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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-08-31
Need OF Rem ode ling our Sc chOOI Sy stem.
[Prof Ii. II. Boyesen in the September
Forum

expect to meet with much opposition
when | declare my conviction that our
public school system will sooner or later
have to be radically remodelled. 1t is an
academic system "a university curriculum
on restricted scale similar in kind, diff
fering only in degree The culture which
it imparts is academic and has bat small
reference to the life which the great ma
jority Of the pupils will have to lead. 1t
kindles an ambition in them which, in
nine cases out of ten, is destined to be
disappointed, and engenders, as a conse-
quence, discomfort and disaffection toward
the State which fails to satisfy the expect
ations it has aided in arousing.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-08-31

To the farmer who stands in the porch
with a second mortgage" scroll in his
hand !. starving dog with taxed collar
between his legs and a taxed gun leaning
beside taxed broom against a taxed door
post (his little boy, Johnny, wearing taxed
clothes behind him) ito this farmer with
blood in his eye and big Tax patch Oh
mis- trousers approaches sleek, oily, tariff
fattened millionaire who as yet has had
none of the fat fried out of him. Then
comes the following short, sharp and de
,1isive dialogue:
Rrotectionist Orator: Look around you,
my friend, and reflect that you owe the
magnificent prosperity which we enjoy to
our glorious protective tariff"
Digusted Farmer: Johnny, get your
gun, get your gun"
Climax
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-08-31

Saturday nighta colored man, fireman
on The ". q v. road, was shot Inst as he
was i'll the act OF picking mp "a .watermel-
lion" on the premises OF Mr.. B. F. GRAY.
He was not hurt much rs the Shot were
small, but he will find it painful TO sit
down for while Elk.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-08-31
nc s,ale Chronicle

The CHRONICLES he
regularly adopted Organ OF
the Democratic party in
North Carolina. II will lead
the hSh' against Radical
ism.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-08-31

Mr.. W. q. Gulick, of Raleigh, has Sc
cured under Civil Service rules a position
in the Navy Department, paying $1,000
He doubtless feels at home there as he
was private Secretary for Secretary OF the
Navy Dobson of North CarOlioa.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-08-31

Hon. w. L. Trenholm, the accomplished
Comptroller of the Currency, will go to
New York on the Both to make a speech
on the Tariff. He tells me all these re-
ports about discomfort with Mr. Cleveland
in New Ork are erroneous, and that
several strong New York politicians have
told him within the past week that New
York State would give Cleveland a good
majority.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-08-31

Senator Vance is going to electrify the
local Democracy by making a speech here
at {; grand ratification meeting to be held
the first week in September. A great
many others are invited to speak but ZEN
ator Vance heads the list and I'll bet he
beats them ALL
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-08-31

There has not been a quorum in the
House for some weeks. Generally there
are about $50 members present Thees,
are 325 members and more than half ought
certainly to be here. Saturday there was
a deadlock over the French Spoliatios,
claims clause of the Deficiency bill. The
leaders determined on that day to revoke
all except sick leaves in order to have 4
quorum here by Tuesday to consider meas
ures in the line of the Presidents recon-
mendations in his message urging retalia-
ton upon Canada. Four appropl iation
bills are also hanging fire, though believe
the SolOns have invented a way to put
these through without 81 quorum
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1888-08-31

BY clerical error the River and Earbor
bill calls for SAT, 0C0, 900 instead of s22,-
900, 900 as intended All trouble arising
from this error can be easily avoided by
the ruling of the Secretary of War or the
Comptroller.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

