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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-04
Turn Out, Democrats.

Don't fail to hear Hon. C. w. Daley,
at the Opera House, Thursday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-04

MoUNDsvILLE's growth has been phe-
nomenaI-oyer so per cent in one year.
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millinery Opening at M. c. Dittman's.
1851 Main street, Tuesday, October Atm
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EMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD
III nTrcTNESS MEN

EMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD
IL BUSINESS MEN.
Good. energetic business men wanted to travel
in all parts OF the United States In the In
terests OF the American Union League. a pa
triotic. fraternal, benevolent and protective
society. This society possesses stronger and
better fraternal and protective features tran
any other insurance order in existence, No
l.short term" or endowment" scheme, but
perfect plan OF protective life insurance, Safe.
Equitable, Economical and easily worked me
MANS are excellent, readily understood and
recommend themselves This Society now
numbers among its members larger percent.
age OF intelligent business aud professional
men. in proportion TO its total membership,
than any other order. The most liberal induce
.ments as regards pay, steady employment, ter
ritory etc offered the right men to act as spe-
cial agents Call at or address the Office OF the
AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE,
my22d&e 1904 Chapline St.. Wheeling, W. va.
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WE have never seen anywhere stock
Of Wraps and Jackets equal to Geo. Z.
TayIor's, and then his prices are so low.
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A Great Orator.

HOOPS PILLS cure Sick Headache.
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MoUNDsvILIE is a sure winner.
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Goat.
pnmtsD.

yxTANTED-A POSITION AS CLERK OR
w bookkeeper, at once; can give best OF ref
erence in regard TO character, etc. fair PEN
ma %. address Nc. Box 81 oc4r
.FxyE oEEFls AGENTS ;IIrG MO- fIY, IN
sfkht fn tity or country, Agents nrst in field
actually getting rich. One agent in one day
cleared $3.50. So can you. Catalogue free.
Address ALPINE SAFE CO., No. 36O-37l Clark
Street, Cincinnati, .. ocsdqs
VXTANTED-TWo PRACTICAL TIMERS.
w c. T. PRICE, Moundsville. W. va.
oc1ekda
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MouNpsyrLLE is the sixth city In
in the State and she is grow
ing
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15

EITHER the Kansas City Journal
will have to quit Its taking pro.
peDsities or the Republican press OF
Kansas will have to withdraw its
support from IL As q sound exponent
OF Republicanism. Barring alone
the fact that II Is wont TO break out
into silly fakes periodically, the
Journal 10 q pretty decent sort Of q
paper. Its Jerry Simpson story
about the sockiess' remark when
Frick was shot, has brought hui
initiation upon all those who trusted
It's veracity, and now II turns out
that the Chautauqua county murder
story, duplicating the Alliance has
fallen fiat. Such things do not show
journalistic sense or entei prise, and
for one we hereby serve notice on
the Journal that II must quit such
monkey work or lose q friend. II IL
easy enough To defeat error without
employing the habits Of altar. Lies
cannot overcome lies, and II the
leading Republican newspaper In
Kansas City cannot confine itself to
the truth IL need not be surprised u
IL loses friends. II IL has been tell
ing the truth all along Ia these
matters then Il should prove II. In
competency Ii rs bad rs hsbitusl
lying. 1t IL pity that the Republic
can party has not one great news
paper In this locality that can be re.
led upon at all times.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15

ONE thing the next Kansas
legislature should hasten to do IN Ia
wipe off the map over 800 "citIes" In
this state, aud substitute In their
places the same number Of thriving
villages. A town Of less than 5000
has no more business with q city gov.
eminent than . two year old boy has
with pair Of mans trousers. They
may furnish some amusement and
that Ii all, unless the hapless urchin
should fall and break his crown.
Cities Of the third class should be of
from 5000 to 5000 inhabitants /;
second class, 10000 to 5000; first
class, all over that number of In
hsbitants. Let's have . little sense
In the matter Of city governments.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15

