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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
HAPLESS HOGAN.
He Sustaius Serious and Per-
haps FataI Injuries.
Accident on the Pacific at 1.-The
Little Blue"

Between IL and IL O'Clock Suud y morn
ing tn. secord section OF No 50 FIRE! ht on
the Missouri Psc;f while running at the
usual rate of speed struck broken frog
while but short distance this size of tn
Little Blue bridge. Tie engine being de-
rallied struck the bridge sideways, and The
tank breaking looss, went down an
embsnkment almcSi thirty feet high,
carrying with il the hsplsss irem N
John Hogan, who Was accompanied in
his perilous descent by Jot Holman, tn
head brakeman. The Istter was but slight
ly injured, but Hogan WIS ex ;ricattd from
his per.lous position in a semi-uncOnsciCus
condition. He was placei in a caboose,
where he remained until he could b. con-
veyed 10 the railroad hospital in this city,
where he arrived late last evening.
The brakeman, Joe Holman. sustained
painful though not serious Injuries.
The bridge, a short structure, wss damag-
sd slightly, and trains delayed somewhat Oh
account of the scciden:.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
Shot OIL the Cars.

Geo. f. Bent. miner OF Tucson, Arizo-
o., counting into Ssdaiis from the west YES
terdry morning, bad the misfortune to get
4 pistol bail sOand IN not new way.
Mr.. Bent WAS seated in rclinIng chair
tipping back when 45 caIibrr Colts pIs-
toll dropped from hi- pocket and as 1T
stuck the floor. discharged, The ball enter
ing toe right hip, circling around, lodged
In front, about three in hes from the nave,
where IL was extracted.
On his arrival at Seds'ii, he wss tsken
TO Hotel Kaiser, where he received surgical
attention. The wound Is not dangerous
Oh g, and unlrsS some unforeseen complies
iiUus aT;ss, he will soon he out.
The accident occurred Just east OF War
rensburg. Mr.. Burt is at Tucson in charge
of the mining property belonging To a
Carthage, Mo-, syndicate, TO which place
he was tn route.
The wounded mnn is about twenty-five
years of age ard TO all appearances, IN
good health and has fine physique. He
met DIR. Woodfn here whom he had miu-
ing country acquaintance with in Arizona
last summer.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
Bridge DESTROYED.

Bridge No. %. over Shepley creek, 1O7
miles west of 81. Louis was burned yesieT-
day morning about 1890, making consid.
cradle delay in trains but at S
o'clock last night temporary structure
had been completed and trains are passing
without hindrsnce. The owl train from
Kansas CITY to St. Louis went as far as
Jefferson City snd returned TO Sedslia and
went TO its destination via. Moberly ,snd
the Wabash.
The day express yesterday east and also
west got through by the same route.
Ii is considerable mystery how the
bridge wss fired, bu, it is supposed, caught
from freight train. II was only one mile
from the l.. Ours creek bridge which was
broken down some two weeks ago. The
Shipley bridge was Howe Truss, one span,
sixty-seyen feet long and was built new in
1876.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
Sloppy Streets.

"Our streets have been q little sloppy and
muddy the past week, but, great heavens,
what must have been, and what must yet
be the condition of me streets oil Sed ,iia
when the BAzoe has this to say of them
Swimming was good on OHIO stree, yes
terdsy, barring too much mud in the wafer
and the chill in the atmosphere. A move
is on foot to secure 8 quantity CT German
carp IS an experiment, in producing food
supply along East Fifth street, if an ordin-
snce can be secured prohibiting vehicles
from driving through it'"-Jefierson City
Tribune.
Great heavens When the weather
makes flint rocks sloppy, the BAzoo gives
IN. IL meant to he sarcastic towards lis
street commissioners, but if that's the kind
of weather WAS prevailing, the BAzoo asks
their pardon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17

