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Commercial e farmers
Jlationu( : BNnR,
S0Itlmprc, WE.
Sapital unO ltcberid1nF $65O,OOO.
Snpreuce 3. Semp, grdiioeut.
GSiIfpn &epfer. Soiirer.
Rod feline 6utIdleiouna.

5rage ii6er etnen&o6lengrd6er@S @Strtte
i'm Qntbra3it Rebier nod in Der
S9nebe. : Der erite Sag De5
Gcruntoner Gonpents 6lie6 reiul>
tutlps.
Scranton, 9u., 7. N}ai.-9ia
@retuttp6eb0rbe Der yuniteD W}ine
Worter5" fir Die brei 9iitrifte, MEL
6e bas 4nt6ra3it &O6Ienrepier UNI
fafen, trdt I'm 10 lt6r beute 8orn1it>
tag 5uiammen, nm ben 8eri9t bes
Spe3iul=Gomite's gu perne6men, nelz
DIES in NetpzYorf nit Der rglational
gtpic Seberation" uHD ben prGiibenz
ten Der groben 8p6len gtien6abnsn
conferirt bat. Die Sibung finbet nit
NusI9luB Der Seffentli9feit itatt,
unb Mtttbeilungen iiber bic 8er6unbz
lungen iperDen nur BON bem 9rGftz
benten Mtit6eI gema9t perben. "a
8ertreter Der 9ru6enurbeiter ne6men
Nnt6eil an Der 8erIammluno unb
lperben entf6eiben, ob bic 2eute an
Der Qr6eit bleiben ober fir 606eran
Qobn, tiir3ere Sdgesar6eit unb 2LnerS
tennung ibrer Union uusite6en fpGen.
PrGIipent MitdeQ iagte, e6e er in bic
Carpenter 9aQ" ging, mo bic Ser
fummlung itattfinbet, es Ieien i'm
teinerIei 3ugeitdnonife Settens Der
@rubenbeiiBer mitget6eiIt porben,
unb er eriparte feline. Die @a9lage
fei mod senau bic nGmli9e, tpie nGA@
renb Der lebten puur Sage.
I'm 3 llbr 6eute Na9mittdq ber>
tagte ii4 Die Gpnferen3, p6ne cine
gnti4eibung binii4tti4 Der Strite@
5rage er5ielt gu baben. 9ie8eriammz
lung tritt I'm 9 ll6r morqen frii9
pieoer 5uiammen. PrGiibentW2it6en
tpieberboIt beute 2tbsnb bic grflG>
runs, buB ibm teinerlsiMitt6eilungen
BON OeHprinaipaIen auQeaanaen feien.
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en- alien EdQru erprpbt

5a6r6uno,rte lauOe Grfabruuo bat g:Ic5rt, OoB
bic Ct 9eruuro Rrdutsrpiae Elm crprobtts Tittef
3ur 9cf6rDcrunQ Der &erOauuug uno Der &bdtgttit
bes glaqcus 1T. Gic 4atn fno uHibrtrciili3
in tbrer 0irtung aui ben mtnbii3cH Crgani5s
mus. Sic rtiniQcn Ous 9lut, beititig,H Oie St0z
ruuqen Der 5bdtgteit ppu 6erj, 1iercu, 9cber uno
Iil3 uno trugsn sur 6ebuug Der gciuuttuen ecs
bsnsfrdite bti iOmit bic urilbtH Der RerUorFot
tn.fsrutuO isntr idrtd!ibtu RyaHtb.it Dabe be1E
Al Gage 10 melt Derbrtitet if. Die ct. BERNARD
Rrdutcrpintu 6no in alien Apotbctsn 3n babtH.
(SiSp Sd)
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sSn Der gaOemaunr ertrumfrm.

