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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
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DEPARTURES or srIAnERs.

VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT 1k761hl
Y COMPANY for the sEAsHoRE. <11sa =.
Cheapest and most pleasant route 70 OLD
POINT. virginia BEACH. OCEAN VIEW.
NORFOLK .PoRTsNoUTH. VIEWPOINT NkWs'
CLARgAONT, and JAABS-kIVkk land
INGs By elegant saloon ssesracf "a, Ani ll
Leaving Rich mond RYknY MONDAY. WkDSEb-
DAY, and FRIDAY at A M. srees-csrs 20
directly to steamer wharf. Fsrs 70 Old Point
or Norfolk. si.50: second ciass. 81.
Connections at Old Point and Norfolk Closely
with ell lines for northern cities, Vreinis Beach.
and Ocosn yisw same afternoon. James river
by daylight Great tourist Ina Cheapest
route.
through tickets on steamer and NJ Gsrber's
Agency, 1000 Main street baggage checked
through. State rooms engaged Tor day or night
Ere xht received daily for NORFOLK, PORTS
MOTH. OLD POINT, ALEXANDRIA. ALLAN
! TIC AND DANvLLg. and fAHaFiLLE Anu
POWHATAN X X. STATIONS, and WASH
| ISarON, ID. c., all points In Eastern North
Caroins, Eastern Virginia, aud sll regular land.
| ings on the James river. at lowest rAtes aud
| through bills issued.
LuCIgS Is. TATUM, Vies-Presidsnt
No. iu7 Main street and hocketts.
IRWIN WKIs Gzk Freight and Pasxengsr Agent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
TRAINS NoaTHwAK
'Dann tpsIly !. except !. saaasy:

8TOPftN6-yLACx&
Noa. u. 81. ~ u. aad - make no eeep& NoA
- and y sop % etgnsi - AapsAesesr
Drswfys Blud Csntyalia, aaA chaeese Ne ..
store a Chester. NoA ., e - n u. II, ~ sn1
"a. vttl stop at ~ citations Tor passeAeoeA
PgLLNAa-CAa sBayicA
On fraaas Voc. u end = aleepinG-eafg bobveea
New YORK sad TampA fi> tts JsssseavrlsA
wsshipseeo - charieesoa. On 1raaa Ne ~
sleeping cars bNoueso WoshiHstsA and Jank'
sonvills. ca TrsiD No q slosptns.sAn -
TIE ONLY ALk-nAn4 LINE re MoksoLx
r.sane. ss..s :ss rsrsoll.. ...s - . y
Iiehnond. 80. s1sS; Z. ~ NGsslk -. ~ q -
Nertals. =. 500 = n.ee1se1 .te!s 4 =
fhs rsips lsaviaG nishnee4 = 80 - - 80
tnsss Two poiatA sn1 pssseaesa g oIeee1
without change & SoeA &C., N9n4e441q -
s,se nads ct fs,srsbar0 ~ ~ ~ 2. ~ ND
iroa E,ssnesd ~ ~ - - - uAia 80
fcsIss ,ssy.ae nseaass4 = ~, - Il -
~ 3 Il ana sfsivine 8 hlghn6Q1 2 HI .
S:. - s - ]. |. ~ = -. ~ - { = c
/ 81 y;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
Why the Oyster Turns
NAV Yorh Tribuua.l

with the approach Of September the 3y-
star Il beginning to turn upeesily IN nis
lttie bed. He ls not trcublsd 20 mucn
bscsuso he will soon have 10 60 where ~
GOOD oysters 20 - he u st the thougnt
thst In few days about thoueand eo!-
tora more OF lees, win refer 70 him - :
luscious bivslve."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
PHILADELPHIA, X l Q H. I'm
MoND AND NORFOLK
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

Appointed sailing days. Every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at ~ II. and every SUNDAY Ct .
A. Al.
Freight for Tuesdays and Fridays steamers
received TIL 1l,a0 a. NJ. Tor sundays steamer
I'LL p. NJ. Saturday. Freight received daily TIL
bP. VI.
Fare, 80.
For further information apply 10
j. ". AcCARRICE,
General Southern Agent. once hocsstLA
". \. CLYDE A CO.,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
DICHMOND AND DANvILLn
HI RAILROAD

