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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

OLD Doc NcLaIlin started the
story few days ago that J. r. Bur.
ton vss once expelled from the order
Of Odd Fellows. He knew IL vas Q
lie when he started the story and
could not give . reasonable excuse
for IL. The story 10 not worthy Of .
denial; II any one wishes 10 they can
investigate for themselves. What
do you honest people mean BY blisd.
~ following such men - McI.allIn I?
Hsvs goa not sense enough 10 know
that following after sueh lsadsrship
only ends In grief.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

Il closing this series Of the DAirT
JouRNAL . parting word 10 In order
shout the welfare Of our city. We
are on the verge q an era Of general
prosperity. This seems the univer.
sal belief, and when people believe
themselves prosperous they are
generally not otherwise.
Salinas advantages are known
and need no explanation, but W
hope TO zee every man In his ovu
way pushing the town 70 the front
We have gained much but We need
more. In today's paper are 10 Be
found some extracts from . circular
soon TO be widely circulated BY q
party Of reliable 6alins gentlemen.
Read IL over carefully and ysu will
Hnd the figures for some facts %
they exist In our city that will I'M.
doubtedly surprise you. II has long
been said that "6alins has . future
before her," but you may not be
aware Of the fact that that future ID
now upon NJ end that We are nov
entering the field Of greatness In
material things.
It IL hard t. find Q single person
here who has not undoubted faith In
our city's prospects. Would that
there were more who were giving
that faith An active exercise. In
times past We have seen the folly Of
booming, but We have learned wis
dom. We have learned that q ficti-
tious real estate boom does more
harm than good, and we have also
learned that IL We take care Of other
interests real estate will take care OF
itself. A vicious system Of assess.
ing the valuation Of property has
falsely shown up our prosperity. II
does not represent the facts, but
that can and will be remedied an.
other year. The settlement Of the
question Of fair and equitable freight
rates, either In the courts or legisls-
ture, or both. will place Salins In an
enviable position commercially.
And IL il bound to come; justice will
prevail, and right makes might.
The tide has commenced TO flow
now, and the city is gaining In pop
ulation every day. We will soon
have to meet the demand for more
room to accommodate those who
wish to live here. II IL easy to
see month by month, the i'm
provements and changes In our
railroads. They are our best friends,
for without them we would be moth
ing. We will soon be supplied with
what we have long needed, . system
Of transit about the city. In this
foreign capital has been interested
without much solicitation. This
item alone shows that we are pros
pering. Much capital can be inter
terested In Salina that Is now laying
idle In the banks OF the east. Let US
arouse, for IL lie time to enter upon
the labors Of the day Of growth and
prosperity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22
APHANToM CAMPAIGN.

That IL about all that can be said
of the present political campaign In
this state. On the part OF the Re-
publicans It is aggressive, but its OPP
ponents are not even defensive. At
every point they are attacked they
retreat before the shot strikes home
and with the general accusation OF
corruption. insincerity and fraud,
our enemies take their fight once
more, pausing anon to tell us what
they are going to do in the inn
mediate soon, but they never do It.
Among the dead and ruined guns
and battered and broken defenses
there are many to be enumerated
The payment Of private debts by
legislative enactment, the subtreas-
ury scheme, fat money, free trade,
government ownership of every
thing, government care Of every
body, and . hundred others of like
portent. All these have been
abandoned by some OF the faithful,
some have abandoned all. aad yet
many retain their membership In
the party"
As Republican newspaper the
JOURNAL would like to see fair
and honest campaign conducted on
the lines Of truth and federation
When our peoples party friends
make . stand on any grounds let as
discuss it thoroughly and let us beg
Of them not to sneak out In the dark
aud steal away In the night. The
truth can hurt nobody. No man
can say we have treated him unfair
ly and We purpose always to deal
thst way with enemies ~ well a.
friends. Our states good demands
that this campaign Of negstion aud
phantom chasing be abandoned.
Let US fight . definite and decisive
battle. Time after time the honest
Republican press Of this state has
taken up the premises Of Its enemies
only to find after they were done
that they were being attacked In .
new quarter. and It was necessary to
repel them again. And then when
the Republican press has charged
the opposition with medacity and
lunacy there were none even to
deny.
II the peoples party is really in
splred BY pure, lofty and, patriotic
motives, let 1t cease this bush.
whackine and come out on the open
ground. A man who deceives him.
self, and will not listen for fear the
truth will wound his feelings or dis
courage his ambition, he is his own
worst enemy and we pity him. Yet
this IL what the peoples party press
and public speakers are guilty Of ct
this time. What do you people Who
compose the rank and file of the
party think Of Il, anyway
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

