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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22


Dhsald - seopped. NesIsct frs-
Qsently sssults In IN incus.ble Lung
disease q Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troehss does NOT
disorder the stomach like cslgh
syrups and ba1aams. bat act direcsly
on the lu0aa1ed Fasts. allaying lrrifs-
ton. give relief % n stllma. Bronchitis,
Coughs, Catasrh, and the Throat
Troubles which hi.,gsrs and Public
6Ueaken are 6uble Ia For thirty
yeafs Browne Bron, al Troches have
been recommended b. physicians. and
Hsvis~ ~ tc.ssd ~ MD snd cor.
slant use for nearly IN entire keuera-
tieD, they have attained well merited
renk among the few staple remedies
n tbs 80. 6eld q 8 cents . box,
everywhers. II
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what busy man OF woman has not
bssn annoyed b. having book agent
present hlmssif q the very busiest
time, be hih book ever 70 good. Now
I proposs to ON the citlsens Of salina
and vicinity the opportunity Of com.
Ing ct your own convenient time TO
my. homo aud ordering your books,
having your choice out Of hundreds
VI exee1lentb seks for the family some
Of which can be obtained ct no other
place In town. ! shall try to make II
an object to those who want reliable
books to order Of me and shall spare
NO pains to accommodate all.
Remember the place, No. IS, Seventh
street, with . large rock hitching post
In front. Mrs. A. N. See.
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the VIEWS A OF RECONSTRUCTED
CllCkITE.

There are now, We are told, by those
who ought to know. seven full-fiedged
regularly built whisky saloons in Sa-
lima. running i'm full blast, in direct
violation of law; for the thin subter-
fuge by which the law is evaded can
not conceal the lawless spirit that
turks in these rum-holes. BY the pay
ment of forty pieces Of silver each
month, by each doggery, these fOun-
taius of disorder are permitted to flow
I'm streams of fire and blood. and n
betrayal Of public faith aud conscience
IL consummated. 1t IL said this Is
Liberty" Yes, II is license with its
concomitants Of evil. 1t Is the pranc-
ing Rozinante of Glickism with John
Barleycorn driving furiously. Is this
state of things a credit TO the officers
of the law whose sworn duty 1t Is to
enforce 1t, and not rend il imperative
by such clumsy expedients: A voice
comes to us "where Is our county at
torney ." Echo answers, where :?
down at Topeka on a piscatory ex-
cursion for gudgeons, when he should
be at home preparing indictments
against the transgressors Of law. What
are the marshalls and other officers
doing? Do they not know that the
law Is very stringent in its require
ments of them: And have they not
sworn to do their dutyi Hundreds of
voters, As well as myself, that were
deceived and deluded by fair promises
last fall are now beginning TO open
their eyes-and mouths too And they
take no pains TO conceal their disap-
pointment and Indignation tina; sworn
officers should thus tritie with justice,
and bring reproach upon the name of
the city and county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22

ONE Of our Exchanges remarks
"that 8. N. Wood has prepared brief
In his contest case against Judge Pc
ters for . seat In Congress which is
unique In Its construction. 1t Is q di.
rect and powerful appeal to Demo
cratic Congress to give Wood the seat
on State rights grounds. Sam is try
ing bis case In Kansas" Sam Is en-
phatically, fearfully and wonderfully
made-like the mule. he Is somewhat
composite. or rather MOSAIC in his or
ganic structure. Large ears, brazen
checks, and vigorous kicks are har-
n,oniously blended together into one
fragrant lump Of animal life. This
whole conglomerate mass is known
by the name Of Sam Wood.
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Free Of Cost.

All persons wishing to test the mer-
H. OF great remedy-one that viii
positively cure Consumption, Coughs,
Colds. Asthma, Bronchitis, or any a.
lection Of the Throat and Lungs-are
requested to call at Oscar Seitz's Drug
Store and get Trial Bottle Of DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion free Of cost, which will show you
what n regular dollar-size bottle will
dO
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22

SrUARr ROBSON, who conducted
the simple services over actor Charles
r. Thorne's coffin, read the following
Telegram Of coincidence from Robert
G. Ingersoll: "say what your heart
prompts. A few team. q few flowers,
are all that the living can give to the
dead. The tragedy has ended; the cur
tain bas fallen; applause cannot lift
II up again. But memory and hope re-
main. Give my sincere sympathy to
those who weep" Thus does Mr..
IngersolI, over the grave Of his dead
friend, acknowledge y hope beyond.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22

