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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-21


Make your home as attractive as any
place outside of il can possibly he. and a
little more so. That is the kew to domes-
tic content. You haven't quite the right
idea about the matter if you think that
there is anything in the world too good
for your house; there isn't and there
never will be. Home surroundings will
either keep husband in or have tend
eDcy to keep him out. You CAD con>
tribute to his comfort in many WAYS but
in none more effectively thar ny judi
cious selection from our stock.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1892-03-21

The Centaur Company, II Murray City.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
CYRUS w. FIELD DEAD.

One Of Americas great men died
Tuesday morning when Cyrus w.
Field paid the debt all men owe to
nature. His family is also q dis
tinguished one, three brothers now
living being men Of renown, David
Dudley Field the great lawyer, and
author Of legal works; Stephen J.
Field, senior justice Of the U. s.
Supreme court, having been appoint
ed by President Lincoln In 1858; and
Rev. Henry NJ. Field, clergyman
and journalist.
Cyrus w. Field was a man of
genius. His was the brain that con
ceived the idea Of the ocean cable,
and his the indomitable will whose
efforts in accomplishing the enter
prise were crowned with success af-
ter l3 years Of failure and disaster.
John Bright referred to him once In
the British parliament. IS 1.-THE Col
umbus, Of Modern times, who by
his cable had moored the new world
alongside the DID," Mr.. Fields life
was spent In the interest Of many
enterprises and philanthropies, and
1t is related Of him that he made
and lost half dozen fortunes. The
cause Of the long illness that term
mated in death was sorrow and de-
spair caused by the speculations of
his son Henry NJ. Field, whose ac-
tions are matters Of recent history,
and known TO all.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

WHAT an old ass Is John NJ.
Palmer, Of Illinois. Last week he
delivered an address in the United
States Senate under emotion caused
by the Homestead riot, that would
have sdded to Johap Most's reputa-
tion rs an incendiarist. He favored
the restricted ownership Of property,
snd contended that manufacturing
enterprises were public institutions
where employees should be kept
during good behavior. The govern
mept is public Institution, and this
same John NJ. Palmer fsvors using
the places in its service rs the spoils
Of political victory. He contends
that manufactures, railroads, ETC.,
are public property In which the
operatives have vested and inalien-
able rights. Public property is
political property, and it is easily
seen that Palmer 10 q demagogue Of
the most virulept type.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

The next number of the dgOrd
will appear late in July. Its leading
feature will be 1.-THE Taxable Valua-
tion Of Railroads." by Lient, Gov
Felt, Col. o. +. Lesrnsrd, and Atty,
Gen. Ives. Arthur Capper will also
have an article entitled "The Pass.
ing OF Slower and Hovey." The ad-
vance card containing the table OF
contents insures the public that the
July number will be fully up to the
standard Of excellence already at
tanned by this Kansas Magazine,
and should readily secure sales
enough to makes its second year q
financial success.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

The mammoth convention Of the
Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor in New York last week
was the greatest gathering Of the
year. 1t represented more societies,
has more members and nobler pur-
poses than any other. Ten years ago
IL was scarcely born, and to day 1t il
the mightlest instrument that ever
existed in the unifcation OF the
Christian church. AS Q whole the
movement can never be governed by
the whims or csprices Of callow doc
trinaires, for each society is inde-
pendent Of all the others. While in
one sense Its mission is one Of uni
fication IL is also the strongest arm
Of the protestant church. It is the
true church militant, the only ag-
gressive branch Of the church work.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

ONE remarkable feature Of the
present political compaign 10 the
silence and apparent apathy Of the
Hon. VIM. A. PETER, L. s. Senator
from Kansas. Mr.. PETER need be in
no particular hurry about declaring
himself, as little time spent i'm re-
Election just now means a great deal
in his future career. His omission
OF q public uttersnce since the
Omaha misnomer and Topeka Dem.
ocratic conventions is a little bit
significant. The greatest trouble
with PETER in his present associs.
ton is his apparent honesty OF
heart
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

A PROMINENT Alliance politician
Of this county says he IL down on the
anti-option bill now considered In
congress, presumably for the reason
that the congressman Of his peculiar
faith are not backing the measure.
One Of the stock arguments Of agra.
grisn theorists for years has been
the robbery Of the farmers by the
gamblers In food products, and now
that bill looking to the suppress
sion OF the evil Ii considered. the
farmers champion" cannot ap-
prove Of the measure because his
party In not In power.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

