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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

DIR. Simmons returned from Salina
yesterday and reports Mrs Supple bet
ter, and that her mother will bring
her here in q few days. The Doctor
says the rain of Friday at Salina was
immense, and thoroughly saturated the
ground-Laurence Journal, Nay 2jkh.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27
Notk,eo Las n

Jsek-on's Common --esl-s Iibi-
msn,-gnod for man or beast ~ isai
burn or blister R~,uirs- no rubbing
cooling. soothing, strengthening 4
positive cure fDr all ailments requiring
ap out-ii. Application. For sale by
Oscar Ssiiz, Druggist. Wholesale
agents Nsi'its A box, Aiebi.on.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

We have u new 81. John sewing ms
chine which we will sen at bargains
Come and see il.
RorHsCHIIp Bros.
Bargains in wall paper and no
trouble Ia show il. on new exhibitor.
| at A. T. 4 NJ. II. Gricr's.
summer stylesin bonnets, hats, silks,
&c, just received at \. T. &M. II.
Grier's. Ladies please call
We have the nobbies;. cheapest and
best stock Of clothing i'm Salina. All
who wish Ia purchase can save money
by examining our stock.
OBEs & HAoENAN.
have for sale pure bred short
horn bull aud four good cows.
l7-n j. NJ. ANDERSON.
Don't ruin your health and he dis
figured with pimples and blotches. but
use bottle Of DIR Marshail'> Bromo-
line, this great blood purifirr Soid-by
Oscar Seitz.
We are sole agents for Saline county
for the Paragraph cheap binder. for
printed matter. No other system for
putting up note heads, letter heads.
billheads, statements, etc, equals the
Paragraph.
Miss Msxey has secured the services
Of Mrs. Hunt, Of Chicago, n trimmer.
Ladies wishing tasty hats come.
The Hoover Telephone practical,
durable. cheap and complete. Rig
money in IL for live men. General and
local agents wanted Call on
W. r. Brown.
Pacific House.
Any one wishing Ia purchase III
| horse power steam thrcsher, nearly
~ good a- new. will ,io " ell Ia call on
Taylor Miller. Is-sw
L"sr-A lahy's Gold Neck Chain.
last Sunday evening. ~omrw here be-
tween Eberhar,it Il Sujeudorfs Ium-
Der yard and John \. Nelson's resi-
dence. \ liberal reward l. Offend for
its recovery. Return Ia this officc.
Mr.. Aug. NJ. Rex is now ready 10 re-
ceive pupils at the Academy of Music
| MIR. Melbcrt's Hall ON piano, organ,
| guitar fiutc or brass instruments, an
reasonable terms New beginners ar,
preferable. Address, box az, Saiins,
Kansas. tS-,J
Try the Rocky Mountain Ritt,r..
| They give tone la the stomach, stimu-
late the liver Ia healthy action, relieve
the over-irained kidneys. and purify
the blood. No family should he with
out IL. Price 81. Sold 10y August Eng
sirom, Druggist. Santa Re Avenue,
sole agent for sslina ally.
Dr. Mar>hali's Lung syrup takes
I'll. lead of all medicine Tor coughs,
colds. asthma, sore threat. aud pulmo-
nary complaints generally Call on
your druggist aud try bottle of II.
| Price 81 n bottle. sold 10y Oscar S~itE.
A neglected cough brings on con
sumption most fatal and prsys-
lent Of all the physical ill- that flesh
| IL heir Ia. To cheek the Iuaiady ia it,
early stage. before the deadly tuber-
ci,.s develop themselves Ia the iui,s.
Use Thomas Electric oil. which Also
| annihiiais- bronchitis, asthma. ,atsrrh.
piles and kidney troubles. -"r-n.-- Ell
the muscles ar joints. and all cstsrnsi
hurts. tn. regular advertisement ia
another column should lee read.
Mr. Cha-. sander il agent for the
State IL Kansas for the Gaivsnic AI.-
pliancc, ofthc American Galyanie 10,
which warrant sure and certain cure
for Rheumatism, Spinal Weakness.
Epilepsy, Paralysis, Nervous Debility.
Dyspepsia. ApoplcSy. Neuralgia, ~eis-
tics. Kidney Disease, Liver tonplaint.
Blood Poison, -crofuls, etc. Address
or call an Cba-. sander. Saiinn. Kan
sas, for further particulars. i-if.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

On and after June LII. I-so. ! will
pay n dividend u Ave per cent. uIsn
presentation Of all demands aiiD~c i
agsin-, the firm OF John Seis d 10
q. r.. FAuIENIs.
Assignee John GEES A 60.
salins. kan.., May 18th. Is-,
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CesiN Market.

