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Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07

't meo 9elo ~r1anSeIteos Soma, bog taufte met / ben "
'sp''Se Vel al Staten, itiout bet er unulist at f8G t0't o.
'an % lite tan oprtes, Tor man bar foriGst bet, og ba bF pay
olno oare en- ltoen MtaaIetot til at bespnOe meo. yea
~F'ole' tor'nter 'aa neget on paa SorObunben, puG SetrH
p'a ~9oorleoeS soanin9en er siort. Specielt bar aItaga
lRfe9et Srap l~i9eoperfor 9orobunoen; oe, tribes bcof "
lonoo9t19 5orO, naar oerunoer fnbes ct lott 9or0!aG ~
"D0oeFhe Ian trarse %i9iennem. ST Der meeet @anO Der w
0sfSfunoen' pl ben soa tilorlnoe. glantcns 9rioil S"]
pou' al oenS Nsooer nbiuoret fan tranae bpbt neoao, ~HR]
.F 0e paa ganO, iton0ier garten itrar. Der er ijttcrIt9 ma1
9eosF | Oct lgOllse 5Opa, bpor alfalfa pilOe tripes 8o'L
zen n1oa lite iaaes, for man fan itole paa, at Nr tie "I]
ner nosen Jroit os ornber De optomne ipabe glortsr, 0gT'
S0F0en er parn1, rnen ba bsr oct osiaa Se iaa tioli0t io' u
'sI |~9er'anoet maa pIeies bubt, os Sperfaoeu ntoa aagl
9ool % mt, Street bellies let til, lille ouer Ell 9Oume. J"l
a'F naa Der lite bapnes paa 9anoet, aobt er bet o0la4 ]
@tGS'el Tie "molpeS" neo tent uOouer. 5or llsrGS 9tqtD
gel NooeS n'eO Ell bOitilet Mlower ct Bar @anse s'p"
SO"0ereu, men beoit er bet, at laoe bet n~eolaacoe @rRS Ivy
Bpor oct logger.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
SournaIisnte I 2rfgss3to.

Der er 10 mango geretninser ira o.
Oar, ba &sn fob paa msuem Npr'
ben % epoen / be 5orsneoe Stater'
men bet sr fun liot man faar bSre oni'
buOrleoes bet bar meb Iuliernss Gtt'
fence / ebbss tatsrne / be Gage. Mnn
fan en- entelt Gang trafe til at TONNE
oper ct Bids burs'8lab fra gelelrln'
gems Glib, trpft paa @ns.9apir, en-
"Rsmp6is GpalanGe" eIer en- "<}7
mono @bis", men bet bar lille fort be-
penSt meb gpispsrosuen berneSe, iaas
lanss Srisen parebe. Tr9tterlsTer'o'
nalet, llosiuerne, Hebattsrerne % He'
porterns transtes blanbt 1Rntterne",
os rioenoe gub tunoe brinse 9pbeoerne
fra elasmarten b~urtisere, eno bet to9
ct pbslast Grptteri at faa iat Up be
~rabiOmme @pbeber os faa siort benz
betjsnbt blanbt Soil. &~igtisnpt tunoe
en- Gois ref sipe en- 6urtesneIie pper De
9rebte, be Saurebe, ps be Saonese,
men bet bar ilelbsn, at bisis Sitter par
p~aalioelise.
8lanot Dem, Der unber poerit tarpe'
lise &aar ps meo be itsrite Gnitrengel'
fer, friiteoe fin isrselise 9ilunrelie 9iens
mem 3 eQer 4 volumes bar "Soutbern
Sluitrateb Stems, 8 Sioer. 4 Spalter
paa Siben, os subliceret / Ridmuno.
uo8iuerne, be Serrer Gpers & 8abs,
iunSerebs efter al Sunoipulisbeo ieIu
os ulene iom giere, 8eoattion, Bog
trpttere, Gattere, Sresiefolt, &esprs
tere % hustlers / bet Sele taset. 80
gremplarer al bcnne usesauis, suluet
al sGlbe % meo elenois Suarte, bar
tllialotspis en- Snoienoer til ct ct.
Sous Sluo faaet fat paa; be bar os
pil babe tit fore 8Grb iom Minber
fra be forferSelise arissaar. Set enc
al Dem barer Datum 23oe glpril 1864.
uo9iperen aocrterer Der, at SubItrips
tion er for l gremplar $40 for ct gar,
$40 for 6 Waaneoe; for fortsre Gibss
run fan life iu~bfribercs. Gil Guiss
100 Gremplarer for s25.
GOuntps8 ense eIer af 8ripat 4srion
iteste 8ense muotases life"
s Nummeret for 23be Gpril 1864
Der blot ct eneie Spertis cement, i
bet anoet iinoes 8, ps bet er al Slime.
for, at be fanite bleu ferre eno
Here, Sa 10 Sbermans maselsie 9oa
matte lamme al 2ante ON, at Spo
Staterne tuuoe itaa fig.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
Stp=VanS for Sonoon,

