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Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
ROGERS.
RELIEF CORPS

FRFF,-A map Of Oklahoma. size z 2, s!A3 ,6
owned by the different Indian tribes thatithe L, S..
government is to purchase and throw open TO set
with the disputed lands of Greer county shows also
the railroads, streams, trails, etc. This map will
be given free to all yearly subscribers to the
WEEKLY EAGLE. to those who pay up their
arrears and advance their subscription to
the Weekly Eagle for year. Map will
not be given to subscribers whose subscriptions are
nov pd up ahH apPes Say 70 Tn9se
those who advance their present subscription one
year. We also have these maps for sale at 80 cents
EACH by mail, postage prepaid. Address. THE
WICHITA EAGLE, Wichita, Kansas,
d94 If w5Otf
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
GRAIN IN SIGHT

NEW YORK, May H,-Following is the
statement of the visible supply of grain in
store and afoat on May %, assessed by the
Produce Exchange:
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28

Cash quotations We're as follows:
FLOUR-Steady and unchanged. Winter wheat
q 0oG6 Is; spring patents IS bakers IS 90Gs So
wHEAT-No spring 7s14SSOc; No red is1sS soc.
CGRN-No. > &C.
OATS-So. 2lsS62lS4c.
RNE-No > 81.
FLAXSEED-sl 81
TIMOTHY SEED-prime 81 y.
PORK-Sl1 S1leal1 IS.
LARD-y6 72leg6 IS.
SHOR1 RIBS-S5 1565 50.
DRY SALTED-Sho s. 1895 Is
SHORT CLEARS l29svS6 p.
WHISkN->l ".
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HOGS.
wicb,ta Grain Market.

Fnrnisbed nv J. w. Hawn g. Co., grain and com.
mission merchants.
WICHITA. May q.
wHEAT-No. 2 soft 7nS71c; No. hard 60965c:
CORNING 2 white 27g2Sc; No. mixed Z6CGZ1c.
OATS-No white 20G2lc; mixed loGSlsc;
RYE-25c
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
STORAGE.

C,TORAGE-For household goods or raerchasdi
- boxed or loose. IL Jon have any goods 10 sto
bring en- 20 tie Wichita Stor age Co.. No. 10 We
Douglas ava MI
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28

New York Produce
NEW YORK. May q.
wHEAT-lSc lower. No. red Sls.tSSO5sc
CORN-HeaNy; No. > slGIi4c.
OATS-Dul aud weaker mixed aiasle white sea
SIC
COFFEE-opu Ans lower. Sales IS. $50 bags. Spot
steady and quiet a: lsSsC
SUGAk-Nery firm and active 7td7Nc; extra c
.Sszsetc. white extra sac, Il Ice yellow 6les7c
standard A sslc powdered Jsc granOlaIed she
Cubss sic.
EGGS-Steady at iSVsl4c.
RUTTER-Steady at aGI5t8c.
CHEESE-Quet and unsettled; 1lsSsiSc-
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28

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Kansas City Live Stock.

Tho Live Stock Indicator reports
CATTLE-Receipts 500; shipments l%U Llgns
weight fairly active, heavy SLOW StocKers anu ~
feeders firm. Good to choice corn 1ed - 9'S 80 %
common TO medium 50 35G3 20; stocAefs ANU ioeu-
ers 81 25@D3 IS; cows 81 1543 % ,,,,.
HOGS-Receipts 1900 shipments 80. MaIKeI
opened slow and weak to 212c lower Goou "
choice light 81 S5e5 40 heavy and mixed
81 l5tG4 30. ,oo x,,-a.
steady. Good choice muttons s. 15G4 -; COMMON
to medium g. S1@L53l,
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28

TUNH0GRAPHED and Printed Letter
IIHl Heads, Note Heads, Envelopes,
LIIIlV Business Cards, Wedding and
Party Invitations, Calling Cards
Luncheon Cards, Bonds, Mortgages, Certif-
Gates of Stock, ETC.. at the Wichita EAGLE
office. Wichita. Kansas
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
St I.ouis Live Stock.

