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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
THE Massive NONUlRHT
That Was Erected 70 the Mem
DRY Of the Late Gen.
Smith Yesterday.
Il 10 Of Qutroy Granite, TWooty.
I'VE Feet High. and Weighs
Twenty Tons.

For some days past NJ. J. Brova, Of
The 6rm Of II. X. 4 z. J. Bsosa. Of acho-
hssi. N. T., has bsse in the city sapssin-
sending the eseciioa Of Q mss.ive nonu-
ment in memory Of the late Gen. Geo. r.
Smith, and yesterday il ~ Plsosd io po-
sition.
In the ate noon . BA1Oo reporter visited
the cemetery for the purpose Of obtaining
. description Of il. and found On the grousd
Mr.. Brown and Mr.. Wilkersoa, Who kiud.
" furnished the informasi0a desired.
Ii consisis Of four pieces Of Quincy,
Maas., dark-colossd granite and sosss
twenty Five fess above the earth, the boss
hsine 5 feet 8 inches square and ] foot 3
inches in height the piinih, feet inches
square and ! foot inches high; the
dIe, 3 feet Z inches squars and iset 8
incbea high. While the shaft or spire, 10 Is
feet high. 2 feet Inches square ct the
baae and II inches st The top, the nonu.
ment complete bsing twenty five feet high.
polished panels, thrse Of which bear in.
double moulding AMI scroll, while beneath.
brs~kets, 6nishsd in the hishsst style Of the
engraver's art The moulding projects some
three inches over the die. addisG greatly to
the appearance OF the monument. On the
baAe, is r.i~ed letters, fully six inches in
length, appeara the word ''Smilh," while
On the front aide Of the die, facing south,
appears the following inscription:
GEORGE K. SMITH.
Aug. IL. 1874.
July IL. 1879.
MlLErA A. THOMSON,
June Is. 1870
April -, 1861.
THEIR SON,
DAVID THOMSON,
June q, 1923
Jan. %, 1879.
On the north side appear. the following
inscription:
HENRY =. COTTON,
Arril p, 1875.
Jan. IL. 1879.
The polished panel on the east eide Of
The die IL blank, while on the south eide
appears the following:
GEORGE SMITH,
sOS OF
J. w. AND N. e. MAKrIN,
March 10. 1850
July IL, 1861.
The monument c00pleie, - viewed by
the relorier, il - handsome piece of ~.
chitec,ursi kill A. can be found in sumc
Of the noted Cemeteries IL the eaai While
plain and uno>tenistious, il 10 sousslhing
really stately and grand. and cannot fail To
be . source 81 sAiisfscsion u The loving
relssives e the deceased.
In addition TO this. NJ. Brown IL supsrin-
tending the erection Of . handsome bead.
stone in memory oi Henry s. Gotten, dec.as-
ID. soo- in-lsv Of the late Gen. Sa,iih. The
base IL also Of Quincy granite. unpolishsd,
while the die - Of polishsd black marble,
and o. the top resis m urn Of white mar.
bic On the front OF the die. facing south,
are the iniiisls. IN old style Enxlish Ieit<n.
III. 3. c." while ON each Of the other
three .ide- sppe.r the letters. one on each
side, al {" s'S.""C."
Mr.. Brown u also experimenting the
putting 10 ps.iiion Of several heaJ>iones,
ahich are to he placed q the grave, ii the
children and grandchildren of Gen. Smith.
Thee are si-o Of granite, With initials on
esch.
Mr. Brown furnished the rn,iee work,
and has given his whole time and attention
to seeing that everything ~as plsced in
proper shape.
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Oh, What Q Cough.

Will you heed the warning! The aignsl
perhaps OF The sure approach Of that more
terrible disease consumption. Ask your.
selves il You can afford. f,r the s.ke Of say.
ing 50 cents. to run the risk and do nothing
for il. We know from experiences ih.t
Shiloh's Cure will cure your cough. II
never failf This explains vhJ more than
. million BOTTLES we're sold the pest yesr.
II relieves Group aud who,pinK cough at
once Moihen. do not Be- without it. For
lame back. side or chest. use sLiiohs Po-
rous plaster. Sold BY your druggist
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
BURNS HEARD FROM.
The Young Man Now Holding
Forth in benson. Texas.

