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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-01-02

In 1890 we shall see
Events as follows come to be.
sea serpeuts, as In years gone BY.
viii come around about July.
The ice man and the plumber WIN.
As usual. present their bill
The price Of summer board win rise
In August to the very skies
The gay mosquito, as Of yore.
Into humanity will bore
Likewise the festive fly, SO feet,
Will agitate his nervous feet.
Each fisherman will 6sh and lie
AS he has done In years gone by.
When comes along the verdant spring.
The poet will be heard to sing.
And from the garbage pile Of time
Will prick the ashes Of a rhyme
The funny man his Jokes viii crack
crhe same old jokes, nee almanac.)
On winter nights will lovers sit
For hours and watch the freight dft
And. when the summer comes, they etiU
Upon the beach will COO and bill
THE oldest man" as In years past.
At intervals viii breathe Ills last
In oil trades merchants who are wise,
As usual. viii advertise
In fact. these things and many more.
In 1880 are In store
And yet with sorrow Is 1t fraught;
Unhappy year 1t ends with NAu0HT-
1890
TON NAsDoA
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[From the Standard. Boston, June %,
1859.

From the Standard. Boston, June %,
1891
AS life assuranced grows older,as ex.
perience a.cumulates, its path grows
clearer, and its functions become di-
vested of the doubts and possibilities
of misunderstanding and hardship that
beset its earlier years. One after an.
other its conditions have been settled
by legal construction, contingencies
met and overcome, and its beauteous
form now stands forth clearly defined.
Our progressive institutions have not
been slow in availing themselves Of
these advantages, but it remained ior
the Equitable Life Assurance Society
to frame new policy that embodies
them in form of wonderful simplicity,
concision and clearness.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-01-02
Consumption Surely Cured.

To TIE EpIToR-Please inform your
readers that have positive remedy for
the above named disease. By Its timely
use thousands Of hopeless cases have been
cured. I shall be glad to
send two bottles Of my remedy FREE to any
Of your readers who have consumption Il
they will send me their express and post
once address Respectfully,
T. A. SLocUM, n. G.,
nov. 8lI. 181 Pearl St.. New York.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-01-02

Mr.. Finieky tsnvngely,-This New Years
business has got to stop. Ill be hanged Il
l'm going to allow these fellows to I've tramp
Ing through my parlors all day, getting mud
over everything and eating US out Of houss
and home. Why dumbling In his pocket3i
Great Scott. where can that bcf Well,
we'll
Mrs Finicky-What have you lost, deari
Mr.. Finicky-Lostl Why, bang It oil, my
New Years visiting list. Ho~ In thunder
can make my calls without i'll
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-01-02
[From the Kentucky Register, Richmond
XIV. June O. 1883.

L Ase0A4nss<kAS<A
KY, June %, 1883.
The Equitable Life Assurance Socie.
ty has, in the past, done more to
create and maintain confidence in
life assurance than any other company.
Consequently its business is larger
than that Of any of its competitors.
Furthermore it has now taken q step
which practically sweeps every objec-
ton of the character referred to cut Of
the way. The result, undoubtedly,
will be that thousands of men who
have heretofore lacked confidence in
life assurance, will examine the new
policy offered by the Equitable, and
assure their lives forthwith.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-01-02

tic liner whirls me westward to home and the
ceaseless buzz of trade"
cat what hour do you sail, Hamilton2'
"Eleven o'clock, forenoon, On the NeTa, Of
the Royal mail There she lies, just inside
Fort Villegagnon. You will be on boardr'
eyes"
"Thanks," he said, as he placed his hat
with the dignity Of cavalier. Then, stand
ing for moment at the door of my room, he
courteously relifted the hat, extending his
other hand, and resting it, caressingly, on my
shoulder.
"Buenas noches, caro- amigo"
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-01-02

Ring for birth of Spring and FlowerA
Ring for Summers fruitful treasure.
Ring for Aut,Imn's bo,indless measure
Ring for hands Of gen'rous giving
Ring for vows of nobler living,
Ring for truth Of tongue or pen,
Ring Peace on earth. good win toward
men"
Ring: Ring Ring!
That this glad year may see
Earth's accomplished jubilee
Ring! Ring! Ringi
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-01-02
J. r. Young, Agent,
HENDERSON, N. C.