Walter Shirk, minor, files sixth annual
settlement of estate; same is approved and
ordered of record.
Louisa j. Shacklett, guardian and cura.
tor of David A, D,llie f., and Alvin I.
Shacklett, minors, files third annual set
Element of said estate; approved and order
ed OF record.
T. NJ. Tripleit, administrator c. III. Cox
deceased, flies proof of publication of notice
and final settlement of said estate; same is
approved sud ordered of record; balance
due the estate, 1886 "a.
Jesse +. Howe, executor Henry w Heis-
lev, deceased, til.s first apnual settlement
Of said estate; same is approved and ordered
OF record.
Mary Nealy AID husband VS.. James Cal
vert, administrator George L. Jones, de-
ceased; in gment for the plaintiff S45 %
against estate
J. Renfrow, guardian and curator S. Lee
Glenn. minor. flies report Of sale OF resI
estate; report of proceeds of sale made
and deed ordered 10 purchaser named
therein.
Anthony Minter, administrator Piety
Min er. deceased; administrator ordered &c
paw to minor child, Carrie l. Minier, first
years maintenance, $40.
Adjourned TO 8 o'clock a. IN, February
II.
THURSDAY.
Joseph G. Gregg, z. and C. of Eugene
and Mary u. Gibson, minors, files first an
nual settlement same is approved and
ordered of record.
Abraham " Swope, g. and C. of Naihsn
Il. and Mabel l. Swope, minors, flies fist
annual settlement In said estate; same Ii
approved ard ordered of record.
Doctor III. Bane VS.. Wade Moseby estate,
account Judgment for plaintiff in the sum
of S27.
:. Il. Crawford vs. Wade Moseby estate,
account; cause continued on application Of
defendant TO Saturday pit inst.
w. r. Lemmcp, g. and C. by B. +. Alb
bolt, st'or ney IN fact, If Ida B. Lennon,
Ell. al minors files report Of sale of real
estate same is approved and G. and C. or
dered 10 make deed 10 purchaser named
therein.
NJ. X. Thomas VS. r. w. Gentry estate,
account: judgment for plaintiff in the sum
of 1913 l2b
A. p. Morey, administrator OF John y.
Thomas, deceased, files report of sale OF
real estate; report approved and de, d or
dered to purchaser named therein.
A. ?. Morey, administrator. Z. L. A. IF
Evelyn H. Wilc"x deceased, files r,port of
sale OF real estate; report approved anu
O., ed ordered To purchaser named therein
VI lille II. Gibson, guardian and curator
of Eugene and Mary u. Gib.on, Minors
makes final settlement. J. q. Gregg, curs-
tor, appears ard valves notice o! final set
Il, ment and all exceptions as 10 time of fl
ing same said settlement approved by court
and ordered Of record.
A. P. Suoddy, administrator of Lucy
PtmberroD, deceased; administrator or
dered to turn over resl estate belonging to
said estate 10 The hers thereof.
Court adjourned TIL Q o'clock Friday,
February 18th, 1885.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
Probate Court.

The probste court convened In regular
session yesterday but owing TO the severity
of the weather, but little business was done
Following is the docket:
Vincent Terry, guardian curator of VIM
o. Terry. makes final settlement, which is
approved and ordered of record.
Edward Bsner, guardian curator OF
Mary Morisrity, minor, files FIRST annual
4 set cement, which is approved and ordered
If record.
Edward Baner, guardian curator of CerI
and Johanna Baner, files fourth annual
settlement, which is approved and ordered
Of record.
Matthias Sheble, administrator estate OF
George Sheble deceased, makes final settle
ment Of said estate, which is approved and
ordered of record
Court adjourned to 9 a. N to-day.
TUESDAY
Following is the docket of the second
} day of the Probate court:
Israel Drone, qua, dian curator of Charles
w. Dale, minor, files final settlement.
Ward valves motion for settlement and
objection to time of filing same; objection
to settlement and case laid over to % N.
so-day.
Monroe Ii. Carton, guardian of Federal
= Walker, insane, files potice of publication
&of resignation and ms kes final settlement:
/ssme taken up, approved, and ordered of
,ecord.
WilIism J. Pace files application for ap.
continent as guardian of Federal Walker,
insane, ard flies bond in s. 600 with s. c..
Jones and Isaac Dorrspce as suretiss;
,ocnd approved and appointment made.
l. w. +. Lonean, guardian curator of Al
red and w. r. Alexander, minors. files
hind annual settlement on said estate. the
,ame is approved and ordered of record.
j. III. Loony, guardian curator of Ernest
Zincaid files second annual settle.
neut; same approved and ordered of rec
/ nd.
Margaret d. Sturgiss, guardian curator
If Thomas J. Sturgiss, files sixth annual
tatemept of said estate. which is approved
md ordered OF record.
T. Houston, administrator estate of T.
Nv. Brown, deceased, flies tenth annual
eitl. mem; same approved and ordered OF
ecord.
Adjourned TO q. no. to-day.
WEDNESDAY,.
J.H. Shekin, guardian ]. d. Shelkin,
Eleventh. annual settlement.
T. c. aud Willis Franklin administra-
ors of James franklin, deceased, fled
econd annual settlement; examined, ap-
proved and ordered of record.
r ]. Kemp, administrator of Jsmes T.
Estes, dece ased, files first annual settlement;
anne is approved and ordered of record.
w. B. Parsons, guardian Cuthbert
aackiy, insane, files fifth annual settle
nent; same is approved and ordered of
ecord.
w. s. ShiIk, guardian and curator of
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
SEANGER'S SLEEP.
A Tueton's Trip Which Ends in
Terrible Trials.

