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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

it Is easy to figure out the result. To
deduce q similar result from any other
standpoint, would take up too much
time, and waste the patience Of our
readers. No doubt it can be done.
All hunters expect TO find the birds
either ON, or in the neighborhood Of
stubble. Last Monday the stubble
was like an oasis in the midst Of =
ing quartz i'm the midst of the prairie.
We sought it. and went over itas care
fully as the reaper had few weeks
ago We Intercepted each other,
'Why is this?" A jack-rabbit would
pop up, and we would drown all our
troubles watching his flight, or buzz
zard or u crow would silently flap his
wings over our party, as il mocking
us in our wretchedness. The fore
noon thus passed very unsatisfactory
ly, and at noon We camped in the
neighl,orhOod Of rocky ledge which
Is 81 fis-ured and shaped ~ to attract
the eyes Of the many visitors who had
recorded their names on its sides.
We found name among them with
the date of 1860. In one part of the
ledge are several small caverns which
are the homes Of jack-rabbits, snakes,
etc. Near by is a spring-"ROck
Spring" by name. As the water issues
from the rocky ledge referred to. The
Moses who smOte that rock did good
piece of business; for the spring con-
tains ice-cOld, crystal water, which
has quenched the thirst of the roam
ing Indian i'm times long gone, and of
many thirsty herder and chicken
hunter Of the living present. May it
continue its Samaritan work for the
centuries to come. Ii one should
build on the little plain below, the
spring on the side hill could lie carried
by pipes to the house, stable, corral,
etc., with very little work and ex-
pense.
We unhitcled our horses and wa
tered aud fed them. We brought out
our baskets and pals which contained
that lunch which is the fourth neces-
sity land which We should have men,
toned previously of a successful
hunt. These lunches are not
strictly in accordance with
DIR. Tanners dietary system, but are
well adapted To put the stomach in
such an order as to make that system
when four hunters "ooI their
lunches there is a vast array of
Wand. snra,d ont on tho
,,r,Sr-..,,t,;c;,.nt in nu.n,;tv IN f....l
.s.;uI,, mo.
Str.tch..d ON, ~, tho .r...v .,,,.,,
,nr n,r,v Of ,onr t.,t.d ,nI named
an hnnr or .n ha,,r. the m.r.. ,,,.,in
e., out Th.n dr;f,;na IN an .as,.r,,I,.
w.. fn,,mJ :. ,"..n;do.n,
chicken conntrv-and thai was ali The
Inntsr. s.n.,r,i.l I'm, william, s,....Ss
Friend Carver went with shirt and
anthus;.sm ia cantnra +, coxav -,...n
.i;miw I'm . .,;st.ut FILL ~. tIonaLt
L., ih.. ,.horS of nm. ,l.y wara nov, ,o
IN. Crowned with an ,rmf,,l ,,f hir,is
IL .t.IEsi ,,nietIv and m.t;entlv for.
,v.rd w,tch,n0 the came intsn,Iv
Tn. shells were mr., IN mac. and the
on,n w,s h.;no hronoh, ,o on aim.
when .i.hoId, ne heard ,h,. mnmmsi.
raj so,,nd of the guinea hen, A coyey
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

TIVE eo-psrtnersAip herrsefarv exissias bv ssA
i between John Foster and Jas. x. nrsschanp
q this day Dissolved by mutual coasess SAID
John Foster retains fall sucre..ion and cossroi a.
the business Of said c~-panuer~Aip.
JOHN fdSTER
JAS. K. BEArCHANP
salina. Kansas, July "a isO x-su
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

Next week we will publish his BIZ
ography, which, at this time. will prove
interesting. for many incidents will
ne hr".,ei,t fresh Ia the minds Of those
who have taken an interest in TOliti-
cal niatters.-Hcrdfd.
y" doubt it will prove fully as bril-
liant and much more honorable in ev-
cry respect than the Rats Indiana
history. Come on with your biOgra-
phy. Isltty.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05
A CarAsld end Arthur Club.

