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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
The Theepiane.

After an absence of MANY months,
the BAzoo is pleased to announce that
the Sedalia Thespians have again re.
organized. and will appear in the play
of The Willow Copse," at Smiths
opera house in about two weeks, Mr..
William Latour, the veteran actor, ap.
pearing in the character of Luke
Fielding" which same was 50 ably
personated BY G. w. Couldock more
than thirty years ago. No words of
commentator on the part of the
BAzoo are needed for Mr.. Latour, he
being too we'll and iavorably known.
10 presenting this thrilling drama,
Mr.. Latour will be ably assisted by
the following people of this city: M,s.
WIN. Latour, Mrs. ID. T. CLANCY,
Misses Fife Cooke, Mable Van Camp,
Allie King. Gertie Van Carp and
Gussie Heismeyer and Messrs. Ed. H.
Houx. Then. w. Henry. D. 7. Cha
ney, j. w. Finley, c. c. Parker, NJ.
Baker, F. H. Guenther, Thos. H.
Lewis and Julius SaetteIle. For
weeks past they have been rehearsing,
and it is their intention to appear, as
before stated, in about two weeks.
A noted scene artist of Chicago is
how engaged in painting new aud ele-
giant scenery, and a beautiful drop
curtain, and other arrangements are
being perfected for proper presenta-
tion of the play. This is the first of
Q series of entertainments that will be
given BY the society during the winter,
and no doubt large and refined au-
dience will greet them on this, their
first appearance. Success to the Sc
dalia Thespians.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

hair dressing and restorative is found in
London n air Color Restoser." L. seldom
fails 10 restore gray or fading hair to it,
origiasi youthful color and beauty. Fall
ing hair lie checked By its nee, and il pro-
duces = growth of beautiful young hair,
soft, slo-.y and luxurient that suspri.ss
every oo.. There properties added to iis
exquisite perfume and purity Of compost.
tion, render il il the growing favoriie Of the
toilet every where. It certainly IL the
most clearly and Elective hair resioser oov
before the American people.
A. A. Gibson. B.rryiovn, Dusches
county, n. Y. writes: Dr.. Svsyne 4 soa
PhiI.deiphis. Gents. I enclose . po.sol6ce
ord.r for s.; please send me one dosen
"Londou Hair Color Rcssores." II be-
stopped my hsIr from falling, and rrssosed
il to its natural color. Il hes proven saiis-
factory io every respecs. The "Loodoe
Hair Color Resiorer" can b obtained n
all The leading Druggists n Is eess bot
elo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
Our Sunday Sermon.

The prosperous always say, with
grave shakes of the head, that money
brings little happiness" yet they
seem to enjoy its possession, are proud
of it in various ways, according TO
character. use it freely as power, and
will not surrender it without the very
toughest fighting. A complete sur
render of wealth. of the difference be-
tween subsistence and competence or
riches is, except in a very few cases of
religious conviction, the rarest of al!
forms of self-sacri6ce. So different.
indeed, is the disconsolate talk of the
we'll TODD, from their actual condition
that the world suspects them of lit
tie hypocrisy or of an intention to
avert envy BY declaring, what is I'M
questionably false, the equality of I'M
earthly conditions. olives is sad with
wealth, " sighs the man with too little
'.but how wish had touch of his
complaint" A few men, indeed, have
boldly declared the regrets of wealth to
be pretences. and have asserted with
Macaulay. that every guinea they ac-
quire gives them distinct and arpre'
ciable pleasure. He was the most
generous of mankind. but he liked
money aud pleasant bindings for his
books. There was solid truth in
Macaulay's idea, particularly as to
earned money; but he put his truth as
usual, a good deal too broadly, moth
ing being ever quite 60 little complex
as he imagined everything TO be.
Very few men. indeed, part with
wealth voluntarily, because very few
have the courage to deprive them
selves of any faculty CT power they
NAV hereafter want and very few are
without that pride In it which any
distinction tends to raise but We b
lieve the constant depreciation of ;
value, in which the well-to-dO indulge,
is not a hypocrisy. They see. OF
manv of them see, failures in the effect
of their wealth upon themselves. and
even directly bad consequences
springing from it, which quite justify
their shakes of the head, though they
are slow to explain even to themselves
Why the apples taste so ashy.
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THE BALL AND BANQUET
To be Given by the Queen City
Guards on Thanksgiving
Evening.
Militia Companies From Neighbor.
ing Towns to be invited ana u
Royal Good Time Had.

