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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19
Published ThursdAy. August Il. Isss.
Ordinance No. 800.


An Ordlnance granting the Fight of way 70 ths
KAnsas 4 Colorado Rsilraal CompanT, IL
sueceeeorA, ieeaees and assignsi thr0ugh the
1 city q Selma. Kansas.
Be L ordained 6y the Mayor aud Cotin-
citNen Of the city of Sd ina, Kansas.
SEC. l. Inst the right ol uay Be and the sams
is hereby grHniel 10 the Kansss coiofado Rail=
road Company. lts successor, ieasees and a.
Eigns. 20 C5asiruet, malntain and OpeTaie single
track railroai and such side track q it shall
deen nceessary for the tFansaetion o. the busi-
nea q the Company snd the aeeomnlntaiion Of
TIE public and run the engines aud caEs upon the
sane thruagh the aaid city of Sallna. from point
On the north line of Ash srssi n he said cty q
lilllts Of said city, theuee south along or near
and not eEosedinE enc hundred fest frum he
western line % The city Of salina % The nouth
lile q aaid city aith the reht 70 cross aay End
all streets, avsnuaa and alleys intorlecfinF or
erusslng SAID rghi d vay hersln granted, sabiect
% The eonditioua and Pr0fiEions IN this Ordi-
nance upeeiEct and % AT such reasonable police
regulafions as nay hs sHsrcisef By che eify - %
the opentiou q Eaid rod and the funning q
trains and eaFs IN the city.
SEc- = That ths city of saliua Fiaefvet uuto
lisslf the righi % regulate b. ordinsues The viy
and mznmeT 10 uhich all t1rneulI Elde tfEcfa
and switches shall Be eoutructed-
SIC q That TIE said Kansas a Colofado Rail-
rual Company, ~ snsee.so1, lasssea and asiEbs.
shall make, pruriie and nIalntain e. iia eva eE-
peues subsilutial and aullEleni eFoaslnFs and ap-
Preaehss ever iis rsilruad traek for fash street.
% b rrselatsa1a 81 ths eiiy esnneti. an4 rhall
nate. provide and maintain al neeeaalry eulVrrts
under sid trnck f5T tha r18aEe 81 uatef-
sEc Z Tha, n ease thc proPerty q say per-
nnu % psra0ns 4 damaged 81 iniured b. means oi
the giant ~ the riEhf ~ Way By thn ordi-
nalce II the eonsirurtiOn e aid failread abd
such aanlaEe o. Injury sAan = ndiudged b.
due pruceaa q Law. the Aan1as culnTado kail-
uay Company ahaii aioae be rgaponalble, and
sail Pey 81 dal.gs snd lHjaries e slsiHina sd
sEo. 5 That the rishis. privileges and sraau
given ty the orilnanea - he sd Railgag Cen
pany ~ nueceaora, lealea1, and ast.rn1 ahal b
and Eusi n The aai Railruaf CollpanY - lonF e.
the aane shall b usei fo1 railway Vurrnafa ant
uilh reagunable ralus and rerulliIona hereafleT Z
nlaie b The ely 81 5alin1 in The eEefEias af is
hral poueEa.
sBc. s. ms ordinance ahall taks eeaef and b /
% fosee ffou and amer iia pu5lieatisn IN ths 5a-
llns CounlT gouENAE
ApPsSvsd Aus. a. lsls.
hsrsbT esFtiiy thal ths ahoge ant lusesaiul i
4 tue and eoEract cpl q en- osdin1ncf las.rd /
81 he uaFor an1 eeuaeiltaeu of he eily q aiina
1iissi 3 k. B0Hzs. cay Cisrk-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