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY u. 1874
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA
$50 A. n. SOUTHERN RxPHgss. daily, 70 ~
laBta, Angasts, aud points south coee
meets at Gresnsboro Tor Durham an1
Raleigh: 81 Salisbury for Westsrn
Norm Carolina Passengers can hoo
sleeper atgP.N Through slsepssD
from Daavine -outh
espAM ACCOMMODATION, daily. excspo
Sunday. 10 Clover. Va. and iasSS
modisie points
100 A. n. VIaGISiA AND NORTH CAROLINA
EXPRESS. daily, through trails -
Esloigh ria ksysVilie. Coanece q
gurksylle with Aorfolr and Western
railroad for FTmyille. Lyncnbaroa
AMI points west: AZ keysvills Ia
CiarEsviiie, Oxforf, hsEdsfson' 49,
Durham.
sOoP n. FAST NAIL. daily. for Ans..a. A.
gusta, sld p0ints SOUTH Conneee =
kosslsys junction wih frnuue
and Porhstsn railroad. Al orosnes
boro FOR Durbsn and haiegh: -
Salisbury tor. wssssrn Fortn Caro-
lima through sisopers from paoe
emPN LOcAL, daily. except sunday. fs9
Amelia Courthouse and intssmediaQ
poinH -
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND
s s:S 4 n From Atanv >nd Augusta
sg A. N. From Amelia Courthouse
4o p. ". Prom RAslso-
saSs Il. n. At Manchester. from CisvsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31

Rspsmbsr that Hood's s4s.eperi!le z I,
psculles modicias. satisely daaessn5 nea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
RAILROAD LIVES
NostoE1 1sD Sss1sss an.

NORFOLK AND DIV WESTERN RAIL-
scnYpuIs N isrIcr NAY II. INA
TWO raArSs pHLr ~ AossoLk AVE
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYKD-sThhkr stAIioN
go ~ Daily. ga Pessrsbsrs -ksSnooeA -
Noon sosioIs rsrsIsh k'Rrs .s o..v y =.
tssshars ana suffolk 4 sscs.a
train, leaving PETERSBURG - 1i;o -
u. sod arriving ct Norfolk sss r. NJ
stops a. all stsiionA
60 l. n. Daily, ~ Pesscscurv. Anfve .
Pstefsnvrs lois A. n. Ne leoveo
Petersburg ii.i5 A. ~ Tor ras9s
vna LyncshurI ana al points ssso
esp n Daily. va Petersburg. Arsvs -.
tsrsburs i.i5 r. NJ; issvs Pesrsburu
$40 r. n. daily arriving Nost0aAf
lin p n pasiy. els Ps,es~sarS. Arrive -
PstsrsourG la;o, A. n. opnneSano
with Trnin No l. leaving Pesseabae9
st is4cA. \. foe fxmvlla Lyncos
bxrg. PosAhontaa snd ell DsiaM
south Aa1 Wsse
leo A. ". Daily, vis Bgrksstlis, for farmvilisj
Lyncsburs. The ssasa, aas we.s
PULLMAN sLxSPl1HI99,sCxA Ao~o
10. i-slcspins-car IRON rstsrsearx " brssoS
without ehangs leaving Petsr.nars dsIy =
ia:4O ). H.. ani Lyneaears 10 hempn~ W
Mo- S-Lyacnbws 70 Roma aad ROANOKE -
Memphis witaoat enangA
Tickets, bAzKagc-cbeoxA oh1 ~ intN usAoS
can Be obtained q; Richmond and fsesosef
railread Depot, A. W. sSbsfA iou nan ~rseS
Nnd q ne conpaaTs once Vol east Nam s9ss0
d. W. COURTNEY.
PAsssnses Aseas
W. q BRviIL
General rAssAsss AssA
CHARLpa q EpBv. vios-Prss4eaA -
General once. koanekA Va res
L,ARMVILLE AND POWHATAN
II RAILROAD.
GENERAL OFFICE 7C3 EAST MAIN srfhBU
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT AUGUST 4, issa
LEAVE RICHMOND.
els A. ~, ria Atlantis Coast Inc fer bermuda
Sis T.. ", eta Atlantic Coast Line for Wintsfs
pock and Intermediate stsfions.
! 60 A. NJ, via Richmond and Dznviiis, for fsr1.l
vile, and all stAtlous west VI AessleY
Junctioa.
I 800 p ", ria Rich mond and Dsnvillc. for Farm9
vile, and sll stations west Of Mossls1
! Jurcfion.
! soo p NJ. r,a Rirhmsni and Danviils, for skin(
! garter and Winterpock
ARRIys AT RIcaSosp.
| q:fo A. NJ, vid Atlantic Coast Line, from Winsers
| pock and inter mediate stations
| G2D p NJ, rid Atlantic Coast Liue from bermude
| SIS A. NJ. ria Richmond and panville. non
| Farmviile, AMI all stations wees %
| Hoseley Junction.
sl5 A. NJ, sril Richmond and Danyiiis. irons
| skirauArter and Wtntsrpock.
! All trains daily except sunday.
| For tickets, bssgage-chechs, Ems-fAnias. tcN
call upon A. W. GAkBEll Aiiaatic Coo, Line
aud kichmond aud Danyilis den0's.
r. NJ. BUCKINGHAM.
Goaersl Pasasngof Assra
JAMES X WxsrH, General Manager. sue
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31
Y0RK-RlVER LINE,vrA wrsrPofxn
THE YAvoRIrg ROUTE xoRfR
LEAVE RICHMOND:


