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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

~ traced to him, and his doctrines.
Yet In defiance Of this monopoly Of
the south, the mu6sills 81 the north
elected Abraham Lincoln, and the
slave aristocrats appealed 10 the test
Of arms. The crash came and the
mudsills were victorious. He show
ed that every solitary statute upon
the books Of the nation that protect
ed the poor man In his rights was
placed there by the Republican par
ty. He referred to the enactment OF
the homestead bill, which was u gift
from the Republican party; COM
pared the exemption laws Of the
state Of Kansas to thUse OF Missouri
! and other Democratic states; COM
pared the record of the state 81 Ken
lucky to Ksusas, for the last ter
years, presenting the following sta
tistics n to prohibition Kansas, aud
free-whisky Kentucky:
Kentucky state taxes, 40; Kansa:
| state taxes, no.
Kentucky, Democrat. 10 counties
Kansas, Republican, liBi counties.
Kentucky, so by TO miles: Kan
sas, 400 by sJ0 miles.
Area OF Kentucky, +n,C-o square
miles; area Of Kansas, $1,000 =qusf'
| miles.
Population of Kentucky in lS%
|. sS0,OO; population III Kansas ~
| ls9O, $500
Population of Kenturky In I>~D
l,GIs, $50; population Uf Kansas II
1851, aE, O9J,
Kentucky, gain. 81 $40. Kansas
gain, G-i,!Oi.
Kansas excess Uf gain, a., 81.
Railroads In Kentucky la 49,. =
sSs miles; in Kansas, = lH.
Kansas excess, 5,jiI'.
Newspapers in Kentucky in -!
2ls; IN Kansas. t:Sl
kansas excess. 81.
Value OF property per capita IL
Kentucky, 1854; in Kansas, s,7T.
Kansas excess, SIS.
State expenditures Of Kentucky
IS, 752,6:s; of Kansas, sl,ilI, lTJ.
| Kentucky excess. e., ii'S 81
Value Of school property iu l~>
including building aud sites, Ia Ken
lucky, s.,2ls, 4Oi IN Kansas, 81 ".iT.
OI4
Kansas excess, s., ilI.r35
| Value Of kcntu. < ' -,'huSi pT"i,..Fll
In lsH0. s., Sc; ,jlp; in k-usas, 8; m,
On.
1 state indebtedness "G Kentucky
including bnuded and floating l'.l'
for lsasI, S2,3s6 40: uf Kansas. $50
OGO.
Kentucky excess. ~, j~j,&in.
/ Kentucky cash and funds on hand
s.. $50 ,gIl; Kansas, -, s--.,I99.
Kansas excess, 81, I6i, Enl.
Excess uf assets over debts If Ken
lucky, SlTl .63l; Kansas, Sl."1l, -.
! Kenturky governors -alary, 80 sN
Kansas, SS.Gsb.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
crrrrxu LOOSE FROM POLITICS.

CUTTINU LOOSE FROM PoLIIICs.
The Republican members Of the
Val iOus Farmers Alliance through
out Kansas are growing weary Of
playing Into the hands OF the Demo-
cratic aud other opponsuts Of the
ruling PARTY, and are nov making q
vigorous effort to disconneet the
Alliance FROM politics. Several Al
IIanees have denounced the attempt
ed manipulation Of the organization
10 the interests OF certain aspirsuts
for office, aud declared that the
Alliance was formed for the benefit
Of farmers, and was Joined under the
belief that the constitution and dee
laratiOn Of principles expressly pro-
yided that the obligation Of members
In uowise InIrrfsred with their reli-
gious or political belief. Hazel Dell
Alliance 81 Smilh-co., has rebellrd
against the nomination of candidates
In that county who are put forward
Ter the sole purpose nt defeating the
Republican party on state and legis-
Iative tickets, and has adopted the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That We hereby openly
state that we will not support men
Of this character for Office; nor will
we support third party men for office
under any circumstances.
Resolved, That we protest sgainst
the Use Of money paid Into the gen.
eral fund TO pay expenses Of dele
gates to political conventions: money
that should be used tn assist our poor
people TO get through this winter.
Resolved, That IL 10 with humili-
atinn and shame that we have wit
nessed the assessment Of members
Of our order 10 lay the expensss Of
Alliance candidates TO travel over
the country seeking 10 he elected to
| office.
Resolved, That we openly state
that in our opinion secret political
conventions are wrong In principle,
and we reserve the right 10 vote rs
| We ulPaRP
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