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rFrom the Baltimore Underwater, July
5. 1859.

5, 1859.
The Equitable has dore more than any
other company to simplify the assur-
snce contract, and to maintain public
confidence in life assurance.
lis pzompiress and liberality have
made il famous ali the world over, and
have done more than any other COM
parry to sweep litigation and dispute
from theassurance business.
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fF.om .fe Ane cen Heb ew, New
York .It,lv x. 1S3n

The Eopi able L se AS, snce Soc;e-
y has &c D-d re thSnks OF he ps1Iic
.or .n'.:. .sg new fo'sn o. policy,
IL :-cu 'oe"ed oy ',e nuT1e less con-
d'.io Is WIZ ch .,ave doae much 20 de-
- people i.om .akipg o1t Ii policies.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1890-01-02

lErom de New Yo. K Times. June u, 1851
Toe Eqr sole Lie Ass.r aDce So
cie.v ass aGop.eti a new 70. IN OF poll.
cy w5ic!', ike 0srk dral., IS a a,n.
pie p op'se % pay w.bout eooditiAs
on Re beck.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

The grand lodge A. d. l.. w,
in session at Winfield passed resolu-
lions cOndemning Insurance Com.
missioner Wilder beraISe he doe,
not approve Of the Mutual Benevo-
lent society insurance.
Those who suggest that Kansas
farmers put their corE into hogs in
stead of cribs aud elevators have
evidently overlooked the fact that
the hogs get the most Of that CROP
now. II takes half a ear load Of cOrIi
to transport the other halfto market.
-BeloH Courier.
Atchisun Giobc: An industrious
person, who j. also the victim OF
penury, bemosued Ills fate in that
Notwithstanding hiS industry, he
failed te get there. "Nour trouble
il, said "a sage whom he cnnsClted,
THAT you expend 81 worth Of indus
try on n 81 worth Of work. Misdl-
recied energy never rak,,i u pot"
Parsons Sun: There isn't much
corn being used as fuel, nOtwith-
standing the newspaper talk about
IL. There may be few places out
In Western Nebraska or Western
Kansas where the farmers can make
u profit by burning corn rather than
coal, but 40 far as the reports go
there are very few such places.
Haven JHdcDendeHt: The simple
fact that everybody who leaves this
part Of Kansas for other states come
back as soon as they can get tack.
speaks volumes. To live in Kansas
once means "you will never use any
other"
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06
ouR Boa PRopUCTs.

Swine will always be . conspie-
nous feature In agriculture. There
is steady consumption Of pork pro-
ducts. We are q pork eating people.
Upon every table there In more or
less pork In some shape, and upon
every table there are pork produe-
tien Of some kind constantly. The
consumption, therefore, 10 reliable.
But, further than this, on many
tables pork 10 the chief meat the
year round. Then the production Of
pork 10 about ss cheap as any meat
We produce. The hog consumes
considerable that would be other
wise wasted; and when corr 10 high,
the price Of perk usually cores
ponds. We may confidsutialIy de-
pend upon our swine, therefore, 70
10 as well, years together, as any
other domestic animal will do.
Disease has been the great drawback
to our swine husbandry, bot We be-
Iieve that the avoidance Of too close
inbreeding. aud . more natural sys-
tenn Of feeding, will protect N from
disease in = very large msasure.-
Wesferu Rurof
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

