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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12
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". e. Mckinney and f. y. Me-
Cormick were doing business Ia
Ellsworth and Kanopolis Monday
aud Tuesday.
At the city council meeting Mon
day evening Ed. Carrier was sp-
pointed city marshal vice II. Henry
resigned.
SIR. Will Stoiz Of Saiins IL visiting
friends ia Brookville this week.
w. II Martin was a Sslins visitor
last Monday.
Willie Stevens has returned from,
Kansas City where he has been nj
tending the state convention of Y.
=. 5 e. T..
The McKanlass company are billed
for Brookville Friday night and q
large house IL assured.
J. ID. Roberts former BrookviIi.
boy but now Of Chicago In here
on business this week. lie will re-
turn IN Chicago next SATURDAY. and
will he accompanied by Mr.. Walter
Davis Of Brookville.
J. Il. Dunlap's- face has been
wresthpd IN smiles this week.
Csuse-a bouncing baby boy that ID
for all the world like his father.
The creamery IL doing n rushing
business now. Mr.. Frank Malone Is
driving a wagon for the 10. and goes
To tire houses OF the farmers and
buys their cream at their doors.
Thus saving the farmers the trouble
Of hauling his milk TO town aud also
paying him a better price for IL.
Young man has your best girl
pointed out To YOU the ice cream
sign yet? "God bless the cold
weather." said n young BrookvIlle
dude In our hearing the other day,
ait saves the Ice cream bills any
way"
Well. Mr.. JOURNAL IL these items
are properly received we will call
again. Nc.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12

QUITE a number of Salinas busi-
ness men are beginning to interest
themselves in the governor matter,
and we take il rs a god omen, fer
moth ng is more dangerous for the
success OF party than for its menu
beers 10 take little or nc interest in
who shall be the candidates. Marsh
Murdoch has a number Of enthusiasts
tie supporters here un the strength
of his long aud vigorous fight for
equitable freight rates in Kansas.
There is no doubt OF Mr.. Murdock's
position on this, the greatest ques-
ton for the voters of Kansas to lass
on, rs he has stood with some of our
own representative business men i'm
committee meetings time and time
again, and fought for the interest Of
the State, and now they feel like
rsllying to his support. Smith, of
Mcpherson, alsO has some friends
here, both In the city and county,
who would like 10 see him success
full. As the fight il at present, it
looks Is il one Of these gentlemen
would he nominated. either one OF
whom can be relied upon a. true
western man
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12

THE people of Salina, aud especial
ly the business men, should see that
the Normal University does not suf-
fer for lack OF room to accommodate
its students. Prof. Thoromsn and
his teachers have spent their time
and money to build up the school,
ana while they have made q reputa-
ton for the school aud for Salina,
they are not able to put up new
buildings or provide the necessary
room. Prof. Thoroman took charge
of the school when it was worse than
dead and has built II up from an at
tendance of y at the opening in 'S5
to an enrolment OF over 52S differ
ent students last year. The greatest
growth has been In the last two or
three years and there is every
reason to believe that with sufficient
room the school will almost double
in attendance in the next year. The
amount OF money brought to Salina
this year by the school is estimated
at from $4,000 to 10000, and the
school IL small now compared to
what il surely can be made. Two or
three schools of this kind have an
average attendance Of from 500 10
800 students and reach an annual
Of between 5000 and
4, 900 different students.
We are told that Pres. Thoromsn
has ceased to advertise on account |
of not having sufficient room for |
students. There should be coopers-
ton In this matter aud steps should |
be taken to provide some temporary |
for the use Of the school,
until something can be done that
will insure permsnence.
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WHATS THE USE?

Why 90 to the trouble and expense
Of choosing q hundred men Ia h
county convention called for the
purpose Of eleciiug seven men to
represent the county at another con
vention. when only n small com
mittee II given the authority to
choose those delegates? Ans, the
uen OF that committee are usually
moved to action by one man. Now
we have nothing to say against the
delegation last selected in this
county, but we have hard kick to
make against the method OF choos-
ing them. IL savors too much of
machine methods and bos-ism. We
don't want anything of that kind In
the Republican party in Saline
county, and BESIDES We cant afford
il. Let US be open and fair and
straight in all things. We have
nothing To conceal and nothing that
requires the concentration at the
I"Nt WI VIC "hpiC
the hands of few men, or faction.
Ii the interests Of any one man can
be secured or conserved ia no other
way, IL is because that man l. in the
state Of persona non gratd here at
home, aud i'm Difference to the wishes
OF the majority lac should b- turned
down.
II the Republican party is to win
il must trust the people. This
thing of cooking up delegation in
a committee room il n fltgrsni viola
ton Of the confidence If the people
and cannot for one instant be
tolerated. IL matters not what the
custom j., when the usage is wrong
it must be changed, aud the sooner
1t is done the better. Again, let il
be understood that it H. not the
men that the JoURNAL objects To,
but the urd rrhanded, sneHking
method that must he dispensed with
hereafter. The nominating com.
mittee" should go.
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In ichn,,i IL NAM cnnccrn

