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The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

In response 10 . letter Of inquiry
from the Urbana, Ohio, Daily Citi-
sen, ~ to Why he is . protectiopist,
Gov. Humphrey gives eight reasons
therefor, and they are clear and con-
vinciDg. Editorislly the Citfsen
gives our governor the following:
Governor Humphrey, Of the
Prairie state, n not 30 well known,
but he writes frem IN advantageous
standpoint He knows what Psf-
ferism is. He has lately been one
Of the central figures Of Q rsmaf kabls
campaign. The mad assault of the
Peffefites on the proteetive system.
under one hypoeritieAl guise or an
other, sought him for . victim %
veil ss Senator Ingalls,. The eam-
pelgn can not Be reviewed in this
connection, but 10 r. ereditabls 20
his saeseity and management that
be withstood the attack and Won in
the furious fight with democrats and
Peffererats, that drew from the
grand old repabllcs1 party many
thousand votes. Everybody IN ard
from kanses speaks veil Of aim.
and ws doubt set that HE future q
bright.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

Louis, H., formerly of this city. ha.
been here Tor snuIe days the guest OF
). b. Cooper, G.. r. Williams and
other friends. Says this is q fig
year for Kansas and that it is des-
lined IN be the fosmost Agricultural
state 10 the Union.
w. ID. jones residing on q farm
near Chico was recently in this city
and remarked To us In relation to
the prospect for = good corn crop
this year In this valley that he had
observed that silk and tassel aP-
peared shout the same time on the
stalk, which Is always . favorable
precursor
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13
Publication Notice.

In the District Court or Saline county. Kan
ERs.
George 2. Luther, PIaIntin.l
Tyler e, Parker and Eliza
beth N. Parker, defend
ants.
To Tyler G. Parker:
Vou ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il you have been sued by the above named
plaintiff In the above entitled action; that
the said plaintiff Hled hi. petition In said
action, In said court, upon June 9Th, 1881 that
unless you appear and answer the same on
or bs fore the lsth day OF september, q sol, it
will be taken n trGe and judgment viii be
rendered I'm favor o. the plaintin, and against
the defendnnts, Tyler Z. Parker and EliEa-
beth ". Parker for the sum Of tiloo.0O, with
u per cent interest per annum thereon from
May ist, isss, until paid, less the sum Of sTT.W
credited ~ interest, and for costs Of suit; also
for the foreclosure Of n certain mortgage upon
the northeast quarter Of section thirty-tWo,
In township fourteen, range nve west Of the
6th r. n .. In said county and state, and ad-
Judging that plaintiff have nrxi lien there
on; ordering the me TO be sold without ap-
pralsemeut, and the prDceeda of such sale To
be applied 90 the payment Of the costs of this
suit, the iaxes due upon said premises at the
time OF sale and the sums due the plaintiff:
and forever barring and forseloslng the de-
PENDANTS and zach ofthem from all right. title.
property. and estate In said premises and ey-
cry part thereof. 20. OsTENBERG,
TsEAL Clerk Of the Distriet Court.
BfsHoP a BuRcH, Attorneys for plsiniin.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13
Duty, sor SPITE.

For the past two or three weeks
we have noticed in the Herald
articles rejecting on the city admin
lsIratlOn, and for the past week the
Republican has been loaded for
County Attorney Lovitt. Now II
has always been the belief of the
editor OF the JOURNAL, that simply
because q man was at the head Of q
newspaper. Il did not necessarially
give him the privilege Of abusing an
individual or officer, just when he
felt like u, or because said individ-
ual happened TO belong tn the OPP
pOsite party or faction. However,
Q duty exists, and when a mau as
sumes control Of a newspaper, II he
IL conscientious, lie will he no
resPecter Of persons in his criticism,
but use all fair, and alike. So far as
can be done, this will be the course
OF the JOURNAL. Whether by aeci-
dent, or otherwise, the Herald aud
Republican are each engaged In
abusing . fellow from the other side,
and both keep very quiet about their
own friends. This Is what appears
to Us, ~ being Inconsistent.
The city administration Ii un-
doubtedly n weak one, but we think
aims to be honest. The worst trouble
they have to contend with, IL that
too much was promised. IL has
been demonstrated time and again,
that 9 man cannot take the Office Of
mayor, present laws existing, and
do what he thinks he can do. The
next time Salina selects a mayor,
pick out q man that can be trusted,
don't make him promise anything,
but say TO him. I've feel that we can
trust yOu-all we ask, is for you to
do the best you can" The result
will be that after his election, he
will feel free 10 look after the city's
varied interests, use his own judg-
ment In all matters Of public con-
cern, and q better and more sstis-
factory government will be the re-
suit. We do not feel called upon to
abuse the present administration.
but say TO them, do your duty as
you see it, regardless Of factions on
either side, and the people them
selves will pass on the result later
on.
As TO the County Attorney matter,
We regard It as more serious. Direct
charges have been made, and must
be refuted or believed. The columns
Of the JOURNAL are open 10 Mr..
LovItt, and we will eheerfully pub.
lIsh any statement he may have to
make. But we certainly think .
statement should be made. He has
given receipts 20 violaters Of the law,
for money received, and agreed not
10 prosecute them-St least so II is
alleged. This 10 not Q late discovery;
but has been known for some time,
and further developments were
desired. Regardless OF party, when
an Officer takes the oath to discharge
the duties Of an office, he should
do %, whether he IL dealing with his
brothers, or some Of the other fel-
lows. As Mr.. LovItt has been out Of
town, and thus far Il has Leen Inn
possible to get q statement from him,
we will await his return, when pro-
bably ne can clear the whole matter
mp. in which event, the JOURNAL
will most certainly give him due
credit.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

