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Ill MJ NMHafiAfB. tttt BT J06XT1I P. CJlAii--"'. I raV ih'apcil' man aVwo'rk-"' ' M.M He nnmra nnser ninu Lnderer .ITSTanu anon heM pause,. Ariftnrdjtatc aaurfhita ranf nounu. Goaa moiWnirriKtnd.'qtinlh I to him, Art Uuntinc when to rautf Oh, no. he said ; I nmthinkins The mil -ol-an:H;r three. I i A.Vi..ft.M ira wwtnpht.t t iiv taehaMeat then we" wro: But the boson were the things we bought. And honol inose wc nuMii-, And now invention stalks abroad, .tDeorptiaaflojberwaya; ThtaMHereatnr,6mwbatthej-wrrc In old " pod-anger days." Then men were strong and women fair, Ca., ,J T Ml': They eSuMn't knit SnU jewr- ' ' ' Then girU could sing, and they could work And thrum-gridiron lays; That sort of music took the mini In old " pod--agcr days.1' Then men were rairriots-rare, indeed, They loved rhelr wastry; anl, in turn, Were loved and blest by her. Then Franklin, Sherman, IWtenhousc, Earned well their nation'a "raise: We've: not the Congress that we had In old old "pod-auger days." Then slow and certain was the word, Now de'il the hindmost take; Then bnyerajattlcd down the Ma, ,jvlr .' Xow words must payment make ; Then murder-doing vulians soon Were decked in hempen boys We didn't ranrder In "stoej, ; I I, InoWlKxl-anscnlaya." go wags the worjd 'tis well enough, nfw1som.wrtt by steam; . But in my days -he nseu to drive A plain, ol.Vfx-hloned tram; And Justice, with her bandage off. Can now tee choice in way; She nocd to sit blind-fold and stern. In ol ".piKl-anger days." sTtater'ft Personal Fropcrtjr. The city assessor of St. Joseph recent ly made a visit to theprintors in the; un ion office in that city, and a local editor Rives a list of the personal, property "is6. 1. Three brass LrittQiis and a sam- ulc of calico. No. 2. A steel rnlc (not stolen), a vis- ltinirranl. and a small circus cut. No. 3. A penknife without blades, a. Iirokcn Ixxlkin, and tlic remnant. i a (inn tooth comb. No. 4. A short lead pencil and a pho- toirraph of -you know-how itisyourseii. No. .5., A brass rule, a copy ot the (Sol den Ihile, and a pocket edition of Ches terfield. No. &. A timalL lor, plate .with "Thomp6nt;ngfafcdWit: Jr '' ' No. 7. A photograph of a square meal hard tack and a tooth-pick. No.8. A. check to tho Missouri Vallcy Minstrcls, a two cent stamp, and a plug of tobacco. No. 9. A second-hand paper collar, a watch kej-, and a hair pin. No 10. "Not a darned thing. No. 11. A Chinese shilling and a cake of sonp. -- 'i No. 12. A lock of a ubtirn hair, a brass rule nmlloothpiek; one cent stamp and a nicklc. Tho assessor went no further, but closing his book and .raising liijs meek eyes heavenward, he nttcrciFaOsk Jcnt prayer for tho craft. Fan Fet'rtattons. A pretty girl 'lias sent the following definitions : Fan fast I am independent.1". r . , V-. Fan slow I ani engaged. Fan with right hand in front, of the face come on. Fan with left... hand in front of the face Leave me.1 -' ' li Open and shut Kiss