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The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

The following from tiss county
attorney ought 10 set st rest some
very exaggerated statements made
relative % the cost Of certain legal
proceedings In Saline county:
Enron sUS: I SEE In the last Issue
Of TuE ssIIxA sUx, the statement that
the costs IN the case Of the State Of
Kansas Va z. A. Schwartz amount to
ei 900 70 si 800 and no conviction.
The official fee hill on Gle in the
csunty clerks offer shows that the costs
in the Schwartz case paid by the county
were only tIT2.s5. To this amount
should b. sdded the costs Of the jury
made in TRYING the case, which could
not exceed $4,000.
The entire costs Of the SChWartz case
we're less than t2Ss.OO instead cf e1.-
800.
The entire amount paid as mileage
and fees 10 all Jurors 81 the June term
Vas only e230.0o. The genrrsl court
expense bill for the team, which includes
costs Of sunmoning Jurors, was only
tigS.Oc.
The regular panel, thirty jurors, vas
drawn for the June term long before
Schwartz Was arrested, and the only
jury costs chsrgeable 20 the SchwsrtE
case were the costs of tslesmen and for
the time spent in the trial Of the case.
That there was ground for the suit
agsinsi Schwartz can be inferred from
the fact that the court enjOined him
IRON maintsining = nuisance and from
selling liquor UPON much less evidence
than that presented in the jury case.
The county commissioners and county
attorney have been publicly censured -
for spending the peoples money in prose
cutting original package men. Only one
case has been brought BY the county
attorney Agsinst original package agents
and that 4 civil action on the complaint
Of = citizen Of the county who don't
claim IN lie a"temIersncr crank either,
and the court on the evidence presented
enioining the party from maintaining
q nuisance, aud the case has not cost the
county 8 cent
II is wonderful Of what some people
in the interests Of the saloon will resort
for the purpose Of bringing contempt
upon the enforcement Of Law 10 Kansas
II the pains taken 10y some men in
the county TO misrPreseHt the officers
Of the Law Was directed toward their as
sistence, violations Of law would be
less frequent, and its enforcement better
sustained.
/ presume this article Nas written
from statements reCklessly made to
you 10y designing parties, as hsve rea-
soas TO think YOU. have no desirr to re-
fleet upon me in any Uay.
Very respectfully, f. W. BLAIR.
County Attorney.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21
LINDsBoRo.

Mrs.. 7. J. Piumley, Of salina
visited with Mrs. E. Jerrett and
and Mrs.. J. 3. Curtis, Of this city
the FIRST Of the week.
The Misses Lamkin and Hagler,
Of 8slina, visited With the family Of
c. l.. Newman, Of this city, the past
week.
The o. p. man at AePheFson kick
ed . hole through the cslaboose and
'skeedadled" TO his native land
Missouri. Tie Repub.icon says the
'boose must be fixed u II costs the
city $50.
The county commissioners at
their last meeting made levy for
sinking fund for this school district,
No. 8, 10 pay or o, 600 schools at the
rate Of 81 900 per snnum, eommsne-
ing with this year.
On Sept. I, 1884, General Leonsrt
ThorstsssoB, Q famsus Swedish
warrior, led the Swedish army on to
. victory At Breltenaeld. The
anniversary Of which is now being
celebrated throughout America.
We would like 10 see the swedish
people Of this city arrange to eele-
brats the event. Such . celebration
would be Of general bensft.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

