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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02
THE SOLOMON PEEsBrrERY

The Prcslytery Of solomon will
hold Its spring meeting In the Pres.
byterian church Of this city April
nth Ia l3lh.
The opening session will he on
Thursday evening. April nth.
Friday and Saturday the morning
sessions will begin at $50, aud the
afternoon nj 200 o'clock. Each nj.
tsrnOOn at 3 90 there will tie a special
conference on important subjects.
Each evening there will be held 8
public meeting I'm the interest of
various departments Of christian
work.
Friday morning aDd afternoon the
woman's Presbyterian Missionary
Society also will hold its annual
meeting In the Christian church. and
In the evening, the Presbytery aud
the wOmen's Society will hold n
Joint meeting at the Presbyterian
church. a full program for all the
meetings will appear In due time.
On the Sabbath a communion ser
vice will be held In the afternoon at
3 o'clock. aud union Young Peo-
pies meeting nj $50. The commit
tee, on religi"us exercises, will en-
deAvnr 50 far a. possible To respond
TO any applications for visiting
brethren to supply the different
puIpiis Of the city. All the meet
Ings Of the Presbyiery are open to
the public, aud the afternoon aud
especially the evening sessions will
be Of Interest To thu pubic.
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Asked nv a PI,tsbnrv inlervlss.

/ Asked by Pittsburg intsFvlsus<
II ke kaeW Jerry Simpson, Ex-Co1.
gresham Joe cannon said: "If fks
Lord doesn't know Jerry any better
than 10 Jerry will be lost In The
last great shuttle. never cav hisn.
but I think he il dying above biz
level"
Arkansas has defeated the Verdi.
fair appropriation bill. Kansas g
not going TO be entirely alone, and
In our deep humility We accept tho
eOmpsnyship Of Arkansas rather
than allow the whole world 10 stare
and make faces at u alone for the
next two wears.
Atchisou Giohe: George l.. Doug
las, the Wichita patriot who pose1
a. such q great Teformer In the lea>
islature. has A dig earbuacle on the
back Of his rPrk. The Legislators
did not lat long enough for all the
Tri5.m 10 cnUe out Of his mouth, and
II = coming out the back OF his
neck
lola Register: Ed W. Hoeh Of the
Marion R,~p~,l, who was a member
Of the legislature OF -, says that the
speaker Of the hnuse tao years ago
was "a white winged angel eompar-
ell viii, the huzxard who presided
over the last house. and he never
was much stuck" on Captain Booth
either
The rev Methodist preacher At
LawTrGce i - enterPrising that he
will not live in the old parsonage,
" hi'h = iu au undesirable location,
hit in-i-t~ urnn having a better res
ideTr. The aggregation mag kick
a little Uu ihis at tirst, but all the
same a church always hourishes uh-
der n pastor who has that kind Of
siy.r about him.
The old windmill property at Law
renee, containing three acres, has
been purchased by the hospital COM
mittec of that city for sJ00. The
which is the only one of
the DItrh pattern i'm the United
state west "f the Alleghs ny noun
tains, will O." maintained A. q sort
nf an observatory and q museum for
relics. The structure was
c 'mpleted iU l~'.i at a cost Or nearly
= touring mill and had a capacity Of
lweuty bushels ~ wheat an hour.
There i no objection in Kansas
which l. more picturesque than this
Dill windmill and everybody who
hiss ever seen IL will I've glad TO know
that 1t has been purchased by an
is-p~iation which l. interested In its
pT, -rryatiOu.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02

