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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
Cube Narfer Motisen.

-tSrau Gatbarins 2einis bon 354
ytorol Bromley Mpenue farb am Donners
tag Wiorsen i'm Mlter bon 76 sabren
unb 6 Wonaten uno tpurbe am SamItaa
Norsen i'm beuti&en fatboIii6en Sriebs
bofe beiseiebt.
sI @robe Gusnabl bon SiIbertpaas
rem. Stdtuetten, seidIiffene @Iasipaaren,
edte Gbinaipaaren. gum praftiider Sc
brauhe uno Sur 3ierbe. glIs @ei6enfe
iinb bieie beionbers empfebIensnerib.
6. 9 6impff SuipeIier. 45
- I'm balls 3 nbr am Samitas Wlor.
gen entitanb burd bic @rpIoiion elmer
2ampe in bem alien Milbbepot bon D.
q. Glarf, on Norb Wtain Mpenue, Elm
5euer. oas iebo6 nur serinssn S6aben
peruriahte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

-Sn elmer &oblensrubs bel 2aneafer.
England. ereisnete ii4 am IA. Dee. cine
grpIoiion bon @rubeneaien. @S tparen
,ur 3eit iiber 100 Mann in Der @rube,
bon benen bic Webriten ibren Cob sc.
funben baben.
= SIN BbiIabeIpbia III NeIfon s.
gpans, ebemalS DtrsftOr Der Sprinssar.
ben NationaI 8ani. tpesen Mboerpalt.
uns Der @eiber Der 8anf su $500 @elb.
itrafs unb Sabren Gefdnsnib perur'
tbeilt tporben.
-Sn Sarristurs purSe leste @o6e
bic iabrIi1e Seriammluns Der Staats
@ranss Der ..patronS Of Susbanbrp"
sebaIten. gS tpobnten ettpa 600 DeIes
eaten bel.
8 Ha6 Der beionberen 8oltssdbIune.
tpsIds bic POIiaei in PbiIaoeIpbia borse.
npmmen bat, 1T bic gintpobnersabl iener
StaSt in brei Sabren um 95.989 SeeIen
sepadisn. Sic betrast iest l.l42. $50.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

li6en 9rau6 uno finbet ii6 aud allse.
Ineiner perbreitet, ipennglei9 In mans
hen @egenbeu eS iibli6 muroe, bielels
ben Su trennen unb ben Sneht Rupredt
an 0tifolaustage, benz 6, Deienlber,
allein anftreten gu laiien.
giidt iiberall freilid fiibren bteis Sc.
italten bic sleiten giamen uno aud ber
9lpparat, in pel6enl iie eri9einen, ned,
felt nit ben oeribiebenen 3anbestbeilen.
Sm @llab sebt baS @briitftub berum
unb fiinoigt ieine @esenpart i6on bon
@eitem bur6 ben Slang elmer @lode
an. Sc nirb neilt ourh ein erpa6.
ienes WfGbden barseitellt, oas IN lans
gem ipeibem @enanbe unb mallenbem
blonbem Saar auftritt. Das @eli6t
lit weiB 9eidminft, uno auf benz aopfe
frd9t es cine 9olosne Srone, aui Der
mebrere Wa6sli6ter brsuneu. IS bat
eineu Sorb NIT 3udermerf am grme,
in Der anoern Sanb bic erpabnte @lode.
Sreunbli6 ipri6t es bic Sinoer an, nno
i6On fommen, selodt Don ben iiiBen
@aben, bic 9leiuen berbel, bic iid crit
Dor 8erlegenbeit binter Der Wfutter ~
perber9eu iubten = ba tOnt Dor oem
Seniter aettenseraiiel, bic Seniteriliisel
tbun iid aui, nno berein lteist bic bis
iiber Die Sbren permummte @citalt bes
sSaHS Grapp," @r lit in elm BGrens
fell sebiillt, bat bas @eii6t nit &uB
eeidmarSt uHe trdst eiren lansen
i6warSen Bart, Der ibm bis apf ben
@iirtel niebernallt. Sn Der Saub
iiibrt ct elm 9erdtb, bas mebr eineni
Sejen ais elmer Rutbe dbnelt. Wtit
hieiem brpbt er Der Ripoeri6aar. ots
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
Wapue Gpuntp.

