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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-02
H Up and GLIMMER.

o. .--z-51s idr 10 shine in the lite
- m - q man OF wisdom keen,
E-- nus ~ writing pad and elucl-
49, lad uitA . spice OF party
Er-z- Es about affairs, Tor who the
-- ez-eS- i with pepper IN your
@ son Trlte-
--.-.z lzz-l l5asl Z matter Il Il 5 only
ARD chatter. that somebody's back
E-E-
And eve-r0ue ulll SAY,
---- walk v0Zr morbid way,
z T8ElE man expresses himself
terms -l1 sharp Tor me,
---- rll.- ! very sll gClarly sharp young
- --lz sharp Young man must oe J.
y ------a ID T-J-r u-aise OF the very hne
Ola GAYS -lz- some time since passed
z
And convince EN-, j you can, that the
uzs al trylnE pan was tins coun-
--e4-est STAY
1 -1z--s V1- vlll pooh-p0oh whatever 8
zsl and 1ew. and declare its fraud
ans shan .
E1--- VS. -l-h-. II the dim gaslight,
t.1-e -le DAYS OF the tram.
Eu- ere-Tlue F7l-l say
son walk 7gur morbid way,
----s tie can't agree that are
1l enough tgr me
- very aTChalcal KIND OF
- KIND 81 youth must be-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-02
THE DEBATING SOCIETY
Discussion of the sunday Law-Subject
for Next Meeting.

Discussion of the sunday Law-Subject
for Next Meeting.
Thursday evenings meeting OF the
Debating Society was successful one in
the amount Of oratory that characterized
the discussion. Mr. A. Vogel opened
the debate in support of the resolution
that the first duty of the next Legisla-
ture was to repeal the Sunday law. Mr..
harrington responded on the negative
side, and, of the six or eight following
speakers, only one supporter was found
for the full tenor Of the resolution. Sew
eral opponants thereof conceded that
some modification OF the Sunday law
might be desirable, but the bulk of opin-
ion expressed was that the Hawaiian
law OF a weekly rest day was mild in its
restrictions, compared with that of many
other countries, and that its abrogation
would be subversive OF good order and
OF the physical and social welfare OF
toiling humanity.
For next meeting the subject of dis
cussion will be: "Resolved, that war
fare rs a means Of settling quarrels or
misunderstanding between nations is a
relic OF barbariSm and should be abol-
ished" The President, Mr. Walter Hill,
will lead the affirmative, and Mr.. Percy
L. Darlington the negative OF the ques-
ton
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-02
THE ARION FESTIVAL.
Large and Gay Audience-Some Very
Delightful Music - Feasting and

Large and Gay Audience-Some Very
Delightful Music - Feasting and
Dancing.
The spacious hall OF the Honolulu
Arion was crowded to the verandas with
youth, beauty and responsibility, on the
occasion OF the concert by that society
Thursday evening. 1t was, indeed, one
OF the finest-looking "houses" that have
patrcnized musical entertainments in
this city for some time.
The programme as published pre-
viously, with some additions, was faith
fully, and on the whole happily, rem
dered. Miss Frederika J. Nolte, both in
the duet with Nh. Thrower and in her solo,
more than maintained the popularity in
to which she sprung on her debut, about
a year ago, on the amateur musical stage.
Her singing was among the choicest
gems OF the evening, displaying rich
natural qualities well trained.
Mrs. j. T. Bowler made fine hit like
wise. as '' Leonoran in the scene from
s'Il Trovatore, - with Mr.. Chas. Thrower
as Maurice" 1t is sufficient to say that
this lady did not disappoint expectations
based upon an enviable reputation as a
vocalist.
The duet selected by Mr.. Thrower and
Mr.. Robt. More was the favorite English
ballad, ''Larboard Watch Ahoy," and
they rendered it N capital style. 1t may
be interesting to mention that the selec-
ton was the choice OF the German mem
Der OF the duet.
Mr.. TIL. VOLTS either solo was eX-
quisitely played, eliciting an enthusiastic
encore that was responded TO.
The violin and piano duet by Mr.. Tn.
Schmidt and Mr.. H. Berger was very
ENJOYABLE, except Tor the breaking OF a
string in the I76 year old Stradivarius
violin, that the former professor used,
and for one or two other Interruptions.
Mr.. J. Hubash gave his solo. GOOD
Night My Dearest Child" by Abt, with
his well-known musical power. The
Arion singing suffered somewhat from
nervousness due TO the stage ineXperi-
ence OF some OF the members, but was in
the man. quite acceptable and promis-
ing Of much pleasure from the same
source after more public practice.
Mr.. Neldener gave the audience a spell
OF hearty laughing, by a comical pot
pourri OF German songs, partly recita-
tive, in which the performer displayed 4
sprightly dramatic talent.
Alter the concert the floor was cleared
for dancing, that pastime being INDUCED
in by d large proportion OF the assembly.
The Royal Hawaiian orchestra, under
the leadership OF Bandmaster Berger,
supplied the music. Refreshments to
suit all palates were literally laid out on
the verandas and in the outer rooms.
The entertainment lasted well into the
night, and altogether the evening was
most enjoyable The Arion will net a
handsome sum from the festival.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-02
The Whaling Fleet.

