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Choice Sicily canary. oSc ~ b. Pure German
millet s0c0 81 90 y bu: choices Hunk kazian, 700
Clover. Timothy and Blue-G Grass

THE H T. CONDE IMPLEMENT CO.
The largest Wholesale seed house la Indiana-
Strictly prime seed speciality.
76 and 7S West Washington Street,
Indianapolis.
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RAILWAY TIME-TADLEs.

BENNSYLvANIAL ALINEs-THE DIRECT AND
Z POPLAR PASSENGER ROUTES. -
Trains leave and arrive &C Indianapolis az fohowS
PANHANDLE RoUTE-EAsT. q ~.
Leave for Pttsburg q n. Y. 430 am- 300 pm, o:l0 pm
Richmond & Columbus 500 am, 400 pm
Ar from n. Y. & Pittsbg. u:s0 am. $50 pm. l01 pm
" .. Columbus Richmond, etc, go am. 3:50 pan
Sleepers to Pittsburg and New York without change
CHICAGO DIVISION.
Leave for Chicago and Northwest lbs am. led pm
Arrive from Chicago and Northwest BIS am. abs pm
j., NJ. d l. r. R.-soUTH
Leaves for Louis
vile d the South 400 am, s45 am. 525 pm 6Ss5 pm
Ar from Louis
vie the South 1000 en-, Il:25 am. 5:45 pm los5 pm
l. q v. R. R-scUTHwEsT.
Cairo Express. Leave 13o am
Vinceunes Accommodation Leave. SD Am
Vincennes Accommodation, Arrive.-------- l0s4o am
Cairo Express, Arrive 5W pm
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Continuous Grain Growing W Rotation Crop
ping.

Conveyances. 3d. consideration - .sls.9ss.oo
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Clover-Red. choice, go ID bu, $A.0014.35: En-
glish, choice, %. .4oo4.6os white. choice. 81.
80; alske, $3.50 $500; alfalfa, choice, $7.750
bluegrass. fancy. Ia 10 bu, 81. Is 4L3O. Orchard
grass-Extra clean, ii 10 bu, 81 30 a LAO. Red
top-Choice, IA ID bu, s5c "a 81 co. Bird seed
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-26
w. A. McNULTY,


Gen"rai George X. smith, Womens Re
lief Corps, of SedalIs, received the follow
ing communication Yesterday:
HEADQUARTERS GEN LYON CORPS,
No rs, Dept OF Missouri, ". X. {.
ST LOUIS, March q. 1889
Mrs. Margaret Kaiser, President u. A X.
Smith Corps. w. K e, Sedalia, Mo.
At a meeting oi General Lyon Relief
Corps No. As, Il motion was unanimously
sustained that a vote Of thanks from the
corps be rendered to George X. Smith
Corps tor the courteous and hOspitable
manner in which their representatives
Hollen E. Day and Diens Green were en-
tertained, and express hope that an OPP
portunity may present itself at an early
date to reciprocate the kind attention of
the George r. Smith Corps and It's able
and efficient officers. By order OF PreSi-
dent. HoLI.EN r. DAY.
JOSIE EvERs. Secretary.
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PERSONAL.
PEARLE

