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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-10

Under and by virtue Of an Execution issuel OF
Il TIE District C''utt Of the Fourth JUDICIAL Dis
'rict OF the st'te oi idaho, IN and for A!rnr =
county. on the Ut. dsy of Jana ry. A /, '33 IL.
ae. James ~uth,, lrDu, and } U swift the
Ih0vt. nAuei paint ifs. ,bt,iEed Ju gm+nt
,gn'hst Kat" Bews. Henry Eews, J. ". Hodgma,
hei-n Ho"gmsn, X Young " Mr.:orui.k
Gh.s. w-ihI John Gro, mn. VI ulricn. Cnas Aohn.
~ kohn, ID. Foley. II. NuIlan, "A johnson, n d W
i. ITEM ngton. d. PENDANTS tn thu 9th dry uy IAN
th'y. \. D. IL 5. 70 thu nuu of SSi!l 20 III l.wiul
pei eht from } huary 9:h, 1891, and costs. / alu
'Olnnshdea Ia =. II NIL rtalh l.ts. p,-ct g. ur
>Arcris'f innd. s''n t., lag and b.. iig ~ th-
county Of tIrns. It ate OF 1t H., and b undeG
AMI described MS TO. lows to.wit:
Comm ncing Il, t,c uorsne tst rly corner Of
Wan aud Bullion, streets. IN he town OF II ,,I.y
-ituS'ed III sud conht, AMI stat, s.d III MIA.
the &c north Sestrrly al ng I'M east -riy me Of
VAIN street s.Aty Is" feet ta+nre NJ night angle
tnstw I, " one hundred ani twenty Il % Il
t. the north-r y line If uliinu strea,: thence
westerly NJ ng the ,id II q o. sad Bullion stree
one 'un'ir-d uni ta-n'y az feet to the I ,re or
b-gtnnin t same being lots II teen ~ and
twenty t2UI OF block to- I, t40 of the said vii OF
Hail y, VS. the me is laid d wn AND Plated "a,
he ori5inrl uthcial plat Of said town; sis,, all
th'i rght. title MI intrres' and Ia sni iuts
pnbi notice Is h. rely given that N the 81, t
day Of MnN, ID 1924, ~ ii o'clock = ~ OF hat
lay. I. front IT the courth door of III. .ounty
II AHurhs s'~r-siid, will in ob- di-nce 4. said
Execnt on. sell tne ab',v--described pr patty, nr
$" mum thereof Ms my b- hett. sary 10 saiI fy
sa n III Sntnt wi Ii Ia ,rst c,.s,s t., IL.
highrst ah best bidder for lawful money Of the
Ubit-d "tatts.
Dated AcIity. Idaho. this ,0th day of May, 1873.
A. J. JACKS n,
sh-,,fi vi Al,uras County.
BY C. d. SAUNDERS
pepu.y sheriff.
FF. ENSIGN attorney for plaintiffs.
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Notes of Sale on Execution
SHERlPF'S SALE
REAL PROPERTY.
Eetsey James, Plaintiff,
VS..
Seaborn jones and Emma Jones. his
wife, Defendants.

Under and by virtue Il an Execution issred ont
OF the District Co ,rt ~ the Fourth Judic,aI Dt-.
tri OF the STAT" Of fdah,,, and for Altur. 4
abo 'e-tntitled action wherein BetseJ James, the
above named plaintiff. obts:n.d . jutgmf III
against - ab'ri Jones and Emma jones' def nd.
ans. ''l the 18Th day Of Detenue-. D. 1872 4,
he sum If Five Hundred and Ervent, Five MI 4
% lao DOLLARS in lawful money OF the United
sites. b' ,idrs Interest ut ~ per cent frp, I+.
cembsr Is. 1892, and c,@:s. AN, comma nd. d "
s~!' nj The q rtA'n lots. pieces els Of In d.
situ lyi'g arc iHg IN the county of Aitnr.s,
Stat II Idaho. aud Uou aided and srr bed as fol
lows, to wit:
l. tex ,6,. seven ~ eight 49,. nine f9), ard
ten t1nl, in tlck no. eighteen lis &C riding I,
the origin plat Of said tow, file in tie Office
Of tn. Recorder Of said Al'nrss county. Said
rreinises have frontage of une hundred u d
fifty u.s. fe on River street, and ext. nding back
ut right ang rs H. hundred aud twcnt, tllO, ct:
also. tue dwell NJ and oathui idngs lid rem
ises: also. All th.fr right. title and in crest aud
10 said lots aud buildings
Public Ii ,tic- il hereby given that OF tie 9Th
day Of June. A h. 1898. II o clock u. M OF thst
das In front of the courthouse ,,r in the count,
OF Altnrns Hfurrsslt.I will iii oh, Gitnce 70 said
-xecnt 90. cell the ABOVE. described property,
much thereof ~ may be necessary to s.tisfS sid
Judgment with interest and costs. etc. to the
highest md best bidder. for lawful money of the
Cniten States.
Dated bailey. Ilaho. this 10th day ef May. 1885,
A. JACKSON.
sheriff Of Alturss County
ny G D. SANDERS.
Deputy sheriff.
TEXAS ANGEL. sttOrn' y for plaintiff.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-10

