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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26
JOHN A. ANDERSON.

Kansas has lost another son, whose
life reflected honor aud bore useful
ness in his works. His life was re-
markable and many honest tears OF
sorrow drop upon his bier as the
husk that contained a noble soul Is
borne To its last place Of rest. He
was human. God never makes men
pure aud perfect in all things, for
thu obvious reason that their fell
lows would worship them as gods,
but John \. Anderson was honest
for all that. and loved his God and
his ncighbor a himself. His works
will stand a. n living monument in
our history. There is no doubt
about his future. All was well with
him. Some Of us had our honest
doubts about the propriety Of his
in the public service as
a national legislator, bat now that
he IL gone there is not one who will
not pay his memory deserving
homage OF praise. He leaves his
country a legacy Of sturdy, honest
nobility Of purpose that the young
men of the land will do well TO
emulate. His last years of i'll health
and deep sorrow called for our
sympathy, when he received in some
quarters condemnation. A short
sketch Of his life is published else
where.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26
"IHEY WHO WILL

In the language'o OF a homely philos-
opher Of the day, "they haint no
yisy versy to this here" A large
number CT those who can will not,
or do not, at any rate. That the
class of 1892, of the Salina high
school, should choose a short, plain
motto in the Epglish language Is a
matter for coDgratulatiOn to those
who are Oh the alert for favorable
signs Of the times. The sentiments
expressed in the words OF the gradu-
ates at the commencement exercises
Is another pleasant matter to think
about. The ancient Romans, Csrtha-
genians, Grecisns aud Egyptians,
all of whom were so ornery that even
The Almighty could not stand them
any longer and exterminated them
in consequence, were not bothered
much, and even when they were
stirred up il was 10 show their gen.
eral cussedness. We ought to re-
jOice over all this.
The JOURNAL takes pleasure In
congratulating the class OF 1872 on
their attachments and their gradua-
ting exercises. IL hopes that they
may reap an abundant harvest i'm
LIES work, just now to commence;
and it believes they will, without
exception, reflect credit upon their
old home city and its schools. |
Whatever they may do, we hope
they will never get the "big head"
or all the silly, vain, impotent peo-
pie in this world, those who have
received a diploma and who go about |
holding up their heads above other |
people, are the most pitiable. "They
can who will" practice ordinary
human sense. That is the key to |
and the requisite to sue
cess. May they never forget that
they are Of dust and water, the same
rs mud. Ard Kansas mud out Of |
place is the meanest thing humanity
knows.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26
New Book BY Hon. J.. @. B,a,p.


A new illustrated history OF cur
country, under the title OF "Colum.
bus and Columbia, the Man and the
Nation," Is announced elsewhere In
this paper. II Is published by the
Historical Company, Of st. Louis,
Mo, four books In one volume,
under the combined authorship OF
Hon. Jas. G.. Blaine, See. Of State,
J. w. Buel, the celebrated author.
John Clarke Ridpath, the famous
historian. and Hon. Benz. Butter
worth, Secretary and Solicitor
General Of the Worlds Fair Associa-
ton. The publishers announce IL ~
the greatest book of the greatest
century; and q new history Of our
country with Mr.. Blaine as one OF
the authors, IL certainly an event In
literature worth considering. See
advertisement elsewhere. IL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

The comments that have come TO
our ears as to the position the JOUR.
NAL took last week on local politics
have been somewhat varied. Per-
haps half q dozen men have said
that we made q mistake, quite q
number have said, ''you are right,
but then we have promised to sup
port Mr.. Carver" while perhaps
fifty have assured US that we were
right, and they were with Us. We
have no disposition to cause trouble
in the republican ranks in this
county, nor do we think speaking
the truth will do that, but rather
would We strengthen the column.
What we hope for in the coming
campaign is q complete victory in
this county and state, but to &C.
complish this end, different methods
must be used from those that have
been applied thus far in this county.
Let the rank and file have Q voice in
the councils OF the party. IL men
have preferences, give heed to them,
don't bluff them off, and act as II
their judgment was OF no conse-
quence, but let every man have q
respectful hearing. Do this. and let
the people have a good, clean ticket
to work for, and we will be success
ful
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