@bicugo, 7. Ilai. = @atsr 81
mot6p Mcguire, gfarrer Der tatbOz
liI6sn ct. &epin's Stride, puroe
6eute in Ieiner 8abepanne als 2et6e
aufgefunDen. Der Sob mar Our4
grtrinten eingetreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

- 0as 8unOe5 &retS 4ppeudz
tionsgeri6t in Cincinnati fat einen
neuen gro3eB fir s. 81. &nig4t, ben
Der IlnterI6lagung bon $4,000 anges
tGagten @rzPrdiiOenten Der v8ermaH
g}ational 8dnf" BON QouisDiIe, &g,
bepiuigt. Rnig6t 1T betonntIi4 ni6t
peniger, ais feds 9}al prO5eIiirt unO
gu 5trufterminen pou flint Bis gu iies
ben Sa6ren perurt6eilt nOr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

burauF unter3ei6net, nm Die 8sOine
gungen aufiteGen gu t0nnen, unter
nel6en Die 6ufenitaOt ben Sniurgenz
ten ii6ergeben perben fpu,
(SpGter.) - Qlu9 9uerto PlatG
bat fapitulirt. General 9es6amp5
bat Ii6 auF etnem fran30iiI6en 9omz
pier na8 6aDti etngeIdifft @ollz
itGnbige Ru6e 6erri4t gu Pnerto
Ylato.
9te g6tna @trren.
Betting, 7. Mai. - 8H6of 6uz
bier, Der fran3Oiiide opOitoliI6e
8ifur in G6ind, 1T bena6ri4tigt, baB
10000 out 6enaFfnete un0 nit mebz
reren Ranonen au5gerI1tete 9Pe6elen
an benz 2(ufitanb gu G6eng Pin8 6u,
4roDin3 G6i 81, tbeilne6men. G5
gilt fir 5tpeifelbaft, ob guam Obi
Rui, @ouDerneur BON G6t 81, cine gez
niigenD fturte Streitma6t bat, UNI
ben 2(ufftanO nieberperfen 3u t0nnen.
Die 6auptItreitma4t Der Regterung,
nit 10 8atlingfanonen, ioute 6eute
ben G8uuplaB Der llnruben erret4en.
Der 9Su6rer Der Gr6sbung lit ein
W}anoarin, pel8er feline 6umilie t0Oz
tete, e6e er Die SABINE Oe5 4ufru6r5
er6o6, bamit bic Seinigen i'm Safe
zines 5s6lf6logs be5 4ufitonbs ni4t
beitraFt peroen t0nnten.
GnbGofes Gef4pdB a 3 ii 6er
ben 4ntttGenf 6 q der.
&open6ugen, 7. W}ui, - 9u5
Qanb5t6ing (O6er6au5) bei4IoB 8ez
tern in ga6eimer StBung, an benz
frii6er angenommenen 8ef4Luife fefz
3u6alten, oaB bic 8atifi3irung Oes
@ertrags gum 8ertauf bpn 9Gnii4z
Meitinoien an bic 8creinigten Stadz
ten pe~16o6en perOe, Bis Elm be-
f6rGnftes 9le6is3it auf ben @nttllen
itattqefunoen bat. Dies tpuroe Feute
in offenerSiBung beitdtigt. Die 0}tnz
Der6eit Derlungte bann Die @rnenz
nunq zines Gonferen3 : 2lu5f4uiies,
pomit fi6 bic MoiOrttdt einOeritanz
ben ertldrte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

Sotul Sl2, 303 A. Sc
Stuat Ntarolaub, Staot 9aIti=
more Sd, @iGtiam auelc &oifrer Der
obcnqeuannteu 9anf bei1einioc bt;rmit fcierib,
Oab DER obiee auslueis mad mcinem beten g8ifcH
un0 Glaubcn pnbr it,
SSm. Single, Saiitrer.
llntcridricber uuo bcibroren Dor mir an Oiticm,
Dem 6. Suge oes Wonats Nlni 1902
SseIir y. SuGlfpdn.
ofieutliber gotar.
Sie &idtigfeit bei5einiaer:
Sbpmas &. Gdrep,
Sbds. q. gSebb,
g. y. Sbomion,
Q29 Sircttortu.
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Grltat 60.
ppn WarpIane.
Union Trust Building.

