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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-27
SOMETHING PoR TIE LITTLE
FOLKS.
FoR vEsy LITTLE foLKs.

Deay Coussa Bess;-If has been . long
! ii me since wrote 10 yeu % viii write .
lors letter to make is ali ep OAe hstle
sisl wrote about her home ., viii tell you
about mine NJ home 10 10 the country
The farm 90 which live lies along beau
'fal ridge which runs north and south.
The view on al sides is 1nbroksn for miles.
Our sssset views are beautiful Uns gen
isBsa once said, chile visiting here that
hey am sst riyalI~d the sunsets be hAd seen
IN ffs.y He bad Travelled great deal and
told ne great many things about the
Old World that have never reaf ia
bs.sks On the north are some hiis
.oe farther on a stretch Of mountain scenery
rat finally ends 9TH the s1o~ capped heal
u Mount Washington. sixty miles away.
Iast are mary farms dotted here and there
nth patches 81 scotland and elamps Of ever
sr,ens. To the soatb Is a straight course 10
he Sea. just back Of my home IL an orchard
~hle IN f,ost are two large elm trees The
robins a.vays build in them, and last year
golden robin had a meet IN ore Of them
Coas.n Bees. | have not told you Of
bali the trees that grow about my
nome. There are English poplars
and naples and down the lane il whole
grove Of willows. can get all the May
aosers | want. sish you could have some
81 inem Nv mamma made = cross 70. the
church Easter Sunday. ard she pat some in
= lovely marble basket and Filled IN round
them -ith damp earth so they would keep
After meeting she gave the cross to
IN asei lady rho ia not able
10 10 TO church. Ny grandma
1--we. quite nssr. She has just finished log
cabin quilt. It 10 very handsome My sister
play. the piano but can beat her at all ths
oct door games and driving horse can
rarn.s. sad snharaess and turn round almss.
syvhere. like 10 rad the letters in our
iittle column What = lot Of Them you must
have. There now haven't | hept my promise
70 write a long letter. ! am eleven years old
Yours with love.
CARKiE ). W.
OTIsTIELp, M
W. Dsa, L,Hfe Frisqd You have Ger
'sinly don. yourself great credit You have
written a very int resting hitter. can
easily picture your home 10 my mind | am
sore il must be beautiful place, hope
you will always lov. the couhtry and not care
to 20 isto The busy. vhirliDs gaites" of
city life, Your country home IL by far the
best place for you while you are so young.
You seem happy too, and that is III. best
part Of life wherever you are. c. d
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-27

oh, if only had her complexion, Why,
it is easily obtained. Use pozzoni's Com
pie xion Powder. Apr23dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-27
The Chase Nurseries.

AB. EDITOR
win YOU please inform your readers that We have
perI0anent employment for honest, temperate. EN-,
ergetic men, soliciting orders for fruit aud
mental nursery stock. The business Is easily and
quick, learned. and success ul men are earni ne
good salaries with steady work. Our stock is first
class. hardy and true To name. Those desiring fun
pariicula vii! please address
RG. CHASE s co, % Femberton So, Boston
apra5deodSw4r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-27
Railroaos d steamboats,,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement Of Trains IN E6ec
1prU 20, 1889.


