The Evening News from Salina, Kansas • 3

RUSTLER'S CORNER The Rustler who like many another man with good intentions formed tol go into effect new year and to continue, a year, swore off writing for the paper last Saturday, at the solicition of many friends including Mr. Padgett the editor of. this paper we have been persuaded to write a little more. The Rustler will go clear across the continent to" Portland Oregon and inform Frank Miller that the Republican yesterday morning said that Mrs. F.

C. Miller and children left yesterday for Atchinson, where she will visit with relatives two weeks, before proceding to her future home in PortJand, Oregon. The Rustler knows when Frank reads this he will be madder than a wet hen, Jand in his gruff way, no matter where he will be, will blurt right out, "hoosh bin dere since Ish been gone," And if the Republican is correct there must be twins at least. THE EVENING NEWS. MONDAY, EVE.

NOV. 10 1890 Winter Mail Schedule. Delivery of mail by carriers will be follows: Full delivery at 7:45 a.m. Full delivery at 11:45 a.m. Business delivery at 6:15 p.m.

Carriers window will be open from 7 to 7:30 p. m. Collectioni a ain as bere tofore. C. S.

RADCLIFF, P.M, Notice, By authority of the superintendent -of the railway mail service, all mail will be closed at 7.80 P. M. Sundays C. S. Radcliff, P.

M. Cooler days. And cooler nights. The wheat is booming. That rain was a dandy.

Politicians have closed their Some attentiou is given the colleges in this issue. ay The mud ie drying up and crossings passable. The P. P. L.

club meets for business this evening. "Prof. Theremen called on the NEWS Satarday morning. Sunday moraluga thin sheet of ice fornied on the paddles. Mrs.

J. L. Brady left for Hutchison Mast Saturday morning. The News Kansas Wesleyan is a good one. The members of the P.

P. L. doneing club will meet to night. Mr. Albert Shelton of Gypsum City Heft for Washington Saturday.

Geo. T. Woolly leaves to-night for Oincinnati, Ohio. We want 100 more subscribers to the Salina EVENING NEWS. Several accessions to the Baptist church last night by baptism.

It only costs you ten cents a week to read the news of your city. Hear the large orchestra and male chorus at Y. M. C. A.

to-night. D. J. N. Ross was a pleasant caller on the NEws Saturday evening.

William E. Price has just completed his residence on South Santa Fe. Several items of interest were crowded out of Saturday's NEWS. The meetings at the Methodist church will coutinue during the week. Brinkerhaff, Bovard and others U.

P. officials were in the city Saturday. Miss. Laura VanTrine and her mother have been quite sick the past week. The 'Jitizens' bank front begins to look well.

It will be finished in few days. Conrad Cosby have just completed an elegant job of wall papering for Wm. Price. The Epworth League of the Methodist church has changed the hour of its meeting. The EVENING NEWS waR short one printer last week.

hence the paper was abbreviated. Now is your time to advertise in the EVENING News quick returns will be your reward. Ladies as well as gentlemen invited afternoon to Y. M. C.

A. at 3:30 every to hear Nathan the Jew. The commissioners of the countv were occupied with the official count at the court house Saturday. Constable W. C.

Sherrill was called to Ottawa yesterday to be gone several days on official business. Sons of Veterans will give another social next Monday night. Refreshments and a programme are filled. Comfortably furmished rooms for rent at reasonable rates at the Grand Central betel. 71-6t.

The converted Jew will speak at Y. M. C. A. every night except Wednesday this week every man invited.

An interesting sketch of George White's Salt river trip has been prepared for visitors to his place of business. Mrs. M. M. Cosby is here from the east and will spend the winter with her son, Charles Cosby, on South 11th street.

Ed. Jones spent the Sabbath in the city yesterday. Ed. is one of the popular boys now visiting Salina with a grip. cr thing 59: service vale L.

O. Wight will begia finishing his residence on the corner of 9th and South street to-day or to-morrow. Conrad Cosby have the contract. The programme for the Central Kansas Teachers' association that meets here Nov. 27,28 and 29, is being mailed.

