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Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
Hisr<fluueoffs.

VI UANTED-PARTNER WITH SMALL CART
w tai. vel established ard paying business
Apply OF address Rom I, No g Monroe - ~
NOTICE - PARTIES WISHING TO RrNT
" grosfads for camping oT bathing privileges a
Peef's Lake can seesre fne location ~ calling
On Nf Yotnzhiood - sandy Point. Reeds LAKE.
or h addressing j. O. box ~ Crank Rapids
NicN 1la
yITAN7FD-A HOEsE FOR LIGHT DRIVING
W Ia the COUNTY, paStcre for gse Of horse
Enquire 81 - sptng = f99
CAIEsNAN-CAS ADD A I5NE SMALL
- s.rrr1-s Ore srent esrref 9 -. otke-s -
ns7. % n 1875. o. Box ISL. New YeEk. nsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

'To sske7 il - utter or write sornethinz
which has no foundssson n fact. When an
actor failed 20 rierlorirs bis lines and sup
Piled shc deficiency bv WORKS of bss own ira-
mediate creation be was dEbbed by his fel-
to-~s "fafer~ TIE ts--s wandered into the
ranks 4 tie re-Spapermeu. ard when ore of
Zen vrose soretaiDS which FarPorted 70
- news but vhica wss solely TIE o2Spring
81 MS inssxinsfisu. il was called fake.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Rhode Isiard Vas ere of te< original
thirteen coiori-s. and vas go u the original
thirteen sfstes Sne rasifea the constitution
81 sIsY -. f7sp tscccrdinE . the T. S. K s.
ut f-99 elsewhere The first raw state vas
Vermont. admitted ~ Conerrsx Feb l..
f-oi. as new and entire member Of the
United States
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
CorID Nor KEEP

Shop without them. / consider your Sui
phur Bitters remarkable blood purifier.
know of several people whose cases were
considered hopeless. that have been entirely
cured by your medicine. The sale of Sui
phur Bitters is so large here that / could
rot keep shop without them. E. s. YATES,
Pharmacist 80 Essex-st Lawrence, Mass.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

sCfoi Saw the x vas written in issS-.
tke wc-ss ~ Mnac- De Br1don and tie music
hv LniA The Engiish literal translation
--s frst nssis IN Isla and TIE sir vas ssolez
todliy
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

"Aii run down f-enn the wesxeni1x sf-
sscts " ~srrs weather. ven need q eoo6
toric snd blcod purifier IKE H,sod Ssr-
<spariiis. Gf~e this oecniisE aiedic ne
sriai. Sid sY az druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
AXE FHoRE A Michigan sOrTHEKk.
Eslsusyu.. fl4~feIr.~

frsfr lesTef C~nac Rerios ior tliccsn A.
- = ~. arriving ffeTp ~
JbFgafb tsitrs sod ~ Trireifssi prints ~ ne
Tinted ristes Heri5o and farsds rnion
7ickei Ofoe
A fvrrn = p a, rsevsiard.
n Borrz fief1f 7irkfs Aren't
tFr y tfFeyt. fifF Fieke. seeut
Tskitg ffsc4 NaT ~ 5s~
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
Want ADYERIISENENIS

fks nsntsE 81 l5n<s n Rny zcv~rtSssussEt
esB bs foA1d - civsaizs rhs EGaI Der -
seEes ~ ssssA- AEy EaEtef = iAEs osssts4
steAs f4l1 bEes
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
FOR kent--RooD.s.

