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meens tariff reicTrl uitt an uncouprun ilin icanin
toward Frce Trade and he rite q bay rooda In
EHEland sr ellsuecre uherefer you can bay eu he
ehezpesi- Hars doEn heavy Or Tie Free Trnae
tsndsncT amcng your srpfcst nErieuliolral
ffisads W.H. BtssUH Chssrman.~
"Iknowed i'll kn0wed Il : shrieked
the good old deekin. sHoorayl We
hev q platform which means free
trade. Some trouble ensOOf. Issaker
swOFe that the dispatch sent 10 the
Deekin was bogus and the Deekin
swore that the dispatch sent TO Issaker
wuZ bogus, for both he'd he'd the
platform red TO them, and they both
he'd construed it.
Issaker denounced the Deskin q q
id ass: "for," sed he, docs not
Randall Of Pennsylyany accept the
platform and isn't be = Perteekshun-
i.t?''
"D-d ass yerselfi" retOrted the
Deekin docs not WRttersOn, and
Carlisle, and Morrison, and Hurd all
accept Il, and ain't they Fabid Free
Traders ?"
And then, ez these two DimOerats
wuz THROWN mud at each other, tue
meeiin broke up in row, snd Joe
Bigler rolled OFF lafiin, reniaFkin that
NAE MAN UlNNN anA AAAE AA-ANa AAAaIa 04A
be Wantid the platform eleeFly defined
and he didn't know how else 10 git
cleer ennunciatiOn Nv vat Il ment
han by telegrafiin the chairman Nv
the DimOcTatie Nashnel Committee.
He should immejitly pereeed 10 tele-
more of EN- soon, and wood heye
nnsers by the time the DimOoracy NV
the Corners Wantid 90 raiify agin.
Ef the good Lord Ia his Infinite
mercy wood only take Joe Rigler 10
his buzum, / e0Od git along with the
DimOcracy here. He never appears
upon the surfis without nakin trouble.
He aud that POLLOK from IllinOy
manage TO keep us la hot water all
the time Wood that the good old
times wuz back agin wen we Good or
ganize and invite 'em, at tue muKzle
OF the shOt-guns to move. But them
days hev gone with Us. Down In
Mississippi Il wood anser' or even 10
Danville, ViFginny; but here the
niggers are too strong for that SORT Of
argument, and our sperits Is brpke.
Issaker and the Deekin cOmmenst
the old fife over agin, and heven't
been able 10 cOmpermlse the matter
as yit. lt Is a cold world and full Nv
trouble. PETROLEUM v. RAsBY.
lin constant hot water.)
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The leading Democrats Of The
country begin to see the hopslsssness
Of continuing Cleveland on the tTaek.
IL Il stated that Abran S. Hewitt
hes made up hIs mlRd to oone out
and oppose Cleveland's continuing as
q candidate. The Buffalo scandal has
completely upset and demOrAiiEed The
managers, who commenced Al a.
tack upon Blaine's early life, with The
thought Of wIping him frOm the face
Of the earth. Il Is possible that
Cleveland's defeat will be as complete
as Greeley's In 1872. To retire him
from the track will be as fatal 70 the
Democratic cause. So Democracy
Poor old DemOcFaey-is on the ragged
edge, as Il has been for the last Is
years. aud no nearer q victory.
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The earthquake in New York and
New Jersey yesterday was Of the
same pattern as that which created
50 much eOmmOtion in England q few
weeks ago. It astOunded and fright
ened people without hurting anyone,
and shook houses without destroying
as much property In the whole dis
turbed district rs would be destroyed
In a commonplace fire In Chicago.
But even these erOekery-bFeaking,
plaster-cracking earthquakes have
been Of such infrequent occurrence in
the Eastern States as 30 make them
something a little better than q nine
days wonder. In 1911 there were
earthquakes In the Mississippi Valley
that opened, the record says, great
ehasms I'm the earth" In 1872 an
earthquake In California destroyed
several small towns and resulted In
the death Of about thirty people.
After these the New Jersey earth
quake Of yesterday comes next In
rank Chicago Llter-OcedIL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

BEING interviewed Saturday. John
Kelley stated that Cleveland did not
represent the Democratic principles,
but nevertheless the Tammany or
ganizatiOn would recognize the party
nominations, but would net make ef-
forts to secure their election. While
not directly boiling the ticket, the
TammRnyites would vote individually
and indications pointed 10 the fact
that General Butler would receive
large majority Of their ballots. Mr..
Kelly feels that Butler will play an
important part in the pending election.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

