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The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1879-12-26

Only a couple Of hundred guldens
more than it was three years ago" an
swered the Rabbi with a sigh. Il could
not lay by any more, for can hardly
gain the neccssaries of life for my fam
ily."
The King became very serious.
Il cannot understand you, Samson"
he said. You say that you are now
richer than when you left my country,
and complain at the same time of being
hardly able to gain livelihood for your
family"
Your Majesty cannot understand
me because you count your riches by
what man has in his possession, while
| count my riches by what lhave given
out of my possession and stored up with
my father in heaven
"Oh, I understand you now y ex-
claimed the King. When | had asked
you three years ago, what was the
amount of your riches, you had COM
puted the amount of money you had
spent on good deeds and told me eighty
thousand guldens Itwas not the amount
which you had in your.possession that
you have told me then"
Precisely so, if your Majesty please.
My banishment and the confscation Of all
my property proved even that what |
possessed was not mine for [ have lost
it in one day
L am sorry that did not understand
you at that time. You shall be restored
to all the property of which | so un-
Justly deprived you, and to your office
as the Treasurer of my State, Your
salary shall, moreover be doubled, in
order that you shall betab1e to store
up with your Father in heaven that
amount which you might have stored
up by this time, if it were not for the
trouble [ have caused you"
The King took Rabbi Samson along
with him to his Capital and made him
very great. Whenever Kings and
Princes from foreign countries visited
him, he introduced his faithful Treasurer
and told them the curious story about
" the amount of Rabbi Samson's riches"
have heard this story from one of
my teachers while [ was. but child.
| have put it now in my Kaleido-
scope" for the edifcation of American
Nabobs. f
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\ Pending Decision.
(.>1'7l

According to the Birmingham Daily
Mail a most important question is dis
turbing the minds of the Gainsborough
folk Just now, During the absence of
one Of the Reverences his wife arranged
with book k-sellcr for the purchase of a
family Bible On his return the hus-
band refused to pay for it Whether
he reflected that the enormous adyan-
tagcs he had derived from his call to
arms did not permit of such a luxury,
or whether he objected on principle to
any sort of Bible, family Or otherwise,
we do not know. When sued for the
amount, he pleaded that he was not liza
ble, because a Bible was not neces-
sary of life The judge could not
make up his mind whether he agreed
with this view, 50 he has adjourned the
case Pending the Judges decision, " Is
a family Bible a necessary of hfe?' is
an all absorbing question, at least i'll the
Gainsborough district
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German Jews and Their Foes.

The London Globe of the 1st inst.
contained the following Note Of the
Week" The success which the He
brew nation has lately achieved in so
many different professions, both in Eu-
rope generally, and in Germany more
particularly, has provoked, as it seems,
Il formidable outburst OF crusadlng ar
dor AGAINST the descendants OF Israel.
1t is recorded in the correspondence
sent to a French paper few days ago,
that an association, having the ambl-
tous title of league, has been lately
started with the express purpose of
centralizing and opposing the Jews in
all their doings. The manner in
which the club or society was to act was
by stirring up agitation amongst all
classes Of people whose interest or
prosperity seemed to be menaced by the
strangers; and there were undoubtedly
excellent examples to be found IN hlsto-
ry where sroh proceedings had ended in
the comp.e aae0,ttHre OF 5ht ##e.
One of the curious features - the pes
ent scheme was however shat If H1s
combined VITA a. bold bio ior tne sup
port4of the |'e1ly,' .....g ~ dnrah 7o1
6UdJC. anu #a4' t+tl~-'t' ".'.#s ''r'~+
the title OF reactlonacles, orv nov N ta.
vor with the great Chancellor Unfor-
tunately for the success OF the League,
its opinions were not taken up IN the
country with all the zeal they would
have commanded six or seven centuries
ago. The subscriptions come in slowly,
and the members were almost as few
and far between; so that the president
and vice president of the club were tain
to aspire to popularity by surrounding
their meetings and deliberations IN
thick veil Of mystery.
Here, however, fresh obstacle arose,
for the enemy instead of being dismayed
by the war declared against him, found
means to introduce into the adverse
camp some spies, who faithfully report
ed all the secret plots and plans. These
plots and plans were then published in
the Taqblatt, and caused so much dis
may in the League that the president
was requested to challenge the editor OF
that paper. He did so, accordingly,
hoping that the person challenged would
infallibly refuse to go out. The latter
unexpectedly replied by sending back
his representative to the headquarters
of the club. where the challenger took
particular care not to show his face.
The episode has not exactly tended to
raise the credit of the crusaders, nor to
commend to public notice their schemes,
which include the Punishment of the
Jews from the army, the excision Of the
Psalms from the Church service, and
the prohibition to be henceforth i'm
posed upon all good Christians against
frequenting theatres or concerts where
there are any Israeites amongst the
artists or eXccutants
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PATENT INSIDE PAPERS.

