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each neahen to Rsph Bsyard and sS1Ee ra Dss
each each 80 f to l. ''''''' ~ " ''
to s s psoe ais co. Mag
nate place s1o 10. .-.. :. .or ,no fence over
which so O se fair club starr and he m e c have
been having SO animated controversy IN ,ne In
the first fulong In the second however zoe tbeIs
nicely grouped Brudess showed for Gu1 nh
and fell back Then Rupers drawing away ..eSSd four
lengths before Ralph Bsysrd Lady Jane colt Ta'"''
FOURTH RACE-NEw-IoCHELLE sTAkhs. evS
EACH 50 500 ADDED. SPECIAL WEIGHTS S1o
MILES.
s. s. Browns br. senOrIts by Prince chsFI smIIsS
pwyef Bpothefs eS h. Hanover MupsSX
4 be Sasi9s e. S s ssaSf':
sss?fss1ssIifs + T It" n'r'' "a".
Acknowledgements straight $50 40 place v XVI h'"
, and B is a Ban Of Ge
mile he Others iO E,sa d SrS SSss S back With
senorta TarseOn taking place this OeT ey
into the stretch Races GARRISON On me sSsndoned the
gle after weak effort get between HRno a b anu we'll
known but eneE sSd 'Set result; being that
sSse Ts,SS% " Who Ses
| FIFTH RACE-MAIDEN TwoYEARoLDs. 90
EACH. 81 900 ADDED FIVE FURLoNHs.
c. A. Jordans FrOntense by FasefS Spdepsnn
A. BE Bs$onis ca e c6espeaSs lGaEIisgI9,
yale stable FL fn ao rhgsO Dr. e Dr. HelTS,h lis
= u.,,.,,. Tournament 11s.......t ii.miIic31)
H E Myer. en- lady
Empire w saoss S B. FvS DGTC4S
sIsS$s C. f %ln19oi liz SSdeE:S%
A. j. cassss en- Abac9 Itceman5
s.s MsGg stsSle. d b. T. Ell H,
, H s 5SRn. s ceca BeTgs3,
Gray Co.'s CHI c. H T,n, id dIi
acknowledgements 10 Tournament and 5on poIS
70 Dr. H e.@S b u % to Maxim aSiH' colt Ellie and
20 a"S k Tna:0s snS s e 1" g
70 s4a sS place so 40 Chesa
pe2Ee P T efc scramble which there Were 6ao
Of mile in breakaw9y causing sUne o%k be lead
ws" the the way at down the ana through the dip
Chesapeake Eve %aag magnncent sr1sele for
en0 Then forged TO t9e rom Mead beforc
cieveriy by neck; Chesapeake SecOHo' H''N
SIXTH RACE-PURsE, $1,000 sEALiN0' LIN
1si3ss': E %' s5!s %ss a sP
seOggan Broth c EieiS aged 30 CM9sier
B. g. R R%g:s b Spectator 81 80 IsT%afS
E Ssmssn'ys aSs en kasdoSeoe wv pcaohue
G Forbes. b. g. Bannurg, 1S2 .-.CT 1pSy.5
McG aas.S. e sn c. & sy l s.
| LEU ~ "' Time :504. e.o,,,,
| ., ,,l,e Morrow 8 to 5. Tattler 70 !, Syrstus,
q. = nyer : 10 /, Kaleidoscope, BahDuis III" SPeN
. oc 10 10 ~ / FIX and Elgin each 20 10
e"V tceTattIer evens Judge Morrow 10 % ns. Iulo,
Mutuals-Tstuer straight SO ao' pi"'e - O'
Morrow place 81 70 49, ~ ,ha aag fell and syracuse
49, nos Judge Morrow led up the NIL al ~, en
summit being Joined by Dyer and SpeetSTr e om hom
pam'Iton brought Tattler through ana ehslleG!hs ri
younqster the most exciting inish Of d IN Tv wen
yonnS Judge struggled gamely but his foef Ray WI
VII 10 pieces in his efforts TO ride ana wlp az Ce he,d
time and in the last stree DS Sh0 No b
fudge Morrow second. three lengths before fAgn NJ o
! fan rho "
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THE WEATHER REPORT.


