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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-28

APPOINTMENTS for the several Con.
eressional candidates have been made
out by the Republican Central Com
mittee, and among them are those Of
Mesers. Lewis Hanback, and John A.
Anderson who will speak jointly ut
the following places:
Clay Center. Monday. september q. ap.n.
Clyde. Monday. September 3, 7.pP. m
Cencordia Tuesday. September D. -. N.
Osborne, fair, "Wednesday september q. 2
PhilIipsburs, fair, THURSDAY September, 18th.
SPIN
Kirrin. Thursday. September =. 80 p. m.
Smith Center Friday. september .. 3 p. m.
Gaylord. Friday. September ., $50 p.m n
Cavker City. Saturday, September y, p m.
Beloit, saturday, September 80, SOP. m.
Mankato, Monday, October s,3pm
Jewell City. Monday. October ., 73oP.m-
Beliville, Tuesday. October s.2p. N.
scandis, Tuesday. October :. Z 20 p. m
Eays City, Friday. October Is 3p. n.
Russell, Saturday. October A.2p-m.
Minneapolis. Monday. October B.sp.m-
Lincoln. Tuesday. October II. 3p.n.
Ellsworth, wedn-sisy. october Is. -. u.
salins, Thursday. October Is. . pm.
Abilene. Friday. October %. sp.m.
Junction City, Saturday. October 2l.2 p Il
Col. James SnOddy and Hon. Lewis
Hanback, will speak at Stockton.
Thursday, October S, at two O'Clock
p m. Mr.. Hanback,, J. J. A. T. Dixon
and others will address meetings -
follows:
Norton. Friday. October Sfp.m-
Obsriin. Saturday. October :. 2p.m.
Atwood, Monday. October Q. Up. m
Kenneth. Tuesday, October 10, 3p 70.
Millbrook. Wednesday. Octoberil. sp IN.
wa-Keeney. Thursday. October L. pm.
Governor st. John will open the
State campaign at Lawrence, this
evening, and then speak as follows:
Neosho Falls. (fsirl September D.
Msrmston, Friday. September -
Ossags Mission, (soldiers' reunion, September
-.
Parsons. Monday. October. Z. . p. m and p. m
Mime apolis. (fair) October s.
Cavker City, Friday. October 6. ! p. m.
Stockton. Monday. October s,sp.m-
Osborne. Tuesday. October 10. Up. N.
Lindsborg. Thursday. October Il. sp m.
Lyons. Monday. October l6, Up. n.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-28

restore functions snu prVcurr Health ana nsfPi-
ness where before vas dependency and giaoni-
The Specific Medicine Is icing used with won
derful success
Psmk lets sent free TO ali. Write Tor them and
get fun particulars.
Price Specific sioo per paeksse, or six packages
for q. viii be sent BY mail ON reeeii Of money
Address all order
Buffalo. New York
Sold In Saliua By Oscar seitS.
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No. ASH.
Notice for Publication.

LAND OfFrCE AT SsLINA, KANSAS,
September ;. lss2. !
NOTICE is hereby given that the folio wing named
IN settler has filed his notice Of his intention 10
make final proof In support Of his claim, and tina.
said proof Will he msdc before the Register and
Receiver. AT this Office. ON October "a lsss viz
Jrmes Curtis, H. Z. ais. for the VIZ, nut sec:
81, tp. Il. sr.5w.
He names the following witnesses To prove HE
continuous Residence upon. sbd cultivation of said
land, viz: Edward Woods, Z. Crxmton, A. Avens-
RUS and Lucas Wander Linden, all Of Biufion
Kansas.
33ts IN HODGE, Register
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Nothing Short Of Unmistakable
l{enefitS

bencnlS
Conferred upon tens Of thousands Of
sufferers could originate and maintain
the reputation which AYERS SARsA-
PARII.LA enjoys. 1t is compound Of
the best vegetable alternatives, with the
IOdides of Potassium and Iron. - all
powerful. bloOd-making, blood-cleansing
and DEMONSTRATING - and Is the most
efectual Of all remedies for scrofll-
lous. mercurial, or blood disorders.
Uniformly successful and certain, It
produces rapid and complete cures Of
Scrofdla. Sores, Boils, Humors, PIN
pies, Eruptions, Skin Diseases and all
disorders arising from impurity of the
blood. BY its invigorating effects it
always relieves and oftcn cures Liver
Complaints, Female Weaknesses and
Irregularities, and is a potent renewer
OF waning vitality. For purifying the
blood it has no equal. II tones up the
system. restores and preserves the
health, and inparts vigor and energy.
For forty years 1t has been In extensive
use. and Is to-day the most available
medicine for the suffering sick.
For sale by all druggists.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1882-09-28

