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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
PEOPLE ANp ENESTs.

\ New Yorker suggests to the see
rotary Of the navy that We send
EricssOn's body home Ia Sweden In
the best and biggest man-Of-war VT
have.
Secretary Of the Navy Benjamin
J.. Tracy il Of the Law firm I'm which
a sol Of Thomas &. Plat Is member
The firm il Tracy, BOardInan a
Plat.
EmmOns blaine, for two years
general freight and passenger agent
Of the Chicago, Sante Fe and Call
fornia Railroad. has resigned his
position. 10 take effect April I. He
has accepted q position, in the man.
ageInent of the West Virginia Cen.
trail Railroad, with headquarters al
Baltimore
Mr.. Mckee, the President
young married daughter, says the
Albany JOHrHui, L. the Mrs. CIeVe-
land Of the new administration.
She has, 10 II said, tue happy
faculty Of making every person she
meets for the first believe that she
has a particular interest in his CT
her welfare aud acquaintance.
Mrs. Cleveland, SAYS a friend OF
hers al Washington, carrie away
one maIInerism from the white
house, nervous biting of the lips
IL u the effect az three wears
tyranny nf set rules aud conventions
alitie-. While Tece living, Mrs.
Cleveland has always drawn back Il
little after each caller passed mOis-
tened her lips, aud then stood read
for the next. Doing this constantly
she finally acquired the habit of bit
ing the under lip little Ia hide
any nervousness.
In small garden attached TO one
of the most freIuented saloons in III
Pasu lies a stone image Of heroic size.
which cone years ago created an uu-
bounded sensation, not only among
the public generally, hut also among
scientists. 10 is the celebrated
Cardiff Giant. After Barnum had
done with il aud the charm Of novel
~ had worn oil, this noted fraud
knUrked about the country from
post tu pillar, until finally, at III
PasO. IL was attached aud sold Ia de
fray a board bill and transportation
EXPENSES. II IL fast going to wreck.
a. the customers of the saloon are In
the habit of chipping oil pieces of the
giant for keepsakes. The breaking
disclosed the fact that the interior
Of the figure was filled with 4 heavy
frame Of iron rods holding il secure
~ together.
The soldiers who served under
General Marston, who succeeds VIII
liam r.. Chandler ia the senate 10y
the appointment Of the governor Of
New Hampshire, fairly worship him
for his personal bravery ami care
over them. His refusal to allow his
men To remain on board Of Nh over
crowded transport, even when or
dered 10y supt riOr officer, for the
good reason that he had drought
that regiment from New HamIlIlre
to fight, not To lee drOwned"-an ac-
tiun aftsrward sustained by JienpraI
Hooker his literal Interpretation uG
n tyrannicAi superiOr's orders Ia
build Il dungeOn-like guard house
without so much as a crack in IL"
taud the guard-hOuse was built of
solid logs, without a door or crack
To enter by, his cOOlly walking along
the paTapeI under a terrible fire Of
shot aud shell that he might Inspire
a waVering brigade by his own rras-
and other historical
illustrate his superb char
acter a. n soldier.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
Publication NniIcr.

