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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-01-01
REDER'S
GERMAN SNUFF,

this hOrrid complaint can be cured!
At this season of the year, when
people, by undue exposure and the
sudden changes in the weather,
are liable to catch cold, we advise
them to carry in the pocket a box
of
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-01-01

How often do we hear people
say, ''My head is thick and L can
not Think Don't you know
what is the trouble? You have
Catarrh. 1t has just commenced
to take possession of your body.
Now, if you are wise you will take
a few pinches of the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1876-01-01
GERMAN SNUFF

and rid your nose and head of that
which i'm time will kill YOU. Do
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Use UP three or four handkerchiefs
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of rOtenness, with HEAVY HEAD,
DULL EYES, BAD BREATH, and
DEPRESSION OF SPIRITS. a
curse to yourself and a nuisance
to all who come i'm contact with
you, if you must be so obstinate as
to not purchase one box of
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27
Centennial Basket Picnic.

The meeting for making arrangements for a
Centennial Basket Picnic met pursuant to adj
journment at Maltby's school house, Satur-
day, July 22nd, at Z o'clock p. IN. 1t was
called to order by the chairman, John Done
gan.
On motion, it was voted that the picnic be
held in Mr. Henry Oltman's grove. five miles
south of Salina, on Tuesday, August Sth, at 10
o clock a. IN.
On motion, the following committees were
appointed: on preparation of ground, Il. s.
Champlin, Hugh Carlin, j. 8. John, Peter
Swartz. j. o. Hanford, VIM. Julser and John
Wilson; on arrangements, Samuel Carlin. f.
Bassett, John Donegan, II. 5. Champlin, V. b.
Martin, Miss Anna Donegan, Miss Anna Car
lin, Miss Eliza Julser and j. s. John; on
music, J. J. Schaffer, Alex. Berg, Miss Jennie
Berg, Miss Eliza Reynolds, Mrs. III. l.. Jones
and Mrs. j. s John.
Addresses will be delivered by Hon. Ii. L..
Jones and others.
On motion, it was voted that the Secretary
furnish the Salina papers with copy Of the
minutes of this meeting for publication, and
that general invitation be extended to all.
The committees will meet at Coburn's
school house next Saturday, July 10Th, at Z
o clock p. m.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27
Citizens OF Salina, Attention.

The Kansas Pacific Railway, the old Kansas Pioneer
Line, Is making extraordinary exertons add thous-
ands to our population this II extends you
all well know from Kansa, City and Leavenworth to
Clay Center. Las Animas. Denver Boulder and Chey-
enne. Those points being the termini of the line
and branchc II reaches all important places in Kan
sas, Colorado and New Mexico passes through all
principal cities and opens up to settlers all our fertile
valleys Its agents are constantly at work in every
section of the Union and talking TO the people and
distributing tons of printed matter illustrating and
describing our State. Our people can aid in this
good work by writing to their friends who wish to
take trip for pleasure health and urge them to visit
the great Colorado Resorts. You can also send the
names o. those Of your friends and acquaintancc y
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 SEMI them printed matter
and have his agents call upon them In this az thou-
ands In ignorance VIII obtain knowledge of our VI
cinty. Mr.. o. :. Lyfsrd Is General Sup't and Nr
r, a. Parker Is General Passenger Agent with OF
fees at Kansas City.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27

a subscriber, writing from Kansas, Edgar
county, Illinois, says: The corn crop in this
section is almost failure. We have had rain
every day for over four weeks and 1t has drown
ed out most everything. There was but a
very small amount of wheat sOwn, but what
grew at all is of good quality. The oats were
badly damaged by rust, and the yield will be
light. Some farmers are going to feed oats
and straw together, as the oats are not good
enough to pay for threshing. The hay crop
is fine, and is being saved IN good condition.
Times are very hard here with the poorer
classes. This poor corn crop will be very
hard for the renting class, as many Of them
pay from So, S. and Sc per acre cash rent, and
in many cases the entire crop is not worth
more than that. Hayes AMI Wheeler ART the
popular candidates.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27