Until further notice trains leave Augusta ~ fol.
lows
GOING wEST-6.20 A. NJ. for Lewiston, Rock
land, Portland and Boston: $40 A. for Hal
lowell and Gardiner: 1905 furLcviston, Far
mipgton. Rockland. Portland and Boston: 200
+. N. for Hallowel snd Gardner: 3NS ?, N.
for Bruuswik, Bath. Pnri land and Boston. f24
FLYING Yankee 70 T.. ". for Hallowe and
Gardner; il o. 7. NJ. (night Pullman FOR Lewis
ton. Portland and Boston. aud for Bath SATURDAY.,
only.
GOING EAST 2I5 A. M. might expre.s) for
Skowhegan. Bangor. BN Harbnr. St stephen
AN for wqtervino ssovhegar; = ~ for wster
vile, Bangor and Nancchoro. So T.. NJ Tor skow
hogan, Belfast U'1t'f, fsrstf, s.. Stephen, St.
Johr and ArUostooE trrn'y, 80 7. NJ for Wa
terville on Sa'n days only.
The Night Pullman Trans each way every
might, Sundsrs Included. hnt not to Ssowhe gan on
Monday mornings, or 10 B.lfas, and Dexter or be
yond Bsngo~ ca Sunday morning.,
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN caves Gardiner for
Augusta Al L ~. 20 and 40 z NJ; Halloweu,
at ~ A. NJ IL, md SO 2rN
FREIGHT TRAINS for Portland, ~ A. NJ, and
IRIS Z. VI for Naterillt AVID Nancrhuro. u 81 2.
M, and f:5 ? NJ duo from Re tou. !2ls and ~
=. NJ; dur from Naeechoro and Wa:ervile. 30 A.
n. and 1905 p. M.
Through tickets tn California and ali points South
Augusta the only office selling via Al; routes and
checking baggage free o. "xDense.
stops only at iulluwcll, rardinrr. brunswick
and We-tbrOok junction.
Pshsus TUCKER. o.nI Manager
Y. v. BooTEBY cecil Psss and ticket Ag't
Portland. Dec. "a 1883
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Speeial advertisements.

6man adversisements, not exoeed1ng three me-
eonine under the head cf wAyr.p. .St Al
To Lkr. LOST. &C., viii be inserted heee oee In.
for Is cents, three nes fcs 20 cssss and one wsel
for 80 cents,h paid IN advance II Sof PAID i
ADVANCE kKGrrAR SAr~s VT AZ CHAHSKD-
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WANTED

Local and Travelling Statesmen for Fruit
Trees. small fruits, Ornanlsn taI Trees
and Shvubb~ry.
Best of stock at Fair Rates.
Liberal Terms and STEADY Employ
ment for Reliable Men. address.
A. S. CHADB0URNE, Hallowell, Me.
mari 'eodif
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-27

perend upon your most Intimate fr'cnd
for her last fashion book or even needle
and thimhio With which to do the dsrnius for
your family, but make your own .uashine IN
YOUR own home This can not be borrowed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-27

Some rersors have q passion for hanging
baskets and without giving thought to the
.uhj.ct whether ore plant would grow better
in a hanging bsskst than another they plsnt
uy5hing that Gomez fret to mind and then
wonder vhy it does not thrive. The stmos-
phsre at tie height Of hanging baskets as q
.ule holds not he same amount of moisture
as that which turro nnis .tancing plants
And that they suffer greater neglect than
plants upon q stand or brackets rome will
ieny. Some plants hang naturally therefore
gracefully. Only such as naturally grow
downward should be planted in hanging
basket
Take very little nice blaeking and mix it
With the white of an esq. This applied With
= soft sponge to black kid boots will restore
| their color.
| Before ~sshing prints the frst time Zee.
pecislly mourning printsl soak them thor
| oughly in salt and water. This ~ill set the
colors and prevent them from changing
Another way to wash wooleus. Make .
strong suds Of hard soap md rash the
woolens in it. They should not be rubbed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-27

The freely is beetle that smits \ bright
light This hight IL ssii to equal the fash Of
rar, and costly diamonds. Thee be-tlcs
are found IN Mexico and the West India
Islands. They are caught by persons Who
understand the business and cold 10 woms n
Who desire them for ornaments, for few
cent? . dozen Women wear the in their
hair and among the foids of their dresses.
fee OF these bugs will light = room
How strange it ~osld seem TO us TO run out
and catch htls bug and hang II up for 4
lamp. or even purchase q live creature for
that purpose These huge are often used to
light travellers through dark place. They
fss,en them to some par, of their elo'h hing
aud thus they travel for miles With THE little
lamp IN front Of them giving sufhci, ut light
to guide them along their CAV. Everything
vac made for . purpose and Though i; ma,
require the ages Of all time TO and out the
purposes for which all things were msie, We
may be sure that soothing las been made in
vain.
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Found.