Mrs. Barnhsrt. cor. Pratt and Broad
way, Buffalo, was for twelve years .
sufferer from rheumatism. and after
trying every known remedy without
avail, was entirely cured by Thomas'
Electric Oil. For sale by Oscar
Sejtz. Salina. Kansas.
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BaksnasIA. Vt. Dec. a. is7s

Bake rhfd, VI, DC q. f53S
b. j. RxxpAtI a Co.-,S.nts-i vish 10 odd ny
testimony in favor your valuable linfDent. Kss-
DALI, SPAWN Cure In the spring Of isS1 siipp.a
ON the ice and sprain-d my right limb q The knee
Ioint Gas very lame and at times sa6>red the
for over year, and tried most everything In my
reaeh but eosld Ind nothing thss void sfve ne
pesnaneBs szl,ef. When overvosked n voah
iiiak should be cripple Tor life bss having
some Of KendaiPs SPAWN Cure though would Try
H. used ons-thiri OF bcstis and sxpsrienced
relief n once. The pain len me and has not
soph recommend Kendzlrs SPAWN Ours to all uhs
suEsr With .przins and rheumatism
Your, truly. MRS. . BOrTELL-
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IN, Pm. GRANGER.
KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!

ON
s: n"e ever ussd for deep seated pain q 2, o. short
a"ene some are afraid to use on human mesh simple aqss
medicine
GOD for NAN and We know from Experience that sPAvN
CURE child
wonderful human flesh blister make Try and
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FREE Of Chsros,

The genuine propriston Of Or.
King's New Discovery for Oonsump-
ton, specially request that all suffer
ers from consumption, coughs, colds,
asthma, bronchitis. los Of voice, din
Guilty Of breathing, tickling in throat,
night swests, phtyisic. quinsy. hoaDs-
mess, Group, or any Affection Of the
throat. chest OF lunSs. 10 call q 6sits's
drug store and get TRIAL bottle free Of
charge; which will convince you Of
its wonderful merits, and show you
what regular one dollar siss bottle
will do. Thoossnds Of hepsIsD su6.
eren who once looked forward % .
DARK and unpsoDising fseure, azS nov
the most happy beings On earth. hsv-
ing been eomplstsly cured b. On.
KIxeb NEW DDoovHRY ~ euusonp.
ton.
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sanity and IN
early grave. or
both. No mat
te- how shatter-
ed the system
may b from ex.
ceRes Of any
kind, . short
course Of this
medicine will
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WHAT Is GOOD POR BEAST Is
GOOD POI MAN.
Reod Oflts eject o. Human Flesh

Pssssss MN wsAisssss Co. .y.Y-Yeb.2.Is7s
81 KssDAIi. =. D.-Dsas s1r-rhe pastiesIar
vos asii6ssse sskts spssia Of sixteen months
saasAisg. ] hsd trts1 1any thing bu, 10 vain.
Yess Rsnlalfs epevls Csfs Dst the foss 70 the
. ssesssl pss1aSss. Hss . haiiy Hsimest 81 e1eeh
aoyshise % ever ~.
Ter sss'Y.o, f s.,.:I :. s z sEkl
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE!

K.IIsys Island. Erie Co.. Ohio. March 2lso.
Dn J. b KENDALL A Co.-G-nts-I have Used
your KendArs SPAWN Cure on q bona SPAWN and
am picard TO r-tSrt that IL has taken the rnlzfx~-
ment con- pletsy "a. II tsok tsftls 20 p<rfsfm
the cure am oonddent that n IL /. property us~d
IL viii do all you claim for 10
foafs truly, z. VI L1SfDLN.
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The Abilene Academy

This popular PRACTICAL. and BUSINESS
SCHOOL. located at Abilene. kassas. vir open lie
Fan Fern, SePse0bee 9Th. 1853.
We have established regular business and sc.de-
mic ocurses The former embracing Commercial
Arithmetic. Penmanship, Single and Double Entry
Book Keeping. Commission Banking. Laws Of Busi-
ness, Business Forms and Correspondence. The
latter all the Practical English Branches and
German, II desired. Scholarships Tor the Busi-
nsss Course will be sold for the next sixty days Al
$500 each. Terms for the Academic Course,
az % fer for the school year Of thirty weeks
In each case cash or note In sdvance.
Hon. J. NJ Hodge. L. 8. Land Once sslina.
Rev A. j. Hartsock Pastor Luth. Church, saiina
Hen C. H. 1<bold Abilene Bank, Abilene.
Mr. A. W. Rice First National Bank. Abilene.
Mr. r Bonebrake, Pres. Hardware Co. Abilene
q. p. HARR1NGTOX, Principal.
Abilene Ksnsaa
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KENDALL'S SPAWN /. RE
From COL. L. 7. FOSTER.

