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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

Many interruptions dealers may tell
you they have remedies ioT Coughs.
and Cnlds equal In merit and IN every
respect just - good - the cd rslilble
Dr.. BosankO's Cough and Lung sy-
rup, unless you insist on this renedy
aud win take nothing else. yen are D.
able to Be greatly deceived. Pries Sc
and 81 90, Cor sale b. Oscar ssltI.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

Oscar Seitz, the Druggist who Is al
ways looking after the interest Of his
customers, has now secured the sale
Of DR.. BOsankO's Cough and Lung
syrup for Consumption. Il never fails
20 cure Colds, Coughs, Pains In the
Chest, and ali Lung affections. For
proof try = free sample bottle. Regu-
lar slse 50 cts. and Sl.OO.
Sold by Oscar Seiiz.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

A new light thrown on the subject
Of Consumption by DR.. Wagner
Kemp. dlscoverer Of Kemp's BalsAm
for heTbroat and Lungs. A remedy
that has proved Itself TO be . re-
maFkabie compound It does its
work thoroughly stopping hack
ing cough instantly. Sold by J. J.
Purcell. Price SOC. and 81. Trial
size Free. Get one. 2
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

I have been afflicted q number OF
years with cancer, and have tried all
the remedies suggested for this terri
ble disease, without ahy benefit. Six
bottles OfSwift's Specific has done me
more good than all the medicine 1
had taken. MY strength has returned
and 1 csn walk farther and take
more exercise than I have been able
70 do for years. It's effects have been
wonderful, and the cancer has great
improved. w. SHIEsLING.
Griffin, Ga, May l, 1885.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
Higher Fsmals EduostIos sad Hsslsh.

Higher Femaie EduosiIeR aad iisallh.
Ina recent editorial IN the Chicago
Tribune, there are given some inter.
esting statistics which ought forever
% silence thu oFoakefs who contend
that the health Of women is being de-
strOyed BY collegiate e3ueaiIon.
These statistics exaiblt nos only
higher average Of Improvement OF
their opportunities Of yonng women
for study Is compared with young
men In colleges, but that their habits
while In college, might be- commended
90 the male student. From another
source we learn that the application
and habits Of the girls In college, and
their average condition Of hearth,
when they come out. compare favOra.
bly, with that OF the young men, and
Is an argument Ia favor Of higher ed
ucatiOn for females. A comparison
between the health Of college gradu
ales aud that OF wOrklng-girls finds a
considerable difference On favor Of the
graduates.
The marriage statistics are signifi-
can't, and speak volumes. some
thoughts suggested are more than
disagFeeable. That the higher edu-
cation Of women lessons the number
Of marriages, argues that many WO-
men marry for homes, for support.
We believe that the secret IL not IN
the higher value educated women
place upon themselves 10 the mar
risge market, nor In the notion that
men do not admire nor seek for wives
the educated women, but IN the fact
that women have been taught that
marriage h the one goal OF wOmanly
ambition the mecca Of sll womnnly
hopes; aud being taught little else,
were unable 20 enter ANY other profit
able vocation, and 20 had no choice
but marriage, even though the mar
riage were one OF convenience instead
% love. A well edecaied trained
young woman eau afford 10 do heller
She can work for her board and
clothes and sOse'hiag more f; ard N
In due tune her nesl complement
eomes along, she can marry withOu,
ehe4pening herself, and stands bet
ter chance OF enjoying q Heaven on
earth, a home with love 10 ID. So
sind the girls 10 school t0Wh their /
brothers. Educate both sexea. and |
educate them together When occu-
poslous, professions. Offices and /
schools are a. open 10 women as %
men when women are as independ-
ent and as WelEpaid ~ are men, then
win dawn an ersof marriages on Tue
part % women, for higher than mer-
cenary motives Marriages will be
happier, homes purer and children
better born. He who contends
against the higher education OF wo-
men IL shOrt-slghted, belongs 20 3
past age, and ought % have besa born
Eve hundred years ago.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

The BEsF SAEvR On the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. UlceFs, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, ChIlblsinss COrus, ana al
Skin EruptiOns, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. II is guar
anteed 10 give perfect satisfscllOn, o.
money refunded. Prizes 25sts. pei
box. FoR sALE by Oscar seltE.
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Executrix's Notice.

