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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-14

Mems 81 and $3.50 Patent Leather
Shoes cut to s4.S5 al Lowering Shoe Co.'s
sale.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-14
MIME. M. YALE,

Beauty and Complexion Specialist,
Sixth and s ebert SITS ,Mannhelmcr,u
New Building, Room %,
81. Paul. Winn.
N%e1n OfHce.I46 State ST, ChIcaSo,IN
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-14
Mime. NJ. YALE,
SPECIAL MENTION.

Ladies are assured by Nine. Yale that the
remedies advertised i'll this column are the
same as those used by her in cultivating her
BY the use of these remedies any one can
have perfect complexion, free from blem-
dsh or wrinkle. No greater proof can be of.
fered than the Endorsement of Congress and
merit. Nine. Yale will soon appear in this
city and deliver one of her celebrated lectures
on beauty.
Watch Nine. Yale's ads every Sunday.
Wrinkles Removed Gray Hair
Turned Back TO Its Original Col.
or without -Chemistry,s
Grea test EiScOVerY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-14
ST. PAUL'S WEEKLY RECORD
Monday.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Edward j. Cameron. Eta Nj. Rickert
E.F. W. Neumann. 81. E. Wenterhalter
Arthur X. King. .....Alma Z. Anderson
Charles SulStorf Annie johnson
Ferd F.ROsenoW. Matilda Won Belmont
Thomas Wilson Gibson. Jennie Atkinson
RIRTHS REPORTEn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-14

II SMALL PA YDIENT
DOWN. the Balance TO
Suit Xou-6y the Month or
BY the Week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-14

Odd ends. from 5 yards to 20;
in All-Wool Ingrains. per yard,
40c and Soc.
% Mistit Carpets,in different sizes.
at just one-half original cost.
80 pairs sample Lace Curtains,
slightly soiled, at 25c on the dollar.
so pairs of Chenille Curtains,
slightly soiled, at $500 per pair
from this price on up.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
New Point.

Az Kyle w.I, tr..iisactins business in Oregon
lat FfI',ty.
L. 4. Frir. male Il trip 10 81. Joseph. last
"Wednesday.
Mrs. W a Iiuntsm IN is visiting her sister
in Nebraska
j. \. Drcn ~a> :raiiS.,cting business In St.
-i''Sepn No rtay .,nd fuc> ,Is.
Win. Chii.I-rS AMI family were yi.itin1
parents in Gentry county last week.
-icsry Ramsay tii sister we're visiting
friends and Tritiv.' liz ~. Joseph. Sunday
-t:rr-n Ming Is attending the Grand Lsigr,
Ia. a. + al ichit:s, Kan this week.
DR. l.. d. krllcy will attend the Grand
Lotg., X. Of T., a; Exrtl>ior Springs next week.
Mss. .-becca Bragg and Lizzie Trmble
Were visiting rrlItirt> in sc. Joseph. last wrch.
III. I. DiiInn Mrs ). 4. Orrn ard Mrs, o.
King were Visiting irisads m Mound Cny, last
Wednesday.
Mr- Matte Webster will leave m u iew days
er III Trenton. Mo
Win 81. john h,s again returned to New
Poini, having moved intu the O:cn property
with Eohi. Ec,wcli.
Mrs. Jas. Eoaovan was visiting her sister,
Mrs. SaI,iri t">tsr. the latter part Of last week.
returning hom. Monday
Oliver Deyour and WIFE. after few weeks
vi>it with friehsss here. left Monday for Sal:
Lake. where they VIII spend the winter.
There will be u Republican rally at Or~ns
opera h''u~s, saturday nigh:. Th~ Candidates
ers.
Win Nickol!s, while returning frOi, Oregon
last Friay evening, had mis- pony To throw bim
breaking his cellar bone. Dr. ketPnry set tii..
frac:,lrc an! ;.t Last reports was getting along
rcciy.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
Resolutions Of Respect.