Col. w. A. Phillips, Of SRllna, has
been spending q few days In Mime
sPOIis, for the double purpose Of Is-
newinR some old aequaintances and
looking into the matter Of chances for
the congressional nomination this
fall. While here he made . pleas
ant call st the Hess'Hger office. We
always enjoy conversation with Mr..
Phillips. Having come to Kansas
in territorial days, as correspon-
dent for the New York Tribune be
il well equipped In the knowledge Of
the state and her public men. Few
men can recall more interesting re-
miniscences Of our early history
than can be. The colonel In the
course Of his talk, expressed the be-
lief that the people were almost
SOlidly opposed TO Mr.. Anderson,
and would not again nominate him,
the people thought six terms for
Anderson was enough. This 10 also
Mr.. Phillips own opinion. OF
course Mr.. Phillips makes no boasts
Of his strength, and yet il was not
difficult to discover that he thought
he stood a very good chance for the
nomination, and II he could be pri-
vately interviewed on the subject,
we doubt not that he would admit
that he ought to receive IL. The
Nsss'Hg"r has been treating the
congressional nomination to very
little attention, and IL was therefore
impossible for us To give Mr.. Phillips
any encouragement, although we
take pleasure IN saying tha, he IL .
very pleasant gentleman indeed J.,
aud a very honorable oue.-Nin-
%. dpoliS Ncss'Hpsr.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21
NEW .DEPaRTrRE IN rHE WEST.
- u h'NH
Superintendent.

The west IL full Of new thin g and
adventures. No place in the world
IL the opportunity 80 grest for ad-
vancemPnt. Its youth and the push
and energy of the people make Il an
experimental ground for enterprises
that have long fiourished and pros
pered in the east. The people in the
west should rejoice that they are
year after year enjoying more and
more the benefits and privileges
that their ancestors have never en-
joyed.
In SslIna has heen opened . New
England Kitchen to give our people
IN opportunity tOenisy the culinary
dslicacies that have long been fa-
nous In the east. In this kitchen
can be found the famous Boston
brown bread, Boston baked beans,
and many other things that will
create . new aud pleasing sensation
In the essPhagus Of many Of our
people.
The west room Of the Old Fel-
lows building has been fitted up In
first class style, where those wish
ing can oblitsrate the cravings Of
suffering humanity.
A visit 20 the cooking department
Of this establishment reveals the
fact that eSerythIng Is ss clean and
neat as 10 r. PessIbie for It 10 be.
The cooking Il done entirely by
steam and II under the manage
ment Of people who have had years
Of experience. A private dining
and banquetting room and parloi
will soon be fitted up on the second
floor. Hungry people can be &c.
commodated from o o'clock .. m. %
2 o'clock .. m. The following is The
BILL OF FARE.
Meats-Freneh spieed beef, cold
rosst beef, baked ham, turkey and
duck Tin season., roast chicken
French and American salmon, sar'
dimes. baked fish or Fridays.
Breads-Hot Boston brown bread
New YORK salt rising. hot rolls
home yeast bread, Graham bread.
PAstry-Apple pie, lemon pie, eus
tard pie, jelly tsrts and fruit cake
plain jelly rolls, dough nuts, ginger
snaps, etc.
Reslshes-Boston baked beans
salad, het tomato soup, eatsup
sweet pickles, olives, etc.
Teas, ecfFses, chocolates, eoe0a-
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

BY request we copy from n Har-
risburg, Pa, paper the following ac-
count Of the reception given Rev.
Robert Cochren, who is known to
many OF our people:
There were flowers and music aud
the best of good times last evenin-
ing at Olivet Presbyterian church
despite the fact that rain poured
continually. IL was the occasion Of
a most hearty welcome to the new
pastor, Rev. Robert Cochren, in the
shape Of u reception under the aus
pices Of the Young Peoples Society
Of Christian EndeavOr. Mr.. COch-
rem Was deeply touched. aud said in
response to the words of welcome
by A. l.. Croft, in behalf of the con-
gregation, that There are times in
ones life, when the Joy ef ones
heart can be best shown in silence,
and that words cannot tell the Joy
he felt 10 receiving 80 hearty vel
come" A good program VAS rem
dered by friends of the society and
was enjoyed by those present.
Largely the success Of the Tecep-
ton was due To the energetic effort
Of the social and floral committees
Of the Christian EndeavoT Society.
The chairman Of these committees,
Miss Jennie Il. George, Of the for
mer, and Miss AthelbeTtba French,
Of the latter, assisted 10y an active
corpse of workers, had in hand
the details Of the reception. Their
work was we'll done The arrange
menIs Of pOtted plants, cut flowers
and singing birds was handsome,
and added at once q charm that
made all forget the rain without
and think only Of tine sunshine
within. Notwithstanding the dBip-
ping rain Of the evening the audi
enee room and church parlOrs were
FL! filled with interest workers.
The reception Vas made interest
ing by addresses, songs and other
features. These exercises made up
q good round half OF the evenings .
program, but as no doubt many
thought The other and better half
was no less enjoyable. Ice cream
aud cakes were served In the
church parlOrs and at tables pret-
tily arranged and laden with cut
flowers and surrounded with sing
Ing birds. Everyone gave them
selves up To an hour of social In
tercourse that will not soon be for
gotten by those present.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