TIE FAv0RIrR ROUTE xoRfR
LEAVE RICHMOND:
TRAIN No. 81, &io 2. u
LOCAL EXPRESS, daily exospt sunday. ooW
Of ell stations. AZ Lester Manor connects wit
TRAIN No 50. ESPM
BALTIMORE LtNifsp daily except sastay
Tor wes. Point connecting With rort-kivs4
steamers Tor Baltimore. AZ Baltimore ssssne0
connect Win BALTIMORE and Ohio rairosd II
Warrington, Pbiiaaeiphla. and New lork.
steamers leave baltimore y. 4 dauy. exos0
Trslas arrive ct R,chnead els 4 T. saa No
TRAIN 10 IA 10 A.. NJ
. LOCAL MIXED. daily sIcep, sunday. leave
Tventy-thri street for Wees Poins enc 49,
flcsetofics a. station foot os vrsinis sssss1
Opea s A. n. 70 r. n. aud from ~ N. 70 -
chg ..esss-ones-osrnsr Of rsas saa No.
stfeesa
sol HAAS. JAS L TAYLo9
Trsaac Nsnaeer Gensrsi Passenger Aesea
JOSEPH . PUTS. pivsioa Passsaser 49,
DIcHMOND, TREDERICKsBUR0
II AND PoronAo RAiLBoAnL-suAs11AQ
comusacing APRIL g. issS-essssss ssnn1eno
sAA n Leaves BYrd-sasss seeoa -
ssops oals - AshlanA oo!Au>lL u
tprd, eno treo sf1ceeooyusy roo1oo0D
whevstss assps - va6nlnoM3
| uss A n. leaves BYRD swsse staafsa 1a1lR -
sxesps sandal. 4
| - r. ~ leaves Brd.stseeo onnoa 49,
siescsr. Rien uond - keW YoyS.
| eacA u ayrivss - nyrd-G1leee Gonnoa 49,
sleeper NON NeU Yea -
~. Il arrs,s' = cyra.sesss aa1Sa 80
sasps = kfs1eelQ1eeelB 49,
Da.hvs,k snA Aan1nnA u6oDog ~
wasniafsna - xsu TEA pooo0
SOP - MA :. -
ssE =. arrives 9 Dyrs-sases eaa1sa -
exseDs onodaS 80
ARMAND TkAy1 go
AARr nxenFs ssxBAW
60 = ,sssr "a Ausvs = Aanan19
"a r eSnosvlsnsa lsnBn ~
on1knw osyiv0e = AanAnn1 e. On
~ = eER nAH sgsssns = Adl6n4 G
snAxZISfil> 49, AsA,snse 1o
eos>>anang tpepo AG1ol9 81
am = - : ~ - 49, u
sAxssrI So q
la
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7sc for DIR. PiERcrs rAvoRfrs PRE-
'f nc. for AYERS OR HOODS sARsAPA
los. for ALLCocK,s POROUS PLASTER
zoe. for TUFTS PILLS.
f5c for I POUND CASTLE SoAP.
nc for SIMMONS LfvRR REGULATOR
7sc for HoSrErrER's blTTkRS
2oc for MRS wiNSLow5 SOOTHING
iSc. for BxANpRErB's PILLS.
iec for FRAYsEa's NERVE AND BONE LINZ
All PATENT MEDICINES and TOILET ARrI-
CLEs at 10 to 30 per cent less than regular
priceA
sF,su&wsm soo1 vsnsbls street
PAINTS.
We offer az lowest market prices
LEWIS PURE LEAD.
PURE LINsERDLoIL.
and all MATERIAL FOR HoUsE-PAISTINo
! Every article guaranteed to be strictly pure.
PURCELL. LADD . co.
mis- Wholesale DrusgistA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-31

