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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-13
a LUcEY LADY.

MILAN, Tenn, Sept. 2Srd
Mrs. q. w. Combs, Of Humboldt
Tenn, . former resident OF this place,
has recently fallen heir to half Q
million dollars left By her Scotch
grandfather. She has forwarded
proof Of her Relationship TO the Law
ysrs and will receive her Inheritapce
to-dsy.-EreRiag AGl and Express.
New York, Sept. 23rd. 1880.
We are Mrs. Combs lawyers and
by her seeing our advertisement be-
came the agents Of her good fortune.
We have . number Of similar claims
In our hands and expect 10 gain
them. 10 your ancestors came from
the old country write ne and enclose
3 cents for reply. There are more
than half billion dollars In Great
Britain slone, unclaimed, which
rightly belong to people In the
United States.
EUROPEAN CLAIMS AGENCY.
4S-6t 50 Pearl Street, New York.
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We haze received q copy Of the
Quincy, III, Journal containing q
four column article written by the
brothers OF the late ID. q. Price, In
vindicatlOn Of him. The article con-
tsins tile much talked Of contract be-
tween Mr. Price and Miss Booth and
relates all the circumstances leading
mp to Il. The article concludes as
follows:
at Is not possible that our brother
with his dying breath would falsely
protest his innocence, thereby add
ing TO the great wrong already done,
knowing that In q few moments he
must stand at the bar Of the great
Judge who cannot be deceived. He
avowed his innocence With bis last
breath.
"His last words were these. Piae-
Ing his hand caressingly against his
sisters cheek he said: "sIster,I an,
dying. In few minutes I shall be
in the presence Of my Maker. But
It 10 all right. 10 10 all right. Tell
mctber that ! never vronged that
giri.'"
BROTHERS or DANIEL @. PRICE.
Editoriaily :the Quincy Jevvaai
says:
sDaniel @. Price. con Of the late
Andrew y. Price, was born In this
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SEIGHBORBoOD NEWS
GYPSUM CITY
fErnnl the AtlyOeate

From the Advocaie.l
W. T.. Dennison, who was engi.
neer on the cutoff, has gone TO . po-
sition at Council Grove, and Chas.
Walton now fills position here.
Mrs. l.. ID. BurfOrd, and mother,
Mrs. Virgins, Of Salins were IN the
city the latter part OF last week, the
guests Of the family OF s. Post.
J. II. Kingman left this city for
Washington tstate) where he eI-
poets TO visit his daughter, Mrs. J.
Is. Kelly.
Miss Jessie Cross was summoned
by telegram to Sslina yesterday TO
see her sister, Mrs. n. NJ. Jackson,
who Ii dangerously III.
Gypsum City precinct Republicans
went down In the political cyclone
last Tuesday with their eolors flying.
IL might have bsen discretionary
valor to have hunted Q cave or dug
out. But we are willing to risk our
judgment with candid future. We
send greeting to Assaris, Bridge.
port, Falun and Rockville.
The Saline County Plaster Compa-
ny with Its works located at this
city was recently reoreanized and
some eastern capitalists are now
members Of the company. The for
mer company has been very success
full In developing this enterprise and
bringing II up to lite present high
standing. The new company will
give u an additional momentum and
Gypsum City doubtless will soon
have one Of the most remarkable In
dustries In :he United States. Mr..
J. Tinker, the owner Of the quarry,
from which the raw material 10 OBJ
tanned, and who displayed good judE-
ment In gathering into . company
and harmonizing men who have
made . success Of the business, 10
retained In the new company, and
II . director. This plaster IL fast
becoming well-known and only
needs 10 be well advertised and tried
TO make the demand for Il immense,
aud while u will doubtless be rea-
sonably remunerative to the compa-
ny II will be % great advantage to
our city.
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TsISE o. TIIs A .oaErT

New Mexico presents peculiar At
fractions TO the home seeking farm.
ef. What ere they? Here 70 one Of
them: Cultivabie land bears 20 small
. proportion 10 total area, that home
demand exceeds supply, aud that
means high prices fef farm products.
And another: Developmssfo q @Isss
and lumber interests essses o coBtin.
uslly increasing need for food. For
worth % cts. per bashsl when to
Kansas % only brings . en-, and
other things IN like propoFtion. II.
rignti01, whleh 10 practieed there
and esats little, iusures Q full crop
every year.
For full Information, apply % n.
2. 0risFs0n, immleTatsen agent, A.
u. q 3. y. R r, 600 Kansas avenue,
Topeka, Kansas.
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LINDsBORo.
IFrom the NaHaI

