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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09
SIN the FaSsrite.


N you are contemplating q trip for
business or pleasure Il will be well
to remember that the Burlington
Route II still the faVorlte. Her cid
established line TO Chicago hardly
needs more than q mere mention for
the reason that every man, woman
and child In the country n 80 faml-
liar with the fact that over this line
runs the famous solid yestlbule train
ELI" with it, splendid Pullman
Sleepers, chair cars and dining cars.
Your attention II now called 10 our
Double Daisy service between Kansas
City, Atchlson, st. Joseph and 50.
Louis. Heretofore we had but one
daily train from the Missouri River
10 50. Louis, that being . night train,
placing passengers In So. Louis In the
morning In time for breakfast aud all
eastern connections, but on account
Of the increasing demand another
train has been put on and now leaves
Kansas City, AtchisOn and St.Joseph
In the morning. placing the pass
enger In 81. Louis In the early even
Ing Of the same day.
Omaha and Council Bluffs are put
In rapid communication with the
lower Missouri River points By two
superb daily trains, one leaving
Kansas City late la the morning
and the other In the evening. max
Ing tie run from Kansas City In
about eight hours. The morning
train carries . through buffet sleep
Ing car 10 Sc. Paul and Minneapolis.
placing the passenger In the twin
cities twenty hours after leaving
Kansas City.
For further information call Oh or
address II. G.. Orr, q. :. W. p. A.,
go Msln ST., Kansas city, No, or
A. G.. DAWES, q. p. at. A.
81. Joseph, Mo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09
JUkES WAS JEALOUS.

Jen Jukss Makes . Murdsrsus Assault
UPoh T:Is wife with Revolver.
On Saturday evening the usual
quiet that pervades the vicinity Of
the brunswick hotel was disturbed
by a number Of pistol shots aud the
screams nf a woman.
Jen Jukes a resident of this city
was trying TO kill his wife, Of whom
he Was Jealous. -Four shots were
fired, one only taking effect and that
10 the law Of the woman.
The couple have not been living
together for some time, owing to
some difficulty which is not made
public. Tbe latter part Of the week
Il seems, that Jukes sent for his
wife, who Was nj the home of her
parents Ia Enterprise, TO come to
him aud she came In on the evening
Rock Island train Saturday. She
went to the Brunswick and yukes
called for her in the evening. As
they were going from or returning
10 the hotel the tragedy occurred for
which yUkes IL now n prisoner.
Jukes Was taken before Justice
Bishop on Monday morning and In
default 81 g., 600 bail vas remanded
until his preliminary hearing,
which ;akes place next Monday.
Senator Mohler has been retained
10 conduct the defense.
As far rs can lie learned Mrs.
Jukes has always borne \ good re-
putaiion and the cause for the
attack of her husband was wholly
Withort foundation. although he
said when he gave himself NJ gu
Saturday evening that he Wss Iu-ti-
fed la doing what he did. The
trial, which will probably occur nj
the present term Of court will settle
the matter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09
GYPSUM CITY
lFrom the Advocate. !

