The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1892-03-03

'N"' "'aV PSioOhoi ptoPCtUy VI buC oJutO
other than railroads. All citizens in
terested and desiring to appear be-
fore the board will be accorded a
hearing.
We are informed the new Mo. Pac.
J Railway depot will soon be built on
the north end of jefferson street,
near Lohman's old store house. 1t
will be a two-story brick building Of
large dimensions.
Major Irwin D. Wright, a democrat
of Vernon county, arrived to-day.
He seems to be strongly in favor Of
ex-Congrcssman Stone for governor
of Missouri.
The Globe Shoe and Clothing
House, 1877 East High street, has a
fine stock Of goods in store and asks
inspection.
Few musical comedies have ap-
peared in Pittsburg which were better
than little Trlxie,'' with May
Smith Robbins, a pleasing soubrette,
in the title role. Other clever peo-
pie were in the cast, which includes
Fred Robbins, a comedian Of no
neon ability. Pittsburg (Pa.) Daily
Times.
Lohman's opera house Thursday,
March 8.
-. tea cures Constipation.
vThe general government refunded
to the state Of Missouri, some time
last year, %s647,Oo0 of taxes paid it
during the war by the taxpayers of
this state, and the legislature voted
it to the State University. Why
not take this S647, 900, which
will be squandered in high salaries
and nonsense, and rebuild the uni.
versity, If it is to be rebuilt ?-Cole
Co. Democrat.
There are other school children in
this state that are entitled to a part Of
this money and should have had it
high salaries to n few highly infuen.
cial democrats has been the 90 by
the democratic party Of this state for
many years regardless of the tax
paying masses.
Mr.. N. w. Pyles a thorough and
practical Matchmaker, has associated
with Mr.. II. A. Macauley, also one of
the finest watchmakels and jewellers of
this country. Mr.. Pyies has for many
years made a specially of fine watch
work and is prepared to do such work
on short notice. jefferson City Mo.
Republican.
The above gentleman, Mr.. Pyles,
is well known to the readers of the
Herald, as he was at one time n Of
Phillipsburg's prominent business
men. Owing to sickness he was COM
PEELED to leave here and seek an
other location, and it is with much
pleasure that We note thu above and
learn Of his success. While in bust
ness here he was regarded as a
splendid workman and always held
his share of the trade. For q long
time he filed the responsible posi-
ton Of watch inspector of the
c., X. & N. II. r., for this division,
and was considered n of the best
inspectors on the road. The Herald
wishes him much success in his new
location and trust that his business
anticipations nay be fully realized.-
Phillipsburg (Kas.) Herald.
We are obliged to State Gcologist
Arthur Winslow for a copy of his
preliminary report on coal. 1t may
be a very fine thing in its way, but
we are like Bro. Edwards, of the Cole
County Democrat-we can't see the
need Of spending thousands of dol
lars In having such things printed,
when not one farmer in o hundred
ever reads them, and don't under
stand after they do. 1t is a useless
expenditure, in wi opinion, and the
money could be used to much greater
benefit in making the people acquaint-
ed with u statute laws.-Maries
Co. Gazette.
"Little Trixie," the bright musical
comedy now running at the Grand
opera house, is making a great hit,
and will draw we'll the remainder of
its stay.-Atlantic City IN. J.) Re,
VieW.
;, sLittle Trixic" Will be at Lohman's
opera house in this city Thursday,
March B.
For q quarter of q century the re-
publicans in Missouri, every two
years, have been involved in a guar
rel by reason of the fact that a few
men do not like n another. This
can be avoided by taking new ant
able men. We must recognize tn,
fact that our boys are becoming men
and have ambitions to become party
leaders and counselors, nominees foI
governor, delegates to national con
ventions, chairmen of state com
mittees, and presidents of the repub
lican league, upon their own merit
and popularity, without pledge O
obligation to do the bidding of an,
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