ST LOUIS, May q.
CATTLE-Recepts $780, shipments 200. Market
steady. Choice heavy native steers oU@i ~; laIl
2 2G63 L; rangers corn fed 1908 5U; grass led
2 l0Gl2 80. oo ,,,.
lower Choice heavy 4094 so packing 4 5U9i 4o'
light grades ordinary to b st i0G4 3D.
SHEEP-Receipts 1906 shipments So Market
stronger. Fair to choice 8 COZ 81.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, May q

CHICAGO, May 81.
The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipt 1905 shipments 400 MarRee
strong choice TO extra; beeyes d gt 90 coSy
IS 1904 OE stockers and feeders S2 5So .G COW W.
bulls and mixed 81 O0G5 40 Texas cattle 81 yESo ~.
HOGS-Receipts 1900; shipments l2VV; ss.I se
active lower. Mixed 81 41Ga 81; heavy d oo94 ooi
light 81 4Oa4 65: skips 50 509i %. ,,,.
SHEEP-Recelpts 2OOt shipments IN sb6rn
81 G5S4 l5 Texas Ihorn s. OGi co. lambs g otgo -.
The DrOyers' Journal special from London quotes
prices &C lower than last week. best American steers
making only lie per pound estimate dead weight
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
W, II. POWERS.

Piano tuner. Piano actions correctly adjusted,
hammers recapped, new wires, new worries, and
keys whtened cases re-varnished and polished, new
bushings etc We prepared 10 do the above
work in the best manner and warrant the same 10
give entire satisfaction at reasonable prices Leave
orders at Thomas Shaw's Music House. No 129 North
Main street, Wichita, Kansas. AZ II
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
ARTICLES.

BUTTER - Firm. Fancy creamery l5lSG l6Ssc
choice TO fine l2leGl5c; hne dairy l5Sl4c; Iair TO
good 50 i0c.
EGGS-Firm at I2StC.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Tor RENT-A livery barn on the corner OF Doug
Il las and Wichita opposite the Rock Island
Lumber company, rent reasonable. Apply TO : " Q.
Cooper. 80 n. Main. off
DOR kENT-A first class steam roller mill. the
Il only mill in a good town within twenty ave
miles of W ichita, surrounded by The best wheat
growing country in the state Prospects for this
Years crop are immense. The MIL Is perfect IN ali
details, has good custom trade and coed reputa-
ton on the market. and cannot fail 10 make money
for anyone who Will run II. IL can be rented a. a
very low figure Call on OF correspond with The
Bunnell-Eno investment Company, Wichita. Kan.
dl5S II
DOR RENT-Ware house Santa Re track, op-
Il posite Santa Fe freight depot. L. '. dealy, !-s
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28

TOR SALE-seale asoks. sAS-- hs-i ~rfis~s' 3ots
II fso5ks bs2zx seo-sss sa1 8ozs books sad seskl
sazks q every kind MAJ ORDERS rrco yt1y affxza-
20. Cal s. 81 address kss " .c1li2 EAsLK = ca-
a Ia l&E<
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28

NOR sALY-Gosa Gee ssre- wszgh. l.g Or vii
e TRACE for sx-xef osAa A =. E1xeworsh. rsssz2
u 9sste Eock- lSE
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
FOR TRADE.

nor TRADE-Commanche county farms. have
L some choice farms To trade for merchandise OF
all kinds Will trade for few pianos or buggies or
sell you land chea per than you prove 1t up,
Address, Cnas Z. Kim, Codwater. Kan. lis-lmos
LvOR TRADE-A $500. second mortgage $3.50
II first MORTGAGE 1900 or more cigars. Nice resi-
dence III neokuk, low also one iii Peoria. ILL., lb1
acres heavy timber land in northern Tennessee; so
fine land in Wisconsin, and lots OF other prop
erty. all and see me. A, }. Edgeworth, room Il.
Getto block dll9tr
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
FINANCIAL.