The Queen City Guards have boat COM
grand entertainment in 49, 1T. during
Thanksgiving day and ergH,"i, s,sd Il the
programme "a now mapped cst d. carried
through successfully, il will rebound not Il
little 10 the credit of one O, tie finest mill
tary org sniz ttiuns ia the stair.
For soGse time psst the boys have con-
iemp!a,ed giving ball and banquet al
>icber-' park on the day above stated, shd
to that end they have lrhor.d faithfully.
IL Is their intention TO extend ia IL ,iinn- 10
the military companies oi Ho.G.n, Liking
ton, The two al BoonvIlle, Cai,iornis, JET
f-r-on Ciiy, Upton, Parsons aEd The S-da.is
Riffs, and have each nrgsnIZaiI on, uni
formed, attend In a BODY api t~ke par; IN
the exercises o. the day and evening.
Dnri.g the forenoon they will appear on
dres. par .de and wii! march through The
principal thoron.bfares Of the city. Al the
conclusion, they will MAJ IN in body TO
Sichers' Park hotel, where they will dine.
Sicher Bros. have no sUi~' iors IN Catering
TO the public, and they will no doubt isiliv
excel themselves on this occasion.
Daring the afternoon they will again APP.
pear on dress par sde at the park, and al D
o'clock m agnihcent banquet will he spread
and toasts, speeches, etc. will Dc in order. TIE
programme concludes with bail II night,
in which only invited gue.ts will be al
lowed 10 participate.
The gentlemen having all the details Iva
charge will labor Unceasirgly To make this
th= grandes; event of lis chsrac;e. in the
history Of Sedalia, and The BAZoo ieeis As
sured that success will Crown their efi hts.
OF course it - not known whether ali the
ahove-nsmed military companies will he
present, but II il pretty safe 10 saw that a
majcrity will see the hov- through. on this
occasion. The Seiaiia Rlf-e can be counted
on every time. and Will labor with the
Guards 10 make The exercises OF TIE las and
night agreeable and pleasant Ia all.
Under :he csp;sincv of Charlie Freder-
ick-. the Guards have progressed rapidly,
and when they show up on dress Psrade
there can be no dohht bu' what they will
compare fsvorablv in point Of proficiency
in drill with ANY Of the older Companies.
Sedalis il proud of the Gusids snd she has
Just cause for SO being. the price of tickets
has been placed remarkably low, and m
clndes transportation 10 the park nv car
risge, and tickets 10 The diansr, banquet
end bail.
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An AGED Begger.

Jesse Davis. . man aged % years.
who is . cousiu Of JEFF Davis. high
mogul If the southerD conf.deracv. late
If this c"uniIy. deceased. arrived at
the Sedalia deUpt on foot last evening,
from PineviIle. No. He left Pineville
the latter part Of August, walking and
be- 2ing BY the wsyside until he reach
ed this city. He lost one arm Eve
years since in the Michigan pineries.
and is decrepit Old man. He had been
living with his daughter who Was mar
ried 10 . man named john Copeland. .
farmer near Pineville. and helped them
put in . crop during the summer. but
in August they fired the old man out
Mayor Evans gave him . rsilrosd
ticket IN BoonvilIe. for which place he
will leave this morning. He is trying
to resch his I'D home in Michigan. II
be makes no better time than he has
thus FAR he will reach the day of judg.
ment b, fore be does Michigan.
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THE NEW OFFICERS
Ofths s.. w. 4 8. Railway Who
Were Appointed by the Direc-
tors on Last Thu sdsy.

