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The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

! orr Democratic friends who think
heyause n man Is professor of re-
iigion and n sunday school worker
and belongs To a political part at
that same time must br thief and
= s,'oundrel. if he'is = Republican
have had many slurs To casl at
rosimsstrr-iienersI Wansmsker I,e-
cause he - 4 member uf n church
and has taken no pains to conceal
that fact. but the result nf Mr..
WanamakeT'- appointment. which
has been so Pefslstently condemned
by the Democratic press, has proved
to be one Of the besteveT made. Mr..
Wauamaser. albeit q plous mau and
an enthusiastic worker In Sunday
schools. has made one Of the most
efficient pOsimasteTs the country
has ever had. His administration
has hecn not only absolutely pure nf
corruption, hut the administration
Of the details Of the Office have
proved him To be possessed of one Of
the hrst business minds In the cCun.
trV. lie knows the ina and outs OF
all business transactions. and has
not only increased the efficiency of
ih" service in every respect, hut has
made snch contracts with msil ear
rier- Rnd contractors a. have
shown hi- eminent ability ~ - bust
ness man. The letting "G the star
routes within the past few days
shows this ability in a marked dt-
gree. THE numhcr nf miles con
iraeied i 81 ,Ir9.. .s'au miles. TO he trav-
alrd this year AT rr-i uf fI,S3i,-
."3"i. During the Irrrr,iiug year
The number nf miles Travelled was
-, ,:t:i $50, at "A cost uf i3,U'i .I;S ~.
The saving l. considerable. hGing a
reduction "f .lE cents mile u j.
not worth while for the rroskers 10
figure much un making capital cut
nf the fact that Mr.. wanamskpr il
rich man or sunday school worker.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07
H.as.sm--, Trsla - N. world.

ON New England or New York
railroad? No. On the Santa Fc.
les. This train ruuE daily ON the
shortest line between Kansas City
aud Chicago, and u also known n,
Pullman Nestibule express, Santa
Re route. Lighted by electrseity
heated by steam, with handsome re-
rl:nlng chair ears. . library for the
rtudlous. tine dining cars service for
the hungry. aud fast time for those
in q hurry. When Nellie BY was
in hurry she travelled the Santa Fe
route. For addltional information
inquire of Geo. II. Anthony agent
Santa Fe route or write to Geo. T.
Nicholson, q. T.. 4 +. A., Topeka.
Kansas. tf.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

copy elsewhere In this issue OF
the JOURNAL from the Minneapolis
Messenger the word. Of large mum.
her Of Republican members OF an aI.
lance asking their names to he
taken from the rolls. They assert
they went into the alliance thinking
IL was to he hon-Partisan. They fiufl
u anything but that aud do not pro-
pose TO he led away from their party
by the men who have gone into the
order for the purpose of assisting po-
liticAl parties or becoming n poliII-
cal party itself. They are level
headed men who know = thing hen
they see 10.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

SENATOR PLU Nh favors the reInnv.
al oG Gen. GFant's remains 10 Airing.
ton. The senator IL right. The gen
erai's body should be with the bod
les Of the soldiers so many Of whom
lie buried In that national cemetery.
AZ any rate New York IL not the
place for the remains 10 lie.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THt
CONSTITUTION.
uorsE so.sr aEssLrriex No.

