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Certainly, In one instance, II does.
Hood,s aar.aparilln " the great pro.
lection against the dangers Of Impair,
blood, and II viii cure or prevent all
diseases Of this class. hhs we'll won
it, name Of the best blood purifier by
it, many remarkable cures,
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All Keepers arc supposed TO study the
needs aud ailments OF the animals un.
der their charge, and they understand
the best methods 10 coax their dumb
friends into submission; but In addition
TO those keepers every circus aud me.
nagcric Inns one ormorc physicians who
prescribe for the sick annnl' An i'm.
ported Wild ANNUAL Is too valuable 10
lose without an effort 10 save L. liie.
aud all that science knows l. brough,
into rcquisition To cure it Of any con-
plant. New York Epoch.
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Tho ancient Greeks and Romans had
their beds supported on frames, but
not Hat like ours. The Egyptians had a
couch OF a peculiar at'n~ pge like ali
old fashioned Casy chair, with hollow
hanb uud seat
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when baby vas slst. We gave he, ctioha.
when shc vas a cull. sha cred for castot.A
when .is i..can,s Nlss shs chung IN caitoiia.
whgn she had Uiilif,n che gave them CasioT.A
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Traces Of this primitive superstition,
bewitching by images, are found among
civilized people, for Grimm reports that
In the eleventh century Jews We're nc
cuscd In Europe of having killed Bishop
Ebergard by n sorcery Of the kind. They
We're haid to have made figure Of wax
representing the bishop, hired u priest to
bap,ize II, and put 1t into the FIRE, As
seen ~ the wax was melted, the bishop
was attacked by mortal diseass.-L.
popof IN Popular Science Monthly
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The highest praise has been won by
Hoods Pills for their easy yet efficient
action. Sold by all druggists. Price
Is cents per box.
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run ANNuAL MrITiNU OT TnE STOCK.
holders ~ TIE Miaauula Placer Mining
COM any vii De- held NJ the runpany'a once.
room 80 Constitution uulldinF, ~alt IAko CITY,
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election N uflrrfs and the trahsactnn " furh
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lNHuN rita NuItii SALT LAKE. on TIM
y evening uf the i'th, uuu bay Colt stallion.
l- mnuttt Old, had a halter on, hurnt on lrit
hind foot hl q ruue. Afu, one bay itnrsc, about
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INguM THos. MATTHEWS. ~ TIM tern
Il Wuri Nov. ith. dsrt haf mare colt, staf
nn folctsHd, D. months old return ~ Owner,
! a. htIM &C. D.. IN south. Howard. d
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14
The EIsssrss LIss.

As announced last week ia these
columns, the preliminary arrange
msnIs for transforming our horse
ear line into an electric line have
all been completed. Something over
90, 600 in real estate Was subscribed,
aud the company purchased other
real estate at such . reasonable
figure that they did not demand the
full amount aud accepted that
already subscribed.
On Friday evening nj . special
meeting Of the city council Mr..
Baum exhibited 3 plat Of the new
road. Beginning nj the southern
terminus Of the present line u will
follow the old route via Ash street
10 the Union depot, thence north Ia
Euclid avenue on Ninth It, where 10
will make q loop taking In Thomas
park, and the Military school and
hack To- Smith on Otis avenue. AZ
We have often stated 10 sxPenss
will lie spared to make Thomas Park
and Adams Garden. one of the most
attractive places In the state. The
material has been ordered and active
work on the line will begin ~ sOou
rs % arrives.
Friday James Chare sold tn,
company 100 feet front ON NOTIl
Ninth street, just south Of ih'
Missouri Pacific railway upon which
| the uower house EIIl lie built.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14
Pref sSs., In Chsym.s.

On Wednesdays afternoon train
arrived Prof. II. b. Scott Of KaDsa.
Wesleyan University, located at So
lima, Ksnsas. Prof. Scott has charge
Of the Normal department Of this
college. while In the city h. was
the guest Of his old friend, Prof.
Shirk. Mr.. Scott spent. the, after.
noon In visiting the high school.
At the opening Of the afternoon ses-
sion, being teacher OF elocutIon, he
was requested 10 entertain the stu
dents Of the school with q selection.
Mr.. Scott responded with prisoner
Of ChiiIion," which, being encored,
was followed by q German dialect
selection. Both were heartily sp-
preeiated.
sO'clOck found the large assembly
room filled. Prof. Scott Was then
introduced aud his subject was "a
Scientific Education" The speaker
dwelt upon the fact that Il does not
pay To work In any line In an unset
entitle manner. That Q scientific
education must include fret sound
culture, second, liberal culture, and
thirdly, Christian culture.
Each Ofthe above were fully and
logically discussed. During the lee
ture the point was made, from q
mathematical stand point. that the
cultured man has 2S5 chances Of pos
ition To one Of the uneducatei per-
son. Also that time IL an essential
factor la every complete education.
Chapman HOUit=er.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

