The Salina Weekly News from Salina, Kansas • 4

LEGAL NOTICES. EDITORIAL COMMENT. TIJE SALINA. NEWS, in Dry Goods and Groceries FOR THE MILLION Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest at Ober's Salina Kansas. ID)gy Goods in endless variety, choice fresh groceries, ILadie's and Children's finises, new, neat, cheap and stylish at W.

OBERS, Ober Block. Bargains all along the lisae. We will not he undersold, therefore yon want to goods off every kind cheap come to E.W OBER'S, Block, Salina Kansas. Cuisp of Georgia is getting speakership boom. We need more honesty among men In their btisluess dealings, If no storms molest the Ft 111 ley excursion will bo a great success, A local In the Evening brings quick response if it tells of a bargain.

The farmers are going to ride at half fare rates to Cincinnati nnd lots of them art going too! Evangelists Shawhan and Shaver now conducting services here are botli lawyers by profession. Salina has a citizen who picked up a pocket book yesterday containing $50 and returned it to its owner. The report that ex-President Cleveland will visit the west soon is hailed with pleasure by the "mosstiicks." When huuters who go out from Sharon Springs return home they divide with thi housekeepers and make all enjoy the sport of eating if not of shooting. It sometimes takes a long time to still the conscience but every now and then you meet a fellow traveler who has succeeded in the unpleasaut self imposed task. Kansas City is building a now brewery Salina News.

Yes and it is right on the Kansas line and will he kept running by Kansas money Democrat. Tiie people of America say crimo shall be punished and the mob violence of the past few months is speaking in thunder tones to the courts that sit iu judgment. Five cents each from the Kansas school children will make $15,000 for the World's fair fund. It is pretty in sentiment but that is about the largest recommendation of the idea. A good reputation goes a long ways some times.

Take the case of the man Crantz accused of murder. There are many people who knew him who will neverbelieve him guilty of murder and will scarcely believe it after it is proven. Some people never got enough rain, never saw It as cold as some day in the past, and are even 'Hisappointed that the frost didn't kill everything and appear sorry that the entire wheat crop is not destroyed with every appearance of the fly. Such people are afraid to plant a corn crop because the hot winds might blast it iu the ''tawsel." Last Sunday afternoon a party of some half-dozen boys amused them selves with throwing stones and earth clds at a well worn pedestrian on Santa Fe avenue greatly to the annoyance and disgust of better raised people. No policemen was in sight and the boys wore out the sport to their own satisfaction.

It was just such a scene as is pictured by story writers of the slums in great cities. It is a disgrace to Salina. TIKE DUl'AItTjaENT, To Celebrat or not to Celebrate is the Question. The fire department met Friday night in special meeting, being called to order at 8:15 by Chief Jones who stated the object of the moetlng. The first thing consideredwas an invitation of the Jlieloit tire department to help celebrate the Fourth of July in Uue style at that place.

The subject was discussed and the matter i id over until the regular meeting of tho department ou the 29th of May, The reason for deferlng action upon th invitation was the desire of a large majority of the department to celebrate If the proper encouragement is giyen them bv the citizens, of Salina. It is thedesire ol the boys to get upone of the celebrations ever held in western or central Kansas. If they are given the proper encouragement they will get up something very attractive and they will make that day attractive to tho people of neighboring cities as well ai the country people, The question of getting uniforms ws referred to a committee with instruction to get an estimate of cost with a view of getting them. Weekly drill meetings were ordered and a copy of the "Fireman's Book of Tactics" was purchased for the good of the department. NOSUASHINE.

Afilooiny Picture From Over The aters Mr. Oscar Seilz is in receipt of a letter from his brother-in-law Mr. Kothe, consul at Cassels in Germany which gives rather a dark picture of what some people must endure. Among other things the letter states that there has been no sunshine- there siuce Nov. 14 to tho 3rd of April.

