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The Saline County journal., 1891-02-05
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How true The trits ssPIns, "All th,
worlds . stage and men are the &C
tors" when I say men. NEAR
women, too; for some Of them thinh
they have another duty 70 perform
well - 10 make home happy. We,
Who live In the nrst ward are, the
most Of ne, Q refined, cultivated loi
Of men and women. Some are, un-
fortunsteiy, widows; as their hus-
bands have gone, rot 10 the better
land, but west to grow up with the
country. But In the 18Th century In
salipa are more ehivalrous than the
knights Of the olden time, and the
absent ones are never missed.
OF course, being - I said, Q we'll
educated class Of citissns, We have .
particular fondness for the interest
Ing study Of Zoology, the science Of
animals; and what Is more noble
than qsudruped, for Ne prefer them
with four feet, rather than two. Nov
everyone will readily understand
that most animals cost money, ex-
cept dogs. In admirsiIon Of this f.
vorite animal our generous city au-
thorities have heretofore allowed
dogs TO be kept In unlimited num-
bers. But, Mr.. Editor, what . grand
sight is the noble dog. All sizes,
colors and descriptions, and Of the
male and female gender. Sporting
In unconscious glee; never dreaming,
(lf dogs do dream) there ls any sor-
row, or that the world turns round
every day. We always admired dogs
from the time, fifty years ago, more
,r less, when we read In McGuffey
about the big 81. Bernard takIng the |
Roy out Of the snow drift.
How I wish that dog was here to
AIRY . few boys from our beloved
irst ward. But maybe some Erum.
Her will say, dogs must be fed"
Well, what matter; Is not our be-
owed city amply able to provide for
few dogs as well a. for many who
oil not, neither do they spin, and
mike Elijah, who was fed by the
avens, yet get their living from an
nexhsus,ible storehouse, viz, the
i:y treasury? And also by 9 law
nat seems TO be gaining ground that
sems to be gaining ground. that, 10
on have more Of this worlds goods
,sn ], it IL morally right 10 make
on divide; or I can come By the
ght Of pale Luna and the twink
ng stars and help myself. Such IL
fe. More anon. RUBY,
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evening an iaisrsstinE program haa
been arranged.
Miss Stella Hsnnsssey, tsasls Bee.
ton and Minnie Holman, sister and
friends Of Miss Lena Hsnnesssy
visited her here the hrst Of the
week.
Tue meetings si the n. e. church
are still In progress, meetings are
held every evening also prayer
meeting at the church every after
noon. Later they have been dis
continued till Sunday.
John McMshon who for the past
six months has % aeeeptably filled
the position Of night operator for
the No. p. at this point, left for his
home ct HoisingtOn Monday. and as
the night ONCE has been discontinue
ed at this plsee, will Be assigned
work elsewhere. Ne. has many
friends here who will regret his de-
parture.
w. II. Brooks received the cad In
telllgence Of his fathers death,
which took place last Friday, the
2srd, he was just entering the s4.h
year Of . useful and well spent life,
and while his demise Wss not unex-
pceted, such bersavements are
always hard to bear. Mr.. b. and
family have the sincere sympathy
Of Q large circle Of friends.
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coxsUMPrTON CURED.

An old physician, retiring from
practice, having had placed In his
hsnds By sn East India missionary
the formula Of q simple vegetabls
remedy for the speedy and perma-
nenteure of consumption, bronchitis
eatarrh, Asthma and all throat and
lung affections, also Q positive and
radical cure for nervous debility
and all nervous complaints, after
having tested lts wonderful curative
powers In thousands Of cases, has
felt 10 bis duty TO make u known 70
bis suffering fellows. Actuatsd BY
this motive and q desire 10 relisve
human suffering. I will send free
Of charge, to all who desire 70, this
recipe, In German, French OF
English, with full directions for pre-
pairing and using. Sent by mail By
addressing with stamp, naming this
paper. w. A. MOVES, SD Powers
Bleek, Rochester, n. Y.
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STATE SEws AND NOTES.

