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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-03-19


Who Is the author Of the hymn, I'm
the Sweet By and ByT
With regard TO the authorship Of this
now famous hymn there is q difference
of opinion. The author Of the words IL
believed 10 be DR.. 8. p. Bennett, who.
while living in Elkhorn. Wis. wrote the
lines in q fit Of mental depression. They
were set to music by Mr.. j. P. Webster.
o composer living in the same town
Another version credits Mr.. Webster
with the authorship Of the music and
the first verse Of the hymn, which
was then completed by DR.. Bennett
The credit of both words and music
must be given 10 the two gentle
men mentioned, though what was the
individual contribution Of each cannot
now be determined. The song was writ
ten In 1858, and almost Immediately
achieved the wide popularity which it
has ever since enjoyed.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat,
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Publication Notice

Publication Notice.
In the District Court Of Saline County, Kan
saS-
"a. Rear, Plaintiff
John B. Rhirar, Margaret
&. Shirar. Norman y.
Thompson, et ais, de-
Tendsnds.
THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANTS
II John b. Shirar, Margaret Z. Shirar. and
Norman y. Thompson are hereby notified
that they have been sued by the above named
", Kansas, and that unless they answer the
petition Of said plaintiff against them 1led In
said action, In the once OF the Clerk Of said
Court, by the nth day OF Aprti. 1871, said petl-
ton Will he taken rs true ard Judgment Will
b. rendered In said action In favor OF said
plaintiff and against said defendants John
b. Shirar and Margaret &. Shlrnr for
the sum Of Seven hundred Cf5eDl,
with Interest thereon from the ihh
day Of August iSaO, at the rate Of 10 per
cent. per annun. and fur the sale Of the fol-
lowing real estate, lying and situate In the
county Of Saline and Stale Of Kansas. to-wit:
Lots numbered - and II, In block number q,
In the city OF Gypsum ~ shown by the re-
corded plat OF said city, which sale VIII be
without apprnisement, and barring. and
title and interest In and IN said premises, and
every part thereof. Under an order OF sale
60 satisfy said sum Of money, interest, taxes
on land, aud Gusts Of said action In accord
anee with the prayer Of said Petition.
Attest: CLARK a GREEN,
.. q. OsTESBERG, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
IaEALl Clerk.
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st,.ripr Clear Of Sin.

MiIkman-Johnny, did you put water
In the milk this morning.
New Assistant-Yes, sir.
Don't you know that Is wicked.
johnny"
"But you told me 10 mix water with
the milk"
"Yes, but told you 10 put the water
In frst and pour the milk into IL. Then,
you see, we can tell the people we never
put water In our milk. "-Texas Siftings
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aam~thinG NeW,

