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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-25
96e Observation-Disclosures bee 8eetbD.
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AVG Rt&%tG WV 2GGtyws
temsS921nnerd3pr.
lin Gamgag Mbenb belt Der
Neethobert Mdnner@or bas loon felt
Mo&en ougetAnbigte Monbi@ein . pic.
mic lin RiberEbe part OBJ. Das Wets
ter mar giin5tig nnb bic paIaben Mits
gIieber riabn,en fat i6mmtli@ nit ibren
60miIieu baran Ebsil. Drei 6i6tbe.
febte Cars Der eIettril9en 9iHie fubren
nit ber Mufit bDn Der Gommtg celfraBe
aus ab, beneu fpd!er nod mebrere foIg'
ten. Inter ben breitdttgen alien 8du.
men, ruub TIM BITE &an3platform berum
nobmen bic pienieer on langen SiI6en
pIab, IauI@ier ben Qon3erts unb &C.
langs9 crirdgeu, u~nterbielten Ha, aBen
NIB trdnfen. Sm Sintersrunbe bes
MaIbes abgebrannte bengaliI@e &otbs
uno @rHns6euer belcu@teten bic @rup'
ben In maeil&er psa@t: &ateteu Pie
gen a~lIerortet enpor un6 cine Wnaabl
intereRanier Gsuerwerlstbrpef flute biz
menigen, 3tpii@en ben 9dn3en liegen'
ben pauien aus, bas pubIitum fort
tpdbrenb bei@dftist ~ balten. Wei
nini tan3en uollte, fonnte R@ on bel
Geiell@aftsIpielen betbeiligen. beneu
fi9 cine eroBe Mnsabl BON Paaren Ia
aussela1enfer Gr6blisteit binsab. 80
DsrfIob bena au@ bic 3eit eritaunliG
i9neH foe Sesen. Nittesaa@t mo-,
berangeEommen, obne bab mon f@ bef'
fen betuuBt eelporben mar. Die LESTER
@d(te berlieBen ben past Ianse mad /
ubr urb mir finb iiberaeust, Sab fl
glqe MUIR uagerl ben 6eimtueg antraten.
Das pienie mar elm GROCER @rfOlg BOT
Nnfaus bis 81 @nbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-25
RaHaae mad, europa.

Die Ngenturen bes 0errt W. 5.
Ooung, go. l Commerce StraBe,
San Nntonto, unb SO. SOB @ain'
Strobe, Dallas, bertreten muir bic
anerfannt beifeu eEropdii6eu Sampfers
2inien. 6err Douus III I'M Stanbe bic
btIIigTen &aten gu geben. cts
theiIt bereitwiQig iebe setuinf9te Mus'
tunft unb beforst iebr prDnpt ale ibm
iberaebenen Auftrdge. Wer nod @u'
ropc su reiien rhni9t, Ober 8ertparote
beriberfommer laHen min, iuenbe R4
al. iraenb cine Der 9enannteu Ngentureu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-25
SIN ginSereMa s@ub.e tore,

Gde9 0 n ftraBe u. Nbe. 6.
1T ioeben ansetommen: Sin GROCER
8orratb BON Ginber $ 6lippeis unb
G9uben bon Is Gents aufmdrts.
Damen Sizes uno Slippers bon IS
Gents aufmdyts big au ben feiufen
Qualit1ten.
Oas Eager in Damen. uHb 9erren.
G9ub3eus. bod ooer niebrig ssf@nit.
ten, nit Der 0anb ODER Maidine ses
madt. 1T 9rnBartig. gu Preiien, bic
Seben In grpauuen ieBen mhRen.
Wer feines unb auglei6 b~auerbaites
G9nbpert tragen min, tonfe i'm Gins
oereIa 99ub. Store.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-25
Muerlef.

