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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-01-16
Farm NOTES

Calves should have water, aud
young pigs should also he we'll sup
piled. Milk Is not q substitute for
water.
One mode or disPosIng Of surplus
poultry IL to eau IL. This country
produces enormous quantities OF
poultry, and we should be able to
export . portion.
The cost OF q farm IL not the
heaviest expense To the beginner.
The outlay for horses, cattle, ma
chlnery, utensils and extra labor the
hrst year II often more than the cost
Of the farm.
Look over the vegetable seeds that
are stored away. They should be
kept dry, and As mice may destroy
them the seeds should be protected
BY suspendiHg the bags or by inelos-
ing them Ia a tin box.
whitsmAsh should be used IN
order to render the stables cheerful.
A light stable IL NOR comfortable
than q dark one, aud ~ the lime
partially serves to dlsinfect the
building its application should be
frequent.
Mulch around the young trees as
seou ~ the ground 10 frozen. This
will prevent the ground from thayy-
Ing too early in the spring, thus
delaying the How OF sap, Thereby
lsssening the liability Of injury from
late frOsts.
Rules may be made for governing
the dairy work, but there can be no
rule made for feeding the cows In
regard to quantity and quality Of
food. Each COW will have her
special demands, aud they must be
complied with.
Every bull on the farm shouId he
broken 10 the yoke when IL IL young
and be made TO work. There is
nothing 90 efiicacious as work for
temperiug q savage disposition.
The bull 10 dangerous because he Il
IDLE and has nothing TO do.
When milk Is unit fer the farmer
20 drink u IL also unfit for the young
calf. seours frequently result from
the calf not receiving milk that IL
lreeh and sweet. The natural con-
dltious In feeding young calves
should be observed as closely As
possible.
A remarkable verdict was render
I'd ID the Court OF Queens Bench In
London 9 short time since. A man
sued f0f damages for personal In
turies, and the Jury awarded him
42,t00, although he only claimed
$500 He stepped upon some eotlou-
SEED In front Of mercantile
establishment, which caused him 10
fall and injurs his spine and eye
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-01-16

Sa8C1 a0a18t
Boston girl tyPe-wFiters get go Q
week.
England has sE women blsek-
smiths.
Europs's stons-qusrriss employ
6o0,0 900 men.
At 9 Seattle mill $4,000 shingles
are made daily.
Frensh banks have photographs Of
all employees.
OF ChIHs's 800 900, 900 psorls, one
tenth are agriealturists.
Factory employees I'm France work
fourteen hours per day.
At Birmingham, England, 1,0oo
persons make tevelry.
Pittsburg has the biggest shears.
They cut plates Of iron.
Only one Of the 1T0 Key West
cigar factories 10 In operation.
The latest novelty In labor circles
II Servant-gIrls' Union at st. Paul.
Omaha coopers won q strike
against . cut from 40 TO IS cents per
barrel.
Lawyers In Washington county.
Vermont, have formed Q union and
fixed price.
There II an Increasing demand in
EDglaad for leather made from the
human skin.
A New York company supplies
cold air to butchers. It serves the
purpose OF Ice.
At New York go 'Iougshorsmen
struck 10 have their negro CO.
Iaborers discharged.
Detroit piastsrsrs have notified
employers that they will demand
eight hours on May l.
Edison cannot attend Q convention
at Kansas City, but will make his
speech by photograph.
A st. Louis Catholic church choir
struck. because the leader made
removals for his friends.
Detroit landlords have Q union.
New tenants must show Q receipt
for the last months rent.
An English invention makes hot
ties by machinery, thus doing away
with the blowers hardest work.
The movement ut st. Paul to have
ISAbll - CAooC NJ Osoo " OhgSE
y. m. IL meeting with such success.
Birmingham (Als.) braksmen
struck for " per day; firemeu, 81 rs,
conductors, $3.50. The engineers get
81. so.
The National Plumbers Union
has 5000 members, leaving only
1900 non-unien plumbers In the
country.
Texas cattIemeu will mite with
the Northwestern cattlemen In o big
convention, at Forth Worth, early
In March.
In Boston Q new invention lights
the street lamps itself, and sxtln-
cuisines them at the proper hour
every morning.
The average pay OF locomotive
engineers on passenger trains In the
South IL 3 cents for every mile run;
for freight tain engineers IL will
average about cents per mile.
Wages around Tacoma, wash,
are: Laborers, 81 TO $50 per day;
carpenters, % TO % SO; brick and
stone mAsoUs, IS to 81; plasterers, IS
TO 81, and stone-cuttsrs, % to ~.
Building lumber costs $40 per 1000
feet.
Only six men In the country shoot
wells. The work consists In explOd-
ing o cartridge at the bottom Of .
gas or oil well to increase its flow.
Ten years ago one hundred persons
were employed, but many OF them
have been killed In explosions.
Chattanooga CTen.) brick-lsyers
get forty cents per hour aud forty
five on Saturday. On one job the
boss refused TO pay forty-flve cents
for Saturday and the men struck.
The stone. cutters refused to work
with the new men and they were
locked out.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-01-16
IT'S A Fact.

