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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership Of Ober & Hage
man Is to-day dissolved by mutual
consent. d. II. Hsgeman retiring
from the firm.
All notes and accounts have been
transferred 10 d II Hugeman.
Sallna, Kas., Feb 2. 1885.
E. w ODER,
d. H HAGEMAN.
I shall continue business at the old
stanu. shall be pleased to see all OF
my old customers, aud ~ many new
ones IS possible. I will guarantee
best Of gnOd-. hest Of treatment, aud
lowest prices to all. Z. W. ODER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

Nioely furnished rooms for rent.
Apply 70 C. 7. Hilton. a. rssidsnes or
nveEy barn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

Report of the enrolment, attend
ance and puHciualiiy Of the Salina
Pebble Scnaols, Tor the month ending
La b 10.
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The question Which arises in tEe
mind Of the average person IA society
Is, "Will the laws Of the Lenien ses
son include roller skating ?" OF
course they take in dancing, but
when the Laws were inside. roller
skating was unknown. Il will Co.
~ ful II the young folks are obliged IT,
stop the sport for forty days. VIII
snne one hurry up aud make this
Important Question plain?
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The second session closes to day
Thursday. The present term win
commences next Tuesday.
The members Of The rhetoric class
VIII deliver their "Hnslsp this even
ing An Invitation is given to all to
be present.
On last Monday evening the Y. P
c. A elected the following ofirers /:
Pnuf L. T. Juues. president Ni-s
Jennie struble, vice president; Mrs.
Nellie jenkins, secretary, and treas
ursE. Amer the election q prayer and
experiences meeting vas held. Many
took part In the meeting and were
greatly benefited.
We call special attention to the new
advertisement found 10 another eol-
1'nn. Il makes ststements concern
the spring and summer terms. AZ
uF county traehtrs el''ee their
-ei,"ols they should bring some Of
tiseir advanced students and come 10
THE University. d. not wait fyr the
beginning of term You can enter
Il sny time and find classes to suit
your grade Of advancement.
AID AsTRA.
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The following Is the programme Of
the Salina Literary Society for Fri
day, Feb. 18Th, 1855:
Music.
Select Sentiments az Roll Call.
Reading-F. NJ. SimOns.
E--ay-Dr W. T. HOhser.
Paper GA American HumOFists, 7.
L. BUnd, with Illustrations by others.
Music
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For sale

Or would trade for brood mares, or
young cattle: Three young work
horses. one Recorded short Horn
Bull. 5 yrs Old. two Jrrsey mitch
cows-Ome of them a 3 year old. frssh,
QUE Jersey yearliHg heller. shepherd
puppies, Bronze Turkeys, Plymouth
Rock fowls and Pekin ducks. Call az
my Dairy farm y miles East Of Sa-
lima, or address, J. NJ. Anderson, Sa-
Ina, Kansas r.
Valrntine--11ral fringei and juk-
er--at A 4. x VI. II Grl-rs's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

eHILOH's CURE WILL immedl-
ntsly relieve Group, WhOOPlng cough
and Bronchitis.
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RECESS.

Music.
Essay-Miss Z. ]. Deighan.
Medical Paper-DT. Lsura NJ. Pratt.
Reading fTOm Shakespeare - Mrs.
r. A. Levitt.
Music.
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WAETEDA sod Working Glrl at
Metropolitan Ho;si. S-sR
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

There viii hr a ~,'ciai given Ivy the
u-uhcr- 90 the Ssiiu.. ". Il. q No.
~ t5 thr Saiiua Post. $50 IL 6 A.
a. and families thursday cyvu ~,
Feb. 10 at the Residences OF Captain
Pralrr. west Iron Avenue. a good
time il expected
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wAsHISoros

