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REAL. ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1921 -r... 1870 roo, shave 2'siooii Charles $40 80
,,a psy'%ler 70 J"f e. Ne of isssooo:
'' John i, Wide to Julia Towey ~ 10"
'0 c5 Hnsrai'. kqfa XIV" t,Ir' .c,j. !"
Ru~ch. ,xecu,ri, and trustee to Frederick HUI
OLD Sfrs Zane NOW cose,. s. at pom, 900 # sOt
Xm,isaansy a. to Il, iot Msy' st. as 'a an
mai.,rsts to Maria T to'~. ,ca,, 90
M;phsan Ds s;e cS s n iS'n =. % n'
Minh ATTAIN s spe Vs. s. ia or io;h St ,In n
v, gSs,,, n ase H,o~" sc s' il"S cis'5 Au-
sa. nar and s,'' !. = 'qi' 81 w is $. is,sc:
va" ANa II 4 Dawson and wife to Murdo Toim' AMI
y snpmr ave- cor ip,h ioolse' Mari ,,oo
anns odc,man TO A va n"', ., ioitn st. iix
N. ,"' jane Hunt and another executors % 1900
L nall, z Tfo1 %sI;,ns 's sss
~ 'N's oss :, ,1sm sran "e.N is3 900
Tr.~a~ss. ~ $50. jefferson NJ levy ~ ' 10000
s,h ~. ,.,' ~ , .' MA wIsanc.r ~ 1890
i.,h #. > i7s2 q = "a ave. - ic,is "S
zI s,. &, ''.' .rso ;,s 's ST.
e, I'' ng- TO " corner aSi. it. ssio cnry
s.lilcS ani .no,ssI trustee. psr, w.. ss
Jos r.aar 1. smith ana wife 70 Jud-on II
I> ais, ave n corn.. ,.'o. Horace oo
"n1 VIZ T. ss .'' ~ :. y o., erh ii, $3.50:
Ansi., Jacob and uife to KHAN Menninser and
!
''s spssel psnrssr and Richard Eli.gch s'''
ls, ,srt, to ,' Mlsa Hs:s Ma 4Ys 100
1924 st. n w Union a,e. 2o';o. John 'oer 600
s,f ave-. > cotner le'h It. 2a2ss'. Thomas %
t., q! map proper,y q ! >: nu.lard & 90. al
ainnns s.on Mount vffr XIV 1o'io"' Joon IN
pelsnoe, - n 4. IA Z: q sheriff -. 2i"ri".
wssGln.,op a,s " - -. 7, n u is4,h st. six
M0nsr,n Az. . 10 r. % wo,dcnr ave. 25n
Tlrton a,e n y > 80 It q division line lots
i, AMI 10 map %: Woodstock. iGGSi5'. William
is"th -, 80 u " OF 'our,lani, ave. aDx
iiss. Baheun Hinm,n,hal 70 Amalis im,f mann
BALDWIN 80 Thomas Walker. ........-.. lV'
Southern boulevard. ~ y ~ l"'h 8,
A,,otn~5 =, - iso r = Rivng,on st 2i4
ip,s Arloli Fleming 10 Anna H. Fleming 10
Charles 1t. Il Il " - an g.. 2'i'' ZANE - .,
& !! ~ Is T. T Ti. 81 sSs '''''S * Irregular
cen -. So y West, George + johnson
IN Mi sys 10 ~ Andrew $ oank sne wife
Jennie ~ Tomukins ........,... j"
same property. Jennie NJ Tompkir' to Andrew 80,
Same T prop rty sane 20 MARY Quirk .... 100
18Th 81 s. i3' II - ID ave- .Ss .,s heopo'i
,i7,t 81 n > 100 I, = Of l.eno, 2oSioo II:
ihnip Braender and wife TO Herman A I'enie
81 NE " 2til n n - 91th ~. .iNio". william
w ns,rck and wife 10 Alfred u Price .......-
I'D 81 30 Ia West MARY T. Baldwin TO Fran
pnn 1. ,ts"n" 2os +, q ii7th 81, iaxoasx
I6sxico. J. Romano Brown and wife to Fran =. -oo
r.l@,, Ns rs y T, Of st, 25xiOo schuy
Ter ST. 80 Z Of Eo,, ave 2, -, t"I ,"s.,.
lo" ,.,,ln S1nth to freeman :, Doty. 10,
100 bloch d. map Mapes es,at'; Hudson 49,.