me. UP:VK&', .:Sii : ''' fi upen nan incnasnip. C1m -Hutu. i ',-, j a SwinghigTTtric fari-atf 1 iSc'foft homo ? Fan by J&fiMc&,i7uG Vit 5 Fan toucninti tho lips ics. To carry in Icfthnndr-rDctiirouB. of rrnttinn- nonnnintedi-1 - XjLiXiUO, Carrv with handle to lips I will flirt with vou. Ul il I oiiH I J Artemus Ward remarked that,' Thcro is somothing indescribably Hc&unful in tho true wife's devotion to her husband. Thcro is something' very awful in'-her grief when death took hi m away. Leaves havo their time to fall, (but, death comes irregularly and relciitlessly: 'TVo recent ly beard a mvsMvifVhing incident of the resignation . of iii ;allfctionatov6ruiB at tho funeral of her husband. Though she adorod him, she did not repine at this dark hour. Looking at the remains of her loved anu lost liusuanu lor tuo last time, sho pnt 'oif her bonnet," and ' th'rfs spoko to the gentleman whoso duty it was to officiate as pall licarcreS " You pall bearers just go to the buttery and ect some rum, and we will piartthis man right along!'"' ? ' tt' "' If tho way to .heaven is narrow, "t is not long. Impatience dries the blood sooner, than ago or sorrow- ' J L " " ' Mischief comes by tho'pband 'and goes by the ounce. THE G1IEAT r.. . -, C " V v. United States Tea Co., 26, 28 AND 80 VESEY STKEET, New Yorfe,7' ' Xakra BO extraTagent pretrnc ion, lint Guarantees All of Its Goods, And undertake to lurnish any Superior Teas. Of uniform quality, for each grade, at the Lowest 'Market Price. It trnjto whoSr k only rrliabla TEST OF A FAIK TRIAL n Oftta tea. aaddepentU fonltamecrw entirely Uon rtrtnx pennaneni suu&acuon 10 iu tinnms. -r-M 1 .- - ' G-. C. Irolert i Is na Aozst at SausjL roimatMPASY. D. W. Whitehead, ffatdies, Clocks and Jewelry, ODCCTAril FR. A.c. A. A. rfrm. si VTA r2id!fA r&.. 8AtXA,MAS ALI.-Mr9BK.WAR d.i.i.u it.. J jMrrr4IAiillr muirvd and 'xifnatroMceof the dtiieAfnllnairfJTl'1 U reapaoiflillyaouated. f OrJUiil Prairie Bfoose. TpiOaUID yfSBSri FSOFOIETOE. jlouwafiayniciTorTjctu: ti,I fcoura of the day, caU on T,. W . rietnal. hot coffee. Jtc . - -. . . ,.v . at 1tour b rcsSrowe. Also eny, .. w om JlfiscHIa.?i JEWELRYiUlPORIUrn. Chas. C- JFleclr, --APILVCTICAL i WAOTCH i'-: ;' . X'-ASD-. jeweler; .1 ,,.. 8Q to. ZHsfiyroiiuo, j Salina, Kansas. Kit, alwaya on haxnl a mll-assortct. stock of Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. i ; a REPAIRING done at reasonable rates. JlWlll ma.leto ordir. A large stock of agute jewelry on han. A large stock of Silver-Plated Ware Constantly on hind, nunt of He alio has a ilciulitl a6urt 3nsicsklr Insjtxauiumt s, Consisting of VIOLINS, , ,.-; GUITA11S, MUSIC BOXES -VXD . : ACCOllDKONS. Tile best Italian btrjirsi ahmya on haml. - j HAMLIN &WQQLLEY,., ;l !.' r. ,. 