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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-06
'Tis A Pact

That the service on the Union Pa
eific, 1.-THE Overland ROute." 10 be.
coming better every day. The lat
est addition to the already excellent
equipment, IL q line 81 through
Pullman sleepeFs between Cheyenne
and Chicago, via Denver. Kansas
City and Chicago a Alton II. II.
These cars are Of the most improved
pattern, and this additional sefvics
vii be appreciated By the patrons
81 the Unien Peeiflc.
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Sale.

J. W. DaIIy and h CT
Rash. partners as Daily
Grusven0r ~. Daniels
Margaret z Daniels II.
p. Daniels AID Mary DAN
ieis and W. q. Mcclure.
By virtue of an order OF sale issued out Of
the district court OF the thirtleth Judicial
District within and for the county OF saline,
and state OF Kansas, ln the above entitled
case, and TO me directed and delivered, I viii
on
Wednesday the 26th day Of February.
A. d. $50. nj O'Clock p. m. Of said day, nj
the east donr Of the oourt house In the city
Of salina. Saline county. Kansas, Offer for
sale NJ public auction, 10 the highest and
best bidder for cash In hand, the follOuing
described real estate, tO-Wit: The north hall
80 and the north bali Of the 20 ttheAxt quar-
ter Of scstinn No. IhiFty-nve as, In township
No. sixteen tlGl, south Of range two o. Wesi.
In the county 81 Saline In the state Of kansas
to be sOld subject TO q mortgage Of t1-6O and
and accrued Interest thereon. with tene-
meuts, h-reiitaments and appurtenancrs
thereunto belonging said rial estate l. TAX
en- ~ the property Of the above named defen-
dants. without appraisement. and will he
sold to satisfy said order Of sale or a part
thereof.
Given under my hand this s,rd day Of Ian
a Try, A. u. lssE fREb II. QUINCY,
"a sheriff Of Saline county, Kansas.
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a..r.p .rr.p.r save. Ne, Lin.


IL was just an ordinary scrap Of
Grapping paper. but it saved her
life. she was In the last stages Of
consumption, told by physicians
that she was ineura6le and could
not live only q short time; she
weighed less Than seventy pounds.
On = piece Of wrapping paper she
read Of DIR. Kings New Discovery,
and got = sample bottle; Il helpsr
her, she bought large bottle, Il
helped her more, bought another
and grew better fast, continued its
use and IL nov strong, healthy, rssy,
plump, weighing 40 pounds For
fuller particulars send stamp 20 w.
II. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith.
Trial Bottles Of this wonderful Dis
eOvery Free 81 3. P. Hughes q Cos {.
Druggists.
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A. EXQUISITE ENGRAVING.
GATEWAY 10 the Gsrden Sfthe Gods. Col.
orsdo, with view % Pines Peak
On the Mlddls Dtseaaee.

A very costly and elegant steel plate en-
craving hes just been executed In the highest
style Of the srt. 70 Jlss Of which rom . linz
TIED supply. are NV ready for delivery, aud
will be sent 90 any part % the World on
receipt of = cents each. In stamps % coin.
The noble grandeur Of the "Entrance' N tn.
-Gafden Of the TO n" u the favorite theai-
of poet and PAINTER. Tue 0cter parapets are
OF pure white the interior columns spring
boldly from the plain % the height Of -
feet-the Whole suGHrsting the Tnlns of .
vast temple These lowering valls form .
VISIT framework for The snow cspped sammif
81 Fixes Peak which reveals ltaen among
the clouds In the far distance. TO secure an
early copy of this admirable WORK Of art.
addreez JoHS sERAsTLAE. Cen Tkt 4 Paez-
AGent, CHICAGO, HocE ISLAND a PAciEfc
~. enclosing the price. 3 eentaL
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Notice co Teachers.