EVERY ex-rebeI In Kansas will
vote for Harris. Every ex-copper-
head will vote for Harris. Every
fellow who proclaimed the war q
failure will vote for Harris. Nine
tenths OF the fellow . who fought
by substitute will vote for Harris.
Every Union soldier hster will vote
for Harris. Every fellow who de-
nounces the pension system - q
fraud will vote for Harris. Every
fellow who objects to further ex-
tending the pension system will vote
for Harris. Every free trader will
vote for Harris. Every fellow who
wants to turn the sound currency Of
this country into filthy rags will
vote for Harris. Every slsnderer OF
Kansas will vote for Harris. Every
fellow who challenges the authority
Of the Federal government will vote
for Harris. And now, seriously
comrade, you who fought to MAIN
tain this government, and ever since
devoted your energies to building mp
the country, and who now purpose
voting for Harris yourself, don't you
think you are In the wrong crowd?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15
New Cam sria Cha,terInxs

w. J. Donmyer and wife are
back from Salida, Colo, and will
remain here for the present.
Miss Mary Ruch returned Sunday
evening from q three months stay a,
Bunker HUI, KAns., with her sister
Mrs q. +. Kohr.
Il. Faust was seriously III the frat
OF the week but II now Improving.
Thomas Conway and wife left
Tuesday for q visit to Mr.. Conway's
old home la Penn.
4. Donmyer Jr. and family are
sporting q bran new pbeton.
Jonathan Hoffman went to Gyp-
sum City Saturday to visit his son
John and family.
Mrs. A. Hopper received a tele-
gram Tuesday morning calling her
to her home In New York City. She
has been spending the summer here
with her sister Lena aud brother
Fred sofsky.
George Whitaker Of Piattsmouth,
Neb.. visited several days with his
cousin Emmett Laughlin at this
place leaving Tuesday night via the
Union Pacific for home.
NJ. X. Bell has purchased a new
separator for his thresher outfit.
Mrs. J. e. Williams Is rapidly i'm
proving.
j. N. Davis has gone to st. Joseph,
Mo-, to the Fair.
JEWELL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15

IT stands to reason that currency
which has the resources Of the en-.
tire country back Of II 10 Of more
value, and has q greater stability
than that which 10 backed by the
wealth Of single state. Aud yet
the Democratic party, whose great
est claim to consideration 10 Its al.
legged conservatism, says Il favors
the repeal Of the 10 Per cent tax on
state bank issues, with . view Of re-
storing state bank money TO circuIa.
tlon. This done does IL not also
stand to reason that the money
which has the power behind II and
represents the greater wealth would
become investment aud be entirely
supplanted by the weaker article &?
IL always has been so, and what 10
to prevent = repetition OF u?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15
aaDt. A. lny2
Summons by Publication.

T1iE STATE oF KANSAS To Ious A
.nALsos AsD Bstsf CnALsos, MS WYE
You arr hereby notified that you have been
T a. T nasn. p,., n,(gp'"' rs 6" defendant b'
TIL, .nninons 70 To require you 90 answer
The petition nied December y isai, by this
said plaintin, IN the clerks once of be VA
iinr cOubty district court, In the state OF X an
aus. an OF before October ~, IEy2. or said petI.
tion vii b. taken aH true ana Judgment
rendered against you for the foreclosure Oi
. certain mortgage, executed aud delivered
by the said John A. chalson, and Hetsy Chal-
son, hprli ~. iSH, on the following lands and
t"nsin"ui-, situated In saId county ~ saline,
aud desrrih.h as follows! finy.two and one.
hall feet OF the north snd 81 lots thirty tBDj.
thltty two tj3 tbirt four tJiD, Ihirty-six tHl
anu mr. ..'sh, W on Fourth street. 10 Tho
width ntty.two and on..half feet north and
south, aud 10 length extending froin the east
IN. 81 said lot thirty "a III. west line 81 said
lot thirty eight. 20 secure the payment Of the
sum oi 5000. and recorded IN the record Of
moftxnE-. In said county. In vol. 10, Mt page
~, aud ~. prayer Of said petition IL for JudK:
mrnt IN w" sum 81 thlrty.six dollars and
twenty Ave cents with " per cent Interest
nom April ~. i-pi. aud that tie endant. a nd
zach 81 them. aud all parsons claiming under
interest, right. lien and equity Of REDEEM ption
~, Ia or an said lands and tenements, and
that said land. may he sold according 90 Law,
without appfnisfnent, subject tO the Hen OF
u certain mortgage. executed 90 secur. the
payment 81 the sum OF ,DDOl md recorded In
vol. ~ paF. 81, IN the record Of mortgages
~ said county and the proceeds beIught
Into court and applied to the payment III, lat,
~" taxes due aud payable on said premises;
~, the cosis and areruinE costs ofthi. aetion
~, the claim of said plaintiff with the aecru-
Ina Interest therron; and 9Th, the claims OF
the said defendants NJ their interest may APP
pear. aud for such other and further relief
~ The premises NJ may he Just, lawful and
equitable.
WITNESS my hand aud the seal Of said
court, nj my once In "a ac.ty of Sn-
u. y. lima, In the county Of saline, this
nth day OF August, IsU7
% USfENBERtl, Clerk.
OWEN A. BAssErr, ATTY for PHI 8-s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15


