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Daily globe., 1879-04-11
FIVE CENTS A LINE
AUCTION,

A UCTION SALE-The first bidders generally So
~ cure the best bargains, and SO will those who
attend early at auction sale Of 15 lots on Satur-
day. GRIGGS l. JOHNSON. 81
Daily globe., 1879-04-11

Her Majestys Ship "Pinafcre,' Capt. L. D.
Wilkes and goodly crew, will arrive at the
Opera House next Tuesday evening.
Pinafore rehearsals indicate very brilliant
performance.
Daily globe., 1879-04-11

q CAR LOADS of the best farm horses of the sea-
Il son just received at Grubers barn, Seven Cor
ners consisting of extra farm and geldngs and
single drivers. A. HILL. 80
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-11
order TO show Cause why Order of Sale
OF Neal Estate and Mining Ground
Should not be Made.

IN the Pro6ate Court Of Meagher county, Mon
fana Territory.
In the matter of the Estate
of
Samuel Kitchens, deed
VIA IL ap PEI to this court, by the petition this day
presented and fled by John Buckingham, the adj,
minlsttrat"r Of the estate of Samuel Kitchens, de-
&c i1e ed. Praying for an order Of court for the sale Of
rem estate at private sale; that it is necessary ia
sen NE whole Of thepeal estate and mining g,o1,,nd
10 Pay me debts outstanding against the deceased,
tration. N"iiii
IL y therefore ordered by the court that all per-
S"tta i!uelest.st u tie estate ofsaid deceased appear
oeloIe me salo Probate Court on Monday. tha 5fh
aay q January. A. D.. 1850. at ten O'Clock a. M.
anu at rae court room Of said court in Diamond
wy, NJ T., TO show cause why an order should
hot oe granted to the said administrator to sell so
nl'lcfl OF the real estate and mining ground of said
deceased rs may be necessary. ~
ana that q copy of this orderbe published at least
Two successive weeks III the Rocky Mountain Hus-
pahdman a newspaper published in said county.
natea December sth, 1873. T.. L. COLLINS,
'fo'. + bate.I Judge.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-11
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE AT HELANA, MogTASA.
0etahar "a 1p-n

LAND OFFICE AT HELANA, MovTANA.1
October ID. 1879.
hnllce is hereby given that the ollowing-named
sel.dsf mas MED notice of his intention to make fnal
PROOF III support Of his claim, and secure inal en-
5he gate of this notice, viz: William Alonzo
slaIn. lleclaratory statement No. 3449. for the
norm nall oi the south-west quarter of section sew
enteeia, and the northeast quarter-of the south
eas. qhafter OF section Is, township No. 5 north
Iitiase No. III east, and names the following az his
Mlsnesses, viz: John I. Moore and John M.
snll.n, q hleagher county, Montana, and William
sWetf and John Il. Freeser. of Helena, Montana.
"-4-t. j. II. 0 Rerister.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-11