Rose and wife t" knn'sund' "''"' '''''''''''' "''
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ase ca,terna to Ann NJ Van Rhyn. suli- ., NV,
ncnre herman 4. and VIE % Ruth Bruce
brown guardian. il7th-st. 100 IT Of LenoS 200,
Same %n to same. n i1rh-st ~ II. 1853 IT, 10 z
and 23i u Of icnos-ave. lots , years. soooo
SANE %.r'S q" cynthia wcsiovcr-Aiden No %
Brown e $ Manhat,an-avc. ia IT Of io'th -.
Same to y Elizabeth Gregory and Charlotte Barr.
SAM 70 ADAMS 4 i;ishcp company. proper
nr 'y ar'" james ana Ellen. to Johns
ton crotona-ave ii5s II N Of Trenon'-ave .
Sane To- Mercantile Cooperative Bank same prop
ncrnafd "i Mary ~ t; Jane. G Bennett and an
9hrT trustee, st; for l,an' Ssn M 2''n ST. 1000
Cote. John to Henriette Il Maaran. " i5.i- ,o,o
same to Edna Ma,aran rnonave. " corner %.
same to John j I;cIl Key-st. 20 IT W OF "a.
same and wife to Paul q Decker n l52d-s,.
Sam. " to G easy t "Trn Co. d same
Chapman. Emma i. and william r. to Edward
hid ss. sS W"ra . ':' anu $500
'' ,r.ic 40 aras s and 30 IS. 80 nSns
and Nos 10 and 10 Mtorney-st I'm part. 80.
Cook Gcorriannn l. ana John $. 70 Patrick ,.,o
Ciiihooly trustee. same property. J. IA part 1850
Cooke a I. TO 81 ssaT S'gssn' ct a. 5000
T@'' sr A " Adam: " y A"n 5000
Same 10 United Saving, Bank " cor ise'h- :. 49,,
nsnn Ins Mary N"I Il to David Allan 30 to 20
HulberR Frederick. to tecie Rusch. executriN
a, Adolph Rusch, deceased l2ist-st. l3& II
Of Sth- ave years .............. $500
Hickman. Henry. and wife To Henry briner,
No . years. 10000
Ioeouet Marie y. the Emgrant Industrial and
Savings Bank. n 18th Vt. SO II " OF 9Th ave.
Hickey John To Thomas : Walker. = 10th
st and Ave. year. ..........,.... 1900
Krtlaud Arthur NJ. Eureka Cooperative
Savings and Loan Association. Nysr ave.
az r. Of Charlotte Place. instaimens. 1000
KehOe Catharine. o Irilah II Nissan. Hath
Al "a n g OF yeats ................ 1000
same ard John K~hoc TO Mile d DE Whit.
Iiith ST. - 2 OF list ave. year. HO
Ierkin lanes Murray Hill Co operative
Building and Loan Association. lot ~ map Sec
ton A. Nyse estate. In jalInents 800
Iochhead. Lizzie J. to Roger Potter. No 3i2 West
S1st- ST. year o"V
Monk George and wife and william 'Gillies to
sarah Burby. n lOGth IT. - II OF Man. $500
haitian ] year OVO
MAYNARD Aion-o g. Matthew corbeu
I2Ith IT, ~ II of eth ave. ! year ......... 1000
M-nning.r KILN. and wife to Angus, Jacob No
LIS, "a ave years .:......;..;... 2oW
map by Edward Doughty. Ninth Ward i year 1900
Brier, Margaret. Joseph Wood. 10th
ST., . o Amsterdam demand. 6l
Petty, Soulard 4 Walker Realty Company to the
Corn Exchange Bark. WestC hester ave. 22S
~ bergen 4 months. 1000
Robitzek. Benjamin. and wife 10 George Gif- .
ford. Union ave, 2D1.2 II OF Kely-et
years @VV
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Proposals..
PROPOSALS FOR MAIL POUCHES AND
SACKS.
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.


WASTIINGTON. u. C.. Dec. II. 1896
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
~ Department until February first 1897. at
noon. for furnishing. by contract. Mail Pouches
and Sacks. conforming in every respect to the
official samples in such quantities and at such
times as may be ordered during the term of four
years beginning the first day of April 1897
Specifications Of the several classes OF Mail
Pouches and Sacks. and Of the conditions and
requirements relating to the proposals and con-
tracts. and also blank forms for bidding. will be
furnished on application by letter to the Second
Assistant Pos,master-General. CMall Equipment
Division). Post Office Department No proposal
will be considered which shall not have been
submitted in accordance with such specifca-
tons
The contracts which may be made will be I'm
conformity to the specifications and the accepted
proposal. The right is reserved. however. TO re-
ject any or all Of the proposals.
