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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09
SUCCESSFULLY TREATED VIM
SAMF0RD'S RADICAL Cur,

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bricfsnrvey OF this mos, serious disease warns IN
Gho acted with IL to make spec ~ foe
re tressment before eeeops. CHRONIC: The sdyan-
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09
IUJsraPUBLTsHED.

AcarefuIly revised Treatise on Cstarrh With N -
curate description Of symptoms and sympathy &c de-
eAsea. together with minute directions for e6ectinR
With sAx1osDs Radical Cu.I speedy and perma:
health OF vast Importance to all afflicted With cstarrh
It 10 wrapped about sch Bottle OF tho RADICAL cCl1
o. VIII be- mailed free on receipt Of stamp.
: Each package OF 6AslosD's RApfcAL crll contains
tloa5 ior use a on e.:ea tiee d sod ~ en- ySols
and Canada. WEEKS D POTTER, 6anarl Agents
AID Wholesale Druggists, Boston, Asas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09
Kansas PaC
Lam ISLANDS,
KANSAS TO the FRONT!

Lam % S!LAN OS!
KANSAS TO The FRONT! =
The Leading Wheat state In the uni., tn IS-s sn.,
The Fourth earn >tai--thc Great Kansas
Harvest al is1s was Solii i,r
The celebrated Grain ii-t oi country IN thu ilnctsns
section of C-stral Kansas, tsvcrs"i b, the ktns,,
The EnlIowing ststrmrnt- taken from thu r,I.ri
of the Kinsa, state Board ut Agriculture Tor l-.-.
WHEAT ss s.@,a' ,s '1 t in+ h what a
the Un'.n ISIS predicting 81 II .s> hu>i"l- 81 VIM
ter wheat, ami 3..s6. sn oas,r, al spring What
otai,
32,315,3 61
Bushels Of wh"st, with only ons,hth .'f thu STATE
under cultivation THE orgs',ik,-i spti-s iNt.s
the ,.,li-n wh.at Belt "f ihr htsss i,rta. pr,i.i
- Sj. "a bushels, ever a. pr cent. aud ,neIiis
ahr-iartIng counties fully IL U.1 i,sh,i- q,
per cent at the .ntirr i-d o wh-st IN the
~ ising 2. b'shels 10 the ACRE. While thu r
IA. state wRs L. bushels per
CORN G%ss IN IS ." r1 s%,% -,',
~ h,i,h~ls OF Cofa az which tL- ,.,lieu ,,r,n t
counties produced 9. "a. 05S bushels 81 tr
nearly "ne-ihiri al The entire NI.i ~ TIL star
an equally grant showing ia all other s,,,umrnt "i
agriculture,
The foregoing tact. show eanciu.,vcIy why :, per
cent ofthr increase in population In the state iurug
population daring the pat g.Ir, AMI a. pr
the Increased ACREAGE OF wheat IN The state IN ss he
iong--t IT, IN. ''Got,-n Bell. -
a farm for Eyeyybody.-G.,i So, farms
up.'sD acr.--iOr sale bt Kansas f.rinc-th. best
land IN Amrrics. nj from - To u per acre. pnr-uir-
ter I'd for cash, ON or u years credit pct
Interest u don't take much MONEY Q" buy = farm
III" Kansas fscidc; s.i to -, wit acfes on
credit, az fi3J u ; s' IA cash ~ bay "utright
S-ni 10 ). } ,iitmorr. Land C..nIui- ,,nsr S.I,na
kas. Ior the Kansas fscihc HSIu--irai Yui,it-
cation which tells about Lants Hoiur-t-st- rrr-
-mpii"n, Sal, Giimite. Products. stock Rti.iBg.
schools. Wages. Lsni y, pi'rrr,' T,ct.t- Rats rtr
II /, mailed Tree To ALI spplicsats
Real all you can gather about kiNEs., aud vti-n
You decide To start, BE- and h, .sftng
along Tia. KANSAS PNcikI,at tIiwNl
7, 2. CAKES. aeu'i superintendent.
KANSAS CITY. NO
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-10-09