4;:-. ..: "yVTiolesalo a.ncl U.Stail Zr-tnr ITS DEALBIIS IN ,r'tlS r.r h DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, zmA I'Tftf tit; I'Ji.'l' I BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS. '.;! '.',-i nr)r. Groceries and Provisions! f. t ro""H Lvonuo, 1 -0ii(aZV '. A SAxNAOCAN8AS?fvJ S NEWS, BOOK' ' AND- STATIONEHY DEZOT! .V full line of Writing Pjimts.. Ink. Pens. lVneiU. Ink Stands, 1'enlUck., Paiicr, etc., etc. Ail tne una Class Magazines and Pictorials Contantlr on luirnl. aul euWrript ions nxrin! fwr nf iM'ritMtiral puUlNuum Jlnnncn at the imbli-Jin-r,' lmr-t-st cash rates. ' ,V gent-rjl asMjrtraont of thflxtt Daily andv Weey Newspapers, mil the Euleni cities, of tlielatrstilates n Kill., viveil by iverj" train. ThtfmW'CtowdiieV,' "' rOST OFFICE BUILDING, Sallaa, Kaaaaa. GREAT WESTERN BILLIARD MURIUM; Todies and BiHiavds. FUN FOR ALL OFTHE BO YS ,. ; t Sore Social Amnmntnl for the Money than - la to be Found et ofNtw York. Sign Bed Letters in Front. "wiLlis'kesleu & coi- r 1 "Imtrr door to ausbicax house. sjuxa NEW LIVERY, SALE AND FEED STABLE, V NO SANTA FE AVKMJK, SALINA, KANSAS. D. F. DONEGAN. ProDrietor. .t rt- iiMi -1 -: '"Uiv?..!! 1 All pertoeu who wi.h to hire ttxlr itoct well cared fur at rtaMble ratu are lqlted totaOl. laTt onhaad a cnotHT et work teamt (horte and male) that I will Sell Cheap, for Gash or Trade or rooJ llTtrj rtock. .fOU,' O AT an HAVJUrale. Donefean &, Dyer, 4 ?- H LIS-.H vziixos vx EWUE, FEED AND GRAIN OF-ALL KINDS.- - ;! - . r fra fiSQa ud the suae win to 4lspCM4 lh lvi Uia; nUt. OiVotnaOlLr Oi- Z0 SOVTO'Or DOSXGAITS JJTXRY IStS , f SIUUi & xa wiia.iia. - E. F. Donegan, CONTRACTOR and BUILDER, Iaarepaitata doaUalaaarf baSdiac (Moark.ar UcahwlT) la.a wwaaanaa jaaaaer aaa ah 4aaan ilnt-daaa balMiac auaa hr at aaa 4aMMna to urUe waeiatcaaaaMgoag 1 . tfg mu.' t ' ff' nois mo j. -f srtuavnr. ' Boots ant) Sfjors. T&spcxRrrAsrr TO THE PEOPLE! H How $oney jCao.-. beSaved j QTiTj -flLT THE SALINA BOOT AND ? SHOE STORE, A9.D THE 8CCSCMBER WILL, BY SELLING YOU BOOTS AIJDSHOES CHEAPER (SOjMDCH CHEAPER!) ' Titan You Have Been Buying Tltem IIV TPIE CITY, THAT YOU WILL AT OSCE 'COME TO THE CONGLUSION '- ' TUAT MURPHY'S Is; the Place to Purchase Goods i, IN THAT LINE. CUSTOM WORK v MAPE TO OHDEB IK THE Latest and Most Approved Styles !iiljmirontMtlIOKlvf!alUr.irliin in lit, nealmMand ilitraliility. '- ' !"'' f f'.i "' f" HOSE SEATLV AND AT HEASOX-tllLE IIATE. Hcmombor t3a.o Place ! Sign ofthe" Big Boot, J No. 99 Santa Fe Avenue, SALIVA, KA'YSAS LIVERY, SALE and FEED STABLE. COUSE & BROWN, 1 rnopniETORs. - f'SAUNA, lwNSAS. ' - The nnilcrsisneil invite tiieir friends and the .u1lic in (reni'ral to rail and mv tin m at tlnirstalilv, li-aUI 011 the wet sid' of Santa IV nvrnn, nrar lruhvrt'3 lrti? store, xroinbiins them The Best Turn-Outs IN TIIE;C1TY. Horses Boarded by the Day or Month, A.ND IS6UUED t Good Care and Careful Grooming. StiangeiH FnrnUbed Cob vey anera to any Part or the ' 1 - ffVi.uf n. larltk &. . !.',. :?.:;: ": . i tollgJTis Xxrlirozrai. A. G. Cousn, David Ukown. FARMERS' HOME LiVERY,MDANPSEE i iiU' I 1 he Emiernmeti i now reiarl to jnii-Ir tne long. larged my tahle and urcaasd j. NEW OUTFIT, iCAxsowrcxacien Saddle'Hbrses'aiid Vehicles Of