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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-28
QUARANTINE RULES
or the Ohio State Board of Health,
Adopted September 10, 1892.


Adopted September 10, 1892.
COLUMBUS, O., Sept 22.-By the au-
thority vested in the state board Of
health the following regulations gov
erning the transportation Of immigrants
or of passengers or baggage from New
York City or other places infected with
cholera will be strictly enforced:
Rule lit shall be unlawful for any railroad
or other transportation company, or any com
mon carrier to introduce into the state OF OHIO
any person suffering with Asiatic cholera or any
baggage, freight or other article lnfecteo thero'
with.
2-on and after September IS, and until fur.
ther notice. no immigrant will be permitted 70
enter the state OF Ohio unless he or she is pro-
vided with certificate from the national nu'
thorlties or from the health authorities OF the
port OF entry for such Immigrant setung loTln
that he or she Is free from danger OF carrying
cholera, and that his or her baggage has Deeh
properly disinfected. ,,
3-ConduCtors or other authorities OF all rail-
way trains entering Ohio viii be required 10
furnish medical inspectors the number ana ues'
tnation of all immigrants destined Tor thls
state. ,..
Att shall be the duty OF conductors Of trains
and all other railway officers or employees 10
give medical inspectors such Information as
may be required concerning the condition OF
passengers, crew or baggage as regards danger
OF conveying the infection OF cholera.
5-No railway company shall bring lmlnl,
grants into the state Of Ohio except in special
trains or in special cars to which all other pass
engers shall be denied access.
6--WatCr closets on all trains coming from
districts infected by cholera, and on all immi'
grant cars shall be locked during the passage
OF the train through the corporate limits OF any
city or village
7-All cars used for transporting Immigrants
shall be thoroughly disinfected before Delng
again used for carrying passengers.
SIT shall be the duty Of all authorities 10 pre-
vent unnecessary detention Of trains, persons or
baggage, consistent with the prevention OF inc
introduction OF cholera into this state.
a--Thesc rules shall become operative on anu
after September IS 1872, and remain In force
until further notice
at shall be the duty OF all local boards oil
health, health authorities and ohclalsi omCers
of state institutions, police officers, sherlHs,.
constables and all other officers and employees
OF the state or any county, city or town thereof,
to enforce such quarantine and sanitary rules
and regulations as may be adopted by the state
board OF health, and In the event of failure or
refusal on the partof any member OF said boards
or other oncials, or persons in this section men
toned 10 so act he or they shall be subject toa
fine OF not less than fifty dollars, upon the hrst
conviction, and upon conviction OF second OIL
fcnse Of not less than one hundred uolars'
(s035-2Q5 r. 81"
C. O. PRoBsT, NJ. D., Secretary.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-28
The True Laxative Principle

OF the plants used In manufacturing the
pleasant remedy, Syrup Of Figs, has q
permanently beneficial effect on the hu.
man system, while the cheap vegetable
extracts and mineral solutions, usually
sold as medicines are permanently injuri-
Gus. Being well informed, you will use
the true remedy only. Manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co. 80
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-28

suffered from accute inflammation in
my nose and head-fora a week ut time |
could not see. used Elys Cream Balm
and in few days was cured. u is won.
derful how quick 1t helped me--Mrs
George S. Judson, Hartford, Conn.
Being sufferer from chronic catarrh,
and having derived great benefit from the
use Of Ely's Cream Balm, can highly
recommend II. lis sales are far in excess
oi all other catarrh remedies.-B. Eranken,
Druggist, Sigourney, Iowa. 80
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-28
$500 Reward.

We win pay the above reward for any case OF liver
complaint, dyspepsia, sick headache, Indigestion,
constipation or cOstyeness we can not cure with
Vests Vegetable Liver Pills when the directions are
strictly complied with. They are purely vegetable
and never fail 10 give satisfaction, Sugar coated.
Large boxes containing % pills 25 cents Beware Of
ured only by the John c. West Company, Chicago
III. Sold by +. ID. Felt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-28
S25 to $50 Saved.

