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TRAvELERs' GUIDE.
1873

1920 GREAT 1910
1910 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1910
TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST
Mi.NT -
TRAINS LEAVE wAsffiNtTUH, from Depot, cor
For nf .suIa and and es sr %s Il Swi daily with
Parior Ier 10 PIttsburs and sieepinq cars nom
;sq1s any K sS Fsi q sss q t ss Ss''s0
ror ta5andae SsP.tcT Mad NIaasfs Ps
sRS r. P S6 .is & SasS S ssss
daily. saesp pp sunday s anu ""A'D' :. WV %
ppe!s OF S Puliman psTios ta.s rs M daily, sn
For o SpoeHsn York nil through train, connect
at Jersey City with boats Of +" BroooIiyn knneS,'
pa 20 rStSh New
e,y; w.. -. -. : ..nv .,,on,
SS' WIN s,ss''ns cars cars. nom ~s sS %
Ssii$sssP m and 40
For Pope. S c2es Si IPs S M and 60 p m daily
For nenap snsd S and 40 m and On n M daily
AL fasfrs faIdsy AND FREpERrcxssuRe RAIL
For AlersndTis; a. siO 10 II, a. n "a 81 80 l.
Forthe south, va Rehmend, rs a m, dahy. and
ON snndsv 4, sna q sa9 az. slS s sSS r M
eonaeds.laas ssa e etosagea i tSs SisssSnoriS.
enus. northeast corner o. slsih street and Pennsyl
ysnis avenue and at e depot where orders can be
hotels and residences.
fk6Ms1N Gsns, afsrI
nAITIMoRE Ann QUO RAIIpoAn
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COMMERCIAL.


GEoRoETowN. March q. 1873.
Wheat market continues steady and quiet at u 80
q for good TO strictly prime.
Corn steady at nominal quotations
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PERSONAL.

A NATURE GENTLEMAN, OF CHARACTER
"A aud with Keperous means. desires the acqualn,-
ance OF LADY OF refined and rei4 ious culture and
possessr g ono means, for a vile. Core ondence
honorable and confidential. Reference after inter-
view, Address JAMES ARLINGTON, II : ONCE.
m2e2tf&Ms
NOTICE OF CO-PARI NERsHIP.
have associated with me in the Book and Sta
tonsry business my son, ROBERT CARTER BAL
LANTYFE, and hereafter the same will be carried
TYNE& SON.
With sincere thanks for the liberal patronage
have received for the past twent years. and with
every facility for the transaction OF business, would
solicit continuance Of public favor. -
WIN. BAILANTSNE,
f2s Seventh street.
WAsHINoToS March IS, 1873 mars
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n MILLER. PRACTICAL UPHOISTERER AND
W DECORATOR, O0d ID street northwest All
work done at short notice. In the most satisfactory
manner. and nj reasonable prices nol7-Bm
NATIONAL BRASS WORKS 8l6. 3ls AND 80
~ T Iteenth street, n. W. THOMAS soMER.
urer OF all the various articles used In Plumbing,
Steam and Gas Fitting. noli-Om
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DIRECTORY.
The Principal Business Houses OF WASH
ington.

The Jol'o,ring Is published for the benefit Of Trap-
cling Statesmen, Strangers, aud The public gefler-
dRy-it includes all trades and professions, and
cannot fail TO prore Of interest 10 all uho intend
fransacting business IN Washington.
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IL n. cooKE, JR., a CO. y Apvicfs.
II. d. Cooke r., q Co., No. Iis street northwest,
furnish the following prices OF state bonds Govern
ment bonds, gold and active stocks. as telegpaphed to
them rom the New York stock Exchnngci
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GOVERNMENT BOMBS.
Opening. Closing
Securities - -
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WANTED.

wAsMISoIoS, March Is, IGs
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-07
Discovery OF o new Grain.