In recognition Of the demands Of
the travelling Kansas public, the Tn
ion Pacific has put In service an
early morning train out Of Kansas
City, leaving Kansas City daily at
s:s5, making all stops between Kan
as City, salins and Mcpherson, ar
riying at Salina st $50 p. m, and II
Mcpherson at Z T:05 p. m. Returning
this tarin leaves AePherson $50 ..
m, Sslina at n 30 O. m, and arrives
at Kansas City at s:lO p. IN.
This will enable the people In the
eastern part of the state To leave
their homes, visit Deighboring cities
and return home the same day.
II is hoped that the Inauguration
Of this service win accommodate {
large number Of people who have
heretofore been unable % do this.
THIS train leaves Sallna going ees'
at n % o. m.
This train arrives at 5allna going
vest st 40 p. m. w. 3. Bars,
Agent.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21
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Rssssss nssss Fer asslsss ar.ea Lsse.
e odA Fe1lswa - repeka. Ese-.
eept. fSfh - soth
For the shove named meeting
the UnIcn Fasiae, The Overland
Route has made Q one fare rate for
those desiring 90 attend. Tickets
will be on sale from Sept. l1th 10
2oth from points within 30 miles
Of Topeka; from points beyoad the
800 mile limit, tisksts viii BE sold
sept. 18th and 18th.
The final limit on al deksts will
be made September I'D.
The Union Pacific. with its sx-
eellsnt local service In Kansas, 10
the fayorite route for persons at
tending this meeting. and In all
cases your tickets should read via
that line. For further information
apply to the undersigBed, who will
kindly furnish you time and trains,
rates, etc. c. ID. wRIoHT,
Agent U. p. System. salins.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

Col. VIM. 4. Phillips, Of SslIns,
has announced himself ass candi-
date for congress In the Fifth dis
triet. He thinks the opposition 10
John A. Andrrson is growing, and
that he cannot be reelected. Col.
Phillips il one Of the mest interest
ing figures IN Kansas history. He
is the IoandeT Of SAlinR, and has had
an eventful career. He went to
Kansas in 1855 ~ the correspondent
Of the New YOrk Tribune. The
state At that time wAs . great fad"
with Horace Greeley. Phillips kept
the struggling territory prominently
before the readers Of this Tribune
and rendered her invaluable service
in that way. He Was = member Of
the Forty-third. Forty-fourth and
FOTiy-afth congresses, and served
his state with distinction at the
national capital. He IL q man Of
fine literary attainments, and 10 the
author Of several books. He is q
more polished man than Anderson
aud might even cope with him in
the forum-K. c. Star.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21
ShEriHs sale.


