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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

The World takes pains to damn its cand-
date for the Vicc-Ircsidcncy with the fainucst
sort Of praise " Ii is TO bc hoped" it says. that
the second experiment Of passing by Indiana, 4
State which the Democrats ought To carry and
may need, will not prove 10 have been II mis-
take" Do yon call that hist-ratc compliment to
Adai? Or think that he will have it cngrosscd
and framed to show to visitors?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

1t is only right and fair that wien vacancies
occur iii tie ieaching force of any of the public
schools they should be filled by teachers already
under pay but without employment. Complaints
have been made to the Il ard of Education that
school trustees IN many cases have failed to APP
point such teachers, but have preferred to up
point newly licensed ones, thus neede,sly incrcas-
ing the cost of maintaining the schools. Steps
have properly been taken t. put an end to the
practice which, it appears, has prevailed, and
lists Of all unemployed teachers drawing salaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

Speaking Of Governor Flowers attendance at
the Chicago convention, The Buffalo Courier
remarks that there is no danger that the State
or It's government will suffer injury during a short
absence of its chief magistrate" Correct 50 long
rs the chief magistrate answers 10 the name of
Roswell Z. Flower. The public interests Of New
York stand more danger of receiving injury at
his hands when lie is nj work in the Executive
Chamber. Ask the friends of reform Ask the
canal boatmen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
CLEVEI1ND CNABLETO CAHRYNEG' YORK

The Democratic nominee for the Presidency
cannot carry the pivotal" state OF New
York. Not only Republicans say so, but so
say the most sagaciOus and experienced OF
New-York Democrats. The sevcnty-two men
who represented Ncw-Yorl in the Chicago
Convention are generally recognized by those
who are familiar with our politics as trust
worthy opponents of their party's views. And
what did these seventy-two delegates tell their
fellow-delegatcs about Grover Cleveland?
Why. over their signatures all but one OF them
Joined in this frank protest and warning against
his candidacy:
Rooms Of the New-YOrt state Delegation,
Chicago June 20. 1902.
In reply TO inquiries ADDRESSED 10 IL, by delegate
from four STATES instructed TO vote for Mr.. Grover
cleveland. OF Ncw-Yoik the delegates Of New. York.
with due sens, Of responsibility TO the Democracy Of
the United states constrained to maize answer
that IN ORR BEsT JUDGMENT Mr.. CLEVELAND'S
NOMINATION WOULD IMPERlL TIE SUCCESS OF
TIE PARTY AND WOULD EXPOsE 1T TO THE
IOss OF TIE ELECTORAL VOTE OF THE STATE.
That was the protest and warning of seventy
one leading Ncw-York Democrats, sixty seven
of them speaking for the thirtyfour Con-
grcssional districts and the other four for the
State at large Included in the list were
Governor Flower, Mr., Murphy the chairman
of the State Committee; General Sickles, cX-
Congressman Perry Belmont, General Henry
W. Sl0cum, Congressman Cummings and Cock
ran. De Lancey Nicoll, DiStrict-Attorney of
Ncw-York James w. Ridgway, District-At-
torney Of Kings Samuel j. Tildcn. jr. James
II. Manning, the proprietor of THE Albany
Argus and a son OF the late Daniel Manning,
Secretary of the Treasury in President Cleve-
lands Cabinet cx-Sccretary of State Frederick
Cook, ex-senator George Ranes, Lieutenant
Governor Sheehan, Solomon ID. Townsend,
Hugh j. Grant Mayor Of NewYoIk ex-Sen-
ator Hawkins, George NJ. Beebe of the Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

ONE MORE THAN MR.. CLEVELAND WILL HAVE.
From The Chicago News Record.
Evidently senator lIll is going to be content In tho
future with holding only Office at u time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE D. 1s9aT"ELvE [A

