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CoiesIst sIeepers.

The Union Pacific Ry also known
as The Overland Route, has lately
added TO It's service anumber Of ne "
ears (which by the way are built by
the world famous Pullman Com
pany) entitled Col0nIst Sieepers,
and which for convenience aud COM
fort are but little behind the hand.
soune Pullman Palace Car. The cars
are designed for the use aud COM
fort Of the Coloulst, who with his
family intend moving west to grow
up with the country.
The only difference between these
cars and the regular first-class Pull
mau IL that the Colonlst sleeper IL
not upholstered. There are four
teen sections In each car. aud sepa-
rate toilet rooms for ladies' and
gentlemen. At night, by means Of
sliding head boards and heavy
damask curtains. a. much privacy n
secured ~ 10 Ia the regular first-class
sleeper. Plenty Of fresh, clean
towels aud q good supply Of water
are also TO he found. A uniformed
porter accompanies each ear to look
after the comfort and attend to- the
wants Of the passengers, and no
smoking r. allowed. II certainly
seems that for cheap and eommodi-
Gus sleeping accommodations, while
travelling, these cars cannot be ex-
eelled. Or.
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winter E.sursIOss VI. the ssta Fs.

winter EXeursIOss via the sstn Re.
The "harvest excursion" season
10 past, aud the Santa Fe Route
pleased with Its success In each oI
those excursions, again comes to the
front with still another inducsmeni
for people to travel via that populal
line, Ia the way OF round trip excur,
sion tickets, at greatly reduced rates
to principal points in Old Mexico
New Mexico and Texas; also Aiken
=. C., Augurta, Ga, Birmingham
Ala, Brunswick, Ga, Callahan
Fla, Charleston. s. C., Jacksonville
Fla, Mobile, Ala, New Orleans
La, Savannah, Ga, Thomasville
Ga. limited to return net later than
June LIST, 1890. Transit limi, 10
points In New Mexico, Old Mexico
aud Texas will be 30 days each way
to other points named shove, transit
limit will be Is days each way.
Tickets are also now on sale Ia
principal tourist points In Califor-
mia; PhPBix and Prescott, Ariz.
Portland, Ore. good for six months,
with going limit 90 days. Las Vegas
Hot Springs, n. M; Ogden and
Salt Lake city, Utah; Idaho and
Montana. good for 70 days; transit
limit. 30 days each way. Stop over
privileges allowed on all tourist
tickets within transient limits.
Full information cheerfully given
relative tO routes, rates. Side-trip
rates aud other special rates TO
points on the A. r. q 8. r. II. X.
quoted an application. Sleeping
ear accommodations secured, and
baggage checked to destination.
Call GU or address GEO II. An
THoNY, Agent, Salina, Kan. GEO.
e. NICHOLSON, q. p. a T. A.. A. r.
4 y. r. X. X. Topeka, Kansas.
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A sound Legal OPIsioa.

+. Bainbridge Munday Ed
County Atty Clay Co., Tex. say,
Have used Electric BitIers will
most hsppy results My brothr
also was very Low with maIaris
fever and jaundIce, but was cGie'
by hmely use OF this InelIcIn,
Am satisfied Electric Bi'ters cave,
his life"
Mr.. ID. I. wIIcoxson, Of Hors,
lave, KY, adds . like testimony
aging: He EOsitively believes d,
would have died, had It not beef
for Electric BIttsrs.
This great remedy will ward cH
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and for all kidney. liver aud stomach
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cAnrsrLL, TnE' wooD.cnorrs.
Makss the BIkRsst Rsesra Ever Heard
% On Ansriea-8st Axsa-

