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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19
WEATHER. CROP BULLETIN.

The Missouri Weather Service, in
It's weather r-crop bulletin for the
current week, says:
The past week was extremely warm
throughout the state, and in some sec
tions the warmest OF the season, the
mean temperature ranging from to 13
degrees above the normal. In portions
Of Mcdonald, Barry, Stone, Newton, Jas
per and Barton counties excessively
heavy rains, accompanied In some places
by hail, occurred on the evening OF the
9Th and morning OF the 9th, and in JAS
per, Newton and Mcdonald counties
great damage was done to crops and
fencing. Elsewhere, however, the rain
fall was very light and over considera-
BILE portion of the state no rain fell dur
ing the week.
The conditions have been very favorable
for maturing the corn crop and for har-
vesting clover and millet. Corn has dried
out rapidly and cutting is in progress In
all sections.
Flowing and seeding have been stopped
In n few counties on accound Of dry
weather, while in others the work has
been pushed and in some localities seed
ing Is well advanced. Chinch bugs are
very thick in number OF counties and
some farmers are delaying seeding on
that account; the work is also being
delayed in some districts on account OF
the hessian fly.
Tobacco is being cut, potatoes dug, and
sorghum making is in progress with a
good yield generally.
In a number OF the southern counties
there is complaint that apples are rotting
badly and in . few localities the crop was
damaged by high winds on the sth.
At the close Of the week pastures were
badly in need Of rain in some districts
and in a few localities stock water is be-
coming scarce. The conditions were
favorable for showers on tbs 18th, how
ever, and the late reports indicates that
good rains fell in number OF the central
counties at least.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

The annual meeting Of stockhold- :
ers OF the Wabash railway was held
in st. Louis last week. o. d. Ashley,
OF New York, and the board Of
directors Of last year were re-
elected, there being no opposition.
A meeting Of the directors viii be
held in New York some time this
an and .sssss.:s sss:s' "a s..s
elected.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

Senator Marion Butler, of North
Carolina, is trying to form an alli-
snce between the silver democrats
and populists. -.,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

Rev. Dr.. Samuel Wakefield, the
Oldest Mason, and probably the
Oldest minister in the world, died at
West Newton, Pa.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19
GENERAL NEWS.

The COW pea Is being cultivated In
Illinois a. q substitute for wheat and
corn, because chinch bugs have no
use for it.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

At the opening of the Atlanta Ex-
position the president will press tho
electric button at Gray Gables.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

Mrs. Tsrsney, wife Of the Missouri
congressman, says that European
women will not compare with the
women of America for beauty.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19
GENERAL NEWS.

Ex-Queen Liliuokalani has been
pardoned by the Hawaiian govern
ment.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

Tho wife Of the section foreman at
walcptt Station, Wyo., saved a
Union Pacific passenger train from
going through burning bridge.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

At the ninth biennial session OF
the national grand lodge of Knights
and Ladies' Of Honor in st. Louis
the following officers were elected:
L. B. Lockard, of Bradford, Pa,
supreme protector; @. W. Harvey,
of indianapolis, Ind, supreme Sec
retary; O. F. Dudley, Of Indianapo-
lis, supreme treasurer; Mrs. M. s.
Gilbert, Of Louisville, KY, supreme
chaplain; Mrs. Ellen Wempe, of
Hamilton, o., supreme guide; P. j.
Meeban, of Pennsylvania, supreme
sentinel; L. D. Witherell, of New
York, supreme medical examiner;
George W. Check, Samuel Hatha-
way, of Boston, and Eugene Streck,
Of Cincinnati, supreme trustees.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

