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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-12-11
Circuit Court.

The following proceedings we're
had Friday:
Gundelfnger vs.. Beckby ct al;
verdict for plaintiff for $2s6.05.
Clark vs.. Holdren interrogatories
10 garnishee filed motion to strike
out same filed.
Brookmeire VS.. Keown exceptions
to report of referee filed.
Thomas vs.. Ramsey; motion for
new trial filed and overruled.
Gundelfnger vs.. Becky ct al;
offer of compromise filed.
Davis VS.. Clark verdict for plain.
tiff for $50.
Hutson VS.. Mo. Pacific railroad
Co.; replication filed; jury trial;
cause pending.
The following proceedings were
had Saturday:
B%rookmeire vs.. Keown motion 10
strike out exceptions to referees re.
port.
Spohn VS.. Mo. Pacific Railroad
Co.; change of venue granted to
Miller county.
Hutson vs.. Mo. Pacific Railroad
Co.; verdict for IIutson for $1,000.
Leland vs.. Clark; judgment for
plaintiff by consent for $50.
Bauer VS.. Hotter jury trial.
Following are Mondays pr oceed-
ings:
State VS.. Steffens two cases dis.
missed.
State VS.. Bodenheimer dismissed.
State VS.. Alex Williams contin.
ued.
State VS.. Hutson continued.
State vs.. Taylor; dismissed.
State VS.. Middleton twenty. one
cases continued.
State VS.. Mcconnell. charged
with carrying concealed weapons;
plea of guilty entered fined $50.
State VS.. Morlock dismissed.
Bauer vs.. Hoefer; motion for new
trial overruled by consent.
In consignment Samuel Engleton;
second statement of assignee, W. S.
Dawson, filed.
Clark vs.. Holdern motion to quash
writ of punishment and return
thereto filed.
Hicks VS.. Hicks; alias writ issued
and continued.
DulIe VS.. Stock dismissed.
IIutson vs.. Mo. Pacific railroad
Co.. motion for new trial filed.
Gundeltinger VS.. Becky ct al;
motion for new trial filed.
Morrison ct al vs.. Vcith ct al; de.
cree in partition; sale ordered Feb
ruary term of court.
Bull ct al vs.. Antweiler ct al
order of sale approved.
Dawson, assignee, VS.. Lehman;
continued,
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Twice a Week for a Dollar a
Year.

The Weekly Republic of st. Louis
will 60 TO its subscribers twice a week
turing November and December, n
sheet of six pages being mailed every
Tuesday and another every Friday.
This will give the readers the news
from one to five days earlier than
heretofore, aud part of it ahead of
any weekly paper, no matter where
printed or what day issued. THE
SPECIAL MISSOURI EDITION
will be continued with q page of
special State news each week, and
the price will be unchanged, ONE
DOLLAR A YEAR, with the usual
comm >sious to agents. Address,
ruE BEpUBLIc, St. Louis, Mo.
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Valuable to Intending Settlers
and investors.


The Missouri. Kansas & Texas
railway has issued a folder contain
ing q county map Of the State OF
texas, and a description Of the sew.
raj Counties through which its lines
pass.
These counties are beyond doubt
he iiohest and best in the state, and
intending settlers, home seekers or
INVESTORS should not fail to obtain q
copy OF this folder which will be
1hceriully and promptly mailed 10
my address in the world upon sppli,
cation 70 CASTOR Meslier, General
Passenger and Ticket Agent, NJ, h,
& T. R'y, Sedalla, Mo.
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Mtns' cotton worsted suits for

Mtns' cotton worsted suits for
$500
Double back overcoats, 81 inches
long, for $3.50 at NJ. Goldman's.
M. Goldman and the Red Store are
preparing to receive a large supply
Of new goods.
Ladies' fine cloaks and jackets for
half their value at the Red Store.
The largest and finest line of chill
drens suits and coats ever brought
to this market, at NJ. Goldman's.
Mers' Kentucky jeans pants for
90c., at Nj, Goldmun's.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-12-11

