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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

A philanthropic citizen of Harvey county,
Kansas, has planted three miles of peach trees
along the public highway. He takes the trou-
bic to explain that it is for the benefit OF
travellers" II it had been for the benefit of
the small boys of the neighborhood, in the
hope Of Turing them to keep out of the philan-
thropic citizens orchard. it could have been
written down as fiat failure from the start.
There is not a boy of ordinary mould who
would not rather get single peach out of a
yard with high picket fence than gorge him.
self with thousand which he could have for
the mere trouble Of picking them up by the
roadside
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

The difficulty which any administration has
in satisfying its enemies is aptly illustrated by
the comments of two Boston papers on the case
Of the American women who are alleged to
have been ill-treated in France The demo-
cratic Globe. which evidently expects an act of
quick retaliation from this side of the water,
declares that for two great nations to 60 to
war about dressmaker's bill would be a little
too much like comic opera" The mugwump
Herald. - the other hand, looking for a course
Of act:os precisely the reverse, says that the
incident appears to furnish occasion for an
airing Of the vigorous foreign policy Of the
State department" and expresses its gratifca-
ton that orders have been given for some
more gunboats." There is a consoling refec-
ton for Secretary Blaine in view of this dis
parity Of judgment between his critics; which,
ever way he moves in the matter. he is bound
to silence one or the other class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

The rival ocean steamers are monotonously
breaking the record in respect to the time &C.
cupied In voyages. Hour after hour is cut
away from the previous fastest run. 1t might
be well to change temporarily the form of com
petition. Let the struggle be for a while to
determine which steamer can furnish the best
safety appliances for passengers in case OF
shipwreck. Assuming that according to the
present record small boats and RATS enough ar
carried b. the average steamer to save a frac-
ton Of the crew and passengers, let the race
now be to break the record by increasing that
fraction instead of by reducing the time OF
voyage. Ocean travellers will approve heartily
the proposed new form Of competition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28
The FASCINATING GAME Or

TENNIS, WHICH WAS ALMOST UNKNOWN IN
THIS COUNTRY DOZEN YEARS AGO. HAS IN
THIS SHORT PERIOD BECOME VERY POPULAR
AMONG THE BETTER CLASSES. AND PROMISES
TO BECOME THE LEADING SPORT. NOT REQUIR-
ING THAT EXTRA PHYSICAL STRENGTH
NEEDED IN MOST OUTDOOR GAMES. A GAME
so BEAUTIFUL AND HEALTHFUL, so HARM
LESS AND PERFECT, SHOULD GROW IN FAVOR,
AND DESERVES TO BE CHERISHED. THERE
TRY DEvOTING THEMSELVES EXCLUSIVELY
TO MAKING TENNIS SHOES, so IMPORTANT AN
ADJUNCT OF THE GAME IS SUITABLE FOOT
COVERING. WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
OUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF MEMS, LADIES'
AND BOYS TENNIS SHOES, AND WOULD RECON-
MEND YOUR EXAMINING BEFORE YOU MAKE
ANY PURCHASES.
MEMS ENGLISH RUSSET GOAT TENNIS OK
FORD, LINED. A THICK RUBBER SOLE, VERY
LIGHT WEIGHT, FLEXIBLE, AND GIVES GOOD
SERVICE. So PAIR.
MEMS BROWN CANVAS, TRIMMED WITH
COPPER BUCK, EXTRA HEAVY NATIONAL
TOURNAMENT SOLE, LIGHT UPPER, THE
FINEST TENNIS SHOE MADE, "a A PAIR
LADIES' DONGOLA TENNIS SHOE. WITH PAT
ENT LEATHER TIP; NATIONAL TOURNA-
MENT SOLE; IS VERY POPULAR WITH
TRADE THAT DEMANDS MODEST AND TASTY
STYES. S3APAIR.
LADIES' GRAY CANVAS, TRIMMED WITH
BROWN BUCK; A VERY NICE COMBINATION
NATIONAL TOURNAMENT SOLE. S25OAPAIR
LADIES' BROWN CANVAS, TRIMMED WITH
COPPER BUCK: THE HANDSOMEST TENNIS
SHOE MADE. S3AP PAIR.
BOYS TENNIS SHOES, S2.5OAPAIR
ALL TENNIS PLAYERS ARE INVITED TO COME
AND EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF TENNIS SHOES
THAT THEY MAY KNOW THAT THE VERY BEST
QUALITY CAN BE HAD FOR LITTLE MONEY, AT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28
The Star Out of Town