Tuesday morning Charles Knittle
the aged father Of walter and Theo
dore Knittie, Of this county, len the
home o. his son wslter In Pleasant
Valley township, 10 60 fishing In The
Mulberry. He vas subject Be epiiep.
tie fits and 10 IL supposed while suf.
fering from one Of these attacks fell
into the stream and vas drowned.
wslter Knittle was In sslins
Tuesday and when he returned home
In the evening his father had not
returned. No fears were enter
tanned for his safety and the family
retired. when Mr.. Knittie arose
early yesterday morning and found
his father still absent he became
alarmed aud went down 10 the creek
and began . search. The body Of
his father he found In the water
lodged against some drift. wood,
while his fishing tackle was found
nezr BY In the water.
After taking the body from the
water he notified Coroner Browne
who held m inquest and the jury
found that he came TO his death by
accidental drowning while In an ep-
ileptic IT. Deceased was sn old res
Ident Of this county, was we'll known
and respected by . large number OF
people.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14
san the Favorfss.

IL you are contemplating . trip for
business OF pleasure II Will be well
to remember that the Burlington
Route L. still the fayoFlte. Her ED
established line TO Chicago hardly
needs more than q mere mention for
the reason that every man, woman
aud child In the country In 90 famI-
liar With the fact that over this line
runs the famous solid vestibuls train
ELI" With Its splendid Pullman
sleepers. chair ears and dining ears.
Your attention II nov called TO our
Double Daisy service between Kansas
City, Atehlson, 20. Joseph and 81.
Louis, Heretofore we had but one
daily train from the Missouri River
20 80. Louis, that being . night train,
placing passengers 10 Sc. Louis In the
morning in time for breakfast and all
eastern connections, but on account
Of the Increasing demand another
train has been put on and nov leaves
Kansas City, Atehisou and Bt-JosePh
In the morning. plseing the pass
ebger In -. 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
.upeTb daily trains, one leaving
Kansas City late In the morning
and the other In the evening. max
ing the run from Kansas City In
shout eight hours The morning
train carries . through buffet sleep
Ing ear To St. Paul and Minneapolis.
placing the passenger In the twin
cities iaenty hour after leaving
Kansas city.
For further Information call on or
sddre-. X. G.. Orr. q. ,. W. p. A,
60 Main 81, Kansas City, No., OF
&C. DAWES, q. P. q 7. A.
81. Joseph. No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14
MARQUETTE.

Marquette enjoys the distinction
Of being the liveliest little town on
the Missouri Pacific road between
Osawatomie and Pueblo.
Mr.. johnson, Of Council Grove,
Mo. Pae. ear Inspector, accompanied
by his wife, visited at Engineer Pat
tricks this week.
DIR. Baird moved his family out
to his farm south Of town Monday
and IL now eligible TO Join the Peo-
pies party In their great reform
movement.
Mr.. Foster, OF Langley, moved Into
the Axtel Palmer property this
week. He takes charge Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific section In the place Of
W. II. Hines.
Silas =. Wynn has disposed OF his
residence In Fosters addition, to
Amos Anderson, and expects to le-
cate al Parsons, Labette county,
where lie will follow railroading for
. livelihood.
J. A. Foster fell down the stair
way At his home Sunday night and
injured his back so rs TO be unable
to get up town this week. We are
pleased 10 state, however. that he Is
greatly improved aud will be out
again In few days.
Ex. Gov, A. p. Riddle, OF Mime
aPolis, and Hon. J. NJ. Miller, Of
Council Grove, two Of the ablest
speakers In the state, will deliver
free addresses st the Marquette OPP
era house some evening In May, on
aims and object Of the A. o. U. w.
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The city CoussII.