- Ssm Gbriitian Cd bon Seslesoile
ipurbe pOrise Wo1e cine Sanb an elmer
Wafdine serrihen, an iDelder er ar'
beltete.
Ser erie S1ntaSus go. 8 iibers
fubr am Nontas swiidsn SbOboIa unb
2adatparen, in pife Gouuip, stpei Traml Q
am 8abnseleiie uno tDotets bieieIben.
Srau godafelotp, tpeIde i'm pori'
sen Ipril an Der 8lane SO. ID Der Del.
& $. 8abn berIebt tpurbe, erbieIt i'm
@opne. @Ountp @eridt am Samitae
$4,000 su8eipro4en.
Sn SonesbaIe tpurbe AM Dlontaq
Morssn bic @iienipaarenbanblune bon
Grabam @atts BON @inbre6ern beiu6i.
bic Silberpaaren unb anbere Nrtitel i'm
Bertbs BON sssen s4oo mitnabmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

tenb barren bic Sinber Der beiben. Sett
t0nt bas @lOdlein, uno iie fangen on
3a iinsen:
Searei, hearsi, Sear Gislo,
eoar gua'be Sinber lain 10 bo,
be beoen gearn, be lernen gearu,
be bioeu n balis'n Nislo,
er lou earna mas beIdearn.
Die Tbiir sebt auf unb Der beiliSe
yf9lo NIT Stab uub bOber Wfiite tritt
berein uno ipridt:
@lobt isi Seias Gtrinas,
n Simlsiogn brin9t nit bear DO
ba @obasftab unb 8ing Dos balih'u Nislo.
Darauf antmorteu bie Sinber nit
jitternber Stimme:
Wliar sriaBen Did. haIidsr Tunu,
unb bebeu alle Dag 9ib on
in ale Gmisieit, ameu!
ytun tritt Nislo an ben 3ii6 beran,
ldbt jeoeS 6inb beten unb iid) feline Sc
bets, Shuls unb S6reibbiher Seigen.
@ebe bein, ipel6es ieine 8iber ntdt
tn SrSnuns bat oSer baS beim 8eteu
itottcrt. Der idmar;e &rampuS. NIT
einem Pel,e angetban, itebt nit 9liiben'
ben 9lu9en uno LANCER, rotber Sun9e
unb nit elmer sroBen 8ette Dor Der
Tbiir, Die 8efeble ieines Serrn ;u polls
5lsben. Gum Sdlulie fiiBt iebes &inc
ben Sting beS beilisen gii9lo,
Satten mir es bisber INNER nit Sc
ftalten III tbun, III benen wenisitenS bic
driitlt6e Sdrbuns ntdt 5u perfeHnen
mar, 70 sibt es anbererieits aud etue
,iemlibe Wtenge bon fol6en, wel6e
obne iebs Spnr Der Ger6riitliduus
beute nod iortbei itebeu. Sierber gebOrt
Der .DGr," Der In einiSeu @egenben
euti6lanos erideint uno BON einen
| In @rbieuitrpb sebiillten BurI6en oars
seitellt ipirb. welder cine Hutbe fiibrt
lno ss nit ieinen 3ii6tisunsen nameuts
| lih aui bic erwadlenen Widb6en abses
ieben bat. Gin ibn idlteBen ii6 baum
nod, cine 0ieibe Hermummun9en, bel
benen pis obsn bel benz .Gbrii itmann"
Elm tiinitli6eS 8ferb cine Holle ipielt.
iei ts nun als ~Sdinmel, ~als ipani.
/
Idsr Sensit," als nalapperbcdH coer
,Sulbod,"
Der rS6immel" erideint in Berg
fir6en, 8reis Wtinoen. uno Der nipa'
nii6e 9ensit" in 0alium i'm SannOs
per'I9sn, 8eiSe Tbiere iinS nabe Ser
lpanbte uub quite Sreuube bes aSlaps
periods" anf Der Snlel lleppm, Sisr
treten brsi Perioneu uuf. Die Elm,
trdst Rutbe unb slI6eniad unb 1T &C.
wObnli9 tn @rbienitrob sebhllt. Oil
jipeite trdst ben 9lapperbod. Elm,
Stanse. an Der born elm Wibberfop
aus Solt befeitist lift. nnb bic TN llebri
gen pom elmer 0edsbant perbedt tpirb
Die untere 8innlaoe bes 8opfes 1T be
mesli9. an ibr LIT cine Shnur be
feittat, ipelfe bur9 bic obere 4ignlael
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
Ta8 xhal abudrt6.