The board Of direcIor- Of the Sedzlia
Warsaw X Southern narrow gauge railway
81 their me~ling held in this cisv on last
Thursday. appointed Mr.. ID. N. T. igerton
General m-nsser, AMI placed the cons;ruc.
'i'n, maintenance and operation Of the
railroad. sud TIE property ii the company
under his chas.e and direction, and order
ing all officers. seen,s and emp,ove- oi The
company Ia TIE governed by his orders.
ID. NJ. Ei:e;i"n, ~ general IN ,ns gel, Then
appointed NJ. holland Wneei~r ~ chief
engineer, snd pi :cei in HI. chs,ge the con-
-rruc'icn and repair at the rosi, With or
'irrs ia .li construction irsinln~s, road
mss's.- an. all other pc -ons employed in
ai- .irs'n 'nent. 10 me - Sc; ocd By he or
ier-
The road has siresdv rPrsng into large
trade. both passenger and freight, and viii
rapidly develop the resources o! ihe disiiici
through which Il runs.
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At Sml:h's Opora House.

FOris.- * Cuiton'- Comedy comp NV sil!
spi~Sr at smiths opera house FRIDAY and
Saturday evening. net. Tne NoberIy
Monte. has :h- following in regard 10 the
play O: Back Diamonds, With which they
apl-sr iE S~'lai,.:
TIE opera hocse vas iuIt las: tight W
witness the pres-nf s'ion OF Black ID ,D,onsi.
ny the F1rb--.Coi'on combination. The
play = Father on the blood mi thGcdss
odd, but i, csiehe- the multitude, and the
gallery g.-,- were a- we'll pleased ar better
Than IL ,hry had seen B16.Io Bill -~-!p .
half deem mobile red m-n. The sisge vas
hardly iaIse .n"u.h Tor the requirements
at the piec-, hut al wa- renie!es: h~iier shan
ever h.iore IA Mob-iiy, Mark ODaI. and
"E.nIy E'5" being Of cour-e the c~ntrnl
h:urs- sn'i veil did they render their psvis.
Tie app, use va terrific NJ times and
s.,ID- al the BIS; passages IN the play, 90
are glad 30 -t,'e. met With hearty re
sPpn-s from the sn..i~uee. "a touch Of
nature m skes the world skin"
The -reci~liies Of little Ida!ene Cation
lifted - rer!.cil,n. She Is truly wond-T-
ia! child, and not 4 genrro - heart in tbs,
aud!sDc-, alter listening To her childish
voice. bus fel; better and purer ard nohler.
hno siac. - vet there vas one untouched
with cvnici-m and unscqu .in'e,i ~irh the
Stern realities Of ii;e-hol,e,u!, bovsnt, her
life Just touched ~iih the rr--eaie d.vn Of
a m.iirnhood that promise. q g!oriou.
coon.
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WOODEN AND MERINO
HOSIItR
Boston99.Store
o31 Ohio Street.
WI BEITLER 4 CO.,
Prop ietors.
Why Maggie Mitch, II 10 on the
Stage.

Why Maggie Mitch, II 70 on the
Stage.
Maggie has been ON the stage for
thirty years. She acknowledges 10
f1rtv-three. and, as she has made q
great deal Of money. people wonder
why she don't retire. The truth is,
that she is not as rich as she was,
and her work now is for her children.
Some years ago her husband, Paddock
bought the Forrest place at Long
Branch. paving s75. 900 therefor S4O.-
900 Of which Was cash down. Time
ran on and interest and taxes with 1t
but the little comedienne is in no
sense business woman. 80 she lett
everything to her husband. One day
the remaining s35, 900 tell due and
could not be met. The place was sold
ON mortgage. and brought less than
her first payment, and she awoke to q
realization Of the fact that she had .
hard time before her and 80 the little
woman is stil, ON the Stage.
Mage. Mitchell. since her Grst great
success in in New York nineteen wears
ago. has been carrysll for her entire
far:ily. She feeds them. lodges them
and clothes them. She has an old
father between seventy and eighty
Who is veritable "Old Ercles." and
the only way he can be kept froE
giving way 10 his weakness lies IN lock-
ing him up and feeding him regular IA
tions If whisky.
IN spite Of the familiarity with her
PLAYS and acting Maggie Mitchell is
still one Of the great paving Stars Of
the stage. She makes money CON-
stan;ly and everywhere, sn.i she de-
serves to. She has Created a school
in acting. and in her school she Is he
vond imitation. Few women have
given rs great q pleasure 10 the pub
lie Cincinnati correspondence Den-
yer Tribune.
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Too Much Bottieized Confusion.