A special meeting Of the City
Council took place ia Friday even
ing TO consider the electric railway
matter. The Mayor, City Attorney
and all the members Of the Council
were present.
by resolution the Council granted
the company the privilege Of sus-
pending ear service until the line IL
completed. This 10 done In order TO
allow the change la the line to be
made. II will be necessary to use
the tracks for the transportation Of
material, etc.
MT. Baum was present aud exhib-
tied . plat OF the line aud gave an
explanation Of 10, and what the cOm-
pany pToInsed TO do. The matter a.
TO whether the pol, = should be
placed in the middle or on the sides
Of the streets used was discussed aud
referred 20 . special committee con-
sistIng oi COuncilmeu Cravens, vii.
son and Bristol.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14
GYPSUM CITY
TFrum the Advocate.


q. 4. LaubengsyeT has taken his
large herd OF cattle to his pasture
land over the Hobbs creek hills into
Marion county.
II. II. Godfrey and l.. v. CasssdAy
Of this city purchased 800 head Of
cattle recently and drove them over
northwest Of SalIna to Craze.
On the second day Of this month
Henry Pfalzgrsf brought to this
Office bunch OF rye stalks taken
from n field on the PfslEgraf farm
south of this city that measured
three and one-half feet. The PfalE-
grafs were nearly through planting
30 acres Of corn. The only fear
they had Of their wheat Vas that II
Was too large.
Cashier Williams, of the Gypsum
Valley Bank informs Us that the
cash deposits Of the farmers have
largely Increased.
The Kings Daughters, OF this
city planned n very pleasant sur
prise for Mics Alma Hill, on last
Monday night, Il being her nine
teenth birthday anniversary. Re-
freshments we're served consisting
Of ice cream, cake, lemonade and
candy. The evening hours passed
quickly away and all returned home
wishing Miss Alma many happy
birthday occasions.
J. Tinkler IL having conveyed
from the rail road To his residence
site some beautiful stone. Tbey
were shipped from near Council
| Grove.
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c.nn.rri,I C,uh c.nm,,,r.,

Following 10 the list Of standing
committees appointed by President
CraVens al the meeting Of the Com
mercial club, Tuesday evening:
Executive-R. p. Crsvtns, chair
man, T. ID. Fitzpatrick, NJ. J. Well
slayer, J. II Decker, L A. viii.
House,. W. Ober, ehairuas,
n. J. welIsIager, W. W. Watson, L.
A. VIII, Sam Hsrria.
Reeeption and enteTtalnmeht-J
q. Mcfsanlels, chairman, J. b
HutchIusOn, DIR. Z. n. Tuttie.
Administrations SeltI chair
man, c. W. BANKS, E. 4. Forgeus.
JobbIng H. ID. Lee, chairman
r w Ober, r. ii. MARYLAND.
Manuiaeturing.-A. u. Ciahiu
chairman, ]. II. Decker, J. r. Cook
Ri. MARYLAND. chairman, n. J
Putnam, ". N. Briggs.
Taxation aud insurance ID
Fitzpatrick. chairman. n. A. Bureh
q. X. Underwood.
City, state and National Legisls
tIou.-R. p. Crsvebs, chairman, ,
M. Hamilton. c. w. Banks.
Railroad and transportation C
r. Underwood, Chairman, J. 4
Decker, l. 8. Winters, &. L. Baum
Sam RothshIld.
/ LAbcr.-R. A. Bureh, ehairmaE
Z. @. steele, Fred II. Qainey.
FInsnee.-C. Eberhsfdt, ehsimai
MI weIislaser. ,. '. Merrill.
| AgriOaitars.-9eo. White, ehsil
; man. T. D. Fitzpatrick, A. A
CamPbell.
u Advertising and i0misrstioe -
d. Fitzpatrick, chairman, c.
undsFvood. A. N. Ciafiin.
Il EdaesiIaa.-L- O. fhosDno'
ehalrman, Y. p. Chi,senden, G.
ReoP-
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KANSAS.

Mr.. Inch 10 eas IF sAs tallsss men
In PsrsonA.
sshsii Kansas make an exhibit ?"
asks the Manhattsn Reporter. TOv
beti
A regular POLES ssssa b nsu d.
tailed 10 keep NE peace dsring NE
meetings a the city council at
J Tcpeka-
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sEIeHBoRHooD NEWS.
A Rs.ss-sp % Esus 20 ths vI<ssiiy ~
Ssarssa csrrsspssdsass s-Alss TIE
cream 81 Oar Rxehanwes.