Mr.. William Miller and family, late
Of Pennsylvania, have taken up their
residences In the cottage by the
mill"
Mn. J. w. BOggs ls still very sick.
A firm from Enterprise, Dickinson
county, are putting up a building on
the lot next 60 the ReaseF house,
which they intend 10 occupy sOOn
In the Drug busiI es.
Sol Gillespie now says he has a pair
and that his baby is the "pretiiest
gal Of all"
The Cambria mills began work the
first Of the week under the new man.
sgement.
Mrs. Geo. Ruch, Of Sallna, il visit
ing old friends and nelghbOrs here
this week.
L. II. Long il setting up the cigars
In honor Ofa little daughter.
Mrs. Frank Wagstaf took leave Of
her friends here last Thursday and re.
turned 10 her home In Laramie City,
Wyoming, after a pleasant visit Oi
several months with her parents al
hume.
Miss Sarah Anderson gave erOquel
party last Friday evening In honor Oi
her cousin, Miss Lizzie Penneman,
who Is visiting here.
JEWELL.
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Published THURSDAY, August 70. isss.
Ordinance No. sos.

AN ORDINkSCE 70 prsvert injury 20 public
and prirais grounds and improvements.
Be e OydaiHed 6g the Mayor and
COHnciiBleli Of ths city Of Saiina.
sEc /. That Il shall Be- unlawful fcr the oru-
er or peiscu % charge q any horse. muies, eaiile
or other animals 70 permit The sane % trespass
upon or iuiure any public or private rr~unds or
tresp1ss on any Sidewalk or Spsce permitted hy
ordinance % Be- used for siieualk IN the city OF
Saiina.
sac :. Any person permitting snT unimal IN
his charge % trrzpEss 60 uHssn 90 inigrr any
public 80 private Eruuuds or siirwaik or srarr
permitted by ordinance o. D. usrd as sidewalk
shall b. deemed guilty uf misifmranor aud
upon conTiftiau IN Ts-ii before the police court
shall be dned not less than 8 0u nor mora than
s510o
SIC. 8. This ordinance shall take ea.-ct and BE-
u f.Ica iru.n and aiieI 10 puhlieation in the -
liae eCountyJouRSAl
Approved August Il. lsss-
HiLL1s REiuInL. Mayor.
hereby certify that the above aud foregoing
q true and currrci copy Of thp ordinaner passri
b the mayer and cuuncilien Of the city af saiiur
On the l6ih day Of August. -Ss6.
Attest r l. BOwEN City Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

TIE Abilene papers charge that the
LittIe Sand POsulder. just started in
Abilene by Little Jimmy Hart, in
John A. AndersOn's interest. was
brought into existence BY +. B. Pur-
cells money. The Santa Fe Com
pany will probably start or buy up
other newspapers in the District IN
the same Interest.
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Money, Messy, nOn'y l-PIsno., PIsnO.,

Eta"ost OfHaHst ofNAnss OfHoaei
Having added the loan bnslness 70
the Piano and organ, take pleasure
ininfoFming my many sequaIntaheea
and the public generally, that I am
prepared 10 let them have money 90
long or short time st reduced rates Of
Interest. Any one can have the
money ct much lower rates Of inter
est, who will purchase an instrument
Of me. OF eOnrse my instruments are
hrsi-elass and need no comment a. 20
their qualities. The Esiey organ and
Piano are the leading Instruments Of
the world. They are the standard or
gan and piano. Just as good ss the
Estey," ls heard on every hsnd-but
Why? because the Esiey Is 'ths best"
Uneonsciously every use Of that argu-
ment ls = compliment % and . Fecog.
milton Of the prized position occupied
BY the Esley Co.
8. @. PARKER, Dist. Agent,
S7L 6sllna, Kansas-
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Publication Notice.

