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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-08-26
L.. P. FISHER,
A dycrtiSing gent.

Room. 30 and ~ 9IcrslaU:'s Exchange
CALIFORNIA STREET., SAN FRANCISCO
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! otor the Washington standard, and for va
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"Advcrtising is tho oil which wise men
place in theiroainI s."-MoDFEN Prov.
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FRIED PEACHES Take good.sized,
free stone peaches, wipe them with q
towel, half them and place them Hat side
down in hot butter or lard. Let them
try to q nice brown, then turn, and fill
the seed.cup with sugar, which. by the
time the fruit is properly cooked, will
be melted and form. with the juice OF
Of the peach. rich syrup. Serve up
ho., aud II you don'tliks them YOU need
not repeat The experiment. Mos, pet
sons think The dish u superb one.
Tusnsa 1oaAtu s.tys $50 For meats
peel ani eook fot few moments ,liree
Iasp. tomatoes then pass Through .
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saaee simHtef 60 af'ssb miHulss =
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-08-26

KEEPING Ice WATER.-The following
simple method of keeping ice water in q
common pitcher, is worth knowing
Place between two sheets Of paper
Newspaper will answer, thick brown is
better) a layer of cotton batting about
half an inch in thickness; fasten the
ends of paper and batting together.
forming a circle, then sew or paste a
crown over one end, making box the
shape of a stove. pipe minus the rim:
Place this over an ordinary pitcher filled
with ice water, making it deep enough
to rest on the table, so as to exclude the
air.. and you will be astonished at the
length of time the ice will keep and the
water remain cold after the ice is melted.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-08-26

Glrlsp's Iiyarr.--S:c; hen Gir:.d u.c.i {"
SAY in his ole! a"c: Il have always c'ns,i-
erred a,!NrJis;:!: literally "r'! long t. ir t:ir
.:rca: nacliun: ~ suc,,'>; in business. and She
i,vari..i.c rule to advertise in the til, 81
times H. well aS .hc busiest long experience
having taught me that morcv thus spent j.
we'll laid out, ~ i,y continually HttrinG Ny
III" many sales that I cthcTwis" wonld hay"
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Farm AND aousEHolD.

RAISING CHICKENS an Article on
"Care of Young Chickens the PrGcficd
Farmer says: 1t may be asked, What is
the best feed for young chickens?
There is some difference of opinion OF
this point. Breeders of fancy and ex
hihition stock are very careful and
particular in feeding, using hand boiled
eggs cooked meat cut into small pieces
bread, rice, &c. but the average farmer
will not--nor need he 60 to SO much
trouble. As good feed as We want is
sour. thick milk miXe! with corn-meal
and bran; the mess Should not be too
wet when given to the chickens. Curd
is very good food cmcr Il day. and rs
soon as they are two weeks old n little
good wheat ut nj, ,.;.s vii. he foun,: excel
lent. Some combine nt$, AS Cayenne Or
black pepper, little salt, &c, may be
given once or twice a week but only
little at time. Only good hens should
be selected for mothers for the early
broods. a nervous. tidgety hen will
not hover and nourish her chicks, and
without this on her part, they will not
grow and thrive with the best of care
on the part of the owner. "a
WHITE Gravy SAUCE.-Put a piece of
the best end of knuckle of veal, accord
ing to the quantity of sauce wanted,
into a well-tinned stewpan, with some
lean ham, some shin beef cut to pieces,
and whatever fresh trimmings of game
or poultry the larder affords. Moisten
this with stock, put to it three carrots,
and parsley and thyme, and some
chopped mushrooms, but no lemon or
acid of any kind. Let the meat sweat
but not brown, and prick it to let the
Juices flow. When the knuckle is done
we'll enough for family dinner, skim
the sauce; strain through a lawn sieve;
e boil it again till we'll reduced, and add
to it on the fire US much cream as will
make it of proper consistenc. rather
thick than otherwise, as it can 4 silly be
thinned. Skim it and boil it up once
more, stirring it and lifting it in aspoon,
and letting it fall continually, to make
it smooth and fine; do this till it cools:
BLACKBERRY W1NE-Take five or ten
gallon key, cleanse it Thoroughly. Take
only ripe berries, crush them in wine
or cider press, in a cloth. After express
sing the wine, strain carefully, and to
each quart Of juice add three pounds of
best yellow sugar and as much water as
will make gallon, and i'll this proper
ton fer any quantity. Put tue entire
mixture in kettle, aud bring it to a
boil; skim, and when cool fill the kee
threc-fourths full and let, it fermen, for
one week; then fill up the cask. with
fresh y-made liquor, and when done
fermenting bung up tight and set away
in the cellar, where it should remain
until February or March, when it should
be racked off, the key scalded out, and
the liquor either returned to the key tc
remain permanently or bottled for use
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Serious Charges against Gov TiIdcn.

