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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

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floating on the sea OF literature. 1t
is more to he priced as a curiosity
of humorous poetic diction, than
from any real ability displayed in
its composition:
SIGNAL SERVICE.
o whence do you come, Polar Wave. Po-
And i" WHAT mt DO YOU do, Polar wsvy,
. From the land Ian ., OF ice and aiI seal
or that Won take yonr afiidavv."
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barom.,
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drop unneeoed ON the moor,
my dear" said Darwin, they all go
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09
POSTPONED SINE DIE.

POSTPONED SINE DIE.
Phi;lis selects younger swain,
And seeing me look vexed,
Says, Him love in this world; you
Alone, dear, In the next.
It's true I've got eternity,
He, time; but when they kiss.
And bill and COO, sometimes think
I'd change my chance for this.
His love Is earthly of the earth
Mine h plat0nic, skyey;
But. then he's in possession, while
I'm put of - sine die.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

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n az SnaFur+@E, rs~oases 4 " e~serE
Washang1asa- Ne kas -~ns Es~s fss
an exFerleneel aAaryza&n - suP~r-
Izfend fgfare operatives, and for
improved machinery asei in al the
details % the busise~s- In adj
ton % his own stock. the herds Of q
dozen or more farmers will supply
the milk used in his mandatory.
This looks something like the enter
prise displayed in the East, which
has afforded an excellence OF pro-
duct which bears an acknowledged
reputation the breadth of the con-
tinent.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-03-09

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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-29

An act to amend IN act entitled "An
Act to Encourage the Gro,oth of Timber
on the Western Prairies."
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States
of America in Congress assembled, That
the Act entitled IAN Act to Encourage
the Growth of Timber on the Western
Prairies," approved March 18th, 1874,
be and the same is hereby amended SO as
to read as follows: That any person who
Is the head of family or has arrived
at the age of 81 years, and is citizen
OF the United States, or who shall have
filed his declaration of intention to be-
come such, as required by the naturali-
cation laws of the United States, who
shall plant, protect and keep in healthy
growing condition for eight years, ten
acres OF timber, on any quarter section
OF any of the public lands of the United
States, or five acres of any legal subdi-
vision of eighty acres, or two and one
half acres on any legal subdivision Of
forty acres or less, shall be entitled to q
patent for the whole of said quarter Sec
ton, or any legal subdivision OF eighty
or forty acres, or fractional subdivision
of less than forty acres, as the case may
be, at the expiration of said eight years,
on making proof of such fact by not less
than two creditable witnesses and full
compliance of the further conditions as
provided in section two. Provided fur
Mer, That not more than one quarter of
any section shall be thus granted, and
that no person shall mako moro than
one timber entry under the provisions
of this act.
Sec. 2. That the person applying for
the benefits of this act shall, upon appli-
cation to the Register of the Land Dis
trict in which he or she Is about to make
such entry, mako affidavit before the
Register or Receiver or the Clerk OF
some Court of Record, or officer author
lied to administer oaths in tho District
where the land is situated which affida-
Wit shall be as follows, to-wit: |, -
having filed my application, No.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-29

l. The PRIVILEGE Of entry under the
act of June II, 1873, 10 cosfned TO per.
sons who are heads OF families, or over
twenty one years Of age, and who are
citizens OF the United States, or have
declared their intention to become such,
according to tho naturalization laws.
2. The affidavit required for initiating
and entry under the act Of June IA, 1875,
may be made before the register or ~.
ceiver Of the district ofice for the land
district embracing the desired tract, be-
fore the clerk OF some court Of record,
or before any officer authorized 10 id
minister oaths IN that district
3. Not more than one hundred and
sixty acres in any section can Be entered
under this act, and no person can make
more than one entry Hereunder.
4. The ratio Of area required 10 b
broken, planted, etc. in oil entries 90.
der the act OF June IA, 1878, 10 ose-six.
teentk OF the land embrstsd IN ths sstFy,
except where the entered trscs ii 10 lsss
than forty acres, in which cnDe b 0os-
sixteenth of that quantity. 11e pasty
making IN entry OF quarter section,
or occ hundred and sixty acrss 10
required TO bresk or plov Eve
scrss covered thereby dsrinGtbe asss
year, and I've scrss in addition during
the second year. The avs scses bee-
ken or pioved during The 6sss year
be is required to cultivate By raising .
trop. or otherwise, during The second
year, and TO plass IN timber. seeds. 90
rattiogs, during the third yeas. The
i've scres broken or piovsd dssisg the
'scoed year be 10 rsqsirsd - esl0vsas- ]
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-29
CATARR
Sasszins CsArFh. Cheoaje Co.
tsrh, uIosestvs Csla6h,
permanently ouFsd b.
8ANf0RO'S
RADICAL
cuRE.