In the DiIiFist Court of Saline County. Kanuas.
Anthony Ruland. plaintif,
Vs. } Cnnre Ne qasl
MARI Rnland, Defcndans.
To AaFy Ruland. defendant
VOU are hereby n0tihed that VOC have been
sued b. Anthony Ruiaud the aid plaintid
and that you must ansWer the petition fled bT
said plaintiff or before the Ssh day Of septrul-
ber. isB or sneh petitton vii Be taken a. true
and indgmrnt rendered accondinEly, the nature OF
uhirh viii Be q drcrr- Of divorce from you fo1
aAid plaintH and for other equitable relief
AETnoEv RULAND,
By }. @. MoHLER. his Atiorney
Attest G. J. FREDRICEsoN,
CLERK District Court
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

We were Of the opinion that the
nomination Of the colOred man, w.
ID. Kelley, upon the Democratic State
ticket, would be entirely acceptable "a
the BourbORs, and that they would
take their medicine straight, Is usual.
But we are surprised 10 find that
there is mach venting among the
faithful. They don't tell US right out
and out that they win bolt the uOmi-
nation, but after the morning drink
they wind up the little debate over the
matter with the proposal 10 vote for
''Fim McKelly," if he is a oolored
man. Well, it is really sOrrOwful 10
observe the deep lines Of melancholy
which course here and there on the
Democratic cOuntenanoe, ana from
ths bOttOin Of our heart we are sym-
pathetic The glow that sufTasss the
face II the mention OfsTom MoonllKht
turns TO purple when the name Of
Kelley h reached. Tt is not Kelley
the dead Tammany Chief, nor Kelley.
the rejected diplOmatisi but is Rei-
ley, the African, which makes trouble
ia The Democratic camp. Any com
tloa feud between q Democrats
AEAmemnOn and AchilIes could be
adjusted bat the KelleyItes Ceolofedy
and the anli-Ksllsyltes (colored)
promIss Ct The present writing not 70
come haFmsnlORsly tOgslhsE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

WE would like TO ask the Lincoln
Center BedcOB which candidate for
Congress that paper is supporting,
Anderson or Lucas IL has much to
say IN favor Of Anderson, and seems
To be 30 far committing itself as to
make is support Of Lucas very mild.
The Beacon being the organ Of the
Third Party Ia this portion Of the
State, and It's editor q candidate for
Attorney General on the Third Party
State ticket, we are just q little curl
Gus TO know II y bolt on Lucas Is con-
templated.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

The opposition 10 Judge Wilson Is
fast dying out la this county. Those
who were the lOudest In cOndemna-
ton Of him just after the convention
are now silent, and the prospect 10
that In q short time the CLAY Center
convention will be almost entirely
forgotten. AS yet we have seen
nothing tO indicate that Mr.. Ander-
son has accepted the nomination there
rendered him by the Greenbaekers
and Anti-MOnOpOllsts and Wilson's
opponents, and as near as we can
learn, q large number Of his personal
friends do not want to zee him run
under the circumstances as n eandi.
date without q party. The hone was
that Wilson would be withdrawn or
frightened out OF the rare. Seeing
that there is no hope Of that, those
who were opposed 70 him are daily be-
coming more conservative, and he Is
gaining strength every day. They
realize the fact that there was no
fraud in the COncOFdia convention,
but that the delegates didSthe best
they could do under the clreum-
stances. They realize that the push
ing Of Anderson at the present time
would he his political death, and they
DO not feel disposed 10 sacrifice him
in that way. Many OF the warm per-
sonal friends Of Mr.. Anderson who
would have been glad to have seen
him nominated and elected, are party
men TO that exteRt that they cannot
bear the Idea Of being called Mug
wump, Greenbaekers, Anti MOnOpO-
lists, boiters, etc. They have been
born aud reared a. Republicans.
They fought under her flag and bIed
Tor the eause and principles which the
nag repres ,nts. They are still true
blue Republicans aud when they look
at the situation fairly, unbiased and
unprejudieed, and weigh the matter
well In their minds they begin 10 see
that the party stands far ahead Of
mere personal friendship and will
give their vote for the regular nom
i1ee Of their party.-BelleViiIe { (Repu6
nc Co., Telescope.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

ONE Of the delegates % the Third
Party Congressional convention from
Ottawa county had been a delegate TO
the COncordia and Clay Center con-
vsntions, aud wanted 10 raise a riot
because he eOuld't run the Abilene
convention in the interest Of Andsr-
son. The cheek Of that fellow Is un-
bounded, surely. He wants the
parlh.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

