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The South western news., 1888-02-08
o. B. THOMAS.

"AA9' M l9llII)SoH. dlIef SpeIlus
ing few weeks among relatives
and friends in Terrell, left Satdr>
day for her home in Atlanta.
Mr.. John w Dickson and lady
of Marshallville. Ga, spent Satur,
day and Sunday IN the city, the
guests of Capt. John Whitchard.
We are now receiving nice line
of groceries of every description,
and will deliver them to any part
Of the city free of charge,
I O WHITCHARD & Co.
We are determined to have all
local matters of interest that trans
pire, published in the SoUTHwEs-
TERN NEws, and don't you forget
it.
The Dawson Variety Works,
and the Variety Works of Bal
dwin & Co., & Geise, are worked
to their utmost fllino orders from
abroad and at home.
Dawson in its steady growth, is
feeling the need of more banking
T. ~
'"'',''ieS' "Lu no" chorus are peihg
Bank. sooner or later.
~,
o,j N;H ' H. now now" in %oo so rnn apMer
order and I solicit fbe natronaoe
of the public. Ny rocks are kept
IN good order and l guarantee sat-
ian. 18.tw.,n.
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l''"S'" 10 VI " 'oo'i now
IN ''''o 49, ca =" -"
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Mr., Charlie Bryan, Mr.. j c
Holland, and Mr.. Jonathan Bridg-
dn, tn, ,,,,,,I,. H., 49,,
/ o,,ono. 49, ~ I'D 49, ,..,,;
49,, 1s,I ,s
Judge Homer ) Bell Is EXTEND
ing his business In the white bronze
monuments lnt2 other States. A
for iorro n,orun,on+ f.on, mr.,
Tbos. Soorcv of Horaw;olah,,ro
Al, "
Df' James 0oh mas IN store a
wen selected STOCK OF I'andreth ana
bulSts garden seeds These seeds
wb;aL u;,.oa +Lon, H. l;a1,oa. -,
cellonce We carry M old soads
Now i tbo t;r,o 20 lou u ,,o,,,. 10.
ii"oie oaroen seeuS' IT,
We oro nlooeod 70 Ioorn tbo+ tho
D. -. ~. 49,
stantly receiving books from vari>
Gus sources. We hone that our
fr;onds NIL oon+;rro ~ ola 20 tho
:" ''N ~
shelVeS Oh ILLS Library IN readable
books.
M n H, t I
MI Don N"'s'ei' io'nlerly Oh
Georgetown, is now doing business
for the Arthur's, in Shellman. Mr..
Kaigler is one among the best
m,sinesa voung men in this section
- ~ oo;,,i 80; ,.I,.
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Photographic cutlery.
Photographic gallery over Tails
as Store. Main Street.
VAN RIPPER,
If. ARTIST.
Family Relics.

Dir. w + Prince. OF this county,
as in his house a child's cradle
bat his grand father Davenport
aatle Sc years ago. Three genero
tons have been rocked in this era
le. tits still in good order and
iell preserved for future use. This
radle was made for Mr.. Princes
ister, Mrs. Sears, who died last
ear at the age of Sc.
Miss Annes Pilshury has in her
Sssession, a little book, Seems OF
cred Poetry" that was carried by
EN- brother, Mr.. w X Pilsbury,
uring the late war. just before the
attic of Chickamauga, fought the
9th and Goth of September, 1868,
ais little book was borrowed from
in by a comrade, Mr.. White
Iuchanan, of Griffin, Ga, mem
er of the Griffin Light Gu ards,
Company b. who was instantly
He'd in the fight of the 10Th. In
is pocket after the battle was
sund this little book, and on a
mf saturated with a portion of his
10 blood are these words:
But leaves the greenest will de,
cay,
and flowers the brightest fade away
When autumn winds are sweep
ing;
AnG be the household e'er so fair,
The hand Of death will soon be
there,
Ind turn the scene to weeping"
The South western news., 1888-02-08
Arrivals at The Fdrnum House,

