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The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
THE STATE PRESS.

ConcordlaEmpirc: The calamity
leaders cannot keep the rank and file
from hearing republican speakers
this year. They have become asham-
ed Of their prejudice aud fear to hear
all sides Of a question. That IL too
boyish entirely for n man OF man
hood.
Psolo Spirit: Come TO think Of
u, politics IL, after all, but a small
part Of q mans life work There
are many, many more productive in
dustries and more pleasant ones to
follow. This II as nearly n philoso-
phic view a. we can take from the
standpoint Of Kansas Democrat In
1862.
Mime Ipolis Messenger: Here IL
chance for some calamity paper to
knock the railroads out. IL IL claim
into Kansas, brought more city
toughs into the small towns Of the
state than hands into the harvest
fields The railroads should have
required a declaration Of intentions
from each passenger.
Abilene Chronicle: Democratic
editors ought to be at work showing
Why no measures should he taken
against the Introduction OF cholera.
Such steps can be shown to he
"agin the constitoshun." Besides
II interferes with natural law to set
Ia. lon Inn
importation Of this cheap foreign
product. II we are going 10 have
free trade let us be consistent.
Newton Republican: The Peoples
party organs are trying to raise
big scare by claiming that the Re.
publican party IL shipping negroes
into the state to vote the Republican
ticket this fall. Such cry il really
enough to make one laugh. IL sup
poses that the people do not know
that Il takes six moths residence In
the state before one IL allowed to vote
The Peoples party II correct In sup
posing that the negroes will vote the
Republican ticket. That is the point
that hurts.
Mcpherson Freemen: We hear
much said about how Republicans
should talk respecting dem ocracy.
Now we should talk like sensible
men, maint aiming principle. There
never was any sense In maligning
and abusing democrats or any per-
son else for political opinion, but Re
publicans can not afford to become
mum" upon the soundness Of Re-
publican pri nciples or the erroneous
teachings Of democracy. We should
talk like like earnest men for q good
cause and the Democrat who may
vote with the Republican party will
do so because Of treachery Of his
leaders to principal aud danger Of
Alliance measures to the state.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
FIFTEEN widow. Of RevoIutionar

FIFTEEN widows of Revolutionary
war soldiers still live and draw pen
sions, aud seven Of them live In one
pension district in Tennessee. II
there il any comfort or capital In
this for the usetobe party In this
state they are welcome to il Taking
the Revolutionary war as a basis OH
which to figure, there will be enough
civil war widows left to make quite
a respectable showing at the second
centennial celebration OF the indie
pendence Of the United States, all
OF whom will undoubtedly be draw
ing pensions from n grateful coun-
try, but where will the decryers Of
"the pension evil" he?
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

AT the Window, Mcpherson
county, rally last week Mr.. Snyder,
the peoples candidate for State
Senator, In his speech made the fol.
lowing remark:
"The acts Of that grand old tyrant,
General Sherman In his march
through Georgia to the coast are not
to be compared to his recent acts OF
financial legislation"
CONSERVATION quickly spread
among his fellow-speakers, aud one
Of the pulled them speakers coat tails
and whispered, "Hsven't you sense
enough to know there are two Sher-
mans?r
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

THE days OF the populist press are
growing few aud full OF trouble.
Down at Topeka there has been a
general consolidation all around and
now old man McLallin has no local
opposition in his race for state
printer. Monday the Commoner
which started a daily edition with a
great flourish Of trumpets suspended,
and besides this every week wit
nesses half a dozen one horse organs
succumb tn the diseases OF child
hood. The craze il over; stand up
for Kansas.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