Hon. J. III. Boutwell, came up from
Jefferson City last night.
Joe Maupin, sheriff of Howard Count,
was in the city awhile yesterday.
County Assessor j. c. Hstton ant
wife have returned from a visit TO Warsaw
Joe Johnston. government post offic,
inspector arrived in the city yester
day.
John ID. Tolson was over from Fayet.e
yesterday and went home on the e1.
cursion.
-rhsrIie Mcdonald Of the NJ, K. & T
general Offices, went to Kansas City lasI
evening.
Mr.. John Truxell of Windsor, Mo-
who was the guest of friends hsre, returned
home Friday.
joni Caulfeld, travelling agent of The
Globe Democrat, passed through the city
yesterday afternoon.
Secretary J. K. Gwywn of the South
west Missouri Immigration Society, was
in the city yesterday.
"A little daughter of John Blue, the
railroad hostler, is lying very sick at her
home in East Sedalia.
Miss Ada Bouldiu, Mrs. Jean Gibson
and Mrs. Hughes went TO Lamonte last
evening to visit friends.
Miss Kate Sullivan of Knobnoster
who has been visiting friends here, re-
turned home last evening.
Misses Annie Miles and Hattie Nc
Donald were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Howe
at Sicher's Hotel, last night at tea.
Will Carr of the Knobnoster Gem,
passed through the city yesterday evening
on his way home from Jefferson City.
e. r. Marvin, assistant official re-
porter of the house Of representatives was
in the city Yesterday shaking hand with
the boys.
County Clerk Tom Mitchum and
County Collector John Mckinley went to
Fayette last night to see Kate Castleton
and Mrs. Gov. Francis.
John Hannay, of the Gazette, arrived
yesterday morning from Washington. He
tarried few hours and went 10 Versailles,
where he will spend Sunday with his
family.
Miss Tabios, Miss Flanagan and Miss
Barreiras went to st. Louis, Thursday, and
have returned. They went ON the NJ, h.
& t. paw car as the guests of Paymasters
Hyde and Cunningham. An oyster supper
on the train was enjoyed by the party.
L. E. Purcell, who has been connected
with the BAzoo Office for several months,
will Leave for ST. Joseph tomorrow to
spend few DAYS and will go thence 10
Ohio to visit his old home, for several
weeks, before returning to the boundless
west.
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Written for the Sunday Morning Bazoo.
DEAD AND DROWNED.

Dead and drowned; on the yellow sand
Tossed back by waves, she lay,
4 girl; enwrapped in many a strand
of tswny hair, that gray
OF cloudsd, mist veiied morn
Could rob not of.its sheen,
Nor conld the ses, which left her lorn,
Obscure the pearls between
The parted lips; once coral red,
And kissed perchsnce by love,
Which mothers weave on that strong
thread
That links to God above
And binds th many a holy art,
And many light cares,
The golden links of heart TO heart
Which only once doth bless.
Dead and drowned; and rough men weep
And touch with kindly hand
The 1.-the young form, that from its sleep,
So ststuesque, so grand,
Will ne'er awake 10 thrsbbing life,
Nor move with graceful sway
Mid scenes of revelry, full rife
With lures to soon betray
With subtle stealth, trusting heart
This heart, that does not beat
With once its old-time gladstone start
To measures low and sweet,
But lies dead thing hind its wall
OF marble chiseled DER
By nature, held in loving thrall
Which fain could do no more.
Dead and drowned; who, do you ask?
Nay, nay, what does it vol?
She has escaped dreary task
Set her by life; the lot
Of living where the shaft of scorn
Had pierced her with It's dart;
Of seeing night obscure the morn
And standing, one apart;
And "dead and druwned,"- doth
know
Her story-it is we'll;
Perchance in Loves grand afterglow
Redeemed, she too may dwell.
And there forgiven. you and
May meet her when we too
Shall face the bar of the Most High,
Beyond the stars and blue.
Rosa PEARLE
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A VOICE FROM THE DEAD.
Baggageman RObb has a Corpse
on the Katy that Made
Kick.
The Trunk-Hustler Leaps Out
of the Car and Strikes
for the Brush.