- Der tteue Sampfer Der MaAorD
Ginie, .@on1o" III 1856 Sub lang, 46
SUB brett unb % SUB tief. St 1T Dos
Gr6Bte Sdif her 2inie un6 bot einen
Gebalt bon $500 Sonneu.
= Nn Der @Ge bon 0oufionsS traBe
unb NDe. 6, gesenitber Der pcfoffee,
tuir6 elm ie@sf6fises 6otel aufse'
fibrt.
: Die WaGenberpalter Der Iranfas
BaBsBabn baben beim &i&ter Sling
Tim Ma6tbefusniB na@eeiu6t, $780,
600 In 6 proeentige1 Bombs a1sgeben
gu t6nnen, am bic Babn BON 2eIington
In Sails @ounip nod Waco fertig au
bauen unb in 8etrieb 3u ieben. Der
&i9ter tpirb bic petition bemiligen,
tpenrt ni6t Bis gum 6. Stunt bon ben
@ldubigern BET Babn triftige @rHnbe
bagegen einsebra6t tuorben fab.
- Mm Spnntag Morgeu berf6ie6
nod Idngersm 2rantenIager 9enrp 8.
Berg, cine ber befannte5ten Peri5nli9.
teiten Der sta6t. Berg tpurbe 1850
In Sebannab, Ga. geboren, tam 1867
n.y. S.sas a"0 ~ w'gn'; ,sn a uss osm ~ ~
taufmdnnii9en @teluneen tbdtig mar.
Senrp 8. Berg erfreute fi@ GROCER 8e'
uspl9eti, uosen unw IVY suyl1e,ys ys.
IGi9e peru SeIWsnoeSaMgnlB oeu8n'B
ao'eS'e: U1..os ls.asI aug.
UIs IGIS.,sosI uss DeOeas gsr
glleaOaqa %OnOa5lsuIe, PIC ~ ~.
Souss 1gte Sagtes @oagenIloG G98e9als
ssa ga''eMs WaIsI gtls!a 9aEs Dss
S1aOt. 1eaa 1Iqp'e Is ~ oeM pDtsls
Ga!er, osDIlIgs,s Ee, uysaana..sss cue
gSsalI1Gn aaw gsn @eii.uHea p9D ans
Ietglel1 re am @OsIO Dusg sla S19a1s'
Gaosa'%TaSe.. aaI Dsa' asaaap PteSu.
ge9ea ue!IernapI DsIlasbeH Es SaA
1I1ea.u, am uoss yg"SCM; Sa nu '
w. 2e1a'laaa "aW ~. SOu's soEuadu'
te9reft: ,.
9er i1anSOElge @Iuu !! I01s
ssnoe osam!e @ slDassI: p.alausiM' =.
=. S!anoOn; SsSe. pLaHoeM!sa, =. =.
@eattahola, :; Moufet; settetdr, s.
zap. YIN aon..Ie Wntos sfMaahts ~.
SOtOerel'unBeA Iat DC oaR1ns Ue'et
5u '1etLsn. .m. e..ts;..
per 0elaA9eetela - ea.mn.
oeIGnraI5s!e Gm Sona.ag CIV e1ta:I'
Im aIlOetIoes pS.., Ds.gss 1sa @ge...
asgnis19 Dlel 2eIgnogsn pu.. ~
SeIeIn l0ne MsgIete S'eos., % !yAsgsa
UMAN0IE N ~ HN04N nFFnHnlY1 NM ME-
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@einmbBeit 1T 9tei@tb,sn.

Or. &C. QReRs MerpeHs unb Gsbtru Rur In elm
g1rdntETts8 fpEeif{@eB &etlniltel fAr 6riteTie, 9rEms
HIst Nerpbie @slyafsiaf 9~cpfl&mer3en, nerptfe uebers
rliIln1 NIB abipnnnuuas uerurid4t burA ben hbers
mdei5en Genus cor Nlt6bpI oter 9abht G@ldflpf8s
Isitt Miebessef@fngenbeit uub Gehtrrerneimuns, Bic
n @abnIinH du8aftet nnh dlgemetneS Gfenb, GieMs
linn unh Erb fertetfhbfts sc IN aud Elm SeiLmtttel
6e1en fthb5eittgeb H[tern, eesen ffn5suNtbarfeit, Sua=
p0leut Sci beihen 0el4lehtRrn, Gvermatcrrtpea, pets
ufi1&t bnr6 otiffBe neteranfrenannq cher bmr&
SHeen1|knosn. Se6e G9a@tel enibdIf BITE Rnr fhs
siHsn WenatsE 800 tfe GMamtef, 6bfr 6 GAoMteiu
fhr S. 90, bnrk bic Nclt etsen Ginifnhnns tes 8ret5es.
Nir aasanEtren bab 6 GnnmteIn feben EaH seller
Nezben. mtt ieter 9eaeAnHs ffe 9 G9a9tefnt bic Bel
mne NIT nem 4xeife etMl6uft, fenhen lrir Rem @efeae,
Gslb jurhdi4tdens mennstas Miitsf feline 6ellMng Be-
nirfs GplGe S4eine perben nur aneseFent Don
Ctr Drug 6tefe lGEl5tee Nsenten1 30. 8 CAT
Commerce Gttefts Gan antcnip, 1egae.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-25
@as, elettriides 9i4t nao Eriebtraft.