Trustee. y J o-tenberg; Clerk.
swan E Krig Treasurer. John Eng
land Justice Of the Peace. A "
Lindel, Cousiables, Chs LiHdsironi.
a MaItissoni Road Ovefseers. Sol
Sris. Back .by ioil No ?, E D RaE-
deu lby luil No >, K Larson; No 1,
David Logan.
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DEALERS IN
Dry Goods,
Notions
cloaks & Shawls,
Boots & Shoes,
Hats & Caps,
Furnishing Goods,
Groceries,
Queenswarer
Flour & Meal,
Country Produce
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-02-12

SPE CEALTtE S:
Dress GeSda
silks & Velvsts,
Flannsla
Co8sts
Handmade BoOts,
Scissors
Gsves.
Hosiery
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Below we give the complete let Of
the township officers recently elected.
which was taken from the Official can
vuss Of the County Commissioners
FALUN TnwNsHIP.
Trustee, c. F. Erickson Clerk,
John Peterson Treasurer, Jaenb
Nulmgren. Jr.i Justice Of the Peree.
Fr-i Nrlsun; Cou-tahles. Aug "
T. irr,on. John A Fer-lund; Raaa
Oveir,ers, No LIT Frvst, No ., b
J Ahlqulst. No 3, S LogaFstrOm, No 4
John IsraelsOn.
GREELEY T0WEsHIP-
Trustee, Maurice MeAuliff; Clerk,
J. B. Debold Treasurer, Claus The
lander; Justices Of the Peace. David
Norstan and jacob Bros; Constable
Nm Boalmau, Jnhu GFlber; Roaf
Oyrrseer-. Nol. J E wopdward. n
, s Whieraus, No 3. john Wilson
No4, u Is Manning, No 5, a + And-
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7. D. FTTEP4TRlcE.
sup't.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-05
COUNCIL EROCEEDTNG@
COUNCIL CHAMBERS,
Oct. % l935.


Cluncii mel pursuant 10 adjournment
Present Mayor WhIttlesey. Councilmen
T|f,inston, McCan. Davis, Bill,
Tha cher. Raymond. Watson
Minutes OF meeting held October .
and 10 were read and approved.
Messrs. SedgwIck s. Kellogg, and A.
q. Whitley and r. r. McCandless of the
committee being present for the purpose
Of considering with the council the mat
ter Of special tax levy.
Mr.. Sedgwick on behalf of the appli.
cation of the committee to bave a spe-
cial tax levy ordinance repealed, pro
ceeded to give the council the legal
status Of the case and introduced mum
erous authorities In support of his
claim. Mr.. Kellogg also addressed the
council regarding the same The mat.
ter was held over for the further consid.
GRAFTON Of the council.
Petition of citizens tor gas lamps a,
the corners OF Tenth and Eleventh aven.
ues on Mechanics street was referred to
the committee on gas,
Petition of citizens for gas lamps on
corner OF Second avenue and Neosho
streets, First avenue and Neosho street
and Second avenue and Congress street,
was referred 20 the committee on gas,
Petition of citizens calling the atten-
tion OF the council to the impossible
condition of Commercial street between
Third and Fourth avenues, was referred
TO the special committee having the
work in charge for its action.
Petitions of citizens relatinR to cass
pools and drain wells was referred to the
board tor health for Its action.
On motion OF Mr.. Watson the follow.
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the following standing
committees be TeOrganized so that thew
will consist of the following members !:
OrdInances-Bill, Torrington and Ad-
dis.
Unfinished business-Raymond, Adds
Police and license-Addis, TorrIngton
and Raymond.
Streets and Alleys-Davis, Adds and
Mccain.
Claims-Bil, Torrington and Adds.
An ordinance to satisfy the following
claims was considered by sections under
a suspension OF the rules and adopted
by the following vote. All voting for
the ordinance except Mr.. Torrington,
who voted no:
Rowland & Co., for printing 500 copies
g. r. Boone SeTvjces ne ~ 'SISo %
Frank 7. Halt. repairing surveyors
Rowland a Co.. printing bill books. 90
John Christopher, 0rosswalks..........2 81 ~
On motion of Mr.. Weaver the city
clerk Was ins,ru slsd to advertise for
bids for 1000 feet or less of crosswalks,
bids to be sent in by Monday evening
next.
Coupcil went Into executive session.
On motion Mr. Barkley was removed
from the police force.
Tn mayor appointed Willis W. Low
TO I'LL the vacancy occasioned by the re.
mcval If Mr.. B-rkley. Appointment
confirmed.
Ga motion Mr RIma was removed
from the police force.
Council J urUed.
81. D. WEAVER, Acting Clerk.
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Have you Liver Complaint 2
AFTER prayed to die"
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INDIGNATION AIEETINe.