Robert n. Iambora
va
The National Solar salt
Company, y corporation or
ganiGed under the laws Of
the staie of Colorado, r. J. fCAs- No. ~
wemys. Benjamin NicEer-
aou. the FARMERS state
Bank Clarence Wilson Heu-
lamin 2. Horn and NaryC.
Tyler.
~ virtue of an order OF sale issued out oi
Of the laStrt-i Couri of the .sEh Judicial dis
trict within sud rthe County of saline and
state of Kansas. In the aboye entitled case.
and tn me directed aud delivered. will On
Tuesday. the 9Th day Of September.
A u lsss,, ~ n'clc~k +. m. standard time of
sa!d day. NJ the East door Of the Court house
IN the city oi ~alina. Saline County. EabSa<.
Offer for sale at public auction IN the highest
and bs-t bidder ior -stsli In hand, the follow
ing deS-ritps-d resi- estate. 20 Nu:
The west half cf the northwest quarter "
srctlon twenty y-thTe- ~. in township thlr-
teen II. ~puth of range one 0 west uf the
sixth principal meridian IN the county Of 50
line aud state of Kansas. With tenemenis
herrdiamenis AMI appurtennn~-s thsrruuto
belonging said rpsl e-tate l. taken A. the
property uf the aboN named defendants
without apprsisemen' and will h. -pli 10
satisfy aid order II ssle nr n part thereof
Given under INV hand this 9TH day OF Aug
uSf. 4 Il. lSs fEEnH QTINTN.
r. Shrrin 0f saline Go kanss>.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21


On New England or New Yers
railroad? No. On the SAINTS Fe:
Yes. This train runs daily on the
shortest line between Kansas City
and Chicago, and Is also known -
Pullman vestibule express, Santa
Re route. Lighted by electricity,
heated By steam, with handsome re-
elining chair ears, . library for the
studlous, fns dining cars service for
the hungry, and fast time for those
In O hurry. when Nellie bly, vas
In . hurry she travelled the Santa Fe
route. For additional information
inquire Of Geo. II. Anthony agent
Santa Pc route or write tn Geo. +.
Nicholson, q. p. 4 T. A, ToPeks,
Kansas. n.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

There ought to be law prevent
ing the smoking Of cigarettes By
boys. A number Of instances Of this
habit producing impoteney, delIr-
Ium, insanity, weakening Of the
system, and other lad conditions
have been reported from time 10
time. The latest report IL Of .
young man in Chicago twenty years
OF are who has been made insane By
excessive smoking. To the young
the habit is vieiously bad, and II
INDUCED In to excess. produces
death or worse. Boys, don't smoke
cigarettes.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

Real estate transfers for the week
ending Aug. l6, $50, amounting TO
SIS, ,s2B, furnished by T. ID. FItzPst-
rick, abstracter:
DIG Denton and VT to EdW ard e
Thomas wd sls9 vt. Tli5
Hartman Berg and Wf to Ida J
Berg wd o. 800 lots .: and ~ l2th II
Phillips End add TO Saliua
RP Hughes 20 W & Glidden ct nj
Nd $3.50 blk s Hughes add 10 ga
lima
Csspar Briner and VT to Albert
Briner ct al wd 5000 mel I4j
WIN ] Gleason TO Josephine TTieeT
wd $50 pt sv I8li3
"A Mcclure and VI TO Amanda
NJ Walker I'D 81 500 VI swia ; IS -
JB Bsrnwsll and wf TO Emma J
Bales nd $50 lot blk 3 KlBgman' =
sdd to Gypsum City
L ) TO EphraiIn simpson pat :
seis l4lS5
GIN Eastman and VT tn q @ But
ler qcd sloO lots 3 and 5 Calkins
add 10 Sslina
Jas l. Daily and wf to Clarence 4
Brown nd g., ,eOosi, nvi 9lll
r SudendoFf and wf TO lst
| National bank Nd 800 uud I. int In
lots 81 and . State 1t Muir add to
6allna
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21
rHE oLD sErrLkRs REUNION

The old settlers Of Saline county
will hold their reunion at Oak Dale
park, city Of Saliaa on the lIth day
Of Sept $50.
The management have decided To
have q basket picnic for the occasion,
aud invite all male citizens not yet
members, Of N years residence 10
join the association. In 50 doing
you make 9 record Of yourself and
family, a. To place nf birth and resi-
dence in Saline county, Kansas, all
Of which will make . valuable re-
cord and history for future refer
ence. This day should be observed
by alI the old settlers and their
families, not only "a one OF pleasure,
but To relate and recall the many
incidents Of the early settlement Of
the county, many Of which would
be interesting to the public In
general. The management are
making every effort to make the day
. pleasant aud profitable Que to all,
and desire every old settler to take .
lively interest to make the reunion
q success.
A few old settlers will be selected
90 give short addresses. and also
some prominent speakers from
abroad connected with the early
settlement aud history of Kansas
will be present..
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21
NOTICE.