GbnrIess une 6aoetre>Straac.
GapttnI unn lltberfbu6. -...S1. .25O. 900
Gibrt elm uIesmeines gantz unO 9ruitsGis=
(6dft
Srti gro,snt 3iuisn be5ablt ouf giIuulen,
bic oui Gbsds esjogen fDerben.
SeitsStpOftsn su ip1ieltn Rat,n ang.Hom=
men.
2pnrzDepartcIHeHt.
Guluesn i'm Spar S,pdrtsmtnt, BEN q.z
n0buli6su Observation-Disclosures unttripor=
fen, ertptuItt. 8 9rojsut 3inisn be3ablt.
Side Gompaenis 1T ein eeisbIi9ts 9epoiito=
rum fir 5onos in odnOen BON Srutess oOr
9sfamtHts s9Onhredsru, iOrDie ale 6taatss unO
Geri6ts s=9t1mte.
Gnbre6erF5cre GspDlbs, Rdfsu $3.50 bis
$50. 90 pro Sabr.
George SIatfffpnes MILES gSbtte, ir.s
BrGiioent; BicesBrdi.;
GbarIes Z. grane, Ribarc o. SelIman,
z. 8icez 9'rdi.; Setr uuo SAaem.
GrefufipsG pmfte:
Rslion gtrin 6epmour Manbelbour,
aBesltS T. Ol,r grntit 8. 2uobs it,,
6. 9. 6unting. (Guel41S
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Nustpeis ii6er ben @5tanb Der vMerz
9ants' 9fationalz8ant" in 8alttz
more i'm Stadte Marblan0 bei'm
S4lufe Der 9ef4Gfte am 80.
Qpri[ 1902.
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QoktOr Gsnrp Don grOrkbui,sn
nun 0retpria, SIS=9tfrtfn,

ipirb beuts SnuuerHao, ben g. WIai, abenbs TIM
llbr in Der Drittsu rciormtrten &ir0e' vac Fueaz
uuO Saratoga Strabe einen Sortroa I'M Sh~tene
Der 9Osrsu= 6rauen unO s!nOsr in ben Teeoncens
trdoos2aeern bniten. Iz'-oDJ
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ST. Santes Saptngs Suno,

(5ncOrpOrirt 1881
%. april 1902.
Sie idbr.iGen 3inIsn pon 81 groaent ON l. Tai
1902 fdlia, tptroeu on oisiem Sage ouf Grtoit st'
nsg ieoen @ontog ubrtraeeu DtrDen unD iinO bonn
TO- Nlai on sur Gintru9uno in Die SspOfttnbi6ee
btret.
Staot. unO Stoutsfteu Fnb Ron b.r Boni bss
sablt.
Robt. &. Reidb, &efr.sg ghaSm.
(4rril22, At 9; ;Dlail 4,68, II, 1879
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2[uspeis iiber ben Stdnb Der nOroz
bers anb N2e9anics' gfutional=
8ant" pon Baltimore i'm StGdte
MarDlqno am S9luB bes Sc
i9Gfts am 80. @pril 1902.

@ptbabtn:
9arlcbcn unO Giscunti S26S8, ,257.0O
fd5crt f''S''' .,.'.....'','........ o,'Y', w 99936
Der. Stauten= Gbligaionen sur Side
rung Der Girtulation. l00tLW
Gffetten, Sefuritdten ett............ 4O6,255't8
'fnr0tDaao' tnno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. D'OD'." 4"D c.4..D 2o5oN,oo
aHOeres eccQnetes @ruuosiQcrtbum 3S4W
6duig bon NatiOual 8unteu (nibt
8sierbs 9lqtnten). n)................ 542,tgl.t4
sSdaio ppn Staatsbantcn II. 9aufiers 32rfIIW
"frl' ten . "" upp''D''''" o''.''D'.>'''" 424260
99tbiel fir bic 9iquOirz9aut. l33,zo5.Z4
3oten pon anOcrcn 3ational=9antcn 5O,enW
&leinpupicrQeb, @dcl unO Gtnts.. h22ooI
gsieBli6 in Der 8ant
beiinDlibe Reierpe:
Specie ................ 500, $40
--- 401, Dos. 40
Ginl6iungg 6onO, bcponirt bel Oem
9roiSnt Scr Girtnlation. 35oOO0
sOtot ............... $491Sas8.9
9trbtnbfi 6teitrn:
Ginee3abltes 9tftien=Gupital ........ S3U0,oOOW
lleberifuB 6OnD....-- $30OOOO.W
unocrtb,ilte 9rofte, ub=
3iiQlitllnfoeu uuD be-
Sablter stenern 49,. 95,311.20
- 395,311. 20
augitebcube Rational 9anfuoteu. 100000
6daie anoere 0dtioz
nal &anfen. S895, 1IO.67
fSGqiq an Staatsz9aufcu
unO ganficrs -. 366,4O39
Gdlig oil 9ruf Gomz
puenien unO Spar
banftn ................ 28O5Gl7G
o icrpc Qocnten........ 125,O22.03
1ln6c1ablte SipioenScn.. 2O1,00
9cri0ulite 9cpofteu, auf
9npciiungeu 3ablbar.. 2,4590l6.l7
ScmanO Certificate uui
Seponttu ......-.....- 4tV6
9tGloubiatc 9lniptiiuugeu 27069.I9
Nusit;bHoe &aiiirers
NnUciiungcu ......... l25.OO
9otal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $4,915 988 81
5tuat MarDI Ian-O StuOt 9 altt=
more Sd, 6barles 2. WillCr, RdIitrer
Der obiecn @anf, bci6p6re bcrutt fsierlit, oaB
Der pbiee &luspei5 mad meinem betcn g9ihen uno
Glaubsn ipabr 1T.
GbarIes e. MRiner. Saiiirsr.
ltuterlsibnet uuO bei6iporen pOr mir oil oltFm
febsntcn 3aoe bcs Mai 1902.
6eIir y. guntpan.
Dffcntli@cr 9Otar.
Sic &i3tiateit beideiniocn:
@auI u. Geeser,
GbarIes 2ltler,
g. s.. SnutcioM,
Q2H 9irttturcn.
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g}iQen,
SOspcpfTe,