49, ngA8s~ ~ neM0.
A female Papsf hanger advertises
u eeecktoa paper.
Mn. Johns b having splendid sue.
49, 10 hes esupaign Tour.
Al Atehlsen man ownsss mare
vhieh 10 sn asst 10 Money Eanks.
The story shout the vecoucilistion
bcsvssn Ingalls, and Horton 10 de-
MED.
An Atchlson woman has has been
sued for divorce because she refuses
10 live In Wichita.
Street car extensions In Topeka
have been suspended until pioneers
can clear the streets Of weeds.
II 10 said hat the farther up the
AIkansas valley the more solidly
Republican the country becomes.
According 70 the Mcpherson Re.
pS6iicas the cholera 10 only . little
more dangerous than the chicken
pox.
A wandering musician with . bag.
pipe hes invsded the state. Some
coroner will have Job in Q few
days.
There appears TO be . lack Of con.
fldence between the Kansas press
and the Kansas City Priests Of
Pallss.
The Russell Record says the
proper % we'll % the old fashioned
way to pronounce the word In adver.
fisemsht.
Webster Davis. . formerly of. Kan
Sos man has been nominated In the
Kansas City district OF Missouri for
congress.
This years big crops have created
. demand for more overails, which
. new arm In Atchison will under.
take to supply.
A Newton man claims TO have
Q bearing prune tree. We always
thought there was something The
matter with that town.
A Kansas mortgage company 10
realizing 100 per cent on farms u had
to take ct foreclosure sales by sell.
Ing them now.
Judge Botkin has Q plan to get rid
OF Stevens couuty's "old cusses.n
He also has an excellent plan for
getting rid Of Jerry Simpson.
The Modern Woodmen held Q big
blow out In southern Kansss Wed.
nesday. They are 90 called because
modern woodmen plant trees.
The Morning Breese Is . fresh
venture 10 daily journalism publish.
ct Caldwell. In politics aud re-
ligion Il will blow where II listeth.
Arkansas City Traveller: Jerry
Simpson having made the confession
that he 10 . self made man, removes
. great responsibility from the Al
mighty.
Tom Cordry: An exchange asks
the question why II 10 ladies have
taken TO wearing suspenders. We
presume for the same reason men
wear them.
AZ IN electioneering dodge In the
nv ioH "oouiuktou TUG 58utb r
kept barrels Of Ice water on Its depot
platforms In order to catch the
prohibition vote.
Col. Joe. Borders, OF the Hoising.
ton Blade, 10 almost ~ much Of .
''jiner" a. Governor Riddle. Mr..
Borders 10 the Acknowledgement Of |
The Knights Of the Golden Eagle.
A Donsphan county justice Of the
peace married . couple last week
aud was requested to discount his
fee because he omitted
prayer at the end Of the ceremony.
Emporia Republican: What has
become Of that negro colony? Our |
calamity friends should not lose
light Of this matter. They will need |
Z to account for their defeat In
The Brown county World says
hat running . daily paper In His-
watha 10 like blowing In . field full /
II weeds and cockleburrs. This &C.
counts for the ndn.appearance Of the
iaily edition which was advertised
or September.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22
Our wors. fears are confirmed and

Our worst fears are confirmed and
there is no longer any doubt but
that the cholera has actually entered
New York City. A number Of deaths
have taken place, and In each In.
stance cholera germs were found in
the bodies Of the victims. There
should be no alarm, however, for We
may profit even by the cholera.
Without delay every citizen should
proceed TO clean mp and cease from
cursing the officials for not doing
their cleaning for them. II 10 al-
wsys every citisen's duty 10 con.
ssitute himself . committee Of one
on sanitation. It II easy to be clean.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22
WHEN George T. Anthony las

