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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14
ON THEIR MUSCLE.
The Result of a Row al a Negro
Danes Friday Night.

When Se,iai,a "cODns' have a isncc ihsy
generally w,ni upIn row, ard tie ici'
lowing mosIiig the police .our; !. patron
z-d to- some %. ine participants. ffiiss
night wa- AN exception 10 the ..!e. A
dane. w-s he'd al house north 1t TIA,
railroad, AT =Eich the usual number %
-abie backs aud their female partner,
we're IN attend s,nce. Ai,s! having s:-Hc.n
for a lime, as! after hsvia. v-!t:sla, %
considerable n,ieiont, t!.,n-- c"'fui.i,s *:
TO wax warm. Among tie huui;,er ~h,
became joyiUi wa- Saiiie Mas~a, wv!i-
known prostitute, who create; ia riuch ,.ir-
tnrbanee that TIA. police had To c- called
iu. Office r. ScbsnawTrk aud Carnss re
spondei aud Sa'iie VA iaken ipi'' GU, ody
Ga the wsy to ihr cooler she Ia: t1e the
air fairly hiae with her curses. She ex.
. sssed her opinion Ui he sed poiice N
general, ard of Schaniwek .ba Iarnes In
particular She wss too loud ior suy Ess.
Yesterday morning the w,s before Re
corter Frak-r 10 as ~eG t:s- .,i'stgs. "a dis
,ur.irg the peace. She pie.'i. d guilty and
a fine uf $40 was a., ess,,. 4. 8;.i~t ler. Tne
Donev was not forrhcom,ng, "a -si.ie ~ a.
zen; below. Sac had, though. size said. =
friend who wo;Idn't see n-r Got S.isi In a
disn Al cell, and on ..is Coaiiu, sine would
anxionsiy wait.
Another one who created not ',ti.p dts.
.nrbance Was buck named Green Wood
son He was hot pulled .a-t nigh. Blu,
this morning, after ha.inc he ,rd tie
testimony in the police court. Officer
J.firies and McNa.iv started ont la ~-sIch
# the peace distnrber. He VS. found ~
4 an snty north Of ia railroad, bat te was
not captured. When ne say The r0i:gr he
.iidn Z walt TO ste who sr what w.s w,ni.d.
In-tc a. be jamped through hgck
window, taking wI,h him gia-s, 500. aid
all. He then started on ;hTre minute
rae 70, lilSrty, with The officers ia close
pursuit. Although Ihey did their Ge-i, ia.
negro proved tor feet Tor them and sept
gaining Constantly They yelled 'o him 10
halt, but he he~ded not. He G=s the
faster. Then they fired their receivers,
10 erely TO scare him, but il had 10 fleet
either.
In this manner they pursued him 10
Woodbridge grove, where he jiraPed the
iepce snd took TO the brush, making his e--
cape The officers returned la the civ aud
both are willing Ia make afii !avit ih-i
Woodson Can make better sime than any
running horse IN Central Missouri.
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PRINCE BoNAPARTE.
Trading a Cheap Title for Q Dead
Gamblers Millions.
-r.-;soni.n-. N.w York Herald.