The Kansas Land and Immigrant Association. Of
Atchisou, k.nsas-an enterprise chartered by the
state, inausur-tei AMI managed by whose repR-
tAtiou for honesty, reliability and integrity stands
unsulliei, and who have the hearty eat0rsement Of
State and city officials and citizenswill the 9Th
day OF August lsss. make grand distribution to it,
shareholders o: many valuable awAris Of cash and
rial estate Highest cash award, s55.ouo. 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 81. % each Every
SHAREHOLDER VIII b. fairly rerentesi the dssrIba-
ton The chances oesrcd 70 SECURE hons and q for
tune unprecedented. Dlsers5ztioz y-ossfsss An
gust =, ISIS, money viii BE refunded N full
>esd Tn yoUr order at oncr, yol may have yo1Y
uuInlsrs carefully Registered Fsr nprr "a
description OF tlc enterprise. terms q Anis. special
ofeF 20 cints nj EsGFchacrs al two snsFez
rssner al draw in, list - erss-se-s ard rCfrTslr
Description. etc. ETC. sad far Iisir il Inst rzfi pager
fhc 90 k2asas iTlEnfEE1nf " u1safft faer aay al
azgss. s-a1 - % lps -1sErr. .tfarezs.
:. u oBElL AEEs. ~errrsa~T.
ltC1zz1E. A.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27

Couple after couple approached the place of
embarkaton. They walked up bravely until
they came to the obstacle. Then they became
frightened Brigade and division command
ers did their best to preserve the order neces-
sary in the presence of a foe. But it was USE
less. The couples could not be rallied. They
fell back in disorder. However, even one
brave man, by his presence of mind and he
roic example, may wrest victory from defeat !;
may cause good order and discipline to come
out of chaos and Generalization. Such was
the case in the instance we are writing of. A
brave sergeant CALAMITY rushed upon tie foe.
closed in OH him, pluckily scraped him from
his feet and tossed him over his shoulder.
Then many pale face lightened, and many a
frightened bird breathed easier. All WAS hap
piness again the couples reformed and were
ready and willing to fight their weights in
wild cats.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27
Homes and Fortunes for All-Grand Disiribu
ton OF Cash. Farms, Brick Blocks,
Residences, ETC., Etc.

ruE KANSAS LAND AND IMMIGRANT AssociATioS-Ar-
GCsT =, l>1s-CAFtTsL sToCK. 81 go 60
LEGALLY Authorized
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27

Slightly sarcastic was the clergyman who
paused and addressed a man coming into
church after the sermon had begun, with the
remark: 'Glad to see you, sir; always glad
to see those here late who can't come early"
And decidedly seIfpossessed was the man
thus addressed, i'm the presence OF an aston
ished congregation, as he responded: ''Thank
you; would you favor we with the teXt!"
"Yes, sir. My text is found in the fact that
the Estey Cottage Organ and the Mason &
lIamlin Organ are two OF the best organs in
the market, and that the buying public have
never acknowledged any other organ as
king" and that where they have been in d.
rect competition the Burdett has given place
to these organs IN ecery instance /; and that g..
NJ. Eastman has sold more and better instrrI-
ments than any other establishment In Cen
trail or Western Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27

The Brookville correspondent Of the Els
worth Reporter, speaking Of the 4th OF July
celebration in his town. discourses concerning
one of our townsmen as follows:
Prof. Hamilton, from Salina, the orator OF
the day, gave us one of the finest addresses
that have listened to In long time; begin.
ming with the signing of the Declaration of In
dependence. and coming down to the day we
celebrated he brought up one after another
the events, the men and women IN whom as
Americans we glory and in language beautiful
and chastc, he pictured them to our mind like
a grand panorama. The Prof. often had to
wait while applauded. and when he sat down
we were all hungry for more.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27
EUREKA MACHINE OH, AT OSCAR sErrz's.

Last Sunday evening the heaviest rain storm
visited this vicinity that has been experienced
for number Of years. The fall of rain is es.
timated at from to IA inches. The country
is thoroughly drenched. Many cellars are
"naeigatle''-beingc hock-full of water. Dur
ing the storm there was terrific thunder and
lightning. The shocks came thick and fast.
The residence Of Mr.. Ed. Whitman on Sew
enth street was struck. The chimney was
badly cracked. plaster torn off and some other
injury done, but luckily no one was hurt.
The rain was much needed in this vicinity.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27
s11,.iJ.O0 Awarded In Premiu ms 10 the Pat
r0ns OF the Journal OF Commerce,
September 30th, 1876.