Yesterday afternoon Marshal Shy re-
ceived the following telegram, which ex-
plains itself:
DExIsoN. TEXAS. May IA, 1880.
City Maskd. .SedaliG, No.:
DO you want John Burns for shooting al
Killing on May 5th. He il here. Ii there
any reward? WV. HARDwICK,
City Msrshal.
Az will be remembered, John Burns
escaped from the city authorities while
serving out SIS fine for carrying and
shooting Of . pietol, With which he at
tempted to take the life Of Conrad Killing,
the saloon keeper, on circus day.
The county authorities hat state war
rant for Buros, charging him With assault
With intent to kill, which was served on
him while il the custody Of the city and
also on the city masistrate who sentenced
him, but the city refused 20 turn MIN
over until he had eaten seventy-6ve equare
meals and spent twenty-five days and
nights looking through the bars. and il
Waa while he Was serving out his s~ntence
that he had time to manufacture The in
eenious contrivance With which he e-caE<d.
In order to find out whether the state YES
going TO make any efforts to recapiure
Burns, . BAzOO reporter called on its al
,orney. Mr.. Heard, 1t his Office last night,
and asked him what position the state Was
going to take in the premises.
He said: "If the city had turned the
prisoner over to us when We demanded hun,
he propably would not now be wandering
around in the Lone Star state but a. il.
is," he continued, 81 don't think it would
be policy for u to attempt TO bring him
beck. In the first place, We would have TO
apply to Gov. Crittenden for requisition.
which would take two days; then the Of
6cer would have to 60 TO Austin to get
the necessary papers with which TO bring
him back, which would teke four days
more, making six days altogether, and the
authorities 1t Denison could not hold him
that long. Bssides, air, il would cost ,he
state the large sum Of $500 to get hun
here, and that IL . pretty big item alone.
So, don't think ve will do anything"
and ~ the last words fell from his lips he
resumed his study and the inquis,,ive
young man took his departure. fully cnu-
vineed that Mr.. Burns would 60 unpuu-
iehed for his playful attempt at murder.
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4 Word With Ny Fellov-citisens.

Eriends, warm weather has come, end
with il greater susceptibility to disesse.
The system is relsxed, aud cannot % pow
erfuliy resist Or throw "a disease. wish
to urge you to do al 10 your p.ser to keep
your own premises eeeei and clean, and the
alleys Of the city. Nothing breeds disease
like foul air. The ga~es and 0dors escap-
ing from filthy alleys. ehoked-up drains.
slvp.holcs end unc.red for Ouibuilding-,
are not only ofiensive. but deadly poison
Gus in their Effects. Az you love your
wives and children and your own life, ADD
yOur lell0W-r7en, ~ snce 80 10 it thst ~.
erything about you In clean and inO6ensise.
II the ciiy officers will not do il, do not
spite yourselves BY allowing the alleys to
remain ~ they ere. What are . feW dol
iars epeni iu having rrfuee hauled away,
compared with sickness. and, not unlikely.
death in your family! Old vaults and
stsbIes. and pen', aud dr.ins should Be
thoroughly ovrrhauled and made in.Geo-
sise and right. the latest developments
in physical science sh0v this TO be IN it,
perAiive necessity il health IL To prevail.
fevers, dysenIerv, and . variety Of dis
order. are often more the result Of foul air
than anything else.
Ii il one duty to live - long o. ve cen.
We owe il to oureelsss, and especially e.
those dePt Ddent upJn NJ. There u such .
thing ~ slow suicide, and il 10 wrong.
We, too, ought 10 do all in our power 70
spare the lives of our families aud friends,
aud fellow-men. II il not true affection.
Many desths in this city might have been
avoided, many fsmiliea saved sorrow aud
anguish, lf this matter Of cleanliness had ~
ceived eui6cient attention.. Il 10 . sad
thing 10 cay, but il must b said. Men
say, What = mystery I" "Hhai strange
Providence Z" God end science say, "Foul
air."
Sedalia 10 . be.utifol, growing, flourish
ing aid public spiriied city. No one kss
sounded her prai-re, in public and private.
louder than myself. She hiss her przise-
worthy qualities. but from sanilsry stand
point che il deficient and culpAble. ii the
fault lie; At the door OF Ne uhO are ciIiIeos.
let us at once remove il. II the fault lies
with any officer or officers whom ve have
elected TO enforce the laws, and look after
this matter, let the rolling thunder Of in
disnani public sentiment crssh on their
ears and arouse them 10 duty. an con-
6drn, that there are bat few premises in
this city where reform il not called for.
Let u not wait until some epidemic comes
upon Ia, calling away our noblest and best.
ur until the hearse stands ~ our own door.
but let us attend 10 this at once. To none
should these words come With greater force
than to our merchants. have investi-
gated AMI know whereof speak. Let 9TH
ers go end do likewise.
/ write these words ~ q friend OF the
highest inieres.s Of SedaIis, and ~ lover
Of my fellow-men. A. J. Wv.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
AdyoetioinR Choota..

