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REHABILITATION.
Ogden to Bellevue, via Black foot, sos miles
Ogden TO Bellevue, via Kelton .....-..227 miles
Difference in favor of Kelton route, 81 nil :,
OF the Central Pacific Railroad Company In
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Fulness OF Blood.
Lack OF Power or VIII
or Action. Palpatation
OF the Heart, Less OF
Memory,Lo tsfofC onh-
dence Painting Spells.
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Heartburn. Dyspepsia.
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, 1881-10-23

X1TANTED-A- BOY FOR DELIVERING
w n1:d driving llundry E;.gul'. Must bstn: refer
enee. Lake Park !.a,lneTy ;sl4 vabu*h-av.
, 1881-10-23

XXTASTi.D-AG GOOD STOVE POLISH
~ *a!eemnn for Michigan. Indiana, aud Illinois.
r * Trtbnn nc office.
, 1881-10-23

WANTED-A GOOD, STEADY OFFICE
w boy, l., or Il years uld: mast reside With bl~
currents Call after IN. m a}lEA, SMITH Il CO.. Isl
, 1881-10-23

XXTASTED-EY 4 LEADING NEW
w f4,rk tea house 1rst-cays. experienced saica-
man with 1Bda established. Attdre.@, sthtinH oxre-
re.lce fully and expectations OF ronluhtFatt3n, Boz
III, r.41. N%.w falfk.
, 1881-10-23

CITUATION WANTED-BT AN EXPE-
y rfenced editor and peootreadas: one who thor
ouKhly understands the newspaper business Ad-
dreas J. H. STALEY, 1o1 South StAtest-, of Dr.
, 1881-10-23

WAN'rED-GlRL TO ASSIST IN GEN
- cral h0usework and takc caro- OF children. No
TusEln.- 3sT Thirty-nrsr-st-
, 1881-10-23

UJANTED-GIRL FOR SECOND WORK
w iii private boardirC-Iouso Must be 4 good
Nuitrcks. Hs.15 Wahasi1-Ny.
, 1881-10-23

CITUATION WANTED-BY AN EX-
~ perienced mau superintendent OF ea5-works-
either city country; thirty years. experience Rel
ereuces given. address r u. Tribune Office
, 1881-10-23

ED-COACIHT.aS-A STEADY
~ young nau tske of horse and COW A1.d
warE h.xund the house; Herman Scandinavian
pt.ferred Apply with references to L. IL. PREM
trlCp III South t'Knxl-<t
, 1881-10-23
W4NTED--MdLE HELP.

CARPENTER USED TO
w tobblng; steady work to good nun Call today
Mt 1st%+Cf1Ttsf- Ia SAIj1-kt-
, 1881-10-23

| VTASTEn--:t ElRST-CLASS COOK in
w private family: must DC neal sud l.ng tt as
sist in washing and ironipC; s~ede preferred. lief
! cFerces required. Call Monday us Wcy. WASH
! inEf.sn-sr.
, 1881-10-23
WANTED -A BOY WHO RESIDES
w the south Side. Inquire ut WILSON BtUe..

"ANTED-AN OFFICE BOY II OR Is
w years old Apply with reference. at ~ jack
, 1881-10-23
NTANTEn--4iT 1IASSASOIr HOUSE,
W two scrn girls and 0ne kitchen girl.

WTASTElr-W AT EXCHANGE
sT fiesinurant Union Stock-Tards. Apply to
, 1881-10-23

C1TUATION WANTED = IN SOME
wholesale Hanufacturin: business 10 learn the
business BY young nan; ngo ~ years Can. refer
you 10 pincs last employed for referenc.- g. Trib-
nftca
, 1881-10-23

GITUATION TED-ATTENT[ON!
~ dsy goods! The receiving and returnn: clerk OF
Z leading Now York b0uar wishes 70 change to Chca
.o familiar With all routine duties pertaining tLa
trAlit. For ndtrc-e ~ Tribune office.
, 1881-10-23

NTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hpusewurk; good cook, vuSiler, and iEoncr:
German preferred. Apply. with references, ut LIS
, 1881-10-23

GITUATION WANTED-BY a YOUNG;
~ nun that has several hours during the day ~
spare. suIue eind OF pecework to do ut h1tue at
Place OF business. References aud security. Z -,
frYiElHH 0fsekA
, 1881-10-23
W.ANTED-FEaI1LE HELP.

