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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-27
ALUcKT LADY.

MILAN, Tenn, Sept. 2Srd
Mrs. @. W. Combs, Of Humboldt,
Tenn, = former resident Of this place,
has recently fallen heir to half Q
million dollars left By her scoteh
grandfather. She has forwarded
proof Of her Relationship to the Law.
yers and will receive her Inheritanes
to-dAy.-EreRing Ada and Express.
New York. Sept. 23rd, 1890.
We are Mrs. Combs lawyers and
by her seeing our advertisement BE-.
came the agents OF her good fortune.
We have Q number Of similar claims
lrf our hands and expect 20 rain
them. III your ancestors came from
The old country write ne and snolose
3 cents for reply. There are more
lhan hall billion dollars In Great
Britain Rlone, unclaimed, which
rightly belong to people In the
United StatesI
EUROPEAN CLAIMS AGENCY.
I3-6t 90 Pearl Street, New York.
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TESf'uTT.
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fFru.n the Herald.

Mr.. and Mrs. g.. T.. Pierce yer,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Lynde, at Sa
lima Wednesday and Thursdsy.
l. W. Sheriff. ia building a large
barn for u gentleman at Marydell
lie went down Tuesday and com
nienced work.
Henry Morgan, Of Minneapolis
purchased and shipped four ear loads
OF cattle from Kansas city tn this
place, arriving yesterday morning,
To- feed this winter.
There l. more building going on la
the country around about TesseOtl
this fall than there hS~ been for the
pas; four year,. Mr.. Barton, Of the
Chicago Lumber Company
says that he has had a better trade
this fall than any time since he has
been in charge Of the yard. The
amount Of building done by our farm
ers show that they are making and
LAYING by a goodly supply Of the FL
filthy lucre.
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THAT NORTH AND sOtTH ROAD.
The Charter FILED for RsTIrosd Likely
Ia Pass Through sAIInA TO GAIp~.-
tsn.-suppoIed to be the Union
Pacific Gran AIS of IL

a charter was fiIed Friday with the
secretary OF state for the Omaha
Kansas Central & Galveston Rail.
road company, headquarters OF
which are at Lyons Rice county
The company proposes to construct
4 line OF railroad and telegraph from
Omaha to Galveston, estimated al
800 miles In length, passing through
the following Kansas counties: Re-
public, Jewel, Smith, Cloud, Mitch
ell, Osborne, Ottawa, Lincoln, Rus
sell Saline, Ellsworth, Barton, Nc
Phsrson, Rice, Harvey, Reno, STAFF
ford, Sedgewick, Kingmau, Pratt,
Sumner, Harper and Barber. The
directors are ValdImere Slllo, Gus
tavus A. Buck, jacob Newberber
and George II. Barley, New York
City; ID. NJ. Bell, AlonZo Tones, c.
NJ. Rawlins, Lyons. Capital stock
SIS, 200, 600.
G.. NJ. Rawlins, OF Lyons, was In
Topeka Friday to file this charter.
Mr.. Rawlins has just come from
New York where lac has been 10 per-
feet financial arrangements for the
proposed road, and he states that
Ills efforts have been entirely sue
ces-fuI. All the money required, he
says, IL provided for. This is con-
trary to the usual rule in railroad
corporation. Charters are generally
obtained first and then hustle for the
funds afterwards. Work on the pro-
posed line, Mr.. RswlIns says will be- |
gin At Superior, Neb., near the Kan
sss line, at which point Il branch Of
the Chicago & Northwestern termi-
mates. This fact is significant and
leads 10 the conclusion that new |
road H. a venture Of the Union Pa
ciiie, which Is closely allied with 1
The Union Pacific
would certainly find u line to Gal
weston through Central Kansas a
very desirable one. IL Is thought
that the work on the proposed line
will begin sOOn.-TOpeka Capital.
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after 9 pleasant visit Of one wseh
with relatives.
Chss. II. Rose Of Chicago III. Il
here 10 spend Thanksgiving with
his mother and brother.
Mas Lizzie Faust returned Tues
day from visit 10 friends In Lin
coin Center.
Mrs. II. Hammer, Miss Alice Dom
mysr and VIM. NJ. Donmyer came
down from Lincoln Centre to be
present ut the marriage Of their
brother Lewis H. Donmyer.
A double wedding came OF at the
pleasant country home Of John Mes-
ser Tuesday evening. The contract
ing parties were Miss Elisabeth Mes
ser, Mr.. Henry Ksnagy and Miss
Mary Messer snd Lewis II. Dom
myer. Rev. A. b. Kirkland ofileiAt-
Ing.
Rev. T. F. Dornblazer state mis-
ssonary breaches here in the Luth-
ern church Sunday morning and
evening.
Mr.. wm. Redford. Of Salina, was
looking after his business interest
here Tuesday.
Last Tuesday morning at half past
nine o. clock Miss Mary, youngest
ds lighter Of Mr.. and Mrs I. II. Wells
and Mr.. George Humbsrgar, son OF
Peter Humbarger, were Joined In
the holy bonds Of wedloek, they |
were attended by Miss Maggie Wells
sister Of the bride aud Mr.. Ed Blum
don, = cousin Of the bride, after the
ceremony was over they received the
congratulations OF many admiring
friends who were present to help
partake OF the marriage feast. The
bride was handsomely attired In
garment Of old rose trimmed In white
plush and looked very charming.
Mr.. sndMrs. HumbaTger go TO house
keeping at once Oh their farm eight
miles west Of this place. Below we
give n partial list OF the many
presents from loving friends.
Mrs. I. II. wellF, brides mother,
bedspread asd towels;
Maggie Wells one doz. napkins; Ba-
III and Charlie Wells, one pair Of
.ilk Kerchiefs; Mrs. +. M. wagstafi,
Toilet set; Mrs. +. Wells, brides
sunt. table cover; Mrs. Geo. Kephart
ne pair Of towels; Ed Blundon,
AXE stand; Mrs. john Farrell,
handsome work basket; Miss Jen-
lie Gallon pair Of towels; and mary
,,her articles which we were una
lie 10 get the dOners name.
JEWEL.
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LrNbsBoRs.
rF0n, A. M.-l

