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CONDITION OF THE WATER.

Temperature and condition of water at
a.m--Great Falls. temperature. 4S: condition.
80. Receiving reservoir temperature, SO. Con-
dition at north connection. &c. condition at
south connection. 20: distributing reservoir.
temperature. 81: condition at inluent gate
house. SO; condition at fluent gate house. So
High tide in the river l:2l pm; low tide in
the river, 7:2S Pm
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Star SDrinp Major

Ladies' Solid Gold Rings, 81; Ladies' Golt
Watches, Sl3, S15, SIC, reduced; Gold Ey,
Glasses, 81 VoIGr & HAAS, 7l3 7th st. 1t"
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YOun eyesight fitted. 81. Hrs1PLrR, 453 Pa. av.

VIZ ARE very busy now, but will be glad to
show you our $40 light medium and heavy
weight overcoats EIsEMAN Bros, 9TH and Z.
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WHAT means that dismal sound? Is it not a
woman's grcan? 'Tis true. And yet her head
ache can be cured instantly by 'Bromodine. "
21c. for six dOses.-Adrt.
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Triplc-plate Napkin Rings, Soc; reduced
IT. NoiGT & HAAS, lis 9TH St
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IMPORTED ginger ale IL dozen, at
CHARLES kRAEMER's,
131 1th st. NV.
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SEE How MUCH you can save by reading our
advertisement on fourth page.
T. GOLDSCHMrD,
IOO1-lOO9 ST NV
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The well-knoNn firm of Johnson Brothers
supply more families with fuel than any one
firm in the United States.
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AUCTION SALES.

4 Asst SPECIAL SAIL
iEE ENTIRE STOCK OF DRY GOODS CONTAINED
"a , lOAh No. 800 SENENTa SrkEEI NORTH
MESl ~ III. iE SOLD Al AUCTION ON THIliS-
Dh. NoNEhBl.k SMITH. AT IEN O'CLOCK,
" ACCot NJ Oh ~ MON AL TO ga SENENIH
SlkELI NOkIInEST
4. ne stocA con,lsis an arr as follows: Silk Nelvets.
flile ores bO"ds Linens ClOGks furs, Cloth III AN
n'i- besides fLll line Underwear, NoiloLs aud
ho1sckc' ng Goods. usually found IN irst-cIAss dry
good, store.
iEG'cs VII d. well b. attending This will lie the
Ia, '.@y and every thing must b, closed out
NIX EOlEA AuCtioupcr.
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CITY ITEMS.
Voigt & Haas, Jewellers, 7l3 7th st. NV.
nam. tn, tn. f-2w

800 More of those Mems Fine Saxony Wool
500 German Hand-knit Jackets, selling SO
rapidly at SL49. 1T {. AUEEBACI's, 9TH and III,
n3-6t
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HAVE YOUR measure taken for a pair of our
s. custom pants. Fit guaranteed. EIsEMAN
bios. 18th and L.
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FURNITURE
Shrude buyers who look around before pur-
chasing have secured big bargains at 731 9Th
ST. NV. G. L. BIRCKHEAD.
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We ADVISE early buying, as the demand for
our $40 overcoats Is great. EIsEMAN Bros,
7th and T. ats.
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House & HERRMANNs for furniture and car
pets Cash or credit. See adv't., page 3.
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STATEN BRAU VEGsASDT BIER, bottled at the
brewery i'll Munich. CHARLES kRAEMEI, agent
137 9Th street northwest.
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BAKERS COP LIVER on AND MALT arrests
cough, increases flesh saves lite. Thousands
endorse it. Sold by druggists.
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United American Veterans.

The Order of the United American Veterans
held meeting last night in the parlors of the
National Hotel. The organization was per-
fected and a number Of applications for men,
bership were received. Among the new mem
bers were Theodore Gatchel, William Il. Aylett,
Gen. Henry NJ. Cist, Samuel Donaldson. NJ j.
Wright, Gen. Rosccrans, Col. A. H. Hull. G..
s. Pelman, John NJ. Hickey, Clarence F. Cobb,
L. G. Muning, Charles IL. Ingram and A. j.
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LAST AND SPECIAL sale of the stock Of dry
goods at sos 7th street northwest. See adyt in
auction column
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Plated Berry Bowls, "a. VoIGr Il HAAS.

