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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1890-05-06
Wonders

An, vroash, ~ the u.s Il Aysrs hAi
yIsos IN rs.tafing gray hair o. 10 e'itihA'
ealas. psvu'atins he~ sr"~u,, 49, -.
lag ths hair frpm faillnf. kssP'ns -','
.nly .na abundant. aud Tie sfalP f's''
healthy. and ire frum dsniftn - hsn..i''
IN, uni,sr.al Isstimoty u uAi Tvs ffsp.
ar.tl..a Ia. ~ equal a. dfs.sins. Ata
h. ther,fofr. Indispensable " even r''s
farnishsd lolist
II have u.sd Aysr, Hair Nlgof Go 'o'ne
time ani u has vofksd suussfs &c Ne.
"a. tfouhlsd With dandrun and ~ss faP'ap
h.e.o,ips haid Dot sisss uslnF ths NiEof uiy
head [. psffsstly clear q dAfdfuh. W. t@i'
IA. ceased eosning cot snd ] hn~ have
ss..i srusth. q ths sane cs.lnf a. Shsn
"a. a ,uaus wonaa can heartily fesu'''-
.,ni ssy uns .ursfing frufn dandfun 20
Ia. a hair D. ne Aysrs liaI Nls"f -
dressing MIS-. LYDIA a ne".iJ' 'A''
rittsisa. Ne.
.-ssms time aso my ~ifs's hair bssAn ."
soase Oul quite freely.
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To ny rRIENDs.

\ spoiled child-'ihe one that played
With a lighted lamp.
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lie-"l NE seat. With arms She
$50 do 4. I"
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'-SA,- AL The rabblL tn. guinea rig
al hsar- NO matter N h. 49,. rvpli~i
tn pasy cat IN. guinea 20 h ~, tail
t--arvr-
AnihBsiic |. The sun u many . small
buys trvsbis~
n cAnBot L. denl~i that d. are very af'
f~ctioasis crssigr-. one often -. them
sitAcEel sysu % tlu can.
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ABSOLUTELY CURE DISEASE.

And now warm weather I. right upon
"a. L. your sy.tstn prrplfcl Tor the
changer OR have Non negis,'te,l to take
DA>A's SAn.ArAHIiLA aud lei I-sUr nld
Hafsr, struggle on alone and are non
psying the pen,lty 10 neglect by feeling
al dr1ggfi aEff or worse It'll have you
pol.oned your system by dosing t0uf-
..lf With some gsarL Hosirsm, male ani
sd,rril.sl "a .ellf iou feel worse than
yon lii before you took II, dont yoaf
You have l0st time aud money ani "
served you right. Now listen aud ~
Will give you little goal a'iNicc. do
what YOU should have done before, get a
bottle 81 the only sAEsAPAHILLA, made
good enough .0 u. manufacturer. dare
guarantee ". The only sAHsArARILLA
wbo.e motto I. no hsa.fi, no J-iy,- and
We know you will feel lot. better.
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~. sf.-ta Nssy rtsee&
n-Alni N. men .tll ,ass your i~sce
And ala tale year oonrnoa $500
prfOrv ~ t~t.ooer. must ~ai
uutn thsy h-.s pruooanc~i their fsis
n-AiBa ~ v<t-sasr. mss, sru>h
vutn Thy SAL CO. crime sioes
n-hl.i su.s t.~n - shrv-ds>.- d-ea.
who bsip yos eat yoa p@y then eel
Ian q narro. arp % sAn1
wlerv sAig- p>.s .sors = ~ soassimes ssrssa
Ism In LsrNliry ssass
s@se sy-~ca.i bceos ~ dsnss
Ian rl.sh siusi q gate
WIZ IA. AL lss-s- o'sen .N,
AMI ~. .hh u.ihE hitls 81
ioa spo- u,y DAlss frOsa sh.i b sr,
40. So Trails ~ Care
L What csr run. ~ McnirvAl In The -'n'
Ter -u.-uai
: whAi car ,on,siims. has many trscss'
What car V --a caiy In ,h- -Ouib~fu
hsmis,bsrsi
Whai car run. cosiiaa.liy daring 9
yTvssisniiai campaign
What to cars srr a q trNshi oolof'
VIA, car tssss ths plsrs q sno,s~sl
~. tt,sds. rr...
q Tin. T--p o'-s hlis ssi NT- % Alr- 49,
"isu ~ rrv-aSss
10 sroi ssch t.,sstsh tossn. o. q sinS
A a a. 49, "a
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IN tn Ear rscinc 49,.
Nh~r~ ths si~~fing ~sisr sfniir~I
Orc~. . trv- -hsh tvsr~ he sosSs>rfai cosSsssN
n. e~stAla klni q LAsr.
Nhsrh When n the over cssa
Nssh rv~>mhl-- v,sss-t.s rss'i so a.
rssr. M dnahs. h sssrr- css th~~~
Whll> With ~. IN. vsoak 10 rnre.
All - -ossli sos ts,.s d fcr . sfssfy dsssi
Ilat ia samrls essry IAsr
ksfx m nsfarv. sior~hoose vsst
And n ks.i .s-s. a. III uks 10 ny 10
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Mu.rnA cnIn I'M ihe headt Ne,I

