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The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20
Talking b, Machinery.

\ .p-skir. machine IA, '-ru m4.h.
PCS VI fs#,f s ir.Hsiuau VI Gsri.l
Writes Il b. iu the fsa~IG' - rs 4.
that Z, consists e>-en. al, II thr.v pan.
"a nAi~ ,rg arrangement. an apparatus
fur p0-!g.iH. sound tG' an t-,srG.tf $50
iu- ~ypusr4;g- lay u-.t -rua. ur.
rent 4 air through ~ 'aryuy Ia,
latter j. an iron -,-~i. the I-n~fh -
vA = rs" i- VARIED within crrtslu lm-
IT,, 80 ~ 60 s..-s" ue- vi,.A & 'ha
-,uul. " Gan,. th.uk> "a -'w IS
m--mrrIu"u, reed. would have 'a.rG l-
teri In" artirulSfing l~uparstu, COM
pr,s.~ . part Tor p~ruSinrs1. vuwci,. aud
another tn- ~'tG.-uAsgi.. III, former
operate by 'h. Vt--l- - air through
lUorfuvt~ ~ F1ftur- f1~fF~ in IL
aphrsgm-. which are ~.r.v~Si,a' Is placed
iu tEe pl~>Ig, 81 TIL MIR current hy
lever, worked wiki 49,, a -,pe-i5l ,1S-
it,. which can Dee connected with thr
other. produce. nt,al sounds fhr conn
~",uuicaiion j. effected 10 viii hy lurlHs
81 IS -p,rgts },'"r. III, ron~"uaHt- ar,
given uy pieces phu~ a,'iur - rrv
similar - those e lhr lip. 'hr teeth, as,t
thr 'nu-u" \ special drum produce
'h. /; sound. Al thr,. piece. aUl coy
gan are pat IN mutrru bs 10 k,,~. VhiuA
arr .u~gcutau>ly arE4ngrd - a, @" ,au.,
2" i-t, with suitable intensity and u
proper r%rir~. t'g rrvtu- utr1u. 80 pr,'
du~r q svilsHie. Fourteen Lev ~, nj
fHi.u,. i-caus' with the help Of a.cr~>p
- sew oue ~ NIl Do. ,hsEs'" Ter II
~ruu~pu1u'~ from strong 90 weak, 80
tn. speaking u he machine = u..,~-
rjly ur'n"tou"ns, and not perfect vrr
tain sounds produce "a tctier effect than
u-aer- -,i.l, IH general. one can con-
pr,h.ri ;hy word, aud phrase, pro
u1vu.pl The machine {, Interesting.
a. showing distinctly %" mo h1ui-U -
f0uatinn. which h,, been thu> repro
ius,t 1r;.HriAli,. ard therefor. "b,y-
ai~,.ufr,g N, laws If aDpu.;.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20
HIEEE SHALL THE BABYS DIN.
PIE BE-

over tic cradle the mother hung.
softly cUuuLluE = siuruhar--nne:
aud these were the simple words she sung
Af r." "Nels1g Ions.
CHECK uE N"fn. OF huurEle ar knee
W H"i" -iEilfh" baby'- dimplc b"s
~ H"i" -.alI 10" angels finger rr~t
" h'n h' come down to the bahs'~ nrSt>
VI H're ~AAll The angels touch remain
W h'n d" wakcu my babe againy'
~i'l - ~hslteHt and sun. - low
! nuTlnuf into hrT music broke.
Al" -h' Binscd - hear, for she could but
SNOW
HE baby angel spoke.
HrcS - chin. or kuuckic or knee,
W here -lan the Daby'- dimplr be-
~ N'f- -il.Il my finger fan and rs-t
NA'H come down to the baby'- nest
" H'r. shall Wl fingers touch remain
When awaken your babe again.
silent tie mother lat ana dWclt
Long ia the sweet DELAY Of choice.
Ana then 10y b"r baby'- side -hc kuc!t,
Ana ~aug RffH pleasant voice
N"f pu the limb. - angel dear
POI 90" charm with it, nouth viii disappear.
N"i "n ID" check shall no" 1iIHpic b".
E"r fhr larboTlug smile viii fadc and fee.
HHt t"urA thou the chin with au impress
Hr.Ff.
Aud Es hahS the au@cI'- zeal shall keep"
saturday, H0gn- inc.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20
KINDNESS AND IT'S REWARD.