II you are contemplating q trip for
business or pleasure IL will be we'll
tn remember that the Burlington
Route h. It'll the fayOrite. Her cid
established line to Chicago hardly
needs more than mere mention for
the reason that every iran, woman
aud child IN the country j. 80 farni-
liar with Tia. fact that owes this line
runs tH" fam IL .plii vCstihule train
ELI with it, ri ndid Pullman
Sleeper. chair rI-- nd dining cars.
Your site ufi"u - uog called to our
Double Daisy a"fNIse between Kansas
eng. A'rhi-ru, ~. Joseph aud St.
Louis. Heretofore we had but one
daily train from the Missouri River
to ~ Louis. that being a night train,
plsrIHa. passengers in -. Louis In the
morning - time for breakfast aud all
eastern CONNECTIONS, but on account
% the increasing demand another
train has been put ON and now leaves
kausa- city, Atchi-On and St.Joseph
in the morning, placing the pass
engeT in ~. Louis In the early even
ing Of the same day.
Omana and Council Bluils are put
In rapid COMMUNICATION with the
lower Missouri River points by two
superb daily train, one leaving
Kanss- city late iu the morning
anl tn" either Ia the evening. MAX
ing the run from Kansas City in
about eight hour The morning
train carries through buffet sleep
ing ear to - Paul and Minneapolis.
placing the passenger in the twin
"itie- twenty hours after leaving
kan-gz City.
For further information call on or
sddr'-z ". &. err, G.. :. W. =. A
40 Main st, Eausa- city, No. or
\ Z DAVIS. g.. j. Il 7. A.
- Joseph, Mo.
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Complimentary Basasst

Last "Wednesday score and q
half of buSisess men aud reprcsen-
tive citizens gathered mt the fsstal
board In the dining hail, Of the
Central Hotel, TO do honor 90 their
former citisen, friend and business
associate, H. ID. Lee. now Of Salina,
Kansas, and Who Nas Ia the city on
q short visit Co his ola home where
he has been - successful In business
life In the Iwentyty years IN which
he dwelt among us and where he
ranked among the foremost citizens.
u Il needless to give . history Of the
business ventures and finsl success
Of the host At this occasion, - our
people are all conversant With II.
ID. Lee. his energies In business life
and the fruits Of the tact he Is the
possesssr Of as q business man.
J. W. Coulter, Esq, acted - toast
master Of the evening. Prayer was
otTetPd hy Rev. +. p. ElcOck after
which the elegant spread by pro-
prietor AisOp was yielded up as 4
sacrifice 10 the now amply tempted
guests. The menu having been done
| justice, ]. w. Coulter, Esq, ad-
dressed the party and formally
opened the programme Of the even
ing. Mr.. Coulter spoke In the high
est terms Of the host, and msde some
intessting illusions 30 his knOviedge
of the progress Mr.. Lee has made In
the past twenty years. He vas
followed by City Solicitor, :, lvester
Price, W. J. Goer, Esq., A. NJ,
MozIer, Superintendent Of TraDspor'
: talon OF the Erie, NJ. II. AeClsin,
10. q. Hays. DR.. II n. Kelly. p.
Daily. Julius Bracber, J. w. AlsoF
and others. The addresses pointed
20 the history and arhievem euts 81
the sues. Of honor and all wished
him prosperity some day return "a
Gallon. 10 was eertsinly an excel
lent Amir and the personals Of the
guests makes the compliment 10 the
zuess the more enviable and 10 al
any enc could xisk for at the hands
Of his old nslghbors and friends
Substantial manifestation Of good
vill.-Gaiics Sss-Revisw.
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PROTECTION
OR FREE.TRApE.
WHIcH7

Do you want to keep thoroughly
posted on the effects Of the New
Tariff Law, as shown from week to
Weekf
Do you want to know all about the
policy Of Protection and have an
answer to every false statement Of
the Free-Traders1
Yesl
Then subscribe for your home
paper and the ANERIcAS ECONOMIST,
published weekly By the American
Protective Tariff League, New YORK.
Sample copy freel The EcoSoNisrh
IN Acknowledged authority on Pro
sction and should be widely read.
The yearly subscription Of the EcoSo-
MET Is O., but We have made .
special arrangement with the pub
fishers by which We Tan send
Won the EcoSoNIsT for one year and
THE JOURNAL,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02
BRtbOKNIILE