FORECAST TILL p. NJ. WEDNESDAY
Washington Aug 2o.-FOr New'Ensland fair; slight
changes in temperature ,,.....,.-.-,
- on,inued WARM generally fair weather south.
.ste,,v Winds; showers and cooler weather THURSDAY
rr MARYLAND Delaware and Virginia. fair. continued
HIGH temperature; slightly cooler THURSDAY
For the Carollnas and Georgia, fair.
For Eastern Florida, light local showers
Far Western FLORIDA. Alabama, Mississippi and Louis
- ,,,, o,rent light local showers on the coast.
iss uestrr New York and Western Pennsylvania local
hovers and stationary temperature; cooler Ihursday.
tar o1io fair followed by local showers "Wednesday
hV nssriv stationary temperature; cooler Thursday.
For Indiana local rains stationary or lower smpera
turc. , ,,,,,ois and NIssouri local showors
cooler. .,, Ia, alma ooolar yv.s,a.,v ,,,,ds e..
Minnesota and Wisconsin, fair ana Cooler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
MrcRoscoPIsTS LISTENING TO PAPERS.

Buffalo, y. Y, Aug. Goat this mornings ses'
sion OF the American Society of Mlcroscopists Davq
F. Day. president Of the Society of Mutual Sciences
of Buffalo. made an address of welcome. TO which
President Lewis responded Professor p j. Burr1n
read an interesting paper on A Microscopic Stand'
The following papers were also read BY Professor
W. A. Rogers. ON New Method Of Determining
Temperature from the Readings of MeIcurial Their
mometers' Professor s. A. Gage and MIS- eusanhan
Gage on Staining and Permanent Preservation
OF HlstoloQcal Elements Isolated by Means of Nitric
Acid or Caustic Potash; Or. Lucien Howe on
Microscopic G1owths on the Normal and Diseased
Fyes Professor d. ). kellicott - New Rot-
teyfonr Professor W A. Rogers {" A Practical
Method Of securing Copies Of the STANDARD Cent?
meter Designated scale A"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES on THE HUDSON.
sPRAGUE GoLDDUsT CAPTURES THE POUCH
KEEPSIE STAKES.

KEEPSIE STAKES.
Poughheepsie y. Y, Aug 20 (SpeciaD.-At the open
Ing of tho Grand Circuit meeting here this afternoon
three races finished including the Poughkeepse
Stakes Of s. 600, for the 80 ti0tters IT was fine
warm day, and a crowd was at the Hudson River
Driving Park 10 see The sport The track has been
thoroughly overhauled and IS greatly improved.
field Of twelve started in the Poughkeepse Stakes.
which first, and the contest was one Of the best
of the year. IT took heats 10 decide the distrbu-
ton Of the money, and three horses made new records
IN winning heats. Finally the victory was secured
by the young stallion Sprague Golddust who fout Il
for every heat but the fourth Before the race Kech
sold best in the pools Star Lily, Veiiias and Warren
having many supporters. Sprague GOlddust drew the
pole. but at the outset in the first heat Ketch cut
across and got the lead. He soon broke and sprague
led from the first quarter 10 the finish In 2191-4
In the second heat Sprague GOlddust held the pole
and was ahead till well up the homesiIetch
when keich. who had been trailing him came fast
and got the heat in els "a. These were new
records for both horses and Ketch was now backed
a. IavOihe at even money. Sprague Golddust passed
him near the quarter in the third heat and came
home first with Miss Alice close second in 30
Al the head Of the homcsiietch Vcritas had been
trottns last when he stumble and turn
completely over. When the dust cleared away it
was seen that DOble, who drove him. was mp and
haa fortunate escape from seriOLs injury. Vertas
was scratched liiue and was placed last star
LILY wa, sent for Che fourth heat. aud Green gaze
Splague Golddusi an easy mile. Coming around the
lasi he Star Lily broke ana Miss Alice came on and
Won thc heat. getting a mark of 30 L.. I'm the
hhh heat star Lily and sDrague Golddu,i were the
c0nendng horses, and though the latter had a lead
III me homesteich he was carried OIL his fee and be-
ns SCI Dick Tor me run Lilly got the heat 30 =.
rms maze her iav0rte, but She tired In the sixth
heat and spiague passed her IN the third quarter.
winning great victory in II Ii
The - class was quickly ended as Globe quite
outrasSe1 bis field and was unbeatable The ! ~
pace had six starters but two Of them came 10 "a lei
and Minnie b. unfinished the Others IN consecutive
heals. I.lva Medium, one OF the distanced horses
was first choice before the start.
ms cleaned the cald and for 10 morrow there are
thlte races, the 10 class the Rupert stakes the
10 cas-. aud The 81. pace. On Thursday Johnston
PAGES 10 beat the recOri. summary
SsrA
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CHESS Tor-RyAMEyr AT sKANEATELEs.