Il fobHDHt " HnU cOuceTu.
| WHEREAs, q petition, signed by Albert
| " Davis and 80 others, all resident tax
payers OF sallne county, has been prese ntesl
To this board, which petition, omIttlng the
names, II ss follows:
| To the Board Of County Com uRfssioaey. oT Sa-
Tine County, Kansas:
We, the undersigned, resident tax-payer.
OF saline county. Kansas, do hereby petition
your honorable body 10 appropriate the sum
o. eleven hundred and twenty-eight dollars
tllssl, being the amount apportioned by the
state Of Kansas Board OF Worlds Fair Com.
mi-sioners for the erection OF the Kansas
building a. the Worlds Columbian Exposi-
ton Al Chicago, and the necessary ex pense Of
making the Kansas exhibits; one half OF the
amount 70 Le immediate ~ paid 20 the secre-
tary Of the Kansas Worlds Pair com mission
er., and one-haif on February LIST, Isf8, pro-
vided the state legislature does not make an
appropriation for said amount. n said ap.
propriation y made the above amount 10 be
And. whereas. u r. the belief Of this board
that when the next legislature meets In Ian
ssisnt AMOUNT n ~ POT , ,s 70 .uf
Kansas may be properly represented AZ the
Chicago Worlds Fair.
toynake q considerable outlay OF money be-
fore the legislature can meet, in order that
the state may be 40 represented, u {. the opin-
Ion Of this board that The petition should be
the Intention Of the board 10 appropriate
from the general fund Of Saline county the
sum Of Ave hundred and sixty-four dollars |
and pay the sum over To the secretary OF the |
Kansas worlds fair commissioner By the
first day Of June, 1872 and a like amount. IN
necessary. In February, Isa2l
IL IL further ordered that a copy OF this or /
der he published foT two consecutive weeks /
Ia the Ofiicial papers Of the county; and any
person feeling himself azxrieved may take the i
proper remedy, but ~ no action be taken by 1
the nrSt day OF June. 1922. this hoard will con-
slider they have the consent ofIhe tax payers
10 carry out this intention signed.
J. w. BURKE, Chairman. |
JOHN pATM, Member
y. q. BARKER, Member.
d. J. ADDISON,
sRAL-l County Clerk. 0-A
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12
rnE STATE PRESS.

Lawrence World: II does not
make much difference whether the
peoples and democratic parties fuse
or not but IL begins TO look rs II the
anxiety OF the politicians would
disgust the people aud make unit
Ing impossible.
wiIso, C,,,,v C;,;, Co,,,.,,
c-,.,, 49,,
vi nersoh uIeu ST
Fresno, California, aged 10. He was
one Of Doniphan's men on the cele-
o o,s,eu hns,en 20 Mexic". Doniphsn
es from Mexico 10 Wash,ny,on v,b.,
he was not IS years old.
MePberson Pe,ubl;co,. linn L.
pate ,ropo.ed IN ,oni,.,a N u
ioi uesae vi eee'o' '"
Keep MN Straight IN the party where
upon Eugene ware remarked thst =
man VINO had To DE PAID To keep
straight IN the party ought not to Toe
In the party AT All. Mr.. Ware WAS
necldediy IN the right aud the con-
os'' n.'oh hh'h
ham one of the "wheel hor.eu re-
pubiiesns OF Coleman township, was
IN the county seat "wednesday, pay
ing of the mortgage on his farm.
ere sIau 20 'en,n OF Mr. Marh.
many ,porty.ges bs,ng n.id or ~
year instead Of being rene wed and IL
Is an evidence of thrift and reirench
merit quite In contra with the fever
OF speculation that swept through
the country Il W years ago.
u.,,u.,,, J'-;l,.. Anon, .,
-,
Iaet"r!' NJ We are informed oS the
Salina papers, IL soon to be erected
at Salina. The people aud business
men at saIipa are vida .w.ta ,s
has aIr.adv - d.ma,,s,r.,aS r.
the wav ill., rms h OH s,,a,n.,..
and In s.cuI;pg Observation-Disclosures In
Jus,ris. ,h.t .,s az ,,,a,s,i..I h.,g,
m ,ha tow Tbara - NJ" dnni,, a.
our mind tbs, salt. a., -,
t;,na viii bscn,,a ,I,., =, ,a,,,I;.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12