WHEN George T. Anthony last
spoke In Salina . populist told the
JOURNAL that his people had .
stenographer on the ground and
would soon be circulating . verbal
tive report Of his speech a. . cam
paign document. Up to date we
have seen no copies Of the speech In
circulation, and we are anxious
about It, for IL would please the Re.
publican party immensely to have
George T. Anthony's speeches scat
tered over the state at no expense
for the trouble and labor. There In .
dark suspicion hanging over this
Office that our friend was only at
tempting bluff, when he said IL
was to be done.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

ss4tf OF Aan>s-. CouEfy % saline. 90
Peter ssanborn We. ". J. rhorst-rn.rx ans,
Ida Ihorsteueerg his vie; Mary n a-~o-
ytdow; Peter sames. Peter 0srexarsoss: a
". fraxier. Gust Holna.las<t; A. q .lmpsin.:
!. p. Jackson: I. l. Eflwosd a Co: 10. H
IhorstenberE a Co: crippsn. Lawrence a
20. william Drcr;ng Co: Bradl. " whss-
Ter q CO.: and the Great Western Manufnr-
turing Co, are
BYSIRrrr OF Al ospxs os sALE l.-a-,i
out OF the clerks once, of the District s-sart
sitting In and for said saline eoanty. In th-
above entitled action and to me directed.
will on
TUESDAY, IRE ssrH DAN OF o,-rosxn. fssr,
AZ o'eiocu In the sfsernooa sf s.fa aay. A
the fronf door of the court hosi<> In Md
county, ouer Tor sale % public auction and
seii, without eppraisemeut to the highest and
best eitcsr for cash In hand. to safi.fy .ai.i
order OF sale. all the estate. title and fntere-i
OF the above named defendants. and earh u
them, and all persons claiming under them,
In and 10 the following Described tract snd
parcel Of land. situated In said coanfy 10 wii.
90, sixty-scvcn o. sixty nine Co., seventy
one on, seventy-three IN and s~venfy-nv-
90. on - eoad street In the town of A.-Hria:
together with the Apparteasnees thereunts
heionging.-subte~s 10 the lien Of q certain
mortgage described In the derree In this a.
ton, executed To secure the sum of $50, with
the Interest Ia accrue thereon rom Orsuf-r
!. iss. and recorded n volume n ~ paxe ~
In the record Of mortgages la said counfy
Given under nsy hand az my once n, the
city OF saiina. In sald county, this 1l<t day OF
september, lsss. T. n. ASDEaSos sheriff
OWEN A. Bkssrrr. Atty' Tor Prr. p-5
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

BRADY should not ee too funny
ever busted Ksnopolis. The town
stih has the best salt mine In the
world. n We lived In Kanopolis we
would be apt to say some unkind
shiaes Of Brady that salt is said to
be good tor. The town may not be
large. bot It's salt industry 10 . great
thsnr.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

FAxAKR Boz Moons wss In the
city yesterday morning. He came
IN On the midnisht train and put up
- the Rennsyivania hotel. Owing
b the crowded eondidion Of the
hcoee he vas given . bed In Q
reen having three beds which was
eee eniy ene LEFT In the house.
whatsoever Mr.. Leveliing comes 70
esva he puts ss the Aonteur. across
sAs strest. hat he always has . room
% himself.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

A PARTY Of explorers has Just 70.
turned from the Arctic regions and
claim to have gone further north
than any party ever did before. II
was headed BY Lieut.. Pesry Of the
Navy, and his report will add con-
adorable to the geographical know.
ledge Of the world. The only man
lost By the expedition was killed BY
accident. II will soon Be q be q
safe 10 90 exploring In the Arctic 70.
gions - It Ii to 30 10 Europe In .
palstial steam ship.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22
Administrators Notice.

STATE OF KAssAs3 In the Pros.i.
County of Saline, said eoanty na 'o'
In the matter OF the estate of William M
Donmyer, deceased.
NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN, That LET.
= tiers of administration have been grant.
ed 10 the undersigned ON the estate OF vii
uain u; Donmyer, late Of said county, de-
ceased, by the honorable, the Probate Cour,
OF the county and state aforesaid dated the
3ist day of August, A. ID iss, Nov, Ali per-
sons having claims agains' said estate are
hereby notined that they must present the
same to the undersigned for allowance within
one year from the date of said letters, or they
may be precluded from any benefit OF such
estate and that II such claims be not exhib-
tied within three yesrs after the dale on sai,.
letters, they shall be forever barred
DANIEL ]. DONMYER,
lBt Administrator.
New Cambria, Kan. August u, ls.s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

STEVENSON refers In his speeches
% the golden era Just previous to
the rsr. For . description Of that
crz see extract from President
Bochansh's message given In the
extract from the Lawrence Journal
given In the "press comment" on
this page.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22
III SGener.r Stevenson could pro.

