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$16,242 81
remain your Obedient servant,
lSigneD JOHN III. Patty,
Treasurer Queens Hospital.
Honolulu, H. l., May 81, 1888
To the Trustees of the Queens Hospital
-Gentlemen: 1 have the honor to furnish
YOU herewith a semi-annual report of the
receipts and disbursements of the Queen
Emma Legacy Fund for the half year
ending May 81, 1888:
1888. RECEIPTS.
Nav 31-Received from rents. 60. 81 $40 90
Received from A. J. Cart
wright, being residue
after payment of all
annuitieS and other
charges, vZ:...........
Income. ........... :, 100 III
Interest ...-....... 375 90
So, 7O3 A
DISBU EASEMENTS.
May 31-For repairs on Queen
Emma Hall .......... $40 %
For repairs to Queen
street property 80. 161 %
Hawaiian bonds. ...... 1900 90
So $50 80
Amount in hands of
Treasurer ............. 1922 Sc
So, 7O3 A
remain your obedient servant,
(Slgned) JOHN H. Patty,
Treasurer Queens Hospital.
Honolulu, II. L., May 81, 1888.
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PASSENGERS.
SHIPPING NOTES.

ntpamers Einau, Lkelike and Lehua
sne next week.
ne hrkentine Discovery leaves next
|ai for San Francisco.
NE steamer W. G. Hall will leave to-
mg for windward ports.
|hp Hawaiian bark Lady Lampson
als to-day for San Francisco.
ne steamer MokOlii will be low cred
|nhe Marine Railway tomorrow.
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TOYS. Art Goods and

- Call and inspect Stock and learn prices.
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For quick raising, the Royal Baking Powder is
superior to all other leavenin g agents 1t is alb
solntely pure and wholesome and of the highest
IeaVenlng power. 1t is always uniform in
strength and quality and never fails to make
light sweet, most palatable and nutritive food.
Bread, biscuits, mullins, cake etc, raised with
Royal Baking Powder may be eaten hot without
distressing results to the most delicate digestive
organs 1t will keep in any climate without
deterioration.
Prof. II. A. Mott, U. S. Government Chemist,
after examining officially the principal baki ng
powders of the country reported:
The ROYAL Baking Powder is absolutely pure,
for L have so found it in many tests made both
for that company and the United States Govern
ment.
Because of the facilities that company have
for obtain perfectly pure cream of tartar, and
for other reasons dependent upon the proper
proportions of the same, and the method of it's
preparation, the Royal Baking Powder is I'M
doubtedly the purest and most reliable baking
powder offered to the public.
''DR. HENRY A. MOTT, PHI. D."
1221-Iy u s. Government Chemist.
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Foreign Ports.

- part from Forei
Ia 'p' kimberley, S s America
n J,bican, pa yyiiIcoIIs, South America
:..IGrnOraIi.Ib, Bourke, ; America.
!5;HraciG:lll,' Star Star Garland, ) ; lsdS'
rn NoroIlhlIEo lland, ) ) Islands.
s.ad, 6 b n ,J Drew, San Francisco
N 4 pmR& Kerry, Port TOWNSEND a., -
King p' Sodergren, San fran
, Ia"p'0'''
Y. ,..,, Eabel, San Francisco,
'IBGoiIre! " Porter, San Francisco
/, ,Ihonp'oI';v cNeil. San Francisco.
discovery; w San Francisco.
1BFaq1 t,. l,7Y b'yreborg, San Fran.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17
CREATIONS LOWER ORDERS.

