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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-20

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on A MIDNIGHT TRAIN.

Two stalwart cattle drover men were com
Jog from the west
One wore a suit of corduroys, and boil
alike were dresi,
Save that Michael wore a Derby and limo
thy cap,
When both stretched out their cowhids
boots to take little nap.
Upon one drover's shoulder lay a 1.-the
some whsleboDe whip;
The other laid one hand upon pocket al
his hip,
Not without some slight suspicion they
closed their sleepy eyes,
Expectant Of emergency and urgent OF
surprise.
Soon laddybu from Buckinton, quite
eager for a scrap,
Saw the gentle cattle drover men a-takIng
If their nap;
Thy seemed TO suit his farcy well, both
as 10 tine aud place,
And Ike trus-born lug. er, he resolved
TO set the pee.
Now, like great Comanche brave, he
shouted with bis might;
Before the echo answered he had Landed
with his right
Upon one drover's countenance; then, with
redoublel h+ft.
He countered ON his Iel'o with bis more
than wicked left.
The waking of tie drovers men was stimuli
taneous;
Their speech, in rhythmic measure, isn't
proper 20 discuss
II had q deep cerulean hue, but quite an
other smell,
For which there is proper word. but sheol
will do as well.
Up sprapg the stslworth drover men, the
whip was in the air,
Grasped in one hand, the other held
shock of slugger's hair;
And then the other drover man drew some
thing from his hip
That has sharper snap and or ok than
ever had a whip.
Then cried the s;alwart drover man who
hell the barker" Tim,
Hould on At vance, for don't yez see I've
got the dhrop on him ?"
Tim broke his hold, and quickly then
turned white and wan aud red
The Str. he saw expressed to MIN relation
ship with lead.
Down came the whip, the barker. too, fell
lifeless by the side
Of him who had TO Timothy with some
vehemence cried.
Tim looked at Mike and Mike at Tim,
with more thaa consciou, sham,
Then both exclaimed. rs with one voicei
"Be dad, we've dreamtht the same 2"
w. s. SNYDER
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McElree's Wine of caFdul

and THEDFORD'S BLACK DRAUGHT are
for sale by the following merchants in
Sedalia.
August T. Fleisehman.
w. E. Bard.
Meriz & Hale.
o. w. Smith.
NGREEs RIDGE
c. w. Leabo.
J. S. Ream & Son.
W. E Crawford.
BEAMAN.
Drisskell Bros
DUMPvILDE.
Andrew Stand.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers Castoria.

Points 10 be Remembered.
Don't find fault.
Don't contradict people, even if
you're sure you are right.
Don't be inquisitive about the affairs
Of even your most intimate friends.
Don't undrate anything because
you don't possess it.
Don't believe that everybody else
in the word ia happier than you.
Don't conclude that you have never
had any oppol tunities in life.
Don't believe all the evil you hear.
Don't repeat gossip, even fit does
interest a crowd.
Don't 60 untidy on the plea that
everybody knows you.
Don't be rude to your interiors in
social position.
Don't over or underdress.
Don't express positive opinion un.
less you perfectly understand what
you are talking about.
Don't get in the habit of vulgariz.
ing life by making light of the senti
ment of it.
Don't jeer at anybodys religion;
belief.
Don't try to be anything else but 6
gentlewoman-and that means a wo
man who has consideration for th'
wide world and whose life is governed
by the Golden Rule. "Do untt
others as you would be done by
Ladies' Home Journal.
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Shot d White Car.

Rockport, Ind, May 13.-Last
night party of masked men went to
the house of James Atwood, ia Luce
tow ship, wi h the intention of white
Gaping him. Atwood heard of the
a rIpgem mt and when they tried 10
force IN entrau,e to his home he
opened fire with shotgun, most of
the loal taking effect in the body Of
VIM. Miller, a neighboring farmer.
Two Of the Others also rec ived few
shots. but escaped.
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A Youthful Murderer Convieted.

