davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18

nibt an, bic Gattin bes G9iFsbaumei
| fters uarten 81 lnfien.
Gs t6at arfinoe nufrihtie lei6, obn
lire S4uefer aebeH IN tuHfen 81
bate Selenens @etpmb 70 gut N Stanl
geIest ME ibr eigenes uab es iprgfdltIi
dIf nas Softer neben benz Wofaifge
mdlbe sefegt. sic bate fi9 Uiele 0ldh
! ee9eben. Yo9 niemnls war he allen
auf bic StraBe getretsn unb Is ihiei
| i6r unbenfbnr, ettDas aliein uno ohm
| bie GefeQidaft unb 4uffi6t Der GbtDe
fenoen unternebmen unb senieBen 81 fol
len. aber i1res Raters 8erF6erung
man tudr6e ou6 mod ipdter Geleuel
nit 5reuben einen Ylak unter ben Sung
frauen n~lipeifen, beru6igte bas Don fro
Der @rtuartung erfllte 9fab6eu.
Sulest belprenste fie fi9 EN- ueni!
nit Der buftenben gfenS. bereH fi9 Sc
raunus 81 bebienen pfeste, ebe er II
ben 8ath cling, uno peranIa6te ihreI
8ater, Der Gtldnin 80 befeblen, md6reni
i6rer 4bpeienbeit fIr bic &inber ben
oeriprpdeneu Sudden 81 faufen.
9ie &leinen batten fi4 ale nm Fl
periammelt unb befpunoerteu fie mi
lnutem y96" unb .Ob" uie cine g6r:
furtt ge6ietenoe Gri9etnung, Der mdr
ni6t nabe treten unb bic ma nidf an.
faIen birfe.
I'm hires 6aari9mudes tpegen 6eustt
lie fi9 aud ui6t tuie iout 81 i6ueu fer.
nieeer.
Sur benz fleinen 5elios itrei9elte fe
bic 2oden unb faste: rROr9en se6fa
burd bic 2uft; bieIei9t er5dblt Dir
Gelene nahber cine i66ne @ei9i6te.A
Dos 6er5 i9lng ibr Diel Idnener als
IDnf. nls iie in bic Sdnfte fties, bic boz
Der 9bor6iteriuobuung auf lie iuartete,
5rau Doris freute fi3 BON fern an
ibrem 4usIe6en, unb a1s &ernuuus in
bic StraBe frat, nm aud fir fih cine
Gdnfte su rufen, I6nitt bic Glte i6nen
bic 6ei6en i96niten &Dieu BON ibreu
St5den, 6uI6te aus ibrem !9dus9en
beraus uno CAB fie, inoem iie ben Beige
finger auf ben ihelmiI9 ldd)elnoen Runb
b1iifte, benz Wdb6en in bic 9ano.
Wie I'M 9raume fam NrfinDe gum
6aufe bes G6iFsbaumeiiters unb tn's
96eater, uno gum eriten Wtale erfubr iie
auf biefem @ese, oaB Nneft unb 5reuoe
in elm unb oemIelben 91do1enberSer
ne6en chamber Bfob finbeit, un6 bnB bic
cine bic anoere ni6t binoert, fi6 iuader
81 resen.
Sur6t unb grtpartuns beberri9ten
fie 10 gang, oaB fie tueoer h0rte nod fab,
mas nm tie Der pDrsing. Gur einmal
pernabm fie, tpie elm befrGr5ter iunger
Waun, Der 9(rm in 4rm nit einem an.
bern on ibr norlbersins, ibr munter
nahrief: r@s lebe Die SdOn6eitl"
Son oa on i9aute fle 1mumerfort in
ibren G9oDB uno ouf bic Stolen, bic ibr
5rau Doris gel6enft tatte.
Die 8lumel1 erinnetten lie an ben
Gobn Der freunbli9en often unb iie
fragte ii6, OBJ Der lanse 8rlur lie ni6t
pieaeidt in ibrem 8ube seleben babe.
9as 6Gtte iie ie6r geireHt uno es
tudre au9 gar ni6t unm0sli3 setpelen,
benn 8o1ur sins sepiB, ieit er auf Der
2o6iGs orbeitete, oft gu fetnen @ltern
biHein.
0ie1citt bate er ielbIt bic 8Oien fir
lie aepItldt uuo lie tbr nitt su iiberreiz
den seua9t, Ueil ibr Batter ia BET tbr
geiueIen mar.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18
Wfrm6atn far0amOptrtle