"ANTED-25 EXPERIENCED Bind
tx cry girls: also good ooverers. ". u. C0NKEY,
1I1 =
, 1881-10-23

C1TUATION NANTED-A YOUNG
~ man OF considerable journalistic experience
graduate Of an Eastern coi!eee would ike 10 dcFots
Recommendations. Address z ". Tribune otIjcc.
, 1881-10-23

JVANTED-.A GIRL TO DO PLAIN
w sewing and second work in sa3n!t family l!v-
hC afesF miles t.t,u tho cit ics'rlte homo ulsd
:,ad warcs for pleasant. capable person. Address
A. j.. Room Union Euiltnc,
, 1881-10-23

GITUATION WANTED-AN ENPE-
With csi,cin auniaca::oIs tai lnw-woTk Is open to
ulgagemenL Atar1y. IT, Tribune otfice.
, 1881-10-23
Wd.NTED-F'ElI.LLE uELF.

WTANTED--TWO GCOD GIRLS. GER
wv man preferred. Apply OH Monday III tD WASH
, 1881-10-23

GlTUATlON }VANTED-BY EXPERI-
- eneed stenographer and rapid typewriter opesa-
tor several hours ut employment each day. Address
hmm, mi
, 1881-10-23

ATANTED-A NUMBER OF WOMEN
W. GnshtonmakerB. 1. y TOWER j. BRO. los
SOuth Clinton
, 1881-10-23

GITUATION WANTED By Il MID
~ die aged. experienced man firing steanl-furnace
and waiting at table. Best references F 6 Tribune
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-22
An Insane Brother.

Mr.. George ". Deiarnett. one III ia.
best known Young farmers II this s.cticn,
went before Justice If the peace FRIDAY
and filed an affidavit. ON which Hcrrant
Was issued against MS brother Tor assault
ing. with intent To kill, his vile, on Thurs
dav evening the seventeenth inst. Groryc
W. Dejarnett stated that he believed that
his brother was rapidly becoming insane.
and that, on the night mentioned. without
the slightes; provocat;on he attempted To
take the life oil his wife, Using a pocket
knife.
The brother and a neighbor were pres
ent al the time and took the knife from
him. Then, securing a butcher knife, he
made another attemp, upon her. He WAS
once more anticipated and his weapon
again taken from him after hard struggle.
He then got hold of club. with the
tention Of Draining his wife. With srca.
difficulty he was quoted, and watch
set upon him till morning. He came To-
town Friday, and his brother determined
10 watch him, and while here he concluded
TO get out warrant for his arrest. His
brother became violent, commenced
drinking, became desperate. and q. w.
Dejarnett thought that il WAS time To
do something, and, accordingly, appeared
before the justice. James was locked up.
When arrested he had on his person three
pinis of whisky and thirty-nine dollars.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-22
A Serious Accident.

About noon YESTERDAY a very dangerous
runaway accident occurred an the vicinity
al the Pacific express office. 4 double
team driven toy DIR. Shcrer, known rs the
Indian doctor, started i'm the neighborhood
nf the gas works. and dashed towards the
Gro ing at the express office, where they
were stopped in their mad career b. a
freight train which Was pulling by. They
ran into ihe train with crash and then
turned and started back to-
wards Gallic's lumber ward. turning
over The wagon and lis contents on Sherer,
who was found TO be seriously hurt. He
WAS picked up by Ben. Cooper, John 4.
Gallie. Charles Cartwright, and others,
and was removed 10 Mr.. Gallle's Office
DIR. King WAS sent for and. in company
with his partner, DIR. Walker. soon arrived.
An examination OF the i'm ured man WAS
made 10y DIR. Walker, when il Was found
that the shoulder blade of Sherer was
broken. He Was cared for and removed to
his home i'm Ritchey's addition. The horses,
having shaken off the wagon and demol-
ished the harness. continued i'm their flight
and when last seen were making for the
north. Ii was a very narrow escape for
Mr.. Sherer, who is to be congratulated ON
not receiving mortal injuries.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-22
Road on Top

The railroads Of this country ar mar
wells of Americas industry, enterprise and
ambition. No road traver>eS our soil to-
day which more forcibly illustrates this
than the famous Chicago 4 Alton railroad
woich rGns from Chicago 10 Kansas Civ.
and It's numerous branches which connect
the metropolitan cities of the west. It's
track Il the finest I'm the count :.
and Its equipments in safe, comforts .
and convenient ears are second To none.
While the company, i'm It's ambition In
afford the cheapest transportation, ard
thereby do the greater business, IL meets.
with less delays, less damages To human
life and limb and also TO property than
anv line operating the same number of
miles anywhere on the continent. This Is
mainly due to the substantial
manner in which il was built.
and also 10 the operative managers
of the road, who are men thoroughly versed
in their avtcation. This is the ONLY
road out of Chicago Ia Kansas City and
~. Louis running dining cars, which are
models Of beauty, and the culinary depart
ments of which are conducted on the same
basis of comfort A. the metropolitan hotels
of the country.
When going TO Chicago, try the Chicago
x Alton road.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-22
Dead Drunk.