THE Anderson men tried 10 con
troll the Third Party Congressional
convention, but they were not sue,
cessful. The Third Party men want
ed a. q standard bearer q man who at
least had declared that he was q
PrOhlbitlOnlst, which John A. Ander.
son has not yet had the courage IN a
single Instance 10 do. He has studi.
Ously avoided that question on the
stump. In Congress, and out Of Con
gress. Mr.. Lucas, the nominee Of the
convention. is = minister, and said to
be devoted entirely TO the success Of
Prohibition.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

JOHN F. BAKER has been appointed
post master Of Ellsworth. to succeed
George HuycKe, removed for partisan
ship. Mr.. Huycke was q delegate to
the Congressional convention, and
that is thought to be the cause Of the
removal. We understand that Mr..
Huycke has been perfe city willing 10
give way for Democratic successor
for some time, ~ the salary Of the Of =
flee was not sufficient for It's duties
aud responsibilities. Mr.. Baker, the
new postmaster, is a brotherin-laW Of
Mr.. ID. B. Powers Of this city.
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SIC. = That the city clerk Be and b. a. heFeby
authorized 20 certify the foregoing assessments 20
the county clark % be Placed upoh The TAX roli fer
eoiiseiion subject % the same prnaltiea, and col
leeted In Ike mannsr a8 alher taxes.
SEC. 3. This ordinance shall take effect and he
IN force from and aiter its publication 10 the
dALfEE CouErr JouENAL.
Approved August l6ih. isS6.
WILLIS BRISTOL, Mayor
! hereby certify that the ahoFe and foraEolng is
a true and correct copy Of an oriinance paasrd b.
thn mayor and eounellmeu of ths city of 3ailna
or the 18th day Of August, lsss.
Attesl O. y BOWEN. CITY Clerk
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SIC. ?. That orders be drawn on the city tres.
uFer for The payment Of the same
SEr- That this ordinance take eject and be-
In force from and after its passage.
Approved Aug. l6, lss6.
Willis BlIsrOf- Mayor
I hereby certify that the ahore and forrruinF i
q true and correct copy of the ordnance passed
By the mayor and e0uncilnIen fthe city Of ralina
on the lGth day Of August, iss6.
Attest; X. 3. BowEN City Clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

THR forest fires in Northern Wis
consin rendered $500 people home
less and destroyed S 900. 600 worth oI
property. Cattle perished by the
hundreds for want Of water. The
damage 10 the lumber interests is very
heavy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

GEN. SedgWick, Of New York, has
been requested by Secretary Bayard
60 visit Mexico in search OF the facts
Ia the Cutting case. Gen. Sedgwick
was a cousin Of the celebrated General
OF the war who fell on the field Of
battle, and q nephew Of the authOress,
Catherine Bedgwick.
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Published THURSDAY. August ls. isss.
Ordinance No. 5O4.

AN ORDINANCE making q levy o. taxes for
general revenue and other purposes IN The city
of 8aiina, Kansas
Be Il ordained BY the MgV0r and OORn-
citBle1 Of The City Of Sdlin0, Kdnsas:
sEcTIOH l. That the sum Of nineteen mills on
the dollar b and The zane b hereby levied on all
resl, mixed and personal properly In the city Of
Salinas Tor the following puTposes:
INuelAA ~ lullls
Opening and improving streets, avenues
and alleys, and for huildiag bridges. eul-
Terte, seven and cross EElts acrosa
..ss---s--s-s.- .s-.-...ss.... . NILS
otuAina rlna u mills
INVITES FAhd s-...--...s- 5inilla
SIC. 2. That The lsVy Of IS mills made By the
Board Of Edeeation Of the city of Haiina school
district for general revenue sinking fund and
Interest, b. and the sane Is hereby approved.
sac. This ordinance shall take saect and be
In force from and after its publication IN the
SALINE CoUHTV JOURNAL.
Approved August l6th, 1856
WILLIS BRISTOL Mayor.
hereby certify the shove and fcregolng TO be a
true and correct copy o. an ordlnanee pase.i by
the mayor and eouneilmen Of the city Of Salina
on the 18th day Oi August, iS66.
Attest Z. R. BOWEN. City Clerk.
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Di,,oIgllor HoIIo.