AZ eisk.caa p0-ni pike havils ballast
of silver watch. tlrec spoons, % par IL
silver space,clas AMI q porcelain door knob,
has been caDslrsl a- K-ags-on, Ont.
N Iowa ran Les aaniA.iated forty-nino
snakes this season. IL vud have made it
A. even dsty w.thou. numbering LIS ycracity,
is tae w.ss.e-s are multiplying rapidly in
lie STATE
IA a...-a.9- at t-e Philadelphia 'Zoor has
achieved L...-. -.T 5J- a.s .s1t Of .l.Mhins u
foa,e dve fest A.ga. u would have made .
d.. .t Of j.. j. &C. t1<-ot 5e,gaye A.s presence
b. .us,..2g H. ,-- ..1-1
4 monster s--.-o t-3.l prohibition Kansas
Sad ire) Dully county, @e5.. recently. It
carried 90 c..-le OK r-le.'el rattles. Oscar
Cll.raa c.I SAN For.T.le dispatched il
and sere-oiel tlo town ni-h tie bells. Tho
reptile vas n.ae fee. long nc last accounts,
Ju. tie rle4sgre1.en: PROMISE 70 improve
witA ase.
1ne urakeuen CD an eastern road are con-
gratuiating themselves Oh tie Introduction
Of a new device tor strengthening couplings.
Two chains ARE used IN connection with the
regular coupling PIN. 50 that m case Of the
pins breaking the cars do not become de-
tachel, and the accidents which result from
the breaking asgnder If a long train of ears
are thus avoided
Grasshop.e-s arc killed by dragging across
Tie fields inclined canvas covered frames
diteen feet Ion. ana tarce wide, kept satur-
ated with kerosene. Every hopper that
jumps against the saturated canvas dies at
oncs. Il takes one barrel OF kerosene for
each aero cal ito yield of grasshoppers is as
h.,h as 200 bushels pep acre Now for some
way Of uti.iz.ns rhe h02pers
City life Is s-lted % De injurious TO health
by tho medical reports Ut Or government,
showing that farmers recover from gunshot
wounds more quickly than men from big
cities, their bodies being stronger and moro
generally developed C.ty Ike Is shown by
Dr. Platt % cause q lack OF development
above tho waist, while there is q jar Of the
brain and spinal cord caused by walking upon
stone and BRICK
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17
GASTRoNoncAL TloelTS.

To add 10 the solids.y Of chicken croquettes
with mashed potatoes d a culinary error.
Sard.ne consumers have found out that
there Is n wide difference in the quality Of
the various imported brands
A pudding iaado OF grated apples, tho
white OF cgg1, sugar and sherry Is having
quite run u. Newport dinner parties.
The farmer on bis native heath makes the
pleasant prediction that this years Thanss-
giving turkeys viii be uncommon fine"
The season now closing has been unusually
prolific OF complaints based upon the samo-
ness and moaotony OK simmer resort table
d'hote
Iacrca1el a.niabiiites on the part Of Phila-
dciphians may be duo to the fact taat tho
tine to have scrapple for breakfast draws
near again.
There las recently BEEN published in Lon
don the Book OK New Entrees tho author
OF which IS q noted chef A great many
copies Of the volume could be distributed TO
advantage in tbs country.
Cold veal and ia-ab continue TO 90 duty for
the alleged ch!c.,ea salad at most hotels; lard
and c0rnstarrh is the foundation OF the ice
cream: and the coffee used does not come
FROM Java. aad the careful diner is convinced
IT,. this is a.. age OF gast.Oaon4o deception
and hgmtGs.
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nnat Bnl,.,ing OF Oh.

II is sod 20 think q the trouble R0h.1.
son Crusoe put himself 70 when be under
took 20 make himself = boat Had be been
up IL archaeology be- would have beloved
out a tree trunk with red hot stones .ls
ancestors appear 70 have used this rude
but effective, method A canoe ioGld re-
Gently in the TunAovd ford ~ Central
Norway. has proved 20 have been fash.
!oned after this manner IL is 10 good
condition. and viii % shown at the nu.
scum OF Christiania. Detroit Free Press.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17
A New Portable Cooker.

It b stated taa. the French governs
ment has ordered 10000 Of tIsusvrot
able cooker for camp purposes i.T
days ago 10 was shown in L0lla n4
castrouomic and scientific parry Of people
10 prove the powers ~ the invention. t.s
inventor Mr.. Wauzer. served mp % ills
OF three courses. which hlstei ITSELF f-
thirty persons the entire cost of ha,a.
and cooking being less than two pence al
The Arrangement goes by c.ocknora I4
inventor claims 90 have discovered 81
potent heat in steam, and this Is '-o basis
OF the invention. Once Week
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17
Concerning Eyeslght.