Tho Ventura, CAL, FREQ Press tells
the following story: ave have been
shown new grain, discovered about
four years ago by . farmer in Surp rise
Valley, in the northern part of this
State, taken from tho crop of wild
goose which had been shot BY the farm
or. He..sowed tho seed Immediately at
ter it was taken from the garner of the
birds crop, and it produced moro than
hundred fold. Mr.. Merithew o farmer
of Butte county, being on visit to Sur
prise Valley, obtained some few seeds of
the new grain, and succeeded in propa-
eating it with wonderful success on his
farm IN Butte county. The straw and
beardles hoad resemble wheat; the grain
looks little like rye, but is twice as
largo as rye. When cut, as it is passing
into the milk, it makes . hay even su.
perior to wheat hay. Mr.. Merithew has
on hand several tons of hay from this
new variety of grain, and perhaps five
bushels of seed. 1t appears to us every
way superior to rye"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-07
Tim DOOlan'S Will.

In the namc of Heaven, Amen!
Timothy Doolan, of Barrydownderry,
in the County Clare, farmer, being sick
and wake on my legs, but ofsound head
and warm heart-glory be to heaven
do make this my first and last will and
old and new testament. First, give
my sowl to God when it phases him to
take it-sure no thanks to me, for
can't help it then and my body to be
buried in tho ground Of Barrydownderry
Chapel, where oil klth and kin that have
gone before me and those who live after
belonging to me are buried, pace to
their ashes, may the sod rest lightly on
their bones. Bury me near my godfa-
Their and my mother, who lie separated
altogether at tho other side of the chap
81 yard. lave bit of ground contain
ing eight acres-rale ould Irish acres
to my eldest son Tim after tho death of
his mother, if she lives to survive him d.
My daughter Mary and her husband,
Paddy O'Reagan, are to have twelve
black banifs. Teddy, my second boy,
that was killed in the war in Ameriky,
might have had his pick of the poultry,
but as no has gone I'll lavc them to his
wife. who died before him. bequeath
to all mankind fresh air from heaven,
all fishes of the sea they can take, and
al birds OF tho air they can shoot.
lave 10 Peter Rafferty, pint of potheen
l can't finish, and may God DO mcrciful
to him.
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And then We drive on to the base of
Carriers mountain, and AS the horses
pull us up the stony, winding road we
get glimpses OF scenery OF extreme beau.
ty. The corn stands stacked IN fields
where linchen-covered stone walls and
hedges, after the English fashion, mark
the boundaries. Then the view is shut
in by banks OF dropping ferns and tan
gled vines and underbrusb, with here
and there wild daisy or cardina! flow.
err. And again, a vista through the trees
reveals the domo Of the university glist-
ening in the sun, and away off to tho
west the misty outlines OF the Blue
Ridge mountains. The country round
about is rolling. Small streams wind
in behind and out from rounded hills,
and the railroad, also taking serpen
tine course, causing The train of ears to
look like graceful snake US il curves
first this way and then that, in its en-.
dcavor to avoid the hills. Near the top
of aMontltello" Littlc Mountain) we
como upon tho family graveyard, where
Jefferson is buried. A high brick wall,
with iron gratings, extend around a
clearing in the woods. A rudo, low pill.
lar of rough granite. with simply his
name, birth and death cut in the base,
marks tho spot. "Died July 4, 1885,"
just fifty years after the signing of that
famous Declaration! The monument
first erected was carried off in pieces BY
those vandals, tho relic hunters, and now
another Is to DO put up at tho expense
of Congress. Tho spot is singularly
solitary, 40 view is visible, tall trees
surround 1t and sigh solemn requiems at
every breath of air that stirs. The car
riage-way that leads to the mansion
goes closc by, but it only adds to tho Of.
feet of isolation.-Cor. Troy Times.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-07
Twenty lmpOlite Things.

