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Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04

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bam tiIbaae til Rianewe. 9ten traf man inben ben lib
SanbsIsnanS fra gsittpiteu, faa itaIOe bet itua Stans
Ip frit for at ilutts fig til bisie; bog ifuIbe ban bet
1ilIalos sips GippusSib to 2rebiebele al fine 6olt meb
til Rian9ps TOT at fire BAN en- f%arefri 9iIbasereiie.
StuIbs StanIsg bsilutts fig til at usnOe tilbase ins
ben l~lbsanssn al be 60 Gage, iaa matte ban lite sisre
Gippu:Gib ~aniparIis berfOr saer trette GOset fra al ben
f%aitiotte Gum.
9lrabsrsn boIbt fat pua biSs gunttsr, enSitiSnt
stanIsp iOm ensrs bifuIot bet surise, ~forIunste en- 2Gns
bring al ben iisrbs garusraf, iOm ipntes at puaIGsse
bam aItfcr inaurs SucitrGntninssr. 0srtmoo inouiIs
ssoe 5ippu.Gib, ftisut utsset mOofrioenbs, | at Der bleu
%tiIfsiet snbnu en- SontrattbsitemueIie, ifsIse builten
Gippn1ib ituIbe MITE belle Summsn 5000 Dollars,
FAINT sipe aftalb paa al 9~eSiaseie paa Sjsmreiien, buis
ban al gantelmOSIsbsS enr 6uriastbeo ifuIbe opsiue
ReiIsn, inSen be 60 Waridoase par tiIenbsbrusts.
~SmibIertb," ~afluttsSs StanIsp SorbanbIinsen,
'bsr Sassu life %ppsrilss. 9e fan enbnu fOranSrs De-
res 0aenins, Os ies min. gi piI besse tuse Sasen uns
Der ombpssslis SpsrpsisIis fire Os type elmer enbnu.
Smoreen often ltaI sntsn Dor Suerenstomlt f~orslisse
fQrSia unberitrspst, slsr bet ital inSen ben Glib bIipe
iast lem, at ies lite tan saa inb paa Tees geiius
ssIlG.A
etanlsp ~bstinssSs fig benne ubiGttelfe, iorbi ban
ferii pilbs ruaSlaa msS fine 6oIt cs ! SGrsdesbeb bape
gisbsb ON 6rantS Wenins | bette Stptte.
81. 8 om gItsnsn bsu eampen ianbt StanIsps
gus, nsmIis en- linen S!aaI fpISt msb qaImsoIis, buari
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
@jennem bet mprfe Saitlanb.
"a.
of Ssnrp W. STANLEY.

GsortIat fra forrise Ro)
"Ssnuene! Ssnnens l"*) LOB bet enfiemrni9 bers
aesntor. 6onsen blsu frisiuen paa getin9sIie al en-
a~iOrItgrret Gfreiie; nen nsppe uar ban fri, fsrenb Sams
pen puOnp i~Ortiuttes 0ssnet runSt meb ~fOrnpeSs StriSss
hafsr."
Sitter at bare fortiat fin Siitorie paa benne WfaaSe
msts Gbeb meb at b%srette, at araberne par IpttsIise psb
u faa LITE fig Oerfra meb 9iust ucen noset gptts; a ben
pas. Stare arabere, gSanswuuaer os SIaper, fom Sros
slf,0 ii! 8prsenes 9anb, penbte fun 80 tabass, %
1'sS BIN Si6umab par en- al benz.
~gOSt, abeb, a iasbe StanIep, Afaa Su saers Ro'
~ 'SunSrIist paa bin gsiie2"
. ial Der siues ubpre fore aiampelanser !
S'o0sns ueO nressa; be Iursr paa be fOrbifarsnSe Gsis
ra''. esoparoerne CT iaa talrise Der, at man lite Tan
sa 'anst uben at ie en- al benz. SotOs boISsr til
S''Dsns Der, % pc ben, iou mpber BAN sniom Der! %
S.aalf sr Waressusrne RannibaIer. 5pis be 6remnleos
~ 'Sa'nlsr ct a~ntaseIist 9lntuI, Iuber be benz lite Hippo
S.ansu eanSst. Gsrite Sang - for to War iiSsu
.'s IN Wheeling Ssrbsu bspabnst n,eb 800 gssisr; be
ssse tun 80 ueb fig tilbase % intst Glfsnbsn. Spts
,Ssn forlsssr en- 9aeiie paa 5IObsu, faa sipss Der ganS'
,.0 Raa S~anSfaIS, iOm rips 3anOerue msb fig % Srufs
u"ansl'ene. 9n Glare paa 80 ManS rsiits ! tire
y Sttbi Sr.A,
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
@albsn, 9ppe Co., Rirn.