Inc supervisors of Milwaukee have nro.
"'u'.eo Tue further use Of the gag and dark
cell IN the House of Correction. A nav in
spector has been appointed to succeed Hase
4 strong temperance movement hos hae,
lhaugurated recently in Atlanta, Ga. cali.
"a lhe blue Ribbon movement. Thirty
'iouSahu nave signed the rosters to total
aosuneilce' Governor Colquitt and other
prominent citizens are active participants.
"A general temperance revival in Georgia is
expected.
The Commercial Bulletin opposes the at
tempt making in Congress to commit the
government to either one of the wo differ
emf schemes proposed for inter-oceanic
transit. Congress should have nothing to |
40 with any specific route. All that is |
needed to satisfy the American people is
that, whatever route may be chosen. it's
construction and management shall be con-
ducted under an American charter. derived
either from one of The State Legislatures or
from Congress. The Bulletin disparapes
the Nicafagnan scheme.
The following circular has been issued
by the Treasury Department. The attend
tlon OF sill persons concerned is invited TO
the provisions of sec. $3.50 of the revised
statutes concerning the compensation TO
certain Pacific railroads, below enumerat-
ed as follows: In sec. $500 the Secretary
OF the Treasury is directed to withhold all
payments to any railroad company and its
assigns On account of freights or transpor-
tation over their respective roads. OF anv
KIND, to the amount Of the payment made
oy the United States for interest unoo
United States bonds to any such company.
and which shall not have been reimbursed.
together with 5 per cent OF net earninos \
due, and unapplied as provided by law.
An accordance with the above provisions
OF the law ITO payments will be made di-
recfly or Indirectly in favor OF any of the {
railroads in question. No person entitled
to transportation at public expense will in
cur any expenditure therefor over any of
these roads with the view of being reim-
cursed for the anaotnt. but they should Sc
cure from the proper authority an order for
>ucn ira importation, ana the accounting Of
icers Of this department. will allow anv
DAD presenting such an order duly recent
"a. credit for the amount found due to be
'ppi'ed as required by law. In case the ey-
'ense OF such transportation is properly
from any appropriation under con- :
rol of the Treasury Department the necas-
airy order will be furnished only by direc-
OF the Secretary of the Treasury.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-11
EStrayed.

a large bay horse; 16 hands high saddle n,ov,,s
branded Us. on left shoulder. and (. G. eitIsy
overtime u. s., or on left hip. Any person return
.ng the horse or giving il Information which viii Iaas
10 his recovery will be literally rewarded.
MARKS & PATTERSON.
DIAMOND. City, July 8, 1879. -34-tf,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-11
0rder to Show Cause why Order OF Sale
OF Zeal Estate and Mining Ground
should net ha made.

IN the Probate Court Of Msagher County, Mon
tasa Territory.
In the matter of the Estate
Of
Stephen Watson, decd.
1t appearing to the Judge Of said court, by the
petiilon THIS day presented and fled by J. +. Me
CllhlGck. the administrator Of the estate of Ste
pneh watson, deceased, that the estate of said de-
ceased consists wholly of mining ground or infer
esls 10 mines; that said mining property is non
pronuctive ana an expense 10 the said estate, and
that 10 ~ 90 the best interest OF said estate thai said
mining interests be sold. ~"' "iu
~ y therefore ordered by the Judge Of said court
that az persons interested in the estate OF said de.
ceased. appear before the said probate court on
monoay. tue nineteenth day of.January, 1880. at
zen {. clock y. M, at the court room Of said pro-
pate court, in Diamond City, NJ. r, to show cause
why an order should not be granted to the said nd
inlnistrator to sell the mining ground and interests
III MINES belonging to the estate of said deceased.
Ana thata copy OF this order be Published at
Ieast 1our successive weeks in the Rocky Mountain
ladsphndinan a ne1yspaperpublished in said COIN
". DateI the eh day Of December, 1870.
L. r. COLLINS.
- Probate Judge.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-11
isHOIId sHLvLs " s0OOn
Office OF FINAL ENTRY
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, M. TT

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, M. n.
Notice - hona, October 20, 1879.
Noulce is hereby given that the following named
sc.tder mas hied notice of his intention to make fnni
PROOF IN support of his claim, and secure final en-
! lhereof at the expiration of thirty DAYS from
, v na.H 81 ' ans1 notiee, viz franklin, J. Gaugler.
n.nrtar % applicaiion No, 1913, for the southeast
au \. l q the northeast quarter, and the NORTH
sh;l ~ .he southeast quarter Of section s. town
;ndp 2 hortil, range Id east, and names the follnw-
. NV as ms witnesses, viz: +, VI. Dennis. s. K
a nasn1r and Jonn fattig, Meagher county, Montana.
nu John -. Freeser, of Helena, Lewis and Clarke
o-o-ot J. III. MOE, Register. .
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-11

| have 500 acres of the best hay land In Prickly
rear valley, SIX miles from town, from which L Qt
Ill my hay.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-11

Tomage respectfully solicited. Samples and Prices c,eerf
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-11

ara cheapest line of RIGS NM
'He hefFfS0ry. Call and be convinced OF tssSs
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-11

m me Pro0ate Court Of Meagher county, Mon
famo Territory.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22
Kansas Pacific Railway.
LANDSiLAND8iI LEADVILLE e!
KANSAS TO the FRoKT!

