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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24

In passing along the leading streets In almost
any city in America to-day one will meet with
but few ladies who have clear compilations.
Many bersoas have tried 10 account FOR this sal
fact because Of the severe climate Of America,
but such reasoning is wrong. A bad complexion
Is caused by impure blood, and 10 laiy cRa ce
really beautiful Gnd no man rudy wlo has dis
ease1 or impure blood.
The hest known way % keepug NJ blood pure
g. by Keeping Il circulating IN ihis way ~
passes rapidly through the lungs, kidney, Sno
liver anu II constantly puiaed. Egi suppJsing
the system "a cl ggei mp, ~ u frequently Tue
ca5r. then % course tho blOld becomes impure.
Then Tar tho often mea al0 women take sons
powerful pufea'iye. Pill, or 0inef Substance ma
cieers the Dody quickly. Teakens the strength.
anc leaves tho system vi worse corditiJn tl11
before. Tae only sensible way ls % take gen
tie. pure, 8ni nstITal plgsaure mod -ratoly bat
regularly. aud toe highest gnoEn me teal AL
th0rities o. tho day og-os that the genuine tnl-
ported CARLSBAD Sprudei SALT r. indniely eupe-
fior 70 any other natural preparation Known 70
the wolf Il 4 genue, YET stimulating; Il -
pure yct powerful Containing only natural
properties. baing ev2pocaiod rom ihe ceie-
brs,ed Carlsbad sprude Sprlng, Is cgLDct iniurs
the o1dy IN 10 least. aud yet IL has never failed
10 renew hie, plliy tue blood. end thas clear the
complexion. a. lnir-ts Of doctors have gwen 70
their unqualified endorsements; thousands OF
people 60 each year % tie Carlsbad springs, bot
they can obtain no greater Oeneft th8u by taxing
the Carlstal sprudel salt IA IL powdered form,
such as csn Ue procured Of any drn Store IN III
land. When Il IS considered that the Carishai
Salt costs practically lll,le moro ihan The cheap.
questionable. ald ofteu Injurious sails, pur-
gauYcs. and Bitter Waters that arc in the mar
kei, Que bottle being suniriont Tor nearly
moDth eli person, who keen p0ce with tho times
and desire only What .s Oesi. wiz see that II Is
10 their interest % Use Uniy the Carlsbad. Each
bottle Is In hgnt-Dlue paper cartoon and has
the signature Eiseer 4 Aeud-lsOn Company,
srle agents. Ga every bottle. One bottle mailed
upon receipt OF one dollar. d. r00JlIfs lecture
an1 pamphlets mated free upon Application.
Aisner u hendsson Company, Barclay street,
Ncg York. 10 2i-su
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
ELMwooD NURSERY ANDm

= z.
Ne have on hand and reaiy for delivery
largs si,cx OF APPLE. PEACH, CHERRY, and
PLAS rkEss. and AL the SMALL FRUITS and
BRRhfEs.
FOR budding. grating, and cuttings We use
only wood from 0 r Desi-bsAring stO. X, which
causes cur trees 70 bear esrilrr more uniform
ly. and have Dstter fruit I TN those raised from
the trimmings 81 nursery rows
We were awarded nrst premium for beet dis
play OF apples AZ American Pomological Society
IN fhiiAtelphia, also. slG0 In premiums a. the
IHctnla Agricultural and Mechanical Ezpos.-
hon Ia Richmond last fall. Have also received
premiums On trult Trees, grapes. aud Other nur-
ssrJ sio;z az three last fairs OF the Virginia state
Agricultural Society. Prices tow TO cash GUS
toners send for catalogue and prices. satts-
faction guaranteed.
J. a. WATKINS a BROTHER
Halsooro', Chesterfcid county. Va
70 7-Th.su&Tuim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24

uss HoRsTokD's ACID Phosphate.
81 Williams, Clarence, Iowa. says
2 rs h.se used it TO grand effect in case oil
....,ss,g,e lever and 10 uterine difficulties.
n ,,'e IN eases where general tenic was
60, For < nerve tonic | think 1t 10 me
- ~ M have ever used, ana eau recommend "
mos. coahaenIlY."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
THE SOUTH in THE LEAD.
EUREKA COMPANY, MACON. GEORGIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF
CONCENTRATED LYG, BALL AND GIN
POTASH.

