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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15

FeAsKyoRr. Mich, Oct ia = The
steamer Dewar. owned BY y. q. Cham
bers. Yves stolen Saturday night from
hor dock here. Every effort possible is
bcing made to catch the pirates
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-10-15
y,..a ca,l.y 70 Embe..lsmsnt.

GnAxp RAPIDS, Mich, Oct. la--John
D. Nicholas late assistant postmsster as
Berries 6pf,n pleaded guilty IA the
Unitsd btats 4 Court Saturday 70 embez-
ling postal money orders and will re-
ceive sentence this week. He 10 tho SON
Of ono OF tho most prominent men IN inc
town. Hid father has made mp the loss
ana strong influence is being brought 70
bear y hare hisgepten nsdp !efsy{
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-06

The president did not enter the
White House with vOciferous declar-
atiOns OF his superiority Of the rest
Of mankind. He never pretended
that he possessed q monopoly Of
vlVic virtues, and that wisdom would
die with him. But, having taken
the oath Of Office, be forth with began
the great work Of raising the stand
ard Of public service, demorallEed
by four years OF Democratic incom-
petence aud perVersity. IL was not
a task which could lie suddenly ae-
cOmplished, but there was no relax
alton Of effort, and already q trans
formation has been wrought. Know
ledge, and discipline have taken the
place Of ignorance, and slOIh, and
confusion, and the old spirit Of 10y
Ality to duty has been rekindled In
every branch OF the public service.
A foreign policy which uphOlds
national honor without turbulence
and enlarges national influence with
out iniimidiiy; q postal service
which 10 constantly embracing new
territory and Accelerating established
communications; . naval admins
tratiOn which 10 already famous nj
home and abroad; n department Of
justice which IL alert, economical
and unsmlTcbed by pan-electric or
other scandals; and financial man
ngement which IL implicitly trusted
by all the WOrld-these are some of
the first fruits Of Republican IestOr-
alton.
The spirit which IL thus sxempli-
fled Mt the national capital Is per-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-06

The Union Pacific Ry also known
a. The Overland Route, has lately
added to ill., service n number of new
cars (which by the way are built by
the world famous Pullman Com
'any) entitled COlOnIst Sleepers,
aud which for convenience and COM
fort are but little behind the hand
some Pullman Palace Tar. The cars
are designed for the use aud com
fort Of the COlOnist, who with his
family intend moving west to grow
up with the country.
The only difference between these
ears and the regular first-class Pull
man IL that the Cnlouist sleeper IL
not upholstered. There are four
teen sections In each ear, and sepa-
rate toilet rooms for ladies and
gentlemen. At night, by means Of
sliding head boards and heavy
damask curtains, n much privacy Il
secured as u In the regular first-class
sleeper. Plenty Of fresh, clean
towels aud n good supply OF water
are also to be found. a uniformed
porter accompanies each car to look
after the comfort and attend tn the
wants OF the passenger, and no
smoking II allowed. IL certainly
seems that for cheap aud commodl-
Gus sleeping accommodations, while
travelling, these cars cannot be ex-
celled. IN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-06

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THE Press Is now National NcwSpaner,
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THE PRFS- has the brightest Editorial
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The PREss sunday edition H. n splendid
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fHE Pass weekly edition contains nil the
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THE nIsHrIEsr or RIVER.

Brazil Letter to the New York Tribune.
The Amazon, mightiest OF Tiyers
scatters among sandbars and drift.
Ing shoals the currents that have
fieWed for thousands of miles In
majestic course from the slopes OF
the Andes. The channel i'm the last
$50 miles IL blocked with islands,
gradually increasing In size until the
delta Is rounded out by MarajO
island, with it's circuit Of nearly 500
miles. Among these Accommodations
OF sand, drift and slime, which an
equatorial sun clothes with rank
vsrdure, Il squAnders with royal
prOdigaiity the resources borrowed
from q hundred tributaries; but so
vast are its reserves of power that II
retains its identity for leagues sea
ward and forms currents which are
felt nifty miles from the delta.
Other rivers are instantly swallowed
up by the sea: but the Amazon, in
stead Of leaping to its death, cOntin-
uss Its triumphant course, a river In
the ocean.
The Amazon, IL the Para river he
included as the southern channel, Is
100 miles wide at its mouth. Para
itself, the nOIthernmost city OF
Brazil, lies at the gateway Of the
most wonderful river system OF the
world. 10 IL the commercial depot
and distributing point for 1000
miles Of navigable Eater. The Anna
EOn watershed embraces twenty-five
degrees OF latitude aud thirty-iive
degrees Of longitude.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-06
THE BOON .

