The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1896-04-02
REPRESENTATIONS.
He Wa. Nearly s1obbod.


In course OF appeal ...........................
Grand total $50
He Was Nearly AIobbed.
''Have you an American quarter or
nickel dated 1885? 1855 quarters are
worth s471. 81; 1855 nicke1s, $D4.25..'
Fhe Sbovs Is The @dy On advertisement read
y ST Eo6ts paptr. also inviting psople Wild
Possessed such coins to call ut q certain place
on Fourth street. Early the next forenoon the
sidewalk was thronged with people anxious to
get in. and when boy appeared and opened
the door there was o great rush.
Ibid you advertise for 1895 quarters and
nickels?' was asked by every one. The boy
said that he had put In an "ad.." stating that
1885 quarters were worth Stiles, and 1895 nick.
els S9I.25. well. have one," said q raw.
boned young fellow on the outside who had
been lighting his way to the front with indif-
terent success
Then the young fellow explained that 1. .ss3
nfckcls would amount to S0425. and that many
quarters to t47l.2s Then the crowd got
'next,' and It looked like the mob Was going
TO 1yneh the boy; but o policeman happening BY
scattered them.
introducing Foreign Languages.
The state university, Columbia, has
determined to supplement the work OF
teaching with actual language work
in societies and clubs.
w the cSLADuSnmcut OF D OlSt1nCL Ter
man chair, the students Of German have
united in the .'Deutscher A, B, Verein," o
literary society, where readings, ora-
tions, declamations, essays and debates
are givon In Getmah A like Frerch
organization flourishes These soci.
ties will supplement- the classroom work
where from the beginning foreign languages
are introduced, and rs fast as possible be made
to take the place Of English In tho recitation,
work. Another new society Is the NJ S. u. De.
lob.
1f politics and economics.
An important Decision.
The Kansas City court of appeals
handed down an important ruling from
the standpoint of the public, the other
day.
It was that the state OF Missouri has COM
plete jurisdiction over the Mississippi and Mis-.
souri, rivers, where those rivers form the boun-
dairy line Of the state, SO that the state would
have jurisdiction over gambling or Illegal
liquor selling on a boa1 in those rivers, or any
other illegal act done on the river.
Will Try It Again.
The Ninth district republicans re-
nominated Congressman Treloar.
r. e. Lewis, of Henry county, was
district republicans. Mr.. Lewis was a
NoAuiudeC All COAk1C III 10Sts dtlO was
defeated by Mr.. De Almond by 02
votes
was Native Missourlan.
Mrs Elizabeth Bondurant, wife of
Capt. C. Bondurant, well known in
central Missouri, for so years resi-
dent near Knobnostcr, died recently,
aged IS. She was native Missourian.
Had Money secrctod In His House.
In settling up the estate of Peter
Moulin, who died recently near Ban
croft, Daviess county, $1,000 in gold
and 81, 500 in papcr money was found
secreted In and about his house.
Money For Biblos.
In the will of Edward E. Dredell
$4,000 is placed in trust for the benefit
of the st. Louis Bible society, the in
come derived from it to be used in the
distribution of Bibles in st. Louis.
Death Of Mrs. Louisa NJ. Giddl. z.
Mrs. Louisa NJ. Gliding. widow Of
ex-Gov. March Gidding, died at Kansas
City of pneumonia. Her husband was
governor OF New Mexico during Presi-
dent Grants administration.
After . Weeks Illncss.
Hon. Joseph Moore died at Rush Hill
Of pneumonia, after an illness of one
week. He left his home in Wellsville
week before to deliver speech for
his party at Rush Hin.
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