III General Stevenson could pro.
duce even one little bit Of . speech
or public utterspce made by him In
lsss or 1854 in favor OF . vigorou.
prosecution Of the war for the
Unien, or sustaining the hands Of
Abraham Lincoln, loyal people may
sorget, or believe themselves mis-
taken in their firm recollection that
in 1873 and 1854 A. e. Stevenson was
q r.nk coprerhesd politician and
candidate Tor once in woodford
county "-Er-GOrernor Rdsiiton
q ZHiaois, pho Tired at Bloomiag-
soN d~TIRe the par.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

THE sorrowful truth 10 at last
made public that Mrs. Harrison 10
dying. One OF the most beautiful
features Of the character of our illus
trious president 10 the happiness
and harmony Of his home life. The
slimpses gained by the public has
justified the profound respect and
admiration which all people, and
all classes pay to our chief executive.
In the supreme hour of his affiiction
the president has the profound sym.
pathy Of all people, regardless Of
politics or creed. Our national life
is sometimes said to be undergoing
Q change. II so 1t must be for the
better, when the country can turn
aside from the bitterness Of heated
political campaign and condole with
one of the chief contestants
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

"sMoKy HILL" Sternberg, In the
Ellworth Reporter IL entitled to the
palm for getting of the best one Of
the year about fusion. The Demo.
Gratis aud the other fellows met In
Ellsworth few days ago and nomi.
mated county ticket. Sternberg IL
. man whe has q thorough know.
ledge Of chickens aud speaks by the
card. This 10 what he says:
saturday Septem Der 10, 1882, will
60 laundering down the ages ~ the
day when In Ellsworth two hens
hatched . double yolked egg. The
chick has two heads, one body and
has no legs. It can't walk, but then IL
can drink from two bottles ut the
same time"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22
Republican County Ticket.
ass.s ss-~-u.sa.r.srtssis Record

stevenson said he was glad Lin
coin had been shot and that he should
have been killed arlier."-AEdarit
Of HGisas' C. Whites, editor Of the
Netomoro SeHtiael, schere Stevenson
-eSided ~ 1859.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

nxAs Republicans have endorsed
Casxk TIE betting Democrat. They
se~sad knew their own business
ssd Interests. bat e must be under
sssea test upon such Issues - pro-
secesoa and the repeal Of the tax on
seaae hank tseuee there b nothing In
ceo1ee between Republicans and
De1ccrsss-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

WATSON, Of eeergss has been
board Of again. He knocked Q man
down the ether day for calling him
iisr- III HE colleagues i'm this
sssse should adopt the same means
e dealing with those Who call them
tisss there weeld be . perpetual
slseEiaG match from now till cleo
tn dHy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22
first pubiishe,i AUG. =, Is<e-
Administrative yofirs

STATE OF KANSAS, In the rroest.
County Of Saline. aid coaaty'
In the matter II the estate OF samuel Rs-~s
deceased.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, rhas Let
Az tiers OF Administration have been sranf-
Beser. late Of said county, deeee.ed, by the
Honorable. the Probate Court Of the county
and state Aforesaid. dated the I'd DAY % Anx
A. u. is2 Now. all persona having el.lnss
against said estate are hereby nottfed thaf
they must present the same IN the under
signed for allowance within one yesR nom
the date Of said letter., or they may b. pr.-
rluded from any nesent of such estate. and
that II such claims be not exhibited within
three years after thu date Of sail letter. th-y
shall he forever barred.
"a ELIZA REsER
August I'd. lsxa. Atminl.srafrfx
Attest: A. c. PArrER. Probate Jadx-.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

CHINESE somen are not taught to
rod and write. John can therefore
keer M q correspondence with I'D.
msrers e the opposite sex without
hss vie getting ''onto" him-pro-
vseed his mash 10 not Of his own
rare. az <>oar~e
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

a sroRy is sfoss which slater
th.z the Falisser fund for the con-
verxion &C the ignorant west" was
socck~d cot q sso,eeo by the prize
light in New Orleans. Tammany
hacked Sullivan.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

Nh. CoBB's paper, the Onion,
comes to ne this week With the state
ment that Mr. w. A. Kouns has q
relative In the employ Of the SAINTS
Fe railroad, and will on that &C.
count be controlled by the railroads
In the Cordsge Trust there 10 . man
named Cobb, and on the same prem.
ises Of reasoning IL may be presumed
that the fedoubtable Brother Cobb 10
In sympathy with the cordage trust
or Its child, the National, Union now
defunct Stand up and give NJ . good
fight, Cobb, or else come back into
the Grand Old Party, where your
heart b and where you rightfully 10.
long.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