Such publications are not Of the worst
kind, as | am going to explain. Sup
pose an enterprising publisher conceiyes
the idea of printing paper which may
circulate among a limited number Of
readers. He knows that the number OF
subscribers and advertisers he can get
would not pay the printing expenses Of
a whole paper Of course, the small
resources he has would not allow him
to remunerate good writer's, to subscribe
for foreign papers, to pay reporters, etc.
He therefore makes a contract with
another publisher who has a paper Of
established circulation, that he should
furnish him with a certain number of
copies Of his paper printed ON one side
only, without the heading or name,
Upon the blank side of these copies he
prints his own heading, local news, a
few contributions and the ADVERTISE
ments he can get, and calls it his own
paper, and by the name he chooses to
give to it. Thus, for instance, you may
happen to come to a small city in the
state of Nebraska, and get a paper
which is presumably published in that
city, but in the inside pages of which
The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1879-12-26

So preach what my congregation
likes best.
This was sufficient to convince my
husband that my prejudices were not
without foundation"
Thus the good lady. At hearing the
recital | thought within myself: the
Rev. DR.. Q. has a patent-inside. In
deed, his title did not correspond with
his character. But that title was AFRO
gated by himself, and no college or sem
mary is to be blamed for it.
(T0 be C0ntiuued.)
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PART THE SECOND.
THE AMOUNT OF RABBI SAMSON 5
RICHES.

THE AMOUNT or RABBI SAMSON
RICHES.
Five years have passed since the Com
munity of Ostropol has been saved from
the threatening disaster. The Israelites
Of that Community have recovered from
their impoverished conditions Several
rich and enterprising Jewish merchants
have come from other States to settle
in that city which was so favored by the
King. But Rabbi Samson kept himself
as retired from public affairs as hereto
fore. He was never seen in any place
of prominence, and was never heard
where the representative men OF the
Community were assembled to speak.
Once the rumor was heard that the
King was to visit the city Of Ostropol.
The grateful lsraelites made prepara
tions to honor him in befitting man
ner. They collected purse Of money
to present to him, and on the day of
his arrival came out to meet him with
blessings. L nc ledDDlll, CdllS lllS l SCIoll
of the Law on his arm, and the Parness
(president of the congregation carry
ing the money to be presented in silk
purse wrought with gold and jewels, pre-
ceded by a boy and girl dressed in
festive garments, the one carrying bread
and wine on a silver tray, and the other
with basket of the most beautiful
flowers on her arm and followed by num-
Der of aged men, whose gray boards
foated over their breasts and snowy
locks over their shoulders, all carrying
scrolls of the law on their arms-went
out to meet the King, The whole jew
ish Community followed the beautiful
array dressed in festive garments.
When the carriage of the King reached
the procession, the Rabbi pronounced
aloud the blessing Blessed be He
who has permitted flesh and blood to
partake of great honors." All the people
answered amen. y Herupon the boy
offered his bread and wine and the girl
her flowers to the King, who accepted it
gracefully. Then the Parness ap-
preached him and offered the purse, say
ing:
Thou, O Gracious King, hast freed
us from taxes and hast given us the
chance to become prosperous Commu-
nifty. We offer Thee this as a token of
our gratitude and prosperity.
But the King refused to accept the
money and said:
1.-The reception which you have ac-
corded me is quite sufficient to convince
me of your loyalty, | have granted
YOU freedom of all taxes for twenty
years. and will accept no money of you
for this time, But have come to
take from YOU that which is worth to
me more than all the money you could
offer. My Chancellor of the EXchequer
died few weeks ago. need an honest
man to manage the Treasury of the
State | have therefore, decided to
take Rabbi Samson and to appoint him
as my Treasurer. Of course, as such a
functionary he will have to quit this
The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1879-12-26
VOL. ~.
TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Kaleidoscope C erman Jews and theirFoes
A Pending Decision-Cor orrespondence-Local
and DOmeStic-Thc next Census and the He
brew Charities of the Country Foreign Rec
Ord-What is Judaism The Centennial Statne
Sunday Lectures-Indian Mother-W Worship
The Russian Jews "A Conversation in the
Pulpit-What is Religion-Our llluSion-The
Historical Poetry of the Ancient Hebrews
A New Move on Old S,ttan-Ihc Jews of
Morocco.
3eutider Ihetl.
Observation-Disclosures -3urNtmetr -GnGrinnerun8ss
Matt aug Wlinna &les5el0, nrbetr.
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Y II.
PATENT INSIDE.

