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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1883-05-10
Death Of General Corss.

Grant City MOI star.
Major-General A. n. Corss, form.
erly of WATERFOWL, y. ", born
august sd. 1904, died in Grant City,
Missouri, May Sd. 1888, aged 20 years.
General Corss was q gallant officer of
the arnIy,, and had the entire control
of our troops at what is known as the
Patriot War;" on our northern Dor
der, with headquarters ut French
Creek, NOW Clayton, in Jefferson
county, n. " He impressed upon
all about him the vigor of his own
comprehensive purposes, and received
the commentators OF Gov. Seward,
and Gov. Nancy who was then Seefe-
tary of State, under Van Buren, for
his firmness. decision snd energy. He
was In Mexico and California 1t an
early day, and gave . report Of the
vast and varied interests Of those
countries, and anticipated much Of
the widespread prosperity that Is
now 90 visible in all parts Of the in
terror and the great Pscific coast. No
more genial, kind-hearted man ever
lived; no man can attribute 10 him
an oct Of selAshness, his moral eliAsac-
ter was above repfooGA. Webelieve
Nc WOuiu NV uNUu AAu sso~u olus
and erect for . hundred years, had il
not been for slight railruad accident
that happened some twenty years ego,
producing 1t last paralysis Of his right
side. The pure, brave old hero passed
away - calmly and quietly - into .
sweet sleep, among his relatives and
others who loved him, with . faith
and atisfactosy assefance concerning
the great problem Of human life.
Gen. Corss vas an old and highly
respected citizen Of Madison. Wis, for
many yean- He Wa the father-in-lav
Of Maj. II. r. Nefrell e this city, and
Hon. L. J. Farwsil, the iirst Governor
pf wlsconsin-now . residsat Of 0nat
CITY, No.
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Asssria ltems.
Oh, these gentle zephyrs

Ou, THESE Bentie NcphNTs:
Too much wind to suit the natives.
ID. McPhail's oat fields are growing
green.
John Chilson was at home last Sat-
urday and painted his new fence.
Mr.. Davis, c. II. Underwood 4 Co.'S
grain buyer, is the happy daddy" Of
"a big boy. He forgot to set them up.
however.
Uncle Johnny Peterson is building
quite large barn and stable On his
farm, southeast of town.
A. NJ. Jones and wife, dentists, are
stopping AT the Assaria House, aud
while there they expect everybody to
get their teeth fixed.
The Hornets. of Bridgeport, came
down last Saturday to beat the Or
phans," OF Assaria, in a match game
Of base ball. They lost their sting aud
got worsted TO the tune of II Ia is in
favor Of the 'Orphans."
The carpenters commenced work on
Dr. knox's new store building last
Friday morning and by Saturday
night they had the building ready for
the rafters. Who can beat that: No
of carpenters, two.
Spring chickens are beginning TO
get ripe. "Taters" are up and ready
10 pillow, corn Is being cultivated by
the farmers, and the meadow larks
sing their praises, and,
40. Moore.
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MoNTRosE, COLORADO, MAY LIST. 'sg.

EDITOR JoURNAL:-It has been
sometime since I left your pleasant
little town. ! have been in many
places since then, but have not seen
any better place for n man To lie indie
pendent with small amount of cap
ital than In Saline county. Here
you can do nothing without money.
Living is much higher here IA every
thing has to be shipped either from
Denver or Salt Lake: perhaps in time
this may be good farming country,
but il will be some time yet AS IL re-
quires time and money TO get water, "a
farmers have TO depend on the ditch
company for their supply. Montrose
is very duh at present; very few peo-
pie here; IL neither has schools or
churches yet, and no prospect oftheir
being any very soon. Poor men with
out means had better stay away from
here. l have met several Salina PEG.
pie out here-Mrs. Bailey Mt Grand
Junction, s. Grier, Ed. NJ. A. Davis
here. SO am not alone in this strange
country where II rains every other
day; II not that 1t is wind, alkili and
dust. ] shall start to Ouray in q few
days to see theaBonanza mines.
Veritas, NJ. J. HARRIS.
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Gypsum Creek Glesninos.