To volney Anderson, Blanche 8. Anderson and
Jerome 8. ChIius;
Ion sr- hereby req ired 10 appear in m action
brought alain-t ,on by the sb we ,n-nied psiLt,ff
IN the iis rict Court OF The Fourth I'D ciaI Uis.
trct o! the state OF Idaho. in anu tor the county
of A'turas AMI to .nsw r tn. complaint fled
therein. with u zen days texcl sive II the day ri
seivice1 after the service you of this sunni ons
II served within tins county; or, II ry-d nut
this county but within this III :rirt. then within
twenty days: otherwise. wi hin forty days. or
Judgment by defuui' VIII be taken Ag ,iusi you nc.
cording :" lie pr Yer q: said coInnial,.t
The said sctior is hr aght 10 obtain decree 9.
THIS 90 r, Tor ihr foreclosure OF ttst r--tsiu
murtgsge DIES rbed III N. saIu complaint, and I. X.
ecnt.d h' tue said Vnuev nuu.r.ou and
blanche Anderson, tn the l4th day OF March
1877. 10 secure the poin+n' o n certain pronis.
s'ry note "f wen date rtrexith AK months nft. =
dste for $500 end mi ret thereon Ut IN yer
cent per ..,".th snd prvidi ng for $3.50 sitrnry'.
fee IN sse sui, WAS Instituted for its cole ctihn
maa- to +. X. larke. pl iniif herein: that No
part III priEc'psl or interest has been paid; th Il
D-f-n liant J. rome :. Chids claims s,r- ini+r-hI
in the inntyasei prom. ~. but Y h v.- il IL i,
Is subject and inferior to piaiLtins mortgage;
that the premises e. nveyed hy sal. rtgage hi
be sold and the pro'ee sPp,ied I" The pay iIeLt
OF said note and in"rtgaee; aud III ca snh p. ..
ceeGs are not snih,;i-Lt I" pay the same. then IL
obtain an execution sgsinst said Volnty -. Ai,,ier
son aud Disncne 4. Anderson ttr the b4lsnce re-
in>intng ,u..: and hlsp thar the ssii defer a. nj
them NAV b. barred and fostcl"s-d OF al ria ut
title clam len equity OF redemption and Inter
cst III anu " ShIu uiortgsStu premises. ana faI
9th si.d further relief. viii mr. My sppess
by reference tn the q. mpls.Ht d ie herein.
AMI y'u mr. hereby n'tined that u y u fail II
APPEAR ami sn.wrr the said 90 mplstnt rb,v, =.
qui-ed. the said p! intiG viii apply TO thu rour
fo- tn. rri,.f demand d IN the sni'. complaint.
Given under my hsnd nnd the Seal Of the { ~
...... trict Court Of the tou'h Judicial Dis
hicf Of the State .f lsho. in md tor tn,
SEAL: Conn'y Of AltHras. this 3tsi dsv "a.
M-r n. In IN year nf nGr ord ore thou
1890 san eigh; hundred and min, I, three.
GARRETT, Clerk,
By 9. c. IoHS. Deputy fl'Tk.
X. BrL, Err. plsiptif's attovney.
First publication. april !. ~ 3 CIV
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Notice for Publication.
PREEMPriON PROOF