Robert Bowling. OF Salina, vas
doing business ia our city Monday.
Mr.. Dow ling j. largely Interesting
ia csttly Ia this county aud else.
where.
The jury as empaneled by COTo-
ner Brown and deputy Sheriff Ben
nett In the Ease Of Harvey Howard
who died last week suddenly. vas
composed 81 the following gentle
men: jams Toner, Leon Magette,
Joe. Morgan, y. J. Anderson aud
John Anderson. The jury found
that the deceased came to his death
by heart failure aud old sge.
Rev :. l.. Semans, l. attending
annual conference at Norton this
wseS. We hope among other things
that may be dors, for the good Of
the people. AID the dissemination
OF the gospel within the bounds Of
the Northwest Kansas conference,
tina, he will H. returned 10 this sp-
pOiutmeut, this we think will meet
the appreciation Of all concerned.
and result in much good to the
people here.
Mr.. r. Z. Bell returned from
Cloud county last week. Mr. b. has
. farm near Glasco 10 that county,
he says the wheat there IL . sight 10
behold. notwithstanding the 5olo-
mon Valley IL great corn Produe-
ing section, the great bulk Of the
land 10 In growing wheat. One
farmer there last year harvested 65
acres that averaged 50 bushels TO
the acre, this can be substantiated
by responsible parties. Although
the wheat acreage IL large there h .
great deal Of land for corn ready for
the piow.
The X. W. q. Concert st The city
hall last Friday night was IN emf
nent success srtissiealIy. The audi
enee was fair In sire and very ap-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02
WY sns
Thss is % SAY net fuss ssf Peer In
peases % s.as Aeeesnt.

fhss Dc % sag sst fsEz ssf Peer In.
peases 20 s.ss Aeessst.
We have been worrying along
With very muddy streets for fort
night or more now have we not
We also have on our streets to-day
any have had all winter men who
have been drawing aid from the
city without rendering q valid
equivalent, that 10. unless sitting
around on the streets and expeetorat-
ing tobacco juice on the Payements
and on the dresses Of ladies who
I were passing IL considered . valid
4 equivalent. We also have large
| quantities. Of rock which can easily
be quarried within our city limits.
Hammers are cheap, owing to the
fostering influence Of our protective
tariff. The unused muscle In the
arms Of our mendiesnt population
when applied to the rock mentioned
by means OF the protected hammers
aforesaid produces what Il called
concrete. which IL considered one OF
the hest OF materials used for the
Improvement Of streets. Il this
PLAIN enough for you?
Then what we are trying to i'm
press upon your minds IL, briefly, |
In the absence OF other means Of OBJ
tanning . livelihood our dependent
poor should be given work at fractur-
Ing rock for use In the constr uction
Of thoroughfsres and maintaining
them In q state Of repair. Why not?
II labor dishonorsble We trust
our city officials when they are
Of ways and means TO
solve the question Of taking care OF
the poor aud the Improvement Of
our streets will consider this. II IL
worth while.
We must have good streets before
we can reach any standing a. a city
before the world. Well lighted,
weli.kept and well made city roads
stand high In the estimation Of the
stranger who comes to our midst for
. brief sojourn, and the stranger
within our gates Is the man who
gives the city its reputation abroad.
rhe existence In this city Of idle
men who draw assistance from the
'ity IL known and the large number
u them is becoming q source Of ,
treat expense and anxiety. Neces-
lily IL the mother Of invention.
.et US take the means at hand aud
improve our streets.
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THE PAPER MILL.
The Proposition 20 Erect % Prrsentr
and Accented

The Proposition to Erect Il Pr-sentrd
and Accepted.
Below we give the proposition
made by Barney 4 Co. TO build n pa
per mill In Salina. II only remains
for US now to vote the bonds and get
the prize:
4. N. CJdfin, J. n. DccEcr and j..
". Daily, Committee on Manu-
features OF the Commercial club {:
GENTLEMEN: We wish to make
the following proposition: To build
In the city Of Salina, a paper mill for
the manufacture Of straw paper to
cost from 80. 90 the sT5, 600, well aud
strongly built Of brick or stone. of q
capacity Of ~ tons Of straw per day /;
the people Of SalIna to pay ns = bonus
Of SIl 900 and secure the same 10 us
30 that we shall have trouble in col
lecting the same after the mill is
complete aud in running order.
J. A. BARNEY h Go.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02

