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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-02
III. cr.wfsra County sy..sm.

Ed. SALINE COUNTY JOURNAL.
SIR: notice in your issue of the
2Bth inst. a somewhat unfavOrable
comment on the system Of nOmins-
tiOn adopted by the Republicans Of
our county last fall, and 8 sugges-
tion that the central committee
formulate and publish rules for
carrying it out. A word here may
be in place, coming from one who
has q strong desire to see the Craw-
ford IcOunty system successful.
There is in almost every county
few men who have become familiar
with the workings. uses and some
times also the abuses Of the eOnven-
tion system. The familiarity Of this
small class Of politicians with con-
ventiOns necessarily throws the
management and control Of our
county politics into their hands.
Sometimes their zeal so far Outrun
their sense Of prOpriety that they
ing previous to the convention to
have everything cut and dried. It
would then be determined who was
TO be chairman Of the convention,
who was 10 be chairman on this
committee, and who Of that; who
were TO be nominees or delegates to
other conventions, &C. The average
delegate, arriving the following day
trusting that all matters we're to be
considered and determined in the
convention, finds that nothing is
left him to do but swallow his anger
as we'll as he can, aud votes aye on
what is offered, mentally resolving
he will never again be q delegate.
Il is exactly 10 escape from such
practices that the simple Crawford
county system has been adopted.
The managing politicians as q rule
favor the convention system for two
plain reasons: First, they are thor
OuRhly familiar with the system,
aud second because the average del
egate isn't. Such men naturally
don't rant the Crawford county sys-
TEN to succeed. The Republicans Of
the various prescinets would watch
with q good deal OF jealousy any
group Of such men giving rules
how inOsl 10 do il. AT the county
management that is necessary in the
case, l. to determine a time and
place, when and where those who
may be commissioned by the differ
ent PRESENTS 10 carry their vote,
shall meet 10 count the vote and an
nOunce the nomination. II the cen
trail committee will determine and
announce the time aud place for
meeting, 70 count the vote in such
way as TO commend their action 70
the Republicans Of the county Tor
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Proposed Amendments to
the Constitution,

SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION Nu.
SENATE IOINT Resolutions No ,. PrIpo>-
ins an amendment tn section one. article
eight of the constitution. by striking out
the word white.
Rs IL rssoIref bu ne Lrui isiHfHrs sf me stat ~
hdnsas. ftr0-fhirtir ~ far ulrniLrrg ,lrrfFf O.
each house fh~resf concHrring hrrrus;
SECTION .. The following proposition O."
amend the constitution of the STATE Of Kan
sas is hereby submitted 10 the qualified el'r-
tors Of the state iur their approval or rec
lection, namely: The constitution uf The
State Of Kansas l. hereby amended hy ~trik-
ing out the word while iu section one.
article eight, relating tu the militia OF the
state. 20 that said section ~ amended
shall read as follows: Section l. The militia
shall be composed of all able bodied male
citizens between the ages OF twentv-unc aud
iOrty-fiNe years, except such a. are exempt
ed by the laws Of the nited States ur OF thi>
state; but all citizens of any religious drnnm-
ination whatever, who from ~cruple~ of con
science may be aVer>c to bearing arms shull
be exempted therefrOm upon such conditions
as may be prescribed by law.
SIC. ? This proposition shall hr submit t-
ted to the electors of this state at the gen
eral election for the election ui
preventative tu the legislature iu
the year A H. eighteen hundred and
eighty-eight. for their approval ar rejection.
Those voting In favor ot this proposition fu
amend the constitution shnii have written
or printed ON their ballots. "Eur the amend
nueut 10 section one, article eight uf tise cuu-
Siitutiun"; thu>- voting against THE Urnu-
polllou 10 attlrlu liir ctii~liuAlNN ~ilhli nave
written or printed on their ballots, Against
the amendment to section one, article eight
Of the constitution" said ballots shall De-
received, and said vote shall DE taken,
counted ,canvuSSrd and rrturnS thereof made,
In the same manner and in an RESPECTS a. b.
provided by law In cases uf the election ui
representative in the legislature
SIC. 3. This resolution shall take effect
and be In force frem and after it, Publication
10 the statute book.
Approved February - lSS7.
hereby certify that the foregoing Is q
true and correct copy Of the original en-
rolled resolution now on fle in my office
aud that the same tnuk effect by publication
In the statute hook. June -. lSs5.
r. r. ALLEN. Secretary OF state
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its fairness, their action will no
doubt be aequiesed In; il not, 6 mass
meeting of Republicans can be cali
ed to determine that ami other
matters.
II IL suggested to me that the
article In the JOURNAL referred 10,
voices the sentiment OF our ''manag-
ing pOliticians"-that they are the
ones who don't understand the
Crawford county system" IL this
IL indeed true, the fact will great y
enchance the value of the system "a
the average Republican voter Of the
county.
There il little need to fear that the
Republicans will interest them
selves I'm the primaries, under the
Crawford county system, where
every vote east for every officer will
count.
find it is the view Of 3 large
number OF Republicans that ouI
permanent Republican organization
for the county ought to be chosen
by the Republicans Of the county
rather than named by the state
central committee. Would not Oul
Republican primaries be a good
time TO choose a Republican centra
committee for the next year? Il
the present committee is the choice
Of the Republicans OF the county, d
would no doubt be q satisfaction t'
know IL.
PREs. or A TwP. REPUBLICAN CLUB
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Increased Train servies.