L An old farmer, whose name is IN
known 10 the BAzoO reporter. brough,
to the city, yesterday, wagon load OF
chickens to sell. tie soon became
pretty drunk. and took a bottle of
bulge with him, at which he fire.
quently smiled. He asked a negro
boy to drive him around town until
be could sell his chickens. The boy
drove him around and the fowls were
sold, the boy making his change for
him. Finally he went into saloon
and told the boy to take the team to
some livery stable. The boy. instead.
drove the team to the market house
square and tied it to the back end of a
farmers wagon. the owners of which,
who we're also drunk, drove home 10
the country. the chicken wagon being
tied behind.
The old man soon began searching
for his team. A negro boy aged
about II years. who is known 70 the
police as ''J:hn. brother to Lotiie.
and brother-ln-law to John Turley,"
met him and said: "I'll find your
team if you will give me dime" The
old man said he would do SO. The
boy said, Follow me-" and started
down the alley. The old man followed
and the boy stopped and said, "aill
you honestly give me the dime p
''Yes." replied old age, who drew out
his pocket book and began taking out
the change when the boy grabbed The
pocket hook and ran. The old man
Purued 10 vain. The police after
wards captured and calaboosed the
boy. At IL O'Clock last night the old
man Was still drunk and hunting his
team and pocket book. 1t was sad
case Of too much "coOn."
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Last Nights Lecture.

Mrs. Barnes, the noted lecturer. de-
livered splendid address at the Ohio
Street NJ. E. church last evening on
''Our Country" The lady deserves
larger audiences than she mas been
greeted BY since her advent into our
city. and the BAzoo hopes they will
be accorded her should she appear
here again.
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A Close Call.

Fridav evening. "a the loe,l freight train
was pulling out irum Dresden. Conductor
Seed, in attempting to get abosrd Of the
front end Of the caboo-e. slipped and tel
be,ween the CATS, aud Tor distance Of City
yards, or the whole length of the pl.'form,
h. vac dragged along, barely escaping
death. lie held "a the railing ~ the ca.
booze until the end OF the platform 80
reached, when he threw him-eif TO ore eide
and thus escaped With M other injury lhsn
Q psir of sbarked shinsn
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The sentiment expressed by Frank
Blair that Grantism meant empire, Is
still q living issue. which like smoul-
dering fire only needs 10 6e tanned to
become q more f. rvent heat than ever
before. seeking to destroy the last yes
tige OF republican government in this
c"untry. John w. Forney. heretofore
leading republican. OF Pennsylvania,
and a man OF grea, intellect, makes this
startling prophesv which is but y re- Ut
terance Of what Frank Blair said i:
but let the past 60. Let the dead
past bury the dead. We DOW face the
empire, and there il but one great
force tn meet it. the democratic party.
Garfield only fills the gap for Grant. I
write this name with a new feeling,
that Of profound regret that me / love
20 we'll should sink 80 low. First the
defender Of the forgiven south, then
its defamer. First eager to honor Han
cock for his virtues, then 10 hou nd
him az an enemy. And this is the
man VINO now wants 10 play the part
Of king hereafter.
First the general Of our armies. then
president. and king hereafter. How
wonderful the resemblances.
Why not gentlemen ? The path Of
empire is as plainly reached BY the
present triumph Of moneyo yer patr;ot-
ism, OF terrOr over truth, a. it were
lighted BY q new planet. The means
and the Covenants are all patents to
one end. An army Of Office holders
are organized. backed by . battery Of
hanks-these the forces to fight, and
the instrument TO lead to the
throne in 1884. this is the plot. II is
boil. 1t is clear. Are We ready for
II -
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Why They Went Visiting.

