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The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
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The best sa!ve in the world fer
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter, chapped
hands, chlIbians, corns and all
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Sold by J. E. Harbert.
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Notice to Sc.lGoi Directors

A sc9iool directors in the East
ern atsraiot OF Carroll county are
aofehy requested to send me their
names uod post Office addresses.
iris Is NECESSARY that notices from
this afico inay be properly sent
out. II. 2. BuRNEY,
Co. Examiner.
Green Forest, Ark. Feb. 9, '95.
The very best high grades Of
coffea on The market at Graham S
ut zoe per pound.
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There is more caiarrh IN this
sectiVu OF the country !ltan all olher
diseases put tugetbet, aud until the
last few years was supposed To he
incurable. For II great many years
octors pronounced il /, local DIS
ease, ana prescribed local remedies
and by constantly falling 10 cure
with local lfeaGaen1, pronounced
it incurable. Science mas proven
catarrh 10 be constitutional treat
,aent. Halls Catarrh Cure, man
utactured by f j. Cheney u Co !,
Toledo, Ono, is the only eonstiiu-
! tlonal cure on the mark ct 1t is
taken internally IS doses tren 10
drops % u teaspc onful. 1t acts d.
reclIy on the blood aud mucous
surface OF the system. They offer
Sl00 tor any case it fails 10 cure.
Send tor circu lars aud testimonials.
Address E. !. Cheney & Co, Tole-
do, Q. Sold D5 druggist. 75c.
The silver entertainment s;atur-
day night promises TO be the
! literary treat OF the season. lis
object is ccrta;nIy IL very landible
one-ihat Of educating tue people
upon the ssea, silver question.
While the nlasses of cur people
are overwhelming. y IN favor
OF The whige metal, yet tney
are in great NJ easaro, too tinlG
70 make tie prtre: flenands "a
secure It's rem"n.tls. OH. w
,ias, oar people ~ill islva the eir
terjail'meHt q hrsaF> y: ranage
aad we assure them thgg will b
well p'eastd aud eT9ay y ozaz nted
. Y 0 HaedmsH. >as93f -
Tsier Co, " ". apf1aas ?
saoa" sa:1s and dos "a ae& a.
to >4y so. ft4 was a94ast eae4
rat d wish { cald @se4 - H3e.
cured botfte q Cham ao4' 4ft..e
Cough remedy. Il sa4r ~
me pron,pt eellet. / ina q -
invaleahte remedy is -
colds. Far safe be H
bert, Rraa&is.
a fire 1t aarriso1. eas
morning drsttoyea lar
chandise e5lat4ilejin,e'.t ot ste.
Comfy 'fae Speas Iusel 5sf.4
/ ly escaped lis favaQss II.,srt<e
is making great strides u ~
other direceioh. except Pr oaei
from fire. HARD j yeal hH-
past in the las, ten bul graa, i'ss :.
are sustained by fire IN ihst f3ae
Miss Dosha Tcague, VINO be-.
been attending school !efe t.
several months, left for her hoHa
al Lancaster. Crawford coun,s
last Saturday.
A. L. King has been appointed
treasurer OF. Buone county, vie
C, F. Aycock removed. Boone
revenue is Ia SAFE baads now
Will Grim aud Mss Blaoel
Woo,ly OF Berryyillo were married
last Sunday.
Genuine high p,oof headlight
coal OH zoe gallon at Grahanls.
Who are VIC going to have fo.
~
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Dave Watson says rabbits are