The report of the committee OF
council on English education for
1894 -95 is an interesting document.
The increase In an average school
attendance is over three per cent
q greater increase than that In pop
ulation. There is also an increase
in the average annual grant paid per
child, the cost per head in London
voluntary schools being $11, in
board schools $16, while in the pro-
vinces-Wales, for instance-it Is
often only a third as much. OF
greater interest to educators in this
country is the decision that older
scholars are henceforth to have in
struction in certain forms of teach
ng-for example, object lessons
which hitherto have been confined
to more juvenile classes, and that
the evening schools under the new
rule have shown a surprising and
gratifying increase. The statistics
for the first years work of the latter
shows that the number of evening"
school departments inspected has
doubled, and also the number OF
scholars on the registers. Instruc-
tion in such schools is by no means
confined to "the three R's''--though
most Of the scholars are at work on
these subjects; 1t includes also
needlework, domestic economy,
stenography, bookkeeping, vocal
music, geography, history, and the
duties of citizensbip. In some Of
the schools cookery, laundry work,
drawing, and science are also
taught. 1t may not be known that
the thirteen university colleges in
England and Wales come under the
supervision Of the educational de-
partment. None Of these instItu-
tions receive their grants from the
treasury until their reports and
statements Of accounts have been
examined by the department con-
trolls secondary a. well - primary
education. Perhaps the most Inn
portsnt change made last year was
In the abolition In tho best schools Of
the hxed annual examination upon
which the government grant has
hitherto been awarded, the sxami-
nation being now replaced by "sur-
lpriss visits"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

The most important paper yet
presented to the constitutional con-
vention of South Carolina was the
draft OF an entire constitution by
Col. Robert Aldrich delegate from
Barnwell county. Col. Aldrich is
one Of the leading lawyers of the
state, and for that reason more than
ordinary attention is given to several
novel propositions he makes and
which he announces to be founded
on the best laws. The most novel
proposition is that emo person shall
be eligible to or take, or retain a
seat in the house of representatives
unless he is q white man who has
attained the age of 81 years, has
been a citizen and resident Of the
state for three years next preceding
the election, and has been for the
last six months Of that time and
shall continue to be, a resident OF
the county which he Is to repres-
ent."
The same qualifications, except in
the matter Of age, is made applica-
BILE to the state senate, but the re-
quirement that the person must be
white is wanting in the eligibility
prescribed for holding the Office Of
governor and other state offices.
But as the negro will be practically
cut of from participation in the
work of making laws for his govern.
ment, it is safe to say that he will
not stand much chance of being
elected to any of the others. His
plan Of suffrage is purely educa-
tional one, but the legislature is
required to provide for a system of
registration.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-09-19

Special agent and engineer.
This d an opportunity 10 exhibit
the road materials OF the state free
Of charge and then have them placed
ON permanent exhibition at Washing-
sten which shou,d not be nyerlooked
or neglected. We hope that every
county in the state having rock,
gravel or other material Of good
quality will take prompt action In
forwarding sample TO Atlanta and
that such interest may be taken q
VIII result in : crsditAble sxhiblt. In
sending material the Instructions y
General stones letter should b
caEsfully noted that the ssmplss
may reach the proper department n
Atlanta and that the localities n tlsil
stass may b given credit Tor ths
shipmsnt." I
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31
Uas mir einat6men.