~NNh fSfN wy W
Get er iieloen, ON life albris, at MAJ Ter
Hoset I 12eeorab'Toiteu" berira, Itisnt ben
IGies al Ranse % er peItpmmsn bper Cnss
bag.
Sotpn Of @aIoen er ct al be bebfie Epipns
| Gcuntpet for Surmins. Set bsitaar for bet
NReite al en- bsl9eformis BrGrie, men naIten
alt er oparbeibet til Nsre. Sarmerne er Ium
&egel pelitaaenos % mango bar bpgget fore
Suie cs pIantet imuite etOpsrupper, iaa Der
er ubm9rtet pent ON Spnmeren. @lenuopo
sr Sopeobnen ! bort gountp; ben lisser peb
ben sitre @noe al Riunepalta, en- Of Iinne.
iptas imniteie Snbiger, bucrben mango Iaa,
talots "Sis.8usS" tommer ON Gpmmereu
for at fproriue Sommertioen. ct CONNER
Sote! er bpsset for iaaoanue SportsmGnb,
% mango rpbolosr fig | Telte. gi bar 8
Sper | bette County: @lentppob, Starbud,
Billiard, Tpras, SbOrien, 2uiprp, Sare,pal,
8ruten, 8eitport, aIe bar Prohibition. Gi
bar bait scoe Gplinser berumtrins belle
Gioen, unota9en ct Bar Gar, ba @r9sbpp.
perue soelasoe Nltiu9.
Ser CT en- flor nprif Iutberf Ieniabeb peb
Rapn Emmanuel; ben betienes Of gaItpr 9.
Rpioeb, iom er en- bpstis Brett % bar be-
tient ps ontreut 10 9lar. 8ppe gountp bar
M oper 10000 Snbbpssere, Us 9aret boyer
ftabist. 9. g. 8.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04

bet iautras 2sfAmOnium: 'aor SaIt.. Woo.
l's ben tii''ss bIiSs iOlst I SsbntnssIans,n,.
beor be cite iaIs.r fine gsru for Solt eoo
ben Sdiretssr bar fat en- gIst sou fin. inbu.
itrtsls adHSsmGnb. SOrsniupen tabt. n,n.
rso $500 peb ban.
Ssosenselen Taar Fs ntO Der % Der. gi
oeo, at grHen iuiuser fig ufte n.b baa gnSss.
blslosns sftsr ct OiIot Saar. vi Ct oaioo
otlos 5nar, men pi bar en- S~rebsbsrb,; ban
rpttsr osina bort; men, a q Ri ,r fprIoSte,
nadr Si Iisssr os pines Hoe, % maualsr
9aab % SrDft Sa sjaIber bet al tlpnas flo
til BAN % bore bereot for EeiIen iaisnuem
9gbsbalen.
SermsS bill ies snIte ale aaIere al .Tee..
Yoiten' SeIb % 2ptts. gIaSet bar manae
SIenl ! gsiten, % Ri faar baabe, at be oil
faa ct sobt War oeruos, iaa be fan aipe
NBoften" mango sobe 8eretuinaer bsrfra.
'Gseorab'T oiten" CT en- 1almue.8en-, % ct
Hptttst Organ for bet norife SoTt beroper.
Sobn Risioro.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
9ptpn OF @ilmen. Wis

