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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-09
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN
~ pursuance OF an order of the probate court
of Salt Lake county. in the matter of the estate
Of John Snider, deceased, the undersigned, ad.
mlnlstrator of said estate. on Monday, the 26th
day of January, 1891, at l2 o'clock, noon or
within three months thereafter, at the law
ONCE of Barlow Ferguson ~ Man street, salt
Lake city, will sell at private sale to the high
est bidder for cash. all interest and title that
said deceased held at the time of his death or
that his estate has since his death acquired OF.
IN and to the following described laod and its
tenements and appurtenances thereto: All OF
Salt Lake city survey, in said county Bids
or offers in writing may be delivered to the
undersigned administrator or left at said Office
at any time before the sale. Ten per cent. of
the purchase price must be paid at time of
sale. JOHN H SNYDER
Administrator of estate of John Snider.
deceased.
BARLOW FERGUSON, Attorney for estate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-09
Queen yictoria,s Little Guests.

The queen, who is very fond Of all young
folks, not infrequentIy invites the children
Of her favcrite ladies to luncheon with her.
A little girl, who had been honored with a
summons to Windsor, was instructed be
forehand by her mother to behave prettils
at tasze. and above all things not to eat
with her fingers, as was sometimes her
habit at home The child was careful to
observe all her instructions, but on seeing
the queen take up little chicken bone
with her fingers she forgot her manners
and exclaimed with glee, 'Ohl you Piggy
wiggy! Piggy-wiggyr'-London Tit-Bits-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-09

CALT LAKE THEATRE. CHAS. s. BUR-
% ton, Manager. Three Nights = Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday, January IL. Is and H.
Return of the Favorite Comedians. in the Great
est and Funniest of all Farce Comedies,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-01-09

horse show. 1t is called bicycle buggy,
and is so constructed that the drivers
weight is placed in a position where it will
be the least felt by the horse. A broad
band Of iron rises from either end of the
axle and meets, forming a rest above the
horses launches. The equilibrium of the
buggy is rather precarious, and should the
horse rear the driver would be prevented
solely by his grip on the reins from taking
a header backward, if such a paradoxical
expression is permissible.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-03

The finest house In the northeastern section
of the city, on Mass ave near Stanton Square;
has rooms, 2 stories and basement; finished
in hardwood and has every convenience found
in modern house; front and rear yard; this
must be seen to be appreciated =. -.
We have twenty-five (22) brick houses on
one of the most prominent side streets in the
northeastern section of the city, which we can
sell very low and ON easy terms to quick
buyer. These houses have rooms, water,
(hot and cold,) ranges, latrobes, and papered
throughout.
Nice house on 1st st, near Library and Capt.
tol; lot 20xlO0 to S0-foot alley; house has
rooms and every Improvement; this is a regu-
lar snap for quick buyer; price only Sc, 600.
On 18th st Sc we have nice press brick
house, containing 12 rooms, with bath and all
m !, with stable for 2 horses In rear; cars for
all sections of city pass door; price $1,000;
easy terms.
A desirable residence ON the north side of
st sw; house has z rooms and all m /; rents for
$22.50 per month; price only So 200.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-03

and bath. Prlce................,........ S,UO
rcrmgMBzzunsrrs--~--- ~~---z---1Ewmzwn
Sd st, near East Capitol, 3-story frame,
10 rs, and all m I; lot 21x100, to paved
alley; eastern exposure, rented $40
per month. .............................. $50
18th st ne, near ii, three new 2-story
bricks, 6 RS and bath. These are
gems and must be seen to be appre-
clageu..
Cleveland ave NV. 2-story brick, 6 RS
and bath. rice........................... 200
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-05-03

A fine press brick front residence on 9th st
NV, 10 rooms, bath, and every modern conve-
nience. This house will be sold on small
cash payment and balance monthly
One house on 7 st NV, 9 rooms, bath, and
all m i; house is nicely situated, near lines
Of cars; street to be improved this spring; will
sell on easy terms
A modern brick house on 10th st NV, in the
most fashionable section of city; this house
has II rooms and every convenience; also O
fine carriage-house in rear ON 30-foot alley.
An S-room brick house on N ii ave near M
st; price very reasonable and terms easy; this
house has all m and is in frst-class neigh
borhood.
The finest house in lie Droit Park, only
$10,500; this house is finely finished inside and
out; has 7 rooms, cellar, and every convent
ence; 1t would pay you to look into this.
Look at this house; 1t is situated on Conn
ave near L st, has 13 rooms, every improve
ment, and rents for $3.50 per month; this will
pay well as an investment.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-21

