The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1891-05-07

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evsniag.
Lightning struck one Of the chin.
neys Of Tire AIadis0n honse darlua
the. storm last Saturday f4fs @4fn:
oge'wns sIfshe, aFtn8agR Me bolt de.
scended in the auo from the top tc
the basement.
Try eLAek;paAgaHT tea for Dyspepsia.
TIC furniture king Is stu IN tho
business although uncetemohiodsly
stireip 'fromins ceahnodiSus ggsrS
lie & well Stocked with furniture and
ready toameet his 'friends.in his TEN,
porary quarters, adjoining the gro
Gerry store Of Mr.. John r. Craven.
There will probably be a large
number of-candidatessfor the demo.
cratic nomination for governor next
year. None of those mentioned for
the honor so far, however, can be
considered big enough to fill the
office. On the republican side one
man IS mentioned for the nomination
and if he will accept he willprobably
be nominated by reclamation. lie
is one of the most prominent citizens
OF the state,T man Of fine ability,
with en- excellent public record and
would make one of the best COVER.
nors the state ever had. His name il
William Warner,-Ex.
pg- BLhcK.DRKUeHr tea cures Consultation.
We have had too much class leg
fslation within the past 25 years
the politicians begin to realize this
fact they hear the %mutierings Of the
Notwithstanding throughout
the entire agricultural region Of the
country.
Very little is said about Missouri
mining in the National press, but the-
output goes on increasing week bv
week in the healthiest possible man.
ner. In the near future this state
VIII take a very prominent position
an industry, the Importance of
WHICH no one a overlook.
meEIros,sWIEE OF cARDUIf for femaled diseases
One often hears the Chicago Times
md New York Sun spoken of as
democratic or republican papers.
fhe fact is they are neither the one
the other. They have, reached a
lolnt in financial prosperity. where =
hey a afford to be independents
position coveted by every true /
newspaper man.-Ex. c
The election iof x.Headsman
IarkseR-a as president of the Nntiouul1p
republican League appears to be in n
he nature of a pledge that the re. fl
platform in 1892 will treat Il
he subject Of civil service reform
nth great delicacy.
IsELREE,s WIRE OF eARnul for Weak Nerves.
MI. Clarkson says the next repub- c
can candidate for the presidency f
be not only near, to the peonie "
he must nOt he very far from the lie
'rm' Mr.. Ingalls, will stick closer
DIV than ever to his truck patch and II
.ock farm.-K, c.. Star.
On account of the late season we f
Re now forcing the sale of our enor- n
.ous stock of spring dry goods by IA
special bargains and reduced
rices in every department. Come
I'd see for yourself. Store now
zen every evening until 8 o'clock tr,
r. DALLMEYER, Madison st. nj
City Clerk McHenry will occupy g.
larters in the office of City Attorney ~
lckett and the corner room over ~,
e. Friday clothing house will be :
ed for recorders, Office and police
'adquarters until the city ball is re- ma
We
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The cases of the State against ex. LEI
'easurer Ed. T. holland was called an
special session of the Cole circuit U.s.,
urt last Monday afternoon. The boI
and the defense answered that Blu
ey were ready for trial. Judge J.. tir'
Burgess, WHO'S 10 try the cases,
owed the sheriff until yesterday
'rning to subpoena a jury Of 50
select from to try the case. The pr
will be conducted by At. for
'ney-G General Wood, Prosecuting On
w. s. Dawson and Joseph Sta
Edwards, and the defence by Gov. 10
as. p. johnson of st. Louis, and M
Ias. I. holland of Kansas City, and "a,
S. Pope ofthis city. In
The following were selected as jul
Is to try the case: I
John N. Steininger, G. W. Hiekam. q
w. Ogden, Samuel White, 10. A
iwson, w. r. Jones, w. b. TAYLOR, W
W-Baysinger, r. NJ. Proctor, g lhe