On last SUNDAY evening. October
q, ISIS John r. john ami Mrs. y A.
Head were Joined in marriage hy
Rev. W. lI. Sweet, pastor at the
First II. r.. churrh-the ceremony
being performed at the parsonage.
The couple then rep ired To the res
idcnce III Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. e. Phil.
lips, on South Eighth street. wher-
several friends uf all parties hail
cOngTegated aud where IA splendid
repast had been provided ia homer
of the pleasing event.
Mr.. John Is known 10y his many
friends and acquaintance a. Il sue
ressful and highly respected gentle
man Of Glendale township who au-
nually raises lots of wheat. corn and
other farm products. Mrs. Head
was the widow Of A. X. Head. de
ceased, late Of Pleasant Valley
township aud is a most rstimable
lady. Mr.. and Mrs. John were old
time friends in Ohio, long before
coming Ia Kansas. All parties will
wish them long, and happy mar
ried life-helievlng that each has
chosen we'll.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

Six lie legates from the college Y
VI 4. \. were AT Abilene. All say
il was the grandest event they eveI
witnessed.
state Secretary &. ". Jones and
wIir, from Newton, Kansas, were
guests 81 Prof. Scott. Both were
students under Prof. Scott in lows
College last year.
Tmr Seniu, Props have passed
their examinations in Cicero and
~" NOW wondering whether Virgil
was sober when lie wrote the open
ing chapter Of the .EIeid.
\ visitor at the 'Dtestrick Skule''
rehearsal Monday night seemed to
enjoy the thing hugely. The
''Skulc' numbers forty now.
Social Friday night with musical
and literary program. Everybody
come.
Six visitors TO the Normal Dept.
last week. Come when you please
you are always wrlcume-iG you
don't whisper.
The Freshmen say that Cicero.
though heather, gives good adj
vice upon the culture uf the
"GentIer Virtues His "De
Amicitia" abounds in solid food
The class begius the ''De Senectute''
soon.
Excuses for nonattendance at
chapel and church should lie pre-
scented to Dr. Cook at once.
\ visitor to the Nenophon class
says the members are fast becOnI-
inn al
speak the Greek 49,
II students would take their Tues-
tiUns upon the Bible To- ONE good
teacher Of scripture aud think care
fully Of the answers given, much
time aud useless discussions might
Ice saved.
The Freshmen have followed
Hannibal aud Scipio through the
memorable battles of the Second
Punic War, which the author calls
the greatest 81 ancient time, not
only with respect to its length and
the numbers Engaged aud the
ability Of the generals, but because
il decided the future Of Europe.
Many who have promised books to
the library have not yet handed
them in. Don't forget Us please.
We have read several statements
In the city papers relative tO the
esteem In which the faculty of the
Wesleyan is held by the students,
but the recent visitors among the
\. NJ. L. a. secretaries say our
stude ITS are n set Of which any
teachers might be proud.
SophOmores, don't lay aside your
Latin until you have read Tacitus
aud Quintiliian. A study Of these
authors gives a polish which moth
ing else Is likely TO give.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
Some figures and some Facts.

Three hundred chrysanthemums
! measuring from Is inches To feet
in height, from IS inches to 3 feet
across, with from - to % Towering
stalks, bearing 30 to 80 blossoms.
This j. what the Presbyterian ladies',
Of Salina, have in preparation for q
great chrysaDthemum and flower
exhibit, 10 be opened November IL,
and cuntimtinued for several days.
Thc.e plants have been selected
with great care from leading florists
catalogues and are of the choicest.
Some ~ having been awarded the
highest honurs AT the New York and
Philadelphia exhibitions. We give
this on authority Of John Thorpe,
the great horticultural, and the
rhry-anthcmum'- able advocate.
The following are the names with
descriptions Of few premium
PLANTS:
Admiration, soft rose, white
center: Zen d'Or, golden yellow,
center 81 petal. broad. a. the flower
natures the petals warp over form
ing rihhon-Iike balls; Bras Rouge,
,rlvrty crimson, with reverse Of
petals. deep mrouze: Julius Schafr,
very Ilrg" lat anl smooth, richest
violet amaTamth. lasting n long
t;,..... I.,I,I.,, Il.,..ri.. .f,,raVa Iarv.
and p,rf.rily in-cuIved; Golden
Queen Of Finland, very large rich
Icmon yellow: King of Crims"ns
int"n-r rich crimson; Mrs. Cieo.
Rundl.., one uf the best white, very
pnpuiar: Princess Meletia, white
Hover, much fringed, very beauti-
iul: MI. &. l.. Allen, rose, white
aud gold: Baron Henst, amber; W.
\. Harris, bronze amber; r. r.
Martin, reddish orange yellow
changing 10 curpcry red, very bright
a:.I dazzling: lie FavoTite de ex-
pn-iIi"u, immense flowers, pure
white. shaded and tipped violet;
i.ady II. Clair, white; Mr.. George
':Icnny, Bob and Fanny, &c., &c.,
~, T. -. hr-iIrS the uu-nameI lot
llra: the young men are To look
alter Thee plants are coming on,
more than FILLING our expectations
AMI un one can afford Ia miss
seeing this collection. Not even
T'r one dollar should you miss il,
auI "" viii let you in for much
i,-~ than Ihai, in fact, you may see
them. try our danny lunch, patron
H.. cur table at notions. spend 4
p',a-tmi Afternoon ar evening and
get "rl for 81. carrying away with
you picture worth double what you
have. -prut. Come and see, for:
IHr. u.si.l sl.,fh .i,-rlar..
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
DsmorrasIc Grades"