be thus deceived, hurt me worse
than the money 1t cost me-" Mr..
Eberhardt not wishing to give up the
property, compromised the matter,
by paying Mr.. Carver 500. part Of
which he afterwards recovered from
the parties who had decided him the
property. Do you believe this, or
do you want Mr. Eberhardt's afYida-
Wit? Now please do not say any
thing more about the purity Of your
candidate. 1t don't sound well to
people who have lived here for some
time, and makes you appear In q
ridiculous light.
At the same time aud In the same
manner, Mr.. Carver gave Mrs.
Belleville a like benefit, only this
happened to be Santa Fe lot, more
valuable. hence he struck for more
money In this case. Mrs. Belle
will" gave him her check for $1,000,
aud her note for another $1,000, with
an agreement that whatever was re-
ceived from tue parties who had
previously owned the property,
should cancel the note. Mrs. Belle
vile is n widow lady who has livei
here for years, and We doubt IL All
other man i'm town would have had
the nerve to face such a transaction,
il he expected still TO remain in the
community. DO you doubt this Mr..
Bristow, or do you want Mrs. Belle
ville's affidavit?
And yet you have the gall to tell
the people Of this city and county
that our course has been guided by
jealousy of you in a business line.
God forbid that a man should ever
envy you your position In this COM
You and your friend Gar
yer are somewhat alike In your
methods Of securing business, and
perhaps enjoy about the same
amount of respect from the other
members Of your professions in the |
city. Both o! you are typical crank |
prohibitiOnists, whose actions aud |
are disgrace to the true |
cause nf t. importance, and when either |
Df you advocate measure, II IL Just |
cause for the people To take the |
other side.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

DIR. WN. BISHoP OF Salins IL men,
TONED a. a candidate for state super
iptendent on the republican ticket
CoHcordiG Empire.
There is this that can be said OF
DIR. Bishop. Aside from being fully
competent and able TO undertake
the duties of that office, there is
nothing in his past life that would
call for explanation, nothing that
would call up ordinations, nor
would he add a heavy weight to the
ticket. So far as we have been able
to learn he has not assumed the
authority Of choosing his own dele
gates to the state convention from
this county, regardless Of the wishes
OF the people. Nor is il probable
that he would consent to introduce
gag rule into the county convention,
provided his own success in secur-
ing a delegation In that convention
depended upon such tactics.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26


every cent you've paid for il, if it
doesn't benefit or cure you. A med
icine that promises this is one that
promises to help you.
But there's only one medicine of
its kind that can and does promise it.
It's DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. It's the guaranteed remedy
for all Blood, Skin and Scalp Dis
eases, from a common blotch or
eruption to the worst scrofula. Il
cleanses, purifes, and enriches the
blood, invigorates the system, and
cures Salt-rheum, letter, Eczema,
Erysipelas and all manner Of blood
taints from whatever cause. Great
Eating Ulcers rapidly heal under
its benign influence.
It's the best blood-purifer, and it's
the cheapest, no matter how many
doses are offered for a dollar-for
you pay only for the good you get.
Nothing else is "just as good" as
the Discovery" 1t may be better
for the dealer. But he wants
money and you want help.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

C1NGREs-IONALC ONvESTIoN.
Is the call for the Republican
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

THE Republican party Is n great
deal larger and better than any
member Of IL. Its success at the
polls IL OF more moment than that
Of any member. The triumph Of
its principles Is more Ia demand
than the qualification Of any MEM
bers ambition. IL IL the party Of the
people; founded by the people aud
perpetuated for the purpose Of kerr
ing alive the principles Of a republl-
can form Of government. No man
in that party has q right to dictate
to his fellows, or turn aside Its cur
rent for the accomplishment Of cor
rupt ends. When this Is done IL IL
no longer the Republican party. II
is simply a devlish engine IN the
hands Of venal men. See to IL that
no unworthy man IL placed on guard.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

\. J. FELT, Lieutenant Governor
OF the state, has purchased the
Atchison Champion, of the Martin
estate, and the paper will once more
become power in the politics of
Kansas. The governor is a convert
to the silver idea and the future
career Of the paper under his man
agement will be watched with in.
terest. As the paper prospers II il
{" he sincerely hoped that he will
not add another column to the page
of the weekly edition.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26
TOO LATE.