Gold nnd Silrer Watches fer TIE largest C2a5s-A
Hand Book Of IisefH! Information olsen
to edc6 Ss1scriIeY.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27
Patronize Home Manufactures.
THE CLIMAX"

wish TO announce to the farmers of Central Kansas
that now permanently located at S.lina, Kansas
and intend manufacturing my improved Tanning Mill
Climax Having had an experience OF over IL years
in the business feel justified in making the assertion
that the Climax has eqaal for the great variety
the shape of grain, from grass seed up TO corn.
also make in connection with my null business a
very nice article Of Milk safe, with wire doors and
sides, which admits circulation of air and light
two things Indispensable for the Raising Of cream.
Every machine warranted 10 be OF the best matera-
and the mechanical par, first class.
shop Fifth ST., in LulPs building.
WILLIAM SULLIVAN
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-07-27
MISCELLANEOUS ADvS.
MILK MILK
MILK MILK MILK
MILK MILK
RIVERSIDE DAIRY!
Near Salina, Kansas,
j. M. ANDERSON, PrOp'r.

BE understood by the citizens OF Salins tst still
sell milk; that have the best location in resch
lna, that have young fat COWS, and consequently
sell You good milk rs can be produced and deliver
parison Of my stock and facilities with taat OF any
other person Offering milk Is solicited. 2i-Sm
, 1876-01-19


III the Senate, yesterday, tlls resolution Of
Senator DAy1s, Of West Firgiuin, calling for
au investigation Of tho accounts Of tho Treas
ury Department, being under consideration,
Senator BOUTWELL, proceeded to explain what
Tie unnitatcl mover OF tho 1nvcsti cation
might have seen before, pcrhaps, hal he been
better verscd in tho art Of bookkeeping, antl
especially in tho necessary intricate method
in vogue in tho Treasury Department. Mr..
boutwell,, who appeared to hove every fact
il connection with Government accounts ut
his linsers' ends, pointed out and explained
govern! curious clerical errors III years rnst,
aud also showed how tho debts mud cretlit:'
10 the various funds wero mado in tho tlif[er-
mt bureaus. Tho work Of making up tl.o
monthly and annual debt statements was
a1go clearly described. All Of tho Republican
Senators who spoke On tho subject, although
convinced that there existed little necessity
for such course, favored thu investigation,
TINT tho country might ba nssnrcl Of tl,eil
faithful stewardship in accounting for thk
/ peoples money.
, 1876-01-19

$3.50 for February. Meats wore quiet and
custer, Mt 14c for shoulders, boxed, 1osc for
do short ribs, md 10}o Tor tlo n'lort clears.
1Tighwines were dnll nud lc lower, at s:l.o1
per gallon. Flour wns dull anl easier. Wheat
wns less nctivo and lc lower, closing Mt sl.oo5
cash md g91c for Tel,r'ary. Corn was 1''ice
aud tirmcr, c]osiu; tanlo Mt 4atc cnsl, mil 42!c
for February. Oats wero ruiot ana easier.
closing ct colo casl, aud 3oic for February.
nyo .yas quiet Mt ct1@G7c. Harley w"s dull
aud l@1c lower, closing at ol@slo for 5an-
,,ary and 77lc for rcbrnary. Hogs werc dull
aud cLsicr, common nu,l medium declining 5eo
loc. snles were reported Mt :ssa.ao@7.ao.
Tic catttc market was lifoless. Sheep @ero
In limited tle1nas,l, nna velnes were nominal.
On Saturday evening lnHt there wns in storo
in this city .,5S7,sC3 bn wireat, s04, ,ai5 l'l,
corn, AZ, in? bu onls, l47,Goa hu rye, a,,sl
al0,0C bit barley. Ono hundred dolara in
gold would buy $ll2.s7a in grccnbacks as the
close.
, 1876-01-19