The Alliance AdrOcdt, prints g
picture Of the Emperor Of China,
aud calls Il Mrs. Lease.
At the hour OF noon, Monday, u
Was raining hard. Even tie heav-
ems wept for shame over the defeat
Ingalls,.
In the Illinois senate Mr.. Mac
MILAN introduced . measure TO stop
the practice Of city treasurers plac-
Ing the public money In their hands
at interest and pocketinE such In.
terest.
Representative Milner on We'd
nesday introduced house bill No,
lss, an act to regulate warehouses,
the inspection, trading, weighing
aud handling Of grain. This L. q
bill Of the utmost importance, and
we trust Il may be promptly pushed
through both houses.
EmPoris Republican: The farm
ers Of Sedgwick county have resoIv-
ell that the price OF corn must he
fixed ut 81 busheI. This betokens
. spirit Of moderation on the part Of
farmers. Il would have been Just
ss easy to resolve that the price
must be ixed at 81 Q bushel.
Senator Ingalls, says: "I have no
plans for the future. only know
that shall remain In Kansas. I
came to the state three years before
its admission. into the Union. have
lived here ever since; all my be-
loDgings are here. aud all my child
rem were born In Kansas. Ny dead
sleep 10 her bosom and ! hope to
mingle my dust with her soil"
That IL rather absurd story, tele-
graphed from Indiana, that Kansas
men are sending 10 that state for
wives. Kansas is no. lacking In
fine, robust specimens Of ofintslleetuaI
wonanhOod, enough to 20 round.
II Kansas man sends East for .
wife the girls may well beware Of
him, for depend upon Il he has been
weighed and found wanting by the
girls at bome.-R. C. Star.
Men Who ship cattle and hogs TO
Kansas City in the same car, are
having . hard time Of Il before the
Judge Of the district court Of wyan-
dotte county. He fines everyone Of
them t25 to $50, and costs Of the
case. An Abilene banker was be-
fore him Saturday and got that kind
Of dose, for sending In some stock
that way. One Of our local stock
shippers got into the same trouble.
but was released by habeas corpus
proceedings before Probate Judge
Gllpln. The Law officers will be
after him again though.-LineOIn
Republican,
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vERD. THE yERDANT.

ysrd Harris Again On the Hssds OF Ib,
Omesrs Of the Las.
Verd Harris IL In the grasp Of the
mailed hand Of Iron law again,
thanks to- the diligence OF our Ell.
cient county sheriff. Saturday Mr..
Quincy quietly left for the southern
part Of the state, and Sunday morn
Ing found him in ChstOps, Labette
county, where Harris was repOsing
In fancied security.
Through the courtesy OF the mar
shal Of Chetopa, Harris was brought
10 the hoteL where. TO his intense
surprise aud disgust he was brought
face TO face with our Fred. Being Of
. superstitious nature he denounced
his luck most vehpmentIy, but sub
mitted TO the chaperonage Of Mr..
Quincy without any trouble. He
was brought back Monday aud safely
lodged In jail.
He was taken before Justice
Bishop on Tuesday. and bis ease
was continued until Friday.
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The PsIpI, ana IN. s,.r..

Rev. r. NJ. Shrout, pastor United
Brethren church, Blue Mound
Kan, says: 81 feel u my duty tC
tell what wonders DR.. Kings Neu
Discovery has done for me. My
lungs were badly diseased, and my
parishloners thought I could live
only o few weeks. I took FIVE
bottles Of DR.. Kings New Discovery
and an sound aud we'll, gaining q
lbs. In weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves
Funny Folks CombInatlon, writes
AFTER o thorough trial and con-
vineiBg evidence. I am confident
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, beats 'em all, and cures
when everything else falls. The
greatest Kindness I can do my many
thousand friends IL 10 urge them %
try it. Free trial bottles at o. G.
TOBEy q CO., drug store. Regular
sizes so, and 81.
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rHE KANSAS PAGEANT.

