The Salina Semi-Weekly Journal from Salina, Kansas • 2

SAUNA SEMI-WEEKLY JOUEITAi-TUEsBaY, JANUARY 9, 1906. with Mr. and Mrs. Ruhlmg: Upon Peott Mnnsoid do. Ai on J.

G. TATE'S ADDRESS was given, at 7T ranch about a week ago, at which every one had a Mllon do .1. at ra 1 iEHTSTOKUOH II his arrival there he will begin as trav 1 Robt Benfleld do 38 60 Rvhercr I very enjoyable time. Jeff Parish took Darid Shields, orerseeing a Austin A Co, mdse. is.

v. A Frort Salina Plumbing Co, rep A material Eberhardt Lbr Co, lumber. Martin, supplies Manser, judge re jTloyd BoyU John eling salesman for "the Trout Hardware company of Chicago. Robt Bardonnar do Robtl all honors for the best dancer. An Cland Barrincton dn The holidays are past, but the mer Price do ismoa untnoaen, wit do PF Wohlstromdo 1.11111-111 45 other party was given at Plush last Friday night, a large crowd attended and had a good time, without any Riordan An chants are surprised at the way the trade keeps-np.

Salina 'people have 39 jo wincbell, wit do Wallace, wit do Robt Matthews, wit do Con Hntton do. ENTERTAINED A. O. U. W.

LAST NIGHT. MAYOR SHIELDS SEES SOME John Bachofer do UumWo.r An ights, one or two bluffs were stirred POSTOmCE BUSINESS FOR 1905 EXCEEDS $32,000. Thurst st Musser, judge re Howard same do Parmer Heller about, but no hard blows were cast. THING IN A LATE MOVE. Ford do Carnal do.

Eberhardt, Sndendorf Athertnn An TO ENFORCE THE LAW. Fred Lansing, transcript. Lrldlgh A Havens Lbr Go, coal and lumber Sndendorf, coal Jack Lbr Co, lumber the money ands are willing to spend it regardless of the time of year, and the merchants have been as busy the past week as they were daring- the regular fall season. One Salina man 'is not very well acquainted in church circles. Where is the Baptist ehurehf' inquired a stranger a few days ago of the man, No More Snow to Lie on Sidewalks in rearson 1 Jack do i Heokle Tullis dn Wm Cochran, livery.

Past Supreme Master Workman Is Making Series of Visits in Kansas Salina. Oilman, exam questions. 820,186 STAMPS SOLD A POOL ROOM TRUST Wagstaff, drawing jury Lynn From Friday's Evening Journal. Jones 91 oo 11 78 la Oo SI SO IS 6d 8 50 I 50 1 60 1 50 1 80 8 00 10 6o ia is 14 08 S10 33 80 60 59 f0 6 on 90 2 00 2 00 2 00 25 eo 96 35 20 40 7 1 (X) 29 40 10 50 1 10 5 00 98 00 4 50 6 00 JO 30 00 7 5S 29 65 10 00 650 58 00 There is an ordinance providing Geo Oeo a Meyers, drawing jury Addison, drawing jury Stella Hendricks, typewriting His Salina Visit Profitable. Hua do after 1 ualru, papering Ruhling Hdw Ck md Carlin, supplies.

Liberty Twp. repairing Peoples A Co, gas A electric lights. Anderson, labor at park Vallette A Sons, supplies. Several Kansas City Parties Have that all sidewalks shall be cleaned after every snow storm, but there has been little attention paid to it this year. The business men were yesterday afternoon notified to remove the snow and iee from the walks in front Geo Mevero.

nnino ln.m.n Johnson, supplies A Mnrphey, road 111111. From Friday's Evening Journal. More Than 1V2 Million Pieces of Mail Handled A Quarter Million Dollars of Deposit. Berg, Cunntnirhmn iin J. G.

Tate of Denver, Colorado, past Taken Stock in the Business Here and the Mayor Is Suspicious. 40 60 38 70 38 BO 3 70 2 00 2 to 200 2 00 2 00 2(0 2 00 2 00 4 00 2 00 1 75 2 20 75 5 10 301 V5 2 00 2 2 00 1 50 1 50 1 CO 34 60 .42 00 10 73 33 Ot) 13 20 1 60 GO 00 S3 00 20 110 25 76 OS 1K9 00 IbO (10 81 (O 21 00 12 (0 20 01 4 CO 20 1 0 3 KS McAullfl, do Trosper, do ....11 Donmyer, do Taylor, do Heck, halllff of their places of business. Chief of supreme master workman, aodresseu the members of the A. W. last Police Stonebraker said last evening ening in the G.