NJ orIcE o. HEREuT urvEN that, Letters iesta.
~ mentnry on the Estate OIL. Charles stiefel
deceased. we're granted 20 the undersigned on the
3lst day Of August, A. D.. lsej By the Probate
Court % saline County. kansal
Nov. an persons having elainis against sald p
TATE are hereby notified, that they must present
the sane 20 the undersigned for allowance. with
IN one year fr 90 the date Of sid letter. or they
may b. precluied FROM any heneht Of such Ea
tate and that % such claims be not exhibited
within three years amer the date Of sid Letters
they shall BE- forever barred
MARY r. 5TIETEL,
Exeeutrir q the Estate Of
!. CHkELu srIEFEI. deceased
au.tfsf gl-f Isl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

"YOar letter received. In reply
an happy % sAy that RarAeF's Hair
BAlsam did much more fOE me than I
expected. Ny hair has not only
sioppsd falling oui but al the bald
spots ere covered. and III my hair has
grown tblcksF. softer and mora lively
than Is was besore my sIckRsas a year
ego. Thank you again and again.
Extract fFon lsttsz Of ~. r. W. T..
West Fifiy-thlrd street. New YORK..
SS-lmo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

VITA a majority % people Il h NJ
experiment that DR.. B0aAhkO's Cough
and Lung Syrup IL = sure cure for
Coughs, Colds, Pains IN the LnuRs,
soreness In the Chest, ETC., bot for
those who doubt, ask your nelghbOFs
who have used it o. get a free sample
bottle Of Oscar SeilE, the druggist.
E,r al
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
Progress

The Woman Suffrage movement h
becoming what the New YOak World,
the whiskey leagues and ahti-suffrag-
lists IN general. dub dangerous ut IL
imminent Al the last session 81 the
Michigan Legislature, the WOmEn
suffrage bill passed the House-Fe-
eeiving q large affirmation vOte-sl 90
10, aud was defeated in The Senate By
Just one vote. This h an excellent
index Of the growth Of public senli-
ment In faSor Of equal suffrage. We
have daily evidences Of this steady
growth. For example: Two ladies
Of Richland Center, Wisconsin,
passed through the ears carrying the
Wisconsin Press Association from
Ashland and had these gentlemen
write RESPONSES % this heading
"HOW the Wisconsin Press AssOcia-
ton stands On tie question OF the
Acknowledgement Oi woman" to
which forty One out Of the whole
number, fifty-hye, responded In the
affirmative. There were eight un-
qualified nOes-making q minority
small enough TO feel lonesome. Some
Of the afiimatives were very strong
and decided some representing lesser
degrees Of enthusiasm. Bill Nye
said; 81 have tried Il on my wife,
and she Is the picture Of health.
believe seriously that he e few years
all men will wonder why they did
not endorse it earlier" H. K.
Rounds, Peck's sun, said: There IL
no good reason advanced why women
should not be enfraBchlsed, but not
One-hAlf OF them would avail them
selves Of the privilege" The last Is a
bare assertion that the gentleman
would find hard 10 support with facts.
Actual trial Of woman suffrage 10
England ,and Wyoming and Washing.
ton territories furnishes years Of expe-
Fieuee and AS truly Hs the past casts
the horoscope Of tile future, demon
Htrates thai q lnnge per centasss Of wo-
men iban men VIII vote. Mr. ROpnds
was prOliabiy prOmpted 10 make this
Assem- hon By his kuDwledge Of ths fact
that many men do not vote but men
are never known % use this fact IS an
argument against mans enfranchise-
ment. Edward Pollok, Of The Teller
said II don't want, by giving them
the ballot, 10 bring women down %
the level Of man"
We would like 10 Inquire Of Mr..
Pollock whether OF nOt the early IA
theirs had any idea that manhood SUI
frage, for which they suffered and
brAved 80 much, would hiring down"
the men Of this country? And we
want 10 know too, II WOman's social
and business relations with man are
not quite ~ liable ID bring women
down % the level Of man. ~ would
political assOeiations? Was ever man
known % deteriOrate, when suffrage
has been extended? Has u not al
ways proved educational, protective
aBd uplifting MT. POllOk's theory
carried 20 its 10 sicAl conclusion, would
isolate women from man altogether.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
Publication Notice.

IAsd oaes e ssiinn, Kansas. huE. zsih, ISIS.
NJ oIIcH % HEEEnT GIVES thst he foliosIns
~ lag laned setiler has Sid his intention .
a1it rronf VIII BE- nd nofare tts Register and
RecelEer e Salina, kansla. o. November III, ISIS
viz Jokn nepler, n 2 4i-sti for The VIII. He
e., See n typ Is % rsnFs Eea-
He aauea TIE follouing witness % prove his
continnoug reEideuce upou. End eultlEattnn q
sd lani, Viz. Riley SbiFar. 1ohn Shirar, Chas
Deneli, 0eo. Ball, al e a1lila, ka1.as-
J. n. HODGE. Regisfer.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
Publication Notice.
No. 5469.

