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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10
SALIVA FEDERAL BUILDING.

Monday last MessrS. HutchIchin-
son and Banks received the follow.
ing dispatch from Hon. John A.
Anderson 81 Wellington:
speaker Reed has kindly rec.
ognIEed me, and Saliua building bill
just passed under suspension"
We learn since, that. In accord.
ancs with the Speakers ruling the
appropriation clause was stricken
out. This means that the building
will be erected, and that the appro-
priatIou committee will set apart q
sufiieIency for the building to make
u commensurate with all needs for
many years to come. IL more than
t75, 100 be needed to complete the
building In such commensurate
manner it will be furnished. This
being the case 10 becomes our people
TO prepare properly 10 place at the
disposal Of the site commissioners q
plat Of ground In . convenient lOca-
ton nj . reasonable sum, 90 that the
beginning may be made with as
little delzy ~ possible.
Sallna people have Just cause 10
isel proua OF tnls achievement.
We are sure they VIII unite In
OesVoNlns All praise upon our
ssnasors, MI: Anderson, and those
genIemsn Ino vent Irolu mere and
assisted 10 piAclng our necessltles 10
IN tne proper hgnt before the
powers tnAt oe ~ the capitol. In
Iset tney nave already gwen earnest
OF tnelr thahkIuiness IN 2 sPontan'
eO0s meeung, ~ when suitable
resolutions we're passed; Az Q sub
eequent meetlng the IolloNlng fes0-
luton was adopted.
:, WHEREAS, we the cltiSens OF va
Una ~ mass meeting Assemhled, are
higniy elatso because o. the passage,
~ the mouse OF representatives. oil
the Dill Tor . government building
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10
Notice 20 Contractors.
Once Of the County Clerk. j
Salina, Kana., April 3, len.

Faihua, Hhhs, hprti y, lSslN
Sealed proposals for the construction OF
stables at the county park 10 replace those
recently destroyed by nre. to be bullt accord.
Ing TO plans aud specifications now ON Iile nj
this ofiice, will ~ received at the Office OF the
county clerk until u O'Clock IN. Monday
April 18th. ls90.
The board of county commissioners re-
serve the right Ia reject any or all bids.
by orSier at the bOard of county commits
siOners- ID. J. ADDISON.
lt County Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

KANSAS CITY Star: Seventeen
years ago the price Of corn was about
the same - It IL to-day. Il was
used for fuel all over Kansas aud
Nebraska and thousands Of bushels
went TO waste on the ground. The
next year the same farmers bought
corn 1t Ssventy-nvS cents and . dol
lar bushsI. History has . habit Of
repeating itself, and the farmers
who are burning corn because Il Is
easier than to get up" wood may
be kicking themselves for their folly
before they are twelve months older.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10
Notice to Nonresident Dsfeniiats.

In the District Court OF the state OF Kan
sas, In and for Saline county.
The Alliance Trust Company, al
corporation, Plaintiff.
Joseph SHELTON. Nellie V. skei-
ION, Jerry ouiies and CHARTS
N To Joseph shelton ana i NeIIIe y. SHELTON,
defendants In the above entitled cause:
You are hereby notified that you have
been suee BY the plaintiff In the District
Court Of the State OF Kansas, In and for
Saline County, and that ON or before the 3ith
day Of MAY. A. y. lap, you must answer the
petition Of the plaintiff now on hie In the
sGice Of the Clerk Of said District Court, In
which the plaintiff ssks that . Judgment D.
rendered By the Court foreeloslnG q mort
gage given By you Tn the Lombard invest-
ment Company and nov owned by the
property, situated In the County of raline
and stnfe OF Kansas. to-wit: The sonth vest
quarter of section thirty -fDur (3s), toUBship
fourteen Nd, south range i've 90 vest Of sth
p. m.
mat the squity 81 rsdempaIoa Of eseh and
al Of the defendants named In the title OF
said cause In and 10 said uaortgaged prem
lses be forever barred and foreeB0sed. and
that said lsnde be sold 10 pay the Indebted
Bsss secured By said mortgage.
You are hereby further n0tlhed that, u
lore the day hereinbef0re stated. the fscss
and allegations contained IN said petition
viii be taken ~ true and Judgment rendered
- therein prayed Tor.
d. X. EfTTEs, Attorney sor Plaintiff
Attest: G. y. FRRDnfcEsoE Clerk
lsEALi Disfriet COurt, Saline County Kan
as. By A FaEDEicKsOs. DoVty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