unteriu&unsen baben erseben, bob
oer etrabeuftaub In 6tdsten bic Refine
BON mebr aIs a9t3tg Qronfbeiten entbdIt;
bic 2eime ber S9minbiu9t iinb barun-
ter bic se,u6bnIi9fen unb beinobe lber.
al on5utrefen. 0os ginatbmen bie{er
Seine 1T bic Queue pieler Qeiben, benn
bieielben ,uerben mdbrenb bes Atbmens
in bic 2unyen setrasen, no fi9 biefelben
feitieben unb nod ibrer Mrt permebren.
gs fann iebo9 nit 3iemli9er 6i9erbeit
bebauptet uerben, baB Nue, ,pel9e bur@
bic Nafe atbmen, BON bieler @efobr aus-
seI9Iol1en iinb, benn bic g1aie unb Na.
lenpalagen fnb 10 eeformt, bab ale
Stoubtbeile unb Nrten, mbsen lie nod
10 flein uno fein iein, sefaneen tperben,
ebe fie bte 2unsen errei9en, b. 3. uenn
bas Ginatbmen sdn5lib bur9 bic Naie
sei&iebt unb bieielbe, fopie bic 2uftpol-
laeen, fi& In einent gelunben 3uitanbe
befnoen. Do4 werben bieie eeiunh.
beitsf6rbernben ginri9tuneen uirfungs-
log 9ema9t, tuenn man bur1 ben Dumb
atbmet; bann ftebt bos 91or melt often
fir bic Nufnabme irsenb mel9er I'm.
itedunesitoffe, bic in Der 2uft porbanben
lein m69en.
Man wirb baber gu Der ridtieen
S4lubfoIgerung selansen, bob bos
Mtbmen bur9 bic Naie Der einais rt9-
tige Wes 1T. Nber ME 8iele tbun bless
grtdltunsen i'm Ropfe, bic Worldufer
tatarrbalil9er 2eiben, 2atarrb, jomobl
afut als &ronild. eri9ueren ober per-
binbern bas Ntbmen bar9 bic Naie.
Gs 1T baber notbmeRbis, iol9e W1ittel
ober Mebi3inen an3u,penben, meI9e bic
Giseni4aft boben, 5u allen 3eiten ben
@ebrau4 ber Ntbmungsorgane in ber
ridtisen Beiie gu erm6sli9en, unb bas
ein3ise Bis jebt entbefte MitteI, ipel9es
oiele Aufsabe bon unb gang erfillt, lit
4rebin9er's 2atarrb=8aIlam.
DieIes Mittel fann mnter aqen 11m-
itdnben obne Gefabr eebrau9t uerben,
es beleitist Noienpertopfunsen ieber
Mrt, beilt Ratorrb in allen beIen Sto=
bien uno periebt bic @dleimbdute Der
2uftpalIasen In einen iol9' geIunben
unb normalen 3uffanb, baB He ale
6unttionen ausiiben, hie ibnen bon Der
ylatur ausewieien iinb, ndmli9 bas Muf-
fansen unb Mblperfen aIler siftigen unb
anitedenben &ranfbeitgitoffe.
Ser 4reis bon Nrebin9er's 2atarrb.
8aliam 1T nur so Gents, itnb III boNelbe
in allen Npotbeten 5u baben.
| Bresinser Bros., in Oapton. Ohio,
lperben Elm 0robemuifer bieles Bolioms
nad gmpfans BON stpei Gents in 9of-
| ftempeln frei perlenben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

menen Steinbru&e i9dftigten 4rbeiier
uorsei4ofsnen arbeitsI0bne Gsfat "
Ieiffen.S
- Sn Main3 eerietb mad Neenbi1
suns zines Utosfenballs Der bortiae
amerifanii9e goniul beim ab6oIe1 81
@arberobe NIT einem ar3t IN Gtreit,
Der 3uIebt In etne reeeIre9te 0anerei
ausartete. Selbiiperitdnbli& srfoIete
cine .6orberune"; 3u BEN OueH tam
es ober bod ni9t, bo bic beibe1 0eAner
it4 5ulett iRfoIge Der Wermtttelun9 aab.
rei@er Greunbe tpieber neri0bnten.
Sn Qiel 1T ber bonn bortiaem
69wur8eri9t tpegen grmorbuna ber
Dienitmasb gmilie porms aum 9obe
perurtbeilte 0ne9t BtlbeIm Oilers aus
8ersfelb, i'm bolfeinii&en 2reiie DIben.
burg. our& ben S9arfri9ter entbouptet
porben. Oilers bate am 26. STUNT b.
). bic nit ibm 3uiammen Bel BEN 0e.
metnseporifeber 9obe in 2ai5eeborf bte.
nenoe gmiIie 9arms auf bem 9Bege bon
Rofeeoorf na9 695nwolb ermorbet,
na9oem bos Wdb4en Inn mit9etbeiIt,
oob bas 5tpii9en linen beifanbene Ser.
bdltnib ni4t obne 5olsen eeblieben mar.
Gin attentat anf ben Railer folI
9eplant iein, bic @eue5rfobrif tn Gpau.
oau IN bic 3nft geiprenst merben. go
beibt es ,uenisfens in einem 6&reibeu,
welhes Der Sireftton ber @euebrfobrif
5ugegangen 1T. Dieies e&reiben trdat
ben YoititempeI ~Stettin" unb 1T unter-
sei9net Cine rei&streue }amilte~.
Oieie ret&streue 5amilie metb au mel.
ben, bob eine @eibe Arbetter ber genonu-
ten 5abrit, tuel@e bei Der 2obnerb6 6buna
iiber9angen worben mdren, R& BET.
i4woren bdtten, nun benz Qotier uub
Der Geuebrfobrif ben @araus 5u ma-
den. Ginen dbnli9en Brief ioll, mte
perlautet. aud Der Rei9sfanaIer Dor ei.
nigen fogen erbalten boben. Dieie
grauNge @ei@i9te finbet nur 664ft per.
ein3elte @!dubtee.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