tain. acd permanent for CAtarsh Of every fosns
md 10 the most perfect remedy dssissd IN 4,
purely vegetable eisiiaton ana sppiisd ca,iy
alton and eonsttutioEAliy BY internal sfnlais
usfion Locally applied. esfsf 10 tssasaso1ssNS IA
soothes heals and Gle the
selling Of hesyiness. obstruction. dahcss OF ciasinsss
parnes u OF the acid poison With which ~ 10 aissys
charged In CstArrh stimulates the stomsrh liver end
kidneys. p~rfects digestion, mskes blood ssd ne
its the formation Of sound hearty tssus sad eas.sy
obtains complete control over the cisssss The re
marhshle esrstive power, when I'll other ssusdiss
utterly fall Of sAsvoaps RADICAL Ccus siiss,sd
BY Thousands who gratefully recommend ~ TO fellow
eofer.r. No statement 10 made regarding % thst
eanaot be snbstasused by the mort Respectable ssi
reliable fefsrercea u 10 rest cad good nedietns
and worthy 81 oonsdspcs Zach pseksss contains
Ireafise on CstarrN and Dr. ss1fors's fnproses 10
eain< Tube. cad fall dissct0Es for IL ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-29

To the Editor OF The Inter Ocean.
DWIGHT, ILL, July 3l.-Here's q neat
swindling trick to which possibly You
may care to give publicity.
l have no recollection Of sending any
money to New York for years, and how
they obtained the letter from which they
cut the slip bearing my signature and
address Is . mystery. The certificate Of
stock came on to tho express Office c. o.
ID. $40, sure enough, and there it will
stay for all will do TO get il.
IL there such banking firm in Chi.
cago a. Cotter, Hastings 4 Co. Yours
respectfully. J. W. PHILLIPS.
CLARK K Co., ApJusrIRs OF CLAIMS \
IN THE UNITED STATES AND EuRoPR,
No. 1907, Broadway. NY. July 1918 }
J. W. Phillips.
DEAR SIR: IL this your signature on
the inclosed slip Of paper! II so, You
are entitled to . certificate of gold min
ing stock, valued at five hundred dollars.
The money you sent in tho letter from
which the incloscd slip has been clipped,
was invested on the Partisan margin
principle, which resulted in lawfully So
curing tor you tho certificate of stock 70.
ferred to above.
Write on receipt OF this, and return
to US the enclosed slip Of paper, so NO
can compare II with your signature, and
if found to be correct, we will provo
your claim, receive the stock, and for
ward it to you. Resp.y yours.
CLARK 4 Co.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-29
An Enthusiastic Friend OF Sansoed's
Radical Cure.

NAhfHB Irtr hArcE Aa1srY
x Pin. street NJ Loais. No. Fsb = is--
a A MrlLisa. wsshinxton A.. cr,y. D.s n.isr
have fos yesrs been troabled SstarrA asi
for the past two have suffered ssrtoasy vita IL
koticfnS your advertisement 81 s4Hrosp's RBs srsy
tkApfcAL CrusJ. decided 20 tfy a. thsss ussf oaiy
tuo bottles and resait feel 90 mach relieved ta.t
presume personsi relations and vrft~ |, d
yoa And Ssh that yos get nsoys
prominently before IN. pnhiiS. thss otbsrs tsy.
s1fh relief - have. ts,s recommended % 70 eat-
anuntsr Of my friends all % whom have sprrssssa
with them.
really tsins ~ rs'tisuisfiy sfsrssd 20 vsnn Of 90
L<ons people, ADJ thsy al ought g fno~ % u. sEf
eai I'M on vi.s tss s.nplsl 10 be svsa sssy Win
cell - many bottles
Try come psn. LsttAs people s-sa th.y iced ~
b<iisye could ssi bottle. fbysef- ~ sourss ,ss
gould largely increase thls asratsr. vty bot III
fooss truly. Nm. BoNfs.
Sold BY ell Wholesale ana Es..n p-uxris,s s,d Deal
Or, 10 A.d.ins thrgagssnt ths aiisd s,.iss sss
adsA. MEEks a fUTfrN General Axssts ssd WAa...
sale DraxTists. B1sson. Mass
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-29
NEW loRk, July %, 1878.