Messrs. +. Goodnow 4 Co. report the
following prices for grain: Wheat No,
=. so; No. 5, 20 y; No. 4. -. Rejected,
10. Corn. ~; shelled corn 81. Oat-. ~.
Rys,30.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

-. ". 10. NOD. W0etsos =. .. ~.
OF Kentucky, Masonic author and
lecturer, will address the fraternity
at Salina, ON
"MAsoNIc TREASURE IN MOUNT
MORIAH,"
on Thursday, June Sd, at 8 O'Clock p.
NJ. Lecture free to all Master Ma>ons.
Let there be large attendance.
jacob DEWITT, p. NJ,
Sslina Lodge No. 6O.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27
Vegetables.

Fritz VAIN, formerly florist AT the
Oak Dale Park. now at Mr.. Thee.
Very. plac. two mile- Ea-t 81 salt
na, o.irr- for sale all kinds 81 yegs-
tsbi. plants, such a. TOMATOES. sw.~,
potatoes, cabbage, etc. s4d
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27
40 000 IN loaa

In small sum. 90 Farmers la Saiib.
County, for harvesting. No Indor-er-
required. JOHN ". BERKS.
I5-tf Banker aud Broker
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ksnsss Csntrsl s oundeH.

IroB aud brass castings, stens fronts.
columns. mschIn. repairs, horse pow
er aud cane mills. .agin. repairs, Ac.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

q, Gar, IN. .h.,,sJ corn IN o,,- a,
Rv. ao
Ne" "reS" go"d' al 'n' a'a'' '''"'''
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""''e''e"" q oe"'''a'' =
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d.. . O..
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~" SUM-
a" oe'' i''''''" every
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Hi.',e's ,''e 'a' a"' ~ "
:" "''@"''" &" 7'''''" =
p..,. Ct
mp ""'s ''"'S P'' i'""'' ~
""'' IN ''"s''''"
"s"e'' '"sn i'''e pam 'o' ""s' ~
'''''''e'' /" ''""'"s'
~ "''''s "'''''N " INV
head Il Seiiiiniis.
London Purple and Paris Green,
death to potato bugs, mt %. Seiiz's.
Parasols-the latest styles al the Pal
ace store
WANTED.-A girl Ia do washing and
ironing at the Pacific House.
Sugars aud cofYec- lower than any
one nj ober 4 Hagenan
Seasonable fruit always found nj the
City Bakery.
Full line Of millinery and notions
Highest cash price paid for hog at
Bartlett anu jenkins,
The handsonhe-t patterns in Wall
Paper are at Whitehead h Seaman :.
For your dry goods and notions go
{" the Palace store.
Solberg IL receiving Spring goods in
Scotch, French and imported cloths.
Plenty Of money n, per cent.
BISHOP, tHA'f a "hi."'
Cheap organs and pianos AT 4. Mel
bert's, Santa Fe Avenue.
Butterick's Patterns in the latest
styles nj Miss Maxey's.
Cr,auet se,. Of IN. fines, ,o,,u,..
ture, and very cheap, at Whitehead a
Seaman's.
Fan. and u.rx.o,--.n .I.y.n, lin.
We will sell them very cheap.
OBEH Il HAoEaAs.
Farmer. 20 10 Lay,. for van, iunct-
sr.
Furnished room. for rent
Btsuoy Cu.cy
IooL ON, for fresh vev.,.,,l,.. .,,,,.
I,eso. ne.. tse,. and n.v ,,,.,..s.
a, Hop,.n,.
Wall Ps,,-.n .na,e-. variety NJ
mayn,dcen, ,a,,.,s-., wli,.t.,d
a Seaman'..
For s,.o ..,. ,,o,. n, L.,
.dio,pingtox, win ali ,,,.,..
acres 10 sui, purchaser. Enquire at
this Office Is-s,n.
Look all around and then buy your
goods 81 u. and say. 10 per cent.
DEER a HAoEstS.
Gayerich'- Bus. run- 10 and from
All Trains La'e ofosf- Al f'"ss't"'h .
Drug store, OF 1T Savsrich's stable.
Tn. incest lin. az dr. 0s--l. ever
offered to the ,sopie Of Western Kan
-as, at Ot,er a Hagsmaa'.. NSs 70 TIA.
time to buy
Ice cream isIiei0a- a. the u -sfar of
the gods 81 q. lay.
All summer ak. and .,,,o,oe, .it.-
yo..,. ,..iuo.-i fr,m .tos,c..,..y.rs
:, IA. Ne. yorl s,sr.
Highest cash price aid for hoy al
Bartlett Il jenkins,
Coal Tar a., Sale, ..ut. x.i-
,.o n, L. r. Tr--in'. Red yr.n,
.,or.
All the h-py. buy their no4.s,, hat.
=, Os~r 4 Hax.m.n'..
p.,,,. -.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

