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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-12-11
n A TAX.

Marion. Iowa, Register.
II the Democratic theory tina; the
''tarIff IL 8 tax" IL correct, Why IL
not the price OF goods upon which
duties are levied increased IN value
TO the full extent Of the tariff?
II the tariff Il tax, Why IL IL that
plate glass, with q duty Of abou; 50
per cent, can be bought for nearly
one-third less now than In 1881?
II the tariff IL q tax, why IL IL that
salt IL selling for IS cents barrel at
the works, with q duty of II cents
per hundred, when In 1899 IL cost 81
barrel and no duty?
n the tariff IL tax, Why are steel
rails selling at from s2s 50 IN ss2 I'er
ton, when they cost frem $40 To SEQ
per ton before the duty vas levied?
IL the tariff IL q tex, why l. u ,hst
more pottery can be bought for 81 80
with q duty Of s. per cent, than
could formerly be- bought for ~
II the tariff Is s tax, why IL q that
nails and pig iron are nearly oLs-
half cheaper now than before . tariff
wAs levied upon them?
II the tariff l. tax, why II u that
saws, which were not made In this
country before a duty was imposed,
are now cheaper than they are In
Europe? A million dollars worth
are exported to Europe annually.
II the tariff IL a tax, why has spool
cotton thread been reduced In price
from s. cents q dozen before the
duty was added to s. cents under a
duty Of Is cents?
IL the tariff is q tax, why are cot
ton prints OF American manufacture
selling at 5 cents a yard, when the
tariff on those Of English l. cents?
IL the tariff IL tax, should not 10
cents q yard be charged for Ameri-
can calIcOes instead Of 5? Prior to
the war, In the good old Democratic
days-and in the period Of low
tariff or no tariff-this same calico
retailed ut 10 and IL cents.
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KANSAS sUGARIN 1890.
wichita Eagle

wichita Eagle.
Prof. e. b. Cowgirl. the well
known Kansas sugar man, or one
who IL authority on sugar making
In Kansas as well 90 elsewhere,
arrived yesterday morning and will
be detained In the city . day or two
looking after business matters.
Concerning the sugar making busl-
ness he stated LAST evening that this
years experience was most crafty
ing. Il was considered and esti-
mated one year ago that the manu-.
facture Of sugar from cane and beets
raised In Kansas had passed beyond
the experimental stage, and this
year only confirms that opinion.
The companies In the state going At
the business In q business-Ilke man.
ner In every respect are getting
along quite well and are making
money. There 10 no overproduetion
feature 10 cause alarm In the sugar
making business, and before this
point could be reached it IL thought
800 or 2,oO0 plants could be IT,
operation In Kansas.
The business this year has faced .
light cane crop, or much lighter
than last year, owing 10 the drouth.
This. however, has not In the least
impaired the quality Of the cane
with reference 10 Its sugsP-maklng
properties. The Medicine Lodge
factory, % Q sample, shows 14Tk
pounds Of sugar per ton Of cane,
while the total output Of that will
double the average Louisiana
factory for the last ave years.
The Kansas factories have made
arrangements for selling their total
output In New Orleans and st .
price 4 cent below quotations In
New York city on day Of sale. The
sugar from sorghum cane coming In
the market % early has the sdvsnt.
Of the best prices. This II no small
feature in taking into account the
Kansas factories.
The Medicine Lodge factory h
now hsudiing 30 tons persdsy, but
10 now making arranEeraents 30
double the capacity for the next
ysas. Every factory In the state 10
going 10 increase 10 eapseity, some
double, while others win not 20 FAR |
into the business.
The Medicine Lodge company hes
already contracted fos 4. 900 seFes % |
cane Cor next year and the same
800 - o. e.
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a wsmsa's Di.,oV-rv.