wilfra Skies 81 Waterloo, n. ".
Playfully points q gun at his it'll,
daughter sue aeeidsntly shoots her.
High water causing distress along
the Cumberland aud Tennessee
rivers. The river at Cincina aati D.
receding.
The Neosho Valley Emigration
bureau was organized to-day 81
EmporIa, Kss.
Mrs. Harriet Browa at Carthage.
n. Y, finds Q deed that makes her
Worth millions.
Hundreds OF British soldiers are
dying In Calcutta from diseases aud
cruel treatment.
Election riots in Germany. The
rioters ei arged by the police with
swords and are arrested.
A negro IL arrested at ST Louis for
attempted murder la church.
4 lecturer In Baltimore den0uuces
the religious movements In congress.
The federal supreme court has sus-
taiued the Mississippi ruling uhai
the railroads in that state must pro-
vide separate ears for white aad
black passengers.
The supreme court has affirmed
the sentence In Jake Kilrain's case
sud he must go to Jail. SullivAn's
case comes up Monday.
An Insane wife at MontIee, n. J.,
believing she hal an order from God
to kill her husband, assaults him
aud destroys her child.
The British minister at Lisbon Is
threatened by students who have
formed a1eague against him.
An effnrt IL being made In Kansas
TO have women appointed among
the census enumerators.
A man buried at 81. Louis IL taken
uD by body snstcher- aud RECEIVERS
uH the disseciing table.
\ psraIytic at New York il cured
remarkably by the removal OF
blood vessel from his brain.
The cnndition of young Abe Lin
coin is not improved.
Kansas whes! has been damaged
ny the recent cold snap.
Settlers on the new Sioux lands
declare that no claim m-jumping will
he tolerated.
Three big mOOnshiue distiIleries
in Norman - Land have been seized
by United States officers.
William II. Pope, teller Of a Louis
vile, Ky, bank, has absronded with
S'D,O10 Of their peoples money.
IL is believed the Missouri depart.
rnent headquarters will he removed
from Leavenworth, Kas, to 81
Louis.
The young Liberals Of Canada are
founding u league looking to the
declaration Of its Independence by
T. Inada In Is92
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

Steady work for the love Of il, aud
for the satisfaction and peace which
10 brings, never breaks the worker
down. On the contrary 10 30 weak
ems temptation from without, aud 30
destroys inferior ambitions aud de-
sires, that Il gives the whole nature
steadinsss aud poise. IL IL the best
cure for restlessuess. The Joy of
life for strong nature lles In u noble
activity; q work ADEQUATE 10 the as
pirations Of the soul: . work that
brings calm by its magnitude, and
by its very demand eVokes the best
snd greatest In us.-RWrui Ner
Yorker.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06
A AsPLESDID OFFER

Having made special arTangsnents VII
the publisher Of the LEAvErWoErH
a splendid s-Page fsmily neWsPaper, -
lIshed nt LeavenWOrth, and worthy o. pet
rouage. we are enabled 20 oner the sALiHn sANl-
COUNTY JoURNAL and The LEANlENoHfn
wEEELY TIxEs 10Th one year. for Wy.
Every Kansas man should have his county
paper for home neWs and paper rom tne
Manufacturing Metropolis Of the state. SiNs
this combination trial.
~ OneT good for s months only.
We will send you the LEANESWoEfH
DAILY TINS and this paper one year ior
sLB. BY this arrangement you get the Oes'
weekly paper In the county and the best dAiiy
paper in Kansas one year for the usual pres
oftwo ueckIi-s This oier good fOrs months
only
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

THE Chicago Herald says: There
is bull party forming in corn In
Wall street, and II 10 likely to he
felt in the pit before very long. II
10 taking hold Of corn because there
il nothing very promising in Wall
street and because corn Is 1T figure
where the promise Of loss 10 down to
Q minimum and the prospect Of q
profit on general principles as good
rs Il ever could be.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

