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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14

The international Beekeepers' associa-
ton, at their annual meeting, elected r..
l., Taylor, Lapeer, Mich, president, and
{. p. Dadant Hamilton, Ills, secretary.
Mr.. w. Davies, an extensive bacon
curer and pork packer Of Canada, after
fayorng the Berkshire breed for many
years, is reported rs now prefcrring the
large Yorkshire, owing to the public
preference for leaner pork.
i. j. Berckmans, the well known
southern horticulturiat, urges farmers to
protect the birds for the valuable service
they rssder il destroying Insects.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14
DR.. CRAIG'S ORIGINAL
KIDNEY and LIVER CURE.

One hnusand Dollars offered
by the Nr,i@ Meiiciilc Co., of
Passa =. j., tor any case of
HriEht'N Disease that cannot be
cured " thc itre OF the ceiebra-
tea Rcm0hie~ OF Tho eminent
specialist, Ut. CGariC. Craig.
con, ling IT Or. C"%i2'5 Grigin-
III Kidney Cure Grown RIa~tcrs
and HiilS. sold by ali Drug
GiS!S, 20 VIZ
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14
NIerit Mins.

We desire to say TO our citizens, that for
years we have been scliGg Dr.. Kings New
Discovery 70" Consumption, DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and Ele".
tric Bitters, and have never handled remedies
that sell a well, or that have given such univ.
resal satisfaction. We do not hesitate TO guar.
refund the purchase pricu, il satisfactory re-
suits do not follow their use. These remedies
EaNe won their great popularity purely IN
tner IHerIts. Beadpre X LOWrty, Druggists.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14
j nIiAmese BmcklYhent.

G. I. Farmer writes tho Homestead that
two friends and himself sowci T. pounds
each OF japan buck Hhoat last spring on
pasture land without manure. at grew
nicely and when if was thrcshel we had 80
bushels Of grain from 36 pounds Of seed
1t grows large, is not liable to lodge, yields
twice a. much as the old varieties and when
ground makes a large amount OF good
-four
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14

Tho Lincoln is the largest OF all sheep
and lis fleece is the longest. Fat wethers
of this breed have reached weight of
over 900 pounds, and the wool a leugth
of sixteen inches. The Hampshire. as
the weight of the lambs will show. is re-
marEable for its rapid early growth and
the size OF the lambs. For the produc
ton of early lambs its quick growth
and black face give it an advantage over
all other breeds The Lincoln breed has
been imported to a small extent, bat it
has proved quite unsuitable to the Amer
lean climate and conditions of feeding
The Shropshire is hardy, Yields the best
OF mutton and very good fleece of cX-
cellent wool. rears lis lambs well. and is
not particular about the climate or local
itY. In these respects il SURPRISES all the
others named except the South Down,
and it surpasses this in its size and the
weight of its fleece, states Henry Stew
art in Rural New Yorker.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14
Color in Horses.

The experience Of Paris and New York
horse car companies is said to be that
gray horses are the longest lived and
give the gGsatest amount of service.
Roam horses are about equally good.
Black and cream colored horses lack
staying power, especially in summer.
Bays show an average, Black hoofed
het.es axet The; stronger and tougher. :.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14