Il had been published that Gar
field and Arthur club would be organ
lied Mt the city hall ON Friday evening
last, hut it was finally concluded to
occupy the opera house, At which place
the meeting was held. G. s. Radcliff
was chosen chairman, and G. F.. Fsulk-
ner, secretary. Messrs. T. L. Bond,
Aug. BOndi and J. q. MOhler made
the addresses. Committees on pernia-
nent organization, procuring speakers
and drafting constitution and bylaws
were appointed, who will report st q
meeting TO be held one week from
next Friday evening. There was a
large attendance and considerable en-
thusiasm. Music Was furnished BY
the martial band. Many names were
secured IA members Of the club, aud
the membership il being rapidly in
creased
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05
0a0xE LAND NEAR Sol oasoW CITY
e00 SALE

leo ACRES bottom and eastern siopinx prairie, n
miles nsrtAea>s al Nev Cambria, = nilrs vrzs d
Solomon City. and one nile froa the rsilrrs4
trsrk. ~ sc~s old lad vhicA ny q oarr h.
put in With fall crcps. 80 pr srre 81 vhsch os~-
tcuih cash. balance TO suit the purchaser
mo ". DERES
&-tf BAxxss : n.nxks Slim E.,
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

Universalist preaching ut the Acsd-
envy Of Music, on Sunday, August 9Th.
ut O'Clock p. m. All are cordially
invited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

Mr. Olaf Eor-se, of Falun, has been
solicited 10y his Swedish friends, As
by many Americans, to become a can
lidatc for Commissioner in the Third
District. Mr.. ForSse is well qualified
for the place. and inasmucil as the
Swedi'h people compose nearly third
Of our population. il would not Ike out
Of place to have one of their national
ity represent them In the council Of
three" which controls, for veal or
Woe, the affairs of our county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

Me.rs. =. G0oinow 4 Go. report
the following prices fos grain: wheas
No. ., Csc. No. 3, de, No. 4, 5se; nj,
Sae; Corn, ST.: sheiIed corn, Sc:
Oats, 3c.; Rye, $0c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05
The Dsmsoesls Ia ceavealSsa.

The Democrats held . convention
ut Lieslerkrsnz Hall last Saturday.
James Carlin was elected chairman,
and f. f. Bowen, SECRETARY. Quite
discussion arose over men and nans-
ures, during which the Democratic
heart WIS fired 10 some extent. Three
delegates were elected to the State
ConvenfiSp. ss follow;
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

SPECIAL ATTENTION u INyIrgp ~ our
SAVINGS PREPAYMENT
Ces4scssA - he plss Il ssvssep n.sas q ne
ks.s. n.esst.s = ses As.iss esd s1ssri ssssts-I
esd SAVINGS nANE nOOkS 0SSgN. Issse,ss
q tie rsss a sax Pea CENT. 80 esnessoIpS
p~r coca sivss 10 81 ssns s~ssasaasn - ysoe
aAseisg e9ssl ~ S4vBN Pm cGNf 81 Cu0.
FOUND tNrEngSr u IN 80 Dsos usosy
month.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

John Foster has associated with him
In his law business Mr.. +. w. McClel-
land, Of Mciregor, Iowa, a graduate
of the law department Of the Iowa
State University, and admitted to
practice in all the courts in the State
of Iowa, and also the United States
Circuit Court for the eighth circuit.
He comes highly recommended by
various parties in Iowa. among whom
are Thos. Cpdegraff, Member of Con-
gress from the 3d District Of Iowa
Reuben Noble, Judge ofthe 10th Judi
cial District; f.. II. Williams, ex-
Judge of the 10th Judicial District;
10 Hatch attorney at law, McGregor,
Iowa; s. $. Powers, attorney Mt law,
POstville. Iowa: Shirar, VanDusee 4
Henderson, attOrneysat law, Dubuque,
Iowa and II. +. Thompson, attorney
at law, Minneapolis, Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

