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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-21
For Sale.

4 LIMITED NUMBER OF SHARES
=; "a IN the South Kona Coffee Company.
Inc Company has acquired five hundred
acres OF coffee land in fee simple at Papa
z, South Kona, Hawaii, about three and
OF 0ne-hait miles from Hoopuloa landing.
Inc iand Is among the best for coffee
growing IN kona, the soil consisting of
large number of shares have already
been subscribed for.
Apply to
J. NJ. MONSARRAT.
Cartwright's Block, Merchant Street.
honoIuIn. 1911 1592-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-11-21

The ADVERTISER IS the leading
daily paper of the Hawaiian Islands.
1t has a larger circulation and adver,
Using patronage than any paper
published in the Hawaiian Islands.
Telephones SO.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20
Sham Elections.

The Redemption League had another
successful meeting Tuesday night The
Omaha platform Was read. and the Con
census OF opinion seemed to be that ex-
trayagant language and exaggerat,ons
we're too plentiful. There are some
good things in II OF COURSE. fwhzt plat
form has nos some good plsnks.I especi-
ally the silver plauE- The snb-treasnry
plank however. cOun,eTbalances TIE
silver plank. SO HAT nationally the
P0pultsts are not bimetaiists, as certain
acts and s.atDeuts Of theirs IN other
States demonstrate. OF course Waireisrn
was touched upon and condemned as
unssfe and q menace TO our institutions
There being only two more Tuesdays
before election the League decided 10
devote them 10 sham elections The
first si.am election viii f.e held next
Tuesday night AZ the Court House hall.
The purpose Of which Is TO teach the
newly eufranctissd citizens what il
necessary in casting ballot
Ladies are especially invited to be
present
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

Il VII. -rev-<nse be- s>er tie tfssnI i.s-<s-
s.s-==s "a tse erst n rhs ssssI year. Nov- ~
szss wiz cz5y ss ssl rs D. psIrs sse .snnst of
ssess ~h.et shs Ntrxe general sass.5nhay and the
p-eseslr pngrshEsx ziHziuksar.tsrn ssrsT n2se
asded
Ssw a. 10 shx source. q. shs. Indeh1es1r.s.ss-
So far a. can be- e.e~-rgtrsesf f-pr- ahs
zstEscr5s ssporEs. sh==s u.s Al the esd q Tie
Fs.sr tss;s Do inssehs<ztness-
Tse Fse-1k general gssernHsy, covering the
Tssrz Ess;s-ss- erxssse+3 rDee trste5.s-irs1s Of
SEA isps.sfA
The FIFE general assembly. governing the
years q Eass-s rs,tusssi TIE nee trss-nce.srts.
To s.E,s1sI-el- or in s-r,ou5f &hput s1s1st5-
TIE sszth general easenh3y. COVERING the
years rssz Increased ,hs neg tneen1sirssis to
s.41s.s ss1.sZ
TIE -ererts general ASSEMBLY. snserfuS i5-s
Fs,sr. lseess ircrsss..sss ;ae meg Indebtedness.
s9s-. Rs.-s3-
TIE EIxh-s ysuerzl as.erzsr. eogE-fnx TIE
re,.-z ss5E-s. decreases. tn, net Indebtedness
ss1ss- GEN..
AZ irz azs;er sz1-~s tie eeee sszaess. ~fss
sss.. t7e-zzEse nsT hsFebe>r tnczE-Tss. r,sser
,n< present. goqEissz Standardization
A es.sszss srznzEnz-tou zfi1 fks.eso,.- the f.c<
tsaz ies Fos11n general assembly er1sztsd
trsssesstEesz q ss.ss Jssssl. n. FI.rs general
assembly .llrnt3T -.t.ra-z't ine inFtsozetr.-ss=
IT, SIZE created an inbsar-,tre-ss % ss5.-ss-
y. Tee Sersn.s an trsssh.ettne.s o. Sle.s5iJs.
acsl ;-e zLzrih an fzfsente.ize.. q s1lsJs1slss-
Il szszsA.- therefore,, 10 tee e-ssti; % ;nc
Serenity general as.'errbsy ;ass- e-hssptfnx TIRE
sffrc- * al tie legislatures fro1s the Fourth
Gown 70 tee E1znE tn 1.es rae Ninth n.szy be
EzeIEz1ess. f. assfs,t sne 5eas+ amount 70 the
soe-frx trrtehtesu-sss- { e sE--.snJ;I
Tn. Is 1rss escshl=-souzled He rallied
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20
Bring in your Elk and Deer heads and
have them mounted By PATOS