Thursday night when the NJ, K.
IL L. passenger train reached Moberly,
the baggsgeman, James Robb, called
to a friend of his to get into the car,
as he wanted him to help move a
corpse around little so that he could
get to some trunks that were to be put
of at Mo5erly. The friend climbed
into the car, and Jim, after instructing
him which way to lift his end of the
long box containing the corpse
grabbed hold of his own
end of the box, and
prepared to lift bis own end around
when voice seemingly coming from
the end of the box upon which he
was lifting, exclaimed: "Let me ou,!
Let me out! For Gods sake let me
out! Jim's ears fell forward and his
eyes bulged out and for the space of a
second he almost looked i hole
through the top of the box, then with
one frightened glance behind him he
made flying leap which landed him
on the depot platform and the next
six steps took him around the corner
like cyclone. Some of the train
men that happened ,c be standing be-
hind the depot summing themselves in
the light of the gas lamps, caught
the frightened baggage rustler as he
was making circuit of the depot and
after much persuasion and explaining
to him that his friend was ventrilO-
quist and that he was a victim of a
practical joke, they finally got him TO
return TO the car, but jim watched
that corpse with suspicion in his eye
all the rest of the way 10 Hannibal.
The name of The ventrilOquist is Ed
Bullock, and he lives at MOberly.
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A New Beneficial Order.

We understand that council of the
National Union" an order somewhat up
on the plan of the A. 0. U. w. and Royal
Arcsnum, is about to be organized among
the employees of the NJ, K, & T. and some
of the young men in town. A distinctive
feature will be made of social features for
the benefit of the strangers from ST. Louis
who are now among us, in the Katy gen.
eral Office.
= Mr. John Van Leer is the state deputy
of the order in the west and has already
secured goodly number of applican S,
The order is vesy strong in the north and
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-26
Board Of Education.

The Sedalia board of education held a
meeting Friday night. Among other pro
ceedings were The following:
the teachers and janitors' pay rolls for
the last month were audited and allowed.
1t was decided to observe the afternoon
of April 5, as Arbor day in planting trees
around the several school buildings.
1t was also decided to observe April 80
In honor of the centennial Inauguration Of
Washington.
Superintendent Smiths monthly report
shows:
Total present enrollnent...............2,6 COZ
Average attendance last month .........l ,96S
Cases OF Hardness D.
lrudncy 100000.
Corporal punishment......... 20
Several bills were allowed and the board
adjourned.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-26
THE AUTUMN MEETING.
The Fair Association is Getting
Everything i'm Great Shape
for That Event.

As was stated in Fridays BAzoO,
Secretary A. l.. Burr of the Sedalia
state fair association, during his visit
to Topeka succeeded in perfecting ar
rsngements for the great Dom lie In
ter-state race to be contested by Kan
sas and Missouri girl riders and to be
run at Topeka and Sedalia at the fall
fairs at the two cities. Mr.. Burr told
BAzou reporter yesterday that the
Kansas hackers of their end were
going to run their girl
for blood. Il was told, I"
said Mr.. BUR-, 'that they propose TO
put up string of ten of the best
flyers they can obtain in the state and
if Sedalia expects to win she will
have to move"
Mr.. G. d. MiBter came up during
the conversation and said.
''That is right. We don't want any
plug race. Sedalia most go into win
or die 10 the attempt. We will show
the Kansas people what blood we are
made OF. We have a. good horses as
they have ami | believe better.
" hat If We lose morse or two. We
must win, and L am in favor
of our citizens putting up
a string of flyers that will make them
think that Central Missouri is equal
to Kentucky. We have got to win
that race" and Mr.. Minaer is too well
known To DOUBT but that he only
means it but viii be In at the death.
A meeting of the Board Of Direc-
tors of the Fair Association will be
held OF Secretary A. l.. Burrr's office
next TUESDAY afternoon at 2 o'clock,
for the purpose of making arrange
ments tor the issuing of lhe fall cata-
iogue and such other business rs may
come before the board. A full at
tendance is requested.
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Band Tournament.

The following committee las been az
pointed on arrangements for the band
tournament, to be held here May 20, 81 and
% John n. Daily, Frank Kruger, Chris
Hye, John eastman, III. t. Williams
Prof. Gregg, Scott Gregg, o. III. Often, and
Mr.. Callies. The committee will meet
Tuesday evening at the band room. Other
committees were appointed as follows:
On transportation-Dayi Webb, A. T..
FIeischmann and w. Il. Cousley.
On hotels-Adam Fischer, j. H. Doyle,
Charles Kobiock, Frank Shultz anu w.
ID. Iigepfritz.
On the adveriising-James A. Mont
gomery, w L. Better and Charles BJtz
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-26
TIE GRAIN OF SALT.