The executive and financial commit
tees of the Bismarck exhibit will meet
at the City Hall Saturday the 18th, at
: p. NJ, sharp.
ROBT. ANDERSON, Pres't.
A. q. STACEY, Sec'y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

Mr.. w. X. Logan Of this city has
opened loan aud real estate Office in
Lyons, Rice county. Mr.. Logan has
been connected with the loan and real
estate agency Of +. NJ. Hamilton for
several years, and is known as a relia-
bic and energetic young gentleman.
He is sure to succeed wherever he To-
cafes
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany very graciotIsly donated to the
Salina people dispatch of about $50
words, detailing the proceedings of the
Illinois convention. We are informed
that the company designs pursuing the
same generous course with reference
to the proceedings Of the Chicago and
Cincinnati conventions.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27
Real Estate Transfers,

The following is list Of Real Estate
Transfers filed in the office of Ed.
Whitman, Register Of Deeds, for the
week ending May 18th, 1850. and
furnished by Wight 4 Carroll, Alb
stractnr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

Mr.. A. II. Crandall has leased the
steamer, "Belle of Salina," and pro-
poses to make it paying investment.
He has made a separate. distinct en-
CINE room, 50 that the machinery can
be locked and protected from vandal
hands. He has reprinted the boat In
grand style, and il is in all respects in
better condition than it ever was he
fore. The engine works like charm.
MIR. Crandail is an experienced engin-
Ger. He is not drinking man, and
those placed under his care as passen-
gers can rest assured that they will al
ways be safe and well provided for.
Mr.. Crandall is an excellent gentle
man and We hope he may make sue
cess of this newventure. The steamer
is one Of Salinas attractive institutions
and should receive liberal patronage
from all.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27
Nav 18th.