g. w. CHASE. chairman Of the
State Central Committee Of the Peo-
pies party says they are In q 'criticsl
condition" What, 20 early In the
campaign? Why, what condition
will they be In by the time the cam
paIgn is over? II II IL . critical one
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

LAST week our esteemed contem-
porary, the editor Of the ssliaa Her.
aid, said naughty things about the
Peoples party. This week he swal-
lows the Iatter's ticket, tail and all,
not making q wry face. Such sudden
wrsnshes must he awfully straining
on the constitution.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

TIE Salina RcDubIic0H was sold
last week TO J. L. BriEtow. Mr.. Bra
dy has the best wishes Of the JOUR-
NAL for q successful career wherever
he may decide TO locate. Mr.. BristOw
also has the best wishes Of the JOUR.
NAL. We extend 10 him = hearty
welcome to the Newspaper fraternity
of Halina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
rn,tr,r.i rnInrs


JcPhersou Freeman: Resubmis-
-inu has gnne -hRr" the original
package man pineih
While the Leavenwnrth reaubmis-
zion fellows were at Wichita fifteen
barrels OF whisky were captured in
the former.
Mcpherson freeman: One mil
lion six hundred thousand pOpula-
ton does not look like Kansas had
Jeen seriously damaged by prohibit
ton.
The Democratic senators voted
solidly against the reciprocity
amendment IN the tariff bill. The
Democratic party is truly an "agin
it, party.
Kansas laws are noted through
out the union for the favor they
show tn the poor man. Read the
statement 81 the case i'm the Repub-
lican state platform.
Mcpherson Freeman: The Repub-
llean state platform means. free sill
yer. tariff reduction, service pension,
prohibition Of the liquor t.affie,
, lower freight rates. abolition Ol
! trusts, retrenchment in public ex.
/ peuditures, and an emphatic en-.
dnr-ement of Republican principle.
aud measures.
II the victory In Maine encourages
the Republicans TO pitch In and
labor earnestly and intelligsntly all
over the country to win In NOvem-
her everything may he we'll. IL u
induces them t0 believe. however
that they can win without this sori
oT al effort IL is a delusiOn and {
snare.
The total yuts in Arkansas in the
recent guhernatoTisl election !.
stated at lgi ,WU, while that for pres
i,leut In ISIS Was only l55,0O0 A.
Fizer. the Republican Alliance can
didate for governor, however, oh
tanned - ,UJ more votes than HArri
san, the B0urbnns were reduced q
the necessity Of either counting 20,
C,si or 30,Gn extra ballots for theIi
eide oF lose the state. In justice &
the RouThons be 10 said, they Away,
ri.r tn the Importance OF such nj
emergency.
ksnsl- city lkan.l Gu,Siir: I
-.-ei,,s that ia the count for attorney
Ean, ~ IT, tie Democratic ronveu
Iinu. Mr. Bentley. a wichita Demo
"rat. va done up ia behalf "f Mr.
Ives. il- Alii-u.s candidate. u
looks a. though Brnily hsd bes .
-wiudiad "ut uT the nomination. II
49,, thi j. the first time ihEt Whisk !
u.s. ever d"vn"'i ia a Demorrati,
convention "a h-..:aif Of agriculture
Frrdr-ia Cfsis'4: IL is commonly
said rG " iiii's. ;hr Peoples candi
date far governor, that lie lived Of
the Grange a. icug ~ he could auJ
now ne IL living oil the Alliance.
And members az the Alliance which
started ant to- bc nOn-pOliiicall ar,
requested to make contributions Il
Willis campaign expenses.
Gyp=um Id.""C'r: A very trust
worthy aud reliable citizen, = pic
neer uf the county, n soldier aud |
member Of the Alliance, says u,
chopped NOOd with Col. PhIlllp
? thirty years ago and sOl'liered will
him aud has known him ever sine,
aud that lie Is one Of the purest poll
tirians in the state aud Is states
man.
, Philadelphia P,.,s: Now that MT
IsrrckinTi,ige, of Arkansas, has bee
vustcd from the congressional chat
TO which his murdered nppnnent
. JchT VI. Clayton, was elected tber
iS another matter Ia which lie shout,
attend without delay. That l., d
Sh1ui'l return Iu the treasury Tia
2, 49, or 81 ,C-D nr salary he has draw
sud 90 n hicn he WAS act entitled.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

