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The morning news., 1892-03-16

rats" said Gov. Flower, of New York.
"Rot." said Preacher Parkhurst. of New
York. The governors exclamation pointed
q moral; the preachers pointed sensational
sermon,
The morning news., 1892-03-16

Republican papers are mocking coffee
consumers by noting a boom in the trade
since the Presidents proclamation fixing
the time for closing theports ofthis country
on March 10, against the ooffees Of BALI
dozen foreign countries. The boom con-
sisted In importers rushing to get In cargoes
nhead Of tho date IN order 70 reap the beno-
o. a an advance in price.
The morning news., 1892-03-16

mot while am on top of the earth !"
replied Mr.. Claus Spreckels when asked
whether or not he would join the sugar
trust Inasmuch as Mr.. Spreckels has
frequently wished the trust Sin -" it
might have been pertinent to question him
as to his future intentions.
The morning news., 1892-03-16

The old revenue cutter McLane remains
stuck fast in the bay just below Tampa.
She has an interesting history, one deserv-
Eng of better conclusion than mud bank
x0ariOd
The morning news., 1892-03-16

AT an evening party the lady Of the hous Q
offered some refreshment TO d rather foolish
gentleman. who declined, saying: You may
him drink"
Then won't press you any more" was the
lady's reply.-Ei IeieOrd1o.
The morning news., 1892-03-16
Non-Sectarian, at Anv Rate.

From the Springfield (Afass.) Union (Repl
President Harrison cannot be accused of sec
tartan partisanship in his appointments Jud-
son G. Clements, who has just been appointed
interstate commerce commissioner is Baptist
deacon, and clerk OF the Georgia Baptist Asso-
citation and Sunday School convention.
The morning news., 1892-03-16

Mr.. T. p O'connor, summing up events
in parliament during the past week, pre-
diets the downfall of the present govern
ment in the dissolution of parliament as
early as ten weeks hence. when It is hoped
Mr.. Gladstone will be returned to power.
Mr.. O'Connor thinks the ''small agricult-
ural holdings" bill will precipitate the
disaskar
The morning news., 1892-03-16

The poorest man OF all the poorest sorts
Of men lives IN Kansas, and his name is Nc
oskey. He is trying to get divorce from
his wife because she objects 10 feeding and
clothing him Ia bis idiensss.
The morning news., 1892-03-16

Sullivan never made use of the word "ul-
timatum" before the Chilean incident. The
press is a great educator.
The morning news., 1892-03-16

''Uncle" Holman. the great objector,"
b as not objected to the use of his name in
connection with a presidential boom. His
illness may account for it, however.
The morning news., 1892-03-16

The Emperor Williams fame as play
wright will never equal that of "Charley"
EIoyt, though the kaiser could give Hoyt
''poiltsn on ludicrous dialogue.
The morning news., 1892-03-16

Every time James G.. Blaine has little
three-for-a-quarter cold Ia his head it costs
the newspapers of this country thousands Of
dollars in telegraph tolls.
The morning news., 1892-03-16

PATHS farewell" tour, Sullivan's "lAst"
fight and Sherman's final term" in con-
E,ress are three-of-a-kind that are hard TO
boat
The morning news., 1892-03-16

Artist HKALY, now visiting in this country,
says that he was present at the Hermitage
when Andrew jackson died. lie was there At
the time engaged 30 painting portrait Of Gen.
Jeckson's daughter-ln law.
The morning news., 1892-03-16
Congressman Harter's Notoriety.

From the Chicago Times (Dem.l.
Mr.. Harter has gained the public ear. He is
talked about. Perhaps It is fortunate for his
seif-esteem that he can not hear the converse
The morning news., 1892-03-16
OUR NEW YORK. OFFICE.

MH il. FLYNN, General Advertising Agent
Of the MORNING Nxws, Office q Park Row,
New York. All advertising business outside OF
the states of Georgia, Florida and South Caro-
Lima viii be managed by him
The morning news., 1892-03-16
They Sigh for a Cipher.
From the chtoaoo Time, (DemA.

