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,IL.R,II ROUTE FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN
GROVE. ETC.

For Freehold and Atlantic uishonds. 40 SIS 1i.30
a M 20 40. Glj p. u. sundays sl5 a. IN. 400
except erhod , na p.., ,,, uoo,. s,,,,, - p.,.
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Tor Lakewood Toms River rarnegat Park. and Harne-
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Another American author who mas ia'oN oioufA'
out successful book in England Is MIS-. C'.s0
otherwise John Oliver Hobbies This first book
..sone Emotions and a Moral" has just been SIC
..edsd by another. The sinners Comedy"
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NJ. Chalon, the distinguished French art@s'' ma
made a number OF Oiloolcr illustrations foT INC lo' %
coming magnificent edition OF Radicals am -
have been reproduced by DujaIun' -" ~ "
.S .a,,.on A. am ,.ssay on Radicals written by NJ
.o,oIo do Nont.icl,n whose knowledge oil carry
.Sencs literature has been pronounced unequaliod
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The author Of one Of the most popuiar ailo,ie
cent works on Nature In England Is WORKING i''O'
lxllter in Surrey.
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SANDY HOOK ROUTE

FOR Long BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE, ETC
From Pier y r.. foot Rector ~.
For Atlantic Highlands Highland ach. S>abrght and
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READING RAILROAD SYSTEM.
station foot Of Liberty ST., North River
rme Table in effect rs. 1892.

Trains leave vim
Central Railroad of New Jersey
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Miss Rhoda Broughton's forthcoming novel Is en-
titled Mrs. Bligh."
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VERNON II. RROWN & CO.. General AGENTS.
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j NnNInINTAL AND ORIENTAL

JAPAN-CHiNA
u OCCIDENrAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamer, laNe Francisco a. follow:
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from P.r. foot ~ 9TH lIoboNrn.
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NHARLEsTON, S. G.. the South 4 southwest

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me CLYDE 81 tNNNiflf COMPANY.
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atoms.
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cont M. T.. Cl.l DE- 90. Genera. Agents,
wing y. Y.
4 q TGl.R GeuI Agt. ) tr't Line. 3+7 Broadway.
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Rudyard Rping's new book Is to be Published IN
the autumn BY the Applctons 1t is to be not
novel fortunately but collection OF short stories.
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Ireland now has a National Library society, rs
haado1;arters being Dublin. Its objects VIII u
10 prom~e the study Of Irish literature, music af'
ort ty means OF the circulation Of Irish literature
,.,ures and discussions Of Irish music ahe
the establishment of lend ne library.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIPS TO
" JAPAN AND CHINA.
NlWYIEK 40 JAPAN ~ l. DAYS.
intended siding from Nan,orycr
FNPlsI ~ OF INNiA -.-..--.. Aug. oct 10.
EMPRESS OF JAPAN Aut = NOV u
FNPEI~~ OIL CHINA S'l'"ulei i.
l. Y SKlNNIR EVERETT FEAIhK
- ti0nI I.>,'n At. China ana Jsplr Fr'. Act.,
J53 Biuilwav. y. !. On! Wali-st.. y. Y
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An American WOnlsn Is nc auIHUr u jill TT
a novel which wa, published In London not io''5 49,
md found immediate success. ". Sch'lIicli"r'
en-. nam. on rlc t1l--poge means Vista SchaenbTge'
simmons the wife OF Edward Simmons, the ar'''
This young baby is herself an art't as "'ai Us u
writer.
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WHITE STAR LINE.

4 MEXICAN PASSENGER LINE to BRAZIL,
~ via st THOMAS. MAEllNlQIf T.. and BARBADOS
TIE q. y. ( Bl.AIIL NAIL =. ,. 60
from Robert Per, NiOOhyn -
< crGTEtN,'A . W,Nlnr-,ay August 10. noon.
- - AID from Newport News. Va. day later.
PAUL T. GERHARD CO.. General Agents.
10 Nhtohallst., NeV-forx.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-23

