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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The BAzoo is authorized to announce
Joseph s. Hughes as q candidate for treas
urer of Peuis county, subject to the action
of the democratic party.
The 3Azoo is authorized to announce J.
p. Kemp SIS "a candidate for sheriff OF
Pettis county, subject to the action OF
the democratic party.
The BAzoo is authorized to announce j.
A. Bowers as a candidate for sheriff OF
Pettis county, subject to the action OF the
democratic party.
The BAzoo is authorized to announce }.
s. Ritenour as candidate for county clerk
subject to the decision OF the democratic
party,
The BAzoo is authorised to announce
J. ii. Pilkington..ss a..candidate for'recorder
of Pettis county, subject to the sction OF
the democratic party.
The BAzoo lie authorized to announce
Aug. T. Fleischmenn as a candidate for
treasurer of Pettis county, subject to the
action of the democatic party.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06
Tne Soldier Boys.

"The boys are getting along excel
lently we'll in the drill AMI rapidly &C.
quiring proficiency in the manual.
They have only bad their guns to use
twice but it will be buta short time un-
til the company will MAKE creditable
showing" Thus spoke Capt. Demuth
of The Sedalia Rifles to the BAzoo
few evenings since. Continuing the
Captain said; "the attendsnce Uf the
boys at drill is excep iopally good.
Out Of a membership of 20 or lit lie
moore they average about so On each
meeting night and the interest taken
is all that could be desired. When
the work on the streets is pretty we
along we will drill in the evenings
outside, when better opportunities
will be given, than the crsmped quar-.
ers afford" The Captain expects that
! squad of the "Rifes" will attend the
military encampment at Kansas City
lext month and that if they drill they
vii make good showing.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.
A Big Undertaking.

at is a much greater undertaking
than was thought" said Mr.. j. G..
Pringey of Marshall, to the BAzoo
yesterday. The remark was in refer.
ence to making a transcript for the
census department of the recorded
Indebtedness of the counties, as re.
quired under the new law. Mr.
Pringey has charge of collecting this
data in tie Sixth Congressional Dis
trict and il arranging to get the
Pettis county work under way. All
the deeds and mortgages on the re-
corders books have to be gone
gone through with and the amounts
taken of aud transmitted to Wash.
ington headquarters. 1t was never
in any previous census.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06

Edward w. Logsdon was brought
before Squire Fisher yesterday for
preliminary hearing on the charge oil
embezzling money belonging to the
sewing machine company by which he
was employed. He entered plea of
not guilty and was placed under a
$500 bond.
In the case of the state VS.. David
r. Sink, charged with selling mort
gsged property, a plea of guilty vas
entered and the justice placed his fine
at $3.50 and costs, amounting to
about s22.
Wesley Perry was before His Hon
or for disturbing the peace. Wesley
positively affirmed he was not guilty,
but after trial the Judge thought diff
ferently and fined him So.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
Considerable Business Trans
acted at Yesterdays
Meeting.

The Pettis County Democratic Gen.
trail committee met in the county
court room yesterday afternoon. The
following committeeman we're present:
w. II. Emmerson, Lamonte Benz.
Porter, Beamau; G. w. McInish,
proxy for l.. III. Duriey, Hughesville;
w. NJ. Collins proxy for c. W
Denney, Green Ridge; R. NJ. Scot.
ten, Sedalia; NJ. DOherty, Windsor ;
o. A. Stein, Dresden D. Dom
ahoe. DumpvilIe; E. Banner,
Bahner; F. G. Hayman Hous.
tonia; 6. p. B. jackson, Soda
liza Edward Hurley, Sedalia Robert
Walker, Soda ia; VIM. Hoffman, also
proxy for E. F. Scotch, Longwood
and d. j. Ally, Smithton.
1t was decided to call a convention
in each township on May "a to elect
delegates to the county convention, to
select delegates to the state conven-
ton to be held in Sedslia Nav 26.
Primary elections will be held in
each township ON the first Saturday in
August from 2 tot o'clock p. m to
nominate county officers. The CEN
trail committee of each township to
appoint two judges and two clerks.
In the city of Sedalia the committee
to appoint as many as may be re-
quirtd by law. The judges she'll GER
tify and return the votes to the
chairman of the central committee
on or before the Tuesday following,
The central committee shall then
meet on that day and cast up the
votes and declare the result. They
will also elect a committeeman in
each township, and three in Sedalia
at the primsry election.
TIE candidates receiving the high
est number of votes shall be declared
elected. The qualifications of the
voters at the primary election shall be
left to the judges.
Mr.. r. H. Gray was then elected
assistant secretary, as Secretary Scot
ten stated that he could not attend
all the meetings of the committee.
The committee adjourned to meet
at the call of the chairman.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06