l. Loud and boisterous laughing.
2. Reading when others are talking
3. Talking while others are reading
4. Cutting finger nails in company
D. Joking others in company.
6. Gazing rudely at strangers.
I. Leaving stranger without scat
8. Making yourself hero of you,
own story.
o. Reading aloud in company with.
out being asked.
10. Splitting about the house, smok-
ing or chewing.
IL. Leaving church before worship is
over.
II. Whispering or laughing in the
house of God.
Is. A want Of respect and reverence
for seniors.
IA. Correcting older persons than
yourself, especially your parents.
10. Receiving present without an
of gratitude.
Is. Not listening to what one is say.
ing in company.
II. Commencing to eat as soon as
you get to the table.
Is. Answering questions that have
been put to others.
10. Commencing talking before 9th
IT'S have finished speaking.
20. Laughing at the mistakes OF
'thcrs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-07
Pith and Point.

Woman's writes-Postscripts.
Are vagon.tracks wheelwriting?
A Vassar girls oath-Buy gum.
Parrot talk-A mony-polly-Iogue.
Whom the gods love eat cucumbers.
A queue.cumber-Tbe heather Chi.
nee.
Vested interost-Money in the waist
coat pocket.
All men arc not homeless, but some
arc home less than others.
The miser who boarded bis money in
vase said he did it because no believed
in the saying "Urn your money before
you spend it."
1t is darkest just before day, but Sam.
DO says that it is the very time when q
chicken is the widest awakc.-Cincin-
natl Breakfast Table.
Kansas has Limburger cheese facto-
~, and a case of yellow fever can't get
within ton miles of the State. The vic
tory is always to the strong.
"Don't worry about my going away,
NY u"AHuS' ho0ouSo1 J "" nv" j's"nSe
tho heart grow fonder." "Ot somebody
else" added the darling.
Some wretch has tho audacity to re-
mark that the ladies dock their hats
with flowers in memory of the men who
have been killed by milllners' bills.
"Spell love-" said q young man to his
glrl ono night. "Y-o-u," she timidly
essayed. The courtship had been y
protracted ono, but they arc married
now.
The paragraphists have discovered tho
best method Of heating street-car.
"Carry q woman half block further
than shc wants to 60. 1t will be hot
enough"
A correspondent wants to know what
lying in state means. All yes well,
there are two kinds. One is when q
man dies, and the other is when great
man lies.
"Dcarest," he murmered, ecstaticalIy,
as he folded her in his arms for tho first
time, "let mo sample the nectar Of your
lips" "Take q whole schooner OF 1t, y
size family whispered its all on tap
Newark Call.
Hasty observation-disclosures
owed better 60 in darling it threatens
to rain" Harry-"Oh, then, it won't"
Mamma-"Why?" Harry--"Papa al
ways threatens to vip me, but he never
does"
"Ink can be preserved from mold by
putting Glove in tho bottle" When
Mrs. Spriggins, wife OF Spriggins Of the
Morning Awakener, read the aboSe, she
cried excitedly, "There. now l know
what Mr.. s. always carries cloves in his
vest pocket for"
Great mon are said to become so by
aiming high, and wasting no time on
small things, but, although man may
be away up in the hay-lott of fame, there
are times, generally just before rain,
when he tenderly remembers the first
little corn he ever had.-Breakfast
Table.
The time will como when you won't
have to leave your seat at the theater
between acts to 60 out and "see man. "
Edison is experimenting on waves of
light sent through the telephone, land
says that "before a year will make you
see man 1000 miles away."-Cincin-
natl Saturday Night.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-07
Fashion Notes.