Alice ~ai in front Of the little table,
washing On. brcaLfa~; dishes. "a bright
haired rirl. with l,rp,- ,r-,fBI hlua 80,
whom gua would never -n,,,rr, ia a. ,
cgrfla rr.l r.r SIM that H.. ...,,rJ
on "a wheeled chair hH mean. IF which
Shoe propelled herself back and forth
~. although ia" herself wa~ the only
-.rss.s of rle establishment. fEr floor
,y4- Ea-utr'l clean. tl. Windows .horr
IL. -...f.l diamonds and IN. ,rr,,-r.
v,.r. vh:,c and u.ar,s ltra.f F,r H.
Il. Alice. 90. Is. v,~ -. born h.--r..,,.r
anil took as much drlirht In :bn a.'a.f,
Of h.r ram,fz. l,m.-ti.. IL. ,~i if -L.
hal .r..u "a rIfIH ulayiu~ ,...l g, DOLL
Iur-. instead uf N,,r- U,yu,.r..
err..E..l lan.hf.r.
.Iti-uuyyl.u~ sometimes said Alice.
u@r;.elir.r hrr. rrr.,,y l-,,y, ar,,,s ,,rr
ihr ha-s-.b,0,rr-. I..l. ..b..,r-.
there. .rly inst ~. ,,r..h mono. .,.l n.
,xn.p-.- E... r.r -, I. mot md Il Nm,
~, rr....-, r.-r. b.. p. T,,, H.. +;
isr. .r.-u.t ....i. ,...L Tk. . min,
SON. g.. fl, end 1era. ,csr In, ,L.r
..-.-. .L.r.- ,..., ,.,. AN; Ii. J.,
mis- -.,r..f r.-y-.l..,-rr v..r. ,r..Il
60. 90. err.it.
Ana .h.- ,lf.. ,.,.,l .ba,-. h.,.
Ir-r.. r~.vn lrsfH-. E;,. IN. md 81 I.-
r.,.r .rF ...--, s.-.f, r,7-h fb.. ~,nI,.
Soma. anna, ., ,-.-.r..
s-. --..- this ,..r...Yrr. IN. o. colon
'lg,,.l r,.~. t.,..-.hi,- ,a,, - -, h.,.
.l,.l ,a.. -.4.,,.- ,.n,,l..r ,,.-,-n,.f,
nth H.. Ill -
r.- nJ.-.- U.,--,,I wLf,. L,;-.i
,.-.....--r,..tl ,.,, , - ~;
..,ia--s.lI DICTIONARY = ~ d.. ,.L.r
..F .t-a. r.,m and .nl, smiled ,r;..ly
.res,,- -.r-G- .s-j Nr.. IL
- deal - money. f..h,r g,,r ,rJ
yag,s.. h..Y ,.ar~ SAVING II ma
N..g 3r,. -;.rhf fn,- don s,iI Ia.
>.nla'ma,-.r. calmly. 1T ! I.al NJ
,n.-., Hr. vH,. :. ,no,,.- u-,,,L = a.
',turu II 10 helm our FELLOW rr,a,nrr,
with
AulI dare say he's oyer :, much
richer than you. father. purSr,d ,;ra
IN.
IN. IN man. ..au5 hi. ia .,rn 81
r.. ,-,,ut,r,.1 mn ,bill :. :; OH,
o.n.
.r.f, I..,,,- r .
,r.o FL, ,l ,T''Tu nn'l@'l'9,
ar,ir pn,,r. ar. Ii
and r.I.t, ,y.r ,L;nLt 80 -.
,n.nsz -
.E.n.rv J,urL... Al. ~.
',Lfi.5 ~ lJ mn II, :;
rLsr;,r.I. IN mn =, ,5,,,,-h, III
IN F.ai !, i ,r,r ,bs, III -
T..rl 1g,inr,bi. fsan,mi.a nv -, -, -
r' - >'"' i"" II"
and !, ,,rn4; H. n,r r,am h n,
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