LAST week when the news reached
Salina that the Democratic state
convention at Topeka had swallow
ed the misnomer ticket, tail feathers
and all, some Of the extra pious
Alliance brethren, who have hereto.
fore held the Democratic party In
adherence, got together and re-
joiced. As one Of them Once so
graphically said, 81 regard the
Democratic party as an emissary OF
the devil and allied to HE'LL" 1t IL
very difficult to define the good
brothers. present opposition to the
enemy OF the human soul. How
many, many, times have we heard
these same fellows, standing up In
high places, pray long and earnestly
for the cause Of prohibition. One
would have thought they actually
wanted the Lord to do what they
asked. They even got up In the
night to hate the man who OCCASION
ally took drink Of beer. The poor
fellow who sold liquor to keep his
family from starving they held only
in less detestation than the poor
woman who was forced to sell her
hope Of salvation for bread, and her
body for place to lay her head. 1t
is different now. They have forgot
ten there ever was such . thing as
prohibition In order that the party
they called the ally Of eternal dam
nation might help them to-what?
Crafty . few place hunters with
official positions. What . great fall
is there, my countrymen. Once the
most pious Of all the good, now
groveling on their bellies In the
mire and slime Of . political cess
pool and rejoicing in the embraces
Of what they once considered the
enemy Of all righteousness and
morality. Such hypocrisy, such de-
ceit, such mendacity, such insin-
cerity WAS not surpassed when
Judas gave the Lord the betrayal
kiss and said, Hail Master" And
then they ask MS to believe that the
free and honest electors Of the great |
state of Kansas will endorse them
at the polls. Dearly beloved breth-
rem, plain citizens Of the great re-
public, we have . duty to perform
next November, and II must be done |
we'll.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
TIE WOMEN WILL HELP.

The women will cut no small fig.
ure in the Kansas campaign thii
year. In . communication to the
Leavenworth Times on the adoption
Of the suffrage plank by the Rspubli.
can state convention, and among
other things, Mrs Laura N. Johns,
president Kansas E. 8. A. says:
Our gratitude IL due the Republi.
can party for this step. and not only
our gratitude but our enthusiastic
and faithful support. Let % bring
our enthusiastic Interest to the raj.
lying Of the clans Republican In the
meetings this fall, standing By the
party that stands BY 10 and that
speaks for IN enfranchissmsnt.
Laura II. JOINS.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

II old man Gladstone would only
incorporate protection into his poll.
tical platform he would have the
best political hand held In British
politics for some years. Giving the
Irish "home rule" would be giving
TO them what is known in this coun-
try as q state government, and with
the close proximity Of the British
soldiery, such q local government
. couldn't do much hsrm. Scotland
and Wales should also be given
state governments, IL such q con-
cession is made to Ireland. III Ire
land gets home rule Irishmen will
then fill the Offices, which will
obviate the necessity for emigrating
10 the United States In order to be-
come Office holders. This is the
main point OF interest Americans
have In the matter of home rule.
Gladstone lost heavily by investing
In Confederate securities, and we
can forgive him for being hostile TO
the Union on that account, but as
protectionists, Americans can have
little sympathy with his free trade
ideas.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

On Tuesday the state troops Of
Pennsylvania took possession Of the
Carnegie works and the town Of
Homestead, Pa. sympathy for the
strikers has lessened considerably ly
since all the horrible details Of the
bloody affair Of Wednesday have be-
come fully known. or course no-
body has any more use for the
Pinkerton idea than before but when
men beat and Kill others they have
promised 10 protect In their help
lessness other folks have little use
for them. Mob law cannot rule In
this country, even u mobs are treat
ed with more consideration than In
any other nation on earth.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
First published In the Saline County Jour.
nal. June a.. i><.-
Publication Notice.