y. TiD j, tLRoAD TINE TABLE.
WESTWARD.
n bay Express. Arrives ! :T pm.
Leaves | ;20p IN.
M. rhrpngh Express. Arrives 49,
Pa. Leaves IL :2S am.
n ga. Il Passenger. Arrives IL $50
y. ~ Leaves 12:45 pm.
No. o., les - Express Arrives 2:lO am.
Leaves 2:l0 a. m.
f'reiguS, cagrius passengers. Leaves 0:25
.. m.
= EASTWARD.
No. 2,nay Express. Arrives $40 pm.
Leaves 2 :55 pm.
No. 4, Through Express. Arrives 2:l0
n. IN. Leaves 2:10 a. M.
No. q, Local Passenger. Arrives LEO
Leaves | 40 p. m.
Freight, carries passengers. Leaves 4;l0
p. IN.
Local passenger trains 8 and 6 run be-
tween st. Louis and Kansas City. Three
sections Of night train east. Texas ex-
press, No. O., has through chair car via.
Lexington branch. Free reclining chair
oars on all through trains.
LEBANON BRANCH.
Trains / ave jefferson City at $50 a.
M, arriving at Aurora $50 a.. nj.
Returning. will leave Aui "a at 11:3
p. M, arriving at Jefferson City at 2;3
p. m. JOHN D. CHURCH .Agt..
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HuckIen's Arnica saIve.

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, sift heum, fever
sores ,%tctter, chapped hands, chhblains ,
rorus and all skin eruptl0ns, ana posit-
lively cures piles or no pay required. II
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
" money refunded. Price 20 cents pei
box. For sale Dy A. Brandenberger.
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The OHIO & MISSISSIPPI R'Y
IL the only road running
a passenger train from
Ct T,nuis In Cincinnati.

G;nn;,no,;
2G A1 TST TIT En- TpArNs
: sun from St. Louis TO Cincinnati
are run ifosu y o. d. All classes ~
10y Tue ". w. - ,hasa o.,s
passengers nase W." "S
w,.u ,.", Hnas sre ;stendsd to deceive
nnh,;n 20 M o,her road runs a.
.na smns cors from s. Louis
ta'C ~ paoss re lime nv tho @.
d., -
q NJ ruAN N uO,1ps
LEO W.;~S.,; ,.L,
l.oa, p" ,han NV Tho Innosr aud in.
4u.s
io M CuANcE on CARS
ssntn ~ I'm. ~ + .ouis.
TX ts's $3.50 NJ ;rari, phiI.,ial.
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Thursday, December II, 1890.

Our first snow Of this winter fell
last Sunday afternoon.
Holiday presents, useful and orna-
mental, in great variety. Styles and
prices to suit everybody store open
every evening from Monday, Dec. 8,
until Xmas. R. Dallmeyer, Madison
st.
A farmers institute, under the aus
pieces Of the State board Of agricul-
turc, will be held in this city on the
18th and 10th Of next month. The
meeting promises TO be an interesting
one, and a large attendance. is ex-
pected. q, l.
With every $40 purchase off, M.
Goldman, ope-half dozen card size
photographs. . "
Mrs. Minor Allen, Of neal Etdon,
in Miller county, under indictment
for forging her husbands name to
notes for $500, was brought to this
city last Friday and placed in Jail to
awsit the Miller county circuit court
next March.
If YOU need a Cloak be sure to see
us before bying elsewhere. Our as
sortment is the largest and prices the
lowest for same quality and make Of
goods. Dress goods Of all grades and
colors at low prices. Special values
at 10, ~ l-2, 20, 25, % and SOC per
yard. r. Dallmeyer, Madison st.
Vendors OF cheap goods on the
street corners should be made pay
for the privilege. Our merchants do
n yearly and legitimate business Z;
they sell goods of a better quality
for the same money, and they spend
their money here, and should be fully
protected against the street vender
Of a day or two.
| WANTED-A girl to do general
house work for a family of three.
Apply at M. Goldman's clothing
store.
Mr.. VIM. Derringer has removed
to Elston and will continue in the
'mud" business. 1l.6t
Prof. w. N. Haider Of Taos, was
in the city this week and gave our
J Office a pleasant call.
Mems Congress shoe only $1.45 at
the Red Store. See them if you
want a good shoe.
The Red Store is now well stocked
with a handsome variety of goods
that is in daily demand by the citi.
zens Of this city and surrounding
country.
For the next two weeks to give
space for new goods coming-the
Red Store will sell all goods at great.
ly reduced prices.
Shoes are almost given. .away-the
quality and price will please you.
Red Store.
If you want ladies' cloaks or jack
cts at the lowest prices ever known in
this city, call at once at the Rec
Store. 81;
The Red Store is compelled to
make room for a large new stock Of
goods, and for the next two weeks
will offer goods at o sacrifice. SEE
goods and prices at once.
A nice line of mems boots ant
shoes, Ladics' Misses and children
hoes at the Red Store.
Please send in your subscription
10 TIE STATE REpUBAcAN.y
: A nice asserlmeut 9f road cart
ard wagons. can be Seen at f. A
! Dwights, 702 West stree
! Ladies' fine shoes at only Sl.5(
! Sold at So everywhere else. See tn
greatest bargains ever offered
shoes, al the Red Store.
. Send us your orders for job printing
: you want neat aud clean work at To-
figures. Cali aud see samples and al
!. certain prices.
SUDDEN will make you finer cabin'
: size photographs for the money tina
anybody else in the city. Go to hi
y aud get the best.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-12-11