Dr.-J T Lamar, county; ? j
Ludwig, Eufala Ala; j r White
head, Savannah Ga; G A Seymour,
New York. G L Harris, Cuthbert;
A G Lampkins, New York; H A
Turner, Engineer Columbus South
ern; J H Query, city;W r Webb,
Baltimore Md; A w Percy, Louis
vile Ky; VIM. Rasmers, B timcro
Nd; Thos. Ssocker, St. Louis;
John Walden, Macon; J H Shaf-
fer, New York; j NJ Wooten, Lea
ry; w E Wooten, Albany r A
Spratling, Atlanta; Alto G We>
Der, Louisville Ky; j L Parrott,
Parrottsville; Roe Edwards, Ma
con; I w Martin, New York; S d
Zuber, Atlanta; MS Smith, New
York: W A McNeal, Macon; W
R Massey, St. Louis; Miss Matte
Howard, Lake City Fla; J o Beaz-
hey, Baltimore Md; L B Stevens,
Stevens Pottery; o G Cleveland,
Townsville Ga.
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us July II, Mars until April II,
Jupiter until May %, and from
December 2 to close of year. Sa-
turn from August 1.
The evening stars will be: Sa,
turn from January % to August
2, Venus from July IL, Mars from
April IL, Jupiter from May % to
December s.
Two old tin canteens, all that is
left of 81, comprise the "war rel.
les" of veteran of the 9Th, Ga,
who resides in this city. This old
soldier says, that love or money
could not get these relics of time
that tried his soul.
A little son of Mr.. M P Hoyi,
traded pullet for 10 eggs, then
paid tor the use of hen for
three months, afterwards placing
the eggs under the hen, and the
result was 13 little chickens. A.
good investment.
Our l g Marshall's father, was
deputy sheriff and sheriff of Hans
cock county, Ga,, for twenty years.
Isn't it a coincidence, that the son
after many years, is following ex.
actly the footsteps Of his father in
his chosen profession as a sheriff.
cit Won't Work Here" an ar
ticle taken from the Smithville,
News on the outside OF this paper,
need not be read with alarm, but
with profit. We are fully able to
take care of ourselves, when an ats
tempt is made to force "negro
equality" upon us.
In the cure Of severe coughs,
weak lungs, splitting OF blood, and
the early stages of CONSUMPTION,
d.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery has astonished the med~
ical faculty, While it cures the
severest coughs, it Strengthens the
system and purifeS the blood. By
druggists.
w II Holley, colored, who is a
paying subscriber to the News, at
one time received $500 per month
as wages, for a period of eleven
years. He at that time was en-,
gagged upon a wood rack connect.
ed with the Southwestern railroad.
Bill has now comfortable home
that he paid for from this money,
long years ago.
Mr.. George Kaigler, who died
last fall in Lexington District,S.C.
at the advanced age of 50 years,
was a close relation to the Kaiglers
OF this section. He was a good
man, and a most useful citizen, IN
heriting many of his good quail,
ties from the Revolutionary stock
from which he descended.
f z Allen matchmaker q Jew.
eler is now at G z Longhursts bet.
ter prepared than ever to do all
work in prompt neat and correct
style. Ny work guaranteed, Gold
and silver plating a speciality. r.
have a small but well selected stock
of Jewelry which | am selling very
cheap. Come and get my
prizes.
+ 7 ALLEN.
Rev. j H Caywood, filled the
pulpit of the Baptist Church in
this place on last Sunday morning.
On his arrival here he received a
warm welcome from his MANY
friends in this city. Mr.. Caywood
has been abundant in his labors as
q minister, and the sheaves will be
many that he will bring with him
to show his loving work in his
Masters Kingdom on earth.
Having been requested by a
large number to remain in
Dawson, / resigned my position
on the Photographic Palace Car, f"
and will take pictures here. /
o have had a large experience in
Augusta, and in other cities, but
as | am much taken with Dawson
| will stop here to give the people
first.class work. Specimens Of
which they saw in the "Palace
Car" P2ArHER
/ ii, The Artist.
The South western news., 1888-02-08
Our Progress.