spring cleaning constitute. US scrub
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~. % >-@s't..i rs,s~.
NJ sn.i ss a. inist i--;ioa
NJ I. 5 all q "a ioys naHss
Nj ssfri 30 = c,-nsing yvs-sl
MA, s ART : y en- iui~frux.ii's no
puun
NJ 49, D, ,hs name u en- IniiAn csisf
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No. si.-As Hear G,sss
rhe esntral lesisrs, r,sding dosuward. viil
sy.ll ,Ls name 10 . famcss general
Cru-~ Word.i 1 Complaining Coofin-
ulns fof hog tim. a on- ef the pisns,A
4 A short slssp 4 In sppls a A ,eAscie
. A -,aysa = A lsrgs shallow di-A
A salk for Ams~rmeaL
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k., - ,h. I'..sl..

he, - the fsssiss.
No "a Cru-. Rlnis frum O. ,. Len.
,es -uN-1n frum sto =. Easter saniay Cruz
~ur,l., -, 2 Ira a Osrnish~i 4
Asii.tioa. 8 I've d SoS Z ~. = Eau
y A-h 10 sai a. Probate u Journey
-surk
No - Easy Pictorial Cru~sOrdi
In r-sf at 90 In ira
In cah. blst 90 10 oa
In siipg.r. tSst ~ IN t--s
In rocs. TT Sot In sol
TIE .tols l. q pleasure grOant-pArk
NJ 81 Tangls
II stAisly sin,. ssAinsi N. Apphir. dons
Th~ir sr.c-f,il arch-- cast.
All h.rts - n-st .ihs~i saIlo.s tyinx horpA
Ia. siisBt shAaio-. Iss--i
No s-A f~cgl,Ar oasdrup~i' Arms-
dllo
No si-fiAf Ssasr.
U 81 u A l. n
Us Twi SEs
ST a p q ID
W SE Il
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AGENTS WANTED

AT soon SALARY.
T. tsls srlrrs 90 aur to-. snt fau uas q
nufsrrv st.zk ttuif 49, ufef 81 fra- - 40
- o. 80 furuish Et-st rsf.fTlrrs nss,l arrit
Ns aIts ffaI.llI sect e. Ffsf faaui kal ~ al
rNten-rs Nar-srtfs "a t.surta. y Ailfvs.
n6NiE CuNsIG GO. H-sAasit. Ne
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No, - -Curious quiu.si / Drs- . hori-
runisi hns through the c-ntsr q iss, 2
wb.n bss just saghiy-fOar ate aior,i. 4
FortyOoe foe tea oo~ -Four, t-o and
eight tiortunaisi
No S-Conundrum.. TIE counterpart
B~rsu-s thsy have eye b - ~hai they are
dang lie Is golng % try another climb
.climsl Que stsf. up stair, sDi the o,brr
starr up step bsrag-> he bv.ib~-s rnasss
him sslfish It'll nshi
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ClicaVO, Rock island & PaIiiI RI