KANSAS TO the FRONT!
The Lssains Wheat state in the Uaioa in isss. and
The Fourth Corn st.te-Ihe Crest Kansas
Harvest Of To- Was solid for
the '-tsssies Beit -
The celebrated Gram E.it eosntry tn iB.sfon.
seciion Of Central kaBsz-. u.veTsei by Tn kssss.
HE following sia,sm~nts are taken from In. r.srf
a The kaaSss state ES.ri ss Axnesitnr. fsr iS...
WHEAT s,.is - re ~. 10 ~ s i VIA. s,.is .
The mon IN fS-. pr-issinx y. Il 60 iaf-sis ~ IN
total.
81, 315, 361
an-r eaffE Tse s-.sts.i cs.atsr. iyssz
s.si-u whs.i B.ls rse1se s~siarsf
ssls,.sar.ns ss.sa,, issr, Il 90 s.s l.'s.is 81 Z
Ir osst 81 In ~stsf. Js<td ~ wb-t fhs -t.fs.
.raxag :. s.sts u IN, acre. ~ss'e Tn ss~r.ss 500
NnoDaV k.ss.s. IN. Essrth Corn s,.,> ~
SONN IN uss.s :. rs; l.,s.iss..I . z, !.
prolsossi = sszzf~s- sc u s-s c.af
a.sfy stiri % t,- ssisre ssts - M st.fs
an .s.iiy ETss ssossas 10 all star aep-sss~sss sf
M i..rssssar f.1t. 90. s,ss1sus.fy -sy esrs
NJ s,.i1.@ Isss- AL : 81 s-.. e "a =. I
pssasA;rsa siafsss N Ss.f yssr. sd q 80 coat -
u. .s..a.i .es.... .l,.. . a. stat. ss 10. b.
"a. =. Farm fss esssyssSy:TT 80 e. =.
lad N AETNA - fr,-ss - - - ST scrr s-ssr-
tf - fer esA. a. u yss-s sFssfa s~f
isi>rr-a "a ssnf t.s. ss.<s s.s~y s,sy isrH ..
IN ksss.. FsrsAr. ~ Q. So ssff s<zrs -
er.Ssii. 81 ef1 - sso ex~e ssB s-sy s<sfsxs<.
ssa-f - > s,sfnsrr La.s s>-..ss.s-ss-pr es1s.s
Ass-. fsr ~ '-kxa-.< P.rskc Hess<zs<ss y>.Ass-
czfssa Visa tells sb-sf iAsts. Hs-D~ss>ss<. Frs-
ssGffsos. sod. efAssx<. fr~ssrtss s<nrA Ess>s~x
arissa.. w.ssz. i--i sars<s TseAs<-. E..,-. ~
o. . szs>al>-i fF>~ - Al .y4<sesst-
G<>d al v~s s.kAss s1><>< ks1ssA. s&A vsrs
Tea &scsts fsrt sd re<H< ~ h-c.zz<r
stosr IL k&NsA. rAssStC RAILWAY.
7. 2. oAkG0. SsrI >ssrnsarss-.s.
KA1sA0 CITY. NO
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22