The Kansas Acknowledgment will
occur tonight and tomorrow
night at the opera house. The
program IL n follows:
Historian: Laura NJ. Johns.
Instrumental duet-Miss Flanders
and George Lii.
I. The first appearance of the stars
and stripes In the interior Of Kansas.
2. The Squatter Sovereign.
8. John Browns station on the
underground railway.
4. Native American manners.
s. Hymn Of the Kansas emIgrants.
9. The first invasion.
Z. The second invasion.
Freedom n. Mcdowell.
8. Rev. Tardee Butler tarred and
ferthered.
3. Territorial jastIce.
10. Statehood.
FRIDAY EVENING.
Historian: X. A. Burch.
Instrumental music-Miss Arm
strong.
I. Brave women Of Lawrence.
2. John Browns Interview with
Lane and Robinson.
John Brown-quartette.
8. Quantrell's rald-rescue Of DIR.
Fisher by his wife.
4. 6pillmsn Greek massacre.
5. Treaty with Indians for Usage
and Sedgwick counties.
9. Lanes suicide.
Z. Fact versus fiction, or woman
suffrage - proven versus woman
suffrage ~ predicted.
9. Duet-Mrs. Hitler and Mr..
Bond.
Z. A Kansas cyclone.
10. 4d dsfrd PER- ospsrd.
The piano used II from the estab-
lisbmeBt Of I'd. r. Nash.
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sMoLAK sIFTfNos.

FROM cur own correzpondent-
The grain buyers loaded . ear Of
wheat each for Texas Friday and
Saturday.
Gust smsbsrs. of Bridgeport, .
relative Of C. eiegrsn Is staying With
5jogrsn's aad will remain for .
week OF two on . visit. Gust b an
expert shot The jack rabbits will
Be al scared o6by the time be
leaves
A tight ehscksr playing time was
had saturday aftsrnoon between
Charley Hoffman and Oscar siogrsn,
tbs betting vss cigars foF The In
spsetors- TIE sesaIt vas cut 0f 8
I'm favor ef Osesr. Charley pronls- .
"a Oscar that he voaid psy fos ths
eigsrs se1s tins.
Ansa Ekstrssd's sistsr Finna q
saiisa vss eat hsrs Waiting Anns's
sshssi . short line Frsday.
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william Timmons. Postmaster Of
Idavilie, Ill, writes; "Eleetris
Bitters has done more for me thau a
all other medicines combined, foI
that bad feeling arising from Kidney
end Liver trouble John Leslie
farmer and stoekmsn, of same place
says; "Fine Electric BIttsrs 20 b
The best Kidney and Liver medicine
made me feel like . new man" T.
w. Gardener, hardware merchant,
came tewn, says: "Eieetrie Bitter
b Just the thing for o man vhO n Ell
run down and don't care Wkether he
lives OF dies;" he found Bev strength
and good appetite ard feit lust iiks
he he'd . nev lease on lifs- 0nly 5oe.
9 bottle st o. c. Tobsy q Co.'S. Dfus
Store.
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II now shown by eastern people
In the settlement Of Oregon and
Washington, particularly that region
adjacent 10 Puget Sound. The rea.
son for this In the almost unlimited
resources that have lately been
opened up, and the surprising
growth Of Portland, Tacoma, Seattle
and other cities and towns along
Puget Sound.
The Union Pacific on aeeout OF lie
fast time, short line, through
pullman palace sleepers, free reclln-
Ing chair cars, elegant dining cars,
and free Pullman colonist sieepers,
from the Missouri river, n the
fayorite route 10 this region, and
tickets via this line should always
be asked for.
For complete information relative
10 this remarkable section, time Of
trains, rates, pamphlets, etc, call on
your nearest ticket agent or address
the undersigned. +. L. LoMAx,
Gen'l. Pass. Agt., Omaha, Neb.
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UEDRR THR PALMS.

This cantsta Is Intended 10 Illus
trate the Jewish Feast Of Tsberns-
cles, or Harvest Festival. The can
tats represents the return Of the
Jews from captivity In Babylon dur
Ing the reign Of Cyrus. The pilgrims
rest on their way to jerusalem, by
The Ahava river. This eantsta will
Be given at the n. E. church Feb.
n and I2. IL will consist Of solos,
duets, qnartets and . chorus Of "a
7oIees, under the direction Of DR..
Cook, assisted By an orchestra, un-
der the direction Of J. Eberhardt.
Tickets on sale at whitehesd's next
Monday. No extra charge for re-
served seats.
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NEW CAMBRIA CHATTERINGs.

