The FRED g. HAAS Boot and Shoe ParlOr,
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL BLOCK

The Central Kansas Teachers
association, with n membership Of
nearly a thousand, will meet In
Salina, date not announced. The
sessions will lie held In the NJ. T..
church,
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The Journal
TuURsDAY, OCTOBER ,, lssa,.
SALIVA KANSAS.
Announcements.
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earnest, aud Iluil,sl.N wutk i,bT the 'r.>l .ii
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