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BLACK and COLORED SILKS

We have provided the most IA
nous makes Ponson, Bellon,
Guinet, Bonnet, Gerauld and
Givernaud are all represented.
Their handiwork appears in Ben
galines, Faille Franchise, Satin
Luxors, Royal Armures. Satin
Rhadames, Gros Grains, Surahs,
plain and figured India Silks, Bro
cades, fancy stripes and Persian
designs in colored silks Our
stock Of black goods is unsur-
passed, Priestley's silk warp, Hen
riettas, leading the list.
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Toklas, Singerman & Go.


The very newest styles French
gros grains, water stripes, ribbons
for hat and dress trimmings in
broeades and stripes in the fash
ionable fall shades Everyone
will be tempted to buy the new
sash ribbon, OF which we have an
elegan, variety of novelties in rich
floral and fern leaf designs These
sash ribbons are IL inches wide,
all shades
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SAN FRAscfsco, sept. i2-Arriye'--,ifI, n
erM Fsiichila, h, psrtare bay. sailed
Charles W Tuft. Fort Tuwaseusfs wslia
Nslis, Victoria ciearef->tr " Ina.
Ssnalnso bk VIII Chsse, kesiiac.
lOar MADISON. : ~, IL sailed -sehr
knms Clsadiss, Port Gamble Arrived
sh Faif.Vra
reRr IcwSsESp, sept. Ia-Arviyed-Sh
EdMsri O. krien.
Pear RLAKELEY. sept. -. Arr ved-eh
Edward O Rrien hk Cuaft ~ For 4
PORr MADISON. sap t2-TAe three
gnastsi schooner Emma Cianains sailed 81
a IA toisy. loaded with lumber for san
FFaptfseo
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-. .sh iesefvatiouS made for sill
-, 49, "a sis the Aoflhsrn Pseihc rail
=. sne ses'shuled sleeper and dsniug-
-. Aas- VEicc. us Second street, Boston
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II FREQUENTLY HAPPENS.

aYsisi heart fair lady never Won"
mn nj some Gentle Solomon:
Aihnvesi hearts. since times b. ginning.
asfe losi .aif ladies after winning.
Ssltle. VT. 10.
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OUR DRESS GOODS

Outriyal anything We have ever
held In colored We can offer ex-
quisite novelties in stripes, bro
cades and Persian designs, from
Sic to SIS per suit They are
the very latest Importation, besides
we have loaded our shelves with
the most celebrated makes in
plain goods-the attractive fall
shades ever pleasing the eye as il
dwells on Foule, Drap d'Alma,
Ravenna Twill, Henrietta cloth,
Creme de la Creme, Sebas,opol
cloth, Cheviots, Homespun double
width suitings, French broad
cloths, both black and colored.
The Homespun suiting mentioned
above is marked a, asc per yard,
a veritable bargain. So is our
wool-flled Impera:rice of double
width, which for general wear and
appearance has no equal, at SC
per yard, just half the cost of pro-
duotion In the bargain line we
advise patrons to look at our AZ
inch, all wool, Beatrice cloth,
marked soc per yard. In
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rNInN VRTrRaN cIrn

ssaG meeting oi seattle Union Vet
: - .sse Voc Ay, september l6. at ..
= oaf'teu.e Full attendance re.
ss3 " Holmes prs,>ftt,ns
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BENTON Addition