IseaveuWorth Times.
Two years aud q half have elapsed
since the "buOm" in 1851, aud the
country has not yet recovered from
10. Indeed. ia some parts OF the state
lie effects are just beginning to be
felt. A Lawrence contemporary
does not seem 10 he favSTAbly i'm
pressed with the proposed eflart OF
the Kansas Immigration society to
attract settlers, aud in commenting
upon Il after citing the boom ia 1857 a.,
declares: kansas wants no more
bOOms," Kansas wants no more such
bOoms, but Kansas does want her
claims 80 presented to the people
who will come to the west this sea-
son. that they will come TO Kansas.
The boom of lSs1 MAS not one that
brought new people to the state. An
examination Of II will disclose the
fact that u was n wild speculation
in town lots, confined almost en-
tlrely 10 the inhabitants Of the towns
and q few professional boomers who
went from town to tswn. Some OF
the towns increased in population, II
10 true, but the increase was nj the
expense Of the surrounding country.
The farmers rushed la town to get
rich by speculation. Kansas wants
no more Of that, but size does want n
great maRy people to come In from
the east and make their homes here
aud help build up the state. This IL
the kind Of boom the I'm migration
society seeks Ca get up and Kansas
wants ID and wants IL bad.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-06

Pittsburg has had q proposition to
erect q nail works at that place. II
established, $50 men will be EN-.
ploysd.
Mrs. Agnes MeMaster, living near
Abilene, aWoke the other morning
to find her 4-months-Old babe smOth.
cred 70 death In bed.
A Cherokee newspaper booming
the health OF Kansas, says there Is
q citizen of that town, q woman, who
10 ltIS years old.
Judge Foster has approved the
f1OO,OO0 bond Of Barnard Kelly,
United States pension agent. The
bond II signed by several wealth y
residents Of EmpOria.
Lee FOng, q Topeka Chinamau,
applied TO the district court for the
right Of citizenship, but was denied
10y Judge Guthrie, owing to the act
Of congress fOrbiddiHg such q pro-
ceeding.
An appropriation Of $500 will
be asked for from congress for the
soldiers home at LeavenwOrth that
the veterans may be nsds more
comfortable and that more OF them
may be accommodated.
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winter r,ssr.,... u. IN. s.s,. Pc.

winter Excursions via the Santa Pc.
The "harvest excursion" season
10 past, and the santa Re Route,
pleased with It's success In each Of
those excursions, again comes 20 the
front with still another lnduesment
for people to travel via that popular
line. la the way Of round-trip excuf-
sios tickets, 1t greatly reduced rates,
to principal points In Old Mexico.
New Mexico and Texas; also Aiken,
:. C., Augurta, Ga, Birmingham,
Ala, Brunswick, Ca, Callahan,
Fla, Charleston. 3. C., jacksonville,
Fla, Mobile, Ala, New Orleans,
La, Savannah, Ga, Townsville,
Ga. limited to return net later than
June LIST, 1880 Transit limit 20
points in New Mexico, Old Mexico
and Texas will be 80 days each way ;
to other points named above, transit
limit will be Is days each way.
Tickets are also now on sale tn
principal tourist points In Califor-
MIA; Phoenix and Prescott, ArlZ. ;
Portland, Ore. good for six months,
with going limit 90 days. Las Vegas
Hot Springs, n. NJ; Ogden aud
Salt Lake City, Utah; Idaho and
Montana. good for 80 days; transit
limit, 30 days each way. Stop over
privileges allowed on all tourist
tickets within transient limits.
Full information eheerfully given
relative tn routes, rates. side-triI'
rates and other special rates to
points on the A. T. 4 3. =. II. II.
quoted an application. Sleeping
ear accommodations secured, and
baggage check ed tn destination.
Call on or address GEO II. An
THoNY, Agent, salina. Kan. GEO
r. NICHOLSON, q. =. 4 T. A, A. 7.
Il =. r. X. Il. Topeka, Kausns.
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corTnupoRArrous ooMMENr.