answered all attempts :at consolation
with hystericsl sobs. The merchant
alone preserve dhis cool equanimity of
temper.
Arriving at Denver, no begged very
earnestly to tho young lady, with mo as
her triond, to grant him lew moments
tor explanation in a private parlor Io
was so earnest that the young girl
yielded reluctant consent.
'He closed the doo- and bolted it,
which locked strangely.
"DOn't tear no said, M | fumblcd
for my revolver. Sitting in chair he
pulled off his boot, and from the toe
pulled out roll of grcenbacks. Said
he, a few days before leaving was
lucky enough to find an opportunity to
exchange my doublOons for these. NY
poor child, let me make restriction.
Here are two thousand in bills for the
one thousand secured by the robbers
handing her that amount. your lining
was Godserd TO me if they had
searched me further they would have
secured twenty instead Of one thousand.
Concealed in my baggage are diamonds
and precious stones which, il they had
secured, would have beggared me-
Taking o solitaire from his vest lining,
he presented that also for her acceptance.
| should have explained in the stage.
but walls have ears; and why should
l trust the others with my secretsy'
'Of course, as it turned out, l was
highly pleased at tho sagacity of tho
81
the responsibility ofspecio !, too, had as
sumed.
Il need not tell you that the lady's
tears were transmitted into rare smiles,
and she was sent to her homo rejoicing.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22
BOARD os KxaMI>sRs
Asiminisfrasri.r Notice.

1AIt 90 k.Ssas.I~
In the rTebsir Court, s.ii.. CSanty-iu the matt .
81 the ESTATE OF Lcns~ Schal-F. dee. ssri
NoTltt - hereby gwen. thai irtt.r. al
VIC" h1N" bern grsn-i 90 Ia. apsis "a. ti
s.ti" q, '~'"'- sh"ef late "t -shi saniy. decreased
by ts fiobcrss- the Probate, ,.u.t I'd III. ,,.nt,
AMI STATE Aforesaid. dated thr I-i dsy %. Ms, %
i-.s New al I-tscns having sts,,ns sssinsi sad
"-tai' are srsy notified thai tI.S pt--.s NJ ts
sane =" the un'isr-gned fnr allow sscs within s.,.
l~af iron. the tsis 81 sAi I..r- They soay ~.
fts"ii ir.sn any h~n,ht al -nss estate, anil thag ~
such claims bs not exhibited within F.. y..rs .t,g
The date al ssri letters. thsy shalt Ls Lsrfet
- u ~ JULIA SsiitItg,
Nav LIT. a u rS-s A,i,.,,i.,,.t,t,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22
Sealed PROPOSALS.

NOTICE u hereby given that scaled rrpsossis for
renting the County Poor Yarn and taking cs the
county pest for two i've years from March fSf,
ll VII, he received at the c.uety clerk csr~ NJ ~
- e'cissk nooa. saturday. the Sist day ct Nsy
lSs9. whch all bss will he os~aest. fo~sr>s
the lasr FOR fall wheat Will he given July LIST,
lssa. Ess pfsss~si must state the amount pr an
that viii 10 paid Tor the OF The Tsor fsru'.
iaTn smf,l, neets. and live steck ssti tam
belonging the county. also the pr w~ek
whie, sef, washing t,ar,t and lodging viii b., urn
shssi Ian;-rs ~ years OF asr. and those
der l. years and Than Year age thsse
OF year of age Sad under. Tlsr fnari county
commissioners this right Ia reject any and all
bids BY order al the Aoari VI county commission
ers- W. 4 SLOAN,
rs 4 4. RouxN. County Clerk
Deputy h-tw
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22
Notice to D0fes.s.