Fnufsta fanfeub 6armeni 6,OO0,OO0 4der DtEbeb
iesf pon 6r R1rthern 8arHhf GifenbahH IN getnn4sI
unb Eafuta Al 81 80 per Hder uub GnffDarts, udn S91
nnb HunIitEf, ann Beriauf o%ferirt. Better eBe5fhs
8ooeu tn Der &eltl 5ae reidtfe BiefeHIaHo, bazd
seiuhtefs 5elsIann. Rahsze fur augsMstne eano.
en Sehfei Cab, geft tn 5idhrltheH 8nhIungen 81
Rrrsenf Htuien. Ute bette @elegenhetf, np4 tn ben
Ber. Efddten porhdnoeue3 Gdub tn oer Rd5e eaia
GIfeubabn nnD StkDfheH Guf Der etnte Der sfcrfeeEh
BaciEf RaiIrUae 81 ~srieneen; gfeu5srts etaten IN
NnHsble@SSbe Hnsfnaft, i~nHfrtrts SettHas iei5ts
Eaabfarfsn faaH frfauef nerbeH BET
MES q. y o
aaRb HomminaI, St. $ant, Ds1nas
e@fa'' JOS Sb.-sns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18
az Gar aniteoIef. -
In Rnrnfhnn GpHnth. @fscnnflA

HuSaetunte HarmIanberstFu an
txIanfen dborEbahmen, GImen bHb 2tnbeH beDa1jeht
limb nan Der Gage 81 ben btligtfsR 9retieH bon -
n Der Mder Az baben. Tie aHfebIuHe, bsren 6aipl
onuft SsuiafoDsfi het6t, u IN taIAenI Heo@sthum Do
ortIeH. .9m lskfen Sabre DurpeH Q S6uibdrieT "a.
htes nnb 6abrfraBRu aebaut, fpei4e bic 4ntfeeIuaa
mif HauiaH aut Der stnen enb NIT DepeeHtratbdRH Eai
br anseru Settle berbInbeu.-a9eaen &arten NM Der
terer dnsfHnft f0Dif Dfaen binian eiieTbahnIIdrfa
IDenbs nan I'D mtnbIi4 6bsr fdTIitItn on S9hnJ0Hs
mildred i SaIisa, iG1 ksistOHalIStraEE Rupaz
Tea fsts, 7up Il BbupI1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18

10 ptb tbut mir Der 5as bo. nina is
MID etiun8 ouf Geine @6nItet ffhhe.
barH eebt es fhon befIer.
so mag ni@t.@ rief bns &inb, .luemn
ib balb 5nriid BIN, 10 befomme f5 Dat
teln.A Dabei lief es meter.
(5ortfeknns SpfotA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18

- s1ie ssbt ss Sbnen benn?" Uurbe
hirSli9 elm BON ieineu @ldubiSern bart
b~ebrdnster Gentleman gefrast. rOb.
i9 bonfel Nnn mnnifeftirt fi9 10 in1t
bur5's 2eben", mar bic bitteriaBe Nnt'
mort,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18

vGuf mein BOrt f6nnen Sie baiier
ME nuf oos Gpanselium", io9te eth
arrner Teufel, nls er einen rei6en Be
fannten nm Elm 9nrlebeH aniprn6. =
.Sn @eibia6en bin i'd Semit", ents
tuurtete oieier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18
8eIobute 0e0uIo.

slunn: sd bore, bas Su, @OttlObl
iest enolid audi beiratbeft; bait nber
1nnee tuarter niifenl"
Toni: ySafir merb' i6 aber aud
sleid bic brittle 8rau meiues gu
finftiseu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18
@rober 0erOtenR.