W. r Hedenbsrg, Of the Burnside
Camps II. of V, Salina, inspected
the Camp Ia this city last Saturday
night.
Miss Hose Parker has gone to Sa-
Inns 10 accept position in = millln-
or store.
The inspection Of the Camp OF the
SONS Of Veterans, In this city las
Saturday night resulted ga Its re-
eeivins = number one grade. Cap
tain Martin aud his boys feel good
over u.
J. tinker has now all arrange
meats completed for the building Of
his commOdlous residence. The
large bill Of lumber IL To be furnish
ed from the EbeThardt q SudendOrf
lumber yard by manager Casper
Melbert.
X. &. Martin In digging . well on
tue farm Of Alex Morien found the
bones "T some animal At . depth of
~ feet. They urr- black, aud as
hard - flint. After exposure to
thr air they began To rrumble. The
farm IL located on the divide between
Gypsum Creek aud the smoky Hill
river. about o mile. southwest Of
Gypsum city.
Marshal r. q. Belts, OF this city 10
ia fair way 10 receive n snug sum
Of money from the state of Michigan,
which failed to pay her soldiers the
bounty agreed on during the war.
II appears that Gsi 900 OF her bonds
for that purpose were never issued,
aud u u the opinion Of her Attorney
Gen-rsl that the t5OO,OOO the state
receives from the General Govern
n,eut ~ direct tsx can be aPpropIa-
ted for this purpose. Thus n million
or more dollars will he paid her SOL
dler-.
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whose name Ne dId not learn tsnd
hs tosk great care not 10 identify
himself ses mp the cigars to large
number Of ''looksrs-ons"-ths per-
pretators Of the mischief.
Mrs.. WIN. Swenssn arrived from
Alaska ON wednesday and u nov
With her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Randall ave miles southeast
Of the city. Her journey was an
unfortunate and sad one. the oldest
child. . girl Of six years took sick
and died enroute. The remains were
brought here and Inferred In the
cemetery on Ksntuek creek. Mrs.
8. has the sympathy Of . large circle
Of friends In this her sod hour Of
bereavement.
The wheat acreage Of this county
exceeds that Of any former year.
There was more moisture In the
ground In the month Of March than
at any time the history Of this sec
ton, and the prospects for Q large
yield Of all kinds Of crops Is most
promising.
Mr.. J. p. Stoekhus, II among the
enterprising farmers OF this section.
He has ordered ten bushels Of sugar
beet seed. which will be distributed
among she progressive farmers aud
the sdaptabIlity Of all kinds Of soil
and climate Of this locality for sugar
beet production will be thoroughly
tested this season.
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a Home Issaa~d.

There are some uHIirasanI duties
that devolve upon tie editor Of o
newspaper, and one has Just nov
come 10 us. The sancIiiy Of . home
has been invaded and ell those rights
which are held dear hsvs been
trampled upon. 10 h = repetition Of
IN old story. A bold 1nd handsome
siren holding an othsrwi-- true and
gentle husband ami raih-r In her
grasp ~ II by the pnxsF OI The evil
one.
We do not give place 90 sandal In
these columns, - rule, hut this
present case IL s1eli = barrfaced out-
rage on the city tn "a" ,lrrIn 70 our
duty to cay som, ihius atsoas o..
Picture 10 yOursai harry home
the husband Que CT I..e hzL.isomest,
most accomplish, gIh1ne and
kind and consider a.. "a Is family.
No cloud had app 4--LIiy yer come
Aeeross the door e. IIi< home and
caused the shadoS- 10 s.S- and des-
pair 10 darker tile h-trs of bis
loved ones. In 49, evil hour the
siren comes, not =: night hut In the
broad light Of das. AT ~"oes sway
from the bosom of las family the
model husband. Their syiIngs are
not concealed from the outraged
family nor from i',- EYES &c che c"ld
uninterested world even. tut are
CARED on With bTsseu iapsi.ncs
day after day. II ;. enoash 10
make one sick n heat to look uros
the spectacle; but the Law seems
psrsllssd and public sestimens
mute, and % u goes on day after
day.
who ere the parties did yea ash :
TIE bold siren Isaa ED bius ben
belongins 10 ledge Bishop end The
/ ofhoF rzartT 4 ouF ola "a roo=fsr
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09
MARQUETTE.
From the Tribune. I