Wir beuerben uus UNI bic 2unb.
i@aft bes publitums fir Sos, our 8es
leu@tuns uno gum Ro@en. Irc, Sn'
canbeseent, eIettrif@es 2i&t unb elet'
trii@e 3riebtraft. Wir Iiefern Rofen'
ani6Idee Fur 2esung BON R6breu In
6dulern. NufffeQung BON @asbfen. unb
elettrif9e 8eleu9tuns, MotOre. glet.
trij9e Sriebtraft mirb prompt geliefert
bon Der Can antonio O a g.
Rnmpagnte. 8elepbon PIP.
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outs duBerfe getrieben. berIor He baIb
bic Schulz. Mir muBten i9iieBli9
bittenb ielbft NIT unfern Sellern aur
&h9e D%aitbern, um uns bic n6tbi9ffe
Speife gu f@ern. Su unb Dor BEN
Wirtbsbauie tpurbe bas 5reiber INNER
leb6after. Gin buutes @emif@ BON
W6ltern belufi9te ft@ bier. Der feline
Wtener, Der Sproler, iotpie Der llnsaris
i9e Bauer, batteu f6 bier elm @teu.
bi@ein gegeben. SIM Sofe bate i9
balb cine 3igeuners Rapele oufeeFe1t,
tpel9e beri9iebene rationale Sdnse gum
Beffen CAB; inter anberen 1pielte He
au@ 81 einent d9ten Steierndrt'l den
9@ubplatteI. San3e auf. pel9en Bite
betreHenben Sdnaer unb Sdn3erinneu
NIT leibeni@aftli6er 9insabe ouss
fIbrten.
Ma@bem mir bas pielgeitalti9e 2eben
bieies Gren3oorfes LATHAM angeI9aut
batten, uab bic nStbise &ube gepfest,
traten uir bic 6eimtour an, tpeI1e utts
auf einem breifinbisen Mati9e bur@
bic bentbar i6bnffen MaIbpartieu
fnbrte. Der Weg sog F4 bier iiter
Berg uub SbaI, 10 baB mir aiemli@ er'
mtioet on unierem Wus9auespunft
rManuersborfA antamen, no elm be.
re~ititebenoer 3ug uns raid mad Mien
surit6 bra@te. 2anse NOD pirb uns
bieier f96ner Musfus in a~neenebmer
@rtnnerung bleiben.
Sur cine Bef9reibung bes beutigem
Wtens, iomie feiner bo@intereRanten
umgebuns, muB i9 Sic unb Sbre tper.
then 2eier auf eiaeu fOIsenbe1 Brief
bertrtfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-25
sis aat,.t 4. sfami

iuerben mir unier bo~lladnbiees Eager
BON Geibenjeug uub Befab, fowie 6a'
tins unb 8roeabes 5u Qoltenpreis bet.
taufen. Mas mir on3eigeti, baIteu mir
aud. Der baIb fotnnlt, bot bic bette
MusipabI.
Sobn &C.. Beretta & 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-25

= Sn Nrsentinien III abermaIs cine
&epolution aussebro&eu, unb apar In
Der pronina Cordoba. GieieIbe irl
ieoo@ BON ben $ruppen bereits tuieber
unterbrtdt fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-25
u d n 8

Cine Gumme @eIbes if gu berIeiben
In 8etrdgert bon $1,000 uuO mebr.
Mlantp Temer Weri. @efelimaft,
222 WeF. @ommerces 6traBe,
Gat Mntonin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-25
0rnmbet9emtbnms . liebertra9unSen.
BERNHARD QioIbaHa an gruft Sender.
100 Ader am @bnpsberas Greet. IL
Mleilen Iabbfli& bon ber 6tabt,
Al .308.

s6- 6aupiquariier fhr S&ldu&e
sum Spriben, Babeipannen, plumbers
unb Steam $ Gitters Naterial ieber VII
bel 6bafer & Braben, 20 Weft'
Commerce StraBe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-25

B9- paneoaf& Gobn baben
bieIe @aifon eine unsetp6bnli9 feline
AusmabI in @IDtbtng. Nieuian0
berfauft feline Nnaage biliger.
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@- MosquitosN ebe, ulle Sorten, 3u
ben biaieFen greiIen BEL
Sobn &. Beretta & 60.
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= 9rei Monate lang lit i9 bdufig
On beftiSen Ropff&metsen, bic erff nod
benz gebrau6 BON Or. Nuguf 26nie's
9amburger Sropfen oebeilt tpurben.
= Otto Saei9uer, 1719 2oeuftsS Str,
Ranfos gitD, Mo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-25

Das- Sn unter3eus, Semben, 9Oilet'
teartifeI finbet mon rirgenotpo before
ausuabI ais Bel paneOaf 4 & Sobn.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-08
The Came Law.

