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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1884-04-03
steamer TRANSPORTATION.

Route No For transportation of s
Military Supplies between Astoria and Fort
Stevens Oregon and Fort Candy " r.
Route 80 between Portland Oregon and
Vancouver W 7.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
Blank proposals form Of c contract and printed
circulars giving full information as to the man
| ner of bidding terms of contract and payment
will be furnished ON application tn this office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be
marked: Proposals tor lrlnspartati IN
Route Mo- and addressed t. the under
signed. A. 5. klMBALL.
Major and Quartermaster L. ). A..
Chief Quartermaster.
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
LAND OFFICE EAT
Lewiston. Idaho, March 20. is,

Lewiston. Idaho, March 20. 1884
p. JACKSON.
NOTICE il hereby given that the folio VIM
named settle. has filed notice of his intention
t. make final proof in support of his claim aad
that said proof will be made at this Office on
May &, lS-4, viz: Pete. ,cSson, home 4s8.
f'r the sw a see II tp 81 n r4w. He name,
the following witnes es to prove his continuous
residence upon and GUILTY. alton of said land.
viz; l. Boniei. d Davis, G Wilson an
n johnson of Genesee.
J. NJ. HOWE,
> Register.
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For sale.

LIGHT OPEN BUGGY,
SINGLE HARNESS, BUGGY,
LEATHER COVERED MCCLELLAN,
SADDLE AND BRIDLE, NEW,
| ESTI ORGAN, Cabinet, j octaves, 9
stops, grand organ and knee sNells.
l Pony. suitable for Lady Or Boy
! SIDE SADDLE, COW and GALE.
Also some HOT >EHOLD FURNITURE.
will be sold cheap, Tor cash. Apply To
a. J. SMITH, Fort Lapw al, Idaho.
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.
A NELSON
LAND OFFICE AT

Lewiston. T. Feb -. 1884.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made at this office on
April l.. 1854, viz: Andrew Nelson, homestead
No. l.2A1, for the sell see Is Up 50 n 1 W
lie ramss the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
sand land, viz: j Pointing. \. Hrnksou, b.
stevens and r Stevens all IF Lewiston. |. T
j. Nj. HOWE,
- 1T Register
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF,
sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

One bay horse. four years old; will weigh
between nine and ten hundred pounds; star On
forehead, branded with ho' Sc head on left hin;
was last seen at Henry Reil's ranch at the
head OF HAWAI- A reward of fifteen dollars
Will be paid to any one who will deliver ehe
said animal at Bairds stable. in this city. 80
23 emo EDWARD QUASI.
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NOTICE FOR HOMESTEAD PROOF.

MAJuf anu I9UaTtflhasreFs z >, 4.
Chief Quartermaster.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09
Brighton Races.

New York, Dec. 6.-The interest of the
day conferred in the last race. McLaugh-
lin,on King Lion Doll Don, bet Fitzpatrick,
who rode Herbert. 500 even on the result
between them. The jockeys pushed their
horses for all they were worth. Fitzpat.
rick had every penny he Md raise on the
race, and he probably won $1,000.
First race, bes'eu horses, six furlongs;
Haroiin won by three lie CHS; Gypsey,
ST cond Sky Lark, third. Time, l:22I
Sccond race, selling allowances, mile;
Frank E. won, Centennial, secord; Sister.
third. Time l:48s.
Third lace, handicap, all ages, mule
and furlOng; Hsledon won; WoocAower,
second; Telemschus, third. Time 2O3.
Fourth race. mile and a quarter, Bay
Miller Won; Balls, second; sam Emery,
third. Time 2:22.
Fifth race, mile, selling sllowapcss, two
furlongs; Herbert won; Kin: Lion, second;
Richard L., third. Time, 1:34l
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09
A BAD NiHhi-

Nes York. Dec. 6. --Pedesirians out last
evening. realized that one OF me severest
storms OF the season was raging over the
city, and those whom Kind fortune kept ia
doors could congratulate themselves with
reason. IL began to rain about2 o'clo K and
continued steadily during the afternoon and
evening, and at the wind increased
Ia velocity and was blowing a gale over
housetols, while it srurr:ed through the
streets. curing he rain in sheets, that rat
tied against The windows and buildings
with great force. The streets were swept
clean and the psyemeuls fsirlv secured.
The effect OF the storm in this citv was
marked. The streets became deserted
after p. ID. The theatres suffered from
the Storm and ne usual large Saturday
night audiences were wanting. The Times
notes the trouble with he telegraph wires
and adds that all the principal
po'ns We're reached, however, through
round about routes. From the northern
circuit Little trouble was reported fro,n the
wires ueaI lhs ciIy. The lowlands about
town are submergei, and many cellars
along the river streets are flooded.
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Disbanded.