Hon. r. G. ssruve. IA
Hgia- G. II. Hansprn. chief fu.ssee ~
Washington territory "a
Mr.. Leigh g. .. Hunt. n,on-5e,ov ~ 81.
Post inseiieencer fg5
NJ " z Bailey. proprietor OF the Even
Ing Press fa)
=. ~ Reed Jr, register of the Unstes
states land sssIee. IN
wi .. rofrsss, county auditor gf
rfesecurnx Attorney Se~iin. n,
NJ y ". Hoihrook, general manager Of
ihs SsS lie. Lake Shore & Esssera aai.r I'D
oossraay. Cd
Ex.pro-ecsting Attorney Rorald. M
~. FRED Grant, associate editor Of the
foss-Infelixsncer f1
MI . Il. Frazier. editor in eE,ist Of tn.
Evening Press. CD
NJ. John A. sleicher. editor IN chief 81
Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspsr.er m,
MT. Edgar b. Piper. city editor ef the
Pos'Inielliseneer gaY
M. Jerome Gsfim. fI3
Mag Comfy Investment COMPANY. fs
Mis- N. Louise Burns. of Msnrsas.,Iis. III
M j. A PARK, Of Dexter Horton a Co. =
bank I'd
Mr. J. l. schultz. of Dexter Horton &
Co . bank. al
Mr.. W. o. Came. OF G. z. Miller 4 Cos
bank. ~
Mr. AIMS May gnssen.
NJ. Robert Abernethy. ca
MI. Daniel Warner az
DIR. Clarence A. Holmes. III
M H. u. Bennett H
Mr.. II. A. Frederick. an
Mr.. b. X Howard. f29
Mrs. Abbis. NJ smith. ID
Mr.. II. A. Bauer. u}
Mr.. X q Westermsn. f2
Mr.. George Z. Busiloag. "a
Mr.. k ". Crawford III
Mr.. Jof a 4. Ware. 20
DIR. G. !. Merrill "a
Mr.. Frank z. Ware. ca
Mrs l. J. o'FarreI. %
Mr.. A. shsrpe. Cd
Mrs Caroline Baker stevens n,
Mrs hiszaaeth j. Crawford. M
M b. al. Roberts. Qj
Messrs- Isaac and II. Bingham. Cd
MRS Martha George. Cd
Miss Ida Garter. ID
Mr.. J. b. G. lockwood. m
M. T. A. Garrett ID
DIR. David y. Bowman I'd
Mr.. James &. Giliies. ca
Mr.. George Har'ig ID
NJ. q. FAX o.
Mr.. Alexander Duncan. Cd
Prices TO BE ADVANCED.
Under the franchise granted J. NJ.
Thompson and his associates for a cable
read out Madison street. work mus, be
eommens ed before September Is. Notice
Is hereby given that prices viii be adj
vsnosd 10 per cent ten days after actual
Is
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Our Carpet Stock

Is unapproachable in Seattle. II
is a new, clean stock throughout
and the patterns are the latest out,
fresh from the brain Of the de-
signer. We enumerate M0quee-
les, Brussels, Tapestries and In
grains. To house furnishcrs we
offer special rates for large ordeEA
We have a full line Of I-Inoleums
for Offices, Napier and Cocoa mat.
ting, China ma,,ina Rugs etc
In upholstery goods VIC carry C9-
iains-Silk Velour and Silk Che
niIle-and 4 complete line d cur
tain material aloLace Curtains
rca, variety. and Window Shaded
Window Poles, and fixtures
Toklas, Singerman 4 TO.
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By oreier of The County Central Committee.
GEORGE Fl HEiLBR0S. Chairman.
PAUL IL HEikgY. Secretary.
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MARKETS AND snIppIne.