The Seventh session Of the X ansa,
Chauteuqua Assembly will be held
1t Oakland Park, Topeka, Kansas,
June 2-July 2, inclusive. The
program for 1891 will eclipse that OF
any former session, and will be ex.
relled on no assembly platform; In
fact 10 IL doubtful II it will be
equaled by any assembly. The
superintendent IL J. b. Young, ID.
d., Who has had charge Of this work
for the past five years. Among the
platform talent, we notice the Rev.
Sam Small, known everywhere.
He is one Of the greatest platform
speakers Of the day-a cyclone.
Everybody will want to hear him.
Robert NOurse, Of Washington, ID.
g., the greatest dramatic orator In
America, will deliver three lectures,
among them his celebrated DR..
Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde. p. 3. Hem
son, ID. d., Of Chicago, one Of the
"wittiest and Wisest Of men," will
speak twice. Prof. T. III. Dinsmore,
Ph. ID, 1.-THE peer OF TalmaRe, Me-
lntyre, Miller-a wonderful word
painter will deliver two iIlust rated
lectures. HeTrirk johnson, ID. ID,
Chicago, III. Who hears him once
will hear him again. Capt A. J.
Palmeri Of Go. ID. The Die-No-
MoTes, the greatest war speaker In
the land. + u. Graham, the chalk
man. DIR. Tyler. OF New York, DR..
ID. Young. The washburn GIee
Club, etc. The special days are q.
A. u. Day, EpwoTth League Day, Y.
=. 5. e. r. Day, etc. &. l.. 4. G..
Recognition Day will be unusually
Interesting this year, with songs,
marches, passing through the golden
gate and under the arches. The pro-
gram IL full Of information about
Assembly matters, railroad rates,
cost Of living sketch of speakers and
workers, etc. We would urge our
readers to send Q postal card with
their name and address TO l.. A.
Rudisill, secretary Topeka, Kansas,
for . copy Of IL. You will be aston
ished at the Immense attractions
offered To those who will attend the
Assent ~. Concerts, readings, lect-
ures, recreation, study. etc. The
grounds are being improved and
ample accommodation I'LL be made
for the many thousands who will
attend this popular. Chautanqua Of
the Meat
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-21
BAVARIA.

Prom our own Correspondent.
A fine rain Saturday smoo thed the
burrows for the farm ers Of this
vicinity.
Mrs. Geo. Bingham Of this city
vas taken dangerously III last Tues
day. DIR. Fowler was called and
soon pronounced her out Of danger.
T. H. Terry shipped In . car load
Of Hutchinson salt last Tuesday,
the quality was excellent.
Herman Hubbard 10 now Q full
fledged isoon will be- pharmacist
for DIR. Fowler at BrookvIIle. Sue
cess to you Hermie.
A number OF Bsvarisns have been
trying their luck with the finny
tribe Of the Saline river. They
report fisherman's luck generally.
We understand that Chas. Case Is
the champion horseshoe pitcher Of
our town st present. "Spose' he
remembers how to Judge the cause
for his success.
We understand . SalIna grocer,
will soon establish himself In our
city II . suitable room can be pro-
cured.
Bro. Baxter We have heard u pre-
dicted that the JOURNAL would soon
be thing Of the past from lack Of
patronage. Our pumpkin crop II no
Providence Interferes
promises an abundant harvest. and
so that Is all We have we can not
offer other Substantial, yet We will
divide when necessary.
o. n. Olson last Wednesday re-
ceived one hundred dollars In pay
ment for q horse which was killed
by lightning.
Married In Salina last Wednesday
April 2Oth AFR. Anthony KamAsck
10 Miss Laura swallow both resi-
dents Of this city and vicinity. We
extend 10 theIn our congratulations
and hope prosperity may ever hover
over their home. We would offer
Just one or tive words Of advice
subscribe for the JOURNAL, and live
happy. We forgot to mention
remembered the boys.
ALLIANCE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-21
A HEAVY STORM.