The goods Manufactured By this company
have met with hearty endorsement from the
trade from Richmond b the hlo Grande aud are
sold upon Al absolute warranty " give satisfa.;-
ton alike 10 dealer and consumer. Ordor goods
made by This company and you will 90 suited.
All grades made, from chemically pLre 10 com
mon scrubbing lye. snd the ganes Of any class
Of trade can 10 dllod.
THE PHOENIX FIYE-CENT LYE
manufactured BY this company Ia the largest
package and Dest value Tor the money offered 20
the trade.
For sale Ia Richmond at Wholesale by the tol-
lowing Arms, VINO will maintain tho warranty
PURCELL DADD 3 CO..
OWENsS MINOR DRUG COMPANY,
e.. r.. SAUER q Co,
BOWIE WEST.
SPOTS & GIBSON,
POWERS, BLAIR s CO.,
L. h. TAYLOR 4 CO.,
MINOR & BLANTOS,
TRIBBETT 4 TAYLOR,
THOMAS POTTS 3 CO.,
G. W. ANTRIM & SONS
". j. JOHNSON a CO.,
CRGNGAN & fkhNl,
GATES q BROWN.
WATKINS 4 DAVENPORT.
JONES. POlNDEXTEk q CO.,
WHifTLE, SELDES & CO.,
AUGUSTINE & CLOVER
RICHMOND OIL COMPANY.
A southern Industry deserving your patron
age. EUREKA COMPANY.
IHOnAs ". TROY General Agent
WILLIAM HALL CKRg u Co.. brokers. t2s Cary
street. Richmond. Va ia i5-sm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
HEALTH is WEALTH

DR. Z. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, . guaranteed specific tor Hyste.
ma. Dizziness. co1vgsloas fits, Nervous Sear
Tie uss u alcohol or tobacco, WaksfeinesA hsa-
tai Depression. softeoinx u he fFsin resoltns
In iAsa.nlIy and leading 70 nisery, decay. an1
dssib, Premature Old Age. Loes Of Power u
kisher ser caused By over-exsrton u the brain
or oyer~indnleenca fxch box contains -
month treatment 81 Coz. or six boxss tee -
ssss or mail prepaid On recsips Of prtca
Nc GUARANTEE sir BOXES
ocurs any casa Win each orasg fssssv>4 by
us for six boxeA accompanied with O. ~ ok
sepd H. purchaser our wrstten guarantee = ~
fnnd ti.o mcnsy II the goztnens ooso pos s0nn
scurA guarantees issRsd only b.
9.aosEKrs SAkRl, Drasgsss
sole Aee1A
SO east n ala street. Richmona "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
BAD COMPILATIONS.

THE SECRET or THEIR CAUSE FULLY EX-
PLAlNED-wHY LADIES ARE SALLOW AND
MEN PALLID-SOME VALUABLE FACTS on
TIE SUBJECT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24

OAK WOOD FOR SALE, so CORDS
~ Of HALF-sEAsONED WHITE-OAK CORD
WOOD, 20 be delivered az kichmOnd and Allie
gnany depot At Richmond. Address Postmaster,
Pemberton, Goo,hisnd county. Va. 10 2S-5t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24

Y ARGE, SELECT BEEF TONGUES,
A 4 Old Virginia Hams aud Middling, Forriss
Hama. Breakias. bacon, and sploked Beef.
Rdam. Piae-Appie. ioun America, and otler
asS MCCARTHY 4 HA2xEk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
DROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO

DROPOSALS FOR TOBACCO
l. February ID, issa-Sesied proposals, en-
dorsod Proposals for Tobacco" viii be received
from manufacturers or regular dealers oaly, ~
the Bureau OF Provisions and Clothing. NAVY
A. AZ. March q 1879 aud publicly opened imme-
dlaieiy thereafter, for tar supply, on OF before
November ], 1883. at the Nayy-Yard, New ORA.
Of one hundred and dirty thousand u1.OoV
pounds o. Nav tobacco Proposals mues DO
be furnished by the bureau OF Provisions and
Ciothlng upon application, end Rust b g.sa cue
% Indicated by ne blank. Tie bids decided py
lot. samples OF the standard tobacco wui 90
furnished bidders uDon application to this Blu
rssu. The Department reserves The riSnt 70
reject any bid not deemed advantageous % me
Governmeak JAMES FULTON, faymhster-
G1nereL U. !. Nayx. ts iS-N
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
PROPOSALS..
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PosT-oFTIcE DEPARrMESr,l

PosT-oFFIcE DxPARTHESr,l
WAsHIsGToy, u. O., February J, loS9.
PROPOSALS viii be received al tho Contract
once Of This Departm snt until ?. n. Of APRIL
10 1889. for CARRYING THG MAILS OF IHs
UNITED STATES upon the routes and accord
ing TO ths schedules OF arrival and departure
specified by the Department in the state Of
virginia from July l. 1859. to June %, 1888
Lists OF routes. with schedules Of arrivals aaa
departures. instructions 70 bidders, with forms
for contracts aud bonds, and ell other necessary
information. viii be iurp ished upon application
10 the Second Assistant Postmaster. General
DON NJ. DICKINSON,
70 io.sust PosrMAsTER-GENRRAI-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24

may AFFORD bodily protection IN
your miai." but sOmcthing more
ST. bstantiai VIII ba necessary
quite soon. as gintor Il rapidly
approaching. la addition 20
heavy clothing, those who ave
urudent viii provide q supply %
BaNs9S's pL,srEg In anticipation
OF .oIgha. Colds. Chcst-Pains,
Rheuna.ism. S-istica. and other
aii.unuts. which arc sure g pre-
ysil during the fan months. This
plasrer il we'll kuown a. q uri-
fhrmiy reiit0le remedy In such
trouble, Is arrays ready for i'm
mediate application. and ~ CT
fec is pr, mpt aud permanent
As there arc many spurious fniia-
fi0usil tne market. careful buyers
viii alvays ass for BENsOES and
refuse al o;her p0rOu. pastors.
sEseu1 ta9-ceu stamp % Sea-
bury & johnson. q Pistt street,
New York, Tor a copy Of IHsirUc-
ti0ns rom the Doctor, a valuable
household book.
oc 7-Su. Tu&ThtJylq.nr
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
sOoKs. srATIOSkaY, ae,

TWO NEW VIRGINIA BOOKS
Il THE PLANTATION NEGRO as A FREE
NAN, by Philip a. Bruce. price si.s: THE
priee 5oc. All the latest Books, Fine Stationery,
@ fc@ WEST. JOHNSTON q co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
ARCHirEcrs.

sUPERINrRNDfSG A SPECIALITY. Core
spondcrco o. consultations solicited No. OIL eAs}
NAN street, lyanco. kocm No 6-up-sIsirs1, Rlca-
noad. Va aa&dkxiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24
LUcERSE AND ALFALFA.

The next business being the order OF the
day. "The Best Method Of Cultlystlng and
Curing Lucerae and Alfalfa" an excellent
paper on this subject by Mr. p. W. Scott was
read, as follows:
Nr. President and Gentlemen Of the
Tucxahoe Farmers Club,-As desegl'e Of
one appointed by our worthy president 10
Gel no m essay on alfalfa aud japanese
clover while xm sure there are other mem
bers that could do much better than myself.
stlll. ss farmer aud member OF this honora-
HE club, cannot shrink from dong my best
when called upon; snd IN 30 doing hope the
hints | am about 70 give nav bring out from
TIE members present very fnil discussion
an this order OF The day 8" that We mas all
he more epIighteoed on the subject before
we separate. 10 regard to alfalfa l ought to
know considerable. The japanese clover
I confess is quite new tong 10
me. The fret time l saw Alfalfa was
MANY years ago In that laid OF
fame. with It's beautiful river and rich lsad;
the country that produced corn 10 plenty
wien other lands failed and their inhabi.
tan,s were obliged 10 10 10 this isned land
for corn 70 save themselves from Starving.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-24