ruul the ITlDUnt.l
Chris EbeFhardt, OF SalIns was In
tina city Wednesday looking after
his business interests here.
Mr.. Jackman, who left here last
fall for Lake Charles, La, is back
and will make Kansas his future
home.
John M.Anderson, has accepted the
position resigned by J. +. Berglof n
manager Of Eberhardt & SudendOrfs
lumber yard at this place, Mr. A nder-
son is . man well qualified 10 niI this
position and bis many friends will
rejoice st his selection.
Miss. Alice Stubblefield, who for
the past year has been living with
the family OF her sister, Mrs. Thos.
Craig, In this city left for her home
at Holden. Missouri, this morning.
Miss Alice has many friends In Mar
qstte who will greatly regret her
departure.
JUG Y ioOTuau btAItcu iOI EucotO
Colorado last evening where he will
associate himself with his broIh.r In
business. Joe has for number o.
years filled . responsible position
with 8. NJ. Ferlen 4 Co which place
he has filled With credit 20 himself
and satisfaction 10 the proprietor aud
he has . large circle Of friends here
who will wish him success In his new
home.
Our citizens will be deeply dis
appointed TO learn that Rev J p Allen
was assigned TO another field by the
conference just closed, he being So
signed to PhIlipsburg. while the sP-
pointment IL . marked advancement
for Rev Allen Of which his friends
are proud, Marquette will regret tn
lose him and his estImabls wife
from her midst. Rev Seaman Of
Rockville has been assigned 10 the
Marquette charge, and will preach
here next Sabbath.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

BY this iInas next week there will
not be u drop OF liquor sUid In iosn.
nv; card will b. turned when there
l. any money in "a. sud those un-
fortunate creatures who tsk out .
miserable existence by the sale Of
their own bn,Iiss wiIl go hence for at
isAst two ysaT- Tie city is going 10
be virtuous now or else die In the
aftAmpt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

MKNToR.

MENroR.
From our owa corrsspcaasncs.
Nov SOW your oats.
Corn planting time will soon be
here.
About Q per cent Of the cattle Of
This township have died this winter.
Nov let the wheat growIers CON-
msnee. We are waiting TO hear that
there will not be Q half crop har.
vested.
P.O. Reilly 10 shipping eve cars Of
wheat from Mentor this week.
The roads are getting in shape 90
the people can get around again.
The JOURNAL, under the new man
sgement. II getting 10 be . splendid
newsy paper and should he In every
house In the county and state. Now
II the time 10 subscribe, the new ed
itor 10 . bright, genial, social, good
fellow, who is trying his best to give
value received for all the money
spent With him. He will welcome
your subscription at any time.
''On The Wing" the correspond
cut TO the Sallna Union from here,
still thinks he IL smart. Now, . fell
Low without any education, for It
seems from his correspondence that
he lacks considerable In this line, We
think he should 60 . little slow, but
We suppose 10 will do for the paper
he IL sending his stuff TO.
Ingalls, surely IL trying to show
his ability to say something; he will
come out all right yet. A majority
Of what he has said II not endorsed
by all good Republicans, however.
The Peoples party need not be 90
Iubiisnt over his interviews; they
will not make a. much capital out Of
Il ss they expect to. Watch his fu-
lure actions. Nick.
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Joseph improved the chance 90
display the poultry me got last fall
for the state election, but which,
owing TO circumstances ne need not
mention here, he was deprived from
showing then. The rooster has been
taLoosd by all oEgAnIzations now
but the Democrats, when they want
TO give expression 10 their feelings
over an election, bot the editor Of
the day break paper can Be forgiven
Tor what he doss not know, being .
new man % the business. The dis
play Of The rooster By anyeody In .
Newspaper Indicates that the dis
player has . mind sbout on . par
With that Of . rooster.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09
The First step.

Perhaps you are run down, can't
eat, cant sleep, can't think, can't do
anything to your satisfaction, and
you wonder what ais you. You
should heed the warning, you are
taking the first step into Nervous
Prostitution. You need q Nerve
Tonic and In Electric Bitters ron
will find the exact remedy for resior-
Ing your nervous system 90 Its nor
NAL, healthy condition. SuTpTis-
ing results follow the use Of this
great Nerve Tonic and Alternative.
Your appetite returns, good dlges-
ton II restored, and the Liver and
Kidneys resume healthy action. Try
q bother Price JOc. At u. e. Tobey's
Drug Store. 10
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

Mayor elect George and the other
new officers will be indicted into Of
flee tomorrow evening. No intima-
ton has been made ~ to who will
ill the appoiniive officers, although
there was a Wild rumnr afinat yester-
day that lamp Chapman was to he
city Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09
saiIss coassy sssasy seheeis.

