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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

The following attempt TO prove m alibi
wrs made In . Rock Island (Il.) court:
swherc,~ asked the counsel for tbe de-
Tense. examining q Swedish farm hand,
.wns your boss that nightfs ~ could NOT
srv," replied the Swcde. aDid you NOT
tell mo down q the foot OF the stairs lead
Ing 70 the courtroom that you woul
swear he vas - home that night!" 'May
b., yces Ibid. The boss gave me : pair Of
sIeeve.buttons II ! say 20. The sleeve
b1ttons not good. Iweei geef them back
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HARTFORD, Conn Nov. s.-wiih very
few towns TO hcarirom, The Senate stands
fourteen Republicans 10 ten Democrats, .
Republican gain Of me- The lower house,
with four towns to hear from. and reck-
onins shem a. vosing the same a. last
Gratis. l Labor and I t.e-a Republican
majority Of nineteen or twenty On joint
ballot i will b. Twenty-Five TO thirty.
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JEEsKr CRY. MI, Nov. S.-Thc latest
returns give the Democrats two majority
on joint ballot in the Legislature. The
Legislature is also Claimed BY The Re-
publicans on joint ballot In Hudson
County the entire Democratic ticket IS
elected McAdoo. Dem. Is elected 10
Congress BY . majority Of about : 1000.
The latest returns give The Democrats =
majority u i've on joint ballot IN the
Legislature.
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! count gives Swift Rep. for Governor,
li.eco; Eagsiett. HAS. The Indications
are Thar lhc Republicans have carried all
The six Congressional districts and also
the Legislature 81 a SIM ais majority.
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WHEELING. W. Va, Nov. s.-Thc Re-
puoiicans have elected Go6 In the First
and claim Flick IL the Second The Dem
ocratS have elected congressman Ia the
Third aud Fourth districts.
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MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. 3--A solid
Democratic delegation Will represent the
State 10 Congress. The msjoritlcs In
some instances are very much reduced.
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spIIisD.'

CoLrNnrs. o.. Nov. 3.--This morning
the Republican State COMMITTEES claims
the State By a majority 81 ~. 500. The
Democratic State committee concede
$4,000.
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MAINLAND.

CrMnERIAxD. Md, Nov Sion.
Lewis +. Mccoma~. Rep present In
cumbent in the Sixth d~:strlct, Is re-
elected.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

SALT LsKr CRY, L. r.. Nov. s.-John
T. Game. Mormon. was elected Delegate
over VIM. n Ferry, Dem, BY . huge ma
joiiiy.
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LITTLE RscK, Ark, Vow This
township was carried by the Democrats
for The first time since The recon~tr1c-
lion. Dunn. Dem-.wa~ elected without OPP
position for Congress in the First district.
Breckenridge. Dem. tn the Second. Nc
Rea. Dem, In the Third; Rogers, Dem .
in the Fourth. and Peel. Dem, in the
Fifth. are elccfei. The last " were
practically without opposition
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

MiLEs CrrY, Mont. Nov. s--itis now
impossible TO say who has been elected
Delegate, but Il Is higaIy probable Toole.
Dem, Is elected
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JACKSON, Miss, Nov. s.-The election
In Mississippi resulted in the election Of
all the Democrats without difficulty. The
vote was light.
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ELY'S
CREAM BALM

