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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-21
BrookvIlIs Items.
From the Transcript.

Jerry GuIles IL talking Of opening
another meat market In this city.
The BrookvIlle roller mills 10 max.
ing corn meal from corn grown this
year.
Miss Rosetta Jennings Of Salina, Il
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. G. Smith
Of this city.
Mrs. T. n. Daley left yesterday
morning for Kansas City, where she
will visit with friends for about q
week.
A jolly crowd from the city, at
tended the party held at Chas.
Canes residence four miles south Of
town last Friday night.
Rev. w. @. Lewis Of BeIOIt, IL
visiting with his daughter, Mrs. Jos.
Duncan and his son, Chss. Lewis,
in this city, this week.
Msjor T. b. DALEY left Monday
evening for his home near Oskaloose,
after two weeks visit with his son
and daughter at this place.
HI DeTombay while using an az
aecidently cut his foot, one day this
week. The cut 10 very bad one and
will lay him up for long time.
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sslIn. RIrer BahhIinr..


Fine weather once more after q
little winter.
Everybody is busy gathering corn.
The w. X. G.. met ut Mrs. Phillip
Wises last Thursday for one Of their
quiltings they expect 70 have 9
festival at Twlomounds soou and
sell guilt, cakes and msy be some
persons.
A surprise party went 10 Culver
last week for the purpose Of calling
on Master j. but some OF the boys
got bold Of ]. and packed him OF 90
that when he returned next he was
surprised indeed.
At the Twinmounds lyceum last
Tuesday night Mr.. Edward Lyceu
and Miss Fife Ellston both Of that
locality wss united In marriage by
the Rev. Gloon Of Culver officiating.
Many were the friends that eongrat-
ulated them and we extend our best
wishes that they may live long and
be happy.
On Wednesday s. b. Thompson
will commence business In Balina
may he have good success.
The United Brethren church have
commenced protrscted meeting st
Pleasant Hill, Rev. Murphy ls their
leader.
A pleasant time was held at Mr.
Bremers last week; there seems TO be
considerable life among the young
people yet.
Why 10 it that there II no more
cattle buyers around for there 10
plenty OF stock for sale.
We forgot 10 make mention 10 our
last OF the accident that .befell the
Rams sisters. They were out riding
In road cart when In some way the
horse became frightened when the
horse cart and ladies were In one
heap. Miss Annie had her arm
broken, Miss Grace escaped with but
little injury, both around again.
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Assaria NeWs.
From the Arrus.

Mrs. Belle Hudson. of wilsay,
Morris county, has been visiting foi
some time with Mr.. Steve Shelton
and family.
Mr.. Eager brought 10 this Office to-
day q remarkably Que carrot, which,
after most Of the top was removed,
weighed A. pounds. Who can beat
t.?
There will be social held &C the
hardware building, Bridgeport, on
Wednesday evening, the Dth, A
regular supper will be given at nfty
cents . couple, for the benefit Of the
Methodist preacher, Rev. 3. b.
Lucas.
Died, on Wednesday, November
18th, at his late residence In Llber-
~ township, Peter Estenberg, aged
IS years and 0 months, Deceased
succumbed 10 q severe stroke Of par
alysIs, received about two seeks
ago. He leaves o widow and large
family, including tvo daughters
who I've In Chicago. Mr.. Estenberg
wss q member Of the Assaris Luth-
eran church.
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an EXQUISITE ENaRayiEG.
Gateway 10 The Gsrdss sfths aod,. Col
Grade, with View % Piks's Peak
IN the Middle Distance.

A very costly and elegant steel plate en-
grnVinG hiss lust been executed In the highest
style o. the srt. copies Of which from linn
I'D supply are nov reSsy 20 ~, ssiivery; and
receipt Of 3 cents each, In stamps or coin.
me noble Rrandeur Of The aEntrance" 20 the
@0araen Of the Gods" d the favOrtte theme
Of pure while the Interior columns spring
boldiy nom the plain 10 the height Of 80
feet-the whole snRgestiag the rnins Of .
vnsf temple. These lowering walls form .
vnsa Framework Cor the snow capped summit
Of Pixies Peak which reveals Itself among
the einads In the fnr distance. 10 secure an
early copy q thI. admirable wors Q, art.
Aren't CHICAGO, HOcE ISLAND PACIFIC
ny. enclosfnR the price. 8 eeDta
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NeSsn.e~rFalk