TIE EVENING STAR will be sent by mail to
any address in the United States or Canada
for such period as may be desired. at the
rate of fifty cents per month. e. But all
such orders must be accompanied By The money
Or tie paper cannot be sent, as no accounts are
kept soith mad subscriptions. "a
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THE SOUVENIRS FOR LADIES.
Continued from next column

japanese Fans at following Souvenir prices:
Marked. .loc. 15c. 2sc. 25c. 35c. SOC.
For. Sc. 5fSc. I7c. a2c. a9c. 44c.
81 Gray Ostrich Feather Fans for sl.6s
81 Gauze Fans all styles, for sec.
So Very Superior Gauze Fans for 1914.
94c. Fans, all styles, for soc.
Pocket Fans at following Souvenir prices:
Marked. .4sc 25c. 19c. l5c. 12c. 1oc
For ABE 22c lie. I3c IOc SC.
81 Real Silver Garter Clasps for S9c.
50 Silver Chain Purses for $3.50.
Sl1 Silver Chateiaines. all styles, for $40.
ell Resi- Gold ard Enamel Finger Rings. sec.
25c. Lace Pins. all styles. for l9c.
Poe Sterling Silver Pins, for re.
25c. Bonbon Boxes, with and without chain, Ice
l0c. Bangles, ell styles, for Sc.
29c. large Roman Pearl Beads, for 25c
Ice. mediun-size Pearl Beads. for l5c.
The new Fancy Gold Double Hairpins,
r naF. ...i.:.: i5s. &c. s 81
SOC Pocketbooks, all styles. for 39c.
43c Antelope Com Purses, for 3Sc.
25c. Double Shawl Straps, for 22e.
Sl.25 Imitation Alligator satchels. for al
S39S Real Alligator Satches, for 1915.
l5c. Belts, all styles, for l0c.
soc. English Silk Cricket Belts, for 29c.
81 Chatelaine Bags. all styles. for $3.50.
75c. Summer Ventilating Corsets, for SOC.
81 French Corsets, for SAC.
SOC "Directoire' Bustles, for 29c.
SOC Summer Balinoral Skirts. for 44c
81 Muslin and Cambria Gowns. for SAC.
1ec. Gowns, all styles. for 59c.
CSC. CheInises, all styles, for soc.
35c. Chemises, all sizes, for 29c.
Csc. Drawers, all sizes. for Soc
81 Skirts. all styles, for Sac
TJc. Skirts, ell styles, for CSC.
75c. Cambria Corset Covers for 64c.
SOC. Cambria Corset Covers for 4oc.
Csc. Dressing Sscques and Blouses for Sac
Ice. Nurses and Mattresses Caps for Ice.
25c. Caps, in all styles for PIC
25c. India Linen Aprons for PIC.
sos Imported Scotch Plaid Waterproofs, for as 25
s3.eS Rubber Newmar1ets, feather weight, for
s349.
81 90 Irish Peasant" Striped Rubber Gossamers for
S299.
sl.45 Silver Gray Circulars. for sl.2s.
Ice. Dress Shields. all styles, for lac.
1Sc. Dress Shields, all styles, for 16c.
Zoe Dress Shields, all styles, for 1Sc
20c Silk Garter Elastic. for 15e.
25c Curling-Irons, for 20c.
&c. boxes Hair Pins. for &C.
IL boxes Metallic Hair Pins for 1oc
SOC. boxes Best English Hair-Pins, 43c.
15c Tooth Brushes, for l2c.
PC. Rubber Combs, all styles, for 19c.
10c. Rubber Combs, all styles, for Sc.
23c. bottle Bay Rum for 15c.
l5c bottles Florida Water for l2c
Soc. o. Lubin's Extracts for Sic.
15c. Lubin's Toilet Powder for lie.
15c. Cuticura Soap for lac.
&c. bottles Ammonia for &c.
g.. Baisam Fir Soap and Pillow for SC.
15c. Playing Cards for 12c.
10c. Writing Tablets for Sc.
Ice. boxes Writing Paper for 15c
&c. packages Of Envelopes for &c,
THE pALAIs ROYAL
Dor. 18th and Pa ''.
n,ss 4 usxra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28
As An INDEX