CHARLES ROBINSON talks very
gIIbly about the rule and ruin policy
Of Republication. The people would
like to have him dish up also = mess
about the rule and ruin Of the DemOc-
racy. As he claims Ia represent the
people he ought not to keep bark
part of Whist the people ought ia
know.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Our esteemed contemporary, the
editor Of the Herald. has blossomed
into Q humorist. He issued special
edition Monday las; TO air the follow
ing funny paragraphs:
"Pat Dnlan IL the next representa-
tive Of saline county, aud don't you
forget It,"
mo politician stuck his lBquisitive
nose into the doors 81 that eonven-
ton Saturday, and the result WAS 8
ticket that everybody can vote for. v
"The people Of Saline county will
show Mr.. Ingalls, that purity In poll
ties Is not an irideseent dream 10y
electing Pat Dolan to the next legis
lature,"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

LAST week our esteemed cOntem-
pOrary ct the H,rdld said he would
this week open uP his batteries "n
the Alliance. Instead Of that he has
been captured by the Alliance and Is
lighting In its ranks. Not only 30
but he hasiened Ia proclaim his cap
Iivity by publishing a special edition
Of his paper Monday last.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

THEihanging In efiigy'Or Senator
ingalls,. over in Holt, Missouri, says
Geo. Martin, berause Of his Pittsburg
speech, wasn't = Pstchin' To the rage
and roar throughout Missouri! ncca-
stoned 10y the senators article on
Catfish Aris;nrrRry," which Az
peared in the old Kansas Magazine
abOyi Isl
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

from ordinary business methods IL
Pierc-'s Golden Medical Discovery,
in guaranteeing this wOrld-famed
remedy IN cure all diseases arising
from arrangements Of the liver OF
stomacb, g. Indigestion. or dyspep-
sia, biliousBess or oliver complaint"
or FROM impure blood, a. boils,
blotches. plInples. eruptions, scalp
diseases, sait-rheum, serofulous sores
aud swellings and kindred ailments
Money paid for " Discovery" prompt
ly returned 10, on fair trial, u dom
cure.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

The Democrats Of Missouri hanged
Ingalls, In efigy and the Kansas City
Times Is trying: harder than ever
todown him. Iffor no other reasons
than these the men Of Kansas ought
to see to It that the senator IL re-
turned by 9 unanimous vote.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