hii'seii INTO the sulhy facing his horse, with
"'V haknig step very low young men
c"n 90 thiS'
MI {. n. Chandler of Plymouth recent
! - 'ono MS son up mo Nerlloho' ana "heh
cue Jou"@ man returned No Drought BACK a
a a""' S'ui ,olu daughter OF uoidIlhder, -'E33
o''o Is oiacK very proud LOOKING, win II
P'c' re,gning Soit, such as inc Oo'ul'nderS
' ine NieSS's Oduh''er nave low
o,nc, Boo' mares. Oh9 Is grey SlN-yoar-
V'u W Ju"ge hflghain' sou Oh Jay "ould'
ni0''e' ~ Dahlel hoou'' sre OF bhpy
,,,n' VIZ Ffod Doone' tne SIRE Oh Li"%le
''o'' IT'S yearllHs'
Mr' George W. leavitt has purchased Tor
H. f. lolu inc grey mare Actress, IN ioal
10 Jumps, ny counter. aam snow tIake.
I:"V3' ~ haliard Cassiis NJ Gay snow
riohc WIS " great trooter III hcr 'ay, under
.te i"ahn5ement OF Charlcy Ballard and
Cn'''eY luylor. She trottcd more meats m
S'u' Oh -,'o tAan any living morse whose
'Iiurk Is less IL any one wants TO get a
/ S'o'9 III one edlt!oh, Just 81. lof an evening
"'' Marcy haIaId' ana nc VIII entertain
p''11 'Hah josh hltcolhh'
At the consignment Of horses, owned by
/ DR.. W. s. Webb, sold at the American
Horse exchange, New YORK February -,
only two were standard bred being full
sisters, :hrec AMI four years old, by Giroy
>. 2Sl dam, n full sister TO Blanche 3
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14
anyICE nc ,IornEns

Mrs, WlNsLow's SooTHING SYRUr Should
always be used for children teething. IL
sOotAcs the child, soothes the gums a!!ays al
pain, cures wind collie and is the best remedy
on nlhIhO.a. lMenlY-hve CENTS a 0nttLe
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14

ROUGH on TOOrHACUf. l5c. " druggist.
ROCGH or PAIN PLASTER. Porouscd IT,,
RDlGll ON COUt.h~. Irocn,s, '0c !iquid .4jc
ROUGH OF WORMS. SAFE. SUR Cure. -.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14

Charles Randall has received his auroint-
mCnt IL pustnbSter to succeed Jesse PurGy.
and viii tak' po ; s-ou April ;. Mr. p'rdy
ha1 been appointed water commissioner.
lame, targi.au OF AlbUr- h49 been APP
pnintei station agent TO- Til, place by -ha
Central Vermont railroad comparv - su,.-
coed f. :. Hol6ruuA. who ". il 20 10 Chicago to
leo. eff cr he iuterr-.- Of the uLlcuslurg ..l
Lake Chemplaln railroad '"mpanys line Of
l.i steamers.
The ice men ar. still Rushing. Bullock n
GO, are cpttin; 1nl aoking a large quantity
HiuU ehurgh are also cutting III the sam. p.Jc,
and shipping to different points in perusvl-
Vania. Barnes a Co. htyc about 20 mon
working a Stony POINT. All have contracts 10
furnish onward of &n. ~ tons
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-03-14
FAIRFIELD.
EAST PlTISEORO.

Mr.. Cen;erbar has moved on the !.
Nothrop farm
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
LOCAL POINTS.

The cathedral glass windows for the
new Congre gationsl church, arrived IN
Sedslia yesterday. THY are BEAUTIFUL.
The rattle of diamond ring by Ed
Stewart last night took place in Chas.
Moore's billiard ball. Fred Hoffman,, Jr..
won il on a throw of 40.
-George Hearn, colored. who anguish
ed six days In the Pettis county Jail, wss
released yesterday, having served out his
fine and raised enough money TO pay the
costs.
-Maude Owens. colored, after having
served twenty days sentence in the Pettis
county Jail for disturbing the peace Of the
family of John Tyler, i'll the south part OF
the city, was released yesterday.
Walter Robnett, of Kansas City, was
honorably discharged from the Missouri
reform school at Boonville last Friday.
He had been an inmate there for nineteen
months and his conduct during that time
was SO good as to warrant his release.
1T Is rumored the Sedalia X fes con-
template giving their minstrel entertain
ment in Boonville at some early day.
Should thew determine to do this, the peo-
pie of the Vine Clad city by the Big Muddy
will have an opportunity of attending one
of the best entertainments of the kind ever
witnessed there.
The burning out of a hue in the res
idepce of Mrs. Waldron, No. 3l2 West
E:f a. vauOvu Lvrh 6r0 Uv.D ponies tv
turn out last evening, but the fire was
extinguished before they arrived. Every
one should insure their property With
Hartshorn & Wilson, Office in basement of
the Missouri Trust Co.. building.
Mrs. Nat Lower, of the Longwooi,
neighborhood, died in Florida, where she
went several months ago for her heath.
Mr.. Lower accompanied her there, and as
she grew better he returnad home. Last
week, however, she became worse. when he
FASTENED to her bedside. but her death &C.
Cured last Tuesday. The remains arrived
here yesterday and were taken to Longwood
for burial, the funeral services being held
to-day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09

