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AGENTS WANTED.
Address Registered Letters containing curre,cv 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL
New OrleauA La

-~prlrvprR 49,, the ravlnan. q, r-'zes .,
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKSof New
Orleans. and the tickets are signed by the President "
al Institution whose chartered rights are reeoxnI1eI
IL the highest Courts. therefore. S~s-1s ~ -IAauL-
L0ns or anonymous schemes"
The question now under consideration Is: Shall the
present. charter expire in 1895 by limitation or aaal
81 be extended another % years?
ON DOLLAR il the price Of the smalles. part
q traction II a Ticket Issued ~ Us IN any Draw
M. Anything III OuE $1,000 oEcxea Tor less than .
Dollar BasginuA m~yl4-wSs5w
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CITY n

e. The difference between a loose vague
boast and an affidavit giving exact figures is a
wide one, and of great significance to a person
interested in the statement. THE STAR sIredrs
10 as circulation. This is a point of great i'm
portance to advertisers.
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PAsr AL PREcrpESr,
OVER TWO MILLIONS DISTRIBUTED
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY

Jrccrrorated by fhe Legislature for Educational
M Charitable purposes. Its franchise made .
Itrtof The present state Constitution IA 1879 BY an
GNtTwhelnlDE popular vote. and
Its Present charter cnd-ug January l. 1898.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAWINGS take
place semi annually tJune and December. and its
GRIND SINGLE NtMBfR DRAWINGS take place
III e.ch OF tie other ten months Of the year, and
are al drawn IL public ~ the Academy Of Music, New
Orleans. L.
"u"ro heTrsY cCTfify fh0f ire sVprrriSs Ns Grrcn1-.
rgHtsJ 0T all Hen0Hfhiy and Se1ti-1 nH1tci DrauriH0s5f
ne LohtstCf0 STATE L0ttCEg tOHJdHH. ara Us person
SGt0t6 aud cofstr~ me Dydur5uGs Themselves, ana that
ne td1Se ore conducted Vth honesty. EGIsIgsSS. and an
GCCdJGfh OUdTd all parties. and ere authorize the CGHa-
JGHG q Ue HIs c~'ytUcdfs. Htth IdC ~Sf1t.Les J VET .s-
s0tuTtS gttdChsd. IN as ddr.FtseInenlS."
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W. ne rrdeTsiosed EdnE, and Bankers, ttH pdy al
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I'm ALMsLEl, Pres. Louisiana National Bink
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Q AND
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is THIS We WILL SELL the FIRST
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ToTAKE TIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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PLEASE BEAR IN MIND SCCH OFFER
DESERVES YoUR IMMEDIATE CoNsID-
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WILL he SURPRISED. SUBSCRIPTIONS
BY MAIL MI RECEIVE PROPER Al
TENTIoN.
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BOOK DEPARTMENT,
Front Basement as you enter the store,,
m3l-tr tle 7th ID
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SPRINGS AND BIrHs.

THE GLEN sPRINGs sANITARIUM.
This new institution. under the medical mxnnre-
msnt q eYerienced physicians, will opea for guests
JUNE j.. 1880.
MILES OF SENECA LAKE. surrounded by uipe
forests and near the famous WATKINS LIN
Wil be equipped vita the most approved therapeu-
tic appliances. including Turkish, Russian. Aornan.
Electric, Electro-ihermsl. Nolisre Saline snd Iron
baths, Also MGssAse, swedish Movements G4lisihrn-
les and all forms of Electricity.
lure usier-slso valuable mineral SPRINGS, inelud
ing SALINE. IRON. IODINE and SULPHUR waters
No Malaria
Beautiful views. charming wIlks and drives. pure
air, boating. fishing. &c.
Modern improvements: Elevator, Electric Bella &c
CUISINE CN~SuRPAsSED
For terms and other particulars address
MA. T. lEFFINGwFII.
my~o-HwsSot Manager.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, ". VA
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL
AND COTTAGES NOW oPEN FOR THE SEASON.
Elevation 9. 900 feet above the level Of the sea.
Unsurpassed summer climate. Accommodation
oule trains.
For Information inquire at GENERAL TICKET
OFFICES, or address Il +. EAKIE,
m-'-lm Superintendent
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CAPoN SPRINGS AND BATHS,

