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Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

If you want good smoke call fui the Ruby Royal cigar, at
 C. $. VAN WAGENEN's.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

My stock of goods selected for the Christmas holidays comprises the most desirable novelties and staple articles on the market, Opening announce. ment next week. Post Office Store
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

Vincent Anderson, of Armer, was in Globe Thursday.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

GUTTARLESsONS. Prof. Joaquin Miller gives lessons on tho guitar at the homes of pupils or at his own house, as desired. Terms reasonable.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

The Buffalo Copper Company re. coived new water jacket on Monday.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

The Flagstaff Democrat says The Central Arizona railroad is not thing of the past D. M. Riordan is work ing uobly fer it's construction and if any nun can get the necessary machin- cry to work for this road he eau.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

C'Atethism every Sunday at the Cath olic Church, at o'clock p. m.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

F. F Kellper & Co cannot aud will not be "undersold" by anybody or m any article
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

]. T. Eli pen anl wife were visitors to Globe this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

ohae. H. Starr returned last night from Mesa.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

An assortment of desirable shopping baskets for sale at the Post Office Store.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

A fine line of cutlery opened at the Post Office Store. Wostenholm knives, Wade & Butcher, Wostenholm and Swedish razors.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

Gila county farmers are delivering large quantities of hay in Globe.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28
UNIVERSITY OF ARIzOEA.

Session begins September 30lh. Tut tion Free Agricultural College, School of Mines and Pfefaiatory Course For Catalogue, address See etary of Uuiver- sity Faculty, Tucson, 4. T.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

sKATTNG-At the Rink every We'd nesday md Saturday evenings.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

New drives at E. F. Kellner & Co s. Large lot harness, SlO set and mp. Alphcas, silks and cashmere, in tan, grey and black in to l2 yard patterns, tJ arrive this week Also line of wool hoods, uabias, capes, ladies hose and underwear.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

E. T. Mills of Tonto was in town this week.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than al! other diseases put together, and untll rhe last few years was supposed to be Incurabe. Far great many years doclors pronounced it looal disease, and prescribed local remedies, and l'y constantly failing 70 cnre wi h l0cad treatment, prououucrd # incurable Science has proven ci;Iarrh to be q con sttnuoual 'l'sease, and therefore requires constitutional treatnept Halls Camrrb Cure. manufactured ny F J. Cheu,y X O.. Toleda, Ohio, Is the only eohsritu. tional cure on the market It is tat en internally in doses from ID drops to a traspooniul. It acta directly up,m the blood aud mucous su,flces of the system. They ofi,r one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testinonials Address,
 F. J, CHENEY X co Toledo. O. N1s" Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

Entered in the Post Office at Globe, as sec. snS- class matter
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

At the Court House last Saturday night. Dr. s. c, Heineman, E. J. Edwards, r. M. Thurmond, Dr. Alex. Tr:ppel and E. H. Cook addressed large audience on the advantages of statehood aud the merits of the consti- tltion. There were no new arguments l res nted
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

Bob Samuela was in from Pleasant Valley on Wednesday, and gave g fa- vorable account of the live stock inter est in that section Cattle are in fair condition and the losses if any, will be light He takes more cheerful view of the range business than most stock. men visiting Glohe. He thinks the losses of stock in Gila county will be much smaller than estimated by others
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28
A Connrn,od Cripple.

vas s5out to take him to Cincinnati for m or .i"n,eNpectirg hs leg wQpN have 10 be tas,
 $: aud gesan giving him food's Sa>slariila
 5aef 10 get iip hisSire'sh. The medicine wol Q his appetite and soon pieces Of bone wcr iiScharsed from tlio sore We oontnued wit load's sarssrw.ila, as itsccucd to be doing lia Q much eood and t!tc discharge from the so7 'e'rta.ed' the swei'ng went down, the lc sinllgh'encd 'u'. and in few months he ha, 'crieei use ol hiS leg, He is now apparently Q veil as even JoHS !. IcMURRAY, Notary Pub ic. EayeHsWood, ". Va.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28
ScFofula
La Rs TgOrst T0PB,-'' Tyhiie SaceIl.
 iHg" Cured.

The remarkable effect of Hood'a ssrsapcrilla |, the following case illustrates the power of tIi. medicine over all blood diseases:
 Ny son, years old, had white r,gclllr9 come on his right lcs below the knee which cop ,racted 'he muscles so that his lcg wa, drawn u a' right sngles Physicians laarcd the swcilina which dischHrgcd freely, but did not help hE IaleI.eay ] IconslGercd him
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

Ladies of Globe, who patronize E, F, Ksllner X Co, will please send ad, dress and name time; can have oul buggy call for them and be driven safe. ly home again.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28
BAEl,G FoUDuRs
What ihe HiaursetL sIaie Authorities
 Ehsw Aboal Thcm.