81 u AnLLNC8-48IA ACL1
IRON the Indianapolis Nsvs-l
The Ananlas Club met promptly
| In the roll call room at the Staten
House last night. Some Of the
members were talking Of life on the
farm In boyhocd days. Bob Camp
bell, who IL big and Tat, saw an OPP
poFtuuity 10 Indulge in . bit Of
"reminiscences.
al vas raised on q farm" said the
Captain, land was taught 10 do all
kinds Of farm works, from sheariBg
sheep 10 white-Wasbing o fence.
And, to be sure, / did everything
we'll. i was the pride Of the couD-
try. Whenever q country lad got
lazy or preferred coming % town 10
working on the farm, his father used
to say % him, 'Jesms'-thAt IL II his
name was JeeLas-'Why don't you
get q hustle onto yourself! Look at
Bob Campbell. See what q worker
he II. Brace mp, and some day you
will make q rich man out Of your
SELF OF course, you understand
this made me feel proud, and never
knew what &c was 10 rest. i have
actually worked Seventy-two hour
on q stretch, an didn't think much
about It. wouldn't do It now, but
in those DAYS enjoyed IL. had 0
great record - o WOOdcboPpsr, and
made big wages out oft. Fifteen or
twenty cords o day was very ordi-
nary for me, and a. got 81 . cord
from the neighbors when 1 worked
for them, you notice I made plenty
Of money.
IAN old friend Of my fathers
hired me one time 10 cut 800 cords Of
wood. IL was Q pretty big job, but
was on my mettle aud determined to
tackle IL. The logs were piled on
the banks Of O river In Q clearing,
and 90 had plenty Of room 10
which to swing my az. l alwayt
used an AZ Weighing 20 pounds. A
young man who taught school and
boarded ct our house asked me 10
take him In on the Job and ! did %
Just to please him, for / knew that
he couldn't cut more than FIVE cords
q day to save his life. Well, We
started In on the job. had 100 axes
at the wood pile by daylight and
then I commenced. I cut 90 swift
that the axes would get hot and my
assistant would take them to the
river and throw them In 10 cool them
of. II this had not been done they
would have melted right In the logs.
At noon I hsd twenty-slx cords cut,
aud my axes were In such . coudi-
ton that had to lay Of. Bright
and early next morning was ut the
wood pile 10 begin again, but the
chips I had made the day before
were falling In such . shower that j
had 10 wait until the wooden rain
ceased, which I imagined would be
about 8 o'clock In the afternoon.
"Haying nothing else to do, the
school and I strOlled down
the river bank about ten miles, ano
there we found . lot Of farmers
scaldings hogs In the river. Placing
my hot axes In the water had made
the river boil like . cauldron, and
the farmers took advantage Of the
hot water to butcher their hogs and
prepare them for market. Our
county history had one chapter
devoted 10 this remarkable event.
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BELIEVES IN wIPINa OUr THE
COMBINE.

Topeka Capital.
The editorials Of the New York
Herald are written In an eccentric
slaccatO style with an air Of flip.
pancy III BETTING q paper Of 10
years and circulation, tut u FIRE.
QueDtly occurs that they hit the
bulls eye plumb In the center and
the following, under the heading
"It's Always 3d." IL q ease in Point
Hundreds OF thousand Of cattle
now on Kansas, Nebraska snd Texas
ranges can not Ice marketed except
at q loss.
Why? Because the packers Of
Chicago, Kansas city aud Omaha
have organized q combine to control
prices and pocket profits.
The poor farmer has q hard time
Of &c. Other people get scratched,
bat he gets hard hit.
This combine u like q ragged rock
which rolls down Stair, marring
each step In turn. hut resting heavi-
~ on the floor NJ last-that u, on the
tliler of the soil.
Yes, we believe in dynamite pro-
psrly aud legally applied.
This h. crude, r0ughshOd aud
wiihAl flippant way Of putting q
truth that ali men are beginning to
zee - 70 Is The beef combine has
been laid hare by the United States
senatorial investigating committee.
The fact Of its existence, well known
before, l. now directly proven II
has very nearly destroyed the most
prosperous industry 81 the western
agrleuituFalist. IL hss taken from
the ordinary western farmer the
alternative OF making his corps Pay
well by feeding TO stock when the
price for the crop itself IL 80 low
that there IL no money In Il The
beef combine IL responsible, in
short, for . good share OF the dis
tress that agriculture labors under
at this time. IL should GO; aud that
without the privilege TO stand on the
order Of lts going.
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HOW TIME PLIES.