(NAFUN SPRINGS md BATHS,
" HAMPSHIRE COUNTY, W. VA.
LOO miles from baltimore, 10 from Washington.
With its superior Mineral Waters. superb Summer
Climate. I'M Beautiful Mountain Region. just the
spot to lay life 5 weary burdens down and have a lovely
summer Home. for medical and other testimony
send for p~hanphlet. W. IL SALE.
rnVl1-1m Trp,f,e.or
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ESCAPE FROM TIT HOT WEATHER
~ By Going To
THE H~AIrNIANE SPRINGS

II CHATT0LANEE SPRINGS
Green Spring Valley, Nd,
Only 80 Minutes Ride from Washington.
The Nearest Springs III the I'm ted states T. this City.
The Greatest MaxResia Springs III the World, one
Spring Alone Flowing
100000 GALLONS PURE WATER PER DAY.
The Equal to the Celebrated Poland Springs of Maine
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS

M NTTI.TIV-N UVTs.EINN.
so highly is pure water valued when well-known as
such, that the sum of one million dollars l. said to
have been recently offered for the famous Poland
Springs of Maine, and the water OF Chattolanee SPRINGS
assays almost exactly the same as this wonderful water
OF the famous Maine springs, except that IT l. even
purer. Lite Is precious; worth muci. more than \
million dollars. and yet how few people seem to ap-
preciate the imp prtaRce OF drinking pure water. OF
course. the purrr the air one breathcs and the better
the water one drinks, the higher the degree OF heath,
aud the purity of the air and water OF ChAtto.anee
Springs Is m~atciless anywhere in thus country.
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Ii FUNCTION AND SERVICE OF PURE
MAIfR

Water is not only a tonic. but it is a purifying
agent as well, and 10y cleansing the system through
the medium Of the great orgaus it at complishes IT'S
hyglenjc purpose and removes from the body large
quantities OF efete matter. WHICH would otherwise
clog ana congest these organs ana thereby interfere
with the processes OF nature. Chattolanee Water is
preventive IS we'll Hs remedial, and j. oi rare service
in Kidney troubles, Dyspepsia. Indigestion. Rheu-
matlsm. Liver troubles, and the various complications
arising from these ailments, BY flushing the great
purify ing organs Of the system and carrying ont the
POISONOUS principles and substances inimical to
health.
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MAMMOTH DRAWING

MAMMOTH DRAWING
AT TIE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY. JUNE Il. 1890
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.
100000 Tickets at $40: Halves, ego: Quarters, 10.
EIshtHs. 60. TweatIeths. e.. FOrtieths. 81.
LIST OF PRIZES
PRIZE OF 100000 5000. 900
lklLE UF %Uu,UUO Is.............. 2UU.UOU
fltIZL tf luU.UOU s--....-.-..... lUu,UUO
] FEIZE OF $1,000 is............ 10000
= IhILE- OF 10000 are .......... 10000
; fEIZLS " 10000 are...........- 10000
10 fkIZLS Of 1900 are..-..-..- $4,000
- fhIZES or ..UUO are.....-..-.... 6O.OUU
loo FllLks OF so sre............ SU,UUJ
go oOO1e-.---"..- l-O'VVO
" v aIS"..-s."-..s ~VO'VVV
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
100 Prizes Of $1,000 re......-...... 100000
10 frlLes " $40 ACCOMMODATIONS SO,UUU
40 fF4Les " 4VO are.---.---.--.. 4U.UUu
TwO-NUMBER TERMINALS.
1,S9s Prizes OF 500 Are.-..----.-..- 100000
3.l44 Prizes. amounting to. $4,000
GENTS WANTED.
~ TOR CLUB RATES, or any further Information
Desired, ~ute lssIbIy to the UEderslgned, clearly
stAuLg your residence, With state. County, Streetand
Number. More EAlId return mail CsuNeTS viii LaAx-
.EIed - 1SaE iaeIoslHs -n LuNeiVpe Ue-IIAs yVuEiun
AcdESz~
IMPORTANT.
Address III. A DAUPHrN.
New OTleans. Ia
ry ordinary letter. containing Money Order iss,aa
h al kAIress CoHEaules. New lsEk kIeazase, Drast
Address Registered Letters containing Currency to
NEw ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New OEIeans La
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CHEMISTRY OF cHATToLANEE SPRINGS