Program Of the Saline county Sun-
day School ConvsutioB at New
Cambria, Thursday and Friday,
April q and "a, 1891.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
Prayer and praise service led by
the President
Address Of welcome by Rev. J. b.
Umberger.
Responses by the president and
delegates.
Topie:-"HoW can Ne Inereass the
Interest In our Sunday Schools"
led by Henry Ksnnagy, w. c.
TuthIll, Frank York and others.
THURSDAY EVENING.
A Symposium On the topIe:-
"Child- Religion" Introduced By
Rev. VIM. Bishop, followed By
ministers and laymen.
FRIDAY MORNING.
Song Services.
Topie:-"Ths Sabbath Teacher
before School," led by Rev. c. w.
Maggsrt, Prof. r. A. Cook. l.. o.
1'horomsn and others.
Music.
TopIc:-"The Sabbath School
Teacher In School," led by Rev. p.
d. Baker. Mrs. VIM. Foulks, J. W.
Kraft aud others.
Music.
Topie:-"The sabbath School
Teacher after school," led by Rev.
VIM. Fouiks, Mrs. A. X. Morrison,
J. Wayne Amos aud others.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Music.
TOpIe:-"To what extent 10 n
teacher responsible for the CONVEX
sion Of his elass?" led by ]. N.
Brubaker, A Williams, J. w. Burke
and others.
Music.
TOpIc:-"Do the times demand
any new methods Of work In tle
Sunday School >" led by Rev. SsnIr
Wood, Rev. w. b. Mucklow, Pr"f.
II. b. Scott and Others.
CHILDREN's MASS MEETING.
Address by Rev. e. w. Maggsrt,
Rev. E. B. l.. Elder, p. r. Carruih-
ers and others.
Query Box.
FRIDAY EVENING SESSION.
Music aud prayer.
Address by Rev. J. II. Lockwood. |
Closing exercises.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

BROTHER BIistow was seen msasur-
ing the distance from the Ober Block
toward the railroad track yesterday
morning with n suit Of store clothes
on aud a grip In his hand. This is q
pretty way to act when man gains
a great political victory.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

Now that election u over Padgeit
threatens to get out a good paper.
lie says he Is negotiating for a
Psrfeetlng press, telegraph service,
and We have Il from n reliable source
that he intends to erect u story
newspaper building nj the corner Of
Santa Re and Iron avenues
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

The bonds got there In great style.
This IL n victory we can all take de-
light In. The small vote agaInt them
only Indicates that the croakers are
few, aud all are doing their duty to-
ward doing something to make Sa-
lima grow. HOorah!
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

fhcs. Andsrses, che rspsIar Rsek
IsiAnd section foreman aed aiss
Jennie FFslm. were married q Ne
residence oG the groouB's mother on
North Eighth streets last night.
The JOURNAL extends eongfstuis-
eSaua
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09
BROOKvILLE.
From the Earth.l