ct 2op>5prilas sr tent sao Of g.,
fprelast bet snselite @arlament ., 4
lise SperIas for ct 6Orstua.nS,, 4.
bar til Spsape at brinse Gig.g.rs n
9onbpn, for at bette funoe brro. \
SsSnins offentlis iOm priOat, tr.
for Sprpituins at @aOsr % g.i,. I'M.
icm uSFpainsspanb for slcosr.
(sewersl ON Gutboritsterne bib, oir,
Srus al bet BERTH.
Oct &ompani Der bar trn!t Ia.
tase bette fore slrbeioe paa ia. ~.
tanft ba9lis at bore iitanO til OF I'M.
10 Wiaioner @aQoner SjssgarS I'M
8pen fra Sapet etitebs i IartsSn |
Brighton, Omtrent so @ile ret ea
fra 9onbpn. Oct fore 8pr, oienr1
builtet Saubet ftuloe tugss ins, ID
itr9ffe fig ct lanst etptte inS / srss
c9 nar peo SumpeitatiOuen ralN, "a
anbrinses ct &eierpOir, iOm settling
tank; oerira pumpes 9aubet til :. I'd
lerpoir life lanst berIra, men usSs saI
en- 500 5obs Ssibe. Sra oenn. Sa
boloer t~rGnstes life mere GumSnr,
ba 9anoet peo fin e9en GbngNe sis!
itrsmme neo til 2onbpn. Sch Gsia1
itulbe Der bore ct &eierpoir, 24O I'd
Ocer SauFaoen. os @anb Oerfra hin,
naar bet flcmmebe no i 9unoCn, lad
ct 2rDt itGrtt NOT til at brinss nj
til be sperite Gtaser / bBie 9psniass
Der meooeles, at Here Sper i gr9Ins
Ylpmouth, yarmouth, Yortsmrutt
mango flere bru9er MI SjGsgurO sS
mem &loaterne for at renie BEN, psa
er %ofentlis irembolot, at iau burNsa
bore, bpor man bapbe Iulsonius SEt,1
iitebetfpr at anpenoe 9rittepanN, ID
meo fore Sefoitninser er itafst tiISaI
Dog faar mar osiaa erinore, o! sg
Reu gprf | lere Gar foretCSes slM3
llorenituins oeo Sialp Of eisuars 4
at ct iauouut Sorstasenbe bleu Icryrt
men iaa traaote SunbbeSs' &auSa d
% ~srtlGreoe, at bette bar iunSaa1
Itaoeli9t iIar meofcrte bet Ell intia
Stpbteria. Saaoant fan bog tile SlHa((
for 8aouins / Spsmme' G~uitaItsr, I'D
| ct priuat 8aoetar, % ior idastHi
glemeo pilbe Sauoanoet toHn1s v
meo / 2unOUn. 10 Wtiajuner @al9r
ON 3a9en er lille meeet for Ell Iaa Ta
8p, meO 4 euer 5 WllliOnsr QtennEIl7
uaar man t9nfer pau, Of / va
Yort Sitp bet sieuueminitll9e oa9!s
5orbru9 al @ano giennem GrrtoH w
er 200 Wiiaioner @aIuus.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07