Yes eri~y a little after noon Dick Ash
worth, Young man who resides in the
southern suburbs, near the NURSERY, csnle
To- the station house supporting The hall
con>cious form OF another Young man
whom he ala he had found with his head
STUCK last ~ a snow dit rot far from the
nursery. and fast suCcumbls to the chill
blasts Of the blizzard The police took the
half CONCEALED spir, 4 ermOme;er in charge
and hnding his pu Sc rrsi-tersd s. yer Il de-
grses above zero 81 81 hirn near the Ere.
Ia'er examJt atOn rgvsJied the fact that
ne was German usmi
MAN SEANGER,
VINO has only been a ;ew months in this
country, aud ion SOVIe time past has
been In the employ Of +. Menizsr,
near Green Ridge On his person
was found S6S 40 and number Of letters
from friends and re ativ-s in the old coun-
try. ~ seems Max came to Sedalia yestvr-
day and r Ceiv d a pnst-Cifice order from
Egropa for SO, and after having the same
csshed he imbibsd little too ir civ of the
de"ep'ive bowl. What he was ,ioirg in the
psrt of the cry and how ne came
there he prOfeased not 20 know when seen
BY the scribe, but had he not been diScov-
cred Dv Mr.. AshwOrth there is no question
but that he would have been ready Tor the
In hall an hours time.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
Snow.

Patience gentle reader, il Is not the
beautiful which has bored you until you
have substituted the sdjeclived 'beastiy v"
that this sketch relates To. True, il is sno y
but there Be more SHOWS than one snow,
and unfortunately they are not all a virgin
white. In fact this snow, John Snow, is
the very sntipodes of all that relates to or
signifies purity except in name. In a word
John Snow is what Bret Harte would have
designated an "onery cuss," in fact as
'onery as onery could be-" A shiftless
ne'er do well vagsbond who gets what he
subsists upon pretty much So q rosming,
worthless cur manages TO make himself
capable of locomotiOn. As q veg John is
A FIRST CLASS SUCCESS,
as a rogue he is a sad failure for want oi
courage and energy. Yet there are times
when even be can manage TO accomplish a
deed that would cause a professional sneak
TO be ashamed of himself. And yesterday
was one of his DAYS of
victory in this direction. By
an early train there arrived foot-sore,
repentsnt, seedy prodigsl: sged Is years,
trying to regain the paternal roof in hopes
the kkin and horns of the much slaugh-
terei, fatted calf mig hi yet contain nutri-
ton enough to furnish him bowl of soup
and a bite Of oleomarg 4rine. He csme
from the sunny south, fresh from the plains
where the festive cow boy" rOsms In SUI
preme Indifference 10 the SORROWS of the
tender loot" He wanted to get 10 Girard,
Kansas. AS slated. he was tender foot"
in verify.
HE WAS RAGGED AND COLD,
and hungry, and hence he visited res
tsurant 10 beg a crumb to sustain life 1t
WIS furnished him by the tender hearted
restaurateur. But as he raised it to. his
lips bright glitlering gold band shown
upon one of his fingers. Those
about MOTTO il and inquired: why
don't you sell your gold ring,
and buy ticket or something to eat. A
tear glisiened in the tramps eye as he said,
Gentlemen, that ring wss given me by NV
father. Ii is my only keepsake and il is
desrer 70 me than life" Among those who
saw and heard the story was
JOHN SNOW.
When the tramp left John followed and
engaged him in conversation Then he
spoke of the ring and induced It's owner to
take it off for him TO examine it. Once 10
his posse ssiOn Snow melted as gracefully
from view as ball of the beautiful" from
the top of a red hot stove, and with him
went the ring. The tramp called upon the
police and told his story, saying the ring
was worth S. 50. The pol &c made an uu-
successful search for Snow, and the tramp,
stating he could not wait 10 prosecute, as h-
had no funds, left minus his ring, and the
probabilities are il will never again grace
his dirty finger.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17

Mrs. Spapgler Severely Scorched
by Sparks from a Stove.