getting scarce,
! j. T. Orrell has resigned LIS
position in the High SchooI.
Bryant Coxsey was an intraSt-
ing caller at The TRIBUNE Office
Monday.
Thomas Holman has been con-
fined to his bed with rheua atism for
several days.
According to Hicks, the weather
prophet, February will be u stormy
month throughout.
Miss Emma Grim of Berryville
was visiting with her brother, L.
B. Grim, last week.
George Tabor is slightly im PROV
ed He has been coufned TO his
bed tor more than three months.
You can save postage by order
ing lhe Globe Democrat on the ST.
Louis Republic at TIE TRIBUNE
Office
jeff Williams contributed S. 90
10 'ae cooniy'a raVenne IN Squire
Webb'* c"u.' ii 2nday tor dis,urb-
ing thp peace.
that 4@een Forest VII have
rcIler M is ~ assured fac, Dr..
D. 7. r. nd I @ HalAer are
al naaalag regulations % taat
ei}a
f.Nq: i man With small
IN eeep house ter ne .nd
g@. On ny tara. aud
~ Hoitentas, Oh the
toeoisia team aud
- ~ or address me at
Z ass I, $. t@oaGoa.
"'enzplate par4'taSing
faia ifoFhitofe, ~sra for
-. astrattd c@talee7e snd
E ~ peejeaa Huz: lure
q -5,I,aa, Kan TAes- rep
rrzaa 'se n5ost es,toh&iyc turai;are
"a an carth, aa3 sell 10 any-
!:4s.y - fo&eas factor, prices.
~ men ers Of tire =. Z.
Gaas1tt, gaie, n9s hu1eihsosa ex-
neee q ;5e..* rgsa school hoasv,
h,.no - I'D nell. osg tnz .,pa To
II : a., and vii aold ee:, ices
a. to ~ 3 GnAeca, soie n. 1he
u xt 5stgr#eeif meeting sill BIZ
Marc 70, IL kev 9 :, Edwards
is ta..siz' #ae P,t>t ia e.iaezs.
Ars. Emily T6or7 w..9 resides
at Ta!at'o, Washington, says sho
has Gsser been ahlet4 j,eoe'.re any
medicine Tor rhtamaljs.. ,has re-
lieves he paiste 50 e riciiy ana ct-
teet0ts!ly rs e.faa5 slams Vain
Halm, ud lhal size Eas also used
it Tor lane back .,:i w1ta great
success. For sale hy J e. tar.
bert, druggist.
Among 'he list Of vcyY old poo
pie this township IS aolg rspfv-
seated ey Canon r. Weaver and
his vile, who reside tour i les
southwest OF Berryvtlls IL.
Weave. was born, Ausas. ), l.98,
and viii be 81 years cid IS next
birthday. Adagall Weaver bis
wife. was born, HGvembar !. 1895,
aud viii be 100 years old hor u. xl
birthday. Ihi coa|,le was unjted
III marriage e., Cbristiaas day, lS
Is, consequently on ol,eir next
Wedding anniversary apv Nil nave
b en- married 10 years. ghcy have
lived together constantly al taeso
years and arc IS dUtiial toward
each Other aow as Waya they lirst
entered into tneir marriage con-
tract. they have q Iagc family II
child.e Progress.
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eha1'dcSt Sandstorms ever
r nill& ha, country.
)cs oines woman who has
= SroNNcd with frequent colds
Y fIdeM to try an old remedy il
befgwfkX; and accordingly took
Y We ST onFnl (four times ID,
ay dqa@ Of Cham mberlaiu's 5 Cougi
NJt t before going 10 bed
t sextBm orning she found laa'
ldISAl almost entirely dls
scSi During the day sa.
Ill feiRl doses of the remedy
lis, s;tsi3{N,'fui Il, Il time) and al
A,slk||tEy!t ook . tablespoonful
q erI Sl33s to bed, and on The
iorn'ng aweke free
no Er1 ptoms OF the cold,
~, &c has, OF, several oe-
rei,9a&d II this remedy in like
: d b the Same good re.
! p.isd much eiatcd over he,
So quick way o'
I For sale by J r.
! ! :. q I.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