From the Chicdoo Times (Deml
Somehow all these loyal republican conven-
tions which choose Harrison delegations seem
to accompany their choice with a deep and
pg-drawn sigh
The morning news., 1892-03-16
The Game Not Worth the Candle,
From the Chicago \

From the Chicago Netos indy
In answer to the oft-repeated query, "What's
the matter with Alger?" We beg to say that
nobody has yet taken the trouble to find out.
The morning news., 1892-03-16

The terminus Of the Terminal is still "out
of sight"
The morning news., 1892-03-16
CURRENT COMMENT.
They Betray Undue Anxiety.

From the Neo York Morning Advertiser (Dem.).
1t is remarkable how promptly all the bad re-
ports about Mr.. Blaine's health get into the
Harrison newspaper organs,
The morning news., 1892-03-16

MUDGE-You don't find me wasting my time
trying to get even with my enemies.
Yabsley-No. indeed You are two busy try
ing to get ahead Of your friends -Indidnapoifs
Journal
The morning news., 1892-03-16
PAINTS AND OILS.

VNHKRE Is everything % interest you N the
A sunday MORhiEo kEWs. For sale az
YOkGE's DRUG STORE, whitaker and Duny
streets.
The morning news., 1892-03-16

@ the bane Of 80 many lives that here is whe 70
We make our great boast Our pills cure %
while others do not
CARrER's LITTLE Liver Pills are very snail
Q dose. They are strictly vegetable and. de
not grippe or purge, but by their gentle action
Raease all who use them. In viafs at % centgg
i've for 81. Sold everywhere, or sent by maA
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03

The silly "plot" TO sssassinate
Jerry Simpson has fallen fiat and
become the laughing stock Of the
entire state. Even the Sslina Union
IL not very badly scared about 1t. II
was Matched In the brain OF q To.
peka fakir, whose only interest In II
was TO make money out Of II from
the Breidenthal committee. This IL
the use to which some Of our alliance
friends wheat was put. Mr.. Long
offered to go handcufisd with Jerry
through the balance Of the campaign,
but Jerry did not feel the need Of
protection, aud has employed .
body guard" When the Demo.
Gratis OF Pulaski, Tenn, threatened
to kill General Weaver, he went
there unarmed and ungusrded to face
his accusers, and the fellows who
threatened him. II Jerry simpson
were not sneakIng coward, and 10
the "plot" to kill him were genuine,
he would defy the plotters like any
honest and courageous man would.
These egg stories are as thin a. the
other scheme. Men can be hired by
public speakers to throw eggs for
effect and that IL just what Mr.. Otis
did. II 1t were otherwise he would
have the fellows arrested who com.
mitted the assault.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03
Do you Wear . k.ei-y Baton.

The Kelley League button 10 get.
ting to be almost a. common as the
q. A. X. button aud the wesrers Of
the former seem To take just n much
| delight In explaining when aud
where they won It." All classes,
aud some Of the best and brightest
men In the land, wear the Kelley
league badge. We have met and
talked with several graduates of the
Kelley Institute at Excelsior
! Springs. aud 10 IL surprising the inter-
est they take In the cure.
One Of them said; why shouldn't
I be enthusiastic regarding the Keel
ey treatment and Excelsior Springs?
Everything am and hope To be 10
the result of being sober, of being
cured OF the disease that was fast
killing me. running my life aud
wrecking the happiness Of my family.
My friends took me to Excelsior
Springs . drunkArd without hope,
without self respect or the respect Of
Others; they welcomed me back
from Excelsior Springs q mani
will say q gentlemsn-with health
In the present and hope for the fu-
ture. IL 10 any wonder I sm enthu-
siastic on the subject? l tell you
there 10 not q night that we do not
thank God for directing me to the
Kelley Institute ut Excelsior
Springs. and u my old associates
knew the happiness I feel. knew
what 10 IL to be rid Of all desire for
drink, to feel toward whiskey rs
toward braekish water or O dose Of
salts, they would do rs have done;
they would live sgain-wby feel
ten years youbger-they would go TO |
the Kelley Institute st Excelsior
Springs and be made over through |
the wonderful power of double chic
ride Of gold. "-kansas City Journal
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03
ONE FARMER's DECISION.
For the JorRxAL.I