If there is doubt in anybodys mm5 .s Ca The qut.uy of the various bak,a. powders vt tho market, it wiil be ssttlea [ v the evidence gwen epou the subject ny tho State .dBotj,ls ni Mnnesotl. Tl, Dwy aud F ud C mn,is. s.iau and th, State ehrmtst ,rs the highest flea authorities upon such subjects nl t1ar Nafr, and tbcu eyidsnce vii be accept. ei as jisuJeiestsi and upreialtc,d J, IS rholr u-lues ta examine tue quality nf the different f,r7d products. aui to ,uppres, the sple of those found nnl,u, C md uuwholesome, and si will admil ti@t they have perfort.-4 their duii,, withaut fear or favor,
 Ata recent examination b, leula tive committee ta determipe the qaaH- t,es of the ,ariou, b,kHg powders soIj tn Mnursrta, Satr Chemist and aualyst o thr Food and D,ry Comuissinne, Dr. Cbnles W. Drew gave tie follow ug evidsnee
 Cues Dr Drew. see by the report If tnr Dury and Bod Commission ot I ihis Sote that in making anah SIS |, f ,be vafl us Daklng powders fl hts C, un ny you rep II a., a result If us wu,s thH the R.ya Baking Powders contains and s,vos T in hakng a greater per cent of carh me actl g,- Geveuiur gas) than any other baking powder made; i, that true
 Aus. Yes. ST, that is a fact.
 Ques -D ctur, yan alsa fnuad from experiment lhar the Royal Bskug Pow der will keep lnnger auI retain it's qut. ms letter than any other powder made, did you n,tl
 Ans. Yes, sir, thul; it does.
 Dues N,w. the two most desirable guaitIes iu baking powder are he amount ur carbonlc acid g,ts it contaios and giyes oB aud the length of time 1t will ketp. are they not
 Ans -Y Yes SIT.
 Quss Then the Royal Baking Pow der, processing these qualities, IS the bea powder made, is iD mt
 Ans Well, that would be the natural cone fusion
 Cues Well, that is the fact is it no,}
 Ans -Yrs, think It is. l consider 1t one of the best baking powders made
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

The choicest candies can be found at the Post Office store.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

DUScAN JAMES FERGUSON. Wheathelds, Nov. 2G, 1891.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28
SUMMONS.

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. CITY
 land County of San Francesca, State ul
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28
Goods Delivered Free of Charge in Globe and immediate vicinity.

Agent for Aermotor Wind. mills.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28

November Saturday, 2e. 1891.
Arizona silver belt., 1891-11-28
Floods Sarsaparilla

nd by drggists q; six for s. Prepared onlj pyC.L Hoop& co, Apo,hocarios, Lowell Mass
 100 Doees One Dollar
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16
Lets FtassFuIEs.

The Abilene NeUs thinks Salina
don't amount TO much, or at least
says that In last weeks paper.
What's the use Of keeping up such
silly, idle vAporings a. this? Dick
Inson county IL great In resource and
extensive In development, and her
sister Saline IL proud to have her on
her right hand. Abilene is q good
town, In fact . very good town, as
the showing made by her merchants
10 the columns Of her newspapers in
dictate. Her newspapers, too, are
noted far aud wide, and stand away
up In the procession Of Kansas news
papers, which are better as Q class
than those Of any other state. We
can III afford to quarrel or say mean
Things about each other. Whatever
measure Of prosperity either Of US
enjoy let US all take hold Of hands
and rejoice. Hurrsh for Dickinson
county, and her rustling, enterpris-
ing and worthy county seat, and
chief cIty-Abilene.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16
KNOXVILLE CORRESPONDENTS.