Next DAY. 18th OF November. 1855. the
convention assembled. 1t consisted OF 5S3
members from sixteen States and one Ter
ri,ory. most Of which had, like South Car
DINA. sent some of their chief men. but the
sage OF Fort Hill was fdcsIe prt'soeps. lie
was unanimously selected 10 preside.
Having boen honored with o place
upon the platform | had every. OPP
pOr,unity OF observing and OF hear
lng him, and was thus not Tar IRON
him when. with his noble and command
Ing attitude. clear and distinct enuncia-
ton, vivid and penetrating glance. terse
and forcihle language. conveying strong
and logical thought, and energetic manner;
amounting IN oil 10 his own rare sort OF
sloquence, he delivered his opening al 20.
dress. in which among other things, ne
brought the Mississippi river, by way OF
analogy under proper congressional treat
ment as great inland sea-"
COMMITTEES on CONGRESS TuEs AND NOW.
But bis connection with the Memphis
convention did not terminate with It's ad.
!ournment. Byits command he appointed
special committee TO memoriaiize ootn
houses OF Congress in behalf OF the grea'
objects which IL bad espoused 90 the result,
Of its deliberations. He named Colonel
James Gadsden. OF South Carolina, chair
man. James Guthrie. of Kentucky. T. Bar.
ton. OF Missippl. Leroy Pope. OF TENNESSEE
and James Lucas. of Missouri. When theii
memorial was presented TO the. united
States Senate, that then august body re-
ferred IL 20 special committee, Of which
Mr.. Calhoun was the chairman. On the
18th of June, 1916, he made his famous 70.
port, which ought 10 10 pondered aud
Needed 10 these days Of reckless squander.
ing Of the Federal treasures on partisan
and plunderipg schemes Even Ia regard
70 Blair educational bills II u omNs ceaui
We might learn some wisdom yet from The
fate Of Troyi
sTm<s Dsssos, ct dosa fsvsn<>As
There are legitimate objects for oougyss
eionsl appropriations and they ought "a
DO ~ liberal - government fairly end
constitutionaily admipistered ought n
dare 70 rsiss from the tsx-psying peoples
~ R,s;.:i'.a psnsioa Ar. snSsid|Ii9E nps
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-20
Real estate transfers for the weeL