CONGRESSMAN TARsNEY, Of Kan
sas City, lately unburdened himself
on the subject Of pensions, which he
says are an outrage on the Arneri-
can people, etc. From the statistics
Of the late annual @. A. r. encamp-
ment Mr.. Tarsney and the patriotic
90 gentlemen who agree with him
may read Of the decrease In pensions.
Last year $50 members Of the @. A.
r. died, and this member will be In
creased for several years until the
main body Of the organisation 10
gone. No great leader was at De-
trolt-ihey are all gone. New men
have come TO the 'front.' and . man
unknown outside Of his own state,
Who only ranked ~ . Captain dur
Ing the var was elected Commanded.
This years encamPment vas attend
ed BY many less veterans than have
attended before, and the enthusiasm
was not % great - In former years.
A turn in the tide Of the great soldier
organization has taken place. the
end Of which means lie utter an
nlhilAsIon. when lt bas gore. and
the last grim veteran has surrender
I'd. then, and net tiil thea vill the
bounteoas pension LAYS % this
eecairY Be abrogatsd.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

The Agora is the title Of q new lit
erAFy magazine published st Salina.
Il IL q successor 10 the old Kansas
Magazine, and promises 10 tread
clio sely In the footsteps Of that wor-
thy and renowned periodical. In
form 10 is very attractive. In the
first number, now before us, there
are articles BY Hon. w. A. Phillips,
Mise Ida A. Ahlborn, Prof. l.. e
sayre, Rev. z. G. Ray, Rev. VIM.
Bishop, Prof. o. E. 0lin, and others.
"Brie Q Bfae," by the editor Rev. e.
p. Chittenden' OF Sallna, will be
found entertaining reading. The
subscription price IL but 81. 90 year.
The magazine ls issued quarterly.
Address the G.. B. Klrtand Publish
Ing Co., 5allus, Kss.-Western
School Journal.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13
Publication Notice.

TFIrst published, July 81
In the District Court OF Saline County, Kan
Iohn GeIs, plaintiff,
Minnie r. WIS.,, A. A.
Wise and r. l. Blsh-
op, defendants.
GAID DEFENDANTS ARE HEREBY
y notified that they have been sued by
the above named plaintiff In the above en-
titled action: that The sald plaintiff filed his
petition In said action, In said court. upon
July =, 1891 that unless you appear and ans
wer the same ON or before the 1'th day of
August, lSai. u will b. tab en- n true and
Judgment will be rendered In favor Of the
plaintin, and against the defendants. Minnie
+. Wise and =. l.. Bishop for the sum of tf75,
with Interest at the rate OF 10 per cent. per
annum thereon from September -, iSn, until
paid. computed annually. and for costs OF
suit; also for the foreclosure Of a certain
mortgage on the north half of lot twenty
nine on Santa avenue IN the city OF Salina.
p.aintin has nrSi ten thereon; ordering
the same to be sold without Rppraiaement,
and the proceeds OF such sale to be applied 90
the paymet of the costs Of this suit, the taxes
due upon said premises nj the time of sale,
and the sums due the PLAINTIFF; and forever
barring and forecloslng the defendants and
earh OF them from all right, title, property,
and estate in said premises, aud every part
thereof.
70. OsTENRERg,
lsEAL Clerk Of the District Court.
BisHoP a BURcH,
Attorneys for plaintiff.
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GYPSUM CITY.