CUT THIS OUT AND BRING 1T WITH YOU.
To all persons in Wellington and sur.
rounding country who wish TO buy piano
or organ: We will save you from $25 TO
$50 and pay your expenses 10 visit the fac
tory at Monroeville. Highest grade in.
siruments only. Edna Piana and organ
company, Monroeville, o. (46
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-28
TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
STANDARD TIME.
Big Four.


Nos. %, "a and % between Cleveland and
wellington only. No. 25 runs Sunday only.
W. sc l. f. and . sc M.
Commencing July "a, 1892, trains will pass
Wellington as MISUNDERSTANDING time,
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-28
Children Cry for Pitchers Castorla.

When baby was sick, We gave her castOris.
When she was child, she cried for castoria,
When she became Miss, sho clung to castoria.
Whom she had chiidrsn. Who &c % thNu car ,ris
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-28
List of Jurors.

Following is list OF grand and petit
jurors drawn for the October term, 1892,
Lorain common pleas:
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-28

Huntington. west. ll:OO; east 2:O5.
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nit, baB bis gum 10 September 13, ,238
Yerionen in 0amburg an Der Seude
erfranften, BON benem 5,805 beiieIben
erlagen.
Sn ct. petersburg 1T bie @boz
lera ettpas i'm Mbnebmen beeriffen, 6as
gegen iiberaa tonit i'm ruiiii6en @eiz
DE tDieber i'm 3unebmen.
Sn Sabre ftarben am II. Sep
tember 8 perionen an Der Cholera unb
l3 neue grfrantungen famen aur 9lnz
melbung.
Sn paris tarb Der amge1ebene
Wanlit Sbriftfteqer unb aritifer bes
"Gil Bias, Nietor Mel6er, an Der
@bDlerine.
Sn Nom itarb inn Mlter pon 81
Sabren Der @eneral @ialbini. Gr mar
Der gefeblsbaber Der 3ruppen, ipel1e
1860 ben air6enitaat erobertem; ma6=
ber pollenbete er bic BON @aribalbi be-
gonnene groberung Neapels unb err
belt ben S.itel 0er3og bon @aeta.
1876 bis 1881 mar er 8otI6aFter in
Granfreid.
Die nR6lnii6e 3eituns" ldBt ii6
aus ct. Petersburg melbem. baB tpie@
6srnm elf @oubernements brei3ebn
yiillionen @ubel gum 9lnfauf bon
9aatgetreibe unb 2ebensmittelm fir
bic ytotbleibenben erbaten, baB bic Ste.
glerung lebo9 fir bic geba6ten 3tDede
nur flint Meillionen 9fubel entbebren
fonnte.
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MuerIei.

- @ountpridter McMliiter bat ben
8enerals Staat8antpalt I'M cine gnt=
f6eibung in benz Sale @antlebenS ane
gegangen.
- Sosfe Bros. baben einen Oefos
rateur angefeat, ber bier cine f6rmlide
&ebolution in bieier @unft berbeifiihs
rem tDirb. Die Musfellung in einem
@6aufeniter, fir bas Yarlor 6e8 Wenz
ger 0otelS beltimmt, erregt allgemeine
9tufmerfiamteit.
- Gba8. Grpne, Elm etlpa 45idbriaes
befannnter stsinbauer. mar qeltern
Na6mittag bamit beld)dftigt, bic 5teine
Der Sront BON Beds M6beIbanbluma,
bic abgerillem ipirb, nit einem Derrid
berab5ulafen, als sr plobIit bas
Nleifgeipid,t perior unb nit aller
Wudt feines &6rpers auf ben Seitenz
meg ffiir3te. Ser ungludli1e ieI BIZ
reft anf ben aopf, brad ben linten 9lrm
an 9anbgelent uno nerlebte li6 nod
auBerbem innerli6. Ct iuurfe iofort
ins @tabts0ospital transportirt. Mn
feiM Muftommen tpirb geapeifelt.
Ser ileue rYerein Der 8riefmarz
feniammler' ierpdblte ben foIgenben
8orltanb; %. S. @brimptom, prdlis
bent; @bas. s. &ofp, 8ieesp prdiibent;
s. goBbarbt, Sefretdr; u. Storms,
S6abmeiiter; Mar 6. Sefie, 8ermal=
ter bes 8erfauf8s Departments mnb 6.
y. BroBe, 8ibliotbetar.
Die ginipeibung Der feuen 6alle
0es st. Soiepb 8ereins finbet am 81.
October unter ben Wuipi3ien Der @ei}t
li6feit itatt.
- Wie uns 6err 5. s. 3oge, Der
Sefretdr Der "Gillespie County Far
Association mittbeilt, bat bic Nranx
las paBs8abnz@ @eielli9 i9aft fir alle Bez
iu6er Der in ben Sagen bonn "a. bis
gum %. September it Griebri9sburg
itattfinbenben lanbipirtbl6aftlihen
4usftellung bic Gabrpreiie auf bic
pdlfte rebusirt. Dieier umltanb ipirb
boffentlif ba3u beitragen, aud piele
geuobner Der Nlamo @tabt gum 8ez
iude Der Sal. in benz gemiitbIi6en
ddtsbeutl6en @ebirgsftdbt6en an5l.
regen.
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9esas. a