Real estate transfers for the week
ending March Il, $50, amounting to
$lI,9025, furnished by Fitzpatrick
Il Going abstracters.
{ : {" samuel Bruman patent VI. sw'
I : {" samuel Pr"rnan patent -. swi
2ldL
David 4. Eagles a VT Ia T.. &. smith vii
tI,'n.iSi undi, lot - blk y Hawkes. adj lot
hlk lnt> ~ p =. hlk > bots blk lots L. i
~ - blk i"isI:5I5 blk EvcrhaIIs add Ia
Gyp>um city.
abraham Chrnnwnrth tn Richard W
Ch.nuwurIh vi S2.U1OO 81, ana.
state OF Kansas to Victoria THIS pat s2jiNS
- Swi IL To-.
State oT Kansas to CilIb-rt Webster pal
f73tn W Sci a NJ swi 'Glj5
Edwin Persons n wi 10 Qui - fever st nj
wi 81. 1o.It vt lnts : blk q BrsnSSille.
lack Williams & vi tORchard Henslcy
wd $5,sitO und' NJ mel BlIA
John T. I,.W1lf Ia \ LitnWirh 81 81 Wd
$50 ~ let blk 10 bot - blk III " Inst add
% sherman vi To George sherman wd
tsat9 lot ~ Eirwin Ave X " 10.
gypsum CITY Town Co tO W p Thinker wd
ss'ui bots , blk - lots j. ~ blk - Gypsum
CITY.
Cicurs. = shutter TO Mnllic Taylor wd ssU "a
lot 10Th q Bristol add To Salina.
r. VI Inst AsSpci to John r lbeMOlf Nd $50.
60 lot D. hlk 10 !"t = blk NJ = " lnts add.
Saline q" Ia John J 'i"iS rial tsd S62i lot j.
9Th II selma.
N McIrcrrng 4" p " Dow WI $50 ri lots
~ y 22blk - GH p>utn city.
John Furey a VT Ia r & Smith wd fpDO.ts
lots q 3 blk Q TAX bale add Ia Saiina.
prusilia Bair,l Ia : u BuzE1rl Wi 81 ,Elsl.ts
lot ~ biz lMorriSnns add Ia Salinn.
Iarob r BrrhieI Ia George VI Brnckrn wd
t2,iEsiODNi: mel, 7l33.
Pred n Quincy sh Ia ME Quincy shd
s21"l So mel SCI nwi4 lJl.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-20
TnE FIRsT ~ THE FIELp.

Elegant Pullman Dining Cars have been
placed in serviee between Kansas City and
Denver on the new joint vessIbuied Chicago
Kansas city and Denver express via the
Chicago Alton from Chicago 90 Kansas
City. and Union Pacific from Kansas City %
beaver. This train leaves Kansas City daily
nj SD n m, arriving ai Denver 7s0 .. M,
connecting with trains In Denver CnsOn De-
pot for all Paeiae Coast and Puget sOund
pcints. Returning leaves beaver SD ,. M,
arriving si Kansas city SIS p. m, and Chi
eaRo NJ SIS q M MagnIheent Pul man
sleepers, Free Reclining chair esrs, Pull
man dining ears. day eoaekrs, fast time and
union siepots. UEsarpassed service d thus
offered 10 passengers scIax East Or West.
For further particulars apply % your
Unlcn Paeisc agent 90 ssdrezs T. L LOnAx,
asn1 Psss. Ast-, Omaha. Heh
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-20