4
Prince Il ,lani Bonapar,s. son Of
Pierre Napoleon, and Mile. Marie
Blanc, daughter of the late entire
preneur oi The Monaco gaming house,
has dsci,.-,i 10 leave ErmenpDviil-,
the little village pear Svniis.
where they were To spend their
honey n,ocon, and are thinking If
visiting the Florentine palace at San
Donate, with which the bride Was pre-
s-nted on her wedding day. They
will stay tor short time at Nice.
where the fashionable world is now b.
ginning To assemble. There is much
curiosity 10 see the heiress in the vicin-
iiy Of Monte Carlo.
Ii drenching rain OH wedding day
is a presage of unhappiness. the Blanc
Bonaraite wedding took place under
inau>piciau. circumstances. Never
;hei-,s. all the anciennes couche-
-ocial.s gathered round the B;ancs.
In the ll,t at friends who went Ia
church and To- Nine. Blsnc's. Were
the names of most of thn.e i-puii-s
who formed rampant about NJ.
Baudry d'Asson IN the chamber. The
Dnly"rouki family we're amply repre-
sen'ei. Toute Ia hauie c,terie was
at Siin. X che and at the repast which
interviewed between the nup.iai bene-
diction and the dinner, to which forty
sat down. 10 he particular as to de
tails, there were th. ladies' of what
Used To- b. the Metternich set, aud the
Princess de Sssan and her feminine
following. This included the
daughters of Hn-poiar. with whom
q Duchess Of the English ROYAL FAM
lis is in the habit, when in Paris. Of
taking tea in a frieuiiy manner. The
Austrian embassy have not been too
proud 10 % To make the acquaintance
of bride aud bridegroom a, dinner
a; Priucr Constantine Rsdzivills.
Some ut ii- members sHeised the pres
en; triumph. against which group
D. ma-ons aud house decoratnrs pro-
tested outside the church in crying as
the welding parry descended the sters.
IVA pour Ia r"H.ei;e, :" The GeImsn
embassy siood completely slooi. Ii
refuses TO admit that Roland Bona
parie i. either prince. tighness or i'm
perial. he is the legitimate. because
iegi,imized, son Of Pierre, but not for
imperial purposes. The wedding de-
jeuuer was served in fourteen salons
communicating with each other. in
the residence of Nine. Blanc. The
chow of flowers was magnificent
roses anL real orange blossoms pre-
10 the first Of the
fourteen salons the bride and bride
groom aud their families stood aud re-
ceived the congratulations of those
who followed :hem from the church.
Both Of the Monaco heiresses are tiny
little beings with immense heads Of
hair. The Princess Radzivill was in
pink brocade and the Princess Jeanne
in blue and white. The latter Is de-
cidedIy handsome.
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BOONVILLE BREEZES.
Blown By the Baxoo's Own Blower.

=" L. il cold enough for your
-T.eo. Sisgner and John DUR are ia
II. Louis.
Cord. K. Hall. If Se,iaiia, wsr in the
sine-tisd Lac; Sunday.
Miss Matte Mar will give coucer,
IN ,ae evening of the pa inst.
- The r ,ierrri.e store will move to Sc
.iaiia about the hrsi of .nuarv.
-Qai,- . number Of our cil,z Ia are
,pu,tnis mp ice iron "A the river
-G-,. Marrer, of Fayei,e. VS. among
the s'rsE,es- IN the city last lhur-iAv.
-Sp,nce Hsrker hiss been .e-employed
- express messenger ton tbe Eoonvllis
branch road.
john D.ilon Ia Electric Light" uho
va {" appear In ihi- cay ou The i5ih, has
rsnc-i.t h,s eng ,eem-nt.
-Jovisi ia. Earth rendered the III! Eel.
!ra> an "y srer supper nj Gross pys'er par
i"r last Thursday night. a big time Wa
:i,d
A Y. ". T.. 4. i. being org.n:z-d. Ev-
.rs b...y Cordially invited tn attend the
n.~,,ry at the PRESBYTERIAN eiuIch ou
Ihur-,i.y evening.
A snuns LADY, at li,is c;i-. q sew day
s.", alter r=sdi.g th- pace entitled 'i.y
yIilisn sui pUrsu-s. her suddenly .x.
claimed, III MT ia. william ~aS q -rwins
machine agent 0- n ne~-pare. s-pJr;ei.
Meets. G,n'rr n WiiiitI.- b.v- ca
/ dravur-.i g. Llock th- d atm: zee in ,hs
river hy swinging irs- lragih~ise iroui
shore to shore. brI ut, to The I.r---bi writing
they have t,:i-.' io stop the DIV.
The w .d.i;ii .;i,i.is reception e. hon
ursrs nirsuh.T- Mi c'm- II "n :n- I. u.
Invited guests iryri ,.s- vaIIuils nIiii,sr.
ipsni.s IL IEv state ste exp c;~i Iu !.
pi-.-ni, .ns; e gr,r.! iir;- l. ariIt !; s.ef.
Henry I..i.I!0. E:', 81 S-.;iSI! =. has,
Just rr,;risrsi husis ir"a p-.is gnNnoxn,
.,aj gave himself up io ;h- Su,hoIitics al
the Iax Z" answer SIS ini,c'm-nt Il msn
: Au-hi-r found sgsin-' hip 1T tie iAst cir
cl,i eUU.i. He ~ "'it "n b'n.:s.
There wa- a 'Ing g-n, inn X .chrpor,
Wn" thcughI pirsSins The siri- Was si-
forte;
But ~a.u the gang ''i.ik--i' hi- ''ifsme,' "
They 81 ccnc0u'- :. did rxclaim.
''Ol. ,,.ii under /, ani -es- II ',wiii fi1s'"'
l.. \. wiIiou.hbs vas la; Friday in.
diced 10 ID. Inward county ci,c.i, cour'
Coz murder IA the tir-t d'-r.e 81 - nov
a.,.,I-: iri,! lie ~I- Injici--; 80 vrsr.
AZ. ~ i;.; County f"r ihe same III -n-r, snu
:. h,i two irIs.-. "ne Ia H.wr.s. county
sn.i the other ar Cooper, the hr-t resulting
i. no v,rd,ci, AMI tie --c'nd in guilty oi
murder ir ia. --coud d-gr-. which latter
De- &c, aside TN the ground ri ZONE tech
nic.lIiv md the case reminded Ia Ho~ar.!
comfy. TIE crime with sa'ch he j.
ch .rg-., IL the murder Of A Rilev Com
stock. in Ho~sr county. in July, 1878.
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GOSSIP ABOUT sALLIE.
Why the Great Artiste Iudulges
IN Eccentrici,ies.
CINCINNATI Enquirer Psris LETTER.