TOR RENT-THREE ROOMS. ARE CENTRAL
u ly locstPd, have the finest of furniture. and
class tenants need apply. & ID. Brock ls4tf
mo RENT-NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
/ room with modern conyenienees. Cal. at 90
Bcstwick-st. l56ti
Tor RENT : FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS.
IT either single or en- suite. Apply 10 Room 40,
Powers Opera House block, Pearl-st 226tl
EOR RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
room al 50 Rensom-st latf
TOR RENT-THE INCEST KIND OF ROOMS
Il in suits OF two or four rooms. with all modern
I'm pToyemerts on (apal-st. for Offices or light
manufacturing purposes, also for lodging, Ec-
quire at once, No. q Csnal-st. OF G. A. Berwin
9stf
NOR RENT-FURN1sHED ROOMS: STEAM
il heated; and furnished rooms for light house
keeping. Apply ~ room los. New Housemen
block. l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

General HkRR1soS = sccused cf being
cry Evs tset iva inches hish What
ths. cruntry wants. however. = msa
Ct brssdsh. net enc w1o looks down en-
ccnnsoa pecple.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

IVANTED-A GIRL Al PLANTERS HOUSE
W Court-st. Wes. side. zOl
yVANTED-A GOOD GIRL At - SHELDON
w st. -
IANrED-SORTERs AND BUSDLERs AT
w The Baxter steam Laundry, s. aonroest
20
{VANTED-COAPETEN Girl FOR GEN
w era housework. family small as Cherry
81 ly4If
WANTED INMEDIArELY-A COMPETENT
w glTi FOR general hOusework. Cal II "A Rae.
sOmSt lSsti
WANfED--GcoD. C0APETFNT GIRL II A
w family OF three at - Crescent ave, good
wages 10 good girl: none other need apply. 2os
NANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w WORK. rs North Diyislon-sr German or
swede preferred. i4u
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

We suspect that some OF those who
took TIP over th- new Grand Rapids,
lansing x Northern Railroad yesterday
were not little surprised when they
psssed through Lake Odessa. IL they
we're told that one year ego there Was a
wksa. hsld where the principal streets
Of the town now are. The place now
has. - q correspondent OF the TELE-
aRAx-HxEALp writes. about one thou
sand inhabitants and nearly every kird
Of business. and all the professions are
represented there.
New towns spring up Ike this where
ripss. or OIL, or natural gas have bssn
discovered. bus such growth without
soms such siimnius Il ssldom seen. In
this case. hovsvsr. thsrs is something
more than > stimulus; there is nour-
ishmsnt. Nshows what railroads DO IN
developing the country, evan in State
which Is over half century old. Lake
Odesss Ia IN q rich farming country, but
the products of the soil lost much Of
their value on account OK their distance
from a market railroad started that
way, and almost before the ,ars reached
the locality town had sprung up. snd
there vas not only splses 70 sell but a
place 10 buy Nothing ths . railroad
could hsvs Quilt town there. Doshiag
else could have SO largely increased the
vslus Il real estate and done so much for
ias accommodation Of The people, and
yet Tiers ara those who think railroad
corporations sra the enemies Of the pee
pie and a legitimate object for the most
relentless exscfious cf lsv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

he Lsas5>r a. psarsd n brand rev
dress yesterday. Tie Lensies' deserves
"a new sult. snd re TxARsRsa 4 zRkID
cnngratalasss il apon tbs sriieucs ot
ia prosperity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
Situations Wansed--Maie.

A REGISTERED PHARMACIST WANTS
"A position Would prefer 10 z, into northern
part OF the Estate. Reference iurnlsAed. Address
!. j., box ?, Telegram herald 200
MANIFESTATIONS As BOOkKEEPER
W or clerk by young man: three yesrs expert
ences speak oermsn, best oi references. Address
A. b., B 2 IIaYeTs. CITY 2l9
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
REAL ESTATE SALES.
This list is furnished by W. r. Scribnel
real estate dealer. b6 Pearl-st.