PREEMPrtON PROOF.
LAM Once At Ha ley, Idaho,)
June l. 1893
Notice 10 hereby given thst the following named
settler has Med notice of his intention IT, llxk.
hnsi proof IN sup,ort Of his claim and TINT said
proof will be made b. fore the Register and Re
ceiver 1t HALEY, Idaho. on July 3. 1873. VIZ:
MATISON 8. vAUGHr,
for the EN- Of the NEA. the sWA of the NFk and
the men OF the sc \ sec. !. Up G. north of Range
"a east.
he names the following witnesses 70 prove his
continuous resi- aence upon aud cultivation Of ssi.,
land. viz:
William II. Brown. ]. II. Baxter, Reuben Il.
Ewing, and Permelis Ewing,
All Of Houston. Custer county, Idaho.
W.T.. RILEY.
Register.
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Notice fer Publication.
hoNEsTEAD PROOF

hoNGsTEAD PROOF.
Land dice At HALEY, Idaho,D
June |. 1sy3.
Netice 10 hereby given that The following nnne.,
sewer mas MED notice OF her intention 10 ma K
anal proof IN support Of her cls!m and that Va ia
pro will be made before The Register .nd Ne
ceiver 1t HALEY. Idaho on Jul. 8. 1898, viz.
PERMELIA GWlNG, for the heir, OSBORN
EWING deceased,
!"r shs En- OF the NWh. Lots and O. Sec. 81, To.
!. north OF Range IS +s.t r
She names the folio wisg witnesses to prove her
continuour residence upon. and cultivp,, ION vi
said land. VIE:
William n Brown. J. H Baxter, Reuben q. Ev
ang, and Mstison S vaught
All Of Houston. Custer county. idaho.
W. T. RILEY.
Register.
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Notice for Publica alton.

HOMESTEAD FMWf.
Land Office at Haley. Idaho.(
April ~. 1893.
Notice 10 heveby given thai the folio wing -nsmed
settler has fled n .tice of hts intention to ,usk
nnal proof in support II his Claim and that sal
cetver 1t bailey. Idaho. on May 70. 1898. viz:
GEOK3E T. Ferris,
for the NWh Sec. II, Up. 3. north of Range q
essl.
He names the following witnesses to prove hi.
continuous residence upon and tivAtiva Of, SAID
land, viz:
Albert N. Cummings. # Lost Eiver, Idaho. snd
Henry Hsraer, Frank Hsrger. Antoine yoso. .,
Arco, Idaho.
w. r. RILEY.
Register.
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Notice for Publication.
Land vHce at Hailey, Idal

Land efAce At HALEY, Idaho.l
April /, 1892.
Notice IL hereby given that thu following nance
settler has filed notice Of = intention to msk.
nnal proof tn support OF hit claim. and that sail
proof Will be made before the Register and lie.
csivsr at HALEY, Idaho. on Msy ., 1895, Wig:
AESLtY MIEkS
for the aWk of the NWk Sec. 80, Township 8
north Of Range Is east.
he nsmts the following witneasee to prove hi.
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land. Wig:
Us. Waters, Jacob Miser. Thomss Miser. and
George II. Knight,
AL Of HALEY. Idaho.
". r. RILEY.
pa Register.
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Notice for Publication.

1IAbEh CCLTUAE FROOY.
Land Once at HALEY. Idaho,)
June 30. 1898.
Notice Is hereby given that
"A % PECK
has hled notice Of intention to make final proof
before the Register and r. ceiv.r 1t his nj. re m
HALEY. Idaho. on Monday, the 2,st day OF August.
1Ws. o, nmoe culture app &c. tion n" &C. for the
ny MEX and M Nwk o. Sec 50. Tn. north oS
Range Is east.
Re names a witnesses:
Ira T. NsrtnR. sigel MoSfell. Frank worthing.
Ton. William C3ulliford,
AL Of Crtchton, Idaho.
". T. RILEY,
Register,
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Action brought in 'he Dist let Court Of the Fourth
JUL, ial i'istri,t OF thu Suite II Iuaht IN ami
for the county OF Alturas. and tn. comps iit
filed ia said county of Altur.s, in the o,nce Of
the clerk Ut said is'rirt Court.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-10

e. Il. Clarke, Plaintiff,
vs..
Solney s. An@fr.un. blanche e. An.
dtrson, and jerome .. Cu.lus, de-
PENDANTS.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court OF the Fourth Judicial Dis
t.'et Of the state Of Idaho, in aud fer the
county OF Alturss.
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Notice of Sale on Executi IN
SHERIFF'S SALE
REAL PROPERTY.

