The Salina News and Farmers' Advocate from Salina, Kansas • 3

NEWS AND ADVOCATE: ALIN KANSAS, APRIL 2, I88O. Merchant Tailoring. Kansas Division IT. I. Railway.

News and Advocate DRESS UP! AH the latest papers at McQuary's news depot. Furs at cost, flannels at cost, overcoats and cloaks at cost. Come and see us and we will do you good. Ober Haqeman. Plenty of money at 9 per cent.

Bishop Chace. Clothing at a sacrifice. We are determined to lessen stock. Come and see our prices. Ober Hageman.

Blackberry roots for sale by D. Beebe. a A. SOLBERG, ITJhe JMeircJkaumi 1FmIlm At bis establishment on Seventhstrect, just south of the Opera Houie, has recived his Tlie Gypsnm Club. -The Gypsum Valley Farmers' Club met at the house of N.

D. Eastman, last Saturday. There was a good attendance. The President called the meeting to order, after which the minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved, On motion, it was ordered that the next meeting be held at the house of Mr. Thompson four weeks from this night.

Hon. T. Cavanaugh, T. D. Manchester and others made some remarks in regard to incorporating the society and forming a library; after which it was ordered that it be the subject for debate at the next meeting.

Hon. T. Cavanaugh was appointed' to open the question. Mr. Eastman then proceeded to open the debate on the best means of raising potatoes.

He was followed by-Messrs. Deighton, Post, Pest, T. D. Manchester and others. The general The city election occurs next Tues-da-.

Though a number of Conncilmen and Members of the Board of Educators are to be chosen, we have not heard that anybody has been named. There arc altogether too many dark recesses to the politics of the city of Salina. There should be two tickets run that the voters may have the opportunity to make their selections, and not be gagged with, a single ticket Complaint is made that during Prof. Anderson's entertanment last night at the opera house, some boys got into the gallery and raised a din. Being driven out of there they passd the hour prancing up and down the entrance stairs and disturbing the audieuce with all the noise they could make.

This should not be. It is usual to have a policeman around these exhibitions, but it seems none was present until late. Spring Stock of Goods And prepared to manufacture the same to order to btuincss iu Salina too long for any to SHIFTS FROM THE CUTTER WILL TAKE YOUR MOMENT'S Dry Goods, Boots and THE GREAT ATTRACTION IN SALINA IS DRESS UP! for Gentlemen's Woar suit the tastes of his customers. Solbere hrs been in doubt that he means what he says. $1T TO $SO.

MEASURE AT ANY TIME, ON A NOTICE. Shoes, Groceries, Etc. KEE: OF MERCHANDISE, IMPLiOlTY! dUPER.OP.iTY ffl THE MAMMOTH STORE -OF CAMPBELL, SLOAN TUTH1LL. -THEY A GENERAL STOCK Mean Business, AND DEFT COMPETITION. OOZMIIE -A-ZEsTID SEE TTS.

iPOSTOFFICE CORNER, SALUA. KANSAS. The Victor Sewing Mac hine. OTFlIFIED Improvements Septsmbsr, 13701 Having ejard for tlio demand of tbU progressiva age, vro now offer to tlio World tba ill vH GOLDEN BELT BOTJTE. Kansas City to Denver "VIA.

Kansas Division UNION PACIFIC E'T. (Formerly Kansas Pacific Railway 0 Only Line Running its Entire Iram to Denver, -AND ARRIVING Honrs in Advance of all far Other Lines from Kansas City or Leavenworth. DEXTER IS 114, MTI.ES NEARER KANSAS CITY BY IIS LINE TUAS BY A'Y OTUK. Tho Denver Past Kxpres with Pullman Day Coaches ana sleepers runs through To Denver in 32 hours The Karsas Express Train Leaves Kansas uty at every Evening, and runs to Ellis, 302 miles West. The First-Class Coaches of this Train are seated with rhe Celebrated Ilorton Iteclining Chairs.