At regular meeting of New Point
lodge. No. 413, l. o. .. f., held az New
Point, Mo-, Oct. i, 1894, the following
| resolutions were adopted: &"
| Whereas, The great and al!wise
| Creator of the Universe has, in bis in
finite wisdom, removed from among Ia
our worthy brother, w. Ii. Webster,
and
Whereas. The long and intimate re-
lation held with hun IN the faithful dis
charge Of his dpty .n this order makes
1t eninently beiitting that We record
our appreciation of him. Therefore
RESOLVED. That the wisdom and
ability which he has exercised in the
and of ou. organization by service. con
tributions and couEril will he held il
grateful remembrance.
RESOLVED. That the removal of such
! life from among our tniCst leaves a va
cancy and a shadow that will te deeply
felt 10y every member OF oar believed
order.
RESOLVED. That we tende. our heart
felt sympathy TO the bereave't comPan-
ION of our worthy brother and commend
her TO- Him who tloeth all things well.
RESOLVED. That copy of these res
oiutions he spread upon the records OF
this lodge, Il copy sent to THE HoLT
County SrsTIFEL and the Mound City
Times for pubIica:io ion, and "A copy sent
TO the bsIeaved wife OF our esteemed
brother.
8. 5,Gi N,a2's. M3HE'S' Committee.
y. J.. PIERCE,
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
Marriage Record.

Since our last item On this record, We
give below .fe marriage licenses issued:
July Il John Meek. Oregon: L,zzie
Thornhill. Forest City.
July IS-Wiiliam II. HAYES. Oregon:
Katie Sharp, Forest City.
July lyJohn VI. Gaines, Napier;
Matte Hood, Napier
Ju:. ~ George K Morgan, Forbes;
Mary h. NinsOn, Forbes.
July II Isaac: Eowiing, New Point;
Nancy Shet0n. New Point.
Aug. Charles l. Hall. McCook. Neb..
Jen0Ie Ereuch, NcCouk. N-b.
Aug. .-LiI,ille Whitman. Oregon,
Susan Maple. Oreyos.
Aug IL Harry Te.re. Fores. CITY,
louisa France. fores, Ci.y.
Aug. l6-Janes X. Knox. Hol. counts;
Mary f. Cor,ire,, Hul, county.
Aug. .t-JohD LAIR. Saw aGnail: Aman-
ds "-is. Saras1ah.
Aug. IA William S. Fast, Corning;
Emma Ch.Is;en. CorC,ng.
Sept. l-SamueI NJ. Coffin, Buck.in,
No; Margaret A. Kelley. Oreyon-
sept. Thomas J. Adams. Forbes,
ClrrIe Thornton. Forbes.
Sept 3 William : Day. fnres, e. Is;
Hannah u. But.e-. Forest City.
Sept. 3 -Ed.a- L. Watson. Haitiacj;
C!a'a VI. Hoodnart, Maitland
Sept. 5 isar,oa ". Frullinoer. Mary
'ii!e: D-usii!a Elliott. Mornd City.
Sept. 10 Adoiph H. Lauec, B.selox;
Elizabeth Burke, Bi-eloy.
Seft- 10 William We!cb. Napier;
Hattie Seals. Napier
Sept. - David p. Wilson. :louut
C,'y; Ella Z,cilary. Mcunl City.
Sept. !.-i,!cbar,i ". .,ratam. B;ge-
!o.: Aijie .Jon-s. Biseiox.
Sep: Is Thompson f. Browning.
Mound City: Ht,tte AEselGen,. Mound
City.
Sept. y. William F.. Smith. Nouns!
City: Lizzie Euhruan. Oregon.
Sept - 2-Thomas K.l,lov, White
Cloud, Has; Jane Mcclellan, Forest
City.
Sept. :e,i Frank Hatian. Mound City;
Cora 4. Maple. Mound City
Sept. 23 Charles \. Kur,S, Atchisnu
county: Bertha Il. Fink. Holt county.
sept. - -Tnrc.as Mount, Mound CITY;
May Fitch. Noun; City:
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
Our County CaniI,aiyn