CINCINNATI Enquirer Pans LETTER.
Judging from newspaper accounts
the Bernhardt fever Is raging furious
~ III America. and the French papers,
while dePloring her ab>ence-for rs
Yet M one has been found even in part
To take Mile. Berniarlt's place-re-
mark With complacency on the furore
she has created, and one journal, Ia
all seriousness, adds: Il. il were not
Tor the flreign birth %. thi, Adorable.
sctIess she would rua much better
chaucr ct becoming president of the
United States ;han did the famous
Mrs. Woodhul. who. i, Is said, refus-
EFT to accept her nomination"
But while the people here do adore
her IA ::n artistic, their remarks Upor
her as a woman are anything hut Hat
tering, AMI this quite aside from her
notorious love affairs about waich 80
much has been said. 4 prominent
Frenchman said a. me the other day ::
"Mile Bernhar'lt is u woman who has
lived TOO mich; vino is never satisfied
until she reaches the dregs Of every
cup that touches her lips. The conse
qu-ncs l. that she has lost all her Cd
paeiiy for enjoyment. and 50 d-adened
h,r >en>ibiiiiies that she breads a mo
m, y; ut repose or ri reflection. which
hrIncS nn,hiug hut extreme ennui."
Many "f her eccentriciries, suppcs-
ed b. INDUCED in for the sake of no
tofiety. are merely experiments In
search ut new emotion, and too Of
ten these experiments are made with
The mos, total disregard If the suffer
ing at others. She likes To attract
the lovers If other women, especially
actresses; not that she cares one Din
tor their alteration. but because il
amu.ss her ID see the jealousy, tie an
2uish and despair she arouses in the
breast Of another. and to witness their
anger and establishment at seeing their
physical charms Intellectual agains. her
mental superiority
That Is rather a cat-like amuse-
meB,.'
"Mademoi-elle, tina: word cat re-
mend> me IT an instance which will
better explain to vCu than any amount
Of talking what manner OF woman
Mile Beruhardt il. One dav in her
stu'ilo she was enter,oiping IA number
Of friends, or rather trying to make
them entertain her. She WIS par,icu-
larry annoved that day. and frequent
ly suppressed a yawn as she lean, d
hack on divan aud PLAYED With pet
kitten. a pretty. droll little Maltese
with blue ribbon Gound its neck ard
a tiny silver b.ll that constantly tink.
led. Finally the actress exclaimed.
"Mon Dieu! what would not give
fur new emotion = and suddenly ris-
ing before anv one cnu!d guess her in
ieniion. she SCI z-d the pla, full kitten
by tie neck, raised the lid OF the
stove beside her. and dropped il into
the burning flames. There was
general eXcian ali m, ut which Bern-
hardt said. laughing, Only new
idea. :eniie:Den a cremated kitten
The story needs no comment.
though !, Is easter To credit il Of 4
Parisenne than auy other woman, fir
- an American tie cruelty To animals
(excep,ip.. dcgsl prac.ised here is hor-
rible a;.G revolving.
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Poison Ri1gs.