The term Patent Inside may not
be generally understood. But it fits the
subjects which my fancy brings under
this head | must, therefore, give full
explanation of the term before | pro-
ceed to regular work. There are in cir
culation
The Jewish advance. (Chicago, Ill.) 1878-1881, 1879-12-26

you una prcclSCly the same aftlclcS anu
foreign news which are to be found i'll
another paper published in central Ohio.
These two papers get their inside pages
printed in one and the same office, per-
haps in New York. Sometimes ten aud
more such papers draw from the same
source. They are called patent-inside
papers. The institution is very good
one for secular papers, indeed. A paper
that is to be circulated in various parts
Of the country and to the contents of
which various editors have to give their
names (the supposition is that among
several editors some may be men of
honor) must necessarily procure read
ing matter Of general tendency, and,
i'll as far as possible, of general useful
ness. \ publisher that has a large pat
ronage for the inside pages Of his paper,
has also the means to procure good ar
ticlcs for it. Readers subscrib-
ing to patent-inside paper are there
fore sure that the inside pages will not
contain anything absolutely wrong.
Whether any Jewish editor can honest
ly give his name to such publication,
and whether a patent-insidc can be Sc
cured to suit the character of Jewish
paper, are questions about which | will
not speak here. My object was only to
explain the term which | have put at
the head Of this chapter Thus a
patent-inside paper means a publication
which bears certain name at the out
side, but the inside Of which is made to
suit any other name.
PATENT-INSIDE MINISTER'S.
A Apprenticeship minister is thing,
"a man, | mean who bears ON
the outside a name for which his
inside may fit or not, because
it is not prepared for his special calling.
The calling ofa minister implies honesty,
integrity, purity and learning as man
and the abilities to teach good princi-
plies to others as an officer The one
that possesses the last without the
former bias the patent-inside of char
acter which does not correspond with
his calling, nay, it is a plain contradic-
tion to it. He is just like q scientific
paper, the inside Of which is made up"
of reading matter for sensation hunters,
monte banks and gamblers.
A lady, the wife of a president of a
respectable congregation in New York,
told me once the following story
when the Rev DR.. @. came to this
city as candidate for our pulpit, he
was the guest of our house He is a
gentleman Of good appearance and ad
dress, fine specimen of a man as you
would say. He made himself at home
in our house in very short time, and
behaved toward the ladies with famil-
iarity which might be offensive in any
man but a gentleman Of the sacred call
ing He made very unfavorable i'm
preston on me, but his friends lauded
his learning and capacities; his sermons
were very good and we'll delivered My
husband reproached lie for the preju
dices which | had against him. But !
made up my mind to show my husband
that there was no sincerity Of principle
in that man. You know we are ortho-
dOX nrOOln and would have no reforms
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Y |

RaJJi Samson, of OStropol.
A Rabhinical Legend in two parts, written for
all good children from the age of seven up
to the age of seventy, and especially
recommended to those who are
blessed with the good things
Of world
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gbs Nnleiuoseope.

