The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-27

or gave her q farm q few years ago,
last year paid all the expenses Of the
place, supported herself and cleared
q, 900 besides, doing all the work
herself.
Marion Record: Mr.. Otis, our
new eongressmaB, Gays he 10 neith-
er a Mckinley proteelionist nor q
Cleveland free trader, but believes
10 BIaine's reciprocity. Mr.. Otis
may turn out to be pretty good Re-
publican, after all.
Hon. John Davis has withdrawn
from the Junction City Tribune, and
his son, Charles 6. Davis, who has
been associated with him for year.,
now becomes sole editor and pro-
pristcr. John IL devoting all Of bis
time now TO preparing speeches for
congress.-Butts,
The new mill at Cedar Vale IL
conn leted and ready for work. That
part Of the country has been making
its own cob pipes for good many
wears, and now that Il manufactures
its own -four and meal the people
ought TO be able to begin TO enjoy
life.-R. c. Times.
A woman in Topeka attends some
kind Of dis ine services seven nights
each week regardless Of the weather.
The religious procllvities Of Topeka
are confined TO q very limited num-
Der Of people, aud those who have
the burden on their shoulders are
kept pretty busy.-k. c. Times.
A thief at Topeka stole a pair Of
shoes from 4 store, was caught, ar
RAGGED, found guilty, sentenced and
pat to work on the rock pile all In
twenty minutes. But there il q man
there who has been loauing money
at 10 per cent q month on chattel
mortgages, for ten years and he has
never been molested.-BUtts.
Lawrence Journal: The last legis-
Iature fixed the maximum rate Of
interest in Kansas at 10 per cent. 1t
IL now proposed to reduce Il to s per
cent. This will probably have the
effect Of driving from the state all
reputable loan agents and bringing
in sharks who will charge 3Psr cent
q mouth and take their chances.
New York Sun: One Of the judg-
Is elected by the Farmers Alliance |
In Kansas has been sent TO q law |
school 20 study law. II he becomes
alswyeT will ne not be ineligible to
membership in the Alliance? But |
he has only two months to study In |
and perhaps he will not learn
enough law to estrange him from the
alliance.
The two flowing gaswells Of Cher
ryvale were recently purchased by q
local company for IS, 900. Additional
mains OF the value $500 are being
laid throughout the city to accom-
modste those who wish to use the
gss for heating and Illuminating
purposes. About forty stores and
residences are being supplied by the
DR.. Holeomb who was veterinary
surgeon Of Kansas under the admin
istrstions Of Governors Click and
IL now veterinary surgeon Of
at q salary Of q, 500 q year
rs left Kansas because the legisia-
ture declined to pay him anything
Tor his services. A lot Of smart
AIeek lawyers said the state didn't
need such sn Ofleer.
There Ia q vsnsrated prophecies or
Druidess in Wichita, KAs., who has
made an engagement several times
or the world 20 come 20 end, but the
world declines TO be bound by the
Engagement made by the vaticinal
The Wichita Python
'ss insisted that the end would
'ome on November 10, but . good
many Kansas people think Il come
N November 4. IL
Secretary Mohler, who recently
listed the elk station 80 Peabody,
ays that largely increased number
4 counties have become interested
n the station, and are growing CO.
oons for Il. The industry affords
In all localities where
he mulberry or usage orange grow,
or such members Of the family ~
Vould be otherwise unemployed-
hIldren and old people.
HutchInson Herald: The Reno
ouuty farmers now realize q hand
ome revenue every winter from the
ale Of rough fodder TO the eattlemen ,
rho bring their cattle into the ceun-
= 10 feed. FOrmsrly all Of this !
oarse feed wa unmarkstabls and
tent 10 waste, but now &c puts thous. !,
nds Of dollars into the pockets Of
be tillsrs Of the soil. BY and by,
hen Kansas learns the lesson Of
all Of lie resources, mort :
ages will become ~ scarce In this :
late e breweFiss and distiIleries. =
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