In the District Court uf saline County.
Kansas.
william Berg and Michael
u. Berg. plaintiffs.
Ella i. solberg. othcrwis..
known as Fila Sols~rg.
GustAf A. ~olherg. T. 2.
Carver trustee. and isaar
keeleT, defendants
To the said Isaac kerler:
VOu ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
Il you have been sued by the gl-,ve- named
plaintiffs In the aeUvr entitled action: thst
the said plaintiffs filrd their pvtitinn Ia said
action. In said court, upon June -. l~E-, that
unless you APPEAR and answer the same on
of before the II dan Of Aagu>t. 80. u stll b.
taken A. true and Judgment Will ~ rvnsiefei
In favor OF the plaintiffs, and against the DE-
PENDANTS, Ella j. Solb@rg. otherwise known
a. Ella Solberg. and t'u>tai \ Suibsrs. Cor
the sum of Sl4sLtH. With ten prr c~nt.
Interest per annum thereon trum March
5th, lss7, until paid. and iur Gusts oi suit,
also for the Foreclosure of a certain
mortgage, subject ." PRIOR mortgage 0f
slRa,g and accrued interest. In favor ~ the
Lombard Investment Company. upon the
south twenty-thrce and onc-third = i.rt
of the west ninety-nNe and One-half sh'a
feet of lot numbered one hundred and ni;~en
MS, on seventh eth street, Ia the city Of
Salina. In said county AMI state. and adludg-
ing that plaintiffs have "A nrst lien thereon,
subject Ia satd prior mortgage and Interest a.
aforesaid. ordering the same u bc sold Win
apprai-ement, aud according "a Law, sub
ject 10 said prior mortsagr and interest A.
Aforesaid, and the prp~ytsis Of such sale
To be applied to the payment of the co-ts
of this suit. the taNrs due upon said premises
at the time Of sale, AMI the sums due the
plaintiff and forever barring and iarrcio-tng
YOU and all the other defendants and each OF
them from all right, title, property and estate
In said premises and every par; theIroi
Attest: Attorney for Pisiniiis-
y. a.. OsTENBERG. =Sa
SEAL clerk Of said court.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Mcpherson Republican: The man.
ager Of the Alliance Elevator has
learned thing or two he did not
know before. The elevator received
several thousand bushels OF wheat
from the farmers and stored the
same for one cent per bushel. One
lot Of 1000 bushels wss stored by
Itself and when weighed out there
was loss Of 100 bushels. This the
elevator has to make up and at the
present prices, 50 cents . bushel,
would amount to $50. less so storage
charges, leaving $50 cash to pay for
holding this wheat for the farmer.
They have no way Of estimating the
loss on the balance on hand as II
will have to be weighed out before
that can be determined. Mr.. Olson
says he will not store away more
grain on these terms.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

In announcing the probable ap-
pointment Of Mr.. Michener,of In
diana, ss chairman OF the National
Republican committee we congratu-
late our Democratic friends on the
recovery Of lost friend. They will
not need to twist men and things very
much In order to secure an excuse for
ringing in the old "BIocks-of-five"
chestnut, that has given so many
Of them the nightmare during the
past four years.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

Lswrance World: The World is
glad to learn that J. @. Mohler is
having only slight opposition In his
candidacy for reelection to the
senate. Senator Mohler is Q power
in that body and whenever he rises
the other members know that some
pertinent point is going to be made.
The senate needs Just such men.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

THE republican party is alone re-
sponsible for the Homestead strike.
IL 1t had not been for the republican
party, such institutions as the
Homestead works ceuld never have
been built in this country, there
fore 1t would have been impossible
to have had such a strike. Yes, the
republican party pleads guilty.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

II viii pay you we'll to lie away
your home paper, says an exchange.
No volume in your library will afford
you more pleasure, more profit,
more lasting benefit for your invest.
msnt. IL gives you dates Of local
events which you cannot produce
elsewhere; marriages, obituaries,
legal notices, etc. In short, your
paper Is . history Of that portion OF
the world which you and your
friends occupy.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

THE Kansas City Times is the
only paper that is supporting two
distinct national tickets. Their
favorites are: In Kansas-Weaver
and Field. In Missouri-Cleveland
and Stevenson. For their Iowa
friends, the Times should support
Harrison and Reid.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
sAND-BURms AND TUMBLE. wEEr