- .. ho furnished to the trussees vi 'i' A.
-, In another respect the charac'oi "
.oaob;rc force is 70 be improved. oiA'ee" P"S
,;ors have been appointed 10 maAe .rsa 90
o,,aroina,ion of all applicants lor posi- ,.,.t
,oaohors Hitherto certificate oi 90
fron, tho family physician was all '""V 40,
-,,irod- and there i no DOUBT tha' P'''
I,rc;o.tlv strong to endure 'he ''"''- A.,
,o,cbcr,. life have secured appoin'i","' 80.
s,renotb of certificates really er"n -
49,, ,a,.or The future examinations by ies"
larry appointed physicians Will nc ;'.oo. % bc
.iaI and no unfit person need expect " w
passed.
Tho Domocratic party has walked through 'ne
vou-york slaughterhouse AMI Is ialfS e'"ie' ~
its way to the open grave.
Hill may keep on saying IN publ, a. o.. an
Domocrat but it Is just possible 'il''
On osss is the version which he uses LII pf''"'''
Ill., xow-yorly Press Association Is an Or
.ori,otio, largely composed of representatives VI
a.. ,o,rspancrs of the interior OF the Sta'e. inv
,.oor !, holds a convention devoted 70 He
discussion Of topics Of special interest 10 'de
and when business is disposed OF the "ic,"D
nrocccd TO allow joy to be conhneo' LII"
five Of these profitable and pleasant coh'en''.n'
hovo already been held, and the call LOT 'ie
,I,irtvsiyth il now out. IL VIII convene "
p,fyalo nm the 18th Of next month. that "aS
ho;rc sct anart for business. On the l4ti '',e
,,o,,bors will sex, what is 20 be seen AT D"'i"i'
and NIAGARA Falls. The 18th. the Closing uaS
-, ,bo convention. is to be given to an excursion
a., chor,ououo Assembly grounds. The eXer-
o;scs will close with a reception and dinner
As tbo CHICAGO ticket is doomed TO defeat, thefe
has bccn no use in making such luSs aoou' ~
anyway.
I1iu II will I've remembered, was going 10 Ohi-
ono II; . certain CONTINGENCY lie migho
,roGtohI, onnloy some of his abundant leisure
n tho nrcnaration of a magazine article bearing
the title. The Contingency that Never ArriVe"'
II l. not surprising that Mr.. De Wits speech
M CHICAGO in nominating Hill made lite I'M
nrcsson on the convention. Some az le'o' VI
,bc dcIcoatcs must have remembered tha' do
eor,tooa last fall Mr. De Witt, as the p'Kesu'"h
Of Kincs County, denounced the hampoyan'
rilion,iran candidate in unmeasured terms, whi!e
nevertheless the Kings County Democracy gave
Flower most cordial support, and rolled up ior
him q plurality bigger that that secured by I'M
in 1858 That Brooklyn Democrats do not always
moan what they say was thereby demonstrated
ur DO Witt WAS. in fact. handicapped badly when
10 undertook to sound the praises Of David b.
Hill.
Edward Murphy, jr., and his associates have
..i ,,..;r,oiroI that IL would be impossible Dr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
cnMp\RED WITH FOUR YEARS AGO.

From The IIartlON FO.t
4 beaten candidate Is never the strongest candidate.
bc I'm, been beaten by the very man whom he will
h. Obliged 10 run against this year ana, moreover.
Harrison Is now the in" and Cleveland the " ont,
which every admit, Is an advantage 10 lle FORMER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
A CHOICE LOT OF STATE PAPERS.

From The indianapolis Journal
II * said that Mr.. Clevdand's speeches are soon
10 be- publi .hci in volume. II his public documents
shomld all be published, the grcater part of them
would be made up Of votOes Of private pension bills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
THE ISSUE soUARELY MADE.


All honor 10 the Democratic Convention for doing
the utmost possible to make straight, square I'M
cuuivocal issue of Free Trade against Protection. Both
In ticket and platform 1t has gone to the extreme.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
SUCH vERMIN ARE cowARDs, AFTER ALL

From The Baltimore American.
Ravachol did not succeed this time In intimdating
his Judge and Jury, and he received strict justice.
Judging by his own principles society was foolish In
giving him chance FOR his lie, when once he was
In ita
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

Tamnnny Hall has succeeded in proviling an
uncommony large and unsavory dish of crow
for itself The spectacle of the big Indians en-
gagged in their rcpast will contribute largely TO
the gaycty of nations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

No chiropodist could have pared the claws OF the
Tammany tiger more artlstcally than the Chicago
convention performed the job
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

which appear on another page, regarding inc
newly licensed rumshop at flity-thlrd-S'' anu
LeXingten-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25
1rpex 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
Bnslness Notifes.