Land oacs Al salina; Kansas. Aur. Elri. fss5.
~ oTics r. HrnEEr aIrEs thaf the foIloslnr-
~ naTued settler hzH flfd npficr Of BIS lnien-
iion % make fnai pfoaf IN support % bis claim.
nai fhni sid prof viii b. made before ne heg
istsF ani Rrrelser g. = Land Olicn salina. Kan
80. % nctoher IrIl. lesi. riEs Marcus afeEulan.
a. D. Ne. 5l17i Ter Ire Srufh 10 Nortkcllt a.
set llefp o. sauih % ianEe2 west
ile uaaaes tle following uitnessaa % prove Biz
raufinn1ur rFeileucc upan. and eulfiFufinn %
said lsnd. via od1thnrt 3rhippen. futer
spohn. lafoh Dell. auEu1t siefnleisisr, al e
6alina. Ksnsas. J. = HonaE ksEisiar.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

aaAA AAA d Prsssals sssea s-sy. send rs
~, wv sys cent? los.ags, az 3 y NAL NAL
value, that vi starr you In work that will o. once
bring yea IN money faster than anything 10
America. Allahout The soo00oo IN presents With
each box Agents wanted everywhere. Of either
sex, Of al ages for al the time or.spare time only
70 Ecrk for us ~ their ogn homes. Fortunes for
ell worker absolutely assured. Don't delay.
n. HALLETT 4 Cos, Portland. Maine
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
Publication Notice No. 5445

LAna Oaes 81 salina. Kan-ss, Aaga.i 1. lsss
Eoflca y EEEEnT GITEu that Ne fcllouilg-
named rsttisr has Sled ncttce 81 kia luleniion .
MAKE fnal rTcrf q clpF1it q Ms clairl end thaf
e1li Froof uill - mate hefore EeEistsr and r.
ceiEer, "a eziina- Eana1a % 9eEi IS, ISIS, rirs
81 a., 8hf seaF See q, - iaRaW.
he namea TIE fcllogilg Eii1easea - proFe his
cuatlnnuua Fnsidenes urou. and cultiFniicu %
- So, yss; EEsak 30 I'm 9eeassn,
J. y. HoBa1, uegis1er.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
Publication Notice.

ST ATE OF KANSA6 -
COUNTY o. sALINs
r. r. SWANSON Co. PiaintiEs,l
ions IT, I1uNgGEE, Defendant,I
Before A. WelIingion = Justice ofths Pc1re Of
TIE rifV a. srIius. Tne above naflfd dffrut1ut
Iouh 70 LiuuEreu = hereby nptifrd that he hsl
hefu surd By THE above ulutc1 plaintiff. before
a Weulnriou. Iusfirr % ths Poser Of the city Of
salina Saline cunfy. kanslas Tor The sum % iarn-
iy-Bine dollars and eirhfy-dfe cents lf21 ~.
That ur1n the thiri dny % September. fs-i
ION Pacific Railway Comr1nf that aid Union
Parife Railway Company hos answered that d
. iufeiff 10 sstl De- 1laat On she sum - tHelfy
nfre doflnra ari seventy dre CENTS ltI-T5l. The
trial % saiI rause has heen eaufinuei % fhe al
farof 0lffoifr les af p o'rinek. a. - at uhich
finie. nnirss sid defendant appears % clufesf
aid ciai1n lniruent uiii . rrndsrel On fafor %
aid plaintiffs Or said slm of gl1-l.
GaafEE HoEn.
E-gu Aiturneys Ter fisiutlEt-
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Publication Service.

Charles Hanna plainua.
,. z BFady'5r ds'sHdaHt
Before A. NePhsil, J. p Of SMOKY View TIP
saline Cbunty. kansas-
The above-named defendant win take notice
that be has hccu sged before the Above nasned
iusf icr Of the Peace. Tor ihe sum 1l 5000. and
that the gods Of u1id DEFENDANT have been a.
taehed nnf thai said causr viii b. heard on the
ASIA day Of sept lssl. a. 9 ocinck F-H n.
CutKLEs HaEEA, Fialntf.
Attest; ALEX McFHAfL, ,. p.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
Notice To Contractors.