AS stages are'quickly abandoned
18th the completion OF railroads,
. the huge, drastic oathartic pills,
Of crude and.bnlky med|
uines, are quickly abandoned with
he introT uction of Dr., Pieree's
Pleasant Purgative RelletsS which
re sugar-coated, and little larger
han mustard seeds, but composed
# highly concentrated vegetable
attracts. BY druggists
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pen Points.

Valentine day next Tuesday.
Big rush now at 10cta store.
I'd Sales is visiting at Clifton,
Ga.
Farmer VIII Stevens was in the
city Sunday.
l viii make it to your interest
to price my goods before buying,
7 Y Martin.
1t is leap year. February has
t&enry-nine days,
Go to F Bethune's for the best
liquors in town.
Business cards printed cheap and
prompt at this office,
Our Subscription list is increas-
ing rapidly. Letter roll.
Return my Shakespeare, and get
another book, JNo. A FULTON.
Mr.. Frank Lee of Coffee coun-
ty, was in the city last week.
You are taking a very long time
to pay up your subscription.
Bill heads, hand bills, dodgers.
ETC., printed cheap at this Office,
MIR. S II Roby of Lee county,
was in the city on last Saturday.
Mr.. VIM. Loyless of Atlanta,
was in the city on last Monday.
Valley Tin for sale to the trade.
ANTHONY d McDoNALD.
Opportunities are like vacant
lois. They must be improved to
be profitable.
Lent begins this year on the / Oh
of February, and Easter Sunday
falls on April 1st.
Good stock and nice turnouts at
the stable of JC NELMs.
Mrs. Hester is erecting a nice
residence, which will be an acquis
sition to our city.
Teach your boys good manners;
its better than encouraging them
to smoke cigarettes.
Mr.. 0 c Cleveland, formerly
of this place, but now OF Thomas
vile, Ga, is in the city.
Finest Cigars and Whiskies in
the city-a
T Y Martins.
Mr.. L B Stevens, travelling il
the interest of Stevens Pottery,
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. ] P Speight of Brentwood
was in the city last Monday. We
are always glad to see him.
The Scissors cigar at NJ C Minis
clips the shine off of an, thing il
the city. Try one, only five cents
Col. VIM. Wooten of Albany
and j NJ Wooten of Calhoun coun.
ty, were in the city Saturday.
Remember the Laymens' meeting
at the Baptist Church, on mex
Friday morning at 10 O'clock.
Buy Merryman and Storms Gu
amos. The only Pure Bone fertil.
izers in the market.
Wm. KAIGLER.
The Board of Education viii
meet on the 3rd Saturday in thi.
mouth tor the adoption of tex
books.
Mrs. M r Bryan, of Columbus
Ga, was,n the city on last Thurs
day. on,a visit to. relatives, anc
friends.
Mr.. CR Felts. son of Mr. W /
Felts, is taking his first lesson as
clerk, in the store OF Mr., J w Eli
lingam in this city.
| Cures in from one t
five days. Manufacture,
! only by
CROUCH BROS.
~ DAWSON GA
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ALSO SEYER4L PEIN7As
3TONS FROA q, 10. 8 NILS
OF DA WS0N, FOR SALE.

FOR FURTHER PARTIGUl
LARS CALL AT THE OF &c. Z
OF SOUTHWESTERN
NEWS.
The South western news., 1888-02-08
Flower Pots.

Have just received a splendid
lot of Flower Pots that we will sell
cheap. A ] BALDWIN Il Co.
The South western news., 1888-02-08
EsuckIeHs Arnica SaIve

The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter Chan
ped Hands, thilbains Corn. and
all Skin Eruption, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay reon;rsd
1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 70 cents per box.
FoRSALF By CROUCH RROS
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Norge NJ. ROBERTS EDITOR
peal Department.
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE.