The preliminary trial of the case
of the state against w. ]. Rice,
charged with feloniously and unlaw-
fully assaulting Abbie M. Yount.
was tried in Ashland Friday, Novem.
Der 2S, in Justice w. p. Boqua's
court. l. w. Boulware of Fulton, APP
peared for the defendant and G.. H.
Gordon, f. NJ. Bass and Eli Penter
represented the state. When the ease
was called both sides answered ready
and the court proceeded to trial.
Nearly sixty witnesses had been
summoned, though only about one
tenth part Of these were examined.
After hearing the evidence aud the
arguments, Justice Boqua decided
to hold the prisoner without bail and
committed him to the Columbia Jail
to await the February term of the
circuit court. This decision of the
justice seemed TO meet with general
public favor with the exception of a
few of Rice's young friends from Cal
laway, some of whom, in their en-
thusiasm, thought they would take
him home with them anyway. They
were deferred, however, from at.
tempting this. -Columbia Statesman.
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List of Letters.

Remaining in the postotice at Jefferson
City for the week ending December s,
1890. Persons calling forsame will please
say ''advertiSed:h
JOSEPH STAMPFLI, p. M.
Baugh, Lawrel Clark, Grant
Elvins, II. Hammons, Amanda
Hord, j. w. Hume, Geo. H..
Jones, Amos Hausker, Maggie
Layton, David Lowrie, Maggie G..
Montgomery, L. Morris, John (2)
Murray, S. d.. O'Hora, Mrs. Annie
Wilkerson, Dol wager, Virginia E.
lie B. Yoergier, Otillia
Young, Mrs. Fannie.
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Postmasters arc authorized to re-
ueive subscription for this paper.
We allow them the usual newspaper
commission.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-12-11

1t cannot be too generally known,
urges the st. Louis Star-Sayings,
that Mlssourl's mining industries are
being steadily developed, although
they r yet in their infan.y The
value Of the lead, zinc, iron and coal
mined last year exceeded So ,000, 900,
and the total will be far greater I n
the current year. More mines are
being opened every month, new
manufactures are constantly raising
their walls and a great era of mining
and commercial prosperity is opening
out. The young man who'd aiken
Horace Greeley's advice had better
pitch his tent in grand old Missouri.
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- Surrounded by "a fine agricultural
CREAV and grazing country clio 90 to m'nss OF
vtMLnh. precious metals, iron an coal posses
RALl,S sing II water power nneaqnaled in Amer
u" lea, tits .ontana's industrial centre,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-12-11

Along tho Great Northern Railway uoTNr
Line in Montana arc free ranches IUUnu
and pasturage, mines OF precious netai', MINI
iron and coal, and new cities and towns. MANI
Now is your chance.
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The valleys of Red Mouse, Missouri, n II
MIX aud sun Rivers reached by G'cat ", n.
Northern Ky. Line. Half rate exonr- n 7
sions Sept. 0, 20, and Oct. II, 1890. v rite Il. Ii.
FL WHISKY, 1T. Paul, Kim.
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Uppnc These have made Montana the
NENUD. richest state per cnpitH in the Union
NrNPu Plenty OF room for more miners and
lHnO. stockraisers. Now Is the time.
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ADAMANT
WALL PLASTER.
Office, Io8 Columbia Stree
Roxwell Building.
TT GRAHAM BERRY. Ialtf

The peculiar features Of this plaster
are its wonderful hardness and quick
drying qualities We reckon time of
Adamanting by days instead OF weeks
Walls when finished practically 6re-
proof and not destroyed by water.
Any desired finish. white, marble Or
grey sandstone 100 600 buildings
Adamanted in last three years For
prices, testimonials, &C, address as
above
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4 Quiet Week Among City Sc
cret Societies.
GRAND Aaa6y posTs MUSTERED.
HsseAas ~ YysAtas nam $500 - - Del
Sesssa-s. o. \ = Gsssd LsAgs o.
s4ss n~ss-A Nev Ledge.