As An INDEX
TO THE STYLE, QUALITY AND PRICE OF
OUR SPRING STOCK, SEE THE go SUITS
OF IMPORTED GOODS AND THE SILK
LINED CHEvIoT AND HoMEsPUN SUITS
AT SIS
WE FEEL SURE YOU NEVER SAW THEIR
EQUAL AT THESE PRICES. LOOK AT
THEM IN OUR WINDOW.
WE WISH TO EMPHASIZE ANOTHER
LINE ALSO, TO WIT. OUR els BROAD
VALE DIAGONAL COATS AND VESTS.
THESE ARE AMONG THE LATEST PRO-
DUCTIoNs OF THIS SEASON. MADE UP TO
OUR ORDER ACCORDING TO OUR SPECIAL
DIRECTIONS. THEY ARE THE MOST
FASHIONABLE GOODS OF THIS CHARAc-
TER NOW WORN. WE HAVE THEM IN
LONG" REGULAR AND SHORT" SIZES
AND CAN FIT ALMOST AND MAN PER.
FEcTLY.
Of COURSE WE CAN'T ALLOW YOU TO
FORGET THE SERGE SUITS, PARTIcU.
LARLY AS WE HAVE JUST ADDED SOME
SPECIAL LINES OF THESE POPULAR AND
STAPLE GOODS TO OUR STOCK. WE
MENTION FIRST, THE SUITS WITH
SKELETON" COATS. tNo LINING AT
ALL AT as, THEN THE HALF-LINEp
AT els AND ais; THEN THE LoNe-RoLL
SACKS, FACED WITH SILK. AT $50. AND
LAST AND BEST. THOSE HALF.LINEp
WITH PURE SILK AT s25. YOU'LL GET
NO FINER OR BETTER MADE SUITS
THAN THESE FOR s4o.
AND DON'T YOU FORGET THE @. Ar.
REGULATION SUITS AT slo.
Z. b. BARNUM CO.
my2s e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
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Z. b. BARNUM & CO.
e3l PENNSYLVANIA AVE
1925.

1925.
There about $50 pairs Of those fine Pants left in
BLACK, Brown and Blue Corkscrew and Diagonal
which are worth from 80 to $3.50, and which we sell
now at s2.25; u will not take more than a couple
more days 70 close them out. word to the WISE &c
s225.
About 275 Suits for Boys, ) to l3 will be sold At
SO for few days only; not suit among them
worth less than S3 80 Asplendd hue Of Sailor suits
from LES up.
$3.50.
Our Business Suits for this price lay over any slo
suit IN the city.
1926
Our Popular Suit at 1926 will compare favorably
Win any suit shown at Sl2.
For THIS price we can show line Of suits As good
$3.50
For an All-wool Serge Suit
75C.
We were fortunate TO get another lot OF about o5
aozen OF those White and Fancy Vests which we sell
~ foc, not one among them worth less than Al so
wEYL'S
ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE
splo-3m 3ll 7TH ST NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28
sAKS AND COMPANY.
MANKIND'S oUTFITTINGs,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
my2S

A K1EAN, KLEAn KUr.
NO FIRE, NO SMOKE, NO WATER, NO DAMAGED
But an ALFRED Fusilade on Fancy. Fixed Prices of
FINE READY-MApE CLOTHING
RIGHT NOW,
in the very heart of the busy season.
LOT 67SO-Strictly Atwood Cashmere Suits of the
ever popular Salt and Pepper" pattern, VAC
$3.50 SUIT.
This means death to the Is puzzle
LOT 6,657-very handsome dark Cashmere Suits
basket weave. silk and wool, absolutely pure,
$3.50 SUIT.
This will cure you of desire to go to Oklahoma.
Of A. j. sawyers Celebrated Cashmere. Il were
well to state here fact which no reputable Clorhier
a suit is SlS. You can purchase one of US at
s1o.75.
LOT 2,54S is another line Of Sawyer's Cashmere
Suits, which is sufficient guarantee as to quality
The pattern is modesty elegant the make excellent,
the cut stylish, the mt perfect, and the price
s1O.75 SUIT.
We would like to spin ont this sort Of sweetness
to give You an idea of what we can do COME TO SEE
US and we will show you the rest.
| VICTOR Z. ADLER'S
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE IN
927 and s29 9TH st. NV. corner Massachusetts, ava
Strictly One Prica
Open Saturdays until IL p. m my2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