sAND-BURms AND TUMBLE WEEDS
s.I,. Rro. cIrcu. will n. 4, IN,
state soon.
Manhattan mas an association fol
-,
The dohs Aaponco IN the latest
paper to shake the Alliance.
FIfty.sIx county and dIs,rIct fair,
Will he held In Kansas this year.
pswne. 4. beconi,v ma n, The
great horse rounties Of In. s,sts. "
NJ Lincoin are mad a, ssch o,yar '
..u.,.,.. ,,,
ao,lene ns.' isJo,ces lp tne p,ospeet OF
." auu'''o" 'o "e' railway iac'h'ies
very 'nin ,ot OF hewspapers
the Fourtb.
Does anybody know the reason
Of Z snsss are B.ntIsisp
i,
weu'equlPpea cnemieaI iabora-
.oIy "as pe.n suueu 70 tne ,gn,P'
borg.
Tho .,,.,ca n, M, Data, alma.
tbs Om.h. convsn,,oa .nd IT,
Topeka Democpatic convention IL
ominon. '" "
Ju,c,,an 4. hoom,,. Th,.. n.w
business enterprIses started nm
there last week. and only one In n
druV store.
p. s,., ..,. .,.
new picture. The one now running
In the papers will beat him II he
dohtio"k out.
BY eliminating the Kansas talent
,,,,,, ,h. K.,... c,,v ,.-....
they would resemble . horse race
without horses.
Because Kansas 10 full of fatpess
,h,. ,.., q. No ,...o, oh, ,h. ,.,,..,
csndidsts for nresidspt .hon,d az.
pect her 10 votes to 60 for him.
The farmers Of Cowiey county
sold cattle, sheep and hogs for
slaughter to the value of over three
quarter Of Q million dollars last year.
IT.. f,,., c.,,.. n,.,.,.k ,.,,,.
IN tho nom,p.tIon of Eng,p.ey Rruc.
Lynch a. an evidence that the rail-
roads control the Republican party
In Kansas.
The most touching Instance Of
-. - - .-s -.
when Great Bend went over In Q
body and celebrated the Fourth at
hoisins'on'
A Kickapoo Indian dropped dead
wh,i. ,lov,o, co,p IN. oths, d.v
~, IN m. ,...,x.,,on Tim. :. .n
ou sne eIe"u. ~
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
Administrative Notice.

STATE OF KANSAS In the Probate
Court In and for
County Of Saline. said county.
In the matter of the estate OF otis =. Pick
nell, deceased.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN, That Let
~ ters Of Administration have been srant-
ed to the undersigned ON the estate uf Otis y.
Bicknel late OF said county deceased, by the
Honorable. the Probate Court of the county
aud state aforesaid, dated the 5th day Of July
A. ID. 1872. Now, all persons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified that
they must present the same To the under
signed for allowance within one year from
the date OF said letters, or they may be pre-
rluded from any benefit OF such estate and
that n such claims be not exhibited within
three years after the date Of sal letters they
shall he forever barred.
8-I CoRSELiA BICKNELL,
July 9Th isp1 Administrative.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

A KANSAS CITY newspaper want.
to know when Ed Little starts fol
Cairo. Judging from the number OF
legal notices he has published In
Democratic and Alliance newsps.
pers II will be . long while unless
the Republican newspaper men are
q set Of chumps. But we may be
wrong In this, the Republican news.
paper men may be only longing for
chance to get rid of him, aud are
improving the opportunity. Still
Republicans at large have an inter-
est In matters OF this kind. One
cause Of the present situation OF the
Republican party In Kansas 10 that
men who had fsvors to give or pa
tronage to dispense have invariably
selected their political opponents rs
their beneficiaries. This Is not good
politics, and the fellows who prac.
tice II deserve only condemnation,
or at least they should not be given
more offices.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

THE honest dollar, according to
the ideas Of some people is one that
will pay 81 50 Of Indebtedness and
purchase IS cents worth OF stuffthey
may have to sell.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

A Missouri Democrat said In the
Office Of the JOURNAL Tuesday that
his state would repudiste Major
Warner in November because he
stood In Missouri for what the
calamity party does In Kansas.
What! il IL possible that the Re.
publicans Of poor old Missouri have
the Bourbons on the run and they
are compelled to point the finger Of
accusation at their enemies, simply
because said enemies have adopted
"Stsnd upfor Missouri" as . motto
There Is nothing calamitous In
standing up for ones state. nthere
10 an Indictment In those few words
by implication, the Democrats
tscitly plead guilty by becom-
ing incensed thereat. Missouri has
the same class Of visionary cranks
and callov doctrinaires as Kansas,
and probably In - great numbers II
actual enumeration could be had,
and when the Democrats are forced
to cry calamity hoviers" ut Re-
publicans II only proves that they
have . poor case, and admit the
decadence Of the poor, old Bourbon.
ridden commonwealth.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

ACCORDING 10 the returns Of the
assessors Of Cowley county, the
calamity ticket ought not TO receive
more than ten votes in that civil d.
vision Of the state of Kansas.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
SheriGs Sale.