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 6.-The Lillian
Olcott Combination disbandei here yesrer-
Gav. 1t has been on the road six weeks,
under The msnagem Mt of Richs.d Tay-
leure, who was dismissed at Louisville last
Monday. He brought suit for dana .es by
beach of contract, and it is said refused to
surrender The route book, contracts, etc., Of
The combination, so that Miss Olco.t is all
at sea regarding future engagements. Her
troubles have resulted in illness, and she
IVES unable 10 appear 10 night. The com-
pany is not 10 debt, al bil's and salaries
10 date having been settled. The star is
said - be lady OF wealth and position, oil
Brooklyn, where she became stase-struck
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

the play and its popularity with the thea
the going public. A crowded house will
undoubt dly be present to welcome The
GALLEY slave" company at the opera
house on next Saturday.
MIR. Ezra F Kendall, whose imperson.
s'ion OF "Dr. Mulo Medicus" in We, Us
& Co. has won for him such great praise
from The critics, IS well a. the public. is q
Dew discovery, this being his I6rst season
on tire stage. While the company were
playing in one of the larger cities, he pre-
sented himself TO Mfr. Meslayer, saving ::
Il unders and you are going TO make a
change In the cas-" Mr.. Mestayer re
piled: eyes, / am; do you think Won
could olAy the psrt?' II think i could"
replied Kendall. His appearance was
against HIM, bis clothes not biting him
and otherwise he Looked like a "greenv, !"
but Mestayer was so struck with his peculi-
srities OF speech, ETC.. that he told him 10
cone a'ound TO rehearsal and he would
give him a trial. He did So, snd so we'll
did he enact the iole thai he was imme-
diatsiy engaged. Mr.. Meslayer pro-
nonnces him the funniest man on The Stage
and has engageu him for three years.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09
A JOLLY PAIR
A Couple OF Horse-Chieves Who
Tbiuk it Fun 90 go to The
Pen

Sheriff ID. p. ms AN, of Cass couu,v,
sccompan ed bv Snerif-elect J. A. Henley
passeu through the c,,v lsst nieh., having
In charge j. ID. FredeI icks and K. &. r O.
youths OF about Iweny, each oil whom is
sentenced 10 the peniteuIiary for four yea :
for horse-sisaliIg. The boys were hand
cu6ed toseI her, but Secured a. be as ful of
chat rs Il they were on a pleasure exon
sioD, au were veIy talkaIive Tney
claimed their cas- would De carried 70 he
supreme court and express 6rm belief
lhey would come clear. but heir keepers
were OF cidediy different oDinion. as
the case wa| a very clear ore. The horses
were stolen from farmer in Csss county,,
in August Last, and the BOYS rode them 10
HumoOlt, kansas, where lbey at,emp, {,
10 dIsDOSe o. them t liye.v man at a
price which cAussd hun To have them ar.
rested. and thew were soon alter re- urnc4 t.
Ctss coun.v. Their case which came ND al
this las. term oil court, was sc IN disposed IF
as the evidence was of the strongest char
acter. IL is quit; probable that much of
their billarIts viii diss ppear after their
in =ryiew TO day ~iIn Warden Willis and
mis- miDiCns.
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Rev. DR.. Talmsge is on a lecture iour
in the south.
Louise Sylvester appears AT Des Moines,
love, on next Tu' day aud Wednesday
pights.
1T is estimated that the Thanksgiving
r, ceipts at The Philadelphia theatres res m
ed $4,000.
-SaIsburs's Troubadours begin a VIC ek's
engagement at Denver, Colora1o, to-mor-
row night.
--Mestayer's Tourists, on tomorrow
night, begin four nights engagement at
Kansas City.
-Ristori is repor' to be having sue
cessful tour. She apPea"s at Dayton, o.,
Tomorrow night.
A fsmops Hungarian CanIstriee and
actress, is on her wsv to this country. Her
name is Laczai Gizzela.
Miss Louise HuIchisou, gave a rC citsl
before large and delighted audience al
Liberty, Mo. last Monday night.
The ca e of DR.. H. w. Wood vs.. The
Abbie CarriI gton Opera company, wss
called in Judge Halsies G's court day or
two ago. judgment In full of claims and
the Gusts were rendered in Woods favor.
The remains of Laura g. Clancy were
moderated at the Lancaster, Pa, crema-
torium, on Monday last. This wss done
in obedience 20 q wish of The deceased
young lady. She directed that the rshes
be placed III two urns, one 10 b deposited
in the grave of her sisi ,r, Venie, at Balli-
more, and the other In the grave OF her
hot her, who is buried at Burlington, VI
-"Hazel Kirke"hss been almost conf;n-
uously played since Oct. 81, 1879. lt1
longevity is truly wonderful. Many bet
ter pieces have not existed the number Of
months that this has years. On last night
IL was presented for the last time BY the
Madison Squire company and will be seen
no more. unless il IS piraled about the
country by some transforming crowd.
"Requiescat in Pare" SAYS The BAzOo.
Dr.H.W. Wood. local manager has Ler-
fecled arran gemenis with the BARLEY
Campbell "Gslley Slave" company for an
appearance in lhIs cily. The date viii l.
Dec. l3. In attraction IS OF more than o.
dinary u ~rit aud something supS 90. to
those We have had a. our OF IN house la
". Ii is not O. ,eh that a play and COM
p4nv of this msgritute anu reputation IS
| likely to visit US, s1d hoe of ur readers
who know when they have a g,c1 thing
will not be apt let the p. .eaI crane 60
unimproyed. 1ne Chicago Times pre-
rounces this 10 he he greatest play Of The
I9h century, and the crowded houses
wlich have greeted IL at Chicago, ST.
Louis, Cincinnati and, in fact allthe Iarg-
er cities, aaundantly testify 70 the merits Of
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