Tiordns, iaurcs qufftoBcu aug bem 9lnQer gilioS
fiat Osrbittet ba bic 0srOireH SpeiIH ibre crudbs
rsuoen @shuHotbeile 3ur Grbultung ocs RorpCr5
uuo gum GriaB Der raturoemdb DcrbraubtcH Stotis
bsifteuern
grsig 25e. bro s6ubteI. 9erfauft BON alien
apotbdern Obsr mad Gmpiung Oes Qrelits pei Bot
gsidHbt.
RaSwap 4 Co., 50 GIm'Str., ll.|9.
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8utb baben:
Sarltbcn uuo Sisconti. $66f3 22L76
Der. Staaten Sbligatioueu I'M bic
Grtulation 5u fbcrn............. 100000
Der Staaten Sbliqationen, Inn Die
Der Stauteus 9cpohttn 5u fi6tru.. 951O0o00
Giftften, SiberbciteH etc............ $50 O4G0.00
9antbaus ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5700O0.00
Gdllig pom Rational 9unf:u (ribt
8eierpe &qenten. 1884 G76.90
5dlio oon Staatsbunteu II. 8autsrs 299 1926
Gdlig BON approbirten 8cierprz4ocn=
ten ......................... 4036S5. 50
gupeiiuRgeh uno anoere @anrpoitcn 5947.51
Nc6icl fir oie 2iaut0rs9anf. 56j 426.41
Hoteu Don auocrer Rational=@ @anfen 52800.00
8lcines 9apcrQelO, @idel uno Gents 8j093
8eiebli9 in Der 9aut
bciHDlidbe Reicrne:
Spcjic ................ $944 701.30
&eool Seuotr Gotcn.. 1220O0.00
- 1866 70730
GinIisbuu0s= 6oub, ocponrt bel ocm
SdaBmcifcr Der Der. Staatcn q
Qrojeut ocs zlImlauf5). 10000
Gdliq bonn Ger. Staatcn= Sdubmciz
tcr aubcr Dem 5=projcntigCn Gin=
l0iung5 Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
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@uspets iiber ben Gtanb Der nMez
tern Nattonalz8anf" gu 8alttz
more i'm Stuate MarDlano bei'm
9eI6dftsI4lui1e am 80. Qpril
1902.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08
ceiOen mO SC6mer3en.

gsi aosfpeb (sinsrlci ob wligrans oOer u,ro6sl,
3abntpeb, ReuraIqs, Rbsumntismus 6crsuibuB,
Gdmsr,eu uno 56pdd)c i'm 8iiden i'm &itdgrat'
uOer in BEN Iicrcu 9eibDcrOcr in Der 2ebcrgeQeTO,
6eitsnte6su, QnibptauuQ Der @cent! mn S1msra
,er ieber glrt aeruGbrt bic NHpcuounQ non 8noF
ipqu's Gteaop 9Pelief ioiortiqe Grei@tcrtn9 uno
bsFtn eiuigc Sage lano fortqcieBtcr Gebrau6 bss
tpirft eine htEr1an.nte @tiluna.
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6ro It unb g 6nee in