ban hapbe leuet / 80 aar / posrl's Sai'
tisoom; ielu lapeOs ban fine Waalf''
Der, os bans garelie Opps u'oer 2a'
act par pberIt tarpelist uoltprst.
Sans eDsbom bar fort, men lat0s'
les imertefulo. Sau itreOes n'eo Se'
ben iaa umtrcnt alene; bog blto Der DC
fbfe Bar Gage ienOt BAN en- Spss'
pleierRe fra ct !6Oipitul. n0emaf'et
bar ban saaet siennsm 2ioet, uOemar'
let uanbreoe ban bort, pg Sngsl ler'
sebe peb bans gprtsans. 2ette er en-
triit 2ipss Saga.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
Gu oanif Sipntanos DOB.

Sra Norofpen ifripes: Sorleben
Dag iaa ies / en- Iois, at "paa SDis
ben af 3uusarpan er igaar (Sule,
a~itensbas) ct Gtib peb Mapnet "Mu,
resbp" itranbet. sptten Waub af ge.
iGtninsen crufnebe". Mere fob Der
life, ps FAB mig berfur fSie Iibt til.
Sblanbt bisie II. Der Der fanbt Ggs
ben, bar psiaa en- uns, banf Sipmanb,
uemlis Sueritprmanoen Martin Sole,
eneite Gsn al Taitor Sole / Stebp pr.
Stterup. 90 Stranoinsen ftete, blep
Der Spsrssmaal Om, bporoau man
bebit ituloe reobe 8%apteinens SuItru
% beres ~10saarise Ssn. Martin Sole
bar en- traitis Stittelie, bapbe @ars
berbsipe os bar breo itulbret, % Ian
bar pel ment at ban tunbe tase Ell itprre
Sproe paa fig, enb aapteinen bar iitanb
til. NOf er bet, aapteinens Suiru
blep meb ct Geb buubet iait til 81.
9oie, mebeus aapteinen tos Ssnnen
meO fig, ps iaa iprans be alle no i
Splserne.
&apteinen ps Gutten git naIten itrar
unber, men Sole bulot fig oppen ganbe
meo fin Sproe, inotil ban naaebe IND i
Sranbiussu peo apiten. 90 git ban
uuber.
5ormsntlis funbe ben itarte, fun 80
glar sumle @iano BABE flaret fig. bsrs
ium ban bapoe parst enc. Saus samle
5aosr iasoe berior psiaa, ba ban fiji
ben tuuse Meopelelie, at bet bar BAN
Ell 9rsit / bans fore Sors, at bans
"Srens" buuoe iaaet en- imut 9pb, ioet
ban buupe pirst fig for en- anben % uiit
fig iom en- brap, canf Sismauo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07

