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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12
city Carriage and Wagon Works.

SALINA, KAN, Jan. 9Th, 1855.
As the year 1887 has just past with
a fair amount Of business, will
thank my friends and customers foi
their liberal patronage Of the past
and hope l may be enabled to serve
YOU even more satisfactorily in the
future. l shall continue to manufae-
tmre strictly first-elass carriages,
buggies, spring wagons and road
carts. My own work is all one
grade. ! will carry in stock Eastern
made work also, for the aecommoda-
ton Of customers who want
cheaper work, which / will set at
rock bottom prices. My own work
is made by skilled, wOrkmen aud
from the best stock in the market
MY specialties will be the Dexter
Queen Fairy buggy which has no
equal for durability and easy riding
NV new road cart will most ceT-
tainly surprise the world. | have
the largest stock Of all kinds Of veh =
eles to be found in Central Kansas .
I have froIn 20 to 100 jobs always on
hand-eveTything from a 75 10 bug
gy to a 10 passenger carriage. l call
the attention Of the public to the
superior facilities 1 have in my re-
pairing departments-wOOd working,
black smithing, painting and tr M
ming. All the work is done first
class at the lowest prices. Now l.
the best time to have your vehicle
repaired and painted for the coming
spring and summer, as 1t requires
several weeks to do a good job OF
painting, aud should not be left to
the day you want your carriage
Never allow any kind Of q job to run
without paint, tits the same as tc
run il without oil. I assure the best
satisfaction in painting for quality
aud finish. I have the best work
men to be found I'm the state, and an
using the best grade Of paint anC
yarnishes. I shall endeavOr t.
make everything the best at the low
est possible prices. l confidentl!
ask a continuance Of your favors
aud with pleasure welcome all to ex
anime my work. You shall receiv'
courteous treatment and fair deal
ing. Respectfully,
| w1t-dlt. S. PEARSON.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

staunch old Commonwealth. We
are pleased to say that quite lately
there Il an Improvement In this re-
speet noticed in the Commonwealth.
brace up and give us some news
from The coyote" II you DO lose
the eapitol some day, you viii only
have 10 come to Salina 20 md 10.
You see, Father Baker. we must
have the capitol as near the center
Of the state as possible, and the
,'eoyOtes'i propose TO take hand In
putting Il there. The spendtd eapi-
ioI building can be well utilized as q
University, or for an Asylum for
the Incarceration OF anarchists,
dynamite fiends, free traders, and
the numerous other hereties now
infesting this fair land Of ours.
Now for one more blizzard-One
more old twister-and then we hope
lie saweather king will give as q
rest in this line until we have heard
how enormous Jim Blaine's major
ifv Il over Cleveland and Free Trade
| and All other Democratic side
shows now posing before the coun-
| try. Well, yes. / see John Peter
| 81. John has again opened his poliu
cal valve. What an astounding
effect il will have on the nation 70
know that the eloquent old fERud is
still alive and Kicking. TINS 81
Jobn rneket is gettiug to be species
/ ~ old chesnut to the country a
large. The Republicans honored
John Peter by eleeting him Cover
nor OF Kansas twice / believe. he
is Just now engaged in vilifying his
| former friends. Some people are
very ungrateful wIetches.
Not many winters since an Orang'
demonstration was being held u
Dublin, Ireland, aud the popuiaee
we're shouting. as they Paraded th'
streets, Ito hell with the Pope
The American wOrkingmen jus
4 now ,although not publicly express
ed by them feel very much tOWara
Cleveland as the Orangemen dlo
towards the Pope. A. u b.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12
- rArsNrRrorHE AssWEE:

The Sunday Republican, in . tow
sring rage, uses q column Of sense
less vituperation about the editor OF
the JOURNAL. IT is all on account
Of the "query" Of person not con-
nected with the JOURNAL Oniee,
published In this paper, asking how
Il is that in an audience Of 800 given
20 the Andrews people one week
ago last Saturday night, in their
nerformanee- In behalf
Of the pOOr-only 800 was turned
over to the poor fund. While Peo-
ple are inclined to compliment MI
Andrews for what he did for the
poor. still they do not desire to give
him credit for what he did not do.
The query was a natural one, com
ing from an influential and respected
citizen, who not only contributed Of
hisown means, but had y member OF
his family soliciting the sale Of tick
cts. No one whom we have met
claims that 'he audience numbered
less than 500. Assuming this state
ment to be true, there should have
been-at 50 cents per tieket-$2jO re-
allied. DeduetiDg from this the
eOmplimentaT (which were 56ls at
50 cents per ticket, we have So.
Taking out the expenses sgd and
the amount turned in to the pOOrfund
ysIOO), there would still be $l0l un-
accounted for. Taking the Andrews
statement that the audience num-
bered only about S75, and the fund
il still very short. The query made
concerning the disposition Of the
proceeds is only one which scores oi
people upon the streets have in their
mouths. Andrews should be glad Of
the privilege OF placing himself
straight.
Now, the Republican says we pub
Iished this query because Of our
jealousy Of that paper. Great
Caesar! What have we TO be jeal-
Gus Of? Certainly not Of the editor
Ial ability of that sheet, for il is the
weakest attempt at editorial writing
ever before attempted in Salina. II
cannot be on account Of our Jealousy
Of its editors-one q strOlling va
riety actor, the other a self-eon'
yjcted sneak and beat. II cannot be
on account Of our jealousy OF the
ReDUblican itself, a majestic horse
, blanket, containing 81 columns o.
patent matter, u Of advertise
, mepts. the remaining . cOlum
, being devoted to county correspond
. ence, Nelps letters and lot OF ligh
= trash. Aud this Is the great boom
, ing sheet" which was to go out eaci
Sunday to all people in all lands
Jealousy? Please tell us Why
( where, how!
As the RepUblicdn's opinion o
] ourself Is so very valuable, we give i
space that it may be known Of al
( men. 1t should not sleep in a uape
Of such limited circulation as tn
Republican. Here it is:
! de is political rOustabouti
= journalistic jackal; a canting tenn
= persnce hypOcrite; a hyphen, com
bining corruption and deceit; pan
wearing the clothes of man HE
rOglyphic on the face OF eXistene'
I a boil, which needs lancing to lie
4 out natural cussedness; a pOrOu
plaster, which needs a coating o
dollars to make IL stick q night
= mare; a vision a bluff and cipher
j. with but one aim in life-tO stab M
a fellowmen in the dark, under tn
n cloak OF friendship.
a Papers Of the Fifth congressiona
! district please copy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12
NOTICE

To an whom tt may concern, but more espe-
cialiy to CathaTine Anderson Catharine
r. More, Emma Grubb and Levi Anderson,
heirs AZ law and guardians ad-litem of
heirs At law Of Thompson Anderson, de-
ceased, late Of Saline county, Kansas.
You are hereby notified that /, John A. ID.
Moore, administrator of said deceaeed. did
on the fih day o. January, A. j. le.A hle q
petition IN the probate court % saline cOun-
", Kansas. praying that might Be euihor-
fTed and emuoWe 20 sell the foIloutng-de-
scribed lands for the purpose Of paying the
debts and costs Of administration of said e.
tate. to-Wit; Lots number ave f5l, six lsl,
seven fD and eight i8i, Ia block number six
tv-nfne fGql. al 10 the 6ecund addition 10
the city of BruoEville, IN saline county.
EanEas, as shown by the recorded plat
fhereof And said petition viii b heard ~
the once % the probate iudEe q aald county
on the I6lh day 81 January a. y. -, e =
oIicforir A. n. % said DAY, as uhich time and
rlnce each of yuu and al Others interested.
are notified % he present and anoW canee II
anr gDu have. Why an order of sale - pray 60
~ 1horli not - granted Dafed this 1lh
5oan AD. MOSS,
A ffrIinillEaiET,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

"a" and 'B" are two dry goods
merchants i'm Salina, and both "A"
and "B" buy goods which cost them
S1.OO (and very often A buys for a
little less than b. A marks his
goods $1.1O; B is better known than
A because he is a larger man and
does more blowing and he marks
his goods $1.5O. The public, who
arenOt so easily gulled as some peO--
pie imagine, easily seethe palpablO
difference between AS and BIS pri--
ces, and hence B says to the public:
"YOu have gone back OH me, but i
you come again unto me III shave 8
little off my abnormal profits" or iIi
other words, you can have 20 pc
cent off. The question to be decide |
is, whether AS goods at regTIla
prices or BIS with 20 per cent off al
the cheaper. McHenry & Co. pre-
ent the whole thing in a nutshell.
AS goods are marked in plai'l
figures, nets you $1.1O.
BIS goods are markedin hierOgI
phics $50; with twenty per centOh
nets you $1.2O.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12
rHE DEArH ROLL or 1851.