STATE OF RANSASI.
CoUSTY % SALINE
IL the Disfrirf CoHH Ia ard To- .Dif c,.H-it
oHd sfafS.
%. r. Th0rStenberg. L. Eberhardt. and u
n. SudendOTf, cO-partuers doing hu-iHes- y
d. II. Thorsienberg Go.
The Great Western Manufacturing 10,
y. ]. ThOrstenberg. -. J. ThOrsienb-rs,
Josephine 1horstenbrIE, Ids Thorsirns~rs,
Peter GregOTtus, l.. l. EllWODd 10, Peter
"a. p. CTipPrn aud u. J. Crippen, cn- psfi-
ners doing business ~ GTipp-n, Lawrence \
90, A. J. HOlnI,IuiSi aud Enauu-I =. swan
-on.
said defendants l.. l.. EIIwooI a. "a aud
Peter SHmes arr hereby nUiifi-I that ou thu.
seventh day Of March. A. H., isss4. they flied
their petition In the alsJNe cause Ia the District
Court Of Saline county, Kansas, praying t'r
a Judgment at six hundred siN aud :. lei
dollars. together with Interest ~ the rate 81
Twelve az per cent per annuni irnni april
IhOrstenbrTg, %. ]. ThorSirnt,.ry, aud tiu-t
HolmJuIst, cO-pariurr~ doing bu~inrs-
~ ThorsirnI--Tg BTu>. 4 80. aud .
further Judgment tur the tpTr,'l"-
urr of q IIerhanic'S lien an th..
following drscIibed premises situated IN The
county of Saline, state of Kansas, tow .
Commencing nj point thirty thr-e 90 irri
rast and one hundred AMI evenly seven T..
feet North Of the south west corner at The
North West quarter Ot the Northeast quar-
ter Of section twelve ~. township siNi""n
Htut AhiFF fsirl fA+hA
rods; thence north one hundred AMI niiN -.
feet thence west eight : rdS ,thrHcr south utI,'
hundred and any Ia r.. I Ia piar" ui i-.siu
ing, and further pFa ing that said m-r hHu.' 4,
lien b. DECLARED n first lien Bn the HlsiNr ,i'..
>rribed premises.
You the said l.. l.. EIlWOOd 4 " aud Peter
Sames arr further notified that uui'~~ N.Iu
answer said petition un ar beforr the thir
iirth day at April, A. u. lSrH said Is'tttiuu
Will he taken A. true, aud y julgri az inr
the sum nj six hundred aud SIX Ini - itsi
cent irUm April eleventh, 4. II. l~SS. will lee
rendered against said d-frudants, y ]. Thar
tenberx, q. j. ThDrSteni'rrg and tiust Iiulut-
qulst, CO. partners doing business H. 1h"T--
tents.rg Bros. TO-. aud a further Judgment
Will be rendered against all of the ais,Nr
named defendants far the foreclosure ut
mechanics lien on the above dt-~UTiis'l
premises 10y which sal = Judgment. Nnu the
Said l.. L. EllwosSi 4 TO, aud Peter SIH's-
will b. forever fOr-cl,Std aud Larr,-d ir,,iu
every Interest, lieu, aud claim Hliirh yru
may have la and Ia said described pT"ni-,-s.
-. n. THOR-TENBfEGA 10.
BY Andersen a MuSseT. their Ari"rnrN-.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
EXprutor's Notirp

Notice Il hereby given, that letter ic~i1
mrntary ON the estate of Charles Young. d.
ceased. were granted tO the undersigned 81
the Isl day of MarciT, A. u. isSS, q, ~,
Probate Court Of Saline county, k1nst-
Now, all persons having claims against sal,
estate. are hereby notified. that they mus
present the same To the undersigned far ri
lOwnncr, within one wear from the date 81
said letters, ar they may br prpciudsd lrDu
any benefit oI such estate; and thai 10 ~uri
claims BE- act exhibited Within IhUrr NtaI
amer the date Of said letters, they shall D..
forever barred.
lots r.. CARVER, EX-ruiur
of the estate ni Charles Young, d-.rrus.-l.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
SALIxA, KANs. March 10. Isss

SALINA, kANs. March -, lSSS.
EDITOR SALINA JOURNAL
ln the Wesleyan Notes Of LAST
week the correspondent made m
unjust assault upon 9 certain Prof
Of . sister institution. This was
very unkind and unjust 10 say the
least, aud the fact that the state
ments are wholly false, no doubt
through misunderstanding or mis-
Information, only makes some apOl-
Ogy the more necessary. Now
have occasion 10 know that the Pro-
lessor, 90 far from distributing the
"Kanary" In the districts alluded
TO, has never taken . copy with him
on his visits there aud has said
nothing that could In any way
be regarded as disrespectful 90 our
Institution. Such Jealous guardian
ship as that Will do more TO injure
our school than the correspon-
dent may imagine. I feel sure the
note was not sent under the sane
ton Of any member Of our faculty
~ Il ls beneath the dignity Of .
gentleman.
Yours for The right,
d. AEoGUEk, u.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21

The transition from long, iinger-
and painful sickness TO robust health
marks an epoch In the life OF the In
divtdual. sueh Q remarkable event
is treasured in the memory and the
agency whereby the good health has
been attained IL gratefully pleased.
Hence 10 IL that 50 much IL heard In
praise OF Electric Bitters. So many
feel they owe their restoration to
health, 10 the use Of the great alter
alive and tonic. II you are troubled
with any disease Of kidneys, liver
or stomach, Of long or short stand
ing you will surely q nd relief by use
Of Electric BitteTs. Sold at 80 cents
and u per bottle at s. p. Hughes a
Cos drugstore.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
AGreat CIub Onsr.

