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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-26

summoned, and throughethe desperate
efforts of those there the unfortunate men
were rescued alive. Westover had only a
few bruises about the limbs, but Royce
was quite severely hurt, and in an uncon-
scious condition was removed to his home
and medical aid Immediately called. Soon
after the accident Royce was taken with a
severe spell of vomiting which lasted till
after the doctor arrived. At this writing
he is in very critical condition.
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Governor bill Addresses Large Crowds.

HARRISBURG, Oct. %. Governor Hill adj
dressed large crowds at many points in
West Virginia from the train to-day. This
evening he spoke TO large audience in the
opera house here, and left later for New
VOrL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-26
Balfour in County Mayo

DUBLIN, Oct 25.-At Ballina, County
Mayo, to-day, Balfour had conference
with the Catholic bishop of Killala, in the
presence of number of priests, on the
condition of affairs in that district.
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pestitution in western Oklahoma.

TOPEKA, Oct. 25.-Settlers in the western
part of Oklahoma are without supplies, and
their wives and children without clothing
Much suffering and starvation will ensue
unless speedily supplied.
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nenrar Bank CIearinrs.

DENVER, Get 25.-[Special telegram to
The HERALD Weekly bank clearings,
S4.S13, ISL: an increase of s per cent.
Realty transfers for the week, 81, 2O6, SO.
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New Factory at Watervliet Arsenal.

Troy, N. Y, Oct. 25.--The new factory
at Watervliet arsenal was formally opened
this morning, when the machinery was put
in operation The trial was very success
full, the machinery working with remark
ah1e SmOOthneSS
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A reverend Sentenced for differing.

READING, Pa, Oct. 25.-Rev. Martin
Fritsch, for twenty-five years respected
minister of reformed denomination, was
sentenced this afternoon to three months in
Jail for pilfering small articles in hard
ware store,
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The Obdam of Rotterdam, All Right.

New York, Oct. 25.-The steamship OBJ
dam, from Rotterdam, which it was sur
missed might be the vessel reported ashore
near Rockaway last night, arrived OH
Sandy Hooh at S 20 this morning.
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Provisions for Fortified French Towns.

PARIS, Oct. 25.--At cabinet council to-
day bill was drafted requiring the mum
cipal authorities of fortified towns to ar
range for permanent supply of provisions
sufficient for the maintenance of the garri
son in any emergency.
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Omaha Bank Clearings.

OMAHA, Oct. 25.-[Special telegram to
THE HERALD. Bank clearings for the
week amount to S., OO2 A, an increase of
46.5 per cent.
The real estate transfers amount to
S3l1. 500.
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The MISSOURI Pacific Robbers.

BONNEVILLE, Mo-, Oct. 25.-H. S. Hines
and F. c.. Huffman, supposed to be the par
ties who robbed the Missouri Pacific at OF
terville, short time ago, were held by the
grand Jury in s., coo each.
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swindled Inv Confidence Men.

BosToN. Oct. 25.-George j. Fitzpatrick
from Seattle, Wash, arrived here to-day
He was swindled out of 1920 by conf
dence man before he had been in the city
thirty minutes.
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chairman Lappin. of Liverpool, Dead.

LONDON, Oct 25.-Lappin, chairman Of
the Liverpool stock exchange, died this
morning on the train while going to bust
ness
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M Steamer ashore.

FREEpoRr, L. l., Oct.-No steamer or
other vessel is ashore between Fire Island
and Cockaway beach,
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EY-Gnyeruor Noble Dead

New YORK, Oct 25.--Ex-G Governor Noble
OF Missouri, who was stricken with paral-
sis several days ago, died tonight, aged "A.
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BOOMING

TEEMINGwith live advertisements,
but not one of them of a class man
would blush to lay before his family.
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LINDSBORU.