& &saerican Furejtsre genny,
) ~ ,geS, ern ,ead44aft ID t7aie-
-. .s9a@as, seijS az. Hiads oi House
sos, atni;urs at m4zEtsctiIgr $,
aj nr direct iron ~ largest
1'i-e factory il the World 'hus
aet84 ijs Customers ,.i IL dd!e-
e..a s:.rtits, aud al i;o same
faie wing them an immense as
@aet@ II efHew designs to select
et5a s'sod postal card request fo1
sfee Illustrated catalogue. Ad-
dt#5s amerlcan Furniture Agency.
(za1eal,. Kansas.
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Money /! Money!

I can loan You money on good
improved farms in sums OF $3.50
ap, on 3-5-7 and 10 years time.
JAS. w. EDWARDS.
Enreka Springs, Ark.
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&aaa1 ~ ~ juf 81. at Gr8ham' $.

aa4ao 24ihs jo9 81. at Grgham $
Or pg4ad for 10c is the war
c. an i ali ing hs caady.
us Temple was here
yestee.e rafsgiag for the Silve I
entete4iaH tt Tor Saturday aiga;.
W 20 exchange lumber
for 80 ri ii vood. Call ON
eiihee' Jones or Z. Stanhope.
MI Iaz.e shfbley is expected
HON . y e. k after tn ee months
ah&e8e 81: s school in Craw-
ford county
The a% eFience Of Geo, A. A
gar, q e. aao VoIay, \. :, is well
worth I-anenhe boring. He was
troubled va chronic diurhoea aud
doctored q &c months and was
treated bg 1alr different doctors
withhnt aeneli He hen began
nslng Gharhe1iain's Cole Cholera
and Diarrhosa Remedy, Of which
one small be, Ie effected Il complete
cure. Il is for sale by J. L. Har-
bert.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14
Silver Entertainment.

Band Concert ard Authors Re
citaI from the Silver Singer oI
Arkansas to be gwen ut the Ban d
Hall in Green Forest Feb. 10
Doors open at 7:30 p III.
PROGRAM.
Music by band.
Welcome address.
Song, Silvor's Good Time Com
ing
Recitation, Just Thikin' Irs.
Temble.
Solo, Then You'll Remember
Me-Mss. Pennington.
Poor House Miss Clyde
Burney.
Music.
Duct, Mnrmurlng Sea.
Tom He's FIyin'-Mrs. Temple.
Music.
The Black Horse and His Rider
Austin Davis.
SOLO Mrs. Pennington.
Bills Ben Drunk Agin-Mrs.
Temple.
Fireman Prize Miss Flora
Lynch.
Song, Silver's Ninty and Nine
-@ rs, Temple.
An Old Mans Story-Miss Eva
Buell..
Where Is Ny Gal?-Mrs. Tenn.
pie.
Song. Silvar's Yankee Doodle.
NJ usic
Sister Hay and Paw-Mrs
Temple.
FircmaH-Mis SIS Daisy McMorris
Tne Cleveland Badge-Mrs
Temple
Has;e
Saan
Admission Is cents. "Tbe Sii
ve. So g.se Aflsansas, price Is
cents bonght at door witt
entrance see admission and book
- eea,s
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GAe,--A-a.xE
Est,ay Notice.

Taken up bv ]. f. Givens one
horse mule and posted before 4
II Webb, one ot the Justices of he
Peace within and for the township
of Hickory. IN the county of Cai-
roll aud the state Of Arkansas, ON
lhe Is day OF Dee 1894. Said
mule is about I or s years old,
Is g hands high, ordinary flesh,
haretooied All aroufd, hearing
harness marks and appraised al S25.
State of Ark.
Co of Carroll
I,J. p Faucher county clerk Of
Carroll county. certify that the
above is = true copy Of the original
appfaisment on file and o: record
in my office. Witness my hand
and official sea! this 2 day OF jan.
1895. j. p, FANGHER.
Go. Clerk.
IT you feel weak
ard all worn oub take
IncEN'S IRON aLTgE2S s
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ES--O-2

Lamp enilnneys, either size, 60
ing al sc AT Graham's grocery.
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LEGAL End PEASQNAL.