By yir uc Df AN order Df sale. issued ont ol
the District Court uf saline county. Kansas,
wherein Harriet :. u. .iHiIvlyr Ws- pIniutifi
aud Joseph Duncan, earn" =. Duncan.
illiam BsrnrciI. tirrtir EHrrrrk. bi- wtis.
The Farmers Loan A Trust 'HrIiaBs , 0f Kan
Sa> and -. =. tn-tyUft, l..Il =. '.fs4ld and :.
g. HDh-pu. a. assignee 81 The Farmers
Loan a I rust COMPANY o. kansas. were De
fcndants; ! will On Tuesday the Efh dan oi
September l-Fl. between ttI hours - - o'cioc K
y. m. add p'ci"rk o. M. az t.rs fTBuI dp1r uf
IN" Court Hou-" ir ~IIiua Ia tIe county Of
saline and state of Kansas oifrr Ipr sale ~
public auction, and -sll 10 tho zhe~t bidder.
for cash la hand, all the ri ght. title an 4 in
teTrst Of the abny" named drIsn iaut- Ia and
To the following d.-.Tib.i real property.
situated IA the Comfy uf saline aul stale ~
Kansas, tp-wit: Tps southwest quarter of
section twenty two p ina township -iNts-s n
.i6. of range nNr ; vest 81 th. % a q. IN.
Lying ani situated in saline 90. Kansas
said properly J. levied upYu a. the property y
Of the absIyT named defend ants aud will b.
sold without appralssinsut fo satisfy plain
tin-S ciaitn of fl->i herein. with Interest and
cost. AMI arrTulug costs.
T.. VI. ANBERzoS.
sheriff Of <glin. county. Kansas.
HU sToS a MCCOLL1CH Attorneys.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

WATSON OF Georgia tried to create
a sensation and advertise his party
by asserting that men appeared In
the house In debate while drunk.
Investigation has failed to disclose
any drunkenness, and that gentle.
man Is singing low now. still there
must be drunkenness or something
akin to it-or lunacy-else how can
you account for the actions Of such
fellows a. Watson and Jerry Simp.
son. The balance OF the "Spartan
bandn are at least decent.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

The present dangerously Demo
cratic" $1,000, 400, 600, congress is :,
dumb that II don't even know how
to adjourn and go home. IL ha,
made the last Kansas legislature re.
spectacle by comparison. Out OF
fear Of giving the Republican party
campaign capital IL has frittered
away eight mouths in doing moth
ing, and then has the brass to gc
before the country begging endorse
rnant
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

THERE is hardly a republican pa.
per In Kansas that has not referred
to the democratic party a. band of
"whiskyites and buns" Under
such circumstances IL IL not reason.
able to suppose that n democrat will
vote the republican state ticket this
year.-Mdnhdttdn Mercury.
Well, the alliance has called you
"a prostituted band Of fodder hun.
ters," and you are no better of on
that score. Have you plead guilty
to the last charge and thrown your
self upon the mercy Of the court?
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
First Published Ia saline County Journal
Publication Nafsee

state 81 Kansas ia sadie fietE. add FRANK
". hotize. sre-tius:
loa sIli 'sse n1tisr that YOU have been Sod
together Win the faffnsrs' Lean a Trust
company II kan~as. 20. q. Casl-~n, Levi =
Gould and D. q. Hotl-nn. a. s..ixuss-s ,,f th.
FaTmcrs Loan Trust Company of kanssss
ahl 4 n stevens, tn the Distrtcf Sourt at
-annr county, Kansas, hy sarah n. Sapsr
anH tilai Gnic-s N"u answer - the p-titson
hiTu ~ sald suit on ur h-isrr ths ldth iaV sif
- teth"rt' IVA -aili prtittnu will b. fakrn
a Hur aud Judgment rendered against ys.ti
sF'fdinEiN, tsfrctt>iug mort s-s.s. ex.stit.-sf
and l"iiNctcd by Nuu - ne farui-r-' l.s,s.n a
lfu>t N"iiipans uf kau-sS tsF ths sIia, "a
tssf dite'i thr - daN wf February tSs- %,
IN" !plsnv tng dr~crtis-,l real r-ttt. ia s.flt,-
county. Kansas, 10 vtts LIT ,ixht - La
hl"ck -lNiy two 90 in the citY af k-,-4. ,tfi.
Kansas, according to The rrrssr,is-,i pi.t tb.r.
Of, aud lor the sale at said rr. ,-.tsi- .,tfb,,,r
apprItiss nivfit, o. paw thr iht -s.s-tirt , 80
mortgage.
Mitne-s INV hand aud official s-sl ,h,. "A
DAY oi August. i''s1 .. a. u-rENBEE1I.
.stAI tlrrk hl~irtct Gtsurt.
t,fuN A MCIULLoCH, Attafnry- H..
ftrinttn.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