rUm tut fAuNoCaArsl
Attorney Joe Moore was In the
city yesterday.
II. b. wing, Of salina was In the
city Tuesday.
Thos. MeHafiie, father Of J. A., 10
In the city.
Messrs. Geo. Godfrey and Mae.
Stevenson, Of 5aliBa, spent last Sum
day In this city.
Miss Cora 0iddens returned home
last Tuesday morning after several
weeks visit with relatives In Great
Bend Kansas.
Mrs. wbitegAns, who has been
visiting her daughter, II. II. Godfrey
for some time, returned 20 her home
In Colorado last Monday.
Mrs. w. A. Parker and daughter,
Miss Rose went 10 bolomon last
Monday, where Miss Rose will re-
main svhiie the guest Of MIss Maud
Carter.
Elder r. n. stitt, formerly pastor
Of the Baptist church 90 this place,
was In the city . few days and
preaehed last Sabbath. The Elder
IL favorsbiy regarded In this com
munity. He 10 nov located at HOl.
ton.
Benjamin slkklss. sf East 81.
Pitchers castessa.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

HOCB, Of Marion, II letting up on
Doster by degrees. He don't want
10 let up too suddenly, lest IL should
have q bad effect upon the public.
In looking over the waste caused by
the war Of words, we can truthfully
and conscIentIously say, "the game
was not worth the candle"
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

CALVIN sTEwARF BRICE Is an EN-
ployer Of convict labor In Tennessee,
which lately caused 30 much trouble,
and is to receive the attention Of an
extra session OF the Tennessee legis-
lature. Mr.. Brice is also . Demo
cratic senator for Ohio from New
York, snd the chairman Of the Dem.
ocratIc national committee.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13
Publication Notice.

In the District Court OF Saline County,
RahsaF,
New England Loan and Trustl
Company,
James B. Hall, Mary Hall.
John Norton, i. ]. Nichols
and p. W. Spencer.
vI,O JAMES n. HALL AND MARY HALL.
IL You, and each ofyou are hereby notified
that you have been sued by the above named
plaintiff I'm the above entitled action; that
tion, In said court, upon June 3th, 1891; that
unless you appear and answer the same on or
before the 9Th day OF August, 1871, u will b. ta-
ken as true and Judgment will be rendered In
favor ofthe plaintiff, and against the defend
ants, James y. Hail and Mary Hall, for the
sum of tlOfO0D. t1gether with interest On tsD.tH
thereof from August lst. lSssl. and ON SltIh.uO
y per cent. per annum. and for costs of suit (;
also for the foreclosure OT n certain mortgage
upon the northwest quarter ~, OF section
twenty-five t22). In township sixteen tlBl
south of range ave (5l, west Of the sixth 18th.
principal meridian Ia said county and state.
and adIudging that plaintiff have a nrsi lien
thereon; ordering the same 10 be sold
such sale be applied tai the payment Of the
costs of this suit, the taxes due upon said
premises AT the time Of sale, and the sums
due the plalntiff: and forever barring and
foreclo-lng AL the said defendants and each
OF them from all right, title, property, and
estate In said premises and every part
JOHN e. HALL AND
JOSEPH MOORE,
Attest: Attorneys for Plaintiff.
r. %. OsrENBERG,
lsEALl Clerk of said court. 25-3t
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

We hope the State Historical So
cIety will not overlook the poetry
published 10 Tuesdays Capital on
the departure Of Messrs. RossinRton
and Peck for Europe, on the steamer
EtruriA. As . literary production,
n IN very rare.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

BESIDES Dan Anthony's notorious
hsresIes In the ranks Of the peoples
party, the announcement now comes
that the Star, Of Bennington, Otta-
VS. county, has hAnkered so long af-
ter the flesh pots Of Egypt that II
has backslId into the Democracy.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

JOINTs In AtchIson sre dlserlmi-
mating against lemonade. Beer re-
tails In AtehIson for . nickel glass,
while lemonade sells for fifteen
cents. The only Justification for
this IL the hypothesis that lemon
Hde IL actually worth three times a.
much As A beer.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

Col. J. HANK PADaETT tells his
readers, through the medium OF his
plates not 10 90 out into the woods
to fiy . kite. Aud yet that 10 just
what the Democratic editors who
assembled at Topeka recently, ere
trying TO do. A Democratic kite In
q woods full OF tall and stately Re-
publican trees and vigorous third
party sspliBgs don't stand much Of .
show.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

A FAILURE In New York's fiBan-
cIAl circle for 100000 may be .
slight indication that gold alone does
not furnish enough money TO do bus
Iness. Even GOLD and silver together
can barely equal the demands. The
gold standard Is killing Wall street
Itself by the slow process Of creeping
narnIHala.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13
Tussdar. the 18th dar Of August,
Publication Notice