EtOUND-At Granite Hall. Thursday evening. an,
+ left At this ONCE. iady's fan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-27

E7OR SALs-Resiaurant, cor. Willow and
e Cony SITS, East side. For further information
inquire al restaurant. apr2Idiw'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-27

T1OR SALE-Bargains in shaw cases, Coun.
z tors, Folding Beds, Tables, Chairs, Lounge
sofas, Pictures, Picture Noudngs and lot Of odd
furniture cheap for cash, or will exchange for lum-
Der or wood. Room under l.. h. SNITH's Clethi Z
rooms. apry1dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-27

T1OCND-On Water 81, = number Of yards of
z cloth. Owner Can have BY calling At
journal once and paying cost of advertising.
aprsSi3t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
Ministerial Associations.

The Salina Ministerial Association
at its first meeting In the new year
considered the subject Of the Sun
day newspaper.
A committee of three was appoint
ed to draft resolutions expressive u
the sentiment Of the Association on
the subject. At the next meeting
which was held Jan. l4th, the COM
miTtee presented the following
report which was heartily adopted
aud ordered printed In each Of the
Salina papers:
lOnT committee, appointed to
prepare n shurt paper expressive Of
the sentiments OF this Association
on the subject Of the Sunday news
paper respectfully submit the fol-
lowing:
both unnecessary aud harmful; that
ia this country II IL one Of the ell
tailed calamiiies Of the rebellion /;
that IL IL in violation Of the laws of
tod, and All intruder upon the sab
atistic needs and rights of the COM
muuitE.
We believe that competition has
driven many publishing firms who
would be glad To rest one day la
seven, to publish q Sunday paper.
IL remains u fact, however, that
some of the dailies, publishing no
Sunday edition. are we'll sustained
aud are success financially. For
instance the Philadelphia Ledger,
owned by Geo. W. Childs, and the
Chicago MFRS. owned by Victor r.
Lawston-neiiher paper publishing
sunday editiOn-are among
the the most successful papers fiuan-
cially in the respective cities where
they are issued.
We desire further to express our
good will To the daily papers in
this city. We wish them success.
As enterprises Of our fair city We
would see them prosper. hut We
want II clearly understood that we are
con-cientiOusly and most emphati-
cally opposed To the publishing Of a
sunday paper. Ia this matter we
voice the sentiment not only Of
this association but Of tne greater
portion Of the Christians Of this
community.
That a paper publishes but six
editions in the week does not ma
terially change matters. if che of
the six be sent out hearing the date
uf the first day of the week.
In view of the above fact, there
| fore be IL
R.SDir.d,
!. That We kindly request the
R' pHJii"IH aud the Gd-,T' not To
issue sunday edition.
=. That We rejoice in the strong
movement that il being made hy the
4 me ri"nH NdH'iIy IHiDn for the
suppression of the sunday paper.
!. That We will stand firmly
against any such papers, aud Use on
whole influence to secure their
disrUntinuanre
!. That We ask the hearty CO.
operation Of all good people in this
direction: that they abstain from
taking ar reading or in any way
ahetting or encouraging su.h &
publication.
>. That We ask our officers that
the news boys he kept from CRYING
the sale nf papers on our streets on
Sunday.
| }. T.. FLoREN, W. II. SWEET,
Secretary. Chairman.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
ABSTRACT Or PROCEEDINGS OI
THE KANSAS LEGIsLATURE.
INTRODUCTION or BILLS.