Fine weather for corn and small
grain.
The farmers are not done planting
corn yet.
Grass seems to make slow progress
this spring from some cause or other.
Mr.. A. n. jackson has fenced In
lGDacres Of pasture and wants 80 colts To
pasture this summer. There Is plenty
Of water and shade in the pasture
Mr.. James Tolle has also fenced In u
pasture. There Is more wire fence
being put up this spring than ever be-
fore, II Ii hard work digging pOst-hOles
on upland farms and l would advise
the upland farmers TO go to Nebraska
for pOst-holes The badgers dig holes
in the sand, the wind blows the sand
away and leaves the holes sticking up
into the air from ten to thirty feet You
can chop them down aud saw them
up TO any desired length, drive them
into the ground and have post-ioles
that will last for years. Some people
Use them for stove pipes.
Mr. Harry TOlle has built a hansome
church on his farm which cost some
thing over eleven hundred dollars. IL
is nicely furnished, being seated with
chairs and the aisles are carpeted. IL
was dedicated two weeks ago, the Rev.
Lockwood officiating. Mr.. Tolie de-
serves praise for his good work for the
cause OF Christ
was glad TO hearthat Mr.. Frank
wilkesonhas changed his politics since
he made his tour Of the south. AnOth.
er good Republican in our ranks. Mr..
Wilkeson Is friend to the laboriny
class and thorough gentleman.
The Rev. J. Ii. Swisher has post
pOned his trip to the Rockies, aud Is
going to stay Mt home this summer
and get acquitted with his family.
There will he a children's pie mic
at the Hobbs Creek school house, on
Friday, May IL, that being the last
day of Miss Annie Shipe's school.
I.was sorry to hear of that shooting
scrape ut New Cambria; these love
affairs are bad enough. without killing
any one. thought I was badly
mashed last winter; L consulted doe
tor and he said II was the heart burn,
or that dread disease, love. I hope to
never see or be an OBSERVER.
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Sherif's Sale.
ArD~ gosso.
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n n gafaxu

Nall.
n. II. DoLAsD.
0l VIRTUE an execution issued eat of the
p district court % thu Fourteenth Juticial Dis
uist within and for the county Of Saline, ami
State Of Kansas. In the above entitled rsse and 10
me directed and delivered l will, on the
eist day Of May. a. ~. 1855.
al tso O'Clock .. OF -sld day tn. ea., door Of
the court house, In the city of Sslins Saline coun
y, Kansas. offer for sale az public suction to the
highest and best bidder for cash In hand the fol-
loving described real estate. to-vit.
Lot l5s, 10 Isl. isi. isj and i6s Second
street. situaird In the ciy Of saiins. saline
~, state Of kabsas.
With ten.n.nis. hers.iitainents and appurtenan-
ees thefeunto belonging Sail real estate b. taken
q. the property OF the aisyss-nsmed defendant,
and uas appraised at two hundred and ATTY dollars
800 and viii he sold Go salty said exeeuion OF
part thereof.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of April.
4. ID. issi. G = RAnsLrFI
l2-3w sheriff of Saline county kanss.
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Consumption.

SS"SSuspssVUs
II ~ said that 5O,OOO people die AN
nuslly In the United States alone
from this disease. In some sections
Of the country one death In every
three il from Consumption. This can
he and should he avoided; our people
are too careless about an ordinary
cough or cold, and other symptoms Of
throat and lung affections that lead TO
this disease. You should arrest II
while II isin the germ. Two or three
doses Of DIR. Bosanko's Cough and
Lung Syrup will relieve an ordinary
cough or cold. !. does not dry up q
cough like many preparations on the
market and leave the disease behind
1t, but acts directly on the throat and
bronchial tubes, removing all the
phlegm and morbid matter that accn-
mulates in the throat and lungs. IL
allays all irritation and renders the
voice clear and distinct Sold by
Oscar Scitz.
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Ladies don't fail to attend the open
ing at Fugate 4 Shows, May 10, II
and L.
Parties DESTROYS Of purchasing or
selling lands and city property are
invited to call at the Office Of C.. f.
Faulkner. over Whitehead 4 Seaman's
Store. Real Estate business speciality
this season. loft.
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The Prof Paige who gave such sat
isfaction in Salina as q lecturer, II
thus spoken of by the Topeka Com
aonuedIih:
Prof. Paige returned TO Omaha re-
Gently from u long visit to the bad
lands i'm Dakota, bringing with him
the bones Of lizard eighty feet long.
While there he conceived the idea
that another glacial epoch Is approach
ing which will entirely depOpulate
the earth unless another ark In built.
He dives into the subject, and says he
is able to demonstrate that there have
been sixty-eight Of these epochs. He
expects the next one to occur q little
more than 400 years from this date.
As soon As James Gordon Bennett re-
turns he will ask him To provide him
with an outfit for exploring the
southern coast of Africa in search of
other datas in regard to the glacial
epoch.
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FREE Of Cost.