MARTIN MoHLER, secretary Of the
state board Of agriculture, returned
Monday from Garden City, where he
attended the Finney country insti.
tuts. He says that there was large
attendance Of farmers and that dis
cussisDs were Of unusual interest.
He says the subject Of greatest
interest to the farmers In that see
tIon IL irrigation; they are confident
that thres-fourths Of the county can
be irrigated largely by the under
6ow. They also propose 10 build
reservoirs along the Arkansas river
In which to collect the surplus
water. The soil In that section 10
rich aud all that IL needed IL moIs-
ture; the people out there have
great faith In the future Of that
country. Mr.. Mohlsr says that one
OF the most profitable crops which
has ever been produced In Kansas il
alfalfa, which is grown with great
success along the Arkansas. An
aers produces ten bushels, which
sells readily At u per bushel.
Mr. Mshler ssyS q good many
Of the farmers In that locality think
there should be q special session Of
the Legislature for the passage Of .
stay Law. The best lawyers. how
ever, say that such an sct would be
Unconstitutional.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

THERE are fears Of . disastrous
food In the lower Mississippi. II 10
claimed bv expert engineers that the
jetties at the mouth Of the great
river will not permit sgress to the
suplus water. We know Of some
mems CAB that have been shut Off by
jetties or other distractions to the
danger Of their good health. Such
are in danger Of bursting soon.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06
EXeeutOr's Notice.

Notice l. hereby given, that letters teSta-
mentary On the estate nf Mary Morrison DE-
erased. were granted to the Undersigned un
the II DAY OF March. 4. H.. lSt'. by the Pru.
bate Court of Saline County, ksnSaS- Now,
all persons having claims against said estate.
are hereby notified. that they must present
the same tO the undersigned for allowance,
within one year from he q ate Of said letters,
or they may he prpclutl,tl from any benefit
of such estate; and that if said claims H. not
exhibited within THREE yeats after the date oi
said letters, they shall bc forever barred.
SARAH ] WAGsTAFF, ENecuiriX uf the
Estate Of MARY MORRISON, deceased.
March Ii igAn iO-u
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

Hon. Jos. MEDILL Of the Chicago
Tribune favorS deferringthe Worlds
fair until 1893. He says the dis
soyery Of America by Columbus was
not made until October In 1892, and
that the Fair to b. sxsct would not
be properly oPened uutilthst month,
which would be too late In the sea-
son fer . practical opening. The
gsntleman's position IL . COED one.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

The one serviceable, safe, certain,
remunerative. attainable quality In
every study and every pursuit 10 the
quality Of attention. My own In
veDtlon, or imagination, such a. 10
is, eau most truthfully assure you,
would never have served me as IL
has bat for the habit Of common
place, humble, paiieRt, daily, toll
ing. drudginE attention.-Chds
Dickens.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

ArcHIsoN Champioa: The freest
psssibls reciprocity Of trade With
Msxieo should be the motto Of every
Kansas Newspaper, asd the enc great
end 10 Be accomplished by the Kan
naa congressional delaratlon.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06
RIaHT YOU are.

Clay Center Times: Congressman
Anderson 10 more sanity than the
average man II he can bring himself
to work enthusiastically for Salinas
public building with the Republican
Of that city pounding away at him
90 senseIsssly. Retaliation IL one Of
the laws Of manhood, let mOralists
preach what they may.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

AssARIA ArgUs: Editor Brady,
Of the Republican Is pretty severely
wrapped on the knucklss In 3 remOH-
strance Of sItIEens published I'm the
Journal, because Of his opposition to
John A. AHderson, who IL doing
what he can 10 secure an spproPria-
tIou for public buildings In Salisa.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

TOPEKA furnishes another caudi-
date for state printer than CHI
Baker. But n one may judge from
the outspoksn objections Of the
press Of the state, he will not have
legs long enough to ''get there"
albeit his name IL Crane, with .
George Washington little hatcbet
handle.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06
Why JOHNNY WAS SENT TO he'd.