Always appreciative Of the best
interests OF the travelling public. the
Chicago Kansas & Nebraska Rail-
way. (St. Joseph & Iowa r. r. Co.,
Lessee), "ROck Island Route" an
nounees in addition to its already
complete train service two new
passenger trains, between Kansas
City and st. Joseph and Norton,
Kansas. One Of these trains leaves
st. Joseph daily at 9:l5 p- m, and
runs through to Norton, via Horton
Junction, Fairbury, and Belleyille,
arriving at Norton at lO:2O the fol-
lowing morning. Returning, it
leaves Norton daily at $40 p. M,
arriving at st. Joseph at : o'clock
the next morning. The other new
train leaves Kansas City daily at
g:O5 p. m, and runs through to Nor
ton via Topeka, Mcfarland, Man
haitian, Clay Center, Clyde and
Belleville, arriving at Norton at
1890 the morning following. Re
turning, it leaves Norton daily at
$40 p. M, arriving at Kansas City
the next morning at 6:S5.
Pullman palace sleeping cars run
through both ways on these trains
between st. Joseph and Norton, Wis
Horton Junction and Fairbury, and
between Kansas City and Norton
via MePharland, Clay Center and
Belleville.
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Road Notiee.
STATE or KANSAS
rnr~Tv nF SALINE. -

STATE or KANSAS
COUNTY oF SALINE.
tOFFICE % COrSrY CLEaE.
Iulg o., lSSS
NOTICE j. hereby given that on the lltn
~ day ofJuly, lseS, q petition signed by j.
G.. Peterson and , Others, was presented o.
the Bnard OF County Commissioners of the
County and state Aforesaid. praying for the
vacation and relocation of 3 certain mad
described as follows. viz: Commanding S
rods from the northeast corner of section =,
township l6, south range Z. west of the hih
r. NJ. thence south along said section
line tn the southeast corner of said
section @; thence west along section
line Of sections y and i6 10 The
southwest corner OF said section a- Portions
81 said mad 10 be vacated where 10 is imprac-
ticahle 10 follow the section line and rrlu-
Gated a. near the section line a. practicable
WHERETPON said Board Of County COM
missioners appointed the following named
persons. viz; John England. Geo McPhai
aud Aaron triss a. viewers. with inst riici tons
to meet. IN conjunction with she Count 3
surveyor. az the house OF J. e.. Peterson. ir
Falun Township. ON Monday the 10Th day u
September, A. T.. l,,,. and proceed To view
said ruad, aud give TO all pariie> hearing
BY order of the Hnanl ~ County tummi-
siouS.
SEAL Iu~EPH SARsENr.
County CLERK
BY MiNSfE ~AEgENr, p-puty-
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STATE OF KANSAS
'CoUNTN 30 -ALISE.
,DFFICE oF COUNrN tIEEK-
july d. lsS,.
NOTICE l. hereby given thai ON the llth
~ day OF July. lcsS, petition signed 10y
r. NJ. Allison and l6 others, Was presented tu
the Beard Of Couty Commissioners uf the
County and state aforesaid. praying for the
location of a certain ruad, described a~ inl-
lows, viz: Commencing a. the southeast
corner OF section p and the northeast cor
ner Of section =. aud thence running due
west on section line between sections - and
=. p and y. ~ and ~, 30 and 'u Co the wv~t
line Of Dayton Township. all being iu Tow ~
ship l8 range I. west OF the 6fh 4. NJ. said
rnad 90 br - feet wide.
WHEREUPOS said Board OF County tom-
missioners appointed the following named
persons, viz: =. ". Collins. r. =. A. IIrbrl
and Gal Taylor as viewers. with instructions
10 meet az the house Of 3. VI Allison. lri
Dayton Township. ON Wednesday. the l-th
day Of September. 4. L.. l,sS. and proceed
10 view said road. and give 20 all parties "a
hearing.
By order of ih- Board of County Commits
Sioner>.
SEAL. Ip~FFH SAKsENr,
County clerk
MINNIE SAEGFNI. Deputy
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OMAHA, NEB., July 2S.-JOhu An
dersOn has passed the ninth day In
the well at Johnstown, Neb. Food
and water have been given him
regularly and he is gradually grow
ing stronger. The reseuers work as
rapidly as circumstances will per-
NIT In removing the dirt from above
him. This has TO be done with the
utmost caution as the displacing of
one board or the giving away of any
part Of the earth on which his frail
platform rests is liable to precipitate
him to the bottom one hundred feet
below. The old curbing is about all
that is covering him now. This has
formed in the roof Of the box in
which he lies and to get at him from
the top a hole must be cut in this
roof. An effort was made to saw
through this roof, but Il WAS aband-
Oned, rs the sand commenced 10
cave in and AndersOn's plarfOrm
sank two inches. The greatest hope
OF his rescuers is on account OF the
fact that tools have been passed in
tO him and be works a. hard IS his
strength will permit in bracing the
platform
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-02