The Weekly Capital Common
tcedIth and the JOURNAL for % ..
This offer for cash enables you to
have all the latest news from the
capitol Of the state and your own
local paper ct the price Of one. The
Capital CoHlb1ORIre0ifh will contain
the most complete report Of the legis-
lative proceedings published any
where.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
SConssantiy Hawking and Splitting. y

THOMAS J. RrsHISG. E-q, ~. FIns Srsst,
~ Louis, No, writes: 4" was q graf slIfip rS.f
from cafarrh Tor thrse years. At times ssyuI,l
hardly breathe. and was CONSTANTLY hau kine
and epttting. and for the last eight luouths
cuua not breathe through che nosfrils. I
Thought nothing Sotiid BE- done for me. Lack
Ily, ! wss adt issd Ia try DR.. Saee's CataFTt
Remedy, and ! am nov q we'll man I helieyt
u to IL the only sure remedy for cztarrh nov
manufactured. and Otle has ouly 20 give u q
q pertnansnt cure
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21

WANTED.-lOO colts or horses 10
pasture for the summer at IS cents
per month per head. Also can take
. hundred head Of cattle In herd for
the season. My pasture and range
II about half way between Assaria
and Gypsum City. and are noted for
having never failing water. with
abundance OF grass. Address or call
on. J. II. PRRscorr.
FEB. aoih, lsss. sea.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21

Report Of school district No. ~
for the month ending Mar. s, lss9:
Term enrolment, male 81, female.
-, total "a. Enrolment for present
month, males ~. females n. total
-. Attendance In days, males AZ,
females 3ss, total sS5. Average
daily attendance. males - I. females
1874, total AS. Times tardy, males
Is females -, total 81. Number
neither absent nor tardy ,, Visitors,
Il. Ernest Tingwal. John Ryberg,
Oscar Madison, John Frank, Albert
Danielson, Berth HOlmquisI, David
HolmIuist, Huldah Johnson, Katie
Pfeifer, Pheme LindstrOm and
Sadie Lindstrom were present even y
dav during the month: August
Ryberg. Emil johnson, Berth Frank,
Adrian Alexander, August Daniel
son, Otta DanirIson. Albert Peter
son, aud Clara HoImguist were
ahsrnt one day each.
J. A wARp Teacher
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
Three Bottles Cure Cssarrh

Eli ROBHiSs. RsHBun p. a. Coluralaa %
IA. says: Ny daughter bsd catarrh Wher
Sages Caiarrh keInedy advertised, and pro
,ured bottle for b-r, and soon ssw that Il
helped her; . third bOttle effected q peFIna-
nent cure She y nov eighteen years Old and
sound and heartY.'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
REPORT Or DISTRICT -.

For the sixth month, ending
March, S. The enrolment, which
Is p, Is smaller than in the proceed
ing months ON account Of some
having had To stop for work. The
average daily attendance IL. May
and Charles PiIzer were neither
absent nor tardy during the month.
Merle Jukes was present every day.
Oar only visitor Was the county
Superintendent, who paid us q very
plsasantvisit.
MAGGIE PERRILL, Teacher.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
Minneapolis Messenger:

Guv. Humphrey, on Friday,
March lst, lSs9, appointed Hon. X.
J.. Thompson, Of Minneapolis,
Judge of the new Thirtieth Judicial
District, composed Of the counties
of Saline aud Ottawa, aud lie was
immediately sworn Ia by Judge w.
\. Johnston, Of the Supreme Court.
Two able lawyers aud gentlemen
from Salina were MIR. Thompson
competitors for the place-Mr.
Carver aud Mr.. Cunningham.
Either would have grad ed the posi-
tiOn we'll, and Il is nothing To Judge
Th"mpsOn's discredit that he sue
ceeded against such men.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
aUn,oIa Arenr from c.,arrh. :,