Sleeplessncss, Nervous Prostitution. Nerv-
Gus dyspepsia, Dizziness, Blues cured by Or.
Miles Nervine. Samples free at
MERITS DRUG STORE l0l4 f at
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EXAMINE the material of which we mako
suits to order for so and S2j. EIsENAS Bros,
9Th and L.
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No Foreign Flavor about it, Home mad,
Is Salvation Oil Price only % cents. 2
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VISIT THE EMPIRE GARRETT CLEANISa WORKS.
e3l-6o5 Mass. ave. n. ". Telephone 42o-2.
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CHOICE ROSES and decoration plants at STC-
pEKs. 80 st. NV. Moderate prices.
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FUssrLL's CAFE. 1927 New York avenue.
Ererytling good.
Everything III season.
Everything Sentcel and comfortable.
Prices low.
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Buy Your Coal of J. MAURY DOVE. Only
Highest grades OF family coal handled
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

FORECAST TILL EIGHT AN WEDNESDAY,.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. fair; continued low temperature;
southwesterly winds.
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Noiu Eye ulasses, SZ.4O. No1Gr HAAS
Piles! Piles! Pilcs!-Dr. Williams Indian
Pile Ointment is the only sure cure for Blind
bleeding or Itching Piles ever discovered. 1t
never tails to cure old chronic cases Of long
standing. WILLIAMS MIRO. Co., Cleveland,
Ohio. ia25-s tu l5Ot
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Sec VOigt & Haas Windows.
GOODS marked remarkably low; will pay YOU II

Victor Becker's Piano Store, $40 9th St.
NV. Tuning and repairing of pianos and reed
organs. First-class work at moderate prices
Church organs tuned by Prof Geo. J. Becker
Also instruction on piano and organ. n3-3ts
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A Fatal Attack of Diphtheria.

Congressman and Mrs. William E. Mason were
suddenly stricken yesterday by the death Of
their our-year-old son, Laurence George Ma
son. The sad event took place at the Masons
residence, in this city. The bright little fellow
had been sick for some days with . throat
trouble, which turned out. as it was feared
would be the case, TO be diphtheria. MIR. and
Mrs. Mason have SIX remaining children.
Fined for Beati ng ree-Lcggcd Mule.
Thomas Rautber is a cripple and walks with
the aid of two crutches. He keeps a saloon in
Jackson City and drives a white mule with
three legs. The animal has the fourth leg,
but as it cannot be used it leaves the creature
with virtually three legs. Yesterday the old
man came across the bridge to consult a
horse doctor about his mule, but when he
reached tie 900 the animal refused to 70
further and when he used his whip Special
Officer Weldon at the 400" arrested him. He
was tried in the Police Court this morning and
Judge Miller fined him IS. The old man only
had 90 with him, but the judge released him
to pay the fine tomorrow.
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Gold Eye Glasses, s2.4O. vo1er l. HAAS

Pickle Dishes, best plate, 81; Breakfas
Casters, best plate, 81. VOIGT & HAAS. 1t
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Solid Gold Initial Rings for Gent, 81 %
reduced from Sc VoIGT & HAAS. It,
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Saratoga Star Spring Water for sale in bo
ties and by the glass by all druggists. SAM
Z. PALMER, Agent. jaZ5-s, tu TIL J0t
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919 PrsSsrLvANrA AVENUE NV.

1T IS WITH PLEASURE We ANNOUNCE
OUR STOCK REpLETE WITH CHOIt
NOVELTIES. IT Is EQUALLY GRAFT
FLYING 40 INFORM OTIS PATRONS THAT
GOODS HAVE BEEN PURCHASED from
FIRST HANDS, AT THE VERY LOWEST
PRICES. AND THAT WE PROPOSE GIVING
GOOD FORTUNE IN BUYING La GELY
PREVIOUS 40 THE ADVANCE IN FOREIGN
GOODS.
wEHAvE AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF
FOREIGN BLACK GOODS. COMPRISING GOODS
FROM ALL The cELLBl.AIED MAKERs IN
EUROPE.
OUR STOCK OF SILKS. BOTH CoIoRED AND
BLACE, MAS NEVER BITTER. IN NELVETs
WI CAN Show YOU OYER ONE HUNDRED
DIFFLRLNT SHADES OF THIS SEASONS
COLDS
OUR DRESS GoUDs DEPARTMENT CANNOT
BE EEAT.
WE HAVE THE GRANDEsT LINE OF
FRENCH ROLES EVER SHOWN IN THIS Oh
ANY OTHER CITY. QUALITIES CANNOT BE
EXCELLED. STYLES ARE MAGNIFICENT. A
GRAND ASSORTMENT 10 MAXI loCE sELEC-
TIONS IRON.
OUR LINE OF ILAIN FRENCH AND Eng
LISn DRLSS GOODS COMPRISE ALL OF THE
NEw COLoIlNGS AND DESIGNS
OR STOCK OF PLAIDs Ii LARGE AND AT
TRACTINE-EIcH WITH RARE CoLoRs AND
GO ID QUALITIES.
wEHAyE FIFTY PIECES OF STRIPES AND
PLAIDs IN ALI-woOL GOODS OF GOOD QUAIL
ITY WHICH WE OFFER AT THE LOW PRICE
OF FIFTY CENTS PER YARD. AsTRAKHAN
CLOTH II BLACK, BROWN, TAN, GRAY AND
CARDINAL.
W. L. sHUsTER Sons
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Gold Spectacles, 50. Voiar & HAAS. It,
Plated Gypsy Kettles, 75c. NoIer L Haas. =
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ENTRIES for all the traces" posted the even.
ing before at Drivers, COS Pa. ave.-Adrt
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JOINS Restaurant. 112G eth ST. NV.
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Charge Against a Druggist Dismissed