NKv GAMBIA cHlTrRRiNes.
From our oun eosresponderL
John n. McCaslin returned Last
Saturday from Seattle. washingtou,
where he spent the winter.
Our public school closed Last
Thursday.
Miss Carrie Gillespie has gone 10
jamestown, Cloud county, 10 remain
some time with her friend Mrs.
FinkenbInder.
Mrs. Elizabeth DOnmyer IL having
her country residence Temodeled.
Jones q Kerns, OF salIna, are doing
the work.
J. J. Fisher and wife, Of Bennlng-
ton, visited friends In this locality
last Friday.
The Cambria band IL about TO re-
Organize with several new members.
Cambria Alliance will have .
special meeting Saturday evening,
May 18th. JEWELL.
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LINDSBO
FROM the News


Mr.. NJ. J. wellslager, Of SAlina,
was In the city yesterday. Mr.. w.
IL president Of the Farmers State
Bank.
Common remaIk: Everything
indicates that times are getting
better and that NE are entering upon
q season Of great prosperity"
RI Hinton special agent Of the
department Of agriculture nj Wash
ington, will soon deliver . lecture
on irrigation ut the Dunkard College,
Mcpherson.
There IL talk OF taking steps to
have the Union Pacific put on
another train. Action on part Oi
the business men along the line
should be more effective, and we
hope the company can be Indueed
to restore the passenger service.
Mrs. John Thorstenberg. mother
Of our towns,uan n. J. Thorstenberg
died 81 her home In Assaria, Kas.
May :, 1881, 10 .. m, aged 50 years
Deceased leaves four children, tv'
Of whom are married, and - larg'
| circle OF friends 10 mourn her death
The funeral services will be hell
Saturday, May 9Th, nj 1880 .. m.
Prof. c. r. Peterson has beeI
notified by . president Of . coileg
not far from San Francisco, Cal.
that the chair Of Greek and Latii
which msy become vacant At th
close Of the present school year wil
be offered him with Q salary q
twelve hundred dollars for the firs
year. Prof. Peterson was offered .
equally good position in The sam
institution last year, but decline
LIS.
i Following are the osicsrs Of u
Good TemplaTs Lodge Of this city
Chief Temalsr, Rev. A. n. Zee; Viz
lTemplar, Florence MePhail; Pa
Chief Templar, John p. HansoS
Secretary, Minnie Lockhart; FinsI
: eiai Secretary, Edgar weddl'
Trsasrper. Axel Young; CbsPlai
IT. Fisher; Marshal. Minnie DAME
son; Guard, Llnnie Newman; Sc
tinei, Willie Henry: Assistant ee'
Edna MePhail; DePuty harshi
Lizzie MePhail; Lodge Deputy,
|, w. Jenkins.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

Now that the season for closing
country schools IL at hand, . largely
Increased number Of students ai the
Normal IL noted. They are coming
from ell over the state. Our normal
il one Of the popular institutions
amORg Kansas teachers and those
preparing TO teSch.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

New Mexico Presenta peculiar at
fractions TO the hous seeking farm.
or. What are tksyS Here n one q
them: CsltisaAls land beaFs % small
. propoEtbss 70 total area, that home
desasnd exceeds supply, and that
nasans high prices for farm proapsss,
And asoihef: Development 81 mines
and lumber Interests eaaseaa eaetln-
ualiy Increasing need ~ tood- Fef
worth IS eta. PES bashei when te
Kansas q oaly bslazs - ETC., and
other shiags u hke propoftioa. IT.
| slzatson, Whteh h praetieed theEe
and essts ll8tle, assures Q futA eos
levssy rear.
For fan informatioAs eepsy - n,
y. GrisFsen, lmmtssassss sgsnt. =
r. "a p. r y, go Ksnsss avesss
rs.seka. Eansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

For the aFst tIns In nearly four
usouIhs Plymouth Literary and Mu'
steal Society held . meeting on
Tuesday evening. A large numbei
Of people attended and IN excellent
prurram was rendered. The meet
ipgs are nov held In the Sunday
schoal room Of the church, the So
Getty having outgrOvn the ParlOri
NJ iha narnnnAaA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

Rey. A. n. See has removed his
hOusshold effects, printing ONCE aud
book store from the Wesleyan addI-
tIon and 10 now comfortably en-
seOnsed In the old Keystone build
ing, corner Santa Re aud Walnut.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14
The Soap
that
Cleans
Most
is Lenox.
gsReRsv.