Oas Of the Beef RsIss Of the Season Ae-
eOmPsnisd by Considerable Hail
at never rains but Il pOurs;" es-
pecially In Kansas IL this trite say
ing particularly noticeable and more
particularly since last Saturday
evening, during which time rains Of
very bountiful and majestic proper
tiOns have visited this section. Sat
urday night In Sallna the rain
poured down almost necessarily and
In the vicinity OF Bavaria eOnsidera-
bic hail fell. The farm Of David
Emmett, four miles west Of SalIna,
was visited by large and destructive
hail storm that evening. Mr.. EN-
NETS large wheat field, eontaini ny
] 800 acres Of good looking wheat,
was literally pounded to pieces by
the hail stones, the immense acreage
being completely destroyed aud even
the leaves Of the hedge fence sur
rounding II being stripped from the
branches.
Tuesday morning near Geneseo
another large hail storm made itself
felt, word being brought 10 Salina
by the Missouri Pacific passenger
train nj o'clock, after having
passed through the storm for ten
miles.
A Telegram was also received from
Ellsworth Tuesday by e. Il. Under
wood to the effect that = large water
spout had burst there the evening
before, and 10 look out for big rice
in the river. Since Tuesday even
ing, when the river Was over thir-
teen feet above low water mark, the
water has been receeding aud IL now
almost normal
From the rise in the river and the
reports which have been received
from the western part Of Saline
county aud other counties west Of u
u IL safe TO conclude that the entire
country in these immediate parts
hiss been deluged with Q wonderful
and assuring rainfall, and the crop
prospects which seemed 30 recently
TO be - dubious have frightened n
perez ptibly n smiling nature under
this munifieent blessing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-21
AfIIl lha EaNnrIia-

II you sre contemplating q trip for
business or pleasure u will be we'll
Ia remember that the BurlinGlo1
Route II still the fayorlte. Her ed
established line 10 Chicago haE6IF
needs more than Q mere menti0a f1F
the reason that every man, woman
and child In the country II 30 faml-
liar with the fact that over this line
runs the famous solid vestibuls train
ELI" with Its splendid Pullman
SleepeFs, chair cars and dining cars.
Your attention H. now called 90 our
Double Daisy service between Kansas
City, Atchison, 80. Joseph and &c.
Louis. Heretofore we had but one
daily train from the Missouri River
10 ~. Louis. that being = night train,
placing passengers In 81. Louis On the
morning I'm time for breakfast and all
eastern connections, but on account
~ the Increasing demand another
train has been put on and nov leaves
Kansas City, Atehison and St.Joseph
in the morning. placing the pass
enger In St. Louis In the early even
ing of the same day.
Omana and Council BLUFFS are put
In rapid communication with the
lower Missouri River points by two
superb daily trains, one leaving
Kansas City late In the morning
and the ether In the evening. max
Ing the run from Kansas City In
about eight hours The morning
train carries through buffet sleep
ing ear To St. Paul and Minneapolis,
placing the passenger in the twin
eities twenty hours after leaving
Kansas city.
For further information call on OF
address II. G.. Orr, q. =. w. p. A,
40 Main st, Kansas City, No., or
A. G.. DAWES, q. p. at. A.
81. Joseph. No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-21
Tn. M.,n.dI., Revival.

fhe revival services began nj the
Methodist church one week ago, are
continued With large interest, al
though the accounts given Ia the
daily papers are grossly exaggerated.
Mr.. Shawhan appeals TO the feelings
and emotions Of his hearers and In
this lies his success as an evangel-
list. The songs Of Mr. Shaver are In
the same line largely, aud 20 the
two gentlemen are we'll fitted for
each other. They make . strong
team aud ~Ith the entire church
working with them q large number
OF conversions have been made. II
was announced Sunday that Mon
day night would he their last, but
the meetings are sill continued. A
bible study ut . p. IN. each day II
conducted for adults and ut 7:S0 .
young peoples prayer meeting II
held.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-21
MARQUETTE.
iFro1 the Tribune.

From the Tribune.l
John Peterson Sr. spent last week
visiting 1t Ellsworth.
II. 3. Bacon IL having his home
Improved by rePaPering It.
G. Eberhardt, the genial senior Of
the lumber company, vas In the
city yesterday.
Mrs.. A. Tessmer left for Missouri
last Monday where she intends
spending some time visiting among
old friends and relatives.
Mrs. L. L. Hammond and little
soD Clyde after . most acceptable
visis Of ter days with her sister Mr..
Cress, returned 10 her home 1t PARA.
vile yesterday.
Alfred Haskinsou vent 10 Chi
eago the last Of the week with sew
eral cars Of fine stock. Marquette
10 the best stock market within . r.
dius Of twenty-five miles.
The ten year old son Of Rev.
Eflksson met with quite an accident
Wednesday evening By stepping on
o large wire nall. II vas forced
nearly through the ball Of his foot.
The little fellow suffered eonslders-
bly, bot he bore 70 manfully.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-21
LINDsBORo.
tFrOm the Nevs.I

Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Bengston wer,
taken by complete surprise on Mon
day. His sister Mrs. +. L. johnson
Of Andover, ILL.,, accompanied By
Mrs. George johnson, Of Ofion, III.
arrived on that day 10 pay them 9
visit.
After our townsman q. A. Ander.
son had sailed from New York for
the fatherland, The sad intelligence
was received here that both his
father and mother had died after his
departure from home. His grief
upon his arrival will be doubly Sc
we're, a. he went especially TO pay
his aged parents . visit on the
occasion Of their golden wedding,
the celebration Of which was 10 have
taken place on the 27th Of this
month.
Quite Q number Of farmers the
latter part Of this week reported
their wheat suffering from various
causes and that only . good rain
would save Il. Mr.. II. WIckstrom
called and reported his wheat In
jured In spots-turnlng yellow and
apparently dying-but attributes
the cause mainly TO the extreme
warm weather following the heavy
rains Of some time ago. especially
was this true where . heavy amount
Of siubble plowed under kept the
soil too loose. He says wherever
the ground was well packed the
better the wheat. However, since
the heavy rain the first of the week.
u II believed few will admit that
the damage Is ~ great a. first re-
ported.
II has been known for some time
that the II. q \. Co., contemplated
building their road 10 this city, and
II spite OF strong efforts TO "hesd u
Off, the company IL still determined
to come here, as will be observed
from the following from ihe InmAn
Independent Of May sth.
John Zook, OF Monitor, was 10 the
city Wednesday, He has been TO
officials OF the Hutchinson a South
ern. They informed him that their
road would build TO LIndsborg via
Monitor this fall. They will follow
the old survey, which was made
some time ago. MonItar people are
feeling happy over the prospects of
. railroad running through their
town. The II. a 5. have rails and
ties piled up I'm the Hutchinson
yards for this purpose and no doubt
the road will be built, a. the road
must have q connection with their
own road, at either Llndsborg or
Mcpherson. It II understood they
prefer Lindsborg, as . junction can
be made there with their Pueblo 4
Kansas City Line. They Fill pro-
baby operate the Hutchinson 4
Southern, direct from Anthony and
the state line. to Ballns via Llnds-
borg. And the MePherson line
direct from ElDorado 20 Llndsborg,
where connection can be made nj
the main depot, With the several
lines, for Denver, Pueblo, Kansas
City, Omaha, 81. Louis and the
famous Oklahoma country"
We feel confident that n our citI-
zens will exercise their enterprising
spirit with . strong pull that 8 divI-
son, machine shops, etc., 1t our
prosperous city, will be the result Of |
their effort. Now IL the time 10 |
strike for the division.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-21

Report - he Prsess4snus - ths fzssea'
/ Hss.sns nssttsss-Bspers 90 frsas-
4 sr<r ss1 Psilss seAsa.
| Citizens Of the Wesleyan sdditioE
prayed for water service. Ths
matter was referred.
| It was voted to repeper the council
chamber and the police court and
bids will be called for 20 do The
work.
The report Of the Police Judge
was presented. There were ten
cases during the mouth, and - In
fines were collected. OF these ten
eases there were seven convictions,
I dismissed and two remain nm
settled. There were two persoas
committed TO jail and Ave paid
6aes.
The treasureT's report showing
sl1, 5ls.s5 I'm the treasury was pre-
sented. This II divided between the
general, interest sinking sod John
Boyd coal funds, but ~ the report
was not itemised We are unable 20
give the amount in each fund.
An ordinance was passed proyId-
ing for city engineer.
The followig resolutions were
adopted.
Rssoired, That all persons having
bills against the city OF EalIna be re-
quested 20 present the same for pay
ment nj the frat regular meeting
after the same have been contracted.
ResOired, That the authority to |
debts on behalf Of the city |
Of Saiina for any purpose shall be
20 the committee on Claims
and Expenditures or The council In i
open session. except for supplies
aud material for the street com
which shall not include
street crossings.
Resoired. That the " shall In no
wise be liable or Responsible for any
bill, debt or obligation contracted
IN any other way, or by any other
persons.
ResOIrsd, That no street crossing
hereafter to be constructed IN this
'ity except upon order Of the council
n session, and that all contracts for
he construction shall he TO the
owest bidder, also for sidewalks at
he corner Of streets.
The Mayor appointed John L.
'ishop City Clerk and L. o. ZIm-
herman n policeman. Both APP
were confirmed.
The Republican was designated as
he Official city paper at IS per cent
{ legal rates. Councilman Cravens
ioved to let the printing 10 the
west bidder, tut the combine
did not care for getting
ne work done cheap.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-21
xKv cAnBRIA cHATrKRIEos.