RUNoR says Senator ingalls, is
worth $4,000 All such statements
are greatly maguified. II the Sena-
tor Is worth 100000 IL would be =
wonder. He has not been Q money
making man, but II at the age Of IS
he has succeeded In getting . few
dollars, why should that be used
against him?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS KELLOau Ia
his speech at Holton last Friday
made the following comparison be-
tween Texas and Kansas.
The state Of Texas II 500 miles In
length, by 80 miles In width. IL has
an ares OF 23I ,J0i square miles. Kan.
sas has 5000 square miles. Texas
is therefore more than three times
ns large NJ the state OF Kansas. II
has q direct outlet by ocean navigR-
| ton to the markets OF the world. II
Is . stock raising and agricultural
state, and ~ such IL 10 unsurpassed
by ans other state. In Its eastern
| portion il has heavy forests Of valu-
| able timber. In Its central sud wes-
tern portion &c has the same fertile
prairie that we are accustomed to In
| Kansas. Its growth and develOpe-
| meut during the last ten years has
been wonderful. like Missouri u
also has q magnificent system Of rail-
roads. Unlike all the other western
states, the public domain within its
bnardars belong to the state Instead
Of the United states.
Texas 10 . thoroughly Democratic
state. IL 10 opposed TO sumptuary
Legislation. II believes In the open
saloon. n there II any virtue ia
whisky As q fGctOF 10 aid aud assist
In the developement OF q state, Tex
as has had the full benefit Of IL.
Let u for q moment bring the cold
logic Of facts TO bear 10y comparing
the growth aud develoPenent Of this
great siste 81 Texas with that OF
Kansas during the last ten Tears.
In 1880, TeGss had Q population Of
1871, 1I9. Its pOpulstIOn now is p
IL, 900. II has therefore. made .
gain In population OF 5J0,00o. lite
percentage Of gain In population for
the decade Is - per cent. But while
Texas wss gaining $4,000. Kansas
gained SIS, a9i. While Texas was
gaining "a per cent. in population,
Kansas gained 50 per cent.
The state OF Texas has Q bonded
Indebtedness Of "a, 223i, 80; while the
state Indebtedness Of Kansas II less
than q million dollars. To be exact
IL L. SOL 900. The state Of Texas has
an excess Of ssasts over It's debt Of
81. 22S7 ,5sl; while Kansas has IN ex-
cess Of assets over lie debt Of 49,
5T3 The showing, ss you will
observe, u In favor OF Kansas. Con-
sidsring the fact that the state Of
Texas owns all Of Its public lands,
and IL constantly In receipt Of reve-
nue. from the sale thereof, we should
expect this shoEing 10 be largely In
favor Of Texas, instead CT as Il Is In
favor of Kansas.
in lsSI, Texas had 40 newspapers
and periodicals.; Kansas at the
same time had os4, an excess In IA
vor Of Kansas Of 90.
The value Of school property In
Texas In 1853 was %, $4,000. In Kan
sas Il was IS, COS 800.
In Texas the state expenditures
last year amounted 90 q, 2I3 ,3iT. In
Kansas u was 81 ,sll,lTO
At the sloee Of lss9, Texas had
S, tss Dliles Of railroad: Kansas had
nj the same time s,sl5.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

The ease with which our esteemed
contemporary. DIR. Tobey. hss already
elected Patrick DoIsn representative
Of Saline county IL marveIously In
struetIve. His system heats the Aus
traIIan system all hollow.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

READ the contrasts between tile
Kansas aud Kentucky, aud between
Kansas and Texas a.. represented ny
two Of our speakers last week. Ex-
Tracts published Isewhere.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

ANOTHER railway horror. A train
fuh Of passengers going from . fair
near Reading, Pa, ran into wrecked
freight train. The train was moving
ct the rate Of forty miles an hour.
Some twenty psrSOns were killed and
Q large number badly injured.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
nEPURLICAN CnUNV PRIMARIES