uorsE SosxT REsaLrTloN 10. 3
noUSk JoaxT Rs-soirIfoS 80. 4, FTePasi.s ~
snlrn.lnseht ts sections tkr-e ana tuentg-avs %
.srtiei- tee ~ he ccnaituiion-
n, Ss--cI ~ ~ L>sfsi1ssrs = ~ 40, q Rsuszs
tBaSS"k - "a -sassys .isSsef a s-scb Agyss Arrs
s--~-rri-s tasssfag
Sss-ftaN / Thr tali.~ias prst-.sitiau 70 ansspd
he SOH-iauiies Of The sale of Kan-aI Is hsrvsy
snbmi;isi 90 the sesiihcd -ltsrs of ths siai~ ts'
ihsir sTpTSssi ot F.treiion. n.ussy Iss, s-stles
hail rosS zs fsliowE ~ecfisa a The neUeefs -
the lssislsiur- shall rrCeiVs rouFsa-aii.sa 81
ih.it -erSscss ths suia sf three eoiiars tss cscA
-ion sod nfaea een,- iaS eseh mile trss~t-d b,
the u.a.l route IN Eins O. snd TsiuTolas fr,rn tes
rlscr of sscrtins. bot No uonPrussiion shal =
aIh~ty asys si sny rrgaiH -es-ion, heE tar s.si
thss thiTis days ~ aas -i~ctai sesion- I'D thni
.rtSb t-rsf,y 90 Of sfti-ie ta. = snruaet - a
70 rcd - foli0s.. s-riion = Al .ess'ons 81 ths
si-iatrrs shall be bei 81 the ,spsfal ABi al
fr1,yaT ss-s.0ss shall - hrii sh.s 10 Ice year.
cSznsNyins "a the aF-i rgsSiA. u I-seaher Si
tash si.efusie yrsf. sSsunenring 90 th- hrn tsss
asy q neoenssf. A T. OBS isssussni sight hua-lisi
So Ibt. ttapusiiIan -haii - sa.baaIlisi .. ~.
S-Stvrs Gf thu. STATE d The ~ hsfsi srttsa ci rS
i,>cnisiiTe- ~ TIE i-slssziars 20 ne yea' u
tightrsn bundled aBd ninsig, ig tbeiT apFrotai ~
relestiOn. TkSs- voting 70 favor 0f this Prup.s-i
ti9n .ksii base written ~ pirtet Sa ibst tsibe'-
" For ih- suseBdnsHt ~ 'soti.ns thfer snd tSeni!
hre of sFtirle tee of the rsu-iHuii0n those tot
ins sgsinst the ali p-eis-iisn shall hASs sriitsh
Hfints,i thsif tsii0ts -Agstnst the sm,nt
mshi 50 ssriiSnz Ibrss ant tuSaiy ave u arikis
txs af thc sansitiuti.B" ~lii baliSis shall -
,ritsi aRt -aid shaii - tsksn, ss-aniej $50
,aSssi SD return. thsTc0f hE ta=lr. IN the ssfrr
manner rnl In sii t-is - . ptut.isi bS lac Ia
- 49, sirc,tcu af f.Irrssht-i,s. L. The iusis
lzinTe
81. TIT. Tsss.ia'ioB shall i,t- -f-,i sol - IN
iaIs- ir.tn sni sl.i IL Ia'll--'''H I 'hr uaiHs-
t--.k
AIFTSs-,l Nsfh I. tsS-
Z EcFfLg r-rftit 'tst Ihr tsrrgsias - . ttu- all
CofFrci s,.,., rf the original rHt,l rr-cirtsH '-.-
hi ~ uffs- snl ihsi Ire -suss tlok esp.t -
fsihlts .ii5n In thu -iaiII- i-snk NaN -dh, tsS-
MitItAN HFaiiN>. Ns~ssssTS - Srrss.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

W. acknowledge the receipt Of q
copy "f the trcasureT's report Of tho
contributions to the sufferers at the
Jnhnstown disaster. From that re-
port we learn that the total contri-
buttons for relief were SALE, sol. IS.
Cash ia hands Of commission tG7,-
3L.I1. All the vast amount contri-
butsd hat this Insignificant cum was
judiciously applied TO the purpose
for which d if was so generously
given.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

ME. SwENNsu> ofs Mrrhrrson
c"uniy, received u votes in the
congressional convention at DoJlgR
city and then hiS Eame was with
drawn. We -h"uld not have
ohircIrd lo the nomination "f this
gentleman, for hr il an able and
conscientious nian and would have
made Il good congressman.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

THE maneuvrcs Of the Demncra-
tie members of congress to delay
legislation are piiifully suggestive Of
decentralization on their part. They
ind themselves headed of In every
direction and are cOTrespOndIngly
frenEird. Too had. is u not?
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

TmE newspapers of the east are
praying for the Wild aud UOolly
west to k-sp their rail fences in re-
pair and not let The cyclones roam
Oft down 10 that region. % we'll,
that will br done when We demon =
strSte i0 the efI-lr east thai cyclones
may blow other rlsr-- than ia The
upst
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07
r-r"LIIran state Convention.