II ANHNa-@ ~ ENNNAl
| Mr.. c. Eterhsrdt, Of sallns, was IN
the city the first part Of the week.
The business department Of tn,
college 10 larger than u has been FOL
four years.
Rev. A. n. See delivered an able
sermon 81 the Lutheran church, this
city, on last Sabbath afternoon.
The Bethany orchestra will give .
concert In the opera house at Me-
Pherson Friday evening, Nov. IS.
The people Of Hays. New Cortland
and Dellnore townships have orga-
niEed for the purpose TO prohibit
hunting upon their premises.
Tax paying IL much better than
last year. The amount Of taxes pain
the FIRST six days In November 1889
was t23l.Tl, and the first six DAYS OF
this month 81, sss.Is.
Several travelling men have told
us during the past week that Linds-
borg has larger stores and her mel.
chants carry larger stocks than any
town three times her population on
their line Of travel.
1t Ii now decided to run the Mo.
Psc. from Mcpherson to LIndsborr,
~ soon ~ arrangements can be made |
with the U. p. for the use OF their
track between the two points. This
will prove Of general benei, 10 the
people Of our county, and will be
much better for Mcpherson. LIuds-
borg will be especially benefited. |
u will give Us . direct outlet for
he south. This road will run from
to Llndsborg, making con-
lection at both places with main
Ines Of the Missouri Pacific.
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TEscOTT.

From the Herald.l
J. II. Zulsuf and wife were shop
ping In Balina, Wednesday.
DR.. Dunn shipped three ear loads
Of cattle TO Kansas City Tuesday.
Corn shelters are st work on Mr..
F. =. Seidmore's big pile Of corn this
week.
Henry Matthews, one Of our sue
cessful farmers, left Wednesday on .
short visit to friends and relatives
In Pennsylvania.
The Glendale ranch shipped three
ear loads Of cattle 10 Kansss City
Wednesday.
Two Baltimore men were arrested
few days ago for svindling vest
srn farmers. They advertised for
wheat 70 sell On commission, got the
wheat and made no returns.
The members and friends Of the
n. E. church Il this place made
their pastor, Rev. n. T. Brown, and
wife, last Monday evening, . dona-
ton party, 10 help start them Gu
their starting mp housekssping.
Mr.. Annias Horting ssd wife, whe
live about . mile northeast q sswn,
LETT Wednesday morning fer Psne.
sylvsnIs on two % three sssalhs'
visit to their olei home, a1a nIngis
With old friends anS Relatives.
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Our old friend George White takes
his defeat very phllOsophlcally and
is extracting considerable fun out
Of Il. He says he Is "going mp salt
river by way Of the dead sea-" This
10 no pun OF hiss sober fact-as
may be construed to he the case
from the fact that the name Of the
defeated Republican candidate for
the legislature Is See. We believe
Mr.. White would have made q good
legislAtor-betIer, i'm fact, than Mr..
Dolan. This was not the year, how
ever, for Mr.. White to get there,
Ell.
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eoahty. May 9, 1850, and has always
lived here with his fathers family
until some time In the spring Of
1885. AT the age Of Is or II pears be
united with the Baptist church at
Adams, Illinois, his old home. In
the spring Of 1883, 81 the age Of 3
years, he went TO Minneapolis, Min
nesota, where he took charge Of the
business Of the Priee-Coudlt Manu.
featuring company, % which he vas
Q stakeholder. In September Of the
same year he took his letter from the
home church and united with the
First Baptist church Of Minneapolis,
Minnesota. He was also . member
Of the Sabbath school Of the same
church. He was made Q Mason
while In MiunesPo lis, being . mem
Der Of Kburum Lodge No. ll2. Dur
ing his residences OF over two years
In that city, by his good business
qualifications, pleasant manner ,hab-
Its Of sobristy and honesty, and his
consistent Christian character, he
made for the company many friends
and popularity soon placed him In
the responsible position Of secretary
and treasurer Of the corporation,
which position he occupied until the !
summer Of 1855, when be severed bis
with the company, and,
seeking . milder climate, he located
1t Sslina, Kansas, where he formed
3 partnership with his brother and
brother-in-law, under the firm name y
Of Rice, Price q Co., Of which arm .
be was the junior member. He was 8
not long In Salina until he united .
with the Baptist church Of that place y
by letter from his church In Mime "
spolls. He also transferred his mem-
from Khurum Lodge, A. r.
b A. NJ. of Minneapolis, to the lodge
It salina, Kansas. q
"He was always . most dutlful and
son, one Of the best Of q,
generous to . fault, with N
lot q single vice or bad habit Of any
Kind whatever, and from early boy ..
lood to the time OF his assassination -
here had never been q stain or blot :"
IPon his name, character or reputa-
lon until this most unfortunate GO
fair which was lately forced upon n
i'm, resulting In bis untimely
cath" an
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uko. T wooLLEr.s DEPARTURE.