TabInr. .-@ie perIautet, ipirb bic g.
5. s. @iienbabn 60. ibre eisens Sobns
linis apiiden bier, Wtinoofa Sunction
unb Wla Greet erbauen. Sn biefem
Saqe slaubt man, oab bic 2inie bur6
cen Selssinidnitt binter Main Strabe
unp nad oem sentralem GbeiIs bieiss
Dries ssfiibrt pirb.
= 1bcmus Sermpn bon bier ipurbs
am Dientas auf bic Intlase benz @ouns
tpsefdnsniB iiberIiefert, sinen Morbpsrs
iub auf @sediaI Williams sema6t unr
osmielben metrere Sti6e bsisebra4t su
baben, an benen sr isBt ournisoer iiest.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

Der paberlQQ.
uno Den S1Illno lduIt, 10 oag ole uelz
ben 8innlaben flappernb sulammeus
itla9en, iobalb Der 1rdser Die S6nur
3tebt. Dieter 9lapperbOd it0Bt Die
Sinoer, wel6e ni6t beten tOnnen. Der
brittle @enoGe enolid erideint ais Reis
ter auf einem Seien.
Slieuburs i'm S0ar3 lit bic Seimatb
bes nSaberiaf." 6ier iimmt Elm I'LL.
ternebmenSet 8urids cine sabslfDrmise
Stanse Dor bic 9ruit unb flemnt einen
itumpfscfebrten alten 8eien nebIt einsm
Out ba,tpiiden, 70 ba6 bas @anie pie
elm Sopf nit 3mei SOrnern ausiiebt.
Den 9rdger ielbit perbirst Elm lanses
Safen. Sn bieier @eitalt tritt er bann
in Der Weibna6tsltube aui. gum Sdres
den Der Sleinen uno CUR Sreube Der
@rOBeren, bic ii6 miben, ;u ersriinben,
lper pobl In Der Yermummun9 uerbor.
gen iein mag, bis au6 bier Der Wfums
meni6ans in citel SSeibnadtsfreube iid
aufl0it.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
Wei6noc6tsmummen(t6un6.

111er am @eibnadtSabenb nit offenen
j ] slusen bur6 bieStraBen Der Stdbte
c unb DSrfer I'M alten Saterlanbe
aebt nnb feline 8lide nid)t nnr mad ben
bonn Si6terbaum bea erleu6teten SEN
itern idmeiien ldbt, ionoern aud In Die
oiilteren SauSflure, IN bic S0fe Der Sau,
fer unb in Die S6attenminfel Der Stras
fen blidt, Der fam nod bier unb ba Sfpei
permummten @eitalten besegnen, fpel6e
INNER nur in einem fleinen 8reiS BON
Saulern, oft MIR tn eiuem ein3isen
Saus, ia in einem ein3igen Stodwerf
Die 6nnbe MAIDEN. SaS LIT Der 8ne6t
Rupreht unb Der Seili9e @briit. Srs
seno elm ndberer Sefannter ober Ser.
ipanbter oes Sauies lit unter oieisr
Siille perborsen, unb luer es aud iei,
Ct iibt germ baS 9lmt. cine iibermiitbige
Ginberl6aar Elm ipenis ein3uidiidteru
unS bann ourb @jaben wieber ;u lar
tenn Subel 81 be9eiitern.
0as slei6jeitise sluitreten bieier beis
ben @eltalten entipridt oem nripriins'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