Prof W. HAusNER. the famous ulesnerfst
OF Ithaca, N. T., writes: Some ten years ago
! suffered untold aEuny from chronic nasal
catarrh. Ny family phy stefan gave me up a.
tncurable. and said ] must die. Ny cas. was
such Tad one. that every day, towards sun
st, my votce would become - huarsr could
bareiy speak aboye n whisper. In the muruInF
my coughing and CLEARING Of my throat WOuIl
almost strSngie me. by the use uf Dr. saeeS
Catarrh Rrinedy. IN three months. Was . we'll
maf, and thu cur hiss teen permanent
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
J. A. WARD, Teacher.
RErnRrnf DISTRICT No. Il.

For term ending March s, lss9.
Length of term q mOnIhs-lsO school
days. Number Of different pupils
enrolled males :. females 10, total H..
Total attendance la days, males AZ,
females l0is, total Ij4O. Average
daily attendance males SO, females
50, total LIS. The following were
in attendance every day aud were
tardy but once each. Mamie Me-
NiItIe, Gertie Moore, Nellie Me-
Nittir, lnie Moore and Zulu NJ core
q. J. JOHNSTON, Teacher.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21

SYMPTOMS OF CATARRH.- Dull
heavy headache. obstruction Of the Iiasai
IsassaRes. discharges falling fruin TN. ht7aG
INTO the throat, soneftmeS profusr WateFy
and acrid, NJ others. thick, tenacious mucous
purulent, bloody and putrid: the EYES ar,
weak, Waiery. aud intiatnetl: tbef,- u t.IIgin,
IN the ears. deafness. hacking or coughing q,
CHAR the throat, ehpectOTation at offensive
matter, together with sCabs from ultS.Ts; tn
voice is changed and has a nasal tWane thf
breath 4 offensive: smell aud tasis. arr i'm
paired; there Is q sensation of dizziness " fh
mental depression. a hacking CUugh and gen.
efal dfbility. Only q few Of the airOV o. AIMED
symptoms are likely to L. pr--nt In any oue
casr. Thousands Of cas~ annually, without
manifesting half OF the above symptoms re-
suit IN consumption. and cn.i In the grave
No disfIlse Is ~ common, NOR. deceptive and
dangerous. or less understood by phy sicisns.
By It's mild. soOthiug, and healing IIrI,IErties
DT. Says CatarTh Hemttiy Guns the worst
Casss of CaiaFrh, - cold In the heaA.1
Cory m, and Catarrhal Headache.
Sold 10y druggists eVeryW here; ~ centa
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
Administrators Sale
STATE oF KANSAS.
CoCNTN 90 SALISE.

STATE oF KANSAS.
COUNTY 90 SALfSE,
IL ns~ Probate CossTf If said Csssfs
In the matter Of the estate OF James A.
Gillespie. deceased.
Sotlee l. hereby given, that by virtue
of an order % sale issued sSut
of he Probate Court OF Saline County, Kan
sas, I, James ". Riee, administrator % the
estate of James A. GILLESPIE, breeased. late
OF the rslunty Of Saline. VII, On the 4sh day
Of March. A. ID. lss7. al o'clock p. m. Al the
farm of said deeeased, In the township Of
Cambria IN Saline County, offer for sale. ~
public auction, to the highest bidder for cash
~, the personal property, goods and ehatttea.
oelonGlng 10 said estate, consisting of the
followiHa articles, VIZ: yeariing steer Z
heller calves. 2 steer calves. ~ shoats; Har-
rtsDu lumber wagons. I top buggy, 2 csSru
euitiv afors, sets double-wor harness, 81
single harness. about - baSheis Of esrn In
fsfh dag of March, A. d. lss1.
JAMES ". RICE, AdE1isistrasoE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
Their Bu.Iur.. booming

Probably no one thing has caused
such a general revival Of trade at
). =. Hughes q Cos drugstore ~
their giving away TO their customers
Of so many free trial bottles Of DIR.
Kings New Discovery for cOnsump-
ton. Their trade il simply enormous
in this very valuable article from the
fact that Il always cures and never
disappOints. Coughs, colds, asthma,
bronchitis, Group and all throat and
lung diseases quickly cured. You
can test Il before buying by getting
trial bottle free, large size 81.
Every bottle warranted.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
THE GREAT DOLLAR WEEKLY.