It said that death loves ashin-
inc mark. When We cast up the ac-
count Of the year just passed,we find
the names Of agreat many who were
known to fame, and those who
we're our patron-saInts in much
that goes to make up our estimate In
that which forms greatness In public
life, in literature, art aud IN the
ehureh's good work. In the years
preceding we recall a great many
who received our best devotion In
hearts best trust for T0rk well per-
formed. Among those who answer
ed the last roll call in 1887 were the
following Of this country: Ex-Viee-
President william A. Wheeler; ex-
Minister Elihu B. WashbuTne, Dan
iel Manning, ex-seeretary Of the
treassry; Chief Justice Woods OF
supreme court; Judge Charles A.
Rapollo Of the New York state court
o. appeals; Luke p. Blackburn, ex-
governor Of Kentucky; AnsOn p.
Morrill,, ex-governor aud Joseph X.
Bodwell, governor Of Mainei VII
liaru B. Washburne, ex-governor OF
Massachusetts; ex-Chief Justice
Mercer Of Pennsylvania ex-Publie
Printer S. p. Rounds; Gov. John ;.
Matmaduke Of Missouri; ex-Minis-
ter Thomas c. Manning; General
w. B. Hazen, Of the signal service
Judge Luke b. Poland OF Vermont
Henry b. stanton, ex-senator and
veteran journalist; Chief Justice
Carter OF Washington; Captain Jas
B. Eads, engineer Of Panama ship
railroad and the New Orleans ietties
fame: Lieutenant John w. Danen-
hover, Arctic explorer; Henry
Ward Beeeher; Bishop HOratio Pot
ter; Bishop William Mercer Green
of Mississippi; Bishop Albert Lee oi
Delaware; Bishop William L. Har'
ris; Cardinal JacObini; DIR. Ray Pal
mer: DIR. Hitchcock, president o.
/ L Ulbn AutoluNiCui rGihAAoi9 , e-NN -
Mark Hopkins Of Williams college
Professor +. /. YOumans; Professor
Spencer f. Baird John Roach, th'
ship builder; DePauw, the Indians
philanthropist; DIR. ThOs. F. Roehes
ter Of Buffalo; William r. Traver
OF New York; John G.. SAKE; Bel
Perley Poor; Professor o. ;. Fowle
Of chronological fame; Sinelai
Tousey, publisher; Aivan Clark
telescope maker; Sir Joseph Whit
worth, inventor; Alfred krupp
cannon maker; Maurice Strakosh
OF opera fame; Aaron G.. NandePool
iurist: President Taylor Of the NOR
mon institution; Mrs. J, B. Vincent
Mile Aimee and Eliza Wethersby O
the stage Emma Lazarus, Phili
Marston Bourke, Mrs. Dinah MulocI
Craik, James Grant, Mrs. Henr.
Wood Of literary fame; Mrs. job
Jacob Astor, philanthrOpist; Jenn
Lind, the world-renowned singer q
1.-TWO generations ago.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

ALL doubt rs TO Senator ingalls,
attitude towards ex-Secretary La
mar is dispelled by his letter to the
Young Mems Republican Club in
Lawrence, in which he says: my
relations with Mr.. Lamar personally
are entirely friendly, but there can
be no doubt that he represents
everything bad in the past, danger
Gus in the present and menacing in
the future Of the history Of this
country. His nomination is pend
ing before the committee on judi
ciary, Of which l am a member, and
will probably be disposed Of at an
early date. ] regret to say that in
my opinion there is little doubt Of
his confirmation"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12
NOTICE OF FISAL SETTLEMENT.

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT.
STATE OF KANSAS
COUSIN or SALINE.
In the Probate Court IN and for said Coun-
ty
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Anna b
Champlin, deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested
iu the aforesaid Estate, are hereby noiineo
that al the regular term Of the Probate
Court in and for said county, TO be begun and
held al the court room IN Sallna. and County
OF Saline. state OF aforesaid on the third Mon
day In the month of January A. D.. lsaA, We
shall apply 10 said Court for = fuil and ma
settlement OF said Estate
II. s. CHAMPLIN.
WV. G. LEGO,
Executors OF Anna B. Champlin, Deceased.
December 18th. A. D.. iSs7. 5i-4t-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

TIE Supreme Court has handed
down an opinion in the Pratt COun-
ty seat contest, involving the loea-
ton Of the county seat Of that coun-
ty. It has been pending in the Su-
preme Court, and has been the most
bitterly contested county seat
struggle in the history Of the State.
In August, 1885, a petition was pre-
scented To the Board Of County COM
missioners praying that an election
be called for the relocation Of the
county seat at the town OF Saratoga
from the town Of Iuka. The petit
ton was presented to two members
OF the board while sitting as a board
Of canvassers. They refused to con-
slider the petition at that time. Since
the case has been i'm the Supreme
Court, 40 Of the best farmers Of
Pratt county have testified that their
signatures appear on tae petition,
though they never saw the petition
or authorized any one TO sign it for
them. It developes that over 100
names are pure fOrgeries- In many
instances names Of persons who had
been dead a number Of years appear
ed on the petition. On the strength
Of these facts the Supreme Court de-
eides that the petition is a fraud.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