NoTE.-Pegasus was a winged horse which
sprang from the blood 81 Medusa. He flew Ia
Mt. Helicon, the home Of the muses. and there
paved the earth and produced a fountain, Of
which, whoever drinks, O. inspired To write
pOetry.-Greek Mythology.
few 10 Mount HelIcOn, and drank Of the
spring
That Pegasus produced by his paving.
Whose water, they say, drank In that way,
The muses. will bring At your calling.
] knew from that moment my fate IL was
sealed,
For POe's Raven few by a-cawIng:
And each dismal note that came from his
throat
Said: "Poesy is not your calling"'
Then no more for Eenore my muse will u
sing?
Quoth the Raven: "Belated! BeIated!
You've drank Of the spring, but you're not In
the ring,
For poets must all he created"
IT. u. W. MASCHEsTER.
Denver. Ind, May IL. lsg2
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

THE flies held an important meet
ing yesterday on the window I'm
font nf the World office and the re-
suits Of what they did can be Judged
from the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted:
-, =; - ,':"-LdWrcncc World.
Brady, you bad, bad boy; how
could you PerPetraie such a thing?
Had the above appeared in Sol Mil
ler's paper you would have had
hU,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

ANsoN MILLER is for A. w. Smith
Tor Governor. Gypsum IdrOcdtc.
Dou't you know that it is treason
for a Saline county man to express
preference for governor this year?
We are expected to take no part in
who shall be on the state ticket this
year, because n Salina man wishes
TO have every thing his own way,
and il he should be successful, the
same rule will apply as long as his
term Of office lasts. For our part,
We are not ensmored with the out
look.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

THE most really attractive candI-
date, personally. the writer ever met
Ia Kansas IL r. +. Carver, Of SnIina,
who would like the Republican nom.
ination for attorney general. His
appearance and manner are captiya-
ting and inspire respect In strangers.
To circulate his photograph would
make votes for him, for he 10 hand
some physically without being Q
particle dudish, aud his face denotes
Intelligence and refinement. Upon
first glance anyone would pronounce
him every inch q true gentleman.
His friends say he 10 all aud more
than his appearance indicates-an
Intelligent and refined gentleman, a
good citizen aud an able attorney.
He Is addicted to none OF the little
tricks OF the crafty political logroller
and scorns the methods used by
many to win success In that field.
III the publisher were q delegate to
the state convention he would be for
Carver on account Of his looks and
what little he has accidentally learn
ed about him.-Buriington RepuJ.
Hcdn.
Whew! What in the world has
happened do wn at Burlington.
Nothing short Of some of Bris,ow's
photos will counteract the work
that has been done In that vicinity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

THE Reverend HeZekiah Skiu-
little, of Wehawker, n. J., deliver
eel an address few days ago on the
subject, shall the Worlds Fair be
RomaniEsd"" He referred TO the
growing influence OF Catholicism in
the United States as something to
be feared by all lovers OF freedom.
The next time the Rev. Skinlittle
says his prayers he should call the
Lords attention to the fact that q
great mistake is being made in al
lowing the Catholic church to live
and flourish In this country.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26
First published In the Saline County Journal
NAV
Publication Notice


In the District Court Of Saline County. Kan
Eag.
Geo. y. Stone and r. T..
stone. plaintiffs.
John a. Nelson. A. y. Boo
ton, ct al, defendants.
To A. y. Booton:
NOE ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, THAT
i you have been sued by the above named
plaintiffs In the above entitled action: that
the said plaintiffs filed their petition In said
action, In said court, upon January 9Th, lsli
and their amended petition In said action and
court, upon May 18th. IsDi: that unless you
appear and answer the same or befo ~ the
9Th day of July, 1872, they will he taken rs
true aud Judgment will be- rendered in favor
~ said plaintiffs and against the defendant,A
\. BoOton and all the other defendants To the
action: for the foreclosure Of certain mort
gage upon the east half q y. Of lots numbered
SiNt three tgB, sixty i've lBJ -Ixty-seven gTD,
siNty-nine fHgJ and -sventy-one f7n.On Fourth
am street In the city Of Salina In said county
and state. and adJudging that plaintiffs have a
first lien thereon; ordering the same To he sold
without appraisemeUt, and the proceeds Of
such sale Ia he applied Ia the pay meni ~ the
costs ~ this suit. the taxes due upon said
premises ht the time Of sale. and the sums
due the piainiiff; and forever barring and
and each 81 them from all right, title. proper
y and estate In said premises and every part
thereof. e.. QUINCY AID
JOSEPH MOORE,
Attest: Attorneys for plaintiffs.
r. -. DsTEsBERG, Clerk Of said Court.
SEAL. BY ANTON A. FHEDRICKsOs.
Deputy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