A. R. hall. Mr. Tate that hereafter all walks in the city Selver, do Stevensnn.

8 A Blymyer Bros, pens Nathan Henry, coyote scalp Del), repairing bridge Salina Journal, supplies Taylor, qnamntlne small pox Crlssman. labor Woodward Gro Co, matches Sadie Johnson, part salary Getts. painting at court house Pearson, salary and money paid Hamilton, services. Phillips, bay Slack, salary and will be cleaned, and that persons fail ABarneU. bailiff" From Saturday's Evening is delivering a series or, lectures in the state under the direction of the grand master workman of Kansas, Uric ce Mnlr.

bridge repairs Wpllmnn ni.in Thos IS If the reports are true several of ing to comply with the provisions of the ordinance would be taken before 1 1 11 ci 1 1 ltwer A Stevens Indoino John H. Crider of Fort Scott. Wed Adolph Johnson, whose business; headquarters are, on South Seventh street. Half an hour later he was telling the incident to a friend, and finished up with Well, where is it, anyway! For some time a chewing gum slot machine has been, attached to a telephone pole at the northwest corner of Santa Fe and Iron avenues and considerable complaint has been made to the police force because of the fact that every one who turned that comer int a fast walk ran against, the gum box. It was just.

high enough to be in the way and yesterday afternoon Chief of Police Stonebraker took the maehine down and locked itup in the eloset at police headquarters. The maehine belonged to a young man named Nelson employed at Ekstrand's grocery. HELD ANNUAL MEETING the billiard parlors in this eity have recently ben sold to Kansas City par Judge Hlundon to show a reason why. A Hlnkle, meals Caldwell jury Ruhling Hdw Co. supplies 500 Many walks in the city are now al 1 uncuer, do ties, and an effort will be made by Brown, mdse 8 52 Salina ia ater Works Co, water and supplies Meyers, attendance court A II hir Ekstrand DiB Co.

supplies 28 70 Geo nesday evenings he spoke in Abilene, arriving here, yesterday afternoon over the Union Pacific, and left today over the Santa Fe for Florence, where he will speak this evening. most impassible on account of the ice and snow. A number of people. have White A Hockensmith, mdse same hnardlntr nrluinn. these men to run the halls in their own name and place business manag 6 40 2 20 ShtolliftL flT.r,nii it nnw ft.

Postmaster T. D. Fitzpatriek has prepared his report for the last quarter of the year 1905, and while the figures show a gain of only $5.51 over the same period for last year, a comparison of the figures of the four quarters of 1905 with those of 1904 shows a gain of $256.45. This represents a gain that compares favorably with the average gains made in all Kansas towns in the postoflice business. The business done in Salina is much greater than in most towns in 4 40 ers in charge.

None of them has fallen and it is almost miraculous that no serious accidents have John A Banker, bsiliiir.riVl....T.. Phillip Young, undertaking Elm Creek Twp. repairing WOwlnga, juror Aug Stief el Bros, mdse Selver, sal A m'y paid out aken out a license yet, but applica At the depot yesterday afternoon 4 35 45 65 8.25 r.liu A Banks, care Insane Edward Lots, coal tion has been made in the name of the Yockers, livery Baird. nnrsinir he was met by R. L.

Barrick, who also David Shields, overseeing poor and m'y vansas City parties, all of whom are Ekstrand suppiles. Ill" paid out presided last evening and introduced SI 05 HFMeyer, painting park WAS 85 YEARS OLD 15 40 A 111. lilt 23 65 well known pool room proprietors. Musser. eer as 1 60 Brown, wit re Harry Likely Annie Todd, do Dr Tobev.

servient in The city administration has decided the speaker. A large number of the Workmen were present, among them several from Wilson, Assaria and other nearby towns. Mr. Tate spoke on 1 50 70 8 60 Geo Meyers PO do Musser, re Arthur Goodwlnlllllll 7 60 Mevers. shf dn 1 ui hat no licenses be issued to Kan Geo 1 to Musser, do Brown, wit An the state, even some of a greater pop same Arthur 8 60 sas City parties if it can be prevented Callle Hapke, wit do ulation.

1 W) 1 50 J. B. Nickerson and Otto Levy, both MRS. ELLEN O'SHEA DIED THIS The business for the vear 1905 4 20 ot Kansas City, through their attor various subjects connected with the good of the order, giving an address much enjoyed by everyone present. Margaret Weaver, wit do 1 60 Mary Splllman.

wit do 1 511 A Austin A Co mdse 10 05 Fk strand Gro Co. do 75 Neptune, ser as coroner 5 60 CrftnA A Cn. Riinnlloa in Jbk 1 ney, David Ritchie, have applied for MORNING. John Stonebraker, wit tly Geo Meyers PO do Tinkler, wolf scalp Eberhardt, lumber and coat. Klstler beef for poor farm Yockers.

livery PLGebhardt, mdse 73 75 compared with the business of the previous year is as follows: 1904. 1905. 4 68 licenses to conduct pool rooms in and it will prove profitable to the lo POULTRY ASSOCIATION ELECT-ED OFFICERS LAST NIGHT. llf xrv Salina Telephone Co, telephone 36 00 3 00 cal members. Salina, but they both were refused, and Mayor Shields says that he posi 7 95 23 40 22 50 First 8,018.77 8,357.95 Monday evening, January 8, the A.