aus Robertion @ountp idreibt
uns 0err %. N6loff: Die 8aummolls
&aupe tritt bier fur6tbar auf unb aers
fort iebe 9nifnuns auf cine gtadernte.
pel9e bic tribe 8aumiuolle mogli6ers
peife nod gegeben bdtte.
= Sie Srinitp Riber giapigation
COMPANY bDn Dallas, aapital $780,
900, bat fif einen Greibrief ausfeaen
laHen. Die 8eIe0i6aft beabii1tigt, ben
DluB BON Dallas aus lbiffbar gu mas
ben.
Sn BEN 9agen pom 24. bis %.
September uirb in 6riebribsburg bic
lanbmirtbldaftli6e NuSteduus fir
Sllespie ecuntD abgebalten. 3u Der.
lelben limb bon Seiten Der s@illespie
Gountp 6air 9liioeiation" umfaiienbe
Vorbereitungen getrofen uorben.
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Gs iuIlte in iesem Sauie iein.

s. D. @tlipn, 81 SLAP Gtrabe, Sbarpsburs, Ba.,
fast, er m64te nidbt pbne Or. 9inas Neue Gnbeduns
tar S6wtnbiudt, Suiten unb Grfdltuns iein, benn
nalelse babe ere Gran sebeilt, pele mad einem befs
it8en anfdle eer r@rippe" pon ber 3unsen GntSlnz
euna beercbt purbe, nnb naGhem ale anferen cnses
paneten wtttel irfunsslcs stblisbeu paren. Gobert
gareer eon GoOtsport, ga., erfIdrt, tab Or. Rings
WtIe Grneuns ibm mebr senust babe, als irsenb Cts
mas, mas er eesen fetne aungenfrantbeit setrauht
batts. Gs ssbt ntdts BeHerss. NRau periude IS!
CRETE be=Giafhen in ber Grotbefe pcn absIpb
OretB, Ibempirn Il Sc. Grpse TIai6sn so Gents
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@rnnoeisemtbmms itebcrtrasuuscn

Gran3 unb 9lsatbe Yabmer an als
bert &iebner, 8runbftiid al Wtiifions
unb 5tieren StraBe, $3.50.
s. 3. Nanbolpb an q. &iebner, 2
8runbitiide II Wieile oitlib bonn 9lla=
mo pla5a, $115.
8. unb 6. GImenborf an Sobn Bell,
2 @runbitiide auf columbia Deigbts,
$50.
.. 9. Smith an Sobn Vomreufp all
San pebro gtbe. 81. 900.
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R,ntlena Ylrniea salbe.

Dte bette SaIbe Der 9Belt fur S&nttte, Auetitun.
sen, Gef&wlre, Btebers unb Sauts sausitas, Sle&te,
tettsn; turtrt SdmUrrbcitsn rter tetnt Uesobluns.
HoltSe 9nfrttbenteit sarantirt cber has @eIb wtre
suri6e.ftattet. 25 Gents ole S6ahteI. Gum @ersaui
In alien Npoibefen. uboIph Dreib, Thpmpfpn & &p..
MhpIefaIs.
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ee$us 9eparte,nettt fir 3leioerftpffc