That the service on the Union Pa
cific, 1.-THE Overland Route" IL be-
coming better every day. The lat
est addition 10 the already excellent
equipment, 10 q line " through
Pullman sleepers between Cheyenne
and Chicago, via Denver, Kansas
City and Chicago q Alton X. II.
These cars are OF the most improved
pattern, and this additional service
will be appreciated by the patrons
Of the Union Pacific.
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me noble grandeur Of the -Entranee" 10 the
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Of purp While the interiar oolsimns aprinr
boldly nom the plain to the height % 81
teet-ths whole enREestlaE the Fnins 0f 3
Nnsl temple. These towerieg walls f6rIn q
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OUT or The ORDINARY.

The oldest inhabited town In the
world IL said TO be Damascus.
William Gwynn, OF Napa, Cal,
more than $50 years old. IL keeps
first-rate time.
One million dollars worth OF gold
coin weighs 1885 pounds, avoirdu-
pOis, aud one million dollars Of sill
yer coin weighs 6S,920.9 pounds
avoirdupois.
A Chicago man aud his wife, who
had lost their home by fire, walked
all the way to Milwaukee where they
obtained situations.
The present King Of Absyunia Is
tile son Of O beggar woman who cap
tivated the farmer kings fancy, and
was made his 225th wife.
A recent count Of the stock on O
ranch In Los Angeles county, Cal,
showed 5000 cattle, GOO horses,
400 sheep, aud 2,0Oo hogs.
The description Of missing mau
which was sent to the Columbus,
Ohio police headquarters, contained
the statement that he WAS sixty-five
years old and small for bis age.
A bright silver dollar II lying
temptingly on the bottom Of a big
tank OF water at u Chester, Penn,
fair and bazaar for the person who
can take it out. The tank Is elec-
trified.
The Sandwich Islanders pipe Is
made OF virgin cork, lined with
meerschaum, aud II curious by
reason Of the pattern on the cork
made by the insects that feed on the
trees. IL IL like delicate lace work.
Salt put In wster which surrounds
the ordinary glue-pot causes O hot
ter glue TO be obtained than where
simple water In used. Salt 10 the
water where mason work IL icing
done In cold weather prevents
dislntegrstion by frost.
Here are few definitions given by
pupils OF the Gardiner (Me.) gram
mer-schOol at q recent examination:
Exile, Q part Of wagon; byword,
. wOrd that has gone by; mermaid,
Q kind Of q maid; turmoil, o kind Of
oil repast, to pass BY"
Pa, tried to get license 10 cell his
goods by auction, but . local Law
prevented him. He therefore had
his clerk issue an execution against
him for 81 600, and now the sheriff
will sell his goods st auction.
The NoTweIgans are said TO be the
longest lived people in the world.
Offieials statistics show that the
average duration Of life In Norway
10 - IS for the men, 5l.S0 for the
women, and 1917 for both sexes.
The duration OF life has increased Of
late years.
A company has been organized ut
Tacoma, Wash TO build . fiume TO
q huge glacier on Mount Rainier, and
10 slide Ice 10 that city. The glacier
10 100 feet thick, Of the purest
quality Of Ice. and the expense Of
building the flume 10 estimated at
SIS, 900.
New York has O pawn-shop eIe-
gantly fitted-up In hard wood, brass,
etc. The unique feature, however,
10 . handsome large orchestrioD,
which grinds out music all day long.
IL 10 said that its purpose Is 10
sooths the feelings Of the unfortu-
nate patrons.
A horse employed In . lumber
mill 81 Gusrnvllle, Cal, for the last
twelve years 10 haul away the saw
dust, has become 30 well acquainted
with his work that he goes from one
hopper 10 another, through intricate
passagsways, without driver, and
never strikes q post. He begins and
quits work by the whistle, the same
- the men.
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A Great Oner.