HRv GAMBIA cHATrKRIEos.
EFon our oun eorrs.ponasnL
Mr.. and Mrs.. Albert Kring ar,
rejoicing over the birth Of . dsugh.
Der. Al says this Is No 8.
AZ the lovely country home Of The
Johannes two miles south Of Cam
bria there occurred last "Wednesday
evening one Of the pleassntest
parties Of the season. Music, Raues,
tripping the light fantastic' after
which On elegant lunch vas served,
such - only experienced cooks a.
the Miss Johannes could prepare,
and TO which the sixty Invited
guests all did justIes. IL was an
occasion long 10 be remembered By
those In attendance.
Dr. Thompson's cottage presents Q
noe appearance, aud will be quite
an addition 10 our thriving little
village.
This Ii good side walk weather
where are the agitators?
Mrs. Jacob Dell returned from
Topeka last Saturday, very much
improved In health.
The many friends Of Thomas
Madison will regret 10 hear Of the
sad death By falling from q train on
his way home, from . trip east. He
had been 10 West Virginia where he
owns property, and stopped over In |
Chicago TO visit his son and daugh.
Ter living there, then after leaving
here on a Rock Island train he was
next found about 100 miles west Of
chicago on the track after the train
isd passed over him. A ticket with
bis name on destined to Solomon
City was found In his pocket. A
elegram was sent TO his wife and
and they ordered his body
snt here for burial, which arrived
evening on the Rock Island
Dad. His wife and children have
be sympathy Of the entire COM
nunity In this their sad bereav-
nent. JEWELL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-21

Mrs. w. enyIed the lady next door
because she always seemed 80 well
and happy. ''She enjoys life and
dou't," said the discontinued
Aoman. "HoW I would like 20
change places With heri" At last
she made the acquaintance Of the
object 0f her envy, and this .s what
the lady told her: Happy OF
course I am, for I enjoy perfect
health. Ny dear Mrs.. W.. yosr face
tells me Why you are not happy.
You are suffering from functional
derAngemeDts I Was q martyr TO
female weaknesses for years, hut
Dr.. Pieree's FayorIte Prescription
cured me, as lt will you ~ you will
try 70. Tt IL guaranteed TO give
Satisfaction In every case or price
ltl.O0s returned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-21


Qf the RbsfcrR SchoOi Journal Of
the late state sapcrIntsudent's meet
Ing In this city:
The young ISdies and gentlemen
Of the Kansas Wesleyan University
and the Salsa Normal University
added much with their excellent
and entertaining singing 10 the en-
joymeut Of the convention
Persons Who have heard DIR.
Bishop delivering addresses of .
serious character we're surprised 10
discover that he IL bFimful Of vit.
II hls address Of welcome he as
tonIsbed many In his sadienes Who
we're net expeetlne food Ger isnzhter.
On The Last evening three yoane
msn dissearssd charming bst De-
eldedly ssisnishing nusie - ssstrs-
mszts uhieh, - us. lee<sd liks 80
riflsa ee<-Plnsls. Tbs nenzs - De
iaslfnmank usisafA. a osiols, sris1,
es.1sa. e kelzeE11ne e 80 49,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-21
snoOxvrLLn.


At the Sunday School convention
Of espsrintsndsnts. held ct En,p0riI
Rev. 8. Wood read . paper on 'Cbilt
Religion, !" which, brought q speeia
resolution Of thanks.
Elmer Mccormick and Walter
Davis who went TO Denver about
two weeks ago, returned Monday.
They report business very dull.
Worse places than Kansas boys.
George Fritz came down yesterday
from Ellis 20 visit his mother and
sister Carrie, who expect TO visit
their old home In Pennsylvania dur.
Ing the summer. George will &C.
company them a. far - Kansas City.
Mrs. 9. J. Babeock shipped her
household goods 10 Boulder, Colo,
yesterday, where she will make her
future home. Her many friends
here are sorry 10 have her leave,
and join In wishing her prosperity
In her new home.
No graduates Ia our schools this
year. While our boys and girls
have done well Prof. Rollman does
not propose 10 turn out anything
but first-class work, and his advice
IL, make haste slowly. Truly the
standard Of education In Brookyille
IL being borne aloft.
Monday evening last . goodIy
Of Uncle George Scariet's
friends conceived the Idea Of sur
prising him, and accordingly loaded
with Ice cream, cake and other deli
,aeies, proceeded to wend their way
10 his residence south Of town, TAX
ing the family completely by sur
prise, captured the premises and lis
inmates and proceeded to genuine
Enjoyment for . few hours. 10 was
! happy occasion, the family being
highly pleased to be thus remem-
,ered. Among those present we're
Mrs. Andrew Blood, Mrs. Pattee and
drs. Joseph Duncan, Of Salina.