allile3cri4io(istoiita:rr3onakleEits. I Will Please Patrons. i REME5IUER Tltrf SIGN5. t; n i ,2fo. 91 fi67a Fe Avenue," sjailixa, KAXBAB. .t. -WHAxarlwr1 WILLIAM HUEBNEB, Restau!tad?l4HlsW KWft' , aalwagbliali1)Janiri but rcaUJraW araletf M. U&I amd partake at at aeon, trf ta day. ' rr 't- .i,Jl.t''M IPJ 9'W . j Agricultural fmplfnmJf. Farmers. Attention ! Plows! Plows! Plows! ' x ' - " ) AVeliave nivcdandarerecelTinsthcXargest and Chraje.t btock of Plows and Faim Mackiheiy- b:rcr Lroait to UO market and the same is as good ami cmap u can uc lonnu tn any omer nuri.e. We ha e the exc!nive sale In Ottawa, Saline ond Jle l'hvron countU'd of the Celebrated JOHN DEERE, Moline, Rock Island, Mishawaka A 1" Silver Steele and Canton Clipper PLOWS. livery 1A0W told ii .'warranted. TVV also teTe a Urge ttork or . ; j Harrowsj Garden Implements and Seeds,' Garden Drills and Cultivators, 7. ' - - j XOTT33XaZ2 SSO'VEXiS OF VABIOCS KINDS, Walking and Sulky Cultivators, THE VASDIVER AND CELEBHATED KET 8T0SE HORSE PLANTERS; AndMISSOUUI ILVND PL.VNTEKS, Xooc3. Oxxttoira, DOTY'S AVASUING 3IACIIINES, Fanning mills. YOKES. Cn.UXS, JXES, SPACES, SBOVEIS, SCYTHES, FORKS, BAKES, ETC. AIM the LEADINO ' ft ' ' Reaping and Mowing Machins. A ljrse ttock f the Ja.lly e4brated Fish Bro.'s and Bain's WAGONS alwavi on hand at Iwttom jirice. Every ne w"ar niutiU. We are the asi-ntu for ar. jt. cmo cs cos Threshing Machine's. all .r whleh we W)U m-11 at Wto!-alc or Jtitail at. very ' THiaiiUns the i.ulillc Tor ia.-t'iatn)iusf, we ccnljjlly inv!t.-a!l hi m-auvir any. Lmd.vr " '"U'''""'1, or M.i.l.im ry, Waipnia r any II1111S ""f ''1-. ca,,V".'" for.- iirrfiains eUeIwie snd me ii onj nice tlnm that we mean lui-in.;M. lie it reiuemlH ml tlut we WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD In Western Kansas in any Ilr-t-chua article in our line. RESPECTFULLY, C. POST & CQ. Cor. Otlx'n.ci. J9b Str-ootai SALINA, KANSAS. A Liberal Discount to thcTrade. Hral 2Hsttitr, I-ftsurancr. cc. IS. if. Bisnor. " A. S. Xosto. Bishop & Norton, .. GENERAL REAL ESTATE ASD INSURANCE AGENTS, SALINA KANSAS. ILnetho only alitaact of title tonal etate in Sa line county. Oniirs by mall immi.tiy attended to. HAVE FOIt SALE SOO,000 ACRES or iMrr.oTED asd cxivpboved lands. Agents for the National Land Co. Lands of iiie Kansas Pacific Railway Comp'y AND. Or TUE Mo., Ft S. &Gulf R. W. Comp'y. ALSO AGENTS FOB THE FOLLOWING Insurance Companies .Etna, or IIaiotoiu), Cons.. A r. Cextoal, or St. Louis, 3Io. . II.VKTFORD, of llAUTFortn, Conn. Kansas, of Leavenworth, Jv.vx Phcenix, of Hartford, Conn Putnam, of IIartford, Conn. SANOAMO, OF Sl'niNCFIEUt, JI.LS. Losses Liberally Adjusted and Promptly Paid. WELT Mr DURHAM, Real 'EstiSfond Insurance Apj, UAS FOR SALE 4 Wild Lands, Improved Farms, StOClK COTT0X. rlUIRIE AND TUtBIB LAND& la Erer Part o the CUy, ImprareJ ao4 CafcarnreA. Best Fire. Life and Accident INSCEANCB C0UTAXIE3. Home, N. Y., Assets oveii $4,000,000. 