9ari5, 7. Mat. - 8ieFer S6nee
fieI beute gu 4b6ebiQe unO 2lmien5
i'm 9apartement Somme, unb aus
perI6iebenen 8egenben Der norbDitz
li6en 9epartements pir0 Sroit ge=
meIDet.
Berlin, 7. W}ai. - Sin 68neez
fturm fu8te 6eute ba5 7iiOltde
9sutI9lanb beim, unb bic in 8liit6e
fte6enoen S6itbGume erIitten @6az
ben. Sn man6en 9egenben fieI Elm
9an3er SUB @4nee. Qtu8 bier in
Berlin Aerridt ungepO6nli4 talte5
Wetter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

Eiu,rr,i. ME beftia obsr p,iniesuo Der Shrer3v
htr ber an Rbe1in1qfismus Qeioen0t, Der oui Dem
sistbett Qieqenoe, Der s9pote Der arippel, o'r
on Rerooftdt, Rsuralqie O0er anoeren RrantbsltsH
2siOenoe 3u cr0ulOsn bat,
v,>.-..t, U9..A.. VS.,i,r ,,,;~N Eofortgop QfuNr@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-05-08

0}onte s Artito, San Do
ntingo, 7. Mai. - Die ga4ri4t, baB
Ii6 bic 6auptitabt 6untO Domingo
am leBten 5reitug Der reDOIutiOndren
@treitma6t unter Dem 8ice Prdiiz
benten 8ugqus3 erga6, beitdti9t ii6.
Die ieBt bort eingeieBte prooiiorii4e
gfegierung pirb am Ruber bletben,
Bis bic g&eupablen itattgefunDen Raz
ben. Der 6riebe lit i'm iiioIiaen
S6eile Der Republit DoQitdnoig Rerge@
fteQt. ga6ri4ten bon Puerto Plata,
an Der g2orDtiiite, ergeben, 0aB bic
N1annf6uft be5 bort liegenoen Oomtz
nifuniffen &riegsi6iffs Partel fiIr
Die cynIurgenten ergriffen bat unO ge@
tern Dem 9ouperneur BON Buerto
glata, general 9e86amps, Die 4uf=
fprDerung 3ugeben lieB, gu taPttult=
rem. Sin @affenitilitanb purOe baIo
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-05-09
Petit Jurors Drawn.

In addition to settling a big road
Vs. from Bourbon township this
week, and transacting routine bust
ness, allowing accounts, ETC., county
court selected the following petit
jurors for June term of circuit court;
Bourbon township-Henry Graves,
j. w. Ratliff.
Centralia-C. H. Acutf, Charles
Edwards.
Columbia-James Finley, f. G.
Davis, n. w. Dorsey, James Arm
strong, John ID. Robinson, Joe Gray,
j. o. Maupin.
Cedar-A. G.. Bledsoe, James
Crews, j. f.. Ballinger, Joe Scott,
James Brinegar.
Missouri-W. F. Angel, G.. w.
Baldwin, Emmett Williamson.
Perche-Charles Bruce, ID. f.
Smith.
Rocky Fork-Jack West, j. M.
Stone, Sam Williams.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-05-09
Teachers Elected.

The Columbia school board last
Friday night net and selected a
portion of the teaching force for
next year. The principals of the
various schools are as follows: r.. III.
Emerson, was reelected superin-
tendant, e. b. Cauthorn, principal
of the High School, Miss Nettie
hurry, principal of the Jefferson
school and Prof. Glover principal
of the Benton school. j.. b. Cole
man of Fayette, was chosen principal
of the Fred Douglass school.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-05-09
CHRISTIAN CULTURE