For days some two weeks sgn
rumors were rife, while indefinite,
OF trades to be ATTEMPTED and In pro-
gress by the Democratic party of
saline county. Was the ''endOrse-
meet Of J. F.. Woodward, Jr.,
Union Labor candidate" for Dis
Irict Clerk aud T. {. Chapman,
Union Labor candidate" for state
Senator, by Democratic conventions,
n part Of the plan Of treaty obliga-
tions?" One might surmise that to
be the case, but where reciprocal
relatiOna''cOme in, IL hard to divine
beyond the mere circumstances,th 1T
both party organizations might vote
Jointly for the two candidates nam
ell. The Union Labor tenets pro-
vide sgainst alliances with "either
Of the old parties" And were
Woodward aud Chapman elected,
would IL be Union Labor or
Democratic victory? Priority OF
right might have something to do
i'm settling the question. But then
II Woodward and Chapman should
declare themselves to be Democrats,
or each for himself take upon HIM
self that designation would not the
Union Labor party be left out in the
cold, cold World in attempting an
equitable division OF assets and
liabilities :" The subject il alb
struse in its dimensions, but the
conclusion il reached that the fruits
Of the victory" would be quite
barren. There were other trades"
which were mOOted but were rather
obscure ~ tn specifications and
particulars. II was limited that the
whole swedish vote in the county
was To he traded to the Demo-
cratic county ticket by one or two
men for the democratic vote Of the
Second District for one Of their men
for County Commissioner. In the
Democratic H'rG'd Of Saturday we
SEE some reference Ia the matter
under the head of "Swedlund eu-
dorse,l." The delegates to the re-
cent Democratic county convention
from the second, met Gin the city
hall last saturday, and Peter Swed-
Iund being present then announced
to the meeting that he stood a. can
didate before them aud was ready |
with his friends to support the
Democratic ticket, AMI lie was |
unanimously nominated II will
Ice remembered that these same |
delegates when they assembled In
the north second story room at the
court house on the saturday a week
previous To the Iheeling i'm the city
hall declined to make this "nOmina-
ton" for the reason that certain OF
the deleg aies were not acquainted
with Mr.. SwcdIund, but really a. was
developed that the
''tradc"was not cnnsummated To the
Of the Democrats. Then
Mr.. Swcdlund's heart failed him, a.
he said in the interim Of the two
that he would give so il
he was out of the business. We do
not know what this whole iransac-
lion or matter means. We can not
that any man or set Of men
has undertaken to transfer tue
Swedish people to the Democrats In
Ibis instance, and We do not believe
hey could lie 80 traded IL attempt
ii. Mr.. Swedlund, a. far A. our in
formation and knowledge extends.
We regard ~ an honorable, upright
.itizrn. who is not To- he invriglrd
ntp any such unhnIy alliances.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
EprII.h Lutheran Church.