:. b. GG. Rush, TO amend section
one chapter nlnty-twO, session laws
of 1870 being entitled IAN act tn
To provide for the cOnsOl idatiOn sud
extentiOn OF railroads i'm the state of
Kansas.
=. h. 20. Bentley by request {"
encourage the planting and care Of
forest and shade trees along public
highways outside Of incorporated
cities.
5. b. II. Bentley by request Ia
encourage public watering places
for stock along the road and high
way outside of incorporated cities
and to provide payments for the
same.
\. d. Il. Committee on public
buildings, making an appropriation
To continue the construction
Of the main and central
building Of the state house and To
provide for a special levy Of taxes
therefore.
=. Il. -. MOhler, to restrict the
ownership of real estate Ia the state
Of Kansas to American citizens and
those who have lawfully declared
their intentions to become such,
etc, and to limit the quantity Of
land which corporations may
acquiry, hold or owl.
Senator GiIlette. of Kingmsn Offerd
join resolution to appoint q COM
mittee to investigate the beef trust,
or combine.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
HOUSE.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS


II. b. |, by Mr.. Lacey, for the
protection OF common schools and
prescribing penalties for violat ion
thereof
n. h. >, by Mr.. Barber, relating to
Grand Army Of the Republic
badges.
II. b. 3, by Mr.. Barber. relating to
mortgage Of personal property.
II. b. ), to provide for the
payment Of . reward by the county
Cor the capture and conviction OF
horse thieves, and supplemental To
article ?, Of chapter twenty-five, OF
general statutes.
II. b. :, by Mr.. Rice. to repeal
chapter ISS, OF the laws uf isST,
authorizing counties, townships and
cities IN aid In the construction Of
railroads.
HI $, by Mr.. Rice, an act to
prevent mOuopolies and corpora
lions, intended TO restrain trade,
control production or increase the
market price Of commodities, known
as the necessities OF life.
n. Il. Is, by Mr.. Poe, In relation
to the levying OF county and town
ships school tax in counties and
townships having voted aid to rail-
roads.
II. b. IL, by Mr.. Ford, limiting
the bonded indebtedness Of,
townships, school districts
and cities.
II. b. ~, by Mr.. Street, providing
for q board Of commissioner for the
purpose Of developing the resources
Of western Kansas.
H. b. %, by Mr.. Mclean, regulat-
Ing the rate Of interest.
H. b. n, by AeLennan, relating
70 The pesmeasnt county eeat Of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
any kind, to keep still about the

any kind, to keep still about the
prep. Wonder 10 he ever read
"Condobe fBr sins they are inclined Ia.
By damning those they have a mind to-
IL IL thought from all appearances
that the president Of the Oratnrical
association IL trying To get the ap-
t'ointment. from President Harrison,
Of vice president of the most impor-
tant Of the Feegi Islands. He holds
IS his qualification his wonderful
knowledge of barbari-m.
The Cecilia Faculty" have elected
Mr.. Knapp President for the rest Of
the year.
Huskey Was good man for that
position but Kapp's Prince Albert
and his wonderful ability for bluff
Ing raised hiIl above Hu-key in
the estimation of the aforesaid
faculty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
500 C.mhtIn CIa,t.rInr.

J. Weaver lost q fine two year old
heifer last Monday.
Miss Carrie Gillespie has been on
the sick list, the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gilbert left
last "Wednesday for Gypsum city.
Daniel Humhar:1r has gone out
to Ness county To visit his brothers.
Harry = Dnnmver l. now enrolled
a. n student in ~ Johns Military
College, Salina.
TheO. q. Roe and wife went to
Brookville Saturday To visit their
sister, Mrs. J. W. Yount.
Miss Clara SchippIe Is home from
81 Joseph, where che H. attending
school, for a few weeks vacation.
Jacob SeibeFt eelebrated his
eighty-first birthday last Thursday,
with q goodly number Of friends, at
the residence Of his daughter Mrs.
II. Nelson.
Mr.. Joseph Deloneehsmps. Who
spent the winter here with his aunt,
Mrs. Louis Raseette four years ago,
came In from Denve. aceOmpauled
by his father, Lat Sunday, and will
spend a few days glth friends here
Uho are always eisd % see him.
JEWRLL-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17