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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-01
stpCrtn ert

| J he day OF sAie i h ID, v, Gmed Mining
O. MP ny is Ltr,by post cIrd un,il IUE :
~ lifr IL ia ~ iii day If APRIL,
1879 al IL. SINE ur AID pace
l. h. NLhLi Nal, sec'y,
| mai
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-01
FCsfpOF cmert

The day Of SAFE Of delinquent stock Of the
Rye latch Consolidated Mil and Mining Com
lany Is her>ly postponed unlii ihl kSDAY,
the FlEfLkf1li Gay q MAY, 1919, at the
same houI AID pace, ly oar Of the beard cf
1rLs,e.s. b. Il. NkkLLNAL,
aplo-td SECRETARY.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-01

ARTHUR CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND SILVER MINING
COMPANY. sa
Location of principal place of business, Para
disc, Nevada
Location OF works, Mount Rose Mining Dis
trict, Humboldt county, Nevada.
NOFiCE-1here are delinquent upon the
following described stock, On account OF assess
ment No. /, levied on the 18th day OF March,
1879, the several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows:
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-01
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
To ALEXANDER MCCRFGoR.

To ALEXANDER MCGRFGoR.
NOU are heleiy notified that the under
signed has performed lalor en- the Con
tine mine, situated in Geld Run Mining
District, Humboldt MY, Nevada, in The
years 1877 and 1873, amol nting to enc humid ed
ana hliy tslo0) dollars in tnited states gold
coin, said expenditure Icing the amount re-
qtned tChoid the same according 10 the United
states mining avs, Tor your interest Of seven
M ndfed and fifty GRO feet in said mine, ond
that HESS You lay the said enount within
nindy go days after the date q publication Of
tins notice your interest ia said mine will be-
come the property Of tie under signed
HlCHAID 1HERIAN,
Gold Run, Hrmboid' County, Nevada, Apr
2l. 80 Qo
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-01
De inQuens kouce

RYE PATCH CoRso, IDA1Eb MI i AND MIN NJ
ANY.
] oeation Of pm cIpaI place or busine Sc.
san FRA cisco, ant lnla: Loca ION . orb,
EcAo ii.t.ic., fiuDibu DIT county, tate OF
iSNaC8
lice u here ere hnqBe upon the
folio jBg d e IU d CT, II az ull' Oi a.
stssntn q y )ev e. en- The Ian day ="
iectnb L 10 u. NE seN, al amotn, n u pp,'
i,t tue nillles 81 he fes teti eilart IA la
h. f. litNs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-01
SALT, SALT.
The Desert salt CCmruny

is now prepared to furnish a choice article Of
MILLING SALT in quantities to suit, at
reasonable rates.
Al DRESS ORDERS =" DrsERT SALT ovp1Ny
BROWNS STATION, C. Z. X. r., Nevada.
aug 10 73tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-01

Anu ID aeeofdanee with law and an order of
the I.oard 81 Trustees made on the Eirhte, nth
tlsth) o. March. 1919, 50 many shares Of each
parcel ef said stock may be necessary will he
sold at pablo aaeiien at the office OF the com
pany, Paradise, Nevada On
SATURDAY, THE TENTH QOth) DAY OF
MAY, 1879,
At the holr Of O'Clock P. NJ of said day. to
pay SAID delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gethef with costs of advertising and expenses OF
the sale. II. WARREN, Secretary.
oihse at Paradise City, Humboldt county,
Nevada ap23-td.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-01
Exclusive Agent of the
DOMESTIC PAPER PATTERNS.
Spring Styles just out.
Catalogues furnished Free on application.
NOTICE.