WIN. L. WILSON.
PosinasterGeneral.
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Hlnsie.

MUSIC PUBLISHER Of Manchester, England. wishes TO
wi CORRESPOND with American music publisher with a
view TO mutual representation Advertiser has traveller
continually the road. who is in position TO popuarze
and introduce publications into England Address
J SINCLAIR. ~. oxford Street. Manchester England
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-12-15
REAL ESTATE.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ExCHAN"H'
THE REGULAR TICKET. WITH TWO EXCEPTIONS
ELECTED TO THE DIREcroRATE-YEs

THE REGULAR TICKET WITH TWO EXCEPTIONS
ELECTED TO THE DTREcToRATE-YEs-
TERDAYs AUCTION SALES.
The annual meeting OF the Real Estate Exchange
and Auction Room. Limited. was held On the moor
OF the exchange yesterday afternoon. Ohl! SUI
OF the stockholders pr ,sent. and the meeting
was confined to the reading Of the report OF inc VI
rectors and the balance-sheet and also an a"u'
BY the retiring president. Douglas Rooihso''' "
said that the retiring Board had worked moS' III,
defatigably for the interest OF the exchange anu
the stockholders but had not received the ass'''
ance which was due TO them from the stockho'ue'"
of the exchange. The Board last year had a'""''
me, regularly and never failed 10 nave d ' ~
to transact business The exchange shou'u NC 10
gardcd az a public institution by all citizehs' "'a
one TO protect their rig ITS In all matters IN "n.c"
they have an interest. The Legislative Noi"'''e'
had also done good work In preventing the pas
sage of bills which would prove detrimental ~ "o
interests of the city. but that power OF
the bills at Albany and in this city shouiu NC '
the Board Of Directors -, ,,
The adoption of the report was carried uhah'-
mously The regular ticket az proposeu Ny '"'
Nominating Committee for the Board OF Dlrec.ors
elected with two exceptions: ide F. Doyle.
solomon de- Wacarss. Richard v har ,1rsI
Charles F. Hoffman r sM Engaf Moses otInser
nares A. Peabody, jr Aired H. Wnite: son,hack
soIthack and Walker Mess Isl ss, KiveH
and Walker were however. defeated by r.as, ~,
Bridge Commissioner Rchard Dee'e' anu ~
T. EckersOn. -, s;rootora will he
meeting of the board OF drect ,bs emsuins
hold on Thrsday when the officers lot 'ne ehsu'lus
oar will he elected. 1t Is rumored that tne easu
dates for president will be John f. Doyle an" f''
H. Marling 5000, -. rr,v,t IA contract
for the Scuddcr estate NO. " iienIS = puttsn
story tenement. lot Axs'. 10 JoseP" W. ~
veiser private terms c,a.oo,, voster-
AT the Broadway Real Estate Saiesrooom s rSu
day all the parcels offered were sol" III
Proceedings . H.. o,o hundred n nd
oihtv- second-st. and I>ingsbridge Roau sou.n." '
corner isit southwest corner OF aus ~, " ings
ave 20 west ~ forth 10 west l6ilt2 70 N
hr,i,a Rod north 90 vacant TO the defendant
II 60 jIrre.in for siisg5 also Nos. ~ 10 1t
prvant-avc five thrcc-story frame uWelil'b'' e"N"
ln, 9oxlOO TO William Wettercr. for *5.6S
Hall j. How & co. sold NO +u Mama, Wanna, ".ran ;or
thr,e-story dwelling, lot lsAOo 10 hooe'' way
s. 100.