Ca.l on Prof. Roop and Prof. Thoromon and secure a copy. The Sun doubts the right of the NEWs to rejoice. The NEws is a paper for the people, and while opposed to secret political organization, yet accepts the majority rule as the only way of determining the peoples' will.

Some sneak has found a key that opens a doer of the EVENING NEWS office. He'll have to look sharp or we will put him behind the bars. Printing offices are no more public property than any other business house, whether there is anything to steal or not. Revs. Baker and Mucklow preached two very fine sermons to young men yesterday, the former address being at the morning service and the latter in the evening.

The young peoples' society of the Presbyterian church have changed the time of its meeting to the hour after the evening church service. The subject last evening was "Christ our Priest." Miss Birdie Taylor who for several days last week was quite sick is again able to resume "cases" in the EVENING NEws office. pleasures and palaces, tho' we may roam, Be it ever so humble, there's no place like home," especially if blessed with a wife whose hours are not spent in misery, caused by those dragging-down pains arising 'from weaknesses peculiar to her sex. Pierce's Favorite Prescription relieves and cures these troubles and brings sunshine to many darkened homes. Sold by druggists under a positive guarantee from manufacturers of satisfaction or money refunded.

Read guarantee on bottle wrapper. The cleansing, antiseptic ing qualities of Dr. Sag Remedy are unequaled. A. A.

Wise returned from Ellsworth this morning. He reports things quiet in the western towns, and business inclined to be dull. Dr. Schuyler returned from Lindsborg this morning. Adolph Koch, representing the Los Angeles Wine Kansas City, is in Salina.

Col. Culp went east to Chicago this morning. C. A. Reed and Joe.

Roebuck, two of Salina's traveling men, went east on the Union Pacific this morning. Commercial club meets to-morrow evening. Jim Going went to Kansas City this morning. Remember the ladies meeting every day at 8 o'clock in the Y. M.

C. A. There are some deserving pocr in Salina who should be looked after and not allowed to suffer on account of their position. The semi-monthly meeting of the literary and musical society of the Congregational church will meet tomorrow evening at the parsonage at 531 West Ash street. M.

0. A. At the meeting yesterday Mr. Geo. T.

Woolly gave his farewell talk It was with great feeling that he spoke, and several times brokedown, not being able to retain his feelings. Mr. Woolly has been with the association since its organization first as secretary then as president which office until now he has held. The house was well filled by his many dear friends and every moment was tilled by some remark concering the association's welfare. And in Mr.

Woollys parting this loss to Salina is a great gain to Cincinnati. K. W. U. Notes.

Some of the students look down at the mouth since election. Spruce up, boys, it won't last long. Eugene Harris has changed his polltics since election. He is now a full fledged peoples' party man. In the algebra class Charlie stretched out in his chair, With his book at the back of his hair.

It fell to the floor, And Charlie he swore, And Collie few up In the air. The other day when all was quiet, two girls issued from the reading room, and tore down the corridor like mad, and the vi lain still pursuing them. The peaceful quiet of the bu idling was changed to an uproar. Resuit, twenty demerits. Judging from the freshness of coma of the boarders, the janitor must put up good chuck.

A gentleman of cloth, who is so journing with us a -hort. heard to make the following remack to a fallow student: "I no chump. and you are no gentleman." Such Innguage should not be tolerated. Recollections of Hal'ow'een: The girls spread a supper, And invited the boys, To And as best Id. The boys stole the supper, Table and all, And didn't leave anything good.

The boys made the special pass a long and weary night, he says he had lots of fur. A. P. Colling lost everything that wasn't spiked down on Halleween, Mr. Editor, I ain't U.

E. A. BRICK. 4 Normal University Items. The attendance at the closing exercises on Thursday eveuing was large.

The speakers acquitted themselves well and all enjoyed the evening. Prof. Leek and wife are visiting at Bennigton. J. S.