All persons wishing to test the
merits Of . great remedy-one that
will positively cure Consumption,
Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis,
or any affection Of the Throat and
Lungs-sre requested to call at Oscar
Seitx's drug store and get Trial Bot
Tie Of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption free Of cost. which will
show you what . regular dolIar-size
bottle will do.
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The "forty-eight hours devotions"
Of the Catholic church were apPropri-
ately observed last week. The month
Of May Is consecrated 10 the Blessed
Virgin, and in many churches there
are services each evening, the singing
being rendered by children and the
altar being continuously filled with
fragrant flowers
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Mr.. W. NJ. Clark and wife from
jamestown. New York, are stopping
AT the Pacific House. They were pa.
tients of DIR. Daily in Youngstown,
Ohio. are friends of the family
and will spend a few weeks in
our city. Mr.. Clark is quitea MINI
rod and, armed with a fine breach
loader. is waging n ruinous warfare
upon the plover.
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To-day the preliminary survey Of
the Salina, Lincoln d Fremont rail-
way will lie made through Miltonvale.
To-day the initiatory steps are taken
of a project that il carried will make
Miltonvale second to no town for miles
around. To-day may be day long to
be remembered by our citizeus. II
may be said in years to come: MAY
4th, 1883, the surveyors reached Mil
tonvale on the preliminary survey of
the Salina, Lincoln & Fremont rail-
way. ~ .Niitonrdie Neus, Nay :.
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10 Whom 4 May Concern.

" - known and Published that Nil. Carlson Of
the age oftsrnty year. nest erthday Of jun. lass
= bonahde resident Of Saline county. kan<s- for
more than enc yss' is-' rssi and nss residing In
said county and -'sts. shall. By his n~xt friend.
Carl Carlson also 0f -af c0aHfy Al the expifsf On
Of the Publication % IN. notice Gle In the Distract
onrt Of Saline county sisf~ Of kiu-.s a p-;ifiau
ty which petition. they the r.fiiisnsf-. vii SEX
10 obtain thc Iishis 81 majority 10 De- conferred -
siid court upon the -ai Nil Cafissn q minor.
Ma CNHLsoN
By Carl Csrl-on his nexi friend Isss
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For Rent.

First floor Of John Gels 4 Co.'S.
Bank building, the splendid rooms
Mt present occupied by the First Ma
tional Bank, together with use Of
vault. safe with time lock attached,
furniture, ETC., possession Jan. !, 1883.
For terms inquire of
T.. T.. FAULKNER, o
JNo. ] GELS.
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There are about 30 more names
necessary to make up the number re
quired to authorize the Commissioners
to submit the Salina, Lincoln 4 Ere
mont railroad proposition. The petit
tons will be handed in In few days.
At last report the surveying party had
reached Miltonvale, Cloud comfy.
Judge Hamilton was with them.
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Mr.. Fred Ulsh has sold the Brook
Vile Transcript to Harry Swift-a
young gentleman lately employed in
Mr.. Jos. Duncan's store. Mr.. UIsh
has not yet decided in what business
he will engage. He il a bright young
journalist. and we hope to see him
again located in the newspaper bust
ness
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;, a..
Count! treasurer ''ree'ey writes 10
Mr.. J. Il. Hamilton, giving him an
account of the recent ROBBERY. The
,.,,.r :, as fo,,ou.s.
900,
n p May u ~
DEAR hENp nAhiLIoNI OUT .,,
is''er anu PaPers were .eeeiyeu THIS
"A: "A, VI; anu All Ieau win pressure.
ihahks 10, your k'ness III an'eho-
ing 10 my oanh CUISINES -, 10, "a,, me;
wen. " ausuu on .he -o'n VI [Aprh
LOT Mrs' SreeIey "nu W NY suIprise'
! nuhu she hau oeeh roppeu the pre-
.es ouas u ne' vd , iou.e
whl'e sne was ao sem " hel Ihoney,
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The little old builing on the mort b
side Of Iron avenue, nearly opposite
Dickinson K Melbert's music store.
now used As lime house, is the most
ancient building in Salina. In''ancient
times" il was the home of two old
bachelors named respectively Robert
Crawford and Jim Muir. The old
building on Iron avenue, opposite the
opera house, was i'm ancient times"
Browns Hotel.
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A very interesting and closely con-
tested match game Of base Jail took
place few days since, in the vicinity
of Iron Mound, between the I. NJ.
Rustics and the Smoky Hill Toughs.
The former were victorious by one
score. the latter giving up the contest.
Another prize game will shortly take
Mace
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NOTICE OF TINE MEETING OF TINE
0OARO or eOuAitZATeON