THE Herald still "hollers" about
the "force bill," but lacks the sand
to tell its readers what 1t means by
''force bill" The "billion-dolla
congress" also gives II the cholera
morbus every week. The billion
and four hundred thousand-dollar
congress does not disturb IL o bit.
Great IL the Herdid-in gall.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

ABOUT 300 colored men came into
the state from Oklahoma to help
gather in the immense harvest, and
In consequence thereof, the agricul-
turists who farm the farmers have
started q great hue and crv that the
Republicans have brought over .
thousand negroes into the state to
vote and help defeat Jerry simpson.
"Stop thief" Is al old gag, and an
exceedingly thin one rs well.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

THE relief committee at Harper
has 5000 on its hands, and does not
know how to dispose Of il, and the
Kansas City Journal very sensibly
suggests that the amount be put in
bank in anticipation of the next cy-
clone. Ii would be q good prevents-
tive, for with such q precaution we
would probably not have another
cyclone for a generation.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

MAJOR MCKINLEY spoke at .
ChSutsuqus assembly near Madison,
Wis, one day last week. Henry
waiterson was to have taken up the
cause Of free trade at the same time,
but got sick before he could reach
the place. Major Mckinley is more
in demand than any other campaign
speaker and IL there were 25 more
Just like him the supply could not
equal the demand. This Is a Re-
puhlican wear.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
Half Rat. ENruT.Inns . all ~oath~..t-rB
states.

The popular Harvest excuT-iuu'
for tn. season Of I-y2 Will be Te-um-
ed by the Missouri Pacific railway,
and tickets will be- on sale August
3Oih To September 9Th from all
points la Kansas to T-Hnr--ss, Mis-
issippi, Alabama and Lpui-ians, st
one lowest iii-t elias fare for the
round trip, good for - days To re-
turn, with stup-OVer privileges for
the inspection uf lands. OI October
18th, the thiId grand TX 'uIsion will
he run under the same conditions o.
Arkansas, Indian Territory, T-NI-
aud "A portion of Oklahoma, and to
certain points iu Tennessee. Mi--i-s-
ippi, Alabama aud Louisiana. For
further information ia regard To
the purchase of tickets, time taule-
land-foider-. map-, etc, address the
nearest agent of the Missouri Pacific
Railway, or ~. & Townsend, G.. =.
aud I. Agt., IT Louis, Mo.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

STANDING ION the verge Of moral,
political and material ruin" the
family Of John Davis, NJ. c., draws
$4,000 per year, good and lawful
money Of the United States from
the government. The only reason
the Davis family have for occupying
their present position Is that they
want more. What 3 great and in
exhaustible resource would gall be
on which TO base an in definite issue
Of paper currency.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
Senatorial Cnnyention.

4 Republican convention Of the slst Sena-
tHrtag di~TriC'. composed Of ottawa and Saline
couutie~. will D. held in the city Of MinEeap-
oils Kansas on Tuesday. August 2ii, lsst2. at
80 O'Clock ~ m. for the purpose Of placing
In nomination candidate for state senator
and the Transaction Of any other business
thai NAV come before the convention. Each
county will - entitled tn five 81 delegates in
~Sid convention. by order of the senatorial
committee. y. T.. SWANSON, chm.
J. n. ToNLIS>ON. Secretary.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

HARRY PESTANA's "bar'rr which
the calamity papers are making so
much fuss about is said TO be filled
with salt pork. Such a basis for a
csmPaign will help = man TO make
il lively for his enemies before the
battle ends.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

IT has been long time since our
Democratic friends cried them
selves to sleep every night because
pearl buttons were increased In
price by IA per cent, owing to the
iniquitons workings Of the Mckinley
bill. A New York Tribune reporter
q short time since interviewed one
OF the pearl button manufacturers
OF that city. and this IL what lie got
out of him. IL IL so seldom that an
intelligent Democrat talks with 80
much candor that his remarks are
worthy Of reproductions:
am not in favor OF the Mckinley
bill, because / am q free trader. and
then. don't think IL has been good
thing for the manufacturers. There
have been, OF course, q good many
people going into the business. and
this has created such lively com.
petition among the manufacturers
that we have to sell our goods at very
low rates, and there is little profit In
the business for US. At the same
higher wages than We did before the
Mckinley bill was passed, ~ there
Is now more demand for labor At
the same time We are selling our
manufactured goods at a much lower
rate than we did before the bill he
came q law, for the reason that a
large number of new factories that
have sprung up under its operation
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