The following critical ahai isis and supplemental
observations were furnished 10y Professors Lehman
and Mayer, chemists Of IeaUwH, who ,njoy the iull
confidence Of the great cLeIIical schoo, OF the Johns
Hopkins University Of Baltimore, Maryland:
BALTIMORE. January It, $500.
Result Of the Analysis of sample Of Spring Water
from Cbattolance Springs, Green spring Park; sample
taken by ourselves October 10, 1890:
Temperature of water ut springs. 520F
4 N Il l. pLlIIIII y III A
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PEkkELEY SPRINGS, W. Vast. CHARLES
81 Hotel Tin close proximity to the Celebrated BatEsl,
having BEEN completely refurnished. Is now urel ior
the reception OF guests. For further inturT alton adj
dress as above. CHARLES L. JACK X BEO.,
nny2S-ln4' Owners aud lrOprletOrs.
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IN THE MOUNTAINS.

A URORA. VEST VIRGINIA.
n On top OF the AlltgEarles. The AurD- House and
Annex now open- Pure. bracing air. Pine spriug VA
Ter. GOOD iSole. sSundantly Supplied. AIRY rooms
aud soft sprlng beds. Ample grounds Ead shade.
Bowling. tennis and cToQuet. Good saddle and InN-
Tug horses for hire cheap. splendid roads and heauii-
iI drives SCENERY UNSURPASSED. No malaria. 10
foES no mosquitoes. Gail al Star Office for circular.
mls-lm J. Il. ShAIFEk Propr.
MOUNTAIN VIEW HOUSE,, IN THE ALE
AI gheules: 4. 200 feet elevation: larre airy r,oms.
good board saddle anu driving horses. bowling alley;
lawn tennis grounds. rea>, uAule rates. Address
JOHN A. LAN1Z, Aurora. " Va. teS-lms
rA1skiLL MOUNTAIN GLENwOpn HOTII.
" Reduced ruces for May and june. Healthy and
best table IN mountains. All kinds OF ADJUSTMENTS.
Send for circular. \. IatshlI-
IN p -.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
SEA-SIDE-JEKsEY COAST.

I COLUMBIA, ELMAR FORMERLY
Ii Ocean Beach, NJ,
VIII open for guests the last week in june.
For particulars, terms, &C., address
FRED L. FOSTER,
Man8ger,
te2-1m 18th season.
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YNHE COUNTRY Gu A DE-
Il ilghtiul resort; thirty minutes drive M ten min
uIes by Is. anc q. railroad, the fSnuus Spa water; also
iron and sulphur springs; houses pewly FURNISHED and
rented; gas, baths, telephones; tennis and archery
grounds; pool and bowlin alleys. The beautiful
GROUNDS can be secured for teas, fetes, or other Inter
taininents. Parties desiring a luxurious home, con-
yenlent TO the city. can md 1t NJ the Highlands.
Dinners q specially, Min
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HIGH VIEW ~HOUSEOPEN JUNE 1. LARGE AIRY
IL rooms. bath, hot and cold water. lAuye lawn
abundance OF shade, piauo, ridlug aud drtVlus horSe-.
Address SOMEISFV NIIIa a.
m--lm Hoyds station. Nd.
OCUsI LAWN SUMMER BOARDING HOUSE
II oieh MAJ -. frait. mllE, &c. IN prUfusiOu. table
unsurpassed, very larcc lawn with an abundance n
shadS no small children taken. Address FRAME
hEIi' Loyds, Nd mlslm
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SUMNER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n, j,