A DISPATCH publlshd yesterday
serves 10 explain why Major Morrill,
refused to be candidate for govern
or. He IL to be the president Tor the
First National Of LeavenwOrth, not
next year, as the dispatch states, but
at the close Of the present session OF
congress, next July or August. The
offer was made to him some months
ago aud was finally accepted while
he was in LeavenwOrth, last Tues
day. The First National Of Leaven-
worth was the first National bank
established in Kansas. Up to No
vember last il had paid $sOO,OOO IN
dividends Topeka Commonwealth.
ONCE in a while mot often a man
is called by the people TO become a
public official whether he desires to
or not. 1t begins to look as If mat
ters would come to such pass that
Mai. Morrill, would be called upon
to carry the flag in the next cam
paign.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

Mas. LErITIA BOvEE, who in her
youth was betrothed to President
Buchanan, died at st. Paul last
Tuesday. After Encouragement was
broken the girl married a worthless
man. and Mr. buchanan remained a
bachelor and became President.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12
NorIcE uF I'D sETTLEMENr.

COuNrY OF SALINE,
"
In the Matter of the Estate Of William B.
Murray deceased.
Creditors and al other persons interested
In fhe Aforesaid Estate, are hereby notified
that af the regular term Of the Probate Count,
In and for said County, 10 be begun and held
al the Court Room In saiina, and County %
tlny Ia the month of February A. D., lsss. ]
shall apply % said Court for a full and nnal
-effieuienf Of said estate IAMEs SHARP.
Administrator of William p Murray, de-
erased. December 25th, "A. D., iss7. 2-ii-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

YoUNG men, and older ones, too,
fov that matter, who have marvelled
al Mr.. Blaine's power may see some
thing uf interest in the statement Of
Murat Halstead that ''he Blaine
never used tobacco in any form,
never smoked a cigar or chewed or
snuned. and never drank a glass Of
ardent spirits"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

THE newspaper men Of Winfield
are very urbane towards each other
One ofthem refers 90 local cOntem-
porary ~ "the low-brOwed idiot OF
the evening waif.n Well, now, that
sounds something like some Of the
sweet sayings Of a Salina brother Of
the press. oh, isn't il grand TO be a
newspaper man.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

THE remains Of Napoleon III and
the Prince Imperial was to be re-
moved from Chiselhurst 20 Farm
borough. The ex-Empress Eugenie
requested 20 be alone in this sad re-
moval 81 her loved dead.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12
Notice to Stockholders.

SALSA, Kas., Dec. Is, 1877.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
tie Salina. Sterling 4 Fl Paso railroad CON-
uany Tor the election Of fdlrectOrs for the en-
suing wear aud transaction OF any other bus
iueSs that NAV be brought before the meet
Ing win be held at the office ofthe company
In Sailna, Kansas, on Tuesday, the 2ith day
of January, ISs,s, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
stock transfer books viii be closed nom
the afternoon OF December 24th, loeIs unti
the morning Of January 18th, lsoe.
GEo. {. SMITH, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

A CAnLEGRAN from Rome says
that the Pope's successor is already
being considered, and that there IL a
strong party in the bOman church
In favor % selecting the next Pope
from some other city than Rome
and some other country than Italy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

tbs mayor and council Of Atehi-
son went on = pleasure trip, last
Thursday. from thst eitytO Coneor-
dia,over the new santa Fe line.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

A BANQUET will be given by New
York Republicans al DelmOnicO's on
Abraham Lincoln's birthday, Feb
ruary n. Senators Evarts, ingalls,,
Spooner. and others will attend.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

A. d. GILKEsoN, Of Hays City,
has t.een appointed assistant AttOr-
ney-General for Wallace county, "a
altate the saloons.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
STATE OF KANSAS

COUNTY OF SALfNE,
In the Probate Court Ia and for said county
In the matter Of the estate Qf Vim. j.
Ward, deceased.
Creditors aud all other persoffs Interested
In the aforesaid estate are hereby notified
that at the regular term Of the probate court
in and for said cnunty, 90 " begun and held
NJ the court room Ia Salina, and county Of
saline, state OF aforesaid, on the second Mon
dny IN the month Of January, A D., lsse,
we shall apply 20 said court for a fulls and
fnal settlement OF said estate.
R. r. ROBINSON,
LIZZIE WARD.
Executors Of estate Of VIM. J. Ward, de-
ceased.
December le. A. D., lss5-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

GovERSoR FORAKER was inaugu'
rated at Columbus, Ohio, Monday
with imposing ceremonies, the At
tendance being the largest in years.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

REPREsENTATTvE MORRILL, has
introisced q bill al Washington to
pension all dependent widows Of
soldiers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12
PUBLICATION NOTICE.