What came near being The chron-
icling of an accidental death, hap
pened to w. w. Wallen. On Friday
night. Mr.. Wallep, who is clerk In
the auditors department of the NJ,
K. & T., on retiring for the night,
took by mistake a dose of laudanum
from phial in his room, but immedi-
ately discovered his terrible error.
He called to friends and by the most
vigorous efforts the effects Of the dead
ly drug were stayed, but he YVES left
in a very weak condition, He was
able to be out yesterday but will rest
from work for q few DAYS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06

G. w. Woman, the poultry man !,
shipped from Appleton City Tuesday
morning. seventy five dozen, or nine
hundred head of chickens, turkeys
and ducks, representing several huE-
dred dollars in cash placed in circula'
ton among the farming community.
These shipments are made every two
weeks ard poultry raising is rapidly
becoming Ole oftbe best paying ofths
many industries carried on In this.
country and each year will grow
greater. Nothing grows into money
quicker than a cbicken.-Appletop
City Journal.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas James Burton and Emily Bur.
ton, his wife, by q certain deed of trust,
dated 9th day of October, 1884, and duly
recorded in the recorders Office in Psttis
county aud state of Missouri in deed OF,
trust and mortgage record book %. pages
332 and 1913, Conveyed to the undersigned
trustee the following described real estate,
namely: Commencing at q point on the
south line Of lot B. 10 Ritter's addition to
the city of Sedalia, Pettis county, Missouri,
three hundred and thirty feet east of the
southwest corner of said lot b, running
thence north ninety coy feet, thence east
one hundred and txenty-eight (l2S) feet,
thence south to the north line of the right
of way of the M, K. & T. Railway company,
thence in Q southwesterly direction along
the north line of said railway company to
the west line first mentioned in this des-
which said conveyance was made
in trust to secure the payment of negosi.
able promissory note in said deed fully
and whereas said note has be-
come due and default has been made in
the payment of the same, now therefore, ut
The request of the legal holder of said nots
and 10 pursuance of the terms of said trust
Heed, public notice is hereby given, taat
he undersigned trustee will on
FRIDAY THE 9Th DAY OF JUNE
1890.
,etweeu the hours of 10 o'clock forenoon
md B o'clock afternoon of that day, at The
rest door of the court house in the county
( Pettis, Missouri, proceed to sell the
bove described property at public vendue.
o the highest bidder for cash to pay said
ote remaining unpaid and the cost and
xpense of executing the trust
WA. s. SHrRK.
oHos Trustee
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06
A GPeAt Show

McCabe aud Young's minstrels gave
a splendid enterta nment to a large
audience at Woods Opera House last
night. 1t was a continuous uproar of
merriment from the raising of the cur.
tain until it went down in the lest
act. To attempt to specialize on the
performance of the different members
of the company would be out of the
question, they all did 80 well. Stuff
cient to say that it is a troupe first
class in every particular and that
their Sedalia audience appreciated
their efforts made to smuse, in fullest
degree. The brass band in connec-
ted with the company is an especially
good one.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06

The Best Salve in the world for Cut
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaius
Corns, and all Skin Eruplions, aud posi-.
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. II
js guaranieedto give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents Der
box. For sale BY Mertz & Hale.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip bottle Of Syr-
up of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and
eiectually on the kidneys. liver and bow.
els, preventing fevers, headaches and other
forms of sickness. For sale in Soc and 81
bottles BY all leading druggists.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06

-Atchison Globe: 1t makes no
difference what mans first impulse
is in an argument with a woman; his
last is to run.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-06