Sndendorf, coal Robinson, land co road purposes tu.mii uiu, uiuH ana 20 711 A Rldgeway, wit fees Caldwell case 20 4a Thompson, fees and expenses 371 60 Burcli. al Anil rash l.l r.uA 7,844.98 tively will not sign a heense for any Survived by Five Children, a Num 1 wu avj Alex Hederstedt, expense bill ij at Claude Harrington, horse-shoeing at poor farm Cen Kans Pub Co, supplies 4 20 7,795.19 Second quarter 8.07G.4S Third quarter. 7,051 Fourth quarter one other than a resident ot balina 141 00 same Per dint clerk 4 65 same I) at at a nim on 8,308.99 IS 00 Tomorrow the Last Day The Attend Geo Movers, shf An 8 96 unless he is compelled to do so by the courts. A young man named Johnson, whose first name is unknown to ber of Grandchildren and Eleven Great Grandchildren. Q.

lodge at Wilson will initiate a class of fifty candidates. Deputy H. J. Heinrich has been in Wilson some time preparing the class and the work next Monday evening will be under his supervision. An invitation was extended last evening bv the vis Nathan Henry, coyote scalp ,.111.1 1 00 16 85 10 C4 $32,307.11 rt moees.

ser countv nhvnli-lnn rn nil ance Is Good Mr. Beck Talks of His CoUection of Birds. Cheney do 20 00 Nordstrom dr 35 75 1 10 26 50 Earle Eberhardt, 6 directories Salina Vitrified Brick Co, brick SFLewls. mdse Cunningham, lumber work on bridge Salina Journal, supplies John Titus, recording deed Peoples' A Co, light Budendorf mdse Silas Hughes, wit fees State vs Caldwell. Slack, sal and cash paid out Pearsoi dj Woodward Gro Co, mdse The business of the office here includes only the sale of stamps, and is exclusive of the money order business.

Fowler do 20 00 A Baird. Ser truant nffl r.e 1,1 14 85 1 wo inf Geo Meyers, drawing jury 6 00 the police, conducts a pool room in an Upper room on South Santa Fe. He is a stranger in the city and is unknown to any member of the police force. He says the room which he has in charge belongs to J. B.

Nickerson of From Friday's Evening Journal. A record is kept in the postoflice of 11 65 C5 46 23 30 25 wm eerg a son, undertaking 10 00 Geo Hull, 350 00 same nnanaii tnlll ot An. iting Workmen from Wilson to the Workmen of Salina and the other lodges represented, to be present and take part in the ceremonies. After an illness of nearly three the registered packages received and From Friflay's Evening Journal. Earle Eberhardt, salary.

l.V. H.l 1111 11 150 00 White A Hockensmith. 19 00 sent out, and during the past year weeks Mrs. Ellen O'Shea died this Clarence Bishop, two coyote scalps Jacob Dlehl, do morning at her home on Gypsum ave Kansas City. He was arrested this afternoon on the change of conducting there were sent from Sauna 3,424 registered packages, and in the same A BIRTHDAY PARTY.

Henry Larson, coal 2 00 2 00 15 00 10 70 2 00 1 75 6 00 nue, surrounded by her children and grandchildren. Had she lived until President, R. H. Graham. Vice president, C.

C. Helm, Secretary-treasurer, D. A. Barnes. Superintendent, A.

J. Kerns. Assistant J. R. uenneld.

sal mil and cash paid 98 0 John Craig, sal, mil and cash paid out 85 11 Benson, sal mil and cash paid out 96 70 Hill, picket fence. 242 50 I hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of bills allowed by the board ot county commissioners ot Saline County, Kansas, for the quarter end- Ino t.nn.M TUTU Crane A Co, supplies Geo Titus, two copote scalps tune 4,920 registered packages were a billiard hall without first taking out a license. N. TJ. G.

Club by Mrs. James DePriest Austin iuo, punt Rollman, teachers' tomorrow she would have been eighty-five years of age. Her death was due Last Night. received. This exceeds the registry business of any previous year, and shows a substantial growth over the WiU Make Test Case.

A test case will be made in this in White. 333 20 266 40 40 00 From Saturday's Evening Journal. Witness my hand and official seal this 6 day of January A. D. 1906.

to old age, the immediate cause being stance and an effort will be made to year 1904, both in sending and receiv Mrs. Jas. DePriest delightfully en 45 00 heart trouble. During her sickness u. DUNCAN, County Clerk.