bat ene Orm6e aepouOn ga ssn bic qie anerbfen uni
feinHen @aaren ieben s5eben in grfaunen.
@enn n Dame elegant gei6et en nu 10 bebr fn
groBen @umme mbr bieien 3med gu erreiden
vs. unmosi6 aa preisermdbgungH ansfabn; Elm 8u @
egds uno eine phung Der be6ebnen Deparmn giebt bic bette
Nusfunf
IN oe6ieoeneH alebfoen u CREPE 20 Cents Mun All unb
aSeibe Is Gents n6 bic pe au Gents Der garb abqes
morbem
500 gaa waa mobernr edut bette 0uo
ld Die gu 800 blg fen urben fit nur So SO prfau ~
Daupt no i'm @obng paren &e6onen einqetreu Sic BON SS
mabrgenommen mr6en oaten.
Die Smbe SO bas paar ab f0nnu gar nid ubrtro6u m
on gar baben M lit on 6aeons Sebes paa mirb aoranir
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(Gortiesuns fcIst).

= es sereidt mir gum gergniiaen,
allen rBafe Bal" Spielerr ct. Sas
tobssOcl empfeblen sn f0nnem; es
beilte mid BON einem perrenften Riiden
unb &beumatiSmns. 4. 81. Oiuens,
Worristoipn, pa.
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If you feel weak
and all worn out take
BROWN S IRON BITTFRS
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eeS1u Wt0bel 9epartetue1tt

n0e sin poafdnDser auspefauf at ean aH M0b 9epp
uno Matn o aus benz 2ager brausgeHen unb nit pobusn p
martnt moroen oenn mir molen f9nea bami aufdumen.
Sobe Waanubo platm Geber @aufabI bon $S0 auf
rebu3ir
Soioe Waanubbo alappfable au $3.50 reourt.
Sue fae Stable nit boppt 2bne unb artm ahden $500
B 1925 anOerehb ioID gaanubbols ab $780, iest
aleofdrdnfe 81 aumdrts 96amm5ets SIS oufmdS
Sn Naen 5ubenodu 1T bas Eager uneri96pF6
Maes bng, biaig
Seppid Nefe! strobmattem ee Bon elmer yarb Bis 20
Dabs Durau oobate Bargains biaig bab Seber aun mub
Mae 9efe nb nit ben en berieben 2dnge angegeben
9as pubfnm mB, 6aB 9minnen fann uneren
perauf benuBt.
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Il. WoLFSoN,

Jdnmnng bon Sonmer2 2Saaren it alien 9epatements
"no @ert""f n abebaf 6iaieem preieu
@aatm
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-02-11

Troy Chief. Kansas Day, January
18th. II the anniversary Of the birth
Of Tom Paine. Here IL something
else 10 make Rev Miluer unhappy.
He viii next be !naugu rating q
crusade to change Kansas Day to
come other date.
Lawrence Record: We are sorry
To report that there are no sy mptoms
OF any Of our present peoples psriy
congressman gaining control Of their
mouths. Like unruly children In
dulged far beyond their years these
mouths have we'll established records
for recklessness.
Wichita Eagle: There twenty
thousand young men In Kansas this
year who will vote for the first time.
And they will remember that the
Republican party Is the only party
In this state that has a separate
bunk for the young man, and
acknowledges his power
Junction City Republican: Hard
~ q week goes by but what We hear
Of the failure Of two or three alliance
stores. The latest L. the one at Nor
tonville The stock holders In the
various alliance stores throughout
the state have probably learned that
the merchants are not having such q
soft time Of 1t after all.
lola Register: Wherever the Al
lance had the power they gave the
county printing to their own paper
at full legal rates. They did right.
There II no reason why the county
printer should be forced to work for
less than the rates provided by law
any more than the county clerk or
the county treasurer.
JetmoIe .SunfoUcr: Tie differ
ence between the partisan press and
the patriotic press, has been fully
demonstrated during the late trouble
with Chilli. The cry OF partissnisni
in cases Of emergencies j. fast he
coming a back number, and Judging
from the tone Of our many exchanges
irrespective Of party, we are led to
believe that the American people to-
day, are the most patriotic class Of
individuals on earth.
Clay Center Times: Some para
grapher has noted that the managers
OF the Worlds Fair in Kansas are
organizing "ladies," clubs exclusive
~ and that there are no women's"
clubs to be found. Now that PRO
grum" Is confined to the graduates
of Baker university, and "dsy-po"
put under the sod, the word woman
must be given a chance. Lady"
has been grieyousIy oyerworked
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-02-11