The firm Of Hendricks, CofIland 4
Austin has this day dissolved, Mr..
COfiiand retiring. Hendricks q Aus.
tin buying bis interest, the new firm
will pay all debts and collect all bills
contracted by the old arm.
HBNDRTCRs a AUsTlN
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Published Thursday. August ls. lssg
Ordinance No. 505.

AN ORDINANCE making q special assessment
and levy Of taxes for Improvements IN the city
OF Salina. Kansas.
Be II ordained 6V the Mayor and CoIn-
citBlen Of the city Of SdiiHd, Kansas;
SECTION l. Thst there be and l. hereby levied
= special tax for improvements In addition 10 the
taxes for general revenue and other purposes,
upon each Of the lots and paris Of lots as hercin
described the several amounts So opposite %
the same, - inllOWs:
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Published Thursday, August Is. 1886.
Ordinance No. sos.

AN ORDiN ANCE providing for the construction
Of sidewalks on Seventh and Rlm streets IN the
City Of Salina. Kansas
Be Il ordained bV the M1yOr and CO,it
ciiBleR Of the Cgty Of SdliRd, Rdnsas:
SECTION ]. That the owner or owners Of any
real estate abuiting 8n the east side Of seventh
street betueen Ash and North streets and on the
north side OF Rlm street between santa Pc ave-
nue and seventh street. are hereby required "a
build cause 70 be built q sidewalk IN front OF OF
adjoining sueh real estate or before the lsi
Of September, leo6, Ia manner a specified IN sc
ton Of this ordnance and 70 the satisfaction Of
the committee on sideaalks Of sid city.
SEc. 2 The sidewalks herein prov 'drd for shall
be o. even grade throughoat, a. nov determined
by the city engineer aud shall be built six feet
vide, Of blaek concrete pavement or asphaltum, OF
Of q good quality Of common pine plant two
inches Thick, spiked With twenty penny nailf,
and shall be supported By three 2H6 inch sirink
ers, well Tapped and spiked With twenty penny
nails The stringers shall b. laid upon dat stun
placed Al intervals Of not more than four feet.
SEC 8 The committee on sideWalks shall a.
soon as practicable after the sah Let day Of Sep
tember. iss6, cause sidewalks 20 be eonstruCte,l
between the limits defined In section one and IN
the manner specified In section : Of this oI,li.
nance, in mont Of al lots and premises whose
owners have failed 70 comply Eit6 the foregoing
requirements, and report their proceedings 20 the
mayor and council, which report shall be flei
and preserved BY the city clerk.
SEC. The expense oi building such sidewalks
BY the said committee shall be assessed against
the real estate abuttlng thereon and collected O.
other taxes on such real estate.
SIC s. This ordinance shall take effect and be
10 iores frr.m and after IL publication In the
SALINE COUNTY JOURNAL.
Approved August 18th. ISIS
WILLIS BRISTOL, Mayor.
hereby certify that the above and foregoing Is
q true and correct cnpy Of an ordinance passed by
Attest <. { BoWEE. City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