NJ \
w pianos, household goods, ETC. See Us before
borrowing. Roberts * Myers, over 10 y. Market
street. o-ts
MONEY TO LOAS-On household furniture.
vi pianos, organs, horses. cattle wagUps, ETC.
on short time In large and small amounts At lowest
rates. Money alwaya en- hand. Dickinson & Co,
room 305 Sedgwick block. d S-et
yyvANTED-TO make some first class city loan
w for six or twelve months. Kansas Loan aud
Investment CO., over Wichita National bank i5l-tf
WANTED Borrowers for money drst mort
w cages farms IL you want 10 renew your
old loans a low rate gf Interest call On WtCh
Ia Banking Co.. No. lii W Douglas ave s2tfwiSs
w ANTED-To lend money at pet cent on farms
w and improved central city property on long
time at per cent and reasonable commission No
delay where the title Is good. j. <. Humphrey d
Son. dli-N
MONEY To LOAN-in amounts from $40 up
WI ward on horses, cattle wagons buggie-, iurui-
ture jewels and all kinds Of good chaitel or cOls
eraI security. Also loans Oh city property aud
farms lowest rates. Cal and see me before Dor
rowing elsewhere. ". T. Nash 10 y. Gain 70.
N{TASTED-Borrowers'o FOR money We place money
w at the lovesf .ates on all KINDS OF chattel ss
curity loans and also second mortgages On farms
wichita banking Co. No. LIE West Douglas ave.
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Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28

4 GENTS WANTED-In every city and town in
% the United States except in state OF Kansas TO
sell TO lawyers; Just the book every lawyer needs;
endorsed by lawyers everywhere sells at sight; no
delays necessary, rs book can be delivered when
sale Is made, Applicants must be able 10 furnish
reference when required. Full particulars free
Address the Wichita Eagle, Wichita, Kan. lift
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
FOR EXCHANGE.

TOR EXCHANGE-Choice land and city property
Il for live stock or mortgage securities; no money
required, James p Mead, kingman. Kan, d3S-t
ITO ExCHANGE-Choice improved Wichita
L property for a farm, also want merchandise
all kinds horses cattle. farm implements. buggies.
rancho Will trade clear lots, some money or house
rent for good pa o. Give full particulars Address
Farmer, care carrier No. 5. Wichita, Kan d JS-u
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28

U,og sALE-oa board the cars Al Fs- scott. 2q1A
It 90 sssrsoE arc red oFsck- k-z<T y ecors make
Prsce s. pr thorzsz1d- Address n CheHAzls:
GEM
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28

AL notices Of Employment or Situations Wanted
from TO i've lines. sc per week. all notices over
Ave lines viii be charged for at the rae Of i've
cents per line per week-no notice taken for less
than Is cents.
All For Sales, Help Wanted, For Rents or other
business notices from to i've lines. 80 cents per
week-an notices over i've lines win Be charged for
at the rate Of per line per week-no notice
taken for less than 50 cents.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
LOST.

4 OST-Nay q, on Douglas ave this forenoon one
i \ set OF plans and specifications The parties
nndn them VIII please bring toBissants n Mathews
rs East Douglas avenue. VIII pay liberal reward.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28

! TOR sALE-Eqzstses II good Improved lad =
+ sl.<nAa EAxb~- dSzaaEcas c1az-zeS.
T1.-Sra-sSs sshrlJ ss9 al bach sax az1 sE.s-ess
lad ~ Here y csas3ce .sr syecxzxts5s A.
Earxworsh rocsa = Se<so bse-x eg5s-Ss
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
STRAYED.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN-From j6 North Emp0-
Nee6s old; left side is mostly black with black spot
left side of head which covers the eve, Anyone
returning same to the above number Will be hber-
ally eWarded. d. ST
STRAYED-A light hay mare seven years old
- with black name and tail mas saddle marks
weighs about Sb pounds. no shoes mas icaf Ter
halter return TO n H. George, room :, ia Y Main
street. and receive reward. 80
CTR XED-Black horse, right hind foot white
- known as BLACK Tom" y liberal reward VIII
be paid his return ". 3 Meyers, either i2i y.
Market street or liO2 ). Emporia. 6-U
S,TRAYED-One small chestnut color horse.
= branded on right side. Finder viii please re-
3Ul \. Water street and receive liberal re-
ward. COL
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28

I>OR SALE-Hy hall Interest 81 the vel knoEn
II printing. Rubber stamp. E7d seal ts1sf sess &
Darling & DolE5as. II Topeka HAs- On aorgSat 81
entering mtAkstrT. Only 2r1RcigASs Feed zrfts. G
rs DoasIzS topeka Kan did *
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

of groceries. VIII pay half
w cash. half hrs -clBss unincun bered real estate
ADDRESS q. c., Eagle ONCE, dsby
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28

I'og sALE-As q TSsekA rs1saS- xs4 sC5v.ax
Il pay good crok ss0Te. Assy S0x<y. -zcx51s
chafrs ert--slon tabs, b1t-, sSssnxs An1 a.sress
gasoline s<Dre oil r<>zicg sfezs.Sks fNks. sz&
Ears etc etc TAsse arrse4ss viii - sod skesS
= AID s1Sz. gA-E
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE,
WANTED-AGENTS.