Mr.. &. Eberhardt, Of Salina, Was
In the city yesterday.
Extensive improvements are be-
ing made nj the Crescent Mills.
Rev. snensson IL quite sick with
malaria fever aud IL now confined "a
his bed. His innumersbls friends
hope for his speedy recovery.
Rev. SWensson l. being highly
eomplimented for an able address
on "The future Of the Swedes la
America nj Omaha on the 9Th inst.
The Bethany church has granted
its pastor, Rev. &. A. SwenssOn =
leave Of absence The Reverend
will visit Sweden during the sum
mPr. He departs shout MAY 18th,
Prof. Andreen, Of this city, sud Rev
FlOreen, Of salins, expect "a
accompany him.
Salina II jubilant over the north
aud south railroad aud talk about
machine shops, divisions and officers
headquarters. The north aud south
road ~ nothing more or less than
the extension Of Union Pacific south
from MCPhsr-on and north from
SalinA. Ne I'hcrson R.I,yJiicUn.
80 you have stated n number 81
times. When the north and sOItil
road il completed. you will an'
nOunce that IL IL an extension Of the
Fl. Scott a wichiis road from your
city into Nebraska. Wis l.ind-h"rg
Salina aud ConrOrdis. Mark this,
LiB,isbDrg .N'Ts.
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aYI.srN CITY.

from our own correspondent.
Coru 10 coming up every day.
Mr.. Cary IL building . new house.
John Shutters Was married NJ the
Colony on last Sunday. He rave
his gentleman friends q treat At the
jackson House Monday evening.
School closes on the 2Srd Of Nay
Graduation exercises ON the even
ing ri the 9th.
Mr.. Robertson has in twenty acres
Of potatoes.
&. b. Manning and family spent
Sunday In Liberty township visit
ing 81. VI. Manning.
We hear the measles are in town.
Mr.. Rstslaa has sold his nipple
ment store aud will make his home
In Kansas City after May I.
Graduation exercises here next
Monday, commencing At 3 =. m.
Misses Bette Head and SAllie
Whitehead spent Monday In our
city.
r. ID. Hall 10 the owner Of . fine
wagon, which will be very useful In
his business.
Mrs. Young is very sick with her
old complaint, drOPsy.
Miss Manham has been very siek
with malaria aud is nov much bet
ter.
The MethodIsts are getting up .
business representation for April !
aud
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In recognition of the demands Of
the travelling Kansas public, the Tn
Ion Pacific has put In service IN
early morning train out Of Kansas
City, leaving Kansas City daily st
s:S5, making all stops between Kan
7sas City. Sallna and MePheFson, ar
irving n sslina nj I:s0 p. IN, and 81
Mcpherson n I.05 p. m. Returning
this tsrin leaves MePheTsSa $3.50 ..
m, Sslina a n :0a- m, and arrives
81 Kansas City at $50 p. m
THIS will enable the people In the
eastern part 81 the state 20 leave
their homes. visit neigbooring cities
and return home The came day.
IL r. hoped that the inauguration
Of this service will aesommodais q
large namber cf peopis Who have
heretofore been unable 20 DO this.
THIS train leaves Saline golng easi
81 n - q. IN.
This train arrives q ealIaa Coins
| vest 81 s:se p. N. W. 3. 8ARR,
Agent.
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CoUNCIL PKOCEEDINGs.

Council in regular session con-
VeBed last Monday night. Present
the mayor and Councilmen Crsvens,
Bristol. Eirilsnd, Whitehead, God
frey. Green, Neff aud Stice.
READING Of minutes or last session
on motion, omitted.
Committee on claims reported by
ordinance No. 735, which was read
and adopted by sections. Amount
appropriated I,4T6,IS.
Ou motion regular order tempOr-
ariiy suspended thzt the city sttor-
ney might read draft Of ordinance
No. 80. This was an ordinance 10
vacaie that portion Of 18th street
lying betveeR Bishop aud North
streets Ia depot addition and that
part Of 18th street between north
side Of Union Pacific Tight-of-way
and North street in depot addition,
TO be occupied by additional ter
minal facilities for the Union Paei-
dc railway.
Under same motion draft Of ordin-
ance No. As was read. This was TO
grant to the Chicago. Kansas 4
Western railway right to construct
switch along North street 90 As 10
reach the Salina mills and elevator.
These ordinances were referred to
committee on franchises, after con-
s:derGbIy discussion among the
cOuueilmsn.
CrAvens moved that the commit
tee on streets aud alleys be instructed
to Investigate the needs Of street
crossings and make return At next
meeting. Carried.
The sxPediency OF grading Sab
street south Of South street vas re-
fsrred TO the street aud alley COM
miIIes WiIh instructions To act. This
grading IL for one block sdjOining
wsteTWorks ground, the company
offering to curb and park outside
sidewalk if the city would remove
gutter and grade the street adjacent.
Petition for sidewalk In vest side
UT College from PARK to state street,
referred to Sidewalk committee
Sidewalk committee reported IA
Vorably upon building sidewalk from
Ash 20 State street.
An ordinance relating 10 The waier-
| works VAS referred 10 the commit
tee on corporations aad franshisers.
Petition presented for sidewalk
wet side Of 10Th from Park 10 Elm.
Referred TO sidewalk committee.
Petition for crossing on Union Pa
eifie 10 Jewell avenue.
On motion the rules and order Of
business Of preceding council were
adopted fer use by this one.
Adjourned 10 Thursday sIth 81
O'Clock.
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rrrannosnoap nEHa
GYPSUM CITY
IT, a. R.l.n