EMPoRIA, Oct. so, 1885.
A meeting OF the business men on
Commercial street, between Third and
Fourth avenues, was held at Armory
hall for the purpose of expressing their
views and try and devise some way to
have the street opened for business. The
meeting was called to ORDERLY NJ. s.
Piper, who nominated ]. N. Hyde for
chairman. Mr. Hyde on taking the
chair stated the object OF the meeting,
w. A. Dart was chosen secretary. By
motion, committee of three were ap-
pointed to draw up resolution to be
presented to tbs mayor and council. The
following committee was appointed (:
Messrs. NJ. 8. Piper, Robert Jeff and
Miles Conner. The following resolution
was presented, and after some discussion
was adopted:
Resolved, That we, the citizens en-.
gagged in business IN the city of Empor1a
on Commercial street between Third
and Fourth avenues, at q meeting held
by US, do hereby complain that our
business has been seriously injured on
account of the said part of Commercial
having been closed to travel for the
last three weeks. We therefore demand
that the broken rock be spread and the
barriers removed at once; we would fur.
ther state that we petitioned the council
at its last meeting 70 take some steps in
regard 70 the matter, but at present the
street remains the same as before the re.
quest was made. We would further rec
omend that If the roller which Mr.
Thatcher informs US cannot be got as con-
tracted for, the city council shall at once
make arrangements with some other firm
tor one, or give the entire job TO some
responsible contractor to complete the
same at once; and We would further state
that this is our Last resource before OBJ
tanning legal advice in the matter.
By motion a request (signed by all the
business men OF the block to be pre-
sented to the mayor, asking him 20 call q
special meeting of the council to take
some action ~ regard TO the matter.
Meeting adjourned subject to call from
the chairman.
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EXPERIENCES OF LADrEs ATTEND.
ING TIE WALKuP TRIAL.

There IL something fascinating in the storm
| And "WAr OF Words'' which in this case y,
hear;
So strange the court proceedings. and 90 new
the legal form.
That We stay 70 listen. spiea Of ali ne 6sar
Plain language from the witnesses oft aIls N,
with disgust,
And our faith In humankind Il sorely triad
And in view Of testimony. We feel 'twould b,
but just
Thames Reeves Walkap's frisnd had ala,
died.
the talent Of attorneys and their bright aud
ready wit
Bring out all the merit Of the case On
either side;
''His Honor'S'' high position we envy not .
whit.
When close questions. closely pressed, be
strAiEhtway must decide.
The businesS-like stenoErapher IL Iady-liKe
throughout,
Though position. age and wealth give other.
an excuse
For PetulAnce and anger. and many . wordy
bout
which the court delay and the taxpayer.
sclemnly Amuse.
The quiet, graceful manners OF tina prisoner
st the bar,
Her ehild-like blooming face and lovely
eyeA.
Often cause US 70 forget that her hearts
rising star
With Ihe ending OF this ''case'' shall forever
set or rise.
OF the jury only this: True and inst men NAV
they be,
With tender home love in their HEARTS
from bliss free.
o. Jus ice. n heAven-bOrn Mercy mates not
with thee.
where, II guilty. may the soul for refuge
Naomi No.tip0b.n
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ANNUAs MEETING

