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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-14
Bulgarian Rose Harvests.

A curious and interesting branch of
Bulgarian industry, and one which has of
late received good deal of notice from
some of the foreign journals, is the cul-
tivation of roses and their manufacture
into valuable perfumes. The peasants
who cultivate the flowers also usually
manufacture the oil on their own prem
Uses; but mercantile houses have already
begun to be established in the larger
towns tor the purpose of buying up the
yearly growth of the fields and manu-.
featuring by wholesale. A prettier sight
is seldom witnessed in any part of the
world than that of party of Bulgarian
mountaineers-men, women and children
going to the nearest town on q bright
June afternoon with the produce of their
rose-felds. Their donkeys carry double
panniers, heaped to OVERLOOKING with
lovely pink Thracian roses. They them
solves are adorned with the same beauti-
full flowers, the young girls-many of
whom are extremely pretty and graceful
wearing garlands of them around their
heads, and the L.en having them twined
around their slaves. 1t is . holiday oc-
casion with these people, and they are not
only in their best attire, but in their
best spirits also, and 20 On their way
laughing and singing in great glee A.
they move. the air IL scented far and near
with the o'aOr Of their fragrant burdens.
ssd long after they have gsss by, ths
perfume Females 20 tel of tsesr p~s~sng
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sh.z nay be in&xised % have taxes
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-14
A New Thing in Overalls.
INVALUABLE FOR woRKMEN-THE CHAMPIo
OVERALL

INVALUABLE FOR woRKMEN-THE CHAMPION
OVERALL.
The overall has long been recognized as
indispensable by workmen, particularly those
engaged In fOundries, machine shops team
sters, farmers and laborers OF all sorts, etc,
and therefore any improvement in 1t will at
once be welcomed by tens Of thousands OF
people all over the coast The overall has
now become quito an important article Of
trade, scores OF thousands OF dollars worth
being sold every year, and numerous large
factories being employed In their fabrication.
Amongst
THE LATEST IMPROVEMENTS
Iu them are those found In the style known
as the Champion, sold by A. b. Eifelt Il Co.,
los and ITO SaDsome street, San Francisco,
which are introduced under the copyrighted
marks Of Champion Overslls, Pockets and
Crotch Stay. The improvements are found
in thu construction Of the pockets and the
crotc The necessity Of the former being
of coed material and well formed IL univer-
sally recognized In the Champion they are
made with curved edges or corners, thus
avoiding . strain. rendering IL impossible for
them tn be torn or ripped. and dispensing
with metallic fssteninxs- An iaelsstlc bridge
aersss the crotrh r~crsylng the strain II this
p.otni. IL .. impossible "a tear 60 break eesn
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-14

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-14

ON his return from India, Brown was
asked how he liked tiger hunting. at is
very good sport as you hunt the tiger
he replied; "but, if hard pressed, he
sometimes takes it into his head to hunt
you, and then it has its drawbacks"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-14

ONE hundred millions of dollars are
paid the Government year on duties on
whisky. beer and tobacco.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-14


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-14
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-14

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-25
Citizens OF 6allna. Attention.

The Kansas Pacific Railway the old Kansas Pioneer
Line Is making extraordinary exertions add thous
ands to our population this season II extends you
all well know from Kansas City and Lsavenworh to
Clay center. Las Animas, Denver Boulder, and Chey
enne. Those points beng the termini of the lire
aud branches 1t reaches all important places in Kan
sas Colorado and New Mexico passes through all our
principal cities and opens up settlers all fertile
valleys. Its agents constantly 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 thi
good work by writing to their friends who wish 10
take trip for pleasure health and urge them 70 VISIT
the great Colorado Resorts. You can also send the
names Of those o. vonr friends and acquaintance lr
ing cast OF the Missouri River aud whom think
might be induced to remove 20 Kansas to Mr. Cornell
a; Kansas city. and he will send nem printed
and have his agents call upon them. TINS way thOus
ands In Ignorance Will oDtan knowledge OF our VI
cnity. sir. i. +. Oakes General Sup't and Mr.
- 4. Cornell IL General Passenger Agent With Oh
fees At Kansas City
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-25
Grand Donation.

