The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-03-06

$1,000 for the establishment Of {
sugar mill, cheese factory and girls
mill.
The Ness City sugar company kal
contracted for 5000 acres Of suga
cane and /, 900 acres Of bssts for thiI
year.
Congressman Kelley has Intrs
ducsd q petition from Ottumwa
CsfFee county, citizens for free cOis
age Of silver.
EnporiA Republican:
Little drops Of freight Tairs,
Little price Of corr.
Make the Kansas farmer
More and more iOTlOrn.
The sugar industry Is quite apt Il
have a nice little boom in thi'
vicinity within the next few years
-NeWtoR republican.
There will be 10000 bushels o.
corn left over In Ellsworth county
for the possibilities Of the next crop
-EftN"OEth M s'D'I.
A deserved honor was paid G. H
PattIson, Of Solomon City, BY th,
State Republican League In choosing
him on the executive committee
4Jiio"c Reflector.
There IL q man so mean In Hops
that he charges his minor chlldreI
board, which they have TO pay hin
after they attain their majority
Abilene Chronicle.
In 1870 Kansas produced 9,l5O, ~,
bushels Of cern and l6i.l73 bushsli
OF wheat. Last year she prOducsc
24O, OOO, 90 bushels ofeOrn aud IS, 600,
900 bushels Of wheat.
Hutchinson NcTs: An exchange
advocates the onion raising for Kan
saS. The onion will, doubtless, pre-.
duce more sceRts to the dsllar OH
the investment than any other crop,
An ArkansRs City dealer offer,
fifty pairs Of baby shoes for sale al
fifteen cents a pair. A town which
il blessed with that sort OF business
men IL dead sure TO grow -AIcJ
BU'is.
If the stories which are told about
the ravages Of drug store whisky ri
EmPOria be true, the public need not
be surprised TO hear Of a woman's
crusade at this place some fine day.
-ALor BWtis.
Sixteen converts Of the Baptist
church will be Immersed In Sand
creek next Sunday. Counting In the
preacher Il IL safe to figure In at
least one or two cases Of grip out OF
the whole lot.-AIcr BHfis.
IL Is claimed that Plumb Is a big
ger coward than Ingalls,, but all the
same there is q new Republican post
master at EmPoria, while a Demo
cratic hOld-over continues to lick
stamps at AtchisoR.-AIcr BUIts.
A message was sent the other day
from Emporia to Hull, Eng, at !
o'clock .. m, aud an answer was re-
c, lived the same afternoon. That ls
about one-tenth Of the time required
10 send letter from Emporis to To-
peka.
When Sam BrOokoyer came to
Kansas, some twenty years ago, he
brought with him four brood mares.
OF their increase aud another which
he bought for sIT 20, he has sold
a. go worth, and has twenty
head remaining -EUrekd Herald.
This farmers Of Riley county have
taken the lead in q movement TO
build a new court house at MAnhat-
tan. The county commissioners
have ordered an election for the pur-
pose Of voting on = proposition to
issue 81, 900 In bonds for that pur-
pose.
Ex-Governor Click who lives In
AIehisOn and owns = Stock farm in
AIehis"n county, Was recently re-
fused Ambulance by local alliance.
He owns bank stock and IL an out
aud out politician. The farmers do
well to keep such n he out Of their
organization.
Ex-Governor Click says that the
farms Of Kansas are mortgagsd fer
80 million dollars, aud ~ the as
sessed valuation Is only $50 million
dollars the Chicago journal peril
nently inquiries who loaned them 20
million dollars more than their farms
are worth.
The Parsons Eclipse says that Jas.
Jarboe, Of Walton township recently
sold bunch Of cattle for t4,s2s on
which he cleared 81 DO. The corn
which he bought from his neIghbOr
at sixteen cents a bushel melted him
over forty cents. A great deal de-
ponds after all upon the kind Of corn
cribs which the farmers of Kansas
use.
Harrington Times: We know Of q
county official at Abilene who
struck Kansas without q dollar
when he wss seventeen years old,
and, although he IL not Jet forty, he
has paid nearly twenty thousand
dollars on notes that he has signed
with others as surety, and II still
sble 20 pay his bills and lay up 4
few hundred each year.
How Farmers are Taxed.
IL IL not uncommon 10 hear our
farmers complain Of the taxes they
have to pay. Sometimes they are
too high and the payment Of them
could be largely lsssensd by Increas-
ing the productive power 81 an asre
Of ground. For instance: O farmer
who sows poor seed, raises scrub
stock. or hays antlquated or imper-
feet implements, must certainly paw
proportiOnately high taxes. Not to
mention the improvement he might
make by getting the best seed and
live stock, he eeuld buy q DeerinG
Binder or Mower. and save moDey
In the harvesting Of his grain and
grass crops. eow-3m.
Hueaisa's Aruiea save.
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