1 IFrom the NewLl
| Considerable thisving IL reportsS
the past week. Keep on the alsr
and the guilty party viii not escsp'
the Law very long
George Lutz has sold his Interest
In the DolmOnIco restaurant at Sail
M, and is spending the week will
his friend "Dick Jukes.r
Cashier John A. Swenson, Of The
First National bank Of this city VA
elected secretary Of the Kansas
State Bankers Association, which
held its annual session this week Al
Pittsburg, Kas.
Saturday, November Sth, MIs.
Kate johnson, OF this city, visited Fl
the old Talbot place just southeast Of
the city. While engaged In play in
the barn loft accidently fell out OF
the wide door upon . pile Of broken
bricks thirteen feet below, IufiistlnE
severe scalp wound-eleven inches
IN length. We are informed that
she has rallied wonderfully from this
dangerous mishap and will soon be
herself again.
The Lindsborg Milling Company
filed its charter with the secretary OF
State yesterday. Capital stock t2o,-
600. The directors for the first year
J B. Ehrsam, C. HUFFMAN, c. NJ.
Chase, Of Enterprise, c. Eberhart, OF
Sslina, and Jeorge f. Eberhardt, OF
The gentlemen connected
with this enterprise are men Of cap
itsl, and their standing In their re-
spective communities ls Of such char
acter as to make the organization
one OF the strongest Of the kind In
the state Of Kansas.
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SNOLAN sIFTINus.
From our own correspondent.

