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my baby boy, then about five months old
was suffering with what supposed TO be the
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD
TIME TABLE,
TAKES EFFECT SUNDAY, MAY IL, 1890
WEST BOUND,


WEST BOUND.
No 3 leaves Philadelphia IL. % m, Har-
risburg ABS m, Mechanicsburg 4 SO q m,
Carlisle 5.l4am N, Neville 6.35 q m, Ship
pensburg 55 m, Chambersburg $40 m,
Greencastle GAL m, Hagerstown TAO m,
Martinsburg o6, m, Tablers sac m,
Darkesvilie s.3l q 10, Gerard 8 35, Bunker
Hill 8, 40, Cearbrook s.54, arrives at Win
chester 8 10 am.
No. leaves Phila 30 a m, Harrisburg
as, Mecbsnicsburg $40, Carlisle 35,
Neville 800, ShippeGsburg ga, Cham
beFsburg 8 AZ, Greencastle le.lO, Hagers-
town lO.4O, Msrtinsburg ii Is, Tablers IL.
40, Darkesville Has, Gerard ll.z9, Bun
ker Hill ll.54, Clearbrook ID % IN, ar
rives at Winchester 1928 p q.
No. leaves Philadelphia IL 40 M, Bar
risburg 400 ~, Mechanicsburg 4 %, Car
Isle 40, Neville 5.l4, Shippensburg 81,
Chambersburg IS, Greencastle 6.27, Ha-
gerstown So, Msrtinshurg SO, Tablers
Z so, Darkesvils 55, Gerard SO. Bunker
Hill 500, Clsarbrook 6.i5, a. rives at Win
chester $50 P IN.
EAST BOUND.
No Ia leaves W iuchester I 90 m Clear
brook l6, Bunker Hill 7.3O Gerard 7 "a,
500, Hagerstown $40, Grecncastle 9.l6,
Chambersburg 9 40, Shippensburg 1907,
Neville 1928. Carlisle 10 So Mechanics
burg 10 90 Harrisburg ll.40, arrives at
Philadelphia 3.l5 p m
No. leaves Winchester Ais N, Clear
brook 2.3l, Bunker Hill 2.44, Gerard 2. 40,
DarkesvilIe 2.52 Tablers 2.57 Ma tinsburg
$40, Bagerstown 400, Greencastle 4. %,
Cham hershury 8 90 Shinpensburc & "a
Neville 5.45, Carlhle 6.l0, Mechanicsburg
6.3S, Harrisburg 100, arrives at Phlladel-
I hia 10. IS pm.
No. 10 leaves Winchester Z 90 p m, Clear
brook 7 .l6, Bunker Hill 7 80, Gerard Z .35,
Darkesvllle I 80, Tabers 7.45, Martinsburg
$40, HagerstowL 900, Greencastle 9.38.
Chambersburg 1910 Shippensburg 10. 81,
MELVILLE lO.57 P m, Carlisle / 20, Mechan-
iesburg l.4l, harrisburg 80, arrives at
Philadelphia AIS am.
J. s.B0YD, Superintendent
b. A RIDDLE, Gen'l. Passenger Agent,
W. A. GARD,
Agent at Martinshus o
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Conidante--I thought you told
me you intended to have few stat
uettes and the like in your new home.
Mrs. High-He took an economi.
cal fit and declared be couldn't az
ford the cost. But / am going to
have at least ono statue or bust.
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We are told that the smallest
hair throws shadow And so it
does. It throws shadow over
your appetite when Jon fnd II In
your victuals,
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Statesmen Wanted

Small line of samples from manufactur
ing corporations offered live man. One
traveller earned an average of $340 per
month for six years past.
p. o. Box 1871, NEW YORK
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nR. G. Z. HEDGES,
~ PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Office and Residence on the corner OF
Burkeand College streets, formerly occupied
by DR. Hamill. (ol'80-ly.
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A MINISTER'S cuRE
CURED BY CUTTCURA

A minister and his little boa c,tred of
obstinate skin diseases bV the Cntica.rG
Remedies. Praises them in has Pulpit.
home. n1ld in fhe Sfaoot -
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DR. G. P. MORRISON,
PHYSICIAN d SURGEON.