skaneatecs, y. Y. Aug. 9o.-The Toninameht CoDi'
mIttee of the New York Chess Association met hero
at 80 this morning They ordered that the toutha
ment play begin at 80 p. III. August - ana ap,
pointed the following umpes: W. NJ peVSer' Oh
New York: s. r. Calthrop, Syracuse W. f. scripture
Rome: f. IT, Unferhill, Albany, and Clement H.
Cruel Brooklyn. The chairman oil the coni'i''o was
autborized 10 classify and handicap tie plares. Al
entrance and deposit fees of players eXpecte 10 con
test must reach the chairman OF the committee r.; IL,
q n, m August 81 over forty player have already
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21

ODD FELLOWS IN CONVENTION IN ROCHESTER,:
Rochester, y. Y, Aug. 2o.-The Grand Lodge OF
Independent Order of Odd Fellows assembled this
morning in annual convention at the hall In North
Clinton-st. One hundred " Past Grands' received
the Grand Lodge degree. The Grand Master anu
Grand Representative to the sovereign Grand Lodge
of Connrc tcut were introduced The annual reports
OF Grand Master Kiehl, Grand SECRETARY James Ter
wger, Grand Treasurer $ l.. Rowland and the
Finance Committee were received and referred
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injunction granted by Judge Ingraham Judge bstn.
said that he could not continue the injunction witnous
practically deciding upon the merits OF the csso t
question before II 10 trial In OCTOBER ~ lie
case were settled adversely TO the Jockey Cup' no
city could recover money damage, while OH nS
other hand the loss and damage TO the tisch Noi ns
he rreparable Pending the decision Of the case, no
would NOT pass upon the merits OF the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
crcv1vc THE GLAsswORKERs' SCALE.

SIGNING The ULASN" Ohhb'o PNAIH'
p,ttsbnrg Aug oO.-The Chambeis-Mchee Glass
Coppanv at Jeannette Penn the largest windowglass
pIaut in the United States. signed the windowglass
workers, scale and will continue in operation. The
tber manufacturers declare that they VIII not sign
Ti rorInen are confident that the strike or lockout
r,u he Of short duration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21
PANIC CAUSED BY FLAMES IN A BAKERY.

Flames were discovered yesterday afternoon Ill u'e
basement OF the fve-story building Nos DO u ~
Gansev wort ST., occupied as cracker DdherS' au
r,o,, couscd = manic among sixty-nve young women
u,bo ,vcr. cmploycd on the upper floors. Every poay
got out Of the building unhurta but one OF TIE Noas
women tainted from fright on the Sidewalk anu her
friends took her home IN carriage Inc hie' Wnlch
was confined 10 the lover part of the bllnE, @
dauag, of ~ 900 10 the NcwEngland Crach ef Com
panv's stock The building belongs to me CORR, e.
tate and oan be repaired for SlOoO lhsurd"e wv
cred the losses.
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srnrrvAy GOES HONE TO BOSTON.

John L. Sullivan left this city for Boston yssterda,
afternoon at O'Clock lie will remain there for
weeks probably giving spsring exhibition during that
time. When he 70 this city he viii Start .
sparring tour OF the country accompanied by "ktks.
Clessy. He Will ss Ia shssss VI spnly. Nu,AssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21

company. however. granted the Ohio Trotting Horse
bfeeders Association the Of the track Tho
cauon WILL in addition its regular have
he $4,000 Spirit Of the Tlmes' for threeyear
ods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21

Mccall Statewide ~ c.. With District James Thompson
Bruno Greensburg Penn. XXIw District and F1ederick
Charles Irwin. Grass Lake. Mich. I'D District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-08-21

FALL TROTTING AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland Aug 20.-The Cleveland DRIVING fhk ,oh'
many has decided 10 hold fall meeting In October
This decision was reached account Of the tornup con
alton Of the streets In the vicinity Of the track THO
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SECOND RACE-swEEPsTAKEs rOR THEEF.YrAR