Mayor Underwood Is unfortunate
In having q certain class supporting
him. They do 90 Of their own ac-
cord and In the face Of Mr.. Under
woods well-known temperance prin-
cIPles. Because Of the support Of
this class and the resubmissIOn
leaders we cannot support him, but
- 9 man, We honor him and should
like 20 vote for him II he were In an-
other position.
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Vote for the bonds


Perhaps you are run down, can I
eat, cant sleep, rant think, cant do
anything to your satisfaction, aud
YOU wonder what ails you. You
should heed the warning, you are
taking the first step into nervous
prostratiOn. You need a nerve tonic
and Ia Electric Bitters you will hnd
the exact remedy for restoring your
nervous system to iii noamal,
healthy condition. Surprising re-
suits follow the use Of this great
nerve tonic and Alternative. Your
appetite returns, good digestion II
restored, and the liver and kidneys
resume healthy action. Try q
bottle. Price j0', at %. &. ToBES,
& Co.'S, drug store. 30
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02
.sHGRR, PADaEI az

Tom Cordry, NJ one time connected
With the Gdsette. Of this city, II now
playing second fiddle b Blou He.eh-
ms oh the i'lSy CrnIrT LHsFsFtsh-
This calls Io mind the claim niA.ie ny
Col. J. Henri Padgrtt, of the Ssliua
Evening NeWs In tie effect that said
PadReft did all the wsTk on the late
Iamented Gascfts, aud shoald receive
all the credit. Perhaps Mr.. Cordry
can sabsssutiate the claim Of Col.
Padgett.--SALINA JOURNAL
II Mr.. Cordry remembers correctly
there vas man on "the late lament
ed Gesette" by the name Of O. Y,
Bsniamins. Perhaps cel. Padgsti
remembers the gsatlemsn - one Of
the best writers at that time In salins.
CLAY Center DtspoteA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02

Perhaps you are run down. cant
eat, can sleep, can think, cant do
anything Ia your satisfaction. and
you wonder what ais you. You
~huult he u the warning, YOU are
taking tia fret STEP into Nervous
Pr0s'Tatiuu. You need Nerve
Truir and Ia Electric Buters you
" 30 l.Hl ID, exact rem. " fnT restor-
iu' yuwr nervous system 20 it, nor
mat healthy condition. Surpris-
Ing rr-ult- follow the use of this
great Nerve Tonic aud Alternative.
y oar appetite returns, good diges-
ton l. restored. aud the Liver and
Kidney resume healthy action. Try
a bother Price jn-. at -. &. Tobey's
Drug S'urr. "a
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02

A man Who lives in Salina met
with . peculiar experience the other
day. He vas standing In trout Of
the pest ONCE when his attention
vas attracted to . new nerby hal
skIming along on the surface Of the
mud toward Santa Pc. fastening
% the eroszlpg he picked u M.
when 10 his horror . human voice
from the bounding pillows Of mud
demanded, Hey there, vhst do
you want with my hatf" "why, ]
thought-I thO-w "weil, never
mind what you thought, Just hand
It back here, I'm on top Of an omni'
bus going from the MePhersOu
branch depot 20 the National hotel. q
And an arm reached mp for the
Katy"
MoRAL.-It never rain In Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02
TESCOTT.
From the Herald.