OFFICIAL Residence No. IA, Corner o
King and Spring Streets,
MARTINSBURG, w. VA,
Oners his services to the people of Martins
burg and Berkeley County at reasonable
rates. June Is, 1SS7.-1y
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Professional Cards.
NoRTHWARD.

DR. s. N. M Y Frs,
10 West Martin Street near the Luth
tran Church,
Apr. q 74lyd,
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Id FOLKS PAINS

pIMPLES, block-heads, chapped oily skin
In prevented by Cuticura Medicated Soap.
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said,' broke in the jolly voice of her
husband, 'jest what she told me
so l shall have to settle down to
stay this time, for when wife gifts
her mind sot like that it's sot to
stayln
"Now, father, you know I always
give in p
ayes, I know you're meeker'n
Moses, but, see here, this good wo
man mustn't put on any extras for
US this hot dayl We amt in no
starvin' condition, missus, though
it will seem good to set down to o
tablecloth an eat like Christians
once more, after gipsying along as
we have been of late. An how's
yer foot now my nimble Pete? bet
ter, ehY I lowed 'twould be, soon
as ever We could get some medicine
for it. That's why we pushed on of
Sunday-thought it wouldn't be
no sin to hunt up q bouse."
The young housekcepers worked
away at the dinner, laughing mean
while at the remarks of their free
and-easy guest, and when they final
~ sat down to eat it was hard
to tell who Of the little crowd was
the happiest /; but, at all events,
there was no thought of lonesome
ness, and Mile was proud Of the
chance to use her best table linen
and SO many Of her pretty dishes at
once, and slI praised the good
dinner.
After it was over the men strolled
ont, and the women washed thu
dishes, ana later al gathered On thu
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-28
TRANSFERRING EVENTS.

a aT7.t-::!::' ct Last bradford, Pa, built
nest in q g2rlaoat that hal booa huay
Quito dry. H.. ....... "a
a DIVE! who was working ut tho foun-
dation Of q railroad bridge near Eoiso
City, Idaho, gaYo c. gignal to DO hoiotcd
quickly. Whom no cot to tho surface ho
held fast DiXty-nvc-pound sallnon that
no had caught by tho gillo. ....
WE'LL: q Buffalo family was rlovinr
tho mother cudlualy missed tho baby.
The Infant could DO heard cryinT, and
tho mother found Tho wocping child in
6tdo Of q roll Of carpet. The babo had
boon Lett il tho middle of tho Ditti!irg-
room floor, G:ld tho mon who took up the
carpet tossed 81 brcadbu over her with
out observing her, rolled hor I'D in it
e1d Gtood tho carpet up in tho hall.
GrEcIAL1GT was called to treat o
lady who manifested 80 much interest
Ill liz surgical Instruments that ho c.;.
planned their u3cD TO her. This
laiYpToscopc," Geld he, "is fitted with
arlGll mirrors and en- electric light; tho
interior of your throat will DO scon by
Inc q? clcarly as tho exterior; you would
DO surprised u know low for down yyo
can ECO with III Instrument OF tl,,s
Kind" Tho operation ovor. tho lady
appeared Sotnowhat, ayitatod. "poor
Eirl!' caid her Sitter, git must hayo
been: very painful" ooh. no." rhis.
porcd Tho lady, ''but just as no flxcd
tue Instrument in place remembered
Chat Lad . holp il nay G.5Slia,."
Z. 1 ~ l.'Ft = F.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-28