Having established Purchasing Agency, Mr..
l.. Bien will give his personal attention to all
orders of any kind, such as Boots and Shoes,
Furniture, Crockery, Carpets, Millinery Goods,
Groceries, etc
Being in constant business relations and
having a thorough acquaintance with all the
leading houses ladies in ordering through Mr..
Bien, will receive the full benefit of his ex-
perience and find it more advantageous than
doing their own shopping.
Address letters, T. o. Box $40. MIST
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-01
HAY FOR SALE.

NOuR to Five hundred tens Of Second class
II HAY Is yet for sale On the Marker Brothers
ranch, loaded on the car at sl2 per ton
MARKER BROTHERS,
Lovelock. April s, 1879. aplo-tt
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-01
Strayed.

en- Hun boldt III use. bay mare with
n Lei, oL, back hort mui, sIt n-g ny
L. s. ntie, VI cream chr nIB3s mule, ali
sLeu bat The irung ~. A 7 " III If 1LN
} Lai,s each If fl I'd y u e ,sEdei ign, d
for the d,h cry Of TIE alin air at Humboldt
hot SO. PET Eh hAsK.
h.iAbolGt House, \ arch %. 1879 If.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-05-01
b cstEore mert.

Tie above rale Of dtl Lquent sock If the
II t ach OF solida CO A.ill and Mini 9
t'mpiIy is =, SIP ned Unit = 1IR ~ the
FIr h. Mn cay If AA.tH 1879. at the
same hon ana lace. by ofdtr OF be Bu,rd
ii Liiec obs. u. VI I'D, Ma, : ec.etary
fyl1-tu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-16
THE SUBSIDIZED PRESS,

The Strcator Free Press works itself into fc
yer heat because the managers Of the LaSalle
County Agricultural Society do not see fit to
have it to do its duty TO itself and its readers,
that is, to mention the coming county fair
The society will not pay 1t for doing what all
the other county newspapers have done with
out charge, except the LaSalle Democrat, which
like the Free Press seems to regard the county
far as sort Of newspaper bonanza, from
which to rake in numerous shakels. Barnum's
and other shows are organized to make mo-
ney. They take the loose change in the county
away and leave no tangible good behind
hence they should pay for licenses and news.
paper notices. But the county fair belongs
to the people of LaSalle county, and its success
or failure directly interests every citizen, the
editors of each of the papers named, equally
with every other person. County fairs are in
no sense to be compared to travelling menage.
res. The fair is not private enterprise, not
organized to make money, but simply TO ena-
bic the farmer, mechanic, live stock breeder
and Others to come together exhibit animals
and articles, compare experience and thereby
mutually benefit each other and the entire
community. As aR incentive to competition,
small premiums are offered on the various
products of the soil, on valuable domestic AMI.
mails machinery and articles of use or luxury
The money taken in at the gates and derived
from all other sources is paid back tOeXhibitors,
and for necessary expenses. No officer makes
dollar by it, and no one connected with it re-
ceves a cent, excepting few day laborers
employed.
The object of the society is not 70 make
money, but simply TO pay its premiums and
expenses in full.
The proceedings of the county fair, all its
details, are matters of public Importance,
which all enterprising county newspapers
should and do publish. To charge for giving
such news to their readers would be like
charging for publishing Geographic intelli-
gence, matters of information or county af
fairs in general.
Out of taoenty eight newspapers published in
this and adjoining counties, the Free Press
duu tue DeWOCTdt uiC INC oiiS ohcs tnot HdNe
raised question as to pay, or objected to pub
fishing articles relative to the county fair
To have paid these % papers $40 each, the
Presss price, would have cost $780, sum
which the society is not justified in investing
especially in substituting the press to do its
duty to itself and the people who support 1t.
Under former administration Of the socie
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-16
FAIR HUMBUGGERY,