fnshsliias Las ristart wasf n a. & =.
Nlysr. II uIreIt D llfa tn 60 f.HI CIfi-Asa
nOCH BLAND. nAglTrCI4 uTI Hlfnna
CDusClL nLuEsa NATlnrUNN Ef1rI
ala rTNNEAFotIa Hr FhUL. ~ -
gPff. ArCntsuN. tHAVrNWuHflt Etvaas
CfTY ToFINA uTaVFH COT An0 aFnis
- TUTuIn - afIfrfrF .rH.r CHHf 4. -
Or CHICAGO. cAi.pWuLL I.tUIiEss
snt u0por CfIr. anf FaisTr .f Csrs :.
-. ClfICl 400 WICHITA 60 III d.. d. lf.NaH
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ruC PERFECTION
SPRING TOOTH HARROW

T. 80 -s.-i frau.s si.rtrs tssh nsrru~
MaHrfslfHrri NkrH nfTau=r 80 tnfth a.
fastrus.i In ~ ~ - ~ frau.s. sitiss = werh
arsrr - aai srsailr sls-'l il 80
athers tsI snt - ap. tysry r,ccg - ~
frlass b. patel uH. isftrsfh. thr fau sngih ~hh
ire psia. iurh thirs aui stfsnEiy l-,a.l -.
rakIaF 60 st-ause an.l rasssi durahs hsrf--
H. trftt az ulsis ~ ~ - spriuE sirs
tsraf-.r,si b. 30 ausi thff az tvrf rvhahs aai
aisafs rttt.n thfir shhps
Nal iu IT, .iff.. b. act h. t-th prifrs -
trranfIf - 90 SRA sltss harfvu
t. NII-s,s.I t.ss.s r'-sa. Nv s'.'-
go. u-s's.. W osrr1 ~ - \.
- lrais,i hsrrv~ in thrvs .ite'. "a, y AL y
NNsry iu.I-.r,,ui "a, b. th.i az harrv~' sry
81 rar,.hs--r.. 80 asi Irr-ssi 81 tgy aHr
% go ~ ~t-tsus Al 49, Arytst trsfns
-rFinE .-ath uarru~ - ~ fert'stiun Nee !
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arfsf uniFf = Nfrn=T gfartri ~ - q "
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ssutf,l ths srisinai Rel pairu, 60 'priss 's-sh
ut,sry-> NV wopsI an .,s.l eusl
fat.sf flrrassrr. fsfatH rafvrsr ani hilsrs shh
aiiaststls siuF- o. hinnE sui farrvsins
rut PLANET IN. Al 49, iler-s IT,
ar.I tu ufattf rrvaf.F inpnsFoi tsf 10, a.
asar ahrsf - sat a 80 "a sss-oa.
IuoN Aal sni DAtsN gurfafurs.
.AxIIIr iisr-s iiskr-ons ~ ~ trsi in
th. ulafs.t ffi.s Fyry -
r>rrniN so~ins Nsshins. a. 1r-' AL
sIruUiFsf on 90
NasIng Msfhins kaifs Cftn.isrs. >.stisns AT
Eifrts
Halter Tel. naftff niNes. nutisr oautsfs.
greafnsr. chars. nailsr Nurksrs AL buitsf
~taHFHs
W uals .p-,iasy - Batter fsetary AL
Private lair ~IupHrs
a. "a saF raIIsaf tralk tiav tarrisr., llar-s
iiaf lufks. l'uIrYs. efapflr- 49, tlssass, a
urfIl rUl ritr ~ o. dos rtItits rirrulsrs a.
pFi.rs. ani 90 &C. 10 iu - r1arkt aul N
klsfsf rriHs. srarrf q hrre Varistf ~ N
fifrrfuf ga Irs n e. alslFg tNtuncs. tnriHiinE
faur stF - - haF fsrk-
We faruist sstlraatlsi rust - ~ l-rst faiisaf
trslk sItf oarftsf str plt 40 in ~ hafu Ia
f,.aartr uafkIne artsF 49, sstinatsHi go - q
- O. hitIh nErns aIhaat a. trsfk act carrier
tf filss az stuirt ststf ths tenrih - lsaru a.
Sss.i 90 ds.lri,.,i,s slraiar. at pr,es.to
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aOllO VIsIlDUlf EIPRtSS HIM