md which not only prevents immi-
grafton but is absolutely depopr-
lating the State; and we recommend
that the Democratic ticket for this
county be printed with tho following
words thereon: =.
Unconstitutional Convention, YES"
Resolved: That we demand of the
incoming Legislature tho Immediate
and unconditional repeal OF tho law
passed by tho last Nevada Lerisla-
ture, and approved on the ninth day
of March, 1890, known as tho eos
borne Water Law"
Re6Olued: That whilo VIC arc in
favor Of a radical reduction of tho
expenses OF both State aud County
governments, we are NOT in favor Of
reducing the salaries OF our County
Commissioners, as We re9nrd them as
The oustod;:;nS of cur County finances
and tho most important officers the
voters Of the county are called upon
to elect.
Resolved: That we arc in favor of
tho free and unlimited, coinage of
standard silver dollars of the present
weight and jtineness, which shall be a
legal tend6G for the payment OF all
debts both public and private, and NO
| will he satisfied with nothing less. :,
ReSolUcd:: That we arc opposed to
the consolidation of the Office of
County Superintendent Of Schools
with that Of District Attorney, as we
believe such q combination would be-
detrimeDtal'to the educational inter
| ests of the county upon which her
| future welfare depends. The success
of free government depends upon tho
| education Of the people.
ReSOfVed: That We ale in favor of
electing a thoroughly competent per-
! son to tho Office Of Superintendent of
Schools and increasing the salary to
ono hundred dollars per month; pro-
| vided, that the said Superintendent
| shall visit each public school in tho
county at least once during zach
| school year.
Resolved: That for the purpose of
securing the purity Of the 8 lllot Box,
we are in favor Of the Australian bal
lot system as adopted in the State of
| Massachusetts.
itcSOtUed: That we earnestly rec.
ommend such amendments to tho
Federal Constitu ion as will enab!o
the people to elect United States Ssn-
ators by a direct vote.
IteSoLUed: That we heartily con
denim tho practice OF requiring candi-
dates for county Offices to make an
expensive and laborious canvass CT
the county, as we dc: IN it II pc nicious
ono calculated to prevent the best
men from seeking official positions.
Respectfully submitted:
GEO. RUSSELL,
Chairman.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-28
PLATFORM D RESOLUTIONS.
Adopted by the D, mocratic
County Convention, Oct.
10, 1890. )

The Democrats OF Elko county in
Convention assembled hereby ratify
aud realiirln tho platform adopted by
the Democratic State Convention al
Reno on the twelfth day OF September.
1850, and present to this Convention
the following resGlutions:-
Resoiyed: That wo IRE in favor OF
calling Constitutional Convention
fM tho purpose Of reducing tne
b1rdeneolne taxation which the PEG.
PIE OF this State arc grooming undcs,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-28
TOLD OF THE TITLED.