The farmers Of the country have
learned by this time that the Re-
publican majority In Congress, and
for that matter, eve. ywhere else,
are carefully considering the con-
dltIon they are In and are striving
hard to afford relief. Where there
IL failure In that regard 1t IL because
the measure sought to be enacted IL
lmprncIIeabla.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

LONDON, March 2s.-The neg az
tradition treaty between Great Bri.
taia and the Unlted Etatss viii b
ofzleIaily pablished tonight. The
treaty will come Into eject April {
hsxt.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

ped Hands. c6iisisins' Corss an asd
al skin Erepsisns. and positively
cures Pilee. % ne pay required. Il
= guaranteed to give periegt salts
Ieeuon, % money refunded. Price
SSsnss Per eoz. Tor sale By Hushs,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

nip. Also sum not to exeeed four hun
dred and my dpilnrs fog the purpose Of
euiidi1g en Iron bldg over Gypsan creek
ne sstinistea eosf % sasd hridrus nos 70
exceed tveuty-one hundred collars % Saline
81 srs.r Of .hs Bo.rrof cssnsy cs.an,s-
sic1efe n J. AbDfsuN,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

MAYOR ALBRIGHT, Of Winfield, is
an enthusiastic exPerimenter with
the tobOcco plant. He believes
Southern Kansas soil IL suitable to
Il. He has 5000 young tobacco
plants ready to set out. To obVIate
the damages which may be done dur
Ing the summer In this region, he
will set his toboeco plants In . corn
field, where the corn will afford
them protestIOn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

THE wheat In Illinois II badly
damaged. In Indiana the crop will
he light. Other states the same. In
Kansas only, Il Is reported, IL there
Q bright prospect for . large crop.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10
Notice Of Final Settlement.
STATE OF KANsAR,I .
cotyTV or SALINE.

In the probate court In and for said county
In the matter OF the estate Of Charles
Gnbrieison, decreased.
Creditors ant all other persons Interested
In the aforesaid estate, are hereby notified
thnt nj the regular term OF the probate court,
In and for said county, 90 be begun aud held
nj the court rom in Halina, and county Of
day In the month of April, A. u. lsp.
shall apply 10 said court for a fuli and hBai
settlement of said estate. ChFiStln Gabriel
son, administrative Of Charles 1abrielaon,
peceased. CHRIsTIS 8ABRIELsON.
March 2, A. ID. lso.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

The Democracy doesn't seen 10 be
capturing the AllIsnes 20 any great
extent. The membership IL mostly
Republican. This will bs Its saliva
tiou.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

tbs MOssbay Hsmstits Iron aRd
Steel company Of England has sus-
pended payments, owing 10 the fall
In the price Of iron and also TO un-
profitable contracts. The company
announces that Il will pay Its credi-
tor ln full.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

Round trip tickets to Denver, Col
orado Springs and Pueblo are now
on sale Mt the Missouri Pacific depot
for SIS 90, limited 20 ten days.
II. w. REoRDAN,
Agent
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

The total enrollmeat Of the State
Agricultural College for this term TO
date 10 S54, . very considerable In
crease over the 80 Of . year ago,
while the grand total for the year
resohes this year sos. The higher
classes number this term ~ follows:
FOurth-years expecting 10 graduate,
%; ThIrd-years, so; Second-years,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

"REPuBLIcAN" in this issue Of the
JOURNAL gives some excellent
reasons for the Bomlnation and
election Of Charles Martin TO Con-
gress.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

The government 10 seriously con-
sIderIug the making Of ship canal
round Niagara Falls - . military
necessity I'm ease Of war. The estI-
mated cost f. S2S, OO0, 600.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

FORTY-sIX farmers we've inter
viewed at Horton . day or two ago.
Thlrty-sIX were Alliance men.
Thirty Of them were In favor Of the
reelection OF Mr.. Ingalls,. The
others were all Republicans aud
preferred IagAlls 10 . Democrat.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

Prices Of corr are looking mp.
Ditto wheat. The affairs Of this
country seen not TO be going to the
dsmuItIon bowwows after all.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

Wa give much Of our space to-day
10 Senator IngAlls's nns argument
in Congress last week.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10

In the experimental gardens Of
the State Agricultural College there
have been planted sixty odd kinds
Of potatoes, the ssed having been OBJ
tanned from several different plant
lnRs Of the same varieties last year.
The first planting last season was
made March 18th, the second o
month later. and the third from seed
obtained from the first, the latter
crop being harvested about the frst
Of November. This years crop will
IN measure determine whether or
not there II any value In the expert
ment % far - producing extra early
vnfisffea % concsrnsd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-10
Section 80