The Missouri Psciae Railway hss
now In effect q splendid through
sleeping car service between Kansas
City, Mo-, and Hot Springs, Ark,
1.-THE Worlds Sanitarium, [" leaving
Kansas City ct e:l0 p. m. and run.
ming throush 10 Hot Springs via the
''Wagoner Route" without change,
arriving st Fort Smith 2:15 p. m,
Little Rock ESQ p. m. and Hot
Springs eco M, with the privileges
Of remaining In berth until $500 ..
N. For tickets and further infos-
nation, call on or address any Of the
eompany's agents. tn.
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PublIestion Notice.
s.,,.. o....,. : 81: =: S. s'ss,
sosn Y. Fsrsell Co. nj
corpors:sds piaintiaA
r'.; ;.;;s ss,..riiy a %. Ss-
TO J. p Eisek, 2. A. Merlansy and Cecilia
Won AND EACH oPYoU wILLHERE-
n 81 take notice, that on the - day q
February. A. D., 1871, the Plaintiff, John v.
and snsassd In me xhois-sIs and retail msr-
camille baslnees. IN the city o. Chicago. in
he state q Illinois. 81 yIrtae % and under
nols, and under the incorporEte name and
style % John v. FaEyen Cot Med their
PETITION In the once OF the eierk Of the DIS
he BE- .Sie sei.sdsnis i FinsH, AcrisTsy i Co.
q co-partnership consisting Of J. b Flack,
y. A. Aoriarity and Cecilia @. Mcrinrity ,snd
ely Of Grand Junction, in the county o.
Mesa, and state OF Colorado. under the nrm
name and style of Flaek. Mortarify a Co, and
peiSs Of me psn s a On, os
or before the ep,h day Of April, A D. 1871 or
the said petition viii be taken a. true and
Judgment VIII he rendered. IN said action,
against you and each Of you - 4 eo-partner-
ship, and seperateiy against each Of you a.
meinbers OF said eo-paTtBershlp OF Fiaek,
Morisrity a Go. In favor of the said plaintiff.
John v. fsrveli CO., for the recov-
cry OF the sum OF iro Thousand seven
hundred and twenty-seven dollars, with
Interest thereon NJ the rate OF six per
cent Mr. annum from the Sth day OF
January. A. ID. 1891, and for q further
Judgment against you and each Of you.
lcIntly and scparntriy for the sale 0f the fol-
lowing described and attachs q rcal estate
and that the proceeds arising nom the said
sale OF attached real estate BE applied; nrst
IN the payment of the costs Of this action;
second, 70 the satisfaction Of the plaintiff
claim Of t11H.Oo and interest thereon -
Aforesaid and attached In said cause OF action
on the 2srd and 18Th dayo Of February, A. u,
1891, To-wlt: Lots number twenty yak and
twenty-eight on Eighth street In the city Of
sallna, Saline county, Kansas. and q further
Judgment that the allegations In plaintiff
affidavit for attachment fied herein are true
and thai the said plaintifIs J. v. Farvell
co. are the legal ho'ders Of the aforesaid In
debtedness Of tZ7H that the same Is due and
unpaid 10 these plaintiffs Iohu V. Farewell
Co. from you and each Of you. Jointly sep
erafeiy and Individuality, "a members Of the
eopartnershIp OF Fiaek, Moriarity A Co. and
that you and each OF you are members Of the
sid eo-partnership OF fiaek, Moriarty Go.
Attest: w. 7. FRAZIER,
p. q. OsrENBERG, Atty FOR Plaintiff.
Clerk Of the District Court,
lsEAL-l BY Anton A FredrieksOn, Deputy.
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A riea sss Isaiasre.s..

A little iadilszrnee 10 oass self, b
ones tOod, ones psrso3al appearance
cloths. and even oae'smegtal end moral
condision. 4 . wonderful AID in life
When Z refer 10 indiferencs 10 onsis
moral condition I do not, Of ccuua,
wish 10 he An advocate Of license; but I
do protest that q Il wen. having done
ones duty 10 the best a oae's ability, b
await the Issue with tranquifity.--An
The Tear R0and.
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The earliest known lens Is ons msds
u rock crystal. unesrthed By Lsyard Il
Eineveh- This Iens. the aes q which B
b Be measuzei By thousands a years,
nov lies IN the British MHseum. with ils
surface ~ bright as whe7 q lcfs tas
Makers han1A By TIE sids q q SO
gsTy recent sl,ccimens q le1s Nfich
have bssn ruined b. exposure . L<n-
dnns fap - snneA - -
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Nniiee.

RALINA, Kansas Jan. 10. lsSl,
9 EALED PROPO AIS 20 perform the
= duties OF County Physician for one year,
will be received nj the Office OF the County
Clerk Of Saline County, Kansas, until "
O'Clock m, Saturday. January 81, 1891. The
County Ply sietan must furnish his medi-
cincs, doctor the sick inmates OF the County
Asylum and Jail and perform all duties EN-
boiled In the contrart made with the county
Physician for the year lstD. A band Of $50
will be required Of the physician rrceiving
the appointment FIR the faithful discharge
OF his duties. Said bond 10 he approved by
poSaIs 90 b. endured: proposals for County
D.JADDISON,
nouUfW CLARK.
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He Rnn First.