Our can iidates are making fine zee
ord this year. The series OF meetings
held 50 fer have been successful in the
highest degree-ererybc'iy seems to
turn out and gige The best of attention,
a.j manifest {. deep interest in the dis
cuss.or nf The questions Of the hour
Hon. y. +. Murray. ii. I. Alkire and G
". Murp!'y are the speakers anG thc,r
ability is highly APPRECIATED. Hon. John
kennish has done some good and able
work. and judges Knowles and O'TaIlon
are doing their part.
THIS is the Republican year, Many
II tbs Democrats who think and read
the most are turning EeprbIican as
. they have been decai:ei by their own
leaders, Pupuiists in many cases are
::cttlns tired OF either being used As
tools iy cunning Democratic sciieuers
or else throwing their votes away and SO
We expect large recruit from that
source. II only depends on the Repuh-
licans to be awake aud DC full duty t.
make this year Sc glorious Wit, Eepub-
licsn success. The people sec the folly
! cf''party treach-ry and party dshouor'
and as Cleveland SO brands the Demo
/ Gratis 10 congress We have a right to
cast aside the sneer and 50 IN for
sound Repubiicluisin from top to bot
tom.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
The Consumption.

The statistics OF the Agricultural
Burean show that the American people.
in the prosperous year OF iSSsn, CONSULT
ed 5.sl bushcis of wheat per catiia.
During 1893, first Year Of democracy,
the per capita consumption of wheat
Was / 50 bushels. On the bass OF Il
population Of 65.HD.0O0, these figures.
mean that G..J.u.hD bushels less Of
wheat we're consumed IN This COUNTRY IN
: 9s3 than ID 1S!E. Ii that amount had
been taken from the surplus III ihis
country January /, 1894, tnere wuuli
haye beeT little wheat ''in sight at .i:at
time To keep dDo.. prizes, So tlat when
the bonntlful crop In Missouri vas DIS
sured the price was reduced to A. 20 IL
cents in Kansas City and 20 iess than
40 cents ut other points IN the state. 1t
Sfs this surplus in tie elevators aud
the granaries of the farmers which the
American people, deprived. OF employ
ment by the Dsmocratic threa: OF tariff
revuIslun, could not buy 10 eat which
beat down prces. Had that 1o,OOG,UC0
bushels. ia round nun bers. been con
sumed as It was during the prosperous
kspublic1n year of lSG.,, wheat would
no, DOW be worth SlcJ Il bushel, rs
promised 10y ID. ID. Burues and mis- CLASS
OF statesmen, 10 the farmers Of this
district, but there is no reason Why !;
shouid n-t have commanded 81 CENTS.
instead Oi ~ or Is cenis Ehen:. 81. :,
masses bave li.s iieans With waich to
purchase the products % :he American
farmer Will be in demand at fair prices.
The massies will have the means to
purchase only when there is general
amDiOymept and the high wages nhlch
The adequate protection OF tine Aneri
can market TO the American producer
can insure the wages aud the s-pioy-
ment of 1852.
Our exports TO Germany in 1s90 were
valued at soi.il5,::l5, but during the
first year of tho Harrison Reciprocity
treaty the value rose to SlGi.is0,1:s2l
That treaty, however, is swept away
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
Selling Leaf YHhaccn

subscriber asks us Il there Is auy
IA" prohibiting q grower from selling
'eaf tobacco of his OWE raising Oh, &c;
there le no law prohibtr: any one
from selling tobacco Of h!s ur.n raisiur.
Under the .ichin!ey law, any one could
sell the :eaf by regrsterin. rs Z free
leaf dealer. keeping an accoan. Of AL
.obaccn sold, and 10 whor, This free
..'af clause of the Mckinney l,w h,s
been repealed Under the n.w. or Cor
lpafi law, you can not sell leaf tobacco
70 Consumers without first qualifying :is
manufacturers by giving bond and Ill
ius arfatemest, accurately describing
the pfaee where your business IL TO be
carried on. Afte. that is don. yo.. will
be required To pot up tobacco in pack.
ages prescribed by the conmis, loner
and pay the tax Of Fix cents per pound.
The regulations viii 10 houh, be for
Sarded any on+. on application 'n tie
c2m missioner, Skeletons are ~: -. ::s,
Iistihewever.
-
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
Obituary..

