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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-06-17
RAILROAD SPIKES.

Jas. Mara, went to st. Louis Friday
night.
Jack Glib will worship in Excelsior
Springs to-day.
G. T. Meyers, chief clerk for Dan
Grow, is on the sick list.
Walter Graham, came up from St.
Louis, yesterday morning.
Depot Master Mont Carnes. has re-
turned TO work after few days lay of.
Waller Graham and Thomas Hall,
went to Kansas City, yesterday afternoon.
IS. c. Yeaman of the Freight Depart
ment of the NJ, K. & T. went to Columbis
yesterday morning.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas pay car
came in from the north yesterday. The
boys will be made happy Monday.
w. w. WsIling. of the auditors
department of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, went to Lamonie, yesterday after
noon.
Business on the NJ, K. & T. is rush
ing, and every available engine belonging
to the company has been pressed into ser.
vine, and ten more could easily be utilized.
M. Sweeney, master OF transportation
on the NJ, K. & T. passed through the
city last evening en- route to the SOUTH.
w. B. Cooley, travelling auditor of the NJ,
<. & T. was visitor to the city yester-
dsy.........J. ID. Hollisser, general claim
agent of the NJ, K. & T., was doing the
city yesterday.-Parsons Sun.
g. C. Greenup, formerly operator in
the Missouri Pacific dispatchers' Office, but
the past three years connected with the NJ.
K. & T. dispatchers' Office, arrived here
Yesterday evening on q visit to friends.
Said he to Mail representative "Nevsda
has grown and improved so much since /
left here that hardly know the place. I
was greatly surprised to witness the very
many substantial improvements which have
taken place here in the past three years"
Mr.. Greenup has a very pleasant position
at Sedalis, and says he is getting along
very prosperously and pleasantly there.
He will leave tonight for home.-Nevada
Mail,
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CYCLE Rims

The streets are in good condition
for cycling now.
Who said that Billy Kugle
couldn't beat freight train running
-"Gen. Koock's raid June Stl
1890 is the way a sign reads in the
club rooms.
Don Lingo made a run to War
rensburg last Sunday in eight hours.
! Very good.
The cylers have a new member.
1t IS Fattie Logan. He rides well.
Wait until he gets his suit.
Billie Bowles took header Fri.
day night in front of the BAzoo office.
We thought Billie could ride.
In the correspondence from St.
Louis. it mentions the Decatur, ILL.,,
club consisting ofa good many ladies.
What Is the matter with you boys
The Cyclers are invited to dine
Dresden, t. 'ay. The start will be
made from the club house at s o'clock
sharp.
-C.M.Ellis, late ofNew York City,
has purchased Victor Safety, and
will be admitted in the Cycle club at
the next regular meeting. w. s.
Hughes was admitted to membership
last Tuesday night.
--Cbas Koock, Joe III. Kelly, A.
B. Guerant, Len Ramsey, j. HI. Lo.
mssney Jr., and w. j. Roger, of the
Sedalia Bicycle club, wheeled it out
from the city. Sund,y, and dined at
the CONS .ock house. -Green Ridge
Enterprise.
"A large number of wheelmen of
has city have already announced
their inetntion of attending the fifth
snuual "meet" at Columbia on the
18th and 9th of July. ALI of the rail-
roads leading into Columbia have
made one fare for round trip rate,
and with the reduced rates at the Lea.
que hotels, the expense OF attending
the meet will be a mere triAe com
pared with the benefits derived there
from. ALI wheelmen intending TO 20
should hand in their names as early az
possible to President Joe. Kelly who
will forward same to the arrangement
committee so that hotel Accommodations
can be looked after.
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At present the NJ, K. & T. hos
pital is well filled with patients from
along the line. There are but few
Missouri Pacific patients sopplng at
the "yellow flag" now.
Robert Townsend, the young man
struck at Otterville by an engine
Thursday night, is some better, but
not out of danger yet.
Mr.. Barnett, who was 90 unfortu-
nate as to loose three of his toes is
doing well aud will soon be up and
about.
The old fence that has heretofore
inclosed the grounds was moved to the
proper limits Of the grounds. This
makes an addition ola piece ofground
of about 200 by $50 feet. The fence
is pretty ornamental design and adds
much beauty to the place.
The public road in front and lead
ing to the hospital is being graded and
put in good order.
The old road that leads southwest
from the city, past the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas stock yards, was moved
and now, instead of following on the
the south side of the track, runs along
The north side beyond the hospital
platform.
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Special classes In penmanship, rapid cal.
culation and the English branches will be
organized in the above institution next
Monday, June 16. 80 at 8 a. m.
1t will be to the interests of all who can
possibly attend these classes to do 90. The
classes in penmanship and rapid calcutta
ton will begin at o'clock in the morning
while il is cool and continue one hour un-
til 9 o'clock, so that those taking either of
these will not be confined in the school
room while il is so hot.
In the penmsnship class will be taught
good plain business writing, free from
hsdes and executed with free good mus
cular movement and not a cramped finger
movement such as is taught in most schools.
Six fine penmen will actually teach in this
class. Tuition 20 lessons for SEQ.
In the rapid calculation class will be
taught all the short and rapid methods of
addition and multiplication, short cuts for
figuring interest. finding tie number of
bushels of grain 10 bin, feet of lumber in
board, perches in a wall, &c. All clerks,
book-keepers and other persons that have
any work of this kind to do, will find this
class Just adapted to their wants.
Tuition in this class, $500 for twenty
lessons, one lesson per day.
Attend these classes the first day and IL
you are not pleased IL will not cost You a
cent, and any one attending every lesson,
and AZ the end Of the term is not satisfied
that he has received twice the value of his
money, will receive his tuition back.
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THE CYCLERS.
HILL CLIMBING CONTEST.