The genial Nimbus has at Last IA
vored us with quite a quantity Of rain
the first installmenf falling last
Thursday night and the last on Sun
day. Sundays rain was copiOus, and
in parts Of the country sufficient for
all purposes. However, the - rain
belt was not particularly wide. Ten
miles north Of town there WAS only n
light shower; such was the case As
many miles south. The corn on hot
tom land will be greatly aided, IA well
rs that not too far gone on the uPland-.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

Rev. A. J. Hartsock, pastor Of the
English Lutheran church of this city,
went east on Wednesday evening in
the interests Of his work and will De
absent for few months Rev. r.. r.
DOnblazer, president of the Kansas
Synod, takes charge OF the church dur
ing his absence. HartsOck il deter
mined to have new church in :alina.
he has already collected 5000 and
must have more help to enable him to
build according to his plans
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

Cutting down the sunfiowers aud
weeds has added 10 the good looks OF
our city greatly. From the railroad
nOW, Salina presents q very comedy
appearance as compared with her
looks then, when she was hsggard /:
tattere,i aud fOrlOrn. The city
authorities are 10 III commended for
their enterprise and wisdom in passing
and putting in force the ordinance
compelling lot owner To cut down
weeds and sunfiOwers.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05
Gsosss cssoIs1 FessIu.

Inpo and bsass casaines, stone froais,
columns, machine repain, bor,< pow
~ and cane mills. eagine rryair.. Ac.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

The amusing adventure Of the Ger
man who INDUCED ia too much beer
on the I'd of July and who in attempt
ing to reach home, walked for hours
on the never-ending race track, has
become subject of illustration in the
Police NeTs. The picture il, of
course, true to nature. ~ all such pie
lures are. There IL only one trouble
about the thing. The hilarious Ger
man in the picture very much resem-
bles our friend across the alley, WHO'S
an Irishman, and spells his name
without an c.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

&. q. Wilmarth. the contractor aud
builder who erected the Lc0der build
ing, completed his work on the day
specified In the contract. When II il
understood that the excavation for the
cellar had to be blasted out, two
story building, twenty four by thirty
six, erected with partitions, desks,
paPering, etc, etc. in fourteen days,
we can give him unlimited praise for
his strict compliance with the terms
Of the contract We can also boast of
having the finest and most complete
printing house i'm anv mining camp
in the Rocky Summit
County Coll Leader.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

We REVIVE sccsases m 0pWAausA aasn1rs
tafess - ohm. - alAsS tusesp~ = Ansly 49,
Anres.
We ailss isaess.s - Sspaies fsso Fsr1sn 80
sshss. saAjrcs tseesee q 49,.
We aloe isssrsss - Asps.iss ~ Q sprrta~s
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05
JOHN w. BERKS
AND
BROKER
SALlNA, KANSAS.
EssNhaiaAsA 100o.
We PLkp0E PROMPT ATTENTION.
FAITHFUL sRnvlCE, AND STAlCF
mNvIn4NCG N ALI. WuO
ENI0Cyf u WITH
0C1lXUA
RANKING DErARTNEHr.

vs tsaaasrs . essssHa haahiss b.sissu. kuy
- 81 eleAsaGs . - pRsDlnssS etstss e Auss.
Il rsilrosA issAH Hs11a sssps. esspsss 81 40.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

noses. PAvsss seA vSarAsass - ssssy Zee
euesssa ,..esseS - ~ - Asr.n 10 go oss-
- ~ ~ ~ ssss., - sskrs pssvsss q
u ~ per W@ - bess - sssi.sasl ssiss
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

sf ssy tisl.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

VIZ vIND sUyEns vOa:
LAND. sHESP RMS.
YARns CATTLE sANcuxS
Git rsoPSxry. MINING rsosrHry.
AND KyALrY 0rNsuALLy-Ne
AATTEW WnkaS LOCATED
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05