A commercial msn Who arrived from the
south yesterday morning informed BAzOO
r~porier Ihs, while ne wac stopping II the
Wilder house, in Fort Scott, Tuesday ard
"Wednesday last, he Vas surprised n The
numbrr OF gu--,s who were registered from
Sedsiis. II seeming rs though ~verv other
man hailed from the future capital. On
hi. arrival here he learned Of the work that
the grand jary Started on the 6rst of the
week, and ne wss thus enabled To account
for the large patronage extended the Wilder
BY Sedalians.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16
Almost Young Agaln

Ny mother was afflicted long time with
neuralgia and dull, heavy inartive condi-
ton Of the whole system headache. ner.
vous prostr alton, and was almost helpless.
No physicians or medicines did her any
good. Three months ago she began to use
Hop Bittere. with such good effects th.t
che seems and feels young again. We
think there lie no other medicine Ct to nee
in our fsmily.-A lady in Providence r. I.
Journal.
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Five O'Clock Tee.

Plain plush FIR piano Covers is the
thing. and. moreover. IN expensive
thing.
A new repped fabric called Victoria
is used for evening dresses Of light
shade.
Brown cloths with border stripe Of
gold woven near one selvedge are
among the novelties found at exclusive
houses.
Little shrimps in delicate pink coral
~ith sllver ieet. will shortly emIgrate
tn this land Ut the free and hume 0f
the brave.
The London World declares that
English women are taking To racing
more than formerly, and objects to
such taking.
A bunny exceresceDce, caused By
the bad arrangements Of the fallness
in skirts. is q common result Of careless
dressmskiDg.
Seal brown with red tinges. 10 IN
entirely different shade frrm the gold
en- CaPucine. and requires either red
or green for its contrasts.
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The Mexicsns are fond Of dsncinG, bot
At Santa Fe the v.ls1 u rot eOunteaa ncrsi
IN gona soc'e'y, aud "a" only Be se~n IN he
los public dance house,. AT . fashion-
.b'e g.shsrio2," says . recent visitor,
seven the square 4 snce is coaiucted With
great decosun. The ladies all sit on ooe
AIDE of the ball room and the genslx0en On
the other. and when the music brx'ns the
Young mea walk out in the middle Of the
6oor ant 6rckon 10 the young ladies whom
they desire fOs p.r'n~ns. Al the clnss OF
he dance the ladies return 10 their side Of
he room and the senslrmen To their ovn."
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Are you low-spirited. dnwn-in-ths-
mouth, and weak ia Ite back? Dos ssik-
ing, lifting or s,andi. < cause pain in sire
smsll Of The back? II so yon nave kidney
disease, and Prof. Guiime,,e'- Frencn Kid
ney Pad is the only remedy which will
cure you rapidly and permanently and
without filing your stomach With nau-
seating medicine. For sale by Aug.
Fieischmann, druggist, corner Second ana
Ohio streets
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An AGED Offender.

Benjamin Bates. . man aged Is
years, who is tenant of Col. Ritter on
. farm three miles west of this city,
Vas jailed at the instance Of his land.
lord last night to await his trial next
Monday for having maliciously burned
rails, broken windows and furniture on
the farm above mentioned.
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Married.