But . few days only now remain to
do very important work in Cooersss
and it must not Be left undoue. The
Arst thing is:to cut letter postage to fsco
csRts. The second b TO wipe out all
stamp tAxes and al other internal rev.
saps taxes except those on liquors
and tobacco. The third and next In
importance TO the above IL the tariff
on Imported goods. Cut that down to
reasonable and proper figures, 80 as
not TO call for more revenue than Is
actually needed to meet the wants Of
the government. :
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22

HALF q dozen states still cling to the
folly Of annual elections. or annual
sessions of the Legislature. or both.
Massachusetts, Ii one Of them. Ere
Quent efforts to establish the bien-
nial system have failed, and the Com
mittee on Elections have just reported
against It once more. This is Butler
year, and one of the pet Butler hum
bugs In the notion that annual cleo
lions and annual sessions are q pal
ladioum of liberty. Massachusetts, Is
behind the times, but II will catch up
sooner or later
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22

N. d. SAMPSON, the editor of this
paper, IL now on q short visit to the
Capital city. hob-nobbing with the
solons congregated there, feasting on
the fat Of the land and drinking the
wine (unfermented) and oil that flows
there In such rich abundance. We
are holding the fort during his absence
and trust, on his return, that he will
ind the bulwarks still secure with
the journalistic flag flying in the
breess. We join with his many friends
In wishing him q pleasant journey
and safe return.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22
DEATH OF STEPHEN HeMPsTEAD.

This community was startled this
afternoon by the announcement that
Ex-Governor of Iowa Stephen Hemp
stead was dead. He died suddenly
aud in official harness. The old gem
tleman was quite feeble for some time
past, but wishing tn be doing some
thing his friends had him elected last
fall to the position of Justice of the
Peace, which position he has creditably
filled since the LIST of January. This
morning he came down TO his office,
- usual, transacted his business, and
went home to dinner. Upon his arrival
ut home he was suddenly attacked
with heart disease and expired in =
short time.
Mr.. Hampstead enjoyed the distinc.
ton of being the last democratic gov
ernOr Of the State of Iowa. His term Of
Office expired In 1855. He was first
elected In 1850, and served two terms.
Mr.. Hampstead was born ut New Lon
don, Conn. In 1872, removing to st.
Louis In 1923. He came to Galena In
1880, and in 1886, after admission to
the bar, came to Dubuque. He was the
first lawyer who began the practice
Of his profession in this city. He was
for many years the most active politi-
clan Of the Democratic faith In the
State, and held many responsible pos.
itiOns. He was very prominent In his
political views, but under all circum-
stances was ever q gentleman, and was
for his courteous man
neB Of the old school. In 1855 he was
elected County Judge and held that
Office about twelve years. His death
removes one Of the prominent land
marks Of the early history Of this State,
and IL b little enough 10 say of him
that all our citizens, regardless Of poll.
tics regret the departure Of the good
old man. He leaves two children, .
ION and daughter.-Gi06e- Democrat
EkA ~
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Oldest Ire "a The Word.

The oldest tree In the world, says
kno,ctedye, sO far m anyone knows. Is
the BO tree OF the sacred city Of Amar-
npOora, In Burmah. 1t was planted 2S8
BIC, and Is therefore now 2,l7O yeArs
old. Sir James Emerson Tennet gives
reason for believing that the tree Is
really Of this wonderful nge, refers In
historic documents In which IL 10
mentioned ut different dates. as 1872 A.
D., 223 AID, and 30 TO thepresent day
ITO it," says Sir James. kings have
even dedicated their dOnlinoes In testi-
rnony Of belief that II Il . branch Of
the identical fig tree under which
Bud,lha reclined Mt Urumelva when
he underwent his apOtheosis. Its
leaves are carried away a. streamers
by pilgrims, but II IL too sacred To
touch with u knife. and therefore
they are only gathered when they
fall. The kings oak in Windsor For
est, England. Is !, OOO years old.
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To Andres Larson and Mary Larson:

you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, That there
i b pov On Gle II the once Of the Cierk Of the
District Court within asd foe the county and state
sfossaA. he pstisies Of the Colouiaf and Uni-
ted states Nortsaes Company Limited. claiming
q yea the ssm efAve hundred dollaFs With twelve
PER eents9. PER aansD. Interest 90 sasne since
July 1seh 1o5l ssd essas Of this suit upon PROM
i8ey .sts eseeuted By you Of date July 18Th. 1s1.
1nvn for 1se hundred dollars: also sskiag for the
loSselosure efa nortgage given by you. upon the
Wss1 half sf he ssuSk vest quarter Of ssrtion
fventy go, n Township Fouriees ds). south Of
Range Two 81, Wess 9Th r. y. Ia aid County Of
ealise ed STATE Of KaBsas. 70 secure said nate.
ALI sskiae tAss . reeetver BE- appointed u Ake
ehaEe and control aid m,Sssase property Tor the
ss..at Of Al g'.in.i6 And ,.hl deIendasis e.
peeltDsn 1lea ~ plaintiff an before the sth day
81 April. lsg9. % the aid petition Of said Colonial
ss1 Omitted eessse Mortgage Go. Limited, VII b
takea - TIE, - tnAgDsat ssA decree rendered
- DsoyeA ~ b ~ Dseitleo.
csssssa! ~ Usitsd sssss hsrs9as. Company
Lioie1s - thsis stty. L. X. HoLa
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sac g. That orders be drawn on the city treas
urer for the payme Of the same.
SEC. .. That this ordnsncr take effect aud be
In force ffus.s and after lie passage.
Passed and approved Feby. H. lss5.
(AfrEsr.l y. ,. ADDISON, Mayor.
3. T. BowRy, City Clerk. l-S
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For Sslo.

A stock farm Of $50 acres, with good
timber and water, on Hobbs Creek,
Saline county. Also house and lot,
with bakery, OH santa Fe avenue, Sa-
lima Apply to H. REEs.
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22

IT has been conceded by a number
Of Senator Ingalls, friends that he
would not be elected two years hence
in fact would not again enter into
contest. Many Of John A. Anderson's
friends have spoken of him as Mr. In
gals successor, and in different To-
calities throughout the State his prob
able candidacy has been viewed ap-
provingly. Recently, however, his
action In Congress has raised the ques-
ton a. to his soundness as Repub-
lican. or a. n level-headed statesman.
and II Is not at all Improbable that ID.
G. Haskell, Judge Thatcher, G. T.
Anthony, or some one else hardly
thought Of in connection with the
Senatorship. will be brought into the
contest against Mr.. Ingalls,.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22

A man who ventures upon the study
Of sclence after his marriage b apt to
have his mind diverted By many con-
alterations that do not properly arise
nom that study. A young BrOoklyn
husband hadn't fiuished half docen
chapters Of . work on geology before
be observed 10 his wife: my dear, I
wonder II the women Of tbs glacial
epoch bed cold feet"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22

THE following chunk of wisdom
falls from the lips of Solomon Miller
nat on the head of John A. Anderson.
Sol, no doubt. feels relieved after the
discharge Of such an avelanch:
1--WE are sadly afraid that our Con-
gresham, John A. Anderson, is be-
coming cranky. Almost every day,
he gets up and cavorts around ON the
Democratic side of the tariff question.
declaring that he will not permit the
Republican rarity 10 he ruined and the
Western people impoverished by re-
tanning q duty of one-fourth of one
per cent. upon whetstones, or sand pa
per, or cotton neck-ties, or something
equally important. The truth of il is,
that Mr.. Anderson Is a victim of the
ruinous system which we recently
had occasion to refer to. We have
heard ii stated that every prominent
college in the United States. with a
solitary exception, has violent Free
Trader for its Professor of Political
Economy. Mr.. Anderson was not
educated at that one, and the poison
injected into him during his college
days is just working out"
The Kansas City Journal has this
to say about our Congressman, Ander-
SON:
Congressman Anderson. of Kansas.
is now voting with the Democrats at
every convenient opportunity. There
is an explanation offered which may
have something in 1t. 1t Is, in sub
stance, that Mr.. Anderson intends to
be q candidate for the senate to sue
coed Mr.. ingalls,, and that he expects
to have sufficient Republican follow
ing to unite with the Democrats and
Greenbackers and thus bid deiiaace to
q Republican caucus. 1t will do to
keep an eye on Mr.. Anderson's move
ments."
We have been surprised in reading
our exchanges to notice the severe |
criticisms On Hon. John A. Anderson
In the position he In taking on the |
Tariff question. The above are speci- |
mems of this kind Of censure. This IL
all wrong. And in many instances
e IL but an ebullition of ignorance.
John knows what he Is doing. He IL
level-headed. He is sincere in his ef- |
forts for the interests of the. people,
and the people in the long run, will
sustain honest public servants. We
have frequently been unable to agree
with him; but all must concede to him
even his enemies-ability. earnest
ness, courage, and perseverance, even
INTO the end. These are certainly
good qualities In q congressman.
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Mill Dam Commission
erS Notice.