San Antonio, Tex. May Is Yes.
terday in the Tbirty-seventh district
court Tony Wilson was tried for the
murder of Robert Mills. Lite last
night the jury brought a verdict of
guilty, and assessing the punisbmentat
ten years in the penitentiary. VIII
son is a negro, and is but II years
old. Mills, his second victim, was
stabbed to death with pocket knife.
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A Fish Story,

Marion, Ind May 13.-At Sway
zee tbs morning the residents were
catching FISH out of the pools and pud-
dies made by last nights terrific rain.
Later when the water sank into the
ground, sunfish and sinners by the
thousand s.rewed the ground. There
Is no stream within four miles Of
Swsyzee, and the theory is that the
fish were caught up by whirlwind and
deposited where they were found.
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CastoFia.

Marie Bashkirtseff's mother still
wears the deepest mourning for her,
although Marie has been dead FIVE
years. The sensitive artist-poet child
is buried in the Russian burrying
ground in Paris, in q large chapel in
the Byzantine style of architecture !;
a noble sarcophsgus of white Carrara
marble has just been completed for
the tomb.
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How Matches are wade.

ine operation OF m' KING matches
from a pine peg may be divided into
four heads, VIZ, prepaI ing the splin 5,
dipping the matches. box mako g and
filling. When he timber is brought
into be cutting room of The fact ny il
is seiz, d upon by gang of m, N, who
place IT before a circular saw, where ii
Is cut in bl cks ID iuches long,
VIII en- Is the |. myth of seven matches.
1t is then freed of its bark al d taken
to the turning lathe, where, bv mems
of a special form Of fixed cut ing ia,
running its entire length, a crntin-
uOus tot, the thickness of The match
is cut Fl.
As the block revOlves AMI dec.eas t S
in d am t-r. the XII advances. an /
a baud of veneer ofuuiform thickness
is obtained A the veneer rolls oil
the kIife it is met By eight small
knives viii b cut il in:o sven ssp,r-
ate bands. each the SIZE of a match.
By this one opera in, seven Ing
RIB ns of WI q, each the length aud
thickuess Uf mach, are Obtaine1.
These IRE then broken into pieces six
feet long, thu knOt'y parts r-moved
and thy sre then fe into machine
which looks and acts like q straw
chopper, which cuts them into single
MATCHES. The machine eats 80
bands at the same time. and a me-
cbanictl device pushes them forws I'd
the thickness of a match at each
stroke of the cutter. This little ma
chine with its one sharp knife can cut
over 10. 600, 600 matches a day.
From the cutting room the splints
are taken to the dry room, where they
are placei in revolving drums, which
aosorbs all The mnisture the splIDts
may contain. They are then pre-
pared for the dipping process, which
Is a very important operation, as each
spl mt must have sufficient space to be
fully coated snd yet Lot placed so
close to the others a. to cau>e the mix
tu u clot the heads Of The other
splints. To do this they are placed
und an ingenious y CONSTRUCTED ma
chine, which seems II work with al
most human intelligence, AMI are
caught up and placed clrssly but a,
regular intervals in a dipping frame
These trans contain Al movable li'hs
and betw Ell each Ia b the machine
places with cock-work regularity so
splint', making over 1000 -plints in
each frame.
The heads eff the spliuts are all on
the same level and a single stteudant
at each m chine can pl,ce over one
million splints in the frame per day.
The dipping vat is a s'O:e ofmasonry.
which contains lhree square pans.
The frat pan is for heating the splin.s
so they will absorb the mixture, tn :
second contains molten paraffine in
which the poin's are dipped, AM in the
third they are coated with the igniting
composition. Over 5000. 200 match
es Can be dippid by a skillful workman
in one day. After the dipping pro-
cess the matches are dried while still
in the frames, and are then taken to
the packing room, where they are put
into boxes boxes by hand,
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What He Would DO.