is unqpessiOnabiy the Burlington route. In
point Of equipment tiioe and service IT lie CON
coded 10 he superior 10 all other Hnee.
the fas: ves-ibuied flyer leaving Denver
daily at .. m. reaches Chicago ct 30 u n.
and e. Louis st ~ m. tho second morning,
in ample time 10 connect with ali fast trGins
Tor the Ea-. and Honih-
IL Is also E fact worth remembering that the
Burlington l. the only line running through
trains over tie own trAcks from DsrEyer 10
Chicago and ST. Loui=, without change Of any
cls=s of carz.
For full information call On local ticket
agents. or ssidress 6. ". yaiIery. General
Agent. 11:1. Seventeenth street. Denver.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

Good Hay Ranch, with good water
rights: situated in Powell Park Cut
over 40 tons Of blue stem hay Will
trade for cattle or take half cattle and
give time on balance. Call or address
OF Z. r. WEIGH. Meeker, Colo.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

Otse u the Speakers a. tine Republican meet
ing after presenting the indictment aasins; the
Waite administration sSoppsi for moment
and asker; II there Hzs P1puiks, in the audi
eree who pas ssztks.ses4 ~tia the partJ's ieaGer-
After pssGsz- nan In the audience answered
- Yes The s4-E.s.ed Individual psTDsssi 10 b.
C. n White game WARREN frozn Grand
JusaesAor- Wei. Tss- We have beea Eosaezsefl
n lingering ss2spscs9n f0- rome time back
tiAat II anybody Wa saiistSed vita Nsiie's sf-
rl1inLstrzriOlI Il 9agIfi BE- the game rzEtsenz-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

George Henry who eft here about two year.
a2o, vita hIs family. 10 farm IN Nebraska s
Slin again tzzvifle puiisr4 In Thursday eVsrs-
ing. NJ Henry ssys De has wasted trO year,
s@srsninz fO- a@tier country than this h1t
failed ~ fad H. and & here 10 stay rHls tIe:
Ia fact he sara man has only ROT ~ get
d0un into the plains country and trayei
around : bi; and BE- Viii eo1ne tack za;isnet
rith the White kiver country Mr.. Henry X e
good citizen and The HERALD ~eleoSzs.. MIN
Lssrk ~ Aeeker.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20
PopuIlstic Economy.

Ztae Denver 7i-ze,.- SUN Of h1te Ga. h-s@u pub
E4Hi1z sanzs figures taken frnrn the silz,e
sezzl rs5a9rs4s. fog tis edtezttou % the general
pszafsc- = rseEnt Assgze Eses something 70 tsF
akaszs the comparative enez u rg1eent state
ADMINISTRATIONS Hers # hs=
The fzrz8e=. who " rSxei p.e-nzps scru-s-
nE1es rzsatd0r nz0.y- eiaay frzr. s. fellow r1..r
u etae- Toaztb5zs- As being invited bg tee
p-gpfpuietsz and oraritpgescr, popEilA.s ORATOR
admire lee economy u the p-sse1s sItzafnss.rs-
tim Compare the eoss x the Azss three as5-
r1fn&srrztt01s4- tEasse ot GOTe-uo-z Cooper.
ksurs zEn Watts
6oTeT1zo- Coope-Ss administration that u
TIE lie q TIE zeTea;s Gene-4l Assembly. ens;-
Ii ssrrarz1s- s --s.i ..
in certificates Ct Indebtedness f4sl1 -
Total. sl-s3..ea7 70
6oze-unr Route as!r1in6strz;ion- that o. TIE
Life q tae Eizhtn Gsz4es7.l assembly. eoE.:
In Ezrrzutz -Sfli3S u
Ii e,=-1ilaeaie. q ilaaaeBt-rine.z ISssE %
Totss-- g l-57.1srS -
Goye-r,5- WAITE. zsil1inlssrziioE- that Of the
life q the NINTH Gen@-zi assembly eoss=
In warrants -El-l54-DH -
In certificates u Indebtedness I0iJao %
.ps'=Eai s-zssioz.- --.----- -.------- 5I-5'5 u
Current .zperz.ess yes ohe ezpersJ-
e. testfloafe4l .---.--.--- L5lyftt4 o.
Printing Constitutional eaaesS-
Ez4nts te.:izzziefii --------.-.----- a5.o.S %
Total. sl.ess-sos o.
TIE sinth GensfaI assembly coupled with
WATTS administration. stand. to tne Seventh
General assembly and Cooper's administration
zs zI-ssi-1ssJ,s To sI-51Gg.Iss- Here X food for
reaseeE.on for the DFIgJ1csIest tzxpayer-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