# Valentine day.
4 Clcnit court convcnes at Berry
s;lle, Monday.
Graham sells l0c writing sblclS
90 So.
lsrcen Forest will be well rep
.esented at court next week.
Good goods and low prices is
lie motto at Graham's grocery.
~. w. Gotorth en- / wife made u
Iying visit to the tosest Su iday.
While in Berryville if you want
lAvood neal or your team well
!4red tor stop at Toe Southern
Hotel.
J. C. Freeman, one Of Berryvillo's
most prominct society young mon
vas in the city Sunday, visiting
1cIa.ives(?)
Grahan cougAt his goods tor
ash aud sells t..c,n the same way,
nf,se acnlly he can afford to sell
hrgn ehea.,.
Mss Fannie Hale lett for her
ps1l a, yuliey Springs Sunday.
v.t,.s. t., ,eaeLs yiSi, VITA the
e5ml u b. Ra5.
Norris has paeea.s'led
,se sg,n >: .faeosq Reeves, sr
ss.ti1 a .8wn. aad sc understand,
ra @7e Saeevsa saafsiy',
III Only way ta&at.a cs.torrh is
, 1aarte, tfse Ka4a * aooo Is sar-
psri!Ia puuf.4 - blood and
oInes ~ ;tto Vho5s aTsseTa.
Sc. .Jasef.J a~t1itl. ing south OF
WI, i4a4seis! 6.s m 10 james
,b;,isoa VI NJ thinks Of
aratag g tsg III the
sin
Mi Aana ST. daughter OF
:. ice GiIt,etn ne coanty re-
= aals d henac y a c' q two
'eks visit " nncIe, J. I.
3as:h ope.
~; ;s ]. L SIM saver was in
tan Monday ttormeo us
{ fhe had pufg#@ property in
rrison ana @e / probably
:, w there.
,Arather raoi eae nights 10
2 8ui on ,he stree drunk. One
Z. ,afloae 10 doa,a Il f.nrek Il
,jings last week ahi'e tbas in
s. iisg oi Jack tr#,
8 ioreshad owed Il eur last issue
Z. GrrelI anti MOSS Cora Fondrcn
- narrled e. lass Thursday
=. .lilsg The wedding took place
ao home OF t}9g 5rIao's parents,
,l'sons attending circuit court
r d|siayviIIo wlli find iirst.class
- q Recommendations a; either lhe
: bsin or La Ba.le, white Bean
D. for your horses al 10 cents q
eelnanes Rhodes was up from Yo.
oy Mnnday, making atrang
Gle boiler and engine tor the
lsmll hatled ont i,pm Earek Il
! ags. i. S. Phillips took The
be kiri; ham has returned and
lis si'cconclial;ons to his wlte,
the hey are living together. He
: inr ea,ted a farnl near Denver,
hlan on.til 7 Keeping house
n c1Jronises to make dntiinl
"sss : W.sa..e4 nigh, q! last
e.A ,sSSsh6si feii % color h,,
- - NJ 'iaep.a1it i wa,.
ne N e;lri,ed hy Che wlad
q Nentcrn Kansas, where, ac
tsgtsa reports, there was one
ehN'dcst sandstorms ever
llIa. ''s11s ha' conniry.
)cs oines woman who has
E ER' rou4 cd with frequent colds,
f YfldeMt 0 try an old remedy in
befgWft and accordingly took
EW We sI5 onFul (tour times ih,-
, pay ddsSa Of Cham berlain's $ Cough
J before going 10 bed
Q ef ssxtElp orning she found that
!. I14d almost entirely dis.
fcsi During the day she
u Il n {x3f4IKxJ H.. ,c ~, :, \
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Mrs. Emily Thora WIN resides
at Tuxedo, Washington, says sho
has t.ater been abe t. i,eoe,.re any
mcQie;oe tor fhtemalia.. thas re-
lieves he pai1te SO qai"kis ana cf-
teet0a!ly rs eaam5 F.ait'~ pain
Balm, ud that size k;ts also used
it for lane back .,.rd wata g,est
success. For sale by J. Z. l1ag.
bert, druggist.
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