1SN ~ =
Slest til GIest bar 5sbreloulsttsr
Stueplaos for glpnbrins o. arip.
Sabin, acnse | Sanaan, bapoe nj bun.
Orsos SsrnpOsne os unSertrpftebe SIS.
rasl l tpoe gar. Geuere Tom Riota.
inferno % GmaIetitsrue Os sbelasbc
snnost. aiseiaa 8bilifsrue ps ep.
rerne.
vi besiuer % nh paa geieu til So.
jarsth, Der er belisssnbe / en- GprSpb.
ming nar 9oppen Of ct Sielb, % fan
les pna lang Giitnnb fra ben Rant, hi
tommer. Zen er paa be ire Gib.r Of.
oeIss ON Tuttet af Si.lbet, mebens man
paa ben fieros bar en- patter o. piot,
r9t'snbe rbiist ODER gsSrelunIetten,
S~orSanSaIsn Os be Sielbe % Ssibe.
orng, ION inoeilutter benz. 8aa geieu
bsiSger 81 Sisreel. buor Song g9ab ps
bans Drowning, BEN usuoelise, boebe
Os baooe ct prastis Glpbenbeu elOt.
per bosos Osiaa Rabot, buis Sape
adab pnlt:oe at TONNE / Seiibbelle
al men Nabot nrsteoe at aihenbe fin
61orensarp, men Seiubsl fanOt en- llos
pei. "Snn ffrep ct 8rep / &6abs
Rapn ps iatte Sesl paa bet meb bans
S,snetrins', peb builtet bun iorauItal.
TED, at falite 8ioner upitob mob Iabot
os beitDlote BAN for at bape banSet
Sub os aonsen, os Iabpt blep iienet
tilogbe. G9ab faltt isnere / ct alag,
blep brast til Samaria, bpor ban blep
b~esrapen. Seiabel blep itprtet neb fra
ct Sinoa i Sisreel, isubertraaot al
Seite. % Sunoene Iittebe benoes Blob,
iOm bet bar furuoiust. Il Song. 81.
24.)
Denne gsn er n1sset rig paa biito.
rifle Ninoer. Oct par Der / Ierbe.
ben, at 8ibeOn, ben femte 3ommer,
bapbe fin SER, ba ban triseoe mob
Mioeaniterne ps O%oeroanot beres
maase 2uiinoe meb fine 300 ubpalste
Weno, iom labebe @anb meb fin
2unse, "liseiom Sunoen Iabsr."
Dom. Z. 81 Oct par osiaa paa
oisie @ranbier, at Saul iprte aris
mob 5iliiterue. Tilbstre er &eiterne
al Gnoor, buOr Spnsen raaoipurste
Spaafptnben, uustet ban isr bapbs be-
falet, at ale iaaoanne itulbe u~brpboes
al 9anbet. On !Sule i~orepiies enbnu
iom bet Steb, bpur Spaatuinben i fin
2io bpeoe.
Saa en- 8affe 6 Wit i ipb fra giers
get 9abur us 81 Wil norb fra Sisisel
er bet samle Sunem, nj falbet eulem,
bppr Ell %pelitaaenbe apinbe ubpite
Sjeitecenlisbeo mob Gliia ps bpor
oenne ienere uppafte benoes Gsn fra
Steoet er MI en- rsiel 2anbss
By. bpts Suie er opisrte at iplitest Ser.
Stfe ret lanst fra Gnbpr er Haim,
bpur Seias Opuatte Gnfens Ssu, netop
iom ban bleu barren ub af Gtabspurs
ten. 0auneoarbise stabspurte ies
life MI / 2anosbperHe / S~Sbelanb.
nastet ies fan BABE umtalt bet fsr,
iaa bill jes bog anfsre, at / giterlans
Oene Dor uoelutfenbe / 9anosbper, Der
lltio er anlaste paa bsitlisaenbe Ste,
Der. Seniisten bermeb fan bape bee
ret fut oeito lettere at funne foripare
Jig mob fienotlise ansreb. Suiene CT
tot iammentlpnseoe, @aoerne TRANCE
iaopanlis me9et urenslise. On
Isinefaloenoe Tius er ben totale Means
Jel paa Sfou. 2anbets 8lomterria,
bonn er utrulis for Dem, iom life bar
let ben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
Unnt @na-Irc.

eHbper 5arner bOr baue Ginene pibt aabne for BEN S%I
geo, al ioHI man iaar, iaa better mon osiaa, men boOF na".,
eF 'te laa on'trent ~li8eapIbis for buab slass aOrn pan u \
ger Joreen; al baorlis saa' 5rD tommer oaarIiS SsN ),
la'0an stsesplo'ebeb ~foriuiuber forbaabentIis mere % I
"ea oct tan BOG net ~transes, at man minbsr oH a~
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07

aarls Grurinser. Sen Itns 90
aarigc Sarl bar foriemt at billie bsflS' Y
fremmeoe. s0iin lille 8ut", tiger sr'aHp
ben bebreierbe, "bOorleoes gier WtiHn'
naar Der iOmmer 6remmeOeF
$50, bun iGtter poa RafieticO!;r,' l'i1
ben lille raft.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07
alfalfa.