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Ruck.,n.t August. to william , Marshall and

Ruckstinat. August. to william Marshall ana
George w FTagg n Ttnton-sve. 1919 q
Of division line lots IS and 10. being part OF ios
ys.r. map vi "o'a' ......... 100
Rrff August. to Marianne O'Gormsn ; corner .. n,
Ses a,h.,i ia.e y.s r. 10 nav.a a.A. no 1000
''~n,a., aSan,s 70 isa.s . vesr. w 100
Same and husband to same. W 2d-ave ss.7 a An
.of 43th.st. years....::. ;..s;:,..;',,' w."
cnrn.r ai.iyt and 1snins,on-aVe years 1900
Same to Albert w venlno. corner Lexington . IN
ave and 9isi,s' year .nr:. n.,v
l5Sth-st, $50 IT OF Courtandt-a'e' IN
scrm nssos Robert F. to American Cooperative
Savings and Loan Association. Sc $ Boston ~
100 IT Of Perot-s instruments i'W
To%sy Julia Il, a; to John Wilde ii''n 100
Van Gaasbeck. Frances A. TO Romano Brown:
Punstt at. 2Os.+ IT OF i77h-st' on
Wells Louis II. to August Ruff. $ 10th . ~
ri and Manhattan ave, year ..........'...' if'"'
Warnecke Sophie to Behrend Goossen, W cor IN
1J2d-s and tnion-aye. 3 years. W
Same. and husband to Eleonore Hederman. same ~
property. note. demand .............:...:';. ~
Wilder. George to John G Gllig and John ochs 10
Young Jacob NJ. to Helen J Alcot Mohegan- %
ave I'D 4 sof Woodruff ave ins'aments ,,,,: ~"
Building and Loan Association. Duncomo- "a
ave 200 It = OF Ellzabethst instalments 49,: 800
Same. to Walter B Dixon. same property ,on
Hall clara TO John Kahi and another VS. st
Lawrence ave. lot 81. block Il. map Mapes ooo
May. Sarah E. to John Buliard ct al lot -.
map property OF e Billiard Co. adjoining .,
Schmidt. Annie. to John Relnschm!dt IS %
stebbns ave: 363 IT Of l67th-st. months %
Van poIsen d Jon and vile to Richard weboer
18TH st. i5i II W Of 3D. ave. demand.. X'oo
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Qrdrhers.

~~~~o~~N~~~~~~~~~U~o~~o N~<>~vv~S~V~~S|~oSVS
L,RENCH LESSONS 80 cents per hour be't references
Address PARTISAN. Box H. 159 East 4'th-st
NNUToR-A Everett stone yale. oei rii,n Pccon
mended nv Rev Dr. Greer as "a conscientious and COM
potent educator"
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Daueius SCHOOLS.
A LExANDER MACGREGOR Mende,s sohn Rooms.
"A los West o5th
Strictly private and classes See circulars
IN GEORGE DODwORTH
II. ~ and II East loth Street.
Glasses and private essons: mems class Aondays
Dodworth's new mInuet de Ia cour for persons.
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Countrp Real estate for Sale.

VCRulr FARMS for sale: sixty acres land partly unasr
ore and three-quarer miles from Hudson River haf
mile from the railroad station and village Of Highland
two hours ride on West Railroad from New-York
City. For further particulars address W. p LUCAS.
HiGhlaud. N. y.
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THE GENERAL LIST.

RAILROAD STOCKS.
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6rbool Aeeneies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Governesses
&C.. TO Colleges, Schools and Families. Apply TO
Mrs A. J. YOUNG-FuLTON. . Union Square.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23
The SedaIia Convention.

The Sedalia convention did Il.
work we'll. 1t was a clean Ont and
we'll rounded affair. 1t was a Stone
convention from start to finish. The
presentation of the name of Rich.
ard p. Bland as it's candidate for
president Of the United States was
the logical result. OF the free silver
victory. MIR. Bland served his dis
triet in congress twenty years and
attained a reputation as a silver ad.
vocate second to none. The chances
for his nomination at Chicago are,
indeed, bright, and if the principles
advocated by him are to be adopted
as the principles of the Democratic
party a truer exponent OF tho idea
could not be selected.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23

No mystery about it. When the
Shakers offered some time ago TO
to give away a bottle of
their Digestive Cordial to any one
who might call at their New York
office, there was a great rush and q
great many people thought they we're
crazy.
Subsequent events prove it to have
been a very clever advertising trans.
action, for although they gave away
thousands Of bottles, 1t was in the
end profitable e; nearly every one that
took a free bottle came back for
more and paid for it with pleasure,
saying they had derived better rs-
suits from its use than from any
other medicine they had sver used.
There is nothing 80 uniformly sue.
cessfulj in the treatment Of stomach
troubles as the Shaker Digestive
Cordial, and what is better than all
it relieves at once.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23
RoLLA, Mo-, April Is.