Up to $50 O'clock this morning The iol-
lowing gentlemen were registered at the
Hotel de Shy:
Jno. Woods was uShered in by officers
Meyers and DE Young, and the charges oi
drunk, disturbing the peace and carrying
concealed weapons booked against him.
Richard Wadsworth was locked up
about six o'clock by the chief, and a charge
of wadding too much family disturbance"
down his throat preferred against him.
VIM. Huffman, the German fiddler. who
has been making il rather lively about the
police station for several DAYS past. and
sho was only liberated this morning. was
again run in on a charge of being drunk.
He will furnish the music for the recorder :
matinee Tomorrow morning
ThoS. Hutchinson WAS locked up l"r
trying to ''pi' an Ohio street printing office.
lie will be arraigned ON charge "f dis
turbing the peace.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-22

II you suffer from general debility,
brought on bv too close application TO
business and excessive brainwork or from
increasing prostration and sinking spells,
that even a rest or removal of the cause
will not relieve, make haste to do as did :
reverend friend of ours. He secured fror
his druggist bottle of Browns Iron Bit
tiers, having heard Of It's merit from a
physician. who told him not to take any
other bitters or tonic, for with the excep-
tion of Browns Iron Bitters, they all con-
tanned alcohol, and had failed TO give his
patients lasting relief nor should he
take any other preparation of iron, for
with the exception OF Browns Iron Bit
ters, they all blackened the teeth, and Of
ten give headache, which Browns Iron
Bit ers never did, but in fact cured head
ache. The effect was most satisfactory ; he
Immediately realized wonderful results
His old energy returned, his natural force
came back, and he felt himself altogether a
new man, full OF health. strength and
vigor, and he has continued to- remain SO
ever since. Now he recommends Browns
Iron Bitters To- all his friends which we un-
do to all our readers. ilobe
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-22
APPLETON CITY.

\ debating society was organized a.
the academy Friday night.
Since the last accident to the Osa.e
bridge, We have ha,i bat one train per dsv
collector Leweiisn ana his assistant.
Mr.. Hicks, were IN the city this week go:.-
bling the dGcats.
considerable damage to iruit and o.
naInental trees MAS Ccca>loned by ,'.e
heavy cuatin. oi ice they received FRIDAY.
The dancing club will practice the
t"rpschorcan at at Dur!ey hall To- s~ec;
music from Williams and Van HALL
string band.
A dancing club was organized Thur
day night with the following officers
President, j. W. Wakeman Treasurer, G.
White; Secretary, +. L. kirkpatrick.
shelton and Neal, two OF s., Clsir'<
most able legal gentlemen. passed through
our city Thursday en- route ior Butlcg
where they are in attendance al court.
ON Wednesday night of this week :.
festival and supper was held at the ne.
Baptist church, and the string band Wa.
engaged To furnish appropriate music. The
musicians we're there early and rendered
couple of selections of sacred Emusic In .
creditable manner, when some of the dyc'i
in-the-vool members made the startling
discovery that them fellers had iddles
Some fell to weeping, some to praying and
some into Mysteries. The musicIans were
sstonished AT the effect of their music amt
Van Hall dropped his clarionet,e and OK
clai Ned, "Mein Gott, vas is der nedder ~
desc peebles' After I few minutes one 0i
the sisters, who was strong in the faith, ap-
preached Williams. and in tones more -x-
pressive than polite, requested him not ,
play any more on them things" and Luke
being vi an obliging nature, wrapped his
violin and bow in his BARRIERS apron, AMI
the rest folded up their instruments and
quietly adjourned to their homes. Some
of the more worldly inclined, looked sadly
disappointed when the music Left and were
heard 10 remark, ''Oh .pshaw, It's too bad.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-22
BOONVlLLE BLOOD.
Editor Thornton, of the News,
Took Cold Lead in
HiS'n.
Marshal McDearmon Did it With
His Little Gun.
Special to the BAZIO.

Special to the BAZIO
BooNvILLE. Mo. Nov. ~.
About $50 tonight fatal shooting at
fair took place on the public street, in
which Amos Thornton, one of the editors
of the Weekly News, greenhack paper.
was shot and killed by L. III. Il. McDear-
mon, city marshal Thornton had pub
lishcd an article in the News r,fectins Sc
riously ON NcDvarmon, on account
oil an arrest made few DAYS ago, which
sn exa,peratcd the marshal that when hc
met Thornton he commenced To- shoot.
aud after firing five times his victim i,.ll
and expired in about fifteen minutes.
4 coroners jury was inpane.led
and an inquest held. MrDcarmon
was arrested and placed i'm
Jail, hut subsequently, released ON bail.
His preliminary examination will be held
at $50 a. IN. Monday
Thornton was poor man and leaves a
large family.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-22
Captured.