Matte Chcsney was born in Doniphan ccnn-
Is. Kansas Aug q, 1873, ami died at the hnine
ef he. PARENTS hear Forest CIV Holt CO., Mo,
Oct. IL 1884. She WAS u years, I month ana
6 days of age. Shr waS married to Alexander
Str:cs land sept -, 1885,. since then hes home
has been in Ilot county until she was called 10
the h. -ine OH high, the home OF the sonl. She
was Durie6 In the Oregon cemetery. Wedncs-
day. Oct 3, after funeral services al the family
residence conducted by Rev. J. N. Runoie. Her
husband and the b-r-aved family have Che
sympathy Of their many friends IN their lone
lineSs and sorrow. and We direct their hearts L"
HIN who has said, II will not leave ,on COM
furtlcSs. buE will pray the Father And he VIII
send .0u another comforter"
''An;. God shall wipe away all irars from
their eyes. AID there shall be no more death,
neither sorr,,; ,r'r crying. neither si,si! there
he any mos. gain for the former things are
passed aaa.." Rev NX,, I. J. NJ. r.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12

judge isu.a.t.s squash vine has yons
into winter puar:eTs. Ii had niade a
grand star. III tbs di:ectiun OF Sipes dis
iiilury hut It's ardor was CHECKED by the
iry weather and now old winter calls q
halt aud a supens,un of further upera
tions becomes neceseary till ssripy.
Cur Rush Hot,os, and Sharps Grove
curresIs sIs'nstsnt Informs uur readers uf
IN" genuine eases of ''iioli ups occur
ing IN OFF county tha past week "a Mr.
iriliin and Walter Browning Eeing re-
iev-d "f their pocket change, the for
ner of slsr, aEd Mr.. Browning Of 81 ~
People wiio come To Oregon to make
herr homes Gever regret the action. A
right. clean. prosperous and progress
've city with good schools, GOOD
hurches and : class of citizens nowhere
tXceiled ls the place for pleasant
home. To those ho seek such a homs
we say coaie 20 Oregon and see for your
selves.
W. L. Cining has nine Ren Davis
apples at kaucher's office which equal
Judge tiuiait's in Size. The row meas
ures Il ! inches. ". ". Scott has
Maiden Blush apple a: the same place
and is ot the second crop. II measures
:, IN ID diameter. Tbongh s,.,all il rs a
reai.fkao!e case. The tree tha; tsore it
VS. IN bloom n mid summer.
Born 10 George Murray and wife
on SUNDAY last. October eth 1894, yirt
Mamma is doing quite we'll. bat Georgs
MAS IN the hopes that il yould be OF
the "yoser variety" and when Doctor
Green impressed him with the thuocit
that womans Is influence was being felt,
George come ~ the conclusion that tho
htiie lady some day might cause soule
Inossback 10 come OF: of darkness Into
light, and become genuine McKiniey
Reed Republican.
A letter from John j. GRAHAM, who
has been stationed oD Catalina Island
Gil the California coast the Past summer,
states that they have left there and have
gone To- The ranch on Mescai Creek, to
remain till January or February next.
when they WilI return 10 the Island,
where he will superintend the Mountain
excursion establishment of In. Van
iiustn. ~ seaTs that Catalina Island
l. Il .rct r'ssst ;,.r excurs,onists after
th5 iiras 0i ihs year. y p.nphlet Just
r-'';eiT"'i .,i.e, i fail description Of the
island with a number Of tine news. John
pToTils.'s something m pre FOR our col
uIun5 sOO3.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
Pearl Buttons.