9 Usd1 noi deny that ths lsv We had hrokc.
but ~ thoEeht youd consider Il as = god Do
s. aarol you % pardon ~ oiii n you coni
he an1ger came promptly you couh and yea
So. VIA hanneE and aaes, ue Married out 30 gzy,
i3oms ..id he't ~ cone. Tor = ehaIrh he'd leeu
Bui tAse6nIii vsai oGa, ihs iSsdy be siprrd
Hss baby rosd fsllov ana gave us thrse ehssrs.
kut tsll yea Ehat Gov. Il male ne foel queer.
Lor didHt expect. net exactly, you see
That he'd make q ehEia thlel 0fa feii0u lika ne
Irs al vsry vel. for Tos anf for me.
II re ehcose - Eei drunk thicl Or % on spTre;
Bet our innocent boys we send them 30 school
To learn 70 - mes. ani nDt 70 Be fools
Bot I've kepf yout long uci here On the street,
~ threats agial dry, and u l. your trtai.
Alih yoai Ho1or % bach ns ue dom care straw
Nhatoihsrs may think beat cur brsakiug The laEl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

VAN BUREN BENNETT has man
aged 10 keep up his racket until he
has induced a few ProhlbltioRista 10
unite with him In calling q PrOhibl.
ton State Convention 10 meet On
Lawrence, Sept. ID. This viii Be =
slim affair. Nine-tenths Of the Pro
hlbltiOnsts Of Kansas have already
made up their minds 10 support the
Republican State Ticket. Bennett b
3 Democrat, and his move ls IN the
interest of Democracy. His party b
very anxious to have such . cOnven-
tson called and thus divide the Re
publican vote. Martin Van Barren
Bennett is only ObeyIng the beheais o.
his Bourbon friends.
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Butler win Run.

Boston, Aug. 6.-The following
letter is self explanatory
Boston, Aug. 6, 1884.
To Hon. Charles 4. Dana, Editor Of
the NetO York Sun, ~ y. City:
DEAR SIR.-As a means Of reaching
more queFists than / can do in any
other way, write you this note for
such Use as you choose 20 make OF Il.
answer l do intend 10 stand by the
nominations for the Greenbaek and
LabOringmen and Anti-MOnOpOlists,
and hope everybody will vote foF me
who thinks Il Is the best thing 10 do.
/ will state the reasons for my action,
which are controlling, to the public
as SOON AS l can have the benefit Of
Mr.. Cleveland's letter Of acceptance,
that while I disagree with him, l may
do him no injustice. Very Truly,
your friend aud servant,
BENZ. +. BUTLER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

Our frat report Of the Institute ls
rather late In making its appearances,
but lt Is ''BsttsF late than never"
The Teachers Normal Institute
held its hrst session on Monday fore
noon Of the eth inst. supt. L. A. Da-
Wis called the institute 20 order and
made introductory remarks. Arecess
was given during which 54 members
were enrolled. PrOfs. COopar and
sslby made aPpEOpriats remarks, (ths
latter being 4 new Instructor was ilFst
Inlroduosd TO the tsaeheEs.) We
must not be % partial OF ssEJsisf as 10
omit Prof 7. N. Becksy, whose smIl-
Ing countensnce was visible among
those of our instructor he is one o.
Saline c0untyis old teaehers and al
WuyB reeeiveaa hearty welcome. 10
D naaless Cor me 30 attempt % give
ANYTHING in full, Hu1lcs it 10 ~ that
oar Instructors are fuli of the Subjects
which they teaeh, and present them
10 Isa fn a very sble manner. Prof.
Ccopar's philosophleal experiments
are Intensely Interesting. not only %
The class, bat 60 every one who Wit
nezEes them. His leclqres on Mental
soiones, and spzciai Didhclies no one
can af0rd 20 lose. The manner in
which be handles History is really 20
b envied. History is one of the de-
ieslahle studies in m0st cf our oom-
men sch0olz, snd Whyf Simply BE-
eapas the teacher laekE The ability To-
present. q in 3 proper manner. Geog-
Fapby and School Managemsnt are
di1posed Of by Prof. Cooper IN = sim
liar mennar. The bnnches which
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