st. Louis. June 14.-[Correspoad-
ence. On Saturday June 7th a par
ty of about fifty St. Louis wheelmeu
rode out to Manchester ID miles out
on the Manchester Road to witness
the hill climbing contest on Son-of-a
Gun Hill. The hill is about 100 feet
long and quite steep having an aver
age rise of one foot in ten and la sur
face at no time the best.
There were nine entries, embracing
the best riders in the vicinity Bert
Harding, Hal Greenwood. Hayes
Campbell, A. L. Jordan, Ed Dan
ders, Dick Hurck, John Hurck, Geo.
ivy and ii. L. Kennedy of Carroll
ton Mo.
The prizes were two gold medals,
one for the best climb and one for the
b,st climb by novice.
The novice entries were Jno.
Hurck and II. l.. Kennedy.
Greenwood on account of his repu.
tation was handicapped by 10 seconds,
but In his attempt he fell of near
the top and hurt his knee, disabling
him from further attempts.
Dick Hurck made the best time,
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oldest colored residents of this CITY
who filed the dual office of under
taker and grave digger during the
smsll pox epidemic upwards of eigh
teen years ago, claims to be an eve
witness of some Of the most curiou:
antics of the queerest kind of ghosts
that has ever been recorded. The
kind of spirits be sew have never been
mentioned in ghost lore of any age or
cline.
"Yon see, sab! Said Uncle Aleck
upon being Intercepted OH the sub
ject, eff | toe you jess what I've seen
you'd think Fse lynn to you sab, but
jess the same sab, they are The solemn
,rufs."
Uncle Aleck being assured that
the writer hid every confidence in his
veraclty he was persuaded t. launch
forth on the most remarkable
experience ofhis life. Stripped of the
many interjections with which the
s'oly was embelisbed and doing away
with the negro dialect, it was as fo!-
lows:
lone evening ju.t after twilight
but not so DIRK but what you could
See quite d stance. | Was ON my way
home. When / reached that place
over there" pointing to tree on La
mine stree, 81 static down the BY
road to cross the little br dye which
spsnned the creek. On The ether
S de of the creek | saw a man, who
had Ian era in his hand, leading a
horse which was bitched to a wagon.
L did not pay muca attention to il
because | thought it was a neighbor
of mine, who made his living by haul
lug slop. kept on walking towards
him aud when not more than a hun
dred feet from him the light in The
lantern went out. I'm the xt Instant
the man disappeared, then the horse
into air but the wagon kept
going on alone, crossed the bridge and
came straight towards me. | called
to friend Of mine. who lived in a
house close by, to come out and see
the strange sight. Ju as | called to
him the wagon disappeared. He
came out and We went to the bridge
snd found the tracks ofthe wagon and
tracked them 10 where the vehicle dis
That was the first time
uncle Aleck saw the separation, but
he declares be and many othe,s have
watched tie strange occurrence many
times since.
Among other strange stories is one
of rider on a hesdless white horse
who galleps his charger over the graves
for few minutes and hen vsnishes
into air. Uncle Aleck takes pride in
tel ing about q miraculous horse With
4 bran new saddle on bis bsck, and
the saddle is so new be says that it
'queaks when the horse steps. This
horse is daylight ghost and is fire.
luently seen. 1t remains on earth as
long as from ten to fifteen minutes at
4 time before it joins the other ghosts
that haunt The deserted grave yard.
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CONTRACT LET.
DR.. j. w. Shannon of st. Louis
Has Been Awarded the Con-
tract.