Wells of black Brussels net with a
small dot are worn; occasionally one
sees a small gold dot on the black. but
this l. not aS valuable for yelling a. the
palmer nej. White illusion is very
pretty, but the silk i - delicate that af-
Ter the first wearing il tears. Looks
crumDled and i scarcely lit for Use.
while the wash blonde i too thick and
too much of a dead white 10 look well
over the face. Tissue wells in blue.
stone color and light gray are used for
picnic hats, and are also exceedingly
useful when travelling. aS they assist the
unfortunate traveller to keep a few Gin
derS away from the eyes and u little SCOT
and dust from the farr.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

LNRHT. Ma. September. iT-1
Moor WHEELuSk. FININy 90.
New Orleans. Ia
-fJsCp Having s.il auag, . sr8~s q
" hHft- Fever a..i f-rr Tru.C 'h3- .-avln
any advertising matter vaa;rfe-,
would Hss % have YOU send ne soms %; yo-r
counter circulars
tt1Er EaT-gg'sic yerv iss'-l- an have never
hal one returned l.sr- ga. sgfflI.
JAul~ II. NsIlsu U-rr--.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

Before the advent of cheap cotton
the production and manufacture OF flax
were important industries in this coun-
try. In 1910. when the population of the
country was but little more than 7.0Uo.-
600. there We're produced in the United
States over 2l,000, 900 yards Of tiaNen
cloth made in families. At the present
time. when the population Of the coun-
try Is believed to be $4,000. 900, the to-
tai annual production Of fax and linen
fabrics is probably not over 100000
yards, and not a yard of fine linen *
made in the untr
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20
WIU[W

To fss4~ tFes af .zksg zsscire re desire % cav
ga. , svsren g r~1-Gszf u-r<s1csf novs-~-s Ia
len es~r-c~i tx .-u<-4es za9 frzr~zsts % -
sFlCm f1ce-Ehcs - fss1s
f--1cssrz-1 snte TEzi eusr-T sB4 *G-ss1zj posc -
ssrrs.1- Il :As rAT 80 s-eEEs ~ - rEEezf %
rsP~tT ba-lE ur- ne . sts1 rE. FrZz s4rs -4FF3@s
cf strssEE frrn f1S.zu-tar9s .srs- ~ r-r
r~fh~t % f7~zIzsa- kDG9z - Z=lrz ~rnes csn -
cS1pt-sh t. reEslE =. GeT ~. al &eyE-atezs r1 -
p1Fss--l pwus- OF sts1-za EcEsrz.-1 s.E4sz - ss-z-
We nelr1es z,F prn1aSs tzf e>azot iz~Ts2~ <E-
ceFE - = EeF Llzaef degree
Tbs sT--sz - Ee7-7sas has D-ores vS@s~ -
ce-EfEi n czr.g Ee-roFs-sssr- AHtcr-.9n-
i,- q. TIE Items ~ -Fsu.'e wezs-~~- 40
PEnzTs., SsEE-g& sE-sxa Lzzgrs 81 -
NGroEs O~a--s-T, ss<gesse<s. All 5Oa C2EssS
D->aee.
vev Few zFplc>lEs AID ~ re-EE . pe-zzsSu- W
ps.S.-f vhs ca 81 % te- s7t1E.e. AZ tze . 70 uezk
% lave Us t->StZ@1f agpzSd TIE EpplE2IFEs 80
atu-vs caI~sF U-s5scfD1a58>. SzE sWars ZEs
tarozeh Ee ea&rz LSfT pAssect. soesA br-Eg go
ten 4 1@s -HraDy~r.- CT -zoTus8gx ~ >%4
far y47Eai~- entitled MICA Es n Esz@-zA
Ar-rL- AIRES goEEDs DlsrEy.Axy kEDIcAL
As-crATsoS, exfss0s ). J.
- H.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