EeAT5IE- SEPT Il
Exchanges - the Seattle ciear1ns house
today were e2f.Isss7
Salmon are ruuring more abundant. In
the bar now snd the canneries sre rork-
ing sscadier. The morse eaanery has snous
LOO cases up and the Myers cannerv sbosrs
2-s0 The Sasnish cannery hes up ss-sas
doHnie the Isumb<r Of the Last nseuslgoed-
Movements on the new park ass t.zr few.
q there Il some ureer q nsv rexsrs1Ir.w
prices They are expected 70 range =.
tween $40 s-sa pep case
Loss are SIN extremely ssaree aud pysrss
are healing close 10 the sop notch. Bas
few sales were reported during TIE xeek.
Good logs are readily sold ~ g. pr fsoss-
and while grzdes ordinarily considered
inferior bring 3s<9sJse pr thousand. Prom
present Indications IL IL prtssaass that ~,
change In the situation all occu, fog
some time.
MERCHANDISE AND PRODUCE RE
GkiPIr - During the last "a hour1
the sHerchsn6ise and psDdacs Receipts =,
tnis POI we're as follows. Fuget sound shore
rad. - tons: Coismbia a Puget sand
rssircsd. - tons; = attic. LAKE shore 4
Esserf. railway. az toss. By water-
N~eS%s-31 ~ tDfsss FatEN&srH. TONS. o..
cace, tons. Fleetwood. = tsEs w
Asfstn. tons Washington, p tons
kSsta- ton: Eve scoxs brick 20 tons
steamer Louise ADD raft. 20 ions. Total r.
ceipts, G6- tons.
SHIPMENT. - Duriag the las. "a
hours goods and merchandise we're shirr.ed
from seat 20 the Surrounding couasry a
follows. Pact sound shor@ road. "a for,s-
Columbia Puget sound railroad. "a ,0ns
Seattle. Lake Shore q Eastern raft
gay. IS tons. By wat1r-Nahel. 10 tors
Fseetsooc. tons. Grace, tons lola. 5
tons; Iii b, tons: 4 TIA Aesiers,n. s ts,ss
ksanzei. tons: ship fvauhoe. 700
tons Total rseeipfs = .~-g ts.ss
NATURE OF RICE PTS - Two hmm
dred and forty bb eSsI oil, q, co srv
gootls. 2 cars pressed brfek, h tubs bate
car bets, GER dairy produce. ear eyni.
grants uoyahies. ear s.oslr, rs car. briek
car us.tps Per for the Pos Int sigencs.r
Publishing Com paay, ear fruit. 50 hxs Tin
plate, i ear beer. ! car barley. go tons
brick, 12s COO n iumler
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also Handserohiefs, RuchinSS
Gloves, etc.
Toklas, Singerman & Co.

Patrons will do we'll to visit our
Cloak, Jacket, Wrap and Sui, de-
paTtment, where We can furnish
all the fashionable fall styles
That handsome line Of Tea Gowns,
IN elegant Cashmere, with rcycres
OF plush TO match, is well worth
scrutiny. Examine our superb
line Of shawlS
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Velvets and Pushes

Plain and fancy, are present in
large supply.
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kep1bsican resssnzx ws1 ~ bid a. re
following places znzser TIE dates ss.eSsesss
- To- soHs
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TUHDAY. sEPr. n.

AT samanfsh the meeting wiz be al
orsssed sy ]. n. Parting. George gsgheli.
W II HBghss. Ralph Esssh
Al DasaGish tAe messing x4ls se sss-
dressed By julius Hogzon. VI. X Forrest. T
r Dyer.
Al kesat the meesiag vfll te ad.frssSe3
sy TRANCE facets. r. J. Hgme.. W. =
-hinn. p W. Hankey, n " Eolnes.
At slaughter rae fnes tsEsx viii b. ad-
sresssd BE- o. c Pratt. J. f. ElnnSxr, Jehrs
Arfanr Alex Allen
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At Gilman the meeting viii he asiarpxsas.
~ j. r. kiDncar. J. c. Haines. j. II Jones.
Ralph ksss.b, X. b. AlaeEgson, J. II Nc
drKw. Hall
Al Falls CRY the meeting VII be al
aFs<ssd by O. u. GilsosI, r. VI. Hankey, 4.
'. Eddy. Ainax Rutherford.
Al -poquaim!e the Ess citing win be sd-
dressed By John Arthur. :. H Piles. VI II
Holmes. kesn Saitls. Alex Alien.
Al Nasbon the meeting will b.. addressed
by W. v. RInehsrt, " ID. wos,d. John Il.
Black burn. Joshua VI Wrestling -f.aesl
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Tok'as, Singerman & Co.
IN DOMEsTICs