youngstown, Ohio. May 10Th. iss1
DR. II. J. KENDALL q Col hsd . very vaiua-
be had large bone spawn on one joint, aud a
smaller one On the otnsr, which made him very
lame. had him under the charge Of two yetsf-
tssry Surgeons. Who failed 90 cure him. I vas
one day reading the advertise NEXT Of KEyDAiI's
SPAWN CuRR In the Chicago Efyress, Z determined
st once 10 try H. snd got druggists here % s-nd
eli and thought vouId give IL . thorough thai.
used Il sccording 10 directions and by IN. fourth
day the colt ceased 10 be lame and the lump had
entirely disappeared. ! used but one bottle and
the colts limbs are - free from lumps and ..
smooth a. any horse In the State. He Il entirely
tured. The cure vas - remarkable that let too
Of my neighhon have the remaining ivo bottles
vho are no~ using IL. Very Respeetfully
L FOSTER
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TNREnIroRS and all other persons interested in
" the aforesaid ESTATE. arc hereby notified. tina,
n the regular term of the Probate Court in and
for said county, 10 be begun AMI held at the Court
Room In Saiina. and County Of Saline STATE OF
aforesaid on the hrst Monday IN the month Of
October. A. L.. ISL shall apply 20 sald .rrt f,r
. full and FINAL settlement Of said Estate
JOHN A. LARSON,
Adm'r Of John Lanibcrs. deceased
August 2ssh, A d., lsss sl,v
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FROM Rev. p. n. GRANGER.

PrsstAins elder Of ~. Aibsns District
-. Adams, VT. Jan. 3Nh. 1890
Da. ,. J. KENDALL 4 Coss-6ents-ln reply TO
kepdails SPAWN Cure has been very satisfactory
Indeed Three or four .yesn ago ] procured .
hottIe Of your AGENT. sD1 With II cured hor-~ Of
lameaes esased by . SPAWN. Last season my
borss became very lame and tnrned him cut for
few weeks when he became better ba, when
PIT him on the rcd he grew vorse, When dis
tie Of KendAlfs SPAWN Cure. and With les than .
bottle cured him % that he 10 not isme-aeifhsr
ean the bunch BE- found.
Respectfully your, p. ". GRANGER
Acme. Mich, December 18Th. 1873.
Da. D. J. KENDALL q Co.-Gents-I sent you .
dollar for your Kepdali's SPAWN Cure last summer
vhieh cured bone SPAWN vifh half = bottle. The
best IMMINENT ever used.
Your respectfully. HOMER B0x1E.
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PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL.

StoughiDn. Mass., March Isfk. Isl
b. ]. KEspELi a Co. -Gents-O justice To you
and myself think ought TO let yoG fno- that
have removed tive bone spssin- With KkSpALi'.
SPAIN GrRt. one very large one Don't kH0s
how long the .pavips had been there. have
osnei The hor.e eight months. II tool me four
months 10 take the large one OF ami two for the
small one. have USED ten boti!e>. III. horse 10
entirely sell not At all siis. and no bunch Ia Be
seen OF felt This l. wonderful medicine u -
new thing here bat n 1t does f.r al shat II has
don. for me- its sale will b. very great.
Raspse;fuliy your,
CHA. pAERTH
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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1882-05-11
ALTERNATE SECTIONS.