The inhabitants n mountainous Cis-
tricts and Il dry. elevated table lands may
have p better sight than dwelers la low.
humid and level regions although just
the reverse may be tie case. Among
european nations the Germans are geleg.
ally supposed 20 have weak eyes. owing
some ima-il', 70 their excessive incui-
gence Ia tobacco. while others attribute
the supposed decay % the form " typo
used 10 their books. which requires closer
looking a. than ours In reading Long
mani Masaz.ne
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17
Lap DOGS and rootmen.

There IS another thing abou. rb F,
London that struck TIC as sensible a.
the shop doors there axe seats on ono n,
for the footmea. and opposite a asr.s
with steel chains 4 carriage f-.s. r-
and \ lady aiights with her 6.y rt,
footman closes the carriage dor sr3 ~
vehicle drives off 20 mako sa1n f'-o,
other Then the footman take. t.. f,5~
ships canine pet cnl caa.ls r o.t,
bench while De seats .-.f .. r,
other | have seen as uaerl a., --..t.
little dogs fastened in t.s rrr Ed
accustomed are tacy t0tLa r.... f,....
is no quanelias have a- .s.l...-.-
change gossip as London rr-, ..1
it would be interesting % know u..,
these dogs think 81 b.,A ..s .a t..i.r
Marshal 2. Wider ia Nef i..Ag,
aid.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17

There recently died IN th's city a wei
known Boston merchant II conviv.d
habits and who was know ~ q good
liver IN an ep.cureau sense. Among tA0
who attended the funeral Tere ESQ
friends, one Of whom said % Size other
d. ought 70 have lived twenty years
longer. he had q constitution ~ al 90 b.. '
Yes. replied the philosopher of the
two. an cx member ~ the senate "a MAJ
inherits h!s cOusti.g tion; but lie make
his own bylaws. "-Noston Buds't.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17

President Bayies. of che Nov Tt
board of health lately called att.a'olD
the subject of the use OF more dla.o
ink. and enforced his words bg saying
that 10 was OK importance % people al
over the land He says tia, very may
OF the records Of births. deaths ali u-r
riages received az tie office of t-e larl
are written In anlline iaks. and that rho
paper upon which these fugitive h-ids
are used becomes Ia ten years perfectly
blank, the ink having entirely eap0gl. ID
Cincinnati Commercial. Gazette
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17
A New NickeI pla I'll Buliet.

A new bullet proposed for the Eng.-'a
army Is Of an unusually small calitsr'
and is encased in al Outer sheet OF nickel
which increases its power Of penetrati9a
II is used with a ride OF greater tuck
ness Of barrel, n which heavier charge
than usual can be frel Several hundred
Of the rifles have beer. made toE eEP.A'
mental use. New York Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17

A young womal's polytechnic insi't-"
is a new English school, the cbjeci q.
which is to supply technical Instruction. 70
women, such as dressmaking, cookery a--
bookkeeping In the evening ire DlAa
ing will be used as Young wom-s S cily.
and rooms are fitted up for socia! purposS
and reading food Housekeeping
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17
AIUsEE THEATRE,
900 EAST BROAD STREET.

Grand inaugural ope lng0f the fil. ani winter
season. MONDAY. september L.. 1870.
Success crowns oar efforts, Another humping
big snow A vaudeville company th.t SUR
pas cs all We cad; others follow.
II. r. Wesley AMI 9. n. Ward; j. Arthur
Doty and Fairmounr Belle; Miss N ude Wi
son, Miss Gu,sie smith. Mss Matte seymour.
Mis- Laura Moore. Mss Alice Dill n. VI ss
Maud Lawton. Mss Ada Wells, yis, Ida Lewis
Nessrs harry Ga.lstti, Frank Sweeny, W. j
Kennedy. Charles Wiigls.
Matinee Monday AMI Saturday at 230 I'm.
select
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17
Mortar DIV Machinery.