The Kansas Division of the Union Pacific is the Popular Route to all Colorado murine caning, nlemmn nn1 health resort, and makes connections with all trains norm ana west from Denver. All persons en route to Leadrille, Gunnison, Eagle River, Ten-Mile, Silver Cliff, the San Juan region and uu oiucr 3Iining Points in Colorado should go via the Kansas Division of the Union Pacific ttauway. All persons in poor health or seekins recreation, and all students of nature, should take this route to the delightful Parks, the wonderful Canyons, the loftv Mountains, the garoe-fillcd Woodlands, sparkliug Trout outtojij, uu iutuerai springs. All persons goine to the West should pass through 33 3T DAYLIGHT. The runnimr time of the Denver Fast Exnrcss train between Kansas City and Denver enables pa-senger to I greater portion Through iwhtta'SI Kansas belt otagrlc'l land in- In daylight, thus affojding an excellent view of that magnificent section ot the Union, the First Wheat Producing State, and fourth in rank iu production or corn.

nu stale possesses superior advantages to agriculturists. Thou-ands of acres yet to be owned to actual settlement under the Homestead Act, and the I'uicn acme Kaiiway nas G.BOO Fine Farms for sale in Kama at prices and on terms within the reach of and easily accessible to the great through 1 ne. llie beautitui and fertile lands await cultivation, but the t'de of imm cral on which i continual! pouring mio me stale warrants tde prediction that ini win not- oe in marKei lonb. Now is the Accepted Time. Uhclc Sam Is no loneer able to irive ns all a farm." but tlione who come firot can have the choicest Innd the most refined coininuuitiei.

Send for informa tion. Write to S. J. Cilm.ire. I.au Commis ioner.

Salina. Kaunas, enclosing a tlamn, for a copy of tlie Kansa. Pacific Homestead." and to Thos Kimball. Gen'l i I'aas. and Ticket Kansas Citv.

for the Col orado iouriBi," nci lllu ira id liu tle to the Kocxy Mountains," ana lor sucn oilier information as vou may desire concerning the mines and resorts of Col orado, or Ihe lands oi Kansas. Thos. L. Kimball, J. Gilmcre, uen'i I'ass.

and Ticket and Uoru'r. Kansas Citv. Mo. Salina. Kansas.

jean irnir, s. T- Smith, freight Agent, Ueneral Kansas City, Mo. Kansas City. Mo. v.

a. uun all. ucu'i Agent, rass-nger nop i. Kansas I'ity, Mo. George X.a.y, Proprietor ol CITY BAKERY, SANTA FE AVENUE, Salina, Kansas.

1IOT TEA AND COFFEE AT ALL HOURS. Kansas to tlie Front, Tie Leading Wheat State in the Union in 1S78 and the Fourth Corn State The Great Kansas Harvest for 1873 was Solid for the "Gold en Beit." the celebrated flrain Belt of country in the limotone section of Central Kansas, traver-ed by the Kansas Pacihc. The followmar stati-niciits are taken from tlie report of the Knnsaa State of Agriculture for 1S7S. lrTT Li rr IKann Irom the Wev-VV 11 1'-V J. ienth Wheat State in 1S77 to the lieat stale in ihe Union in 1S7S, producing busl'els of winter whoat, and 4,796,403 OUSiieis 01 spring wuw; imai, 32,315,361 r.Udhel wheat, with osly onc-eiehth of.lhe State nn.

der cultivation. The organized counties lying in the Gold heat 15e.lt of the Kaii.ai Pacific produced 13,305,324 bushels, or over 41 percent, and including unreporting counties, 14.000,(MH bushel-; or 45 per cent, of the entire yield of wheat ia the State, avcrairni; ousnets 10 me aero, wiuie the average for the State was 17 bushels Der acre. I Kansa-, the Kourth Corn State In VXVXI 187S, produced bn.heU of Corn. Ot which the Golden Belt counties nmdnred 27,399,055 bushels, or 31 per nearly one-third of the enure yiem oi me Male, with an equally inland showing id all other departments of agriculture. The foregoing facts show conclu-ivcly why 20 per cent, of the increase in population in the State during the past four years and 40 per cent, of the increase in population during the past year; and 4:1 per cont.