Yesterday morning six convict.
were released from the Missouri peni
Tertiary. Two of them arrived in
Sesdalia in the afternoon on the 3:15
train. Their names are Joseph Fer
gusoD, who was sent from Ozark
county two years ago for perjury, and
George Lennox, who was sent from
Jackson county eighteen months ago.
Ferguson and Lennox are young fel-
lows and were en- route to their respec-
tive homes. They were rugged out from
head TO heel In new citizen suits,
having left their striped clothes be-
hind. They seemed to be very
happy so far as regaining liberty was
concerned, but that peculiar express
sion that attaches to all ex-convicts
was too fresh on their faces to be hid.
den.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
Lamon.e Record.

Sometime between tie hours of 3
and o'clock Thursday morniag burg
lars nesrly took possession of the town
en'ering and rObbing five different
dwelling houses. and had not the
nocturnal providers been detected
while working" one of the houses
they might have carried of the entire
town as it was.
At the residence of Thomas Terrey,
they entered through the window,
ransacked the house and carried away
a gold watch, two Overcats, q gold
bresstpin and gold ring, in all about
SO worth If goods were AIKEN.
The residence Of Robert Thompson
! was entered, presumab y, through the
front door, and gold Wa tch, worth
s11O, or more, bangle bracelet, two
plush cloaks and between 81 and SIS in
money. In all over s175.
W. I. Roberts residence was en-
tered and s7.75 taken.
Brack Woodward was victimized to
the amount of $1.OO.
Henry McArtor was s'let down"
easy, only ten cents taken and that
from his pants pocket.
The residence of j. nj. O'Bannon
was entered, but they were discovered
and frightened away.
An attempt was made to enter the
residence OF Dick Guthrie but was not
successful.
At present there is no clue to the
burglars. Fifty dollars reward is
offered for the arrest of the thieves or
recovery of the property.i
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
THE RAILROAD MEETING
Delegates Appointed aud Com
mitteeS Selected.

Tuesday night the Commercial
Club met, President b. w. thinner
man in the chair. The subject of TIE
meeting was to consider ths practica.
bility and feasibility Of the proposed
north and south and south railway
extending from Springfield to Mar.
shall, and passing through Sedalia.
There was a large attendance and
much enthusiasm manifested, giving
evidence that Sedalia will do her
whole duty in trying to secure the
building of the road.
After Col. j. ID. Crawford, secre-
tary, had read certain correspon lei ce
relating to the enterprise, the appoint
ment of delegates from Sedalia to al
tend the convention in this city. De-
cember 8, was then made. They
were as follows: j III. Boutwell,, ID.
III. Smith, j. G. Thompson, j. d.
Crawford, w. L. Porter, Z. ID. Min
ter, Z. w. Stevens, j. n. Da bv,
Chris. Hye, Frank B. Meyer, j. NJ
Ofield, John r. Barrett, Edward
Hurley, II. w. Muschxe aud DR.. Z.
&. Evans,
On motion the comm ttee was in
creased to seventeen by the addition
of the president and secretary. 1t was
also moved and resolved that all visit
ing delegates be entertained by the
commercial club. To this end a com
miitee composed Of Messrs j. u.
Boutwell,, w. B. Zimmerman and w.
l.. Porter was appointed to arrange
for the entertainment of visitors.
DR.. E. G. Evans, G. ID. Minter and
j. NJ. Ofield were appointed COM
mittee to arrange for carriages for
visitors.
General passenger agent Meslier,
upon request for radnnna .ates stated
that tho NJ. k. az L. would carry DEL
egates from Clinton to SedalIa at SLIGO
for round trip.
Meeting adjourned till 1:3O o'clock
Monday afternoon.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09