Sixteen whaling vessels have called at
this port since the beginning of the year,
and their names with their dates OF
clearance are as follows:
Jan. 81, schr. Jane Gray, Capt Kelley
Mar. S, bark James Allen, Capt. Luce
Mar. 9, bark Northern Light, Capt. Ellis
Mar. 9, bark Helen Mars, Capt. Miner
Mar. 9, bark Ohio, Capt Giffard; Mar.
9, bark Reindeer, Capt. Baker; Mar. 8,
steam VIII. Narwhal, Capt. McGregor !;
Mar. Il, brigt. Alexander, Capt. Halsey
Mar Is, bark Lancer, Capt. Blossom !;
Mar. 20, bark Andrew Hicks, Capt
Deovll; Mar 20, bark Eliza, Capt.
Kelley; Mar 20, bark Triton, Capt.
Warren; Mar ., bark Alice Knowles,
Capt Rowland; Mar 20, bark La Nina,
Capt. Winchester; Mar. 26, bark Coral,
Capt Wicks;. Mar. 26, steam VIII. VIM.
Lewis, Capt. Sherman.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-02
AarrrtisfmGn+s.
Builders Of Steam Machinery
In all its branches.

In all its branches.
Steamboat, Steamship. Land Engines & Boilers,
High Pressure or Compound.
STEAM VESSELS of all kinds built complete
with bulls OF wood, iron or composite.
ORDINARY ENGINES compounded when al.
visable.
STEAM LAUNCHES, Barges and Steam Tugs con
structed with refere nee TO the trade in which
they are to be employed. Speed, tonnage and
draft of water guaranteed.
SUGAR MILLS and Sugar Making Machinery
made after the most approved plans. Also, all
Boiler Iron Work connected herewith.
WATER PIPE, of Boiler OF sheet Iron, of any
size, made in suitable lengths for connecting
together, or Sheets rolled, punched and packed
for shipment, ready TO be riyeted on the
ground.
HYDRAULIC RIYETISG, Boiler Work and Water
Pipes made by this establishment, riveted by
hydraulic riveting machinery, that quality Of
work being far superior to hand work.
SHIP WORK, Ship and Steam Capstans, Steam
Winches, Air and Circulating Pumps, made
after the most approved plans.
SOLE Agents and manufacturers for the Pacific
Coast of the Heine Safety Boiler.
PUMPS-Direct Acting Pumps for irrigation or
city works purposes, built with the celebrated
Dayy Valve Motion, superior to any other
pump.
JOHN DIER................. Honolulu
Room No. 3, upstairs, SpreckeLI' Block.
4l-3m Agent for the Hawn. Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-02
WEDDING.