REPUBLICAN COUST PEIMARIEs
The Republican county primary
election for the nomination Of can
didates for the county offices ia Sa-
line county, Kansas, will be held ut
the usual voting place In each pre-
cInct ON the 18th day Of October, $50.
The polls will be kept open from !
60 O'Clock q. m. Of said day, In all
precincts except the cities of 6Alina
and Gypsum City, la which places
the polls will Ice open from 4 to
o'clock y. m.
Delegates will not he elected hut
the voters will vote direct for the
candidates for the several officers.
Candidates for the following offices
will he nominated:
Representative.
Probate Judge.
County Attorney.
clerk Uf District Court.
County Superintendent.
Commissioner First District.
The voters in each precinct and
zach ward OF the city III Sslina will
elect at said election, \ member Of
the county central committee for the
ensuing year, except Spring Creek,
In whirh two members will Ice
elected. And 70 IL requested that
each voter have written OF printed
upon his ticket, "Fnr or Against the
Crawford System"
The member Of the county central
committee for each voting precinct
will superiniend the selection of
Judges and the opening Of the polls
in his precinct, and la any case
where the committeeman IL absent
the Republicans present will elect
the Judges and prurPed with the
election, and in each precinct there
shall be elected three Judges, two Of
whom shall act ~ clerks. when
the polls are closed the Judges in
each precinct will count the vote and
make q return In writing stating the
number Of votes cast for each candi-
date, also, "FOT or Against tile Craw-
ford County System" which returns
signed by the Judges with the list Of
voters and ballots used shall he en-
closed I'm . sealed package and con-
Veyed 10y the member OF the commit
tee or one Of the judges Of election,
60 the meeting Of the central COM
uIIttee.
The county central committee will
meet at the city hall I'm SalinA, on
the 18th day Of October. 81 o'clock
o. M, when the votes will I've counted
and the nominations declared, and
IN case Of . tie, the central commit
tee shall decide the same by lot.
The candidate receiving THE highest
number Of votes for each Of the sew
sFal offices, will he declared the
nominee Of the party.
There will he q meeting Of the new
central committee at the city hall In
Sslina on the 18th day OF October nj
> o'clock .. m.
All voting will be done by wTitten
ar printed ballots, and none but
known Republicans allowed 10 vote.
The judges In each precinct shall
have the sole power to determine the
right Of anyone Ia vote.
by order Of the Republican count y
central committee.
w. II. BISHOP, Chairman.
]. II. HAMILTON, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

TOPEKA Capital: Lyman L Hum
phrey IL the only candidate for gov
ernof In this state who carried n gun
Ia the struggle for united country.
For four long years this splendid
soldier was found In the front, aud
when twice wounded refused tn leave
his company, hut continued the
march, never losing day. With
these facts before the old comrades
Of Kansas u Il not difficuli Tn deter
mine where they will stand in the
hattie on November next. AZ rule
the boys in blue In Kansas vote g.
they shot. and they support LYMAN
4. Humphrey.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

IT cane pretty straight TO us yea
terday afternoon that Mr.. Doian has
made u pledge that II elected he will
not support rssubmissiou nor vote
for IL. II this IL true our esteemed
contemporary, DR.. Tobey, will, after
his Especial" Issue, 10 proclaim his
adhesion 10 the Peoples party NOM
nations, proceed to kick himself all
over the county for his unseemiy
haste. The good doctor will make
the air blue with fiery sdIectives and
''cbamp" over this neighborhood In
search Of somebody 10 work his Jaw
on. There Is likely to be some fun
in this campaign II we may judge
from the start that'hss been made.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Hon. WEBB MCNALL and Hon. W.
II. Mcbride were In the city LAST
Tuesday and Ina,le q pleasant call at
the JOURNAL office. The two gem
tlemen are engaged In active CAM
paign work In the Sixth district.
Mr. McNall II In the best OF spirits
snd believes he will get Q r0nsing
plurality. lie thinks the Alliance Is
melting in the district. and that tile
fight at the finish will he between
the old contestants as OF yore. The
rank aud file Of the Alliance are sin
eerr i'm their ideas and mean to dd
right, but the leaders he character
Ives n demsgogues of the first water.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Employers dislike extremely la
stand In the way of discharged ser
want. Indeed, unless there Lee come
fiagrant violation, such a. theft or
recklGasness with children, IL il a
very serious matter for n man rr 2
woman to put block in the way ~
one who has been srTvSnt in the
house
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