Mr. w. K. Pilsbury, is now
INJECTED with the SOUTHWESTERN
.gws, as SOLICITOR and COLLECTOR.
e will also assist in the Editorial
Engagement of the paper. He is
n authorized agent and will re-
aEpt for all money due the News
4 subscription and other accounts.
ROBERTS & MARSHALL,
lawson, Ga, Proprietors.
hn. 21st. '88.
The South western news., 1888-02-08

Itch, Prairie Mango, and
Itratches of every kind cured in30
ainutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lo
on. Use no other. This never
ais. Sold by w G KendSck ),
Druggist, Dawson, Ga.
The South western news., 1888-02-08

Mr. j J Adams was in the city
d latter part of last week.
The South western news., 1888-02-08
FOR SALE

100 Z'year'old Pear trees; the gen.
uine'LeConty Apply to
NC Mrss.
The South western news., 1888-02-08
Bury YourDoubts
- q.
and try me once

! can, win and do please those
who trade with me.
The South western news., 1888-02-08

Valentine day next Tuesday.
Big rush now at 10cts store.
I D Sales is visiting at Clifton,
Ga.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-29
Kansas wesIsyan Notes.

Joe See attended recitatiOns yes
tsrday. His smile would not indl-
cate that his eollar-b bone WAS broken
ten days ago.
The youth whom we 30 angered
last week by our reference TO the
book agent has borrowed trouble.
We never heard Of you, sir, your
residence. nor your friend.
The "Deestrict Skule" was greet
ed by q full house. Every player
took his part well and the audience
was satisfied. There IL material for
good performers there. The profits,
We are told, will carpet tie chapel,
and put mating, chairs and
speakers stand where they were
desired. Great credit Is due Mr..
Manchester and others for their
diligsnt efforts TO produce . good
play.
Mrs. Prof. Johnson Is gaining
slowly. Every citizen Of Salina
should learn the true history Of that
case, before IL was taken TO the
sklllful physician now treating It.
A worse case Of malpractice can
hardly be found, aud the so called
doctor" should be prosecuted To
the full extent OF the law.
The class in vocal music sing
four part songs now and think they
are nearly ready TO "Star the
western cities" Normal depart
nent students traced the coast line
OF Asia yesterday naming 100 places
la order. The cranks OF the class
wIOte go names Of course. Guess
we were ready for Thanksgiving
when 10 WAS done.
Its time your last defamation
for the the term Was ready. Mr..
Hal. Robinson OF wakeeney came
up last Saturday on = short visit TO
his wife, Mrs. Ollie Robinson, who
Is taking the commercial course.
The next issue Of the AdrOcot"
will be out 10 q few days.
In a short time vacation will he
here. We feel like PersOnlfyiDg II
and exclaiming, % thou glorious
Vacation,
The two Juniors have become
very warm friends Of late.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-29
Normal Notes

We report progress this week
Several new students.
Miss Shelley's grammar class has
over forty members. You ought Il
see them work.
storm doors are being put on the
entrances this week.
The latest addition to the library
10 . webster's Unabridged dictiOn-
airy.
Pres. Thoromon goes to BelOiI
this week to attend the Northwest
Kansas Teachers Association.
II. A. Reese visited his sisters
on Saturday. He teaches In the
eastern part OF the county.
J. e. Healy, . student Of two
years ago, Is one Of the late arrivals
The time Of the next reunion has
been changed from Dec. s,tO Dec,
IS. A good program IL promised
All friends Of the school are Invited
The Normal has now the largest
attendance Il has ever hal at this
time Of year, aud the best prospect
for the coming terms Il has eveI
had.
Visitors are always welcome ri
our morning exercises at half pasI
eight o'clock, and at all classes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-29

BY reason Of the state Of chronic
tncredulity In which many men pass
their lives they miss half the good
OF this world. They seem to think
that doubt and unbelIef are proofs Of
wisdom, and through fear OF being
deceived reject much that is true
and good. To such minds the state
meat that DR.. PIeree's Golden Medl-
cal Discovery IL . real and proven
cure for al diseases caused by torpid
liver, bad blood or scrofulous
hsmros carries with 10 it own con-
demnstion. They do not believe 10,
apparently, because we say 90; and
yet what more, or less, than this can
We do? We know the facts, and II
ve did not make public the great
value Of this remedy few would
profit by u. We try TO do our duty
In the matter and lt remains for the
dcubter who needs help TO overcome
his prejudice and give &c q trial.
ESQ Reward for an lneurable case Of
chronic Nasal Caiarrh offered by the
manufacturers Of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-29