Will Grim aud Mss BlaoGt
Woo, ly OF Berryyillo were married
last Sunday.
Genuine high proof headligh,
coal Oh zoe gallon at GrAhanl's.
Who are VIC going to have 10.
our city officials?
The Green Forest tribune., 1895-02-14

A. L. King has been appoie'ea
treasurer OF Buonc reuntv, vic
c, F. Aycock removed. Boone
revenue is Ia safe baads now.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18

Cattle took "a jump upward. Our
secretary of agriculture who, says
the Wichita Eagle, "parts both his
hair and his name in the middle, p"
thought it so strange that cattle
would rise to a decent price under
the gold standard that he immedi-
ately issued an order that the matter
be investigated to ascertain if there
was not Combine" at the bottom
of it. For fear the eastern pluto
Gratis would have to pay the cattle
raisers too much for their "chuck, "
he also issued an order that Mexican
cattle be admitted free from quaran-
tine regulations. He is determined
that his plutocratic friends shall not
be "bled" by the farmers.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18
Unconstitutional H0din!

The new fee and salary law for
Sumner county has not been publish.
ed yet. 1t has been learned that this
bill was not signed By the speaker OF
the house and president of the senate
until eight days after its passage
whereas the constitution requires all
laws to be so signed within two days
thereafter. The constitutional pro.
vision has never been observed in the
past; but now some fellow has raised
this point on some other law and the
probabilities are that the supreme
court will have to pass upon this con-
stitutiOnal question which effects a
large number of laws passed by the
last legislature.-Mail.
Well, well, well! Another flaw
found to render the will of the PEG.
pie invalid. Is it Republican inefi-
cheney or trickery, which? How
long will the people keep party in
power that continues to bleed them
like this? How much of fee did
the lawyer get who found this de-
fect1
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18

Bro. Botkin lectured in Cowley
county all last week and is still lee
turing in that county this week. He
sent word Saturday that he could re-
spond to the urgent call Of his Well
ington friends on the following Mon
day evening. Although the notice
was short and the night stormy, he
had the opera house half full of peo-
pie and gave them one Of his ablest
efforts, notice of which appears else.
where. Those who heard him IN.
doubtedly have some new points to
think about.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18

The unlucky politician who gets to
be president and who signs such a
coinage bill as the miners and bullion
owners are demanding, is the fellow
whose political career will terminate
Their and there. Mckinley wants to
be president, no doubt, but he don't
want the office bad enough to try to
get it under false pretenses.- Monitor
Press.
Our neighbor is still an apostle OF
Grover Sherman and John Cleve-
land We see. We would suggest to
him that he would find more SYM
pathy with this sentiment, if he
would move over to York state. The
biggest bullion owner land practi-
cally the only one) is the United
States. The balance of the bullion
is in the mountains of the west and
will require thousands of men at
$3.50 to $500 per day to dig it out,
and this would make a market for
Kansas produce. Verify, this is an
appalling menace"
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18

Grover Cleveland has opened his
mouth again and spoken words for
the cuckoos to echo. In his reply
to the financial magnates of Chicago
who invited him to their city to cast
his pUnderous influence on the side
of "honest money" in the coming
Democratic free silver convention
in Illinois he said: "What is now
more needed than anything else, is
plain and simple presentation Of
the argument in favor of sound mon,
ey;" that many people "have had
scant opportunity thus far to ex.
anime the question in all its aspect"
ETC., Senator Stewart very aptly re-
plies to his royal fairness by remind
ing him that in all his public utter
ances for the last ten years he has
not gone beyond that stale phrase
that 1--WE must have sound money,
safe currency" ETC., and that if there
is any argument" in favor of "sound
money" il is indeed high time it is
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18