Young Mems Christisn Association.
AT the secon1 session, beginning ct 9
O'Clock yesterday morning, the follow
ing permanent officers were elected:
President, 2. N. Castle, of Topeka
vice president, ]. T. Burton, of Emporia,
and W. Q. Allen. of Ottawa; secretary,
J. d. Fatt, Of Topeka; assistant secre.
tary, W. q. Buell.. of Manhattan; press
secretary, E. W. Hook, of Marion.
The treasurer's report showed q bal.
ance Of $3.50 IN the treasury.
Encouraging reports were given from
associations at the following places
Aichison, Belleville. Cherokee, CLAY
Center. ConcoIdia, EmporIa, Lawrence,
Leavenworth, Manhattan. Marion, Os-
wego. Ottawa, Sterling. Topeka and the
several college associations IN the state.
A profitable and interesting half hour Of
devotional exercise was conducted by
Rev. E. D. Ingersoll.
The afternoon session was opened at 2
O'Clock by Job Smith of Ottawa and
following this service of song, led by
Mr.. Clark Of Leavenworth. Commit.
tees on associations and devotional ex.
ercises were appointed. John q. Elliott
read an instructive paper on Commit.
tees-Their Influence and How Organ.
ized." After the reading of the paper
this question was thrown open for dis
cussion. An interesting paper on meet
Ings tor Young Men; What They are and
How Managed" was read by A. Mash
OF Topeka.
Evening session held in NJ. E. church
At 80 p. m. Opened with devotional
exercises led by j. Fl. Elliott of Mime
apolis. After which paper on the re-
lation and obligations Of various classes
IN the community to the association
was read by Mr.. w. N. Burr, of Law.
renee. The discussion that followeC
brought out the usefulness OF physicians
lawyers, and other professions to th
work, some of the senior secretaries ant
state secretaries relating to incident
where such had been the case.
A paper on "What can We do for on
boys" was then read by State Secretar
Brown of Illinois, which was full of in
structive facts.
The chairman of the business commits
: tee then reported as follows for Sstu
) DAYS session:
9-9:l6 a. m.-Dsvotional exercise
70 De leo by W. d BagshaW Of Topek
70 he followed by
(s) State work
(o) Week Ut prayer tor young men Ar
ho~ To observe The same.
(c) An illustrative TRAPPING class y,
r Il. Elliott nf Minneapolis, Kansas.
AFTERNOON.
lott
s:s0-s:3n Financial management
3:SO-3:l5 Question box.
EVENING.
7:3O-1:45 Devotional exercises. l,
by NJ Moore, of LeAvenWOrth.
7:45-S:45 College work, conduct
by @. K. Ober. of the international cor
mittee of New York
S:45-9 80 Railroad work. bv A
Wilson, railroad secretary of Kans
City.
A special invitation is extended 70 {
citizens OF Emporia to be present at I
sessions, which will be held In the FL
. N. e. church.
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AMERICUs NEWS.
xDrrED BY RuRLow.

FRIDAY, Oct. "a.
SOnnedecker, Independent candidate
for county superintendent, was in the
city Yesterday looking after his political
tnterests-
+. NJ. Beatty of Dunlap was IN the
city yesterday, collecting bills in the
interest Of his clients.
James Crock has the six blue ribbons,
taken BY him premiums on his stock of
harness at the Council Grove faIr neatly
framed and hung above his shop door.
While running an unrully steer yes
day the horse OF F. (. Hawkins fell on
him and seriously injured his powers OF
. locomotion.
Rev. Royal of Dunlap was in the city
yesterday.
Several parties from this viciuItY were
over to the sale of H. @. Abraham yes
terday.
Soon be time to post strays Their
seems TO be q great many OF them ths
have gone astray this summer. from tn,
reports OF the stock owners.
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P. s. Write soon.
FIflh Avenue Hotel,