JEALOUS siam from the Lawrence
journal: Abilene is getting a little
more than its share of honors In
Kansas. Burton. next to Ingalls,
the greatest orator ia Kansas, lives
there; Thomas Emmct Dewey, edi-
tor of the igord, practices law
there; the town has one of che best
race tracks in the state and more
fast horses than any other place of
lssiZe in the west, and altogether
Abilene is getting too large and
pround To associate with common
places
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sAND-BURRs AND TUMBLE WEEDS.
\ religious war of terrible proper
tons RACES at Manhattan.

| raI;.,;,, q ,-,t, -
| IT,, ", NnL,, P''P"i
wv" ~ ' '""''a"'
III, i na,,t 1 ~ 0hy,,s " coioIea people
Ill LII J;I ,an VII, VIII oe o,oken ih the
''N'" "''''''' IMAM ever "eiore'
II il utterly impossible to keep
i'm" buyers OUT Oh osborne county.
McPherson,s new opera house has
"eeh SOFA 'oa fhiiadeiphia 81 Indicate.
Lewis Hanback, delivers the
memorial day address at Mime
ap"''s'
Luck Ii said to be all that saved
I'm III, irolh Terrible eohhagra-
''o"' inst "eeA'
There will be mighty little vacant
land in Ellsworth county by this
time next year.
One OF the most hopeful signs Of
the lliiies Is the widespread agitation
ior eood wagon roads'
Enterprise has been granted lob
bers rates" by the state board of
railway commissioners.
Ellsworth county's Napoleon, Me-
Lehman, has Quilted Arizona and
no" lives i'll hansas City.
Certain old fogies refer to the
hippun aggregation" In Kansas pol
itics. Who knows what that means?
Dickipso, cou,tv william, ..o;.t
etIort ridJad ba,ssIf ~ ouar a. naa
mortgage Indebtedness during April.
Mrs. Lease visited Coucordia last
week, and nobody met her at the
traih' She didn stay long In to wn.
The Sterling bulletin editor ofT.rs
4, nay tho ,ui,,o, for a oa,,.,, 49,
her ~ studsnts ~ Sana KsnI. nun" u,
stitnt. III
Several papers are sttributing the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12

y DEMOCRATIC paper howls be-
cause the Mckinley bill has raised
the price of barley IL cents per
hushel. aud in the very same issue
vehemently maintains that the same
Law has not benefited the farmers.
OF course nobody expects Demo
cratic newspaper to be consistent,
but IL might be well to look at the
cause Of the tears In this instance.
Barley enters largely into the manu-
facture Of beer, and beer enters large
L. into the manufacture of Demo
cratic sentiment. Hence, any at
tempt, directly or indirectly TO
raise the price of beer must be met
aud squelched at once. IL possible.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12

Cleared array
all the troubles and ailments that
make woman's life n burden to her.
She's relieved, cured, and restored,
with DIR. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion. Periodical pains, weak back,
bearing down sensations, nervous
prostration, all "female complaints"
are cured by it. II improves d.
gestiOn, enuches the blood, dispels
aches and pains, brings refreshing
sleep, and restores health and
strength.
It's powerful general, as well as
uterine, tonic and nervine, imparting
vigor and strength to the entire sys-
TEN. Contains no alcohol to inebri-
ate; no syrup or sugar to deraDge
digestion; Legitimate medicine.
not a Jererage.
II you're a tired, nervous, or suf-
fering woman, then the "Favorite
Prescription" is the only medicine
that's guaranteed, in every case, to
bring you help. If it doesn't give
you satisfaction, you have your
money back.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12

y REFORM organ down in BOur-
bon county Published a. news mat
ter under the head of educational
notes" some items from the county
superintendent, aud then put in n
bill To the county commissioners for
over s2l, "a publication fees. II
heats all to what length these re-
formers will go in order to increase
their "rer capi;eT" While we are
at il let us remind the Union that
another calamity organ referred cut
up nj Goodiand the other day.
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smoian srribhiings.