Troxel a student of last year is here and will enter school for the remainder of the year. He brings with him a young man from Clay Co. L. D. Arnold.

an old student visited with us this week, Minnie Gippord of Concordia, and a student of last year came in this week and will enter school. I. B. Walston of Chico has made arrangements to enter school. He is a former student.

Prof. and Mrs. Struble are visiting at the home of Mr. Struble at Bennington. Eppie Stumbo of Grove Co.

I. M. Barton of Dickinson Co. and W. A.

Goston of Lincoln Co. will enter school the coming term. All are former students here. Mr. Williamson is visiting his home et Claflin over vacation.

Walter Libby is spending a few days at home, Little River, Kans. The new term opens on Tuesday morning at half past eight. All are invited to be present at the BUSINESS In this column vou have Business at three cents a lineMAKE YOUR WANTS KNOWN We want your business wants mad known in this column. 303 t-f. Lot 2.

Block 81. in military college addition. A corner lot fronts east for sale cheap. Room 21 Ober block. 303 t-f.

The best tonsorial artists the city can be found at John Joe's Tonsorial Parlor. 81 tf. Golden Eagle Oyster Parlor, No. 116, West Iron avenue. Frank D.

Sherman, proprietor. 5t -A Yale lock key number 6,323, owner can have same by calling at NEWS office and paying for this local. tf Ask for a cop; of the Topeka 17- lustrated Weekly at the postoffice news stand and examine this elegant cation preparatory to subscribing when called upon by the agent. 2t -A watch. Owner must prove property and pay for this local.

John Anderson, 836, South Santa Fe avenue. 66-tf FOUND: A boy's rubber coat. Owner may prove property, pay for this local and take the coat. Call at NEWs office rooms 21-23 Ober block tf Try John Joes Hair Tonic'a pos tive cure for dandruff and premature baldness. 81tf For Rent Toe Mugler Residence on Third street.

A large commodious brick, 9 rooms, well located, will be vacated this week, formerly occupled by Fred Heeren. Also a good two storied frame dwelling on same street, 9. rooms occupied now by Mr. Peel. Charges very reasonable.

Call on A. J. at hardware store, Masonic Temple block. 61-tf ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Kansas Equal Suffrage Association. The Kansas Equal Suffrage Association will assemble its Seventh Annual Convention in the Presbyterian church corner Santa Fe and 5th sts.

in latchinson Nov. 18. 19. and 20.77 1890. The frst public session will open at 8.30 P.

M. on Nov. 18. In the Presbyterian church. Promptness at these two opening sessions is strongly urged.

Miss. Anthonv, Mrs. Carrie Lane, Chapman, State Lectures of Iowa W. S. A.

Clara B. Colby, Ed. Woman's Tribune, Mrs. J. L.

Kellogg, Asst. Gen'1. Mrs. Fanny H. Rastall, Pres.

Kans. W. C. T. U.

Genevieve Lel. Hawley, Fort Scott. Constant Roberts, Sterling. Mrs. Ella A.

Brown, Holton, and others will be present and address the convention. Members and officers of the State Ass'n. delegates and visitors are re quested to send early the anouncement of their intention of attending the convention and claiming entertainment giving nearly as possible the time of their arrival and name of road they expect to take, to Mrs. Anna B. Fisher, Cor.

7th and Parallel Sts. Atchinson, Chairman entertainment Com. LAURA M. JOHNS, Pres. ELIZABETH F.

HOPKINS, Sec, The Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor of the Lutheran church will give a social Tuesday even- ing at the residence of J. W. Kraft, on West South street. Everybody is invited to "be present and a good time is promised to all. It Was a Lie.

The report of. John Wanamaker's failure has been denied in toto and we newspaper fellowe have been drawn on for sympathy unwarrented. Some fellow lied on John to make a ten-million strike in Wall Street. stocks. Memorial.

Yesterday morning Rev. Mucklow and the Congregational congregation held a short memorial in honor of the memory of Robt. Muir at the close of the memorial the sacrament of the Lord's supper was administered and several new members added to the church. In Memorial. Died Nov.

7th 1890 after a long and painful illness Mrs. Mary Baer aged 39 years and two months. Funeral services were be held at the residence at two o'clock yesterday. Rev. C.

