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The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
Specimen Cases.

5, II. Clifford Now Cassel, Wis. WAS
troubled with neuralgia and rheumalism,
bis stomach was disordcrci, his Iiyer was
affected 10 an alarming degree, appetite
fell away and he wac terribly reduced Ia
flesh and strength. Three bottles of
Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward shepherd, Harrisburg, M,
had a nuniDg sore on his leg Of eight
years standing. Used tilree bottles Of
Electric bit,crs and seven boxes OF Buck.
leh's Aruica Saise, aid his w is sound
ami well. John Speaker. uatawba, o.,
had five large lever sores oI. his leg,
doctors said he was incurable. One
battle OF Electric Bilters aud onodIox OF
Bucklcu's Arnira Salye cured him cn-
tlrely. Sold by a. Branuenberger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17

The county court Of this county,
on the advice of Prosecuting Attor-
ney Luckett, has declined to assume
the responsibility Of paying the
Fulton asylum for keeping William
Reeves, an insane convict who was
recently transferred from the peni-
Tertiary to the asylum. Reeves
lived in Moniteau county, but com,
mitted the crime for which he is
now serving a term i'll the penjten-
tiary, at C~entretown, in this county.
Under the law Mr.. Luckett holds
that Moniteau county is liable for
his expenses at Fulton, in which po-
sition he is sustained by the ruling
OF the supreme court.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
Thi9 is pretty good.

Mr.. John G. Goodwin, d carpenter OF
Otnvilie, us, writes. ''AbOut two
ago II heavy SAW leg fell mpoa my
fnot very badly cr%ushinsii, 80 tha, | was
unahic 10 walk at all. ! SEM for u bottle
If Billiards. Snow IipinIent and kept my
foot we'll saturated with it. 1t is now two
weeks since this happened, and my foot
is nearly well aud ! am at work. Had |
not used Snow jiuinient should have
been laid mp nj least two months. For
healing Wounds, Sprains, Sores and
Bruises it has no equal. No iuiiamma-
tion can exist where Snow L.ininicnt l..
used. ''You can use this letter.
Beware of all white linimcutS substi-
tutcl Tor SNOW Linimcnt. There Is no
other linimc II lik" Billiards. Snow Lint
mcnt. Sold by A. Brandeuberger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17

lIiH Burlington Ras recently cey9b.
IN y convenient quar'ct u ~ ell
egnnt aud ~G0mh0GiDns passenger 81 u On
ut Chicago AN oGlae designed o AZ ,rl
Traveller, information on The thpus nat.
and obe-thiug3 they need To k.t%4r
with icgnrf to rates, routes, connexions
ahd actomiaodatip ans, 1t has ltc-n rlNrGh
IN 'tA"4' Il an experienced man, sup
piled WIN I'll rail way guilds mans AGd
time III hieS, and il tnown as the " Bp
redG OF ln%firmatiun,H It II y plane 20
which at travellers may apply fer in!dP-
nation, and will receive a fun aud cor
rect answer. This is the Only OH 20 ~
'ho kind west nf the seab1ard cities.
AMI Il cannot h,ll prqYc a hel, mil cuu-
ven "unr 20 the travelling pGhilp, All
irAtuS of he Burlington eater and depart
frnm Ills station. and the intelligent
ana valu"hle service Of the Bureau may
he rijayn! by all patrons o. this line,
\ special pamphlet will be issued by
the Burlington Ia the near future, giving
lcu.,rl," ~.linfn1Jtioa ~ ~ l.gW 10 get l."
tie Worlds Fair Grounds; how 10 Sc
cure rromS aud b lard ut the various ho-
tclS. boarding aid loding houses,
Vr4str"rthy agspts win he At tic g..
b. & . depot IN Chicago, 10 impsrt all
Information 10 visitors. Arrangements
"ilI prrhably be made by which some
raius Willie run direct TO the Worlds
Fair Grounds without change or delay.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
County Court Proceedings,