There il bus lstsae n report for the secret
orders Of the city. The Knights Of Pyfhias
lodges are growing. and the new hall viii
b. ready for dedication the lst Of 1uly-
Following are the reports Of the week:
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4 rALx OF sus cAxSlnALs.

Howard 1Ampoon.
A cAnuihal iivrd ON . eanuibAi isies
And vas thinner than thin could -.
Ms le9s were - lean IS the tail OF . rat
HI head ratified round Ia his NUN eef ave hat.
And he lrft no mark on the sand where he 81.
q. woiui sight vas hei
4 dismal sight was he
Hou, there cams 10 this Island from over the
lsaasnle missieaarrs:
His weight Was three hundred ani fersy-fhres
His p.nnea ana his ,s~is ana his scasar. we're
Ana BE lea mark when be s&s On NE ground
Juss two sad . bali fess hy thr.s
- be- did
Just two ana half fees ~ sArs~
nut TIE moral I'm srysas 20 teach IN NY song.
You soon will he Able ~ se~,
yue the ChrsstiAa pscssd ioSsls ana sssehahas
Ne learned armed, irons sAs heather the sAsax TIA, was
AID azs sunday mornins - coca - 's~~
light
He sis up the eannississ'
He sts ap he caaaibales.
FINE ROADSTER FoR sAIk
Old Tom" hall hseshss % Rel kefc.@ For
particulars see J. 2. MeSasEat reesa e. sestcs
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Seattle Trlee. Ne. .. l. o. Il. ~. eoa-
issrsd 40 degree Al Tie meeting held last
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There will be . wedding at Armory hall
Thursday evening, June 26 After the
wedding there will be concert A small
admission will be charged. the proceeds to
be applied. toward purchasing . site for the
A. II. T.. church.
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SOME NEW FACTS

One hundred pushing completion stclas Cable Line at West
Seattle
The Ferry West Seattle running regularly from $50
1880
The SC Communication Fare will include both Ferry and Cable
The Union Pacific rapid work. and their Passenger Depot
extensive Shipping Docks Warehouses West Seattle will be pushed
completion without delay.
The West Seattle Terminal Railway Pushing the work their
Great Wheat Warehouse Docks with
Rapid rail connection with delightful spot question Of ona
few months
West Seattle the only part the City where experience practical
immunity from street grades
No place equals the WS for Charming Home for Business Location
Take word for look for yourself and examine these facts
Great values and this
Seattle
The First Regiment Band will another their Grand Air
aWst Seattle Sunday afternoon June 49, 1890 from ESO 5
for all Take ferry foot Of Marion
For full information concerning lands Of the West Seattle
and Improvement COMPANY call
LLEWELLYN e co
SOLE AGENTS,
Cherry Street, Between Front and Second Streets.
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MMURRAY.
2lca acres OF coal land are held By Eastern
capitalists on Lake McMnrrsy.
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Culver's Carbolic 6<lse-msxtc heaie r-cuts
bruises. bu us. etc Tw-nty Eve ens
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| WASHINGTON
TERRITORY
INVESTMENT 90.
Pad UR CAPITAL ~ ssasea
oooyooo-x ~ = IAks uniea. oxaA "a
Of elsef.sc ess H.. hsvfnx ssvsEai
hnndsed tose II vass lsous ana vai-
uahee Improvements
o93yooo-esxi1A norsnvsa corner Yruns go
Bell strsetA TeTn4 oneh halt eaaA:
balance 6vs yean g pr cent
o11sooo-elaSoe eash: basancs yeass 9 ~
eknt: VII bay sour eood S-eoom
houses uhiea yisli n inoons q u
isa ss ssssn s g ,s.s
Pike street wiz b bussneo peop-
&xty soou-
$4,000.
QUEEN ANNE TOWN
One Of the finest pieces Of pro rsru In ssaaGas.
"a new modern house. with AL toe convou-
ala. Il es s.. ls, sod
china cioses: magnificent vtews et uounsains
sound IN ctiy. handsome lawn: very eccsGd-
Ss.s sos III ss 8: % Front sr.-s pra
ooso0o-Lot e0xs3o o seventh street.. hesWsoa
Stewart and Olive. upoa which d
erected 2sscsy ouiidtsg now rsassd
ana paying H pr cent on invsse
o5.ooo-Tvo son soxln. on seventh ssrsse -
tween lacksnn aud Main.
es'soe-n ,oss ~ block = Gilman Para aAA
oi.soo-Two Of the finest less In union addt-
ton: 20 sftuatsd that the view en-
-. soe-ipxl2s: corner In Yealsr's 6rse Cd
dtitoa This 10 hall psica
o1sloo-A house and two lots IN Lynch 4
ssis sc,. sa aad s1 ,oo vs snss
B.ildinss and sround leases for sals a PIKE
street and On WesI
HOUSES.
Houses furnished and unfurnishsd IN I'll
para Of the city.
BUSINESS OPENINGS.
%, Soo-one Of the old ss and bsst estsb-
Iisned BE- keries in The Northwest DO
ing ls'ge and pro6tatls business
sisseo-A ;, n,.s,elass grocery sssiaesA vsn
FARMS.
q .sSo-Yor Is acr Of bottom land, . scrss
In grass: near Maple vallsy.
ACRES.
Large tracts for sale near Lsks washi1gton.
near Arlington end Port Washington.
WEST SEATTLE.
Business property. the best near the cable
line.
some beautiful residence property, very
cho &c and cheap.
Hotels and lodginshouses in al parts Of the
city.
sEDRO 10 the coming city in the North. We
have some enc property centrally iocassd. We
ouyerR
We have . large list Of some Of the
best property in the city, which We
shall be pleased to show to any one
calling ct our Office.
Insurance Department.
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rrN TO fIFTY HOURS aAyED