Two lots, i00Xl20 feet on the corner
Of llth and South streets, with good
five room house, barn and out build
ings. Fine shade trees on lot. This
property can he bought reasonable,
or will trade for farm property. In
uuiTe AT this Office.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
Why Suffer 2
When you can be Cured

Thousands are suffering with
Torpid Liver-the symptoms are
Depression of Spirits, Indiges-
ton, Constipation, Headache.
DIR. Sanford's Liver Invigorator
is a reliable remedy for Liver
Disorders. It cures thousands
every year; why not try
DR.. Sanford's Liver Invigorator1
Your Druggist will supply you.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

IN the opinion of the Lawrence
yosrRdl, which is more than half
right, if II. Z. Frick had been out
here in Kansas attending to his
farm he would not have been shot
by an anarchist. IL a man owns q
Kansas farm there Is no need Of
devoting his energies to other
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

FksNK McGRATH has been inter
viewed on the issues Of the day
again. ard explains more fully his
reasons for leaving the Alliance.
He states, which is true so far as our
knowledge goes, that the farmers
who are conducting the movement
are painfully few, but that penuy-a-
liner newspaper men and jsckleR
lawyers abound, and that IL he takes
his politics from lawyers he pre-
fers those who have some standing
ip the profession.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

1T may be true, rs they say, that
the calamity press is standing on
the verge OF moral, political and
financial ruin," but the balance Of
us feel that we are q good ways from
1t. The only mistake they make is
In protesting to believe that the
whole country 10 occupying the
same ground 80 themselves.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
Republican County Convention.

Z dFl@eaIs Republican convention will he
hsls 81 gtrf g7su-l lUuSa Ia Salina. Kansas ON
r>aTI.rIHy. August -. l~lsa At 10 o'ClpcE "a. m.
ST rl1s gsgIrgssF~r NJ choosing candidates for
GhF 81 .lssu fug tsuutN Offices County Attor-
gssE. prHatsats Iudcc. clerk Df the District
N-sG-1- t'ssuurN ~uT,rrintendsnt and Repre-
sr1f Hr.Es.- .Al~n fvT the election of i've dele
Esrf-s rn rIE1rF~=ut Saline county in the Re
gsuttirau convention for the Slst senatorial
fi-rTacf 70 D. held ~ Minneapolis August n
TiBy iFlugars-S frsm Ihr third commissioner
diSfrlri vili usyi Immediately after the adj
fltu-lraIs NJ o. sid CONVENTION and nominate
q Caudidair fsr commissioner Each precinct
"a ttlr sSsuury - entitled to representation In
>sid rrouutN convention as follows:
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

A week or so ago Sol Miller said
that q crop Of corn aud . crop Of
wheat is not raised on . piece Of
land the same year. Sol might
have his doubts removed by visiting
the farm of w. J. Kistler near
Bavaria, Saline county.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
'uulIshyd iu tH- - rus County Iaarp.
luIY - -.
Publication Notice