2pIpH VI VllHlen, isis.
Ger | @ilmen er Der for BET Meite nprIf
g~eiolfnins, nteo en- % anSsu 3pIter iblanot,
% bisie arbeiber meset paa at lore bet nprIte
Spros; beres Sgrn saur pau ben nprite Stole
iaaceliom paa ben enselIte.
Senue lille Renisbeb betienes Of 9aItor
9bprion, ium er bel lit al be Sleite. On Gel
af Sarmerue er NetboSiter, % be bar osiaa
Here Wgoer | Iorets 2sb. Dor nGrmeIte
SanbelsplabS er @ulouab meb ct Stpre, en-
Slasteribpp % Ell Smeoie % ct Sasbrus
meo 5a.tori. Den Tiger A Ril fra os, os
Der sr COB Glabs for Grbeiosfolt, tbi Der bris
pes baaos meo SeslpGri % meo Sernmine.
5armerne Der itaar fig sauite bro; ON
Spmmeren briper be paa Sprbarbeioe, ON
Sinteren fisrer De 9oss, tbi be bar goo Sfos
uGiten ole, cs ben iparer be bener life paa.
Ser er to Sarmere, 8rporc, ps be bar ct tibet
Sasbrus, iom sisr COB S%crretnins.
-9eeprab, 8often" boloes n9iten Of bper
Nanb beromtrina % Vile liter ben meset
gpbt. 6.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
rrneis. YprnIns On minn

~'"'I2I SVHyluo gu, ItllIl-
let bar p9ret u~aIminbeiiat tsrt | bel,
Boar, tnottl Der ON 9useu; Ri fl ct Snelas,
ION blsots Sproeu crltrsnt | IN 3pbbe al
tire {ommsr; iaa, bois ri nu faar sunIisi
Setr, tan Garinseu bliue COB.
Den 17bs Mai bleo III. CLIENT at feires |
bette wabplas heller. Dor "llnse giaers
SorsHinsS bar sieunem gaarens Ssh siort
GorbereoeIier til at fsire ben, % bens Sor.
bsrebeIier faIbt beIoist ub.
Ran iunbs is fra ben tiblisIte Rurs.u,
ftinS 6lofis al aisrenbs % @oaenbe, icm
Siarepis tOe geien til grsftssaarben, enb.
iflsnt bet inssos. 9eHns Sne forbinorebe
Boltet ! at bore uoe, iom bet bar beitsmt;
men man III 9Op til at bare unber Gag, iaa
mon enboa bapoe flor 5ornsielie.
Baitpr Epre fra Ieli,an Rapibs tulte on,
Sassns getDbnins. Sau9toret 1Gissen"
ira sitre waoe lang upsle San9e, iom fsrte
Sanierne mellsm "8lers ut meo Sapet."
Otter SaIeu os Sans.n blep Der Iapet en-
orosutlts gRiboas, iaa ollie blep ristis met,
% efter Ssnne blep no9le Tius, ipm Biserne
bapoe oparbeioet for oenne 2Inlebnina iolst
til S~siitbpoenoe.
SlanSt be sobe 9ins, Iom er blepet prsa.
uiieret, sr en- enselIt S~snOusssS Stole, ben
teller omtrent IS WeoIemmer.
On Farmers gliance er itiftet, mco oms
trent 20 @eblemmsr. Wan bar tGntt, ON
bet Ter uo til at bIipe ct sOot Slar, ba of Ienoe
sftsr fin esen "9tpiue"; bet paaitaaes, at man
Tan faa ben for 10 Gts. pr. Suno, Srast be.
talt. x,
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04

Gr'&ong Wilan, Der for 3iben OPP
buloer Zig | &aris, Opigrer fig iaa erens
triif, at bans Smsipelier bespnber at
mere 5rpst for bans Sinbstilitanb.
Nplis 9joroe ban Sfanbate paa @a6en
meb nosle Gamer, iaa Yolitiet MATTE
itribe ino, os fun bans Rans fritos bam
for at blipe arreiteret.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
aorreiponbance.