An idea has been developed IN German!
in the shape Of the manufacture " l9l.
tar by machinery. n large quantities % :.
delivered 70 contractors and inll,.l - a.
as required for use. About ZOVv.tE
barrels were disposed Of IN Berlin OF '-'
plan alone last year Public Opinion
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17
CLOUDS.
Day after day-day after day

Day after day-day after day p
Always the same gray skies
And. sobbi1g the same drgc Away,
Tho sea beneath them lies.
DAY after day the wind q loud.
The singing raindrops fail,
The earth lies In a misty shroad--
I'm weary oft all"
"Oh. fool" mine own heart said % ma
"Aad ready 70 complain
Wait. and the gray skies blue rlus, he.
The sunshine come again"
Souls that arc sal, lives that are gay
Meath sorrows ling ring blight
Wait only-clouls shall pas away.
And earth once more BE- brigh,
Shirley wyune 10 Once a Woe.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17
Smoke my SWEETHEART Cigarettes
LEMON ELIXIR.

rs wonderful Enrct on the Liver, StOm
ach, Bowels. Kidneys and Blood
4, prepared by Dr. II Motley, Atlanta,
"a. A pleasant lemon drink that posi-
lively cures al Billiousness, Constitution,
Indigestion or Dyspepsia, Headache.
Naarla, Kidncy Disease, Dizziness,
ODDS. oss Of Appetite Feyers. Chills.
BIotches. Pimples, all Impurities Of the
Blood. Pain 10 the Back, Pslptation Of
ih- Heart and all other diseases caused by
, disOrdercd liver. stomach and kidneys
p he first great cause of all fatal diseases.
Fif,y cents and 81 per bottle Sold by
druggists generally Prepared by II
Motley, ". d Atlanta, Ga.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17
Cat, Versus Rabbits.

Cats arc found 10 be the best ez's -.
majors Of rabbits in New Zealand 4leI
do great havoc among the young ones, =, !,
in some sections scarcely rabbit vs. =
be seen.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17

1t would not be surprising II "-,
society women were to specially sci ap-
a day upon which to receive theis e'~-'
beloved children. -PhilaaelphiA CAL
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17

W. A. James. Bell Station, Ala,
writes have suffered greatly from in
digestion or dyspepsia. Ore bottle of
Dr.. H. Mozley's Lemon Elixir did me
more good than all other medicine have
ever taken.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17

TALLUL,u, Ga, July 10, 1887 DIR II.
VI zley Dear Sir avn "A great believer
in your Lemon Elixir. and / use il in my
family al the time. We never use any
hing else, from the fact that IL does more
good than al. other medicines combined
Tor the diseases YOU recommend IL for.
Truly yours.
WULIAa BERRY,
Agent X. d d. K. r.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-09-17

q. p. Z. BTHG WIN. Principal and lnstruc-
TOR 81 lIi-onomctly, Applied Mechanics
and fl-i rerr.ny.
vs.. r. EiGHAN. instructor of Architectural
tun-f ueti .u.
a. X. GuttirH, Instructor Of Mechanical
Desigr.
J. W. LINK. Instructor Of In tramcntsl
Drawing.
81. u. p. FiNRF. assist nt Instructor Of In
strumeuti Drawing.
WILLIAM T.. SHEPPARD. Instructor 81
Free-Hai q Drawing.
>. ~ De- rN IVA. Assistant instructJr Of
IN HIrd Drawing
s.. G.. ALLEN Instructor If Arithmetic
Classes -. and &.
GEORGEF. NhnRILL. assistant Irstruc-
fOrOf Arithmefic-Ciesse, IS. and &.
GORGE - hhNS AN. Instructor u Arth-
mefic-fhss 4.
eEUBEN sHIkREFFs, Instructor Of Algc-
bRaEl GcOm, try.
W. IS. POOL. Instructor Of Pook Keeping
&. II. l. on En-. Assistaat Instructor OF Bcok-
Keeping
on CFArLcS II. CHALKLEY. Instructor
of chemistry. Electricity and Physics
81 ". BARROW. Assist nj instructor Of
Clients 49, Electricity and h. sics.
For particulars applyt, THOMAS ElLETT
Secretary, 40 his Office In the Institute build
ing.
COMMITTEE on NIGHT SCHOOL;
". j. wHITEHURsT, Chairman.
HEM -. JONES,
w. r. SINONS.
sells Il 10 Il % gG.gs1l,Ocl.
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TURF EXCHANGE.
~-~~----0----~---,---->----~-
7 EE 6 Co,
BOOl1,nal1ers.