A lady finding beggar-bOy at hel
door gave him a meal of coffee, meat
and bread and butter, which he sal
down in the area to eat. A moment
afterward, however, he raped
beseechingly at the door again, and
on its being opened remarked with
his hand upor his heart. eli
had but q little salt l should be
perfectly happy"
Of course he got the salt.
Human nature is always lacking
something. Oftentimes it were bet
ter off without Its wishes. vet it is
universally conceded that NO perman.
ent enjoyment can be had without
the SAVIOR of health, which keeps good
cheer fresh aud preserves and sweetens
life for the future,
The great, ruddy farmer pines be-
cause he has not won tame or posi-
ton. The famous man longs for the
lusty health of the ruddy farmer.
The grain of salt is wanting
How to secure and retain the SAVIOR
of health in the midst of this rushing,
nervous, overwOrked generation, is a
problem worthy of our closest atten-
ton. 1t cannot be done with stimu
lants, which spur OH the OverwOrked
nerves to fresh effort, only to leave
them more faded and shattered. Nor
with narcotics, which temporarily
soothe, but create an unnatural appe-
tite, the teIrOrs of which DeQuincy
has so graphically portrayed.
1t may be asked, what Is the cause
of this extreme nervousness. lack OF
appetite, failing eye shit, lung trou-
bic, deficient heart action, apOplecti-
cal tendency. erc. We reply, poi.
soned blood, caused by diseased kid
news. and the troubles indicated are,
after all. but Indications of advanced
Kidney Disease, which is but another
name for Bright's Disease. Unless
remedied there will be a complete
breaking down of the great blood pur-
flying organs, the kidneys, add they
will be excreted, piecemeal, through
the urine.
New, in the spring of the year, ow-
ing TO the extra work which has been
put upon the Kidney and Liver.
through a meat diet during the win
ter months, these symptoms are more
pronounced, and the danger to the
patient correspondinsly increased. 1t
is therefore imperative that the pois-
once blood be eradicated, and thai
the kidneys be put in complete health
which can be speedialIy and efectual-
ly accomplished nv the use of Warmers
Safe Cure, tried and proved specific
in hundreds of thousand OF cases.
Pursuing the path We have marked
out you will possess the salt of con
tent. without which life's banquet is
flat, stale and unprofit4bie.
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BOOMING SedaiiR.

The following letter which explains it
self was received yesterday:
TROY, n. Y, March 20, 1889.
Mr.. J. C Van Ripper:
SRA copy ofthe Hand Book of South.
west Missouri, having fallen into my hands,
/ would Ike to know little more about
Sedalia. Therefore, will you please send
me copies of the daily and weekly papers
of recent date, published there, and such
other information as you can send Ii you
can send few copies of the Hand Book,
/ will try and make good use Of them.
Yours truly.
X. L. BETS,
129 Congress street.
The committee will cali upon our citizens
In few days for funds to spread the work.
Nineteen people have come from Virginia
to make their homes here, within the past
week.
On to Pettis county.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-26
A DISTINGUISHED PARTY.
Governor Francis and Other State
Officials Pass Through
Sedalia.