Parties desiring ant kind Of brick OF
stone work done. VIII DO well By calling
ON Beard & Henderson, or leave orders
II Hugus & Cos
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20
POLITICAL AsD OTHERWISE.

TIE Steamboat Inter Mountain says
John ~. Lowell is an A. 2 A Mr.
Lowell was interviewed on the subject
the oihsr day as ne passed through
town and declared that tie Inter Noun
taiuis assertion was most malicious
lie. but altogether IL keeping with other
false and MISLEADING statements made
about him By that sheet during the pres
eut campaign. The only secret societies
Afr. Lowell belonged TO. ne declared.
were the Masonic and tine Grand Army
Of the Republic ianr the last can hardly
Ne cIsssed as a secret society," The
editor Of tine Inter Mountain is CJu-
gregationa.ist minister and wears the
title reverend il front Of his name,
but his ministerial calling doesn't pre-
vent him from STOPPING 10 the level Of
the gu;ter-ssiipe politician in his abuse
Of John W. Lowell
Because The HERALD referred to
George Writer lat the beginning Of tits
campaign as good neighbnr and citi-
zen. the Inter Mountain twists our re-
MARKS into d partial endorsement Of Mr..
Writer'S candidacy Nothing could have
been farther from our thoughts. as a
citizen We have nothing to say against
Mr. WiSter. but as q candidate he in
nowise approaches Mr.. Lowell: he has
neither the experience nor ability to
make a good Legislator. 3Ir. Lowell
possesses both qualifications IL q re-
variable degree and uses them in the
Interest of his constituents, and this
is why The HERALD is supporting hin
and asking every fair-rninded. liberal
man and xonon in the district 10 do
same. His works are On record and
merit endorsement.
Governor Waite shows up in the Pit
kin county delinquent tax list for SIG7 %
back taxes. as governor, he draws d
salary OF $3.50 year but allows his
taxes 70 become delinquent. The grand
old anarchist" lends force TO the oft
repeated assertion that the bulk Of the
PopuIist oiice-ho,defs and seekers in
this state are not taxpayers but tax
eaters.
The Inter Mountain editor HOSTS the
motto: with malice toward none and
charity for ALL" but doesn't live up to
it; for, if his course toward Mr.. Lowell
in this campaign isn't malicious we
would like TO know the other name
for IT.
With Waite in the governors chair
an extra session of the legislature is
Liable to be called at any time, Or the
military called out to remove soDe one
from Office Who would not do tue odd
mans" bidding.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

Don't forget Beard & Henderson if
you want fue built
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

" Yor NEED rood medicine to purify your
Dio>d;, give nerve strength and bBiid up your
entire system. take Hoo;'s sarsspsrills. IL
prevents sicxness By making pure blood.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

a zOTeTnmeut timber inspector was in here
lat week and i.5rsstsned-we hear--to pgpse-
ezIfs everybody cutting timber On snTerurnent
land The enforcement u such a rizid Cstier
would entail cutie nayriship on our rancE-
men who would be thereby prevented from
emitting timber for house sozs aud fencing pr
pus1e- The fslaiJefosIsiy inclined Individual
WnO bfsq3yst the inspector IN egkIenIiy dim
stop 10 cossslGer the III erecs of HE mis-
directed efforts
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20
Republican Ticket.
cr,cN. TUESDAY, noYeksea Q. ise4,