CoHNSAE OAAE1O~9
IIsa wise fool who knows enough
10 keep Il TO bimself.-Pack.
Women and wine are often chased
together by the poets, but we have
never yet heard Of q poet who
claimed that both Of them improved
with sge.-BHriiagtoR Free Press.
The man who 10 out Of coal sigbE
for Whist has Washington Cap
itdI.
About the easiest way to raise the
wind is simply to cash q draft
baltimore American.
That man IL truly great who can,
at this time Of the year, be dignified
and naughty In . straw hat
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Rough on the eriminal-It IL q
little rough on the criminal. They
get the weakest minded, most ig-
ncrBnt men possible for the jury,
and then speak OF trying the poor
unfortunate by jury Of his peers
Boston Transcript.
The Indians are the largest land
owners In the country, but they
have raised more hair than Pota-
toes, thus far.-NiHHcdpOtis Journal.
IL Ia the ghsstliest irony in history
for the electrical companies to OPP
pose TO use of their apparatus for
executions on the ground that 10
will not kIll.--IrOridcHce Journal.
We never heard OF the wires
troubling anybody in Noah's time /;
and yet they must have used the ark
lights I0HEGrs lStdtCsBIdH.
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,nnr FACT. Annrr Ara.KA.

z. II. Weiss Cor. Cincinnati Post
Alaska 10 !, 100 miles In length, so
miles In width and has an estimated
area Of 53I 400 square miles, Of whleh
fully one-half 10 UNEMPLOYED.
The Yukan river, which drains the
whole Of Central Alaska. including
probably, 200, 600 square miles, 2,O44
miles long. On the American eou.
tinent only the Mississippi, the Mis-
souri, and Sc. Lawrence excel 10 in
size. IL ranks seventeenth In mag
nitude Of all the rivers Of the world.
Alaska was discovered In l14l by
Vitus Behring, ABd became Russian
territory. In 1855 u wss purchased
by the United states from Russia foi
81, O0O, 600. Since Its acquisition the
fur-seal fisheries have yielded =, 600
coo, and have paid the government
an annual interest Of 5 per cent. on
the price paid fer the territory,
What Il will do in the future, heaven
only knows.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-06
soo-"sUSsHISE AND nooSLIGHr."
sncther Christmas and New Years A.
nuai. bg "a Man." of the Rock Island
heute. Now Ready for
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The "Beys and Girls Of America and
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"a Man" Invites the atteutLDu o hIs In
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wonders la The heavens atoVe, Frye-led By
the telescope. lie tells them about the sun
moon. planets. satellites, nxed stars, eonlets
and their movements. and explains the laws
by which they are governed. The achieve
Inents Of science In The neid of astronomical
research are prssentrd In language - clear
y 70 be easily understood ~ al readers
The book fas-iHates. while u elevAies and
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the fafrons and friends Of tine Rock isLAHD
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-06

CHARLESTON, y c., Jan. S-A
prominent cOlOred Charlssteniau has
received letter from labor agents
at Fort Worth, Texas, and from sew.
eTal agents in Oklahoma who are de-
SIRIUS OF obtaining q cOlOdy of col
Ored labOrers from Barnweli county.
The company In Oklahoma wish to
use the labOrers In railroad work,
and promises to furnish all with new
homes, and pay all transportation
charges. One Of the labor agencies
In this district has an agent In the
state who will make an effort To Sc
cure a colony Of several Thousand.
He IL now In Columbia, but u IL un-
d-TstOOd will soon go to Barnwell.
To day a circular was left mt the
home of every colOred man In the
city,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-06
wednesday the 18th day OF Februar
SlirriHsS Sale.