The county court met to-day to
consid-r the awarding of a con-
tract for a walk around the court
house and for tie four approaches.
The walks will all be twelve feet
wide. The material used will be q
four inch granitoid, and will be put
in by DIR. j. w. Shannon,
of st. Louis. The price
to be paid is 80 cents per foot. The
bidder is required to give guarantee
bond.
The walk must be completed on or
before August 1st, next.
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williamson again.

The several times murderer, Viii.
Hanson, is getting good deal of
notice from the press of the country.
A Marshall paper says:
A man has been found in Pettis,
who as a juryman, helped tc convict
Williamson, the triple murderer, 25
years ago. The only way to get even
with this appallingly atrocious fiend
is to hang him half-a-dozen times.
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The first part of the week E. +.
Digs and wife, accompanied by
Waiter Gould, went to Carthage to
attend the wedding of P. S. Schafer
and Miss Riddl-sbarger. Mr.. Scha-
fer is located in Memphis, Tenn. and
was at one time connected with the
NJ, K. Il T. general Offices at this
place.
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GRAND
Clearing salel
This Week.

We have to much stock on hand and
not enough money and are willing to
exchange, and this week we will lust
wipe out profits and give Sedalia a
picnic and hope you will attend and
help carry OFT the bargains. We must
sell the goods and n,"l,, -~~--
One case of figured Lawns 81 cents.
One case figured Challies 5 cents.
Two cases standard Prints 5 cents.
200 dozen ladies' Fast Black Hose
at Zoe.
Fifty dozen ladies' Fast Black Hose
(not warranted) at sc a pair.
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A Right view

The following telegram from Wash
ington, under the caption, Capt.
Bridges Little job" is an article that
looks in the right direction. Whose
business is it if the Captain does ac-
cept q small clerkship:
Washington, d. c., June Capt
l.. l.. Bridges, of Sedalia, Mo-, has
accepted the little pace provided for
him by Secretary Noble, in assistant
Secretary George H. Shields Office.
His place is officially known as law
clerkship and the salary is 81, 1000
a year. Among the republicans of
Missouri Bridges is much bigger man
than Noble, and consequently his
friends here are astonished because
he accepted the little pace rendered
him. Bridges, however, understands
his business, and is not inclined to dis
cuss his affairs with anybody.-Mar-
shall Democrat.News.
AND A WRONG VIEW.
Its somewhat humiliating to our
state pride to learn that Capt. L. L.
Bridges, the orator and statesman of
Sedalia, has been put off by the ad.
ministratiop with q clerkship in the
law department. Capt. Bridges de-
serves as good thing as the admins
tration had at its disposal as one of
the leading republicans of the state,
and common clerkship, il far be-
meath what his friends expected for
him.-Tipton Times.
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Rev. Martin, of Sedalia, has been
engaged by the Warsaw Christian
congregation to preach at Warsaw.
Warsaw Enterprise.
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About rs Beaded WraOs

at your own price, or almost given
away. Bring 50 90 and geta Daisy
all silk lined, nicely beaded On Gros
Grain Silk worth twice the price.
Look out for our sale on Silk Sun
Shades and Psrasols, Fans, Rushings,
Handkerchief etc.
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Twenty-Five pieces double width
Dress Goods in light colors at 16a
cents per yard, assorted colors and
figures. Attend our clearing sale this
week, bring your friends.
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MesseT|y { Meusehke
NO. 232,
NV. Cor.0li0alq Third Sis.

N. B.-Our store will be open till
8 o'clock every night after this date,
"rain or shine"
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Monuments and Tombstones-

Clay & Heynen have larger stock than
ever to select from at your cwn price.
North OHIO street. s1w1t
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AIssOULA MELANGE.
Items Concsrning People and AAhirs oi
the City and County.