vas speedily summoned. He states
Mr.. Anderson viii recover. and SUI
fers from no internal injuries which
will prove fatal. Nr. Anderson's
friends will he pleased 10 learn that he
will soon he about again.
The colOred people of this city are
making preparations 10 celebrate the
18th anniversary Of their emancina-
ton, which occurs on the 18th of this
month. They will celebrate with
song, music and Teasing. Among the
speakers will he Judge Lewis Ham
back, Hon. T. l.. Bond, Captain J. q.
AohIer, and DIR. +. X. Switzer. Some
coloted orators will also be present.
The celebsstiOn will take place in Oak
Dale Park.
Nessrs. HsmR,on 4 Crane, whole
sale and retail dealers ia sups. ruvolv-
efs. ammunition and sporting goods.
have opened q store i'm The room next
north Of Egglesto0's picture gallery.
They seem 20 undeestsnd their blsi-
mess thoroughly aud have fine line
81 goods. In connection with the es-
adjustment they are the owneys Of n
fine dog kennel, and have some II
htopded dogs, which they will train
this summer. They made some
$50 ~ dogs last year. They find no
trouble in disposing Of them.
M. Tim Bacon. of Bavaria, is estal-
fishing q finst-class reputation a. q
nrst-clas~ Manufacturer Of cheese. We
hope 10 see the day when he will fur
nish our market with cheese entirely:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05
AORr0I0H fOlGs.

We sevssisss l-ass - nv,i Esasep .f s,,vv 49,.
srses. 70 ssy ssssss. - esp tjns s,Sssssa, eol
r-psyahss q ssy aassss y ~ sscis-ssia =
sessa. stges. - ssss ~ sssa. - sssso. cat
ssa nses svsssSossss . go o pspsss AZ = ~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1880-08-05

Try the Rarky Mountain Bitter.
They give tome % the stomach. -tinA-
late the liver to healthy seton. reii~vs
the oyentrained kidneys. and purify
the binGd. No family should h. with
out IL. Priv 81. s>old by August Eng
-tr0m, Druggist, santa Fe Avenu~.
.oI~ agent fos Salina ely.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

We are authorized to announce Jno.
A. Lscy ~ 3 candidate Tor the office of
Probate Judge Of Pettis county, subject to
the decision Of the Democratic convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF Richard Field a. candidate for
the office Of Circuit Judge for the Sixth
the Democratic convention.
We are authorized 10 announce the
name Of Richard Tay lor as q candidate for
the office OF County Assessor OF Pettis
county, subject to the decision Of the Dem
Ocratic convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name of J. A. q. Brown as q candidate for
the office Of County Collector, subject To
the decision Of the Democratic county COLI
vention.
We are authorized to announce the
name % Smith Hopkins ~ . candidate for
the office Of Collector Of Peitis county, sub
ieet to the decision Of the Democratic con-
veniiOn.
name Of X. j. Shy a. candidate for
Sheriff Of Pet,is county, subject to the ,--
cision Of the county Democratic nominat-
ing convention.
We are authorized To announce +. A.
Fowler a. candidate for the Office Of Cir
cunt clerk, subject to the decision Of the
Democratic county convention.
We are authorised to announce John
E. Rylspd a. . candidate for Criminal
Judge OF the Sixth Judicial Circuit Of
Johnson County. at the ensuing general
a. al at ka
cratic party.
We are authorized to announce the
name OF NJ. S. Conner ~ . candidate for
the Office Of sheriff. subject to the decisi0n
Of the county Democratic convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of X. T. Gentry ~ . candidate for
County Treasurer, subject to the decision
Ut the county Democratic convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name Of W.T.. Hsnsberger ~ . candidate
for the Office Of County Assessor Of Pettis
pcratic convention.
We are authorized to announce the
name of Franklin Houston a. . candidate
for Prosecuting Attorney for Pettis county,
subject 10 the decisiOn of the democratic
convention.
We are authorised to announce the
name 0f J. w. Walker IA q candidate Tor
The Office Of Assessor Of Pettis county, sub
iect to the decision Of the Democratic
county convention.
We are n ques,ed to announce the name
d Jno. T. Heard. a. a candidate for the
State Senate. subject to the dscision Of the
Democratic district nominating convention.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
Attention. Farmers.