RACE ENTRIES posted every evening at
Drivers, sos Pennsylvania avenue.-Adrt
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Gold Chatelaine Watches, 80; reduced from
S12. NoIGT HAAS lt<
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Fine FoorwEAE
You need n OF consume much time in looking for
what you want in Shoes either for street or dress
wear. Our stock has been made meet your require
ments
MEMS SHOES made OF Patent Leather. Kangaroo
and Calf stock. All the latest styles
LADIES PATENT LEATHER, FRENCH KID, DON.
COLA AND GOAT in Lace and Button.
MISSES, BOYS YOUTHS AND CHILDs STOCK
COMPLETE
HOOVER & SNYDER
o17-3m 1917 Penn ave.
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LECTURES.
CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY LEcTUREs.
PUBLIC COURSES FOR NOVEMBER
In the Lecture Hall Of the Catholic Univcrsi,y -
America.
WEDNESDAYS.

WEDNESDAYS.
Very Rev. AUGUSTINE r. HEWITT. Dp. esp op
The kolat rs Between the Natural and the uIer-
Natural order:
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 5-Edrn and the Scr
pcnt.
WEDNESDAY. SovEMBi L i2-r Cor aculum IN
Jcrt.sAcn.
koV. !. l. CHAPELIE. DID. on The IAfe and Works
MkDNE>1AY. NOVEMBER le-st GresOry the
oMkDNEsnki. NOVEMBER ce-st. erssOry ,As
Hts
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IL Karat Ladies' Am. Gold Watches stem
winding, ga; reduced. VoIGr & HAAS. IL
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Buy Your Coal OF j. MAURY DOVE. Onl;
highest grades of family coal handled. jyl5-ti
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FRIDAYS

Rev. GEORGE VI. 81 ARLl,. N.A.Cs.r:
tories.
Rev. CLARE nee T. wooDNAN PA ID. C SIP, on
f,cCtritltA IN Modern Ilfc.
fElDAl. NOMINEES 4-E.ectricity in tho House.
lhIrAY. NoyRMBtR ai-The TeieThone
Hr.nlDaN. NOVEMBER 2S-Eloctric Lights and
!
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srAINEp GLAss sursTIrurE. AM 7th st. n.
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Funs, Fuksu
Another supply Of sealskin- Shoulder Capes,
with Flaring Collars. Sealskin Jackets. in
small. medium and large sizes. Wool Seal.
Astrachan. Skunk. Mink and Persian Lamb
Capea
AL goods reliable and sold % low % any
house in America. large stock to select from.
wILLETT 4 RUOFF,
HAT1ERS AND FURRIERa
s6-3m sos PENN AVE
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WIN G. vIERBUCHEN
Formerly Double oombnation)
Rs.-NAKR NO MISTAKE IN NUMBER nit
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ONE PRICE.

". Il. sHUsTER Sons
sl9 TENN. AVE NV.
ONE PRICE MI
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Phillips Digcstible Cocoa
Does not distress and adds flesh snd weight. 2
Boys Stem Winders. 81. VoIGr 4 HAAS. 1t"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20

Gov. Francis has issued q procia-
nation prohibiting the importation
into this state of cattle subject 10 the
Texas fever from the following ter
ritory, said to be infected:
In all that country lying west OF
the Mississippi river and south and
east of q line commencing on the Mis-
sissippi river at boundary line be-
tween Missouri and Arkansas, thence
running westward on said boundary
line to the eastern boundary of The
Indian territory, thence running
northward to the southern boundary
Of Kansas, thence westward along
said boundary of Kansas to the l0O.h
| mercd;an of longitude, thence south
ward along said Tooth meridian of
longitude 10 the southern boundary
of Chiidrcss coNIty in Texas, thence
westward along the southern bound
airy of the counties Of Childress, liail,
Briscoc. Swishcr, Castro and Farmer
to the eastern boundary OF New
Mexico, thence south along The cast
ern boundary Of New Mexico due
south to the Bio Grande river, thence
east and south along said river to the
Gulf Of Mexico.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20
No!and'S Case.