tFrom ths Eehol
Elder stitt vas absent this week
at Roxbury.
Mrs- J. P. Snyder, east Of the city,
10 being treated for eryslPelas.
Miss Nettie Lauham has bad Q Sc.
we're attack Of nalsrial fever.
Rev. Elder, q thIs city, 10 10 de-
liver lecture at the Wesleyan col
iege, Salina.
T.. Z. Sharp r. moving his large
store building from Chico TO this
city, and will place u by the side Of
his other baildings here.
Last Monday night the 25th we'd
ding university Of w. +. Tinker and
wife was celebrated 1t their resi-
depce near this city.
There will be . business mems jubi-
lee given by the ladies Of the N. L.
church at the opera house On the
evenings Of May lat and End. Fur
tber notice next week.
Leander Mapes reports the wheat
In the neighborh0od Of Hallville ~
generally locking well. Frank Rob
iuson was In the city last Saturday.
He reports the wheSt ~ looking we'll
In the Smoky Valley but on the d.
vide betwee6 there aud this valley
- not appearing veil.
Sam. Batdorf called NJ the Echo
Office last Tuesday and related how
Q setting hen at his place killed Q
rattls-snake. The hen had Q nest
near q hedge fence. Mr.. SUake, large
enough TO have four Tattles, came
that way and must have bitten the
hen as she had . swollen wound on
the neck. When the snake was
found its tail Was alive, but its bead
wss fesrfully perforated and was
literally hen pecked.'
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NOTES PROM TEE wEsLEYA,


Examination every saturday in
something.
The new catalogue is ready for the
pr~ss.
Prof t;uiles music recital last
Friday night brought out . large
audience. Prof. GeEs's work with
his violin was simply grand. The
piano solos were prepared upon
short notice. The audience was
disappointed by the failure Of tW"
sOlOists To appear.
Prof. Payne's TEXTURES upon
PLANT Growth" are very in-truc-
tive. The hotanists declare they
would miss breakfast rather than n
Lesson.
IN error in last weeks notes
made u say the beginning Iaiin
class read- thirty lines per lesson in
CTsars Commentaries. Such q
lesson includes a review lesson. A
regular advance lesson, ~ taught by
our methods IL never over fifteen
lines. ThOroughness aud a perfect
knowledge Of each word are the ends
secured by short lessons.
The stiffness OF reports which cay
our Faculty desires to regulate the
home life Of students who live with
their parents, IL too apparent "a
need denisl. Nerv few Of our
students need any watching 60
keep them in right ways, and the
Faculty il not made up OF over
officious meddlers. but helpers aud
frien l. Of students.
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BROORvILLE
From the Transcripts.


Mrs J. e. Smith came up from
Salins sunday evening, where she
had been on quite an extended visit
Jos. Morgan moved his family
aud household goods TO SAllna last
Saturday where he will make his
future hume.
J. &. Smith and family moved to
Salina this week where they will
live in the future. Mr.. Smith will
have his headquarters there.
The farmers Alliance which wa
organized nj the Dent school house
q short time ago, now have their
regular meetings each saturday
afternoon in the q. A. II. hall over
Duucan's Furniture store.
Mr.. PeIltier living about TIVE and
half miles southeast Of town had the
misfortune TO have his stables, oai
stacks, hogs and chickens burnt ~
on Saturday afternoon by sparks
from the chimney. We are sorry
for his loss ~ he Is in poor cireum.
stances.
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THE l;fsT SALyE IA the world 70,
Cuts, BTui-'--, <.Tr-. Ulcers, sail
Rheun, teV.T S'-es. letter, Chan.
ped Hards. ChiIhlaiuS, Corns, aud
all skin ErupIiGu-. ard pO-itively
cures Piles. or ne pay required. Il
is guaranteed tn pive perfect sati.-
fsetlon, or money refunded. Price
3 esBts per bon. Fnr sale by II uk he
Acc
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Rev. p. lockwood ef salina
preached twice last Sunday. at the
n. z. church. Mr.. lockwood Re
quite q young man. but made . very
favorable impression and his sd
dresses are highly spoken Of.-Li"-
IL. n~z-.m
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24
MARQCETTE.