Missouri ha, s.U92 school-h"u~cs. or
an acreage Of Il 10 the county. The At
tendance upon these schools amounts Ia
iis.u53. Her school property j. valued
II s-.23l .3'9, and her permanent school
fund ~ S7.51s.ni6.S ~. She has 80 col
l"grS and scminaries. five Normal
schools. aud she spends annually So
i2i.ius.5j "a pay and maintain an ar
my II teachers numbering li.26s.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

The Baptist missions in Sweden
have Swelled 10 z75 churches. \ theo-
logical seminary in Stockholm, belong
ing To the denomination, aStwenty-one
A.. students.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20
THE wealthiest man in Kalamazoo

The wealthiest man in kalamazoo.
Mich, was approached in the street by
an excited little boy. who said: Mis-
ter, my sister is in the flume. over there:
If You'll get her out I'll give you a dol
lar The man rescued the imperiled
Child. \ few days afterward the hoy
entered his office and put on his desk Il
dollar in small coin, having broken open
a toy bank and sold h~obby-horse to
raise the amount.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20
OLIVER DfIS0n Z CO., Besisn.
e. r. Dt'.os q Co. ,. y. pit.s" a c.
sSs Erssd-sf.N Y. 7. sf3 thestss;-sL. rAisA
A Narrowing Zone.

In Proportion a. tie sIrd xf0E, tharauxA
~ srisuusc. SPECIALISTS have Ssvelo-@d ale
g cuIr successfully sitA d.Mea3u~t prsvisas
D. cDnshdsr~d gnrDu4gfrAtic Ihs great 80
uOven.s IN rRschsntes ard ch~misf-r. u1ed -
AID qhEps ply have. With fsU rurs.rHBs.
been uSie - TsTsJus Ebs have ,srt-el
her stBfy and experiment.. vrrr Chas4F %
sufns PRACTICAL p<ig' The sane lruff4 a.
pies u success. Ia commercial % p-1fesssoazl
NE The zgns Il diss4ses - eralra- sAah
Tor age have been considered !ucurahr Gzs
~ithiE TIE lat generation tesu vsv snslaiY
n4rDHed ETIleysy, - as 3 IlastrafsYa.
has, from ancicai dave 20 YER feersf tn1ss
teen Chased among Aos. b-yand dumas
p"veT q conquer IN tbs qAricalar e.Aaer
ugn- h1revsr. se ha-sinf1rnxfiuu lasfFratfn.
that tsis ErI spirit nas h@vs found rast@r.
shlsA irafs us % consider 10 a y1b1c l4ty q
max that tnf0Tn4tion soazu
hss1ux f1eads Afnlctsd vlEh fali-E Ga se
s~curs1 fOr two u them ~ services = sAr-
tf11n Sh0 EAs 40 wonderfully sscrrssf1. u
cunaZ tAem that 80 Ill zithDgt txc-psx
send hs zdc1rss - Aay sufferers
Address A T. 4. BIZ ISL.
Palate ,sta 2.
Note No charge made iOr <Seinx -
s3lress
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

DR. Perez ExTgsCT oF Sx.Er-WEFD
4 q compound fluid ~sst-agt - sms-f-NeeL gr
va;er Pepper. JaTHaira Ginger aud other To-
gr"!ieu'- kupsu % ~ eticaoiuIs iu curing
ch"lc. ia-riuA, dys~ujey. Lsos~I-asG. on!
kindred Jfae'sFus Il ai-l break. u colds.
fevHEs and .--4mruatJy attacks. SJEI by
druggists
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

s<-rnz s.=2.no-sv 49, az~af - -
E-v SCI sAf Ea~1-Eea ~
En~ eaU-&saszJ s~aFzt& - EewF HEZ - -
ErJ 49, - ~AE - &= " 49, %&1
~zs Sfxr~S - 1T pr Gs1tss Ef~~s syssSA
w. 80 r-n< - ~s-1zF 49, - - 80 q
80 $50 IsE~-T< rwsGE<-s = - a. ~ @as
n< - uz21EEE
KExNEyT
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