SOM Spar paa en- 5oreipsrGieI fra qIottepiae. oomo
til en- ameritanit eanbbrnsstioenoe pm sQfuIfu, iuurer SIobst
GsIseube:
WaH bar mango. egsmpIsr paa, at alfalfa bar par.t bpr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-02-07

Stufst. Suftruer: SaiGrs aarl, M bar
leg for onben Sang Orsmt, at bu ~fOrGreos
mig bet Siltetotums, iom Ri peo bort ges
isg iorrise llse iua / Wasoiuet."
WauuOsn; "Srsf big, i~aainort leg iommsr
til gpsn, fal iss tisbs - en- Srsmmtbpg
til bis.s .4
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-01-30
s. P T. S .
The Coming STATE.

When the present territory of Utah
enters the union Of states, it will do
30 with q population of about 200,.
goo souls and with a climate unsur-
passed in the wide world. 1t will be
ficher in agricultural resources than
any other state. 1t has within its
borders nearly all of the known min.
erals and metals, gold, silver, COP
per, iron, tin, etc, in abundant
quantities. 1t has, above all, q
health,giving climate, always temper.
ate IN summer and in winter. 1t has
hot sulphur springs, and is in fact
one large sanitarium. Utah is the
ideal place to build a home in which
ito spend the balance of your days.
surrounded by farm and orchard,
which guarantee all of the necessi.
ties and most of the comforts Of
life. There are millions Of homes
now awaiting settlement. Send to
+. a. Wadleigh, Salt Lake City, for
a copy q "UtaL's Resources" 1t
will nag you TO post yourself on the
merits OF the "Coming State" which
has been aptly termed "The Prom.
ised Land.p
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-01-30
Lincoln Institute.

This elegant new college building,
that is being built by Contractor
Wallau, is nearing completion. Its
beautiful location on one OF the hills
of Jefferson City could not be SUR
passed. The cost of the building is
about $4,000. The new building
was put up with money appropriated
by the last Legislature. Lincoln In.
stitute is one Of the leading colored
Under the wise management Of Prof.
Inlnan +. Page II has been gaining
strength and popularity every year.
He is making its future his life work.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-01-30
A Short Letter From Washington.

oE O~
My readers of the Eighth district
will take particular interest in the
bill introduced by Congressman
Hubbard, providing for the improve
ment of the Missouri river. The
sun named in the bill is $4,000, 900,
and the measure provides that the
improvements shall! be made from
the mouth of the river up. All Of
the Missouri Republican congress.
men are taking an interest in the bill,
rs several of the congressional dis
tricts contain counties which border
on the river, and the representatives
Of these di ,tricts which are not thus
favored are assisting their brethren,
knowing that the Improvement Of the
stream would result in good TO the
whole state. Notwithstanding the
fact that the Missouri is the second
largest stream in the country, the
secretary OF war seems inclined to
oppose efforts toward improving it.
1t is probable, however, that the
house will be persuaded into seeing
the Importance Of the proposition,
and the members II the Missouri
delegation are working hard toward
this end. IL the measure should
pass it means a MILAN dollars a year
to the state, beside.the direct benefit
it would he to the counties on the
banks Of the river.
st. Louis lost the Democratic con.
vention and the Missouri Democracy
has lost heart. Senator Vest wanted
the Democratic convention to go to
Missouri for selfish reasons, and his
plea was pitiful proof that he sees
his seat In the senate slowly fading
away from him and his political fu.
ture nearing III end.
S~ututuu|s NuoHibB'ou IosI mtn~
toned Congressman Hubbard as a
possible candidate for governor of
Missouri, and that paper paid him a
very pretty compliment. DR.. Hub
bard has not minated to his friends
that he has such an ambition, but
this bit of gossip may be of interest
to the readers OF his district, as il
shows that some one is associating
him with the highest office in the
gift of the state.
MI Hubbard has fled bills to pen
sion j. X. Boone and Henderson
Maple. A. l.. GALE.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-01-30