Several young ladies of Mnborly
Mo-, have formed a sort of organiza
ton and pledged themselves that moi
one of them will ever marry a man
who is not intelligent, honest, indus.
trious, good natured, clearly in per.
son and apparel, healthy, sober,
a church member and total abstainer
from liquor, tobacco and profanity
-MoberIy Monitor.
That is a pretty long string of vir-
tues for a man TO be ted to,
but Sedalia could fill the bill in
Z number Of instances and not half
try, fot instance, what is the matter
with Captain Gilbreatb, Billy Steele,
Doc Graham, Walter Graham, A. b.
Lewis, Tom Kehoe and other exem-
plary lights? However, The young
ladies of the Queen City are not so
prudish as their sisters over in Mober-
1y and are not likely to draw such
stringent lines on their friends of the
sterner sex.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
SALINE COUNTY.

Marshsll Progress.
MIR. and Mrs. John Tracy, of
Marshall have returned from their
bridal tour.
Mr.. Ed Cooper has gone Boom
vile to accept position under Mr..
Robert Campbell.
j. G. Wordsworth. of the State
GeologisI-s sIsn. WIS In Marshall from
Jefferson City, Tuesday.
w. III. Cntto-, general state man.
ger OF the W. W. Kimble Piano Co.
of Chicago, is in the city.
Miss Rena Sappington left for
Kansas City Tuesday night and will
vlsis in Hannibal before her return.
j. ID. Abel. Jerry Graves and
d. l.. COyle left this morning to
spend the winter In Florida where it's
warm.
The Waterworks company will
begin to furnish Marshall with water
as soon as they put in the necessary
pipes etc.
The net receipts of the Marshall
postotfice for the nine months ending
Nov. 30, amounted to $3,655.1S.
This Is exclusive of the money order
business and is an increase over the
preceding nine months.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
SALVATION
10 ] ~!
TALKING TO A TRAGEDlAN.
LOuis James compliments the
Queen City-A Chat About
Actors.

Whether hurli, g anathemas upon
the heal of ''honest Iago," or vet
prnmeuading the street or standing in
the hoIel lobby. Louis james is very
nearly the ieal TRACE ian. The shape
~ heal. the fne expression of the
face the massive figure AMI the i'm
pre-,ivr b~ring If thu man mark him
MS eminently hit to imperSonate the
tragic characte OF the great tiers,
an m.st of al perhaps those of
Shak- peaie RaSi les ms ITO Thy
icaI eninwmsnt<, his mental acquire
men are both substantial and bril-
Iaut.
81 have just returned from de-
ighiful and interesting mnrning tramp
over your town." SAID Mr.. jams, in
the Sicner hpt.l corridor yesterd ". t.
a BAZoo rep esenra i've. ''lI Is my first
visit 10 Sena ia, snh, while | had
heard great deal about the
plac-, was most a.reeably surprised
10 find 20 many metropolitan improve
ueuts ani 20 10 the ent-rprising
air OF tie pc pie. | was up on
Broadway. That will be magnifi-
cent street, Judging from the public
WORK in progress there"
"dow long have you been on the
stage, MIR. james,"
"Twety-seven years." replied the
TRACED an. 81 am native oi Illinois,
and began my theatrical career in
early lite"
A, to the creates. go helIo'-the
character | II y,d Frid " evening
tne elder Salvini may Justly be en-
itled 10 thtt DISTINCT N. The b. st
"Vir. inius" | ever saw was an oil
English ACTOR named Charles Dillon
whp played The p TT superbly in this
country many years ag'. Unfortu-
4; ately | never had an opportunity to
witnrss the lamenIei John McCul-
lough 10 this, his c-leb ated To E."
Mr.. james, ~ho is quite fascina
ting talker, spoke very kindly OF
30 tn, Barrett, Ke=ne and Warje.
The tour of the jams troupe ex-
tends as far east as Bangor, Maine !;
south to jacksonville, Florida and
"a lar as Salt Lake. In this latter
city they pill play ON eDsagenie 1T
Christmas week.
81 am so highly pleased with Soda
liza" said Mr.. James, that shall here
after have il regularly included in
my route, season after season."
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09