Publication Notice.
In the District Court of Saline County, Kan
Jennie L. Garvin, plaintiff,
David n. Garvin. defendant.
rE,HE SAID DEFENDANT WILL TAKE
II notice that he n : been sued by the said
plaintiff In the said cOurt and cause; and
that he must answer the petition nled by the
said plalntin therein. an or before the III daA
of Il ptember, 1871, or the same VIII he taken
as true, and IudE ment rendered accordingly. I.
the nature OF which viii be y decree divorc-
ing the said plaintiff from the said defendant
and that she b. restored Ia her maiden name,
that u to say the name of Jennie L. VIII
liams JOSEPH MOORE,
Attest: Attorney for Plaintiff.
isrkI.i J'ierE nT said court. p-a
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

GovERNOR BUCHANAN has issued
. proclamation calling an extra ses-
sion Of the Tennessee legislature on
August 81. The main cause for the
extra session Is to settle the convict
lease matter, which recently caused
90 much trouble In that state. A
Worlds Fair appropriation will
probably be made, while they are
about IL
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

THE first number Of the consoll-
dated Mcpherson Freeman Vim IL
In every sense Of the word hum
msr-somethIng Its publishers and
Its town should be proud Of.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13
A Saline County Boy ABROAD.

snilne County BOY ABROAD.
Joseph Moore Of Ell creek, who
has receltly returned from an ex-
tended trip to New York State, and
Canada was very much delighted
with his trip. Joe was, but two years
old when his parents moved to Kan
sas and consequently has been here
for % years, by virtue Of which he IL
truly q genuine Kansan, raised up
on the broad prairies, the sights and
wonders of the east filled him with
amazement, and curiosity. The lit
tie fields with the old worn fence, !"
the steep rugged hill sides, the tops
covered with trees and bushes, the
narrow winding roads, the rough
stumpy stony hillside farms Of New
York where q man with the old FASH
ioned grain cradle had 10 be steadied
by another to prevent his turning
over In his attempt to secure the
grain that had probably been shot In
by shot guns last fall. The small
Jersey COW Of that great dairy region
not larger than O Kansas yesrling.
did not come up TO bis standard OF
what q COW ought to be. All these
things looked strange and curious to
him. He visited Niagara Falls and
thinks it truly wonderful and mag
nIgcent, thinks Toronto Canada q
great city, liked 10 better than Chi
cago where he spent . day or two.
From q farmers standpoint Joe
thinks Kansas better than any thing
he saw on his trip. and IL content 20
stay and till the broad fertile nelds
on Eff creek: where stumps, stones,
towering hill sides, doeth not mo-
lest or make him tired.-Brookriite
Earth.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

A PAID railroad reading notice
headed "Hotter By and By" appears
In an exchange. Good grsclousl
Give us . ticket for the north pole,
quick!
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13
Leg Rates via ths Missoari Fs
RallNaT.

Leg Rssss via ths Hissssri Fseise
Railway.
Kansas State fair Topeka, Sept. II
10 l9. One fare for. the round trip
plus fifty cents account admission
coupon, via Missouri Pacific Rail-
way. Tickets on sale Sept 10th 10
18th inclusive, good 10 return Sept,
q. 1881.
Southern Kansas Fair wichita
Sept. 2s 10 Oct 8. One fare for the
round trip tickets on sale Sept. q to
Oct. 8, good 10 return Oct. 5th.
United Presbyterian chautaaqua,
Ottawa. KaDs. Aug. II 10 a. One
and one third fare for the round trip.
Certificate plan. Limit Of certificate
Aug. -, 1891.
Old Soldiers Reunion, Hope, KS,
Sept. 3 and 4. one and one third fare
for the round trip tickets on sale
eept 8 and 4 good % return Sept sch.
w. q. BoLEs. Agt.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13
Publication Notice.

Alice l. HelScher.
Plaintiff. In the District
" Court Of Saline
william 2. Helscher, county, Ransas.
Defendant
To William p. Helseher, the defendant above
named:
VOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. THAT
Il the plaintiff. Alice l.. Helscher, has sued
you In the District Court OF Saline county
knnsaS, Ca obtain a divorce, custody Of her
minor child, Lawrence Wallace Helscher,
ann for alimouy, by nling her petition In
said court, on or before the i3th day Of July
lsql, and that you must answer her peti-
tIOn ON or before the aBth day Of August,
ust, Isql, or the petition will be taken as true,
and Judgment divorclng her from you, giving
her custody OF said child. and for alimOny,
will be rendered accordingly.
ALICE l. HEISCHER.
Rv l. a MoHIER. her attorney.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