The First African Baptist Church #
Richmond. Va. has $500 member.
The pastor. the Rev. J. Il. Holmes. was
formerly a slave.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

LI aLgghn.

CRIT 49, Cgz>v s@e- ssn~ 1-s1
f~~- Es-Ers $1,000 pers L- y Az-Es 80
rz&~1s tT 49, 49, 49, - faaAas
si~e1 syrsp znp~.y oz@
1AaEs III
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

Corn j. selling at eight and = half
cents a hu>hel in Quincy. Fla.
DnN'r u-e any but 4. Gilbert -tarcbe-.
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

he Ess kfHsay ksssa % Has :
- - $500 ss -@As - -.
, 49, ~ 49, @@ - . s~3 .
sA&a Na $500 49, - go -
49, $780,. = SGD - - "a - Gaaa-s@ = -
49, @@~s - 49,
49, -s@.a - So = ~ 80
q - 80 am. - - a -
80 - 49,. - $3.50 49,
$3.50 - 80 So f@a WE@ - - ~
- 49, . 49, - - $3.50. 49, 49,
- 80 - - -
- - sz@@ 49, T&aF 60 - -
&@ a. : 49, @&a ~ So - a %~
49, 49, - - a -
-H a - - @@s - - = -
es - ~-@~ p@- - t@a ~
80 @@z-e a So - s&@s - --&& -
~Gaa $685. Ns -
49, 49, - @Ps = $3.50
$780, - ~ - 1890. 81 -
D. - 49, 49, - - - $50 ~Fs
- @ - -@~ ussAs ~@- ~so
The Red Cloud chief., 1879-11-20

cr1 4 WEEK. kT2adsv 3; home easily male.
ots Coty Sztnt fr-- A1dTs Trse SC AEx-st1 Ee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-11-18
ON IW 01EEH r009.
1f0he Wasa Worthy Woman Then,
Why Not NoWP

Something over three weeks sEo an srti-
Gle aPPesrrd in ose Of The city papen Civ
ing ." sccouai OF hos . Mn. Alexandss.
With three children, had been deserted in
Sedalis By her hushand, and vousd up by
saying che vs. worthy woman. and sasisisd
to The respect and syspsshy Of this con-
muniiy. Shorty after, Mn. A!exsnaer
applied 10 the city snihosiiies for sssiss-
snce. and vss sent. io company uiih her
children, toHey dingsfeldess boarding house.
on Main street, where che remained
until Mondsy, When, sccoopsnied By
man named BsliirA vho he's heea exhib-
i.ins IN electric battery on the streets, she
took her departure for Msrsh.ll. o. busi-
nes trip, saying they would return the lat
ter part Of the week.
The announoe0ent u nov made that
Mn. Alexsodes i an impnsier, and that
she has left her children here to Be cared
for, While the chance are ahs vill never
shos up IN Sedslis sgain Such nay b.
the case, bus the matter 10 not looked as il
this light By Mr.. Heydisssisider OF ssy Of
his family.
A BAzoo representative visited The hoass
,hi. morning, and in reply to inquiries NJ.
H. stated lhsl Mn. Alexander had gone OF
on business trip With Balsiso. but be ex-
pecsed her back. She had not heard Of
her husband since his departure, and
thought be hsd met wiih fool play. Should
she gel sdi,orce from her husband. il Vs.
probable Baluno would marry her, He also
stated that Mm A. hsd conducted her
srlf in manser that eotilleP Der 70 soahiue
but respect, since .he has been ~ inmate Of
HE house, and ihss her love for her chill.
dren wss remarkable. she utterly refusing
to have them sent from her.
This woman may be IN imposser, and is
In poarible that che hes goee Cd and left
her children to BE- cared for By ssrssgen
but II snch il the caae. and The city h.s
been dupsd into psosidisg ios vo0an
vho was not worthy Of asistasce, Who IS
10 blame?
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-11-18