.-,,.,,susu ussn Rasn % HsrtI, iass ITS rsns-
ss.,,r Nj. n sIir TIE snsans sieuusmisfs al RES
-, esrni OIL lite tIipt sfsniiissisrt. nss'
.sssr Sa,,unmst n -sI,'ussut sniiG Va. men Ne
~ls,isn,n mao ICE Rapnft % Gsrtsfth
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04
smmobeo or en- 0apital.

TL . G. Nsfs Nerve and Brain Treatment a IN
%saranirsi SpseidsDStsidH for 6gfiri, gptam,tb.s.
Sram7siut2lst, SIasaHtals. Hsr5ss Rsuratsi, osD.h,
vine, uerSss sIspp,iis iom 5sts, At Bras al Hrs,
Dol tau Goba,. esDatssbso. Hssfsmi 6umsr, iami
bIss eirn,. Der isrt til 9aHDi5 o. GlsH5isB,s. o. Ri,
per fs fro SirHsuS CutraHhrsusdi,. 6o,r Rast, ins,s
boiler gRsieiH for I NaaHss; $IOO ios sou RaBfs.
tar 9 RasiE ior $500. itHsf VI. goii 0ts ROstas.li,a al
gsns,Hs.
gt %aaraHtsrsr. o aasfer
of bstbrses bOilfstiomFdt Liiiaiss. nor soer Crsrs
paa 8 aasir. tssfasa al 500. ptI ul i,ns, RlSbn,a
Dor frsOnt GaraHti ior Itl5sadsuoeiI, al esHssar, iaas
trsni iHstu e~eI5r,oslis Ter. earaHiitrHs ashsste 6lst
al sos. a. esitih
SECURITY DRUG STORE.
Minneapolis, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04

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Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04

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Decorah-posten., 1890-06-04

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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

INSECT the asD1slt pavement Ia shat
c.tr. ana that tie expense Ia pad o4t
of tle Genera. t1Da. HeSal1 theFe Was
q otuere oee ~ cp-li11a A. 3 Waat class
u streets and trarlc tle asphalt paye-
me1t s best aoapled e.. ana le Ihougat
TIE co2uol should md oUt arooi
L 81 as - vote -utsliEenty n
tie matter. lie sad that Buffalo
Mas q ctv having many miles oI
asphalt and considerable other
pavement. and he tloueag i ighly im-
portant tnat the coulc- make a more
thorough ilyesuga ot ghe matter.
AID. sproul supported tie resolution
but thought that = committee o. nNe
would H. sufficient for the purpose and
the expense would be muca less
The amendment ot AID. opfoul was
lost
The original motion carried 10y vote
OF 10 10 s
Alderman Turner presented reSolu-
ton that tie Board Of Public Work, laN
q f0urluch water man n fultoL-siIert
PARK. and furnish 10 toe council SUIT
able des "a Tor u fountain "a the PARK
TIE resolution wac adopted.
Alderman stem presented Tesolu-
ton thar the Board of Public Works
furnish an estimate OF the cost OF paw
ing lonia-st.. from the vest ine ot
Monroe-st. 10 the south line ot Cakes
ST., with brick, sheet asphalt and with
cedar blocks, ali on a concrete base s.N
inches thick. The resolution was
adopted.
Alderman Sproul presented a resoiu-
ton tnat the Committee On Parks cause
the old band stand ia Fulton street
park 10 be removed, and 20 replace tie
same by a suitable fountain. Referred
10 the Committee on Parks.
Alderman leEeK presented resolu-
tlons for estimates of cost Tor the pay
ing of state and Cherry-sts. with cedar
blocks on a concrete base ana Tor tie
grading and grayeAng OF Mealihy-aFe.
Alderman Iateum presented Ieso-
luton Tor the paving OF Che.ry-st. nom
MadIsOn-avc. 10 DvlslOn-st., Wlth CEDAR
blocks on a concrete base.
The CIV Clerk was authorized % ad-
vortise for bids tor Lighting tie city Tor
Tie coming year.
Aldermen Turner and Saunders had
a friendly tiltOn the matter OF addition
M sewers being turned INTO the river III
the northern part OF the clty, ana
finally Alderman Turner asked that
the Board of Public Works furnish an
estimate of the cost OF constructing a
trunk sewer for the purpose OF convey
ing the discharge of Kent sewer below
the Fulton-st. bridge. lie made the
request some months ago, but II las
heretofore been ignored.
The mayor appointed Aldermen Ia
teun, Stein and Iiauser 10 make prep
arauons TOR the council 70 visit TO But
falo.
The council then adjourned.
"Lynwood, j." big success. Redmond s
this afternoon and night.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
DASE- BALL.
1mes atFIint. Lansing aud Port Huron
EfC BALL