THAT we pledge the nominee OF
this convention to support o measure
In the legislature coufering upon the
Railroad Commission of the State
authority to enforce its orders, and
that he vote for law providing fol-
the election of the Railroad Com.
missioners by q direct vote Of the
people.
The above Is part OF the platform
adopted by the oath district Republi.
can senatorial convention held In
Ellsworth last week. Ii should be
in the platform Of every convention
this year wherein candidates for
either branch Of the legislature are
chosen. And each fellow after being
nominated should be taken gently
out behind the barn and told In .
calm and yet firm tone Of voice that
II they violate this command they
need not return to their homes after
the legislature adjourns There are
some almighty mean men In this
world, but none meaner than the
fellows who violate the express in
structions Of their constituents.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-23

LAST Sunday was the greatest all
around anniversary day OF the year.
June 10, 1915, King John signed the
Magma Charts, one great result OF
which is the American Republic.
June 10, 1866 was the birthday Of
King James /, who did something
toward building up this country, al
though he may not have intended 1t
that way. June 10, 1872, James
Madison, president Of the United
States issued a proclamation of war
with Great Britain, the history Of
which is well-known to every school
boy. June 10, 1884, Charles III. Spur
geon, the great London preacher
who died recently, was born. June
10, 1864, was the day that gallant old
craft the Kearsarge defeated and de-
stroyed the ''scourge Of the sea-" the
Alabama, which was fitted out at an
English ship yard by English capital
and placed in the hands Of the open
but unnatural enemies of this coun-
try In order to destroy her commerce.
1t is said that the Alabama is re-
sponsible for the destruction Of more
American commerce than any other
agency. No effort has been made
until last year to again build up that
commerce and it is strange that
the party that apologies for the
Alabama should now oppose all ef-
forts to restore our commerce by
legitimate means. But we mustn't
say this. 1t is "waving the bloody
Shirt" and that will never do, no
matter IL what you say is true. Be-
sides you know the war is over and
we are doing enough in caring for
"grsnd army Of mendicants."
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-23

The death Of Emmons Blaine, the
Oldest living son Of the crest states
man, will be a blow hard to bear by
the distinguished man. Three OF
his children who were grown have
now died within a few years, and Il
seems that a brilliant and useful
career is to end In sorrow and ad.
versity. Emmons Blaine had an
exceptionally bright fu ture before
him in business. He had ability.
tact and honesty, and held high
position In the business world. And
now at the age Of 81 he is taken
away. The American heart beats In
sympathy with the bereaved ones
today in the midst Of their great
sorrow,
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-23
MEN of Kansas Iistenr

Men Of Kansas, listen!
Take heed from the lesson oi
Michigan.
In that state the reform force.
were once well organized.
They were bold, independent and
aggressive.
They won local victories and were
increasing rapidly.
The wolf In a lions skin laid down
by the roadside and feigned sleep. IL
was plutocratic power under the
guise Of fusion.
Our people approached Il and re.
joiced In the belief that their old
enemy was dead.
One by one the gaping spectators
dtsappeared-went down into the
stomach OF the bloody jswed beast
feigning sleep but eating his fill uu-
der cover.
Men Of Kansas, take warning!
Disown this beggsr begotten steed
that IL intended to amble into Office
on two sets Of legs-people's party
fore legs and democratic hind legs
carrying on its back few scheming
politicians, with principles trailing
In the dust.
Men Of Kansas, be true TO your
trust, true TO your principles, your
country and your God.
No cowardice or shirkIng the re-
sponsibilities Of q contest when the
rights and liberties Of . people and
the preservation OF the republic is at
stake.
Make no contracts with the devil.
Enter into no leagues with he'll
Ottdud Journal.
And then they went right Off and
''dope it,"
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-23


A PAPER from the east that lies on
the desk this Tuesday morning pres.
ents the pictures OF the prominent
Kansas saints Of the Democratic
convention at Chicago. Why they
should be presented and why their
wonderful virtues should be extolled
no man knows, for without excep-
tion they will cast their ballots in
November for another In preference
to the candidate of the Democratic
party. Even the two high priests Of
Democracy Of this city who have
sworn eternal enmity to fusion"
will vote the ticket OF the misnomer
party this fall. II any one ever be-
lieved the Democrats were standing
up for principles, the fall Of the
"just" would be a sorrowful sight,
but nobody ever did SO believe, and
nobody cares. 1t is q good thing,
though, to have all these things
known and understood before elec-
tion day.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-23
OUR DUTY.