The meetings Of the association
will be held rs follows:
Jan. Is, lstB, AssaTia.
Feb. %, $50. New Cambria.
March -, $3.50, Gypsum city.
the meeting In SaliuA will be Ia
high school room central building.
J. W. ARMSTRONG.
County Supt.
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This great French remedy acts directly
upon the digestive organs and positively
cures suppression Of the nenses from what
ever canse) and all periodical troubles pecu-
liar IN women safe. reliable remedy var
be used during pregnancy. Pull directions
accompanying each hox By mail. - n box or
three 1nr 81 The genuine article supplied
BY Emil Amer. whole sale and retail aernts,
Salina. Eanaas
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Road Notice.
STATE OF KANSAS, -,
CUUSTY OF SALINE. -
iOFFICE oF County CLERK.
Ianr Ian

IOFFICE OF COUSTY CLERK,
Jany. u, $50
NUTICEis hereby given that on the 18Th
~ day Of Jany- lso. \ petition signed by
simeon Ellis and Is others, was presented Ia
the board OF county commissioners OF the
county and state aforesaid, praying hor the
location Of = certain road, dtSrribed A. lol.
lows. via:
Commencing ai the northeast corner Of
section ~ and the northwest CORNER of ss,c-
ton y, township u. range west and thence
running due sButh ON the s~ction line BE-
scuth line of saline county.
Whereurnn, said hoard % county com mis-
sioDeFS appointed the following named per-
sous. viz; 4. N. Nermilllon. Chas : Ever
hardt and r. Spencer ~ viewers, with In
structicns Tn meet NJ The house of simeon
Ellis In Gypsum township, on the sfth day ol
March A. u. issp, and proceed 10 view aid
road. and give all parties a hearing.
By order Of the Beard af County Commits
toners ID. J. AbDIsoS,
County Clerk
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ShpriHS Sale.


~. u. Hurkwa'trr
John n. Perrin. Mlry 81.
Perrin, William u. Itpyi,
August ]. lloimquiSt. a..
u. Carer. Henry q. "Trip
pen aud ~ Francis "trip
prn. partners aS Crippcn.
Lawrence A 10. and
4. a.. I.IspId,I n. FIsh.rf
aud q. \ Hprir,.St. part
nrTS ~ Lcbuld, Fisher q
Go.
By virtue of an orl r Of sale Issued out al
the district rtIuTt ct the Thirticth Judiria
District within aud far the county Uf cline
and state pT Kansas, lu the above entitled
ease, and To nlp directed and delivered. I vii
ON "Wednesday, the with dnV of February. \
u. lS1. at = o'Cipsk T.. In. ot said day, ut ia,
east dtpr uf the court HOUSE la the Ctty oT "a
lima, Saline county, Kansas, ofirr iOr sale nj
puhlic auriou, io tire highrsi and ist<i bidder
fpr cash la hHn.i, the G. lowing described
r,'al estate, tn-Wii: The northwest quartz
of Srcti1n No. thirteen tiS1, township Ne
nItcgu 10. tngr Me-. unc . weSi Ia Saline
County, Kansas, with tcnrments. hertsIita-
m"niS aud appu'irnanres thersunto hs--
longing. said iTa' estate u tnkr.i ~ TIN
property at the nl'nNr named defendants
without nppTIls mrut aud will tte SBld o.
satisfy SAIL order ~ sale u part thereof.
tiivrn under my hand thiS 2,nd day 81 Jan
uary, 4. ID. iScu. FEED n. QTIN'N,
50 sheriff of Saline county karsas.
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WHAT ADVERTISING HAS DONE ron
VERMONT.

Vermont woke up one morning
several years ago to n realization of
the painful fact that a large portion
Of the painful fact that n large por-
ton OF her farming territory WAS
deserted. What to dO she didn't
know. Her farms were therein
the thoughtful language OF an Sx-
president of the United States, the
soil remains''-hut of what advau-
tags are farms without farmers !:
Vermont proceeded To try a numl eT
Of schemes tu supply the farms with
farmers, but none at them proved
satisfactory. Al length. the other
day, she said to herself: IL will adj
vsrIIss." Advertise she did, aud
what was the result? Why ID il
stated that "alTeRdy sc SerHl Thousand
letters have been received by the
commissioner OF agriculture and
his assistants from every section Of
tue United States, making inquiry
concerning uuOccupled lands in
Vermont. Several sales of the lands
Ia question have been made TO
former NermOnter- now Ia the West,
aud to citizens of the state" This
10 q true story, ard IL carries an inn
pOTtAnt moral, To wit: Ii Pays To
Advertise TriiHHF.
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wednesday the 2sth day Of February.
SberiEs Sale.