Sale OF damaged goods Was held mt
the new store, MAY 9Th, In spite Of
the muddy roads IL was a success.
Something new Arthur Renard
has Just issued his new song entitled
"When the women begin To vote"
Andrew Beck is down with rhue-
nati-Iu, his wife IL also sick. We
wish their speedy recovery.
4 number of Smolanitrs were at
Miss Mia Esbjorn's wedding.
Capt. Berg of the Salvation Army
related an interesting incident lie
said they were put Ia the calabnose
ut Wichita, hut that didn't make
them sorry NJ all. they kept on sing.
ing on the way to prison.
We regret 10 hear Of Mr.. Ring
quist death. He WIS buried at
Salemsburg, Rev. Walleen officiat-
ing.
Wheat in general looks fine, very
little having been turned under
News IL scarce. viii try To do
better next time
COUNT POGO D'ARGENTp.
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KANSAS isn't living up To IN" pre-
dicIions ~ the mortgage aud bank
ruptcy" crowd. \ state that eau
reduce it's mortgage Indebtedness
nearly "a million month isn't in q
very bad way Waterloo, (IHd., }
Press.
Right you are, sir; and we may as
well add that Kansas is largely in
debted To Indiana in the way OF
valuable contributions to her popula,
ton. kansasiZed Hoosiers consti-
tute line of men impossible to
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12

4 delegate Republican convention will be
held at the cuur; house In Salina. Kansas. on
SATURDAY. June n, lSs'2. at ~ o'clock n. m.
tor the purp1~e Of eleciing nine delegates
and mine ultCrnatr- To- represent Saline
county In the fifth district congress
~iuHal convention to he held at Abilene.
saturday. June q lsgs. far the par
Iu~- OF nominating a candidate for Congress
Tor the Fiiih Congressional District. Also
seven dele G,Hte> aud seven altcTnaIcs Ia repre-
-rut the county in the state cnnven-
tiuus iu H. held at topeka, Monday June
80, l>Js. f"Tthe pnrpuse of placing ia nonin-
don Republican state Ticket Each
precinct ia the county II entitled Ia repre-
sontattun Ia said county convention a. toll
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12

ORR Democratic brethren have at
last found what they long have
sought. The other day Secretary
Blaine took his family to the circus.
He not only did this bu: he sat on
the board seats, ate peanuts aud
drank vermillion lemonade with the
children. The Democrats view this
rs a substantial declaration that he
Is not only well enough but that he
really Is a candidate for president.
Had he sat in u reserved seat and
abstained from peanuts and lemonade
IL would have been different, but the
peanuts and lemonade are a defiance
of the Ill health demon aud the act
OF sitting with the common herd
proves that he is in the race. Mr.
Blsine's own words count for moth
ing, except IL be an indication OF
becoming dignity and modesty. II
the Democrats really thought Blaine
wss candidate they would howl
themselves into epilepsy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12

Political pointer from the Law
renee journal. If il seems proha-
bic that John J. Ingalls, is TO be
chosen chairman of the Minneapolis
convention, the managers should
take measures to fasten down the
roof of the auditorium before he be-
gins his speech
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12

Insure your wheat against hail.
] am now representing u choice
line Of companies and will insure
you against loss by fire, Tornado,
and Hail.
ID. T. Hays IL now upon the road
az my solicitor aud will receive your
applications.
Either you can call upon me at my
Office No 100 Iron Ave, or notify me
by mail and myself or agent will
call upon you.
j. DUNCAN, Sallna Kans
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12

THE governor fight is shaping it,
self fav0rably for Central aud West
ern Kansas day by day. IL looks
like either Smith or Murdoch, either
one Of whom would suit Sslina We
want a man who is identified with
western Interests for governor this
tina
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12

HERE lie the straight of It.: "Opti-
mum benigni Muminis dOnun, ddpes
grata dirih; pduperi pdnis," or.
'bacciferous herbs with esculent
roots" known to ordinary mortals
as potatoes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12

Mr.. +. J. Howenstein, OF Belle
fontaine. o., well known in this
place, is favorably spoken of for the
nomination to Congress on the Re-
publican ticket in his district. He
would make an able representative,
and the Republicans would make no
mistake in nominating him The
Waterloo, lIHd.,) Press.
Having had in years gone by q
personal acquaintance with Mr..
Howenstein while living In the
Buckeye state, We are pleased TO note
his upward course. He IL q true
follower Of the big four Of his native
stste,-Shermsn, Foster, Mckinley
and Foraker, and should Ohio re-
publicans honor him as indicated,
he will serve them well and faith
fully.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-12

CHAs. r. CURTIS, Of Topeka, was
nominated for congress In the fourth
district yesterday on the 35th ballot.
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Tuesday. the 3lst day Of May.