Some Of cur local Democratic merch.
ants who snrvire the Campaign of Io:H
Will be grieyedt 70 learn that the new
tariff does not put pearl buttons on the
free list Thus iheie IS still danger
that this new American industry which
ths Republicans wrested from the
) ss:-iaD conricts may survive and our
people Re supplied with home ulade but
tons. The new tariff is zone cent per
line button Measure Of one fcrtieth OF
one inch per gross and fifteen per cen,
tun adralqrGnl"-both specific ;aud
an advalorum Tax being imposed. This.
gentle reader is the way the tariff for
revenue op. y. -eforn administration
proceeds 10 knock out "thc IuiIui.ous
principle of protection.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
The MGi,ltlen Case

In accordance with an order Of cir
cut Judge Anthony, special term OF
or circGIt court WAS called for Monday
To hear and try the cause of the state
W. Geo. W. MonldeH. on the charge of
numbering Lee Hartman. the deed be
inS committed at Maitland IN July last.
The venire for jurors was returned by
Sheriff Cook on Monday, the prosecut
Ing S;tcr-ey examining the forty select
ed. was found competent. Messrs Hart
and Knowles who represented the de-
tense took until Tuesday Morning to
make their challenges, when the trial
! begun with Prosecuting Attorney
Murphy for the State AID Messrs Hart
! and Knowles for the defense. The ex
animation Of Witnesses occupied .he day
until abou; / p. M, when both sides
rested" and adjourned the case t,ll
Wednesday morning.
The evidence of the state tended to
show that Muultaen, on the evening OF
July 2u,h. become angry with Hartman
, about taking some cartridges out OF his
Hartman to give them NJ and in a
passi n threatened to kill Hartman il
his demand was not obeved. Hartman
.
/ vas sitting wien Moulden threatened.
aud knocked him against the wall.
Whether Mouden shot frs; $ j.. doubt,
! bat Nouiden IN the Melee shot Ulrri
man through the abdoman and iarri
| man s+ot Mpuidsu in the hand. Harri-
man died the following day from the
effects of his wound. The day Of Harri
mans death Attorney Murphy held a
preliminary examination and Moulden
was held to the grand jury at the
August term. when he was indicted for
murder and tbs SPECIAL term set for
trial.
The evidence on the part Of the de-
Tense tended 10 show case of sc de-
fense and there WAS also an ,mpeach-
unent Of part OF the states witnesses.
The case was ably argueG by tho at
torney's in the cass on Wednesday and
was submitted to the following who
Composed the jury; r.no. 4 Young, Vim
r. Dreher. Thor as J. Mckinney. James
Corjrey. George W. Harmon, Henry
Boyd, Charles j. Harmon Charles Cas-
t,e, Henry Weis. James y. Mcdonald
VIA. l.. Summons. Sidney NJ. R@ssei
vi, after having the case about two
hours returned a verdict of noi guilty.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
Sic!Seis'% Grove.

Fall w!IaI; is .,.akiEg ;.,r IN fins yI.iuiie.
Al. Brr>hB-s spent SUNDAY III So.t.swty
T..uf.V
--Ih-rc All ~ preaching al T.. A c.inrcf.
sunday al - t'rlu,K.
IT. L. kunkti. Wss. Zach,sGa., and Ed
tuhrnian were taking IN the sites Il, kansas
CIty last werk.
-Rhoad> 4 Cunningham have moved their
well uacii.Hr tn Andrew CrUniy and ar. putting
awrll down fos JI.in .jO'iuS,u.
MR. ID. 4. GeIviu, after week y visit with
relatives and friends, returned to her home in
Maitland tn" first If the We-k.
Mrs \. ). Pierce after spending . month
viSi! ing with friends and relatives iE this county
started for her Eome in Beeler. k;sIs;.S the nrst
of the week.
Don't forget the Republican rsllcy af New
Point Saturday night Hnn'> D. II. kSOwirs
New Point ana, vicinity. i,uu: forget Sks. date
I1.h
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
Church Notes.