40 that, whichever construction of the
power 20 lay taxes Il adopted, the same Gun
eluslOn ts sustained, that the power ca lay
taxes 10 not by the Constitution confined to
purposes Of revenue. In point oG met 10 has
never been limited 10 such purposes By Con-
greSs; and all the great missionaries of the
Government have certainly maintained the
doctrine that u was not constitutlonatly ~
limited.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13

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N fh,.n, ..f ,,-i.,tr t,.-
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\.y.Y.I.~ 7, Nh .l...rr.ot n,,rtI, u ,,Lt... u
take . vI1fn- t.ur. Tne pe,Ie>tri.n na, n,
mud or .i,l.i;r-g ar,b 9r which Il, tr.yof. ,lr
h.en .-r y,tr,-h,. auI lr4.e> Lf> nerves. vbiI..
tile lat .,,4,s III HI. .llII .sr.y. ana browns /,
mite a, pictures, FL. id it, wav a, the more
-9.-aou. tini- Vi awqhenin-. .Iune.
TaeCA..err Hospital Which Mir. t,.or,5 ya,,-
Jeitu..ti~ lui-. th-. witlla liberal hand. i~v..,
ti.lr .uan., laun II substantial structure
aa t,. e.ruar NJ IoGth ~t.. ann Central rlrk
A.-a. III. ,its Z v.Ii l.,~tr,. for fi,,. f.. i,
lreol.- -Aeep arro., the fors>t PARK aul ..re
Waited do ihe opcn windows of the Hospital
Hlt..ii.trI Ly contact with unfra-raut. iII-y,Y-
l.t,l hlg-,-. nj ANN nscl pure AIR fl + tl..
sick And Suffering. The numerous window,
are adnirgL., ar.ar,e..i I'LL tb, ,.I.,,.,,....e
Am 3hpI9r. IA ,iorf,I+ ,,i,iI, ..,. ..,..,.
COURTYARD. .r the side. aaor.l, ain.r,. of,r.r.
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ill.,
l.-.cn- " ~ TIL SIXTH Aven1e MI" ro3j
arr .l4iiy amused hv reading fIuler a Cbirol,o-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13
The Belfast Band Association.

A committee from the band association has
drawn up articles of agreement between tie asso
ciate and active members, which have been ac
cepted follows:
list. We recommend that the seven articles of
agreement signed by the active members shall be
strictly observed and enforced.
I'd. That lease card shall be issued to each az.
tive member, who receives an instrument from the
association, and if from any cause the instrument
Is returned to the association he shall receive his
lease card and his obligation cease.
Sd. The lease card shall read as follows: 4 |
have this day : received from the Belfast Band
association one instrument namedl, NO. -- which
agree to keep in good order and condition and TO
return the same to said association when called
for. In case of any injury or damage, ordinary
wear excepted, the amount to be paid for said
damage shall be determined by the trustees
4th. The instruments shall be delivered and the
lease card retained by some one of the board T
trustees 10 be chosen by them.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13
Good TcmplarS.

Mrs Pollard organized fine new lodge at
South Broo ks last Friday evening, named south
Brooks Lodge, No 264 with Is charter members,
and the following officers: Joseph Ellis, Deputy
II. J. iiamlin, Z. T.; Clara NJ. Ames, v. IT.. Kate
A. Prime, Sec. Meets Wednesday evening.
Baker Lodge at the Cove, Northport, is stu
holding on, and will begin to meet regularly next
week. Its membership is small, but of the staving
kind. A temperance association, of which the
lodge is a part, has been raising money for some
time to build nice little hail for their own use 1t
will probably be erected next season.
Since the last report Mrs. Pollard has lcctured
for the benefit of W Winterport lodge and r. H.
Shaw Lodge at Brooks. Lectures to good audi
ences have also been given at south Montvile and
Searsmont, where lodges win Ne organized at no
distant day. She closes her tour in Waldo county
with lectures at Thorniike and Troy, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings OF this week, for the benefit
of the lodges in those towns.
Sebasticook Lodge, No. I0l, of Durham Village
is again coming to the front As one of Waldos best
lodges, returning y members, gain Of ~ tile Iast
quarter, and with the following officers at the
helm: f. A. McAllistcr, {. H.; Able Winn, \. r.:
Wentworth Pease, Sec. j. midget f. s. Mrs g.
A Berry, Treas; Mrs. Flora Gilmore. = j. r.; II.
J. Murray, Il. q. r.; GEO. r. ~human, Deputy
Meets Monday evenings.
Belfast Lodge is agitatng Tie question " chang
ing the regular night Of meeting from Monday to
saturday, in order to have the meetings Of the
Lodge and Temple Inc same afternoon aud eyc
ming, and for the yeniencc of MANY members
who are connected with other ussociutiYns Tie
lodge has also decided to give q public entertain
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13