CoNsoLING fact for the young
crowd 10 think on and remember.
The old crowd stands no show what
ever when &c comes to appointments
20 West Point,
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

Down in LouIsIaBa the Alliance IL
opposed to the lottery incubus. This
IL one subject on which the Alliance
Is sound In position.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

OHIO IL enjoying . visit from the
active and muItItudInous grsssbop-
per. Kansas sends greetings for she
has been there.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

The sallns JOURNAL prints Q pleas
ant bit at the young crowd. The
World In In for mixing the crowds.
Les old and young blood get togeth.
er. Both are needed by the party
HidtCdthd World.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13
The journal.
SALlNA KANSAS.
THURSDAY. August Is. 1891.

Hon. Fred. DOUGLASS, United
States minister to Hayti, has ten
dsred his resignation to the depart
ment Of state.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

SECRETARY FosTER, while he
does not favor general Immigration
OF Russian Hebrews TO this country,
will turn none Of them back that the
Hebrew benevolent societies promise
10 care for. There are several things
sbout the Jews which make them
nrst-class American citizens, and
you never find any Of them In the
poor house or In Jail, either.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

THERE are two things the Topeka
Capital can always be depended up
on TO do 10 the slightest opportunity is
presented. One IL to give the Hon.
John ]. Ingalls . slap In the face,
and the ether IL TO abstain on slI
occasions from saying . good word
for salIBa. The time may come
when neither will feel the effects Of
this course. Otherwise the Capital
u q splendId newspaper.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

Col. KALLAHAN 10 probably out
on the road as an AllIanes lecturer,
or In hiding somewhere repeating Of
his heresles In sackclOth and sshss.
The JOURNAL correspondent did not
come TO time with an lntsrview this
week, and we will have 10 beg the
indulgence OF some Of our valued
exchanges for this week, on that &C.
count. The Colonel is . versatile
cuss, and We may next hear Of him
jumping with both feet upon Secre-
tsry Higgins for bis utssrances on
prohibition.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

TALNAGE preached in the auditor
Ium Of the Topeka Chautsuqua on
Sunday at 25 cents per head admis-
sion. The management Of the chau-
tauqua came out In q statement to
the effect that the association had
no interest In the matter, and that
the great preacher was running the
show on his own hook. Probably .
great number Of Topekans paid their
two shIIlIngs 20 get inside and see
and hear the great display Of pulpit
pyrotechnics that took place, who
could have received ~ good gospel
for nothing at their accustomed
places Of worship. And then-the
idea Of paying to get into religious
service. Thrift, thrift, Horstiow
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

A FRAUD was shown up ct the re-
cent @. A. r. encampment. It vas
Hsndershott, 1.-THE drummer boy Of
the Rappahanoek." He was called
upon 10 prove 70 the satisfaction Of
the regiment he claimed 10 belong
20, the Seventh MIehlgA1, that he
really crossed with the regiment. A
large number Of comrades arose and
facing Headershott, declared that
they did NOS see him when the 7th
Alchisae crossed the river, and Hem
dsfsh0tt himself became very much
eonfassd In trying 10 sxpiain. The
AMIR created . dramatic scene, and
it vss finally decided that the honor
bslenesd 10 . Detroit policeman.
5sen. T. spllisns.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13
DEAFNESS,
ITS CAUSES AND CURE,

Scientifically treated by an aurist Of world
vide reputation. Deafness eradteated aud
entirely cured, Of from - or - years' stand
Ing. amer all other treatments have failed.
How diffieulty Il reached and the cause re-
moved. fully explained In eirculars. With
affidavits and Testimonials of cures from
prominent people. mailed free-
DR. A. FONTAfNE. - West 10 81, MY.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

HEAT expands; and the hot wealth
er Of last week will prove IL through
an expansion Of the currency. How?
CornI Lots Of moisture In the
ground, and that not weather just
made corn all over Kansas at the
rate OF one hundred bushels per
minute. Three consecutive seasons
like this, would place Kansas so far
ahead Of the procession that the rest
of the world could not catch up In .
generation.
The Saline County journal., 1891-08-13

A NOTABLE event last week wss
the meeting Of the Catholic Total
Abstinence Union Of the United
States In Washington, ID. c. The
resolutions while not against probi-
bitIon, did not favor Il, but rather
favored restrictive measures. Miss
Frances f. willard, OF the national
w. c. T. T., was present and sd-
dressed the assemblage two or three
times, and lady delegates were elect
ed by the Total Abstinence society
to meet with the w. e. T. L., at It's
next national meeting. This Is
probably the best organized temper
ance movement, and does more good
than any other similar organization
extant.