3uktH NEsttSskA GNf NNss NAstSt
n rRrraarh c.. nra s'aHFrrH - Eerr1s
I..ir C.ga "a ll.a.t q - Avn lHnf .,
80. t-.ssa-n clffl 40. ula a .itth uCrn.
4 nj. nf.uTra go ukAith. ufH fAEr nssli-
= Ch.IF c. a nuslt rtAlfE ~. "a
- CHICAGO "a frnhln Il. ~ AAac
tgHfNoa afa ruEHLn. ~ g. 1870 - a.
= CTR AL Iafekas uEsFaaa.l s.a.rs ua,ss
80 "a ~ Jossrh aa.t ksnssa CO. ls-.rsess
fsily wuh ChniHa ~ hHlIss 3. 60 f1a 80
go. P,aF,ianf 10 AaFslss co. 81 Trt.f,sa
r. Dr. Il.la q rli ffUm i.hrH lrtf ksrt
- usfyiau q ~ uria 90 aanllsf alsa -
Als.IF Gssan.laafs - calufsla.
Via Tho Albert Lea Route.
s,ilf rsrr-.s rfat,a fsIir tsfues1 r. - -
nirsssg.Iiis ant 80 rtiI So TIA. ssH ~
riisins ChaH Cas- .Thtl A. 60 rau a.
f<ints ana Esussa ClfI 49, ..a.r - -
a.4far t-tsern ruuris ef.fI' t.aaf ~ 80
T.ns yla Hrlk fsiaIHi ~ la|.f'f -
W.f9fsfI.su. alsln Ialla. a. l.... leslfif 80
il,sotin. snd IIshlns oFlsllala TT f.H /. .rhsust
IN. mt L. 80 $780, 49, Es.. 49, ~
n.giiItiss . travel a. 49, ffHfH iI.tl 80 -
siaaatl 81 ofilsf arlihfra lr.-.h
Yo,rtRsts. nals F.t'.s. I'll i.sI.I r'rus
Ia. avtig "a anT css4f.la 4I.s.f 6 c. l. stzns
g. ST. JOHN. JoHs SrcA3Illh
OH n.a.s.s o. Jas q Fsss 40
CHICAGO. H.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21
WELL DOSE, BOSTON.

New York Pres.
The reception which the citizens
OF Boston gave President Harrison
and the Representatives Of the gov
eminent who accompanied him to
the reunion of the Grand Army Of
the Republic has been In the high
est degree credItable to them and
10 their patriotic old town. The
entire populaee gave itself up to
holiday making. Enthusiasm was
showered upon the presidential
party and the veterans with equal
and unsparinE hand. Fair weather
and . gracious temperature COM
blned to help the people do the
honors Of the occasion.
New Workers are prone TO m axe
jokes on some Of the idiosyncrasies
Of the typical Bostonian. II IL a
harmless amusement and we have
no doubt that orr DeigAbors on the
great bay are glad to able to
contribute something toward reliev-
Ing the seriousness with which life
is regarded in the metropolis. Bu.
In matters OF public spirit, for ex-
amples OF whole-souled American
ism and for patriotic impulses, New
York may well look 10 Boston. The
festivities Of the present week In
that town have been such and so
hearty ss 10 draw the attention Of
the whole country thitherward.
The enthusiastic welcome to and the
hospltsble entertainment Of the
members Of the Grand Army can
not fail to reklndle the old respect
and love for that organization. And
we feel sure that President HarrI-
son goes back 10 the discharge Of
delicate and Perplexed duties at
the national capital more confident
than ever Of the loyal and hearty
support Of the people.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21
Sherifs sale.
STATE OF RANSAS.I .
EnrNrN M SAIINN

