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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-12
coPP.s sETrLER's GUIDE, REVISED.

Henry N. Copp, the Washington
I'd. c. land lawyer, has revised and
reprinted his Settlers Guide, the
seventeenth edition. In view ofthe
recent confusing legislation Of Con-
grsss, this book IL an indispensable
assistant for all vho are, or expect
to be, interested In public land.
Settlers will save Money by purch.
asing It, and all who expect to take
up land any time In the future should
get posted aud save expensive mis-
takes. A chapter, illustrated with
numerous cuts, shows how TO tell
townships, section, and quarters
section corners and explains the
system Of surveys. 1t gives full i'm
formation about the homestead, pre-
emption, timber culture, desert land,
and other laws. The price Of the
book 10 25 cents. Address the au-
thor.
Il will tell you who II entitled TO
enter land; how continuous your
residence must be; what improve
ments you must make; what affida-
Wits you must swear to; about con-
tests and on what grounds they can
be commended; also suggestions
about State lands, stone aud timber
lands, mineral lands, desert entries,
saline, railroads, coal, townsIte and
other lands. Its purchase Eill save
you money aud trouble, as erroneous
statements circulated by eonversa-
tIcn among settlers may, 10 acted up
on, cost you 9 contest, perhaps your
land and improvements.
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APRIL TERM JURORS

The following named gentle men
have been drawn as jurors for the
ApriI term of the district court:
Regular Pannel.-S. NJ. Wilson,
r. J.. Martin, Henry Garnet, NJ. f.
Quincy. William Truman, john >.
Gates, A. woodman, W. Armstrong,
SaIina; Geo. \. Currie, Eureka; =.
A. Holt. Smoky View; Claus Thel-
ander, Greeley; Simon Glass. Pleas
ant Valley.
Additional Jur"rs.-J"hn Brow u,
FaIun: Andy Gustinsnn, Elm Creek /;
J. q. Click, SuIoIan; NJ. l.. Peterson,
Smoky View; d. ID Lee, Salina; j.
Monahau, Greeley; 4. VI. Harne,
SaIina; n. Manns. Walnut; John
Anderson, Salina; w. a. Sharp,
Smoky Hill; Thos. Johnson, Wal
nut;J NJ. Jay, Solomon; II. II.
Nash, Ohio twp; Maxwell Phillips
aud J. W. Parks, Salina; John Ag-
new, Falun. All the jurors drawn
for the March term Of court have
been dismissed.
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BROORVILLE.
From the Earih.I

Work on the Bank building 10 pro-
crossing ~ fact a. the weather will
permit the joists Of the first floor are
being placed this week.
Jake KuntZ was in town wedues-
day, receiving treatment by DIR.
Fowler for his injuries sustained
some two weeks ago, while breaking
horses ut the Eden Farm.
Cas-. Dent ran up from SalIna Mon
day eveIng to see his family who live
north Of town. He is In the restaur-
ant business on Santa Fa aye. In con-
ue.tion with Mr.. Rowhut. They are
doing we'll.
J.H. Gordon who went TO Junction
City, when the dIyision was moved
to that place, has moved back and
will make his future home In this
city. Mr.. Gordon owns property here
and says he likes II much better then
In Junction City.
Another alarm Of fire, this time, at
the house Of our foreman, Mr.. Shau-
han. caused by the heating stove fall
ling over. No damage done, only
badly frightened, this occurred about
10 .. m. on Saturday, by Pronp act
ion Of the neighbors another eUnfiag-
ration was averted.
Our energetic grain merchant, +.
Deprez, uBdaunted by his late mis-
fortune and while the ruins were yet
smouldering, bought three cars Of
wheat Of Hi DeTombay and loaded
u In cars on the side track. He will
continue In this way until better
eonvenieuees, can be arranged.
r. b. Ingraham IL, this week, NOV
ing his stock Of groceries, boots and
shoes and notions 10 Bavaria. We
are sorry to zee him 60, although be
does not 20 far aud will be back often
to zee Us. The family will hot move
for some months, - they wish "a
remain until the schools Close In
May. We wish him success.
Brookville has . good roller process.
mill with . capacity Of rs bills PEI
day, Q 20 horse power Coriiss engine,
ill In good shape, for sale or rent
very reasonable. The present man.
sgsr. Mr.. EothsteIn, leaves soon "a
accept position In . mill In Min
neapolis, there h . first class op-
portunity for some good miller. Tho
big acreage Of wheat In this vicinity
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A prominent Citizens Alliance
man informed Us the other day that
the popular movement" would
take no united part In the coming
city campsIgn. The reason for this
10 that the brethren are hOpelessly
divided On the temperance question.
All the rAg-tag ana bob-tall In town
which IL always ON sale at elections
oined the movement last fall be-
cause the demand for votes nj q
price was not great. This class IL
always for beer. A merchant said
Of them the day of the parade last
fail that 20 per cent. OF the could not
get trusted for Q dollars worth OF
goods In this town. not because they
were poor but because the were
either too lazy 10 work or else known
TO be dishonest. On the other hand
"the better class" are for prohibit
ton, pure and simple. The most oi
this class are daft on this point, and
In their minds the only object 20 BE-
attained either In the Alliance OF
out OF &c 10 prohibition, excluding
everything else. Between the tee
IrrecoucIlable factioas the popular
| movement" cannot do much daInag,
at the city election In sallna this
| anPtnR
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NEW CAMBRIA GATHERINGS.