SINCE last weeks JOURNAL reach
ed its readers IL Is learned that the
calamity party il solid for Mr.. Gar
yer. The boast has been made that
the whole Republican state ticket
can be beaten IL he Is nominated,
and work IL being done I'm the col
lection Of campaign ammunition to
be used in that event. There are
plenty Of men ss able and competent
as Mr.. Carver whose records will
need no explanation In case they
are nominated. The battle this year
must be fought on principle, sup
plemented 10y men whose past lives
are above all signs OF reproach.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26
Republican County Convention.

\ DELEGATE Republican convention will he
held - ia" court house la Salina, Kansas. on
saturday, Jun" n, l>sta. at n o'clock "A. M.
Ter ihs purpose II Cleciing nine delegates
aud MN" ali"ruaIeS Ia represent Saline
county ia the nifth district congress
~turlal convention tD h. held at Abilene
Saturday. June p ISg2. for the pur-
Ist-.. 81 nominating a candidate for congress
Iur thu Fiuh Congressional District. Also
Sven d'IraaI'S and seven alternates Ia repre-
~ruf she county in the state rpnNsn-
ffuu. To- ha held At Topeka. Monday June
-. ISt.. furthc purpose OF placing In nomin-
fiuu a Republican state Ticket. Each
Tr.riurt la thu county l. entitled to repre-
>'uiHiiun IA said county convention a. toll
lows:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26
First published In III. Saline County Journal
MnA u IsiEl
Publication Notice.


In the District Court 81 Saline County
Kansas.
Tn" Brook willie Building and
Loan Association, plaintinl
Michael u. Mccormick aud
Ella -. Mccormick, 1t nj.
defendants.
To the said Michael % Mccormick and Ella
-. Mccormick.
Won ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
you have been sued by the above named
plalniin In the nbDye entitled action: that
10" said plaintiff nlsd it, petition Ia said Ae-
lion, IN said court, upon March 81, lsyg: that
unless you appear and answer the same On
~ before the 18th day Of Jsns. l<s2, 10 will lie
taken n true and Judgment viii he rendered
Ia favor 81 the plaintiff. and against the de-
Pendants, Michael u. Mccormick and Ella
-. McBofmlck for the sum Of tS7.Jl. with \
per cent Interest per nnnum thereon from
July IL lsIl, until paid, and for costs Of suit /;
also for the foreclosure Of n certain mortgage
upon the southeast quarter q a Of section mum
bered four 70. In township 1ftsen u5i. south
Of range nv. -, west Of the sixth 18th prin.
cipal meridian. In said county and state. and
ndJudKinE that the plHlntin have first lien
thereon subject tOa prior mortgage Of tiassOOO
and ordering the same 10 BE- sDld without APP
Draisement. and the proceed. Of such sale 10
be applied Ia the costs Of this SUIT, the taxes
du. upon said premises at the time Of sale,
and the sums due the plaintin. and forever
barring and fOreclo-lnz the defendants and
and estate In said premises and every part
thereof.
JOSEPH MOORE,
=. Attest: Attorney for plaintiff.
y -. DsTEsHERg, 2lH
SEAL Clerk Of said court
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

ORR friends the travelling COM
mercisl men were rather severe on
Congressman Otis at their Emporia
convention last week. While il j.
true this very necessary class of men
have a grievance against the party
named, yet they can well afford in
this ease to lie charitable. There il
nothing 10 he gained and no salts
faction in kicking a dead dog.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

THE boom for J. Ralph Burton for
Congress from the fifth district, on
the Republican ticket, received its
impetus at a time when cucumbers
were retailing at twenty cents each,
AT Abilene.-Kdnopolis KdnsdR.
This clear case Of getting the
cart before the horse. In conse-
quence Of the Burton boom, which
received its impetus" from . cer-
tain series Of joint discussions last
fall, cueumbers have been sold for
% cents esch. You see IL helps the
producer (of the cucumber.)
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