The above is a list of the new offi tertained the members of the N. U. compel the young man to procure a SO 50 2 00 ing. cers of the Golden Belt: Poultry asso Annual Report of Township Treas icense in his own name. It is said club last evening at a birthday party.

In the money 'order department she has been a great sufferer, and from the first it was not thought she could recover. A little more than Duncan, sal and money paid out Corbett, sal and money paid out Sadie Johnson, SF Selver, t. Hamilton, and other services Rolfe, juror November term, Chris Eberhardt, do A Gllberg, do Watson, do Harry Leonard do Armstrong do 'm A Stevenson do Eberhardt do Miller do ciation elected last evening at the an urer. 2 00 3 60 2 10 A program was rendered consisting of nual meeting, which was held in the To the Auditing Board of Liberty Townbhlp In Sa. a song by the club a prayer by the three weeks ago her daughter, Mrs 3 40 3 10 room occupied bv the exhibition there were 10,050 orders issued in the last year.

In the same time orders were paid. This also shows a substantial increase over the that the Kansas City men will, through their attorney, make application for a writ of mandamus and compel the mayor to sign a license for Thft undAtralirnAfi. Tnvnahln cnapiain, Airs. it. uox; roll call, ans 2 00 Satisfaction was expressed over the 1 w.n.i.p ctuui ra Liberty township, makes report to you for Catherine Hoyne of Wenatchee, arrived with her little daugh prospects for a successful show this wered by quotations from Paul Lawrence Dunbar; song by club; paper, adjustment and settlement for the year ending the last Monday In October, A.

D. 190J, as follows: 2 00 3 60 2 00 them. previous year, and is an exceedingly ter, Miss Lillie Hoyne, for a visit winter, and it was resolved to hold an Sherrln do A Mayo do John Buck do It will be remembered that in the 2 00 trood showing for a town the size of "Religion and Education of Spain," RECEIPTS. 1905 exhibition on a much larger scale next by Mrs. W.

W. Shobe; duet, Mrs. II, Mullady do with her mother, after an absence of twenty-nine years. A week after their arrival Mrs. O'Shea was taken sick, Jan.

2. ennntv treasurer irniwi liquor cases in the district court recently all the joints were conducted in year. In Offering better and more Salina. Big Stamp Sale. 3 SO 2 00 2 03 2 15 3 20 DePriest and Mrs.

N. S. Broadus; Feb. 9, county treasurer 11111111 premiums it is hoped that a larger variety of birds can be secured and a connection with pool rooms. The recitation, Mrs.

H. Haynes; discus and has not been conscious since. may it, note on bank 2110.00 July 26, county treasurer 169.43 Ana. 1. John Vt Smith 2 30 sion of the subject.

"Is Decention The astonishing business of the postoflice is in the sale of two-cent stamps. It is a fair estimate to say mayor claims that the pretended sale of the, pool rooms at this time is to August 8. borrowed from A G. Johnson" 11 500.00 Mrs. O'Shea was born in Armah county, Ireland, in 1821.

When three greater success achieved, V.The' members of the association say this will 1 il 1 Excusable 1 opened by Mrs. De 8 00 8 13 3 50 2 00 Shellabarger do John Crowthers do WA Purcelldo 4 DL Wight do JasB Lockard Adolph Hablger do PalmqulKt do Qulncy do Ill "11 A Ney wick do "1 WB Shank do PJRoseman 1 Will Carlson do 1.11.1 Oscar Olson do rni 1 -1 1 avoid such another calamity as oc auun n. boiiid 4.20 Nov. 8. county treasurer 86.31 Nov.

20. note on hank ooe'no i-riesu aiie nouse was aecorateu in that there is one letter sent out for ue 1 ne most suceessiui snow ever years old she came to Canada with her parents, and settled with them the club colors of purple and cold. 3 80 every two-cent stamp sold at the Nov. 20, John B. .111 HI.

11 2 held, and, the, attendance bids fair to Those present were Miss Lillian Hunt. near Toronto, where she was married exceed that of any previous exhibi 2 90 2 70 3 90 curred iu the district court, by. nonresidents claiming that they own the places. He says he will have to be shown and the steps taken this after Miss Edith DePriest, Miss Camille De Total Receipts, 2O02.01 DISBURSEMENTS. Date tion.

4 10 window. There is no record. kept of the pieces of mail matter that pass through the office except the registered mail, and in making an estimate Priest, Mrs. H. DePriest, Mrs.

II. Gar Yesterday the attendance was about Albert Llndholm do Aug Johnson 1.1 8 45 2 CO 00 net, Mrs. S. Bryant, Mrs. N.

S. Broad Jan. 30 JN Johnson in 1849. In 1871 she came with her husband to the United States, coming directly to Saline county; the first ten years of her life in this county she lived on the farm about nine miles 350, and today there is little question Tinkler do do John noon are expected to establish the ownership of the billiard halls. It is predicted that there is to be a hot us, Mrs.