Irish Opposition to Chas. r. Adams
WORCESTER, Mass, Aug. 21.-A meeting
of, Irish Democrats was held tonight, at
which a committee was chosen to perfect an
organization for the purpose of opposing the
nomination of Chas. F. Adams for governor
bp the Democrats This is the result of
Adams action relative to Fenians while min
lister to England.
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Hayes and Wheeler.
Destructive Storm I'm Missouri.

LEAvENwoRrH, Aug. 21.-A terrible wind
and rain storm passed over Northwestern
Missouri, especially along the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad, on Saturday
evening. At Edgarton depot several dwell
ing houses and shops were destroyed and two
or three occupants seriously. injured. Large
stems and acres of corn laid fiat on the
ground. The damage within q space of about
80 miles square is estimated at over 800, 600.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-08-26

TSTAETISIiTD in 1854. iJr The .fatmcn
IL of Sexual and Seminal diseases. such aS
Gonorchca. elect. Structure. Syphilis il all
its fOr:tS, Seminal Weakness. inp"tcncv, etc.
Skin diseases of wears standing AMI lrtratcd
LEGS crt>s.iliS treated.
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ADVERTISING
Has created many Il new Iu~in, -:
Has enlarged many an old business
IIa, revived many u dull itl>int.S;
Has rescued many Il lest business
Has saved many Il failing business:
Has preserved MANY Il larg.slniHin,ss;
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-17
Citizens OF Salina, Attention.

The Kansas Pacific Railway, the old Kansas Pioneer
Line making extraordinary exertons to add thons-
ands to our population this 1t extends rs you
all well know from Kansas City and Laavenworth &c
Clay Center Las Animas, Denver, Boulder, and Chey
Those points being the termini OF the man line
and branches. 1t reaches all important places in Kan
sas Colorado and New Mexico, passes through all
principal cities and opens up to settlers all our fer,
valleys. Its agents constantly at work in every
section of the Union and talking TO the people and
distributing of printed matter, illustrating and
describing State. Our people can aid in this
good work by writing to their friends who wish Z
take trip pleasure health and urge them to visit
the great Colorado Resorts. You can also send tn,
names Of those of your frierss and acquaintance lv
ing east of the Missouri River and whom you think
might be induced to remove to Kansas, to Mr. Parker
a. Kansas City, and he will send them printed matter
and have his agents call upon them In this thous
ands in ignorance will obtain knowledge of our VI
cinity. Mr.. o. S. Lyfsrd General Sup't., and Hr
Z, a. Parker is General Passenger Agent with OF
ices at Kansas City.
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SMOKY HILL, Aug. Nth, 1876.


EDITORS JOURNAL In your issue of Au-
gust 10th was an article in which christian
community was characterized as ''sayages."
Now it is well enough for your ''pious" young
men to come among us and they are welcome.
And if the editors Of the JOURNAL will come,
we will treat them to the best that the country
affords, for we have always held the JOURNAL
and its editors in high esteem; but the man
that wrote that article calling us "savages"
had better take it back or look ont for his
hair. Yours truly, a WHITE MAN.
The music of the child did not "soothe the
savage breasts OF our ''evangelists,' so they
bought red trip slip for 2-cent fare, and
pasted it on the right cornare OF the wrapper
that held the lettaire threatening TO pull the
editors hair; they handed it to the postmas-
taire for the editor of the newspapaire-and are
now sitting around our door with their little
hatchets watching for scalp. Punch, broth
erS, punch with care.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-08-17