\ 'lrlrrair ruHsruii"u nf the I;r.
puhIi.an- ol Kansas will hn held Il
the tity "T Topeka. nu Wednesday
the third day nf september. ls.O. a
th" hour Of o'cIock T.. M, Ter tn,
nomination nf raudiiates for
Chief Just nf the Supreme Cnutt
Governor.
Lieutenant Govern"r.
Secretary of State.
Auditor Of State.
Treasurer OF Saate.
Attorney General.
Superintendent: Of Public Inslruc.
ton.
Delegates to the convention men,
toned above shall be elected by
county conventions, duty called by
the several County Republican COM
mittees, under such rules aud regu-
lations ss may be by them PrescrIb-
ed. The basis of aPPortionmPni of
delegates to- said state Convention
will he one delegate at large for
each county in the state. and one
delegate-for every IN votes or frar-
tion of 90 or more votes east for
Eugene r. Ware for elector nj large
In the eleciion ot iSsS; under which
rule delegates are apportioned 10 the
several counties ~ follows:
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

IL was not expected that the mar
ket price nf silver would advance
when the silver hill was passed.
But IL has. The unexpected very
often happens. Al least the unex:
pecied to the kIckers against II pop
ular measure. The ways Of finance
are sometimes past finding out in
advance.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

TmE rise in the price nf grain j. al
tribnte,i hy many pHr-nns tn the pas
sage oT The Silvrr hill aud the ad-
vancing price of silver. IL that is 81
il wouid be " ell 1" get auuther hitch
on the silver question and gn little
farther with II in The iireriinn nf
free Fpiuagp,
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

Ar the meeting of The central com.
mittee Of the republican party at the
city hall last Saturday, there was
mich of the old time enthusiasm
and the sort of talk that always pre-.
eekes 8 victory. There was not an
utteraDce of doubt In the resuli of
the coming election, no talk of com
promises, 0f obstacles, OF fear.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

SENATOR BESTIy, Of Wichita. be-
ing o Republican and finding that
the Tesubmlssion movement Is after
all 4 mere deeoy for the Democratic
PARTY. and was started by the Ran
sas City Times for the purpose of
beating senator Ingalls,. has ex-
pressed his purpose Of stsying by
the regalsr Republican PARTY.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

Is speaking Of the failure OF the
original package houses to make
money in this state, the Kansas City
Tjn6s remarks that 10 has not heard
Of any drug stores closing up for lack
Of bu slness. That IL no consolation
10 the Helm brewing company.
whose fifteen establishments I'm Kan
sns have been attached ny Capt Moh-
ler to secure his pay for services
renlereh.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

THE legislature uf Illinois has
passes an acts enabling the city Of
Chicago 80 issue b"nds for = millions
uf dollars for the sid oT the COlum-
bian Exposition. Now if the site
could he settled upon, a. II L. not,
things might be COTTON Into shape
for the Fair by the time tho date ar
FiN,.S
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

TmE Kansas city .Jo"rD"i very
we'll says that the occasional back
sliding oG n nirmhar uf the patty il
no sign thai the republicans are die
intesraiirr. The party Wa never
ia better shape than il j. to-day.
The signs all point io Substantial
NictUrN this fall.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

THERE seems to be a great deal OF
preparation for war the world over,
a great deal Of hluster aud mauy
hard words, but tho only nations
with sand enough 10 get move on
thesr armies aud spill some blood
are thu two small nations down In
Central America. They seem to
hght with spirit too. The great
nations do 4 vast amount Of bluster
but don't pitch In ~ one would
think.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

TIE Gar Of Russia has become
again the target Of Nihilists. An
attempt was made last Saturday TO
assassInate him. The attempt was
a failure. He must be getting
awFulIy tired of life.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