Our stock is complete. Look at
those new and stylish effects in
Dress Flannels, striped and plain,
or at that beautiful line Of Jersey
Flannels; or the Elder Down fan
nels; or the Sateens, the Cling
hams and Calicoes, Table Linen.
Towels, TowelinS Napkins and
Doylies OF every variety, can be
found here. In Bedspreads, Com
fortcrs and Blankets, we offer Z
splendid line in white and oolors
Toklas, Singerman & Co.
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Our mems, youths, boys and
children's clothing department pre-
sents the snes, lines in the market.
Fresh from New York and Chi
oago they embody superiority Of
make, cut and style. Former par
irons will find a magnificent a.
sortment and satisfactory prices
Toklas, Singerman & Go.
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oAxU8OAY. SERI. n
AZ Eenfc1 the zEesEsng wiss % aAs1resxet
- Z. W. HaEksy. ksez.ra C@aeya. gossa
Arsh1- ans! osA4rx
AZ eAlEsks1 Sss ree rnses5ax viii - as
dfsssed By W. " RiseAA<r. ". y. Wood. ~
H. Huzhes. g. J. CLARK ars1 saakrx
AZ Ee1Ar N01Gszxn the meeting VII 80
addressed By J. H. Eess4s~, g0sA1A u
WfesskIDg AMI San ssss T. Plies.
Al Magic Valley the meeting VII Re al
dressed by Alex Aileo, r. q Esr3 l. y.
tozzEsons - k<lfsr aza u n Haszsses
Al Black Diamond the Eseet5nG VII he
addressed BY y G.. Hairs. J. L Kkn1x-
T. " ESftT AID l. IA gxszsfx
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~ Eranklis rhe meeting w5a be al
dsssse. By ]. j. Hauses. :. II gfan-a- =
". Harkey.1. g. gones.
II v ess = ate tie rxeesirE XII b a :
dressed b. ". =. Hughes, T. Il gse4 r4Ssssa
Thomas Ewing. T. y E1ay, a. Z. BAILEY
Al Sesessse the meeting vSn be al
drss>ess - Y. NJ BErc X B. Ash~rsssFn, N
LAis Hi. J. C. Hssaes.
Al Hosghroa tue meeting viii y Al
dressed 81 W. u. Woo, L r. Au1ssws. 4
h. ssrsrun, T. u Re-d, II. .choxss-
At yaa1sla the meeting ~If be 81
cfes BIZ j. Il wefsr5ins ". V Eirgfart
- n Hodges. Et@xs -ssssrh
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FRIDAY. SEPT, 20.

Al EuuHsla w the meeting will be sd-
drcssesF By Arthur tsri I'm, k eharsi Osborn.
J. H. -'rsstoa, ~ kiefer Hall.
~ hot -?siAgs the meetiaE viii be a3-
dressed ~ L. T. Dyer. Pratt, Alex Alien.
r. w BirI.
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Best 4 Belcher, sa.z5: caledonia Black
His, &2.a5; Colorado Central, 81; Consoli-
dated California & Virginia. s.. Com mon
wealth, sx.go: DeaGwoot ito; Eureka
Consolidafs d, $50. Gould Il Curry, g.;
Hale & NoYcross. fS.is; HomesFske, -.
Horn liver, 81 s. Trot silver. 81: Mexieau,
81 20; Aa'usf. t1A: oatario, 81: 0phir. - 70:
Occidental. t,bS: savage. - -; Sierra Ne
yais. tg.t5: I MON CONSOLIDATED, ~ 70 .
Nard Consolida ed. tics. Yellow Jacket,
n e
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IakN EhFtF'f4s WtNkkN NAkhEFs
LlvEarooL. sept. Il --Anest- Firm. ds
mand. poor. hold. rs oder moderately.
Corn STEADY: demand. I.oer.
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4 NAN is KNOWN

axe considerable prize in presenting the
'oisowiHs ass 81 soas Gle purchasers Of
lots in
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L. ! & tregis;eredl. lz7: A. lcouponl
-; sl;s register. 81. iass.; ilas fcouponI
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