Presentations. Simon N. Scholl,
Henry Hollrah, j. II. Taylor, Judges;
+. J., Fromne, sheriff, L. w. Roer,
clerk.
An order was entered directing
the state auditor to draw his warrant
for S., l20.2S, Cole couuty's part Of
the school fund
The county clerk presented his
bill for tax books, which was allowed
against the county, for S4GS11, and
against the state for 1868. II.
The petition of John ID. Payne
ct al. for a new public road was
taken up with the commissioners
report, and road granted.
The petition of Abe Schell ct
al. for a new road. Commissioners
appointed to locate and report.
The petition of s. ID. Musick ct
III. lOI lltW IOdus SOIuilllNNlOlitlo
appointed to locate and report
The petition of Richard Huff ct
N. for new road was taken up. Re
port Of commissioners assessing dam
ages, and allowing Peter Fleglo $50
and Charlotte Hogan $50 was al
lowed and an order entered.
The petition of Martin Wieth ct
al. for new road, Adam Schclr,
Andrew Strong and J. Y. Dix up.
pointed 10 assess damages Of Ed
ward Herman, Herman ~Slegemann,
Lena CaIperine and Anna Wilson,
The petition of Joseph Pleus ct
al. for public road continued.
The petition of John Shock ct ii.
for change % rqaa. Commissioners
appointed.
The following tax levy for 1898
was made.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
Had not slept for years,

Mr.. A. Jackson AN old reSidcnto Of Rnsk
fexas. aud manager of the magnificent
lew H0iel Al Rusk, informs us no Ind
sotslept at night for years except in short
fiaiys owing 90 inresslnt coughing. lie
yas advised when vcIy much ran down
ID Try Ballard I|Iorehonnd syrup, he
tns Immediately relieved oi his cough
1td his rest improved 10 such q degree
hat he could sleep seund,y ail pight; MIR.
Jacks.iI states; II regard iiallari's
+1Drriiouud syrup superior To any cough
.yrup on the market, and lis freedom
rom opium and morphlne leaves no con
iipMion after using it. For this reason
.,3unr | consider il tue pest cough syrup
10 thr World for children. Ny lungs ara
1ew stronger than they have beon for
wears. This syrup IL very soothing 70
he Eir vi and lungs Sold by q. Braud-
2tibtrgcr.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
sound Liver .Aakesa Vol Man

Are you billions ,cousiipated . truub-
led with %jtandicp, sick headache, bad
taste In mouth, foul breath, coated
tongue, dyspepsiii, indigestion, uot dry
skim pain m Daus anu between ths
SHOULDERS, cliills aud lever, elc. II yon
nave any Of these symptoms your liver is
9ut OF order aud yoar blood is slowly
being poisoned, becanse yonr liver dues
aot uct properly. hEkDtsE viii cure
auy disorder OF the liver, stomach Or
ov@els. IL has no equal rs u liver niedi-
clue. Pricc, ior. Free sample bottles
AZ A. Branie rDesger's drug store.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
EicctrIo aitters.

1lll remedy u becoming 80 well known
and 50 populei rs 70 need no pecialmep
lion, All WHO have used Elaei4ie Bitlers
sing the same song Of praise. A puIer
medicine does notextst, anditis guaraateed
o do ali thai Is eiaiined, Electric Bltters
will cure all diseases Of ~ tlyersmd kid
neys, wiilremosep lnipIes, bolts zalt1lsuli.
ilti other afiectiplt eaused NY Impure
blood; fiil rIte-nnsiariA tom Md system
and prpppnt as VOL NJ ours all ulaisyia
ana indigestion Try Electric Bittpis. Entise
sutisfncIlon gia1anired or inDney rufufl .ed.
Price DE and VI per bottlo Us "A. Brnndens
bergarcu drug stofv,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
ua,iard's snow Liniment.

This Eminent Is difiprant in compost
ton from any other linlment on the
market, 1t is II scientific discovery,
which irsults In It's being the most peno.
irating Imminent ever known. There are
numerous white limitations, which may
be recommended because they pay the
seller a grGa'er profit. Beware OF these
aud derhhRd Billiards. Snow l.iniment.
II positively cures rheumatism, ,ier-
ralgia cnis, sppalus, bruises, wounds,
s%ciatic, and iniImmatory rheumatism
burns. st,tldf ,sprn f.ot, contracted mus
Gle, st1i jniu'S, OH sores, pans III back,
barb wire cuts, sore chest or llrad, aid
S especially b~egeticial IN paralysis. Soid
by s. granddaughter. &
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
THE NEW COURT HOUSE,