Die gIcden rufen nit isitlidem eaut,
Die Sterns Der ebriitna6t i6immern,
ltne binter ben 6snitern bsimli9 unb traut
gssinnt Elm esu6ten unb 6limmeru;
gS biillen in wpnnissn @ir6eutraum
Die Siifte Der Sannen ben armitsn Raum
Sn berfelisen gta9t Der @unbsr.
Sun beuti6en @aIes pS6it bsins Nrt.
Su Baum nit ben sriinsn 8weissu,
60 treu unb tsitanpis. 10 mettsrbart:
gu biit 10 redt unisr sissn.
Siub Sluren unb 2Sdlper aud tieireridnsit,
Nir bcIen bid beim Sur ieitli6en .3tit,
@ir mDssn bid nimmer entbebren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
Eunmpre.

- 9ie 8irds Der 8resbpterianer an
@beitnut Strabe, tpelde sl8, 900 fotete,
wurbe Mittpo6 unb DOnnsritas einss'
peibt.
= SHE man sIaubt, ipirb 9unmore
ON nd6fen l. Mpril einem Defi3it bon
$4,000 seseniiber iteben, trobbem nur
serinse 6ffsntlide 8erbsReruneen in bie'
fem SABRE 9ema6t ipurben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

Mir fibIen, bon bsinem Sau9 umpebt.
Sm SerSen Elm ieIises &esen:
8, Iabt uns bic Sanbs nit itiuem Ssbet
sIu7S Saupt tsr Sinber lesen.
Dab BON ben 3,peissn nit beuem S6eiu,
!8isB beutide Srsue unb eiebe elm
Sn bic ireubis beresten Seslen.
Cine @eibnu6tSbpti6ait bur6brauit bic @elt
Bon fiinftisen i6Snersn Ga9en:
Die bas sebrenbs Sie6tbum i'm 9anns bdIt,
Sic birien ju bcffen rpaeen!
auiatbmst bic Wsnihbsit unb ounft unt preiit
SeS ecttbesnacsten Scri6ers @eiit.
Der ole Sabu Der Seireiuns eelpieien.
s9ann nubf Su, Seft. oas bic 8SIter beitit
stus Rsibes unS SrrpabnS Sanben3-
@snn bic refine Slamme Der Reni9li9teit
,SeQ leitd,tst iiter ben 9anben,
@snn bic @elt Elm Saus wirb bon Briibern isin
Damn 1T nit unpersansli6em S6sin
9as wabrs ebriiticit eritanbenl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
Sas Mnsl6iden Der 3i9ter au

Rup WHbIUTUtH DtI Et9Itt uW
Weibua9tsbaume, melbsS oftmals
uidt gang obne SiHoerniiie abscbt, nnb
oa3n, bat man ni6t gang refine 9Sa6ss
ferSen, bic 2uft nidt uerbeiiert. seldiebt
am belten nit einem S6momm. Wtan
nimmt oa,u cineu lansen Stof, flemmt
in oas cine @nbe einen tlcinen S6mamm,
on oas anoere einen Ni6tbalter nit einem
2idt, Wfit Dem 2idte 3iinbet nlan nit
&eidtisfeit bic &iftcr an, nit Dem be-
teudtsteu S6wamm l0lht man iie
ihutll aus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
Die Qeincnsaefahrtett.

Yauta gum Papa, NIT Dem ioeben
Die stwas sanfiide Wtama seitritten):
ga, ia. Rapa - beute baben mir eiren
I9limmen Gag = id babe aud l6on
metnen Gbeil befommen !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
Smiper nusTunrbar.

(slus einem @eidaftsbriei.) =. .geis
lieseno erlaube ib mir. Sbnsn Die ses
wiiuldten Yroben Sn iiberrei6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

S9leIi9ss Simmelrei9 beiBt in
Sdlelien elm @eri6t pon Sbfpeine.
fleiid uno Sadobit, oas man ,u S8eib.
uadten li6 leiltet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
sbas. Sang. 8. 3apmsyu
Sang s Co.,
0ampf 8ottlins @erfe,
12I Nenn Mpemme.