Items Concerning People and AAhirs ol
the City and County.
AIssouLA, Oct. q. - Especial = Prof.
Bracht, Of Fort Custer, has arrived TO taxa
the leadership Of the Twenty fifth infantry
band at Fort Nissoula
It - rumored that the nav Boston Realty
block just completed on Higgins avenue
il to b used - IN European hotel.
The funeral OF the late Francis n. Jon
kins Monday was largely attended. Il oc-
CURED from the residence Of Hon. Thos. C.
AarshaM The Missouls bar and Masonic
fraturnity turned ont in . body.
y. u. Ogden, manager Of The electric
light works. left for Chicago Monday 70
purchase an entire now OUTFIT for the nev
plant which u now in the courss OF con-
structson ON the island.
The Northern Pacific, Idaho ana Mos
tanA fIacer Mining company have oloeed
down operations Ter the season. The oom-
pany own ssveSal placer clafmsin the Clear
Water country. and this year theee oiaima
paid $l0 Per day 70 the man. N
At tho coming election pgoposition N n,
- submitted to tie yotsrs az Ninnula
county auth0rixinG Q loan Of 1100 0m r. ~
porpoos q building ~ oouyt 49,. n
= lndaestood tat H 1i1eee Pa vellsv
- 9poan4 thae h - event 6 - divioiaa
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS

blOOhSs
N-v ~. 90 40
!. r.w 1ohA, oo' <o.,Dar suvei. siVo'
Copper-Neelected; lake nominal
There was very little stock market to-day out
slue oI rev ieaoers, = transactions in them,
while not as large as usual Of Late rolled up re-
spectacle volume of business at almost steadily
and Il was hsmmers1 dow rs aa e sne leaaer
dency to the general t. The street v.s fali Of
astory that the Union Pacific was the asgre j ,or
IA ne" uAMeulty IN the west ana that stock was
knocked on IA Ier cent None of the active
shares displayed any recuperatixa mower md
f;n.l ,,r;coa ~ ~ -. 49,, = ~ 1, -l1.. -
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poa sA1n.
, $780, e Asq.s 81 Firth sysnn. nsss Bssttis
"a :. i sSpc sss ~ ;ial ss
leis,res@ ssioE No. sqsnse los on Broadway;
49, sasp ~, saCee e 80 -. l0p sr cont
- 8 ::s ssl.ao. e -. g - 80: -
anes On cav t.sns. 70 ~ cent.
ssynp1soom name hSsss u Lceksy addition
thira in s;Sht sn1 y; fs, c1c oas1s one,
peME i csnt -. g..
avsnna rsrt1v n? nGcss aSst 81 rs q Msd,sor
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g ga g lo0 -: b.sas: one sssr. % psf can't:
s'ssSst s,s ssilas shsd .t.bis -; $500
6ix-room houes on RS~SiS c, ~ ~ CSSns; :,
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Electric motor nsan, plenty q closets. water n
nGI. s1o z.sHs snse.: 80. SsV. ~
st;est sl.,oa staIbi:, -. 81, 5000 80
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.s sf sem sn hs s.. s. Lssa addition
Furnished s-room houss on 1 IsWTenoe strsst.
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DEAoCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.

Inc democratic state central COMMITTEES
has made the following assignments o,
speakers:
Hon. ". w. Dixon
GaANT1, Wednesday, October q.
nrLapssg1a, Thursday, October 50.
DxER Lopez, Saturday, November /.
buTTE, Monday. November s.
Hon. ". 7. Pemberto.-
GRAN1TE. Wednesday. Oct. o.
PMLPsBURa, Thursday, Got. 80.
ElLIsroN, Friday, Oct. 81.
DEER LODGE. Saturday, Nov. l.
Hon. +. G. Bach
MARTINsDALE, Friday, Oct. 81.
CASTLE, Saturday, Nov. l.
GREAT FALLS, Monday, Nov, 8
Hon. r. b. Smith,
CHINOOK, Wednesday, Oct. g.
FoRr BxNToN. Thursday, Oct, 50.
CHorrAu, Friday, Oct. 81.
SAND CouLEE, Saturday, Nov. I.
GREAT FALLS, Monday. Nov. &
Hon. ". d. HUI
GaEAr Falls. Wednesday. Oct. "a
BENTON, Thursday, Got. SO.
GLASGOW. Friday, Oct. 81.
Hon. A. 81. Nelson
LAuRM, Wednesday, OCT. q.
ENNIS. Thursday. Oct. 30.
RED BLUFF, Friday, OCT. 81.
Pony, Saturday. Nov. l.
Hon. Stephen Dewolfe-
THREE Forks, Friday, Oct. 81.
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= n. EleyA-Jsnss, Atlas uasek.
DAn0AINn.