Three families moved into our city
this week aud as many more TO come
next week. Come, we have still
room for more.
Mrs. Joe Stauber Is on the sick list,
but Is recovering.
Messrs. J. =. Martin, Rev. s.
Wood, ". II. Gentry, Vincent
Fischer and X. b. Ingrsham were
at Salina on business this week.
The new elevator built on the
foundations Of the one lately de-
stroyed by fire, IL completed and
ready for business. T.. DepreE Is
also making preparations for buying
wheat.
There are good prospects for farm
for their grain nj this point.
8. Daley, our rustliug landlord, lie
out stacking wheat with Nels John
sou. He reports q good time, plenty
to eat aud drink aud good pay.
NJ. ID. Mccormick, road master
and purchasing agent Of the Wyan-
dotte q Northwestern X. r., came In
on Sunday evening, looking after
the interests Of his farm.
Misses Eva Wells, Cora Wells
Eva Dams, EIecta ParsOns and Lou
lisa Dinkler, aud Will Delos and Will
Mccormick are ut Salina attending
the Institute.
Elmer Mccormick attends the
Ellsworth county Normal.
The farmers here are principally
through with harvesting. The wheat
crop Is reported around here as being
. good deal better than expected 1t
one time.
Repairs for threshiDg machines sre
Turtled In. Several new machines
are expected here. In . few more
days threshing will begin in dead
earnest. ALEPH.
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Our Fire Boys.

Nothing has been said Of our fire-
men who went up to Beloit on the
Fourth, and came away light. OF
course Sallna Is disappointed when
her boys get left, but all cannot be
prize winners, and II the other fell
lows did better work than our boys, IL
ought TO furnish an incentive TO sa-
lima boys to do more work. We
have the best system Of FIRE alarm Of
any central Kansas city, and when
Il comes right down to actual work
In putting out IRE Il IL doubtful II
any crack prize winning teams can
get . fire out any quicker than our
boys. At least ve can console our
selves with the thought that exhibi-
ton and dress parade firemen who de-
vote their time to prize winning are
not necessarily more efficient than
those who save their energies for &C.
tusl BUSINESS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16

Yesterday Mr.. A. p. Collius avail
cd himself Of the privilege Of look
ing over the JOURNAL nles for the
purpose Of getting the prices Of grain
and produce In this market for lsse.
1880 and 1891. In conversation With
him We learn that the organisation
known - the Saline County Alliance
Exchange Company purpose to
rent an elevator In Salina, and
handle grain this fall. They will
simply boy grain Of the farmers and
pay them the highest prices possible,
and sell it to parties that will pay
them the nost money for Il. Their
organization can also embark In
other lines under their charter, but
Mr.. Collins says a. yet there has
been no necessity for such action, a.
our business men have used them
fair.
In speaking Of matters In general
he says the Cincinnati convention
does not bind anybody, a. its repre-
sentation was not authorIzed-it WAS
simply Q miscellaneous gathering
but that the convention this fall
will contain . proper representation
Of the order, and that their action
will be final.
He thinks President Hall Of Mis-
souri, IL simPly trying to hold the
Alliance In the Democratic ranks,
but admits that some Of bis ideas are
very sensible. As to the uncertain
condition Of the organization in the
South, he says the politicians Of that
country have always been planters,
and that now Of course, they are
members Of the Alliance, and that
they are trying to avoid . rupture
between the Democrats and Alliance
or Peoples party, but that the men,
bership will not stand any fusion Or
cooperation whatever with either
Of the old parties. He says the negro
membership OF the South alone 10
upwards OF ] ,OOO, 600, and that they
will vote, and have their votes count
ed, at the next election. In fact he
considers that the Alliance move
ment In the South will solve the |
race question.
In regard to local affairs, he would |
like TO see the city have q market
yard, where farmers could drive In |
with their produce, and citizens
could 60 to purchase. 1t would be
fair to all concerned, would regulate
itself a. 10 prices, etc, and be q con-
venience to the consumer, and pro-
Queer alike.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16
NEW CAMBRIA GATHERINGS.


Rev. J. b. Umberger took his de-
parture Monday morning for . six
weeks vacation At his old home In
wythville, Virginia.
Marlsnd L. Slonaker, gave q party
TO his friends at the home OF Mr.. aud
Mrs. Will Garvin, Last Saturday
evening.
DIR. Thompson's now occupy their
new cottage on Main st.
Levi Berkey IL having the founda-
ton laid for Q new residence.
The firm OF w. J. Donmyer 4 Co.
are closing out their goods At public
auction to-day, preparatory 10 going
west.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. r. johnson,
have the sympathy Of their neigh
bors and friends in this community
In the sad loss by death Of their In
FAINT son one week old.
Mrs. Henry Borst who IL here
visiting her father, Peter Johannes,
received the sad intelligence that
her husband had met with . serious
accident In Carteryille, Missouri,
where he has been working for .
Railroad Co.
A wedding which u II said will
take place early In August IL the
principle topic Of conversation now
s-dsys.
Rev. T. r. Dornblaser will preach
In the Lutheran church, sunday
evening, July 18th. He will also de-
liver . lecture on Marriage" on
Tuesday evening, the 2lst inst. Be
sure and hear hun.
J. g. williams IL the fret Of our
farmers tn start In thrashiBg. WAL
ker q Son are doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Genish drove
10 Trenton, last Saturday, to visit
their uncle, Henry Shank.
JEWELL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16

