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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

The ship astoria, coal laden from
Departure Bay for San Francisco,
which went ashore near Port Susan,
on the British Columbia coast, last
week, got of safely.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06
Queries aud Answers.
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

II no longer seems strange that so
many ueorle have been impressed
with the patriotic duty OF visiting
Washington on Inauguration Day.
when We catch glimpse Of those
almoa, invisible chords which unite
the human heart with the higher
rounds II Ambitions ladder. Many
foot sote pilgrims imagining they
have received call, will discover IA
time that Il was only tho sportiye
wind awakening these uollan strains
which. like the wa,o-boata Of the
ssa, may sound an anthem or reqdi-
ON as the keynote 10 gwen by hope
OF despair
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

A WILDWOOD carol runs:
The town of Snohomish is looking quite
blue;
But 4" tor goodness sake don't say told
YOU
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06
ASTON NliuNG!
A Further Reduction in Prices!

Since the Inauguration of our
Clearance Sale, this season. we
have been doing II rushing bust
ness, which gives Us the best proof
that our customers will appreciate
the extraordinary bargains we are
Offering.
We would also like To inform
the public that our Clearance Sale
will continue during the
MONTH OF FEBRUARY,
Special Bargains will be
offered in the following goods:
Ladies' Cloths,
Flannels, Gloves,
Hosiery,
Knit Goods,
ClOaks and Sacks,
OvcrcOats and
Underwear.
Customers who have not alrcady
taken advantage of the induce
offered. should not neglect to visit
us before the sale closes
Country orders, whether small
Or large. receive prompt attention,
and equal advantages with resi-
dents in the city.
Samples and Price Lists
SENT FRHH.
TOKLAS & KAUFMAN,
New York (1nsI store,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

THt iast official act OF President Arthur
vas signing hiil regulating appeals from
surtsuls Courts VI thu IvTrl.orivs.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
The Difference.

The Sedatia fair proved an exp nsive
luxury this year, the stockholders having
to whack up an even $1,000 to make the
books balance. The puupkln show OF the
Pettis county town was a small affair any
how, and ii is very evident from the deficit
that precious few people attended it. Poor
old Sedslia. Jefferson City Tribune.
Yes, neighbor, that's so. Another fair
week of bad stormy westher played havoc
this season with Sedalia'. tair, just as it did
the season b. fore, and her people had to
plank up clean 81 900 to keep her fair
patrons from losipg, but she did ii
promptly.
But then, neighbor, you know how it is
yourself, only you let your patrons bear
the loss by refusing TO plank up, and your
fair went 10 piec5s long ago. Now you
have turned your only thestre into skat-
ing rink and are bowling TO. a tally-ho
stage line to connect you with civilization.
Sedalia's fau association is intact and
booming for state fair. Sedalis has the
finest opera house in the land and skat-
ing rink that Brsgg's hall might make a
good music stand for, and Sedalia is after
three mere railroads. When your skat-
ing rink, dog fights and stage line cesss 10
altrac', the capital can come TO Sedalia Tor
a char ge of amusements up TO tie times,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
Popular Amusements.

Adam For paugb's all-fe,ture show is
to exhibit at Sedalia on Wednesday, Oct
z, and it would appear that his tremen
dous exhibition has sileLcsd all compsti-
ton.
The most popular amusement is the me-
nagerie and circus. Ii is the one place
where parents light to take the children
to see the horses, spaDgled riders and gym.
na,ts. the rare wild ANIMALS. and laugh al
the autics of the clowns. The b:st of the
shows on the road, it is cheerfuly admitted
by all showmen, is Adam Forepsugh's, II
has no comp. titOr, and Is siprrms and
alone, the standard exhibition Of the world.
The &c to see the inferior shows is the
same as charged at the tents of Mr.. Fore
paugh, and when the amount OF recreation
returned for the expenditure, is taken into
consideration, his is the cheapest sm"se
ment fonnd anywhere on the glob'. Those
who believe In cheap prices viii! find their
d. sirps most rarely fulfilled by visit 10
the Great Forepaugh show.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
OUR NEIGHBORS.