NEW CAMBRIA GATHERINGS.
From our own correspondent.
A social dance came Off at VIM NJ,
Iaughlin's Monday night.
Miss Phena Johannes left last
Friday via the Union Pacific for
CarterviIIe, NO., to visit relatives.
Miss Lydia Shank is seriously III
nj the home Of NJ. II. Richardson.
Nathaniel Weaver Is just recover
ing from a siege Of Lagrippe.
VIM. CARTS Of Russell, Kansas
spent last week here with the family
Of his old time friend, Josiah Stahl.
Wilson n. Andreas Is receiving
the congratulations Of his friends
with much modesiy-it's boy.
A new boy In the home Of Alex e.
Pickering.
Harry DOnmyer who has his face
scalded while at work with the en-.
gine in the Cambria Roller Mills last
week, is able TO be out again.
II any one wants to know why the
roads between Cambria aud certain
point two miles south east were hkr-
rnwed after the recent fail Of snow,
enquire OF James Reaser, Esq.
JEWELL.
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TESCOTT.
From the Herald. !

Born H. the wife Of Geo. W. Norris,
Thursday morning, March 8, 1891, .
DAUGHTER.
I. W. Sheriff. will soon open up .
blacksmith shop In the shop neat to
his residence.
Prescott is going To take on build
ing boom this spring. FROM two to
five houses and possible n church
will lie built.
Mr.. CatielI, our new druggist has
moved his family up from Salina.
They will occupy the Archer proper
~ gu north Main street.
The Odd fellows have leased the
room over Bakers store and have
had Il fixed up, and sub-ieased Il to
the A. q. L. W., the q. A. r. and
the Alliance.
Those interested in ball are re-
auired Ia meet at the Office Of the
Clinton hotel next "Wednesday even
ing. for the purpose Of organizing for
the coming year.
Bishop Nude, the scholarly and
eloquent Methodist divine, will
formally dedicate the NJ. +. church
at Tescott, April ~. Aliexchanges
are re- quested to publish this notice
and all our people and all from
neighborine towns aud cities are
cordially invited TO he present ut the
de !Ication.
The following named Odd fellows,
Of Lincoln, came down yesterday
evening aud helped the lodge here
confer few degrees: p. +. Moss,
r r. Bergman, II. Davis, w. d.
Morgan, David Jones, l.. p. Moss,
Ed. Churchill, J. Holroyd, A. +.
Lamar, W. II. Cecil, 3. II. Brunt,
and John Anderson. They started
back this morning. The boys had .
nice time and enIiveued thia lodge
up a little. The lodge here has been
recuperating lately aud are now In
good working order.
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Exrnr.Inn Rnnt. In MInt.r

The big feet Of white painted. side
wheel SIMMER excursion boats are in the
midst Of their long winter rest nc The
South Brooklyn basins. Viewed from
the decks Of the Thirty-ninth street ferry
boat they form . picturesque spectacle
as they lie side by side or in long line
among the tall masted black ocean al-
ing craft and steamships. They are In
contrasting positions also with Ina1y
small and graceful yachts. which se
Numbering away the time until the
spring breezes will stretch their sails and
they will skip out To see old ocean again.
Not all the iron steamships OF the Coney
Island line are among the idle white
hulled sidewheelers One Of them ct
least took the perilOus and venturssnme
voyage by ocean TO Florida and, with q
band OF music ON board to tempt the
tourist 10 choose her ahead Of her rival,
IL daily making the trip from Jackson
vile 10 PAlatka on the st. Johns river,
in Florida. When with returning warm
weather the land OF flowers ceases to a.
lure and Coney Islands charms return
10 bloom. again, the long ocean trip IN
the pleasnre boat must lie taken again,
but Il Is safe 10 say not many will bod
for the task Of reaching New York past
stormy Hatteras by that trip.-BroO!Slyn
Eagle.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-12