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COUNTY JOURNAL and the Kansas City
Evening Ncrs will BE- sent for one year %
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Minneapolis Messenger: We do
not know that ne fully understand
the purposes and principles Of the
Farmers Alliance, but ~ We do
understand some Of lie principles. 90
Get forth In Its Published deeumsnts
We can approve them. The Alliance
is not . political body, and does not
pretend that 10 will take acilou 81
the ballot beg either a. a. ipds-
pendent party. or - . supporter Of
any Of the old parties, but % may
take hand In elections when the
interests Of it, members are sffestsd.
The combination Of agricultural In
terests ~ projections against other
combinations 10 the right Of every.
body 70 eelf professions. We can
most heartily endorse the efforts q
the Aliianes 10 make trusts which
ecstrol The prices Of commodities
uaiaUfnl.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-01-16

Land devoted 20 timber should be
completely occupied. IL should b
thinDed out, but never cleared Oh,
unless it is 70 be used for another
purpose. We are no longer obliged
20 destroy hive or colony q bees
In order 10 get the honey, 80 We nesd
not destroy orr wood lot n erass %
obtain timber.
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We desire 10 say 10 our eitsssns
.hat Tor years We have been Sellint
DR.. king's New Discovery for Con
snmptlgn, DR.. Kings New lar,
Piiis, Buekleu's Arnica Salve ane
Electric Bitters, and have nevei
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% that have given such universe
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guarantee them every time, and w.
'tend ready 70 refund the parSA=z,
price, u satisfactory results % no
follow their use. These remedI.
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Druggist
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-01-16
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
NORTH and SOUTH
Al
Saiinn.