Bettng-Holiday 70 ]. Tayiston 8 10 J. Rbono and
BsDdoette each 70 sluggan and Sorrento each to
Miss Cody 10 20 l Newcastle Is 10 1, Macauoy ard
Coots each 30 l. and Rimini each 40 to l.
Glory 80 n l.
Plsce-Tsyiston 10 g. Miss Cody 4 to l.
~ Mutusls-Tavstoa straight s23 20. place GIT TO- Mise
Cory place ego
Sfeomsman and coots were slow a. the start and came
near beiug left the post Uncle William Days crazy
hliy Glory 20 make the running. and remained
IN front for six fuongs when having enough she retired
inD otscurity. T8yistOn then drew out, and coming
10 gsop Aoser sitting perfectly stin won In the easiest
PossIDit manner by Eeck; Miss Cody second a head
before Macsuey. The others were close up
THIRD RAcE-LARcHMONT STAKES. TWO-YEAR-
oLDs $50 EACH ell 500 ADDED. SPECIAL
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SPECIAL WEIGHTS
sTXTH RACF-SELLINC

First race at 2 80 p. m.
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Sir Joseph and Oregon were Withdrawn Al the
horses except Geraldine para1ej in front OF tho stand
Britannc's appearance NOcifcIUusly applauded
compliment TO the builder OF the Track Murphy walked to
The post winter Geraldine had been led owing 10 an
siiInent 20 which colts subject The start WAS
prompt the flag falling at the first break Britannia
seemed slow IN getting OIL and the others closed
of him he was long time In coming through. Gerald
Inc and Gladstone raced together In the lead for h1
mile Volunteer and Britannia ioined tben ana The
four tearing down the stretch heads auart For
Few strides fannie seemed TO be winning but failed
TO stay and soon dropped back Gladstone followed suit
sno We race resolved tn INTO duel between Geraldine
and Volunteer. The struggle q desperate one The
hlly winning by head. Volunteer second was ~ ienS"S
and b9 before Gladstone who beat Britannia half a
length There was considerable excitement when the
announced, quarter Of a second had bcen
knocked Oh the record made by Harper al Jerome
Park in 1855. VIM
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DETAILS OF THE RACING.
FIRST RACF-OPENING SCRAMBLE. s25

81 900 ADDED. FIVE FURLONGS.
r. p. Ashes ell. f. Geraldine. by Grinstesd.Cousn
Peggy, 4 yrs. III ~. ~, -..-.---- tNnrphy( 4
J.. H. Iituss ch. e. Gladstone s. 1872 .... (Winchelp
J. A. and A. II. MoIris's blk, h. Brittanic o, I'D
(Littleneld) 0
A. ]. Cassatrs ch. C. EOlo 4 Hay ward
J y. Wiliamss b.. h. Tom Hood D. 1872. (Ander>onJ
J Kennedy Co.'s b. g Clontan, 4. 122..- lBergen) o
TiWc-l 100.
MISUNDERSTANDING 4 70 D. Geraldne 20 I. Eolo u %
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DEATH 81 4 PIONEER.
One of the oldest Citizaus uI Cen.
trail Missouri Passes AWAY

Rev. J. j. Wilkins, rector u the
Calvary EJiscupsi ch1rcG ia yais civ.
was called 10 Jefferson Civ to-day "
a sad mission. Il ss il caGziEa ....a
the rites OF the cuurch. Cd morai 49,
mains OF DIR. Alexander ii. Davidson
0 tie grave. DR. Divijson diai yes
terday morning al three O'Clock and
was buried at Ihree O'Clock this after
noon. IaasMuch as the deceased ~
well-known to many Oh Sedaiiars. p
shor5 sketch OF bi- lie may lot DE-
amiss.
DR.. Davidson as born ia WIN
chester, Frederick county, Va, ID
emb5r -, 1913; 50 : defendant nu his
fathers side from Thomas David or,
private : cretaTy t. Queen liz herr.
ANA on his mothers from john .gs.t,.
the saving % whose ]iEo oy 1 os-
hohtas made TIA; Indian pria-
cess famous. H was eguca.at
at Winchester Cole-=. su4.ra
medicine under hjs bro,her, tie are
". 4. D.vidson, of this ci.y, and
graduated trou The Medics, Depart
meat 81 the University Of PeunsvI-
wanna, in 1880. In The t4I u that
year. hr removed to jefferson CITY.
and began The practice CT his protas-
sion. lie was e first physician Of
the state peniIen,i.ry a position he
held for eight years. In 1881 he RS
moved to -aline county, aut engaged
m farming and dealing in live STOCK
Oh large scale. He loss heavily oa
property anu slaves by tine war. IL
1868 be returned t. jefferson ,isv.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-12
dURnAH FOR SBDALIA!
he Flambeau Club Captures
The Crowd and Second
Prize.