of the increased acreage of wheat iu the State in 187S, oeiongeu loinetiotuen lien, A FARM FOB EVERYBODY 62.500 farms 000 acre; for sale by Kansas Pacific the beat land in America, at from $2 to 5 per acre one-quarter off for ca or on 0 to 11 years credit at per cent Interest. It don't take much money to buy a farm on the Kansas Pacific; $2S toS0will secure SO acres on credit, or S120 to $3d0 in cash will buy outright. Send to S. J. Oil more.

Land Commissioner, Salina, Kansa, for the "Kansas Vacilic Home tead." a publi cation which tells about Lands, HomtHteads, Pre-emption, Soil, Climate, Products, Stock Raising, Schools, Wages, Land Explorer tickets, Rates, etc. It mailed free to all Read all you Bather about Kansas, and when vou decide to start, be sure a start riirht by locating along me hajms t-Auinu hailh ai. S. T. SMITH, General Superintendent, Kansas City, Mo4 SALINA, APKIL 2, 1880.

Locals iu Brief. It will rain inside of three daj-s. Vote for the school bonds next Tucs-day. The pews of the M. E.

Church are being lettered. The recent registration shows 524 voters in the city. The County Commissioners meet in regular session Monday next. There is a rumor that Dan. Wagstaff will be a candidate for State Senator.

Obcr is back from the East, and is piling goods by the carload into the house. Rev. Mr. Dearborn has removed to Baldwin City, his new ministerial charge. Hats and caps for the million.

Now is the time to buy, at Ober Hagc-uan's. The second month's issue of the Western Reformer will be made about the 15th instant. A number of citizens, besides the -delegates, took in the Topeka Repub lican Convention. The tendency of the price of wheat has been down lately, and most recent dealers have suffered losses. Davo McClcary, foreman of the Ilar-oldcn, leaves in a few days for Omaha, he goes to railroading.

Give Solberg a call. His prices are the lowest, and the cutter is ready for your measure. The place is south of hous, Seventh street. Wagon-load after wagon load of fruit trees have been taken by farmers coun-ttryward yesterday and to-day. The count fair grounds have been sold to Mr.

John Kroft, the price being $20 per acre for the 40 acres. During the gale Mondaj' Sauer's boot sign was blown down, breaking of the large front window panes. The date of Theodore Tilton's lecture, "The Problem of Life," should not be forgotten. Tuesday evening next is the time. Everybody who has been in the country since the rain of last week speak in the highest praise of the growing -wheat.

It is coining right along at gratifying speed. Prices of grain at the elevator of V. Goodnow Co. this week are as follows: Wheat, No. 2.

90c: No. 3, S5c; 4, 80c; rejected, 70c; corn 20c; shelled, 13c; oats, 20c; rye, 40c. Universalist services will be held at ihe opera house ou Sunday, lltb nsual hours. Subject for the evening service: "Sacrificial Atonement," or erroneous doctrine of Substitution." All are cordially invited. The stabling at Oak Dale Park was knocked end-wise during the gale of Friday of last week, and the effects have fallen into the river but Jor-thc trees lining the bank.

J. D. M. Conrad, who. has been at Winfield, Cowley count, for noar two months, returned last Saturday.

We judge from his talk that he will remian, not having found all things desirable away from home. The Herald and Journal are fussing over whether alternates were or were not chosen to Topeka. Inasmuch as delegates themselves were all there answer to their names, the effect is pretty much the same either way. Prof. Tillotsou gives his farewell musical concert the fore part of week after next.

The programme has been witnessed by 20,000 people in Kansas and Nebraska, under the Professor's fiupcrvision, and is a complete one. At the Christian church, Dr. S. T. Dodd will preach next Sunday at 11 clock.