IL now shown Dy eastern peopl,
In the settlement of Oregon and
Washington, particularly that region
adjacent 10 Puget Sound. rhe rea-
son for this II the almost unlimited
resources that have lately been
opened mp. and the surprising
growth Of Portland, Tacoma, Seattl'
aud other cities aud towns along
Puget Sound.
The Union Paeifl. on aeeOut OF H.
fast time, short line, through
pullman palace sleepsrs, free reelin'
ing chair cara, elegant dining cars
and free Pullman Colonist sleepers,
from the Missouri river, II toe
fsyorIte route 10 this region, and
tickets viz this line should always
Be asked for.
For complete information relati %
20 this remarkable section, time ol
trains, rates, pamphlets, etc, cali on
your nearest ticket agent or address
the an6srsigued. e. l. LOHAx,.
Gen'l. Psss. Agt., Omaha, Neb.
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An EXPLANATION.

The cause Of the item In the Beay-
enworth correspondence Of the Kan
sss City Times about DIR. j. ID.
Englund has at last come to light.
IL seems that an acquaintance Of
the Doctors, who lived nj LindsbOrg
three years ago, and who had some
kno wIedge Of the business OF the firm
Of Thomas q Euglund, Of which the
Doctor was q member, until the
spring Of 1881, when he went TO
Alaska and Oregon, and recently re-
turned To this state and went 10
Leaveuworth. where, for some reason
he became financially embarrassed,
snd sought TO repair his fortunes by
personatIng the Doctor and present.
ing In payment for his hotel fare .
bogus check Of Thomas & Englund.
The check was for IN amount large
~ In excess Of the hotel bill, and ths
fellow was given the change. After
he had gone the suspicious Of the
hotel men became aroused and they
found by telegraph that they hst
been vietImiEed by q person PurPort
ing TO be ]. ID. Englund, OF Linds
borg, Kas. The Times correspond
eut was thus led into sending th'
item TO his paper, which we REFERRED
TO some weeks ago. The fellow wh'
passed himself on ss the Doctor ws
afterwards arrested, but relatives
helped him out Of the trouble. WI
| published the item with the state
neut that nobody here could eredi
u, and we gladly give space 10 tn
explanation Of the item. which
among persons unaequsinteds with
Doctor Eaglund, might have Gas
suspicion or discredit upon and In
| noeent and honorable man.
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kEIaHpoRHoop kEws.
A Rsasa-sp % News % the Vicinity %
JoarBsl corrsspoadents S-Aiso the
Crssrn % oar Rxehsnees.
MENTOR.

From our 0xn correspondence.
Not seeing anything In your val
liable paper from this neck o'the
woods for . long time, thought per-
haps = few items would not be out
Of place.
Farmers are enthusiastic over the
prospects for the coming crop OF
wheat, last Saturdays snow viii add
much 10 giving Il . good start for
the spring.
Surprise parties seem to be all the
TO lust now, one ct Mrs. Millikins
some time ago, one ct Mr.. Kings
berries, and one at w. T. Dodd's one
night last week.
John Taggsrt has sold his farm
one-half mile east Of Mentor, con-
sIsting Of eighty acres, TO VIM Tins
ley. Consideration IS, 500.
There will be Q very small acreage
Of corn planted this spring, owing
TO the large amount Of wheat sown.
We believe this will be enough for
US this time, and perhaps II Il does
not find its way to that dreaded
place the waste basket, we may
come again and will try to give the
news as best we can. NICK.
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LINDsBoRa.
fPon the HswEI

