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The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21
0arnsId Beach on arsar Sell, L,h.. U,.

GARFIELD Beach on Great Salt Lake. Utah
The famous health and pleasure
resort, Garfield Beach, on Great
Ssit Lake, Utah, Is miles from Salt
hAke City, and reached only by the
Union Pacihe, THE Overland
Route" II now open for the season,
Thls ts the only real sand beach
on Great Salt Lake, and II one of
tue nnest bathing and pleasure re-
sorts in the west.
:, Great Salt Lake ls not q sullen,
hsuess sheet OF water, beating Idly
on the shore, but on the contrary is
beautiful q sheet Of water as can
oe found anywhere. II Is 2l per
cent salt, while the ocean IL only s
Per cent, and the water 10 90 bOuy-
ant that person is sustained on its
surface indefinitely without the
iesst effort on his part. Experience
nAs proven It's great hygenIc effects.
Vwing 70 the stimulating effect Of
tne prime on the skin, or the saline
III upon the lungs the appetite IL
stlmnIated, and after = bath, the
ostnsIs are ready Tor q hearty meal,
Fine bsth-houses accommodating
200 people, have been erected ~
Garneld Beach, In connection with
which there IL . first-clsss restsu-
rant aud large dancing Pavilion
oolit out over the lake, all of these
are run by the Union Pacific. who
guarantee frst-clAss resort In
every respect.
The Union Pacific has made low
rates Of fare for those wishing 10
VISIT salt Lake City and Garfield |
For complete description of Gar.
neIo Beach and Great Salt Lac.
seno 70 r. L. LONAX, Gen'I Pass'
agent, OmahA. for copies Of ''SiRbts
nc scenes In Utah, or "a GiiuIpse
Of Great Salt Lake, /" or
w, g. BARR.
Agent U. P. System, saIIna, Kan,
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

Probably no one thing has caused
such general revival Of trads a
z. 2. Hughes a Cos drugstore a.
their giving away 10 their customer,
o. 30 many free trial bottles Of Or
Kings New Discovery for eonsump
lion. Their trade ls simply euormoii.
In this very valuable article from IA,
iaet that it always cures aud neV.
disaPPoints. Coughs, colds, asthma
bronchitis, Group aud all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You
ean test u before buying by gettinr
trial bottle free, large size 81
Every boekla yarrnntAd
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Delinquent Tax List, 1899,
NOTICE roTAX PAYRRs.

Once ~ County Treasurer. Saline c.urtx,
kensae. ssllna, Kansas, July sih. isen
NOIICE J. hereby given ma, she following
Described lands and town lots, ar ~
mn - thfreof OF each tract a. may BE- ntceS-
sary for that purpo-e viii, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER md. Isao,
and during the next succeeding davs thera-
aftef, De- sold NJ puplic auction al INV ofscr
" Tue court house In Salina, Saline COUNTY.
n. hAns,as tor TIE taxs- aud charges due there
on, for the year A. y. issq
CLARENCEswILISoN
TreasureTo OF Saline County. Ka1Sss
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.IHH BEsF sAgsz IN ths world 70,
Ssts, Bruises, Sores Ulcers, Sail
RbeGn, Fewer Sores, TsiSsr, Char.
ped Hands, Cafs6iains. Ccrns, ~
eli ekin EruPtisns. snd positfvel ;
cures Piles, o. ne pay required. i,
u guaranteed % give perfect satIs.
Leetion, 81 noneT refunded. Prize
= SeenssP per box. For sale By Hughs,
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To Trade

Several well improved bottom
farms for good team horses, or will
take horses for the first payment
and plenty Of time on the balance
with Interest at per cent. These
farms are in fine condition for
wheat or corn and have good build
ipgs. ]. w. DAILY,
SalIna, Kansas,
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

sHILOH'S vITALIZHR is what
you need for constipation, loss Of
appetite, dizziness and all symptoms
Of dyspepsia. Price 10 and 10 cents
per bottle. Nor sale by O.C Tobey
d Co. general agents.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

The transition from long, IlnRer.
aHd painful eickness 10 FObast heath
msfks an epoch In the life Of tie IN.
uvldaai. Such . remarkable event
~ treasured In the memory and the
agency whereby the good health has
oeea attained 10 gratefully blessed.
nenee u is that 80 much % heard m
Pfeass OF Electric Bltters. So many
!eet tbey owe their restoration 10
oealth, % tbe use Of the great alter.
save and tonic. II you are troubled
Eto any djssase Of kidneys, liver
20 stomach, Of long or short stand.
1gyoa viii surely dBd relief by uss
oI Electric BlttsFs. Sold at 50 cents
ene y per bottle at 8. p. Hughes 4
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wssvsrs Additisn b
weay.rs ..r I'd a.. Aadi'