Roll Tor DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
Great Variety Of Style and Price.
L. q. Sellew,
No. i'll Fulton-st, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

Edward Murphy, jr., and his associates haVc
stoutly maintained that II would he lmpoS'lpie =
Mr.. Cleveland to carry Ncw-York. How lar VIII
they 20 in the direction Of proving that they are
true prophets?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

Thus far the Orange County Grand Jury have
failed to find any indictments against the Port
Jervis lynchers, and they so reported to the
court Yesterday Judge Cullen, however, was
not satisfied, and ordered continuation of the
matter until Tuesday, instrncting the District
Attorney to search meantime for more wit
nesses The Judges course is much more
praiseworthy than that of the jury. Justice
will suffer sad defeat if the perpetrators of
this outrage crime 90 unpublished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

A GENTLEMAN UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES.
From The Chicago Inter Ocean.
No man will take his crow more gracefully or give
more eloquent thanks than Colonel Watterson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

Attorney to search meantime for more wit
nesses. The Judges course is much more
praiseworthy than that of the jury. Justice
will suffer a sad defeat if the perpetrators of
this outrageous crime 60 unpublished.
Justice has been administered swiftly in the
case of the man Carpenter, who entered John
+. Searles's house in Brooklyn ten days ago
and used his pistol when his progress was
stopred. Having been promptly convicted, he
was yesterday sentenced by Judge Moore TO
twenty years in the State Prison. This out
come of the case will be heartily applauded
by law abiding people in Brooklyn and else
whore. But for Mr.. Searless GOODNESS and
thickness, q most dangerous criminal would
now be at large, pursuing his unholy calling.
Tammany's representatives in Chicago are on
their way home in a sullcn and surly mood.
They have been badly beaten, and do not
enioy the whipping they have received. In
a perfunctory way they pledge support to
cJeveland and Stevenson, but they do it with
i'll grace. and admit that they will not be able
10 control tho rank and file OF the party Or
eanization. One earnest advocate OF Hill
nomination is doing his best to " Inaugurate
5 An era of good feeling by asserting that the
nomination was undisguisedy bought for Mr..
Cleveland Democratic enthusiasm in this state
will be minus quantity in the present cam
paign.
In two cases Which have come before him
racen,ly Judge McAdam has construed the new
ExcsA law rs though its primary object was
~ make the path of the liquor-seller as easy
"a nossible. Yesterday he issued a general
on;nion on the subject, which, however APP
MARS TO omit one important point, namely
that the bounden duty of the Excise Commits
s;oners in this city is so to administer Their
o0aoes as to insure the largest possible beneht
thsrefrom to Tammany Hall. How the rights
Of property owners and residents are disregard,
"a by the Board in which Koch is bright and
5I;nine light is shown by brace OF letters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

nm !, will be remembered, was going to chi
o.rn IT, certain contingency lie migho
prodtably employ some OF his aoulo,"' i',
r. thc nrcnaration Of a magazine article bearing
tho title The CONTINGENCY that Never Arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

As the Chicago ticket is doomed 10 "e'e'.' ~. =.
-. hoan no use in making such a fuss about II,
anyway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

,Jill NAV keep on saying in pubic am "
nomnorats hut it Is just possible that al"
ssa Is the version which he uses in private
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-25

The Democratic party has walked .'ro "r,oa "n
New-York slaughterhouse ana Is lolAS ''"
it's WAY to the open grave
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-16
ARTICLE Y.
ARTICLE VI
BYLAWS.
ARTICLE /.

1t shall be the duty Of the President preside
a sent Of the Assoaon and Of the Board Of Directors He
the request Of Directors call special meetings, shall put
ezsr~iss ordered sign financial other doc
Sac 1t sinai be the duty Of the to perform ali
the duties q the President when that officer absent ,
chairman shall be chosen by the Board Of Directors
% liked by the Board Directory and deposit the
s via the o. the aS9cafSn TO attend the meetings
ter he kept for that purpose the
by receipt a
so 70 record t asssnmen Of sad egIesles; TO conduct the
law The Board Of Agriculture of the condition Of
all letters addressed to the Association and hold the
subject the inspection o. the Board of Directors
- 80 ;ing n apy ons. wenevsr Desired nv the cSsiTmsn If
TIE all certificates of stock and forward the
.sd sztuoGs cards admission; oountesgn all
respective brarian
70 kp The seal and al Plates dies etc belonging to the
from time required; notify directors
Annual Far Exposition Of the their appro
OF the name OF the animal article object
cnee receive all paid to the Association and the
by Directors countersign
cOnpeuatOn Directors shall allow
In the absence Of the Secretary Secretary appoint
Sac 1t shall duty the give
dat receive pay over and deliver ON their order ali moneys
snd other articles bongng this Association that into
h hands Treasurer which bond shall be deposited the
all funds other property and
by cOunersgned by Secretary to
bold all certificates Of stock bonds deeds
evidences Of debt belonging the Association and
shall of a
Of the Board OF Directors all
and received
whom and for what the
condition OF the often be Board
q Directors and make annual settlement Of his with
annual meeting; deliver his Office all moneys
and other property his belonging TO the
Association.
ARTICLE II.
Any person paving Secretary Dollar
shall certificate OF which shall be the
member of this Association; all Of said
shall books
before the shall be valid.
ARTICLE III.
exhibitor shall animal
which entitled by the rules of exhibit
attempt 60 deceive guilty of breach
Society, said exhibitor shall forfeit all premiums
that be entitled said annual special exhibition
ARTICLE ".
The Board of Directors control
finances at the Association: and shall be
SIC The Board Of Directors shall premium
fer such and awards for such articles animals other
objects they may deem expeiient.
ARTICLE V
requests
ed by the donor for particular embraced within the
ecfs e this Association shall be with strict fidelity and the
d each donor with the amount and description such donation and
the object Tor which designated shall be registered book
kept by the Secretary for that purpose.
ARTICLE VI
This Constitution amended at meeting
al the Board Of Directors thirds
exce such amendmentsor alteration have made
by the Stockholders Of the Association at their meeting
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-16
BICYCLE RACES.