'Seciritt, N. Y., " T 2,000,000. Ashes, CAira Gapital, .",000,000; N. Y. Life, Assem oxek 13,000,000. ir."V.FASSEXCEn,C.isuCL, 500,000. E. E. Bowen,. Real Estate Agen and Notary Public, t, SAUNA, KANSAS. fi "Win Lor aJ sell na! e-tst a3l"irfci to aU tnfnrs in reUZioa to Un-U, cocltva, rtc, Ufere tlw L'citeii Matot Land utaee. Frf wr GaHfrr. ,K35ft JJ 3KSH T7JEIAIVK: GBAY, .: TT -H sft ll. fiDi Peopfe? Photographer. AHkioa. of iKKasracBiac kawra ta tae art MjV ilefurcul ai urcul aluaAioB srrtm la 'ittsunrh yttf ni Dri) (Roods, (Grocrrxrs, t, Hurrah for the New Railroad ! MUCH EXCITEMENT! BECAUSE SAID RAILROAD Is Bringing Such a Large Share OF THE TRADE TO J. M. & B. L. WILSON, NOT ONLY "WHOLESALE But the Cars stop eren in the City And Take 3Lnv "Whose Wants "Vary from a, YARD of RJBB0N TO A DRESS PATTERN, FROM A PAHt OF Slippers to a Nice pair of Gaiters, FROM A Pair of Boots to a bran New Suit, AND EVEN SOME WHOSE WANT8 ARE THE STANDARD WANTS OF HUM iNlTV, VIZ : aXaU'X'.muo- to hat. And now the effect Is they are all raited and Are Determined to Come Again, Till their frlcndi and their friendi' friend, to come ani ttacreoy J. M. & B. .L Wilson's Store, Is Crowded Most of the Time, ASD THEY HAVE WHICH IS DAILY INCREASING. TIIEKEFOKK UE IT KKMEMBKUEl) J. M. & B. L. WILSON, Wliolesale and Retail Dealers in GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, - C JL, TO TI I IS" C , hats; CAPS, AND NOTIONS, Next Door to the Ijanki.no llousr, Hire the fuliert an.1 wort complete .toeX. of pood, erer hrougl.t to Wctttra Kansa. an4 tlut TIIEIB PJtICES ABE L0 WEB Than tlicloreit, an.l although they do not .T?rtUetofelI at cott the caa ttamc the rlcr vt thostf Uiat do. GENTS, the line of ClortJns and All ot yuu who need an j ti.ln; In rur&IiMae UooJ., RElllElllBER! Thit Ihey can e!I you bftler kw1. for lf.aiioey l jm can buy at any other ulmce U the We.t, ail that they can :I1 yoa any tUli-s from a Neck Tie to a Bran New Suit Of the finest texture clmprr iLan lie cbeixit, cJ all of Xbe wantici Iiatnaaity nroeiwt'ff xo i. REIUEilinER! That the ripVI tateat aWchthey !" forth ration. oer tbclr counter. I a casivm ana now iary . at weh nry 1 Srure. I. a mytry. Those that Want Boots and Shoes, REMEMBER! That ttT hae a Wr . - they tll h yoa to a T and that tVy caa nn be beat la dtbir lo frlce or qsallly. Last but not Least, Ladies, Please REMEMBER! nt .?l at vif w.et en t. mmJW aft WCora'a. that yoareicry waat ahUl rectlrt their .ararA atwatka a4 yoa via bay ao .cry cheap that la fatar 70a vUl alaay. caU there tnu AnJ all nanle. dtaViaa to bar at abolcaaie. nwatft that u.lr ooct 1. cBw. vai uey an Wholesale Department MaaarnSbyoM oho aalerrtaal. tt bsaiaeoa. taatttey are ua atraU to compare ma bcartxwvrw ia, ."a fre!hl. enr ch Qs Cheap Cash Prices, VUchlaoorrtavte. Aaj u aU Weatca I wan, yleaar reaeaibrr Uat w WILL NOT BE UNDEBSOLD. aaatbataa lariat m iiHaiti be ' Ieiy' CobpetltlOaa .KKSPCTFULLTf J.H.4RLWHWL r t ;f urmrutr, JHirrors, Sr. EDWARD LOTZ. .JAMES HOLLAND. LOTZ & HOLLAND. Manufacturers and