A NEW SERIES OF LOOSE SKETCHES ABOUT Ev-
EI,YTHiNG IN GENERAL AND NOTHING
IN PARTICULAR.
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Only a couple Of hundred guldens
more than it was three years ago" an
swered the Rabbi with sigh. Il could
not lay by any more, for can hardly
gain the neccssaries of life for my fam
;11- -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09

Dl0EO 4bCoSs
Winter wheas loolcs psoaising Sor sAsl
4ine % the yeas.
Jonathan Tinker aad JOIN, KiAgmau
iintend soon 70 start West ON hsniing
expedition.
! B. II. Kelley and Aason Miller 20 q
Wichita this wcsk to attend The Grand
Lodge of I. o. G. r. u DO held NJ tina,
place.
A. X. Head, candidate for Sheriff, J.
". Amos, candidate tor County Clerk
and H. q. Order, ~AO wxnts q
County COmmissiOnsr from Gypsum
Valley, made rousing Republican
speeches at the Bridge school house on
Wednesday evening.
1t seems that every locality hiss man
they weaid lake to bring forth - can.
didste 70 represent the second eommis-
sioner disssics 1t the County COnven-
ton Dsxt Saturday. We ssill oatend
that Gypsum Valley is sntitied To- the
next Coaasy Commissioners from THE
District.
Messrs. Carlia and Scholl, Editor
Stacey Of Salina, took 10 Bridge ~
week looking over the high water bridge
at this place. They found the bridge in
worse condition than represented and
will take no moro responsibility TOR the
safety OF those cros6nK the bridge, md
will, they say, replace the old one with
Q new iron one il they can afford it..
There 10 no point on Gypsum Greek
where there ID more crossing than Ut this
place.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09

The grass 10 rapidly drying up. and
farmers viii do well to::look st once "a
the preparing OF suitable ire gus:ds
Also road ovsssesrs will observe the
following Law relative to their duties -
quoted from chapter AZ, section 4. gen,
eral States.
LIST. Ii shall be the duty Of each and
every road Oversser of the counties oi
Aarshall, Washington, Republic J,w,
oil, Closd, Reno, Rice, Woodses, Aesras,
Mitchell. Saline, Potta q tomis, Sam ner.
Osborn and Allen, within bis road dis
tsict, between he Gtsssssh 1sy Of Sep.
tember and the fifteenth day OF October
Of each year hereafter. to cause to be
plowsd alosg both side Of every Da,6
oat and Travelled rood, cad whieA h ma
feoced, OF sloag which . hedge row 10
not beeo Get oct, . "Trip at beeakine q
least three furrows in width, and the
distance between the strips To be no,
lees than three rods, and to causs the
grass to b carefully barned sioae such
roads between sach strips OF breaking.
End. Tho road oveeseer Of each road
district shalt give three Days notice to
psrsons rssiding 10 bic district, ssbjecs
70 perform rosd work, Of tias and place
he will attead and direct the work 10 b
performed - Aforesaid, and nay direct
.hst ,nPlsosats ssOa psrsos q psssoss
sAall bring. - wv
3rd. Il shall b the daty Of every
person % aoti6sd. 70 pssloso TOO dsys'
work. il 20 required, By Tie rod over.
sssr, exclusive Of sAs road work aos
required Of HIN, and 10 cass Of he rsfa.
eel to perform said labor, shall b ssb-
jsc4 70 the psovisioas Of secsioa tveasy
Of chapter sigAty-ssas. gsesssi ssssssss.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09

4th. 1t shall be, the duty of tbs. road
loverseer to recslptt 10 ssch perSoaz no
performs the labor required ofshim
aforesaid, and in case Of said oves1eer
failing to perform the daiics req1ire9 of
him by this act. shan b sul,is1s u. Die
provisions Of section thisly f, ar sha Iaer
eighty nine, genera saat1aesssS&
An act to create u ire department, for
the prevention OF tho spread of prni, ie
hres IN certain counties herein named.
Took effect March 9th, 1872.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09