Il be- become - co00o0 % write The
beginning Of IN elegant. inssssstiag sssi-
ole md then run Il into soas advsstissossl
thas ve avoid III such eAssts asi sioply
call stssssioa - ~ ossias u Hep Bisssss
II - PLATA. hoesse terms - Pessibia. 70 H.
ducs people 70 give thsa oes Trial. - -
one Who knows their val0o gill ever -
anything elss. -Ptovijsuco Advertiser,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
Boys' Street Conventions.

We love boys.
And when they get old enough TO throw
stones straight through windows We adore
them.
But when they arrive at the acme Of
perfection of blowing red rubber sQusks
and shooting shot with rubber slings, that
10 The time when We idolize them-~e can
get right down on our knees and bless
them. and wish them in Heaven.
We know of nothing that 60 enlivens
life a. to live next door to conner wh-re
about . hundred lively boys assemble
after dark. These conventions are highly
edifying, and are always veil atteeded. 1,
chewing and swearing are learned. and oil
the rudimenis of the 6ne arts are mastered.
One seas0n Of constant attendance ut these
juvenile street seminaries will 81 each can.
didsie for ell the stern realities Of life.
A man who lives BY the cemetery for
the safe Of quiet neighbors has . vesy poor
idea Of The sxhilerating influences OF boy
hood, and drag bis life slong ID isuoraace
Of The amount of desil,ry which is coDcen-
traisd in healthy boy ten years Of age.
In fact. Ne do not re how il 10 poaslble
that parent caa expect his son 10 swear.
and lie, and steal, unless he allows him
to run the streets ct night lvhere these &C.
complishnenis can Be scquirsd. A finished
education 10 . great thing, and the most
finished ecoundrels Of the age learned the
6rss principles Of their success At these
street Convention.
The sel6sh parent Who can keep his
child In The house II night, when there h
20 much fun outdoor, 10 certainly Q mon.
sier. We hope the fathers Of our city will
turn their atieetioa 70 thee stsess eonven-
tions-s steed them thenselses, for ve -
sure then they would b astonishsd 1t IL
rapid progress made BY their progeny.
And then Ne koos the price Of rav hides
would - svddenly increased, and there
would b ''ring around rosy" 10 every
poor mans back yard.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
PILOT GROVE ITEMS.