Phoenix Mutual Life In-l
suranc- eOmpsny.
Gust IanSan. Siima Ian
san. J. ". Going. John
Blomsren aud ". ~. Me
Clure.
Rs virtue of an order Of sale issued Out a..
the district court at the thirtleth Judicial
District within and for the count OF Saline
and tate of Kansas. In the alsove entitled
ease, and to me directed and delivered, will
on
Wednesday the 26th day of February.
4. u. lsO. at o'clOck y. M. of said dsy. ~
the east dsstT of the cSiurt hUuS-' In thu ritN
Of Sailna, Saline county, Kansas. otter
at public auction. tn the highest
and bcst bidder for cash In hand.
tie following desrribs~l real estate, to-Wit:
The southeast quarter OF section Nh. thirty
six lzii. la toWIshiy Ne. sixteen Is south O'
range Nn. two ~ Ws~i Of the 6ih p. M. g.
Saline county AMI state at Kansas, with
trnemeniS, hrTcditaments aud apIurtcn-
anct-- thrrrnnIo ts-lDuging slid rial es'at,
l. taken - tbs property 81 the atoVe named
tlrien ANTS, without appraiSement, and will
he sold Ia satisfy said "rlcT of -ale OT n part
Thereof.
Given under my hand this 2ir,i day of IaE-
uary. \ u. lSsi. FREp ~. QTINCN.
st sheriff "f Saline County, K1nsls
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Publication Notice.
THE STATE up KANSAS.
In the District Court Of Saline County
A. 4. Harins,

ThE STATE bf hANSAN.
In the District Court of Saline County.
A. Pisin,in.
Va
John 7. Clinton.
AlmirR A. Clinton,
To John 7. Clinton znd Almira \. Clinton,
Kansas, and OF parts unknown, you snd
have b-en sue-i. That A. = Haring. n plain
died petition In the district court Of sa-
for a Judgment agniusi you for the sum Of
Sa0. together with Interest thereon ai the
rate OF u per cent per annum from the itn
day Of June A. D.. lsS on your proinissory
note for t7JO, executed to A. p. HRrinE on
DccembeT 9Th, isl, besides costs OF this ar
ton. and to foreclose q mortgage given by
you on lots sixty-one and sixty-three ON
Para street In Wilson's addition TO the city
of Sailna, Saline county. Kansas, and for the
sale OF the said uaortgnged premises and To
apply the proceeds thereof ID the psymeut
% ihls plaintiffs claim, and Tor the appoint
usent OF n receiver to rent and collect the rent
OF said mOrtgn ed premises. That yuu must
answer the said PETITION filed by this plain
tiiT on OF before The 2lst day of February. A
H.. iSp. or the said petition will be taken as
true and Judgment al the nature above stated
will Be rendered against you
ATTEST: Atty. ICT Piaintifr
CT FREDRfCKSox,
Clerk District Court
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We never could understand why
The senate didn't pass the alien land
Lac lust ne u came from the house.
IL ought TO have been passed. We
don't want alien land owners in
Kansas. The soil Of the United
Eiafes Of Amsfica should be owned
by anybody excepting those who are
legally bound % dsfend It.-Min-
Esaeclfs Messenger.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-02-06

This IL what you ought 10 have.
In fact, you must have II, TO fub )
enjoy life. Thousands are searching
for Il daily, and mourning because
they find Il not. Thousands upon
thousands Of dollars are spent an
nualIy by our people I'm the hOp
that they may attain this boon
And yet Il may be had by all. W.
guarantee that Electric Bitters, II
used according TO directions and tn,
use persisted In, will bring you GOOD
Digestion and Dust the demon by
spepsIa and install instead Eupepsy.
We recommend Electric Bitters fOI
Dyspepsis and sll diseases VI liver,
stomach and kidneys. Sold at zoe.
aud 81 90 per bottle al 8. p. Hughes
q Cos, Drugstore.
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By refeTenee 20 an advertisement IN ~
otber column % VIII be seea that the sAIIEH
COUNTY JOURNAL and the Eanaas Claw
Erenfse Ness Win Be sent Cor one yenr -
new Subscribers toEether fBr sra Tl1n n
an exeelient chznce q eeeufe your h.nls
br3rhse<f sflsrnoon .iaIise- IN he s.sui $3.50
q xfsp1t bali the fegnlnr price. senf %
y9us orders e eacs. ~
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CHErsr WI sENp ENGLAND.