SHY hi-nd,' earnestly exclaimed
the temperance lecturer, pointing a
long, quiveriDg fore6pger straight at
the covering figure of a man on the
back sat what VII you do when
you come to The end of your career
and You fluid honO-, hope, friends,
home an all th,t makes life valuable
or the future cheering IRE Iost-all
lost? Isl ?" echoed Nr. Rambo,
dimly conscious tn a question had
been addressed to him. "B' George,
I'd (hic) a'lvert;zhe!"
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A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life

1t was just an ordinary piece of wrap.
ping paper, but it saved her life. She was
in the last stages of consumption, told by
physicians that she was incursble aud
could live onlS a short time; she weighed
less than seventy pounds. On q piece OF
wrapping paper she read Of DIR. King's
New Discovery, and got sample bottle
it helped her, she bought large bottle, il
helped her more, bought another and grew
bs tier fast, continued its use and 10 now
strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing l4O
pounds. For u.ler particulars send stamp
to w. ii. Cole, Druggist, Fort Smith.
Trial bottles OF this wonderful Discovery
free at Meriz & Haie's drug store.
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elders jonah. "

E. r. Marvin, assist ant official re,
porter of the house in the last general
assembly, is announced as caudid lie
for probate judge of Pettis county.
Thu m4py ir:ends here If the Elder
hope he will meet his "Jonah" in the
figure 20" IS be did on two former
occasions when he was defeated for
nomination by majority of two
JEFF rs CITY Tribune.
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A Negro Lynched

NapoleonviIle, La, May IA
negro named Philip Williams early
last Monday morning entered the bed
room of Mrs. Thos g. Phelps just af.
ter her husband left for his plantation.
The lady awoke before the negro
reached her, and ran out screaming
for help. Williams was captured,
and last night his body dangled from
an oak tree.
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and delivering the work amounts t.
about 80 cents each week. They US
ually work eighteen or twenty hours
day in little, close rooms.-Cincin.
natl ENQUIRER.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-05-20

Nevada, Mo-, May 13.-The most
hot!y contested election ever held in
Nevada was that of to-day between
A. j. King, the regular democratic
nominee, and w. III. Robinson, the
candidate of the mugwumps and re-
publicans. The polls were opened at
sunrise and did not close till nearly Z
o'clock.
King was tonight declared elected
by the ely council by majority OF
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Charged with Murder Conspiracy.

Hopkinsville, KY, May 13.-The
examination trial of John Perkins,
colored, charged with conspiracy in
the murder of Albert Mills, whose
mutilated body was found in the river
near Bartter's Mil, in this county,
closed in this city to-day, and resulted
in his being held for further trial.
While on the witness stand Perkins
asked to get drink of water, when
he made sudden break for liberty.
He threw bis shoes off ard ran rap
idly, but was captured at last by one
of the parties out after him. The
testimony of several witnesses was
contradictory, and others will be ar
rested for completely in the murder Of
Mills, which is a mystery and one Of
the bloodiest crimes in the annals Of
Christian county.
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Convicted of Counterfeit.ng.

Paris, Tex, May 14.-George
Huddleson was tried in the Federal
court this morning for counterfeiting.
This afternoon the jury returned a
verdict of guilty. Huddleson was
called for, but while the jury was
out he skipped, as it was a foregone
conclusion that he would be convicted.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup sheult
always be used for children tsetning. i
sooths the child, softens the gums, allsyl
all pains cures wind collie, and ID the bes
rsnedy fer diarrhoes. twenty-five cents {
bottle. 9-6eoa&w1y
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Symptoms-Moisture; intense itching
and singing; most at night; worse By
scratching. II allowed to continue humors
form, which often bleed and ulcerate, BE-
coming very sore, Swayne's Ointment
tops the itching and bleeding, heals the
tumora. At druggists, or by mail, for 80
santa. Or. S9ayns 4 Son, Philadslphia
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MISSOURI NOTES.