II il rcported that Senator Bent
ley, who for = while was leading the
resubmission forces IL the state, has
found the error Of his ways and re-
turued to the fold Of the Republican
party. That il the rssson, we sup
pose, he did not appear here to
speak nn the evening Of the aSth Of
July. II may Ice possible that for
the same r"ssOu Lucien Baker vas
absent. Perhaps MI. Payne aud
Mr.. Allen will continue In their
misguided course a little while long
81 and then hGcnme ashamed Of
Themselves.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

'Ttr drought extended ta several
states. Kansas was not the only one
that suffered In this regard. Kansas
b stlli in the rank Of fne agricultu.
sal states when the estimate Of
this years crops comes to be made
mp it viii Be found that this slate Is
In the ffout rank.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

The secretaries Of the several
county conventions are instructed 10
forward 10 the undersigned seere-
tary, ai Topeka, Kansas, certified
copy Of the credentials of their sew
cral delegates, immediately npou
the sdjeurnmeni "f the ronnty con-
veniion. said credentials Go ~ re-
eeiyed at Topeka mt later than the
evening ot September ID. Prom
these credentiol the Republican
State Central committee will pre-
pare = roster Of those entitled to par
iicirsie In the preliminary organiza-
iicn of the convention.
BY order Of the committee,
HRxRr BooFH, Chaifman.
BIos Q. H5TcHEs, sssrsta<y. !
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

IT is not . mStter If record that
the protectors OF the original pack
age houses have made fortunes out
Of their business In Kansas. 20 far
as we can learn the business has not
been at all remunerative in salina.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

IT il hard 20 get enthusiastic over
small things. We suppose that T.
the reason there is so little enihu-
sis3m over the resubnlissio1 meet
ings. II IL reported that over in
Dickinson county the resul'-.. could
not get q crowd out At all.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

SOME mugSumP Of the fool spe-
cies tells how Mr.. Blaine Will be
read out Of the Republican party for
his reciprocity letters. Not much
he wont. The mugwunpps and
Democrats will find It 3 tough job to
get Mr.. Blaine In their ranks by
such or any other tactics. Nor will
they get Senator Plumb because he
has seen fit 10 differ with members
of the party on one or two minor
points ia the tariff hill.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

BLISTER not having worked with
the southern brigadiers another
peace hAA been declared. The South
is heartily ashamed Of the attempt
TO bulldo2e the nnrth by threats Of
boycott.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

lT IL said that HIsmark will visit
America. The people Of the United
states would like TO see the old man.
He has heen = great character In
history.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

About the msSnest thing We ever
heard Of even in politics. was the
forgery Of the names Of Republicans
TO the petition to congress To- defeat
the election bill.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

The Boston HcrnId having vent.
Hred TO remark that THAT
Plumb was about ripe" the New
York Press rises 10 say that no
Democrat can pluck il. Right you
are.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

For sick mAn Mr. Blaine does
some OF the most vigorous writing
we have read In many n day. blaine
IL man upon whom the people cap
depend everytIme,
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

SENATOR PLUME OF this state il
just now the most talked about man
In the United States. Rut We dou't
like his voting with the democrats
an even Que thing.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

The Worlds Fair project appears
10 drag. Time is galloping away.
The first thing the commission
knows Il will he too lste 10 do the
affair Justice.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

THERE may be some Objectionable
features about the Mckinley bill.
but II there are the republicans in
congress are equal to the task Of re-
moving them.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

In view Of the fsrt that northern
capital II building up Atlanta. the
New York Prsss very pertinentIy
asks about the utter fOOlIshness that
boycott promised by the Atlantis
Constitution.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

" Blaine and Reed were not from
the same state we should Ike to see
them become the standard bearers
Of the Republican party in INp2.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

THE price of silver has rapidly all
Vanced since the passage "f the
silver bill, Even foreign countries
are clamOriug for silver.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