Coney Island. Brooklyn and Jerome Park
Jockey Club Races daily. \ direct wire to the
race track. vivid description of each race
gwen while being run. Track odds received
before each race. TURF EXCHANGE,
Eau p I'm No. 3 South Twelfth Street,
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EDiCiEIONAL.
Virginia Mechanics
Institute.
NIGHT SCHOOL OF
7 ECHN OLOGN.
lIIctciil} IRE 81
.NsTITUrEHALLes y. NINIH STREET.
SESSION OF iss3 50.

First BALI session wH hogia MONDAY
IGHf. OCTOBER l. l.ss.
second halt r, s-i0l WIZ begin MONDAY
NIGHT. FEBRUARY 3. ls,l.
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DICHMOND SEMINARY,
III No. 3 EAST GksCE STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.
JOHN II. pow ELL. PRINCIPAL.
Mns. T. g. PsYTON. Assistant Principal.
The sixteenth session II this boarding and
DAY school for Young lad Is aud little girls will
begin WEDNESDAY,. SEPTEMBER N, lsss.
M changes IN the corps Of insiruc Ors eN-
cept it, French. A French gentleman, who
has had many years Of successful experience
in the city OF New York ard most highly re
CORNER ded by o friend OF the Pri' cipals lOr
whom he has iaughtl a a teacher and gentle
man. wi Rave charge OF the Department OF
French
special attention Is called 20 orr KINDER
GARrEN aud sCB-PKlNARI DEPART
MENT which has proved so valuable an adj
junct u the Primary Depai tment, Tor clildren
from FIVE 70 uine years OF age.
4 class Of little girs-under ten years OF eag,e.
will be started in French FREE OF
CHARGE by full graduate OF the school
thoroughly qualified 70 start them in the
graz mar and co yersatlOn.
Apply for catalogue 10 the book stores or 20
either principil. ,sepl6-t
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1888-05-11
Thursday S Storm.

The storm Thursday afternoon
was quite severe in many places,
and considerable damage wasdone,
especially to orchal ds.
Nine large windows were blown
out of the Normal school building
here and caused panic among
the students who, for time refus-
ed to listen to the calls of the
bells.
Northwest of Kirksville the
storm passed in a northeasterly
direction blowing down fences,
and trees and unroofing out build
ings. The large orchard of Mr..
Chandler four miles north of town
suffered extensive damages as did
number of others.
At Barring, q new town on the
Santa Fe north o. Edna houses
were blown down and one man,
who was at work in one of the new
houses, is reported killed, the
house having blown down on him.
Near Lancaster, a house on
Charles Burklands farm was de-
molished. 1t was occupied by 8
Swede named Jonson who with his
family were carried over a hun.
dred yards by the wind, but were
uninjured.
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Floyds Creek Items.

The continued cool weather
makes corn planting a little back
ward.
1t is no wonder that the wheat
is looking badly for the severe
winter just past actually lifted the
old cane roots almost out OF the
ground; rocks, stumps and fence
posts have been served in like
manner.
Dogs recently got among J. R.
FloYds sheep and j, r. got among
the dogs; the result is, one dog
less in this vicinity.
Jas. Saunders is going to build
a new dwelling; Henry Adkins has
the contract.
Garden making and "shoeing'
chickens is the order Of the day.
A remarkable instance of moth
erly affection, by cat, is manifest
ed at G. w. Halleys; the old cat
lost her kittens and a young squir-
rel was given to her, which she
readily accepted and cares for it
the same as her own offspring.
A horse belonging to Jas. Cliff
ton got loose in the stable and
after cripling a fine mare in the
next stall, got out and killed one
of his COWS.
d. S. Wilder of Columbus, O.,
arrived in Kirksville Saturday,
May 9th. Mr.. Wilder is railroad
man and his visit here may be to
our interest; he will be the guest
of G. w. HALEY, as they were
members of the same regiment
during the war, and were prisoners
together.
Jas. Inbody is down this way
quite often.
Thos. Foster is doing consider
able improving this spring.
The fruit prospect thus far is
good. l.. G.
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GIBBS CITY ITEMS.