From our own correspondent.
MessTs. Frank Eager aud Andrew
Johnson were the guests of Claus
Sjogren Sunday. The day was
passed in talking and amusemcnts.
Mr.. Eager lost his pipe aud ca cents
will he given TO the finder OF the
property II he will return IL.
There were a good many Of our
people ut Salina Saturday.
One day Alma Ostberg went up Ia
John Wilson's, and coming home a
gray cat followed her. Says Fina
SIOgren, That's our eat" mo, thI.
II new eat.
Charley Hoffman is building a
barn.
Albert Danielson brought his
brothers, Charley and John, home
from Bethany college, at LindsJorg.
last Friday. The boys give the school
good recommendation.
Dan d.: "If you don't care for
him, Why did you let him take your
hand, as 1 saw him do the other
night?" Anna E.: "WelI, Dan, !
couldn't very well help it. He has
let me take his arm so often, you
know.
Swan Carlberg went TO Marquette
last Friday on business.
Mrs. Gust. Sjogren IL on the sick
list.
Frank Drevits has the walls and
roof completed on his new building.
Charles Johnson has been sick for
some time. We all wish to hear Of
his recovery.
There was q dance In the empty
store building last Friday evening,
and Q large number Of the young
people were present. There were So
numbers sold.
A. Brown occupied his new resi-
dence In Smolan q short time ago.
We undertand he ls going to be eitI-
zen for some time.
Claus Sjogren had TO make an extra
trip TO Salina the other day fer the
purpose Of having q tooth pulled.
That's right; pull them every time
they are not satisfactory.
Mr.. Swan Brodine claims that the
Farmers Alliance can't lose more
than ! cent per bushel in shipping
their wheat, aud a. that is Swans
commission 90 that IL not lost by .
durn sight. IL Il, swan?
The rain we had the other Sunday
was worth speaking Of. We now
have . crop insured for next year.
Pastor Floren, Of salina ives de-
describing his trip 10 Sweden at the
8. E. L. church, Of Salemsburg, last
Monday evening. The people were
anxious to hear anything about the
old country. BRICK.
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Tourist sleeping cars are now run
between Boston and San Francisco,
via Salina.
These cars leave Los Angeles Mon
day, San Francisco, Tuesday, Sail
IA Saturday, At s q. m, and run
through TO Boston. Returning leave
Boston and New York Thursday,
Chicago Saturday, Sallna Sunday,
at ! p. m, running through to Les
and San Francisco.
This gives Salina through line Of
tourist sleepers via the Missouri Pa
cific Railway to principal points east
and west including Chicago, Boston,
Salt Lake City and San Francisco.
The charges for berths are low, the
service equal TO the best and the
time fast.
Remember this via THE MISSOU-
RI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
II. w. RIoRDAN, Agent.
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The acreage Of wheat In Dickinson
IL much larger than It has been for q
good many years, Ifnot larger than
ever before. For the greater part OF
the wheat we can say, II looks as
fine as we ever saw It. The weather
has been all we could have wished
for and we believe the wheat Is GO
ing into winter In fine condition and
we will have a good crop.-Hope
DisD0frh,
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rHIsK or rHIsAnnnExr

New Mexico presents peculiar at.
fractions TO the home seeking farm.
er. What are they2 Here II one OF
them Cultivable land bears % small
9 proportion to total area, that home
demand exceeds supply, and that
means high prices for farm products,
And another: Development Of mines
and lumber interests causes q eontin.
ually increasing need for food. For
instance: Corn In New Ne xico Is
worth IS cts. per bushel when 90
Kansas Il only brings 10 cts, and
ether things In like proportion. Ir-
rigation, which IL practieed there
and costs little, insures = full crop
every year.
For full information, apply TO II.
+. GriersOn, immigration agent. A.
4. q 4. F. r. r., 800 Kansas avenue,
Topeka, Kansas.
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RAYiIA-yARLEY.

Last Tuesday at the residence Of
Mrs. A. II. Gibson. on South Sew
enIh street occurred the wedding Of
Mr.. w. II. Bayha, Of st Louis, and
Miss Nellie Marley Of this city.
Only the immediate family were
present. The newly married cou-
pie left on the midnight train for
st. Louis their future home.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Hound- mp OF News OF the Vicinity by
JoSraal CorresPondsnts Also the
Cream Of Oar Exchanges.
GYPSUM CITY
-I.rnrlr a.. 49,.

GYPSUM CITY
| From the Advocate!
Mrs. LsmbOtte aud Miss Miunie
Gaultney, Of Salina were In the city
Thursday.
Mrs. r. w. Kingman, Of Saliua,
came out yesterday morning on =
visit 10 relatives in this city.
Miss Margie StItt, who has been
visiting in Ssliha for some time.
came out Tuesday morning to visit
friends here.
Charles Mullen, formerly OF this
place but lately Of Leroy Kansas has
again taken charge Of the depot at
this place rs night operator.
We hesr now that customers who
patronize the new miller, Mr.. Hy-
cite, have 10 bring more sacks than
they were accustomed TO do. The
breadmAker at our house says the
-four made ut this mill called the
Eclipse, can not be- eclipsed. We
asked Dave MacOmber whether 1t il
the miller or the engineer. or
course Dave is modest.
THE HEsSIAS FLv.
The Hesslan fly IL doubtless in the
volunteer and early wheat, but with
plenty Of pasturiug It is thought the
crop will not be greatly damsged.
HOrses, cattle, sheep and hogs hrIvs
on wheat pasture.
James Burt, in answer to our in
quiry whether the fly was eating his
wheat, said his cattle was eating It.
J. w. Adams says sheep are . \
good thing to eat both rye (pastureJ
and ny.
&. =. Everhart. guess there IL
some fly ia my early wheat but / |
am not worrying about u.
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FINE PLAYING CARDS.