Il tErOA0 INC H9N@i
Mr.. August johnson, OF Fslun, re-
t1rned Friday last from Indiana,
where he attended . sick uncle the
past month.
Those Of our citizens who think
they reside In q dull town should
take trip. They will return with
the opinion that for the size, this
city IL not excelled by any.
There seems to be considerable old
corn In the country ~ evidence by
the numerous wagon loads Of . nne
quality Of that cereal marketed IN
this city the past week.
Theo. Teiehgrseber experienced
some misfortune during the latter
freeze. The steam pipes about the
engine room ut his mill froze and
burst causing delay and expense,
but everything IL In order again and
the Smoky Valley FIGURING Mills
are running ct full speed.
The Mo. Pse. Co. IL proving itself
DESTROYS Of keeping on the good side
Of our people. The. request Of the
city administration to pave aud
drain their stock yards, before using
same, will be complied with to the
letter. ThesmaietIal 10 now on the
ground and the work will be prose-
cuted as rapidly as possible. The
U. 2. folks can retain the good wish
es of the people by Immediately do
ing likewise, and thereby prevent
ing 'the powers that be" from put
ting tile pressing machine" In mo-
ton.
DIR. J. ID. Englund IL in the city to-
day packing his household goods
preparatory to locating at Holdrega,
Neb.. where he has formed . part
nership with DIR. Sanders. We re-
greet that the doctor has decided TO
remove FROM among us, but It 10 Q
satisfaction to know that our loss
will lie q valuable acquisition TO
HoIdretige society and business eIT-
cIes. We can assure the citizens Of
that city that they will find DIR.
EngIund AL upright and worthy gen.
lIeman la every respect.
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8. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis.,,
was troubled with neuralgia and
rheumatism, his stomach was dis
ordered, his liver was affected TO an
alarming degree, appetite fell away,
aud he was terribly reduced in hesh
and strength. Three bottles Of
Electric Bittefs cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg,
H., had . running sore on his leg OF
eight year, standing. Used three
bottles Of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes Of Buckleu's Arnics salye,
and his leg h sonnd is well jobs
speaker, Casawha. o.. had I've large
fever sores on his leg, doctors said
he wss lncurable. One bottle Of
Electric BltteFs and one boz Buck
len'e Arniea salve cured him entire
~. Sold BY o. Q. TOBRY d Co.
drug s2aeA %
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rBiNK or ran A MOMENT

New Mexico presents peculiar at
fractions to the home seeking farm.
or. What are they? Here IL one Of
them: Cultivable land bears 81 small
q proportion "a total area, that home
demand exceeds supply, aud that
means high prices for farm products,
And another: Development Of nIines
aud lumber interests causes q &C ntin'
uslly increasing need for food. Fol
instance: Corn In New VI. xico II
worth IS cts. per bushel when &c
Kansas it only brings 10 cts, and
other things Ia like proportion. IT
rigatiop, which Is practieed there
aud essts little, insures ? full erOI
every year.
For iull information, apply to II
r. Grierson, immigration agent. A
r. q 3. y. X. r.. 600 Kansas avenue
Topeka, Kansas.
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CHILD LOST.

Last Friday morning while George
Coboru was out hunting with HE
brother, they became separated, aud
George wandered until eight o'clock
when he turned up at Maxwell Phil
lips place, 4 miles south Of his own
home. The child seemed confused
and would not even tell what his
name was or where he belonged.
After coming home from a spelling
bee where he heard OF q child being
lost. Frank Phillips found the lost
boy snugly tucked In his own bed
and Immediately went and notified
the child's parents, who came after
him the next morning. +. l.. p.
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4. RaIIua, snoysIIsn

The Missouri Pacific Railway
new line, 10y way Of Cofeyville and
Wagner, TO Little Rock and-tbs
Southeast, which has been open Tor
several months, will inaugurate
new departure In train service on
August 3ist. A through daily pae'
sengpr train, consisting Oi coaches
aud Pullman Buffet sleeping Cars
will he established between Kansas
city aud Little Rock, with slerPer'
running through to Memphis. Go
ing south, the train will leave Kan
sas city shout 9 o'clock In the even
ing, connecting at Little Rock fol
Hot Springs and all points south
and east.
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susnsE scnsDULs.

Csrriers vii make delivery Of mail
e. follows. commencing Mar. LIST ~ /:
Full delivery at ESQ q. m.
Business " al rs q m.
Full $50 p. m.
Commencing Sunday March 18th
1891, the post ONCE will be open for
The delivery Of mail from 1880 to
II 80 Q. N. This change will not ef-
feet the evening delivery. which will
remain a. before, and applies to sun
day delivery only.
C.R. RApcLIFF, Postmaster.
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Owing 10 the weather the military
ball given by Company b wss not
largely attended, although Enough
were present TO have . pleasant
time. Just hos brave Q soldier can
be vino allows himself to be "blufE.
ed" ny the weather has not jet bees
Aaasrmlnsa-
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Saturday last was the dullest last
day 81 the week SsIIna has witnessed
for many . day. The snow which
came down WAS duly appreciated,
however, and will TO far towards
making many lively Saturdays for
aha afNu
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Mr.. A. n. Case was not postmaster
ct Bavaria very long. Mr.. Case is 8
prominent popular movement
man, and when the fact reached the
ears Of J. wansmAker, p. G., Char
lev And REST was substituted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-12