&. ,hi.grou, d. C., March 5.-L~pecia J
-Llwreacr Kan. Cyclone" captured the
iui-,, in DE- rriz comes II ia. fsm5aau
club, aus received first fr.z-; sej.Iia
captured ;ae crowd end toe second morey.
T.s competing cig.- we're .te -runlcaa
dqmt-gp eur. If S.iem, Ma. :
st. Jo>-sa h.u5eaG clgD isrr.-
sou hlmbeeu guard battalion, Detroit
AIieh AIl., dsmoe,u ciu0, D ROT; r.
publican d.mJ-su cub, &isue- polls.
Mimi. A,ch.sou, Kan, h,u5eau cuh ;
Top k, H.u.. republican Il n.be4u cinb,
.ua the ~1s!i. republican ii .uaesu club.
1; will BE- seen .rat ~eda.ia a.a we'll against
-uea ,omp.,i,ion, ami the bows are very
psoui cf th.ir achievement as we tE.Hs
.h-y have rsat to br. In jrilj was .r-
ce,lial, ant be Ere ,rE> were greeted si.h
.....s-- r-..g cheer.
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& mother Iu FSreaI.

Mrs Mary Martin, died at o'clock yes.
terday morning at her residence 10 Green
Ridge, at the advanced age of y years.
Mrs. Martin is the eldest sister of Hon.
D. 2. Dyer of ST. Louis, who passed through
the city last night in response to tele-
gram announcing her death. Mrs. Martin
Husband has been dead for thirty years and
she has been 3 resident of Pettis county
for twenty years Her mother is still liv-
ing, being oye- ninety years OF age. The
re- aims were inferred at Hickory Point
cemetry this afternoon.
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FOUR MURDERED
& Terrible Find at Eagle Pass.
Texas, creates Quite a
Sensation.

~
E'5'e -. -'A'. - 'T''i o. '- .. '.E-
@s" 'he ".'i,s I'd TWO women were itH1'
D.. .... n ''5-..d' SOM. FIX Miss s5"'7
.".. cow. 'A" 'ii.a- ''. T@s II VIOLENCE
.". i.a ...-' ..- r.. '' ,.." "''H
'.t.. -.- -'.'s-- I. H.'. - '-
we women i.ti'- 'l 'i-Nl. ''' ""..
'a'"" -.'-. 7t- -a''-g envy ,". IP >-a
''.i' ".'"." .". "ts "' awe. ls.t.'''
$40 more '''l. were 'o".o near ,"e
Same si'.. d. 'h. a.. -f'.. :. 'F ~.i'. 1eN'-
.''s h. r.'e -'-H-a =" .'N. w..
9.'E seems .a gee -H'z. ...'.. t"' a."i'.
-'-" ..-".s "..- .' young -'. "'
'' ''.' -. -'a. '.- - ''.. '.i
eng 'L o., .."ii.t - 20 F'
.'....f ~. 10. .."' i
.. '". s'.Hr .-""i'i a. o..
heads 81 ~ -um b.u.- -t..u. rra5s"!y q
piece o.. wool Esca rf ta- ... a. h.d a
a-g- rock .e.. 9. il b.. 81. pieces of th.
-aa rope
TIA. -h r,d ei .ha CONS. #.. posse ,r.
-euurial the cuuur. for lae purpose OF
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To the Farmers.

Choice timothy, blue grass, clover seed,
white and yellow orion sets, hand and
large seeders, buggieS, spring and farm
wagons and fu.l line of agricultural im-
plements of the latest improvements and
class at D. NJ Williams, 2O6 west Main
street, Sedalia, No.
My experience in the business has en-
abled me to select such .oods which will
insure satisfaction to the trade and give me
pleasure in recommending.
2-6d Ii w If. D. ". WILLIAMS,
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Mike Leonard, deerepit and crippled
old man. wss iakal 70 the county poor
larm this afternoon av Sheriff Smith.
Leonard = suffering from chronic rheU0a-
riem, and hes become such Charge that
County Physician Trader recon asa..--
his removal 20 he lrs ho-=y.
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"rhe Merry Maiden ard snc Tar.