1. Haynes. Mr. and Mrs. of the number of pieces Postmaster 4 00 but these figures will; Jbe surpassed.

3 80 Robt. Cox, Mr. and Mrs. W. W.

litzpatrick figures that there is one lomorrow will also be a dav, 2 00 time in the old town in the near fu Shobe, Mr. and Mrs. E. Garvin, Mr. letter or parcel sent through this of 3 60 There will be many people in the city and Mrs.

N. E. Wigley. fice for every two-cent stamp sold, 4 25 2 M0 irom the country and they, are all in ture. Both sides are determined to stand pat on the attitude they have assumed, and the mayor especially has ami he also figures that there is one terested in poultry.

None of the birds 3 00 3 80 letter or parcel received for every west of Salina, and then moved to this city. The past eighteen years she has spent at the home where she died, 720 Gypsum avenue. Fifteen years ago her husband died, but five children, several grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren survive her three will be taken away from the show un Notice of Hearing on Petition to Sell 8 60 2 00 2 00 one sent out. Last year there were til alter 9 o'cloek tomorrow hiffht. Real Estate.

two-cent iwstage stamps sold K. C. Beck, proprietor of the Med- 2 00 his fighting clothes on for the occasion. He is supported by City Attorney Lovitt and the defendants will each to be represented by David Rit 10 wbom it may concern, bnt more especially to do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do M. Mllleson Smith CRSwanson.

Mattia Olson I Nelson Central Kansas Publishing Swan Pearson Crane Co ONRundahl John Johnston Carlson Chas. Mattson John A FLaessig Suter Kuneberg Veach Eblnger Nels Forshberg Chas Lundquist Johnson A Carlson Snyder A Hanson Chas Nygren Assaria Stain Rank tord tarm at Nickerson. is in the citv Pagan M. Caldwell, Charles E. Caldwell, Harry H.

Caldwell, Wilbur G. Caldwell, Clyde C. Caldwell, at the Salina postoflice. According to Mr. Fitzpatriek 's figures there were 3 CO 2 00 3 10 inn Miner una m.

uaiaweu ana Earl P. sons, Henry, Patrick and John and one daughter, Mrs. Ellen Huntsbar- chie. today and takes pleasure in explaining the fine points of his extraordin 4 00 Banks do Phil Nauger do 1.111 Fred Eberhardt do HI" Swenson do 1. .111111 Aug Olson do 1., FC Hadden do 111111 Claus Thelander do A Lindell do A Swanson do II Wyatt 1.11111 CLIngersoll do 1..1111 Ed Buchanan do .1111 Gust Larson do.

Wm Law do Axel Llndholm do Grlswold do 8 Wentworth do A Crowell do Axel Llndholm do Skelton do Stockenberg Frank Little do .111111111 Carl Bengtson do. HCKeeler Frank Johnson do Jas Devlin do ,.11111111 A Lindblom do HBudke Moore do NBGebhartdo EL Grlswold do Waghburn do 1, 040,3 1 2 pieces of mail matr ban uaiaweu, widow and Heirs at law of James Caldwell, deceased. In the mantime the police force is died in the Salina office. This num 2 00 4 00 2 00 ary exhibition of wild 1 fowls. Mr, ger, live in and near Salina, Mrs.

Yon and each of you are hereby notified that T. ber is exclusive of the registered the. undersigned administrator of the estate of lvatherine Hoyne of. Wenatchee. Beck is a nephew1 of C.

Beck of 2 00 James 1. Caldwell, deceased did on the 16th dav ready to clean up the town at the mayor's bidding, and City Clerk Godfrey will refuse to issue a license un packages and letters. being the only one of the chil Gypsum He is the largest of December 1905 file my petition in the Probate 2 2 1 00 00 dren living outside of the county. Court of Saline County, Kansas, praying tnat mlcht be authorized and empowered to sell the fol poultry raiser in the and be 8 70 3 40 less it is sanctioned by the mayor. The Salina postoflice is a depository for the money order funds for many of the offices in this part of the state Mrs.

'bhea was a faithful member lowing a escribed real estate for the purpose of Dar sides being interested in poultry he has a large collection of wild animals of the Catholic church, and the fun Apr. 24 Sandqulst. dn Rvherff A Sun ing we aeois oi saia deceased and tne cotts and ex penses of the administration on said estate to-wit: LOCAL NEWS. 2 90 2 50 2 00 ine nortn half of the south west Quarter eral services will be held from that church next Monday morning at 10 2 85 and the south half of tne north-west From Saturday's Evening Journal. 8 6 quarter (S) ana inn undivided one- Mrs.