Tho Kentucky Legislature yesterday, on
tho eleventh ballot, elected JA.rzs i. BEcK
United Stntea Senator 10 succeed 11r. STE
gEssos, Whose tcrm expires on tho 4th Of
3lnrcl,, 1877. A1r. Brck served III tho House
in four successive Congresses, commencing
with tho Eorticth. 11o il Scotcl,n,au by
birth, having been born in Dumfrcshiro III
1892, au>l il consequently in lis 6ith ycar
SAatrE1. j. K1nEwoop, recently innuguratetl
Governor Of Iowa, ,vas yesterday elected
United Stalcs Senator from that State, AS
SUCCESSOR to Senator Wn10ur, wlsosa tor,r
nlso expires OH tho ith Of March, 1877. Tlc
two s.nntors-elcct will enter Office with the
new President. Tho sessions Of tho Legis1a.
tures iu Iowa end kontucky being bionnial,
tho elections for Senntor Ind to take place
liftoon montlla i'll adyanco OF tho beginning
| Of the tcrns.
, 1876-01-19

There is trouble al,cnd on account Of Prof.
JExxEr:s Black Hills exploring expedition,
which, it appears, wns ordered by Secretary
DKLAso without my authority to provide for
the expenses Of tic pHrty. Mr. DEhAso drew
on tile DcncHcinl Object Fund appropriated
far tho Sioux Inslians in payment OF tho er-
pensea Of tho JrSSEr expedition, but OIL tic
I'd If December tho Treasury Department,
having discovered tho illrgalisy Of tho pro-
ceetliug, refused to honor Ills lraftH. Thcro
ia, accordingly, a deficiency OF S'2a, 600 to bo
covered hy an extra appropriation, which
Congress. under tho circumstances, will prob
ably 10 SLOW in granting.
, 1876-01-19

. .,.,...,.. ~. ta,us ~ .,,nrF
eos .."n ,oo -. 20 .ct r.ro tlc note.ctrcl,.
tIo,, having ,,pro tl,.u doulls, In ten ,ears.
From tho foregoing it nrpeara that the
currency of Russia Hineo 1saa has been iHs''td
in partnership by tl.o bankH and Gosern.
,uent, but han nevor bocn redeemed lit coin
by either Of tl,cnt. hlr. D.'a stasclncnt OF
lluEsian currency 10 thue shown to bo tiHa''o
Of fictious. TAo Empire las Ind n tleflcis
ayery year since 1872. It Inns met Its current
expenses by getting voluntary ioaaa IRON
foreigners, md forced loen7 from its own
people, who hnA to accept irFetlcen1"hEo
lognl.tcntlera It Inn never sinco tho time OF
(.hrIlrntSE H., In tho Inst century, kept ita
currency Mt par; 1t Inns not n ti'tso OF ino
"Eoll hoard of s15o,ooo,oM in coin " Ut
which our correspondent writes with cols-
t,:mptuous disregard for facts; ana ita most
acceesful attempt ut rcs11nptlou-an NJ
, 1876-01-19
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, 1876-01-19