II utsst ssisstrr-
Prison rings still exist in many
antiquarian collections. They are
generally u! two kinds. one intended
IS AT engin. of destruction tn it>
wesrer, ;h. ",her simply as a cpn-
venient receptacle or hiding place Tor
poison. S.'ms wears ago q ring OF
the former description was Pur-
chased at sale III curiusiiies. Its
device Was two sharpPointed claws
holding Stone The purchaser.
slipping il OH his finger. received a
slight scratch from these cia Sc. ihs.
points Of which bent inwarl. Ills
hand and arm very shortly became
swelIed and painful; adoctnr was sent
for. who pronounced the slight scratch
poisoned. Examination ut the ring
showed that the claws we're hollow,
and that q poisonou. matter had been
contained in them; doubtless when
first inside. the ring would have causei
death, instead Of merely Inconvenience.
to its wearer. Rings intended to con-
tain poison are frequently mentioned
10 ancient history; it was common to
carry one AZ a convenient means of
suicide. By such ring Demo-,henes
probably destroyed himself, aud some
historians saw Hannibal Likewise.
NJ. Crassus. the overs. er OF the Temple
Of the Capitoline Jupiter. being ar
rested ~ charge Of purloining some
Of the gold deposited there, broke q
hollow receptacle Of his ring with his
teeth. and fell dead on the spot. The
Emperor H-liogabaius is said to have
bad . collection OF these poison rings
among his jewels.
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On Q Rampage.

A free lecture vas delivered TO the poet.
Office employees and sls0 to the crowd as
eembIed a the depot yesterday afternoon
Uncle Joe WsdIeigh, Of Green Ridge
came to town, and guzzled more Tom and
Jerry than he could stand. He BEGAN.
very demonstrative. and while in the post
Office ueed such loud language that h
soon bad the place crowded, the lsdie~ ia
the room being scared nearly to death. He
then left for the depot, where the perform.
ance wss repeated, to the great delight o.
the aaeembled multitude. Officer Carpe,
put in IN appearance, and helping the old
gentleman on the train, the circus wss de-
clared 1t IN end.
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now He LOVED HER.
The Story ofa Mans Strange In
fatuat.on.

San Francisco, Dec. GA story
stranger than fiction has Just come to
light in this city. Several months
ago young man moving in the best
society Of Portland. Oregon. fell in
love with a woman Of tine town. iiv-
ing in a disreputabie house. He was
handsome, popular, ami held a good
position ia a business house. He
lost mis- place and list caste. He con-
,inued to live with his partner until
his cash was gone. Then che. taking
in the hope!essness OF the situation,
one day said:
''Fli &" away; I've done you harm
enough, johnson; you've lost your
situation, and your friends are down
on you.' She started for San Fran
cisco, with the intention of going to
work as servant girl. After her de.
parture the young man was received
hack into his old business, "a he was
skilIful and his employers believed he
had reformed. He heard frequently
from the girl. At last, about three
weeks ago. came a dispatch saving
she was dangerously i'll with small pox.
He who hal lost SD much BY love for
her did not hesitate a moment, but
came on to this city, and found that
the house where the woman had been
taken sick was notorious fashionable
brothel. Nothing daunted by this he
made his way tn the pest house.
There he found her loathsome to the
sight aud nearing delirium. She re-
cDgnized him. and stretched out her
arms without thought Of the conse-
quence. He took her in his arms and
kissed her. She re. med then to realize
how selfish had been her act in expos
ing him to the disease, and tears
s,resmed down her di-6yured cheeks.
Two days sfter she died. watched Ov-r
BY her lover. who was the sole mourner
at the grave. Singulsrly enough he
escaped the Infection. and Yesterday
for New Mexico. He said to
u friend bef,re leaving. "Pve been q
fooi, bot l loved her. I shall begin
life again in a new place."
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Boiler Explosion.

At Lewis Station. thirty-four miies eoatt,
of Sedalia, on the K. & I. branch railw.y.
the boiler used by the Usage Coal and
Mining company exploded .bou; IL o'clock
yesterday morning.
A gentleman who arrived from there last
evening informed a BAzoo representative
that no one was hurt The sccident will,
however, cause a delay Of three or four
days in mining operations.
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One Experience From Many.