Twenty-seven members of the ST.
Louis lodge of Haymakers arrived in
Sedasia yesterday afternoon and last
night demonstrated to sixty applicants
the little verse "Maud Muller on a
summer day" etc. The following are
here from St. Louis:
g + Reynolds, Henry Herrold. W.
A Brasher, G B Wilson, t B Penn,
w II Little, Frank Rugg. DR. re
Blackmer, l. w Putnam, G III Whit
man, & b Armfeld, John Farm,
Louis ID Picot. P B GratIot, w G.
johnson, L B De Witt, Jacob Schrei-
mer, ii 6 Oellein, 8 Hutchinson. A
L. Pope, S Mitchell, Jr, Chas Hum
phrey, j w Ravens, Jules,A Casey.
After the lodge had completed its
work the members repaired to SIGH
ers. where they were banquettea. All
the newly made members wore on
their coat lapels bunch of hay which
IS mathematical of the order, and on
their faces smile which was evident
~ emblematic of good time. The
st. Louis members will return home
on the noon train to day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
sedalia-s Matrimonial Market

The tx, ited and alb .ormal condi-
ton ef the matrimonial mail KIT at S.
daIia leads one tn predict an uDusu i,
severe winter. This doubling NY pro
cess at this season Of the year has p'e E.
vented many a case of consumption
Koch's remedy to the cnn'ra'y not
wiIn-tanding, and has helped out tne
c-nsus reports, too. 'Rah for the Se-
da la girls - BoonvilIe Sar.
Such levity as the ab We on the
part of The Star, shoul lot be encour-
aged, notwithstanding that it is true
that the Sedalia girls, with. no fear OF
Tuberculosis, or adding TO the census
reports, ARE in The matrimonial market
at good fiyures.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
TO MY MOTHER.
how fair You are, nay mother

How fair yon are, nay mother,
All, though Ills many a year
Since you were here.
Still do | see your beauteous face,
And with the glow
OF your dark eyes cometh a grace
OF long ago.
So genIlr, too, nv mother;
Just as OF old, upon my brow,
Like benedictiuns now,
FAllelh your dear hsnd's touch,
And still. as then,
A voice that glsds me overmuch
COmeth sgaiu,
Ny fair and gentle mother.
How you have loved me. mother,
/ have not power 10 tell
Knowing full VIII
Thai even In the r. st Above
Ii is your will
To watch snd guard me with your love
Loving De still.
And, as Fl old, my mother,
am content TO be a child,
By mothers love beguiled
FrSm all these other charms;
So, 10 the last,
Within Thy dea-, protecting arms
Hold thou G fast,
Ny gusrGinn angel, mother.
-EusPue FEEL IL Chicago NJ.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
For TutfIe.

Hon. J. l.. G. WOODS, representa-
tive elect from this county will sup
port Hon. w. F. futile, of Petlis
for Speaker o. the Missouri House OF
representatives. This accords with
the Leaders views. Col. futile is an
able man, thoroughly conversant with
parliamentary law and legislative
du les and will make a speaker of
whom the state viii he proud. Nor
gan Co. Leader.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
TurlingtOn's Latest.