Phn-uiN Mu.ual Life ln-l
suTIuCc COmIs ny
~.
Charles u. tilnr. Rosa l..
titne, Howard q TbniuV-
son, Ms. Thompson. lie
of sad Howard =. Thvmp-
sfsu Christian naIn,. un-
known, !. ". Daily and
~. g. tn Ia. partners -
Daily a llIsh
rs virtue 81 an order nf sale issued out a.;
the DISCREET "uITt, &C the Thirii-th Iudlcia
district within aud ior ih,. county uI SS'iiur
and state ut KANSAS. IA the aloNr Caiitlsr.
,'.i~s'. and To- me dirt-st,-l aul delivered. !
will 'u "Wednesday the -siih day oG February
\. u. Lea. al O'Clock q. ~. 81 said day. ~
%" east d,''T uf TIE UutFt huus' la the Cti,
81 SaiIna. Saline county. Kansas. offer tint
s'ic at public nruiiun. Ia the highest an,
b-st hid'leT for cash la hand. the Lrliuuinl
described real estate. to-Nit: The Siuit
hail Of the SouthwcS' quarter OF Scrtiui
tWenty-eisli D township fifteen u.s. souil
of rHngr i've >, west at the 9Th y. m. In "a
line County. stat" Of Kansas. with tenr-
ments, hepriitamrnts and appuTirn tnc,.>
therruntn b,'lOuslns. said real CSta's T. ak
en rs the property of the aboVr named de-
PENDANTS without apprniS'-m,.ui AMI will We
snld To- satisfy said or ter ut sale or n par
thereof.
Given under my hand this - day of Jar.
unTy. \. u. i>,t. FRED 10. QTiNCN.
Sh"TiH OF Saline county. Kansas.
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Publication Notice.

In the District Court nI Saline Couniy
Kansas.
John ~. l. idiEh,
and 4. y. HaVens,
60 partners ~
Ieidigh A IaVcns.
Plaintiffs
Noah J. Stoyer,
julia 4. Slower
aud A. j. Minarl,
Defendants.
A. J. Mlnard one ni the defendants allnvs
named will take notice that lie has Ilern sued
10y the plaintiffs In the RtsoVe entitled catisc
and rnurt and that he must answer the
petition fll''d hrrgin by the said plaintiffs IN
said cause and cUurt on OT bef,p e the 18th
day at February lSp or the said petition
will be taken as true and Judgment rendered
accordingly; the nature OF which shall be q
Judgment on n certain prnInlssnry note.
against thu said defendants Nosh ]. Slower
and Julia A. Slower for the sun of -four
hundred u ieen and SrVeut -one hundre,itts
dollars ltili7n together with the Iutsrp-,
thereon ut the rate uf twelve ~ per cent per
unnuui nom August 18th lSSS: aud n further
Judgment aud d. ere, that a certain mort
gage deed l'e fnrerlostJl. tOwii: n mort gage
executed. acknowledged aud DELIVERED 10
the plain; u by the defendants Noah J.
slower an! Julia \. slower his wife on the
said 18th d.iyof August ISIS Ia Securr the pay.
iuent nf said prUmiSSory note aud the
money sta I'd therein. upon the west half -
Of the smith west quarter "a Of section
seventeen ~ In township fourteen CI) south
~ range THREE ~ west oil the sth irtnriI,,I
meridian lying and situated In said Saline
county Kansas and that said premises bs
appraised. advertised and sid According "a
law ,sutacct toa prior morignge lien OF tI7U0H
and accrued inter. II, and that the proreesls
OF said sale L. applied Ia the payment of said
Judgment, Interest and costs and the taxes
then due upon said premises aud that the
said defendant A. J.. MinArd and all the
other defendants and each OF them bc for
ever liarrtrl and fOF,-clo~sd Of and from all
right, title, lien, estate. Interest, property
and equity Of redemption, in. upou or Ia the
alter said sale. MIIsoS MooRE
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiffs-
.,, Attest: 4. ]. FREDRIrESoS CLERK
lsEAL District Court,
by A. FEEDRICEsoN, Depty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-06

The Topeka Capital says that the
farmers of Kansas will raise 5000, :
0O bushels Uf wheat this year. At
the present time there is every rea-
son tn believe that the Capitals es-
innate IL not too high. From the
best estimates reported there IL nj
least a third larger acreage sOwn
than last year, aud even should the
crop fall below the average Of lSs9.
yet at the figures given the farmers
will have n margin To work upon.
The crop nov promises better than
ID did last year at this time.
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Road Notice