John McFsrlsne. amos Sutherland. and
J. U. Swift, plaintiffs,
Kate b. VS.. Henry t-ws. I. II. Hodgmsn.
be'rh Ii"dgInnn. % Il. Young ". =.
MrCirntck. alex WIl,man, A. l. Walk.
er, X. b. ri Dou issa. Chas eihl, John
Or 'on. NJ Uirich. Chns K"hn, NJ
K"hn. u. Foley, II Muilsn. ". john.
son. and W. II. Remin.tDii, Defendants
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Notice for Publication.
Honest wcrk! =: s:s: : 3: 3 : =:

ve fasslsA TIE eavitsl: II you mean bnst.ess
o1Op - caSd aod get some facts shst Will open
ycaI eyesi 4 Legitimate line Of Ronda. snd honest
0so van1e1 70 introduce them IN town and c0un.
~. ooes vaes1 Address. q sness =. o. Boz 80.
0loG1aDa1l. O,
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Louis Zauchi, d
ceased.

Notice II ' ereby give: th-t Letters IT Adm niR.
" on "r the es'st~ 81 Lonfa Zsnch'. decreased.
w-r. grant q 10 the undrrsigned "n the ?7th dav
OF February. 1883, by the Probate Court o: Altnrsa
county.
All persons h,ving cisims sg inst said e.sst. ars
required IN exhi6tt hem To TO- allow nee st
iuy office IN Hai,sy ttsho. within tn months a.
yer the date Of this notice, the shall lie
bavv~d.
This 27th day Of February. 1893.
W. n. WATT.
Administrator
S1eot publication: March /, 1888.
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Notice for Publication.

Notice for Publication,
TIMBER Culture Pl oov.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho,(
Juue ~, 1898.
Notice 10 hereby given that
ERASTUS HECKETHORN
has nled notice OF int. nlion 10 make proof b..
fore tne R-gsster aud Receiver at Hal ey, Idaho.
saturday, fhe aud day Of July, 1898. on tint.
culture application No Z. for the L u Of the M 4
6wh OF MEX and Sen VI MIX Of sec. 81, IT,
] north, Of ksnRe ~ east.
he names % witnesses:
John M,nesr. Elisha A. vaden. q. R. King, Of
Soldier, Ida;
=. A. White. of Rsiley, Ida.
w.. T. RILEY,
Register.
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WE TELL YOU

nothing new w!,en we state that It phys to engage
In II permanent, most healthy AMI pleasant bust.
Sue! Is the business we Oii+r the working class
We teach them how to make money rapidly, and
guarantee cverv Onp who follows our structiUns
faithfully the making Of 100000 u month.
Every one vino ,ikrs hold now and works will
surely and speedily increase their earnings; there
can be no question abut T.; others now at work
This Is the best paving business that vuu have
ever hai the c.lance TO secure. You will make Il
grave mistake ii YOU fail tn give it trial III once.
will directly lind Yourself IN Il most prosperous
business, at " .'ici' YOU can surely make and save
large sums of money. Tie results OF DE- ! few
hours work will often equal u week. Xages.
Whether YOU are OIL or Young, man or woman, II
makes no difference, do as WE ell you, and sue.
cess will meet YOU ut the very start. Neither
experience Or capital necessary. Those who wo, 1
for Us ARE rewarded. Why not write today for
full particulars. iite u. L. ALLEN 4 co,
Boz No AGO, Augusta, Me.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. t. travel for wholess,,
w Whishey arm. Fine use gOod- ~. 81 atty
AAdress. with sssnpsd directed envelope. lock
Sox ois Aexan8soos ". apl1W
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-10

Notice-Timber Culture,
Land Once 1t HALEY. IDAHO.
Jane l9, 1898. !
Notice 10 hereby given that
WILLIAM MCCAIN
has flied notice of his intention n make hnal
proof before the Register and Receiver At their
office in HALEY. ida Thurs lay. the 10Th day Of
July. 1898. 'n timber culture application NO. 1874.
for the BWA Of Sec. I. Up. / south, OF Range IA
EAST.
He names Is witnesses;
VIM. W. Smith, George johnson. Herbert Gar.
penter. James McCann,
All Of Soldier, Idaho.
W. T. RILEY.
pd Register
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-07-10

The clamp this by IL using n sewing q strap
and which IL c"Htrin d In the outft will prove to
'e On" OF the hsniiest tools that could be placed
IN the h use. 1t can be used for hundreds Of
thin g AMI handy boy earn good wages by
doing r, pairing for the neighbors.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-14

never 90 back on our dear Old party.
and on thee, Il most adored Clcye.
land. Thou art more account than
all Of us put together. Thou know
est more than the South and West,
Call US fools; spit in our faces I;
wipe your feet on US; we wi love
thee all the more. And now. oar
great political father, We leave Us in
thy care. Do with Us as thou wit;
kick silver into the miidie
of the hex century; give
more privileges to the nalional
banks; issue more bonds preserve
the Mckinley bill; establish state
banks foster trusts bribe congress.
men with patronage; fish whenever
thou wilt, and hunt snipe whenever
thou carest to, and We will endorse
everything thou doest, carry Cleve.
and roosters, campaign torches, and
forevermore sing thy praise. Amen.'
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-14
THE WORLDS FAIR.