As we are going out of business and the
people from.this and adjoining counties having
been very liberal in patronizng us, we shall
now give them an opportunity TO buy
goods cheaper than they ever bought them be-
fore-even cheaper than they ever heard
of any one buying goods. For every Five
Dollars worth OF goods purchased we will give
them ticket in a Silver Tea Set and Ice
Pitcher. which will be drawn or February LIST.
1871. Everybody come and buy five dollars
worth of goods LITowICH & WITTMANS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-25

Beautify your complexion by using Partisan
lily balsam.
Browns hair tonic will remove dandrutf and
keep the scalp clean.
Browns tar troches cure colds and hoarSe-
ness and all affections of the throat.i
Eureka ague pills sure cure for chills-ev-
cry one who has tried them, says so.
Sold at Seitz's drug store, where you will
find large assortment of drugs and medicines
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-25

Frank Good0ow & Co, report the following
Whsai-Red winter. No 2, 81 oGsl - per bu.; No ,
81 -I5sI 20; No aJsI o.; white water No 81 .l8
70 s1oO. Spring wheat, $500 csa;s per bu
Oats, lJGlsc per bu
Rye, 35Hie per bu.
Barley, lcGze0 per bu
COTn-kar. nc. Sheli-d, sic
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-25
JOHN ". BERKS

NOES not claim 10 represent the National Land
- Company OF Missouri. TO act for IL any cI-
PGcty tcGtersr having severed has connections with
The same on December 22nd. 1873 He has neverthe-
less. over 0OGO0 acres OF the best lands IN Central
Kansas now for sale on accommodating terms and
Farms to suit purchasers. For particulars large
advertisement elsewhere IN this Paper
MAJ JOHN " BERKS,
5I-tf General Land Agent Sallna Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-25
POOR.
Publication Notice.

STATE OF KANs Us.
CoUSTY OF SALINE ,
Ia the Disiric, Court
Sarah Francis Young, )Piaissls.
Wesley louGg, defendant
To Bescr roHH9:-YOu win take notice that YOU
have been sUed by sarah Francis Young the above
named plaintiff in the District Court OF saline county
Kansas that said Plantld filed her petition agains,
You in said court ON the Srd day OF January, 4 ID .
ISL and that yoa must answer sai leIiflou on or h
fore the 81 day % February. a D. ls-7 the Pc
tItipn Will be taken "a true and Judgment divorcIng
said sarah Francis Young from you viii be r-nsfete Ell
accor Inyiy. SARAH ERANCES YOUNG,
A9-SW
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fGroceries when You car

at CAKUENI q DATES
The wheat crop of California, it was sup
posed, would be a complete failure, on account
OF five months drought. Iowas crop. too.
is in "A bad condition. Recent rains in Califor-
MIA may make the crop better in that state
than was anticipated. All these things, to-
gether with the prospect of foreign war, have
served to make an agreeable change in our
local wheat market for several days. Nay the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-25

GENERAL OFFICE OF iHE NATIONAL LAND Co
St Louis, Mo, January 18th, Isl
FEfHE public are hereby notified that JoHv W BKRK-
of Salina Is not authorized 10 the agent Of
this Company in any capacity whatever. All colnrnu-
nIciilOhs reg iriing tho Company lands should bc
a drt sscd, and all payments thereon plate, To X J
WENYss, SECRETARY AND IgEAsURER, at ABILENE
KANSAS
The Company has for sale at low prices and on easy
terms about -, 00 of the hest land IN saline
Mcpherson, Ottawa LIncOll and Ellsworth countIcs
q. 9. GREELEY,
President
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-25
Items from Gypsum.

EUREKA, Jan. -.
There has been good deal OF curiosity ex
cited as 10 whom ''Muspygite'' is. SomC
think it is ~ but 1 think they will find
themselves mistaken.
author into trouble.
That Young lady fair
With dark su burn hair,
saws il was not daylight when he left. Per-
haps not. In defense of the author, let me
explain that there is such thing as poetic
license. and il was used in that case. no doubt.
Penny-a-liners should not write anything but
facts.
We all feel good over the recent rise in
wheat We feel good 10 think it has risen,
and we feel sad to think we sold last fall at 81
cents. But there is the fine appearance OF the
coming crop to cheer Us, the farmers all wear
a smile on their fsces as large as shingle.
Madam Gossip and coed old Dame Grundy
whisper that there is to be a wedding in these
parts soon. We bide our time and hope for
some of the cake. Until then, mum is the
word.
One of our old weather prophets has told us
we are to have twenty-eight SHOWS this winter.
At the present rate he will not miss It far, for
we are now having the ninth.
The wolves are the subject that interests us
most just now. and it is a subject worthy OF
notice. for they are increasing in numbers and
poultry bids fair to be thing that was but is
no more. The theory is that the heavy SHOWS
have driven them in from the plains. Last
week az many as seven were seen in our neigh
borhood in one day. Chasing them on horse
back is rare sport for the riders, but death to
the horses. SO John Kingman has. figuratIye-
ly speaking, taken the wolves-not timely
the forelOck and had j. L. Hayward import a
full-blooded fox hound from Illinois He is a
noble looking dog and was the leader in his
pack. So. gentlemen of Salina if any of you
desire some rare sport, just bring out your
horses, navies and some keggy liquid, and he
will give you a chase such as Diana of old
presided over. MUsPYGITE.
A bad cough rapidly cured by Browns
cough balsam.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-25
saiina Market.