Fol- more than a hundred years
the Shakers have been studying the
ramedial properties of plants. They
have made many discoveries, but
their greatest achievement was made
last year. 1t is a cordial that con.
tains already digest,d food and is a
digester Of food. 1t is effective in
removing distress after eating, and
creates an appetite for more food 80
that eating becomes a pleasure.
Pale. thin people become plump and
healthy under its use. 1t arrests
the wasting Of consumption.
There has been such q step
forward in the cure of indigestion MS
this Shaker Cordial. Your druggist
will be. glad to give you a little book
descriptive Of the product.
Give the babies LAXOL, which
Is Castor Oh! made as ~palatable as
Honey.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-01-30
Julius H. Conrsth.

The Eighth congressional district
Is entitled to two delegates to the
national Republican convention.
Our fellowtownsman, Mr.. julius
II. Conrath, has announced himself
as a candidate. Mr.. Conrath is one
of the most energetic and deserving
young Republicans in the district :.
He has always taken an active inter.
est in politics, and has served as
chairman Of the county committee,
and has also been an active worker
on the congressional committee.
Mr.. Conrath's first choice for presi-
dent is Thomas b. Reed, and il
elected will probably cast his vote
for that distinguished leader.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-01-30
John 2. SDauDhorst.

Whereas, in His infinite wisdom
the Almighty has seen fit to take
from our midst our esteemed brother
and friend, John r.. Spaunhorst; and
Whereas, in the death of our
companion the Union has lost a val
liable member, his wife a beloved
husband, his parents a dutiful son,
and his friends a faithful and trusty
companion; be it
Resolved, that jefferson City Ty.
biographical Union, No, 119, while
bowling in obedience to the Almighty,
deeply deplore the sudden death OF
their beloved brother.
Resolved, that the sympathy OF
the Union be extended to the wife,
parents and friends o. the deceased.
Resolved, that a copy of these
resolutions be entered on the min
utes of the Union and published in
the Typographical Journal and oui
city papers, and "A copy be sent tc
the wife and parents of deceased
and that the charter Of the Union
DO draped in mourning for three
months. j. L. MURPHY, {,
VIM. II. BossE,
THro. II. HAAR.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-01-30
Court House Plans,

The county court was in session
from Monday afternoon until
Wednesday, examining the various
plans submitted. There are twenty
one plans from which the court will
make its selection. 1t was agreed
that each architect was to have fifty
minutes to show his plans, during
which time the others were to retire,
Pictures of all kinds of court houses
decorated the court room. On the
first afternoon the court examined five
plans. Among the jefferson City
architects who are competing are A.
Opel & Co., Frank B. Miller and A.
w. Elsner. 1t is not an easy mat
ter TO decide which one OF these
twenty-one plans is the best. A
great many citizens were present Ok
aiming the plans and listening To
the architects explain the specia.
features Of their buildings.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-01-30
rhe Democratic press q very anx-

The Democratic press is very anx-
ious TO stir up a factional fight among
the Republicans in Missouri. That
is impossible this year. A f%sctional
fight can only I've brought about by
Republicans who prefer party defeat
to personal defeat, and there are
very few such in Missouri this year.
Cbauncey l. Filley will be found
battling for the party nominee, let
him be whoever he may. MI. Filley
is always q party man and is always
standing up for the party, and for
that reason will be the unanimous
choice Of the Republican legislature
as the next United States senator oil
Missouri.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-01-30
TIE Bride