zser uuS Ieine aoreFs nebf einem Gents stams
N eiueru Briefe einienhef, BEN ieHoeH MIR per Bon
aeuaue Auslunft hber tin aonB ueues Geiddtt. uena
fraeuo cine RerIeu, ndnRli6eH ober DetbIIhen o.
imIeGfs auf ehrline Betie uuo ehHe groBe dHsIageE
nHb aGnhe hber 100 Dollar per Ronn. %perbteHen fam
p6ue Reiieu uuo 4ebbeiH. Rein Notwithstanding
Icuoeru EN- ehrli6es Gei0dft. Abreie
Spbu 6suie 4 &c.,
2shz1ipS 9od Dor as, GoInIIzbns sSuncfion, Sam
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18
4rDniDte AnSfnnft.

y@ds beoeuten benn ba 06en auf ben
Sanie bic ie9s StatleIl ?"
,Das Fnb bic StDblf Slponsl."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18
praeIn. eMafer Rtamos

e64 uRb ahtmHFts, tI4B nae alliipdStb
aaut bic tsfsn CrseIn fHr Rir6t unb 6aus, eitt
rssIea Eerfh thr bal Gefb, baa MON auegtts 5ztli
Icu6ern fn6t Tn Better. IN S&bnhef Enb1pu bic Chr
9e6es S~nfrumeRt ~rtr,onof. emcfehIt f9 baIe febb
liz Areile 70 uieprtg. bat ia Sehem aefanen-
fbaif urt uan Rsgt. Of. Sub une DeR
i~Ssn9ni,pSH ereb. G4tftE RkiiAs 81,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18

SSHIeL uHI UGH lUIIDuLSI SUu2 OcItCI1
ben, unb DOR miB9inftigen 8liden tbut
man :pobl ii6 81 biten."
Der &~unf6GnbIer lohte, 1tedte baa
SldI61eu 5u fi6, CAB Der Gfteu baa
G4pert uno na6m bann non benz 0eGos
@en neutrality-suspicious..
.Gobolo 4riinpe anein mar, lief lie IN
i6r S6lafsema6, um G6ube an5u5ie'
ben, fih ben S9leier iiberSunerfen uni
tn bic 8npprusfabrit 5u ellen.
@elene Io1te wiiier, tuel6 unerDarte
tes Slid ibr unb ibneR allen tuioerfa6.
rem iei, unb bann tuoGte fie bas nrml
Mdb9en in elmer Sdufte, bic ftets an
Safen ju inben mar, mad Sauie TRACER
Iaiieu.
60 eine ia ni6t INNER frieoli6, j
es aing oft re6t ftiirmii6 unb unfrieb
lid Der 3tpii6en ben G6Deftern, abe
nnS Qrinpe 8ebeutenbes besesnete
modte es @utes, mD9te es S6limme;
feiu, bas muste fe bod nit Selener
tbeilen.
Gtpise @6tter, tpel9e 2uftl
sic burite Hittert unter ben 969terl
Der sro6en Burger nidt tuenieer reid
aei6miidt nls eine bon ibnen an ben
Sep5use tbeilnebmen, es blieb nod Ell
bibI9es Shmmden fir ben 8ater I'M
bic @ef6tuiiter ibrie, unb nit Der Nr
belt IN Der Sabrif, bic fte antpiberte, bi
i6r 0erbnbt nnO ardBli9 mar, io1t' &
nun bOffentIi6 FIR INNER DOrbei iein.
Der ate SflnOe iaB nod nit be
Rtnbern ueben Der 1reppe,
Grftuoe bob febes ein5elne 5n fi9 btu
auf, CAB ibm eiuen Rus unD fihteri
Inn ins DIR:
,oeute G6enb gibbs au9en"
Dem bltnben SeliOs preBte fe b
2ipperr nuf beibe Gusen unb iaste inn
y9u tnnnit nit mir fommen, Iiebe
) &eri@eu, So ueBme nobber fur 81
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18