The managers of the Winnebago County fair
got themselves into considerable notoriety a
few years ago by advertising that jeff. Davis
would attend their fair and deliver an address
That little trick having been played for all il
was worth, they next put out notice that Ben
Butler would attend their fair this year and de
liver the address. The announcement being
again sheer humbug as everybody believed,
the managers of the Grundy county fair con.
cluded they might get some cheap notoriety
and gratuitous advertising by the same dodge
and announced that Ben. Butler was also en-.
gagged for their fair. The Secretary of the La
Sale County Board, suspecting the fraud yet
imagining the bare possibility of Butler being
really engaged for the Rockford and Morris
fairs, conceived that in such case he might be
induced to come TO Ottawa, and therefore sent
HIM Dispatch asking, in substance whether,
if he was engaged for Morris and Rockford, he
might not also be induced 10 extend his perc.
CARNATIONS this way. lie answered as follows
BOsToN, Mass, Aug. 49, 1870
4. VI. HoFFMAN--Can be at Ottawa and
know nothing of the other engagements you
name BENZ F. BUTLER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-16
YELLOW FEVER.

The fever scOurge at Memphis shows no
abatement during the past week but rather a
steady increase. Up TO saturday 1t had been
mainly confined to few quarters of the city,
but since then it has spread all over it, The
board Of health on Sunday declared it epidem-
&C. Another new feature about ii is its spread
among the negroes, hitherto comparatively ex-
empt, OF the 30 new cases on Thursday q
were negroes. The new cases have ranged
from % 10 40 per day all week, and the deaths
from to l3, the total being "a
Happily there are yet no indications OF a
general spread of the disease through last
years district, There were couple of cases
at Corinth on Wednesday, and panic among
the people, but that promises to pass over.
New Orleans is entirely free The city has
been thoroughly cleansed and disinfected, and
no fears whatever Of the epidemic are fel,
there
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-16
THE INDIANS.

| The address of Father Bueson u. the Metho
dist Church last Sunday evening on the In
dian question was listened to by "a large atten-
tive and towards the last somewhat fatigued
audience, and though the good father told
many things, by no means new, about how the
Indians are cruelty imposed upon, robbed and
murdered by the whites, he failed to unfold
any practical plan for the solution of the real,
ly difficult Indian problem. There are some
difficulties growing out of the Indian question
that are unavoidable and inevitable, such as
the onward pressure of the white races and the
necessity of the Indian either assimiatlng with
civilization or getting out of the way and
then there are other troubles that can and
ought to be avoided, such as breaking treaties
with the Indians driving them off their lands
by force, stealing their annuitles, cheating
them out oftheir lands, rations and allowances,
&c, TO meet the former difficulties requires
wise craftsmanship, coupled with strong
sense of justice and humanity; to meet the
latter troubles the only sure way is to hang
few hundred government agents and suffers,
and their employees and hangers on. Brother
Beeson's remedy, we believe, is Il peace com
mission to settle all Indian troubles as they
arise. If the men on the commission were
omniscent so that they could never be impos
ed upon by false swearing and were all as hon
est as father Beeson, probably good might
come OF the plan, but a somewhat similar
scheme once tried by President Grant was ri
dculous failure.
The efforts of father Becson IN Ottawa led
to a conference at the Episcopal Church on
Tuesday, at which the following resolutions
were adopted;
ReSoLced, That the treatment of the Indians
by the Government should be practical, Just
anu strictly in accordance with every promise
ana treaty stipulation. That in fact the treat
mcnt of many tribes has been the reverse of
ms, ana that while the intentions Of the Gov.
eminent may have been good in all cases such
intentions have failed IN fulltilment. While
the facts prove this, we recognize the immense
and varied difficulties under which the Govern
ment has labored
ResOiced, That the object of the so.called In.
dian policy should be the elevation of the In.
dian to the status Of simple citizenship, with
all the rights and responsibilities therein I'M.
piled; and that IN the case of the "Poncas,"
now referred to the Supreme Court of the t.
s., an opportunity is given to test the matter
and establish precedent for the future.
Resolrecf, That in our opinion it is the duty
OF every cltizep, and particularly of our lead
ers In business, politics, education and relig-
ion' to agitate and earnestly work for right.
eous and definite settlement of the Indian
Question.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-16
THE spRAGUE.CoNKLING SCANDAL.