Bids viii BE- received By the Boani Of Director
% the kanVls Wesleyan University AID Associa-
tion, until uct- lst LIS. at 10 ocl ck A. r., Tor
the construction Of college building on luiversi-
IS site, near saiiua- Bids ell be received for the
separate classification OF work under the heads %
The whole job complete Plans and specihca-
tinns can BE- seen 80 the Office 81 johnson q Bur
ford architects city Hall buillnE. saliua, nj irr
Sep. a.. ISIS. Bd- should be addressed 90 A. NJ.
Clahin. President Board OF DIRECTORS. Salina
Kansas,
By order o. the Board.
d. ID. CAMPBELL, THOz. n DAVIS.
SecretarT. TrraruFer
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

At the recent school election in
New York, though no especial effort
was made 90 get them out, the wO-
men voted in large numbers. This Is
the sixth yearly school election where
women have voted and the results in
New York are said 10 be very eneour-
aging. The Brooklyn Times says that
the presence Of the ladies At the polls
rendered the election in East New
York very lively and that q was
largely through their efforts that the
reform candidates were declared
elected. The "ring' cannot have lie
own way, since the women have q
hand Ia the elections.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
ABILITY HAS NO SEX.

oanuuieaiious and Newspaper Clapp ings solicit
"a Ter this coiumn- address
NRs. LAVA a. JoHEu-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
Health is Wealth!

DR J. G. VESTS NERVE AND IRuN TREtT-
uEsTT, n guaranteed specific for ilystcrin, Dzzi-
moss. Commissions Eita. horvuua Ncunlrin.
Headache, Nervous Prostitution caused BY tho nsd
Of alcohol or tuhnccn Mnkcfulucss, Mental De-
PRESTON Hoitening u tho Brain resulting in in
Hauity md leading 20 misery. decay and death,
Premature Old Also. Harrunncss. Los ~ power
In either COX. involuntary i0sscG ard kpcrmaf-
orrhcaa cnusod byuvcr-exnrtiun uf hohruin. self
nbusr or uvrr-influlrnncn. Zach huE contains
ono months treatment. ffnDa box. or ak boxes
torS5.l1 sent By mail prupaidon receipt of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
Tocuro my cnss. With each orlcr received byus
for riE luEea, accompanied with saAu, No viii
send tho purchaser orr written Euaranleo 70 70
fund tic money II tho treatmout dies nutotiect
ucurn. Guarantees iaancfl unlyhy
JOHN O. WEST q co,
$50 W. MADISON ST. CHICAGO, Ills,
Sole Props Vests Ilycr Pills.
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Notice.

NOTICE e hereby given that q & the intention
~ Of the Beard Of county Commissioners Of Sa-
line county, kanaas, 20 appropriate q sum not 10
exceed ave hundred dollars te5uo) out Of the
general fund Of Saline county, for the purpose of
building wagon or roadway bridge over ra-
n. Of 9Th P. n. The estimated cost Of said bridge
not 70 exceed dve hundred dollan 10 Saline
county.
By order Of The Board Of County CommissiOners,
Salina, September 2nd, ISIS.
Jos. 6ARsEET. County Clerk. e.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

salvIni b S. and the Italian critics
say be O. e attractive on the siare a.
b Was twenty yeara sgo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
Publication Notice.
No. $500.

Land Osos 81 salina. Kans-, Sept. 5. lss5.
nn1TIcE q HEEEHg aIvES that The following.
nsmed aetIler has dled notice % bis lnteation
= make aaal proof IN support o. his claim, and
that uah pFuol viii Be made before Register and
EscaiVer e. ttl uf5ca, o. Oct- l6 isS5 viz Mich
81 Bertiea X. &. q .712 for the =. v. = seriion
LT.lf, Rtu.
he names the following Witness 70 prove his
eoliiuuCua reatdence upon, and cultivation or
III lard, viz Elchae hosue, n. H. Nash. aad
Sohl o'Shea, Of salina; HeurJ O'shea, Of wind
aur p. D.
SSsr IN. HoDsE. Register
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24
Dissolution Notice.