THE cholera IL likely to be KEEP,
out OF the country at least I'll after
the election. Should IL DO allowed
to come In now Its first work would
be TO sieze upon the slums In the
lower wards Of New York City and
clean out whole legions OF Demo.
cratic voters, all members Of Tam.
many Hall. The country msy rest
assured that the Democratic nd.
min!strstion In New York will do
all In Its power to prevent the
cholera from coming In, at least
until the election IL over. Keeping
out immigrants at this time will
also have . depressing effect upon
Democratic chances In New York,
n IL In customary to DatursiIze them
a. soon ~ landed aud vote them for
Democracy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15

JOHN WANNAMAKER has done
wonders In the postal service, but
there is still much to do. One thing,
however, he ought to accomplish
with the aid Of the nickel In the slot
idea and that Is TO attach to street
letter boxes q machine that would
cough up q stamp on deposit Of
cents In change. This OF course
would call into requisition many
more copper cents. or why not re-
yive the 2 cent copper piece. We
need the free coinage Of copper as
much as we do the free and un.
limited coinage Of silver. In the
copper cent we would have money
"ssfe, sound and flexible" till you
couldn't rest. Now lie: some school
boy tell us who alexander the
Coppersmith" was, and why he Was
so named.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15
First published Is the saline AZ. County Journal
Publication Notice,


In the District Court within and for the Coun.
~ OF Saline In the state Of Kansas.
7. J. Chew Jr., plaintiff, !
Alfred Woodbury. and MercI.
4. Woodbury., bis wife. r..
Baughain aud Kate laugh
am his wife and John Thi-
bus, defendants.
T. y. Baugham and Kate Baugham his wife.
VIII take notice that the said 4. J. Chew IT,,
plnintln, did, ON the I'll day of July, Irs2 die
bis PETITION In said Dist rict t'ouTt, within and
Tor The county III saline, Ia the state of Kan
Mcrcl. A. woodbury his wife, Z. 4. Batirham
aud Kat. Baughan, his wife, aud John Thi.
bns, defendants, aud that the said r. y.
Iaugham aud Kate Bausham, his wife must
answer said petition aled ns aforesaid on or
before the 18th day ~ October, 1871 or said
petition viii be- taken ~ true, and y Judr.
lnrut rendered IN said action against said de-
PENDANTS Alfred Woodbury. aud Msrcie A.
woodbury., his wife, for the sum of n ~ three
nnd 10. TO- dollars. with interest thereon nj
nc rsln ., y; per cent per annnm from the
nrst day OF July, 1901, aud u further Judgment
against said defendants ALFRED Woodbury.
aud Mrrci. A. Woodbury. his wife, r. q.
hLnrhan and ka,e fsnKham, his wife, and
J"hn Ihihus, for the foreclosure of q cert Ain
nortraE. upon ID. following described real
estate. Ia Wit Tho south half Of the nor'h h.
east quarter of section ten 10, In township
thirrrh U1, south Of rang. ave 90, west Of
~. sixth principal meridian, lying and alt.
uatrh ~ the clunty OF saline, IN the state ~
Kansas. aud ndJndKiDg that the said plaintiff
hKv. the firsi lien on said premises, 10 the
amount TOR which Judgment will be taken
~ aforesaid, and ordering said premises 10 be
sold without apprai-ement, and the proceeds
applied Ia tbs payment of the amount due
plaintin aud costs Of suit, aud forever barring
and purchasing said defendants, aud each OF
Them: OF AMI from all right title. estate. inter.
10 said premises, or any part thereof
=, Attest T.. W. BArsErT,
" osfhshsno, Attorney for plaintiff
SEAL Clerk, Ms
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15