In Der gertbeibtsuns bes franspao
baIfrei4e 9anb au Ieiifen.
Die 1ttien Der eanaoif4en paei,
febabn.
2onbon, 20. San. rpoll wlall
@o3ette" ertldrt ben ftarfen Sal ber
Aftien ber eonasii9en Yacificbabn bo=
our4. Sob erobe Mensen berielben ouf
ben Morft gemorfen murben. 2ebterea
lou baber fommen, bab Der Bau elmer
paraqeQinte NIT 9egterunesunter.
ffiibung 9eplant mirb.
mas Die preFe iast.
paris, %. San. - Die semdbiaten
8ldtter loben bic 8otl9oft bes neuen
prdiioenten; bic monar9iitiI&en unb
io3ialiitif9en be5ei9nen He ols forblos.
Mue Dldtter biQi9en bic YaiRruns ber
Nmneftiebin.
Gin u1ann BON elmer S9ilowahe
erfdo6en.
Berlin, 20. San.-gs mtrb gemel<
bet, oab eine S9iloua4e Dor benz Mi-
litdrlaboratoriun ouf her Sunsfernbeibe
einen Wfann, tuel9er it9 bic No4t iiber
in ber Ndhe umbertrieb, beute Morgen
eri9ob.
Gonrobert's Grab.
poris, 20. San. - Sn ieinem Sc.
ftament bat Warl9aQ gonrobert ben
Wuni4 ausseipro@en ni9t i'm 9otel bes
Snpalioes fonbern auf bem 2ir@bof BON
WeriatQes neben benz @rab ieiner sFrol,
beerbiet 3u merben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31
sSn Hoscoe, goibocton Co., d

= Sn &oscoe, goiboeton Co., mad.
ten lih am "a. San. Gpan Sapis, ner-
beirotbet, unb bic Jrou bon Solept
Meblep, auf ben Meg na9 BEN fernen
Weiten, um bas Slid ber, neuge,pon..
nenen 2iebe unseit6rt 3u genieBen. Die
Grau bes untreuen ebegeuabls ober
fam ber Sa9e auf bic @pur unb Iieb
bic beioen in Jraaepsburs perbaften. aIs
lie eben I'M 8egriff maren, einen 3ue Der
Yanbanble Bobn nab benz 9Deiten 3u
befteieen. Sopis 1T ettpa IS unb 1rau
Meblep 35 Sabre oft.
BON einem i1meren l1nalld
tpurbe am 26. Sonuar bic 6amilie bon
9bomas Milliams in Der Ndbe bon
@omer, Mllen gountp, beimgeiu9t.
@dbrenb bic Mutter, 6rau Biniam&
nit Wfelten bef9dfti9t mar. entifanb
Geuer i'm Qous, unb ibre beiben Rinber,
elm Bobp In Der @ieee unb elm 5id6rt-
ges S6bn@en nerbronnten III 9Dbe.
Das dltere Rinb bate ii9 IN ben pberen
Gtod eefd9tet. Die per5meiieIte 1eut.
ter h6rte ieine G9mer3enSrufs, otne III
ben 6lammen entreieeM III Danen. 4
QaMS brannte bis auf ben 0ru11 - ~ 81
S:s; S:.; ,sss.;.ts gsss iaras:s q w ss.s !,
serIisrea utlt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31

Grau Souls @abm BON gatles, Obio,
ia9te ii9 beute Morssn cine QuseI bur9
ben 3opt. Man eloubt, bob Die 1rou
eetifeS8eit6rt mar.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31
Gin Coat auf Wilbelm.

Pretoria, 9ransnaal, %. San.-
Wdbreno eines 8anfets 3u gbren bon
Railers @eburtsta9, bra9te Der prdH-
bent Rra9er einen Sooit auf ben QaiIer
aus. 9err Rriiger la9te. baB es an Der
3eit lei, bic ensjten Be3iebunsen 3pil@en
Deuti4lanb unb benz 9ranspaol o,,au.
fnipfen. Ct babe nereebli4 periu&t,
eiue Gtnisuns nit britil9en lntert6o.
men ~ er5telen, bieielben baben feline
1emafunsen beretteIt unb R& oeneieert,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-01-31
Nus Der 8unoeshauptitaot.