The ladies Of the NJ. F.. church
will open 9 Christmas market the
2nd week In Dee. Meals to be serv.
ed during the continuation Of the
market.
"whAt can I buy for Christmas ~
"How much money can we afford
for Christmas gifts? ."
Ladies' are constantly asking these
questions IS II approaces the holt
days. We can safely say To you, We
have many beautiful presents. mod
crate In price, and We can assure
you, n you will only give the ladies
. call, you will find just the presents
you so much desire.
By Order Of the President.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-29
POUND Dead II BrookrIIIe

Saturday noon Ole Davids, = we'll
known resident Of BrOOkyille, was
found dead IN the loft OF his barn,
where he usually slept. There was
evidence that he had cleaned the
barn that morning. The night be-
fore he Was about town. He had been
aiIing for about two weeks, and IL IL
supposed that he died from the effects
Of pneumonia. Davids was an &C.
centric individual. He was q Dane,
had been married twice aud diyorc.
ed from both wives. II Is not known
that he has any relatives, except q
step-daughter-a former resident OF
this county. who was married here,
but 10 now q resident Of Copenhagen,
Denmark. lie was the owner OF
two farms, horses and . mule,
houses and lots, q COW, aud several
notes and mortgages. sS5 and Q few
cents were found upon his person.
He was . Knight Of Labor-bei ny
treasurer Of the organization. An
inquest Was held on the body Of the
deceased Saturday, but nothing was
found to warrant the superstition OF
foul play, or violent death. The
coroner placed &. f. Granger, Of
BrOokville, temporarily In charge OF
the deceased's effects.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-29

the L. l.. party IL, when such old
frauds aud murderers Of the English
language appeals to you again fOI
money, for valuable services; keel
your money In your pockets! II
will do you more good To keep u
than to give IL TO such pIen. He
had but one speech s-hich Was
stereOtyped' for all occasions. In
some Instances he would put on 8
little more attitude than on others,
when his boU-taIled coat would nv
W; ~ hen he would milk his COW, NJ
certainly was entertaining. lie
never Jaw himself as others saw
him. His attsck gu Jieorgs Page
was only al evidence of his ingraIi-
tude. He certainly has the interests
of the poor wOrkingmAn at heart
very much, ne l. a patriot, philan-
thrOphist and n statesman, a. his
squib in your paper last week wOulc
go very far tO show. But enough
notice Of the tramp, for any farther
notice of him would only add to his
own cOnreited opinion Of himseif
that he IL n great wonderful man;
who Is q Colonel"
ONE WHO KNOWS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-29
city couneii Meeting

The City Council met Monday
evening In called session. The
action Of the council heret ofore In
establishing arc llghts at the corner
Of Mulberry and Fifth, Mulberry
and Seventh, and discop tinuing the
light at corner Of Santa Pc and Null
berry, was reconsidered upon motion,
and order passed for the location Of
lights at the two places hrst-men-
toned, the continuance OF the one
already at the corner Of Santa Fe
and Mulberry, and location Of one
at the corner Of Walnut and Tenth.
A motion TO locate . light ct the
corner Of Elm and Eighth was lost.
Ordinances for the location Of side
walks a. follows were passed: on
the north side Of Ash from Seventh
TO Ninth str eet, and on the east aide
Of Eighth from Ash to Elm street.
An ordinance was passed appropri-
ating $500 for the payment Of the
expenses OF Mayor Banks and X. p.
Crayens to Washington, to work In
the interest Of procuring an aPPro-
prIAtiOn for . government building.
During Its tendency there Was .
discussion Of the eKpediency Of the
move by prominent business men
presented whom there were quite
. number. The ordinance was
endorsed except by Mr.. Carver and
DIR. Phillips. Mr.. Carver thought
we should wait until Q change
OF administration, while DIR.
Phillips believed the ends de-
sired could be accomplished
by correspondence and local
influence. Mr.. FItEgibbOn, the
sewer contractor, was present, ask
ing for the balance due him about
$500. The city had been gArnlsheed
for the amount, aud Mr.. Carver sP-
pearsd for the contractor, claiming
the city Was not holden on the gar
nishee by . recent decision Of the
Supreme Court. The demand Of
Mr.. FitEgibbon was not complied
with. The council adjourned sine
die
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-29