Rev. Fisher spent several hours
with friends at Gibbs last Satur-
day.
There is large force of men
and teams engaged in grading up
the approaches to the big bridge.
The dirt has to be moved about
700 feet.
DR.. Cotingham of LaPlata, and
DR.. Barnes will engage in the drug
and grocery business here and we
learn that the erection of a large
store house for that purpose will
be begun in few days.
Uncle Dick Lee is lying at the
point of death at the home of Mr..
Wash Brackner.
Our people are jubilant over the
prospect of another railroad and
an advance on real estate is being
talked of. Gibbs is beginning to
be one the most desirable places
in which to locate in Northeast
Mo.
There was collision between a
hand car and a dirt train near
Brear Creek on the Santa Fe last
week, the hand car was badly
wrecked; nobody hurt.
Mrs. Frank Huston and Miss
Carrie Huston visited in LaPlata
last week, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Huston.
Mr.. Frank Gibbs, agent for
the town company, is making
things fairly hum. Frank is a
rustler.
d. G. Gibbs continues his peri
odical visits to Brashear.
Look out for lively time in
this part of the county about the
fourth of July. Where shall
it be, boys?
Uncle John Howk has the boss
garden in this vicinity.
Farmers are busy and the click
of the planter may be heard in
every direction. Oats are looking
well since the late rains.
Mr., Emmert of Laplata was
buying grain last week which will
be shipped from here on the Santa
Fe. Mr.. E. will engage in the
grain and stock trade at this
point.
Candidates were quite numer-
GUS last week and all whom your
correspondent met seemed to be
worthy gentlemen. Sorry we can
not vote for all of them.
The prospect for an abundant
apple crop was never better, while
all kinds of small fruit viii be
plentiful.
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Sunday School Convention.

At a meeting of the Sunday
School workers in the chapel of
the Nj. L. Church, after being lead
in prayer by kev. j, III. Greene
and short talk by Mr.. Parson
Forestell stating the purpose of
the meeting the following business
was transacted:
Mr.. Greene was elected tempo
rary chairman and c. NJ. Osen-
baugh temporary secretary; Prof.
W. ?. Mason was elected President
of the Adair county Sunday school
association and Rev. Farrand, Vice
President.
The following persons were ap-
pointed from the various churches
to cooperate with Prof. Mason for
the arrangement of a county con-
vention to perfect an organization
of an Adalr county Sunday School
association: Prof. Nelson of the
Christian church; Mr.. McLaugh-
lin of the Presbyterian church; j.
G. Carothers of the NJ. E. church;
Ned Halladay of the Baptist
church; Mr.. zimmerman, of the
NJ. Z. Church, south; Mr.. Kellogg
of the Episcopal church; w. j.
Brasfield of the c. 2. church.
All the members present united
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CLOSING EXERCISE.
OF THE
OF THE
State Normal School Klrksville, Mo.
JUNE 8-l4,1888.

Friday, June Sth, $50 p. m.-
Annual Celebration of Zetosoph-
ian Literary Society.
Sunday, June 10th, 11:30 a. m.
-Baccalaureate Sermon, by Elder
A l. Hobbs, Wichita, Kansas.
Monday, June 11th $50 p. m.-
Declamatory Contest for the VIM.
L. Baird Medal.
Tuesday, June 18th, $50 p. m.
-Oratorical Contest for the Re-
gents Medal.
Wednesday, June 18th, $50 a.
m.-Orations and Essays by Rep
resentatives of the Elementary
Graduating Glass, and Presenta-
ton of Certificates.
Wednesday, June 18th, $50 p
m.-Annual Address by Rev. NJ
]. Mclaughlin, Hannibal, Mo.
Wednesday, June 18th, $3.50 a.
m.-Alumpi Banquet.
Thursday, June 14th, $50 a. N.
Commencement Exercises and
Presentation of the DR.. G.. A.
Cohen Essay Medal.
Thursday June 18th, 400 p. m.
Annual Reunion.
All are cordially invited to at
tend.
j. P. BLA NTON PRES.