Su bit Der ertte Sdurfettfer otelel
@tabt, pom benz Gitianus, nn6oem pil
Did fenr1en eelernt batten, uns @roBea
eradhfte ; aber tuie inn i9 mir Define be
ionbere Eheilnabme erfldren?"
,,gs lit meine 8fibt, Dir 5u oieueu
tuenn es aud fem muB, nit nieinem Sc
ben"
DUP" frnste 8albiIa befuusen
SD babe Did seftern gum erften @nl
Seieben."
,.unt bennUa baIft gu frei ibeI
allies, mas ib bin mb babe, uerfhgeH
benz msin GrOb0ater If ber Stlaue bei
9elnen 9etDelen."
std meiB ui6t," e~ntsesnete Bolbiac
nit Dadfeuoer 8erleseneett.
,SolIte in Deinem 6dafe Der 2ebrel
| Defines eblen @robndters, Der alte GU
menes, pbIig rersefen nOrben iefn, ben
Glaubius 8albiIus tfrei9ob unb Der aud
Seinem Batter Ilnterriht ert6eilt bdt?A
,,Getuis, gang eeDiB ni6t." rief Bal
biGa. ,,Gr lou EN- berrli6er Ronn uni
bosu elm GROCER gelebrter setueieu ieiu."
uD(eulce Sutpte QUIT iubtr pe'
Baumeiter.
,aljO asb5rit Gu nit So nHierer Ga'
milie," rief 8albiaa anb iirsdte ibm
freabts bic panb bin
,Gaut faIr Dies @Ort," CAB ibr Bon
tue suraf, ,Iulb nun nod eInmdl: R0l
Iur BAT nidfs nit biefem Ra1sDerte 81
tbm."
.Nimm mir meinen nmtuurf al, 9talt
tid," befahl bas BedD1eu: .Id fabrI
fort, benz iungeH GiuItler 30 fseH."
,,6eute nidt; e. Darbe Der arbei
NM i9aben," e~Ttsesnete bar BaumeiiteT
sd bite Did, LAB ben &erOrnS, ben
on eine1 70 beffisen Gusbrud sesebeu
IN Gnoerer umgebuug DerfiinseH- De
: ieifbbGurr hoEf ui@t wIfieu, pas d
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1881-03-18

Ibreiten," tp~ieberholte &eraunls ftatt
ieoer anoern Nnttport.
so laB mir BON benz S1neiber Sip
pias cine @e6Hlfu f6iden; aber oas
tuiro tpieoer 9elo foiten."
rBir 6nben'S u1b %f6nnen''s," entgege
nete &erdun1s ftol5, uno murmelte, INN
feline Outrage ni6t 5u Dersefen, forts
tpdbrenb Dor fi9 bin: Der S9neiber
Sippins, blaues Banb, rotbes Bano,
Ser G6iffsbaumeifter 3rDpbon."
9es S1neibers finite 9ebiilfn bali
Nrfinue ibr unb Selenens @etuuno 81
rihten. uno tuur6e nidt niiibe, ben idof
men @lans unb bic ieibene @ei66eit Der
Sanre Grfinoe's 81 preiien, iDdbreno fie
tie bod aufbnrte, NIT Bdnbern bur6f
hodt nuo am Sinterfopfe unter benz
aamm 10 3ierli6 brebte, oaB Tie ibr als
elm 8ui9 BON artis serinselten, laneen
2pden iber ben 9aden uno Sudden Fe'
len.
@1s &eraunus suridfebrte, fnb er nit
noblbere6tistem Stol3 anf iein f9ones
&inb.
Or mar ueraniigt unb fiderte leiis
bOr fih bin, als er Die @olottide, Die
linn Der 9iener bes 8~unitbdnblers iber'
6ra6t 6ntte, IN 4ethen feste unb 5dblte
arFnDe trat inn beI tieler Sei6dftt'
suns ndber unb frdste: n9iram bal
f1im bod nimt iberpDrtheiIt?'
aeraunus bat iie, i'm nidt I'll ft6rsH
unb srtpiberfe: aDthenfe beg GROCER
Gntonius @aFe, uieaeidt bieielbe, Die
er fd in bic 8ruf ftieB. B0 nil
Gelene bleibt2"
SrDei unb brei babe Stanben DareI
un6 ols aud bic Dierte ldnsft begOuner
bate unb feline iltefte Eodter nod im'
mer ni6t fam, erfldrte Der RertDalter
! fie mitsteH amf6re6eu, beun es sinst
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01
An OPEN LETTER.