NoriCE Is hsreby given that In pursuance OF SGT
~ OF Tie Legislature of the state cl kznSas rntitf
An act Ia provide Tor AMI revuiase ry slr.toa
nj Voters In cife- OF the drst and class AMI "a
repeal all prior acts IN relation thcr~to The ,..ks
Tor the registration ct voters In the of Saina
nov open required by said set. Al voters desir-
Q" he rgtst~rss must sp~sr IN person b-orr ;h-
CITY Cirrk during usnai oiee hours nppy l., b.
regi>t,rrsi ansi give his nsnse age. oecupatsn ant
particular place III rcs,tence, designating the number
81 lot and street block upon which he r,-iies The
SAID registration poll books VIII be AMI open
nj piLce the Court House until further notice
In testimony whereof have hsr~usso set my hand
anal oieisi seal. Thu, ioth day OF April. A ~ Is.s
lsx.Ll n. y. BOWEN,
U-A 4 L. l.IL
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22
a RicM oPEsisc

leadsitIe. Colorado Ia VAT DEPOSITS 81
e.rbsoai@s 81 silver =, i~siFts. asssy ta-s 81
esfsnf eososis b. ri..-i
Thy lay N barKssf.I ii. al grsssl fsssa :
u 10 fi fhi~t sai lfssa o. lsa fss s-iss ~
far nsseI ssih ~ .ss tssst aaS <sssrsi
sis-tsns dep. ~1psssEs ss..fts issx rssss.s "a
=. tho s.ffsr fssssei. rslss h<r .8-
quartz b-sssDfsrs fsssi. saa-s< sssrzF .s5 a.s
ly hs..i t-ssE The sais r-4as.sse.
The Best Wy There 81 ssasss CAS- -
iessea sosth tsfs tss Gsssss fsrssr 9 fs-ases.
% nssiss D>aF~r f-se~ ~ sssss r.ss s.ssy
s,.k.- . s..l,. 8 s.ssys.y. a. @ss,s g. iessssi-
fss.. I'M ss.ss ssa. 80 ss-s II a.essx tsst
xr.4s. % fi.- kssz.s r-esse 81 sf< e.sr.s - ssf
Essscs. Ps~-rax.s rfssss r.s4s tsw - sas
a<A-s ba>
CotogoAo -Tss Fss>f ssss,sss~ss s-s Fis<~ss.
ke.sfs 81 Ansres. eA~s..>-s .s.gss sesssas~ -
s.s.z<a1- s.sr. fs~ar AT sssslss.sssx ss.s.
s<>~- ssss>r.s ss-r1a<s. 49,
o. s.4s .s ssis<x. sol Srzas<sr .sss-s ...s
rEssy 81 s.s.~rT. ssSrs s-~ss.ss-s sss--<s--.s
49, rIes-sr. s<stsr. se.-s<.s. ssssz a.s,s.s.s
lar $50 osrr- restrz -as RIA saf ss,ssr
ss<4rr.-
Golden Osft 0oUss N Esszss rsese~ e.
ssfs sss r.Assas e@ss< tsss-s sss-f---s .sss
rsssz<s sb-y-.r rssss~s - s<r..s bsg .~s 49,
Ssss s~ss - fss@sss ssss>sf ss.sr- 81 .sfs-s
ss.a<ss-rs. a-<r.ss - .4ssas ssss s-&sr ~ sA-rs
is< s-s sss,xsaz. a s&ss.ssz ~ <s--s~z 90 s--.<
rz-.s> - ess5J r~ss~a
Free - p. q. ssss a-~s. rx~ as'E
k.-ss- rsdsss n-y- k..-.s ceJ. Ne. - ~ So
c>A~<S<s r-ssss, - - ter. ~ s-s@sas-4s
nl.rr. f<cs x<>s< ~ L><sFssis. aisssrssrd rts
~ ss>z z4ss - ,ss<srs E-<s--~ s~s-<.ss ss~~p
. c00AT. c-@- Pa. arsss.
Kansas CITY, NO
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22
1iMlinisfr0fOr's Notice
or Sale Of RIAL Estate Of Nsis. NJ. Baek,naa,
Deceased. 20 psy deSfs.