The Democrats Of Kansas are lOsing
faith in their Presidential candidate
and are now devOting their attention
20 the reelection Of Geo. w. Click.
But they will find that Click is -
odIOus in Kansas as Cleveland, and
these two Old-liners will glide down
70 oblivion, hand-ln-hand on election
s1au.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

The Democrats inaugurated the
tattoo business. In Cleveland's ease
there are no white spots visible. The
Democrats would now, no doubt, be
glad to let the candldates alone and
engage In q discussion Of political
g--rras
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NOIIos Gf Fl6ai settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS. l..
County Of saline.
IN fhe Probate Court ia and for said
County.
In the matter q the estate Of A. A. Morrison, de-
eeaaed.
EREOlTOR9 aud all other persons ina resiei ln
~ the Aforesaid Estate, arr hereby poiifsl that
81 the regular term Of the Probate cSt IN and faf
said county 70 BE- leun an,i held in u r1nrt rili
IL Saina and coanty % Saline, stale hfaresaii an
the drst Monday In the month Of October, A. u.
1881, shall apply % said eOuri for fun aud dual
settlement Of said Estate.
THOMAS ANDERSON,
Exreuios ofthe Esiaie Of A. A. Morrison deed
August sth, issi- 29-5W
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Sherif's Sale.
RI DIHLE, Plaintiff,

r. n DIHLE, Plaintiff
MINNIE TRESSIN, Admr'E oil
&. w. Trcssin, deceased ct al.
Dclendanis
Wlf virtue Of an orler Of ale issued .out Of the
- District Court OF The Fourteanih Jmlicial
District within and for she County OF Saline and
Stale oi Kansas In the above entitled case and %
me directed ami delivered, / will on the 18th day
q August, A. ID. lsSi, al two O'Clock T. n. % aad
day - the tast door oi the Court House iu the
City of Nailma, Saline C1unty, Kansas, ofIrr for
ale AZ f1hhc Auction, % the highest and best
bidder for cash IN hand. the following descrihel
real estate, to-a d lot Number SeFrnty-seVeu
CI7l. on santa Fc Avenue In the city OF salina
Saline county, Kansas, with tCnemcni1, BE- rclita-
menia and appuTtcnanccs thcreunto heiuuginr
SAID Real Estate J. taken the properly 81 the
aboye-nancd defendants ami appraised AZ slO0
above the mortgage Of $3.50, and viii De sold %
satisfy sanl orior Of sale or pari thereof
Given unlsr my hand this 18th day of July, A.
D., lseL oLOF FUkSSE,
2i-M sheriff NJ Saline County. Kansls
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

THE Bear, Thetls, and Alert, OF the
Greeley expedition, arrived ct Gov
ernor's Island, n. Y, Friday, and
we're received by secretary Lincoln
Generals Sheridan aud HaneOek, and
other officials, the forts firing 4 funeral
salute. The bodies OF the dead win
lie In state In the hospital until re-
moved by friends.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

THE poet Whittier, whom every
man. woman and child Of our country
loves for his numerous patriotic lines
-says:''I am not prepared to abandon
RepublIcanism and go over 70 q party
whose principles and measures / have
opposed for the last quarter Of q cen
tury.n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

ALABAMA voted the first Monday In
this month. Arkansas votes th g first
Monday in September Georgia, the
first Wednesday Of October Maine,
the second Monday In September (;
Ohio, second Tuesday IN October /;
Tennessee, the first Thursday In
August; Vermont, the first Tuesday
Ia September, and West Virginia, the
second Tuesday Of October.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

The Greenback Labor party held .
Congressional Convention ct Clay
Center on the sth inst, and nOmin'
ated NJ. d. Penney, OF Davis county,
for Congressman OF this District.
Several delegations openly advocated
the endorsement Of the Republican
candidate, John A. Martin, but Fem
Ion secured tine prize.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

THE tarifTquestlon ls to bethOrOugh-
ly discussed In the North American
RevieiO. Free Trade arguments VIII
appear in the September number, snd
Protection views in the October. The
ablest writers ON both sides have been
engaged.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

HENRY TANNER, who lived In Al
ton, ILL.,, In 1887, and was the friend
of Elijah p. Lovejoy, Is now q resident
Of Buffalo, aud In n private letter TO
Judge Warren, Of Jerseyville, ILL.,,
says that the stories about Governor
Cleveland's private life are true, but
the people did not know them when
he was elected Governor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