All that n hurting the man with
% many x'a r. the loss Of his busi-
ness. His Job priB ting business has
gone TO another once on account Of
honester work and fairef treatment.
Err ndustrtdi HerdId.
Last week We issued the Agoru,
delivered the balance Of the hrst
edition 1000, Of . 900 page history,
and received 200 rounds OF book
paper for another edition Of the same
work, delivered 1000 copies Of the
Normal Register to Prof. Thoroman,
received the paper and commenced
work on 1000 copies Of the Normal
Catalogue, finished 500 copies Of .
railroad time book which goes TO
Mr.. Harmon Of Junction City, o
ruled and printed blank book TO Me-
Pherson, received work from abb
lene and Lincoln Centre, booked
shout $4,000 worth Of local work, In
all little over q, 600. This 10 gener-
ally considered TO be the dull season
In the printing line. We also added
Is new subscribers to the JOURNALS
subscription list.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16
sallna Marksta
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
GYPSUM CITY NEWS.

ohfsl " NlIh NEWS.
All the whes. cut and most Of the
oats.
Gypsum's ~ heat fields the best In
Saline Co.
Tinker 4 Kingman's thresher
commenced business today.
J. Thinkers new residence IL near
ly completed.
Chas. Mullen has been visiting
here lately.
A half dozen Of our young folks
are attending the institute at Salina.
DIR. SawtelI WAS In Salina Monday
eve.
Mrs. Sawtell Of Dillon IL visiting
al her son J. Els.
Miss Laura Agin IL In Salina at
tending the school Of pedagogy.
Up Casper has quit working on
the coal shutes anu il now with the
new steam thresher.
IA McHaffie Is out with q head
er crew, also Howard Lanham.
DIR. Crawford of Assaria made
friends In town q visit sunday eve.
Mrs. Bruce Of Mcpherson, daugh-
ter Of +. 4. Davidson, lie visiting
here and At Andy Shops.
SawteIi Il Durbin are moving the
scales off the street. Methinks q
few citizens Of this town will sleep
better ROr.
V. A. SnOddy Is painting the resi-
dences Of Durbin aud Willis.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16
na.ser ~ a,.,arx

On Tuesday DR.. J. w. Boyles who
lives near Bavaria, left his order ct
this once for some printing, and In
the course Of his conversation, In
quired - TO the whereabouts Of L. E.
Sampson. We Informed him that
L. z. was in Washington, and doing
well. The doctor ls an old settler
here, and claims to be the originals
Of the word cyclone, or rather the
frst POrson 10 apply that Bsme to
the storms that occasionally have
visited Kansas. - well ~ other
places. He says 70 vas In 1875, whsn
he came 10 salins soon after the
storm that destroyed David Emmits
buildings, and injured several Of his
family, struck Chas. whitney's
place, killing Mr.. whitney and
doing . vast amount Of damage TO
buildings and stock. Everybody
vas talking about the storm. Theo-
ries ss 10 lie origin and name we're
being discussed, but all were at .
loss what 10 call Is. L. Z. Sampson
met Dr.. Boyles and interviewed him
e. 10 the storm, and together they
sought Webster for name. Final
~ the doctor came 10 the word "Cy-
Clone" and after reading It's de1ni-
ton, told l. =. that there vas its
proper name. A full descriptioa Of
the storm appeared In THAI issue Of
the JouREAL, and the word .Cy-
clone" has ever since been adopted,
By pagers al over the country, In
spsakIsg d thoss atmosshsrie dis
ssrbaaess.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16
The Normal Institute.