So uz-5d Douglas and Miss Alice Nc
eouau JOINED in NIatrimony.
residence OF the. brides mother,
---z5zy evening al O'Clock, Rev.
q s. Be1EEz-h- D. D., solemnized the
-z-s contract oi Mr. David Douglas,
r--a1 Euuolulu Iron Works, and Miss
Alice 1-cF1wan- daughter OF Mrs. Nc
a go7iiy company OF the
trends was present. After the
ceremony and congratulations there was
= -5- faast- in which a beautiful
from -1e Ellie bakery figured. This
49, il tUe TIERS proiusely decor
s artistic handiWork in white
s--1-. -lz lrszrnins ornament being the
b vase ct flowers with silvery
iel-~ Dancing began early and was
E-l-s-l 5- urf5l shout midnight, music
beng bed hv 3 full string band.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-02
TERMS.

GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO.,
Merchant St, Honolulu.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-02
A DEFENDANT DECAMPED.
Sequel to the Disruption of the Dog
Show.

Sequel to the Disruption of the Dog
Show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gallagher, who came
here under engagement as performers
with Mons. Bushnell in the Trained
Animals Show, had the Police Court
Judgment in their favor for wages af-
frmed by the Intermediary Court on
Thursday. While the appeal had been
pending, however, the defendant Bush
nell skipped for the States in the tern j.
C. Ford from Kahului, Maui, under his
real name of Clark Busnell. His at
torneys were conducting his appeal be-
fore Mr.. Justice Bickerton, when Mr..
Gallagher on the witness stand, being
asked if he knew the defendant, replied,
Eyes, he has skipped the country As
the other side were not prepared to deny
this, the Court was bound to believe the
uncontradicted testimony. Accordingly
judgment was entered as above state2.
The suit OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley, in the
same connection, had been by mutual
consent made dependent upon the other
case. All OF the performers are, how
ever, left with nothing but judgment,
as TIE defendant shipped all his para
phernalia and trained animals out of the
country.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-02
lz5ED OF ANCIENT SAMOA.

Was a-- 40 % the lralmy days
- -ll- aL--l was Young and green,
Two zs-lrl chiefs with caunibal ways,
Drew swords 5u q sylvan scene
called -asr clans from the leaiy
-a--el mountain side,
each had -lz-snalle3 Warlike train
And boldly his Joe ietied.
-aa- with crash IN the peaceful
r1E
ana -azr uz5e = 5righrful din.
-la- sl11Fa-el their blows Ike wintry
- neither seemed 10 win.
HI I'D ID -le Ar near fiery Mars.
-u az-l=~ on wing looked down,
and me lad . collar Of silver stars,
And one 1z5 golden crown.
- a vho wore the crown, spoke
--z= -nsa. brother, attend;
-=-e re- .-s-- one O. the fellows to rout
And -i5e a-ts- E5- stand our friend.
E- I-5z c- r-ey must sometimes build
% nests Oh g foreign strand,
And our a--F-s guards may well be
5a--lu4l Land.
E- l=a ..e collar u stars replied,
a- tLls must not be:
- -lH-z -lal- g7-l affairs decide;
-1lE iu nv home tor thee.
and --1z r--. She lion : lurking near
5= chances Ike YOU.
eE- h5= teeth with broken
pleased r5-h q meal il view.
--r pledged 10 see lair play;
sou had better wait,
a-E DOB -ul1g down IN a c0vetous way,
sorrow when al too late
crown zpzke fierce and hot:
L E 3 humble breed;
E the lion and fear thee
GLOW. but / shall lead"
-L- grew strong and threats
-
neither g--si-e5 nor HInched,
El movement fierce and quick,
---r eagles clnched.
Ea-1s-s 6eE I'll the air grew dark /;
- rle 1srllLlls stopped amazed
r. So she eagles On such lark;
won ie-e5 and guessed and gazed.
se old E1r- he softly pGrred,
And r--az-le5 his face with smiles;
a- tie z-ose with never 4 word,
And -1lule5 the cannibal isles.
10. BARNET.
-h Eli 1889
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-02
Y. NJ. c. A.
The Monthly Meeting-RePOrts of the
Months Operations.