BY taking the Northern Pacific vestibuled train:
leaves eeattle sos .. m. daily. No change oil
cars and I'll n,iies the shortest route 70 Chicago
gers In Union depot ten 10 fifty hourp ahead oil
other lines- A. chiiberg. city ticket agent III
Second street, B0ston block: = Tonkin. depot
ticket aren't. seattle.
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KNIGHTS or ryrHrAs

Seattle Division. Uniform Rank, No. 1,
X. OF p. met last Wednesday night and
did considerable business.
Harmony Lodge. No. 5. met last Thurs
day night and transacted only routine BUSH
ness.
Queen City Lodge. No 10, met last Mon
upon three candidates.
North Star Lodge, No. 81. met las, FRI
day night and conferred the second dregree
upon one candidate.
Seattle Loage. No. 81, met last night and
did work in ali three degrees. There are
about dozen candidates waiting TO be ad-
vanced and applications are received every
night
A rev division. Uniform Rank. was or
eanizsd last week at Yakima.
Supreme Representative Frank Young
has resigned his position. ana Grand Chan
oellor N. II Smith has appointed Harry
Bi,elew TO all the vacancy.
IL is expected thai the rythian hall will
be ready for dedication the first week in
July, when there will be public inssalla-
,ion OF the officers of the four city lodges
Several delegates from the Knights ei
rythias bodies In this city viii 20 to Mig-
waakee. Wis, 60 attend the sixteenth ses.
Sion Of the Supreme Lodge Knights ol
Pyihsas Of the world. and the first en-.
eampment Of the Uniform Raak. 10 be held
IN that city during the week commencing
July T. IL Is the Intention OF the order 10
make this conclave grand af.
fair. and low railroad fares from
aii points OF the Union have
keen secured. The official programme
announces that Monday. Iuiy :. will Re de-
voted 90 receiving supreme representatives
lodge eineias and divisions of the
Uniform Rank. with reception
in the evening. Tuesday there all.
ten building where adarV~s,s
W. n Hoard. Of Wisconsin, Mayor George
W, Peek and the grand chancellor q VS.
eonsin. with responses by members Of the
supreme body. Az II A. m. the fsrst meet.
ING Of the supreme lodge viii he held. A,
p, m. there vii he grand parade 81 ths
Uniform Rank, The lire OF march
teiag three miles long. wednes.
CAV there wsll he competitive drill.
during tAs forenoon. Al n m. there
wsil 70 grand field review OF the Pyshian
army. Al 80 o'clock grand pzis. cen.
cert viii he gwen by all brass bands.
Thursday the competitive drills viii I've re.
saniea. In the evening there wiil he a fsae
py rrsechnss display At Cod spring pArk.
Friday Al p. va the grand prtze drill will
he held. assa oss Saturday the prizes. will be
awarded by the iaagss. The eight prss.
fer proficiency IN drill are from 81 ,oo 10
sieo
ssrEossn egRES sEp ssS.
Seattle TFlee. Ne. :. l. o Il. ~, Goa
issrsd 40 degree ., TIC meeting held last