The Lathrop crusade cases ar
set for t'ial May 20, in TIE Clinton
county circuit court.
The postoffice clerks at St. Joseph
are so busy now they don't have time
to read the postal cards.
The Carthage Daily Patriot re
sumes business at the old stand. with
Carpenter d Valentine ss publishers.
The Missouri river hiss been be
having more decently than usual thi:
spriug toward The i4rms on The Gala
Way side.
There are Isl 800 memb RS in
the Farmers and Laborers Union
In tits state, so says Sac Lectur 1
U. S. Hail.
-Congressman VIM. l.. Wilson OF
IVES Virginia will deliver the c. N
mencement address of William Jew ell
college at Liberty, June IL.
In this st t. there are 2S3 build
ing and loan associations, with al
authorized capitsl of S125. IA, 900.
Of This number st. Louis has 10.
"A large attendance is locked for
at the meeting of The Northwest Mis-
souri, Editorial Association at St.
Char es On the 22d and 23d OF May.
The Hannibal dairy company,
which has BEEN running about year,
has made an assignment. Of
course the assets are way ahead of the
liabilities.
DIR. w. A. Bennett, of Bennett's
Mill lost an old wooden safe. He
wouldn't have cared for the safe, but
there was over a thousand dollsrs of
money in it
The Carrolltoa Democrat pro-
poses to give The two MIST popular
Young ladies in Carroll county pleas
ure trip to St. Louis. Public favor
is too oft, n purchased ut terrible
acrfce.
1t cost III rry p. Long, a promi-
ne mt druggist If Paris, $3.50 to put a
cartridge through the foot of a bog
who received the shit that WIS in-
tended fer man who differed with
Long in politics.
"A female preacher living few
miles east of Joplin reports that the
Lord app cared to her while III the
woods near her home. Peop'e VII
now be onieripg what it was she
really did see.
The Nation i Bank of Commerce
of Kansas City has Ii i'd for and received
the deposits of Kansas City at 4 50 per
cent on daily balances. Thi. is the
highest rate Of interest received by
my corporate n in this county for its
There were sven bids, the
lowest 2. Is.
The local option law has been de-
,lared MI ii and void in Grundy
county, Judge j. Ell. ShaDk'in, who
was member of the constitutional
and one of the best law
yers in North Missouri, aching as
udge in place of The regular judge,
the decision.
Seventy men, women and child
rem, of CRANKY, dressed in their best
clothes, are all waiting to
have their photographs taken by an
artist who collected twenty-five cents
from each as a guarantee of good
faith. This is q great season in Mis-
souri, for all kind of green things.
Col. G. III. Howard of Pulaski
vice-president Of the Exon
federate ass rciation of Missouri for
the Eleventh congressional district
has appointed Maj. Ashley w. Ew,
ing of Jefferson City, agent for Cole
county to collect money for building
the Confederate Home of Missouri.
J. F. Smith & Co, We have been
using your Bile Beans for some time
in our family, aud can say they are
the best remedy for biliousaess, sick
headache, and constipation, we have
ever used. They have proved to be
just what you clsim.
GEORGE HART, Omaha, Mo.
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The empress of Germany

The empress Of Germany speak
French with German accent, and
Bismarck speaks English tiuently
with a German accent. One seldom
gets rid of the brogue Of the mother
tongue.
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Frisco Line.