NOTICE u hereby given that the BeaTi Of
~ county eommlssipners Of Saline county KAN
sls. wiIl meet board cf -aualxstisn 81 The
county rlerk'- oahee IN Sah county on the tr.t
Monday In June. being the Sih aay 81 June a u.
l..l NJ ~hi.h time and pisre Al efrgr. ia 1.s.s--
ments vail 10 corrected soc viisf wtapicd ~
tic- snd equity may demand Ar.r the sijaura-
m-nt Of saii hard shsts rrrf- will ~ siisN -
In witness wh.Fsof 7 have hsreunss -st nav
hand and aih,ei nv oshcisl seal TIT. 'ssh iss %
April. A i-ss JOSEPH sAEGENT
NH t0uu;y tirrk
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The coal company meets tomorrow
afternoon, to take into consideration
such . reorganization - will permit
the company under its charter to fur
nish gas, water, etc. The boring has
not vet been undertaken. Mr.. Collins
is waiting for some word from the
east
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The directors of the Agricultural So
ciety resumed their work on the pre-
MUM list yesterday. They were
engaged most of the time on the speed
ring. The purses are all to be raised
and 10 per cent for entries charged.
4 committee consisting Of Messrs.
Cunningham. league and Jeffries has
been appointed to make up tile purses.
The directors went TO the Park and
decided 10 locate the new building
north and east of Agricultural Hall
facing north.
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SPLENDID"
Marsh's Golden Bsissm, the Famous
Lung Medicine, 10 Valued


Lung Medicine, 10 Valued
Highly.
III have used Mars'fi's Golden BAL.
sam for the Throat and Lungs and
find II splendid Cough remedy. II
gives speedy relief."-[D. II. Wilson,
Creston, Iowa.
II wish everybody to know that
Marsh's Golden Balsam IL u trus med
icine. One bottle cured me of hard,
lingering Cough. I value il highly. F"
Il II. A. Jackson, Quincy, Ills.
81 would be pleased to receive five
dozen bottles of Marsh's Golden Bal
sam at once. Everybody that uses II
appears to be greatly relieved and
well pleased with its effects Up. II.
Crisp. ds0ggist. Monroe City, Mo.
Marsh's Gol'leD Balsam the famous
Throat and Lung medicine, and
Marsh's Golden Lung and Liver
Tonic, the great Blood and Liver rem
ovator, are for sale by Aug. Engstrom
n Co., druggists. Salina. Large bottles
- cents and 81.
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The Madame Fry Concert given 1t
the OPEN House last evening was .
most meritorious performance. and al
that had been promised. The seats
were all taken, and the audience were
delighted. A handsome sum Of mon.
ey must have been realized
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The following items are from tn

The following items are from the
Council Grove Republican of May 4
Mr.. Weston Arnold left for New
York City, in company with Judge
Stafford, OF Topeka, and Chief Engi-
neer Ellis on business of the road.
Upon their return we may expect
things Ia boom.
Mr.. Appleton was i'm from the camp
Thursday, aud informs us that the
work is going right along. and tina,
within thirty days. Then We may ex-
pect to see some track.
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Fort une. for Farmer. and s,ech sn;es.

Thousands Of dollars can he save d
by using proper judgment In taking
care Of the health Of yourself and fam
lily. IL you are Bilious. have sallow
complexion. poor appetite. low and
depressed spirits, and generally de-
bilitated, do not delay moment. but
go II. once and procure u bottle OF
those wonderful Electric Bitiers,
which never fail To cure. and that for
the trifiing sum of iifty cents.
- Tribune sold by Oscar Seitz.
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A meeting of the salina Post, G. AR.
takes place next Saturday afternoon
to consider what shall be done toward
the proper observance Of Decoration
Day. 1t is probable that either the
day will be observed by the usual
ceremonial Of decoration, or that
union services Of the churches will be
held
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Elmer Riegle, charged with the
murder Of Oscar Bennett, was re-
arrested last Sunday night, upon COM
plant of the county attorney. A pc
tition signed by thirty-eight good and
responsible men and taxpayers, living
in the vicinity Of New Cambria, ad-
dressed TO the county attorney, and
requesting an examination into the
case. caused Mr.. Foster to reopen the
case. The examination came up be-
fore Justice Norton yesterday.
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Ladies don't fail to
attend the opening at
Fugate & Shows. May
10, II and IL.
Folly IN WojtiNo.