Considerable interest is naturally
felt by the citizens Of Salins a. 10
the location OF the federal building
soon 70 be erected here, and there
may be some conflicting efforts
For the benefit Of all concerned and
to inform citizens ss TO the mode Of
procedure to be followed b. the
authorities In selecting q ate, we
are permitted by Mr.. Cravens to
copy from the bill authorizing the
appropriation that part relating to
selection Of site:
Proposals for the sale Of lsud
suitable for said site shall be invited
by public advertisement in one or
more Of the newspapers of said city
Of largest circulation for at last
twenty days prior to the date
specified in said advertisement for
the opening OF said purposes.
Proposals made In response TO
said advertisement shall be adj
dressed aud mailed TO the Secretary
Of the Treasury, who shall then
cause said proposed sites, aud such
others as be may think proper 10
designate, tn be examined In person
by an ageut OF the Treasury Depart
nent, " no shall make written reppr {
To said Secretary OF the result of
said examination, and of his re-
COMMUNICATION thereon, and the
reasons therefor. which shall be
accompanied by the original pro-
posals aud all MAPS, plats aud state
ments which shall have come into
his possession relating TO the said
proposed sites.
elf, upon consideration OF said
report aud accompanying papers,
| the Secretary Of the Treasury shall
deem further investigation necp--
saTy, lie Iuay appoint q commission
| Of not more than three persons, one
| OF whom shall be an officer of. the
Treasury department, which COM
mission shall also examine the said
proposed sites, and such others rs
the Secretary Of the Treasury mkN
designate and grant such hearings
| In relation thereto as they shall
deem necessary, aud said commits
sion shall within thirty days alter
such examination, make To the
Secretary of the Treasury written
report Of their conclusion in the
premises, accompanied by all state.
meut-, maps, plats or documents
taken by or submitted To them, ia
like manner as herein before pro-
vided In regard TO the proceedings
OF said agent Of the Treasury De
partmeni; and the Secretary of the
Treasury shall tlIereupOn finally de-
teTmine the location Of the building
to be erected"
There will be no chance for
favoritism In the location OF the
site. Real estate owners may as
we'll begin to figure down low OIL
prices. As there are several !avor-
able sites, may the best and lowest
bidder win.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-20

Alta called meeting of the Saline
County Medical Society, for the pur-
pnse of making necessary arrange
ments for the Central District, and
State Medical Sorieties, to be held
In this city about May 18th, the
following resolutions were adopted.
n, sOircd. that all members of the
Saline County Medical Society, who
are members nf the Central District
Medical Sci .ty be invited To par
tiripate IN this meeting.
That five c0mmittees be appointed
as follows:
Rates and Transportation, Phil
!ips, Collin 8 md Crawford.
Halls and Entertainment, Collins,
Anderson, SwitZeT.
Printing ard Supplies, Anderson
Sawtelle and 1'nbey.
Receptions and Correspondence
Tohry, Phillips, Fowler and Ander-
son
Finance, Newman, SwitZer, Col
lins, Anderson aud Phillips.
That il IL the sense al this meeting
that n micTuscopical exhibit hc made
at the meeting of the State Medical
Society, and that DIR. Crawford lie
chairman Of the section; all cores
pnnhence on this subject Ia he AL
dressed In him.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-20
Try it Four Months
-FOR-
ONLY FIFTEEN CENTS
Yearly subscription. tI.Io. Sample copy free.
Address,
"THE HOUSEHOLD" BRArTLEBoKo, VT.
NayOr's Proclamation

l. C. r. Underwood. mayor Of th. city n
| Salina. Saline county, Kansas, BY virtue al
| the authority In me vested do hereby pro-
claim anu give public notice that an eiection
viii be held on Tuesday, April LIST, leo, al
the places hereinafter designated and NAMED
In the several wards Of the city fur the puF.
pose Of electing In each ward n councilman
and member of the school boartl.
The polls will BE- opened nj o'clock n. m.
and he closed at O'Clock y. m. Of the same
day.
The voting places will he as follows:
First Ward: city Hall.
Second Ward: County Court House.
Third Wa-Vi. No. - South Seventh street.
Fourth Ward; City Building on south
Fifth street
And I hereby designate the following
named electors as judges and clerks Of said
election.
First ward: VIM Huebner, Jno. u. smith
W. waxStan. clerks.
Second Ward: Willis Bristol. ID. u. Stuart
and VIM Newman, Judges: W. q. Eberha rdt
and y. l.. Weaver. clerks.
Third Ward: A. Wellington. ]. N. Taylor
and Jacob Ile Witt, Judges; e. ]. Peck and e..
=. Majors, clerks.
Fourth Ward: =. Seaman. r s. See aud "
j. Gilbert, judges; W. q. Milan and q. n
Meyer, clerks.
IN witness wbereofI have bereunto sub
scribed my name and caused To be am xe,l
the seal OF the city OF Salina, Kansas, this
18th day Of March A. y. lsssi.
L. n. CNDERWOoD. Mayor.
SEAL JoBS l. BISHOP.
City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-20
State Treasurer Sims announce,