STATE OF KANSAS 80
CoUSTY 90 SALINE,
'OFFICE 90 C1USTY CLERK
Jany. u, IssD.
NOTICE l. hereby given that ON the 18th
~ day of Jany., ISN. a petition signed 10y
Danirl kreps aud u Others. was presented Ia
the board of county commissioners of the
county and state aforesaid, prayius foT the
variation and relocation of certain rIad.
drSrrtb,,tl aS follows, viz;
Commencing On the s,ction line between
sectiunS AN 10. township -, range Z west
OF the eth q. ma, aisIut ~ rols West OF the
northeast corner Of said ss-otiou ~ aRd thence
running southwest Mt the fsOt Of hill aud
thence northwest at the foot Of said hill "a
section line. between said sections y and u
Ia avoid a hill an the section line.
The road TO b. located Il on the section
line between sections and lB running duly
north Of the proposed location.
whereupnn, said board of county co-"mis-
sionerS apIointet the following tanned per
suns. viz: Jas n. Thompson. :. Frn-er and
David Reed Rs viewers, with Instructions "a
meet. In connection with the county - rvry.
or, ai the house OF Chas A. Hcnkle In Pleas
ant Valley township. on the u day of March,
A. ID. iSsl. and proce..l To view said rOad. and
give all parties n hearing.
by or,irr Of the Bard oT County Commits
siouers. u. ]. ADDISON,
N,tuuty fsierk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-06

The pupilsher oT the aALfNE CoUNYT
JOu takes great pleasure I'm snnounc-
ing that he has INSIDE arranesnsenta by
which he can offeT the JouRSAB and the
kanees City Erestsg Ncrs togetbsr FOG one
year tor s1esl This r. only shout half the
Tag NeIs h published every day In tbe year
except sunday, and - one of the brightest
papers In the great southwest
" reguiariy gives all the news from home
add abrued. II n bright. crisp and enter
taintnG. Sample cppies viii - seat on APP
pllcafion % ti,e p1btiEher % this papsf.
ha1d IN yuur orders at Oncs aid have
your Do11e paEn1 and . m1Etrnpulitan daily
eat yon ssr tbs ee@ieD Aa1tsa
NNItna Knnr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-06

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Jan. S.-A spe-
cial from Topeka says that W. L..
EglestOn, the Topeka man, who 10
endeavoring to induce negroes from
South Carolina to emigrats TO Okla-
h"ma has already succeeded in set
Ting 40 negroes there. They are
mostly fiOIn Topeka, aud have left
during the past six months. They
have established n colony near King
Fisher, aud are opening farms aud
building houses.
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SlipriH-S sale.

PhnenlN Mutual Life In-l
sUTancc Company
UIa T.. p,.tci~pn aud Anna
q fct"r-un, !. ". Daily
aud ~. q. Rash, partners
~ palN X Hash.
Hy Niriur oT an UT,lsr nf sale is~u Il out al
the district court at the Ihiititti Judicial
DiStric within nnI fuT the county nT saline
and state "f Kansas. Ia the ulbtN' rnt TIED
ease, ani tu nIc directed and delivered I will
On "Wednesday. the .1ith day OF February. 4
u. lSsi. at . o'riurk 4. IA. at said daN. nj tie
east tloor Ui the court huuSs' Ia the ity ~.
liu1. satin" county Kansas. offer fer Snlt. ut
public auction, Ia the highest and best hi,l.lcI
Tor cash Ia hand. the following drScTIi,,,.i
reai estate, tn-wit: The south half of ia"
northwest quarter and the west bali of th,'
southwest quarter ct st-rtiun NO. twenty 81
In township No sixteen Ia south Of FItu ~
Nn. two = Wrsi eft the 18th principal inert
dian In SELMA county, Kansas, with tsnc-
rn-nts, hrr,.li'amrnis AMI appuTtrnanr,s
thrreunto icIongins. Said rsnI estate il
taken as the prup"Tty oi the aiuN. Manned de-
fcndauts. without apprai>,.ncui and will H..
sti'l io satisfy said order uf sale oT "a part
thereof
Given under my hand this 2ind day ui
January 4. u. lSH. FEEn 70. QUINCT.
"a Si,rrin of SHlin" county. Kansas.