rhe Pseseas AMlctsd Win Fever sMl
Asse, Or AM Oiseess sussd b. Aasis
Id peleealaS d he Blood Would Os
sARANAo. Mich. July Q, 1881.
Mess1. Wheelock, Keller & Co., New
Orleans: Gentlemen: I have sold
your WllLoft's Fever and Agu(
Tonic for the last three or four years
and Il he's given the best Of satisfA0
u0a.
The nrst I bought was nom yeul
agent, who told me to guarantee Il and
the house would back the guarantee.
I did %, and not Q single bottle Of the
lot w. returned. Since then, I have
bought Of the Jobbers, and not direct
nom you, and In the whole time, and
on . guarantee, ve have sold Q great
many hundred bottles, and have had
thre6 bottles returned to - and We
have refunded the money.
] think this ID Q splendid showing,
and We guarantee It every time when
Youn respectfully,
RICHARDS q HUNrLBY.
Per e. A. Richards.
In subsequent letter they say:
6aranac, Mich, July Is, 1881.
Messrs. Wheelock, Keefer 4 Co, Chi
cago, Gentlemen: Yours Of 18th
inst. at hand and noted.
You can use our letter in any way
you chOoee-for we gladly recommend
you Tonic to all who may need 1t.
Yours respectfully,
30-lyr RICHARDS 4 HuNrLKY
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01
Asearia ttoms.


Items very scarce.
Our supply Of coal is pretty good.
Two car loads of lumber came I'm
this. morning.
w. d. Judd is relieving the farmers
of their grain. and they In return are
stripping him Of his ducats.
For the last few days the wheat has
been coming to this market lively.
Doneganville Is busted, you know.
Peter Anderson, section boss, told
us that he and his men killed rattle
snake one day this week. :. Rather late
for snakes,
Mr.. Carl Hanson lis still working
the boys on the road. Carl has . dis
position to make good roads.
DIR. Knox has complied with all the
requirements of the late liquor law.
He has got q druggists permit, and
filed his affidavit as practicing ply
stefan In Saline county.
A little son Of Swan Sandien got his
arm broken OH Thanksgiving day by
being kicked by q vicious horse. Dr..
Knox reduced the fracture and the
boy Is now doing well.
Last Saturday afternoon our boys
organized themselves into q base ball
club with s. o. Jeffies as treasurer.
Jim Smith IL home again on fur
Tough. He goes back to the counting
department next Monday.
Another car load of porkers were
shipped from here last Saturday even
ing.
1t Is expected that there will be
quite an interest manifested, In our
debate next Friday night The ques-
ton for discussion Is Resolved, That
the American Indian has suffered
more wrong from the white man than
has the negro"
i heard some one say that Dan
McPhail has q patent elevator in his
stable, to elevate his horses in the
morning. By the use Of this elevator
there Is quite saving in horse feed.
If this Is not so am not responsible
for the item and will speak of 1t
n. o. MOORE
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01

In one of the Northwestern papers
q few days ago there was published a
little item to the effect that Col. w.
A. Phillips, of this city, would be a
candidate for Congress next fall. We
have not heard even an intimatiOn
from the Colonel that he would be q
candidate, and we do not believe that
- vet he has even thought of It. We
know this, however, that since his re-
TRACY from Congress 1t has come to be
generally acknowledged throughout
the State that Kansas never had an
abler or more influential Congressman
than Col. Phillips Phillips and Has
kell, In fact, are the only two Congress
men from Kansas who have made
anything like q national reputation.
Should the Colonel be persuaded to
become Q candidate he will certainly
be nominated. If the Congressman
are chosen at large by a State
Convention, there Is no man
who can bring q stronger following
from all parts of the State than the
Colonel. If the Congressman are
chosen by District Conventions, there
10 not q stronger man In our Congress
sional District than he.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01
OroelIvills ltsass.
Fine fall weather.
Nn>~ $500, H. A. 0~1f~~ .