II IL . common practice amonest . great
many people TO leave their teams standing
upon the streets without any one to wa,c b
them, and hence ve have recently he'd sew
eral runaway, which are decidedly dan.
sersus 10 the PEOPLE. There IL an ord,.
nance prohibiting ih's practice. and i'm
posing heavy 6ne upon the pemon vho
violates il, and there Il also IN ordnance
imposing 6ne upon persons for feeling
or Shading their teams upon cert.iu streets
Of the city. do not desire TO take any
one unsvsres, and therefore nov warn
every body that the said ordinances vill b
risidly enforced. and the city ns..haI vill
hereafter &c 70 il that no teams are tarued
loose upon the streets add that no iesdina
i allowed upon buaines streess, aud the,
said ordisances are strictly enforced.
E C. EVAN. Mayor.
sedalia, No., Nay II, 1880. 5I7dA.s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01

How Nicely Cared for Will 30
This Summers
GUESS.

The work Of renovation which hiss bern
accomplished Al Ss-et Springs under the
experienced hand @! Jswes u. Ives. has
made HE hotel there one VI the mo-t la xurous
and sttssctive To be found q; any SUNNI. 6
re~o. any where. The Office has BEEN newly
painted aud decorated, the pariors have r..
ceived the s,me attention and been also
supplied With rich nsw carrots,
new siik curtains wiih cardinal
trimmings covering the Windows. In the
dining roOm the curtxins are Of lace aud
the wIndow cornices Of gilt, and rich crn-
ter-piecrs are displayed.
In front, the house has been thoroughly
put in order, aud pIe-en,s to the intending
guest all Of those Comforts which could i,.
found nj the popular eastern watering
place sumu~r ho-ieirie-. rn.r- are some
twenty cottages 80 csnnecli''u, ali peq ant
y named and smelling ~ sweet a. il rose
bud" aud ',seraniun" we're their lawful
titles.
A new 6e~t Of handsome boat. has b-en
furnished: the archery aud croque, grounds
laid Cd . row OF neg bath houses With
hot and cold Sweet Springs water has teen
erected; new Carriages aud equipments
have been added TO the livery stable, and
good string band has sl-o been secured.
What other place in Missouri can sur
pass sweet Spring. in natural attractions,
With such ho-i .- James a. Ives. and
-urrcusrird by the comforts which he has
aim 4 10 provide Tor each guest, - summer
vacation might sell be spent there il Tree
dom from care. AMI wiih oen-6i 20 health
snd longevity.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
Eocaped the GalloW0.

Readers Of the BAzoO will remember
seeing published, some two months eince,
an account Of the killing Of colored usn
o med Wslker Robinson BY another COL
ored man named Lloyd Ray, At . dance
held some four miles from MsrshalI. in
Saline county. the trouble being debt Of
ten cents, which the former owed the latter
and refused to pay.
Ray was arrested aud has since been con-
fined in the Jail at EarhsIl, awaiting trial.
From the time Of his incarceration he
gradually grew more dependent, until il
wa thought he had, to = certsiu extent,
lost bis mind. He had bern sick for some
time. and derpiie the bert Of medical Al
tendance, re breathed his last 1t noon yes
,erday. Twas probably for the hest. o..
had he lived. be would undoubtedly have
stretched hemp.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
A Man Of Great Faith.

Col. Tom Simpson. proprietor Of the
great coal bunk near HixI Point. IL in
town. He IL still enthusiastic for the Mis-
souri, Central, and believes il will he built.
-Eetipse.
"Col. To,s" seems to BE- possessed Of
the same simple. childlike confidence
which filled the breast of All Sin.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
Attention. Rafmar1.