CONGRESS has q great deal Of work
10 do and the members ought to be-
there aud At work. We know the
weather is hot in Washington. bnt
public duty should Oe attended 10
regardless Of the weather.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

PROF. PUTNAM thinks that man
has been on the American continent
for lo,O00 years. So we are not so
new a country as we have supposed.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

WHAT hot weather to be poor In /.
says Joe Howard. Joe IL n neNs-
paper man aud just returned from
Washington city.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

F,Ji republicans the resuhmission-
lists take good care of the working
forces Of the democrats. Their pos
tiers for the late rally In this city
were printed by tue Herald Of Sal
ina. Al least these had the Herol,i's
imprint. stili We believe that many
Of the resubmIssiohi-tl are repub.
lIcans 80 tried aud true that a; the
first blast Of the campaign beiw
the two great parties they viii drop
into line aud light With their old
comrades. Senator bentley has al
ready shown his true spirit BY re-
turning to the good old party.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

The desire to see the United
states as powerful on sea rs on land
10 becoming very strong among the
people. II ls . time Of intense
Amerieanlsm. Our people are
rapidly coming To the front.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

III is said that Englishmen at
hems take but . languid lnteres, In
the eohtroversy about the seal
fishery question. No wonder.
Thsir premier was % badly over
snaiebed by Nr. Blsias-PIslu Mr..
Bisine, Etfhout . titls.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

The old-fAshioned rain Of Sunday
was blessing for which everybody
vas thankful. but didn't 10 pour.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07
HEPUsLlCAN UONvENTIos

A delegate Republican county
convention will be held at the court
house in Salina, Kansas, on the 23rd
day Of August, Is90. At II o'clock \.
M, for the pU rpose Of electing seven
delegates t0 the Republican conven-
ti0n Of the Fifth Congressional dis
trict, 10 he held at clay Center on
Wednesday, the 2Tth day Of August,
1870; and seven delegates 60 the
State Republican convention In be
held At Topeka ON Wednesday, the
ird day Of September, 1870.
The basis of representation will be
one delegate for every ~ votes and
fractians Of n or more. cast foe the
Hon. J.. u. Humphrey for governor
In Isss. giving the several precincts
representation In the county CON
vsntIon ~ f0llnws:
SaIinA, First ward ....... .... :
Second ward ......-.. l0
Third ward is
Fourth ward ........ )
AEsaria u
BridgePnrI ,
Camor'A ... .....-. .... .
rnn., C,,,
Dayton No. /
Dayton No. 10. .........l
Elm Greek ..... ....... !
rIanJ.,o .
North Greeley /.
South Greeley 9
GYpsnm IT, =
nhgo
Pleasant Valley a
Smoky Hin /.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

The newspaPeFs Of yesterday
merning snnounce q further advance
IN prics % ecfh The isrDers are In
luek shis rear.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

MRS. CLEVELAND Is one in ten
thousand. II isR pity she has such
a husband.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

THE muslin signs Of the "originsl
package" houses will have tu come
down,
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

THE boycotting business threatens
ed by the Atlanta coastietion asd
GOV. Gordon has lapaed Into innoe-
euos desuetude.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

THE treatnlent of the Isws IN
Russis IL vile and altogether M
civilized. II Il no wonder 4 resolu-
ton was introduced 10 congress ask
ing the CEsF 20 mitigate The rigur Of
his laws against = worthy and indus
trious people. II is intima,ed that
u the edicts against the race srs not
withdrawn, the Jews in that country
10 the number of one million or
more will 20 almost iu = body 10
Pslestsne. The movement Ga have
all the Jews return 90 that country
10 widespread A number Of the
leading Jews Of the world are In
tercsted In this, and Il Is not aslo1R
the improbabilities that in time
such = thing will be accomplished.
But this is no excuse for ihe crue
treatment the Jews are receiving at |
he hands Of the Russians. That is
lndsfensible aud should
y changed 10 suit the blsh eiyiilss-
lon cf he So. j
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

Wa hare received = cory Of the
third issue Of the Allie nee Echo.
Published at Sharon Springs. The
paper is . six column folio. and
neatly printed. The JOURNAL
wishes u may live long and prosper.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

Ii has been dis covered that thief
stole 9 horse and buggy at wIrfieId
and then TO hide biz crime set Gre
10 the stable from which he had
Saken the horse and burned mp y
other horses: The people talk Of
iynching him.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07
.DoSgett Dry Goods Go.
OF KANSAS CITY, MO.
Sample pieces Of Black Lace FIounc-
ings less one-third and one-halfl
MONDAY.