The cO-paFtnershlp heretolore exist ng between
Jshn A. Laaon and jean A. Chalson, under
the frm Eame Of Larson Chalaon has this
day beeu dia.olFed b. mutual consent, John A.
Chalscu retiring. An Liabilities Will b. assumed
standtnga. Joss A. LArsOE
doHN A. CMALsoN.
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fhe sseond aanuai hsshne o. Re
kaBsas Equul oeaFe1s ksso-
nfm11rr


This association viii Be held In e.
lima, Kanas, Wednesday and Thurs
day. Oct. q and g. Executive ses-
sl0ns, open only 20 officers and men,
beFs, win Be held each day 1t 10 Az.
Public sessions will be held each day
at and Tx. The afternoon meet
ings will be devoted 20 county and
committees reports, letters and discus
siOns. Evening sessions will be Occu-
pied with formal address. All aux
lIisry and ether equal suffrage sOoi-
etIes in the State sFe earnestly request
I'd Ia send delegstes; and all persons
interested IN the cause ofWOman's en-
reimbursement are invited 10 attend
tie convention and take part in It's
deliberations. A fall report Of the
work Of each society should be made
by is representative, OF by Letters u
no delegates are sent Dues and con-
tribuliOns should be sent 10 DR.. Kes-
ter, treasurer Of Kansas e. 8. A. I5S
kanass avenue, TOpeka-
Free entertainment will be furnish
I'd by the citizens Of 6alina. This
hospitality should insure = very
large attendance; but &c b earnestly
requested that all those expecting to-
avail themselves Of this Offer will
please notify Nm. Alice @. Bond Of
their intention on or before Oct. 2lst.
All officers and speakers intending 10
he present should not reach Sallna
later than Oct. 9th. Delegates
will report ii Daily Hail 10 }. H. Dsy
or J. b Johns. Good speakers will be
in attendance. No pains will be
spared to make this the most interest
ing and effective meeting Of the kind
ever held In the State.
Anna &. Wait, President.
Laura 81. Johns, Vice President.
Prieilla Finley, Chairman Exeeu-
tive Committee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1885-09-24

For al diseases caused by the oTer-use OF tobacco
Or liquor. This remedy g. particularly eiheacious
In avertiug palsy and dclirium trcfneus. Price,
81 o. per box six boxes $50.
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Cures Guaranteed.
DIR. RN' PECIFI No. I.
DIR. ARMS sPECIFI No.


For Epileptic Fit. Mental Anxiety. Loss OF
Memory Soitcning of the Brain. and an diseases
Of the brain. Price TOO per boz siE boxes 500.
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DIR. WARNS Specific No. 3.

For Headache. Nervous Neuralgia. and all acute
iiscasr fthc nervous system. Price, i0c per hOE
six hoxes iOl g 80
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DR.WARN-s NPECIFIC No.

For Impotence, Steriiity In either sex. Loss OF
Power premature old age. and all those diseases
requiring a thorough invigoratingof the sexual
organs. Price, e3.t1n per box, six boxes $1,000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1885-11-08
THE STEAD TRIAL.
The Editor OF the Pail Mall Gazette
nnd mrs LarreII Pound GmiIIy.

LONDON, November THE trial of Mr..
Stead and the other defendants in the
Armstrong abduction case was resumed
to-day before Judge Lopes. The Judge, in
his charge to the jury, urged that they
bring in verdict according to the law,
and not to allow their personal sympsthies
to influence their decision. Mr.. Stead,
Justice Lopes said, filed the Pal Nal
Gazette with filthy, disgusting articles of
an Obscene nature, the publication OF
which were not connected with the pres
eut charge. The only material question
for the jury 10 decide WAS, whether the
child, Eliza Armstrong, was taken away
from her home against her fathers will.
They were also to determine whether the
mother sold her child to the prisoners as
alleged by the defense.
TIE Jury retired at $40 O'Clock pm.
The foreman asked the Judge before the
jury left their seats to allow them TO dis
tinguish between Mrs. Jarrett and Mr..
Stead as to their criminal liability in case
the Jury concluded that Mrs. Jarrett had
dsobeyed the instructions of Mr.. Stead.
The Jury returned to the courtroom at
$40 O'Clock with their verdict. They
agreed that Stead and Mrs. Jarrett took
Eliza AIm1Aong from her home against
her fathers will, bnt could not sgree as 10
" betheT Mrs. Jarrett obtained the child
by false pretenses. They also agreed tha,
the mother did not sell her child as al.
legged by the defense, and that Mr.. Booth
and Mr.. Jacques were not parties to the
abduction. The Judge deferred passing
sentence on the convicted prisoners until
after the trial of the Indictment for indie
cent assault against Stead, Jacques, Jarrett
and Mouray.
The prisoners were all admitted to bal
to appear on Tuesday next. The jury al
| lowed that Mr.. Stead had been misled
and they urged that the laws tor the pro-
lection OF women and children should bt
| better enforced.