is worthy of studious cultivation.
Not only are our UNCONVENTIONAL
schools seeking the moral and
spiritual develop of their students,
but schools under State patronage
are giving considerable time and
attention to the students nature.
Until 1890, there was no Chris
tain college in Missouri. During
that year the Negro Babtists of
the State Organized what is known
now as The Western College.
With increasing years the nee
essity of. giving Christian training
is talking a deeper hold upon the
minds of thoughtful educators.
This truth is being attested by
current discussions and by the
unusual religious activity in those
institutions not denominated Chris
tian.
The world is realizing that per-
sonality, character, conduct are
the prime factors in a truly sue
cessful life. That education, there
fore which leads to these valu-
able results.
After a few years the Freedom
Aid Society, that is operating a
line of schools for Negroes in the
South, established the Geo. r.
Smith, College at Sedalia. A lit
tie later the A. M. E. Church estab-
lished The Western Univ. at
Quindaro, Kans. There is also
the Industrial Institute at Topeka,
Kansas, which not under the aus
pices of any denomination, is
religious in it's influence and teach
ings.
1t will be seen therefore, that
ample provisions r made in the
existence of these institutions, for
the spiritual and moral develop
ment Of the Negro youth of the
West.
While it is true that three of
these schools are fostered by re.
ligious denominations, their doors
r open to all students irrespec-
tive of UNCONVENTIONAL utilization.
It is a note worthy fact that at
the head Of two of these institu-
tons are graduates of, Lincoln
Institute, whose work as educa-
tors, is attracting favorable COM
ment.-The Alumni Sentinel.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-05-09
Former Boone COuntian Dead.

A copy of the Belleville (Kan.)
Telescope was received at this office
Monday, containing a notice of the
death of DR.. q. e. Gray who, that
paper states, was born in Boone
county, Mo-, Sept. 8, 1857, and died
April 28, 1902, aged A years, Z
months, and 20 days. His obituary
writer says while teaching his last
term of school on Thanksgiving day
Nov. 20, 1886, he was married to
Mary l.. Gillaspy; that shortly after
his marriage he attended the medi-
cal department of the State Univer-
sity at Columbia, later taking a
IRIS in medicine in st. Louis.
His death occurred at Munden, Kas.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-05-09
Father and Children Happy.

j. S. Cowden, a substantial farmer
living 3 miles northwest of Co
lumbia, went to Fulton Tuesday in
response to a letter from the
authorities of the Insane asylum
there announcing that his wife had
been cured and was now ready and
anxious to be brought home.
Mrs. COwden has been an inmate
of the asylum for about two years
and her husband and children have
hailed the glad day of her return
with ineXpressible joy.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-05-09

OUR thanks are due the follow.
ing named persons who have re.
Gently paid subscriptions to this
paper, Mr.. Wallace Lily, Mrs
Emma Ballenger, Mrs. Lussie
jenkins, Mr.. Eugene Williams,
and Miss Susie Coleman of Col.
umbia and Mr.. Fred Il. Williams
Of Macon City, Mo.
The professional world. (Columbia, Mo.) 1901-192?, 1902-05-09
Burial of Col. Hickman.

On Thursday afternoon May LIST,
the funeral service of Col. j. !,
Hickman, was held in the Columbia
Baptist church, conducted by Rev,
G. w. Hatcher, and DR.. w. Pope
Yeaman. The burial occurred i'm
mediately afterwards in the ceme-
terry, conducted by the Masonic
Lodge. The active pall-bearers
were H. III. Banks, George w. Hem
derson, John l.. Henry, Simon II
Levy, w. S. st. Clair, and Joseph
Bauman; honorary pall-bearers, w.
F. Switzler, r.. b. Price, q. b. Rol.
Inns, John s. Clarkson, E.. w. Steph-
ems, S. III. Baker, q. w. Trimble and
j. s. Dorsey.
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PRESS OF II STATESMAN

How nice it is when an individ-
ual's subscription is due and they
come in and pay it or send it to
us. On the other hand how dis
gushing it is for individuals to
order the paper "to help US along
and never pay for it.
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The articles sent up from the
old soldier are attracting consider
able attention. They certainly
have the right ring and are doubt
less expressing the sentiments of
many who are interested in the
good of Lincoln Institute.
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d. r.. Vivion and Mrs. e. X
Jones, Columbia.
VIM. Graves and Rena Jenkins,
cOlored.
David Smith and Viola Wright,
Columbia. Groom lS; Caroline
Woods, mother, files her consent.
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O.. E.. S.