May 18th.
United States to J. NJ. Anderson, nl
ne, =. 30, Il. 10, X. Nv.
Isaac and Thomas Dawson to Will
son Lehn, e! nwi S. IA, I. IL, X. Sw =
$3.50.
Hiram r. Smith and wife to Erick
johnson. swi swt s. Il, Sc, sci $. Is,
mel ne, ;. -, aud NV! nwi 5. N, T..
Ii, X. w-Sl6iO.
National Land Company to George
Buell.. nwi s. IL, 7. II, X. 2w-S12O.
John Il. Spillman, executor w. =.
Alexander. to George =. Fessler, ne.
NV! and sw, of $. 2s, 4. IL, X. W
SjOp.
Geo. X. Stimmel to Maggie Stimmel,
nei nwi :. -, and part OF q sci, and
Sc, net >. ~, and nwi sw,, and
sw, NV, =. % r. IL, X. w-SaO0.
John II. FULLY and wife to VIM.
Agin, lots Il, II and IL, 10th ST., Bish-
ops addition, and l2sx liO feet adjoin-
ing on the west-S2b0.
May 18th.
A. G.. Spillman and wife To John r.
Spillman, eX'r sw, ;. -, T.. 10, X. W
Sob.
Up. R'y Co. to +. A. Stearns, 81 Of
ne, :. ., r. -. X. 3w-S226.
L. l.. R'y Go. to Chas. Sherman,
nwi :. :, Il. IA, II. , w-S24l.
l.. =. R'y Go. Ia David p. Gregory,
sci nwt,. and ne. sw, $. b, 4. 10, X. 3
west-S3s6.
Chas. Thompson and wife To Isaac
MendenhaIl, NV. $. "a, 4. "a, Il. CIV
S3HW.
Ii. F.. Simpson. L. ). Marshal, to
John Wetherbee, AZ, 9TH Street, and
%, Santa Fe Avenue, Salina-SlD.
May 2lst.
Richard Sloan and wife to s. J. An
derson, sw. ST, Il. II, X. 4w-Sll2o.
L. J.. R'y Go. Ia W. II. Anthony,
Sc. =. %, +. IL, X. w-S1sG.
L. =. Ry Co. to {. A. Anthony, sci
= ~ T. IL r. 1w-S.3l
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Public scaoo, Exhibition.

Tomorrow evening the Public
School exhibition will be given in the
Opera House. From the splendid sue
cess these entertainments have earned
heretofore we have reason to believe
that the Opera House will be crowded
tomorrow night. The programme
arranged by Superintendent Fitzpat-
rick is one which cannot fail to inter-
est our citizens. The proceeds Of the
evenings entertainment will be APP
piled towards paying off the debt on
the High School organ, which was
purchased over year ago. The fol-
lowing is the programme
PART FIRST.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

A new An Gallery will soon be
opened.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

The following items are taken from
the Manhattan Mdrashidiist
Prof. Shields, of Saiina, gave the
several departments of the College a
more or less thorough Overhauling on
Thursday.
DIR. Bishop. one Of Salinas favor
lite sons" and a prominent candidate
for the office Of State Superintendent
of Public Instruction, favored us with
short call on Thursday.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

1t is a great, inestimable privilege Ia
he tried by a jury of ones peers. The
jury system is one of the firmest bull
warks Of our liberties. This, of course,
We all believe. Well, not long ago a
jury, after having been engaged in the
trial of a case for three long days, re-
tired To make up their verdict. When
closely clOseted the question came up
on vote As to whether the jury should
find for the plaintiff or the defendant.
One juryman asks, "WhO is the De-
PENDANT ?" Another propounds the
intelligent interrogatory. Whats the
meaning of Plaintiff"''
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

Mr.. ii. q. Balls foundry is becoming
one of our most important institutions.
The proprietor is receiving orders con-
stantly for the iron work of store
fronts from neighboring towns. As well
As orders for iron fences, fence posts,
etc. The foundry men find it difficult
Ia keep apace with their orders. not
withstanding the times have been so
very close and business 50 very dull.
This is an institution very much,
needed here, and We hope Ia see it
built up.to large proportions.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

The county commissioners met last
Tuesday for the purpose of canvass
ing the vote recently east for town.
ship officers in Summit township, and
the approval of their official bonds.
The officers elected are as follows: H.
=. Walker, trustee; X. 4. Babcock,
clerk A. l.. Gillingham, treasurer; j.
II. Armstrong, justice of the peace /;
L. +. Sharp, constable. The COM
missiOners meet again next Saturday,
to take action with reference To the
reports of the township trustees.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