The platform at the Union depot
presented a lively scene yesterday
afternoon following the arrival of the
express from Jefferson City. 1t bore
Governor Francis and wife, besides q
large number of state officials and
members of the Legislature en- route to
Fayette, to attend the opening of the
new Fayette opera house, which took
place last night when Kate Castleton
opened the house with the representa-
ton of ga Paper DOLL"
A special train was run
from Sedalia over the NJ, K. d T.
leaving here at 1856. The train was
standing at the depot when the JET
ferson City delegation arrived. The
party alighted on the platform and
spent several minutes before the Fay
cite special started, shaking bands
and conversing with scores of Sedaiia
people who had congregated at the
depot to see Governor Francis and his
estimable lady and TO meet old &C.
quaintances, The Fayette special
was also boarded by thirteen Soda
lians, who went up with the Jefferson
City party. The excursion was aug.
mented ell along the line from
here to Fayette by people going to
witness the grand opening. Among
the distinguished delegation from the
state capital q BAzOo reporter Oh
served the following gentlemen and
ladies:
Governor David r. Francis and
Mrs. Francis. Mrs. Francis was the
recipient of many glances and is a
han 3some lady.
Hon. Henry Ewing of Jefferson
City.
Hon. John Conn, member from
Jefferson county.
Hon. Ed, holland.
John Seabree and wife,
Capt. Todd, assistant warden of the
penitentiary.
Senator Sam Major of Howard
County.
Senator Richardson, wife and
daughter of Benton County.
Adjutant General Wickham.
d. l.. Damorin, sergeant-at-arms
of the house.
j. w. beverly, librarian of the
house.
VIM. Smith jefferson City cores
pendent of the ST. Louis Republic.
John Meagher, Jefferson City cor
respondent OF the Globe-DemOcrat.
Arthur Hughlett of the clerical
force in the senate.
AL. Morrow Of the senate force.
Hon. III. b. Coleman, of Johnson
county.
Lieutenant-Governor Steve Clay
comb.
Representative Estill, of Howard
county.
Hon. w. o. L. Jewett, of Shelby
county.
Bob O'Rear OF the house engrOssing
force.
Van Thompson, clerk of the house
OF accounts.
The party was joineu mere ny
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-26
SlanderIns Orrison.

1t was reported on the streets yesterday
that Mr.. Orrison was going to run as an
independent candidate for alderman in the
second ward. Inquiring disclosed the fact
that the story was started by republicans
who sign their names "A Democrat" when
they want to play smart. Mr.. Orrison
will not become an Independent candidate
and the report did him grave injustice
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-26
T. sf IENDLE<>
RECORD, ! Mill Track, 1877.

Sired by Boone. ia, by Young Andrew Jack
sou, by Nonpareil, by Long Island Black Hawk,
Dam VI ~ etSwert 6y Lexington. BOones Dam
Magma by Phelps HambletOBian.
This Grant II rse defeste a company of IA of
the best stations in America, represc ming aggge-
gate value OF more than $4,000, at ST. Louis,
Oct. snd 6, 1887 Ne stallion ever showed
az inst such an array II horses, and but Five
ever won CORES onding prem iums.
The following are some OF the premiums in his
Crown o. Successes:
Sedalia Falr, Sent. 1855, Fist Premium.
Higginsville Fair, Sept. 4, 1886.
Sedalis ir g, leS7 q .
s.. Louis Fair, Oct. :, 1857.
seialia Fair, Aug II, 1881, ''
This lait We after having been run in
to and crippled, 50 that he could not extend him.
SET, except in the last b IL Of each mile, but h.
won by uo ii. < the finish very fast, against
horses tHat had been campaigned for years,
again proving his ~onderful endurance an. un-
cOnquerabe will he won Three out of Five
heats in 30, 81 and 2-37. over a u mile track,
on that day 10 seconds slow. But Tor this aeci-
dent he would have trOtted in his classe' in II.
JOser h. ansas City and ST. Louis, he had
hosn himself qualified 10 add further victories
20 his gool me. He was entered in ing Special
stallion TO have be, trot,ed at the sedalis
Fair, august 10, 1885, and altnaugn lame, was The
oaly horse ready 10 ans er tae call OF the drum,
the others having Withdrawn Tnis horses cUlts
ae graad in 4ctl-n, size, symmetry substance
anu Color, and aIe ; ighly valued by breeders and
Sou ut cor by buyers.
He viii make the season Of 1899, closing July IA,
at my Stables o. kentucky Street, opposite
Marx I Square al SIS, Cash Good Note with
usual return privilege. 10 Insure SIS, $40, of
which m 81 be paid III Cash forfeit balance
<2J, la tn months.
To mares frOnI iStl nee l will furnish pas
tUre at 81. pyr month, or Stabing, Under my
personal supervision, at $3.50 eT week.
His book is rapidly filling, nd those vhOew SD
TO bIeed, ShOuJ apP at once.
A superb STALLION 0y Fri"ndless t2-y srs old in
Ma sale. 3-26wl3g
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VIII Remove.