\ hare used fro
bottles 81 Ezy's
Cram calm and
consider myseJ cur
ed. 4 mcsred .
.'eays from rafaryh
and cafa rrhai had
ache and This q fh<
trsf rssssdy that AZ
tcrded iasfir1 rdiI.
D 2. H;aginson,
rs Lake Sfrs<f, CHI
eayo- ~
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NEW ORLEANS. Nov s.-M- ID. Logan,
Dem, for Congress in the Second dis
irict, Is e! er:cd over Hero. Rep. Dis
patches from The Third district indicate
The election oi II J. Gay, Dem, for
Congress
The indications point 10 a solid Demo
cratic delegation 10 congress from
louisiana.
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DENVER. Col. Nov. SC. G. Symes,
Rep. i reelected % Congress By = INA
icrity Of $500.
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PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Nov. s.-Spoorer,
Rep. and Bradley. Dem, are The new
congressman from this State
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CHKyExSE. wy. T., Nov. s--Jos. N.
Carey Was re- elecled delegate without
opposition.
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IxprAxAroI,s. Ind, Nov. SIP 70 3
=. m. SIS precincts ia the state had been
heard from. These ave Robertson.
RIP. te.s74: Nelson. Dem. tl.655.
The same p~recinc:s gave Blaine t7.475;
Cleveland. &t.Cs5. The net Republican
gain 10 ATS. Al this rate Of gain the
Republicans would carry the state ~
1000 majority. nut the Democrats are
claimin. that later returns will vary this
rrsult. The cou-re>smcn are in doubt.
With the probabilities that tho Repub
licans nave gained two nynum. Dem ,
In the Indianapolis district, Is probably
reelected.
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PHILADELPHIA, Nov. s.-Reiurns. ex.
ceptIng frum Elk. Fulton. Mit1in and
Union give Beaver 1920 over
Black.
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Crxcr~Sxri. Nov. Sat noon to-day .
reporter saw Hon. j. @. Carlisle. and
asked him II he had heard any reports.
He replied that The reports arc not verv
encouraging and that he thought that he
was beslea. kcnton County was car
ried by Til che. KNIGHTS VI Labor candi
date By about Loo majority over Car
Isle. In Cosingion Mr.. Thocbe's major
ity Is about 500 aud Including Immediate
vicinity his majority Is about l.ioo- In
Coyin.ton The Democrats are condemns
Ing the executive committee, claiming
tina the committee did not attempt TO
notify voters that any opposition was
going 10 be offered. and II Carlisle Is de-
featsd the blame rests upon them.
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er. LOUIS. Nov. SIN The Congress
sioasl race two districts were counted
doubtful dis nomin<-the Second and
Fifth. The Springfield district returned
Wade. Rep All tae other State districts
return Democrats - usnS. In the
Filth district The contest u between
Warner. Rep, present incumbent, and
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BosroS, Nov. s.-The vote Of $50
towns and cities gives the following
For Governor. Ames. Rep, 10. 5sT; An
drew. Dem. and Ind. lii,4ss, Laihrop.
Prohib.. s.l0f- For Lieuienani-G oy-
ernor, Bracketr. Rep, 1896: Foster.
Dem. ll0.744; B.ackmer. Prohib s.210.
Thirteen towns remain 10 oe heard fr0n.
The following shows the complexion III
the Legislature: Scnare-Repnblicans.
&c: Democrats. a. Ilousr--Republi-
cans. i54: Democrats, 80. six districts
remain TO Be heard from
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81. PArL, MINI, Nov s.-It I,oks
very moch as though the Democrats had
elected three out Of the five ronrres<men
IN this State St,cis ard Oiiastead
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v- - rc~rv>~-c
InE EHEllIVNSs
How the Peoplo yoted AZ the Uoo-
>so,. =, Nscv.rn.~ .
-.--~-.- -
C....~--.H-c-.~~-,o a.
$500
~ Louis. NOV. S.-m the Con<rr<-
oionsI race two districts were counted
donb,fui his momin.-thc Second and
VIM The Scrln~ae,d di<rrict returned
Wi. p.c An a. o,h~r s,nte dI<trict~
- p- $50. =. -
sx..'
~. 49, $3.50
.~~.".e' "ePs t -
sn -
y
majot'sy oser n-IIt~o" - a''ss $500
4.e .,emoeIaey ">oe Ase H- -
S"u"ty-
ForkrH DISTRICT
ST. Jo<Eru. No, Now S--Burres.
Den. l. reelected over Dunn By = ma
jcriiy Slightly reduced
SIXTH
- 49, -. -
y,sn 49, rs5.rsd NJ m.i,r,s~ P-r.is
Cc.r,v rir~e Heart "a 1.io rjtv-
- y,
.'.-r 49, .s
49, r-S-
.pu1I $3.50 -,'s I,.--
!"
Third DISTRICT
fL~ArrsrrES Now S-Dockery' Dem .
S,ss.sa o c'.,nn $500 = n;r soa
,r.,o,;sy censrx c.,untv soout tao- Rar
County 1000.
<rxrxru
~ u
Aoe ~ w.
Dem, . re-eiec'ei' pat ms nslor,tv -
considerably reduced. the labor element
scratching him on con q his vote on
the oIeomar.arne BILL Martin. Rep,
runs ahead " his ticket q almost every
precinct
4
No.. ~ ~ , pt~.t ~ 4.
49,. 80 20 49,
!.
$500 m-!or.y- sa. s-.neu some
-" 80"
wkf1H DISTRICT.
LAMAR. Mo, Now 3.-Stone Dem,
will have : good majority over kimoail.
THiErEExrH pis, zIcr-