Il had been -ick and miserable 80 long
and ha. caused NV husband so much
trouble aad expense. no one se~m.d 70
Sncs Si." a'lrd uie, tbs, WISE Completely
dis esr,enrd std discouraged. II this
isau,e al mind ] g',t hottie of Hop Ri,
,s'~a'd H-ei them unknown TO a.y fss.ily.
so.'n hegsn 20 in hrovs mud gained 81
Fast III ,ay aa'oand and family ,hr,ight
= atranse an! urns;nsal, but when void
,htw Whit bad helped mo, they said
"''nFr;n f'r tiop B.,tsrs long may they
p'.R,er, fer they hsve III, de mother we'll
WI ~ h,.P. The Mo.her.-Heme
j .i.rn4i
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The California negro.

Yesterday parties we're in Ssdalis ia
eesrch of the negro Who committed Q rape
ON . white lady at California several
weeks ago. II is said the brute hes been
in THE vicinity during the p.st vrek. a.
though nothing definite Can he s~certa,ned
~ In who recognized him.
Officer Sch.nauerk il we'll sequainied
with the coon, and he does not place ssy
confidence in the rumor thss be be- bven
IL Sedalia.
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Mr.. C. II. Chapel, Pint at the Head
of the C. & A r.. R.

NJ. c. II Chapp-iI, a form r general
superintendent of the NJ, X n +. road,
with headquarters ia sea ,.'s, bs- just re-
ceived the appointment of c-"~rai super
iniendent of the Chicag" & Alton, he hav-
ing for number Of months past occupied
the position OF assistant general -uPerIo-
:enhent. The Office wss conferred upon
him Thursday, but the news hss. until the
present, not Eeen published. Mr.. Chsp-
sells headquarters aye at present ai Bloom
iDgton. II as probable tn, In future they
will be a; Chicago Mr.. J. {. McMullin
is -,iIl genera! man.ger. He formerly full
filled the duties of genera manager and
general superintendent. Mr.. Chappeil va
nnoe with the c.. 3. 4 q. and with the
Wabash. He is said TO be one Of the
sbrewdest rsiiSosi men in the country.
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Blection of omcers.

The Sedslia lodge, No. 236. A. F.
and A. NJ. at their regular meeting
last evening, elected the following
named ~ officers for the ensuing wear :
l. o. Ellis. w NJ; F. A. Sampson.
$. W.; A. P. Morey, j. w. ;
w. E Bard. treasurer, and G. l..
Faulhsrb-r. secretary. The installs-
u Of the officer$elect will take place
December q.
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Meeting of the Sedalia Bar

A meeting Of the members of the
Sedalia bar was held at the court
house last evening to appoint dele
gates to the state convention to be
convened at Kansas City on the 18th
inst.
The meeting was called to order bv
Benton Ingram.
On motion Of j. H. Boutwell,, o.
A. Crandall was elected president and
Geo. F. Lougsn secretary.
Col. Snoddy announced the purpose
of the meeting. as has been heretofore
published in the BAzoo.
E. j. Smith moved that this bar
send FIVE delegates TO the Kansas CITY
convention. The motion WAS carried
Mr.. Robson placed in nomination
Captain l.. L. Bridges; ''r, Boutwell,
suggested the name Of Judge ". $.
Shirk Col. Hoy the name Of Geo.
p. B jackson: Chas. f Yeater the
name of Col Snoddy; +. J. Smith
the name of j. H. Boutwell,.
The above named gentlemen were
duly elected. % motion of Col.
Snoddy, Mr.. Crandall was elected. 10
addition to the Eve named gentlemen.
The bar then discussed the bes. mode
BY which they could get relief in the
supreme court, after which the meet
ing adjourned.
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both ii st,ch places -he carried On her ne
f,r'"us business, rs che hsd formerly done
q, Fort Scuii. Ms, and Line"la, III. She
il noe again holding form in Jrdersoo
City, hG;
ACE AND DISSIPATION
are telling upon her, and she no longer
looks the handsome Woms n she vas when
the mistress al Conductor Everett. Her
.i~ushier. ai-o ,med Matte, IL an INN ate
Il d a, reputable house, and was, Tor
TINE, sheltered under her mothers iocf.
~ the i~o other sisters II Nat aud M"!iIe
hut liz le il kno~n in Ihi- section, ~ they
have Eis.vs m,d. their homes Ia llliuoi..
u 9Th h ave- n- n married, though, and !-ii
;h-ir hn-b.nd- 20 lead q iife ii pr'.-ti,u-
iinn rhe history Of this family l. hut onr
ii tens ii thowslr'i-, and all go in III. same
s-y, eventually filling . grave ia the pot
te,,- field.
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Happy is Knox, the famous New York
hotter. Mrs. Knox, Who had been . fire.
qaent aud painful sufferer With rheuma.
sisu. wss speedily cured BY the use Of he
Great German Remedy. 81. Jscnbs Oil
Coasequeotly the great Broadway halter ia
happy.-Cleveland Leader.
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Surprise Party,