70 Al Whon N6r Cbacsrn:
NOTlcE Is nEkEBY GIVEN, That We the
~ upderslgncd we're on the 10Th day Of February,
John H. Prcscoti, Judge Of the district Court Of
seline County. State Of Kansas. upon petition of
William kGeis and Edward II. Gibbs. partners do
Ing btsincss under the Arm name and style Of Geis
Gibhs - commissioners, 10 make Assessment OF
all damages which viii result TO any persop BY
reason Of the erection and maintenance forever %
. certain MILL dam By saM Arm OF Gel. 4 Gibb.,
and 10 perform al other duties required by Law In
such csses, aud that Tuesday. the tenth day Of
APRIL A. D.. las1 has been nxed as the day Of our
meeting. 1t mine O'Clock A. N. Of said day at the
place Of the proposed erection Of the sail mill
dam, on that Tract Of land which Is contained With
mencing Of point so feet due south from the
northwest eornefDf the northwest quarter Of sec
tiou twelve In township fourteen south, OF range
tve. vest sftbs 0eh Principal Meridian In said
state. thence running east 30 feet, thence south
60 feet, thence vest no feet. thence north GtD
County. d winch time and place having beenVdIy
qualified - such commissioners 70 meet for the
iolio eing purposes, to-vit: To examine the point
n which sad dam Is to be located and erected aud
the lands and real estate above and below the
dam which will probably be injured by the cree
tion Of said mill dam, 10 hear the allegations and
testimony Of all parties inteSed. make an assess-
ment Of the damages TO esch person which viii
suit thereby, 10 inquire into oil matters in said Pc
tition contained, and perform such other duties
- sre required Of us by law. Applications for
damages should be In writing and filed with the
co0oi.ioners or any one OF them, by parties In
Dated Nev Cambria. Saline Co. Kansas, rsby.
lsth. A: D. lsS.
8. P. DossYsR. Commissioners.
CHARLIE 9. EsEamARDr.) <-St
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GIVEN AWAY.


Everybody, who Is suffering frum
Scrofula. Chronic Rheumatism, Jaun-
dice, Billiousness. Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ton, Constipation, or Costiveness,
Headache. Loss Of Appetite, Chills
or Fever, Malaria, Backache, Female
Weakness. Nervous arrangement,
General Debility. or any Blood, Liver,
Kidney, Stomach or Bowel disorder
can obtain q trial bottle Of Marsh's
Golden Blood and Liver Tonic, free
Of charge, by calling at Aug. Eng
strom 4 Co.'S drug store. Persons who
have tried this famous medicine can
procure the large bottles 1t so cents
and $iOO. 1t purifies the Blood, in
vigorates the Liver, Stomach and
Bowels, regulates the Kidneys, and
strengthens the system.
For all diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs use Marsh'a Golden Balsam.
aothsrs I aaethsss aaeshsss ili
Are you disturbed ct night and brok.
en- Of your rest by . sick child suffer
Ing and crying with the excruciating
pain 0fcutting teeth? Ifso 20 1t once
and get q bottle Of Mn. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the
poor little sufferer iminediately-de.
pend upon Il; there n no mistake about
It. There 10 not Q mother on earth who
has ever used II, who tell youwill no
ct once thAtit will regulate the bowels,
and health to the child, operating like
mselc. II u rIe w 20 " "
+ the nr.scr;uf;cn N 80 orth. oide"t
and best female phyulcians and morn.
e. IN see onItsc osss~ So'o W.T.
- oY.-.e
Catarrh Cured. health and swss
breath pecured BY 6hiloh's Catarrh |
Kennedy. frice u eents. Nasei IN
Jeescr iree. osof oes"-
Group. Whooping Coagh and Bron-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22