One thing the Wichita convention
did aside from slapping the demo-
cracy In the face, setting down on
Simpson and Ives, almost entirely
ignoring the farming element in
making up their state ticket, and
finally nominating an ex-rebel for
congressman-at-lsrge, they clearly
demonstrated to the republicans
what their duty will be when they
meet in Topeka to nominate stste
ticket, on the 30th OF this month.
So far as the selections for con-
gressman-at-large is concerned, the
republican party can well afford TO
let the people Of Kansas pass on
them. Our state has not yet reach
ed the point when she will send an
ex-rebel Colonel to the halls Of con-
gress, when q man who wore the
blue offers his services for the same
position. Geo. T. Anthony should,
and will be elected by an over
whelming majority. But By the
selection OF l.. ID. Llewelling, OF
Wichita. as their candidate for gov
ernor, the alliance party has made
1t necessary for the republicans to
pit western man against him. No
matter what q candidates qualifica-
tions are for the high Office Of COVER
nor Of Kansas, IL he is what might
be termed q Missouri river man, he
should not be put forward this year.
for first place on the ticket.
Two capable western gentlemen
are already strong in the race for
governor, either one Of whom can
lead the republican party to victory,
and 1t is the duty Of the delegates to
consider well all points Of strength,
when they meet In Topeka one
week from today. On what grounds
could the calamity orators at pic
mic and political gatherings all over
the state this fall, urge the farmers
OF this state to vote for Llewelling,
the Wichita commission man, as
against A. w. Smith the Mcpherson
county farmer. Mr.. Smith should
carry every county in the state
sgainst Llewelling. and IL it is
thought that he can, 1t is the duty
of the delegates to the state conven-
tion next week to nominate him.
On the other hand, In Mr.. MUIR
dock we have a man who Is the
father Of the movement against the
unjust freight discrimination that
has been practiced I'm Kansas for
years, and on what grounds would
these same calamity orators urge the
shippers OF Kansas, land all OF Us
are shippers,) to vote for Llewelling,
as against such a man as NJ. NJ. Muir
dock? They could not give one good
reason for such action, and il il is
found that Mr.. Murdock can lead
the party to victory, IL Is the duty Of
the state convention to nominate
him.
The JOURNAL believes, regardless
of the effect their nomination might
have on the chances Of any other
sspirant for q state Office, that
either Smith or Murdock should
head the ticket this year, as they are
capable gentlemen, possessing ele-
ments Of strength, by reason Of their
Identification with questions that
are now before the people Of the
state, and we can win with either
one of them at the head Of the
ticket.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-23

A WORD to those fellows who have
been finding fault with this paper
because 1t has not been jealous i'm
the advocacy of certain mems claims
for Office. The JOURNAL believes
that the success OF the Republican
party is Of greater consequence than
the qualification Of any mans ambi-
tion, no matter how great or how
good that man may be. The cause
is what must win, and the party
Is greater than the man. There is
no form Of slavery SO abject, no
subserviency SO pitisble as that Of q
Republican newspaper giving itself
up wholly to the advocacy Of man
for Office, and doing nothing else.
There are several spectacles Of this
kind now to be seen I'm this state. A
just cause is RepublIcanism; Re-
publicanism is Independence and in
dependence Is the state the Creator
made for man, and that is all there
is to it,
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-23
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The nomination of Grover Cleve-
land at Chicago today is foIegone
conclusion. All boomlets and "hon-
orsble mention" had to give away
to the overwhelming strength Of the
illogical candidate" and the man Of
destiny. The Holiday contingent Of
the Kansas delegation tried to steer
q few votes to Hill, but the adop-
tion Of the unit rule by the disciples
Of Grover rendered their little game
abortive. The nomination Of vice
president will probably go to Gray,
Of Indiana. The Democrats have
only one hope Of success this year,
and that is to work the third party
alliance racket for all IL is worth and
throw the election into the house Of
representatives.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-23
THE STATE PRESS.