About . vsek ago, says The Manhall
RsEas ~ hsssldsd Tie slaasDssi to he
entire World shst one husdred and eighties
ssv buildiass had gone up in Manhall
dssisG The present season. But before The
buildiag seasos i over thst number win be
iseseassd tvesty five per cent The buai-
-. hosss which have eoss Up. ssd s's
il process Of essctios, sfe 6ist-elan build
inn 81 their character and have IN their
appearance . nesFopolissn beauty and e.
csllsses. There 10 boom in the building
business Of Masshall.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-11-18

Iron has recently arrived in Sedalia for
the construction Of nioe niles Of the Seda-
liza and Wsssav track. This will Be the
quickest built road ever put up in Misouri
/ construction train will b placed on the
road Is soon - rails enough to hold il can
b spiked 10 the esoss-ties.-1fPton Times.
1t is mistake - regards the iron having
arrived but il has been contracted for,
and will be on hand shortly. The Times
states the truth, the whole truth and moth
ing but the ssush, vhen u says II will BE-
the quickest built rosd ever pot up in 1lis-
souri," Will our neiahbors Of Sleepy H0l
low please take notice.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-11-18

Froo IL. D. T. Boissssu, ~ lssrs hat
he cycloss Of lass Saturday. Which did 70
oqch DANCE il Lafayette county, pased
over sossAvssasrn Johasos. mskisg clean
sweep a evssysAisg in iss path. A NJ.
Hsll he'd N orchard Of sixty Eve sssns -
fissss Of These are left Mr.. lease Nl.lcSs
hosss. ssar Chapsl Hill. ~ level . Ne
esoosd. His soa-is-lav. Burke, sas livise
ID ~ hoass. asd Nm. Bsshs - il Tie
Aesss - tAs ios, bot ssesPsa ashass.
RsnsD - o.. il shssk diasppsasANnA
- vsssiee ssoaias.-K 9yvas1sy &nnard,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-11-18
AViste % ths Home Of Jssss james.

Aviste % tho Home Of JeGoo James.
i o,aaaasv esssiag p.rV irea Kansas
City. 10 ebsEse q ,Dspety sAarahal Rayes,
yiaiasa - Aoos a Jsiss Jsaes and Bill
T0oaataoA q Coy cssssy, asd made .
: the,ssgA,ssaseA sfthe pse0iser, but failed
So1eSsoe svsa tEsos Of the basdiia Ths
- - ~ io''o.iss ssssn for he "trip
sf9.aoe - 3e1eodsg oosn,ng aboat ese
Se)eek covered apeing vagoa, drawn By
-s16o 49, pas& lhsooRh Keasney. sceo9-
pasisd b TOO vsll armed oee on hone.
6ock. The Vagoa - drivea u he disec.
, .,siee sfulG& 9sossls', bose. Atees thrss
Oe3eek q vagoa Passed through Kearney
- - seasss, 6ai 70 oes On hossebaok &C.
.cu0PaptsA e. Issslligeace Of Tin nDached
i 0AjfAAl 1Aogetf, nd ihfskiag perhaps
~ yagoe might have centaiaed tbe body
Il Ju Jaoo, . trip vss nade TO ascestaiu
- sacas u, psssible. IT, iipl sssslie1 ID
toding act6iag; bit one fscs Wss de0oe-
i sesW2 oRjG, ~ ~ - sbss he eisiseaa
ofClsy cooaty ass not Ill synpseAisen With
IL Jsoes beya Ma nayss saye sAssh hin.
self md Pose yefe tsealsa 9Th TIE great.
esssHe0 - q - pss. yhsse ebsy
xae4Pe4 tof 4eak 0soy people would mol
- ~ 4i10S0 He seys alaFRe port,oa
~-eSlshe eitissas Of Clay sessty - 1esa o.
- Jsas beys go vssId y elsd - hesa
i &ihair tsiag esaght." w.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-11-18
TUFTS
~
PILLS