Subject Sunday at 7:30 p. m. Subjct, "Wisdon of Saving Souls." Text, Prov, 11, 30. Sunday school and Bible class at 9:30. Some evil disposed persons persist in clogging up the pump at the rear of Campbell, Sloau fc Till hill's, store with stones, sticks and broken earthenware.

Those gentlemen accommodate the use of the pump free of cost and it is wrong that they should be thus incommoded. C. C. and then j-ou don't. This is the opinion, softly expressed, of the boys who said they would attend Fanny May's Folly Company, bet your sweet lifj." This exhibition given at the opera house Monday evening, was an unmitigated fraud so they say.

The Kinging of some ribald eongs and fearful actirjg constituted the whole business. The concert of the band conies off this (Friday) evening, at the opera house. A fine programmp has been issued, and something good and grand may be expected on the stage. The band was out on the streets this afternoon, and discoursed excellent music. The boys showed that they had made surprising headway in the past two Vna EETXBAI.

Important Improvements. Notwithstanding tho TICTOS lias long ljeoa tho peer cf nny machine in. the market a fact supported ly a host of volunteer witnesses now confidently claim for it irrcaUr Publication Notice. State of Kansas, County of Saline, si. In the District Court.

JOHN LARK, versus LKAU LARK, The said Leah Lark, of Berrysbure, county of Dan-phin, State of Pennsylvania, is hereby notified that she has been sued by the mid John Lark in the District Court of Saline county, in the State of Kansas, and that she must answer the petition tiled by the said John Lark, in the above-entitled case, on or before the 241 day of April, A. D. 1880, or the petition will be taken as true and judgment against the said I.eah Lark will be rendered accordingly the natuie of which will be a judgment divorcing the said John Lark and the said 'Leah Lark, and granting the said John L-rk such other relief as ma be just. JOHN LAKK, Plaintiff. It.

A. LOVITT, Attorney for Plaintiff. Publication Notice. In the District Court of Saline county, State of Kan- sas. IDA A.

FORSYTH, Plaintiff, -versus WILLIAM N. FOKSYTII, Defendant.) To William N. Forsyth, St. Charles, Michigan This will give you notice that you have been sued that Ida A. Forsyth', as Plaintiff, did, on the 3d day of March, 18S, tile her petition against you as defendant, praying for a decree of divorce irom you and that you mu-t answer said petition on or before the 20th day of April.

18S0, or the same will be taken as true and judgment will be rendered by said court divorcing the said plaintiff from you, and changing her name. IDA A. FOKSVTU. By V. C.

TIabveV, her Attorney. March 4, 1SS0. Publication Notice. State of Kansas, County of Saline, u. In the DIi- inct toun.

JOHN 6. HOCHSTEDLER, Plaintiff,) versus ELIZABETH nOCIISTF.DLER, Deft.V The said Kliznncth Hochstedii-r. of Towa conntv. In the State of Iowa, is hereby notified that she been sued by the said John G.JIochstedlcr in the District Court of Saline county, in the said State of Knnsa, and that the mu-t answer the petition hied hy the said John G. Hochstedler, in the above-entitled case, on or before the 27th day of March, A.

D. 18S0, or the petition will be taken Tia true and judgment against the said Elizabeth Hoclistedlt-r will be rendered accordingly; the nature of which will be a judgment divorcing the said John O. Uochstcdler and the said Elizabeth Hoch-tedler, and granting to the said plain-tift such other relief as may be JUII.N U. HOCIlsTEI'LER, Plaintiff. It.