W. Maggart of ticiating. There is a reaper whose name is death. And with his sickle keen He reaps the bearded grain at a breath And the flowers that grow between, Read This. We present to readers of the NEWS to-day a sample of local hustling for Salina.

One hundred more subscribers are needed and we promise to give just such a local page for the winter. There is no use kicking at small pay and the same is true about your local paper. It takes- money to gather the news and news papers now'days in Kansas have to pay cash. Reception. A delightful musical was given in honor of Miss Root, of Rochester, N.

by Miss Belle Daily Saturday evening at the spacious home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Daily on South Santa Fe avenue.

Some of the best musical talent in the city was present and entertained with select instrumental productions, among whom were. Mrs. J. H. Merrill and Prof.

Guile. The difficult rendition of the "Hungarian Rhapsody," by Mrs. Merrlll, was an admirable performance and brought forth many expressions of praise. Messrs. Eugene Jones and Cramer favored with a pleasing duet.

Miss Daily sang in her usual splendid manner several beautiful selections. Miss Root is an accomplished vocalist, sessing a clear alto voice of much expression that delights and entrances those who hear it. In company with Miss Daily, the twain sang a number of duets to the enjoyment of those in attendance. Among the guests from abroad were Mrs. Donnell, of Kansas City, Mrs.

Ashley and Mrs. Arnold, of Newark, Ohio. Off For Oregen. Two hundred laborers left Saturday morning for Portland Oregon, having been employed by E. S.

Albright to work on the U. P. extension. Good wages are paid and the boys have a chance to earn a living for the winter. Lloyd Mitchell went to Kansas City this morning over the Union Pacific.

Our Coroner. Our Coroner. READ. THE Evening, News. Dr.

F. B. Brown is now the regularly elected coroner for Saline county, 71 majority. having been elected over Dr. Tobey by READ.

Up Salt River. Geo. White with his baggage checked and boat equipped in pictorial story told, is en route on that notable of all noted voyages, up Salt river, He has besides himself paddling the canoe, Dolan after See with a sharp stick, the devil leading cliques back to their hole in the bottomless pit. See buried with the inscription "see that my grave is kept green," the crow that Geo. White eats for Thanksgiving.

and some of his own saying and advices in legislation. The whole is a very cute and well gotten up affair and shows in 'Uncle George" a good spirit. The banner has attacted quite a crowd of amused spectators to-day. Rev. I.

D. Sewell of Manhattan Miss- ionary secretary of the Kansas Baptist state convention was in Salina and attended service last night. C. W. Lynn, of the Lynn Wilder, abstracting firm, left via the Union Pacific this morning for Aspen, to look atter the business of ababstractor there.

The Arm will continue to do business here. Mr. Lynn is one of the best clerical men in the west and will no doubt be a success in Aspen. R. F.

McConnell of Sedalia Missouri is in Salina to day visiting with his family. He reports the old democratic state worth 100 cents on the dollar. Whitson and MoNanly the plumbers began work on the C. B. Kirtland house steam heat this morning.

Charlie Kirtland will get there as state printer. Social. Baffled Missourians. J. E.

Powers came in from Missouri yesterday having left a number of baffled Missourians to mourn and swear over his departure, Ic will be remembered that a little more than one week ago Mr. Powers returned with the mortgage properity driven off by Mrs. Young. Well before he got away from the little town of Oregon in Holt county he had been arrested for criminal libel and a fight was commenced for the property by parties over on that He eluded the attchments and after some heavy driving reached Salina. In order to escape he was made to give bond for his trial for libel and accordingly returned the latter part of last week to find that the state was not ready.

He demanded trial, released his surity and before another bond could be prepared was on this side the river, having made a ten mile trip on land and a river voyage in a skiff. He is not going back very soon either. As a matter of fact there is no case against him but an effort has been made by parties who were taken in on the other side to put Mr. Powers and his backers to large expense. When Ed." goes for a thing he goes to get it and his success in this venture is great.

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