Major Mckinley does not seem so much disturb
tJ by his own defeat, and his friends now propose
70 make him candidate for governor next wear
81 am satisfied with the result in this district" he
says: reduced Democratic majority of 5000 to
less than 200 The people seem TO have a wrong
Idea OF the so-caled Mckinley bill. AS | have
often said on the stump, it puts hundreds of arti
where it is necessary to protect American labor /
think that In two years from its effects on the
country VIII he 50 beneficial that the people will
overwhelmingly indorse the Republican party
These tidal waves have always come after new
administration has come into power 1t has been
so Tor haif century. am not in the least dis
couraged; the protection policy is right and must
surely prevail. Two years Of Democratic legisla-
ton in the House of Congress will be all the PEG
pie can stand"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13
The Cost of Building a "Hen.COop. !"

The expense would be the cost of the voting
sooths-from 50 to $40 in country town-and a
few dollars more for extra clerk hire Portland
Advertiser.
les, dear Advertiser! But did you ever provide
lumber, nails and other hardware and hir e A sec
ond,class carpenter to construct a hen coop, and
get the Job completed on that amount of money !?
but your hgures be correct, there is no earthly
need of setting up hencoops in the several town
houses In this State. Such investment, therefore
pc 1t ever so small, is wasteful extravaganza
| Bridgton New
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13

Arkansas has Endorsed political assassination bv
sending Clifton u. Breckenridge to Congress from
the district in which his friends murdered Colonel
layton TO give Brecknridge seat in the pres
cnt Congress. Arkansas Democrats are evidently
insensible to the shame and sense of disgrace in
FoAed by such spectacle. New York Press.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13

Peru imposes a tax Of cents yer pound ON
al foreign ard imported.
81 assertions from the regular army turing
Inc past year We're - less than asst year.
The establishment Of The British protector
ate over Zanzibar has been formally proclaimed.
Major General Niles reports that most Of tie
y e~irrn indians EXPECT q Messiah and Says
The Mormons are at the bottom Of it.
Thus far the menbalqn aeet 1t New London.
t. haN taken .6.2o0 ,0o9 fish, which will. it il
TwoJapanese students Of the Michigan 'ai-
fer-ity, said to be Of noble families, have
."PeI with two American girl from Ann
Arbgr.
The barque Granada Of New York, found
The Granada was Built at Damari>cotta, Me-.
10 lS,3.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13

!
the next pleasant evening.
Little Tommy Beckwith, who burgari1ed Mr.
F. A. knowlton store last week. was sent to jail
for thirty days, Policeman Frisbcc was the com
| painant.
Mrs Ortayia George, of Boston, and Mrs. Pen.
uetom Of Beltas are II our city to-day, to attend
the funeral or Mrs Pendletons father, VI IT. Leonard
George halloWell Register, Nov. Sth
The Woman's Alliance, the non partisan tenn
perance organization, win meet i'll the Methodist
vesry this, Thursday, afternoon at 30 O'clock
All in sympathy with the movement arc earnestly
invited to Join.
A leak was discovered SATURDAY afternoon in Tie
water pipe near the cornerof Main and Pleasant
streets. superintendent Bird shut of the water In
that section and put on crew for repairs TIE
leak was found in the pipe leading from the main
to the hydrant' the lead packing having blown out
The pipe wa promptly repaired ana the var,r
| turned on
SECRET SOCIETIES. At 4 meeting of tle t,,;tI.j
Assembly Of the Pythian sisterhood AT Portland
last week, Mrs. o. X. Ncaton, of Belfast was elect
ed Grand outer Guard . The ladies vho hlyc
charge Of purchasing the banner for Palestine
Commandery, Il. NJ, s,y thc baucr Nt.luc rr,
scented some time m january and tAat il -Jl1iyr.
Will be given on that occasion.
Pensions have been -rantcda, tolou- ort-.rl
-Rufus Grey, Niuahaveu Prouti-- NJ F,l-er.
Augusta; Chas. Clemens, Goyhuud, MifIuIl Kill.
sell Fittsiieit, ncrc,-c-Jom ~auuoru, nj kuoN.
William, father Of stephen q. Chase, Whites
| Corner RoNaua mothcl VI win. ii oarfn,r.
Belfast, original Willard Iladley, Camden. min.
o. N James o'NyiI, Belfast
IDr.IJt,l- Ig,.rr.-t ,,....-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13