lFrOtn tnS harth.l
George Smith, formerly OF the
Mulberry, nov living near the X.
w. L., Balina, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Gahan first Of the week.
Charles Dent vas quite badly hurt
Tuesday, his team being fractions he
was thrown out Of the wagon. DIR.
Fowler IL attending him.
Will. Dent went TO Pueblo this
week where he has been employed
20 lay brick sidewalk for the city.
He went over the Missouri Pacific.
Rev. ]. c. Dana, Of GOodland. has
been assigned to this charge for the
ensuing year. Mr.. Seman goes to
Marquette. II was confidently ex-
pecied that lie would be returned,
but the conference has decTesd 9th.
eFwise.
Mr. Mckinney, OF the 3. X. Mar
tin Lumber Co., informs us that his
March sales this year exceeded those
OF corresponding months since 1857.
This il an evidence Of renewed act
lively that II sure tn come.
I'VE are informed that the Shepard
ranch live stock IL coming through
all richt. They have $50 acres In
growing wheat and rye, and will
plant $50 acres OF corn, and break
about the same amount Of prairie
this spring.
l.ouieNorthsiein and family moved
to Minneapolis this week. Mr..
Northstein will work in the Touring
mill there, the people here regret
very much the removal Of this tStI-
mable couple. They will be missed
In social aud business cireles, aud
especially does the musical portion
Of our citizens deplOre the loss their
voices In the Methodist choir will he
hard TO repl1ce; their social virtues,
and moral uprIghtness will long he
remembered by our citizens. The en-
comiums Of the Earth family follow
them.
Miss Jennie Cowan's school At
Masmer, Ellsworth Co.. closed last
week. Miss Cowan, We under
stand, has had n very successful
term. She and her mother will live
In Brookville during the summer.
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Saline county horticultural So
eiety, owing TO the adjnurnment Of
The society, March 18th, TO attend
the sugar beet meeting, the society
~Ill meet saturday, April 18th, 2 p.
IN, st r. II. Bishops once. Im-
Portant business will come up, and
Q fall attendance 10 desired.
A. W. yoNEs, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

MeHsnry . Cos special spring
prices seem 30 be capturing the
crowd. They ere nov Offering some
big bargains In nress goods which
have an Irsisistsble fsseinstioa tor
the fair EEK - vel - hoveities In
Spring Jackets and Cspes. when
you esme 10 town yea hsd better 90
and zee what this live house can Dc
for yse.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09
Semi Anthracite

For Semi Anthracite
McAlester. Lenox or Matt
land, Rocksprings, Canon
City. Lump and Nut, Weir
City, Pittsburgh. Scranton
Usage shaft, and Hard
coal and Charcoal, also
Kindling in 20 cent
bundles. Call on,
KANSAS LUMBER CO.,
204. N. 9th st. Telephone
40.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

Johnson vas the only member Of
the press gang who ran for OH CO. and
he got-WelI, don't mention IL.
Johnson IL = good fellow and We
don't want to hart his feelings. 9.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

An UndeTWnDd msn insists that
our stand vas n "-traddle." Well.
II Il IL stTasldling Ia tell the truth
about all men. then, suppose we
must plead guilty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09
ASsARIA.

fInm our own Correspondent.
The city election passed OfTquietly
with the following results; Geo. T..
McPhsiI, Mayor; J. II. Johnson,
police Judge; u II. Thorstenberg,
J. A. Larson, w. l.. Williams, and
3. +. Nelson were elected as council
men; ]. %. johnson and II. &. Han
son are Q tie, for counellmen. The
question whether Assarla should
remain . city was decided In the
affirmative.
A literary entertainment will be
given nj the school house %. night by
the members Of the literary for the
purpose Of raising funds to defray
the expenses Of that institution for
the past six months. A treat 10 In
store for those who may be fortunate
enough 10 90. Admission 10 and Is
cents.
Our schools closed on Friday with
appropriate exercises.
Rev. BsrRlund Of Austin, Texas,
occupied the pulpit Of the Swedish
Lutheran church last Sunday morn
Ing and evening. This IL the min
lister 10 whom Q call Ess extended
some time since.
There we're two funerals In this
city last Sabbath, ne do not known
the names o! the sfiiIeted families.
&c. Healey will close . months
term Of school neIt Friday.
A Erickson moved his family 10
Bridgeport. on Monday. He will
work on the r. r. section at that
place.
Rev. Miller hiss been returned 10
the Mentor charge 10 the satIsfae-
tIon Of all. He prsehsd On excellent
sermon on "tbe Resurrection oi
Christ" last sabbath afternoon.
Preschias again In two weeks.
Lnderman's boy vas thrown from
Q horse on Saturday and slightly
hurt.
9srBesiBg hss commenced. Verify
spring 10 here.
Lewis Peterson was seriously In
jured last Friday By . horse failing
upon him, three ribss were broken,
and other ibIures ssstaInsd. He 10
doing we'll under the careful treat.
mept Of DR.. Crawford,
10. Johnsou hss set mp . sample
Esteriy Irvine binder which II q
daisy, I tell you.
J. A. Larson shipped . ear load Of
hogs on wednesday. BTxBY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