Changes In newspaper ownership
and reportoSial capacities occur 20
rapidly In Balina that one man has
lost hls head aud fevors his readers
With . dissertation on Abe benefits 81
industry.
Mr.. Padgett walks with much
more dignity nov that be r. . pro-
prietor. That's right, Pndi., up
bold The honor Of The profession.
Mr.. Johns seems more contsntsa
10 private walks thsn he uas IN The
editorial ehalf. 8tIIis ve have &C
idea be hackers for a. orpoFiuzifr
TO sharpen his Fabef e ianee en-
enemy cr two. II he kad The
chance 70 get 81 EN- Ne nag uoaia
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The Weekly Capital and the
JOURNAL for ~ p. This offer fol-
cash enables you 10 have all the
latest news from the capital Of the
state and your own local paper d
the price of one. The Capital will
contain the most completes report OF
the legislative proceedings pub.
lished anywhere.
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AMANDA NJ. WAY,
Grand Chief Templar.

The basket social at waldreu
school house on last "Wednesday
evening was . success In every
particular. About s23 was realized
clear Of expense, which will be used
fot Sunday School purposes. The
auctiOneering was conducted by G.,
Post In his usual successful way.
SuPT
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KAN. CITY (Ks.) Gazette: The
81. Louis Milling Journal under the
head "Hurrsh for Kansas" writes
an article on the superior prices and
demand for Kansas -four In Liver
pool over Minneapolis -four which
takes second place. The demand for
the Kansas article IL quoted "goOd, /"
while Minneapolis -four Is placed at
"fAIr," with . difference Of seven
cents in favor Of the Kansas
product.
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.. d. @. =.
Grasd Lodge Of KAnsas-Omee OF Grand
Chief 'TemPiar.

PLEAsANToN, KANs., Nov. I, 80.
DEAR BROTHERS AND SIsTERs:-
At the session Of the Grand Lodge
held in Topeka, October I aud 2,
was requested 10 designate q sab.
bath and ask all ministers to preach
on the subject OF temperance.
have set apart Sunday, the cath, and
you will accordingly arrange with
the pastors Of your place 10 hold
such meetings. The object IL TO
arouse public sentiment, create
more enthusiasm, and stir up the
people 10 more activity In temper
anee organizations aud work. Let
nothing be left uDdOne that will
help In these things aud let there
be an earnest, united, Christian
effort 10 "hasten the day when the
means Of intoxlcatlon shall De
driven from our land" IL not con.
venient on the day designated,
choose some other time as near
that ~ possible.
AMANDA NJ. WAY,
Grand Chief TemplaF
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NotieR.

Farmers alliance meeting. Ben
Terrell, OF Texas, national lecturer
will address the people Of Salin,
county, On Saturday, November .
at the opera house, ut o'clock p. m.
on the Issue Of the farmers organi
Eation. He will address the ALI.
anee In secret session ut 10 O'Clock
q. m. All are cordially invited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-21

WE doubt the wisdom Of Col.
Stacey's change OF Our State from q
weekly publication TO magazine
form. A sprightly political weekly
comes often enough 10 keep the
blood warm and the mind engaged.
One monthly IL wholly forgotten
before another 10 Issued.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-21

ssvsr.s nsw sssassss hsvs enlisted
this week
Prof. J. n, Killer, an oid time
friend u Poi. Thoro1aan add other
isashers wa . visitoF on Wednes.
day.
All ere invited 10 the reunion on
Saturday evening.
The ''lawsuit'' on Saturday
brought cut qaite . crowd.
The news report By Levi Welsh
on Tuesday vas good.
Prof. Harne spent Sunday with
friends ct AssaFia.
Several NormAlltes are going 10
NePhers0a 10 attend the Central
kansas Teaehers' association on
Thanksgiving.
The demand for table room In the
library hes been % great that q new
table hiss been placed there.
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There will be special meeting Of
the Kansas Valley Detective assoei.
alton at the City Hall In SalIna ii
half past one o'clock on Saturda y
Nov. 3Oth, for important business.
+. II. Terry, Pres,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-21