The cheese trade between America
aud this country ~ n very large one
last year we imported 1000 hun
dred- weights from the United
states and GiS,O on hundred weights
from Canada, making together
! Ash 900 hundred weights, aud this
year the figures promise TO be As
large. This extensive business IL
thought to offer q favorable opper-
tunity for introducing modern
methods Of organisation. aud n
scheme IL on foot for the formation
Of large corporation for this pur-
pose. To put Il briefly, the scheme
IL Intended TO bring about n direct
deal between the producer and the
foreign consumer, 80 as tn cut down
unnecessary expenses. While main
tanning n fair margin of profit, the
eost TO the consumer il to hs reduced.
There IL said To be abundance Of
capital at the back of the undertake
Ing.-I1dH Nail Gd-ctfc.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
NORTH and SOUTH
AT
SaIina.


SaIina.
UNION PACIFIC (NAIS LISEl
EAST HnUSD.
No. 81, mall express, arrives IO.5I u. m
No. 81, midnight mail and express l2.t9 n. nI
No. ~. local frgt., accommodation SD "a. M,
No. 2iS, local frgi.. accommodation ats a. m.
WEST BoTSD.
No. a1l. mail express. arrives ..... 5Ej y. M.
No. 81. night mall aud express. "a n. ~.
No. or. lncnl frst., accommodation 6ni %. ~.
No. III, local irxt., accommodation 10 y. M.
Reclining Chair ears. S,-aiS free, brtwrrn
sleeping cars 90 Chicago and -. l.ouis with
out change.
MCPHERSON BEANTu (U.P
No "a leaves Salina 90 sap. "a,
No. .: arrives nj sHiina ln.;O n. m,
LIScoLS sKASCHtU. P.lNo SUNDAY TRAINS
Mixed leaves 5m a. ~.
Passenger leaves. ....- ... Atsi 70.
Mixed arrives. ILBp. ni
Passenger arrives ...-. o.. ~ y. M
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
Passenger, east No SO ..-..-..--- SDa. M
Accommodation, east no. 80 Ian u. M,
Acrom mediation, west No. 2l1l asp M,
Passenger, wet No. snll "a y. ~,
Train No ~ makes direct connection fat
~. Louis, Chicago and all paints east and
north aud all southern pnlntS-
No. 81 far all points Ia Colorado, Utah,
Montana. Oregon, ldahn, New Mexico, Ar
EOna and California.
two. ~. BOWER. Agent.
ATCuIsnN, TOPEEA -ANTA w.
Mail a express going east, leaves. Epp. M.
Accommodation going east, leaves, 81 n. IA.
Mail A express going west, arrives auO y "a.
Accommodations going west, arrives l2-'Bl q. ~.
FIRE. rerllninE chairs tonnd from Empnria.
Topeka, lsawrure and Kansas city. tlo-T
connections made ai strong city With
thpIugh rarS ioT all points Ia Texas, Cuis,-
RADIO, New MtNif-D mud CnliinTnia.
GEO. ~. ANTHoNY,
FRI and Pas. Arrnt.
C.R.I a .. nv. "RoCK ISLAND RoUrE."
Through Passenger trains East.
Dcpart-a.sO a n. arrive nj Kansas City I.H
n. M, ~ Jos s. ~ y. m.
l.t5 y, m. for wichita, Wellington.
Caldwell, aud NIL points south and
southwest.
Through Passenger and Express Wesi.
Arriye--5.D D. M, fran Topeka, Kansas
city, ~. Joe aud east.
LIS y. ni.. from Wichita, wrliipK
ton and south and southwest.
Iocal Accommodation.
Arriv~~-il.t2 n. ma. west.
Dcparts-1lO y. m, going east.
Free reclining chair cars on all pasSener
trains. They arr the most coinior nszuri
vehicles (their class In American.
For rates AMI general information ron
corning the great Rock Island Itouts call on
ar address.
J. SEBAsIIAS, ". u. HERnIa,
q. PAT. A. I0cai Agent
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RAILROADS. as EXECUrIoSERs.