real estate dealer 90 PearI-st.I
J. Langdon Mckee 70 James Ii. Watkins.
lot Is. blk l. McKees add go
Alfnira ;. Shirley ct al 10 ). A. Dinsmore,
e X bk ?. Drew & Browns add. 1000
Sswell Dinsmore = Nateaniai A. Earle.
e y blk =, Drew K Browns add 3.CO0
stephen ID. Munro TO VIM Nesser, lots
and , blk g. Whites add ..................-. 200
Jacob Barfh 70 Gerrit Roelofs, lots end
o. ok Barths add 700
Matte q. Dunton 10 Bert Hall, lots and
g. blk ? Dunton's sadd..-...-.................-. 40
Matte O. Dunton TO Harry L. Brown, los
I, blk 2 Dunslon's add 80
Garret A Clement TO Paul Wilhelm, LOT s,
Clements boulevard add...............-........ 80
Eizal Wolf 90 Frank c. Hammer
sehlm. 33 n. blk ~ Scribner & Tur-
49,
Olive r Llmbert,on TO Albert Stratton,
"a. ne of sec IL, Spencer 1000
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Cur Democratic frisads ara s0nssezs
a. ssa a. 10 their state ticket whieh Eiii
ts aonsnatsd al Detroit on Thursday
next. The Hon. JuLFUs HoUsEAAS, Of
this eity. Who eoaid. undoubtedly, ssgs
TIA nomination ios Governor Il hs want
a. II. rSfsssd sonas tims ago to undertake
Tie csmpslzB, And " K LgLr, % the
szgiasss. vii without qasssioa head the
ticket. Ihs remainder Of Tie tickst g.
ali II sss owing 10 the fact that no one
OF tie Democrats can say iast what pof-
tlon Of the ticket the Gfeenbacksrs are
70 have.
IL VII Do Fusion. sf eourss. our sstu;s
snd aniabls fsisnd FCLLzg % tue con-
trsry sotvithstsndiBg. One ticket
would read about thEs:
Goreruor-W. Z Burt
Lssufsnant 6ovsraor-Wm- Il. Moran,
Of Detroit.
Secretary OF Stated. w. Bixby. OF
Adrian.
sisls Treasurer - Arthur Msigs, OF
6rssi Raplds.
Attorney Gsnsrsl-O' Brisa J.Atkinson,
OF Port Huron.
Auditor BARLEY Bssen, OF
Lsks Superior.
And go on Gd llbitn1L
II. however. the Grsenbacksrs should
want something else. then Gen. Wn. p.
ISSzs. of this city. might bs pat on Tor
Lisnisnsa. Governor. in which event
Mr.. Mrnss would not take the nomins-
sion lor Treasurer. as the Democrats
want 10 spread their forces AL over two
psninsulas. Commander l.. q. RurHKR
FORD. Of Hart. - slso spoken OF 70;
Auditor General
About the only certain nomination tc
bs made 81 Detroit on Thursday Is that
cf ". II. BCar Tor Govsrnor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

DETEoIT. GRAND nAyEN MLwAUkEE

u
Dettoii kIpres has psriof car - Detroit max
ing cirect col nectlous Tor al T-oiub fast sffisiug
IN Ne~ 1ofk 81 lo.lo - m. ne1t Gov. Asiulte1
Express esst bae through sleeper from Grand
hapids 10 Niagara Pals. onDnectisg ~ At1sukes
Junction with fhrough sleeper ~ Toronto
JhrOugh tickets and sieepirf blrfhs secured
o. d.. 9. h. N. halfway ofsoc2- - NoDre -
and 81 the oepoL
las. CsNrEEIIa City rsss Agent
SEo. p. kIENE Trsfic Manage. CnbcsNp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