Judge Halsteads matinee was not
nearly so extensive Yesterday MORN
ing as the day previously, but two
cases being on the state.
William Preston, a young man evil
DENLY of neat tastes, was found dur
ing Friday night, by Officers Gossage
and Scally, comfortably enjoying
slumber in box car near the Ohio
street crossing. William had dis
roted and carefully hung his garments
on nails in the car. As the ledger
had been put to considerable trouble
in arranging his couch, the Judge
thought $1,000 would be sufficient.
He Tigers.
Frank Couthley, toured from st.
Louis, reclining on the trucks of a car
on the early morning train yesterday,
and 30 fonnd by Officer Scslly.
Late hours was the charge sgainst
him and as he could not satisfactorily
explain his visit be will be fined So.
worth of work for the city.
Protest.
The Sedalia butchers as a rule pro-
test against the Armour Packing Co.,
of Kansas City, shipping meat into
the city. They say the farmers will
be greatly injured, as the meat they
now sell is bought directly from the
raisers hereabou,s. They can buy cat
tie on foot for the same they have to
pay Armour, and have hide aui tai
low over. The Kansas City meat is
kille1 several days before being shipped
and Consequently is not as fresh as
that furnished by local butchers.
They of course, cannot prevent the
"Big Four" from selling their meat
in the Sedalia market, but they do
ask the citizens of Sedalia to patronize
the home institutions and assist the
men who pay taxes to keep up the
city and pave the streets.
F. b. Mey er q Bro. Will Bald q Fine
Bdsness House.
Among the projected improvements
In the city, during the Summer. is a
magnificent three story, stone front,
double business house, to be erected
by Frank B. Meyer & Bro. The To-
cation is on the south side of Third
street, between Ohio and Ossgs
streets. Speaking of the new build
ing, Mr.. Frank Meyers said they were
only waiting to close with a suitable
tenant and that they proposed to
build to suit the occupant. Just
when work would commence he was
not sure of, but it will not be delay
ed LONG.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
JUDGMENT REVERSED.
A Jury In Justice Nesifalls CeuTi Sale
cnrtiss Was rot Guilty.

A Jury Ia Justice Wsstfalis ceuTt Said
cnTtiss Uas ROT Guilty.
The verdict rendered by publieopinion
in the case 0. the People vs.. henry j..
Curtiss, was reversed in Justice West
falls court OF appeal Yesterday.
On the sth day of this month Mrs.
Viola Curtiss, OF Tyrone. came TO town
with one of those black eyes which cali
oct storms Of indignation from be-
holders. She said her husband did The
blacklng, and asked for g warrant for
his arrest. He was brought TO town
and lodged in jail. Yesterday ils trial
came of, and the true story came out.
the jury believed thnt part OF The evl-
dence which made the woman the ag-
gressor. She called HIM a son OF gun
all except a little Change IN the word
gun, poured a cup OF scalaing tea
down MS neck, threw over him a p2l
OF water 10 cool off the lea, hit hlm
over the head with toe PAL 10 dry of
the water and put him in jail 10 keep
nm from catching cold n bis head &.
That he had given her something Of a
humping the jury felt very sorry
about, but did not feel Ike convicting
the man under the circumstances. The
first ballot stood "both guilty." but a
little discussion OF the testimony
brought the verdict around 10 not
guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
THE DEMOCRATS.
They Will Meet in State Convention
September 10.

They Will Meet in State Convention
September 10.
The official call for the State Demo-
cratic Convention hasbeen issued. That
dignified body Will meet in Hartman's
Hall on Wednesday, September 10, to
nominate State officers, including one
Justice of the Supreme Court. to elect
State Central Committee and to per-
form such otler business as commonly
COMES before such bodies.
The representation OF the counties
will be according TO the number OF votes
cast for governor at the last general
election. There will be one delegate
for each 500 votes cast and one for the
odd fraction of 500if it be equal 20 one
half. But each county will be owed
at least two delegates.
Each Congressional district will nomi-
nate to the convention two members of
the State Central Committee, ane vice
president of the convention, and one
member for each OF the committees OH
credentials, permanent organization
and order of business and resolutions.
The caucuses for the selection of these
committee members will meet at 10
O'Clock a. II. on the day OF the conven-
ton.
The total Membership will be 955. of
which los will be from the Fifth Con-
gTessIOnal district. The Congressional
constituency Is made up as follows:
Kent. %; Allegan, p; Ionia, Il; Otta
va, l..
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