40 10 ATLANTIC CITY, Nj,
NJ This season and stop at the well-known HOTEL
MI. VERNON. Pacific ave. near Ohio. Now open. "a
ocean rooms. Large piazza overlooking the sea. Excel
lent cuisine. IS to $li per week; Sl.50 20 a. per
day. No finer house opthe island At these rates. send
for cut Of house aud particulars. JAMES ). MOON.
ml5-5m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-08
SAGE
H1sttins Nurscr,
HOME OF
2 15. GIBRALTAR. 2 221

.s:. IL : n & =: s
'- 'A' pi w 80 PEDIGFsEE. '
n COL -; a< o.
of horses with records better than 70:
arenaturs' tretts rood dispositions
ALPHA.
ss privilege win AIfHA
all
He
in his wsrk would have get recsrdin > 25 or 2ssurs
PEDIGREE.
W.
Chief
Jackson, by Young Bashaw imported Grand Rashaw.
of Abdalah);
old 2
yesrlng
Of
of dams of Maud Maions Wallace
Of Pride yeaing Lghfoot
Pear2 Chiefs Hls
senge and One Eye of slverbal by
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-27

Il nov shown By eastern people
In the ssttlement Of Oregon and
Washington, Particularly that region
adjacent 10 Puget Sound. The Fes-
son for thie 10 the almost unlimited
resources that have lately been
opened up. aud the surprising
growth Of Portland, Tacoma, Seattle
and other cities and towns along
Puget Sound.
The Union PHeifio on aecout Of lie
fast time, short line, through
pullman palace sleepers, free reciin-
ina chair cars, elegant dining cars,
and free Pullman COlonist sieepsrs,
from the Missouri river, 10 the
favorite route 10 this region, and
tickets via this line should always
be asked for.
For complete information relative
70 this remarkable section, time Of
trains, rates, pamphlets, etc, call on
your nearest ticket agent or address
the undersigned. Z. L. LOMAx,
Genl Pass. Agt, Omaha, Neb.
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STATE NEWS AND NOTES.

An Atehison woman recently
made thirty-two calls In one day,
but she hsd mighty lIttls time "
talk about her children and her
hired girl.
An Ellsworth joint keeper paid
one dollar the other day, for sealed
envelope containing directions that
would enable him TO sell more malt.
When he opened It he found q card
containing thereon, Don't sell 20
much frolh. "-Ellsworth Republican.
The following Item which is going
the rounds OF the Kansas press.
sounds as II It might have been
written by Ell Perkins; The wife
Of John Bean Of Valley Falls, aged
IS years, gave birth 10 twins on Mon
day evening. Her daughter, Mrs.
Stratton, who lives in . neighboring
township, presented her husband
with twins the same evening. Mrs.
StfStIon's daughter Eva was mar
rIei . year ago and lives In ArlInR-
ton, Tas friends Of Mrs. strstton
aud Der mother were not Jet through
eonRr.,ulatIns them over the inter-
estIng ratal coincidence In their
families when Mn. stratton reeeiy-
ed q Istter from her soR-ln-lsw that
her daughter had given birth to
twins herself on Monday evening.
The three double births occurred
within ten minutes Of each other.
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POLITICAL POINTS.