~
Alexander Monroe vs. Kaw Tribe No. n.
improved Or,ier Of Red Men, Aaron =.
Nudge, Allen l. DOdgc, W. y 0ubett, Adj
sou. seaman Co, and Crane Bros. Manu-
Occurring 10.
BY virtue of an or,ier Of sale issued cut OF
the clerk = ofIice of the district court sitting
lu aud trr -sid Saline county. ia tire above
entitled action and to nie directed. I VIII on
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of September,
l-a', ~ two o'cIock In the anernoon of
Snit day, ut the front door Of the cOun
b.usr In said county, oder for sale ~ public
~urJion AMI sail. without apprAisement,to the
highest aud best bidder for cash In hand. 10
sstiSft said order OF sale. all the estate. title
ruf u'ru.-f OF the Ri-sVe nantrd defendants,
ami 80 n at them. and ail psrsous claiming
uuJvr theu. la snd "a the following Described
tract snd psrrel of land, situated IN said
county, to-wW:
iot one hundred and thirt y nine tlNpl on
south santa Pc Avenue In the city % Sslina,
tCzJ'her With the appurtenances thereto b.
iunEing,--suhject 20 the lien of . certain
Mort gage. described In the decree In this
. action. executed 10 secure the sum OF fi3foo.
With the Interest tn accrue thereon nom may
!. ISIS and RECORDED in vol. -, "a page ~, In
u e rccnrd of mortgages IN said county
Given under nv hard. NJ my ufficr On the
.'rv ~ Saiina, In Sai county. this 5th day OF
\ gsust iSs, FEIpH QtISCY. sheriff
Ogeu 4 Rassctt, Any for FRA. R-St
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21
Adoption Arp RfLsr cogrrr.


The returns In Riley county
teaches one thIng-thst the people
In Anderson's home county are
ready 10 rePadlate him. And this
being true Il should open the eyes Of
every Republican In the district 10
the importance Of nominating o
man who can unite the party n We
want TO win IN November. The OPP
position to Anderson throughout the
district IL 20 great that even n he 10
q nominee Of the party it IL doubt
fuI whether be can be elected.
Many Republicans are so bitter
against him that they will oppose
him II he 10 the standard bearer.
This IL true In every county In the
district, even his home county In no
exception. The Republic common
ton on the result In Riley says:
An examination Of the vote ut the
primaries last Friday night shows
/ what = naFTog escape Mr.. Anderson
had In this county. Outside the
city the country II against him by
from five 10 eight majority. A
change of six votes In the third
ward, nine In the first, and ten In
/ the fourth, would have reversed the
results In these wards, and q total
change of forty-four votes In the
city would have elected the anti
Anderson delegates. Mr. Anderson
polled all the strength he had In the
recent contest, while many Of tbs
| anti-Auderson voters stayed away
from the polls for personal consider
atiOns. Although convinced that
they shonld vote against him, they
disiiked To assist in the defeat Of q
man In his own town, aud cowardly
lodged the Issue by remaining
ut home.
After having all the party mschin-
cry and the organization at his back
aud then succeeding by only . scratch
shows the mans weakness. He car
ried Manhattan by Q small vots, az
ter the herculaan efforts Of +. b.
Purcell and Col. Anderson, both al
whom, We understand, pulled o1
their coats and worked at the pri-
maries. Outside Of the town the
county went against him. And
such IL the popularity Of the man
the machine wants 10 nominate.
The machine will run the old ship
on q rock.-JunctioH City RepubIi.
r0g
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21
REPUBLICAx CONVECTION.