PROTECTION Is not q new thing. II
must have existed quite q while ago
for q writer In the Inter Ocean, an.
swering the statement that there ID
no reference to the tariff In the Book
Of Books says:
The word tariff may not be In the
bible, nor do / think you could
readily find the word Methodist
there. However, IL you read the
ninth verse Of the ninth chapter OF
Matthew, you may become convinced
that custom houses existed i'm the
time Of the Saviour, and that he
chose Matthew, whom he found
''sitting ut the receipt at CUSTOM"
for his first disciple. A learned
Methodist minister long ago sent me
the following, which i copy:
"Soms one asked His disciples II
the Master paid tribute. When his
disciples came to Him He gave them
this question: OF whom do the
kings of the earth receive tribute, Of
their own children or OF strangers?
They say to Him: 'of strangers.
He replied: Then are the children
free.'n
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-02-11

COLONEL KALLAHAM, whose utter
ances used to appear in the JOUR
NAL from Topeka, now writes for the
capital city papers occasionally. In
last Sundays Capital he had an in
teresting account Of his experience:
with the suspended Animation
Company" tlimited), which does
business on Jackson street, Topeka
1t is q place where statesmen can be
filed away for definite periods OF
time and avoid making mistakes
that would bring themselves into
disfavor and their party to open
shame. Among those filed away
there, the colonel found the follow
ing: p. p. Elder, William Baker, J
@. Otis, Mary Lease, Ben Glover
John Davis, s. M. Scott, Frank Me-
Grath, Cyrus Corning, J. c. Hebbsrd
A. n. McLennan, Mrs. A. l.. Diggs,
Ed. 8. Waterbury, w. II. I. Wake
field, A. T. r.. Smith, J. F. Willis
and many other familiar names that
are among the bright intellectual
lights OF the peoples party.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-02-11

THE Office of governor is not GO
ing to have much trouble in finding
q man to occupy it this year.
Among the Republican candidates
are, Price, Of Atchison, Troutman,
OF Topeka, Murdoch, Of Wichita,
Smith OF Mcpherson, Sutton, Of
Russell, ex-Congressman Morrill,. OF
Brown, and a host Of others who
have too small q following to he
considered worthy Of separate men,
ton. Take all the names above
with one or two exceptions, and put
them in q hat and then draw one
out with your eyes shut and you
will have good enough man for the
office.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-02-11

If, as the Kansas City Star says,
Harrison Is the easiest man for the
Democrats to beat, why Is IL that
the Democrats are always trying to
spring some candidate besides Mr.
Harrison in the Republican party
The Democrats OF this country
would rather do anything else in the
world than turn around and look
their actual condition square In the
face. They dare not take stock
OF their political possessions and
bills payable and bills receivable
A party that has such men as Calvin
8. Brice, David b. Hill, and Tam
many Hall, to account for, has no
time to devote to nominating presi-
Dental candidates for its opponents,
nor point the finger Of scorE or con-
demnation at anybody.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-02-11