.|
Mr.. Philip =. Chsppc WV visiting
In this city the otheI III, ind was
very much gratifed at = progress
that had been made III t,t construc-
lion Of the new steel bridge across
the river, Mr.. Chapel resided IN
this city for a great many years, but
moved to Kansas City after serv-
ing q term as state treasurer. He
speaks in the highest terms Of the
enterprise Of Jul people. Mr.. Chap.
pell himself contributed $3.50 to the
bridge, which Is sufficient proof Of
his loyalty aud friendship for Jeffer.
son City. The progress Of the
bridge is 50 rapid that 1t will be com
pleted, II not by the FIRST Of March
at the latest, by the first Of April.
The time consumed in the construc-
ton is therefore less than one year i.
1t looms up beautifully. The draw
span has been completed and the
false work is being put in now for
the erection of the structure between
the center and third pier, that will
probably be completed within a few
weeks. 1t is a glorious sight to see
/" old muddy spanned at jefferson
City with a magnificent steel bridge.
No town in the west has cver shown
enterprise equal to this. As a mon.
ument to Jefferson City It is great.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-01-30
1t May DO as Much for You.

Mr.. Fred Miller, OF Irving, Ills
writes that he had a Severe Kidney
trouble for many years, with severe
pains In his back and also that his
bladder was affected. He tried many
so called Kidney cures but without
good result. About a year ago he
began the use Of Electric Bitters and
found relief at once. Electric Bitters
is especially adapted to cure Of all
Kidney aud Liver troubles and often
gives almost instant relief. One trial
will prove our statement. Price 90
cents for large bottle At A. Bran
denberger's drug store.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-01-30
, Clinton, Missouri,

Mr.. A, L. Armstrong, an old
druggist, and a prominent citizen OF
this enterprisiug town, says. II
sell some forty different kinds of
cough medicines, but have never in
my experience sold so much Of any
one article as l have Of Billiards.
Horehound Syrup. All who use it
say it is the most perfect remedy for
cough, cold, consumption, and all di-
seases Of the throat and lungs, they
have ever tried" 1t is a specific
for Group and whooping cough. It
will s.'
Contains 10 opiates. Sold by A..
Brandenberger.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-01-30
FOR SALE.

LIVE THOUSAND acres of Land in a body, in Central
l. Missouri; 20 miles from the State Capital; 20 miles south
of the Missouri Pacific Railroad; 20 miles north Of tho st. Louis
survey of the s.. Louis, Kansas City & Colorado Railroad runs
through it. This road 10 constructed and in operation 10 miles
west of st, Louis. 1t is 3 miles from the Usage river; III miles
from the Gasconade river-beth beautiful navigsbls streams
and 3 miles from the Big Manes river.
1t was. purchased in small quantities, making a solid body,
for a cattle ranch, but never used for such. 1t has on it a large
quantity of railroad cross tie and other timber. 1t is watered by
districts, and lead and coal have been found in various places on
the surface of the ground.
A humber of small farms, Of from 80 to 200 acres, could be
opened on it, equal to the farms in the surrounding country,
excellent for the production of wheat, oats, rye, grass, sorghum,
barley, etc, and fruits of all kinds. 1t is specially adapted to
fruit growing and sheep raising. Will sell it in a body or in
quantities to suit the purchaser. Ten per cent. cash; balance in
aunum.
Usage County has no debt-apd the taxes are nominal
with a large surplus III the county treasury. 1t is said iron
abounds in the county in exhaustless quantity. 1t is an excellent
country for stock raising, and is timbered with oak, walnut, hick-
DRY, wild cherry, elm, Eastwood, blackberry, ash, maple, etc.
Usage county is well watered by the Missouri, Usage, Gasconade
and Maries rivers, and unnumbered springs and branches. The
county is well supplied with public schools, there being about
seventy organized school districts. The population of Osage
county is about 10000, and its taxable wealth for 1904 ws
s~3,553.15l, Address
]. @, FISHER, Attorney
Jefferson City, No.