The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-04-15

| ICONS. Motto, Out OF Its destruction grew
the change" Rear, with the compll-
ments of Eldorado township; out of our
abundance We freely give.
Car No. l4-Front, Chelsea and Syca.
more. Banner, /" rhe Tribute We Bring"
Motto, "Our friends we never forget" Rear,
st. Louis Fort Scott & Wichita; Missouri
Pacific and Ohio & Mississippi.
Car No. l5-Front, cartoon. boat loaded
with corn, fefried by grasshoppers, with
sunfower oars. "Pull for the shore"-
Ohio. Rear, "Sight draft by the National
Bank OF Eldorado"
Car No. l6-Front, cartoon, q star shaped
comet formed of corn over desolate land
scape. Motto, "A constellation to gladden.
hearts" Rear, From friends at Douglas,
Kansas"
Car No. 17-Front-cartoon,a landscape
representing a farm scene and mill on
Walnut river; in the foreground q fat
cow Kansas and lean calf (Oaio). Motto,
Our teat as always at your service" Rear,
"Complimen's of Little Walnut"
Car No. 18-Cartoon, representing a
stock yard with full crib, windmill and fat
stock. Motto, "Our prevention of hoof and
mouth disease" Rear, "A salute from
Gen. A. w. Ellet, of Island No. TO-" This
car is handsomely draped with red, white
and blue
Car No. 9.-Front-cartoon, kansas
and Ohio" In center a raging river,
"Ohio." Extraordinary porker, fat, round
twenty kinks in his tail, benevolent ex-
preston on his face, big ear OF corn in his
mouth, on left bank of river labeled "Kan-
sas." Still more extraordinary pig, lean,
right bank of river labeled "Ohio." Title,
"'ere's to yer" Rear, "With kindest re-
CARDS from Augusta, Kansas"
Car No. 20.-"Augusta sends three
cheers"
Car No. 2l.-"Be of good cheer, says
Augusta"
Car No. 22.-Front cartoon, kansas in
1874" a graphic picture, flight of grass
hOppers, myriads of them, eating up hoe
handles and even attacking live stock.
The fleeing settler and family "going back
to wIfe's people" cabin deserted. Rear.
Spring townships griefs. Winters past,
behold the bloom of spring"
Car No 23.-"Cheering words from
Bruno township"
Car No. "A -Front-"During adversitv
you administered to our necessities"
Rear, Compliments of Clifford and Plum
Grove townships. After the storm the sun
shine"
Car No % -Front-"St. Louis. Fl. Scott
& Wichita, Missouri Pacific and Ohio &
Mississippi railroads." Rear, "Richland
third car"
The engine was beautifully decorated
with flags and streamers. and all the cars
bore very aesthetic appearance, being
covered with artificial sunhowers in everv
conceivable manner, while from several
hung flags aud other national or state en-
blrms Altogether IL was one of the hand
some trains that ever passed through Sc
dalia, anu ITS benevolent mission rendered
II dOubly interesting to the thrOngs which
greeted AID curiOuSly surrounded it during
Its brief stay.
The relief train came as far as Fort
Scott, via the st. Louis, Fort Scott &
Wichita railroad 1.-THE Sunset route")
whose officers afforded every fscili; v for
rapid transportation and took care of the
delegation in charge of the train in
handsome manner. The Sunset route"
although new line, is fast becoming pop
ular with sh ppers and the travelling pub
lie. Running as II does through one of the
most popUlOus and fertile sections of Kan
sas, it is destined to become on Of the most
importsnt and hest paying lines of railroad
in the west 1t is differed by gentlemen
who have long oeen identified with railroad
interests, who understand their business
thoroughly aud Who will study we'll the
interests of their patrons. The success of
the Butler county relief enterprise is
largely due to the efforts OF The officers of
the Sunset rou'e.".
Triton TURNS OUT.