"Marigold," ono OF the many shades
Of yellow is in favor.
Spiral bands are now largely worn
instead Of plain round bangle.
Birds OF all kinds, and their plumage,
are much used for house decorations.
Rustic sticks with the bark vanished
are seen on some Of the handsomest
parasols.
Black velvet belts are very much i'm
proved ny being embroidered IN vari-
gated silk.
Flowers of fur are among tho latest
fully light and airy.
Old.fashioned steel bead sachels are
again worn as chatclaines, in rivalry of
the velvet pockets.
The Rembrandt hat, of white plush
with largo white plumes, is intended for
blondes for dress occasions.
"Fleur do soupre," better known as
"sulphur color" is ono of the most fash
ionable colors this season.
Now specie.holders are Of crocheted
silk in bright colors and just large
enough around to hold silver dollar.
Brussels net Is a new material for
evening dresses; it is shown embrcI-
dered in leaves Of pale drab and orange.
Tho latest extravaganza in stockings
is to have them in palc-tinted silk, en-
broidered in frosted silvery leaves and
seed pearls.
A beautiful material for evening
dresses is the now Jasper silk, which is,
in color, q combination Of delicate col
ors and shadings.
A pretty finish for tho bottom Of an
ovcrdress is to cut it in squares and
fasten up ono cdgo of tho square with
tiny bow Of ribbon.
Gold bands, dotted with let flowers,
are worn with tho Roman couture. A
long, narrow band is over tho brow,
and broad one farther back serves as
q comb.
Spanish lace is extremely popular as
trimming for cashmere mantelettcs,
and much narrow ribbon renders this
trimming effective. 1t is usually gath
cred, while French lace is side.pleated.
Outside pockets are seen on some Of
latest toilets. With the present style of
dress they are almost indispensable and
when not on the dress their place is sup
piled by the velvet chatelaine pocket.
Fringes are of the most dressy and
elaborate kinds. Some have double
rows of tassels, with jets and messy
tufts Intermingled, and others are of
lustrous silk as soft as chenille, made
like wooden caterpillar fringe.
The "Mercedes" costume, called after
tho late young Queen of Spain, is one of
the handsomest Of the short costumes; 1t
is made with long goat tails in the back;
the drapery is raised in the front and
draped low in the back. Many large
buttons are used.
Travelling cloaks for ladies almost en-
velop the dress, are double. breasted, cut
stylishly in the back and have but one
dart in each front. The adjustable toll
lar that accompanies such q design is
composed Of three collars in one, to be
worn or removed at pleasure. The nee
essary binding IS the only appearance of
trimming which it presents.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-07
Notice.

VulE public will hereby take notice that all parties
who have had driven wells put their lots or prem
ses before the eth of September 1875 inirngers
patent and that there is due the patentees from
,uch parties the some OF $40, which II paid within
but II not paid within said 20 days suft will Be inst-
iuted without further notice, and the full ROYALTY
collected Parties desiring to settle this ROYALTY
voluntarily At the above discount and receive their
license Tor the same can do with Hitler Whitney
solicitors Of patentees, Office in HOlmqysts bui(pS
Santa Fe avenue. salina Kansas
The public will further lake notice that Mr.. z. r.
warren, of the firm OF Tressin Warren Saliua Kan
ss Is the only person in Saline County authorized to
putdown driven wells aud license their use free OF
this royalty KILLER & WHITNEY,
Solicitors Of patentees.
sa!ina, Kansas, OcI. - ss-3W
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-07
INVALUABLE.