I'm geitin, 80 bewildered an so tangled in
A iistenin' TO warnin's comm out o. this
campaign,
Tha, in my nightly dreamin's imagine
kin see
The door Of an asylum smackin' Of its lips a,
I read the weekly papers every sunday
An their horrible prediction. set me crazy
Fur gether from their preachin's that no
matter how I vote.
I'll lend Q hand In wreckin' the OIL Yankee
Our preacher Unison toll me I could never
To vote ss, Win !. proper Judgment on the next
Unies. I'D read The arguments tina, 10th side.
slung around.
Then could draw conclusions an advance
An, 70 sent fur papers, as the par.on said
Both Of the oil Republican an DImmycra,ic
An; re din the calamitIe. they say. com.
Ha: got me, a. stated. purity near the fool.
house door.
One paper ups an tells us In solemn sort o
II Cleveland 3. elected thar will be the deue,
The other shouts the warnin' that II Harri.
son gifts In,
The hull eiarnsl country II be killed TOD
They both show facts an nggers, an they
make their p'ints 80 el'ar.
That arier readin' one Of 'em I'm ready fui
Irsproved Its observations Jest As cl'ar as any
day
Then The other comes an sweeps the fust one
arguments away.
] want TO do watts proper, as loyal per-or
should,
I want TO plant my ballot whar' 'tIl do tn,
greatest good.
But wen I've bout decided ON witch side
want Ia rule,
Long comes the other paper an u prove
It's got me 80 kernummixed I can hartl.
sleep a. nights.
An have no more ambition fur 90 keep my
farm 20 rights
I'm n thinkin' thinkin' thinkin'. TIL m.
brain Jest seems Ia he
FILLED fnil o. demon voices shoutin' GU
Calamity"
My wife she said, snow, william, watts tn,
use o. frettin' sof
II you can't decide the matter which way 30,
Try yer old way o. scttlIn' things, the way "A
never fails
Toss up a silver dollar an decide II head a
tails"
go heap ON her advice, an tux the coin II
Made one side stand fur Harrison an othe
Cleveland, and
Give II nip, an. wife she said: snow ma,
Il stood up cdveways In crack, an thar
was agin.
I've ls.. about decided II the Euv'ament h
To go 10 wreck an ruin. as the papers hav,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03

The Union had almost made some
people believe that Senator Mohler
was the author Of the age OF consent
bill, VIXEN the facts are he had moth
ing whatever to do with IT, Sen.
Kelley introduced senate bill No. So,
amending the present law. IL was
referred to the judiciary committee,
and In place Of Sen. Kelley's bill,
this committee reported q substitute
for Il, which placed the age Of con-
sent nj III years, and allowed the
character OF the woman to be intro
duced as evidence. As q member of
the Senate Mr.. Mohler had 10 vote
one way or the other. There was no
alternative, unless he chose to act
like Dolan on the prohibitory ques-
ton, have no opinion whatever. As
the present law In known TO be yn-
Just, he considered the substitute
the better measure Of the two, and
voted for IL. There Ii really no poll
teal capital In 10 at all, and no one
who takes the trouble 10 thoroughly
look into the matter will say that
Sen. Mohler was wrong ON this ques-
ton. BE fair, gentlemen, and when
q man does right, say 80, even u he
In u political enemy
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03
Gypsum City.