THOMAS CARNEY, the second gov
eFBOr Of Kansas after the admission
sf KAnsss into statehood, died Of
spPOleKy at I.eavenwOrth while in
his hath room, On the 2Sth inst. He
was born in KenstOn township,
Delaware county, Ohio, August 20,
ls25. He lived in Columbus, Ohio,
two YEAR,. from 1874 to 1886, where
he was employed in a dry goods
house. He removed 10 Cincinnati
in 1886, remaining there A. a clerk
Ia q dry goods house until 1852, when
be Vas admitted IS . partner, the
firm being Carney. Swift a Go. His
health failed in 1857, and then he
went 90 live on q farm ia Illinois to
raise stock, hoping out door pursuits
would restore it. In 1855 he came to
Kansas, moving to LeavenwOrth
where. with Thomas &. stephens,
he established the first whole
sale house exclusively in the
city. which was Of great value to
IleavenwOrth. In 1851 ne was elect
I'd member Of the legislature to
represent I.eavenwOrth county in
the house. In lS62 he WAS elected
governor. While in that Office,
when Kansas was in a most critical
cun1itiOn financially, the Governor
started east and negotiated n loan
Of over sl0O,OOO for the state, aud
made it good by endorsing the paper
himself. He lost little pestige Ia
his illegal election 10 the L. ;.
Senate in 1854. He WAS subsequent
ly an unsuccessful candidate for the
Senatorial office. since then he has
heen little identified with politics,
and devoted his entire attention to
business, in which Of late years hes
met with several bad financial re-
verses. He is the first Governor of
the state Co pass away.
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W. A. Murphy went to Minneap-
oils the first Of the week with the
Sslina Red Men.
G.. b. DOnmyer VIM. Laughlin aud
A. Williams have been appointed
appraisers Of the estate Of the late
Mrs. Jacob DOnmyer.
Mrs. Google Of Fairmont, West
Virginia, ia here visiting her son I. j.
Culp.
The corn crop has been damaged
seriously by the intensely hot
weather Of the past ten days.
Burnham's Photograph Car has
been here for 8 week past and is
doing q rushing business. They
will probably remain q week longer.
Quite q number Of our citizens at
tended the Rally at Salina last Sat
urdsy.
There will be a democratic meet
ing at the Benfield school house next
Saturday evening. Let all attend.
Mrs. c. B. Kirkland OF Salins
spent the first OF the week here with
the family Of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. $. p. DOnmyer.
Mrs. August Krause and Mrs. E.
MeBratney of Salina were calling on
old acquaintance here last Friday.
JEWELL
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Publication Notice.
STATE oF KANSAS
CoTNrN oF sAL1NF.
In the District Court within and iir thr
county Of saline iu the state uf kun~t-
citizens Bank.
Publication Notice