Amos Chapter, No. 80.
Meetings second Friday in
each month. Mrs. A. B.
Moore, w. M. Mrs. Lizzie
Richardson, w. S.
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SECOND CHRISTIAN CHURCH

SECOND CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Rev. J. b. Parsons, pastor.
Preaching Sundays II a. m.
and 1880 p. IN.
Prayer meeting Wednes
days 1880 p. m.
Everybody cordially invit
ed to attend.
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DreSSmaking.

Plain sewing and dressmaking
done by Mrs. A. B. Moore, prices
reasonable. Phone 63S; 305, N.
fifth st.
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LADIES COURT.

Golden Queen Court No. 10
meets first Friday in each month.
Mrs. Annie Williams M. A. M.
Mrs. V. l.. Walden Sec.
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K. p.

Acme Lodge, No. "a. Meet.
ings second and fourth
Fridays in each month. w.
H. Turner, G. c.. and ID. ID.
G.. g. w. w. Lampkins, M.
f..
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Ripans Tabules hold their place
as the supreme remedy which
cures dyspepsia, indigestion, stom-
ach, liver and bowel troubles, sick
headache and constipation. No
other single remedy has yet been
found since the twilight of medical
history which is capable Of doing
sc much goodto so large a majority
of mankind.
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A. M. f. CHURCH.

Rev. p. G. Crews, Pastor.
Preaching Sundays IL a.
m. 1880 p. IN.
Sunday school 2:3O p. m.
Prayer meeting every
Wednesday eve, at $50; ev-
cry Dody invited to attend.
- M. f. CHURCH
Rev. j. Arlington Grant,
pastor.
Preaching Sundays IL, a.
IN. and 7:30 p. m.
Sunday school, $3.50 a. m.
Prayer meeting Wednes-
days 1880 to $50; all are made
welcome.
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Lodge and Church Directory.
LODGE.
S. NJ. II.

Mrs. Irena Akers w. P;
Mrs. Lizzie Williams, w. S.
Meeting first Monday in
each month at 3 p. IN.
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u. B.. f..

Crispus Attucks Lodge, No.
go. Meetings 2nd and 4th
Tuesdays in each month.
Visiting members cordially
invited. Caleb Hall, w. M.
A. M. Schweich. w. S.
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Agents wanted in every town in the
state.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1902-08-01

Mercy. Shall / make MANI asked God
Of Truth. No. said Truth, for man
shall turn his face from the light Of rec
titude and grope in the shadows Of way
wardness aud error. Withhold thy ere
alive hand from the thought Of man.
Then God said to Justice, Shall make
MANI i pray thee not said Justice,
for he shall forsake thy providential
law and burden his life with iuiquity;
be will return thee evil for good, and
grieve thy heart continually. Refrain
from making man. Then Mercy came
with lifted heart, sad countensnce, and
Bonded knee and to the question Of an
infinite God, Shall make man. replied,
Make man, and into his nOstriIs breathe
a breath Of thine own life. The quality
Of goodness Is never strained and wher-
ever this creation may take his steps on
land or islands Of the seas far as he
may roam there shall Mercy follow on,
to bless, to guard, and his mistakes TO
mitigate, the paragon Of earth Even
God was moved by Mercy and created
man. And, gentlemen Of the Jury, my
parting word to you is, 60 and deal
mercifully with thy fellow"
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Colby's
speech, John J. Knight took the oath Of
bailiff and the jury put into his charge
to deliberate upon verdict.
Juror Andrews Intercepted.
Mr. Z. B. Andrews, the juror charged
with having expressed his opinion last
March as to the guilt Of Schell, said he
had no recollection of having expressed
himself to Emmett Lister on the Schel
case. What he had already told the
court in his examination concerning
his conversation in Brewster, during
which, to a remark that Schen ought
to receive a sentence of ten years In
the penitentiary, he replied that Schen
might get a sentence but not that
long was all he had said.
Juror Andrews and the Defense
Court met Friday morning and ad-
journed to August 10, 1902, at which
time Judge Smith will hear the motion
argued for a new trial in the Schen
case.
The motion is based upon the allega-
ton that Juror Andrews, last March,
after the killing of Frazer. said in the
presence Of Emmett Lister that Schell
ought to be hung. The defense will
try to prove their allegation as being
true. This Occurance viii restrain
Schell's sentence until August Is
when the judge viii make his ruling
on the motion.