Special Fdaloon Not lot
dOIS
best npdcbe ict iue- b0thf
they coVt fast enough We ~ont carry M
ISfO uShf heJn UeU 6TedU
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12

WHEREAS, news come to us oil
great distress aud suffering In stan
ton county, Kansas.
WHEREAS, Salina and Saline
county has been blessed with pros
perity and abundance.
And, WHEREAS, our people have
= national reputation for their liber-
ality in assisting the unfortunate In
all places,
Now therefore that we may retain
the Justly earned name Of a hOspi.
table and charitable people and as II
will be q pleasure TO contribute from
our more than plenty. ], &. X.
Underwood mayor Of the city OF
SaIina, Kansas, do hereby call q
public meeting At the board Of trade
rooms, December l2Ih lSS9 at . 30
o. IN. OF members of the board Of
trade, churches, benevolent sOcie-
ties aud all charitably disposed cit
liens Of this city aud county to for
mulate plans for rendering assis-
tAnce to the needy at Stantsn
county.
&. X. UNDERWOOD, Mayor.
ATTEST. JOHN l.. BISHOP.
Iity Clerk,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12
Vote. Frsrn IN. M.,I.,an.

Are you ready for examinations?
Two weeks more aud then Christ
mas, home and turkey.
The Wesleyan crossed bats with
the NOFmals last Monday to thu
tune OF - to II In favor OF the
Greeks" The score might have
been larger II the professor Of mathe'
matics had been present to keep
track Of It. Come again and fetch
yer crowd"
Miss Maude Bradley took first
honors In arithmetic examinations
this week. We suppose Antrim
Bishop and McGuirk were all sIck
or Il would not have happened.
You can see q fine collection oI
marine animals In the natural
science department. Horseshoe
crabs, star fish, skates, sharks, sea
fans, pquids, seA-ferns, schinoids,
crinoids, Holsters, rOtifers, etc. ad
Infinitum.
The "caliope" used TO coach the
WesIeyans In the ball game last
Monday aud which disconnected
the NOrmals 90 completely, IL net
an automatou but . real, live mem
Der Of the German class, practieing
his oral exercises for the next reci-
tation. He IL the pet Of his teacher
and an honest dear boy.
Several Of eur students are taking
elOeutIsn, vocal music, arithmetic
and penmanship In the Y. NJ. q. A,
classes. It 10 . rare opportunity to
get first class instruction free OF
cost.
One Of our girls has found out that
the average are OF i've younger
professors IL y year aud the average
age Of their wives ~ years. Where
did she get the date for those wives
Ask PrOfs Cook, Guile aud Gates.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12
sasIan sIfsInEs.

We could not find any items for
last weeks JOURNAL, they were
not heard from.
Andrew Beck has moved into his
new residence. He says the latch
string IL always out TO friends.
There Was q spelling at the Chris
tiansOu school house on Tuesday
night.
The new iron bridge across Dry
Greek near Gust HOlmqulst's II now
completed approaches aud all. IL IL
. daisy.
A wedding 10 on hand for the near
future.
Chas. Babeock, agent and operator
at Smolau, left for Carman, Illinois,
on Monday morning TO visit with
his parents who reside as the above
nj ace. Chas. has q lAy-Off for thirty
days; Mr.. r. s. Thompson, Of -,
will handle the lightning, and look
after the wants OF the travelling
public during bis absence.
A drunken man rot OF the west
bound passenger train 90 smolau on
Saturday evening, and strAight-way
wabbled his way 10 the store Of II.
A. Asthery q Co., where he became
90 obnoxious thas he vas forcihly
elected therefrcm by one Of the pro-
prietoFs.
Our Farmsrs' AlIiancs IL growing
slowly but surely,
Rev. Peterson, Of 1allna preached
In the Swedish Nlnslon church on
Sunday raoRninR end evening.
Rev. Fstersos pseAehsd Ct the
residences Of Gust Rybsrg'a On Mon-
day eftssnson. DAHnrs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12
Boots at Less Than Cost.
Boots Cheaper Than You Have Ever Bought Them.
dshosn and
mxth
G
% sSo SsSe
fnotle whist
sn Hao sl Ss M
o
ion
THE CHEAPEST SHOE HOUSE IN SALIVA.
Fred c.. Haas Boot & Shoe Store,
HnhR Block