1t has been reported By some that ve are
not nov buying vool, but re want il I'M
dersiood that we are always in the market
and ready to buy for CASH or TRADE
sad that ve are nov Offering greater in.
dacements for WOOL in exchange for goods
than ever before. Don't fail to call and
Sc o.. At the old reliable Sedslis Wooleu
Mills. will CA. HANCOCK, Pro'r.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
MRS. LARUE'S LOST.
The Adventures Of Q Five Hundred
Dollar William.
s,.ecisi correspondence Of the Bazoo.

Sl.Nciai Correspondence Of the Bazoo.
WARkENsBrRc, Mo-, Nay. 3, 80.
A lev weeks ago, Mn.Lsrue. Of Montser-
raft, came to this place With $500. 90 done
up in m express package. Her husband
ia lumber dealer II Montaerratt and he
had sent her here with the money. which
abe was to express to some Wholesale lum-
her dealers in ST. Louis. Her husband,
Mr.. Larue. is q poor man and this wss the
proceeds OF many sales and the result Of
much economy and frugaliiy and Vas set
apart BY Mr.. Larue for the payment of q
bill he had contracted in 1t. Louis when
he laid in his spring stock Of lumber.
From this circumsttrce it u easy TO Imagine
The disappointment Of the poor woman
when she discovered that she had lost the
package of money in Warrensburg.
She 81 once made her misfortune known
to Msr-hsl Clark and this even courteous
and gallant officer did all in his power 10
find the treasure trcve for the poor little
women, hut no trace Of il could be dis
covered anywhere. The only penon Who
had seen it was Squire sims. He had
picked up such a package 90 Holden street
but thinking il was . j'b that had
been Get up on the lnquis,tive BY
some mischevious urchin the Squire
didn't stumble to the racket" but left ID,
wallet on the public highway where be hst
found il, and nothing more vas heard of /
until yesterday when news reached the cit,
marhal that an old colored man name,
Notion. of this place. seemed blessed viii
more filthy lucre than the common ron @
coons generally po.se~. and 40 Ii
. Msmh.ll took Posse eo~itat;s and raide
the ranch. Being taken 70 completely b,
surprise and found Of their guard the d.
}. soendsnts of Ham very Inadvertently CAV
:, the whole thing away and the result "
Mr.. La.ue got 1866 Of his money back an
Uncle Notion got into jill. 1t l. probabl
J that if be cen account for the baisn,
{; Of the money that be vii Be released .
e Everybody euPposes that be thought u
a money wss his because he found il, q
n though be 10 guilty Of . violation of Il
statute in not going before . Justice of Il
pesce and giving notice. or posting il %
:, we're.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
Died.

Last night At l0rSO, Mary Emily. the
wife Of James L. B ~.
Funeral services we're held this sftersoou
II $50 1t the Ohio sareet y. z. church.
She su1ered greatly With . complicated
diaesse. She ~ token to McAllister
SPRING. about too weeks ego, bat became
vosse and retursed hone. She he's been
in bed during the past nine days. He,
large circle Of friesds in The city ~ pres.
ent at the fuoersl services this afternoon
The Rev. A. p. Salevay Of Wisdsos. deliv
cred the discourse.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-06-01
"A Old PhyscIan's Advice

Coughs. Colds, Asthma and other pull
monsry affections should ne locke.i
to anil promptly treated m time.
and ,his ali --rioa> results may he avoided.
and Tor this purpo-e ~e know of no h~iie'
Remedy than "DR. SwAYNEis COMPOUND
SYRrP OF WILD CHERRY" The fir~i dos.
give- relief, snd il i- sure To cu'e the won,
Cold or Cough in very short time. TT.
q D cent bottle and be convinced, and you
~ill thus avoid . Doctor. bull, aud mort
likely q serious -pe!l Of sickness. Price .
cents and Sl.0O per bottle. or ak bottles
$5.OO. The large size il the most econom-
ic.l. Prepared only b, Dr sw.yne Il Son
$50 North Sixth street, Philadelphia. Sold,
by all prominent druggists.