Ex Treasurer Ell. I. Noland APP
peared Monday before Justice of the
Peace George Wagner in answer TO a
complaint fled on Monday by W. S.
Dawson, prosecuting attorney for
this county, charging him with en-
bezzlcmcnt of the public funds of the
state to the amount Of $50, 745 go.
After waving n preliminary cXamina.
ton, gave bond In the sum of $4,000
for his appearance AZ tie May term
of the Cole county circuit court,
which meets on the 18th of May
next. The bond was accepted with
5. G. holland, T. ii. Nolald, John
S. Sullivan, George c. Ramsey, VIM.
X. Bradbury, Wan. Todd, Jesse w.
Henry, c. A. Ware and A. Prizes
meyer rs sureties.
The st. Louis Republic publishes
II letter from John O'Day stating tlat
he has paid to the new treasurer lis
portion of the dclcit--oae twenty
6tth-Sl,S0 3.00.
A meeting of Noland's bondsmen
is called 10 he held III St. Louis on
the 20 Ii inst, to arrange tho settle
ment Of the deficit,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20
FARM T
IN TIEoGIARpEE -ASDeReHARD.-~

Sow the parsely seed as carly rs pos.
siblc, as it requires Il long time for ger
mination.
Along the line Of a wire fence is an
cxccllont location for Lima beans and
other climbing plants.
The best time to hunt for borers is in
May. Coal ashes are said to be excel
lent as a preventive of borers.
Sow ashes on the young clover if you
want the crop to grow off rapidly before
the warm weather ome out.
1t Is better to kill one or two of the
young pigs than to allow the SOW TO at
tempt to provide milk for a large litter.
Don't turn stock on the pasture until
the grass thereon has made good growth
us it simply destroys the young plants.
If you can succeed In poisoning one or
two rats the others will become distrust-
full and leave, as they are very suspic-
ious.
See flat the labels on rev planted
fruit trees are not too tight the wire cut
ling into the wood making it liable to
break and stop the flow of sap.
On warm, sunny days in winter many
insects that hibernate are stirred to ac-
tivitv. Many of these may be trapped
under beads placed about thoir hauuts.
The ear,g peas will stand quite q frost,
and the seed should 30 ID as soon as the
grou'id begins TO become warm. GoW
the dwarf kinds for an early crop.
The MOLE wriukled the pea seed the
better the quality. but thc sjnds that arc
of the wrinklcd varieties are not usually
the earliest land also require supports.
The farmer who thinks there can c
nothing new In agriculture should roy
member that 30 or 40 years ago La
grandfather thought the same way. 4
is Il fact, agriculture has made more adj
vancement during The past 10 years than
In any other 10 years Of the worlds his
tory.
Lice in the poultry house must be kept
down. On the first approach Of VAIN
weather the pests will begin to breed
rapidly and over-run the cntiro prem
iscs.
Young strawberry plants can be sci
out rs early as the ground permits so as
to get the benefit of the spring rains and
become well rooted before the dry season
approaches.
Have n box for martins and wrcns In
order that they may assist in killing in
sects. If sparrows arc troublesome In
preventing other birds from building
near the house III Ike war on them.
; A hawk usually alIsl's before attempt.
ing to catch n chick In order to make
observation. Fastcn a steel trap on q
i, tall pole, aud the chances are that the
hawk will allight thereon aud be caught.
Seed corn must be examined now. II
The seed has been kept dry, and in a
place of uniform temperature, there will
be no difficulty of its terminating, but ii
in a cold damp place the chances arc
that II bps been injured
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20

The democratic State Central COM.
mittce has fixed the 1lth of June
for the State Democratic Nomi-
mating convention, and st. Joseph
the place. The democratic party is
rapidly disappearing from the state.
st. Joe is on the extreme northwest
boundary. Another step and the
party will flop over.
The following candidates were
nominated for Aldermen at the re-
publican meeting at the county court
house on last Thursday evening:
First Ward-Henry Ruwart. Sec
ond Ward - Herman Jcns. Third
Ward-Jacob Tanner and j. w.
Schultz. Fourth Ward - Henry
Schwartzott.
S. w. Cox and Henry Priesmeycl
were nominated for members of the
school board.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20