Everything IL politics here now.
/ Mrs. Williams aud daughter wers
visiting In Canton last week.
Business IL getting better every
day, and many strangers in town.
Mr.. Fink Of n. Y. died at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Melbert and WAS sent
| to his home In New York for burial
No peoples party man was heard
To say that Davis got away with Bur
ton.
Halloween the boys and girls rails
ed cain with every thing loose all
over town. DIR. GARNER aud j. A.
Ka-sebsuIn were the greatest lcosers.
Boys should be careful ON their an
nual sprees To do no one any damage.
Mr.. Levitt was here Monday aud
explained why he made our city
cases, state cases aud pOcketed 80 for
his fee aud taking most of the money
to salina.
J. n. Kingmsn IL to have a sale
Friday Nov. IL. 1892 Ia sell OFF all his
things preparatory to his moving to
California.
We have two tickets in the field
here for township officers, the
straight anti alliance aud the
straight alliance. II a. two years
ago we had all better go with the
ants.
sharp, johnson, shelton, Keas and
Tinker are either building houses
or parts Of houses.
Hoping To hear from election with
the news Of caiamIties defeat and the
election OF Harrison aud Reid We
remain Ia suspense.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03


Ur. Ulman of Glasco. was called
to see Chas. Louthian who IL lying
very sick Mt Mr.. Stackhouse's.
Hon. John Davis member IL con-
gress addressed the Z. 7. here Tues
day afternoon.
Mr.. Ernest the Pharmacist for the
Robbins merchandise Co., has left
them and the Co. claim To have sold
their medicines to a local NJ. ID.
Miss Hazel Crosthwaite has been
very sick for week but Is slowly
getting better.
Married Oct. %, at the residence
OF brides parents. Mr.. Frederick
Dale and Miss Sarah A. Simmons.
Our best wishes attend the contract
ing parties.
We noticed our old friend g. w.
Welch of Minneapolis, in town
Tuesday. He was visiting his boys,
our crterprising hardware men.
J. II. Mspes has gone TO Texas o.
a business trip.
J. II. Nelson IL sojourning In Kan,
sss City possibly looking for them
steers.
w. T.. Straight has gone to Excel.
sior Springs Mo. scar ching for relief
from rheumatism.
Some parties expect t. place plat
| form scales In the street soon for
weighing grain etc.
| We attended the grand Republi
can rally at Minneapolis Saturday
IL was whopper aud the display
caused calamity tn weep. Twas the
grandest political gathering We have
witnessed since we left the old Key
stone state. The truths advanced 10y
Burton and Ady, were calamity de
molishers.
We are sorry to learn Of the death
Of Mr.. Noble Bsrker's boy who wa
buried Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Ernest had charge Of Crosth
waite's drug store while the doctor
was at Minneapolis standing up feI
Kansas.
Mrs. Gillum Of Gypsum City, wh'
has been visiting her daughter Mrs
Edgar for some time, has returned
home. She IL a very pleasant lad,
and made friends while here.
The Methodists are preparing Il
repair their church, improve Its In
terror by plas,ering, wainscotine
and oiling.
Bennington schools have ordered
a lot Of books for the school library
KISo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03

IoTEks look out Tor -neaks. Look
out 10. 'n .,s , ,s WI" naSe Dssn
that the nyincIni.. of IN. PsonI.,,
party are right and suited them 10 q
L. But now they are tai king differ
s sn, , anu 'ney VIII p'e.ena ~ you
erie. that lead. them IN b.iI.y. tbs,
some Of our candidate. are not
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03
sAND-RURss AND TUMBLE WEEDS