Corrected by r. Watson dealer in GroeerI.s
ProvI,ions and Queensvare, . SantaF Re avenue.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-25

A bad cough rapidly cured by Browns
cough balsam.
All sores. wounds, boiis, frozen limbs, heal
ed by arnica salve.
Headache, biousness, liver complaints, etc,
relieved by Browns liver pills.
Browns arnlca Eminent cures spraius, swell
ings and rheumatism.
Go to Setz's drug store for the above.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1877-01-25
ODER, BOND WILSON'S STONE PALACE STORE.
The Stone Palace Store.

Sweet spirit Of love
Come down from above
And witness the great revolution,
For a. sure a you live
We propose now to give
Good bargains in greatest profusion.
Come along, one and all.
Lean, fat, short and tail.
Well delight you with greatest variety.
For our goods we will sell
so low that you'll tell
They were given, almost, with our charity
Our boots and shoes ct:
We have some that are split.
Which We seil al enormous deductions;
We have clothing, has. caps;
IL they III, why perhaps,
We will also sOuyince a reduction.
60 come with your lover.
TO the Stone Palace Store.
And Ge'li truly endeayor 70 please:
And between you and ]
IL we can't make you bsIy
We will show how hard we can tesse.
oBER, BoSp a WILSON
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Notice.

The stockholders in the projected Farmer S
Elevator, are notified TO meet at the Court
House in SaEina, on Saturday, Feb. 3, 1877, at
, p. m, to transact important business. All
interested are requested TO attend.
A. c. SLOAN.
RoBT. ANDERSON. Ex. Com.
5l-2w A. NJ. BEEBE
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Rargaius

To close ous ia Furs. Millinery, Fancy
Goods, AZ A. T GRrrs's
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NOTICE..

OK 0O0pcr day AT home Samples worth s.
kpO to kOAOIree. STINsoN 60. Portland. Me.
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acterS:
Ahasuerus D. r Wagstsr
ATtaNerNes. : VI Palmer
Un'line-W alter " mph Mrs r. wiiksrson
spanish Lady, Mrs \. r. Carroll
Marguerite, Miss e. l.. Quinn
General Washington, ID d. Powers.
DUmno. \. J Schwartz.
nomiao r. Wdkersos.
Domino, y. Carroll.
Spaniard, r W Ober,
Rainbow, Mrs. T.. ". ObeT.
Turk, John negan.
Red Devil I. L Hilton.
Dom no. Geo. krengrT
Italian Girl, Mr., h.. Witt.rsar
Don Juan. Ed Gaylord
Clown. scnrge W. hlnnev
sitting Bail. Harry Wallace.
HING OF Jlubs %. A oryis.
Queea OF Hearts. Mss Katie Caa:rsl.
lyroieAu. l. sampson.
Night. Mss Iva " slace
Pr nee. Julius Low
n1mIno. -
caiIanev sweep. HVry Lab5ers.
Night, Niss George Pierce
Uncle Ned, q. Brngtr
Village Coquetie, Mites Frankie Plate
bio a. Miss ksile Donegsn.
Morning. VI - Jennie sargent.
Bulldozrr, r a. wlllmsa.
Buiidoxcr. lsr X. T. Nicsies
= PiurtbPs Unum. I'll Wilbur
Popcorn. Mrs = III. WIltInan.
thousand stripes. John Brackmsa.
Queru Ellzserih, Miss knshe.
huniress, Miss EmInt kiieaGeli
BaySIian Wager, hi PuUeFs.
Autumn, Mrs I'd. Wilbur.
Continental IonzreSSm an, Or J W Morris
Germany, Mrs wallis kessirr
summit srAnSe- No ?. Willis ksss}er.
II ghiaHd >hsihericss, Miss sRs Powers
Mammals Pei: Mss Maggie Hale
Alszei an o1icvr. W & Gels
AlsaciAa Lady, Ms W Il Gels
Hamlet " Jsnrl-S.
school Girl Mss Minnie Palmer
pr. Faust. l.. W Bates.
Morning Mss Annir DansEzn
Indian Boy Johnay JsEri~s
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-04-19
Pinchback reduced the Louisiana