The free traders declare that Mckinley prices
uld Mckinley prices viii do it again two years
from now. When the Mckinley bill has worked
out its perfect work prices viii he low labor in
demand, and the Republican majorities greater
than ever. New York Press.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13


Harvard College seems to have dcscnerated
into factory for the manufacture Of mug
WumpS. dudes and free traders. The pro- Eng
lish and anti American sentiment which pre-
walls there finds expression in the college pub
LEGATIONS. y writer 10 Printers Ink says of the
Daily Crimson, tile college paper: In the al-
VertiSing columns the largest cut is the ROYAL
Coat of Arms of England, setting forth that
ten per cent. discount is allowed for cash on
the latest London novelties" A second coat
OF arms adorns another advertisements While
two more tailoring advertisements from Lon
don houses state that one Of the partners
ha- arrived at Boston. with new London
patterns and correct English styles. and will
be pleased to make appointments after office
hours. 7 he only advertisement in the eater
Ing inc dweIls on "Mu>ty Ale specially"
"A Trace Of English mutton chops" Work
Shire rarehit>," "We>h rarehit>," ana The
only British bitter beer in American The hat
ter GeaI, in lIeath'> London hats. The cigar
dealer announces with pride: zone would
tbinh tbey Were in London y looking in the
window at our display Of English briar pipes :"
ana our own manufacturers, Me>~rs Kinney
Bros, announce: The latest English cigar
ettt tho sttnd,rl Of the World" Coull any
literature omonatir- from Harvard College
more Hearty show The An4omanjae tcrder-ie,
If tha modern Athel~:
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13

The rum vote Of Boston elected Russell Gov
ernor of Massachusetts. Hence the jubilation
OF the eonvicts in the State Prison. a. reported
by the Democratic Boston Herald
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13

We intended to say last week that certain of
our citizens had received unmerited and I'M
desired notoriety in connection with the rum
raid; but the types made it unmerited and IN.
deserved. That is Pathological but true.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13

Kentucky blesses Massachusetts,, " tele-
graphs Henry Wattcrson. This tribute from
the Solid South, the land of the shot gun and
tissue ballot, will be appreciated as it deserves.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13
Supreme Judicial Court.

suprtme Judicial Court.
JUDGE WALTON PRESIDING.
The divorce case of Mir. f. IL. Nealey from his
wife, Sarah J. Nralley, occupied the attention of
the court for two days. As reported last week
Mr.. Neallcy alleged cruel and abusive treatment.
The libelee contested the case, claiming that she
did not want a divorce. She was too i'll to come
into court and her deposition was taken The
libelec has been ill., the result of child birth and
the lihelant has been obliged to pay large sums
fol medical treatment since their separation. At
the conclusion of the trial Judge Walton said he
would not grant divorce unless the libelant
made ample provision for the libelee He would
not consent that she be turned out upon the world
IL her entcebled condition without means Of sup
port. The Judge said that if the libelant would
deposit with the clerk of courts a certificate of
5000 he would further consider the matter This
the lihclant refused to do and the libel was dis
missed White for ibclant Mcclellan for H.
belize.
state vs. Rowe Emery of Frankfort, indicted
for the larceny of goods from the store of the
Mount Waldo Granite Go. in Frankfort. The in
dictmcnt charges Emery with entering the store
on the 18th day of oct, 1889, and taking therefrom
numerous articles ut wearing apparel and gro
ceries. Emery was indicted at the January term,
l7.'b hut was sent to the Lunatc Asylum at Au-
gustt rs insane lie was brought to Belfast last
week FOR trial The defence was insanity. DR.
: unborn. OF Augusta, superintendent of the Asv-
iunl, testified that Emery was insane when he was
Brought 70 Augusta, but that he is now much bet
ter. 1t was in evidence that insanity was in the
family. Verdict not guilty. or in other words the
llI-tftT is insane { Attorney state
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13

a Massachusetts, Republican say, in private
note to the journal: Though We were politl-
eally buried last Tuesday we hope for gori-
ous resurrection another year, and will be
ready to vindcate the principles not only of
the Mckinley bill but the Lodge election Bill
also In 1892
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13

1t wasn't ''still hunt campaign in Mass
chusetts. Auburn Gazette.
Perhaps not, but it was rum victory.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1890-11-13

The ample form Of the "Man from Maine
will not occupy the Speakers chair in the
House next winter. [pittsfeld Advertiser
On yes it will Speaker Reed will wield
the gayel until March 4th, 1891. and he VIII
have the floor in the succeeding Congress.