Dealers in k - ALL KINDS OF PARLOR, BD-R001VI AND FURNITURE, MDIRORS, WALL PAPER, I?ictn.re Frames, WINDOW SHADES, ETC. Undertakers. COFFINS and Burial Cases CONSTANTLY UN HAND. Hearse and Carriages FOIt FUNEHALil FUUNISIIBO ON APPLICATION. SALESROOM. First Door Noutii Kaule Dulo Stohe Santa Fc Avenue. Kansas Pacific Railw'y. The Tavnriie ami ni'it Din-ct roLte ll.nmli KANSAS AND COLORADO -TO Denver, Cheyenne, OnDKN.tLTLtKlt.r.tLIFnitMA.Oni:. ;ov, vamiiiiic;ti, An.l allflnt. in Hie TVrrllorln anl on Hie 1'aciflr. uk.t. NiOninUiiMiirrrrrj' Iraiirerbr IhUrnnle. Hail ati'l arrini'!a!Mii tralnun iLiil y, (eetltun. Li.v). Kxj.rrM tntfm run lally. Train leare Salina p.in Wrt ; KTin-i n ntt A. M. AI41I (.li 1". M. Train. Ii are alina pixji rlat ; l:.r-." .r. 1" M. AUilC". IVronf uUn:; UiU .imljr nniie niil inule cIom ron U'x'Ii.HH Willi train, a folloir.: At Ijirrriw. fiir ltjllwlti I'tfr. attract, ftamrtt. ' Humbiililt, I'arbr.Tharer. liarfiiim,UJg, die- tiju, Ft. "U, an-1 ItJAteT i"iriniJ AtTmvVa for n!rHn:ram, rlniiiria, Cottonwoo.1 Kali., Kloiencc, Wichita, Ac. At Junction tit- for Council (Jrorr, tjn.;il3. Ae. At rn with the .mthern Ovribml Jlall an. Kx. Vniw c'.imianT'a ilaltr liw of roach tr lul.ln, rini-bkl. lu Trsaa, 1'ort L'nion. onta )V, Ij i.'ni ee,Kllrr Oty ami all )jinta In N'tw 3lelc"an. All. v ma. At llenrtrwillirownzrr ajl llnpre. c'laeh'. fr C'rrt'iicn, Ac, ami vith (.'otoralo t ntral luilruul lr Onlral Citr, (bil.b-n i;lty, Ae. At Chnrenne with fnlnn rocJIle ILtllwar for Oybn. alt Ijlc ity. fan Knmci'eo, ISo, ULo, anI all ,lut lnlif.irnlan.thrTriTltf.rIr. Ja. AtIarnwirIhithlbrjIi-oiirl laeU.anl JIU aouri Valley lUilrooiU fur AtchUon ami 9(;Jfeib AI MAtc IJne iriUi train, of In Jlimarl lar'de lUilrnail, an-1 at Kano I ttt wolt llir N.1h Vl-rl jii'l liinuilul AM. J, lUilnmU tor Chioso ul M Ixu, .nil poinU Sioth an't lU-t . Q-l"nI!niAn' l.TTiini Car allachnl to nlsU anl IU.re4iraiianlrunthrois'ilrtKfl Kna City, IleurrrCltJ-awl Cbryenne. S.nT),ii acre 01 ro'rtce larmin? lami. lr fce, win- , fr.i I :b. ii-r acre Kor wrtieular. a-Hra J T Ifelrreou, lrxl vnmiwwon-r, iarrHr, iuum. KMrD'D S- n.w-. inral -p't. Lawrrtice, Kjoka. i:t:vKt:i.r deim, oerni Tuut .rt. KanM Oty, Mo Missouri, Kansas and Texas ft. W, fn .M aBrr invUy, July 1. 1st, train UI ma a. follow.: aathrar4. Mall tram aill lea. e.JartVt3y at .. in.. Cor tianril i;rure. ttniKWia, llarllagvei. .r bo rail., Ilnmltt.ne'a. L-n-Cur. an-l (trwti. .XtaxnsrsUlisi train Ut SroCa rsRt it 4 a. ro, 5arUmara. Mall train Tin b-e Chet at S-3J j. rn , Oivnra SS p. ro., lMiOr fjljr 7:J p. rn . Ner fhVar USnn. m., HJBhr1l Up. n.Vw-trJ KaU.21 a. m.. BaTtinfM ?3 a, m . Ijn;o1a J a fa , Oiesut ;ru1 S3 a. rj. Arrftr at Jtucaon CUy 9i a. m. AceMw.iatVia train will Jeate Xmbo rail, at . ' a. m. , aclarrtieat Jcod City T.af ni, ('mneeii'Ma m4e at laanria, liarliacvm, IIsm bl al CVtaa vrtb rtaets (vr tU eriaVt la fyKitcra awt noBUiwrara mmm B. a. TKVEXS, Cea Ma&.rr. riaifct. r CWmrx, Mrj Established in IStt.l. Oldest Business HotMe'in Salina. Xihlc Jt Iaviw, VULUaLK ASD SCTalL OtALIU U AS9 MASC 'aCTTUXCaa or flaroess, Saddles, Collars, ic. aim Bridles, WhliM.Ae. . 