Send ten tl0) cents i'm STAMPS or
coin To John Sebastian, Gen'l Tiki
aud Pass. Ag't Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Ry., for a pack Of the
lstest, smoOihest, slickest playing
cards that ever gladlened the eyes
and rIppled along the fingers Of the
devotee to Seven Up, Casino, Dutch,
Euchere, Whist or any other ancient
or modern game, and get your
moneys worth five times over.
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IsreaI Markley has lost three head
Of steers from being shot by hunters,
with chicken shot. Whether the
shooting was intentional or accident
al, he does not know. IL accidental,
IL amounts to criminal carlessness.
lie thinks ne knows who did the
shooting, bu. may not have evidence
enough to convict.-Minneapolis
.NssssB0rr.
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Plymouth Literary and Musical
Society met on Tuesday night at the
Congregational parsonage. This was
probably the largest meeting ever
held, aad . highly entertaining and
Instructive program was presented,
which was prepared under the dIrec-
ton Of Misses spIer, Phillips and
Aucklov. Misses Hamilton, Martin
and Ekstrand have charge Of the
nsxt meetings program, which win
- given . 9sek from Tuesday nlRhs.
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Capt. L. ID. Dobbs, OF Garnett, Kas.
IL rehearsing the war drama, THE
Tennessee Scout" for Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday nights Of next
week, at the opera house. An excel
lent cast Of characters has teen made
up from among our people, and 9
production of superior merit 10 as
sured the citizens. The Captain Is
acting In conjunction with the
Grand Army post for the purpose Of
replenishing the relief fund Of that
noble organization. Capt. DObbs
has twice before appeared In this city
with army plays aud the JOURNAL
when he WAS here before, five years
ago, gave him unstinted praise for
his work then. He presented 1.-THE
Tennessee Scout" Oh three nights Of
week before last &C Sterling, aud net
ted to the post there fIS5. The Ga
rcttc Of that place Of the ed inst,
says:
The three nights engagement Of
Capt. L. ID. DObbs to play 1.-THE Ten
nessee Scout, for Meade Post, closed
on Friday night Of lAst week. The
post committee worked hard, the
captain did good work In drilling the
cast, which was composed Of nearly
fifty Of our home people. AS = drill
master aud manager he IL hard TO
beat. His whole ROul II I'm his work
aud he secured good help from the
cast
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You may sing Of the beauty Of springtims
That CLOVIS on the cheek OF the young,
But I sing OF beauty that's rarer
Than any Of which you have sung.
The beauty that's seen In the faces
OfwOmen WHOSE summer IL DER.
The autunn-like beauty that charms N
Far more than the beauty Of wore.
But this beauty II seen too rarely.
The faces OF most women lose the
beauty Of youth too soon. Female
disorders are like fTosts which come
tn nip the flowers which betOken
good health, without which there
can he no real beauty. IL our
American women would fcrtify
themselves against the approach Of
the terrible disorders so prevalent
among them, by using DIR. Pierce's
Favorlte Prescription, their good
looks would I've retained to a sweet
old age" This remedy IL u guaran-
teed cure for all the distressing
weaknesses and arrangements Pecu-
liar tn woman.
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The musical committee report that
things are arranged for an exception
ally hne entertainment during the
teaehsrs' convention. Prof. Pack.
ards orchestra. Prof. Dome Gexa,
yIolinlst, Miss Ernestins Cotton, q
male quartette and the Mandolin
Club. Meedames HarlIn and Merrill
piano solOists aud the Oesrina Trio
will also appear.
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a large audience greeted Mr.. Chit
tenden At the Y. NJ. e. A. hall Tues
day night In Wichita. The Pleroma
il characterized by persons who
heard Il IS the subllmest and most
beautiful poem produced during the
last quarter Of . century.
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a SaIina landlsdy has q unique
and successfully way Of bringing
star bOarders 10 time. She brought
one 10 time last week by beating
him over the head with n tobacco
nntfaF
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Messrs. J. ID. McGonigal, Ira y.
Collins and a. l.. Green, who are
representatives of the grand army
Of this state. we're In this city Mon
day looking over the work being
done on the reunion grounds aud
letting the contract for water works
Ellsworth Republican.
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THE Rzsr sALyz;tn ~ world tss
Cuts, Bruises, asres, Ulcers, Baii
Rhesn, Fever epseS, Tsesef, CSap.
P-d Hsnss, 0hlsbt.ins, CoFns, ana
All skin EFuPstsas, and positively
cures Piles, % Ne pay reqalfeA. II
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satis-
fsetlon, OF nseosy rsfsAes4. Price
:5eents per boz. For sale By Haghss
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The fires this week would not have
occurred had ordinary precautions
been taken TO prevent them. The
council should appoint . committee
OF inspection TO see that all old fiues
are repaired 80 that damage may not
result ther efrom.
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The c. d. Kirkland Publishing Co.
has purchased another fast press, 4
Pony Campbell, costing $500. Their
always increasing business demands
II. II looks as IL Charlie was getting
ready 10 do the printing for the
atafa
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ExocutOrs' Notice,