Mr.. Geo. T. WooIIey, who has
been the president Of the Y. NJ. e. A.
aud an enthusiastic worker ever
since the association was organized,
left Monday evening for Cincinnati
where he has accepted . position on
the Christian Standard ~ heretofore
stated in the JOURNAL. At a meet
ing of the directors OF the assOcis-
ton Mr.. Woolley's resignation as
president was accepted and Mr.. r.
W. Riordan WAS elected rs his sue
cessor. The following resolutions
were adopted:
Whereas, The respected and he
loved president Of the Young Mems
Christian Association Of Salina,
George +. wOOlley, by reason Of
removal from this city tn Cincinnati,
Ohio, has severed his connection, as
member aud trustee, with this as
sOciaii"n, he il resolved 10y the
trustees Of the association,
That. With profound regret We |
receive the resignation Of Brother |
Geo. T. Wooley, who both In private |
and official capacities, with single
ness Of heart aud devotedness of |
purpose, horn Of an uubOunded love
for his fellow young men and n de-
sire to elevate and enable their
characters, has assiduously labored
through its infancy and adversely,
I bring this association from a posi-
tiOn uf Inuperativeness to one Of
usefulness and prosperity:
That. To him ~ president Of its
board of trustees through the greater
part Of its existence, upon whom the
responsibility Of its management In
large measure devolved, We CRATE
fully say that We believe the associa-
ti"n's present condition Of useful
nrss, prosperity and prominence l.
largely due; and
That, With sincere regret this
board Of trustees view the fact that
in the future Il IL To Ice deprived
hA'hN~h hiH NAV Ahkf VI Allai tbuilrti. !
service and active interest, which
have cOnduced 80 largely 10 render
IL past efforts effective;
That, We recognize In him the
presence Of qualities which are rare,
those Of a sincere and active chris
ian, and a. the PossGssor Of these
rats, We commend him tu the care y.
# Tod and tn the good will Of those a,
Sith whom he may ia future come
n contact, and
That, A copy 81 these resolutions
70 forwarded to Mr.. WOolIey, and
'e printed in the papers Of the city
lnd in the Y. NJ. e. a. Era,
!! il. ]: T ERrsSorr. Committee. ,
ID. MCHENRY. Il
The election of Mr.. RiOrdan 10 g
ucceed Mr.. Woolley as president Is I,
most judieious selection. Mr..
liOrdan is thoroughly imJued with 4
he work Of the association and will i
evote much of his attention TO 1t. Il
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SheriEs Sale.

q. Y. Quincy
~
Freeman " Miller and Addie Miller.
BY virtue Of an order NJ sale issued out OF
the district eourt Of the thlrtIeth JuslIcla
District within and for the county OF Saline
and state Of Kansas, In the above entitled
case, and To me directed aud delivered 4 will
on
Tuesday. the 18th day Of December.
A. d., Ism, at : n'eiOrk D. m Of said
day, n the East door of the Cuurt hons-
In the City OF salina, Saline county kansas
oner for sale Al public auct ion TO the highest
and best bidder for cash In hand. the follow
ug described real estate. 10 Wit:
Lot number one hundred and forty-thres
ut5l on Finb ,Shl street In the city nf Saline
according 70 the recorded plat thereof in the
county Of Saline and state Of Kansas with
teneneuts, heredilRmenis and appurten-
anees thereuato belonging. Said real estate
j. take ~ the property of the above named
deisndsnta. and without appralsemeni and
viii Be sold TO satisfy said order Of sale ora
part thereof.
Given under my hand this ieih tiay OF Nov
euber, u, lSo FEED QTINCY,
49, sheriff OF Saline 60 Kansas.
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John RumrIll goss TO Denver this
evening 10 engage In the commission
business, but his family will contIn-
Ne to reside here Whers he has con-
siderable property interests. Mr..
Rumrlll has resided In SalIna TWEEN
ty-Odd years and has built up an ex-
eellent business and personal repu-
tatIon. We feel assured that he will
succeed 1t Denver, - he dessrVes.-
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CAPT. Miller, who WAS concerted
with the st. Johns Military school
last yeaI rs instructor In tactics aud
drill Of cadets, has removed 10 Kan
sas City, where he will remain for
some time. He has M Insurance oi
military men which he is working
up with success.
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The Commercial Club Is In receipt
of some fine grsnulated beet sugar
sent from the Oxnaud factory, Grand
Island, Nebraska. The sample IL q
hint Of what may be done In Saline
county. Efforts will be made 10 in
troduee this new Industry here. BY
proper effort It may succeed.
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SheriEs Sale.