ONE Of the comforting signs OF the
times In seen Ia the manner In which
President Harrison aud Governor
Flower have met the emergency the
cholera's advent nj New York har.
Dor has placed US Ia. All people
will appreciate the actions of the
President and ths Governor Of New
York for the promptnsss they have
exercised In the matter OF preventing
the cholera's entrance at our ports.
IL IL gratifying 10 know that We have
officials who will act nj once without
going through all the red tape forms
usual In such cases. When the
terrible earthquake visited Charles.
ton, \. & Governor Foraker order.
ed ths AdJutRnt General 10 send .
car load Of tents belonging TO the
State Of Ohio 10 the scene of destitu-
tiOn. Had We better not examine
the law hrst?" was asked bp the nd.
Jutant general. mo-" was this aus.
WV w W." courageous koftfhott wv
people are Ia distress. Take care Of
them first aud we'll examine the
Law when We have more time" II
IL no time to bubble, and the Presi.
dent aud Governor did not bubble.
The only deplorable feature now on
the surface was the action OF the
people who live In ths vicinity Of
Fire Island where the haple.s pas.
.engers Of some Of the ships were to
be given q haven Of rest. All par.
ticulars Of this are fully set forth In
our dispatches. The governor called
out the militia to repeI the incipient
riot and the passengers are now oil
comfortable housed on Fire Island.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15


ONO Republicans opened their
campaign last Saturday nj Dayton.
The speakers on the occasion were
whitelaw Red, Ex-Governor For.
sker and Governor Mckinley. all
born In Ohio and all leaders, repre-
senting the younger element Of the
Republican party. These mems
very names ars suggestive Of the
Issues at stake this year, particularly
10 this true Of Governor Mckinley.
As usual our Democratic friends are
disappointed. You know they have
been pointing 10 the fact that Mr..
Foraker was keeping silent, and u
you can read his speech you will see
that they were In hopes he would
remain quiet.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15
CONE OowK. Bors.

The peoples party orators and
corner takers are industriously en-.
gagged In circulating the report
among the people Of the city and
county that the Wholesale men Of
Salina are against George T. An
thony on account Of his official
actions on the board OF railroad
commissioners. They also say the
Wholesale men are against the Re-
publican candidates for the legis-
lature In this county on account Of
the platform adopted by the late
Republican county convention.
They lie. None of the wholesale
men ever told them such Q thing,
and the whole story 10 nothing more
or less than an attempt to win votes
by unfair means.
Mr.. H. ID. Lee told the editor Of
the JOURNAL last Spring when the
railway case WAS pending In Atchi-
son that Mr.. Anthony was eminent
ly fair and just, and that his rulings
were as favorable to interior jobbers
Is could be consistently and fairly
made. The claims of the populists
In question are too silly and vspor-
Gus to admit Of Q seconds considers
ton. III any Of the Wholesale men
Of Salina CT any other interior
wholessling point In Kansas are
against Anthony, Mohler and Kouns
IL is for other reasons besides those
claimed. They may be Republicans,
Democrats or populists for aught
We know, but 1t 10 unfair to draw
them into politics just to crafty the
spite Of lot Of fellows against the
candidates named.
IL our peoples party friends want
q square campaign conducted upon
the lines Of trnth, all well and good
but IL they descend to the level of
the liar and bum politician they
must expect to have their silly
stories exploded and themselves
brought into disgrace. II they are
men OF sense and honor they should
know they cannot overcome truth
with silly lies aud misrepresents-
lion.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15
WE ARE GETTING THERE.

Quietly and yet surely, like river
slowly rising In volume. this goodly
city IL slowly filling up with people
who come here TO make Salina their
home. Not only the city but the
county 10 also filling up with farm
ers. Institutions Of all kinds are
prosperous. Our plaster mills can
not keep up with their orders and
our paper mills find 1t necessary to
work an extra force OF men and In
two weeks will run "a hours q day.
More money Twill come into the
county this year for products of the
soil and mill than ever before Ia our
history. The -four milling business
has increased to such an extent that
IL has been found more economical
for our mills to have their own cars.
1t 10 not Q boom that is upon us, 1t 10
our natural growth, that the OBJ
server sees and delights In. This
condition Of things was not brought
about by lying about our state, coun-
ty and city, and discrediting her
people. 1t did not come about
through mournful whines because
we are In debt. Ii 10 not the legiti-
mate result Of spending our days
and nights in phantom chasing, In
craving for thst which IL not. In
trying to substitute the worthless
for that which has value and virtue.
1t comes because we have taken
the means God has placed at our
hands, and ere working out our sal
walton and our destiny. Poor,
wretched and pitisble In the extreme
10 the man who images himself poor
and imposed upon. Rich indeed 10
he who makes the most Of every
situation, and who studies the way
to gain contentment. The tramp
and the useful member of society
are each one what he 10 from choice.
"He that seeketh fndeth" whether
1t be good or bad. The people OF
Saline county have wisely chosen |
the good and the rewards of their |
labOrs 10 making them rich beyond
computation and happy beyond |
measure.
And SO, fellow citizens, the JOUR
NAL congratulates you upon your
moral, political and material pros
perity. You are not on the verge of
1t, but In the midst of il. And while
1t is not our province TO dictate to
any man what shall be his choice In
the world Of politics, religion, So
ciety or business, we cannot help
that In your innermost self
you have no kind OF use for the fell
ows who try to make you think you
ire retrogrsding instead Of progress
ng toward that goal which We all al
'ome time In our lives hope TO at
ain. Stand up for Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15
PROM rHE WESLEYAN