Geo. A. Pickett is now in charge
of the Industrial Advocate at Edo
RADIO. We are more than glad to see
Mr.. Pickett return to Kansas. The
stringency Of the times compelled
Bro. Morgan to release him from the
staff of the National Reformer. Mr..
Pickett is one of the most gifted
writers in the west. His style is
purely original and very powerful.
The Advocate folks are extremely
fortunate in securing his services.
The readers of the paper will never
realize but what Bros. Biddle & Bot
kin are right at the helm, for George
is like coyote-he will make one
think there is whole drove Of
Calamity howlers" behind the Ad-
vocate's editorial columns, which is
all the better. The people OF Butler
county will find him companionable
and trustworthy. The VOICE en-
ployed his assistance for nearly two
years and We have right to speak
thus emphatically concerning him
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18

We advise the taxpayers to "look
a little out" about this new move the
commissioners have made (seeming-
ly at the request Of Andy Rchards),
taking the management of the poor
out ofthe hands of the mayor and
placing it in the hands of the midi
vldual members of the board. There
is Just as much reason to believe
that Savage would handle it as eco
nomically and as honestly as Espy.
Mr.. Espy's record shows that he has
always been loyal to Espy, and the
leopard does not often change his
spots. One thing is evident; that is,
goods for tine poor will all come
from Republican merchants. 1t will
be interesting to note the bills as they
are filed and to speculate on the
amount of commissions paid bv each
firm. Writing on this subject ANDY
Richards says:
THE Republican party of Sumner
county stands pledged to an honest
and economical administration of pub-
lie affairs. In the past there has been
so much filchiDg, by dribS. from the
county treasury, by and through Gus.
toms that have grown up so gradually
that no one really noticed them. that
every year the county commissioners
have been paying out thousands of
dollars unlawfully. This money has
come from the pockets Of the taxpay.
ers. 1t would be just as honest and
more manly to steal it from them out
right
Coming from the source it does.
this sounds funny. Only in January
Andy got his fingers in the till
through political intrigue and got
the cinch on about $500 of those
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-04-18
Rev. j. D. BOtkil and the Conference.

Rev. j. D. BOtklI and the Conference.
Ottawa Journal.
The Methodist conference that re-
Gently held its session at Hutchinson
had, as was expected. the case of Rev.
Botkin before it. His crime was the
awful one of believing in and preach
ing Christianity that initiated the life
of the founder. He believed in Gods
kingdom on earth, AID preached as a
saving means Of grace a new system
of industry and money. He preac, ed
a Kingdom founded on justice, and not.
as the present competitive system is.
on selishness. As in the past, so to.
day the church stands as the foe of re-
form and clasps hands with the CD.
pressor. Therefore, the action of this
conference was looked TO with a great
deal OF interest. Thecommittee chat
had his case in charge reported res
olutlon requesting him TO locate.
This would require him either to
preach, or give up the ministry
1t is evident that the leaven OF Chris
tlanlty has begun To work IN the con-
ference, for by vote Of As to 80 this
report was amended to put him on the
super1umerary list, that he might
continue as editor and lecturer, and
preach when opportunity offered. The
old members thought ne either ought
to preach or quit the business; tue
young members, however thought 9TH
erwiSe. So Rev. BOtkin is still a min.
lister Of the NJ. Z. church. He would
have been minister of Christ, even if
the conference had disfellOwshipped
him.
The New Testament gives no ac-
count Of any conference trying the
disciples, and Jesus made no examina-
tiOn into the theology or politics Of
the u or the 20. If He is to be under
STOOD, He made no demands on His
followers citizenship. He says: "Ren-
der unto Caesar THE government the
things that are Caesars" Evidently
80 members Of the conference have
outgrOwn Jesus, and believe in the
minister being "a man without a
country" with no duty to Cesar and,
one who should have no sympathy
with the million oppressed by an in
iquitCus system of money and indus
try.
The NJ. E. church is to be congratu-
lated for the As younger members, who
have placed it in greater harmony
than is usual with church Organiza-
tions, with nineteenth century liber-
ality.