Williams a Abbott's
Addition to 6alinA
Lot Street Amt
8 Park tlI
do 1A
nH(,s do IS Is
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Nov therefore ], Fred n. Quincy, sherif
of Saline county, Kansas, In pursuance and
BY virtue Of said order do hereby proclaim
that on Tuesday the 18th day Of August
lS1, special election will be iield In the
said Saline county, Eansas, for the purr,ose
oi voting upon the proposition contained In
The above and foregoing order. And said
election shall be held at the usual places Of
holding elections In said county, and shall
DC conducted according TO the Law for gen
FRED II. QUINCT.
Sheriff Of Saline County, Kansas.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

THAT HACKING COUGH can
be quickly cured by ShIloh's cure.
We guarantee II. Sold by o. c. To-
bey q Co. general agents.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

This IL the title Of the pamphlet
Just Issued by the Chicago, Rock Is.
land q Pacific railway. IL comprises
10 pages Of valuable information,
relating TO some OF the principal cit
les and resorts Of Colorado, with 81
beautiful illustrations OF different
scenic views and localities, engraved
from original photographs, and
which have never before appeared
In any work Of this kind. In the
two last supplementary pages, q
revised list is given Of the leading
hotels, restaurants, etc., in the cit
les and places described, with the
nance OF their proprietors, the rates
per day or week, and the character
OF Accommodations provided. Copies
will be mailed FREE IN applicants in
any part Of the world, on receipt Of
: cents each for postage. Address
John Sebastian, Gen'I Tk't and Pass.
Ag't., C., II. /. P. R'y, Chicago, III.
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sLEEPLEss NIGHTS, made mIs.
eRabis By that terrible cough. shi.
loh's Cure is the remedy for yos.
eeld by o. c. Tobey 3 Co. general
essnts.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH
and bronchitis Immediately relieved
by shilOh's cure. Sold by o. c. To-
bey q Co. general agents.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21
speeial Bond Election.

Whereas a petition has been presented %
the Board Of County CummlsNioners Of 8a-
lne County Kanssa, purporting 20 Be signed
County, asking thas 3 vote b. taken on ths
proposition 90 issue the bonds of said county
70 the amount Of nye thousand dollarS foF
Dale fsfS 70 sseonmoaase public ss.sInSiies n ss
and for other public purposes: aeoording %
chapter to0 complied laws Of Kansas, which
follows:
To the Honorable the board Of County
Commissioners Of saline County, Kansas:
We the undersig1ed resident tax payer
s sna votert ,, Of saline county, KsnsaA ao
an election % vote on the pr0pnEition 70 10
sue ave thousand dollars Ctsmb IN bonds ior
the PurPoee q erecting 9 public building OF
chapter ~ comp. laws Of Kansas, beIng an
aet 10 authorize the hoard OF county com
InissionerS and the authorities Of incoFp0ra.
ternal improvements, and your petitioneu
Nov lhsrrfCre the board Of county com.
18th day Of July, A. D. lso. Tor the purpose
% considering the Aforesaid petition and
having met IN aceordanee With such ad-
y0urninent there being present., J. w. Burke,
chairman, Taylor Miller and p. swedlund,
memDers, and ID. J. Addison clerk on aaid
ssns 90 Z, nnd 6r. that ,AS Ps,,,on ha. been
said county, that u Il suficient and con-
forms 20 the lag authorizing the said board
OF county commissioners TO call an election
for the purp1se OF submitting such pruposI-
tlont % issne the said amount Of eOuniy
bonds, ~ provided for IN saId chapter q
complied laws Of kRnsas-
II is therefore ordered by the hoard of
county commissioners Of Saline county,
Kansas, tha. a special election be aud The
same - hereby called 20 he held 0n
Tuesday, the sGth day of August,
ai the usual pls--s q voting In the Said |
e. ..Nun.s
t.d In all respects s,ssi The results declared /
according to the Eenetal election laws Of the /
II L. further ordered that notice of saId
election by publication Tor three eons@cutIye
weeks, commencing ON the 7th day oT Aug
nsi, lssO IN the Saline County IOUEsAL .
In Saline county. which notice shall b. |
signed By the sheriff OF said county and shall
holding said election, and aiso thai the prS,
posed building is Go he Of q nature suited 70 |
the seating Of large audiences and IL % be
erected on that tract Of ground owned bY ga 1
line county and known as Oak Dale PaTk |
IN the city OF sAliRs, county and state sfOre-
II il further ordered that the one.,lor ,o d.
.ubmttteSi iO the voters Ofsaid Saline county /
h ansas, nj said special election shall BE a.
Shall the board OF county copmIssio,cr,
d Saline county, Kansas, issue the bonds OF |
aid county In the sum Of fiye thousand dol
arS ar, !iotg for the PurPosS Of erecilnS .
And thOse voting In favor OF said Improve ,
nsnt shall have printed or written on their I
,allOts the words For the Bonds" abd |
hose opposed the words Against The |
Bonds Z" ,
Done by order Of the board OF county COM .
nissiOnerS OF Saline county, Kansas. this /
sth day Of July, Is0.
-, j. ". BTRKE, chairman
jSEAL TAYLOR MILLER, Member !
II. .fWEDLUND, Member
ID. J. ADDISON. County Clerk I
To p. II. Quincy, sheriff Of Saline county,. :
Kansas. }
n Il
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