The county court has evidently
determined not to submit Il PROPOSE.
ton looking towards the erection of
II new court house this year. The
action Of the court Will meet with
the approval of the people, owing
to the present stringent condition of
finances. 1t occurs to us that the
county court judges could make Il
record as business men, for which
they would long be yea; epbered by
the people of the county, It they
wc,Jld take hold of this court house
projeet in the same manner that an
individual would were he consider.
ing the question CT erecting abuild
ing of his own. 1t seelss to us
that before the proposition looking
towards the construction of a new
court, house is again submitted, the
court ought to employ "A competent
architect to ascertain whether or not
the present building could not be
80 enlarged and remodeled as to
answer all purposes for the people
of this county for fifty years to
come at about half the expense that
a new court house would cost, 1t
lis conceded that the interior and
part of the walls of the present
building would have to be removed
and remodeled, bnt We still believe
that it is unnecessary % tear down
the present building entirely ard
build a complete structure from the
ground floor mp. II au enlarged
building with modern improvements,
tire-proof vaults, enlarged clerk
rooms, enlarged court room, and a
complete reuodeling Of the interior,
could DO made for twenty five thou
sand dollars, the county would save
fully twenty five thousand dollars,
and possibly thirty five thousand.
The expense for plans would not
he much, and it would certainly be
mcney we'll expended. We all ad-
init that the present building is in
a dilapidated condition and that
something must be done. II the
old court house cam IT be remodeled
80 rs 10 make practically u new
building ont of il, then of course
the people will understand that n
9 one must De built, aud they
will more READILY vote for it wlIou
they are once satisfied that nothing
can be done by adding to the pres
ent building. The state, when it
built its new capitol, did not tear
down the old building but re-
modcled it, and it is as useful to-
day ~ it was the day it was built
They enlarged, and that, il seems
70 us, is whit the county can do with
the present building, at any rate,
at would pay the people II tho court
would sscestain through an archi,
: what q be done in that re-
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
4 Eylh,ion Friends

y ulrnd IL need lisa friend indeed, and
not less llan one million people have
found just such q trierd in DR.. Kings
New Discovery for consumption, coughs
anu cuils.--IG you have never used this
G.rat GOngh Medicine, one trial will con
vince lui that it has wonderful curative
prwe rs in all diseases Of throat, chest and
lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do
ali that is claimed or money will he re-
funded. trial bottles free ut a, Brand-
am%bcrger's drug store. Large bottles
soc, and $i.UO.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
ne, loc on Tho 500 val

Petition of Vim. Jacobs ct al. for
public road Romonstrancc over
ruled and commissioners appointed.
Ordered court to visit the county
farm.
Settlement was made with Mr..
Kaufmann, keeper of the county
farm, ard balance of S45G.7S OF
dered paid,
Anton Siebcnick was appointed
road ovcrseer to succeed Franc Wig
lrsun IN district No. =, who refused
to qualify.
The attention of road oyersccrs
was called to statutes relating to
Canada thistlcs,
1t was ordered that SGi5.65 be
paid to the Fulton asylum.
Petition Of b. c. Bond ct al. for
change of road. John G. Russell,
John Proctor and William Scribner
were appointed commissioners to as
1ess damages,
A largo number Of dramslop Ii
ccnses and bonds we're approved.
Contract for roofing jail awarded
to Anton Natsch at &2i3.4u.
1t was ordered that no further
accounts will be allowed for pauper
burial, unless petition is signed by
neighbors and filed wi,n ,ha county
clerk.
The oyeraccr of district No. 8
ordered to open streets ard alleys in
!; Cramdall'a addition, if necessary.
Tho l#iljon to revoke Capt.
Mooro'S license MA, cou.4Hunl until
November term
Accounts were allowed rs follows:
J., g. Leslie, school commissioner, g - ca
{ = i Frolnmr. sheriff, Il 90
J. . liHaa. irrasgfer lao o.
=. y. -rHrtl. jud=r, ~ %
j. Il. !Hylnr judge a. %
Henry i%IullrIh, Judge 80 80
rribduc Printing Co. ~ -
Margaret Guscr kr"piug paupcr . = 10 ~
i. ii. niCrrlY keeping palpcr = e lOUn
! " .r,f. Nf.a,,.t. l,-,inr. ,-,A.. t.,I
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will surely
pa Won good, if You have Cough Gold
OF any trouble with Throat, Chest or
Lungs, Or. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Odds ia guar.
antccl to give relief, Gt money will be
pail back. Sufferers from La Grippe
found it Just the thing aud under ifs nae
had a speedy aud perfect recovery. Try
a sample bortle NJ our expense aud learn
for yourself Just how good II thing it Is.
trial bottles free ut \. Braudenberger's
drug stove. Larg C size soc. and 81,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
THE sd. LOUIS RgPueLlc Faee.