siessrs. werKs & PoTrrE. Wholesale Druggists Dos
ton, Mass: GStesaeRi have ts months felt tt
duty that owe % SUI, hs h9iaanay u write you.
stating tie great b. ~ ~ tiat have derived from the
Use Of SAsroros lS.iIc ~ CrE; r@a CATAEKH. For
more thar 20 Yes have CT al. stl With this
troublesome Complaint. have tired al the remedies
that cou'a md. but without ttcrial permanent
beneht. Last tall the disease hri arrived at tha state
that rus. have .si " de = . e1ir- mrntrancLs
system had bee 80 iufarcei. act the stomach SO
Gisordercd. tha. AZ a doubt - mt. whether
could go 10 tie Pc. so4st4 :. Gi 20 whether
should live 10 cor :: a ( Or no. saw advertise
ment CT this meal I'D a. .,h ot.i every inced-
ulous about - ~; G. is',..' of sty kd. yet in
sheer Ce.pcr.ii.n II = . az once telcifcG
by It, The cha.ggs,t H. Gfn1i disc ;ss 81 the
liver aai my NJ roy lFs.s ms eatiro
restoration bat the te.t@s derive :r.a IL ,i'y
Is TO NE isSa.na6ls. and h1ctIZ iie completely
cured, and AZ II arrive a; -.cc't-lic - gg..
IL this statement - my cas-, b. o. service to
those aficte IS iyu bee q; ole yen 10 bring
this remedy into l-Ie.;i Ia- especially the
Pacific coast tw.cre IL Is mum ieccdJ my Object n
writing this not" VIII he obLa. -
Very t'u,r Fola. ll:Nitf Nl.L!S.
hrcoEA. y. y. .iIat, is.j. .. " els Fargo s Co.
Zach package contains .'r. SaoI.s IIpro-cI In.ial-
g Tube. and inll dreciios for tse N al Price
@itu. For sale by al Haoiesais All Retail b.uys's
and pesiers thr"aghou- the n-e sts."- ID ca;lad
WEEKS d Pb1-Ti.ft Gc..cI-l : ...ts -. W.o.Cs-.
Druggists. BostcT, h.->.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-07
Native Philosophy.
"Your professor has given you SOM
elementary instructions as to bodies ?n

"Your professor has given you some
elementary instructions as to bodies ?"
eyes SIR"
every well. What is q transparent
body
(SIlence that would reflect 20 discredit
upon Trappist or deaf mute).
Well, what is q transparent body 7
Don't you know"
"Of course do; reccolIect the
words in the book. A Transparent
body-is-is-"
"lt's body through which you can
SEQ light. Now give mo an example
of q Transparent body"
ga lock-"
"a lock ?"
eyes, SIR; you can see light through
the key.bole."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-07

Nature very properly located the nasal
organ midway Of tho head-simply be-
cause 1t is the head center.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-07
JOHN GELS & co.
BANKERS,
Santa Fe Avenue, Salina, Kas

Transsct general Banking business. Draw drefts
all the princpalcities Of the United States andEu-
on money deposited for specified time. American
nd foreign coin and Agricultural College and county
dcrpt bought and sold Accounts ofmerchants, gruin
eealers and others solicited. An asooIeWentof o. 8.
syenue stampo constantly On hand.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-07

Two pieces Of ice may be rubbed to-
gether until sufficient warmth is devel.
oped to melt them both.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-07
Geo. F.. RoWell g. Co.'S
SELECT LIST OF
LOCAL NEWSPAPERS

Many persons suppose this list 20 be composed or
ChLi, low-priceii newspapers. The fact Is quite
otherwise The catalogue states eyaety what the pa
pers are: ben the name of paper Is printed IN
paper In the place. When printed IN CAPITALS 1t Is
the only paper IN the place Rhen printed IN roman
letters Is nehe. the best the only paper bat Z
nssrsiiy very good one. notwithstanding. The list
gives the population of every town, and the clrcula-
LIST IS A CHEAP LIST. At the foot OF
vi, ,. saaiogue ior each state the important towns
IS An HONEST LIST. The rates CHARGED ior
.dvertisng are barely one-iifth publishers schedule
me rce Tor one inch four weeks the entire list Is
space and time is $3,l30.3S. The list includes
OLQ newsLapers. OF which 1913 are issued DAILY
nncrent cities and towns. of which a. State Cap
ita.s: $50 places OF over 1000 population, and
80 county Seats Isis SENT on APPL.ICA-
lion Address GEO. Z. POWELL cos NIWS-
PAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU, 10 Spruce ST..
printing House SQUARED n. Y.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-11-07
MISCELLANEOUS ADyS.
CATARR
THE EYE, EAR, and THROAT
Successfully treated with
SAnF0RD'S RADICAL CURE.