Pinchback reduced the Louisiana
question to very simple proportions
when he said: "Accept the inevita
BILE, gracefully if you can, but you
must make the best terms you can. 1t
comes to Just this: The white Demo
Gratis can govern Louisiana, the Repub-
licans can't without military assistance,
and some sort of government we must
have. That's all there is in it. The
Republicans have the right on their
side, the Democrats have the power.
If there was any hope of our being
held up, should say stick, but every
body can see there isn't. A military
government would be best for the
State, really best for all parties, but
that we can't have. The nearest to it
will be the Nichols government.
There are now 5000 well armed men in
New Orleans, the flower of the Con-
federate army, we'll armed and splen-
didly drilled, to support Nichols.
Just let the President withdraw the
troops, and in fifteen minutes all the
present Packard Legislature will scam
per over to the Nichols Legislature.
Nobody doubts but that it will then
be legal, and it will at once recognize
Nichols. That settles it at once. My
hope, then, is that the ruling class,
weary of strife, will make peace with
their neighbors, and have no induce
ment to commit outrages. Rather an
awkward fix, l must admit; bat as
for me I see no other hope"
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1877-04-19
Tho Women.

The young rascal has no more idea
of going to sleep than the man in the
moon. He deity clutches me by
both earrings, and, throwing himself
upon his feet In manner calculated
to make the most fond mammals teeth
chatter, and Selling my frizzes by way
of stesdying himself, he firmly grasps
my back comb, which he only relin-
pushes at my most earnest and re
peated solicitations. Finding less COM
fort there than he had reason to ex-
pect, he proceeds to explore my eyes,
nose, ears and mouth with his chubby
forefnger, emphasizing the research by
trying his teeth on the aforesaid men,
bers. Anatomy exhausted, he turns
to pastures new. Do not imagine that
l have been an idle recipient of these
fond attentions. Mol l have been
sweetly. chanting, trotting and rock
ing. I have tenderly given "Sweet
and low" 'Sleep, baby dear" have
done 1.-THE Crooked Man." "Humpty-
Dumpty," with variations, "Hickory,
Dickory, Dock" etc., and having con-
scientiousiy finished "Mother Goose
not even disdaining such unmusical
productions as Pop goes the Weasel'
and "Mother, may / 20 out to Swim, "
in the Elusive belief that they are
calculated to stay and fix the wander
ing eyes and attention of young
Amenca-I proceed to more solemn
business. I divest myself of earrings,
neck-tie, and all other snares, and,
I strike i into Tie r0laaRg . up my sleeves,
grace how great debtor" is COM
fort to me, but its soporific influence
is confined to churches. Baby still
pokes and clutches at my throat.
- Hold the Fort" rings out with the
heat of combat. Baby evidently in
tends to do so. Having gone through
my repertoire of major tuses with no
success, / conclude to resort to heroic
treatment. With grooming that cannot
be uttered lay tie young man down
and firmly clasp hin IN my arms. Re
sult-a very exasperated boy, q year
old, who struggles and squalls most
Justify. Being little stronger, / hold
on and solemnly chant "Hark from
the Tombs.n Five minutes of this in
| nOCChb dANCASlVh ~ Naes
the child must have q pain. Perhaps
the little love hes the stomsch-ache.
His ear may ache. He throws his little
fists about fiercely, aud as he reaches
for water 50 sweetly / let HIM up, feel
| ing that / have been unwarrantably
stern and severe. Still do sometimes
wonder how a few judIciously admins
tered spanks would sound. Having
thus solacsd myself, we go at it agaiE
sing, scratch, poke, trot, rock, walk,
drink, kiss, soold, pet-eyes prefer
naturally wide open, dinner getting
cold down stsirs. At length, whel
we are both exhausted and those dea
little peppers do close tight, and, snug
gli0g down close to my heart, he N
agns himself to the inevitable, hov
sweet the cheTub isi
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DIR. Townsend's OK
ygrnated Air will pur-
idy the blood in one
third the time that any
other known remedy
en- Whyy because to
inhale Oxygenated Air
it goes direct to the
l. ungs and passes
through the I'll SIS ues
and comes in direct
contact with the blood
as it is forced into the
Lungs by the action OF
the heart. All the
blood in our veins re-
turns to the heart every
four minutes II the
blood is good, and
forced from the heart
to the lungs, and the
more Oxygen you in
hale into the lIDgs the
more you purify the
blood. When Oxygen
comes in contact with
the impurities in the
b lood it carbonizes
an d burns, causing
the blood to be heated
so that it warns every
part of the body, as 1t
goes on its revolutions
through the system.
II your blood is pure
YOU cannot be sick.
We drive Mercury and
al other impurities
out of the blood. We
guarantee to purify
the blood in one-third
the time of any other
known remedy.
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