Section 390l. If any person shall
catch, kill or i%njurc, or attempt to
catch, kill or injure any wild buck,
doe or fawn between the first day of
January and the first day of October,
or any wild turkey between the first
day Of March and the 18th day of
September, or any pinnated grouse,
commonly called prairie chicken,
between the first day of February
and the 10Th day Of August, or any
rulied grouse, commonly called
pheasant or partridge, Or any quail,
same called Virginia partridge, be-
tween the lst day Of January and the
LIST day of October, or any woodcock
between the 10th day of January and
the LIST day of July, Or any turtle
dove Or any meadow lark or any
plover between the 1st day of Febru-
airy and the LIST day of August, or
any wild song bird or in~sectivorous
bird at any season OF the year, or
shall at any time or season catch,
take or %injure, by means of any me-,
traps, pens or pits or other device of
the kind, any %pinnated grouse, COM
monty called prairie chicken, or any
quail, sometimes called Virginia
partridge, or shall at any time or
season disturb, rob or destroy any
Wild birds nest or take therefrom
any egg or eggs of any wild bird,
whatever, every such person so Of
Tending against any of the provisions
of this section shall he deemed guilty
of q misdemcanor.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-08
Highest Of all in Leavening Power.-Latest u S. Govt Report.
Re-! Rssiss
ABSOLUTELY PURE

EThc state reform school at Boon.
vile has an enrolment of 1870 BOYS.
The special election for the cuort
house bonds will be held on the 27th
inst.
The conductors and engineers in
the collision of the freight trains at
Ccntretown last week, have been re.
lievcd from duty.
Ladies' shoes and notions of the
best, at the "Globe."
The gutter on the south side of
Main street, between the furniture
kings residence and Monroe street,
needs cleaning, and the pavement re-
pairing. 1t is too low.
Mr.. VIM. Richardson, who has
been connected with the express Of
nee In TINS city several years, took
the run on the G. & A. Branch in
place of Mr.. Brooks.
''The Blush of Roses will positively
remove tan ,freckles, pimples, blackheads
liver spots, municipalities, erysipelas aud
salt rhcum. 1t is pure and ntirely harm
less for the complexion. The ladies who
have tried it use it in preference to all
others. Gentlemen should use it after
shaving. For sale by f. A. DWIGHT.
The "Globe" clothing, boot, shoe,
furnishing goods and notion store is
fast adding to its stock new goods TO
suit the people. Call at the Globe ,
and the manager, Mr.. Czarlinsky ,
and his polite clerks will show and
sell you good goods at low prices.
Don't forget the place, l27 East
High street.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-08
e CANARD.
The New York Press EXPOSES
that important Bill"
Business.

The article credited TO the New
York Press in a recent issue of this
paper, in which it was alleged that
unfavorable action had been taken in
the New York Legislature against the
Royal Baking Powder, proves to have
oeen a canard, gotten up and circu-
lated by opposition baking powder
makers for purposes quite apparent
to every one.
The New York Press, in exposing
the fraud, says: mo such legisla-
ton as that stated in this article has
ever been had in this state-or in
any legislature to our knowledge."
The lie is made from whole cloth.
The Press disclaims any responsible.
lty for the publication, and objects
to being made u party to such meth.
DDS adopted by some baking powder
manufacturers in their efforts to SUBJ
soitute their goods for others now in
use.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-08
THE FIGHT FOR PURE FOOD.
success of the Efforts to
. Scotch Bad Baking Pow
derS.