The Democratic County Convention met at
the court house last Saturday afternoon. Col.
5. NJ. Palmer was made Chairman, and r. X.
Jefleries, Secretary. Frank Wilkerson, S. NJ.
Palmer and II. X. Jefferies were elected dele
gates to the State Convention, with w. 5.
Alexander, /. Broomfield and A. X. Pierce as
alternates. G. c. Fleck, E. II. Wilbur and
Charles Oclsner were elected delegates to the
Congressional Convention, with John Doyle,
J. E. Robinson and III. ID. Sales as alternates.
The following gentlemen were elected men,
bers of the county Democratic Central Com
mittee: 4. y. Stearns, A. X. Pierce, Frank
Wilkerson, j. G. Barrett and $. NJ Palmer
the latter gentlemen being made chairman.
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The quarterly meeting of the Christian CO
operation society of Salina District will COM
2 Z. NJ. Delegates will be in attendance from
the six counties composing the district. Bust
ness and conference meeting will be held in the
Lutheran church on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. Preaching each evening by some
one of the members in attendance. On Sun
day, services will be held in Oak Dale Park.
Preaching at ii O'Clock, basket dinner at l
o'clock, preaching again at 3 O'Clock. The pub
are invited TO attend the meetings. Come to
the park on Sunday and bring your baskets.
A. ID. GOODWIN, President.
HOWARD c. RASH Secretary.
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Letter from Colorado.

IDAHO SPRINGS, Col, Aug. 10.
FRIEND JoURNAL:-As you requested, and
promised, will write you. BY observing
the paper on which this is written, and under
standing that my writing desk is the lid of the
sugar bucket held between my knees, you will
at once conclude we are camping out. Such is
the case. Five days ago party, consisting
of three ladies, four children and the writer,
under charge Of and accompanied by that
genial and accommodating frontiersman and
former kansan, Capt. Isaac VI. johnson, left
Denver for the mountains without specific
designation. Our conveyance was an ambr-
lance made for such purposes. and had all the
Necessary camp equipments with it. Travelling
fourteen miles from Denver we struck the
mountains at Mt. Vernon canon, and passing
two miles up the canon we made our first
camp. The general outline OF the camping
process, without facilities, is that as soon as
we stopped the two men pitched the teEt for
the accommodation of the ladies' and children,
unstrapped the stove and set il I'M, gathered
up wood, started the fire and cooked our sup
per. When supper was ready we all Turk
like sat down around the oil cloth, upon which
it was spread, and then every body helped
themselves. After supper the parry in separate
groups wandered over the mountains. ga Their
ing specimens and hunting berries. About
eight O'Clock we unceremoniously retired
some sleeping in the ambulance, some in the
tent and some in the open air. We were up
the next morning with the sun, and after a
hearty breakfast of coffee, bacon aud bread.
we struck our tent, packed our things, strap
ped on our stove. and with our faithful mules
harnesSed aud htched, started on our days
journey. We were hardly ever on; OF sight OF
unsurpassed scenery-some;imes in full view
of the snowy range OF the Rocky Mountains.
and sometimes in deep cuts or canons with
magnificent views on each side. We assembled
the mountain range for many miles, and only
haliing for a hurried lunch, we commenced
the desceat of E1oyd's hill-some four miles
in extent. The road belongs 10 n corpOr-
alton, a l understood, and runs along the
side the mountain. and i 80 narrow that II the
team should jump aside for s few feet we
would be sent hurting down precipices hun
dreds Of feet. One OF the party hal 20 20
ahead to warn any teams coming up 10 turn
off NJ the side tracks along the hill made for
the purpose This Office was performed partly
by lady friend and acquaintance OF ours. ard
partly hya young and accomplished Widowed
lady 81 eur parry. Reaching he 100, Ut the
hill We strike the celebrated Clear L. anon,
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We have heard mentioned as candidates for

We have heard mentioned as candidates for
county officers the following gentlemen pro-
bate judge, Ii. S. Cunningham, (Rep.l the
present incumbent, and A. BondI (Rep.); clerk
of the district court, \. Peterson, (Rep.) the
presen: incumbent, and L. L. Bowen (Ind.);
superintendent OF public instruction, d. |.
Miner, (Rep.) the present incumbent. f. NJ
Hamilton (Rep.), and G. A. Hitler (Rep. J;
county attorney, John Foster, (Rep.) the pres
ent incumbent; representative, j. III. Snead,
0nd.) the present incumbent, /. f. Clark
Qnd.), d. E. Fuller N'cp.) and j. G. Spivey
Qnd.). We understand that the Democrats
will nominate no county ticket, and the issue
will be Republican and Independent.
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For the Centennial.