Ge-'er'Ty morning ;he r'S!denCe CT Mr.
Virgil Sp"Dgler, on SOnth Lam'ne street,
was the scrn- Of SAT- accident which came
near ending in terrible tragedy, and
would probably have done o, but for ia
heroism OF Mr.. Miller, UeighbOr. Short
ly after Mr.. SpanSler had left for his work,
his " lie WAS sitting near the stove sewing,
when sudden gust OF wind blew down the
chimney scattering the sparks from the
stove Upcu her dress,
SETTING HER CLOTHING on FIRE.
Losing her presence Of mind, Ms. Spang-
Ter sprang up screaming and rushed iaIO
the street and then across IL 10 neigibOT'S
Mrs NIl!er's who WIS It home working in
the Kitchen with hucsel iull If water close
beside her. Without a moments hesiis
ton she took In the situation, snl
zrasping the pail. through it, cOEten'S
over Mrs. Spangler aud then grssping her
threw her to The flor, exIinsuishIus With
her Dar' hands the remaining spots II -
left urquenched by the water. By this
time several reig!bOrs had arrived and
helpei Co place thu unfortunate woman
upon 4 ted. Fearing further harm Mrs.
Miller with irare fore hoUght ran over to
Mrs. Spanglers hGu-e where frightened
children wtre still sore imipg ami found
the window curtains and ,ome clothing
hanging q a line
IN FLAMES.
they having been iguiied FROM the dress of
Mrs. Spapglcr Ms she made her hssiy exit.
But she soon exringuished the Threatened
conhagrstion without aid and returned TO
look after Mrs. Spang er, whose agony was
indescribab!e and fearful TO behold. DIR.
A. " Small, who had been sent for, son
arrived. and Mrs. Spanglsr having been
removed 10 her own home, he examined
HER IsJUEIEs,
which he fOund t0 be Of a very serious
character the skin and psrt of the flesh
from thr kuse to tie wsist dropping OIL in
fixes. Below the knees The burns were
much less severe owing tn her heavy WOODEN
stockings protecting her. Her hair was
also burned Uff aud her harSs badly burned
Dr.. Small Informed = Reporter that while
he did not consider her injuries tai, yet
il wss impossible to TIL their extent and
naiure ucIil time should develOre their
depth. He rs c,rtair, however, II will be
macy dsyS before she will be sble TO be
sbonI. Mrs. Miller also received some Sc
we're burns about her hands aud arms IN her
heroic end.ay. Is To rescue Mrs. Spsngler
az; stop the Il ,mes in her house.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
UNPARALLELED 1

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MONTHLY MAGAZINE will be given a
full-size fashionable pattern of any SIZE or
style selected, making twelve patterns dur
ing the year, or value Of over three dollars,
besides the most popular, entertaining and
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g. Address w. JENNINGS DEMoREsr,
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
Died.

Mrs. Geo. w. Terrell, mother OF Mrs
John n. Daily, of this city, died yesterday
at Higginsville. The remains, sccompa-
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. Daily, will arrive in
Sedalia to-day fox interment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
Better than Ever.
PLEAsANToN, KAN, Feb. IL.

Editor Bazoo
Enclosed please find 81. Send weekly
Bazoo. If your paper is as good as il used
to be can get a number OF subscribers.
We are old residents of Sedalia and readers
of the Bszoo. Please send the paper 70
+. B., Pleasanton, Kan.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17

Heart disease has brought many to an
untimely grave. The heart is as liable as
other orgars to disease; if you have it even
in the slightest form use DR.. Graves Heart
Regulstor, Sl.00 per bottle.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
Trough ON PAIN PLASTER !:

Porous and strength enipg, improved,
TIE best for backsche, pains in chest OF
side, rheumatism, neuralgia. DC. Drug
Il 6 or mail
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
BILL RILEY BEATEN.
The County's Suit Went
Agar Him.

Warien'burg, Mo, Feb. 1l-[Spec.
'al. -Th' jury in the Riley Sc returned
verdict for he defendant this afternoon.
3i!eT's IT orney gave notice Of appeal 10
he supreme court.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17

Children, slow in development, puny,
scrawny and delicate, use Wells Health
Remover"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
LIFE PRESEHyER.

If You sre losing your grip ON life, try
Wv H. Health R-uewer" Goes direct TO
SeIk spots.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
The Three Cent Bill.

Lincoln, Neb. Feb. 12.-The seuste
passed the three cent railroad fare bill.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1885-02-17
RETURN OF Pay.
The Missouri Employees to be
Given Full Fay and Full Hours.