The PrOhibitiOnists claim they will
carry enough votes 70 throw the
election Of president into the house.
The House is Democratic and would
elect Cleveland. The PrOhibltiOnists,
for all their cause will gain by Il, may
as we'll vote direct for cleveland and
Hendricks. s.-LeayEniD0rfh Times.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

Ara height OF 500 feet, the last layer
Of stone was placed Saturday on the
Washington monument. Work on
the roof, which will be flfty-Gvs feet
high. will be Immediately begun.
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DELlRQUEHT TAX list, 1893.
Notice tn TaXnaVars-

OFFICE OF COUNTY rREksUREe,
SALfNE CsuNrr. EaNaaf.
July p 1851.
NOIICE = hereby given that thr f,liouine tls-
- scriirli lanls and tnEu los or 81 mnrh fhsrr-
of e. uiay D. necessity Coz thai rarIsIls riiuu
TifestiGg September. 1851.
and during The nsEt sI-ccediug days thereafter be
silt 10 puhlic anrtinu AZ my altr- in the court
housr n Salina. Sainc Couuiy ktnzas. Tor the
iazes aud ehargea thereon far the ,r1r ~ issi
J. D. maNfLuoN
Trrasurrr, Saline Cuuuiy. Kans1s
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rnILLIrs ADpIrIoN
PHILLIPS sECo
ADDITION
PREsCOTT's ADD
TON

com 20 fcct e of 81 cor Of De %, ath . Phil
tips Adj; thence 80 n rs % e s-n
q, n i15 u, o. hcginninc. 1T5V2io 70 part
nc I, lf-lf1 ~ 81
com 2i5 q 90 Sc Cor OF loi 10, Ninth 50,
Phillips adj 250 o. - O., g 20 70. n.s
q % beainning, 25X1in Go, pt ncqr 10. Ia . =
com go n 81 sr cor iut 90 on uth g, rhii-
hps' Ali. thrEcc so O.. 81 n e so
q, n 81 it, o. hcrnniu1, oU1xdl0 q. ruFf
o. I. Rita Is %
com $50 n % ne cor OF seqr It.1t.3.s Isst
u, " 52s q, n iS2l q, g IS n, lsaixs1s q,
p ssqr lt. i4, ., 4to
con 705 q s. and sql n " Of ne COZ of seqrlt
L. 3, " 10 q. l5o n. la o.. N TO nt0
heginnins, iltxi50 %, D. SIR li. 10. g. o.
com al point as n sani 1si q cofuwcor
% ncqr seqr 10, 10, s. e L. O.. % @.
l33 n, n % n, aoxl,s2, pt seqr o. 49, fOE
com af nc cor OF scqr if, if. 3, = los %,
~ r. lO5 q, 2 ss2 q to ber. i15xZSe. %
seqr "a, las. % o.
com at sc cor uf ioi l. 4th q, Hollands All.
thence 80 q, " 30 q, n 80 %. e. 2ioN,
lSlx2io, part vt. t1-lf-1, ~ g
com coo u ofs fsW cor l0t Z. santa Fe ave.
Holland add, 30 q, N 10 %. Q 5i5 Gl-ioo
n. 40 n, " ad5 6i-loo n, "a iso n, % sE
ar IS 1f,A o. O.
CON so % % 81 cor lot santa Fe ave.
Hollands add - n, s,u 70, 5l q,
SO a. i0x3s0 q, pt sWgr l3, %, .. $50
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

1T is positively said that Roscoe
Conkling will work aud speak for the
Republican ticket that be will make
two great speeches i-One at Utica and
the other al New York City.
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that lctiors tes;amcn-
~ tary on the estate % Emma B. Bishop, DE-
ceased, Wero granted % the undc cralrnel on the
lgth day O. July, 4. D. lsst BY the Probate Court
Of Saline County, kansas. Now, au persons haT-
ing claims against said estate, hereby not ilc
that they must present the same 20 the undeTaru-
"a for a!lowancr within one year from thc date OF
said letters, or il.-y may be piccluiel frum any
benefit of such estate and that II such ella inns hC
nui exhibited within three years after the date 81
said lctfors they shall Dc forever barred
WILLIAM BISHOP
Executor OF the estate Of Emma D. Bishop, dee ~
July igth. ISL 3-sw
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

soME Of the Democrats hereaWay
claim that they intend voting for 81
John, to help throw the election Into
the House aud thus secure Cleveland.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

JOHN A. MARTIK's spsech st the
oDera House last night is eOnsidsEed
by many to have been the best ever
delivered In that room.
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Notice.