Editor journal:
Last March = petition signed by
every resident Of the Wesleyan I'm.
versity Addition together with nil
the merchants aud scores of tax.
payers Of this city wa. presented to
the CITY Council, requesting that the
water main be extended TO the
Wesleyan University. A delegation
Of citizens appeared befor. the Coun.
oil aud urged that body 10 grant the
prayer 81 the petition, but they
deemed II best 10 refer II 10 q com.
miitee. A second time parties In.
terested In the welfare Of the Uni.
verslty came TO the Council aud ask.
ed for = report, only TO have II refer.
red To another committee. For
more than four months the petition.
ers have waited for their representa-
tlvea to act.
For years the Wesleyan Addition
has paid taxes 10 provide the bal.
ance Of the city with water, lights,
sewers, improved streets, polio.
protection. ETC., without deriving
any benefit from money thus ex-
pended.
The officers of the Kansas Wesley
an University are making strong
effort TO build up . large College In
SaiInA, and that they are succeeding
10 apparent when II In known that
every dwelling In the addition IL
occupied.
The University has been the cause
Of many people locating In Salina.
Financial aid In received from all
parts Of the Conference. The stud
ents spend . large sum Of money
annually with our merchants, and
II would display good business judg.
ment for the Council TO provide the
University Building and all others
In that locality with proper fire pro.
lection. At . recent meeting Of the
City Council . levy Of q mills on
the dollar on oil real estate was
made, and while this portion Of the
city will pay their share not one
penny will be expended In their be-
half. The taxpayers Of this large
territory feel that Il IL unfair for the
city 10 take their money annually
and then refuse them fire protection
aud . means OF beautifying their
homes. The treatment that this
part Of the city has received from
the City Council has lead to move
inert to have the addition detached
from the city. II 10 believed that
the Legislature will see the injus-
tice OF keeping 90 large . territory
attached to the city for revenue
only. II they are successful the
assessed value Of the city will be re-
duced and the rate OF taxation In
the remaining portion Of the city
must be raised 10 proportion.
KANSAS WESLEYAN.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15

RECENT events amply JustiHes the
prediction made by the JOURNAL
some months ago that there would
not be enough left Of the calamity
party In November to bait . mouse
trap. In no state where elections
have occurred this year has the
peoples party vote been large
enough to justify Its existence. In
Minnesota II has formally dIsbanded
In South Caroliba IL does not even
support the Tillmsn wing Of the
Democracy. Here In Kansas the
Democratic party has fastened Its
tentacles upon u and Il 10 utterly
impossible to determine Its strength.
Even old PETER admits II can do
nothing this year.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15

SINCE Mr.. Dixon wiped up the
floor with Mr.. Skelly st the Olympic
club In New Orleans the other night
the club members have. decided not
to allow any more colored pugilIsts
the privilege Of appearing 10 their
ring. II seems that some Of the
southerners have . fear Of negro
domination after all. They fear TO
give the colored man . chance lest
he should excel them even In the
prize ring. II must be admitted that
9 people who are not willing to COM
pete with . race far inferior to them
on . plain Of equality do need some
protection. They need . wet nurse
instead Of Q "force BILL"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-15

1T 10 reported that In your Anthony
speech. just after the Riverside Park
controversy, you stated that you
were afraid to speak for fear the old
soldiers would rotten egg you. That
certainly would have been . deplor-
able result, had such . thing oc-
Cured. The most putrid Of all rot.
ten eggs In Kansas would only tend
to sweeten . man who would libel
not only the Farmers and laboripg
men" Of his district. but assert over
his own name 10 public print In the
nations capital city that "the
women are selling their virtue"
The above 10 . sample Of . roast
Judge Botkin 10 giving Jerry simp-
son In an 'open letter."