Gypsum advocate: AS you can.
not make hog see . hole In fence
when he dent want to see it, nor
conceal one from him, when he
wants TO find It: so you can not get
prejudiced man TO see anything good
about any one he does not like, but
he will be sure TO see the fsintest
semblance Of o fault In the person
he don't like.
Lawrence World: Some Of the
delegates at large to Minneapolis
who voted for Mckinley ere telling
their home papers tha: they were
not instructed for Harrison. Mr..
Ingalls, said all the time that they
were; those who attended the con-
vention said they were and the
whole sentiment of the convention
was for Harrison. The excuse Of
the short headed boilers is too thin.
Oswego Independent: The names
Of Harrison, Blaine, Sherman and
Allison have figured In q National
Convention for the last time. Age
or other conditions will retire all
these men from the Presidential race
before the next great assemblage OF
the party's representatives takes
place. A younger generation will
then appear on the scene. tom"
Reed and Governor Mckinley are
about the only men who names have
thus far been coupled with the candi-
dacy who stand q chance Of getting
any votes In the convention Of 1896.
Newton Republican: Why do not
the papers put great flash heads de-
scribing the cyclones | Illinois and
In Canada? The destruction Of life
and property In each OF these places
was equal to those Kansas cyclones,
vet no great ado has been made over
them as was made over cyclones In
our state. The reason why the Kan
sas article IL made much Of 10 be-
cause the east 10 afraid Kansas will
draw all Of its citizens to Its fair
domain and these scare heads are
put on to keep people away from
Kansas.
ElDorado Republican: This 10 Q
year when straightforward RepubIi-
canism 10 going to win. 1t 10 year
when the man who comes before the
people In Q straightforward. business
like manner, stands on his merits,
adjures trickery and points to faith.
full work for Kansas and the party
will be nominated and elected.
There 10 no room on the Republican
ticket anywhere for vascillators, for
tricksters or for scbemers. We
want men In whom the people have
confidence and who can and will
properly represent their constitu-
ents.
Leavenworth Times: Some OF the
papers are saying that II Cleveland
is nominated the tariff question will
be settled In the coming campaign.
1t will not. The tariff question has
been before this country for more
than q hundred years. Webster,
Clay, calhoun and Randolph were
fighting IL when Grover Cleveland
was engaged In q vain endeavor to
get his big toe In his mouth. They
each knew more about the question
than Grover ever can know and yet
they couldn't settle 1t. Since the
time of these great men Grover has
been more successful In putting his
foot I'm his mouth but he can never
settle the tariff question.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-23

MANY active canvasses have taken
place in this congressional district
but the nomination OF J. r. Burton
assures the most active Of all pre-
vious occasions. Burton has re-
sources, and they are all a candidate
for such a position should possess.
He is equipped for making the most
thorough canvass of the district ever
made, and the most aggressive cam
psign as we'll. He will make full
and free use Of all the elements OF
warfare at his command, there will
be no avenues OF retreat, the bat
tie from an offensive standpoint will
characterize his campaign and he
will be elected.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-23

THE per capiter IL TO be increased
forthwith by rs cents, and We have
learned to "desplse not the day oi
small things" and are thankful for
small favors-lsrger ones in proper.
tion." For the purpose Of giving
the Columbian exposition boost al
the expense Of the government,
which is entirely proper, 5000, 600 is
to be coined in silver hslf dollars
out Of subsidiary coins in the treas
ury not now current. The pieces are
to have devices on them commence
rative of the exposition and will
serve to hand down to future genera
tions as heirlooms. Ii will be q
bonanza for the odd coin collectors
and dealers.
The Saline County journal., 1892-06-23

JOHN &. WARWICK, who repre-.
seuts McEinley's old district i'm con-
gress, has been placed In a district
having more than 2,OO republican
majority 10y the recent gerrymsnder
Of Ohio made by the republican
legislature. Warwick refuses to
stand for a reelection and We don't
blame him.-iJiiCHC NcUs.
No more do we. But how about
that Democratic gerrymsnder that
placed Mckinley in a district Of
1000 democratic majority?