W. T. Williams offers the following
special prizes in the Bicycle Races:
lst-To the Miss, age 10 to ID making
the fastest time ! mile. Plush Seal
Rocker, value, 1915.
2nd-To the Miss, age 8 to l2, making
the fastest time mile. Round Bowel
Glass with Plush frame, value SO.
3rd-To the Miss aged 6 to 10 making
the fastest time 200 yards, Plush top
fancy Stool, value 81.
No Miss entitled to more than one
prize.
L. A. Will offers the following prizes
in the same races:
LIST Prize-Boys IL to l6 years, to the
Boy making the fastest half-mile. A
$500 Tennis Racket.
End Prize-Boys from 8 to IL, to the
Boy making the fastest 1 mile. A
game of Battledore, value $500.
No boy entitled to more than one
prize.
In addition to the above the fair as
ISOLATION offers solid Silver Bicycle
Badge for the fastest mile made. The
race will be free for all. This race
will be one OF the interesting features OF
the fair, and will BE- contested for by
many Of our local Wheelmen.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-16


take ssssons he awarding q ts com
mttee said exhibitor shall forfeit ali premums and other benefit
r, 70 The psn, or ,, u,' ANU soo n b asp
The General Supernt.nent Win have charge OF the snrs
grounds and tbs necessary police and VI. specific instruction.
the superintendent. Of divisions lie will direct exhibitors
their proper departments ground places
sncampmsnts general supsvn preserving order
All articles comusnr for.premums must e entered before
O'Clock p ~ ON TusnISv ssu,smbs, IA iss, \, which time All
excep,ed - " WV ' " w. '
ing the entry list and
DIVISION which placed upon STALL Tor tbs bsns
NJ OF the awarding committee The the animal must be plain
MARKED upon the card No stock admitted 'no the ring without
'he sntrS caro- upon u ,, =, ,,.,. .., ,u ,,, ,.
Two cards. ons will contain h" u, na|Ss, o. on .
will contain The list numbsr number q entry and y.pn and also
f.'unoa o q. esSsos upon ' ps.s"tao" q
which mus. b. o." eor or entitled 20 t.d ~ standard herd soSE
u,, H. % n,h afs we rssu, ~ , Ia s'
agent and articles which ar. r"t 81 the . must be .S.or.d
" ~ T ~ n assn ., . d,,i, eli, b t,,,i.hd by
ns sceaTy WIN 1o'k ~ which oil hs ens. o. MS aIon arc
enter bs srsd =, nv ;d Z, ~ AMI P msas,s, ME-.
wares ne rhs rsadrn 70: same 70 hs .. M, In nm,
s 'ns E un ,n slsf Ins nw"ro Srs made n 'O S %
viii article as.%sd worthy q
this rIs y"can"i ~ na % nIi 4. alJ %Y The
s", 10 The approval 81 n" prsctoi IN charge
n No exhibitor will 10 allowed to ""' the en'r"" until after
"e Nv s"'H w nave oeeh IN naas , 49, H. In L,, h ~ h
nm sh 80 pefs'n S""" "c' ~ Judge VI my '" VI" " " ' w
III. As Sppsns from the awards 81 communities "s mot
decisions 70 T., o,,., ~. su,.,0.na
In producing their stock when 10 10 3d. failing
Wher. no premiums OF dpom1s are offered Or comPelsd Tor
space when not otherwise needed wall be allotted 10 hos Wishing
hho and every convenience offered Tor hdyertang aesaoeE
hbns will be permitted 10 place sign" aud SHOW cards over their
Every article animal the ground shall during the
DE under the control 81 The oard OF anu whsI every
I'M ION .; in a." IN h rta ~ an, s ~ Iamay. that
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-16
Rules and Regulations.
READ RULES.