An order was received 2, Ssdais yester-
day by heads of departments authorizir g
them TO put the shop employees all at VOL
Oh ten hours each day and elk sys in each
week, on and after February 10Th.
This will be good news to tb- many men
who have been :or several months on short
pay ard short time. This order
has the appearance OF the re-
v val of Ihe business interests ot the
country, and the BAz,o predicts bonn
ing spring and summer throughout the
west.
AT OTHER PLACES.
Parsons, Kas.. Feb. g. Special Or
ders are received here to-day by Mr..
Haines, master mechanic for the Pacific
for sill employ yes under his charge on and
after Februsry 10, TO work full time.
A;chison, Kss, FEB. 9.-ISpscial. Fall
time every working day is the order for the
men at the Pscitic shops to-day, TO BE- in
ioice on and after February I6. This is
the best news Of the seasOu.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-15
Notice.

Horses taken on pasture at reasonable rates. at the California rsnct, l5 niles from Tombstone, Good feed, water and shade. For particulars apply to .:J. M. Nash, at the s.ttkery on Allen str~et-
The Tombstone., 1885-08-15
D R. A L L. P N 5i< Eearcy street, San Francisco. Cal
9soiice for Publication. EoIcs-EAD, So. 2is.

LAND OFFICE AT TUCSON, ARIZONA. July 16th, 1855 Notice Is hereby given that the iollowin g-uamed settler has filed notice 0! his intention 10 make Ii nal proof in supper: of his cialm. and that .aia proof will 5e made before he Register sai Re- ceIyer at Tucson, Arizona. on August 17lh oS5, viz: Stewart Cummings Benson, Ari- ona, for ,he A [ & o!sec. If. Tp. r S., R. % E.
 He names the following with es.es 10 prove ~ continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
 of. said land, viz; EcWard Dunn of Ben
 Arizona, Jose Mol.ua,'os Benson, sriso
 sasc .aeyers, of Benson Arizona, and C.
 ridge, of Benson. Arizona.
 BEN. M. THOMAS. Register.
 publication July l3lk, 1855.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-15

The stock O. natural Ice recently pur chased by us. being sll consumed, the price oi ice hereafter will be 8 cents per pound' which rate will be maintained during tbe sesscn, SorrHwEsrHRN les Co.
The Tombstone., 1885-08-15
The Great English Remedy

tsIoss 0, memory, zssstude, nocturnal emiS 6i0na, aysrsioos to society, diLiaess oi vis- eioL, noises In the heid. tec yiiai fluid pass Ing Cnobserved through the urine, srd man! ctser diseases ,hst lead te insanity and death
 Dr. Iintie. who is rega!er graduated physician, wIll agree to forfeit i've hundred Collars for case Of ihis hihd ;ha; ;he ' ital Restorative (gndcr his special dcriss ant t.satment) wiil not cure, or for anything i'm pure or Injurious i,uud in it. iir. MiEIie treats all disease successfully vithpct mer- tyry. Consultation free. Through exam .24ti0n' and advice, including analysis Of rrne. g.. price of Viial Restorative $l.5n" 1o.tle, or four tiE.es The quantity jor S5; c-;t to any address upon rcceili of price, oi C. Q. D securr from ohseryat.Jn and in IjTI- vAte maze. il desmed. by A. F MIN ifC, N. D- No l2 Kearny stree,. san Francisco, Cal.
 Dr. Minfics h.dncy Remedy, NkpH!:hpi- GUN curse sli Einds of kidney and bidder ecmplaints. gcnnOrrhc-s, iecucorrh,eJ, gleet. ::So+ sale hy al druggists; si Dot;,e, SIX bottles S5.
 ". Dr. Mirtie's Dlndsiion Pills and the bes I'd cheapest dyspepEia and hil'ious cure ip -snarlet. For s'!a by all druggists.
 Sample Bottle E:ec,
 Ihe sent to any Onc applying by letter LE4ting sym 3;Oms, sex and age. Strict so- rEecy in regard t0 all business trans actions
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1885-03-10
TUESDAY,, MlaCI 10. 1885.
FARM AND LrvE-srouH NOTES.


sos' 70 '''ne 'os s"e uens'
F,rhii sm 'kiag in the barn.
1t pays to keen AMI nails clean.
Gather eggs promptly to save frees
ing.
~, harm tuhs NAV eas;lv be made
s,om one nork harrel'
u.s,.. -. So, h.,,., ~. o,on o,hor
tk;ss.'.s.,ss ,s 80. ss".i ~ ''
a.. ~. ..h.
saere are .ss s'n's '.,. ?, ,sas s,. .'As SUI
so''nx "o's "'s s''.s'' o
AIR 90 impure IN the morse barns ae
~ rot the harness, must soou uurs soe
animsie.