Charles Gaines has been sick o'clock. The pall bearers will hp se and advertises that he will buy or sell any kind of a wild beast. In his poultry yards Mr. Beck has every known variety of fowls except the buffs, an dthese he does not handle at half (V4) of the north half of the northwest quarter the past week at her home on North oi section sixteen uJ in iownnip nneen (15) 2 2 3 3 lected trom her old friends, severa range two (2) west of the slithPM. in Saline Tenth street.

Hedqulst do. County. Kansas, which Is a Dart of the estate of of whom she knew in Canada and 3 40 J. S. Brown, of Beloit, is moving his said deceased and said petition will be heard at all At the present time he has about.

Gust Anderson do. Rnrkwall do. Jas Toung later moved to this county. Mrs 20 the office of the Probe te Judge of said County of family to North Santa Fe avenue, near Saline and State of Kansas on the 2Uth day of Mary Bachofer of Appleville. a crand It) 40 30 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do 1,000 chickens, all of the very best type of their respective variety, while t.

John's Military school. Jannary, 1906 at 9 o'clock a. of said day and at which time and place yon and each of yon and all Olson Hardware Co Smith Chas. H. Swanson Krogan Ruodahl BB Wlrth Lundqnist Forsberg Edwin Forsberg Claus Leander Gust ST Emil Fagerberg I Nelson Geo.

Reeves Sargeant Mllleson Mattls Olson Carlson FLaessig JO Linn 1 Aibln Land In daughter, will be unable to attend the Miss Stella Wolsieffer went to Kan '0 funeral service. Mrs. Alice Stolphus others Interested are notified to be present and show cause if any yon have why an order of sale as sas City this morning to spend Sunday 00 00 00 wild fowls he has two hundred. He also has deer and several other kinds of wild animals on his prayed lor should not be granted. with her brother.

Ed Wolsieffer. 01 xieringion is aiso a grand-daughter. The interment will take place in uatea iius tstn day or January, 1906. 1 1 00 Attest: W. F.

MUSSKR. Probate Judge. ivoo luanning returned this morn farm. WILLIAM MTJIR, Administrator. ing to his home in Gypsum, after 6-2t aivary cemetery.

TO GO TO INDIA. lhe Medford farm products of short visit with his cousin. Frank 00 90 00 00 00 70 20 wild birds i have ben on exhibition 69.50 2.25 2.25 13.45 1.00 4.00 19.15 1.06 30.00 3.05 2.00 9.00 3.65 6 00 10.60 24.25 3.75 14.00 8.00 12.75 1.00 3.75 1X0 1.60 322.0)1 115.13 8 R5 15.00 13.00 1.60 1.50 7.15 6.25 33.25 4.00 6.70 15.40 1.00 .60 8.00 6.00 1.60 C5.I5 4.00 3.00 27.76 17.75 26.15 40.00 4.60 29.00 16.60 1.90 12.75 11.25 3 00 8.00 lt.80 11.00 4.60 46.00 68.V0 1.15 6.56 .13.75 1.25 8.60 10.60 10.75 25.12 65 15 4.50 40.00 6.00 3 00 33.60 6.00 78.40 3.00 6.00 64.42 8.00 .75 3.75 2S.A0 4 75 6.41 14.20 8.00 17.67 3.00 14.96 3.00 1.60 204.00 14.69 First published In the Journal, December 22,1905 Young. do at several of the larger poultry shows W. D.

Schennerhorn and Wife to July 31 Wlrth 1 do Olof Olson Executor's Notice. in mis state. As there are no other T. C. Halm from Walnut South Eighth has moved his family and Ninth street to street, near Prescott Lead Missionary Life.

do Notice Is hereby given that Letters Testamentary flocks of the same kind of birds he 00 00 00 on the Estate of Lucretia Armstrong, deceased were 8 2 2 3 6 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 2 2 4 4 4 2 2 4 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 3 The Central Christian Advop.itP cannot enter' his birds for premiums. granted to the undersigned on the 19th day of De cember, 1905 by the Probate court of Saline County, 70 1 11 the official organ for Methodism in avenue. Mrs. Ed Wuerth, who has been seri Kansas. Now, all persons having claims against said Forsberg Edwin Forsberg HI Chas.

...1 I Gust Johnson Geo. Reeves Ceaa. Chas. A Veach Laeselg 00 00 00 so ne exiuuiis mem ior a compensation of $100 per week. In Salina he estate are hereby notified that they must present the this part of the United States, in recent issue speaks editorially of Rpv same to the undersigned for allowance, within one ously sick the past seven weeks at her home on West Ash street, is now con 00 exhibits his- birds as art 1 accommoda year from the date of said Letters, or they may be and Mrs.