96 SAXTA F ATfaTJ SALINA, KANf At. nauvoaa sioorriismients. CHICAGO. ALTON AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD. Ej"TraiiiioftbrnionljciflclUlroil mas doe ?iE?pirS,,il. r, Un lu Exi train of the ra- fL01v,.-oIa1he-rSilC?1)rnWtW,Ul '" ,ralM CHICAGO, ANB m POUTS EAITAX NOKTH WKST, IwSrnf: W Cithern, ntbbor,. aSeeChiSlSi'rS Sthlr. 2a Oaly Two Ckance or Can Retwcen Ft. lTenworth or State Un, maj , York, Albany, Koehester.KiUSalo, Micr KalUi One. Lin.1, 1'itL-burjr. ltuTisburjr, an. I other EaMrrn citici Thte atlrantasM arc oSrml by no other route TWi lloaj U eiuiiil with Tate Flaeat and moat Klrsaaf Paveacer Coacmca, aaal tae Pailaaaa Slceataa Carat Which, on thia road arc the finest an.l most luxuriant on the continent. Totheboilncssman, jileajure reekcr, an. I familiea lorticularlr. RoinK Kail, thi route will Ik- fruml far more jileasont, aTokUnj; extrriuc heat. Inn,; omnibua rfilM. ami fredUent uniileaoant chantra iueilrnt i more Southern routes, brakles having the (.riillip-of vUltinc en route the two RTvat cillea of the West St. Mjovj antt .iucA(io-ii lue vuiuv cui as oy wnrr rouid -4.ru Kirn? T-iiur ticLrt read via St. LtmM .t Oilc&ni which can be pmeureil at all ticket office in the Wet. J c. SIcMULLKX, Cen'l Sup't, lou-,, A. NKW.MA.V, Uen'l latengrr Acl ""S"- o-v.w v.7, .. -- - jiu. Kansas City and St. Louis Short Line. The North Missouri Railroad I. the lKirtet. qulckret an.l best route from Kanaj City and the Wctt to XU Loot aad all Kaalrni, Moatltera, aat4 Nortlicrai rltlea. via (U. Loula. All trains ofthe Kana l'ncille. MUsourl Kitrr. Kurt Sr.tl A liulf ILaiIroJ.1. Missouri Kler luilnaul, ttnu Alcliin ami IaTrnarorth) awl iliwourl alley UjII ruail, connect ilirect with this roa.1 in the guiat v.mos paror mitr ana L'nion m it at Harlem; runnlne. through to bt. locu wtTtioiTcnasui. This i. the only route from Kama City nalng the oriKinal i-l'luiax r.ttacc ujcrtu cabj. (lrtln sKiirrtl at all ImiHirtont (Jarea la the wrot.) The trainioflhU line make .lireet anl -reliable co- nectiniu at tt. ImU with ail mornliiK tut tralm, mat In this TllEQt'ICK eCTKEiT. WeUn.1 us-nraat Carr Street IVrrj-, M. Irfwi., tiitu atoi.liii;; lnii? awl teilioiu (iinnibiu Ininth r. OXlltXAIt, UinsTlLL. I5ll.XArOU, I11LI-M' l-, JI OKK, NilHlU-, IIATTOS, UMll- MLLr. ".rw inuuw, WKxrui", -aik, LVLTIUllllK. ITiflllMltin, rin-iitRti, ucrov, t-rv l.vm, Aivl all other olnt In the Unite.! Mate anl CanxUa are r 1"1 ey till. 1 Jne. Fare a Low aa ay aajr other Haata. Er'riiriiii.'litleVit.ranlieli.-i.latall rallroal ticlft iiiUrnt in Hie IVrrt, in Hie Kanu l04-iHe, t'twt X"lt iih.l Ctilf IUI1pu.I, at I-u. HW1.rtl1.Atrhl.11. ami all liii!ortanltuwii4 in Kaiifa4. . 11. KMt.lir, Utt.ral iiiterlut(iKb-iit, II. O. WH'KKIt. i:.wrl Krelpht Aic't, M lil. A. H". JIlLI.