The aggressive war waged by the
Royal Baking Powder Company upon
the hosts of adulterated ard impure
baking powders sold throughout the
co lntry is having a desirable effect.
The scandalous attacks upon the
Royal company by the manufacturers
OF the impure goods (Which are made
doubtless both from q spirit of re.
venge and in the hope of breaking
the effect of the damaging Expos.
utes) show that they are hit, while
the official reports which hay, come
from various public authorities fully
colfoberating the statements made
ny the Royal company, have awak-
ened q wholesome public sentiment
in favor of rcpressive laws. which
means mischief to tie Legitimate
traffic.
The Royal Baking Powder Com
pany set out some time ago to X
pose the character and to break I'm
the sale of aduiterated baking DOW.
ders. Having found from an cxamin.
alton of many specimens that there
was a large number of actually in
furious powders in the market, thew
b ought the matter before the public
and denounced the makers by name
in the press and to the health author.
tiles. The affair was taken up hv
physicians, boards of health and leg
;slatures throughout the country,
chemists were employed to test the
various powders in the market, and
the government itself directed anal
ysis to be made before it would pur-
chase the supplies needed for army,
navy and Indian uses.
The result justified the charges
made by the Royal company. Not
only were the majority of baking
powders in the market found to be
largely adulterated, but many of
them were a%scertained to contain
alum and other poisonous ingredients
to such an extent as to render them
positively unsafe for use in human
food.
In making the charges the Royal
Baking Powder Company did not
hesitate to enter into competition
with every other baking powder in
the country, and it is a public salts
faction that in the official tests by
the government and the state chem.
lists and by boards of health, the
Royal Baking Powder has been de-
clared to be the superior of all others
IN strength, purity and wholesome,
ness, and absolu .ely free from all in
ferlor or detrimental substances. q,
From recent official reports It is
evident that the alum and otherwise
impure goods have again come upon
the market in dangerous quantities
and their old enemy, the Royal, is
again upon the warpath. In contin-
ulng its warfare against these goods i,
the Royal is meeting with the old
time opps ition and abuse. The
public, however, will appreciate as
heretofore, both tie object of the
abuse and the action of the Ro val
company, and award full justice to
the company that so f~earlessly stands
up for its perfection from such adj
venturers.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-08
The Farmers and the G. & A,
Railroad.

The Farmers' Alliance have officially
and publicly expressed their apprecia-
tion of the assistance which the Chicago
& Alton gave in forcing all western lines
10 recognize the alliance, and make
cheap rates to their various meetings.
At the earnest solicitation of the farm
ers throughout the wet, the Chicago 4
Alton have announced series OF Harvest
excursion rates, Tuesday, August %.
September . and Goth, and will make
half rates from all points on its line, as
well as greatly reduced rates to all point
in Missouri, Kansas Nebraska, Colorado,
Arkansas, Texas and the west and south.
west.
The Chicago & Alton was the first t.
respond to this general demand for these
excursion rates and 1t is to day the only
western trunk line announcing half rate.
generally on its lines. 1t will undoubt.
eddy be ~patronized by farmers and the
general public to the exclusion OF ali
other roads.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-08
MIR. Henry Schubert Of Taos, was
in the city yesterday.

Mr.. Henry Schubert of Taos, was
in the city yesterday.
Everything new and fresh at the
"Globe," and ptlres TO suit pur-
chasers.
Protracted meeting will commence
at the Christian church next Sunday.
For a trunk or %valise, any style or
size at low figures. "1il ut the Globe.
Mr.. George II. Leach and Mrs.
Sarah NJ. Elston of Elston, were
married in this city last Monday.
Boys school suits at very low fig.
ures, ut the "Globc." See the suits
and prices before buying.
Mr.. James W. Reid has purchased
the store building he now occupies,
through Mr.. S. w. Cox, for So, 900.
The people not only of this city
and Boone and Galloway will rejoice
oyer the new and cheaper rate ferry,
but rejoicing will come from a far by
the travelling public. 1Turrah for
the new ferry.
The new stock of mems boys and
childrcn's clothing, shoes and under.
wear cannot he surpassed in the city,
at the Globe"
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-08

Cole county is sorely in need of a
new county court house. The old
building is about to tumble. 1t has
been declared dangerous by several
grand %juries. The county is far be-
hind any of her enterprising sister
counties in q safe and modern court
house. The cost will hardly be felt,
and the people should not stand
back, but build a new court house,
as q guarantee Of the safety of their
deeds, records and their lives.
State Superintendent Of Schools
Wolfe vas in Sedalia this morning,
and in response TO an inquiry by the
gossiper expressed himself highly
pleased wish the school situation IN
the state. | have visited nearly every
portion Of Missouri and am more
than pleased with the interest taken
taken in education and the undoubted
progress being made, not only by
the pupils, but in the improvements
of methods of imparting instruction.
Missouri has no reason to be ashamed
of her schools. They rank with the
very best in the country.''-Sedalia
BazoO.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-08
Notice 10 Taxpayers.