Craig BerDey, . commercial traveller,
va among the recent arrivals.
-Chss. Brown lost his hst on the K. q
T., and Immediately upon his arrival here
sought . nickle hat and ten ernt cigar.
-stske Pendleton il the bo.- pi.tol shot.
He can knock out the eye 0f . euckroach
perched TN q cusiard pie at the disiance Of
100 rods.
Rev. John G. Givan IL suff:ring ( ON
the effects Of munE~. The d,sr..e is yet in
. primary sssie aud has not confined him
to his room.
big" Needy hiss simuered down II
the regulation are. He has conciudesi TO
let che BAzoo nan live. He thinks il il ~
much - h- ca" do TO get Away wilh the
old man."
We note among the impssvemsoas for
the vreaent week . large ssd co0modious
Office room il Icing eonssructed b 4srsrs.
Rust 4 MevsiGh.
"A eertsin religious teseher eho resides
not f.. from here cane 10 tovn Thussdsy
and o. one proceeded 10 make . port hole
Of biz mouth and took aboard more bog
juice than vas portable. -.
1T 10 reported that Frank CAaDbess i
.oos to take change Of the Booasills Topic.
Frank il yell qualified to get up . good
paper, sed IL BE he'd Dr.. Thunioa's boot
seesoible, SUCCESS would Inevitably Grove
HE editorial banner.
II. Il. ssd Nat Hsssis. IL latter tie
yossesss mayor u Missouri, left Thsrsdsy
fos Easeka sPsisGs. The mayor ~ bssa
sn0ssiag Of nervous peosssaiioa sisss his
slselioa. add gees 70 tAs spsiaR 4. rses-
psrsss bic health. He uscle, vko aeso0.
pasisd hin, vill ~ 10 ~ espaeisy Of
vei suras 70 ''his hoooe.s
-Tso iaoeass Objects vsss sses yssses.
day leisusely 0osisS dovs shs strsss,
csesaine sc@sshieg Of . ssasoaioo. The
oerehsais left their saDsss ssd he osehasics
lsis their sAoP - bsAoA ths vesdss.
Iaseios sheis ehagsis md Aisappssasoeos
Vhsa De GssAaoS 6aos hove u Close
soough To sseegDiessa.
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A BIG BLAZE.
The K. & T. Blacksmith Shop
Badly Damaged BY Fire
Yesterday.
The Loss VIII Not RxOood 1900.
Which 10 Fully Covered BY
insurance.

About half-pasi Eve o'clock yesierdsy
afternoon the roof Of the brick huildine
uaed - q black s@ith shop By the < 4 i.
division Of the Pacific railway vs. die
covered TO ne on Ore. II being saturday,
the h.nts employed in the shop quit work
about Eve O'Clock and only . ieV were
about the building. Thoas Who we're there
immediately vent 20 work 10 exSinSu
the blsss BY Organizing . bucket brigade,
and some tune Vas spent before the alarm
vss sounded 81 the headquarters Of the
ere department.. In ~ than i've misutes
after the alarm was given the company
va ~ the scene Of the eon6sgrstion add
throwing stream Of water % the burning
roof, sbich. by this time. vss all sblsse.
and in about twenty minutes the flames
we're exiinguisbei.
The building wAs Q lev one, having
been erected 10 fall at . coat Of IS QUO.
II wss all built Of brick except the rost
and comics, which we're Of wood.
There il considerable speculation
- to the origin OF the ere. Some Of the
men employed there think that it caught
from . defective 60e, while 6uperin'en-
den, Barber gave it ~ his opinion that the
Gre originated from q spark lighting in the
comb Of the rvot snd isniting the dry
pine shingles vith which The roof -,
covered. The iosa, a. estimated nv Mr..
Barber, will he between 81 500 snd $1,000,
which is fully insured IN different CON-
panies.
The building ~ill be repaired At once
aud will probably he ready for occupancy
by "Wednesday nex,.
Superintendent Barber IL loud in HE
praise Of the efficiency Of the 6re depart.
ment. and il Va only by their efforts that
the building was % red from total destrue.
ton.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
Country Residonce Burned.