THOsE newspapers publishing sd
veFtIsements Of the Louisiana Lot
terry Company are liable 20 be
excluded from the mails. Mr..
wannamaker il not q Sunday school
teacher for fsms'alone.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25
RRPuBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Chief Justice
ALBERT II. HORTON
OF AtchlsOn county.
For Governor DETERMINATIONS
LYMAN u. HUMPHREY
Of Montgomery county.
For Lieutenant Governor
ANDREW ]. FELT
Of NemahA county.
For Secretary Of State
WV HIGGINS
Of Shawnee county.
For Attorney General
l.. b. KELLOGG
Of Lyon county.
For state superintendent
GEO. W. wINANS
Of Geary county.
For Treasurer
X. q. SLOWER
Of Republic county.
For Auditor
CHARLES NJ. HOHEY
Of Thomas county.
ron CONaREsS sth DISTRICT.
VIM. A. PHILLIPS
" SALINE COUNTY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

THE alliance Is the Democratic
rarty. "-SOHfh"rH dHidRcS Farmer.
No Republican farmer, therefore.
should support the alliance rs poll
teal Organization. - junction city
RsnHhlicnn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

The Meade county Republican re-
minds lts delinquent subscribers In
the rural districts that the editor
cherishes . great fonduess for spring
chickens.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

No ho,i-carrIer works nearly 40
hard ~ the President OF the United
states. Save possibly the New York
street car driver, whose day Of ser
vice covers sixteen hours, no man
labOrs 80 long and has 90 little time
to become acquainted with his fami-
ly. Not one moment does the Pres
ident get for himself, except when
he 10 asleep, and even then he keeps
on toiling, as the hunter-dog contin-
nes to hunt In his dreams. He 10 4
public man In . degree that no other
citizen 10. He has no privacy nor
any private relations; not q moment
does he have to himself In his per-
sonal capacity. Even his house,
called the Executive Mansion, IL
nearly all Of Il an office, the courtesy
Of the government permitting him
merely TO occupy q few rooms in II
for living purposes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

10 there II . Republican In Geary
county who Is not going TO vote for
Col. Phillips we have not heard Of
Naturalization city Republican.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

WHEN u comes TO the scratch we
do not believe any person vino has
ever voted with Republicans will lie
willing 10 allow a rope to he placed
around his neck and himself led to
the polls and ordered 10 stultify hIs
manhood by voting against his con-
vIrtIOns. Talk about ring-rule; there
was never anything 40 odiOus in
party discipline ~ this latest form
Of pariizSn .dictation resOrted 20 by
the Peoples party. Neither Demo
Gratis nor Republicans ever ventured
on q course so desperate as secret
oaths 10 coerce the voter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Col. Phillips having heard Of Hin
Grant Beaumont's statement. writes
m thaE he never was In jail In HE life
on any charge great or small, and that
he never had any money Of those In
.dians In his possession and c0nse-
eusntly bad 10 pay nOne-never had
say cass 10 settle end that the ststs.
snses q Bsaanont was false and %.
bsleas.-GEpsssp Adroesse.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

THE.strength Of the Alliance mem
bssShIpIn thIH.eOunty has been over
estimsaed. A full vote at their
ordinary last Saturday disclosed oHly
si4 voters and this number included
the members q the Citizens ALL
anee Of SalIna, ifty-ers In number.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Don't hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and
disgust everybody with your often.
sive breath, but use DIR. 5age's Ca
tarrh remedy and end d.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Manhattan W. r""rg: Our produce
dealers are shipping large quantities
OF apples, sweet potatoes and grapes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Speetaeles fitted to imperfect Wis
on with the aid Of scientific appli-
ainces. nj ID. whltehead's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-09-25

Why didn't the managers 81 the
state fair think al arranging q talk
ing match between wlIOup TonlIn-
-un and Mrs. Lease - u'f-.