THE SaIIna JoURSAL says John
Anderson has purchased 5000 tons
Of broom corn. We wonder II this
70 the Hon. John. II 30, he must be
preparing for clean sweep nextfall.
-Euis RerieU.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-21

THE Kansas City Times and the
gentleman Of the name Of Whoop
TomlinsOu are fair specimens Of
bunco steerers, but we do not be-
lIeve they can pilot the Republican
party Of Kansas into the Democratic
camp,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-21

Qua amlabls bat hIghty contsm.
porary the Republican IL working
in hard lines. what 80 says enc day
70 hiss to retract the next. To say
nothing would Be wisdom.
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THEY tell us the object Of A. p
Riddles Walt 10 Sallaa and Lincoln
Center last week, was 10 look aftel
his "fenees" for state printer. HI
may win but we doubt it. Some
meritorious printer, who has beer
doing good work for these mans
years, energetic, unselfish, and WHO
has not sought public place. is uu.
obstrusive, Elll be brought from hi,
seeiuslon and be Inducted into the
state printers place. Riddle II con.
siderable Of an Office seeker; nov
We would like to zee some good mar
who 10 not an once seeker mad.
state pFinter.-Sdlfnd Sun.
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Sol. MILLER not only got his op-
pOnents down In the late fight In
Doniphan county, but he 10 now
engaged in kicking them after they
ars down. Let up, Sell, don't you
hear them cry Enough, 'nough!"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-21

FIE on you, DR.. Tobey. Your
nAstiness contained In those eight
lines Of rhyme was only flt for de-
PRAYED minds. They were far from
being smart, while intended 10 be
such. You Indite something you
would be ashamed 10 have read In
your own home.-SdIfnd Sun.
Hush, johnson. The poor man
couldn't help Il. The fountain
doesn't rise above its source Of sup
nlv
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linssssrs Items.
IRm,n iha Nsul

Mr.. Gust Palmlesf returned IRON
Oregon last Saturday.
Misc Emma Anderson has retained
home from Pueblo.
q. w. McClintick 70 pablishiRa
the Frisco, oklshoms. Herald.
Rev. Rioresn and Walleeu ere IN
III, In the interest % the College.
Large increase Of students e the
bexinnisg Of the winter term Dee, q
Dr.. Berquist b having . Ssh PoBd
made on bic farm which vhsn eola-
pisled will be 70 vide, 80 feet lena,
and feet deep-ths largest In the
state.
Ths time Of shs yess 4 ssss a
hand whsa goa sad tell wket1ef
he maa wto spifs - hie bned h
estilng ready . fight. O. oaly eut-
lsg be h.nas 70 ssrn sssr 9 asr
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WE suggest that DR.. TObey and
"Mr. JohusIng'' editor Of the Sun
stop calling each other liars and
fools and settle their differences
either By Q fight or By q foot-racs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-21

THE Abilene Reflector IL In error
In saying the SalIna papers are all
engaged In mud-slInging ri Abilene.
An exception should have been
made Of the JOURNAL. The Jour-
NAL has nothing but pleasant words
10 say OF neighboring towns, for II
does not believe anything can be
gained by continual, petty jeal-
ousIes between rival or neIghbOring
towns.
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am paying I7s for dry yellow
corn. aud l6f for white corn. Good
rye IL now from - TO 30. Choices
oats 100. Call at the old stand OF
45-3t NJ. Solomon.
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Capital: "Iowa Ii permanently
Democratic" shouts . Democratic
politician, and the same statement
10 made a. 10 Ohio. The same cry
was raised . few years ago says the
Chicago Journal, when Kansas
elected . Democratic governor, but
70 has steadily gained from 5000 TO
$1,000 Republican majority since
then.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-21

HoS. JOHN X. RANKIN, Of Law
renee. Kansas, Is to be appointed .
special agent Of the department Of
the interior, for the allotment OF
land In severalty 10 the Indians In
the Indian territuTy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-21

Iusie recital next week.