The Monthly Meeting-RePorts of the
Months Operations.
The monthly meeting OF the y. NJ. c..
A. was held Thursday evening at their
hall and was fairly attended. President
W. W. Hall occupied the chair. Secre-
tary Podmore read the minutes Of the
previous meeting, which were approved.
Treasurer Z. O. White reported a bal
ance on hand OF 500 %. DIR. Hyde re-
ported that the average monthly attend
ance at the reading room had been about
200, and there had been distributed
! 500 papers and magazines during the
past two months. Hon. a f. Judd re-
ported OF the excellent work done at the
Queen Emma Hall, the meetings of the
Hawaiian Blue Ribbon League having
been largely attended ever since its
organization.
% General Secretary s. D. Fuller, and
the chairmen Of other committees, re-
ported the work done in their respective
departments. The chairman of the en-
tertainment committee gave notice that
Prof. VI. NJ Scott will give his lecture
on Books and Reading" At the Y. NJ.
c. A parlors Tuesday evening.
Three new members were enrolled,
and q collection OF SO 80 was taken,
after which the meeting adjourned.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-02

m W. T. Brigham, a gentleman who
E- r-l long wears 10 physical cul-
-1re gave very practical talk on that
s-sr -a- students Of Oahu College
Tra1n.-aE afternoon. His words were
szr ar-~l-5el ty the boys, who are
Benefit thereirom. They Will
s.nde1v1r 10 put The Professor
1t---ns =us5 practice and thus improve
ri.rsic.-l Development. Prof. Brig
f.-a --.1ze ior nearly thlrty-dEe minutes,
re7-- --zctical Information regard
~ -la --nianental principles or physi-
81 --a-- DIS tax was especially
s--recza-e5 bv the members OF the
c Club-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1889-04-02
REEES F0R THE TINES.

Z llzz-E q -1-E warrior shrek
49, / come The Greek, The
ls-eek
u sr5-e d5 cea and Boston beans,
II knock rau INTO smithereens.
- -le sad, why ali this iuss?
E.--rizsr 70 -s Eily TINS + thus.
d ru- 5--e-1 some fun 70 poke
E--z- -e- u wherein hes the Joke.
A. .5-e- T saw % conclsye' gay,
-,1e7- thumbs upon their noses lay,
s-.s =Z- -ls-- fingers II the ar,
-t.--=-=--- 5A-1oa--llv 20 scare.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-05
RxPUBLIcAx PRIMARY ELrcrrox.

TIE Republican primary election for the
esminaIion OF can tldaies for county Offices
| in Saline county, will he held al the animal
places OF voting In each precinct In said
eognly on Monday, the ed day OF septem-
The polls win he keps open from oe,ocS
90 O'Clock p. m, Of said day IN all preciurts
except the cities % Sallna and Brook Vile IN,
which the polls viii be open rom o'cIork
No deiesates vim he elected ba, the voters
viii vote direct for the candidates for the
several Offices 20 b. hlled-
Candidates FOR the following offers are 10
b. nominated: Treasurer, Sheriff. ReEf ter,
Clerk, Coroner, Surveyor. County Commits
sloneF for IN I'd district.
The member OF the county Central Com
mittee for each voting precinct vii superiu-
tend the election Of judges aud the opening
OF the polls In his precinct. And In any ease
where the Committeeman u absent the Re-
pubiicans present will elect the Judges and
rrpeeed utth the election. At least three
Judges, two Of whom shall act n clerks
shall he elected IN each precinct
when the polls are closed the Judges IN
n return In writing. stating the nunil,-T ot
votes east for each candidate for the several
Offices to be filled
Wt.rh returns signed by the Judges with
the list Of voters end ballots used shall b
ineloSed In n sealed package and conveyed
By the mefnb of the committee or one III
the judges of eleeilod 60 the meeting of the
me cOnniy Central Committee will meet
at the city hall In Sallna on the 18th day III
September At n O'elOek 8. m. when the vote
will b. canvaszel and the nomination de-
claresi.
The candidate securing the higheS; num-
beT Of votes for the several offices will ls de-
elarcd the nominee Of the party.
The voters In each precinct In the country
and each ward In the city of Selma will
elect al said eleciinn member OF the county
Central Committee for the ensuing wear.
except Brookviile In which two me.,,irTs OF
said committee will he elected. None hut
Republicans entitled To vote. The iudgcs In
each precinct shall have the sole pov cr to
determine the RI sht Of anyone Ia vote.
Ry order of the Republican County Conn
mItire. 7. -. FIrLPATEfCE. Chairman.
u. h. lNGRAHAA, Secretary.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-05
LABOR DEMoNsTRATIoN.