The great scandal of the day, even beating
the Beecher.Tilton scandal in many of its sen
sa,ional elements, is the Sprague-C onkling
scandal For year or two there had been
whisperings and shaking Of heads among the
gossip mongers about Washington ofquestlona-
BILE intimacy between Senator Conkling OF
New York and Mrs. Kate Sprague, wife OF
cy Senator and Ex-Governor Spraguc Of Rhode
Island and daughter Of the lamented Chief
Justice Chase. COnkhng, II is SAID, took Mrs.
Sprague ont on long rides, took her to parties
and balls, and paid long visits at unreasonable
hours at her house. 1t seems that poor Sprague,
financially a wreck since the failure of all the
Sprague cotton mills few years ago, and
morally and physically wreck from strong
drink since then, had enough sensiblity about
him to realize the shame Of his position from
these scandals and to rcsentit. Whatever 9th
er steps he had taken in the matter II Is clear
that Conkling had been forbidden his house,
or at least he never ventured near 1t when
Sprague was about.
For several weeks past the Spragucs had
been living in a seaside villa that had be-
longcd to HIM IN his more prosperous days at
Narragansot pier, in Rhode Island. As in 9th
or days, Mrs. Sprague, evidently against the
remonstrance Of her husband, entertained "a
good deal of company there, Sprague himself
being most OF the time absent On Friday
evening of last week Senator Conkling arrived
at the Pier and at once had his baggage sent
to the Sprague villa, following it there IN per
son. A few hours later Sprague himself ar
rived, and finding Conklng IN the house went
for him with shot gun and ordered him to
leave. 1t is needless to say that on such an in
vitation he left. Sprague followed him to a
saloon or eating house and there
had more high words with him, upon which
Conklng left for New York This is about
the substance of the row thus far
OF course the big dailes have had from three
to SIX columns day of sensational dispatches
from Rhode Island, New York, Washington |
and everywhere else about the big scandal, IN |
which every questionable incident of Conkling
and Mrs. Sprague's life is ventilated from their
youth up. The papers friendly to Conkling
first tried to make German music teacher
he object of Sprague's wrath, mixing up Conk-
ing with it only as trying to shield the music
eacher, but that dodge had to be abandoned.
Mrs. Sprague has had the imprudence to pub
ish version of her own, IN which she admits
he rencontre between her husband and Conk-
Al.
riendly intimacy between herself and the New
York Adonis but says the scandal that has
grown out of it is "too cruel to be endured
without redress" Yet the world knows very
veil that Conkling is "that kind OF "a man"
md that there are passages in the life Of Mrs
'prague that do not make her reputation what
cesar thought his wife's ought to be,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-16
OUR CLUBBING.

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER
with thefollowing publications. furnishing oolli
at the prices named, postage prepaid Inc VI,
fer-open to old subscribers or new al any
post office IN the county-ls the CHEAPEST
EVER MADE IN this county;
FRys TRApEy and Chicago Weekly Times. 81 to
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Ir'5'tne' Ioo
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly inter- a ..
Ocean OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, .'.''' '''''''''' ~ nn
FREE TRADER and Prairie Farmer. ........ DIV
FREE TRADER and either of Harpers puph-
FREE TRADER and .Scribner. ............... 10
FREE TRADER and GodeyS Ladies Book. ...' 3'o oo
FREE TRADER and PrenoiogicdI Journdt. 3'o0
FREE TRADER and ST. Nicholas. ............ 3W
FREE TRADER and DenortSts -honmty'''''' o ooS
ri Tn,Dvn and WTestcrn P,,ra . 800
rt.n 1850 and Moore, Rural Mem Yorker $50