Geo. Merton L. moviny his family
onto his farm, north Of town, for the
summer. and will drive back and
forth night aud morning TO attend
his duties in the bank.
q. r.. SIudehaker Of McPhersnn
who owns . cattle ranch q few miles
north Of town lost all the Improve
meR.s % the same last Friday hy y
prairie IRE.
Jas. A. Harris who for the past
year so ably conducted this paper
left "Wednesday morning for Kansas
city where he will engage in other
business.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

Table cutlery, sterling sIivei
spoons and tableware Of the finest
quality may always be found at the
reliable store Of the Aessrs. White
head
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

Rufus Campbell who has for the
past two years occupied the high
position Of Devil" In the JorESAL
Office, departed in company with his
mother last Monday for Guthrie,
Ok. The employees Of the JOURNAL
will greatly miss the smiles Of this
evil genius and wish him much sue
cess in his new home. We will
simply say that he wAs the best boy
ever employed Ia this office.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

have large stock Of fret class
surrys. phEtons, buggies, spring
wagons aud carts, which I will sell
at cost, as need the room for other
goods st Walton Hardware store,
south santa Re. IT-3t
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

A musical at the Wesleyan college,
lsst Friday evening, was attended
80 largely that all could not obtain
conveyance by street ears aud hacks
aud were compelled to walk. He
tween fonr and five hundred persons
we're present. The excellent pro-
gramme WAS we'll rendered.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

A SsIina gentleman while In Me-
PhersOn last week attended the pre-
sanitation 81 the opera Little Tycoon
by = home talent company Of that
city. They were talking somewhat
Of visiting Sslina In the near future.
should they do 80 we are assured
that the people Of Sslina will be
we'll entertained, as the gentleman
pronounced IL sqnaI TO anything
that has appeared in SalIna this
sea-ou
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

wANIED.-A competent girl for
general house work. Good wages
paid, experience required. Apply to
J. d. Daniels, at Salina National
| Bank. lT-lt
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24
aEAIS nAEEEr

Do you need sPeetaelss? The
Messrs. Whitehead have the lar
gest stock to be found from which to
astecf
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

r. Walton wants to trade 4 buggy,
PhwtOB, surry or spring-wsgon for
= good driving horse. IT-2
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

u i rumored that extensive stucco
mills viii be erected just south Of
SrIina 10 the near future.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

W. .. Gilbert succeeds 4. H..
Cook a. manager of the Electric
Light aud Power company.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

SALIVA, HAs.. April ~, IssO.
Corrected every Thursday morn
ing by the Salina Mill & Elevator
Company.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

Mr. FoTgeu- 81 the Kansas
Lumber Company mas received 3
commission ~ Notary Public.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

Mr.. Sickler, foreman OF the stueeo
mile at Gypsum City has removed
10 salinA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

The finest Of IeweIry IL always
kept In stock by the Messrs. White
head.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24
PALCN JUICE.

FROM our Own Correspondent.
Corn planting Is going on in this
locality.
Pay car for the Missouri Pacific
this week.
Miss Emma SWANSON went TO Pue-
bio, Col, last week.
Mr.. ID. c. Stelson IL nov on . trip
to Denver.
Mr.. Charlie HedbeTy Was home
visiting last Sunday from Ellis,
Kansas.
Mr.. Engdahl left for Seattle.
Wash, last Monday.
Miss Id. and Emma Eugfund left
for san Jose, Cal, last Monday.
The Falun baseball club pIayed .
game with the Salemsourg and As
saria's best nine together last Sun
day. The score vas eighteen In IA
ver of the ssIenssOFg boys.
DAME
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

Small fruit blossoms niske many
residences grOsndls resplendent With
besatifal large b0quets. When
nature begins 20 pai8t the hues Of
spring en- Landscapes, she somehow
sarpssses the best wOrk % the most
canning human hand-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