NofitE Is hereby given. that the undersigned Ad-
~ mnistraior OF ssist estate, will ODER public
auction nj The east door Of the Court House IN.
ciiy OF Nna. IN saline county. and state of Kansas
on M"n'iay. the 2nd day ef June, q. ID. ISIS, 81
"eoek m. OF said day. the following real sssais
viz.
The northwest quarter OF Scctfou ". Township rs.
Range west 81 the siNth Principal Meridian, In The
County and state Aforesaid
Irtin-' on--hafi each In hand and the balance IN
annual ray nsen,s not Ia esceed two years with psr
cent trer.-t, according To er,tsr ef the froL.s
Court kp NELSON,
i5sw Administrator.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22
-lsinsinisfr0f0r's NOsscr

SraTf 90 KANSAS
totNrS 80 SALINE.
In the Probate Gonrt IN and fr sail ssn.fy a, tin.
msiicr "f tls estate of Airhssi kah,a dses..-s
NoficE b bsr-I,y giy.n that istt.,. of atu,ta,..
iraf'on hs,- been granted la ths @,
'hr estst. 90 Nshssi ku.'m. lsir of ssi cosaty do
Hes-'i by The ust,"rsi,lr IN. rrss. a.sast tbs
sinty asst state Aforesaid dated tho 18Th ss Of Ma
\. - iss' Nos, all rerssns hsti.g claims ss.ia-i
aiH r-ta; ar hsrsf ns'tiasi .hat tssy
is satsse W. tbs uai -lgn.t log altos sise within ,.s
raf iin fhe dale ~ sat tsr- tis.y p.ss be tpr
= ".ss if'sa soy i-nsat OF .-taf. and that IL
-irh etss s not sshist.i within thr.- y..r. aft.r
li' 'ias ~ sssi letters. thy .haii d. fs.,sr b.sT.,
. DIV bssE1 W BkEkS
Nhi"r Nara, hsf u. fNss. ASssinists siss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS ADVs.

Does all kinds Of jobbng and rparing with neat
ness and dispatch. House moving specially. an
prepared 10 raise move any kind of house any
time. Shop on seventh street, Iron Avenue,
Salina. Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22

TO send you to heaven this very night
A hundred dollars We must have, 30
we'll go for your baggage This was
uttered with infinite disgust.
Tho merchant then spoke. You'll
find nothing OF account IN our baggage,
but If you will ask this young lady for
her hat, and carefully rip out the lining
You will End something worth your
pains
The girl turned to ward him with blsz
ing eyes, and uttered but one word:
Traitor
There was no escape the hat was sc.
cured. After the lining was very care
fully ripped out it vas returned with
in luck, in luck = said tho high way
man. Jump in, nil. I'm sorry for
your loss. miss. but We are bound 10
take whatever Is sent us. We have no
treasure, bat this will do. Drive on
q want the way-bili,' said excited
~, for the scene we bad inst witnessed
had increased my indignation 10 fever-
heat.
He handed Il n ms but il hnttered
under the horses feet, and again l de-
handed II. Mechanically he packed 1t
up, mounted the wheel. and handed il
10 me. Then touching his hat To the
ady, said:
Bot for this lining Jon might have
been lying IN yondcr ditch. No treasure
IN board, Como this way next time
Without il and we'll finish your &C.
cunts. Drive on
We gladly followed hss advice, bat
'oald not ind language vigorous enough
o express our contempt for the mean
'ess Of tho merchant The driver suore
y him in SPaaish, aad The yoass LADY
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22