Queen NkrA1Is might have conspired
against the kIng i've times IS much ss
she hss. and Jet she would be an object
Of sympathy al ever The world. With
husband VIGOROUSLY untrue 10 bis mar
rsszs Vows. and watching ssrsrly Tor the
least deviation from her rsctisnds on Der
part. 30 that hs might have IA sxruse Tor
divorce. 10 e not atrasrs that shs should
try 10 win popular favor IN order 10 Sc
curs Der sons future. And kinx MILAN
has capped Ia climax 0f his perfidy by
tearing Der child from her after s1isun-
" promising her thai. she saould have
the ccnsrul q hin until ne reached his
n.eicrity. The counterpart OF this royal
sccu1drsl hss been seen IN En-. lower
wake q he. but il 5 not often that a
r,nz IS ~ lest 70 al serss of honor. n
ranrst even b called diplomacy. that
refuge of eourtiers. bus Is dcwnrixht
violstion Of an cath. The world viii
inIz- him vsry severely. snd vill FEEL
nothing tui pity for The outraged Qussu.
unAess unexpected dsveiognsnts should
plse. her m diiFsrsns Iishs
Why don't the Grsentsckers af Mich
irsn ssk for ire Secretary u State IN
the coming fusion. snd pus np y. b.
vrsro~. ~ ne Leafer of this city
Nr WEsruN = ere q tue most popular
A. Vel - the meet prrminent members
% the Greenbsck party. and wcnld make
ss rccf ruu 50 any ran that cculd ee
nnnninalal
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

The following = Est Of the rsrrisxs
Eesn s.s issret since last pnhiished With
the names. residences when outside ths citv1
ard sges Of theesrtles
kre~
srien q T,crrss Irtfie Eclly S-es
Enha 9 Nusnsr Aarfsu Elfrssefh < Web-
i.s- ~
5se.ss- srrsrr. - ze-z2
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

frHrI HtnFtFf4 IDTinff0t- FHIHHff \ p , N
sltir. fDslF ezceFi sunoar Daily escerf
Saturday, fDsiiy ercepi SuBf as.
1hroufh Coz les 70 hleseg and Toie1ocn %
q n Ira IN - IhruuSf refinr - Chicago
AZ ~ tran NO sxfrs charge for seats -
Jhrrufh sleeping sno chair bei ween jnfien-
sTDiis on Indianapolis iehf ESpreas tFtfns
through slef idng caf ~ ~ tcsR4 on ~ ~ n n
uain.-rrBi0n T1fkff nrioe 81 Non 30 ~
q GtrFFErFv 1f@1ir hsnseef
WILLIAM = ctvgTT ass'f cen pses Aren't
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17
Hels U Uanled--Male.

Hets . dfsfeti--Hate.
tVAHTED-Ex PERIENCED HANDS on
w e0kfs, betlcDA9ie makers gifls - issrn- Gee
eeleF - AoIlh lo1iasL ~
IVANTED-EAPERIENC FILIERS. 0tIEI.
W C4H.net g.. Al
tlANTED-NEN TO WoRK IL HAYiN6 AND
w E1Fyrsf. uear lie city Cod NSEoS lu-
QHire a. 81 Moth DlFisi -. 30
lTAN1ED-A SALESMAN. No BOY, Az or
W poTluuiiy of life time Tor the risht usn.
Give PeTience, 31d eucloss lsrge self addressed
stamped enFeiope. h. Nan RAEb. boSIne. Ken
dali Co Texas 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

CHICAGO 4 WEST NICHIGkH-kId TRSfNs
Y arrive al and depsu Rom Union DepoL
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-17

I VIII gosE 4ou NoTEISt 10 SIEF II
al - tee pa .,i iess ! hare 81 ske. flsaas
u -. a.li "a - = Fr1yl1-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11
1T ALE JOINT REsoLrTrox so. ?.