Winter wheat is badly damaged and all provisions are high. Vegetation of all kinds failed last year and the country lias subsisted wholly upon imported, wheat, largely from America. Prices are exhorbitant. The reading of such letters makes one forgot the ills of Kausas and acknowledge the many blessings FRIDAY.ftlAY 15, 1891, Railroad limo Card. PACIKIL, M.

xpres, dully, in daily 11:3011, no, freight daily, 5 in No, 14, daily except Sunday via. 4aily except Snndtiy 7:30 a Nu. 8 a tolid train fcr Chicago jrltfc thi.nyli slci'per Jor St, Lout. Mt BOUND-? No, 7, express dully no, expreas daily 4.0711,111 No, 11, trelghl daily 7,00 u. in $0.

I3, freight daily except Monday 7 105 a. So 7 is a aolid vestibulcd train to in Chicago jvlth hraugh sleeper from St, I.euia m'phesson ukancii. No Sunday Trulna Mixed 7 joo a. in arrives Lincoln branch. No Sunday Truing.

Mixed 8: a. in. arrives 4 1 30 p. MISSOURI PACIFIC, 4aT BOUND- No.lo3, mail and exp-s, parts No.Mo, freight and accommodation 10 U7 a. 111 IVVest bound- (vo.

217, and accommodation a. ui No. 3oi mail and express, arrives, 7 ul p. in C. R.

1.4 P. ock islanp PAST BOUND" passengers or K. C. a. 111 Pais'rs for Wichita, well and south 2:25 p.

accomodation 3:15 p. 111 FROM TUB EAST" 'Passenger from K. oe and east p. Pass'rs from Wichtn, Caldwell south p. in Accomodation p.

Two reclining chair cars on all passenger trains ftirouirnto TopeKii St. joe, Kansas i.iiy ami cum ATCHISON, TOPEKA I'E. No jU Eastern expresB departs 7:25 a. No ul Texas exDress arrives 7.55P.m No 313 Accomodation arrives 1.05 p.m. IpJo Jl8 Accomodation departs 2.00 p.

111 WAITED. Young Men to learn TELEGBAl'TIY and be assisted to positions Fourth Year. All former graduates in where you saw this ad and we will send special offer. Address as above. LOCAL ITEMS.

I Jiave made arrangements whereby I can loan money on farm nnd city property at lowest rate3. Call and get pay terms at once if you want to borrow money. T.Wells. dw If you want to insure your property pgainst fire lightning cyclone or Sirind storm call on J. T.

Wells. Rates $he lowest. dw So far this year Rev. Id R. Hicks has hit the storm periods with remarkable precision in Salina.

The next hree weeks will be eventful for May all is true that is foretold. May 15 the next storm center dale. O. W. Burch returnee Saturday pvening from Des Moines Iowa where he attended the Inter-State Oratorical Contest.

He was well pleased with the trip and was satisfied that the fiansas orator would receive a good grade. Owing to the failure of one of (he judges to send grades of all of the prations, it could not be definately fcuflwn who had taken the prize, but it la conceded that the orator from Indiana had taken first place. The board of directors of the Salina fiounty Fair Asso. met Tuesday afternoon. The board of directors for this year are Thomas Audeison J.

S. Bean V. P. Al Davis Trea3. 0.

Tost Supt. Sam Carlin Dan Hutnbarger jp.tJ. Godfrey D. McAuliff and F. M.

Schnee directors and II. Ii. Wallace Secty. The Asso. intends holding a fair this year if everything is favorable.

The requst of the G. A. R. for contract of the park for May 30 was granted all parties washing to engage the park for picnics should potify C. Post Supt.

so that there will be uo conflict, Musical and Literary. The Plymouth Musical had Literary society gave a very enjoyable program Tuesday evening in theCougregatiopal church. The evening's enjoyment con sisted of music, declamation, ehrades, dialogues and tableaux. 1 he declamation of little' Jennie Porter was worthy pf special mention. The tableaux as presented were fine.

The socety will give another program Tuesday May to which all members of the church and congregation are cordially invited. For Trade. 820 acres of Land 100 neves good bottom lanu aim paiaace nice lumug prairie good for stock and for farming miles from Salina, wilt trade equity for ac.e property near Salina. This land is all fenced acres under cultivation, small bouse, windmill and alwgood running water the year-rjund. Call and see me.