state "i Kansas, Before q Bi.hap
~titu' "uuiN fu-iirr ui thT frarr
John t.yt-, PIN lu aHI f..T fb.s t..,..f,-
~. -uip uI the city ct -
:. Eb- Fhurltf urs tn ..Ef ,,,,t,f,T,
defendant auI state
TIE -tii defendant will take uUtIc- that h..
has h-'u -uvd h-ftsFr E "A Hi.hup. a ftisfi..s.
"i The Iarstr' uf thr tow 1>uip - th- eify sf
sauna. lu saline guuurN. ausa- - the
uis'Nv named rstiuflf. In the af.rNt entitled
arfluu- That tho byariuz e. ths aid sau-s. j.
- Cor tn, 18th IsN ui NuEu-t I>E. aud nn-
les Nuu hrp-tr AMI answer the plnturfrf-.
hlil vi ParIfsu Az u.yai hsrrIu Hu - bsfar-
said idN. fu4E'UrUf WIl then D. rrutlsrr.i
against Ntfu l.r iiar sum slf sssl xtfh Infrrs--t
~ lu- Tti" Of o. PEI cent p-F auuutu. fFsta
ihr Fih dHN ul August. ts>a. lufIf pa afld
r1t,f> "t suit said suit D, Ersusht ut-sn /.
~ Wi-s.fTN u,t". ami uu tbs tth dag ~
IuN,. i>.'-. H EiruisiI'- ~uuIrss1ns ea- t.-8@i
tor D.. T. 'srl> and iur ssli "A uI. n tsrI..
-trui-HgT. ht- made au-HrF thai hs j. tn
d'tirI fn Nuu ia the ~Bfu HI sss ~ .fs.i IA
default "l your answer %, Aforesaid. an tsr,isf
VII D.. uaIir Hpprupr'atfHE she ssid .unt
du" N"u frHfu said sHruisust 90 the pa tIi-fIF
ui thu T'HIufll', yiHIut.
Ei-IIpr A Tt Etu
Attorneys Dor pIslutIu.
Attest. q. "A. E.-uHr. J. 4
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

THERE may be Hole In the next
Legislature. Atleast the irrepressible
Jake OF the Washington Post an
nounces his candidacy for the state
senate on the Republican ticket.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

CLEVELAND is Pro-British.-Os-
horne Fdrm'r.
Ges, and the British are pro Cleve.
land. One good turn deserves an
other, you know.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04


PRIVATE IAMs of the Pennsylvania
militia, when he heard of the assas-
sinstiOn Of Frick proposed three
cheers for the man who made the
attempt upon the magnate's lie.
For this he was hung up by the
thumbs for 20 minutes, his uniform
was taken from him, half the hair
on his head WAS shaved off, he was
then dishOnOrably discharged from
the service of the state, q thing
which carries with IL the forfeiture
OF all rights as q citizen, and
drummed out of camp. When Jerry
Simpson, a representative In the
congress of the United States, heard
the news, he exclaimed: Good,
them's my sentiments!" Humanity
revolts at the shocking treatment OF
of Isms, but Simpson surely merits
punishment for his seditious
language. This is a hint to the
people who live In the seventh Kan
sas district.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

SPEAKING OF women not being
able to keep . secret, men keep their
suspenders hidden under their vests
while women wear theirs on the out
aide
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
..GooD, rHEM.s MY SENTIMENTS


More shame for Kansas. Once
more is the honor of state made
great and sacred dragged in the dust
aud made 8 by word snd q mockery.
Again the clown has discredited the
commonwealth that raised him from
obscurity, where he only belongs
and 10 which he Is no credit. We
want to ask you farmers, you men
who have devoted your best years to
building up the state Of Kansas in
material things, who have pointed
with pride to her political greatness,
and who rejoice in her moral attain
ments, IL you endorse that state
ment when applied by Jerry Simp-
son to the assassination Of Frick =?
DO you believe In anarchy? What
ever may be your feelings toward
capitalists, are you ready to endorse
q man who applsuds murder, and
who il a self-confessed sympsthizer
Of murderers? II you do not, then
Il is your duty 10 Mt once aud forever
set the seal Of your condemnation
upon that man. You must repudiste
him, and you must ostrsc!se him
politically, socially and morally
from your society.
Il it not about time you were Civ
ing some thought TO the direction
you are drifting when men who have
been chosen to represent your cause
have uttered words the like OF which
have caused other men to be pun
ished for treason and seditioI
There is not a man in this state
who has q home or owns plat
Of ground but who is in duty bound
to siifle the career of such a man.
You must divorce yourself from his
afflistiOn as a measure OF safety,
and the sooner you do IL the better.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
DIR. PRICES rAkING POWDER.
supply Ing tn. Army. Navy and Iuaian
DrpaFttnrnt