Sedalia is perhaps, at this time as
well supplied with public schools as
any city of its sig, 10 the United
States, but ii ought to have another
addition 10 The form of a polytechnic,
or higher school, for the further ad.
vancement of its graduates. Many
scholars pass the highest grades in our
present schools at IA and Is years of
age, and are then compelled TO attend
private institutes or colleges or 60
abroad if they desire further advance
ment. Sedalia ought 10 have a high
school and in connection with it a
library such as The olytcchDic ins;i-
tute 10 St. Louis.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

The sunual report of the comp
troller of South Carolina shows thai
the whole amount of taxes levied fol
the last fiscal year was S1,783, 900
$4,000 for state purposes, Sis, 600
for the counties, aud $4,000 fol
schools. The levy is $1,000 les:
tn, last year. The average tax-Iate
is 81 Is on the 800. The taxable
properly in the state consists of real
estate, sS7 ,559: 600; personality, S46,-
9O4 900; railroad property, SIS, 263,
000-total, s149, 727, 900. The comp
trolIer thinks the real estate is valued
at about sixth-teuths, and the person
ality propsrtionately undervslued
and that a true valuation would be-
about 1895, 100000. The state deb
is 1922, 900, and the aggregate o.
county debts, Sc, 100000. The state
derived from lis phosphate royalties
last year, $4,000. The J piteutiar,
shows receipts, s75,OS3; expenses
STA 14.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09
Henry Irving.

New York, Dee. 6.-Her-y Iivlnl Gle d
his second engagement in New 1ork by
presenting tue same PLAY in which he male
his first appearance before an American
audience, "The Bslls.,' Called before The
curts in Mr.. Irving expr I'D him slf In the
simplest words mis- acknowsc 1sement OF
kinunees shown him He spoke of a dear
friend of 10 ne, Ellen Terry, and concluded:
LADIES AND GENTLENEN-We shalt
ono. AGAIN have the pleasure
and privilege of apI ,aring before YOU
il al be well met IN Ne ch and then
as aclors, we must take last and long
farewell. On that, / will not dwell.
Sufficient TO The DAYS is the pain thereof,
but will lcok TO, ward 20 our mex N ng,
assuring you frst my colleagues airs as SEN
sibls az / I'm Of the courtesy, hosDItality,
welcome a d generous good viii, W. ch we
have .eived at your hands, the remem
b. snce Of which will ever briog s.eai hap
piuess D our hea 3 Resp :tIully and
2 ateiul~ hank YOU, and say 60" l-bve-
not gCou-bye, bot au eyOi
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