SALINA, KAs., Nov. q, lSss.
Editor JOURNAL:
In your last weeks issue the great
orator aud murderer OF the Kings
English, the great Col" =. H..
Kellogg, from yarmouth" gives
himself entirely away. Instead Of
his being . patriotic L. l.. reformer,
he poses q political bleeder and = L.
L. msn for "reye nue. only" By his
own statements he received three
or four times ~ much - his services
were worth, for II 10 plain 10 he had
never appeared In Saline county At
all, the 4. l.. candidates would have
received Q much larger vote at the
late election. Il II known, further
more, that he received money for
his services In Dickinson aud Clay
counties, and Il IL plainly demon
strable that he Was an injury TO the
L. l.. party In both. Compare the
vote OF these two counties with that
Of Marshall county and there IL no
reason To suppose otherwise than his
work accounts for the difference 10
the number Of votes cast for the [.
L. rarity In the territory named. II
he would have the cheek to quarter
himself upOn the L. l.. Party and
then propose TO work for the Demo-
Gratis for . stipulated price, Il II fair
to presume that be made the same
stipulation to the Republicans also.
The truth Of the matter IL, he has
been more than paid for all Of his
s'vork, !" a. be calls 70, and It II very
likely that Kansas could get along
Iust ~ well without a. with him.
His own statements stamp him - .
fraud Of the first water. He states
that DIR. y. ID. Tobey engaged Of the
landlord Of the Metropolitan Hotel
= room, and promised to pay his
board. The landlord never heard
DIR. Tobey make any such statement.
DIR. Tobey paid fOf two meals and
cne nights lodging. for the Sth and
sth Of October. He then LETT aud
the bill vas paid by DR.. Tobey the
same day the great wouid-be ''COl"
and orator left. On the l0th he re-
turned and contracted with the u.
L. party central esmInittee for %
much money and his exPences. His
hotel bill fr0m that date vas Q part
Of his expenees, and as he says, the
committee paid 70. The old fraud
secured money from ether sources,
zhieh a Dof nre@zaaFv IN mcmillan
but IL can be proves. Ny advice to
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-11-29


IL the Gazette coming? IL Q ques-
ton asked US every day. As . mat
ter Of fact we know no more about
the matter than any Of our readers,
As we are mot In the ring" IL has
suspended ss q daily at Abilene,
and many cannot see the wisdom
in revIying Il In Sslina. AS .
Democratic paper II has lost fully
One-half its subscribers-so Il IL said
and since the suspension there IL
nothing TO hold those who still
remain on the list. 80, II . morn-
ing paper Is started here Il should
he started ss an entirely new enter
prise-nOt hampered by the embar-
easements Of, or prejudices against,
the late Gd=Cttc. At q late meeting OF
the stockholders Of the morning pa
per project, 7. II. Davis was APP
pointed temporary trustee to act In
conjunction with . committee TO
collect the subscriptions pledged.
The collections have not yet been
made nor attempted, rs far a. we
can Learn. We can say for MFR.
ROhrer that he has shown great
persistence and pluck In his at
tempt to start q paper here, and IL
these two forces were all that 10
necessary in the "dIvine plan" Of q
successfully conducted newspaper,
the venture could be pronounced .
success at once. but the first ne
cessity Of such an enterprise Is an
abundance Of money, which the
citizens Of Salina so far have not
seen fit TO advance. A pdHpsr
morning paper Is worse than no pa
per. IL should be started only on Q
large bank credit, which present
indications seem to say the new
venture will not have.