J. T. Wells, First Published in Salina W'kly News May Is 189I In the district court or Valine County, Kan sits; J.L.Moore,trii3-teo, Plaintiif, Vi. I'laclde Char-tier andFlavia Chart ler, Publication Notice. State of Kansas to the above named defendants, greeting: You and each of you will take notice that you have been sued in the district court of Siillne county, state of Kansas, and that you must appear and answer the petition of the said plaintiff In said cause on nr haforn thn sm.u iinv nt June, 1891, or said petitlonwill be tak en as true and a judgment rendered In said action against you for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage executed by said Placide Chartier and Flavla Chartier on the 22nd day of November 18S8, on the following described real estate to-wit: The east half (J) of the south east quarter () of section thirty two (32) in township sixteen (16) range four (4) west of the sixth (6) principal meridian in Saline county and state of Kansai.

nnd for tlm hhIh of said premises to pay the debt secur- ea ov saw mortgage and costs of this suit and forever barring and foreclosing said defendants and each cf thera from all rlifht. title, interest estarp nrn. or equity of redemp'ion in or to oaiu vuiioca vi miy luriuiu Lovitt Nomas, Attorneys for Plaintiif. Attest: seal F.O, Ostenbero, clerk. Kltst Published in Salina W'kly Ncws.Mny I5.IS9I 111 the district court of Saline county, Kausus.

J. Moore, trustee, plaintiif vs. David Mucouaber.Ele-I eta Macouiber. Otis JS, 1 JacltHuii.M. 10.

Thorp, I jNottl'e' N. 11. Thorp, and 1J. E. I (juincy, defendants, State of Kansas to above named defendants greeting: You and each of you will take notice that you have been aued in the district court of Saline county, state of Kansas, and that you must appear and answer the petition in said cause on or before the 80th day of June, 1891.

or said petition will betaken as true aud a judgment rendered in said action against you for the fore clohiire of a certain mortgage executed by said David D. Macomber and Electa Macomber upon the 7th day of February, 1889, on the following described real estate The south west quarter () of the north east quarter(J)and the south east quarter(l)of the northwest quarteitDof section two (2) in township Pfteen (15) rauge one (1) west of the sixth (6) principal meridian in 6 county of Saline and state of Kansas, and for the sale of said premises to pay the debt secured by fcaid mortgage and costs of suit, and forever barring and foreclosing said defendants and each of them of and from all right, title, estate, interest property, or equity of redemption in or to said premises or any part thereof. Lovitt Norms, Attorneys for plaintiff. Attest-seal F. 0.

Ostenbeuo. Clerk. lUrst Published in Saliua W'kly New4 M117 15 1891 In the district court of Saline county, Kansas. J. Moore, trustee, plaintiff, vs." Il.Ashton.IdaM Ashtou.Gilgian Ilari.E.

Publication C. Smith, Rhodes Ray- Notice, nor Joseph Duncan and James de- I feudants. Stale of Kansas to above named defendants greeting: You and each of you will take notice that you have been sued iu the district court of Saline county, Kansas and that you must appear and answer the petition of the said plaintiff in said cause on or before the 80th day of June, 1801, or said petition will be taken as true and a judgment rendered iusaIdaction against yon for the foreclosure of a certain mortgage eectifed by said James II. Ashton and Ida M. Ashton, upon the 29th day of October, 18S8, on the following described real estate to wit: The south west quarter (i)of section eight (8)in township-fourteen(14)range four (4) west of the sixth (6) principal meridian in Saline county, Kansas, and for the sale of said premises to pay the debt secured by said mortgage and costs of this suit, and forever barring and foreclosing said defendants and each of them of and from all right, title, interest, property, or equity of redemption in or to said premises or any part thereof.

Lovitt Norms, Attorneys for Plaintff. Attest seal F. O. Ostenbero, clerk. CHARTERED, The Salina Electric Railway Com pany Gets Charter.

TopekA, Kan. May 13. The Salina Electric Railway company organized with a capital stock of to construct and operate a street railway and hold, own and improve real estate was chartered yesterday. E. S.