J. +. TUFTS. a lawyer Of AtehisOn,
appointed by the Attorney General Ia
prosecute viOlatOrs OF the liquor law,
and who was succeeding admirably In
his prosecutions, came very near be-
ing the victim Of the salOOnlies, Sun
day morning. Not only that, all
the members Ofhis family would have
lost their lives, if the saloon assassins
had not failed In their plans. A 8.
pound can OF ordinary powder, filled
with nails aHd slugs. was placed be-
meath a bed room window in q back
porch Of Tuft's house, and exploded
by slow fuse. Ifthe explosive had
been placed inside Of a room the house
would have been torn 10 atoms and
the inmates killed. AS it was, Il was
q bungled job and the house was not
very much shattered. This attempt,
like the murder Of Rev. HaddOek I'm
Iowa, helps mRgnifeently In sealing
the doom Of the whisky cause. Itsis
needless for the temperance men 20
raise their fingers: their enemies are
working Out their own destruction.
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THE Clay Center Times is now pub
fishing . very handsome, entertain
ing little evening paper.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1886-08-19

THE President and his wife are
taking their summer vacation In the
Adlrondacks. They will be absent
from Washington shout two months.
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Published THURSDAY. Aug D. 1855
Ordinance No. 5O2.

Az OEnINANcE making an appropriation Tor the
payment of the following bills
Be q ordained by the Mayor and OOtra-
citDlen offhe City of SIiiHG. Kdnsas.
sec. l. Ttai the tum of Sios s.si b. appropriaied
out Of the city treasury for the payment OF Ger
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1T Is reported that II. NJ. HO1IF
will retire frOm the management Of
the Missouri Pacific system In favor
Of r.. s. HAYES.
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W. 7. H0USER, h. D,

oNss ra''asa', -. Ioo s-.i Ei-A SrrL
AfiNG Rurch1sed tee riFhf ~ thia county
- % uss Dr.. Herman 4 Pnlrrerir Eie..fro
ihefapeutic Cahinei Bath, We are prepared 10
give eFsIy variety o. haths combined With Eiec-
trleii{, ier the treatment % al Chronic and Ner-
NGAa AruuolaA
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THE SOldisrs' State reunion h Ia
be held In EmpOria, commencing
Oct. 5 and continuing four days.
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Publication Notice.

In The District cOuri q Saline Coanty, Kaa.as.
cLARlSDA A. NELSON PiaintiH,
"a
fAfEffB NELSON. Defsndant
To fayette Helson, De'endant.
VOU arr hereby noiiaed that yuu have been
sued by Clarind A. Eelaon, he ma pisln.
W. 40 tha' you must answer the petit1on Sled
~ sid plalaiin On hefore the lalh day oi
October. A. D., lsl. such petition win Be taken
- tfue ana inegmedl rendered aecoriiuRly: the
yg5 fof the aid plaintiG, and an cri.r granting
80 plaintn TIE euEtnty 0f her unmarried minor
chiiaren, and Tor other equitable reliaf.
GLARINDA A. NELSON.
81 MOTT a Qnlnby. Der alioFneTa.
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WAETKD-A girl 10 do genenal
hOusswOrk. Enquire Of Ms. p. c.
York, south Eighth street.
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To M It IL somewhat ofa query as
% how Judge Wilson was 80 often
h0nOred with the position Of Judge OF
one OF the best districts IN the state
when he is such bold, bad man as
some would try 20 make. Only two
years ago be could easily have been
nominated for the judgeship, and ne
was certainly as well known then A.
nOw.-HadddBl Clipper.
Money to Loan on improved farms
and city property.
N. F. CARROLL,
Salina, Kansas.
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Congressman. Flfih Distrief,
ANDREW 8. WILSON.
For Governor,
JOHN A. MARTIN.
For Lieutenant GOUeTnOT,
A. P. RIDDLE.
For Secretary Of STATE,
z. b. ALLEN.
For Slate TFe0surer,
JAMES w. HAMILTON.
For auditor Of State,
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY.
Fer Attorney General,
E. B. BRADFORD.
For superintendent Of Public LlstrlsC
fiOH,
III. LAWHEAD.
For Associate Justice,
ID. M. VALENTINE.
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STRENGTH
THt ,li T,l.,s sGuIs STANDARD, sss I.,srs.

No Restrictions on TaUel or Resideneel
Policies AeOHtestabEe after the Third Year
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