The dcfalcation of ex-Statc Treas
urer Ed. holland is q natural result
of democratic education and prac-
tees. 1t is q crime that should be
laid at the door of the party. 1t
should not be permitted to escape
the responsibility, and lay it upon
the shoulders of o man whose faults
were known to them before his ele-
walton to the office. They put him
there. If they are not careful of Sc
Letting competent and trustworthy
men, then that party is not TO be
trusted with the continuation of the
administration Of state affairs. When
Il bank selects a cashier, who turns
out to be a defaultcr, the directors
are held responsible, and the same
rule should apply in this caoe. We
say that the moral perception of the
average democrat is perverted, and
we cite the following pyramid rs
proof of the assertion: Silcott, Ala
bamo, Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri,
Louisiana, Tennessee, Mississippi.
We include Mr.. S%iIcott, because
he occupied q similar position as
treasurer of n state We ask in all
seriousness, is it an accident that dis
honest men were selected rs treas
urer's in all these states? Is il
reasonable to suppose they were? II
so, 1t is sufficient proof Of utter in
competency Of that party to selec'
honest and capable public servants
On the other hand is it not likely
that these men were as honest as az,
other of their fellow democrats whel
first elected to office? We think yer,
likely. Then to what are the dcfal
cations chargeable? Toithe perverte
moral perception of the averag
.1Aissms9e4raAie- politician, being a natuF'
, result of democratic teachings an
practices. Where poker is one of til
cardinal principals of a party, an
+ the best recommendation for onic
is the ability of a candidate 10 hustl
1 the boys, d~efalcations should su,
u prise no one.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20

Mr.. Geo. w. Spur, who was re-
Gently appointed deputy U. S. mar
shal for this district, "a III the city
last Saturday Oh official business con-
nected with his office. Mr.. Spur is
just recovering from a severe attack
of sickness. He will make a good
official. His record as a fearless vet
eran in the United States army du'
ring the late war is evidence that he
will do Ills duty in his present official
position without fear or favor.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20

WHILE Gov. Francis only per-
formed q public duty in the No'aud
matter, and Is, perhaps, entitled to
no special prais'. Yet we desire TO
commend Inn for his promptand en-
crgctic action, and to repeat what we
said before he was nominated, that
he l. better than his party.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20

The new Iron works being estab-
lished by Messrs. Walthcrs & Sim
monsen in this city will be the best
equipped in Central Missouri. These
gentlemen understand their business,
and it is only aquestion of time when
q fine business will be established
here. We commend them to every
body that wants good work.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20

The next democratic convention
will put the following plank in its
platform:
Resolved, That the people of the
state can rest assured in the future
safety of its finances, as Col. Joseph
X. Hickey of Galloway county, Mo-,
has been secured to do the poker
playing for ito state treasurers.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20

Gov. FRANCIS did only his duty in
the holland matter, but his prompt
and energetic action indicates what
we said of him before his nomination,
that he was better than his party.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20

JACOB TANNER and Vim. Schultz
will be elected to the city council
from the Third ward. The city
needs men in character in the board,
and both gentlemen will be elected
by big majorities.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20

TIE appointment of Lon V. Ste
phens treasurer, will not fill the lieart
of Col. John Elliott of Boonyille with
joy, and Col. john O'Day is not
bowling himself hoarse.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20
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would be an appropriate name for the penurious, grasping merchant whose
aim seems TO be to sell ne few goods at as high a price as possible and who
is continually growing about dull times and wonders why people do not
buy his dirty, shetworn, moth-eaten stock. We feel proud Ito know we
do not come in this class, and that our goods are fresh, seasonable, hand.
some and desirable. That instead of trying to see how much we can get
for an article, we study how low the article can be sold. Buying goods on
long time and selling on longer time is what makes men poor. Buying for
cash and selling for cash Is what makes men rich. We trust no man. take
no chatel mortgages, sell good, tonest goods, ask
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20
JOHN X. OFT,
Administrator

w. G.. Steininger, whose smiling
countenance and genial disposition,
has 50 often during this dismal
winter, created sunshine and hilarity
in the Offices and business houses
while gathering locals for the Sun in
this city, has severed his connection
with this paper and will be seen no
more chasing up and down the street
across lots out TO the depot, to the
court room, to the steamboat lending,
TO the lawyers offices and to the
reading rooms. Now readers he is
gone. never TO return, and no doubt
you will feel his absence when you
come to look down the local column
in to-day's paper, but we could not
help it. His mind was fixed and &c
he would, money unlimited TO the
contrary. Ills Stay was short but he
made n host of friends and not
single enemy. lie returns to Sar
Francisco, his old love.-Snohomish
Washington, san.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1890-03-20

HENRY SCHwARZor will make lis
first appearance in politics as q can
didate for councilman. Henry is g
good, honest reliable man, and we
hope the Fourth ward will elect him.