SS6O "a
PRIScE Louis TEED1yAyp, OF Be-
tnrla, is an'cnthusiaStic veterinary sur
geon. - Ea8
QUEEN NATALIE, of Scrvia, has had
her lifo insured for 5000. 600 for tho bcn-
CIT Of her son.
KIS0 uUMEEHT'a rcclancholia Isl
thought by his physicians to have re-
quilted fron tho excessive uso Of Gig
Grcttcs.
Wick travelling, Emperor William, OF
Germany, carries a box filled with tho
decorations OF tho various orders, to be-
stow according to his philosophic fancy.
III: Gcrll2a Emperor will givo no
moro jcwclry to those whom Io wishes
to honor, but photographs of himself,
with his autograph, framed il silver or
cold. ..- .. IN.
TE:: Duko OF Edi1hurr. besides being
q clover violin player. is IN cnthusias-
tic poStaGo-5tarap collector. All tho
me mbcr1 Of tho royGl family havc Ger
tain hobbies. ..
PErI;c-: Cn.tCLt:s. Of Sweden end Nor
, way, was recently summoned TO = court
In Stockholm to ccrVo IS iury,uan III g.
criminal Case. but tho judge decided
that on account of family connections
no was Ineligible.
I'M Emperor OF japan wants to ride
Cxpcnsivcly. Therefore ho has ordered
tIat Il state coach bc constructed and
has laid a3ido SITS, oo) for that purpose.
OF Course tho characterization is response
LILO for most of this sum. ... ...
LORD AC.i:DT::N created great deal
Of excitement in London recently by
driving UP to the door Of his club in .
milk wagon. llu had bocn unablo to
obtain carriage, and rather than walk
no had chartered that II Oldest vehicle.
CROWN Princess VICTORIA, OF Sweden,
corSGrt to tho heir apparent, 10 affected
with what tho royal phyGiciana describe
as an almost incurablo catarrh. There
has been Il general impression in Stock
holIl that she has pulln orary consu1np-
ton ,-...- - n..., 49,. IS 1872.
NOBODY will be likely to accuse tho
King of tho Bclgians OF lack Of Gel
lantry. Ito Travelled from London to
Ealmoral and bacli-1.C0o rail2s-last
wcck Tor tho c::prcS3 purpose OF present.
ing personally TO tho Queen {. beautiful
bouquet measuring yGrd across.
EMpEEoi: WILLIAM is determined to
break UP tho .ctiqucto Of ejaculation
which conlpols sovcrciTnS and their rcla-
tivcs to kiss each other, 40 e tribute Of
Affection and, honor, when they moot.
He refuses to comply with tho custom,
intending to sot on example for tho imi-
tation Of others.
N11:;.I, in accordance with tho pretty
English custom, tho charming Duchess
OF Portland vas offered by hcr husband
Cupcrb necklace Of FARO stones on tho
occasion Of tao birth Of her littlo daugh-
ter, Ehc declined tho GIFT, and asked to
have IT'S money valno Givon to build now
clmshou5c3 Oh the estate for tho bonolit
of sick or inflr!1 tenants.
TIE Duke Of Fife continues to soil OF
his agricultural property and manors in
Scotland in 81 way which indicates that
no IL pressed for cash. IIc has Just
parted with tao ino cstato OF Rothi-
crlcy, which has OIL it ono Of tho most
interesting old mansions in Scotland,
whore Mary Queen OF ScoUs was lodged
during her progress through tho northern
counties in 1862. .,..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-11

Srxcg the railroad strike on the
New York Central some weeks ago
and the subsequent declaring OF OF
the strike, there have been several
wrecks on the road, some OT which
have been attributed to the III feel
Ing engendered against the road by
the Knights Of Labor. OF course Il
cannot be supposed and IL not eharg-
ell that the Knights Of Labor a. an
order would countenanee anything
10 dasiarlly n that, but there are
members OF the order who have done
this work Of crime, cowardly crime
al that. Some Of them, indeed, have
been arrested aud will doubtless lie
convicted as the evidence IL very
strong against them. u Is to be
hoped that the Knights rs an order
well make haste to disclaIm any
participation Ia the cowArIlly work.
In former instances Of this kind u
has been shown that members Of
trades unions have been guilty 81
most dAstar'ily crimes Ia pursuit
Of vengeance, where they have been
worsied 10 q strike, but thank good,
nens and for the honor OF better hu,
msnity be u said, the unions them
selves have been blameiess. u Is
such conduct as that referred To thai
has east q stigma upon many Of the
most beneficent orders In the couu
try, The orders 80 afflicted should
at once purge themselves of tina
Kind OF criminals.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-11
SnInmnns br Publication.
.First ru,lI.h-d Aug. =. Isa.I