CCCCESS e the test of merit and success In the treat
. ment Of Catarrhal Affections, after usny miserl-
bic failures undolbed specific curative proper
ties In the remedy uscd. Docs SkNFoEDs RADICAL
CURE for Cstsrrh possess such properties he evil
dence. In the shape unsolicited testimonials from the
respectable people in stations OF life, must be
conclusive on tbs pyi.t Never. We tcleye. In the his
tory OF popular haS such valuable testimony
thar the possession Of the proprirtors OF s soRDs
RADICAL CrEE Aniv.'u ictsiti-. IL Goes not repre-
sent thnus sndt pars &C thu rccon.entatio.s which
are ccre nv fr;cnfs to friensi lis PEG.
pie Of and nirIt Ia all paris country
daily afr.lt lis superiority sny method OF cure
known regular medical profession. but shun the
publicity incidental To published statement. Hence
the testno ials IN our represent but asms
following unsocite, testimonial from HESgY WILLS,
ESQ. OF Wells, Fargo Co.'S Express, Is ou.spoken
Endorsement OF which VIC are justly p-oId.
The Newtown bee., 1878-04-04
SOuthbury.
NIT. GLENo

Mir. Goodwin Brstol's little boy. three years of age, was very badly burned, March 22d, his clothes taking fire from a bonfire which his father had made in the garden.
 Rev. Mir. Hartwell has been confined to his bed nearly six weeks with infiam matory rheumatism. Two years ago he was confined in the same way It is hoped that be will soon regain his health and strength, so as to perform his minis- terial duties.
 The Lyceum was never in g more flourishing condition than at the present time. The room is well filled every night and the dtbates are quite interesting. March 2sd, Friday night, the question discussed was Resolved, That Intem- perance or the use of intoxicating drinks as beverage is the cause of more sOr, row and misery than all other causes combined
 The opening argument by Mir. George Pierce was very good. He stuck close lo the subject, showing up the evils and misery caused by iniemperance. Al though the decision was in favor of the negative, it Was thought by many thai the affirmative presented the strongest argument. The club was favored with very interesting aud able address by Mir. j. F. Griffin from Newtown on thu subject of incompetence, after which z vote was taken that steps should be talk en to organize temperance club in thit sown. Other towns have done, and ar, SD doing, why should not We? Fathers mothers, brothers, sisters, sous an, daughters, citizens one and all, will yol not come forward and aid in the grea and noble work Let Us he united anC victory will crown our efforts. EM.
The Newtown bee., 1878-04-04

Do all readers of the BEE know the origin of this day. which Is always cele- brated on the first of April ? those that do not, may find it In the seventh chapter Of St. Mark, thirty eighth verse.
 The Rubber Co. lost ono of their team horses last week, belonging to the span of Simon Cory's The night before, 10 all appearances, he was well as ever, but in tho morning they went into the stable and found him dead.
 Selectman Sanford has completed the new plank bridge, near Mr Geo. Graham's on South St. It has widened the road, gives larger capacity for the escapement of the water, and Is great improvement on the cid stone sluice.
 The Lenten service this week was held at he house of Mr. Ammon Taylor in Berkshire.
 Miss Mary c. Woffenden is homo on week e vacation.
 The following arrived at the Glen House Saturday evening, Messers. Curtis P. Gstey and Maturln Balon from New York city. Mr. D. W. Dow and Mrs. Dow, from N. H. Miss Sadie D Gately from Franklin, Mass. All returned Monday with exception of Miss c who is home from school on short vacation A Regular Convection of Hiram Chapter No. will be held at the lodge room Thursday evening April ilth. Every member is requested to attend Geo. Woffenden, II. P.
 Capt. James Wason and family, whe have been residing in the holse of Mir Fred Sanford, moved to Shelton the first of last week.
 NIT. GLENo