W. D. Schermerhorn nf Wil tion because of the faet that his uncle 00 to 00 valescing. precluded from any benefit of such estate; and that if such claims be not exhibited within three years after the date of said Letters, they shall be forever Theo Knlttle Olson do LN Hedonist FC York do. A Johnson do 8 A Carlson do 1 Fred Magerkurth do 1 EGModlgdo tar Johnson do.

8 Burkholder do Larson do. Nicholas Vogelsberg do 11 Stover do Drevets do Berg do Kaberllne do Dan Tordy Brubaker do DC Polley do John Gels do I Nelson Lang do .......1 II Davis do Seymour do Rasette do Whitman do John Benfleld do A FPlalxgraf do .....1111 Hohnberg James Toner do I Boggsdo "I Johnson do FM Buck do Chas AHinkledo John A Anderson Schnltz do HI litis A Swanson do .11111 Chas Johnson .11 Anderson 1. Maunsdo Morrison do. ...111 Reuben AC Gerard do Eobt Lambeth A Smith do 1 Page Atkinson do Poll do Van Kirk do Wl Tate do son, who are to start in a few weeks at Gypsum is interested in the exhi FLaessig. Ryberg A 00 barred.

bition. The collection goes from this lor India, where they will undertake Otis Crawford has purchased a. lot on South Tenth street, between Iron avenue and Walnut, and expects to CARROLL D. ABMSTRONG.Execntor-of the estate 00 00 00 work under the missionary board city: to lopeka, where it 'will be on and during the year there was received here for deposit the sum of Rural Route Business. The rural route business is increasing daily and the reports of the work done on the six rural routes out of Salina show a large gain over the preceding year.

Rural route No. 1 is a fair sample of what has been done in this city. Mr. J. A.

Mesler, the carrier, in his report for the year, shows that he handled 79,401 pieces of mail, he delivering to 'his patrons 72,027 pieces and collecting 0,774 pieces. A large part of the mail delivered consisted of newspapers, they numbering 48,579, a feature of the report which speaks highly for the intelligence of the people of Saline county. Thirteen thousand, five hundred and two letters were delivered, while postal cards, circulars and packages make up the rest of the total number. rMr. Mesler collected 5,971 During the year he sold to the patrons of his route stamps to the value of $153.38.

Yhat is being done on all rural routes out of Salina may be judged from the figures given for route No. 1. Has 15,000 Patrons. There is received in this city mail for about 15,000 people. Some idea may be formed of what the labors of the postoflice clerks are when it is said they must know almost where everyone of these 15,000 people live.

There are five city routes and six rural routes from the Salina post-office, and when a letter is received there the clerk who handles it must know on which route it belongs and whether it goes to the general delivery or into a private box. Of the 1,040,010 pieces of mail handled in the Salina offce, it is estimated that 435,762 pieces were sent out on the rural routes, leaving 1,204,610 pieces of Lucretia Armstrong, deceased. Attest: W. F. Musser, Probate Judge.

l-4t the church. and Mrs. Seher exhibition next' week. 1 00 build there in a short time. do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do Oct.

3 do do do do do merhom are both well known in Sa On his farm he has several large County Clerk's Report. lina. The editorial is as follows r. Carlson Olson Hardware Co. Snyder A Hanson Crane A JO Linn Claus Leander Smith NG Wm.

Mnlr Mattia Olson aviaries in which he keeps his. fowls. 00 00 40 40 70 E. Monger, agent for, the Missouri Pacific railroad at Yates Center, was in the city last night, and was a guest at the National hotel. He had Another Kansan starts for TndLi The following list of bills were allowed by the 19 Board of County Commissioners for the months of Rev.

William D. Schermerhorn and One of these is 40x40 feet, another is 24x18 and another Besides these he has a number of runs lead November and December 19uo and January 190C. 40 1 35 20 00 been visiting friends at Abilene wife are under appointment to the South India conference. nnf will 50 50 40 ing from the aviaries in different di Miss Delia Abel and her brothers, 60 00 46 00 2 00 2 00 February 14, via New York. Brother rections.

lhe enclosures are made (xien and'ernon Abel, have returned 00 with wire netting on one inch mesh. to their home in Winfield, after spend bchermerhorn a fit man for the company of the other Kansas ho vs. of 40 00 SO 2 Oil 1 45 40 39 30 SO 81 29 31 30 28 28 Chas. 0 Forsberg Edwin Forsberg Dickey Clay Mfg. Dugan Swan JO Linn.

John Carlson Crane 4 Co Snyder fc Hanson. 'W FLaessig 60 00 ing tne Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Abel, of this- citv. 00 Game Warden D.