"Auniher Wonderful d'-"ov"Ts
has teen made aud that too 10y s,
lady I'm this county. Disease fa-t.
sned lie clutches upon her and for
seven years she wiIh-'nod it, sever
eat tests, hut her vital organs wsr'
uudefmindrd and death SEEMED I'M
minent. For three months she
cOughed necessarily and could moi
sleep. She bought ~ -. n bottle Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Ton
sumption and WAS 80 much relieved
on taking first dose that she slept nj
night aHd with one bottle has been
uiiiaculously cured. Her name J.
Nrs. Luther LuiZ Thus write w.
Vamrick & Go, OF Shelby, N. a.
a., free trial hottie at = p HuVbe-
Cos Drp0atnrc
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sereags Of beets. The prices for
cane are from $50 10 % 50 per ton
and beets t2 10 IS per ton.
Prof. Cowgill says the time has
come when capital will not be afraid
TO 20 into the sugar business, tinee
Il has been established that the
business IL . success. In order TO
insure returns on q business basis,
he says . company must have cap
itsl. By way Of seconds, business
management, and third, competent
skill and with all best obtainable
maehiuery. Wherever these paints
have been watched the plants have
been . success.
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What is

Castora Dr. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children contains neither Opium Morphine
other Narcotic substance. I IL harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops Soothing syrups and Castor OIL
It is Pleasant Its guarantee thirty years By
Millions of Mothers Castoria destroys Worms and allays
feveFshness. CastOria prevents vomiting Sour Curd.
cures Diarrhea and Wind Collie. Castoria relieves
teethIng troubles, constipation and hatuleney.
Castora assimilates the food regulates the stomach
and bowels giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
tta is the ChIIdren's Panacea-the Mothers Friend.
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SheriFs Sale.


b. p. quincy.
Freemsn " Miller and Addie Miller.
Ry virtue Of an order OF sale issued out OF
the district court Of the thirtisth Judicial
District within AMI fur the coanty Of Saline,
and state OF Kansas, In the above entitled
ease, and 10 me directed and delivered, I viii
On
Tuesday. the 18th day Of December.
A. D., IsaO, at 2 o'eloek .. m. Of said
day, AZ the East door Of the Court house
In The City Of Sallna, Saline County, Kansas,
Offer for sale n public auction, 10 the highest
and hest bidder for cash In hand, the follow
ing described real estate, 20 Wit;
Lot number one hundred and foTty-thrse
uts) on Fifth fSthl street In the city Of ealine,
according 10 the recorded plat thereof In the
county OF saline and state Of Kansas With
tsnements, hereditamenis and apPurten-
ances thefeunto belonging. Said real estate
10 take as the property Of the above-nnmed
defendants. and without appraisement and
viii be sold 20 satisfy said 0fder % sale o.
Given under my hand this issh DAY Of Now
IS Sheriff OF Saline GO Kansas.
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The 1s...s. !. a.asnsoua.

w. ID. suit, Druggist, Bippas,
Ind, testIfies: 81 can recommend
Electric Bitters ~ the very best rem.
edy. Every bottle sold has given
relief In every case. One man took
six BOTTLES, and was cured Of Rhes-
matisR Of 10 year, stssdlBg." Abra,
hsm Hare, druggist, Beliviile, Ohio,
affirms: THE best selling medicine
have ever hsndbed In my % years
experience. IL Electric Bltiers.n
Thousands Of others have sdded
u cir testimony, 80 that the verdict
IL unanimous that Electric Bitters
do cure all diseases Of the Liver,
Kidneys and Blood. Only . hall
dollar q bottle at 8. p. Hughes q
Cos DruRstnrp.
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Administrative Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS In the Probate
- Court In and TOT
County NJ Saline. said county.
burn, deceased.
NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN, That letters
~ of Administration have been granted 70
the undersigned ON the estate Of William q.
Honorable, the Probate Court OF the County
and state aforesaid, dated the 18th day OF DC
tober. A. II. Istn. Now, all persons having
claims against said estate are hereby notified
that they must present the same 10 the un-
hersiRned for allowance, within one year
from the date of said letters, or they may be
prccluded from any benent of such estate
ard that " such claims be not exhibited with
In three years after the date Of said letters,
they shall he forever barred.
FRANCES r. COBURN,
October 18th, isaO. Administering.
Attest: e. r. Lamkin. Probate Judge.
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Exaeutors' Notiee

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, That let.
~ teTstestRmentary on the estate OF Rober1
Muir, deceased, were granted 20 the under
signed ON the 2iSt day OF November, A. ID
ISsU. by the Probate Court OF Saline County
Kansas. Now. all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified thai
they must present the same 10 the under
signed for allowance, within one year from
the date of said letters, or they may be pre-.
cluded from any bRneiii OF such estate; and
that II such claims be not exhibited within
three years amer the date Of said letters, they
shall be forever haired.
WILLIAM MUIR,
BRYCE MUIR,
THOMAS ANDERSON,
Executors Of the estate OF Robert Muir, de-
ceased.
November q, is9o,
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SheriEs Sale.
Case No. 1851.