NEW CAMBRIA CHATTERINds.
From our own correspondent.
Chas A. Boyd, left last Thursday
morning for Courtlsnd, Kansas.
John Shank Of Wabash, Cass Co.,
Nebraska arrived last 5aturda ~
evening 10 attend the funeral Of his
brother-in- Law Huge JueRgel.
Miss Alice Donmyer accompanied
by her niece Kitty Hammer, came
down from Lincoln Centre Tuesday
10 visit relatives.
Mrs. Mason Richardson, eelebrat-
ed her twenty second birthday e,
Monday evening.
Miss Mary KubIiJack aud Carrie
burst Of SallDa spent last week
with Miss Lena sofsky and her
brother ct their country home.
John Hoffman spent Q couple days
last week with Daniel Clever ai
Hope, Kans.
The many friends Of Rev. o. O.
Klinger Q former pastor Of the
Lutberfh church here, will be
pleased to hear Of his marriage ct
Cincinnati, Ohio, where he Is nov
located.
A very pleasant party Of young
people spent . delightful evening at
the home Of the Johannes family
last Thursday.
Hugo Juengel one Of the early
settlers here died last Friday morn
Ing. after long aud lingering III
ness Of twelve years, tvo and . half
months. He wss . native Of Ger
many, coming 10 America in 1858,
and wss life long member Of the
Lutheran church. He leaves . wife
three sons and two daughters 10
mourn his loss. The funeral took
place st the Lutheran church sun
day morning at elsven o'clock, sitter
which the remains were taken to
Hislsnd cemetery and laid 10 rest.
JEWELL.
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3. II. CLIFFORD, New Casssl, VIA.
vas troubled with neuralgia and
rheumatism, his stomach was die
ordered, his liver was affected 30 a
alarming degree, sppstlts fell away,
and he Was terribly reduced In 6esh
and strength. Three bottles oi
Electric Biftefs cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg,
ILL.,, had Q running sore on his leg Of
eight year, stapdlng. Used three
bottles Of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes Of Bucklen's Arnica salve
and bis leg n sonnd II we'll. John
Speaker, Catawha, o., had i've large
fever sores on his leg, doctors said
he was ineursble. One bottle Of
Electric Bitters and one boz Buck
lens Arnica salve cured him entire
~. Sold by q. e. TOBEY 4 Co.,
drug store.
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THE MEETING OF TIE HAYoRs.

AZ R.shasiassss asshsrisg sf csty Rsprs-
se.tises. whtsh uin uItssnassiy Ne
saft o. Asesnptishmssss sf essd
The meeting Of Mayors Of eiiles Of
Me second class In this city vas
well attended. and Il is thought tnu, b
good will be accomplished from it.
Mayor Hamilton, Of McPbersou,
was chosen chairman. and John L.
Bishop. OF his city, secretary.
The convention resolved itself into
o committee Of the whole and dis
cussed matters Of general interest
and Importance 10 cities Of the see
ond class. A eommitte, consisting
Of Mayors Underwood, Of Salina,
McGeorge, Of Argentine; and Artz,o
Weir City, was appointed 10 embcdy
the sentiments Of tine meeting In .
form 10 be presented TO the isglsla-
ture. The convention then sdjourned
until evening.
During the recess City Clerk Bish-
oP showed the visitors our Ore alarm
system and demonstrated lie prseti-
cal workings. The visitors were de-
lighted With Il.
At the evening session the COM
mIttee reported the following
amendments TO the laws governing
cities Of the second class:
Providing for an appeal from the
police court.
Providing for salaries Of mayors
at not more than $500 and council
men at not more than 800.
Empowering the council to levy Q
. special tar TO pay for lighting and
hydrant rentals.
Limiting the powers Of councils In
the matter Of granting franchises
and making contracts. All contracts
involving the expenditure Of tlO. 900
10 be submitted TO . vote Of the peo-
pie.
Besides these. many other minor
matters were engrafted into the
measure. The meeting war harmo-
llous throughout, and with the
hearty cooperation Of all concerned,
which this meeting made sure, much
astlng good IL sure TO be accom-
,lished.
Before final adjournment thanks
Vere voted City Counsellor White, of
Argentine, who was present, for his
egal advice, and TO our city officials
or the entertainment furnished.
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kEIeHBORHoop nEws.
a Rsa.a-sp - news 20 the victsisy ~
Joaraal csrrespsaaeats ;-Asss the
Crsan 60 Oar Baehssres.

