The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-29
Second Chapter of the Types
of BOonviile Beauty
Series"
Frank James to be Taken to
Boonville tor the Otter
Vile Train Robbery.
Social Chat and Queries from
the Cooper Comfy Me-
tropolis.

Boonville, No., April % Correspond
ence Goodness mel Let US breathe a
little We looked for a slight breeze, but
didn't expect a whirlwind. Every boy in
town, from the veriest dude in dudedom
down. has been whispering to the BAzoo ::
WHY didn't you put nv girl In your list
of beauties?" aud every darling creature
whom we omitted to mention, has limited
that surely our taste was deficient or our
visual organs impaired. We fear that We
have offended for life some dear divinity,
but we can't help il. We are only giving
descriptions of those whom We regard as
Types of Beauty" though not necessarily
our fsvorite types.
No. We are not in love with any of the
beautes-we admire them all in the alb
-Iract, but you'er mistaken as to any ten
derer feeling. This paragraph is written
20 satisfy those self-coustituted critics who
detect other motive than a desire TO please
the public in these letters. Our private
opinion as to the relative beauty of these
lair ones will be reserved until the close of
these articles and then given-if deemed
advisable.
We don't want to be accused OF labelling
our beauties" but for convenience let us
number them and commence with No. IL
zen having been given last Sunday.
There are two young ladies in BOonville
who fairly merit the appellation mag
nificent" One of these is No. IL. Her
residence is on the east side OF Sixth
strest-strsnge, how many beauties are con-
greg ated on that lovers promenade-in q
square built brick dwelling. In stature
she is far above the medium height, as IN
beauty she is far above the average. Her
hair Is dark brown and ripples down her
back in waves, suggestive OF beauty's curve.
Dark silken eyelsshes over eyes of melting
tenderness. Cheeks, snowy In their sheen,
yet flushing as tine shells on distant oceans
shore. Her form is well proportioned and
her carriage as queenly as princess of the
royal blood. Bewitching dimples, lovely
mouth, charming and unaffected in her
manners, this e,-faced maiden merits a
high place as type" Hers is the beauty
of Juno.
A lover of the fine arts lives on the east
side of Main street, whose soft, transparent
complexion, dark brown hair and brilliant
eyes, symmetrical figure, all combine To
demand for her place among our typical
pretty young ladies. She is a worthy
namesake OF Napoleon's queen, who
charmed the court of the First Empire by
her WI, and wisdom, her varied and pleas
ing accomplishments rather than her
transcendent beauty.
Dissimilar in face and figure from those
previously mentioned, is No. Is. Her resi-
dence is In dwelling adjoining, though
no; fronting on Fourth street. Her form
is more rounded than that of No. u, and
sh. Is not so tall. Her hair is dark and so
are her eyes, while her complexion is
beautiiul. Her age is about twenty.
Pleasing, popular, pretty, is the allitera-
tive way, In which this graceful beauty
may De summed up.
No. IA is the other magnificent beauty,
of lovely proportions and unequalled
charm. Her womanly grace and
queenly bearing impress themselves upon
even the most casual beholder. Her tg-
ure 4 poem from masters hands, brow
moon tinted as AIhambra's palace, hair
light brown in color with just a touch of
| soldeniin Its luxurious looks, eyes a shade
darker, disposition harmonizing with the
besuty of her face and form, make another
Juno. Tall and with a royal mein hers is
not the beauty that dszzles with lis cold
br lliancy, but rather meIts with Its sub
| lime heart splendOr. Her residence is near
the Baptist church.
Type of beauty No. Is. resides on Third
street. Her eyes are gray and large, her
hair is light brown with a dash of that
Titianesque that painters love to place on
canvas. Her charms are manifold and
her name is "of noble BIRTH"
A pronounced blonde whose eyes are
tirged with the blue of lar Circassian
skies place among the types is claimed
Tor No. Is by her admirers.
Her home is near the public
school. A figure straight as one OF
cupid's deadly arrows and quite slender,
hair OF that perfect light golden tint that
hovers on the edge OF summer sunset cloud,
completes the mention of this type.
For the satisfaction of those who have
been worrying their brains, we will say
that the young lady living in the south
eastern part OF our city, aud mentioned last
week, is Miss Hattie Roberts. 30, there
now!
FRANK JAMES IN BOONvILLE.
A telegram was received tbs morning
from Sheriff John +. Rogers, who mas been
attending the trial of Frank James at
Huntsville, Ala, for the Mussel Shoals
train robbery, in which he says: "Verdict
not guilty. Everything ali .. X" This
is interpreted to mean that Frank is TO be
brought TO Boonville at once To answer Tor
the Otterville robbery. He will probably
reach this place Tuesday night.
CHAT.
We beg leave to mend-beauty No. 6
has not got - dimple in her cheek"
The Sixth street young lady who
thought her description was a JOKE is here
by informed that she is mistaken. We
don't e1aggerate when We Can help it.
There are two bright-eyed young
ladies of the Queen City now visiting in
BoonviIle, whom many OF cur young me-
would like to claim as "Boonviile Beau.
ties"
The good-natured Boonvil.e cores
pendent OF the Fayette Advertiser thinks
40 q - SO 90, cfiu In some ~ cur I-snrir