a,..k,,n. -.
., -.-
e i-I -
were you oowh 70 Ssains'
Jim Grant has gone eagt. for bis
health.
Sever>I -of our tovnsmen were invi.
ted to visit the Grand Jury Last Mon
day.
r.. uoa..h.. hor.s, . .,cu..v
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01

THH1s II no Truth In the reports
from New York that Mn. A. Lincoln
u without funds to procure medical
attention. She has 90, 900 in Govern
ment bonds and has saved In the pct
fifteen months IS 900 out Of her income
from this source Her health - much
better than represented. In fact, II b
stated that her financial and physical
condition need occasion DO alarm.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01
Bridge Items.

The Bridge school house Is receiving
new coat of white paint
Mr.. Painter. by name, and q first.
class painter by trade, from Council
Grove, is doing the painting in and
around Bridge.
DIR. H. NJ. Buyers, from Council
Grove, will in all probability locate In
this section, provided he meets suffic-
lent success in curing the sick.
Miss Carrie Gillum and brothers,
Charley and George, are in the south.
ern part of the State, visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. S. Post, in the eastern, and Mrs.
George Currie, in the western part OF
Kansas. are visiting relatives.
Mr.. Henry Blair will instruct a sing
ing class at the Bridge school house
the coming winter. He il q No. !
instructor and will meet with success.
Bridge Union Sunday school has de-
cided to indulge in another Christmas
tree for the little folks, Christmas eve.
Il. +. Whitehead and Mr.. Adams
are each erecting new frame dwellings.
Mr.. Painter does the painting.
Stephen Post and Mr. Shaw, of Dry
creek, are erecting several wind mills
in the Gypsum country, and attaching
the Rayman grinder-the best now In
use i'm the United States.
Postmaster Order, "one-horse
merchant" as he il called, il doing
quite an extensive trade and adding to
his list of goods continually. He now
IN rrias ahout n a OO0 efock He has
lately added boots and shoes to his
stock.
Superintendent Bishop made q dy-
ing visit to Bridge school not long
since, intending to give lecture on
Education" In the evening. The
cold night, no moon and notice not
being sufficiently given, only . small
number were present It's Q lecture
we are sadly In need Of, and II he will
come again and give US timely notice
we will give him . respectable audi.
ence. NJ.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01
We notice that some of the Kansa.

We notice that some of the Kansas
papers are writing squelching editO-
rails on the dead-beats which infest
the East In behalf Of " suffering Kan
sas." Give them fits, brethren, and
send marked copies to the Eastern
papers- II we can make the Eastern
people believe that we are only occd.
siondlly visited by calamities, as Mich
igan, Wisconsin and other states are,
then these wandering liars will begin
to lose credit. II is no worse for Ness
county, or some other unfortunate
newly-settled county, to be suffering
because of short crops and the poverty
Of its people, than for whole districts
to be In the same fix in Michigan and
Wisconsin by reason of the devasta-
ton Of forest fires. The starving I"
part of Kansas IL confined to q very
small area-to not over two or three
counties at the most. People went
there without money, expecting to find
1t growing spontaneously in the fields.
They raised no crops, and Of course
have empty granaries. The beggars
who went forth in search of aid no
doubt have made it appear that all
Kansas Is In the last stages of starva-
ton. Such, at least, would seem to
be the impression in some parts of the
East. Kansas, like other States, has
ID drawbacks, but 1t has been most
outrageously assailed by the newsps-
pess and emierant agents Of the older
6tatesL These maligners have picked
ND the words Of the beegars and mag
ni0ed them Q thousand-fold. All this
they have done to prevent the emil
Rsnsasn which Ii naturally drining
nom their own States towards Kan-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throst,