The tvo-story frame house of Mr.. r.
Redmond. situated some four miles north Of
Green Ridge, took Gre from . defective
lus, about three O'Clock Friday afternoon,
and burned 70 the ground. By great ex.
ertiou on the part of Mr. r. and his family,
the larger portion Of bin household goods
we're saved. The building vss insured for
$500, which will not near cover the los.
The family were kindly cared tor By kind
hearted neighbors. Who we're only too glad
70 extend aid to the unfortunate Onee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17

John Croun, the section hand arrested By
1srshal Shy, Friday, On suspicioo OF BE-
ing one Of the thieves Who burglarissd the
isvslry store At Nevada, last Wednesday
night, vas discharged from custody yester-
day, there being no evidence 70 imPlieate
him With the robbery Whatever He imue-
distely left the city.
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-"Ms," sseisiosd ~ boy, sssisg 6sss
isto ths bsek yssd. vAsa ~ yeooe lsdy
aexs dose - sslkiag b his sisses, ~coos
and look ss shs hooGFo." 0As ees.s and
leoksd, al ihsa ssslsiosd: ny 90,
that isn't bos6rs, thsi's . spsjsg keossl
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This b losase ysas and leV o. thoss
isssses nay slrssdy b sssa s,li,ag asousd
On The dead bsssehs Of tssss ysllise Ios
" Pharaoh" They sss svidsasly ussvass
Of ths fses thss The late asli-ea4Alise lav
has busasd Ne bosks, sad dat ehs dealer
Ass lsis Missouri iss ssvss ssd lsas pioss
seatas.
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San Francisco Chronicle.

Envslopss-35.0o0 an
kinds. sises and sTadss for
mercantile and circular pur.
poses. Cheapest IN Sedalia.
]. W61 GOODWIN,
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Notes.

"A crowd of spectators that had taken
re.+rved seats On = pile ri lumber got Q
good aprinkling BY water bring thrown
clear over the building by the 6r-men.
-Apprecisiing the Efforts Of the ire de-
pertinent at the b.=z. yesterday afternoon.
the railway company psrsenied each Of the
members with So. The BAzoO il blessed
to know the boys services were sppre-
Cisiesi.
One Of the stay-straps becsme IN.
buckled and lei the tongue of the steamer
down in the MUD in front Of the BAz0O
of6oe while on the road TO the 6re, bus il
wss fixed without much lsbur.
Mr.. Barber informed Baz % reporter
that the dsmss would have b-en extin-
guished without calling out the ERE CON-
psny had it not hren Tor the ciiy's fsi,urr
10 kerp the compsnys large tank filled
with write
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A Losing Joke.

A prominent physician Of PittsburR
said jokingly to . lady patient vho vas
complaining Of her continued i'll health,
and Of his inability 70 cure her, TRY Hop
Bitters." The lady took il in earnest aud
used the .itters. from which che obtained
permanent health. She nov laughs 1t The
doctor for bin he, but be i not 20 veil
pleased With il, - il cost him . good Pc
,isas.-H.rrisburg Patriot.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17

"A couple Of yousG bloosis named Geo.
Bate and John She's hesded . crowd Of
young rou9hs in . raid on the sssidsnes
occupied by Msdao Hicks. Last night, ssd
while shsrs The too youaG eloeds above
nea,ioesd gave one Of The girls . thaop
ing. The police were called, bat thsy
arrived too lsse. - the bloeis bed skippsd
out
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Personals.

Gasibaldi's HAIR il white % so0v.
Wendell Philip IL just sixty nine.
Thomas Jefferson Va . good violis
player.
The Emperor William, obi - b y.
killed lis deer ant vilJ boar duFsna his
recent hunting exeussioa 1t Lstsi.gse.
Motley, the distinguished hislorisa,
s6iroed that The goat Of CAsslo v.
changed the deslinss Of the world. So
much depseds sPoa sss0isg TRIES.
Mr.. n. H. Wassss, Of Rochester, n.
T., = one Of tie most liberal cd psblic
spirited Of Aossiesa self-oads -, asd
BE i usia3 The wealth which ~ Popo-
lssisy ssd saloe Of bic SAFE Kidssy asd
Liver Cure hsvs brought h,0 most 81
Uirsbly.
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UNRIVALLID HAIR DRESS.
ING,