On next sunday and on Nov. It'll,
the Rev. Clinton ID. Hoover, Of
CirclevilIe, Ohio. will preach in this
church, both morning and evening.
Mr.. Hoover il a graduate Of the
Lutheran college at Gettysburg,
Pa, class 1T ISS3; aud nf Yale
Divinity SCHOOL At New Haven.
Conn, class Of lN>,i. Ali the menu
bers uf the Iuih' ran church are
especially urged To he present at the
services on above mentioned dates.
II. e.. Rear has returned from the
East and is now comfortably fixed
in his new office over the SaIina
National hank, where ne will hr
pleased to see all Of his friends and
old customers ami all other persons
who may wish tn transact business
IN his line. Mr.. Kear says he ha~
effected aTrangrm cast, whereby
he ha1 control nG an unlimited
amount of ready capital. His
speciality il shurt-limc loans on
chattel- Of all kind first and second
mortgages on city and farm proper
ty. Money always on hand. Rates
reasonable and conditions easy. We
are satisfied from what We know Of
Mr.. kear, personally, that persons
who have business in his line, will
find II tn their adv antagr To call on
him and get his rates.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25


The topics ,li-"u->ed were such n
were Il special interest along the
line 81 WuIk ia which the Strre-
tari,- wee engaged. r. G.. Mitch
ell lead Il pap, un Have We enlist
Ell for life. Following Was a paper
10y ]. u. CaIruIhrrs uu The SecTe-
tar : Iclatiun To- the community, in
Guiding his Nv II cIuIrh, pastors and
Chri-IiiI workers" Methods Of
bihIr t'a"ning was presented by e..
T.. lIulhlIt. Il the state committee.
After Ihr presentation Of each paper
VA, di.rT--iUm ia which were
brought out the chief points of in
trIr-l IN regard TO the work.
~ 7:.:nr. IA. a street meeting was
held at the corner III Santa re and
Iron avenues, alter which a gospel
meeting Iur men only wa- hrld in
the Lutheran church in charge Of &.
T.. Mails. y large uumh,r were in
Attendance and the meeting Was an
impressive the. Ga Tu, sday the
topics and discussions were con-
timurh, several papers being read.
mary Interesting points being
brought out in the discussions. Al
7:Il Tuesday evening a street meet
in- Ma held, inviting all To attend
a gospel meeting at the Methodist
rhur'-h ~ charge # W. Il. Johnston.
The church Was well filled aud
much interest manifested hy those
present. At ~ o'clock 4 delegates
farewell meeting vas held in the
a~-"rialiun Tu"m~. The secretaries
left yesterday with kind words for
in, people of Salina Tho kindly en-
t,rlaiu-d them. The conference
was said ,n he the best ever held IN
tl;P -tll,.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

III" Republicans will have quite :.
"hurrah' IA the way OF rulIir
speaking next saturday. Congress
man Anderson will speak at :.
'i"'h T.. ~ "nh \. ). trIi AMI ).
Il. f"i>Elhe "a the evening.
SUNDAY. rain. whirh wa Of >rv-
rrII hours duration. ha- rI,r,I rh..
soil in Grand rnr.lr'inr.. No m..rr
,nmrlaimi of dr, un.rl nri... l.,
will not n.. l..nr no. l.I r.. l,.
-iurk viii Lrra-iurr,iur lee if.ld-
Tia" li"pui'Iirnm Central Commit
i"'' "i Ottawa county nav" "m'i"is-
81 capt. M"hlrr Tor STAT senator.
aud n-k"h him t" ill six speaking
appointments in ""mm'"It"n with
the r1uN - l"r IA" Ottawa ""unty
ticket.
r.. ,,,..,,,, J., u,r, ,.ri,,.u
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

For SALE-340 acres in Washing
ton township, Saline county, low
price and easy terms. Perfectly
level, every foot ti!lable, one Of the
best pieces in the county, 100 acres
cultivated, 8 miles from SmoIan, =
miles from Falun. For PARTICULARS
address c. J. Wade 1911 West I2th
ST., Kansas city, Mo. 3s-3m
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