J. W. Phillips.
DEAR SIR: Your letter returning
signature has been received. We called
at the office of the mining company and
proved your claim and signature; they
then delivered the stock to us. We had
II TILED out in your name and recorded
the same way on the books of the com.
pany. We will send the stock TO you
by United States Express tomorrow.
Our charges for adjusting your claim
are $40, which amount you can pay at
the express Office when you receive tho
stock. Respectfully. CLARK & Co.
T. 5. Ii you wish TO sell the stock.
Cotter, Hastings 4 Co, bankers at Chi
cago, will buy it. C.SCo.
We know of no such firm in Chicago
as Cotscr, Hastings 4 Co.-[Ep. 1. o.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1878-08-29

MISCELLANEOUS ADVS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Aprl 2 1873.
Cation lower 10 sell; middIinr loo middng 9Sc;
sesa ordinary sac Sst r'sse s s3s 's Stock 81
NEw ORLEANS. AprI 2. 1873.
Cotton qaie; middlIng, iOc; low middling. se good
ordinary T Nj rts1 to France a5o Sales
5000 Stock, 263234 ,,. ,a-a
Cotton weak: middling. exc. ioc.; low rddinr &c.
Ssss sdssiS Ss Sales ssS' ssoci $3.50
SAVANNAH Aprii 2 1878.
sa.ass '' - ...s. ,ozs
Cotton dun middling, lokc low @'ddIns losc COED
s shs Channel rs Sales t sS stock IS
wrLsISoros, N. c.. April =. 1873
for s..sssa steady 81 .sf hard
and 81 for yellow dip and virgin Far nrm Ut 81 20.
Flour in better demand but unchanged: sales |, 400
Ie,s do Il s9
euo held at 81 81: No. Miiwsukes club, 81 81 G.rn
sssass, o. sssas Ssd w ,.aS
feed aa u unchanged Flour shipped BY rail- ioo DDls.
milling demands S .as. Soo ep Saiss
sas :. % 90 as q ps do e.
club a. y as Corn @ ,ae o. nss as M
s a. ass '' Oats ssshss
sss aud , Sar. eas SO s. IL orr
s ~ ~ s. su saa
s% e 81 IN; Rs.'s
xsssD's sy soo pos os. sa a. Ss
eo Do rye ao DO ss o 0n DO Sarsy
'' ~ ~ ~ is0' gH841s ToLxDo. April .. 1879
wnis' ss:nss 'iFsas sas sas'
Nav s. s: rcd sin,sI . pot and April s7 Nav
ton aid ashsas quiet hsn n,iss
h ts sns Leg 49, ts s;.
au No s d White sr ss = = 5,Sss so Il pa c,ossr
5000 bushels wheat. isi.oSo corn, 1000
ooo bushels Wheat $4,000 DO corn 90
sH
y ss. a. 7 Corn ss.e .a%f ss Dam
:. c u ~ e Apr, r 2 is.s ;.,
but steady Corn anss but firm y 4c Oats steady With
Barley Bard quite Ss:' s%s ~
l ssk IS IS sass' ~ y s
Ey sss. VII si4 ss q Ter
easier: choice Western reserve aos sse sen.r. ohls
g s..s.i g ks:s sss
$685. Drrnorr AprI .. 1873.
MeS asr Sa' 81 IS No do Com easier At s44c
S aa n ws
ss gsS :s s sS
wheat. 600 bushsls corn. l.aoo Co.; OATS 5000 do
~. -, c sissss April Hn and = ls7 sa
Wheat excited ana higher but unsr!ed; No. | Ghicsya
:.:S: Isl nv; sDs,i = !, 80, u Is ..y;
active ANA higher axe. cash and April; 44c,
May June, sales ~ 1870 445<c. May; rejected
April; 27,sc. May Rye in good demand and = shavs
Barley in good and shade higna
49,. Fork unsettled. but generaly lower; 50 800,
cash 80 32s 10 49, April, 50 As 80 AIN. May: 81 %
q 50 62s, Lard unsettled, but generally I"s. -.
81 liz, Cash and Aprl " 25 So 27.a. May 81 32s
81 firm and unchanged. Alcohol $50.
Receipts-four, 22ODO Dbls.: wheat, 10000 bushels;
10000 do. 81 ,OcO 40 $500 no. harley.
$500 shipments-Flour, 10000 bbs wheat. 219Ouu
bu heis corn 4S5 90 do. oats, $1,000 do. rye l7O
DO barley 5000 do. There afternoon Board to-
day o account OF the election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-03
The CLOSING prices 10 San Francisco were =