she e.- merri.-. l.tr. sa- stuck ,he
sar. Bu pIr.Js aux rs 80, v-s-It her
a.a vai.. sa-. r.s-r-u.d Ig .ar taI.
thi- car ue.a.- " 70. ..a l.-.eJ Ui
h-.gsr- ..a 3 -.s1 iu-s ST. p rau-sa.
gir.s. accidents gud f--i,efea '-e.a.
things - &c. tn= uerrI4elt ur. cd .ns lives
IS. yau-s -.li- amt ma tea~ r.ri,u 'iy
j. iaI~ ..- r.-e With -l--.-. rs.u.s~r 90
.1 .ir-e allie. g. Ee - .ur. -lj rym-nt
,"a 'aE.l. 81 frru .iIs. ...s.|.I &. rem
-. au iu h.. Pierre r .ar.sr Pre-
Sc. p..,. .s. .i female -w,-kae--as-" or
irI.sH ...r.ss, ry.u-I,-s, leu.a.-ir. ana
Ei.r.u, ..r...-. x .s..s. trEc. I-r.
a.. ..-.c~- Ie.,s,>. .r .u-l oj.Iu.-
EG.ad',s, aav. 20 gg~J s.. - cent, y.l' ;
pn. "a ,-. 'ur. h-fil-h., constitution
sut fud'g ~jiau
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Eczema, IJcny, seaIy, skin Tor
lures

The simple application Ci .SHayuo' :
Ointment, without an Internal medi-
cine. will cure any letter, Salt Rhume.
Ringworm. Piles, Itch, Sores, Pimples,
Eczema. all Scaly, Itchy Skin Erupti0ns
no matter how obstinate r long stand
ing. 1t is potent. effective and costs
but triiie
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An original Harrison -gau.

The BAzoo received d call to-day lr3l
}lr. ". }. Freeman II this citv- Mr.
Freeman B, = years OTIS and his lived IN
Missouri since 1885 lie voted for Tip
pecanoe' Harrison, but last fall voted ior
Cleveland. Nr. Freeman is the patenlee
of ChGrn, aud is about 10 commence suit
against al Illinois man named Ross for
infringement Of his pa,ent.
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,c,,, az sc,,cs n,.t,,e s:sanyiiIe.

JeE. rsou Civ. March / RI ~, c'a'.l j
Whsu the mouse met ,his morning, the n
nnuucemeut rs made that O;'a'iuS \.
Glanvil!e. The representative from Naries
county, was dead. II ii e rs ID. Nichols
Hule! in this city. At o'clock thls MORN
ing. of purumoaia. lie hat only ben
ab,.ut from the house for for DAYS and
the announcements came like shock 20
rhs memb-r- T.. house adjourned ualil
.--mgrIpw'
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ASorHE Acc USg

>air.1u Dt.. -ueairl f1 tle * 49,
s- ..v Time. IA, Itu-..I u0 3t -.
..li.. BE was he us. ,r-aagzrtioa g.
.ak. s.st in fhe composition. There wes
sb.r seventy five meu r. line. Clad u
then ahity uniforms, winch gIi-lenel
brig a. the electric lights .ieam-I
shJta upon The canvass, he club was most
attractive ia appearance. Il started I'll
quietly. without any display save that OF
us brilliant torches. Evoiuting frequently
in front Of the judges stand, tie spectator,
assumed that il wouli rely more upon
the perfection OF its drill than upon
the briIiancy of It's display OF fireworks
10 secure favorable judgment. BIT IN
few moments the heavens, bereft Of their
natural Examinations, were aOlaze with the
mvriads Of stars which the arr Cf man had
discovered. Blue, green, yellow and red
were they in hue, and the club being we'll
drill ed in its action and every operator
seeking q common center, the effect was
gorgeous IN the extreme. Then the starry
serpents, vending their way through the
heavy atmosphere and dying amid burst
OF multi-colOred fires, excited the admira-
tiOn OF the behOIderS.
The Judges retired Immediately after the
close OF the contest aud in a short time au-
nounced their decision, awarding the brst
prize 10 the Cyclone club and the second to
the Sedalia club OF Sedalia, No.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-12

II you are nervous Or dyspeptic try
Carriers Little Nerve Pills. Dyspepsia
makes you nervous, and nervousness
makes you dyspeptic either one renders
you miserable aud these little pills cure
both.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1889-03-12
AN.tIIER ACCuUS =.

Sedar.ou lily, March / LSp ciai.I Hon.
.. Gisuvi ie, representative in the icg'>-
l,,ure from Msries county, diet st hi
boarding house here this moruicg a. )
o'clock ii pneumonia. lie was 10 years
old. The house met at9 p'cIcck All i'm
rnetia,eiy adjourn d till to-s""'r'w ont Of
resp. q, 10 his mtsnurv.