--Hc,:vti services al In. " T.. church. Ser
vices to .rgin AT 20 y. M. sharp
-Aftcnitnrr at the ". = sabbath school
la-t SuEsIy, -; cu.i-ct.;n. l.G3. Larges. co..
iretiou. cia.S Is; b cent.
The EpwOr'h League meeting va. weN at
tsi.drd. Subject for next Sunday ;"Th. Pau
liIe View Of Death and Sin - Rom. = "a.
The Union meeting Of the Christian En- /.
deavnrs and Epworta LaSgre are grown: in
int.r~S, al enthusiasm. W,ulin't it he hat-
ter to have \ un.os n-"tin. often-r?
-riie following persons were elected mem /.
brrs OF the Epsnrth L.ssu'. Oct. sth. 1891
MIR Clarence Arpirmsn. Miss LIZZIE Wat :
Snn, Cora Ilo>teis.i. He:.,r S.3;.:, aud E:.a Car
roll X
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12

SriTEOF MISSOURI.
C,ainty of Holt
In the Probate cauyt " Holt county and State
of Missouri, August term, 1894
In the IN alter of the estate Of William Bur-
CESS deceased --Orier Of Publication.
Now comes Louis Burgess exrsutoS oi the es-
tate OF " iam Burgess. deceased, and pre-
senfs fc the court hts petition. pray ing S0f AN
order for the sale Of so mch o the Real EStafe
Of said Decreased As will p,y and satisfy the re-
manning ie..icies due the heirS of 81 Il estate,
and Vet unpaid for WANT 0f sufficient assrtS. ac-
campanied by fhe accounts isfs and inventor
les required by law in siioh case. on eNamina-
zion whereof it is ordered that all persons inter
Isl. Il in the estate Of said deceased be notified
that application - aforesaid has been made.
and that unless the contrary hr shown On ur
before the first day Of the next term Of fsis
Gnuyt. To be held on the i2th day Of November.
.Sa4 au order " III be- made for the sale Of the
whole. or 80 much Of the real estate Of said de-
ceased as viii Re sufficient f'r the payment of
said iegaccs and l. is further ordered tha; this
naticr he published in THE HGLT COUNTY
SENTINEL for !ons we-kS before the next term
application be served Gn al heirs NJ Sasa do
ceased r.SiIin2 H. sail county of ilolf ten oays
before tie erst day of The ness term % tl,iS
court.
srAIE ~ MiSsnrRs..ss
J. Samuel O'failOn. .Iuise 0f tlSe Pr0hat.
Court ~ <Aid county. hereby e..sify thas thu
Publication fhersir ref-rrrd ts, as the x.sae an
pears n record In my Once
Witness my hand ~ Jusixe and she sqsl ar saSa
lsEALl court. Dssns at my ot1.e In OspssNs Ia
said county, this roth day q Oeio6sf.
A. D.. 1874.
SAMUEL O'FAtLnss.
Judge Of Probate Ceait.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12

Campaign a jUmpin'
FTcu. the east Ia west,
feiiers astumpin'
5sst their level best.
Elowin' an hrasgin'--
Fer there's Gin 20 ra.se.
Gai nn :i.e WaEgia
While t:;a .rrass band plays.
Coun:!: = hummin'
!ron DaJa to Dan;
.)iiice CON n
Fer TO Nee. the mani
barbecue dinners
Where the wildcat" stays.
JuHp On. yen sinner,
While the brass band piaye'
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
SCOTT.