Johnny's mother continuing TO
ready -" but the stubborn animal
refused to go n step further, where
upon iis master beat Il so severely
that IL fell to- the earth, its breath
coming in quick, short pants.'-Dear
me, that vas terrible, wasn't t..
Johnny? lie might have tried
kidness."
"Yes," responded Johnny, "Or 4
trousers-stretcheT."
"Trousers-stretcheru"
"why. yes; for those quick, short
pants."-From LippiHcOit's Mngd-
cine for March.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

KANSAS CITY Globe: Even the
Democratic papers in Kansas de-
nouuce the uncalled for assault upon
Judge Brewer at the third party
meeting In Topeka. For the honor
Of the state that was insulted by the
language used IT, that meeting, IL is
to be hoped that the prohibition
party itself will see fit TO disclaim
any and all responsibility for the ut
teranee Of Mr.. DickIS.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06
uAzEs THE rARnER TiRkD.

There are three things that make
Kansas farmers insufsrably tired.
First, 60 be told that their condition
n due TO prohibitiou; eeccnd, 70
have free trade offered them as .
remedy; third, to be assured that
the secretary Of the treasury II an
able 10 get silver coin into eireuia-
tIon.-Emperia Repsbiieas.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

WHENEVER = Republican In ofii-
cial position Is abused and mAligned
by the Democrats it Is . sure sign
thai he Is doing good work fsf the
eJuntry. There has never been .
true patriot or statesman In the
United States Who has not been ira
dueed and vllIied by that party.
This Is ore reason the people Of the
souptry have fer thinking that
spssksF Reed hss done his duty
aobly snd uoli.--K. @. GIobs.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

SPEAKER Reed has published .
long defense Of his recent course as
presiding officer Of the House of
Representative. The article ap-
pears In the North American Rerie,r.
II Was not necessary for him to
make the defense. The better part
Of the American people believe he
was right.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06
John Chalmers, Defendant !
Publication Notice.
In the District Court Of Saline County.
state OF Kansas.
H. p Van Iaer pIaIntIfTl

In the District Court OF saline County,
StRte OF Kansas.
u. r. Van Laer. plaintiff
Ns.
Hiram Maltby. Frances
A. Maltby, ChA- Hutchin-
soft. The Bellows Fails
Savings institute, and
HuiscTt Y. HALL. trustee,
defendants
state of Kansas to Charles Hutchinson,
Greeting.
You and each or you will take notice that
vOu have been sued In the District Court Of
Saline county. In the state Of Kansas, and
that you must answer the petition In said
cau>c on o- before the 9Jth day OF April. lSD.
or Said petition will br taken true end
judgment rendered In said artion against
you iJr the foreclosure a. certain mort
Eng. executed by Hiram MRitby and Frances
A. Maltby upon the LIST day Of OctOter, lSSl,
ON the following described real estate To- Wlt I:
The southeast quarter Of section thirty-two
RI, and the southwest quarter Of section
thirty-three l3Sl, In township fourteen tlIl.
In range four tI, west of the Sth .. m In the
county Of Saline, state Of Kansas. and for the
sale Of said premises to pay the debt secured
by said mortgage and cdSts OF suit, and for
ever barring and forecloSing said Defendants
and each oG them, Of and from MI right. title
estate, interest, property or equity OF re
demption In or TO said premises, or any part
thereof. BENSErT x. WHEELER.
and 2. RwITZER
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Attest: e. J. FREDRICKSON. Clerk.
By A. Fredrickson. Deputy.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

HILL and Cleveland having, poll
tiesIIy, cut each others threats,
whom will the Democracy somi-
nate? We suggest Click. II has
such q liquid sound, like the noise
Of corn juice running down . toPsr's
gullet. Bully for Click for Presi-
dent. GIick-glick-glick!
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

JOHN JACOB AsTuR, who died q
few days age, Is said to have been
the richest man on earth. II IL
claimed also that he was q thorough
ly honest man and gained his i'm
nense property In perfectly legiti-
mate ways. His investments were
always judiciOus. His bensfactlons
were many, though he didn't have
each one blazoned In the newspapers
Who knows but he may get to Abra-
hams bosom more quickly than the
typical Lazarus?
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06
PERMITTED TO InPRrNr rHE KISS.