It's a cold day when John Oscar
burlington, the murderer of Sheriff
Cranmer, can not get into print. The
following communicatti";c; ---0 inserted
in yes.o-a-y . Doonvllle Star:
GAIEsvILLE, TEXAS, Nov. %, 1890.
John o. burlington, Esq, Boonville.
DEAR SIR This is to certify that you
never did shoot or wound me or any other
officer in Cooke county, Texas, that j
know of, and that such report is false in
every particular. / further certify that
you were not charged with murder while
ia my Jail in Cooke county, Texas, but the
charge was for carrying a pistol, which
under the statutes of Texas is only a mis-.
demeanor. Hoping tnis to be satisfactory
i remain
Youry very respectfully,
II. p. WARE,
Sheriff of Cooke County, Texas.
BY Geo. w. Womack, Deputy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
Piles Pies Itching plies

SymptoDs-Moisture intense itching
and sting !; most at night; worse by
scratchin III allowed to continue hume .
form, W, often bleed End ulcerate, b..
coming sore. Swsyne's Ointment
stops tn hing aad bleeding. heals che
ulcerati d in most cases removes the
humors druggists or by mail, for so
cents. svsyne & Son, Philsdelphia.
l1.5 SIN
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
Police Court.

Geo. Rodgers and Jas. Willisms
were before Judge Hslstead yesterday
morning. charged with late hours and
peddling without license. respectively.
these two were arrested on suspicion
of having in their p session stolen
goods. Late Friday afternoon VIII.
liams disposed of four pair of pants
valued at sl2, to j. Rowe, a dealer
in second hand goods on East Main
street, for s.. Mr.. Rowe had
been previously notified by the
police to keep a lookout for some
s'ol-n goods, and in accordance with
this he watched Williams after he left
the store. He was seen afterwards
dividing the money with Rodgers.
Later the two parties were arrested
and taken in Police court as stated
above. The articles disposed of by
Williams were displayed in the
court and they were marked
exactly the ssme as the pair worn
by Rodgers, although ne denied hav-
ina any knowledge of the ranie .,.s
we're once in the possession of Will
liams.
The prisoners were given a jail SEN
tence OF five and ten days in order to
hold them until an investigation of
the case can be made.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
Inspecting q. A. fS. Pests

Department Inspector Z. j. Smith
accompanied by his fellow comrades,
DIR. Bronsun and Mr.. Wyman, went
to SWEET Springs yesterday for the
purpose OF inspecting the X l.. Fer
gusOn G. A. r post at thst place.
The inspec ion t,"k place yesterday
afternoon, and Immediately at it:
close the gentlemen. returned 10
this city where, last night they in
spected the colored g. A K. post.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
Sent to JAIL

Taylor Williams, colored, went on
the war pa.h yesterday and assaulted
Ann Flynn, in Lincolnville. VIII
iams was arrested, arraigned in Judge
Fishers court and fined $3.50. He
was unable to pay anything and was
sent to jail.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
Election.

The Knights of Maccabees held
their annual election for officers Dec
4:
Commander ID. b. Milburn.
Lieut.. Commauder-John Murphy.
Record Keeper-Geo. Brill.
Finance Keeper-John Rellmer.
Prelate H. nj. flanders.
Physician-W. o. Dunlap.
SergeaDt-F. Luderman.
Master at Arms John Gold.
Guards-H. E. Spencer, HI. Ho-
brecht,
SentInel-J. w. Feree.
Pickett L. S. Norton.
1rustees-R. Gallie, w. z. Baum,
w, o. Dunlap.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09

Officer |. N. c aig. of the Missouri
Pacific Reform School at Boonville,
arrived in Soda la, yesterday in
search of two e-cap-d boys from that
institution. The names of the fugi
tives are Roy Hedrick, of st. Clair
county, and Jake Mittllstedter, OF s..
Toe. They had been inmates of the
Reform School for about a year and
were known as trust es. Superintend-
ent brakes confidence, however, Was
misplaced, fer the boys skipped out
before daylight yesterday morning.
They are each about eighteen years
old, ami are thought to have come
south from Boonville.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09
Diarh9a, Disentery ChOl er
FIux.

Maguire's Beens Plat for nearly 50 years
the infalsble cure. Thousand of testimo-
Mail; Endorsed by the Western Sanitary
Commission, y. s. army officers, hospital
physicians. steamboat officers, etc. Taken
in time sure preventive of Asistic cholera
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-12-09

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