About p. IN, Mond AZ, as The New 4da
accommodation on the Pacific road was
pulling out south-bOund, sixteen ramps
climbed aboard, some occupying a perch
on coal cars while oilers took posses ion Of
the cabc ose. The conductor M aae an effort
to fire them out, but they declared their in
teution Of staying with HIM at sll hazards
and it was only at the mRzzle of his "gun"
that they finally dissmbarked. They tn, n
stationed themselves along the track near
the Gulf crossing 10 board the next train
but at the request of Agent Dewey, were
di:persed by the police. They were bound
for the Indian Territory and came In from
the norIh.-Rieh Hill Herald.
The case of state VS.. Dee Dyer for the
killing of Thos. Carroll last spring, was
called this morning at o'clock. The jury
before whom this case is being tried is
composed of the following gentlemen: W.
w. Adams, j. T. O'Brien, j. s. B. Reed, J.
w. Elsea, G. B. Hill, W. 3. Owen, Marin,
McKi.nsy, II c Sherwooi, X. II Aver.
son, W.T.. Williams and w. y. Hamilton.
A plumber of new witnesses are being
introduced, among them bling Marshsls
Barnett, Gossage and Trip of sedali., all
Of whom assisted 10 the c'pture of Dyer at
Se1slia few weeks after the killing. -
MO6erly Monitor.
The community was startled by the
announcement yesterday of the sudden
deal OF Joseph Buck, favorably kaown for
years as one of the most prominent citizens
of Springfield. For mouths he had beeu
confined to the house by disease which
bsffled the skill OF physicians, and yet his
complete recovery was exp cted up to
Saturday morning, when a sudden relapse
occurred, aud termina tei fatally Tuesdiy
evening". The funeral will take place FRI
day at O'Clock, under the au pices of tie
Odd Fellow. and XII hts OF Honor
Springfield Herald.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
A Good way to Test It.

In order to correctly DE- termine the resL
merits If the Forepaush entertainment
which performs here on Wednesday, Octo-
Der TIN, the following suggestion is made
II there is any dispute as to the relative
merits OF other snow as compared with
the Forepaugh exhibition, it is easily set.
tied at your own threshold. If not your
self fally "a isfed, ask the editor of your
local paper, any agent OF the railroads or
their general officers, any individual in
your reighborhood who has travelled ex-
tensively, any well read or intelligent man
who watches the events OF the day, or the
telegraph operator who talks with the col
lesgues all along his line, and any one OF
them will tell you that Adam Forpaugh's
exhibition not only stands out pre-emi-
uently greater than all others, but that it
is wealthier, older and more solid. The
middle-aged man can remember the Fore.
paugh show ere he budded into manhood,
and of all the others which have quit
business, sod out or become bankrupt, it
alone stands monument of purity, great
ness and success, and is the acknowledged
best and biggest travelling show in the
world. If in doubt, try our suggestion. Il
will solve your difficulty.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
An Unframed Tiger.

Adam Forepaugh last season received
late In the fall AM through the English
port a; Moptse,l, tremendous Bengal
t'g. r, Nh CHI had been cap: ured Only few
months p evious. TIE Ea'ives IN Bengal
stated that he had destroyed and devoured
fifty or more people, and two entire fami-
lies who resided nesr his native Jungle.
He seemed to bear a charmed life and
could re extermina'ed with neither spear
nor bullet. He was finally caus ht In a
huge irsp, boun1 with ropes and thongs
anG forced in'o strong cage, in which he
was imported and sold to Mr.. FoIepaugh.
Greater reason is apparent tina the stories
told are truthful, for since confined in the
manegerie among other tigers of less
fierce aspect, he has torn the arms and
shoulders and dangerously wounded two
employees through the steel bars of his lair
and no man Can be found among the sew
ersl experienced and courageous wild beast
ira ners with the show brave enough to
entire his n and face him. They believe
he can never be subdued. This fierce
beast, with all the other marvels Of the
famous Forep,ugh show will be exhibited
here on Wednesday, October z.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
PERSON AL.

Doc Graham returned from the sou.h
last night.
MIR. E. E. MCCLELLAN will leave this
evening for st. Louis.
j. r. Clarke, brother of d. 4. Clarke;
leaves for California tonight.
DIR. ]. A. Henderson left yesterday
afternoon for Stosb=rg, where he will re.
main few days.
Col. Amas left yesterday for the Gen.
trail Branch Union Pacific, where he will
soon commence work.
Mrs. Mayer, of the "Bee Hive" will
leave for the east this morning. The ladies
can look out for novelties at an early day.
Mont Carnes and wife lsft last night
to visit the St. Louis exposition. They
will slso 20 10 Cincinnati before returning
home.
MIR. Willism Reid, Of Saline county,
is visiting relatives In this city. He re-
ports poor crops with few exceptions, near
Hsrndon,
Mrs. A. Fleischman ard daughter
Fleischman, who has been in the east fCr
some time, are expected home TO day.
"A NJ. Hager, assistant general super.
interdent If tie western division of the
Wabash system, the prince of railroad
managers, returned home |. st evening.
Doc Gross and wife have returced
from their visit to Saline county, wlers
Doc reports having ga bully time
He weighs mere, 10 the sorrow of his host
C. A. Mcintosh, connected with D. A.
Clarke as bookkeeper for the last two
years, will leave for California to night.
George will make and retain friends wher.
ever his lot is cast. Success 10 you, George
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
RAILROAD RACKET.