A. Attention The members of thia society are requested to meet iu Union 'hall next Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock sharp to transact important business. By order of the Pres. 22(34t Elizabhtu F. Hopkins, Sec.

Look Hero. I have a party who wishes to buy a tract of land in the.north east corner of Liberty Township or the northwest comer of Gypsum Township. One half section prefered. Yells, 2tdw Old Man Knlttto Found lu the Mur ky Mulberry. Ill HAD A FIT AND FELL IX.

Never will lie Enjoy tho Sport of Ainrling Again, Missed Tuesday )iy his Family And Found by His Son Waltet At some time during tho day Tues day, the hour, unknown the murky waters of the Mulberry choked the last breath from old man Knittlo, nn aged and well known citizen, at a point near his home about 11 miles from Salina. When missed bis family bogan search and his fishing tackle led to a deep hole known as Gar Pond. The body was discovered by his son Walter early this morning and neighbors went to his assistance, Coroner Frank B. Brown was notified and went out this morning and a jury will probably return fludlugs In accordance with the above. Mr.

Kuittle was under the treatment of Dr. Ilouser of Salina and frequently visited the city. Those who have seen him fall here in a fit, may judge of the terrible death. Funeral. The funeral service over the remains of Chailes Knittle who came to his death by drowning and so reenrded by the coroner's jury Wednesday were held today under the directions of Un dertakers W.

M. 1). Berg. Revs. Baker and Miller officiated.

Mr. Kuittle was a member of an eastern lodge of Odd Fellows and tho pall bearers were selected of Lodge No 28 of this city. The remains were interred in Gyp sum Hill cemetary. SOME CHANGES. It is understood that the Salina Her ald to be issued this week will contain the valedictory of its former able editor, Dr.

N. D. Tobey, and that it will henceforth be made an alliance paper with J. Davis as editor and Harry Tobey manager. The Herald has seen many changes and will uo doubt survive this one.

Its desertion of democracy leaves the Daily and Weekly News the only exponent of the moss grown principles of Jefferson, Washington, Grant and others who left to us an inheritance, the grandest government the world has ever known. The editor of the News has always been a democrat and it is natural to uphold those principles which have sustained this grand government since its formation. We hold to that independence borne in all true Americans and do not make a democratic utterance from partisan motives. Men in high authority need to be criticised be they democrat, republican or alliance. The City Board of Education, Salina Sun.

The new board of education was organized last Monday night, and the following officers elected: C. G. Wil marth, preHldeut; T. D. Fitzpatrick, vice-president; F.

L. Weaver, clerk. The members of the board are: First ward, Mrs. A. A.

Allen, II. Mapes; Second ward, II. Beard, F.L. Weaver; Third ward, R. A.

Lovitt, T. I). Fitzpatrick; Fourth ward, G. Wilmarth, L. A.

Davis. Messrs Mapes and Weaver succeed themselves; Messrs, Fitzpatrick and L. A. Davis are new members. The other mem bers hold over.

We are disposed to compliment the board as now constituted, and there are some ripe and experienced minds in the board. All will prove thoiough in the work. This is Mr. Wilmarth's third term us president of the board. Money to Loan, Parties wishing to borrow money ou farms can do 60 and pay the interest annually and in any month' they wish.

Part or all of the loan can be paid at any time and thus stop the interest. Those are advantages never offered before and if you want to renew jour loan do not delay but come in and get terms. Thoso who wish to make new loans can do so and have the same advantages. T. Wells east of post office- dw Tbacher's restaurant gives you a 111.11 I II LT I I New-, Meat, Nice, My ad just at the bei Clo- ii mi And Will money.

We thinir -Co's. We Can iave yon are anxious to sell goods and have marked tlrem down to hard times prices. Our CLOTHING is- Better Fitting, Better made, Better trimmed and Cheaper than any you can find els-where, therefore for genuine bargains, come to headpuarters which is at the old reliable store of The Ober Clothing Co, Salina Kpsa? a good warm dinner. 1 432u3sts2Kr.