ordered by the hoard of county commits
sionrrs that the order made on the 18Th day
OF July. lsp. calling m electioa for the puT-
po-s VI voting ON the yroposition 70 Issue In
iernal improvement boGds, Eaid election %
be held on the ssth day Of August. isy: b.
and the same II hereby revoked aud the
clerk u Inst iructed 70 notify the township
trustees aud city authorities. aud have mr.
ther publication In the Saline Csuniy JOUE-
Nal siopp-I
I'll. ABBIsON
l-nnnfN l,lrFk
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

LFron tbs Esrsld.l
T. E. Scott hsd his windmill
touer and mill moved from the
house 20 q new well he has dng 70
the northwest Of the barn. e
Miss Minnie lockwood, Of salina,
sho was visiting her sister, Mrs..
McGurk for . couple Of weeks, len
for home last Saturday.
The farmers alliance Of this and
surrounding townships. will have .
picnic 1t ecotrs grove on the eth Of
September. Good speakers will b
In attendance and plenty Of fun.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER
Of Bourbon, Ind, says: Both
myself and wife owe our lives
to sHILOH's CONSUMPTION
CURE" Sold by o. G. TObey q Co.,
general agents.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21
xEv CAMBRIA CH1TTERrSss.

From our own correspondent
Another nice rain Monday night
and the farmers feel very much en-
couraged.
Rev. J. ". BlundOp, OF Ksnopolis,
visited his son and daughter here .
few days this week.
Memo TarbeIl and wife are re-
jolcing over the birth Of . daughter.
Cambria now has four wheat buy
eTs.
Frank Dibert, Of Eureka, Green
wood county, Kansas, spent the first
Of the week here with the family Of
8. ID. DonmYer.
John J. Thompson, OF Enterprise,
Kas., accompanied by his brother,
Of Lincoln, Kas., spent Sunday here.
Jerry Weaver took two ear loads
Of cattle 10 Kansas City last week.
Several Cambrisites attended the
Alliance picnic at Miles last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rueh are the
happy parents Of . little daughter
just one week old to-day.
Henry Messer is quite seriously
III.
A handsome tower has been bull;
On the Lutheran church making
quite IN improvement. Messrs
Jones and Ksrns, q Sslins, dent
the work.
Mlss Ida wheelef viii teach the
school In District No. this winter.
JEWELL.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

There il . dispute about the re-
pairing Of the Iron avenue bridge
across the Smoky Hill. The county
thinks the city ought TO do the
repairing, and the authorities Of the
city think the county ought 60 do q.
In the meantime u is very evident
that the repairs ought TO be made
without delay. The lumber for the
floor is on the groued and no delay
should be had in doing the work.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

The number Of cigars smoked In
this city il very large-larger than
most people suppose. During the
last year Mr.. Stevens, Of the Ma
tiOnal drug store, sold 7O,IOO cigars
and over aO,OOO cigarettes. There
are . number Of places In the city
where cigars are sold, and the ag-
gregsts must be very large indeed.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

WHY WILL YOU cough whs n
ShfIoh's Cure will give immediate
relief. Price 10 cts, 50 cts. and 81.
Sold by o. e. Tobey a Co., general
agents.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

ARE You MADE tnl.srsbls By
indigestion. constipation, dlExiuesE,
lose Of appetite, yellow skin. Shi-
loh's Nitalizer .. positive cure.
Sold by o. e. roisy q Co., gen.
ernl agentf.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

Chas. wagstsfi returned from Dos
ton lat Monday where he mSde ar
rAng"Inents to enter the cnnservs-
tory Uf music next monIh.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

The New England kitchen sent
out - gallons Of soups last Monday,
and s. chickens on Tuesday to Pri-
Vate parties. The smallest part Of
the business il done at the house.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

A sixteen mile horseback ride IL
Whst some Of our youLg men are in
duiginE In before breakfast.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21
BRoOKvILLE
From the Transcript.