Mother Hu5bardgille is the name o, a
Georgia railway station.
-Chas. Swanson has been appointed
foreman of the K. & L. tin shop.
Conductor t. S. McDowell, of the Mis-
sou,i Pacific, is doing New York.
MIR. Al Hunicke, one of the most eff.
fici mt and respected employees of the NJ, X.
Il L shops, has been promoted TO the fore
manship in the pa Mt department.
The following notice is pasted 10 the
K. & L. shops:
SEDALIA, Mo, Oct. ], 1885.
On a9d after October !, any employe
wishing to leave work b.fore quitting time,
must Jiify his foreman and also the check
c'eTk al the store ron, or the time wOi ked
will n t be allowed.
The Kansas City, Clinton and Spring,
fed road, work Gil which Was COMM fenced
year ago, is rapidly nearing completion,
most Of the lIIe having already been
op for t-affic. The line has been com.
plr'ed entire fIon this city to OsceoIa.
= tween Osceo'a snd Vista, a g-p of FIVE
, mil, 5 occurs. tie line b.inV ready Tor oaer {.
sIica from Vista 10 Ash Grove, where it
con iec!s with ihe Fort Scot for Spring
Fl IL. Track lasibg is goiug on at the
rate Of over a ,uiie per day, and the short
gap " il be fini-h:d by Tuesday OF next
k. The only thing then in he way Of
opening he line will be the draw bridge
being constructed across the Usage river.
The fridge will be in four spans exclusive
OF llic app caches, two of which are 155
feet II length each, and the others seventy
FIVE fe,t. The piers are now about COM
pleted and the iron work will be in place
BY the 18th inst , when the whole road
will re opened the entire length. Passen-
ger trains are nowi run between this city
and Clinton, freight trains going as far
south as Lowry, a distance OF los miles.
Freight trains viii to day be put on be-
tween Ash Grove and Visits, with pAssen-
ger trains running as fsrnortb as Humans
vile. The line, which is 173 miles in
length, runs through rich territory, hIth-
eIto tributary to st. Louis. which includes
the toSns of Clinton, Deep Water end
Osceola. 1t will also open up rich coal
fields In Henry and Bates'counties.
AT THE HOSPITAL.
Simpson Boone was discharged from
the hospital yesterday.
John c. Gumpert, a fireman, from
Denison, and Frank Edwards, a section
lsborer from Che;opa, i. T., were admitted
to the hospital yesterday with material
fever
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

Willie Bolton, of Pst.is county, entered
school Monday.
Mrs. Bright from near Brownsville,
spent one night last week 10 the city with
friends and her daughter, Miss Arta.
Miss Lydia Kent visited school Friday
evening and listened atteutively to literary
exercises sim lar 20 those In which SIC
was f.rmer.y W. 1T TO tne g..
MIR. Albert Snortridge was the recip-
isn't OF huge box of eatables last week
from home. While the contents OF the box
remsined Mr.. S. could numbsr his
friends by the score.
The next issue of the Repieg will con-
tain roll Of honor, lie list of the students
whose conduct on the campus snd in the
school room is exemplary, and against
whom there are no marks on the school
record.
Chapel exercises Friday evening were
unusually entertaining. Among the rendi-
tons deserving special attention were those
given by Misses Trpp, Stearns. Moore and
Springfield, and Messrs. Msson, Barrett,
Pitts, Pickerlll, ShiIk and Curry.
Captain j. o. Edwards, of this city,
took charge Of one company of the cadets
for short time Friday evening. To be
drilled by one who has seen actual service
aud issued orders on the bloody field CT
battle enuhused quite martial spirit into,
our bows.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
After Six Months

of most unmerciful competition in which
We have attended strictly to our own bust.
ness, We can report positive advancement.
Our CENTRAL Missouri Music HOUSE
as success" 1T IS HERE TO STAY. 1t
eau show the Best the Largest the Most
ElCgant!!. and complete assortment of
styles IN Pianos and Organs ever put on
this market. And when you learn all
about cur prices, terms and absolute guar.
anlee, you will conclude ut once that THERE
Is NOTHING beyond liz East Fifth street,
and that it is a waste Of time and money to
get your music anywhere else. YES, YOU
WILL PATRONIZE THE CENTRAL MISSOURI
Music HOUSE, SURE. W. SHARP.
10 4d&wtf
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
Lost His SWaQ.