arp extracteA from Vegetable products,
comb.ning IN :he1n tho Aa3drnks or May
Apple, which - recoxnisel By physicians
Q substitute Tor c:homcl. p0ssessana ell
The virtues Of thas mineral. without it,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-11-18

Near H.6slia. q $50. o. Wednesdsy
oos~ine. Nov. l3ah. Of iypaoij Sss9. Jeaaie
o., dsugAses u Raf1s cod Eles Low, aeed
10 yssp.
h fssessl took plaee Hi oos.isg q
10 eaeleek lion ihs laaily sss;deace, thsss
min noeehaml q 0o6al3a.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-11-18

Give "a rest" cried . bootblack from
the gallery Of our Opera Houss. to party
in the audience Who had hsen coughing
during the greater part Of The perfosmance.
"Uss Dr.. Balrs Cough Syrup," shouted an
other urchin.-E.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-11-18
KILLED HIS NAN.
Luke Thomas U0oo HiD P1Gtol
H6ectively g ferre Hsato, Ind
He i Held o. Q Charge Of Murder,
but 1xpo0es % Prove that the
ShootinG Wa Dooo in
0olE. OoGo0Oo.

Many people in Sedslia will reoeohei
Luke Thomss, vho cane 70 this city lasl
fall and senaiasd satil Asy, vhss be tool
hs departure for 1esre Hsnse, Indiana
where he has since remained. He cans
direct from the Black HilIs eoustsy, ia
which neishborhood he had been for The
past fifteen years. OF money, he had "a
abundant supply. and could pulI ont q
handful Of SO gold piece. At any hour ia
the day. He va rather . 6oe lookins
man, about thirty Eve years Of ag.. and vas
somewhat
ON THE SPORT.
He vss raised near Clifton, IN Cooper coun.
~, where be- has brother. Je~e Thomas,
BOZ residing. He sas also broshes to the
Misses Thomaa. sho formerly kept . mil
lihery store on Main street, bat Who nov
reside 1t SEi;hton, 10 this couniy. By his
qni.t manner and gentlemsniy deportneni
while in Sedalis, he made msny frienda, I'll
Of whom Will sympathise With him Ca &C.
count Of
HIS PREsEHT TROUBLE.
His relatives in this section received . let
ter from him few dsya sgo. in which be
gives his account Of . shooting ARRAY
that occurred II Terre Haute last week, a
folloss:
He ga in . billiard room in that city
engaged IN playing game. WHEN diiscal-
y sprang up between ivo other player. and
they we're about to come to blows. when
Thomas rushed in between and tried 10 sep
arate them. Al this one Of the pariiea took
o6enae, and accused Thomas Of trying to
aapst the other msn. Thomss denied that
such Wa his intention. bat the fellow (hia
name IA not KNOWN seemed to think other
wise, and
MADE At THOMAS WITH KNIFE.
Thomas ran around the table . couple Of
times. trying to escane. hut 6oding il i'm
possible he pulled out . revolver and shot
his pursuer through the right lung. The
man still continued IN follow, and Thomas
fired sgain, the ball taking effect In the
mans forehead and killing him Instantly.
This ia the version Tho@ss si,es Of the
affair to his relaiive., aud :hose here Who
best know the msn are inclined to believe
that he
HAS TOLD he TRrfH.
Although . resident Of this city for -ev-
sral months. he WA never engaged in any
Kind of difficulty, and It il not believed
hat he would pick quarrel wi,h asybody.
Thomas writes that he vas arrested and
d nov under guard, bail beine refused hin.
he also adds that he has 10 team about be-
ing cleared when brought up fos trial
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-11-18

The Case q John ". 0toWoFt,
CHARGED Win Arson,
Called Before Special Judge Lest
this Morning.
The Testimony All in and the A.
gumOnto Being l(ade.