Case No. 1851.
The First National Bank Of Salina, Ransaa
W. W. BARTLETT, Rebecca o. Bartlett. BenJa-
min jenkins, Margaret r. Jenkins. Ameri.
can stat. Bank, state Bank OF Brookville,
u. ~. Haerman and Gels a Williams.
nv virtue of an ortl-r Of sale issued out oi
the district court Of the Thirtieth Judicial
District within and for the county OF Saline
aud state of Kansas, In the above entitled
ease, and to me directed and delivered, I Will
Tuesday. the 18th day Of December,
AID. issl. nj 2 O'Clock p. m. standard time OF
said day, nj the east door of the court house
Ia the city Of SaliDa, Saline county, Kansas,
offer for sale nj public auction, 20 the highesi
and h,Si bidder for cash In hand, the follow
ing described real estate, to-Wtt:
Lat number one hundred lOp1 on Finh
jih' street I'm the city OF Salina, according 20
the recorded plat thereof In the county Of
saline and state Of Kansas, with tenements,
Entertainments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging. said real estate II taken - the
property Of the RbOv- named defendants,
and heretofore appraised at nfteen hundred
dollar 81 sDll and will he sold to satisfy said
order of sale or n part thereof.
Given under my hand this l2ih day OF Nov
euher A. n. ISsl FRED n. QUINCY,
H-J sheriff of Saline county Kansas
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CastoriA

"Cas.oria d % we'll sdaptsd 10 ehEdrsa thss
Irucomme1d n sssupertor toaDy prosripetn
known 70 me"
a. A ARrzRE, Il D.,
III So. Oxford s.. Brooklyn, n. Y.
"our phyzciAns In the ehildrens depart
ment have spoken highly Of their szpert
encs In their outside practice with cassOrsA,
and although re only have among our
medical supplies What b known - regular
produces, yss we ere FREE 10 COATES that The
merits q Castoria has uoa N b look Win
favor upon IT.
USTTxD HosPrTAL AID DIsrxxsAEI,
Boston, Mazh
AIIES c. sErTH, Pres,
urrsy Street, New York City.
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sLEEPLEssN I9HTs. made mis-.
cradle BY that terrible cough. 5hi-
loh'a Cure IL the remedy for. you.
Sold BY o. G. ToOey 4 Co. general
agents.
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The equivalent Of Dos IL t5. This
IL the leader In "a displayed ad,"
evidently framed to attract the wage
earners. IL IL printed In Q penny
paper, circulating among working
men mostly, and II IL the lowest
priced offer made In any Of the COL
umns.
Now for an American advertise
ment.
40. Blue and Brown mixed Chin
chilla oveTcoats, elegantly trimmed
and tailor made. Former price $50.
Cut to t3.I5.
$40. Black and Gray Diagonal
Cashmere Overcoats, q splendid coat
for men exposed to all kinds Of rough
weather. Former price $3.50. Cut
to S2.T5.
3IT. Brown Diagonal Heavy Cas-
simere Overcoats, with italian cloth
lining, warranted to give good ser
vice. Former price $50. Cut TO 81 IS
So advertises 1.-THE Globe OF state
street" In last Sundays later Ocean.
Free traders and anti-Mc Kinley bill
people will please compare lowest
English prices with lowest American
prIces.
Let us continue In the wooden de-
partment for Q while. The lowest
price we can find quoted In the Lon
don Standard for horse blankets 10
In this sensational advertisement:
lob LOT HORSE RUGS. LINED
j warm, wooden bound, shaped
aud strapped, price 81 lid each. Stri-
ped horse blankets, 500 famous warm
rugs, worth lOs, salvage price 3s,
ship-wreck stock Of harness; the six
guinea complete set Of harness, sal
wage price &c. Catalogues grAtis.-
=. GOFF. See next advertisement.
Price s. lid IL the equivalent Of "a
cents. But 1.-THE Fair" OF Chicago,
frequently advertises 10 the Inter
Ocean, with no sensational nonsense
about salvage" or ship wreck"
but Just IS an every day matter Of
business:
6Oo-Extra good, stroag and dura-
V0Oble strapped New Hampshire
Stable Blanket.
R0n-King. extra strong and dura-
o0Oble strapped and bound stable
blanket.
Or Extra we'll made, strong and
w durable, strapped stable blau-
ket.
Observe also that &C, which IL $50
Il the lowest price for harness. The
Fair advertises from sl2.5O up.
But let us look at furniture. This
IL set forth IN the Yorkshire Post ~
q marvel Of chespness. IL IL the low
est priced offer Of bed room suites
that We can find In either the York
shire or London newspaper:
DIED ROOM SUITES FROM e5 les
ID -MILLER'S. Mstlock invalid
couch and two other invalid couohes,
half price. MILLER'S.
Five pound ten shilling sterling IL
equal TO s2T. Let rs find the lowest
priced offer In last Sundays later |
Ocean:
COMPLETE SOLID HARD
~ WOOD, three piece bedroom
set, handsome mirror, dresser, COM
biuation commode, never equaled,
sll.s0.
Two or three columns Of space |
might be devoted 10 such contrasts |
between English and American low
sst prices. But for the present proof
suffieient has been adduced IN behalf
Of the protective system, which has
secured higher wages TO labor con-
with lower prices for much
Df what labor buys than obtain In
Tree trade England.
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Since his removal TO the Nelson
room on Santa Re, whitehead has
largely added 10 bic already large
stock Of ievelFy, spectscies, table
CUTLERY, stegilng spoens and otnef
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GROUP, wHOOPING COUGH
end bronchitis Immediately relieved
by ehIloh's cure. Sold by o. c. To-
bey q Co. general agents.
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A. ne have rented our store room,
our entire stock must be closed out
By Dee. l0th. 3. NJ. Feriin 4 Co.
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WORE ENaLIsa ApvERrIsEM.xrs
From the Chicago Inter Ocean.