State Treasurer Sims auuonnces
that 5Ois per cent. Of the ssx Of lSSs
has been paid into the treasury.
The remainder will be paid In At the
Iuly settlemrBt The total tax lew
for 1859 was 81 .5i5.42S.
IL is rumored that John A. Ander-
son IL To be the farmers candidate
Tor the United States senate. Aud
yet John doesn't know TIE differ
enee between alfalfa and peanuts
any better than Ingalls, does.-E e.
Star.
There will be 800 foundations for
houses started Ia PitIsburg duriag
the next forty five days iI ToD X rsn
be obtained to lag them. The
robins are not doing all the bniliing
OF Pittshurg
The State Agricultural college l.
endeavOring to introduce kaiIlr cnrn
Into many parts of Western Kansas,
believing IL Ia he q more Profitable
crop la those sections than cnTn and
wheat.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-20
TItDN
REGESERuUs. ASD JUsr roo.

From the sentinel.
Every churehmau In Kansas IL
interested in the upbuilding and
prosperity of our schools at Topeka
and Saiina. Both Of these institu-
tons are struggling with heavy in
debtedness-the former by reason o.
large OUTLAWS to place Bethany
college on a par with the best female
semiuaTie- in the land; and latter,
IT. Johns by the erection Of q mag
nificent school building, relying
upon notes aud pledges of citizens
of Salina who purchased six hun
dred lot- at 800 each. Owing to the
stress of the last two years, two
hundred lots have not been redeem
ed, aud thus the resources of the
board which undertook the erection
Of the building have been curtaiIed
from $50, 900 TO so coo. The entire
Indebtedness upun the building. ac-
cOrding to n statement made by the
president Of the hoard, Hon. J. II.
Prescott, IL tl6, 900. $1,000 of this
hiss been secured of the property
itself; ~, 600 Is now sued for by the
contractor, Mr.. Allen Of st. Joseph.
This amount, however, has Just been
reduced, By strenuous efforts here
In Salina, TO s4,5O0.
There seemed no way to meet the
balance Of this lien except TO appeal
to friends Of learning and prime
pslly tn parishes in the east. In re-
spouse 10 Bishop Thomas letters,
conditional pledges have been
secured amounting to $3.50. In
order to bind these sumo thus
promised 500 must be raised In
Kansas, and doubtless most Of IL in
SELMA.
Now IL the hour, kind reader. TO do
a generous act, aud multiply your
gift hye-folds thereby. For every
dollar given here ut home, five are
offered from abroad.
The members OF the board will
leave no stone uuturned TO make up
the balance demanded; meantime
its secretary, the editor OF the
Sentinel aud rscto. Of st. Johns,
would urge eur claim upon every
one who may read these lines.
Easter IL the day Of Limitation to
ne; the full amount must be sub
seribed before that time 10 sntitle
the school to any Of u. While We
are working II home for the success
Of the Bishop In meeting this i'm
pending crisis 10 the school, we pray
that God may put u into the hearts
Of ehuTehmen st large 10 spare rs
Ilefeat-save our credit, and put |
Iltoisjdhs into our lips at Easter.
The conditional pledges can be !
made either to the RI. Rev. r. 8. !
Thomas at Topeka, or 10 Rev. z. p.
chittenden az Sc. Johns School,
Salina, Kan.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-20

SENATOR AILISuN, IN defining his
position on the tariff issue declares
that this question will Ice "rOn-
sidered In the light Of the de-
mands of the present rather than
those Of the past" This is tle right
doctrine. Cost of production and
transportation changes and fashion
have their freaks All these altera-
lions in conditions, and Others which
will readily suggest themselves to
thoughtful persons, are continually
taking place, aud call for corr, spond-
ing notifications in our custom
laws. The reductions aud readjHst-
ments in the tariff which have been
made several times since the close
of the war were needed, and Others
are required and will Ice made in -.
present session OF congrs ss.-GiObC
n, BlOrTuf