Music recital next week.
The poor prep tirssh o. tzsmias-
lions, ssekssk rest and flndss n Boae.
n cur sfuasnfs fhisbsAsvs e the
Normal university The seihorities
weuid center . fsvog By ersesst1E
them and Publishing theif nen1sss
We have never sssn IN uaeoaFteous
act BIZ Q Normslits st any q our so
elsls and ne ere heartily ashamed II
you have been annoyed By cur boys.
The U. 9. history class are dsbst-
Ing the causes Of the rebellloE and
think slavery was the prime reason
Why the Bouthern people Opposed
tariff laws, advocated states rights
and differed from their NoFtbsrn
brothers i'm education, patriotism
and willingness 10 obey Law. Be
sure 10 limit your discussions 20
actual faets and remember there vas
right In each party platform in 20.
Two speakers from each literary
society are named by the fseulty 20
contest for ofatofiesl honors soon.
The contest II likely 10 be close and
every opportunity viii be given for
thorough preparation.
Let every lover Of good music at
tend the recital next Monday night.
The programme includes eight hand
and tvelve-hsnd pieces which are
I'm themselves musical treats. The
best talent among Prof. Gulie's
forty pupils will appear aud the
people Of Selina can hear free Of
charge what would cost. us n dollar
each elsewhere. The programme
begins promptly 81 eight o'clock
and tardy people must not expect TO
be seated during IN exercise.
Mr.. z. +. BailIf received the
Bachelor degree last Wednesday for
completing the commercial course at
at the Wesleyan. He has done
excellent work and we would
heartily congratulate any business
firm which shall secure his services.
A quick and accurate account and,
q neat penman and . thoroughly
honest and agreeable young man he
II sure 10 be retained where be once
becomes known. We are glad TO
commend 90 able and worthy .
young man to the esteem and con-
fldenee Of the public.
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Central Kansas fesshsT.' A..oei.tios.

Central Kansas Teaehers' Association.
Below we give some information
for the benefit Of those who wish 10
take advantage Of the special rates
TO attend the meeting Of the Central
Kansas Teachers association nj
Mcpherson, November 18th and 18th
1889:
All railroads running into Me-
Pherson have agreed to give q rate
Of one and one-third fare for the
round trip, upon the certificate plan
from all points within $50 miles Of
Mcpherson. Full fare tickets will
be purchased going 10 the meeting
and parties purchasing will secure
Q certificate or receipt from the
ticket agent, by request at the time
Of purchase, and this certificate,
when properly countersignsd by the
chairman Of the executive commit
tee at Mcpherson, will be authority
for the ticket agent ut Mcpherson TO
sell q return Ticket for one-third
fare. When the journey 10 made
over two lines Of railroad secure n
receipt from the ticket agent Of each
road at the time Of place Of pur-
chase. Failure TO secure and pre-
sent these certificates properly
counterslgned, lnvalldatea any
claim for q reduction In ret6fn fare.
Tickets not good going II purchased
before the 25tb, not good for return
after the 30th of November. The
train over the Union Pacific leaves
5alina at 1:l0 q. m, arrives ut Me-
PhersOn $40 q. m. Leaves McPher-
son $40 p. m. and arrives at Salina
$50 p. m. Fare TO Mcpherson from
SalinA 81 o.. On the Rock Island
train leaves SalinE ! 80 p. m. and
arrives at MCPHERSON 5:29 p. m
Leaves Mcpherson $3.50 q. m. and
arrives at Sallna lao p m. Fare to
Mcpherson Sl.T4. Reduced rates at
nj the hotels and boarding houses
have been arranged for. Rates are
IS cents, 20 cents. Sl.OO and 81 so per
day. DIR. Lee Woodruff Of Miehi-
gan aud State Supt Geo. w.
WiRans will lecture on Thursday
and Friday evenings respectively.
There will also be other able
speakers, fine music and many
other good things. A large number
from Saline county will be there.
The county superintendent will not
be In his Office on the %, ~ and 30th
Of November, ~ he will be In st
tendance at this meeting. He will
be in his Office the following Mon
day. J. w. ARMSTRONG;,
County Supt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-21

THE KIrwIn chef and the Kirvin
Graphite have consolidated, and
after this week will BE- known - the
Klrwin Chief.
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Attention Co. Bar. Nc.