SENATE JOINT RE<OLCTfoS No. ?, PROOFS
ING Az ANENDNENT To sECTION oNE
ARTICLE EIGHT OF THE CONSTITUTIONS nv
STRIKING ctr THE WORD WHITE. Re II
Rssotred, The Legislature Of the State OF
Kansas, tWo-thirvis Of the tneml~rs elected tn
each hOuse thereof, concurring therein.
SECTION I, The following proposition On
annul the constitution OF the state Of Kan
sss Il hereby submitted To the qualified
electors of the state for their approval or
rejection, namely:
The constitution Of the state of Kansas IL
hereby amended by striking out the word
white" In section one, artirle eight, relating
20 the militia OF the state, 30 that said Sec
ton, - amended, shall read ~ follows:
section I, The militia shall hs composed OF
all able-bOdied male citizens between the
ages Of twenty-onS and foEty-nve year,, ex-
cert such - are exempted by the laws OF the
United States or Of this State. but citizens Of
any religious denomination whatever, who
nom scruples OF conscience may be averse to
bearing arms. shall be exempted therefrom,
upon such conditions ~ may Be preseTioed
By lay.
sEc. 2 This proposition shall be submitted
TO the electors OF this State 81 the general
election for the election of Teprese ntatlves To
legislature In the year A ID. iS4, for their
approval or rejection. Those voting In favor
% this propositton 20 amend the constitution
shall have written % printed on their ballots.
-For the amendment 10 sectiOn one. article
eight OF the constitution" thO~e voting
against the proposition 20 amend the con-
their ballots, -asEinsi The amendment TO
section one. ertic le eiRht Of the consiltu-
tion,- said ballots shall he received and said
vote shall BE- taken counted. eanvaNsed, and
rrtuTns thereof made In the same manner
and In al respects - b PsOstaed ~ lac IN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11

Gases Of the election Of representatives In the
sESATE JoISr REsoLIrIoS, 40. &. ToE me
sCesissioS % A PRoFoSITioS To ANESD
rhs coSsrIrrCioS 90 THE STATE oF
Re.oiref By ths sfaf> ~ Raasas, f~o-thirtfs ~
dHhr Ss-HsbeTs siccfsd q oo~h braa-A con-
cerT1ng tbsrsia:
sErfioS !. The following proposition to
amend section seventeen of the hill of rights
Of the constitution OF The STATE Of kansas
shali ~ submitted 20 the electors Of the
stHte Tor Their approval DF rpiertion n. tbs
general election 20 - held on tn. TUESDAY
SUGGESTING the n-st Monday of NovetnbsT
Of rights Of the constitution of the state a.
follows:
SECTION q. No distinction shall ever n,
made between the state of Kansas and the
siuIens OF other states and territories OF the
I nited stste- In REFERENCE Ia the purrhaS.-
enluyntenf or dcSr-ut Of property.
IN" rights Of aiten- In rrfsrrnre ip the pur-
chs-f, enjoy Hent oT descent of property may
b. regulated ny Law.
sEC. :, The iolloWins shall h. the method
81 submitting said proposition tn tie
ciertor-. The ballots shall have written or
printcd, ar partly written and partly printed
thereot. For the proposition 60 amend
SECTION ~ rutHt % oi the bill of rights of the
constitution nf the STATE OF Kansas concern
ing the purchase. enjoyment Snd descent Oi
property: ar against the proposition to
amen SECTION seventeen of the tilt Of rights
nj the constitutions nf the state of Kansas.
cpncerning the purrha-c. enjoyment and
descent Of property" and votes % said prp-
Positions, electors and Offirtrs will b. rrrt.iN-
Ell nj the polls "f ca n eleriinn precinct.
In testimony whereof ] have hereinto set
my hand at my office In Salina. In -aid
county. this 9Th cay Of OctobcT A. T.. iSSS.
W. ~. GENTEN.
Sheriff, Saline County Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11

concerning the purchase, enjoyment and
descent Of proreTfy," Said ballots shall b.
received and said vote shall Be taken, count
ed eanvassed and return thereof made, In
the same manner In all respects a. is pro-
vided by law In cases Of the election OF rep
rrsentatiyes 20 the legislature.
SIC. 4 This resolution shall take effect
ami he IN force from and after its publication
In the statute hook
Approved Marin T. iSS
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true
and correct rDpy Of the original enrolled res
olution now On die In INV ofice, and that the
same took effect by publication In the stat
ute book. June -. lSS7.
=. II. ALLEN. Secretary Of state.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11
REFTBLICAN TICKET.
r9E sEyaT0RIaL cos vExTIoN.