The total sales OF stocks the Board to-day aggre-
gated 204, sos shares.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad was purchased at
the foreclosure to-day tho committee OF bond
holders for the or 81, 10000.
meeting Of the Michigan Central directors was
held in this city to-day. dividend OF per cent was
declared. The report tho road Is now all ai d
with steel rails. some three thousand tons LAID this
year and charged TO expenses; no floating debt
equipments rolling stock In first class ORDER equal
TO any demands OF business; It's general condition
much improved during the past year. Dexter
Richards, OF Concord, n H., was elected TO I'LL
the place OF J. V. Barron, deceased, OF that place.
Alter paying the dividend n handsome surplus re-
NAMED. The annual report being printed and
will be issued at once and forwarded to stockholders
Transfer books close May Is.
The steamship Canada, which sailed for Europe to-
day, took out 100000, gold. The engagements Tor
TO- orrow amount to 500, 900.
The Exports OF domestic produce from this port for
the week ending to-day were %, 316, 755, against
IS 90 3y for tho corresponding week last year and
800 in 1875 The total exports Of produce
January this year were sss.453, 525, against
So, $50, 42s Tor the same period last year and
$C0. SOC 1896 IN 1875.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-03
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, APRIL g. 87a-rRIPLE SHEET

specie OF % orr 900 marks. Tho closing prices In
London we're :--Consols for money ana account, s4sS
94yS; new AZ per cont bonds. l0Sts lo39s ave-
twenty bonds OF 1857 1o7s4 teniorty bonds, 1855
1o5k; nves OF 1881. 100 Erie common shares, lo1s
do preferred shares 24tS; Illinois Central, TO-
BONDS.
State bonds At the Board we're steady for Georgia
SKIES ADD District OF Columbia 365s, 10 which dealings
weIe confined
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were irregular, but generally higher
and the following were the changes compared Win
lass previous sales: An advance OF u IN ONO ana
Mississippi seconds. \ In Hannibal and ST. Joseph
eghts convertible; u In G., 9. and O. nrsss' y ~
CO. seconds ana Michigan Central scvsns, y IN Gen.
trail Pacific gold bonds and \ In ST. Paul sinking
funds There was decline Of per cent ip New Jer-
soy Central convertibies in Union Pacific hrs's, u
ia Burlington Cedar Rapids and Northern rsts, and
Lchign and wilkesbarre consols, and y IN southern
Pacific Railroad drslG
LApELPHIA STOCKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, April 2. 1878.
This weeks Mark Express reviewing the British
very harsh The past the close OF whicn
violent OF wind, rain and took place, whicn
the spring sowing Is nearly Tn. raj
not sether detrimental to the interests OF iarnsrs
end Of March this wheat plant
which from all OF the Kingdom continue
isactory The country trade IS put not active The
grain. The imports OF iorein wheat into London have
been liberal Pressure to sell American wheat ship,
about slight reduction Ia value OF this Vi
grain. which is ALWAYS the when the tone Of trade
weakened by the depressing action OF large prospective
supplies merchants consider that the probabilities 10
not point rise such would the expenses
landing and Russia Is anxious dis
of her and with her and America competing
Is difficult trade Is derive strength
enable prices hold up India be dsregarded for
time as she cannot ship crop is
country. Politics have mon0poIx the entire
attention Of trade With fair arrivals ~ ports Of call tho
unsettled state 81 political mxtters pces advanced pa
s. per quarter Tho Continental demand continues.
Maize improved "a TO Is per quarter Barley ruled hrn ~
LIvKRpooL. April IS SPIN.
August and Septe mber delivery, o 10 lid.
Refined petroleum, lOlsd. gallon. Spirits
Of pssroieum' "a. per sA0n' r.ospox A,,p.-,aopN
Produce-Rennsd petroleum sasd per gallon. faIlow.
3os. I'D. per cwt
NEW PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
Pork Eastern dull At 5ss Western dali al Jos Bacon
CumoerIand cut dali ~ ass short rD dull at 2os long
Long duh ut 39. shoulders steady ala Best-Inds
steady at 9os extra mess dull ~ ioos prime
Iow-Prfme city steady 39 Sd
at 25s sd RosnCommoG dull at d., nns duh i0s.
45s Flour Extra state steady Mt 2.s 3D. wheat-No I
spring s.esdy =. 10, is No sp,,sg steady At LOS So
zss Cd for old steay BOA new Cottonsesd OH
yellow American, none in the IN arkct
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-03