The undersigned, collector of Colo
county, Mo-, vii! meet the tax-pay
ers, 10 receive their taxes for the
year 1891, at the following places,
towit:
= Elstou, Monday, October ..
Marion, Tuesday, October G.
Ccntretown, W, dncsday, October
7th.
Russelivillc, Thursday and Friday.
October 8 and o.
Lohman's, Saturday, October 10.
Bass, Monday and Tuesday, Dc,
tober IL and 10.
Teal, Wednesday, October ii.
st. Thomas, Thursday and Friday,
October Is and lG.
Usage Bluff, Saturday, October
18th.
Taos, at Dir ks Monday and
Tuesday, October 10 and 20.
Usage City, Wednesday, October
FL.
Taxpayers are requested 10 bring
he numbers of their land.
Tnos. b. MAnAN,
Col!ec.o, of Cole County, Mo
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-08
h States Prison.

There is a busy town within the
limits of jefferson City. 1t numbers
1,54O males and a. females. All fol-
low habits of ind ustry, have regular
habits, are temperate and cleanly,
attend church on Sunday, and de-
mean themselves with proper decor.
UNI. And yet there is not a soul of
the 1854 that lives a happy hour.
They are prisoners and the busy
town is in the p~enitcntiary.
The penitentiary Of to-day is not
what it was ten years ago. Immense
fire.proof buildings have taken tho
place of old tlrc.traps. New ground
has been taken in and perhaps ST.
$50, 900 added to the value of t! G
states property. Large and powerful
engines have taken the place of in
ferior motors, and such . thing IS
disastrous ard costly %stoppages #
work are now unknown.
The contractors are all very busy
and succeeding quite well from u
business standpoint. The combined
shoe shops r turning out about
5000 pairs of shoes per day. There
are l,06l now emf l'yed under the
ontract system and they are divided
imong the various contractors as fol.
lows:
J. S. Sullivan Snddle-Tree Co......1S7
j. Strans & Co., harness etc........lG O
Gieseckc Root IL Shoe Co..,........29S
Jefferson Shoe Co.
standard Shoe Co....,.............. 81
A. Priesmeyer shoe Co... .........14S
G. II. Lewis clothing. 40
OF the convicts not working under
the contract system, twenty-five are
inmates Of the hospital and the re-
maindcr are working for the state.
There are no idle hands. The general
health Of the prisoners Is good, as is
shown by the small number in the
hospital. There IRE about 100 per.
SONS on The salary list of the prison,
This includes officers, guards ard
all. Tie fact that there are only
1884 prisoners in the penitentiary
calls attention to the fact that there
must be a healthy decrease in crime.
At o corresponding period in 1888
there were 900 more prisoners than
al the present time, and for the last
two years theic has been a noticeable
decrease. In a growing state like
Missouri this is certainly a healthy
sign.-Tribune.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-08

Judge Philips of the United States
court has rendered a decision In the
case of two men arrested in Nevada
for peddling without license, which
seems to open a broad door in that
class of gentry. He decided that as
they were agents delivering goods
for employers outside the state they
came within the interstate commerce
law and could not be molested.
Tribune.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-08
Guarantee Cure for La !Crppe

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell you Dr.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. Ifyou are afflicted
with La Grippe and will use this remedy
according to directions, giving it a fair
trial, and experience no benefit you may
return the bottle and have your money
refunded. We make this offer because
of the wonderful success of DR.. Kings
New Discovery during last seasons epi-
demic. Have heard of no case In which
It failed. Try 1t. Trial bottles free, at
A. Brandenberger's drug store. Large
size 900. and 81.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-08
BuCklen'S Arnica SaIye

The best salve in the world TO cuts,
bruises, Sores, ulcers, salt rheum fever,
sores ,%tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns aud all skin eruptions, and posit-
lively cures piles or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. Forsale by A. Brandenberger.
Send in your subscription. See
the greatest premium ever offered
Grants and other memoirs.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-10-08

Mr.. II. A. Macauley, ieweler of
this city, has the agency for the
"Barlock Typewriter" The claims
of superiority made for the Barlock
Typewriter arc many of vast import
ance. Anyone wanting a typewriter
should write or call upon Mr.. Ma
cauley for particulars.
Let the mayor and council contin.
lie to move forward with e~nterpris e
and others will follow. There must
be leaders to everything, and if this
city can once secure some good, en-
ergetic leaders, it will grow to so me
prominence with q surprising rap.
idity.