The arainheld Cap ShedC IL nc
more.
A Beioit man has Just gathered q
crop Of trawberries.
The annual dog race took place a,
Great Bend last week.
Twenty blocks Of an Ellsworth ad.
dillon has been sown to rye.
A Newton man travelled 400 miles
In order 10 get home TO vote.
The state industrial school for
girls now has 100 students
Kansas has more liars In the peo-
pies party than she ever had tramps
Newton IL to have q telephone
system, provided % patrons can be
| secured.
There are ~, 200 school teachers In
Kansas. aud they are increasing IN
/ number.
The population Of America In
creases At the rate of TOO day aud
Kansas gets her share.
The Inventor Of the large postal
card has incurred the dispieasure Of
the HoisiDgton Blade.
w. w. Sargent, Tor many years
editor and proprietor Of the Holton
Signal. died last week.
A foot ball team came al the way
from Illinois to Lawrence TO be de.
featsd one day last week.
Labette county has what every
other county In the state should have
viz. . historical society.
Ingalls, met the largest crowd that
ever assembled In north west Kansas,
nj PbiiIipsburg last Saturday.
A deal Of fun IL being poked at our
friend Of the Jeimore SunfoTer, who
refers to burros ~ "beautifuI."
A very quiet meeting was held In
wichita sunday. II was the South.
ern Kansas Deaf Mute Association.
Jim Jones 10 still anxious to get the
contract for printing the money for
Russell county In case the calsmity
party wins.
"Broncho BILL" who.has been with
Buffalo Bits wild West show for
four years, has returned to his home
Ia Oberlin.
This 10 considered favorable wealth
er for dehorning cattle, aud after |
Tuesday u will be time 10 dehorn the |
brass band.
Calamity campaign orators COM
plain that they are sworn out"
Ditto the people who have had to
listen TO them.
The Florence bulletin does not
blame John Davis for thinking he 10
on the "verge Of ruin" when he gets
into Joint debate with J. II. Bur-
ton.
Another bright star has been aid-
ed to the galaxy OF Dickinson county
newspapers. II 10 the Journal aud 10
published at Chapman by NJ. II.
Curtis.
John p. 81. John. who threatened
10 camp on Smiths trail II he was
for Governor, In an
nounced for . speech ct Mcpherson
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03
In 1857 Grover Cleveland as presi.

In 1857 Grover Cleveland as presi-
dent of the United States, In order to
create q campaign ar ument In favor
Of free trade, piled up In the nation.
al treasury millions upon millions OF
dollars, thereby contracting the cur.
rency Of the country so that thou
sands Of farmers could not get money
enough TO pay the interest on their
mortgage Indebtedness, and had TO
abandon their homes In consequence
Reductions In wages TO lsboring men
were forced from the same cause
Instead OF applying the money taken
at the custom houses Of the country
to the payment Of the national debt,
he allowed II to smain In the treas
ury where IL could only do harm Ia
the people for whom IL was created,
and all In order that II might create
free trade sentiment and therefore
the reelection OF Grover Cleveland.
And yet we are sorry To say there are
farmers In Kansas who are going Ia
help elect Grover Cleveland by vot.
ing for Weaver In order that the
election may be thrown In the house
OF Representatives, which Ii over.
whelmingly Democratic. What do
you mean? All that great surplus
has been given back to the people by
BEN amin Harrison. and the great
debt Of the country has been reduced,
No surplus has been allowed to &C.
cumulste TO menace the prosperity
of the people.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03
Ne. Cambria Chst,erinss

Miss Efhe Laughiln hs. been In.
stalled rs agent nj the SantaFs depot
M. Armstrong IN. former agsp,
Of tbe santa Fe here, has been re.
moved TO KnckIey, Kansas.
Mr.. Henry H.pke Of Randolph
county III 10 here visiting her son
n. +. Hspke aud family.
10, Shiplsy left Tuesday morn
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03
The following little drama I'm real