A personal letter from Mr.. Samp-
son at st. John informs US that the
rapid approach Of cold weather up
there, where such coming means
something Kansas people know
nothing about, has required all his
attention TO getting In fuel, prOvid-
ing clothing and otherwise prepar-
ing for q six months Information.
We may, however, soon expect
another letter from him for puhlica-
ton. BY the way. NJ. d., the
weather here has been the usual kind
since the little dash Of cold We had
along about Thanksgiving time.
The farmers are having IL all their
own way, aud, oh my, what mounds
Of corr they are piling up every
whsre-piles 30 large often, that one
can see them for miles away. Bins
aud pens aud old houses full, too, Of
the golden corn. Corn, corn, corn,
everywhere. And whest-oceans Of
10! Don't you wish you were mere.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12

Jacob NJ. Brown and family now
occupy the Fash residence.
Louis Sees left Monday evening
for Kansas City after q two weeks
visit with relatives.
The Lutheran Sunday school are
making preparation for Q treat f0I
the children on Christmas eve.
The revival meetings held in dis
trict No 50 closed last Friday even.
Ina with twelve accesslons to the
church.
Mrs. REM. Williams has been
quite sick for week past but Is now
improving.
Mrs. Chas. Green and children
arrived here Monday morning from
the east.
Revival meetings are being held
In the Lutheran church here this
week.
Fred Torgler IL building q new
house on his farm three miles east
Of the post Office.
Mr.. and MEs. Samuel Croyle have
the sympsthy Of this community in
the loss Of their little daughter Ida
May aged eleven months, who died
after 4 short illness Of q few days
with srysIpelas and whOoplng
cough.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12
Pair Association Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Saline
county Agricultural, Horticultural
aud Mechanical association met n
the court house Tuesday afternoon
aud elected the following board OF
directors:
r. w. Ober, w. Il Gels, Al.
Davis, y. y. Godfrey. w. r. Gilbert,
ID. HunbarEer; ID. ID. MeAuliff, J.
y. Bssn and J b. Hutchinson.
J. =. Bean was elected delegate OF
the association TO attend the annual
meeting Of state board Of Agricul-
ture, which cOnyeines at Topeka,
January 3, $50.
The new board will meet the first
Monday Of January to elect officers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12

To the farmers and business men
Of Saline and adjoining counties:
1 respectfully call your attention
tn . great opportunity you are
offered for buying . fine carriage,
spring wagon, buggy, phaeton OF
road cart during the next 90
days. Buy one Tor . Christmas
present pr buy one because you can
buy cheaper before January LIST than
after. I have . large stock Of hue
work all made In my own factory
snd every job warranted. Better
work for less money than ever be-
fore. Come and get Q vehicle that
will carry you safe snd look well for
little money. so vehicles In stock
Repairing and custom work given
prompt attention. Pearson's Car
riage works, eaiina, Kansas.
t9-2t. 3. PEARSON, Proprietof.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12

On Sunday moruing w. b. Muck
lev, pastor Of The Plymouth COngre-
rational church will preach on the
kat aye are the light Of the World -
Esd In The evening will present
sPaai before Feisx.H The problem
of sshoR 10 secure Q Sunday svenlBR
esasFeention" seems TO be eOlvtd ~
t7ls chnreh lnesmReh - the peopsP
81 fhs hoaDs. Cess and -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12
A Car Load Of Corn Meal.