On the eishtesnsh day Of July. Ises. between
the hourx OF 10 o'ciork n tn and 4 o'circk y.
m 81 the hereinafter described premise> IN
0seeley township, In the coanty of Saline
and state Of Kansas. ! will sell al Public
sale, the following described property. to-
vii: A = Interest In ~ acres of grogtnx
wheat. a interest In - acres of kroslns
corn. and = Interest In - aeres o. growing
oats. located on the west half of section
twenty four "a. tow nshir louSteen iti.range
W. p. NJ. the property Of a. y. Anderson.
taken on an execution In favor Of Patrick
Bohan-
Dated, July Jth. issg So
EN-. ANDERSON. Sh~rin.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

WHAT has become of the old.
fashioned boy who wouldn't 20
swimming or fishing because II was
"dog days"
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

DEMOCRACY is a thing of the past
in Kansas. They surrendered their
charter at Topeka last week.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

THRR. 10 only the difference Of an
"I" between carnage and Carnagis.
In fact there isn't that much; u 10
only an "l."
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
bIished IN salinr county Ioanr.l
sheriff. sale.

June ~ ~
sheriff. sale.
New England Loan aud
Trust Company.
Ss.
Aaron Zeiner. Lucinda L-t-
neT, Milton u. league, fta-e No rF9.
First National Rank of
sslina, Kansas, John NuT-
ton, Adam Bickel aud
Adoiph swanson.
BY virtue Of an order ot sale issued out Of
the District Court Of the lutu Judicial District
within and for the county ui saline. and
state Of Kansas, in the ahoN~ entitled case.
and to me directed and delivered. viii on
Tuesday. the 2nd dsy Of August,
A u. Isse AT o'ciock y. m ut said iay az
the east door oi the court house Ia the city
of Salina, saline county, Kansas, offer for sale
at publir auction aud sell Ia the highest hid-
der for cash In hand, the following described
real estate, to-wit:
The southwest quarter a. OF section
twenty four ga aud the west haif and
southeast quarter 70 ot section tWrnt i've
a all in township fourteen IA, south Of
range four "a, west of the ~iNth 9Th prin-
clpal meridian, containing Siu arre-.
acrordtng to the United states survey,
Kansas, with tensmrHI>, h~rrditam-uts aud
appurtenances th~reuntu belonging said
real estate h taken a. the property 0f the
above named defendants. aud viii h. -oid
without apprai-emeut To satisfy said order III
sale or part thereof.
Given under my hand this 9Th day oi
June A. ID. Isss D.. NJ ANBEE-os.
sheriff Of Saline county Kansas
Joseph Moore, attorney Tor rlaintiH-
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
Republican State Ticket.

For Governor.
ABRAM W. SMITH. Mcpherson county
For Lieutenant Governor,
ROBERT p. MOORE .. .. Butler county
For Secretary OF State,
WILLIAM c. EDWARDS Pawnee county
For Auditor Of State,
b. X BRUCE jr Leavenworth county
For Treasurer OF State,
J. II. LYNCH. 600. CO. .-......- -Neosho county
For Attorney General,
T. r. CARVER ...-.. -......- Saline county
For State Superintendent,
]. c. DAVIS ...--...-.....-. Chase county
For Associate Justice,
ID. NJ. VALENTINE ...-...- Franklin county
For Congressman-at-large,
GEORGE T. ANTHONY - of Franklin Co.
For Congressman-FInhD District,
J. X. BURTON .....--.-. ... of Dickinson Co.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

tnnad ~ packages
Persons calling for any of the
above letters please state that they
have been advertised.
&. 4. RADCLIFFE, =. NJ.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14
Advertised I.etter Lis

THE peoples party will have no
electoral votes In the South.
The Saline County journal., 1892-07-14

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In the cure Of all "female COM
plants" it's guaranteed to give sat
isfaction, or the money is refunded.
No other medicine for women is
sold so. Think of that, when the
dealer says something else { (which
pays him better is just as good" +"
"Times have changed" So have
methods. The modern improve
ments in pills are DIR. Pierce's Pleas
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stead of fighting with her. Sick
and nervous headache, biliousness,
costiveness, and all arrangements
Of the liver, stomach and bowels
are prevented, relieved, and cured.