The depositors in . private institution
IN . Kansas town were getting ready 10
make q run, % the banker was reported
short, but before they could do 30 he left
BY way Of the back door, and took
al the cash in his carpet-bag. he
reasoned thkt In his case il was better 10
run than Be run on.-Detruit Free PresA
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R0ad Notiee.
STATE OF KANsAs,l Once ofCouniy Clerk

STATE OF RASsAs,l once ofCOuniy Clerk
Cornty of Saline. salina, Jan. H. isi.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That on
~ the lnh day Of Ianuaryi ~, petition
presented TO the Board Of Commissioners Of
the County and state Aforesaid, praying for
the opening OF n certain road, described as
follows, viz: Beginning nj the northeast
corner Of section IS and the northwest cor
nef OF section u. township 10, range west,
and running due south two miles and Inter
sectlng n road running east and west AZ the
northwest corner Of section q, and the NORTH
east corner Of section y. Abe road prayed for
II 10 be % feet vide,
Wherpupon, said Board OF County Com
rnlSsioners appointed the following named
persons, viz; John Olson. John Rupert and
John Peterson as viewers, with Instructions
10 meet NJ the house Of W. W. Smith, In
summit township, on "Wednesday, the 18th
day Of March, A. ID. 1871, and proeeed 20 view
said road. and give 20 al parties heaFing.
BY order OF the Board % County Commits
-, d.. ADDISON,
lshALl County Clerk.
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rhis great Frsneh rsmesiy asts directly
upon tbs digestive Organs and po1luyey
cures Suppression % the mels.s tf.om gns.-
a. !, S-~snen, a safe, reliable remedy var.
-s.s~.s 4, s-rl,. n; snEfraefion. Should ngt
s. ussd daring pFtEn4neS. kna el r - -
accompanying ssch beg ~ mail -al
br druexi-txin 1sii5a, K. 8rown. Klsibgrn
Runr 4 nxftlson, Ne Dwell a cn1ry, Par-
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Road Notice.


STATE oT KAssAs, once of County Clerk
County Of Saline. January Issh, Issi.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. Tha; on
~ the l1th da y Of January. t@l, . petitinn
signed by Peter Nardrum and 70 Others, was
presented 90 the Board Of County Commits
sionefs OF the county and state Aforesaid.
praying for the opening Of certain rad.
Described - follows, viz; beginning ~ the
northeast corner Of section Z, and the north
west corner Of section 4 and 10 continue ON
section line south three miles 10 the south
east corner Of section ~ and the southwest
CORNER of section D. Thence 10 connect with
q lald-out road running east and vest IN
township 10 south, range ) west 6th p. ~.
The said road 10 be 20 feet vide.
Whereupon, said Board Of County COM
mmlssioners appointed the following nemed
persons, viz: Michael Dofr. ". p. J0hnsOu
and Charles Swanson - yfewerh, with In
gtruetiOus 20 meet, In eoniunS tion with the
County Surveyor, st the house o. Peter
Wardfum, In summit tOwnshlpen Thursday
the 18Th day OF March a y. isel, and pro-
ceed % view said road, and give all parties q
Byosdsr Of the Board Of County Commits
d.. ADDISON,
fsEALl County Clerk.
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Assi0nee's Notice.

NOTICE i EEsEsxt GIVES 2 an ys e
isnssrs and John Holsnquisi, late JPaFsDsD
e. Thorsienberx Bro@ 4 Co, VII, upon
ale his petition In me DiEtriet Court Of "a
lire eonnty, Kansas, ard nYply 20 said eourt
- be disskssred nom sald trust - assignee
% SAID above 'a'''a E Z. swAKsoS,
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Castoria

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Fecozmend = ssaPerior tosny Eu1ipei1
knCun 70 ne"
n A ARcHEa, n n,
iii So 0zfc-d B., Brooklyn, r. Y.
"OuF phyzcians IN he ehildrens depaFt
usut have spoken highly q thsir ezpsrf
eDos IN thsir OgtsiAs practice vith castoriA,
and sltbough vs only have among Our
medical @ppiies What b known - regular
prodarts, yst ve are ire b confss tAat In
merits q CaaoSia has von - 10 look VIA
favor upos n"
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Send ten tiol cents In stamps OF
cola 10 John Sebastian, Gen'l Tai
snd Pass. As't chiesEe. Rock Island
. Peeife Ry.. Tor 3 pack Of The
s ,s.sss that svss si.sds ss ne Eve.
s sse sps e s,.ns ne ssss S 8
Eschefs, whilst OF any other ancient
or modern gsps. and gtt your
moneys vovih Eve timss over.
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Sherifs Sale.