Pullman Palace Sleeping ears and day coaches from
Kansas City to TT. Wayne and Cleveland without
change, via the Wabash Line.
Connecting at Ft Wayne with through sleepers to
Philadelphia and at Cleveland with through seepers
to New York and Boston, making but one change OF
cars from the Missouri river the " CenteanidE' OF
New York and Boston.
The Wabash Line is also the most comfortable route
to indianapolis Cincinnati and other Eastern cities
Passengers taking this line have choice of routes
either Quincy st. Louis, and cen visit all prin-
cipal cities, watering places and prominent resorts
throughout the country without extra charge.
W l.. MALCOLM, j.. s. LAZARUS,
Gcn'l Pass. Agent, Western Agent
St Louis
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The Kansas Land and Immigrant Association, OF
Atchisou. Kansas-an enterprise chartered by the
State inaugurated and managed by whose repu-
,ation for honesty reliability and integrity stands
uusullied, and who have the hearty endorsement OF
State and city officials and citizens-wil, the 18th
dav of August 1876 make grand distribution to its
shareholders of many valuable awards of cash and
real estate Highest cash award, 81. 900. Lowest,
$50. The real estate awards, consisting OF choice
farms business houses, residences, ETC.. have been
selected from the most desirable and valuable property
IN the State Price of shares only S. 90 each Every
shareholder will be fairly represented at the dstrbu
ton The chances offered to secure home and for
tune are unprecedented. Distribution yositiCe, Au-
rust Is Is-5 or money will be refunded in fnll.
Serd in your order at once, so you may have your
description enterprise terms OF agents, special
offer 10 climbs nd purchasers of two shares
manner of drawing list of endo-sers and references
drscriptIon etc etc. send for their ust paper
the kansas Immigrant mailed free TO any adj
dress. send So 90 for share Address,
5. NJ. STRiCkLER, Secretary,
Atchtsgu klu,gS
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Hand Book Of tsefG Information GioeI
to each lSnbsc, der.
Daily aud Tri- Weekiy-F0r 1000 siS-months sub
scribers the Daily Journal of Commerce. az IS 80,
yearly subscribers to Tr Weekly Journal, at - so,
the following magnificent premiums are offered, l23
Premiums, valued 1T 100000.
Weekly-For ,OCO yearly subscribers to the Weekly
Journal of Commerce. at 81 So the following pre-
mums-t, 2S Premiums, valued at 81, Gas. co
C2a6s-ln addition TO the above List of Premiums,
will give to the person getting up the largest club
(money value). Lady's Gold Watch, valued at $50;
and to the second largest Silver Watch, valued at
1900
Send in your names and receive n certificate in the
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Money must be sent either by draft. post office
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and particulars, see hand bills. or address
JOURNAL COMPANY,
19-td Kansas City. No.
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For SALE-I offer for sale the two story
brick building occupied by Sargent & Williams
and the JOURNAL Office, on Iron Avenue, at
the following bargain: One-third cash down !;
balance on four years time, to be paid in an
nual payments, drawing II per cent. interest.
j. A. NELSON.
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Lemonade at Lays.
Interesting 70 Farmers.

The Western Chief Tanning Mill. manuiac-
tured by Daniel Bull. Racine. Wis, and Tor
sale by Briggs & Gebhart, Salna, is the best
mill manufactured for cleaning all kinds OF
grain and every farm should have one. Price
low and terms easy.
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perhaps the most magnificent in America. To
describe its grandeur and romantic character
ia impossible. We here strike the rushing,
roaring waters of Clear Greek, and after pass
inc a few miles mp the canon we camped for
the night. In my next will tell YOU of our
further journey, and our party's improved
health. j. e.. S.
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We Will Sell

Dry Goods cheaper than any other house in
town. We sci! for cash only, buy our goods
from first hands, and are satisfied with a small
profit, depending on the quantity of goods
sold for profit in place OF taxing customers
on each article. BRUCKMAN q Co.,
doors north of Gels bank.
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Ladies' Ready Made Undcrware.