THE STATE UF KANSAS: To CharI,-S n
Ih-waT. and Eniuua IIrwar, his wife. btnj
\ Siy ldnn and Travellers Insurance to.
luu ar, her,hy nuiiiie,itiAt yuu have b.'eu
sued with AaTy keruS, a. A Hitler, A !
ll,tluEtIIiSi and Farmers state Bank. a. ~
defendants. hy ! tripI--u aud n tripIsu
nnL % ! Putnam, Partners loing business as
JripIsE, lawrDurv = ia, plaintiffs.
This summons - Ia TtsIiIirc you tn answer
the I,,'tiiEtn. filyd ApTii -, is.s. 10y the slil
plaintiffs "a tl4r rirTk Ofite at Saline tS'ini
district c,suri, ~ tie state of Kansas, on 90
l--ioTs thu Sih daN at DrtnbeT. leu oT said
I-tiii"u will H. Iakru ~ true aud ju,lsiu,'t
Rendered against NUu iuT the ioTet'!OSiirc at a
certain ni''T' =arrt NrCuieti aiid delivered 10y
tia. SAID haTig~ " ls-NsT aud Emma brwar.
Matrh . I>-Sl ou THE itHiow Ing lands snd trn-
pui-ui-. situated ~ said county OF Saline,
aud ,i'.ss'Tils7d IS follows: lots tNrnty-twu
~ and tSsuiN -tuuT go ou Ash street. In
care the PAY nirni of the sum of fEsltsl, aud
rrruf,I''t in ia, record ct mortgages ia said
county, ~ Volume 49, at page 20. and tue
pFltNrT 81 sid Is.titiou u Tor Judgment far
the sunt of 'iN hundred aud ninety mine dol
tar with Z. per cent. Interest to-Nii: On sra
iI"m september isss, AMI an is'btc
ir,sIn MaTs-h ., lS'sl aud that the defend
ants RuI 'si.h ct thru. and all persons clainI-
Ing under ih"un. - iurrNrT barred and fOTr-
.i1~tl 0t MI tnirrc>t. right, Item and equity OF
f,tlt IuItiun "a, ta aT Ou Eaid lands ans tene-
u.ui- and that -sid lHusls may ID sold accord
ins tU law. WithUut Hppfai>.Inent, subject tu
the lien ali WO srrtSi1 toriEHsrSonr rNecut
III Ia S.-iir the pay tnrni "i he -tn Ut tltsN-
80, aHi Tpt-sr,l'-i tu volume -. al page Ia, in
tiis r,s',sri at mortgages In said county. and
,snS rNFrut'-,i to sCrure the payment of ihr
-uu ui u t''s' and rrrt'ried In said record Oi
uinrtr5,~,., "a volume ~ aud pace a., and aG
pT.S-',,i- itourht into CBuTt and applied Ca
iit,- ~ mint oi ist, the taxes due aud pa
i,i'. ga sad premises: End. the casts and ar
tTu.fI. rsb-ts BI this action: artl, the claim al
Ih. slid plaintiff with arcTuing Interest
thrt-Bn:' aud Ith, the claims OF said de.
f-ni1nt~ - their Interests may appear. aud
such other and further relief In the premises
% i,tTs H. Just. lawful aud eluitabl
- ut'-~.tt tN hand aud the :. al of said OuTt
If inN ,riiir, ~ tlts rity UI -slina, Ia ii1
std county OF Sslin-, this 9Th day al
August. iSai.
l. e. FEEBRICk~oS, CLERK,
RN \. Friedrich son, DyptIty.
Owls \. HASN'T. AttuTnCy tBT I'm.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-11

Real estate transfers for the week
ending Sept. q, IssI. amounting Ca
III, furnished by r. ID. FiiIpai-
rick, absirartrr:
Robert Sammans 20 Richard Hens
ley wd 2,5D sei. 3l-l3-3.
William I.aistrr and VT tO Ed Pot
ter wd 81 ,idD ~. net, l3-liI.
John w. BAmler to ircrge a.
Ennis wd 81 lot % block ! Gypsum
city.
William =. Rock To William n.
Clark deed 81 swi. 3B-li2.
Amos a Hall aud VT to Hannah
/ +. HIN wd 81 Lot : blk ! HallvilIe.
John A. Chalson aud VT to OIOf
T0nidson wd slOb lot - Main street
Asraria
uSto Charles J. McvittIe NV /,
2-lG-2.
=. A. MsgnusOn 10 Clans Thelan-
der wd $40 eit mel. aS-l42.
II. Olmstede To GEORGE r. Dunlap
Wi 81 .uO 81. sei I-l59
| ID. q. Denton ri al To Arthur r..
Jones ct nj vd $50 pt swi. lS-ll-3
Arthur T.. Jonas ct al To- John =.
Culp wd t:i,sO pt swi4 l3-l4-3.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-11