ELECTION. TUESDAY NOVEMBER o. 1904
STATE
Fsr 1sszssce OF she Supreme Court
JOHN Campbell.
OF q Pa4o County.
For GOrerrcs
ALBEIT w NcISTFEE
0< Cp<sfcs County
For ISevfersas fiove--1o--
JERROD L Blush
q: We'd County
F0< Secretary oE sia-e-
ALBEIT & yeGAEFEY.
rt arzpesos Co1n-y-
For Ssste Treasurer
HAEET z NTLSn-
Of Las Anfuszs County
pa= Auditor q S.z.s-
CLIFFORD C. PAEEs,
Of Gs-nel6 County
Fo- An0ruer General
BYRON L CARR,
Of Bozb5e- County
Fo- superintendent q Pubic Instruction
Mrs GSGESETTE j. PEAVEY,
os Arzpshoe County
F0- Re<srv Of tie state University.
CHARLES e DUDLEY. II Arapahoe County.
SYDNEY a GlFFI,s- Of Boulder County
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

Trimmer K EIaifn branded their sheep On
sulphur this See<. preparatory 10 fnOvinz
ihera in the direction Of Danyer, where They
intend marketing them.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

HooD's PLss cure nausea. sick headache,
indigestion and biiiousne-s- &c.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

AF. and Mr.. 2. z Sheridan arc entertaining
stranger. rhO arrived a. iaeiE house " etil,zs
1ay forenoon with the bee; intentsOrA. for pace
and 9Oad will His I4s, name /, sk.ssifasn- ami
rseTs pr0vfSet with a CHRISTIAN name It silI
bs james W2sk-tl- Ia fun. James Vzsn sneri-
dzn- D-. BfIlneg ssays he t. gso11lnz rapidly
aas 2 good pair u lsIngS anG ls making u very
interesting for Papa O1t the interesting
szrT N tine exercises VIII noe cprEae on until
Uncle Boyd has to take Jaaaes W. On his knee.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

Geo. Tfi;er has zoDc over 10 Ro'ust- and /; 4
currently reported ttat be viii stump tn
county ia the intsrezt Of HE opponent bat ~
dDn't Deiisse the rtIfaOF.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

DR.. Hanna the tentss,. Is expected in here in
tao or three Heeks.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

Hulett Il florence. Thomas n IIes aod oibei
AIial basin casslenasn. passed tarossb to~r
in TIE early part Of the seek bounc for tas
rotsH with beet.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

The Nesksr bG:Gs dining room Ia resp'erdent
this week In Be~ and modern furniture. kus,e
keeps right up with the hand wagon,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

After a tIO year. abeence W. y. DsDdy wa
shaking hands with MI IesiOBs OF friends Ia
ts9 vicinity, In the early part d the week
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20
BEgTaERTOs.

Above brand anywhere on left side, SHOULDER
or hip. Ear MARKS unier,lt srsd oysrsippc on
right car. Ais1 oon the fpsloHfns brands
HI and i'm. TIC 1T snf other brands
csnee!cd. All kInis Of car marks are on the
cattle. aud some with no car marks at eli. bay-
ing been neglected. Al increase branded ssIc~
as cut; Car marie, oycrsippe and undertit on
right car Rangs, White river s-l@ Thurman
creek. PosiOfsce acdress, Neeeer, Colo. tn3o
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20
EzRA FLEMING.

Cattle b-zncei Is above on left side o. h,p.
Al ny cattle ere steers- One Iot branfen =
on left SIDE and 6oIble-derIapped. and also
one lot branded STy On left side in a.d.;ion
to cr'"--L- Ai'" own and TO- Also
JIG on Left stce. Horse brand same a. cut.
On left hip. Knnge- Flag creek AID Ooyerp-
nnent roed. PoetofEce address, Aeeker. Cob.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

). ". WEIGH has soid his sheep 70 YrAnk
NtchaeIe, who viii roove them 70 Wyoming
befors the md 81 t62s psontb.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20
COUNTY.