The destruction Of human life by
our railways IL attaining truly
alarming proportions. According to
the estimate Of the Interstate
commerce commissioners, the NOR
tally from this cause In n single
year IL a. high as h,69S. while for the
same period the number Of persons
Injured In railroad accidents reaches
q ,SeS. OF course = great portion In
both classes IL made up Of railway
employees. Legislation by Congress
for the protection Of trainmen, as
recommended by the President, II
greatly to be desired, In view Of the
facts thus presented, aud legislation
By the states with the object Of abol-
ishing grade crossings would remove
another fruitful source OF danger
Tribune.
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WANT TO KEEr rue NEGRO.

As 10 IL, however, all this talk and
clanior about removing the eight
million Of negroes from the South
10 mere twaddle and nonsense. We
wonder II Senator Morgan ever cal
eulated the loss II all the negroes
were cleared out OF the cotton fields
OF Alabama, or Senator Gibson II
they were 10 abandon the sugar
fields Of Louisiana. or Senator But
Ter u the rice fields Of Carolina were
dependent upon Yankee immigrs-
ton 10 work the miasmAtic fields.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
No. *.
land once Al salIna. Kansas.

No. *.
Land once Al salina, Kansas.
January xist. iso.
Notire h hereby given that The follouinf
named sitter has died notice OF his
intention 10 make nRsl proof In suppoFt Of
his claim. and thai said prOor win D. made
befBre Register aud Recelver NJ Saiina. Kan
sas on
March 9Th. 1890.
via: Martha Antrnn, n 3 sa.es Cor the "a,
nws< sc y, ~ "a - range ".
Hlse names the fofiou Ing witnesses to prure
Der contlnnOrs residences upon and euitivn-
tlon % nald fnnf. vi1t
Arson tililer and Henry q. GitfeF. brth
% chlco. Eane11s and ctceFp fuHf sud Al
fred q. Wail, beth e H1lln1. EanEaa.
go J. s.. HeDoR. Register.
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A Series Of Biblical RQRaNces.

A Series Of Biblical RgnaHCes,
Written by famous noveiists, win be an
Jther new feature Of TBR INTER OCEAN.
The Rev. 9eorg Ebers has written the
irst Of the series, entitled JOSHUA %
which began to run In the paper In Octo-
Ger. This VII Be succeeded In January by
Jne from thu pen Of Elizabeth Stuart Phelps,
author Of Oates Ajar." etc. Her story VIII
oe a novel Of the times Of Christ, and wiz
- entitled COME FORTH" The famous
q. Rider HaRsard VIII write a story OF the
saTly times of Babylon and Jerusalem, TO
oe entitled ESTHER" There is no doubt
out these stories will attract great arten-
ion.
In addition to all this every yearly sub
scriber to
TIE wEEEL Y OR SEMI WEEKLY
win RECEIVE A BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING
Which OF itself ought to be worth the
price OF the paper.
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J. W. naily and II. CT
Rash. partners NJ Daily A
Rnsh
Evening journal., 1890-11-22
who is from Texas and of course dis

who is from Texas and Of course dis
loyal, says:
This yesr there will be big deficit
$50, 000,000 or sac, O00, 000-for pension
payments and money will be diverted
from the appropriations made for the
year ahead 70 make up for the coming
shortage, That is the program Of the
opposition. but it should not so through
Each years appropriation should stand
by itself The Democrats must insist
that the full amount needed to pay pen
sion claims should be appropriated.
1t is prima facie evidence that any man
who objects to the payment OF fraudulent
pensions 10 dishonest suffers aud bounty
Jumpers is disloyal. The alleged soldier
who votes the Republican ticket must
have pension. and the man who opposes
it is traitor to the 'old hsg and an ap
preparation. The old soldiers must be
kept out Of the poor house Their steps
are directed there now, and hundreds OF
thousands OF men. God save the marx ]
OF heroes, more's the pity are on the
march to the residence OF paupers. These
men, these heroes must be rescued. Let
the pensions flow like water Let the
people spend two hundred millions 70
rescue these heroes.
Evening journal., 1890-11-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.