II Ii the height Of fully To wait unit
you are in bed with disease that may
last months, when you can be cured
by timely use Of Parker's Ginger
Tonic. We have known the sickliest
families made the healthiest by u
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WANrED.-several young men, who
can furnish good references and are
willing to work, will learn Of = inst
class opportunity To engage In .
money making enterprise. Apply To
HENSE 4 KRAFT, Real Estate and
Insurance Agents, Santa Re Az.
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Mr. VIM. Gibson. of this city,
seemed to be little too heavy for the
famous board sidewalks of Kansas
City, and consequently broke through
on last September, and fell into a
catch basin, fracturingihis left shoulder
blade and otherwise injuring him.
DR. Daily. who attended him, was
called TO Kansas City last week, to
testify in his behalf in a suit against
the city for damages. The result of
the suit Is not vet known.
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NNaaled.

Cattle to herd. Ample range and
plenty Of good spring water. Cows
and steers kept separate.
HEz G.. MUssER,
Abilene Kansas.
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DIR. Daily went TO Dickinson county
las, Thursday and performed upon
Mrs. Henderson Petit an operation
known i'm surgery as paracentesis
ddominis-removing from her eleven
gallons Of water, weighing about
ninety pounds. Mrs. Petit has been
suffering. from abdominal dropsy for
many months, was considerably
emaciated and only weighed about
eighty pounds after the operation.
She is now quite comfortable.
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H. g. CuxxrxaHAx. Sec.

Last week Henry and John Baier
csptnred . large, iat hog near Mr..
Baier's house, and now have II In .
pen. The owner can have the same
by paying expenses Of his keeping and
charges for this notice. l5-Sw.
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Take-it-Easy and Live-Long are
brothers. and are related 70 Ayers
Sarssparilla, which has heightened
many . life.
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Work on the NJ. +. church will prob
ably he commenced next week.
Messrs. wilmarth Il Gilbert have
been awarded the contract for build
ing the spire to the church. Mr.. Sib-
bald, of Abilene-an experienced
workman, has the contract for the
fresco work, which is to be elegant.
The church is to have a new carpet, a
new chandelier. new windows of
stained glass, and other interior deco
rations. The wing will not be built
for the present. The parsonage is to
be put up on the completion Of the
work spoken Of.
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A partuership has been formed be

A partnership has been formed be
tween Geo. H. Miller, J. C.. Stout,
Of wyandotte w. H. Mann. Of Ne
braska, and c. E. Faulkner, for the
purpose Of engaging in steck-raising.
The capital invested for the present
will be about -, ZOO. Their ranch
will consist Of abou: 5 600 acres Of land
two sections in Ottawa county and
the balance In the northwestern part
Of this county. They have already
purchased three sections. one In OF
tava and two in this county. They
will raise both cattle and bog. They
will commence In the business this
coming fall. Mr.. Faulkner Vim have
the general Management Of the bust
ness.
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No doubt many of the poetical con-
tributions land their name is legion
which are sent to the JOURNAL are
meritorious, and poetry "in spirit and
in truth but We do not feel compe-
tent to sit as q criticlwhen "Apollo
shall touch the strings Of his Tyre"
Hence, much which is not poetry may
be passed upon us as the genuine arti-
Gle. Lovers ofthe rhythm are, there
fore, in their future contributions re-
sPec;fully referred to Maj. Inman, who
processes to be good judge Of poetry
and will willingly receive fog publicar
ton In the Herald all poetical articles
of merit.
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TIE JOURNAL.

as-Ersrs ospies q THE JOURNAL -'sy Be 10
af W. Hoyb-a'I Ss-, a-S $, 10 Bosk Sere q HAae
I,sf & S,s,rasu.
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Recess.

DISSATISFACTION: Resolved, That
the elective franchise should be ex-
tended to woman. Affirmative, T. l..
Bond and VIM. Bishop. Negative.
Z. r. Switxer and F. A. McClelIand.
Music.
Three minutes speeches by i've
members to be designated by the Pres-
ident-
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