TOPEKA, Has, aug. ID, 1885
DEAR MRS. WALLACE IL avail my
sell OF the present opportunity of writ
ing you few lines. came here to-day
on business with the railroad company
VIII go back tomorrow. l received q
telegram from you yesterday, and an
sWered 1t promptly, and this morning
received another one; and for fear some
one is interceptIng your letters, dIrect
this TO Mr.. Finley; and Minnie has writ
ten you three times q week since We ar
rived home. Willie arrived all right,
and is delighted with the city and coun-
try. He has written you since he came
He Is going to start to school next
month. | want him to go nine months
steady. Minnie is perfectly satisfied
and getting as fat as pig. She ap-
pears TO be as we'll satisfied as If she
was at home in N. o., and you may rest
assured that l leave nothing IN
done To make her happy. We are going
next weeA to Omaha, Nebraska, for =
few days. have not been away from
home out one day sInce we were married
4m acting now as mayor Of the city. as
ths mayor Is CONS to California, so the
telegram you sent yesterday was brought
to me. am sorry you are not getting
letters regularly from US, for Minnie hes
written often. Do not give yourself ant
uneast less about US. IfanytbiDg should
happen will telegraph you You may
rest assured that Minnie is well content
ed and happy. She says as long as she
knows that you are all well at home It is
all right. l will write TO Mr. Finley
soon Thanking you for giving me so
good and aff=ctiOnate a wife as Minnie
is. Will close. Give my love to Mr..
Finley, Dora and all. Yours truly,
j. r. WALKUP,
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BAND CONTEST.

The Welsh EIsteddfod committee have
decided to offer two prizes on brass band
competition At the Eisteddfod to be held
next Christmas at the Whitley opera
house, Emporis:
l Allegiance We Swear" and "Calm he
Thy SAUNDERS " Priz., $50. 90
mai.
?. Fair Cambria Quadrnie." on Welsh
Melodies Prize. 5000
From No. 80. DesdIn's Brass Band Jour
nal
The above music can De had IF VIM.
A. P nd, 25 UniOr Square, New York
City.
RULES
No prizes given unless there III be com-
petition.
2 Those competing for lrst prize will not
be allowed to compete for second prize.
For further particulars inquire of
d. L. ROwLA IDS, Sec'y.
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THAT EXPLANATION.