An act to amend section 8 of an act
to amend the caption and sections
l, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and of an act en-
titled "an act to provide for the
sale Of alternate sections of land,
in unorganized counties as sur
veyed by railroad companies ana
other works Of internal improve
mcnt and set apart tor the benefit
Of the common school fund; to
provide for the investment of the
proceeds and to repeal all laws in
conflict Herewith, approved July
g, 1879, and to provide for the sale
of such land in unorganized coun-
ties.
SECTION /. BE it enacted by the
legislature of the state of Texas,
That section s of the above enti-
tied act, approved April 6, 1881,
be so amended as hereafter to read
as follows:
Section 3. That so soon as the ap-
plication above named has been re-
ceived by the surveyor, the applicant
shall execute his obligation or pro-
missory note for the balance of the
appraised value of the land he de-
sires to purchase, agreeing and stip-
ulating TO pay to the governor of the
state of Texas, and his successors in
office on the first day of January of
each year, one twentieth of the
amount OF his obligation on promis-
sorry note with eight per cent inter-
est on the full amount of the princi-
pa, unpaid at the date of each pay
ment of interest, giving in said obi
CATION such description of the land
purchased as is contained
in his application; provided,
that the purchaser may have
the privilege of paying the entire
amount of the appraised value OF
said land at the date of purchase, or
such amount of prin1ipa and inter-
est as may be due at any time subse-
quent TO the execution of mis- oblIga-
ton or promissory note, and pro-
vided further, that any payment of
principal may be deferred for one
or more years, and all interest must
be paid annually OH or before the
first day of March of each year.
When any land sold under the pro-
visions of this act shall be timbered
land, no person shall have the right
to cut and remove any of the timber
therefrom until the purchase money
has been paid IN full, and no pine
timbered land shall be sold
for less than five dollars
per acre, and so much of any laws
now Ill force as authorizes the sale
of pine timbered lands for less than
five dollars per acre, is hereby re-
pealed.
Section 2. The near approach of
the close of the present session of
the legislature creates an imperative
public necessity, and an emergency,
that the constitutional rule requir-
ing bills to be read on three several
days be suspended, and that this act
take effect from and after its pas
sage, and it is SO enacted. APP
proved May 6, A. d. 1882.
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SYNOPSIS OF OPINIONS.
Court of Appeals.

James Merritt vs.. the state; from Co
manche cOunty.-On reversal of former
appeal In this case, it was held, that sin
the trial of man for adultery, the testi-
mony of his paramount as witness Is that
of an accomplish, or partieeps criminis
wide z. G. 1888 and will not support his
conviction unless corroborated by evil
deuce tending to connect him with the
offense. IL CT. Appeals, 1927. In the de.
termination of the only necessary ques-
ton at present, it is found, by cOmpari-
son of this and the former statement of
facts, that the chief difference is, that
the cOrroborative evidence now, instead
of being stronger than before, tends
rather to strengthen the appellants case
Outside the evidence of the accomplice),
US almost as strong circumstances are
furnished against one Mr.. Sadberry, an
other Orother-ln-law; and a certain Mr..
Frost, a married man, Is also brought
within the range of competitive sus-
picion as to the paternity OF the
alleged offspring of the adulterous
The prosecutrix had
s'hoed corn once during the summer"
with latter gentleman, "when corn was
walst-high, and they were alone in the
field and no one was near" Reversed and
remanded.-White. Z. +.
W. III. H. Harvey VS.. the state from
Coryell county.-There being no plea OF
record showing the issue in this case, the
Judgment is reversed and the cause re-
manded.-White, P. J.
Dick Saddler VS.. the state from Brown
county.-The charge was an assault with
intent to rape. The evidence shows that
the person alleged to have been assaulted
was widow, living with her son and
on a bright moonlight night, while Sleep
ing In her arbor, she found the defend
ant lifting up her clothes. He departed
gradually, upon the widow ordering
him three times to leave. He only
walked off "muttering something" The
defendant knew the son was away from
home, and the widow recognized him as
Dick Saddler. While the highly i'm
proper conduct was perhaps sufficient for
a conviction of an aggravated assault,
there was no attempt at force, whatever
may have been the purpose. When rape
is Intended by force, the latter must be
such as to reasonably overcome resist
ance, considering the relative strength of
the parties, and other circumstances.
rip. G. 529.1 An assault with the intent
10 commit any other offense is constituted
by the existence of the facts which bring
the offense within the definition of an as
sault, coupled with an intention to COM
nit such other ofense. lib. 506.] The
subject was a delicate one for the trial
Insufficient evidence to support verdict,
that the case may not be q precedent,
Judgment is reversed, and the case re-
handed for a new trial.-Winkler,J j.
Tom Sanford VS.. the state appeal from
Gregg county The defendant Is in
dicted with an assault with intent to rape
one IONA Bean, who is alleged to be
female girl. The charge thai, "to con-
stitute an assault to commit rape in this
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One OF the Independent CandI-
dates.
dallas Times. |