Plaiutin.
6. ". Craig. John Fleming.
Fanny Fleming, ~. :.
Dawson and John KELLEY.
Defendants.
a. ". Craig. John Fleming and Fanny
Fleming viii take notice that the said titl-
rrn's Rank plaintiffs. did, ON the al~t duV oi
court. within and TOR the county oi Saline, iu
the state Of Kansas. against the said o. "
Craig. John Fleming. Fanny Fleming. u. =
Dawson and John Kelley defendants. and
that the said q. W. Craig John Fleming ans
Fanny Fleming must answer said petition
filed a. aforesaid. ON or before the IAN daN ni
September. isSS. or said petition will h- taken
~ true. and Judgment rendered boz SRit
action againgt said defendants. H. - DlN
-un and John Kelley. for the sum ul fuur
Thousand dollars. with Interest thereon go The
rate of 10 per cent per annum frum The -irt
day OF March. Iss1. and for the further sum n!
Interest at the rate Of per cent per aunuu
from the Sird day Of March, lSSS, upon 81"
and for costs of suit; and q further Judgment
against said defendants. q. ". Craig l0hu
Fleming. Fanny Fleming. n. =. Dawson AMI
John Kelley for the foreclosure of certain
mortgage upon the following described real
estate, tO-wit. Lot No. hfty five 20 ON santa
Fe avenue. in the city Of Sulluu. ly tns Hud
situated In the county OF Saline. in the state
of Kansas. and adjudging that sail plaini
ifI- have the second lien ON said prrui~i--. tu
the amount for which Judgment will iie taken
a. aforesaid, and ordering said PREMISE in o.
<uld without appTaisemrut. and the prisrttd-
applied to the payment of the amount dur
plaintiffs and cu~ts of suit. and forever barr
ing aud furclo~ing said defendants. uud each
of them, OF and from all right. tiilc, '-elti'
interest. property, and equity Of redemption
in or to said premises. or any part thereof
., GAENEE a BuNn,
SEAL Attorneys fnr Plaintiff
ATTEST: C.I. FEFbEtcESoN. clerk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-02

Every afternoon at 1855 o'clock,
upon arrival Of trains from the west
a magnificent Pullman Sleeping Car
leaves Topeka for Chicago via the
"Great Rock Island Route" making
close connection with the famous
Limited flyer" running through
without change, arriving at Chicago
the following morning. This is GER
tsinly the quickest and most con-
venient means Of transportation be-
tween points in Kansas and the city
Of Chicago.
For accommodations in this car,
please notify your local agent. and
he will be glad to make such reser-
walton as you may require by tele-
graph.
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Road Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS
CorSTN uF -ALISE
,OFFfCE OF tuUSrN tLFEk.
july 18th ls>S.
NOTICE l. hereby given, that ON thr llth
~ DAY Of July. lSss. a petition signed hy
a. e.. Davis and 81 others, was presented to
the Board OF County Commissioners
Of the county aud state Aforesaid.
praying for the location of crriain
road. described as follows, viz: Running
east and west on ihr south line ui
section Is, township 10. range west and ON
the north line Of section ~. township 70,
range west, and the south line ul the
southeast quarter OF section o.. township %.
range 3 west. and the north line of he north
east quarter of section -. township %. range
west of the 9th p. m.
WHEREUPON said Board Of County com
missioners appointed the following named
persons. viz: Theo. schwartz, Ralph IhWins
aud J. ". Carney. A. Viewer~. with iuStruc-
lions "a meet az the Post Office in Saliua uu
Friday. the 18th day of September. 4 d.
ISIS. and proceed "a view said road. aud give
o. a n parties q hearing
Bv order uf the bpard OF county commits
sioners.
SEAL. Ju~EFH ~Ah9ENI.
County clerk
BY MISSILE SAEGFNr. Deputy.
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AFnELnRN HuPE. InHN.

Wa guess John Martin, since the
nomination Of Humphrey, wishes he
had not been sn eager for the empty
honor Of the Democratic nOmina-
ton. Johns proposed coup de-fdt
Was based upon the hopes that some
candidate altogether imaginary
would be nominated by the Repub-
licans whom he could beat: aud
failing in this that he would be able
~ least to run far ahead Of his ticket
and thus gain additional credence
politically with the administration.
Hut the nomination Of Humphrey
has annihilaied all his fond hopes,
aud he IL completely uuhOrsed. His
old rival Click, lonesome. and
gloomy sud sulking in his recent de-
feats and isolation, will Use what
power he has left privately to throw
cold water on the Democratic can
vass. About all there il in tine
Democratic nomination in Kansas is
10 bring the candidate prominently
before the pOwers At Washington
hut IS Harrison 10 to be the next
President . defeated Democratic
candidate for anything will be about
~ much use at Washington as in
China.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-08-02