tsisnts, wE.eh adloin tie n''lsa ito~.
"A = Spr.nzs. ones ths tzycrLe resort
- 0el. Carried
TIE Misses Jesse and Christine WI
s'sn started Tor hil.sdals ses-efc~y' -
*ls-t relatives and tTi~ncs-
MIS-. Frank ssnsoBcs 4nd son CnAaneey
MI start tor Ccla44ter s--ot1J -
fisAs relatives and fTlsods
Mss Agues Mcintyre and Ms A q
3i4se1 aaFe gone ~ Boston @l-l 10 ss1-
sAofe - sPsud several seeAs-
Attorney Waiter Hughes has gone
nortn wlth tie procession. he vi
spend tortagn moFe or less
Art Davidson lelL for Ch.csg 90 lasl
eyening, % make i hls future BONE.
Ills wife wlA follow "a teH days.
ATs. Wan. D.ekensheets and son are
guests lCF feN Gays u Der daughter,
Mrs II. J. kleUoFn, OF Alen.g4A-st-
L. NJ. Radclltt. Of RAdeAn 4 Holt.
ard MS brother N. ". kadclla, have
gore on : business ard pleasure TIP -
Chicago.
Miss Rachel Bryant. Of Detroit. who
has been visiting her SISTER, Mrs. a. {.
BiauFelgs Ot 1hOn4s-st-, leaTes today
-oT home.
Mrs. J.. Z. FeldneE and her sisters
nlsses May, Ethel and GLADYS NOgden
have gone 10 Rlpon, Ms, tOg tAei.
summers outing.
Prof. ". L. Knowles left yesterday
for weeks vacation visiting friends al
Holland, and Tust.cGung aud sketcnius
at Ottawa Beach.
Mrs. Harvey 3. Holmes, who has been
visiting Miss Hattie B.Ode, formerly a
schOOlmate at Milwaukee Couegs, has
returned from Milwaukee.
Mrs. James Robertson, of Jefferson.
ave, will leave next Monday Tor Sho-
nOmlsh. Wash, Tor a two months visit
Hlta ner sister whO resides there.
Geo. Nye. Henry Crow, Jr., Harry
SMITH and Geo. MunrOe, who have been
Camping down the rNer, returned yes
terday. The boys say they had splen.
did time.
c. II. Pelton is at Petoskey, where he
Will superintsnd the construction OF a
now building for the Armstrong Manu-
tacturOg Company, or which he has
the contract.
Charles L. Lawton, of 269 Jefferson.
sOn-si., has gone back 70 his Old busl-
ness OF travelling. lie mas just returned
from the first trip lie mas made since
eight years aaO.
W. r. Cation, of this city, formerly
chief IN the mailbag repair shop OF thc
post-oitice, Is IN Washington, looking
after that appointment again. IL ap-
pears that he left the Republicans and
joined the Prohibs, but has gone back
70 the Old party again.
W. c. Wurster, of the Fifth National
Bank, didn't start for Ohio Wednesday
evening, because, strange 10 say, thl
tram started without waiting for HIM
lie left yesterday morning, however. 70
spend a week at Ottawa BeacA and
about week with his parents in Ohio.
Biaine's reply to Gladstone, in PAM
phlet form, twenty-five pages, two cents
49, h..t
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19

eenas Near kalnias tae "a1 faSS1
B@siaSss fa Thls C.1y.


TIE wall paper baslDess came near
beng ruined 10 this cry for haudfea
years 70 come yesterday, according 70
The s.ery told BY HeneyJ J. Heystek last
night.
Yesterday afternoon the insurance
eompzn "a took possession Of the runs
Of Harvey & Hsyssek's store house on
Campau-st., when Was DESTROYED ey
fge fe. days ago. The remains OF
loo,e coo rolls Of val paper we're Jagged
oOt 70 the Sidewalk. and soOn 4 etoNd
OF eltzens gathered aboat. Each bun
die contained about hfky rolls q paper,
and the Insurance ageats commenced
selling OF tie bundles AZ 2 cents s1cA.
MAay of them wers 0niy slightly dam
aged, ana tee people begSn gOooling
llem up ike wsld ire. IEe agents
were dong = rushing business.
In.s hsa Continued FOR = short liine
when Hevsteck was seen 10 round a
ueighbs3ring corner. He Immediately
called tue insurance agents 10 one side
ana entered into a e0nndsni.4l conver-
-Ata-tAA- -|A-Attt@ N-ttN tt.AtN az @---~-N
ticker, agreeing 70 pay ito !of al the
paper that renlaibsd. TIE people were
there Tor buying purposes, and when
/ told .hat the sale was of for The cay
they departed with some reluctance.
"What viii you do with the paper ~
Mr. Heystek was asked.
do with IL Why, ! guess nobody
viii 90 anything with It now, Tor !
hired a dray, had il caried 10 the lslsnd
and i now lays IA ashes. Another llt-
| tie incident occurred with taat wall
paper that fairly makes me shudder
when think OF :. There is woman,
| who lives snort distance from the city,
who has been one Of our best custom
| ers. She owns a number of houses and
buys 500 worth OF wall paper every
year. Yesterday she called at the
store. and one Of the clerks very fool
ishly informed her Of now cheap they
were selling paper at the fire. She few
or; OF the store and down TO the sale,
and / Will bet, we don't get any more
ccstom from her in ten years"
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
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sses1sa prlstlz4-iY oecz-ls aa@s1sf q fc4-ad
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szsiss .a1 Great Erlr-la-
fe1s-fa.s irtegeE-slcs q E1snOs Ayres pro
eiallle1
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asas
ss,4-Fhs sl4nish ilSslrrectio1 triglA1east: 70
elrtars fsrlnesi = 1es Amin lstr2s-oa jay a.
isss -l-siEa.l ex4ortei Ia sL4-l4as g ara s.b-
saqaeutiY l,of s@eaz1s dlet&tgr - azLas %
king y. earllai1.
islI-C 4DEaFe q JQaa Asrgza's Fai1srs zs sssf
Bnrioa Lsl2a1 o.
tss1-l ra1cs dscare1 s4r Against Prussia In
xlaad 4ad TIE pore al1snpted % preSeGt kos-
Valles. oLG Tie former proclaimed ns-tr-l.ty
Tia EEeacl army s.sElc1re1 3l-.J11 s1Sa ELss
Sge1Elzed. lhs FFl1szla1 4Q0o0
Ell zrsEell % tie stzSe ot Mario. famous
opera anger
is77-Ths Rlss.ans reVulsed oy ras Turks .E
F.egLsl BiLh EeaFy loss
fss7-g ria5 CgOcker. tae Oldest Ss~ Engi4ad
publ.sasr. died aged 81
ts6s-Deaia d Ed@aFd Pzyson Eoe. American
E1Fsllst. aSsn 81
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
PECULIAR DOCUMENTS.
They illustrate the Poverty That VI us
Exist in Grand Rapids.