AZ ANTED AGENTS-In every city town and
w village in the United States Except In
state OF Kansas TO take subscriptions fostnaster
can make money. No capital required. Sample
copies Tree. Cash commissions money can be made
by getting up clubs. Address the Wichita Eagle.
Wichita, han. lift
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28

w ANTED-Au persons desiring cellar floors
w ceTIlented 70 Gail NJ E Flower & Co.. 2J5 =
Main street; all work guaranteed. ~ Il.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


Wichita L1Ve SUCK -Hdrket.
Furnished by Ditmars. Norls q NanulVer, i've
stock commission merchants.
WICHITA UNION STOCK YARDS. May q.
The following charges and rules govern these
Yards Yardage On hogs, &C per head; on cattle, Ac,
and on sheep &C. Hay, 81 per cwt, corn 75c per
bushel Commission: s. per On hogs: cattle 5Oc
Der head: ac head on wagon hogs and IS per car
on sheep Inspectors dock pregnant sows ~ and
stays GO pounds.
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28

WANTED1lhaXihaeFsIta STATE Po e. KaAaas q
take Subscriptions for the Weekly Eagle. colored
map OF Oklahoma and the Indian Territory given
with every NEW yearly subscriber. Posimasters
send for terms; is the time 90 make money The
map Is 24x36 inches and the most pIse map Of
Oklahoma that has been published. Address TIE
WICHITA EAGLE, Wichita Kansas.
dsl Il w51tf
Wichita eagle., 1889-05-28
FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS.

ISCR sAT.E-At one hall trs valve. hoFes b7ssfness
II furniture sb1 fxtgr-s. all one year 40
Eve-ythin. II good running order God b1siress
established. Location one q The best IN tee cffy.
owner rnpss sell on account es sickness szd Offers
this great bargain on easy gsyueELz- Enquire ~
80 : Topeka ave Wichita 81
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-26
Lutheran Hary.., Festival.

Last Monday night, the spacious
English Lutheran church was filed
with an spprec istive audience 20
hear the interesting programme
prepared under the supervision Of
the pastor by the Lutheran sabbath
school. The church was elegantly
decorated with fruits, flowers, but
more especially grain and vegeta-
bles; corn, wheat and oats were
woven iu fantastic forms while the
mammoth vegetables brought by the
children reminded one of an agrieul-
tural fair in miniature. A large
wheel composed OF pie plant was
quite q curious piece Of workman
ship, the plant was procured from
the garden OF Mrs. ID. \. Kohr,
Jacobs ladder In the corner festOon-
ed with golden corn In varied kinds
and eOlOrs was very suggestive Of
the fertility OF our state and
county, while the splendid speci-
mems from the vegetable kingdom
decided the fact that (for Kansas ut
least) the reign OF drOuth and grass.
hOppers were things OF the past.
The ladies Of the sabbath school aud
others deserve much praise for
their creditable work In ornament
ing the church, and for one day our
pastor laid aside his clerical robe
AID worked nObly. The exercises
were opened with q magnificent
voluntary by our accomplished
organist, Mrs. Harlan, followed BY
an Anthem from the choir, and
Invocation from the pastor. Then q
Holmqulst and others. Saedtime
little girls aud seven boys, the
girls bearing rustic baskets, OF seeds;
and the boys carrying sheaves Of
wheat, while the choir sang
Bringing In the Sheayes."
Another recitation by Mrs. Helen
Bond entitled the Pumpkin. and
SuufiOwer. Then some forty boys
and girls composing the Corn Stalk
Brigade marched with their loads OF
fruits, vegetables and grain and
amused the audience with their
potatoe chains aud etc. Then q
recitation from Miss Mildred Free.
man, entitled Can You DO o. Well?
The rendering OF this piece was
simply perfect and was received
with loud applause. The closing
act, was the gem OF the evening
represented as follows: Grand.
father Time-w. Kohr; Summer,
Miss Enella Dihle; March. Miss
Bertha yesterday; April, Miss
Lizzie Berg; May, Lulu Lott; June,
Miss Florence Bond; July, Miss
Minnie Nelson; August, Miss Bleuds
Eastberg; September. Miss Maud
Fry. Every part assigned was
perfect In lie way and Q beautiful
solo sung by Miss Nelson was worth
hearing. The CLOSING song was o
solo. Tie model chdrch, sung by
Rev. @. w. Maggart, but, a. every
one knows our poster II one OF the
best singers in The state q IL no use
10 praise him and we may well say.
Come ye thankful people couBe
Raise the song 81 harvest home
All are safely gathered In
Ere the winters storm begins.
RnhV
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-26
lFTra Published srpte~ber -. 1853.
Publication . Notice.