Albert SiIberherg has returned from
New York with a $4,000 stock of
goods OIL the road. He will move the
Boston store to lis Ohio street this
week and close out this big stock at
an immense slaughter. Read the
Boston store lad" In this issue.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-26
Special Policeman.

Louis Crockett has been appointed a
special policeman to enforce the ordinance
prohibiting the running at large of cattle
within the city limits. He entered upon
his duties yesterday, and has heen instruct
ed to rigidly execute his duties.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-26

SYMPToMs-Moislure intense itching
and stidging most all nicht; worse by
scratching. Ii allowad to continue tumors
form which often bleed and ulcerate, be-
coming very sore. Swayne's Ointment
stops the itching and bleeding, heals ulcer
alton, nd in most cases removes the tu-
mors. At druggists, or by mail, Tor %
cents. DR.. SwayEe & Son, Ph ladelphis
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The avenues leading to an early grave
have often been stopped by DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup. % cts
VIM. Delphy, Academy Hotel, BalIi-
more, Nd, writes :-"Salvation Oil not
only relieves rheumatism. but effects an
entire cure" Price % cents.
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number of Sedalians, and the special
returned here this morning at an early
hour. Conductor Joe Harrington of
the Katy" had charge of the train.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-26
Eczema. lJchy, Sca'y, SKIN Tor
tureS

The simple application OF Swayne's
Ointment" without an internal medi-
cine, will cure any letter, Salt Rhume,
Ringworm, Piles, Itch, 5 res. Pimples,
Eczema, all Scaly, Itchy Skin Eruptions,
no matter how obstinate or long stand
ing. 1t is potent, effective and costs
hut trifle
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-26

The rush still continues
for big bargains at PhilpOtt
& HOuX. Fire and Water
Store. i04 West Main ST.
3-24s&wot
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-26
Good EnvesimenI.

Fifty per cent can be saved by having
your buggies repaired at Murphy q Gar
LAM s; ibis 100 "r>t Fifth street 81
" Urk guaranteed.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-26
Wanted.

4 good, gentle buggy horse one that
lady can drive. Apply at 600 West
Fourth street.
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Big crowds and big bar.
gains at the fire sale of
Boots and Shoes at PhipOtt
& HOux. 1O4 West Main st.
. 0AeE,pt

"A decision of the supreme court upsets
tie title to the Louisiana cemetery. AS
yet there has been no movement On the part
OF the occupants 10 move out.
Mansfield Chronicle: A young girl
only ii years of age has been licensed to
mary ty the recorder of Laclede county,
her guard;an-the prospective husbands
mother-haVing given hef consert.
The remains of a man who has been
dead for twenty-seven years were removed
the other day from the Baptist to the Mt
Olivet cemetery, at Hannibal. The cloth
ing Was found In perfect state of preservl
alton excepting that it had faded.
The regular meeting of the teachers'
institute was held Ut Broadway school
building yesterday. Among the interest
ing features were an entertaining lecture
by Rev. Planett and music under the d.
rection of Miss Helen Gallie. There was a
tolerably fair attendance.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-26
using
Warmers Log Cabin COUGH
AND CONSUMPTION
REMEDY.

and you will fud the sunshine oil
health soon following. Two sizes,
81. 90 and 30 cents.
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The weather Market.

The indications for to-day are:
F,r Missouri, liPhr IairS with coeltr
80. -A.N. .tAAAN-S.