WILL YOU SUFFER with dys-
PePsiA and liver complaint? Shi-
loh's VltaliEer 10 guaranteed TO cure
you. Sold by o. c. Tobey 4 Co. gen.
erAl agents.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

Excursion TO Denver via Missouri Pa.
clfle.
On August 3Ist and Sept. Ist tick.
cts will be sold TO Denver, Col, and
return at one fare. Good TO return
until September 18th with transit
limit Of three days in each direction.
lI-3 X. w. RIoRDAN. agent.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

ID. J. ADDISON, County Clerk.
To y. II. Quincy, sheriff of Saline county
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

County Of Saline. -
l, ID. j. Addison, county clerk of said conn
~ Of Saline no hereby certify that the above
anu Ioregolng y tuil and correct copy Of the
sioners OF said county In the matter named
therein, a. session Of said hoard in INV
once on the 18Th day Of July, ls0, nt the
county seat of Saline county which opIs,
was duly entered of record on the journal Of
the prOce-ilnES Of the hoard Of county com
mlssi1nerS of Saline county, Kansas, ON
page 20 and ~. VI
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and afiiNed the official seal OF nv
ofiice this 9th day Of July, A. ID. $50.
SEAL ID. J. ADDIS1S, County Clerk.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

CATARRH CURED, health and
sweet breath secured, by ShilOh's
Catarrh remedy. Price SO cents.
Nasal Injector free. Sold by o. C..
Tobey q Co, general agents.
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Com 30 n n oTS1
e corner OF
CrOuther's re-
seTye,thence "
i'm a 50n ellT 5A
n = - n toll
place Of begin
nlng, 50 by us
Phillips Addition 20
Saiina.
Lot street Amt
eGtSk Ninth tlO7 %
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Agent U. p. System, ssIina, Kan,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
BELLAIRE TRAGEDY.
The Robinsons Held for the Murder of
Ashoft.

The Robinsons Held for the Murder of
Ashoft.
Coroner Boyd held an inquest at Bell
aire, yesterday, over the remains Of Chris
tian Ashoft, the man who was killed in a
quarrel with Dexter Robinson. and render.
ed the following verdict:
Christian ]. Ashoft came to his death by
q blow on his head with q shovel in the
hands of William Robinson while Decker
Robinson and Asnoft were engaged in a
quarrel; and Ashoft was down on the
ground when the blow was sstruck-Decker
Robinson being accessory to the deed.
A. NJ. F. BOYD, Coroner.
According to Drs. Kurtz and Close, Ash
oft could not possibly have had his skull
fractured 80 badly by fall, yet number
Of people testified that the dead man was
not struck. The accused feel deep sorrow
over the ending Of the frscss, but are
cheerful. Both men are aggravated over
some of the exaggerated reports set in cir
culation.
Ashoft was a member of Kern Lodge of
Odd Fellows. The Lodge will take appro-
pirate action concerning his death. The
funeral will take place this afternoon at
two o'clock, from the late home Of de-
ceased. The preliminary hearing Of Will
liam and Decker Robinson will take place
before Squire Roeder tomorrow morning
at 8 o'clock. 1t is probable that the hear
ing may be waived and the accused recog-
nized to Common Pleas Court, with bond
for appearance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
DOLLS BUN OIL.
Important Developments In the New West
VirRinIa Field.