They illustrate the Poverty That NJ uss
Exist in Grand Rapids.
Some peculiar documents are filed
in the city clerks Office, and oftimes
they illustrate the poverty that must
exist IN Grand Rapids.
Twelve dollars TO many would seem
a paltry sum, while Others a re willing
to rsl, all they have IN the world for
that amount.
Only Sl2, and vet this is the sum for
which a family in this city mortgaged
their entire household furniture yes
terday. 1t would seem incredible to
many.
IL was late IN the afternoon when g
man stepped into the city clerk g office,
handed :. paper 10 Deputy Clerk Wurz-
burg, paid fee and went away. The
paper was stamped, recorded and then
put in the hle box among IL dozen
others. There will remain until some
future date, and none can tell what
misery 1t may yet cause.
This paper was q chattei mortgage ex-
ecuted by husband and wife in favor
OF Thomas & Terrill, real estate agents.
The contents showed that the following
articles of furniture secured a loan OF
Sl2: Three walnut pieces, one bed
room set, one Singer sewing machine,
one COOK stove, one parior stove, a mat
tress, bed spring, ten cane bottom
chairs, two cane-seat rockers, and In
fact all the furniture at their home.
Who could furnish homestead fer
sl2? THIS question could not easily be
answered. Perhaps the furniture on
which this mortgage has been placed
has taken years OF toll TO accumulate.
McKinley's speech on the New Tariff
Pilf 2o Dn0os in ,1aunna let form, at the
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-19
MRS. MAGGIE VAN COTT.
Another Large Audience Convened at the
Ames Church.

Another Large Audience Convened At the
Ames Church.
Another great audience congregated
to listen to a great sermon delivered
last evening in the Ames Methodist
Church by Mrs. Maggie Van Cott, the
evangelist. The interest in Mrs. Van
Colts meetings was good at the begin
ing, and has been increasing with each
succeeding service.
Many were obliged TO stand at last
evenings meeting, Notwithstanding ex-
ira seats had been provided. The sub
lect o. the sermon might be named,
.'PcrditiOu ana salvation" The awIu4
state OF the tanned was depicted with
terrible y!v.dns8s. ''And 90 you really
believe that the lost are burned IL
lake of tire and birthstone! | reply
that the Lo-d's language was
as tame as could be used to
describe 50 prodIgous a perdltion
As tlat into wnich the SHINING sOul g
plunged" The preacher expressed.
however, the teiief that the BiDe uses
q material figure TO express q more ter
rio.e sr.ritual reality. Ihe hrs % hell
enc thinks 70 be the TemOrse OF con
srience, She consciousness OF 81 dark
nes. winch may be- teit, ana .he sense
Of isolation and Abandonment which
VIII torment the soui cverlastnCly.
The glory OF the redeemed ln Hedven
was an eEaitston Ct fancy superb.
Ers. NaHCott's oTat0ry is surely mas
cuhue iu power and Versatility. The
audience lsst evening was eatranced ~
her persuaaveness. After tAe sermon,
the usual prayers and sup9hcsSions
were offered, sud many hearts were
TUNED.