NOTICE IN HEREBY GIVEN. That let
~ tiers testamentary ON the estate Of Robor'
Muir. decrascd. were granted 20 the undar.
lS,O. by the Probate Court Of Saline County
Kansas. New, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notinsd that
they must present the same N the under
signed for allowance, within one year from
the date Of said letters or they may Be pre-
cllded from ans henefit OF such estate; and
that ~ such claims be not exhibited withln
three yearS after the date OF said letters, they
sh ~ ~ forever barred.
WILLIAM MUIR.
BRYCE MUIR,
THOMAS ANDERSON,
ceased.
November p, ISn,
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The trustees OF the "a. A. II. OF this
state let the contract for = system Of
water works ON the reunion grounds
at this place to the Lawrence Plumb
ing aud Heating Company Of Law
renee for S3.I2T. Work will he COM
menced at once.-EllswOTth RcpYb-
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The Ladies Of the English Luther
an church will in the near future,
give an "OId Folks Concert" The
best talent Of the city has been en-
gagged to take part. The singers will
all be in costumes OF aye Olden
Time" and It will be an entertain
meut well worth attending.
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The ladies Aid Society Of Ply
mouth church sent away box Of
goods for one Of the missionaries Ia
the western part of the state this
week. IL contained clothing, $40 In
cash and other supplies,
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Mr.. aud Mrs. r.. X. futile OF st.
Louis and Mrs. Chas. Dinner, OF
Terrs Haute, Ind, arrived In the
city last Monday 10 be present nj
the BayhA-Varley nuptials.
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Mr.. f. X. futile, former resident
Of Salina, and at one time connected
with the Journal, Is in the city
shaking bands with old RcquRint-
ances. MIR. futile IL now connected
with the Union PACIFIC RY.
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The 7. 7. l.. Dancing Club gave
their second dance Of the season
iB Red Mems Hail last Tuesday
night. This club Is composed Of
the young bloods Of the city and are
giving some swell dances.
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The Rev. Mr.. Cowgirl, Of st. Johns
School SSlins, will hold services At
81. Peters Episcopal Church, on
Sunday, Nov. 23d, at n a. M. and
$3.50 .. m.-MiuneaPOlis Messenger.
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Geo. NJ. Hull, Of the Conkle Mort
gage Co, will soon leave Salina Ia
accept n flrst-class position la one Of
the government departments at
Washington.
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The pulpit Of the Presbyterian
church will be filed 10y tina Rev.
George y Bean. Of Clay Center, IN
exchange with the Rev. Foulk-s,
next Sut',.sy,
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are not slow to understand that In
order to warrant their manufacture,
than ordinary merit and curative
properties. DR.. Pierce's Golden
b. sdlcal Discovery 10 the only blood
meu. 'ciue sold, through druggists,
under - positive guarantee that 10
viii bene,Ht or cure or money paid
for IL will b. returned. In blood,
skin and scalp q, >esses, and for all
serofulous affections, 10 In specific.
$500 Reward offered by the prcpris-
tors OF DR.. Sage's Catarrh' remedy
for an iucurable case.
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&. B. Kirkland. OF Salina, Was in
town Wednesday on business with
the J. b. Ehrsam Machine Go. Mr..
Kirkland Is q candidate for state
printer and deserves 10 be elected As
he Is a first-clsss practical printer,
and will be able Ia perform the
duties of the Office I'm way that will
give universal satisfaction. We hope
he may he "hay seed" enough TO get
there.-Entsrprise journal.
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The Young Peoples Societies Of
Christian Eudeavor held . pleasant
union meeting at st. Johns Luther
au church gu Tuesday night
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The John 4 Joe Barber shop has
five fret class BARRIERS. no waiting,
shave 10 cents hair cutting y cents
Rsznrs ground and honed, at III
santa Fe Ave.
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8. NJ. FerlIn q Co. mean busln es.
when they advertise and will posi-,
lively TO out Of business about Dec
10Th. So now II . rare chance foI
bargains.
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The N,ms got out n double edition
yesterday and will rest to-day In
order to give editor Padgett's dllating
powers a chance.
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