Games atTIint. Lansing and Port Huron
Big Ball.
tts>ssts "a -st vtlt.ss~ssaN-e.
Poar HrroS, Mich, June 2.-The
Grand Rapids team were declared the
winners ta,s afternoon. Both clubs
acknowledge that Umpire McGnty
gave tine visitors the game. lie yoIun-
tr.iy sent his resi- iCnatou % Secretary
Montgomery this evening. Following
IS tue score.
Po-t Haron o o o o o g q is
Grand RspItsI o D. % 0 80
Eatteues- Hartman ard 0'Nsli, Hart and
nnifr.
npIre--Nc5inty. Atteaiance-3o0.
Eime-i g..
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
Se707ng MacksneS.

People using them and talking about the ell
der why sell them low Never mind that;
have long time that Sewing Machine Com
exacng much which for taking
the and distributing these celebrated Machines tho
unheard So5oeght added from the msnufsotor
warranted years We shipping these Machines al
the country.
SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
SA0bblNg b. Mail.

People live away Grand Rapids. DO
find II convenient CITY, but who desirous OF
purchasing Dry Goods Csengs avail themselves OF
merchandise be found the
State, simply by writing and making their wants known
person who has tried this experiment will be
prised how easily goods be purchased in this
with what satisfaction they received.
Hundreds letters received daily by from all sections
of the United States containing remanoes and orders Tor goods
OF every description
very large business transacted by forwarding
Dry Goods We make order depart
special feature OF business oo firm giving this
department his special attention.
SPRING COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

Remember OF Black Cashmere Shawls from
8 90. S1.25 and upwards finish weight
advances and grows warmer, ladies
seeking antles and easily
cumbersome. glance Clock Department will
make the fact of its popularity apparent 10 all.
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
.SbedaI SahS.

many special Department Sales taking
place throughout during the few weeks,
pleased the city could hnd
make their purchases IN the early part OF the day
avoiding great attending sales every after
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

received shipment OF that handsome
striped patrons
busters, Ncwmarkets Garments, Shoulder Cspes.
Fichues, few OF the many things
Cloak Department embraces.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03
Cloak Department.

nobby REFER Jackets navy and black been
leading of the department this We will
keep line unbroken during the
SPRING q COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

special pains all city orders requesting
Ilckets, Wraps and Shawls for selection.
SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

Table Spreads Napkins match Dsmssk by yard
Napkins by the dozen Tray Cloths, Cumb Cloths Side
Board Scars Dovies aud everything could in tho
linen line.
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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

The following departments will be made special
during will find bargains
will marked lower prices than before
offered:
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-03

Tynwood, =" big success. Redmond s
this afternoon and night.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-30
THINGS TO THINK ABOUT.