GtaANs
Iuhn u. Muivane. Johnl
Martin and VIM. n. ROs-
singion. trustees -
Adam J. selIman. Lucy A.
S.,IlmRn. J. u. Hagan and
Enmerson Talcoii a Co.,
corporation.
By virtue of an order Of sale issued out OF
the district court O the Thlrtieih Judicial dis
trict within and for the county OF Saline and
state Of Kansas, Ia the above entitled case,
and 20 me directed and delivered. ! will on
Tuesday. the gath day Of March,
A. ID Isai. nj two O'Clock y. m. Of said day. at
the east door of the court house In the city Of
Al pnbIic auction, 10 the highest and best
bidder for cash In hand, the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit:
The east half al OF the northwest quarter
township fourteen tlil. south Ofrange one II ],
west ofthe6th principal meridian, In the eoun-
~ Of Saline and State OF Kansas with ten
thereunio belonging. Said real estate IL
taken as the property Of the above named
defendants. and without appralsement, and
win be sold 20 satisfy said order Of sale or a
Given under my hand this ii day OF Feb
ruary, A. %. 1891. FRED II. QulNCG,
sheriff Of Saline COUNTY, Kansas.
- 50 Court IL and for
COUNTY oF SALINE said county.
In the matter OF the estate OF John 7. Olson.
deceased.
NOTICE isfEREBYd GIVEN, That letters
~ OF administration have been granted To
the undersigned ON the estate ofJohn j. Olson
bile, the Probate coutt OF the county and
si-te aforesaid, dated the Tth day of Janu-
ary. A. II. ls9i. Now, all p.r~OnS having
Chains against said estate are hereby notified
that they must present the zame TO the
undersigned for allowance, within one year
fruIn the dste Of said letters, or they may be
prpcluded FINN any benefit Of such estate; ;
and that " such claims be not exhibited
within three years after the date OF said let
tiers, they shall he forever barred.
n. J. THORSTENBERG,
Administrator.
January, Tth. ls9l.
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c. n !. p. RI. "ROCK ISLAND RoUIE."
Through Passenger trains East.
Depart-9:35 n. m, arrive nj Kansas city $500
p. m, ~ Joe so p. M.
as p, m. for wichita, Wellington,
Caldwell, and all points south aud
southwest.
Through Passenger and Express west.
Arrives-s.lO y. M, frBm Topeka, Kansas
City, II. Joe and east.
LIS p. m, from Wichita, wellipg
ton and south and southwest.
Local Accommodation.
Arrives-l2.05 p. m. west.
Departs-3.l5 p. m, going east
Free reclining chair cars on all passeng
trains They are the most comfort assur
vehicles Of their class In American.
For rates and general Information con-
eernlng the great Rock Island Route call on
or address.
J. SEBAsTIAN, q. J. STEVENS,
q. p. A T. A. Local Agent
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ArcHfsoN, TOPEKA a SANTA ~.
No. Sl2, Chicago Express, departs $50 .. m
No. sli, Pacific Express, arrives I'D n m
Makes close connection nj Strong City for
all points east, west and south and nj Abi-
lene for the north.
No. SIS, Accommodation. departs ESQ p. m
No. az, Accommodation, arrives lst5 .. m
Makes Close connection at Abilene for
north and south and Minneapolis branch.
Gro. II. ASTHoSY,
Frt and Pass. Agent.
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TIE REV. gro. n. THAYER
Of Boerbsn, Ind, says. Both
myself and vile eve o1g lives
% gHILOHss CONSUMPTION
CURE.n sold b. o. G. Tobey q Co,
general agents.
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X: : .s:s:. g ~ !. Z: 2 , =: s sss
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BARD TIMBS
Every since the paper was
started, more than twenty years
ago the price Of
The
Journal

Has been $2.oo toall. Through
hard times and close competitor.
the price has always remained the
same. The paper has grown right
along and sold at a higher price
than a host Of rivals, who from
time to time have entered the
arena, SHE'D their castor at the
JOURNAL and then died a peace
fol and natural death: but not
withstanding all this the JOURNAL
has marched steadily on, having
the respect Of all, envying none
and making money. The time
has come, however, when the cost
Of produing a newspaper will
warrant its presentation to the
public at a
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What Is