One hundred vehicles in stock ai
PearsOn's Carriage Works, consist
ing Of carriages. buggies, Phaetons,
spring wagons and road earts-(all
my own manufaeture), better work
than ever offered before. I will dis
count all competitors work, in
quality and price. Everybody In
vitsd to call 81 my Carriage Works.
28.tf.
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DR.. l. +. Layton
Physician and Surgeon

ll5i, North Santa r.. Ave. McVirar Build
ing.
Having this time permanently luenfrd iu
Salinu. would br pleased tu have ail mN
old friends and others call uu me 90 uuN
tune. Those who ssNe me e. Trial hslnrr Iu
asses OF sickness know of mN ~trrr-- t- a
pnysirian. hut tu ufhrr- ] l>k only frfIi
To convince i,-In uf the merits ,tt THE lsirr-
fir system ot Medicines. which have prrr-
ticeed some Do or .. ysars calls attended
from INV office uight ur latN.
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MARRIED-At The residenee

MARRIED-At the residence Of
Jacob Carney near Trenton. July 81,
by Rev ]. w. Funk, Mr. J. r. Main
TO Miss Carrie Carney. A host Of
friends join in wishing them q
prosperous and safe voyage over the
sea Of life. -
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Houses and rooms at Cheap John

S109, 900 to loan on farms in
Saline county, at SO and So interest
for the next so days is what Jarvis
Conklin Mtg. Co. write their agents,
Bishop and Van Trine.
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GELS BROTHERS.
Public AuctiOnperS

unrr their services tn all ih">r who i->irr
making public SALES This TALL Thr-- --nii-
men have resided seventeen YEAR Boo ~lliua.
speak English. German and Swr-i-. Mr.. W.
r. Gels. who lu,-~ the aurtioue-riul. i- we'll
pasted ON all kind~ ct live stnck, aud Mir
John Gels, who d,,-~ the clerical work. i-
thoroughly pasted ou securities. N-Nt j.l'I
"a Posi- urfirr Salinn. Kansas.
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Cheap John for everythlnE.
santa "a Rnutn.

Excursion Camp meeting At
Bismarck Grove. Tickets on sale 70
Lawrence at rate Of one and one
third fare for round trip, August Let
to sth, inclusive.
Take your chair, reclining chair
car or Pullman palsce sleeping cars
to Kansas City.
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Say they have slOO, 900 to loan on
Saline county farms, cheaper than
any competitor, for the next 50
days. Bishop & Van TFine sre their
Agts. in Salina.
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II you have houses, lots, farms,
horses, cattle, or merchandise that
you wish 10 exchange for something
else, call on Bishop & Van Trine,
l. o. OF. Block.
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Third quarterly Report, 1888.

showing the condition ofthe treasury Of Sa-
line County. Kansas, and the credit and debit
balances OF the different funds ON the Sird
day OF July, A. d. lss8:
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Two farm mares. Can be seen at
Frank Shaw's barn, north Santa Fe.
Must be sold. III. XoLsIEFFER.
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Before you decide where to send
your daughter 10 school, write to
Wsshburn College, Topeka, Kansas,
for information about the excellent
institution. The fall term begins
Sept. 18th. 3l-2.
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Wanted-A good competent girl
10 do bousework. German preferred.
Inquire ct l02 south eth street.
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Rnnms 6 To Rent

Nice rooms. Good location References
required. Ouly persons Of good repute need
Iv CHS 4 WILLIAMS.
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Plenty Of houses to rent. Apply
to DR.. Switzer. office over White
heads. Stiff.
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Pearson's Carriage Works are the
only first clasi carriage works in
central Kansas. All kinds OF Gus
tom and repairing given Promptat-
tentiOn. The best work at the
lowest prices. One hundred fine
vehicles in stock. 2S-u-
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THERE is now no doubt but that
four men were killed by q party OF
citizens Of HugOtOn Stevens comfy,
"Wednesday last, in No Mans Land,
shout seventeen miles south 81
VOORHEES,.
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A. RIN0wALD again assumes COM
mand Of the LiRdsbOrg Ne'rs. He is
a successful journalist and will not
tail 10 make the Nslrs a power in
this part Of the state.
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Junction Citv Tribnne :

Mr. NJ. R. MOser, Of Salina, an ex-
perieneed Kansas fruit-raiser, called
today in company with VIM. Cutter.
Mr.. MOser has made 8 large order Of
trees aud vines Of Mr.. Gutter for the
purpose OF starting an immense
fruit farm near HeTringtOn'
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REV. G.. A SwENssoN, Of Linds-
borg, il candidate for nomination
for Representative.
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DR. y. n. TOBEY, Of Salina, was
aominaged by acelAmstion for Con-
gressman Ca this District by the
Democratic convention held In Clay
Center yesterday. He was the best
man the Democrats could have
hrourhf mt
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THEY have struck rock salt at
Sterling 300 feet below the surface,
and il il 400 feet in thickness.
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FOR SALE

An excellent Grain and
stock farm. well watered
and abundance of pasture
For particulars inquire
at this office. 273-tf