A delegate Republican county
convention will be held st the court
house In SallnA, Kansas, on the STd
day Of August, 1890, ct II O'Clock ..
m, for the purpose Of electing seven
delegates to the Republican eonven-
ton Of the Fifth Congressional DIS
trIet, to be held ut Clay Center on
Wednesday, the 9th day Of August,
1890; and seven delegates to the
State Republican convention 10 be
held at Topeka on wednesday, the
srd day Of September, 1880.
The basis Of representation will be
one delegate for every % votes and
fractions Of II or more, cast for the
Hon. L. U. Humphrey for governor
In 1sss, giving the several precincts
representation In the county con-
yeutIou a. follows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

NWU EUEB HUUN8 II q HUNIH.
New York Tribune.
Two full moons 10 July seem to
have sstoaished some people. why :
the phenomenon" a. It IL called,
happens about once In three years,
In fact ss often as the first full moon
falls on the first or second, or early
on The third day Of . thIrty-ons-
day month. This occurred, for in
ltance, In December, 1873, August
1879, July 1882, December 1884, snd
October 1887.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

The removal Of the remains OF
Gen. Grant from New York seems to
be favored by the majority Of the
newspapers Of the United States.
The journals Of that cIty Of course
do not favor the removal. Those
papers should then agItate the ques-
ton Of erecting q suitable monument
over the generals grave.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

Our friends the enemy do not
seem TO sleep well Of nights because
Of the ooptIn ued existence Of Mr..
Blaine. Insomnia by them will not
effect Q demise on the part Of Mr..
BIain. He appears 10 be very strong
and vigorous physically a. well -
mentally. He 10 good for many
years yet In which to combat the
doRmas Of the democratic party.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

THERE 10 Just this 10 say about
any further appropriation for the
SalIns courthouse. The reelection
Of Mr.. Andersen means nothins
further, a. he IL publicly pledged 10
ask for no more. Col. Phillips
would 90 to congress unPledged 10
that way, and could and would con-
sIstsntly work for . further aPPro-
nriAtlon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

TIE mormons have been over
whslmingly defeated IN the elec-
lions I'm Salt Lake city. The gen
tiles are taking that city, - well -
the territory. Il will not be many
years before Utah will come into the
union - Republican state.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21
Rnnd NniIcc.
STATE or KANSAS.
InIN Ny nE HAIlNE.

y
CoVNTN 80 $NLlNF.
,uFFIUE 1T grI-~rv CLERK,
JUiv =, l>a1-
MOTTO g. fs b-rrhs givrn 'E8f uu tlg t-'h
y day ct Jgl-. i~-s', e pgtis.On -iEr.d 10y
RDbi Waters aua 20 o'usf-, Was presented -
tire No-Fri 81 CuuUtN commissioners OF the
county and state aforesaid. praying far thu
opening Of CpTtsin road. Described ~ fol-
lows. VIZ
Commenting on thr ~ rrr Of See. n.
Township .. EanF. A0st 81 EN- =. NJ. aud
running west uutft ~ -;r.Er TIE -u't giT'-f''ly
located GA the sfrrr-' 80. line u~.u: three
fourths of rttsy iy length
Whe- anon. std P@sr,i o. -Cplnty Coia-
mi--iC 'Srs y. D., .l'.d tNJ fs'iuv iit'g uH ft4-d
psrSni :. ~. ]. ". Nt.uEE. pr -,idan Hud
Joint H-rssvsk a. .rvtT- N.fs fr.s'r|ss't. y
20 met ~ Ia, EHr~f vl Rob " ssTa Ia
sprinl Greek Township. or "Wednesday the
9Th 4 = % Avg. \. 's.. .s-rE. aV. v-'s~",j Ia
view 40 rus, and give. Co gll a....- e o., ur-
ing.
fly or.irT % the - ART Co: C"rr'y comm ,s-
sioneTs %. ,. Apui-r~,
Juuaty TisrF.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

LAST Thursday ct Colorado
Springs Q cloud burst over the city,
almost deluging t. The streets ran
deep with water ard the cellars were
filled. causing . loss Of $4,000. A
haIl-storm accompanied the down
fall, and stones lay on the street 10
the depth Of several inches. Two
persons lost their lives In the wild
rush Of water In the ravIne near the
city,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

The railroads are trying 10 kill all
the waterways Of the country.
They cannot stand the competition
Of the rivers and the canals. The
people should fight against this In
every LEGALITY with ell the strength
they possess. The competition fur
nIsbsd BY the waterways IL healthy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