A. w. GREELEY, chief Of the sig
nAl service bureau, gives II a. his
opinion that the present fine weather
does not forecast late spring. He
says the significance Of the unusual
weather conditions for the past seven
months can be explained only with
reference to the abnormal distribu-
tion Of atmospheric pressure over
the northern hemisphere.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
DEcoLLErrE PREVAIL

SHALL TIE DECOLLETTE PREVAIL
The question as to whether or not
an embargo should he laid upon
decollette costumes at White house
receptions will probably be agitated
30 long a. our Government lasts.
The imperial power which dictates
the fashions is a court from which
there IL no appeal. We may pro-
test with the liveliness with which
our Fathers fought the Stamp act,
but not with the same success. The
fifteen decisive battles Of the world
did not cope with so much tyranny
as Is In the arbiteT Of fashions. Mrs.
Harrison may or may not wish for
the decollette dress, and yet there
Is no finality In her decision. The
low necked dress may come
to the front in the next
reign"-even If the first lady
Of our Republican court shall decree
against Il in her time. The decOl-
Iette costume H. mighty aud will
prevail. II has prevailed in one
degree or another ia all
ages. Byron ia his Don
Juan does not speak ia Halter
ing terms Of the modesiy or purity
Of the Czariua Of Russia ia the de-
cliniug days Of the last century,
but she may have been a. pure a.
her people. At least ia all the sur
ceeding years the portrait 81
her majesty stark naked la
hung la the palace uf Peter
hoiT-a spcrir- "f the hrr0llrIte
which seems to h- tolerated
at least 10y the descendants al
GATHERINGS subjects. ll We were
to give our opinion A. &" ia" p"--i-
ble victor IN the contest uf Pr'-i-
dents wives with th" auInrrat "f
fashion We should g." inclined ia
decide for the latter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17

The Abilene Weekly Gazette has
been sold to Maj. Geo. l.. CrOlI, Of
that city. II Is to continue Demo-
cratic. The changes In the news
papers down there have resulted in
bringing the n. fs"toT to the front
place IS the Republican organ Of the
county, and it's daily il 4 credit to
the city,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17

THE SHOWS and rains which are
making money for Kansas are losing
Il just as fast for the people Of New
Mexico. The thin-bIoOded cattle,
which il the source Of wealth for the
New Mexicans, are dying Off by the
thousands on account Of the s-foOt
fall Of snow on the plains aud In the
mountains.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17

THE Tacoma Washington Terri
tory NeTs Of the 9Th inst, made
boast Of the following fact:
1.-THE year closes with the thermom-
eter having reached this morning Its
lowest record 80 far this winter. The
still air, clear atmosphere and genial
sunshine of the day, however, has
not seemed much like winter, as we
have experienced Il Ia the eastern
states. MasOms are laying brick,
carpenters are erecting buildings,
and work Of all kinds has been pro-
crossing in Tacoma out Of doors to-
day as II IL were not the 3lst day OF
December. While the climate here
in summer IL superb, the kind OF
weather we have been enjoying the
past two weeas il hardly less de-
lightful."
The JOTRNAL that Of day
could have boosted Of precisely the
fame Eind Of temperature, which
has prevailed much Of the time
since. Emigrants Of the east, you
don't have to go to Washington Ter.
ritOry, nor to Florida, to find n genial
climate aud balnIy air. Kansas can
give you just as fine sunshine, just
a. perfect air aud Just as moderate q
thermometer a. you find anywhere
else.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17

Ellsworth equity.
II. B y, by Mr.. Jones, providing
for redemption Of real estate.
II. b. y, by Mr.. Jones, in relation
tn irrigation: creating COM
missioner therefor. governing his
duties aud liking his salary.
II. B. -, by Mr.. Galley, to amend
an set concerning weights aud
measures
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17