department.
Th- purchasing agents II the Uni
ted States q Gbyerumsut have order
ed nearly one hundred thousand
pounds of DIR. Prices Baking Pow
der In the first five months of this
year, isI2.
The goyern-meut exercises great
care In selecting it, supplies of al!
kinds. rejecting everything that j.
not 81 the best, and the very fact
that IL has adopted Dr Prices BIk-
ing Powder j. proof that IL has found
IL ih. best uf all IA. btkiug powders
DIR Prices l. peculiarly adapted for
export. ~ neither long sea voyages
nor climatic changes all 1t a., thi-
brand keeping fresh aud sweet for
years while other baking powders
drtsTioTaie rapidly.
u j. guaranteed tp the government
To be- pure cream at tartar powder
free from ammonia, alum, or other
harmful substances, aud u u also
the only baking powder prepared 10y
physician 81 hi d Stardiug.-
Chicago Inter Oc'uH.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

ACCORDING TO seventh district
exchange il will be a Long pull that
will beat Jerry Simpson in Novem-
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

~IA.l bt KANSAS Ia fhs PROSTATE
tuurt Iu ant t.sr
uuufN DI saline -tii r.suufN
In tn matter uf th. estate uf calvin t.-rar,i.
t'r.aH-Hd.
To- uII creditor. of aI.i ,tisrr Fsr-uu Interested
Iu -aiu estate.
Nuu are N.r.ty uHrrnssi that Ht %. neat
regular term 'sI tTt FEutfs- tsrr 70 ia aud fsr
stid county e. fa f'.-auu amt HvIt af the I.rss-
bate Judges Office. tu ~rIHuH. fu -tII sss5iufV
on the .h siat Of -IUff.TrfHHr I,1FE t.fus fhs-
hf-i Muui .h lu ~sHi Uf.sfffh sf :, Ttruah-r 4
viii make final -sffIHfIsHf ct -tHt a-ttt- I
hereby give uH-frs B- srsfrrrsi rN said court
Tia. said claims Nr- 80 fFr hearing tu said
court uu o.. ~tu dtr nf - rfruuff.r, is'Es
Es-g ItI/ NHIIii GERARD. TN-rutrix
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
rEECI~CT ~. pFLEGATEs srrERvIsoR

Primaries for the purpose ~ electing dele
CEisS - said county, convention will he beli
AZ the usual voting places in each precinct on
THURSDAY. August i. 1872. from Ia & o'C lOck
p- m. IN Cuuntry precincts, and from 40
u'clsscE y. IN. iu Town precincts. said p-ima-
me- wiii ~ conducted according to the stat
ute Inads and provided 10y the legislature OF
lSsll. faT holding primary elections.
7. u. FITZPATRICK, Chairman.
IaHN 4 LARSON. Secretary.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
REPUBLICAN TICKET,
Republican state Ticket.

For Governor.
ADRIAN ". SMITH NcPherSon county
F1r lieutenant Governor.
ROBE ri .. MOORE Butler county
Fo- Secretary of Stste,
WILLIAM g. EBW ARDS Pawnee county
Fsr Auditor oi state.
" ~ RETgt- u l..avenWorth county
Fv- TREASURER 81 state.
j. r. lNN,H Neosho county
Far Attorney General.
Z. CARVER Saline county
Tar Statc superintendent,
J -. DAVIS Chase county
FUr Associate Ia>ticc,
n. n NAla-NTI>E Franklin county
Fvr tvuCrcs>ms n ai-larrp,
ssEDR,sE 7 ANTHONY of Franklin Co
Far yau-rgSSuan-Frnh District,
} a. III ETHN uf Dickinson co
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04

NpTIrE TIE FIU~T NATIONAL
wv ~ H. RANK sf ~4Ifua. kan-as.. d
CLOSING up aHiIT-. Al uutF- hsl si-rS snst
uth"r-, creditors sf saII AS-szs atisln. ar-
thrT,fHrr hrrruy uutIusai ts pF~-sut the
notes ant claims against the Ns-s.riat sn faf
pay rueuf. =. o.. NFLETNaruNt 4 stzhi-r
Dated JuiN sEH. -. SIN.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
SHERIFF'S SALE,

First published In the saline County Jour
nal, Aug. 4, l-H1.
The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
FRANK HAGEMAN Cashier.

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The Saline County journal., 1892-08-04
Notice Of Final Settlement

Attest E.H. Ha-Har. j j.