A. Lovitt, Attorney for Plaintiff. Publication Notice. State Kansas, County of si. In tba Dis trict uourt.

BRIDGET SCOTT, Plaintiff, versus CLAYTON" SCOTT, Defendant. The said Clayton Scott, a non resident of the State of Kansa-, i hereby notified that he ba been sned by line eounty, State of Kansas, and that he must answer the petition in the above-entitled case, on or before the 27th day of March, A. D. 1SS0, or the petition will be taken as true and judgment the said Car tiienaiu uriuueti iu me sam msirict uourt 01 sa ton Scott will he rendered accordingly; the nature of which sli all be a judgment divorcing the said Bridget Scott and decreeing the custody of their two minor cnunren to me saia Bridget scott, and lor men other relief as may be just. BRIDGET SCOTT, Plaintiff.

K. A. I.OV.TT, Attorney lor Plaintiff. Partridge Codiins ARE THE BOSS CHICKENS. GET a PAIR, ou a DOZEN EGGS of J.

31. ANDERSON, SALINA, KAN8A9. Grade Bull for Sale. FTJTVU. ItLOOD DUmiAM.

First-cla8 in every refmect. Reason for selling: Af ter three years" service, I wish to change my stock. Will exchange for oilier stock or sell forcash. Address or call at my residence, 10 miles south of Salina. AUGUST ZIEREIX' A Sig Bargain.

I HAVE SO ACRES of XjAl) Lincoln county I will sell at a bargain if sold soon. 35 acres broke with house; partly on time. iu exenange lor a bouse and lot in salina. S. P.

DAVIS. The sw qr. sec. 16, T. 14, 11.

5, nw qr. 36, T. 13, R. 5, se qr. 16, T.

14, R. 4, and hf 36. T. 13. R.

4. for sale cheap and on good terms. Call at the Advo- catc office. TrtA.iErtr5i FIRE INSURANCE C0MT, CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. ANNUAL STATESfEST, JAN.

1, 1880. Amount of uvailable assets, 11 Amount of liabilities, (except capital), in- ciuumg aiufiuiib necessary to reinsure all rssfes, 221,768 30 Net assets, $634,416 81 Cash capital, paid up, 500,000 00 Surplus over all 81 SEWING JULCHINISS, ETC. HENRY BAKJiEY, Salina, Xansas, AGENT FOR THE WhGekr Wilson SEWING MACHINE. The Whoclcr ft Wilson Is sold cheap, ou long urctms. aimi Kcni ior uia WHITE SHUTTLE MACHINE, which is sold on easy terms for cash or short-time notes.

Also keeps all kinds of REPAIRS, OILS AND NEEDLES. Office west of the now elevator on Fifth street JOHN GEISSLER. Store. General Merchandise. A SI'KCIaIjTY made of Hoots and Shoes and i.iv.

uiotitinjr, and satii-fa mioii guaranteed in ijiuMiby sou prices. An Fiue Slock on Hand Now. wf- mm impression seemed to be that potatoes were not a profitable crop. Mrs. Thompson then proceeded to give her experience in raising this valuable ar ticle of loou.

Her remarks were clear and practical, showing that she clearly understood her subject, and her success had been great in Mr. G. White was appointed essayist for next meeting. Mr. Pettes then read an excellent essay on farming from a financial point of view.

Mrs. Manchester's select readings were, as excellent and amusing. Mrs. Reynolds was appointed ed- itress for next meeting. The meeting then adjourned, after which the young ladies favored the company with some fine music and songs.

G. White. Poheta, March 29, 1880. Mr. Geo.

E. Sutton is the agent at Salina for Boyd's Miniature Galvanic Battery. It is unquestionably a good article, and is endorsed by numerous persons who have been helped b3' them. They are worn on the breast by a silk cord worn around the neck. The cost isn't only fifty cents apiece.

They cure among other diseases, rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver complaint, fever and ague, catarrh, weak stomach, weak back and paralysis. They are worth a trial. The principle of electricity is good. August Engstrom the popular drug gist and apothecary, is evincing a little more than his usual enterprise by adopting a new feature in the drug line, as follows: FREE CLIXIC. Advice and medicines given gratui tously to the deserving poor on Thurs-da' of each week, at Aug.