10000 acres of rich farm and mineral
and in Southwest Missouri for sale or
easy terms. For pamphlets and particu'
lar information, address Land AgenI
Frisco Line, St. Louis, Mo.
4.I0d6vtf
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rheumatism

Is blood poison and must be cured by altering
the condition of the blood. Purify this md Rheu-
matism cannot exist. Hunnicutts rheumatic
Cure II Q sovereign remedy for I'll blood, kidney
and skin diseases 1t In f1ne tonic and cures d.
ease by purifying and emil hing the blood-thus
removing the cause. For sale By sh druggists at
III per bottle. Hunnicutt Medicine Co., Atlanta,
Ga, Pfopretors Try IL and be conviced.
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Washington, May 12.-To-dsy ia
the hous', Mr.. Mckinley IN we'd that
The general debate on tie tariff bill
be limited to one minute The mo-
ton was agreed to, and the house went
into committee of the whole, MIR. Pay
son of Illinois icing in the chair, On
the tariff bill.
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Bohemian WORKINGS 1t ST. Lieut.. strike

St. Louis, Mo-, May 12.-Tws
hundred hands in the southern bag.
ging factory in this city struck this
morning for eight hours. The strik-
ers were noisy and demonstrs'ive and
the police were call d in 70 guard the
place. Nearly all the strikers are Bo-
ht miaus.
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Natural gas has been discovered
near Liberal in Barton county.
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~w WINE Or caaoul : ono Tor Women.
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A Square Deal for Everybody

MsELaEE,s WINE OF eARpu; for Weak Nerve,
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Memphis Route

CITY, FORT SCOTT & MEMPHIS
r. r.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-11-21
GROWTH OF THE SOUTH.
The Great Industrial Development in III"
Week Ending November 10.

CHATTANOOGA. Nov. lG-Thc Tyadcsman
of This city in It's weekly report Of the in
du,rial development Of the South for the
week reports forty-three new industries,
iwo new banks. five railroad companies.
and one street railway.
Among the leading new industries or
gained during the week as reported to
Tie TradcSman are the following: y
building company with Il capital OF 500
400 has been organized nj Little Rock,
Ark; Improvement and manufacturing
company at Florence, :. c. Companies
10 sink artesian wells have been moor
porated at Whitcsborough. Texas. and
Charlcston :. c. y company with ST.,
000 will erect Il canning factory al Corpus
Christi, Texas \ cotton mill with Il
capital of $!OO,00n will be erected al
Monroe. La \ WOODEN mill with CAPT
tai Of $20O,00U at Ncwbcrry Mills, Va.
and knitting mill at Charlotte. y. {. y
company with $lu,n00 capital viii erect
fertilizer works at jacksonborough. :. c.:
Il large hoGr mill will be erected ut Staun-
ton. Va: Il S:iU0,0Un company will build
foundry and pipe works at Radiord, Va;
Il company with 81 ,GO0.0G0 capital will
open mines and operate furnaces at
Wheeling, ". Va: Il furnace will also he
erected at Rivevton, VA; ice factories will
be erected at Roanoke. VA, Manchester.
va, and Henrietta, Texas. y company
with Il capital Of $j0000 will open mines
at Birmingham. Ala. and company with
$jo0,000 capital Will develop coal iron and
timber lands al Wheeling. W Na.: safe
and loc works will he erected at Cosng-
ton. Ky.: and Shoe factory Il: Anderson,
:. c.. a company with fl00.o0t capital
will oparatc lumber mill at Tcxarkana,
Texas, and Il COMPANY with 100000 Will
manufacture lumber ut Charleston. ;. C.;
Il company with $l00,00l capital will man
uiacture slaves, etc. AT Little Rock, Ark.
4 building to cost $lo.0Go will he
erected at Hartmann Tenn; church tn
cost }3O, 900 will be built at Charlotte, y
c.; and new depot will he erected AT
New Castle. Va.
New banks have been organized al
Guthrie. KY. and Roanoke, Va.
Charters for railroads have been applied
for from Houston. Tex. to Bog.y. lex
from Fort Worth, Tex. to Dallas, Tex.
from ShclbyviIIe. Tenn. TO Nashville
Tenn; from New Iberia, La. to Vcrmil-
lion. La and from San Angelo, Tex, to
Henrietta, Tex. via Abilene. y street
railway will he built al Henrietta, Tex.