CLERK wANTEB-At once, a first
class Swede clerk for general mdse.
store, must have good references.
Apply at Geisslrr's store, Bavaria.
Kansas. .g-tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

Tho owner Of one of the most de
~irahle lots in the Episcopal Mil
irary Addition wishes to purchase
another desirable lot from some
Democrat who thinks Cleveland
will Lee elected Address NV" lock
IoN ri,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
GITI IND GOINEI.
" li"It t,'tIIi

Wheat st,,.rIfi-
"'''' ] ''''''.' "'.>' '"'.-'''\
"'I"'.
'"' ''N "h'-''''''.' ''-' "'""'
was ''->
"Twn uld Cr.mr,-' I"-mmrruw
evening.
TI,,. ,,...i-t,.,r.,.u I..r. ..I..... Z,
'''' '""
HON. \ Il Jet moro al '"" Opera
h""'' !" "'I'''.
rrri-lrat."m "I voter. rI"-,- to.
moro" evening ~ ~" '!'''N.
Laugh and grow fat i"-m"rruu
evening. Nv" Uld Cr"mt"-."
Til" mry"r'~ Ir"''I'm 't'"n G"r til"
general "l""ii"m - published rI''.-
where.
IA NJ t.....r..r -, I,..,.,.-, ,,..,,,;-. 49,.
""", l''''''i '' '''- We. = a guest "i
~ N''''''
The ram which tell SUNDAY rx.
tended Ir"m kam-a. city L. the la
"'S'''" ''''''-
Turn out neat Saturday. H-puhli-
cans. and hear the Truth num ~rv-
prni ,.luutt,.tlt linz
The rrr~h, terrain ladies of Silfma
AZ" T"inE {" h"ld "hry -nmih"mmm
W.. i J,'..,,I'' an ~ t'''''''.
hy huyiur ticket. for ti,,.,.,u,,.r, ,t
the En-tum yurm,lrrlrrIus.
%. ~ '''''' I've. = E'''" '"'" "u' next
S-malnr talk OH Rrrul,Iiran i.-u,.
u" H"-i"n "uimi"itr club give
concert 80 SAUNA. Nov. = i"I the
u,uJ
Senator Plumb speaks ia Sllina
next Tuesday night. Let Rrruhli-
''>'''' W.
DrS. Hall and smith. SkilluI
electricians, &r., have rented rooms
la the Darly ilurk aud will I,,. ready
'"r I'a'''"'- next week.
The t"nrrrgaIi"uaIi-i church
have commenced huil,limg a rhai.rI
un State street. west uT q. u.
Rish"p'- residence.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

We will only be responsible for
pianos tuned by Mr.. Ware, our reg
ular tuner, or by one who has =
written recommendation with our
signature. VERNON 4 BOSD.
Grier Block, South Santa Fe.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

Dick Culver, who follows John
Martin Democratic candidate for
G"vernor' around like a poodIe-dog.
aud write- up fIring reports Of
Johns triumphaI progress to the
guberuaturial chair, " for the Kausas
city Time, gave a frightful heap Of
lying about the situation Ia Saline
county. Dick has elected all the
Democratic ticket in this county,
and all is Necessary now is 10 count
the votes.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
1.nrh.r.I,nnin.,Inn

The examination Of applicants for
certificates will Ice held at the court
n Ouse on the - of October, beginning
at ID n. M. SUPERINTENDENT.
l-H-.f
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

Ih" rrty registration hooks close
tomorrow Friday evening at .
O'Clock. All voters not registered
at that time will not H. permitted To
V"trat the election \uvrmhrTG. Per
sous renewing from one ward To an
other must change their registration
L" accord with their new ahnde. To hr
enabled IT, vote.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

The candidates an the Republican
county ticket are making a vignr-
Gus canvass, aud A. a result find suf-
hciAnt evidences among the people
20 warrant the belief that every man
ON the ticket will be elected.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
AEartl Thanks,

We kindly thank our friends aud
ncighhurs and the Post for their a.
sista' rr in the sickness and death nf
our father. Grant q. Baldwin.
Mr.. AND Mrs. u. II. BEARD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

You can buy good organ for so.
or piano for So, at Vernon y
Bonds music store.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
3os south seventh street.