MONDAY.
The sale Of sample pieces Of Black
Chantilly and Spanish
Guipure Lace Flounc-
ings.
will commence. Thesc-are from
the great Syndicate Trading
Co" New York. Manufactured
in Calais, France. These are 10
inches wide and all silk. Their
value mnSt be seen to be apprc-
ciatcd. The saving on each dress
pattern is very important. See
morning papers.
Black Dress Goods.
Many new things in Black
Wood Dress Materials.
Black Britliantines. 3sc
and SIC.
y (resh importation
There is liable To be quiet dit
ference between prices here and
elsewhere even when the quality
is the sIme.
Dress Buckles.
More popular than ever. \
large variety Ia select from.
Visitors.
to kansIs City are cnIdirily in
viicd to make this store 4 SOFT nf
tarrying place. Leave parcels and
vllices on cheek. Nn matter how
many. No matter how often you
come. This IS the great Central
Dry Goods store Of Kansas City.
Toilet accommodations arc al
ways al your diSpnehl ON the
ground il"or.
Ladies' Pleated Shirt
Waists. /
Ought nni tu mention them,
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

THE new secession Of tlie south
we have reference IN the threatened
boyeott Of northern merchants IN
case the federal election bill should
become law-dces not make much
beadwsy. In Charleston, She old
hct-bed Of secession. there was quiet
preparation made for . few days to
buy line of steamers 10 deal d.
rectly with Europe, but lt was soon
learned that every railroad line
running into the city was owned by
persons In the north, and that Ia
case merchandise could be brought
In 10y ship, the trade would have TO
he confined TO Charleston: so the
promoters Of the scheme dropped
the matter like q hot potAto. In
Baltimore the board Of trade, the
majority of whom are Democrats,
said "hands of" In other south
ern cities the boycott was talked of
as q desirable action perhaps but n
WY itrhH out. fEbu iRuiSthIia
comes r-port Of the NEST trouble.
and that IL mixed up with the lot.
terry scheme, the managers OF which
fear the adverse action of the Reputu
lican majority I'm congress. Taking
the whole field Cf the south, 10 APP
pears there is q wish TO bulldose.
hut fear, wholesome and natural,
nf the consequences. TIE talk Of
this thing seems to have aroused the
people Of the north more than they
have heen aroused for many a year.
The Idea OF those people do Wn there,
who have been systematically pre-
venting the colored people from vot-
Ing their sentiments, threatening to
boycott lest the dIsfranchised class
hare chance 10 exercise the right
Of freemen, il 20 utterly uneallsd for
and unjust, that the people have he
come very indignant, and will turn
10 the Republican party for Justice
regardless Of little differences of
oihnlOn on other matters. The r.
rnblican party Il springIng into
new IIfe-such life n u had long
ago when there were great Princi.
pies II stake. 4 few more such
threats ~ the haycott threat. aud
Wild utteTaneSs Such as Gnv. Camp
bell, nf ohio. has made cT late about
what he aud his militia Nnuld do IL
the rleriions Till Wa passed, will
-olidify an,l strengthen the Hapul,-
liean party more than anything
else We csn now think of. There
will lee no boyroit aud there will lie
no democratic party soon Il it, lead |
ers continue TO make asses nf thani- |
selves.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

Aichison Giobs: The little Kansas
papers thai have IL in" for ingalls,
remind one Of lqi Of boys trying to
kin Hon with popguns.
The Saline County journal., 1890-08-07

THE accounts Of trade The country
over for the past week have been
vefy sasisfseiosy. Besiaess Of ali
kinas h liTe;y.