PthNu YohC a.
SO the most essential point in val
liable stock rancho exist. in a most
emphatic manner"
There are 400 acres enclosed by
barb wire fence. The posts are Of
cedar and were purchased from parties
living down in the Indian Territory,
AT an expense of about - cents per
post There are 1899 acres under cul-
tivation-.sO in wheat The wheat.
notwithstanding the failure g., will
average about ten bushels To the acre.
The corn fields seem almost intermin.
able. The ploughed land Is limiile-s
Mr.. Geo. +. Downing, the very Ell
Gent manager Of the farm and, by the
way, having an interest in the same.-I
put US under many obligations for nu-
merous courte>ies- But We were esTe-
cially indebted 10 him for driving Us
about the farm in fast sailing rig
We discovered then that n large Por-
ton Of the farm was upon an elevated
plateau, sloping handsomely in all di-
rections. and that the soil Of the same
was ~ rich ~ that Of the -alley. and
IS well adapted for wheat raising ~
any land in Kansas. We found also
that the side hills. the "iraws--in
fact all the land. was abundantly sup
piled with the best and most nutritious
grasses. Thus for agricultural wealth
n well ~ stock wealth Is Eden Farm
suited As our companion said. one
in looking out Of the carr upon the
rugged cliffs and hills encompAssing
Terra Gotta, would not suppose or for |
, moment think such . grand agricul- |
tural area existed within two miles Of |
that point
Means. Hardisoh 4 Downing ds.lgn
investing lASge sums Of money In
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-05-27

ship, by the commissioners.
Messrs. Masker, Lee and Ed. Tut
tie, Of the X. p. Land Department,
were up from Kansas City last Satur-
day and Sunday, looking over their
old stamping grounds in Salina.
Mrs. NJ. p. Hanna and daughter,
Lutte, Of Wakeeney, are in the city
to attend the commencement exercises
Of the High school. The Captain was
down on Monday TO see Bonnie off.
A basket picnic occurs at the Swe-
dish Lutheran Church of Lindsborg
to-day. There will be quite an attend
Snce from Salina. Speeches aud mu-
sic will be part Of the programme.
The water works project is moving
along as well as could be expected.
The committee and subcommittee
spoken of last week are busy with their
respective duties, and will soon make
their report.
Joe Schneider comes 10 the front and
states that he must not be left out i'm
the heavyweight colt contest Hehas
. 7-weeks old sucking colt which
weighs aS pounds, and q l3-months
colt which weighs So pounds
Mr.. w. Ii. Sholl returned last week
nom an extended trip to the noun
tains. He found everything lively
and business in every branch immense.
He found comfort under heavy over
coat; the nights were quite cold.
Somebody has said that there were
no strawberries in this section this
year. Elder Hartsock brings Us one
which measures Il inches in circum-
esesnce. 1t is the ''Great American"
varaety. The Elder has his garden |
fnil Of stnwberries. !
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-13
Price Four Cents.

from their decision, and they are regarded as this, they are never detected in attempts to default or rob their employers, and are con- sldered extremely reliable in money matters. But they will steal fine fruits when they get an opportunity, organizing raids in parties of score or more upon the fruit groves in the neighborhood, and fairly ruining the indus trious fruiterer in single night. In order to defeat these raids proprietors train mon- keys of their own to dress themselves in the skins of tiger cats and conceal themselves in the foliage of the trees Thus clothed in the panoply of the deadliest and most dread ed enemy of his tribe. the guardian of the coveted fruit leaps down from his covert at the moment the raiders have become fairly engaged, and rushes in among them with reckless gallantry. Instantly, without stopping to look further than the spotted hide, the members of the assailing party take up the alarum cry and run away in panic, shrieking and trembling, while their brother, in the skin of the tiger-cat, follows close upon their heels. It is said that they never revisit premises from which they have once been driven in this way, and that the proprietor forevermore enjoys an immunity from their depredations which can not be procured by shooting half dozen of them in the act of midnight larceny.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-13

made in conformity with the relative impor- tance of the commercial and industrial inter- ests of the various sections of the country. Have we any reason to expect that the solid South will do the fair thing in this matter And can we expect the wisest and most ben eficial legislation in behalf of great material interests at the hands of men towards whom those who control those interests do not stand in the close relationship of constitu- ency2
 No patriotic or fair minded man denies or would take away the right of the South to her fair proportion of influence in the coun- cils of the Nation. She has usually had, while she has been part of the Nation, quite all that belonged to her, and she has it now. She has also always been eager for more power than was rightly hers, and she ruled this country for many years to it's great harm. She again seeks to rule it and will, if the Democratic party, which is now deploring the sectionalism of the Republican party, is victorious next month. If section must rule it should be the section which has the best right to rule, and that section is not the solid South. Moreover, it is quite plain that the abolition of sectionalism will not be hastened by giving the South full swing
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-13
TESTIMONIALS.
From MT. J. HI. Mehaffey,
 267 AtWater Street.