Al
Saiina.
UEIoN PACIFIC CNAIN LISEl
EAST BOUND.
No. e0i, mall express. arrives ...- In-5I n. m.
No. 81, midnight mall and express liza n. IN.
No. 2i2, local frEt-, accommodation B3l n. m.
No. SIS local trgt., accommodation ats n ui.
wEsr Bound.
No. 81. mail express, arrives ..-.. as n. m.
No. 3rh night mall amt eNpfrs-. ~ "a. ui.
No. 2la. lD-Rl frgi., accommodation B.tti "a. nI.
No. 2l7, local irgt., accommodation 80 D. nl.
Reclining Chair cars. stats free, between
Salina and Kansas city. Through Palace
sleeping cars to Chicago aud -. Louis with
out change.
MCPHERSON BRANCH tU.Pl
No. "a lraVrS Salina w IA q. M.
No. 20 arrives at Sallna Ion "a. M.
LINCOLN BRANCH, u. p. Ne sUNpAY TRAINS.
Mixed leaves .......... w Tma. m.
Passenger leaves. .-... ..... bD a. M
Mixed arrives. ......... IN u. m
Passenger arrives ..... ..... ......i n. " D. nl
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Passenger. east tho. So ........... ssa m.
Accommodation. west No. 2lIl .. 22D p. m.
Train No ss makes direct connection for
north and all Southern points.
No. 81 for all points IN Colorado, Utah,
Montana, Oregon, Idaho, New Mexico, Art
Eona and California
GEO. n. BOWER. Agent.
ArCHIsoS, TOPEKA a sASTA VI.
Mail & express going east. leaves. $50 u. m.
Accommodation going east. leaves, 8Ij n. m.
Mall a express going west, arrives PD n M.
Accommodation going west. arrives Il. ~ D. M.
Free reclining chairs 20 and frnrn EIntsprIn.
Topeka. Lawrence and Kansas city. clos.
connections made at Strung Iiiy with
through cars for all points In Texas, Colo
RADIO, New Mexico and California.
GEO. u. ANTHONY,
FRI and Pas. Agent.
G.. .. 4 p. RY. crock ISLAND ROUTE"
Through Passenger trains East.
Depart-9.lO n. m. arrive at Kansas city l0
D. m, ~ joe $50 u. m.
L5p p, IN. for Wichita, Wellington
Caldwell, and ali points south and
southwest.
Through Passenger and Express west.
ArriVcS-d-D p. m, frsm Topeka, Kansas
city, -. Joe and east.
LIS y. M, from Wichita, WellInR.
ton and south and southwest
Local Accommodation.
Arrives-ll.i2 a. m. west
Departs-alO y. m, going east.
Free reclining chair cars on all pas.en9e
trains. They are the most comfort ASSURE
vehicles Of their class In American.
For rates and general Information con-
corning the great Rock Island Route call on
or address.
}. SEBAsrIAS, W. II. HERNIA,
q. y. a j. A. local Agent |
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-01-16
OUR YOUTHS DEPARTMENT,
A Series Of Biblical R0Hanees.

A Series Of Biblical RnmaHcsS,
Written by famous povelists. win be an
,ther new feature Of TEE INTER OCEAN.
HE Rev. oeorg Ebers has written the
inst Of the series, entitled JOSHUA"
which began to run In the paper IN Octo-
Ger. This VIII be succeeded In January by
1ne from the pen Of Elizabeth Stuart Phelps,
author Of Oates Ajar." etc. Her story VIII
% novel Of the times Of Christ, and VIII
oe entitled GONE FORTE" The famous
e. Rider Haesard win write q story Of the
sariy times Of Babylon and Jerusalem. to
oe entitled ESTHER" There Is no douba
out these stories viii attract great atten-
lon
In addition to all this every yearly sub
scriber TO
THE WEEKLY OR SEMI WEEKLY
WIN RECEIVE A BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING
Which OF itself ought to be worth the
price Of the paper.
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NOTICE ov FORECLOSURES.

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vaA fan v<rsi..,ea 20 enter sake .si ,eni The
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CIV. KisiAuL E.m WILLIAMS"
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28

u rough, aud pimply or covered with
blotches aud sores, aud you want clesn,
smooth skin aud fair complexion, use
Sulphur Bift~rs. The beat medicine In
such csses ever .old.-C. T.. schiller a
Co.. Druggists, Lawrence, Mass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28

II am glad" all President Harrison
at ~. Joseph. ''to have q brief ani I'm.
perfect opportunity Ia look upon your
beautiful city." Ani the ~ ,in rollei on,
while the impression obtained iht the
President MAS tribe les felici,ou. thin
u.ual
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28

Aver. PILE, being convenient, -fflca-
rIcu.. ani .afr, are the beat cithartic.
whether on Land ar .-,, In city ar coaD-
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NARY MARIA NtrriNc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-10-28

Emaciaic,i Invalid just arrived at the
spring.)- -. Il true that drinking these
waters produces fsty' Native weight
2JO)-"i'r1luc- fst, WHY, stranger,
~ hen I came herr . only weighed eight
pounds, aud look at me now