Mail and Express: 81 sm 9 Demo-
GRAFT" said OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hill;
81 am IN American" said Prophet
Cleveland; ~ am an IndOcrat, said
Senator-elect Kyle; all Of which re-
minds us Of the minister who, In ex-
toIlIng the wonders Of creation, said:
"Ths same hand that created the
ant made the elephant; the hand
that created me made . daisy"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-12

We present on our first page this
week an article on what the Fifty
first congress did. Next week we
will present an article Ia the same
place on what the Kansas legisla-
ture did not do.
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II all that IL asked for DIR. Plerce's
Golden Medical Discovery, when
taken for catarrh In the head, or Tor
bonchial ar throat affections, or lung
croIula commonly known ~ con.
sumption OF the lungs) aud " taken
I'm time. aud given fair trial. u VIII
be refunded. II IL the only guaran.
teed cure
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-12

Prof. J. n. Rulings will return To
SaIima in April or May for a short
visit at least. The many friends Of
the gentleman In general and Piym-
ouih church choir in particular will
he Eiad 10 welcome him. He IL now
in Morris, Ill, t0 which plare lie
went from Philadelphia.
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DIR. J. ID. Englund IL Ia the city
this week bidding goodbye to his
friends, before going TO Hnldridge,
Neh., where lie has IOcsted aud Will
practice his profession. The city 81
HoIdTidge IL To be congratulated GU
securing tile doctor A. citizen.
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A man who IL "tOO poor" to take n
local paper came up to this officr
last Saturday afternoon aud sPonged
the EvsRiHg NeSrs, when the editor
was waiting for It aud wondering
whst made it 30 late In getting out.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-12

TIE John . zoe Barbss shop hes
i've nrst eiass BARRIERS. no waiting,
shave 10 cents hair cutting IS cents
Rasors ground and honsd, at III
Santa Fe Ave.
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The Republican, was reminded OF
the Salvation Army when the min
streI show band played on the streets
the other day. Just what % has
against tbe Salvation Army Il does
not state.
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J. NJ. CIaypooI has purchased Of
Muir Bros. SaIina, Kss., a fine an e
ported Kentucky Jack. Which eau
be seen Ly lovers Of good stock at
his farm north Of tOwn.-MdrqTcitc
TrfIuuF
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2Glne young mares aud colts sound
and In good flesh, fine black driving
team, = fresh cows aud calves, Will
sell cheap. CHAs. ID. FALCoNER,
Al Morrison & GiffOrds barn
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PROTECTION
On FREE-TRADE.
wHicH7

Do you want to Keep thoroughly
posted on the effects d the New
Taria Law. a. shown from week 70
ueeki
Do you wan, to know all about the
policy Of Proteetion end have IN
answer to every false statement Of
the Free-Tradersf
Yes1
Then subscribe Ter your hone
psper and the ANKRfcAN EcoSonsf.
published weekly by the Amerieaa
Protective Tsrig League. New Nork
Sample copy freel Tss EoozOHsrk
N scknosiedged authority On Pro-
sctioa and should be widely Rad
The yearly sabseription Of the EcoHV
sIsr 10 a. but ne have made Q
special arrangement With the pub-
fishers By shieh &c Gas send
VOC tie EcoSoxisI Cor cne year and
THE JOURNAL,
a. "a "A
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Report of school I'm district IL for
the month ending March =, 1891.
Number enrolled -, average dsily
attendance ~. Names Of those not
tardy, Priscilla Ripper, Lee Ripper.
Susan Petite, John Petite, Maud
Petite, Agnes Petite, Waiter Sutton.
Names Of those not absent, Susan
Petite. Maud Petite, John Petite.
Agnes Petite, Louie Jones, Willie
Jones, Charles Spencer aud Lizzie
Jones. ANNA l.. KAAPCKE,
Teacher
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X. Hebsr TaggArt, Of the Ameri'
can National Bank, left Saturday for
the home Of his parents, on the Isle
Of Man. Hsber has . large number
Of friends In this city who wish him
a enfe Journey.
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Mrs. Frank FerIen and children
left last week for Greeley, Colo.
Their many friends In Salina regret
the departure Of Mr.. Ferlsn and his
family for the west.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-12

We should petition the governor
20 set apart n day OF Thanksgiving
because the Kansas legislature has
adiouFued
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-12

One evil follows closely upon the
heels Of another. Congress and the
Legislature have adjourned but the
base ball aud tennis season will
annn set In.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-12

Hon. T. r. Carver attended the
Supreme Court At Topeka last week,
where he represented the city OF Me-
Phersou In Its celebrated waterworks
aaaa
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The meetings NJ Plymouth
church are continued this week by
the pastor. Much interest IL being
manifested.