bumHsoas gor noa-rtstnrH ifffnfnnfn.
TIE STATE OF KAxs.s; 10 I. L EIiwood
doing ousiness ~ I. l. EiiWcod a 60.
Icu are hereby notified thst you have been
sued with Christine Thorstenberg, Amos
Thorstenbe 9. . minor. A. J. Holmquist, a.
Peter Gresoriou.. ISsisi 4 s.urInsn. wii i
theeriBG 4 Co, and Kate = Rand. Is code
PENDANTS. by Lacy A. 0arcelon. plaintiff.
rn.s 1an % % ssessSs ySI e 1ssTsr
clerks once of the Saline county district
cours Of the state of Kansas, on or before the
eth day % November, 10, OF the said peti-
rendered foe the f0reeioecre % Z eertaia
Isih, issl. 81 one Joan n. fhorisnbsrg and
ana: sss . e. n: .
Of Saline and described ~ fniiovz: the soIfll-
eazf qoarter of seetl0a tyenty-three CD in
township aneen u.s. scath. Of range three ~
containing one hundred and sixty us5l aerns
more or lee. % secnre the payment % the
xum q q eo0 With lntefrst a TIE rafe q
tse Of 10 me Rsri serof D. > i In All coun-
eeili.ss !. issf ne ssienSsai. ssS eSes y
ss. .es s ~ ana sa,s r. 81 i ssS
esi, rteht, Her sn1 equily % redemption On,
90 % On sid iasds and tenenseuta, and that
s.ia Lands may - spsd sccsrdiaG - iau,
srssssi No sssfi end a.: sessi 20 sss So.
msnf II. ID, The iases doe snd paynbls g
said pfsmisss; md. he essts and nrerrins
eq<ts q Tits action; -, The claim q sald
ssh, tks claim % the Essd defsndanss 81 sheiF
inscrrs<s Eeg sppcar. nsd for sueh oshpF and
fsrtesf rs,'sf " ne preuisss - may b jnsi.
wines NJ hand ssd ne sssl of anid
Courts - my oflre IN the city % aalina, %
The nd colafy % eailne. this 1lh day 81
s~ytemhes. -. Cd. FRRDRfcKscs.
l:s5 "A; . s.s:sr. 2, $50 -.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-26
New Cambria ChsttsrIns.

VIM. NJ. LaughlIn and Mrs. A. r.
Morrison left last Thursday morn
Ing via the Rock Island route for JEFF
ferson county, Iowa.
Mr.. A. c. Higbee IL nov the depot
agent for the L. X. i. q p. ct this
place.
Fred Juengel, one Of our wide
awake farmers, has the largest crop
Of wheat In Saline county this year.
At least Il took eighteen successive
days tbreshing to pound IL all cut.
Pat Sweeney's new machine did the
work.
w. A. Murphy was the happiest
man to be seen Monday and he set
up the cigars by the box In honor Of
ten pound boy who had just
arrived at his home.
The Republican primary Monday
afternoon was largely attended. We
noticed one or two SaliRa politicians
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Gilbert
have moved to Salina where Mr..
Gilbert will go into partnership
with his brother, W. +. Gilbert.
Mrs. W. ]. FinkinbInder arrived
home Saturday from her visit In
Cloud county.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Fisher and
little daughter Bessie, Of BeDning-
ton, spent Sunday with old neigh
cors here.
Miss Della Rabe Of Salina, spent
Sunday here with Miss Frederleka
Laugblin.
JEWELL.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-26
Falun Faeta.