-prr<crsrr No No. s-The -
>,-r,;c. ~ VA. ~, ox~r cr-re.s !.
~rner,IIv cooceded ~ hi< m,ioritv II
6ouhrful Tbe ch.5rm.n 81 rhe R.nn51i-
can conrre.~Ion, commit.ee Gains II
Ill - i a
@
80.
tefosy p3s>eH On sefJ quiely- An aver
age vote was cast
W. A. Hobbs. Rep. got 4 majority
over Joseph Temple. for recorder OF
deeds, Of over 400
For sheriff n. r. Harrington. Dem.
Was elected by less than 800 majority
over I. n. Mason. Rep.
The rest Of the CITY Democratic ticket
Has elected Is foiIous.
Judge Circuit Court. L. b. vsIiienf.
Judge Criminal Court. j. Z. SormIle.
Judge Court OF Criminal Correction. g.
A. Noonan-
judge Probate Court. J. Gabriel Koer-
ner-
Clerk Circuit Cart Phi1;n Zenn-
Clerk Criminal Court. Patrick sfaef-
Clerk Court Of Criminal Correction.
n ,. Kenr1c-
Coroner. DR.. S. H. Frazier
Assistan. Ber-
nard DIerkes-
For Congress from the Ei.hth Con-
r~ressionai district. J.. =. O'Nelll. Dem
defeated J. X Cummings, Rep, br i.s0s
votes. Erhard Wind. Labor candidate.
2,l5s vo,es. and James Il. Hsr.
ne. Prohibition candidate. rs.
In fhe Ninth Conversational district.
Ionn n clcw.r n.n -. >r.~>~I ~
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MEMPHIS. Tenn, Nov. 3--Thc First
and Second districts elect Republican
Congressman Tie Other i've districts
IL Democrats.
Bob Taylor, Dem. j. elected Governor
o. between 20. 400 and $4,000. The State
senate will be - Democrats. III Republic
cans Tho returns Tor the Lower House
are incomplete. hit - far show Demo
crats "a, Republicans ID
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P~LATTsBURs. Nov S.-Dockery, Dem /.
Is elected over HARDWOOD by an increased
majority Clinton County gives him 500
majority. Gentry County about 400. Ray
County 1000.
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Il : complaint which aGecss nearly cvcryho.-
more OF Icss. ~ originates In Impure blood. ana 4.
as<rasated ~ taking cold. ptSagrccsbic nvu from
tho nosc. tickling In tho throat. offensive bra,
pain over and between tho eyes. ringlns ana bur,,
ing noi<e<tn tho ears. arc the moro sonrfun ry,nr-
toms. Crsarrh r. cured b. Hoods rarsaparll.
which strikes directly ~ tho cause by removln, n,
Impurities from the blood.
II had calarrh n.ns ycare, and suffered terrshlv
with a. So0n after ! began % takc Hood K.r...
partiia the catnrrh troubled me lcss. and after 40.
Inc three bottles I vas entirely cured. JA>.
Kinney. Lnmbcfton. Clinton County. Ohio.
~ have taken Hoods rar>nparliln for e,.s,-s
and th.ak n has dorc me : great deal Of r,H.i !
u % all within my reach. Iiuod.
s~apariIla has boon worth every thing 10 us.
LuTnKn d. ROBINS. Cast Thompson. q.
Hoods ~SarsaparilIa
Sold BY all druggists. 81 rix for Is. Prepared 4.
c.L HOOD 4 CO.. Apcthecaries. Lowell. Mass.
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RIcHxoxD. Va, Nov. She present
Congressional representation iron this
State, - elected Yesterday. incisdes I've
Republicans. four Democrats and possi-
bly, one Independent Labor Represent
ative. ibe sixth district being doubtful.
The Democrats concrde thai district %
The Republicans, however
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GALVESTON, Tex, Nav. 3-Mcagre -
turns received from all sections Of Texas
Indicate the undoub,ed election Of the
entire Con1rcssiouaI tiexei. OF the Con-
sressmen elect al ne members 81 the
Forty-rinth Congress- except Kil.ose,
Hare, Abbott and Moore.
Governor Lawrence Ross = elected
with all the Democratic State ticket. The
majority will exceed $4,000.
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LOUISIANA, No. Nov- S.-Hutton,
Dem. Is reelected. bat his nsjoritv Is
considerably reduced, the labor element
scratching him on account Of his vote on
the oIeomar.arne bill Martin. Rep
uns ahead VI his ticket ~ almost every
precinct
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MnwxrKKK, Wis, Nov. :.-M poos
dispatches how . plurality for Rusk,
Rep. for Governor. Of 10000 AZ least.
The Legislature Il still In doubt. James
II. DooIittle may be elected 70 Congress
over CasneI, Rep. Al noon DooIittle -
500 ahead.
MILWAUKEE, Wis. Nov. 3.-Thc Con-
rressional delegation will be composed
% seven Republicans, one Democrat,
one Independent.
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Sold By all druggists. a., ak for Is. Prepares f,
I'll HOOD 4 CO.. Apcthecaries. Lowell. Mass.
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1s,I.y 1919 .nu D' A"'
r..
80 49,.
.sr.s
= psh.r .nf n = Marin sI1 r~ernoi,.
~.ns
S~copd nixsrfct-p.srick curr,,. L.
<h.w rn.rI~. r voI..d- verrcr ~
Kn.., ~ nrmorr,fs
Tts,s n,s,,sr,~r = rrx.,. = ~
rv-,~n \ ~ n-t.,s. o~mc~~-f
-. s,r,s.~ r~ssc~ -r-.sc,s-s~ ~
". - p-.-~-~~~ sc,." vr.,a.
49, sss-2.-s s-.,-S nr-~~-.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-11-16
A Tail End Collision.