Tho Coulmon Council lv Il nil,ht passcd an |
oydinance granting to y 10 Consumers Gas- |
Light Company the sight Of way through the |
public streets "na 'Ale ys Of Chicago, to tear
them up, and to, lay gas-mains md piro.
Pena'ng mott On to rccoaBidcr tho Council
nljo''rnod; and in tho intervening wcek tho
Company p.ill lsass 10 put up whatever snm
OF money may Ilayo been stipulated. No
money, no ordinance; if the ordinance IL
wor',a having, it in worth paying for. Tint
il tue r1la of the Ring.
but tho Common Council is not the
only authority in such a case. Chicago is
supposed to hayo Mayor whose approval
| III uecssy ary to giyo legal elect 10 this or
di,nnco should tho motion to reconsider bo
waited down. This ordinance rs pusael is
alngulirly mud Significantly loose in its pro-
| yiGior.B. Tho licenEo ID given to tlig Conpa.
| ny " tear up tlio Btreets and ayeuues Of this
city at its plensuro
Tho ordinance requires tho Company to
givo bond with two Hureties 10 pny nll dam
agca TINT may result from their excavations !,
hut this requirement is not OF tho least yalt le
nad is merely formal. There was ,nmch I Is.
, clssion in tho Council ns to who compr .sei
tho Company, and to whether 1t Ind my
financial baRi:,. Tho narnea mentioned a tht
fiCouncil es tho supposed corporators ara 4. G.
ll.Sp, OF Minneapolis, CHARLES II. N ASH, o.
Nnw York, Jo1.a MACARTHUR, J. q. 'Hnows
4 aud II. d. DnowS, Of Chicago Tho capital
list Of tho concern IL supposed to be arr
NASH. 1horo is no good objectio to th
organization Of toaa;dde gus company
with adequate actual cupitalf in wiz cl know
and responsible cltlzons aze contH1 ned. III
| | organization Of such Il company il not only
| wiae rreenutiou, hut a very st nsiblo Ont
1}lst tho granting Of tho ri Gut of wa
, | to tear up tho strenss to IN anouy
. | u10,s company Of wliuao ny INNS no OH
| pratentlK to know anyt hing, 'aus1 OF who's
r }1.nemhcrs Mr.. alcAnTnu1L alons. il PERSONAL
auown In Chicago, il @, 10 ot u !oso jobs wl,ic
o arc peculiar 10 Conn non Councils, mud
n which tue public will nlwaya form their ow
q opinion. There aro tl!reu other gas comp
Il nits applying for Ike on1innuces, md v
Ii suprose tleir appt ,atIons will 10 granted
70 they comply with tho terms; ccrtainly Il
l. Consumers Gas Company can chin /
7. monopoly Of tho franchise. Now, the AIay,
IT ia supposed to h . influenced by higher col
T. 6!erationB tlla' those which are assumed
r. control the Co 1nuon Council, and tho publ
y isGye right to expect that before Ao a
u. proves ouch n ordinance LIZ this he will !
nj form himself Of thu tona.h .he character OF Il
l. corporation, thu fact TINT it l,as M uctu
Ill cssh capita equal 10 this business, aud IL
it 1t IL not a nero legal <luyico of tho lting Al
m It's agents to threaten nnl blacknlail oti
as corporate ,aa. Ordinarily tlcro il no coinre
Il tion in 4: II companies; uuch competition lo
''H not e1iAt in any city in tie country. Z
!, r'llo IL u arrangement by which the public
II 1nado o l.ly tho cost Of supporting two co
Of panic !, and AnricAing ts'o organizations
It, sluc kholdssg. instead Of ttns. Oue gaa 60
, 1876-01-19

Mime is once agnin tho scene of terrific
onslaught against tho cohorts of tho Demon
Rum. The Temperance roforners aro hold
ing rncetings all over tho State, and the en-
forccment of the Liquor law is prosecuted
with extraordinary vjgor it would seem,
judging from the experience Of nlcl-
leas druggist, who, for tho putting up Of
only QUO unw.itten prescription in which
alcohol was tho solo ingredient, YVES heavily
fined and sentenced to sixty days in Tie
County jail.
, 1876-01-19

Mr. WILLIAMS, Of WISCONSIN, yesterday
offered iu tho House al amendment to Mr..
B1A1Ss's proposed constitutional amendment.
Tho inter relates only To tho appropriation
Of public school funds for sectarian ugaa or
control, while the amendment put forward by
31r. WILLIAMS also prohibits tho appsopria-
ton Of lnoLey raised by taxation for The
maintenance Of any institution, charitable or
otherwise, under seetarian control. Tllla
would cut OF numerous charity schools, asy.
1ums, hospitals, etc., now Incorporated in
various statcA and occasionally IN rccoipt OF
appropriations out Of tho General Fund.
, 1876-01-19

Tho debate in tho House yesterday upon
tho Centennial Appropriation bill indicates
TINT the conciliatory effect Of tho generous
entertainment dlsbursel on tho OCCASION OF
the Congressional e1cursion to Philadelphia
has outlived the aspcritics Of tho amnesty
discussion, nnd that the Coufelerates will not
carry out theis threat Of gotting even will,
tho opponents Of unconditional amnesty md
Ton Sco1T's Southern Pacific job by slaughter.
ing tho project Of excluding Government ai.l
10 tho Centennial. It looks now ~ though
Philadelphia would after all get tAst 81, sou,
600 bonanza.