TEE friends 81 Mr.. Anderson are
begging the question when they 90
round asking voters not TO cast any
vetes at all for delegates 10 the
county oonvention.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

some very good reading will be
found In this paper that has besr-
ing upon the struggle for congress
sional nomination. The excerpts
are copied from exchanges In this
district. Saline County has but one
present duty TO perform-to send .
solid delegation TO the Clay Center
Convention pledged to vote for Col.
VIM. A. Phillips arst, last asd all
the time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

INVENTORS have perfected the sp-
pliancss Of electricity to an extent
justif ying the prediction that rail-
roads will soon be run by Il instead
OF steam. Then the cars will make
$50 miles an hour. But this wonder
full power was not great enough to
kill man In the speedy manner II
was thought desirable.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

SENATOR BRICE Of Ohio lives In
New York city. The people Of the
Buckeye state do no like that SORT Of
representation, and Q few days ago
the chief fugleman Of Brice was
defeated for nomination. Mr.. BrIce
the railroad Wrscksr would better
20 home and live, or surrender his
once.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

BorrIss fun q the BODY Of Ken-
miller, The murderer who Wa killed
By electricity are on sxhihition In
many places. Could anything more
than that be done b crafty . NOR
bid curiosity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

HoNoRs are easy on the court
house question. The people Of
salIna are grateful 70 Mr.. Anderson
fer his vote and work In favor OF
our federal building. But they
loyalty stood BY and voted for him
for . number Of years. Honors are
easy,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

Col. PHILLIPS, the founder Of
salIna, 10 . candidate for the con-
gressionaI nomination. Every eiti.
zen Of salIna and Of Saline county
ought 10 consider it . pleasure and .
duty 10 vote for Phillips delegates ct
the primary this evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

LosT-A gold scarf pin about two
or three miles east Of sAlina on Iron
Ave. road. Finder will please leave
same ut this ONCE and receive re-
ward.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

SALINE county people would b
very proud 10 have the nominee Of
the party hail from sslina. The
way TO crafty thAt pride Of locality
10 10 vote for Phillips delegates to
the Clay Center convention.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

THERE IL no doubt that the county
convention will pass . set Of ringing
resolutions endorsing Col. VIM. A.
Phillips for congressional nomina-
ton, for Hon. L. u. Humphrey. for
Governor, and endorsing the United
States Senators Ingalls, and Plumb.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

TEE people Of the seventh district
have gone almost wild with sxub-
Grant Joy over the nomination Of
HallOwSll for congress. Il is said
he viii get the largest majority ever
east for congress IN that district.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

A NASAL INJECTOR free with
each bottle Of 5hiloh's Catsrrh Rem
edy. Price SO cents. Sold by %. G.
Tobey a Co., general agents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

NEW CAMBRIA. kans..
August leu.
The drGa Of :. r. nonmvcr a 90. "a this
dAy diS-,'Ncd. The business OF tue hrtn of
the Cambria Roller Nils will b. conducted
By the rrnisiuiRg partner. =. p. noumyeri,
At the siorr OF nunInyvT aud Bruhsk-T. len
New Cambria. y no will collect all Out-stani-
Ing accounts 90 thc rrIu. and the business
Wlll b. conducted under THE name OF = p.
ponmyeT. -. 2 rbsNNEE Co.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

"How shall We execute 2" IL becom-
Ing the burning question Of the hour.
Don Z execute at all. 1t Is better to
do Is Kansas does, keep the muir
dersrs . GEAR, and lhsn put them In
q safe piS.e, and save their lives,
worthless as they may be. II Il
horrible to take mems lives away
from them, even though they may
have taken otheI - lives. No capital
punishment In ours.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-21

FIRST Assistant postmaster gener-
al Clarkson has resIgned-resigus-
ton 10 take effect September ist,
The thousands Of democratic post.
masters who were dscapItated by
him wish he had resigned as soon Is
he was appointed. How they de
hate him.