Friday night, eight young couples
of Sedalia bellies and beaux, seated in
a large farm wagon, started tor the
residence of Miss Lulie Reese, of
Georgetown. for the purpose Of giving
her q surprise party. On the way
out they amused themselves by in
dulging in vocal music and enjoying
themselves generally. At the house.
they we're cordially welcomed. and a
pleasant evening was spent. Refresh
ments were furnished. to which ample
justice was done, and at the midnight
hour the party started on their return
trip, arriving home at about l o'clock,
all voting that they had been highly
entertained.
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IF THERE Is ANYBODY IN
SEDALIA WHO HAS ASYO F.
c. TAYLOR 10 WHISkY.I WILL
PAY CASH FOR ALL THEY
HAVE AT Sc PER GALLON.
sGw A. FISCHER.
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IF YOU WANT ANY
LIQUORS FOR FAMILY USE
.pURiNG The HOLIDAY FES-
TlViTIES. GO TO FISCHER AND
GET AN ARTICLE THAT HAS
NO EQUAL IN THIS COUNTRY.
s&w
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In colds of great ohs::asncy, attended
with CONSTANT coughing, DR.. bn'Fs Cough
Syrup readers prompt and permanent re-
lei. Price 25 cents.
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The sheriff at Bellefontaine, Ohio,
lent . prisoner the razor with which
be committed suicide.
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F00TLI0HT FLASHES
Items o: Int rest to Play Goers
Picked Up from Everywhere.

SMITHS OPERA Hor>E.
~GpsuS. M.
'.-o- Z Er"sn 4 20 Ls-s~r~.
: ~iiHs capacity ssl-
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Christmas candies ct Ford
& Harris.
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SILVER WARE AT THE
CHINA STORE.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14
Lipsis az q Hunter.

S. X. Lipsis was out hunting couple OF
days ago. He isn't exactly boss ~ins
shot, having devoted his attention TO r.b
bits. II he can find one sitting, hes happy.
On this occasion he had marched all day.
and % the shades Of evening approached
he had nothing 10 show for his trouble. All
of q sudden he came upon hare. nos iei'
feet distant, squaiiing in some weeds.
Lipeis put HE gum TO his shoulder, TOOK
deliberate aim, and fired, when of wen, hi-
game, never having received shot. The
boys have "guyed" him not little on th'
result of his trip, and il is said the next
time he goes he will carry a club instead oi
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14

For nuts and fruits Of all
kinds, 60 TO Ford { Harris.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-12-14
SEDALIA, Mo
wouldn't It be Funny to See

-Cephas on 'tear."
Ira Hinsdale get ratified.
KIRK Marvin get married.
Charlie Parker out of huDor.
Will Ilgenfriix playing keno.
Billy Moore smile at ''split."
Roy Codding nursing baby.
Nate Cchn tackle free lunch.
Capt. Bridges shooting mud hens.
Howard Parke With . mOus,ache.
Henry Meuschke smoking q cob pipe.
Doc" Graham taking Turkish bath
Mont Games arrest Mrs. Ppncena
again.
Alderman Hickman on . pair of clut
skates.
Jim Merri6eld lake drink of "strslgh'
goods"
y. Fisher without "snipe" in hi'
mouth.
Gus Lamy when he wasn't neatly
dressed.
The Garrison house twins at prayer
meeting.
Billy Harrah get away with 4
sleeper"
Officer Sshanewerk run mile in fifty
nine minutes.
Doc Morrow interviewing the femai'
fortune teller.
Bill Jackson carry . torch in a dem
ocrstic parade.
Tom Kehoe mis- an opportunity i'
chat with the girls
"A man that could conduct newspape
to please every one.
"A certain married lady give tina, Ohm
street clerk the shake"
-"The Big Six" miss 8 show wher
females spPesr in tights.
The size of an ordinary free lunc,
after Ell. Gould has tackled 1T.
johnny Landes win the leather media
ut the next competitive shooting match.