~ 0ricE Is hereby gives that q is the iuicntion
~ Of the BOARD of County Commissioners % Sa-
line county, Kansas, 70 appropriate sun not 20
eeed one Thousand dollar, Out % the general iunl
or Salins oOunty, for the purpose "a builiing q
Eagon or road Eay bridge acrus the Saline river
On the Nhfof section Is. Twp IS, range ) vest oi
the 9Th P.M.
Also a sum not 10 exceed one thousand dollars for
The purpose Of builfinga bfidEe cfthe same d.
scrpii0n acrOss the saline river between snciions
Is aBdi6 ih Ssid township IS range ueat. The
estimate cost Of said bridge mol 70 eEeecd tEo
th0usand dollars 10 sallne eOunty.
By orler Of the B0ai % county Commissioners
JOSEPH SARGENT, coHntY CLERK.
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A sEvERE earthquake shock Wai
felt al along the Atlantic eOast Sun
day afternoon.
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Notice.

n NHE 0vneTsOr Managers 0f Traction Thrrshlng
u mlchine engines arc hereby noiifed that the
county Il not resp0nsible for any damage 70 ihem-
selves or their property Vhirh they nay sustain By
attempting 30 eros county bridges and thai the
owner or OEners Of any Of said engines will be
prosecuted 10 the utmost extent Of the Law for any
damage uhich they may cause 10 any county bridge
IN Saline county ~ eFosslHa or 4tieHi ng - cross
the same. I
b. 0i1er OF the Beard Of County Commissioners.
August tih, aSsi
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-08-14

THE Topeka Salo0n-keepers, Rags
dale and Mosier-whO proposed to
defy the Judiciary aud the laWs-paid
their ines and were released.
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To William A. Cover, Mary l. Sanborn, Addie
Observation-Disclosures OF the estate Of Chauucey
Tan, deceased-Frunk Il. Tan, Mabel Iafi and
Raymond G. Tan, minor helrs Of Chauneey
Tan deceased. .Addie Tan, as guardian Of Frank
RIafl, Mabel Tan and Raymond G.. Tan, minor
heirs ol Chauneey Tan, deceased, and Addie
VOU and each OF you are hereby notified that
y the plaintiff above named has aied her peti-
0n In The Above e1ttled court against you and aald
Above named defendants, Ia the Aforesaid entitled
aetion, 10 which the parties, plaintiff and defend
snts are aa ebove stated: That you have been sued
the nature q the Judgment sought aud prayed for
By said paintih In her said petition agalnst y0u In
slid action ). for judgment agalnst defendant
William A. cOoyer for siti6 IS with Interest there
on hon l5ih ofdune "A. D, lSss, at the nie Of y
per cent per annum, on q certain coupon note o.
bond, made by said William A. COoVer on 18Th Of
December, 4. D. 1850, 70 Crippsn, Lawrence 4 Co,
or bearer, fof $500; which note OF bond vas, for
Vaiue received, sold and delivered By sid Crippen,
Lawrence &c. 20 said plaintiff; and also for judy
ment OF foreclosure Of certain real estate mort
gage, executed and delivered 70 said Crippen Law
renee Co. By said william A. CO0Ter, In order 10
secure sad note or bond. On The Wcat halfof north
vest quarter. and n0rlh halfof southwest quarter,
of fseetion Ne. four "a m township Nc sixteen fsl
Orlezs, In Saline county Kansas Hhleh said mart
EAge Waa, for value Feceired, daily aazignod and
transierred By seid CripPen, lAurehce 4 Co %
Md eourt tosel the nd nortgaged premises, With
out apprAlsonent q pay such judgment (End costa
q sniil 50 ~ aforesa q y RENDERED 1aid note
o. bqnd And also % b1r fog1elosr and exclude you
and each q sou, and eacA AID ever ore % the de-
lendn1ts y aid action. nm nnY snd 81 Interest
len or elAin In and % nd moltgagei real eIiats
from and afior sueh rais fhoreof; and that unier.
you answer the said plaiaiiG Pettion on oF hsiors
ISh Gat Of September, n. d. 1884,
the sane WI be taken 81 true. and Judgment q
the Bature g hereinbeiore stated and prayed for
viii Be rendered accordingly.
Pl1iatlE
b JOHN @. sFIVET, her Atiiornsy. E-st
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IN ne Ditrict Court Of the County Of
Saline aud Slate Of Kansas
Ham n. Hubbard. Pl,,D,,a