Miss Carrie Fritz IL now visiting
In SaIina.
J.F. Johns shipped = ear load Of
hogs Wednesday to Kansas City.
Hugh and Tom. Carliu were up
from Salina Saturday last.
We are pleased TO note the success
Of one Of our old neighbors living
now near Trenton in Saline county,
we speak Of John GiIler who thresh-
ed 635I bushels Of wheat from three
hundred acres Of ground. Mr.. Giller
came TO this county = few years sgO
from Ohio, is an old soldier and .
hard worker and attends strictly 10
business, and we congratulate him
on his success.
We are continually being asked
the question. what abOut the salt
hole? Meetings were held and
everyone seemed anxious TO hurry
the matter along 10 the spring, on
the lTth Of June an election was
held and there was Q unanimous
vote for the bonds, since then every
thing has been mum, and no salts
factory answer can be obtained
either from the council or company.
Il may he for the interest Of the city
to keep quiet about any Of this busi-
ness but 10 90 we fail TO see it, the
citizens would be better pleased and
we should say that they are entitled
10 know something about u, II the
matter IL dropped, Why not say 80
We should BE- pleased to learn that
the bonds were issued, and sold, the
contract let, and signed, and 10 see
that the work was going on, the
summer IL passing away and the
winter will soon be upon us let there
be no delay In the matter.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

Mrs LAura NJ. Johns leaves to-day
for South Dakota for q couple Of
months work In the interest Of the
equal suffrage association.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

T'Ir Presidential Reception
will he given by the LAdies Aid
Society OF the NJ. r Church Oct.
GTd Come one. Come all.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

James Chase has gous to Newport.
Rhode Island, intending to remain
during the season, for the beIefit Of
hi- health which j. poor.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

Do not forget the game of ball the
Obers will play With the Denver
club tomorrow. IL will he . lively
game aud worth seeing.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

The Ladies' Aid Soriety Of the NJ.
r.. Church will give an Experience
Dollar" entertainment Sept. 18th.
4 good attendance is desired.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

Out uf IpB counties In Kansas
fouriy- four do not have n puupsT.
An exchange said = paper. Some
people are mean enough 20 consider
the two words synonyms in Kansas.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

Spectseles fitted to imperfect Vis-
ion with the aid Of scientific april
anees, at II. whitehead's.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21
-AAnHA's eETTIse BETTER

There 10 gisdnees In the household:
The shRdov fades away
That darkened al the sunshine
az many . summer day
-Oh. mamma'- getting better"
The happy children cry,
And the light of hope shine bright again
In the isving husbands eye.
In thousands OF homes women
are "sick unto death" with the ter.
rible disease 10 common to thsii
sex, aud Il would seem as II all the
happiness had gone out Of life and
the household in consequence. Fol
when the wife and mother suffer,
All the family suffers with her. Thi.
ought not 10 be, aud u need not be
for . never-fslling remedy for WON.
ans ailments is At hand. Many .
home has been made happy beeauss
the shadow Of disease has been ban.
ished from II by the potent power Of
DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
the unfslliug remedy for all weak.
nesses and diseases peculiar to
women.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

HRLk Struble ard wife were ar
rested last Monday night for drunk
enness and disorder aud resisting an
officer. The latter charge is brought
against Mrs. siruble for pulling the
mArshal's whiskers.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

Mrs. Fanny Turner, Of Indiana,
Psid her daughter, Mrs. y. r.
Ethell. q short visit last week.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-21

The shipment of plaster from
Gypsum CITY continues lively, with
many orders In hand. A train Of
twenty ear loads has just left there
for Minneapolis. Mimi.