CastOria Dr. sanuei Pitehers prescriptions Cor Infants
and Children. ft contains neither Opium, Morphine
ether Narcotic substance IL h harmless substitute
for ParegOFic, Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor on
It Il Pleasant. guarantee 10 thirty years' By
Millions OF Mothers. CastOria destroys Worms and aays
feverishnes. Casteria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrhea and Wind Collie. CastoFia relieves
teeshing troubles, constipation and fstuesey
CasORia assimases the food, regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep Gas.
fa a the Cbildren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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UNIos PACIFIC (nAIS LISEl
EAST SOUND.
No. & mail express, departs ... IlI0I a. m
No. 2 mail and express ......-.... laO a m
No. y, local frgt-, accommodation $50 D. m
No. n. local frEt-, accommodation e-O p. m
No. 10. freight 49,. -. T.0a. m
No II . solid yextIbulel tralH 20 Chicago
with through sleeper % 80. Louis.
WEST BoCNB.
No. Z, mall express, departs ....... $40 p. m
No. I, express arrives ..... ...-..... at q. m
No. N. freight accommodation ..... TID q. m
No. u, local freight accommodation. T.05 a. m
No. o. n solid vestibuled train from CHI
eago. with through sleeper frOm ~. Louis.
MCPHERSON BRANCH 20. P.l
Mixed leaves 100 q. m. arrives 100 .. m
No Sunday trains.
LfScoLS RRANCn ". ~
Mixed leaves 500 q IN. arrives I:a p. m
No Sunday irains.
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Passenger. east mo. 2s2l ... sis q m
Accommodation, east mo. I'D - ln.lu q. m
Accommodation, west No. az, ... 24p. m
Passenger, west mo. DD ..-.... .... IA D. m
Through cars for Kansas City and ~.
Louis ard Pueblo and Denver and close con-
nec,ion for all points east and west.
r. W. RIORDES, Agent
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N. o.-s..r Os-p-.s. n N-rr., s.ss Hsv xsrl Cssy
, 1891-06-21

no prospect Of such a contingency. The
houses running outside OF the trust can
get all the goods they want cheaper than
the trust eau supply them. At the pres.
ent time the dIstIlleries running iudepend-
ent OF the trust are MASKING 10. 500 bush
els OF grain daily. Within ninety DAYS
the capacity will be increased 5000 bush
els, placing the total amount of grain be-
ing turned INTO spirits and alcohol in de-
nance of the trust at 10, 500 bushels daily.
The entire consumption when times were
at their hest amounted TO only 40 600
bushels daily, so that It will be seen that
there is no fear Of scarcity OF goods. For
instance, the Star Disabling company. OF
PekIn. ILL.,, one OF the largest outside the
trust, is selling goods tor less than tie
trust prices, The same company is now
building a new distlllery at hat place, to
run 10 connection with the old one. at a
capacity of 5000 gallons daily. Both
these distillerrs will be strictly nOn-trust
affairs, and will so continue. Other
smaller distllleries are preparing to start
up throughout the country. Whole
salers who are controlled by the trust arc
anxious to get Outsrdcrs-in 70 as to be on
even terms with them Outsiders have
an immense advantage. because they can
buy their goods cheaper and are not
Obliged TO put up a forfeit This forfeit
mounts to about 500 % on every barrel
of spirits, and from 81. so to S. on each
barrel of alcohol. and must be paid by
customers dealing with firms in the trust.
President H%reenhut, Of the trust, is send
ing out weekly statements to the effect
that 10 a short time the present high
prices will be reduced BY this he wishes
to accomplish two objects, namely First.
, 1891-06-21