We have a suspicion that the vii,
citizens Of Chicago are quietly per.
uniting the exposition building, t,
remain intact, getting ready t. -pring
some new scheme on the publjr +.
attract visitors next year. An inst
tuition that took 50 many people H.
Chicago, causing tho expenditure
probably Of a billion dollars. j., q
thing that the crafty and thrifty cit
z Of Chicago doesn't like to ga
disappear. If they can keep tn,
buildings intact it is more than likcl,
that quite an exhibit could be mad,
aud thousands Of people vino were
unable to 20 to the fair last wear
will gladly 60 just to g the build.
ings and grounds and such THING. Of
interest as still remain there.
We cannot say that the country
generally would like to have the fair
over again, As it was a great dlair
on Missouri, Illinois and other state.
surrounding Chicago, but we ar.
prepared not to be surprised should
Sic next turn of the crank turn ont
s'metbing in the nature of an ex
hibit for next year.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-14

although pleasant to anticipate
would not pay the landlord and til,
grocer for present shelter and food
Representative Springer, of Hi
nois, must be ambitious of becoming
the meokest man in congress. Al.
though lie has been snuhhed and sat
upon in almost every conceivable way
by the administration lie has rushed
into print with a defence Of lhe Haw
allan policy.
Mr.. Cleveland succeeded in pcr5uad
ing Van Allen to help him try To blot
out one ugly spot by declining his
highly paid.for honor, but he has not
yet persuaded Secretary Gresham to
help him out Of a worse predicamept
by resigning and shouldering the re
sponsibility for the Hawaiian mess
Unless Republicans in congress can
defeat the obnoxious Cleveland tariff
bill by so doing there is nothing to
be gained by their adopting dilatory
tactics to prevent a vote npouit 1,
the Democrat insist of crgmminr i,
down the throat of the country in
SPIT" OF The protests made against it,
is had just Us well be done il Feb
ruar!y or March as in July or Angus.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-14

Either tie pre- ,td"n., or his secrt.
tary of state, Mr.. Gresham. has
made Il very serious bIunder ia the
Hawaii affair. 1t is generally con
coded by prominent Democrats that
MI. Cleveland is the most l|ic,atorial
president that yer occupied the
White House, and it is possible that
MS supreme egOtism and self con
ceit has led him into the belief thst
the American people, and especially
congress, must do his will and carry
out his ideas, regardless of their
own opinion or the wishes of their
constituents.
lie seems to recognize in his re.
eiectlon to the presidency the idea
mat he has been "called" To de
ate a policy for the people and that
whatever he dictates must he exc.
cuted. His presumption would be
ridiculous were it not for lhe fact
Thai he is the president of the United
states, n Us such his opinions and
recommendation are entitled to pro.
found consideration and respect. II
regards himself as infallible and all
powerful.
In MS message to congress he ne.
4ieeted 10 tell that august body the
present stitnS Of Hawaiian affairs.
sSenAtor Hoar introduced Il resolution
calling for all papers ana documents
'~relAtiNe thereto. This was Opposed
Ivy some Of the Democrats, hut was
favored by David b. Hill of NV
York In u few ierse aud poiul,d re-
marks, aud the resolution was
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-14
XMAS.

Amas day is rapidly approaching
reminding w. that 1894 is knocking
at the door. To the Young MAS
da! mcano a great deal: to those
who are older it is a reminder that
time waits for nothing. 1t is II day
that should find all happy and we
hope that this Xmas day will find
few in Jefferson City who can not
gladly and ioyously welcome it.
For the Children Christmas day will
be a feature. In Il number of
churches festivities for them are
being especially prepared.
The day is particularly interest
ing for the little folks. 1t is the
most important Of all the holidays
Of the year. Santa CLAUS, Of whom
they have heard and dreamed, is
brought more wildly before them,
and of course they expect him to
appear beautifully supplied with
good things. We hope that the
hard times will be gladdencd some
what by the gifts and festivitie, of
Amas, and that its joys will prepure
all for the New Year of 1894, better
and stronger for the battle.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-14
Specimen Cases.