Should be stopped. Neglect fire.
quently results in an incurable Lung
disease or Consumption. Browns
Bronchial Troches are certain to give
relief In Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Catarrh, Consumption and Throat dis
ease For thirty years the Troches
have been recommended by physi-
clans, and always give perfect salts
faction. They are not new or untried
but have been tested BY . wide and
constant use for nearly IN entire gene
ration; they have attained well mer-
tied rank among the few staple RENE
dies Of the age. Public speakers and
singers use them b clear and strengthen
en- the Voice. Sold ct twenty-five
cents box svssyvhsrs. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01
HENRY WARD BEECHER, speaking

HENRY WARD BEECHER, speaking
Of the Guiteau trial I'm his Thanksgiv.
ing sermon, said it looked like a fight
with an imbecile judge at one end ofthe
bench and a vagrant fool at the other.
or like an attempt to find a wicked
man insane The London Daily
News very justly remarks, eff Guiteau
IL declared insane, a vast number just
like him, of feather-headed, conceited
fools. will justly infer that they, too,
may indulge In eccentricities and muir
dor ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01

Will you heed the warning? The
signal perhaps Of the sure approach OF
that moet terrible disease, consump-
ton. Ask yourselves II you can afford,
for the sake Of saving 50 cents, TO run
the risk and do nothing for II. We
know from experience that 6hiloh's
Cure viii viii cure your cough. Il
never fails This explains Why moro
than Q million bottles were sold The
past year. Itrsaisv~ Group md whoop.
ing cough ct once. Hothess, Do not b
without L. For lame back, side q
chest, uss 6hilohs pogoes psaseas.
Sold By Az. 1nO6o0 4 o.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01
Hobbs' Creek items.

The people Of this neighborhood
have organized . lyceum which meets
every Wednesday evening. The pro.
gramme is something similar to the
following: Select Readings, Declama-
tons and Essays, also q paper, with
the debate after recess. The question
for debate next Wednesday evening
IL: Resolved, That woman exercises
more influence over man than money.
A good time is expected. All are In
vited to come.
The wheat in this part Of the coun.
try looks fine, never better at this SEQ
son of the year.
Corn is very good here-much better
than was expected.
Mr.. w. Kinear's new house will
soon be finished.
Strayed or stolen-A tree from Mel
sons pasture; any one finding or hav-
ing the same. will please return to the
person named above.
Mr.. c. s. Everhart and Mr.. Daniel
Everhart start for Scott county, Indi-
ana, this week. n.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01

Thoos languid. tiresome sensations
causing you to feel scarcely able to b,
On your feet; that constant drain tia,
b taking from your system all that n
elasticity, driving the bloom from
your cheeks; that continual strain
upon your vital forces, rendering you
irritable and fretful; can easily be
removed by use Of that marvellous
remedy, Hop Bitters. Irregularities
and obstructions Of your system are
relieved ct once. while the special
cause Of periodical pain is permanent.
~ removed. Will you heed this?
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01

PRESIDENT ARTHUR will occupy the
northwest corner room at the White
House, which was used as q guests
chamber during the Hayes regime. 1t
was Mollie Garfield's room as long as
she was at the White House. 1t was
also occupied by Miss Harriet Lane,
President Taylor and the little son of
President Lincoln. Both died in it.
The Prince of Wales once slept in it,
and General Burnside the night he
was given command of the Army of
the Potomac. 1t has been entirely
refurnished
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01

1T Is officially announced that the
health Of the Emperor William Is 50
enfeebled that that he must restrict
himselfto the most necessary matters
only. 1t Is reported that the emperor
ID failing, and that his digestive pow
ers are giving out, but may last several
weeks. He sleeps badly, but his mind
IN uuite clear.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1881-12-01

One Of the bloody Nihilists has been
Influenced by promises Of full pardon
and money to divulge the secrets OF
his confreres. 1t has just been discov-
cred that he makes his home In New
York, and Is giving "points" thick
and fast to the Russian police. The
Nihilists are now trembling in their
boots, for they know not when utter
ruin will engulph them.