Case No. ttsI.
The First National Bank Of Salina, Kansas.
". w. Bartlett, Rebecea o. Bartlett. Bsnja-
mia Jenkins, Margaret Z. Jenkins, Amer I.
can state Bank. State Bank o. Brook willie
y. n. Hageman aud 0eia williams
BY virtue OF an order OF sale issued out OF
The district court OF the Thirtieth Judicial
Diatrtci within and FOR the county OF Saline.
and state Of Kansas, In the above entitled
case. and 10 me directed and delivered, viii
Tuesday, the 18th day Of December,
AID. Isaa a 2o'eiOck p. m. standard time OF
aid day, 81 the east door of the court houss
IN the t1ty Of Salinn, Saline county, EaDaaS
oner nor sale ~ public auction, 10 the hIEhrsi
and best bidder Tor cash In hand, the tpItow-
tnE described real estate. tn-Nit:
Lot numeer one hundred lI0n on FInh
Sfhl street In the city of Salina, according 10
The recorded plat thereof In the county OF
saline and state ut Kansas, with tenemSnsS
establishments and sPp urtenanees thersunIo
belonging. said real estate II taken A. the
property Of the above named defendanfs.
lnd heretofore appraised AZ dneen hundred
tollnr No. and will be Snld 20 Satiary said
,rder Of sale OF part thereof.
Given under my hand this I'M day OF New
.mber A. ID. lsan FRED n. QUINCY
S-Ss Sheriff of Saline county Kansas.
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Eighteen students who have been
attending the Enterprise school have
come to Salina to attend nur Normal
The Enterprise school has been dis
continued.
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MIR. Kirkland, e. B.'s father, has
traded a part Of his farm 10 e. Il. for
the Istter's residence property.
corner IIih 81 and University place
and moved into IL, adding another
family 10 Salinas permanent PoPu-
lation. G.. b. Kirkland has removed
TO his lately purchased property
South Santa Fe, the Mosirr house.
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NEW CAMBRIA GATHERINGS.


From our svn Correspondent
Cush Barnes left Sunday morning
for his fathers home In Jewell coun-
ty, Kansas.
James Farrell and family and ] III.
Cady and family have gone TO
jamestown, Cloud county, to reside
permanently.
l.. @. Cochran 10 the new operator
and agent at the C., X. I. 4 p. depot.
J. q. Lyons left last Thursday
morning for Sc. Joseph. O., to be-
gin work In the U. q. Railway mail
service.
8. P. Donmyer and son Harry
went to Kansas City Monday even
Ing with fat cattle and sheep.
There will be services In the Luth-
srsn church both morning and even
Ing on Sunday, Nov. 30, by the Rev.
I. p. DOrnblaser, travelling mission
airy Of the Kansas synod.
B.F.BurwelI, Of Gy psum City, was
traussctlng business In this city last
Tuesday. JEWELL.
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Michael Hoyne, whose advertise
msnt for sale Of stock was Published
In the JOURNAL two weeks ago, hsd
. successful sale. He sold stock and
implements, etc., to the amount Of
$500. $4,000 Of which was cAsh paid
down. Not all farmers In Saline
county are bankrupt by any means.
In fact, the financial condition Of
the majority Of our farmers IL good,
and becoming better all the time.
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Commsnder-In-chIef r. J. Webb.
Sons Of Veterans, U. 8. A, has APP
pointed John Z. HennIng AIde-de-
camp on his staff, with the rank Of
Northumberland. The selection
IL . good one, on which We congratu-
late him As veil as Webb.
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G. n. Kirkland has begun an active
canvass for the State prinIe rslIip
aud intends, after sending letters 10
the members Of the senate as we'll rs
To the new members TO visit every
one Of the western members At once
and Interview them personally. He
has some good endorsements, and
will 80 Into the fight with chance.
He hss had copied into the daily
Republican, kindly notices from the
sallna JOURNAL, SSR, Republican,
Herald, Union and Netrs, and the
Lane Leader, Abilene Reflector,
Assaria Argus, winoua Clipper,
Council Grove Guard, Kirwin chief,
Mcpherson Republican, X. G. Star,
Llndsborg Nssps, X. c. TTsses, Usage
Co. Times, Solomon SeHfiRol, Nc
PhsrsOn Democrat, Manhattan Mcr-
curry, Clay county Seatinei, Russell
Journal, Ness City Times, Abilene
Ckroascie, Clay Center Dispatch,
Downs 7yBses. There seems 10 be q
general desire among the papers Of
ell politics In this part Of the state to
see Kirkland succeed. The once q
seems tons ought 10 come away from
Topeka. Outside Of there Salina
certainly deserves 10 get 10.
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- ~ RErR.