TIE KANSAS CITY WTEKLY TINES Il
read 10y moTr prop!,. "a the West than
any other paper pHblI-hrd. why Be-
cause IL better Trprrs.uts the Great
West than any "tnrr IBi -. ID n the
leader In the Oklahoma IuuN -nirnt and
In everything that h,.u-iit, thu West.
II Is the lsrst.st weekly newspaper
published In the world. brIng ~ pages,
81 columns every I-siir, all iur only ONE
DOLLAR wear
- Every Western man should take
THE TINES
Send postal earl for Inducements 90
subscribers.
THE TINES,
Kansas city, 40
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21

The Importance OF publishing q
dissolution In the event Of = change
81 firm j. shown by case recently
decided. a noe for s., so Was given
10y n former member OF firm aud
the firms name signedto il. IL WAS
discounted AT the bank and the
maker Of the note appropriated the
proceeds To his own use. Being
unable To collect IL when due, the
bank brought suit against the firm
for the amount. They showed that
his connection with the firm had
ceased before he made the note, but
n they had not published the di--o-
luton notice previous to that time
a. required by law, Judgment wss
rendered against the old firm.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
Buekisn's Arnisa ssI,s.

The BEST SALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, aud
all Skin ErupIiOns, aud positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed To give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price
25cents per box. For sale by Hughes
a Co n.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21

Landreth's celebrated garden
seeds for sale by J. y. Schwartz 4
60. Il-2t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
description Of the Blueberry.

Tho Eiu~berTy l. y valuable fruit aud l. =
r, itabi. iruU To grow ia car B1TihrFn state
~ here the muTs tender varieties at run,
winter III. u B. PERFECTLY hardy. haNiuf
stODd " degrees below gero " ithuut ShoWiur
any injury To- IN. mot tender bud-. u TtTl, ~
In This lutitudr SiSoul the fif-t OF July aud O.
DuTnr ~ cluster like cuTruni-. snare,
round. color. reddish purple 81 hTst, hut e.
comrs blui.h black when fuliy fIpeu,i
The nsN"r J. Equal To- the "a phrfTN, a very
mild, fich ~ub-sCid. pTnnUuHCtri ~ Hu-l
people. t.iirioUs. IL Hay hr served With
sugar and cream or cDpksd a ~turr ald b.
splendid canned tor winter u-,. Ihs plsnt
-sruIs to flourish ia all -,ii, aud = prOiI'iI
bsaT-r. II grow very stuCkN aud make =
nicr hrtigr. The shining dark -sTrrn leave
and the blue iruit Wak'I. n pl-s>ins con
tr,t~t. The druiInd i.tT the fruit J. Great. aud
usually hrins- - Ter quart. They com
InruC" hearing ~, hTat wear after s"ttins ,llII
and i-td~ a iuil crop the ~t-rund amt thiT,i
wear a'trT srittuE cut They are prUpaRat-d
Iu'm suckers uni T,ui cutting. The plant
T. yi,,ut thr. height and sire pi the cuTTtut
hu-h and very >iuCky. tuiiiuF the fruit W.ti
up from the gTuund- fiaut, should - - a.
th' -ITiug duTins March. ApTil IuI May. ~
row tNa"r ihtr- ttri upiTi and i've - IN
feet b-tWrru the rows maxim a perfect
h.,igt, AMI np sT1s- oT weed -huUII 10 al
ipN ~ to vT,,W hsiNrt-n the TyNa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21

How Tp - NJ MuNIN.-I WutIid uFrI. g tu
hSNr nI1u,N ~,.ut ~ AurTIrstu tNIfr>S a.
IL all sums 81 =, 80 Hud uti,l,r. rust uit,
c'ni-. aud u order J. 'ust. nIourN viii h.,
p"mpitN refunded 10 sender. % n"i ,nu
NrtIisnt =" ulittn vNprp~~ order. money zen
lee srut by trrisi' T',i hitter or past -Uiii,,
money order 81 postal uut,.. drawn uu Port
latid. Mich. Postage stamp ~ uUt ~. ar-
copied only from UuT customer. thHt .auuuI
"lIai" au cNpr,.~s ur,lrr-uuiN thu~'- uI unr
r'.ut denomination wanted.
liauis ~" carefully psrkrl IN damp Mos
aIid 'llN tr,l q. PRESS ct isui utii,,- ter
Whirh urkt. uu EXTRA rItfrer.
bFIU- STAPLES.
IN IurtIru,i i,.u't comm, .Ntrh
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-03-21
X. |. BLACKLEDGE.