Kansas CRY June % The south.
e'I." '''"e' " N"'S"S Was N'a''en ny
terrific storms last night causing some
loss of life, much damage to property and
enormous damage tn growing crops Thu
s,,rr net 3fF-rt n.n..-a.Ar.
"a u'"eie"'
points At Fort scott 1t took the form
Of a cloud-bursti at Kansas CITY a cyclone,
| and at Emporia a tornado. Ar Fort
Scot, IA. w,rsr p,,ra5 J,w, ,r L.fr a.
- ~ ~ -
"'"'' .,' SUI "'''"H 'Ae appearance Of
a cloud burst Dams were washed away
and the creek was swClled to vast propor-
lions H,,dinp tie b,r,nns g,rr ar fro
g.
- - ~ l'' NJ u many
90 u ''''le '.e'e ne
Vi ''Usya eS'1IeI as oeNt thsy
e'I 1oule cl'uiO5l trees' me
ol't5'S Wy 'eIeugu pS r5i'gl parties
III puat1 Gu9 o. the ieiel ooats was
nlanuou uS 'onn Gn,unaln' IT. Joe Us
mau auu r. " D,Tuan mehbers OF
ilJ I olpau tuel[ h3tt proved
toaNS VI ull i" p9 uoa'Nlol'u' C9nnaIln
oelnt uIo"neu. Farmers ir'l the sur
'ou'iu'hs country report great loss IN
stanuins crops a~RgreEa'lnS not less man
SloV'o.u many ridges were washed
oul AZ AfAansas Ity ihe storm deyei
opeu mo Il cleluut. Ilttle damage was
uoht III tne CIV, uuu uiteen miles from
Tue Guy 'hG cyclone destroyed the homes
%, 1ohn h0%mau' VI. bennett Sam
R Nefsey ana WIN brown.
BllHaotth bowman Ihe mother OF John
boNmH"' was ia'aHY injured n large
uulhhfl VI NdIu~ anu ElAOaIlts were
, 1891-06-21

The LADIES Hume Journal has n cir
c%ulation OF 100000. One scarcely re
Allies what that means. Imagine twelve
states the size of Wyoming and one one-
half as large, and all as thicklv populated
with a copy of The LddieS Home .Jor4.
nal going to every man. woman aud child
IN the thirteen states, and you have an
sdea OF its circulation. The publishers
desire to make it a round million this
month and make the f~ollowiup offer. The
Journal until 1892 for so cents, and to
the person sending the largest list this
month)of subscriptions. a prize of 81. 900.
For second largest list, $500. For next
five, 800 each, and for the next ten $50
each. In 1887 the undersigned won from
The Ladies Home Journal the seventh
prize, which was $3.50. In 1888 he won
the first prize of 5000, and in 1889 the
eighth prize of S225.
Being DESTROYS of this time winning the
first prize OF 81 600, 1 make this offer.
Until July /, | will, Tor 81 paid in advance.
send HE CHEYENNE WEEKLY LEADER
and the Ladies' Home Journal both, from
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Both papers may be sent to the same or
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All that is necessary to secure The Ladies
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having paid all arrearaVes, If any.
1t | win the $1,000 prize from The
Ladies Home Journal. | will give 500 to
the WHINE ofthe first CHEYENNE LEADER
prize, $50 to winner of the second, SIS to
winner of the third, s. to each of
the next three winners and 81. so to each
OF the next four. Ii / win the $500 prize,
l will give one halt of the above amounts.
For particulars in regard to the prizes
offered by The LEADER see SUNDAY and
WEEKLY LEADER.
Remember this offer is good until July
| ouly, and all remittances must be
in my hands bV that date. Respectfully,
Il T. PAXTON.
CiTculator Cheyenne Leader.
Cheyenne, Wyo., June 10, 1891.
, 1891-06-21

NEW ORLEANS, June GA unique
suit was filed 10 the district court here to.
day. A year ago Bertrand Saloy died
leaving to his wife an estate valued at
100000. Three months ago she died,
and the estate was claimed by her sisters
aud brothers, and they were put in pos
session. Today Attorney General Dryers
flied a petition of Intervention on behalf
OF the state Of Louisiana. which claims to
be the sole heir. Inc state alleges that
Carmelite Carcagno. SalOy's widow, was
the adultrous bastard offspring OF illicit
relations between Dolores Morales and
Antonio Carcagno, deceased. The lawful
husband of Mrs. Saloy's mother lived in
Havana a long time, during which the
wife lived in open adultery with said Car
caguo in New Orleans, and Mrs. Saioy
and two other children we're the result.
Not being legal or lawful descendants. the
state claims to be the only heir ut law.