THE ST. LOUIS REPUBLIC FREE.
TIE 'TwioE-A-WEEK' ST. LOUIS
REPuBLIp, wili he seut free ,f0r one yeqr
10 any person sending, before April,
teD3. n club OF IuHr NEW yearly SUBJ
aeriber., with four doilav3 10 pay for
Dhe same. The KEruRLIC goes every
where, and is the most popular paper
Dhblished in America. 1t, readrrs get
The NEWS half a week earlier than 1t can
be had from any weekly paper, while
ia Literary, Agricultural, Womeu's aud
cher departments are unsurpassed. 1t
his the wants If every member Of the
,ainily, aud shOgid be- read IN every
%OusehoId. Ymi can get four new
subscribers for It, 10y n few minuirs'
Try IL, al once, and sec how citai-
i II can be done. u y0a wish II pack
gige Of semple coples, write Tor them.
Ct out Mis advertisement Gai sind isith
gour order. Address TIE ST. LOUIS
Republic, ST. LOUIS, Mo.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
j. L.. SHORT, nj. D.,
Cor. Monroe X Main SITS,
JEFFERSON Cry, . MIssorhi
Practice;
ERE, Ear, H0SA 4@R YIIR0I1.

Special Excursion, 10 the Wulld's-
Fair.
The Missouri Pacific Railway has
made arrangements Tor Il cheap trip
10 the Morld's Far, ani will ran
special excursions to Chicago at
greatly reduced rates ON the follow
ing dates; July 3lst aud August
Hh. The advantages Of This route
are many, owing Ia llic elrgant
through service and magnificent
equipment. All particulars eonccrn;
ing rates, leaying-timv OF trains,
limit OF tickets, Ge., furni hid by
JOINS j. lnUHcn,
Ticket Agent, No. Pacific.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17

The Democratic party now finds
that n national platform which can
be constructed to please everybody,
while handy as a voter, is a legisla-
tive obstacle difficult to surmount.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
WhItens and softens the skin.

kpz duo Is the safest Of all toiletpre
parAtions for Whitening tlc complexion.
~ isa hsgleaieluxnry, being most sgree-
able 20 use and leaviag Tue skin IN .
pure, refreshed aud lsealthy condition,
DeIicateIy ~pcriumed. Mrs. b. b. How
ard, San trAnciseo. writes, It lia1
madv my skin pure md white sas 4 lIttip
ebild's 1'rics ~ ets. Try 4 botsls,
Sent nee ~ ssssipf pl Iprloe, and y
wrapped i cann1i be tolA, Address,
me Razo,iovc Co 6oath Aspd, M
AxsAsx NHassA. Il
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17

Speaker Crisp will find straddling
the administration and the free silver
horse at ono time the most difficult
feat he ever undertook, and it will
not be surprising if he falls between
them and is crushed.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17

The populists are dead, rs a po-
litical party, but they don't know it.
They 80 right along holding state
conventions and talking about their
visionary schemes.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17

In these glorious Democratic days
wheat is the lowest in the history of
the country and silver is still on the
down grade.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
piTHY, p0iNTk6 AND PERTINENT.

Men have been tried for many
crimes, but the Kansas populists are
the introducers of the idea Of trying
a man for averting a riot and saving
the lives Of men.
If the naughty dance girls are to
be banished from Midway Plaisance
their managers might find it profit
able to engage Governors Waite and
Llewelling to do their war dance
act.
The number of Democrats in con
press who draw the line at wildcat
money appears to be increasing. 1t
is an encouraging sign for Il Demo
cratic congressman to draw the line
of anything.
He can afford to be brash.
Can the man with the cash.
IT'S the hustler for his daily hash
Who gets caught in every crash.
Mr.. Cleveland having had his say
the country is now waiting as pa
tiently as it Fan to hear from con
gress.
Turner, the ice-man, having been
turned down by congress, might
find it profitable to take u stock of
icebcrgs to Washington. Something
| will be needed to cool the atmosphere
in and around the capitol before the
dog days are over.
That foolish proposition to i'm
peach Secretary Carlisle evidently
lacked the vitality to live from its
birth until congress got to work.
Representative Buck Kilgore
threatens to resign if deprived Of the
right to hllibustcr, by the new house
rules.
More a~ggravating ever than the
financial squeeze is the haunting tone
of the Canadian press, which in
yitcs frightened Americans to bring
their money oven and deposit it in
Canadian banks,
If congress intends to pass a tariff
bill it should do so at once, 50 the
people may know just how bad |
situation they must face. Nothing
can be worse than the present state Of
suspense and uncertainty.
Perhaps w. Ellcry Anderson, o
the New York Reform Club, was ap
pointed Pacific railroad commissions
by Mr. Cleveland as the price Of th,
withdrawal Of the tariff bill which
T.. Ellery threatened congress with.
If congress adopts some of the foo
financial legislation proposed it vii
introduce this country to a new age
w~reckage.
There is one sentence that shout,
in those shaky times be pasted o.
every patriots hat; If it's Demo
cratic its wrong and dangerous t,
the country.
Representative Holman say
state bank notes are about as valu
able for money purposes as bcacl
leaves. For once, we can usrc,
with the great objector:'
1t is queer that just aftol Score
tary Carlislc's visit to Wall Stree
brokers should be getting Il premium
, for small bills which the New Yen
banhs elfim to be unable to get fo
their customers.
Buck" Kilgore, otherwise know
as the 'bis foot Texas kicker" ~
nounccs that he is getting mp stem
for th@ tiot " bis life. which he pr,
poses to mu;e GA A., floor OF til
House. This may mean lively tim,
ahcad OF it may be merely II bluff +.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17