First published In Saline County Journal
May 9Th. lS92-
Sherifi-s Sale.
John Gels.
". yCass No. Jpq
Minnie r. Wise, A. A. Wise
aidE. l.. Bishop.
BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued out OF
the district court ofthe 9rh Judicial District
within aud for the county of Saline. and
state Of Kansas. In the above entitled case,
and To me directed and delivered. Will on
Monday. the 9th day Of June,
A. u. Iss2. at 2o'clock p IN. of said day, at
the east door Of the court house In the city Of
Salina, Saline county. Kansas, Offer for sale
mt public auction and sell to the highest bid
der for cash In hand, the following described
real estate, tO-wit.
Lot numbered twenty-nine CD and
the north ten 40 feet of lot numbered
thirty.one 81 on Santa Re avenue In the city
of Salina according Ia the recorded plat there
OF In the Office Of the Register OF Deeds In
and for said Saline county, Kansas, with
tenements, Embellishments and appu rten-
ances thereuntO belonging. Said real estate
j. taken as the property of the above named
defendants, and will be- sold without appraise-
meni To satisfy said order of sale or a part
thereof
Given under my hand this 18th day of
Apr u "A, ID. ls2. r. ~. ANDERSON,
sheriff Of Saline County, Kansas
Bishop a Burch, attorneys for plaintiff.
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Monday. the 9Th day Of June.
Second Quarterly Report.

Showing the condition of the treasury of "a
line County, Kansas. and the credit aud debit
balances Of the different funds gu the 18th
day Of April A. u. Isss:
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7 inst published In the Saline County Jour
nal MAY - Issg,


John j. Gels aud T. Al
Williams, partners as
Gels a Williams
Andrew ]. Anderson. Liz ICase No. 5ssl
zie y. Anderson. Charles
r.. Beebe, MaryC. Adams.
Aaron Adams and \ }.
Holmlulst.
BY virtue of an or,ler Of sale issued out of
the District Court Of the 9Dth judicial district
within and for the county of Saline and state
of Kansas, In the aboVe entitled case and to
me directed and delivered, I will on
Tuesday, the 18th day of June.
A. u. Iss,s, at 2o'clock D. ma. OF said day nj the
east doOr of the court house, In the city of
Salina. Saline county. Kansas, offer for sale
at public auction and sell Ia the highest bid
der for cash la hand, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
feet south and my 80 feet east of the south
east corner Of lot No. ., ith street In HOl-
lands addition TAI Salina, Kansas, at an iron
stake in the hedge, thence running east
about 80 feet To the middle Of the Smoky
Hill river, thence north westerly down said
river To within aD feet of the north line Of
the - W. of see. No. a., twp. "a, X. q
thence west about ~ n. Ia east line of county
road, running south from 9Th street. Salina.
Kansas, thence south ON east line of said road
To place Of beginning containing about u.
acres lying and situated In county of Saline,
State Of Kansas, with tenements, her edita-
Inents and appuricnances thereunio belong
Ing. Said real estate u taken as the property
Of the abOye-named defendant and will be
sold without aEpraisement 10 satisfy said
order OF sale or n part thereof.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
April, A. ID. Ist1. r. VI. ANDERSON,
Sheriff Of Saline County, Kansas.
Blshop& Burch, attorneys for plaintiff.
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First published In saline County JoURxAL
April 18th ls;t,.
Sherifrs Sale.


II. VI. Wells
". g. -, -.
Hendrlck II. Baker, Laura 'ase NO. 1iS-
Baker and 7. H. Stevens.
By virtue of an order of sale issued out OF
the District Court Of the nth judicial district
within and for the count of Saline and ststa
81 kau sas, In the above entitled case, TO me
directed and delivered, I will ON
Tuesday. the 3lst day Of May.
A. u. 1872, at 2 o'clock y. IN. Of said day AT The
east door Of the court house. i'm the city OF
Salina, Saline county, Kansss, offer for sale
best bidder for cash In hand. the following
described real estate, tO-wit:
Commencing at "A point seventy cor feet
due south of the south east corner Of lot No
ten 10 on Ninth street in Phillips addition
west two hundred and fifty go feet, thence
due south two hundred tasDi feet, thence due
east two hundred and my t2jOl feet, thence
due north two hundred l5o) feet to the place
Of beginning being n part Of the north east
quarter Of section tID In township (Itj south
Of range three 90 west of the 49, y. m. with
tenements, Entertainments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging. said real estate IL
defendants, and without appraisement, and
will be sold To satisfy said order Of sale OF
n part Thereof.
Given under my hand this Slrd day Of AprtI
A. II. lsS2. r. VI ANDERSON.
Sheriff Of Saline comfy, Kansas.
Carver q Bond, Attorney for plaintiff.