Por County Commissioner. Second District
EZRA FrLESfHLsG.
q Neeker.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

j. II. col,saEp and wife. Of Eanseiy, Nes'
guess< at the Neckcr hotel "Wednesday. Ars
coEtharp has been east for some time, visi;in;
relatives.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

With Waite in the gogernor-s chair
an extra session of the legislature Is
liable to be called at any time, Or the
military called out to remove soDe one
from Office Who would not do tue '.old
mans" bidding.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-10-20

CONGRESSIONAL
For C1l2Tss.-S>eOnh District
THOMAS ~. BOE-ES.
q BIO Grz1lis County
JUDICIAL.
Pos Judge, Ninth Judicial DtszriI-
JOEs l. ssOOSAE.
Of GARFIELD County
For Dss;rfc- AttG-neT. Sfn.h Judicial District.
GEORGE D. JORsSTO1sE-
Of Pi-Ein County.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-24
Ms FIRST.

From the Hannibal journal.
Why was it necessary to go outside
Of Missouri to select a state geologist
to succeed Prof. Winslow? Missouri has
Tor years maintained the Rolla school
Of mines for the special purpose OF giving
a thorough education in this science, and
ii after all this time not one man within
her borders can be found competent
ior this position, the school OF mines
is a failure and ought to be abandoned.
Such shameless neglect OF our own peo-
pie ought to arouse indignation.-Tipton
Times.
You are talking hard sense. Broth
er Monroe. Sending out of Missouri
for a state geologist was all wrong,
but it is following out the old sense
less idea that we must go away
from home to find talent. Take
a peep into the school houses of
Missouri. Nine out of ten of the
teachers are imported. The pulpits
are filed by men from other states
and countries. There is something
radically wrong with the 'appoint-
ing powers" Why maintain the
great and expensive state schools
if they are not accomplishing the
good results of like institutions in
other states? Missourians are being
unjustly ignored. Let us call a halt,
and ascertain why own W people
are being Disseminated against in
this shameful manner.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-24
From the Edna Democrat.

FROM tnt fuihd Dtluotrdts
We are informed that the General
Charles Kelly who is now on his way
to Washington with IN army of men
is a nephew of Marshal Sam Moore
of this city, and was known hare as
Tommie McDennis. If he is the same
person, we had him at one time as
an employee in the Democrat office,
but it was seventeen years ago. The
Quincy Wing said a few days since
that his father was a candy maker,
and worked for Clark & Morgan, and
as we have often heard Tommie
speak of his father being engaged in
that business, we are led to believe
that he and the ~''general" are one
and the same person.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-24
From fine Worth County Times.

From fine Worth County Times. d.
Worth county has long been noted
for its pretty women, fine live stock,
hospitable people and the thousand
and one virtues that go to make up a
happy and prosperous community.
We now challenge any county in the
state to beat Worth county in the
matter of raising fine hogs. Last
Monday Mrs. Alex McCracken, one
of u splendid Irish ladies', residing
several miles southwest from town,
sold a hog to one of our buyers that
lacked two days of being seven
months old and weighed 800 pounds.
II there is another lady in the state
who a beat that record we want to
know her name and the color of her
hair. Worth county against the rest
Of fhe state for big hogs.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-24
TO BUTTER THIN BREAD.