breeder Ia Pull Blood Clyde~siais English
shtre and French Draft Hor~-s- A nrW lot
Just res-eiN ed aud ready far service. Prices
reaSbnabie. Terus- made 10 suit purrhazeT.
Call and ser befOre buying el-eW here. and
liciied.
RESIDENCE-FiV. miles weSt aud one
mile nnrth of Satina.
ll-t3 Addrrsz NJ atoye.
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S p e CT g S .

@ q e 90 81 i4s i IS q :!
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7-sm iorliInI. i,.n'n : i'"nnii, NtrI
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1889-05-30
EDITORIAL RnEVIrIES,


PROF. WIGGINs ssys the earth is re-
ceding from the sun. Glad to hear it
and hope it will continue to recede I'M
til about September LIST.
PRESIDENT HARRISON will review
the parade Decoration day at Brook
Ign. Lige will answer the door bell at
the white house in his absence.
QUEEN VICTORIA, who became Eng
lands ruler ''by right divine at the
age of eighteen. was seventy years old
yesterday. Her son and successor, the
Prince of Wales. is forty-eight.
Now we know what eA Congressman
John Finnerty of Chicago wants. 1t
is the sub treasurership at Chicago. 1t
was surmised from the first that John S
support of Harrison was not wholly
disintsrested.
IN THE general assembly of the
Presbyterians South. 81 members out
of IA voted in favor of the doctrine of
evolution. If this does not point to a
change in some at least of the Five
Points," what does it Indicate?
THE Associated Press gives great
deal of attention to the Cronin matter
without any corresponding benefit to
its readers in the way of information.
Nothing but conjectures. theories, sur
misses. stuff and nonsense.
HIS constituents welcomed Congress-
man Perkins home Wednesday even
ing at Oswego, with music and
speeches. A democratic orator even
was found to tell the statesman how
dear he was to the hearts of the people.
GUTHRIE is entering the second
month of its existence in a rather
stormy manner. 1t is to be hoped that
the boys will not murder each other for
a few square feet of red sand. America
is too large for such small business.
IN Pennsylvania the prohibitionist is
are pushing their speakers into the
workshops aud mines whe rever the
owners will permit, and labOfing men
are being harangued on every side as
if it were possible to convert them by
talking to them. EIOquencn never ap-
peased or banished a physical appe-
tite.
THE appointment by the governor,
says an exchange, of Fred Willard as
sheriff of LeayenwOrth county shows
that ne has level head" The infer
ence is that until it was known wheth-
er the governor would appoint good
man or an idiot to the vacancy mem
toned, the question of his level-head-
edness was in doubt.
SENATOR EDMUNps discusses the
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KANSAS NOTES.

A ''single tax" club is the newest
thing at Wichita.
Paola has voted S25, 600 worth of
bonds for sinking gas well.
They are asking for an assistant at
torney general in Harper county to
put down the liquor traffic.
John WOlgamuth, eX-poStmaster at
Hartford, contemplates going to Wash
iDgtOn Territory to find a home.
The dispatches state that Proctor
Knott is Il very sick horse" Sam Bry-
ant. his owner, is sicker.-Salina Ga
Zette'
In the Atchison high school colored
girl taok the prize in memorizIng con-
test. She reclted 146 selections giving
the name of each author.
What is the matter with the whole
state of Kentucky? Even the Demo-
cratic victory in Spokane's home state
doesn't compensate the habitues of
the Ozark and Bloody for the sense
of goneness they have experienced since
that fateful Derby day.
The majesty of the law is not known
at Guthrie, but they have rude and
homemade sort of justice that gets
there quite as well. Dance houses are
required to put up $50 a month, and
bawdy houses S25 month for each
madam, and SO for eachinmate, as
well as $40 for each man caught in
them
Ten thousand strangers witnessed
the trades display at LeayenwOrth yes