George Meaton, at Rich Hill. have returned
a verdict of death from suicide. Mestop's
wife lives in Shelbina, Missouri, and bis
daughter at Carrolton.
The teachers of Bates county, Missouri,
have been called by the county school
commissioner to meet at the court house in
Butler, on Saturday, December 9th, 10
select text books for the next four years.
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
An attempt is being made to organize q
circulating library in Higginsvllle.
The branch road from Lexington to the
K. d l.. junction on the Missouri river has
been abandoned aud the rolling stock with
drawn.
Higginsville having received its charter
as n civ Of the fourth-clsss, the town board
will, this week meet to establish the boun
diaries and limits, and divide the town into
three wards. The fourth-class regulations
will go into effect early next spring.
VERNON COUNTY.
The new masonic hall 10 Nevada was
dedicated las. Wednesday.
-Bossett, me SueIdou raDist aud one
med pedestrian, is still on The tramp
arsving not yet been recaptured.
The Nevada uniform rank division,
&. OF p. will go TO Fort Scott next Wednes-
day 10 institute a uuiiorm division at hat
place.
The sore of James Baker at Sheldon
was burglsrized oil numerous small arIic es
last "Wednesday night. Nevada, Mo-, is
over run with thieves and trlups.
HENRY COUNTY.
The railroad war IS ended salisfacf D
riiy o all.
H. b. Hecker has assumed control Of
ne Mont O>e pOs,ofice.
The location Of the Kansas CITY &
Southern roun-l house al Clinton has been
made aud work wilt commence at opce.
-Chss. Cord, of Johnson coun.y, who
mas for some lime been working in Clinton,
mas disappeared, and his friends lear he
has met with foul play.
MORGAN COUNTY.
-Ludwell Jobe il The new deputy county
clerk Of Morgan couD,y.
There is much complaint OF shs ep-kill-
ing dogs in the southern par, OF the stale.
Cattle are reported to be dying in
large numbers al Riyerview rom some un-
known epidemic.
Versailles boasl OF the smallness OF
the number of applications for its poslof-
fee. There is out nine so far.
IS. S. Robinson, o.; Of the Oldest pio-
neers OF the stale, died at his home near
Versailles last week, aged 81 years.
-Vandals entered the Oak Grove school
house one night last week, tore down the
stove. barricadcd The doors and otherwi:e
mutilaIed The interior.
Some uokuOwn peSon shot COW OF
Sam p Cliff on, near Versailles, just for fun.
The COW IS stilI alive but much injured.
There is no clue TO tue r IrReirator.
MFR. Meyers, of GrAvois, is suffering
from cataract OF both ewes, said 20 /, The
result of injuries received in the cyclone
which passed over Morgan county ABOUT
wear 400
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09
BOONVILLE BUDGET.
Gossips, Haps, Amusements, Per
sonals and Other
Notes.

Boouville. Dec. g. Corr es pondence l.
The FIRST kraeni zcheJe OF Ihe e. t. & G. W,
this season will be held at the Thespian
hall next Monday night.
John l. O'Bryan and VIM. r. Baker.
are circulating petitions as candidates for
the Office OF postmaster OF Boonville.
Benedict & Dow have opened a roller
SIX ating rink in The basement OF the Tn y
plan hall aud viii conduct it during tte
winter.
WIN. r. Baker & Co., have disposed OF
their agricultural aud hardware ore to Mr..
w II. Allison. jr, of this city, who will
conduct IL in the future.
There will b. services at the Presby.
terrain church on next Sabbath mo ming.
A full attendance is desire I as ma iers Of
especial interest will be considered.
Grand Lecturer Allan Mcdowell and
Past Grand Master c. c. Woods, OF KaDsss
City, attend chapter Of instruction OF
the A. F. and A. NJ, held In l. onvilie THIS
week.
Percy Thompson, while lifting heavy
key at The depot ore day recently, broke
blood vessel, causing severe bleeding. He
was considered in verv dangerous condi-
ton for some time, but Is now some better.
-Messrs. J. d. Nor 90, A. j. Morton,
Joseph Renn,son, james Tally and Lee Po-
hannah, who were on Ten days hunt in
Camden county r GENTLY, retu me- Ibis
week having killed Ter deer.
The "Gslley Slave" on Friday even
ing, Drcember 18th, will be the next eD,er
taipmenu at the The Vpisn Hall. The Men,
Gelssohn Quini tie club OF Bosom Mass,
will probably give riormauce here
some time duriog the win,er.
Capt. John Ports is digging pond
near hi, ferry lanuing capable of holding
2,O00, 600 gallons OF water. He expects .
use il for an ice Uoud during he winter.
II NAV also hereafter be CONVEX cd into a
fish pond. For either purpose it will be
excelleu',
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