From the New York sun.
81 like my sandwiches with the
bread cut thin" said Mr.. Googleby,
but l seldom try to make them in
that way myself, Tor they always
make me angry, the bread crumbles
and curls up 30 when l try to spread
it. Mrs. Googleby has no such
trouble, however, and this mornin'
discovered why she buffers the cut
end of the loaf before cuttin' off the
slice. Simple, amt it; and Mrs.
Googleby tells me it's as old as the
hills"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-24

Written Specially For This Paper,
The first church organized west of
the Mississippi other than a Roman
Catholic church, was the Tywappity
Baptist church organized in the year
1905 by a few pioneers who had
settled in the country from Georgia
and North Carolina. The little band
struggled heroically against adverse
conditions, and after dying and re-
viying for some years the church
became extinct. The next organiza.
ton formed was that of Bethel
church, located a mile or two south
of the town of jackson, the capital
of Cape Girardeau county, This or
members into the country around,
but the original body no longer
exists. A rude log house was erected
for worship, and was the first of its
kind On the west of the great river.
II is still standing, though no longer
employed for sacred purposes.
AS early as 1896 a few Baptists
formed a settlement in st. Louis
county, and one, John Clark, an
unafiliated Baptist, ventured against
the law of the province to preach
the gospel to them. Later Thomas
Musick joined the colony and became
the missionary of the community. In
an early year of the century Fee Fee
Baptist church was organized, and
though it has not always iourished
with vigor, it has considerable
strength and is ministered to by Rev.
Joshua Hickman.
The growth of the denomination
was chiefly along the line of settle
ment through st. Charles, Boone and
Howard counties. At first the thinl,
settled country districts were oc.
cupied, but as towns sprang up these
were occupied, until the entire STATE
is now covered with churches.
The progress of the denomination
In numbers may be seen from tn
following approximate estimates b.
decades: In 1905 there were L
members; in 1906, 80; in 1915, 42e
in 1926, 1884; In 1855, 8,728j II
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-24

A. w. Brownlee has a hen and a
quail that both lay in the same nest.
The hen staked off her nest in the
hedge near the house when the quail
jumped her claim and pre-empted
one fractional section. So far they
are getting along all right; the hen
takes possession early in the morn
ing and the quail, for divers reasons
considerably waits. But when the
Matching process begins it is expected
they will stir up considerable domes-
tic anguish.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-24
From the Richmond Democrat.

Monday afternoon a 12-year-old
son of Henry Thompson, who lives
beyond Dockery, was playing with a
colt which was near it's mother, an
old mare ~ years Of age. When
behind her she blazed away and
kicked the boy in the head, knocking
him senseless. He was carried in
the house and a doctor was sent FOR,
who did all that could be done for
him. The grief stricken family are
heart broken over the accident.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-24

3. One of the more recent but
prosperous undertakings is the Mis-
souri, Baptist Sanitarium, located in
st. Louis. 1t was formally opened
in rented property in 1887, but now
is established in a property valued
at S125, 900, on which a small debt
remains. The building is complete
and furnished with all the latest
appliances sanitary and surgical.
Its success has been marvellous.
An orphans home has recently
been founded in st. Louis, and a
home secured worth s35, 900. 1t is
managed mostly by the women, and
they have shown themselves not only
tender to nurse but wise to control.
About sixty orphans are all the time
provided with care AS fast as good
homes are found for them, others are
received.
A society to care for disabled
ministers and their families is re-
ceiving much attention, and already
scores of discouraged ones have been
cheered and helped. A historical
society is gathering up the material
which will some day be woven into
the story that will tell the past.
A branch of the American Baptist
Publication Society, religious paper,
and all other appliances of denomi'
national progress are contributing to
the growth of the churches. The
last annual shows a list of ILL
ministers 1,643 churches, 6,S19 bap.
tisms last year, and a gain Of 4,1ot
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-24
From the Gentry County Headlight

From the Gentry County Headlight.
A train of thirteen loads of cattle
and one of hogs was shipped from
this city to Chicago, Tuesday, repre-
senting a cash value of about $16,-
900. The shippers were A. r.
Stockton and jeff Thomas, two loads
of cattle and one of hogs; Robert S.
Liggett, five loads of cattle; Geo.
Walton, three loads of cattle. The
stock was all raised and fed in the
immediate vicinity of Stanberry.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1894-05-24

From the Marshall Democrat New
Brown Johnson has just received a
letter from the United States Consul
General at Paris, France, telling him
that his aunt, Mrs. Lucy Houston,
was living in that city. Mrs. john
son, Browns mother, had not heard
of or from her sister for years, and
has never seen her since she was
seven years old. A correspondence
has been opened.