From the Washington Post.
whats the mattsr?" said . de-
partment clerk to Gus DE Jsy.
"You look - II something had oc-
Cured to make you unhappy"
"Ya-as; withah."
"What IL the troubls?"
al WAS holding Miss Keenworth' 9
hand, and I awsked her II she'd OBJ
iect to my lmpwinting kiss upon
IT,"
"And che did?"
"No; she said that u had been
stuBg BY Q bee and bit by q mos
quito, and she guessed Il could
stand n.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

An slllaues store ct Grenola has
failed for $4,000. The members Of
the order In salIns county have net
vsntursd on such an experiment a.
. store, being we'll satisfied with the
Recommendations extended by the
merchants Of Salina.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06
uRarnARAuR

A man named Damit lives Iu Fort
Sect. His wife 10 O dsv0ut Presby-
terrain, bat every time she hammers
her finger In attempting 10 drive .
nail In ths wall, shs calls the old
man, using 90 foreibis tore that
The neighbors thlsk that family
nv n brssdine.-H5ehfta Jcs1nal
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06
womAa's WORK

How can . man cay that . wsmsn
has nothing 10 do? In one year
she gsts dinner S65 times. washes the
dishes l.Oo6 times, gets the children
ready fer sshOsl twies . say for $50
days, gsts the baby to sleep, I,lso
times, makes about 800 calls. and -
she wishes fer somsthing she hasn't
every minute, she wishss sixty
things an hour, or l,ss0 things In .
ysaF. Who says that woman has
nothina g do.-lfcAfeoa QIobe.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

THE Democratic cougrsssmsu Will
observe that Mr.. Cleveland has care
fully refrained from indorsinE their
course on the quorum question
tyTOlr IsnIOcrdf.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

NEARLY every newspaper Of the
state coming TO this Office contains
the text Of q page OF county history TO
be contributed TO the book to be
issued by the Immigration Bureau.
II one may judge from the samples
Of history and statistics furnished,
the beck 10 be sent out will he
hummer such as no state so far has
issued. II will be Kansas in gener-
Gus slices-mosI Palatsble slices.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

Congressman Peters Of this state
hss introduced Q bill providing
within certain limits for the promo
tiOH and regulation Of irrigation and
matters subsidiary and accessory
thereto, creating and smpowsring
commissions, etc. It provides that
all the waters In the United States
shall be used for purposes Of lrriga-
tIon and directs the appointment Of
nine commissioners Of Irrigation for
the eastern and western iFrigstien
divisions into which the bill divides
the country. The two commissions
are TO meet In general council and
formulate plans for carrying out the
bill. Charter licenses are to be
granted to persons dcsirous Of build
ing, maintaiDg or altering any
irrigation work. The commission
IL authorized TO cause such expert
mental Investigations as shall be
necessary to demonstrate the
character for purposes OF irrigation
Of the subterranean water supply In
the several states and territories.
A bill was introduced in the house
by General Vandever Of Cslifornls,
chairman Of the special COMMITTEES
On irrigation. IL provides for set
ting apart all the waters west Of the
sTth meridian for purpose OF irriga.
ticn. subject to domestic uses, and
the appointment Of sn irrigation
commission as q division Of the de-
partmsnt Of agriculture, to have
charge OF the whole matter with full
power and authority to settle all
irrigation questions regardless Of
state lines. IL also provides for the
preservation and extension Of
forests aud the storage Of water.
The Saline County journal., 1890-03-06

THE document elsswher, printed,
emanating from Topeka post, IL .
severe arraiEnment Of Col. Stacy.
But will II not prove 10 he just such
an advertisement as the Colonel
wants.