Here is bit of conversation which took
place between farmer and a grocer on
the avenue yesterday Said the farmer: Il
will let my apples rot on the ground before
l will sell them at 10 cents per bushel
and they are, as well as peaches"
The grocer replied. ''You ought to be
ashamed when fruit is so scarce east, why
not evaporate it' Sundried peaches are
worth at wholesale cents per pound, and
you are letting yours go to waste" Con-
tinuing, the grocer declared that what we
needed in Kansas was a class of people
who would take care of what did grow,
look after the small items and not waste
their lives waiting to make a fortune all at
once or off someone else. He named many
small sources of profit and finally cited a
community in this country where all the
farmers and their families work, but do
not complain of hard times, for they al
ways have something to sell and a good
market for it. Speaking of fruit lady of
Hartford, Conn, gives the following infor-
nation regarding prices there: plums,
twenty-five cents a quart, and apples very
hard TO get at any price. And yet, here in
Wichita, we can 90 on the streets and buy
fine apples at fair prices and peaches of all
grades from seedlings up TO the finest
grown; some picked from baskets in show
windows averaging ten and half inches
in circumference.
\ Michigan man said, the other day:
Your farmers are better off than ours and
have more money. The Kansas farmer
has no reason to complain, compared with
others" Many of us know this but some
need the evidence of outsiders.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-30
WORD FOR THE FAIR.
To the Editor OF the Eagle.

To the Editor OF the Eagle
The immense amount of work which the
Southern Kansas Fair association has done
this season, TO secure the greatest fair ever
held in southern Kansas, Will be cOmpre-
hended and appreciated this week. 1t will
be the greatest fair held west of st. Louis
this season and will be patronized by the
best people from Kansas and other states
II being free from those catch-penny
gambling fakes makes it desirable place
to go.
A fair is one Of the greatest educators of
modern times. Who can place in figures
the value that fairs have been TO the coun-
try. Clean agricultural fairs have certain
moral as we'll as a financial and educa-
tiOnal value. Can the breeder of fine
cattle and horses tell Us all that has been
done for him,
Where can he so thoroughly show the
results of his study and experience as az
the fairs?
Where else can the manufacturers of
farm implements display so well and so
economically the improvements made
from time TO time in his line2
Where can the farmer show 10 as good
an advantage the products OF the farm a.
at the fair,
The merchant brings TO the notice Of the
masses his best stock in trade. The in
ventor here finds an opportunity 10 show
the latest product of his brain.
The market garden comes IN and com
petes with the farmer
The woman exhibits the work OF her
needle or the thousand one little cOntribu-
tiOns which 20 10 show what woman can
do TO make life more useful to friends and
home. and with her aptness for cooking
more attractive 10 loved ones at home
ba fafr = m fltr for chi VA ron
and in that respect alone is worth the ef-
fort that has been made. The fair is worth
visiting aud worth visiting well. There
will be better things than ever was seen
before. The merchant will find much TO
interest him.
The breeder of fine stock will not be dis
appointed and mag find an animal in the
pen which is just what he has been look
ing after.
The farmer will find much 10 see in his
own products and wonderful improve
meuts in agricultural implements.
The fine old Kansas farmer who has
been here twenty years viii be there TO
meet his friends. His wife will not be far
away either. Prominent men from all
will be there. The boys will be
there The children will be there.
Everybody will be there and
no one can afford TO remain away because
if they do they will miss the fair and above
all miss meeting some friend. In addition
fairs only come once a year, and cOnse-
Quently no one will fail TO 90.
1t is a great time for rejoicing. 1t is the
place TO renew your acquaintance. Is
the great balance day. the settling up Of
the seasons work and the place TO plan for
future work. Let the Southwestern Kan
sas fair have the largest attendance in the
history of the state and it viii do much
To stimulate the renewed interest in the
program and upbuilding Of this country.
ID -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.