Important Developments In the New West
Virginia Field.
DOLLS RUN, W. VA, January 8.-The
new year is starting of we'll for develop.
ment in this field. Tom Loan has begun
drilling ON his Ben Core lease at the brick
church, and since the Fetty has come in all
right, this one may escape the brine also,
though at one time most people thought the
location little too far west. Dave Wise
No. 2 came in the last of the week, and is
starting eff at 500 barrel rate; also Gore
No. 4 Of the McCslmont Co. is showing for
big we'll. The Fetty we'll has been drilled
through the sand and is low being tubed.
II ia flowing 100 barrels daily. Donley,
White, Lowry & Co. have made location
on the Nicholas p. Fetty, adjoining the
Mrs. Fetty tract, and about 800 feet south
Of the we'll. They will begin operations
at once, hoping to catch some Of the yell
low fluid before il all escapes from that re-
gion. Z M. Hukill has completed rig
on the Andy Fox lease, three. fourths Of
mile south from Fetty G, and will begin
spudding this week. 1t is one of the most
important wells in the field in the way Of
defining the bounds. The taking of testi-
timony in the suit of E. NJ. Hukill and
others over the David Myers lease of 300
scres was begun before Commissioner Fast
on Saturday. This land is all within the
oil belt, and the suit promises to be Of
great importance to all people interested in
oil transactions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
BRIEFS OF NEWS.

Joe Bryant, well-known Texas cattle
king, is under arrest charged with killing
a man named johnson.
The Glen Morgan Iron Company, OF
Philadelphia. has failed; liabilities $3.50,
600; assets $3.50, coo.
The Philadelphia Presby terry held ses'
sion without voting On the revision OF the
confession of faith, but many speeches
were made in favor Of it.
Eight murderrrs, under sentence OF
death, at Fort Smith, Ark, have professed
religion.
U.R. Quegan, prominent business
man of Cantor, has eloped with an act
ress. His wife attempted suicide.
mo. guilty, bat we don't went him to
do it aeaiu, !" was the verdict of New
ark, n. j., jury yesterday in wiie-
beating case.
Two hundred and fifty persons died in
New York yesterdsy-the highest mortal
ity since Grippe took hold.
Josh Williams and William Rose, at
Wilmington, Del, yesterday, cleaned q
phosphate tank and were killed by iuhala'
tion OF sulphuric acid fumes.
Lindeman and San, 146 Fifth avenue,
New York City, have failed. Debts,
100000.
A meetiugof Subdivision No. 6, Of the
MIXERS National Division Of the X. OF L.,
has been called for New Strsitsville, Ohio
on January 8 and 10.
i william Proctor, a travelling man, O
Springfield, H., is under arrest, charged
with victimizipg a widow, aged eighty
years, under promise Of marriage.
Ex-Governor Woods. Of Oregon, died il
] Portland, yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
JAIL DELIVERY.

Seven Desperate Criminals Escape from .
kentucky Prison.
PINEvnLE, KY, January s.-seven
prisoners confined in the county Jail here
made their escape last evening.
The plan of escape was bold one and
proved quite effective. Oae OF the jailer. 9
sons, Newman johnson, and "trusty"
were left in charge during the absence OF
Jsiler johnson. The turnkey had just
placed the key 10 the Jail lock prepara-
tory to admitting the "trusty" when the
latter seized him, end disarming him
threw open the door, bidding his compan-
ions TO come on.
The Jail contained nine prisoners, and
all escaped except two, who were in for
minor offenses and did not care to chance
il. Among the escaped were two OF the
famous Turner gang. from Yellow Creek,
charged with shooting Crow Carr, in Mid
dleborough, on Christmas day. A posse
is in pursuit. The Turner'S are desperate
men. and it is thought if they once get
among their friends they will no. be recap
tured without hard fight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
THOMAS, BLOOD UP.
The Home Organ OF the Springfield MAJ
Scores the "Enq uirer."

The Home Organ of the Springfield Man
Scores the Enquirer"
SPRINGFIELD, o., January 8-The
Springfield Daily Democrat, in which Will
Thomas, son of John H. Thomas, is a
heavy stockhOlder, and which is the
Thomas organ in this city, jumps on the
Enquirer with both feet, as follows: 1.-THE
Cincinnati Enquirer publishes this moro
ing an alleged list OF Senatorial preferences,
putting down as nOn-committal men who
are openly for Thomas. When the Dayton
Trades and Labor Assembly indorsed the
candidacy of Hon. John II. Thomas for
United States Senator, the CINCINNATI
ENQUIRER would not publish the reso-
lutions, although they were one Of the
most significant features Of the Senatorial
canvass. 1t would publish, and did pub
lish repeatedly, the worst slush concern
lug Brice, as news matter, that ever went
into the columns of a newspaper. Brlce
must have been surprised himself to read
the manufactured stuff. Now the En-
o,irer is mad because the labor organiza-
tions of Cincinnati endorse Thomas. 1t
endeavors to falsely show that Mr.. Thomas
was not endorsed at all by the labor or
paniz atoms. The Enquirer has been any
thing but fair. The Cincinnati Enquirer
has done it's level best to boom Brics for
Senator. II has devoted more space to
Brice's family and private life than to
some of the Senatorial sspirsnts who were
an honor to the Democracy Of Ohio before
Rrice was heard OF.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
WAS HE BRIBED?