Michael Krebs, German farmer I6
years of eye, from Junction City. Kansas
W IS robbed yesterday in Kansas City at tie
union depot of Sl20-all he possessed. He
was on his way TO Minnesota TO vi dy'
ing ION. While on the train at the depot
two men CAM In and one of ihem asked
him for the loan OF few dollars to pay Oh
some freight, when be foolishly pull ed GU
his pocket box TO grant the request. The
thieves sliced it and decsmped, leaving him
peuniless and amongst strangers. A gen
tleman who came down from Kansas CITY
and who witnessed the theft, stated the old
man wept as though his heart would break
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
Boatright Explains.
Editor of .Sedalia Bazoo.


In an article in Yesterdays BAzoo headed
fire d. d artmeut, the East Sedalia indigna-
ton meeting ETC., am represented ss hay.
ing tesn at the meeting, which is true, At a
meeting it could be called. Now the object
of this communication is only TO disabuse
the minds of sny of the readers of said
article as to my presence at SID meeting,
through other than innocently pure mo-
tives. l knew nothing OF any discomfort
among the East Sedalia fire comp any, or
department, until Tbursd,y. l " s called
upon by young man, ADD rather urged to
b. present at meeting rs he said, was ap-
pointed to be held al the engine house the
next evening, for the purpose, inferred,
of taking some action 10 regard to a diss L
isfaciory or deranged condition OF the East
Ssdalia fire department.. Deeming it my
duty as a ciIzen. l, with some incOnyeni-
ence to my private business, went over to
the place O! meeting about o'clock p. m.
AS TO the result of tie meeting, you have
already had shout the facts. Respectfully,
G. f. BoATRIGHT.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
TURNING THE TABLES.
How a Kansas Landlord Beat His
Guests.

Beating tn boarding house keepers is
one OF the eldest and most popular pranks
known TO the b. at fraternity, so much so,
iEdeeG, that state legislatures have puz-
zltd their brains for years 10 devise some
Law Whereby he evil might be suppressed.
But it rem lind for tn t ever progrs ssiye
city on the Kaw to furni,h a sensation in
the shape of landlord teating his guests,
which rs thus graphically described 10 the
Kansss CITY NetCs:
There is disgust, and nc small amount OF
il, at Missouri avenue ard Walnut strs cts,
caused by the sudden disappear NE of w.
ID. Hughes, boarding house ket pr, with
a woman whom he claims as his vile.
Hughes came to X .nsas City several
months ago from the New England states,
and shortly after his arrival Chief Speers
was requested 10 locate him, as it was
claimed he was guilty of forgery. He was
found at the locality above stated, and the
parties whom he bad defrauded we've notl-
fed. One of his victims visited this city,
and compramisessas offered by Hughes
paying the amount he had fraudulenly
Obtained.
Taking unto himself woman named
Raymond, Hughes passed her off as his
Vile anu opened aDOarulDS mousse at Mle-
souri, avenue and Walnut street. Yester.
day he succeeded in CITING his boirders,
numbering in the Deis hborhood of twenty,
to advance a weeks board each. Nothing
crooked was anticipated, but when the
bOarders returned to the house last night
they discovered that every article of house
hold furniture had been removed and
Hughes and his paramour were missing,
nor have they since been located. Chief
Speers was notified, but was powerless in
the premises and nothing remains for the
victims but to pocket their loss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-10-06
BAIRD COLLEGE.
Cunton's Pride-a Noble Educa
tiopal Institution.

II is said ,h,t if there is anything on
earth the people of C.intoa are proud of, il
is Baird College, and sure the pride is Jus.
iifiable when It is remembered that II is
only few months since the project was
conceived. After the propositions we re
made and accep:ed, vigorous work was be-
gun, and to day a magnificent building
stands as a monument which will reflect
credit for generations to come. The Iecep-
ton of vi<it,rs last Monday evening was
made sn event wb:ch will long be remem
bered, and as they were shown over the
building by Mrs. aod Professor Baird, ex-
clamations OF wonder and praise were
heard on every hand. Nothing which could
add to the comfort or convenience
Of the pupils, hrs been neglected,
and parents who send their
daughters there TO be fitted for the duties
of their positions in life cannot fail to note
the advantages which the school presents.
The corps Of teachers is smong the sblest
in the land and at the opening last Tues.
day already 100 students had been enrolled.
These students belong to some OF the best
families in the country and parents can be
assured that the associa ions will be all
that can be desired. Finally the Baird
college is a success and is well worthy OF
patronage. LIT those who wish to educate
lh,ir diucria ,r perry remember this
and vi.w It's advantages icr lhemselye be-
fore deciding