The school book war will be upon
the people in the course of next
month and indications are it will be
as bitter ss that of five years ago.
If the incoming legislature will so
change the school laws rega ding
text books as to remove this evil and
allow parents to secure heir books
at something nesr their actual value
they will erform one act will en-
tile them to grateful remembrance
for all lime to come.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

One thing that Fett's county needs
most sadly is better roads, and if the
people of Sedalia care for their inter
es,s, if they desire TO live we'll and
cheaply, if they desi,e to control the
trade of Central Missouri, they viii
see to it thet steps are taken to build
good i ads 10 all directions to the
county lines. Such an improvement
would save thousands of dollars an
nually, both to the farmer end the
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09
The Coal Trade.

Pi.tsburg, De. GA w. McCrscken,
sunei .nienuent Of the Hooking Valley Coal
M,nirg company 'S in the CT y for The pur-
y, OIs~cu iry men to I'll the place of the
strike. Two huuir , miners have al
adv gone om Is Y cip; y and ss many
mo, : wi [. n, abba the Eext few days.
Fii.s wi leay q, o'shi. Superin endent
McCfscken saws they have 1900 men now
at work aud exI eel TO have two mines .uu-
ning full before he end OF next Elk. AT
the present rae he says The men average
$73 90 I er monih.
fereex may live long ana prosper. Mssssg.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

New Orleans, Dec. 6.-The building
coumiti of the Worlds exposition made
an inspection of Inc grounds, buildings
and machinery to-day With a view to de.
Gliding If there was any reason for a delay
10 opening. The committees decided there
was reason for delaying the or eniug and
that the preparations were furiner sdvanc-
ed than ever known before in the history
of large exhibitions. The demand for
space IS unprecedented.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

New Orleans, Dec. 6.-Col. Walter NJ.
Smallwood secre'arv and superintendent
OF the Proouce Exchage, commercial edi-
Tor of he Picayune, member OF the board
OF health apd sanitsry ssso cation, died
this afternoon. aged SO. He was colonel
in the federal amy during the war and
afterwards appoin'cd postmaster at New
Orleans by Presiden johnson.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

citizen, would double the value of
property. promote social intercourse,
invite immigration and give new i'm
petus to agriculture and home indus
try, and cause adjoining counties to
extend the roads in order to reach
Sedalia.
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Protest their RIGHTS.

Bridgeport, C1Du. Dec. 6.-The exec
utive committee of he Hsttsrs' union of
Norwalk d. clared this afternoon that the
S. rikers had no osher object in view than
hat of prot Getting thei ris BIS. 1t pow
turns out that tue call for troops last night
was made in tee heat Of The excitement
and was vi; bout warrant,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

Dallas, Texas. Dec. 6.-The Baltimore
& Ohio telegraph line was completed to-
day 10 the suburbs Of Dsllss and the
connection between Sherman and Texsrk-
ana will be mace as sooa IS the company
compile es negotiations for the right of way
through the streets of Dallss. A JUNCTION
will be made with Inc snes of Ihe Gull of
Colorado and Santa Fe sssr I'm, thus reach
ing Horsto Galveston and OF her poin 8.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

j. s. 81. Houck, constable of Van
Buren, township, Arkansas, who was
killed at Van Buren, last Monday; by
a negro desperate named Williams,
whom he was attempting TO arrest,
was brother of |. N. Houck, editor
of the Fayette. Mo, Independent.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

Let every poor man and eVeil
working man pole who favors the
destruction of silver money and Sc
him down &C bis bitterest foe.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09
India Un>etfied.

Koudon, Dec. 6.-The Times says the
prosr- # that America will put a stop to
the colnage of silver bv repeating the
Bland bill. has unsettl~ business in India
and caused Ca,cutla exchange 10 decline to
6 Sd
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

Congressman / obinson, of New
York, is disposed 10 regard The wisn-
es of Mr.. Cleveland, and will TO that
end introduce iuto congr, 3 a resolu-
ton to dispense with all ceremony and
furbelows on Inauguration day. 1t is
to be hoped the resolution will pass
unanimously.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

j. K. Owens of This city had his
bees to swarm the other day. They
are not the orly bees have turn /
out IN the cold November blasts,
there's Ben. Relva. Blaine, Bur-
cbard etc.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-12-09

Kansas City seems 10 have n
more charity for her militia than tn
rest OF theimodern cities Some, da
they may have cause to repent.