individual history proved that Q
goddess people like q goddess man
will fall. He said the best educa-
tional results attend that system
which trains men and women alike
and gives the poor equal oppOrtuni-
ties With the rich. Finally, educa-
ton gives character aud the TOO
common belief, that virtue lies IN
ignorance, IL A. false In theory as u
10 fatal in practice. Mr.. Shorts ora
ton was pronounced by many the
best Of the evening, and we are free
to say 10 was worthy q place on any
college program. Care aud skill
I'm composition together with patient
and frequent rehearsal made Mr..
Short master Of his exercise, and
we know that hard work alone gave
to him and to other speakers Of the
class the ease and power they show
ed upon the stage.
The diplomas were then conferred
upon twelve graduates from the
Academic department, and six from
the Commercial department.
Miss Belle Newbanks, having COM
pleted the four years course in
music, was given the degree of
BachlOr Of Music. Miss Newbanks
has been under Prof. Guile's in
structiOn for five years and came
here to finish her work. All who
have heard her play feel assured Of
her ability in interpreting aud rem
derinR classical music.
We feel that the friends Of the
Wesleyan are to be congratulated
upon the ability shown by these grad
yates In their various departments
Of work. The closing exercises
prove they can think aud that they
can tell their thoughts.
May the brilliant work uf this
class be an incentive to future
classes to do th cir best.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20
~,o-,,r rop prptIcArIoS No. Sss.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION No. sss.
~ Land oflis-c at Salina. Ks, June ~ lSs'.
Notice = hereby given that ine i1tloNihg.
,,.n,,l s..ller has died notice OF his intention
IA make nnal proof in support Of his claim,
and that said prJpof will be made before the
August J. iSS'. viz: -,
William W. smith. II = scle, for the WI
Nwt. Sec II. 7 Is ) R5W.
He names the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and TnliiyA'
ton Of, said land. via.
Joseph Clark, Thomas G Price, Frederick
W spencer, Of Rockville, kans.; John A
Moore, of Marquette, Kansas.
ANY person Nhn desires Ia protest RgninSt
the allowance of such proof, or who knows ul
any Substantial reason, un,isf tbs laN aud the
reEulations of the Int TiOF department., why
such proof should bat be allowed, will IL
given an opportunity 81 the abVye meni Toned
time and place 20 erOss-eXAmine ;as MI.
neSseS OF "a u claimant. aud to offer ~ i,Ience
Ia reouttal Of that submitted by claimant
-'-si j. VI. HODGE. Resisler.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. No. go.
~ Land once OF Salina- Ks, June u, lss'-
Notice IL hereby given that the folio sing
named settler has filed notice of hts intention
tn make fnai proof In support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made betore the
Register and Receiver nj salina, Kan, on
August & la. viz: -
John Naley, II Z Ss7BI for the s.. Me-.
See u, T is : Rlw.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiNa'
ton of, said land. viz:
William 4 FahrInE. George II FahrinE and
Lewis Pairing Of Gypsum city, kans--
Robert Wheeler Of Bridgeport, Kansas.
Any person who desires 10 protest against
the allowance of such proof or Who knaJgs Oi
any substantial reason, under the las and
the regulations oG the Interior Depart ment,
why such proof should not BE- SLOWED. will
BE- given an OppOi tuuity at the above men,
TONED time and place To crO<s-eNamlne the
witnesses OF said claimant. and Ia Offer evil
dencr in Teb.tiS. OF that submitted by claim
ant. m. HVDGE. Register
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SALIVA. KAxs. June 10. 1850

Mr.. EDITOR-AbOut the first Of
this month the Gazette made men,
ton Of the number Of statements
made by the druggist OF this city
holding permits to sell IntoxIcsuts.
The number for May Was about
llOO less than for April, the reason
why is-because the Probate Judge
wrote letter 20 each Druggist hold
Ing . permit that they were making
too many statements-hence the
number Was less In May than for
April.
COnelusion-was there less liquor
sold In May than ApEil3 4.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

IN the change Of the postmaster at
Lawrence all the employers Of the
POst-offiee were turned out by the
new postmaster. Then came the
announcement from the Department
at Washington that under the civil
service rules the carriers could not
lie discharged, and that they must
send in a written resignation. This
they refused TO do.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

THE inclination Of the Railroad
Commissioner to recommend, and
the various railways to really grant,
what is asked in the matter OF" Miss
Ouri river rates" IL dePriving the
newspaper boys Of meat for many a
glittering editorial.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