The Testimony All in and the A.
gumsnts Being Made.
The caae Of The Sssie ~ Jno. w. Stewart
changed With attempt to commit arsoa, W.
called. The defendant asked for chsnsa
Of venue, and Judge Leet ~ selected By
the bar to Try she case.
Stewart plssded not Guiliy. The follow
ing nsned seailemen we're sworn ~ the
jury to Try the case:
l. =. Allen, Ta!bert Shipley,
Geo. n. ShePpesd, Jaeph Tice.
Eli Palmer. Noses HoGsa,
r. D. Middleton, Jno. Grubh.,
J. A. Fishes, BE-. Stevens,
John Spicket, r q. Raoey.
The testi@ony for the Peoseeutioa
closed u noon, and vas about the sane -
80 published u thee columns NJ the pre-.
li0iassy examisaiion.
Stewart made biz statement this evening.
Substantially - has been published.
Al this hour, half-psss three, Pru.ecu-
Jung A"os"es 'sck'o" 70 osS'"s nus a'so'
Ds"s in the case, and not many more hours
~" pa" ere joan ". S'e~sn Knows n's
fate.
"e" e'afk e. a., e"sfefa ."s "'.o'o."s
the peace the defendant filed application
'or e"a"ee o. venue.
n m
q n. S'""es' e"s'seo "''" ""..."'":
"s"s'nre 10 se 'ns'rsmes' Of v'"'"s "
t.lse p'e'e"'e" case eel 'os sesF'"s o" '"e
zota inst.
Sssee ~. frask hsnsn. ""o"d'"g .
mule alter special Judge Bridge" Paa'ed
o" the Instruction. The prosecuting a''os-
"ey entered . "o''e pros.
Ssste ". X. T. Graves, obtaining money
under false preienaes cause confused gen
| orally.
state ". Jsoes 3. Steel sad james Cook,
enbesslement; defendants 6ls des"rrers 10
indictments.
state ". James Cook, embezzleoeot
...,. .,,,,
.,,: r
s'e ". ""'- "'.' '"s .'1"".
without i'oe"se; Jury sou"d verdict ot
guilty and asaeaaed kne al SO.
State ". Ward Smith, assault With in
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Stewart, the Jury fousd mot guilty." and
The prisouer v.s disch.rrej.
r. - 80;
iy 'o
oesocS sse osoe ss'ny''o'ee Peese"'me"''
aod having coacladed their labon, vese
declared. None Of the psrt;es indeed
:. .,,..,a. go. ~ $500.
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% 1oaJ.'y e. '"s 'o'".':s
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Hooo.ebIe CrimiosI Cour, to exsni1e he
Trsasur.rs books, have performed said
duty and lind them in excellent manner.
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JEF,rnx,xc Com.
CHAs. ROLL,
To Hon. ". II. H. Hill, Judee CRIMINAL
Cosrs, Rnl County, No.:
We, the grand jury. have visited and e1.
.o'"ed The county jail and lind the sane
" e. s"ss ""s 20. ~ LIZ. ~S -. :: so"''
We fsd lhe condition o. rood q & i pos.
aible TO Be under the circumstances. We
e"d Psi.ooess in Il from other counties and
90 ~. .I o H.! 700 ~
H., ve have not The room to ,.te ,he nroU-
e. care Of them and also d. justice to our
ov". ~. N. HAMILTON, F"se~s".
state ". Jaa. karr. selling liquor With
ont ''ce"se' ionr 'ad'ct@e"t'; plea Of guilty
s"d h"e Of 30 ID each.
Stsse ". Frsnk barr, osess'ng jail
a.,
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