life was related to us recently by an
OF Griffin Post No.
266, Of Ada, Ottawa county, which
illustrates the character OF q man
who Is today asking for the endorse
ment Of the people Of Saline and
Ottawa counties for the Office OF
State Senator, Mr.. r. +. Baldwin.
1t was during the campaign two
years ago, and Mr. Baldwin was
very anxious that his brother Henry
support the populist ticket. Henry
Baldwin Is an honored member Of
Griffin Post, and has been carefully
looked after by the members OF that
body for some time, as he has been
q helpless invalid for fifteen years
At this particular time he was sui.
fering from three spssms every day
Of his life, and was needing the
most tender care. One beautiful
Sunday morning just before election,
this populist leader called q, his
brother Henry's home. The invalid
had Just recovered from his morning
spssm, and was resting peacefully,
with his family all sitting In the
room with him. After inquiring
about his health. this would-be
senator, asked his brother again 10
he would not support the peoples
party ticket. Mr.. Henry Baldwin 10
q devout christian, and refused to
talk politics on Sunday morning,
but said that he believed he would
support the man who would vote for
John J. Ingalls,, the friend Of the
soldier. This angered the Senator { p
and he cursed and swore so ut his
invalid brother that the family or
dered him from the house. Do you
wonder that Mr.. Henry Baldwin
will not support II. +. Baldwin for
the State Senate next Tuesday? He
will vote for J. q. Mohler, as well ~
another brother who lives In Ottawa
county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03

In an article based on the census
reports the Kansas City Star jubi-
lates over the fact that out Of five
western cities Kansas City stands
first i'm the per centage OF profit In
vested In manufacturing and that
the workingmen receive higher
wages than in any of the other cities.
The Kansas City Star is not biased
In favor OF protection, and yet IL
seems to us that these facts show
that protection Is for the Kansss
farmer, who has to feed those Kan
sas City workingmen. The higher
wages they receive and the more
there are OF them makes 1t far better
for the Kansas farmer than to send
hi. wheat to England, there buy bis
necessaries, aud bring them back
home again.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03
Tuesday. the sznd DAY Of November.
Administrative Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS In the Probate
- Court tn and for
County Of saline. -ssid cOunty.
ceased.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, That Let
~ tiers Of Administration have been srant-
ed To the undersigned ON the estate Of j. a.
Rash, late of said county. deceased. BY the
Honorable, the Probate Court OF the county
and state aforesaid, dated the >th day OF Oct
A. u. ist2- Now. ali persons having cl.inas
against said estate arr hereby justified that
they must present the same to the under
signed tor ALLOW ance within one year from
the date Of said letters, OF they may b. pro-
rluded from any benefit Of such estate. and
that n such claims he not exhibited within
three year after the date II sal letter. they
shall be forever barred.
49, LUCKETIA A. RASH,
October Sth, l~sss. Administrator
Attest: A. &. PArfEE. Probate Judge.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03

JUDGE JOHNSTON, in speaking to q
friend in Ottawa county recently
about Senator Mohler, said: HE
should by all means be returned to
the State Senate. Sen. Mohler had
no superior, and few equals In that
body. Near the close Of the last
session / was In the Senate chamber.
Everything was confusion. Only q
short tine remained until the hour
of adjournment would be at hand,
yet every member seemed to have .
bill he wished passed. Lieut.. Gov.
Felt lost control of the body, and
pandemonium reigned. Gov. Felt
called Senator Mohler to the chair,
who Immediately restored order,
and passed sixteen important meas
ures in ooe-half hour" Coming
from q man like Judge Johnston, this
Is no small compliment to Senator
Mohler. Under like circumstances
where would Baldwin be?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-11-03
Publication Notice.

In the district court Of saline County. Kans-
Eda Phoebe washburnl
plaintiff.
Andrew T.. WashbuFn
defendant.
To Andres l. washbusn. above named
defendant: ioa will hereby take notice thai
you have been sued by the aooNe named
plaintiff, who on the 2nd day OF November
i-s3 nied her petition against you In the Dis
trict court % saline county, kanSs-, and thas
you. this Defendant therein, must answer ssld
petition lied ~ aforesaid, on or eeAsFs the
day Of becember i-<s. or aid pesIfion
will be taken a. true and Judgment Feud-F-
ed In said action against yoo. d1vorring the
plaintiff from You, restoring her 20 Der
maiden name, decrestng In her the care.
custody and control Of yoar minor child.
Marx N. v sshburn. and \ further Judgment
against you. and In her favor for slim0ny In
such sum to the court may SEEM Just and
equitable. EDA PHsoss u ssasrss
- .intiG
Attest: y. o. OsrxxRzRs. Cisrk-