In the District Court within and for the
county Of Saline and state OF Kansas
John Gels, plsintsfr. !
John Z. woodward, Annie NJ.
woodward, Mary Bald Bsebe,
John II. Prescott and Mary
Baidi Beebe. administrators Of
the estate Of David Beebe, de-
ceased, r Eberhardt. Charles
Beebe, g. Z. Eberhardt, Anna
G. Eberhnrsit, the Saliua Build
Ing, Saving and Trust As<ocia-
tion, Gottharit schippei. John
Owens, the Havana Natiensl
Rank, A. L. Simpkins and q.
W. Frazier, defendants.
T. EBERHARDT. JOHN OWENS AND
II the Havana National Bank. of Havana
Ills, will take notice that the said platniiff
did. on the frst day of July, 1871, fle his petit
ton In said District Court, within and for the
county Of Saline and state OF Kansas, against
the defendants In the above entitled action,
and that the said Y. Eberhardt. John Owens
and the Havana National Bank must an wer
said petition filed rs aforesaid on or before the
18th day OF March, 1872. or said petition Will
be taken rs true, and n judgment rendered In
said action against them, declaring "a certain
Judgment rendered In said action uron Octo-
Der ~. 1891. In favor of the plaintiff and
against John r. WOODWARD. An1ie NJ. Wool
ward, Mary Baldi Beebe and Mary Baldt
Beebe rs Administrative of the estate ~ David
Beebe. deceased. for thu sum OF one thousand,
one hundred twenty-four dollars and ten
cents, with interest thereon nj the rate OF l.,
per cent per annum from the 18th day Of &C.
tober, issl, uuiil paid. and for costs, and for
the foreclosure of a certain mortgage secur-
ing said sums upon the following described
real estate, TO wit: The ten acres OF land
more or less In Jones' addition TO the city OF
Salina, Kansas, reserved for railway pur-
poses, formerly belonging To A. NJ. Beebe, de-
ceased, except two acres Of said tract sold to
the Consolidated Tank Line Company by
Mary Baldi Beebe and David Beebe. a first
lien thereon and ordering said premi>,. to be
sold v ithout sppraisement, and the proceeds
applied to the payment OF the amount due
plaintiff and costs of suit, and forever bar
ring and foreclo-ing said defendants. and
each Of them, Of and from all right. title. es-
tate, interest, property, and equity of re-
demptlon, In or To said premises. ar any y rt
thereof. BISHOP X BURGH,
LsEAI- Attorneys for plaintiff.
Attest: U. q. nsrENRERG. tlerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-02-11

Stdmped oaa
-blood-poisons of every name and
nature, by DIR. Pierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery.
It's a medicine that starts from
the beginning. 1t rouses every or
gan into healthy action, purifies and
enriches the blood, and through it
cleanses and renews the whole sys-
TEN. All Blood, Skin, and Scalp
Diseases, from a common blotch
or eruption to the worst Scrofula,
are cured by it. For letter, Salt
rheum, Eczema, Erysipelas, Boils,
Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Goitre or
Thick Neck, and Enlarged Glands,
Tumors, and Swellings, it's an une-
qualed remedy.
Don't think it's like the sarsapa-
rillas. They claim to be good for
the blood in March, April, and May.
"Golden Medical Discovery" works
equally well at all seasons. And it
not only claims to do good-it
guarantees it. If it doesn't benefit
or cure, in every case, you have
your money back.
You pay only for the good you
get.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-02-11

JUDGE SUTTON, Of Russell Is q
pronounced candidate for governor.
His boom seems to have broken on,
In several places over the sixth dis.
trict all In the same week. We have
also heard mutterings and whisper
ings from the northwest to the ef-
feet that Judge Eastland, Of Russell,
lie q very available man for the con.
gressional nomination. OF course
this Is . sixth district affair, but the
people Of that bsiliwiek might dc
worse In Seeding some other man to
congress. When In our Office = few
weeks ego, however, Judge East.
land said his preference for con.
gress was Judge Ellis, Of Beloit.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-02-11

LAST weeks Lincoln Beacon
makes q statement that we do not
believe. 1t says the brewers and dis.
tillers are the only persons to be hem
Gifted by q new constitution. 1t is
not true. The people Of Kansas are
as firmly in favor Of temperance and
temperance laws Is they ever were
and there would be more liquor con-
sumed under any other laws than
those at present 10 vogue. In case
Of high license the saloons would
pay dearly for the privilege Of doing
what the jointists now do free OF
charge, SO where would the "bene-
at" come in? The saloon is outlaw
ed In Kansas, and Its illegitimate
successor is an institution whose
owner IL persona non groto. Why
~ill the one idea prohibition papers
insist that prohibition has lost its
prestige and would be overthrown II
opportunity offered?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1892-02-11

Sol MILLER favors the erection OF
a new insane asylum costing from
$4,000 to $2O0.OOO toward the in
terror OF the state. Miller Is on the
board OF public works and knows
what he Is talking about. There is
a lively little city not far from the
county seat of Dickinson county
that would make a good place for
the location Of n public building
abilene Reflector.
o. thanks! You might as well
have taken the whole item and
given us credit, but we will not
quarrel about small matters. When
we can do your town favor in re-
turn Just command us.