NEW HAVEN, August 20, 1880.
 Permit me to add my testimony of Dr. Lighthill's skill and success to that of Mir. Cox and others, as have every reason to speak in terms of the highest praise of his successful efforts in my behalf When 8 month ago I applied to him for relief was great sufferer. A catarrh which had af- ficted me for some time past recently be- came so aggravated that it impaired my hear ing and gave rise to such agonizing pain and distress in my head that it nearly drove me insane. In fact, such result could scarcely have been otherwise if Dr. Lighthiu had not afforded me such marvelously prompt relief. One treatment proved the efficacy of his method, for when I left his office I was in condition of comfort and experienced the most inexpressible relief That night rest ed comfortably, and in the morning felt like 8 new man. Ever since then 8 steady inn provement has taken place in my case, the most stubborn features yielding readily to Dr. Lighthill's skiIlful management The pain has entirely disappeared, my hearing is restored and a troublesome cough, which se- riously alarmed my friends, is almost entire ly gone. My whole system, in fact, has been so much benefited that all my acquaintances notice the favorable change. Like many oth- CTS, I had spent much money and time in fruitless efforts to obtain relief before I ap- piled to Dr. LighthiII, and I can therefore recommend the doctor with the confidence of a long experience. I am an employe of the Boston and Air Line Railroad Company, and reside at 267 Atwater street, and will cheer fully substantiate in person what have here put in writing. J. H. MEHAFFEY.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-13
Why General Grant is q Republican. From his Address at Warren, Ohio.l

Why General Grant is a Republican. From his Address at Warren, Ohiol
 I ana c Repatblacaaa as tue taco great political parties ore noao dioided, because the Republican party is national party, seektng the greatest good tor tue g7'eatest number of citizens. aohere c DenOc10t cannot cast his 60Elot n7ad haUe tt counted Gs cast. No matter aohat tue p1ontaae'ace of the opposite 7oarty, he cana pro- clatna hts political opinions, e0en # he is 0'aly one am0ng c Momsoaad, aottt- out .teGr and aoith0ut prescription on account cf' his opinions IHe1e ore If St0tes
 and localities iaa some otse1 States aoere Repet6 6coaas haUe not ttts Trf0jJege Ihis is 0'ae reu- so1a eohy / am c Republican. But am c Re, publican t0r nad1sy 0ther reasons. Tue Rept;b- Eean party assures protection to kte and prop erty the pubic c1ett and the payment o tue debts o the go0er7anaeaat State, county or naat- 7aicipGIity, so ti1r gs tt cdz1 control IHe Dem oc1atic party does not promise dtts; and if St does, tt hGs broken its promises to the ertent cf Hundreds of millions, as m0ny northern Deaeoerats cdna testify to tteir so'7o'0 :! am c Repu6dcam as betooeen the eristiaag parties because the RepI6- and .t6J1na and of nld7autactO1Ies and it en- courages tue general edatcatiom of tue poor 0s aoeH Gs the 71ch. Tue Democratic 11ortg discOurages 0U these, aohen tm absolute poaoer. I'he Republican party is c party ot progress and o 6era1ity tOaodrd its opponents. 1t encourages the poor to st7TUe to better thea7 condition, teig7a0Tant to eC5oCcGte teir children to enable them to compete successfully aciHt ttetT more .tortuaeate GssOctates, and, taa of eoery citizen, TO matter aol0t his rGce, na- tio'aa1ity or precious condition. It tolerdtes TO 717S0iLeged class. Eoe7y one hGs the 0pp0rtI1ai- ty to make hin1self dIE he is capable of.