The Republican Senatorial con-
yention Of this District Ssnvened at
Minneapolis Tuesday afternoon.
w. l.. Harvey, of OttwA county, was
elected both Temporary and Perma-
nent chairman, and J. X. Martin, OF
Rockville, temporary and -Perma-
nent SECRETARY. Resolution endors-
ing Senators Plumb and Ingalls,
were passed. Capt. Mohler was voted
for by the five delegates nf Saline
county, and Lieut.. Gov. Riddle 10y
by the five delegates Of Ottawa
county, uP to O'clock that after
nOOn-when an adjournment WAS
taksn-5OO ballots had been taken.
At the adjOurnms MT last evening, ~
ballots had been taken. 4 con-
ference cOmmitts was appointed,
and an adjourn ment taken until ~
o'clock this morning. II IL inPOs-
sIble TO fortelI the result at this
NrritInU
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11
TaECOT-STTTICEEr

The Republican county central
committee met At the city Hall last
Saturday morning, and Canvassed
the vote In accordance with the
rules Of the crawford County Sys-
tenn" The result Of the canvass IL
on the first page Of this paper. The
system has worked admirably-in-
deed so well that IL will be hard
to weAn Republican voters hack to
the old system. Nearly I,50 votes
were cast-A wonderful turn out of
voters for a primary election. The
result in each nomination was
sufficiently decisive to cause no bad
blood, and Republicans generally
seem DESTROYS Of the full and COM
plete success of the ticket.
Jonathan Weaver, the candidate
for Representative. is especially
fitted for the place, having had pre-
viOus legislative experience. He Is
able. sRJoys . great degree Of Popu
lArity in the county, and will he
triumphantIy elected.
Ed Lamkin IL another popular
nomination. Five years ago Inc
came within one Of the nomination
for the same office probate Judge,
and this helped him not = little In
his late canvass. He was good
soldier, H. q sIendid citizen, aud will
make an excellent officer.
r.. w. Blair, the candidate for
county attorney, IL nm excellent
lawyer, honest, conscientious, and
will make u interesting for all law
breakers.
Joe Armstrong has made SPLEEN
did fight, and won the victory. His
popularity Is So great that the Demo-
Gratis were afraid la bring out can
didate for county superintendent.
Charles J. Frelericsnn had no OPP
position for clerk Of the District
court, and justly for he is a most ex-
celIent officer. This IL the testimony
ofevery lawyer practicing at this bar.
I.eander Mapes, a solid farmer Of
Liberty township, won the prize Of q
1OminatiOn for county commission
er, Second District. He IL man Of
good information, successful in bus.
mess So well ~ farming, aud well
worthy Of the responsible trust for
which he stands.
And thus the ticket il presented Ia
the voters excellent i'm each aud
every PSrt-and we'll worthy uf the
victory Il IL sure Ia win.
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Election Proclamation.