1bo Rrasso cWmax ~ SIfcvsea- - al las I
achieved. The poor rejoice. the sick
arise anu walk, the rich ba-k IN the
golden sunshine Of perfect health. The
physical miseries of the Lnman tsaIne
need no longer be endured. ~IlaSlfTSG S
CALlFoANA soaDEs CoNPogys ~ Dys
Pepsia. Constipasion, Ssclk He Ache,
Comseg up OF Food, Jsnsdice. Liver
ComPsAias Biliousnes-. Goar raj DsL,I,
ty, Drowsiness ard Low Spirits. This
wonderful remedy will poshireiy cure,
and that where every remedy has failed
10 prove sbas She w0sdsssss ssSsAsoy
will do all ws CLAIM. for IL Won are pre-
scented with trial tai,le free OF cost, BY
which you will readily pr.c..yei,- WI
aerfui curative qualities. sand " lirh viii
shov you what . regaIas one aall,r size
bottle will do. For sale by Howard NJ.
Sale. Sslins, Kansas.
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Notice.

OrvIcy COUNTY SUP'r PUBLIC iNsrRUcrIGH,
SALINE COUNTY, Kansas.
SALINA, January Is. 1879.
STHERE will be . bimohthly examination for teach
ers' certificates. the drst on the last SATURDAY IN
February aud th~rrsi the same day IN each al
t~rnste month Exercises begin NJ 9:5D =. M /, and
cI0se at Is D. =, and will be conducted M writing
lee at dollar. required by law, OF each appii-
cant. before adu' To rNnIilnnfion- All are
urg-t: lie prompt allowance can be made ior
loss OF time.
BOARD OF EXAMINERS.
The Sui~rinG n-nt will be in HE Office every Sat-
urdnv, eSce1A animation days. la which case he
will ts found la hts Office the following Monday
lie would remind school officers to he prompt In send
ing reports required by law. -
WILLIAM BISHOP,
l-tf sup't Pub. Instruction.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09
Notice for Publication.
LAND OrFIcE Az >kLIxA, kAxsAs,
~s.tststufss-r i,sfh IL

LAND orRicE Az >ALINA. kANsAs,
September iah. ls.g.
N0IiCE - h~reby given thst the foiinwi n AIMED
~ settler has fled notice Of his inf.nit,n MAXI
anal prS0f in support Of his claim, AMI unal
.atry thereof ~ the expiration OF thy days iron,
TIE date OF this notice. viz:
Jacob nacklss. Homestead Application No lSse
f0r the - Src 81. Twp. 10. Z tage w~ss and
aaneo ne SHOWING - his Witnesses, viz. 3 A.
\. L. BOND.
9-&. Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09
IGc Railway
L EADVILLE e.!
a RiCh OPENING
lc0dsiiic, Colorado