W. Travis of this state intends to place 5000 English ring neclr pheasants in Kansas and distribute them well over the state. whom the church is proud, and who are honoring Christ in the mission fields. He is a Kansas Wesleyan and 20 90 00 1300 00 27 60 231 44 50 2 20 do dd do do At the meeting of the Glee club last evening it was decided to purchase full dress suits, which will be worn bv 00 00 a Garrett graduate. His wife is the Mr.

Beck has answered the advertise do Veach 00 the club members at all of the remain daughter of Rev. R. A. Hoffman, an 3 Pearson, ....1 A Baird, probation officer. Selver, Addison, drawing Wagstaft.

drawing Geo. Meyers, drawing Srbooley Stationery Co. supplies Phillip Young, undertaking Mo Val Bridge A I Works, bridge same "same JC Johnson, John Smith, bridga repairing Geo Meyers, taking Mrs. Shipe to asylum sam attending court Maggie Bennett, teachers' Trosper. work on Co bridge People's LII A Co, gas John Walker, work on Co Welch A Co, supplies.

Ben Peterson, coyote scalp Oilman, exam questions Slack, salary and, help FM Phillips, Sadie Johnson, part salary A Will, mdse Wight, juror Aug Geo Caldwell, do Hamilton, 00 ing numbers of the lecture course. honored member of the Northwes I 10 ment to furnish the birds and says he can furnish them during the present year if he secures the contract. The money to pay for the birds will be Kansas conference. Brother Scher 00 00 Miss Henrietta St ief el returned yesterday from Galesburg, 111., where do CW Wilson do Ryberg A Son do Cba. A Swanson do Smith do Mattls Olson do Mattls Olson do Xels Johnson do Sargent.

Aug 8 Assaria state Bank, notes and Int. Oct. 30. Wlrth merhorn's address will be Salina, taken from the fund raised from hun 89 62 63 Kansas, until J-ebruary 1. He is avail 30 00 00 00 00 ters' licenses.

to the present time she has been spending the past two weeks, in the company of her uncle, 1. 1. Bondi, who will spend a few days awe lor missionary addresses. Rev aDout has been turned into Joiin bnapp has been transferee 39 CO the state treasury to the credit of the nere. from Grace church, Fort Scott, to Total Disbursements 61.76 40 KafTer Jos Rossett 8 Hedqulst Olof Anderson Bergsten Yonng TL Olson Crawford do Jos Bergqnist Thos Shulti Bennett do Geo Owlngs OttoFlessado Bell do AMRothrock Harrington A Bull do Tocnm Eniigbt do Baker do Lioduist do Anme Peterson Victor Johnson do EH Hopkins Lamer do Robt A Nelson do MFLelthdo W.

G. Spencer returned vesterdav game warden's aecount, all derived 60 60 25 36 00 9 00 8 00 23 90 1 60 11 25 1 CO 90 68 75 6 90 30 00 6 00 22 00 2 CO 20 0 2 80 30 00 150 00 4 70 4 33 21 69 36 CO 60 125 00 6 00 4 35 18 00 60 Wilson, and is hi charge." Another Wretched Catch. from the license law. 7 from Kansas City, where he spent the holidays. Mr.

Spencer, expects to 10 30 i Brenner, wit tees. Salina Journal, adr A supplies. for the city. The great majority of 1 11 1 .1 00 open up in Salina an office for the Na Mr. Beck says he started in the wild bird business as a fad, and now it is a habit with him.

He is making good 66 62 60 64 68 69 63 57 60 42 46 45 43 43 43 42 46 43 tional Life Insurance company of Ver mis man was uanaieu oy me mau carriers. 70 30 40 Jones Did you hear about that man who had his arm pulled offt Little Miggs How dreadful! How did it happen? Jones He had it round1 a girl's mont. The State of Kansas, Saline County, ss. I do solemnly swear, that the within and foregoing account and vouchers therewith are in all respect a full and true account ef all the moneys' receive! by me during the fall period of the year ending the last Monday in October, A. D.

1905, and for the full time for which I rhould make such statement, and of the amounts thereof expended, and the manner In which they were expended. Bo help me God. Signed. MATTTS OLSON Township Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me this Oct.

SOttt A. I). 1905. JOHN B. EMIT Township Trustee.

70 money off both the tame and wild fowls. A pair of, swan sells for $50 Geo Hull, Brown, Ruhling Hdw Co, hardware. White it Hockensmith. Alex Berg, V.bmm Kastner, Gee Han. draft Washington Lloyd Clemlnes, nursing sick Ober Clothing Co.

mdse. Ross Robinson, who now makes his 60 home in Lawrence, but who was for and the other birds sell for' corres 7c 9) Only a Few Bluffs. Plash Cor. Lakeview (Ore.) Examiner: A very pretty surprise party waist, and the girl's mother pulled 20 ponding amounts in proportion to several years employed in Salina, left yesterday for Chicago, after a visit it off. 30 their size and the demand for them.

Mrs Ed O'NeU, care of.