The turkey which IL to grace SEN
ator Ingails's Thanksgiving board IL
regularly fed three times q day
Butts.
III Robinson had carried 100 more
counties he would have made . clean
sweep Of the s.ate.-EmPoris RePEb-
licdH.
Jerry Simpson really remarked 10
q friend about two months before the
election: "Say, wouldn't Il beat hell
II I should be elected?"
Ingalls, 10 not sorry that Colonel
Polk OF South Caroilns IL coming to
Kansas 10 engineer the Alliance end
Of the senatorial canvass.
Jerry Simpson has already received
. sufficient supply Of socks from
sPmpsthyzIng friends TO start a
gents furnishing stors.-Butts.
The pIstures OF DR.. Koch Of Berlin
make him resemble chief Justice
Horton, who has also been very sue
cessiul In combating the lupus.
The wIchita Eagle thinks the
rapid decline Of the Democratic par
ty In Kansas might be arrested by
the prompt application Of Prof,
Koch's consumption cure.
An "Atchison Republican" says IL
would cost Ingalls, $500, 90 to be re-
elected to the United States senate.
That would give every member OF
the senate and house oyer 5000.
The "a. r." has his figures too high.
Ellen Patton aud Susan b. An
thony met on the street yesterday
They were introduced by . mutual
friend. and straightway Miss An
thony invited her new acquaintance
to visit the equal suffrage convention.
Mrs. Patton declined, saying she
was not 10 sympathy with the move
ment. Then the famous sufifagist
proceeded 10 bring Mrs. Patton into
q Joint debate, but the latter declined
n controversy on the street. and she
was invited TO come to the conven-
ton and state her side Of the ques-
ton. Still Mrs. Patton declined,
but afterwards sent Miss Anthony q
challenge to the discussion Of the
question In 9 newspaper. Miss Ar
thony thinks the country is going TO
the bad aud that the influence Of the
women Is needed in politics to gave
1t. Mrs. Patton says she 10 willing
10 trust the country to God and the
men. Miss Anthony thinks God and
the men are making q bad job Of it.
This IL a. far a. the discussion has
got.-Atchison Globe.
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WHERE nag Bewsss<s Cone Frsn.
Wherever the glaciers meltsd the7 left
n immense amount q "drift"-thst h,
sand. gravel and stones Of al sorts, which
had bean frossn In The ios when the gla-
Gers were forming.
The stones ot this drifs are q al Sizes.
Some ers - small - psbhles, others -
Large - small house, There II one e
Bradford, Ma. which measures % feet
each way, and weighs 4.sco.0o pounds.
There d another on . ledge in Vermont
which b even larger than that, and which
mus have eeen carried by the Ice scro.s 9
valley lying 500 feet below where the stone
now b, showing that the leo was zoo fset
thick. Great bowldcrs Of trap rock extend
through Connccticut on o line running 20
Long Island sound, and - sone Of the
same kind are found In Long Island, the
glacier Il believed 20 have crossed the
nound. carrying thee rocks with t.
An immense statue Of Peter the Great.
In Sc. Petersburg. stands On cue Of these
glacier bowlden Of solid granifs, which
weighs thres million pouDdA Ons Of the
large. bOwldeFs In America n IN the Indian
village Of Aohegan, near MEANWHILE, Conn.
The Indians call the rock '-Shehegan-"
Its top. which b fat and q large g the
noor Of good sised room. h reached By
ladder.
Sometimes thess bcwiders are found
perehed upon hare lodges Of rock, 20 nice
~ balanced that, though a great weight,
they may Be rocked By the hard. They are
called rocking stoneA" Near The litsle
Connecticut village Of Eoank. On Long
Island sound, there h IN immense boulder
called b. the people there jennings Pal
pit II Wa formerly aroeking stone, but
the rock has worn swsy beloE n and Il
can no longer Be noved.-Tsrsaa @. Crof-
Ton In s. Niehoiaa
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SITTING BULL.

Il IL amusing 90 well -
disgusting 10 any one acquainted
with the facts 10 zee the frequent
references made 10 Sitting Bill, the
Indian. He referred TO e. the great
chief and % . mighty man, the head
Of the Sioux nation and all that.
The facts are that sitting Bill IL not
even . Sioux Indian, much less .
chief Of that powerful tribe.
BE IL . renegade from either the
Ess Psress or Psvness, he some.
tinss sAys he Il Of one Of these tribes
s1d sometimes the ether, lt all de-
Ponds dPoa what hnmoF he 10 In e.
% vhat story he tells. There ere In
talliesnt Indians whose word Il
worth more than Sitting BulI's cath
with the endorsement Of all his red
skinned admirers tand they are few)
Ehe aver that this ''gfeat ehiefp vas
nos upon The scene q the battle
ghsss ouEssF sad hls gallant, ths1gh
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A RsIIua, Ianoyatisa.