Sections one aud two Of west bound
freight No. 35 which left Sedalia last
night met with serious mishap about
three miles west of the city near
Muddy bridge, only meagre particu-
lars OF which were obiainable. AS
near as could be learned, while going
up the grade west of the Muddy, the
first section broke in two ALLOWING the
caboose and several cars to run back.
Before they could be stopped, the
second section came rushing along
and crashed into them, demolishing
lis engine and several cars and block
ad'Dg the track so badly that no trains
could pass until 5 o'clock this
morning. Two engines sue
ceede1 in bringing back sixteen
cars and the caboose from the
,ear of the second section at two
o'clock this morning and the wreck
ng train then went TO the scene of the
disaster. At the time of going to
press it is sill there. It was stated
that no one was hurt by the accident.
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MERE MENTION.

Northern exposures are still decorA
ted with snow.
There was a heavy freeze last night
and Friday night.
B. A. Smith, of Smithton, will open
this week restaurant and fruit stand In
Pythian block.
Bob DeGarmO was transferred from
the calaboose to the jail yesterday AID will
do duty at that institution this winter.
The Sedalia Improvement company
has not yet commenced operations. Unless
they begin very soon they will get froze
eat.
Tree trimming was in order among
the wiser property holders yesterday. The
odds are in favor of much snow and sleet
this winter and those who desire to preveut
injury 10 ,heir trees and shrubbery would
do well to follow the example.
The county lodge /. o. q. 7. met at
the Good TemplaIs hall in this city yester-
day. There was good attendance, every
lodge in the county being represented.
The lodge met with closed doors and only
routine business was transacted.
clOlG inLuc $1,000 and upwards,
sHhM tIHkA in Pettis county, at Six
per cent. interest. with
special privileges. including partial pay
nents. EoTHBELL & JAYNEs, At:ys.
I2-20d&1y Illsenfritz Building, sedalia
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spoke to Foster but once or twice,
and | know Lee would not mistreat
me-"
DO you not know also that you
registered as his wife at the hotel, and
that you did so simply on his reques' ,
and that if you had met him, as was
planned, that you would have passed
yourself as his wife and have re-
manned with him as his wife?"
(Rather hesitating!y) Eyes, sir, |
suppose SO"
Then, have you thought of the
very serious step you took, and of the
pelilous position you would have
been in?"
Eyes, sir, / have and / am
clad | was arrested and he
says he is too, that he never though of
the matter in that light until he was
arrested"
"You have decided to go home with
your father have you not?"
"Yes sir, he has consented to allow
us to marry and so | am willing to
60 home"
SIS Garrison going with you?"
"No sir, he is going to Nevada but
will come for me in about three
weeks"
"And you expect to be married
then ?"
"Yes sir, and | arm going to send the
Bazoo an account of my wedding.
You have had so much to say about
me 1 want you to publish that too"
The reporter answered her he
would take pleasure in doing so and
babe her good bye.
Her father stated that he had not
promised to allow her to marry young
Garrison, and the chances are largely
in favor of her never seeing him
again, as there is no question that his
conduct toward her in the past is not
in anything the conduct of a man to-
ward woman he loves and respects
sufficiently to make her his wife.
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BEHOLD THE
Generous Offer Of the
CAMPBELL MERCANTILE
COMPANY.