&os
About 200 Republicanr of Phelp,
county met in mass convention here
today and elected delegates to Che
various conventions, and warmly and
unanimously adopted the following
resolutions:
Whereas, our able representative
Hon. J. L. Short, has proven bill
zeal and integrity by the faithful
performance Of his duty in III,
Thirty eighth general assembly; and
Whereas, we believe that in the
event of his nomination by the sen
aterial convention of this, the 9th
district, that he will carry the district
by a handsome majority; therefore,
be it
Resolved, that the delegates to
the senatorial convention from this
county are hereby instructed to cast
the vote of Phelps county for DR..
j. l.. Short for senator, and that
they use every honorable means to
secure his nomination.
DR.. Short was born and raised in
this district and has many warm
friends in each county. He has q
host OF relatives in Miller and Ma
ries counties, and is we'll and fsvsr.
ably known all over the District.
While he is a true Republican, he
a carry his own county by a large
majority Notwithstanding it is largely
Democratic. If DR.. Short is nom.
mated he will have a walkover in
the general election.
DR.. Short is an able man, and as
his county neighbors Cole, he will nc
doubt receive the vote of Cole county
in the convention.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23
Bland at Home.

Quite an ovation was rendered Il
ex-C Congressman Bland on his return
to his home at Lebanon, Missouri,
by his neighbors and friends. Up.
on his arrival ho was met at the
station by a large delegation Of cit.
liens, irrespective Of party, who lsd
the way to the opera house where a
number Of addresses we're made
congratulating him upon the honor
conferred upon him by the Sedalia
convention. They we're all enthu.
siastic and believe that he will be the
Democratic nominee for president Of
the United States.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23
CaDitaI Removal.

The subject of capital removal is
now receiving considerable attention
at the hands of the press. The
people are informing themselves and
getting ready to cast an intelligent
vote. If they understand the mat
ter thoroughly we have no fears of
the result. Sedalia's policy is to
purchase the floating vote of the
City of st, Louis and Kansas CITY
and other towns. Such methods
ought to be thoroughly sat down
upon by the voters of this state
They are d~isgracing the good name
of the state OF Missouri, and if the
removal proposition should succeed.
the injury done will cost the state
millions of dollars.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23

The present indications are that
the Democratic convention at Chi
cago will declare in favor of the free
and unlimited coinage Of silver at the
ratio Of l6, to /. This ought to
swell the Republican majority for
Mckinley very materially. As soon
as the Chicago convention is held
we expect the roll Of the Cole Couny
Sound Money club to be called in
order to ascertain how many intend
to support a IL to l candidate.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23
Homeseekers' Excursions.

On January 18th, 28th, February
18th and March 10th, 1896, the M,
X. & I. Railway will sell tickets TO
all Texas points, to Louisiana west
OF Lafayette, to Arizona, (Marecopa
and east thereby and to points on
main line Of M, X. & T. railway.
81. Louis and Hannibal to Chetopa
inclusive, at rate of one fare for
round trip, plus ~, minimum selling
rate TO be ~. Tickets good for 70
turn 30 days from date Of sale.
Stop-over allowed south OF Clinton,
Mo. For further information call on
or address. -. L. COSS, Agt.,
Cedar City, Mo.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23
Republican Convention.

The Cole county Republicans
held their convention on Monday
Afternoon at Music Hall to select nine
delegates to the congressional con.
vention, which moi in this city Oh
Tuesday, and six delegates to the
st, Joseph convention, which is to
be held May -, which will select
delegates to the national convention
to be held in St. Louis.
the convention was called to or.
der by DR.. Forth. 7. A. Greenup
of Oentretown was elected chairman
and S. D. Chamberlain secretary .
This organization was made perma,
nent. Committees were appointed
on organization, order of business
and resolutions, after which the fol-
lowing delegates were elected to the
congressional convention without
opposition:
julius Conrath, J. A, Z. Stauffer.
A, j. Davis, Peter Vogel, Harrison
Niseman, DIR. j. p. Forth, I. A.
Greenup, Charles Russell and Ii. A.
Jacobs.
The committee on resolutions then
submitted a report, which was
amended several times, but was
finally gotten in shape to suit the
convention.
All the delegates we're instructed
for Mckinley for president.