The Missouri Pacific Railways
new line, by way Of Coffeyville and
Wagner, to Little Rock and the
Southeast, which has been open for
several months, will inangurate G
new departure In train service on
August 3lst. A through daily Pas.
senger train, consisting Of coaches
and Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars,
will be established between Kansas
City and Little Rock, with sleepers
running through 10 Memphis. CO.
Ing south, the train will leave Kan
sas City about 3 o'clock In the even
Ing, connecting at Little Rock for
Hot Springs and all points south
aud east.
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Now that Buffalo Bill,-er, excuse
US, bison William has returned
from Europe, the Indians will brob-
ably keep quiet. it were not for
William aud Bafuum, the people on
the other side Of the pond would get
all our money by the means OF the
snlds shows they send over here.
But thanks 10 these gentlemen We
are enabled TO maintain . balance.
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| ne
Holidays

Again. Yes, again | and so
soon it seems, too.
%, what a thrill the word HoL-
IDAys sends through US all, and
the children especially! 1t is the
time Of giving and receiving those
tokens Of love and friendship the
heart prompts US to make, and one
which all should take advantage
Of to make those around them
happy.
Never in the history Of this land
has there ever been shown such
grand varieties Of beautiful and
particularly useful things for this
purpose. And, too, never have
the people Of this city and county
had such a grand selection and
such extremely low prices as is
now shown by
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-27

KkhsAs has the nrst socialistio
Congressman ever siscted. HE
name II John Davis and he 10 an edi-
tor. He talks Of socialism but
brings his subscribers 10 time the
same - before his Conversion, and
demands his pay In cash.-IHter
Oce1n.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-27

We always thought the editor Of
the Marion Record had senatorial as
pIratIons and now we know II. Lis
ten 10 this from last weeks Record:
Suppose Marion where the original
antI-lnEaIIs nest egg was laid should
get the senatorship. IL would be
funny, wouldn't it3
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-27

A Sioux Indisn told . Scout the
other day In Dakota that the only
difference between the ghost dance
and the white mans religious ser
vices was that the indians didn't pass
the hat. 1t 10 presumed that certain
Kansas editors, who are both Inpt-
ounlous and ovsr-sensitive, might be
induced TO 20 10 church IL the In
dlans conducted services In Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-27

The Democrats are fayoTIng free
trade and free sIlver-but not fI'se
schools.-Deavenworth Times.
There Is "more truth than poetry"
in the above. We rode on the cars
through democratic stated Missouri
once, and did not zee the sign Of .
school house all day long.
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- sSss - -

That's Q step.sddeR msnassr,s said a.
acsoF 10 ne The other day.
A I lcoked my surpriss he continued:
SO y0a cont know whAt Q stspladdcf
msnsese d. shf Wen, he b tia manager
q . combinatioa hcnss which has Q De-
euliar systsm IN dividing mp the Feueipts Of
q nights performance He ksB FL ths
money changed into alver. brisu sep
ladder into thu ofecA and than siffs tks
money through ths rungz An thst staeks
70 Tie ladder gus 10 ths combinntioa Ean-
81, the thestre manager eesttnS IL -
Dstn1sk-NeS Ycrk TciesreA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-27

Some Kansas newspaper men
have an eye for the eternal fitness OF
things. The daughter OF the pro-
pFIstor Of the Bsloit Courier IL Oral
Item Caldwell. ny the way Miss
Caldwell has just become assistant
manager Of that valuable paper, and
will demonstrate that her title il no
nisnomer by giving to her readers
bright Items Of news gathered ORAL
II. Bon Voyage.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-27

SENATOR INGALLS, thus closes 3
letter 10 q New York friend, after ex-
pressing himself confident OF re-
election. 1.-THE race IL not always to
the swift nor the battle to the strong
but he that endureth TO the end
the same shall be saved"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-27

They say that Attorney General
elect Ives IL the "pizenest" kind Of
prohibIbitionIst. II this be true, as
far a. the Democratic party IN this
state IL concerned, II IL only another
case Of misplaced confidence.