Engstrom drug store. All cases will be properly treated by the best medical talent of the cit. This enterprise is commendable, and just what we could expect of him. He is not only j-oung and vigorous, but charitable and benevolent as well. It will take other druggists a year to catch up with him, and don't you for get it.

The establishment of a medical college will bo the only thing that can come up to Engstrom. All the novelties in boots and shoes. Cheap is the word at Ober Hage man' s. A house and lot for sale cheap on Seventh 6treet in Salina; 7 rooms, good cellar, well, cistern, and stable everything new. Enquire of R.

A. Lovitt. A full line of confectioneries, cigars and tobacco, at stand of Geo. Logan's.) I will pay the highest price for but ter and eggs. Apply at confectionary stand.

O. H. McQoaky. Black cashmeres, black silks, and in fac dress goods of all kinds. The cheapest stock in town and by far the cheapest prices.

Come and see, at Ober Hageman's. Call on A. M. Beebe soon for great bargains in bottom and timbered lands, on long time. Oh Yes! Oh Oh Yes! Now is the time to buy goods, cheap, cheap er, cheapest, at Ober Hageman's.

Tlie Ooldeu Belt Itoute. The quickest, safest and most reliable route to all points east or west is via the Kansas Pacific Railway, through the famous "Golden Belt" (the finest wheat region in the world). Passengers for Den ver and the Rockv Mountains should re member that this is 120 miles the shortest, 23 hours the quickest and the only line running through to Denver without change of ears. Going east, close connections are made at Kansas City and Leavenworth with all the great through routes for all points East, North and South. The Favorite Line to the San Juan Mines.

Pas sengers taking the Kansas Pacific can top over at Denver and visit the mines and smelting works in its vicinity. Closecon- nections made with the Denver Rio Grande Railway for Colorado Springs, La veta, Del Norte and Lake City. The only-line west of the Missouri river equipped with the Westinghouse Improved Auto matic Air Brake. Freight shippers, atten tion The Kansas Pacific Fast Freight Express makes the best time and affords the most rapid transit of freight between the Missouri river and all principal points in Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico and San Juan. P.

B. Groat, John Muir, Gen'l Fass'r Agent. Gen'l Freight Agent. T. F.

Oakrs, Gen'l Superintendent, Kan as City, Mo. Prof. Anderson's entertainment at the opera house last night was quite a treat to the amall audience We are inclined to think from the lack of attendance that the people were under the impression the show was not what it was represented to be. The Professor proved himself to be a gentleman and a splendid performer in the art of legerdemain, juggling and mesmerism. The gifts were distributed, as advertised.

Mr. J. E. Bridges drew the hunting case watch. A sack of flour was also one of the prizes.

Fire. Thursday morning last a long expected event took place, on the northwest corner of Santa Fe and Iron avenues. That old eye-sore and mark of ancient days (that scraggy wooden shell), was burned to the ground; and Kesler's saloon and beer garden; Hog-ben's grocery, and Kirtland's cigar store, went up in the flames. Only about $200 in property was saved. Kesler's loss $4,000, insured Kirtland's loss, $400, insured $S00; Hogben's loss $400, insured $400.

Jno. Grant, shoemaker, lost 150, and Eks-strand, tailor, lost $250. G. C. Kothe owned the building and had no insurance.

J. C. Rash Son's building had a narrow escape, and was damaged somewhat; fully insured. We hope to see a large block go up on that place soon, and hear that arrangements have already been perfected by Messrs, Kothe and Seitz to commence work at once on a magnificent block. History of a Postal Card.

On the 10th of last November, Mr. J. II. Halderman, in law office of Hil-ler Whitney, started a postal card from Salina, on its "around the world." On the 1st instant the card was returned to the sender at the place of forwarding. It was directed to go by way of New York; Liverpool, England; Alexandria, Egj-pt; Singa pore, India; Yokohama, Japan; San Francisco, California; to Salina.