10 my surprise, che looked the i'm
ago Of despair and grief; the color had
faded out Of her rosy cheeks; even her
lips were ashy and pale. Her hands
were clasped in the most agonizing ex-
precision, and she mutely gazed at the
slender shape below, mocking her with
its airy grace Of blooms
ooh, my friends! can't you recover
that hat tor me1 Dc, in pity, and
will thank you to my dying day"
mo mother, appealing for q lost
child, could have been more piteous,
while tears stood in her eycs. was
half angry that any woman could be 80
metamorphosed by the loss OF . hat.
The merchant whistled, looking bewil-
dcred, but evidently didn't choose to
risk his life. The driver and horseshoer
came to her rescue; they fastened hook
on to the end Of coil Of rope, saving
Don't fear, mise, nor look so anxious;
we'll rig something an get yer hat.
The driver, stretched at full length.
with only his head and arm over the
preciPice, and anchored firm by tho rest
Of the party, threw his rope, harpoon
fashion, with m unerring aim. Ii caught
in the rim, the hat was drawn mp care
fully and restored to tho young girl,
who, with exhilarating color and spark
ling eyes, thanked the men most pro
fusely. They cut short her rharsodies
BY Jumping on the drivers box aud tell.
ing rs n 'plie in
Once inside, she said:
As you arc all nay friends, ! must let
you into the secret Of my hat. All the
money possess - hidden in tho lining
quilted in-and no man, not even high |
would cver suspect the treas. |
are hidden in such cell, now, would
heyr
We OF course praised her ingenuity.
"A good thousand is it!' said the mer-
AanC
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-05-22
Notice.
L. :. Land Odsee
saiina. Kansas. ss9
April 18th, fS.s.

4 DMPLAiNr having hem catered nj th,s once by
~ =. WAshhsrn against n. o. RrSsi tor ahsnsiaa-
ing has homestead entry No. is. dated Junr ~. is.>
upon the north half the south wcss quarter OF s~c
lion 6, township is. range VEST. IN Sai,a~ county.
Kansas. with view Ia the cancellation sald sutyy
The said parties hereby .umnsas~i 10 sp,rsr al
this oiee the iosh day OF June. is.s NJ u o esck
A Ia rrspont Aad furnish trstln.sny concerning
said alls,ssi abandonment. L. B.pND
B-iw Register
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-11
A Double Benefit Proposed to John
t. Ford
FITTING TRIBUTE TO HIS WORTH.
The following explains itself:

FITTING TRIBUTE TO HIS WORTH.
The following explains itself:
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 10th, 1879.
To Mr.: John Z. Ford, Manager National Theater,
Washington:
SIR:-The announcement of your benefit, with
the eminent attraction Of Mr.. John Mccullough
and Miss Mary Anderson In a play of singular
beauty OF language and purity OF sentiment, has
OccaSlOned such demand for places that many
OF your friends are unable to participate in the
double endowment OF bearing personal testimony
to your worth and witnessing performance
full OF fascinating interest on account of the
limit Of accommodation.
We unite, therefore, In asking for an addi-
tiOnal performance Of the same play with the
same brilliant opponents OF English drama One
for representative community like this to pay
an adequate tribute to one who has dignified
and SWeetened life, not only In the theater but
In other public service, whose domestic life is
beyond reprOach, and whose charity is house
hold word. We beg, under the circumstances,
forded us to make the benefit a browning testi-
montal OF our esteem and good will.
Very respectfully, yours,
James G. Blaine, A. E. Burnside, L. O. c. La
mar, c. w. Jones, Frank Hereford, James B.
Groome, Thomas Ewing, JOS. G. s. Blackburn,
$. s. Cox, James w. Covert, JnO. W. Caldwell,
Robt L. Taylor, j. Proctor Knott, j. G. Carlisle,
X. w. ToWnshend, Dan1 NJ Henry, Oliver Wei
ler1n, Casey Young, E. B. Finley, A. NJ. Scales.
d. B; Culberson, Q. X. Singleton, j. D. c. At
er, PM: 3; Thompson. jr., VIM. q. Forney, VIM.
u: Lowe, Van 81. Manning, ]. R. Hawley, w.
Ktmmel, VIM. d. Springer, r. Graham Frost,
Jno. L. Blake, w. n. Calkins, F. E. Beethoven,
j. Fred: C. Talbot, Henry d. Bingham, Frank
b: Hurd, John G: Thompson and others.
ance asked for above will take place Friday
evening,