Such ickle month as May has been ought
70 stimulate the faculty Of invention among
men with any genius of that sort at all. There
is fortune in store for somebody who will de-
wise telescope umbrella which can be shut
mp and carried in the pocket, and a pair Of
gossamer overshoes which, when out Of use,
wiz fs into the crown Of Derby hat VIE
materially increasing its weight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

COMRADES. 'TEsr1os To ORpERs,
Not orders e1actly-buta few crumbs Of infor-
nation and advice.
Thursday is Decoration Day-You all know
that but are you all prepared with suitable out
fits for that day. We know some of you are, for
we've helped to fix you QUITO the balance
this will be not news but a memory refresher
Regulation G. A. R. Suits-indigo dyed-the
correct shade. and WARRANTED FAST
COLOR, with two sets of buttons-the @. Ar.
buttons and a black jet. Our price is go
These suits are more than parade clothesn
They can be pressed into daily service and will
stand the wear and tear of business tn be an
economical investment for you-s1O.
If you don't think you want compile suit,
we've a special According to rule" Coat-indi-
go dyed-with two sets of buttons, at g. A
COAT THAT WE WARRANT.
White Vests, White Gloves and the like, at
prices that are characteristically OURS-LOw!
THE TALK OF THE TowN-THEsE els SUITS
It's in everybodys mouth. Conjecture min
gled with wonderment. Put all differences
aside-come and zee for yourselves what's in the
wind-You'n be attracted to look at them
through the glass. Don't stop at that There's
only fraction of them in the windows and
you can't Judge fully of the really fine points.
We shall be glad to fit few of them on you
Let you see for yourselves how nicely they're
cut and how easy and comfortable you'll feel.
Put your hands on them-fnger the texture
of the fabrics-you can Judge good bit about
the quality in that way. Tell US candidly if you
ever had on better fitting Suits Take our word
that they'll wear-for they will, and ,oel. Your
own good tastes will applaud the natty patterns
and catchy styles. and your establishment will
be top tipped when you remember you've the
choce-without restriction-for SIS.
sAKS AND COMPANY,
MANKIND's oUTFITTINGs.
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
my2S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

The city cannot afford to take any backward
step in the matter Of Kidding itself of cobble-
stones between railroad tracks. The use of an
improved motor as decided upon for 7th street
and contemplated for other streets is coupled
by law with the abolition of the projecting
rails. The companion nuisance of a cobble-
stone ridge between the tracks must also 90.
The enforcement of orders now in existence
will gradually effect this improvement. The
last excuse for the cobble-stones, and that not
asuficient one, will be gone when the horse
Is displaced as a motive power by electricity
or a cable system. For the smooth surface OF
Washington streets has been permitted to be
broken by projecting ridges Of uneven cobble-
stones mainly on the plea that the scrambling
car horse would be thereby furnished better
foothold in slippery weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28
GET The Best
PAGES SARSAPARILLA.

This Medicine combines in an agreeable FORM the
best
Alternative TONIC
BLOOD PURIFYING REMEDIES
known to Medical Science. In all Blood dis
orders of whatever nature, PAGES SARsA-
PARILLA will be found specific Rheuma-
tism and Catarrh in any form quickly yield
to its healing properties. Used strictly accord
ing to directions it will cure Syphilitic diseases.
Ulcers and Sores, Bos Pmples, Pustules, Blotches,
disordered blood.
1t invigorates the whole system tones and
strengthens the digestive organs, creates
an appetite. and imparts life to
all the functions of the body
PAGES SARSAPARILLA
will positively cure Malaria in any form. and is in
valuable Spring medicine, relieving that tired
RACES SarsaparlIal Is put up IN large bottles Price
20 cents three bottles 81. Sent to any address,
freight prepaid, receipt of the price.
EVERY BOTTLE IS GUARANTEED TO BE AS
REPRESENTED AND IF AFTER USING, THE
PURCHASER is DISSATISFIED, THE PRICE
WILL BE cHEERFULLY REFUNDED.
For sale by
EDWARD p MERIT.
CHEMIST.
1014 F ST., Washington.
my27-2t
School MEDALS
| NEW DESIGNS IN
| GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS FOR
| SCHOOLS, CLUBS. &c.
FRANK NJ LEWIS.
| JEwELER AND sILvERsMITH,
Established 1s4o 1915 pENNA AVE
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E E 4 e. # |; y ::
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE.
ESTABLISHED 25 YEARS,