~We will give 500 in cash
as a Christmas gift to the per-
son holding the lucky ticket in
the following enterprise:
~We propose to furnish a
patron who purchases at this
establishment a Cloak or Dress
Pattern costing not less than
S5. This is no lottery affair or
gambling scheme, but merely
an advertisement to become
acquainted with the good peo-
pie Of Sedalia and surrounding
country, and to sell them goods
cheaper than they ever pur-
chased elsewhere.
~For further particulars
call at the store and see our
magnificent stosk, make your
purchases, and get your
tickets.
CAMPBELL MERCANTILE co.
NOTICE. To the readers o.
the above:
There are one thousand tick
cts issued, and if the prize is
not drawn, the 500 is to be
given to the Sisters of Charity.
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Salvation Army.

The advance guard of the salvation
army arrived yesterday, threw out
their pickets and last night camped in
Smiths Opera House.
Saturday a BAzoo representative
met Capt. Geo. Parkes, of Chicago,
who is here in command of the army.
He is a tall sprightly gentleman with
a decided English accent and his
countenance bears the impress OF
intelligence and earnestness.
GLOW long do you expect to remain
in Sedalia% A representative of the
BAzoo asked.
"Forever!" Promptly said the Cap
tain as his eyes snapped.
Reporter When do you commence
operations?
Captain-Sunday at 3 o'clock p. m.
at Smiths Opera House.
R-How long will you worship in
The opera house?
C-Indefnitely = rented the place
Tor one year.
R-How many of you are there?
C.-Four now-more will come
when necessary.
R-Will you operate elsewhere in
Missouri than Sedalia?
C-CertaiDly; We have four other
cities in view which we shall attack.
R-What places ale they 4?
Chat is a secret. We never do
anything until we are ready and then
we surprise the enemies camp, just as
we have.
R-What cOuntryman are you?
CT am an Englishman ami have
been in this country sixteen months.
The captain was then introduced to
DIR. w. Jones, pastor of the Ohio
street Methodist church and they en-
tered into a discussion as how was
the best way TO tackle a sinner and
capture the devil, all of which inter.
ested Mr.. Howe, telegraph operator
of the United Lines, who was seated
by working a telegraph key.
The outfit opens to-day and the de-
tails of the first skirmish will appear
in Tuesdays BAzoo.
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AnOld Coin.