In all eases, where q mild but ef-
fective aperient il needed, Ayers
Pill. are the best. They improve
the appetite, restore healthy action.
promote digestion, and and regulate
every function. No pill IL in greater
demand. or more highly recon-
mended by the profession.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26
saND-BURn- aSD TUMBLE WEED

| sANb-BtRKs AND TUMBLE WEEDS
aye editor" has n job on the Hope
Dispdtch.
The section men have been taken
off the Lincoln branch.
The Plumb monument project
will be funded on Decoration Day.
a once brilliant editor Of Harper
now runs n popcorn stand In Pueblo.
| Wichita II becoming cultured.
They have an educated" cat down
there.
Topeka wants to build ut the ex.
| Dense OF the state "A mansion for the
| governors to live In.
| The state university has received
gift Of $500 worth Of books from n
German publishing house.
Tn Sung IL a lanndryman mt Well
ington, and In Armordale Wah Sing
used to be In the same business.
A Blue Rapids lady IL said to
possess a pocket book made In the
10th century. but there IL nothing In
IL.
The Minneapolis WcsscBgcr at
tributes the bad luck Of the Ringing
circus To the fact that 10 did not visit
Its town.
The BelOit Milling Go. believes In
trees. IL owns "a tract of land near
the town and this year set out 300
trees ON IL.
Solomon contains few lovers Of
wine, but there IL n powerful sight
OF beer unloaded from the cars ut
that point.
The Goodland rain company has
contracted to furnish two Inches Of
rain in Mexico. u will now dry up
here Ia Kansas.
a circus IL 10 exhibit In HoIton on
Decoration Day and a local paper |
ceediDg In advance
In Clay Center they have
baccalaureate sermon prescheh on /
the Sunday previous 10 the high /
school commencement.
The Capital says the farmers Of
eastern Kansas are getting along
swimmingly. This II a natural
Of the rain.
Ellsworth has new city marshal
aud the town II now becoming ac-
quainted with the taste Of ginger ale,
mill shake and lemonade.
The editor Of the LeonardvIlle
Monitor has something TO exhibit at
the Worlds Fair. IL IL "a picture
Df magnetic statement"
That Cawker City hen that laid an
egg with the inscription "Cyclone
May q" was a hoodoo, or else the
fellow that wrote IL II a liar.
A Mr.. Prose wants 10 be school sup.
Of Barton county. Run
ming for an Office from now I'LL
II iound TO be prosy.
Charley Harger, Of Abilene. gets
Ip Mt 5 q. m. to look for comets.
When he doesn't find any he puts In
he time till breakfast hoeing his
potatoes.
Some collecting crank should
,ather up the different spellings Of
he name Of the hotel In Minneapolis
where the Kansas delegation will
top. Dozens Of different ways are
ound but not one correct one. IL IL
he "Nicollet."
Geo. Coliett, Of the Ellsworth
Messenger, has q new baby. He
gently enlarged his paper, and be- :,
ween rocking the baby, increased
ditorisi duties and the presidential
smpaign, he will have lively times
efore fly time In over.
Col. II. c. Cross, Of Emporia, has ii
etIred from the presidency Of the =
/, X. 4 T. railway. The Colonel d
Id . good job Of bdilding up that
Dad after IL had passed through the HI
Experience Of the certain man who 2,
,urneyed from Jerusalem to q
ericho and fell among thieves. a
ny Gould, Of course, was the man Al
no left It half-dead. ie
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

UTto date Salinas candidate for
Attorney General has not taken
any hand in the freight rate war.
hut he has written a lengthy article
against a constitutional convention
That was one of his political breaks.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

In Mr.. Carver should be elected to
the office Of Attorney General there
IL one thing Salina would surely get
a soon as she has people enough
and that is a set of police commits
sinucTs. DO you want them?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-05-26

The vast facilities of the J. c.
Aver Co., of Lowell. Mass, enable
them to place The Superior Blood
purifier-Ayer's Ssrsspsrilla-with-
- easy reach Of the poorest invalid.
Don't be induced to take Cheap"
substitute. Always remember that
the best IL the cheapest.