The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-10-30

i price Of beans.
Butter advanced very slightly two
weeks OF more ago, hut u was only
the advance which always comes In
that commodity 1t the close nf the
i grazing season.
| Clothing IL fully as cheap, II not
cheaper, than IL was last fall.
Boots and shoes are no higher Than
they were year ago.
These facts can lie readily s-rer-
tanned at any shop, As readily 10y
representatives Of free trade "a of
protertlouist newspapers.
Tue necessity for large hall for
public meetings la Salins was fully
demonstrated last Monday. The
largest hall in the city-agrIculiural
hall at Oak Dale park-was entirely
inadequate To accommodate the
people who wanted To hear Senator
Ingalls, speak. Hundreds came
from distance for this purpose hut
were compelled Ia go away unsatis-
fled aud, In many eases, 80 much |
aggrirvEd ut their Disappointment
a. To- express their dissatisfaction in
strong language. There were hun
Ireds Of Saline county people, too,
who were unable Ia gel within sound |
OF the speakers voice, though every |
window aud door was open. There |
we're A. many outside ~ there were |
inside. There will be many occas-
ions in the future when the people |
will want cnmmOdiuu- hall A.
badly ~ on last Monday. a chau-
tauqua auditorium would hc = good |
thing Ia have round nj such times.
AT the Democratic convention Ia |
the Sixth district, Baker. the ALI |
ance candidate for congress, made |
the following remarks: Above all, |
gentlemen. ! should like to hav. the |
| iudorsmrnt Of this convention. !
should prefer an indirect indnrse-
ment, and pledge myself il ind"rs-d
10y this convention, aud ifelccie,, t.
Ice found seated and voting with the |
Democrats upon all ISSUES not strict |
Iy Alliance" Pretty slick scheme !
il IL not, that the Democratic party
il working AMONG the farmers III
Kansas!
WHAT makes the average Demo |
crat so angry il the fact that our
present tariff Law cannot hc change, |
for ten years, even though his party |
should secure the presidency aud
the lower house Of congress. This l.
a fact and lie may ~ we'll make ~ |
his mind e. join Ia the general inhi-
lee Of prosperity upon whirh Ne are
entering b-rause "G that law.
TmE latest fiction enanatinU from,
Democratic headquarters - that In
gals and his personal friends are
trying To sacrifice Humphrey in the
interest If ingalls,. This j. too Trans
parent for consumption 10y even the
most gullible. There was never
greater harmony amnng the caudi-
dates than AT present.
REPUBLICANS, We are lighting an /
unknown quantity. Let all stand
together Ia the utmost harmony, for
getful of all personal ar local differ
euces. Every one should vote the
whole ticket. u IL a gond ticket
from top to hniinm. u Is orr duty
10 vote II straight.
TUE price Of oats has advanced -
a bushel since the passage of the
Mckinley bill. Why don't the
Democracy say something about
that, among other good things pro-
lucrd by the bill, instead Of howl
ing about imaginary illsT
WE have reached Tie end Of the
campaign and still Dolan refuses To
admit lac IL a Tesubmissinnist. Had
he been trained in the Republican
party he would have hal courage To-
express himself before the world.
The trouble with Hillman aud
Pattee is, not that they are result
missionists. hut q thirst for office has
changed their natures, once for the
rights to n aycoPhanti" dcdging for
Democratic votes.
STRRRr-UORNEE discussion does
no good. The only way in reach n
persons reasons IL to have n quiet
talk with him.
THIS IL not = good year for RePub-
Iicans To fight one another. The
lines should be strengthened ~ every
direction.
Tue political managers Of New
York City have had u, sn ,OO0 tickets ,
printed for the election next Tues
day.
THERE l. time To put in some good
licks for the ticket before the cleo :
ton. Maize them count.
THERE never Was a better time !
for Republicans TO vote = straight
ticket ;
KANSAS will gain one congressman .
by the new census. :
COwardice never yet won battle :
never yet presesved friend.-Send- :
Tor Frye. !
To cleanse the stomach, liver, and
system generally, use DIR. Pierce's q
Pellets. - cents. e.
IL Is reported that Gov. Hill IL TO n
I've married. Marriage did not save g
Grover Cleveland. /,
sHILOH'S CURE will iEimedi- q
,teiy relieve Group, whooping cough e
md broHehitis. Sold by %. e.. TObey =.
/ Co, general agents. y
When q man asks for = eheu 81 y
ohaeeo now, he says: Give me Il
.bout thirteen spits, will you?- y
IFlobe. oI
Farners-Psrmsrs' Elevator. al
Take your wheat to the Farmers =,
Heusted always pays the y
up price. q