Wheat up, nearly covering the
ground.
Nearly all the haying IL over now.
The time IL coming for the boys 20
begin climbing the corn stalks.
Mr.. Anderson IL going east this
winter.
Pay ear passed through here Sat-
urday.
Religious services were held nj
the Lutheran church at 1880 O'Clock
last Sunday In the Swedish language
aud In the English at 4 .. IN. Quite
q number Of people attended both
services.
Mr.. Swedberg you will please let
US know II your pet dog can walk
on pegs yet. And we will bet q
penny against the dog that he will
keep himself out of that peach
orchard after date.
The Bavaria reporter Of the Salina
Republican asks u no farmer around
here could hire Albert for q dairy
maid. We think 40, but Mr.. Arkansas
Trainer, dad says Albert better stay
ut home and he don't have to go oh
and pay for his board.
ID. G.. Stelson has Just received
500 worth Of dry goods for his store.
Give him call and see the goods.
August EkwalI's steam thresher
has been stopped the last week. II
10 repaired.
A new school house IL to be put up
thirty-two by thirty-two feet.
Y. A. Talbot has for sale the finest
t6.0O coal you ever saw.
DANNIE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-26

sun they ecmel Forty-ssven be-
ginning latin. The straight classi-
Gals are In majority.
The Wesleyan Advocate comes out
this week. Examine %.
The Delphian "sstermelon carv-
Ing" brought out . large crowd and
all were happy.
The quiet and orderly conduct ol
our students makes u easy for the
entire hundred and fifty to move
10 and from recitation without loss
Of time.
The algebra and geometry classes
are large, and still the good Doctor
will try to hear few more II they
come.
The students who are discussing
the relative merits Of the classical
and the scientific courses might pro-
ntably compare the tissue Of hot
house plant with that Of . sturdy
oak. Mental growth Is slow and
only the flesh which IL worked on"
will endure.
We have ten students who come
five miles or more to school each
morning. IL they do not succeed,
we shall be surprised. All are gOod
woi kefs Of course.
The Y. NJ. G. A. meetings are well
attended, hut many Of students are
not n regular la attendance - they
could be. This 10 your meeting,
boys, 90 do your best to be present.
The three college societies should
include every student In the regular
courses Of study. Enroll at once
and learn to talk standing on your
feet" No student can afford 20
skip" the society work and TO
maI,y it IL the most profitable part
OF the college work.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-26
Died.

At bridgeport, on "wednesday,
18th inst at lO:I5 o'clock p. NJ, Mrs.
Mary II. (Phillips) Mills, wife Of
Hon. Chas. Il. MIlls. She was
taken suddenly III during the after
moor, and, after few hours Of great
suffering, expired In her husba nd's
arms. Mrs. Mills was born May Sd.
1851 nj Watkins, n. Y, where she
was educated and grew up Into
was married and the following year
united with the Presbyterian church
at the place OF her nativity. The
next year she came with her hus-
band to Kansas and settled for n
time in Mcpherson Center transfer
ring her membership to the Presley
terion church in that city. In lSSl,
Mr.. Mills moved to bridgeport,
which cOntiaued to be her home,
where che lived aud loved aud died.
When the Presbyterian church was
established at Bridgeport, Feb.
1885, she was one OF the original
members entering into the organiza-
ton. She was active aud decided In
her christian character-strOng In
her moral convictions-frank and
ready to take q stand at all times for
the right. She was very efficient la
Sunday school work. The children
Of the Infant class, which she inaD-
aged so admirably, were present ut
the funeral services thus testifylng
their affection for their beloved
teacher. A large audience Of neigh
bOrs and friends In the vicinity aud
from Salina, Mcpherson aud other
points were there TO mlngle their
sympathies and tears with the
mOurners. This excellent lady will
be missed I'm society, In the church
and In q large circle Of friends who
appreciated her value. Father and
mother, sisters-hOw they will miss
her! Husband! what an aching
void" In that heart that did safely
trust In herr?
We commend them TO the Fatherly
care Of the God Of all consolation.
Aud may Jesus, the resurrection
and the life" gather them all to-
gether again at the last day, to en-
Joy conscious recognition forever In
. world without n tear, without n
grave