B1pepsy.
This is what you ought 10 have, In
fact, you must have q, 10 fully en-
10y life. Thousands are searching
Tor 70 daily, and mourning becanss
they and 10 not. Thousands upon
thousands Of dollars are spent annu-
ally BY our people In The hope that
they may attain this boon. And
yes It may be had By all. We guar
antee thai Electric Bitters, II used
according 10 directions and the use
psrslsted In, will bring you good
digestion and GUST the demon dys-
pepsla and install instead Eapspsy.
We recommend Electric Bltters for
dyspepsia and all diseases Of liver,
stomach and kidneys. Sold at So,
aud 81, per bottle By %. c. ToBRY q
Cos drug store. u
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

Secretary CarruIhsrS has returned
from the IniernatIOnal Y. u. c. A.,
meeting ct KsRsas Clty aud rsports
. splendid tine AZ soOu as some
body eoR,e Ia take bis place MI
CarrGIhers expects 10 deErart for the
Indian territory where be viii spend
two OF three month"; working among
the Indians. The work 10 . new rns
and he Rnea a. q pioneer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

A letter from CAPt. ROIhe, at
CssseI, Germany, Indicates that
Kansas IL not the worst place In the
world In which TO live after all. II
says there Vas no sunshine from
Nov. Il to APIIf J, that crops are In
bad condition that last years crops
were Q total failure.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

We have 81 last found out the Inn
pudent rascal Who PurlOlns the Ssa-
dag RePubIieGn from or stairway.
We thought Of having hin, arrested,
but . city oGseer says he TANKS ve
could not make out . case sgsinss
him, beoauSs when Gnybody CON-
mIts an Odsnse Of Ihls kind you have
10 prove thai the article taken IL 81
some value, % nothing can be done
shout 70.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

saIIna can boast OF . set Of bout
the meanest children Of both sexes
and about half grown OF any town In
the state. An Inventor Of . spank
ing machine Of the proper power
would be . Publie benefAetOr 10 lac
set one up In this town now.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

Mr.. Aekley, who temPararily
furnished the brains for BristOg
when that gentleman first took bold
Of the RePablicda, vas doua frs1
COneordia Tuesday On legal hasi-
ness. Mr.. Aekley is good writer.
9 sound Republican and aliossthsI
. pleasant gsntlsnAa 70 knov. &C.,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

On MOudsy afternoon the High
School nine beat the Normal nine
IN . we'll contested game Of ball st
the park. THIS gives them . per-
csntage Of 500, having WSH 9 game
and lost enc. They are still not
good enough 70 play the fats who
have . percentage of 1000, not hsy-
ing lost o game.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

An sutiqua,ed, hsrd-hsrted mau
down east who claims 10 bs .
Christian says he never In his life
saw . professional base tall player
Who was 9 gentleman. That man
had better keep out Of reach Of the
fats and leans % this city Who .
short time ago played ball for the
benefit Of the Y. NJ. e.. A.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

Rev. 3 y. Mcclure, one Of the
managing editors Of the Nidconti-
Amt. published by the Presbyterian
NsWspsPes Co, Of ~. Louis. Vas In
tine city Tuesday on business con-
neoted With his paper.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

DIR. r. X futile, Of this city was
made corresponding secretary and
delegate TO the Americas Institute
Of Homeopathy at the recent State
meeting OF Homeopathic physicians
at Kansas City, No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

On train the other evening re
had the pleasure Of making the ae-
auaIntauce Of Bro. J. G. tiault OF
the Enterprise Journal. He spent
q few hoars In ths city Saturday
evening. We viii have 10 call Ganl'
down on one thing, though. He hes
dIsgraeed Q useful printing ONCE
tool By referring 10 . certain Kansas
Judre IS "Bodk kin"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

ats columns are laden with oPin-
donated slush." That 10 what
Psdgstt says Of his own paper. No
need Of His saying 90, people were
fully aware that all but plate Is
sIush aud OF Q mean, thin kind, too.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-05-14

The Commercial club Excursion
To Ft. Riley takes place Tuesday.
The fare - 81 for sduIts aud 50 cents
for children. A large number Of
people have bOughL tickets aud the
excuFsIOn will be = large one.