Lowell Apple has located and
fenced Off . hog claim . few hum
dred yards north Of town. He has
quite . herd Of hogs corralled,
which he intends to fatten.
Mrs. Mitchell, OF Lincoln, came
down last Monday and has been
visiting Mrs. r. S. Trew, At River
side, this week.
The Lutherans held Good Friday
services at the Methodist church to-
day. They had . good turn out and
q fine services.
Mrs. Geo. Mayo, who has been
quite sick for some tim e at the re-
sIdence Of Mr.. Swsrt's, has greatly
improved and IL now able to be out.
Mr.. Bundy, Of Glasco, . mill
wright, arrived here Monday and
was looking over the town, and the
patent roller process Touring mill,
Of Mr.. Zulauz. He was very favor
ably impressed with the Saline
valley and the Bonanza City.
The examination for graduating
diplomas, from the public schools
will be held tomorrow and Monday
IL the examination questions arrive.
The examining committee are Mrs.
E. A. Allen. Mrs. c. NJ. Griffith and
Mr.. NJ. Morrison. We have not
learned how many are taking the
examination.
Road making will be I'm order
some time this year. The roads
need putting In order now. Soon
the ground will be too dry, then the
weather will be too hot, then winter
will be here and Il cannot be done.
II IL plain to all that roads well
graded TO the center early In the
year are: net only the mott solid In
winter but are generally free from
snow drifts, for being elevated and
solid the snow blows of Of them.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02

| precistlvs - vas Demonstrated BY
frequent eneores. Prof. Guile's
manipulation Of the piano received
much deserved praise. The duets,
quartsttes, trios, and solos Sere all
exceptionally well rendered Prof.
SCOTS eloeutI0nary powers we're
brought 10 bear upon the audience
and the hall rang with mirth, it wss
. good all round entertainment Of
high order. Brookville people say,
come again.
Work on the Bank Building has
been progressing finely, but IL nov
temporarily stopped, by reason Of
the snow storm.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02
LINDsB0R8.
Prom the News

II ~ @NNN-A
Andrew Goodholm has been aP-
pointed receiver Of Second National
MePherson, with . salary at the rate
Of $3.50 per annum. The Comptroller
Of currency could not have selected
. better equipped gentleman.
Prof. X. DomeGeEa, of this city
will give . grand star concert" ut
Fort Riley April :. II. He will be
assisted by the best artists from this
place, junction City and Seventh
Cavalry band. The fact that Prof.
Dome II In charge IL . guarantee
that the concert will be . success.
Mr.. Johan Pearson, died March 81,
1891, aged 50 years and IS days. The
funeral was held Monday from the
Lutheran church this city, Of which
deceased was . worthy member for
many years. Mr.. Pearson for many
years suffered Intensely with rheu-
mstism, and the past few years from
asthma. He leaves . daughter, Mrs.
Louis Norberg, and two sons,
Messrs, p. A. and c. o. johnson 10
mourn his death.
Friends Of Mrs. J. r. DoWlin gave
her c pleasant surprise party on
Monday afternoon In honor Of her
birthday anniversary.
The party provided themselves with
Of eatables and took full
possession Of the premises The
were among those present:
Mrs. W. &. Boughton, Mrs. w. p.
VsnHorn, Mrs. +. g. Collins, Mrs.
y. A. Nelson, Mrs. A. Childs, Mrs.
Sealy, Mrs. RIpgwald, Mrs. NJ. J.
and the Misses sarah y.
jenkins and Fred Swanson. A
good time IL reported. Mrs. Dowlin
was the recipient Of various articles |
of clothing and Q set Of cane bottom
chairs and . beautiful center table,
and will ever bear Q kind remember
snce Of the friends.
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The city election comes Off next
Tuesday. Our preferences are eX-
pressed In another place In this ps-
per aud our reasons for why he
should be elected. II will not be .
calamity 10 either Of the other
gentlemen IL elected. IL fact the
city will prosper just the same under
the administration of any Of the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02
DEALS IN DIRT.
Saline County Real Estate which hal
RseentIy Changed Hands.