To the Editor Of theeEagle.
The annual Sunday school convention of
Kechi township was held in the Presby-
terian church, of this place, Sunday, Sep
TENDER 2S
The convention was called to order at ~
a. m, Rev. Gaunt presiding
The devotional exercises were con-
Quoted by Rev. Robinson, after which
Mr.. De Croft, Sunday school missionary,
discussed THE Model Sunday School" in
a very able and pleasing manner.
He gave the key note when he said that
no stream rises higher than its source. and
no Sunday school will be higher or better
than its superintendent.
This same thought was carried out in
speaking of all the officers and teachers.
The next topic, "How to Teach a Bible
Class" was very thoroughly and practically
answered by paper from Mr. CcCormic,
county missionary.
He said that the secret of success with any
teacher was to be thoroughly consecrated
to the work and then be well prepared on
the lesson before going before class.
The afternoon session was called at 2 p.
m. After devotional exercises by Rev.
Gaunt the question drawer was opened by
Mr.. DETROIT. which proved one of the
most interesting parts of the program.
Following this was the township organi-
cation which resulted in the election of
William Tomlinson as president, Mrs. c.
A. Shaw, vice president, aud (. y. Hi
barger. secretary.
The Relation of the Sunday school to
the future welfare of our country" was
then ably handled by Rev. Mr.. Gibbons,
who gave us many practical and inspir-
ing thought.
Following this Rev. Mr.. Gaunt spoke
of The power of Cody life," iliustrat-
ing, by reference to many noble lives in the
past, the fact that actions speak louder
than words.
The evening session, after an address by
William Tomlinson, was given to an adj
dress by Rev Mr.. Seton, our present
county secretary, who by his quaint humor
a. well as his eloquent appeals to a higher
and nobler life, held the attention of his
entire audience. +. y. HIBARGER.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-30
NATIONAL GUARD RATIONs.

To the editor OF the Eagle:
The Southern Kansas Fair association
desires TO thank the donors of the
various articles named below for the gen
crosby and public spiritedness in comm <
TO their aid to meet an obligation incurred
for the benefit of Wichita The last legis-
lature Of Kansas made no appropriation
for the purchase of rations for its National
Guard during the week of enCampment
required by them. The Southern Kansas
Fair association appreciates the import
ance of maintainly a National Guard, and
feeling proud of our home companies,
deemed it in accordance with the eternal
fitness of things to tender the Second regI-
ment and battery a an invitation 10 be the
guests of the association during the fair.
The invitation was accepted IN the same
spirit in which it was offered.
To assis the association in caring for the
inner man of these, our guests, the follow
ing have contributed: Garueau Cracker
Co. 600 pounds of hard bread; Jacab DOld
s Sons, 80 pounds fresh meats; Francis
Whitaker & Sons, 800 pounds OF Bacon
Royal Spice Mill Co, 100 pounds roasted
coffee, Mocha and Java mixed; Wichita
Wholesale GIocer Co, POO pounds granu-
lated sugar; J. r. Holiday, - pounds Of
rice, 100 pounds of salt, pounds pure pep
per Mr.. Holiday gives so in special pre-
miums to the fair; II. VI. Jones. 80 pounds
beans; !. T. Dorsey Is pounds beans; Nor
ris & Cook, ) gallons vinegar; Wichita
Produce Co, sacks potatoes Ross Bros,
, bushels potatoes; Dickey & McAllister,
> bushels potatoes; Bryan Fruit Co,
bushels potatoes; r. G. Wood, 50 pounds
beans: p. Heron, p pounds toilet soap,
Anderson Bros, % pounds bar soap; G..
Fulton, p pounds bar soap. Slade', gro
Gerry pounds candles; D. o. Williams 20
bars soap, pounds candles: Jacob Dold *
Sons, 800 pounds of ice per day.
Respectfully,
B. II. CAMPBELL,
STEVE BALsH,
VI. STEWART.
Committee