The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-01-28
THE STATE PRESS.

Wichita Eagle: Ben Glover wrote
a friend in his district that boulevard
trains, with the platform between
the cars all covered over, ran be-
tween Washington and New York
city twelve times q day.
Mcpherson Freeman: The grippe
bacillus is reported to be the small
est ever discovered. Scientists have
not yet microscopically examined
the calamity editors who try to
steal county printing. The differ
ence between the two il that the
grippe bacillus always gets there.
Gypsum City Advocate: There
are men, who, il they earned
more, and spent less money for beer
and tobacco, and less time In losfing
and gossip, and more In making
themselves acquainted with the
facts and the truth i'm the history OF
their country, they themselves. and
society would be the better for 1t.
Osborne Farmer: The Salina
JOURNAL celebrates at nearly . col
umn's length the victory Of Salina
and certain other cities against lot
of Kansas. railroads. 1t has the
right to feel elated. These roads are
the creatures OF this state. The
state prOmulgates certain whole
among these is the spirit that Kan
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against to the benefit Of Kansas City
or any other outside precinct.
Clay Center Times: Just note the
fact as a curious one that the Duke
of Clarence. who died last Thursday
was given two columns In the anti
duated press service which does duty
this side Of the river, while the two
great Cardinals together were allow.
ed two-thirds of column. The res
pective little fingers on either hand
than the entire Duke, clothes thrown
in. They were great by reason OF
mate ability highly cultivated; the
Duke was born great.
Brady: 1t is we'll known that the
late Sam Wood was q spiritualist
and since the Botkin trouble his
friends here have been trying to
receive q message from him. Search,
the Spiritualist medium now in the
city, has succeeded In getting two
messages from Sam Wood. The
first read:
'They will have more trouble In
western Kansas. 8. N. WOOD.
"Bodkin will soon be here"
8. N. WOOD.
The believers are positive that the
messages are genuine but for some
reason they fail to state what par
ticular place is meant by "here."
wakeeney World: 1t makes us
weary every time we read about
the young crowd" in Kansas,
although we are entitled to be-
long to 1t. What does 1t all mean ?
Simply that some fellows want to
obtain a controlling interest In the
republican party, while the "old
crowd" doesn't want to let 20. II
this thing proceeds much further it
may become necessary for those who
are republicans only because they
wish to see republican principles
prevail to "sit down" on both Of
these factions. Just at present we
don't want any bosses Of any age or
kind. We are all republicans and
that Is enough. At the same time 1t
Is hard for US to refrain from saying
that we have no love for the man
without visible means OF support ex-
cept Office holding.
Hiawatha World: Illustrating
how men meet and part and get to-
gether again: During the war the
Eighty-third Illinois regiment for .
long time garrisoned Fort Donelson
aud the now Senator PETER was Q
soldier In that regiment; Bishop w.
Perkins, detailed at the head of Q
company OF cavalry, secuted the
naiChhorhood and r. n. Morrill, "A