RAvELIye.
All the necessary adiuncts in our front basement at
prices that will surprise you.
TRUNKS
At notions prices, not at the fabulous profits you
have been used to paying that accounts for the
loads Of trunks send away
Let the baggage "smasher" go on with his work Of
destruction, he II do DAMAGE the Trunks we SELL
them.
good ZINC TRUNK. well made, Sc so for size %
raise soc q size.
CANVAS TRUNKS, iron bottom, 3o-inch, s5. so;
raise Soc size.
LEATHER TRUNKS. two trays, linen lined iron
bottom, and everything that makes q trunk wear we'll
30-inch sS.25: raise SOC. size
FLAT TOP CANVAS DRESS TRUNKS, two trays,
60 so for size 30; raise SOC. size
Mems SOLE LEATHER TRUNKS, with detachable
canvas covers
Size 30 10
$500 sI575
Those few win stand for the host of others at all
prices.
SATCHELs We mention two items only, all others
at proportionate prices.
line of all leather travelling bags
Sizes 10 IL 13 IA 16
Price 75c. S5c. 95c. S1.l5 SIPS $50
line Of al-leather travelling bags, with outside
pocket containing hairbrush, comb and tooth brush
Size IL ID II
Price sl.75 $500 $40.
HAMMOCKS. A remarkable cheap line.
size, warranted to hold $50 lbs, S5c
CROQUET SETS, at all prices
for example, contains mallets and balls wick
cts, stakes &c, all complete, roc, worth Sl25
Notice! The following we have Just opened in our
LEATHER GOODS DEPARTMENT:
An elegant line of PURSES and POCKETROOKS all
different feathers, leatherlined, worth from Doc to
45c. for 25c. each.
Al-leather CHATELAINE BAGS with or without
oxydzed trimmings for Csc each worth fully l. 25
lot OF canvas belts, striped plain colors Sc.
each; worth 1Oc
NEW THINGS IN JEwELRY. A line of gilt hair
ornaments, new designs, worth 35c, for &c each
Smaller ones, 19c. each.
new design in a bracelet, has enamel flowers with
small Rhine stone centers, set gold plated wire
band, Csc, without Rhine stone centers 4Sc
New oxydized chatelaines from 25c upward
B "A TT M Mn Nm ssss
BEs I II / : uJ ESHEH ssss
POPULAR SHOPPING PLACE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

FTNHE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF
Il White India Linen fancy White Checks and Plaids,
and full line of Swiss Flouncing, all widths and
prices, at KAUFMAN'S Double Combination, 18th ST.
s.e my25-6t
OUR 81, SIS AND SO WELT SHOES FOR GENTS
" cannot be surpassed. We have q fine assortment
Of Low Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen, including
both Russell and Black Goods.
JNO. E. LITTLE,
my25-ts 422 9th st. n. W.
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EMBROIDERY SALE.
Less than half reg

Less than half regular prices
4. 5, and 6 inch Swiss Edzings at &C., Sc, and loc
yard Swiss Baby nouncinss and all overs at acc yard
45-inch Swiss nouncings At Soc. &c., and SEC yard
colored Embroideries-sll overs-and founcing. Al
prices never heard Of
THE BON MARCHE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

The announcement of the advent of the sew
enteen-year locust this spring as usual gives
point to the witticism that the insect derives
its name from the fact that it comes regularly
for seventeen years in succession. But. for
that matter, so does the joke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