We are selling underware at about the cost
of the material, of good quality of mus
lin, trimmed and tucked. Call and convince
yourselves. BRUcKMAN 81 Co,
doors north Of Gels bank
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Ladies' Ready Made Suits.

We can sell ready made Suits cheaper than
they have ever been offered in this town be-
fore. They are made up after the latest de-
signs, OF good material, and will not rip or
ravel. BRUCKMAN 81 Co.,
z doors north of Geis' hank
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SALIVA WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
Corrected by r. T. Watson, dealer in Groceries
oyl:ions and Queensware, 9S Santa Fe avenue.

Powers & GoOdnow report the following
Wheat--Red winter No ,, s0G90c per bu.; No 3 do
G5G75c; No 4 do 5CGe0c; white winter No so@90c
No 3 do 65175c; No 4 do 5o169c. Spring, 35GIjc.
Oats 20c per bu.
Rye, 2092l per bu.
Barley-No sale.
Corn-Ear shell, 2oc.
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Homes and Fortunes for All-Grand Distribu
ton Of Cash, Farms, Brick Blocks.
Residences. Etc., Etc.

THE KANSAS LAND AID IMMIGRANT AssocTATIoS-Au-
GusT 25 Is1S-CAPITaL STOCK, s, 900 900
LEGALLY Authorized.
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S11,145.G0 Awarded I'm Premiums TO the Pat
rOnS of the Journal OF Commerce,
September 30th, 1876.

Cold and Siloer Watches fer the largest C3ubs-A
Hand Book Of tsefuI Information GtceI
10 each .Subsc, iJer.
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Five Hundred Pieces summer Dress Goods

Must be closed ont 10 make room for winter
stock. We propose 10 make prices tell. Don't
purchase until You have examined our stock
BRCCSdAS & Co.
doors uo.th OF Geis bank.
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Be- il understood by the citizens of Salna that stu
sell milk that have the best location ia reach of 81
lima, that have young fat cows, and consequently
sell you good milk be produced. and deliver
it promptly time in all kinds If weather. corn.
parson Of my stock and facilities with that of any
| other person Offering milk Is solicited zi-3n
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3 doors north of Gels bank
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-02
EscribanIa de Juan Ramon de Torres.

Ell ST. Juez de Ia Instancia del Distrito de Cate
dra por auto de este dia recado en- la l" seccion de
Ia ouiebra de la sociedad b. BOrras Hermanos, Sc
ha servido mandar convOcar todos los que tuvleren
derecho para oponerse la aprobaclon del convenio
ceebrado entire los acreedores la scciedad quebrada
en- la prmera Junta general que tuvo lugar el da de
aver ante el Comisarlo de ella, lin de que 10 deduz
can ante este Juzgado dentro de los ocho das guien
tes la celebration de aquel acto, con apercibimento
de que ranscurrdo sstos sin haberse prssentadS opo
scion legal, Sc acordara aprobaclon procedlendo
esta de derecho cuyo convenio de pagar nlegros
los credtos que forman ell pssivo en- el termino de
once snos siendo Ell primero de respiro, pagara eu
los siguientes por decmas parties veicando 81 primer
pago e 81 de Julio de 1875 los sguientes en- la mis-
ma fscha de los sucesivos hasta cumpllr el de-
elmo; siendo bien entendido que han de quedar los
queDrados rehablitados para el comercio no some
tidos intervention alguna, ofreciendo que d. Bar
tolome Borr&s propietario de la hacienda denonnada
"Santa Cataina otorgara escritura hipotscaria por
su valor ei de su estabecmiento anexidades para
responder al psgo de los pazos que ccmprende su
proposition. para que llegue notlca de todos hjo
ell presente en Puerto Rico veinte ocho de juno
de mil ochocientos setenta ses.-Juan Ramon De
Torres. @5