Far viii be held Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday September l6 1892 Entries will be received
up % 5 O'Clock p. n Tuesday. Read rule g.:
The viii be O'Clock Of each day. at that
hour the grounds will be cleared Of all vehicles and not
titled % remain and officer required TO be at his post
ENTRANCE FEES.
No ensT ices shall be charged except in sweepstakes and
~h} ie entry fee win be cent Of the whole purse
exfhor shall present exhibition article or
xA I'D entitled under the rules of the Association 70
X z4z1 axempt decisive shall make known 70 the
~ csnsrshp Of ock article before the award made
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-16
8essd Ring.

Sniess otherwise noted the following conditions rus
running to be by the Rules
ming Turf and entries therein to clos 81 ooek
ing preceding the unless otherwise snuouncsA
All rotng and pacing VIII b Conducted ssdse Rus
ana Negotiations OF the American
society member Any horse dssncns ths nsd srsas
thereof, will be entitled only to 6rst money.
owing To bad weather cauup
sha De unable TO start one OF inc es h
O'Clock OF the last day OF s meeting
sdered and declared or and the money ers fun
neats IN each days nnces may Be trotssd atsrnassy
specified
fed '
10 all classes i've 10 enter and three % start
Nopremlums 10 ruled horea
Entries should be with the S>cr,ary Of
Suitable blanks furnished on application
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-16
CONSTITUTION.

ARTiCLEI
Tins shall ~ designated by the
a The Saline County Agricultural Horticultural and Mechan
Association
ARTICLE II.
The OBJECTS fostering
and develop Horticulture
Mechanics Household Ernpmy General
Stock Raising Improvement - Domestic Animals and for the
dssennHiipn - useful information this subject.
ARTICLE Ill
The Officers 81 this Association shall be President. Vice Presi
sersta Superintendent
ARTILLE ".
f Manager all d whom shall b members 81 this Association and
So This said Beard shall form Board for the
provided all the and duties % this Association Five
al bushes
ARTICLE V
The said officers shall be annually by
hold
and until their elected and their
At all elections voting shall lie by ballot.
- decided by majority
ARTICLE VI
The 81 this
sDc TUESDAY December 81 each the O Saina for
:s election u Directors and such other business
before Of said election shall he made the State Board
ot Agriculture within three days thereafter.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-16
NOTE.

In Dirision 4. u. and &. al articles dTarfed pre-
nius Ia this class the association the right
appropriate the same for the Uord's Fair Chicago
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-16
LASS n.--aRADEs THREE OR MORE ENTRIES
DIVISION E--She,p.

DIVISION E-She,p
u. D. MoAuLrr Director In Charge Brs JENKINS, Stunt
NIL other BY
the abdoh
DUALITY animal proportion
purity
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-16

NUrt-No sftF shiered IN s~pafse
CLASS v.-NATURAL HISTORY
conecticn 10 be properly eiAsansdl
al Best collection OF Saline County Grass. exhibitor 10
be under Is year Of age ........-.'- . sm
2is Best collection Of Ferns and Mossss ..... %
MgfEln No @ the collection psr. sxn
DIVISION J-AgrieuitnruI Impemensa
l. H. TERRY Director IN Charge RAI.u Psz, sups
I-AGRICIrI
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-16

hs competitors who enter standard bred stations
committee animal
Of
The PSgsc settles The question 70 blood and breeding
show the quality stock he
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-16
DIVISION H-Horses and Males.

counJT
Wa. KouSs, Director In Charge j. s. BEAN Supt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-16
DIVISION G-PouIfru.


Black Jays H0ninn, and snio
premiums Partridge Cochns
Ia Bronze other pure bred pair ofow
rs Perkins other pure bred ducks pair fowls
I'D Emoden or other pure bred pair OF fowl 90
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-16
DIVISION D-cassis.
BES JEsKiSs, supt

tSorr'-Au live s,cch eoaap~i 10 saline County,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-09-16
CLASS I.

ts whsse 81 s rus equal the guided
purify spSss al %tssssd ssS: ssoa.a sssi