A FEW days ago the JOURNAL
made some pointed remarks In re.
gard to . re-classificstion of cities,
The shot seems TO have struck the
mark. Salins having over 500(
would still Be . city, but Of the third
class. Our present powers would
AFFORD MS ample facilities for munci.
pal government for some time to
come. II would also make small
towns what they ought to be, Just
villages. There h . good deal Of
nonsense In giving . child pants and
suspsnders who 10 only large enough
TO have Q clout.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

). A: Agnew, has recently pur-
chased nice residence In Salina,
through the agency Of Joseph Dun
can. Mr.. Agnew II one of the many
successful farmers Of the Dry Greek
valley, In this county, has been Q
hard worker, and now proposes to
enjoy the well earned com potency,
by living In the midst Of the many
conveniences and privileges offered
oy city life; and generally denied, In
measure, those Who till the soil
a IKE success awaits others who
WORK, and manage properly.-Brook-
ciife Earth.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

Stevenson was throughout the war
. friend to the Copperhesds. "-AH-
du-et Of Rev. @. B. Snedeker. pastor
Of the Mefhodist church in Mr.. Ster-
caseE's homo. fn Use.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22


The Methodists held o picnic on
the 7th In Anderson's Grove, the
Presbyterians being invited to Join
them. Mr.. f. 9. Hathaway being
chief Of transfer hauling, IS to the
grove and IS home at load. They
had nns day and good time.
Mr.. Charles Rake and wife OF
Brookfield are visiting Uncle VIM.
p. Rose.
Judge w. ID. Thompson Of Minop,
Kan, was q caller Thursday. He
thinks despite the free silver cry
Colorado will be found In the Repub-
lican column In November.
Monday that veteran warhorse Re.
publican and gentleman, A. b.
Murch, called and visited with US
and gave cheering reports of the con-
dition Of the political field.
The tramp sign writer is here Iesv-
Ing his marks on windows and store
fronts.
The Alliance enthusiasm Is thing
Of the past In this neck Of woods.
Mr.. Charles Clark Of Delphos who
has been visiting with his father-in-
law, Mr.. Fsris, has gone to New
York to join his wife on her visit to
her old home.
Saturday we had q peep show In
town causing great delight among
the small boys.
Has our postmaster q right to call
young ladies comfort and JOY" The
names are not untitled however.
Mr.. r. B. Dale our popular grocer
10 gone to Topeka to attend the fair.
He took Grandpa Grant along.
Prof. Owsley has put In an appear
snce to prepare for the opening OF
the schools which occurs next Mon
day, Sept. 10. KISo.
Too late for last week.
The Bennington Banking Co., has
put down . new platform.
Thursday evening the campaign
was opened at Bennington by ad-
dresses BY Mr.. Miller, or Ada, and
J. r. Burton, Of, Abilene.
Some people party pop guns ex-
ploded and Afterwards sincerely
wished they had possessed discretion
enough to have remained silent. Mr..
Burton treated them like an In
dulgent father does o misguided
child, kindly showed them the error
OF their ways. There was plenty Of
old time enthuslan.
President Hsrrison's letter OF &C.
ceptance IL one Of which every man
(indepent Of party affiictions) can
feel proud.
Smiling Jim Maltby visited the
Lodge Knights OF
Pythias, Thursday night.
We made . grand mistake In cal
ling Mr.. Stanley, OF Culver, Dick
Mobley the other day. Mr.. Stanley
will forgive US when he learns what
and who r. D. MobIey was and il.
Mr.. sturdevant, OF Russell, II visit
Ing his friend Jas. Miuard.
Mr.. willard Struble will give
voice to the calamity howl Saturday
evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

LEwELLING has been going around
over the State and promising Repub-
lican voters Of resubmission tenden.
cies that II they will only elect him
Governor they will not be troubled
with the Metropolitan police system
hereafter. Here 10 something we
want you deluded prohibitionists to
think about who say you are going
to vote for Lewelling. Yeur candi.
date dare not make . square state
ment Of his posion on this question
for publication. Your prohibition
professions, We fear, are only evi.
dences Of your hypocrisy. Come out
and be men.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-22

PREVIOUS to 1850 ordinary wages
were from 20 cents to 81 day. We
had no protective tariff then, no
"trusts," or combines" no re-
ciprocity, no "msnufactories," no
gold standard" or not much Of any.
thing else. We did have . few things,
however, and among them were free
trade and state bank money, which
was sometimes worth Is cents on the
dollar, but generally was worth
nothing. England furnished the
plates, knives and forks one used In
eating his meals, and all other man.
ufsctures - we'll. England and the
Democratic party now want 10 TO re.
turn to the same condition In 1891.
Shall We or shall We not do it?