The postal marks show that it left Salina Nov. 10; passed Liverpool Nov. 25; marked on French Packet Dec. passed through the Suez canal Dec. 15; reached Singapore Jan.

Madras Jan. 14; Bombay Jan. 16; Yokohama Feb. 15; is again marked Yokohama Mar. reached San Francisco Mar.

26; and arrived at Salina April 1. There is another postal mark, the date of which is Pec. 28, but the place is invisible. The card traveled, as traced on the map, a distance of 25,222 miles, and the cost was 11 cents. Mr.

Halder man conceived the trip as an experi meut, and the safe return of the card exhibits the thoroughness of postal system of the world. Our friend Hal derman should be given a banquet, or at least all should chip in and help him bear the burden. Programme of the Saline County Teachers' Asso ciation, to be held at the school build iny in Salina, April 10, 1SS0: Select Reading. M. V.

Blodgettr. formation of Constitution of the United States, Dr. Wm. Bisbop. Physiologj, Prof.T.

D. Fitzpatrick Discussion Is the expectation of reward a greater incentive to exertion tlan the four of punishment? Affirmative: Mr. J. C. Maltby, Mrs.

L. Lu Lynn. Negative Mr. J. W.

Armstrong, Miss Ella Fergus. Essay- Women in Art L.J.Deighan. Paper News of the Day- A.M.Doo-ley. A $1,000 Guarantee. Warners Safe Kidney and Liver Cure will positively cure Bright's Disease and Diadetes; and it is guaranteed that it will also cure 99 per cent, ol other Kidney diseases, 95 per cent, of all liver diseases, and will help in every case without injury to the system, when taken according to directions, and the sum of $1,000 will be paid to any person who can prove that it has failed to do this.

H. II. "Warner Co. All persons having business with( me during my absence will please call on R. A.

Lovitt, at his office over J. C. Rash Son's store. My business affairs are all in his hands. F.

C. Hakvet. -Send for Illustrated Circular and Trices. Liberal Terms to tho Trade. Don't buy until you have seen the lightest running machine in the World, the Ever Reliable "VICTOR." VICTOR SEWING K9ACHHNE COMPANY, MIDDLETOWX, and Nos.

1S3 and 201 Wabash Avenue, CHICAGO, XT.T. IgjiJS friction, r.ad a 12are Cuiix- Qu'J'Mejt. Tor sij 1 Jlerchanta s.nd others. Real Bstate, Insurance, Etc. Faulkner Wiiaman, Real Estate, Loan AND Insurance Agents, BALINA, KANSAS.

ISONEYTO LOAN Oa City and Country Property. FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE. CONRAD GEKEltAL DEALERS IX Farm Implements Corner ol Iron avenue and Seventh street. SALINA. KANSAS.

We keep on hand the Beloit Harvester With Tw ine Binder, New MANNY EE APES and HOWES, CcmWuei Acme and Beloit Mower, Hiding and Walking Cultivators, Corn Planters, Tk-ith broom corn attachment. I XI. Grain I Tills. Flows, Belleville Vibrator Threshing Machines, yitn borw) aod steam powers. lumber, JLath, Etc.

-THE NEW LUMBER YARD or- Addison Seaman -IS LOCATED ON SANTA FE AVEKUZ, SOUTH 0PP0ST07TICE, full and complete stock VY ot timi ot ROUGH AND PLANED Pine Lumber, SHINGLES. L4.TH, DOOJiS. SASH. BLINDS, MOULDINGS, And CTervtlitnsr olse kept in a first class lumbo raril, which they at lowest lirinir rates POOL SEVERY'S ISTEW Patent Hedge Layer. Will put yoOr Hedge, of any size, in good shape, by rolling it down to any desired height, and compressing it in from all side and tying with wire, so as to retain a compact form as it leaves the rollers, making the leuce perfectly hog-tight, at an expense of only TEN CENTS PER MOD.

the Machine and its work before doing anything your Hedge. For particulars call on or address FRENCH fc 1IALSTEAD, KANSAS..