Woibinston $. g.. 20. San. -
Oie Snbianers0 0ermillisunssbiIl, pel9e
felt S 9aeen Dor benz 9auie tuar, ,uuroe
9efern enblt4 paiiirt. @ie betrug &c.
494.82O als lie einberi9tet murbe, bod
murbe Der 8etras tudbrenb ber Nerbanb-
lunsen bebeutenb erbObk Gin Mmen~
bement allsin erbDbte bic urlprlneli9e
Suntnte UNI $1,666,O0O. gs tpurben
oer Bin nod mebrere untpi9tigere Mmen.
dement's btnjusefist.
WaIbtn9ton 8. g., %. San. -
Die @ebeimoienit Mgenten baben Elm
neues fall9es $10.@ilber-g -gertiftat BON
ber Serie 81 entbedt. Die Note 1T nit
9llfe bes pboto9rapbii9en proseiIes
bersefeqt, trdot bas Bilbnib 6enbrid'a,
1T nit benz Gbed.Bu9Foben %" unb
NIT ben llnteri@riften Gount 9tllmon,
Me9iier uno 8. y. Weorsan, S@ab.
raeiiter, unterjei@net.
Boibtnston, "a. San. - Ser
9anSanSi&ub fdr BE Grwdblans bel
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tween II and l only. international Indemnity
Company POS Sansome st.
CALIFORNIA MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY
~ wants good agents to work its accident and
SICK insurance; liberal inducements onered. j.
w HANNA Secretary. Murphy building:
RooMs WANTED.
WANTED-LARGE UNFURNISHED FRONT
W room. Par iculars TO A. A. b0x l6, Call
WANTED-MIsCE CELLANEOUS.
HIGHEST PRICE FOR AIDES ANDGENTS'
IL secondh hand clothing HAHN, 316 Third st.
WANTED-YOUR WATCH, IF 1T NEEDS
w repairing: best work at half the regular price.
DECSS, matchmaker, 1876 Kearny ST., third floor
CELL YOUR BOOKS, CLOTHING AND JEW
~ elry 10 a. KLEIN, 100 Sixth ST.; send postal.
CECOND HAND KoDAKS, CAMERAS,
- lenses magic lanterns & slides. los Montgy:
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-26
DKEssMA AkERS.

DKEssMAkERS.
DRESSES FROM So UP; WRAPPERS FROM
IL 35c up. 50534 Natoma. near Sixth. upstairs.
DRESSES CUT AND FITTED, SO: DRESSES
Dpopuiar prices; engagements by day. IL Geary.
The San Francisco call., 1895-11-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.


- CORNS REMOVED WITHOUT KNIFE.
5~S Chiropodic Institute, room %, 906 Market.
RB7 CORNS, INGROWING NAILS, SUCCESS
H~S fully treated. DR. LLOYD, Lurllne Baths
e. MRS. ROBB, 1885 MARKET ST, ROOM
ES~S g. second floor; genuine massage treatment.
Co. ~CARL LGRUGGEL,MAS & SWEDISH
G~S movements; at home or institute 315 Geary.
- DR. JOS. BAYER, 346 SUFFER- ST-1 TO s
Gk~S and $50 TO $50 PM; Observation-Disclosures
- BAD TENANTS ELECTED FOR 81.
Es~S Collections made. city country. Pacific
Collection Co., 4l5 Montgy ST., room 6, Tel. $3.50.
- WINDOWS CLEANED AND FLOORS
G~S scrubbed; reasonable rates: payment for
damages guaranteed &. ROSSI X CO. PAP Sutter.
R@ BRIGHT'S DISEASE AND DIABETES
U5~S can be cured. even in the advanced ages,
by FULTON'S Radical Remedies; sold at office,
1221 Market St; hours, 10 a. N. TO 4 P. NJ.
e. ROOMS WHITENED. 81 UP: PAPER
Eh~7 ed S3 so up. 5l712 Third. George Hartman.
RP COLLECTIONS: TENANTS ELECTED,
l~S $40; costs paid. 420 Montgomery, rm. %.