ITi strange that such a filthy
hOstelry as the Winds or at Topeka
should still he the rallying plsce for
all the political clans. That hotel
Is not equal to the average country
inn, aud yet q politician does not
expect to be saved except he passes
the portals Of the Windsor.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
Abilene H. f,r,n,:

The commissioners. accompanied
10y Clerk NJ. u. Bert. went Ia Salina
yesterday where they were the
guests of the Saline board, Ansnn
Miller. Taylor Miller aud J. W.
liurk. There were al-n present ih.
MrPhersnn commissioners. Jnu.
Ritchy, \ \. Aiken. J. VI. Under
wood and clerk W q Morris.
The hosts treated their guests roy
allv. rendering them dinner aud ~
drive about the city. la the after
noon new bridge, huilt on an inn
proved plan, wa- Inspected aud the.
return was mad" IN the night santa
Re.
The commissioners nf this county
are under obligations for the favnrS
received at the hands nf the Saline
board aud of Mr.. And-nn Miller in
particular.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
Assnria .Ir.Lm.

f.. r.. swanson was at the county
seat Yesterday the possible future
capital. He reports y revival uf ac-
tivity In the real estate bUisne-s ia
Salina.
Our county rOmni-siuncT-el
Peter Swedluuh. went along with
the old hoari and other gentlemen
to inspect the wire cable bridge Just
erected over the Smoky at the
Jukes place.
There il n good deal 81 talk just
nov of establishing sugar factory
at this place. That l., n mill for
working up sorghum cane into
syrup for shipment To the nearest
refinery. We uelieve such an in
stitution would pay-ve-, better
than \ creamery.
We are Informed by thu So who
have examined the wheat plant in
various fields, that Il il making n
remarkably healthy and strong
growth, particularly NJ the root. and
the prospect IL good for q plentiful
harvest. provided there il sufficient
moisture from now OH.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
NEIGHnnKlI,,nn NEMs

Lincoln BsdrOH:
II. \. Thompson has SOLD out his
bakery to =. J. Heller, Of sylvan
Grove, who has possession. Mr.
Thompson is prospecting in parts
unknown.
Mr.. Thompson was formerly u
Salina re-ident-Ep. JuURNAL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17
Kansas Wesleyan Notes.

Most Of the regular classes are
larger than ever before.
When the doctor goes snipIng he
usually gets something.
All the delinquents save one have
arranged for their rhetorical work
We would advise the Journal
correspondent, who IL evidently too
big coward Ia g0 into contest VI
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17

ON Tuesday at Topeka Tia e speaker
announced the House Committees.
The chairInen Of the most important
committees are a. follows: Ways
and Means. r. Legate: Judiciary
-Grorge l.. Douglas; state Affairs
4. Y. McLennan; Assessment and
Taxation-J. V. Admire: Railroads
!. q. Campbell. Representative
Weaver is a mcmber of the follow
ing committees: Insurance. Rail-
roa,I-, Printing, Penal Institutions
Mr.. Burton name appears
upon the Judiciary committee and he
j. chairman of the committee on Flee
tiUns. Mr.. Waldrou' : committees are
judiciary and Temperance of the lat
ter committee he IL chairman. "Old
Mack" Of Ellsworth stole a march
on the boys and linked his Interests
with the rising sun. Hence his re-
ward. the craftsmanship Of one Of
the very he-t committees. capt.
Hanna il chairman Of the com
mittee on Furrstry.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17

The Kansas Presidential electors
met in Topeka Monday and cast
their vote for Harrison aud Morton.
They selected Willis q. Emerson, Of
Meade Center, as messenger 10 con-
vey the official result to Washing
~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-17

ANTHONY HIGGINs Is the new l.
8. Senator from Deleware. What
ordinary kind OF people they are
now electing down in the Kingdom
Of Delaware. The royal blood Of
salisbury and Bayard seems To have
run nut