~ must hfsl Apis. iVr., pre- uu.nail scar, h
tle cost OF when VIII De I'VE Gol.irs Sdvuii
this startti snow no iuNettiuu 10 he IN ,alen :
abie, lie can withiraw without AIn fur-
llpr expense othefwiee ne VIII be eNpectel
10 complete ile applications aud tdke Qit n pat
fludlDg the gpyeTnnient and bureau fees viii
be scYentj uJilafs For this wistnvt iiv sc.
cure tlie priAo or not, tie lpvcniOt Mltl have n
palphl MA phHhh " - u YalllnIe ito tettH ts
hllIi Inc frifp Viii be awarded bv +. Inv con.
stsi,tg u lhts.e reDne'r",'e i,atcat attorneys OF
h"~f,stJn. iutenn,ns com pottvrs should Mi
out tnp ,0liowing blank. aGd forward 1T with
their application;
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17

We had II nice rain in,; might and
this morning.
lIr, and Mr.. II. T, Cos Of Mon
rtean county NJ down visiting rel
aiiycs.
Mir. and MIS-, Geo. Englebreaht
arg visiting in Monitcnu e.,l+ty tbs
week.
Look p,.i, bows, of road district
No. !, Squire Howsei - Ont after
You. He has commenced to work
on Co.'s jill
j. d. Huwser has had tlr i,."g in
his house relaid. j. a. H. StauiI,r
did the work.
A.. g. s~iapilrr went Oven to Mr.
John Bartschi's 10 6Bish his new
house.
Tho picnic at Scheperle'a Mill was
attended by Mr.. and Mrs, q. W.
johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Holz-
i,reflein md r.. Himmermann's family
Of i1essent Salley
Mir. Il. Ximmrrmrun Is hmIing
cord wood TO Schepcrle's Mill.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17

A falling off of forty per cent.
in the receipts of the Union Pacific
gives IN idea of the depressed con
dition Of the wosi.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17

One Of the best district fairs in
this state is held at Upton, Mo,
which opens at that place on August
29th aud closes September End.
Those who desire to see a first class
district fair should take advantage OF
the opportunity offered. IL will
pny 20 visit it. :.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
RATES.

II is said that the FREQ coinage at
the ratio of 20 to 1 is receiving new
recruits every day.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17
Notice OF FINAL SETTLE
MENr.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned executor Of he estate
Of Mary f. Creedon, deceased, wiz
make Gpal settlement of Lis accoubIs
with said estate, as such cXecutpfs3
at the next term Of the Probate conis
of Cplc county, Missouri, to M
bolden AT jefferson City, in m
county Oh the l4th day Of As,gatx{
A. b 1873 5S3z
w. 4. AhBEl3ON
We hope everyone VINO owns a horse wit{fss
the Advertisement of the Elkhart Carrtnu& ~
ipdisnA, Appsartrg n this pspes'
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17

There will soon be an increase of
20,0O0,000 currency by order of the
Comptroller of the Treasurer.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17

- lcVJ.
~ saoinIt the within ussafibea Iny-.itivu IN
Competition FOR the twenty nye hUndfcd dollar
iTIAe oiiUIrd Dy tae IItss CLAIMS p, u,uuany, m
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17

Buck" Kilgore, otherwise know
as the "biS foot Texas kicker" 4"
nounccs that he is getting mp stenp
for th@ ti"I # bis life, which he pro
poses to maie GA A., floor Of til,
House. This may m"an lively time,
ahead on it may he merely II blui' ia
good committee assignments,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-08-17

1t is queer that just aftol Score
tary Carlisle's visit to Wall Str, ct
brokers should be getting II premium
for small bills which the New loll.
BANKS clliW to be unable to get For
their customers.