From the Chicago Inter Ocean.
We have presented the evidence
OF English free traders and iron
ufacturers who visited the United
States In company with the British
and German members Of the iron
and steel institutes OF those countries
as to the vastly higher rates Of wages
obtained by workmen In this coun-
try, and on Sunday We copied . great
many English advertisements as
proof Of the general low rate Of COIN
pensation to working men and wo-
men. II now giYes US pleasure, great
pleasure, TO contrast few English
with q few American advertisements
In proof Of the cheaper rates at
which many articles are sold In the
United States.
We take the two English news
papers nearest at hand, one being
the Yorkshire Post, published at
Leeds, the other being the London
Daily Standard, and select the adj
vertisements which quote the lowest
prices set forth In either Of them,
and we contrast them with the low
est prices quoted by advertisers In
recent numbers Of the Inter Ocean.
We will look at wooden goods fret,
1.-THE high tariff on wooden goods be-
ing simply Infamous" rs our Amer
lean free traders say.
1.-THE Lion In Kirkgate, Leeds"
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Tuesday. the 9th day Of December.

A. ID. isn0. at o'clock p. m. OF said day, at
the east door Of the court house In the city
of saiina, Saline county, Kansas, Offer for
sale at public auction, 10 the highest
and hest bidder for cash In hand,
tie following described real estate. to-wit:
Lots numbered one a., two o., three 81, four
90, I'VE 81, six f6D and seven 40 in block num-
bered one 90; the east tweuty-six (B) feet OF
lot numbered one 90 In block numbered two
- an the entire reserve between the west
line Of lot No. seven % In block No. one ID
ind the east lines Of lot No. one (l In block
No. two ~, all In Oakdale addition TO the
city of Sallna In Saline county, Kansas, nc-
cording Ia the plat Of said addition now OF
record Ia the ONCE ef the Register Of Deeds
In said county and state with tenefnen n,
Entertainments and hppurtenaucea tbereunto
belonging. said real estate IL taken - the
property Of the above named defendant, and
appraised nj u 90 and will b. soid 20 satisfy
said order Of sale or part thereof
Given under my hand this s. h day OF Now
ember, A. H., isD FRED n QUINCY,
lisa sheriff Of Saline Counts, Kansas.
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Rnrars and shear,

ground and put In order at John
and Joe's barber shop, III ssnte Re
Ave.
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Tnesllar- ihe llith daY nf nenemhe
Sherifs Sale.
Gasa Nn AIN
Case No. IlS.
Harriet ". Stone