SEVERAL papers are commenting
on the pu~riinn the Salima JuIRNNI
has taken regarding Audrrsnn
Formerly bitter anti-Nndrr-un
organ, the paper j. now giving him
support Satin" E'p"btcuH.
THE H. p"Lii"In seems very much
exercised over this matter. We are
not aware that Mr.. Anderson j. q
candidate for any office. or that We
are supporting him for any office.
ON the other hand there, comes re-
port that one oT hi~ hest aud most
intimate friends declares that Mr..
Anderson i not again &" l,r camdi-
date for congress
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

PROF. JOHN r. RUSSELL, Of Yale
College, who has filled 9 theological
chair since lss5, has become \ second
Robert Elsmere and resigned his
living" He IL too much Of
thinker Of the advanced school,
for even the orthodoxy OF Yale.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

SENATOR SAEIN has not gained
sny laurelu 10y his recent divorce
case. He has even lost those he
won in politics. Had Sahin been
the inehriatr. ar huprlrS-ly addir-
ted Ia the use az opium. his trusting,
loving wife would have chung trna-
rt"usly Ia him Ia the last. u j.
supreme cOwarlicr for Sahim 10
thus abandon the woman whom hr
twenty years ago Promised Ia love.
cherish aud project. lie has taken
advantage uf Il legal right To thrust
his wife aside. hut the world will
not cease To condemn him for his
hcaTtlr-S act.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

THE Endorsement OF Harrison
KeIIey's speech by the Grand Army
post Of Fl. Smith il q much better
argument In its favor than the resO-
buttons passed by a lot Of rebel
Democrats. Harrison, you reasoned
WELL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

JnHN \. ENANnER, who resigned
the Danish mission, j. in northern
Wisconsin seeking a restoration Of
health. In letter Ia a friend he
takes occasion l." say that hr re-
signed tie place solely on account
of ill-heaith, following the advice, Of
his physician. lie ter-rly and point
edly remarks:
That AN officer, a. "A man uf honor.
should resign when he H. not able Ia
dis'hargr his duties seems To Ice an
unusual thing ia Washington. do
hope that you will kindly inform the
reporters ia Washington who don't
know me thst I am not such a rascal
"a they expert me Ia br. I am at
present la the mountain region in
Wisconsin. where my physirians
have advised mr To gn ia hope that
the change of climate will improve
my health.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

BERNARD KELLEY has just been
ID. DID by the Illinois Wesleyan
University. He has also been
Odd by Stratton aud Caldwell, who
hopes he will he Odd before he
H. made Pension Commissioner.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

AT the French Exposition the
Republics seem to have the upper
hand. Not 50 - years ago when the
Imperial nephew Of his uncle was
rnthroned at the Tuileries, and run
ming hings.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

Nelson r. ACRES, collector Of the
Internal Revenue for Kansas, has
resignel-his resignation to take
effect July I.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

CHALEs =. Elliott has been
elected secretary Of the Board Of
hallway Commissioners vice Col.
Itizer resigned. Jack Dowing has
bren appointed clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

THE habit Of chewing gum il pie
turesquely. described as chewing the
food Of sweet and bitter fancy"
Next,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

THE Junction city newspaper
men are quarreling over the size Of
their respective subscription lists.
II don't pay, boys. Nothing is
proven after the quarrel.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

JACK DowNING has for sworn
journalism for the furniture busi-
Hess, having started a furniture
store at Hays city.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

THE health Of the Salina land
office bids fair TO be most excellent.
Two doctors are now IN charge
Hodge aud Scarf.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

THE consensus of Democratic edi-
torial opinion in the ~. Louis Re-
pHb'i"uR Is Ia the effect that David
Ii. Hill Is not = desirable candidate
for the Presidency. but then,
David has happy faculty Of down
Ing Goliath ia New York Dawes
own heath, aud that counts for a
good deal in a National Democratic
convention, the CONSENSUS spoken
OF to the. contrary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

EN-tioV. FAIRCHILp, OF Wiscon-
sin, has been appointed to I'LL the
vacancy on the Cherokee commits
sion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

SENATOR CHANDLER IL re-elected
10y the New Hampshire Legislature.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-06-20

or the Is saloons in JOhnstOwn
and the surrounding towns, but two
escaped destruction.