Last Monday, Labor Day, the ma
tlo1sl holiday for laborlDg men, was
duly celebrated In Topeka by differ
ent organizations. The celebration
was the first labor demonstration
that has been made In the state. II
was n very ereditable affair, particle
pated In by twelve hundred persons,
members Of the trades unions Of the
city, and successfully conducted,
Notwithstanding the parade was
made in q heavy rain. The process
sion WAS q mile long. All .he men
In li,Ie wore suniioWers.
The address Of Mr.. Oyermyer In
the tabernacle in the afternoon was
not so much a success as the parade,
lnasmuch as he took occasion to
condemn in the severest terms the
hanging Of the Chicago anarchists.
IL was, he said, an outrage on hu-
man rights. Strangely enough he
had no word of condemnation for the
slaughter, by anarchist bombs, Of pO-
licemen and citizens Of Chicago, or
Of the threatened danger to republi-
can government. Very many Of the
wage-wOrkers condemned that part
Of the speech. There were no other
than American flags in the process
sion. The great body Of Kansas la
bOTers are loyal 10 the core.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-05

Az ORDINANCE rEnvIpING FoE THE CnS.
sTRTTTIoS ~ SIDEWALK ~ TIM CRY ~
SALSA, KANSAS.
D.. IL ar,i1ia,.I BY N. Mayor and C"HIcIR",ie q
The J'fH ol NIiiH1, hdHS1S.
SETTtoN l. That the owner ar owners ui
any real estate abutting on north si,lc Ul
Park street, between college uNru1C and
Niuth stu-.t and Ia frpnt OF lot - on north
side Of 1 University place, nivcr-iiy addition,
Saiinn, Kansas, are hereby required tu build
or Ia cause To nc built, nn ar before the lSt dan
of UctOl,c-, 4. u. ISS,i, q sidewalk Ia fnpni al
such real estate. on said street, la the manner
specified In section at this ordinance, and
t1 the satisfaction Of the committee On side
walks In said city.
SIC. 2. The sidewalk herein provided for
shall b. oG even grade thrOughOut.t l' deter
built six feet Wide, Of gusd quality of g'SEl
pine PLANK, two inches thick. and spiked
with twenty penny nails. aud SupInrts,l hy
three twu-by-siN siTingcrS we'll lnpI'e,l AMI
spiked with twenty penny nails: the s'rins'rS
shall bc supported ON fiat stones. placed at
Intervals Oi not niore than four feet apart.
SIC. 7. The rnmmittec on sidewalks. shall
sOOn n practicable afier the sIid iirsI day
of October. 4. u. iseSl. cause sidewalk tu bc
constituted between the limits defined In
section one of this ordinance, In front of all
lots AMI premises WHOSE owner shall mot
have complied with the foregoing require
nents, aud shall rrport their proceedings. To-
gether aith the length uf the side ui each lot
ON which such std walk II constructed, and
the actual exIens'' Ot tile same, for each oi
said lots, To the mayor and counrilmcn,
which report shall l'- flied and preserved 10y
the city clerk.
SIC. T. The expense of building such side
walk by the committee shall IL. assessed
against thy r,-al estate Auditing thereon, aud
collected rs other taxes on such rial estate.
SCI. G.-This ordinance shall take effect
and I've In force from aud after it, publication
once Ia the SALiNE CUUNTY JOUHNAL.
Passed aud approved September 81, lisa.
&. u. tNBERwOUp. Mayor.
Attest:
JuIIN L. EISuoP,
tSEAL city clerk.
hprrby certify that the abnvc and fnrrgo-
Ing T. - true and CORRECT copy ut an or'linn zee
passed 10y the mayor aud cSiuncilmrn at tho
City Of Salina, Kansas. September ~. ISSg.
ions L. ntSIIuP, I'ity Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-05