Mr.. D. W. Eastman is out in the Re.
publican with letter this morning in
which he states that he did work against
the election OF Judge Graves the regular
nominee Of the Republican party, on the
ground that he (EastmaD) was possessed
OF Information at the time that led hin
to believe that the nomination of Judge
Graves was procured by corrupt means
that would affect his Official action
If elected, but that after the
election was over he became convinced
that he had been mIsinformed, and duly
apOlogized TO Judge Graves. In Mr..
Eastman's estimation it ives right for
him to bolt the nomination of so good q
man - Judge Graves for certain reasons,
but he does not consider TIE NEWS en-
titled 70 the same privilege, nor does the
central committee Of which be IL score.
tary. This is 9 kind Of con.
sisteney in which THE NEWS
has not been educated. The News does
not support Mr.. White for sheriff for
the reason that In its opinion he Is not
competent to fully perform All the duties
of his Office. Had he done his whole
duty IN the Walkup matter. by deliver
ing to the prosecuting attorney every
thing found at the time Of his search OF
the Walkup mansion, who can predict
what the result might have beenP Il
might have gone SO far 70
establish the innocence Of the
accused a. 70 have rendered . trial
unnecessary after the eoroDer's inquest,
and thus have saved the enormous ex.
pense which the trial hss saddied upon
the county, already gnoaning under Ita
heavy burden Of taxation.
If Sheriff White was not corrupt IN
this matter. he was grossly ignorant Of
his duties. and IgnoraDce has 20 fA1
been considered an offense that the
United States has law for the
punishment Of lachsa in ONCE, and
because Of the TACT that q
officer who ia ignorant Of his duties nay
do as much damage - q earrupt one.
TIE News will say further tina
whenever it can be shown that Il i
mistaken in regard 10 Sheriff Whit,
- badly as Mr.. Eastman says he vas il
the case Of 30 thoroughly good aDC
conscientious . man as Judge Graves
The NEWS vii - freely make th
Amende honorable 70 Sheriff Wilnise,
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does NOT realize the realnonahip bstweon
man and wife. Oh, pa; feel e. Il yDu
were dead and ! never want % come
down 70 Emporis again. guess
though you could do very well without
ever seeing me again. e / never Was
your fayoEite. although have tried to
make you love me. and now yor have
your faVorite daughter, and, e you
think, pretty Young girl for . vile.
Bat don't see Where she beauty q In
one that win do e she has doae.
You must not get mad ct me for I
can't help saying what have. want
you 20 0hoW this letter 20 Lib and zee Il
she thinks there IL anything In It 10 get
mad abouti and, Pc, wish you would
give me mothers picture IS she told
me on her death bed that could have Il
when you got through with IL, and I
think you are now 70 all appearances;
and you had better hang one Of hers
there instead, for should think her
guilty conscience would want 70 turn
mother's face to the wall; now, please,
pa, don't get mad ct me, for couldn't
stand that with all the rest, and / truly
hope mother 10 heaven can see you, Is
the prayer OF Your daughter,
Write 70 me II You think il worth the
while and Let Lib see this letter; and 1
don't care If you show It TO your wife.
MATTE
The following reply, written by M.
Wslkup, was then read,
ENPORIA. Kan, August /, 1885.
MATTIE:-I have just this moment
received your letter. / read q part of it
but It was so eOntenlptG6le that stopped
reading il and send il back 70 you
When you intimate that have married
9 public woman, that is enough for me-
think Harry is at the head of all this.
enclose blank note for the amount
Harry owes me, which l would like for
him 10 sign and eend back.
]. r. WALKUP.
p. S.-MattIe, since writing the above
Lave finished resdIng your letter, ana
notice you say TO show il TO Lib and
also nay wife I would say that I have
too much respect for my wife TO let her
know that have a daughter who would
stoop 90 low as TO write such 8 letter
AS far as Lib is concerned, she and my
vile are on the best of terms, IN fact,
just like sisters. j. R. w.
Mr.. Sterry asked that the letters be
pu, into the hands of the clerk of the
court. Mr. Scott agreed after making
q COPY of Them.
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Remaa C11HoIIC-1n,1er.,fr..

BALTIMORE. Nd, Oct e1.-A confer.
enee composed Of arch bishops of the
city Of New York, Phiiadelphia and
Ailwaukee. and bishops Of 81. Paul,
Peoria and KlckmOn4. - veil as &
number Of CathoIic clergy. VIII be held
IN Baltimore about she middle Of No.
vember 20 dlsc0ss tie hest mode Of
raising funds reQuisiHs 6oe bullding and
establishing Q Casholle uaiSersisV . -
locAted in WashinRtcn. city, Ie is SID
SSO.uOO has beee already donossd BY I
lA0Y. but large amount additional vii
b n TOURED,
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Neasho Rapids vivifer: Work on the
Catholic church has been going on the
past week. The mAsonary work under
the superintendency of our competent
workman, w. Hughes. is now CON-
pleted. The lumber will be put upon
the ground Immediately. First class
carpenters have been engaged. and every
thing that will help its early completion
will be Locke after.
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EDITOR NEWS: Let us have an able
bodied man with two good eyes, for
sheriff We may and do nit, the un,or-
tunAte, but Lyon county can o. ford to
pension her needy and deserving. nor to
place the physically bliod VIII r. they
must lead those morally so, else they
may fall into the ditch. II there Is one
Office in the gut of the county where a
quick eye and firm and healthy hand is
needed, 1t Is thst of sheriff. And Mr.,
White need not complain. His name
will be handed down as the sheriff most
blessed of the gods Tor goddesses) OF any
In the annals Of the comfy. While
most Of the sheriffs of the past have been
content with common kinds of meanness,
horsethieves, tramps and even Migrants
and DRINKS, he has been specially favor.
ed, and he has favored the special case.
So let him "step down and out, and
leave the rugged path OF fame Tor rag
ged -edged) while yet he is famous
There Is nothing like knowing when to
Quit beings county officer. JACoNET.