THE death OF two such distinguished
men - VIM. E. Dodge and Marshall
Jewell. calls for more than passing
notice. The former was . well-known
christian philanthropist, identified
for over sixty years with great vari-
ETY. Of public movements, and always
found ON the side Of religion, moral
ity, order, patriotism and philan-
thropy. He was deeply interested in
ill educational movements. Hundreds
Of young men and women were edu-
Gated ct his expense. He was equally
well known % promoter Of the tenn
pefance reform, and for years has
been the President of the National
Temperance Society. He has been
active In promoting legislation on
this subject, studying the aspects Of
this question IN its application to this
coentry and England. Another In.
tsssst which enlisted his lIveliest SYM
pathiesand most splendid benefactions
We the cause Of missions. home and
foreign. His enlightened zeal and
liberallty traversed every field Of
Christian civilization. Here Is an ex.
ample for all to follow. Marshall Jew
ell vs. . different Tran, and occupied
. different sphere oflife; but like VIM
Z. Dodge, carried with him int livery
position his christian manhood and
character. From . laborer IN Q tan
yard, be reached high civil and polit-
Seal honon. He was the head of the
Hspublican organization ~ chairman
Il u national committee In the last
pgssidsntial campaign. He was sew.
eeal times Governor Of Connecticut,
. veil - our minister 1t St Petefs-
burg. He was . Congregationalist,
~ bsllsve, and Il h said that his de-
vet cAurshgoing on Sundays aston-
iGhea the dsplomatic world to whose
haAab g steod In marked contrast.
H rsmoval d such men il . great
~, ~ only to their immediate
bat 10 the whole world Of CIV
l1lsa1tsa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22

Tns Atchison Champion thinks
thses ere . thousand saloons In the
stats. The Chanpios's estimate b
rather under than over the real num-
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Ordinance No. 368.

An ordinance max ing appropriated for the
Pc yusent Of certain bills. he Il ordained by the
Mayor and Councilmcn OF the city u saiina,
KanAa.
SEC. I. That the sum Of ss,i.lo bs appropria-
ted out Of the city treasury for the PAYNE u Of the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22

cit may be news to you since you
have invited me to 'smile,'" said Mr..
bob" Burdette. the humorist, to .
Pittsburg Post reporter the other day,
''that I have become total abstainer.
I reduced the matter to figures, and
found out that to each man is allotted
one barrel Of whisky, and BY clsse cal
culataon discovered that I had drunk
Q barrel and Q half; In other words. 1
had drunk my share and half OF some
other mans barrel. I am too honest
to rob anybody, especially Of the
whisky we get nowadays, and there.
fore have quit drinking whisky en-
tirely."
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Publication Notice.

baass Di'ria Gnrf efaAe osafy o. Saiiss and Sat
Of kansas.
The Colonial and Usited States Mortgage Com
pany. Limited. versus Asdrev Larson and Mary
LagDo0.
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n .ls,sugsa sinolv ssslss Nsv
York. JUns II Wl1Ila1a CHllss by.
ant dIed q 5ss6 thls mesnlnR: The
wish esnbodisd IN the tblIoving lines,
written In HE yossges days ~ ben
Rvnnted:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22

Il young politician explained the
tattered condition Of his trousers to
his father by stating that he was sit
ting under an apple tree enjoying him
self when the farmers dog came along
and contested hisspat
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The Legislature is wasting q great
deal Of time and money in useless dis
cushion and needless investigation.
The Senators and Representatives
were sent to Topeka by the people to
"0cf ACT in the living present-Heart
within, and God o'erhead"-and not
TO gas, gas In the dead, dead past
Wind within, Old Nick at hand"
There are things that must be done,
or the Sovereign people will appoint
for them . day Of judgment. They
must give US an effective and practica
BILE railroad bill-a Congressional ap-
portionment bill. A land commission.
or 10 needed, Legislation Is also needed
in relation to the investment of school
funds. And has not Gov Click told
them that "horse DOCTOR" next to
whiskey, Is an antidote for all the ills
Of life? Let the Legislature then be
up and doing and meet with their g.
gantic intellects, the grand possible
ties now before them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-02-22

THE bill recently presented in the
Senate by Senator Dawes. providing
for the imprisonment Of invaders OF
the Indian Territory, has been favora-
bly, reported. 1t Is expected that II
will be called up to be acted upon this
week