Notice OF application to purchase school
~ land. The Undersigned hereby gives no.
tice that he will, ON the 10th day Of January,
lSss make an application to the probate
court, OF Saline county Kansas. to purchase
the following described district schO0l iano'
situated inthe organized county nt saline
Kan..viz :The northeast quarter(n n e tlof north
east uuarter(n q a southeast quarters e 14loi
southwest quarter Is " slOf northeastquarter
n g +, ,1quarter.n W 1of northeast quarter IN G
,luf section sixteen ll6l township thirteen US
range four A. west. He names the folio wing
persons TO prove his sett iement, continuous
4 sidence and improvements, viz: Mart
smith. residence. Pleasant Valley township,
saline county, Kansas. and 4. \. Hinkle'
r, sit'ence. Pleasant Valley township, Saline
county. Kansas. Done at Sallnat county oi
Saline. Kansas, this 9th day 81 December
lsT. DANIEL KREPs, Petitioner 2-d
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

OF the seventy-eight members Of
the L. :. senate only nineteen were
in the Senate ten years ago, o,and only
four 20 further hack In senatorial
service than the beginning Of Gen.
Grants administration, aud OF the
Others who were sworn in March 4,
1873. only three remain in the senate
now-Allison, Ingalls, and Jones Of
Nevada.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

sECRErARY LAMAR has formally
sent On his resignation OF Secretary
% tue Interior.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

The American Register, published
at Paris, has been Reading Cleve-
lands message and Blaine's criti-
eisu. and says in an editorial; "Mr.
Blaine's criticism IL Of the most de-
structive character, and with the
precision Of master hecOnfutes the
economical fallasies which form the
staple Of President Cleveland's dis
sertation."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

EHoUID a man be confirmed a JUS
tice Of the supreme court when he
anlrms that, despite the results OF
the war. he could not regard the re-
cent amendments 10 the constitution
''as having equal force with the
original articles ." Il is IN these
very amendments that he will have
to pass as Judge.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

THE Missouri Pacific railroad in
Kansas has made sweeping redue-
tions in freight rates. For instance,
for distance Of 100 miles the rate on
FIRST class merchandise is now made
so cents instead Of SO cents The
fourth class rate is reduced from s.
cents 10 q cents per 100; the rate on
lumber is reduced from 1s cents 10
Is cents; soft coal, from s to ~
cents; cement and plaster, from Is
10 s. cents; wheat, from Il to l51z
cents; the rates on cattle in carloads
is reduced from IS 10 81 per car for
the first Eve days.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

ThE prospects for Mr.. Lamars
confirmation as Supreme Court JUS
tic care rather gloomy. The RePub-
ieaus have decided sgalnst the pro-
posed action, while proposing to sup
port the confirmation Of both Villas
and DiekinsOn-the first for the In
terror portfolio and the second for
Postmaster General Stewart Of
Nevada alone champions Lamar
among the Republican senators.
We have been informed by a gentle
man lately in Washington that two
or three Democratic Senators are
likely 10 vote against Mr.. Lamar on
account Of his rebel" record.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

THE loss by the burning Of the
union depot at Atebison is estimated
ct 900. The structure originally
cost s20,tOO snd was insured for
t50.eN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12

AT the request of Governor Fora
ker, and ln compliance with Fes0lu-
teens 81 lhe ohio legislature. Cover
nss Martin has appointed Senator
GeorEe "a. Chase. Mankaio, Hon. ".
g siauilsueh, Abilene. Hon. q. W.
Clement, wichita, Mai. J. K. Hud-
eon. Iorsls, ". s. Lambert, Esq,
Howard, Elk county, a. honorary
eauznissiopeEs % represent the state
ul klie s'CentenBisl Exposition of the
7hso Valley ans Central Eiates," +" TO
- held at Cincinnati, ohio, July 4
- oeietsf g. lssS
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-01-12
76 PER CENT OFF
"And Goods Might Still be too Dear

Here mathematical problem Its proper solution effects
the domestic economy Of every household in Srne County