MAUD Papa, l thought you said this
MOI ming that Jack Brew or was no chicken -
Her father (grimly y "That's what / said ,,
Mdud-'Then what dos s I'll is mean? (reading)
ia brewer stroke or the Yale crew,
stenped jauntily out Of the shell.'"- Boston
Post.
You Are in Bad Fix
But we will cure you If you pay us. Our
message ts 70 the weak, nervous and debili-
tated. who. by early evil habits, or later In
discretions, have trified away their vigor of
body, mind and manhood. and who suffer all
those effects which lead TO premature decay,
consumption or insanity. If this means
You. send for and read our BOOK OF LIFE.
written by the greatest specialist of the day,
and sent tsealed) for cents in stamps.
Address DR.. Parker, Medical and Surgical
Institute. l5l North Spruce street, Nashville,
Tenn.
SMITH-"Well, but il you can't bear her,
what ever made you proposeln Jones-'.AV-ll n.
we had danced three tin es, and / couldn't
think Of anything else to say.-Texas Si.tings.
$50 said the lady Of the house, You want
70 work for me during. the day and live at
homer "Yes, Da'an How many are
there in your family2'-New York sun.
COOP HoUsFKEEPING for November %, ne
would be expected from the character Of The
journal, devotes its pages largely to Thanks
giving matters, Ia which the rich things II
the table, inseparable fro q the occasion, are
not the O~ly items Of interest. There are
some exceptionally good cries. an interest
ing paper on THE Color Of Leaf and the
first THANKSGIVING Proclamation ever issued
by president OF the United States, among
other articles.
THE harpy hour5- they fed too swiftly By,
Low burn' d the amps dim wick,
wit thou trust Tue, lover Her silence
gave consent;
The clock, too, i've him tick.
Lawrence American.
Evening journal., 1890-11-22
sroRles OF Tne DAY.
A GIri's cosby letter.


Il have been improving my coed
morals BY reading novels BY 0uida aud
other standard authors. and by going to
church. | went to church last Sunday
night to hear the words Of wisdom that
elcquently fell from the lips or rather
through the wh.skers Of our beloved
Rev Mr. Blank His discourse was all
about Luke's lost sheep. He
lost them In such mastery
manner that be never sucee eded
an finding them. was made awfully
tired by his futile attempts to ccme MP
with those ineorrigibe scriptural wac
dsreTs am awfully tired now, for
have Just been watching sister Jane
wife a letter 70 her best fellow. She
sat herself down at long. low table, and
spread herself aud paper over its entire
surface She headed the letter then
smiiingly asked me how she should ad-
dress him. When this momentous cues
ton had been decided. she ran her fingers
through her already wildly, waving bangs.
pursed mp her mouth, vAlisntly, plunged
her pen into the ink and ga 20 nibDle
at her pen staff After awhile she said
What would you say next, SarahY |
suggested a variety OF sweet things, none
OF which met with her approval. Then
lauRhed-she arose to attack me and I
fed. leaving her mistress Of the situa-
ton But that letter isn't finished
vet
Evening journal., 1890-11-22

THE cyclone has brought choice bits
OF reflective philosophy from the Re
publican statement, but il has not osused
a moro pathetic incident than the meeting
of Cannon. OF the dirty mouth, and
Mckinley in Chicago. Ia discussing the
changes Mckinley tried to put bold
face upon the matter BY remarking:-
-.Weu. there viii be nearly two hundred
Democratic majority in the House. and
we can't do anything but object and
make trouble. and on the whole ! am
glad that was defeated by a small
majority"
Joe" Cannon looked impressively into
she face Of the Ohio Napoleon placed his
hand on his shoulder and remarked IN a
prayerful toue -" Mac. don't let us lie TO
each other