THE Republican convention At To-
pRka "Wednesday and Thursday oG
last week was tine largest political
meeting ever held la the state. u
WAS also one of the most harmoni-
Gus aud enthusiastic. There Was mo-
sign Ia all its deliberations or final
action Of dissilection or fear. The
observer could not but he impressed
with the magnificent esprit dc corps,
80 TO speak, Of the finc-looking, we'll
dressed and intelligent delegates,
jGi IN number, who composed the
body. The perfect work they did was
certainly an earnest Of substantial
IL not glorious work In the coming
campaign in behalf Of the great and
living principles Of the Republican
party.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-11

THE resubmls-iun' party met In
convention at Wichita simultaneous
Iy with the Democrats. Under the
lead Of IIueien BAKER and few 9TH
er resubs the party contracted with
the Democrats to vote for any ticket
make by the latter provided ID. A.
Bapta Of Great Bend Vas nominated
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. This Ma
done, and the resubs went over In $
small body to the old enemy Of the
Republicans, the Democrats. We
doubt that the delivery Of the RePub,
lisan resubmissionisis Of the state
promised ia this unh0ly deal can be
made. Republicans, we take IL love
their party more than they love the
cause OF high license ar free whisky,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-11

aud Jerusalem 10 l. diversified by
hills and hollows; hat this only
makes il more picturesque. IL ~
the home of our senior Rsnaior.
Has good school-, two collegrs
Roman Catholic aud Lutheran
enterprising editors and able pre- seh-
rrs, among these, Rev. NJ. p. HOWE
of the Presbyterian church aud Dr.
]. w. Alderman Of the Methodist
Episcopal church. He would he.
Noticed anywhere. He has y port
~ preSrnes-weighing about three
hundred pounds. He has brain n
we'll n Drawn. Dr. Phillip krohn,
pastor uf the congregational church
who does not know him" He IL part
uf the history Of Kansas. But here
! must pause. w. III. BISHOP.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-11

The ladies Of the Presbyterisu
church will give q social on Friday
TO- morrow, evening at the home Of
Mrs.. Gibson on south 9Th street.
Peaches and cream, lee cream and
cake will be served during the even
Ing. The refreshments served by
these ladies, goes for all are invited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-11
Publication Notice.
Aztec y. ps--ou. ,.IsInnn,,

Altrr z. bsN-cu, rlstntin,I
"a
Harry =. Dawson. tirfrudantN
In the district court at Saline county, Kan
sas.
The above named drfrndan Harm =. DaW-
Son Nslt take n.siicr thai ',h the sth DAY 81
September, iSsao, the plaintiff nie,i her petit
tisIn In the district rtsuTt ot Saline rOuuly
y ausas. at said cause. sud that thereby he
hiss brru SIZED, hft'i must answer the prtitlsn
nirJ bv thr plstbiiH ~ sts.Trsaid. ON OF be-
l0T,- the ssrd Jay OF October. lszO. ot the said
pettticn viii b. taken - true, snd Judgment
rendered arroT' iuEiy. the Nature at which
Judgment shall tse Judgment diNorcinE the
"a vi platuitn nun the said Defendant. aud
that tfr said plaintiff have the care, custody
aud contToi vi the children, the issue ct the
marriage TrtatiOn heretofore existing be-
tween said plstatifi aud said dsfrndaut,
NiI-SS q MuoEE.
iBEALl Attorneys IoT plaintiff.
t~.~b Attest.
Anton A. FTr,ITirksOn, clerk oi ssil cnurt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-11
n.nurllrnp csnuLr,.s Meeting.

There will Ir- n meeting Of ihe Re
pubIIcan central committee Of Saline
county nn saturday, September IL,
nj ! 30 o'clock q. In., nj the city hail
In SaIinA, Kansas, for the purI'os'
Of taking necessary steps fer Tire
holding Of n primary election "a
nominate the Republican count
ticket, and for the transaction Of any
other business H. may property come
before the committee.
W. II. BIsmUr, Chairman.
]. d. HAMILTON. Secretary.