First and second mortgages on
city and farm property. Apply to
Il. & Kear, over Salina National
Bank.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

intending to remove from Salima,
] desire To sell the following: One
pair of black ponies, with
harness AMI phaeton, one good
milch COW, - inch bicycle. Ameri-
can Ssnspareil Iron safe.
a.. ID. C;uIWAIB.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
2 or SAFE.

One spring wagon in first-ciass
condition; only been run part Of one
year. Inquire at this Office.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25
TWO CRY CorxcIL MEETINGS.

1
wv ~
Tn. city Engineer. salary Ordinance
Ill, r,o, the ,sbI.-Thr vIrh, l.l..
-, s,,t,.,v Ordered p.d,-Tl,r Are
,,.,,. E.-,,,,r.,d..I n, r,wur,,..
o-..,.s
The city council mot Last Friday
| in adjourned meeting. The 0r,li-
nance avpropriaiiug SHD pr Year
salary for city engineer wa~ taken
ny. Upon motion ii wa IyiI TrnI
the table for the present. The
proposition ~ l.. q Viz, To-
rent s'girw4- 81 c,'y ILi!d-
ing Wa di-,.I--,.,I Mr.. supple
said ihr. council might give iiri a
lra-" far one yea. H. o." revoked ia
case az al" al iII.. property. Mr..
Dlum said Nr. Wight would -.
willing 20 l-a-" .nr " years. with
privilege of holding until city would
-rll. \ motion Wa carried ." grant
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framrhi-r- r..rriRi ih"i: r",'"m-
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ahami'n"'i anI the rri"'' I'':b for
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

Notit" tt hoterA.
SALINh KANSAS Oct. : !

HALINN MANASSAS UCI. ; IN.
Notice il hereby given that the
books for the Registration Of voters
are now open at the city building and
will continue open until 2GIh day Of
October ISIS, in accordance with the
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

Money to loan NJ -, without COM
mission on improved real estate.
Time to suit. Room !, POstofiice
block.
W. r. PRICE 4 BRO. 3s-tf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

The "ConVtrsazione" held 10y the
l. :. \. on last tuesday AT the house
81 Mrs. Lizzie Hopkins, proved very
interesting. The president, Mrs.
II. r. Pealer, led the discussion on
Does ProteC ton keep up the stand
ard of Wages =" with n most inter-
esting aud thoughtful paper. All
participated in the discussion which
followed, which proved very in
-tructive. Tie subject for the next
meeting il shall the Tax be Re
moN ell from Tobacco aud Whiskey a"
Ia Ice led by Mrs. May Bellsville
Brown. Contributions are solicited
"n the subject from all interest,"
ell The next meeting will be held
at the house Of Mrs. J. w. Daily, LIS
South Santa Fe, on Tuesday, Nov.
5, at 4 p. m.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

Judge Jonathan Weaver left ON
the midnight train Monday. for Eu-
dora, Douglas county. called there
hy the death uf h.s hruih-r'- rhiId.
hoy five years old. The funeral
took pla".. an Tueslav.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-25

The @I,t Annual Session Of this
Synod j. nov being held at Law
renee, AMI IL largely attended. The
reports from churches throughout
the stale ar. good. New churches
have been erected at Emporia, Well
inst"u,' Manchester. Ellsworth,
Oberlin, Norratur and AtrhisOn;
and 4 number Of new organizations
have been effected. The Salina
church is represented at Lawrence
10y jacob l.. Gebhart aud Christian
Bachtoil, and the Woman's II. and
r. Mi-siou society by Mrs. q. W.
Benlieid. This church is now
recognized a. one Of the most liberal
and most efficient Of the synod.