:. II. Clifford, New Casscl, Wis. ~,
ll"ullrd with neuralgia and I%licmnui,,u.
lis stomach was disordprtI hi. liver wa.
affected IL an alarming degree. api,ctit.
tell away and he was terribly reduced III
flesh aud strength. Three bottles OF
Eircfric BittLrs cured him.
Edward shepherd, Harrisburg. ILL.,.
had a running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric bitters and seven boxes OF Buck.
lens Arnica Saive, and his leg is sound
and we'll. john Speaker. Catawba, o.,
had five large fever sores OF. his leg
doctors said he was incurable. OnC
bottle Of Electric Bitters aud one box OF
Buchlen's Aruica Salve cur,d him en-
TREY. Sold BY A. GRANDCHILDREN.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-14

adopted without division. The pres.
ident and Mr.. Gresham may learn
later on that this is a republican
form of governmhnt and not a mon
archy, and that while Mr.. Cleve-
land is quite powerful, yet there is q
limit to that, and he has abou,
reached it. His position in the Ha.
waiian affair, from any standpoint,
cannot lie justified or successfully
defended,
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-14
MISSOURI.

Missouri will have cause to ,ur
Democratic tampering with the tariff.
lie Interests are manifold and her
minerals especially need the prolrc'.
ing arm Of protection. Zrnc. head.
iron, timber and coal are found her r..
in >uprrabundance. In fact. Nj;
souri, i the greatest zine region il.
the world. Why it should he u,-
privrd oe the benefits of a protect.
i've taliff just at the time It is hud-
ding into promise, wien the + =
has enjoyed that benefit for years. =
ii fiicult to sac. Senators and rrlrc.
seniativcS from Missouri would or
ttinIy Ike To see her the creates
commonwealth in the Nation, ana
yet they willingly stand up and ~c,
hci chief Industries sacrificed. 1ti-
may br ID mpcrary, but it ccrtuinl,
isn't business, and does not tend It.
the ruIiting up Of the state.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-14
Whitens and softens the Skin.

Rozodoro is the safest Of all toilet pre-
parations for whitening the complexion.
IL Is a hyglenic luxury being most agree
able to use and leaving the skin In a
pure, refreshed ami healthy condition.
Delicately perfuined. Mrs. ID. b. How
ara, San Francisco, writes, ut has
made my skin pure and white as a little
child's.' Price as cts. Try a bottle.
Sent free on receipt u price, and SO
wrapped IL cannot be told. Address,
The Rozodoro Co.. South Bend, Ind
Agents wanted.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1893-12-14
A Solid Car

Of Fresh New Nuts from the inpor
tiers of New York, and will be sold
for less than st. Louis prices. Sc,
the following prices:
I~arasona Almonds, Is cents.
Jvacas Almonds, IL cents.
DOR an Almonds, 20 cen =.
F.. Texas Pecans, Is cents.
GfenOble Walnuts, Is cents.
French Wainuts, Is cents.
California Walnuts, II GENTS.
Sicily Fiiberts, II | 2 and 10 cts.
Brazil Nuts. IL | 2 aud 10 cents.
Italian Chaslnuts, 10 and IL | 2
cents.
Dates, Z II and 10 cent. Figs,
Z ~, 10 and 20 ccnts.
Malaga Grapes, 10 cents.
Florida Oranges, Mocking Bird
Is and, at ID, 20, 70 and 40 cents
per inz
Four-Crown Stick Candy, per
pound, 10 cen,s.
Daisy Mixed, per pounl, 10 cents.
B'oken Mixed, per poun |, 10 cts.
French Mixed, per pound, 10 cts.
Greeting to AlI:sEIYS2E
For fine CONNECTIONS 1t will pay to call
On II. l.. Andrae, for he can please you all.
AT Andrae's Store you can always lind
An assortment of goods OF finest kind,.s-----
Dolls for the girls and Toys for the boys
Toys TO fill the little hearts with joy.s
Candies, Nuts, Fruits and Notions, too,o
Andrae at all times has for you.
II matters not what our need may be-.
Andrae, the candy man you SHOULD see
Ci.ars, Tobacco or d Fragran; |
olga e %,
At IL. L. Al drie's Store you can get.
The young, tue old, the rich, the poor,
5arSalns ut Alurae's can procure.
Tlle number ll0-l2l,E. High 81. don't forget, |
lost eve ything at Andrae's you can get.
10 wEe'ever you pass his way
JAIL and see Henry Z. Andrae.