A JOURNAL man called at the In
stitute for q short time Monday
morning and found things running
along smoothly aud noticed the man.
ifest interest and enthusiasm exhibit
ted by the teachers In attendance. The
corps Of Instructors has been reinforce
ed by Miss Watson, who teaches "the
model school" and Prof. Jones who
conducts q special class In Penmau-
ship. Up 10 Monday noon just an
even one hundred teachers were en-
rolled, and the prospects are that
more will add their names to the roll
by next Monday morning. Below
we give the names Of all In attend
ance, and In the list will be found
old time aud reliable teachers Of Sa-
line county, as we'll rs many new
ones, who expect to join the ranks
aud ali the places Of those who get
married, and quit teaching for other
callings:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16

The ladies Of Plymouth church
rendered . reception on Tuesday
evening to their friends, to the num-
Der OF about three hundred. The
gathering came to order In the audi
forum, where . short program Of
literary and musical exercises was
gone through with, ending with .
beautiful tablesu, 1.-THE Star
spaugled Banner" by three young
ladies. In the Sunday School room
refreshments we're served, and those
present adjourned thIther after .
few moments spent In social inter
course. The people Of Plymouth
church have introduced Q novelty
Tor perhaps We should say they have
simplified mstters) In church enter
talnments. Instead Of running their
church and its social entertainments
purely - money making schemes,
the entertainments are all free, even
when refreshments are served.
When any money IL wanted they
evidently 90 down In their pockets
and get q, saying nothing about it
This Is "Heaven's easy unencumber-
ed plan" that the poet Cowper tells
Us Of, and all churches would be
Immensely benefited II they would
adopt %. As an example. Just look
at the financial prosperity enjoyed
By this same church.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16

The Methodist ladies give Q recep-
ton to the new members ut the
church this evening. The gathering
IL to be wholly Of . social nature,
and refreshments will be served.
Incidentally, 8 charge Of ten cents
for refreshments will be made, the
proceeds to be spplied In paying .
balance Of about go due for the re-
cent repairs made on the building.
Good old fashioned Methodist hospi-
tally and brotherly kindness will be
the order OF the evening, and the
public 10 invited to Join In.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16

The wheat IL most all cut and
stacking IL well under way, and from
many farmers We learn that the
wheat which was thought to be
totally ruined by black rust and
other evils, will turn out much bet
ter than was anticipated. The crop
Of 1891 Is likely, after all, to be one
that will go down to history Ne one
Of the big ones.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16

Salina has q monthly magazine
called the "Agorid." We have not
seen Il, hut we understand the prin-
cipal article IL by Col. Phillips, en-
titled the kansas MulligTub, 4"
which applies to the grumbIer and
the yawper.-WydndOtte Gazette.
This IL all true, perhaps, except
that Salina has no monthly magazine
called the "4gorid." We have,
however, . quarterly literary maya
zine called The 4aord, and IL Is this
which the Gazette means.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16
salt Water Baths.

A gentleman who travels extern
sively through Kansas, was lately
giving . glowing account Of the
famous salt baths at Larned. He
had been there and tried them and
was enthusiastic IN their health Civ
ing properties, and said every Kan
sas town should have them, although
he gave no particulars about their
construction. Wherever there IL
salt IL is easy enough to make the
baths by digging 9 pond and filling
Il up with the brine, was the only
information he vouchsafed on the
subject. This might be used rs q
pointer to the projectors Of the pro-
posed sauitarium here In Salina.
Some years ago, as will be remem-
Iered, In boring for coal, nothing
was found but salt. We ought to be
able 20 bring the salt water 10 the
surface by pumps, and piekling vat
could easily be constructed. The
RustleT has q large hole over In his
Rosedale park property, which he IL
filling NJ, now why not until it,
grade the sides, gravel the bottom,
and I'LL II IN with brine. There IL
evidently q barrel Of money In this
scheme II somebody will take hold
Of Il.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16

Alex ShultZ returned last Satur-
day from Bennington where he has
been for the past three weeks repair
ing the mill at that place, recently
purchased by Hardin MaPes, Of this
city. Mr.. 3. Mapes has moved To
Bennington, and has charge Of the
mill. Mr.. ShultE says II IL q splen-
did property, that Mr.. Mapes will
do we'll with It, all Of which we are
glad to hear.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16

1 band in Saliua has been trying
TO give a concert for q week, put has
peen compelled TO put u off on ac-
count Of the vet weather. Joe Hud-
son was right when he said there was
never too much rain In Kansas
Aler. Butts.
The above IL funny, very fun
ny indeed: so much 90 that our Office
devil fell down the elevator shaft In .
ut. when he read u, but u shows that
Mr.. Butts never enjoyed the privi-
lege Of hearing one OF the Peerless
bands concerts.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-07-16

Up 10 Wednesday morning the
drouth still held the boards, al.
though several good signs Of rain
were to be seen from p. m. Tues
day evening. This makes four con-
secutive days without any rain, and
It IL feared that In csse q shower does
not come along inside Of day or
two the Mulligrubs, which Col.
Phillips 90 graphically describes In
his Agord article, will crawl out OF
their holes and begin their nefarious
work.