For the Br-I wheat T3 cents we're
Offered last week by Taylor Miller
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

J. ". Am"-. Of the Gypsum CITY
E-hy, Wa- in town Saturday. lie
reports the crop prospects {" Ice ~
fine shape.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

IL Norton secured the contract
10 rebuild the park stables after all.
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The Importance Of Saiina n
railroad center l. rapidly Increasing
Last week the city council Of
Hutchinson In special Session pass
ed 81 ordinance granting the right
Of way To the Salina and Southern
railway. This l. the Union Pacific
enterprise. Trains will be put on
between McPhsrson aud Hutchiu-
sou At once. Arrangements will be
made whereby the Union Pacific
will secure control Of the Hutchin-
son nOE ia course Of construction,
aud extend its line TO the Gulf Of
Mex leo.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

The commissioners have Ap-
pointed J. ". Carney clerk Of Elm
Creek township in place Of J. \.
banker resigned.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

Cheapest farm In SaIiBe county
l3-4t QUINCS 4 Co.
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Mrs Irene Nesch, sgr'i - years,
died at the Tc-ideI.cy u her son one
mile and half east uf SaiinA last
Thursday morning.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

The friends Of Mrs.. J. p. Price are
Glad 10 learn that she u slowly I'M
proving from her recent severe III
ness. JEWELL
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Wonderful are the dispensatiOn'
Of Providence. Men die by disease
at the hands Of others, and by theiI
oun hands; yet it all ends In death
aud the soul IL waited 10 eternity 70
answer for tile deeds done In the
body.
Our late eomrade, David Beebe,
has gone. We that are left mourn
his untimely fate. We condols
with his widow and orphan children
aud console them by pointing with
pride TO the life record Of the hus-
band and father and saying there Il
the record Of Ged's noblest aet-an
honest man.
Resolved as q token Of our sorrow,
John A. Logan Pest No. q, @. A. II ,
Department Of Kansas, be draped In
mourning for thirty days; that
these resolutions be spread on q
memorial page Of the records Of the
post; . copy thereof 10 the family Of
the deceased aud copies furnished
the papers for publication.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

Get snmc copies Of the Kansas
book q Taylor Miller and send them
Wh-rr they will do the most good.
Do % without delay.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

The S"R'ia>i, OH 'ial paper of the
Episcopal diocese Of KaDsa-, will
be issued hereafter in an enlarged
form. The name will be changed
to The Kunsus ChHr"EmaH. u will
conIsin all the official cOmmunIca-
iioHs of the Bishop. Its ! rice will
he raised from - cents to - cents
II will, a. heretofore, lie issued
from Saliua. II ought to receive =
liberal support from the people Of
Salina, Irrespective Of sectArisn pre-
judices. 1t will be . constant adj
vertisement Of SsIina. Mr.. Chittsn-
deu will remain its editor. He is
. gentleman emiuently qualified for
the position.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

The SynodicaI Society Of the
Lutheran church have begun to
issue . journal called the "EHnSd'
SBaodicdi Reporter" The "Rsporf-
.r'' IL a neat little folio. edited 10y
the officers Of the society, siI ia
number. The resident officers are
Mrs. Alice q. Bond, President and
chief editor, aud Mrs. &. w. Mag.
CART, 2nd vice president. The per
!odical will be issued from SAlina
quarterly in the interest OF the
womAn's Home aud Foreign
Missionary society Of the Kansss
Lutheran Synod.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

Th~ Cowrm Bru's. Of -. Joseph,
Mo, viii occupy the yAcAnt room
ju-t north Of the Fret National bank
With 4 stock Of drug.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1890-04-24

Program for 7lst anniversary
Of Odd Fellowship April ., lsO.
Daughters sf Rsbeeca aud Odd
Fellows will meet at Odd Fellows
hall at I ID sharp. Procession will
form on Iron avenue aud Seventh
street at o'clock p. m. and pro-
coed to the English Lutheran church.
corner Santa Fe and Walnut street,
headed by the Dispatch band:
Address, by Rev. MaggArt.
After service At the cburch the
procession will reform, aud return
to the hall.
Marshal Of the day, VIM Berg.
In the evening q social will he held
in Odd Fellows hall, No. -, for Odd
Fellows and their families only. Ex-
ercises in the evening will consist Of
music, vocal aud instrumental, by
the best talent in the city.