That's just what the generous
hearted people Of Saline county will
give tn the suffering pioneers ont Ia
stanton county. Most Of the corr
will be given, the rest of u bought
aud ground into meal. Farmers
give what you eau for this worthy
purpose. Mayors call in another
column
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12

Abilene Reflector: George RohreF
was here the other day In the in
terest Of resubmission aud to rebuff
his influence J. w. Hart came In TO
talk prohibition, so you now see
why these two great lights happened
to be In Abilene ut the same time.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12

Topeka people, besides the people
Of many other towns, are making
haste TO invest In Salina enterprise.
The "brick yard" has been sold 10
one Of them for $500.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12
The Journal
THURSDAY, DEcEMBER IL, 1883.
CITY AND COUNTY.

with truth Ne sigh. What's Ia a name:"
- on 'tI- meaningless. We mud:
The .freprBDf building burns the same
A. does the less exalted Kind.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12
PERcaEKos sTocE FAEn.
Bseh Q Williams. Inperssrs ssa breed
ere sf Psrehsrsn Hsr.ss ssa
shsflsna Roatss.


ere sf Psrehsrsn Hsrass ssa
shstlssa Foaies.
We have o select lot Of Pereherou
horses. with breeding that cannot
Be exeelled In France. From thelr
style. breeding, active and indlvld-
usl merit, and prices and terms, ws
feel justified In saying that no better
opportunity has ever been offeree
In The west 20 purchase, and secure,
q nFst-eiass horse at reasonable
prices. Every animal recorded In
the French and American stud book
and guaranteed. Remember oul
horses are pure bred rsrcheroBs Of
superior merit. The ponies are Of
the very hest breeding. Send foI
catalogues. ealins is en- the Uniou
Pacific between Ksnses City and
Bcsn 4 wstLsA.s. Preps.
yANRs r. WIILIAsfss Sept.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12

FIsser ana sst.si9ss iswelsd with
sIasksag fla1osas-.ko9 tksT spaFkls
sod SSH ID he nna show eases ct
ID. q J. q. Whllaheaaaa.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12
N,v C.m.r,a ch.,,.r,.r,.

Gold and silver watches galore al
Whitehesd's.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12

John A. Nelson Is going out o.
business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12
STAND BY BETHANY.

And u you would impress Kansas,
aud make u q goodly land for your
self and your children. you cannot
do it better than by rearing and sup
porting such institutions Of learning
as Bethany college. Therefore, i
lmplore you, stand by IL, support 10,
make 10 strong, Q monument 70 COM
mem orsie your intelligence, your
patri otism, your love OF humanity.
Of fAtheriand aud Of your adopted
oountry, Of Kaaaas. Such monu-
menss tell Of the achievemsBts Of
peace, not of var, and In building
them We build moi alone for the pres
emf bat the future, not for q Tina .
but for etssnity. For.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1889-12-12

As1ered e1s.isa = IN. lsls ye b.ars
sSznd a. Ind vsit 6snsa'h Il sssihxiiy:
Esll nod fer sorr0s, fallef not for sln.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-22
OBITUARY.

Died, in Happy Home district, ,at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Gee.
on the morning of the 10Th of Novem-
Der, 1899, at half past three o'clock,
little Ida Morris, daughter of I. J. Nor
ris, of Hillsboro, Washington county,
passed to the higher life ritter many
weeks Of. severe suffering.
Little Ida, thou hast left us,
And thy loss we deeply feel,
But tits God who has bereft us,
He will all our sorrows heal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gee have watched over
the little girl confided to their keeping
with tenderest care, and could not
have done more for child Of their
own. They have the sympathy of the
entire community in this their sad be-
reavevement.
Oweep not for Ida, all is well. Her
pure spirit has passed the portal called
death, and now in soJl land dwell.
A NEIGHBoR.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-22

In n recent article in the 70
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cold weather of the wint
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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1889-11-22
ORURCH NOTICE.

The first Quarterly Meeting Of the
Methodist Episcopal church, Of Leba-
non will be held on Nov. % and "a.
Quarterly conference on % at 2;30.
Preaching Saturday evening and Sun
day morning aud evening by Elder
Wilson.
Union Thanksgiving sermon will be
held in the M, E. Church at ii O'Clock
Nov, 2S. Sermon by Rev. J. r. Kirk
patrick. All are cordially invited. A
collection will be taken.