Lindsborg NeWs: Just think Of q
t3,UOO pipe organ In the bend Of the
smoky Hill! That 10 what the
| Swedish school has. The editor Of
the Gazette issued the first titles 10
land In that region, aud this state
ment strikes US with more force
than did the appearance Of the first
lOcOmOtive.-kdnsds City Gazette.
Well, well, how time does fly, and
what mighty changes have taken
place In central Kansas In one gen
Grafton. Twenty years ago last
June the writer hereof entered" q
piece Of land In the Smoky Hill val
ley aud, 10 get title to Il, had to 20
tO Junction City to take out papers
George w. Martin, the present edit
or Of the Kansas City, Kansas, Ga
ssttc, Was the register OF the land Of
flee and also editor Of the Junction
City Unions better friend Kansas
never had.
cattle held uudisputed possession Of
the tOwnsite Of LindsbOrg, thence
westward, some fifty TO seVenty-five
miles TIL you struck the main herd
% Buffalo; hundreds Of thousands
OF them and our main reliance for
meat.
Then came the settlers-chiefly
ScandlnAvians, aud, In less than
twenty years, have made homes,
built cities, town aud villages, Or
ganiZed churches, schools, colleges
aud orphan homes; chief among
which lie the great Bethany college
I'll Lindsborg, wisely planted In the
center of the "ureAt Bend" Of the
Smoky Hill-ths garden Of Kansas
with Its fifteen professors, two
hundred and fifty students aud all
the modern improvements.
The Swedes enjoy undlsputed
worldwide pre-eminenee In music,
both vocal aud instrumental, and
u may be said that nowhere else Ia
America can such music be heard a.
at Bethany college. The professors
srs graduates OF the most famous
conseTvatOries In Europe.
The 5000 pipe organ referred TO
by Mr.. Martin II one Of the two
owned by the church and college
and then we have pianos, organs, q
silver cOruet band, aud orchestra, u
symphony, aud well-ever 30 many
things to make music withal.
Nearly everyone can play or sing
we'll, many very we'll; and especial
ly during holidays, IL IL worth long
Journey to take in" Llndsborg As
many have done aud will doubtless
continue to do and enjoy something
unique IL not unequAled on the
American continent.
II Brother Martin will take Q tie
pass aud come west once more we
will undertake TO convince him that
he may have made Q mistake In
drifting east to the banks Of the
Missouri instead Of driving Q stake
in the center Of the great smoky
valley and growing up with the
country.
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"rHE Rebellion" ISKAxsAs.

X. e. GIoDe.
Some time ago there was what
they called q rebellion" over In
Kansas, brought about by the fact
that the state did not receive a.
many nor rs good offices ~ 10 was
entitled TO, and for the further
reason that what was deuominAted
rs the ''old crowd was running
things there. With the appoint
nIenI OF several Kansas men 10 good
( -deral positions the cry has about
died out, and the boys have come 10
the conclusion that they are not
treated 81 badly by the government
~ Washington after all. IL IL well
that Il Is so, aud the Globe IL pleased
To see the brilliant talent that Kan
sas has, for &c has brilliant men aud
many Of them, recognized, aud the
state given that position which its
~ 900 maj Irity for the Republican
party deserves. II IL true that there
are many more men who might lie
given places which are deserved,
positions To which the state feels
that Il u entitled. but there are -
many places to be fllled aud 90 MAJ Y
persons To all them, that the people
of Kansas, who are reasonable and
inclined to give t. others what they
demand for themselves, will not In
this particular be technical aud un-
reasoning. To the banner Republic
eau state Of the Union there 10 much
due, and no person realizes this bet
ter than does the head Of the govern
msnt So far there IL no cause to
complain, aud u 10 TO be hoped that
before the administration IL ended
there will not only be no cause for
complaint, but that the noble state
will receive all that the rood work
she has done for the party entities
her to. Tins; is all that she demands,
and that should aud will be given.
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That the service on the Union Pa
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coming better every day. The lat
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-01-09

A writer In the London Times
enya that the new Emperor
Kwangsu, though only eighteen
Soars ED, IL believed by those hay-
Ing aecess 60 the palace 10 be q man
u much Intellectual capacity, with
3 dfeided will Of his own. The
o4eTailinR shs0ry Il that he leans 20
Ee I'D e0nssrvafive side.