One Of the sad events Of last week
was the death OF Mr.. w. W. Peek, Q
welI-known and highly respected
citizen Of this county, which oc-
Cured Tuesday, the 9Th inst, at his
home ak miles aud q half east Of
SaliBa. Mr.. Peek came to Saline
county eighteen years ago, from
Mississippi, where he had been lIV-
Ing for some time. He was born In
Jefferson county, New York, and
was 81 years old at the time Of his
death. He had been troubled for
some time with heart disease. This
with old age caused him to pass
away on the day mentioned. His
family consisted Of . wife and six
FIVE boys aud one girl, who |
mourn his loss rs lrreparable.
Mr.. Peek was an intelligent, hon.
est, industrious man and q valued
Of the community In which
he lived. by his thrift aud industry
he acquired large estate. He was
honored and esteemed.
Thus within short time have passed
iway two Of Saline county's most
prosperous and honOred citizens
Ar. Muir aud Mr.. Peck.
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johnson Of the Sun has not for
gotten his dear young cherished
friend J. LeefOrd yet. He says:
~. LeefOrd Brady, late Of the
RepUbIicoH, II rustllnR on the Hutch.
insOn Neps and growing fat and
sauCy on . salary % 80 . week. He
has no responsibility now and pie
for dinner every Sunday.
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The Commercial club at their
meeting Tuesday night appointed J.
II. Decker TO proceed to Topeka to-
day and confer with the State Rail-
road Commissioners relative To an
adjustment Of rates which rs they
now prevail discriminate against
SaIina merchants and shippers.
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All hands round! Dances talked
Of thick aud fast. Forward and
hack. Club dances and society
dances. Cross over. Dancing
schools and psrlor dances. Al n
mandef. II IL youths day Of enjoy
ment at night. Balance all. Pay
the fidd Ter anyhow.
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A. n. ClsfiIn yesterday morning
sent TO the ProprIesors OF . pottery at
Wsllsvllle, O., six samples Of clay
from coll In different parts Of this
county for examination as "a the
avsilablllty Of our clay for pottery
purposes. Il IL thought by experts
that our clay 10 admirably adapted
for crOekery. Samples were taken
from clay beds near BrookvIlle. near
Gypsum City, Col. Phillips farm
east Of Saiius, and other localities.
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The commercial club IL making
active preparations for the enter
taInment Of the Central Kansas
Teachers Association. The assOcia-
ton will meet here week after next.
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BRoOKYILLE
Prom our own correspondent.

run our own correspondent.
We had . nice rain here Friday
evening.
The Geological surveyors are ste.
TONED west Of town ct present.
J. Dlnkler and n. Tate left here
Saturday. They intended to 20 TO
Pocotells, Idaho.
A birthday party was given Thurs
day BY w. II. Martin. A number Of
his friends were present and an en-
IoyAble svenlng was spent.
The Do Something society will give
social at the residence VIM. Tur-
ton Friday evening.
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Capt. Miller aud his family have
removed from the Sampson resi-
denes. The house Is now occupied
by q man aud his wife who will stay
to care for the property.
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Mr.. Ed Lott has been for some
time experimenting In the manufac-
ture Of beet sugar aud IL about to be
successful. This may open some
new lndustrlea for RAlIna.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-13

Mr.. Oscar SeItE said . few days
ago that he Intended soon 10 remove
With his family 60 California. The
JOURNAL hopes that Mr.. seItE will
reconsider this resolve. He eouIdn't
End better town Ia California than
SalIna Kansas.
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Dairy Sheffield plead guilty 70
having In his possession moulds for
making coins, Ia the district court
aud will be sentenced before the
close Of the term. The charge Of
passing counterfeit money was dis
missed.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-11-13

Friday last over two hundred
labnrers left Salina 10 work on the
Union Pacific railroad extensions In
Oregon. Nearly the same number
had preceded them; transportation
cost them sII 20 each.
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II you have time aud INCLINATION
that way. study the IAbulated eIee-
lion returns Of Saline county else
where presented. They are q
curiosity, and should be -prsservsd
for future reference.
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SO II seems no party II to iollify
IN Salina. The Republicans Loaf
their member Of congress and county
ticket, the Alliance lost their ststs
iieket, and the Democrats didn't
lgef anything Out Of the wreck. 40
~ o. them Will keep mann and stay
- home.