Crsan e oar BxeAssrss-
BRooKvILLE.
IFrom the Earth.I
The party In honor Of Mlss Brosie
Knapp, at the residence Of B. /.
Shepard. IL reported 10 have been .
very pleasant soeial gathering.
Yaunt returned from Tennessee
lsat week, where he had been with
horses. He reports fair success, bot
10 not very fsvorably Impressed
with that part Of the south.
The band boys will give . dance
next Thursday evening. February 5,
and hope 10 have the best dance Of
the season. Let sveryons turn out
and help 10 make u Q success, the
boys deserve it.
In taking Q little jsunt In the
country this week We saw . number
Of farmers blowing. The ground is
I'm good condition. Early blowing
IL certainly the best especially for
oats. Plow early, and SOW your
oats next month. and we venture to
say that it will do better than the
late sOwn. Try It.
A. 8. Barber, State Masonic
Lecturer, Is holding . lodge Of In
struetlon this week at Masonic hall.
Bro. Barber Is an adept at his pro-
fessIon, and will prove Of great beue-
fit TO the fraternity Of this vicinity.
By the way, the lodge here 10 In Q
very prosperous condition, consider
Ing the times.
Banker Knowles, Stockmsn
Gentry and Real Estate Agent Dun
can went to Topeka this week to
assist In the election Of q Y. 9.
Senator. We hope, aud have rea-
son 10 believe, they have served
their country well. Mr.. Knowles
came home yesterday. Mr.. Duncan
goes TO Scranton on business con-
nected with real estate matters, and
In the interest Of this paper. Mr..
Gentry went 10 Kansas City.
Miss Jennie Cowan, who 10 tea.h-
Ing In the MAsmsr district, north Of
town, was In the city Saturday, on
and interviewing old
Miss Jennie IL one
Df our best teachers, and was form
srIy . student Of our schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mothstein and little
Charlie were visiting In Minnespo-
is last week, returIinE the first Of
his week. They expect to move
here about the first Of March, where |,
Louie will work In the mills.
Johu Reck came In Wednesday
rom HerrIngton, where he is In the {
'mpIoy Of the Rock Island. He has
AIKEN lay of for two weeks, dur 4
nK which time he will circulate
ImOug his friends aud scqusiut-
Ynces. .
Mrs. T. r. MeMahan tnee Miss 0
Iadie Walker came home wednes- 4
ay. Sine Is arranging to enter d
pom the important aud responsible
utIes Of housekeeping, and will 3
I've st Junction city. We wish you A
Iod speed la your new home.
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Tourist sleeping cars are nov ruu
between Boston and San Frsncisco,
via Salina.
Thee ears leave Los Angeles Mon.
day, San Francisco, Tuesday, Sail
M Saturday, at 9 Q. N, and run
through 10 Boston. Returning leave
Boston and New York Thursday,
Chicago Saturday, Ballna Sunday,
III P. m, running through 10 Les
and Sap Francisco.
TtIs gives 5elina . through line Of
tourist sleepers via the Missouri Pa
eifie Hallway 10 principal points east
and vest including Chicago, Boston,
Salt Lake City and San Francisco.
The charges for beFths are lov, The
service equal TO the best and the
time fast.
Remember this via THE MIsSOU-
RI PACIFIC RAILWAY.
r. w. RfoRDAs, Agent.
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EXTRA MEErISGs.

Evangelist NeaEie will stay the
third week lsbOring at the Congre-
gatIonal church. Commencing sun
day Feb. 8, there will be three meet
lngs every week day besides the
regular sabbath services, namely,
bible reading at 3p. m, children's
meeting at 4:i5p IN; and preaching
service at T:30 p. m. All are cordI-
ally invited.
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The Gypsum AdrOcGfe insists that
10 the meanest man this side Of Doug
las county lives In Gypsum City the
best man must live there also. DO
we understand that friend Amos
makes any claim to distinction. in
this regaFd
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fs that, nothing II too good for
me when travel" and In conss-
quence We have become noted - the
most luxurious travellers In the
world That which the people de-
mand, the roads must supply, and
thus We have also the most perfectly
appointed railway service In the
world. The traveller now dimes In .
Pullman palace dining ear clear
through In bis journey, from Coun-
ell Bluffs and Omaha 10 San Fran
cisco, on the Union and Southern
Pacific roads. w. 3. BARR, Ageus
". p. system,
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Poor old Abilene! An illustration
OF the wish being parent to the
thought was never more strikingly
illustrated than ia the following,
which we clip from the Abilene Re-
GectOr:
"Salina's Historical Pageant has
Petered out. About every big thing
Sallna undertakes does peter out
sooner or later"
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The paper mill project was the
principal topic Of discussion at the
Commercial CLUB meeting Tuesday
evening. An Ice plant was thought
TO be . good thing to have aud =
committee was appointed TO look
Intn tha tnattaF
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TRsCOTT.
Prom the Herald. !