Perhaps you are run down, can't
eat, cant sleep, can't think, can't do
anything to your satisfaction, and
you wonder What ais you. You
should heed the warning, you are
taking the first step into nervous
prostration. You need q nerve tonic
and In Electric Bitters you Will hnd
the exact remedy for restoring your
nervous system to Iii noamal,
healthy condition. Surprising re-
suits follow the use Of this great
nerve tonic and alternative. Your
appetite returns, good digestion n
restored, and the liver and kidneys
resume healthy action. Try
bottle. Price 5Of, ct q. &. TOBEY,
a Cos, drug store. Sd
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I'll. TERRY. President.

Oa~ week from Tomorrow evening.
Pr"G. a. CiutirIi. of the state
university, lectures In this city un-
der the auspIers Of the High School
eOuTse. Pref. Garfield hiss been
heard In this city before. and our
people are delighted Ai the prospect
Of hearing him again.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

r. A. Bower, Of Ellsworth, WISHED
his brother Ike yesterday. Mr..
Bower keeps the post Office book
store at Ellsworth amd IL also =
"rrack shot"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

CTipprn. Lawrrnr. Il Go, has no
titled their agent. J. \ R-gneIl of
this city, that they will renew all
their loans coming due in this CnUn-
ty.-Mc I'h.rsnH F.,.m1H.
J. T. MrDtni,l and %. ID. Stewart
had au alteration nj the lattrr'-
plac. at lusinr-s saturday, in which
Mcdaniel MAS the arrTrs~"r He
was arrested aul Nill hs given r trial
next Monday.
Thi- back ward ~pTiug weather l.
very trying 10 fishermen. 4 certain
Office la this town, contains at nu.-
81 all fixed mp for the spring cam
paigu Just a. soon A. the first favor
able d1y presents itself
THE idrOc,rfr sAy- that a well has
h",u discovered "a Uypsum Cty
whish saV"r- sirnug Of petroleum.
SUR some Kid did not dump a can
uT Kerosene iui" the well for au
April fool Joke, }. Wayne?
STurd Y trt-r', .,r Nat TnhIn an
nN.i s..u's ru.r hvtne n.,r %,I'Hhu
cay it.i !I'n a." I"r OF ihe stairs
Ir,-ius 81" ii., Cai.a NJ" The
Old srlu vas badly ar. and T. main.
ID rr...-i.ai ia .. irau time
HAEgIrn: !. "a 'd,. T.,Inra.i",
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Ia the absence OF sheriff Qnincy
the other night, Mrs. Quiney had
quite an interesting experience with
tue prisoners confined in the jail.
By some means the prisoners had
procured Iools aud were digging
through the walls to escape. The
mise aWoke Mrs. Quincy, who sent
the servant girl for Deputy sherifi
Phillips while she stood guard.
While the girl vas gone Mr.. Quincy
returned, having arrived m the
early Z. p. train. He put stop TO
the work at once by locking the prls-
oners 10 cells. The damsge has been
repaired.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

The Nc"s says the election was =
dAmpeneT on the riiy's building
prospects THIS must Ice one of
Padgrtt's resubmis-iOE. whisky
instincts showing itself.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-09

Let's see! Was there not an act
passed by the late congress lOcating
8 public building Ia this city, and
was there not an appropriation m Ede
ia erect IL
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