Hannah Il. Hubbard, Plaintiff,
vs..
William A COOver,
Mary 1. Sanborn,
John II. Wilder.
Addie Tan, AdmipistrairiE Of
the Estate % Chauneey Tan,
deceased,
Prank Il. 1'afi, Mabel Tan and
Raymond c. Tan, minor heirs
0f fChauneey Tan, deceased,
AddieTaft a. guardian Of Frank
r. Tan, Mabel Tan and Ray
mOnd &. Tan, minor heirs Of
Chauneey Taft, deceased and
Adds Tan Widow and heir Of
Chauneey Tan deceased,
Defendants
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DR. l.. l. Catnler, Dentist. has per-
manently located at Assaria-Oifiee in
the McPhAil building All work firsl-
class aud very reasonable rates.
Every Monday of each week at II. II.
Gilluu,'s Rast Rr;dge
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Air-BGfts Hymn Of tie Republic.
An the Republicans adnirs cur leader lhls srm-
paiEn,
Jpon glorious banner there is noi the slightest
stain.
Our cause Vill prove triumphant frca the Western
east 10 Maine
As We 90 marching on.
caolUa
Glory, Glory Halleluiah,
Glory, Glory Halielnlah.
Glory, Glory Hallelglah,
Asve 50 marching on.
The Dudizh Independents aay our leader iI net
safe.
They fear heili anger Bi1laFek ana he British
lien th1le,
Bui We kHos he'll make Amsriea Ne Rulsr Of he
wave,
Asue 80 ulaFehing On
Wen bury Grover CieFelled and Tom Heudricks
out cfsiehf.
'Neafh an asaianehs q ballSts easi byIresasn fer
And upoh ths Boalboa Ea-.bssks W YIN pour
Sod q lighl
Asue % uaFehlag On.
Fos we'll siEs lhres rouaing ehssrs for Hl.ins.inl
Eov vsIi give ihFss rou.ing cheer, Ter Biiins ana
Eoz ven give s6rss rOu.i9E shssrs for Blslns ana
Zip. HiP. AIp. Hip. Harr.h.
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A great exhibition Is an education
Parents should take their children to
the greatest OF great fairs at bismarck
Septenberl-6
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Governor Clicks RsospHOa Ia ssIIau
ny oNR Oh iFn.

q HeIls. 0or'nor QIick Oh, hoE Do yoa dof
I've e1lne cat % ysa Eu1 tate fhiGl Food Elsa
Ofthe hast frieni ailHer lIke ne eaefnN.
I'm one that yea raficnel lhir ~ hreaklaE ths lEE
. Yoa'se jolly oii soul no sss doYoa Gar.
10 meet yea lre ooms lhicl viii h1ftie of beer.
For kaoE youIl not care (hisl uhai 0ihen nay
think
= sens m Es hnFs here Whs think HASH
To aFlnk % - T1r1bis (ezcaut uhea ue ulni, uu &.
And the he STATE shoah - Eapt e iks letter
50 ihsT ssni % % iail = leafa % q bSttsr.
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Notice of Final Settle
ment.
STATE OF KANSAS
County OF saline

oAAAE uf KANSAS
County OF saline
In the probate coIrt ia amt for s1bl county
n iie aiai-r eftis eiSt ef srri Pgitrl. 31o0rlrf
EtREDTrORS and all other persons interested ia
~ the Aforesaid estate are hereby notified that
al the regular terra 90 the prshate Court. in and
Tor said county 20 he begun and held NJ The Court
Room In Salina, and County of Saline, Silic aiorc
said, on the lrst Monday in the month OF Octnirr.
A. p. lssi. shall apply 90 said Court Tor fnll and
final settlement % said Estate.
EDWARD NELSON, Admir-
OF the estate Of swan Pyland. dcc',.l.
July 18th. A. d. lsSL ai-iw