All members are ordered 10 report
rat the armory for general inspection
on Monday Nov. 25th, 1859 at 1C
o'clork 9. m. BY order Of
Chas. Bush J. n. Roberts
Capt. Co. II. Adit. General.
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wheeling IHteHi0encer: And
Iowa? Iowa will come back when
q President 70 10 be elected.
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The Hcisington Bank Reporter
has this 90 say Of the late bank fall.
ure at Abilene: "The Abilene
Kansas, bank failure IL followed
closely by q Pennsylvania bank
failure ct ConOshOhOckeB, q suburb
Of Philadelphia. The western col.
laFse would not have proved serious
n the eastern creditors had no.
forced the prompt seeurement OF
their claims. Local interested par.
ties had confidence In the bank
Oiiicials aud were perfectly content
to 90 slow and give them q chance
10 reopen and begin business sBew,
but those Of the east were not Of
such . confederate nature, and an
assignment was the only thing left
IN order 10 give each creditor an
equal footing. The liabilities now
amount 10 about sSS5, 900, With assets
worth double the amount, Gut upon
forced sale will barely leave the
hank whole. Thus q firm II forced
Into bankruptcy which still retains
the confidence Of those who daily
transacted business with u. They
are not dead By any means and we
ventare 10 say that this wreck or
rous viii not forever blight their
baslness future. Western men Of
che lntsiligenes and moral standing
81 Messrs. Lsboid q Fisher may be
frustrated and thrown Cd their
bsisses, bot they viii rice again and
seemoant the passing dlfiicalties,
ovsfcoms The obstacles thai cassed
their present downfall, conquer
eaefsFe fear. tide over ne unplsas.
aninsE1 80 txin1ApA - lask1
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IT is time for another newspaper
charge in sallnA. There hasn't
been one for ten days.
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CAPT. BANKS, who was down TO
Manhattan . day or two ago, reports
having had . long Interview with
Congressman Anderson, who IL
home for . few days, but will leave
for Washington next Monday.
Capt. Banks says that Mr.. Anderson
purposes TO bling the matter Of the
federal court st Sallna before the
attention Of Congress at a. early .
day as possible, and do all In his
power 10 have an appropriation for
the building Of the federal edifice.
He will also see that o session Of
the court be held here as agreed
upon regularly until the building IL
erected. Mr.. Anderson 10 full Of
ardOr for the cause Of the people Of
his district as well IS for that Of the
state. We hope 10 hear Of good
work from him In the coming ses-
sion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-11-21

A esErespoadont interviewed HeE.
Thomas @. Plat fslssivs 10 The late
election in New York; "vIetsry,
did you sayfn the ex-senator
responded. '0ns more like it would
ensure Republican supremacy for
the future and settle Governor HIlPs
aspirations for the presidency fer
ever. Look at the facts. This was
an on year, following an exhaustive
presidential canvass. In times past
the Republiean column has almost
Invariably Lost ground 10 . greater
or less extent In post-pFesidentlal
contests. This II not the esse nov.
Returns from the whole state dis
close the fact that the head Of the
Democratic state ticket has pulled
through by just about the same
plurality as elected Governor Hill
last fall.
"Why did we not gain . complete
Republican Triumph There were
two generals In command Of the
Republican forces-Geusral Knapp
and General Apathy. The former
marshallsd the cohorts Of the coun-
try with marked ability and success.
The latter ''eorraled" the voters Of
the city In their ofilees and homes.
Republicans Of the rural distriets'
did their duty nObly. The city did
damnably. The returns show that
only about sixty per cent Of the
Republican vote Of 1883 In this city
showed up at the polls. while Tam
many drummed up and dragged out
By systematic work nearly eighty
per cent Of their vote. Equal Re-
publican activity and vigilance here
would have given rs Q complete
victory In this state"
Mr.. Plat IL one Of the best In
formed politicians In the country,
especially upon New York Affairs.
His remarks can be relied upon as
being correct.
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THE Democracy seemed TO be
very much pleased at the result Of
the elections. AZ IL they had really
gained. An analysis Of the vote In
the various states shows that not
enough Republicans went to
the polls to show their strength.
The national party IL ~ strong
today ss Il was last year.
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PAYNE, the Democratic senator
from Ohio, is reported to have been
elected by the influences Of the
STANDARD oil monopoly. The report
has not been successfully contra
dictsd. Aud now Cal. Brice, an
other Ohio Democratic millionaire,
expects TO succeed Payne. How
will BrIce get there? He will buy
his way Ia, for he has millions made
In the last few years wrecking rail-
roads, and lacks conscience alto
gether. But still 10 IL claimed that
the Democratic party l. not merce-
nary.
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