When Geo. Keller, wert out 10 his
stable Tuesday morning he found
one of his horses dead, n having
died during the night, the cause was
unknown.
Rorr IN N, and un q p sb,aId.
SATURDAY. mo,n,r. I.np.,v "a an m
| Mound no, NJ. shI.la. and ,hs
boy are getting along nicely.
Hal R,.,, \. w.,Id,,, An. ,.,,,
b,,.h an an. I,,h.,.n n.,.on...
and \, doI,v , ,ood Iob Tn. n.,.
.on... w,II .oon \. ,..dv %, o.o,-
nancy
Po0ou '"s 'u u
an. ,.., ,o,, -. .Io..d ATona.v
nIyl, I..,
ho,.s would .oo, .h.,.. ,,on,I.'
,or. NJ. ..n,, ,o,.,, 70, an. ,.,,h
n, an. ,.no,,
NJ, R.u n, p.v.,,v ro,h.,
M,,JH T,..v d,.a a., Mond.v
AZ an. nome q, hsr d.,.h,.r :,
Beverly, She was hurled Tue.d.v
by the sIde OF her husband. I'm the
cemetery north Of Beverly, Rev.
Brown, conducting the services.
The sympathy Of the many friends
OF the bsreayed IL extended to them.
Dor, Th,,.d.v I.,,.,v IN 100,
IN A, and NJ: pav NM, n
Rroxn =, ..xsn aud hi, ,o,nd
dsuyh,a, Ths mn. I.dv .I,hongh
. .,,.,.s, In ,hI. wo,5 -. T.
IIyh,.d w,,h IN. .nns.r.r.. =,
,hI,v. aud -. Eno~ a.. R.v.,.n1I.
,I.I,.h,,d =, ha, .,,,v.I
-. n, A. = ,I
-.''. ' '"o uePu!
y u'o'e n y"
'"e
' 'one nAs oTen gun"
" : W., P.', "e' ou' A'e s"Ae
" soy =" - sue 'u'" "'
Taylor Stull aud Judge Hurley. OF
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BuekIsa's AraIea saIvs.

The best salve In the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, Teiter, ehapps d
hands, ehilblalns, corns, and all
skin eruptions, and positively cures
piles, or no pay required. 10 L.
guaranteed 10 give perfect satIsfae =
ton, or money refunded. Price IS
cents per box. For sale by O. &.
Tobey a Cos drug store.
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fss.7O GaiuestoH, Tezds, fss
MGrdi Grus Festirdi,
for the Round Trip
ria. the Santa Fs Route.
Oregon. washIngtoa and the Northu sst
Pnrlne Coast

Oregoa. Washlngtoa and the NorthS - sst
Psslhe Coast
The constant demand Of the trav.
cling public to the far West for q
comfortable and at the same time
an economical mode Of travelling,
has led TO the establishment Of what
II known ~ Pullman COlonist
Sleepers.
These cars are built on the same
general plan - the regular first.
class Pullman Sleeper, the only dif-
ference being that they are not up
holstersd.
They are furnished complete with
good comfortable hair mattresses,
warm blankets, snow white linen,
curtains, plenty Of towels, combs,
brushes, etc., which secure to the
occupant Of berth ~ much priv acy
n IL To be had In first-class sieepers.
There are also separate toilet rooms
for ladies and gentlemen, and Emok-
ing II absolutely prohibited. For
full information send for Pullman
ColOnist Sleeper Leahet. r. L.
LOmax, General Passenger, Agent,
Omaha, Neb. 3 3m.
The Saline County journal., 1891-02-05

Uncle George White has issued q
neat pamphlet entitled. "a whits
squail." We have not read @, but
Infer from lie title that It relates 20
the late unpleasantnssa. Unels
George, having distinguished him.
self ~ . statesman, sn artist, and q
li'erateuS. shOuld Join the militia, Iu
order 10 81 . soldier rsoera, ana
en1ns ous - Q canAl1nas ass nspss.