'front.', &2,6oO. -
80 lest, oeense Of Laurel and Chofea1 etrceta.
Hgndtcate addition, north front, 80.
- Ssst CORNER Of Jocelyn and WiIdae stxoeea.
100. eyndicaAe addition. 80
20 fest. Syndicate addition, $4,000 Eaey terrns
0 feet Syndicate addition. S1ooa
~ tooe on Helena Avonue, fronting north = ~
~ 6est On Helens avsnue. fronti1g eo1th, 1S.6o0
13eoJ 1eet ON the easE do. nsae ~ fSiirrsd
Property on lower Nain stzsst suit.hle L. I'm.
,ediaes tmprovsaasnt. peics and tsenns anon a.
a6lo figures. -
Los e u eyndioats additsn. large Ut fRm
Iots n IT, Anna edition, M b SIs.
hot. 80 --r-'-''v - "
Lots in Ho4sl park. prise a.A tsrns a so,pH.
cation. - - WILL
J. LaFos Nst q aeess inesAs - ssAulAs - az,
limits q seaeeaASSo pglooA -
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whs.lsr. Word , Co.'S Lis.

200 fest in Amss addition, III psv foot, i
100 fest in n. +. addition, Sl2 per foot.
20 test ON MadisOn avenue for 327e0
3S fsst N Ni1g addition a, Sls Res fces;
90 feet on Shiland street for $1,000.
Lots in Mclean Park SIS each, SO coeh and -
per week. 90 -
ACRES.
n aerss near Rroadwatsr Hotsl q aSQo ~
acre.
HOUSES.
Residence IN Hanssr addition, $4,000.
keeiuenoo In Bradford adaifion S&0l0.
no. ~ = $500 -1>A'' = -
Residenos N Haaestt addition, &2soo.
Residence II Hyndioato addifion llO0n.
WHEELER, WORD 8 Co. s
- and II Geld Hlock, Helana.
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Arr few de1s' use viii permansutly rsruov.
81 nleeches. 1elss, Pimples and 1feekles. 40.
e0ncanS a eeeaAatno1y Beautiful Co3nlsxion
ense sha3as Tie Po VI powder and ereems.
Na9Aats! psrtecty ha.nlsA 6sld 81 III lssd.
~ dfSes1sts = p Per bex q - Wafsfa
tell1nie teI Al female irregularities. Price =
p! eox. eent p, mail (sso1Eel On reoeis1 g
RnoA Wasmoted - eo1tain - sA1hnW" q
"RAAnyroyal"
TnmMn 4 Co. . Chanhsss g., Nsv York.
H Il 1hfuAaA : c.. 0ale 49, 1a50a,
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The Oldest Most Successful,
and Only Reliable San
Francisco Specialists, Sur
geonS and Physicians,

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:, - 9,
der Ireatm mt IN San FRANCISCO ana On
tia p.c;f,c ro..t for Tho fo,,ovinO Uis.
ssA0 SOAAAC NUdu9 Ao1 VA10 AOAVW1uo
eases are now in Butte City.
All raon;r;no arrart r,af1ical m sunci.
oAPo ~ Al0s..oe. y
cal services can be treated by the groat
p.o;A, rs...A n.a4. n,,%+.
!. .onAo SoSsC 00cUOlS nov - 1s'tU0
lily without having to visit San Fran
cisco.
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. = G41.1snco 20 AieO!e WoE.o Dieponss1y
u. roadway, COZ. Main.
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~ nebS Co. are regular sradaeso 2
eaaiclne and surgery end special psaettttonss
s snS ~ the states of Missouri Calforni
private diseases fwAethsr caused b. imprudenca
ios 1892 OF contastonA seminal weaknsss. nagns
asrySus debility lloss q nerve foroe assssss q
~ plooA 1syphtlis, gonnorrhOea. gleot and stri0
earey cured. Durable cases guaranteed or moneg
to10noed. Charges low Thousands OF caeeo
0QtSd. All medicines aro especially prepared e01