-l'AL'l.ll, General Wi-lem Arnt. L. M. HI XN, (m n'l Tirlct A)crut, M. Jjy lJi, M.i. THE OLD RELIABLE Hannibal and St. Joseph RAILROAD IiINE. In clc connection with Ibo aXniiana XnollIo XXil'r3r. Itiic cr.T Shout Itni-ralUnr, Noutii 011 some. Cunutctluiu nuuli- at ljulnre uer the HujpiiIctut Near Ik.i llali:i:aroMtlie mIwIkII Hirer, Willi tne Obicago, Burlington and Quincy, ASI Toledo, Wabash Western B.B.'i TO.I.I.lt)I.TSi:A"ST NOiniKlltMlUTII At Macon lib The Koilb THaaourl HalrVoaa, f.ir-t Ljul.. ami tlaht. ImIi to all Iiointa I Jit or NhiHi. Buy your Through Tickets Kjr till tf Hilar Him, art-1 injcry tlv .tnrint if tjIntaUn Ilnplul, t.uk. atvt r(i rul f-tt T U. IiUOAT, UVJK II- 3.1.TTI.ET.W. n'IT w-ll Ar-nt. lt-til hup'l The Great Central Route East. CHICAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINCY RAILROAD. ThaoH reliable rottlr. via Iffaaalaai M. Ja epn, aaa mraa-o, naniitiM aaa Qnluey Mallroaaa. raa?rT o.ln 1UM 'mbl L" nor their tUlH. rrwl TU ll.l. l.rrBt VitfUtar ltile. Nrn an.-I.MM ly Omche ailhTarlrv WkI ct Tni.L. iM Cutlan ., Iat nt Venlllaton, are run on all ilay tralu, rci.iv.tyg rATEST MZEnsii co a cites The fret In the n V are rca on all tltht traiu. Till. I tbrly raail RiaDll.a- i'alacv hteMua (-rhe frocn'nlncy LyrUuraia lKnml In ailraac by J.tler,l.raiw jtonal ailleakni. N'jrhtiirefearrWn)iilrcylo Milei", 1 bat fm!iaase injui iiiiney to NVWurL. I1iLvlurj. IluTitLsrx, Cb-i.Utvl. De troit, Nwrn rail.. lUr)rUr, llarlaaall, lmUaiuoiU or 1nUrlUe. Time to alt IU.tera rUIa UmA.tuUk. t iw.m Lraria'uiaey ooftatonLiy hlbtarrltrlit r Voik alall katrra citlr .1 jt.l.n Irian nblr ILaa by f irt rnuie. TUa U U-oalf rol raanlmt a TiiKocouEsrnEssiBAixssrcKtfrxrEX'a I'art alw). o aa by iatrrior r-MUt. Alk for TVi.t. ill the CLlcaro, Jhirllnictoa a.l Ihilacy iutlrua.1. aatcTea lloaraTtaar, 'rrerallKtberruuta., al tcttr nmluix, l anl wMf, aa.1 U crtan. vtcara tban by aay tvr rvaie( lUsrastr U'li.l Through. ItiatT IIAItlUi, T p't, Cbb-. . I UVX", Am'I Xap't, Untecy. E. A -AI:K.lt.-(-! Wnk ra V.-utn Azat. VamJalia Route East Indianapolis Slwrt Line. TaMM.lv Um raaahu ta a "m w.iaaaa raaaace. anaa la cianaaaaa aataaaralf. Ta Faaawv Thrmrtt 14a aaa Baaia (a few Vawk, FOUR TRAIN DAILY UCVVKTHirTICKKTOr-MCK. S lL.Kmt aa.tio4wrtrtiw, mtUMv t 7-.rta.ra. t-b" -ierf, taw Ciprea.. :ila.n., MvUyaew"!. Iay LxprrM. TUitruHmlr Urt.r . cw li 4 all 1-iiTn-n eln taoa aay Mbrr taumtax Irala (wa rf. LaU A lieUaia kat rmM itnmnU U Umf'mm VBlMttt .. at a tit- tmctm It ul ! txaia UU" ai" ear. for li". . 4f. la " fiLea"O.Tirtk Tirtk iujaeea.. V P. m. AtLvatie Karee- pjlhAan't r,ilacet JtrttKtf -Moon ami Caa U f trU, Mtttu,CUnttmt1rlmrt u rvorf. ,:. IU M.W YOK WimuCT A 1 IIAX.e. atrrccaraaiaaraaea M. Laaa. i lxtniB: ' . Taaiti akaaialr Uaa aMMaWgQaraTajraaaJk MlWWjMt. ,1M traiaa tur CJucaaaaad tmiitmryulU raa tJ'" ataaaat Snaj; n - .- . IiajAIa4ce4U4 !. aaJ aaa aSni.aXtkaLiWtatrataa. . aara.rtattallairMaaTaaalaWVa ff"" " y,tctm,j .- J - rr 1 a. v. aix. wrar r. CHAJtULKaT, Vaal X -" o "-"rgsaeaiy1 - t -