COTTON SPOT WEAK FUTURES CLOSED
sTEkDY-FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAT FIRM-
CORN EAsIER-OATs EAsIER-wHIsKEY
FIRMER-PoRK QUIET-LARD UNCHANGED
PETROLEUM sTEADY-oILs QuIET-sPIRITs
TuRpENrINE QUIET--RosIN QUIET-CoFFEE
FIRM-sUGAR FIRM-FREIGHTs QUIET.
TUESDAY, April 2-6 p NJ.
Business was fair In most commodities. and IN
some quite active. On 'Cbange there was rot much
activity and prices rule favored the buyer Flour
was in fair request at steady prices Wheat was hrm
Corn was easier and 10 moderate demand Oats were
easier. Whiskcy o shade better. Pork was quiet.
Lard was without decided change Cotton on the
spot was weak futures closed steady. Freights
quiet Groceries Arm Oils quiet Naval stores
we're quiet, but nomin ally unchanged. Petroleum
steady.
ASHES we're still quoted Axe 4s@c for pots and 59c
q SIC. for pearls
AsrIxoSY firm at 1870. q 13c., gold, for regulus
BEeswAx quiet but firm 27sc. o9c. for Western
and Southern. &8M&
BRooMcoRN quiet 41ac. s." for red tipped. Sea-
&c. for medium and 7lac Sc tor choice grsen
COFFEE The market tor Rio scarcely so frm We
sales o92 bags Haley on private terms Al
New Orleans 200 bags Rio sold the basis Of l6,ac for
barely good name OF vessel not known. Mild coffee
duh
s.oek ~ RIO cofea n arch % 1879 7C 2SS
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We quote :-Ordinary cargoes, lac l4l<c.; fair do
l5Ac; good do. lGi4c prime do. 17c; extreme range
for lots lac ls1sc Santos, fair to good, l5sc &c.,
gold, 30 days; Java, government bags zoe 2lc do,
grass mats. 2o1sc 22hc. Singapore, tic. 1876. !;
ccyon, l5c i7c: Maracaipo, lsc a l7c; Lsguayra,
14Jsc. u l6c Jamaic. I3Hc 1919. st. Domingo I3c
1916; Porto Rico. l5c lie Costa Rca l5c I7lac.
Mexican l4ac l6c. MAcsssar, lie. lsc. Angostura
i4lsc.
ooPFRAGK quiet We quote :-Molasses Shocks
32inch, with heads, 81 d 81 30: sugar shocks
with heads. 3sinch. " s. 50; do. do. 36-inch,
81 80 s.: SHOCKS. SOC. Co., do. 81; pipe
81 50 5o no. neads 81 So hoops "a feet ordinary
prime. s33 d SS5 do II feet. do. x2S $50
CoPrxR firm At tic tor lake No sales outside Of
jobbing ,ots HW. -
quote =: Manila large and small size per ID 11Hc
Use do. cordage bolt yarns Ice 11c tarred
Manila lac siss rope, s1sc lOsc New Zealand Ike.
a l2l,c Russia. Tic.
CorroN the spot weak. but not Quotaby lower.
Futures opened points lower but closed steady but
a points lower the earlier months. but the later
without material The official closing
prices to-day compared with Mondavs were follows:
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The closing prices OF Phiadelphl. stocks wsro:-
MINING SHARES.


The following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at san francisco to-day Gould Curry, q;
Savage, l0h; Cnoliar Potosi, 27i Ophir, Az Hale
Norcross, 9; Crown Point. s; Yellow Jacket, .; BEL
cher 81 Virginia Consolidated, 20; California, ";
Ovcrman, IA; Raymond Ely. 4; Best y Belcher.
IS; Union Consolidated, 81; Alpha, 8; Sierra Ne
vada 8; Mexican, Is; Eureka Consolidated, Al JUS
tice, 4; Utah. 10; Tip Top, az; Navajo. eE.
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on private terms: American bark SS TONS hence 70
SHANGHAI with general and American snip lo7f
tons hsncs Shanghai with do both laid on the berth -
current rates bark from Philadeiphia 10 ths
halfic with hbs refined petroleum at As an Amer
lean ship 26 reported for AaStraiiA with yenera
caryo m nrivate terms; bark hence Spanish port
with refined petroleum. reported on owners acconnt;
Krfsh SHIN 1 800 tons, hence to London with general
cargo any grain at market rates an Austrian
bark tons TO Trieste with provsons ana gen
to with general cargo chiefly grain and hou
.rrule s