On Friday Mrs.. Hicks establishment,
Was taken bv two young railroad men,
Frank Smith and Frank Jackson, and
shortly AFTERWARDS Officers Whelan and
ti0ssige put in an appearance and the two
men were arrested. Ii seems that quite
a nnmber oi Young railroad bloods, who
had been paid of the day before, had hon.
ored the madame with their presence i'm
her palatisl abode with the design of getting
rid of their surplus cash and indulsiny I'm
the delusive joys of the bowl. A row ma tu-
rally arose in the coI.rse of the orgies Fur
niiure was smashed and things torn mp
generally \ cul0red damsel who acts as
u sort oil Sergeant-at-arms in the establish
ment. WAS dispatched for the police. The
officers mentioned started for the locality
where the fracas was going ON with a run,
followed by Il small crowd of people who
wanted To see the iun. Upon the arrival
of the police everybody in the house
scattered like drove OF Texas cattle on a
The principals IN the battle, The youths
mentioned above, were secured and con-
Quoted to the city prison, where they put
up ten dollars for their appearance before
The recorder yesterday morning, when they
were duly fined and costed ms will be seen
set forth III the police court proceedings in
smother column.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-22
Arrest Of a Sedalia Coon for
Numbering His Wife
in Kansas City.
By Officers Gossage and Whe-
Ian at an Early Hour
This Morning.
He Protests His Innocence, and
Says He Only Boxed
Her Jaws.

A c"lored man named Jack Hunter, who
formerly lived i'm this city. but recently
4 resident of Kansas CITY, was locked up
bv Officers Gussagc and Whelan this morn
ing about one o'clock OH a telegram from
Chief OF Police Tom Speers. OF kar sas
City. The telegram states hat Hunter
killed his vile in ih&t city about seven
weeks ago,
Shortly after the murder the officers
here were informed of IL. ard. a. IL was
thought that lac would turn up nj the res
idence uf his father near the gas works. u
strict surveillance was kept on the mai
sion. Yesterday morning Hunter came to
this city, and Officer Gussagc MAS soon APP
praised of his arrival, and WAS ON the
lookout for him all day. About
eleven o'clock, however. Hunter entered
his fathers roof, AMI about the
hour mentioned above, the officers called
AT the house and arrested him.
On arriving at the station. the
prisoner was interviewed by BA-
700 night owl. He stouily denied hav-
ing done anything ior which he could have
been arrested. and seemed very anX-
iouS Ia know why hc had bccn
locked up. On being informed that
he was wanted for numbering his
wife h. replied, ''Uh, pshaw, | didn't Kill
her. only boxed her jaws and gave her
$40 and sent her tu her mothers 1t -.
Joe. You needn't think, boss, that killed
her, Tor didn't
Owing 10 the latenesS Of he hour the
Kansas City authorities cou.d not Ike Ia
formed of the arrest
Hunter left This city early last
spring. going To ~. joe. after
which he turned up in KanSa, City.
where he followed hi> occupation. that "i
a bod carrier While resident oi this
city he bore very hard name. This was
caused by his love for whisky and bad
women
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-22
Oh, What a Cough

Will won heed the warning? The signal
perhaps OF the sure approach OF that
most terrible disease, consumption. Ask
Yourselves If you can afford. for the sake
of saving 10 cents. Ia run the risk and ,in
nothing for ii. We know from experience
tina; ShiIoh'> Cure will cure y0ur cough.
1t never fails. This explains why more
than million bottles were sold the past
year. IL relieves Group and whooping
cough al once Mothers. do not ice with
ont it, For lame back. side or chest. use
>hiloh's porous plaster. Sold 10y all
druggists
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-22
WEEKLY BAZOO.
WHAT
The "Bazoo" Would Like to Know

If the boys do not find it rather cool
riding on box cars?
If Price King intends to wear those
new clothes to-day?
How Prof George Miller is getting
along training his dogs?
How many people in Sedalia have
not already expressed their opinion ~ &"
the Guiteau shooting?
What kind of an errand Joe Thomas
went to Warrcnsburg "n last evening, and
how he put in the time to-day?
What caused those Young ladies ana
gentlemen to walk into the pond Friday
night, and ii they will do :" agaiu?
How many mugs oi Tom and .jcrrr
were dispensed by the prescription clerks
in our various saloons yesterday and la>i
night?
How certain Jefferson City editor
would like Ia see some uf the letters which
he writes to Il certain Young lady in this
city IN print?
Ii those smiles which emanated from
the countenancc Of a cert lin young dress
maker, as she entered the p">Iofce last
evening. were NOT really bewi;ching?
Ii the young men who have been alb
sent for the past two weeks will not all
return home to-day, AMI If the grand Jury
had ANYTHING la do with their absence?
lydia T.. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is "A remarkable remedy for all those
painful complaints and weaknesses 80 com
mon to our best female population. Send
IL Mrs. Lydia T.. Pinkham, 235i Western
Avenue, Lynn, Mass. for pamphlets.