AT the residence Of the brides father,
in Benton county, on the evening Of the
9th, by Rev. q. A. B-ssiey, Mis- Mary
Dick and DR.. W. o. Danisp, II this city.
in -. Loni.. Thur-,isv, the Il,h inst,
Mr.. Hugh Anderson, Of this civ. and Mis-.
Emma Stone. niece of Milo Blair, E-q.
The bride and -room arrived IN SeisIis
Frid.y morning and Immediately lett for
Green R'ds-, where Mr.. Anderson. father
resides.
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isoos Of the most annoying diseases
in the world, md yet all can End
surs srlief ~ the uss Of On.
SwAYNE's OINTMENT. II has been
tested IN thousands OF instances and
invariably make. . sure cure.
The 'y~rsoos ere moisture like
peppirasioo. intense itching, in
crossed BY scratching. very dis
srssine. particularly u night, -
10 pin worms vere crawling in and
sbous The recsuo; the private psrss
are sometimes effected. Prosass
this oinsmens. Resdes, 10 you ere
sufssine from ihis d,ss sessinx eo0-
pl.ins, letter. itch, scs'd head, ring.
0osm, bas6es's itch, any esussy,
acAly akin esupsioos. uae d..
6vsyssS Oiasosas All b cured.
eeld D ell pso0insss dsnseisA
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Popular illustrated book Goo pases) q
MANHOOD! WoMANHooDi MARRIAcxi
lmPedinents to Marriage; tie cause and
care. Sent sers'siy seaAd, postpaid, for 50
cent. b On. c. WHITTIER, 6s7 s.
Charles Street. s.. Louis, No, ~ -
Ooeinha6 Rcd - voelL
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1LI!|9IIxygIIII2Il

physicians say il 10 Q PERFECT SUnSTl.
i TUE for the suiphate quiniue. Sup~rios 10
tonic properties. and produces no dissereeablo
effect.
Does the Same ~ Sulphate Qu,niue Sold
BY oil Druggists, or sent by mail, price a 81 pef
Oh. Billings. Ciapp Co.. CnsuIsPs Boston
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NO remedy for kidney diseases here
tofore discovered can be held in comp.r-
isnn with W.rner's Safe kidney and Liver
Cure. A. Harvey, d. D., Washington,
DC.
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A farmer named Walter S. Law.
renee. living in the Delaware valley
near Kelleyis. N. Y. vent out last
Tuesday looking for a-iox. As be
was passing through . pint Of woods
extending down toward the Batavia
Kill stream bis dog began to s,if the
air excitedIy, and in = moment the
hunter saw . large black bear coming
toward him. He had no weapon save
. double bsrreled shotgun. Hastily
raising his piece. he fred q charge Of
shot into the bear. IL did not check
bruins advance. The dog rushed upon
him aud received his attention long
enough to allow Mr.. Lawrence to FIRE
the other cha &c into the bears b,dy
just below his fore leg. tumbling him
over. Az the bear did No.. attempt to
re. the hun.er bad lime to reload
ha,tily, and. advancing toward the
6ear. he fired . charge into his brain
st~ range OF six feet, killing him out
right. Mr.. Lawrence went home and
brought back . wagon tn take away
his prize. IL VAS . large framed black
brar. and weighed nearly three hun
bred pounds.
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The surprise Of RIP Van Wrinkle when
awsking from his long slumber could not
have been greater than that Of the patient
who had been troubled with a bad cough
for weeks upon finding himself entirely
relieved after . few doses Of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. Price Is cents.
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Will Do Rel sooDd

Jack Barker anu the TOO Bailey bso'h.
err, vho have been held in the SedaIis Jail
. number Of months svaiiipe their Trial
ios co@plicstv in the O eeol~ lynchins,
last spring, will b taken tn Clinton, Henry
enunsy, Moodsy, shese they viIl spp<sr
before Judge Wright, al the circuis cours,
and BE- rslessed Under soms lass ruling oi
the suPse@s court, thew having been som~
80 in The PsPss under which they ere
nov held.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-11-16

Mr.. Fred II sriI-v, L oomin:fon, III.
writes: H.vinx suffered with maamm.
'orv RI sumAii-m for the past zee yesrs
tried ala remedies known 10 relieve thai
ccmplsint, and spent MANY . dollar with
out .ny relief, | Gas at last induced by
INV druggist To- try s.. jacobs Oil, aud hsv,
bceB entirely cured.