80. issue IL bonds 10 the amount Of twenty
thousand dollars In amounts % Ave hun
dred dollars each TO the Omaha. Kansas A
~ es.s mn, r,ll~ay company. o. eearTr pay
interest," nj the rate of SIX Per cent per Rnaum,
payable semi-aBnually With Interest cou p0ns
ataaehed, 10th principal and Interest payable
- the nscal agency Of the state OF Kansas nj
New York City. I'D boads 90 BE issued on
the foioutng condition, viz: 80 suon ~ said
proposition shall be determined In the arffim-
alive by canvass Of the votes cast NJ such
election, and - sOon a. the said Omaha.
Kansas Southern railway company shall
have constructed said raiiruad OF standard
guaee, tnciuding all necessary side-trarks
and switches frDD some point ON the north
line Of said Saline County, % n point within
the corporate limits of the City of salina. and
shall have constructed suitable passenger
and freight depots within oae Eiile OF the
Intersection Of iron avenue with Santa We
avenue Within said city and shall
have the carS running on said raiiroad ready
for business, then said Mayor AMI C'onurii
Of said city, .hull cause snch bonslS with con-
pons attached ms azores 81 10 he issued In the
shall deliver the same 10 said raIlrOad com
pany.
sac. 2. That the Mayor Of said CITY Of
salina, Kansas. b. and Is hereby RuihoriEed
and directed To issue his proclamation call
ing such special election, which prociama-
tion shall contain copy Of this ordinance,
and shall sgecify the time when said election
shall be he'd and the place where In each
ward Of the said city the polls will D. open,
aud designate In each ward three electors to
act rs judges aud two electors Ia net as
clerks Of such election. and shall give the
form OF the ballot Ia he used thereat aud
shall cause such proclamation In be pub
llshei in the SALINE CoCNTN JOURNAL for
three consecutive weeks before the date OF
said election.
SIC. :. That the form of the ballot to be
used 1T such special election foT ar against
SAID proposition 80 submitted shall u. as
follow: Earh qualified voter voting foT
Said proposition shall have printed or writ
ten On his ballot "For the bands" Each
qualified voter voting asnidSt such prnT-,si-
shall have printed or Titten on his haltot
Against the Bonts.'
SEC. g. That this ordinance shall take
effect and H. In forcr frum aud after ~ pub
liraiinn In the Saline county IUURNAL.
Passed aud approved September ~. ISsa.
&. u. tNBERwonp, Mayor.
Attest:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-05
IMroRrANT PKoCEEpINGs.

While closely observing the very
important proceedings Of the last
three meetings Of the city council,
we were impressed by the watchful
care with which the members of that
body guarded the interests Of the
city. Fully alive 10 the advantages
TO be derived In the future by the
city by the granting Of privileges to
the corporations asking a franchise
aud donation, they were at the
same time governed by a cOnserva-
tism that seemed 20 be conscien-
tiOus and by n wise fOrethOught that
was cOmmendable. The slap-dash
style did not seem to obtain. Moth
ing was taken for granted that was
presented for action. Every step
was thOughtfully made. Every
section Of every ordinance was fully
considered with almost painful
sOlicitude. Time was taken for
reflection. Discussion presented
different views. Prejudices seem 10
have been thoroughly eliminated.
Personal predictions gave way for
the public good.
The city il to he congratulated In
having a. the custodians Of its in
teresis a number Of gentlemen so
thoroughly competent and trust
worthy.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-09-05

We had thought To cOndense some
crop reports for the readers Of the
JOURNAL, but really We find them
from every direction so uniform, 50
plentiful and so satisfactory, that
the COMBINATIONS would simply I've
rePeiltions. Nor do we feel called
upon To manufacture strange terms
and anomalous comparisons 60 con-
vey a true ideR Of the state Of the
harvested or that of the standing
crops. They are very fine indeed.
snd the farmer smiles cOntentedly
on account OF the desirable situation.
IL II his inning this year. He swears
by Kansas soil. He believes there
was never n better country, or a
healthier, or a prettier. He Is about
right. We all believe so. In truth
We know 80. The fact penetrales
every fibre Of our being and tingIts
every nerve a. we think Il over or
exPatiate upon Il TO outside barbara
ans