Gabrifantfn BON
Iraubsn-5oba, Bird. 9in, SoSanaHsr, Gar
lapariaa, SsItsrs- Daiisr, 8sIfali Ginger
AIs, Grab appls &iber.
easabisr unb PORTER In GIai6sn fir ben
Sausesbrau6 wtrbsn fofenfrst in's 5aus &C.
lisfut. No. -Sdspbpn Ho. 592.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
Der Sdnomirth,

FEFT-IV~ 1ssV
Pans.
s1ISsui am 1. i,Ssa M,sass. ninSsasns q
6stsE hatt. Dts rstdkatttsht, ksffs uzh
btIiisft tsait4s eane. anb @artsrban., ispts
kanswiFtb fhoftitdbs 3eitnns amsrifos. Rut SO
Smts pra Sabt. bel ntistu Boransbsso tfuas. gsss
ssnauustu ttsl. NbTsifrs: L. blank smsisx.
zee Cssvspt str, %. Le~is. NE.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

CrudsMr rbeiten ieber art Ia be,
"@ . &sabIetr CfFes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23

@csu gitna&r, @brftaumittr GuBsne
Sl6G i6s Sm
6gsnsb @aswaareHf fir bau6tn Satet
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-12-23
Hu8 bem Uberen xbale.

-Sn Olppbant itarb am Wontas
Diaiam Srtiier nad furser 8runtbeit i'm
Ilter bon 81 Sabren.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-19

We have been wondering for q
long time where our old friend
Commodore Charley Falconer had
gone, but We have unearthed him at
last. He is in Kansas City, and the
following little item from the Times
gives a clue to what he is doing:
Messrs. Hovey & Brown pleaded
guilty yesterday to q little harmless
supertilion, and say that a small,
measly looking English sparrow,
which now occupies their Office and
eats from their hands, has brought
them good luck in the shape OF q
good sale for each Of the two days
that he has been an occupant Of their
Office. On Friday, as Mr.. Brown
approached his Office i'm returning
from lunch, q stranger, an old man,
was looking over the real estate bar
gain signs in the window and watch
ing a sparrow that was hopping
about the doorway.
"I'm Just watching that bird,
stranger" he said. "If IL gees in
side he will bring you good luck.
And IL he does / think I'll go i'm and
buy something myself"
The bird hoped inside and the
old man followed. Just then the
telephone bell rang. Mr.. Brown an
swered it and the words that came
over the wire were, an take that
house. You can fix up the deed
right away" The word was from q
gentleman who was buying a sl2 600
house, and the trade has since been
closed.
The old gentleman who had fol-
lowed the bird in was more than
"tickled" when he learned the full
filment Of his prophesy and asked
about acre property. He Is now
negotiating for 5000 tract on
South Troost avenue. The old man
who believes In birds bringing good
luck is Mr.. Charles ID. Falconer of
Salina, Kan. He says that he in
tends TO follow where that bird led
him. and believes he will make q
rattling good purchase IL he keeps
his eyes open. At last accounts
Messrs. Hoyey and Brown were
rigging up an old horse shoe for the
bird To roost on.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-19
Notice.
rhom Il mnu conccrn:

To WhOm IL may concern:
VUHEREAS, n petition, signed by ALDER!
7" Davis and SO Others, all resident tax
payers OF Saline county, has been presented
to this board, which petition, emitting the
names, In as follows:
To the BOARD Of County Commissioners Of Sd-
line County, Kansas:
We, the undersigned, resident taxpayers
OF Saline county, Kansas, do hereby petition
your honorable body 10 appropriate the sum
Of eleven hundred and twenty eight dollars
State of Kansas Board Of Worlds Fair Com
missioners for the erection of the Kansas
building AT the Worlds Columbiar EXPOSE
ton nj Chicago, and the necessary expense OF
making the Kansas exhibits: one half of the
amount Ia be Immediately paid to the secre-
tsry Of the Kansas Worlds Fair commission
ers, and one-hRlf on February list, 1895, pro-
vided the state legislature does not make an
appropriation for said amount. IL said APP
preparation II made the above amount TO be
refunded To Saline county.
And. whereas, II IL the belief Of this board
that when the next legislature MEETS In Jan
mary, 1sea u will not fail TO appropriate SUI :
hcient amount Of money that the state Of
Kansas may be properly represented at the
Chicago Worlds Fair.
And whereas Il has been found necessary
TO make a considerable outlay of money be-
fore the legislature can meet, In order that
the state may be 81 represented, tits the opin-
ion OF this board that the petition should be
granted, and Il L. therefore ordered that u Ia
the intention of the board TO appropriate
from the general fund Of Saline county the
sum OF nVe hundred ana siNty-four dollars
and pay the sum over To the secretary Of the
Kansas worlds fair commissioners by the
frst day of June, Is92 and a like amount, II
necessary, In February, 1919.
II In further ordered that n copy OF this or
der be published foT two consecutiVe weeks
In the official papers of the county; and any
person feeling himself aggrieved may take the
proper remedy, but II no action be taken by
The nrst day of June, Iss2, this board Will con-
slider they have the consent of the Taxpayers
TO carry out this intention. signed,
]. W. BURKE, Chairman.
JOHN DAUM, Member.
FIG. BARKER, Member.
ID. ]. ADDISON,
isEAL-l County Clerk. 0-I
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-19
Beware Of the sharpers.

IL seems that an epidemic of sharp
ers has developed this spring, and
even the old lightning rod games
have been worked when il was
thought that lightning rod men
would he unsuccessful I'm a feeble
minded asylum. or late Saline
county citizens have received a large
mum Der of circulars from what pur-
ports to be an art company in
Brooklyn, i'm which it Is stated that
IL the recipient will send a copy OF a
photograph the company will make
and furnish free life size crayon
portrait of himself or any member
Of his family. The only requirement
being that the person receiving the
portrait shall keep IL In conspicu-
Gus place, in order to advertise the
company's business. This looks to
the rural mind q rare chance TO get
something for nothing; but as usual
ends I'm the same old way, and those
who have anything to do with 1t pay
a very high price for some very cheap
experience. When the company"
gets hold Of photograph 1t waits a
few days and then informs the send
er through the mail that the picture
is done, but as it is very delicate
and costly affair, it will be nee
esssry for tie victim TO send s. or
mere for a frame. This done a
picture" costing 10 cents worth OF
material and half an hours time IL
made, placed in a so cent frame and
forwarded, but without the photo
graph. IL you want your photo
graph back you will have to pay a
ransom for 1t.
OF course the postal authorities
are doing all they can TO suppress the
evil. but they have not entirely
stamped 1t out Of existence. 1t is
like all other games where you are
offered something for nothing,-it is
q fraud. All the frauds In the world
can not hurt you IL you leave them
alone.
The best way TO do, II you want
pictures, IL to deal with home insti-
buttons. There are establishments
here at home, conducted by honors-
BILE and responsible men, where you
will he justly dealt with, and there
can be no excuse for being swindled
by eastern sharpers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-19
Il IL Right?