Mrs. James Scott entertained "a party
composed principally of gentleman at
dinner on Tuesday, and party of
i.idies at an s o'clock breakfast Wednes-
day morning. AT luncheon the same
evening. a party OF older friends were
entertained. The idea of en:ertaing
friends in the morning is origina! with
Mrs Scott, and the novelty was pleasing
TO her guests. Mrs. Scctt is a model
ac:artainer and those favored will ever
remember these occasions pleasantly
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
To Resume Business

I; Is understood that the home cred.
tors nf tLe late firm Of Steele l. Walker
have co.ne to an agreement bv which
iE,s affairs II the firm will be speedily
adjusted. the obligations paid. and the
/, t'.'u-e VIII rcsuE.e business rs % corpora
;.''n under The nauie of the Steele
Wholesale Grocery company. Ample
cam:a. H,li tie put into the business, and
ia" rev h,,use Hlii start oat under the
brightest auSpiGas. This Will Ss graft
fyIDg news 10 al our peop;e. Mr.. Steele
is widely known all over the country AZ
an entesprislng aud thoroughly honest
business man. ard the reorganization is
is ample evidence that he retains the
Conscience of his friends.-St. JOSEPH,
Hs..il,
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12

On the morning OF the isa. heavy frost
was reported by the weather Bureau at
st. Joseph. on the 5th. killing i!ost at
Kansas City. on the 9th, kill ng frC5:s at
Cincinnati and Chattanooga. Here tGere
was none on either day. Killing froats
occurred here or the MORNINGS OF the
sth. ard 9th. Nearly all tender plants
were killed. On the 8th, ice formed and
the Srou hi was frozen.
Conside rabie sEow fe.i ia the north
western and northern states last week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
;'f,iifs.

The recitations by Misses Montgomery
and lsu!ey, was tie best part of the pro
gram The big male Irartr' hal place
on .ha program ard furnished some
good music
The s.,l;1oslmns Herc .i.o.3 ard w-li
written. The: We're taken frUIn the
book entiile !, Little Women"
We had few new -iStu-s They
were VI sses Josie B-rres. Beiie Cole
man l.ertt.s Lewis, E.s.e i;eIuet:. and
Elsie Reatie
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12
lshilOi,,atlllaC Society.

1l.o e.Jrietv came, To ORDER al .,:oI y.
III. ius. l. fi,ipt afternoon tif;eer MN
u'cs e;...ier i',an the preceding n,eeiing.
Tho program xas rather ling but It was
all carried oai, with the exception %
uiie buy whu did hot have courage
enough. 20 90, u;, before the
, audience rni rca,i. Below ,s tine pro.
gram.
80: x choir,
E-c't .t,"n Lac. tauShcr
Memory Gems -S-ruIe Sctiutzhauer
':,,-it;.i Oh Nanntr Burnett.
L. ati,ns Henry l!a. ,iet.
puutatiaus Iona Kunhrl,
lat. solo t.rrtrii,le Stock.
:,ccit.tiion 10, Kunkel.
Ec..ius "Bur,iocK's music Bon, Lii,.
/ Marsh.
Quotation James liinda
/ Recitation Naude Montgomery.
. Essay "Value u Time" I.szzie. Watson.
Vocal pue;t Lussle lTos,e,t.r anS
Jennie Baker.
SympD-iinus John t'eret, Eta Carroll.
jennie l:akar, and Hattie iiarr,s.-
Inst. Solo LuiG Tanieseer.
Il. citation Savilla Eui-y.
! Iusic Mandolin I.n,rh Dubyns
iyrriaiiuus .)-pt.ia Gre ue.
BlrL uf J. q. Whittier Carrie Filler.
Music tnai1 quartet.
Critics Report.
/ General Criticisms
The Holt County sentinel., 1894-10-12

Nv. r. ViL.ng is tie proprietor of :.
new variety ol tiark walnut. Il .s "a
sesdling and blra "ver "A Dnah-i this
wear. The not is TIE largest We ever
saw, a speci n n of WHICH caa be scam at
Clpt. X K,uch.r's oihcs. that measures
i.n inches in circuns.ranca; another
m 'asnras = inches .ai..--, Can .uy
c..'.- D.. 4 ,'iese rita