The convention then proceeded to
select six delegates to the St. Joseph
convention. Those placed in nomi.
nation were as follows:
5. ID. Chamberlain, L. S. Austin,
Frank Schooner, Jr., Chris Loesch,
Rev d. l.. Dorsey, colored, G. a.
Arnold, Joseph Flick, George Forth,
Geo. +. Robinson, +. NJ d. Brown,
colored, j.. G. Fisher, ID. l.. Hathorn,
and Emil Raithel. The following
were elected; ]. c. Fisher, Z. s.
Austin, Chris Lossch, Joseph Flick,
Frank Schoenen and Rev. d. l..
Dorsey.
During zee Railroad Commits.
sioner Joseph Flory, Was called up
on and delivered a very pleasing ad.
dress. The crowd was generally
pleased with Mr.. Flory. He is a
good talker but did not speak over
live minutes. The convention was
harmonious and orderly. A vote Of
thanks was rendered to ex.Mayor
Binder for the use of Music Hall.
Mr. /. a. Greenup, the chairman
OF the convention, psesided with
dignity and satisfaction. He was
congratulated by the delegates upon
the successful manner in which he
transacted the business of the con
yention. Mr., S. d. Chamberlain,
the secretary of the convention, &C
quilted himself in his usual excel
lent manner. Every township in
the county was well represented.
There We're II delegates in the con
ventien. The interest manifested
by the country members was very
incouisging. Cole county will do
her share this year in rolling up the
Republican majority.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23
DO O DO THIS,

DO not be induced to buy any
other if you have made up your
mind to take Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Remember that Hoods Sarsaparilla
cures when all others fail. Do not
give up in despair because other
medicines have failed to help you.
Take Hoods Sarsaparilla faithfully
and you may reasonably expect to
be cured.
. HOODS PILLS are purely vege.
table, carefully prepared from the
best ingredients. POO.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23
Sale of Court House Bonds.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-,
Apr;l IL 1909

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-,
April 10, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that tn,
undersigned, treasurer of Col,
county, Mo, will receive sealed pro
posals up to B o'clock p. m. May 10
1896, for the purchase Of sixty
thousand [SG0,0O0] dollars, or any
part thereof, in sums not less thar
n thousand dollars of
OLE COUNTY COURT HOUSE RoNps.
Said bonds to be option 10-20's
bonds of the denomination of five
hundred [$500] dollars, to be dated
aud delivered June /, 1895, and
bear interest at the rate Of four TAT
per cent. payable semi. annually,
December l and June l, upon pre-
sentation of coupons at the office of
the County Treasurer at Jefferson
City, Mo. The bonds will he reg
istered in the office of the County
Clerk of Cole County and State
Auditor of Missouri.
Bids will be opened by me in the
presence Of and while the County
Court of Cole County is in session,
at 3 o'clock p. M, May 10, 1895,
i'll Jefferson City, Mo.
Bids must be Endorsed "Propo.
sails for Cole County Court House
Bonds" and be accompanied with a
certified cheek or deposit draft for
$1,000 as an evidence of good faith.
The Treasurer will reject any or
all bids that the County Court OF
Cole County, Mo-, may not deem
satisfactory as to price or otherwise.
Done by order of the County
Court.
VICTOR zUBER,
Treasurer Of Cole County. Mo.
Attest:
f. W. RoRR,
County Clerk Cole County.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23

II Bland should be the Demo.
cratic nominee for the presidency
the gold bug in Missouri will either
have to get out Of the Democratic
party Or howl for Bland. No half
way position will be allowed.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23

The Republican primaries held
in this city on Saturday afternoon
were largely attended. A strong
delegation was sent as delegates
to the county convention.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23
Results Tell the Story.

A vast mass OF direct, unimpe ach
able testimony proves beyond any
possibility Of doubt that Hoods Sar'
saparilla actually does directly and
permanently cure diseases caused by
impure blood. Its record Of cures ID
uneqralled and these cures have
often been accomplished after al
other preparations had failed.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23

The question is what will the
Populists do if Mr.. Bland is nomi-
mated for the presidency. Will
they support himG If so, the dem
ocratic party will be materially
strengthened in Missouri, but the
Pops are queer people and the
Democrats must not count on them
too soon.
The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1896-04-23

" .oai is doing her part in push
- hohiu'aF to The front on the
++4forH sidr rud the Democrats
'1e distinction of pushing
".enl 10 the iront, which en-.
li''s Missouri to the name Of "pres.
ident maker this year,