STATE up KANShS,J
COTNTN UF SALISE
The Sfai, 81 EdHsds 10 nH whom fhs,s prcE.Bf'
know yon that /, ". u. Gentry. sheriff OF
Saline county, Kansas, 10y virtue of the
authority In me vested. ,in. hy this proclaim
alton give public notice. that Ou Tuesday, the
6th nT November \. H., ISIS, there will he .,
general election, nnd the Officers Ia he chosen
n follows:
Nine Presidential Electors, one Governor,
one Lieutenant tiIvcTnoT, one Secretary oi
State. one Auditor. one Attorney General
one Superintendent at Public Instruction
one Associate Justirr, one Congressman iOT
Fiuh District, one state senator. one rOunty
Atinru-y. one Pruhate Judge, one Represen-
IaIiVc. one Clerk District Court. one county
SUPP rintentit.nt. one County Commissioner
for S.-s,nd commissioner District.
CAMBRIA TOWNSHIP.
Onr TruSir'.. one Clerk. ONE Treasurer. two
Justir'-S az the Peace, two ConsiahlsE and one
road oVerSreT for zach rDad district.
DAYTON TOWNSHIP.
one Trustee. one clerk. one TREASURER, two
Justices of the Peace. iw" 'oiisiableS ANA
one ruad OverSter for each ruad district.
ELN CREEK TuwSSHIP.
One Trustee. one CIerk. one Treasurer. two
Jusiirc~ of the Peace, two Cunstahies and
one bVerScer breach rIad district.
EUREEA TOWNSHIP.
Onr Trustee. one clerk. one Treasurer, two
Justices nT the Peace. two IonstablrS and
one rDad UVrr~eer for each rOad district.
FALUN rowS-HIF.
Onc Trustee. one clerk. one Treasurer. two
Justices az the Peace. two ConSinbles aud
one ruad ''ver~eer fnr each ruad district.
GREELEY TOWNSHIP.
tine Trustee, one Clerk. one Treasurer. VIC
Justices oT the Peace, two Constable~ aud
one rnah nvsrSeer f"r zach rnad district
GYPsUN TOWNSHIP.
tine Trustee. one clerk. one Treasurer, one
Justices pf the Pearr two CoiiStablcS and one
road ON.r~ecT for each rnad district.
GLESDALE TuWNSHIP.
One Trustee. one clerk, one Treasurer. two
Iu-iirs> at the Peace, two ConsiableS and
one ruad 81 erSe-r fur each road district.
LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.
tine Trustee. one clerk, one Treasurer. two
COnstaIlcS aud one road overSeer for each
Rad district.
Onto TOWNSHIP.
une Trustee, one Clerk one treasurer tUu
Justires nf the Peace. Two Constabies aud
one ruad OVerSceT f1r each road district.
PLEAsANT VALLEY TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee one Clerk, one Treasurer, two
JuSiires of the Peace, twn ConsiableS and
one ruad OVerSeer for each road district.
SMOKY HILL TOWNSHIP.
One Trustee. one clerk, one Treasurer, tUu
Justice Of the Peace, two COnsiahles and one
rnad OVer~seT for each road district.
SMOKY VIEW TOWNSHIP.
Onc Trustee, one clerk. one Treasurer. two
justices OF the Peace. two ConstAbles and
one road OVcrSeer f"T each ruad district.
sNOLAS TOWNSHIP.
tine Trustee. one clerk, one Treasurer, two
Justices of the Peace. two COnstables aud
on" Rad Over>eeT for zach road district.
SUMMIT TOWNSHIP.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-11
observation-disclosures.

General Richard Taylor, COM
mander of an important military
division of the Southern COnfed-
erasy during the war, wrote as fol-
lows OF the causes which cOntribut-
ed to the overthrow uf the con-
federacy:
I'VE made two great mistakes.
Had We avoided them we should
have conquered you. The first was
that we did not substantially de.
stroy the protective features Of the
tariff In the winter session Of 1857
and lSJS by an act which provided a
more rapid sliding scale to free
trade. AZ q Democratic measure
we should have passed such q law,
and held e tight on you till Il closed
the furnaces, workshops, cotton and
wooden mills, and steel aud bar iron
works Of the whole North aud West,
and scattered your wOrkmen over
the prairies and Territories. When
the war Was ready for you, you
would not have been ready for the
war. You could not have armed
and equipped aud put into the field
. large army nor built q navy. You
would have been without supplies,
machinery and wOrkmen, and you
would have been without money
aud credit"
This statement H. I'm itself q
sufficient argument against the
present Democratic attempt to In
jure our industries. General Butler
10 not 20 certain that the Southern
Confederates have entirely abandon
ed their purpose. They show great
holiness in Congress, resisting free
suffrage and sacrificing Northern
industries while keeping those Of
the South intact. In the Senate last
week, Senator Vest made . labored
argument against negro suffrage and
In justification Of the terrorism
which prevails wherever negroes
show . disposition to assert their
rights.