.s ING.
ProduoinG % Rtoh end Clearly
AppooraDoo - il Uatufo Alono
Had ImpaRtod It
BURNRTTES COCOAINE = ths bet
asd ebsspss Hair Drsasiss-kills dss.
1rs6, sllsys isritasios. and preoosss . Wig
osous ssd healthy sros'b 81 The hair. No
chr snPsusd produces desc rssit.
IL apoisvi9 4 BURNErrS FLAW
ORlN0 EXTRACTS eossiss u aleI pe1ses
~ Eps ars.St&. They sss vasrastsd
ire fsea ~ psisoeeas ole ssd seids
vhish enter into he eooposisioa Of many
q ~ laetiious fspit Gsvoss Doc il tba
psskss.
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The Wa1oaV Weekly Times.
Pssi6sd b 6ss; Nth subsesiplios
doablsd "sliSAsly dis6gursd boz ssill in
The risg." For ssls . Saturday. q H.
bookse0ess, 3-ldtf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17

Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.
Il il not worth the s0all psies Of IS css.
to free yourself Of every eympsoa Of sbsss
Distressing cooplainss? II you thisk -.
call 1t oIr store and get bottle Of Shiloh's
viialiser. Every bottle has . printed
guarantee on il. Uss secosdisgly. end il II
does you no son.i it viiI cost you nothing.
Sold BY your druggist.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17

Az is pretty generally known, Major
Eiwsrds, Of this city, vss advertised tn
read ~ eassy before The Missouri Pres o.
soc,siiou, which held its session ct JeGsr
son City On Tuesday and Wednesday oi the
past week, but . combination OF circum.
stances prevented his being present. This
essay vaa looked forward 10 With much
pleasure by the member Of the ennveutioa.
a. they felt assured he 00uld handle bic
subject in . mssterly manner.
Among thoee Who sere un<Vsre that
VIZ. Evards vaa not in attendance vas
Mr.. Thompsou, of the Moberly ChrunieIe.
Being consersant vith the M.ior's ssyIs Of
writing. and hsvire DO doub, bot vhss sbe
esaay would Be- delivered, NJ. Thoop.on
wrote up for his paper hsodsome soiies
Of the ssme and il appeared. in Thussday
mo,oins's issne. To say that he v.s
dumbiounded when be hesrd that W. I'd
~ards vas Not even in the city, doe not
express IL in fitting terms. and sincs then
HE friends have had considerable sport 81
hrs expense. Mr.. Eisarda, however,
should feel compi,mented for the manner
in which NJ. Thompson spoke Of him and
his supposed production.
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Reported remark Of ex-senator
Dorsey to his counsel, Col. Ingersoll {:
II tell you what it is. Bob, l begin to
think you're mistaken may be thees
10 such q place, after all.
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TO HOUSEKEEPERS.

You would be surprised if yos knew
how many useful and elegant thiDgs
for general housekeeping you can OBJ
tain at
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Frank o. Herring, E.q-, Of the Cham.
pion Safe Works, 2jl and 2js Broadway,
New York, reports the ose Of 81. jacobs
Oil for . stiffnes and soreness Of the shoul.
der. with most pleasant end +licacioos e.
fscis.-Louisville Home and Farm.
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Wayne MaeVsaeh, born in 1883.
looks even younger. He comes Of
vigorous Scotch stock asd was gradu-
ated from Yale college at The age Of
twenty. Wayne MacVsash u gsn-
tlsoas Of slsgsst bearing and addrsaa
Rves the parting Of bio hair in The
middle cannot invade the intellectsal.
ity Of bic he'd and c0sntenancs. Hi
eye are sst vide apart Hi nose i
long, high and Straight He wears .
nuseaeho. With neither Whiskers nor
beard. His chin i pronounced. With
marked length from his ears to it, tips.
Il Mag Clsaner Amss in Indspend-
ont.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-05-17
KIRK WOOD.

Samuel j. Kirkvood, secretary Of
the interior. has one Of the most benign
ant Of faces. Noshing could b truer
or kinder than the expression Of his
eyes or more serene without weakness
than the expression Of biz mouth.
One looks, and takss heart for the
future Of the Apaehss. the Poucas
and Ill outcast Indian tribes.