III there is a man in Salina who
should receive the hearty support Of
the business men Of Salina, and Of
Western Kansas, for the persistent
fight he has and Is waging against
the railroad companies for their un-
just Determinations against Kansas
In the matter OF freight rates, that
man is Ii. ID. Lee. For three years
he has worked night and day that
Kansas merchants might get what
they are entitled to, and today he
stands as president Of 1000 interior
jobbers Of the United States who
mean to see that would-be centers of
trade are not allowed to forever shut
out interior points from doing bust
ness. The location Of his house here
and the fight he has made, and the
rates that have been granted Salina
have made 1t possible for the Good
rich & Steele fruit house to also live
here, and build up q business. In
deed Mr.. Lee and his men have done
all in their power to build them up,
as the fruit trade generally follows
the grocery business. Salina IL glad
to see them prosper, and wishes
them well.
As soon as Salina was granted rates
the Ridenour & Baker Grocery
Company Of Kansas City, made ar.
rangements with Goodrich & Steele
10 handle sugar and coffee for them.
For what purpose? So the river
people could get at the trade with
their sugar and coffee to knock Mr..
Lee out. Instead Of standing by Mr..
Lee and protecting the firm that
made it possible for them to do busi-
ness here, Goodrich 4 Steele assist .
river house in tormenting the firm
that has dared to attempt the es-
tablishment OF an interior jobbing
house i'm Salina. The result would
be, II the river houses could drive
Mr.. Lee out Of business, or buy him
up, they would Immediately with
draw their sugar and coffee, and So
lima would forever remain . retail
point. III Ridenour & Baker want to
do business here, let them establish
. house in Saiins, and recognise rs
as jobbing point, and we will all,
including Mr.. Lee, welcome them -
Salina business men. But when
they or . Salina firm try to kill the
very thing we have worked for year,
to accomplish, Il IL time to enter .
protest.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-19

The Brookville Earth thus gives
an account Of the demise OF an old
aud respected resident Of the county
Mrs Susanna Dinkler died at her
home near town yesterday morning
At $3.50 of heart disease. Her death
was very sudden and unexpected.
She ate her supper as usual, about 9
o'clock she was taken with pain In
the temple and side of the face and
neck and expired, fully concious to
the last as above stated. She was
born In Baden Baden, Germany, In
1889, being nearly SO years old, moved
to Kansas about IS years ago from
children all Of whom were present
except Frank and Joseph who are
living at Henessy, o. T. She will be
buried from the Catholic chuch TO-
morrow.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-19
A Card Of Thauks.

The committee Of entertainment
appointed by Plymouth COngrega-
tionsl church desires to express Its
thanks to the citizens Of Salina who
have so kindly and heartily assisted
In extending hospitality to the
ministers, missionaries, and dele
gates to the state meeting OF Congre-
gational churches Of Kansas held in
this city May 3rd to the 9th 1892.
Without exception the visitors ex-
pressed themselves as highly graft
fed at the cordial reception given
them. The friends may rest assured
that Plymouth church will practical
ly recipricate this kindness when
ever, In the future, occasion de-
mands. WIN. Is. MUCKLow.
Chairman OF the committee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-19

Reports come from the country
that some damage was done to fruit,
garden truck, and In some cases
wheat fields suffered. by hail last
Friday night, or rather about 4
o'clock last Saturday morning. Mrs.
Stalper, who lives five miles west Of
the city, says her garden was COM
pleteIy demolished. Frank Barker,
whose reputation as q fruit grower
is well-kuown, says the storm de-
stroyed all his grapes, besides doing
him a great deal Of damage other
wise. While the storm was not
general, yet quite q number sustain
ed losses.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-19

Posters announcing the annual
program Of exercises for commence
ment ct Lindsborg are received.
Sunday evening, May %, the bac-
calaureste sermon will be preached ;
Monday will be devoted to the an
nual college picnic; Tuesday evening,
primary Entertainment; Wednesday
oral examinations, exhibits Of the
several departments, exhibition con-
cert Of conservatory. annual literary
entertainment; Thursday, COM
mencement day, commencement
exercises, musical matinee, gymnas-
tic and field exercises, annual con-
cert; Sunday, May %, young peo-
pies convention; Tuesday, May, 81,
Messiah concert. Rates have been
granted by the railroads, and the
music loving people and friends Of
Bethany college are invited to be
preeent
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-19
ambition or what We May Be-" "a

Next Sun day morning at Il O'Clock
In Plymouth Congregational church,
Mr.. Mucklow will preach on "Ambi.
ton; or What We May Be-" Young
men and students specially invited
to attend this service. At 8 p. m.
the topic will be "a Lawyers Ques-
tion." The evening meeting In Ply
mouth church IL emphatically .
peoples service, and unusual efforts
are being made to strengthen 1t In
all parts. All seats are free.