Saline County Real Estais which has
RseentIy Changed Hands
Real estate transfers for the week
ending March y, 1891. and fur
nished by 7. ID. Fitzpatrick, alb
straeter:
. Mcknight to L II Fritz nv ~ les
qrd AiEu.tsi
Brfef to J Pririgren " - s-Is-s
qcd lOi
& bell 10 y Curtis ne Is-Is-5 Nd IatO
Military Land 60 IA L " Padgeit lot
2blk % Military add To Salina
wd istin
Plymouth Congregations. church to
ist Baptist church ne lI-It-3 Nd 3!1OW'
r Schofrn Ia NJ SchoTcn It's 5I-7B2nS
- Salina Nd i.U
A n Skillman tn 7 Long Its 49, blk
Bridgeport al l.'sD.t0
J Messef Ia " SECS Il 6 blk = New
Cambria Nd 80
J Me~seT Ia " kepharf u blk
New Cambria Nd giyWp
Salina Inv TO 60 4 4 cup etal II 10
blk u south park add To Salina
Tinted states to A d Moore nv D.
is-j pat ......-.
L Lander 10 ! e Lander Sw Sits vi 900
Nerl-rg Ia " carlson ne se - -
NJ T. simpson To Grc>se ~ 2I-Is-5
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II. ID. Lee has returned from Gal
ion, Ohio, his old home. where he
has been visiting. We clip from n
Gallon paper the particulars Of .
complimentary bouquet rendered
him by his old friends. II does one
good TO talk With Mr.. Lee, because Of
his abiding faith in the future pros
poets Of our city. A dozen such men
~ he could build Q city here larger
than any other In the state.
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THE JOURNAL,
for $50,

For Semi Anthracite
McAlester. Lenox or Matt
land, Rocksprings, Canon
City, Lump and Nut, Weir
City, Pittsburgh. Scranton
Usage shaft, and Hard
coal and Charcoal, also
Kindling in 20 cent
bundles. Call on,
KANSAS LUMBER CO.,
2o4. N, 5th st, Telephone
80.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02

New Mexico presents peculiar at
fractions to the home seeking farm
er. What are they7 Here II one Of
them: CultiVable land bears 80 small
q proportion TO total area, that home
demand exceeds supply, aud that
means high prices for farm products.
And another: Development Of mines
and lumber interests causes eontin.
ually Increasing need for food. For
Instance: Corn In New Ne xieo 10
worth IS cts. per bushel when 90
Kansas 10 only brings 20 ets., and
other things In like proportion. r.
rigation, which II praetieed there
and eests little, insures . full crop
every yesr.
For fun information, apply 90 II.
r. Grierson, immiGratio1 agent. A.
r. a 8. p. r. R, 800 Kansas avenue,
Topeka, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02

On Saturday notwithstanding the
mud, a large company Of men, In
Guiding farmers aud others interest
ed in the beet sugar industry met
In the old Conrad store room TO hear
what DIR. ScheidtweilIer, the Ger
man sugar man had 10 say about the
growing Of sugar beets. After ex-
planning the process about seventy
five farmers agreed TO give IL q trial.
Another meeting will be held at the
same place this Aftrnoon.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02

A temperance mass meeting will
be held In the Methodist church
this evening. Just whose csndI-
daey this meeting IL to boom IL not
stated. sPeeches will he made by
many prominent citizens.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02

We have received an original poem
from IAN Old Subscriber" AS the
name Of the author was not appended
we cannot publish Il. When you
write any thing for the JOURNAL be
sure your name IL appended. because
we cannot give Il publicity. other
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1891-04-02

It will take nearly nine
months to build the new
Paper Mill. furnishing en-
ployment for all kinds OF
mechanics and laborers,
Stone Masons.
Brick Masons,
Carpenters,
Machinists,
Plumbers,
Etc, Etc.
1t will require from a
half million to a million
OF brick.
Many Cords of Rock,
Many Thousand Feet of
Lumber.
And constant employ
ment for forty or fifty men,
after the mill is completed.
1t will require tenor fifteen
teams to haul straw, TWEEN
ty tons per day, giving the
farmers a chance to sell
twenty thousand dollars
worth a year that they
now burn up.
Vote for the bonds.