tendsiiic. Colorado -rhr vast deposits Of
c'rbnalies al silver at L.s,Is iIk many aii.-
extent, conceded 10 c the ryhy-t CT discovered.
my lay 10 hprik.n beds r,ai gravel from
t. l. feet thick. AMI fr,ni H. NJ lot b.ty ths sur
""e. arr ni'n-i wa, Ihs alt 81 rick an, shovel 10
blasting 90 dep. .',siy. stiHs ,i,s py.assi, a.
Is ths with ~" narrow. Vsrtit ,s,a. al h.rS.d
'r' quartz h"r''ii"r tini. pt-ri, .,sei,y cal ,is-
iy hryIsi beng thu "nil f.gu,-ii.-
The 6est Way There IA h.n.s.i shs. &c
LS'N""""fth TAX" the NinFt- i't.'dr ~, T. .nses
The pcnN"r. >,aifh rns ps.,ss ts. !. q, wsb.tsv
- miles w->I - beaver t.psr .ath rsFk daily
stages - In.i- to t,iraty d. aiie-. ts.str ale
ihi8 the IA at Linz t,iIss oJ stssias t,i-
great, "a IA" hs,s,, facia. nv carthi On r..t
tNar'r' r.a-~p-"r irr'as. g,t.- - i,~ =. ~ any
usi.r tinr E-.r f-.FF
Colorado III, great -,1irsrium sn,i rirasarU
Resort tscrt, .lrs ahsa ,. In a.,st.e 81
mr'sn' with ,ta pare I"nic Nht,r,iins atInss-
I'hsf". ~ "unsr.'as mineral srrs,. rn,,ns- .po.-
u, ni gold 'ni silver. AMI the sr.a-sr ss.nt ssi
variety 81 ~ semen, of-f, unr ifitt attraction.
f'r The riea-urs s"stsr, scientist. Artri capsls..
To- Invalid. ms 'yer-woftp, 81 .a ne ,it AMI SILVER
seekers.
Golden Bolt Route ~. KAi-,s r.eia,R'Y
= 'be "nlS iinr r'in"ins -. ~ triir- siu.
fTliman ~i-sra. rslass- ana ti-s,pt o., at .s.-
md 'ias, t"'s.sys u i'.pNr siirstrasy a rifs.
pas,ensrs tsg.tse idtiis nj So y - a
line sn' so''srt IL ihg.io'y Ihr ci,s.-'i - ssst
r"nt" m .y-ry resI-ct
frcs SIND I, a.. q ,.fssf f,sn.tr -. lsa.
hia-s- rariic ny, ksp-a, eos. NJ, fl' the E.r
.'tolcrri" i"aIst. i,,,I s,s.r ~ sx~ flIsL,r.is
Miner. al ir., guts ., :; ,t,itf. iiiuatr,i,d sun
ih' s'-t r.sp Isi iIi,h.i ts,is=. rotf.ss stamp
p CROAr. ".a 20, Nr-Ht.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09
Notice To Tdr-PHyers.

OrrIcE OF COUNTY TREAsUER.l
SALINE COUNTY kASsAs.
SALNA. September Ind, lS,Y,
NOTICE. Is hereby given that the following deser,b-
ri Lands uni Town Lots, or much thereof mAy
t.~ necesssty i''r hzt purpose, wtii Monday the
Eta DAY at October, \ ID, i>ss BE- sali nj my Office
"a the Court it"u-e >aiina the and
shxrs~s thereon Tor the year a. ID. ISIS.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09
Notice for Publication.

LAND OtiIcf At s,LIy.. k,Ns..
September -th, 1s.3.
NOTU T. Is hereby given That the i"i"w ting named
II settler has died notice of her ini-ni,n Ia make
Enal proof IN suptsrf IL his risin Rn final
-niry thereof The expiration thirty days irnm the
dale 0fths NOTICE. va:
Jass White, u. r.. No. Ii. il1 i"r thu " NV Sec
%. Twp. II Range west and n,n-s the following
LeT Witnesses va: ". \. rarkrr. =. ). Gpdi rey,
and u h Sutton al Saline county.
sa-a 1 L BOND,
Register
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09
Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT SALINA kANs
SenteInl,r 18Th ls.q

LAND OFFICE AT SALINA kANs
September, 18Th ls.9.
TGTItE Is hereby gwen that the following named
- settler has died oil his intention To make
final proof in support his claim, and secure final
entry thereof at the aspiration thirty days from the
Gate OF this notice,
WIN. n Sutton, Homestead aspiration No. ls8l!
for the hf swqr. Sec. -, Ip. Is. ~ West, and
names the following his Witnesses, viz: II. j.
Banks, and s. Gordon OF Saline County, Kansas.
n3s-5w T. 1. BOND, Register.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09
Br idge office.

AaOfiCE IL hereby given that the Bridge Bonds
u yoed TOR On the 18th day al September, l,'..
an Dayton township, Saline county Kansas. Will
he issued 10y the undersigned ON the 18th day OF
october Dated this eoIh day of :. Iaember. ls19
IHos. HIuRpAN. Trustee.
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DAYTON Township