Harriet ". Stone
August u. EiSenhauer. Matilda J. EIseu-
bauer, samuel \. scott, the Citizens Bank
Of Saltna, Kansas, John LII. Harry Durant,
Henry Winters. the Salina LuTnber Com.
pany. r. Walton, and the Jarvis Conklin
Mortgsge Trust Company.
by virtue OF an order OF sale issued out OF
the district court OF the thirtleth Judicial
District within and for the count Of Saline,
and state Of Kansas, In the above entitled
case. aud 10 me directed and delivered. I will
nm
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Castoria.

"Car.oria is an excellent Bedicine FOE CHI
drun. Mothers have r-pestedly told me q IL
rood elect upoa Their ehildren-''
d. O. c. Osooop,
Lowell, Maa
"CasinFiA l. the besi rsFoedy soS chlldren Of
whIeA am acquainted. hope the day h not
far distant when m0th-rs viii consider ths raj
Interest q their children, and use castnria In
Sod Of the varsoasg1Ack nnsrums which are
dsstroying their loved oBes. by forcing opium,
nosphins. soothing syrup and Other hurtful
nrruts down their throahs. thereby sending
tbem % premature grsves-"
DR- J. p KIScHnoE,
Coaway, Arb
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No. Si2, Chicago Express, departs 800 O. m.
No. Sli, Pacific Express, arrives. &c. T:s6p p. m.
Makes close connection at Strong City FOR
all points east, west and south and at Abi-
lene for the north.
10. SIS, Accommodation. departs t.Oo p. m.
No. 81, Accommodation, arrives l:O p. N.
Makes close connection II Abilene for
north and sonih and MinneApolla branch.
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No. . hiss through sleeper nom 81 Louis.
ncPHERsoS BRANCH ~. Pl
Passenger leaves $50 .. N arrives lilo q. N
Mined leaves . 90 q m. arrives. 100 p N
No Sunday trains-
LIHcoLN HRAHcu 20. P.l
Passenger leaves- 5:l5 q N arrives n % q m
Mined leaves. 400 q m. arrives tsD ,. N
No An daE frai0a-
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The Csntaur Company, Murray Street. New York City
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-11-06
OF The Old North State.

We have everything in readi-
ness now tn meet all require
ments i'm the Dry Goods trade.
The immense increase in our
business demanded larger purch-
ases, and We have met the
emergency, and now take
pleasure in assuring you that
We exhibit the most perfect
and complete array Of dry
goods of every description ever
shown in North Carolina. IL is
our earnest desire that you
thoroughly convince yourself
Of the fact, either by q personal
examination or through the
medium OF samples. or course
a personal examination would
he preferable, but in case IL Is
inconvenient for you 10 visit
our store, our Sample Order
Department will take charge Of
your requests and promptly
give them the best attention.
We will mention a few lines of
goods in this announcement, and
later on substitute others. 1t is
a difficult matter to give a salts
factory decription of goods In
n advertisement, but we can at
any rate convey a hint or two.
Now in
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1890-11-06
Personals.

Judge f. 7. Boykin was at home
a few days this week. He is now
holding court at Raleigh.
Mrs. Sallie Nutting, of Whining
ton, is visiting her father, Mr.. j. t.
Gregory.
Mr.. H. II. Britt and Mr.. David
Herring left yesterday for Georgia,
where we hope they will find for
tunes in turpentine.
DR.. Frank Boyette, who has been
quite sick for some days, is able to
be at his office again and pull the
aching teeth.
Mr.. Charlie Patterson, who has
been with Mr.. w. A. Johnson for
more than a year, left last Thursday
for New York city, where he goes
accept a position with the Duke
Tobacco Company.