Circuit Clerk Ingram, of Sedalia,
recently received coin 10y mail which
bears the date A. ID. so. 1t was sent
to him by Robert Morris, of Louis
vile, KY, a Masonic explorer, who
has travelled the world DER. The coin
was procured by Mr.. Morris in Jeru.
salem, and was coined in the sixth
reign of King Herod Agrippa L., king
of Judea, who assembled the throne A.
d. 81. 1t is of copper color and about
the size of an American silver half
dime. Age has almost obliterated the
letters on either side aud the coin it
self looks like it has been buried for
centuries. jefferson City Tribune.
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RAILWAY RACKET.
A Budget of Local Information
fOr. the Especial Benefit of
Railway Men.

The K. q L. train from the south
was eight hours late again last night
superintendent Frey's special
car No. 40, was turned out af the K.
u L. shops yesterday, after receiving
a good Overhauling
"A new time card goes into effect
on the main line of the Missouri
Pacific to day. There are no changes
in the passenger trains at this point.
"A. F. Crawford a brakeman, of
Sedalia with sprained ankles was the
only admission to the hospital and
John Grace and John Farrell we're
discharged.
The west bound Express, due
here at $50, a. NJ, owing to the
wreck near Muddy bridge, went to
Kansas Cily yesterday morning via
the Lexington branch.
-FOremen Swanson and Hunicke,
of the K. Il 7. shops, after drawing
their pay tomorrow, will proceed to
buy a turkey which they will feast
upon Thanksgiving day.
Everything was quiet in the Mis-
souri, Pacific and K. & 7. shops yes
teraay. The boys all looked happy
ON account of notices being posted
around that the pay car would ar
rive here tomorrow.
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PERSONAL.

&C. C. Clay arrived home from the east
yesterday.
Col. Ames came up from Otterville
last evening.
John Montgomery returned yesterday
from Clinton.
Mr.. Frei Guenther and bride arrived
home yesterday evening.
A. J. Hall, of Lamonte, was in the
city yesterday attending the l. o. g. T.
convention.
Claim Accountant Walker, of the Mis-
souri, Pacific, came home last evening TO
spend the sabbath.
j. p. Ferrin, representing safe build
ing firm at Buffalo, n. V, is in the city
talking safes 10 the business men.
Prof. Bernard A. Auer, of Sedalia
University, is organizing private CLASSES
in French and German in town. He in
tends making Sedalia his home and will
soon bring bis family here.
S. B. Sturteyant returned from tie
East yesterday where he has been 10 secure
the machinery required by the Sedalia
improvement. company. 1t will be here
and put in operation this week, he says.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-11-16
LAST NIGHTS BLAZE.
Cyrus GOOdrich's Grocery Store
and Contents Consumed.

About 1920 last night an alarm of
fire was caused by the discovery of
flames issuing from Cyrus Goodrich's
grocery store on East Main street.
The fire department responded
promptly, but the flames had gained
such Roadway before the alarm was
given, that the entire building was
ablaze by the time they arrived, and
it was impossible to save it. By
prompt action and the use of both
suctiOns the adjoining frame on the
corner of Lamine was saved. Mr..
Goodrich loses on his stock about
$500 and on the building about
$500, on which he has a total of $1,000
insurance in two companies, for
which Mr.. Knapp is agent.