The way the French press has of jumping
with both feet upon anybody who casts a
friendly glance in the direction of GERMANY is
not conducive to future agreeable relations
with its victim. fewyears ago it was Alfonso
OF Spain, who had 10 be taken out of Paris bv
a back gate because he had accepted a purely
honorary title from the German war Office
Now II is Humbert. of Italy, who, having VEN
tured to make little visit to his imperial kins-
man IN Berlin. to drink the health of everybody
there, a. a well-bred guest should do, and to
accept an invitation to pleasure trip across
the Rhine, Is receiving abuse and contumely by
the thousand ems from the journals of the
French capital What marvel it is that Pres
ident Cleveland did not get blast of some sort
for his temerity in sending condolences ON the
death Of Emperors William and Frederick,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

IMPORTED LEeHoRS FAIRS
Fine Leshorn Flats at csc. to s2.4s You will find
these fats soft and to outwear Of the regular stiff
ened Leghorn fats. Look at them. 1t will pay you
Sailor Hats-for ladies-trimmed and untrimmed
THE BON MARCHE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-28

THE BON MARCHE.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-03

Messrs. r. W. Ober, A. NJ. Camp
bell, &. 5. fsadclifi and Oscar Seitl
composed . part y which made an ex-
tensive calling expedition. behind q
fOur-horse team. on Jan I, ISIS. The
same party, behind four horses.
called upon the same ladies on Jan.
|. fascinating quite distinguished
appearance - they calamity rode
about the city. The party on Tuesday
made1 solemn pledge TO make thu
same kind Of = calling trip ten years
hence, provided all are then living.
In ease any one Of the party II dead
they agreed TO decorate his grave.
II any one Of the party has removed
from Salins he l. TO come aud en-
gage in the calling, II he IL finan-
cially able; u not able, the bala1ce
Of the Ia rty art to pay the expenses
Of his journeyiDg here. The best we
can wish for the party IL that all
may then be living; that they may
be residents Of Salina, aud that the
ladies' upon whom they called Tues
day may be living to receive.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-03
WeFk Of IsFnNTF

by the appointment Of the Evan
gelical alliance. the first week In
January has. for years, been ohserv-
ed n a week of prayer.
The Ministerial Association Of Sa-
lima, sppreciating the benefit COM
ing from this custom, decided at its
meeting an Monday, the 18th, to
observe the time-honOred method
by holding special services from
January = to the 18th. However,
the pastors having consulted the
members Of the respective churches,
found that while there Was = sincere
expression of fraternal feeling aud q
Willingness To- follow up the custom
Of holding uninn meetings, there
Was n general conviction that more
good would be accomplished II eaeh
church should hold its own services.
While 10 would te very cOngenial
to the ministers tO hold union meet
ings, and thus tighten their burden
w "eS''hS hHa ih All "ui VhoI'r
We should seek the best method for
promoting the cause Of our common
Master, and the greatest good To the
greatest number Of people to whom
We minister. IL was unanimously
decided Ia yield Ia :he general con
viction, aud hold services i'm the
various churches. TIE members Of
those congregations which may lee
without - pastor are cordially in
viied TO attend and participate in the
services at any nf the other
churches.
W. H. SWEET, Chairman.
J. r.. FLoRIN, Spr'y. /
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-03
Hsu to Get = Pebble Once.

There are l9.OOO offices in the gift
OF the new administration. and nov
IL the time for those seeking public
employment 10 take proper steps to
secure one Of these lucrative p0si-
lions. All who are interested should
1t once send T5 cents TO ]. II. Soule,
Pub'r, Washington, ID. c., for copy
Of the UUSITED STATES BIUE Boo X
Q register of all Federal Offices and
employments In each state and
territory. the District Of Columbia
and abroad, with their salaries. emoi-
uments and duties, show who II
eligible for appointment, questions
asked at examinations, how 10 make
an application and hoe 10 push 10 10
success. II gives beside . vast
amount Of important and valuable
information relative 10 government
positi0as never before publlshsd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-01-03

While Ia Topeka attending the
state Teachers Association. Frof.
Scott, Of the Kansas Wesleyan.
Slipped around among the teachers
i"cognito and gained considerable
Information about Salina. AmonR
other things he learned that SaIius
took about the fourth position
among the cities of the state In urn.
gress, prospects, architecture Of
buildings, desirshility ~ a residence.
aud s. n natursble railroad center.
He also from the same source dis
covered that she Was close up 20
the first city In educational advania-
ges. He concluded that Salins Was
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