A Chicago Paper Trying to substsntiste
Its Charge Against Mr.. Culver.
CHICAGO, January S-The States At
torney was asked to-day what effect it
would have upon the recent verdict in the
Cronin case should it be shown that one Of
the jurors had been bribed. He replied
that it would be rendered null and void.
"Would that apply to Beggs' case as
well?n he was asked.
81 never thought Of that" he answered,
"and hence couldn't say"
A fierce fight is now in progress between
ex-Juror Culver and the Chicago Herald,
the latter doing its beet to find proof to
substsntiate the grave charges it brought
against Mr.. Culver for his action as a
Cronin juror. Calver sued the paper for
$25, 900 damages.
The motion for q new trial will be
argued next Monday. In the meantime
the four prisoners, having recovered their
equsnImity, are resting quietly in Jail.
Sullivan, the icemsn, is suffering less than
usual and says he feels better.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09

ROMANCE OF TWO STATES.
A Well Known West virginian Who Fsilet
to Buy Wife.

A Well Known West Vlrginian Who Failed
to Buy Wife.
PITTsBURG, Japusry 8.-The Times
publishes the following dispatch from
Uniontown, Pa: A prospective marriage
was broken of in Dunbar yesterday under
very romantic circumstances. Marion
Tennett arrived from somewhere in West
Virginia, Saturday, in the expectation OF
buying Miss Nettie Bartlett's consent to
become his wife. 1t is said that the couple
had never met, bat that they had corre-
sponded and that Tennett had made pro-
posal and been conditionally accepted.
He is said to have sent Miss Bartlett a
number of presents and is reported as say
ing after her refusal to wed him that he
had also sent her check for $500, and
that sbe had responded that on the receipt
OF $500 more she would be his. The sec
ond $500 he brought with him on his
visit.
Miss Bartlett was not at home Saturday,
bat would be back Monday, and till Mon
day Mr.. Tennett waited, only to learn on
proffering her himself, the $500 and q
handsome span Of horses that his hopes
were vain. He had sent her set Of jew
elry by express short time ago, which
she had never lifted. He went with her to
the Office after it, where, by her instruc-
tions, il was delivered to him. He left for
West Virginia shortly after, appearing to
take his fate phoiosophically.
Miss Bartlett is one Of the teachers in
the Dunbar schools and is very well con-
nected. She has relatives here and makes
her home in Dunbar with Mrs. Montgom-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
WEDDING BELLS.

Two Brilliant Society Events at Fairmont
Yeste rdsy.
Special Telegram 10 ne Register.
FAIRMoNT, W. VA, January 8-The
most pleasant social event Of the season was
the marrisge this evening at o'clock, at
the brides home on Jackson street, Of Miss
Mary Virginia Raymond, daughter of
Judge A. F. Raymond. and Mr.. Fred
Wilbur Hill, q prominent railroad con-
tractor, Of Port Jervis, N. j. Rev. Rod
rick, OF the Episcopal Church, officiated.
The wedding was very quiet one, only
few Of the most intimate friends and rela-
tives Of the family witnessing the beautiful
ceremony. An elegant supper was served,
after which the contracting parties took
the west bound train for Port Jervis, where
they will pay short visit to Mr.. Hill's
home.
ANOTHER WEDDING.
Miss Mollie, daughter of J. G. Nesbitt,
agent OF the B. & o. at this place, was
united in marriage this evening at 6
o'clock to Mr.. Richard Richardson,
prominent lawyer of Piedmont. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. w. X.
White, Of the NJ. z. Church.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-01-09
ILECTRIC LIGHT WIRE

Causes Costly Oonnsgration In St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS. Mo-, January 7.-Shortly be
fore seven o'clock this morning, fire started
in the basement of the Western Union
Telegraph building, corner of Olive and
Third streets. At six o'clock this morn
ing wire leading to the basement came
in contact with broken electric light wire
and at once the building was on fire. The
basement has few people in it and the
trouble being anticipated from the wires
on the roof. il at all little attention was
given the basement aud the fire had got
ten beyond control when discovered. Few
persons were in the building when the fire
started and although several had narrow
escapes, all reached the ground in safety.
Several firms occupied Offices and stores in
the building and their loss will be total.
The loss is estimated at $l00,000 of which
$50, 900 falls on the Western Union Com
papy. The adjoining building were badly
damaged by smoke and water.