Dallas Times.
General j. b. Robertson, of Waco,
interviewed himself yesterday, and
sends the result TO the Dallas HerdLd
this morning. The Herald is all old
friend of the general-in fact, de-
sired him to make the race as an In
dependent candidate for governor, a
few years ago. At that time the In
dependents undertook to make up
Il "purse" to defray the expense of
the generals campaign, but The
effort only resulting in the garner
ing of $3.50, the movement, with the
general at its head, was abandoned.
Not the least cast down by
the two-years old fiasco, Robertson
announces in the Herald, of this
morning, that he, though disfigured,
is still in the ring, and that he in
tends to be an Independent candi-
date for governor. He has held a
kind of one-man convention, at
which he presided and turned out
from his thinking shop the same old
set of Independent principles. He
has painted 'em up little, but
they have been in the SER
vice so long. and been used so
roughly that the public know them,
At this convention Robertson ex-
presses himself satisfied with him.
salt, aud unanimously dominates
himself as a candidate for governor.
1t is safe to say he applanded the
nomination. He closes his platform
with kind of stump speech in
which he says: GAS a Democrat,
devoted to the principles of the
Democratic party, / cannot follow
my party banner when
the organization is perverted
to personal ends. Thoroughly de-
voted to the best interests of Texas,
| ask the support of all men who de-
sire to see state policy adopted
and followed which shall be at once
enlightened, just and liberal to all
the interests of the state" We will
not say how much Intelligence it re-
CURED to think up the above, but we
hazard the remark that it took a
fOrty-horse power egotism to per-
petrate it on the country. He asks
the support of all men who want a
state policy which shall be
enlightened, just and liberal
In other words he says
he carries in his hide all these
things, enlightenment, liberality,
etc. The Democratic party of the
state possesses no such man. There
is no such man outside of Robert
son, of Waco. He is, in his own
opinion expressed in public print,
the embodiment of wisdom and
Iiberality, the personification of in
telligence and honesty, and if the
proper number of votes are given
him we win have an enlight-
ened, just and liberal governor
A welding heat would not
make pink color rise to the cheek
of Robertson, of Waco-it is too
hard! We didn't want Roberts to
run. for governor a third time, but
if we had dreamed that his refusal
to make this race would result in
this states being forced to suffer, as
it will suffer by the appearance on
the surface of such Independents as
General Robertson, we should have
urged the Alcalde to grid up his
loins and run for governor as long
as life would allow.
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for services in attending on the COM
missioners of appeals for the years
1881 and 1882, to be paid in
equal proportions to the sheriffs
of Galveston, Smith aud
Travis counties, $500; for
supreme court library, $1,000 ;
to pay for removing supreme court
library. S61.50; to pay librarian for
extra work of removal, S25; 10 pay
for purchase of safe. $500; to pay
for purchase of mating for supreme
court building, Sl51; for furniture
| tor supreme court rooms, S62.50.
State department.-For rent of
book room from November Is, 1881,
to February %, 1882, at $40 per
month, $40; to pay CANNED Bros.
for recovering damaged books from
ruins of capitol, $50.
Adjutant generals office.-TO pay
for moving and guarding records
and furniture saved from burning
of the capitol, S6775; for supplying
tables, shelving and other office fur
niturc and incidrnials, S257; for re-
pairs on safe, S25.
Legislative.-To pay Will LAM
bert for indeXing journals of house
of representatives for regular session
of seventeenth legislature, $3.50.
PeDiteniiaries. - For conveying
prisoners 10 penitentiary, $76,2l5.75.
Quarantlne.-To pay quarantine
claims. S2421.S5.
Executive.-For payment of re-
wards, $630S.92.
Fish commissloner-To paw the
widow Of j. III. Dinkins his salary as
fish commissioner from April l,
1881, to December IS, 1881, eight
months aud eighteen days, at $1,000
per annum, $1075; TO pay salary OF
Fish Commissioner r r. Robertson,
from December q, 1881, to Feb
ruary %, 1882, at $500 per>annum,
$262.50.
To pay pensions to Texas vet
Grams, under special acts, for year
1881, $1,000.
To pay members of the veteran
board, their accounts to be ap-
proved by the governor, $500.
Section 2. The near approach of
the close of the session, and the fact
that many of these claims are past
due, and several departments him
dered for want of an appropriation
to pay others OF them, creates an
emergency and imperative public
necessity that. the constitutional
rule requiring this bill to be read on
three several DAYS be suspended.
and that this act take effect from
and after its passage, and it is so
enacted. Approved May 4, A. D.
1882.